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j i:
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‘'’H'!?’?
A
■-V
Mt ,t<
IM
4<
Float Proof Nolle.
Al'l IBEXT 0.' THE 0. A C R. R.
an U gly discovery .
Vtettiag Southern Oregon.
DEEDS RECORDED.
j ». II. ATK1N.OX, r.H. CASTRI R. V. CASTS,
l¡
PERSONAL.
H<wpit«l Stewart Burk duel anddeu-
I
Pre»l«Jet)t.
Vke-Pre..
Csshlei
I' sitku R tzvrb LA xs Orn<
.
One of the most serious train ticci-
A Report That Should IU Read.
Bentitor John H. Mitchell ma.le a
ly at Fort Klamath Wednewtiv night,
K'oxsrau.
Oregon.
July
‘
j
,
'
is.,
I
The
following
deeds
have
been
“A --rent analvzBtion In Pbiuhdelpb!« by a
’ of heart diekvi*'.
Mr». J. Houck in with tb<* CHiiipem dents that line ever occurretl on the 1 trip out to Southern Oregon within plaoil upon the rmords of .lackson
Notice la hereby given that th» lollowiM
O. A- C. R. R. h<qqiene«l near Albany the joist week, stopping at Roseburg,
i celebrated ebemht of ten pup^Car brand« of I
California comb houey ut
named settler Las lied notice <4 bl. lutea-
over ut * a 11 o «.
FRIDAY___
Ai'GI’HT X t>*»
Ous
buudred
hoard
of
agency
cattle
connl)
«iu<s*
report
in
laet
report
of
tbe
Inst Sunday evening abont 9 o'clock.; Grant's Puss aud Ashland, and re
lion to make gmd proof In .upuort of hie
mi Mpi’illadftrloaea tbeaMunlahlug fart that
♦
D. L. M inkler A S on ' s . |
i claim, aud that said proof will te n .t. La
are to lie sold st auetlou today ut
John Win.Kri, th»' caroi'iiior. m The Iaebunon branch leavt s tits main turning to Portland by Tuesday eve T idimih :
thc-MO ten rmph« of bloud parifierc (?) ccn-
Wasted
fore the Judge or In bls ateem e before tbo
W. G. Holmes weut down to Jack Kinmath Agency, according to adver working at Grant’s Ftus».
hut* nt a [su'd about a mile south of ning's train. He had not visited this
Amy Wille - to fkiinda B <rnuin -3 90*100 tfc’nod in t'io r gregato tiitun differeut mln*
Clerk of tbe county court of Jackaot, < n or.
Wanted immediately a girl to .1.> geu- sonville last Monday, to prove np on tisement.
Alban«. The sonth-bonnd express, part of the slate (except to pus., sen » «ituRtuJ In the city of tshlaud, coa.. j er<ist e’r ven of \»hlch were active poiaon«.
»t Jacksonville. Oregon, on Hotel. ¿¡Bl
Mr.
1
’
.
Graily.
the
painter,
i.
nt
work
era! borne work. luquire of
his pre-emption claim.
V. lww ' tz William Courtney H
«¿4
which* htul left Portland somewhat {through without slopping* for some 11.01 6l<)0.
Iodide of p
was discovered in every aum-
The entertainment by tho society of »t h:s tra<l<> down at Grant's Paso.
entry No <te>. for the Ikol X » , »1,4 W
M bs . F. G. Srav.xae, .Ashland Or.
omuautUie Magruder to Mngruder Bro«., ple, mercury was fonnd In a!I but two, while
liehind time, was just getting up a . eight years, and was warmly greeted — < lot«
s of N E »4. Sec. M. Ti». K. S E 2 tail, w M.
Tbe county bridge across Boar creek Willing Workers of th«- Babtiet chtireb
4. 5, fi, 7 and
of lot M, bk No. 15,
John L. Pelton has been down with big speed after leaving Albany when by his many old friends here. Sen Central Point, con., <150.
; arsenic exlrted in Ux of the tcu brand«. Not
He naiaue the foilowlttg wliue«re» to
H
lieal Estate Sales
at the Songer place needs a new found ut Granite hull la»t Friday eveuing wi.s
prove bl. coutlnuou. realdencc upon sal
remittent fever, but is improving now. it reached tbe switch, anti the train {titor Mitchell has always kept himt elf Charle« Nickell to Jacob John-on—lot S bk one brand wa« thep”»-**
R 'V. John Rice bas sold lots 13. 14, ation. and it will probably lie plsoed an excellent one. and hiid nittuy pleas
cultivation
ot
Mid
land
«U
George
W
5
and
s.
Medford,
cun
,
|50.
___
___
_____
/
reporter
took
thu
above
clipping
to
F.
W.
ant feature» which were highly enjoyed
I Nichol., Nimrod X Charley, Jo«. E. .Mii'
Dr. H. D. R •b?rtson, of Yreka, spent ! was brought to a halt in u terribh* I thoroughly informed regarding the
V». Iti an 1 17. bl.iek B. in railroad ad ou stoue walls.
Isaac Constant to Jesse Hinkle— west U 2 of
oi i Toy,
Jo?, the
ii:u manufacturer
inanufa; nirer of Joy
Joy ’» s Vegetable
Y'TvtaMc Sar-
.Sar-
manner. The engine was ditched and int erests of Southern Oregon, nod lias
J. H. Terrill, all ot Lake Creek JsckM«~
i by the audience. There was a fair nt-
dili >u to As >1 nid, to George Myers, of
...............
Tbe whitest, worst I. »king hair, re- 1 ' tendance, lull the excellent program i last Friday nnd Saturday iu Ashland. badly wrecked, and the brst car be- been ever ready to reajxmd promptly k»t 4 in Constant tract addition to lent »tral ’ 1 j «aphrilla.
1 couuty Oregon.
Mr. Joy exhibited no «nrprUa. lie
Spokane F. He: considération, $1500.
C hai . W. J ohn «?.»«
Bivnea its youthful beanty and softu«w»s draierveil a crowds»! house.
The Misees Newell, of Ashland, are ; hinil tbe tender wtts thrown crosswise ; to any call njs>n him for special at- Point, con., IW.
■aid dragwlate km w !L He «aid he l-m* ago
»-it;
Lackey A Co. report tbe following by usiug Hall's Vegetable Sicilian
k'-ri»mrs
Constant to Mary Anna Mee—east ? j ■ •aw the cryiug need for a eafe and absolutely
spending some time at Wagner's Soda <>f the track. Both the mail and ex {tention or lalsir on behalf of his coo- lot Isaac
I
4.
Constant
’
m addition to Central Point,
site: Anno Willits to James 11. Bar i tf air Renewer. Try it.
Span ot good horses, 1159 lb«., fin Springs.
Pinal Praaf Matteo
pure
vegetable
preparation
of
LsirsapazL]«,
press
cars
were
Iwdly
daiuagtnl,
one
con.,
föü.
a'otueucy in thia pari of the su«t •.
num, h»iie> and lol ou Al moud street.
Paid Up Capital, $50,000.00
aud six years
for sale. Apply al
George N. Anderson to L. Marliu and O. H. hence hi« was named Joy’» vtgdJbU «ar>apa-
J. H. Stewart is having 4'XX) feet i Bank of AaldanJ.
L and O fficx at Roeaarau Oregon.»
Fred T. Downing, of Central Point, PuilmHn coach was derailed, but the ! The leading Republicans of Southern Blouut
Asbbuid; consideration, $1000.
[«if.
—
lots
17
and
IS,
block
P,
railroa>l
ad
rllla,
because
it
cor.rained
nothing
bur
pure
other
cars
were
left
on
the
track,
July 24. 1»B.
4
Oregon have always ls-<‘ti numbered dition to Ashland, eon.; 4700.
more of tiling hauled to hia fruit farm
came np Wednesday to visit relatives
Notice
i» hereby given that the following
eyrup
of
sarsaparilla,
combined
with
the
pure
Engineer
Jack
Miller
and
fireman
State xchoel rund
M. B. Rankin, of tbe Klamath River in Ashland.
d >wn tbe valley from Close Bros, brick
among his warmest sujiporters in his Ore. and Trans. Co. to O. H. Bion nt—- lot
named
»ettler
ha«
filed
notice
of
hit
inten
Quint Outline were both terribly Contests within and without thepaity 11*. ok P, railrva 1 a iditiou to A-hland. cun t , in!f»e£ of Cal! fomU’svt«ceULle alterative«. Un- '
Improvement ami Lumliering Co., has
Tbe ap| ortionment of tbe Interest yard.
tion to make final proof in support of bia
■ >»V |> n-u
z..ra>|«irui.i«,
it »... n-o«
t>*.t
lort-clin-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
B.
St
mo
returned
Kcakled
by
steam
from
the
shattered
l.«1«lt'»»a
f
n
Piii.i.k
a
.1
I«*
»
.
.
_
-
.
