IILKK AND THERE.
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. H Pickens of Table Rock has pur­
No griping, no nausea, no pain, when
MEDFORD SQUIBS.
LOCAL NOTES.
Dr Witt's Little Enrl\ Risen ur® taken chased property on the boulevard in Ashland
and
will
remov»*
his
children
there
soon
Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. Brooks
Mrs. Nellie Plyniale has returned from
Medford
is
patronizing
the
district
fair
Immediate, harmless—Preston's 'Hc«l-
sells them.
for s< ho »ling. FL B. Hunsaker has bought Salem.
quite extensively
fhe White is still king.
Ake."
Mr. Pickens’ farm on Rogue river, and will
'ff IC I* l PAPER OF jACISON COUNTY. OREGON
The
day
of
atonement,
the
principal
Ex
Governor
Chadwick
of
Salem
attend
­
The finishing touches are being put on
New goods at J Nunan s.
rent the same.
W. A. C .verdale and Jas. Hopwool call­
event in Jewish chronology, was observed
ed the fair on Monday.
the McAndrew block.
ed last week.
The contractors are rushing work on the
by our citikens of that faith
last
Read the new advertiaementx.
FRIDAY.................. SEPTEMBER 26 1*90.
Jav Aiken *r*d ’ D. Garfmld and family
C«»w creek grades, an«! last week made a
Wednesday.
O. W Carder of Dead Indian was in
Immediate relief by using I’teston's
*
”
Fresh vinegar at the 8. F. Variety Store.
town one day recently.
requisition on Charley Yen the coolie of ('oos count) .
Hed Ake."
G. W. Mapes of Warner valley has been broker, for 400 more ('tiinamen to be fur­
A i'HANHE.
Chas Schultz i i *;
i i
«;.«j evening
Settle what you owe the 8. F. Variety endeavoring to buv beef and stork cattle
Eighty barrels per day is the output of
The handsomest and latest millinery
nished forthwith. Jack Bays of Bays A
the Medford roller mills at present.
With this issue a change takes place in Store.
about Alturas, Cal., on a basis of $1H for Jeffrey* has been below hunting for more from bis trip to San T ¡amis.*«».
goods at Mrs. Prim's
the management of this paper the T imks
grown
animals.
Miss Jeannette Dodge has return» d from
Cures while you wait—Preston’s ‘'Heil-
men for sometime.
John and Dan. Redfield returned last
Preston’s "Hed-Ake" is a specific for
Publishing Co expiring by limitation. The Ake.”
California and is now al Gold Hill.
week from their vacation on tiie coast
When m Medford d<.n t fail to call on D.
hea che.
Once in seven years—the body is re­
b'Mika have been clnaeil and statements
T.
Pritchard,
the
jeweler
He
will
take
Sam
DeRoboam
has
returned
from
his
1
f
fails,
money
refunded
;
Preston
a
“
Hed-
in
wed
The
bl«>od
must
have
the
elements
will be sent immediately to all indetit
Mis« Ora A»lkin«s has returned to the
Rev. Father Clark will hold services at
pleasure in showing you his mammoth <»f vitality. Wrigh’ s Compound Syrup of trip to Cinnabar improved in health.
ors prior to July 1. lw.Mi An early sc I tie Ake.’’
Willamette University for the coming Grant's Pass on Sunday, Oct. 5th.
stock of jewelry.
•
Sarsaparilla cleanses and enriches the
ment is roiuested and required, a» the
term.
Mrs. A. L Noltner of Portland visited
Harold Jackson is attending school in
J. D. and A. W. Shearer and W. E. Finney
business of tlie company must be settled Ashland.
Settle! Settle!! Settle’!! what you owe blood, and gives a new impetus to life. Ashland and the Soda springs last week
Do you want a watch you can depend of Steamboat were in town last week
Is now read}’ for distribution an«l will be mailed FREE <»f
at once.
the T imes office previous to July 1. 1890, as Bold by all druggists.
on?
See
Pritchard
’s
patent
dust-proof
T usks Ptaiisat.sn Co.
Chas
Hoagland
and
family
returned
from
Why suffer? Preston's “Hed Ake” will the books have been closed ami must be
It is a large book—over 120 pages— and
Itcures headache only- Preston's “Hed- charge» upon application.
The
Del
Norte
Record
of
Sept.
13th
says:
cases.
♦
Jacksonville, July 1 latM)
cure you.
balanced at once.
Ake "
“Several wagonloads of watermelons from Klamath thr week, and wulstay awhile.
in profusely illustrated, faithfully picturing thousands of articles of
D.
A
Hiding
and
family
have
removed
E. A. Swope, the Portland printer, is
Jerry Nunan ih receiving new goods by
The youngest son of J.G. Norton of Ed« n Jackson and Josephine counties, Oregon,
H L. White of Kock Point and Robt. merchandise in our great establishment.
to Mvrtle Point, (’ »u* county, their future
marly every train.
precinct had his arm fractured while were brought to town during the past paying his mother in Pennsylvania a visit. home.
Fair Race».
Fleming of Antelope called during the
week.
It
is
needless
to
say
that
their
at
play
with
a
number
of
other
children
week.
J.
B.
Hutch
and
John
Hartman
of
Fruit jars and jeily glasses at cost at the one day last week.
The race-course is being well patronize i
owners found a ready sale.”
Mr*. Dr Jones last week returned from
Grant s Pass visited Jacksonville Wednes­
•
during the week amt a larg»* number of S F. Variety Store.
Francis Fitch, E’q , of Medford has re­
attendim: at the deathbed of her mother
E F. Walker wa* over from Klamath day.
G
W.
Wilshire
of
Biitzen,
eastern
Ore
­
pools have been sold, E. H. Autenrivth
turned fiom his trip to Douglas county and by a perusal of its pages, the reader has as great a «'ommand over
at J.aGr.inde.
Bring on that wood you promised us on gon, formerly of this valley, recently closed county with a bunch of seven foot oats for
officiating as seller. The hordes are in the subscription
and
Portland.
Miss Lull»* Kubli has returned to Port­
account.
mam not at well known or a“ f ist as those
out his sheep interests there to a man the f?ir. Miss Jennie Goodwyn, of Bonan­ land, to resume her studies nt St. Helens’
Don't tail to see the new line of ¿roods at
It
za,
sent
ea*t
for
a
pound
of
“
Clydesdale
”
The
mails for Butte creek now leave our prices and .asbortments as though personally at our connters.
named
Thompson.
which participated m the races last vear,
Pritchard’* in Medford. “Quick sales and
David Reid and family of Little Shasta,
oat*, and from the one pound of seed ten hall.
Central Point instead of Medford, the is a mirror of fashion, all the latest styles in various lines of mer« han-
ami mi »rood time has been made a“ vet Cal., are attending the fair.
small profits is his motto.”
•
The ladies should not fail to exanUno bii“hi 1* « f oats were grown this year.
change having l>een ordered by the post- dise being shown by illustration as well as by description. Send for
Mrs. Judge Crawford of Athena, Umatilla
The following is a summary of the event:-
Lew Palm, a brother of (’. W. Palm, in-
Abbev Bros, of Yaquina have been in the the handsome millinery goods th »t Mrs
lor the first lour «lavs.
For rent or sale at a sacrifice, nearly 2,’i county, is paying relatives and friends a vesligate«! our surroundings with a view office department
Prim
selected
personally
from
the
great
valley
during
the
past
week.
it, and seeur«' the l«enefits of the lowest prices on tho^Pacific Coa6t.
visit.
FIReT PAY
acres land with about 75 bearing fruit
B. F Wade has bonded his coal mine in
stocks in Portland
to locating permanently.
Race No. 1 —F«»r poni»s. (Jon yard“; purse
trees, joining the corporate limits of Jack­
Table Rock precinct to H. B. Carter, the
Mr
Rogers,
a
Illinois
friend
of
Dr.
De
­
Rev.
T.
P
Haynes,
P
E.
of
this
circuit
$.!»•
W«»n by M. Htir“t s Gold Digger; Bar, is payit g the latter a visit.
Al Sears, the gay barber, who gets into sonville. There is a house, good well of «»f the M. E. Church, South, is now in the
Dod^e Bros have been drilling fur coal Ashland capitalist and others, who will
Blue Mole se< omi.
print.so often, is »'barged with being the water,barn for 2 horse«, hay loft and chi< k valley
for Hon. J. C Tolman at his place near thoroughly prospect it.
Race No. 2-Poiiv rice <»f 4<>) Yards;
Inn s Ellett has removed from Prospect* direct cause of there« ent Whalley shooting en house oil the place, with a small err» k
R 'XV Ann during tiie week.
purse $2.5. Won by Joe Brown’s sorrel t > his new location on Uni >n creek.
J. W. Stormer, a nephew of J. O. Briscoe
and suicide in Portland.
E W Carver of Elen precinct was
at han«!. Inquire of
B. Rostel.
John B. Wil'iam« la*t week marketed of Trail creek precinct, is attending the
mare.
amongthose
who
visited
Jacksonville
last
Fiv»*
fl.»t
cars
|oa«|.
d
with
immense
block
“
'»»me
fine
beef
cattle
at
Ashland,
J.
F
’
.
