The Democratic times., July 10, 1891, Image 3

It has fallen to th«» lot of Californin to pro-
PERSONAL MENTION.
Don’t tak«* our wor.l f »r it, but go to Mer­
riman A L«»gat<* at M«*<lford ami s«*e th«* «luce a natural mineral water sujH»ri«»r t«» all.
f«»r«'ign
or
d«»m«*sti<*.
Eminent
physicians
(•apt. Caton has rvturu«'«l fr«»tn Cinnabar.
Plan«» machines for y«>ursclf. They lead
«o
Buy a White.
ar«* sending tlu ir patients from all parts of
everywlure.
*
D«*puty Sheriff Armstrong is taking a va­
th* w*»rl«l to drink tin* famou- Corona«!*» wa-
Babbitt-metal f«»r sale at th»* T ime * «» ffi *•».
cation.
I Consideiabl«* rain i' ll y«*st«*r.lay, ami th«* ter. F«»r sal«* at Jacksonville. Ask for it.
FRIDAY
.Jl’LY lo, 1W1.
Straw hats at cost at the S. F. Variety • -ml is not y«*t. This dampness is of no
L. J. Marek, th«» Etna nasby, was ut tin*
M. R«»b«»rtHOD, wh«» has I.... .. enmige«! f«»r
Store.
Iwnefit w liat**ver to th«* farmers at this s«*a-
sometime past in th«* w«»rk «*f organizing county-s«*at yestorday.
s«»n of th«* y«*ar.
For
duster»
of
all
ki
mis
goto
the
S.
F.
CROP WEATHER BULLETIN NO. 17.
Sunday s«-h«»«»l sthrough«»ut southern <>r«*g«»n, ! P. P. Bla«*k of F«»r«'st cr«*«-k was in Jaek-
Variety Store.
Miss Ali*-** Sutton «-aim» in fr*»m Kern», laboring in th«* interest of th** Presbyterian sonxill«* «luring th*
vvh«*r»*
sh»*
ha«!
is*«*n
t«*a«*hing
school
for
«•hurch,
has rea«-h<*«l l.-ik«*vi«-w ami vi«*inity,
The foltawing i* th«» report <»f the Oregon
C. H. Pickvna is engaged in improving his
sometime, to sjH*nd th»* fourth of July at aft* r traxelingthrough th«* n*»rth«*rn «•«•unti. s.
\V. H I.’ «¡-••'
o,l i idUlgS” SJM'Ilt
Weather Bureau for the w»»vk emling Satur­ Ashland pro|M*rty.
h«*im* iu Ashland.
• Tu«*s<iay night Ii* bi*
»nxiil *.
day, July 4, 1*91
Ja - »b N’«»ll. th«* Lak«* county h«»rft - hief,
H Wendt is supplying this market with a
Th«* Sist**rs s<*ho«>l will I»«» re-op«*m*«| I m — who stole a hors«* front Arzm-r Bros., was
UES1EKN OHEi.oN,
John Asbmva«! «4 Roek point ¡»re«*inct
lin»* «¡uality of milk.
y«»mi a «l *ul»t in th*- month «»i August, great­ captur«*«i by I.. F. Winkleman. wh«> was in spent a few days in town hitrly.
Wurmer, generally cl*»udle-.- w«*ath« r pre­
Mason's fruit jars and rubber» of all sizes at ly to th«* satisfaetion of th'»s<* wh«> hav«* pursuit.for several «lay-, but escaped fr«»m
vailed during the w«»k. N*> ram fell. The
Misses Kut«» and Emma R««ed visited
• laughters t«» e«lueate.
iiis «*apt«»r b«*for«* In* «*«»ul«i be taken t«> the
night temperatures xari«.»«l from 45 t«> l>0 de­ th* S. F. Variety Store.
fri«*nds at Central Point r«*c«»ntly.
gree» ; the heat of the day varied from 70
S bastiaii S* humpf of Grant’s Pass was
A. J. Barh’W ami wife r« tura**«i to Gold «•«»untv-s«*at, getting awav with the hots«’
T. H. F. Engel, th«* Pho nix merchant, xvas
!<• '.»0 degree. Th»* wind- lune hvu north­ h r*Jluring th«* w«*« k.
Hill from Clarni«*, Or., where they hav«* Iwvn after all.
erly ami fr» -h in f* *r**e.
|«>eate«l somethin*, an«l hav«* resume«! c«jntr«>l
Henry H"war«l, who ha- r«*sid«*<| at Ash­ in Ja<*k.sonvill«» on«« day this week.
Sut»H.*rit»ti«»ns t«> th«* weekly “Examiner” «•f th«* Gobi Hill !l«»te|.
The weather conditions have Ix-en very
land for two y«*ars pa-f. had the mi-fortum*
Th«' Sisters of the Holy Num«?* are vx-
favorable to th«* growth of crop*-. Wh«-;d i*s t ik«*n at th«* T imes office.
last w»*«*k t«» I«»-«* his wife, an vstimabl«» wo­
Th** r**al pr«»p«*rty lH*l«»nging t*» th«* estate man, of consumption, after sev«*ral y«*ars' pe«*t«'«l in Ja<*ks«>nviile next w«*«*k.
heading nicely an«I the excellent pr«»-|M*«*ts
A.
T.
Kyi**
was
d
*wn
front
Ashlaii'l
on
bu
­
*>f Sobm (’«»Iver, an insam* person, was sold illm -s. Th»* family cam«» t«» th«* granit«* city
for th** wh«-at «rop heretofore uotrd con­
J. A. Anderson an«l s«»n <»f E«l«»n procin«*t
at guanlian’s -al«* n*»t loug sin«*«*. It was from th«'«•«»ast in th«* hope **f l»«*m*tlting th«» ma«le us a ¡»leasant «’all on Tu«*s«iay.
tinue. Tin- weather is extremely favorable siness during th«* xveek.
to haying o|M>rutiou»h which arc* now in line
Jam**s P.-lton r* ¡»orts splendid crops in bid in by E. J. Fal low.
lady - health.
Mis.- Martha Car« 1 well of Sam’s valley at-
btast. The previous wet weather damag«*d ( r«.«*k county this aeasou.
If y-*u want th«* l»«*-t s«-wing-umehim* in
Th«* Jack-onviil«* bas**!*all dul» Ii i- r«*<*« ix**d t«*nd«»«l th«* c«»l«*bration in Jacksonville.
the hay crop to »ome extent, but m*v«-rth«--
th«*
W'*rl«i.
g*-t
th*-
um
*|uab*d
Whit«*.
Sobi
at
Bain
-as.*
I
fallingy»*st.*r«lay,
but
th«*pr«»s-
a'*hall«'ng«* fr*»m tin* Grant's Pass «dul» ami
I
the yield will I m * al»ove the average, both
(’has. Gay wa.- intown making final proof
a «liscouut f«»r rash «»r at a r«-as«»nabb? rate huv«* signified it- willingn* -- t«» a«*«*«*pt it. If
a» to quality and quantity. The fruit *-r*|» ¡»•*<-t for more is favorable.
on his land claim «»n upper Rogue river.
on the installment ¡»Ian.
th«*
gam«*
is
played
it
will
tak«-
pla<*e
at
Jack
­
i- doing very well. Royal Ann cherries ar*
Marriag«* license xvas is-u* «l on July Sth to >
E. J. Farloxv an«l A. D. Helman, prominent
fully equal to former y.-ar». Th«* Black It.•- S. B. Hull an«! Mary A. Hull.
I. '»uis Tu«*ker regularly manufactures 100 sonville* in about two w«*«*k-. W** hav«* «»m*
publican is n-.t so good, l’run s and plum­
pounds <»f .-up«-ri«>r butter f*»r the Ashlaml of th«* best aiuat«*ur dubs .-.«»uth «4 Salem, citizens of Ashland, w«*r«* h«*r«* on Tuesduy.
J.iv
S
•■•hri-t
was
am«»ng
his
customers
in
having
n«*x«*r
l»c«*n
def«*at«*d.
will generally make aknit an average yield.
market at his dairy farm in th** iqq»«*r ¡»art
Miss Emma Judge of Ashlaml visited h«*r
Hop her ar*- prevalent, «tamag»* is k ingdom*, this sortion n«»t I*»ng since .
of th«* valley every w*-«*k.
Mr. Tryon <»f Cr«*s<*cnt «-ity, wh*» wa- h«-r** «•oiisins, th-* Miss«?s Nunan, at this ¡»la«*«*, last
yet ho|Hgtow«*rs ho|w for an average yield.
m»t b»ng -im-e for th«* purpose * f ••stahlish- week.
N* \v ha\ is lM*ing hauled to town. It is
J«»s.
(
’
Livvson,
Bu«l
L«*ttm*r.
l'«l.
Phil
­
Early p.-.i*-ti«-- ar*' rip mug and will I».* m th* -•■lling at >7 a t<*n delivered.
lip* ami other r«*-i«l«*nts «»f northern Cal- ingabo«»t ami -h«»* ladorv, will probably
market in-id tie* next ten days. Straw-
J. A. Gross, the Allmny I ••nifu'*e, lias b«*cn
start one at Eugen«*, a- h«* has r* <-«*i\ «*d in-
Mrs I N Phillips of Ashland has returned ; if*>ruia last week t*»«'k up timb«*r claims In du«*«*ment,s from th«* • itizens «»f that enter- at th«* Shovei crock springs «luring th«* past
i»»rri**s are nearly over. lla-pkrri»-- and
the Jenny cr«*«*k section.
bla kberri«*> are -till plentiful.
from a visit to Oakland, Cal.
W«*ek.
pri-ing «-ity to «1** so. AX* ar«» —»ny that our
(’. B. Fitzg«»rnl«l gav«*a magic-lantern ♦ \- vulh*y di«l not .-••«•ure th«* prize.
EAsTEUS OREGON.
Grain i- ri|»*ning fast ami heading has
(>. Holtan, M«*«lford*s popular tailor, made
hibiti*»n
for
tin*
b**m*llt
**f
th«*
north
Sam
’
s
Warmer and generally « ¡«»udl» — w*-Mth*-r <-omm.*m «««I in som«* places.
th«* T imes office a vbut ouo day during th«*
Th«» «*«»unty commissioners l«*t th..... .
vulb v seho«»l m»t b*ng since. whi«*h was in-
has prevailed. N > rain has fallen. On Jane
w«*ck.
for building a l«*rr>-l»«»at, t«* ¡»Iv Rogu«' river
J. K«*nm*y has ci»inplete«l a neat a«ldi- struetiv«* ami entertaining.
29th and 30th, July 1st, 2«l. td and 4th, tlq* ti T.
n«*artheol<l Nail -it«*, to AI«-.\. M*-N«*il, th«'
n to his residence in towu.
John F. Whit«» has return« 1 from a trip in
weather was quit«* warm. The tetn|»«*ratiir«‘
<1. Elksnat ts engaged in laying ofT th«- pi«m«*er l»vat-l»uil«ier. Th»*«-«»utrad pri*-«* is th«* int«-r«*st of the N«*rthw**st fir«* insurance
in th«* heat of th** day ranging from *5 to 95
J. W Hays was marshal of th«* duy at (’luggage pr«»p«*rty, lying north of Judg«* $;Pki. Th«* b«*ar*l will m xt advertis.* for
coin ¡»any.
d«*gre.s, rxeept, of rourse. in th.* more th** Sim’s valley c»*l«*bratn»n.
N< il’s residence, into lots, vvhi«*b will be of­ proposals t«» run th«* boat f«»rthea' «* »minodu-
mountainous regionsan«! higher elevattaus,
fered for sale in a short time.
John 01 well has return«*d horn«* t*» Central
tiou «»f the public after it is completed.
