PERSONAE.
City Marshal Bachelder, of Tulare
City, Cid., was in Ashland last Friday,
Mrs, C. T. Harris returned home
Salem has a pressed-bnek niautWac
ou the track of M. C. Stewart, who bad
I*icuic6 are 1U season.
* J DAY..
left that city without making gixxl a from Mott this week.
tory.
MAY J, IW
Don’t faii to hear Mrs. Barker.
shortage of 835n in his account with
Taylor left Phoeuix Tuesday
Archbishop Gross, of Portland, starts
Corn planting is about completed the Otld Fellows lodge there, of which for his ranch in Graut county .
this week ou a pilgrimage to Rome, to
Sol lee.
Stewart
had
been
he
was
secretary.
tor the season.
Messrs. M. W. Skeel and C. W. Palm sei' the Pope.
Persons having claims agaiiisl the
'The ice cream season opeued this here, but startl'd southward fa'fore were in town from Medford last Sun
J udge Warren Truitt, of Polk county,
Bachelder arrived, and was arrested day.
undersigned are requested to preseut week at Mill’s bakery.
has beeu appointed register of the
down in California.
I li» same immediately. Max Praeht.
The first crop of alfalfa is living har
D. C. Ilerriu has bought a photo Lakeview land office.
vested
iu
some
parts
of
the
valley.
The farmers' institute will convene
Patronize the Ashland-Linkville graph gallery in Lakeview and will re
Hi.nthly Social.
in Roseburg, Friday, May 10th, and '
The concrete walk in front of the stage ami express line. T he enterpris main there.
The regular monthly social of the Masonic blix'k is lieing laid this week. ing mi'n who have started the line in
Win. Hill came over from Scott val hold a two days' session.
Baptist church and congregation will
opposition to the regular stage line ley Wednesday for a visit with his
Some cases of blackleg among the
Do
uot
forget
the
mass
meeting
I»' belìi in the Baptist church Tues
(which has'li>> government mall con parents here.
cattle on the Butte ereek aud Antelope
day eve. May 7. Nupper from
to S. Monday eve. at Presbyterian church. tract behind it i chottld be given every
N. A. Jacobs is taking a trip down ranges are reported by the Timex.
The familiar tones of the wixilen encouragement by the people of Ach-
price l.*> eta. Usual programme.
Last Friday was a jubilee day for
mill fall are heard three times a, day laud. If you haven't bllxilieas for the the railroad to Roseburg and other
the Odd Fellows. Medford was the
now.
IrSWtiblr Plant*
stage, tnlk about it to somefaxly who places this Week.
Mr. F. H. Carter made a trip down point of celebration iu Jackson county.
Remeinfar the gospel tem|x*ranee has. mid perhaps you may help more
I he tinaersiened has for sal»* a large
the road to Grant's 1‘xss aud other
Five thousand dollars changed hands
meeting
al
the
M.
E.
t'tiUK'li
Sunday
than
you
suppose.
iimidier ot cabbage, tomato and aweet
points this week.
in Portland lust Saturday on the re
po'alo plants grown here, all thrifty eveuiug.
Mr. N. C. Boynton's handsome mid
Mrs. Headriek carue in from Klatn- sult of the Jackson-Cardiff tight in
The schools all closed last Tuesday valuable young Mambrino stallion has
and of good varieties. Apply at r»*i-
den«*»* on Almond Htroec. or at More of in honor of tiie Washington Cebteuuial had a “close call" lately. A scratch or ath county recently, aud left WedneB- Sim Francisco.
Four men attempted to cross the
anniversary.
Minkler »V Son. next Jo«»r to
sting of some kind on the shoulder, day evening for Salem.
J. R. Tozer and family have moved Columbia above Cascade Falls in a
Ashland.
.1. H. S towe .
The "pigs iu clover’ puzzle bus or the fore leg near the shoulder, is
reached Asliiand. No serious results supposed to have been the cause of out to their homestead on Grizzly boat Sunday and were carried over
(bill Eelluw's Ihty.
and drowned.
yet appareut.
the trou!>le. The effect was a terrible prairie for the summer.
'The Postal Telegraph Co. have com
The 7'Kh l'imiversary of ( MJ Fellow-
Mr. H. R. Boynton left for Min
A brother of W. N. Luckey, of this swelling aud suppuration, and Mr.
stilp was celebrateli by thè memls-rs of place,hasbeeu appointed agent al the Boynton would not have given Sill neapolis last Saturday, intending to re pleted two new wires to Los Angeles,
giving them lioth a duplex and a sin
lite order au<l their fnends tu Jackson Warm Springs ludiat* n-scrv.ition.
lust week for liis 818(10 horse. The turn to Ashland to reside.
county ut M«<dford last Fri lay with
Mrs. Geo. B. Currey, of Grant’s Pass, gle wire to that city.
Wm. Harns, the butcher, has a Here animal is now recovering. however.
iiiteresling exercises. whx'li liegan in ford calf uixiut n mouth old which lie
George L. Seybolt, of California, has
One of th«' many interesting features was visiting her son anil unuierous
tLe foreixH-n. and woiiud np with a saya is the beet calf iu the county.
las'll appointed poatal inspector to suc
of fruit culture tu this favored valley friends in Ashland last week.
ball in tht evening. There was a larga
W. W. Stalker, of Franklin, Idaho, ceed L. A. Kirkwood. His head-quar
8. B. Galey has recieved a gixxi of is the early bearing of the trees, The
gutlieriug, frolli all parta of thè coiiuty.
ters will lie San Francisco
fer for his peach crop of this seusou young fruit tret's of every variety in is spending a week or two in Ashland,
Baker City has raised 83,000 to lie
the uursertee are beqiieutly sei'n in and Im iking about, the valley.
from a Hau Francisco fruit house.
■ he i.lorl.iu- l.HUi.
spent
in the East in attracting the at
blttcHom
and
occasionally
fant
over
to
Dr.
