Ashland tidings., May 24, 1889, Image 3

Shipping t'aliforiif.t fruit.
I? F. chronicle.
The prospects of a goixl fruit season
Mr. O. Ganiard is still in poor health.
’Flic following deeds have l>een re­
The
Oregon
W.
C.
T.
U.
is
in
ses
­
Eli Perkins June 6tb.
in the County Clerk’s office at are excellent throughout the slate and
F'H ! >A
M V Y 21 tv*
sion at Salem tins week.
J. D. Fountain is ovar at Mott this corded
more greeu fruit will lie sent East this
Jacksonville,
since our last issue:
Choice new -crop hay forenlel>y Bish,
The Port laud banks eleven of them week.
ye..rtl:a:i las’. The green-fruit ship­
C.
B.
Watson
to
8.
B.
Galey
lots
the milkman.
x
are about to form a clearing house.
W <»Oi Qlhltrtl Hili'*»
Mr. D. Wilson is now at Waguer’s 23 und 24 and part of lote 25 and 26, ments were very encouraging last
Bogue
River
keejis
Ingh
for
this
Miners addition to Ashland, con.. 85. spring, and the growers have arranged
The Iahst prices for wool «¡noted in He; son of the year.
Grant’s Pass starts the city lot ex­ Soda Springs.
James Luark to C. B. Watson- laud to reach the East now by special trains.
Sm Eranu'Neo market art as follows:
cursion business in Southern Oregon.
O. H. Blouut and wife, are over at iu Ashland, con.. ¿25U
These trains will all ba made up at
Va'lev Caldornia. 17 to2‘»r: valley ( Ire-
Eli Perkins, the funniest man in Hie
Albauy has raised more than a thou­ Sisson this week.
F. A. Watte to S. B. Galey 11 67- Sacrameute and specially low freight
Kn» .21 t<<22,4<’; Eastern Oregon, 1C. world, at Giatiite ll.dl. Aslihmd. Juue
sand dollars for the 4th of July cele­
P. B. Whitney came out from Port­ 100 acres in Ashland precinct, con., rates will lie secured, approximate pas­
to I"* f»»r the liest.
1’4,11.
senger time lieing promised. The bulk
bration.
8700.
land the first of the week.
of
the fruit forwarded to the East last
Sheriff Birdsev has collect 1 this
A.
C.
Helm
to
F.
A.
Watte
land
in
t«» Tt^ficlirrs.
J. H. Oatman, of Bonanza, has been
Mrs. W. K. Reeves, returned Tues­ Ashland, cou., ¿600.
year
went by the California Fruit
year ¿787.111 taxes o'i sheriff's assess­
that
commission«! postmaster at
day evening from Sacramento.
Ai! |*ir-ons desiring situatiotis .'IS ments.
M. M. Cooksey to Dr. Jesse Hinkle Union and the Earl Fruit Company
place.
:e’ii'hi rs m thè Ashland publie schisila
E. C. Bnxiks, of Jacksonville, drove — land in Central Point, cou., 8265.60. in conjuctiou with several large sLnp-
'The brick lay ing for the uew Ash­
sfioitld file wntteu application*, to-
Work is to be Resumed soon n[H>u up with a span of his fine horses Tues­
The Ore. aud Trans. Co. to A. M. (iers in s|>eeiai trains of ten cars on
land
House
hotel
biuldiug
will
K-giu
; •• J.-r witli ns'ommeml «t lons. with thè
the Oregon Pacific R. R. to the eaHt ■ day.
Wixxlruff lots 11 and 12. bk 8. R. R. fast time and at reduced rates. This
next
week.
■ »-rii of sa.J district before J urie ’.'<9.
year the California Fruit Union is mak­
ward, it is declared.
addition to Ashland, con., 8190.
T. W. Barclay made a cayuse trip
By order of boaril of Ed.
1». W. Matthews, the »lmggist. form­
The Ore. and Trans. Gi. to L. A ing preparations with the independent
The state board of agriculture for out to Sprague river and back last
erly of this place, has soi l bis drug
WiHxiruff lots 16. 17, 32, 33, IM. bk F. shippers to operate the Golden Gate
Southern Oregon will meet at Grant’s week.
Sat lee.
•tore m Salem.
R.
R. addition to Ashland, cou., ¿560. fruit train. Th «train will lie open to
Pass, on the 31st of this month.
A.
C. Helm to A. F. Wardlow laud nil growers and shippers of fruits to
J.
H.
Wbipp
and
wife,
of
Jackson
­
The ladies of the First Congrega-
A considerable amount of rain foil
Bix>th ami Barrett were to play in ville. were visiting friends in Ashland in Ashland, con., ¿750.
the East, ana the only restriction
tional So-i>'y of Ashland will hold out iu the Dead Indian eoi.'itry the
Portland about the middle of June, last Saturday.
Ore. and Trans. Co. to .Joseph Lach- winch will lai placed upou shipments
their regular social at the C< mgrega- tirst of the week.
but have canceled the engagement,
enal -lote 14 and 15, bk A, R. It ad­ by it is that when fruits are foi warded
’ "1 .1 chur-li ou Wetlnetalay next.
J. K. Van Sa.it started yesterday dition to Ashland, «•ou., ¿160.
to jHiiuts where auction sales are held
owing to ill health.
Secure your re« rvd wits >r Eli
,'ln 2' Supper will be serv«L A
morning for li»xi Bluff, to be gone a
F.Roper to H. J. Hohnes lotslfiand sneh shipments must Is-sold at auction
Perkiu’s lecture at Granite 11 II. June
The town of Redding having voted week or ten ilays.
conn.il invitation extend«! to all.
17, Prai'ht’s addition to Ashland, con., in or ior t j preserve uniformity of sell­
6th, and avoid the rush.
bonds totheextent of S30.060 for sew­
M rs . 8. A. R oofjcs .
ing an.I prices. Shippers can select their
81000.
J.
W.
Powers,
who
is
to
take
the
erage
ami
grading
the
streets,
now
ad
­
Pres.
A carload of fine hor- -s fr >iu I ’ itig-
own
agents in the East aud are at lib­
A.
P.
Hammond
to
G.
F.
Billings
bar
of
The
Oregon,
arrived
Tuesday
vertises for bids receivable up to the
las «iiinty w.-ti’ s-mtliv.ard >n Sitnr-
erty
to
name the destination of their
laud
in
tp
3
k
.
south
of
1
It
W,
con.,
from
Woodland,
Cal.
Strawberries ami I'reani.
3d of J une.
«lay'a freigiil. I> >und for Stoc,.'" i
shipments in carload lots, which will
8875.
George
E.
Youle,
who
is
now
repres
­
1 iie - ■'•iable announced last w<-ek
A camp of Sous of Veterans baa
The piMipl«« out iti t'u«‘ i>' id I liati
M ix Pracht to city of Ashland land be handle-1 on a basis of 5 per cent,
to I,.- g ven by th. Young Ladies’ Mis- «uiutry lia t a pleas rit dan«' .1 John
Ix-eti organize»! at Grant’s Pass ami enting a commercial house in Portland, in tp 39. SRI E. Saxman's addition including agents' and auctioneers’
has
lieeu
iu
Ashland
this
week.
■• i (’irci.-nt the Presbyterian church B. Griffin's place la- M.m la. even­
the charter will be kept open for thirty
charges. The only other expenses will
to Ashland.
next We I in-«day evening hi' K s - ii ing.
days. Silverton and Newlierg are also
b • for loading at Sacramento, freight
11. 1). Maxum to Joseph Lachenal
Misses Carrie and Emma Pfeiffer,
e nc 1 t > T ie. lay evening. May 2s,
aliout to organize similar orders.
E ist and telegraphing contents of cars
of Albany, arrived this week, to spend land in tp3b. R 1 W. «-ou., ¿1.