The
Wim»*r-Wadl«*igh
«*ase
will
b«*
argued
where it was r«»«»|rr.
P«»ii^t from attending the business colh'ge at
A new bridge will be built u<*ros- Rogue
Att«*nti«»n is called t«> th«» adx»*rtis«>meut ot Portland.
Th«* weather has been just wh.it was in chamber» on th** 2t)th inst.
needed an«i desired. H iving operations are
Dr. B. M. Gill delivered an intcr«*stiug «»ru- river, near th«» Deskins mill. Thcr«* is the State Agricultural College. This is on«*
much trav« l in that seetn»n nowadays and it th«* hsuling educational institutions ou the
Gen. John F. Miller <»f l’ort Klamath
in full sway. Wheat, oats ami rve ar.- head­ ti«»u at Dunsmuir on the fourth.
is «iang«*rous (o cross the old structure.
northwest coast ami is being well patronized. pass«*d through the valley lately, en mute
ing in excellent -hap«*. Thcr»» has k*en an
First-class cedar fen«*»* p«.»sts for s«xlc in
Those
wishing
to
s«*cur«
‘
a
first-class
and
for
8al«*m.
abs. nc«* of the hot, drying winds, and the
Th«* largest ami Iwst stock of d«*eds,
previous »•xcellent wheat pr«»s|H*«*ts continue. • ¡uantities to suit at the T imes office.
mortgages ami all kinds of real-estate ami thorough education at a reasonable figure
Henry
Klippel visite«l the metropolis last
Spring wheat had especially mad*- vast im­
Th«* brnlg«* gang of th«* 8. P. company an* legal blanks south of Salem is kept at th«* sh«»uld give th«* agrn ulturul c«»l!vg«* a trial.
week, returning in time f«»r the celebra­
provement. On July 1st th«- first Oregon repairing culverts, etc., in ttie valley.
T imes «»Hl •«• ami sold at Portland rates.
Mr Olwell’s big orchanl n»*ar Central tion hen*.
loaches were ripe ami shipped from The
point is in a flourishing condition, and he
At cost a first-class assortm«'ut of straw
ball«*». Cherries ar»* rip» in Grant county.
Teachers sh«»uld m»t fail to attend th»* n«»r- will s«»«»n hav.* th«.* reward of hi- «-nterpris«'.
Miss C«>ra Linn, who ha*« lw»«*n in Eug«*m*
Throughout th«* entire section the present hats. Call at th«* 8. F. Variety Store.
mal institut«* that will !»•• held at th»* Jack- Tli«'r«‘ i- no mor«* fav«»ral»l«* -it«* f«»r an orch­ for s«»m.*time pxst, returned home om* day
pros|M*vts are most flattering for a success­
s«»nvilb
‘
sch«»ol-h'»u*«*
this
month.
It
will
be
ard in th«' stat«», ami as th«* s«*l«*cti<»n *»f fruit this week.
G«*o. W. Elliott, well known In this vicin­
ful harvest.
interesting, beneficial ami instructive.
is of th«* very I h -.- i , th«*r«‘ «-an be no d«»ubt of
ity, is m»w /oustable nt Muutague, Cal.
P. H. Owings has returue«! from a visit t«»
B. S. rxot’E,
Coker A Miller’s new engim* bad th«* mis­ its proving very profitable whenever the Crescent city, Cal., where his son George is
V S. Signal Observer.
J. DcPe»boam has tw*«*n granted license t<» fortun«» to lx* run into a mudhol«» when fired trees conic iuto lu-aring.
now l«»«*ated.
retail spirituous liqu«>rs for six months.
up for the first time last vv«*ek, but was s«»on
F«»r a troublesome rough th«*rc is nothing
Georg«* L«x»sl«*y «»f Fort Klamath ¡*ass.*«l
extri«*at«*d, amt is now doing go«»«I work.
Elegant
straw
hats
f«»r
men,
boys
and
better than Chamberlain - Cough R«*mc«ly. through Rogue river valley for the north
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS.
children at th«* S. F. Variety 8t«»re at cost.
It
strength«*ns
th«'
pulmonary
organs,
allays
N«»vv that th»» 1th has e«»inn an.l gon«» th«*
on«» «lay last w«»ek.
Mi-«* Edna Gibson is teaching school at
Montlilx installments of $¡0 will l*uy a normal institut«* sh<»ul«i m xt «*ngr*»ss th«* at­ any irritation ami •■fl<*>*tually cures the cough.
It
is
c.-pc*-ially
xaluabl«*
for
the
«-«»ugh
which
rrus|»*ct.
tention
of
our
citizens.
It
will
b«*
h«*l«l
in
Mrs. W. G. Tanner ami <*hil<lren r«».*«*ntiy
bvus«* ami l«»t in T«»lo tr«»m 8«*ott Griflln.
Ja<*ks«»nvill«» ami «••»mm*-m•«• **n th«- 29th inst. — » <»ft«*n follows an attack «»f th«* grip. For return»*«! to M«»tt, nft«*r u ¡«l.-asant visit with
Mrs. j. c. Sheridan is vi-iting friends at
If you w«»ul«ll*»* ri.l *f chills ami f«*v«*rSim-
sal«* bv Dr. J. Hinkle, C«*ntral P«»int, and G. friends at Ashlaml.
R<.H. burg and will remain sometime.
Thousamls «»( **ur fri<-n«ls from every por­ H. Ha-kiu-. M«*dford.
Ui-U' I.ixer ie gulator is what y«»u m*«nl.
tion of southern Oregon w.-r«* in J.e kson-
IL R. Morris, ]). D. G. M . installed th«* of-
Chas. G. Rippry is al»«»ut again after his
Old pa|H*rs, in quantities to suit, for sale vill«* on the 4th. and it wouhl lx- imp«»ssiblv
John Caraghar, a merchant at Caraghar, ll«*«*rs of Ja«*ks.»nvill«* l«slg«* No. 10, I. O. O.
r«*eent illness, and is -lowly regaining lus at th«* T imes **fll «*. 50 cents a hundred.
to mention «•>« n a small portion of th«» num- Fulton Co., oht", -avsthat St. Patrick - Pill­ F., hist Tuesday evening.
wonted health
ar«' th«* I»« -t sclliug ¡«ill- h«* handlcb. Th«*
There was a fourth of July ¡»arty at Aiken’s Iwr.
C. W. Taylor am! B«*n, Haymond, county
r«*as«»n i-that tin y pr«»dtlcv a pl«*asant <*a-
1‘rof. V. G. Hurley deliver.*«! inter* sting mill and ex.*ryb««dy reported a g«»«xi time.
Ashland's company <-f tin* national guard, tliarti«- ••ff* «*t ami ar«..... rtain ami thorough in
oiinnis.-doners, were at th»* county-seat on
phr«*no|ogi«*al lectures to ....... l-si/.d uudi-
which
went
intov.impat
Eugen«»
last
vv-'-K,
official
bsuincss this w«»«*k.
Mi'S Delpha Ma.-t«'rson r«*c«*ntly closed a
their a«*ti«»n. Try them when you want a
en«*«»s at tins place last we«*k^
.-¡l-• es-ful t«*riu «»f s«*h«»ol in district No. 26. has return«*«! h*»m*- well pl«*as«*<l with th«- reliable cathartic. 1 -**r -ah* by Dr. J. Hinkl«*,
The
a«l'ir«*ss
of w«*lc<»m«* at th«* S.d«*in <*«1-
trip. Th«* b«»ys made an excellent aj»i»«*ar- Central Point, (i. H. Ha-kins, Mcdfoni.
L. G. Porter and wife «>f Prospect w.*re in
«•bration <»n th«* 4th xvas d«'liv«*r»*<l by ('«»I. R.
F. W. Sawyer of ph««t«»graphi«* fame has auc«».
town during the xv«*«*k. to«•■■n-ult a physician
11. M. Chaj'in of Josephine county has pe­ A. Miller of this pr«*cinct.
c*»n«*erning Mrs. p. » h«*alth, which has been been «<»mtu«*ting a gallery at Eagle Point.
Non«» of the property a.lv «*rtis«*d for sale by titioned th«* boar«! of trust»*«*« for the privi­
very poor lately.
Miss Emma Tolman last w«*ek start»*«!
For distr« s.-ing '*ppr«‘.ssi«»n and fullness in th«* sheriff f«»r tax**** was sold la»t Fri«lay. lege «»f running a tuuuel. «¡uit<* a distam*«»
Mrs. F. T. Frad« nburgh of this pla«-.* has the st**ma**h tak«* Simmons Liver ReguUt«?r. excepting th * par ***| tadonging to th«* Mc­ underground, diagonally across California with h«»r br«»th»*r (’rit. for Alaska, when* she
will remain until winter comes.
returned horn.* from H* nl.*y. Cal., wh.-r. she
F t xvak«*fulness. w«*akm*ss or lack of Mahon «-'tat<*. vyhich was bi«l in by Chas. street, l»<*tw«*«-n th«* building occupied as a
was in atteD'lan«*** at th»* bedside of her ♦•nergx Simmons Lix«*r R«*gulat«*r is a spe- Winters.
warehouse by Chri-. L'lridi ami th«- Pres­
Dr. J. M. Boyd has purchase«! th«« Or»*g«*n
iuoth**r, who is stricken with paralysis.
.•ltl*.
Merriman A L«*gat«* of M.*df«»r«l are selling byterian « hurch. Th« r«* is m* d«»ul»t l*ut Blmle of Fr«*«!. P. Cron«*inill«'r. Th«» latt«-r
what the dirt th«*r«» is rich ami that much will remove to Klamath county.
Work at th.- fair grounds mar Central
Millinery g«».sls at eo-t at Mrs. prim's. mowers, binders, rak**- ami «»ther farming
Point has alr.*a«iy begun in « arm-.-t, and th«* If v»u want Isirgaius in this liuc don't fall nuv hlnery am! implements «*hi*«ip<»r than gold will I»«' taken «»ut if th«* »-nt»-rpri—«• is in­
Jo. Million of A-hland was at R«»s«*burg,
augurated.
coming district fair will far -urj»a-- all for­ to cull.
any!»«xly in s«>uth«*rn Or«*g«»n. “bvving is ls»-
wh«»r«» h«* is «'«»ntemplating a business v«*n-
mer efforts nt giving an tutaquatv display of
lieving.”
•
Jacksonville carri**«| off th«* h*»n*»r- <»n th«* tur«». f«»r several days last w«?«*k.
the r«*s«»urces of th«* valley.
L**w Hal«* has I h -» ii install«*«! as foreman at
Ralph W. Rob.-rt' has been «l<»ing Routh«»rn 4th. Th«' «*r«»w«i h«*r«* wa- th«* largest that
('. W. Kahler will leax*«» forByln-e's spring-
th** 11. R. Brown ranch in Little Butte prv-
J L. Downing has been <>n th.* roa<l in th»* •*im*t.
Or«*gou ami n -rth* rn California «luring th»» ever asseml»l«*«i in southern Or«*g**n **n a lik«* on Evans ere«*k this w<*»*k. Th«» xvut«-r will
past w-.*.*k in th»» inteieM of a fir.* insurance oc«*asi<»n. Th«* pr«»gramnn* wa- fir-t-dass in in» «loubt In-m ilt him in«»re or less.
interest of the Southern Oregon Lumber and
\. Collins, of Illinois, w.is the guest «»f • •»mpaiiy. of whi *h h«* is now a district spec­ every particular au«i • arri«*«l «»ut t<> th»* letter.
