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ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1901.
VOL. XIV
VALLEY RECORD.
NO. 27.
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FRUIT ASSOCIA. HON FIG URES.
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SUMUERVILLES
A c V e N' i L U>
THE BUTTE CREEK DITCH.
CIRCUIT COURT
PllOCEI DINGS.
D E. Morris, superintendent of con-: York & Wortman vs J T C Naeh; to
struction on the Fish Lake Ditch', was recover money. Judgment lor plauuiff
in Medford this week accompanied by for $100 rendered by Jury. De emlaiit
Mrs. Morris, who will remain in the given 30 days in wh ch to file bill o- excep
city a few days. Mr. Morris tells ns tions.
that the grading work on the first seven Irene Eaton vs A F McCra-y; eject
teen miles of the ditch is completed, and meat. Verdict for plaintiff rerun.e»l bv
all the teams will be laid off except a jury.
Wm Bybee vs J B Fdsall; app al from
few which will be employed in
hauling lumber for fluming purposes. justice’s court. Judgment for plaintiff.
The camp is being moved this week from
E J Knbli vs Samuel Carkhuff and
near the drop, back to the head of the Mary J Carkl uff; to forcl se inortgtge.
ditch where winter quarters will be es Decree granted.
tablished. A force of about forty men
C F Young and J C llall vs James
will be kept at work for about sixty days Fitzgibbon; to recover monev. Judg-
on the rock cuts, in which time it is ex meat for $240.85 and costs.
pected all this work can be completed
John Matson vs Montreal and Oregon
The flumes across the south fork of Gold Mines, Limited; da-nag-s. Mo
Little Butte and Lake creeks, the two tion to strike from complaint allowed
principal flumes on the line, are practi and plaintiff given 15 days to file amend
cally completed. There area few flumes ed complaint.
of lesser proportion across gulches and
Nancy Carter vs Miles Wakeman; to
small streams which will be put in dur recover damages. Demurrer to com
ing the winter. All work on the entire plaint allowed and plaintiff given until
seventeen miles of the ditch is so far Dec. 26th to file amended complaint
along and so nearly completed that as
H M Coss re H B Nye; to recover mo
surance is positively given that water ney. Dismissed.
will be carried to the valley by the mid
A 8 Hammond vs City of Medford ; to
dle of May, 1902. Both the engineer, recover money. Dismissed.
Mr. McCray, and Mr. Morris have been
Bette Lucas vs Lynn Lucas; divorce.
anxiously, and with some apprehension, Decree granted.
awaiting the coming of the first hard
J Nunan V9 Logg & McDonnell; con-
rains of winter. There was a possibility firmarv>n. Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
that at some of the more critical
State Land Board vs J R Howard ; act
points on hillsides and where excavations ion. Continued.
were heavy there might be a slump of
W C Brass vs James Fitzgibbon and
the banks, but since the recent heavy John Fitzgibbon; to recover money.
rains a thorough examination of these Judgment for $88.50 and costs.
places have been made and they are
Saved His Life,
found to have withstood the strain with
out a suspicion of a break any place.—
“I wish to say that I feel I owe my
MedfoTd Mail.
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,” writes
H. C. Chiesrenson of Hayfield, Minn.
Washing Five Cents Fer Pound.
“For three years I was troubled with
The Ashland Steam Laundry announ dyepppsia so that I could hold nothing
KLAMATH COUNTY.
ces a new departure and will make a on my stomach. Many times 1 would
specialty of family washing at very low be unable to retain a moitel of foc-d.
Klamath Fallg Republican.]
The work is done by the pound, Fina lv I was confined to my b»d. Doc
Mr. Hayues. aged kbout 72 years, died rates.
5 cts.. which includes washing, starch tors said I could not live. I read one of
suddenly of dropsy at hie horn,- in Po-- at
and bluing—also, all flat work will your advertisements ou Kodol Dyspepsia
Valley last Saturday. Funeral services ing
ironed at the laundry. The average Cure and thought it fit mj- case and com
were conducted by Rev. J. B Griffi h be
family laundry at this price will amount menced its use. 1 began to improve
Sunday. Mr. Haynes leaves a wife and to
from 50 cents to 75 cents. All work irotn the first bottle. Now I am cured
three sons and three daughters.
called for and delivered. Telephone and recommend it to all.”—All druggists.
F. H eberi . ie .
Attorney F. H. Mills has just received 53.
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from Washington a patent on a door
The Knights of the Marble Heart is
lock. It is something entirely new and
SAMPSOX.
the name of a new club of celibates com
ou^ht to sell well.
.
John Morrison is staying in this dis posed of members of the senior class of
Je9se Helm who has been taking a trict also some of his friends from Colo the Northwestern university, says a
course in veterinery surgery at San Fran rado are with him having recently Chicago dispatch. The formation of
cisco, arrived here Tuesday morning en arrived here.
the club follows closely upon the an
rout- to his home at Bonanza.
