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ASH LAM) TIDINGS. Friday..................... November The Shook Case. l*in> BREV1T1ES. Se? Honx-ly's new mi. Tra.n tinie ìs ebanged ugnili. Cranberriee ut thè Resi House. * 1 lie full jury iti the Shook «use al Fiv<> «Live more to fatteu tbetnrkeya. Liukville Wllti empaneled last Friday Teaebera ’ inatitute in Ashland next an<i ths* case was giveu to the jury at !• < 'clock yeeteidav morning. Al week. 5:15 last evening the jury return«*«] a C'dendnr ««►•ini at ’ho opera house verdict of “N ot ih - iltv .” Thia ver Deeember IGlhand 17th. dict whs generally expected. Tic* II. Il p iv car sto >pe«l in Ash land l'uesJ «y mortimi’, to liquidate. Thanksgiving Dinner. Forest City baking pow«L*r 45 cts E. K. Bright man, who never allows a holiday to pass witbout a fitting per <* hu at McConnell A Eubanks'. * olteervance in the ahape of a royal tim The Beekman-Hamlin case comes ber, has ordertal a large nntnlier of up m the supreme court m xt week fat and teu ier turkeys for tbeThanks- upon a re hearing. givingdiuner at the’ Ashland House, The w«s si-working factory at Phoe anti the repntatiou of the house for giving the best dinners to lie bad in nix .s turning out a considerable quan tity of neat furniture. the country will lie fully sustained. The “Brass Monkey” troupe went The Tem-hirs' Institute. northward oil Monday evening, to be- The «list net teachers’ institute, to he gin nn engagement at Portland. bel<i in Ashland next week, lieginning Jacksonville will have a school .Monday and continuing till ltmrsday evening, will lie an interesting event mts-tmg on tin* 25 h mat.. Io consider for everyone at ail interested m educa the matter of voting a tax to Bust..in tional matters. The institute will la- th«* tree School. held in the opera bouse, laith the day Stanley’s great work, “In Darkest and the evening sessions, anil the pub Africa,” may lie had now of A. I* Ball, lic is cordially invited to attend at any of tins place, wuo succet-ds Mr. Ham .- and all times. There is to be no kar us agent for Jackson county. charge for admission at any of the Supenuten lent Price will hold Ins evening lector«*. regular quarterly examination of Nehool Tax Levint. applicants for teacher's certificates At the school nieetiug held at th«* in Ashland on th«* last Wednesday in normal school building last Saturday this n.ontb. afternoon, there was a large attend’ Walla«*«* Gridley, section foreman at Slice. ami the matter of taxor liorrowe«! Dillard station in Douglas county, has inaney was fully dis'-nssed. Upon made room in his family for two of computation, it was found that a seven th«* unfortunate Gridley children of mill tax would pay the mdelittslness of Ashland. tbedistrict and pay the expenses of Travel ou the railroid Las increased the schools till the eml of the school year, in June next; and the question of much within the past w««ek or two, tax was therefore voted npon with the and there are more strangers in the following result: For tax, “4: against country Itxikiug for new locations tax, 39. The question which made than there were a few weeks ago. some «if the voters hesitate was whether less*, of the Montague Herold, a tax should lie levied at. this time, or giv«*s th«» public fair warning that money imrrowed until a new aes«*ss- Thanksgiving turkeys must la* deliv meut could lie made under the law ami er«*«! at his ottice by the 24:h Hist, nt the tax levieil npon a more equal basis. the latest, in order to insure ••inser tion.” The Festival of Days. A number of Ilexes of Jackson coun l’rang's, Tuck’s and Ward’s lovely ty apples were shipped by H A. Claw Christmas, birthday ami Sunday school cards and souFenir Isaokiets for sale at son from this place to Senator Stan Sunday's liootli during the Festival of ford's Washington address last Mon day. They were from Dm Reynolds’ Daye. Wash-day stippiies at Monday's place ill the Meadows. lsiotli, Dse. 5th and titb. The Mongoiilian pheasants releastsl Irou holders and mate at Tuesday's some inie since by Gen. T. G. Rea me« liootb. have lieen s.