The Democratic times., May 02, 1889, Image 3

A young man named Slover was badly
hurt by u premature blast near Gold Hill a
few days since. His face was severely
Baud cun test on 13tli.
burned and tilled with gravel.
“Figs in Clover ’ at Jackson'».
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T H V R3I1AY......................... MAY, 2, 1889
Whi e in Jacksonville last Friday, Chas.
Smoked herrings at Jackson's.
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K. Chanslor bought the Altamont colt ’Ol-
iver Twist” from C. W Kahler. Consid­
Public health is generally good.
eration, >2ôü. The popular clerk of Jose­
Important to Orehartlut*.
Oyster plug tobacco at Jackson's.
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phine county secured a bargain.
We h»ve received the following circular
Fresh candies everyday at Jackson's.
The value of a remedy should be esti­
from J. D. Whitman, of the State Beard of
Carpet brooms, best quality, at Jackson’s.
mated by its curative prop-rties. Accord­
Horticulture, which he i. sending through­
Artistic
wall
paper
at
Rennies
A
White's.
ing
to this standard, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
out this diatrict. It calls attention to the
is the best ami most economical blood med-
Rofue river iloitr 85c. per sack at Jack-
necessity of concert of action in extermi­
icii e in the market, b-cau*»* the most pure
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nating the insei t pests which are troubling son's.
and concentrated. Price |1
Wurth >3 a
urcbardisla: " 1 have the honor to inform
Satlesns, all the rage, at Beanies A
bottle
you that the State Board of Horticulture White's.
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The tine grade Hereford heifer belonging
nave organ aed and are now ready to carry
I. A. Bradley of Big Butte called one day
to W. O. Kenney was last Friday wantonly
cut the provisions of the law lor which list
week.
or acddenta'ly shot by so ue one. with a
purpura the board was created. It is im­
Overalls, only 50c. per pair, at Kearnes
32-calibre rifl . the lai breaking the ani­
possible for the coiunn-siuiiers to visit ev­
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mal's b-ft hit'd leg above the hock joint,
ery orchard or even locality, and. not des.r- A White's.
and perh ips disablii g her to some extent
Soda nod ex'ra soda a id sweet era-kers
irig to use up the appropriation by useless
fur life.
travel, wc ask fcr your co-operation an 1 at Jackaon's.
Jesse J. Houck au<l Miss K ite Hand were
assistance. It should be the pride of every
Douglas county has twenty rcgislered
orchardist, be his or< hard ever so small, to physician*.
married at the resilience of the bride’s
produce the best fruit possible, and in or­
mother in Ashland <»n the evening of the
Oranges and lemons in quantities to suit
der to accomplish this we must extermi­ at Jackson's.
21th ult., Kev. F. G. »Strange officiating.
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Both of the contracting parties were raised
nate the pests now infesting our orchards
Should there be any pest-orteding in or­
Potatoes only 50 cent« a sack at the S
in the valley, and they have a host of
friends who wish them long life and pros­
chards in your neighborhood, 1 kindly a-k F. Variety Stare.
you to inform me. that I may visit the
perity nnliiniti <1.
New ar d nobby hats, just received, at
same and counsel with the owners as to the Reimes A White's.
Frank Bilker departed l:ut Thursd ty for
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beat method for exterminating the pests
the lower Klamath couniry with his two
The be«", eider vinegar for aale cheap at
and restoring their orchards to health and
children,
the custody of whom were award­
vigor, thus redeeming the- go« si name wet f. F. Variety Store.
ed him by rhe court. Indian Mary, their
<
’
.
..-t
and
freight
is
all
Fisher
wants.
have so long enjoyed as producers of the
grandm »(her, wa< 1 >’h to give them up,
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very beet of fruits. Any assistance I t an His goods must go.
but submitted w.thout trouble to the ru I-
render you or informal ion you may desire
Gra«s is still abundant on the range and
ieg of the court
will be cheeriully given.
Mock are doing well.
C B. Watson. S A. Miller and D. 1!.
J ohs D. W hitmas .”
Strangers in search of homes are becom­
Getchell have incorporated the Asnland
Medford,Oregon, April 22. 18'3
ing lucre numerous.
Packing Company, with a capital stock of
>20,000. They perfected the organization
Miaw bats from 15 cents to *3 50 each at
County Agricultural Society.
in Portland aft rward. They get a subsidy
the S. F. Variety Store.
of $2000 in .Ashland and wi'l erect a can­
Pursuant to call quit • a large n itn’ er of
Mr . Gillette of Ashland was visiting at
nery there to can fruit.
rcpre*entative citizen* from various i arts Sisson, Cal., last week.
r>t the val ey assembled at the town hall tn
A* an instance of the value of advertising
Jas
and
Jcfl
Hamlin
made
our
town
a
Jacksonville last Saturday afternoon at 2
in the T imes , our oi l friend, A. Betz of
o’clock for the purpose of organising a call one day this week.
Eagle Point, informs us that cur little lo­
county agricultural society. The - bin t of
Cm kerjr,glass and stoneware, new stock,
cal. stating that a school teacher was
the meeting was stated by It A. Mil er, at lteames A bite’s
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wanted in his district, result«»«! in the im­
andon motion J. 1>. Whitman was calc.I
mediate employment of Miss Jacques of
Rabt. Westrop's hotel building at Tolo
to the i hair ami 14. A. Mi hr was chosen ii nearing completion.
Salem, n very efficient young lady.
secretary; after which a permanent orirati-
The picnic bv the students and teachers
F. M. Fredenburg of Rock Point pre­
¡ration was effecte I by ele, tirg J. L>. W hit­
• f the grammar and high-school depart­
man president;
1 Powning of Central cinct called yesterday.
ment* of the Jacksonville pupils, a few
Point, vi e-| r sidi n'. 14. A. Miller, secre­
Messrs. Kelso and Alien of Trail creek
particular friemis of the ««’ho ars partici­
tary, and C. C. Beekman treasurer of ths spent Tuesday in town.
pating, was held at lLogue river on Tues­
society, to be known as the Jackson
Babbitt-metal for sale cheap at the Tins«
day and was highly enjoyed by all. About
County Agricultural Associati n. On mo­ office in quantities to suit.
every availably rig in town was chartered
tion a comn.ittee of live, consistingol Pres­
for the occasion by the enterprising boys.
Roseburg is talking up a croquet tourna
ident Whitman, W. K Price of Tolo, J C
ment
during
the
summer
The action of our efficient assessor la*t
Tolman of Adi and. Pr. B. F. Adkins of
season in making a complète assessment
Mrd ord and Wm. M Holmes of Etna,
Considerab'e roadwork is now being
of the connt v has enabled the county treas­
were appointed to prepaie t e. cssary ar­ done m southern Oregon.
urer to call in an unu«»hy large amount
ticles ot incorporation- ta report at an ad­
Je««e ai d A H Fimpson of Me Iford
ot ouutan iing warrant* this sprini. and
journed mealing at the same placeunbatur were in l< wn a few days since.
we may Io >k to sm <»ur county in ivbted-
day afternoon. Mai' 4h
A commendable
1 lie i'lfant chil i of 1. A Drake ami wife
nvs< dec vise in the future.
degree of intere l was shown and many et-
p-essed their determination to subscribe of Talent died a tew -lays since.
Manv of the on haids in southern Oregon
Yesterd ty was M ty day and every sec­
liberally to the stock of the association
arc atH'Cted with the pests which are pn»v-
tion observed it more or les«.
»li'ii issued.
ingso mjurious in < alitornia an I the Wi.'-
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The l»««t ¡K>tatoe« can b-- hud at the 8. F.
Iiamette val’ey. anti nothing should be left
Variety Store for .V) cents a sack
A Sneeeeefal Kutertainment.
undone to thoroughly era«iicate them at
one«
’, before it I* t-e> late. I'.’ie Sta'e Hor­
Hays A Elliott have just finished a tine
The anniversary enterta nii.eut and ded­
ticultural .Si»viefy piomises to render val­
buckhoard
forC-1.
J.
N.
T.
Miller.
icate ry exercises of the Midford Odd Fel­
uable assistance in the matter.
lows last Friday were not only highly cred
Bricklaying lias been commenced on the
Salem papers report a bilk coming np
itatife to the order in that place, but served new Sheridan block at Roseburg.
the road who is takingorders for a line of
to maintain the high reputation for hospi­
First-class cedar fence posts for sale in
suitings, dress goods, carpets, etc., at ex
tality and liberality which this kindred so­ quantities to suit at the T imxs office
tremely low rates. He delivers the suit­
ciety in southern Oregon have long main­
Fi«h have not been so plentiful in the
ings as he goes and state* that a tailor-4s
tained. The place w is full of visitors from
following him right up who will make the
all the neighi orinc towns of scuthern Ore lower valley for years a« tiiis season.