Riley Kennedy was over from Huton nouncement of the young women of the
Delta Gamma sorority of the uuiveraity
It is repo-ted that J. J Windle, repre creek recently.
senting Minneapo is capitalists, has
that they are ready to receive praposals
be- n in Oregon several weeks investiga Thos. Taylor and Geo. Grow were to of marriage. The olub purposes to give
go
to
Hornbrook
Monday.
ting chances for t> e prospective irriga
the “marble heart" to the young co-eds
tion of lands for new sei tie'e from the | Frank Tvler is here from Hornbrook, with matrimonial inclinations and to
east. Mr. Windle thinks favorably of a
Some snow, frost and rain has been cultivate the joys of bachelorhood. The
projec' to build a 65 mile < anal from the
badge to be worn by the members will
bead waters of the Dee Chutes river into with us a few days recently.
i
Klamath county. He figures the enter
C. Swett went to Rogue river Satur consist of a small heart af marble set in
gold.
prise would cost $5000 per mile and irri day.
gate 150,000 acres of land.
John A. Fairchild, coroner of Siskivou
INFORMATION WANTED,
During the past week three pairs of
county, and aModoc war veteran, visited
Mongolian pbeasnts were received here
The manufacturers of Baqppr Salve Grants Pass last week.
by E. W. Gowen and will pass the win having always believe«! that no ductor or
Best job printing at R ecord office.
ter in the big warehouse of Messrs medicuie cures in every case, but never
Reames <& Jennings. Next spring Mr. having heard where Banner Salve failed
Gowen will turn the pheasants loose in to euro ulcers, sores, tetter, ecaema, or
different parts of the county, with the piles, as ?, matter of curiosity would like J. C. WHIPP
expectation of multiplying th»' species to know if there are any such casee. If
here. They are fine birds, and Mr. so they will gladly refund the money.—
Gowen is to be commended for his enter T. K. Bolton.
prise.
Lakeview Rustler.]
The quarantine station at Drews val
ley gap is still maintained. J. B. Blair,
master of ceremonies at the station, fum
igates all comers from the west without
regard to rank, station or religion. Each
morning as the western stage passes
this station Mr. Flair fumigates the
driver and all the passengers that may
be aboard. A short time ago Presiding
Elder Summerville, of the Methodist
faith chanced to be passing through on
the stage. Now no one would think for
a minnte that theri- could ever be any
occasion for bringing a Methodist min
ister in contact with fire, sulphur and
brimstone; but that is exactly what hap
pened to this minis»*r; be was placed in
his stall with the “»mmon herd and
give» a good smcWng. But being a
broad minded man Pf took his medicine
philosophically, anl no doubt regarded
it as a divine blessiiii sent upon him to
warm him up after an all night ride in
an open stage.
Rev. Summerville is the same gentle
man who was s.ow bourd last winter in
the head of this mlley. while trying to
get to Paisley to fill a? appointment, at
which time I k had a narrow escape from
freezing to death; but after wading snow
waist deep a part of a day and night, he
finally found a deserted cabin, where,
without board or bed he remained until
rescued later on."
Last fall when in Pa-’fley and while
he and the family with whom he was
stopping were eating supper, the house
took fire and he only saved his life by
fleeing from the flames. Truly our Pre-
siding Elder’s experiences through this
part of his circuit lias been varied and
fraught with danger.
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year. Just think! $1.75 gives you all
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Woodburn
Nursery
Tbe Summary of The Season’s
Black Patti Friday night.
Business.
Joe Frizell went to Portland Saturday.
The following is the summary of tbs
Sewing machines to rent.—J. P. Dodge.
Jack Sells was up from Medford Sun season’s business of the Ashland Fruit
Association of this city:
day.
J. H. Settleineier & Son,
RECEIVED.
Black Patti’s Troubadours to morrow
Proprietors.
Cash on hand from 1899.............. $25 57
night.
A. D. Ferguson returned from Monta Fixtures from 1899....................... 40 00
Material from 1899 .......................
3 00
gue Sunday.
Rec’d 10 per cent on $21,736 50. .2173 65
Carpets and curtains at Vaupel, Nor
“ profits on material.............. 238 89
ris & Drake’8.
“ discounts.............................. 39 57
’ To make room for heavy purchases already made
E. P. Hughes was up from Central Total
apples ; pears ,
2520 68
Oor Large and Varied Stock most be Reduced
Point Saturday.
EXPENDED.
PEACHES, PLUMS,
J. J. Dunkin has returned to Gold
Expenses of Association..
$1434 22
Hill from Astoria.
PRUNES, APRICOTS
During Remainder of December
. 589 55
of packing house..
You will find H. Boivin at Grubb & Value
86 75
Material on hand.............
We will sell at following prices:
Co.’s hardware store.
66 75
Fixtures on hand............
VERYTHING guaranteed true to
Brakeman G. W. Du Jaj- left Sunday Bills receivable................
