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I I 4 J •< r f ïiuifs. C has . N ickell , E ditor . THURSDAY... DECEMBER 6,1894. TO ADVERTISERS. be TIMES ha. a rirrautUoa ot SW. the UrxvM enjoyed b> aay eewspaper pnbliahM *e*weee Portland and Marysville, l alifornln.— a dlstaaee ot 700 Mlles. It tberrtore offer» the beet livlui-enienU to advertieen. Our list Is pnaelpally confined toJu-kwii. Joeepkm-and Klamath eonnUea. Biuloeae men should take note of this. C ongress is in session again, but its life will be short, as it expiree by limita tion on March 4, 1895. A resume of wbat it may expected to do and matters it may take cognizance of will tie found on the last page of T he T imes . /’KKHiDK.sr C leveland has nominated EH Slrobet of New York, now min ister of the United States to Ecuador, to be envoy minister to Chili, vice Porte', reeianed ; Brigadier-General McCook to be major-general of the army, vice Howard, retired. Bunco K elly , who in connection with X. N. Hteeves, the lawyer, is charged with the murder of G. W. Sayres at Portland a few months ago, la now being tried for the crime. The proceedings are growing intensely interesting and a strong case is being made by the prose cution. CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. The following business had been trans acted in this court up to tbe tune T he T imes weDt to press: Officers present—Hon. H. K. Hanna circuit judge; H. L Benson district ai- torney; S Patterson sheriff; N. A. Jacobs clerk J. B. R. Hutchins, Peter Barckholter and J. W. Marksberry, were excused from jury duty. O. & C. R. R- Co. vs. Geo. Engle; injunction Continued John W. Geary ve. Josephine Geary; divorce. Dismissed Jacob Neathammer vs. Joshua and Emma Neathammer; to set aside deed. Dismissed. Fred Otten ve. A. Koester et al.; to foreclose mortgage Decree granted Beekman A Reames vs. John A. Han ley et al.; order for sheriff to make deed. 8 R Coule ve. P. Donegan et al.; to foreclose mortgage Decree granted. S. C. Minnick ve. Bl. Hendricks et al.; confirmation. Sheriff’s sale con firmed. Beekman & Reames vs Haskell Aruy et a!.; same as above. Alfred B. Ragan vs. Unity J Ragan; divorce. Decree granted. F P. Lane & Co. vs. Lewie G. Ross ; to recover money. Judgment for $100 and costs. L. L. Jewell vs. Malinda Hyzer aud W. A. Jones; to recover money. Judg ment for $133.67, etc. J. W. Hockersmith vs. M. F. Hanley; suit tor damages. Continued. State vs. F.Townsend ; larceny. Plea of guilty. »Sentence to be Passed Satur day at one o’clock. State ve. J. C. Corum; indictment for larceny of cattlo. Verdict of “not guilty” returned by jury. S knatok Q uay has introduced an amendment to the sugar bill pasted by the house and reported to the senate, providing for striking out of the one- eighth of a cent per pound differential on sugar. He said this amendment would bring the Democrats face to face with the sugar trust and put them on record. A Clash Between Officials. A.l ri lit, Matt. We accept the proposi John Johnson, a Norwegian who baa tion . been working on the railroad section T biily California is out of luck. It is near Woodville, was brought to Jackson now announced that Mrs. Mary E. ville by Constable Whipple and Justice Lease, the well-known woman suffragist Simpkins on Tuesday for examination on and People’s party advocate, who is now a charge of being crazy. He was exam in San Franciaco, states that upon the ined by Dis. DeBar and Robinson, expiration of her term as presiding of before Judge Neil, and adjudged in ficer of the Kansas board of trustees she sane. F. R. Neil and O. Keegan took will make California her future home, him to the asyium the same evening. and will in all probability locate on a There was a bitch in the matter of de Man Joaquin valley ranch. She is a livering Johnson at Salem, between diatni bing element wherever she livts. the sheriff and the county judge. The former was at Gold Hill on official busi A h a result of a canvass ot the W.-St ness, but before going had told Deputy Virginia legislature it !