Pryce,
H.
H.
Wolters,
1).
C.
Rev. Father Noel will celebrate
Talk aln>nt favored climes! i’he
tention
of immigrants to the resources
the
earth
with
fruit
late
in
the
season,
Crosby
and
other
Medford
people
propie of Rogue River valley don't Mass at the residence ot H. Judge if negleete.1. Mr. L. E. Payuv reports Have la^en in town this week.
of that town mid vicinity.
Suuday,
May
5,
at
to
o
’
clock
A.
M.
i.ave to live in jierpettial fog and
that lie has |sa<-h trees on his place
'The ixiard of trade of Independence,
G. W. Bailey, of Jenny creek, and
C. W. Ayers is at work upou the couth of Ashland which serenely blos-
mist in order to have moisture enough
Polk county, is distributing sugar-
Sami.
Brown,
of
the
same
neigblxir-
designs
aud
plans
fur
two
brick
build
to raise crops neither do they burn
Homed out this season, their second hood, have beeu in town recently.
Ixi't seed among the farmers, to test
out half the time and drov.n out dur ings to be erected iu Siskiyou county. year from the seed.
the soil of that neighlKirhooil for sugar
Mr. Geo. Ogg, of Sacramento, Cal., productii ,n.
ing t he other half, l'hey have sun
Mr. Lyttlelou. administrator of the
Save the Time» of
arrived on Monday even mgs tram, for
chine and dear air till the farmers estate of Will. Pattou, uas the tiusi-
Money is being loan«*d by Han Fran
a visit with the family of O. Coolidge.
al! Ix'giu to grow anxious alsint the nees of the estate now about settled rumor gained currency
cisco banks at six and seven per cent
after the sale to E.
airy s|>r)l," and then comes a gentle, up.
Postmaster
E.
J.
Farlow
and
fami
on real estate security. This seems to
Amy A- Rippey of
»oaking. busim s« rain ami raises the
ly went over to Colestin one day this indicate that capital is accumulating
The Lacy brothers are dividing up
grow mg gram al»mt six inches or a their laud, one mile west of Medlord, of the Watson farm
week, Mr. Farlow returning the same rapidly on the Pacific coast.
foot in a week. Wednesday evening aud selling it iu small tracts for fruit of Bear creek that the same hud day.
lieen bought for the railroad Company
Peter Jackson, the Australian cham
a gentle rain set in. and up to two farms. | Mail.
Col. Bowditch went to Portlulid to pion pugilist is colored man) kinxiked
and that there whs a prospect of a
o'clock yesterday two-thirils of an
participate
in
the
state
military
parade
NlchoIsJrTy reil are prepanug to make feeder lieing thrown out from the
out Patsy Cardiff in the tenth round
inch had fallen, with more coining.
extensive improvements, ami build an Sontheru Pacific at that point" to the Tues.lay, as a nieinlier of the Governor's al San Francisco Friday evening last.
T'ne high mountain« caught snow.
staff.
additiou to their meat market build- timber licit at the head of Rogue river.
It was a tight to finish with four-
tug iu Ashland.
Mr. R. B. Loos, late editor of the ouuce gloves, for a purse of 83000.
The scheme ig so feasible that the re
T. S. survey*.
Yreka / Toon, is now employi-d at the
Rev. A. J. Barret, D. D. of Rixihes- port should be true if it is not.
Charles A. Piper, of Salem, Or., has
store of Li biiers Bros.
Co., in Mon lieen appointed a railway mail clerk on
The ('. S, topographical surveying ter, N. 1., will preach at Ihe Baptist
If the children are allowed to play tana.
party of Ricksci-ker nml Perkins, Church next Sunday, Maj òth. inorn- alxiul the cars as they have fa. u doing
the run Iwtwei'n Portland and San
which »is in the mountainsaf South mg aud eveuiug.
Jas. McDonough, of Willow Springs, Francisco, and John V. Pope has beeu
at the Ashland <Lp.it, there will cer
ern I iregou last summi-r, will probably
If you want life or accident tnsiir- tainly I»' a fatal accident to report ere was over in Siskiyou county this week, given II like position on the hue be-
!«■ engaged this sea.«on in the investi auce, apply to T. P. Boy 1 of the Paci- long. Little I mivs and girls have 1 wen looking iif'er In« trotting stock inter tween Portland ami Corvallis.
gation of the irrigation problem taken tic Mutual Life. Best in the world. m the habit of clambering upon the ests there.
It is umlerstooil that Messrs. Willis
in li.axl by the government to improve Office in The Oregou.
♦
W. I. Nichols, formerly of this place ,V Woodward have sold a t hird interest
ear steps while the train was in tu.i-
the arid government land yet "un-
C. J. Tolman will have a position iu tioii, to ride tho length of the switch and later of Linkviile, was married to in their marble quarry to a S.in Fran
gtabl-ed," and Charley Howell, who
run«. Last Thursday one of tlx* girls to Mattie R. Ager, at Santa Barbara, cisco capitalist for 810,000. This mine
ha.« had in winter quarters here the the Alaska custom bouse uuder Col w ho sells apples fell off t hi* steps of t he Cal., receutly.
is sit iiateil eight miles east of Roseburg
lector
Praeht,
and
will
leave
tor
Sitka
25 mule« u.-ed in such work, expects
last car and narrowly escap'd Icing
ami produces a beautiful variegated
with
his
family
sometime
iu
June.
Charley
Myers,
the
S.
P.
yardman,
to start for Idaho with them within a
over by the big mountain engine left \\ eduesday far Sacramento, after marble.
A large force of Chinamen is at work run
few day s. Monroe Sonnichsen. ot this
tliHt was following the tram out to the a stay of two weeks since hie return
Sixty homeseekers arrived at Salem
place, wl.o was with the party last putting iu the new side tracks and switch.
from Portland.
in oue laxly one day last week from
->a«ou, will take the field with them spurs at Klamath City, aud work upon
the river dam is being puslx-d ahuad.