A ban«! of > i; ; <’■ ■ (:
' luomia
wr :i a ) itertahiiMg program of iuu- have been selling II >rs, ali i fiddling
de.tine! to auction points. It is
M. J. lieest'r to S. P. D. A' L. Co.
some time at the Soda Springs.
Harry
Hamilton,
11
years
old,
son
of
-• • • >1 i- duets, c'lorus'e-., i-tc and limes, etc., in town during tlie past
lots 44. 45, 52 an«l 20 addition to Ash­ thought that by thns systematizing the
T. M Hamilton, of Eugene, who had
Mr B. H. Hatch, who returned last
arrangements, good prices, quick ser­
• i;v: ry exercises will he r< n.b'red. we-k or two.
Ks-ii mt-sing sitiee Saturday morning wt'ek from Glendale, started Wednes- land. con.. ¿569.20.
Sira .b'r.it ' an i ice -re.mi .'■■:■',■ 1 .if
vice aud wi.b distribution of the Cali-
A.
8.
M'xin
to
A.
('.
Stauley
lot
4,
from home, was found droWmx) in the eveuing for Eugene.
Benjamin H irv. v.of I’or. st cr< ■ k
i -r tin* program.
bk 1, tp 35, It 2 W Sam's valley , con.,' foi'-ia products will lie oblain«l.
mill ran* there Saturday evening.
Ihii «•o'liity. vv is taken to Hit' insane
.
W. W. Wiilits came iu iron, 11 is S * ‘2 !5.
Klamath < ily llmu
iisylnin las* vvis'k. bis fourth trip t«>
E.\)"ar*H»H le I.rant*' l*:>' .
John A. Love, who bought W. G. ranch up Rogue river the first of the
Don’t travel without an accident
A. 1>. Helman to Elizabeth M. Dean
that
inslittition.
The 1 i • crib or Ix'iit for tin' Klam- Kenney's livery stable in Jacksonville, week, to visit relatives in town.
ticket 2!>e perdav for 830<IO. Billings
ii.eiii al s Pass Improvement Co.,
land in Ashland, c >u.,Sl.
Mrs. J. W. <). Gregory, and her nth nverdam at ('. A (>. R. R. cross­ coutnim*» to run the stage K'tween
13-tn
parch i-< r . f the Bo’tni.' towri'it«' at
P. Lyttleton adm. estate J. G. Par­ agent.
Mr. J. W. Jou«‘s, a gentleman from ham, to R K. Sutton laud in tp 3H.
'lie Joaq iiae county se l, adver'ise yonnu’-'Ht d ■.■K’nter.Hi -rted W«lues)lav ing, was launch«! into the river last that pirns* ami Central Point, meet-
Nebraska, is looking at Southern Ore­ R 1 W, 4 84-100 acres, cou.. ¿14.75.
et». orsi >n fro h Portland t>> < ir.mt’s morning for Missouri, for n visit with Thursday, then' K ing some 8 or '.I lli ing all the regular trains.
NEW THIS WEEK.
gon farms with a view to buying.
all. Tiles, cribs are made of heavy
I
a trim of ten day cachee to rel ittves m t hat stat*'.
Mary Parlism to Wm. Patton I 49-
Los Angeles is “bh>od«l.” At a
lumber
naiitsi
with
spikes.
Ix'ing
about
E
P ntland at. 7 a. m. May 31st
I>r. F. G. Hearn, lhechief and oldest lOo acres in tp 3s. R 1 W, con., ¿1.
Eli Perkins is acki. iwldgvd to lw
meeting of its city council last Mon­
I irive at Giant’s Pass 12 hours
Delin­
Conrad Mingus to Janet Garrick— Final Notice to
•ssfnl
th.' most 'll-C'"-
r ii I ii im.nisi and ora­ m fist long and 8 feet wide, hud day evening, an ordinance was pass«! piou»*er of Yreka, was visiting friends
Tl •• traiti will leave on its re- tor upon the A 'ieri.'.
quent Taxpayers.
« ti .• ,n a* !"■■ S.n'ure li ngthwis. lip the stre iiu. with shutes pioviibng for the immediate building in Ashland last Saturday and Sunday. lots .1 and 6, bk 75, Medford, con., ¿100.
.NJ a; i tv. Jan" 2 1. atid th" (ar.*
Gi o. M. Love to Fannii* M. Love
your tickets a t ’ 1 I’,mckl. i?'-. a 11 -ty’-. K t w. i n of ah ait •’!’> ••! wi le, for the of a sewer to the ix'eau at a cost of
Notice i- hereby wiven that the deiin
Count v Jndge J. R. Neil and wife, 53 72-1HO acres in tp 38, 112 W. sec. 15, uuvut
water to pass through. I tie cribs are over one million dollars.
ro .ml tnp is only ?7.'»> regn-
lax ii.-t <»i J h < kson county, Oregon,
came tip from Jacksonville last Satur­ eon.. ¿5.
Gram fails to io a- well as it shun! I runout on a heavy rojie across the
fir
ha> been turiu d over to me, w ¡th h
ir 1
•. .'--'I'lt. Au out.loor illliner is
from the H<»n. County tourt for
'Th»'heaviest earthquake shix'k for day for a visit of a day or two in town.
tv i to Hie excursionists by the m many i'ti-lds In tli< e valley the dry stream, guid' d by pulleys nt. I other
D. Van Horn to Delphine Goldsmith warrant
iu inimi •!iule <• «lb <‘ti'-n. A!'p« rsons who
■ .it I ir.mt’s 1’ is< S iturday after- weather in April having set it buck ropes up amt down th" riv -i. so that y. rs was felt throughout the central
lots 5. 6, 7 und 8, bk 43. Medford, are on -ai ’ iist w ill pUiiM* cal' nt m v oflb e
R<
v.
F.
X.
Blanchet,
formerly
of
it Ja«'k*)«n\i!l<* and settle without further
I. I i " excursion is gotten up by seriously, Othi rti' l ls ¡ r'i asea heavy the. cm bo l«'t down into th. water part of California last Sunday. P«»- Jacksonville, was on Monday morn­ »•on., ¿271.
delay, as 1 w ill be compelled to levy upon
w in-re need) d Thi'y are imim'dii'lcly pie were much frightened in many ing’s tram, eti route from Marion Co.
Ore. and Trans. Co. to ('. ('. Beek- the
i T. Flynn A Co., real estate yield.
propcrit of ti e Kaid dtliuquenu. in or
fill«! with heavy rocks to sink them places, but no serious damage is re­ to Southern California.
tsof Portland, and the objet is
mau lots 14 and 15. bk 42. Medfonl, dvrioeiifor * pu\m« iitof f*aid tax. if n««*
Vincent
firmly upon the river I cd, and then ported.
paid at ouce
\ prompt < <»Lipiian< »• v. Pi;
llfir.v:i lots aud "ibnrKin frill’ l‘liysictaii-iu-<’hi"f <>
cou., ¿100.
will mt . c t’litin r
W. E. Dean and family arrived from
they are to be built up in a similar
A. L. Helmau to tl» public land ill the My Inw
S.le.ieli r>-)'*’lllll >'lld - I
The
K«ly
of
R
iK'rt
Stewart,
the
deputi«
s
will
begin riding aud mak­
Sicilian Hur 11 newer for th»' scalp mininer from the present water level m m who went over the Willamette Glendale Wednestiay morning, having Ashland.
ing levies ou and niter May J 4h.
III«- 'lontanile "lauri ameni.“
t<> a la ight of 12 feel, an I nqam fill -d tails in .i boat nt Oregon City two be»>n called hither by the dangerous
J as .
\
H. B. Carter to Roliert G. Heron
and hair.
ami Tax-Collector of Ju* k'oi. cmiu’y.