250 00
name. One of the oldest-estab
175 Pairs Ladies’ $2.50 Sho j 8 Now $1.75
for his home at Houston, Tex.
Cash on hand....................
103 41
ll
<4
<«
u
lished
and beet known nurseries
1.25
2.00
50
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Fred
Peninger
was
up
from
Central
ll
H
Total....... ...................................... 2520 68
2.75
4.00 n
20 <<
Point Friday on a business trip.
ll
ll
ll
Per cent cl iharged members.................... 10
2.25
3.00 ll
25
W. tf. Beall was up from Central
Mrs. 8. J. Bailey, of Phoenix, is agent
used in running Association. 5
ll
ll
ll
ll
for the Woodburn Nursery in Ashland
Point last week on a business trip.
2.50
3.50
in packing house................... 3J
25 ll
and vicinity. Give her your orders for
ll
in bills receivable.................... 1
Mrs. J. Nunan was up from Jackson
Childrens’ Shoes at a propor-
300
fruit trees and ornamental shrubbery.
ll
in
cash
.....................................
4
ville Saturday on a visit to relatives.
tionate Reduction.
NO OF CARS SHIPPED.
E. A. Hildreth, sr., returned Saturday
from
a
business
trip
to
Jacksonville.
int
every
pair
Remember these are not old and "Ut-of-date shoes, but
Peaches...................................
31J
G<»OD, RELI\BLE every-day sellers. We propose to make this
. 2*
................................
Mrs. C. F. Sulloway came over from Apples
one f the Grandest Shoe Sales ever placed before the people of
Pears.......................................
1*
Sisson Sunday on a visit to relatives.
A-hland
Tomatoes................................
. 1
Dr. John A Reuter was up from Jack Vegetables (potatoes etc.)...
2
sonville Sunday visiting Bert Barnes.
....Men’s Shoes in all Styles at Big Reduction....
Strawberries...........................
li
Mrs. A A. Hall of Trail creek is re Raspberries.............................
I
Remember the place, PIONEER BLOCK, Plaza and Main
Cherries ................................ .
covering from a siege of rheumatism.
¡
3
Mrs. Levi Morris returned Sunday Blackberries and dew berries
Stoves, ranges, graniteware and tin
from a visit with relatives at Montague. Total
44
ware,
furniture, bedroom saites, bed
Dr. W. H. Flanagan was up from
NO. OF BOXES.
steads, spring mattresses, carpets, and
Grants Pass Friday on mining business.
Peachrs ....................................
.27048
matting. Agent for John Deere buggies,
Mrs. J. T. Cotton returned Saturday Strawberries
...........................
1321
wagons and implements.
from a visit with Douglas county rela Gooseberries...........................
17
SECRET SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
BAIl-FIEI» FEOI’LE.
tives.
54
Currants....................................
Everything, Both New and
Mrs. Cliff Thomas went, to Portland Loganberries.............................
are the best advertisers for Foley’s Honey ( Elizabeth Applegate Cabin, No. 4, Na
. 24
Second-Hand.
and Tar and all who use it agree that it tive Daughters of Oregon :—President, Friday on a visit to have her eyes Dewberries................................
. 157
is a splendid remedy for coughs, colds or Mrs. Helen Marks ; 1st vi e pres., Mrs treated.
Black raspberries.....................
. 22
Main Street Ashland. Oregon
Annes Bristow ; 2d vice pres , Miss Maude
518
sore lungs.—T. K. Bolton.
Emil Peil and Geo. N. Anderson re Red raspberries........................
Patterson; 3d vice pres., Mrs. Minnie
2655
Blackberries
............................
I
last week from a business trip to
The case of T. J. Browji and B. W.. O’Neil; recording secretary, Miss Elsie turned
, 812
Cherries, 2849 pounds and....
Yreka.
Maddox vs the Oregon King Mining Co.! Grubb, financial secretary, Miss Lou.se
. 1479
Apples ......................................
Joe Zash came up from Glenn county, Crabapples..................... ..........
has been on trial in the U. 8. district Whitney; mar-hal, Mrs Kaie Houck.
91
64
aourt at Portland.
i Granite Lodge, No. 23. K. of P:—C. C. Cal., Sunday to visit his brother, James Apricots....................................
Plums.......................................
470
F. G Strange; V. C., J Edw. Thornton ; Cook of Neil creek.
5
P,. H. C. Stock ; M. of W., L. E. Bender;
Misses Isa Duncan and Fannie Stand Dry Prunes...............................
In all its stages
1518
Nau’s
K R. & S, T. F. Kershaw; M. E., Wm. ard who are visiting in San Francisco ex Pears .......................................
there should be
1178
Tomatoes
..................................
Fox; M. of F. E. A. Hildreth, Jr ; M at pect to spend the winter there.
cleanliness
246
Nectarines................................
