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LOCAL.
REAMES NOMINATED.
THL MARRIAGE OF WI-NE-MAH.
I
Lieutenant Richard Pearson Hobson,
For Congress
First Ballot.
The Heroine of the Modoc Indian War he hero of the Merrimac in Santiago
E. D. Rose of Medford was in Ashland
Bav, was on Sunday’s afternoon train
District Attorney A. E. Reames w
and Her Husband Now Stooped With ' bound for Portland where he lecture I
Postoffice to
Sunday.
nominated for congress on the first
Age.
Monday evening. He was met ly a
Mrs. August Cos tel visited Medford ballot at the democratic congressional
number of Ashland peop'e and every
convention at Albany Saturday.
Tuesday.
The story of Wi-ne-mah's trial for her body--especially the ladies,—were glad
The
following
were
the
delegatee
from
Rev W. B. Moore was an Ashland
the counties of this judicial district:
life has already been told in the Daily to see him An unusual number of cele­
visitor Monday.
I
brities have passed through Ashland re­
Jackson, 9 v — «J J. • H.
Beeman,
D. Vyl
01- “ T/sr»wv»a1
vdCKliULl,
*L. OCULUU
IJ, J JL/.
___ii
.i
t t_
cently
—Admiral Schley, Ella Wheeler
well,
0.
L.
Reames,
E.
A.
Sherwin,
H.
J«»™«»
“
well
as
the
story
of
her
part
to
Mrs.
Johnny
Reed
returned
home
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Gold Hill Sunday.
L McWilliams, Bert Whitman, D. H. at the massacre of Gen. Canby and his Wilcox and Lient. Hobson. President
Roosevelt is yet to come along being
I Miss Myrtilla Black has returned to Miller, A. J. Perry, George R. Hamers- staff in the lava beds, in which she saved billed
for May 20th.
ley by J. H. Beeman proxy.
: Eagle Point from Ft. Jones, Cal.
Josephine, 4—J. W. Howard, J. D. Meacham’s life. But the story of her
«««aod RIGHT TREATMENT««
G. W. Hare is erecting a modern style Stevens, H. L. Wilson, W. J. Wimer.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
cottage on his lot on the Boulevard.
marriage
to
Riddle,
the
white
miner,
is
Klamath, 2—George T. Baldwin, O. T.
On all orders given for marble now in
Ashlar,o,.
Engineer T. N. Glass joined the Elks Silvers by G. T. Baldwin proxy.
no less interesting. Aged and stooped stock until May 15. A choice selection
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Lake 2—F. M. Duke by J. K. Weather­ she and her husband now live on the of late designs. Mrs. J. H. R ussell .
at Roseburg last Thursday evening.
ford proxy; W. J. Moore by J. K.
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Earl Strange is driving E. G. Flana­ Weatherford
Klamath Indian reservation, the object
proxy.
COMMIT! EES APPOIN TED
Reames* Prospects.
gan’s delivery wagon.—Marshfield Sun.
Rfrftor Cban MdB<*
In the appointment of a congressional of interest to all who have heard their
President
G. CL Morris, ol the Board of OVilvr fn a Bank!!
Miss Ella Anderson, the normal stu­ campaign committee the following-----
were
A. E. Reames, the democratic candi­
GETTING READY
BLY ITEMS.
etory.
dent, visited Medford friends Saturday chosen from southern Oregon:
date for congress from the first district, Trade has appointed the following com­
Jackson, J. A. Whitman.
captured the daughter of the late Con­ mittees:
W. W. Smith, the merchant of Bly, and Sunday.
It
was
back
in
the
days
when
the
great
On right of way for rural mail route— j
for Passenger Traffic on klamath Lake
Josephine, W. J. Wimer.
gressman Tongue for his wife. Now it
has bought of I. C. Mitchel), his fine
Mrs. Ora Kahler and children of Ta­ Klamath, Geo T. Baldwin.
mining
tajli
was
made
to
Yreka,
Cal.
E.