First-class
cedar
fence
posts
for
sale
in
Mayor DeLashmutt purchase«! Lady
State Agricultural College at Corvallis,
Race No. 3-Trotting for 3 y »ar-. II >
Pelton being the pur« baser.
of building stone from the Ja« kson county Beachfront .1 udge Galloway for S2OJ0. He Mond av.
purse $l >fi. W< n in two straight h»*a|* by quantities to suit at the T imes office.
having recaved a scholarship from this
quarries, consigned to Portland, pas“«d up will u*r her for a brood mare.
Mrs T. J. Kenney and fami y have re­
Lady
< ’apt. Werk’: • Abbie (’ , beating I>r \\ right’s
D. Reynolds of the Meadows intends t»> county.
Mr. and Mrs M. L. McCall of Ashland the road ®ne «lay recently.
Bea< h is by Altamont, dam Hollywood, by turned from their vi-it to Willow springs ‘pend the winter in Medford to take advan­
Basilic, Home“' Haymond, Jr., dl-tancvd made a trip to Klamath lake recently.
Win. H Bostwiik of Uniontown pre­
in the first heat. Best time 3 12.
J. B. Huggins gathered Si»mc very fine j Hambietoniau Mambrmo, 5241. She will precinct.
ta e of our educational facilities.
cinct sprained his ankle severely not long
Monthb
installments
of
110
will
buy
a
b»*
a valuab e addition to the mayor’s noted
SECOND PAY.
peaches from his ur< hard un Jackson creek.
J.
H.
Oatman
of
Klamath
county
stopped
ago.
and has also been suffering with a
Staver A Walker recently placed 15
Race No. 4 Single da“h of ore mile, for hoii>e ami lot in I’olo fromScottGriffin. •
His place show’s what th«* ftjothill land is string, as she ha* a record of 2:2<>.
in the valley a day while on his way to wagon* in Linkvi’le and a number nt Ash­ severe attack of fever
He is somewhat
purse of $1(M). Won by Cha“. Trefvthen's
capable
of
in
fruit
culture.
improved now.
Chas Faith has returned from Klamath
Chris. Ulrich has just completed rebuild Portland.
land, through th«ir agency at this place.
Ku‘*y R
county and will remain iu this section.
John Ih avemie ami his son (hit have re­ ing ihr Eldv dwelling on Third street,
Fletcher Linn is leader of a _
Race N’o. 5—Trotting for 3 minute class,
new . ____
band
If all sections had been as well enumer­
<’. W. Coker i* now a resident of thecitrus
now owned bv Mr. Tryon, and the house lately formed at Eugenu » He is
a good belt of Florida, studying the habits of the ated as Jacksonville precinct, Oregon's
mile heats best 3 in 5. purse $150. Won by
Callon Pritchard when m Medford and turned from Ashland precinct, where they on
the
b'
hmidlin
place
near
town,
now
have been repairing the stone work of some
musician.
j
Dr. Van Dyke's Adrian, beating Nel. a see something new in the jewelry line. •
population
would loom up5u,000 stronger
sand f!» a and raising oranges and lemoDS.
being used as the county hospital. He
of the bridges iu that section.
Woody. Best time 2 47’,
W. Beeson did good work here, and
Mrs.
M.
Krause
am!
Mi&s
Ru^e
Luy,
who
did
an
excellent
j
>b
in
each
instance,
and
The
8.
F.
Variety
Store
has
just
received
J
().
Johnson,
formerly
of
this
place,
Race No (►— For mules, one mi e; pur“e
J. W. Sowden,having resigned the agency both buildings present a creditable appear­ were at Salem last we» k, returned home a bas g<»ne north to eng*g»* in the real-estate everybody is well satisfied.
$25. Won by Williams mule Daisy, beat­ a fine, new assortment of fishing tackle.
otlto Whit»sewing-machine, he i ìqu irti rs
few day s since.
Dr. Marcoux, dentist, could not practice
business in one of the < itie* of the bound
ing two other long-eare«l competitors.
Old papers, in quantities to suit, for sale therefor have been « st »blisheti at the S. F. ance.
in this state unless he graduated from a
m i i;i‘ i• \ v.
.Mrs. C. Cardwell left fur Portland last or in 1'ortland.
at the T imes office at 50cents a hundred.
Th» dull season is coming on, and for
Variety Store in Jacksonville.
good school. His diploma Las been en­
Rare No. 7— Running ruile and repeat;
. la« k <*f something better to «Io folk* fall n- Wednesday ami will spend sometime there
Hammon Bro*, re eivd a carload of b»»x dorsed by the honorable gentlemen com­
Ed. Saltmarsh, of Sterling, who has been
Mr. Humphreys of Si» rra vallee,Ca .has quarr» ! ng Already the school clerk and and
purse |150. Won by Klickitat.
Tacoma.
material
last
we<
k.
to
be
m
readiness
for
posing the Oregon state board of dental
Race No H— rrolling, for 2 year-olds , in Little Shasta, returned home last week bought 125 steer“ ranging in Hg«1 from » to rx-offic «» Boanerges of an outlying small
•
Miss (iertie Brooks of this place visited the late apple crop, much of which they examiners.
purse >1». Won by A«iriai), Jr., in two
Teachers shou'd not fail to attend the 5 years old, from Tno“ Anderson of North district vent* hi* growl in cold type in ihe her sister, Mr». T. K. Bolton of Ashland, handle this year.
str eight heats; Cla’awa 2 1.
Medford Mail” because he happen* t«> during the week.
One of the leading feature, of the fair
institute to be heid at Gold Hill on Oct. 4th Warner valley at $25 per head.
R ice No !»—The bulls not com n j tn time,
Our local band furnished the music on pavilion exhibition is the botanical dis­
Wm. Smith of Eden pre< incf is preserv­ train with the minority in local school
a special trot was substituted, whn h was
Uriah Gorden gave a pleasant social
affairs.
Mr“. Marhoffer and Mrs. Harper of the fair ground* last Wednesday and ac­ play of E W. Hammond of Pleasant creek
ing
much
of
bi
“
fruit
this
year,
in
the
won bv J. O. Hamaker's “Maud O,” in danc< nt his place on Rogue river recently.
quitted them*el\es creditably and to the precinct, who with much trouble gathered
form of jams ami jellies, put vp in neat
The horse thieves who were capture«! by Crescent city. Cal , are paying Mrs John *atisfaction of all.
straight beats; Jennie Winston 2d
many fine specimens of leaves, woods.etc.
Mr K<- zur h is returned from Lane Co , shap» f >r market A good id« n
Sin : iff* Endert and Birdsey in Josephine B »It ot Applegate a visit.
r.»t RTH PKY.
John Perdue*’ friends have been con­ If sufficiently encouraged, as he ought to
Race No. 10—Running, one mile ami w here he bas been engaged in hop-pick-
John Wex er, form rly of Ashland, is
Wright's Jamaica Ginger—strictly pure county a short time since, pleaded guilty
be. he will do even better next time.
repeat purse $150. Won!», Bingo
Un- ing.
An excellent remedy for cramps, cutie ami and w«re sent to San Quentin for five now making hies in a Luna, Peru, bakery, gratulating him over a b< «¡uest of $1000 left
him
by
Mr*.
Margaret
Durland
of
Douglas
war*
each
Both
«
f
their
picture*
already
was one of the best races darn g t'.ii* me-t
Bays
the
“
Valley
Rec»>r<L
Win. Mayfield and family of Ashland where a tonic foi the “tom.ieh ami b»we|s a*!»»rne*i the rogues’ gallery, they having
Religions.
county, who died recently.
itig and it is d »uhtfu* whether Bing«» w. uld were
k i-ito’s to the state lair at Salem I «st is require«!. Sol«! bvall druggists.
Thos. T. Berry, or;e of Cr»*S<*cnt ( ity’s
a. :ed in the rule of r«»ad agents in northern
r.ave been >u< cessful. Le wis 1* ,his compet­ week.
Archbishop Gross and Father f'lark will
The M»»nurch saloon at Me»iford, unde
We are able to offer
’he remarkable price of $5.25, the
prominent
citizens,
is
attending
the
fair,
McGinley
’
s
well-known
troune
is
work
­
California in former years
itor,w n th»* first heat.but came in on three
the management of H. H. Wolters is prov arrive til town from an extended trip to
accompanied by his family.
legs an j was w th»tr«wn truiu the im > iu
r< n th H-ami f. et nf lumber at Sam's val- ing overland through Wvon.ing. Idaho and
l-akeview and the intermediate country on Original WebbtuV Fnabridg««! Dictionary, bound in either full
in
'a
popular
re*
»rt.
I
he
best
of
every
S
in
*
pe«»i»le
have
an
id-a
that
when
c ns»«pi n
\ r h ml house for sale bv Scott Griffin of eastern Ore-on. and wi l be in Klamath thev are in «tebt to h t a; • r $* or $12 tur
Mrs A M. Riis.“»* in I d.eigi't rs. sum­ thing in that l»ne is kept there
Tuetday < vet ing. the 30 Ii met. Hi> Grace sheep or half morrnc«''« «full b'andard rizc, 11 in. long, 8 in. wide, 5
•
ami Like c »iinties in a few weeks.
