Ashland tidings., August 22, 1890, Image 3

ASHLAND TIDINGS
I
BREVITIES.
HERE AM» THERE.
PERSONAL.
OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS.
Jacksonville items.
SCHOOL FIND APPORTIONMENT.
The schools of Ashland will open on
I
Miss Agnes Gibson left for Los
N A. Jaeol»-- ami wife are iu Ashland again Monday, the 8th day of Sept., and we
County Superintendent Price has
Judge B. F. Bonliam aud family re­ this
Grant’s Pass is full of ministers tins
week.
Angeles,
Cal., where she will reside in made the August apportionment of
hope
the
attendance
will
be
as
large
as
turned to Salem August 11, after a
l’ t i* Ui y,
Atigunt 22, 1890, week.
the state and county school fund, and
residence of alxmt five years at Cal­ Dr. A (’. Caldwell is up at Soda Springs possible from the beginning. No ef­ future with her sister.
A fine fresh milch cow for sab- at cutta. India, when* Bouliam was Con­ this week.
forts are being spared to advance the
Prof. G. I. Newbury, and his Rtster, the following table gives the amount
H. S. E vhdm in in Portland on a bustnew efficiency of our sohools. There is no
I’liureh Fair.
Eagle Mills.
*
sul-General.
Hiss Hattie aud J. F. NVhite have re­ due each di«trict:
trip, this week.
DINT KI CT.
reason
why
the
people
of
Ashland
turned from a five week's sojourn at
I (l.EKK.
A three days’ fair will lx« held in the
Fair at the Presbyterian church on
A. A. Wilber, a carpenter, was Dr. S. T Songer and wife are at Shove)
Jacksonville
J. H. Buffer
l!
should not unite m making our schools Crescent City. .
Aslii'ind Presbyterian church, on th? the 2d, 1 m 1 ami 4th of Septemlier.
found l)ing dead in the roa«l lx tween creek springs this week.
iD. B. boliss
Enterprise..
as good or better than any on the!
21, :i<l ami 4th of Septemlier. The
Hillsboro
an.l
Nehalem,
in
NVaahing-
lx»gtown.
Wm.
Ray.
Rev. Walton Skipwortb receive«! a
Henry White, of Ro« k Point, was in town coiist. The teachers have been keep­
Copions showers last Sunday aft«»r-
I ulies of the church arid their friends
Frank Towne. I
ton county last Saturday, a nfie bul­ a day or two the tir*»tof the week.
telegram from Salem announcing the Phoenix
W. A. Patrick
have prepare,! a great stock of articles ti«x>n freshen»»«! up the valley very let having entered bis breast, it is Mrs. W. J. Cunningham is visiting her ing thia aim in tn mJ, and the result I serious illness of his wife at that place. Awbland .
Central
Point
M.
Purkeypile
has been careful v?ork during the last
of fancy work, etc., which will I m * on much this week.
mother at Graut's Pass this week.
Fraternal
suppose,! be was murdered.
W R. Kincaid
A
I
iter
da
patch
reports
her
some
l»et-
I Myer
term
m
te
idling,
aud
dually
in
classi
­
exhibition.
W.
B. Gray
Will Whitman, of Medfor«!, has
The lOlt-yard foot race betw«»eii W. I. Vawter, cashier of the Medford fication. Some pupils were not pro­ ' ter.
Eagle Point
|O. J. Florey
Excelh'iit meals, dinner and sapper, brought several wagon loads of water­
bank, was in town one day this week.
J m H ix kersinitb
E. G. Cameron, of Portland, and Ben
moted at the end of the last school
Mrs. Joseph S. Beach, who has been South Prairie
serve«! each day.
melons np to Ashland this week.
J. E. Potter
>. T Richardson, E sq ., one of Salem > year, which was due to the fact that [ visiting her parents, Col. ami Mrs. J. Mountain
NVmgard, of NN’alla NVidia, al Union, lawyers,
lee eream ami an entertaining pro-
! Antelope
J W. Wllev
waa in Ashland last Saturday.
Itev. Father Clark will hold services i Or., last Sat urday was won by Camer­
W. W. Wilson
the teudiers were convinced that it ! N. T. Miller, the past two mouths, < 'hiniuey Rock
gram ea-li evening.
W.W
Erb
lias
been
laid
up
for
several
W N. Wright
Willow
.>nriugH
in the Nshlaml Catholic church next on; time, ten «.»comls. The race was
Every laxly cordinlly invited.
days with*bilious fever at hL« home up the would l»e a detriment to the pupils to left for her home in Los Augeles last 1ndependeuce
.John Coleman
Sunday, Aug. 24th. at the usual hour. for u purse or $2,000.
have them undertake more difficult Monday.
valley.
Mouud
J 8. Hagry
Dardanelle«.
'E. Bryant
Tire Hest That (¡raw
S. F. Morine notifies the public that
The Grant county .Veirx thinks the Mrs. T. A. Harris and daughter < aine over work than they had last >ear. Our
Chas. Nickell aud Mrs. NV. J. Ply- Autioch
¡J. G. -Martin
Mr. NV. E. Simpson, of the firm of In- has »pul th-blacksmithing business »‘.-ircaesi-s of so many cattle :m»( horses from Mott a few day* ago for a brief -ta) iu aim is to do well what we undertake male have returned from Portland, Upper Butte
v. Downing
and then goon tx> more ad vanned work. where they have lx»en attending the Sums Creek
H. Pelton
V». E. Simpson <k Co., Tacimia, t«> ati l must have pnymmt of bills due which died last winter ami let« nn- Ashland.
W.
8. Bailey
H. Hoitinau, of Jacksonville, has been The teachers would gladly promote annual meeting of the Oregon Prese Missouri Flat
whom Mr. Galey has consigned a large him.
t bnrieil or unbnn.eil are the cause of m J. Lshland
..ID. P. Brittain
Wagner Creek
two or three day- during the all pupils year after year, yet that is a
quantity of |x*a<-h«*s t his summer, was
Ass< x-iation.
Ashbury Beall
Mount Pitt.
Col. Scobie, who returned from San , the scourge of diphtherin iu «hfferent past week.
condition of affairs that, has never
¡Samuel Furry
. North Phoenix
III btwii yeH'er>lay, Having «i>meout to Fram-isco last Siimiay. brougiit twelve parts of eastern < )regou.
Henry Loftus started hack to Lake county lieen realized in a good school, and
Mies
Martha
Cardwell,
one
of
the
I
Rock Point___
Ben Havmond
free the Ashland orchards and make more men up for the stone work m
iB. F. Pearl
At. Portlaud last Monday, iu the last Saturday, hi> w ife and litiie« hildren go­ t herefore we look forward to the near­ most charming Htid popnlur youug RlenHAiit Creek
arrxiigeiirenls for further business Cow creek canyon.
ing with hiiu.
I Uniontown.
Wm
(’auieron
swamp land case of McUonnaughy vs.
est approximation to this ideal. But Indies of Sams valley, has beeu iu I Flounce R< h k
' Thus. Whelpley
here. Replying to the inqttiry of the
('. N Fuller, who is now mining on er on in order to hasten the time for such Jacksonville the past week, the guest Piairie
Pennover,
up
on
a
re-hearing.
Judge
..!<). P McGee..
The county «»oiirt solicits bids for the D>»a»ij rendereil a division in conform- Beaver ( reek in Hskiyou county, ha.* bevu
I iionon reporter as to what the Taco-
Unity
H. L. Cooper..
results, parents must do their part m of Mies Genevive Moore.
m.i
think of the | -jucli«*.! contract to Ixxird the county po*»r; ltv with th«» previous one. restraining in tow ii thi* week.
Higginbotham .
Green Mountain
lending
pupil*
to
habits
of
study
and
Foot
s
Creek
•N.
Hosmer
Sue
rw iv d from here. Mr. Simps >n said; eli;irges «luring the coming year,
M. Maver, the tailor, who ha.l been it)
Louis H. Plymale has completed a
the
state
Ixianl
of
laiul
commiasionere
application.
