Ashland tidings., September 12, 1890, Image 3

HERE ANß THERE.
PERSONAL.
City Council Proceedings.
SOCIAL CHOW-CHOW.
Ruggles & Somebody's “Great Ori­
ental Circus” has boon in “summer”
Mrs. M. A. Saxman leaves to-day, en route
Bills allowed Hint ordered paid at 'ant
Liukville wants to buy a s«>coiid-
King of Soap $1.20 per Ixix at t lit» qu irtere in Ashland grove for a week lo Alaska.
Several things have transpired dur­ meeting of the city council.
baud tire engine, says the "Lake
Erida y
........ September 1.‘. JÑ90 Red House.
*
or more pest, recuperating from the
W.
R. Maytield, salary a» marshal for
ing the past week to seriously dis-
O. H. Blount and wife were at Colesleiu County Examiner.”
August, l»90
I
effects of n long trip through Eastern Wednesday.
'
turb
the
delicate
f«*elings
of
the
re
­
Eugene W'alrad. salary as »apt. water
12 pounds granulated sugar for 81 Oregon, arriving here over the Asb-
The
Lebanon,
Linn
Co.,
paper
mill,
porter,
notwithstanding
the
stxitliing
Settle rip and I’»y up'
works
for
August,
1
-
’
>0
Mi*s Ix»ra Colton is teaching the school in
at the Red House.
land-Linkville road in n considerably Table
when completed, will cost $109,000, infineuce of the beautiful sunshiny Electric Light <'o., street lights for
Hiwk district.
Those knowing themselves indebted
1890
dllupidati'd condition, They were to
All
kinds
of
fruit
trees
for
sale
at
and will be a credit to any city.
day s and soft, cooling breezes of ap­ C. August,
G.
W.
Htephens.>n
and
wife
left
yesterday
B. W«t«ou, salary a- att. for Aug­
to the undersigned will save coats by
give an “exhibition” yesterday but on their Eastern trip.
Teel’s nursery, Ashland.
proaching fall. In the first place the
ust.
neo
complying with this notice.
Henry Bloomiugeamp, of Bogus,
their rather diminutive tent will prob­
A Hicks, hauling
J VV. Hockersmith went over to Yreka on Cal., has bought the Fritz Muntz ladles, dear creatures, whose very foot­ Gregory
J. M. .M c C all
♦
Two new city ordinances ure pub­ ably holit a giHiil many more people
W. II Leed-, printing
steps
echo
the
whispers
ofjjMadatn
(
fruit
bu*ine»
yesterday.
F. Roper, six mouth- ground rent of
lished in full this week.
ranch in Sprague river valley, Klam­
than will pay 75 cents to see a few«
Rumor, have been Hilling up aud
Religieux
city pound
Mr and Mr< A. T. Kyle have been at Bort­ ath county.
"acrobatic feats" ami three or four ol«l
McConnell A Eubanks, gnwerien fur
Who
wants
any
peach
trees?
Call
down
iu
such
numtare,
that
the
re
­
land during the pa*l week.
The following snojeet« will lie dis­
B. --------
Miller's ------
lamily
to I.--
.
work bora«* tr lined iu the circus arte.
During a thunder storm at Heppner porter after nearly wean ig his Ixxit- J. nished
cusseli at the I’rcei y tornili Church next at l'cel's nursery, Asldaud.
E. J. Farlow and family returned home
W Cunuingliam, services «luring
sol«»H
to
the
bone
in
the
vain
effort
to
Inst week, James Hams was struck by
quarantine
There have lieen sofne chaug«*s in from their trip to Ya«|uiun bay.
Sabba* b: “ 1 U«* < >< h I It -suits of Chris
Help out on the wagon ro id over the
I.. Pennington, services during
th*« engineers of the engines on the O.
tini Work. and “l’be Be ne tits of mountains to Fort Klamath.
Mrs. I> High has been visitin? her father’* lightning. He was knocke«! down anil lx* everywhere at once, was fain to J quarantine
stunned, but receive! no serious injury. take refuge Imhiud a telephone pole , Cbitwiaal Bros,, medicine for Rouse
Want.”
A
R. R. rwently. Engineers E. S. home (F. Barneburg’a) near Meuford.
Trains have lieeu late once or twice Eldott and J. N Whis'ler. formerly of
ami catch from a safe dlstauce the
family
c B. Watson, who has Ijeen sick for sev­
Klamath county’s flourishing paper, airy floating echoes.
each way this week, owing to heavy the p issenger ruu between Grant’s eral weeks past, ha lowly improving.
At the Fair.
J H. McBride, hauling
the
Star,
ie
now
the
property
of
W.
Another thing harrowing to bis sen­ Wm. Batierson. building Baldwin
Pass and Roseburg, have been put ou
Mr. Uaineriiu. of th«*('orvallia (’an«1v loads.
Geo. B. Lander*, of the Ashland Mills, E. Bowdoin aud Peter J. Counoiiy
-nlcwaJk (*2I
street latior (V« 001
lumlx-r ami labor for hydrant plat­
>a«'tori, will in* on ibe grouoils «luring
Do not let the matter of Ashland's tin* new expr*-s lietweeu Roseburg made n trip down into ( uiiiornia, this week. (Peter the Poet, who Las beeu the ed­ sitive uerves was the rumor that so
form-
(|3.'i.l7;)
digging
grave (*»>
■
many
couples
had
mistakeu
the
an
­
Elliott runs from
the Dia'r.ct Fair at Central Point moi fruit exhibit at the district fair be for­ and Port lan 1.
Mr. ami Mrs. F Roper have been eampi’ l itor for sometime.
Sutton, livery hire ami hay
nouncement of an approaching wed- s K. F. K. Morine,
li.M btiig to Junction, and Wh«x*ler up al Hmith’a Springs mon of the lime re-|
will give an exhibition of the candy gotten.
black-milh work
The Albany Herald has ceased tak­ : ding for their own. and blushed aud W. B. Colton, to pay freight on lead
runs l>elw'e«>n Junction ami Portlaml. eenlly.
art. nuking from« the plainest stick to
Hercules Baking Powder is th«« Ga : .-II Waite nuil Richard Morris, for­
........
Corlies Merritt returned from Delia Mou- ing the as»<x!lat««d press dispatches. 1«Hiked conscious in public, and gig- Hugh (re*, labor on streets
the highest grille of French varieties.
Geo. Engle, merchandise
Be sure to see them; they have some­ cheapest and the lx«st at th« R«<1 me,ly of th.- freight service, have taken ; day and started Wednesday for Salem on his They claim that the town would not j gled over it iu private, and wondered S 1». Taylor, |xdice service Aug. ■’»
House.
render sufficient support to justify shyly how the gossip re[Hirter fouml v. M. Mck1, -is ■ uli....... svicv Aug.
♦
thing new tn candies.
the plae- s of Wli.el«‘r and Elliott ou return homeward.
Al. Morris a ith a parly of Talent young!
it out. Of course, in the face of all ■ It. M. liar.*,,. |>. .. e .c. e Aug. j
C ameron a - C o .
Postal Inspector Thall.of Sm Fran- tin- p; -si !i /er en ,'ities lH«tween Grant’s |>copl<* left Wednesday for Dead Indian (or • the extra expense.
this. Madam Rumor directly liegau J. K Ix-abo, |«oli<-c servile Aug. 5
Puss and Ibn -burg.
«•isco.
was
I.»iking
through
the
Ash
­
a week’s camping outing.
O. L. Stanley nn«l wife, of Lakeview, nodding right aud left, ami wiuspered Mr- V aughn, care of Rous*- family
(»iwninx of the Srbnolik
K. K. Bright man, w itness fees
land ortie«« last week.
i ll« t; i*. wagon road made by M. N.