A. E Hicks; I G.,C B. Austin; O. G,
Mrs. L. A. Mount came over from Grapes.......................................
. 20
R J Shaw Wm. Patterson, trustee for
ELY’S CREAM B1LI
Dunsmuir Saturday to visit her son, Greenpeppers, 249 dozens and
85
term of three years.
cleanses,soothes
and
Fireman Alberto Mount, and his wife.
15
Quinces....................................
heals the diseased
cure the worst cases
Ashland Lodge 473, Fraternal Union
Mrs. Belle Y’arbrough left Saturday
membrane. It cures
NO. OF POl’NES.
of America: Justice, Mre. Callie B
5Ä
eatarrh and drives
of stoinaeh trouble.
Lo g; secretary, Mrs Josephine Crocker; for Scio, Linn county, where she had Turnips....................................
330
away
a
cold
in
the
’ I been called by the death of her mother.
1078
Green peas................................
bead quickly.
COLD HEAD
A letter from David F. Fox, Ashland, treasurer, vl re Armonella Prindle ; truth,
Nette
Goodell;
mercy,
"
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M
rs
JM
ary
E
| J.
Leslie Corbett has gone to Port Beets.........................................
831
Cream Balm is placed inu> the nos
Oregon.:
Franzen ; protector, Mrs Grace Holmes; I Orchard, Wash., to take charge of his Onions, 35 dozen and............ .
2163
trils, spreads over the membrane and is ab
For five y»ara I suffered from stomach guide.
Mrs Mary Rose-Tibbets; guard, son’s drug store while the latter spends Cabbage....................................
sorbed. Relief is immediate and a cure
2780
trouble, having in the meantime tried L N T»on>as; i sentinel,
• O H Goodell;
n
follows, It is not drying—does not pro
27038
Potatoes....................................
many remedies for its alleviation, but stewards, H P Holmes and J R Uets. | the winter in Arizona.
duce sneezing. Large size, 50 cents at drug
200
The Ashland Meat Market order wagon Sweet potatoes.........................
without effect. I met a friend who told Mrs Josephine D Crocker was elected
gists or by mail; Trial Size. lOcts hy mail.
655
Green beans..*.........................
i and
will 9 leave
shop
with
south
orders
at
7
me of Nau'» Dyspepsia Cure, and how it delegate to the District Convention.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. N. Y.
a m . fopr north at g and 1Q a m
made a healthy woman of his wife, who
NO OF DOZEN.
Ma^ zanita Lodge, No. 45 Degree of Hon-1 Orders for roasts and boiling meats
bail suffered for fifteen year« from st m-
161
Lettuce............ ........................
ach trouble, and from which cause she or: P C H, Mre Grace Hasty ; C of H, should be in before first delivery.
L. WRIGHT
3
Mrs A Miller of Glendale visited the Egg plant..................................
bad been given up t-> die 1 without de Miss Gertrude McCallen ; L of H Mrs
8
Celery
........................................
lay sent for your medi ine. Af er taking Ida Veghte, 0 of C, Mrs Lilian Hilty, fam,iy of her gon Ge0 Roberts, in Ash
10
............. is a sister Squash .....................................
three bottles of the CURE, found ni“ a recorder. Will Dodge; reaver Mrs Nellie ,and fagt Wfiek fcrs. Miller
5
h b M w j Plymale of Jack- Cucumbers..............................
well man. Knowing its great efficac» Simpson; usher Miss Nannie McCallen
99
Corn..........................................
from not only my own experience, but I W Mrs Lrafee Tozer; O W, J R Casey; sonville.
MINING NEWS,
3
Cider, Kegs..............................
front the experience of others, I never trustee, Wm.Patterson.
No one can reasonably hope for good
last
Saturday,
a
»•
a
,
»
r
i
xt
t
»
rt
I?
a
11
L
ost
—
In
Ashland
The
new
Osgood hydraulic mines of
overlook an opportunity to recommend
..47886 health unless his bowels move once each the Waldo dist, developed this past sum
b«0k containing receipts, /con- Total No of Boxes..................
Ashland, Oregon, Corner Second and Main.
thiajemedy toai.y one whom I know to P'A S6 P^e';^rLouPURobi;5; secr^ 11™4“’ an
?-PaP?ra valuable only, to L. E. Total No. of Dozen..................
.. 559 day. When this is mrt attended to, die mer by F. H. Osgood, a Seattle railroad
■ee offribTluL. ItutlT Stomach i>oubie.
orders
of
the
stomach
arise,
biliousness,
..39074
Total
No.
of
Lbs.
Vegetables
.
mining man, have opened operations
For sale by McNair Bro's., or druggists tary, Emma J Walker; treasurer M I Hoover of Medford. Finder will kindly
headache dyspepsia and piles soon fol and
leave same at this office.
for the winter. These new mines prom DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK
generally
Thompson; chaplain, Mrs N. C Cole;
low.