A large number of little folks, rang
Mi. O. Ganiard has been very ill Juliustown, Pa. F. J. Strayer, traveling
again.
('apt. Dutton, the enimiiient natur
Lt is said that the Armour-Swift ing from six to fourteen years of age, with pleurisy, and for a day or two ageut of the Oregon land company ,
alist, will Im in the nioiiiitains of Packing Company,«)! Chicago, has pur enjoyed a pleasant social party at the last week his life was despaired of, but wears the lx>lt for bringing this large
colony of settlers into the Willamette
Southern Oregon again this sexson, chased the extensive landed rights ami Central House last Saturday, given by he is recovering.
with a party engaged in geological re- the stock of John lleviue, of llaruey Master Fred Bright man, son of the
Mrs. T. Shrum and her son S. J. valley.
landlord. Mr. and Mrs. Bright man Shrum, of Douglas county, were visit
The Salvatlou Army having bom
.«earchi's.
valley.
spared no pains to make the evening it ing« Mrs. Shrum's brother. Peter Kerne, barded the fortress at Albany, Oregon,
Pumps. Eddings A- Morse have now pleasant one. and the supper served
for two years without capturing it,have
I tn- LiH'al Court«.
ou hand a complete line of L. M. Rum alx>>it 9:30 to 5t little people was the in Ashland last week.
G. S. Butler went out in Klamath raised the seige, “packed their duds,"
P. II. D.moghue paid a tine of &■> to sey a Co.’s goods, ami can furnish any most i lalxiratv ever given to children
have gone to attack the devil in
JilHtice Berry in Ashland hist Tues kind ot a well an.l guarantee entire m Ashland. The tables were tilled county again this week. Mr. and Mrs. and
some place where he is not so strong
J.
Thompson
are
up
at
the
Cove
ranch
day evening, after pleading guilty to satisfactu >n.
with the choiest of viands, cakes, fruit
ly fortified. | Ex.
assault aixi batten upon his brother
Dandruff eradicated, the scalp made and eon feet lot is. and the feast was top of 'Thonq'son A Butler.
The Senate committee ou relations
J. J. IW'iioghue. The brothers had a clean, aud gray hair restored to its p'd off with t trim berries aud cream.
R. .1. Shaw has gone to Grant’s Pass
scrap in the law oiliee of
B. Wat original youtiifnl beauty aud vigor by
to take charge of a lumber yard about of the U. S. with Canada, is en route
A little daughter of Mr and Mrs. to lie opened in that city. He under for Victoria, B. C., via Portlaud. The
son over the matter of $."il) ioaneil by J. the Use of Hal 's Vegetable Sicilian
party comprises fifteen )«>ople, includ
W. T. Burney, of Oregon (Tty. aged stands handling lnmlier.
.1. Io I’. H. P. 11. was siilisequently Hair Reliewer.
ing Senators Hoar, Hale. Allison,
aliout four years, had a serious fall at
. rraigne.l in the court of the City Re
I.
W.
Burns«
is
about
laid
up
with
The thirsty fields an*I pastures are The Oregon one day last Week. Sin
Dolph. Pugh, Butler and Vixirhees,
i-orilf, aii'l fined Si", ami costs, ami refreslied
again. au<l ««-gelation will tumbled into an open cellar-way some rheumatism or neuralgia, and intends aud their ladies.
now he wants to know lx,w many lake a pheuouieual
springs
a
growth as the eight feet lap. and though alighting to give some of the mineral
Says an Albany paper of the 2t!lh
time« under the constitution of the I .
elianee to heal ins malady.
S. etui of (Iregon he 1« liable to arrest ground is so warm, ami the ram 18 H upon her feet, th» shock produced rup
ult.: A company is Ix-ing organized
warm
one,
also.
John
W.
McWilliams,
of
Nebraska,
ture of a kidney , anti her condition has
by prominent business men of this
Mill punishment for one offence.
J. K. Pigliey, blacksmith at the been very precarious. I >r. I’.arsoii was who arrived here last week. 1 is visiting city for the purpose of erecting a four-
TTio <’ele«tuii kingdom was also
the
Puget
Sound
country,
but
will
story brick hotel. The company will
teprcsviited in tlx tistie tournament 1 >uns nuir uischiueshop«, had his haml called ill mi l is treating the e: st. mid
have a capital stock of 850,000. This
of tiie week, ami John Sing, IZsq.. was mash'«I the other day aud went to ins the Burn.-v’« family physician. Or. W. probably return to Ashland.
Miss Lu Atkins, of Charles City, makes two big hotel projects now on
to fai'e tin' Recorder at 10 a. th . yes home iu Grant’s Pass last Friday to ('. Case, linin' out from Oregon City
with Mr. Burney and spent a few days Iowa, arrived last Monday evening, foot,
terday, to answer the charge of «18-
as nurse his wound for a few days.
sault and batten ii | h , ii H S. Lee
Peter Henderson, formerly of till.« here. The little girl is reptrted as im fora visit with the family of her broth
San Francisco and Portland cele
er. J. C. Atkins of tins place.
Way, E- h |.. at the wash house on 1st place, who has been in Shasta valley proving rapidly now.
brated the Washington centennial in
recently, has opeued a barfar shop iu
st reet
Mr. B. H. Hatch, whois one of the grand style. The procession in Port
Jackson tmni'ty is ontit lt«l to a fmr
In the trouble lietween E. P Ri Medford. He is an expeneueed an.l hearing la-fore the Southern Oregon neati st. j'-iuers ami turners in the coun land showed 5,000 people in line, ami
deout and I’. H. Dmoghue over the suci-essflll "knight of the razor."
