^hejeiuoctatic Simes
1IKRE ANUTHERE.
Ripe peaches are being imiulged in iu
various parts of tt.e valley this week.
They are oi the early Alexander variety and
aie some ten days earlier in maturing than
usual.
Attention is called to the advtrti-: ?ncnt
of Benj. Haymoml, administrator of the
estate uf J. 8. P. Raimey. «diet ing some
valuable real-estate at public sale on the
3d day of August next.
The Tolo Townsite «t Milling (’oinpanv
offer lots for $50 each—$10 cash, balance in
monthly payments of $3 a month. l-'«>r
full arrangements, call on or ad«lrvss the
secretary. Scott Griffin.
•
Persons wishing to improve their memo
ries or stiengthen their row r«f ntt»nti<»n
should semi to Prof. Iz»isette, 227 Fifth
Ave., N. Y ,for his pro.-pectus postjfree,as
advertised i.i another column.
Tbe nobbiest and latest tyles of hats,
shirts, neckties, collars, cuff*, scarf pin’*,
collar-buttons, etc., in M.utthcni Oregon
can always be found at the S. I1’ \ arivty
Store, (’all and see fur vourselve .
A. (’. Frick, who formerly resi ie«i in thi*«
nrecinct,is n*»w located in Klamath c »untv
He was recently left a legacy l*y the «1« a h
of his grandfather in Illinois, and will
soon make a trip to secure the same
An ounce of prevention is better than a
?«oumi of cure. Plunder’s Oreg« n Blood
’urifier exj»els all impurities of the bl«».d
and bhuuhi be use«t in ail «lisean*- of lhe
stomach, lfveraud kidneys. Take it.
Ben B. Beekman will take lhe p’a- e of
one of the advertised orators of the day at
tbe celebration at Jacksonville todav. by
special request nf the committee on orator.
An interebting talk may be expected from
him
English capitalists are prepiring to se
cure control of the principal dry g«M*«l 1 »
terests in the leading American < ili<*<, amt
a syndicate has been fort: e i whi« h will
represent upwards of $50,000,UOU to c *rry
out the scheme.
Prof. Cliyton. the minin'? «xuert.wh«»
was injured in the stage acrid«, nt at War«!
ner Junction a few days tig », is in a critical
condition, and physicians have g<«n*» fr. ui
^ìpokaue Fails fur consultation. B »th ln-
•3rs ar^broken.
The Jacksonville parly a* < 1 r ab.ir,
Messrs. Kt-nmv. McCully, Yming and E -
liott, are having fine luck m fishing.bavin :
caught 563 fi«h up to la**t Saturday. Our
informant telh us privately that McCully
caught 561 of them.
Indian Pete has returned from a visit to
relatives stationed up«m the Grami Kunde
reservatk n. u< companie I hv a cousin, J«»hn
Smith, a very iutrl ig« ut iniivitDial nml
who is one of the ve-y few m i/iu il R -gu«*
river Ind aus still ulive.
Geo. Hammond 1ms retiirm <i from Cal;-
forma, accompanied by a young ma 1 who
will also probably locate in thi-. vi • nitv
He says the % >lden state i« too hut f««r l.im,
the mercury runnitw as high a, 117 h gr,- >
in the shade «pule
n
Chamberlain’s colic, ch< 1 r 1 a. 4 d ir
rbtjea remedy is the most perfcei prcp iia
tion in use fqr bow» I complaint, it acts
quick, can always be «I» p *n«‘.**<i up *?, ami
is pleasant to take. For -ale by J.
R jb
inson and Engel Br s , Pmemx.
No matter what may be the i h y 1 bear
from indigestion, a<lo’se«»f Ayer s ¿attmrtir
pills will case you without «juesiion Just
try them once and be assure I ; t ■>« y h ive
cure«.! much worse dyspeptic« Yoù’«i fin i
them nice and amp y worth the p.-i« «*.
A millsite, inidrace an I -idetra«?k w. 1
te furnished by the Tulo Townsite and
Milling Company. for a nominal sum, to
any responsible party who will put up a
flour mill ut Tulo. For particula• - a«l It «--«
or call on ih^* secretare, > >tt Griffin. *
The bucking cayusi». whi. h was the pri
mary cause of Robert Wade's death, i- n«»w
in the stige team running bet v«»en Ja k-
sonviiTeand (’entrai i’-iinr. «a i wifi expiate
his crime by a lifetiin * in that trea im d
existence unless reprieved with a Lulict
Tbe magnificence of the *• • n» ry a:oo_
the railroad between S »n Fi.tr« »-«•«> ..‘i.i
Portland is continually eliciring «-nth ¡Mas
tic praise from travelers over the r«.u»e
Nowhere »dsc <»n the continent > an e pi « y
gorgeous panorama presente I t«» th tu :r
1st.
I ' : lil the blood is <*1 >ansed »fi
it is useless to attempt th»» cure 01 si y >
ease. Rheumatism, which is trac, aire t->
an acid in the bloo«l, has bun rnrd, in
numerous « ases. I y tbe u-<* «»f A v« r - -ar
saparilla, external treatment bring uf n•»
avail.
Tbe authorities of Ashlaml wil! be • al e i
upon to make quite a numb* r - f c«»nces
sions before making the i»r» p »-e I water
system a success, as owners of w air;-r\*h s
below the null insist up*>n b* ng re e \ •
.
Several injunction suits wilLutherwis«* be
the result.
Portland, Oregon, January 1?.
Having a severe bark-ache I »st **umm< r
I tried the Oregon Kidney T.-a I used on»*
can. which effecte«! a radical cure. I w*m •!
recommend it tn all who are afflicted as an
unfailing remedy. *>«»11 l*y E. c B.«)«» ks .
PERSONAL MENTION.
LOCAL NOTES.
Occaalunal Falfitnen.
Dr. Flint's Remedy, taken when vertico,
Everybody goes to Jacksonville to-day.
occasional faintness,nausea,loss of appetite
Ed. Temple has gone to Coos Bay on a and inability to sleep sppear, will prevent
vwit.
the development of inflatnation of the braiu,
Many new buildings are projected for af ot which these are the first symptoms.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle; or,
ter harvest.
address Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
Our band will furnish music at the grand
celebration in Jacksonville.
Fourth of July Notice.
,.
®-Youle has been a guest of the
St. Cloud house during the week.
A good dinner and supper can be furnish
Jas. C. Parks has been entertaining hit ed any one who desires the same at 25
cents a meal at the residence of the under
mother from California during the wee«.
signed, Hire blocks above Hie postofflee.
Dr. Hinkle is fitting up a room adjoining Please patronize me. I.arge flag on the
his drug store, to be used as a variety store gate. Beds for sii men
A large quantity of excellent lumber is
Mas. A ssie L .Y ocjio .
being hauled to thia place from Mee's mill.
Dr. John A. Broiks will speak at the fair
Han’t Xpert mf nt
grounds at 1 o'clock r. m . on Friday, July
You cannot a fl ord to wabte time in ex
12.
4»
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
Miss Bertha Colton, who will teach at ger. Consumption always seems, at firit,
Ashland next season, is visiting in Cen only a cold. Do not permit any 4ea)er to
tral Point
impose upon you with some cheap imita
Henry Smith of Josephine county has tion of Dr. King’s New Discovery for con
given up the intention of engaging in sumption, coughs and colds, but be sure
you get the genuine. Because be can make
business here.
more profit be may tell you he has some
Chas. Rippey is about again after being thing just as good, or just the same. Don’t
confined to his room for several days with be deceived. Xut insist upon getting Dr.
remittent fever.
King’s New Discovery,which is guaranteed
There is not a vacant hou*e in town, and I t«> give relief in all throat, lung and chest
tbe demand continues goi d for ms .deuce 1 affections. Trial bottles free at all drug
and business lots.
I stores. Large bottles |1.
We learn that Prof. Smith will be re-1
tained as principal of the Central Point I
MARRIED.
schools next season
l)r. Hinkle bought a desirable residence ’ ADKINS—CREED—At Medfurd, June 3l»tb, by
lot, covering one acre of ground, near the, Presiding Elder Wilson, Rev. W. JI. Adkins
school-house during tbe week.
and Miss Mate V. Creed.
Professor Merritt is preparing to build a PARKER—PARKER—In LlnkviUe. June 28th.
by Judge Moore, J. W. Parker and Mrs. Hel
warehouse in the rear of bis store. JtlxSO
en Parker.
feet In dimensions, in a short time.
PROVOLT
—WnillMPF—At the nwidunce of
Central Point catches tbe most desirable
J. T. Brisxlen, in Murphy, by F. G. Day. J.
trade in the county. It is rapidly becom
P., E. N. Provolt and Miw Mary E. Schrimpf.
ing a very important trade centre.
Both of Josephine county.