Much
of
the
success
jH.
E. Ankeny :
Herllugville..
returned
i
New
York
for
al>out
two
months,
i
“B«-youd all question, California or atlvertieenieiit in another «»lurnti.
course
in
stenography
ami
type
writ
­
Creek
!Geo. HotTman
from issuing till».» to certain lands.
to Ashland a few days ago.
that will attend the efforts of our ing at the Portland Business College, Thompson
any other country to the contrary
Woodville.
GF Schmidtleiui
Early Crawford peaches are go
iScott Morris
Last Sit unlay, the Oregon weather Mr*. U. K Frank, of Medford, and Mrs. I pupils and teachers will depend upon an«l uow boliis a position at Hudson's Meadow >.
not ait l.stauding, Ashland p.-.u-ires are ing pretty lively this week, but the
Morgan,
of
Eugene,
were
up
at
’
olestin
a
daj
the
regularity
and
kind
of
habits
that
Rogue
River
T. A. Newman
bureau t«-i>-grnplied the following to or two the first of the week
tin* finest that grow.”
wholesale gun store in Portland.
Siskiyou
<. D Judd
heaviest packing »ill lie over by nest
Such an nnquahtre I verdict from a week, A large shipment w ill Is* made the Chief Signal Officer at Washing­ Mrs W. E. Dean and little children, of the pupils form outside of the school
BiowuslMiro.
\\ m. (Terril!
Capt.
A.
P.
Ankeny,
of
the
Sterling
room.
This
is
a
matter
over
which
Bridge
Point
bin
relative
to
th«»
condition
ol
the
i- «¡er who ha.-» handled pem'lres from next Monday.
Grant’s Pa.*s. are \ isiting the lady’s father, teachers have no control, and in which mine, was taken seriously ill the past North Sum’s Valley Wm. Herriutt
A.
H. M«»ore.
i»r<-ps:
“
Harv«*sling
ami
threshing
th«« I k - ri orcl.tinla in America is tue
» laihorue Neil, on Neil creek.
| .South Butte
\\ . P Fa’-low
The Presbyterian church fair, which continue excellent, lieports as to the W. M. Gilroy came out from Sahin last ! they can i<*nch only by precept and ex­ I week, and »-as threatened with soften­ J’orest «'reek
kind of testimony to eneoarage or-
A.
M. Sturges.
..., J.
is to Ix-gin Sep. 2d, and last three yield nnd quality «»me iu from all Saturday, on a business trip, and to S|*end a ample and then trust to the interest ing of the brain; he wns Liken to Table Rock
March
•hard planting here.
Portland
for
hospital
treatment.
of
parents
to
supply
their
part
of
the
Trail
('reek
F.
X
Musty
I
days, will lx< an unusually pleasant sections. The state, ns a whole, will day or two at Ashland and Talent.
Frontier.
(».
W,
Reynold*
training.
The
<hrectors
have
fixed
event.
Extensive
preparations
hav«>
have
as
good
if
not
better
crops
than
Res
H.
A.
Barden
and
wife,
of
Medford.
.
The
many
friends
of
Mrs.
N.
Lan-
I
Emit tilling this Wivk.
l«oue.
. ..
F G’. Ayers
tuition fee for non-resident gell, who is iu Portland at G«xxl >< heillehn.
haN e be. ii the guests of Rev F. K. Van' the
ever before."
Fred Otten.
T»»> value of the frilit trade to the been made for it.
fassel and family in Ashland this week.
pupils at five dollars ¡>er term for the Samaritan Hospital, will l»> pleas»«! to 1 Med fonl .
I. I.. Hamilton.. 11.3b
Mr. France, recently of the milling • At Albany last Sunday afternoon
|ieopl«* of Ashland even now liefore
J. C. Hannah.
43
;-------- :--- ------ :11.. j Devinger Gap
Harry Scherrard, tlie sut»erintendei)t of High nnd Grammar hc I kmi I and three I 1----- •«...» _«...
\ an der Hellen 265
flie young orchards lune come into firm of Davis X l-'ram-e, of M«xlford NVni. Und«-rw«x>d got iuto au alterca­ the stamp mill at (.old Hill, moved his dollars per term for the other grades. learn that she is improving rapidly, Liberty
< haparral.
....
H.
A.
Cryder
ami
will
scam
lie
able
to
return
home.
general liearing may la* appreciated ami Phoenix, is up on Puget Sound, tion with Pete Montgomery at NV. C. family to that place from Ashland this . We are glad to I m * able to offer to non­
Round Top
A. W Cormack
fr.>in an observation of the shipments ami is contemplating building a tlonr- Cassel’s brick van!. wh«-re lx»th meu Week.’
W. G. Holmes
Olive Rebekah Degree Lixlge No. Cove..
resident pupils the coming school
of fruit uow Iwing made. Stnp|iere mg mill at Fairhaven.
are employ«»«!. Montgomery w»»nt into Mr. and Mrs. (’. N Potter and daughter, of year good school advantages ai such 28, of Medford, entertained Mrs. M. North Trail ('reek S. P. Oliver
South
Wagner
Creek.
<;.
N. Bunce
Salem, ratne out to Ashland again, and Mr. :
reported y ester,lay that that day's
W.b. Fitzgerald
Services in the Pri'shyterian Church his tent and lay down. Underw<xxl l*olter ha* hevii out at Lak< \ivw on land low rates, and it, is hoped that many E. Kellogg, P. G. of Columbia No. 3, Gold Hill
still ment brought SltMMI to the town, next Sabbath Ixitb morning ami ev«-n- got a pistol, followed ami shot Mont­ busineaa.
I A. W. Shearer
will avail themseives of these privi­ Portland, last, night. Several of the, Steamboat
Deski us
J no. clement*..
l'nink what it will lie when the hun­ iug. Subjects: “Prevailing Prayer" gomery i»i the breast, the ball ranging
High and Grammar i inetnliers of Ruth No. 4, also, were Soda
Mrs.
Eddings, w ho hasl»ec!i routined ’ leges. Our
Springs
J. D. William*
dreds of young orchaids come into full
downward, and it is thought, lixlged to the h(»u*e b»r several months, was able to ' schools will occupy the Normal school present, and all ba«l a most, pleasant (.all’s Creek
S. G. lutu reiiec.
bearing. At the prices paid for peaches in the morning, and "How to Sweeten iu the lung. He is resting easy. rideout la.*l Monday for tile first time since ' building, where the facilities for do­ time.
Wimer..
M S. Wakeman
a
Bitter
Life,
”
in
the
evening.
her
illness.
Laurel
J. M. BlHck.
Unilerwmxl escaped and is at large.
this season, 2 to3 cents per |iouiiil on
ing good High school work are all
Ix>ng Branch.
The
subscriptions
to
the
Medford-
J.
A Houston ..
tiiotreee, a matured peach tree, with
The Altamont bl«xxl won the victory I'll«- police offer a rewar«! for his cap­ George IVniiehnkvr starts to-day or to­ that could be desired. We have no
Big Butte
J. B. Edsall.
Jacksonville short line are being paid Ixist
morrow for Chehalis, Wash., for a visit with
2i'lt3 I'M poiindsiof fruit upon it would in the race at the Portland Park last ture.
Creek.
J. F. Ditsworth.
his brother, John, who has been there for ! hesitancy in saying that young ladies in and the prospect for connection
yield the grower §1 to §12 for the crop. Saturday l»etweeu Alta and Kitty
and gentlemen, who want to prepare with the main line has assumed at
some months.
A
Tacoma
dispatch
of
Saturday,
T his means ou income of from $400 to Ham. This pleases th«» many admir­
Public School Money.