• announced offi Sheriff Barnes that he would take the in cially now that Stephen B. Elkins, the sane man to the asylum himself on moat unscrupulous of s- heinere, I an Wednesday’s train. After the examina' •’practically a walkover ” Which lion had been held Jgdge Ned, who had nieana that the men in control of the authority to do so. told Mr. B trnes that Republican part y are going to keep it he would send F. R. Neil and 0. committed to the old suicidal policy ol Keegan with Johnson that day, and to putting the interests of money abjve the have tbe man ready. Mr. Barnes went rights of men. ElkinB stands for noth out to hunt the sheriff, to tell him of this ing in politics except this plutocratic order, thinking that be might have got claim that money, no matter how ob home from Gold Hill. It was nearly time for the train to leave and he failed tained, has the divine right to rule. to get back to the court house in season. N early every one in the country who As the train was waiting and as Mr has a hundred dollars on which he do>s Barnes had the keys, Judge Neil broke not care to pay taxes would like to put it in live door of the jail with a etick of into a United Ntates bond. The fact wood, took Johnson out and sent him to that an issue of bonds is '‘over-sub- Salem. He has since been indicted fir acribed”by professional financiers is not defacing a public building. at all surprising in view of the number of people who are willing to be exempted EDITORIAL NOTES. from taxes in order that the taxpayers may be permitted to pay them interest T he President’s message to congress on an absolutely safe investment. is a long but an able and interesting Eve.-ybody who has had anything to do document. T he T imes dees not agree with the new bond issue intime of peace with all he said, but will print it in full is entitled to be gratified at the very next week. gratifying way in which national debt T he T imes heartily endorses what the has ba*u increased to the great gratifica tion of everybody except the people wuo Portland Telegram says in the annexed editorial paragraph : Closely allied with will have to work to pay the interest. the N.caragua canal project in the pres Tina is the way the Portland Sun de ent congress is the Pacific cable scheme. fines free coinage: “Under what is The government of Hawaii is now await known as free coinage the government ing the consent of the United States to does not purchase the silver or the gold. such modification of the existing treaty It »imply receives the bullion at the as will permit the lease of Ntcer island mint,sees that it is brought o the proper to the British company for cable pur standard of fineness for coins, and if poses. Instead of consenting to such a the bullion requires to he refined the lease, this government can head off the government makes a charge equal scheme and control the Pacific cable to the cost of bringing the metal to I system by aiding the laying of a cable standard fineness, that is, nine-tenths from San Francisco or Monterey to Hon tiue. Then the government puts its olulu. No other action would be com stamp on each piece and turns the coin patible with the spirit of American pa over to the de cos i tor, and that is all triotism that should influence the ma there is to it. Or tbe government may, jority in this congress. if it has the coin on hand, at once de liver the eoin to the depositor for the Oregon Soldiers’ Home. bullion; but tbe government in no The board of trustees of this public in proper sense 1 uys the bullion, nor does stitution met at Roseburg last Tuosday. it become the owner oi it. It belongs the date of the annual meeting, all of and the coins made from it belong to the the members being present. The regu depositor. Separate previsions, how lar election of officers was postponed ever, havti been made, on account of the until the organization of the new board, greater convenience of a paper circula which will take place in January. The tion, for the issue of notes, dollar for dol salary of the commandant was reduced lar, for tbe coin or bullion which in that case the government holds in trust for to $800 per annum, to take effect Janu whoever hold the notes or cortificates.” ary 1,1895, The home being filled to its utmost capacity (54 inmates) and quite P etitions asking the legislature to re a number of applicants