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* Oregon HutoricalSocUty.^, VALLEY BECORD Published Every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. S ubscription R ates : , One Year ................................ $1 75 Six Months............................ 1 00 Three Months................................ 50 Advertising Rates Given on Application. RECORD. VALLEY ........ ASHLAND OREGON ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1902. voi. XIV. VALLEY RECORD- ........ ASHLAND, OREGON $1.75 NO. 36. Cannot be better spent than by subecrib« ing to the VALLEY RECORD for a year. Just think! $1.75 givee you all ■ the news for a year. Try it! 9 PERSONAL ZÄ AND SOCIAL. MEDFORD ENJOINED ASHLAND SEWER SYSTEM E3 ZX Woodburn Ualentines... Valentines at McNair Bros. Chas. Roper was up from Phoenix Sat urday. Wesley Dial was up from Medford yes terday. G. A. Gurnea was up from Medford Sunday. Miss Ray Zumwalt left for Portland Monday. McNair Bros, have a fine display of valentines. Engineer Jesse A. McCall Reports To the By U. S. District Court from Pulling Up the Sunset Telephone Co.’s Line and Board of Trade on the Survey of the Poles and Throwing Them Over the $20,000 System. «fence. The following is the report submitted J. H. Settlemeior & Son, by Jesse A. McCall, engineer in charge of Portland Oregonian, Feb. 1.] JI Large Uaricty, includ the plans and specifications of the pro By a temporary injunction, granted Proprietors. posed new sewer system of Ashland, as yesterday in United States district court, Commencing this date we will close our Entire Stock of read before the board of trade meeting tL“ entire city government of the town ing all the Cate Fancy Monday evening: of Medford, in Jackson county, was re Dry Goods, Clothing, trained from taking any action toward Ashland, Oregon, February 3, 1902. Styles* To the Honorable, the Committee on the removal from the streetsof that town Gent’s Furnishing Goods, oi the telephone and -telegraph lines of Sewerage of City of Ashland, Jackson Geo. T. Watson returned from Port county, Oregon, appo nted by the mayor the Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Com land Sunday. for yourself. apples ; PEARS, pany. April 8 is set as the date for a and common council of said city:' HATS, CAPS, NOTIONS, E tc ., at COST. Mrs. W. L. Townsend returned to Med Gentlemen:—In pursuance of instruc hearing in the matter, if the authorities PEACHES, PLUMS, ford Sunday. tions from your honorable body, Mr. of Medford desire to show why the in junction should not be made perpetual. PRUNES, APRICOTS In short, any and everything in our Block except Shoes will be Carpets and curtains at Vaupel, Nor George Scoggin, consulting engineer of Portland, Oregon, assisted by the under December 17 last the Medford council closed at Coat for the purpose of making room for extensive Shoe ris & Drake’s. signed, after a thorough inspection' of i**;sed an ordinance requiring, among purchases already made. VERYTHING guaranteed true to Ab. Giddings came over from Siskiyou the topography and conditions incident ot^ier things, that the telephone com name. One of the oldeet-eetab- county Monday. to the location ol this city, have designed pany should pay into the city treasury Druâfiists and Stationers, Jlsbland, Or. lished and beet known nurserie« a- annual license fee of $100; that the and prepared the maps, plans, estimates, A. L. Foster was at Medford Tuesday on the Pacific coast. profiles and specifications for a proposed monthly charge for telephone instru on a business trip. sanitary sewer system for said city, and ments and service should not exceed Dick McCampbell came over from Sis respectfully submit the following report: $h50, and that, if the telephone com TR0U3LE BREEDER FOR SALOONS. THE FLKS LODGE. son Friday on a visit. Before a’definite plan of the proposed pany w . should fail to comply with the Are Partially in, ~ of 1 the ordinance bv February 1, The Elk ’ s lodge, which was started by sewer system could be decided upon or ijfchìS*» J. P. Dodge returned Monday from designed, a careful topographical survey ......... -7 autlu-riilis :-h'->n1d j.