•
R *c» N’ > 11 Trott lie for 2 50 c a-s, mi »•
win be the guest <f Father f'lark un'il
*iil»“ r pti**n the debt can be <iis» loirg mer visitor» io A“hhti.d from Willows.
i!«
rt
Whitman
i*
shipi
ing
me'ou*
ami
he»!< |H*“t 3 in 5. Won by R >im-r«.y > E.
Cal.,
la*-1
w<ek
rt
turn»*«l
home.
rhur-d.iy »vi ning. the ."rd pros., when he in. thick) «-ontaining about loo,4")0 words, over 44'» <-ubic inches ot
John
D.
Col'ii
s,
who
was
rent
to
the
• d by “imply r- iu-m • to take the pap» r
Travel is very heavy over the railroad
1’ from Del Norte • oiintv. Cal , in three
lotna
’
•
*
by
the
carload
n»)rthward,
an»!
will lectii'e at C'-ntral Pom'. Ch fiatttrday paper, and m arlx 3'i<.»,o<i0 t-ouare .inches of printed surface.
each way between Portland and San Fran­ penitentiary from Klamath countx. was fr. th the «*tli<e Wnl sinh persons please
being
We are pieasrd 'o learn that Mrs. C W. <• ntintle until til«' “euSOli close».
He
stra.rht heats, Nelly Woody stcutid. cisco.
evening following the rev rend gentleman
pinioned in December last an<1 is now at tea l ttie law in such cases made and pro- Tay lor of Eagle I oint, wh«> has been very
Beat time 3 minutes.
He shipped »ix t< ns <»f tomatoes lately
w il vi it Grant's Pass, where continuation the largest and most valuable book L'vcr printe«l and sold for the
work in a logging camp near there.
vnied?
N
».
reader,
the
T
ims » proposes t*> sick, is able to be about again
Ki- »• N<». 12 - Running race for saddle
will be administered and a lecture be given
Al. Searj has returned to Ashland from
Mrs Lum*den writes from the home of m ib ■ evening by the archbishop. This price.
horses, one mile; t urse $25. Won by Wolf Portland, and may locate in the valley
Subscriptions for the S F. Examiner taken have what i* due it, if it has to enter suit
Miss Mamie Judge of Ashland left last
at the T imes office. Th«>se wishing a or wait and collect from the subscriber's week for Portland,to ai'cep» a p«»biti<*n w ith 11« r late father in ihe east that be died will close Dr. Gross' canonical visit to the
cr»ek Bally, Harry Thorn second.
again.
soon after her arrival there in answer to Ja> ksonvibe mission.
chance in the grand November drawing estate.
the Postal Telegraph Company.
the ilespatch summoning her to bis bed­
Rev M. C. Aldrich has been assigned to shoul«1 send in th”ir nani s at once.
A First .claw Company.
---------- •-----------
There 1* no p'ace in southern Oregon
Mrs.
M.
E.
8isemore,
H«»ra«*e
Peh«»n
and
side.
the Antelope district, with headquarters at
wh^resiieh a well-assorted and first ria**
Th»-Chilian Medicine Co , of which Dr
The
salmon
have
a
free
run
up
the
Annual Newton.
Talent
_ other* of Sam’s valley participate«! in an
*to«
k
of
*
In
if-bar«!
wnn*.
cut'erv
.
ammuni-
If vou w.mt anything in the lin«*of ready­
Klamath river this s«as n. clear into the
W M Belcher is the genremanlv mar. iger,
j < X''iir.“i »n to Crater lake lnt»ly.
Th- regular yearly meeting of the South­
made clotb ng don t fail to call on A Gai-
N*'iiiuan Fi-her is receiving his fa'l an«! lakes al its head, th»* «lam at Klamath city t on, builder's materia:*, firearms, tool» of
gave Gire»* entertainments at the U.
nil kunls, etc . i* kept a* at th«* pioneer
ern Oregon Stock Protective Association
Hall in Jacksonville last week,
a'l t.f w.uter “lock of goods, which is a large, first- having bt en washe«i out Iasi winter.
___ __
Chas. Anderson of F- ots <r«ekis now rick, wh»» keeps h first-class supply. In will be held at Medf >rd, on the first Satur­
store of John Miller in Jacksonville. He
whi* h were very well attended and enjoye«! class one.
vi-iting hl“ parents in Josephine county. < ii*’» in-made clothing he can t be beaten, day in October, the 4th prox. A full at
Choice
apples
are
selling
at
T5
cents
a
box
kt-eps
oi
ly
the
best
goods
and
sells
at
the
either.
by all. The members of thecorvpany are
DEALERS IN
Everybody is attending the district fair already in southern Oregon and will be most reasonable rates. Whenever you He has wril earned his vacation.
teiidatue of members is requested
artists in their specialties and tiev» r fail to •»nd
An overturne«! lamp in H*m Wolters'
business is suspended to a more or much higher before the new year. Who nee«i anvthing in his line call on Mr. M.
J A. Cnats, President.
Hun.
Robt.
(.
’
low
of
Lane
county,
rail
­
please. Leeompt. the fire king, astonished l**ss extent.
saloon
caused
an
alarm
of
fire
one
«lav
W. M H'U.ar.s, Secretary.
says that fruit-rai“ing doe“ not pay ’
and *♦•♦' for yourself.
roa ! commissioner, is at the fair wit h
the audience with his daring feats, b mg
last week. The «lamage wa* slight, the
also an excellent comedian, Ths »ned*
The laying of the fifteen miles of pipei
The Oregon Land Company of »Salem has several head of tine shorthorn cattle.
F'or furniture of every description goto
flames being smothered with the billiard
lander Br«>“., who are excellent mU'lrians of th- A“hhu.*l < ity water works is about John Gildersleevt* of ’ entrai Po nt. He inaugurate«! a system of «’Utting up large
Important Notice.
W. H Parker, attorney-at-law. is in table cover.
and ^urnt-cork perform« . aiao did oti filt­ c»»mpleted
keeps a complete and fir*t-clas^ assortment tr:u ».* »-f land and selling them out in ten California.
We Lave now sent statements of account
Hr left San Frail* “to fur
clever work. Dr. Bflctier. wifp.e muse rai
Mount
Pitt
i*
ou
canva*
at
last,
An
­
a're tract* for iruit-rai*ing ami gardening. Humboldt county a day or two since.
and sells at the most n•■isonable ra’e-. #
to nearly all of those indebted to ue, and
W Hi,* I.i’t'»-
Smith river, Cal., and J
gle A. 1’ ymale having ba«! the grand peak, an early res]>onse is desired and expected.
anti eloeu’ionnry b'lity ; - ack now
The plan inc u»'e* certain improvement“ in
K ¡fine.“ of (. <»“ nay are attending I tie
w-is alw avs rt a iy ; a' the pr. jar tune »
J. A. Haze, »r-twhile of the Grand with F ish infer in ihe foregr»'un»i, painted A« we ceased doing business on July 1.
The
largest
and
best
stock
of
deeds,
ih-
w
»y
>f
u«
ll
graded
street*,
si»a«!e
tr«
»*»
• li>irict fair
his “»»ngs, rt r.iti i n.
mortgages and »11 kii d* ot n a -••state and an ’ cottages that ii s ire at once attract:ye ' Crntril H*»tr: of M«df «id, pit“*-»«! ifirovgh a* the cru i r<* scene on tiie fine drop cur- l.sfMi. "Ur hooks must be balanced without
us “ •; ii » *jtt
* i:t .<■ <• >m-,
-.in'-, at
his exhort.t i >ns i » behalf
bebaif of tt»e t iulian
No»»*“, receipt.“ *tue bills, drafts etc., m legal blanks south of Sal»-in i* kept at the «: d I cauufiil “iirn undo g*. whi'e eapecai the v . e l«*> last werk on his way '■ »Tacoma. ’ain r.t th* ir oj era hali.
delay.
T imes Prei.isiiiao Co.
rem« die“ hadconaiderublv effetl.
It is tin»* book f«r iu handy am! first-class, at the T imes office ami sold . > i '«»rilan«! rates
rtfev
pr» v “i«>li is made for markets for the fruit.
Ja* ksouviile, Sept. 1. l*J0.
Mrs A. J. Stewart «irpar’»ti on*' day last
We now frive » fir.-t-»'a-.* water system,
of the cleHnest ami best companies on the T im xs office.
825 to 835'
The Oregon L ind Company has offices in week for a visit with iriv. d> in ( h»d cothe, which i* » g’eat protection against fir*,
Secretary Day reports 210 members en­ Portland. Sal ui and Albany.
K. Street, >
r«»atl, which is why it is liberally patron.z
Missouri, ami will be ab-ent sev« ra! weeks. lienee our «itizen-» ie«l that tl»e Pacific
I«gal Blaak,.
Harvey Kesterson, who has bt en ill of rolled on the book* <*f the Pioneer society.
ed.
I
isuranc»*
Un
on
is
n
>t
treating
them
right
Committee* «»f employes of all depart
tvphoid fever on Rogue river, is rejnirted The tligibili'y extension to 1569 will
Newell DeLamatter and family
of
A full assortment of biauks for the ns*
1
much better.
large'y increase the membership, however. menu* of the trainmen and from every Grant’s Pass are paying Mrs. D.’s parents in not lowering :he rate» of insurance.
of justices of tbe t eace and constable, can
Executrix's '•ale of Fersuual Property.