Choice alfalfa and millet seed in quanti­
suits in s:yle for little or nothing and fur­
gon. all of whom were royally entertained,
ties
to
suit
at
the
8.
F.
Variety
Store.
nish the thread himself. Look out for him
and yet many basketfuls remained from
and pass him along. The suitings are
the feast. At the up|>o:nted hour large Jel-
Grain is looking well, generally speak-
worthless, the nnn is n. g., and the tailor
eea'ions from both Ash and and Jackson­ ing.but rum was needed on the light lauds.
never appears.
ville arrived,the latter beirgeccoiupani-d by
County Clerk Muller has issued 81 mar­
the Silver Ournet Band. The air was tilled riage lit enses since his term of office began.
W. F Songer of Ashland, county stock
with melody for the balance of the day.
inspector, was in town yesterday, return­
The last few days have uwukened a live ly
The programme was carried out in full aiid
ing home from an inspecting tour through
a nuiniier of the addnrsse.s were ex.e-ding- interest in «ummer resorts and ice cream’.
the Applegate country. He re|»orts most
lygood. n tably these of Rev. W. B. Ad­
Ashland's board of trade now numbers
of the flock* visited in fine shape for going
kins and Judge PePeatt. The subject . f ovi-r fifty of the s-lid citixen« of the town.
to Ihe upper ranges Ibis season, being
Old Fellowship is fruitful of sent urn it,
much freer from sc ib than heretofore. It
<> d papers, ir. quantities to suit, for sale
and it was handle I by able han Is at Mu I
has been a go »«! season for saving the Innib
at the T imes utlice at 50 cents a hundred.
ford last Friday. Th*’ ball in th-? evening I
crop.
in«l sh« «’p men wo.fl I be h ippv were
S< o t Gr ttin of To'o wi'l take ples«ure m
at Howard's <|>. r.i bouse was w ell alt< ’ll i< d
it not f<»r the low price of wool.
sli-iwmg strangers town an 1 country prop­
and an enjoyable time had.
Now
the time «»f year when the ap­
erty.
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proaching spring St-ason remind* ns that
Fresh crop oranges, lenmns, fig*, etc.,
A Big Mill to be Built.
«orne token ot km.I remembrance will be
at the 8. F. Vai iety Store. The best in the
welcomed t>y our friend*. What present
A gentleman connected with the Klam­ market.
would be more acceptable than a fine pho­
ath 14.ver Lumber and Improvement Com­
It
you
want
genuine
bargains,
don't
fail
tograph or crayon of the giver, made by
pany returned yesterday from Kianiath
tocallon
N.
Fisher.
He
is
selling
out,
and
Logan, the Ashland photographer He al­
city, the site where the company 's null is to
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ways bas the latest novelties In finish, am!
be erected at the point where'tbe O. A C. uo mistake.
if you call at his gallery you will learn
'I he board of trustees should soon make
railroad crosses the Klamath river He
something new about pictures.
reports that some sixty men are at work arrangements for the proper sprinkling of
there pulling in a side-track and spur to our streets.
Citizens of Butte creek and the foothill
the mill-site. Klamath city is sixty miles
country east of the desert are subscribing
Col. Bowditch of Ashland is now occupy­
below Linkville. and the river there is ing the law office formerly used by Judge
libt rally to the bonus to be offered the
Something over fifty yards wide and ab mt Del'eatt.
gentlemen wh » purpose putting in a fruit
six feet deep The dam to lie built will be
evaporator m (’entrai Point, we learn. The
The
sli
>wers
of
last
week
benefited
grain,
forty feet wide at the base, of s’one, timber fruit tree* ami all kinds ot vegetation con­
location i* a g >.»«! «»ne and the project can
ami biu-h, ai d it will lie twelve fe. t h gh;
but bv successful in able hands. Central
and on tlie top of it will tie a free bridge to siderably.
Point real z •* that m order to support a
Nott s, receipts, due-bills, draft», etc . in
lake the p ace of ihe ferry now there, to
growing town an«! concentrate trade it
book
form,
handy
and
first-class,
at
the
cross whi- h. with a team, costs fl 50.
• must be public-spirited and wideawake.
T imes office.
The Jacksonville ban 1 boys are making
Tl.e Talent planing mill is running on
A Dear Horse.
i rapid progress am! will acquit themselves
full time ami doing a large amount of ex­
Aft r being out about thirty hours cellent
creditably
on the 13th. even if they do nut
work.
considering the merits of the horse case
earn the fir>t prize. Tneir rendition of a
The railroad hands about Steinman have ■
from Butte creek -Pabuck vs Wi'sun—a
number of selections last Friday at the Odd
very tired jury was discharged by Judge been moved over the mountain to the Cal- I
Fellows’ erlebrati«m showed marked im­
Webster last Sunday afternoon at four ¡forma side.
provement over any previous efforts The
o’clock, having tailed to agree uron a ver­
This magniticei.t rain assures the heavi-
boys deserve success, for they have many
dict. It i’ quite safe to assume that one e«t grain and bay crops ever harvested in
obstacles to overcome, a number of their
member of the jury will always lee. that th- the valley.
best players being absent at the state uni
other eleven men who mad-up the panel
Ashland’s Chinese population attend versity ami unable to participate in the
J-.l-.nW M. \V II an-.s of Nevada was in
were less amen.ib e t> reason and mure Ast.I md last week with hi« family,viewing I cl.ur< Ii and style themselve? “Jesus men.’’ c.mtest.
obiuratein temp.-r than any other eleven llie country.
rhe Presbyterian Chinese mission school
Centenary day was observed in .Lacksnn-
men he ever undert mk to'c-ntrol. Th-
The y.-niu ; folk- of Ashland will have a i* responsib e for ihA outbreak of Chris­ vilie t»y a pirti.il ce satinn of business,
c.i.se will probably be tr.ed for the thi d
tianity
among
the
heathens.
| hois!ing the stnrs an I stripes «>•• the vn-
time at the next term ot court, unles- s-t 11 oral *<iio d at the * ongr. g itional ciiurch
The nobbkst and Htvst Myles of hat*, Iriou- flagstaff* in the town an«! I«y many of
tied in the nieunriuie It bids fair tor-va , in iu.it place.
our citiz"n« going to th«* woods to seek
sidrts,
i
collar.«,
cuff«,
scarf
pins,
Me -1«. De-b-rq and Call of Missouri flat
I .c famous low i calf case, as the value ot
the horse is not above flu and the costs id- have struck several ledges of quartz which collar-hut?(»n«4. etc., in southern Oregon i le »«ire n t ie pn n •• gm rids. K» bg’ous
can alwa' « be found at the S. F Variety services were also lv I I. The pupil* of the
pro-pect well/
ready amount to more tnan *1000.
Store. Call nud see for yourselves.
Sisters’school repaired to B-ekiqan «t Linn
Messrs. Houston and Rodgers of Table
park on Walk*r creek, in charge of their
Stipt. Mitche l la*t Saturdav granted Mr. preceptors, an 1 spent a most enjoyable
Struck it Rich.
Rxk precinct wero in Ja-ksonville one
Loomis
<»(
Gold
Hill,
M:ss
N
Ini
»w
of
Eagle
day
last
week.
day, w hile the pup.I* of the public schoais
Old residents wi l recollect Pr .f. L. L.
Quite a number of beaver, otter, mink. Point, Miss E hih Porter of Union town and entertained themselves on the bank* of
Rogers, formerly of Ashl.nd, who was
Miss A. Day <»f Josephine county permits to Rogue river.
one of th-faculty cl the Willamette uni­ and other »kins have been bought by deal­ teach
school in this county.
versity in President Gatch's time; also L. ers in bides, etc.