*en a mile or two out of Cott, «n, wool and silk for darning, to town ami are doing nicely. If not mo lested they will «loubiless raise several lie I iik I at Wednetslay's Ixsith. Doilies, trays and carving cloths at broods next season. -|Timee. Thursday's Is» »th. B. R. Willits, an experience,! saw Sw«*eping caos.l dusters and bags, mill man, and one of th** most capable with a patent holder for your broom, in that business in the country, has at Friday’s booth. gone over to Gregory, to assist in the The best cook book of the day for management of the business of the sale at Saturday’s booth. Dollarlnde mill for Hosley V Linders. New lines of black velvet ribbons, silk riblxius. black drees ami trimming silks at D. R. .<■ E. V Mills. * “D e.” RtcbardHon, of Butte creek valley. Cal., son-iu-law of Govan High of this place, had the misfortune to lose a consitlerable quantity of furni ture ami other h«»UHeiiold effects, as well as clothing of members of his family, by fire about two weeks ago, liia house having caught fir«* from a stovepipe through Uhe roof and burned down one day while h«* was away, aud Mrs. Ricbardstin not lieing able to save th«.* things. The bonne itself was not a great Liss, as it was only built for ten.,«»rary «wet, ini-y, ami "D« h -" was away hauling lumber for a new one at the time of the fire. I'll«* new house is already nearly enough comp!et«*d to la* occupied bv the fam ily« Plaids are the rage, and D. R.'A E. V. Mills have the finest line ever shown in Ashland. * A lively runaway an«! sriastmp oc curred up on Granite street las' Hun- «lay afternoon. J. K. L«*: i I m > and hie fiither in-la'v. Geo. Hoover, of Doug las county, were driving down the street in a two hors«* wagon, when John R,imt»i«*ll umlertook to pass th« m with a om»-hors«* buggy in which his wife w «R rn|ing with him. Rams dell's home ehic.l mid th«* wheels be came mtxttl up ami th«* thre«* horses waltz -d «'iround aud went through eomeisxly’e fence and the people jumped and tumbled out ami the buggy was smash«*«! into a job for K«*utnor. Non«* of the people were hurt except Mr. Hoover, who bad bis hips sprained somewhat in jumping from th«* wagon. Go to our store, east side of Plaza p>r paints, oils, varnishes. brushes, artists'materials, and wall aud build ing papers. Estimates made on paint ing. paper hanging, interior d«M*«ira- H ouh , etc. E vans <t B kcnk . Ashland, Or. NOTES OK THE TRAIN WRECK. 'From ihe Statesman,! •‘Pel” Bivkley. the stock dealer of Oakland, Or., is oue of the painfully lujurwi by the wreck, hiinug svveral broken ribs am! bad bruits He was sitting in the day coach when the crash came. . lie w:is thrown to the tioor bu’ got up shortly ami struck a ligliL He saw a woman who had fainted u«-ar him, and went to the wa ter tank twice and got water iu ins hands an 1 dashed it 111 her face. He then fell insensible himself. When lie recovered consciousness he had lieeu taken out of the car and put on some blankets before a fire, Ht* then describe«! his valise to a bystander, who went into the car ai.d fourni it and brought it out. That valis«* contaiiKsl .