If
you
wish
to
avoid
these
ailments
Olwell Bros, shipped two carloads of
ise to take leading rank among the big
FRANK NAU, Portland, Ore.,
and Miss
sergeant, EJ Eastman; M of A, Delia ■ B. B. Scott, wife and babies ......
ke-p your bowels regular by >aking
MARBLE, GRANITE, IRON FENCING and
or 203 Broadway, New York
Stewart; I D Pearl Weedon; O D, John | Clara Wertz were on Saturday’s train for apples last week to Hamburg, Germany.. Chamberlain’s St mach and Liver Tab hydraulic prepertiesof Southern Oregon
The
strict
quarantine
regulations
estab
They
will
operate
three
giants
both
night
GENERAL CONTRACTING in STONE WORK
Ladonia, Texas. Mrs. 8. was formerly
Price, $100; 6 bottles $5 00, express Stewart.
lets when required. Tt.ey are so easy to
Miss Lou Wertz of Grants Pass and at lished by Germany against fruit from all take and mild and gentle in effect. For and day, and have many miles of ditches
prepaid.
Pacific coast states makes the matter of
At (he annual election of officers of one time resided in Ashland.
and flumes, constructed at a great cost, as
shipping to that country decidedly haz sale by all druggists.
As' land Lodge, No. 23, A. F. & A. M.,
it was found necessary, in getting the
“A Symphony of Refined Fun and held in Masonic Temple, Thursday night,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wentworth of ardous, as many carloads already ship
water to the mining ground, to *4*$ a tun
REAL
ESTATE
1B1NSFE118.
Melody.”
last, the following were elected: Wor Nevada and Mrs. Wentworth of Duns ped from other coast points have been
nel through Hogue Hill, a nio.untain of
Master, G C Morris; Senior War muir have been paying a visit to the rejected by the German inspectors, but
R E Robinson to Emmett Beeson; solid rock, a distance of 35,0 feet. The.
Opera House, Friday Evening, shipful
den, Geo W Dunn ; secretary, E A Sher brother and son. Jesse Wentworth, the to do away with any possible trouble 19 03 acres, d 1 c 66, tp 38, r 3 w, $200.
working grounds o,f this new mine, like
Messrs. Olwell Bros, had each box of
December 20th.
win; treasurer, E V Carter; Member well-known railroad man in Ashland.
Jas Carr to W B Roberts; land in d 1 that of all the Waldo, placers, is very
rich, an^ the property begiqs i(s career
Peter Wilson, of Turner, Or., was in fruit in these two carloads inspected by c 45 tp37, r 1 w, $250
WORLD-FAMOUS AND UNRIVALED Building Com, E D Briggs, Following
the election a banqu t was spread in the Kerby last week with a view to secur A. H. Carson, horticultural commission
John J Brown to Martha lyicbman; with a bright aqtlQOjk.
Kinds
hall to which Brigadier General Beebe ing the present mill site for the install er and inspector for this district, and his 19 acres, sec 3, tp 37, r 2 w $285
The Anepi placer mines, situated in the
BLACK PATTI
and staff and local Oregon National ment of a roller mill. A flouring mill is certificate to the effect that the fruit was
Carl Phejps tq 8 W McClpndon; 2 Upper Gaiice Creek district., have been
Guard officials and who had been in-
All
not pest infested accompanied the hills claims, Blackwell m'mng diet, $1000.
sold by Jackson & Call to William Geb
i pectine officially Company “B” of the one of the pressing needs of that section. of lading.
TROUBADOURS
U S to S A Alendnr and Cbas. J Al- hart, of Idaho, and J. H. Rogers, of
When you feel that life is hardly worth
Oregon National Guard, sat down. Ad
Michigan. The considerations is nqt,
Editor Lynch of “Daily Post” Phillips ender; 160 acres, sec 4, tp 36 r 3 w,
The Greatest Colored Show on Earth and dresses were made by Brigadier Gener 1 the candle take a dose of Chamberlain's
Carter Land Co to J D Bolton ; 5 ac res known. The property is m qqqise de
the oiggest tbemrical bit of the Century. Beebe, Colonel Ge >. O. Y’oran, Major Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will burg, N. J., has tested the merits of Ashland, corporation deed, $77.50.
velopment only,
will be repaired, Oil Cloth, Rugs, Portieres, Lace Curtains, Window Shades
Greeted everywhere by applauding multi John L May, Lieut. I. E. Vining and cleanse your stomach, tone up your liver Foley’s Honey and Tar with this result:
Joe
F
Garrison
to
Miles
Cantrall;
40
Jiew Home, Domestic, Singer, White and Climax
improved
aqd
pul
in
a business-like
tudes. A joyous blending of song, story
and regulate your bowels making you “I have used a great many patent reme acres, sec 29, ip 39, r 2 w, $800,
shape for work by the new owners.