James Taylor and family, of Sprague river, were thrown out of a buggy oue «lay behind her fan that at least t wo or
1 ho AshLtiit] public wlino's
came
in
this
week
for
a
stay
of
a
week
or
hist
week,
the
Examiner
reports,
au«l
i
Long
to
his
raiH-U
up
Ashland
creek
I
The Wagner creek scikki I openei
three other weddings should be au-
Monthly with a tniieli larger attcml-
c.uiyiai, e\’*inli*ig from th«* Watson more in and a I »out Ashland.
the lady had her hip broken and r«*- noiin«*e<l for the holiday s «> iisou or
ani'e than ever before, there lx«ing al- Motulay with Prof. L. A. Simons and place, now gives ihe mountain climber
Ben
Simpson,
well
known
all
over
Oregon,
1
c
«iv«
‘
«l
internal
injuries
which
it
was
A tine fresh milch cow for sale at
winter months, and that at least two
rt-a lv nlxmt 4<)0 pupils « urolled. The Miss Uheuey as teachers.
who gi»-H from Ashland to th«* summit ai>«1 formerly postal inspector, has been iu feared would result fatally.
of the most charming of trosseatix Eagle Mills.
teimi.-rs have all ixx-n busy thus far
Ashland should make a g,x«d show of Astdan l Butt«« an easy grade anil Ashland fora day or two.
arranging
tlieir work for the term, ing at the District Fair. L-t every­ sm.Hith roid nearly halt of the dis-
Jam««e McCourt, sixty years of age, were already well under way.
John Barrett, head of the firm that is put­
I
tirrntiL
’ing their
ting in the Ashland wat« i works, was ruu- a resident of Forest Grove, took a
it is also reporteil that another
classify trig’ their pupilli,
. .
. etc.
---- The prt«s- body tak« an interest in it.
tanc*«. A li’ile work in cutting nml istcred at the Oregon Snudav.
swallow of carbolic acid, supposing it prospective wedding is declared off,
eut s-’liixil year promise« to I«« th-«
A large number of pioneers and their grading a h"«s<> trail from Long’s
tno-a h ’ i »**-* «-««fill oue tn the history of
J. K. Zimmerman is the new telegraph j to lx? brandy, aud death followed iu owing to a lovers quarrel.
If you decide, from what you have heard
ran«'h
up
t
he
uii
Idle
fork
of
Ashland
families went Gown to J tcksonville,
op« rutor at the Ashland depot, to remain, five minutes. He was at East Port­
At the publie meeting the other night
Ashland public Ncboolw.
of Its curve or read of ita merita, that you will
ere«'k wonlil make tin* ascent of the during E. C. Kane’s absence.
yesterday, to attend the celebration.
when
the
building
of
the
Jong
needed
land, where he had goue to s«»e hie
mountain from town very easy com­
Klamath road was at last provided take Hixxl'» Sarsaparilla, do not be iuduced
Mis Perry, of Minneapolis, Minn, has sick BOU.
The stone Quarry.
II. Co., 2<1 Cav. U. S. A., went part'd to what it is by the old trail.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. R. Goodyear,
for,
the gentleman who propost*d the to buy aomethlng else which tnay be claimed
Jus. H dI, one of the Portlaml men through Ashland, Ttie-diy, enroute
in Ashland, for two or three weeks.
Charles Montgomery, in a dispute novel aud unique methml of proving to be “about the xame” or “ Jmt as good.”
It is probable that arrangements
interes e l iti the stone quarry compa­ front Vancouver to Leavenworth, Kan.
S. B. Gardner, Fort Klamath, J. A. Hous over some laud which Ixith parties to the public that the present road is Remember that the »ole reaiion foreffortato
will be inad • for the atiendan«*» of Co.
ny nsi-ntly organized to develop Ash­
L«alx> A Smith have sold lots 5, fi, 7 I». *>f Ashland, at tbn hrig.uL« encamp- lou ai.d Ky Taylor of Liukville, have regis­ claimed, was shot by Lee Gard, near bad, probidily «ltd not notice the wide get you to purchase some »utatitute la that
tered
at the Ashland house within the pa*t Pilot lhx'k, Gilliam comity, last wm«k.
land Hai ilstotie quarries. has been out au«i 8, block "I." K R. addition, re­
more profit may be ma<le. Firmly rexirt all
ears of the reporter in bis vicinity.
to the quarry on th- Dunn place, for cently purcha-ed of L. M. Dean, by meut. at Portland, next month. The week
inducements, and lnsiat upon having Ju»t
The bullet took effect iu Montgomery's
Rumor
dt*elares
that
some
of
the
regimental
<*ffi"««rs
propose
to
take
th««
Miss Julia Goodyear started Tuesday even­ left breast, and he is reported m a crit­
eeveral «lays, and has bail almnt 15 them, to G. W. Roi'kwell; con., $-450.
what you called for, Hood'» Sarsaparilla.
backstreets
in
town
are
in
au
tiusafe
ing
for
Portland,
to
begin
next
Monday
her
fumls appropriate«! Imt not nee«le«i for
men at work clearing off the ground
Then you will not be experimenting with a
ical condition.
duties
as
teacher
in
the
Harrison
street
condition,
and
suggests
volubly
that
The eontrnet for keeping the Jackson the transportation of ttie Portland school.
ami getting ready for active operations.
new article, for Htxxl'a Sarsaparilla ia
Thomas Hunt, an old pioneer resi­ the city dads now expend some of
A report says that the Company will county hospital the coming year was companies, ami apply them to the
Mrs. M. N. Grieve, of .Siskiyou, returned
Tried and True.
keep luo men at work at tins quarry let by the county court to Emil DeRo- transportation of this company, whose home last wet k from a visit at Dixon, ( al , dent of Marion county, was thrown their surplus energy tn having them
“ In one atore the clerk tried to Induce me
all winter, which report it ia hoped is boatu for $4.50 per week for each in­ expenses will I»« larger by far than any HccAimpanied by Miss Alice Dixon, of that from his wagon and killed last Thurs­ fixed; that there are polesand erooketi
other of 1 la«companiesthat »illatteml. ptace.
day while driving a load of grain to sticks where planks are needed, aud to buy their own Instead of Hixxl’» Sarsapar
mate.
true.
In th«« event ot its attendance our com­
Butteville. The wheels passed over that jxissibly some day the town may ilia. But he could not prevail on me to
Miss
Belle
Anderson,
who
has
been
one
of
i
Geo. Engle ran a piece of iron into pany will probably send 30 men to the the TiniNf.s typographical force for a loug I his breast aud head, causing almost in­ have a suit for damages on its bands. change. I told him I knew what HixxTs Bar-
Koatf to l«e Iniprovtsf.
his hand betweeu the thumb an«l fore
lime, is now taking a rest from printing of- stant death.
Wafted on the wings of the wind saparilla was, I had taken it, was perfectly
The meeting called for last Saturdsy finger last Monday, and the danger of encampiueut.
lice work.
came an amusing rumor of the prom­ aatiafl<-d with it.anddid not want any other."
evening to take steps to improve the kx'kj'iw stared him in th« face, but he
The T hun .s«x*ial reporter is trying
Wm. Reid, J. H. Smith and Edward inent citizens who overdrove their
Messrs. W. I. Vawter, of the Medford
r«»a«l bctwe«jn l)ea>i Indian ami Fort bluffed it out.
to collect money enough to buy one of bank, aud R T. Lawton, the real estate deal- i T. Johnson have lncorporatixl the tired anil jaded horses rather than Mas. E lla A. G uff ,61 Terrace Street, Boston.
Maas.
Klamath was organised by cinxMung
th«« latest linpr« v*«d Smith A Wesson : er of that place, have liven in town once or "Portland, Salem au«l Astoria Railway encroach on the sanctity of the Sab­
Marriage licensee have been issued self-acting-snre-ileatb revolvers. A big twice this week.
