1
PERSONAL.
HERE ANO THERE.
THE CENSUS.
WHAT THE PRESS SAYS.
At M. E. Church next Sunday, Aug.
' 3d. regular services in the forenoon by
About
the
Great John Robinson Show Which
Tbf Hess family left for the south Sunday
Grants Paes has organized a book inornin?.
An unfortunate typographical error
Exhibits at Akhlamt.
the pastor, subject of serrnom: “The
new
Hunsakers is the place for a
eluded the eye of the proof reader last
Rich Mun and Lazarus.” In the eveu and ladder company.
lu'juxt 1, 1S!K). dress.
*
Mrs. <)g< ami Mba Nellie Foas left (or Sac week and the T idings was made to
ing there will be a song service by
It theie is any truth in th»1 old
Nine cases ot diphtheria are report ramento Sunday.
say itt figures that the census rejiort
The Ashland Mills have been busy I the choir.
ed at Lebanon, Linn county.
(J. B. Lander* went down to Josephine of Ashland's witbin-tlie-corporatiou iui»ge of, “What everj body Hays iiinst
taking in new wheat this week.
be so,” then we nr* to lmx'e a great
Robert Gil ham, who was in Aslilaud
Sisson reports tlir*e earthquake < *ou 111 y W e d u e s < 111 y •
population was 1179, when the figures show in our city ou Tuesday. “A big
Look out for the petty pilfering that yesterday, on the return to Henley shocks early last Saturday morning. Deputy U. S. Marshal A. T. Kyle went to should have read 1779.
ger and better show than Barnntn's,”
Portland on Sunday evening.
the coming of the circus always brings. from a trip northward through the
is what the Portsmouth, O-, Blade
Grants Pass is to be lighted by elec <’ha>. Prim, of Jacksonville, was in Ash
Siskiyous with u party who were hunt
HOME TREATMENT
SELF CURE
Several Indian teams from Fort ing mining locations, rejiorts interest tricity by the middle of the present land a day or two this week.
By the censtiB returns Portland is says. "Far k-ss pretentious, yet far
Klamath came in last week, banting gn>wmg keener every day iu blue mouth.
more
meritorious,
tliau
the
Barnum
J. ( al. Eubanks came in on Wedm**«)ay given a |x>pulatiuu of only 35.N11, East
Boxes-
for Kahn Bros.
evening's train from the south»
A Specific Remedy for Each Disease.
' gravel prospects. Jillsou will clean
Por Jaud. 9879, Albina, 4600, and there show,” is the way the Evansville
John \V. Minto, ex-sheriff' of Marion
Tim Sugar PineD<x>r& Lumber Co.,
up from $8,000 to $10,000 for the sea county, aud an officer of a well known Mrs. (' H \ • ghie is spending a le.t weeks is great v.ailing and gnashing of Uelb Journal expresses its views of the
Ladies
your
apecia
attention
is
ln-
o' t iratil’-i Pas.«, will sell txixes this vited to the muslin underwear at son’s run of surface dirt, principally,
thereat in the metropolis. The figure« Robinson show. Both of the Big
reputation for catching criminals, has in Sam’s Valley at the home of Polk Hull.
year ninch cheaper than ever before. Hunsakers.
DR. HILLER’S HYDRASTINE RESTORATIVE Stimulate« nutrition Turit
I
through hie sluices. Barr A Co. at ' lieen appointed chief of police of Port Hon. Theo. Cameron, senator-elect from seem ridiculous to those who have shows have lx»en witnessed by our
*
Be sure to
t heir Ixixes ami get prices
Jackson county, wa* iu Ashland one daj lust read of or seen the remarkable growth citizens, aud of the two shows, we
t the Black Jack are working in gravel land.
Cure» Dj’»pe|K>a,CoaMipatlon and Get* -ral Debility. A partec* toui. aud acre; ^u> lud o r
week.
Five carloads of wheat arrived from that prospects well, and will soon
from thetu la-fore pltu-iug orders. *
of Portland in the last five years, and sincerely believe that Robinson’s show
DR^HILLEr: S AXTi-BiLIOUS STCMACM AND LIVER CURE. <’•>*•« Kili ,««•.« awl
the lower valley last Saturday for the i liegin milling from their dump.
The new liottling works at Shasta L. Solomon ami R. W. Whitney, represent they certainly do the city au«l Oregou is the Ix-st, aud gave liel ter satisfac
all Uvcr Trouble«, Chilla aud Fever, Malarial F~Zn*7«'* l all T> p ,o. I tundiUm*.
Tlir Shook Murder t'mr
Ashland Mills.
tion tliau Barnum’s," is the way the
Soda Spring alxive Dunsmuir, Will t>e ing the S. F. “Kxnminer,” were - ■ ‘‘
a
great
injustice.
The
census
taki
’
ii
yesterday.
Mr. E. C. Kane, who has bad charge
At tiie preliminary examination of
five years ago gives the city a laflfer Peoria, ] ¡1., Democrat, puts it. It is
DR. Hli.l.£r~S C'TARRH CURE. Cure« Acute Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, * ’atari Ir.l I
A female drummer who took orders I of the railroad business iu Ashland completed in iilxiut two weeks, when
Mrs. Barneburg, of Phoenix. visited
_
her population than the present, “count.” comments like tLose above that meet
John Shook tiefor* Jndze <)rr at Link- for jewelry ami optical goods was I ever since t tie building of the road to it is expected a carload a day of the daughter,
ne~i. Guaranteed r,., are the wont caw« » hen direction« are follime>l,><ui»r*r> r. fii’i 1,4.
Mrs. D. High, a day or two the
our view iu all the lending journals.
X II • last S.itni lay for the killing of something new for Ashland this w*ek. this place, now bolds a more reeponei- water can be bottled for shipment.
past week.
GONE MAD.
All say that Robinson’s show has no
Cures Cold«, >loare**nere. Cough«. Br inrhi*... I-:.
• »•■<>.( íimh B ow , Shook was bound over
Citizens
of
(
Irant
’
s
Pass
have
organ
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
IL
Htns.-il
Lave
lyevn
I
ble
position
than
before,
having
re-
Eugene (Jitartl: Because the census superior. Remember this Big show
The fire at Talent last Thursday
aud l’ueuiuonia; relieruiu ruuiuption. Contain« no Opiate«. Cures Croup .** Ion.; .
to await tin action of the grand jury
spending a week camping at Smith's Springs of a large part of Linn conuty at
ized
a
fire
company
with
the
following
I
centiy
lieen
appointed
trainmaster,
will exhibit at Ashland August 5.
<>n 3 ctinrg» of manslaughter with bail night was seen plainly from Ashland with headquarters in Ashland and offi officers: George II.Currey, president; out alter creek.
DR HltLFR S niPHTHERtA AND SORE THROAT CURE. I'reven*« in I nr «
to Albany together with the
fixed pi .<‘.*»11». Bail wan furnished though it could not tie located exactly. cial authority extending lioth north James P. Brown, secretary; A. J. Stro- J). H. Miller and wife, ami Dr. Jones ami tached
town shows 6,8t»l) |x»puiation the press
theria. Will |-isiti*, lj c.ire *u.y *.re throat iu iruui 3 to 24 h ,ur». Cure« lyuin * in:
wife, of Medford, were registered \nI the
»• >xi!v and Shook has lx<eu released,
The milling firm of Davis A FrauceJ ward over the southern division of the hecker, treasurer; Ray P. Williams, Ashland
BOHN.
of that towu seem to have gone mad.
last Sunday.
Tiie regular term of court does Hot operating the Phoenix and Medford O. A C., and southward over the Mt. chief engineer; L. M. Kane, assistant
D2_i2^jJ^^ <^2‘EV£2,l£^2L-
'»
»cute tiireaat« alt n l. J » ill: I
They are bloiiteil with an undue idea MILLS- In Ashland. July an. I'■’.*0, to Mr. ami
Chas.
Judge,
of
Jacksonville,
is
up
this
convene until November.
mills, was dissolved this week, Mr. Shasta division. Mr. Kane wilt still chief, and W. F. Horn, foreman.
I'rerei*'« a * *ure« so-arisi Fever, Scarlatina, and V.i-lei Mother** try it laice.
week running the store for his father during of their importance uml assume the
Mrs.