State Board of Agriculture when the try. has gone to Gleii'lide, to take a po the number of visitors iu the city
lease of a place for a fish ami Vegeta
Jacob Casebeer and Joshua Patter question of place of meeting of the sition offered him in Sol Abraham’s Tuesday evening was t*timated at 20.-
ble stand, Donoghue lodged a Com son started Tuesday morning for district fair comes up for considera mdl.
000.
plaint against Rideout, charging Inin Sprague river, the former taking a tion. Douglas county pxude take it
M.'ssrs, S. B. Galey. A. S. Ham
At a meeting of the Portland Immi
with larceny, for having moved or small band of horses out t« the ranch for granted that Roseburg will lc mond. J. H. Mitchell. Judge Tolman gration Ixiard Monday night contracts
l.x'keil up certain aitieles belonging of Casebeer Bros, in that valley.
chosen ns the permanent pltiooof meet ami other Ashland people have been were made for 84,515.40 worth of ad
to Dntsighue. After examination of
ing. but as the district comprises nt the county seat on business this vertising in eastern weekly newspapers,
J.
A.
Yoakum,
of
the
Marshfield
saw
the ease, defendant was discharged mi mills, Ixmght thirty-five bead of bulls Coos. Curry, llouglas, Josephine. week.
covering six months, while several pro
motion of Dist. Attorney Colvig.
east of the mountains for logging work Jnekson. Klamath and Lake counties,
Rev. T. H. Gilla'rt and Robt. Nixon. positions are under consideration for
oti Coos bay, ami shipped them north a glance nt the map will convince any Jr., of Yreka, were on Wednesday increasing the amount.
S'liili. rii Ori'gxn Wixsl«
ward from Ashiaml Tuesday moroing. unprejudiced inquirer that Jackson evening'8 train furan excursion through
The curl-leaf has affected peach or
No liner exlnbitioti of the lieauty of
Medford rejoices over the flowing of county is far more centrally located British Columbia, to lie gone several chards in California so much this sea
< Iregou woods in continuation for furni water through its new irrigating caual, than llouglas, and that, next to Jack- weeks.
son, that a considerable damage to the
ture manufacture lias ever Iwen made w inch taps Bear cr«'»k about two miles son. Josephine has the best claims to
crop is feared. Many peach trees in
Mrs.
W.
B.
Rice
left
with
her
little
t han in t lie office i ouuter of The Ore above the towu. The water was turn««! the location of the fair meeting. Doug children Tuestliiy evening for Glendale, this neighborhood are affected by the
gon. devigm d ami manufactured by into the ditch last w«*-k for the first las shouldn't assume that she has the ami will visit friends at ¡Salem, Albany. same abnorinal growth. If the curled
prize simply by right of fi st calling Eugene ami Portland liefore returning . leaves be all cut or (Hilled off. neither
tlx Sugar Pme Door and Liuniier Co., time.
for if.
of Grant’s Pass. Th'i broad, smooth
the trees nor the fruit will suffer any
to Ashland.
Patsy Cardiff, th«' Muineapolm pu
t ip of th' ■•ounter is of oak. beueath
Miss Haiti» Coleman, who came up
Close Bros, band gave Max Praeht injury, it is said.
tlx until or front tdgeof which rims gilist. and his trainer were on Wed on Saturday’s train from («rant's Bass
A dispatch from Richmond. Va.. an-
a nc. se r llofbll'iseyepine. faced With nesday's train going home. Cardiff's for a short visit at her home near Pin e- a complimentary serenade at bis n-si- • nounces that Alfred S. Kidder, a young
face
didn
’
t
l<x>k
much
tiie
worse
for
the
denee
last
Monday
evening
in
honor
of
alder mouldings. Beueath this, with
nix. met with an accident winch was
lawyer who formerly lived in Portland,
a gmcetiil coiieave sweep, is a wide rail drubbing tie hml from Jacksoti last feared for a time would result serious his commission as chief of the custom this state, has committed suicide.
house of Alaska.
of O.ik, connected by mullions of the Friday.
time since he fell heir to a for
'The first bulletin lssueil bv the Ore ly. She was met at the depot by her
Mr. M. E. Beatty, the popular real Some
« ¡me wiHsi with a corresponding oak
father, and rod» in his carriage to the
tune of alxmt 850,0(10. As soon as be
i.'ll lielow Ihe pnnebng and alxive the gon state board of horticulture, pub photograph gallery of Mrs. Tyler. In estate dealer, ami Miss Cora Dell got the money he liegan dissipating,
base. Paiiel-rails of yellow pine of lished on first page of the T idings tins attempting to jump from the carriage Morris. Ix>th of Medford, were mar and on the day of his death he lost his
Tailed grain surround r««,ess-panels of week, contains valuable information her clothing caught anil threw her vi.>- ried at the residence of Rev. M. A. Wil last S’ i O ii in a poker game.
the birdseye pine, ami theahler nionid- and suggestions, ami will be read with lentlv to the ground, her bead striking liams last Sunday.
Hays the Crescent City Record: A
ii'gs.ire iisinl also in the paneling. interost by our orchardmen.