Gen. J. M. McCall chairman und G. F.
We Are All Taking It.
Co.,” with $1,500,1)00 capital stock, bath; and another one of the business
Btihugs secretary. The ini|H>rtance past week as follows: Sept. 4, to J. K. legal «.nvclope, addressed to the Ttt>-
Mr*. Wm. Maytield aud «laughter were with the object of consolidating with
man,
who
has
lately
becomt*
for
tin*
“
We
could not lie without Ji«H>d'» Sar«apar-
of the improvement of the road was ¡¡earner and Ehzalieth Crowson; Sept lNos, and la’aring one of the obsolete over at Cole*!in Tuesday, and Mr. and Mr*, the Astoria ami South Coast and
in« kitison, «»f Me«lfor<l, also spent a day or
first time a prom! and happy papa, illau It is the best in*-dicinc weever kept In
fully .hscu-s.xl tty a nunilxrof citizens, t>. to Claiboru Neil anil Amanda Hay­ ten e««nt "immediate-delivery” postage two
recently.
building to Salem and Portland.
lieing seen at midnight's witching the house. My family are all taking it.”
and <>n m«.ti««n a committee was up- mond; Sept. 8, to John Wiley ami stamps, was received from the Ashland
hour, rushing around in night attire Mas. J. M. B arber , San Joaquin and Fremont
Mrs. W. W. Erb and little «laughter, wh*»
A
Salem
merchant
sold
some
of
the
pointed to solicit funds and to there­ Rosa Simpkins.
postoffiiN« Tn« s*lay morning, aud upon hnd been visiting relatives in Josenhiue
ludians at the Chemawa training ' hunting th«* paregoric bottle like “one Streets, Stockton, Cal.
after take charge of an«l carry out the
The Fair nt th«« Pr«*sby terian church breaking the seal the astonisheii «»ditor county for several week*, returned home
scheol seven bottlee of champagne to th«* manor born.”
work of improvement contemplated. Tuesday, Wednesday and lhursday of I h »L«*1«1 a finely executwi picture of a last Saturday.
From the “rosebud garden of girls"
It was estimated that the f uni of $400 last week was largely (attended ami a skull and cioss Ixmes, under which
Mr*. Hall, wife of Dr. J. H. Hull, arrived cider, and was arrested under the U.
Sold bydruggixts. tl: six for Ir>. Prcpar«**!
would make a very fair road over the Imceeee financially ami otherwise, to was written the name “Flip.” This is from Minneap«»lis last Saturday, ami with S. law against Belling liquor to the oonies the report that the strife over • >nly by C. I. HOOP A CO., Apothecaries,
i
the
fellow
of
the
rosy
cheeks
has
the
Ihx
’
tor
will
occupy
the
Saxman
home
Lowell, Mass.
Indians. The trial brought up the
general route now travel«-«!, a large tn * erctlil of the ladies of the church the first intimati >n the public has hud just south of town.
qn«*eiion whether cider is intoxicating ceased at last by his cbtxising a flower
part of the work needed being the re­ iluder Whose mauageiueut it was giveu. that the in liana White Caps have ob-
IOO Doses One Dollar
for
ins
buttonhole;
that
the
Dahlia
Mr*. D. Moore ami children started Wed
moval of rix'ks and cutting out of logs
tained a foot-bold in Jackson county. nesday morning for San Francisco, where liquor.
aud
the
Holyhock
are
rivals
uo
long
­
that encumber the ohi road.
It was
R. T. Balilwin announces an auction
they will spend some time, intemtiug to
One of Oregon's two commissioners er, aud that a gallant knight of the
AV. H Letsls and Fre.1 Wagner, of pa*s the winter there ami at Monterey.
lieheved that this sum could lx* raise.I, sale Sept. 27th of th« remaining part
to the World's Fair, Mr. Wilkins, of
------ prefers the Lily to the re«l
the
T
iding
.»,
made
a
trip
to
th«»
sum
­
an«l that it was ull that could l>e ap­ of the old Star bakery outfit; also he
Philip Mullen, the veteran prosector, i* Eugeue, stands with the minority of
plied to advantage in th«« work its con­ will sell some of his real estate, in­ mit of Ashland Butt«« the first of the probing a little <l‘‘«'p< r into a rich l«»okmg j the commission in opposition to the - red rose.
Rumor declares some of the young
template«! for the present season. The cluding a number of lots in railroad we. k, and had a magnificent view of ledge over on the California side of the Sis adoption of the luke front site at Chi­
kiyous which he discovered last season.
gentlemen are congratulating them­
The iin<]ersi*fiied will sell at public auc­
«•'immitt«*e <i«n-isls of Messrs, C. C. addition and the property on Granite Oregon tir. l California just before the
Miss Hattie < «»leman. of Eden precinct, i* cago, and was called to the Illinois elves on the influx of pretty school- tion to the highest bidder, at corner of Main
smolé blew tn from the coast range«
\\ alk'T. K. P. Neil and G. F. Billings, street See bis “ad" elsewhere.
and «¡ranitc street*, ARhland,
and cov.-r«-I .ill th«« lulls and valleys teaching the Schiellelin school tne present metropolis last week to help out the ma'ams, anil oue young lady was heanl
and th««y have already b.»«ti actively at
Miss Myra B<*dfonl, of Woodville, i* tight against the lake site.
Saturday, September 27, l^n),
It is reported that a sale of the Har below th*» butte. But few forest fires term
to
declare
angrily
that
there
were
“
too
teaching
in
district
No.
26,
on
Evan*
creek.
work securing snltseriptions. At last
beginning at 'Jn’cloi k p. nt. a lot of para­
gadme
rauch,
consisting
of
5000
acres
many
girls
already
and
not
enough
were
to
I».
-■
en
iu
either
Southern
Cottage
Grove
Leader,
Aug.
30:
report tiny lia«l raise«! about. $200 and
Miss Ella Burrows, of Walla Walla. Wash ,
phernalia formerly the outfit of the Star Ita-
they intend to set men at work »it once. on the north side of Bear creek, has Oregon or Nori hern California, the who haa been viaiting friends in Oaklan<1, A party wh<> retumixt from Bohemia boys to go 'round," and the rejxirler ker\; h I ho iniHceltaneous lot of household
lieen
effected
to
a
Portland
syndicate
by
listening
carefully
to
th«*
soft
ami
on««
oi.
th*,
lulls
southwest
<«f
Ashland,
>isson
ami
Yreka,
Cal,
for
a
<
ouple
of
and other good*, \l-othe following
tins week says they are taking out
It was d«x'l.le*l that the work shall lx*
months, is now visiting in Ashlaud, having money there with a hand mortar. i amusing chatter, discovered that at
HF.A1. E«T.«TE.
ilone betw.»«n R. P. Neil's (the old for $35,000. A. 1'. Kyle has lieen in an«i anol tier m the high mountains arrive«! Wednesday evening.
Lots 4. ’>.and 7, block I, railroad addition,
That three persons together were tak­ every party some of the girls must be also lot 16, in l,lo*-k H, railroad addition to
Grubb pl:.c ■ and Pelican Bay. Con­ Portland for several days consummat­ north of Rogue river lieing the only
ing the deal.
Lair Patterson, brother of Sylvester, Win.’ ing out from $75 to $100 per day from wall-flowers for lack of sufficient Ashland, also the pro|xrrty known as the
ones nothv.l within a radius of alxnit
siderable in-ip is expected in the way
Joshua Patterson, arrive«! fr«nn Mon
Baldwin bltx k on Granite strci t.
a buinired miles from Ashland Butte. ami
tercy
county, hi* present home, last Monday ■ the float r«xtk from 1 he "Annie.” Pros-' ■ partners.
of work from people on the Klamath
If the front window of Hasty A 1'lie sm.ik«« that setll«»*! tn upon IbiH
Terms of sale—On the miscellaneous
The
marriexl
lady
who
sneezed
so
evening,
fora
brief
visit
with
relatives
here,
peelors
ure
still
going
to
Bohemia
iu
sale of the mountains.
goods. < a-h in hand. On real estate, one
Gregory could be put on exhibition at valley Sunday night either «nine from returning southward yesterday.