E.
V
.
Mills,
a
.on.
Mother
and
child
France retiring.
continue in charge of the local busi
credit for the town of that which doing well, »nd lather busily engag. d in
The Presili terkin College
9"? 6.LLC, S NERVOUS pESIIJTIMDLRE. Cure« Ncrvou« Weakne««. and he« of
The anuual report of the county the latter's absence.
ness of the railroad in Ashland.
should lx- divided with the county. thinking how lie crtn discharge Henry
W
hat
’
s
the
matter
with
the
baseball
Mr*.
J.
D.
Fountain
returned
to
Linkville
Power. Neier laua Send ior Private Circular to Hiller Drug Co., San Fraru i-co, Cal.
clerk
of
Lake
county
for
the
last
fiscal
Et< A sih . and T idings : There has
Vaupel
after
the
latter'«
long
eouaeetinti
Friday, after a visit of seteial wcvks They eveu intimate that Albany has a
with the firm of I> It. A E V. Mills.
After the match game of ball be year show« the county indebtedness of last
r ceii’lv ppeared hi tiie Ashland excitement? The boys seem to l>e
with relatives livre.
OR. “ILLER'S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE Cure» Rheumatirn, Nciral.-ia,
population than Eugene. DONOGHI'h.—in Ashland. July la. IH90, to
T iki . ;s, M> Ifot 1 M iil and DeimxTttt- resting easy under the championship tween the Ashland mid Medford inues that county to I»’ just $31,552.82. The Mrs. c. T. Harris is now hostess of the ho greater
Wheu comparisons between th«- two
blood acid« wbi. 1> caave them/
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Donoghue, a son.
played in Ashland several weeks ago, fees of th* county clerk from the coun tel al Dunsmuir, of which her son. James towns
ii- T iih < s :i'i tinnii» liorized and mish ad- l>elt. of Southern Oregon.
are to be made our Albany
ty
amounted
to
$2692.5«),
while
those
our
boys
sent
a
challenge
to
the
Jack
Hurris,
is
proprietor.
DR.
HILLE
R'S
TEETHING
CURE.
Aid«the
*ro»thand
levelopment ■ >f Ti.1.1.- n Inrinz
1 u; statement coneeriiitig the proposed
C. B. Carlisle, editor of the defunct
brothers should remember that Eu
I’rexbyleri.iti College in Southern TraiiM-ri/it at Medford for some time, sonville nine, asking for a friendly of the sheriff aggregated $3064.78
the teeming period, eii«UH« | audi«« teething in ! «nun I teeth, vet pr-' ■ nt« tn I .-'ire«
Miss Minnie Preadniore has returned from gene cast a larger vole at the last city
Spocui», Uichate. BrainTnrableeandBowel Co.u|4*int*. A !>le»ina-1-, ud.i.r ai. I
I
O .o.,.,_ I';,,, public are requested to is now pastor of a Congregational game, which the latter niue declined
TIERWOKTH—JAKWAT—In Ashland.
J. D. Fiske, the famous water tank Klamath county w here slie has In-en teach election, that the census of school Iti July
LN. I s '. hi , at tile residence of the otti
and did not state that they would ac theatrical man, who has been figuring ing a term of school.
pay no lussi t.<> any Htatemeiit that church at E.«cc>udido, Cal.
ITeveot«
and
Cure«
Whooping
Coiiji.
children was greater, and that the cigtiug Justice, by Miltoil Berry. J 1'.. Mr
cept the challenge at any time in the
<I o h not. eiu.uiate from the chairman
Col. James Norris ami family left last Sat
Butterworth and Mis. Alice M.
Several big teams from Keno came future. The T idings cannot therefore quite prominently in a divorce case urday ou a mountain excursion out in the vote of the precincts of Eugene ex John
Ja k way.
of ‘I;.- comantlee, who only is author-
N ot «. W'ith exc-ption of Hr. Ililler'» llvitrwtine R<-«tnrxthe. I>r Hiller'« Rhennnti ■
lately, whs shot mid killed on the Dead Indian country.
ceeded
those
of
the
Albany
precincts
in
over
the
much
abused
Ashlaud-
soil Aciirx’.ic 1'iire, .uni Dr Hitler'» Couxh r*ure, the
r.-iue-he« ire in I .14,<
lie accused of lieing premature in stat streets of Fresno, Cal.. Saturday even-
I■ 1 to sp. ik for the committee. The
iti
June.
The
first
Motiday
iu
May
t
nn.
u.<l, if not ohuunsble from your Uruxrvt, will be mailed free, <xi n.«.n|>t 4 price.
Linkville
road
last
week
aud
took
ing that the Ashland nine were the jng, by Joseph N. St illman, an invent- Dr. J. S. Parson went over to Yreka. Tues
impression conveyed by the communi-
at
the
city
elections
Eugene
cast
day,
to
visit
his
friend,
Dr.
Ream,
of
that
c.ilion to winch I refer is erroneous Imck a big lot of Hour.
i champions of the county. They tried or, who chums to have iieeti slandered city, returning home Wednesdaj.
$1.00 per Package.
Six Packages for $5.00.
votes, Albany 331. Aud yet they pas
ai:d luisleadl!:'.
Wells Fargo A Co.’s business has so to get a game with oilier nines iu the and abused by Fiske. Fiske has
sively
allow
the
erroneous
report
that
Th*
e
remedies
are
the
result
of
«5
years of professiuhBl experien*?e, an 1 are
Is
absolutely
necessary
in
order
to
have
per
Miss
,)sie
Walton,
who
has
been
visiting
R o IIF.KT M i 'LF.AN,
iucreaseil at Ashland that another 1 county >ut could get noue to
g*. tr mice • o cure when a cure i* p »«ibla. Dr. lliller < (M page Ux>k of .'irections f r
Ix'rne an unenviable reputation for with the Hoekcrsinith's in Ashland for sev Albany has 6,8tK) population, Logo un- fect health. Ilood'b Sarsaparilla is the great
C i h rm.in uf Committee <>u Aid for large truck for use at the de[s>t Isx’aine | them. J'
ht-D>
f
„aiment,
containing
valuable
instructions
as to hygiene and diet, sent frick .
eral
days,
returned
northward
Monday
even
several years.
coutrailicted. A gull factory must lie blood purifier, quickly conquering scrofula,
Colleges Hid A<*».leiuiea.
ing.
necessary, and arrived Monday even
in
operation
in
their
towu.
The
imi salt rheum, and all other insidious enemies
Imminent railroad contractors\in
HILLER DRUG COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, U. S. A.
Excursionists returning from New Mr. ami Mrs. I> W. Coolidge expect to
ing.
and lately have expressed
K of P Bulge at Yreka
which attack the blood and undermine the
port report social affairs rather duller leave for the Fast a’oout September 1st . ami ural supply would not suffice.
nion
that
the
much
bilked
of
loti
health. It also builds up the whole system,
Those people who can't afford to go
I>«X>11, ENVIED SALEM.
Quit ■ a delegation of K. of I’.'sfrom
there this season than at the same w ill remain until January 1st, 1891.—-[Eugene
cures ilygpepda and sick headache, and over
th.- A -u! aid .rid Medford lolgea went to the mountains for an outing have iskiyou tunnel is not going Io end i
ime last year. A year ago in the Register.
Salem
Journal:
Perlttips
there
is
<>i r to Y.ek i Wednesday morning to consolation in the fact that the mos Ik but that work will be commenced ^inity of Yaquina it was estimated Rev. A. M Russell arrived from the Wil no city in the state against which so comes that tired feeling.
low*. Cal.. Monday evening. Hi* wife and
on the same inside of one year. They
Scrofula Sores.
be pr. s. nt at the institution of the quitos a:e very bad this year at all tl
e were 300<l strangers, while at the daughters
have been visiting in Ashland for many darts of the envy are fired as at
calculate that it will take five yenrs to
“My adopted boy, aged 14 years, suffered
n -w lixl;;>* at that place W xlnesday regular camping places.
•nt time there are not over a sixth a month or more.
Salem.