Manufacturing Company of this p|ue«* «luring
Everybody wa- w«*ll ent«*rtaim*d ami went
G«*o. W. am! W. J. Wimer arriv«»«! fr«»m
the past w«*.*k, ami lias taken many <*r«i»*r- Pr *f \<.-t f Ro«*k Point «luring th«« ¡»ust ial ag**nt.
honm satisfied. Th«»-«* who -o patri«»ti«*ally (j»M.S county tills week ami will In- in this and
for fruit Uix*-, of which th«* <*oinpany will wwk.
J.
Churchill
A
Son
,.f
Yr«*ka.Cal.,ag»*nts
for
lent
thdr
a
—
i-tam***
!<»
th«*
•••-lehration
are
J.»s.
phin<* «-«»unties f**r a t«*w w«*»*ks.
turn out an immens»* numk*r «luring tin*
L. Send- r- of Albany last week bought a the «*elebrate«| Ja«*k Fr**'t fr« • z.*rs, hav«* sold highly compliment« «1 <»n th«* -u**<-.-— that
next f«*w months.
Arthur Langell «»f Klamath county has
numlw-r <>f h *rs«*s in 'outhern (>r«*g"U f«»r quit.* .i number «»f them in northern Califor­ att.'ii«!.*«! th. ir . ti«»rts.
ln*«*n in Rogue river va!l«*y during th«* ¡»ast
Th»* match ra«*»* l»*-!w«*«*n Fra«l»*nburg’s exp«»rt.
nia ami southern <)r.*g«»n. They are s«»coml
\. E. Amier.son, a •■•»mlii-tor »nth N.I’, we.*k, ami visit«-«! hi- *<»n at M**df*»rd.
stalli«»ii an.l liip|M*y - Cap. attracted a fair-
to none.
In
case
of
.
*.|i«-
in
st«»«*k
Simm«»ns
Liver
raiir«»«!,
last
week
purchased
f
*ur
a<*r«*s«»f
sized «-row«! t«> th«* fair grounds last Fri«!ay.
A«!.im S*hmitt attend**«! th......... I**!»iati*»n
M«-s.*»rs. Chiblers and Noah of Sam's valley the Orchard H«»mc tra» t f>*r ?l«»oo. Besides
The !utt**r added am »thcr race t«» his long R«*gulator will s.ive them. R. V. C"X, Had-
liav.'sold about 75,001) f«** t <f suj»«*ri«»r pine buying a building l«»t lying «-.«-t of H<*n. at Grant's Pass. H«* say- that it xva- a lin«*
string, »mt h.* earn»*«! hi- laur«*l.s after a big •|. m k’s Stu.
affair, th»* music !>cing • specially go«««l.
lumber to th»* S. <). L. A M. (’<»., Central point
struggle, winning by only 11 v«* feet.
Mi's Ros.- Wil-on, lut«' «»I A'hlan«!, is in to I m . manufa.-tur»*«l into fruit b«»x«»s at their Wiilar.l Crawfor«! - r*--i«l* n*-« in M* l!«*r«l. It
take- a railr«»ad boy, with hi- ■ *|*p«*rtunite s
E«!gar D. Rose of Pr *sjH*«*t was in the
th** dressniakiug busiue.-.- at the m«*tr«>polis factory.
f*»r observation, t«» know a g*»«**l thing when l*»w«*r valley this xveek on business connected
at pr«***«*nL
MINING NEWS.
h«* se«’s it. ami Mr. A. realize.I on sight that with th«* settlement of th»» Ellett estate.
Lakeview R«*b« kah «1« gr« •* b»«lg«* last week th«'
()r«*har«l H *im» tra« t is <!« -tim -l t«» prove
Th« r«* wa- a grand ball on Foot’s <*r»*«*k «»n .•|.*rte«l officer' a' f-*ll -w - Mt '. W. p. H«*rv-
A. I. Reuter and daughter hav«» been at
Notie«*.- for th.* |ocati*-n of pl.tc.-r an-1 th«* evening «>f th«* third, which was well ford. N. G. . Mrs. V. L. Sn»*lling. V. G.; Mrs. a -¡»lemlid investment f«»rany>-m*.
<’**|c-tin, but r«*turn»*«i «luring th«« 4»ast w*-«*k.
quartz mines, etc., for sale at th«* T imes of­ att«*u«l»*d.
T. J. Magilt«»n, S. < ., ami W. M. Towns, ml,
In almost every n«-ighboth** *«! th* re is as th«* xveathcr is yet too «»ool f«»r comf«»rt
fice.
som«* «»n«» or m«»r* j»«*rs«*ns wh«»se lives hav«* thcr«*.
Note-, .......ipts. due-bills, drafts, etc., in Tr«»as.
Th»* American Mining C 'd.*, standard au­ I.... k form, handy ami tlrst-clas.s, at th«*
been-axed by Chaml.H-rlain's ('«.In-, Ch«»lera
Th*» mail r«*ut«* from Lakeview to Paisley am! Diarrhu-a K«'m« «ly. «»r what haxe b»*«*n
thority on all .subjects |M*rtaimug to min­ T imes ••fllre.
Mrs. M.«x Mull«*r amt «Uuldreu will iq»«-nd
w ill I«- exp-- lit.-I ab«»ut August 1st n«*\t t«* *. ur-*l of <-hr--nn* diarrhti i by it. Huch several w«»«’ks
ing. water-rights, etc., is kept f* r sal«* at th«*
nf Crescent city, Cid..
1
semi-w e.-kly from a vv«*«*kly r«»ut«*. This is as
M" Henrietta Moore’s school on Sam's
T imes *» ffi <*»-.
having g*»uo «town this w«*«*k, via (»rant s
¡H*n»«»i«s
take
sj
....
ial
¡»l«*asur«*
in
r«*«*ommend-
rr*** k was c|<*se«l List xv«*« k, after a very suc­ it >hould I* . for that >«*«*tion is «l *vvl**ping tng th«* renmdy to «»th. rs. Th«* ¡*rai>> that
Pa-s.
I
Th
ns! rue t tan of th»* fiirna»*« at the cessful t»*rm.
rapidly.
follow- th«* introdu«*ti«»n ami u—* makei ;» it
«•iuuakir mines is giving employ,,., nt t«»
Miss May Gils.m ha* r«*turne«l from M«»n-
very
popular.
25
an.l
50
«-ent
bottles
Jaenby
A
Dungan
<
f
G<»l«l
Hill
last
vv.**
k
for
N. J. Welch, th** u* ll-kn«»wn timl*«*r crui-
nlM»ut ¿5 nr-ii an*l Mr. Sinn. th.• n. w -up. r-
county,
grmluat«*«!
m*»uth, P«»lk
.
..........
. when*
— . she
---- „
.............
-al«*
l*x
Dr.
J.
Hinkl«*
Central
Point?
uml
had
Surx.
yor
H
*w.ir«l
running
<»ut
lines
f.»r
0.
scr.has
return«*«!
am!
i-
n«»w
t*ngug«*din
pr«*s-
luteudcut, is pushing th» work.
with high honors from th»* normal school at
'
their !«*dg.* claims and have . ml»ark«*«l in th«- H. Haskin- Mvdf«»r«l.
¡.e«-tiug for «* oh 1.
that place.
A large party of« a-t.-rn capitalists ar»* «*x-
busim*>' .*f burning lime f**r market «»n a
H. B. Carter ami hi- - »n-, E. V. and F. II.
X. par-el «»f timber land !»elonging t«> th«- large seal»*.
|H*.*tcd through this r»*gi««n in a short tim*.
( has. Ni« k«*ll, editor of th«» T ime *, start«*d
Cart«*r,
"f
A-hlaml,
will
t*
g.-th«*r
have
<»v«-r
(
«*iitcr
«
st.it«*
will
I
m
*
sold
at
th»*
v«*urt-hourt<*
with a vi» w* of inventing in th.* many mines
f«»r St.Paul, Minn., last night,lx*ingadcl«*gato
We hav.* just print. <1 a number of m*w ami 15,(M.H) l»«»x**s of peadi*-- thi- sea-*»n, and ex­ t«» th«* National Editorial Asso«*lati«»n, wbi* h
h«*r«*ak uts. Miu.-rai experts think that the d«»«»r to-m«»rr<»w*.
first-class blanks, including transf.rs of pect to im*r«*<is«* th«* amount ••very year until
period of development <d tin* quartz mines
Fakirs <«f every deseriptHn are numerous liens. Th«» largest ami l»est stock «»f blanks their orchanis come ini*» full b« arlng. The • "uxeiies on th«» 14th inst.
of thin section ha» just l**gun.
in southern <>r»*g**n an«l our citizens should south of Salem can always be fouml at th«* am**unt ,»f fruit j*r<»<lu**«*«l thi- season at
Mr. and Mrs. Jehu Gum, n**w residents of
Th«*r» ar«* over 200 miners rep<»rt«*«l as I»*. |o« k *»ut for them.
A-hlaml ami in th«* ujqwr vall«*y will I m * Woodland. Cal., have la*i*n visiting at Ash­
T imes «»ftl •♦».
ing at tin* Diam«»n<l peak mim*- already. ami
enormous,
au«l
th»*
l»«*auty
*
f
th«
matter
is
land «luring th«> past w«»« k. They report
('»••••. Hay* who is m*w l«»< ate«l at Missoula,
A c. >rding to th»* publish d flnan*-ial rc- that th«» pri«-* - obtain»*«! will I».* g-.o«| and a very warm wcath.-r below.
k-f«»r«» th.* summer is over many anticipate a writ ' f«*r th«* T imes . H-* is doing well
j»*»rt «»f Lak«* <*«mnty. that
unty is ¡n d.-bt larg«* amount «*f <*a-h will !•*• ¡*la-< d in • -ircu-
grnutm* l»«»om. Tiler»* seem to b.. paying in his m*w horn«*.
t*» the .amount of $43.*27.72. hut has resour- iati«»ii in th»- «•■ »unty.
Mr. Sinn, superintendent of th«» ( innal»ar
mines there, and th»»-** who are lir-t « n th»-
on i; nc! for its liquidation am* unting to
mirn-s, was In th»* valley during the ¡»ast
Over lo<i pe .ple fr«»m different portions of
gr*-'iml reasonably expert t«» —««-in«- th. U -t
o\
**r
$10,000.
A
sugg«*Mi*»n
:
If
y**u
ar««
troubled
with
w«*«*k.
H«» is anxious to hav«* connection
|.» -.itions. Th«* ...................... »f gam«* ami 11—ii th**e *unty mad«* an <*.\<*ursion tu Cuh-st* in
rheumatism «»ra lain** l»a«*k allow us t • sug­ with this s«*eti<»n by wag«>n r«*a«i.
in th** vicinity attract many who hav«? uo on the Ith «*f July.
Th.* >outhl*oiiml tra u y. 't. r*lay ran into gest that you try th« f*-i!*-wing simple
csp.- tai interest in th»* mines.
W. J. Plymule, gram! truste«', ami Max
Dw< Ilers al«oiit the margin **f Goose lake a big pile <»f dirt vvtii h had slid" onto th«* r«*iu«*dy . ’Fake a ¡*i»-«-«* of flannel th«* 'iz.* of
Th** Aud**rs«»n quartz mine has levo run­ fe«*l b.-tt*-i sin«*«* th«* announcement that th«- track in the <’»»w er»*.-k «•anv«»n. injuring th»* two bands,siiturat«* it withChamlx-rlain’s Mull«*r,repr«»sentath«* of Bunner l*»«lg.» No.
s«»m**
*
t
th«»
trainmen
and
delaying
th«»
train
23.
A <). C. W . |.*ft f r Victoria y»*st«*r«lay to
ning th** ¡».ist fortnight <»n a tlfty-toii |*r«»>p-<*t lake will n*»t I. m * draim d.