Sewing
Machines at Wag Down Prices.
and dance bv the merriest people under Hon. E. V. Carter.
dies
in
my
family
for
coughs
and
colds,
feel like a new man. For sale by all
Chas. R. Ray tp W N Jones and F P
The old and noted Dry Diggings hy
the sun.
and I can honestly say your Honey and
«OMEN AND JEWELS
[DRUGGISTS.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
tp 32, r 4 w, draulic mines, situated three miles east
A VERITABLE REVELATION.
Tar is th - best thing of the kind I have Maye; 6«0 acres, eec
Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that iB I E W. Herrin, who has been engaged ever used and I cannot say too much in $600,
of Grants Pass, and recently purchased
N egro C omedy
State of Oregon to School Diet No 62; 1 by Ament Bros., uf Chicago, began their
the order gi a woman’s preferences in running the quartz mill of an exten- praise of it.’’—T. K. Bolton.
S ongs or the S outh
square acre, sec 3, tp 35, r 4 w, $1-
Jewels form a magnet of mighty power give mining enterprise at Forbestown,
Winter's work two days ago, under the
J ubilee S houts
I n reply to inquiries we have pleas
Thos G Ci>x to Adella ’’alrtharpe; 60 new management. Owing to the many
to the average woman. Even that great- Cal., for many years visited his father
j C ake W alks
est of all jewels, health, is often ruined and brother in Ashland from Friday to ure in announcing that Ely’s Liquid acres, sec 8, tp 39, r 1 e, $1000.
improvements, the extensive repairs anti
¿J uck D ances
MinnieDeRoboam to Emmett Beeson; the greatly increased facilities of these
in the strennous efforts »o make or eave Sunday morning when he left for Baker Cr am Balm is like the solid prepara
A*! DEVILLE
opp. I.o.o.r.nai,
the money to purchase them. If a City, eastern Oregon. The mine at tion of that admirable remedy in that right in Wagner creek water ditch. $100. mines under the new management, their
¿J pkratic V iews
W W Tavlor to C C Taylor ; 80 acres, run will be longer and their production
woman will risk her health to get a | Forbestown has shut down. Ed. paid it cleanses a»d healB membranes affected
by nasal catarrh. Th-re is no drying or sec 30, tp 38, r 4 e, $900.
coveted gem, then let her fortify herself this office a pleasant call.
of gold greater than ever before in the PAINTS, F-A-IZSTTZEIR/S’ TOOLS,
sn-ezing. The Liquid Cream Balm is
against the insiduous consequences of
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.
. ,
history of these old and noted placer
LOCATION NOTICES,
coughs, colds and bronchial affections by
M-i?ar
’ ^t?rmer1-'. a .t^a,c e, adapted to use by patients who have
W u AX j L ZE3JLIPIEIZEÒ, Q-ZLiJLSS. HTO.
diggings.
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the regular use of Dr. Boschee’s German
.Go'd, H111 and well-known in Ashland, tr uble in inhaling through the nose
John H Hurn, 2 claims, Pleasant creek
Tlie Baby quartz mine, situated in the
B
cildihg
P
apers , W bappins P apers amd T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS,
OH OTHER PROMOTERS Qft SyrupZ It will promptly arrest consump- ^ing the son-in-law of J W O Gregory ami prefer spraying. Tne price includ diet, Dec 6, ’01.
Louse Creek district, a few miles north
«JU OF MIRTH AND MELODY OU tion in its early stages ¿nd heal the af
been admitted to practice law before ing »praying tube, is 75 cents. Sold by
W P Chish lm and Riley Hammersly, of Grants Pass, a new broperty purchas
Are the features of this universally popular fecteil lungs and bronchial tubes and th* supreme court of California He druggists or mailed by Ely Brothers. 56 2 claims, Meadows dist, Dec 6
ed and equipped a short time ago by
W L McClure, 2 cl time, Sams creek Eastern people, is making an excellent
company. The stage performance is (he drive the d?ead disease from the system ^111 soon move his family from Mendo- Warren Street, N-w York.
quintessence of renned fun and sweet mel Itisnot a cure-ab, but it is a ceriain emo county Cal., to San Francisco
showing. The mill is kept steadily
Jack Conaat, who is here from Ander* dist, Dec 7.
ody . and is intended for the enjoyment of cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial '\here he will engage m the practice of
J W Thomason and M C Brown, 2 pounding night and day, crushing rock
eon,
says
that
for
the
second
time
tie
has
profession.
all. especially ladn-s and children.
trounlee. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s his
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that is averaging $25 per ton in siiiphur-
been driven completely to the wall. He claims Thompson creek dist, Dec 9.
Referred Seats 75dt
Admission 50clt reliable remedies at T K. B olton ’ s .
The Redding Searchlight says Jerome svas three suits have been filed against
ets and free gold. The Klon^’kv,
A< old,cough or la grippe canbe “nipped mine, of this district, is aLu r.iipping
Now on sale at Winter's.