«
*
-
’
•126.
cl
aim
and
that
»aid
proof
will
be
made
be-
• •n the penn <ueiit state School fnud
iteeu in towu this week, looking for a
lines, aud he has certainly lost uoue
tunmeh therkln but rtlumlan-« ths
E. M. Deuvaull sol.1 bis interest in few big horses, as advertised for. H« Wednesday from their wedding trip to Imiier. mid the latter waa also cut of his popularity during bis long and Ore. and Trans. Co. to M. N, Long— lots 23 i )>nrltl<»
fore the Judge or iu hi« abeeno before the
varimi» secretivo organs, there! . corit-cllne
was tna.le by Ihr oHi lals st Salem thia
< lerk of the county court of J ack bo u < ouutx.
tbe
drug
store
nt
Central
Point
to
bis
and
24,
bk
C,
railroad
addition
to
Ashland,
'
fuaertonat
<l«rsnRemeuuaiat e.aaiuuii:i : uj
Linn
county.
about
the
feet
and
bonds.
Well
’
s,
| did not find them to suit bun here, and
week. The «hole nun.ler of school
able service in the Senate The Sen- con., |2.
Oregon,
at Jackaouvine, Oregon on
Impurities
thnaigb
thu
naturili
cLu-u.k.
—
Does a General Banking Business. day. September
9, 1UW. vix: Nimrod X
childreu in the state r«porte.l bv tbe partner. Dr. Lappeus, last week, aud went down to Jacksonville yesterday
H. C. Myer returned Saturday from Fargo &• Go’s, messenger, Tom Rey a‘or is in tbe best of health, aud is Sarah A. Hatemsn to Rost* Bateman—lots ¿o» t'rCMciiCa
has
return»^
to
Ashland.
<
barley
.
Hume
Head entry No W72 f<»t tbe to
nolds,
was
badly
shaken
up,
but
not
Miperinteedent is iti.««. snd tlra’fund
morning. Mr. Rankin reports a force Tiler’s spring. His wife is still Rt the
looking much better than when here 1 and 2, bk 31, of Medford, con., |60.
E
z
'
<
of
b
W
Sec
2« and >
of N U u and
seriously hurt, but all escaped serious last.
Berries and Fruit.
Ne«c<8Tji.Bae.».Tp.lT. a It :\ht,
b> divtde was >130J!77.2(). Tb»South-
B. F. Reeser's horse and cart took of 55 to 6*1 uieu now at work framing spring«.
S. -irah A. Bateman to Ida Bateman—lots 7 j
injury except the eugimer and fire I State Senator W alter Sinclair, of and 8, bk 18, Medford, cou.. |dU0.
I
e-n Oregon conuties fxre as follows: an independent spin around the mill the heavy timbers and preparing to
i Berrien
. arc now ready
...________
_
and ouming
Mr:1. Dean nnd daughter, Eva, re- man. A tramp, riding tbe *-blind Co.»», Curry und Joseplnn., Gen. A|e
Hr u.me. tbe fuHowln, Mu«« toprvv.
J. K. Helman to Baptiste Chegar—cor
Jackson oounty, 4.171 cbiklren. 85,843.- yard Friday morning aud damagwl the raise the main structure of the saw
hl« eontiuuou. miiteuor uuou aud culUvs-
fast—will not last as long as last
41); Josephine, 1.473 cblldren. $2,062.20; cart a little, but didn't hurt the horse. mill. The order to ship the machinery , tuned home Ibis week from tbeir trip i baggage" platform, was squeezed be- I*' gate, Hon. N. Laugell, County rected deed.
lion
of Mid land, vU Ueor<« W No-Sel.
.
year
—
so
that
all
wishing
them
should
, iw « h - ii the cars, but not battly injured. Clerk Muller, and others met Senator Ore A Trans. Co. to F.. B. Mutt-lot 26. bk
from Chicago was not tlispntched till to Glendale and Creecent City.
w rn. Courtney. J. H Terrill. Jo«. Kemoldn
Khimath, 911 childred, «.275.40: Ixike.
A; Iota 22 and 23, bk E; lots z5 and 2 r bk K, «end in their orders at once. Price
Just received at Hunsaker's a nice this week, und the rout«, is around by
on«-tton. mtiie at all acceaaihlc point, op «11 ot lake Creek. J.ckwn >ouniy.
Conductor
Cotim'r
was
iu
charge
of
788 childreu, $1,1(020.
Mitchell
in
Ashland,
and.
together
ad
road
addition
to
Ashland,
con.,
$14d.
Mr. L. E. Payne weut over to Manis
!
favorable terms.
ISA«. W. Jos .-To.’
assortment of fa'd-spreads.
X
S P. R. R, so thut it will not arrive tee Wednteday, to work on the null of tbe train and did all that could be with a nnmia'r of ladies, and gentle- George Crowson to Edaard Albright— land 25 cents tier gallon. Cipes und caus
Hight •»xuhxngt and telegraphic transfer«
Il-*»1
________
KegiMer.
furnished to ship lx>rrien in when they
Land Ofllre Bulletin.
Portland.
Fraud ar u and Nt* York.
done for the wounded men and for u .'n of this place, diu.d with him at in Ashland, 10 acres, con., |2U j 0.
A new brick hospital building for till the frame of tbe null is put np, uutl tile Klamath City Lumbering Co.
Final |*ree< Katire
Our Washington correspond ?n I Siskiyou county is to be built at Yreka, ready to receive it. Mr. Rankin thinks
the oomfort of the passengers. Tin-! Toe Oregou al 4:3.) Tuesday aftr i' T. B Blanton to E. E. XI net—«atisf action will be returned. Also peaches anil
other fruit in season. Boxes and
of bond, cun., paX)
F. T. SboppnrJ, former editor of the track was torn up for ssTeral hundred ll. »>n.
farumhes us the following information au»l bids for the contract rre to be tbe mill will be ready to begin opera
Csivaa S tat » L aw » Orno,
,
Dave I*Äyue to William Addison—land in : p iper on hand for sale. For further
Grant's Pass Courier, has gone out to feet, and tbe scene made those wbo ’
•>( patents issued and c.tses decided in opened to-day. The building will <xist tions early iu Novemlier.
ToW fitutf hmtqhf a* nlamltird priw.
tp 8h, S. R. 1 W, 25 acres; eon.. 13,400.
Ho>»rM, Oregon. July 23, INk (
information address,
I Modoc comity. Cal., with hia family.
t is Lakeview and R »«eburg «lixtriota, I prolwbly fidiilO to $5000.
witnesae«! it wonder that there were
Kotler
1,
hereby
rlvt-u
that
thr
n-Uovla,
AuaniRM
IbrtMMl.
Paul Chartland to Paul Montague, lot 7 •
Max Brentauo, landlord of tbe Grand
J. W. H ockeksmith ,
thia Stat >.
, named wilier ha. filed notlea of hia Inlan-
andM, bk 26, Medford, eon.,
Mr. L. Coleman arrived nt Phoenix ’ not more mriouiiresults to the lives
A Crater Lake party composed of Central hotel ut Medford, was found
Ashland, Oregon.
' lion to make final proof In .upport ot bl«
LAKEV1F.W DISTRICT.
■ of thorn» on the train. A wrecking : Tbo following reuiarkablr picture
Ore. Truiii. < o. to Mrs. .iatilda Hanget— ’
Tu»s»lHy
eveuing
from
Sau
Frain'inoo
i
< la:m. an<l that raid l.r.Kjf «-111
made hr
Mt-ssr«. J. L. Townsend, Miltou Greg lying on tbe railroad track abont two
Peaches
bought.
loU
c
and
7,
bk
4
».
Medford;
con
,
|1W.
of
Jacks
>n
county
appe-treu
iu,
a
A
drive
in
lady
’
»
summer
dree»
Noa. 9, 15. 16, IS, 20. 29, 30, 31, 33. ory. William and Ardley Fox, David miles south of Ashland in a semt-con- I to look after bis farms in this country. I train was s--ut up from Portland, and
lore the Judge, or In bl. atsvnce betore th.
' of the East Oretjoutati, u Geo. W. Renfro to William Abbott—land
K< m > Is for ten days at McCall’« - «tnel Clerk of the County coortof Jarkion Co.. Or.,
, the track cleared and train continued • n cent
For
fine
hand
mirrors,
hair
brushes
34. 36 to 40 iucluaive, 42, 43, 45 to 4rt R dph, Willie Sonuicbseu nnd Charley hcioiis condition last Monthly aftor-
Mi. and Mrs. David Jackson are at Ion its way soiilhwurd iu about 141 ir“ii (lacioiib journal, published at in to 8 K 2 E. HO a res; con.,
«I Jacksonville, Oregon. Tueedat, sept. Ml
ly for cash.
*
in 'luatvf. desert lands.
' law. viz: George W. an-n-i. 'o- -noitrai
A. P. Talent to Laura M. Abbott--lot 3 and • and combs call at Chitwood's.
Judge, started the first of the week, go- diou by Mr. Pankey, who came to to»-n tbeir borne at tbe Eagle Mills farm tiours. There is difference of opinion Peod'etoa, Umatilla county. Tii<'»e
No«. 139. :ili2, 412, 423,482, 437, 447. Iing tbe Dead Iudiau road.
entry
No. t'JM. for the 8 E '• of a M u and
4,
bk
D,
Talent,
con-,
|<>
and, nes-tiug Sheriff Birdsey, with >»iuee returniug from their wedding >is to the cause of the aocidenL Home w:ra i otbiutf in the paper to intimub*
N E L of S W C Sac. S and N E *4 ut X W W
481.491. 496. 497, 496, 532, 629. 6il2,
Win. Ablioit to Corbett A Mackay—• land in
whom be was acquainted, tohl him trip.