R. f. Black nk ood was up from Phoenix for a university course or for the liiBt a taugible form.
“Frank Gatzer and E»lwin
to §1200 an ikw for the (teach or­ ers of the Altamont st«x-k out this way. says:
the first of the week. He report* grain county superintendent's examinations
Mo*>re,
sons
of
respectable
parents,
At
the
request
of County »School Su­
chards. This sounds marvetons. buta
Top* turni'igout well down in the Phoenix will find all the advantages here at
Hon. NV. H. Parker, who was to
The K. of P’s. will have a big time went hunting last Thursday for grouse. • nrighi»orhood.
’
perintendent Price, attention is callee!
gì««! crop and good prices siiow just at Mott, Cal., to-morrow, the «lay of Gatzer
have
returned
home
to-day,
has
writ-
home
that
they
could
reasonably
ex
­
dnl not return home, am! was
such returns.
< utility < lei k <' K. Uhanslor, of Josephine pect by going to a sch<x>l at a dis­ t«*u from «San Francisco saying that he j to the following provisions of the
the gr:-nd anniversary ball and banquet not seen until to-day, though young comity,
w ns oil Tuesday morning s train, go- 1
of Eagle ("iff Lo«lge of the order. M«x»re came back the same night. His ing to Shovel creek springs, lor h *tay of tance at increased expense for board will lx* alisent some time louger., school laws of Oregon:
and tuition. Pupils who have not 1 lie brother has lieeti much benefited
( umh I Picture of Ashland.
three
or
four days.
*
Several officers of the California graml actions wen» suspicions and he said be
S ec . 42. Districts shall not lie en­
Mi** Kat} \anDylle, of Medford, started yet been examined or who have uot by the trip.
Mr. E. Moore, the artist who is here lixlge will lx- present.
did not know what had lx*come of bis
titled to their proportion of the school
yet
received
their
promotion
certificates
last
Monday
for
San
Francisco,
to
enter
up-
for the pur(»--e of making a birdseye
Rev. J. It N. Bell, of the Educational funds at the disposal of the county
Rev. 'V. S. Harrington, of East companion that he bail left him in <»u a course of study in one of the husiues» will meet the principal at the Normal
v lew of t lie city, has alM>iC completed Portland,
the wtxxls. To-day young Gaizer's college* of that city.
Compendium, Roeeburg, with his school superintendent unless they
a
nephew
of
D.
Walrad,
of
school
building
on
Thursday
or
Fri
­
his sketch for the lithographer, ami this place, was visiting the latter last laxly was found in a patch of timber
wife, atteuded the Press Association, shall report to him by the first Mon­
k'rank Brandon hss gone to Medford to day, September 4th and 5th.
has made a picture which from all NVedm-sday, nnd Mr. an.l Mrs. NN’alrml near the city. H<* had lx»en shot aud make
and immediately after started East for day of March of each year, and shall
ti»»ur in the roller mill al that place. 1
P. A. G etz ,
that can lx* judge I by a sketch of
p
re-
his
head
terribly
.-naugl»*«!.
It
is
Frank is a gotsi miller, and has had experi-1
a
two months visit at their old home have had a school taught in their dis­
went down to Grant’s Pass with bilu.
Prin.
tins kind, will show a handsomer town to
sume«! that the boys quarreled over »•nev with tue roller process.
trict of one quarter's duration in each
m Virginia.
atteud
the
conference.
than any of the lithographic views of
the game and that Mm»re shot him. Uorlies Merritt, formerly of the T idings ,
year; provided, that the entire school
Mrs.
P.
D.
Hull
and
family
will
Farnrem Institute-
any of the towns of the state. Such
At the regular meeting of the Ash­ He has lxx»u arrested. The boys were now with the printing and publishing firm
funds received annually by each
of I’easlee Bro,*.
< o., hast Portland, is vis­
leave
for
Astoria
next
Saturday
to
II picture of Ashland will lie worth land Buihling and Loan Association neighbors.’’
The following is the program of th«* permanently reside there. Mrs. Hull school district from the apportion­
iting friends in Ashland this week
much to the town and valley as an ad­ last Monday » veiling, three loans were
Farmers’ Institute, to lx» held in lias lived in Jacksonville many years ments of the five-mill county school
State Superintendent of Schools, E.
Miss Nellie Russell, who had been at her
vertisement to the world of what is made, one of §.’121 at. 38 months advance
mountain ranch in the Siskiyous for a week (Irimt’s Pass, August 28 and 29, Thurs­ aud leave, many warm friends here tax and the irreducible state school
B.
McElroy,
has
receiv«,!
the
appoint
­
being done m Southern Oregon; ami interest, one of $253, at 25 months ad­
fund made by the several county
or so, returned to town Wednesday, ill day am! Friday of next week:
w ho wish her continued prosperity in school superintendents shall be ex­
with views of some of the handsome vance interest, ami one of §278 at ment of member of tlie International w ith bilious fever, but is batter to day.
790
p . m .
Educational
Committee
for
the
United
her
new
home.
residences and business bl<K-ks around three months advance interest.
hausted within and during the year for
!>. 1>. H. Yeager came iu from Jenny
States, representing specially all of th«» creek
Tuesday. He reports that ( ol. Hili Music, “Queen of the Valley,”. .Choir.
Hie margin, as such pictures are
Dr. NV. Jackson, of the Grant’s Pass which such apportionments are made
T.
E.
Gtxlfrey.
who
is
still
in
Oak
­
Pacific
coast
states
and
territories.
Address
of
welcome
.........
li.
A.
Booth,
is
suffering
from
intiammatory
rheumatism,
usually gotten up, the picture will In­
Cal., heipmg nurse Ed. Morse, There are six members for the United amt has gone to Shovel creek springs for ltafqtonse................ Pres. B. L. Arnold. marble works is placing in position and shall lie expended for school pur­
ane which tiu* citizens of Ashland will land.
poses only; provided further, that no
r«-por:s
that Ed. is improving very States, lix-ahsi as follows; One each treatment.
Clarionet solo, (selected) Dr. VanDyke. this week a handsome double cabinet
take prult» m sending to their friends slowly, and
Rev T. P. Boyd, wife and little babe ar­ The value of home life to the farmer, monument over the grave of J. NV. part of the five-mill county school tax
there
is
talk
of
semling
for
the
New
England
st:ites,
the
in distant regions. It is to t>e hoped
Worley at Brownsloro. The materia) and I he irreducible state school fund,
rived Ttiesda\ morning from Cottage Grove.
Hou. II. B. Miller. is
that a large number of the views will him to Minnesota to r«-n ain till win­ Middle st ales,the Southwestern states, Mr. Boy«! i* attending conference al (¡rant’s
Rutland Italian, aud the design is hereinbefore mentioned, shall be ap­
ter,
as
s«x»ii
as
he
can
stand
the
trip.
two
for
the
Mississippi
valley
and
Discussion
............
Prof.
H.
L.
Benson.
Pass,
and
Mrs.
Boyd
is
visiting
her
parents,
*>e ordered and sent abroad.
plied in paying for school sites or the
\lr. G<xlfrey may go with him.
Western states, and one for the Pacific Mr.aJid Mrs. J. H. Russell.
Music, “The Sea Hath its Pearls," unique aud elegant.
building or completion aud seating of
coast
states.
The
work
of
this
com
­
Choir.
U.S.
L>man.
editor
of
the
“
Pacific
Ex
The
death
of
NV.
L.
Walker,
of
Jhe
KeOer than a Steam Fire Engine
Al. Martin, son-iu-law of 11. C. Dol- mittee will embrace the preparation of pre*-,” of Portland, has been in Ashlaud 1
school houses ready for occupancy;
Music,
Syrian
Song
.....................
Choir.
firm
of
Staver
A:
Walker,
of
Portland,
I
provided further, that a new district
witiiin the past week m the interest of that
Cap; Merrick called out a detach­ iarhide, has a g«sxl horse of ruutiing all educational exhibits for the United paper,
ie a public calamity and the agonizing : shall not lie required to have a school
and also to collect data for historical Dairying iu Southern Oregon.
ment of his hose company last Monday st<x-k which be brought down from States to be placed in the World's sketches
A. A. Allsworth. grief of his wife and only sou, radiates as aforesaid for the space of one year
of Southern Oregon.
evening: and made a ti>st of the tire Tacoma several weeks ago, and is fair to b«» lielil in Chicago in 1892 an<l
exercising
<»n
th«»
track
up
at
the
toll
Horace Fare* c’l, of Albany, a brother of Disctiesion..................... .1. E. Seyfurth. out from the home circle into the ! from the date of its organization.
liydruuts under the pressure of the
1H93.
