Wednesday and yesterday were the
HERE AMI HIERE.
days advertised for the great anction
sate of lota at Klamath City. An ex­
C. B. Fitzgerald, of Gold Hill, an
Oakes.
cursion was to arrive Wednesday from
of
Friday,
. . October ¡tó. t'oit!
Lookout for the D“«- ri -k Ski'wl San Ftaixrisoo, bill up to last » veiling excellent teacher, will hav* charge
the Willow Springs achool this winter.
it
ha
i
not
arrived.
tbeTiDtv.s
was
in
­
program.
The Snn Diego L• di< h Annnx, mi
Furtiiei particular* ronld
The fair at Portland down tomor­ form’d.
Iailles.
orgfxniz .!<• n worktr ; on thesa >:e Jin» h
not ’ k * had in lime for this i.-sue.
row
night.
D. R. and E. V. Mills are prepared
the Board of Trade, lv*s 118 mem­
At the monthly meeting of the Ash­
to make buttons to match any dress in
New styles of Rwhiug at D. R. and
ber*.
land
Building
and
Loan
As?-
x-in
’
ion
sUk?3 24. 31) and 3ti Price 25e a dozen.
E. V. Mill:
last Monday evening, a loan of $-PH
Francis X. Trnsty has been ap­
Farmers’ Institute to-ni'.’ht at the waa made nt 31 month? infen *t iu ad­ pointed | . t:u . c< r «.t E‘mi. tl.'.?
Notice to Nclk»lar<
vance, aud a loan of $937.00 at 24 county, vice Harry Richardson, re­
Normal H-bool.
The time for exchange of ail school
months advaovv interest, l'he affairs signed.
Good winter apples are in demand
books ends Oct. 31st. On that day we
of the association are in a very ttttis-
Th** public «»»l.oois at Nowp.ut.on
will also stop selling at introductory at 70 cts. per bushel.
fa tory condition.
Yaquinu bay, were » lutxM L».-t u» «*k,<Hi
price*.
1). L. M inkler Jr S>x.
Several dwellings ar, Is-tng built
The tout and entire outfit of John acx aunt of the prevalence of diphtln*: ui
at Tolo by the towusite ««onipany.
VanDyke’s sheep camp tip on the iu the community.
lb the Old Bm-iness Again.
Reserved seats for the "De. st rick h* d Wat era of Little Applegate were
Gregory A Hicks are bark in the
T. <J. Shattuck, of Grant’s Pass, i
truck business again, having I »ought Skewi " for sale at Plaza corner store. bnrue<F one day last week, and near preparing 4<MH) bushels of win’«-, ap
the
ruins
waa
found
a
“
notice
”
which
out Mr. Estes, to whom .Mr. Gregor)
ph-x for shipment from various o
Fine line of Ladies .Jersey iin«i< r-
sold the bu in**se» an 1 outfit Lot spriug. wear in six sua.les at D li. >.u.| E. V. read : xm follows: “Saltpr. is g<»od for ch irds near that pia»*»».
stray
sheep.
We
will
try
it
uex.
They propose to give entire satisfaction Mills.
•
C atkl M i ».”
Ijess than 7 per cent, of the when’,
in the business, and solicit a renewal
ill. ! i
Services will be held nt the Ashland
There is a probability <»f the business that g<M»s to the Portland
of the patrouage of all tiieir old cus­
Catholic church next Sunday at 11 men of Linkville buying the military Ir mi the M illamette v;ph y , accordìi.u
tomer*.
o'clock a. m.
telegraph line between that place and to he Journal of Ctmimvrcu report.
Land Office Bulletin.
A few choice building lots for sale Ashl.ind, to l»e so’.l nt auction Nov. 2d.
The Baker City and Canyon st
Our
Washington corresdondent cheap in Highland Park, by B. F. It cau no doubt bv had for almost wi ò in Id up last Friday moriiii
n<»t
Ling,
aud
Klamat
h
count
,
should
Beu ds us the following information of Reeser.
tin* lone highwayman, aud ail
[18-lm.
have telegraphic communication with registered mail mutter stolen.
laud contests decided, the name* of
A suit has I sh ii con nieiH'e.l to par­ the rest of the world.
the Miccrssfiil parlies being in italics:
' an eels.
In the Roseburg «listnet George F. tition the Slsemore-Peliou property
The room heretofore occupied joint­
The Hillsboro Io ! ¡»otd» o' hi;,
in
Sam's
valley.
Ritchey vs. Pur id Str phen a.
ly by Zorlhier, the tailor, « cd 1 a< key, be-n sold to Dr. S. T. Lnxkl.it* : f.x
In the Ltkeview district —11 in.
Mart Hurst has sold 12> sen« of the real estate agent, has been divided, $.»,»hlp. Itsfo/iiD-r propri "or, \V. L
Black vs. George W. An L t > ou . I). R. his farm in Little Butte preeiuct to Iv.ivibg a snug real estate otli on one
Jo
has gone to Port Towns* . i io
J oue» et al. vs. IF. A*. Bund.
Thus. Riley and wife.
hide of the partition, and a handsome­ establish a d illy p ipx-r.
The farmers of the valley should nt- ly fimshitl merchant tailoring display
Soli«» to IalHirltig Men.
Pet» r K arns, uncle of G »ree
Mr. Z «'liner is
teud the farmers’ institute, i sp H'ially room on the other
:
AU «lay 1 .borers res’deuts of Ash­ th • Saturday s.-ssious.
Laving it titlexi up in a very neat style. K. *rt.’S, who had lx en ill for
time H'ith dropsy of th»* h<- rt,
-
land, desiring t > Work ou the water
At a meeting of the stox’kholders of l e w»*ek, at the r* s tehee of CL.I
Teamsters, Attention! Four-horse
works of the city, eau r« gi->ter their
the West Ashland Dxtch <’o. last Sat­ Ai lersoii, mar Gkmiaic.
names nt the store of D. li. A E. V. whips tor ... 1“ at cost at A. P. Ball's,
urday evening, a majority of all th?
Mills, any time during busiu«ws hours, Granite street, Ashland.
Ri.T.ard Gray, cm ral fr ght <«.' i
I
stock
\oted iu f.ivor of a resolution
for ttie uex X 1 days. Wneu men are
Parties owing B. F. R. es r w ill save directing th withdrawal of a»>uit t»e- of I he Stolli m*!!! l’.. .-.fie Colli,., ay, il.»
needed by the Supt. they will be .•■«I of touble by settling imine li.oeiy.
giiu in circuit <ti >nrt against F. R >p r b*« n appo?n*e»I g- ihm ij trj.tlir m..f i
taken from tuis lis.sitbat resident L'he money must come.
(18-1 in. to s« ttie a dispu! ite over prior right to ge* of tie .«»mpany. vi •» J. t . S <
lalwrers will be employe»! in prefer­
therefore be ri*? ;g »-d, th»» upp<»intm«»*at to tak
....................
When you come to visit the Dees- water. The suit will
ence to outsiders
ell *»••. Nov^iber 1.
trick Skew), lie prepared to "iaff” for dropj»e<l.
J. S. VV.U.TEH.
the
gotsi
of
your
health.
It
was
with
general
regret
that
tile
The r.unfuil during the present
Chairman
Water
Com.
X
news was L*arn“<l last Friday of the month ha6been the largest ever i n.ov.
H. .J. Clark has the brick walls of
To Farmer» and llxnemen.
closingof Engel Bros.’store at Pb'»e- ii C diforuia for the nnmiti of (> »• . *.
the Thompsom A Billings brick alsiut
nix through attachments levied at the I ij S,»n Francisco it was5.05 inHi* s u,
Galbraith Bros, of Janesville, Wis- up to the lop of the window frami«.
instance of various creditors of the to 'Jonday welling. The f..rm*.*rs a
conein, off-r for eale nt the Live Stock
W. P. B« tin, an experienced butcher, firm. The gentlemen are enterprising jubilant throughout the state
Exchunge, corner Fourth and Ash
atrwte. I’ortbvid, Oregon, a choice is in charge of the slaughtering de­ and accommodating, and it. is hoped
B v Q Chelan, an Albany boy. had ».
collection of their celebr ited Clyde«- partment of S. Stacy's meal business. they will be able and willing to re­ right arm torn nearly off by tin* «u •
sume
business
soon.
dale, Emjl'sh Shire, Hackney and
The Deeslrick Skewl of fifty years
d'-nlul dxbi'h.iige of ins shot gun v.jii.