Pain Balm uml bind it «»ver th«» sent **f
s«*v« ral hours.
att«'ml the session of tin* grami lodge.
from th«* Pilgrim min** **n Wagm r « i**.-k and
¡•aim
It
w
ill
1»
reduce
a
pleasant
warmth
ami
Merit deserves sucees»; h« m*«* the Plano
if it |»aus out as mu« h as S3 to th»*t«*nof
During th«- first day of th»- L«k«*v i. vv ra«-«-s relieve you .»f all pain. Many severe cases
Supt. Price, who att«*n«b-'l th«» s«»s.si<»n of
r«»«-k it is iimi<*rst«»«»d that th.* mine ha- Iwen niowlng-ma«-him*, binder and rak«’ar»* lead­ last w.-ek th** green tr-»t was w<»n by Nellie hav«« Iw.'u *,urc*l in this way. Th** I’aln Balin th«* State Teachers’ Ass«»«*iati*»u at Ya«|uina
ing
all
other»
iu
th«*
race.
•
sol«I t«» a joint stork ••«»mpuiy of whi«*h Su-
Murphy, p H. Murphy s fiy«*r, in 3 06*1 can b«» obtain«*«! fr-»m Dr. J. Hinkle, C«*ntral hiv, returnvi! h«»m«* in tim«' to celebrat«- the
p**rint« ud*mt Brandt ami Manag»«r Krhlrr of
John Sehumpf returns«! from Cinnahar in Th»* half-mil«- dash was vv«»n by Reid's L«*an Point, am! G. H. Haskins, Medford.
4th. He was well pleased with his trq’.
th«* (>. A C. railroad ar«* th** priu«*ipal stock­ respond* t a summons informing him of Bell»*, in 53*^.
A sure cur«» f-»r the whisky habit; Dr.
holder*.
Mi's M.imi«» Judg»-of P- rflaml an.l Miss
th** d«*ath
his mother.
Condm*t«>r C«»nsor will r«»cover from his Living***t«»n«»'> Anti«l«»te f«»r Drunkenm-ss will Etta Judge <4 Chico. Cal., w ho are rngag«*«l
Th«* xvrather has been «¡uit»* <*n<*| for th«* injuries r«*ceived at Lak«* Labish. and is n**w cure any case of the li«[U'»r habit in from in t«*l«*graphy at their resjiectiv«* places of
ni'-t ¡»art <>f th** wv«*k ami rain was t hr cut- so far «*«»nva|. s«*.*nt as t«» visit fri«*ml** at ten to thirty «lays, from th«* m*»«l«'rat»* drink­ r«*sid»*m*«*, ar«* visiting their ¡»ar«*nts at Ash­
Probate Court.
er to th«* drunkard. The Antld«»t«-can ta» land.
•*n«*«l a* we went to press.
differ« nt point*.
The f*»11«»wing ¡»r«»*•»•«•«lings hav«* taken
giv.*n in a «*up of c«*!T«*«' without th«* kn«»wl-
J *hn H«*rl**rger. th«» well-known «‘Arpenter,
pl.i in tin-» «*«»urT Judg«* N**i| presiding
Sam. Van D«*r Sol, th«* liv«* advertising t*«lg«> of th«* |N*rs<»n taking it. Th«* Antidote
Dr. J S. Pars«»n *f Ashland, «*«»unty
has been busily engaged on th«* n«*w building agent, js>m-d n«*at j*r»gramm«*s for th«* will n«»t injure th«* h«*alth in any way. e«»ron«-r, was in Ja«*ks«>nvill»* on M*»n«lav. a«*-
sin* th«* last r««|M*rt **f th«* T i . me >.
f«»urtli of July '•«*!. brati**t>s at Jacksonville Manufa«itur«*d by th«» Living-top « h«*mi«*al <»om¡»ani«*«l byHon.G.IJ. R-*b«*rt**«»u «4 Y reka.
In the matter <»f tie* «*state <-f Jacob L. iu th«* r«*ar«»f th«* C. 8. h«»t«*l.
W -rl«>xv, de«*eus«*'l.
Mary E. W«»rlow nj*-
William Patterson, of Ashland, will repre­ and Ashland. whi«*h w.-r«* well ¡«atronizvd by Co., San Francise«», Cal. S »1*1 bv E. (’. Cal. Th«* latter was «Ichghte«! with our
¡H.inte«l • x«*«-utrix under th** will.
Brooks. Jaek.-onvill« ; Mill, r A Strang. Med­ valley.
sent his i.wlge of th«* A. O. C. W. inthegraml our business men.
Estât«* of John E. Ross. H»*aring «»f ¡»eti­ b»«lge at Victoria n«*xt week.
The county «-«»mmissi..m*rs hav. appr«»,»ria- ford, Oregon.
Miss Ida Curtis of South B<*n«l. Iud., who
tion for sal«* of r»*al property «*«»ntinu**d.
Great «T.Mlit Is «Im-to th** members **f the f«»rm«»rly reside«! in Jaeksonvill«», xvas rc-
Estat«* of Humu*d (’enter. Sal»* of r»*alty
Th«* residents of Lak«* «-r**«-k district held a t«*«l $150 for th»* impr«»v.*m» nt of th«* m vv
road
in
Trail
«
reek
pr.*<
im*t,
whl«
h
will
I
m
*
committ»*«** who )ab«»rwi - • • fll**i« ntlv ami p«»rt«*d seriously ill ut last a«»<*ount*. Her
confirme«! ami H«liululstrat<»r ord»*re«l to pl ni*- on th»* ith inst.. which wa-* duly en­
expended uml* r th«* sti|»«*rvision «•( L. J. earnestly for th«» success of the celebration many friemls her«* h«"»pe to h«»ar * f her early
inak«* d«*e«l.
joy I by those in attendance.
Mar k, ron«i supervisor.
in Jacksonville. Their numlx*r was not «•'»nvalescenc«».
Estate «»f Innes Elb-tt. Sam», as al»«»v«*.
Mrs. T. Bablwin has returned home t«»
Estât«* of Allwrt An«b*rson. Final *+«*ttle-
large, which mad«» th«*ir w*»rk all th«* m*»r«»
Senator Mit«*li«*ll xvas a pas-«'ug«*r on the
Br«*wn'b*»r«»
from
»*ast
of
th«*
mountains
S.
C.
B.-a*
h.
late
of
th«*
Lakeview
Exami
­
ni«*nt of administrator approved.
er«*ditabl«*. Among th«* la«li<•- w«* may a«.*«»«>rd
ner. has bought th-- p>l»-pnilting btisim's <>f special m«*nti'»nt«> M*--«lam«*- Miller. Flyimil.- s<>utlib«»un«l train «»no «lay r«»e«*ntly, on his
Estat«» of Sarah A. F«>r«ly«*»’. Sam«* «>rd«*r aft«*r .i ¡«1« usant visit there.
way
to San Francisco, ths veteran scribe.
as al»ov«‘.
D**ii t fail t*> buy a lot in Nickell's addi­ E 4. Swop«* ..f Portland. He is i.ot «»nlv a ami t’lrb-h of the dinner •»mmitt«*«» ami
Estate of Enos Batwock. Sam«* order as tion t«» M»*«lf*>r«l. Th«» trait a«ijoin* the thorough printer, but has th»* ability to h**i«l Mi"«*.- McCully and Devlin ■ f the <•.»mmitt«*«» Charley N«‘well, n«»xv n «••<*r«*tnry of th«* V. S
th»* business «.f the firm.
above.
• we.-t boumlary of that t*»wu,
«»n par.vie. Messrs. Bl«»oin«*r, Jacobs ami senate, ac«*ompanying him.
Estate of F. B. Langell. Same as alx»ve.
«»tli«*tsalso r<*n«l.*re«l «-x«*»*llcnt service.
H.-nry F. Bailey of Ib «l Oak. I«»wa, is ¡'uy-
Mrs.
j.
Young
wh«»
«*<»mluct«*d
th.*
Central
Estate «>f th** minor heirs of Ju-ks**n Ra­
W. T. Stanley
engage«! in th«» work of Point h«»te| for Several mouths last y«*ar,
Ing relatives on F*»«»ta crock »( visit at pres­
der. RejH»rt approve«! uml guardians «lis. • I’-vehqting his mines on Evans <*r«*«*k. sin«*«» di«*<l
Sheriff Birdsey a f*-\v day- sin«-«* r«*»‘«'iv»*d ent. H“ xvas in southern Oregon ab<»ut 13
at
her
horn«*
in
Siskiyou
«
oiinty.
(
al.,
a
charge«!.
th«* cl«*s«* of his school ut Wimer.
f«*w days since, Sh»* was in charg«* <»f a ho­ intelligm«*«* from th»* • «-t‘ < f the a«*cid»*iita1 years .Lg«\ ami is much surprise«! at the
Estate of minor heirs of Wm. Gaiiwy. M i-
drowning at Kan^i-<*ity M * d hi*. < **u*in. gn'ut chauges which hav«* taken pUce since
tel at Montague at th«* time.
Prof.
C.
F.
N>ss«
’
,
late
of
Ashland,
is
now
bala Anu Gainey appoint«*«! guardiuu.
Theodor.* T. Bishop, a young man who had
• •ngag»*d at th«» San Jose ••«•mm«*rciiil school
Daniel H<»dg«*s of Long Branch, north J just llni.-h»*d hi- <mll»*g«' «*our-* . and wh*. was then.
m the <-<q«a* ity of writing master.
th** river, this w. < k ma.le a mineral filing <»n ent.*ring upon a rar.-.-r of us. fulm-ss. He
Toni C1emm«'ns ami 8. A. D Higgins went
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Th«» county commissioner*’ court xvas in a Ie«|g<* of the finest reil paint that has v.*t was <*mpl«»y••*! in th«...... niptr*»ll*-i s • *flh*.* <.f to Grant’s Pass W«*«lncsday night. Th«» lat-
l^«*n
fouml
in
the
valley.
H«*
thinks
<»f
th**
K.<
.,
1-.
S.
,Y
M
railr**a<!
at
Kansas
citv,
t«-r
has ap|»li«*d for on«» «»f th«* railr<»a«l ***»m-
-ess|on this we«*k. Full proc«H»dings will ap-
developing it at an early day.
and his death arose from tIn* capsizing <>f*a panv's thr«*e-thousnml mil«* ti**k«*ts, as h«*
Th»* following deeds hav«* I.... .. re«*ord«*d p*»ar in th« next issue of the T imes .
small boat which he was rowing <>n th** Mis­ tlml's that his tran*|x»rtatb>n bill is running
iu th«* ofti -e <*f the *ounty recorder sine»* th«*
Mrs. C. Sexton am! Hardy EllifT nr«* ¡»ro­ souri river. having
The Shasta valley farmers hav«» l*»en slip­
tak«*n a numb* r <»f little up higher «*v«*ry week, ami that b«* cannot
„taken
lust report of the T imes
ping into this «*«»unty of late, picking up se, uti ng their «lm*s Infor,, the court of children ■>ui for a i■ *w.
uff«»r«l to j»av th«* usual rates.
«lairns at W.ishiugt* L city, ami hav.* a fair
I’ S ¡.at'-nt tn H L F«*gg; 160 a< r*•- in Twp iiogs to devour their crop of crickets.
show of making good their losses during the
33 S, R 2 E
Imlian troubles of th«* «*arly days.
Chapter 1
Weak, tired, n«) appétit»».
U 8 |mtent to Ed war« I Mauxill; 160 a«*r«*s
1 Bail a Severe Attack of Catarrh
H // >
f Off
Chapter 2; Take H«»od's Sarsaj«arilla.
in Twp 37 S R 3 W
E. C. Spannaus ami wife *f Bogus, Cal,
Ami Iw'ram«» so d«»af I «•«•nl«l not h«*ar a «*<»m-
Chapter 3 : Str«»ng, « h»*vrful,hungry.