I
hard that her store teeth Hew out, third cash, balance on time with approved
bands.
the <iep«it it would lie a great adver­ the northwest or else from the Chinese
had the heartfelt sympathy of the re­ security at lu p«‘r cent interest.
Wash Heiise Burne*!
Prof. H. C. Ealn-r *tarte«l last Monday for'
tisement for Southern Oregon as a
K. T. liAI.PWlN.
Tulare, Cal., where in* will tak«‘ charge of , John Kelly, the proprietor of a saw porter who witnessed it.
The Cbiueee wash hotts«« in the build­ fruit country. It bus a magnificent wash house tire.
the high s« hool, which b«*gins the fall (erm ) mill in Laue couuty, bad all the fing­
The two young ladies who indulged
ing on First street, formerly occupied display of fruits, peaches, grapes,
Hosley A Parkinson have made a next Monday. Mr*. Faber will remain in i ers of his right hand cut off by a saw
iu a handerkerchief tlirtation on tlie
by (he French laundry, and still own««d pears and melons.
great improvement in the Ixittling of Ashland for a short time yet.
alxiut a year ago. Last week, while street, dul not know the eagle eye of
by Mary Lachenal, the proprietress of
Mr.
'I'.
J,
Sweening,
who
has
been
out
in
1
the water of the Soda Springs. They
Harry Little and Chas. Parker hav«> arrangeil an apparatus for col­ 1 the l»ead Indian country for *oine tw«» adjusting the planer head, hie left the reporter was peering out from his
th«* French laundry, was discovered to
An ordinance providing against tlie use
vears past, started Wc«inesday morning for , baud was caught aud drawn into the hilling place lietnnd the telephone
pleaded
guilty
to
robbing
Kluni's
stor«
‘
l«e .«tire last Sunday evening atxuit 9
lecting an*! using the gas of the spring 1 his old home neighborhood in Missouri. : planer, the knives dipping off th«« eu-
of I'aiaj.uits or ,«ea slnajters, within the
i
pole.
at
Talent,
and
were
sentenced
by
limits
of the city of A-liland. Oregon
o’cl x'k. The alarm was given by eev­
and iti Ixittling the water they now He may return to Oregon within a year or tire hauii before he could lx> fr«««Hi
Rumor declares solemnly that sev­
The people of the city of Ashland door
eral people about the same time, and Judge Webster to three years each in «•barge it with the natural gas so that ■ two.
from the machine. His son also lost eral married ladies, whose time should daiti as follows:
th«« hose company tnriie*l out pnmipt- the penitentiary, ami have been taken when ojietied it is as strong or strong­
Mrs. Jones, her daughter. Miss Mary War«!, j a hand in the mill last month.
See. 1—It shall be unlawful foranyper-
tie properly employed m sewing on son
or persons t*i use or have in his posses­
ly. Exi'ellent time was made, and below by Sheriff Birdsey. Luther er than when dipped tip fresh from »ml Mrs. J«»nes’ father. Mr. Mahoney, who ,
have
been
in
Ashland
several
months
for
j
within thelimitsof thecity of Ashland,
after pillhug the cart the five bltx'ks to Long, who also pleaded guilty to lar­ the spring. Th«« charging of the wa­ the bem tit of Mr. Mahoney’* health, started | The Examiner reports that there buttons and darning socks, have been sion.
the
« outrivanee or instrument known as a
m'glecting those sacred anil elevating
the near«.et available fin* hydrant and ceny, was sentence«! for one year.
ter with the « xtra amount of gas also Wednesday on their return to their home in have been a number of robberies and
catapult or p« a shiaher.
attempts at robbery on the Btr«*ets of duties to make fancy work for the
Sec. z.—Anyone violating the foregoing
lay ing 5<k) feet of hose, the boys were
Miss Hortense Russell had one side prevents the deposit of any of the Minnesota.
Fair.
section shall be divined guilty of a misde­
playing a stream of water on the tire of her face painfully burued by car­ mineral substance which is precipi-
John Van Horn return«’«! to A*hlnn«i last ‘ Lakeview recently, and says the opin­
Slipping quietly around a dark meanor, an«! n,sm conviction thereof in an
in just eight minutes from the time bolic acui a week or two ago. She tatixl in the bottles if they are simp­ >atiir«lay’ from Klamath county, where he j ion ib that the stage robbers who were
la-fore the city reeonler -hall lie
ha«! been fat several weeks. While out (her«’ 1 operating on the Lakeview-Linkville corner one night, the reimrter nearly action
tine.l not less than tile dollars nor more
the alarm was given. The house, an was suffering with tooth-ache, and ly tilled with the water dipped up and he
made arrangements f«»r the introduction
stumbled
over
the
thin
woman
with
a
than
twenty
live dollars, and in default of
mtiaminable wooden building, was all was handed a bottle of the acid in ponrisi into the Ixittles, as they us«.>l «»f ••Rn«!ani s Microbe Killer ’in that part «»1 stage a few weeks ago are the street
payment thereof -hall lie imprisoned in
thieves. "If these roblieries continue,” long nose, who was sliding myster­ the
ablaz« by that time, but the force and mistake for liniment, and the mistake to I h > till«»!. They have ven flattering the country.
the city jail oue day for every two dollars
iously through the alley, on the track of
such tine.
volume of the stream would have ex­ was not discovered till her face was pros|>«»cts now for a big d««mand for
1. L. Burtenshaw, Esq , went down to says the Examiner, "it will not be
of
her
unsuspecting
“
hubby,
”
pre-
Sec. 3.—This ordinance shall take effixt
safe
for
anyone
to
be
ou
the
streets
at
L«
’
i»an«»n.
Linn
county,
this
week,
to
begone
1
tinguishes! the tire but for the fact burned so that it will take several the Ixittled water, sine«« they are able
’ sumably to discover which saloon was from ami after it- passage by the common
ten days, and will visit with his forty
that the Lose burat«sl iu oue place, weeks to heal entirely.
to put it up in a style that makes it some
of tlie city of Ashland, and its ap­
brother#, cousins, uncles and aunt* ami I night.”
wont to hold him captive till the council
proval by tile Mayor
ami th«« water had to lie partly turned
the e«|ual of the most celebrated min­ other relatives, he say*, for a few days—hi*
small
hours.
About
this
time
last
year
the
South
­
A.
F.
Hunt
ami
G«*o.
Durkee
reached
The
foregoing
ordinance was adopted by
off while on«« section of the hose was
eral waters for table or medicinal use, first visit home in twelve years.
The spoont*y couple at the Fair the th«, city council of the < ity of Ashland. Ore­
removal and another substitute«!. Ami Dead Indian the middle of last week lioth in appearance and tonic ami
W. R. Buck, who move«! from Apph-gnb- ern Pacific engines burned up consid­
gon, < mi the 1st day of .'entemla-r. A D. 1X90
\alley to Southern California, returned to erable fencing Hnd tnneb grain m this i other evening, who were indulging in
then another ditHcnlty «x-curred in the with 75 head ot the cattle driveu from medicinal elTivls.
ApproviM Sept. :i«l. 1890.
H. C. H ill ,
Ja< kson county recently, and is thinking of county and had to pay thousands of soft liand-prcssiug under the minis­
Attest. M ilton B erry .
Mayor.
flow of water being otwtrnctad by Levi Morris's place in California, nml
,
locating
on
Applegate
again.
He
and
one
Mrs.
M.
E.