-oeved ’<> Wi»a* or.c of Them Tout Or gan’zaficns Is actors a number of years ago and then A.C3-ELTT. Portland and Eugene. spread among lawyers, drummers and was made, which included such neces cut down and destroy the lines in the Doing at Albany. Giving Us a Complete and llp=to=Date Miss Lula Dame went to Central Point sary horizontal and vertical measure city. The ordinance was approved by other ornaments of’metropolitan life, has Medford, Oregon. Rev. J. F. Tout, formerly of Ashland, I become very popular. In order to pre Sunday to visit her aunt. ments as were required to make an ac Mayor Crowell the same day it was by the council. The city has but now of Eugene, and state superin vent. it from becoming rural in its member Line in Jill Styles« which will be sold Miss Lula Kroenung of Portland is vis curate map of the city, and the profiles passed made demand upon the company to com tendent of tlie Anti-Saloon League, has ship the supreme council at its last meet of the streets iting Miss Viola Wooden. From this data it was possible to de ply with the terms of the ordinance, and instituted some of these trouble breeders ing made it impossible to organize in at Lowest Gash Prices. Nice line of mattings at Gurnea’s» termine the direction and gradients of the company has respectfully declined. for saloons in many Willamette valley i towns of less tlian 5000 people, hence the Fourth street, near depot. To avoid destruction of its property and towns. The one at Albany is evidently ! following Jackson county }>eople were the trunk lines and laterals. to get the matter before the courts for brewing from the following taken frorii initiated at Roseburg last week the order The outlet having been located at a Robt. Lucas and wife were over from 1 having heeminstituted there before the point on Ashland creek, where the adjudication, the telephone company the Albany Democrat: Henley on a visit Saturday. waters from the millrace of the Ashland presented its petition for injunction, ac A committe from the Anti-Saloon 1 recent, prohibition: Miss Maggie Mead of Grants Pas3 was quartz mill intercept the waters of said companying it wit h a long statement of League have caused considerable commo PIONEER BLOCK, Plaza and Main Street, Ashland, Or. From Jacksonville—T. J. Kenney, an Aslilaud visitor Sunday. creek, it was determined that *' the -------- most ' the relations of the company and the tion in this city by a wholesale raid upon Chas. Prim, J. . Opp, H. H. McCarthy, the saloons: Sunday evening the com A. E. Kearnes, G. E. Neuber, Jas. Crone- Glen Owen was up from Central Point practical routes for the trunk sewers town of Medford. The company recites that it is a Cali mittee, divided into groups, visited all • miller, Jno. Orth, M. F. Hanley, F. E. Stover, range«, graniteware end. tin would be as follows: Monday looking at the town. For the eastern portion the city a fornia corporation; that it is authorized the saloons for the purpose of securing Bybee, Peter Applegate and Alex’. Orme. ware, furniture, bedroom suite«, bed Mrs. Oscar Goodell went to Yreka trunk sewer would be of From Medford—E. D. Elwood, J. E. located from by the United States postal department evidence for conviction on a charge of Monday where her mother is ill. SA YUES—NIXON. Eighth street along the center lines of to transmit government messages, tele violating the ordinance prohibiting the Shearer, G F Merriman, Carl Narregnn, steads, spring mattresses, carpets, and TAX LEVIES COMPLETE. . V. Lippincott, J. E. Enjurt, I. L. matting. Agent for John Deere buggies, Mrs. Delilah Houck returned Tuesday A street, Ash street, a part of Oak street, phone and telegraphic; that it has for a sale of liquor on Sunday. The commit tee The engagement is announced of Mar The special tax levies of the school dis number of years had its lines in unques Hamilton, J. 1). Heard, Chas.’ Pierce and wagons and implements. from Gold Hill. — Corvallis Times. made purchases of liquor, it is alleged, in and on Chegar street to its junction with shall Sayres and Miss Julia Nixon. Mr. tricts and incorporated towns of Jackson tioned operation in the city of Medford, all the saloons in town except two and A. S. Wells. Havres is a nephew of William H.. VIills county are all in and are herewith ap There will soon be a much needed Water street. Everything, Both New and From Central Point—John and Joseph For the central and business portion, a giving the city no trouble and contrib secured witnesses of violators of the law and a special land agent for the railroad. pended. It will be readily seen that bridge across Rogue river near Woodville. F trunk sewer should be located on the uting to the convenience of doing busi- in all except one, and there are only ten Olwell. Miss Nixon is the accomplished