being unable to enact the law permitting deductions 01 obtain admission, the board has decided indebtedness are in circulation, and are to ask for an appropriation by the leg- being liberally signed. Tbe enactment I islature of $28,500, which will furnish ot such a law to tbe end that men so un means with which to erect enough addi fortunate euougl ae to be in debt may tional buildings to accommodate 150 vet nut be taxed on what they owe, as welt erans. An order was made requiting ah on what they own, is botti important that all pensioners who have no depend and necessary, remarks the Corvallis ent relatives turn over for the benefit of Times. It is equally important, how the home all pension money in excess of ever, that tbe law should be so restricted $6 per month. that the gross abuses practiced under Late Decisions. tbe law that was repealed by the last leg islature may not again be inaugurated The following is a digest of land de- That is, if A owes B $500 and is to have cisions of the interior department fur- the $569 deducted from hie assessment, nished the S emi -W kekly T imes by it can only be done after tbe $500 is as W. D Harlan, land attorney, Washing sessed to B. That is. the law should ton, D. C.: A declai ation of residence at a provide that before indebtedness can be specified place, for the purpose of voting deducted the corresponding credit must there precludes a subsequent claim of be taxed. Unless such a safeguard is residence, at the same time, at another thrown around this deduction of debt place in order to secure title to a tract business rich knaves in big cities and in under the homestead law. Acts ot set little towns will hide away such an enor tlement induced by knowledge of an im mous amount of money that the total pending contest cannot be accepted as in i valuation of property will so decrease bona fide compliance with the require that the rate of taxation will increase ments ot the homestead law. An affi and the chief burdeD continue to rest on davit 0» contest should set forth a defi those whom the petitioners seek to re nite charge which, if proven, will war lieve. Representative Nickell introduced just such a bill in the legislature in 1893, rant i-auvelUtion of the entry in ques but the Portland contingent smothered it. tion. MINING NEWS. Religious Appointments. Elder David Brower will hold services The rainy season seems to lave set at Talent on the first and third Sundays of in at last and miners are happy Notices for the location of placer and each month; at Enterprise school-house on quartz mines, etc., for sale at the T imes the second Sunday, and at Lynch school ; house on the fourth Sunday. office. Deeds, just the thing for transferring ' There will be mass on the 3d Sunday of mir ing property of all kinds, at the T imes the month at Jacksonville at 7 o'clock and at Medford at 10; on the 4th Sunday at Printing House. Jacksonville at 7 o’clock and at Ashland Last chance to protest against the rail '' at 11; on all the other Sundays and on road company’s claims to the mineral re holidays there will be mass at Jacksonville sources of southern Oregon. Don’t over at 10:30 o’clock. look it. The following are Rev. R. Ennis’ ap Placer miners have not been treated pointments: He will hold services at very well by Jupiter Pluvius; but are Phoenix on the first, third and fourth Sun still in hopes that we will have a wet day mornings of each month. At Eale winter. Point, on the second Sunday,morning and Banister & Ray are putting in a flume evening. At Jacksonville, on the first, on their claim in Hinkle gulch, and will third and fourth Sunday evenings, and on be ready for active work when water the fifth Sunday, both morning and even comes. ing. • Pearce & Sone, on Poorman’e creek, M. E. Church Directory.