M«x>re,
who
liv«»s
near
Kecorler.
ter's
nose,
should
fcel
grateful
to
the
entail stones Iteltig eaugbt in the noz­ have them herded on the range out
, of his son* iiunle a trip out to Buck Lake , dollars for it. This season they had
tlie
brick
yard,
met
with
a
painful
ac-
furrows plowed thirty feet on each tender hearted re|xirtar who kindly
zle, just big enough to almost entirely there now. About 25 head are yet to
1 this week, to visit A.C. Ruddiek.
side of the track and everything com­ sli«»ltered them from observation with
stop the water, and mt small enough reach the Dead Indian, the long jour­ «•lilent in town last Saturday. With
Geo.
T.
Proctor
ami
wife,
w
ho
came
here
1
to pass through. Notwithstanding the ney having made them footsore ami her two little daughters, she was sit­ last spring from San Francisco, returned to bustible between them cleared off. his broad brimmed hat.
ting in the seat of a buckboard bug­ the bay city by yesterday morning s train. ! The result is—no gram field fires.
Iu a former re[x>rt there occurre«!
delays, however, the tire was put out unable to travel rapidly.
gy in which she bad driven into town Mr. ami Mr* Pro« tor have many friend* iu
t his line, “one of the pretty girls for
An ordinance providing penalty lorwt-
without being permitted to spread out-
The Dunkard church bouse in Ash­ and which was standing in the plaza. Ashland who w ill lie pleased to know that I Truly a stitch in time saves nine.—
which Ashland ih noted,’- and the ing water and Hooding streets and lower
si«le of the building in which it start- I land has been taken down ami will be
thev may return to this place next summer, j [ Dallas Observer.
lands.
One
of
the
lines
>lrop[««»d
from
her
as they like the town very much.
stony-hearted editor or compositor
«»•1, something that may lx* considered rebuilt at Talent, at the Pennebaker
The people of the
.
city of Ashland do or-
A singular and almost fatal accident | cut that verse out. Now why he has dain
a remarkable evalence of the success cross roads, a short distance north of hands, and the horse started ami was
as follows:
Daniel Baer started Wednesday evening ■
cxs'iirred
at
Snohomish,
Wash.,
the
See. 1.—it is hereby declare«! to lie unlaw-
any objection to the big world know­
of the new water works as a tire pro­ the ol«l Baptist church. The majority pulled around so sharply that the for Salem in response to a telegram bring
Ing the sail new* that his daughter who has other day. Arthur C. Knight and ing that Ashland ¡6 note«! for its Ini for any fairson or ,arsons to allow or ,«er-
tection, as there were several other of the Duukaril futilities who have set­ wagon tilted uii far enough to throw been
mlt any such wa-te or overtiow of water
sick theie for some time, was dying. ;
wixxien buildings within a few feet of tled in this valley are locate«l so that Mrs. Moore from th«« seat to the Mis* Baer went to Salem sometime ago to t Giles Hoyle went to the slaughter pretty girls, is a connuudrum too from the water system of the city of Asli
house
to
butcher
a
steer.
Hoyle
raistxl
ground.
She
is
a
vary
heavy
lady,
land, or from any ditch running through
work
in
the
w«xden
mills
there,
ami
was
at
i
large
for
the
one-story
intellect
of
the one burned.
Taleut is more central than Ashland,
, his rille and fired at the animal. The this humble reporter, who now begs -Mi*! city, a- will overflow any grounds or
The pebbles wliicb obstructed the and hence the removal of the church. ami fell with unbroken force to the tacked with something like pneumonia.
publi«. Streets outside of the premises of tlie
hard grotimi, sinking on her back aud
W. II M«)w at, manager of rhe Pacific Post 1 ball glanced from the skull, and strik­ leave to gracefully subscribe himself person so o trending.
How of the water through the nozzle of
al's
otln-e
in
Ashland,
left
last
Saturday
on
a
ing
a
knot
in
a
Ixmm
alxive,
again
hips.
All
who
saw
th««
accident
felt
as usual.
F lip .
One of our citizens suggest« that it
See 2 —Any person violating the forego­
the hose are euppoe«Hl to have lx«en iu
t«»ur of inspection of the company's lines be­
ing sectiou shall lie divined guilty of a mis-
th«« pipe when it was laid, and to be would lie a good plan for the Street sure tImt the lady could not have es­ tween here and Portland, ami ex|»ecte<l to glanced, going through the rim of
demeanor ami on conviction thereof in an
Knight's
hat
over
the
left
eye
and
rip
­
caped
without
a
broken
hip
or
even
be absent a «ouple of weeks. Mr. Geo. Par
An Elopement-
sure the same difficulty will not «x*cnr Commissioner to enter for a prize at
action to lie brought before the city record­
from the Postal's San Francisco «»Hi«-«- • ping lip two inches of his scalp. Had
er shall b«« fined not less than five dollars
again tn the event, of another tire, a the coming fair alxiut (KH) feet of worse injuries, hut fortunately they sons,
A
dispatch
from
Albany
to
the
is
in
charge
here
during
Mr.
Mowat's
ab
­
nor more than twenty-five dollars, am! iu
lie stood an inch farther forward it
test should lie made of every hydrant, Main street near Judge Tolmau's resi­ were mistaken, ns she was badly sence.
Oregonian gives an account of the default of the payment thereof shall be im­
would have killed him.
ami everything that' might obstruct dence. It is safe to say that no town bruised ami jarred, and will lie laid up
prisoned in tlie city jail one day f .r each
elopement
from
that
city,
Monday,
of
Mrs.
Roper
and
Mrs
Landers
enteTtaiue«!
dollars of siu-li fine, or until the same
the vent of the bo«*«« be run out. The in the district can begin to eqnal it. for some time by th«« terrible contu­ a small number of triend* at the home of
Julius Schmidt, formerly of Jackson­ I two
shall
be paid.
sions,
but
no
bones
Were
broken.
The
The
Lake
«xiunty
Ixiaril
of
equaliza
­
If
it
could
lie
takeu
to
the
fair
anti
not
J Mi*. R«>| mt last Thursday, having invited !
city will cenainly need more hoae, too,
ville,
where
his
folks
live,
but
lately
See. 3 - This ordinance shall tak<> effect
to meet Misses Rea ami Wood, of Gil-1 tion which adjourn«*«! Monday, made
ami as the pressure is pretty heavy at returned, it would cease to be H difi- lit* le girls remained in the wagon and ‘ them
from
and
after its passage bv th«> common
escaped injury, as the horse was roy. Cal., w ho stopped for a short visit here 1 a reduction of $11,848.18 from the as­ employed driving cab at Albany, and council of the city of Ashland, and it-ap
the lower hydrants, the new hose grace to the town.
on their way home from Ala*ka am! Yellow
Miss
Mary
Schlosser,
a
lx>autiftil
and
proval
by
th«* Mayor.
stopped
without
doing
any
more
dam
­
stone park, to which places they ha«i made ; sessor’s returns and added $3,109; accomplished young lady of that city.
should lie of the strongest and best,
The new dwelling house for lJobt.
Th*, foregoing ordinance was adopted by
leaving the total taxable property of
and should lx* cared for with the great­ Taylor, on bis lot on Granite street. age utter he fiad run a few yards. a summer excursion.
the city council of the city of Ashland. Ore-
Says the dispatch:
on tlie 1st day of September, A. 1». 1890
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, who lias been in! the county for 1890, as ««qnalized by
est vigilance. Another hose cart anil was begun this week. The old house Mrs. Mixire was taken home tn a hack
“The elopement bad beeu planned gon,
brought
out
from
the
livery
stable.
Approved Sept. 3. 1890.
H. «'. H ill ,
,
coinmaml
of
the
Department
of
the
I
’
aciti«
1
the
board,
$1,395,988.31.
This
amonnt
a new lot of tirst class hose, ami ag«xxl was m«>ved back some distance, ami
for
some
time,
and
worked
quietly.