Mr*. H. Fal low, of this place, is \ ¡siting his . Cultivation iu connection with fruit labyrinths of business life, where conn-j When a district has forfeited its school
new water system. The tire hose was lions««, preparatory to entering some
relative* iu Ashland, thi* week, and with
culture....
... A. H. Carsou. try enterprise and generosity have money no recourse whatever shall lie
;
of
the
races
at
Central
Point
next
Peter
the
poet,
editor
of
the
Litik-
Me**r* H. Farlow and E. M. Miller took a Discussion..
attached to the hydrant at the plaza I mont h.
....... S. B. Galey. made the name of this great firm n had to obtain the same.
i ville .S'lnr. took a trip out to Fort trip over the Siskiyous yesterday.
corner, and w ith a strong wind blow­
Hop culture.
.... J. S. Denise. household word. In sincere sympa­
Prof T. II ( raw ford, principal of th<* I'ark 1 »isenssion.
ing against it, a stream was sent at
Messrs. .1. J. Murphy and Wm. Har­ Klamath recently, and remarks: “It
thy with the bereaved family a host of
J. Ii. Anderson and brother of Big
street
school,
iu
Portland,
accompanied
b\
is
true
that
Fort
Klamat
h
looks
Very
least twenty feet higher than the Hag ris are preparing to opeu a butchering
his niece. Mis* Mina Smith,of Portland, and Music, "My Cottage Home”... Choir Southern Oregon record the wish that Butte, brought to town yesterday a
|s»ie.
the pole is 9* feet high, the business iu Ashland, in the old shop dismal in its abandonment. Its ruins Mi** Gussie Le<'amp of < alifornia, were vis­
he may rest in peace in the beautiful wagonload of baskets which they bad
2: p . m .
waler was emt 1211 fi-et high. The facing the bridge, now the property look storm swept and still haunted by iting the family of Sir Luark, in Ashland, |
Riverview cemetery, while fadeless made last winter. The baskets are
last week.
the
shadow
of
the
gloomy
wings
which
Music,
“
The
Cloud"
.....................
Choir.
test was entirely satisfactory, and it is of Nichols Bros. The shop has been
Howers bloom in beauty o’er bis grave, made of white oak and vine maple, and
Proctor's
economy
has
wafted
over
the
Sugar
...........................
Prof.
P.
II.
Irish.
T (>. Andrew*, formerly of (hr Ashland
certain Hint with just the right kind renovated ami re-paiuted, ami the new
and softest zephyrs breathe m solemn I'«>k as if they were durable as well as
Mills, now in cliargeof the hnishim: Discussion.
of a mizzle for the purpose, and on a firm expects to begiu business wit hin frontier." |Things may look that way Woolen
iepartnn nt of the new mills at Salem, wa­ I ni|H>rtance of studying th«* r«x>ts of sympathy through the whispering neatly made.
out
at
Fort
Klamath.
Peter,
lint
every
­
calm day, a stream of water may lie a week or two.
two or three day* this work. He
thing looks lieantiful at Fort Vancou­ in to#n
plants............... Col. Geo. B. Curry. 5 >liage above, a last sad requiem.
Salem, aud -ays the new mill i- doing «
sent J30 to 151 feet high by the pres­
People who have lieen out iu the ver, where Co. K. 14th Inft., U. S. A., a like*
good business.
Dim-ussion............................. T. P. Lee.
Go to our store, east, side of Plaza
sure on the hydrants at the plaza. mountains alx»nt the Lake of the
JmkMinvillr Rxilnxut
jor paints, oils, varnishes, brushes,
M F. Price, Sr., n \ ho ha* been touring Pure bred Hambletonian the best
This Ix-ats a steam engine, and if the Wixxls say that there are not uearlj (erstwhile at Fort Klamath) is now
Again there 18 prosp««et of the pro- artista'materials, anti wall aud build­
the -tatr of Washington during the
general pur|H>e«* horse for the farmer.
fire apparatus be adequate and always so many huckleberries in that region stationed iu the arduous service of through
past two months or *o, returned to Ashland :
Dr. F. NV. VanDyke. p«««*<l railroad lx*tween Mtxlford aud ing papers. Estimates made on paint­
in order. Ashland will have the liest this year as last, but in some other standing up to be counted, to swell !ast Sunday, ami will *r»end some time her«
Jacksonville being built, it is said.
tire protection, as well as the purest places the crop is reporte«! larger than the numbers iuto the "consolidation" before starting southward on hi* regular Discussion..................... C. NV. Kahler. A party of six responsible men of ing, paper hanging, interior deoora-
Music, “Th«* Royal Rose"...........Choir.
i tions, etc.
ami Best water supply of any town in last year. The lx»rnes are ripening figures of the policy that is uow ruling trip through Southern ( aliiornia
Corvallis and Oregon City have pro
the war department. You must re-
E vans ,t B kcnk , Ashland, Or.
7::kl p . m .
T. () Andrew* reports that there are son
I iregon.
i later this year than last.
posed
to
construct
a
standard
gauge
memlier, Peter, that these isolated oral former Ashland boy* n»>w at ’•’alcm
M
usic,
“
May
Morning,
”
...........
Choir.
I
*anford
Marsh
i*
then*
working
in
A
W.
road,
«»quip
it
and
have
it
in
operation
This is late for last year's apples, posts in the Indian country are dis­ Scott’s planing mill. < barley Gtiunusoii i- Economic Entomology: Remedies for
Boxen
Tire Aslilamt Seluxdx
by Jan. 1st next; and enter bonds to
but G. F. Billings has at his office tasteful to the West Point aristocracy ••mployed in the strain lauudry. Maurice
The
Sugar
PiueD<x»ri
Lumber Co.,
injurious
insects,
•ft re trustees of Ashland Selxxil Dis­ several specimens of Yellow Newtown that »•on1deBceuds to wear epaulets and Howell is working in the w<x>len mill.
keep it. iu ofieration for at ieaal. two
Prof. F. L. NVasliburue. jeara, if the citizens of the two plac«»H of Giant's Pass, will sell boxes this
♦.rict. iti preparing for tlie coming pippins which were put away iu his draw a salary from the government.
Mr Frank Kr-terson and family recently Discussion............... E. K. Anderson.
will give them a cash bonne of §20,00*) year much cheaper than ever before.
M*h<x>l I y »ar, fomiti that tlie pnblic apple bins last fall ami taken out And, then, our great standing army arrived from Montr-ano, Waah . ton-side in Department
of domestic economy at upon the completion of the road. Be sure to see their I sixes and get pric»«e
Hebool _ ) iii.'dmgs Wollld lx> miuleqiiate sound and solid last week. Southern looks so much lietter when it is run Ashland. They arc related to J. M I.nark,
the etale agricultural college.
The gentlemen, or some of them, have from them liefore placing orders.
U> accom tn< date the nil ml x»r of pupils Oregon apples can't be beaten either together. And if there are uot at ¡»nd are living in one of Mr Luark s dNiri
ling house* for the prr-cut. Mi Kesterson
Miss
M.
NVarren.
been out looking over the ground,
who will jx» enrolled, ami concluded iu flavor or keeping quality.
least four companies together the returned to Montesano la*t week on a bust
For Sale Cheap.
I »iscussion.
i. u«l they say they are ready to begin
Io lense a |»or; loo of the normal school
captains can’t play a game of whist nrss I rip.