F C Homes t«» Ourlii Million, ami JohnW.
mourn th** I os-, of their 15-y«*ir-ol«i son Fred­ When ' "ii «-.«ii u- « h *. EN IRE A<
m«»n <*<»nv«*rsati'»n. I suffer«»«! t«»rrihly from
Farmer; 9.26 acres m Twp 39 s, r 1 p. $1.
Th«» ball given ut R«»s«»'s hall on Applegat«* die, who di**d 'ast week, after a short illness.
roaring in my heatl. I pr«»cured a ls>ttl«» of
if -t trull <
N t, •
4\*1 i
John ( ' T< *1 man to Jas < ' Tolman : undix id
was w«*|| atten«b*d and ¡ miss «*»! « >ff pleasantly. H» wa' a bright ami inf. lhg.-nt b«»v ami will th»
Ely's Cr«*am Balm, ami in thr«»e v^k*«
Me«iioi«i lot ii SAME «•-!• • ’
♦••I *1 <»f 120 a**r«*s in Se«* 12, Twp pl S, R J F, The rnusi«* and supper were excellent.
I m * s«»r«*ly miss. «1 m th.* home circle.
<*«»ul«l
h«*»ir as w« 11 a- I «'V« t r«»ul«l, ami n«»w
Nickel '- A*.d turn j in- Mv.iio* i
W M. $.’>00.
I can sax t«»all w*ho ar«* afflicted with the
tern
«
<»i
porn
11*
n
line
k
>n
i
.
•
•
<
•
i
A
f«*v
e««pi«*s
of
th«*
Amori«*an
Settler
’
s
Coinnmnder Ballington Booth
¡»a^«va
Edward Ashley t«» M C Curri» r . t m*res in
worst
of «li-«*ns'*s, <*ntarrh, tak«« Ely's Cream
Guide, standard autlmrity on all land mat­ through on th** n*»rthlxmml train with a (¡inland heal»!:! i I >< ..¡«on, :•» d /
Two .3H S, R I W. ?li»JO.
Balm ami lx« cur«»<t. It is w«»rth $lfMKHo any
number «>f th«* h a.ling lights of th»* Balvation stone’s throw «»It - Viedi*»r I -co
Max Pra* ht t** Kat«* A Rankin; lots 3 A I. ters, may I m * found at th«* T imes office.
man, woman <>r child suffering from Ca
Army last week. «*X'-iting « «»nsid.-rabh* in­ The bin«! is p» it;, i.l «. ;y adai led
Blk 2.1’raeht's Alaska a«l*liti«»n Ashland ; $225.
Willamett«* hop-buyers an» contrm ting for
tarrh.— [A. E. Newman, Grayling, Mich.
culture, and errat r. i rn- a * ni l
E D R* s.«, administrat«»r t<> John A Sals- tin» coming crop at th»» current figure of *25 terests at the dej»«»ts along th«* route.
ize«l the'»* tr in « l*w »•••
pl
trom ; NE\. S.** 20. Twp 32 S, R 3 E. $*30. «•♦•uts ¡H*r p«mmi for merchantable h«»ps.
A.
S.
Johnson,
<i«-puty
county
HsscsM/r,
re
­
pr'.iie-, ¡*»-a* b<r q». , ♦* * .
i'atarrh
Trustees Medfor«! L«*«lge N«>. 23 I o o F t**
ports fimiing several th«»usam! a«*re> of ¡am!
Th«» ablest physicians <»f th«» ¡'resent age
I Wo oi n - i vs .• ;i < •
•
i U h ( i i • t«r.
town of Medford ; 2 acres in Twp 37 S, R 1
S»*ttl*-f- on th«* unsurv«*ye«l land* nt th»* in th»- uj*j». r R«»gm* rlv» r section which was
recognize catarrh as a blood diseas. which
tr«'iu
ci'y
ti
x*
-
tit
u»
i
n
h
»•
g
«
r
a«
W, for cemetery.
h«»ad of th** riv.-r an«l opposite Flounce rock ♦*nter« d during tLn* past year ami will this
• lisia«'«-* fr- m th t u*- i e - i «u i u» ...I :.|r«t aggravates th«» mucous surfa«»«». Moor.*'s
arc beeoiniug more nunjvroub every day.
season I m * assessed f *r the first time.
lord, while th«- I <• • '«*n\i
-I* -It rd rjtd- R<*v»*al«‘«i R«*m«*dy nurifies the blood, restores
Religious.
J. D. M' Gee is said t*i have inv«**t«»d iu
William Mayfield of the Meadows hus re­ road will run through the I «ml n* ar ilit- h* alth to th»» aff«»«»tcd mrinbram»s, stops
offensive discharges an.l corrects the breath.
Rev. M C. Alendge <»f M*-«if«»r«l will hold lunukir mining pro|»ert) near Cottage cently »ent t«> San Francisco for assay northern bound;«! \
several s|>«'«-im**ns from a 1«*«lg»- of s«»m«*
It has Ir en laid out m *r • r- <»f fi\ e For sal«» by all druggists.
servi« csat th»* M. F - hurch in Jacksonville Grove, «m the • «ast i«»rk of the Willamette.
acres
ait.i
l«-*>s,
ami
will
b
so
d
at
very
• •n th«* 4th Munday of every month, at 11
.. rt a-
Comlm-t*»r Fred. Wall lately r««newo«l a«*- heavy <»r«* which In* in common with «»tliers
sonable rates on the most 1 .v r ihle terms,
o'clock A. M.
It cure* h«»a<lachc only—Preston's H«*d-
quaintam*.* with Rogue river valley friends, thinks may prove to be rich in silver.
Viz:
one-third
in
cash,
oi»e-ibir«i
in
<»ne Ak«*.
Martin
M*
Dom»ugh
Is
breaking
a
numln»r
R* \ . F Watry's uppointiuents f«*r July arc while passing through the valley on a special.
of th«* highbred steppers at the McDonough yeur, and balance in two j<a-s.
as follow-: Fust SuU'lax at Ja* ks«»uvilln at
For liutl»« r particu>.«i> .- p) I. r*» any rep-
J. D. Chap|»ell of Gobi Hill wa* in the up-
‘J a . M. and 7 Jo i* M. ; M»*«lf« r I at 1«» 30 a m p *r valley la-t week, soliciting orders for the ranch with tin* intention of entering some of utable r<- «l-estai»- deal« r. uln> will ?ak«
on sani«* duy. s*-«*«»ml Sunday, Grant’s Pas- Him fr m his kiln, which is of fine «¡uality. them in the fall ra«*«*s at th«* coming distri. t l»le «aiire in -h<»\* i g’ouib <d inim .
fair.
Third Sumlav. Ju* k'* nvilh*. at V> a . m am!
Highest of all in Lenvv
Yreka lodge of Knights ■ t Pythias will
7 .3or M. Fourth Sunday, A-blaud.
ft i- r
rtM that th«» S. 1‘. auth«*ritie.-*
A First class Eiitertainmt.ut.
nî*-input* •bunging the dinu«»r station publicly install its officers on the « veDin< <»t
The following are R«-'. R. Ennis' a¡ ¡»*>int-
July doth. A grand ball will follow. L. L.
The K« «*ne dramatic troupe gave a |n rb»r-
rnrut^ On every Sunday im ruing. « x«*vpt- tr m Si»s«.*n.-> to Dunsmuir m a »hurt time. Merrick of Ashlaml ami J. E. Enyart of
Bianre at the
H««ll’last Wo.lm h lay • v« n
mg the third, h** will 1*1/1 s««rvi *»-s at th«
Bananas, /-ranges, lemons, candies, nuts. M« «lfor«l ar«* ni«*ml»« r* of th** invitati«»n «*«*m- Ing. Owing to thcHtormx weather un<i tn
Pr»-sl»xt»rian **hur«*h in Phönix; »*n third • ’ , a!wax' fr*-b am! first-« lass, at the 8. mittee.
fact that tin* p« «»pl«* ha«l Imid y- n-niv«*.-«,
Sunday morning at Ja< k*«*uxill»* .»mi »*x»*n I . Variety Store. The nicest stock iu th«
the cdvbratioi». «»nix a lair-»i/***l au«ll
Mi" Laur.i Ni'-hoh an*l Mi" M.iggi«* E«l- fr.tin
Suiulav •*v«*nmg h»* will pr«a- h at th* Tn^si.y. valley.
i«-*- was i*r« ‘■••ni. • l h- l>.t\ - -.t 49 Jim«|uiii's
m<»ns*»n ha«i a narrow escape from >«*ri'*us e >lill«*r's
ucll-kiiown drama, wa- put on th«-
terian church at Ja«*ks«uivti|.*.
Mrs. M. E. W. rl‘»xv has been appoint«*«! injury in a runaway r*-'tilting iu a 'niash»*«l- b«»arda. As might have b«« n «•rp«vt«*d. tc
o—
‘*\er ,*ri\ J th'- estât«» of Ju»'*»b \\«»rl'*w, d«* up «-art, one «lay la-t w. * k, m ar Eagl* point. piny was tulmirably pr« K.*nt«d ami «*v.*i-vn,M|y
Joaquiu Mill* r Sue 1.
.»••as. *1. an.l gives th«* usual notice in another Neither >**ung lady was .■)i.*U'lv injur«*d. h a?» wi ll please«!. 1 he prefoi*in«*rs ac«|uitt«*d
t lu-ms« IV« s quit«* «Ti'dihiuiy am! -pareti no
however.
Oakliud. < 41., July 3.—Tlj.f
• suit -olumn.
pains i<» pleas«* tlicir pair«»ns. Even thni'gh
The Iwar l • f trustees met Iu regular se$-
I t ight iu *ho HU|» n-'r ■ "Urt *• ■ lav. The
tm-y
wer«* uot as numerous as they should
G«*«>. S'-humpf nud his family w» re on th»»
. " ' I : r
i
H. Mttler. X i', '-i >n last Tu'*'*lay evening, President Reuter way to then farm «»n Appl*«gnt»* wh»*ntb« y have been. Of th«* Gag«»-KePn«* company,
wtricb
RppF’flrcd h« re a few months sg«. were
"ha* - iu a u»iu*»' H" « b i kir ■« n ■ uth«« pr»* »idicg. No bu-iu*.»c5 vl tU’iUi impvTtaac*» were **x*rtak«.»u by G* *. L- v., wh * inf »rm«»4
M’sa Car«jlint»G»ge. K« nt Thomas, Geo. IHllver
•b~ 3 u' ••
r b ! AUtn-li ■ un*y «« ■ «me up.
them of the dM’b of Mr. 8. s ui tb*r. Ib* • ad wife. Meaeert Lloyd an} N«*»»dbam. Mr
eae^mocraiK^iints
HERE AND THERE.
lù: t er. l.y C H Miller :»
J. N. anl Andrew Tsr»lUlg^r e«d Jolju
• orli t -.r
J- j ' i ' uu Mlllor. tbc p?»t ot ib? GagjP?a of
aru at
making
tlHrrir. Mr. MllJor ûwn» three acre* cl ♦h«» rounds ut the lav^-Ud
Ip Elauj-
UüJu .r
UlgUaul l'urli Con.'K'', aud uth cowry.
thlrlu- ■ .atri'"« i tv o-,U toO. C. L j—a f>'r
Lakevj.»w had oq .) ..f «¿a most ru«'£u$sful
lliXWtBa'r.-
Mr L-gan paid 4W5 i > b ’be
• ud aud tb 'U f .Bl that Joaquin, wbono
th'-r naiuo is Ciwinnatua H- tn-, Mill'r
• 'Ul'l not givo him a clour title, und n"w lie
~u - for Ilio d. jH.rit. I.ogan forni'rly rc
'id'-'l in Juck—'iivillo ni»l Is th«* father "f
( du . W. L "gun. lately of Asbluud.