L. U. Kodenburger an«l wife »re tempo- ,
rarily residing in the vicinity ol the Point,'
BORN.
Mr. *R. being engaged at tbe fair grounds.
J 8. btms and wife are rejoicing over tbe PETERMAN—In Linkville. June 25th, to Mr.
advent of a 12-pound baby girl on tbe 25th r and Mrs. A. M. Peterman, a son.
ult. Mother and child are both doing well. WITHROW—In Linkville, June 2ath. to Mr
Haying and harvesting are bringing many
and Mrs. Chas. Withrow, a daughter.
neighboring farmers to the Point on flying SIMS—At Central Point, June 25th, to Mr. and 1
errands for parts ami fixtures tor machine«,
Mrs. J. S. Si ins, a girl—12 pounds.
BRADLEY—In Big Butte precinct, June 30th, I
etc.
to Mr and Mrs. I. A.Bradley, a svo—11 pounds. *
Clias. Pen nger has been «juite aick for
sometime with remittent fever, with ty
phoid symptoms. Dr. Lappeus is attend
DIEP.
ing him.
Ilinkle & Magruder are laying in a large PETERSON—In ( entrai Point precinct, July
supplruf lumber from Mee's sawmill on
M, of inflammation of the bowels, Elder Mar
Applegate, and will keep constantly on
tin Peterson; aged about 70 years.
hand a choice assortment at all times.
BALDWIN—In Linkville. June25th, Robert T.
Baldwin: aged 03 years. 11 months and 11
G. W. Priddy will occupy his new house
days.
r»n tbe corner of Third ami Manzanita
streets in about one month. The painters
and plasterers will begin work this week.
Tbe Jacksonville amateurs had a good
audience at Carey’s hall last we?k and *
gave the best of satisfaction. The party
that followed was also a p easaut affair
Russell More, living on Big Sticky, wa-*
recently confined to his bed with a seveie 1
attack of inflammatory rheumatism. Dr
Hinkle brought hnu out of it all right in;
just 24 h *urs.
Sims & Carney are fitting up the building
recently purchased from Henry Smith by :
Hershberger
Hogg on Fine street. The
new owners will remove to the building in |
about two months, we learn.
E. F. Sheridan of Roseburg.arcoiupanied
bv Mrs. I'. P. Sheridan, bis mother, spent i
last week in Central Point and v cinity
I
visiting relatives and friends. They re- •
turned to Roseburg un Saturday’s evening
train.
A tank wagon to hold upwards of 550
gall* ns of water has been fitted up for use
on the fair grounds track. J. C. Sheridan,
furnished the w«*igon and takes hi*» pay in |
stock of the association Central Point,
(or public spirit.
O.ir carpenters are figuring on a store
buil Jr.g tor Miller A Kurth, to be built « n '
*
Pine street atter harvest The Plans call '
i«»r a hui d ng 26x60 feet, t>late glass front.
two stories, which rumor «ays will contain
a fine stuck of clothing before many (
month!*.
Do not forget that John A. Brooks, the
great prohibitionist candidate <>n the pres- * This powder never varies. A marvel of puri
identiai ticket in 1S”8, will speak at the fair ty. Mn ngth and wholeflomenea^. Mor»- <*u«»n-
grounds at Central Point on the afternoon omical than th«* ordinary kind*«. an«l cannot bt*
of Friday, July 12th,ami at Ashlsmi in the 1 *>)d in competition with the magnitude uf low
t«*t, abort w« i*rht, alum or phosphate powder*.
evening of the same day. at (»runite hah at 1 Sold
only tu cans. Royal iLtking Powder Co..
a p cluck p m
106 Wall St., N. Y.
.Henry Wilson ha* built a rest store
building east of the depot and near lhe ;
Baptist church, where ne keeps a nice as 1
NEW THIS WEEK.
sortment of mi'linerv goods, notions, cut* |
lery. gnrccries, tinware, etc. His price«
Executors* Notice.
are reasonable. He will also pay tbe high-:
est price fur eggs.
In the matter of th? estate of R. C. Goddard.
W M (’ary of FVM|M> t, W. T , hfiS
Jr., d«*eejwed.
here with bis family tor two weeks I«»oking
otice is hereby given that the
for a location for putting «»ut sn orchard,
undersigned have been appointed by the
and garden. He thinks that a flowing we l: county court of Jackson county, Oregon, aft-
of Mrtesian wafer can be had in this vit inity ting in Probat«', executors of the estate of B.
Goddard. Jr . dacCMCd.
st a depth o( 400 feet and w ill try the expe ('. Al)
persona indebted to tuii«1 «‘State are re
riment during tbe summer.
quested to settle the same immediately, and
A force * f men were engaged last Satur those having claims against the estate will
day m unloading the p.ant of the new present them to either of th«- undersigned, at
respect ive phboes Of reotdcOOC in Jackson
planing mill from ihe cars at the end of their
Oregon, with the proper vouchers at-
the switch. Among other machinery was ' county.
tacbeo. within six months from the first pub-
a 40-horse j>uwer engine and boiler,a .3) inch I lication of thia notice.
planer, .-ash sn<l-di»or am! moulding ma i
ALDT A. GODDARD.
B. C. GODDARD. 8a.
chinery. etc., all to be in place and in oper I
E.xecutoi’s under the Will.
ation inside of two weeks.
Dated July 3,188®.
Of the two wells completed ut ihe fair
grounds one was dug to a «ieutli of 2H feet
IF YOU WI6H
COOD REVOLVE*
and the other to a depth uf 27 feet, ih • «a
t< r rifing in noth t«» a depth of mure than
p
SMITH
&
8
seven feet. Theie will tie two more wril*.
Flneet email O.
completed tins wp« k, wnd a finh is contrac arm»
aving determined to close oct my business
ever
ted for, to be dug wh« n the locati »n ha**
manufactured
Ashland, I nui offering all lines of goods at Cost and below:
and the first choice of ail
been determine*! on.
expert». In calibre»« 32,
Elder Pe>er«on and evera! uvsis’ants 88 and 44 1’MK Single or
action. Safety Ham
were engaged in i-repari^g the n rtheast double
rnerlesa and Target model*.
’ CLOTHING, all at Cost. Suits
$4.15
corner of the fair gr«»unds Io- th*» m -t-tmg
Beat qnality wraaght
•teel* carefullv humected
next Sunday. and for the great l«*«*uir by
workmauBhlp ana stock,
Rev John A Bro k- ' 1» Friday aitermm»», for
MEN’
DIAGONAL SUITS,
price,
finish« durability and accuracy. Do
the 12th inst. A tine «peaker’’* -ts :«i bat i not be deceive«! by cheap muUrable iron imitaiiont
often
sold f«>r the genuine article. They are unre
been pr«»vi«le*i. numerous s» at“ for th»» nu
to
be
Closed
fact,
every
is
and dangerous. The S mith a wbsson R x -
dience placed in the -hade nt H«e oaks an«i liable
VoLyKRS are atamiied upon the barrels with firm's
slaughtered. ALL MUST
th»» grove of pine** about th** fine well, name. addrcM and dates of patent*, and are gaar*
an teed LH*rfert. Insist u(*on having them, and ff
trim»ue«l ui» ami beautified. A larg- < rowd your
dealer cannot supply you. an order sent to ad*
is expected ai both gatherings.
Í dreaa below will receive prompt attention. Descrip* BOYS CLOTHING of all
Out
CENTRA LAPOINT POINTERS.
Send for our new Illus
trated Catalogue. It costs
The latest styles in millinery at Mrs.
(’. T. Payne is at Culestein for the bene
Pay the printer.
Prim’s.
fit of his health.
The White is ting.
OFFICIAL FAFÍB FOR JÀCKlìN COUNTY.
K McDonald of Butte creek was in town
Miss Jessit* Lsngell is paying relatives at
This is our natal day.
yesterday.
L nkvitk* a visit.
Read the new advertisements.
8. B. Hull has sold bi*» band of rheep to
J. Vf. A unit ot Ashland was ^t the coun
THURSDAY
JULY 4. isso.
Buy a White sewing-machine.
Win. Bybee.
ty-seat on Monday
Celebrate the nation's holiday.
Ddto’t fail to attend the entertainment at
Ben H n mond, the well-known Rock
Died in the WilderneM.
the U. 8. Hall.
l‘«>int merchant, called l uesday.
Free entertainment at Jacksonville
Fred Grob and family are now residents
In esrlv davs th“re dwelt in Jacksonvi'le 4th.
\V. (’. Leever of Central Point called at
of Wagner creek.
•nd Yreka a barb« r by the name of N «th
th*» T im uoffice Tuesday morning.
Millard Hull of Gold Hill >|>ent Mondav
an Fubb.ird, who «Inrue«i t> have been in town.