Miss .(label Wagner, who has been
a small stone. She was picked up tin-
The i>a«e rail is of yellow pine, haml-
A. G. Colvin, of Jacksonville, went conscioiis. and r< tnain-d s.'ini ronsciotis at Soda Springs for a month past, re rumor has beeu current this week
soinely tim.-heil with oak and alder southward this w««-k with about fifty or delirious for severat hours. Dr. turned home this week, to take Miss ( that R. D. Hume has won his suit for
mouldings. Betweeu the panels are hem 1 of tin«' mules for the California Parson was summoned at once ami Nellie Russell’s place in the T hongs damages against the Federal Govern
ment, caused by the seizure of bis
double-shaft isilumns tbe columns of market. He had bought them of gave the required medical attention, otlii-e for the present.
stock at the Klamath last year. Fred
dark red manzauita making a striking Mathews Bros., of Little Butt«', ami and it was thought unsafe to move her
R. C. W. Evans starts the end of Shank, who came up on the last I
and beantifnl contrast with the lighter Hora«*e Pelton, of S im's Valley.
from th" gallery for two or three days. this week on a several montes trip to 1 steamer, is reported to be the Ix'arer
colors of the other woods. Tlx' pedes
Messrs. Atkins A' Ilok'im have leased (In Tuesday, however, she returned to Moiitana to attend to the development
tal of the column is of oak. ami the cap for the si ason the Porter saw mill, on (Iran's Pass, and is now- aliout ns well of sone promising mining property in of the news. We lnqn that the report
is true, so that one more step will lx-
ital ami base, of yellow pine. The Ashland er««'k south of town, ami me as ever again.
which he is interested.
taken towards the throwing open for
e pitul is trimimsi with manzauita dra already making bimlx-r. Both are ex-
Mrs.
Annie
Satterfield
started
Wed
sett lenient of the so-called Klamath
in ry a nd rosettes of yew. Surmounting IHTieneed mill men, ami Mr. Atkin.«
Jnck«i»u County Clay.
nesday evening for Tacoma, and after Itidiau Reservation.
tliv I'ounter at the middl«* of the arc is bail this mill tn charge last season.
a short visit there will leave next week
A shland . ()r.. April 25.
Says the East Portland I 'indiciitoi :
,i revolving register desk, or rest, of
with H. C. Hill, of this place, for a A lew days ago Mr. -I. J. Casey, of the
Mr. M. L. McCall was down at Gold 'To Tin: E ditok m the < I kegoni an :
unique mid lieautifnl design. It is
well known firm of Singlet try ,V Casey
built upon what appears lik» an im- Hill the first of the week, doing some • I think I have read all that has been trip to Massachusetts.
C. T. Harris left lrtfct Saturday for of thia city, was unpacking a box con
i.. ns-' sea shell with the couvex sxle surveying for E. S. Smith, the miner. published ill the On-f/.mmu ou this
Mr.
Smith,
who
is
running
a
long
pros
“
potter's
day"
matter
and
after
care
Puget Sound, ami alter vmitmg Taeo- taining bananas, doubtlesH thinking
down, the carving nud the grain of the
yellow pine lieariug a wonderful re pect tunnel, isexecting to strike the fully hulking over th» tie! !, see that ini’, Seattle ami Victoria, will goto Da of the little fortune in store for him.
oidGoLlHtll
lead
within
a
few
«lays.
our
material
is
clearly
in
the
lead.
kota, w here he intends to dispose of when he discovered a full-tledged.back-
st iiiblani*« to the corrugated surface
actiori, warranted straight gixxls tar-
Wm. Mills, of the Star Bakery, has From the fact that it I- proven by an some land belonging to him.
and the an-retion layers of a lieautiful
shell. The gate or door is designed recover««! tils health sutiiciently to op actual tint that it will make tabh ware.
Mrs. (’. W. Ayers and little daughter ■ antula. Had Mr. C. uot observed the
after th«1 tiller wheel of a ship, the en business again, as Ins announce that it has Iss'ii used for years for stalled Monday morning for Fresno, poisonous reptile at a lucky moment
wheel being of oak set in a frame of ment will show. Mr. Mills was very making asHH.ver's crucibles, by aprac Cal., for a visit with Mr. Ayer's rela . lie and Mr. 'Tarantula would doubtless
pine .mi alder. A silver plate on the low with heart disease for a long time tical assayor and geologist; whose tives in that city. Mr. Ayers went as t have had an unpleasant eneounter.
However, his taruntulaship is safely
front lielow the register bears the in ami is to fa congratulated upon a re testimony is that those made from the far as Hornbrook with them.
. encased in a vial of alcohol as a trophy
scription: “Oregon Woods; manufac covery which even he did not expect. "Ashland clay" are sup, rior to any
M.
J.
Ehlman
of
the
fruit
evaporator
known.
of Casey's victory.
tured by the Sugar Pino Door Hiid
A dry. hacking <*ough keeps the bron other
When tested in a blacksmith's forge company who intend to operate at
Luinlx r Co npany. Grant’s Pass, Or.” chial mix* in a state of constant irri
Patrick McGinnis was executeii at
with a hot tire for some time it comes several places in this valley this sea
tation. which, if not speeihly removed, out iierfect in form, the sharp corners son. left Wednesday for San Francisco Canyon City. Or., on Saturday for the
People we llaie head About.
may lead to bronchitis No prompter not even marred.
ami lx* Angeles, on busiuesa.
murder of Sheriff Roliert Ixx'kwixxl
Mr. Geo. W. Edwaids. the fruit ou the night, of July 5, 1888. McGin
The land containing said day is sub
Ia>rd Linndale. the English |»eer reimxly can be hail than Ayer’s Clx rrv
»1'0 bus just glinted fan.1' by his ex- Pis-toral. which is lx>th an amxlyne ject to entry from the government, and denier, returned to Talent 'Tiiestlay nis was first arresteil for stealing
i veuing, after a three weeks' stay at horses and, not Ix-ing able to furuish
.•iireioh into the |ailar regions and Ills ami exj-ectorant.
practical!« on a wagon rorul.
The T idings will print this week a
San Francisco. He reports the trade bail, was placed in custody. While iu
W.C. Mr ek .
critieiau. of tin maps and charts of the
hi 1WH appies about drawing to its jail he munlered Lockwixxl, when the
Aietn- . n. I> published by the (Tilted ten thousand edition of the first folder
the officer entered his cell, and made
close.