daugh Ashland, both as a school district and in Second-Hand. Mrs. M. J. Coolidge and Mrs. J. R. center line of Water street, from Main n>»:s there; that the license fee of $100 saloons in town, which will make nine Ironi Ashland—J. E. Thornton, F. E. ter of Editor Robert Nixon of the Yreka corporated town, is by far the largest tax Casey exacted by the ordinance passed last De visited Talent relatives this week. Grieve, C. C. Wood and W. O. Marks. street to Mechanic street. eases. Journal. They are to be married in payer. These taxes are levied on the Main Street Ashland. Oregon Hewitt & Sox have been retained to i For the western portion, on Mechanic cember is unreasonably large and oppres F. W. Sheffield returned last week April and expect to go East. property assessed in 1901. sive, and entirely out of proportion to Piles of People from a business trip to Chicago and New street from Main street to Water street, any extra service that might be required assist in the prosecution, and it is ex-1 and the main outlet sewer would be lo pected that warrants will probably lx« is-| testify to the merit of Banner Salve _ in SCHOOL York. Camps’ photos are high grade, not Diet. cated from said intersection of Mechanic by the city government by reason of the sued within a few days. The trial of the ) curing piles. It immediately relieves and Levy high priced. J. L. Fenton was at McCloud this street and Water street to the above de presence of the lines in the city; that the cases will no doubt develop a warm con-1 quickly cures. No other salve so heal-! No. Mills’. Valuation. monthly charge of $1.50 authoiized by test. week in the interest of the Ashland Iron scribed point of outlet. ing.—T. K. B olton . 17 28,125 CHEAP RATE FROM EAST. the ordinance is inadequate to the sup W orks. The proposed lines of the lateral sew 5 Ashland.............. ....... 10 $672,430 so small an exchange, the num POLITICAL NEWS. The De La Mar Enterprise says the ■ In xu all its 1UI „ 6tages 1 Jacksonville....... ....... 10 Mrs. H. V. Mitchell and son returned ers are given the same directions as the port of of subscribers 194,706 In Order to Secure Emigration to there being only 60; steam railway in Shasta county will be there should be 2 ........ 17 Monday from a visit with Edgewood slope of the surface in almost every in ber state committee of the socialist j The that the ordinance in question violates party of Oregon have called a state con- built on the north side of Pitt river for cleanliness, stance. Coaat. 6 Central Point.... ....... 6 154,820 friends. This plan, in sewer parlance is desig the United States constitution in several ’ vention to be held at Portland, March connection with the S. P. R. R. line, as 14 ....... 3 THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL Gladys Todd arrived Sunday from For particulars, the chief one being that it ......... 5 28,125 est Grove to live with her aunt, Mrs. F. nated as the “fan” plan, on account of seeks 19th, to nominate a state ticket. The only the Little Sacramento will have to ,tL1 s tat*« BU.J1 WAY, announces the following reduced 17 to imposo restrictions on inter-f 1 i first the sewerage all being conveyed to a 08,896 D. Robbins. congressional district convention be bridged, while below’ the junction a cleanses.soothes and second class one way SETTLERS EX 22 Talent.............. .... 61 single outlet by means of the converging state commerce. The petitioner admits1 will be held at Oregon City, March 20 bridge would be required over the two heals the diseased 26 .......... ... .......... 3 CURSION RATES, tickets to be on sale, 1. is 2__ also desirable membrane. It cures .......... 3 Mrs. M. Wood returned last week from trunk sewers and their various branches. that a license fee of $20 might not be un and the second dist rict at Portland on t he streams combined. It and the special rates effective DAILY 29 and drives The depth of excavation will range reasonable to get as close as possible to the great eatarrh 45 San Francisco where her son, Tom Fu ....... 12 date of state convention. Mass county away a cold in the during March and April 1902. From The injunction orderhames the mayor, from 2 feet to 7 feet for the laterals, and iron and lime deposits on the east side of Medford............ ....... 