Joe Braendel is in town, having come to
AV. G Kenney has returned from Port
furnished with the pa t«ular-i of the
town to celebrate.
land and will »lay a short time.
Mr. Bodine of Gold Hill was io town
a hrrenbouts < f th*4 “I *t cubiu” that, in Tuesday
The Führer Family will appear at tbe
Robt Ta\l*>r of Asblind. deputy sheriff,
every nr.ning aecHon. has lured nun to
celebration to-day.
u.mie us a pa asant call «»11 Monday.
W. P. Farris of Applegate called last
spend time, money end life in the va n , ur-
W. E. Finney of Steamboat precinct
Anton R*>.«e and G. W Harris of Galice
suit of someth ng that only exists in the Monday.
spent a day in town recently.
ertex are «pending a few days in town.
J W Sowden sills the celebrated White
i mag in a ti. ns of the surv vors <i e «-ly min
Frank Poujade of Gold Hill called at the
ing days. For years afp-r leaving .1 .<k- sewing machine.
<’ W. I ay’ur :*n 1 Wm. R i\’ county coni-
5<>nville Fubbard was empl %ed as l>arb»r
i.u-- n rs. air in town unofficial business. T imes office one day last week.
The >>est cider vinegar tor sale cheap at
>n one of the m lirarv p«»^t- in New Mexico, 8. F. Variety Store
Mrs. Doug. Jones of Salem is viaiting
.h Im M 1 r. Wm. K drier, John Orth. J r.,
ull tbe whi e cb« r Shing a divam of wealth,
ai d P. (’havner have returue«! from a relatives and friends in this place.
l ost and freight is ail Fisher wants.
to materialize whtn be should discover the His
visit to Culestein.
The tive-year-old son of ’£quire C. C. Gall
goods must gu.
*
I-st cat) n, sn 1 m the summer of DN6 h«* re
Mi-s Susie Brook« of Massachusetts, of Sam’s valley died a few days since.
Corn, cucumbers and other vegetables
timed to Yreka and thence to Lm..v lie
«laughter of E. C. Bio )L>, is in Jacksonville
G T. Morse ami family have returned to
in company with « ne Charles E Bu ns, are now in the market.
at present.
Ashlaud from their visit to Nebraska.
a white man of iiuirt demeanor and ¡1 as-
Straw hats from 15 cents to J2 50 each at
Rey
Father MrGr.ith uf Yreka, Cal.,
•nt address, and near tl.e latter pla<-e the the 8. F. Variety Store.
Amos Miller of Indiana, a brother-in-law
pai>l R*v. 1 . S. Nov’ «>f this place a visit of O. Harbaugh, is visiting this valley.
two outfitted with pa* k animals, ubumi-
Grand dinner and ball at Jacksonville on
last week.
an«'e of bedding. prori«ii»ns, mining tools, July 4th, free of charge.
H. H. Wolters ol Medford has been in
etc., an I on the 4th day of Augu-t -tart-«i
R- yal G. Brown, formei ly of this place, town lately, accompanied by his sister.
ltabbiit-metal for sale cheap at the T imbs
down Rogue riwr. with the inten’iun of
has r< turn .*<l to Yreka from lower Cali
John Howell, Sr., has purchased Mrs. R.
crossing the divide between itm h rmpqua odice in quantities to suit.
fornia.
Morgan’s place in Williamsburg precinct.
The best of cheese can be found at tbe 8.
•nd R«».’ue rivt r ab ut «»pi« site the m .uth
Chas H. Fi her. lately of the ’’Umpqua
Some rain fell in this section last week,
of Union creek; Fubb.ir I's belief bcin-r F. Variety Store, Jacksonville.
IL raid," has been spending a tew days in doing a little good. More is needed, how
that the I >at cabin an i treasure were locat
Sam Colver is at I'hoenix again, having
the valley.
ever.
ed either at the he.nl < i the South Umpqua return.d from Klamath county.
R v. \\ B Moore mid family of Canyon
or nthe vicinity of Dam«*n l lake. Ilis
J. E. Smith, the Gold Hill real estate
t he S. F. Variety Store keeps a full line
ville
arc
p
iving
their
former
home
in
this
h illuc*inati«»n waa evidently the ou'growth of articles for thechoicest lunches.
agent, is on Puget sound looking for land
county
a
visit.
of the mining excitement of twenty years
buyers
First-class cedar fence posts for sale in
Dr. Kahl*: 0» 1 family *>f Phurrix spent
ag », which caused such a generul exodus
Peter the Poet is still booming the Keno
Smnlav and Monday in Jacksonville, visit
from this va ley to that see i n, where, bv quantities to suit at the T imes otBce
roller mill and tbe grain crop of the Klam-
ing relative-.
A. H. B »othby.in charge of AiKeifs saw-
the way, no vain ;ble inn r*l deposit
uth valley.
have ever been L und
Aiu-r cro-* ru :ni I, is preparing for a summer run.
G. F. Bidings uf Ashr.ind lhe well-known
Earl Kahler, son of Dr. Kahler < f Phoe-
Rogue river bei w the in uth of Union
rcal-*> :de agent, was here Tuesday on pro
The rush for pre-emption filings in tbe
nix, is now couducting a drug-store at Ta-
creek and spending '•¥« ral days n the vain upper Rogue nver country continues.
bate business.
coma,
W T.
search for the trad leadii g to Diamond
Frank E«inis has returned 4'roni Galice
papers, if. quantities to suit, for sale
1 tkeon the Im ¡MJ ua «¡¡vide, t e tw«» f-r- at Old
Dan Walker of Ashland precinct brought
creek c n«id*'rab'y improved in health, we
the
T
imes office at 51) cents a hundred.
tune hunters returned to h F«»r: Kl *m*
a load of ice to town, which be sold for 1H
are gl.ol to say.
G W. Stowell and John Pelling and wife
cents a pound.
ath wag n ro id an«i starte I tip Rog ie riv. r
J.
N
Gotcher,
J.
O.
McGee
and
G.
W.
of
Butte
creek
visited
our
town
on
Monday.
-«.<•!». «xpTc -ing their d termimu n to
Hoxie o' Wi liams creek were in Jacksouf Oiwell Bru», of Ph< enix. who are in
r»a«-h Diamond lake bv the upper route.
Seo't Griffin of Tolo will take pleasure in
«•h.iige <»f their father’s will, called on us
Jil M«>n«iay.
v 1 <• on
They ;hen Lad ea< h a g«»ud saddle animal sti.-wing strangan town and country prop
•luring the week
Th«* !’*uii'y of g . W. Gibson arrived here
and’« ne or two pack animal-« an I an i uu>- erty.
•
Mrs Rider an«! family of Butte creek
uallv good ouiut for ( a’up n ; an I min ng
fi’««m Hi« « S't lust week, accompanied by
For pure Rome river whisky, in qnanti-
nn I B Johnston of Rogue river were here
in ihe mountains. Fubbanl avie«l in the tf.s to suit, callón Cupt. Caton in Jackson
Mr. lalboltand family.
a few days since.
capacity of guid-. but AMftwidrntly n »t fa ville.
Mis« Ntlia Hawkins of Yreka has been
John 8. Miller, R. T. Lawtoil and P. H.
miliar with the mountain section whi h he
at Ashlan I laiely. a«‘coiupanied by Miss
l»on't
fail
to
ca'l
at
the
8.
F.
Variety
Oviat? of Medford tarried awhile in Jack
waa endeavoring to expl >re After :n er-
C. Coyle ol Henley. Cal
Store,
the
great
emporium
for
4th
of
July
sonville last week.
viewing se^ rai per a. us relative to the
P E Hagglun 1, the popular tailor, who
trail*, t'-rds. etc they departe 1 for I>a- gitods.
There is some trouble over water-rights
lia« been m California for sometime past,
niun i lake and were n »t »etn alive again
Wm 1>- rn and I’ Ivery of Anpl-gate
in the Applegate section, and some law
is paying ihis«eciion a vi'it
On tue 19 h of Jun • la-t I hri Irvine !*•»• n I »ire in >ai ksonvtlle the foiepait uf the
suits are imminent.
>- 11.it«»r Mi: hell an ven a! P«»1 tiand troni
their last camo a» <1 reniuns in a ’cn'- w. k.
A laun-Iry has been started in town by a
thicket near Di ituon«l i *.ke. together with
Washington last wee < and was warmly
A • onpiete and lirstotlass line of fishing
Frenchman and his wife, who arrived from
greeted by his many friends
an Id shotgun, a liile. p i«-k sa <U s, some t;i sle cm always be found at the S F. Va
Ashlanii
last week.
c okmg utet.sils, a miner’s pi k and glass nely Store.
1’. H. llarth « f Dak »:a, a friend uf Rev.