D. Briggs, O. S. Butler and George 1
will
remain
to
be
seen
if
he
is
able
to
se
­
ranch on Sprague river and will doeome coma have been visiting relatives at
R. R.
Ten acre fruit tracts
Lake, W. J. Moore.
substantial improvements on the ranch Phoenix and Siskiyou.
Riddle, Hien a handsome young miner, cure the seat in congress that was occu­ Engle.
On preparation of a county map—E.
R. W. Marple, proprietor of the Mam­ and go into the stock business. This is
I
pied
by
his
honored
father-inlaw.
A
Two acre tracts
The following platform was unani- had found ..is way across the continent
\ . Carter, G. S. Butler, and D. A. Jack-
moth Stables, received * letter from Mr. a fine property in a good location and
Miss Mabel Jones, the singer, has ffiously adopted.
nomination at the hands of the Eugene son.
Lindley, Sunday, requesting him to plenty of water for all purposes.
Railroad lota
graduated from the Medford Business
We are unalterably opposed to the and to Yreka and owned a cabin of his instead of the Albany convention would
have conveyances sufficient for the
College as a stenographer.
stand
the
young
man
in
better
stead
in
present
trust
dictation
of
our
financial
own and was doing placer mining. One his quest.—Salem Statesman, Rep.
transportation of large numbers of pas­ There is quite an excitement in this part
PROBATE COURT.
W. G. Kenney of Jacksonville attended tariff legislation, especially as exem-
sengers ready to make connection be­ of the country over timber and there are
day
an
old
Indian
chief
rode
up
to
Rid
The
latter
proposition
may
be
true
in
by the Aldrich and Fowler bills
Estate of John C Cox. Order made
tween Klamath Falls and the temporary a great many timber men coming here the republican congressional conven­ plified
1 now
- pending
„ . . and
_ 2 de- die’s cabin, followed by a young Indian a general way. However, ' the States­ for sale of real property.
.
. „ before
. . congress,
termfnus of the railroad at Pokegama, from every quarter to try and get a claim tion at Eugene last week.
man
will
find
that
the
son-in
law
of
the
clare
such
control
harmful
to
good
before it is all gone. There is quite a
Estate of Maria Berry. Order for
commencing on May 1.
MissGertrude Marx of Etna, Siskiyou,
girl, who was also mounted. In those late Congressman Tongue is endowed
0. T. Billings»
final settlement made.
It is probable that naptha launches boom in land here and it is being bought county, is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ben government..
with
a
great
deal
of
the
latter
’
s
enter
­
There
is
an
overwhelming
demand
days
slavery
was
common
among
many
up
rapidly,
that
is
state
and
school
land
Estate of John Bryant. Order approv­
will be put on Klamath river between
Morgan and Miss Anna Marx.
prise and ability aud when the polls
from a vast majority of the people for
Klamath Falls and Keno, thus affording
of the Indian tribes, and when Riddle are closed and the votes are counted ing final account of administrator made.
Real Estate and Insurance,
The Ditch companies on both sides of
Prof,
and
Mrs.
E.
E.
Smith
are
over
revision
of
the
tariff
along
rational
lines.
passengers something in the way of the valley will soon commence to repair from Big Butte this week visiting his
We repudiate the absurd proposition of was summoned to the door of his cabin there may be such a condition of affairs
novelty in the mode of transportation and clean out their ditches in order to folks, J. E Smith and family.
as the election of Mr. Reames in spite of
continuing high protection on products
from a point en the Southern Pacific have an abundant supply of water to
by the old Indian, he was startled by the of the place where he was nominated.
of
the
gigantic
trusts,
now
grown
to
ple
­
railroad into this practically new country irrigate with this summer.
Trainmaster Geo. Engwicht was over
which is being so rapidly developed and
from Dunsmuir Sunday to attend the thoric wealth under governmental favors. statement of the Indian, who said: “Me
The Blue Front Restaurant’s new
We demand favorable action in lieu of sell yon this girl; how much you give?”