Installation.
At a si c«*:.il me ting «»f Jack -**nvill»* L"dg»*
N". lo. I. (». O. F. hel«i **n th»- - xening f
til«* 7th iUHt.. R. K. M *rri-. D D. g M . in
stalled th»* f*'il«»wing «»IÌÌ - -I' f**r th» .-n-ui’.g
t*-rm: W C. DvtiefT, N. G. ; John Arnold. V
G ; S. J. Dav, R»»<*.
; H. V. Ii«*lm?,l'fune.
WbflicQ.
Bev. M. C. Alcndgc auuouutcs a basket
meeting for n«*xt buuday at tbu Antelope
ch
’inh wli-'o B io cxr<?etcd that Rewrcuds
*•1« t rations m the Ulatojry of tUe towu. and Lewis
of Ashland an<I Coleman of Medford
¡»resented a holiday api**aransA al] day on
will he in attandam’«» aud some •*X'*«*ll.*nt ser­
th»* fourth.
mons delivered.
Th«* S. F. Variety St or«» had California
M. A. Smith's vapor baths <»n Carter rr«*ok
I**-a* h*•' and apri >ts fnr th»* 1th «»f July have ••\'***ll«*nt accommodations for th»*
trad«*. They •. -t only 15 cents a |»<>uud de­ traveling public this s* as.,u. and will doubt­
ll ver«»« I h«*r«*.
less I m * largely patronize«!, as th»»y ar«-among
O> ir M Km x "f Jos«»i'hine county has the very Best. Mark will spar«* n«» pains t«>
l-**n in Klamath county quit»* recently. mak«» this a favorit** r -«*rt.
I - king f<»r land whereon to tmttle am! I»uii«l
Th«? m-w system **f wat.•¡•-works. j*ut in at
himse-lt a in m«*.
Yr.-ka l»v Mrs-rs. Van- «*. \ut. nri«*tti A ( hur-
Th** «•••l«*brab‘d Plano mowing-nia« hine, rhill at an « xpens«* <*f
furnishes an
binder ami rak«* has gained a reputation abundant*«* «*f the I m st water by pumping
wh. r V. r a-* «I. McnilUMUà» V«4>U* (4 M* 4- from th«- undrrgroun.l current «vf ln.*ka
tVXU tf-vp tfct’IB.
•
crvtk mu nguTvvip uwu tut twc.
rt-»uforced l»y nine other la«!i«s and g«*ntk>
Ui D. among w hom an- ©cx-eraf x«r.v good ¡»re.
t«»rmtTb. wecuQ assure tim* most«j «bent
tr«»urn that they may cxpixt much better
tr«*atiDvnt when they coiue again. th«-y are
certainly welcome.
Legal Blanks.
A full as-ortm« nt of blanks for th
of justh-es of th«* pea«*«» ami «'onstables can
always be f.»un«l ut the T imes nffl.*..; a^(l
deed*, mortgage-, bills of sab*. Rases,
m«'«»hani'.* s liens, b<»n«lsum! . v. ry b gal blank
g«*n«*rally us«'«l in Or»*gon. Th««ya
aft«*r th«» latest and b«\-t
.-«•l«i at P'.'rtlam! ¡»ri* »*.-.
•ity for sending a wax* for
------ --- ----------
AT 1A< KSOX VILLE.
Th«* memory of th«* last fourth of July
<’«»l«»bration at this ¡»la«*«* was yet fresh in th«'
minds <»f our p«*«»pb- wh«*n th«* subj« <-t of
having «un* this y«*ar that shouhi eclipse all
former efforts in that lim* was brom died, ami
thcr«' xv* r** many wh«» «li«l m»t hesitat«» to
advance th«* * »pinion that it xvoul.I I m * futil»*
t«» end«*ax«»r t«» «»iitdo that of tw«> y.-ars ag«».
when <'Xi*ryb«>«ly vot«*<l the ounty-seat to I m «
IN HAM's VALLEY .
th«* proper ¡»lac«* t«» get uj< a general celebra-
Th«* pcopl«» of Sam s vall«*y fairly <»ut did
ti«»n ami .*v«*ryl»«»«lx <*aim* t«» <*nj«>y it h»*r«-.
It now aj»j»«*ar-as if th«* mer«* fa**t that all th'*ms«*lv«*s in th«* «•♦•h*brati«»n <>f this mem­
wer«* so delighted with their reception ami orable «lav. Early iu th«* m«>rning th» «*r«»w«l
entertainment on that occasion in-ur«*«i tx»gan to gather on th«* Is-autiful grounds
and by t'*n «»'«•!«• k
«•ven a greater sU'*«*«-.-s last Satur«iav, if stn-h pr«*par«*<l for th«*..... ..
a thing were ¡»««ssibh*. The scarcity of it *eem«*«l that evi-ryixxiy and ni«»re,too,were
th«*r«\
Dr.
A.
C.
Stanl«-y
|>r«*Ki«l.*.| *»v«*r the
r«*udy -*ash in th«* community at first l«*d th«*
Csstoria curse Colic, Constipation.
“Cast orl a i<« r.o vr.-ll adapted to children that
••'»mmitt«'«* to f.-ar failur«* after the matter affair with his usual urbanity. The music
Sour Stomach, Iharrh<ra. Eru«*tati«»n,
r recommeml it an superior U) any prescription
Kilts Worm*, give* *l««ej>, and promotes dl-
was well under way ; but by um*easing efforts furnish«*«! by th«* junior band«»! M<-«!f*»r<l was
known to me *’
JI A. A bckkb , BL D.,
gMtion.
»•v.-rything was g«»t ready in lim* styh* for th«* highiv appr« <*idt<*'l. Th«* s«mgs l»v th«* <*h<»ir
Ill
So.
Oxford
SL,
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.
Without injurious medication.
am!
the
prayer
by
R«*v.
J.
A.
Sl«»v.*r
wer«*
al**«»
l«*«*ej.ti.*n of th«* gr«*at «*row«l that «-aim* to
well spok«.»n of. Th«* d«*« laration of imi«*-
Jacksonville <»n th«* nation's birthday.
The customary s|«»ep-disturbers wer«* pendeno* was re.ul by S«*«»tt Morri« iu a
“ For several years I have recommended
“ The use of ‘Castoria* is so universal an«i
your * Castona.' aud ah.-JI always continue to
booming by f*»ur •• «-l«»**k a . m ., and ¡»«*oj»le manner which was chara<-teristi<* of him.
Ita merits go well knuwn that it seems a w«»rk
do
fK) as it Las invariably produced taueliciaJ
The
address
by
Pr«»f.
W.
J.
Stani«*y
was
d«*-
of
supererogation
to
endorse
it.
Few
are
the
from every portion of southern <)r«*g'»n «*«»m-
rcaulu.”
intelligent f&mihes who do not k«*p Cabtvna
m»*m*«*«i arriving at an »arlv hour. Th«* R. I liv«*r«*<! in a pleasing manner and w . ls well
within
easy
reach
"
E dwin F. P ardkb . M D.,
R. V. 11. R. -ii«l an immense business al! «lav, . ......iv«*«l. An«! th«* <iinn«*r well, th«* writer
v ' aklos M artyx , D. I>.
The Winthrop, ' 125lh Street ami 7th Ave.,
hauling «*arloa«l aft«*r carl«»a«l. (>i«l S**l was in [can’t flii'l words with whi«*h to d«*s*Tit»«* it -
New York City.
sufll«*«*
it
to
say.
was
su«*h
as
«»nlv
th»*
ladies
dulgent f*>r om*<?, and th«* day was |H*rfv<*t;
New Yurtr. City.
Laie I'a^tor Bloomingdale Reformed Church.
just th«* right t**tnpHtur«» ami not enough dust of Karn’s vall'-y an«l vicinity «an pnqMir«»,
Th«* table
to I h * <lisagr« «»b|.-. Th«* town xvas literally both m quality and quantity.
tlllixl with visitors, th«* «-r'W«l lx*ing «-stima- fairly gr<»au«*«l und*-r the <*li'»i«*«*st «l<?!ica«*ies
T hk C cntath C ompany , 77 M vkhae S thcxt , N ew Y obs
t«*«l at four thousand | m * oj »I«*, and when th«« of tin* s«*ason, ami if any om- w**nt away hun­
lim* of parade was formed, th«' procession gry it was his own fault. Ji«»rs.*-ra«*ing an«l
•w«*pt through an unint«-rupt»*«l Line of «»b- «iam-ing wer«* th«* f«*atur«*s -»f th«* aft«*rm»oii >
s« rx«*rs through its wh«»l<* length. Th«* fa­ sport. Not an int«>xi<*at<*d man was s«*<*n . i
rad«* was th«« most Iwautiful ami «*omj»let«* during th«* «lay. All things «••>nsider«*d th«*
< v*-r seen in s«mtb«»rn Or«*g«»n. N«-v.*r wer«* «•••l«*bration was a d« *-i«ie«l sn*•■•♦ ss, and
th - American symbols of Justi«*e, LlB-rty wouhi reflect rrclit iq*«>n any community.
and l’ca«*«* mor«* hands«mmly ami appropriat«»-
AT GRANTS PASS.
ly r'*pr«*s«*nt«*d,or w«*rc the colonies and stut«*s
<*hara<*t,*riz»*«i by mor«* Ix-auty <»r gra«.*«*,
Everything ¡»ossibl«* ha«l bo«*n «1* n»* by the
whib- th«* little girls in their dainty dr«*ssvs < '»mmitti es having th«* matt«-r*»f a celebra­
am! Ix*«?<»mhig wr«*aths in tin* ••sisterhood” tion in -barge at th«* Pass, am! th«* result of
float |»rox«*«l that they will so«»n lM;c«um* dan­ th«*ir lalx.r.' buri»as*»«*«l general «*.xjx <-tati'»us.
gerous rivals f«»r their larger &ist«Ts, xvh<>, Through th«* wbol«* day th«* crowd was en-
r«»b«'d as Grecian mui.lcns, flll«*«i the other turtaim*«l in a manner gratifying to cvvry-
car am! ac«’entuat«*d th«- fact that the .•««unty- Ijody. Th«» musi<- by th«* Grant's Pass cor­
seat yet -tumls pre-eiuinent xvhen feminine net l»an«i was d«*.s«*rving of extended noti«*e,
beauty is the obj«*ct
et s«jught
sought . Misses. Agm*s for th«* iHjys never play«*«! better, nor was j
Devlin, Fannif» Nunan ami Berni- Cameron, th<»fr musi«* ever mor«* appreciated. The
(io'l«l«*SS reading of the «b*«-larati<>n «»f IU'b»[M*n<i«‘n«*(‘ I
ar‘
*’ur Spring l'.'JI pnreliaMr-.
Yon
resp«M*tively personated Justh*
of Liberty and Angel «>f p««a«*«*, while by Miss A'ldi«* Colvig was «•.X'*.*«*«hngly well L.lLIIDu
will
tin-l
them
the
Latent
Stvle
;m<l
I
’
attern.
J.