Races of ell kinds ami many other
snl uih»T articles 1 he s*ebtun« were I
Robt.
Enois
«>f
this
pin
e,
is
paying
this
Tm- list of marriage licenses during the
amusements will take place at the Jack
wrapped i«> th« ir blankets . nd cb he*, ai.d
s, «’tion a visit an I may l«»vat •.
sonville celebration.
if f- ul p.ay was practical the nn n must vear just closed in Jackson county num
Wm.
P
i
er
ai:
I
wife
formerly
of
San
bered
93.
have l»e« li killed while »bleep. A diary on
A. A. Bashor was in town yesterday,
J..se.
(
a
.
w«
‘
re
in
Jack
ot.v
li-
st-veial
If y->u want genuine bargains, don t fall
their |MTsut s showed dates up t«» August
looking for ehii kens, which will be shipped
days
last
w*
«*•<
vi
’
-iting
re
a
i
ves
.
location
Ñ.
Fisher.
He
is
selling
out,
and
the
fact
'hat
a
«liver
21. 1W, an I, Irani
t » the Portland market.
J.« liall of Central I’«*i it, who ha 1 fin-
'akc.
•
watch, a few cent* in change, several ra-
Banner Lodie N*>. 28. A O. U; W . of
i-ht I a sue« e-iiful term «•? school in Big
zo-saud toilet ar Lie !• s were luun t unnio-
G. Karewski shipped several carloads of
this pla'e, will hol«i an important meeting
Butt - ili'tn 1. wa.' in town M mday.
tested, th:* theory is advanced that they flour and mill feed down the railroad dur
(o morrow (Friday) nigh*.
di. d from eating poison* us berries or ing the week.
C I. J. N. 1 Miller «leparte«! last week
D. F. Reeser and family last week took
root». For the reason that their animas
for his rain-ii tn Klamath county, accom
Notes,
receipts,
due
bills,
drafts,
etc.,
in
possession of their handsome new residence
wer»* Lever heard of alter »card?« an I the
panied bv Wm. !’. Mirier and family.
l.-v.k
form,
handy
and
first-class,
at
the
in
Highlmd Park addition to Ashland.
fur her u<*t that their saddles w«re not
W F. Hdl’s *«f P easant creek was in
found wi h the remainder of th ire. tnp T imes office
Messrs. Paulus and Miltenberger. well-to
t
»wn
la-t
Momlay.
from
wh«»m
we
learned
M- ssrs. Hays and Rerr> of Big Butte pre
«»uttit, mat y are incline«! t > believe that
il*» citizens of Indiana, are paying rela
that < r«'ps m th at -vet’on are hi.«t class.
they w* re ki led fur ihtir hors* s The < inet brought a load of tine shingles to
tives ami friends in this section a visit.
.Mr
Norman,
g
P'Wn
this
week.
th ory of »tarvat:un in lb* w.lderness is
Col. Bowditch,D. L. Beever.Bert. Wimer,
tbe
Whit
*
-<
;v.n.
not entertained, as s mie ammuidtioti w is
F eischner. Mayer ,t Co of Portland,
M Howell ami Messrs. Bowman and Grady
town lu«dting alter
Lmn 1 w.th th** guns and gaiuo was abund hare decided to open a branch dry-goods
of Ashland were at Grant's Pass last week.
pany.
ant at thaLiea-un. as well as various k ti Is house in Taconta.
A«hlsn l has a Nickell in-the-slot electric
of berries.
Alex.
Barns
of
Many of the farmers have commenced
battery which furnishes a current strong
us a caii one fiay t
Hitting
their
wheat.
Most
of
the
barley
nr weak as desired, in front uf R. M. Gar
The B«»\ Murderer Dea»l.
th.-re w»li no i>e
and oats are already cut.
rett’s saloon.
threshed s >uth of
Wedne-«l.ty m» ruing. .1 hi J I’. MA1-
C T Payne's advertisement in the T imes
The handsomest and latest et*>ck in
N. K. l.yt c
entered the
I sler, a lad st rv n^' out alite >«* Hence ¡or -oon
found
his
lost
hor-es.
which
had
the murder of his f .the; , «!ir«i at tl ep ni 'trave l to the mountains.
employ oi 11
well -known htylis'i millinery lias just been received at
Mrs
Prim's bazaar in Jacksonville. Don't
liqu«>r house «
is now on
t Hilary. D.«-«* «se«l was a»e«l In y.ir*. lie
fail to give her a call.
Send the T imes to vour friends East, or
lhe 10 t«i as (r ;iv. iiug ;
wi« commits «1 to the p ni vniiar*. »»u 1 e
K. T. Blackwood has located on 80 acres
3d of I h 'L U tuber He w * putt** work in at any other place. It answers better than
c. (’ M 1 m on
in the swamp-lan I b* It claimed by Stewart
the tailor >ho,> «mis eim*«l (»«»¿r»w mor • all the letters yon can write.
.•jam’s val rs vi-1 I
A Ram-ey in Kem» precinct, and will have
robust at first, but: t r
ta«eu f
He
The S. F.‘ Examiner" w the best paper
the w e:
I ■,<■ f. : lu
a cuntest on bis tian. s.
f;r« w gradual y w «¡-«c, at «1 was t:• ally kirnl- on the c-.ast Don't fail to leave your sub
Ly ; is L« » h . W. lab
y taken uu«ie; the cmc «-t M - M Kiir on. scriptions at the T imes office.
J. W «Sjwiien is also agent for tbe Jack
lli.i,
K•»!>:. K «h 1er I a
wife of ihe wardeu of that ins’itu.ion, who
The county commissioners' court is in
W. T . .alter .» sh eri v.s.t among re ativib sonvdle marble works ami will take or«!ers
humanely nursed th» youthful cr.ni nal session Full proceedings will be reported
t«»r
tbe handsomest designs in that line.
11' . « 1; ¡y -m l hts real-estait business
an I cared for hun I ke a moth r The bo .’*« in the next issue of the T imes .
to J . F. 1* ink, ins bio.er-in la a * ami parl- His prices arc very reasonable
father was nanie«i K»« h «nt Ah Allister, and
Ja«*ksonvdie lodge No. 10, 1. O. O. F.,
The thirteenth annual reunion of south
he r»si«i* d near WuodviUe. Jackson coun
will install its new officers next Saturday
ty, with his promising son. McA lister was ern Ong n pioneers will be held in Ash
ev< ning and Ruth Rebekah degree lodge
«{ vor ed from h s w.Ie w *.» lives at C'otugc land on lhe 12th of September.
will do the same thing on the 15th.
Dr. W H Sommers has purchased the
<»r*»ve, Lane v< un*y. The bov «1 «i.t’i L kc
A. P McCirton, formerly of Ashland and
h»a father and wai’retl to g * an I live with Solomon re'i lenceon California street and
Linkville, now holds the position of justice
his mother
lh«s w sh uis father denied, ! i« plací- " it in first-class repair.
!
•
»(
the peace of Yreka township,as also does
so the boy slo-t h in on in*» mrg about 1
Ina recent thunder shower at Hone
E II. Antenrieth, once of this place.
o’cl ck while h- was m 1» • 1
c:». He Kong there, was a precipitation of 29',
use«! a shotgun. Hr stay* d with th • c «rp*e inches of water inside of 33 hours.
R M. Roberts of Jackson creek, who has
tha. night ai.«i the i tx> m >n ii.g |acse«t
been very sick with pneumonia, is able to
Job printing of all kinds, from a visiting
h s vah'»*, t«»«»a 1 hr dead father’s wat h an I card r<> a mammoth poster, executed in the
be about ag.«rn. we arcglal to notice. He
gun and started to < C’sg** Grove. Hr handsomest style at Portland rates.
bus been under the treatment of Dr. DeRar.
b.m^ell tol l of th ■ *ic tn of h > father and i
We are sending "tatementa to subscribers
The pirty who took the ax from the
an investigation fodowe l, »h«’ r« -u ». of
in arrears, and hope all those receiving
which is al:c«»lv sh«jwii. Dr.
D. Jef T imes ' woodshed will please return tbe
them
will respond at their earliest conve-
fries. pb.s i’un at lhe priiiteni ary, *tatr-> «.one at once and avert prosecution.
nienc.*, ns it takes coin to run a newspaper.
An infant child of James Hart of Forest
tin* b >y <«i I n«> «!.••* 4 »«»its m»|> 1 n a * v.
Geo A Burns brother of Chas. E. Burns,
at first reported, that he hu<i n«> su«’b dis ■reek died last Saturday and was buried in
whose skeleton was found near Diamond
ease; that a 1 ex .mmati«>n aft r hi* death the Ja<ksonville cemetery on Sunday.
lake, arrived at Yreka. Cal. this weeek. to
showed th it he h id -uppur.it vr inflaiuma-
There has been much complaint this sea-
inquire into the matter and secure the re-
Agricultural Park.
tiun oi th • b. uin. and the «lodor« sa.d the EOU ot there tieing no salmon in Rogua
mains.