<4(kli) Hi hard “twenties,” anti .Mr. Cr«»ss deposited it next moruing in the bank. MET HEATH BRAVELY. HERE AND THERE. PERSONAL. Black corset* at D. R. E. V. Mills. J. DeWitt Butts returned home from California. Lakeview han ordered a steam fire Dr. J. E. Payton, of Drain, was in town engine, to cost 83,375. yesterday, going tojStoekton. Revenue collector N. Langell returned i Thanksgiving services at the Cou- gregational church at 10 a. m. on the Monday from Klamath county. J. L. Stubblefield and wife, of Walla Walla, 27 th. arc spending a few days at the Oregon. The proprietors of the Shovel creek George Dean, now in hnsines* at Grant’s hotel and hot springs are preparing Pass, has bren visiting Ashland this week. to build h 70 foot addition to their al Tiie Rev. Joseph Cook, of Boston, went ready large hotel. through Ashland, southward, last Saturday. The Montagne Herald reports that D II. Hau kins who has b. vn packing in Scott valley. Cal., returned home morethuu 837,000 worth of apples were I apples last week. s«>l«l from Little Shasta valley this II. J. O’Brien, of Dairy, was in town again year, and that lhe farmers will plaut last Friday, on his way ba« k to the .Sound lots of trees hereafter. country. Try onr own brands of tea, oysters, W. II Parker, E*«p. was in town from soap and crackers. Superior to any Jacksonville, Wednesday, on professional business. oth«*r. McConnell«% Eubanks. * Miss Ruth Matthews, of Salem, started The roller skating craze has been re- southward Sunday evening, after a short stay in Ashland. vive«l in San Francisco, Hiid the rinks are patronized better than they were Theo. Wait ami sister, Miss Cirio, brother at the bight of the fever when it took and sister of Mrs. Bush, were visiting the latter in Ashland last week. its first run some years ago. Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Osborn started yester Smoke Las Palmas cigars, at Mc day morning for Yolo, ('al., where they will probably spend the winter. Connell & Eubanks'. ♦ Andy Payne is now one of the bridge JohivGriffin, or Dead Indian, made gang at work rvtimbering the tunnel num- a goo«lshot with a pocket pistol some la*red nine for the railroad company. time since, killing a big buck at a Mrs. W. F. Arant, of Klamath county, re distance of flO yards, by breaking its turned horn«* last week from Douglas coun ty. hid ! was met iu Ashland by Mr. Arant neck at the first shot. Friday morning. 13 lbs. granulated sugar; 14 lim. X. (’. W. Ayers, manager, ami W. T. Carroll, C. sugar; 13 lbs. rice, or 20 11». lieans secretary, of the Siskiyou Stone Co., < ame out truin Portland last Saturday, ami re for $1 at McConnell «<• Eubanks'. ♦ '.limed the tirst of the week. The first Co. Sunday school conven W. A. Dwight caiiie up from (¡rant’s Pass tion for .Josephine co., is call«»d to con the first oí lhe week, to look after the selec * mill f<»r the vene nt Grant’s Pass D« m *. 2«1 and 3d tion of lumber at the Doliarhide next. Rev. G. J. Webster, of this S. P. D. «k L. Co. Mrs. C. IL Kleine, of Portland, formerly place, is to deliver one of the evening Flora Woodson, of this place, arrive«I lectures, and G. F. Billings is down Miss W eduesday w itiuher two little children for on the programme for on** of the top a visit witii Ashland friends. ical papers. Miss Tillie Reeser, w ho has been employed the retouching department of the prim i- Sni<>k«**l salmon and halibut, niHck- iu pal photograph gallery at kialem for two er«*l, co«! fish, herring ami baddies, at months past, returned home Tuesday. McConnell & Eubanks'. ♦ Capt. T. J. Ln Flesh ami F. E. Stanley, of Hornbrook, who have been at work tor the W. O. Warren, of Warren station, S. P. R. K. Co., land department, grading tells the Pendleton East Oregonian, lands in Douglas county, went over to Horn that there is nt that station 250,000 brook by yesterday's traiu. bushels of wheat awaiting shipment Merritt Bellinger, of Jacksonville precinct with only two cars a week to ship it who has one of the tines! farms in the coun ty, is one oi our most prosperous farm in. At this rate it will just take four ers, and was in town Wednesday of this week, years an«! five wtieka to carry it to his first visit here fur a long time. market. C. «S. Blackett, of Juneau, Alaska, deputy of customs at that place under Cof- Plum pudding, mince meat, cran- collector lv< lor Praeht, was in Ashlaud a day or two l>erri«*s ami mackerel in toinatoe BHiiee, Iasi week, visiting friends here Mr. Black ett is an old friend of E. V. Mills, of This at McConnell «V Eubanks'. * TEACHERS’ ISSTITTTE PROGRAM Following is the program of the District Institute to be held in Ash- Ian«!, beginning Nov. 24: MOM DAV, NOV ¿4. Evening session.