—Services will have everything in readiness for the sea beheld on the 1st Sunday of each month at son’s run and will start their hydraulic Jacksonville at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; 2nd in a few days. Sunday at Sterling at 11 A. m . and .it Jack The American Mining Code, standard sonville 7:30 P. M.; 3rd Sunday at Jackson authority on all subjects pertaining to ville at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; 4th Sun mining, water-rights, etc., is kept for sale day at Sterling at 11 A. M. and at Jackson ville at 7:30 p. M.: Jacksonville prayer at the T imes office meeting Thursday evening at 7:30; song Mr. McMahan, who lately arrived service Saturday at 7:30 p. m . ; Sunday from eastern OregoD, has rigged aphis school at 10 A. M. We invite and giveali placer mine in the western portion of a cordial welcome to our services. Josephine county in first-class style. Phoenix School Report. The Henry Wines diggings in Jnmp- The following is a report of the Phoenix off-Joe precinct were sold last Monday, by D. H. Sexton, administrator of the school for the first and second months, be estate, to Ad. Helms of Josephine count)’ ginning Sept. 17th and ending Oct. 9th: for $800. They are considered good Number of pupils enrolled in higher de partment, 44; number of pupils enrolled minieg property. in primary department, 76; total in both The Back Gold Channel Mining Co., departments, 120. Of the higher depart which acquired a large area of mining ment the following are the names of the ground in Foots creek district, are still pupils who maintained an average grade actively engaged in prospecting. They of 90 per cent, or over in the examination have already run a channel 1200 feet Ln closing the second month: A Grade— length and are now engaged in crosactli- Annie Grissom 92, Elsie Reames 93, Mol ting. This promises to ba one of the lie Towne 90. William Jacks 93. Sam Rob most important enterprise s in Oregon! bins )2, Augusta Kleinhammer 94, Jessie The $50,000 sale of the Ohio aDd Nyswaner 94. B Grade—Minnie Critch- tain Lion mines near Henley,Calif of low 96, Carrie Jacks 93, Lena Berger 90, no little importance to this section ie Lilly Wolter 96, Harry Reames 93, Effie 9ides interesting capital to a ne Shohoney 96, Clyde Patterson 97, Albert amount in the mines, several Ji Smith 96, Alice Smith 97, Lettie Stand iff county people were interested in 91, Fred Norton 95, Lloyd Colver 92, Mary group of claims sold. The orij bal Gray 93, Jane Wilson 97, Birdie McTav- Mountain Lion mine was owned by ish 98. A. F. S hideler , E. Jacobs and Jacob Thompson ot Aih M rs . C. P. G oode , land, who purchased it from W. P H. Teachers. Legate. Tbe ¡edge is of porphyry /or- Medford College Reunion. rnation and is from 40 to 50 feet w J3. The following iw the programme pre prospecting gold over the whole width. The new owners say that they can f irce pared for the reunion of the graduates water sufficient from the Klamath low and students of the Medfotd Business College, which will be held at tbe col to work the rock for $1 per ton. lege building on Saturday evening, Dec. 15ih. A pleasant time is assured and a MEDEORD SQUIBS. general invitation is extended : Pritchard, watchmaker and jeweler, Med Song, School: welcome address.Prof Rigby; response, Dora Lynch; recltatiuu, Mae John ford. son; reading, Ellen Bursell; instrumental CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET. KLAMATH COUNTY NE'E'S. ARRIVALS LN JACKSONVILLE. The following is a list of .cases dock Mart. Childers has n. tu med to Salem, but UNITED STATES HOTEL. « Ira Johnson still lingers in the land that eted for trial at the December term of ■ C BHWa|tMn!<Ä1»“”- W H Cushman. Egl Pt circuit court, in addition to those already SC Lyndegard, E Pt Bennett Bros. Sler'ing 1 knows him so well. Gold Hill T lutifivjs. — G Clavis, - given in T he T imes : WHS.n&>ÄH“S J FCÔiê,'CoSèaÜBtn'J State of Oregon vs. Henry Robinson; po-| MARRIED. S W Clarey, Henlev lygamy. Same vs. H. W. Clopton; mayhem. Same vs. H. W. clopton;assault and battery. State vs.G. E. Bloomer; larceny. Same vs. A. Weigel; practicing medicine without license. Same vs. Richard Preston; illegal gaming. Same vs. W. E. Howe; embezzlement. Same vs. Zera and Irwin Dahack; burglary. Same vs. T. M. Howard; selling liquor with out license. Same vs. Paul Vo!mar; larceny. Same vs. J. c. Corum; larceny. Same vs. G. E. Neuber; selling liquor with out license. Same vs. E. H. Renfro; practicing medicine without license. Same vs. Loren Stowell; forgery. Same vs. E. J. Kaiser; criminal libel. Same vs. Frank