Cleveland Bay stallions at moderate ago.will lie nut ou the Ixurds at Granite
The foundation for Ganiard*» OJHTil
. ,__ iu a Lo.it hunting dinks on: Le V, 1-
prices, and on terms to amt purchas­ Hall, Tuesday Oct. 2'.*tii, by home tal­ bouse block is one of the best ever hud 1.»mette las’, Sdur io. 'I? • ; . . » .
ers. These hones are all of the high­ ent.
in this country.
The stoue is in am; utated close to the should» i.
est merit and most fashionable strains
smooth bl icks of goo»l size, and rapid
Geo.
L.
.Matthews,
formerly
of
At Portland last Saturday, Ger ;
of breeiiiui». Every animal satisfae-
progress has been made with the work,
torily guaranteed. Call aud see the Jacksonville, has locat«al a homestead l'he bammeted stone work f»»T the Rot»erlson, a clerk, was Ibi -wn fri...» ,
heel draft howa ever brought to claim on Skookum prairie, Flounce “water-table” is about all completed buggy at Twelfth and Wr-hinglou
Ruck preeiuct.
Oregon.
by Mr. Russell, who quarried it from streets and killed. Mrs. T. Ik AL
the large sandstone ledges ou the Tol­ with whom he was riding, was abo in
Services
have
lieeti
held
at
the
Ash
­
Trag”dy at Canyon» Ills.
jured, hut noi se lou-ly.
laud Duukard church every evening man place.
Canyonville, Or., Oct. 23d.
At Arroyo G:.xu 1», Cal., a fair w
The Oakes company of Swiss Bell
during’he past week, Ehler Brower
This moruuig Mr. Bola-rt Stewart
Ringers and Comedy Sketch Club car­ bel»! recently at which were exhibited,
being the chief speaker.
called at the resideuce of Nir. George
ry sewn thousand dollars worth of ii mangel wuizt’l lx*et, seven f»» t. two
Oakes Swiss Ball Ringers and Com­ musical instruments and the “Harpee« in che* long, weight 154 pounds,
Bruno. No one appt are<l to is» alx>ut
the promts,«. Noticing a d>s>r partly edy Sketch Club at Granite Hall Sat­ Queen” (Miss Alice Oakes) plays upon squa.-h, 294 pounds; carrot. 19 poumis;
opened. Le looked iu and on a Ixsi in urday eight- keep your mind oil that. a L.*rp costing one thousand dollars. twenty oniouj went over 10 ) p.ap.
one corner of the room lay the form of All the ladies want to go.
Not only this, but they have the most
Wm. R 11. pr»»sident of the A
Bruno, now still in death. Stewart
Three local granges have b en re­ cxjm 'UMve artist* in their line now trav­ and »South C«»ast r<»iln.»a I. h is g.»i
immediately returned to a ueigblM.r's
organized, and one new one formed eling. S itur lay night. Granite Hall. East to place some of the bonds < t th
house and they both went into the
in this valley recently by state organ­ 50 and 75. Plaza corner.
company. The total amount of fion :
dead man's bouse and made an exam­
izer SlUqaioU, of Eugene.
People over from Hornbrook report issnexl is
I'dtH). It xs thought f i.»-
ination. Iu front of Bruno's issiy
The costly Dahack-Wdson horse that the prospecting work at the blue will I m - sutli« h iit to complete the pi
lay a revolver on a box: also a knife.
An inquest is now being held to de­ case is to Is* appealed to the supreme gr.xvel mine of Barr. Sullivan, Ryan A to Hillsboro.
termine the cause of Bruno’s deal la court, it is said. A very costly ¿40 Morgan is progressing at a lively rate,
Work is beginning on the e »<!w; d
work being pushed day and night.
Bruno was a Hungarian, given eoitie- hors«’, that is proving to le.
extension of the Oregon racitic rail­
The
large,
inclined
shaft
is
being
ad
­
what to drink, and an old resale nt.
A new stock of cigars has just I shii vance» 1 four feet every day through the road, aud with Son men the contrut*;.
received at the Soda Works all the grave! along the bedrock from the expect to complete 1» mile.« o[ t|a
Injured While Ruling a » ow
leading and liest brau Is. Call in and western rim of the channel, and good road, to the summit of the (’a.
Lakeview Examxuvr.
: mountains, this winter. Bail tim< of
try one.
pay dirt is being taken out.
Nannie Howe, aged 9 years, daugh­
year to begin.
Dr. J. B. Newman has Iwen appoint­
ter of W. E. Howe, of Cednrv’lle, who
There is little doubt now that Fort
The n»*t profits fromti ' water-wo, k-
whs moving his family to M» ’zker’» ed surgeon of the S. P. R. li.. b:< field Klamath garrison will have to go.
mill, met with a sviiouh accident one of duty extending from Grants Pass to Gen. Miles recommended its mainten- owned by Port land, ismouuted i;p ist \ ear
re ÛH.fi
day last week, near Willow ranch. Dunsmuir.
iincv, with one or two troops of caval­ to sFTJ.iW. Although there hav
$5,909 more iut<»r»*st on the I • :i«is i*-
The chihl waa riding an old gentle
ry.
and
the
repair
and
improvement
of
Apple« in goo l demand at 70 cents
ened to pay this year, the net profltf
cow with a raddle when the cow at­
per liox. This ought to be the index the telegraph line between this place
tempted to lie down, which threw the to the future chief industry of the and the Fort, but orders rvceiveil since from the water-works to date i mount
•child off, but one foot caught iu the
the consideration of bis report by the to over SGO.OOO, mid will b© d.mbtr
Rogue River Valley.
stirrup, and the cow stamped her
Secretary < >f War show t hat t he (General those of 1 «'isi year.
The rains of this week have rent a has been overruled ou every point.
frightfully before her father con Id gel
Says the EAivniintr'. “The
to the row. The little girl’s scalp was good volume of water down Ashland
price for grain and pnxhu»**
A
hand
car
up*m
which
section
fore
­
torn off for seven inches on one sale ere. k raising it higher than it h id
Lakeview market., is as full
man Lawson and his men were ruling
and back of the head, leaving the skull been for many mouths.
was struck by the soiith-lxmnd express preeent: Wbe.it, 3 cis; oarley,
bare, and she was aiso cut across the
Geo. Washington Waback has been last Saturday morning, but, fortunate­ oats, 3(_| cis; g<x»d timothy ha
left eyebrow and acrof.s the Dose. l>e-
»•cured to teach the Deefitrick Skewl ly, the ue*n all jumped off before the »•red in town, $12 |H-r ton; p
sides other Pss injuries. She is now
to begin at Granite Hall. Tuesday eve. collision came, and no one was hurt. 11ji cts; apples, 3 cts; butt* r,
recovering. It was a very narrow es­
Oct. 29ih. Everyboiy Come.
The wind was blowing hard at the eggs, sc;iree at 25 cis.
cape from death.