Get Green’s Special Almanac. S. Childs of that place has the bond on him in three weeks, one of them in the
■
in the bud”, with a dose or two of Foley’s steadily and meeri^g, wi$B excellent suc
the Me Vey copper properties at the
Milton, Dec 12.—After one of the head of Joe Creek, in the Elliott creek supreme court by parties in San Fran Honey and Tar. Beware of eustitutes.— cess, it bmp« another property receutly
cisco
He
says
be
has
lust
all
that
re
hardest figi te in her history Milton i sectiqn of the Siskiyou mountains. The
T. K. Bolton.
equipped and launched out for business.
91 First Street, Portland, Ore.
■ g in elect-d an extreme “dry” tickei in big copper deposit is known as tne Blue mained to him aod is absolutely up
Xhe suc'cess of tlies^ mines has stimu
against
it,
The
Scott
mountafn
mining
her city election Tuesday. The margins Ledge and comprises sixteen claims.
TUNNEL
$2
WHEJCVi,
lated a number of Other undeveloped
interests are not invqlved because they
ranged from 20 to 4 The total vote was Mr. Childs has gone to the property.
properties in the district, and a numb*7
are in ube name of his wife.—Redding Redding Free Press.]
rather light, though there was great en
of slump mills are to be erected Suring Importers and Dealers in
Free Press.
The
marriage
last
week
of
Monte
Dun
A
singular
train
wreck
occurred
thusiasm.
Th-re
are
now
no
saloons
in
Fri.
Oregon.
kin
and
Miss
Carrie
Cook
was
some
day afternoon at tunnel number twelve the coming year.
Milton ac all, and a continuance of this
LOGGING
ON
UMPQUA.
( on the steep grade down into tbe Sacra-
condition is assured. Mayor-elect 8. A. what of a surprise to their friends, who
skeins of shetland floss for $1
Miller, who is also the present incum are many Mr. Dunkin is the son of
Roseburg, Dec. 12.—The Oregon meDto canyon just below Moit. Though at Twelve
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s.
AVE IN STOCK ax» Newtown Pip bent. had no opDoeition, both the citi I John Dunkin and the bride Is the daugh Boom A Timber Company, recently in the train was disabled.on a grade famous
pine and Spitzenbergs. One Hun zens’ ticket and tbe Prohibition ticket ter. of William Cook, all of whom live on corporated here, has had the Umpqua because so s eep, there was no loss of life
Gall creek and than whom there are River and ite branches thorougblv sur or injury, the train did not ran away and
W anted - several persons of
dred Cou Doynne du Gomice winter nominating him.
none more respected.—Gold Hill News veyed, and the work of clearing out ob one car ra-> out and bung upon the edge character and good reputation in eavh
pears.
Born—In Lakeview, Dec. 6,totheyi(e
state (one in tbi- coun y requi^f.dl to re
D. A. MacDonald, formerly of this structions is now under way. A force of of the bluff where there is a sheer drop present »ml adverting old' establisbed-
of C. H Dunlap, a 9J pound son.
men
is
at
work
blasting
out
such
rocks
Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House
of
1200
feer
to
the
winding
track
bel
w.
place, who qqce had an option on the
wealthy
' bouse of solid financial
■ 1
' ■"
Fu.ll Line of Nursery Stock— ■■L-
as
would
interfere
wfth
tbe
successful
Freight
No
227
started
down
tfce
standing.
'
Salary
$L8.<0
weekly
with
ex
Golden
Fleece
mine
near
Ashland,
has
MARRIED.
I done well at Nome and Dolavan Bay, be; floating of logs. The work will be contin grade at 3 o.pjqp*. As tn« e, gine ap penses additional, all payable in cash each Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for Fire-Place Fur
all Oregon Grown.
Wednesday directfrnui bead office Horses
ing one of the first on the ground and se ued until the river gets mo high, and re proaohed ti e long tunnel the train was and
carriages furnished, when necessary.
HAFF—GENING—At Jacksonville, curing good properties In accompany sumed again' in th--Spring.
The Com nearly jerked from the track. The air
Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE.
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__ jr_w_ L. ifaff and Miss with his wife and children he is out pany, which is backed by Eastern capi brake was applied and it held. It was Heferences. Enclose self addressed stamped nituro.
Dec. _ 2, ____
1901, r George
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
Fannie Piening, by Judge H. K. Han from Nome for the winter. They talists, contemplates erecting several found that two care loaded with lumber envelope. Manager, 316, Caxton Building.
The largest sum ever paid for a pre
na.
larg- sawmills at different points alo g had derailed through an unknown cause. Chicago.