19 39-100 acres in lots 17, 18 and 19 sheriff
1 in' A-iiland sport.sinen wiio went
A. G. Colvin, of Jacks inville. re­ with reel; to 1 he tup. Win'n til«' cribs weeks ago, was found aKmt ten days illness of Mr. bean’s father.
< iregon.
ovi r to ai-end tlu grand tonrnament turn«! home la-i Sc unity flou, Call­ are comjileted to the proper height ie- afterward in an eddy about 2 Ht yards
Jacksonville, May 15th, j
Gilbert Anderson returned to Klam­ Belleview, con., ¿1750.
Wm. Angle to Edward F. Mead
at Monta ne last week, returmsl h ime form.1. having sol 1 at a g.ml price tii«> qnir«l. bir.sh and t.s k will K> thrown t>elow the falls.
ath county this week, taking with him
into
the
river
at
the
head
of
theshutes.
un.iiunio' sly disgusted. 'The arrangi bind of large Wiles he took dowu
Stockholder's Meet ing.
from Soda Springs his sister, Mrs. Geo. lot 5. bk 1. Cottage addition to M«l-
to make a complete dam. so that the
The Oregon session laws of 1889 Nickerson, aud her children.
ford. «>n.. SltM.
ments fiir th»' trap sli<Miting were ver? bom this valley.
The
regular annual m«‘ttng of the
have
been
print«!
by
State
Printer
water
will
run
over
it
at
the
top.
thus
Henry A. Cryxler to David Payne
por and unsatisfactory, though the
stockholders of the Ashland State Nor­
M arsiial W.ilrad had an exci ptioual making a large reser-oir abov,' the Baker, and delivered to the binder this
Roberts i O’Neil have moved from lot 17, bk 6, Ashland, con., ¿loot).
sh««,tiiig tisik pia«.*»- a‘cording to pro
.. . streets
. ... s two days dam for lioldiug the logs slit ilovvn week. The books will lie ready for dis­ the Stone place. Talent, to their farm
David i’ayne to li. K. Sutton lot mal School is called to meet tn Mc­
graia tfie tirst day. The primari pur "vag" at work on ’lie
Call's Hall on Saturday, May 25tb,
|s»se of the
thè “ Uuirnameiit"
toni naiiient” beiiiu t<> this week, for he dl l _ good, faithful th" river from the timK<r forests of tribution June 1st. The volume con­ adjacent to Medford, and Mr. Harvey 16, bk tl.Asbland, con., ¿1090.
Ore. and Trans. Co. to J. B. Walden 1889, for the purpose of electing three
furiush ¡•airona:*)' forth)' I ar at the work for the th reo meals ; a day fur- California and Oregon, adjacent to the tains soil pages, the largest in the his­ has taken possession of the former
Sta'e boundary line. Iti the sliutes tory of the state.
place.
lots 17 an.l 18, Medford, con.. ¿110. regents for the ensuing term
-alisi:.S, :he
: Ile Ashland c crowd nere re- n>sh«l him by the city.
J. M. M c C all , President
will also K> gates to let the water off
Geo. S. Walton to Frank Gallaway
eeived w-tli very little favor, as they
Evangelist Hughes, of
We learn that G. A. Griggs and an
Ed. Ryan, whose father is U. S.
at any time during a heavy freshet. other ¡lerson. are <q«euing u coal mine Minister to Mexico, will have an im­
lots 5 and 6, bk 23. Medford, con., J. 8. S weet , Secretary.
defili g<» s»i,ip|y- to fili tip with Mali- Ward, is now in Hi.< r •al e
hi order to relieve the pressure on the
Is :.zi:n . ', .no ut. 1 ìt was :i ' in F. ist,Port I ind. H i
Comstiwk. The coal is said to lx* portant place in the legation, and left 8800.
dam. Above this .lam. probably about at
■ .
■
.
Tin.! reeetiliy ami sold s*
very valuable and near euoiigh to the Topeka for the City of Mexico last
four
fis
t,
to
allow
room
tor
tlie
water
lluvvn the Valley
‘ il t II) 1 i 0 i:lv t i n 1 fi t he sl.oot mg for I’ortl ,n 1 lots to per'ons I, •
to be quite easily loaded on week.
to i ■■■ ¡>e, will be a line bridge free railromi
Notice in hereby given that the un­
lfi.lt day, lifherti-e I to take plice
the
cars.
The
vein
is
considered
suffi
­
Central
Point, Or.
I
A
;
liti
iu
tin'
back
oftei
Mr. M. Rtiddick, formerly a resident
for tnc use of all. to r>i*»ve a great K'ti- ciently thick to pay well for mining
dersigned has been duly apfioiuted
l ‘a. ni., . - p)>st|xined tilt l'ftertio« n,
May
22.
1889.
\
compin'
it«l
disea.'t-s
tb
it
«tit to ti e community in generii). and and we congratulate the owners in of Ashland, who bad I mmui at Healds­
tini' -li litui«, oiit Illuse who weri
E ditor T idix . is : I semi a few Assignee of Win M Gilroy, of Ash
«In i.way with retrying. | Yreka Jour­ their gixsi fortune. 11>riutl Echo.
burg, Cal., four years, returned to this
land. Oregon. All persons having
<'om|x'lh ! to leavi' 011 ilio uoon ex incurable. Oregon Kidney
news
items for publication:
place Wednesday evening, and may re­
claims against Wm. M. Gilroy, As­
pii'". I ! A -hi nd party sp'-.it Tu«« the tit.'i and prevents the latter. It is nal.
The
foundation
for
the
new
planing
S IV s the Albany iLinu Co.) I>eni<>- main.
d..y inebt pi as.mtly m Yreka. ami re purely v igct .file ami is warrant«! ami
mill is laid, and a large amount of ma­ signor. are notifn-d that said claims
"Th«' (»flli-es "
ci nt of last week: This is mean weath­
liuaie.I liome Friday. The borse rai-e S.1» I by T. K. Bolton.
br.
Chas.
E.
Beelie
returned
yester
­
chinery
has been purchased for the must lie presented to me. projwrl.v
verified, Ht my office at the Gilroy
wa> 'Aon lo thè (’••ritrai l’ou.t hor»e.
'The new avenue K'gun around the
Senator I>"lph was interviewed in er for fall wheat, and reports come day morning from a trip to Portland. null.
planing null in Ashland, within ’.*•
lull from Wimer street through the Portland, and said h«'will return to from some quarters that the stalks Tacoma and Seattle, whither he went
Scott,
ttie
btirber,
from
Ashland,
has
Mio'ilil lie Doni- I lumpily.
iixik
rusty;
but
it
is
true
that
some
place .,f
L. Willey and others, to the Eastern states with the Senate
to advertise Ashland and its health re­ permanently located at Central Point. days from the date of this notice, as
stalks
bxik
very
rusty
every
year,
and
provided by the statutes of Oregon.
Tliere « »'ousiderable freighting tin-divnl v aKive the Harris A Tanner c iliimittee of which he is a niemlxT.
sorts.
The townsite of Central Point, com­
All persons owing Wm. M. Gilroy.
ID >W betw, eti A'!d:.i.d ami Klam.iH: house cirmm'imls a i magnificent view
The 1« ;>ort r asked him “what is the th»' results may not !»• serious. Also
ill
some
places
the
fall
wheat
is
Ix'ing
Mr.
Gross,
proprietor
of
the
depot
prising about 200 acres, is valu«l at Assignor, are requested to make pay­
«•onnty ■ .............
■ver the ......
ohi ..........
Linkvillc rumi, of t he ti >vv n «in 1 vail. y,
prospcei of the 1 ederal office,. Ill this
lodged, but how badly cun not l>e told hotel. Albany, arrive.! yesterday morn­ jygikHi in the school assessment! Is ment without delay, as collections
:i":.! t’n're woiilit lw rnui'li more if th»-
Miss Ella Grady ;iv>s notin' that state K ing filled by republicans at yet.
ing. aud took the Keuo stage for th»» this likely to meet the ideal of equal must l>e made immediately
iim.i were put in goo.l conili! ion. sis is prepared ti lo all work in t he any early «lay
Soda Springs, for a visit of recupera­ taxntii m?