J. II. Fenn, formerly of Jacksonville, one
R. II. Moore, county treasurer.elsewhere of the most rampant howlers in theG. A
S. Pyar, who was jostmast-r at Salem
Horsemen, now is the time to get your
many yeirs aliout that time. The Pvars h-.rsebids printed ant advertisements in­ gives notice that he has enough money’ on R . and who was dismissed from the rail­
hand to redeem county scrip protested up road mail-service because he was so
are now living at Ontario, southern Cali­ serted at the T imes office.
to Sept. 1. ISM. Tha warrants thus adver­ officious and persisted unreasonably in
fornia, and Mrs. p., writing a lady friend
County
agricultural
association
meeting
tised
represent over I10.001'.
here, says ” We had recently a vi.-it from at the ti-wn hall in Jacksonville next Sat­
making himself so obnoxious, has been re­
Kev. an'd Mrs. L. I.. Kobers, once <>f Wil­
Nearly pvery p tinted fence an ! many of instated. He is of that class <»f soldiers
urday
afternoon.
lamette university. n >w if Colton, 25 miles
| the buildings in town have been defaced who are always airing their patriotism for
Many new timber-land locations have I by pencils or in some other manner lately. the gain there is in such proceeding, hop­
last of us. Th'y are living on a Iruit farm
wh.cb ho was f .rtun ite enough to find as lieen ma.le at ihe i l l offi e at Rose >urg There is a law against such practices, and ing (o profit by !-u< b d.splay. No doubt a
government land and took up. He ho ds lu> during the past week.
it will be enforced if .such conduct con­ large portion of these blowhards were
acres quite near can Bern irdino. ai.d is
The largest stock of French camlies— tinues.
camp-followers and coffee coolers.
agent f r a land and improvemenlconipany fresh and nice—has just been received at
Adam Frick, formerly of this county, is
War«! Dmiglas, the lightning special
there."—[Salem btate-man.
the S. F. Variety Store.
wanted to claim an estate left him by his agent ot the New York Life Insurance
Robt. Wade of Butte creek has fully re­ father, who recently diet in l linofs. If Company, who w«»ik- 1 up such a fine bus­
l/rart
covered from (ns recent indisposition ami not c aiim <1 within two years the bequest iness for his company’ in southern Oregon
will lapse. See notice in our legal c >1- last sea*un,has been breaking hisown record
Read the hospital report.«, read the mor­ wa< lu t >wn this wei k
tuary reports, lead the medical publica­
recently about Walla Walla ami Pend etoii.
The work ot finishing the dam«, etc., at u mn*.
tions. read the daily newspapers, and learn Klamath city. Cal., will b’ pushed to com­
Tlio president has appointed Warren H • ha* been glvina special excursions
how widespread is heart disease, how- d fti- pletion immediatdv
1 mitt of Dal'.is as register of the Lakeview io patrons of I he | (¡/otnpany in that
cult of it. t. Cti >n it is to most people, how
Smiths T ime » to vour friends East, or land clfi.-e. vice A. F. Snelling, who has section.in appreciation of their favors, and
many ami how sudden are tne ileaibs it
sent in his resignation on account of ill suce« e.led in writing 116 policies in Fendle
causes. Then ria I I)r. Flint's treali-e on at any other place. It answers bettci than health Mr. T. was Mr. S.’s immediate ton al »ne. lie is spoken of as the most
all
the
letters
vou
can
write.
heart disease, and learn what it is. what
successful special agmt on the northwest
predecessor.
Fred. Cronemiller feds like the biggest
causes it, what diseases it gives rise to.
A ledge of stone ha* been discovered coast at this time. His energy and enter­
what its symptoms are. and how it may be man in Oregon, because lii* wife presented near
have no limit.
White Point in the Sjskiyouf, suit­ prise seem to ---------
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attacked. If you find that you have heart him witli a bouncing boy.
able for making raz r hones, says the
disease, ask your druggist for a bottle of
The 8. F. "Examinei” is the best paper “Tidings,’ and men are engaged in taking
CENTKAL
IMlNT
POINTERS.
Dr. Flint’s remedy. 1 he treatise may be on the coast Don’t fail to leave your sub­ out stone and shipping it away ta the fac­
had on application la Muck Drug Co., N. scriptions at the T ime » office.
tory in the east.
Go to J. C. Sheridan’s for your hard­
McGinnis, who killed Deputy Sheriff
Carpet baggers seem to be getting all the ware. tinware, ami the celebrated Superior
1,0. kw O 1 at <; I'lyon city. Grant county, new mail contracts in the west,and nobody St.
Louis stove.
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Thin out the Fruit.
was liarge i on the 2fith ult.
seems to feel sorry for them when they get
J.
W.
Merritt
spent
yesterday
in
Central
Or- hatdistv should proceed to thin out
Tho«. Riley has gone to Butte creek to cinched, because they are not interested in Point making arrangements for putting in
the fruit on trees that are overloaded, look­ look after his stix k interests . He was ac­ and know nothing of the country they his stock of goods at this place.
ing to secure the best type of frait ob­ companied by Wm. Chastain.
seek to provide transportation for.
Mr. Gallant, an expetienced han 1 at the
tainable. This season will be a memorable
Attention is called to the semi-annual
A mill-dtp. millrace and sidetrack will
one io fruit-growing in this county, as the financial exhibit of County Cl».k Muller, le fa i.'-'.« I by tlM Toto TownalM and business, will soon open a complete stock
of hardware, tinware, etc.. in Central Point.
production wi.l be a.most doume that of undeorfiead of "new this week."
Milling Company, for a nominal sum. to
any former year, and the quality of the
\\ e L irn tha’ a ’arg* >ash and door fac­
The sped.il venire summoned to try sev­ any responsible party who will put up a tory will soo i be c-i.ibiishvd at this place.
shipments will determine the question
flour
mill at Tolo. For particulars address
eral
cases
only
considered
one
of
them,
as
of pretil to be obtained from ihe raising
It will be agrra- benefit to the whole sec­
or call on th* secretary, Scott Griffin. *
tion.
of fruit in quantities for distant markets the balance were compromised.
There is no section in the northwest
Wm. Wilson sold his property, includ­
It can only i ay to raise the very b- st, and
Among the new residences to bo built
when it Lings too thick on the tr- es the ing 5(10 acre« o( land in Table Rock pre­ where the soil is better adapted to the in Central Point the coming summer wil I
growing of the beet than southern Ore­
cinct, to J J. Johnson for *5300.
quality is a ways inferior. Tuin it out.
be
one for Geo. Hershberger on bis six-
gon. and our farmers and business men
Pound-plug« ot Climax tobacco only 50 shoul I do their utmost Io induce Mr. acre lot in the Cooksey tract.
PassaeJ the Crisis.
cents each at the 8. F. Variety Store; other Spreckles to establish factories in the val­
Work on the fruit evaporat«>r will no
ley.
doubt be commenced soon, as the bonus of
A tew days since mention was made of gouds in proportion. Call and see.
Parties desiring to build in Tolo this
the fact that a dispatch had been received
C W Patterson, formeriy of this place, $ldd0 is about rai>e I. It will be a great
by W. T. Burner, from Ashland, stating spring will be fill nulled lumber, brick and is developing Woodward A Willis’va>le­ Leip to us as well as fruit-ra sen».
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that his little daughter Katie, who had building material at the lowest price.
gate«! marble quarry near Roseburg.and is
The party at the St C!<«ud Hall la«t
been taken there by her mother for th-
Every public-spirited farmer in the val the artist who constructed the finished
benefit of her tn allli'had fallen -low stars lev should purchase stock in the county work from that quarry which has been night was a success, notwithstanding the
inclement weather. The music and sup­
anil received injuries whi-h, it is fea'ed, agricultural association next Saturday.
so unsparingly praised in the Roseburg pa per were excellent and all enjoyed them­
were fatal. Last evening a dispatch was
A peculiarity ot Hood's Sarsaparilla is pers.
selves.
received front Mr. Burney stating that hi« that while it purifies the blood. It imparts
Do not wait until to-morrow, when you
While in Central Point, call at Jos. C.
daughter had passed the critical point and uew vigor to every function of the body
feel sick, but take immediately a dose of Sheridan's hardware store and examine
the attending physicians. W. E. Carl, of
Plunder's
Oregon
Blood
Purifier
and
pre
­
Al.
Helms,
who
has
been
pntting
tip
the
celebrated s¿eel skein Lansing wagon*.
Oregon city, and J. 8. 1’ar-on ot Ashland,
vent a «eriou« attack of sickness. It Is the
confidently look forward to her ear y re­ several buildings at Talent, is non engaged best liver regulator and blood cleanser in Stoves, tin and hardware at prices never
in
the
erection
of
a
nice
dwelling
house.
before beard of. Satisfaction guaranteed.
covery.—[Oregonian
Physicians should al tend to the matter existvi.ee. Try it.