I visited Ashland friends the past week.
scription, changed hands in San Fran-
the Umpqua River. Timber will also be One car was completely smashed to
RIDDLE-ISAAC
—
In
Medford,
¿un.-'
cieeo, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in
J i ^ lij Blair captain of the fumigating handled for other men or companies pi ces. The oth -r ran down twenty-five
day,
December
8,
Claude
Riddle,
of
volved in coin and stock $112,500 00 and
Grants Pass and Miss Mayme Isaac of I siation at Drews Gap, had to come to The plans of the company are the most feet and clung upon a cliff over the ahvse,
was paid by a party of business tne' for
Medford, Rev. 8. H. Jones, of Jack . town lor medical aid’ last iygek; having comprehensive of any yet undertaken T- e track was t m nj;
huaretf* A
a specilc for Brights Disease and Diabe
contracted a severe cold. J. A. Atfder» forttie deveiopampnt oj tfae t«mper re crBw trout IJUHetmflr Safi'it open after
sonville, officiating.
tes, hitherto incurable diseases.
son attends to the smoking' of every sources of this portion bl the itate, and gome hottri?
n .
.
w
They commenced the serious investi
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traveler during John’s absence.—Lake considerable money having already been
Men and yyqmvi of good address to rep
BORN.
gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900.
view Examiner.
resent us, gome to travel appointing agents,
expended, gives good fouodatiOD for the
They interviewed scores of the cured and
others for local work looking after onr in
Job printing at reasonabla rates.
belief that extensive operations will be
tried it out on ite merits by putting over WILLIAMSON—In Portland, Dec. 9,
terests. $900 salary guaranteed yearly;
put under way early the coming year.
1901, to Mr. and Mre. Wm. E. William
three dozen casee on tbe treatment and
extra commissions and expenses, rapid ad
watching them. They aiso got physici
son, »daughter.
S;
vancement. old established house. G;$ud 4 Through Trains Daily from Chicago
I
A
winter
trip
to
So^tperp
fjaliiornia
ans to name chronic, incurable cases, PERHAM—In Gold Hill, December 8,
chance for earnest man or womb to se
and AriiOna via thhfa»oUB Shasta Route
For Infants and Children.
cure pleasant, permanent position, liber».',
end administered it with the physicians
1901, to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perham,
is one never to be forgotten. Renewed
ncorae and future, NfcW. brilliant I'.nea. 4 Through Trains Daily from St Louis
forjudges Up to Am 25, eighty-seven
a sob
acquaintance with this section will ever The Kind You Have Always Bought Write at ftRPC.
per eeut of the test cases were either
and points beyond
develop fresh points of intereet and ad
STAFFORD PRESS,
4 Trains Daily from Kansas City
MORRISON—At Trail creek, Nov. 30,
well or progressing favorably.
Bears the
ded sources of enjoyment under its sun
1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur iforrir
There beiug but thirteen per cent of
23 Church St.,
Net* Have«, Co««,
ny skies, in the variety of interests and Signature of
failures, the parties were well satisfied
son, a son.
EQUIPMENT: Reclining Chair Cars (free) Pullman Palace Sleepers
idded
industries,
in
its
prolific
yeast$-
and closed the transaction. The pro-
Dining and Cafe Cars on all trains. Polite trainmen. Perfect road
rioh and ktnopg RS numberless reports of
anedinge of the investigating committee
DIED.
mountain, shore, valley and plain.
.ml the clinical reports of the lest casee
bed, shortest line and quickest time. Tourist Cars Mondays and Thurs
Two trains leave Portland daily, morn
were published and will be mailed free
days, 29,’-a hours Chicago to Boston.
ing and evening for California. These
on application. Address J ohn J. F ulton MONTGOMERY—At his home on
CASTOn^A.
C. 6. CRANE, G. P. & T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
Pleasant creek, this county, December
trains are equipped with the most im
C ompany , 420 Montgomery St. San Fran
the
Kind You Hin Always Boagirt
ROSS C, CLINE, P. C. P. A.. Los Angeles, Cal.
10, 1901, Robert Montgomery.
proved pattern of standard aod tourist ’guatare X
cisco, Cal.
sleeping care, and the low rates place
MASTERSON—At his residence in Gold
the trip in reach of a)l.
Hill, December 12, 1901, John C. Mas
For illustrated guides of California and
terson, aged 69 years, 10 months and 2
Arizona winter resorts, address
days.
R. B. M iller .
PERHAM— In Gold Hill, December 8,
Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
1901, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
F ob H alb B y A ju DrcwxSTÍ.
E G. Perham.
CLEARANCE SALE!
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
g Ulm. Yeo 3 Co-
C. M. miller «
Dyspepsia Cure
t
Fruit Trees, Shrubbery
E
S. 0. FURREY
EVERYTHING FOR THE
HOUSE.
CATARRH
CATARRH |
Nasal
SoDtaB Orton MÄ Cnmjnny
Fttrniture-
Grades
J, p DODGE
M
FVANQ ASHLAND, OR
II» V. L.vmio,
BLACK PATTI
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC
THE JOHN BARRETT CO
»
¡Ü
Medford,
«
Tile Flooring, Electroliers,
and Incandescent Lamps.
H
(■uai-iiiilcril $900
Salary
yearly .
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