There are several residents of this Knight Templar Easter services.
where the welcome light of prosperity
lodging
house is now ready for the
mere
promises
in
securing
federal
im
­
valley,
who
wish
to
dispose
of
their
shines brighter every day. Passengers
public.
Everything new. Best of beds,
President
B.
F.
Mulkey
of
the
S.
O.
S.
Wi-ne-mah,
who
was
considered
a
provements
of
our
rivers
and
harbors.
ranches
and
stock,
Any
one
wishing
to
may travel 30 miles on the new scenic
We demand the passage of effective beiuty in those days, was just verging on neat and clean. Lodgings 25 aDd 50
Klamath railway, 18 miles by stage to invest would do well to investigate N. School returned Sunday from Cottage
cents.
Grove where he delivered a lecture.
laws controlling the trusts, and sincere
Keno, thence up the Klamath river by this matter.
womanhood, and when the miner refused
efforts
to
enforce
them.
boat, to Klamath Falls.—[Express.
Mrs. Alice McInnis came over from
Amos Lundy has sold his stock and
Public lands belong of right to the peo­ the proposition flatly, he saw a look of S tate of O hio , C ity of T oledo , f 83.
3
rented his ranch to Lewis Pankey,
,, who
___ Lairds to visit the family of Landlord ple,
L ucas C ounty .
(
and any attempt to alienate said
A.
H.
Osborn
of
the
Ashland
House.
by the way, is quite a prosperous stock
F rank J. C heney makes oath that he
lands contrary to law should to con­ disappointment pass over the maiden’s
man.
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Mrs. J W. Merritt and daughter re­ demned at the bar of public opinion, we countenance.
C heney , & Co., doing business in the
Miss Cora Finley went to Klamath turned to Central Point Sunday after therefore favor an honest administration
“The old fool!” thought Riddle “he City of Toledo, County and State afore­
of the land department, as well as all
Falls last week to learn the art of pho­ spending the winter in Loe Angeles.
other departments.
Would b.rter that girl like she was so said. and that said firm will pay the sum
tography under the instruction of Miss
Capt. J. T. C Nash will add another,
of ONE HUNDRFD DOLLARS for each
The administration of Governor Cham­
Maud Baldwin.
B#“ HOT TAMALES
third story, to Hotel Nash at Medford, berlain is justly receiving the commenda­ much plunder,” and then he remembered and evert’ case of C atarrh that cannot
Like the running brook, the W. A. Walker’s family has returned or
which hostelry is now conducted by 0, tion of the people, irrespective of party, the disappointed look on the girl’s face, be cuted by the use of H all ’ s . C atarrh
[ccl blooc| that flows through home from Klamath F^lls where the O. Ragsdale,
C ure .
and the record of the democratic party
------ 0------
8 have been attending school this
FRANK J. CHENEY.
in the recent legislature reflects honor but another face came up in his mind and
jhc veins has to come from boy
Maia St., over the Bridge.
D.
L.
Rummell
left
Sunday
for
Mc
­
winter.
Sworn
to
before
me
and
subscribed
Cloud, Cal., to work during the summer. upon the party, and will redound to the he shook hisj^ead firmly.
somewhere.
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem­
Snow is melting fast in the mountains His cousin, Miss Angie Courtney, accom­ welfare of the state. W’e commend their
The old Indian had ridden away fol­ ber, A. D. 1886.
earnest endeavor to curtail public expen­
The springs of red blood are and the consequences are high water in panied him.
A. W. GLEASON.
ditures in the interest of the taxpayers. lowed by his child, and he, too, was dis­ | SEAL I
found in the soft core of the the valley.
John Tvler is the Oregonian’s corres­
Notary Public
appointed, for he expected to realize
Boyd, one of our solid stoskmen, pondent at the Southern Oregon State
bones called the marrow and has Mr. returned
from a business trip to St. Normal School and is supplying that Ben Hendricks in “Ole Olson.** something from the sale that day. They
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
Livery,
some say red blood also comes Paul.