Sec,
TTp.S7.Sk
2 Ease W. M ‘
~
U»
tbe
rodder
uh
*
ha.s
kuowu
id
>thi
14
railroad men think the automatic
tp 39, S R 2 E, cun. MM)
A. H. Biotbby, wbo has been run attout it. Bir»l»ey and C. W. I»gun nt
711, !<3, 776, 8 ll, 8)4,810, *58,870, 918,
He uamea tho following aimtaaM to
ning the sawmill al Deekins, np ou once starlet! out Hfter Brentano, at d
Iumrn M. Abbott to Corbett «fc Macleay— I
962, 954, 968 and 969.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbtis. Holbnrg have switch failed to work properly after of Jack»« n comity that the thing !■*
prove hl. continuous rv.ldea.-e upon and
R >gne river, was in towu the first of after much labor etiooeedtsi iu geitinv ' lociiie»l at Port Townsend, W. T., ami the Lebanou train bad passed out, ir.tei. led as a jok«», and some p»-op!e lots 3 and 4, bk D, Talent; con., |KM).
I cultivation of «aid lare. vU: W».
Exchiage Y.,ar ’whaal B >vlu.
Mary I.. Packard to Nathan Russell—land in
Couituer, J. H Terrill. Joafti yuràd.. Nim
ibe wsek. He reports that Central him from tbe railrimd across the fields Mr. Hoibnrg baa goue into business and Bupt. Brandt says ihe switch bud may oe mialed into suppemiog it to L<
tp
3k,
8
R
1
W,
10
acres;
con.,
rod N < barley, all ot Lake A reek. Jaekaot^
CoinmaneinT August 10th, ant end Point has bought al»oul 100,000 feet of
I lieen tampered with by tramp’s. »♦
given as boleuin f «cL iteHid.MiU < *
there.
county,
Oregon
to
tbe
nearest
point
where
they
«
nmi
I
o
Or»*.
*<
Tran-.
Co.
U»
Sanil.
R.
Follett,
et
al
ing Oe oiier 31sL we will exchange lumber from the mill this summer.
^outliera Oregon will app< »ciute yp
The
injured
men
were
taken
to
tbe
Case, w
-lots 1. 7, a, 9, 10, n and 12, bk 93, Medford, I
take their wagon, whence they brongbt
sell >ol books of all gr idea, giving tbe
Miss Florence M. Reed, formerly of hospital at Portland, where Miller’s ladicHMuneM of the yarn. The mat con.,
»-Ct
t-W
Fred Hausen, wbo returned a day or him to town. Breutano «.Multi give no Ashland, was married last week to Mr.
new -series of books adopted by tbe
sufferings were ended by dsath Mon tAjr for gr< atesl wouder is that Wage
Ore. A Brans. Co to D. T I.aw ton— lot 10,
sUit->. and takiug in exelmuge the olsl I two Hgo from bis ranch on Rogue over, cleur acconut of bn trouble. Ha said A. L. Leavitt, county clerk of Klamath day afternoon at 4:3(1 o’clock. Tbe n. sn’t formulated a bill providing f<
bk 2, Medford; con., |100.
b-xtks now going out of use. Readers reports grain tnruiug out well in that be sL-irled to walk up the track, ft 11 county.
excision of «noh pernicious terri
A. C. Helm to Sarah Ann Rogers—land in ,
Stutexman says of him:
to lx excli luge. I »von. bojk for book p irt of the county. Crepe were never and burl himaelf ami lay out all Suu-
•1
“Jack Miller was familiarly know tory troiu the great und glorious n I hu tp39, S R 1 E, 20 70100 acres, cun., J30JO.
Mrs. Mary Rice amj daughter, Mist-
Amy L. Wiley to James Thornton—land in ’
of tbo a iin» grade. On ail other booke better iu Sams Valley, and the grain | day uigbt ami till almnt 10 o’clock
of
<>r»
g
»u:
1
IjVl^
I Monday moruing. Hi» valuable gold Lillie, left last Friday evening for s ill along the road in Oregon as “Big
Ashland, 92 1-1Ö0 vres; con., $1.
1
r
a sm ill difference to bi pud. Daring is plump and heavy.
Mr. an» Mrs. ML L. Fix and (.’» id D v
visit of several weeks at Albany and Jack." He has haudled engines on
State
of
Oregon
to
Jarno*
C.
Tolman-
school
:
I
watch
ami
a
few
dollars
be
had
in
hi»
that time we will al»i sell tbe new
At Aa«ir<>ee'it Sale.
! this line 19 years, or ever since it was ! who left for JackHou county abon? »> land in tp 40 b R 2 E, 160 acres; con . 1200.
Tbe party composed of Dr. Caldwell,
t> > >ks at m’.r > 11 >ry prir »s will-ill are i Fred Waguer, C. C. Chitwood, Frank i pockets were goue, anti be said h" had Yaqmna.
finished., and wtts recognized us afirst year auu, after reading in Cmatiau
a . M. Ruddick to James E. Smith—land in I
The r.lualJe property kno*n w> th* Youl»
lese than one-half til» regular retail Lennart, aud J. H. Hicks, reached lost them. He couldu’t walk nor even
Phil'ip Mullen came over this week class engineer, one in whom the oom- Guiiuty riiiiOu ii»dU, have leturned to Ashland; run., P<00.
<k Gilroy planing mill, la offered at «Miff*
•
prices. For further lnlormation ap Fort Klamath Monday, and started - stand np well, ami iu falling ami from Steamboat, where be is pro»f>eet- pany and his follow workmen had • G"d’s c ¡’.u‘ry.” They #tre
Sarah B Rockfvllow to Baptiste ( begar—
uet'b »ale Itcon«i«i»of about 1^ «era« at
unfed at their home near Vinson, which lan<i
tumbliug
idxmt
had
scratchtsl
and
cut
—
M»o:
—
.
in
Ashlaud,
(4)
10J
acres.
ply to
D. L. M inkler A S on .
iug
n
quartz
letlge,
with
encouraging
land in the city of A*hland, J* Uun county.
confidence. It might be said of Jack Mr. Fix fortunately did not sell, and
I the next day for Crater Lake. They his faoe badly, und torn hia clothing
i
<
irrKon: a good, «utetaulial building Mxflt
Wm
T.
Songer
to
R
H.
Hendershott
—
lot*
8__
Ashland, Or.
showing.
telegraphed home: “All well and !
where
they
now
propose
to
remain
id
as
it
was
of
Jim
Bludsoe
that
“
ht
feel;
dry bou»e 16x24; lumber ibedwxMD;
and
6.
bk
14
Ashlaud;
eon..
|7^0-
He was given comfortable quarters and
aua content.
plenty of game."
! tuo btory office and warebouv
■««-
Oregwa Frail Crop.
T. O. Andrews returned this week warn't no saint," but it could be also peace
ami proper attendance at the Ashland
Fannie
E.
Fox
to
Susie
Fox
—
’
2
acre.
Ash
To
say
they
were
dissatisfied
with
Jackson
chiuery
—a 24-inch planer, 6-lncli, 4*«kte
Th» Oregonian of one day last week
The vicissitudes of climate are try- [ House, und by Tuesday evemng hud from a business trip through Siskiyou said as it was of Jim that “He know««d County would be cxpresMUK it mildly. Mr. laud; eon.. I7.50.
moulding machine, a tenonrr a No. 2
O. A T Co. to J M. West and E. Senter, lot 1
murtivor, jig »aw», Muid pepr' machine,
gives the loliowing crop estimate ot ing to moat const it uti.m», especially to ! recov«>red »ulficiently to Im tuken down county, aud reports dry times almost bis duty a dead sure thing, aud weut and Mrs. Fix expto* themaelve« delivht« d
turning lathe, rip and cut-ofi ** uf . tbe pow-
for it thar and then," and there is beyond measure Mt "gel tine out of the wilder- 32. blk. ‘*M. railroad addition to town of
a Portland dealer, who had just re people having impure blood. For all to Medford ou the train. He bad everywhere.