I livision of the S P R R. were in coti- ami friends in Jacksonville a short visit
always be found at the T imes office; also
NEW
THIS
WEEK
At
c
st,
a
large,
first
class
assortment
of
Robert
('oit,
r
stopp«*d
here
after
leaving
NoHee is hereby given that the umler-
A complete assortment ot justice's blanks ! feren e with ■ fficial* of the company at
deed, mortgage", bill, of sale, lease,, me­
Mrs K. Turner, who has been a resident the railroad hospital at Sacramento, where chanic's liens, bonds and every legal
signed, executrix of the estate of J< hn E fruit jars ami jelly glasses, at the S. F. will be sent to any a<!«irc-> for the small J Sa i Francisco last week, to discuss giiev-
Rosa, deceas'd, will sell the fol:«-wtng Variety Store.
sum of $2. 1 hev are the latest and best. an< e“ and arrive at a mutually satisfactory of Jacksonville for the past 3<* years, will be h »“ been for some nnwHfis recuperating blana generally used in Oregon. Thev are AOEUTC WANTED LIBEKAL SALARY
fur h s broken leg, ami goes north to ac­
AUtnlO PAID. At home i b frav. I
personal property at the home place in
Th»* und«'r*ijrn»tl Inis now f< r «ale Mjth
Constable Taylor of Ashland wore a sash Address T imes Printing House. Ja^ksoti- | re-a»tj'istriient of wage*, time. etc. From soon ¡eave for Seattle to permanriitly lo­ cept
printed af'er tbe latest and best forms, and Team furnish»*! free. P. O. Vlt KLR\.
a »afrr i usition wi’h the company.
Central Point ’pre« in- r, on Haturdav. a“ a““i“tant marshal nt the state fair at vil’e.
brickyards n»nr Ashland
i the Oregon division Conductor (’han cate
will be sold at Portland prior,. Thera ie Augusta, Maine.
October t 1“!«> E ght head • f hor*e“. t*.. >a.eiu la-t week.
' »’onser. B akeman Jack Andrew* an«l Bag­
Ib bt. H. Dean and family of F ounce
Geo F . M«*rriin.*n, one of the best blat k- no necessity for sending away for your
There is one medicine that will core im­ gageman
London went down.
The
head of mules, eight head of cows, f. nr
T s. Morineof Ashland iscanvassing the mediately. We refer to De Witt’s Co1 < ! troiit-T* wa* ainirabiv settled, both side* Ro< k are in Willow spring“ precinct and 8mi»hs in s -uthern Oreg-n, has taken legal blanks
brad of ca;v» s. one spring wagon, one iron
will probably remain there for several charge « f Purdm A Ulrich’s blacksmnh-
sx e wagon, five setts if harms.“, _ four “t it«' !n th- interests of hi* patent wagon- ami Cholera Cure tor all summer com­ i having made concessions.
months.
Xotlce.
sh«»p, OU 7th street. Ofcourse.bc will do
plaints. No delay. no di-appointment, no
phiws, tw<• harrow“, two m »wers, one su ky tongur supporter.
W
P
Hammon,
the
Oakland
nursery-
Complete copies of townahip plats, posted
rake, one sr»d**r ami cultivator combined,
Ben. Bull, Jr is paying relatives and a big busine.**, fur he never fails to giye
Po SÍTÍVE
FROM
INCH TO « INCH
A fine line of accordions has just been failure.
:
man.
form»*rly
of
this
valley,
was
at
Med-
satisfaction.
up
to
date
of
the
order,
made for »1 jo |>er
one dvrn< k fork ar.d r »pe, one set • t b'a» k- received at the 8. F. Variety Store end
A summer fri» nd—Wright’* Blackberry ' for»! the latt»rpart of la*t week. He re­ friends in Josephine county a visit, having
t
"Witsbip.
Motley
must
accompany
or
­
smith's tools, h »ii'eh'dd and kitchen wi l be .“« »Id cheap.
H H Wolter*, the mixologist, has re-
Cordial. Once used always taken. Relia­ I port* the nursery business better in Cali­ returned from Silver lake, Lake county,
furniture si.d other articles t<!o numerous
H VEGI1TE .Uhland.
last Sunday.
more»1 hi* saloon to the building next door ders G. Address
ble and prompt. Pleasant t<» take, indi*-
W. K imsali .. Roseburg.Oregon.
to mention
Terms of sa>. Cash on all
Price.“ of straw hats and summer furnish- pensible fur summer trouble* Sold by all fornia this year th»n he ever knew it
to
(’. W. Palm's barbershop, on Front
b-f.»re,
«9
the
big
returns
from
orchard*
Grundy
Short
ot
Bandon,
Coos
county
sunt“ under $20 >ix month's t.me will be • ■ -
• 1 are • en redu< ed to cool at the druggists
He ha* supplied the bar with
th * season are to be followed by extensive who is interested in the publication of th»* street.
given « hi sums ov« r $20 Not»“ to be well 8. F. Variety Store
•
Society Notice,
planting of \oung orchard*. California “West Oregonian,” is visiting the scenes of the finest wines, liquors ami cigars,
•ecurtd and draw 10 per cent, interest.
The
best
remedy
f
r
headache
and
neu
­
ami a fine billiar»! table can al*»» be
J. U. Tolman is down about ®0 feet ralgia i* Wright’s Paragon Headache rem­ nurserymen have been scouring Oregon his childhood.
MzNOSS —Warren Lodge No. 10 ot Jackson­
E i . izabxth R1““.
fourni
there
Give
him
a
call,
for
be
will
ville meets each Wislneoday evening at or
f r young prune tree*, having exhausted
in hi“ “ear« h for coni, but with no very well edy. Stops pain in five minutes,
Hatm-
•
Wm. Walsh is on the fair ground, in the treat you Well.
5receding the full moon, Ashland Ixrtge No.
defined ledge as yet.
Mystery of a Wagon.
C urts
less, tasteless, no bad effect*. Sold by all their own stuck already.—[Tidings.
i on Thursday evening during the same time.
interest of the S. F. “Examiner” and
♦-
—
-----
Oregon Chapter No. 4. H A. M.. meets in Jack­
The (»old Hill school opened recently druggists.
The N >rth ('alif'-rnia Dramatic Company taking numerous subscriptions to that most
M ont \«. ve , Feptemb r !6.—The wagon
RhcniiijHb n, >ciirff:k»:.T, (’one
sonville on tbe Tuesday evening previous.
('n»p-Weather Bulletin.
M ik l>elpha
and • amp ng ouint fuml nt Bu te cr»»k with a gcod attendance
HEADACHE, And ALL PAIN.
Wm. Armitage, the railroad section of Yreka presented “Not Guilty.” t»> a excellent paper.
Adarel Chapter No. 3, O E. 8.. of Jacksonville,
*lim h-m-e at Ganiard’s Hall.
were no: those »»f Kilvorr, wh» ha* been Masters«.n is teacher
The f"H->wing bu l» ’in has been issued meets on every other Thursday evening;
foreman in th upper valley, had th«» mi“- rather
Th* Ca’iff'rui.i Pc? • v
J N
J
O
Hamakar.
Van
Dun!
p
T.
J
.
Clop
A*hlan I. ia“t 8 *tiir lay nigh’. The drama
heard (mm at En*ei>«-»da. The w .»gon 1» ar *
fr,.!!!
h»'
o
•
-g
ii
weather
bureau,
co-oper-
Alpha
Chapter
No.
1
of
Ashland
on
the
first
fortune
to
Io*»
hi
“
w
fe
bv
d»
a
’
h
last
we«
k.
I h di trict school adjourned yesterday
ELECTRIC COUGH CU2
the r ante Cone A Kimball, a>.t*nt* at lt d ir nl m xt Monday, as so many of the She had bee > ill w ith ( n-mmption for a w «“ w«'!l ca*t and the t ar>i* ipants acqmt- ton, ch«*- Swingle ami W iu. Clark are at on with U. > Signal >»rvi<e.at Portland, and third Tuesdays.
cuRts colp ^. r~c. p , cg
I. O. O. F.~Jacksonville Lodge No. 10 meet*
I‘t»'-l theinse ve* welt, although under mo“( am >ng those from K amaili county who for week • mln g Saturday. Sept. 20, 1H90.
Bluff, rhe box cover whs addressed
1. j pupils are at »he fair.
long time.
Saturday evening; Ashland Lodge No.
unfavor »’>1 • circuiintan e*. the stage not ar«* a't ndliig the fa r
■e’4 hr ai: Drr» • '
Esch
EOc & ?
(’. Ashford, Tehama. A numb, r of cards
About norm «I t« nH»er:«ture pr< v tiled every
a
at
the
same
time.