J ames S. Rooms,
Most )>f
thev lunch line of .1
Senator
Itolph
said
‘
The
general
Running
daily
papers,
even
on
a
in iking, cn'tiug, tit.tmg.
Prof. J. W. Merritt, the Jacksonville
Assignee
prater t
fl mi \g»T, etc., hi th» most ■proved sly!« -, Her ltiipr« sion ai'pears to I»1 that I’re-i small scale, is not all jxietry. The tion.
Ashland, Or., May 24. ]s*9
lift) I VI ‘ 11
ng this way ri'sulea.-e is on Wi*oi"ll St r*’, in the lien' Harrison will not be disposed to
nt<iine<r, of The Dalles,
Jim Ixitau, of Portland, who is in­ merchant, proposes to put up a tine
if th)' >r
■iled on the northwestern part of town.
make removals f.,r the mere purp >se has tri«l a five column paper ami says: terested in the Klamath City lumber brick store building for himself lu
r.la.! !•«•
should Is- done
of ap[>ointiiig republicans, but «ill “ The paper has cost heavily for me. company, was on Tuesday evening’s Central Point.
E. P. Gciiy, M. D.
Mr. Johnson, w ho Ixsight '.Vin. Wil­
Read til. <. inmii’ii'ation from J. D. exercise sound discretion in making chauical ami editorial laKir. material train, returning from a trip to Klam­
ilurn«- ill
Wagner, »u|er-
son’s oHl acre farm near ’Table Rock PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
vis. >r «•?
.¡ci. tak« s in the Whitman, of tl • State Horticultara! changes, with a view to improving the and dispatch* s. ami the outlay has ath City.
on Rogue River, is contemplating
r.m.1 thi
Klamath county ('onrsise'.iu, recommending a stun­ civil s. nice. Partly for this reason K'en hundreds of dollars in excess of
Andrew
Huff,
of
Eugene,
camo
up
MEI>l«>ni>. ).Kt>'.oX
large improvements. He will replace
far «mt as Kean mer wash for tin' destmeti >n of the the < •regt>11 «lelegation have not yet th" r««'!pts. This will not continue
Ime. ret ■r
office In Hamlin * K .. k I: -I t • . ... i
cr»*ck iii
!»■ said to l>e in San Jose sc.de pc t. which has m.i'le mad«' ri e inimeudations for some of long. If the people of The 1 ><illes de­ Sunday morning to take night ojiera- th" rail fences with plank and pos’
.a
.can creel; er, «'- its appearauce m some parts of our tin principal offices in the state. Or«' sire a daily paper, they must support tor Agler’s plat's in the Ashland depot fences, build a fine new residence, put street.
fair coli)! : 1. m.
for a few days while Mr. Agler is off in a portable saw mill aud work up
goll Ims not yet received what »>■ coil- it.”
ing th « l.i bridgi which has bet li valiev.
on a vacation.
the tine body of bard-woixl timber for
broket! .1 >v, n for a long time is to K-
Miss Ella M Grady,
<W. Ayers has Ini'1 s.«meof t he most sidi r her just share of patronage at
Says an Albany. Linn county, dis­
wagon-maker’s material, and dear the
repl.ic. 1 bv a new one. wlii.-h will K' artistic wall-paperiug m town done nt the hands of the administration, but patch
Mrs.
Effinger
and
Mrs.
Mason,
of
of
last
Friday:
Wallis
Nash,
of
1>1<KSSM
AKllK.
Inuit id once and which the county lus own cottag«- oil First Avenue. the delegation feels certain that Presi­ tlieO. I*, railroad, was in th«* city to­ Portland, are at The Oregon this week, hind for alfalfa, making it on»' of the
finest farms ill the valley.
will pay for, as its cost t will I»-only Two of his nx*m.' hav«-l»«-ii repapered, dent Harrison feels kindlv toward the
having
come
out
to
try
Southern
Ore
­
Cutting aud Fitting a Specialty.
and stat«i that ti • had just re- gon climate fir the lienefit of Mrs.
¿»’>5. 1. ss than half wha woiilii I»' re- upon ilesigns of his own. The ceiling state, and in the future Oregon will day.
Crops of all kinds throughout the KE'HTX' I -Wi»<i)eii Mr-« V•!.. o*i
• f,««r«Ml !.. liiold it IVIoi)-) or.liuary eir work is an imitation of fresniing. and duly share m the favors of Hie admin «•tvi'd a telegram from W.M. Hoag, at Ettinger’s health.
valley
promise
an
abundant
harvest.
ciniistaiD'es. Th* road work of the lli«' eff«’t is very pleasing.
istration. There is an unprc'-edentcd New York, that he won!.I leave imme­
Messrs. Joe Boyd and W. C. Smith, A great number of young orchards
residents and pr qx-rty owners of thi'
rush for office from every stat«' and diately for < »regon, and work would
begin
ou
the
eastward
extension
of
the
of
this plaiv. startl'd Tuesday morn­ have Ks'ii planted ami all are doing
Th" prevail 111'«' of scrofula tint in territory in the Union. Frequently
district is barely sufficient to keep
finely. Of the larger apple orchards
the roa.i in repair up as far a.* the bliHi.i is much more universal than so 11.any deserving men are candidates road at outs'. Engineer Eckelson aud ing for Willows, Cal., intending to put out we will mention E. P. Pickens,
Tyler’s,
For the long
stretch many areaware. Imle«'d.Kit few ¡«er- for the same office that the duty of a ¡'arty of surveyors have K m * ii in the wairk in the harvest fields somewhere 20 acres: C. Pickens. 10 acres; R. E.
of n I Ixiyorn! Hus to the county sotis are free from it. Fortunately, choosing between them Ix'Comes a field east of the summit for several in that region this summer.
Drum. 14 acres; Fred Hansen. 26acnw
y
Kiundary, oiltsiil«' help must lw hail, however, we h ive in Ayer’s- S irsap.inlia. very perplexing and difficult matter weeks.
C. B. Kingsbury went dowu to To- and OlwelTs liki ncH's at Centra!
the
most
poten
’
rem«iy
ever
disc
iver-
l’or the pr. 'eiit eniergi-m'y. Mr. W ag-
for mi'inbers <>f congress in making
A. H. Meagley’s stock of hardware, lo the fore part of the week, to spend Point, which for thorough work ami
iD'i -timati s that frmu ¿lllll to ¿2«M> ed for this terrible affliction.
tla ir recommendations. It is quite etc., having been sold and removed to some time there making improvements cultivation takes the ieml ami sets a
woiibl n pair the ba.l places ami put
George L. Dean, one of the old resi­ probable that the Oregon delegation Central Point, it is a matter of histor­ ii|iou the Whiting tract, of which he is g<x>d example for other orchards to
the r>>: .1 in i« g)»xl condition as it lias dents of this place, an.l recently city will not make further recommenda- ical interest to note that it is the first one of the proprietors now.
follow ’The ol.ler, and we are sorry
be >n fora long time. The Ashland policemnti, vv .s stricken last Sindi.y lions unless in case of vacnncy until time m thirty-five years of a success­
to say, mostly negl«‘ted. orchards are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Stdilbrede.
of
l».ard *'f traile should take noti«'of evening wiili «'rebro-spinnl-menin­ after tin ir return to the national capi- ful business career that this house has
having a hard time of it and already
the i dter. ami »«-e if something can gitis. an«i is lying in a very critical tai.”
been clos«i. even temporarily . A long Roseburg, spent several days in Ash­ breaking down with the heavy loads
m>t I» done at one«'. Next fidlor next condition. This is th" only case of
hue of sterling business men have suc- land this Wi<ek. and made a trip out to of young fruit. Thorough pruning is
1 I k - rotini y Fuir Uaiter.
year, or “wl>eii convenient" will not this disease in this part of the county.
ces'ivelv controUed its »lestlilies and the Jenny creek couutry, where each absolutely necessary to save our trees
«lo if liny thing is to K'ilone it should
maintnined its commercial standing; located a timber land claim.