Townsend; burglary. O. Ac. C. R. R. Co. vs. Geo. Engle; to recover money. H. h.Taylor vs. W. T. Anderson; to recover real property and damages. J. W. Hockersmith vs. M. F. Hanley; to re- cover money. C. C. Taylor vs. W. T. Anderson; same. F. P. Lane Ac Co. vs. Lewis G. Ross; to rc- cover money. State of Oregon vs. unknown heirs ot Wm. Alcoe, deceustd; to recover real property es cheated to the state. In reassignment of Lyman G. Goodell, E. B. Myer assignee. . In re assignment of w. O Donoghue, E. D. Briggs assignee. In re assignment of B. R. Kingsbury, John E. Pelton assignee. In re assignment of Ed. Hendricks, wm. Ra> assignee. O. &C. R. R.Co. vs. Geo. Engie, et al.; in junction. O. & C. R. R. Co. and 8. P. Co. vs. Conrad Mingus, et al.; injunction. AUred B. Ragan vs. Unity J. Ragan; di vot ce. Fred. Hansen vs. Peter J. Van iiardtnburg and 1. L. Hamilton; to set aside a general as signment. JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS. A. H. Carson has been in Jackson county ailing orders tor trees. Geo. W. Colvlg was in Jacksonville this week, attending circuit court. Jas. D. Stevens of Jacksonville spent a tew days at Grant’s Pass this week. John O. Booth has returned from a busi ness trip to the Willamette and Umpqua valleys. W. H Gilbert, who has been engaged in the lumber business In southern Oregon for maoy years, has removed to Raynetta, southern California. John Goodell, our efficient deputy clerk, is practicing law as well as attending to his other business. He also acts as deputy dis trict attorney when Mr. Benson is not comeatable. Hotel Josephine is still under the man agement of R. O. McCrosky, who Is a typi cal landlord and one of the most pop ular in southern Oregon, too. He never fills to give satisfaction. Milt. Reynolds, the well known wood con tractor, has purchased Jesse Mash’s farm on Rogue river, one of the beet in southern Oregon. Mr. M. will look after his interests in Grant’s Pass hereafter. Mrs. Francis Fitch made Jacks.33t;!le muslu, Hattie Bliss; recitation, Stella Spang ler; tong. Prot. Rigby; declamation. M. E. a visit one day this week. Phillips; instrumental music,Grant Lee; read Jas. Wright of Roseburg made •ur ing, Luta Burch; dut-t,Minnie Obenchaln and town a short visit last week. Hattie Eaton; comic recitation, 8. S. Stevens; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. dialogue, Stella Spangler and Ol<ve Murray; Ike Wright, tbe popular mix» xolo ■<, song, Schoo'; recitation. Lilly Dodge; read The following deeds have been recorded spent a short time at Grant’s Pt ■aaa is ing, Austin, Holt; comic recitation, Willie in the office of the county recorder since week. " V Jackson; music, ---------------- organ and violin,W. Jackson Àrecitati recitation, Clara Terrill; song, the last report of the T imes : Miss Marttnu-c ^.*’\^acs; reaTffng, Sadie Squires: comic Mrs Elizabeth Wooley to J E Hart; Central Point, n our lown A.it Lee; quartette; recitat on, Ella lots 4 A 5, tp 35 s, r 1 w, contain one dav this weeir”^ Terri.1; Instrumental music. Cort Bash ford ing 138.97 acres............................. $400 00 recitation, Lucy Wyatt; reading.Hattie Bliss; L. M. Lyon, the contractor, we recitation, Bertha Wilcox; song, Millie Sobss; M J Reeser and B F Reeser to F A Foster; lot 87, Highland Park Giant’s Paes Monday, to order more reading, Hattie Beckett; recitation, D. Holt; add to Ashland ........................... cloaii g, remarks. Grant Rawlings; closing terial for M. P. Phipps’ residence. I hymn, “God Be With Fou Till We Meet John Atteberry to A W Sturgis; The Electric Light Co* has lately I A Again.” 