Table
Bock
Encamje
Oreas'nzar v
s Lo»
Cal
Mr
I. T r.z 11 of Yr« ka, Cal., who has
Ify«»uwinr anv repairing done call on ha; ing \ et been < quin, e-i with scenery and
of the Tehama hotel and a San Frunci-cu
Mr“. T J’. Boyd at d child, who have during the w» ek. A few *prinklr*uf rain ment No. 10 meets st Jacksonville on every
Pr
t'*hard
»»no
d
or
fr
»ni
Grand
Central,
!
th»
v
i
ot
being
tamdiar
with
the
op-
ra
paper of July 27th were found among the i been visiting in Ash and, ivturned tuber
been visiting her p • rents a’ .Vbland, last fel!. Ihe sm»*k»* was mored«n*e. Fro*is other Tuesday evening of each month. Ruin
M» dford. He can’t make a new watch out of - h tii We trust they will see tit to visit week reioihed herhusbar -I, wb * has charge a r r< p »rted from various section«, doing Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 4 of Jackeonviilo
articles. Pui: s bad b»eh t »ken io conceal I home one day last week.
moet-s every other Monday evening. H pe
an old one. but he can make a old one run ' • '!<'k“»-n» : I»* an«! M«‘»!for«l b»*fore they of ihecuureh at Lebanon.
the wagon. The vehicl** was remove»! in
siight damage
Thea hged silver find in the Meadows like a daisy.
i di.“ban«l.’«n t « an assure tlivin big audience*
pieces and the g ound is broke:» witii fis­
('• rea-s are all tf.er-h» «I am! im»»t all in Degree Lodge of Ashland on the eecond ioj
Postal Inspector II. C Thrall went over null* and *’oreh»'U-e* Summer fallow is fourth Tuesdays of each month.
j in advance.
sures, making the exph r. t on fur the body i turns out to be very low grade orc—such
Hrn M«s —Itregonian-PicahontasTrlbcNo.
We RFe lucky t>> have permanently locat­
the present and the proposed Butte creek being work’d ami much wheat has already
of th«* misning mm or no n impossible. A i as steamboats are built of.
1. Imp d O. R. M„ of Jacksonville, every Tuef
ed with us a city dentist who will give
Th»*re may be persons in this community
t»am ot mules, with a brand not in the
A family traveling from Redding, Cal., von all the science you want in dentistry.’ '«ho are at times trouble«* with colic, or mad routes In-1 w»ck with a vi»*w to inak b»vn planted. Ram ie generally desire«!. day evening
ing his report to th,* depariment.
County, with their harnesM.came to Boyes’ to Dram. Or , by ox team passed through
A. <>. C W — Banner Lodge No. Si meet«
The largest yiebi of wheat reporte«! is
i Call on Dr. Marcoux, at the U. S. Hotel “iibj-.'t t«i bowel complaint. If so. they
the second and fourth Friday even­
ranch three week** ago. Th \ are still un­ Ashland one day last week.
Thos. Kahler, Ge< . L Mlihewe and ♦•ighty bii'heD per acr«*, from near Forent on
and
see
him.
•
should try ('tiamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
ings of each month; Ashland Lodge
claimed. 1 he sheriff is investigating.
Gr.
yr.
Washington
county,
where
fruit
is
Ullas. Dora of Fl<«ur*.c** R >ck precinct
and
Diarrh-»«a
Remedy.
It
will
aff.rd
>
No.
SA
on the first and third Wednesday even-
P. A Kennedy of Phoenix, the well-
Evans A Brunk. Ashland annonr*re that
fair m quantity ami g«)od in quality. The
most immediate relief. and when reduce»! I were here We.In* “«lay on land bu-iness. «'«»«ilm ino’h «ii«i le*.* damage io thut ingsof each month Medford Lodjre No. 1*1
kr.“wn peddler, is still in the land and they are selling tlu ir entire stork * f n. x 1 a with
The (ircus.
meets
«very second and fourth Friday even­
each
making
final
pro
’
t
on
a
claim
i* p'ea*ant to take. If taken as
vi inity than formerly. The weather is ing of each month.
paints. glas«,varTr*he*. bru*he*. wall paper “oon water
Rugghs A Taylor's circus, which is now doing considerable business.
a* the first indication of the disoa.*-
Gen Pass. Agem Stewart of tl e <>. P. R fine lor ruiii-g of onion crop. Potatoes are
and
artists
’
materials
ate*
’
.
They
have
performing at the lair gn uml“, is tioinz a
i“ felt it will w »rd off the attack Many R has been try ng the eff. ct « f th • Sh«»v» 1 re;»«h to b«- «iug T «ma’« e* are ripening
>end the T imks to your friends East, or
g< od hu.“ine>s, as it deserves. It is com- at any other place. It answers better than a good stock.
j p*'»pie use it in this wav, ami fin»! that it cre»*a spring- upon h*.“ little ten-year ol«i rapidh .
BORS.
Fall pippin apples are being
posed of a number of firsto la-s performers a l the letters you ran write.
If you want to preserve y*»urro«»f. as well I never f»il- them. A 25 or 50 cent b »t’!»' son, who is afflict«'I with rheumatism.
gathered L av<* < f maple quite yellow.
'
max
be
obtained
fr»>m
Dr
J
Hi
k
»*,
(
’
»
n-
on the traj • ze.cofimrt onists and aerialists,
as to protect it from fir»*, use Hibbard's
The * P., D. A L. (’o. _______
Ashland. Sept. 13. W. to Mr.
A. ♦’ æ <4 »•- V
have sold a large
Col. J. N. I . Miller, returned from K'am- Corn hurve*t in full bl;«»t m $hernr«n JAKVIS-At
including -everwl small children, who
trnl Point, and G. H. Haskins, Medford
and Mrs. J. W. Jarvis, a son—weight 14 lbs.
unty AtH'ppnerice form d «»n 12th
<iu unity < f oak fire wood to parties in patent ashest-»« paint. 11 hn* no auperior
th'irdy the ami » rev with their dann
a h n.imtv last Saturday evening ami i- «•
F*»r
further
particulars
call
on
Frank
By
­
Ice
in
f<»«»
’
bill.*
on
the
6tb.
Wheat
at
John
Keown,
the
worthy
postmaster
at
Ashland,
this
year,
as
usual.
HfCKS
—
In
Ashland,
Sept.
K.
two.
to
Mr
and
attending the «bstrict fair. G«*o. Nutiey
feat?, to say nothing of the » ¡own.“, w ho
bee, sole agent.
Keown, Alleghanv county, P» nn., say.*: and femilv of Woodvule arrive«! here at Heppner *« II* at 56 rent« per bu>hel ’Cori?
Mrs. If . J. Hicks, a daughter.
*a.y and do many funny th ng“
Liat,
The Ashland butchers, with their rad
wa* injured bv frost« on the llth, at Eight
The Yreka fa’rcnininenreM n' x' Wednes­ Chamberl tin's Cough Reined}* sell* better the same time.
but m t oast, comes C. A. Ruggles, the r<»ad contacts, require from 100 to 150
OKIFFIX -On Orilttn crock, Sept. 1«,
to
Inde,
Morr»»w
county,
at
Hardman,
s«».ne
1
than
any
other
”
1
he
reas»»n
of
this
i*
I**-
day.
Oct
1st.
It
i*
not
hkelv
that
many
prii.ce of illu“ionists ami ventriloquists. head of fat beeves per month.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Griftin. a daughter.
. .. ,- ....
----------------
--- be ilei>rn<lf'<l
■
county,
m»
l
n-
s»|'ia*be«
and
beans
froze
J.
T.
Brer
den
of
J«»sephinc
county,
the
.
hum
it
ran
always
upon
from
this
section
w
I
attend;
and
it
1*
The excel ent music furnished by Graham
Big Butte precinct, Sent 1«.
“Why, n -w 1 «-annot get enough to ent,” doubtful if any of our h >r*es will partici­ Let any one troubled with a severe cold well known nun* r. spent Tuesday evening on ihe 13ih <’ rn « u’t ng m progrès- Dl'XLAP-ln
Bros.' silver cornet ban«! adds z»“t to th»*
to Tax-
Iswi, to Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Dunlap, a daugh­ Assesaor's Notice
give it a trial md they will find that the in Jacksonville. He s m>w engaged in Gra*sp«»or Rams b«d'y needed. We i*
performan. es. Tt«i“ is n > doubt by far • »\ - one i ni; wh<» formerly had no appetite, pate in the race*.
ter.
am!
»prim**
are
drying
up
in
Umatilla
improving
a
piece
«
f
railr
»a«l
land
he
Payers.
first
dote
will
rtlicve
the
lungs
and
make
the beat >ma I < ir< u • which travel“, aid but r ok Hood's Sarsaparilla.
H ibMrd’s a-*be-n> * ro f paint still lead*. bn uthing easier, and tint its c irinueu b »ugh’ not long ag •
com 'y. Early apple* are being gathered
must i n y b • s» < n to be appreciated.
The old reliable Phoenix Hour ran now All who have tri»*d it *p«'ak in the greatest me will tree rhe rystein of ull symptoms of
in (¡rant county. Through Klamath, Lake,
MARRIED.
otice is heheiiy given that tiie
Fret T. Merrill of Portland, the ( ham­ v’rook, Malheur ami Harney couiitns
be foi.nd at il r S. F Variety Store It is term* of prai-e. for it preserves a* well a* the Id. the iTompti.ess iunl certainty
Boardot E'|ualizati"n 1»»r Ja< k* n
pion
bicvE'llst
of
t
h»*
r«>a-t,
made
us
a
cad
The District Fair.
protects F rank Bybee is sole agent for ot this remeoy in relief and cure of colds
>iCdid to none in the market.
tv. State <»f Or«'kr«>n. u ill < • nv< n» at th»
frost* have been frequent, «io ng damage,
Wednes«iay.