The
subscription
Kwik
of
the
new
and grow large, fine, saleable fruit.
Gentb'inen freqnetdly complain of county
K done at once.
an
1 under its various heads it has
agricultural
a~awiation
was
J. W. Hockersmith started last
tlu-ir barK'r shaving them too close,
ever liven of groat importance in fix'al evening on a trip to Portland, Salem,
and the face and n k breaking out in­ openetl 1 st week, and th)' ('entrai enterprise.
Ill«' Clrcu»
Deeorutiiin Day Exerrl-e».
It is a matter of regret Eugene. Albany and other cities at the
to small pimpl'-i-. If l>ut .r.l s 'pvciti«' p. >iiit | h * ml»' stole a march u|"m the
The first performance of Sells Bros.'
t’o arad-'H ani fre-mls of Burnside is applied to the face immediately af­ other towns bv obtaining the K>ok that it should have been <l«*med ad­ north to open his berry and fruit busi­
enormous circus was given last even­
Post No. 23. G. V. K . 1 *ep irtnient of ter shaving, no 'natter how «'lose tin* tirst and sul«cribifig for a maj.iritv of visable to dneoiitintle til" business ■ . ness for the season.
ing, and the huge tent was packed to
I »regoli.
shave, all soreness will be prevented. th«' 't"ck. Central Point ami Med­ this tune | Jacksonville Times.
Charley Harris returned Wixlnesday suffocation. The entertainment is the
Tlie following program will be ob- S>ld by T. K. B ilton.
ford v i n- undi .’•.■nite id Kith eager
Surv 'yor-General Taylor has let a evening from Santa li «sa, where lie finest and most complete show of its
'••rv«i on Memorial Day.May 3¡>. fs' i
fur tic' ]"i-i'i"ti"f th. fair gr.iumi'
The delinquent tax pst reported by within or m ar their ei y limit'. When contract to James P. Curran, of Cot- had liven for two or tline months, He kind ever s«*en in the city. The ani­
The niellila rs of ! lie ¡»ist will hssiiu -
1)1«'promptly at 9 a. in. ’ila» pns'es- the sheriff this y i ar amount «1 to .■s'kl.’il.- Central Point jump. j in and fixed ,ge grove, to make additional surveys sold th» fine span of horses which be mal department has been filled with
sion will move promptly at 9:30 a. in. .16. This is a f.-i'l sii'iwing for th" th«' m.liter for I’self by Hulre'ribiug o'i the l.’matilla reservation for allot- drove down from here for S-ibb,
wild beasts of every description that
)ss>p|e and the tax «"olln tor. Sheriff thrnii .'h i" . Ji.teii' t"r?26io of the men’ purpo.«,'- Th.' first Commission
t»> the Grove. Order of »■ xereises:
Mr. G. W. Shritier, a brother of Usu­ can lie successfully handled by a trav­
w
ho
fix«l
the
bonds
of
the
diminished
Bini',
y;
tortile
sum
of
the
dehnqileut
1. Music by tl 1C i»HTni.
SKXt i'ti.i’k. Medford <'<>ncllld)-<l she
ry Shriller Emery, nrrivixi in Ashland elling show, and is nt the same time a
list is .smnller than last year, un.i the didn’t want any stiwk. and not a dol­ reservation did not include enough last week from Moline, Mich., for a visit most attractive and instructive feature
2. Prayer.
agricultural
land
by
several
thousand
sum
total
of
the
tax
was
abmt
$!•">.•
• ». L’limr music.
lar h i' b.-en Huli'Ci 1K d tii< p’. Jack
her»1. l'h»> two brothers thus meet for of the circus. S. F. Journal of Com­
to provide for Hie allotment iil- the
OiHi greater th iu I..st year.
4. Kcntlin^ meiihiri.il *>rtlers.
'pnville |H'.)|>|)' have 'UbseriK- 1 well, acre'
first tune iu more than thirty years. merce, April 27.
lo'vedthe
Indians.
In
order
to
remedy
U W. \yers is preparing plans for bill Ashland il •< 'U t take holil at
5. S ÙUUII4 our dea I comra les.
tins
th"
secretary
of
the
interior,
under
Mr.
W. H. Bik“r, wife and daugh­
th** new s.loiMi brick «'hool house to all. A mi'eting t<> perfect organiza­
C. Xiu-sic by the band.
Says the San Francisco Chronielr of
7. Addr»‘ss of uelt omv by the I’.»ht l»e bmlt at Montagne. The Montagu«' tion is to li.' held at Jacksonville to authority of an act of «ingress, cbaug«! ter. of Sumner. W. T., arrived in Ash­ the 17th: "There is a general demand
land
Tuesday,
to
spend
some
time
the
boundaries
of
the
diminished
reser
­
seho-
>1
ifi'iiiet
is
to
lie
lainded
in
th«'
4 'omth.mder.
morrow afteni<H>n. and it is umler-
from the traveling public patronizing
sum Iran« 1. to timid the s«'!nx>l house. stooil that the asMx'iation is to pre- vation so as to im-lmle the additional here for the benefit of the daughter's the California and Oregon fine that
S. Choir mutue.
health.
'They
are
quartered
at
"The
amount
of
agricultural
land
r«piired,
When the vote was taken the other pa>■ f" f-ui aii - '. u to th*1 ni«'ting of
9. Post «‘Xcrulí'es.
11 st'cond daily ’rain should lie run
day ii ; h > ii the q listion not a single tlie di'irict ' H'lety which meets at which audition is to be surveyed by Oregon.’’
10. Í’rayer.
from this city to Portland, the pres­
Mr.
Curran.
{Oregoniau.
ballot was cast agains-t bonding.
ij. M um «- l»\ th«* band.
Grant s Pass on tin' 3lsi a proposi
The Misses Robinson and Carroll ent service being severely taxed ou ac­
12. Addrebs’by R. v. H. P. Satcb-
Certain parties in San Fraucisco i and br. Parent, of Dunsmuir, aud Mr. count of there la-ing so mauy ears 111
'The pri'. ite ear of Slip!. Fillmore tion or bld f >r the holding of the dis
*.ll.
mid party, of the S. I’., was pull«l in­ triet fair at t ¡e grounds to be selo't- who read our article in last issue of ’ Matherson, of Chico, Cal., came over each tram. By having 11 train to leave
13. Music by the band ‘•America.” to \shl.in i Sutiiiiiy morning with the ed by the county association in this this paper, entitled. “How to Utilize . to Ashland on Saturday evening’s this city in the morning the tax upon
11 Benediction.
r«»giil.ir pas'i-ng.-r. A special engine valhy Grant’s Pass and Roseburg Sawdust,” having liecone interested [ train, ou a visit, returning the next the tram leaving in the evening would
!•>. Post wdl re form an I march to took the party south from this plan*. will each put in a proposition, and tn the subject, have writteu to know ■ day.
lx. lessen«! very much and tlie rail­
the cemetery and decorate tue Mr. Fillmore was returning to San it is decide.lly uncertain as vet where fnrt her particulars. We were informed I
lx. W. Storrer superintendent of the road would lx? Ixmetltted as well as its
xr.kVoa of our departed comrades, Francis«» fr . i a six weeks' vacation the district fair grounds will be lo­ by a paper manufacturer in the East Pacific coast division of the Postal patrons.”
cate* I.
to whom we wrote on the subject, that Telegraph Co., was in Ashland yester­
By order <»f \V. A. P atrick . S. ‘ V.