10 conventions are suggested to be held in .435,334 son is recovering. head <;aickly. COUD >1 HEAD ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS and DUL from 4 feet to 12 feet for the trunk sew all the councilinen, tlie city recorder and various counties March 5th. McCloud river, and also to the Bully Hill Cream Balm is placed into the nos UTH to Montana common points, $20.00; Miss Nellie Loosley, a Klamath county ers. the city marshal, and commands all to and other mines in the Pittsburg district. 1 trils, lrllo spreads over the membrane and is ab- 26,605 student at St. Mary’s Academy, is very to SPOKANE, $22 50; to NORTH PA 56 Wagner Creek.. ....... 10 Taking advantage of the steep grades, refrain from molesting or in any wise in Brownsville Times.] The road is to be built by a St. Louis sorbed, —1. Relief is immediate and a cur« 6!),425 low with pneumonia. CIFIC COAST points, $25.00; from CHI 57 Gold Hill........... ......... 15 Two Portland papers, the Chronicle company, and the route will reach up in- follows. we were enabled to give the pipes a much terfering with the business or property . ____ It ______ is not drying— does not pro- ,61,745 CAGO to MONTANA common points, 59 Prospect............. ........... 4 smaller diameter than if the topography of the Sunset Telephone & Telegraph and Town Topics, are making a bitter to or near the borders of Siskiyou count v, duce sneezing. I arge size. 50 cents at drug- • Mrs. M. L. Gillette returned Monday 62 ....... 6 $30.00; from CHICAGO to SPOKANE, Company. A deputy marshal left last fight against all aspirants for United and w ill prove a good outlet for a large gists or by mail; Trial Size. lOcts hy mail, from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. was of a more level nature. .......... 5 $30 50; from CHICAGO to NORTH PA 70 ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St.. N. Y. The diameters of the laterals being night to serve the papers on the Med States senator to succeed Joseph Simon. area of valuable timber. F. McConnell, at Redding. 72 Anderson Creek. ....... 10 ..17,290 CIFIC COAST points, $33.00. ford authorities, this being the day, ac They are especially bitter against H. W. from 6 inches to 8 inches, and of the 73 Boulevard......... ........ 3} ..54,280 Mrs. Max Muller returned to Jackson trunk lines from 10 to 12 inches, while cording to the ordinance, when they Scott, Solomon Ilirsch and C. W Fulton, We believe these low rates will assist CITIES. ville Monday from a stay of some months the main outlet was placed at 16 inches ly^ht proceed to uproot and tear down although the latter is the only one of the materially in the further settlement and 545,484 with her children in California. .............. 10 development of the country, and if you Ashland.... trio who has announced himself a can in diameter, all being amply large to ac t4 e lines of the company. ............... 11 361,836 will furnish us with the names and ad Medford ... didate to succeed Simon. The fight be commodate at least three times the pop Mrs. James Riley left yesterday morn ................. 4 Sayed Him from Tortuie. dressee of persons from whom you have Jacksonville tween the waring republican factions in ing for Palouse, Wash., where her broth ulation of the district and its tributaries received inqui«tes, we will be pleased to laterals have been provided for on the There is no more agonizing trouble Multnomah county is watched with er-in-law, G. W. Hobbs, is seriously ill. TO CU11E A COUGH have our Immigration Bureau furnish following streets: t n piles. The constant itching and laughable interest by the state at large, Twelve skeins of shetland doss for $1 (hem with uiat*or and complete stop coughing, as it irritates the lungs, Main street, from Church street to mg make life intolerable. No posi- regardless of party. Politics in Mult- information ih regard zo the section in and gives Their, no chapes to heal. For at Vau/el, Noirla A Diake’t?. • > boulevard.f » ■» — s r comfortable. The torture is un nemah counfy aid an “amoJkin cuss, 6 which they are most interested. Hargadine street, from Main street to erasing. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve ni> matter w hether republican, demo- Miss Loree Bartges, who has been ley ’ s Honey and Tar cures without caus The building up of the NORTHWEST ing a strain in throwing off the phlegm stopping at the home of her brother, W. Gresham street. res piles at once. For skin diseases, cratic or any other old thing. is an indirect benefit to every one living like Boulevard, from Main street to Morton tjfs, burns, bruises, all kinds of wounds H. Bartges, left Monday for Dayton, common cough expectorants. — T. K. in it, and we earnestly hope the news street. Wash. itjs unequaHed. J. S. G.erall, St. Paul, Tried Five Doctors. papers and commercial bodies, will lend B olton . Morton street, from Iowa street to bays: “From 1865 1 suffered with MARBLE, GRANITE, IRON FENCING and County Judge W. M. Cake, and U. S. Main Mrs. Frances of Missouri Val us their hearty co-operation in giving street. tlKyot Hiding, bleeding piles and could ley, la., writes: L. Sales RUSSIAN CHARLEY MISSING. District Attorney John H. Hall were “ I had severe kidney the subject as much publicity as possible. GENERAL CONTRACTING in STONE WORK street, from Idaho street to Mor I inn nothing to help me until I used De trouble for years, had written five doc Coroner T. A. Hood and Geo. W. Kerns passengers on Tuesday’s train for San ton Iowa Yours trulv, street. witt ’ s Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes w ithout benefit, but, three bottles of A. B: C. DENNISTON, left here Tuesday morning to learn the Francisco. Granite street, from Nutley street to completely cured me.” Beware of coun tors Foley’s Kidney Cure cured me.”—T. K. Gen. Western Pass. Agt. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Russell, who have Main street, Oak street, First Avenue, terfeits. whereabouts of Charles Ranges, known B olton . as “Russian Charley,” who owns a valu been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alida Avenue, First, Second, Third, TUNNELING ON COAL VEIN. ----------- Am. Russell, returned home to Edge Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, able claim 3 or 4 miles below Whiskey wood Saturday. JANUARY WEATHER - Gresham, Union, Baum, Church, Bush, The Southern Pacific Co. is progress; creek. Russian Charley has been mis Montliy summary by F. II. Carter, lo Will T. Boyd was on Tuesday’s train Helman, Laurel, Manzanita, Almond and ing in its work of driving a tunnel into sing now some two months and the last returning to Lakeview from a meeting of Wimer streets, and the alleys between the coal vein on the Furry lands north of cal wea her observer: seen of him was after leaving his cabin Helman and Laurel streets Phoenix, having the new tunnel in on for Leland. Coroner Hood and Kerns the board of arbitration of the A. O. U. Approximately, there will be 85 man the vein 75 feet. They have got their JI 'ill cure the worst cases went over the trail and inquired all W. at Portland. holes, placed at the grade changes, 26 cars in running order and will be able to along, but nothing further could be Miss Grace Reeves of Oakland, Cal., is lampholes, placed at the dead ends, and work the prospect much faster than of stomach trouble. learned. His cabin was well stocked visiting Mrs. Horace Pelton of Sams Val other places necessary; 1350“Y” branch when they were removing the coal and A letter from David F. Fox, Ashland, with provisions. The coroner thinks he ley. She is a daughter of Wm. Reeves, es, and 7} miles of pipeline, with about dirt with a wheel barrow. The coal has been foully dealt with. They re the plasterer, of Ashland. Oregon.: 1600 cubic yards of excavation and refill that is being taken from the mine at turned to the Pass Thursday evening.— For five years I suffered from stomach ing. present, while it can be used for steam Chas. F. Young of Gold Hill, whb has Everything usually found in an “Up-to-Date” Furniture Store From the information obtained, it was purposes, is not of a proper age to satisfy trouble, having in the meantime tried Journal. been ill for the past few months, left ascertained from the topography that and at right prices. many remedies for its alleviation, but the experts that have charge of the mine. Monday for Los Angeles to try a change Favorite Nearly Everywhere. the city would necessarily be divided in Mr. Owens, the foreman, says: “While without effect. I met a friend who told of climate for his health. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK to two separate sewer districts each hav the prospect is not what we first thought me of Nau's Dyspepsia Cure, and how it Constipation means dulness, depression, Miss Frances McWilliams is teaching ing an outlet. One of the districts can it would be yet we can see no reason to made a healthy woman of his wife, who headache, generally disordered health. in the north school during the absence be drained and the sewerage conveyed become discouraged. If the coal contin had sufferei for fifteeu years from stom ach trouble, and from which cause she DeWitt’s Little Early Risers stimulate of Miss Nellie Ewan, who is waiting on through the outlet described above, and ues to improve as we follow the lead we 10 ... had been given up to die. 1 without de the liver, open the bowels and relieve her sister, Mrs. W. W. Hevener, who is which comprises all of the city bounded will soon have coal that is as good as we 11 ... on the east bv the east city limits, on need.” The company will also prospect lav sent for your medi'ine. Af er taking this condition. Safe, speedy and thor ill. 12 ... three bottles of the CURE, found me a ough. They never gripe. Favorite pills. * LinllV} Main St. Opp. l.O.O. F. Hall, Jehu Jacobs was over from Hornbrook the north by the Southern Pacific rail adjacent indications. 13 ... road, on thè south by the south city lim well man. Knowing its great efficacy Main St. Opp. 1.0.0. F. Hall, Saturday on business. He reports that REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. from not only mv own experience, but Al. Chaney took out a nugget on Bum its and on the west by a line extending Something That Will Do You Good, through the north school building from from the experience of others, I never FJYIIbTTS, F -A.11STTERS’ TOOLS. We know of no way in which we can Ellen M Young to H E Stone; 8.16 ble Bee creek that weighed 19 ounces the Southern Pacific railroad to the west overlook an opportunity to recommend acres, be of more service to our readers than to and $9 in gold. sec 5, tp 39 8, r 1 e; $1. WALL PAPER, GLASS. HTO. city limits and being parallel to Wimer tell them of something that will be of this remedy to any one whom I know to John S. Herrin to Alfred J Weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tilcock of Santa being the line where the real good to them. For this reason we be suffering from stomach trouble. Edith A Orr; 264 acres, sec 6, tp 38 s, r 1 Clara, Cal., who have been visiting rela street, B uilding P apebs , W rapping P apxbs and T winu . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. surface slopes both northerly and south want to acquaint them with what we For sale by McNair Bros., or druggists w; $3500. tives, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McIntire, left' erly. consider one of the very best remedies Edward Albright to Jennie Downing; for their California home Tuesday. Mr. generally. In all that portion of the city lying on the market for coughs, colds, and 10 acres, sec 16, tp 39 s, r 1 e; $450. Tilcock is a contractor and builder. north and west of the above line, the that alarming complaint., croup. We re FRANK NAU, Portland, Ore., Daisy Marshall to L H Settles; por d 1 Dr. Everett Mingus of Marshfield is in sewerage would have to be conveyed fer to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. or 203 Broadway, New York. c No 42, tp 39 s, r 1 e; $525. Portland for treatment. A consultation through an outlet emptying into Bear We have used it with such good results Henry. L White to J F Wells; lots 25 of physicians Price, $1.00; 6 bottles $5.00, express pronounced his malady creek at some point northwest of the in our family so long that it has become and 27, blk J, R Radd, Ashland; $1000. prepaid. His wife is with him. Dr. junction of Ashland creek and Bear a household necessity. By its prompt Wm F Coe to James F Wells; lots 28, appendicitis. ’ ■ but ’ ’ ‘ it t. This latter d.strict has not been j ‘use we haven’t any doubt that 29 and 30, blk J, RRadd, Ashland; $1000. Mingus is a son of Mrs. C. Mingus of creek. z» ^ o i rT ororl i t L C\ \ no nt’l F1 — * . • i ___________ . . -1 ,— considered in the accompanying esti Ashland. has time and again prevented croup A J E Robbins to S R Robbins; lots 1, 2, mate, as the cost was limited to $20,000. The testimony is given upon our own 7, 8, blk 13, Phoenix; $10. Circuit Judge II. L. Benson, A. S. The mean temperatnre for the month A. Respectfully submitted. experience, and we suggest that our J L Rees to C II Veghte; lot 2 and frac Hammond, Mrs. Muldanada, his steno 91 First Street, Portland, Ore. j. a . M c C all . readers, especially those who have small was 37.9, the maximum temperature 65 tional nw] of swj and ne} of se] and lot grapher, and Court Reporter F. M. Cal on the 11th, and the minimum 12 on the children, always keep it in their homes ‘ 3, sec 33, tp 34 a, r 1 w and ne] of nw] of kins arrived Sunday from Klamath Falls The total precipitation for the - - __————____________ “I have used Chamberlain’s Cough as a safeguard against croup.