Fruit
aud
the
farmer
’
s
home,
A
Miss
Lou
Thurlow,
the
little
nits-«»
wind
mil)
and tower complete
work at once, upon the proffer of the
baihling, if pl SHlble. Tire trustees of
with their peers, dont you see.|
Rrv. S. S. < aid well, who with his family
J. D. NVhitman. bonus u | k > u a cash basis. Jackson­ with 12 ft. wheel mid deep
, well pump:
__
I has I m en spending several weeks in Ashland,
be normal school «included Wednes- of Mrs. I). Wilson, who lived with Mr.
(
and M re. Wilson in Ashland a year or
start* this week lor Humboldt county, < al.. 1 »iei-nssion.
ville people think they cau siiceee<l in also reservoir for water. Al) nearly
afteriio»>ii
to
leas*-
to
the
district
a
41
The Excursion 1st a
w h**re hr will take tiir pastorate of one <>i Music, “Hunter's Glee,”.
Choir. raising the amount.
new and in first class running order.
ri <>f th«* building, as solicited, at t wo but went to her parents' home m
Presbyterian churches. Mrs. Caldwell
I
Portland some months ago, was visit­
The Ashland party who had been nt the
Enquire of Smith A- Dodge at furni­
»
iMiminal
rent
of
$100
for
the
and
childn
ii
will
remain
in
Ashland
for
a
th«
ture store.
ing her relatives ami friends in Ash­ (JrPMoent City H. B. Carter. F. H., short time yet.
Important Mining Enterprise.
(ìohl Hill Notes.
srh m .4 year.
■>. is a fortunate thing for the land agiiiu recently, going home alone Carter and family. Geo. B. Landers! Miss Etta Judge has gone to Chico, (’al.,
Less
than
two
mouths
ago,
the
T
id
-
|
Ti ' aehools, for the rooms were by NVtxlnesday evening’s tram.
and family, E. V. Carter and wife and and taken the place of her sister. Miss Ma­ isos tioteil the fact that San Francisco
The late thunder showers were
Lndiee your B|>ecia attention is in­
pnbli ? xrwded
others returned home last Sunday. mie. in the teii’graph ofliee nt that place. capital had been interested in "pros-■ rather limited m their extent, but were
last
year,
and
some
of
the
John
Bays,
of
the
railroatl
firm
of
vited to the muslin uuderwear at
overci U the south building were to-
Mt** Mamie came to Ashland last week, am) ì
At
least
ail
of
them
but
E.
V.
Carter
Rajs
Jeffreys, went back to Cow
Hunsakers.
*
will *prnd some time at home l»rfor taking pectitig the Trombly mines on Ander­ quite refreshing.
nxtiuH
ior use. and have lieen con- creek from San Francisco, iiiHt Sat U r- and wife and Fred Carter, who left the ! anot her po-itioti, a* her h» alth has not l.ecn son creek, about seven miles north­
tally nn ftt
The
little
eon
of
Walter
Dnngee,
of
others
this
side
of
Grant's
Pass
and
at the best for some time.
(>.*i
»
sanitary
point
of
view
Remetnlier
that
we
carry
a
large
and
west of Ashland. Last week the re­ this place, v^as severely bitten on the
day, ami has eucceeded iu securing
ilemne«)
started for Crater Lake, expecting to
well selected stock of furniture, also
Alfred Gallon, editor of the Benicia. < a!.. port was published that Dr. James
on aecou it of hick of ventilation, by several more gangs of Chinamen, prolong their trip some two weeks.
face and urine by a fierce dog, a short picture frames and mouldings, chro-
New
ErH.'
wn-
in
Ashland
last
FridaN
He
kiw
of
’
tiecity
health
Imard,
Braden
had
Imnded
his
mining
prop
­
though not as many as he wanted.
the pliysi«
I»'i'll at .<i-*on w ith hi* wife on a trip of
time since. The savage brute was mos, arteotypee, oleographs; a large
body else who lias visited Sisson A Crocker have sent most of
A party composed of I). R. Minkler, had
ami by eve
recreation, and came over the mountains to erty at Gold Hill to California or I killed "Without further preliminaries.
7
>>v
were
full
of
children,
John
R.
Norris,
Fred
Wagner
and
invoice of oil paiutings just rac’d.
view
the
si*kiyoti
scenery
ami
catch
a
Eastern
parties.
The
particulars
are
the
loose
gangs
to
NN
’
aslnugton,
to
them when
new arrangement, the
of (hegon. Like most <\rrybodN learned this week, and it transpires
Messrs. Ed. Roswell and Charlie t Call and see tie, S mith At Do due . *
Under th«-
i work on the railroads iu «.-ourseof con­ Horace Hicks left Ashland last Satur­ glimpse
rise, he was charmed with this town and
day morning for Cherry Creek, out. I valley.
Ingh »-hool a a. T.
grade struction in that state.
that some of the heaviest capitalists Rue, formerly of California, have
Ti the grammar
d
Large lot of new goods received at
near Klamath lake, intending to spend
of California have been interested iu rented Dr. Braden’s quartz mill and the
«ill lx- quarter, -. nl
si .'n
.'•> th«
th. ’ '
”
O. D. Emporium in lteeeer's
Mr. Newbaner, a representative of two weeks in the hoj)e|ess effort to ex­ Prof. G. M. Miller, of Portland, who was the mines.
mine near this place. These gentle­ block. The 5 and 10 cent counters
building, and at each
eneli « ,
J”, th«» Oregon City fruit ami vegetable
several lime* candidate for Congress on the
terminate the grizzly bear, mule deer, prohibition ticket, and fora time editor of
The mining property known as the men are making preparations for act­
buildings there will lie
lx- a <■ «.
*
canuery, was in the valley this week,
“Pacific Express,” the prohibition pa Knott ledge line been bonded by Dr. ive work, and we shall hear the thun­ fully replenished.
each of tlie prim., ry', s«*eomlarj
111 l«x>kiug for fruit of any kiml that salmon trout, gunte and mosquitos in the
per.
has
gone
to
San
Joaquin
county.
Uni
,
that
part
of
Oregon.
Another
party
Gi
n.
Allen
Wood,
receiver
of
the
U.
der
of
their
stamps
iu
nlsMit
a
week.
Braden
to
the
Haggin,
Tevis
compauy,
i
te r-ia diate grailes. as heretofore.
H-sume the duties of a professorship in
wouhl lx-ir shipment to the cannery. started for the same camping ground to
S. land office nt Susanville, died on
the San Joaquin < ollvge, near stockt<»n. He of San Francisco, for §40,000. The Success to them.
T be high M-h.wd coura»*, now!»
11« did not succeeil in buying any,
his wile were on last Saturday morn conditions of payment are §5,000
the 29th.
arrange«! by Prof. Getz, will be up i i however, th«« prices for fresh fruit be- on Monday. It. is composed of G. F. , and
The Fitzgerald Brothers, of Sam’s
Billings and his son, Ralph, A. 1). Hel­ ing s train.
down (which has lieen paid), $15,000 Valley, and Arthur Fitzgerald, of thi8
Ilia higia*e* stand ird of public high
X grxxl enough this year to demand
Prof. J. S Sweet arrived in Ashland last at flie end of six mont hs and §20,000
eli.x.l gr; d«‘ in th«» state, and it is saf>> \* . Gibing at gix*«l prices for the con- I ! man and his eon, (). O. HAlman, T. K. Tuesday,
(dace, have taken a contract for cutting
en route from Wisconsin to Santa
Bolton and George Walswortb.
to say that no t«>wn in Hie state will '.'' -> ¿.t the northward.
Notice
Rosa. Cal. He has been engaged to teach in at the end of twelve mouths.
and delivering one hundred cords of
Mr. M. C. R,sit came up from San wood for Roswell A- Rue. They begin
Mr.
.Jackson, wife and little, the Santa Ro*a high school during the com
have belter gradeil, lietter managed sutnei
ing year, beginning next Monday. He ha* Francisco recently to take the man­
and Ix-tter taught, public e«-b<x>ls than
Sheriff Bty«laoy returned last Friday son returned home Tuesday after a been
t heir work this week.
visiting the home of hi* parents, nt
JA> KXONVILLK, OR.. Aug. 18, IS',10
will l><- round in Asblau.i during the from Klam.