Journal with considerable well written
and acts directly on the blood and mucu-
Fresh
and
The
popular
dialect
comedian,
Ben
traveled
about
the
mining
camp
from
matter.
oua
surfaces
of
the
system.
Send
for
from the spleen. Healthy bone J. A. Parker has been laid up for the
Hendricks, is again presenting that beet
Feed and
Your
There will be a rate of one fare for and most entertaining of Swedish plays, cabin to cabin, but found no purchaser. estimonials, froe.
marrow and healthy spleen last two months with rheumatism.
F.
J.
CHENEY
&
CO.,
Toledo,
0-
trip from Ashland and all points “Ole Olson” and will don the garb of the A gay-colored blanket, a few yards of
Winter is over and stock are turned round
Sold by all Drggists. 75 cents.
Sale Stables.
are full of fat.
north to Portland on the occasion of the nonchalant and resourceful immigrant
Mother
out without any loss.
Hall’s Family Pills are the best.
calico,
or
a
few
trinkets
would
have
pur
­
President
’
s
visit
in
that
city.
Fourth
Street,
Near Depot. Phen» 4SI
“
Ole
”
at
the
opera
house
next
Friday
Scott’s Emulsion makes new Bly, April 9, 1903.
night.
chased
this
beautiful
girl.
County
Judge
Geo
T.
Baldwin
of
New Barn.
Naw Rigs.
blood by feeding the bone
Mr, Hendricks is universally recog­
BORN.
Klamath Falls represented that county
Fresh Horeee. Good Drivers.
A week or more passed. Again the
nized
as
the
beet
exponent
of
Swedi-h
STATEMENT.
(harrow and the spleen with
at the Albany Democratic congressional
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Special attention to Commercial Me*.
convention. He will visit San Francisco characters on the American stage, a fact Indian, accompanied by the girl, ap­
the richest of all fats, the pure
that
is
amply
proven
by
the
attempts
of
BUHL—In Jacksonville, April 6, 1903, to
before returning home.
By Federal Labor Union Committee.
peared
at
Riddle
’
s
cabin.
The
propo
­
Este» Eeseendble
every manager of Swedish plays to secure
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Puhi, a son.
cod liver oil.
Spring and summer millinery at his services. He rightfully considers sition of sale was again made in the
Editor Valley Record:
WELCH—In Central Point, April 4,
For pale school girls and We notice in a recent issue of your Gurnea’s, near depot.
G. W. CANNING, Prop.
however, that in “Ole Olson” this part*
1903, to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Welch, a
same cool manner. This time the girl
cular
nationality
is
most
truthfully
invalids and for all whose paper that an Informal meeting of the Mrs M. Calkins, Misses Alta Naylor
son.
council of Ashland is called to meet and Prudence Angle have been chosen drawn and presented and that it gives the looked appealingly to the miner. He
blood is thin and pale, Scott’s city
at the citj’ hall on Friday evening, April to represent Olive Lodge No 28, of Med­ beet opportunity of presenting the whole­ caught her eye aud felt a blush come SMITH—At Merrill, April 7, 1903, to
The Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith, a daughter.
Emulsion is a pleasant and rich 17th, 1903 for the purpose of discussing ford in the state convention of Rebekah some, honest and incorruptible Swedish
American type as he really exists. over hif. Uce, and again the promise he
Has Purchased.......................
Lodges,
which
will
be
held
May
21st
at
business
with
the
Federal
Labor
Union.
blood food. It not only feeds As this statement is misleading, we Portland.
Several changes have been made in the made another back in Kentucky pressed
the blood-making organs but the undersigned committee of Federal Our new spring dress goods have just dramatic etory and these feature* have itself in his mind. He shook his head
W. C. Johnson’s Shop
Labor Union, No. 9977, desire to state arrived. Drop in and see them. Vaupel, tended to strengthen the play. A num­
gives them strength to do through
ber of special features add to its enjoyable hesitatingly this time and the two rode the most dreaded and deadly of all dis­
your columns that we appeared Norris A Drake.