—Camden 29th. ; month was .35 inches; total snowfall 1 and lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 and ne} of sw] and where they have been trying the Har- Remedy for a number of years and have (8. C. ) Messenger. For sale by all drug- se} of nwj and se} of swj sec 4, tp 35 s, r pold water right suits. Judge Benson no hesitancy in saying that it is the best inch. The number of clear days was Q; Importers and Dealers in gists. _______________ 1 w, also lots 1, 2 and 3 sec 5, tp 35 s, r 1 went on to Salem to visit his family. partly cloudy 13; cloudy 9; prevailing di remedy for coughs^ colds and croup I AVE IN STOCK 2000 Newtown Pip w, or 467.61 acres; $124.69. rection of wind, NW. , CHANGING FOREST RANGERS. The Free Press, Grangeville, Idaho, have ever used in my family. I have pins and Spitzeubergs. One Hun The mean temperature for January for Florence E Whipp to Mary A Barber; says: L. L. Burtenshaw, an attorney not words to express my confidence in Ji Representative Lacey can secure the dred Cou Doynne du Comice winter 1 acre, O>egon sl Jacksonville, $576 who located here ten years ago, and IL this Remedy.—M rs . J. A. Moore, North pissage of the bill which he introduced 21 years has been 37.1 and this January pears. is .8 above normal. The average Janu Henry L White to S O Furry; 10.10 M. Jorgens, recently of Klamiah, have Star; Mich. For sale by all druggists. today, transferring to the department of ary rainfall for 21 years has heen 2.43 in acres, sec 6, tp 39 s, r 1 e, $600. organized a $100,000 stock company to ; agriculture full control of the administra ches. so that the past month is 2.08 in Hattie Anderson to O E Gorsline; lots operate in Thunder mountain [Mr. tion and management of forest reserves, ches below the normal in this respect. MARRIED. Full Line of Nursery Stock- 13, 14, blk 18, Medford, $125. Burtenshaw formerly paacticed law in he will be able to put a stop to the wran The January rainfall has not before been Mrs Katie Bull to Samuel Mathis; lot this county being located at Myrtle gle that lias been in progress for the last less than 1 inch except in 1883 (,95 ins.) all Oregon Grown. 10, blk 2, Woodville, $200. Estimates given on Electrical Plants, Electric House Point.]—Marshfield Sun. STINSON—DAILY—At Medford, Jan. two years, and will take from the liands 1893 (.73 ins.) and 1897 (.73 ins.) Jennie P Cleland to Katie I Bull; lot 30, 1902, O. E. Stinson and Miss Nan of Secretary Hitchcock one of his most When you want a physic that is mild 10, blk 1, Woodville, $400. BRIGHT’S DISEASE. Wiring, and Special Designs furnished for FirO-PlBCO Fur nie Daily, sister of Supt. P. II. Daily, cherished duties. The passage of this Jeremiah Nunan to Mary Josephine and gent le, easy to take’ and pleasant in Divining Rod to Locate Metals. The largest sum ever paid for a pre Russell; Rev. W. B. Moore officiating. bill will throw the control of the reserves effect, use Chamberlain’s Stomach and lots 11 and 12, blk 13, Gold Hill, scription, changed hands in San Fran $5. A scientific divining rod, says a Chi nituro. Agents for the new COLUMBIAN GRATE. Liver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Sam ANDRUS—WHITMAN—In Medford, into the hands of Gifford l’inchot, chief cisco, Aug. 30, 1901. The transfer in of the forestry division of the agricultural cago dispatch, has teen invented by a ples free. Every box guaranteed, Jan. 27,1902 ,by Rev. W. B. Moore, W. A. Patrick to W. A. York; 20 acres «a volved in coin and stock $112,500 00 and sec 8, tp 39 8, r 1 e, $100. sale by all druggists. Major D R. Andrus and Mrs. S. M. department, and it is believed such a Chicago man, Fred H. Brown. Already was paid by a party of business men for transfer would be very satisfactory to the “electric metal locator,” as it is Whitman, both of Medford. Thomas J. Williamson; .54 acres, DL * specific for Blights Disease and Diabe» President Roosevelt, as it was Pincliot’s called, has revealed gold mines in Idaho C No 37, tp 37 s, r 2 w. $5. tee, hitherto incurable diseases. MILLER—KEESEE—At Klamath Falls, recommendation that Secretary Hitch aud Oregon, and other imi>ortant treas Kate Hoffman to Thomas J. William They commenced the serious investi son; Jan 28, 1902, John Miller and Miss cock was forced last fall to adopt radical 21 acres, D L C, 37, tp 37 s, r 2 w $5. gation of the specific Nov. 15, 1900. Ar cliye Keesee, by Judge L. F. Willitts clianges in his forestry administration.