He
is
her»*
in
the
interest
of
ECBASKS-THOHXBCRGH-At
San
Diego
Jackson
county.
of
’
th«-
county cl» ik in Ja- k*. in ill, • ri
to vegetabi«*.*. Hay is piemiful and stock
liis won lor u many sincere friends and
The - co; i! exi oMtmti >( the S •uthern
D< Witt's Little.Early Risers. Best lit­
Cal., September H. lHWi. Edgar Eubanks, tor-
th** “M«><lern Mirace Uombinatu»;».” of in good condition.
Oregon State Board of Agriculture n* being tle pill for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad
Mr*. Dr. Parson of Ashland had the made it Vi ry p 'pillar. For sale bv Dr. J whi* h lie is the manager.
mcrly ot Ashland, and Mite Nellie Thorn­
Monduy, Orfc/htr
Harvest is « ver Crop* gathered. Good
he «1 at the fair grounds near Central Point breath. Sold by E. C. Brooks.
misfortune to have her pocket picked at Hinkle, t’entral Dant, and G. if Haskins
burgh of Sau Diego.
report*
a*
t»»
yie!«i
come
from
every
county.
for
the
ptirpoM*
of pub • \ <-xani.n nu Tin
Medford.
and is inui h of a success in many respects.
Dr.
Oglesby,
a
toother
of
Rev
R
C.
the state fair last week, losing a railroad
HOWARD -SCItl HNEH-In Medford. Septem­ t*cw«ni<*nt Holl an«! <*<>rr» « ting a’l err«»r* in
A fine supply of fresh candy, nuts, pa*s and her purse, containing a small
The aliendame has been large for the
The records <4 Marion county show the Oglesby, who has just returned from The year ha* been one of gem ral pro.*-
ber Sil. 1 sso. by Geo. S. Walton. J. P . John I. unt!«»n, de«4'ripli«‘i). «juahti» * ol lanti*. lot* ot
p«ritytoihc
agriculturist
The
grains
of
great»" part of the week. increa> ng nearly banana^, lemons, etc., at the S. F. Variety amount of money
Howard and «fias Electa Scribner.
P aiding.d many thoioand acres of land Calm.rn a. says that i he fruit and vegetable
other pi »»pert > . Saia b»Hi»l v I c«»ntinu* tn
every day Saturday will probably wit Store. The best in the market.
n u<h the th«* «'»Teal* are large am! plump. Hay
in small tracts i f from .a to 10 acres. Cap­ exhibit nt oar
He«*loii from «lay to day until »aid r«»li hu-
BEGiXMma
Al. H Evans, proprietor of the Railroad ital t itv fruit farm of tfWacres, bunnyside finest he h »s s»en anywhere.
vi* ld» d w«*ll and •» large supply has b»en LEARNED- M< t'LENDON-In bam s valley, b«*'n duly examined.
ne>> the largest crowd ami heo programme
J. K. VanSant was in the valley last
at the residence ot the bride's parents, t»y
*»curcd. Peaches were somewhat *h<»rt
All partie* int<*r«*t»«! will tak»- «iu»' n»»i
on the r ice -course. The exhibits are vari­ week He n *w represents the Sacramento house, at A*l»land, h i* been obliged to go r umber 1,320 acres, Sunnyside number 2,
G. Walton. J. P., O. F. Learned and Misa and
Wil»
V
ning
of
Tacotna
ariivcd
in
th»*
to
San
Fran«
i*i'o
to
consult
a
specialist
govern
th«
!«*»
v«
*
accordingly.
in
«juantity.
but
go
><!
in
quality.
Garden
ed and first-class, lh se in the pavilion groctry h--us»* ui Mebrins AC»>.
Janie McCleudon.
UO Hi re-. Sunnyside number 3. 300 acres valley last week, on his way to southern
J. M < 111 I.BEIL\
concerning hi* eves, that are causing him and
pr- «luets plentiful am! stock In good con­
being much better than thev were last,
a number of others have been placed California for the winter
County A**«'**»»r.
He will visit dition.
year It has been impossible for the T imk -
Mrs. Jamieson of Roseburg returned considerable troub e.
on the records bv the Oregon I.md Com- relatives here ami at Ashland for ¡ionie
Jacksonville.
8optcml»er
2»». 1*'*».
Tliesi'
weekly
bulletins
will
be
discon
­
to get a full report of anything but the home a few days since, aker a pleasant
||
my.
ol
Salem.
Oregon.
This
company
is
Messrs. Brantner
and Brunson of
weeks before proceeding on his way.
tinued uniil the next growing season. The
races
In ou<* next issue we will give a visit with triends ih this valley.
Medford passed through ’own Wednesday, a so <|omg business in I’orllaud and
P. S.—AII i»« r*oii* who have wholly or par­
monthly reports will continue as hereto­
full list of the exhibits, as also those which
Albanv.and
has
for-ale
numerous
other
Our
old
friend
T
L
B»*ck,
who
has
_
been
on
their
wav
to
th»*
Applegate
country,
tially M-tth-u inortk'.ig« * « »n record, who ha\ <
J W. H H kersmith bought large quan­
fore.
received premiums.
neglected
to have th»• -am«' «*;on< > l«*l or *.»i«i
tities of !<>mntoes at
cent per pound for where they will fit up some mines for tra ts. The great advantage of this plan is in Missouri for the past tight years, re­
1-REJHÜXSAFi aí.EsO I IVVU
Inorder that the crops of 1(00 may be
credits made, ar«‘r« qu » “t« <l to Htt« n<] t<» tbr
that it br Lus together mon'* cotninunitv turned to Jackson c*»unty last wetk. and
the winter sen on.
18 NOW AT PORTLAND, OREGON.
shipment to Portland last week
matt«T at oucc iu or«l» 1 to »«v-»i«i furtb» r >in-
The Place toSend Y 'tir children.
the "lass of pvi>| fe who are all engaged in wdl probably locate somewhere in this re put on record, a circular has been sent to
pheationB.
J. C. M.
N» w good* are !»• ng rec» ived on -v* rv the - me bi.-it.ess, viz., fruit growing; con- giori. He w • warmly w<-Icotned by his over lOta» farmers in the state. When
O we n Keegan's horse, which was suppos­
Jacksonville's public schools have .'ki more
Gfow!Tk‘ Annual Exhibit vrlD
answers h ive been received and same
freight train by J. Ntman, wh.» is laying ,e.|m HI .'V there -pl ings up large drying and many friends.
Place on Monday. S«-pu mViT Si, ijkO. and
pupils enrolled than at this time last year, ed to have perished in the Dead Tndian in an immense fall and winter *t«»< k
compiled, th. nibirnia'ion gatheied wi l
He
mning estahh-hments similar to those m
Assignee's Notice.
* Ai^:«n,lUU'‘t’11.»?*‘)B' Lv< r>lxsly laviud
and numerous students are «xp»ctc«i from mountain“, turned up all right.
Peter 8 hlos er of Albany, a well-known b. ent out fur public <t lull.
keeps nothing but the best, and sells at the city I Salem.which advantages make a
a..
’ n *Ui<1 «fwoa Men-
the country districts in before long. Our
ilaj thu Brat «lay of i*"'
the ‘*P
Lair.
B S i’Aut'C.
T. Anderson went to Colusa. Cal., reasonable figures
or' tiiuble market for the pro.Iu< e of these ami popular cilizm of Aib ny, arrive*!
Nch<M>is aie in ex. el ent hands, and th» ret VV * i tly.
Iu the Circuit Court of th»* Stat»* ol Oregon
livery facility offered to tbo&c ^Itbiufl to
Observer U. S. Signal Service and assist­
here last Friday ami returned honi»* the
to
visit
two
sisters
from
Missouri,
'•uit
farms.
Consult
your
interest
by
buy-
for th« county of Jackeon«
Our niMnni' r* all sp« ak highly in praise
action of the dirt < tors in redming tuition whom i.v had not seen for years.
cuuip ou tbv ground«.
*
same day, accompanied bv his wayward ant director Oregon Weather Bureau.
the matter «»t ‘ *_/
the aaaigninent
ot Jume*
In tl.
:
of St. Patrick’* Pill*. Thev are th»* list.— mgof theOregon Land Company of Salem. daughter, who will no doubt profit by her
fees t- r n »i:-r« >i !« nfs to a reasonab • ti>ure
H.
Kincaid
and
Oacar
__________
Portlandor
Albany.
Z.
111..
—
.2.
O.
Kincaid
a-
B
erry
B
bo
*..
Carroll.
Nebra*ka.
For
-ale
For Booths and Othor Privileges
will til up a 1 tlep.tr *n.ents to ttieir full ca­
.1 W. H<>< kersmith and J. K. Patton of
exptnence and du bet'er hereafter.
partner», doing bumnvaa under the firm
pacity in a ‘hor’ time. No town of its siz- Ashland exhibited some tine peaches at bv Dr J Hinkle, Central Point, an I G.
MINING NEWS.
name ol Kincaid Bn»»., and os iudivldUAil« Apply to the Bt-vrctary at JavksunviUc.