’■
trit> to th" Eastern s’ates.
Commanding Post.
it would require a capital of at least day, accompanied by his wife, return­
it.
Jj
More of the Crew Saved.
comstqiieiiee
of
an
attai'hment
onnty Jndge J. R. Neil ma u i
Slitu.ltiH) to start the enterprise, most ing to San Francisco from a trip to the
.Mt “tl: »I. R. C asey . Adjt.
E
ioese
C ity . Or., May 18.—The
n property at his planing of which would be expended iu purch­ ■ north.
,
■■xamm ■'i i i ■ f t!i>' unfinished Wright
t’ir iu
. l.i- ^rav-’s «»f b'pa^
mail carrier from Florence, seventy
mill
by
(
’
.
7
I
>
>1
ieirhi-1«»,
which
pre-
er«
ek
bniE''
win!"
in
Yshland
1
«t
[
•
asing
the
right
to
nse
certain
patented
re-
<••» ’ir.id uiii •»“ innbttsi. It 1G
M rs. Col. Stone, of Yreka, was on miles from here on the coast, brings
'piefetrd that aH donations of Howers Saturday, and it is tinderstiwul that eipita:• 1 titian -ial difficulties. Wm. M. pnx'i'sws, machinery, etc. We have ( . Wwlnesday
evening’s train, going to news that eleven of the survivors of
Gilroy
this
vv.ek
mmle
an
asHignmeut
the
structure
will
lx*
remo-leld
and
written
East
to
get
further
informa
­
he at th** Lii’l Ly D oulock. aliti tli.il
taking >lown the two founda­ forthe benefit, of his creiiitors, James tion on the subject, and Lope to inter­ Josephine county, for a visit at Wilder- the wreck of the Alaskan are now
om frieiivlH • ke id! the Howers the> re-built,
*
tion walls, mid n..iking a solid Clllveit S. Rogers being the assignee. The est capital to start a sawdust paper ville. Her brother aud his wife, from there Their names are unknown.
«•¡in to lli»- uvmetvrv.
¡is- m'iliias l.«en doing a good business, pulp manufactory in this vicinity as Ohio, were with her, having come out His account is meager. It is as fol
NL iiii.till "■lue U will i*«» p:« n
11 :is w.is r«'oni',nd«l by Str«*’ «>nimis-
lows: After leaving the ship they
for a view of Oregon.
^g»Fi)|ii •)• the fire which took their ohl early as ¡losaible. | Mott Star.
M. !•’. uhu! • i at 2.
p. m.. Stindu^^ sn>n> r Patterson in tlie first pin«».
tossed in a fearful manner by
w'^tnill twoyi'irs iijothe firm, which Mr.
M; > 2’».
C.imrad *" wiil m****! at
Mrs. J. W. Divilhiss, wife of the were
\ Raymond A Whit«>mb "Xcirsion
great storm, the sea for some
Gilroy smx'isxlcl. was under a heavy
PEKSONAL.
the hall at 2 oclock.
editor and publisher of the Montesa­ the
party in the Pullman car. “Wanderer,” loa 1. itn 1 some unfortunate happenings
breaking over them and con­
W. T., Videttf, arrived in Ashland hours
went through Ashlaud northward left him m a bad situation to with-
tinually wetting them. They came
C.ipt. A. 1). Helman was elected one no.
Wtxlntwday
morning,
for
a-
visit
with
Tuesday
«veiling.
There
were three
I Ile S) r at. rial Fari».
land near (.’ape l’erpetua, aKuit
Pullman sleep- rs b- si I..« tins ear in staml a sudden demand and rush. It of the officers of the Grand Encamp­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holburg at the near
fourteen miles north of Sinslaw har­
OnSi,’)’rd y ewiiing l:«t a s|x'ei«l the train, thro- or four fast, freight is hoped he will lx» able to make some ment, I. O. O. F. of Oregon at its session upper Dunu farm, south of Ashland.
bor, on Thursday, but were unable to
tram of tu ■ l’iiilnu n ear' arnvetl in cars, and ttie usu d mimlier of day arrang.-iiu'tit to r.'suine business satis- at McMinnville last week.
State Superintendent of Public In­ land their Ixiat on account of the
A'hlnnd l. 'iit 7 | in., bearitig thè coach".- and “tourist sleepers,” so the fa.'torily. Mr. li igers will continue
W. II. Bryant, Esa., of the Albany struction.
E. B. McElroy, arrivtsl from rocky nature of the coast at that p.int.
for the present
■seii.it.- (’..».imit’ee . t’• mini) remi Re train can.)'over tlie Siskiyou* iu two to operate theniill -<*■
bar. a brother of T. W. Bryant.has been Salem yesterday morning, to lie pres­ After considering the matter, they
lations m:li C;i::., la. Senator Hoar. S-S't lolls.
visiting
the
latter
dunngtbe
past
week.
A. F. Shultz submitted to the board
ent at the commencement exercises of Concluded to try to swim to the shore.
of .Mas'acliusett' i' ehairman of thè
Jahn Kerns, of Marion county, arrived
Geo. Nutley and s .n lest a valuable of trad«* this vveek a proposition to put with him for a visit with his son Geo. the Ashland State Normal School. All were successful except one poor
eieilmittv«'. and thè otio r no :nt.ers are
He was to deliver an address at Granite fellow, who, after enduring horrible
All.'"II. 1 kilpli. F igli, lini«'. \ .H.rliei ' iio.'.-i' Hie oth> r «lav a tine, gr.i le I’er- inaSJ’kll cannery plant, an I cuter Kerns.
suffering for two nightsand three day»
Hall last evening.
ami Butl ■ . lì,e ì. 't two rei: unetl in clier.m stallion wnieh they h.a I Knight bonds to operate it solely for canning
Mrs. Beady, wife of Judge M. I’.
purpose«» «luring certain months of
on the open ocean, lost his life.
tt.e cast. The party oli thè train con l ist year of Jobu L. Grubb for ¿.KI >. each
Judge
Silas
J.
Day
and
wife,
and
year for five years provided the Deady, of Portland, and her brother
During flic time they were out al!
<)'ted «>f Senat »rati I Mrs. Hoar. •seri The horse was pl"ket«l out. and K>
W.
J.
Plymale
and
wife,
of
Jackson
­
h M»> will give Lima bonus of J. II. Henderson, of McMinnville, spent
they had toeat were six cans of peach­
a. rami Mrs. H.ile ami frieud. Mi-.' cam«' tang)«i in the tope, throwing citizens
ville, «¡»ent Wednesday in Ashland,
lloughton. and''i nators Dolph, Aili- himself soHi.it lie I’-ii an I vvas held ¿I.K hi . S ibscription pa|x*rs are now several days in Ashland last week. having come up to attend a dinner es. Four of the survivors are at the
vvi’h hi* hea l turn«! under his Itody. in cirenlation to pledge the bonus, Th»' latter was convalescing from an given bj Mrs. M. A. Freeland, of tins houses of farmers near the ciqie and
xoti uud Fugh.
can no doubt be easily raised attack of pneumouia, ami improved
are unite ill from drinking salt water,
Ile tra.n reiunim «I in Ashland ttiir- Wlien found lie was s' ill alive, but be whieh
place, in honor of the 18th wtxbling of which thev were only stopped from
U|-.>:i a satisfactory assurance that the rapidly while here.
:• niintttes . r more. Senatore Hoar die.I soon afterwanl. They «tusldered business
aumversary of Jndge Day and wife.
will
go
through
all
sqaare
drinking unlimited quantities by the
j.n.i Fugh ri ni.uni d in thè care S>-n- him wiuth a thousand ■!. liars.