R i | m . u , Wisconsin. Prof. Sweet has taught agement of the miues. The quartz
baying in bis stay at Coles! in.
Scaled projtovHls will be rc<eiN<-<i at the
null
about
two
mile6
from
Gold
Hill
Mr.
NV.
Vogeli,
from
Trail
creek,
who
in
the
Ashland
school*
a*
principal
of
the
«■omilig year. No high school or pri­ ciwbxly Chas. ’4«^'
office of the uudersigned, in .Jacksonville,
Messrs. N. H. Clayton and Walter
school* and president of the norm >1 station has lieen put in order, and will is uow stopplug at the Union Hotel, is Oregon, no to noon on
vate acrideiiiy will offer lx*tter «qqior- arrested near Fo ’• HlamHth.on charge E. Gore and their families, Mrs. E. E. public
school, for a number of year*, and leaves
lie started up next week, with Harry preparing to remove to this place for
l unities for students w) io wish to pur- of having driven a ^7,.un‘l cnlf
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER d. Js'H).
Gore. John Gore and Mrs. Ella Wort­ with a good record.
r
Sherard as superintendent. There the winter.
sm- the high scliixd or college prepar­ louging to Polk .«VOhews over to man, who had lw‘en camping out at
For the care, inaintenancc. nursing, cloth
S. C Bench, publish,er of the Lakeview
atory Course.
Klamath county with bw when be Buck Lak»» for a couple of weeks, “Examiner,” accompanied by his wife ami are 700 tone of rock now on the dump,
The school at Gold Hill was opened ing, toba< co, ineiiiciues an<! medical attend
mice of county pauper*, and the class kuown
went o«lt there with Ins > •»««•: > a short returned to the valley last Saturday. mother, went to Portland to attend tlie an and the ten-stamp mill will be kept <>n Monday last under the efficient as
“state paupers,' for the period of one
nnai
meeting
of
the
Oregon
Press
Associa
­
running
on
this
at
its
full
capacity.
The Horse Meuli ng ease
time ago. Knighton say? ~
’J”
management
of
Miss
Delplia
Master-
year, commencing September 15th, 1K90.
George Markle and family and a tion, and will take a trip through tlie I’ugcl
operations as contemplated for son.
Bids may la* made ¡»er capita, | kt day or
Fne arrest of the ;young intui who guilty of larceny, and will en
I’1” 1 brother of Mrs. Markle are out on a <ound country before returning home The
by the week. The party to whom the con
He ha* well earned a rest, as he is one of tlie present will employ some twenty
sold a h«»r-f l»««loiii’ing’ to someone else, of "not guilty" to the charge. ■‘"’’•’K'l (’rater lake trip, having started on the
hardest working country editors in the ' men, all told, about the mint« and
Mr. D. P. Ijeach is preparing to tract shall be awarded will be rc<juired to
hh reported hi last weel ,’s T idings , has the «-ow and calf claim«! by Mat. ueus Wednesday of last
week. Rush state—handling the Wells Fargo express mill. Prospecting tunnels will lie i burn a lime kiln near this place. Tests bury at htsown < x|»ense. ami in a suitable
manner, all paupers who die under his
resulted in his beinj* In Id to await the were in bis possession.
Hicks furnished the team and con- business and other outside busine*.* be« run. and by the end of the first six which have lieen made indicate an ex­ charge
during the continuance of said con­
sides keepiug np an excellent paper.
;■.<•! i<>n oi' I he next gran d jury.
•
veyance
and
went
with
the
party.
A little son of Rev. F. G. Strange, '
mouths the company will be pretty cellent quality of rock, and it is prob­ tract
Prof. H. ('. Faber has accepted the position
The young man gr rs his name as alxnit
The
hospital
must be kept outside of town
years of ag«». while playing
Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Milsap nnd of principal of the Tulare, <'al., schools, with j sure to know whether it is worth able that a large quantity of first class or city limits.
Luther Long. H»* ad rnitted that he with a four
miner's pick ui> at the Russell Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Gallant and their the salary of $1 •<> a month attached, and with while to make the stipulated pay­ lime will tar turned out.
All bids must be accomi<anic«l with a t*ond
had stolen the horw
in Klamath
his w ife w ill start for Tulare in time to open
J. D. Chappell & Co. shipped over I in the sum of fl,0H0. conditional that if the
eonnty, from Sj»ene*‘r s pasture, and ranch iu the Siskiyous oue «lay last families reached home Wednesday the school* .''ept. 1». Prof. FaiM»r is a capable ments and continue the development
bid
accepted the contractor will enter in
week,
stack
the
sharp
|x»int
entirely
one hundred barrels a short time since. to an be agreement
and bond to faithfull) dis
I jlgelio Spencer enill e ||> S.i’ltlday through one of Ins f»s-t. It. went from Crater lake and report a pleas­ and efficient teacher, as well a* an expe­ of the mines.
rienced new spaper man,and has been called
The
rock
already
taken
out,
from
Their
kiln
is
located
on
Kain
’
s
creek,
charge
the requirements of the contrai t
ant
trip.
and i»h*nt ift* d (be ho if • as his prop­ through th«» foot just back of the t«x-s,
to a pleasant California tow n to take a re­ the tests made thus far, is of low about three miles from Gold Hill.
The County Court reserves the right to re
erty.
jectany or all bids.
Charley and Fordy Roper aston­ sponsible position. Both Mr. ami Mrs U h I ht grade, ranging from §8 to §10 to the
passing between the lx>nes. and stick­
C harlemagne .
w ill la« greatly missed in Ashland, onjmh ¡ally
Done by order of the County Court, made
i*
c.une
up
ished
the
natives
out
in
the
Cascade
District Attorney <■ »lv?t
ing into the groiimi. The danger of
when help is needed in public social, mu­ i ton. As the mines can lie worked at
at the August session. 1W0.
End *y and the prison«* « r .idilli’ie<l that hx-kjaw from th«» wouml caueeil th« mountains a few weeks ago by making sical or literary entertainments.
Ja<
ksonvilie. Or., Aug. IS. 1M90.
1 a lowcost per ton, this indicates good
Real Estate Transactions.
MAX M ELLER.
he had atoien the hors»*, told where he family much uneasiness, but the little a trip out through the wilderness to
prospects for profitable operations.
,
Clerk of Jackson Co. Oregon
Lut
Mrs. E. NVells anil «laughter, who
had ff>nnd P.
but the repn*sent- fellow is all right ami his f«x«t will Fwh lake and other points alwnt Mt.
F.
M
and
G.
F.
Billings
to
W.
R.
H«*arst
ii>ie<l i’iat if h s«x>n be well.
Pitt, without any guide; and without had lieeu iu the valley a week or two,
.alive* of the 4¿ íw
—trustee, all of lot 18, W . ('. .Myer’w addition
Church Renovated.-
s bis word
getting ho|M»leasly lost. Hunters return«*! to the dairy ranch out in
to Aahland, con; |20U.
Joan woold
\ I
Business ("hange—Settle­
S.
B.
Galey,
who
is
iu
Hie
frilit
The
Baptist
church
of
Ashland
has
tjie
la9
(
‘
«»nldn
’
t
per-
used
to
I
m
»
very
careful
ai>out
ventur
­
Dead
Indian
NV«xlneeUay.
Byron < ole and wife to Q. A ('. K. R. Co.—
wasn’t
and
business
all
over
now.
bad
an
order
been
thoroughly
renovated
on
the
out
­
right
of
way.
'•'ith
“
ing
into
the
big
timbered
plateaux
mit him to prove
ment Imperative.
B. NV. Levens, of Baker City, one side by two coats of first class ¡taint,
week for one or more c. rloads of h I m >ut the base of Mt. Pitt so many
Henry Judge and wife to ( ha* Main—lot
out corrol»or»;tmg tvi<i**nee» As no- this
of
th«»
men
who
have
made
fortuuM
in
Jacksonville,
ahoa
part
of
lot
3,
in
bk
1,
onions,
to
be
shipp***l
to
M<>utana.
from
spire
to
foundation.