Mr. Scott Morris, of Sp
Mrs. J. D. Fountain offers for sale time and the men on the hand car
The Farmer’s Institute.
her household furniture at her reel- conld not bear the train. The engine Meadows, “the great dies»-mina tor of
The tension of the tirât farmer's in­ denew on Granite street; will also reut came suddenly upon them around a Oregon plants,” pani us a visit Jas
sharp curve and they had to jump for week. He brought to the d-pot a
stitute to be held in this valley under the bouse. Apply on premises.
tlieit lives.
wagon load of over JtXK) idy buins. in­
the auspices <»f the State Agricultur­
Walter H. Bishop, the Special agent
al College will tiegiu with a meeting
.Ashland has bad a L.rger trade from digenous to this valley, for shipment
of the Interior D*-psr»nnnt to investi­
to the Eastern sevdsmeu arid fiorista.
this (Friday) evening at the Ashland
gate claims for losses by Indian dep- east of the mountains tins year than Mr. MoruC unmuesa hi this hue iu -
Stat»* Normal School huikling. The
for
a
number
of
years
past,
notwith
­
redatioos. is in Southern Oregon again.
public is eordrdiy invited to i»e pres­
standing that the wagon road has been cre-.isnig every year. [News.
ent at this and all the other sessions
Jacob Wagner has «old to John I- wholly neglected ns far west, as the
In Wasbixigton county a “wh< Hl
of the lust it ute. One of the interest­ Kline, who came out to AsLI md from boundary line of Klamath county. One pool” has b* x*n formed, which contn
ing features of the program will be Portland some mouths ago. a lot on gentleman from Lake county who » '.' ' »
1 '
.
to1' ;
excellent music, appropriate to the Grain’.' Street, adj i<«ent to that of went on down the railr<»ad as far as mendiers is to hold their grain tog» h-
occasion. The institute at Roseburg Wm. Harris; const lerarion, ?'sxl.
Portland, said he conld buy supplies er. so that if buyers lack a cert on
was well attended and very interesting
C. W. Avers has th<> contract to in Ashland at better rates than in Port­ amount to complete a cargo th»»y c; n
to the farmers and the general public,
complete the Gauiard opera house land— not even excepting gnx^eries. get it without purchasing in small
and it is anticipated that this will be
block after the brick work and plas­ Ail who come in are well satisfied with quantities, an»l presumably will be
of the same character. It was intend­
tering are done. The contract price their treatment by the merchants here. willing to pj*y a little high r p;i»-. .
ed to have the Saturday evening ses­
for the materials anti labor is STbki.
Mr. Jan.’ s Owen. x»m» of the pros­
James M D>vitt, the tiite*n y- o
sion at Gr.mi’e Hall, but a prior en­
gagement of the hall prevented, and
A. I*. Ball has moved his harness perous ranchers of Sprague River, who old son of the O. R. A X <hq><»t «¡g
was
in
this
w^-k
aft**r
siipnliee.
says
at Portland, who was shot by th-
the Saturday evening session will Ire shop to the Baldwin building on Gran­
at the Normal School.
ite street, first door above the eorn>T the Sprague River cattlemen were paid negro p<»rter, Giljl»s. diet! Ias; }■ ri-1 y
a
l»etter
price
for
tb
ur
l>eef
than
was
Gibbs lias not lieen captured. I'll
of Main street, where be continues to
They Give Satisfaction.
do work and sell goods at bedrock paid in most parts of Klamath county, Portland detective say lit» is still in
simply
Ijeeaiise
they
were
prepared
to
that city. The newspapers think h»
Star, Pipestone, Minn. — Oakes' prices.
carry them through the winter if nec­ is one or more thousaud miles away.
A few salmon are finding their way
sketch Club gave oue of their enter­
essary, and had the sand to hold out
tainments iu Opera Hall last night to up the Klamath river. p> beeaught at for the prices they thought fair. The
To-morrow .Staver .V Walker, of
oue of t he largest bouse« ever gath­ Spencer cr«H'k, but they are very few. Spragib* River Valley is proving to be Portland, th** l;irg» st dealers in m t-
ered in Pipestone, the house being compare«! with the uutnb. rs that as­ one of the lx*st stock actions in th*» ellilHTV in the Northw.st, Will -!ito
packet! so full there was hardly stand­ cended every year before the big «lain whole of Eastern Oregon.
All the away by ticket drawing thir’y- ix
ing room left. Their entertainment was built.
runehers are prosperous and the pre­ splendid prizes, som«» of them ryaehnig
was first-class in every particular, ami
Sheriff Birrisey gives notice that lie cinct is the richest in Klamath county. S50 each m value. The numb’r.-l
their lady-like au<i gentlemanly man­ will begin tliennnnal tour of the coun­
tickets w« re distributed fre»* sit th ■ In
ners won the approbation of the en­ ty to receive taxes at the polling
Messrs. L. L. Angle anti H. C. Dol- dnstrial f ur. anti the s«-h» me i- a ; » ».i
tire audience. They will always get place« in the several precincts, the larlnde have Ixmght the Youle A Gil­ advertisement for the enterprising tn i
a good bouse in Pipeetooe, where auy first day appoint«.-«! lieiug Nov. 1th, at roy planing mill of the assignee, Mr.
A girl baby wit hout eyes was b< ■ n
good eutertaiument is sure to be well Willow Springs.
Rogers, paying for the same 50 cents
patronized.
on the dollar of the claims against the at Weston, Umatilla count , < , • . : \
last week. 'L’he unfort ìvntt» Im!
The trains through the Willamette
Idaho Journal, Pocatollo, I. T.. valley have I mhui so crowded dnring estate of t he assignor, W. M. Gilroy . , being is not only sightle.-s. but is di: -
This
is
a
go<xi
sale
for
the
creditors,
Bays; The Oakes tlome.lv Sketch Club the last weeks of the fair that two c.in-
figured by not having even th»* mu
under the circumstances, and certainly
and Swiss Bell Ringers gave an en­ dfictors have been required on th«' reg
blunce of eyeballs, 'the orifice wh»*r»’
a
good
bargain
for
the
purchasers,
as
tertainment last Wedues<iay evening ular California express Iietween Port­
it > h a valuable property, has an excel­ the eyes should have appeert <l L« nig
to the largest audience ever gathered laud and Albauy.
but slightly mark.’!. 1 he child h
lent field for business, and the factory
in Pocatello. The eutertaiument was
lively and healthy. Die name of th -
can
l»e
oj
erated
very
economically.
W.
G.
Tanner,
who
retunnsl
to
Mott
first-class in every respect. The mus-
mother is Mrs. John Curtis.
Mr. Rogers will remain io charge uu-
sical part of the program was far yesterday. t<s>k with him for ns»av a
The land k 1 i «!.* r have aire adv 1H run
above the average. As a facial con­ box of quartz from the leu 1 opemsl on til the full payment has been made,
and the mill is now running with I. O. on tue railroad down along the uppt r
tortionist and female impersonator. his place iu the western part of town
Miller as foreman.
Sacramento river.
La^t MoiiLo’s
Harry Eadee is phenomenal, and well some two years ago; also rasa* from
The Eldorado Blue Gravel Mining south Ixmnd express was h* !J at S:>
d««erves the world-wide reputation Alne of the Wagner cre* k ledg«^s.
which be has gaiued M Is'iug the 1 Still the open switch nnd cow kill­ Ca, cori)|>oeed of eight Ashland men, son all night by a slide .1 th.* blue m
greate«t facial artist upon the English ing accidents coutinne on the rail­ held a meeting at the office of J. N. near the 8th crossing of the river. Two
and American stage. They can al- roads north of ns. The locmnotivs Phillips last Tuesday afternoc n and extra work trains v. r»» put on that di­
,ways be sure of a crowded house in firemen seem to r«-c«-ive all the injur­ elected the following officers: Presi- vision last w ek. Roadmaster Biirek-
dent, J. AL M<<’all; Si*eret.ary. II. T. halt.er reports everything solid and se­
PxicateUo.
ies thus far. though the railroad corn- • Chitwoo»!; Treasurer, H. B. Carter; rene in th • Siskiyon di:i?J<*n thus far.
Granite H ill. Sat. ev.- .O -t. 26. Ad­ t>auiea
sustain
heavy
property Executive committee, Hamnel Watson.
mission, • A) cts., ri'serv ■ I seats, 75 cts, damages.
The natural gas well at Stockton,
J. M. McCall, I. W. Bnrriss. This Cal., bonsl i\»r a company »»f ci’ z« ?-
for sale at Plaza corner store.
