The Democratic times., October 31, 1895, Image 3

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J. F. Ditsworth of Lost creek precinct I The potato crop in the valley is report- i
■♦’ÜÂHJÎU a , «WM
was in Jacksonville a few days ago. He | ed to be somewhat damaged by rot and
A district leacb.*rs* institute will be belu
Let’s get in and secure the district fair. • informs us that J. Buck, who purchased will be short in consequence. Onions are ' Deputy vssrsv
a* Krrbyville on October 30th and 31st.
The
Tueeday.
plentiful
and
of
excellent
quality.
•
W.
F.
Taggart's
place,
lost
considerable
I
Circuit court has adjourned until Mon­
This commendable enterprise on the part
oat crop is larger than last year, owing 1 Judge Hauai and wife »re paying A»i>-
fencing by fire.
THURSDAY.......... OCTOBER 31. 1895
day.
of Mt«s C:. son will be greatly appreciated
the
(
l^bd
&
visit.
to
lhe
increase
in
area
sown;
but
1
The fine teams of R. Cox and D. Pen-
Chrysanthemum show at Ashland next
W. M. Holmes of Centra! Point was iu by the people ot southern Josephine, as
inger, which were pitted against each yield per acre is not up to the standard.
week.
WANT THE * AIK.
these institutes are very instructive and
town
on Tuesday.
Jacksonville now has a dramatic club,
If you owe lhe printer don’t fail to pay other at lhe late district fair, had a pull
Mrs. Hugh Elliott returned from a visit to beneficial to lhe communities in which
!
which
will
present
the
beautiful
three-act
ing
match,
which
resulted
in
a
victory
for
A meeting was held at Ashland last him. He needs it.
they are he’d, besides the entertainment
comedy-drama “Comrades,” on the even­ Portland yesterday.
the latter’s horses.
Saturday to discuss the proposition of
afforded by the excellent programmes
The latest in glassware and crockery
Mrs.
K.
Bose
of
Applegate,
was
iu
Jack
­
Ben Haymond, agent for Fred. Birdseye, ing of Friday, November 15th. This, with sonville on Saturday.
building a race track and stables at that ' at the S. F. Variety Store.
usually arranged. Following is the pro'
*
place. After considerable discussion, in | J. A. Jonas and wife of Eagle Point will sell a lot of property on the premises other interesting features, will give the
gramme.
Frank
Strong
and
wife
of
Yreka.
Cai
.
are
in Rock Poiut precinct next Saturday. public an opportunity of attending a first- paying Jacksonville a visit.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1895.
which it was developed that the consensus I were in Jacksonville Wednesday.
WHY SUFFER WITH
See advertisement in another column for class dramatic entertainment. Look out
of opinion was in favor of such an enter­
Morning
session, 9 o’clock.—Organiza­
Sheriff Parker of Pierce county. Wash.,
J. H. Caton and son of Eagle Point pre­
ior
full
particulars.
Sick and Nervous
further particulars.
prise, a committee consisting of F. T.
tion ot Institute. Supt. Cars son; “What
i 1 was here one day this week.
cinct were in town on Tuesday.
lhe grand ball at Haymond's hall in
Fradenburg, Kobt. Taylor, G. W. Stephen­
Constitutes a Good School,” Miss Alice
The new masonic temple at Lakeview
M
is
«
Ida
York
of
Josephine
county
was
in
Sheriff Patterson is still levying on lhe was dedicated last week in accordance Woodville last week was a success both
Smith; “Langauge Work * in Primary
son, E. V. Carter and E. D. Briggs, was
Jacksonville duriug the week.
Grades,'* Miss Jessie Scoville; Generaj
appointed to ascertain if suitable grounds property of delinquent taxpayers.
with the rites and usages oi the order. socially and otherwise. The music fur­
Miss
Frankie
Barues
has
been
visiting
her
Ira Drake, formerly of Jackson county, Deputy Grand Master Phil. Metschan con­ nished by lhe Gold Hill orchestra was numerous Jacksonville friends
Discussion.
can be secured, and to canvass the pre­
You may be easily aud quickly euro I
first-class and the supper at the hotel
Afternoon Session, 1 o’clock.— “How to
cinct in order to make an approximatte es - is now a resident of Oak Bar, Calif.
ducted the ceremonies.