— Musle. .Vbtress««( i.-«‘li-*«nn- T*i«ii. I*. .A. G«-tz, <»! Asblan«i. R«*s;s«ns(?—Col. Roliert A. Miller. Misceltam-mis. lavtnrv- Prof. It. I.. Ik-nsun. ’«mill's Pass TfltSDAY, so«. -J.«. Morning session.— Music. trnngiiage Lessons—Prof. 1‘. A. Getz, of Ashlaml. Moralsand Manners—Prof. J. It llorner, of Rosetnirg. Kindergarten work, "hi« h aids in Teach ing lira«»,ng —Mi-- .\d.-i M. Remolds Genv-ral lbs«-tissi«»n—“Mean* amt Ex|a*di- ents louini Helpful in scli«a«l K«««in Work' — Opened by Prof. E. E. smith. Afterinain aessioli.— Music s« bool Maiiagi-nient Supt. E I*. Mi Elroy. <«<- grapby Gus Newbury, Jacksonville Primary Instruction Mrs. Mary Tyler, of Grant’s '’ass. «ienerkl [li*«cii-«i<in —irading Count» School* —<>|a-u«*<i by Prof. I. \ Simon*. Evening *e*-ioii. Music. Recitation. Music. M iseellam-ou*. Icetiir«—-Re». J. I: N. Bell, *•■ th«* ’*<'««ni- jx-mliiini. «Knsi.su.ir. Nov. -*•:. Morning s. sstoii, • Eiliu ntion a Right .' Mis* < lura I rink. Th«* Analytical -supt < . S. Pri«-«-, of Ja« k- son» ill«*. Literature in tin* Pulitlr S< lusils- Prof. W. J. Crawford, of Me«Hord Gtm-ral Discussion -I'orporal Punisli- m«*irt"—O|H-t.«-<i by Prof. 1. B. Raymond Afternoon session.— Sc I loot Ma i«agent ent - ('out inn* -1 •Busy Work—Miss Hatii«- Newt.-’ry, of Jack*«*iiville. Elementary s«-i«*m «■ Prof. I*. A. G«-tz. of Ashlaml. «Juery B««x. Evening session.— Musi«-. Mi*« lellancons. la-ctnre—Dr.«'. «'. Stratton, of the Willam ette Cniversity, Salem. THI'llSQAY, NOV. 27. Morning session.— Memorial Days in School - M iss A. Jaln-t F o I h - s , of Aslilaint. Seh*H«l <>rgauizatt«*iis —Prof. J. B. Horner, of Roseburg. Physiology ami Hygiene—Miss «tcorgia A. <'ha*«-, of Ashlaml. Afternoon sesshm School M uiagement—« ontiniied. < omjiositi.m Work—Miss Emma ' oleman. of Mviford. < la«s Drill in Reading-Aslilainl schools M ii'ic. Adjournment. OF The McKinley Bill! Laiifl Scliober «<• Mitchell's line Iin]x*rial Ki<! Shoes; Mc Kay sewed, broad toe, low heel; sizes 2!, to widths I to F; Regular price $5.0(>; now $4.50. John Schenkel, from Colorado, who was riding on the engine of (lit* un fortunate train ami who at the lim«* of the wr««ck was on th«* tender pass ing «town wood to the firemans tells a story of bravery and heroism on th«* pait of the engineer ami fireman that is almost without parallel in history. Schenkel was in a position to witness their every movement. He was work ing his way ami when the bridge was reached was, iib staled, on the tender. L' jpd .S c " > i 3£; r ? M itchell . .Sclieukel felt the movement and knew something was wrong. He said f’ANCV z the engineer instantaneously ami al most simultaneously blew the whistle, reversed the engine, and put ou the air brakes. This was tin* work of but an instant, and the engiueer im«l fire man were at once stumimg facing each other. As the mnssive engine went over they were still standing, each gazing vacantly into the eyes of the other. Ami in this position they were hurled to their death. Seh« nk«j roll-*«] off the tender as it went over, fortunately escaping being mushed out of all rec«>gnition. His f«s>t was mashetl ami his toes ent off in some Will Rrrover the I'lothiiii'. The mystery of the rol>l«*ry of the way. Tins is alxiiit the extent of his tailor shop of F. E. Zoelluer in Ash injuries, except painful bruises about land r«*cent.ly, has Is-en solvt*«! by the the L km I v . —:oo: confession of the thieves nu«l the re Just as the relief train bearing the covery of th«* stolen goods. Th«* «lay wounded from the seen«* of the wreck Iiefore the robbery two well «lreesed to Fort laud arrived in Eisi Portland, young men came in from Bolthind an«! C.Grieliel, of Milwaukee,Wis., t raveling N' ite «.