Ayer's Pills, le-ing convenient, effi­ company has l<M>ate*l a claim upon of the place, was completed J;X Satur­
cacious, and safe, are the best cath­ ground near Henley, Cal., supposed to day. at. a depth of lfiod Let. Th -
Th« Oregon Vational Guanl.
artic, w hether on land or sea, iu city :>e upon the old blue gravel river lied. aiiger was stoppe I in a be-1 of gra »- .
The efforts liegun a few years »KO or country. For constipation, sick
The work of prospecting by drilling the total flow of the well is M, h »’
to place the Oregon militia upon a headache, indigestion, and torpid liver,
will I m » commenced in a short time,
g. mk ! foo’iug have met with gratifying tin y never fail. Try a l«»x of them; nnd Mr. Watson,an experienced miner, cubic feet of gas each twenty-four
hours. The g is will bo used m the
snecess thus far, ami the ’ ’ N. G. is they are sugar-coated.
will have charge of the work.
rewdences of stock hold« »re in the com­
one of the institution« of the state to
The question as to whether the Su­ pany. Another well will I d * starte«!
In the report of dee.ls recorded re­
which we can “point w-ith pride." to
use a campaign expression. Almost ceived last we*'k was one of a t ransfer gar l’ine Door and Lumber (’ompany next week to supply a n» ighborh»x>d
without exception the ranks have purported to have Ixem from Mary J. will rebuild their large factory at company with ga» and fuel.
tilled with good material, many of the Sutton to Elizabeth Andrews. The Grants Pass is one which is still caus­
Th«* Harney Valley Items had th»-
liest young men of the state being now deed was from R. K. Sutton and wife ing much anxiety at that enterprising following some time ago about the big
enlieted. Service iu the militia for to Elizabeth Andrews, and should young city, acconlingto the latest re- meadow fire out in Grant county: A
port from there. The loss of the com­
one or more terms cannot fail to be of have beed so reported.
pany is a very heavy one -Sfid.OOO with disastroiiH fire broke out in what is
value to auy young man who is situ­
F. Co , 21 Cavalry, V. S. A., went
called Diamond swamp, in the S'‘Uth*
ated so that he can become a member through Ashland las: Saturday nigh’ no insurance, but. if the factory should **ru part of tl e county, la«t FrnL»y, and
of n good company. The drill ami by special train of eleven cars, en not be rebuilt the loss to the town burned out a’xnit eight thousand arre.*-
The citizens
discipline are beueficial mentally ami route from Vamsuiverto Leavenworth. will I m » inc.-deniable.
nf meadow claim»*<i by Pet»*r IT»-»;**■■
physically, and it is a source of pride Kan. Lieut. E'nller, who was out at have subscribed a cash Ixmns of $5(M)0, I h » origin of th»* fire is a mystery, bn
or
offer
to
take
$10,000
stock,
it
is
sai*l,
and satisfaction t«> a properly consti­ Fort Klamath witii Gmi M I >< nv-nt-
as an inducement to the company to presumably. it caught from a <• h «»|. * -
tuted young man to be a part of an ly, is attached to this company.
rebuild.
Albany and other towns smoker throwing away a lighted cigni
army of well organized, well equipped
down
in
the»
Willamette are making or cigarette.
J.
W.
Sowden
sells
the
celebrated
and well trained citizen soldiery.
overture*
of
a
bonus to induce the
Acme
button
hole
attachment
for
all
Says a San Francisco dispatch
IVhere military service is compulsory
the 21at : As there is a good deal
upon young men, as m Germany, it kinds of aewmg niachui«s. This at­ company to move thither, it is said.
talk in Oregon about th«* need
---- _ of
-_w &D
bcromes usually a great hardship as tachment is a sncceMi aud makes a
Mr. Vertrees, of this place, has a rbldinonal train
neat and durable button bole. Send
this city and
it u» army life in earnest there, regu­
problem
that
he
is
anxious
to
find
a
lar service in the regular army. But for sample of work, prices, etc-, to J. solution for. His son shots wild gxise Portland every day, th» qiifMi<»ri w.:-
a^ked of G«*neral Manager Town*
here a young man may continue his W. Sowden. Jai’k«onvill«-, Oregon.
down on Bear creek «>ne day recently, whether such <-xtra service i.s pro:.,
vocation or business iu civil life aud
Snc-.’essin life is the r«sult of pn»h and 4 hen it was being prepared lor
nt the same time reuder his state a aud energy. If the blmsi is inimire co- kiug its craw was found to contain able, iiis itiR.v HM«ins to
service bv joining her militia force. and sluggish, both tssly and rnn d shat Mr. Vertrees is sure is nee. Wha’ question for the time b-*isig. “W»
The Unties requirtsi are almost no lack vigor. To cleanse and vitalize he wa’ite to know xs whether the wild shall U’»t run a secou I tram until u»-
burden at all. and there is no hardship the bhssl and ill part new lift« tolls geese are Hying northward now. and can fxd the one we are ut>»v rnuuinz.”
of any sort about them. It is, there­ system, not lung else has such n mar­ are stopping to rest on route from t fix» wan tin n ply.
fore, not to be wondered at that in velous effect ns Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
nee fields to ’ he north pole, or whether
Th- «S de n S'V. .< >i in lim- Ps ’bn
many plac«« in the state the full com
I
John T. Flynn, the rustling real s« there are rice fi«4is down in the the fir,» a*. G rr’d Pa^his d s r
piemeut of the several compani«« or­
of a
tat«1 rtian of Portland, made a great stir famous, mythical “Symmes” valley at the tn x.n s »-ir • • in the Nord
ganized was quickly made up and that
among the newspapers st San Fran­ tiio north pole. Possibly a less roman­ tine tpi.xlitv of lh»x an l p iitern him
many voting men have been disap­
The tv‘r. “Squire Farrar Ac (’ .. S.
cisco wbde there reci-ntly over thepro- tic explanation must suffice.
pointed at finding the ranks fall in
pos»«d railway up th«' coast to Crescent goose may have taken a square meal Clarke ; hd I others in this nei^id'or-
thgir neighborhood upon offering to t'ity, thence eastward by way of Grants from the wreckage of a vessel of which boud have kwnight a g‘«>d de d of th«-
prod a •! uf the mills that w»*iil
ln^shland Co. D-. 2d Regiment, Pass to connection with the Vuion rice was a part of the cargo.
Pacific.
We have all heard of the men who smoke We In *sd:»y night. ( I«»i<
has made a good start, but there are
& I jo « vhii >tirg, f.jiui Irym *n at tn • pen
Mr. J. M. Spafford. of ’he Cutting are x'onstautlv complaining of having uiteriti.iry. p<»ss*8n romy pattern«
manv young men he eabout who
nothing to do, and yet who can't he
should eDbst and who could »till hud Packing Co. and the Cutting F’ruit
inveigled into a job of work for love or made of ttie «ngar pine lnm’jor mao
.opisirtiiuity to do so. perhaps if they Canning Co., was through the valley
money, if anybody happeos to need afactared at Grant’» l’.is<.”
desire it. Capt. McConnell is expect­ recently and will be here again soon to
their assistance.