160 acres In tp 38 s, r 3 w............ 600 00 putting lights iD residences and alrt dy nd aire James G Blrdsey to John Compton; Two for the Brice of One. a number are fitted with this conven < nt 80 acres in tp 36 s, r 1 e............ 500 00 Ft tn now on the N.Y. World, which A D Glace to D Burns; quartz and cleanly mode of lighting. has been coming to you regularly once a claim known as the Glace mine in Francis Fitch has returned iron, a week, will come twice a week. This is in Jackson county........................... fessional trip to Roseburg, where he line with modern progress, and is a par Town of Jaok-onvilleto H K Hanna receivers appointed for the Annie lots 2, 5 and 6, in blk 29............. of that large policy of advancement that ing Co. and Nickel Mini ng Co., two jr- R E Drum to J 0 Johnson; 1-8 in porations who have got into fl nan ial has made that newspaper the wonder fu terest in the ditch known as the the land Those wishing the Semi-Week difficulties. Bybee, Pickens, Hunsaker and ly World and S emi -W eekly T imes can Drum ditch.................................. Rumor says that the Southern Ore on obtain both for the small sum of $3 a year O Coolidge and M J Coolidge to Monitor will make its appearance lis The winter season is fast approaching and Mabelle Carter; lot 5, blk 35, in week instead of next . Tbe plant is in now is the time to supply yourself with Coolidge add to Askland ........... position in the Cooper brick on 7tb first-class reading matter at hard-times street, over Thompson Meeker’s store. prices, $1706 00 Total Chas. E Wolcott, the proprietor, will A Chance for Hustlers. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder act as editor aDd business manager» We want several wide-awake canvassers Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, San Francisco. while Ed. Test of Eugene will be the foreman. Time will tell if there, is to represent the S emi -W eekly T imes in enough room for another newspaper in this and adjoining counties, in connection with the National Newspaper Union. southern Oregon. The work is new, popular and very profit able, requiring neither capital nor previous CENTRAL POINT POINTERS. experience. It is worth looking after, and J. S. Sims went to Grant’s Pass on if you want a right good thing in the way of light, pleasant and profitable employ Monday evening’s train, but returned in ment st wi’.l pay you to investigate at a short time. once. There is money in it for hustlers. J. C. Hall has secured enough funds Write for full particulars to T he N ational C o ., St. Louis, Mo. to ensure good racing at the fair grounds on Christmas. A big crowd is expected. Still Kicking. “Ten Nights in a Bar-room’’ will be My competitors are complaining because presented by local talent In a short time. I am selling goods for a very small profit, Mrs. A. A . Whittman has charge of the but my customers may be sure that I will entertainment. not be influenced by this, and will con Christmas will be celebrated, in grand tinue to do good work at reasonable prices style at Central Point. There will be as long as there is a living in the business. A. F etsch , Tailor, shooting for beef and turkeys and horse Medford, Oregon. racing during the day and a ball at SAVED HIS LIFE night. 80 says Mr. T. M. Reed, a highly- Estray Notice respected Merchant of Mid Strayed, from the Field farm in Sterling- Keep Your Money at Home. dletown, III., of a Young Man who was supposed A full assortment of blanks for the use ville precinct, during the latter part of to be in Consumption. of justices of the peace and constables can March, a bay mule, about five years old, with a long, dark mane and tail,no brands “ One of my customers, some always be found at the T imes office; also tears ago, had a son who had all deeds, mortgages, bi I is of sale, leases, me or other marks perceptible. A suitable re the symptoms of consumption. 0] chanic's liens, bonds and every legal ward will be paid for his teturn. Enquire The usual medicines alfoideil him o| mi relief, ami he steadily failed blank generally used in Oregon. They at the T imes office for particulars. until he was unable t<> leave his o; are printed after the latest and best forms, b.sl. His mother applied tome o; Land For Sale. and will be sold at Portland prices. There for some remedy and 1 recom o: Fourteen acres of fine alfalfa land lo mended Ayer’s Cherry I’ectoraL oi is no necessity for sending away fo your cated one-quarter of a mile west of Cen The voiing’man took it according legal blanks. to directions, and soon began to tral Point and adjoining the fair grounds. improve until he became well For particulars call on ar address ’ Here is Your Chance. and stroll; ur.”