A number of clearings are br ing made
Washington territory is being ti ed with
Information Wanted.
of registration. But few havo complied
immigr u t !»ecausv its rtsoun es are being in Central P int precinct a'«nis the line of
Anyone knowing the present whereabout* witli the new la v in this county, so f ir.
the
ro:id between the town and the Rogve
A few copies <>f the American Settlers’ liberally a«lv»Ttised. I’s resource*’ are not river bridge, and c«»nsnh r.iLl? fencing is
of any or all of the surviving offle.-rs or
<me wliit superior t<> th »sc of soutlwrn Ore­
•urgeons belonging t • the 1st Oregon Cav­ Guide, .«fund «rd authority cn all land gon, but newcomers are as numerous there being done. J he days when one could
klat- i-wa at wiil over the rolling des. rt
alry will confer a great favor by sending matters, may i>e round al the 1 imes office. »-> ’hey are scare* here.
Information com-crni' g th m to Thomas
Dave King and Mr. S'ocum of As i ind
For the beat turnouts for all occasions have ;«b nit b.» n hr .tight to a cb»s- by two
Fitzpatri k of Phil Sheridan Post No. 1, are hau'ing lime for Strait's new li itel ml; at ihe Exec sior livery stable in Jack­ strands <»f barbed wire and three st<»nt
(JAR- Dept of Idaho, at B-i-e <• ty. from Alhson A Wimer's kiln near Jackson­ sonville
Ply male’s price* are quite rea­ b«>ar«l<. Much of ihe mat'sinita bru>h
Idaho The inform ition is want.’I <•> en­ ville.
sonable hih ! He nrwr fails in giving satis­ Ian«! n that section wiil Lmbticss prove
able John Hawley. a nee ly a id deser i-g
Y ii will a!««» do neil t<» patron­ good fruit and grnje Inn«!.
Circuit co art i« still in session, but will faction
veteran, to obtain a pen ion.
adjourn before I mg, as Judge Webster ize his sti;p lir.p running between tins
The l-tithrt l>rliyhtnl.
•
must g i to Lak? county to hold court place am! Mettiord.
May Party.
The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
there.
The Ashland House was !a-t week moved
with
which
ladies may nse the liquid fruit
There will le a .May day dance and
J. A. Anderson of Elan precinct is pre­ back on the lots to make room fur a new
•upper at the rr-¡donee of O. M. Ros ’, on paring to erecta handsome two-story resi- brick hotel build ng to be built by J. J. laxative. Syrup of Figs, under ail condi­
Applegate, on Friday evening. May 3. 1889. denceon bi* fine farm two miles west of Strait on the former site. The original tions rnakt it their favorite remedy. It is
Alt are invited. Mus c by Orme Bros.'or­ Phoenix.
house was built by Eber Emery in 1859. and pleasing to the eve and to the taste, gentle,
yet effectual in acting o > the kidneys, liver
chestra No pains Will be spared to make
A second-hand buckboard and set of h.nr- was one of the few old-time buildings re­ and bowels.
it a very pleasant affair.
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ne««. also a spin of 4 year-old horses, for maining in the town
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A dry, Lacking cough keeps the bron­
sale cheap. Apply to I'nion livery sub e,
Forent Grove Poultry Yards.
Watches andtlœk».
chial tubes m a slate of constant irritation.
Jacksonville
*
F,Ur Po’and. of Yreka. Cai.,a pract csl
Wyandottes. Plymouth Ilocka.
A'lil ind ca-pinters will this evening which if n »1 speeiliy remo 'ed, may lead
Light Brahmas.
wun hmaker anil j-we « r. is mak mt a can­ meet together for the purpose of organizing i to bronchitis No prornjiter remedy can
R<we and Single Comb Brown Leghorns.
vass of the t-iw.-ia in this valley. Wewou'd a carpentei s union fur mutual benefit and be had than Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which
White Leghorns.
recommend him to those needing his servi­ protection.
is an anodyne and expectorant.
White Wyandottes.
ces, as he is a first.class workman.
The An lerson-Hamnion Bros, case is
A regularly-established postoffice is now
Partridge
(’<»< bin« and Bl ck Miqorca’»,
maintained on Poorman s creek, called being tried in circuit court this week, the
AMERICA’S BEST BRKKIM.
For 9*1».
attorneys
taking
turns
in
reading
the
vo
­
Bauten. Henry Banten offi iates as post­
Mv fowls have no suiH’rinrs Have won
luminous evidence
the court. Jt will be
Complete logging outfit, consisting of one master.
an cxp»-i.si .’v lawsuit befu. e it is concluded, the highest honors at all exhibitions for the
Srat-clai« 1-wging wagon, only used a few
past
eleven years.
Newt. Yocum, will known in th.» sec­
week«, four yoke of well-b’oke oxen.chains, tion, has been i'ldieted by the Douglas the referee’s fees al me amounting to more
Eggs. !»cr sitting. $3; tw » sittings $5.
than
four
bundie
l
dollars.
ropes, blocks, etc. Enquire of
Semi stamp for catalogue.
county grand jury for selling liquor with­
H S. A ix >. n . Deskin», Or.
All the ir.»st that can poss bly come now
Address
J. M. G arrison ,
out a license.
can do n > more than a little much-needed
Box ¿5.
Forest Grove, Or.
AH who are interested in stock raising or thinning out •»( the surplus fruic that hangs
.
Coarta.
agriculture should ittemt the adjourned
The Mat t- rm of the conn.y <vmnf **i<>'< meeimgof the Jackson county agricultural i in such profusion mi tn • trees throughout
To Sheep Raisers.
: the valley. The crop this year will be be-
•*.< and pro'ate courts will be hell li-xt association.
Little’s : atent ‘-beep dip, w .el sack«.
; vond ah prve J» nt in ylvl I, and in most
week.
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A r.ii e in Juris* n crerk would tear out , instanc»-.’ of line quality, as the younger ■ fie ce tw.ne. f««r «.tie at Nun tn’.«. Jackson-
about a quarter o! a mil* of the road be­ • orchard* n«»w cornu / into bearing have ville.
Ml For Hair.
tween
J ac*«>nvite .m l Central Point, as inost of ih-m received cireiut and nitclli-
Two hundred fine. Isrge cedar posts can
Igent cultivation, and consist of choice va­
be obtain««! cheap by applying to the T imm tue r »•<! r»ina ?inee the resettin; of fences rieties
of budded fruit.
pMIdren Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla.
aWtfg tbQ lint.
Office at once.
«Ehe Jruiocrst it ®imrs.
HERE AND THERE.
Wool has commenced to arrive at The
Valles, but owing tn the low prices east
little is ottered, IO1! to
cents being
paid now.
The proprietor of Tyler’* soda springs in
the Dead Indian region is clearing the road
of obstructions and getting ready for sum­
mer business.
David Reid of Little Shasta, Cal , is in
the valley an I will return homa s »on. ac­
companied by a young lady living near
Gold Hill.
G. B. Mathews of Eagle-Point this week
goes to California witli a band of 32 mules,
which he has contracted to deliver in the
Sacramento valley.
The Ashland p ipers are urging the im­
mediate completion of the bridge across
Wright creek, north of Ashland, begun
several months ago.
The Junior band of Roseburg wil! con­
tent for the pr>M at JackaowviUe <«n the
13tb iUitant. I he boy» will cotus pre­
pared to do their best.
The Dallas Ixiard of trade is distributing
sugar-beet seed among the farmers to test
Polk county lands. The product will be
sent to San Francisco.
Ge<i. E. Taylor and Luther Schnuecker
of Central Point were in town on Tuesday
on land business, both having located
claims on Butte creek.
A. Noah has sold liisfarni in Table Rock
precinct t • Jas. Gleason,and the lattei sold
the same piece of land to J. M. ('hilders ai
somewhat u( an advance.
Mrs ILdenn N. Barker, president of
the Dakota W. C. T. V. is expected in
Ashland in a short time to deliver one
of her interesting lectures.
Since the new game law went into effect
very lew deerskins are being brought to
market, l’he dealer ns well as the hauler
is now amenable to this law.
The board of trade of Ashland are taking
steps to improve the Ashlnnd-Liukville
stage road, in I will bung the mat ter before
the Portland board of trade.
I Kaufman, of the A. P. totaling (’■>..
Portland, is think.ng of starting a whole­
sale liquor warehouse in Ashland at an
early day, says the “Record.’