Ashland;
con.
fvo.
m-N
’
i
”
into
the
laud
of
peace
and
plenty.
t
r i- an unfailing »apply of ua’. r from a
many n sincere mourner for tbe cool
turned to the city after having taken a such (and they constitute the majorityX come up by Snnday morning’s tram,
Mio*capped mountain, and hat a S24aM
W. H. Wickman to Mary F. Blanton: land
a E. Gilliert, the Yreka contractor aud trusty throttle holder. His re I’nuullti county,
They give Jackson county a‘ black eye.
head upuu a 16U inch La ffel ahed a «Ute-
good view of the fmit crop through tbe tx<et safeguard is Ayer’s Baraapar- ami was about towu apparently as well aud builder, was in tbe valley this
on Granite street, town of Ashland;cou. 12.26.
warn all Eastern people who may desire
track ot the O. C R K . fb F. malt. Une in
out the stnte, lieguining at Jackson I ilia, the nve of which cleanses the i as usual till afternoon. Hia latei week, and s|ient a day or two looking mains were taken to Creswell, Laue and
Mary E. Fielder to D »rsey E Beebe, et al:
10 emigrate to that unfavored locality u»
Oregon) with rapacity for five rar«, is on iba
county, and buried by those of his stay
county. He says tbe crop promises ! blood ami strengthens and invigorates moveuteute are yet unexplained.
a’, home. They theiievelves vo-ut dow 11 land in Tp. 37 S., R. 2 W., 4Ö acres, con. 11 15Ü .
mill lot; about 150 M feel of luiu'-er in «tack
alaiut Ashland.
first
wife,
who
was
Miss
Sue
Gilfrey,
’
’
with the iuientioii cf »farting aduir>, hui
M. P Phillip« to A. A S. Childer«, lot 20.
fair couxhleruig the exceedingly dry ; , tbe system.
ami for sale
Mr. Breulno whs improving at last
found it impuasible. there Iteing no range, blk. 27, town of Medford: con. 42.260.
This is a good property and 'otumisd« a
M. A. Johnson returned Friday from
At lust report fireman Guthrie was 1 and
w->itiior. A large portion ot the
report, but was uot entirely himself.
uu grass if there had been. Mr. and Mrs.
k < xm 1 i>urinc»a in
Southern Oregon and
That
distention
of
tbe
stomach
M.
P.
Phifflps
to
Spencer
Childers,
K.
W.
Shovel creek springs, leuviug Charley still alive nnd his prospects for re Fix are iiidustnuus and thrifty, as every unt
peaches, particurlarly lbw early varie
His
missing
watch
has
not
yet
bets
Northern California Addres*
ofSec. 30, Tp ÜÜ S., K. J W . 20 acres , con
ties. are small and not ot as grxxi which many p«N>ple feel after eating, fonnd. It has his name engraved up there. Mr. Johnson aud wife have covery were improving, though he was knows tin in, but they b«d hard work u MOO.
J amkb » R x.taa,
make both ends meet during (heir Mav, and
Ashland Oregon.
A»«.gu«a.
since apent a day or two at Cole’s.
terribly hurt.
quality as ig^ght be expected. The may be due to improper masticatiou on iL
A P. Talent to M. Mansfield and wife, land !
had a ven limited acquaiDtauct» with coin
of
the
food;
but
iu
most
cn.Hes,
it
in-
j
u
See.
7,
Tp
3S
8.,
R.
1
W
,
20«
acres;
con
‘
prime crop will lie altoul oue-Uulf
The
In
test
item
of
interest
in
the
of
tbe
realm.
They
»a\
the
country
will
not
■
Tbe
party
composed
of
E.
V.
(.tarter
Sheriff Btrdsey was in town Mon
that of last year. A few orchards arc dieates a weakness of tbs digestive or-: ami wifts, E. V. Mills sud wife, M. L. day on oOs'ial business, anti went over matter nas re|sirte<l yesterday. Tbe | compare with fmatlila r.rinty in slock rak 11,500
P. Dnucan to John S. Helman. S. ’a D. L.C.
wheat growing or any «x-cupation 01
well loaded, but they are exceptions. gans, the liest remedy for whioh is one Alford and wife, T. E. G<xifrey and tbe mouutains to Coleatin, picking up tramp wbo was hurt ou th«» train bad ’ ing,
R. 1
except fractions already
busbandary vxovj«t fruit culture, ami w< Fp.
The «-no will apply to plums. A of Ayer’s Pills, to lie takeu after diu- j tteo. Vanpel reached borne Suuday a few Clunes«, poll tax dullara on the to submit to a minor surgical opera- could
d»n
d» 'l: con. |2.
bcMt
them
al
that
if
farmers
would
tiou.and while under the intiueuce of an | »niy turn their nt’ ntion tn that direction.
lair erop of apples may be l-ioked for. uer.
P DuwantoJ. M. McCall, lot 6, blk J.
from their Crater Lake tnp. and tell way.
Ayers, Barbonr A Elviage are push- j »time of the most blood-cuniling fish
anaesthetic did some talking» which in Mr. Fix says that fruit better flavor and Lshland: con. f2
Jackson i-ouaty will oome with the
puility can l>e raised on the "dry hill ranch
Rev. J. Rns» cants up from Evans dicated that the switch which wre»'ke«i es
usual growth of melons about five days ing work on tbeir hotel contract at storivs ever heard in this modest
Nannie Barr to E. J. Montagne, lot .3, blk. 3
” of t'lnatilla than tn J.« k«on countv: it
Rare Business Opening.
earlier than last year.
Yreka with a gixxl force of men. They <N.ro«r of tbe world. Mr. Eddings creek Monday, to look after a propertj the train had beeu tampered with by •niy await» < ullivaiion A* regards « erral- Barr's addition to town of Medford; < un.»500.
and
vegetable«,
there
is
uo
comparison
—
I.
<
.
Palmer
to
J.
H
McBride,
lots
4,
5.
6.*
sale
here.
He
and
W.
W.
Felts
are
some
of
his
fellow
tram
[»sand
himself
lL«s|>ectmg the outlook at Hood obtain«»! the lumber at tbe Little brought home the bead ami tail of an
Tbe iiDdrrfcifutd
iindenlruvd oflVr>B
«•!« th« oldtwt
Thr
offer*
ilia is far in the had.
dk. 2rf, town of Ashland: con. >1.
river and at Tbe Dillea nothing defi Shasta and the Greenhorn mills, and 18-lb. rainbow trout which be caught ••till prospecting tbeir gravel mining After fully recovering conciousness he t mat
eetablieli«.! hardware .tore ___
e»tabhhbe<)
nd ___
tiuihap
_ la ’
Mr. Fix had twenty-two head of hor»«s
Beeson to O. Coolidge, lot 8. Sec. 6
A
th
land
—
stock
io
»tore
and
complete
outfit
w«n charged with complicity in the amt eighty head of i i.ltlv ou leaving. He re Ip. Welborn
nite is yet known. Dealers arc doing the brick at Hornbrook. Harry Bar- with an or liuary trout line ami rod claim.
L
C
__
r
ll
*
39*,, It. 1 E., Abhlaml previmt; cun. >).
uf
of tool*
tool, and fixture* io
to the »bop
.hop
v
inrue ! with only twenty of the former and
matter
and
was
told
that
ba
bad
Ixieii
'
a larger business than evsr before in Iwiur is iu charge of the work.
and small tly book iu Williainsou
O. Coolidge to Welborn Beeson, lot4.See. 5 i
John L. Sellers and wife, of Texas,
«
A .■il.Iaetoey and profitable trade t
-lghty-fivc
of
the
latter,
although
nearly
hi»
talking about it. He tbeu admitted
thia city; aud the Northwest is show
<loue. Rrawn fur eelUuff—oot-idr
Bishop Morris of the Episcopal river—tbe biggest fish tak<n on tbe spent a day or two tn towu duriug the that tramps had fixed the switch, and entire attention «a- devoted to atteiuptiu» Fp. 39 8.. K IE. A'hland precinct; eon. fl
ing ita rapid growth by the greatly in
foevent
the
proprietor
from
rlvinx
II
to
iuercMM*
bis
band.
An
insect
fiouri*he>
*Abß1
D
Helman
to
8.
1».
Van
Dyke,
laud
ir.
Clinreb, baa made ap pointiuents as whole trip. He aud'the fish had a past week. Mr. Sellers is n nephew of on his information thr«« were arrested which is iatnl to horses, while cattle either Yshland, 5 *x lfM)
uvm > bl. oitentlua. Will either rent
creased orders they receive.
desperate coubet for uearly four hours C. Mingus, and they bad not met for
the buildtux
too freely on cbapparal bush and are
O. Coolidge to Ashland school district No
The markets are well stocked with follows for Southern Oregon: Ashland —the fish oo the tiy end of the hue, 46 years.
aud held for trial. XVhat obj«»ct they dine
Apple at premix* on Malt, etreet,..
.•utsohed.'or mire down deep into the »oii X land iu Ashland, 1 aere; con.sfi.
aud
Medford,
Aug.
'25th;
Grant's
Pass.
bad
iu
view,
unless
it
was
robbery
01
nil kluda of California fruits, aud re
duriug
llie
“
sticky
”
sea-on
in
the
spring
and
B. T RE
down in tbe laughing water of William
J. O. c. Wimer to Ashland school district 1
Mrs. C. J. Tolman and infant sou, pure lualioe, is not disclosed.
perish. Many art- lost in ways tou numerous
I A>hl«nd. Oregon
ceipts here are at the rate of seven car Aug. 'Jtith. Rev. F. T. TickDor. of son river, aud Mr. Eddings at the
No.
6,
land
in
Ashland.