They are always
Says the Portland IPe/c-’nicof last
ing a visit s«xm from the commanding look np the prospects for a cannery
ready to go to work to-morrow, or next Saturday; A’ tue H >i i i»v r’i~ah>.
officer of the regiment, Col. Smith, of enterprise in Ashland next seasou.
week
-
hut
you
can
’
t
surprise
them
in
­
to
day \ of the property kn >wu a>
Salem, who will be out here witinn a This company is well km wu as on«- of
to an offer to throw off the coat and Weidler H Rawmill Wag sol I bv An *
few .lavs, it is understood. The boy» the largest operating ou the coast.
go to work to-day. Ashland, as w» || tioneer A. B. Richardson for s2'»0.it<0
liere have not bad aa much mlliug
George W. Crowson has bought out as some other places, is afflicted with
mauy of the companies in the state, the pro luce business of P. H. Dono­ the presence of some individuals of to a party (presumably J»»e H »ih* !a> '
but for their time and opportunities hue, anil will continue the business at that ckiss. It i« not difficult to find represented by the young at lor;- n
Whitney Boise. Some think th?prop­
in that line, they will make a credita­ the sauie store, iu Pioneer bn-k block,
idle men or boys any day, but, if one erty was bought for a San Fran
ble showing.
with a foil supply of fresh butter an.I happens to want an od<i job done— syn.hcate, and say that the s«xl- was a
eggs, vegetable« of all kinds. Hour Hnd anything from patching a fence tosaw farooand will not lie con firm-d by tb<-
feed, bacon aud lard, and a large sto-’k ing wood—he may bunt all day and court,
_____ _ foe
.... it
______
_ ..
t . ..... ..
has _____
been
appraised
al-
not find a man who will be ready U j go ready for SlOOdJOO more ihan it Las
ASHLAND TIDINGS
{Wen Cry frPitCher’s Casiaria
BREA ITIFS.
ftDd olher fruit* °:ve
at it t>Uorv day aitw to-iourruw.
bwu sold for.
Tl n w bridge . er.»»« the Santiam
river at - ayto?s bailt by Hoffman A-
E .!«>, «f Por had, nt a <<»ntra»t price
» f >IS,.'? <). io i ■ p o t for equally by
Marion and Linn counties, has lx*en
h ,. cl > bv th* Uoui ty Courts of Ma­
non :’id Linn x-oiinti’s on the ground
that ¡he p’.<
hoe nbt been filled
with •? g »« r< ’o - th- «‘ontract required.
Botn < d :»/,!■-
• to p iy on that
ground.
• * .mxnation showed the
piers to b- iV.i< 1 with louae stone, sand
aud gravel.
PERSONA L.
PEKMbXAI.
li. T. i ««il i'A m Li.tri goue to (liant’»
1>«XST.
il. J. Ic>‘>»-ri an<l wife returned to
A -dil.lll i 1 r«»ui Dunsmuir tins week.
Mr. :Snnv.r. th»* wide-awake hotel
FUDtmr, ba* kU »iu- to »Sisson to rmnaiu
fur a u nr*.
Aire. J H. ( »ty anl Mrs. Ritchie, <»f
Ct‘IH rui l*«mil. were in Ashland sev«*r;d
J tty s lb is Wet li
Mrs. Halo, ; -u r «>f Mrs. G. If. Ty.
1er. wb*. >{»:«- i >r**n very law with ty-
I’boid f ever, i ■ reported as «»onvcleH-
(•••ni.
Mrs. Wm. Mavfiel.l. wh > had J m ' pd
out in KI,;-i . i <?.• iuLy for ‘•»Vv»’-.il
tuoullus; retu rood to Awhttid Itbl
Week.
Mrs. John I'. Walker, who had
been o nt ,*it th* D id Indixiu «lauy
ran 'ii :xu summer and fail, returned
home Jits! S iturdav.
Mrs. M;. . i‘r?.cht, wife of the Alas­
kan **«»lh ¡or of cisioms. is expected
to arrive o;j uh me-ruing’» train, hav­
ing • >m.* from Sitka to spend the win­
ter in Ashland.
Mr. and M . D. Jones, «»f Warner
vall«*y, h svc b *.4i vi.-iung Ashland and
olher pi u»< s in this valiey during the
past »'*>rtmg i’, mid also theiu iuUnd
fair at Por. land. Their daughter,
M. s O• »r L »i7f.i -, weuL to Portland
with them.
Congr. s linn Binger Hermann will
Ju.iV.- Gr.»g«m f»»r Washington early
in November. He has been traveling
througn-oiit the Mate most of the time
*HHi’>g tlx'» roctss of C<»ngrees. inform­
ing him • If of then»», ds and desires
of in- large constituency.
A grand banquet to Hon. Sol.
! r '• i. the new- U. S. Minister to
I » y, •» • irr ; at the rooms of the
<
Club in Portland last Tues­
day nii.io, under the auspices of the
■ ' ■. Minister
I x» - *’i will »tart fox- Turkey within a
few days.
Dr. R *ini» *>u, one of the pioneer
r
.' tx
of this valley, who h is been
living iluwn in California for a num-
I r of y* ir.~. arriv.*d nt Cantril Point
r» *>-ntiy. r d nn.y remain there as a
’
' ni. His
Maury Iv»t»inson,
■* '■’• ii< •• n iu the fruit business for
• n
t
i
y* ars, was m A-hland
r. .» • >* k x.r up the prospects for
bu it»«
h* r * ¡a the future.
:- :s »n, -jf Lost Riv«»r Gap.
> ■ m
vising old
i v ey bis week. Mr.
'll pH; »d his ■ Hgllliore
”
K •••.. u county by she wing
s pia•-.« this s h » i o ie <>f
• ‘'■.ini ? gar
t j Jye seen
■
*i. He
1; d
..:»••(> of tit»» ch ’»c. - vr-get-
al* «
oi at) kinds aud iius a large
, : . . : . J i
b. st p » <!■» 4, for which
h ■ v*ili i. • .¡ vp a g*»->l price.
K
D. V».
m- a
G«ir
kid gb»v«*s are iniw soiling
iik** hoi cak s. at 75c. D. K. and E.
V. Milk.
E < • ’n*» our stockinet English walk-
in.;, i*-k u?. D. R. and E. V. Mills.
B.iy y«.ur ti »ur and f«»ed at th«» Ash-
L*n I Mills, you can hav»} it deiivere.1
in uy part of town. Very cheap for
cash.
♦
Violin, banj«» and guitar atriums al
Baretu«ll-r x Hatty «.
\
Mrs. W. C. Myer returned home la/
S ’urday frotn Linn county.
hall
!
One Night Only.
S. A. HI T( HINSON
0. B. WaU n was culled to Dum?
muir <»n L gal busiuess Tuesday.
Would extend a cordial Invitation to the
ladies of Ashland aud viciulty to call al th«
lies millinery store Just opened, in Mrs.
Gillette's building.
F. IL Page, the Portland fruit dea’
er, was in A'-lnaiul last TuetHay.
.Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McCall visito«
A J ksonvijh* lady re-.»eutly sent a PonhnJ ?>nd attended the fair la*
ween.
grt< n m ’.J«» iLcuid ou the lieach near
Ci«- « ! City by a- r daughter to I m ?
Mrs. J. D. Fountain ieturned t
»•
by a San I' humhmx ) lapi Ury.
Ashland from Klamath count) ho
and lu^r v.» k ; »ru. d that it Wioatiuo week.
« tp’ r«d«i worth
’Ex. The lady
Capt. A. D. Helman was ainoD;
h is ie«’’ U iy retu i ed from »Sau Frail
ch •») io I. xk.son vide, and she or others the Ashland v»aitore al the Porllau«
fair
this week.
will pi’ ■. ily oou be looking for other
>’■•)
¿ii; xlown ou the beach where
Mrs. H. K. Hanna, of Jacksonville
this w - picked up. Is it possible that
returned home from San Francisc«
th-* ti h?:g of «neli valuable Htones
last Monday.
wij !
■ h
cmuon on the Del Norte
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter hav
beach?
!>een at Portland all the week, aux
\ v» . u alrlxy wedding occurred at
nr.» expected home to-day.
.
i i
u< u the marriage of
J idge J. R. Neil and wife, and thei
.Mib.s » : !!• L:i i i. youngest daughter
«it \> . r*. L td. ..r: 1 Mr. Fred B. Pratt, son George, are visitlug relatives ii
of Er« .J)» . \. Y., soil of the Prvs- Ashland precinct tins week.
i
ndar t Oil Coini>any.