Stuivs and other conntries, was in descriptive of the city ami surronml-
Ashland half an bonr I'ueHdav even- ings published by th“ Ashiaml Boanl
Sergt. F. Newman, of the signal ser his escape, but subsequently was cap
lug, on his way northward from San of ’Traile. The matter under heading
vice force, now stationed at Fort tured. McGinnis was a most desper
Mr. Witte, in" L ob Angrlfs, brother Thomas. Arizona, will lie transferred ate character and a man of a brutal,
Fr.tn’ iM'o to Canada. He was a very -B. >ard of Traile" iji this week's sup
approaeli.ilile. nmn-stlmitig, unpreteii- plement, is a part ot the contents of of F„ E. Witte, arrived last Friday, to Bismarck, Dakota, within about a ilepraved natnro. He met his fate
for a visit ill Ashland.
emus looking Englishman, and didn’t the folder.
motit h, a change which will no doubt with stoical fortitude, protesting bis
innocence to the last.
wear any tin helmet or have his iiiat
'Tin- value of a remedy should fa es
Mrs. L. L. Merrick (use Gillett«) lie agreeable to him.
of alius mapjosl out ou Ihe back of timated by its ciiratiV'- prop' rti«e. Ac came over from Si«sou Tuesday, fora
The S. F. Chronicle of last Thurs
A. J. Barlow, now the well-kuown
bis gray sack m it In fact he Would cording to this standard, Ayer's Sarsa visit with Ashland friends.
day had the following: Max Praeht,
hotel
man
of
Gold
Hill,
was
in
town
hare probably slipped Io without the parilla is the fast am) most ««•omimn-ai
Mr. James Harvey, a cousin of A. P. last Saturday, and was lietter pleased ot" Ashland. Oregon, the recently ap
idlers ami.sight «•«TH at ihe depot sns- liLxxl ui««lli‘ine in the market. Ix-caus» l ab'iit,
at Tali nt Wednesday at having a chance to meet Jack pointed collwtor of customs for the
peetiug they had seen a "live lord'' the most p'ire ami eoms'ntrati«1 Pri<-e evening arrived
with his family from Chico. Dempsey (uot in the ring) than if he district of Alaska, is in San Francisco
but for the fact that he had with him 81. Worth -*-■> a Ixittle.
aud has called on nearly all the
Cal. Mr. Harvey visited this »alley had struck a gold mine.
three large, strong, frisky Ecquimo
Ashiaml is too far south to be con-
fall, and has come tiowto stay. He
District Attorney Colvig came up leading cannerymen of Han Francisco
sledge dogs mid a handsome mei-otter siderod a part of Oregon. For the last
having interests in Alaska, and con
hunting ilog. which w« re with him ou centennial celebration in Portland will probably invest in farm property. from Jacksonville Wednesday to rep ferred with them in regard to the en
resent
the
state
in
two
petty
cases
in
J. A. Yoak.im. the logging superin
Ins Ari'tie trip mid werctakeu as fsr Tuesday, exi'tirsi'in ti< kets wen- ««.LI
forcement of the new law concerning
couth ns Sun Fraiieis'O. lie said he at some |x>ints of th“ (>. A C road "up tendent of the big mills at Mnrshtield, J list ice Berry's court. His little son, the barricading of Alaskan rivers for
alxmt
K
years,
was
dangerously
would take or s-'li 1 the dogs back to north.” but the p^nple of Rogue River returned the first of th» week from ms
the purpose of taking salmon. They
uen he left home, he reported.
\Vinni|M'g. win re they will snuff cold Valley were not favor««! in this line by trip out into Klamath county after
all proniist«l Praeht that the obstruc
Scott Griffin, the Tolo real estate tions would lie taken down immediate
work cattle. H< was n et at this place
mr enough to lie hippy.
the railroad.
by his brother. John Yoakam, and Joe num. was ou Tuesday mornings tram, ly and not replaced.
The engine pulling th«' soiith-faund E. Schilling, from Marshfield.
• •Il route for Cottonwood, Cal. He
Jack llempsvy. the noted middle
last Mouilay morning, when a
The Lakeview Ejaniiiier says the
we may lm>k out for Tolo to make
weight pngiiist. at» br>'.ikf.i«t in Ash express
Dr. E. L. Townsell 1. the popular e a ivs
short
distance
south
of
Glemlak-,
brok>*
start as a tow n aliout the middle of Oregon Short Line R. R. map of 20
land Saturday morning, on his way t'n»' flange on on«' of her forward truck ami pn T>emns dentist of I jos Angele«,
from Sew V>rk to San Francis.si. He
th*- summer, when the milling business miles has lx«en received at Lakeview
land office for tiling, with alii davits of
submitted qill«'tiv to an interview by winds, ami bail to fa» side-tracki'd. formerly a resident of Ashland, was will la'gin there.
last week appointed a memls-r of the
Cbii f Manager Charles Francis Adams,
th« reporters liere. ami lnformul them The delay in pnx'iiring another engine California board of dental examiners
W.
H.
Brunk,
who
has
lieen
super
th« train about two ami a half
and in-:ructions to forward same to
that lie ami his friend ilennv Costigan mad«'
by Gov Waterman. l>r. Townsend is intendent of the Imlian school at the Seer.-taiy of luterior, so the company
were on their w ay to lx gm at San Jose hours late at Ashland.
Warm
Spring
Agency
for
the
last
four
Appropriate union thanksgiving I hiuik I to reach Ib>'top of the ladder y exrs, has come to Ashland, with Ins ni iy secure right of way over govern
a tour in sparring exhibitions under
'll“ manageuii'nl of Harry Hill. Demp- siTvices, in celebration of the centen in ins profession.
family, with the intention of making ment lauds. The route selecteil by
M. Gottig, President, and Mr. Mei- ins home here, he being interested the map is the one surveyed by the
.■M-, would not lx» picked out of a mis- nial anniversary of Washington's first
neilaneons crowd as a pugilist. In inauguration werottelil tn th«* ('ongre- necke, one of the directors of the Ger with 11. S. Evans in the paint and oil State hue near New Pine Creek via
Eagle Point, thence through Lakeview,
evervday. Ioos*'-ti'titig clothing he . gational church in Ashland Tuesday man Savings B ink of San Francisco, business.