by taking
N. Brophy of Talent has been in Jackson
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rufus
Phelps
was
Excite an Interest in Study," Prof, F. h.
timate of the amount possible to raise for
Trespass notices, printed on cloth, neat
C. A. Newstrum and family have moved
vllle on teverai occasions lately.
praised without stint by the partakers
Cheisinger; “Daily Preparation of the
that purpose. The S. O. B. A. has be­ and cheap, for sale at T he T imes office.
from Medford to their homestead in lhe
A. E. Moore and wife of Antelope made us
thereof. Grant’s Pass, Gold Hill, Med­
Teacher,” Supt. Carson; “The Teacher
come dissatisfied with the Central Point
Rev. S. B. Chastain ot Central Point Lake creek section. Mr. N. has had a neat
a pleasant call one day lust week.
□ul of the Schoolroom,’’ Miss Rachael
grounds and considers the rent too high. is in Lake county on a pastoral mission. residence erected. Oliver Bursell of Med­ ford and other neighboring points were
Wm. Honeyman and wife of Portland
well represented.
Whipp.
The affair« of the board are in a bad con­
made Jacksonville a visit this week.
The board of trustees hold their^regular ford being the architect
“I have l>ei*ii a victim of terri- o’
Evening Session, 7:30 o’clock.
There is one medicine which every
dition financially and they think one of
Ide headaches, and have never J
Mrs.
Wirt
Pcol
of
Eagle
Point
precinct
Geo.
W
Boggs
left
for
Tacoma,
Wash.,
ou
' monthly meeting next Tuesday evening.
THl USDAY, OCT. 31, 1895.
the reasons is that a sufficient number of |
family should be provided with. We refer
found anything to relieve them q
The county clerk has issued license to called at T he T imes office one day last to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When it is Tuesday, but will not be gone long.
so quickly as Ayer’s Pills. Since o'
people cannot be attracted to Central
Morning Session, 9 o’clock.—“How to
week.
She
says
that
her
husband
Bieberstedt
Bros,
ot
upper
Butte
creek
has
I began taking this medicine, the o
Point as a place of meeting. It is the in­ 1 marry to C. W. Elkins and M. E. Johnson. probably left this section, as she has not kept at hand the severe pain ot a burn or tarried at the county-seat on Tuesday.
Gain the’^Confidence of Pupils, ’ Miss
attacks have liecoine less and £
Free train to Medford Monday evening
scald may be promptly relieved and the
tention of the Ashland people to prepart
less frequent, until, at present, o
seen him for a number of days.
TUos. H. Gilson, the Sterling lumber man­ Jessie Masten; “Discipline in lhe Public
months have passed since I o
sore healed in much less time than when ufacturer, made us a call on Tuesday
suitable grounds and buildiugs and then for those wishing to attend the mass-meet-'
School,” Miss Bertie Fetterly; “Duties of
W.
H.
Hampton,
who
is
engaged
in
have had one.”—C. 1'. N t « M vs, ®
medicine has to be sent for. A sprain
a :mpt to secure the next district fair. ing.
Directors.”
D.
B.
Soliss
of
Grifltn
creek
and
his
son
Dug Spur, Va.
o
extensive placer mining in Grave creek may be promptly treated before inflamma­
We do not believe that moving the fair
To-night is All Hallowe'en. The usual
Afternoon' Session, 1 o’clock.—“Duty
John
were
t
X
the
county*
seat
on
Saturday.
district,
was
on
a
south
bound
train
a
few
“
Having
used
A
yer
’s
Pills
with
o
tion sets in, which insures a cure in about
to Ashland would be popular with a ma­ number of foolish pranks will probably be
Mrs. J. A. Whiteside of Medford was a of lhe American Teacher,*’ D. E. Dotson;
great success fortlyspepsia. from oi
days since, en route to Siskiyou county, one-third the time otherwise required.
jority of the people of the county; for the played.
which 1 suffered for years, I re-
visitor at the county-seat one day this week. “Mutual Duties of Parentsand Teachers,”
to look after mining interests there.
Cutsand bruises should receive immediate
solved never to lie « ithout them ¡J*
reason that it would make it more incon-
W. C. Engledow, the painter, is trim­
W. 8* Holt of Applegate spent the greater Miss Della Wells; “Manners and Morals
iu
my household. Tla", are in- oj
Of
course
ycu
are
not
feeling
well
—
that
attention before the parts become swollen,
venient to attend than where it now is, ming up the Masonic building in a neat
portion of Monday and Tuesday in Jackson­ in lhe Public Schools," Miss Cora Seaman:
deed effective.” — Mrs. sai . i . ii : o ’
same old pain in lhe back; can’t sleep; no and when Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is ap­
being in the extreme south end of the manner.