Attest,
M ilton B erry ,
Mavor.
for sometime, and lias been ordered East to 1 will stand as it is unless the county
hook and ladder outfit, will e«plip the the new structur«« will lie a two story
Recorder.
a more responsible position as viewed by the
Miss
Schlosser
told
her
parents
that
court
should
conclude
to
make
some
standard of military circles, was on last i
town well for tire fighting, and they front addition 30x16 feet. H. A. Fer­
FRI IT ITEMS
Tuesday evening * train, en route from .^au changes. The total taxable property she was going into the country for a
Final Proof No tire
should lie provided for without delay. guson will do the foundation work,
■ Francis«’« to th«’ head«|uarters of the Depart­ for 1889 was $1,678,356.81, consider­ few days. She went to the bouse of a
and B. Beach the w«xxl work, The 1 rrJ/Hul *of Ashland Fruit Shipped Direct ment of the Missouri, at Leavenworth, Kan. able more than this year, which is ac­ friend and staid all afternoon, seclud­
I.ANb OFF!« E AT ROSEHI Ril. OKBOON, I
Southern Oregon IHstriet Fair
to Nei* York-
house will be iinislietl in good style,
(%il. James S«’«»bie and wife name ba< k last counted for by the great loss of stock ed, and went to the depot at tram
September 9, 1890.
i I
w«
’
rk
from
ifetrip
to
the
northward
in
com
time.
She
got
on
the
rear
sleeper
just
ami
will
lx*
one
of
the
nice
dwellings
The Southern Oregon Fair will be-
Notice is hereby given that the following-
last winter. The rate of taxation is
pany
with
their
daughter
am!
husband.
Prof.
J. W’. Hockersmith shipped a car­ Davis, of Princeton, who haslieen to Alaska, the same as last year, $1.75 per $100. us the tram started. Schmidt told nameil settler has tiled notice of his inten­
gm Monday September 22, 1890. En- of that part of town.
about a telegram from Jackson county, tion to make final proof in support of his
parte«! with them at Portland on their
treis will close three days before,
«■laiiti, and that said proof will I* made be
When Kltim'8 store at Talent was load of Ashland fruit to New York this ami
to the East. Mrs. Seobie came to stay
Beef buyers have begun their annual stating that his sister was sick, settled fore the Judge or Clerk of the Connty Court
Thursday Sept. 18th. This will give burglarized several months ago, Mr. week, start ini; it yesterday morning. It h return
short
lime
at
the
ranch
up
on
<
layt«»u
purchases iu Klamath county, and a with Mr. Schmeer, (his employer) drove of Jackson county, Oregon, at Jai ksonville.
all those desiring to exhibit stix»k at Kinin offered a reward of $25 for the was shipped for l’orter Bros., of Sac­ creek
Oregon, on Saturday, October 25, 1890, viz:
the fair, time to get stables and stalls, arre6t add conviction of the thieves ramento, Cal., and was consigned to E. 1 A party of four young men from Stanis- few cattle have already been driven a cab to the dejKit with a new man and Nathaniel Conklin. Homestead Entry No.
and get their stock quietly settled. and $25 for the recovery of the stolen L. Goodell, New York City. The car­ 1 Ians county. Cal., arrived in Ashland a «lay out, Gerlier is the only purchaser got on the front car as the train pulled M31, fertile nw:4of ue1,. and «'.of ne1,, see
load was made tip of peaches, Bart­ or two ago. intending to seek homes ami thus fur. He has driven some 200 or out. Schmidt’s people are highly re­ 8. tp 40.8. It 2 E . ami additional Home­
Many of the booths nml stands will lx« property.
Sp«*cial Officer G. W.
in mis \ alley. They were Lew. I 300 head from Langell valley, from the spected in Jacksonville, where lie ruar- stead Entry No. ■>928, for the lie1, of tie1,, sec
opene I before the fair liegins. so that Smith, who t«xik hold of th«« case ami lett««, Bttrre «¡’Anjou anil Seckel pears, business
8, tp. 40. S. R.2 E . W. M
Allen, a cousin of Dr. Hearn, of Yreka, and
there will lx- ample accommodations captured the burglars (sentenced last prtin«*s and apples. The car was one t hr»*«- brother« New’some. who are nephew s bands of Kilgore, Swingle. Walker and ried a Miss Ross. His wife was with
lie names th«' follow ing witnesses to prove
him
here
for
a
few
months
a
year
ago,
his continuous resilience upon and cultiva­
in Ixmrdmg. etc., from Thursday on. week by Judge Webster to three years *if the refrigerator kind, and after the of J. R. R. Hutchings, of this place, Several others, and has also bought 100 hea«l
tion
of. saiil land, viz:
other
young
men
came
with.them
as
far
as
and
it
is
thought
they
are
parted,
but
of Mat. Olienchain in Spragiu* river
It has been the o^jiN't of the manage­ each in the penitentiary) ami ttieir irilit was all loaded th«« ice chests were Siskiyou county.
H. ('. Dollarhide, W. F. Songer, ami H.
valley. The prices paid are $20 for not divorced. He lias been with Miss Roach, of Ashland, Jack-on county. Oregon,
ment to meet every provision in the pluntler, has lx«eu paid the reward by­ tille«l with ice and the car seal*««! with
The Grant's Pass “Courier" gav«* George two-year-olds and dry cows, which is a Schlosser a great deal, despite the pos­ and 11. F. Barron, of Barron, Jai kson eountv
cotton batting. On the outside of the
legislative en ictm. nt creating the fair, Mr. Klum.
•«
the following writeup last week. “Mr. little lietter than the pric«*s paid at the itive objections of her parents. Miss Oregon.
JOHN H. SHVl’E, Register. '
car were four large pla -ards containing George
ami to snl-sei ve the Imat iuteres's of
Hargadine ami wife, of Ashland, are
Some excitement was caused in town the words:
“Selected Fruit from vi*iting the lather nml mother of Mrs. llnr- lieginning of the fall buying last sea-: Schlosser's family are among Albany’s
every county m the district.
The
gtidine, Mr and Mrs Everitt. Mr. Harga- son. Later in the season last year a I test citizens, and are much ree|iected.
tiuuneiul suc. ees of the tire! year bus last Saturday evening by the announce- Ashland. Oregon.”
Final Proof Notice,
«line is an extensive stock raiser in Jackson little better prices were had by those She is a beautiful young lady, accomp­
ma ie it possible to incrense the pre m«-nt that Ida, the little daughter of
S. B. Galey has shipped about S.000 and Klamath counties, but the loveliest
lished,
and
popular
among
a
wide
ac
­
minms ami purs.-., an I also to take off Robt. Taylor, was lost. The neigh­ Imxes of peaches to data this season, thing he has grown is the bright-eyed babe who had held their cattle.
L and O ffice at K okkbvrii . O regon ,»
brought down to visit its grandma and
quaintance.”
all entry fees on pavilion exhibits, and bors turned out in force, and a general and will have about 2,000 more, prin­ he
September 9.1X90.
(
grandpa."
Mr. Morrison, of Smith river. Cal.,
the result will I e to greatly increase search was just getting under way cipally Galway’s late, to slop yet. Mr.