(the line running through alley in
.loeeu't Lx>k either particularly robust foron<x«u. th<> pastor« of all the ware on last Saturday’s north bound
Max Wacht arrived Friday evening bloi-k on east side of Water street)
4>r in t lie sb gilt i .»t degree bits si-l hirst v. ehurchea taking part. I'liechureh was train, wuh a party of ladies en route from
San Francisco on bis return from thence to the divide between Goose
to Portland ami tile Sound. The Ger
fils face has rather a I'incbisl look. filh-il to its capai'ity.
For a week or two past Wells, Fargo man Savings Bank has invested large Washington, and will leave with bis L ike and Crooked Creek valley.
««Inch is h»lgbti'll««l by th*' sears of a
family the latter part of next week for
mvntief of isimpline-nts from op- A’ (Jo's Exprt ss has faen carry ing large sums in Or« gon and Washington Ter Sitka, Alaska, to enter upon the dis
Says the Klamath .S’for of last week.
|s>m ntH in the ling, I'here is no 1 quantitiee of early stra>vberri«'s ami ritory sei nnt.es, ami Mr. Gottig said charge of ills duties as collector of cus Indians have Ix'eu noticeably scaroe
__ or aggressiveuvBH
__
in his de cherries from California into Portland be would seud the eompauy e Oregon toms. Mr. Prncht will retain bis real about town for the past few weeks, for
sw agger
meaner. Im' he would quietly pass tin- anil also to th«' Sound country. A agent. B. Gold'niith, on' to Ashland, estate interests in Ashland, aud declares the reason that they have turned their
notieed through a crowd anywhere l.xik through the express car on Sun to lot<k up the city for possible busi that this place shall l>e Ins home after attention to a great extent to farming.
day evening’s train from California re ness relations.
that he was not known.
lie shall have earned a rest from the There will lie more gram produced ou
vealed about 2H0 lx>xes of strawberries
Crydernntn, of O ik liar. Klam- buttle with smugglers, seals aud moss- the reservation this season than any
Farm and gard.-n implements Ed- ami cherries consigmsl to Portland ' alh Mrs.
river. Mi.-.« Amelia Kaiser, of backs in the laud of mi.luigb' sunsets time previous, and cultivated by In
Jings JY Mor«e. Planet Jr. combined dealers.
Yreka,
ami Miss Mi lie Louden, of anil long wiuter evenings.
While re dians at that. There can lie seen ou
drill, wixs'l lx«', enitinitur. rakes and
A man named Kester was found ly Shovel cr<».k. have liven m Ashland gretting his departure from Ashland. the reservation several well-planned
plow. Si l
*
ing in the wagon roml about 8 miles during th» week, visiting Mrs. R. Mr. Praeht's manv fnends must con lii'lian farms, aud manyof the Indians
■ Work upou the st.,tie foundation for north of Henley. Cal., one nioruiiig Besw'e'k. Miss Louden's sister. Mix« gratulate him U|a«n ins appointment to are strictly business like and possess
Strait’s n»w hotel limhhng baa lieen this week, dangerously injured. He Kaiser is a sister of E. J. Kaiser, of s'> important a public ¡aisition; and in small fortunes ranging from five to fif
Indians
coiiinx iieeil under the direction of < hail a number of ugly knife wound«, the
Mrs. Cr J derm an owns a noting its satisfaction at the choice of teen thousand dollaj«. 1
H. Hosl»y. Ferguson ,V Foor are do and his bead had lieen hurt with a large lot on Granite strei-t. ami cam» a citizen of tin« place for this position, are liecouiiug more and more civilized
ing the stone work. The lumber for stone. Alex Caveu. who had t«s'l> to make si.me anangianeut f >r its im the 1 H ungs is pleased to lie able to ex and are fast acquiring the Labite of the
the «ii|>erstrncttire is lieing pbicial up with him on a spree the evening liefore, provement.
press its conviction tb.it the customs "Boston mail.”
on th,' ground. The old house has was arresteil for the assault, but bail
ilepaitmeut affairs in Alaska will he
beu placed np.ni its new location, not been examiued by the justice at
The engie ou your 8 screams to be honestly aud fairly mauaged while Mr.
I'm happy. Why of course am
-ome forty fact back from the street. last report. It was thought the spent at D. R. At E. V. Mills for those Praeht remains iu charge, whether they wearing a pair of Milts’ S3 calf sewed
Jf3 calf sewed shoes
"
*
ever have t>eeu in the past or not..
shoes.
(.’losing out at coHt at O. H Blouut’s.* wounded man could not live.
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
BREVITIES.
J. M. MCCALL’S
MAX PRACHT,
ANNOUNCEMENT !
i
I
............
ASHLAND,
OREGON,
OFFERS FOR
Gorï^ôtesWErÎET?
THAT MOST DESIRABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FRONTING ON
1C”»«
MAIN ST. & HARGADINE AVE.
i
Bur
THE MOST CENTRAL
CK Humus»» teas.
Location in Ashland
ItED SCHON HOUSE SHOES
Spring Sc Summer Dress Goods,
THREE LOTS
EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY I 20 FT. 4 IN. DEEP
PARASOLS, LAEIES ANO CENTLEMENS FINE SHOES ANO BOOTS.
< '!<>( liiiijx
from I lie
All at Prices that DE1-Y COMPETITION.
i
These lots are located diagonally opposite the new
H otel ( > reoon , on the south side of Main st., corner of
Hargadine Avenue, and for a first class business invest
ment have no equal in the city, ('all on or address
MAX PRACHT, Ashland, Or.