The Monarch sal 'on at Medford, under
the management of ii. H. Wolters, is prov­
ing a popular resort. The best of every­
thing in that line is kept there
t
Mrs. M. H. Vining has leased the hand­
some cottage recently erected by David F.
Ft»x. near the residence of H. Judge, and
will occupy it for the next year
Mis.
E. I'll has nearly 2.000 head of
tine sheep, clean ami fat. which she oilers
i >r sale at a reasonable ligure. Hee a lv« r-
tisement for u'ther particulars.
A m iiriage license was issu *d on April
20th to D. II. Barneburg and Miss O la
Comstock; and on April 29th to II H.
Hugh« sand Miss Mary Panter.
John A Miliar has just ti lished a neat
Iwelling-hous • for his mother, who lives
near Br wusb« rn. to replace th»» one <!e
stioved by tire a tew months ag ». , .
Quite a number iro n different pl »Ttions
of the county attended the fair meeting
at the Jacksonville town hall lustSaturday,
and much interest was manifested.
A correspondent style« Gold Hill the
Lowell of Oregon; and it is quite possible
that with her magnificent water power she
will one day deserve the s<»hri>|net.
Teachers will find a fine, large assort­
ment of monthly reports, reward* of merit,
and other blanks ta their line, at the
T imes office. Prices quite reasonable.
The other ¡lav Man ig *r Towne of the S.
P. R R. ¡-aid there is n » immediate pros­
pect of tw • d ¡i v express trains being run
between San Francisco and P«»rt’and.
Deeds, mortgages and all descriptions of
real estate blank*, bills of i-a!r, mechanic’s
hen* and every other blank in use. for sale
at Portland prices at the T ime * office.
California farmers are inaugurating a
systematic warfare against digger squir-
'c'.«*. au.i tl.e farmers .11 t!i!« v
v w.»ui«i
find it to thc.r interest l> emulate their
example.
G. F. M-'Conm II of Ashiatid will exhibit
twenty pairs of his fancy pigeons at the
annual meeting of the Pacific Kennel Club,
in San Francisco, the latter part of this
month.
Tuesday being <a noil-judicial day by rea­
son of the president’s proclamation, no
court was held by Judge Webster at that
time.and business at the county off’ves was
also suspended.
An A’hland child swail »wed a bottleful
of *bi’e beans” one day last week. For­
tunately they acted as an emetic, and her
life was saved by their being expelled be­
fore they dissolved.
The Tolo Townsite A: Milling Company
offer lots for KO each—<>10 cash, balance in
monthly payments of |"» a month. For
full arrangements, cull on or address the
secretary, Scott Griffin.
•
L. J. Mills of Arkansas has bc^n award­
ed the contract for carrying mails on the
route between Prineville and Silver lake
This distance is 102 miles, and the contract
price >1300 per annum
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. E. NinInger of Eden precinct spent
Munday in town.
A Ü Jacobs and family made our town a
visit on Tuesday.
Hon . J. O. Tolman oí A-ol¡ d was in
town un Tuesday last.
Jas. Savage an«l Mrs. 8. Harkness of
Rogue river are quite ill.
Representative Price of Tulo made us a
pleasant call last Saturday.
A. J. Barlow and wife of Guld Hili vis­
ited our town on Tuesday.
Dr. Pryce of Medford made our town a
profesa io nal call on Monday.
Mrs M. N. Ixing of Ashland has been
paying Grant'd Pass a visit.
Thos Brewster, formerly of thia valley,
now resides near Pendleton.
J. W Miller of Willow Springs precinct
visited our town last Monday.
Miss Efla Griffiths is leachin f a sue:«as
ful terin of sebod at Gohl Hili.
Mrs A. Merriman and daughters were
in Jacksonville a few days since.
District Attorney Colvig went to Ashland
yesterday on professional business.
W. U. Daley of Little Butte precinct vis­
ited the county-seat last Tuesday.
Dudley Ewen of Little Butte precinct
tanied m town u duv last week
Mrs. II. W. Hoagland an.I daughters
were in Jacksonville last Tuesday.
Dr. B. M. Gill of this place is contem­
plating a removal to Klamath city.
Hon. Theo. Cameron of Uniontown has
returned from a trip to Galice creek.
Wm. Caril of Lake county last week visit­
ed Portland and Hit Willamette vahey.
Rev F 8. Noel has returned from his
vi>it to Archbishop Gross of Portland.
W »S. King of Foots creek was at the
countv-seat last week on court business.
8. B. Galey and A. 8. Ilatumom! of Ash
land were at the county-seal during the
week.
Ex-commissioner Haymond of Rock
Point made usa pleasant tali < lie day last
week.
Miss Alice Mathews of Rogue river has
been visiting friends at Ashland and Jack
sou vi lie.
Henry D. Kubli, postmaster of Apple
gate, spent a couple oi days in town during
the week.
P. Lvttleton, a prominent citizen of Ash­
land. was heie during the week on probate
business.
Dr. Geo. Kahler an i J H. Mewart of
Phovi.ix were down to the fair meeting
last Saturday.
N. II. Spencer of Gritlin creek, one M
our most enterprising rvsnlents. made us a
call Tiicsday.
JudgeTolinan an I Am m Willits of Ash-
spent last Tuesday with us; so did A P.
Talent ui Talent.
John Ashpoie oí E»gle Point has !»• en
quite ill, but we arc glad to learn that he is
now convalescing.
Chas. P. Buck, W. F. Wilkinson aud F.
Hubbard. Jr., were at the county seat last
Saturday on land business.
Dr. J. B. Pilkington of Portland, a well-
known specialist, has been paying this
valley a professional visit.
Me>srs. Scharf, McCollum and Davis,
representing Portland house-, spent a
day in Jacksonville this week.
W C. Parsons of Ariz ma, the capitalist,
made his old friend,Capt Ankeny of St tr-
lingville, a visit (luring the week.
I he upper Rogue river country is again
attracting much attention, and many new­
comers are there looking for land.
Judge Del’eatt. who has opened a law of­
fice at Portland, is in .Lu k.'onviile at pres­
ent, attending t<» sevval important ca-es.
W. T. Burney. reg'st*r of *h • Or gon
city land office, ¡ail the valley a visit
la't week, and was much p.eased with it.
John A. Miller called yesterday. He bus
been on Butte creek for sometime past,but
wiil return to Klamath county in a few
days.
G. H. Holbrook. representingSnel). Heit-
schu & Co. of Portland, wr 1- in town yester­
day, accompanied by I!. T. Chitwood of
Ashland.
Hugh Sanders of F<» »t* creek paid his
respects to the T imes this week, and is now
n subscriber to the large-4 paper in Oregon
outride of Portland.
The irrepretidnle Vin Conk of Clifton.
Clatsop (Munty, spent a few days at the
Sterlingville mines, in which be is interest­
ed, during the week.
Jas. P. Isbell was at The Dalles last week
for the purpose of bringing his mother,
who has been a resident of that place, to
hi»» own home at Ashland.
Oliver McKee and wife returne«! to Wil­
liams creek from Klaiuatb county, having
received a dispatch tn the effect that their
daughter was very sick.
Cant. H. Kelley has accepted the posi­
tion of receiver of the n*w Ian I office at
Drewsy, Malheur coun’v, and wi 1 have
for his new home in a lew weeks
Hon W. r. II urn«, <»: th1 p.-rtlaud law
firm <>i Wat* »n, Hume A \V ¡i-<»•». w.is in
A*hlar«i last w«ek on r»u*:n- s* rontM'- trfl
with the local Knights *.f Pyihi;;* 1 >dge.
J<»"C|»h S«»l«»m »n has nt irned from Port
Tow'-send, W. f , and is so we I phased
witti the pros|»ects that he will close his I
business here and locate there this month
J. D. Whitman, B F. Adkin«. R. T.
Lawton, J. 8. H »ward, L L. Angle, a id a
number of other citizens of Medford were
in at the fair asso iatio.n meeting ast Sat­
urday.
Mrs. A. Miller, formerly of Antelope,
wh<» has been in Calif«»rnia for sometime,
is again a resident of this county and Is
now living with her daughter. Mr«. A P
Weiss of Ashland.
Max Frucht arrived at Ids home in Ash­
land during the wed; and wil ¡ r«»babiv
leave for his post in Alaska about the 7th
of June. His family will accompany him
to Hie frigid zone.