The
paint
­
have had rough experiences there in
"...i
rftiipbrnietl <»r
body but himself ha
Galey has bargained with John P. being lost and wandering for days by th«» recent rise in value of property ing has been done by skilled workmen, Ashland, con; 110.
The undersigned, having h*aM.*d hi« black­
testihed agE.Hst the in ar,.his examina* Mr.
U.S. to (has. W. Kahler—PI wer Mining smith shop in Ashland to other parties, in
adjacent to the town, was on Wed­ and the house is now a model of lieauty.
Walker
for
onions
enough
to
fill
at
owner of
without finding the way out.
<*laiin
and
premises,
situated
on
Applegate
lion was ^oetponei .... ti.’i
now
out of the business, ami is com|»elled to
nesday morning’s train, going to San Great praise is due for the large
hi "l>.- Irei..
ir"'u- °« least th«- first order, anil will proba­
Jacob Wagner and wife to William («. Mettle up his accounts forthwith. All per­
the horse could
..
Francisco.
He
is
an
old
friend
of
M.
ship two carloads from Mr. NN . s
amount of gratuitous labor done dur­ Harris—‘208 square feet in Ashland, con; sons owing me are requested to mak«1 pay
’¡’.it-.l:iy -.In- m m was hi »».gned ami bly
’»luge Roblied in l«akeConnty
N. Long, and was looking for Nim at ing the progress of the work, especially 120.
men» at once. All accounts not settled im
place. Onions are u nrofitable crop,
■ mediately will t»e i»la< «*d iu the hands of an
Mr. Sjx-r.-i-r was present l«> fill the le- an*i for two varlomis. 4(».(Nei li«s.. Mr.
the
ilepot.
Mr.
Levens
thinks
Ash
­
Geo. W. Daacs aud wife to S. J. Day to attorney for forced collec tion. This means
Linkviile.
Or.,
Autf.
17.
The
Lake-
to
Mr.
L.
H.
Blakeman,
who
has
stuck
tatxsl
that
g:«l viictiurn. Th«» prisoner s
Stotllvr—the s ’a of n e
of see .W, tp just what it «ays, and persons w ishing to
wid probably receive §500 or view-Linkville ntHLr»‘
held up aud land is a fine |x>iut for a town, and to the job from first to last without Thos.
„.1 b
b>> h i'l >•«><»«• to this ph» «■ »ii
' ti«< cir- NValker
will have her turn yet al spreading making any charges for his time. Also .’(6, s r 1 w, acres, con; $1300.
save <’osta will do well to come forward at
§<■><)(),
for
the
prodm-t
of
about
two
roblw-ti
by
two
iiMutkrti'
men
two
miles
fiv v-b-gg»RÌ
Andrew H. Simson, Sr., to Jane S. Keeters
«■us. as chrnf valet of >f the
..........
H. F. MORINE
wvet of Lakeview jeeterda} morning. and Ixxjroiug. The T idings agrees the work of .Mrs. C. A. Satterfield — lot 1 and 2 in bk 86. and lots 9 and 10. bk 39, once
____ I___
Ashland, Or., Aug. 19. 1890.
cow. but bail Ix-eti wo«x-d
ami I W‘Hi by acr«*s of ground.
with lnm.
Medford,
con
;
$-400
The
robbers
secure
1
the
express
l>nx,
should be noted, to whom the largest
I
A. F. Hunt ami George Durkee, who
a lx't'.l«» <«f whisky > ami
...... elope. ! D gih
Wm Hearst, trustee to (». W. Hursh—all
amount of mofbey is due, she having
the circus He ami tile bottle w«ut went down to Nolo county. ( a1., after tnaii bag» and -S44) id money from the
The
Champion
Y<>11
Head
About
of
lot
18.
W.
C.
Myer
’
.«
addition
to
Ashland,
Guardian’s Sale of Real
solicited it from her numerous Eastern eon $1
out »ver 'lie mountains toward 1 «mi. a baml of 1IM lieinl of cattle belonging I wo passenger» aboard. The amount
\«;l«‘. a.««' h» » irKcii three «lays for G- . lo L«»vi Morris, drove the call le hr far coniaHied in the express and mad is Is the Davis ’’Buggy-Runabout." It fnends while on her visit to New Eng­ James < . Park to Anna Pai k—lot «3 and 5,
Estate.
bk 1, Central Point, con. $1.
I. Bricvu. Tiien he start«*«! »«-slward north as Siskiyou county, when they unknown, but it is snppoeed tube knocks out the road cart in one round land.
ami
is
the
cheapest
first
class
four-
eiuall.
Had
the
robliera
b<»en
one
day
In
appreciation
of
these
favors,
as
D. W Savage to Margaret I. Waldron —lots
■'ill looping the Ixittle company. w*«re fouml to be so f«x«tsore ami trav-
wheeled vehicle tn the world. Light well as in token of several donations 12 and 13, bk 15, ( entral Point, con; $ mo .
Notice is hereby given that the un»ler-
\t, Speur* ¡-'s place lie saw a rope bang­ el-w«»ru that, it was thought lx*st to earlier they would have secured
from
the
expreea.
One
day
later
they
weight,
hung
low,
neat,
strong
nnd
from business men of the place, the Almira Whetstone to Daniel W hetstone— *ign(«<l, guardian of thn estate of Audley
ing on U h fence ami a [>»ny grazing in give them a rest. Consequently the
Hurter, a minor, by virtue of an order of the
acres
in
tp
37,
i
2
w
(on;
<*U0.
very uuiidsoiue. It is durably paint­ church at its last covenant and busi­
Court of Jackson county, Oregon,
the nietel«*»’. H" saw the Cascade cattle are cropping the rich grass east would have made a haul of $13u0.
Franc«* io John Si «-more *0 acres County
ed, Ixxly black and running gear wiue ness meeting, held on Saturday, Aug. I in Joseph
•inly made and entered of record on the 5th
moiintix-.ts ali.-atl of him. t*xi. ami i-oii- of Mt. Shasta-in charge of George
tp
s i 2 u c««n .
day of Auauat, l**90, will sell at public auc
NV in. Harris «as struck in the eye color. jSt.eel axles, steel lire, sarven 16th. voted as follows:
clml-«H«.» would ri«ie. He canght the ' Durkee. Mr. Hunt reache«! home
tion to the highest bidder for caali.in hand
Renttlred, That we hereby express
pon . without «Lfficulty ami rode him ' last Saturday night, ami came in from Tuesday moruiug by ii shot from one wheels, cushions and shafts. Just the
on
hrpl«S>i>H-l ,hii> Uxt
of
the
rulilier
slings
that
the
I
mus
thing
for
business
or
pleasure,
ami
all
our
sincere
thanks
to
all
who
have
in
SATURDAY, SEBTEMBER 20. DN0.
to Ash! "at without :«c.-i>lent: amlsome ‘ Dea l Indian Tuesday, to report to Mr.
have
so
much
fun
with,
and
the
injury
other
purposes
when-
a
comfortable
as
any
wise
contributed
towards
the
work
Following is the list of jurors dtawn At 10o’clock a. in. of said day. at the i»reiu
ix‘oi«le think he earmxi the animal by Morris.
ail the right, title aud intcre*t of said
has Is-en painful ami threatened to la* well as safe ride is desired. This ve­ of painting onr house of worship.
for the 8epb‘in)x>t term
I...........
d,„._ i*e*.
of Circuit
ruling bar-bic-k over the mountains
Audley Porter, miuor, iu ami to the follow­
Janies Brittain th-» sged father of eerioiis. On tlie advice «*( Dr. Parsons, hicle removes all excuse for riding in
F. K. V an T ashed .
Court for Jackson county ;
wi;h tiu- noble ste»«l eaparisom-il only
ing described property:
Chairman Painting Com.