MtslforJ,
will
bold
services
in
tbo
Bap
to
ineiition
loads a week, not inciii.hug three car
other end of tbe line, balancing him and her sister, Miss Dora Auderson,
<)eca*ionally you will find something in
Haskel Amv to Oliver Harbaugh, lots 2. 8.
loads that come up on the steamers tist church. Ashland, next Suuday, I self upon a log over tbe water, tiu»i in will leave for Kodiac, Alaska, some
Jackson county which thrives all too freely blk 2. Amv A llarlsjugh s addition to town
Aug.
4th,
at
3
p.
m.
Medford
Items.
time
early
in
September,
going
by
way
■av
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fix.
Woodticks,
form
»f
Central Point; ecu. |175.
every four days.
coustaut danger of being pulled in—
stance, an so thick that you must grease a
Tue potato market is weak, owing to
Tbe committee of arrangements for ! He never expected to sec Ashland of Port TownsemL
horse tip to tail to keep him alive.
large receipts from California. Some the annual reunion of the Pioneer So again, but the fish finally gave a great
I (hau.
has. Strangs
Strang's new dwelling on! Jackson countv. they say i> a fever and
Mr. A. H. Maegly is stopping with
time ago the local dealers made a com ciety of Southern Oregou, to be held gulp of despair and died of exhanatioa his family at Wagner's Soda Springs, south "C" street is fast nearing com ague country, and the people have a yellow
. mheahhy look. When a party of healthy
bined . ff.irt to prop np the urirhol to in Ashland next mouth. (Capt Tims. and tbe wear aud tear of tbe hook it ¡»on anil Miss----- Levy came up from Jack- pletfon.
j ■<»bust look ing people get off at the station
—oo—
■*
give tbe Oregon growers a lienefic, but Smith, Gen. McCall and Metiers. Wag its liver, where Eddings's skillful cast sonriUe Wnineeday to join them there.
natives will pQitit to them an l «ay ••Tho»<
R. R. Street, toot of 1st Aretine,
The new M. E. church is nearly ■«re immigrants from Eastern Oregon.'
ra soon as the California product was ner, Luckey and Beeson.) have selected had fasteued it. Then Mr. Eddings car
Deinan-is prompt treatuiont. The re
ready
for
the
plastering.
It
is
to
l>-
J. Watson and wife, of Jacksonville,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
withdrawn tbe Qregoc producers - as orator of the day George W. Dunn, ried the fish to camp and all the boast
sults of neglect may lx» serious. Avoi<)
M IKKlLII.
boomed prices to 1‘4 cents a pound. of Ashland precinct. George will do ful fishermen who bail been telling who have lieen visitiug their ol«i home well finishe«! throughout, and when
all harsh and drastic purgatives, the
completed
will
lie
a
great
credit
to
C.
W.
6uivi
Proprietor
iu
Maine
for
a
year
past,
are
expected
Tbe dealers bad agaiu to resort to the justice to the occasion.
ELDREDGE-HOW Alili- \t tbe re'Meneeo tendency of which is to weaken the
about 8 aud ltl-lb. trout breaking tbeir
Mr. an«l Mr-. II. B. i.iilll-, la Yrcka. ot
California market, and now they are
lines and eecapiug turned green with back here agaiu sometime this month. the town.
Jack
Miller,
tbe
Southern
Pacific
Mondar, Jutv awh. by Rev. T. S. Waili- bowels. Th© best remedy is Ayer’s
buying potatoes landed here at from 1
I
Mr. John B. Eldredie to .Ml-x Martha 11 Pills. Th’ing purely vegetable, then
envy.
This
is
Eddiug
’
s
story.
E.
V.
Miao
Carrie
and
Master
Ford
Roper
A
Mr.
Hazel,
late
of
Minnesota,
has
list ms leased tbe abmrs Heuw sad
engineer,
wbo
died
from
tbe
effect
of
to 1.U5 ivuts a pound.
Howard, txiih of Quartz Valley,
Ihorousuly renovated andteSttad tbe awae.
Carter and T. E. Godfrey say tbe fish left Suuday morning for Sau Fran- leased the Grand Central hotel ana
action is prompt and their effect always
tbe
scalding
received
in
Sunday
night
’
s
Oregou apples of good early varieties
I am now prepared to oasr Brat < »•» so
had
Eddings
entirely
won
out
-had
took
charge
yesterday.
COLEMAN-RICHARDF-At
the
l'atholl
ci»«!,
to
attend
schoil.
The
latter
beneficial.
They
are
an
adimrabh-
i
commodauona to ths IrawdiM pabiir
are scarce and jobbers are readily pay wreck, was one of the beet-known en dragged mm off tbe Jog and was just goes to the military school at San
ehtiw-h, Yreka, July 27lh.lSHV.bv Fath ■
Abe New Mauasenientailll apart no pain*
The brick work on the opera liouse
McGrath, Mr. <’ha*. Coleman, of smith Liver and After-<linner pill, and every
ing 81 a box for them, but a full sup gineers on the Pacific coast. He bad starting out to tow him dowu to tbe Mateo.
in making thia one of thnwoet comlortabU
where
endorsed
by
the
profession.
run
on
the
Oregon
A
California
rood
Mtn'a,
to
Mika
Mat
Ida
Richard«,
of
Dun-
ba» rtyacbed the lop of the third »tory,
ply cannot Ire relied upon just now.
i ' for many years, m fact, since trains lake when they arrive«! at the scene
■ nd home like hotels In tW-Bls''’_
mulr.
table, are supplied with tMWdKWAaMa
Ayer's Pills are highly and tinivor
Manager R. Keobler and family re- and the carpenters are now engaged
and
shot
tbe
fish
with
ft
rifie.
The
I
liegau
running.
He
was
a
veteran
of
in l affords. 1'lt-a.snl aec«anno>.lailoaajji
PHILUPB-BARNTM-At
St
Mark'«
Ejd«
ialljT spoken of by the people s I myui
full particulars of 7b/ blo^ly affray
Sud Fatal AceldruL
framing the crosses for the roof.
pared for families.
the Civil war and spent eighteen
I cosai t-httreh. Yreka. J'tlv 25 h. l-t-.t, l> here. I make daily use of them in m\
Meals
..................................
I rio
Kvv.
T
II
alberi.
Mr
J.
X.
Fhlllip«,
ot
Richard Hargrave, who lived in months in Andersonville prison.
The foundation of the Webb A Ad Minneaota, att-l Mi«« Jennie Bariuitn, ol practice.” — Dr. I. E. Fowler. Bridge
Ualslut ■ ao-ordinc u> room
»►• k Me
port. Conn.
Waguer creek valley about three miles
kins
new
building
is
nearly
completed
Ashland,
Oregon.
places.
J. W. Hookersmith returned Mon
southwest of Taleut, met with a fatal
•• I can recommend Ayer's Pilis above
aud the brick work will begin Mon
PERSONAL.
all others, having lung proved tlieii
asx'ideul io a well at bis place last day from bis trip to Portland and
___
Misses Nettie and Neva Wintere, day.
Fruii Buxes.
value as a cathartic for myself anti
Hot or C«H Stlpbir Waler Bills 2a Ok
Saturday morning. He and Johu Seattle, iu tbe iuterest of biz fruit I • H. W. Walbridge an.l wife, of Si«- daughter« of tbe well known horse
Henry Griffis, of Gohl Hil], was in 1i We are preparisi lo furnish box» family.” — J. T. Hess, Leithm ¡lie. Pa.
Suarua bad been digging tbe well j trade. He reports a good demand for son, were in town Wednesday night.
ra’ser of that name at Washoe, Nevada,
Bulb, at any time from 7 e'rlork. a st.
town Wednesday. He reports doing Imadeof dry material for e'.ther green
“ For several years Ayer’s Pills 1 ave
and bad excavated it to a depth of Ashland peaches, notwithstanding
until 10 o'clock p m. One bait rosas IS
Mr. S. Sberman. of Talent, returned
JT*“?W**
S"“*" a good business with his new saw mill. or
dned fruii. Pricee quole.1 upo.. been used in my family. We liu<t them
■erred for ladles' nee.
IMS
about . 39 feet, a>>ont where the water there is abundance of fruit in tbe borne from Klamath county last Sun- ,U toWU “ few J«?8 tbl8 w<*k'
application. Small orders fiiled by an
waa baginning to iiow. Considerable I market Mr. Hockeramith has been
The
new
grist
mill
steamed
up
for
day.
Mrs.
F.
Newman,
who
has
been
J. \V. Ho-kersmitb, Ashland.
blasting hasl been done, aud Stearns, shipping this week a large quantity of
8. C. r. 'mer and Mr. Oliver and ^siting her parents, Mr. sod Mrs. Wm. the first time on Tuesday. They will
Sugar Pine Door A Lu ubar Co.
who was in the well most, was troubled early Crawford peacbee- ome of tbe
begin
grinding
the
first
of
next
week.
UUllin.rx
VU»O
V1CZW7
BIUGU
»IWNL
wiuwr,
tbeir
farnii.,
“
«
are
camping
at
Harris
of
this
place
since
last
winter,
-Z.