The
Portland
Oregonian
complete the tunnel after work is
u:gl.'. A large crowd from different
t numlier. Regularly the hotels H. Judge and youngest son. and nephew. would like to have it considered a lit terribly from scrofula sores on his leg, which
The Rev. A. M. Russell, former
it. iges in Northern California was ex- tor of the eburcli, will preach ¡\f the commence*!, and inasmuch as the are n full and there are numerous Eddie
Ntinan. of Jacksonville, and Fred tle hamlet, with no known greatness spread till they at one time formed one great
pe,- d to I»- present, and represeuta- Ashland Baptist Church next ! nday present trestles aud tunnel timbers vacant ramp grounds says the States Houvk went out to Jenny creek Monday on except that which it derives from be sore from the calf of his leg up to his thigh,
will not. last much longer than that
a fishing and hunting trip.
lii u of Siu Friincisco lodges were morning at tne usual hour.
ing in the same state witli Portland. partially covered with scab, and discharging
heme: time the company will liegin work on man.
Fordy Ro|a r left for school Tuesday morn The papers of Albany and other val matter continually. The muscles became
ills.» to lw ou hand.
“Hope in the Last Extremity.”
D. C. Si’hei), of Albany, who has ing. hi- sister. Miss Carrie, having returned
the new tunnel in time to complete
I'll-. <■ who are in atten.lance from
contracted so that his leg m as drawn up and he
San Francis« «) in time for the opening of ley towns and cities entertain an en
The new dynamo for the A. E. P. A it before they will have to replace the b*en awarded the contract for con- to
IL.in: <■ I. ■ i o. N , 23. of this city, are:
vious feeling towards the Capital City, could hardly walk. We tried everything we
Irving Institute on the'¿'»th ult.
s.rn
itiug
the
state
reform
school
at
bridge
anti
tnnuel
timbers
on
the
could hear of, without sneeess. until wt* be-
J. 11. NleBr. ;<■, J. W. O. (»regory, J. W. L. Co. is not expected to arrive until
A. Met all. son of city surveyor M. I. liecauseof its growth mid prosperity.
ilo rer . J Million. J. J. Donoghue. shortly after the middle of this month. present route. It is thought that as Salem, states that, the amount of his M« J. Call,
i* now with Hurlhurt A Hainm«»?><1. This envy seeiua tx> have reached the iran giving him Hood’s Sarsaparilla. In just
bid,
$26,500,
exceeds
the
amount
From 1 ii-:iriii L-eige. at Medford, The wire for the new circuit has ar soon as the Eijfcs party of engineers,
civil engineers, Portland. Jess is already supervisor of the census far the west- a month, after he had taken two-thirds of a
ar ■: F. W. Franc*.
W. Wolters, L. rived and sonic new (toles have lieen who were down in Cow creek and appropriated for the building, aud quite proficient in his chosen work.
ern district of Oregon, who gives out bottle, the sores entirely healed, his leg is per
later went to Santa Cruz, finish their that the contractor would have to Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Rice returned home :he information that within the vot fectly irtraight, and he
France, II 11. Wolters, Peter Hender- placed.
work at the latter place they will be advunce some $9000 and await the Monday from rheir northern tri]», n*pnrting ing precincts centering in Salem there
•"■n, I>. I', S-ara, L. C. Gruby, Geo.
Can Walk as Well as Ever.
Among tile improvements about sent to the Siskiyotts to make prelimi action of the legislature for the money. an
Mr. Rice is again at bis
enjoyable time. *'
.'.1-rninan. C. I). Damon.
are but, 7,231 souls, while iu Albany, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best oiedfclne I
town to 1>* noted is a neat bam that nary surveys of the proposed tunnel. Unless the state can secure him for post at the Ashland railroad qilie *.
G. F. Billings has had built ’>elow
the full payment of the contract pric*, (’ontmetor Bays was up from ( owi’reek East Albany and West Albany there ever saw for scrofulous humor. It has done
A sail Arcident.
la*t Sunday, looking after men, carts and are 6.872. Now there is not a child its work more than satisfactorily.” W illiam
Granite street ou the road to the grove,
Last
Thursday
night
was
an
evil
oue
(S.j iim I. iv last, July 2i>, Willie, to keep his horse aud buggy in while i for Ashland. After all the maledic he says he will not accept the contract. h<»r*e* for railroad work in the canyon. IL ten years old who can go through S anders , Rockdale. Milam County, Texas
y< iniLirst s «11 of James Clark, met with he is in town.
W. A. McPherson, at onetime editor re]»orts work as progressing satisfactorily.
tLiseity and zAlhany and fail to be
tions that were hurled against the
.. tr h<‘ death while huntiDi; on Plea-
of the T idings , and a well known Mis> Mollie Ober took Tuesday evening's lieve without prejudice or favor that
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
town
by
the
so-called
street
evangelists
The Ashland Mills have received the
train
for
Portland,
where
she
will
take
a
* iiil c;••«-l;. about 20 mites from (iold
the evil doings were ended by a series newspaper man all over the state, has ]»o*ition in one of the leading photographic our population exceeds that of Albany ><»id by druggists 11; six for |5 Prepared
Hi I. He b»fi homo a I »on t. ten o’clock contract to supply the Happy Camp of
by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries,
petty burglaries, a number of resi beeu failing rapidly in health of late studios, in which line she is already an by nearly two to one. This has lieen rntv
in the ui‘ ruing, »nd his remains were mining region in California with 25,- liences
and was one day last week adjudged artist.
.u’kuowiedged time and again by con To well. Mass
almut
town
lieing
invaded.
At
IW
Hie.
of
flour.
It
goes
to Grant’s
not toimd until k»to in the afLerntxm.
Neil,s residence the burglars mildly insane and sent to the asylum E. R. Rcames ami wife who returned to servative Albany men well acquainted
IOO Doses One Dollar
A: ¡< tr.n.c’ s indicated that hr siipf»cd Paes by railroail, then to Waldo by Robt.
k*-mA ilb. a short time ago from Southern with both places. The fact, is Mr.
were
heard
by Mrs. Neil who wakened where it is hoped that he will recover Ja<
< ulifornia spent a few <1 has in Ashland this Kelly, the census supervisor, does Sa
ir tin a r.n*k on which he lu»d probably freight teams, and then to Happy i her husband,
under
a
few
months
treatment.
Mr.
but the latter did not
week. Nir Rt-ames is assisting in the settle j
Situate Near Ashland, Oregon
stepped, aud failing, discharged his Camp by pack train.
lem an injustice.
get his pistol in good working order McPherson is a pioneer in the news nient of the Ro«s estate.
(’¡tv Ordinance No. 80,
jii!i. the ball entering his alidomeTi.
paper
business
in
Oregon
and
has
long
There was a lively little fire in the until the robbers hail escaped though
NOT
WOliBTINii.
An excursion party eom]»osed of G. B.
lb»-de-ilti w.as evidently not inslan* wash-house building at Major Barron’s
did not succeed in securing any wielded an able pen, ami but. for the Landt-rsand family. F. H. < arter ami family i Oregon Illtole: The people of Baker
t.-im.HHis. as right slit Rs were heard ranch south of Ashland last Friday they
dire
curse
of
intemperance
would
and
«ome otiiers ex|»ected to start for cres
not
At the Myer residence on
cent ('itv to-day to listen for au hile ot -what City are not worrying themselves a
from his gun in «puck surveHsion. evening that came near igniting the valuables.
be where he is to-day.
Main
street
the
robbers
carried
B.
F.
th
“
wild
waves are saying.”
very great deal as to whether our pop
Sf tr«*h a .is in-ide immediately, but it residence, but was kept off by hard Myer’s pantaloons and vest out into
W. C. Elliott, well kuown to the Batin Urawford. of Klamath county, went ulation is 27>(M) or 5000, or whether all
wns not pt»r>iote to tell the direction work of the Major and his meu. The the woodshed lint there was no money people
of Sisson as the party who ran down to Portland the first <»f th»- week with i lie residents of the Denver of Oregon
he .s.giiuis;
consequently the I mm I v fire caught from an ash barrel.
lit"
Sig
Tlii’pi oul*. of the city of Ashland do or-
or valuables iu them at all and uncle the Blueligbt, and advertised in the hi* wife and two Iittl“ children, whom he have been couuted or not. The peo dam
h - follow«;
Win n.»i « »’n;d until late in the after-
leaves there for a visit of sewrul w- • ks !