—Person*- attetKlIni: Hi«' !n»iitiit< aud trav linn by way <«f railr«»a«l will pay registered at the Ashlimd Hotel as L. agent for Vai Blatz Brewing Co., ex place. full far«* K‘>>ng and return eertiti« ales 101 H. < Irsee uni Dau O’Brien. After tin* pired, makiug the number of dead five. People from Klamath county tell J. C. Sergent, of Dairy, Klamath county, the reduced rale will be issile.l at th«- Insti burglary these meu, who bin! left town, Griebel had both legs brokeu anil was about the remarkable number of citi brought his family in over the mountains tute. 'l be best nm-lcal talent ««I As >1an«l wib wen* susp«*cted of the crime, and badly crnsb«*d, also receiving injuries zens liable to jury duty who ha<! busi la*t week, and they will s¡»vmi the winter at Central Point, while Mr. Sergent remains in furnish exceUenl music for «a li even in;’ officer Robt. Taylor at once mud«» ef alioilt the head. ness outside of the county about the Klamath county to close up his busitiv*** session. forts l > capture them. H«* telegraphed Hotel« anti private boardinc lio'i-«■» will ’I'ho Statennmn of Tuesday morning time the sheriff was looking up men tiieie before moving in. furnish acciiininodatious al r«*a*«>iiiible rates their description both north and south, to till tip hie extra venire with last liiul the following: Fred Fradeuburg, of ( cutral Point, has and was rewarded in finding the cloth Y esterday ami Sunday a large party week. Most everybody in the county been locating a nu in her of timber land The (treat Spring ■«■disine. ing an«l ths thiev«*e. At Ager I he men claimants down in SI-kiyou county, recent had an opinion of some sort in the went through th«* hotel on their plens- of railroad officials, including Man matter, but a jury was finally selected. ly, and rep<»rts that he has done well, too, in It will I h * gratifjiug :•> all who r« ««:iz<* ih<- buying and selling a number of timber »ilal n«<-«"ily of purify mg tin- l«loo«i. to aut tour southward, nnd took with ager Koehler, has been in the city. know ’list Hit«i«anl - 1 ì I i <- iiiiih I ì <- i yrui« « an Freuch soups, salad dressing, caviar, t claims taken up heretofore. them two or tlire«* watches atnl some During their stay here they have suc retied upon a- a blood t,i«-liciii«-. Mr. C. Dr J. S. Parson, wife ami son started la*t I««- Otis'*.- things belonging to other p«*o- ceeded in obtaining settlements in full sardines. sau«*«*e, imported pickl«*e and Monday Rohinxin. of Marshall. Mi* li «ay *« for san Francisco, intending^ to B <»l.Ml.«:*i«:s : — I lia»«- -utr»-«-«-<l int<‘ii«;-ly ple. Tt.ev were arr«*st*»d for this by from a large number of the injured, extract of ls*ef, nt MoConnell A spend a couple of week* at the Ba\ city aud from biliousness ami rhi-nniatiMii for o»«-i ♦ other Califuitria town*, ' l he Doctor ha* not ihu*e Sheriff >I««x!**y, of Siskiyou county, the prices for receipts in full to cover Eubanks'. ya ar*, anp hint tritai «o many n*-«u‘«ln-s been awa\ from his practice fur several that I iia«i lost all near Gazelle, Mid are now ill jail at all damage ranging fioni SDk) up faith 11« aring .*f tlil>- The lafost prominent character in years now, and has earned a rest. wards, Schenkle, the man whose foe ’ lianl s kheunia ii syrup I l«oiigl:t a botti«- Yreka, awaiting tuil. The watches th«* region hereabout to “fold Ins tent was ampiital«*«!, offering to quit claim all-1 found it helpe’l me. I hale now, us«-«l Senator Mitchell left Portlami for Wash were found m their .