H. Haskins. Medford.
in Oregon affords better educational facili­ the state fair at Salem last week.
are inaolv« nt <i»'bt<»ro
For sale.
ties than Jacksonville, unpretentious as we
otice is hekeby given that on
Big Rutte School.
< >i e W graded Jersey cow, f<»ur years old
R obert a . millf . k , bccbetaiiy .
The state fair at Salem la*t w»ck has
Notices for the location of placer and
Miss Clara Baer, who died at Albany
September 15. I*’.*», th»- Hbovc nanx*! insol­
have always been here, and the public
The following is the rei ort < f the school quartz mines, etc., for sale nt tbe T imks of-
lust week, of typhoid malarial fever, was been a great success The beautiful au­ PH-I...I W.C. Myer’s Ashland stock, and
vent debtors. JainP« IL Kincaid an«l O*ear (>
generally realizes this fact now.
tumn weather has been simplv delightful, will come in ..» xt January. I raised the now being held in Big Butte district N«» fi'-e.
Kincaid. hh partners h« r« t»d« r< doing busings'
hud to rest in Ashland cemetery
as Kint'Mhl Br«»* . at ( . •»tiul I*mt, Ja-k* >r
an*! the crowd* in attendance have been co .v myself and know that she is gentle and 65, for the term ending Sept, I2th: Total
Tbe
Rummel
mines
on
Klamath
river
is
Teacher»* Instituir.
county,
<)rt*g«»n. mad«' a
a“*lKiirn»-ni
»an
be
milked
by
a
child
Also
one
2-
Pensions bilU in favor of Silas Beretely the largest ever known.
number of pupils enrolled 13; average
tun»«', th«' und« r*igi»»“i. Win. B. Kn«_.«i I. li­
yrar-old heifer from the above cow. which daily attendance, R. R >11 of honor Effie said to be turning off »'>00 to»0(10 per week,
A local institute will be he d at (¡old Hill, amt lhc>* Redmond, two old Indian fight­
the
bciu
ht
of
ail
th»
u
crc»lit«»rs.
nn<i<
i an«! !»>
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Rogu#*
River
and
scarcely
opened
up,
as
yet.
will come in «luring the spring of 1M!»1. Edsali. !»9; William Ferry lfiO; Rachel
on bat unlay, Oct. I. Is!*». The following ers. have been passed by congress.
virtu«* «»f th«' act «»f tin* ¡••gi.*:.»iiv< .«*>mbit
Baptist Association was held at Grant s Also one Indian pony. Persons desiring Smith,
The American Mining Code, standard
programme will be observed
1(M);
Nettie
Perry
98;
FJ
iz
a
be
th
of
th«-
slat«'
<>1
Oregon.
«
nt
it
I»
<1
A
n
a« t 1<>
Open» Septorr.ber 12, 1890.
Witt s Little Early Risers. Beat live! Pass last week, proving an interesting one kind, gentle animal“, of goo«! stock, will Sma'ley.fh;
secure to cr*'Htor* a ju*t divi«si«»ii «d tb»
..................
Nlron Smith
_
1)8; Lottie Per­ authority on all subjects pertaining to
Morning *ea»ion. “H« w to teach His pill !>»• ever
Rev G. W. Black acted a* moderator and find the above just as I recommend -them. ry, 97; , Bell
made
<
ure
constipation
every
<*stat«*s
«»f
<!«d»tor*.
who
conv«
\
t«i
n
“
Htgn»-«.
all
mining,
water-rights,
etc.,
is
kept
for
Vincent
96;
!*:.
Della
Perry,
95;
tory,” M ** Delpha Masters*>n . ‘How to time None equal. Use them now.
Dr. Walter of Ashland a* clerk.
for th»* bcivfit <»f cn-ditor*.” approved < h-tolHv poritSE OF NTCDY AltHA N<;EU EX-
.
J. N i ' nan .
Linda Vincent, 93: Jeddle Edsnll, 91 ; Gip­ sale at the I'lMFs office.
Manage an Ungraded > S. hool,
hool,' ’ ( (’ . B Fitz-
row those wno < annot rossi hi , t call per .
IK. 1K7*. and th«*amendmentsthcr<*t«».:ippt-tivt*«!
Ja<-k“on ’llle, Sept. 16, lb’iO.
ó i» »"
1 ”>'■ nr" d" °f 'li' lartuluir
son Vincent, si». William Vouent. 3c
gerald; “8cbo» I Law,” Blip!. (’. 8 Price.
II. H. Sparlin of Williams creek ma l<*
(». M. Grainger of Ashland ia preparing
KVN
ALLY.H
(ME
IPEAT^EM
PLACED
WITI^
February 24. IKK'». All cr«*ditor* of *ai«! ni“ol- and J Medianica!
int. rvet ot tm Rtate
*
It is rumored that a smelter will be put
J. T Mli.i ek . Tvn< her.
AtterniH n session Music;
'Geoera- to fai r po-'sessioo. of his elegant new $3500 us a call one day last week. He informs
v«*nt debtor« arc h«-r« bv notiti«*! to pr«-*» nt buS»<’"ÌL,n'.'’“n,1B M‘-u *’11 ';">Uiat«vl
IN
THE
uM
11
Ol
ALL
TilAT
WILL
GIVE
in in Cinn 'liar in a short tune, which will
us that there i“ h good crop of fine apples
phy. ’< has. 1». Guffilh“; spelling. ' Mi-“ res’.dem •, ii Granite street, Ashland.
thefr
claim*,
under
oath,
to
me.
th«-und«
r>
Ho! fi>r Kntte ( reek.
umhllug» Th-OilLgei.i,
, culti,
•
pr
ve
co
’
clusivelv
that
capitalists
have
1NS1 ANTAN LOTS RELIEF AND A
signed niMsign»*«*. nt < » ntral Point. Ja. k*»m vut*s1 and Cbristian comnunltv and on,-
in that district nearly all of which hav»*
R e Griffith.“Kca«ii g. J. T. Mi 1er.
fa tli in the qualty of the ore.
FERMAN ENT (TRK
R« no in her that it will co«t vou only >15 for been contracted at fancy figures.
The umler-igm-d will « ave Cenirai l’oint
>21» Reward
county. Oregon, witbin three month» from tue uuaiume, „tuammaln tb«
Query Box
th»* «late th««r«*>!.
a
*'♦•1
of
t!r>!
i
ld>'
teeth
at
Dr.
Marcoux's
for
i
»/¡»
Poin»,
Brow
n
boro,
Lnkc
«
r-ek
Ti e I'pi tiing of the copper ni nes raise,
All are invited to a: tend A full attend
I offer $20 reward to env person wl o
The tnoxt specilv, positive ami pertna-
Dated tfiib 25th day of S« pt ember, 1KB0.
The San Franc»*»'»» “Examiner's“ great ami B g But’e » v» ry Monday. W»«lne“drty
M1U1ABT TRAINING.
office
at
tbe
U
8
Hotel
jt
Jacksonville.
•
w hopes in the b isotns <-f residents of •letit cuie for Catarrh of the Head, Asthma,
ancr of teachers is t x; ec’rd.
WM. D. KIN* AID, Assignee.
drawing will take place in i November u.d F. nia.. ret«irn;ng n»*xt «lav. and carry- gives information leading to the convicti- nt
K-
rbvvi'lv
and
tlm
Illinois
val
ey
generally,
ti
-n
of
the
vandal
wh
•
»et
fire
t<>
the
The w- Il-known firm of Jas (’»tnn A Sub'Ciibe for the week y at «»nre if vou '■ -’h» mal ..«• «hop,i >«mtersand « jî ress
mid
all
Throat,
Bronchial,
Lung.
Heart,
Ex
pense
s Need Mot Exceed diBOfor
Increased Nervire.
t o . doing business at Happy Camp, Cal , I wi'h a chance t » «haw one of th»* variable m.itter. 1 w dl ni.*,’/«* c -»nnrction wiu. the brush, and my en*'* on t! *• hill adjoining -h-'till« thev prove reni'tne’-ative it will add Stomach, Liver ami Kidney AfFcctioos,
thè Entlre Besslon. ‘
“
greatly
to
the
industrial
resource,
of
that
my
re
id-nce,
’
on
Sunday
aftern
»on.
has
been
dissolved,
Joi
n
Titus
retiring.
articles offered to new subscriber*.
tr ¡i s caeb w «y M\ r ite* are reasonable.
Newspaper Law.
The i o*tofflce department ha ordered
Nervous Debility, etc. Consumption, in
section.
P. B ritt .
the mad r> ute between .lack-onvid»* and
fr'1“
1 F. W illiam »
A few copies of the American Settlers
its various stages, permanently cured.
The producing c >pa» ity of the pear tre» *
For th« benefit of all wtio may xeek to
Jacksonville, Sept. 23 1899.
Appb gate «-x** mied to Wilhams creek and Guide, standard authority on all land of this valley i* well known Geo. \\ .
D r . A born ’ s O riginal M ode of T reat ­ swindle the newspafier« out of their iu«t
central point pointers .