Frank
was
none
the
loser.'
The
burg
Red
Bluff
ptqiers
for
women
to
fill
the
S
ection 1. There -hnll l>e an.I by thia
Broadhead goods have arrived at
w ith Mt*, ('rawford's mother, Mrs. Headrii k. ple now living here are t<x> busily ordihiince
V.AI lie whs about fifteen years
1UH.U. 1. Wil
there i« herein created tbe'ottlee i
lars
were
also
seen
at
the
residence
of
establishment,
was
arrested
in
San
employed to worry themselves about of "Superintendent
*
of -rge, uml leaves a father, mother, Huneakers.
of Water Work» in ami ■
XV. A Bantz, the Portland real estate and :
H. Fox but were wared away and se Francisco on the evening of the Kith insurance
what
the
report
of
th«»
ceusue
depart
for
the
city
of A-tilan«!. .la< k-ou conuty.
man,
formerly
In
the
Ashland
brothers
and
sisters
to
:iml aeveral
Sunday evening’s train from the en re*l nothing. Other people about for enticing a 14-year-old girl to his Portland railway mail service, was on Sun ment will be. The enumerators have «late of Oregon.
tiMMtrn his nntimely death. They south brought two earloads of China town imagined they heard someone place of business in Portland, Oregou. day morning's south laniml train en route
Si:* 2. .‘-aid Mi|«*riiitendent ehall fie ap
have tru.-sl sympathies of the coni- men for work in Cow creek canyon, about their premises that night but He is in jail awating a requisition from for Hartford, Conn..on a six week* business un.l.mbtislly done their work faitli- pointed by the city ronneil ot eaid city, to
.ully mill as well as the government be . hoeeii In a majority vote thereof at the
trip.
niittnty.
C haklemagne .
ami came over the mountain in two I have not missed anything particularly. the governor of Oregon, and his two
would allow them. The writer knows first meeting of sai.l council after the pa-
«loci III.I, July 28.
sections. The Chinamen were switched It was evidently the work of tr...,.ps wives accompany him whenever al- Mrs. Carrie Hargadiu»* who 1ms l»een visit of one instance where six |x»rsons, now «age and approval of tliia ordinance, l’he
ing her parents, M r. and Mrs. J. R. < a**
for which raid appointment «hall Iw
off here and attached to a special train as several hard cases of that strii>e lowed by the prison authorities. [ Red for several weeks, returned to Klamath I residents of Baker City, were enum term
Ih alh of 1». Miatre
made shall lie until the llrst regular meet
of supplì?» for the railroad work that were seen iu town during Thursday ding Press.
county on Sunday morning s train ami wa«. I erated before coming here m>d conse ing of said city council after the ttr-t *lav of
Devinis ?.l*>ore. who until a few was almost ready to start.
accompanied ns far us (olv*teiu by Mis*
evening.
1891, at which time there shall la-
quently are credited to another town, January.
■ooh’ I:« a > Was in ai’tiv« ndineetion
Mr. CI uih . Howard, the well known Lena < a*ey.
a|*|M>iuti*d a superintendent of waterworks
I'here
are
doubtlees
a
niunlier
of
in-
Stacks
of
new
dress
goods
iu
the
for said city w hose term of ottii-e shall e> i
with th" l\ S. Signal S.-rvie’», having
and popular surveyor of Grant’s Pass, Grant Helman returned ir«»m Klamath
to the term of on«* year from hissaid
*
Portland Biisiness College
I*.-, n i a: inti*. I at Ashland for some show window at Hunsakers.
is engaged with a full gang of men, in county Tuesday, whither be went several itances of the same kttid and tlicre- ten*i
appointment and qualification, and who
week*
ago
with
his
wife.
Mrs.
Helman
w
ill
lore
the
people
of
Baker
City
are
tin:*, „ -.1 : .s'. Friday after an illness
surveying
at
the
head
of
the
Coquille
The
Portland
Business
College,
08-
«hall
hold until hi« sutvessor shall be duly
Supt. Walrad has received numerous
remain »luring the summer with the family
*>f several w."ks <>f dialietes, siipple- applications to tup the new city water tabbshed ill 1866, and incorporated in river and west fork of Cow creek. He of In r father, Gen. E. L. Applegate, at Klam letting th* census officials do their apiminted aud qualified; provided, however,
own work.
that for gixat cause said sii|H'rinteiident mat
m"..’".l by partial paralysis. The works, and began Monday morning to 1889. with a board of directors whose is engaged as examiner of the railway nth Agency.
at any time la; discharged by the city coun
n nifuns were taken far iuterrnent to chauge the pipes to the uew system business qualifications have lieen lands, ami is working east of the burnt
XV. G. runner, of Mott, came over Mondn) i
cil. and hi« «’tecessor appointed
.»»:* 3. Before any superintendent, who
th* Gathulii* cemetery at. Jacksonville, for those who have been taking water tested by years of successful ex district on the Coquille. He reports evening ami joined the K.of P * wlr> took ;
Is what it takes to move the
«hall lie appointed under tile provision« of
the institution of the new lodge nt Yreka.
th* servie s l*eing conducted by llev. from the old fire pipes, and after this perience in private business, is one of fine bodies of white cedar aud fir in in
XX •• in» 'day. He reports that Lo* Atomies
ordinance, shall enter upon the dis
crrtitieaie No. i:u;. U. S. to Geo. this
Father Clark of I he Catholic church, is completed the new applicants will the most thorough educational in the country, which are at preseul inac capitalists are going to eslublish a bank at W. Homesmad
charge
of
the
duties
of
his
orti*.*..
he
shall
;
(’opérons, nw'4 see
tp .'18, n r 1 w\.—l(»u
make aud tile w ith the * tty Recorder a
of which church the family are mem lie accommodated.
stitutions ou the Pacific coast- Five cessible ou account of there lieing no Mo;t, shortly.
acres.
in tin- sum of one thousand dollars
bers.
departments have been maintained in roads. The forests abonnd with elk It is n'ported that Johu I.. Kline of this
U s. to Lindsay Applegate. *w‘4 of see 27. I bom]
w ith two or more sureties who slial! qualify
Boys waists for *25 cts. at Hunsak the past, with teachers of practical ex and other deer.--|Gratitn Pass News.
liiO ai res i»at<‘ut.
place who started from here several week* tp 3*. * i 1
After I. aving Ashland on the closing
in double the penal sum of said bond that
ago for Portland, extended his trip on East. ' State of Oregon to Henry Klipprl, ail «»f he will well and faithfully discharge the
*
• if the “i^nd service at this place Mr. ers.
perience in charge. The coming year
Geo. H. Andrews, laud agent of the ami that he was married recently to a <•<• IO. tp 37. s r 3 w..—040 acres.
duties
his said *>ttl*e to the lx*«t of his
5i »>re was onieied to Mont ma whither
A. D Helman to A. L. Helman, lam! in ability of
Sunday morning's south bound the pennmanship department will" lie O. A C. railroad, in reply to inquiries Ma hlgan lady, the couple being now en Xshluiul
and that 11c will honestly and truly •W$$$$$$$$$$$D$( »$L$L$A$R$S$!$$$$$$$$$$$$$S
; con. ?•»?.'».
he went, leaving his family here. The train was two hours late, having beeu divided, and one department devoted of
route to Ashland.
turn
over
moneys by him colh-cted by
a reporter at Portland, a short time
M. ( raw ford, receiver, to John H. Dob- virtue of Id« all
said otliee to the ell v Treasurer i
rigor **f the winter tip there told upon delayed by an accideut in winch a to practical business pennmanship; ago,
I Chas. Slade, the well known stage man. 1 k ‘ A.
U. Lami other receipt for 1204 65 in full for ami
said
that
the
company
tire
going
faithfully
account
therefor.
Mr. Moore’s constitution, nnd lie quit freight train was wrecked at Wills- the other to ornamental and artistic
i* in town for a few days, having come in by s’ 2 of *e>4 of ser 34. tp 32, s r 3 e., and lots 1
as fast as possible with the ap Wedue.sdav
skc . 4. It shall 1«. the duty of said suj*er- '
evening’s train. He expects to ■ ami 2 of sec 3| tp 33. * r 3 c.. 160 »2 100acres
the servi.e alsmt. th** first of last burg, near Portland. Saturday after pen work, for those who desire to fit ahead
intendeiit
of
water
work«.
of their lands along the go on north, shortly, ami may be employed j a! $1..'» per acre.