Grruil's Pass, Or.
much t>y tbe foul air. Saturday morn- floret and largest of th .. variety ever
for constipation and indigestion, and
Mo»ltord can now tx>ast of the finest
started
Tuesday
evening
to
rejoin
her
!
sent
oat
of
Soatben.
Oregon.
voleetin.
are never without them in the licitM*.“
iug Mr. Stearns did not feel well
roller mill in Southern Oregon.
Fiue teas and coff.aw a sp^ialty nt
husband
at
his
new
station
in
the
— Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
enough to go down, snd Mr. Hargrave
Tbe annual m jting of tbe stock- j Prof. Sweet will start for C< kw Bay
*
D. L. M inkler A S on ' s .
“I have used Ayers Pills, for liver
went dowu in bis plaoe. He aooo holders of Ashb ud Woolen Mills was on the 10th. to lecture l>efure the signal office at Bismarck, Dakota.
If you want life insurance in th. troubles aud indigestion, during many
found tie coulsi not slay there and sent held last Satnr jay, and tbe following teaaher’« institute at JL* mdou.
Ex-Justice Strong, of tbe U. S. Su
Jacksonville Brevities.
years,
and have always found th* m
up tbe tools, telling Stearns to burry board of direr iors was elected: J a iuee
preme Court, ncoorapanied by his
bext Insurance Company in the world
prompt and efficient in their action.” —
Mr. D. V. McBride, of Grant’« Pass, daughter, went throggb Asblaud north
aud let dowu tbe bucket aud take him Thornton, J. M. McCsIl, E. K. An
and lowest rap's, call ou Billing», L.
N. Smith, Vtica. N. V
A; P. Hammond whs iu Jacksonville resilient agent.
[3-m
out also. The bucket was hastily let derson, Thor. Smith, W. H. Atkinson. waa in town yesterday, enroute for ward one day- last week, and spent
!
MRTISTIG
” I suffered from constipation which
1
dowu. aud H irgrHVe stepped into it, Tbe directors met the same day and Nevada, te be gone a mouth or two.
sometiiuein Portland. JustioeStroug on business several days this week.
assumed such an obstinate form that I
Izegal
blanks
of
all
kinds
for
sale
al
but when some leu or fifteen feet from re-elected tbe following officers: Pres
letlixl
from
tho
supreme
bench
at
tbe
Miss
Josie
Orth
has
returned
home
feared
it
would
cause
a
stoppage
of
the
Robt. Taylor and family were over
T idinos office.
the bottom be became asphyxiated and ident, James Tbo'uton; Vice Pres., E. at Guleetin Snn<lay,as wer • also Meaara. ago ot 70, and is still bale and hearty. from a visit to Roseburg ami Portland.
bowels. Two boxes of Ayer’s Pills ef
fell from tbe bucket. Stearns was tbe K. Anderson; Secretary and Manager, .Angle and Fol let, of Medford.
Buy your camping outfit of Eddings I fected a complete cure. ” — D. Burke,
Rev.
—
.Hanna,
now
of
New
Diin-
Judge
Webster
bns
relumed
to
Saco,
Me.
only mau at the plane. Mrs. Hargrave W. H. Atkinson; Treasurer, E. V.;
A M* >rse.
x
Miss. Ruth Matthews and Mina geueee, W. T., a preelreteriitn minister Jacksonville from a short visit to Col«s
was uot able to draw up the weight of Carter.
I
have
used Ayer’s Pills for the past
Fruit cans and Mason glass jars, at thirty years
stm.
Gillingham, <n
AjriiKiiKuaiu.
of Ddicti;,
Saleir., art*
are visiting
mhuiiiij who resided
, in . Ashland
.
t twenty-one
<
• i
a mnn with tbe windlass, and tbe only
and consider them an in*
Edding A Morse's.
*
>» tow» l»»t >nday
The Yreka Journal ot this w«w>k has Ashland, the gurete ..f Miss Hattie
valuable family medicine. I know of
tbiug 1» do was for her to run to the
I
John
Wiutjen,
who
has
been
travel
Hn‘* Satur“!l7 on h'9 return from tbe
ueigblior'e (tg mile awayj tor help. tbe following, which, however, if it be Thornton
Fifty dollars buys a first-class bnck- no better remedy for liver troubles,
Atlantic states - his first visit here ing in Europe for two years past, re
and have always found them a prompt
Tbe neigblsir. J. W. Ab!»tt oame an iu consideration at all by the railroad
Iwiard of E ldmgB A Morse. The ni««e»t: cure
lumed
hottie
last
Thursday.
A
numlier
of
Midford
people,
in-
since
leaving
in
1868.
He
was
warmly
for dyspepsia.”—James Quiun, ‘.O
quickly as possible, went down tbe well company, doubtless applies only to tbe eluding Mrs. Vaw er, Mrs. Goldsmith - greeted by many old friends,
thing to ride iu yon ever saw.
*
Middle st., Hartford, Conu.
long
lines
across
the
continent:
“
The
Misses Mamie Linn aud Mamie
und suec.-edel in taking out the insen
Mr Q w Pn.nti(^
the
Croneuuller have each bail a spell of ' Gotocorner Main and Granite streets I , “Having been troublefl with costive
sible form of Hargrave. Dr. Newman, Southern Pacific R. R. Oo., are consid aud others, wer'. up to Cole's yester-
You hnven’t? Well let us tell you that by buying
ness. which seems inevitable with per
of AaliiHud, was called and found the ering the matter ot dispensing with
meuto car shops, who has been spend- relapsing fever, but tiotb, we are glad for paiuta, oils, varnishes, brush««, sons of sedentary habits, I have tried
eating
bou*-a
en
tbeir
overland
roads,
to
say
are
recovering.
art late’ materials, and wall and build ’ Ayer’s Pills, hoping for relief. I ain a cheap article in leather you are throwing away
M- Liddell and family, of Dakota, tng a month or more at tbe White
wounded man badly hurt—the well
was rucky and rough, and bis head whs the Union Pacific being tbe mover in who have been at The Oregou for eev- Hulpbiis Springs House, left Tuesday
Marshal Helms was called from Cin ing papers. Estimates m ijft on paint glad to say that they haw served me
this
matter
as
a
connecting
line
on
ent aud bruised and there were evi
eral months, left this week for home, moruing for Sisson's on his way south- nabar to attend bis sister's funeral ing, paper hanging, interior decora- J better thaa any other medicine. I your money. Now to overcome this trouble,
arrive at this conclusion only after a
dences of luternal bodily injurv. Tbe their Ceutral Pacific route. We sup but will stop at several places en ward. Prentice is tbe "nephew of C. last Friilay. He has since returned to tious, etc.
faithful trial of their merits.“ — Samuel
E vans A H rvnk , Ashland, Or.
injured man never regained oonscious- pose this m«»ans that meals will be sup rente.
P. Huntington” who worries himself that place for a short vacation from of
T Jones, Oak st., Boston, M&u.
nesq, aud breatbed hie l ist Snnday at plied by restaurant ears attached to
into
n
skeleton
because
be
can't
travel
Choice
perfnmee
in
bulk
at
Chit-
'
ficial
duty.
Mr. R. O. Smith, of Lakeport, Cal.,
1 oelock a. m. Death resulted, tbe tbe train, the same as on tbe Northern stopped in town Wednesday with his incog.
wood’s,
♦
Wm. Hanley is convalescing from a
doctor says, from injury of tbe brain Pacific road. It it should be adopts»!, cousin, J. W. Alnutt, on Ins return
B. L. Meeeeuger is prepared to fill
Mr. Sam. Lowenstein. Pres, of the five week's aeige of typhoid fever. Dr.
9
aud internal injuries. The funeral was tbe company may follow tbe same rule home from a tnp to the East. He was
F
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M
PRBPABED BT
Oregon Funiture Mauufsctnring Co., Pryce, of M«slford. whs the attending promptly all orders for fruit boxes of
on Monday, aud was largely attended on all tbeir roads."
every
kind.
Orders
left
at
mill
on
pleased with Ashland.,
arrived
Wednesday
morning,
for
a
stay
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowtll, Mats.
physician,
ami
many
friends
congratu
bv the friends and neighbors of the
The effect of the unprecedented dry
Granite street, Ashland, will be at
Sold U, all Dealer. In M«dlctea.
Judge Thon. M. Cooley, chairman, at Wagner's mala springs. Mr. Lowen late Mr. Hunley on hie return to good tend«»! Pi at once and fill«*! at lowest
family.
weather upon grain crops in the npper
stein recently returned from tbe hot health.
_
_____
of
the
interstate
«»tnmeroe
commission,
part of Bear creek valley may be soou
•
I i prices.
springs
in
Idaho,
and
will
complete
Richard Haruravo waa born iu Nova in a comparison of tbe threshing
th“!::=g accompanied
.
. by
. his wife, was on yes- Ins annual recreation and rejuvenation
J. II. Otter, of Medford, waa brought
H. «. KMKRY.
Confirmed.
--- a morning a train,
!- going
--'-jto’Fnsoo
We have a complete line of Doug
Sootu. Nov. 2, 1845. conaeqneutly was recon! of this year and last. Last year I. terday
nt the Soda Springs, from the virtnes before Judge Neil, aud pronounced in lass aud Rntusey pump«, and guaran- i
Port!
in 11»< 45th year of hia oire. He mar. tbe machine owned by Messrs. Trne, from an official vu.it at Portland.