Notice
Is hereby given that the following-
I
one
of
the
solid
men
of
Del
Norte
named seller has tiled notice of his intention
Mr E. C Kane ami family will start with­
the exhibits, and so multiply the at­ when the little girl was fouml untler Galey will ship several car loads of
Kral Estate Transactions.
to make tiiiel proof in support of his claim,
in a few days for New York, to speud two county, who was in Ashland during
tendance, as to make the fair grandly some blackberry bushes where she had appl««e later in the season.
and that -aid proof will lie made iiefor«- the
months
or
more
in
visiting
relatives
in
the
the past week, says that the people of
represent the l> isilcss interests of the crawl«-d while playing at hide and seek
Judge or Clerk of the County Court of Jack
city, ami seeing ]M>inta of interest in the At­ his county are somewhat exercised as
(leo. W. Edwards, of Talent, has lanta’ states. Mr. Kane’s close application
James G. Bird-ey, sheriff, to Israel Han -<m count« Oregon, at Jacksonville. Ore
district. In live st«x-k the sou'hern about dusk, and. being sh«epy. had
sen,
uudlvided
-**«f
Its
6,7.
of
sec
4.
and
to
what
the
immediate
future
of
the
gon. on Saturday, November 1st. 1890. viz:
t«>
business
a*
agent
in
charge
of
the
S.
P.
dropped
into
the
land
of
Nod
ami
had
bought
most
of
the
apples
lu
this
part
part of the Si de can show as fine
R. R. local business and train dispatching Inmlier industry in that county is go­ the se 1, and It i of see ft, tp 37, s r 2 w. Washington W Wilson, Homestead Entry
strains of blixsleit c .ttle ami horses as not Ix-en found by her little comriales. of the county, and has ordered l,«r»00 at
No. «:-*<). for Ipts I and 2. and »«*’« of uh '4 of
this |H>iut has tol«i upon his health, and ing to be, as they are afraid that if the 71 and 3-10 acres, con
Nannie ami W II Barr to H. 1. I.umsden. sec. 31, tp. 37, S. R. 23, W. M.
are to lx» found on th« coast.
< hir
he finds it necessary to take a good long \ a-
The case of Donoghue vs. May field, Ixixes of the Talent planing mill to cation
proposed
deal
by
which
more
than
It
3,
l>lk
1,
Barr's
ail'lition
to
tow
n
of
Mui
He names the following wituesse» to prove
and rest.
fruit, grapes, and cereals have l«een in which P. H. Donoghue bad sued pack the fruit m.
his continuous resilience upon andcnltiva
10,000 acres of redwood lands, saw­ ford, eon Gift
fairly “weighed in th” balance” of city marshal Mayfield for damages for
«'. Magruder, trustee, to 1». I. Newton, Its lion of, said land, viz
George Yount, w ho has been gone from mills, railroad, steamships, etc., are to
Oregonian Sept. 9: Prospects are
6, 7, 8, blk ill. * entral Point, con 127 .
State competition and "not found false arrest ami impr^ntnent Ixvatise very g«xnl for a bontit<xins crop this Ashland some two year* or more, returned
Aaron Wiyland, of Eagle Point, Jackson
Magruder Bros to Edward It Owen, deed comity. Oregon, ami William Charley, John
first of the present week, ami w ill re­ be sold to a big English syndicate is
wanting.” "ami what shall we more the marshal ha*l Hrrest»*«! him for re­ year, according to Mr. William Dun­ the
of
assignment,
con
JI
.
main in this valley. He sj»eut some time
Morlauil nml James Bagley, of Ashland,
say” except for the people to come, fusal to heed the orders to remove ob­ bar. Wheat, oats and lmy are showing in the Oklahoma country last year, but lor consummated, the mills will all lie
John Felling to Eniannel ('lark, Its 5. *>, Jackson county, Oregon
one and all, ami help make the fair, structions from th«« sidewalk. The up well. There are piles of Oregon a number of months ha* been in Missouri. closed, as has been the case in some blk ::, Fryer's addition to Eagle Point, «-on fl
JOHN H. SHVl’E. Register
E. B. and«'. L. Hunsaker to M. I. Alford,
’ Oklahoma country is a fine grazing other of the redw.xal districts of Cali­
what it is going to lx*, a howling suc­ case involved th«« validity and force of fruit, also. There must be a glut oc­ Th«
region, he says, ami will in time be a go«»d fornia where all the timber has been all of Its 2, 3. 2S, 2«'., 27, :13, 34, Hunsaker's
cess.
th« city charter, and it seems that the casionally, as in San Francisco, last farming country, but there has beeu mm h bought up by syndicates of foreign aildltion to i**wn of Ashland, con L*20o.
E 8. Smith to J. E. Smith, umlivlded’.2
The Son!hem Pacific R. R. Co. will court lieliev*« that Ashland has a week, when grapes sold for 10 cents a sickness there, ami a failure of crops this
capitalists who prefer to hold their of quartz mining claim situated in steam
sell excursion tickets from Coinstix-ks, charter which means something, and box. Quite a lot of fruit is now com­ year on account of drouth, and many of the
“b«M>mers" are in very straitened circuin- timber for lietter prices, rather than to Imai mining district, Jackson county. On—
and stations south where they btiv* which gives the city government th«« ing in from Southern Oregon, from the stHm «‘s. if not actually hii Bering for the
eon Ji ..*1
««Iterate the mills. Should this sale in go*,
M. A. Severance (nee Nichols) anil hus­
agents, to ami ¡unhiding Ashland, to power to enforce its own laws.
Willamette valley und from alxiut Van­ lie« e**arie>of life.
Del Norte county lie carried out it will band to G.W. Hi'i katliorii. - e)£ot >••* 2-,
Central Point ami return, at one ami
couver, mostly (x‘;)cli«*pt which have
lie the biggest timlier deal ever made tp:’-«, srl w. 160 acres, eon fl.
H. H. Chapman, who was kicke«l by
one-ilnrd fare; tickets void after Sept.
II., 1. B. an.l <> «'.Applegate,
lx«en selling for 75c a box, but now,
on the coast. The lowest market val­ I se I'.S of tiri.
All Three Held to Answer.
see 28. tp 38, s r 1 e, ISOaiTes.
29th. On freight for exhibition at the a horse some two weeks ago, and has owing to the glut living passed, lire
ue
of
these
redwtxxl
lands
is
$30
per
David and Fannie I. Loring to (>.('. A R.
fair, the company will charge tariff lieen laid up most of the tinft* since, bringing better pru'es. The peach crop
Liukville, Or., Sept. 8.—The pre­
K. «'*>., s'a of sw'4 of see ft, and nw'^ofnw
rates wh«»n «hipped to Central Point, was able to get «¡own to town last Sat- is of unusual excellence. There will liminary examination of Tom Miles, acre, while some tracts run up to $70 ‘4 of a«-*- 29. ami ne‘4 of iie’g of »ev 30. in tp
but on presentation of certificate, uriiay. The horse, a frisky young colt l>e a g«H»d demand for apples, but they Will Webb ami Win. S. Shook, for per acre. Hobbs, Wall A Co., of San 40. s r 2 e. eon f i.
John H. ami Rar hel I. Wrisley to Christ
signed by the secretary of the fair, to that he was leading out. of the stable, are again affected with worms. There shooting Josh Buckrnaster on August Francisco, own the heaviest timber and
Bnhlineycr, land in tp 37, »r2w. 90 acres,
the agent at Central Point, that the whirled ami kicke«l, striking him on is an immense demand for dried fruit, 31, reeillted in all three being held to mill interests in Del Norte county.
Will be held fti
■■on |2'««i
.artici. s have been on exhibition, anil the hip ami knocking him down, but some having b««eti reported as sold answer before the grand jury under
Elmira and Ed. Piening to Emanuel
not
breaking
any
bones.
Mr.
Chap
­
Clark, its ft.«'., blk 5, Fryer's town plat of
have not changed hands, the freight
Threshing Itenu
that was two years old; at any rate, $1000 Ixinds each. A part of the trial
Eagle Point, **<m f'2 *.
will lx« returned flee of charge, be­ man was not able to get up, but was . old stix'ks have lx«en closed out.
was held at Goodlow's house, Buck-
1-aae It. ami Matii-la Williams to lam*.» i
The
threshing
season
is
now
over
in
Huginning
tween points above stated. This in­ helped into the house, and is now
Gaines
ami John I'.. W ililains, ae»4 of nw*4
There will lx« a large quantity of master being unable to attend at Bo­ this valley, aud the yield is consider­
and
sw(4 of ne1, and c's of sw'4 nml selgof
cludes live stock of all kinds but does compelled to use a pair of crutches to apples shlppetl to China, this year, nanza.