Mr«. Wm. McConnell, of Yrekii, re
It». !.;. ■»<. * -
irr«*d at 8 p. m., at
turn« d home Wednesday, after a visit
:i ■ C. .. \ Ik« ; . - rii.n Church, and
vi; »x tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilet
! !••• ■' ¡<-:i a»»ifw.ir»l at the Ladd
Wells.
iito i, • G'.- a , i . «1 «»Hair. W. S. Ladd.
Rev. F. K. Van Taasel is ut Mr
i. b . ;.*'
i.x r. .s the wealthiest
...
1'» i Northwest, and the Minnvillethis week, attending the an­
.1»
,
i. r is a very heavy mil- nual »tide convention of the Baptist
n •
i . ■ i *iy m-tmed c«mph» Church.
■ ill .
jd Br-
dy n, N. Y.
A. O. Eckels«»n, formerly chief en­
i ■ .. -
lld n* r«H?eutly completed gineer of the Oregon Pacific R. R..
■;
i . i.G.dy .. svssor of Josephine was « hi Saturd iy evening’» train, going
i. » i-'
itiitoi li JZ 'd as follows: northward.
■ Lx.iJ.ito M9, total value, 393,-
N. .Monserat, president of theCieve-
x> : \ Ji ¡to-.n Lxts, $139,620; mi-
lai <1, Aar<m »V (Axhimbus R R., went
, .
di nt . ?rLK,s-I;
mt rchauihse
through Ashland in his private cai
aiid iuipl’ .u’u;.-, $134,'>91; money,
Weduesday.
... ■••¡mis, stums of stuck, etc.,1
R. A. Bowman returned this weel
>-».♦,5 >.»; hodtjx ixo d f'lruuure, ear­
nag- . v »■'• hqs , etc., t?41 > - number from Grant*» Pass, having dispose*
<»i i<«i'.-«*.- and mui»s, 119\ Total value, of his painting business in that pla<
-It. «»7; nui'i/e» »»i cal de, 164, total to M. R. Moore.
v. iu . -‘*2 ”,numbx r of sheep, 1195,
L»*vi M. Eagou, who has lieen i
‘‘»’al v;.iii-', .>¡»2»; nil nlxer of swine,
Portland and other places m the Wi
2'27. tol-d \.»lii'*. '1123; gio>s v>liie
Gimette for the past mouth, returnr
«»I |■i«»p«*rty, >1,2.»\«»«\.; indebtedness,
home Wedueeday.
o2h>.M ». «•xvmptjons. $1(0,574; total
.L p operty, £010,251; number of
Mrs. S. Phillips started for Spragu
polls, 486.
River tins w«*«*k w»tb her two s«»u
—-—
t h»* Finley brothers, to spend the wu?*
Th»* JackMHiville Railroad.
ter on their ranch.
An < hgiüu» r t »l>. gin th«* sui v«*ys for
17. J. Kaiawr, of the tt' eard, ia ex­
î : raiiioad from .»L-dLird to Jacksun- pected botile next Sunday from 111«
viiie was e\pv«*t**d to arrive from the oortbein trip, which ho exteDdetl as
iitoii ii • .-! «.i : . \ i.n»ruing. Alitile r--
ir as Vancouver, B. C.
q ni> ii uts wit ii ri'gard to the b«»uns
Lieut. Jas. A. Swift, in charge of
n .*.«• I». *n up -: by b »th tuwus, it is
said, and ictuai c *rjótru‘,t¡ou work will ' tie military telegraph service aud
:>«■ «*0111*1.» i» *t I mxhii . l’hiì Tirmn Siiys -icpal service office bora, is ordered
..s', n(M>u the disposal of the liue by
‘•tt>*ie i.i no doiibt (hat a railr»>ix<! op-
erab d by eieclricity w ili Le runuing the Government.
b* ì w»«en tb*-tw»> piaees inside of six
Mr. (i. M. Grander, wife and child,
nito itks. Licci rie tight» wili I h * bnrn- arrive I from Tacoma Wwlnesdiiy
ing m bolli tuwns t'H-iore Ina’ liti.«-. m nini;, to r.main in Ashland thro iGU
1 no oi gan»z xtion which Ras Uiken thè 'a- Miner. Mrs. Grauser is a daiiqb-
. *ni». to ’•> c* r-.*,; ■ ixct Uxu iou .I wili :.«
•r of Mrs. JI. H. Vining.
knuwu .»s tixi J.»**K ■<fii Co.iuìy E» ictrio
S i Tiff Birds.»}' has Isam in this part
Li.,ut and Powe» ( <)., ami in isi agri*'.*,
iu ad'lition to flirt nsiiiug «ud ro»ni h‘t at lii 'valley ou official bitsuiess aud
mg a coiai »etc <»!«* cine ii,;i)t. ouUit, to ai almoat every other part of the vai
y within tho past two wt-eks Ins
.1 r.xiiixi.d t>vtw*M-u
Medford, the tìaid >'isin«>«s has kept him traveling almost
■ -fool guag*, with .«onstaiilly during that time.
triixii 2i pounds m
W H. Barr, of MclforJ, wen' over
-uh the tame with 'o Se-son Wednesday.
Mrs. Barr's
au electric motor,
.th r and mother Mr. and Mrs. M.
jgkT coaches and Dongle rty of Illinois, were on the
:>g snffiriviH trans- ■ mie train, going home after a week s
¡it to i»c
and visit with the family at Medford.
iext Al .»J. l'he geu-
Among the Klamath county people
er.amg n. >
»»-ry und plant will I m *
L m ’- i U d *D JjviiNüuvilie, and the whol«- ■a • !■ ;v 1 lieeii in Ashland after stt|.-
t
lie
iui.iig the past wa-ek ar.- Messrs.
iiiiist Le
■ i'?.;*-a successfully and
.1 G «• ns ami Mrs. MeKemlne.
*-’»niii» r
;«.»r u pcrioti «»f fiveyeais. !' ■
ii the Maid company should, in that of Sprague river; Mr. aud Mrs. A.
H H. , I
upi-Hue s .14 load and I. u ton mi.1 Mrs. Ingalls, of Nay lox.
Nt-u-y smxessivt; days, they
J. 1’. Woodson and family moved
ri Jil !.»M*; -tQ. In ail piob-
* h • JirUcIes o: agreemeut la ' »v. ‘k from their ranch iu I’oe val-
-4 by the corporal ion, ■ ■ ». Cui., to a place near Montagne,
Miss Pbebe W.ssison, who has
w»ii L* mmiikucvd in a
in*-*. 1*1 is lor liiiLiHimig Ì. u visiting relatives in Ashland for
>ine time, left Tuesday for Montagne.
; p
have already b.-eu
8Uomiti**<t.
i . i .ni.. ■> u’' c7«» .i ) ou tii * part of
Ai • • i ■ .
i * by the individual
nui* «. .
vent.*.
<)il ci uzens of the
l<»wu, 1 ' *■ ix«• . .. o.-.ng payable at tixc
ba . a Wi..* : ».to- r*».»o i» coin pici •■»!, Dot
»<» L * i.r J ( i f » Al.xy 1, 1890. Ttie
'•i(iz ii> .»re to b> reimbursed by the
• .i ■ ■
i h‘* »8 ♦ i-iay <J. w
bad the fol-
loWXMg O- Jltiu UlspaluncuilCViuHlg th«-»
matter:
«Se........ , Wn., G t. 19. W. H. Llew-
ityii. «). I . L-ii. : .a, W. W. Kirk-
ao d. B. C » n > - , C. J. E Uly auxi li.
ii.
’ ■ r Liiiv«' mcorpuruled them-
s«dv into a *.‘to.,.i;auy designated as
• ii * J.to *. <m ’ «’¡¡Uly Ex«»ctric Railway,
Light auti Power Company, and fiL*d
**’ i■•»’in liD* j.miiiur’s otnee to-day.
1 . ■
». i> S/ m »,000, dlVld«sl
¡ ii*- «i SLM caca, ine ob-
j
to.,) «»pany is b» build and op-
r
■
« i y s from and i> ! w* «-n
.»1 iftoiO <»nu Jackioiivilie, Jackson
•••.¡n'y, ' > < gon, aiui to operate the
> iud - !*y X. u musive power as tn iy lie
»1* >! -i L . an i produce and heli
GRANITE
\V. G. Tunner came over from Mot
last Saturday.