M irch aud returned to his horn* here, noon. Mrs. Anderson, an aged Swede themselves for teachers. There will praisement
1st. Io have complete supervision, care
railroad, several parties of surveyors on some of the stage routes conlrm tor I John H and Mary Dobbeii to Ellen XVenzel. and
control of the water works of the city of
• xpocting that his long service with woman, was killed by lieing struck by also lie open a department in telegra being
Pease has secured.
<1 of S'J4 «»f see 34, tp ;13. s r 8 e.,—160 62 100 Ashland,
at
work
steadily.
Iu
southern
Ob gou, snbjeel to the direction
the government and liis own inability (lying timliers from the wrecked freight phy. thus adding two uew departments Oregon the work is in charge of C. I. Mr ami Mrs. E. C. Kano. Mr and Mrs. II. e r« *: eon. $1.000.
and
advice of the common council of «aid |
John
M.
M<
’
<
oy
to
James
McDonald,
undi
would entitle him to retirement ou cars.
\ anpe!. Mr. ami Mrs. p. XV. Paulson, vided half of lots 13 and Hinblk 15, Gold < ity and of all ordinance« pa«sed by them
to those already so successfully opera Howard, th* Grant’s Pass engineer,
Gidding* and X’ining. and Mes*r*. '
relating to said water works
half pay. His health did not improve
ted. The location of the Portland who was at xvork iu the Cow Creek sec Mis*cs
con «125.
Donnelly ami Minkler were uniting th«*« Hill,
2d
It shall l> ■ the duty of said ati|*erin-
I
Mens
uulaundried
shirts
can
be
G. XX . and G A. Howard to C. XX’ Palm, tendent
after J im return anti death followed
Business College is on the corner of tions at last report.
who pienice«! out at Smith's Springs at car undi\i«l«;d
to carefully guard and keep in re
on« thir«l of lots 4. 5. 6. 17 and >, pair all of
♦
itler - ’Vi r il mouths of illness. The bought at Hunsakers for 75 cts.
Second and Yamhill streets, Portland,
ter ereek last Sunday.
the mains, laterals, or other pip**,
n blk 16. ami lots 7. * and M in blk |s: id«»« k all stop-cocks,
hydrants and other w ater At your disposal at ¡»rices that will leave nothing <»n
I*.* ■ ..-*.1 leav.-s a wife ami two chil
One of the greatest and most inter Mrs. John P«>wer*. her accomplished »0: lot> 7. 8 and 10 iu blk 52: lots 1.2. 3. 4. 5,
It is understood that the railroad Oregon, occupying the third floor of
works
fixtures
and lo sec that tin same is
dren wh • ih-.ply mourn bis loss ami a company will be sued for $10,(UK) by the building. Here the various de esting horse races for blixxl that has daughter. Mi*s Muy, and son. John Jr , left *, H. 10, 11 and 12 in blk 71; lots 1, 2, 5. 6. 11 kept in good working
and ripair. the shelves by Sej»teml»er 1st.
Having determined
12 in l»lk 7 ’., all in town of Medford; and for this |>ur|»**<* he order
I .r u i id*.' of friemlB ami acqiiaiut- the relatives of the deceased for the partments of the school are so arranged ever taken place in this state will be for XVomilaiid. Cal., on Tuesday morning, ind
may without all
after a v.isit of a month or two w ith Mr. Pow •«Hl. ?3J.3
order
of
said
council
in
*
a«e
of
an emer
¡ilic. s who hav*'untight but good to SUV killing of Wylie Cunningham near as in no way to conflict, and every the match between Senator Tongue’s ers
A. D. Helman to Emma Tolman, lami in gency incur any reasonable ex|»‘n«c
in Ashland. They have made many
that
nothing
in
the
summer
line
shall
1»<* carried over,
there
o’ him.
I . Mo ire leaves a home and Merlin several months ago. It will lie modern appointment and appliance, to "Kitty Ham"—Hambletonian stix'k
f’-iends here w ho will be glad to welcome Xshland - s6 loo acre; con. $100.
for, and at the first regular meeting of said
H
B.
Carter
and
Fordyce
Roper
to
XX'.
A.
them
back.
.■«"•lie .*! li r projmriy for his family.
reinemt>ered that youug Cunningham facilitate the rapid mental develop and Matlock’s “Alta” by Altamont
Ilrmh rson. lots 7 nn«l 8 in blk >0. Summit council thereafter, he «hall re|*ort said ex the ]»rices are marked a*cordinglv.
pense so made and the cause therefor to '
fell under the wheels and had tioth ment of the students is combined with which is to lx» held al City View Park. Messrs. XV. II. Ix‘cds and XX'. H Atkinson i< id itimi to « it y of A *h land : eon. $250.
said council for their approval. In all oth
hc«i home yesterday morning from lheir
( . c. Berkman to l> w is Shvidler, blk 67. iu er
T.i • Tr.nn’;>« Were Worsted
SATINESare on the counter at from 12.', to 20e v«l.
legs taken off aud afterward died, in the I met optical and hygienic methods. Portland. Aug. 9. There lias for a rea<
case« he shall se<'tire an order of said
northern
trit».
The
TmiNos
editor
1*
much
own of M -dforu con. $1,200.
long
time
lieen
more
or
less
rivalry
be
Public
graduating
exercises
are
held
council
to incur an expense Ireforc making
improve«] in health, uml Mr Atkinson,
The crew of the south Ixmnd pas- attempting to climb ou the moving
Ja< k*on D«’tlamay to Mrs. S. A. Bokce, lot the same.
C
ALIC(», 20 yds. for $1.00.
tween
the
Hambletonian
aud
Alta
in
January
and
June
thus
introducing
though ill a part of tiie time during his ab ». and 22 ir- t oil the west side of lot 2, in tow n
< >i,-'er t rain that arrived in .Ashland train, lieing employed as a brakeman
:;d lle-liall collect all water rates ami
to the public those who have com mont stix'k iu this state, and the com sence, i* in much better health than when • »f < entrai Point con. $450
(
’
HALLIS,
almost given awav, 20 vds for $1.00.
rents
and
ail
other
moneys
w
hich
shall
l*c
('>i- lay morning had an experience at the time.
Lewi* Shvidler to Agnes M. Gearv, lots 6, 7. mad** payable to him by any ordinance of '
pleted a business course. These pub ing race in which one of the fastest he left home
-.t n tx > or tore * traniiM who seem to
1” II. 12 an 1 13. « fid half of loi* 5 and II said council and pay the same over to the J
GINGHAM.
14 yds. for $1.00.
Those table cloths at one dollar are lic exercises will retard the routine repres-ntatives of each breed will be
E«l Herrin, s in of Hon. J. S. Hr»rin. wa* n '• blk
tow n of Medi«)rd: con. ?600
, ..n-‘ b--en . .st' ing in the neighborhood going at Hunsakers.
one of the oaso’ligers for Ashland on the ; E. I’. 67.
*
pitted
against
the
other,
will
ba
look-id
Geary to Xgnes M. G« ary. land in tp * ity treasurer, taking his receipt therefor
school
work,
as
the
sessions
continue
Fine
Bradette
DRESS GINGHAMS, 8 yds. for $1.00.
w necked train that reached Ashland early! '•’<. * r 2 w- 100 arres; eon. $800.
within ten <laya after the collection of the
■ a "pall” laetory lately. When the
Friday morning. Ed. is now employed at a |
same.
Thursday evening’s train from the throughout the year. The Capital upon with unusual interest.
• rain «topped nt («rant's Pass the
D.
H.
Miller
to
C.
XV.
Skeel,
lot
6
of
Har-
Fine Armadale ZEPHYR, 4?, yds. for $L00.
large quartz mine at Forbvst«»wn. Butte
He «hail at tiie end of each month
l o ss v. re put off aud told to stay south did not reach Ashland until 2 Business College at Salem is a suc Judge Harris, of Modoc county. Cal., county. Cal., and is home on a few days banyho subdivision in D. L. ( . No 76, tp37. du 4tli.
ring bis ineumhenev in said office, make
- r 2 w.. — 5’j arre*; con. $820.