And ia now prepared to serve
qualities too,—notable the original Swed­
eases, as well as pneumonia, and all Lung
their proper work.
before the city council at their regular
his old customers and the pub­
away more disappointed than before. Troubles are relieved at once and cured
Geo. F McConnell, formerly of Ash- ish Ladies Quartette.
meetiug, April 7tb, and presented to
Send for free sample.
lic generally at the old stand
The Indian was about to dispair of dis­ by A cker ' s E nglish R emedy “the king The C. J. Barhite lots on 1st
that body a business matter intrusted to land, but now of Redding has received
SCOTT A BOWNK, Chemists,
of all Cough Cures ” Cures Coughs and
4^413 Wan Street,
New Ya*. us as we were instructed to do by the the first prize in the Carnation Cream
TEACHERS ASSIGNED
Avenue
M ain S t .. O pp . O pera House B loc
posing of bis property, and the girl, Colds in a day. 25 cents, Y> ur money
50c. and fi.so; all draKgiata.
,.
window display contest in which con­
Union.
knowing that she would be sacrificed to back if dissatisfied. Write for free sam­
General
Blacksmithing of all kind*
After considerable discussion the testants entered from the Pacific coast
Suitable
for
Natatorium.
For City Schools.
ple. W. II. H ooker & Co, For sale by
- Lon Randle visited Gold Hill Sundín, mayor demanded certain information and Rocky mountain states.
some one, preferred the handsome young McNair Bros.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Prof. W. F. Cameron, city superintend­
chat we were unprepared to give at that
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. F. Raynolds, who ent;
Apply to P. B. WHITNEY
Prof Milan, now a member of the Kentuckian. Riddle had engaged him­
time.
have been spending the winter in south­
Good Oregon apples are selling readily
The Mayor, Hon. D. B. Provost, then ern California and the past two weeks at faculty at the normal, principal of the self to marry a young woman of his
The V alley R ecord has in stock the
in San Francisco. A cat load from
Ashland, Or.
proposed to call a special meeting of the the Bennett-Raynolds-Mattern mine East school; Miss Lida Lottridge, prin­
mining blanks required to meet the new
Rogue
river
yalley
brought
$1.40
and
$2
own
race
before
leaving
Kentucky,
and
cipal
of
the
High
school;
Miss
Margaret
eoiDcil for the purpose of giving our near Hornbrook, were on Monday’s train
mining location law passed at the recent
Byers, principal of the West school; had promised to return and redeem the (or Pearmains, $1.25 and $1.65 for Pip­
committee an opportunity to furnish the en route home to Cheboygan, Mich.
pinsand
$2.25
for
Spitzenburgs.
A
car
­
Mrs. Lillie Wright of Klamath county legislature.
Misses M. B. Leslie, Adelaide Beebe,
required information, and to further con
Geo S Calhoun has sold his orchard Hattie Glcson, Grace Garrett, C. K. pledge as soon as he should make his load, largely Ben Davises, from Hood is attending her mother, Mrs. Randall, I Mrs. Argalee Green of Eagle Point fall
sider the matter presented by us, which
river, sold at $1 and $1.25.
who is ill with pneumonia at Woodville, j gone to St. Louis.
property, consisting of seven acres, and Bently, Docia Willits, Nellie F.wan, fortune in California,
we accepted.
It appears that after our committee improvements, west of town, to Judson Mamie McWilliams, Gertrude Engle,
The Indian and his daughter returned
had withdrawn from the council room S. Heath, lately from Tulare county, Mav Sutton, M. Julia Taylor, May
Mnlit, Ida M. Myer ap<l Mary Foshay. for the third time. Whether it was from
the mayor changed his mind and an­ Cal, for $1050.
nounced to the council that the special
W. H. Hulbert, who recently disposed Owing to a pending resignation there is
meeting wou d be a public, Informal of his newspaper interests at Glendale, still another teacher to be employed. the Indian’s anxiety to consummate a
meeting, and caused it to be so an- was a pleasant caller at the News office Misses Foshay and Engle are now teach­ sale, wholly, or under the persuasion of
lounced in the city papers.