The favorable iiuprenaion produced on
of which he has benefited for a number sane by Dr. Sotnera. He was taken j tee every one. Killing
Eliding A Morse.
* the first appearauoe of the agreeable
ned Mins Mary Buell, Jan. 4, 1867, Walker, Grubb A Neil threshed 25,852
to tbe asylum by Deputy Sheriff Dsn- 1
Mr. M. B. Rankin, of tbe Klamath of years past
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figa a few
an 1 lived one year in Carry, Pa., bushels of grain--125148 bushels of lumbering company, ncoompanie«] by
iff aud Wm. L. Plyinale this evening,
E. B. Hunsaker has decided to dis- years ago has been more than confirmed
Iheoea moved to Adair coauty, Iowa wb«*at; 9.228 bushels ot oats and 3,375 bis two daughters, arrived Wednesday
Sunset Cox arrived in Portland to
,
continue
tbe
boot
and
shoe
tine,
and
by the pleasaut experience of all who
D. P. Barnes and daughter hnve re-
iu 1X68, tbonoe moved to Mea>le cotin- bushels of barley. This season U. S. morning from Portland, and will go 911 day from the Sound, where he has
will sell at net cost everything in this have used it, and the success of the
ty, JCniMMur, in 1886, and from there to Jouiw, wbo had charge of the machine, fat tbe Klamath river today.
lieeu shown great attention. He will lurnetl from a pleasant visit to Rose j line, or will close out the entire lot to f»roprietoTK and manufacturers the Cal.
Jackeon county, Oreooti, overlamialnr- reports that it threshed, all told, only
be the guest of Senator Mitchell, and burg. Mr. B. secured an abstract of , tbe trade at liberal diHoounU A gixxl «‘ig »Syrup Company.
Mr. T. H. Cone returned home yes will give Sol. Hirsh an opportunity the deeds to bis property in tbe old ' bargain for somebody.
intc tbe atimmer of 1888, aud bought 4114 bnstiels of grain in tbe same ter
x
10 ocrea of fruit land autl bad a fine ritory -1899 bushels of wheat; 1343 terday morning after an unfortunate to gather pointers concerning tbe du town of Winchester, where au English
There is stili rtxun for one, two, three
|
To
close
out
our
stock
of
summer
syndicate
expected
to
build
a
large-
borne; aud after a life spent in boneat bushels of oats and 881 bushels of vacation trip. He ouly went as far as ties, tbe thorns and tbe roses of bis
gotal bonnes on Boulevard in Hausak-
i
gtxxls,
we
have
marked
down
our
best
And we will give you first-class goods for
manufacturing
city.
I
Albany,
where
he
was
thrown
from
a
___
r
_____
_______
„
toil ami nt net integrity betweeu bnn- barley.
new position—Minister to Turkey—
! Freucb sateens to 25 eta per yard from I er’s addition. Prines and terms rea 4
buggy, and bad bin left
arm broken,
not
long H1UVV
since filled
Cox.
aelf, Sia Gull and I im fellow men, be
.n,
> A
»
..
1___ 1 •___ *"»»»/•
>«>iv n.»,
W1U»«U.
U.»U lull«
Uliru by
OJ Mr.
HZT. «JOB.
sonable.
Apply
to
E.B.
Hunsaker.
*
Miss
Lillie
V.
Helms
wbo
was
re-
35 eta; Verona sateens, now HI eta from
The 600-pound fire bell ordered for This turned him homeward.
u
T, „ .....
,
your money, and sell them to you
met with death in thia unfortunate
evening»
Poet master D. H. Miller and wife (Mirted dangerously ill last week, died price 14 eta; Coptxxi sateens 12yds. for I Rain wagons from $90 up, at Ash
ami sad m.ioner. Mr. Hargrave waa the city arrived by Monday evening's
Ht
1
o'clock
a.
m.,
aud
waa
buried
al
4
n>
unoou
freight
from
Portland,
and
has
been
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
E.
H.
Center,
of
Minne-
and
Mrs.
Miller
’
s
brother,
Chas.
SI;
G
rner
A
Co.
’
s
Batiste
goods,
35
|
land Mills.
*
Portland»
baa
yet in the prime of early manhood,
<*l ,,P temporarily npon a scaffold apolis, spent two days in Ashland this Bruns, went ont to Dead Indian last o’clock tbe same day; sbe waa aged 18 inches wide, 10 cts—former price 15;
fead lived a lite strictly in coni*i>h»no«>
<
years, and her sister Birilie, wbo died Manchester Chamberays, plum and
« built •«•»«I
as . t the
I. a zkl.l
noir
f tree
s«a»A nuns
t the
lixx week, viRitini/
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(1.
(L
R<1.
' ' Hnnfinv
with
.Tnhn
R B. Qriffin
tz%
arxuvxzl
First class pasture at tbe farm of .
z
under
old
oak
near
visiting
Mr.
aud
Mrs.
G.
C.
Ed-
Hnndav
with
John
Griffiu,
to
spend
- FOR THK BB8T -
with the Iowa of health: ronaeqneDtly
ten days liefore, was 16 years. Tbe
John L. Grubb, south of Ashlaud at-
be enjoyed perfect health. There was calaboose. It is tbe inteution to build dings. Mr. Center is secretary of the several weeks. Among the o' tiers family have abont recovered. The striped 10 cts - former price, 15 cte. 50 eta. per week per head.
(l-4t.
I New g.xxls just received a new line
camped out there are Mrs. M. E.
hardly another man in the knowledge a tower in tbe plaxa abont the site of Minneapolis Street Railway Co.
*
disease was Malignant Typhoid fever, i
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Ceoparware,
C. W. Wolter», of Medford came np Beatty and her mother, Mrs. Morris, Dre. Parson of Ashland and Pryce of of brnssels nnd tapeetrv carpets.
Lumber of all kinds for sale at very |
of tbe writer who could endure more the calnbtKMe, and tbe council has
l,.il’ v Henry Cranfleld and wife, Isaac Wolf,
' Pricee the lowest. D. R. E. V. lowest prices at the Youle A Gilroy
hard labor. When otir country was been informally discussing tbe advis Sunday with bin wife and E..'
Mtslford were «wiled in consultation Milla
x
OsUsi
Wil-' an.l others from Meilford.
threatened with dissolution and our ability of building in connection with daughter, who, with Mr». L. F. ----
planing mill in Ashland, where all
with tbeattending physician, Dr. Som
Choice ten at Van Sant's grocery bills will be filled in short order. *
noble President (Lincoln) called for tbe foundation of the tower a room for lite, are viaiting the family of Amo« • Rev. F. G. Strayer, of Salem,
_____ „ ers; but skill availed not to etop tbe
i
♦
voluuleftra for war, Richnrtl Hargrave, a book and ladder wagon aud hose Willito and other fneuda iu Ashland, j who baa brought from tbe Fastern tide of disease. Deep and sincere store at 30 cts. per. lb.
Tbe Helman farm in the city of Ash
tho’ but 16 years of age, joined tbe carts, and also a room in which tbe :
States
a
number
of
immigration
Buy
your
flour
and
fe»xl
at
tbe
Ash
sympathy
is
extended
the
afflicted
may
meet. •-----
Tbe pro- ' Mr. J. N. Phillipa, the genial attor-i parties that have added to tbe desira
:Mth Maso.iclim«e<ta Volunteers, to de- tire
------ companies
------------------
• ------
land Mills, you can have it deliver«! land has beeu sub-divided and is now
family in their double bereavemsuL
___ _______
w ______
r______
io small tracts at very reasona
fend bta couutry’a Hag and bouor, r
post'd
building
of new ____
city
council ney of Medford, haa launch tai out up-
in any part of town. Very cheap for offered
room»,
jail,
etc?,
will
do doubt be re- on tbe sea of matrimony, having been ble population of Willamette valley,
ble pnoea. If you want a pleasant
which he did bravely, serving to tbe
~ ‘ ” **“
~~
waa
in
Ashland
this
week,
making
his
cash.
*
lust
ihursday,
to
home or a good mveatment iu a good
Duslneee College.
close of tbe war. He has been an vived in connection with tbe diacua- married at Yreka, last Th 11 tb » I ay,
As it is generally understood that part of Ashland, don't fail to see this
’ Miss Nettie liaruiitn, of Ashland, os first inspection of this part ot tbe
honored member of tbe Gram! Army sion of tbe fire building and tower.
state. He bud uot time to get about
Reniemlier, that at the Ashland ; there is lack of building material in tract- For sale by G. F. Billings or A.
1
will
be
seen
by
notice
tinder
tbe
mat-
of tbe Republic, from first to lust,
Tbe annual »awrueut of propertv
lhe valley much, snd it is to lie bop«xi Business College yon do not waste a •the valley, we give notice that our
•
having b«»<u mustered at Carry, Pa. in Jackson county is al>out completed, i rimonial heading this week.
he will return and examine the Bogue large portion of your time in study mill nt now rnnniug ou full time and D. Helman.