Turkey
Red Table DAMASK, 4 yds. for $1.00.
to
tn**
city
council
a
full
nud
complete
re
Im' Umy “w.ntl'l just like to see the a. tn. Friday, ou account of the train cessful branch of the Portland Busi is at outs with the .Vi te Em newspa visit to relatives.
IL E. Baker toXX .C. No«m A Co . Portland, port of his doings in his said office and shall
ness College, each under the personal per of Alturas, as witness the following
brake n i:» th >t < mu M keep then from lieing ditched at Nord, below Red supervision
indivi Jed half «»f lots l,2and 3 in bhxk ¡9; tile with «aid rejairt. in the office of the
Mr.
(
’
XV.
Ixtgati.
the
photographer,
started
Bleached
“
“
4 yds. for $ 1.00.
of Prof. Armstrong, and from the columns of that paper: f >r the eoa*t Tuesday morning to take some <»ts 1, 2 and 3 in blk 20; lots 1 aud 2 in blk 21 :
>•: ling i:' they wanted to" and they ding, by the warping ot the rails. each complete
city recorder, all receipts of payments to I
tti
edlicatio
:al
depart
ot*
1.
3
ami
I
in
blk
1
;
lots
1.
2.
3
and
J
of
photographic
view*
<»n
the
seashore
am!
in
Everything
except
the
engine
and
the
“Some men get, shot and die; we never terv« ning points. Miss Lucas, who has been oik 2; lot* 1. 2. 3 and 4 of blk 3. Beatty addi thecity treasurer, which shall I h * his vouch- ;
were on the pia’form again when the
IN ADDITION OUR
i r« for «ueh payment«.
train pnlh 1 out. As the train w.-m last sleeper were t hrown off the track, ments and with like advantages in have. Judge Harris told us to our visiting her brother in this city for s«»mr ’ion to town ot Medford: con $500.
Sue. a. The salary amt compen«ation for
modern
ap|ioiutments
and
location.
.* ting "til into the suburbs of town, the train assuming almost a half Visitors are invited to either of the chattering teeth last Sunday that we week* past, returned t«> her home at Crescent
tile services of siiiwrintcndcni of water ,
would be disposed of in that way, if City with him.
on.th- uiak-m.-n who bid thus circle shape. Two tramps riding the
works shall be tW per month, pay al>le in the
Probate Court.
«atne manner a« other salaries are paid to i
! ir ix’-u unable to induce one of the lirakeb-ams were injured, one quite Business Colleges to judge of their be could find lead ami powder enough John Butterworth, one of the publisher* of
th*-
officers of said «-ity.
merits
by
¡israonal
observation,
as
well
“Siskiyou Telegram.” came over from
to kill us, if we made auv more horse tiie
tramps to < liiub off, pnli>*d the lx-11 seriously.
S ei . *•, Tliis ordinance shall take effect
In the mutter of the estate of Enos Huh-
Yreka la*t Saturday.
By consulting the
as
by
a
Hast
of
toe
progress
and
de
races
of
him
aud
had
him
handicapped,
and
I**' in force from and after its pa««ag<
r.i;r» and
>;>ped Hie train, at the
marriag«’ notices in another column, the •oek. deceased: petition for letter» of admni-
Don’t buy that new dress liutil you portment of the students now in
by the council and approval by th*. Mayor
and that he expected to hang for it. object of his journey w ill be seen He re stration.
. n-> t.aie giving his lramp«hip a lift have aceti those Broad head goods just school.
This proof together with the We don't want him hanged, and told turned on Tut *duy. but Mrs. Butterworth In the mutter of the estateof John E. Ross: Adopted by the eity council nt Ashland.
that 1 'i i d him on terra tirma. Start- unpacked at Hunsakers.
on tiie 22*1 day of July. lsw.
*
vast army of successful business men him so, and for that reason asked him will not join him at Yreka tor several week* I it. Wrisl.y, R I'. Mauri And W II Parker Oregon,
t ig a .- i n Engineer McCarthy next be-
Approved July 23*1. is:*0.
11. (’. Hu t..
yet.
ippraisors. Ms. E. Ross, administratrix. In Attest.,
and
women
who
have
gone
out
from
M ilton H kickv .
Mayor.
not to kill us."
Tim eighteen months old son of H.
e mi.’ th • object of th* tramjw' wrath
XVednesday morning’s south train look venture and ati|>raiseinrnt, «bowing property
the
Portland
Business
College
is
suf-
Recorder.
art i to . ..... rneU',e-i firing stones into C. Dollarliide at the toll house on ficient guarantee of the practical
«¡nite a partv of Ashland people to < olv*tin. . allied at fill I d.
Rail
Bluff
is
shipping
fruit
in
car
ex-
they exjiect to euinp lor a couple of
tr ■ ,’.>. making it decidedly dangerous Siskiyou m.mntaiu, had the first fing
of its instruction and atl- load lots to the East. Says the Cuusc: where
weeks, 'file party consisted of Mr*, («co.
Circuit Court
for til* >ngini-er ami fireman for a er of th* right hand so badly lacer eellence
A (a rd.
"The
second
car
load
of
fruit
for
the
Engle
and'laughter,
Mrs. F. Newman. Mr*.
ahth'. This was more tlrm “Me" ated on a mowing machine knife on vantages.
S.
X
’
an
l
a**«
‘
l.
Mr*.
Jas.
Chisholm
and
«laugh
season
was
packed
at
the
depot
ou
the
rsiai
ial
Term.)
Missc* Gertie X’un Ta**el and Mabel
w tld s'-oul so lie stopped the train, Tuesday of last week that the finger
19tb for shipment to Chicago. The ter,
The nn<l<*rsiune<l, who has been called the
I < Kan«' vs. I-'. M Amy atul <’. G. Rip
XX'agner. and Messrs J. S. Muller and < II.
A Boom in Blue Gravel.
I-It th* engine m charg* of the fire bad to be taken off. The machine
car
was
a
large
refrigerator
fruit
car
'V. appeal. .Iii-lginent nt lower court re- ‘ Famous < alifornm .summer I’niner," and
Johnson. Mrs. A. Johnson joins the party
man a few minutes an<l went holxi was standing in the yard and the child
who
has a well knowu reputation for good
erse<I
ami
new
trial
ontcre.1,
The dean up in the blue gravel and was packed entirely with peaches ’ to-day. having been detained by si<-kne*s.
chasing. It is reported that “Me" was playing around it and caught his claims on the Klamath river is equal . by Gregory Bros., of Sacramento. The and several others will go over the la*t of ll.c. Lew i- appellant, vs. J. G. Binlsey, work in his line, wishes to have the report
that
he
summer pruned F.. V. Carter's peach
•-|Hiiiileni. .Iu«lenient revvrv-il atnl cause
found a shot gun at a house not very finger ou the knife with the result ing the most sangnine exfxictations.' fruit was mostly purchased in Ante the week.
orchard last year denied, as he had nothing
reinamli-'i to lower < ourt for new trial.
fur away for a in in answering the stated.
(
’
apt
and
Mr*
H.
J.
Teel,
tenner
re*i»l-
nt*
Alex Marlin, plaintilt, v- .lames A. Wil- whatever to <lo with it; he did, however,
Says a Henley correspondent of the lope valley of Gen. Chipman and Mr.