[Tuesday. Mr Hulbert was on his wiy ing in the Marshfield schools.
his daughter is not known, but anyway
In view of the fact that the city ! to Sams valley to visit his brother, who
OPENING OF HELMAN NATATORIUM.
'otincil Can only tranaaot business when i lives in that section —Gold Hill News.
several days passed before Riddle heard
woman requires
she
11 formal session, our committee called
Helman’s Natatorium and Sulphur of them again It was about 10 days after
upon the mayor after the announcement
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have the very Baths will open for the season Saturday,
suffers
• n the papers of an informal meeting, swellest line of summer wash silks ever April 18th, ready for the reception at all the last call when Wi-ne-mah entered
md requested him to change the an­ displayed in this city.
or
times • f patrons and visitors Improve Riddle’s cabin bringing with her what
nouncement which he refused to do.
ments
to
the
splendid
commodious
and
Dr Chas. Hines of Forest Grove visited ever popular swimming pools have been little effects sfce had, giving him to un­
Pierce s
We desire to present to the council
the information demanded of us, and to his wife’s relatives and old friends at made while the tub bath has tyjen en derstand that she had come to be his
suits
womanly
BY THB USE OP
<et an official answer from the city Applegate and Jacksonville during the tirely refitted with the newest and best
•ouncil as to whether that body will past week. He represented Washington porcelain equipment. If you haven’t- slave without cost He knew not where
MB A. UDDIB,
¿rant the request of the labor Union or county in the house of representatives been to this popular resort yet, you she lived and could not drive her out in­
aud was a delegate to the Eugene repub­ haven’t been to Ashland.
Treasurer Independent Order Good Templars.
not.
This is clearly a business matter be lican congressional convention.
to the world. She was a beautiful type
SEVERE Arm K OF GRIP
tween the Labor Union and the city
J. H. Wise and A. B. Tozer formerly
of
her race and as innocent as a child.
-ouncil, and can only be settled at a the grocery firm of Wise & Tozer of
Uur-it
bv
f
*tie
B'U'I-of
CharnbiTiainV
Formal meeting of the council, there­ Ashlaud have secured a five year lease
She immediately took up the house­
Weak and sick woman who are eo&NRf
fore we ask that the meeting to be held on the Gowan ranch two and one half
Conuh Remedy
work
and prepared his meals always
<>n the 17th be a formal meeting of the miles from Merrill Klamath county, and
from
womanly diseases are advised to KM
“When I had an attack of the grip last ready for him upon hiearriyaL. Hhe was
•ouncil, as agreed upon between the will raise hav and feed stock. The winter
(the
second
one)
I
actually
cured
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It
mayor' and the committee, and the ranch will cut 1000 to 1500 tons of hay, myself with one bottle of Chamberlain’s quick in lparmpg the civilized manner
business in question legally disposed of. and they expect to feed from 800 to 1000 Cough Remedy,” says Frank W. Perry,
establishes regularity, dries unhealthy
Mr». H. A. Alabrook. of Austin, _
Lonoke
_____
Then, if the mayor still desires a head oi beef cattle. They have taken Editor of the Enterprise, Shortsville, N. of living and also learned to speak his
Co.. Ark. write»: "After five mouths of
public
discussion
of
the
matters
in
qm-s-
gTe»t suffering with female weakness I
possession and moved their lamilies to Y. “This is the honest truth. I at tongue. He, too, learned her language.
drains, heals inflammation and ulceration
write this for the benefit of other sufferers
< ion we will meet him then, or at any their new tjon e.
times
kept
from
coughing
myeelf
to
pieces
from the same affliction I doctored with
Day
by
day
the
Kentucky
beauty
faded
I
other time or place that he may see fit
and cures female weakness. If ’’Favorite
our family physician without any good re­
Dunsmuir News: Mrs. H. C. Dollar- by taking a teaspoonful of this remedy, from Riddle’s memory. He came to
to name.
sult, so my husband urged me to try Dr.
and
when
the
coughing
spell
would
come
Prescription ” does not aet as promptly as
Vtarce'a mtdicinea —which I did, with
What we want is a final settlement of bide and children, having spent several on at night I would take a dose and it
love Wi-ne-mah To prove this love be
wonderful results. I am completely cured.
weeks in Arizona and southern Califor­
this business.