Dr. Geary of Medford, was in town River Valley more fully
in 1867, and served for many years as and Aiwmor Cbdder» and his amiRt-
Particular Attention to Job Work,
ing
dry
theories
and
rules,
but
at
the
we
can
fill
orders
for
lumber
et
the
commander of poata and orgauizer iu antearenow engaged in putting tbe thia week, visiting some patients who
When Baby waa nick.
very
outset
you
receive
yonr
cash
rate
of
20,000
feet
per
day.
Write
for
..
H
.
_
__
_
Gen.
E.
L.
Applegate
came
up
from
Xanana and at the time of his death paper» m shape for submission to tbe needed special optical treatment. Mrs.
AND
We gave her («torts.
has _____
been ______
dowu in the i hi«
h»« J«*ephine
J’^epbrne county
oounty ranch tbm
this week. capital and go into actual business, | particulars and prices.
waa Seu. Vice Commander of Burnside couuty cummiasioner»’ court. The Geary, who __
bnving, selling and corresponding.
S ugar P ine D oor A L umber C o , ■
Willamette
on
an
extended
visit,
he
Hwoinpaiiying
Senator
Mitcbeil
from
Poat N<x il. Dep. of Oregon. Com listing.of mortgage aseesemcDta has
When ebs waa a Child,
Without loss of time you launch out
rade Hargrave was uot ashamed to let been made at their face till within I waa expecting borne within a day or Grant's Pass. Gen. Applegate who into business aud learn by actual ex
J. W. Bowden, of Central Point
was
au
applicant
for
the
appointment
Sb* cried for Castorio.
two.
it be known that he belonged to the tbe past month, but the county court
perience the debits and credits of ■ tbe enterprising and smxvsMful sewing
army of the Lord, as be gave hia heart has decided to tax the mortgagee only
machine man,is now retained as travel-
Mrs. Col. Scobie and John D. Davis as agent at tbe Klamath Indian reserve* every transaction.
When
ahe
became
Miss,
Right
here
at
and all he ever would a<*qmre to tbe at 75 per cent, of their face, and tbe re and bride (Miss Marguerite Si'obie) ar- ; tion, has now been assured of the posi home the young people of Jackson : ing representative of Whipp'x Jacksoo-
tion,
aa
Mr.
Bishop,
of
East
Portland,
She
clung to Cantorie.
laird, in early youth, and always lived quired change will therefore be made rived from the South last week, and
county may attend this business ville Marb|e Works, aud is taking or-
an exemplary Ctinatiau life. He had in the asaeasmeuts made prior to eueb will spend some time visiting Ashland who bad been offered tbeappointment, school, aud with but very little cost ■ der» in all parts of the county. Wbipp
When ahe bad CLOdren,
Mr an.l M hi ~D-, vir «rill hil9
it, and the Oregon Gon-
I
not aa enemy iu all t he world. How order bv tbe oonrt. Deputy Aaeeeeor and vicinity. r !"
Jw,n L ti?R.d.r. gre»ioo»l delegation will unite iu tbe receive ns good instruction, anl bet : is supplying more fiue n.artilo work in
She gave them Castorla
i tbe cemeU riee of Southern Oregou than
mauy of us can say as much? Richard John May think« tbe roils wijl show a , probably start soon for the Eastern
ter,
too.
than
is
given
in
many
of
the
reoonimeudatiou of Mr. Applegate for
i all other dealers.
»
Hargrave hvwl and died a man. He slight increase over th« amount of tax-1 states.
tbe place. Thu» give general rati. so-called husinaaa colleges whose
leaves a .wife an l five children —two able property of last year, notwith
routine
of
study
is
tbe
same
dry,
uoh-
!
D
®
ortou
brown
bread
at
tbe
U.
8.
Mia* May Powers isnn noco'nplwbed faction among tboie who have learned
Tbe U. 8. Bakory will deliver bread
grown daughter«, one eon 15 years and standing this reduction upon tbe mort
prnctieal thing it was twenty years , Bakery fresh every day.
♦
pie. or C'kes at yonr door every day if
two younger daughters. He leaves be- gagee. Tbe population of the oouuty elocution)» aud voeiliat.andduring tbo of ik
ago, although costing the student two
past
w*»k
bis
entertain«!
a
unmiir
i
yon
wish. Leave orders at the bakery
biml the memory of a kind husband baa increased considerably, be say«,
Fran ••is O. Newland», of Nevada, or three times os much as at Ashland, i G. F. Hillings is agent for leading
and father, but uot mm*b property, judging by the number of polls' I of friends at The Oregon with dram itic son-in-law of tbe late Senator Wm. The old complaint that business col ; Fire Iusnrance. Insure with a loca on Mam street, opposite Odd Fellows
and other rocilatious and pleasing
*
baviug lost neerly all in Kansan by recorded.
Get lowest rates aud know von block.
; operatic •elections. Senator Mitchell Sharon, spent a day or two in Ashland lege student«» caumit keep books is no I ! agent.
are
iimred.
drought aud aocriftoes. Tbe family
this
week
with
bis
partner,
Wm.
F.
Tbe fiueet line of groceries in the aud friends were pleasantly enVrlaiued
longer heard iu the butincat practice
We Cs» .nd De
deserves .he sympathy of friend« and city at
D. L. .M inklka A Sow’s. ♦ Tuesday evening. Miss’Powers will Herrin, iu tbe law firm of Newhmds. scliools of our modern institntions.
Guarantee Acker's Blood Elexir for it
will no doubt receive it Burnside
Allen
4
Herriu,
and.
upon
leaving
haa been fully demonstrated to tbe peo
Fresh California citrus fruits,bauanas leave «>on for Ban Francisco, to futber Mooday morutng, started for Klamath There is a vast gulf between the old |
Poet, G. A. R.. will mrt neglect Com
pte <»f thia country that it is superior to
aud tbe new. A cordial invitation is '
etc., at Wexler’s bakery.
• | proaeente her atudie*.
rade Hargrave’s family.
cwnuly, for a trip out through Klamath, extended to all interested to visit our,
all other preparations for blotxi diseases.
A COMRADK.
I
It
is a positive cure for syphilitic pois
People going to Jacksonville wil» ■ A delegation of locomotive engiueets Lake and Modoc. Mr. Newlands has rooms nt the Normal building. Cor- i
tn I irge or small qnanutlcs. Call on
II
oning, ubera, eruptions and pimples.
find Plymale’a coach awaiting every from Sacramento were visiting Ash the chief management of the large ee- respondence inntod. Address,
Fan! >>f Tteaaks
It pmifio« tbe whole system and thor
T.
P.
BOYD,
J
r
„
train at Medford. Ask for the best I laud last Tuesday, having come up to tate left by Sharon. He is a genial,
J. a S weet , Principal,
oughly builds np the oon.titntiun. Obit-
Dunsmuir to organize a division of pleasant gentleman, as well as a keen
To the many friends who so kindly coach Ply mate -
At Kyht's l'.e»i (Cstate Oflke.
Ashland. Or. wood Bros.
»
x
J^-Ordere by mail promptly attended to.
____ Ashland. Oregon.
tbe Brotherhood of Locomotive En- and sutmeesfiil lawyer.
Mr. Herriu
assisted us tn the a cknevs, death and
giueers at that place. Tbeir names started Tueeday on bis return to Sau
burial of our dear departed one, we
were Wm. Scott, B. Lightner, Fred Francisco, leaving hia wife and little
An experienced shoemaker at the store, who makes a Will be our SpecW^
WWM rs . M E. H argrave axp F amilt .
Hollia, D. H. McDonald, J. A. Baker, daughters for a visit of a month or
specialty of fine work, will repair all rips or defects off I
J. T. Keamey and M. Olmstead.
more yet with his father’s family here.
Jaleut,Or.,July 6U
I
ASHLAND
BREVITIES.
TIDINOS
¡
TheBankof Ashland
ASHLAND OGN
f
1
D
I
1
Ì
il
Schober à Mitchell
Shoes,
Bradlev à Metcalf's
Boots and Shoes,
-
Waverly
School Shoes. Lilly, Brackett
Now is the Time I
à Co.’s Men’s Fine Shoes.
I
These goods are bought for
spot cash and prices are mark-
ed in plain figures.
White Sulphur Spi
Constipation
ÍZ*.
HOTEL.
D. R. & E. V. MILLS.
Ï
Effective Remedy
I
WHAT IT COSTS!
.»
T
:
Ài
His Work Speaks
for Itself.
«
Ayer’s Pi
Come and See U s
i F/ È
klfj
The next time you want
BOOTS AND SHOES
jt ‘
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I
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
B. F. Reeser’s
We make BOOTS & SHOES
NEW TIN SHOP
WARRANT EVERY PAIR
Prices That Defy cempetitioe
The Ashland Shoe Store
MONEY TO LOAN
V
At old stand of J. D. Fountain,
BUOA&Ï. GILBKBT
Sujfar Pine Ceiling and RdstiÄ|
Odd Fellow’s Block.
Yellow Pine Flooring,
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