Ashland, but for a y«ar or t wo pa*t li\ ing on. itefeielant. Juilenieiit for plaintitt for prune the orchard of F. H. Carter. The rep
1 ■ .--luti.i'i of one of these tramps
The big combined heading and Yreka Journal: The most substan Con*. The ear contained 850 Ixixes, , of
at San Diego. Cal . arrived here fr«nn the In!
utation I have gained in the pa*t in the line
ale! 123 attorney's fees.
call'd on i surgeon at Grant’s Pass threebing outfit belonging to Sylvester tial argument, or evidence in favor of the fruit lx>ing carefully wrapped in ter place XXednesday evening, and w ill spend
A. I. Reuter, plaintitt', v» John A. Halnev of summer pruning is well established, and
-i;ur’ iv ,.f:- r ' i>* affair b..p;x*ned and Patterson, litis lieen at work at E. B. blue gravel that we have bad yet paper and packed iu ueat Ixixes of th«* rest «»f the sumimw in Ashland. p«»> uni
Goortte M Love. Slierifl's-ale eontirmeii. no man in the state of Oregon. I claim, can
k—1 ’<> •. o ' a few shots extract««! Myer’s place this week, and has been is the clean up now Ix-iug made by alxmt 50 pounds each. The refrig sibly. <’npt. Teel is as jolly as ev«T, ami his
1 I. Renter, plaintitt. vs. Tlios. Hopw.xxl, equal me. To any person wbhing to h am
many friend« were glad to see him and his tefen-lant:-.nil to foreclose mortgage. De ! the method of summer pruning and disin
from th* < :;lf of his leg. remarking visited by a large numlier of people, the Blue Gravel Mining Co. Suffi erators
wile bark. They still think that southern eree granted .ml mortgage foreclosure an<l fecting, I will give full instructions for the
alxive
and
around
the
fruit
al tii* home ti.ae that tie- iiank’st crew some coming all the way from Central cient has lieen taken out to insure were fillet! with ice and the temper oreg«ni climate is the beat in the world.
sum of IH», or f«*r du-dnfectnig alone, $2 ;«U.
execution ordered.
to "work” th it b* *v-r struck was on Point aud th* lower end ot the valley ' about 33 j cte per square yard of iied- ature was kept remarkably cool.”
Mat-on. Hume ami Watson, plaintiff«, vs I can be found at S. B. líale»’s peach orch
I d. Morse, who was taken with pneumo
ard. where I am at work on 70 acre* for him.
Il
Messenger,
defeudunt
Slierifl
s
-ale
♦•■i train 16 l'*i■••« • fi’il iws proh.-.bly to see it in operation. Thia
1 uia at Shovel Creek Springs two or ihrec
' new style r<x*k uncovered. This ih as good a show
,
L. F \ AFtillN.
ago. is still very low-. T. E. Godfrey confirmed.
will no' attempt to run a train on simplifies harvesting very much and ing as any placer claim iu the state,
Says the Oretioniun: Mr. I*. B. is week*
Xpptii-alion
of
Sise
Peterson
to
I
mm
-
oiui
*
a
over there from here, waiting ou him.
tli.H division .ig. ’i very «.«m.
will no doubt come into use all over and is all the proof necessary of it be Whitney, of the Southern Pacific, has Ed’s father enme in answer to summons. la*t citizen of the I Hited States granted
We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons anti
but found his son improving ami left
Oregon, as it bus in California, soon.
ing t lie same old bine gravel channel 160 acres of laud out in Clackamas w week,
ith instructions to send E«i. home a* soon
F.re xt Talent
NutilW.
of the lower counties, where thou county' which is turning out some a*
hr was able to stand the trip to Oakland.
Groceries,
tobacco«,
stationery,
L ink oi ri. k it R orcbi k '.. ours.> n . >
the public generally, that we have made arrangements
l'..’.*;t: hud its first erperimi
with
«- that though he ha* grown wome ami
Bids for the saloou privilege nt the
July 29, IN.«>.
,
blank liooks, w < mm 1 and willow ware, sands have made fortunes. Several colored earth of which he has a very ( Sim
his father had been sen * for again.
th.- lir« .lelii' ti l.'Uft rii'i: lay tit lit.
high
opinion.
There
are
beds
of
red
thousand
dollars
has
already
lieen
fair
grounds,
during
fair
week
will
be
Notice
is
hereby
aivi-n
licit
the
fotlowhiK
confectionery, cutlery, crockery aud
whereby we can make the most liberal ofler ever known
Alxmt ¡1 p. »u. fire w..« ihsc.ivored glassware, fruit jars, jar rubbers and cleaned up, with more to come. An earth aud also of yellow. Wheu first
Dr. Dani Dorchester an«l wife, of XVash
awarded to the highest bidder on Aug. name«! pettier H h - liksl notice of liia inlen.
ington. D. C . were registered at the D“p«»t 9, 1890 tit 2 o'clock p. m., at t he office tion t* make i-oinmuted filial prtHif in «u;>-
m Renfro.v .V l*ell*t’s planing mill, it jelly glasses, at the R*<1 House.
taken
out
it
is
soft
clay,
but
hardens
idea
of
what
it
is
like
can
lx*
had
from
Notwithstanding our reputation
*
l«>rt of his claim, and that mid proof will be in the annals of trade.
Hotel last Suudav. Dr. Dorchester and w ife
having *l't ;mi«l g'xxl headway Wore
the fact Hint $3,0*10 was taken front ou exposure to the air. It contains are
>f the secretary at Jacksonville.
iiiade before the Judge or Clerk of the Couii-
making an extended tour of the Pa< ifi<
The usual thieving concomitants the first two lx>Xee. On the same day no grit whatever and Mr. Whitney coast,
tv
Court
of
Jackaou
County.
Oregon,
at
icing Ii. 'h’td. I'll* JHXiple worked
the R<-lerend gentleman's work bring
R obert A. M illf . k ,
has been won by kt^eping the best goods the market af
.lacksouville, Oregon, on Saturday. Septem-
hard to subdue tin1 llamvs with a bll -k- are reported as being along with Rob- ! $o90 tn nuggets, ranging from $1 to thinks it is genuine echre. Applied with the different Indian *« liools of the
Secretary.
lx-r 20, lHt*O. viz John W Million, il'oiie-
United siat'-s. In the evening Dr. Dorchrs
... l.ri,: nle supplied with plenty of wa ineon’s circus which is to show here $30, were picked up from the liedrock to wixxl surface with water it gives a ter
Mead Entry No. w.M*'.. for the SE1» ot sW1,. forded at the very lowest prices, we wish to impress this
occupied the pulpit of th«- M L < hurch.
ter from a ili’-ch running through the next Tnemlay. It seems that among and races, the day before $350 was nice coat of paint, which is removed pleaching an able ami interesting sermon to
s>., ofSE1,. aud NEE of SE'4. See. 14. Tp :ts.
See
the
free
1615
page
dictionary
m
as
intelligent
a
lot
of
people
as
will
K 2. E
iittl to vn. ami amsveded in coufining
fact upon everyone, that we are not trying to see how
picked up iu the same way. One only with difficulty. What it will do a large congregation. Yesterday morning south wiudow, and ask for u card. s. He
names the followingwltne»»e*i toprove
they
lrft
by
private
conveyance
on
the
Ash
attend
the
circus
here
on
that
day
it
th* lite <O th* planing mill, thetdd
piece found in the flume weighed 15 | ! when burne^iand ground is not known, land Linkville road for Klamath to look D. R A E. V. Milla.
«
hi« eoutinmn:« residence upon, and cultiva
would
hardly
lie
necessary
to
talk
little but how much we can give for a dollar.
skating nuk hall Imlougtng to James
ounces, and bad some quartz in it. ■ but Mr. Whitney purposes sending u after the schools on the KTamalh reservation. I
tioti of. «aid land, viz;
Janies Coakley. John I.eddikhi.Adani Led
H -im■'. th • -«tore building formerly oc alioiit the utter uselessness and folly The result is, there is not a skeptical sample to Prof. Condon, at Eugene,
1
dikin
and
Chari*«
Holmes,
all
of
Ashland,
Visiting St-hotite-
cupied oy I dent’s s ore and the butch of their attempting to "beat" the vari old timer in Cottonw<xxl township. for examination.
Tragedy at Happy Camp
Oregon.
I County superintendent of schools, C- Jackson county,
with the publishers of
er olio;., iiotii of which were also owned ous games that are usually thrown out Every one of them, no matt -r how
j«»HN II. SIH BE. Register.
(Yreka
Journal.
July
30.
|
to
catch
“
suekere."