K. Kubli, S* . an I daughter. Mis* Ve­
lina, were on yesterday's northbound
train. They will visit “Cap” at Eugene
for a few day» nil I pr.wteed to Portland be
f«»re returning home.
James Mack and Wilson Howe of B iy
city. Michigan, who are in the valley in
sear h of a L»c ttion.r;:l!ed on us vcster«lsy,
seeking ii.formation <>; friends from their
sectmii who are airea ly settled in Ja< ksjn
county.
Our wideawake friend. J. W Singletary,
lately of Glendale, has engaged in business
at East Portland with Mr. Casey, lhey
are coudticting a rir-t class variety store
and arc deserving of the fullest measure
of success.
Gdcs Wells. Sr., celebrated his 91st birth­
day anniversary on 8 iturday uf last week
He is as active as must men twenty-five
year•« younger, and is now building h-nce
and setting out a young orchard at his
farm south of A’hland, says the” Tidings.”
Miss Emily Brown of E ide Point depart
ed Wednesday cveniiu for a visit to her
sister. Mrs. Jas Guerin, at The Dalles.
Miss Celia Brown, wh«) h.*s btren visaing
at The Dade« for s«»rne months, will accom-
¡ any her home when -he returns.
N. A Jacobs of the ‘Va'ley Record”
was interviewing our citizens and attended
the fuir meeting last Saturdav. Bro.
Jacobs has reason to be proud of’his suc­
cess, in connection with Mr. Kaiser, in
establishing a paying Democratic news­
paper in Ashland.
C. C. Charley, formeily of Brownsboro,
now a resilient of Montana territory, w’as
yesterday married to Miss Imogene Brown,
daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Henry R. Brown
of Brownsboro, and departed from Med­
ford on the north bound train for their fu­
ture home in the new state.
Church Social.
A general variety supj»er with ice c cam
in addition will be given at »he Odd Fe'lpwC
Hall by th«’ Ladies’ Aid Society on Tucxlav
May 7th, lor the benefit of th«- imstor <>l ihe
M E. Church. Th-’bmd wi'l be in attend­
ance. A cordiaHnvitatio:» b extended to
every bo ly.
Ma«. M. T aylor , |
M rs . If. I i . liott . x Com.
M rs B. M. G ill , )
Fire.
The snmke house of (’. M Rexford of
Applegate, which was also used as a etore-
h «use, was totally destroyed by fire last
Tuesday, J. A. Louden informs us. Prop­
er; v to ihe amount of |250 was destroyed
and the dwelling house near by had a nar­
row escai»e from destruction. The origin
of the lire is still a mystery.
For Sale.
A fine saddlc-mare and saddle, also a good
two-hors , iion-axe wagon, near y new, for
sale, (hc.ii» fur ca*h. Apply soon to
C. B. R owtel ,
Jacksonville, O egon.
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Lost
On Apiil IHth, between Jacksonville and
Medford, a yel'ow goatskin robe. The
finder will be suitably lewarded by leaving
the same nt the T imes office ur at J. 0.
J oh n-on’s office in Me« I for« I.
Jacksonville to Medford.
Patronize the only wagon that connects
with every train, rain or shine, and carries
the U. 8. mail and Wells, Fargo A Co.’s
express Hatisfaction guaranteed.
J ohn D var , Diiver.
Seed P«»tah»e«.
A few choice aerd potatoes can stiff be
found at the 8. F Variety Store, Jackson­
ville.
MARRIED.
LOCAL NOTES.
Little Butte creek is full of fish.
Col. Ross’ condition is still precarious.
W. H. Shook is no w lo< ated in Fan Fran­
cisco.
R. A. Ccokuf Foots creek was here Fri­
day.
Mrs. W. J. Stanley is still quite low with
pneumonia
There i* a temporary luff in the reales­
tate market.
Wm. Stafford of Eden precinct calle 1 a
short time since.
We have had some very warm wenther
during the week.
Who said southern Oregon was threat­
ened with a drouth?
Many minor improvements are Inking
place in Jacksonville.
Ed. Booth and C. I). Cardwell were at
Linkvilleat last accounts.
There is a vreat rush for achool land and
little of any value remains.
W. Prefontain, who now resides at Mar­
lin. was in town this week.
Everybody should attend the band con­
test at Jacksonville on the 13lh.
I. W. Thomas an i J. B. Wrisley vi’ited
th* county-seat a few day.* air.ee.
Senator Mitchell has our thanks for a
liberal supply ot public documents.
Southern Oregon against the world. Not
even a partial failure of crops h**re,
Gaylord B( 11 has gone to Grant's Pass to
enter the employ of the S. P. I). A L. Co.
W. A. (!ook of Foots creek wil’ be sta­
tioned nt Applegate during the summer.
John Miller's orchard fence in town is
being whitewashed by Frank Kas^hsfe.*.
Geo. Mi .key of Gall’s creek has lost a
horse und tlsewher* advertises to that ef­
fect.
The b inrd of trustees will hold their reg­
ular monthly meeting next. Tuesday even­
ing
Richard !h«»ma* of Oakland, Or., the
well known hote’-keeper, died a few davs
since.
Do'.ohue Bros, of Ashland bed a mi 11 one
<I hv thi* week, a la Marquis de Gooseberry
rules.
B Bailey ui Medford and W. Lipkv of
Little Buite precinct called during the
week.
L. Roden larger of Medford and I. D
Smith of Butte creek were here a few days
since.
R A. Miller baa hung out his shingle and
occupies a desk in W. H. Parker s law
(•fli'-e.
C. T. Harn's, W. G Tanner an«! J. H.
Mi chell of Aslil ind made us a visit this
week.
A marri i_e license was issued yester­
day to I)avi I Reid and Mi«s Urana L.
Fredenburg.
B F Tn! tr i f Evan« rncu. whnisbuild
ing a fine.large barn for Wm. Bybee,is ready
to raSe the frame thereof.
Geo. Mickey and 8am Lawrence of Gall’s
creek are cutting a large quantity of wood
for the railroad com ¡»any
Tlioni{»son A Brown, who are digging a
well in the cemetery, struck a very rich pay­
streak of gravel last week.
Farmers are taking much interest in our
prospective county fair. It will be uf much
benefit to the entire valley.
It is rep« rted that A. H. Maeglv has
«old uisstoi kof goods, and the purchaser
will n ovo it to Central Point.
Messrs. Woodrum. Fenkhauscn, St. Den­
nis and Lewis. Kan Francisco Commercial
tourists, were here this week.
('apt. Holton requests all the Indian war
vet» runs of this ami Josephine counties
to meet at Grant’s Pa<s on May 18th.
S me little alfalfa hay wa« caught in the
shock aii'l windrow bv the rain yesterday
but cutting !«a«i not generally begun.
A heavy r.u i ra.miw*«! f tiling yester­
day evening. whi« h continued ino-t ot the
night. All < ro;»s are well nigh assmed
now.
J m. Solomon gives notice that he must
have an immediate settlement with those
owing him. or he will eufurcc collection by
law.
Newly-set fruit trees throughout the valley
are doing splendidly thi.« season, the fre­
quent showers having given them a fine
start.
W. I. Rodgers. Joe McClendon and J. L
Rowe were in town during the week. They
report a number of land-buyers in that
section.
Mr. Carver and family started for Cali-
forn a la-t week. Jas (,'roneraiiler and
w.fe r.ow occupy the Ulrich residence on
Thirl street.
Wm. Wilson oi Table Rock precinct
talks of visiting his old home in the south­
ern btates. which he left 39 years ago and
has never seen since.
At the recent election in Massachusetts,
prohibition was defeated by almost fifty
thousand mnj.irdy. Ai: the principal town*
andciue* wen overwhelmirgly auti-pruhi.
Tiie bon I <* >ntest whi h wil take place
here < n «he IB; h in-f. w¡11 be w.tnessed by ft
large crowd an,I» an.
hi»» ’».o qui»«» a n ?ner-
e-tmg < vent, u- s. v» ral difle**rut ba nib will
compete.
Tiiis yallri rec» ive* quite a rornplimen-
tarv nonce in the Ge«»rget<»v. n (CaL) “Ga­
zette* from W. H Hulbert, its editor, w o
recently visited relatives in Josephine
county.
bred. Parker, an attorney of North
Yakima, W. 1., has been awarded the con­
tract for carrying the mails between Apple­
gate and Sha’iib»at f«>r the magnificent
snmoi $1.80 per round tr p.