“Teaching as a Profession ,”Mrs. W. F.
Monitis, 125 Willow st., Phila-
ville.
appetite. The next time you are in lhe plied it will heal them without matter being
delpliia, Pa.
county. If the place must be changed
I. J. Hansen and wife of Willow Springs Brown .
Mrs. D. L. Minkler of Ashland returned City Drug-store try^a can of Oregon Kid- formed, and without leaving a scar. A
“I always use Ayer’s Pills, and °
why cannot Medford and Jacksonville
precinct were at the county-seat on Tues,
a few days since from a visit to Janesville, nev Tea, and your troubles will be over.
sore throat may be cured in one night. A
think thein excellent.”—Mrs. <1. o
pull together and locate it half way be­
Killed by a Cave
day
Michigan.
P. W atrous , Jackson, 1’la.
®
tween. Indeed steps to that end have
The plat of east Medford has been filed piece of flannel dampened with this lini­
J. A. Williams of the Williams & Wade­
Max. Muller, receiver ot the Medrord dlF-
Ed. Coyle has made a qiiaitz discovery in the office of the county recorder.
already been taken. A call for a mass­
The ment and bound on over the seat of pain tillery, rpent Wednesday night In Jackson­ man mine on the north fork of Greenhorn,
meeting at Medford Monday evening has in Farmers' Flat district which promises new addition consists of seventeen acres wili cure lame back or pain in the side or ville.
Siskiyou county, Calif., was crushed to
chest in twenty-four hours. It is the most
teen made and a free train will be run to be rich.
owned by J. S. Hagey and H. Tripp and valuable, however, tor rheumatism. Per­
W. P. Alien and D. McPhee, the Forest death one day last week by a cave in the
Received Highest Awards
ol
Wm. Bybee started this morning with ¡» admirably situated for residence prop­ sons afflicted with this disease will be de creek miners, have been in Jacksonville tunnel in which he was working. His
from Jacksonville. A number of speak­
AT THE WORLD’« FAiR°|
lighted with the prompt relief from pain lately.
ers from both towns will discuss the mat­ his annual drove of fat hogs to Happy erty.
body was wedged in so tightly against the
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCM
which it affords, and it can be depended
ter and every effort should be made to Camp, Calif.
There was a lively time on the southern upon to effect a complete cure. Fur sale
Horace pelton and L. C. Sisemore and side of the tunnel by a huge boulder that
hold the fair in this end of the county.
J. II. Simon, who is employed in the end of fifth street on Tuesday evening, by druggists.
wife of Sam’s valley visited Jackson villa on ¡t required two hours hard work to^’re-
I. W. Thomas offers to sell a piece of Waldo copper mine, visited his triends in which resulted in one female putting the
cover it. Mr. W. had fired a heavy blast
Monday
me 6 foki > squibs .
land midway between the two places and the valley this week.
optic of another into mourning. The
E. E. Miner of Ashland will ’ejate at Med­ the night before and had entered the tun­
take halt the amount in stock in the track
Frank Manning of Prospect, who has former thought that the latter was getting
Pritzhard,watchmaker and jeweler, Med­ ford for the winter and engage in mining nel to see what effect it had had. He was
and grounds and giye favorable terms on been visiting relatives in Montana, re­ too frisky.
advised by his partner to wait until limber
operations.
ford .
the balance. The ground is in every way turned home last week.
Mrs. A. Z Sears of Medford and her sis­ could be put in, as the ground was treach
Considerable seeding has already been
C.
E.
Wolcott
has
been
commissioned
a
suitable, and has abundance of shade.
ter, Mrs. Driscoll.spent Sunday afternoon in erous; but went in and knocking off some,
T. J. Kenney last week sold a large ' done this fall, the wet spell in September notary public by governor Lord.
The position of the groflnds are such that
Jacksonville.
projections on the side of the tunnel with
quantity of hay, feed, potatoes, etc., to G. Laving made it possible tor many farmers
they would be easy of aceess to both towns
L. McLellan, the clever laundry man,
Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Ashland precinct is his pick brought the mass of earth down
P. Lindley of Medford.
1 to do some plowing then. The farmers
by means of the R. R. V. R. R. and am­
was at the county-seat Sunday.
very low and not much hope is entertained upon himself.
now clamoring for rain, so that they
George Durand, the well-known e<*st- are
1
ple hotel accomodations would be in
S. W. Kindle and family of Medford of her recovery.
can
go
to
work.
reach, something it is impossible to find ern Oregon cattleman, has gone to Can- 1
have removed to Fort Jones. Calif.