B. L. AK2MJLD. PBEFinxM.
ttie *»-i V't r . •.< rea-ed to ihr» r times a wees matters, may oe found at the T i m as office. Dunn of Ashland puked and shipped 135o
New store and New (¡ oo <1 m .
ment and his M edicated I nhalations dues, we publish the following which I-
<.>»rvaiii\ Oregon.
A Great show.
along the entire bne. This will be good
E. E. Uullif'd has opened a large and
John Robinson has quit the railroad pound* of choice marketable vicar of
Gildersleeve sell, furniture cheaper than gives instantaneous relief, builds up and kept standing at the lo ad of the nrnt .-di
new - to our people, .is the change ma r
The
Merrill-Abt-Abbott
Modern
Miracle
Wakefield
pears
from
one
tree
recently.
tonal
column
in
manv
of
our
exehangrs
first-class assortment of wa’ches, jewelry
revitalizes the whole constitution and
anybody in southern Oregon.
•
la tJihv cr»a'»dnuuh inconvenience ami service and removed to Talent, where he
etc., in the Conk.in building on Main Combination, which are advertised to
1. Subscribers who do not give exprfss
has leased a farm belonging to Jas. Heims.
di.-s it >fuction.
Samuel Earhart of Medford brought street, (¡rant’s Pass, which he is selling at appear in Jacksonville Oct 10th and llth,
The mails for Butte creek leave this system, thereby prolonging life. Weak, notice to the contrary are considered a*
nervous,
debilitated
and
brqkien-down
♦------
fine
specimens
of
stone
coal
from
the
are
pronounced
by
the
leading
press
of
Wm. Clark, J. <>. Hamaker and Win.
place instea I of Medford now.
wishing to continue their - inscription-
prices tint defy competition. He is a first-
couslitutious, old and young, invariably
Ik« bet.
Neil are among the residents of Klamath mine near the Antioch school-house, now da»* w .i Kinan -'ll i anything entrusted io Anienca as being the best novelty company
C«t. 3d Md £ Strwta,
2. If sub« rib« r-.iolertliedi- outinuanc.
Furniture of all kinds at Gild-rsleeve's. gain from ten to thirty pounds in from
being
th<»r»mghly
prospected,
one
day
traveling.
Don
’
t
fail
to
see
them.
re-
count;
who
are
attending
the
district
fair
him
will
receive
tbemnM
sKiilftil
attention
of their periodicals the p'lblistier mav tnn
The under-ignrd lost a red pointer pup
Fin«st
stock
south
of
Eugene.
•
PORTLAND,
OR..
centiy.
It
wa*
taken
fiom
a
vein
ton
feet Don’t fail to give him a cad.
thirty to ninety «lays
tlnuetosend them until al! am-ars ar<
near Knox s plat e in Murphy precinct.
Miss Mattie Ober of Ashland it now
D. P Greninger of the Meadows has
D r . A born '. m plieuoinenal skill and mar­ paid
J»»>e; him • untv, lust >;inday. f«»r the re­ engaged in dressmaking al Butte city, thick.
For Sale.
CimklûJt* un Hbti'iriK. wvll líi i'. rNftffvi
removed hi, family to Central Point.
3. If snbncrib« rs rmgle. t tn or refuse tv
turn »•! wl.i< h he < tier“ a suitable reward. Mon , for which i lace she departed last
taggers Wanted.
velous cures Lave created the greatest
If youw.ntlo subscribe for the host
The undersigned offer* her entire ^t«)»’k
For turtl e pa. t*< uiar- < al! on
weekly on the coast and at th- same time
t.....
—THE UEST—
week.
1 up i roprietors of th»* Evan creek saw- of I m - i H’-I h Id and kitchen furniture f->r sale
N. B. Adams and D. N Haynes last astouisbment on the Pacific Coast and take their periodi • - f:. ti, tlie office o'
J. I B krkpln
get a chance to draw a handsome present,
h w.«nt to ieta fi gging contract to the at verv reason >ble figure“. For further week returned from Montague to attend throughout the American continent, dur­ which th«5’are directed, thev are held rt-
Wm. B Kincaid ha* been appointed subscribe for the San Francisco ‘ Exami­ m
J *sej h’U«* I‘oiinly.
pt 23. ¡Mf«i
ponaible
till
they
have
settled
th«rii
bi!
ONC DOLLAR PER DAY HOU1B
er I .•m»ii, to ihr «w *unt ot JOO.OUO or part», nlar* call at my residence on 5th the fair.
ing the past t venty-five year*. Asthma,
j-.s.-ignve • f the insolvent estate of Kincaid ner.” Subscriptions taken at the I imej * pro.
•nd ordereil their paper discontinued
1 s»’«o feet o. log«, and wish the contract street, Jacksonville.
Bn»., and elsewhere gives notice to that office.
IN THE BIATE.
No need of sending to Portland for furni­ Catarrh of the Head, and all Throat, Bron­
4. If subscribers move to other p aces
Call and Settle.
coinmeiK ♦•«! as soon as possible. For fur­
Mu». E T urner .
ture Gilderslteve keeps a fine assortment chial and Lung trouble instantly Klicvarf, without informing the publishei and thi
Al) knowing th-n.-elve* indebted to the effect.
We recommend De Witt s Colic and ther ; artiCiii.irs apply to
"ree
Batea
to aad fron the Betd.
am]
e
I«
at
ihe
lowest
rates.
•
also
Ear
Diseases.-.udDeafuessofleucured
paiiers
are
sent
to
the
former
direction
8. F. Variety .Store are requested to call
8. B. Galey exhibited some choice peaches
MhTZLFKA BVRKUlkl’T.
Cute because we believe it a safe
Chapter Meeting.
permanently at first consultation. XJR. thay are held respon-ible
an«l settle, A chang»* has taken place, an I at th»- sta‘e fair last week. He is still Cholera
Vtoodvi le. Sept. 13, 18!/‘.
and
reliable
remedy.
It«
goM
effects
are
all accounts Hill*!
There w ill be a special meeting of Adarel I
8. The conrlt bavti derirlr-d that refusing
A born '3 essay on the “Curability of Ooh-
must bp
he settled on or b»*f»>re hipping fruit by the carload to the bound shown at once in cases of cholera morbus
SwistAW.
à t-i-itoHirtel»
Wliat Doe, It Mean!
Oct 1. J*f»l. A aorltothe wise is *uffi r» tie?.
| Chapter No. 3, <». E. S., on Thursday
sumption,’’ and a tnati<ton “Calbrrt» pf «3 take peroriicnlR from the office, or re
Religfttu,
and similar eonip aint'. F« r sale af E. C.
C’FfO.
“
100
Posts
One
Do'lat"
means
aimpiy
I
mffving
and leaving them uncalled frtr'’tV!ff. -------------
evening, Oet 2 1. As there i* t usiness of
the
Head,
”
with
evidences
of
6ome«x«
Brook
lh fir t q i;.. teily meeting of the M. E. j importance, ail members are requested to that Hoi <i s S.i-s.ipan
(io d Hid w 11 this year hip lO.Uk»
i. tf.p most ecpn I traordiuary cures, mailed free. Call ot I ma facie" evi leme of ititi-ntlonal fraud.
I
G sunn, Soun», <n the Jacksonville circuit,
I u*h 1* • f gra.n i• » San Francisco, as
6. Any |ierson who receives a newspa-
A nna 8 L inn . W. M.
omical me Heine to luy. b. emise it gives
Assessor Guilder■* c’ves < tin i.tl notice tor thecurrent y a . w ill be heidat Browns­ ' be | resent.
Up Notice.
| I per and maxes use ot .1. whether he ' has
•vaii
IJ.CW bu.-hels last year and 15,000 that the b -ard of »qtializa’ion »» ill meet at
more for the money t ' mi -my other | re] ara- '
I w
DR.
ABORN,
boro on Sept 27tb and 2Äth.
in isss
j siibscrified for it or not. is field in law a* a
tion. Each imtt e < • ntains* lot) doses and '
ll PEiisGss kn S ving ijii . msei . ves
ville r
Fourth auJ üorri«<m Stw^ l'ortlaad,
Jacks -nville on <>< t. 2”. 1fur the pur
Shakes
and
Shingles.
T. B. H a Y nes . B. E
subscriber.
will ave age to la* t a month, while other I
in<!cmr»l
the uimontitrnW Vr hereby
a )n-
J«i*. t>. Roger-, hsGgnee of the Gilroy pose of examining the ;•>“ >“ine:it roll,
R. C. IkiLElUY, I*. C.
A supply of the best shakes amt shingles preparations taken acordma to dire« tions ! K otb .— Home treatment, securely packed, sewt Vy
notified to call at our uffirt* inti tnnkr —
7. The postina-ter who neglects to give
A'l
• state, adv« rt:*e* the machinery, lumber making c.»rrv lions, hearing grievance-
•xpre^
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pyt*
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c
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wbO
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of
th»4r*ftrcounfft<
rm <»r
h»s
just
been
received
at
the
T
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office
tbe legal notite i 1 lb,-’ < gleet of a person
are gone in a week. Then O re be sir« tn i
and at
.»nd « ti er |»< r>< nul property at Ashland etc See his a ivertiseiuent in auother i
to mke (roiu Hi«-< t!m>' ihe nea-paiwr ad-
get Hubd's .-arsapariila, th” be,t b'Laxl |
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for tale.
column.
purifier.
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