DIRECT FBOM THE EAST.
OAKES’
Congressman Binger Hermann's el­
dest daughter was marrrédat Roseburg
last Sumi ay to Dr. K. L. Miller, of
that place. The match was objected
to by the young lady's father, chiefly,
it is stated, becaus«' be had determine«}
upon a course of education for her in
the East. Sunday night Dr. Miller
asked Mr. Hermann for bis daughter's
hand. Mr. Hermann refuse«!, aud the
young lady left home and tlie next
morning the marriage to ik place.
When *'ingres«m in Hermann heard of
it he did not txsiome wrathy assume
papas do, but kindly offered to temler
tbeyonng oonple h reception, and is
report«! to have said that had he
known that the young people were so
I deeply in love be would Dot have
damad his sausent.
»-A. HUTCHINSON.
17
Mrs H. E. Moore.
AND
MILLINERY STORE
OF CHICAGO.
OltOANIZKO
Mrs. g. E. Cos.
ASHLAND
Comedy Sielcb Club
Reeter t Block, Malo St.
l«7F.
Positively tbe greatest musical specialty
company traveling, carrying over SEVEN
Tflof.-ANIi tiol.LARS WORTH OF MI'S!
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
This company comes endorsed by the en
tire pre« of the Eaal where they hare been
traveling lhe past thirteen years.
A GRAND Bl RI.E.SQI.E MUSICAL CAR­
NIVAL OF FUN.
Three Hours of Music and Mirth.
Three Hours of Uproar and Laughter,
'SucceMAon to Mm. Boynton and Mrs. Foun­
tain]
Large New Slock, Em braci ng all the latest
Fall and Winter Styles
Fine Assortment of Materials for Fancy
Work—Zephyrs, Arasene. Chenille, Etc.
Our motto.is “a
quick
etxwc* is Brrrta
14-11
TH AM A SLOW SH ILLI NO ”
The Finest, Funniest and Best Show
ADMISSION—50 and 75 cts. Reserved seats
at Plaza Corner Store
,
Pay Up.
ALL THOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES
I indebted to the undersigned w«ll please call
£ in. settle up and pay up. This means bus
■ lúeas.
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Ashlaud. Sept. 26, 1889.
J. M. McCALL.
If you want flue oysters go to the
I European restaurant.
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OR
HKAD TltOTTINO-BRCD Horwi
AW
bred fr«»m Morgan iuare< and sired
by (»ray Eaaleand Patchvn horse
They will make nice drixem.
For further particulars inquire of or ad
dr«™
E G. KILGORE.
Klamath Co._ (1«)
Langeil Vallcy.JJr
Ilegal blanks at T idings office.
AN rci.T DtetOVKR*.
A *;« port Tlmt Should 11“ ltea«l.
“An* ¡iHL
l'ion Ju P:iiia*lelphia by*
‘ ' ' i « '.t'.Ti.r of te*x p.’pnbu brandi«
Far -1* xr2iad:.a< .'«•>• jcthoasn.pishing fact that
tlxe.'ö t**n sample.« of
purifiers (?) cc*n-
ta. ti' ti ii* taea rgr " ..:o Hxcea different nJ.u-
en-ls, e' vn «.f v. hieb vrere active poisons.
Iodide of y • a . WLS d ; coven, d i n ever}' sam­
ple. mert v.ry was found in ail but two, while
licevM« 1 in six nf tho ten branda Not
one brand was the j'-’re article.“
/ r* • DTtvMikt'
xveclii yin^to E. W.
Ju?., the muuutov-turerof J y':>V ■ • abloSar-
sa;’“.-;’to L Mr. J »-’r* 4.11/’’« 1 t ’ o surprise. Re
-•ii: 1 dr •-/•'riN' s kp v i*... 1! • * c » hs l >r*gago
N’t. tl orn ii •/ r. *. ’ i ." y ife?' • 1 tC wdut« Iy
pure v«-'< ’able p . para.i»»n of Pur ripari’la,
l:« r-'’«‘* lifs was named J ;•’« fcjicfabiff aarstpa-
riJh'i, f’OCH'i. c it co: U’ined nothing but pure
sy • po; Fars ft pari La, e-’mbiiiid with the puro
in - ’ -'fr' ‘ 'i-.;?.' to.tnb.t-altcraHvea.Un-
x.L••J'”T-4i
¡ill;.., it lio' SiD.t forceim-
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’.AMI-RFMME - M r»*s.d< i.* <*-.f thebri-Ie’s
* gi ’ h r i.x Yi1 kn. <D’t, J«»Tlx. lxv, by Rev.
T > Wallis Mr 1/ \ i A La>b ’<• Miss
Katie* E Remine.
WAI KER BAR—-At the residence nf the
i' :*ic n imrviü** iu iDin.-uiuir. bv U W.
-h.t • . k J C M \5
Walker of Mott,
to Mi-s Minni»* Bar, of Dunsmuir.
PAPE — HIPLEV-Atthe r.-<i.b n«*e of the
• •ft’D-iating minister, near Medford, bv Rev
M. \ Wthiams M: H<*nr\ Pa|»e Jr . of
< orvalhs, t«» M:-- Maggie Shipley, of Jack­
sonville.
I wish to inform the people of Southern Oregon
that I have opened a
COMPLETE STOCK
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Cents’ Furnishing Goods,
In the building formerly occupied by J Goldsmith, Medford, consisting of
MENS’ FINE SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR,
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
Neckwear, etc
All the latest styles in Collars and Ties
I handle the celebrated
Bushby’s Double-Welted, Hand-Sewed, GLOVES,
For both ladies and gents. Every pair guaranteed
I BUY FOR CASH
And sell strictly for cash, thereby insuring my patron« of
THE LOWEST PRICES.
Call and See Me.
I Guarantee Satisfaction.
ORRA E. ANGLE,
medofrord
When Baby was sick,
W»* gave her Caatori<
Wb«*n kite n as a Child,
w.
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She cried for Castoria.
When she liecame Mias,
Rhe clung to Castoria.
Hermann Scherrer came over from
Dunsmuir Saturday, to take some of When she ha<d Children.
bls household effects to that place.
She gave them Caatoria
Ills family will remain there through
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th“ winter, with th“ exception of Ins
The U. S. Bakery will deliver bread
eldest daughter. Miss Helena, who
I»»«»» or c-jkee at your door every day if
is a'tendmg the normal schisil.
you wish. Leave order* at tho bakery
lt-v F. G. Stringe, who has been >n Main street, opposite Odd Fellows
*
alieent for the past three weeks, at­ block.
tending the Presbytery and Synod,
No rent to pay—ami I can ami will
and visitiug his brothers in L i Graude.
make tiret-cl iaa photographs cheaper
rea.'h.-l home yest<>rday morning, and
than is poseible for itinerant photo­
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby­
graphers to «io, ls^«i«les when you
terian church next Sunday, morning «•(H'tul your money with me, you may
and «.veiling.
get it back, ami you get a durable pict­
Mrs. Paul and little daughter, of ure for it. My work spellile for itself.
L ogan the Photographer.
Sitka. Alaska, arrived in Ashland last
w .ek. for a visit of some I. ugth with
B. L. Mi'ssenger is preparisi to fill
Mrs. M. A. Saxman. Mrs. Pani is th“ promptly ail onlers fur fruit box«* of
mother of th“ sturdy little inlopted «■very kimi. Onlers left at null on
son of Mrs. Saxman, the father of
Granite street, Ashland, will lie at­
whom a native Alaskan missionary
tended to at once ami filleil al lowest
ani teacher was drowned with Mr.
pnoes.
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Saxman some years ago.