JvuusAca
cause was inherited. While i 1 j»n-»n the river above the tlsh trap at Gold Hill.
Th*.* wot uf < karis g up and getting the
It is stated that negotiatmns l«x»king to fairgroun Heart cuirai Point into condi
Max Muller, financier of Banner
__ __ L«xige
yuuthlui < rimi. h 1 was «u-ily irrituttd, and
___
Parties
desiring
to
build
in
Tolo
this
the
erection
of
a
fruit
cannery
at
A
sb
la
d
his first imj ulse when angry was t » kill
tiun fur lhe h » I ng uf the first annual fair No. 23, A O. U. W.. has been elected io
the i»bj •* t of iiis wra h. <»r-g«j u.i 1. Ju *e • l>-ingwill he furnished lumber, brick and are off. Nobody being willing to guarantee of the sou IfvrnOi vg n .state b ard of agri represent that bo«lv in the grand lodge,
b til ling material at the lowest price.
•
the subs«*rir»tions t>» the boims fnr*. i Mr « «ritiirc is p.«•gr ss.ng r.i
29th.
ra; i«bv. ana. barring which meets at Portland during the pres
Win. Herr-ngton of Deskins has in Con Schultz refuses to perform hi« ja.t <> th* a; c.'le; r>. ever«th ng wil; hdin readiness ent month.
ti
mplat'
>n
another
saw-mill
at
the
head
of
contract.
W«*
are
sorry
t
1
b-.irn
th-it
s
»
Cnltivation the Kight Tiling.
f.»r a fi >: « la*s vXLibiti*»» bty lhe first of
Mr. Magom* has established a big fishing
I Kt> ¡tie nver.to bo built in a short lime.
worthy an enterprise is lik ly :•» f ol.
Sept in • r. Th* a : k « i * ladling ¡lie area net n >bort distance below Mr. Bodine's
It i•< icdb a dry -*• ««»n, anti theffect
Ashland’« nut!r»ri:-’- Lav«* pr*mib?< d t! e insid«. the lit»»* af the tra« k is ;ii> ut cuin- trap near Gobi Hill, ami a lawsuit is immi
Wl
e
digging
a
well
at
the
residence
of
can be seen it the w.»y the pusiures are Co' Ross. In Central Point precinct, the discharge of tirew -r sti.i-ev 1 i . n- th
1 he fi-h *’aught find a n ady sale in
, I* te l, ami -h ’i.r k i *vl( is grubie.l ami nent
turning brown ami the gardens are «Irving workmen found a vein of excellent coal.
danger of rire during this phenurne ul : wi i b* re« ly fur the gr ¡«iers as soon as the Purtlan«! market
out. We lu-ard a min -u*: a«k a iri-i.d how
dry
seastui
is
eutir«»
y.«»n:
<
:
p'..
«
,
r..
¡the a « in'll.t!«"«l i«»idw«>3d ami brush is
Wm I. M i er will read the declaration
On Moud»y of List week a good-sized
he wa-* going I«» make his fruit ur w I :rgv
the satisfa«'ion de* iv« d from t’«h.n^ *h ; jru.ov.«» f om 1 lie sin a« ■?. Team-, ure now panther was shot inside the corporate lim
this ort of wrath' r, a:»J the a.swrr w . m : ■f independence to-day at Jacksonville.and course
of
the
rockets
Too
ieri
pr-ac
WE8S0N
TV
h
iiriing
th-
wo
<1
fr««in
the
track
and
a
its ot Ashland while in the act of stealing
”1 ?b »ll aetp my team t work cabivutrng we predict that it will have justice done it. tions cann«)t be taken to avoid a c mtla^ra-
fur« e of I'K’ii are engaged in working up a chicken. There are said to be others in
in
the gr< uul and calling m »--ure to the sur
A few copies of the American Settlers' tion.
th • remaining timber into 4- »ot l-.ngths the vicinity uf the town.
face. ’ I hat must b «lone, fur th grout.4 Guide, standard authority on all land
A gentleman who had « fl« red gr* at an ami in basting out su h stumps as art
ii unusually dry. an I theft can seared»' be matters, mav b* found at tbe T imes office. noyance and pain fr«nn barber'«* i’.cb. * 1 I • deemed
W.
L
Parker
of
Portland
was
last
week
10 k essary. The w »rk ut
« burning
any ruin for thr« e month** l«> come. Stir-
eng.*g''d in co lecting specimens of grains
Cha* I. Thurman of Sterlingville brought who had been treated by »lie b st ph-
ring is like mulchii g, for it k-t p-* th • moi • a I a l of wo ,| to town Monday. He was cian«, without relief, says that tw«> b t - i.*-U'-n ai.«l t: v • tups will begin as sot'ii as and grasses in this valley for an exhinit to
'
di
*ira«'«i
is
«
har*d
oi
debris,
1
theieby
af-
up
lure riun.f to tue.-mrfme. Fiuir m :«t be act o.npanie i by his son and A. Bowman. of Dutard’s Specific cure«! Jorn a i«l 1. ft
sent east i »r ♦ xhibition at Detroit. Phil
i f »'«ling protection agui .st the I tire spread
ol good ?ize ano fine flavor to Mil well, ami
face perfectly smooth, w*tn »ir « -
li ' x-.g beyond c «mr«»
Co itr.n ts hay«? been | a<k q«'.ua an i other «lfies.
D
n
t
miss
the4th
of
Julv
celebration
at
it will pay well to keep up th • repu’atmuof
never fails in skin dis^a-e« > i I bv E C. ! :ua«’v f r ti e «ieliv« ry of p.»sts a an 1 for dig-
Mr- Ab «• G hidird an i B inn C. God
your fruit. Th s sh uld be «lone by all laeksotivdle. It will lie tbe grandest event Brooks.
! g.ng post-h«> es. nml lhe w«»ikc ' I vnelo-iug dard, Sr . h tVe been npp«»inte>) cxcutors
producers who are iruil-gr *wt*r8 to an; tx < f t ie kind ever held in southern Ore I
In
un.ler
the will of the Lit« » arlos Goddard
Is will
If you are n* rv«»us or irr t*l»b . fe I 1 .!>-
11 pro*
gon.
lent. kOr guuian.
I
l’hiirn t.ce lu that »ft-« t will be foumi
head-
A fine line ot bamboo tishpole* ha* just guid. dispirited, or if y >u h iv«* «■:
en> and st.«Is wi 1 be among the new advertisement«'.
I e-n receivi-d at the S F. Variety Store. ache, sallow complexion. <»r off n-ive ird. .*S iit.*ble
A «’urrwilon.
There will be. a pleasant celebration on
Jai-k.-ouville; also all kinds ut fishing breath, then your liw*‘r is nut of orde t and p•< \ i .«• i oi’ the ii«« : 1 ami ♦ ast sides of the
needs rousing.
_Dr. liinlev'i IHnl-ii n ir." : til l lhe pavilion will pr« bablv be Williams <*reck to-day. which will no
I he l'a- ili< Exprr s'' a u aii.Ces that tuekl*.
live catalogue anil prices upon application.
ere
i<*
i
ni
ih*
1.
r
hea
t
corner
uf
the
• l«»ul»t be largely attended. The two $« h »oi
Rev John A P.r .ok.,, tbe prohibition ora
SMITH *L WKHSON«
A Lucky Duck Hill (Miss.) Ticket Holder.
F. W Knowles was admitted to citisen- Tonic restores the liver to heallbv act •n
Springfield. Mass.
tor, will speak ut Asti.and on Friday even sllip in the county court this week, upon and tone,up the entire svstem So d bv ground . ’ «nr lhe giai-«l **iitrai.ce and sce >iistr«cU have unit** 1 and nothing will he
MEN
BOYS
AND SHOES. All at
Jennings Topp, bookk<***i»<T for D. D. Wil-
nt i' s « tli c ihe a rk * f p oviding an left undone to ensure a first-class time.
tug. Vuly 12th at s o'elts k. in»; ml of 2 the testimony ot Max Muller and Chas. E C. Brooks
kins A- (Jo., ot Duck Hill. Winoua county.
abtinda'
'
e
*»
water
has
been
.-uccesstu
ly
r n .as we uni.itin id «st we k. Eld* r Ntekell.