Is Stylishly dressed until she has a pair
of neat fitting Shoes.
s
BUYA LOT IN
SAXMAN’S
Fit like Laird, Schober à Mitchell's, and
Bradley & Metcalf's
PENNSYLVANIA
ADDITION!
TO THE
:oo:—
CITY OF ASHLAND!
NOW ON SALE
THE CHOICEST LOTS,
In these goods is now complete in all
THE FINEST VIEW,
sizes and widths B to EE.
THE LOWEST PRICE.
THE EASIEST CRADE
OIJK PK1(‘E
Are marked in plain figures, You can
buy as cheap as your neighbor
1). R. & E. V. MILLS.
NEW
Every L<»t is covered with the very best grades of
budded Peach, Apple, Pear. Prune and Plum and Cherry
trees.
Lots Enclosed, and Sireets Graded
M ax P racht ,
ASHLAND, OREGON
SOLE AGENT,
WEEK.
THIS
Now is the Time!
Rare
Business Opening
The undersigned offers for sale the oldest
established hardware store and tinshop in
Ashland—stock in store and complete outfit
af tools and fixtures in the shop.
A satisfactory and profitable trade is being
done. Reason for selling—outside affairs
prevent the proprietor from giving the busi
uess his attention. Will either rent or sell
the building.
\ppl’ at premises on Main street.or address
B F REESER.
Ashland. Oregon.
I
STAR BAKERY!
OPPOSITE POsTOFEIi E.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Mr Wm. Mills, Proprietor of the Star Ba
kery. after »even months hiekneRs, is so far
‘Ct Svered as to be able to open up his
BA K ERY
again to the public, where he u ill be pleased
to-»erve his old friendsand patrons with his
‘‘Premium Bread,” Pies, Cakes,
YOU CAN SAYE MONEY by Purchasing from
— and --
< 'oiitevtionei\v.
MORAL BROS
Parlors open till
10 o'clock P. M.
¡5 cents.
Ice Cream per diah,
- ao ••
■■
"
“ quart,
- <2.00
gallon. .
He has a line stock of ice cream paper
Inn ki ts, from'« pint to I quart, ao t Inat it
«ill not he necessary to bring any pitchers
ts take cream home to the family*. Give ma
a ea II
ke Cream Every Day.
Main St., opp. Post office,
Ashland, Oregon
WM. MILLS,
Proprietor.
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Separation by Agr<'eni<*nt.
This AKreemi'iit Witnessed). Hint, where-
n- Vnielui'iti' He I’entti. iny wife, mill I hive
iliviili'il our is'innaai property, mid ne-e'-'l
Ion «epuration. Now, therefore, in eiinsfil
erstion therimf, I. Edward De Pmtt, <lo here
by relinquish unto her. my «nid wife. Ilie
po««e««km and control of our minor iTiitdren
during their minority, mid also nil right and
claim to their wages or earnings during their
«nut minority.
In witness whereof I have hereto set my
hnnd met M ill Hit«-’1st day of March 1W
In Presence of
E 1>R l’EATT.
W. N I.t ! KF.V
J. T. B owuitch .
The ataive wa- tiled for recent on the 2'1 li
dll' ot April, A II.. I«« '. Hl 7 o'elia'k. P. M .
and recorded ill Vol. ? page SHI. of Miseel
___ K «1 • Il a County,
Pillili», Stale
«•
laix'-'ii« Kiierd'. of Jack-on
MAX MUI.LEK.
of Oregon.
County Clerk.
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Our stock having been replenished with all seasonable
goods, it is complete in all its branches.
Dry and Fancy Goods, Ladies’ and Children’s Straw
Hats, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Carpets & Window Shades.
Notice-.
To w hom it m.v concern Thi« is ........ .
tifi that Geor.1' Baker is now no loaner tin
derno irttnrdianshlp and that I will not I«*
re-|~,nsllde from this date for his actions or
for anv debt» which lie mtn incur.
Mit-. V Beiti'
Ashland. Or., Ma'
lw.
m % ici: i r:i>
BEATTY Multiti« At the residencenf the
olii. iatiug niitibter. April 2«, Iss i. |,y ltei
M V William*. Mr M E Beam and Miss
I ..ra Pell Morri«. both of Medford
H<»IC>
Clt<>NEMII.I.EK-To Hie wife of F P
Cronemillerln Ke-eliur?. April 29. 1«**. x
non.
Mi KAE—hi A-li'aii'l. April 23>1. to Mr nn<l
Mrs. < G. MeKae, a son.
rt Tim I.-Ill A-tilaixl. April 21, tw.toMr.
amt Mrs TutliiU. a sou
SONNh HSES —In Ashlaii'I. April 24. I**1
1" Mr ami Mr« « I Sonui< h»en, a son.
Being connected with a large store in California, we get
all goods from first hands and can save you from 15 to 20
per cent on all your purchases.
We are constantly receiving new goods and can fill any
order promptly.
place,
Helfer ImpoundrU
I dnl on Monday, April 29th, im
pound one part-Jersey heiferalxiut two
years obi, brand««! V on left hip, ami
'marked with upper half crop off both
ears, anil wearing a small fall, which if
not reclaimed, I will sell to the high«*st
bidder, at the Citv Pound, on Tuesday,
May 7th, 1889.
E cgene \\
ai . rad .
Ashland City Marshal.
Plow iiouds.
pl .w Goode. Pekin, Illinois, lieats
the world on plow gixxls. Their "Black
Land” Plows stand without a rival.
'Their Parallel Beam, four or five shovel
adjustable cultivator for orchard work,
we think is the most perfect cultivator
made. Th««« goods are car no I in
st'x'k by E di 'IN os A M ohsk , merchants
who can recommend and guarantee
them.
*
MORAL BROS.,
Main Street,
Opposite the Postoffice
t
ASHLAND,
Olì EGON
SAMPLES Sent on .Vinlhiion
COUNTRY ORDERS Promptly Attended to.
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