For fine hand mirrors, hair brushes
Hon. Benjamin F. Harding, ex-l’. and combe cull el Chitwood'e.
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S. Sen titer, who is now a resident of
Linn com 'y. cone out to Ashland
NEW THIS WEEK
'Ins week, to spend some time iu
Southern Oregon, ami is a guest at
the Asnlali i House. Mr. Harding was
A »'aril tn the Public, tn Straighten
eli-eted to the Senate from Oregon to
Matters.
till the unexpirwl temi of Senator E.
I). Baker. U| hiii the latter's tragic
A false rumor is circulated around town,
th.r Mr. G. Landers«, proprii’fot of the Ash­
de at li at Ball's BiiilT.
land Rolhr Flouring Mills is furnishing
Mr. B. P. Watson, younger brother inc flour at ♦!;» pvr thousand lb«.. F* below
market rat**s, f*»r the purpo««* of injuring my
oft'. B. Watson, came out from I’ort- eompelitoi
in bu«im***«. I have only this to
i imi last Saturday for a week's visit siiv in reply to *-«¡4 rumor, that it i- an infa­
in Ashland. Mr. Watson lived tn mous lie. manufacture«! ou! of wrung im­
yet I <’on*ei\v with desigu to in­
\sldand with the family for some aginations.
jure HD- m
busin« *** 1 pay (•. l.amlers
: i. . about iwelw- years ago. For a E j O per th*»usand, the «a-xne pri* •• a* to any
one
else.
I
have
been in Ashlaud doing
numlier of y ears past he has lieen eu-
husin«»*!*’ nearly five years, dnring which
ga red in various depart menta of th«> time
I i,av»'a« .<*‘1 an hon«»rable part in all
newspaper business tn Portland, and mv (te.AliD4' " ith every «»no All the money
t present, is manager of the Snudai/ I hav«* ma*le iu bu-utxe'-s during dial time
I d *' «4-n«* b. « k to the * itiz»*n> *»f Ashland in
Mercury.
the term«»! primers ink. painters, carpen
1 have at the
I,as’ rnewday was the 10th wedding i, ¡N and fuxnitmv dialers
■
■) In Ore-
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 4G11. a < ¡ lit to tht- town of Ashland. I have
Loomis, and their friends and neigh- expended iu my business some 11700, hih I
that if John Wexler or his friends 1
e>, t" ; lie iiumber of twenty or more, nill^ix
who arc ba- king him, will agr« • t«» buy me
gave them a pleasant surprise party out. 1 will I. im * ?.00. and will sell forIJ.MiOmv
it their residence in “lowatown." A ratin' outfit, and ui;i furthermore agree not
bo'intiful supply of choice refresli- to go in'.** baking I'Usiries^again in Ashland,
hoping that <»«< h a movement would pre­
ment.s was produced by the sclf-iu- vent such take rumors. It is well known
viie 1 guests, aud an elegant supper that I hav* 1« **n at dr:«th - door for eight
the iKv-tor giving m« up And all
was one of the prominent features of mouths,
I want is I«» make an h niest Hviug: aud I
the pleasant occasion.
desire* further to state that neither fenders |
nor any other pers«tn is backing me with a
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson, of cent ’
Yours respectfully,
W m M ills .
San Diego, were in Ashland this week,
Star
Bakery
Ashland. Or., Oct. 21. 1>*9
on their return home from the north.
Mr. Thompson visited Portland, As­
toria. Tacoma and Seattle, and says
liresiilutimi of («»partnership.
the Sound cities have a worse case of
A shland , O r ., Sept. 2Ä. 1RW.
the boom than San Diego bad. He
To whom it may concern —This certi
considers the Rogue River Valley the
fie«» that th«» partnership heretofore existing
best part of the whole country he saw between < " Ayers. Hany R Barbour X
north of the California line, and says R. T. Elviage. doing business under the firm r
that when the people begin to hunt for nam»-*»f a ver-, Barbour A. Elviage. Contrac­
and Builder*, is this day disaolved bv
homes where they can make a good tors
mutual consent C U Ayers trill collec t ail
living, and at the same time enjoy the outstanding bill* and pay all bills of the
advantages of a pleasant climate, we firm * untiacted within the State of Oregon.
C W AYERS,
will see them coming sontliward from
H R BARBOUR,
the Solimi.
R T ELVIAGE
Two of Jacksonville's well nnd fav­
orably known young people joined
their fortunes in matrimony this week.
Mr. Henry Pape, Jr., who is now the
enterprising «titer and publisher of
theRinfon Leader, ot Corvallis, nnd
Miss Maggie Shipley, of Jacksonville,
were marriel nt the residence of the
“ffi'i ititig minister. Rev. M. A. Wil­
liam«. at Medford last Sunday. Mr.
aud Mrs. Pape tiegin married life at
their home in Corvallis with bright
lirospe.-ts, which their many fneuds
in Jackson county hope to see fully
realized ns the years go by.
W here she will be pleased to show them a
fine stock of Millinery Goods of all kinds Just
received from San Francisco.
Long experience In the millinery business
enables me to guarantee satisfaction to my
cuwmers.
Respectfully,
Swiss B ell R ingers
KORN.
Oscnr LotTtns, whose niisfortnne
iu th ' burning of his tine team, wagon PHILLIIS-M • -hid«*. Wash Oct 17. 1*»,
and lo al oi supplies at Lakeview was
tu Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. i hillips, a ,
daughter.
reported last week, rigged up another
t am immediately alai returned to TUBBS III A.lilanil precinct, Oct. 23, I smm *
to
Mr.and Mm. Tubbs, a daughter.
\sidrud after another load of winter
supplies.
M. N. L ing went down to Portland
Sunday, to
th«, fair in its last days.
His niece. Miss Millkey, who has las-n
visiting bis family in Ashland for u
number of mouths, went with him to
Portland, on her way home to Grant
county.
Corner Main and Church Stracta,
First appearance ou lhe Pacific Coaat ot
AdminiHtrator’M Sale of Heal
Estate.
In the county court of the state of Ore­
gon, for the county of Jackson, sitting
iu probate.
In the matter of the estate* of F. Me
Hatton, de* eased.
In pursuance of an order of the county
court, th«* undersigned, administrator of
the aforesaid estate, will offer for sale to '
the highest bidder at the tract of realty
her« in a her described on Granite street
Ashland, Oregon. *>u
Ttiursday, the 2Mth day of November, 1889.
At *»nc o'clock I‘ M ali the right, title and
inh rest of the said F. McHatton at the
firn» » f hl* death in and to the following
dc*< ribed real property
\ parcel of land commencing at the
northwest corner of ih‘- parcel of ground
purchase*! by Isaac Miller of A agner. Me
< all and Ro«’kfelluw, said N W corner be-
ing on the south side of the alley between
‘ K Kbim and Isaa Miller, and nearly
opp«»«ih h ax Granite street the north
• a-i corner of :«>t three-,3;, block eight ifo.
in thet«»wn of Ashland; thence along the
line of sail alley in an easterly direction
eightv four *4 f-*ei. thence along a line
pxxrai.e] with Grauite - vt in a southerly
direction f*»rty-four (M f«vt, theme along
a line i »ralM with said »/ley in a westerly
<1 T’-cti •»> eikhty-Lmr M feet to the east
- de Granttr street, thence in a northerly
direction along th-- «o’ith side of Granite
street forty-four (44) feet to the place of
b<•rnn.iif 'situsied In the town of Ashland,
County of Jackson, State of Oregon
Terms of sale, cash in Land
II * . H ti . l .
Administrator of the estate of F McHatton
dweaaed
They Were Bought
FOR SPOT CASH
In Chicago.
To Enumerate Special Bargains but invite your
inspection of the finest line of
NEW GOODS
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
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1). R. & E. V. MILLS.
This will inform you
that E. B. Hunsaker
is home again but has
neither time nor space
to tell you of the nice
things that will be op­
ened AT HIS STORE IN A
FEW DAYS.
COME AND SEE.