Miss.,
was
the
fort
unate
bolder
of
one-twen
Fortuna'elv for this val'er ex
Portland
’
s
influence
in
tbe
matter
of
A r a . <> n| h h«“i by ill • digginguf four Wei s,
M Peterson has r. wived p sitive a->ur-
tieth of ticket N«>. «LHÍV. which drew the S<*c- Administrator's Sale of
MEN'S
be Closed
oa«ced safely through ;a«t
V with in 1 w • * f whi* h ihe ua yr has risen from fe«i<*ra! appointments in Oregon is shown <>nd
1 bri®k bre as from the north baa been out cornerinc the timber I hi ! at
Capital Friz*’ of $1ÜU.U(«I in the Louisiana
ance fr. tn th great Pr hibi'ion -t that lie
by the appointment of Multnomah's cati'H-
ti>
held
Out cost.
Property.
wol «.idte " th*- mee'in : al tuet <irg>oumD t l-.wmg in 'lie lower valley for severaldayi of Rogue river The hour was Into when «, v n ««» irn Let. < »ne « l them it w is found dat«*. a man named Bishop, to the Klam State Lotttery Drawing on April Ittth last
m .ir C'i tr.il l’. int on the 12 b at the at- pa-t. .i Mimewhat unusual occurrence at the train went bv an«! the E««vrrn:»r wa« advi ..blv t<> wall up. as the s -il was ol a ath 1 miianugency to.smc«*ed Agent Emery. —[Winona (Miss.) Tlmea, May 3d.
In the County Court of th«' State of Or«<oB,
earned lion,—2 o’. Io. k i.i th ait rm»« n. this m u on.
taking a sno« ze an-l had n«» opportunity <>• samiy 1 atu r, but the «-th r« slmw firmer
at
60 cents up
’S HATS, large stock,
was received in this place during
for Jackson county. Sitting in Probate.
D" not forget the 4 • >es it Cent* a. Point
Di-'re-s a'ter ea'in-g, heartburn, sick inspecting the «pmlity of our sugar pui® w Ils <»f (.nib. In wiblr: ihe Water will the Word
i
In the matter of the vetatr of Joa. H. P. Raimey.
wee!,
that
Frank
Wade
Jr
,
of
Hani
’
s
rise t" wr in a 1 • w fe t • 1 tm* suifacc The
.........
at J o el., a r. v . F.
d m , -uly 12 h. an i ai
e.i ! ■ b • nid indire-iion are cured by Hence onr escape.
dec«*aH«*d.
work ot open n r up ti c grounds ha-pr « valley. who was adjudged insane and sent
WOOLEN
$2.00 up
A-h and at «•’<■ uvk io «he ever ing * Í the I! o l's sarsaparilla. It also creates a good
IN PFRSVANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB
The death of J. A. Folger, t!,.* ■vbolpsale ccr *ed r t id y ut <1 1 th«* manag merit of to^aleni about a month ago, has been re
. I County Court, mad«* Tiiroday. July ’2d, 1K8W.
same day. A I 'i.ould at'e .d a d hear one nppotite.
snice
dealer
of
San
Francismis
.-tnn
r
nncc«l
leased*
from
the
asylum,
being
pro
\V
<
l.eevf
r
and
N.
<
B
yntou
of
th
•
j
«he
undcreignod.
ndnilnIMrator
of
the
«-tate
ot the best -P nke.s on the continent * x-
Everybody is invited to join in the Jack His tra«le extended to iv»ry b-ttid. t on
BEST
OVERALLS at
.letti SfiP.
S» *1* Rainivy.
H miiiií - v deccHPud,
fit
will
. >»
of Joi*.
d«R
will ntfor
off«*r f fur
utive c mnnthe, ar«lih-ir intention mmn<*ed cured.
•
pstiate on a ¡¡ve issue.
sonville celebration to-day.
it will the slope He wax a verv nrominont ct; e.x*
'¿?r on
ua!«’ to the high«*t blddei
is
to
finish
tie
’
a ek a* s ><»n ;.s p >ssj|> e
Je's
j
Houck
and
Mort.
Abbey
will
have
per pair
be Ire.- in every particular—free dinuer, zen in San Francisco «..ri.-d and bn*in<-"* .Mi dget th* t a«‘k into a- th«»rougii c.ndi- chargckf the Ashland House saloon, and
Saturday, Ax/yutt 3, 1889,
fre" ball, etc.
life, having his home at () ikiarid.a« i xth« • i* n ii' p *>ibp a m. nth befoie the fair are fitting it up in handsome style. Of
¡ re|»arHti<»n* ( Inalng.
At 2 o’clock v. M.. at the court-house door
bav.
where
he
expired
on
the
26lh
u!t
mA.
For flags, tropical fruits, candles, nuts
Pet* r A| plvgatv a d M L Mc( ull «ii course th»*y will d » fully their share of bus
NECKWEAR,
At th«* lime *e g » to pre-s the various
In Jacksonville, Jackson county, Oregon, the MENS*
<' i hsh the grade < t th » track next week. iurS“. for they will k« ep Ihe best and kn >w
following described real property belongiugto
commit;»es ««n the F* ur 1« ot Ju v ce vbra- lirecru lo-rs and other Fourth of July goods, of heart trouble.
go
to
tbe
S
F.
Variety
store.
Everything
sai'l
estate,
to-wit
:
flow
to
treat
their
customers.
ti «n ha\r abmi iii.t h* d »heir pr« i> «ra’i ns
Ample preparations have been niadr f r .11 I if wi ! be wet <1* wn and worked vtT
below Cost. Escort, Plugs
Beginning at the NE corner of the 8W quar TOBACCOS OF ALL
a first-class relebr it ion at th»' s hoM-h u-»• with - rapers throu h uil the g<e «t«*r p< r-
for tu-da? . ai d ev- ryibing bids lair t be a lust.ciass anil cheap.
W. H. Rmuley of this precinct was ex 1
ter of the NW quarter of section 25, township
For Horses and Cattle. 35
g ;«ii*l >n<•« v s The «’ -il» i-i.uus,* yar«i ha"
An ente-prising German immigrant has near John A. Obenc hain**» r<" i«lri.« e »n tion. a ¡h«»ugi* ai»«jjt < ne th rd wiil L »ve to annned in Judge Neil'» court last Friday
$1.00;
Climax,
3
$1.00, and
S. B2 W; thunoe running south 240 t - m I h to
0 « n put 1 : h liday dre-s and numerous filed on H pre-emption claim taking a ntileof Big Butte precinct, and nothing ha be n be p.owrd.
the section line bet ween a«-ct ions 25 and
in
by Doctors Bouiruers ami DeBar ami ad
st u«h ».nd b <» h<*. d«*ckcd with Hags end Rogue river above the bridge at the falls. left undone to ensure*» grand time. Jbere
said township and range; thence west to the
judged insane. He was taken totbe asylum
Recent, Prompt, Coevi Results
will be the tiMial literary exircisrp, amuse
county r«>aa; thence northerly along said
evergrev s h«.v ■ b«*» n c<«n»’.rucfed Tne Object, water power.
Hire at Last.
at Salem, where he has been several times
county road to a point due west to the place of
ments of al' kind*?, dinner nd a gratvl ball
tabie-« will c elcgin’ly dec* rate«! and ar
F rsotiu- w ck- p.i-t we have read with befoie, by the sheriff, the same evening.
Cal. Pence, Geo. ^[i Kee and several oth In the evening. Everyh «lv is invited to
beginning; thence east Lithe place of begin
VepesMt,
XU, -------------------
Map fl. IMI
Swelling«.
C-,----- —
rn ge«i in the bh.mo «»I the msples in c ur‘- er- i .<«■ e I tlirough town last Tuesday, and
nut' ll o' . -t ihe eti liusi r t c I'Mumenls
ning ; containing 150 acres more or loss, ait-
Messrs
Pceli,
Downing,
Hoeft
and
other
My
».r»
MM»l
eoU
y
—
«It
tw.ll.«
Hab«,
come
and
have
a
good
time
h<>u-«e qu fe, and ¡h • «-x«*ebtni literary ex- ni l look our a saw-mill site on Elk or
i uatou in Jackson county. Oregon.
i l 1 t ■'
I' ••" ■ ti h r, and S attle, on i residents of ( himtivy Kock precinct were
lui, k.<WMB fort i««! «■< ln««Ma»tlu Cnrrf
rr. isea w I be held in th»* • « urt--o«»m. tip- Butt- i rei-K this week.
Terms of sale—One-half cash in hand; the
When you desire a p'eas uit r«li\ -ie. < »-,«• tli.' > < <r t.- i . uh. r .luvc'.i c. Music and in town batn-'lav. to bid on the Bowers
kw W1U tt. J«oo»t Oil.