Mr. Elw. C. Niendt., a nephew of B.
and straight. Mr. .Shull/ Iris capital
W. E. Hansen, butcher for Hosley Ar force of the others.
ftp.rs j.’oiph, Alllsoii and Itale v. n-
Mr. lories, the F«i’’s Cr«'k rocr- enough to make tlie business a success, F. R-<eser, a commission merchant of Peltou,
Six of the survivors are at Florence
who is an old sufferer from
tured oiiGiJe
l> i|p i siio .k ìi inds chi'.ut, and anoth t ’u m h id i n »rrow
L IS Angeles. Ill ide a trip to Portland
with two or tli.-'S' Kepilblierins la re escape from dmwniug i.«t Saturday, and say s I d * is ready to hold up bis eml recently and determined to move to asthma, bad a bad attack last wt'ek. destitute. They ar»' being kindly
wiiom l e l.a.l rie
:i.i tlien r. .ne i tu Th".v ttempted to er >ss Rogue river of tlie project. »-*«■»»'«
that city and start a soap and candle and his daughter, Miss Hausen, came cared for by the fieople of that town.
- —
from San Francisco to look after The eleventh man is ou his way to
i.sik ove» a biineh of 1. *t> rs hi- fonti.1 nt lli'' month of FiHit’s creek, above
The Jai’ksonvilla p*'ople w.'re snr- factory there. He was on Saturday’s up
awaiting inni fiere. Al!a»"i was m- rhe ferry, iu an ol I crazy-bottom«! pri-«l by tbeg.eat attendance at the south tram, returning home to prepare him. She retiirutal to the city by Etlgene and will arrive here Sunday
yesterday's train, leaving her father noon
trisluced toa nuniKTof |»n|.;< ¡»t ti.e skiff, and the skiff tilld witii water R«l Men'a celebration ami band con- for the move.
much improved.
«1« |‘ot, and conversi >1 pleasantly with ami left them to • sink or swim, live t)«t at that place last week. 'Tlie |>e<>-
Mrs.
Baker
ami
daughter,
of
La
Cha-en Friends.
idi <4 tliei.i). Sev«*ral re'idcntsot .Ash or die. survive 1 >r perish.” Fortuuate- ple ti.x'krtl thither m droves till the
J. Crit Tolman left Tuesday morn­
Grande,
are
visiting
Ashland,
the
land km w Inni in lowa many vears ly. they uamag'-l to r-.i -h the ferry town was I'rowilei. it is said, as it nev­
The
order
of Chosen Friends is a
ing for San Fraucisco, en route for his
ggo-* «>ue of wlo.Ln was Horace lioot. boat before tic skiff w nt down, and er was K'fore. The ilav was passed guests of Mrs. L. Stacy. Tile lady’s p<ist of duty as deputy collector of social, beuefieial and life insurance so­
H B. Carter leu un extendiai and also saved theii.s. I'.es by catching the side pleasantly by all. am] the music was husband. Hon.“Cage B iker, of Union customs in the Alaska district. His ciety, admitting Ixith ladies and gen­
a more reeeut uequauita'ice with thè of the ferry, as their little tamt went greatly enjoy is!. There wall general county, visited this place nlxiut a year station will lx* at Kodiac Island, some tlemen, and giving insurance from 81,-
ago. and contemplates moving over
Seiiator. ami mjoyed a pleocatit chat under it.
r.-gr. ! that th" Ashland Bam! «ltd not here to retire from active law practice, five hundred miles from Sitka. Mrs. (100 to ¿kud, as desired. The first
council of the order in Oregon was in­
with limi. Alli.'Oii li ft a ph-asaut un
attend,
but
it
slioiti.i
I»»
known
in
ex
­
in which he has been engaged for many Tolman remains in Ashland for the stituted in Ashland last Monday by
I >r. E. I’- Geary, of Medford, who de-
pre'sion with all w ho luet Inni
ns
planation that the bind here lias Ireen years.
present, intending to join him some­
teru.me
1
last
fall
t.i
leave
S
mthern
Deputy Supreme Councilor, M. P.
il l’ie.'iifi’Titial |x>ssib’Jity, Ile ls forili
so shaken up recently by loss of tnein-
time during the summer.
Light, of S m Francisco, with 23 mem­
nate in thè p<«Pession of a tempera­ Oregon i»u«J settle in T.icmi.i,. foumi I hts . ab—'tine of Us leader ami failure
Advertising manager S. H. Barrett,
E. F. J. J. Ottarson, the Los Ange­ bers. The name is Fidelity Council.
meli! whieh nttr.u-ts personal friend- hia interests iu this vail* y to lie so to practice t h it it did not feel tb it it of the coming circus, was in town Mon­
promising that he doubt«! the wi-l an
les txx'iner who collected sorns fun is
Following are the officers ami mem-
shlp.
«>ill*l enter the coutest. in justice to day witii his sumptuous private car. in an<l
fruits in Ashland last fall to adver­ bere: Wm. Patterson. P. C;G. F. Mc­
which his family is traveling with him.
M
t K'S'hl 'r aij'l S.iperinteti of siu'rificitig them by the prepos-si itself.
Mr. Barrett is one of the most popular tise this place in Ins Angeles, and then Connell, Councilor; T. W. Lytah, V.
dent Brandt. • f thè < ». À C. li R . met •haugi'. and has fiually coti.'lu.led to
(’hoi", tea at Vail Suit’s grin'ery advertising managers who ever travel­ took sick and couldn't bring tip the (’: E. P. RiJeo.it, Sec; Mrs. Lynch.
N," party bere, ami t scorti d thenito remain in M«lfor<| l’hts is gratify­
ed with a circus, an 1 is pleasantly re- excursion he promised, was on Tues- Asst. Sec, J. W. Hocki rsnnl h. Treas;
Portland. The train reiuained al ing to a large numbei <■' people who store at 3d ets pet. Jb
day s train, bound southward. He is Mrs. E P. R'ieout, Prelate; Isaac
menilter«! by the press everywhere.
Grani • Fase Satnr.lay night, starting hare a high opinion of hi> abilit y an.1
S. O. U. II
traveling for a paints and oils house Hughes, M: Mra. Ella Million. W; T.
northwn.r.l next morning aKiiil ** o’ Ills skill is a practitioner: and it is a
matter of interest to the whole of
••lie' there Eli, ’ Granite Hall. Juno now
E. Zoellner, G; D. L. Beever, S, Dr.
x'l«x'k.
A s, «aal ic'etiug of the S • "i"ty of
South-rn Oregon, ns Dr. Geary’s Bargain Hunters to-morrow at 1>. R. 6th.
Mr. H. E. Speucer. of Spencer creek. Songer. Me.], Examiner; J \V.«». Greg
s,ri.p
i Ig-
stss-i il study aud .skill us an ocvtihst At E. V. Mills. The important busi-
T. E. Zoellner and Mrs J. W.
Customer to real estate agent. What Klamath county, was in Ashland the ory,
I’risltirni troia th. laxative and nutrì have i.. en of gre;i* value to this part nes.ii ia to tak.> adv mtage of their low
fore part of the’ week, after supplies. llockersmitl», tiu«teea; C H. Lnder-
is
tile
best
investment
yon
know
of
to.
turns juice ot California tigs, e iinbiin il of th.' state. He has stuvesslnily
da) ' E. E. man ithinkiug of family He rejHKte crop prospects of all kinde man. 1». H. Hawkme. W. M. Sclirayer.
with tue medicinal virtues oí plants trented many■ ea.- -s of disc sc of the prie«» on -.hoes. Oj>en meeting.
known to he i.io't K a* tic.¡it to tic Lu­ ey.-. and perforiiK'd a number of deli­
matters., Those Bradlev 4- Metcalf to lie first-class in his neighborhood. Mrs. G. 1' Mi'C'iuneli, Mrs. Wm. Pat­
man system, lets ir-ntly ou tin- kidney-,,
liOKX
school
shoes at D. R. Ar E. V. Mills'. ♦ His youngest son, Fred, who was hurt terson. Mrs. 11. C. Ludertnan. Mrs.
by a"rock-blast explosion more than a I). L. Beever, Mrs. W. M. Schrayer.
liver slid iH.wels, » thetually c!iaiis>ng cate operations upon that organ which
Hats ami caps al cost at O. H. vesr ago. has never fully recover«!, The council will meet in Masonic hall
the system, disja llmu colds and bind nre not attempted except by thus»' who
II V El: —111 \.t Kti.l Mai
l-"i to Mr
and XI r> Alito 'peni el
■ictus, and curine habitual constipation have m id«' a specialty of the eye.