Messrs. Barnes and Alexander have gone
Deafness Cannot be Cured
Marshal Park of Yreka, Calif., was at
at Central Point. Let Medford and Jack­ ada for an extended visit.
By local applications,as they cannot reach
Philip Mullen, the mining expert, yisit- elsewhere In quest of mines, but may return
Ashland
last
week,
in
search
of
a
mulatto,
sonville pull together on this proposition
Jas. Armpriest is hauling a large quan- '
in the near future.
the diseased portion of the ear. There iR
ed friends in Jacksonville last week.
Last year’s demand for our Leader was
and secure the district fair, as, if it must tity of black oak wood to town and piling who had escaped from the Yreka jail by
G. R. Johnson has returned from Yamhill only one way to cure deafness, and that is
Miss Zelia Zigler of Rosebhrg, who has county and resumed hi® position at Col. J by constitutional remedies. Dearness is so large that we were unable to manufac-
sawing off the bars in his cage. He failed
be removed from Central Point, it should it up tor lhe winter market.
titre
them as fast as they were ordered.
to find the fugitive; but we learn that he been paying Jacksonville a visit,is now the N. T. Miller’s farm.
caused by an inflamed condition of the mu­ This year we have one mammoth factory
be located at some other point near the
W. V. Jones of Woodville has pur-
guest
of
her
aunt,
Mrs.
F.
M.
Plymale.
has
since
been
captured.
center of the valley.
Misses Kate Lemberger and Jo, Nunan cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When that manufactures nothing but thia line,
chased a new 4500 pound safe to accomo­
D. R. Hill of this precinct has been rode to Ashland on their bicycles Tuesday, this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling and we are making this boot in such
Woodbury, Jr., the race-horse which
date his increasing business.
sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is immense quantities that we are able to
Geo. E. Neuber bought of the Thornton visited lately by his cousin, Mrs. J. W. returning on the train
Chrysanthemum Show.
N. Thomasson, who is mining on Apple- ,
«ntirely closed Deafness Is the result, and produce a much better boot.
Morrison of Curry county and her hus­
Thomas
estate,
was
brought
to
Jackson
­
Mrs.
8.
E.
Martin
of
Lake
creek
district
We have many new improvements in
The Chrysanthemum show at Ashland gate, in Watkins district, was in Jackson­
unless the inflammat’on can be taken out,
band.
called at T he T imes office’Tuesday, accom­
ville
this
week
by
Jockey
Sleeper.
He
is
made of heavy gen­
Nov. 7th and Sth bids fair to be the great­ ville on Tuesday for supplies.
and this tube restored to its normal condi­ this line: first, it
fast, having made a good showing at lhe
C. Strang, the popular druggist, was panied by her daughter.
tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine uine Dongola, solid leather sole and inner
est success of the season. So far, a large
Prois. Morrison & Walker have been races
j
D B. North, a druggist doing business a* eases out of ten are caused by catarrh, sole: second, it has a leather sock lining,
recently held at Yreka, Calif.
sonstruck on Tuesday morning. Charley’s
number of displays have been promised
Fortuna. Humbolt county. Cal., made Jack­ which is nothing but an inflamed condition which 110 other but a high-priced boot
engaged to furnish music for the Medtoid
“
move
”
is
great
since
the
arrival
of
the
has : third, it has a back-stay : fourth, as
in Ashland alone, besides which there will
E. B. Myer and Milton Gregory, who
sonville a visit on Saturday.
dancing club, during the winter.
of the mucous surfaces.
much care is taken in selecting this stock,
be others from Jacksonville and Medford.
have been engaged in lhe mercantile busi- twins.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any and in making, as in our higher priced
Fred. Downing, the well-known stockman
R.
T.
and
Wm.