if D. I’- Brittain, of Talent, «lied at the lie consulted l>r. G -ary. al Me>lford. a cart, that torturing ami unsatisfac­
A strip of land two hundred (200) feet w ide
«1111 I be frayt-i etl«ls of his piece of
NV. Vincent,
L. L. J»«»Im,
on each side of a line deseribed a* follows:
home
of
the
latter
hist
Saturday
morn
­
tory
apology,
now
that
this
acme
of
and
under
the
treatment
prescntied
I
. '««th« - line. The law didn't, take thill
E. K. Bright man, Peter Ebner,
From the northwest corner of section 21 in
4 Sure Cure for Piles.
township 39 south, range I east, in Jackson
< i w of it. however, am! Lnthar wras ing. He iiad lieen in «leclining health tlit» eye is expected to get »<•'! without perfection, the “Buggy-Runabout” han
NV. H. lierby,
NVm. N>>ah,
county, Oregon; running thence west 12
■ iK« i, to tlie county jul »V.-iluesday for a long time from old age, aud «1«atli impairment of the vision. Harris says made its app> arance; und it i« priced
Itching Piles are known by moisture O. N. Fowler,
J. H. Slndeler,
chains;
thence south I*«“ vast, 575 feet;
resulted
from
filial
failure
of
vitality
lie
was
handling
the
alungshot
him
within
the
reach
of
every
laxly.
I
have
like perspiration causing intense itch­ L D. Ayers.
to t’onstalile Taylor.
N. L. Renter,
theme south, 6'4U wrest, -Tz.3 feet; thence
It Hie fellow had lieen bright as his long life was just reaching the »If, nnd the blamed thing kicked a few of these buggies m stock, and ing when warm This form, as well as NV. J. Fieppm,
NV. S. Fitzgerald, south, 37‘ west. 94 feet to a point for the
blind, bleeding and protruding, yield at I. J. Hansen,
place of beginning, thence running south,
.Ino. (Nix,
» no'igb to have turneil the how threshold of four score and ten. The back, somehow, the bullet striking his will l><- glad to show them to anyone onoe
to l>r. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy,
.'.2‘ 4V we«t, 124 feet; thence soutn
w., 1*3
wishing a fine outfit for a low price.
E. R. Cardwell,
l.xise, or hadn’t undertaken to sell funeral was on Sumlay aftermxm, ami eye with great force.
Frank Galloway,
feet: thence south H* w , 110 feet; tbeucr
winch
acts
directly
on
the
parts
affected,
Call and See them.
turn at auction in Ashland, he might was attendeil by a large numlier of
*mith 10*au e , 262 feet; thence run th 4»* w ,
Emil
Butt
,
I.
A.
l'ruett,
absorbs
tumors,
allays
itching
and
ef
­
Something new in the world for
G, C. E dihngs . Hardware.
100 feet; thence north
w., 300 feet,
tmv«- gotteti out of bis scrape all right, neighbore ami friemls of th«* family. that sectum at least astonished (he
S. F. Ijongliottom, thence
fects :« permanent cure. 50c druggists NV. A. Holmes.
south 2D w , .MX) feet; thence south
but tile bottle still pursue«! him. ami The interment was in tlie Stearns
or
mail;
treatise
free.
Dr.
Bosnnko,
Simon
Shork.
W.
B.
A.
Temple.
70” w., 244 feet; thence south
w., 260
Don't buy that new dress until you Piqua, O. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
up in the Siskiyou foot hills on
i-haMed him into the meshes of the cemetery. James Brittain was ixjrn people
feet: thence south P/ w„ *2 feet: thence
J. NV. Jarvis.
G. G. Eubanks,
«eil creek last Sunday afternoon, noth­ have seen those Broadhead gixxis just
south 26’w., 173 feet; thence south 3* e.,
law. so that he will lx» finally landed l.i N’lrgumi m 1801, and at an early ing
W.
Allen
Childers,
Jas.
Cronemiller,
less, in fact, than a lively hail unpack«»«! at Huneakera.
*
215 feet; thence south 35rt e., 10G feet, thence
went, to Kentucky. Like many
Complete line of fresh groceries at NVillier A. Jones, Juo. J. Holt,
in the pen.
south 7- e., 140 feet; thence south 4*’/ e.. 240
Olliers «lm luive lx*en lai«l at r«*st un- storm. In the mountains it piled up
Are you one of that multitude tlint. the new store of McConnell At Eu­ J. H. Kinkaid,
(I.
W.
Isaac«,
feet: thence south .V»* e.. 260 feet; and also
the ball to s. depth of thr«-e or four lias isNiu looking f<>r ehea/ier'! See
«lei-
t
he
rays
of
the
Pacific
siius<-ls.
lots 6 and 7 in block 2. in railroad addition
John Fewell. who formerly worked
A. H. Bennett.
banks, «truer of Ganiard's opera house
inches, ami doirii along Neil creek Billing's ad.
. to the city of Ashland.
Mr.
Brittain
followed
the
star
<-(
em
­
with S F. Morine in Ashland, ami for
block.
*
I
Dated at Ashland. Oregon, this 21»t day of
there was euougii of it to damage
Are you restless at night, and har­ ! August, 1X90
some lime past bus lieen lilack.mithing pire on us DTognssive w«*slwar.t flu- apples in several orchards, Those
CAROLINE U. PORTER,
Hunsakers is the plnwe for a new
Boys
waists
for
25
eta.
at
Hnusak-
march
from
the
Atlaliti»"
to
the
Pacific.
Un^rdian.
assed by a bad congh? I se Dr. J.H. A ustin K. H ammond .
at the big Stanford ranch m Califor­
666.
*
reporting
more
or
lees
damage
to
their
d
ers.
♦
Att
y
for
Guardian.
Mcfiean’s Tar Wine i.nng Balin, it will
nia return«! txi this place last Satur­ Fr.’m Kentm-ky. be w««ut to Iowa, fruit crop are Messrs. Dan. NValker, W.
secure you sound sleep, and effwt a
day, ami has leaaed tie- blacksmith ami from Iowa l»«> came to Oregon, K. Kincaid. .C. Neil, Win. Taylor and
E. B. Hunsaker is sole agent for
Mens uulaundried shirts can I* irompt and radical cure. For sale at
slc’.pof Mr. Morine, taking p«x«ses.su>u rencbiug this valley alx.at tea yars one or two others.
the prçiadhrad drees goods.
bought
at
Hunsakern
for
75
ete.
jago.
aud opening busiueea iaat Alouday.
1
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FARM and STOCK RANCH
Situate Near Ashland, Oregon
Paper.
Balance on Time.
Apply to
C. F. BILLINCS,
Ashland, Or
GOOD NEWS
I
*
FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE
AND WE LIKE TO SHOW GOODS.
ASK FOR A DICTIONARY CARD
PHICES THE lowest
-:oo:
D.R.&E.V. MILLS
$$$$$$ $$ $$$$
DOLLARS
Is what it takes to move the
WHEELS OF COMMERCE.
KB.HUNSAKEB
Will place his entire stock of
SUMMER COODS
At your disposal at prices that will leave nothing on
the shelves by September 1st. Having determined
that nothing in the summer line shall be carried over
the prices are marked accordingly,
SATINESare on the counter at from 12| to 20c yd.
CALICO, 20 yds. for 11.00.
CHALLIS, almost given awav, 20 vds for $1.00-
GINGHAM, 14 yds. for $1.00.
Fine Bradette DRESS BINGHAMS, 8 yds. for $1.00.
Fine Armadale ZEPHYR, 4J yds. for $1.00.
Turkey Red Table DAMASK. 4 yds. for $1.00.
Bleached
“
“
4 yds, for $1,00.
IN ADDITION OUR
BARGAIN COUNTER
Will be kept loaded with bargains from every depart­
ment that must l»e seen to lw appreciated. Come early
while the selections are good.
M ost R espectfully ,
E. B. HUNSAKER