— ures in Missouri and Canada. A com S O Furry to IV J and Elzan Booth pany incorporated for $1,000,009 under They interviewed scores of the cured and Washiif^ton Dispatch. tried it out on its merits hy putting over 10.10 acres, sec 6, tp 39 s, r 1 e $1 the laws of Oregon has purchased BORN. Alex Orme to E E Miner; 77 acres, three dozen cases on the treatment and sec 27 and 34, tp 36 s, r 3 w, $3.37. WOMEN AND JEWELS. Brown’s invention. The fact that an watching them. They a so got physici O & C R R and U T Co; sw} of se} sec electric current w,ll make a ground cir Jewels, candy, flowers, man — that is HIGINBOTHAM — At Leeds, Jan. 25, ans to name chronic, incurable cases, 29, tp 36 s, r 3 w. $100. 1902, to the wife of Bert Higinbotham, the order of a woman’s preferences. cuit along the lines of least resistance Is and administered it with the physicians Henry A Reed to Crystal Spring Min a daughter. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power the basic principle of the invention. 4 Through Trains Daily from Chicago forjudges Up to Aug 25, eighty-seven ing Co; quartz claim Foots Creek mining percent of the test cases were either MERRIMAN—At Medford, Jan. 29,1902, to the average woman. Even that great Furthermore, it being known that a district, $1. well or progressing favorably. to the wife of Postmaster Geo. F. Mer est of all jewels, health, is often ruined metallic streak in the earth is a better 4 Through Tralirs’Daily from St Louis There being but tbirteeu per cent of location notices . riman, a eon. in the strenuous efforts to make or eave conductor for a current than the ground and points beyond failures, the parties were well satisfied cut full A L Johnston, Ben Villiger, H Riche- CARVER—In Medford, Jan. 30,1902, to the money to pnrcha«e thorn. If a on each side of the metal made it pos 4 Trains Daily from Kansas City and closed the transaction. The pro sible for Brown to perfect an instru woman will risk her health to get a Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carver, a son. ceedings of the investigating committee . manu; quartz claim, Sardine creek min coveted gem, then let her fortify herself ment by whioh readings are taken and EQUIPMENT: Reclining Chair Car« (free) Pullman Palace Sleeper« and the clinical reports of the test cases ing district, Jan 25, 19 >2. PEARSON —In Klamath Falls, Jan. 30, against ihe ineiduous coneeqnetwes of ledges of metal accurately located. workingmen all oversthe m Mack, W ’ F Webster; placer claim, were published and will be mailed free 1902, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson, Dining and Cafe Car« on all train«. Polite trainmen. Perfect road coughs, colds and bronchial affections by world wear S.-eel Tods aro stuek in the ground on application. Address J ohn J. F ulton . Uniontown mining district, Jan 27, 1902. a son. the regular use of Dr. Rosebee ’ « German bed, shortest line and quickest time. Tourist Car« Monday« and Thur«* P H Oviatt; quartz claim. Willow on the claim where metal is superfi C ompany , 420 Montgomery St. San Fran Syrup. It will promptly arrest consump- cially traced.. Wires are strung between days, 29}j hour« Chicago to Boston. Springs mining district, Jan 30,1902. cisco, Cal. tion in its early stages and heal the af DIED. II H Stafford; placer claim, Little Ap C. S. CRANE, G. P. A T. A., 8t. Louie, Mo. fected lungs and bronchial tubes and the rods, and as the rods are moved plegate mining district, Jan 30, 1902 along on parallel lines the resistance oi ROSS C, CT.TNE, P. 0. P. A.. Loe Angele«, Cal. drive the dread disease from the system Fred Peninger; placer claim, Sardine LAWTON—At Medford, Jan. 30, 1902, It is not a cure-al', but it is a ccr ain a-giveu electric current is read un in- copper riveted overalls Creek mining district, Jan 31,1902. Mrs. Eugenia L., beloved wife of J. W. cure for coughs, colds and all bronchial sirumeuts. Where the least resistance Rufus J Cole^ water right sec 18, tp 41 Lawton, aged 44 years and 20 days. and so should you troubles. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’« is found the operators order a hole dug. s, r 2 e, Jan 31, 1W£. they’re ito«* aU dure’de HALLEY—In Medford, Jan. 26, 1902,i reliable remedies at T. K. B olton ’ s . Fred Pettigrew; quarts claim. Ball Get Green’« Special Al man act , NSAT COMMERCIAR infant at W. 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