J. W. Sow feu, th° clever sewing-ma­
chine agenL’s :il-o a first-« J os »epairer,
an 1 those i.ceding anyth r » in his line wi l
do w cl I (o give him a tria*. He always
gives satisfaction.
E. P Rideout, the popular express agent
at A<Udan l.h is been c ui’idcrabiy annoyed
by a fish ¡»< «bil°r named Donahue,who bad
him arrested. It is needless to say that
the proceedings were «gtiashe«!.
A cutting aff ray ocrurre I about six miles
north of H«»rnhro«»K. <’.d . on the 27th of
April. A mini named ('»«ven seriously
xtabbed a Mi. Kay. ('«yen is in (be cus­
tody uf the constable al Henley.
The Gold Iliil mining company are much
enc«‘urage«i at the prospect fur striking rich
«piaHz on thr.r lea I within twenty feet of
their present position «»n the huge. The
indications nre that a iarge body of ore ex­
ists in the immediate viciniiy .
Some of our farmers hive very sensibly
pl- nted an e arei-s in corn tiiis year, which
is coiaiag up finely at thi* writing. In a
country like thi«*, where a “good stand
niesns a go d crop,” a rain like that which
is falling as we go t«> press is of incalculable
value to the corn crop.
A iepn-sentative of the Chippewa lumber
company of Wisconsin has been in the up­
per lb»guc river cuuiitry for the ra<t week,
gathering data for his c .mpany relative to
me amount of sugar pine and «»ther timber
ava lable in that section. He assured h
number of citizens of Medford that w hen­
ever his company findsit will pay then; to
do fo they will ihemse;v»s throw a tsp
lino of railr«».«<l into this timber b. It, ex­
tending it io salt water if necessary to se­
cure cheat» transportation to the markets
ufthe world. Upstates that as the supply
of black wa nut diminish*« in the east su •
gar ¡»me is rapidly advancing in value, and
that its intrinsic value now in the tree is
not less than $5 ¡»er thousand.
CHARLEY-BROWN-At Eacie Point. May W,
bv A. J Florey, J. P., Clay C. Charley of But e
City, Moo., and Miss Imogene Brown, dangh
ter of H. B Brown of Brownsboro.
BFATTY-MORRIS-At tho residence of Rev.
M. A. Williams—the officiating minister—near
M«*dford. on April 27th, Matthew Edwin Beatty
and Miss Cora Dell Morris.
MINN18-TYLEK-In Medford, on Monday,
April 2Vth, by Elder Geo. H. Walton, Dr. C.
Minnis and Mrs. Betty E. Tyler.
HOUCK—HAND—In Ashland, on Wednesday,
April 24th, at the residence of the brides
mother. Rev F G Strange officiating, Jetae
J. llouckbind M irs Kato Hand
BOWEN—WRIGHT—Tn Eden precinct. April
24th. by Rev. C. H. Hoxie, Morits M. Wright
and M« m Abi Jane Bowen.
BORN.
McRAE-ln Ashland, April 23d. to Mr. and Mrs.
C. G. McKee, a eon
KILGORE—In Bonanza, April 4th, to Mr. and
Mrs. 8. W. Kilgore, u son.
GOWEN—In Linkville. April 24th. to Mr. and
Mrs. E. W Gowen, a son; w«‘ight 12 tounda
ULRICH—In Medford. April 27tbf to Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Ulrich, a daughter.
DIED.
CLOSE—Near Ashland, April 22d. Thos. Henry.
only son of ’Ir. and Mr«. A. Cloae* aged 5
month« and 8 days.
NEW THIS WEEK.
Notice.
otice ih hereby given that , where -
hn my bu band. Wm. Wilson, has ceased to
N contribute
to my support, 1 therefore warn a'l
pervon« not to tiu«t him on ray account, a* I will
not be rcapoQ«ible for any debt« he may contract.
LU( INDA L. WILSON.
Dated this 27th day <»f April, 1889.
Sheep For Sale.
1MIID HEAD OF WELL-BRED SHEEP. ALL
AOVV healthy and in fine order. They are
said to be one of the finest band« of sheep in the
county, and this is a fine opport unity for any­
one wishing to engage in the t»heep buMiiee«
Apply to
MRS. 8ALLIX E. 1SH.
Jacksonville, Oregon.
April 30.
aving determined to close out my business in
H Ashland, I am offering all lines of goods at Cost and below:
MEN’S CLOTHING, all at Cost.
Suits from $4.15 up.
MEN’S FINE DIAGONAL SUITS, regular price, $22.50,
to be Closed out at $15.00. In fact, every line is being
slaughtered. ALL MUST GO!
Settle Up.
A
hi contemplate leaving jackson -
▼illo in a very short time, I hereby give no-
nee that I must havB an immediate bettlement-
All accounts not set tied AT ONCE will be placed
in a lawyer's hand« for collection. 1 mean bus­
iness, a- ray Ixx'ks m-ist be closed
JOS. SOLOMON.
Jacksonville, May 1. 1HK».
Eötray Notice.
BOYS’ CLOTHING of all kinds. Closing Out at Cost.
MEN’S AND BOYS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. All at Cost.
MEN’S FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds, to be Closed
Out at Cost,
ED FROM THE FARM OF TtlE Ü.N-
der»i<n<*L living un (fall’s ervek» iA«t Sunday MEN’S
S THAT
evening» B« brown horse» brandwl I) on leit
u
j
ah«Hilder, blind ir. tha right eye. a-d will wmgh
lriMi pou ¡d«. A liltenii .euurd will be paid for
hi« return or for any information that wil! lead
thereto.
GKO. MIC KEY.
Gall's Creek, May 1.1889.
NOTICE.
X1THF.HEA8, AB11AH»M FlllCK. LATE OF
W the connty of Rock Island and «late of Ill­
inois. departed thi« life un or about the 11th day
of November. A. D. ltW*. leaving a last will and
testament, which was d^ly admitted to probate
in the county court of said Rock lelar.d county
on the lMth day of November, A. 1). 1888. in which
said will meuti«»n wa» inado of a son (name
unknown) of Adam Frick, a son of «aid A bra
hatn Frick, to whom, if living, a portion of the
•state of tho said deceaaetl is bequeathed,
and requiring the executor« to insert n notice in
two papers published, one in Jacksonville and
one in Portland. Oregon, notifying said heir to
appear and claim his interest in said estate.
Now, therefoie, notice is hereby given by the
undersigned executor« to the said heir to appear
before the county court of said Rock Island
county. Illinois, within two years from the lVth
day of November. A. D- lo88, an<lpr<»vt« his iden­
tity and right to said bequest, or on failure so to
do he will be, by the terms of said will, forever
barred from all interest therein.
JOHN B. FRICK.
MARTIN C. FRK K.
Exec utors of the last will and testament uf Abra­
ham Frick, deceased.
Ruck island. Illinois, January ", 18e9.
HATS, large stock, all at Cost. From 50 cents up,
MEN’S WOOLEN PANTS at Cost.
From $2.00 up.
MEN’S BEST GRADE OVERALLS at Cost. Only 55 cents
per pair.
MENS’ FANCY NECKWEAR, all at CoBt.
TOBACCOS OF ALL KINDS below Cost. Escort, 3 Plugs
for $1.00; Climax, 3 Plugs for $1.00, and all other grades
in proportion.
as we are actually going out of business,
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roaeburg. Or.. 1
April 23. 1MV.
)
VOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
11 following-named settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in supiairt of
his claim, ami that sai«l proof will be made be­
fore the judge, or in his alisence, before the
clerk of the county court uf Jackson county,
Or., at Jacksonville Or., <»n Saturday. Jun« b.
1889. viz Joseph Goldsworthy homestead en­
try No. 4*^15. for the NE 1-4 of NE 1-4. 8 -» of Nh
and NW< of BE»«, Sec 12, Tp 37 S. K 4 West,
W. M. Ho name« tha following witness**« to
prove his continuous residence upon and culti­
vation of, «aid land, viz : Robert Cook. William
Letton, Oscar Swack er and Andrew Bailey, all
of Draper. Jackson Couu*y. Oregon
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason under the law and the regula­
tions of the Interior Department why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an
opportunity at the above-mentioned time and
place to cross examine the witnesses of said
claimant and to offer evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant,
t HAS. W. JOHNSTON. Registe-.
ASHLAND ORECON.
County Treasurer's Third Notice.
Office ol the County Treasurer. /
Jacksonville, Oiegon. May 2 laM*.