I 0 «Akown
' balance in six months, to be secured by mort-
■»ta’rs. A large cr«*wd will undout te lly b -
that will cleanse y<uir \v -fem »n<| • ve v-i i
A la-ge assortment of firecracker«,bombs, tbe clear head’ness and bueyanev of v uth. l "tn dv < nip.i .. C ni,ad. llic musical prop* rty, w’hicb was f-old at sheriff s sale
' gage on th«- premises.
in attendance, and fine weather i« assured
w
u:de'
.f
ill
Europe,
i-
amongst
Heir
for taxes. It was bid in by Mr. Rann, for
tort e loes, toy pi.st ds and everything irn- try 8r. Patrick’s Pills. They are the m«**'
BEN J HAYMOND.
in advance.
are
going
of
Administrator of said estate.
igin tibe in ti is line is bifttg displaced at pleasant cathartic ami liver pi||« in use.and brightest tar ,jnd ■ ur • xclia' gc- -av that $170. The tax due amounted tu about $40.
not,nng
lise
h
-
inti-ic
on
tin
violin
has
Dated
thia
3d
day
of
July, 188V.
thi'S
F.
Variety
Store.
It
was
with
sincere
regret
that
the
com
after having once trie«I them, we are ronfi ever bun beird on tui, coast. We were
A New strike.
R. F. Dean called on us last Friday, bav
that you will never b<* satisfied with greatly ill h pes that ihey would take in munity heard of the death of Elder Martin
n.i hawny.Th ndyke «kl h » w h.»v«-b> in,: ittsl returned from a trip to Flounce dent
,
■la k-o'ivdle .» i tliei, wav toHan Francisco, Peterson at his home in Central Point on
gun t • t ru-b qu *riz *t th* u ti >e ledg • re R x-k precinct, where be reports crops and any other kind 2.5 cents per box. For
sale by J. W. Robinson mi l En/el Bros. so wc w.r In d tiiiir progress with much I'm sday. He was taken with inflammation
« • nt i y di.v. vve.t «I «*;» (inlier < r ek,>n i i rom range tn good condition.
Phcenix
inter st. On -atnrd.iv E A Wright, busi- of the bowels upon r<turning home from a
ih vroipn^s 'how.i a* d specimens of
ft. CronetuiUer went to Cinnabar last
Iii— ii- n ger of tin* e >ripat,y,arrived He pastoral visit to Josephine county last
Not one person in fifty arr
a» the
quartz tu «Lin from »he mam ledge the limi
Munday morning, and died <-n Tuesday
i» a neb on«. A urn»« I hi- b -m »un oi. week, bringing «1 h him considerable soda of forty who is ii 4 troillH« «t with ki ’ v in d a a g me >'s t .r the e.iinp .ny t i aflcrn .<» i at 3 o < lock The funeral t<a»K
I S o; e a 11 -il-e < ti W. dm s-
the m.» n led«e a «lisian- e o! 200 leet an . ,-t water for bi- wife, who has been confined or urinary coin plait, ts in s- me f ■; >i. Io play at t
ext session begins on M onday , the
I
Lice yv'ter.lay from the Baptist church in
lflth <»f Septi’inlHT, 1880.
those afflicted with pain in ti.e b •. k, n *n- d> eve. i g. ‘ul Id. also at 1 o'clock on Central Point. We will publish an extend
various distai»« es b*tvn’ the’• rortius • f to her bed for a long time
I
I Free scholarships from every county in thv
the tunnel shafts Lave I» •• n sun., o the
l ite largest stock of candies, nuts, retention ot urine, nervous <1* bili»y pain th ■ evening <>f the It i. They have kindly ed obituary in our next issue.
7
State.
Apply to your County Superint< ndeiit.
offer
,
I
t
'
aid
n
>
u
r
*
el
*1
'ration
pr.
gramme.
ledge.wh t h prove the«|U.i*’z v in t*» b«-con oranges, figs, ilati-s, lemons, etc., especially ful or suppressed menstruation, we run of
F h KF. TVITÎON AFTER J ANl’ <RV 1,
Al.
all
»
w."
I
to
be
sure
of
getting
a
seat
fer
a
remedy
that
lias
been
in
r.ui-ta*»t
use
tinuous and <»f an ave nge wi th of iw j f,.r the 4th of July, has just been received
Four Courses: Classical, Scientific. Literary
over twenty years, Oregon Kidney T« i. si.uii d he on h uidearly. as there wi I be an
MEDFORD SQUIBS.
feet, lhorock i» very r h an i m» estim at
ut the S.
8. F. Variety Store.
t
i and a short English Course, m which then* is
iiiiiiiei.s" er ns d at the sb w b .tli evenings.
This
preparation
has
don»*
mor«*
lor
suffer
I
no
Latin. Gia « k. Freuch or German. The Eng
atecan yet be formed of the probable value
Col.
t'ol. Bowditch will
wi'I orate to-da
to-day in the
lish pre-eminently h Businows Course. For
A t Duvcarm isd D iàlim .
humanity than anv other medi< inc in To d i th tr share toward the celebration
of the prope. ty.
I .< a i Indian country, where a celebration ing
.1. II. R»<lfii*l I of l.inkvillr. formerly of
. catalogu«* or other information, midrvte*
/
t ...... ... nyhive puttheir admission to
the market. Sold by E. 0. Brooks.
J. E. SMITH.
A. A. BASHOlt
li«s been arranged with picnic dinner and
ot this place, has been v.sitinc friends here.
THE CHULÉ» *. VOSELER CO. B»ltlm«re. MR.
J W. JOHNSON, President.
The Ftate agricultural college at (’orvsll s one-hull of usual rates
grat d ball in tbe evening.
Oregon Fou h Abead.
Mr. Kennedy and fauvly. who have been
closed
its
commencement
exercises
on
the
Th«* first-prixe Wyamiotirs a* tue hi’e
The roiintv commissioners have granted evening of the 2Rth nit..a large clsss gr*»<]u
re. dents of this place for sometime, have
A Stroiig T'Utni.
pouitrv -h w Le «1 i’> Me h mir < pa\ih«>n. 1H|' i >r licet’sc to Hull A Beck ot Gold Hill, ating from the regular course There is •»
r< ill ved to lower Applegate.
Pi 'i-t Ut bderson ami h red l.tty. .Ir , both
>.»n t* r ncîseo, were ownt «l ai:d < xti bit»d ivn . k<--p the best of everything in their determination to make an ngricultura; in
Mr. Bater. lately of this place, has ac--
poj
e,
-
un
l
<
xi
i--t
to
isori
d
urtisi.-,
bave
1,1'v
and
treat
everybody
well.
b> J. .»A Gur. «'ou uf Fui t.'t Grove, Or I'
stitution in fart nut d the state mi
. it - . ■! o ■■ l 1 parine: sliip and » li hereafter Ite cepted a position in J. W. Howard's gen
seem*» to b*» m» trouble f«n Mr (»arrjsou .«*
Wil ianis it Co. <,f Ashland, who have Ft«*a<l of pursiiim? tbe usual course
eral merchandise store at Grant’s Pass.
««•» I
f’«wl5 k» wm h ' b» si pr z s, either al h« tue liad n t,sideral 1» success in boring wells, ing tbe people nut nf large apprnpriations foutul in ili. ba l> rsjiop npiosiis thè
Wdl. F'arra is Iving quite il! at the res-
or abr >ad lie wül mrw ur I his . aial guc I mvi - su ce-dei in "teaming plenty of water f«»r “rlassical culture” und«*r tin* ruisc nf t.r.o d li-bt.ul tu.tii al Jieòfi rd If you
watt' a t ire c enti -ii.n,- ri -huinjioo, or I idt-nce of his mot ber M rs.Starr.and is feared
to ail wh » ai l ly.
at '.--q'iire Iterry's place iu town.
an agricultural college. W«. an* g’art r«>
volt.- . air cu1 ’n a fushionable, *< ii-ntihc that he is afflicted with cercbro-spinal men-
<jrol<l Hill, Oregon
Th 1 irzest and best stock of deeds, this instuitinn nf learning so well managed man er, g.ve them a cali
tngit is.
ni. i . -g.*-, and all kind* of real-estate and and in su«*h a fl*»ur»«hing condition.
J. G AViley was at the county-seat on
w
Jf
you
get
caught,
looo**c
uo
time
in
getting
Medicine
that
will
cure
every
time
if
taken
¡In:, bunks south of Salem is kept at the
Southern Oregon has had no b«.«»rn r.-tve
Monday making arrangements to put his
as directed.
Ttvtis offif-e and sold at Portland rates
Unii Snpiier.
tbe construction of the railway m tin lme
.oda fountain on the celebration grounds
and
opeu'ng
up
«»f
that
r»
iron
fn
drve
«»;•
Aieegiiit ¡all stipi ei will lie set at Mra. on the 4<h.