McCall
of
Washington,
(
Prizes will be awarded for the following—
ness at Ashland for several months past, A pleasant surprise party was given to from Chimney Rock precinct, was here on case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that goods; fifth, we not only warrant but v.e
Iowa are paying a visit to their brother,
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. guarantee every line to be just as repre­
Finest display, first prize, 3 Japanese
made an assignment on Tuesday, naming Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart last week by Monday, accompanied by his wife.
Send for circulars; free.
flower pots; second prize, 2 Japanese Capt. J. M. McCall of Ashland.
J. H. Martin as assignee. Their assets a number of their friends. It being a fare­
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. sented. The above cut is an exact copy
I. B. Bowen and wife of Baker;City, who
of the boot itself.
Reames, White & Co. have a tew more ; are said to be larger than their liabilities. well party to Mr. and Mrs. S.. who left have been paying Jacksonville a visit, left sold bv Druggists. 75o.
flower pots; most artistically arranged dis­
Our New Leader Ladies' Dongola But­
for their winter home in New Mexico on for Portlard on Tuesday evening.
play, large vase; best display of ostrich Wheeler & W ilson sewing machines which
ton; styles, Plain Opera Toe, Plain Com­
John
F.
White,
who
retnrned
from
CENTRAL
POINT
POINTERS.
*
Sunday.
plumes, Japanese tea-cup and saucer; best they will trade for wheat or flour.
mon-Sense Toe, Opera Toe Patent Tip;
Wm. Bybee has returned from his trip to
Grant’s Pass this week, informs T he
widths, D, E, and EE: sizes, 21 to 8.
display of potted plants, Japanese cabinet;
Happy Cutup, Ca!., and will drive about 125
There was a party at E. DeRoboam’s T
■ imes that the telephone system of Rogue
tur
Mrs.
Jas.
Bigham
and
children
left
Our New Leader Ladies’ Dongola I font
head of hogs thither In a short time.
largest variety display, pair of vases; best residence in this precinct on Monday ]
MINING
NEWS.
river valley is now complete and in good
their future home in California a few days I.ace. Opera Toe Patent Tip; widths, D,
bouquet. Japanese tea cup and saucer; best night, and was enjoyed by all present.
0. H. Bayse went to Grant’s Pass on
E,
and EE; sizes, 2} to 8.
working order. All the principal towns
single potted plant, tripod basket; largest
Notices for the location of placer and Tuesday evening, where he will buy stock since.
Our New Leader Ladies’ Dongola lint­
Dr. .W. W. Stanfield of Eagle Point has ; are now in speaking terms with each
Mrs. Jas. Blevins of Ashland visited ton. Spring Heel, Common-Sense Last;
quartz mines, etc., for sale at T he T imes for bis blacksmith shop I d Jacksonville.
single flower, Japanese basket. Excellent become a resident of Medford and will (
other.
Mrs. E. Wells of Ashland precinct, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wiliian - Patent Tip ; widths, D, E, and EE; sizes,
office.
programmes will be furnished both even­ prospect in this vicinity during the winter.
2} to 6.
Editor J. L. Montgomery of ?4arshall
son in Central Point last week.
ings by the best talent of Ashland. The
Any of the above-described shoes sent
The Hampton-Lewis ditch on Grave relatives on Applegate during the forepart
Have your faded cloth ng cleaned and (Ill.)
<
Democrat states that for many years
of tne week, accompanied by her son Brick
Mesdames
W.
H.
Norcross
and
E.
on
receipt of $1.45, all postage paid b>
Treble Clef Quartet wili have charge of
dyed at the Excelsior steam Dye Works. he
| suffered untold agony from dyspepsia. creek has been finished and operations
Lon Bayse of Mission Flat, visited bis Pleasint wete the gu «sis <f Mrs. J. S. us. Send for complete illustrated cata­
the entertainment the first evening and
will
commence
as
soon
as
water
comes.
Address Chas. C. Hixon, Medford, Ore­ At last he began to take Ayer's Sarsapa­
logue of all grades of boots and shoes —
brother, 0. H. Bayse. the blacksmith, on iiagey of Medford one day last week.
the second evening’s programme will con­
free. Please mention this paper.
Miners who wish to place liens on Tuesday. He was accompanied by Mr Felt-
gon.
*
, rilla, and by the time he used six bottles
sist of natioimi songs in costume. Any­
POSTAL SHOE CO.,
Chas. II. Gillette of Ashland has been | he was as well as ever. Cures others, mining property will find just the blank meir.