)
VOTK r. IH HKREBYGIVEN 1HA1 I'KEllE
11 are funds on hand for the redemption of the
following county warrant«, protea’ed up tu Sep-
tomber 1. 1884. Warrant« numbered : 1'47 3418
14..3
1097
1581
H>32
d ;< i
18,5'1
1(»55
1816
1801
184Ö
43
1971
1979
53
1918
79
9J
1975
123
506
199 »
1976
57
1973
16.34
134
156
1451
1638
1578
1627
I«k8.'
1805
1845
1807
1KÇH
D4K»
1995
1
49
M
10
67
91
1955
198.3
9.19
WW
1951
4
26
135
1329
ltK)
1425
1»^2
1576
1649
1740
1819
1808
1.398
1810
1697
3
1986
76
1882
1917
59
8!»
99
1916
1684
1984
1974
17»0
1934
54
66
148
l.’»t »4
1582
1577
1565
1851
Ki 13
1813
1906
1815
1698
17
1991
78
188,3
1921
95
113
100
1857
192.8
19.50
1918
1MSI9
1963
1875
176
171
9*< >
1>M
l*«ií»
IMI
1828
I* 1
1>22
1724
1796
1670
23
18
81
1912
39
1889
105
1814
181»
61
1929
1.871
33
1610
17«6
178
1936
Mil
l.'.T'»
1636
1 l<i'i
1XW
1795
1S21
1S31
1MÍ.S
1795
25
20
9
88
41
1770
126
51
1.53
19u7
1925
1874
1891
ltrj«
1935
151
202
1>72
1573
1' 16
14«
1S47
Ise’
1S29
1764
1<<;7
1«7
22
19'7
73
8»
48
1W
1982
19.30
1993
1924
1878
18M.8
N
24
157
14
1574
1580
1041
1464
18.53
1797
ls18
1798
1812
1422
53
1981
19ÍU
8
47
3.8
19. «3
1643
1870
1920
1906
1879
1943
55
1877
155
H>4
K8i2
¡639
1635
16(i5
1854
1SI3
1817
1.8tM)
1867
1S73
15
1980
72
12
40
1ÉW7
1972
122
1283
1885
1JM8
1890
1553
19» ¡0
1731
1115
1850
1B42 1952 50.
Int« rest on the same will cease from and
after this date.
It H NOOBE,
County Treasurer.
UNSURPASSED ! !
Latent Colors in Wool Fabrics,
CROCODILE CREEN, RESIDA, GENDARME BLUE, TAN, LEAD,
CRANUT, TERRA COTTA, ETC.
Cacliemire, Biege, Sicilian Suitings, 40c to 65c per yd.
Double fold. Reversible Cloth, 15c to 20c per yd.
Nun's Veiling, Cream, Blue and Black, 20c per yd.
Bunting in Colors, Cambrics, Lawns, Piquas.
Dragon Black and Figured Organdie, 16 jc per yd.
Zanzibar, Palmer and Amoskeag Ginghams.
Imported Scotch Ginghams (like summer silk) 25c.
Bleached and Brown Cottons, Cabot “W” 7|c.
New Buttons, New Parasols, New Calicoes, (In­
digo and Standard), Etc., Etc.
We also carry in stock
MEN’S
X3OY’S OX j OTBXBTG-,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Satchels, Valises, etc.
Semi-Annual Report
Of Jackson County, Showing Finan­
cial Condition from October 1.
1888, to March 31, 1889,
inclusive.
REUEirm.
To cash in treasury.............. $ 4.347 82
•
for taxee................... 33,826 65
“
“ liquor license.. .
450 U0
{For Sale.
“
“ peddler “ ...
150
A span of large, xoung horses, a good
*•
“ tern certificate...
20 IK) S 38.645 97
Can truthfully say all of above goods are entirely new, having
purchased them personally this Spring.
We buy
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
in large quantities and can give special inducements to intending
buyers.
Will exchange for farm products, allowing highest market
price for 6ame.
Thankful for past favors and hoping for a like continuance,
J. NUN AN. Jacksonville, Or.
wngop ami double set of hsmes», neariy
DI9BUHSEMKNTS.
new. Will l»e sold separately if desire I, at By «Ute taxes paid 6tate
treasurer......................... $12,(60 Cft
low rate*. For furth«r particulars enquire
“ Warrant« paid and can­
of
I). J. 8. I*tARCK,Sterling.
Be Sure
If you have made up your mind to buy
Hood » Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take
any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example is worthy imitation, tells
her experience below:
To Get
“ In on® store where I went to buy Hood’«
Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me bay
their own instead ot Hood's; lie told me thelr's
would last longer; that I might take it on ten
days’ trial; that if I did not like it I need not
pay anything, etc. But be ooukl not prevail
on me to change. I told him I knew what
Hood'« 8arsaparilla was. I had taken it, was
satisfied with it, and did not want any other.
Hood's
When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
I was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for some time, like a person In con­
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so
much good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
and my friends frequently si>cak of IL” M b ®.
E lla A. Gcrr, ci Terraco Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Bold by all droggUt». gl; ilx for fL Prepared only
by C. L HOOD A CO., Apothecarls®, Lowell, M m »
too Doses One Dollar
celled ........................... 5,735 78
“ interest paid on said
warrant«......................... 1,379 75
INDF-BTXDNEhK
Indebtedness of county October 1,
1KKM, as per last report..................
Warrauis drawn ihe last s.x months
a« follows:
Sheriff's and jailor’s f«‘e«
«nd boarding prjs«»rers.$ 1,145 5(-
County Clerk’« foes............ ‘ 1.161 96
♦<0 OU
d&lary County Judge..........
300 IM
*■
*•
School Supt.
“
“
Treasurer....
250 (V
*•
“
Stock I d sp. .
>1 UU
’.»» 10
District Attorney’« fe«s....
143 20
Coanty Commissioner......
Road Supervisor«................. 1.050 45
Circuit Court........................ 3.123 26
473 17
Justice Court.........................
1W UO
County printing..................
Sundry indigent persons... 1,289 97
CodDty hospital.................. l.’AW 07
ho 7Q
Furnishing court house....
Roads and bridges............... 5.944 76
Books and stationery..........
2-5 75
73 (JU
Examination of teachers...
168 15
Fire w«>od............ ..............
5V2
10
Expense« of election..........
Examination of insane per­
sons.................................
120 60
516 2*
Miscellaneous expetMee ...
265 UU
Bounty, killing coyotes....
By warrants cancelled and ¡o»»d from
Oct. 1. 18X8, to March 31. 1889 ...
19,175 62
D**ler. I.
87 »JÜ 64
Farm, Dairy and Mill Machinery, Engines. Boilers, Saw-Mills and Mill Supplies
Carriages
Wagons,
Buggies,
and Carts.
Wheel and Reversible Harrows and Cultivators.
Th« Renown nd J. I. CASE
18.916 32
S 106.816 96
Steel-Beam- Center-Draft,ICliDuer Plows; Bissell ChiUed Plows- taw
Scotch Clipper and Timber Plows.
5.735 78
1191.081 n
SUMMABr.
Total receipt* daring six month«.. .. $ 38.645 97
OOMTBA.
Total disburnem^nts dur­
ing s.x montio*............ $ 19.175 62
Cash m treasury................. 19,47U 35 38.645 97
StMMABY.
Indeblodnr«« Oct. 1. 18** $ fe7,9JD 61
Warrants issued during six
months........................... 18,91« 32 |V«,81G 96
z-
CONTBA.
Warrant« paid during six
months............................ $ 5,735 78
Indebtedness of county
April 1,1889 ................. i01,W 18 >106 81« W
The foregoing is a corr«*ct showing of the
financial condition of Jackson county on March
31, 18*9, exclusive of iuterest on outstanding war-
r Hits and the amount due to th«* school fund,an«l
due on delinquent Uxes for 1888, $27.791 31. and
on d«*lii.qne t taxes for 1887 (6v3 36, uncollected
tbis3l«t day of March, 1889.
tux MDU.KB. .
Coanty C r ’Y.
Corn-Sliellera, Fanning-Mills, Wind-Mills, l’umps, Barbed-Wire Sta­
ples, Oils and everything kept in a tirst class Machine and Imple­
ment House. Also Staver & Walker’s Agency and Headquarters for
Jackson county, Oregon.
Please give me a call liefore purchasing elsewhere, a6 I urn
prepared to give lowest possible prices, and my g«>ods are first-class.
Correspondence respectfully solicited.
WM. GATES, Central Point, Or.