Brooks' fever and ague remedy and H B.
diurrloe i elixir ts becoming more populur ment. This will f»e enough to .*.<•« ure th«» t hapiel - hotel in Jacksonville ibis
The Monarch saloon at Medford, under
cat h dav. heesuse they are so efficacious. settlement of the country and opening up (Tburs'laj I eveiot.g. Tnkets. $1 a coupie. the management of H. H. Wolters, is pros
of its aonderfiil resources. But now we
He is se I nga laige quantity of each.
ing a popular resort. Tbe best of every
Portland's real estate transfers for tbe hear more railroad building is to lx* com Tt.- Ro.i4rrt'w, fr nllMff
thing in that line is kept there
f
No chill after the first dose. Perfectly safe for young or • »Id. Go where you please
of
and vat and drink what you pleas«*.
last six months aggregate S7.207.J81. or menced. A letter from headquarters of
lfarf-uu f'rnphytnrHr flui i in rm-
Medford now has four churches and two
For Informatioaregarding price* on town lota, Imrowed city property or land» iddjw*. as
the
Oregon
A
California
railroad
says
a
nf Ac< tdmt*,fnr Ihtrn^.firaitia,
more than the sum total of the transfers mad is under consideration from Grant’s
above, rncloaing rtamp. Will conwy mquirew to their property and give them all’the Infor,
more in coutse of construction. Tbe at
(
wtN,
If
oundii,
etc.
during the preceding twelve months.
mntion
concerning the country, free nf rnarge.
tendance
is
g
od
at
all
of
them,
which
Pass to ('rescent city, in t’alimrnia That
yawing MaddntA < heap.
B B DIARRHŒA
lu i.ro upt ns« will invariably relieve speaVs will fur our community.
The new Ashland House is looming up route w*ll open up some good country «town
|»»in,i>
in«.»»
h
a
ing
am!
prevent
rr«
New Home mu« hit«s i om $15 to *35; yrandb and will lie opened to the public the c«iast and do a g *o I work t r all who
'Wessrs. Adkins and Hull, accompanied
bing-r n•aci.itirs l * m III» tn $25; Wh tr H i week. 11 is one of the best and most are within reach of the route. Th s will he la«. 4T gr< re, or pr«-u i fl L. Owin^ to by their wive« »ml Mrs, Alice Goddard, Cures from the light to the worst form of Chronic Diarrhwa. Brooks k< epa it. Safe and turc
>e a it , • io-, i in,...
u BL tt i, p. r c. nt
il spa"u>us buildings in southern Oregon.
the«
I*
t.
ng
an
1
puriij
*»g
«pulite«
ul
Ihe
a beginning on’y. an ! there wdi follow
flu «I i» v nio’i . b.*t ri.*tc u.« « rs, bui <_ c;«r- were at the county-seat Saturday.
for « .t n. Al kmds ,,f s «i* f •» ’ ma h i « re-
K ippel X Curtis' saw-mill is now in ex feeders in every direction t > bring the bn;.- s
Quarterly meeting was conducted last
i run t•-.» sores arc rendered
p iir»-4 AdcLes'x ..rder» to
cellent rui nmg order anil has sawed some whole £jr?gion into coni <*ction with the pin«* un I Lealthy an i s| erdily turni, no Sunday by Presiding Elder Wdson at this
J. W. SuWPBN. J.u kst-nviile
fine lumber already.
Active opera- Soil th WP Pacific’s system.
place,
and an overflowing bouse greeted
oihe: application being necessary.
ti cis wdl tw commenced after this week.
bint. Many were present from Jackson-
FOR GOODS IN OCR LAJiE
... — ♦
A bound l.ryul tipininn.
vil e and the country surrounding
Geo I. Mathews is about finishing tbe
E. Bainbri.lge Munday E-.| . Counts
Ì i.c press ... the const is making much
After the quarterly meeting services last
work of transforming the residence of N.
L. C. HEINRICHSEN.
"Have used a lo (iv. r tbe finding of tbe remains uf Fub- Sun lav. Presiding Eider Wilson united in
I. ni.’ II nto a mo lern cottage of neat and Atty , Clay Co . Tex., sais
Bitters with most b* p> resiilis bird a i Burns,ti»v ixr-cabin prospectors tnatr tiwny W. B. Adkins and Miss Mate V.
tu-tely appearance. He is a good workman Electric
119
First
Street.
...
Portland. Oregon.
My brother also was verv low with t t ar
In» di*-appi aicd in IsStl, and interest has
ried W Medlord precinct, who received
Ihe handsome barroom connected with iai fever ami j timlice, bill was cured bv been r* vi »e<i m ihe : urely imaginary *lo«t t the
Agents for Cyrus b.oulc Distillery, Jos. liclilitx Brewing Com
congratulations
of
their
many
friends
The Oregon” at Ashland is being con-
’ The torr* *p »i .lent ul the «S !•. during the day.
Give lucte.i by J W. Powers, lately of Wood- tiraelv use of this medicine. Am siti-u.'i «abili.
Electric Hitters ■ ived his lit’'." Mr. D. I ’ Exam ner ’ * t.*t* s that »he parti« 9 started
pany, ^’¿*wau^oe Bottled Beer, Schmidt & Co.’s Sarsaparilla and
Wholesaleaud Re*Ail Dealer» in
ai.d.t’el., assisted by Joe Aiken, formeajy Wilcoxson.rf Horse Cave, Ky . n Ids a like «•nt « a lout fr .m Fort Klumaih, being too
Medford »oda Works.
of Salem.
testimony, saving: He po-tnvely lieheve, ¡•«»or t » li tv ; ji uifii i bis .s a mistake, as
Jarsau«! Gla^swart*.
ii.v ¡ nits >tafl interviewed
Iron Water; also Arcadian Mineral Water from Waukesha, Wis-
An alarm of fire was sounded last Sunday he would have die! h 1 it not b. ell for 1 niciiiL r
Persons desiring soda Water of ail kind»
1 ■ e under»igne«l l«a- a lar
;isx.,rt ___
n ei.I ahi- no, o and soon brought a big crowd to- Eleet.iic Bittem This grent remedy will ik« I* li ■- ). » ¡'fiore they disappeared, in qiuntilies to suit can leave their orders
Silver and Silver Ptared Wore, Spo^terlo» »nd D-“
VzXOCKS
.1 r ii j ir- Wl getliei It proved to lie that tbe roof of ward off. as wi li »' cure h ma aria! .li ai i V,« j • b . ly < ne « f (be la^t mm h iih with John Dyar or the undersigned and
conbin.
. .
-rnr ■ ivn — B*"'
nal Goods; agent» forth« Knnkford
ga ' •»« ami pint me *-«ur«. .1 «» j. Dy g * -.
’
that they willbe tilled piomptly. Families also
p..-im.>ster Pape’s residence wm afire, but as e*. and f ir «li kid iey. liver nml stmu whoiu H«cy talked, nml r-*«
LL
GOODS
IN
HU.
Ld
’
”
*
Watches.
fur saie at Use luwtsr ra’e-
Hi*
v
were
wc
”
1
.
4
*.
.a
;
,.j.
furbished at the most re.iaonabie rates.
•or'unatelv thediacovery was mad* intime •ch dieorders stands unrq'iaieJ. P'ii e
___ _ ,
.
_
. MANUFACTURED ro ORDER and repaired
C i D m and b.ipt .¿a*.
J NvxAÿ, Jacluonviik
•ad »1,00 a* all drug stores
W. L>. W iwikb , Medford.
and little damage was done.
jytWaoOO’ ”
Watch llejainn« oareEUir oxocutod.
many dollars. It is one of
the largest and finest books
of the kind in the country,
and contains many new fea
We employ from
250 to 275 people and have
the Largest Retail Estab
listaient on the Coast.
of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Head and Foot Wear,
HOÜùUiiUiU Si.P
’h, etc.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
N
A
‘o51no'r*E
H
MEN S
from
S FINE
regular
out at $15.00.
line
GO’
kinds. Closing
’
’S AND
$22.50,
being
at cost
cost
’ BOOTS
FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds, to
Real
at
all
MEN
PANTS at cost. From
MEN'S
MEN'S
cost. From
GRADE
FANCY
R em ^ dy ^ a IN
for
in proportion.
Only 55 cents
cost.
all at cost
KINDS
Plugs for
3
all other grades
r
as we
actually
out
business
University of Oregon.
Eugene City.
i
N
ASHLAND ORECON
SMITH & BASHOR,
LOOK OUT FOR
13coo
REAL ESTATE AG’TS
Keeps It, JackHonville, Or
Improved Farms, Fruit and Wild Land at Low Prices!
agents for gold hill townsite .
ELIXIR
•1
NOTHING SAVED BY SENDING EAST
wine and
S pirit
merchants ,
THE LEADINS JEWELERS OF THE NORTHWEST,
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelr«*
- J *
,ai< al
"
pi
v T
. . sckage* »ent on application. (xjtnmanioat» with ua bvfor» purchar alMvbara
63 Front Street, Portland,