John Orth ami William Sommers «•red- «lone, and th«.* oration by that v«*t»*run *>f 4th
itably re|»r«*s<*nt«*d th«» Army and ’ Navy, of July orators, Col. Geo. H. Currey, was
F«»rty-four littl«« girls app«»nre«J for th«* listened t«» tbrough«»ut with the «-!os«*st at­
THE NEW WASH FABRICS ARE
galaxy of stat«*-, xvhile the thirt«»«*u or- tention, which is a sufficient compliment to
iginai c«»l«»nies f«»und representatives iu ¡»ay any sjieakcr. All who ¡»arti'-ij»at.*<l in
Misses Josj«» Nunan, Anna Orth, Mamie th«* bounteous lasket dinners «>n the gr«»un«l
Linn, «Snow Autenrcith, Kaj^e Plymule, were of th«* opinion that all the good «'«»oks
Eos»* Luy, Laura Luy, Emma Ju«lg«*, m Oregon liv«* in the vicinity «»f Grant's Pass.
Mami«» Day, Laura Judge, Curri«» Crime­ Th«* Imsvbali match lietween the k»«*al t««am
miller, Lulu Jones ami Kate Reed. Another an«l th«* Roseburg nine was of great int»»r«*st,
handsom«.» f«*atur«* «»f the parud«» whs the and when it was learned the home boys ha«i
representation of th«' commonwealth of Ore­ <*oim* «»IT victorious the gr«-at«*st enthusiasm
gon, by Miss Minnie B v I mm *. Robed in beau­ prevailed. The various amus«*m«*nts on the
tiful uml l»<‘«*«»ming attire, sh«» <jcciq»n*«l a <*ar grounds «luring th«.* day were vvte«l asm «*«*sb
which was Iw'decked with many of the chief and the ball at th«» opera-hous<* in the ex« n-
ing was a tr«.*at long to lx* r«*membered.
produ«*ti«»n- of our pr«»u«l young stat«».
The little boys with their own music to
AT ASHLAND.
march to w«*r«* in tii»*ir element afoot, an«!
The celebration pass«*<l off pl«*asantly. The
the way that Waiter Voting blew bis harmo­ town was full of p«*oph* ami th« str»*et*' w* r**
nica ami (i**«»rg** Merritt In-at th«* drum was crowd«*«l, estiinut«*s of th'- number attending
*»nly «'«piulli*d l»y tne « l«-gaut manner in th«* c«*lvbrati«»n lx»ing 3<M>) «*r 50U0. Th«*
w hi«*h th«'-«*«»r«* «»r more of f«>ot-sol«liers of «•ration, which was a most «*x**.*ll«*nt on«*, was
th«*ir f*l.«ymat«'s earn«*«! their bnnnrrs ami • !eliv.*r«*d by Hon. G«- *rg** B. R'»lw*rtn«»n of
I. o«i < IT tie ground in th«* mar« h through Si-kiyou county. Cal. Th*- im»«t int«*r«**ting
the town.
ev»*nt of th'*amu--m«*ht piogramm* wa> th«-
I ll«* ag**nts *»f th** Whit«- -«'wing-mudline contest l»*-tw«*«-n th«* two h-*'* *-«»mj»ani* ' of
am! N-»rthw<*-t« rn In-uram*«* e-»mj»any w* r*- Ashland, consisting of a run of 200 yards,un-
also m lim* with ta-tily d«-<->ratcd turnout.-, • •«iupl«* hose, attach to hydrant ami hav«- wa­
NEW EM3RCIDERY, PARASOLS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
whib* s«*\. ral others <*untribut«*«i to mak«- ter through the nozzle. H"*,«* Company N *.
th** para<l«* a gr««at -u--«*«*—. All th«* <*ar- 1, was th«* winner in 36 s.*<*onds, and rom-
LACES. ETC..
w.*re «-labor,it. |y iM'deckd with bunting, |Niny No. 2 lost by just <»m* s<■■ -mi. A grand
’ m ETC
flags, et**. Th** ¡»l«*asing strains of th«* M«*d- ball under the ausjiices »«f th«* flr**m«*n «-mled
for«i Silver <’*»rm-t Band, which led th«* j»r<»- the festiviti«*«».
«••*—i*ui in th«*ir hand.-om«* chariot, added
mu«*h to th«* who!*' affair. Its ex«.*ell«*nt mu­
sic wa-th«» -«»uic«* "f much euj«»ym»*nt «lur­
ing th«* «lay Sheriff Bitdsey a«.*t«*«l as gram!
marshal with hi- usual ability.
At th«* ground- whi* h wer«* tast«»fu!!y «1*«*- Children Cr\ for Pitcher’s Castori»
«•rat'-d ami pr« j*ar*-*l. th«* only complaint xva-
LA 1> l!>
a la* k of -*-.il- within rang«* ••( th«* j»!atf*»rm.
Th«* »*tT****tiv*' singing of th«* clear whs c«»m-
Al*o such g<»«i(|> as arc kept in stock bv a tir.-t-da-- (»ciicral Store
m«*ut«»«l on by ••veryon«». ami th«* strain-of
th** ,,R«*d, Whit«* and Blue," ami that other
We re>j>«‘< tfully solicit your exaiuiiuition.
favorit«*, "Sons <>f Fr«*vd«»m,” woke the sur-
r* *uii«ling ••>*h"« - Mis.s Hattie R«*am«*s |»rc-
Exchanging Goods for Country Produce and Fro
-i«i«**i at th«* «»rgau an«! th«* ch«»ir ••*»nsisted of
visions, for which always we pay the highest market price
Mi- Fauui< M Love, Misses Lizzie Graves,
J. »si»» Orth, Carn«* Cr•»ii«*inill«*r, Kathl«*no
is our specialty.
i’lym.d»* am! « s ITi*-**. J. L. Ham« r-ly and
Johnny Miller,all < f wh**madd« «1 fr«*sh laur-
«•!-t«• ih« ir r«-piit.itt*>n. I h* r«*ading - f the
*1* • ¡.nation of iml*•¡•end«*u •«• by Wm. J. Mil- I
h r was th** happi« -T » ff.»rt of hl-lif«- ami w«*
very much «1 <»ut»t if it was reii«l«*r<*d so well
anywher« «1—- in th«* -tat»- «»n that «lay. Tin*
«•rati«»u by H *n. H. B Mill**r was eb»«pi«‘ht,
Jacksonville. April 10, 1891.
timely ami ¡»•-rtim-nt, carefully pr«*par«**l ami
• •ffvtively delivered, and ”iily la« k of -pa.*««
pr«*veuts out rrpro«lu«*ing it «-ntire
Mr.
Miller i- highly * mplum-ntcd by all who
hcurd him.
Certain it i- w*- never h«*ard a ni«»r<* appro­
priate or abl»-i a«l*lr*-" <»n a like <»v-a-i*»n,
and we hav. had th«- ple asure uf listening t«>
m *’i> good orators. The pruyet by Bev.
R. C. Oglesby was delivered in that gentle­
man's usual impr«'ssiv«* manner.
After th* In«-rarv «-v-r* i-e- **am«* th« din­
ner. Many buudr«*d- • f pe«.p|.. ¡»art«»«*k • f
the substantial r»'jMi-t that had be« n pr«-
OFAl.KRf. IX THE
par«*«l l*y th«.' Ia«li**- in charge. Ther«' was a
sufficiency ami all seem« .! well sati-li«*<l.
A Pure Crc.itn
Th«* aft«*rn«»'»n xvas plea-antiy spent in so­
cial intercour-«* ami tn many <»th«*i way-.
Superior t » «•ver’
Amu-«*m«*nts w.-r«* ¡«r«»\nl«*d at th«* ¡»ark for
Used in Million. <
th«* «*hil«lr»*n.
I’ll«» baby -h<*w at th«* < '»urt-huu-«* on th«*
40 \ Ldl
Fourth <»f July wa- not the l«*u-t iutvr«*sting
Dclici'jus Cake and 1
f«*atur«* t*• th"-«* m »st *■• »m*« rm*«l. Th«*ju*lg* s
Biscuit, Griddle C .kes, I’alat. lc
w* r* Mr-. J.*hn A-r.poh- ot Eiglv I’ »mt Mrs.
and Wholesome.
(i. «.rge Kahler of l’h i nix ami Mr- M. Bellin­
hio other baking powder d« essm.h vork.
ger «4 Ja«*k-*nville, and tin y found it uo easy
matter t*» «l*'t«*rmim* lwtw»*«*u th»* young-tar-
CAH IAGES. BUT GIES. PHAETONS: VILLA EAISYAND MITCH'
submitted t • th* ir ¡ h -| h .. tf.in. After <l1-«*u*s-
lug th«* relative im-rits 4 x«?ung America,
ELL CASTS. ETC . ETC.
h«>wcxvr, th«* flr-t prix«* f*»r the prettiest girl
NEW THIS WEEK
kiby wa-awar.h «1 tv ( <»ra Beflv. the bttby
which engr --e- th** attenti«»n of Mr-. S. L.
We carry a full line <>f «'antoti Clipper, Extra Steel, Gangs,
D-nnett .4 M.-.lford, ami th«* premium
¡.
boy
SUMMONS
Tricycle.-, Biack Land. Scotch Clipper. Stubble. Turf
baby wa- found in S. W Kimlh*'s boy
,y of this
pla«*e. Th«* «*«mt«*st wa- iimitad t<> bubn s <»f
and Stubble and Side Hill Pl<«u>,
IK mouths <*f ag«* ami under. Ni«*«* prizes In the Circuit Court for th« Stat«* ot Or-gon
f«»r
tin
('«»unty
of
Jackson.
w«*r«' awarded in each iustam*«».
Gale Full Chilled and Steel, Sulky and W.-dkivg 1‘lows. Twentv-
Many repair« «1 t*» th«* kill grounds
____ in Jonas A. Le«’.plaintiff, vs. Levi 1. Anglc, Alice
xx. Angh*. Conrad Mingus and L ,i«-n.« Min
Inell 1
Harrow?. Sl< <1 I’ipc Fraine Lev er, Spritigtooth,
W«*ud's flehi to witne-s th«* match gam«* lw-
gus. Orra E. Angle. Mary E. Angh*. E. F.
tween th«* Jack-onville ami M»*«lf**r«l clubs.
Scotch. X il>rating and Clipper Hinro-.v-
Walk« r and John Angle, deicndants.
A- u-ual th«* former w**n, although itse«*m«-«i 1«» Levi L. Angie. Alic«* XV. Angle. Conrad
Mingus and Lorena Mingus. Orra E. Angle.
at th«* iH'ginning that th«*y w**ul«l tn* lN*at«*n.
Mary E Angl«-. En«a*h F Walker and John
B’th
showing a lamcntal»!«» lark
of
Angie,
th«- al»t>vv>namr»d defendants:
pra«*ti«»e that was c<»mp« n-aTe«i f«»r in ¡»art
N ¿Hit NAME OF THE 8TATE <»F ORF.-
by th«» « quanimity with whi* b th«' visitors
gon. you are her«-bv r« «¡uired to appear »«nd
a«*cvpt«*d d«*f«»at ami th«' home «-lub blushed
answ«-r th«* complaint ol the above plaint iff in
over th« ir victory. Th«- grand st.ind was the ab«>ve <*ntitlcd Court, now on tn with the
<
l«*ik <>1 sai«i Court, within ten days from the
crowded with inl.*r«'-t.*«l sj.....
an«l the
jp a «Az i fotoi: n/ro * < ou * c/ i.vrr/r 4.vr> cheik jiohajt
rising grouml lim'd with l»uggi«-- ami « arri- date«»! the service of this summons upon y«»u,
it
served in Jackson County. Or«*gon; tint if
ages, au.l all b it that th«* l»oys had giv«*n scrv«-d
in any other County in the Stat« ol (>r-
MED. WHITE AND BLUE MOWER,
them a pl«*asant nft«-rm»«»n s «*nt«'rtuinm»mt eg«»n, then within twemy «lays tr«»m the date
High. st G« ••<!. Lightest Draft and in«mt complet«* machine on th«* market.
tinmgh nogr«»at kill was played. Th«' follow­ ol th«* service ot this summons upon you ; or
ing is the score
if s«-rved on you out <»t th«* Sta<<*« I (h «-gon. or
for Infants and Children
Nunan. Spring 1891.