But.
if
such
gnm*s
Says
a
Linkville
dispatch
of
July
bv Mr. If -lm«. Favorable wind and
doubtful he was before this dean up
8. Price, spent, last week in visiting
Yesterday afternoon report reached some of the numerous school districts
size, LEATHER BINDING,
h ir 1 work saved tne general merehan- games are allowed to run there always has experienced a change of heart. 24th to the Orry<mi*iu: “Ltukville is
ii-.se store of C. K. Klnni. The total more or less people to lie found who There is no longer any doubt, this in improving rapidly. Many new build here from Happy Camp, that, a China i ■ if the conuty. He did not get all
think they kuow “just bow it is done" sures us one of the Ix-et mining camps ings have >>een erected or are in course man and a China woman were badly around, but will continue the work un i
1,is tn tiie neigh lx >rb< x>d of
of erection, and several old ones are cut with knives by a bidf-bree*], as til he Ims made himself personally ac
though it may |x>ssib!y be a little but who get badly fooled only after in the state.
lieing refitted. Two large hotel build sisted by a full blood Indian, Ixith quainted with the different districts.
m >re. The total insurance. $3.40(1. they have squandered the money that
ings are projected. One by (}. W. supposed to have been intoxicated.
R nfrow A Pellet pl us- their loss at they ought to use for something else.
Mr. Price thinks that whal the ffchool
The Fruit Trails
Smith and the other by a stock com The Chinaman was reported as dead districts of Jackson county need is a MILL AT PHOENIX,
~.‘..'J«I. with insurance of S2.B0(>; Helms
Prof, fansette’s Memory System is
This magnificent book, that every family needs ami
pany,
who
intend
to
build
on
the
site
wheu
the
mail
carrier
left,
and
the
Early
Hale
peaches
aae
now
in
sea
A M.>ri is '’ere just getting m readiness creating greater interest than ever iu
re-n[>p->rtionment and to have the di
for working some barley and gram all parts of the eouiitry, and persons son, and are of good size. Shipments of the hotel which wax dost roved by Chinawoman was not expected to visions of the different districts more
no library is complete without, we are prepared to give
chopping apparatus at the planing wishing to improve their memory have lieen made every day thiB week the great tire of September last. live. The assailants entered the clearly dt fined, as the records, at pres-
Smith’s building will lx* 8Ox!kl feet and Chinaman's cabin, first stabbing the ent, are in such a condition that it is
mill. Valued at alxmt $].5*M». and this should semi for his probissima free as but have not reached their bight.
away free to every customer who makes cash purchases
three stories high, and will lie uwd as Chinaman tn the breast, then going
was imriioi: L*alx> ,V Suntli bad about advertised in another column.
Large quantities of blackberries con a hotel and store. The excavation for into a back room, and cutting the tm|M>ssible, almost, to furnish the
-.!•»» worth of Ixxits and shoes in the
clerks of tin- districts their proper
of us to the amount of $40 before Jan. 1, 1891.
Two women uml one man attracted tinue to be shipped every day, the
-.•me bnihling that they had not yet a go<xl sized crowd od the streets of demand for them keeping up well. the foundation of the last named Chinawoman in a frightful manner. boundaries where it is desired by them
Ojrotier
Fried
and
Juelice
Antenrietb
building
is
lieing
made."
removed to Ashland, aud had no m- Ashland last Thursday eveuing, the ILx'kerstuith has lieen shipping from
to make an assessment of the taxable
here yesterday afternoon for Hap property. However, Mr. Price <!<»« Of Every Description on Short Notice.
surane».; J. 8. Herrin also had some outfit claiming that they had lieen es 21» to 250 gallons per day tins week.
Marshal Boss has succeeded in left
Although a great many of these $12 1 »ietionaiies will
py Camp, and the Justice guve Con not propose to undertake the job. at
b.«>t an i shoe .«•:x'k iu the store val- pecially called upon by the Lord to
and getting confessions stable
11
ulfard
the
warrant
to
arrest
A little injustice was done J. W. capturing
mxlat .limit
luiitisured; and a go about the oonntry preaching the
present,
himself,
as
it
would
entail
a
l»a given away by us, practically amounting to a large
from the boys who have lieen burning
I’ e’laml house bad about $2.kl worth gospel on the street.. They would Hockeramith by the T idings in an barux in Salem receutly, eight, having the partiee. while Sheriff Moxley tele great «leal of work more than the sn-
of ixtnr.’H and small trinkets which have done well enough if they bad article ou the fruit shipments two lieen burned by them. The boys are: graphed to Sheriff Mike Brown, of perintendent could afford to do, con
iliscount on your purchases, our prices will l»e as low, if
tl. y Io«: in the store building; AVel- neld to the spreading of the gospel, weeks ago, when it was stated that Mr. Tommy Townsend, aged 12; Walter Humboldt county, and also scut word sidering the salary attached to his
to
Crescent
City,
besides
authorizing
Hockeramith
would
not
pay
“
partisu-
t.orn 1* .-son also lost several thousand but before they were through the
office.
not lower, than ever Wore.
Tasker, aged 13, and Dick Ely, aged 9.
f.'c'L of lumlx r that was stacked up in listeners w<tre convinced that some of lar attention" to the peach trade this They burned the barns for fuu, lieing his deputies along the Klamath river
The District Teachers' Institute, to
r tuge of the tire; the three buildings the followers of Mrs. Woodworth--the year. The T idings reporter under auxious to see the excitement of to arr.»st the guilty parties. We have be belli in Beptember, will probably
belonging to James Helms will make Doomsealers from Oakland—had es stood him to say that and so men engines making a run. It was decided been unable to obtiuu any further convene in Ashland. The county in
Books now disjdayed in our south window. Ask for a
up th.’ bahiuce of the loss, Mr. Helms ci ped from the insane asylum and tioned it, but it transpires that Mr. to give the Ixiys no punishment, being particulars, up to time of going to stitute, the superintendent proposes tn
ii zving - t'jt i insurance on them.
The underMgaed lias now for sale at the card.
hold just before the holidays.
were turned loose upon this harmless Hockeramith was misquoted, and will so young and not realizing the enorm press.
brickyards near Ashland.
j * ti’ is s'lppostd to have started city. A contribution of eggs a la contiuue to pay as much attention to ity of the crime, and they were given
the
shipment
of
p**aches
this
year
as
:oo:
fr. :u ‘li.‘ engine room of the planing rotteu would have l»een tendere»!
K?ad 1). Il A E. V. Mills advertise,
the custody of their parents for
An immense stock of wall paper,
he has in the past three, during which in
•mH from tiie fire box.
ment on this page.'
them in all probability, had they at time
punishmeut..
The
other
boys
say
that
ceilings
and
d<«aratiou8
at
Smith
A
he has done much Ly Lie oareful
It is utuiersiooil that the planing tempted to “preach" on Ashland
hired them to do the work, Doilge’e. We furnish an experienced
work to build up the reputation of Towneepd
null propri ’<>rs will replace their prop streets another niglit.
DIED,
Southern Oregou fruit. The branch paying 10 cents far on® job, 20 far paper bauger when desired. All or
erty ns they were doing a gixxl busi
another,
and
a
white
rabbit
far
a
ders
in
this
line
promptly
attended
to,
Large lot of new goods received at house of Page A- Son in Ashland,
ness mi l ha I orders ahead for a large
MOORE—In Ashland. Friday July 25th, 1»WO,
and satisfaction guranteed.
♦
aud
third.
llenis Moore. Iadov, d hiislmml of Eliza
niuulx-r <>>' fruit Ixixes. It is thought the C. O. D. Emporium in Reeser’s which he is managing now, is doing a
and father of James and Frank M.
I
lively
business,
and
pnqxisee
to
keep
A
1615
page
dictionary,
given
away
block.
The
5
and
10
cent
counters
E. It. Hunsaker is sole agent for M.sire
that their engine was only slightly
Moore, a natite of Litneriek (utility, ire
*
at D. R A E. V. Mills.
* I th* Broadhead dress goods.
, fully replenished.
* | in the business right along.
I
laud, aged 46years.
damaged.
II. VEUHTE. I
ASHLAND TIDINGS.
BREVITIES.
DR. HILLER'S
Special Prescription
Pure Blood
FARM and STOCK RANCH
C. F. BILLINGS,
Ashland, Or
$$$$ $$ $$$$$$
DOLLARS
WHEELS OF COMMERCE
E. B. III! NSAKEB
SUMMER GOODS
BARGAIN COUNTER
E. B. HUNSAKER
’s Die
tionary Free !
A $12.00
We are Now Running Our
FRUIT-: BOXES
WEEKS BROS
TILE FOR SALE!
D.R.&E.V. MILLS.