Buckmaster is reported HR ably ixitter than was anticipate«] early sec 13.
and w1, of n*-'4 and n', of nw'4 ami
not include race horses. Thirty-day get about with.
l'liere was not much profit m this steadily improving, however.
lit the season. The total yield of the s**14 of nw14 nml It 1, au«l ne»4 of aw1,, and
excursion tickets can lie obtained from
e’2of se'4. and nw'4 of re’4 of sec 24, «ml
James Taylor, who came in from trade last year, but promises to lie
county in grain bus not been figured and s' » of ue'..,. and n>of lie'4 of sec 2«. all
Portland to Medford and return. The Sprague River this week, reports that some this, as apples are not so wormy
up as yet, blit an approximate esti­ in tp Si, s r 1 w: also It 1. tp 39, s r 2 w; also
lRfO. and conti nui ng six 'lays.
inter-state law prevented getting re­ a 150-ton stack ot hay belonging to i as last year.
Box««.
mate will l>e made s«x>n. There were 10acres, beginning at the north line of said
duced rates to and from Yreka.
donation laid claim, con 110.600.
Mat Obenchain was bnrneti last
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six
tbreehiug
machines
at
work
in
th««
The Sugar Pine D*xir A Lumber Co.,
R.*se « havner to Mary Aim, Michael ami
LIST <>F LETTERS
Home steps should be taken nt ouce Thursday. The men were still haul­
of Grant's Pass, will 6ell boxes this valley this season, four of them steam M.J. chavner, «lower right to all interest
RemaluiUK in the A-hl.ml, Oregon, I* < >.* year much cheaper than ever before. power and two horse power threshers, in the estate of Thus. Chavner, deceased,
by the people of Ashland to have a ing hay to the sta«'k, ami it is supposed
con f:iV»l
creditable fruit exhibit from this place. that eomeoue dropped a lighted cigar -ept. Il, lh’.M»
Be sure to see their lx»xes and get prii«ee ¡«esides two of the new combiued har­
E. M. Miller to Sarah A. Miller, Und in
Fuller, H V.
Queoner. Henry.
Why would it not be a good plan to . or cigarette near the bay. and thus Johnson,
<
ity of A-hlauil, eon 11.
vesting
machines
(reapers
and
thresh
­
from
them
liefore
placing
orders.
*
Offered tor
t’yrn*
Kn.**ell. M H
catMK*d
the
loss
of
$ti(M)
or
$700
to
the
employ some one mau to do the work
ers combined.) Reports of two of the
K i ng, (ieorgc.
.Nickel, J E
\ onntf. Waldo (,2 :)
of collecting the exhibit and seeing owner. Mr. Obenchain will bav® hay King. Wm.
threshers have been given the T idings .
FurSak Cheap.
Livingstone, E. O.
that. it. is properly arranged in the pa- euough anyhow, to see him safely
Grubb's machine, run by U. S. Jones, i
Schoo) Kxiks-
Persons calling for the «a'nc, please «ftV
vilion? It will be well worth its cost through the winter, having, fortuuate-
A
win«!
mill
an«l tower complete
Hires bed a total of 20,677 bushels of
atl ertisi«!
A E H\MMoND, P M.
We wish to announce that we have
to the town to do this, ami will insure i ly, a larger crop this year than usual.
grain, of which there were 10,912 bnsb- with 12 ft. wheel and «l««ep well pump;
this fall again laid in a complete line
a gixsi representation of onr fruit in­
also reservoir for water. Ail nearly
Go to our store, east side of Plaza
Excitement
The Emit Growers' Annual Exhibit will
of school books and sch«x>l supplies els of wheat, 0,40*) bushels of oats aud new and in first class running onler.
terests. Let this matter be attended jor paints, oils, varnishes, brush««,
take place on Monday, Sept. 23d. Everytxxty
3,365
bushels
of
barley.
Huns
high
in
this
city
over
'
‘
System
and will keep every thing in stock
to by our ciliaana before it is loo late. artists’materials, and wall and build­
Enquire of Smith A Dodge at ftirni- invited. All (he gates will lie open and tree
Builder,-’ as everybody is using it for
Joshua Patterson’s machine, which t ure store.
on Monday, the first «lay of the fair.
ing papers. Estimates made on paint- Malaria, Constipation. Dyspepsia, im­ needed in this line during the schixil
■Every facility offered to those w ishing to
he
had charge of himself, was run 29
term.
We
have
also
gone
through
Stacks of new drees goods in the ' ing, paper hanging, interior decora­ pure blood, nml o it irrb of the stomach,
campon
the grounds.
days, and threshed a total of 39,000
show window at Hunsakers.
nd it is only ♦ I a bottle nt Chitwood's the entire stock and marked them
Au immense stock of wall paper,
tions, etc.
bushels
of
wheat,
oats
and
barley.
down
to
the
lowest
possible
figures
.For
ixxjth aud other privilege* apply
drug store tier a bottle and tell your
E vans .V B bunk , Ashland, Or.
ceilings and decorations at Smith A to the Secretary
at Jacksonville, Or.
neighbors about it.
that they can lie sold for. So there
Dodge’s. We furnish an experienced
Ladies your epecia attention is in­
can lie do complaint ns to prices, but
paiier
hanger
when
desired.
All
or
­
Don’t buy that new dress until you
vited to the muslin underwear at
E. B. Hunsaker is sole ageDt for we will sell strictly for cash and no
bnve seen those Broadhead gtxxls just ders in this line promptly attended to,
Hunsakers.
*
the Broadbead dress goods.
*
other way.
D. L. M inkleu A S on .
KECKETAKY.
and satisfaction gnranteed.
*
i unpacked at Hunsakers.
*
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T. K. Bolton, Agent, Ashland, Oregon.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Auction Sale.
FARM and STOCK RANCH
Situate Near Ashland, Oregon
33^° $1,200 Cash or Secured Paper.
Balance on 'l ime.
Apply to
C. F. BILLINGS,
Ashland, Or
City Ordinance No. 84.
FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE
1). R. Mills is in Chicago, buying our
City Ordinance No. 33
1
see them, as they will be
Ent inely Now
AND WE LIKE TO SHOW GOODS.
ASK FOR A DICTIONARY CARD
PRICES THE LOWEST
:oo:
D.B.&E.V. MILLS
$$$$$$ $$ $$ $$
DOLLARS
Is what it takes to move the
WHEELS OF COMMERCE.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$n$< >$ l $ l $ a $ k $ s $ :$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Il B. HUNSAKPTR
Will place his entire stock of
SUMMER COODS
r •
i
I
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 12A to 20c v<l.
CALICO, 20 yds. for $1.00.
‘ •
CHALLIS, almost given awav, 20 vds for $1.00.
GINGHAM, 14 yds. for $1.66.
Fine Bradette DRESS GINGHAMS, 8 yds. for $1.00.
Fine Armadale ZEPHYR, 4| yds. for $1 .<«>.
Turkey Red Table DAMASK, 4 yds. ior $1.00.
Bleached
u
“
4 yds. for $1.00.
IN ADDITION OCR
Central Point, Jackson County,
MONDAY, SEPT. 22
$7,000
Premiums and Purses
4
ROBERT A. MILLER,
CbüdrenCryfcrPitclier’sCastQria
I
I
I
Aj
BARGAIN COUNTER
Will l>e kept loaded with bargains from every depart­
ment that must lie seen to l>e appreciated. Come earlv
while the selections are good.
M ost R espectfully ,
I
E. B. HUNSAKER