Oh
Yes
’
one having chrysanthemums is cordially
Box 2657.
Boston. Mass.
hey need at T he T imes office.
appointed as treasurer of lhe S. O. S. B. will cure you.
8.
L.
Hill,
who
has
been
mining
I
d Apple­
We keep Parks’Cough syrup and we toll
invited to send in displays.
of A., to succeed Hon. J. W. Merritt re­
Italian
Dick,
has
sold
his
quartz
mine
gate
district,
left
for
Olequa,
Wash,,
on
Satur
­
Several hundred people left Jacsson and
eve-yone it Is the best cough cure we pell.
signed.
Obituary.
Josephine counties yesterday on lhe ex­ in Jackson creek district to several parties day, to visit his family. Ho will bo gone a Everybody likes it and we sell it on a guar
few
weeks.
The
Jacksonville
Dramatic
Co.is
taking
(
The con­
ante*. Try it for your cold. Sold by E. 0.
cursion to Portland. It was the biggest lately from Yamhill county
Joseph Swingle, a pioneer, who came to
M. O. Warner, the expert piano tuner, has Brooks.
the Pacific coast in 1852, peacefully passed steps to give a performance in the near affair of the kind ever attempted in south­ sideration was $500.
Instantly Relieved
The American Mining Code, standard been unexpectedly delayed in making his
from this life on June 5, 1895, at his home future, which promises to be quite inter* ern Oregon, and much credit is due Geo­
and Permanently
usual professional visit to this valley; but
esting.
Estes of Roseburg for his efficient manage­ authority on all subjects pertaining to min­
in Langell valley. He was born on Au­
will be here in a short time.
The
first
meeting
of
lhe
Ashland
music
ing,
water-rights
etc.,
is
kept
tor
sale
at
ment.
gust 1st, 1819, in Scranton county, Penn,
N. D. Bott wick and wife arrived from
i
and in early life removed to Michigan and club was held last week. The chorus had
Don't fail to attend the mass meeting at T he T imes Printing House.
Colusa county, Calif., on Monday and I are ;
WITHOUT
later to Wisconson, where he married ?4iss 45 voices and the class will be much larg­ Medford.on Monday evening. Steps will
Kerbyville is experiencing a mining visiting relatives on Applegate. They r are
er
later
on.
Knife
or Operation.
Ida Ann Tucker, March 24, 1841. In
A
be taken to build a race track and prepare boom like those of early days, The hotels accompanied by Mrs. Cumming-*.
1852 Mr. S. drove an ox-team across the
The largest and best stock of men’s, suitable grounds for the district fair near are filled to overflowing, pack trains are
Absolutely Painless
J. T. Layton of Applegate, the pioneer
plains to California and located a claim ladies’ and children's shoes has just been Harbaugh station, and the people of both loading for the more distant mines and miner, was at the county «eat on Monday,
CURE EFFECTED
where the citv of Oakland now stands. received by Reames, White & Co. Cal) towns should pull together on that propo­ the town is crowded with prospectors accompanied by his two sons. They were
From Three to Six Wook:.
In ’53 he returned east by the Isthmus and and gel prices.
bound for the mines. Kerbwille is the among the excursionists to Portland,
sition.
WRITE FOR TERMS
the next year started back with his family,
distributing
point
for
all
the
mines
in
the
D. A. Presley and family of Klamath coun.
Mrs. J. H. Messner of Woodville, who
While thorough in action Ayer's Pills
arriving in Rogue river valley on Septem­ recently went to Grant’s Pass for medi- strengthen rather
than stimulate the ex­ yicinity and one cannot go in any direc­ ty are paying relatives in this section a
ber 10, 1854.
He was a conspicuous cal treatment, is improving under the
visit. They were in Jacksonville on Tues-
O ffices : lio»'nis 7QG-707, Mnnpi.un î.lühl:;»’
cretory organs,
Leading physicians tion from the town without striking min­
day, accompanied by Mrs. R. M. Presley of
figure in the Indian wars of ’55, 56, serv­ care of Dr. Sterling.
PORTLAND. OREGON
recommend them because they are free ing operations in full blast.
Evans cteek,
ing as captain of volunteers. He settled
Some parties who have been prospect­
There will be a social dance in Orth's from calomel or other injurious drugs,
Misses Etta Johnson and Maud B« r-y,
in Klamath county in 1870 and has been
hall Friday evening, Nov. 1st.