INOIACASHEMERE, WINDSOR TOUTE DE CHINE,
ZEPHYR FLANNEL, Pla^d and Stripe.
DIACON BLACK ORGANDIE,
SATINES, Plain and Co'ored
CAHLLIS. LAWN, SCOTCH BARNABY.
PALMER, AMOSKEAGCINCHAM.
•’ERRIMACK TfPESTt IE CRETONNE
Drmliers will find a Cimplete strd
XI 1*3 > liuti
W. F. READ. Prem dont.
I
L. COWAN t Treasurer
<:!.< >rrn I xo-
MITCHELL FARM, FOUR SPSINC, SCROLL, CLANK,
PLATFORM, MADISON, CCNCORD AND OTHER
SPRINC WAGONS,
Sii SbOTCl all-steel Voioeleer, Pallia, Cantcn, aid Comtinei Eidlm and
WalkiDH lulky CUitivatsrs. A full and complete line oi
Heel Frame Cultivators and Fern Tools.
I
MEDFDHl).
liming*
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1
3
W. Boar«lmnn,3h 9
F. W. «-ks. . ......... I
Gvo. Davis, s. s .. 1
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1
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XV. Somincis i t
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G un I’ap«-. 3b.
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by publics.ion, then by the first day «if th«* en­ John on Self Ltixcp. Bonanz... and Star Hay Rakes. Peerless Sulky
suing S«*ptember t«*rm <»t said (>»urt. to-wit :
Hay Gatherers. Rev«*isible Carriers Hay Forks. Etc.
ih«*7th day <»f September. ls«.i] ; and you arc
h«*r<*by nofitl«d that it you tail to appear and
ansxv«*r said c«>inpiamt. as hereby required,
i In* Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re­
lief demand«*«! therein, viz •_ for p*■rsonal judg­
«Ve uiHiiutiict in ■ «»nr ow n I'.inn ami Spring Wag<»os.
All <»t «*ur Impleincnts* art*
ment against L. L. Angl«* f«*i-<1.729 K3 and $2(MI
attorney « 1«*«*s and tor such further sum as bought tor < hm I i iii larg« «p>:«nt it-< s d’.»•<•< t Inin th« nuniii!:«« t or. j - and -«.«It«* I he
Farim
r.
We
cannot
b*
undriso'd,
«piality
•
f
g*»«Nts«
onshb
reti.
the plaintiff may tn* adju«lgcd t«> pay Conrad
A call and « xamination of our si •« k i« - »'icit.-d. Al! g ».Hi' s .l«I un !* r a dir««t guarantee
Mingus: that -ai«l sums may !»<• d«*clar«*d a
Ii«-n against certain real « stat«* which th«-de­
fendant Mingus by his certain contract an«i
I»«ui«i recorded in b«»«*k 2i> of «!••<*•!*-. |»*ig»'S 142.
'43. r«-c<»r«ls «»f 'Jackson C«»untv. Or*-g'>n. con­
tacted to convey to said L. L. A”gl«* for the
tore *lt»surc of certain mortgage and d«-<dof
tiust made l»y said L. I.. Angl«* and wit«* to
said plaintiff on D« cembvr 2. l**9. ami which
ar • r«s* »rd«*d ,r«*-p«*« tiv«* y > in l»«a>k 7. iii rt-
A WRITTEN WARRANTY GIVEN WITH EACH SHEAR. RAZOR. OR KNIFE.
g.iL-i-s, ¡»ages 475. 476 a <1 bo k 2«», «1«•••ds, p «ges
All BOTAL W0RCK8TKR SCISSORS and SREARS are full nickel.
144. 14 >. I4»> all « f sail! .la« k-«»n' ounty i<*c«»r Is;
lated, or japanned bows with nukel-platrd blade««, therefore WILL
that sai«i real otat«* may b«*s«»i«i in flu* man­
OT BUST in handling. Our prices on u.< kei-plated acisaora range
no- u-ual for for«*el«»sui»- -al«*-; that proe«*<*«is
ficxn ftO Cent« m Si uo. or nickel-vlated
«»1 -a «1 -a!«* beappbiwi in pay « « nt ot said «iebi;
abtara from 65 Cents to 12 OD
that -ai«i Mingus mak« a «L-«sl an I denv«-r to
n- s o
s«i«i I,. L. Angl«* by th«* Cl«-ik «»t fliiw «••»mt of
the -aui i « al pr«»p«*t ty . or a part 11«« i«•»! ; that
th« d« f.-odants and each and all tli«*r«-of. and
ail persons claiming und«*r t hcru I»«* l*ai r«*«l and
foreclos «1 of any right «»r c«pnty ol r«*demp-
tion in «»i t » sa*-l l»«>«i<i or «-«»niract or land.
On japanned bow* and nickel plated blade ab«-ara,
an«t that th«*ir al’«*g«-d rights th«*r« in I»»* <ic-
from SO Cte. to • 60. Button holea<iasor«. from 6S Cte.
clar«*<i subj« «*t to p:»«intitT's li«-ns. mid for sm-h
Wous at
to $1.00. Bmbroidery aciaeore. from SO Ceuta to 85 Cents
otln r ami «lit!« r« nt r«*li«-f a- to t Iiis court shall
tact and Mtcnrr acwucj
Ladle« desiring reliable Friesor« or Shear« should ack
sc'-in meet and «••¡uital’l«*.
their dealer for the KOVAL WOK( E»TKK BHAM)
Publish«*«! m th«* D kmochatk T ime * for six
Liberal Discounts
land take no other), a» they are warranted. If your
«••»nsecutix«' we«-ks i»y order «•! H«»n. 1«. it
dealer cannot Supply you. pend u« the advertised price, and we
W. hater, judg«* «it sai«i < ir**uit C« urt. made
will
tend
lame,
postpaid
«10
Cents
extra
for
registering!
by
man
July 9. H«l.
FRANCIS I ITCH, Att y f«.r pit’ff.
MCKNIGHT a CO.. 352 NORTH MAIN STREET, WICHITA, K ans .
M«d!«»rd. (>r«*gon.
CHAMPION HAY PRESSES, SUPERIOR CRlLLS AND SEEDERS, ETC
ROYAL WORCESTER CUTLERY ABtST.'^woaio,
S
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o 1
0
24
Th«* ball at th«« C. S. hall in th«* evening
was a fitting filial«* of this most delightful «»<•-
casjon. Th«* ball r«»<»in was crowd«»«! to its
utm«>-t «-apa'-itv ami all pr«- nt ha«l a grami
tim«*. Taken for all in al’, it v as just a g«»«»«l
old-fashi«»n»*«l ami li'»n«*st «-«-I« ‘«ration, going
t«» sh*»w what a liv-* s.ms. <»f patri«»tism ami
¡•r«»pri«‘ty still «lw«*lls in th. people’s l«os.>m-,
and it was «»no «»f which any community
mtgbt well be proud.
Th*-re wer«* m«»rr
-THE
strange faces pr«*-« nt than at any prevhm*
c«*l»*brati«>n in th«* history of th« town, wlin li
1
1
'o
has always b«*en famous for such gatheiingH
1
ami that fact alone was a sour«'.» of sadness Old
:(i
E> *
D
to th«1 old pion<*«*rs, m»t unmingkd with snt-
isfa«*tion to s«*«‘themselves lM»ing su<»(»e«»de«l
on th«' stag«* of action bysu«*h worthy sucres-
OPENS SEPTEMBER 18, 1891
Cours«* of study nri*ang(*d expressly to m«*« i
the net ds of th«* farming uml im*ehaidcai in­
terests of th«* Stat«*.
Largv,cotviii<>ii«»u«aiid well, ventilat'd build­
ings. j'he Collcg«» is located in a cultivated
ami i hristian commuuity, ami «»m* of the
healthiest in thvStat«-,
MILITARY TRAINING.
nre«l not exceed $lf»0. f«»r the Entire
bession
Two m more rr«*» .Scholarships from every
County. Write for Catalogue to
B. L. ARNOLD. Pre«., (.’orvallis. Or.
» ì i ripeti
FOKSALEBY ALL HARDWARE DEALERS
t
T •
41
(I
CAPITAL STOCK. $500,000
oaljsk
rȮii> tri*
I
OKl-XiOIS.
.
G. ELKSNAT,
<1\IB
EN< ; I N EEIi
Mi-<lf«>r«t. Oregon.
Surveying of all kinds done In a hrut-class
I manner and st reu«omtbjf‘ ratee
AND
>1 4 J
LtAsl I XPtiiSIVt
:j(i Mud« Uts In 1MF7; 4U| in 1s*Jl-an im-rea-«* <»f n«»Mr!y 50per cent, in tour x«*ar>
•tudcuta in
Graduates
Art, Business. Classital. Law, Literary, Medical, Musical. Normal, Phar­
maceutical and Scientific Courses.
FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7th. 1891.
For Catalogue with full information, addriw
" M. S. ARNOLD, A. M.. Salem. Or«*gon.
In thè matter of thè «-state of Jacob L.
Worl«»w, d<*veHse«l.
oTK P IS IIRKEBY GlVRN IHAT THF.
uo'Ki*)g«od hw bevi) Rprolnif-i «
tri«
iht* otste of Ja*'»'b L. Wnrlow, d*>
c«*a8vd.bvonkrof tbo County Court or thè
btate ot or» gon. tu and fur Jackson county
Al! ptrbcUb indcbtud to mi «1 estate are ri>
jucctvd to scttle tbc tame ìinw.'dlatcly. and
tuosu baviug clalms againot thè etdatg will
CEO. F. SIMPSON, Vir».Prr»*'d< nt J prtaent tb«m at thè otite«« of XV. H. Parker.
.*i«t"»n< y-at lau. Juck-. t ; v . "< , Jn«k-»n coun­
J. O. WRITÒMAN , Hoc. i:i*n Btansg»* I ty, <>r* gon. with prop« r voucher* HtfHch«*«l
wit>*ln slx in» ntUsfroin th«- tirst publicatton
i»f this m»t <••*. *
THE OLüESF, i ftftCEST
i
Institution of learning in the Northwest.
Executrix’s Notice
MARY E. WORLOW, Ex«eutrlx
xv H. Pxiiki h . Attori)« } .
«WwWiflkHWili’iOisttrt.l WMUlBtW «striti *Wrf.
Fnmiiliicgs.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Da«««! Jfilx Ih. iwl.
ALUAIMV,
1«
rrw
gì
J. NUNAN.
ABSJ? O'
d*c*a®*.d '»as in b-.r irual ^.4 health '»hen • nd Mrt Hnrrv he« or. Mi and Mir Filat
Boblnaou Mr. Obe*» remain, and they are ably
they left home.
I s«?rs among their chihlrcKdind the honest
I yeomanry fr«»m th«* «»l«!«*r states, which has
l»«*«*n flowing in ii|x>n us iu an interrupted
tide of immigration during tne ¡»ast few
v«*ars. KurelY with su«*h bright faces ami
huj'pY cont«*ntm«*nt surrounding «me «*v.*rY-
w her«* as was visibh* «luring th»* whole «lav
last Saturday,the veriest ¡»«*.>simist would Is*
in*-lim*<! t*» uugur w«*ll f*»r th«* futur«* of this
valley. W«» hav»* th«* right class of ¡»••«•¡»I«*
among us, ami <»n that rias?. «lcjx*nds the
prosperity of any stat«» or «••»mmunity.
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
ICE CREAM
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