Blount’s.
even Momlay evening.
and is still disabled for hard work.
\SHL AND
1 ’I DINGS
BitEA «TIES.
Xccruloglcal.
Mr®. 1; is» mu Casey, mother of J. R.
Ci-ey of the Ashland Woolen Mills,
de d at the home of the hitter in Ash­
land hist Friday, May 17th, after a long
lilmtu-: aged 74 years, 3 mouths and 11
days. Five years ago she was stricken
with paralysis, and since that has ls?en
much of the time almost helpless.
For some months past she has required
<sinstant attendance and care life
had come to Is* a burden to her, and
the rest and final sleep came as a wel­
come relief. 1 he funeral was on Sat­
urday. interment in Hargadine ceme­
tery.
Mrs. Susan Robinson, of Wagner
creek, whose fatal injury by a colt was
reported last week, died on Tuesday
morning, lifter having endured much
suffering for ten days. She was 83
years old the day she was hurt, and
considering the serious injuries re­
ceived it is only wonderful that she
ever rallied from the shock al all. The
tpneral was on Wednesday, and a
large nilinK-r of sorrowing friends aud
neighlairs followed thelmdy to its rest­
ing place in the Myer graveyard.
"Auutie" Robinson, as she was fa­
miliarly known to all the old settlers,
was one of the first pioneers of Wagner
e ui'k. having settled there with her
I iiis I hiii I in IM3. She was known and
beloved by all the people iu that part
of the valley for Her mauy acts of kind­
ness and chanty, particularly iu cases
of sickness, when she was never called
upou iu v on by ueightxir or stranger,
she desefV'-s Illi extended eulogy, for
which the Til'ivos will gHdly gl ve the
space.
HERE
ANI» TH ERI
PERSONAl
DEEDS RECORDED
Sheriff’s Sale
A Fortunate Dru£rgul.
Mr. Edsrta W. Joy for ma* y year« »nd now »
pr.BC. i r» i ùniitgtst un Ih" t urner 1 SLa-ku n
»ad Market «trts'ia in San 1 «-aueiMS), probably
never drrsiu> J ol rivaling in s. tablie medi,
cibi' king» of the country. ::ul va.lou r urn on
hiving been float.ng ar >un t to lu
.«<1 that
In l.aa »truck it big. an ioamincr n p«r.iT was
d< tailed t" un.-art'i the .-an». . and aft) r rnuTi
diHienl*« ■ nr»v)-',*d ' .. l-tiowing «tor«
li.-C) . s that.sb nit ■ vol: ea sa . ■ a .
gli. a
l>by»i<'ian. a ,r)-»t »indent of botany. Itxn'ol ir
t
::
,ra. 1.
v-.a.* .. t ) at. »i'..a:.ù
y< 1 *h)- w «, ■ th • * V.i
» « t > hi.a altra) l>sl n
little attenti)).*!. IL* atu-evn» « nasi to be m
the treatment f l.v r a:.d kidnty iltxvbT'
and vili:it>-.l Iduo i. 1 i : .<1 1. » ability t • • op"
with thr«)* common complain’- wa» marvel, u»
H*' »<s-me<l ala*o»t infallible, and hi» quiet
lui-dwt noth.id» a'cl Ir- v»« L) pt «•■ent s'a*
a» uincb a myali ry a» lumself. vfier hi« de
parlar) about »year lai. r Mr. J*.;, .burnnn. d
!.. fathom the sisr.t. and copy.ng .’I the ¡. db
(-notimi» I" Lad i.il)d lor tl.c irraUc d.xtor
hi began a »jHIcmati ■ at.alvei- 111 hi* exam,
inatiou li* .ilacovercd riinuii... al. lhrun h th
prem-npliou» f. r liver aud kidney trout.l)-«.
vinai*-.1 LI. mk I and »tornaci» ills r lem a oHipie
of veg« table extra t* indigeic.u.-. to Calli mil.,
««> snupl. and so well ku.mn under bumely
ev.ry lav names to every echie.l l*-y a» t«» en­
tirely d.H»i.rate tin- auspiei. n that they ecre
tbe active pilncipl
'.l:V"i\ed s*. certain,
however wa» Mr. Joy that he had diacovered
the Heer-1 that In- >mbodied the new element»
in a preparation I Hareapanlla t*. di»gm»e 1h*-
taste, an.i put it :•■!")" hl«. neVoiuer» under tl.-
n. m V «I ua'uc « J >y’e Veg.-tabi* sAmapanll».
Irumedl-.t.ly th., -anr- marvelous »b rie» came
ba.-k of >1» »st >ui«t»ing effe. t». and the myeterv
w.u> el.
:.nd th. t ,1k il ha» 'reale I has
»¡rea<l> * a i»"l it t • »tep luto proiuineuce. aud
older- i-iur *u daily from all over the cutft
and thus another California iu«iu»try hap» .uto
existen. e.—s' F. f'rammtr.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson county.
Peter Britt, plaintiff, vs. Martha Edy
and John Edy, defendants.
Whereas, on the 3d day of April,
! 1889. in the above named oourt a
I jndgineut was rendered in favor of
| the alxjve plaintiff, and against the
above named defendants, for ¿1,419.17
with interest thereon from said date
i of judgment at the rate of 10 per cent,
per annum, and ?130 attorney's fee,
and the further sum of 837.28 costs,
which judgment was enrolled and
dix'keted iu the clerk’s office of said
court on the 7th day of April. 18S9;
therefore
By virtue of an execution in fore­
closure issued out of the above en­
title«! court in the glaive named cause
on the 13th day of April, 1*X9, I hi-ve
levied upon the hereinafter descrilxxl
real property of defendants, to satisfy
the judgment aforesaid, and the ad­
ditional costs and accruing costs upon
this writ: and will offer for sale for
cash m hand to the highest bidder, at
the court house door in Jacksonville,
< Iregon, on
Saturday,
? • May 25tli.
at 2 o’clock P. M. of said day. all the
right, title and interest of said Martha
Edy and John Edy, defendants, in
and to the said property, to wit ;
The N E ‘q of section 7, aud the 8
E ‘4 of section 6, in township 36 S, R
1 west, W. M., situated in Jackson
county, Oregon.
Witness mv hand at Jacksonville.
Or., this lltli day of April. 1889.
J ames G. B iedset ,
Sheriff
Is Stylishly dressed until she has a paii
of neat fitting Shoes
Fit like Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s, and
Bradlev & Metcalf's
Assignee’s Notice
I
»
■
In these goods is now complete in all
sizes and widths B to EE
OUR PRICE
Are marked in plain figures. You can
buy as cheap as your neighbor.
<•
D. R. & E. V. MILLS
ml *
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY by Purchasing from
MORAL BROS
Main St., opp. Postoffice,
Ashland, Oregon.
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.
i
Ladies’ Beaded Wraps; very cheap.
Lace Curtains at reduced prices.
Ladies’ French Kid Shoes at $2,50 a pair
Being* connected with a large store in California, we get
all goods from first hands and can save you from 15 to 20
percent on all your purchases.
We are constantly receiving new goods and can fill any
order promptly.
Remember the place,
MORAL BROS,
Main Street,
ASHLAND.
Opposite the Postoffice
OREGON
SAMPLES Sent on Application.
COUNTRY ORDERS tajlly Jta« t«
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