First- being composed entirely of the best vege­ ing for coal on the Illinois river in Curry were in Jacksonville on Tuesday, in the
......... TffT—iir
a resident of this locality ever since. The
county, have run a tunnel in near Shasta I uteres» a of the chrysanthemum show which
class music will be furnished by Profs. table aperients.
funeral services were conducted by the
Morrison & Walker.
A six-year-old son of B. H. Taylor, a Costa, where there are good out-croppings will be he Id at Ashland next week. Th«y
Rev. Oglesby at the Presbyterian church
OF
railroad
employe at Ashland, was amus­ which had been prospected before. They were welljdeaeed with the reception they
Geo.
W.
and
Chas
Morine
of
Butte
and the remains were placed in the cem­
creek
went
to
Applegate
a
tew
days
since
ing
himself
last week in chopping a board now have a tunnel about forty feet deep received at the county-seat, where many
etery here.—[Klamath Falls Express.
MrPoTTKB Dato * C hbm . C obp pi
on a prospecting trip, accompanied by with an ax, when his three-year-old sister, and have a six-foot vein of coal, which is beautiful flowers are grown.
AJ Sole Propc. Borton. U.S.A. -
Committees Appointed.
who was holding the board got her hand pronounced by expens to be a first-class
Mr. Corson of Medford
'/Nt n
It May Do as Much for You.
quality of bituminous coal. The ledge is
under
the
ax,
sustaining
a
painful
but
At a meeting of the committee to make
When the hair has fallen out, leaving
III.,
writes
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving,
an extensive one and the out-croppings
arrangements for the firemen’s dance, the head bald, it lhe scalp is not shiny, not serious wound.
for
that be ha«l a Severe Kidney trouble
------
are easily followed for miles.
AT
many years, with severe pains in his lapk
held on Saturday evening, the following there is a chance ot regaining the hair by
“Snowball,” the black prince of South
and also that his bladder wae affected. He
NIGHT
sub committees were appointed: On print­ using Hall’s Hair Renewer.
Africa, who has been following the race
tried many so-called Kiduey cures but wlln-
Afternoon Teas.
out any good reeult. About a year ago he
ing, L. L. Jacobs, A. N. Soliss, M. M.
John M. Guerin of Portland passed circuit throughout Oregon and northern
F’lt Hartwell in her last syndicate article began use of Electric Bitters and found re
MOVES THE BO /ELS IN
Taylor; on music, Geo. R. Neil, Geo. E. through the valley last week, on his way California, left Tuesday morning for San says: “I don’t recommend any special
Electric Bitter« Is especially
lie* at onoe. ----------
THE MORN NG
Neuber, John II. Devlin; on supper, Jas. home from attendance on the U. S. court Francisco. Snowball is a genius in hts brand of tea for afternoon fear o’clocks. I adapted to cure of all Kidney am id Liver
trouble«
nd
often
give«
almost
instant
re
­
Cronemiller, Chas. Pursell, Chris. Ulrich; of appeals at San Francisco.
way and one of lhe most accomplished do, however, know all about the best tea to lief. One trial will prove our statement.
«1 ‘spielers” on the coast.
on hall, Geo. M. Love, Jas. D. Fay, Fred.
take at night. Talks' Tea will certainly Price only 5iie. At Dr. J. W. Robinson’s
Remember the chrysanthemum show at
Pape:
on decorations, Frank Kasshafer,
1
Mr.* Wilson of Woodville. while alight- clear your complexion and purify your Drug Store.
Ashland on lhe 7th and 8th ot November.
blood. Tou will be surprised at the im-
I Ben Taylor, W. T. Reames, Henry Orth,
It will be grand and nearly every town in ing from the north bound express train provement if you take a cup of P«a*ks* Tea
Or. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Jos. Wetterer, Wm. Grob. Floor directors,
while it was in motion one day last week, each night.” Sold by E. 0. Brooks
i
the valley will be represented.
Most Perfect Made.
Is «|iiickl> at»*»)rbe<1.
John S. Orth, assisted by the members of
was caught by the coat on a projecting
Clean««** Hie
Frank
Lorraine,
who
grows
some
ot
the
N hah I 1
the company.
iron
and
dragged
about
a
hundred
yards
best fruit tn southern Oregon, has the
To Whom It May Concern.
a
8-
Aliny« pFln and
Awarded
before the train was stopped. He was
Intlamution.