I took four bottles of Dr. Pierce’s favorite
seemed
that
in
the
briefest
interval
the
desired, weak and sick women are invited
nia, returned last week highly pleased
F rank W illiams ,
led l^r to the altar and married her
Prescription, four of his 'Golden Medical
with the visit ....... Mrs. Dora Stone, a cough would pass off and I would goto
Discovery' and two vials of his ' Pleasant
W. J. W oods .
to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, frte. A11
Pellets.' •
sister of Mrs. George Engwicht, baa come sleep perfectly free from cough and its under the custom of those early days.
A. C hisholm ,
The Common Sense Medical Ad­
from the city for a visit up north. She accompanying pains. To say that the
J ames R iley ,
correspondence is held as strictly private
Early history is filled with the great
I will probably go to Edgewood and visit remedy acted as a most agreeable surprise
viser, 1008 large pages in paper
8. H H olt .
and sacredly confidential. Address Dr.
covers, is sent free on receipt of 21
relatives there in company with Mrs. E , is putting it very mildly. I had no idea work performed by this Indian woman.
that it would or could knock out the grip,
one-cent stamps to pay expense of
last
of
the
week
.......
/Mrs.
F.
J.
Reed
It
was
she
who
warned
Gen.
Canby
ear
­
Mrs. Ann Ross Helm, one of the
R. V. P ierce , Buffalo, N. Y.
simply because I had never tried it for
mailing only. Address Dr. Pierce,
list pioneers of Oregon, died at lier has been in Ashland for two weeks. such a purpose, but it did, and it seemed against the conference with the Indians
Buffalo, N. Y.
She
will
return
here
Monday
and
on
The ”Favorite Prescription” is a true
residence in Jacksonville early Friday
with the second attack of coughing the
morning, in the 76th year of her age. Tuesday sell her household goods at the remedy caused it to be not only of less in the lava beds; it was she who was
Pierson house on upper Sacramento ave­
temperance medicine, containing neither alaohol nor
I0D1E •
nue, after which she will move to Ash- duration, but the pains were far less tried for her life by the tribe for high
severe,
and
I
had
not
used
the
contents
narcotics, and is a purely vegetable preparation. No woman
I land.
treason in giving out this information;
of one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid me
1 Stoner & Gilham, the house-furnishers, adieu.” For sale by all druggists.
it was she who went along as interpreter
can be beautiful, have ruddy cheeks and round form who
have just received a car load of the best
an
that
fatal
occasion,
knowing
that
the
suffers from disorders of the feminine organs. The ’’Prescription” gives vigor and
and most up-to-date furniture. Call in
the Yreka Journal, which created the
and see their stock if yon want anything semi-weekh public^LQU Uu-iness in t
men won d be assassinated, and prob­
vitality to the organs of womanhood and builds up the whole system.
for the house—furniture, bedding, stoves Krt of the country has quit it last week ably herself, having informed them of
—anything.
d will hereafter be published weekly—
The offer of medical advice made by Dr. Pierce is a genuine offer made by a
Tuesday. The Journal says the the fact. But they heeded her not, and
The Degree of Honor of Aehland an­ every
semi-weekly publication is an unprofit­ lost their lives as a result. Her hushaud4
physician whose experience and success in the treatment and cure of womanly
nounce a May Day oall on May 1st next able business for the reason that no bet­
at the opera house.
diseases has placed him in the front rank of physicians who successfully treat the
ter rates can be secured for ads. than the who accompanied her o.n this occasion,
weekly
papers
charge
—
both
issues
going
Mrs. Geo. H. Ayres has been quite
barely escaped with his life, depending
Everything usually found in an “Up-to-Date” Furniture Store sick
diseases peculiar to women.
during the past week, with blood to the same subscribers.
upon Wi-ne-mah’e wonderful intelli­
poisoning,
caused
by
wouading
the
gnm
and at right prices.