— T. M. llEED, Mid- O o J. D. S tevf . ns , Jacksonville, Or. o ’ dietown, 1 The S. F. Weekly Examiner has been o’ “ Some time ngn. I caught a Oi enlarged to 16 pages, which makes it one severe cold, my throat and lungs °f of the very best newspapers published, and were badly inflamed, and 1 had a o: you can secure it and the S emi -W eekly terrible cough. It was supposed When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, ci that I was a victim of consump J T imes for only $3 a year and get all the When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, tion, and my lricmls hail little advantages of the big ^annual distribution hope of recover'’. But 1 bought a When she became Mias, she clung to Castoria. of prizes valued at $145,000. Iwittle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, When she ha.l Children, she gate them Castorbs took it, and was entirely cured. c: i No doubt, it saved my life.”— o? O: Sewing Machine Supplie*. I. J oxf .8, Enterts Cove, T< 1 11. o? A lull assortment of needles of every 05 or Ayer ’ s Cherry Pectoral description, oil cans, attachments, oil and n- Just Received. Received Highest Awr.rri' c everything pertaining to sewing machines C" A full line of school books and other AT THE WORLD’S FAIR V can always be found at the S. F. Variety supplies; also tablets, fine stationery, etc , store in Jacksonville The best goods at at Dr. Robinson's City Drug Store, Jack I 00000000000000? I » sonville, Oregon. [he lowest prices guaranteed. id G F Horton. Orgn City J C Bradley, Ogn City E C Maddock, - C I Bureh, Sams Valy I) M Simons, Eairie Pt HOPKINS-GROW—At Ashland, Dec. 1, E baitmarsh, Sterlinur Mrs E Simons, A W McKean, City 1894. by Rev. Jas. Hummer, Al. Hopkins 8 H S w acker, Foots ck F Johnson, Medford and Miss L. D. Grow. J W Rock, Applegate J W Hockermfth, “ J M Stephenson, City I Houck, Gold Hill J h Real, Ashland j Masterson, “ G w smith, J Watts, wiiner Oron carpenter, Mdl rd BORN J w Lees, Applegate c L K»rk, S C carter, “ G w Stowell, Eagle Pt 1 J Stacy, Sam’s valey John Hood, steamboat HOWARD—In Medford, Nov. 30, 1894, to Geo stacy, •• J p Kane, city Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Howard, a son. E J Kaiser, Ashland P Gieave, Applegate C C wa’ker, Fred Hansen, Ashland ENNIS—Near Jacksonville, December 4, w N Luckey, “ F Hurd, Elliott creek 1894, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ennis, a H C Berry, cjty S T Songer, Ashland daughter. John Bailey, Foots ck G w Faucett, Elliott ck C A Burnett. Eagle pt D Baskerville, BROWN —In Lakeview, Oregon, Nov. 25th, s Furry. phoenix Geo Ficke, jaxon ck 18114, to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown, a w Bradshaw,Brnsboro P Gibbon, city daughter. wmccok. Foots ck polk hu !I, Meadows H L white, Koek point N h askius, Applegate BERNARD—In Lakeview, Oregon, Nov. 18, TAYLOR HOUSE. 1894. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Bernard, a '•l1!,'l'inÎn’.A!'?.lllln'1 w Goldman, Portland daughter. W Goldman, Portland McIntosh, Portlnd M F Martin, Montagu» J McCarogher, String A * A - Kroft, S - F K II “ickell Medlord H a Stevens, City I Miles. Gold Hill Anna Grisez.Montague E >• Geary, Medtord R H Donaldsun-SelD y. W Oo’rng. Grnts Pass Sterling R G Smith, “ D. Brower, Grnts Pass W Crawford. “ Carrie Cronemiller Ct y Jessie Langen, City p C Hetzler, salem J F Wilson. •• Tom R Wilson S F E Brumbaugh, Ptland G B Morse, city J w Graham. H K Hanna, D R Mills, Ashland G stoops, Phoenix ssPentz. Medlord OttoGutbman, Ptland h L Miser, E Ferguson s F Is the Oriental sai 'tation, w 1 Vawter, “ M stacy, Rea I nd hiursry M Hauley & wf, B ck knowing that goou health s Your Liver? CHAPPELL HOUSE. E 8 Smith, Gold Hill w Byrum, Sterling Alice MattUews Hk Pt C llurkee, Ashland G Durkee, Medford O Miller, P Devlin, Applegate J Frizzel “ L Reed, city J Orth, city F Farrell, Pormana ck 8 w McClendon, c Pt D Pearce, Otis Frierson, G w osborn, " J Devlin, Applgate w Cameron, (Jnlontwu O Gross. Sterling A Armstrong Äwf.Svly J Armstrong. Sin-valy G Matthews, hock ft 8 Simpkins, Woodville C Anderson, •• B h Moore, biyrk, Medford h Benson, Grant’s Pas “ F F Otten, Otten, Foots Foots creek creek w H Parser, J w> Ipple. 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