Situation Wanted.
thanks of T he T imes for a box of some of
Those having borse, in the Cardwell Highest Honors—World's Fair,
badly shaken up but otherwise unhurt.
Heals tie
pasture are requested to pay charges and
♦
In cither
either town or country, by a middle- the finest grapes we ever saw.
Sores
T he T imks is in receipt ot cards an- take them out on or before Nov. / » 1895.
aged American lady, as housekeeper in a
The fire company holds its regular
Pr tecta membun«*«
hotel or private family. A good cook and meeting Monday evening next, at which nouncing the irarriage, at Richmond, All animals not removed by that time will
friHC col da
4
butter-maker and capable of managing time the final arrangements for the Ind., on Oct. 25,1895, of Ed. H. Beggs and be sold to pay pasturage bills
tt-’Slorew the
Hen«»*« nf Titfete
Miss Anna E. Sbrrman. Mr. B. is well
F
Pt hi . & B angkkt .
children. References given. Cab
Ca'.i t*n
*»n or Thanksgiving ball will be made.
1
nnd Sme'l.
Jacksonville, Oct 28, 1895.
t'ER IT WILL i UKR
write to
C. A. Moore, the attorney, of Portland and favorably known throughout southern
íñ
.;P(4
■
»ist*»
»•»•«:}•
noBirii atin
iSuAv CH 14, ! Itnut nwtksjjT
Hut se
Hot
ȣ K eeper . Taylor llouic,
House,
who ba» been viaiiing ielative» ami friends Oregon in connection with stage lines and
• wirre» «ble. Frit e «idcents at Orintiriata; by
Where to Wo.
his
many
friends
in
this
section
join
with
Jacksonville, Or.
mail,
reinst«
red.
IM
’
et*
«F COPYRIGHTS.^-
in Lakeview, passed through the valley on
Titi TlMts in congratulations and best
No better house can be for.nd n Port­
! hi» way home a few days »I rite.
( heat and Winter Oat*
wishes.
land than the New Esmond hotel con­
Wm. Herriott, the well-known saw-
P 0. AfPLiGATE, - .
A limited quantity of cheat and winter
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson, relict of Amos ducted on the American or European plan
tlona MrtrtIf eontknmtW. A It ■ •«••k o» >?-
mill
man,
will
move
his
saw-mill
to
a
formttlon mnremlna Patent« «o'1 how to ot*
Civil Engine *. and Deputy U. S
oats ol a superior quality is offered for
with
reasonable
orices.
Try
it.
T. Johnson, and one of whose sons was
uta tkwa rem »re*. Alao a rerekxr» of mechM.-
ATInr-ral Surveyor.
sale at a reasonable figure at the S. F. piece of land recently purchased from crippled for life by Daniel Doty a number I
A eo. reretr*
Char. Williams on Elans creek, this week.
Oh! My Bach!
I n>ecial notice in tbe WcirntIBc A merican« and
Variety Store.
- - - Central Point, Or
of years ago, died at Medford on Sunday.
Glendale is now lhe eatiug station for She was a pioneer of Rogue river valley,
A gooù manv tlrad m*n .nrt
iiirrerinir ot Erery I tracriptinn executed at
Wail ten
allS. P. trains, and the hotel under the having came here with her father, the grt rM ot IMt pain !■ tk«ir tare* It tbey
■•onahle rates .Hati«fscii<»n Giiaraneed.
A girl iu do housework. Apply at once management of Mrs. C. Clarke is con­
wonM try Park»’ Sqre Car- for th<- Liver
MOST
PERFECT
MADE
late Wm. Wright, long ago. The remains
to the Taylor House. Jacksonville, for cede«! to one of the best in southern Ore- j were buried in Jacksonvi le cemetery on Md Kldnav'. Th* tronhl* I. o«nally tk*r*, I A pure C.rape Cream ot Tartar Powuer.
aad Park.’ Sur* Cor* ra«*krei «ad enrre It *>5rom Am noma. Alum or any other adulterant.
lurtber particulars.
• gon.
I 1 the 29m.
•old by ■ a Brouk..
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
LOCAL NOTES.
HEADACHE?
A yers P ills
Ayer’s Pillsi
Our New
Leader,
$1.45.
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