W orld ’ s D ispbnsarv M edical A ssociation , Buflalo, N. Y.:
eating * piece of beeLteak which
gence to take care of herself. When
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK -J. P.
DODGE! while
bad a sharp bone in it. The jaw and face
Gentlemen— I owe my excellent health to Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, and gladly do I give
Capt. Jack fired the first shot into Gen.
became badly swollen wnicb caused the
you
full credit of the same. Two years ago I had serious trouble at stated period*, and doctored
attending physician much uneasiness.
Canby’s breast and the other assassins I
for this many months without getting any better. I had hot flushes, headache, nervousness and
—Lakeview Herald.
began to fire upon their victims, Fjidd'e
F. L. WRIGHT
sleeplessness, but a few bottles of your medicine cured me. Whenever I have felt worn-out or
Downing A McDonough dealers in all
mounted a horse in the confusion and 1
badly during the last year, a few doses of "Favorite Prescription” was all I needed to make me
h
kinds of lumber. Yard on B street
well. I have no other medicine in the house and do not need any. This "Favorite Prescription ”
rode
for
his
life.
The
white
people
corner of 4th. Office on 4th street op­
is my "entire medicine chest,” and it keeps me in perfect health. Accept my heartfelt thanks
posite Mitchell Bros.’ livery stable.
charged Riddle with cowardice in thus
We handle real estate.
Agffver thcWcil they wear
for this flue remedy.
abandonding his wife to the mercy of
the assassins, but she took his part and
Yours very truly,
MAHBIED.
commended him for the act
Ashland, Oregon, Corner Second and Main.
502 D Street, S. E., Washington, D. C.
Copp er »rive ted
When the massacre began the men
ALLEN—CORLISS—In Medford, April
1 were all standing. Wi-ne-m»^ expect­
SEND to Dr. «. V. PIEROE, Buffalo, R. Y., for a EREE oopy of tho “ Paonia’s
11. 1903, Alva Allen and Mis9 Blanche
DEAELRS IN ALL KINDS OF CEMETERY WORK Corliss,
Rev. W. B. Moore officiating.
Common Sense Medloal Adviser.” For papar-ooverad oopy onoloso 31 ono-
ing it, had crouch^
op the ground
HENRY—HAMMER—At Yreka, April
cant stamps to oover mailing only. Ototh-bound, 31 stamps.
anc| thus escaped the shots. Then when
8, 1908, C. T. Henry of Asnland and
MARBLE, GRtNlTE, IRON FENCING and
I
[Concluded on 4th page. ]
Mrs. Emm* Hammer, oi Phooalx.
GENERAL CONTRACTING in STONE WORK
v / Steps uj.m.Pofcvseo.
for Men, Women and Children
for summcR
«
For Standard Drugs and Stationery
a
Palace Shoe Store,
For Sale at a Bargain
BLUE FRONT!
Bakery
son com
Restaurant
Chop House
and Lodging House
FRUIT
CIGARS,
TOBACCO
CANDIES
CANED GOODS
NUTS, ETC
W. H. TATE
è BEST MEALS
B
INTOWN 25C
Bread
Pastry Like
Makes
E. C. SHERMAN
I
CONSUMPTION
Tor Sale
Un Entire Medicine tBhest
All any
if
from headache, nervous»
ness
sleeplessness, Is Doctor
’ Favorite Prescription. It
just
her
needs.
Miss MAY
Portoci
Health
Dr. Pierce’s
Prescription
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Draperies.
Levi Strausse (b's
Overalls,
pen 102.0