«ossessioti, and like the Aralis," is G. N. Buntz, of ington, last Sunday. After stopping a short four ta.tlles. all-1 it tin- n-*-:or«-«! m* liver irmi Train Tillie iliangeil The rnilroad company, finding that there is no doubt that tiir». will lie sent for ®2,«5IM1. with hi* Children in lacuinu, he will kidneys to h«-altlo action, an i rione mor.» to '¡ be injure«! ones ¡in* improving gen Wagner cret'k, who was one of the lime their business at Ager Cal., has in The new sch«*dnle of the S. P. R. R. Visit h sister in Indiana, ami then spend Lis purify my bl«««wl than anything I i«av«- *-\«i to San Quentin. < >n being informed .large figures iu the timber cutting erally, exceptions being D. L. Kimber remaining tune before the convening of taken. I am pl«-ased t«> na-ommeini it a« a took effect last Saturday at noon. It creased won«h*rfiilly. are constructing of tlit* capture of the men. «Irputy Very Truly. vendetta, as it were, and the principal with his old mother in Pennas 1- womlerful bl,»«al ini-diclu«*. makes a change in the tune of arrival a fine new «’« pot, which w ill I e locate«! sheriff Taylor went over to Yreka Sut ly, of Neenah. \\ is., ami Mrs. Howell, witness again t G. H. Lynch. Buntz congress ’ II. I’. K-rius-o.s Mar-hall. Mi'-h vania. aud departure of both the north and much nearer '<> th«* bus:n«*ss portiou Mon lay, an«l succeeded in inducing of Puyallup. Al Mr. McAt«*e's then was a tenant on the farm of John Hol Mr s. M. Byers, of Princeton, Minn., own Sol.l 111 T. K Bolt«,II. Ashland. south bound trains at this place. The of that place than the pnsent one. them to admit that they were th«* rob a««» eight patients. Air«.. Ifoa'.man ami ton, and one day last week Mr. Holton er (»1 tiie < emral House lol and other prop Mr?. Howell being the most seriously tram from the north is now due in in town which he purchased altera Quaker rolled oats. 15c. j«er package, hers who operated in Ashlaml. They lnj.iiex IT It. awokt* to the fact that be had no ten erty visit here a couple of year* or more ago. Ashland at 10:20 a. tn, aud remains a* the Red Hous**. tohi Taylor that they hail sent the ant. P«»rhaps Bnntz has gone to arrived in Ashlaml the tir*t of the week, Mrs. Quinten, of Portland, has three here thirty minutes for breakfast, as three suits of clothes from Ager to by his daughter, and will W. F. Arant, who was in from Red Bluff by express, and gave bun an ribs broker, and has heretofore es- Portland, to lie in perpetual readiness accompanied heretofore la rather late breakfast, by sjM’nd some time here. for testimony against all comers. Oit’goiiiau the way.) The train from the south is Klamath oouuty last week, sm*l it was order on th«* express agent at the hit- captsl tiie rep >ru*r. John S. Stilwell, of Central Point, who had A discovery w ..s mad«* yesierday by This question is often asked us many Four room cottage on Oak street to been out in Klama'.h county for several «hie here at 6:11) p. tn., instead of 5:40, re|«orted that s«>iiie beef cattle had t.-r place for t be clot h«-s. Conductor as in the past, and it also remains b<*en sold just Iiefore he left at prices Ynstey, on his hist trip down took with Statesman reporter v.'liich may lend rent ’ at 85 jht month. Apply at months, returned to this valley last week. of the cures are done so quickly, That $1.25 Box. $1.25 Box. He w»i> with a thresher for some time, and they are pernianenl no one will attempt * thirty minutes, as iiefore. The train somewhat l»etter than were paid him samples of the material from s *me assistance in the identification of Bank. says the yield was something prodigious— to deny, after reading the following list the unknown dead. In ids pocket th«* earlier in the season. Applegate leaves Port Ian«! in the evening au hour which the clothes were made, and 20 14-0Z. BARS! going a* high a* 11«’», ami w heat » »tU|tib of names uur reporter met nt Dr. Dar 20 14-0Z. BAKS! Tic* work of clearing the track of uais bushels to the acre in some places. - V later than heretofore, and takes alanit brothers having sol.l some at 820 for found the three suits in the expressof- young man c.uried a cotub on which snow nns' office. who bad been cured tu<> and during the blockade of last winter he Lad cut the initials, “ A. H. ” 2o minutes longer to make the dis twieyear-obls an-1 824 for three’s. ti-e. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kane ami little son re three years a^o. Mrs. \V. T. Ellidg«*, of Oakdale, woiiLi Lave lieen lunch easier and more home last Thursday eveniug, after Mr. William Parrott, of Middleton. tance to this place than iiefore the L. Leoiianl. of Sprague river, was . The men were quite •‘tony" in their Wash., pass«*«! through the wreck lin- I rapid ha«! there been r»ue or more of turned having spent a week in California The) Or*, was almost totally deaf for years, change. The train leaves San Fran in town Wedm silay eveuitig. on bis : style, with line clothing, silk under • u«.« new rotary “ cyclone ” s».uw plows had a wry enjoyable trip through the v«4*t cisco al milt an hour later than >a*fore, way to Josephim« county. He had ' clothing, etc., (and why shouldn’t they ltijur«*«!. but in coming from tlm tram on ibis division of the S. P. IL R ern stale*, ami were gone from home alto cured two years ago. R *v. M. M. Bisb or. of Brooks. Or., cured of nasal and but makes the distance in less tone driven so.iit* cattie <i««wn to Montague I l>e. when clothing stores ami other fed anil broke her arm. The coiujiany will be better prepar- gether about two month* Mr. Kane's throat catarrh three years ago. Mrs. F. than Iiefore. Baggage master J«>lin A. Jamieson of <■<! now for such at; emergency, one of u.alth is much improved by lhe trip. from the Klamath county ranges, lie places are so easy of nccers lifter dark.) A. Morris», NewiMTg, Or., says site is Mrs. hi Eubank*, her youngest daughter, cured of asthma and bronchitis of ten report«-«!. \Valk«-r Ar Son's b«-ef were As California law has its grip on them, Ri.eebiirg. had Lis left arm broken, the "cyclone" plows having already Mary, an*! joungest sou, Albert, arrived Burned Their Barn anil Hay re|H>rter he re arriv«*dat Dunsmuir. Th«'probability iiom .san years' standing. She was cured three to have been among them, but were they will probably not sdorn the Ore i'o an f>r< Diego la»t Saturday evening, for a [><»=»• d’R EXTRA OYSTERS 12 <>z.) arc the Ih-M :«ic |»er can murk«*«!: “It was an off «lav forth« are. however, that it will nsver have brief visit with rclaihes ami old friends three years ago. Win. M. (oiwvil. Ska- John VanHorn, of this place, re- not reaily for delivery wlieu he s’art«*d gon penitentiary this year. Tiger Braud (Woz.) 2«'»c “ railroad boys. 1 believ«* they were ail such <i fine field of operation as last li* re They are moving U j Portlami. mid luokawa. W. T.. sciatK’ rbt ninntisni and cvivtal last »erk the unwelcome news ami he di«l not take them. Mrs. Eubanks started with Vai for that liver complaint ; restored t<> be.ilth: also Wlirii you need n mild laxative you burl. Engineer McFa«Lien ami tire that the barn on Ins son's place at TOBACCOS AND CIGARS Monday evening. Miss Mgr; went his brother. Geo. ] j . Golweil, Skani tka- Th«* parties who have charge of the <lioi.: I haw a medicine that will act <»n the man N« al were killed, comiuctor Con- winter, if it remains ou the division city Dwg lake, in Klamath county, ami Wednesday evening. liver aud kidneys as well a* the bowels. for ten or twenty years. wa. W. I.. was curt d of a uuiubuess of work in the cinnabar mines in th«* t State School Superintendent, F. B. M«Tl i the arm two v< ir.s since. Mrs. E. Ablf, Ofiii'f uf Well's. Fargo i Co.'s Express. IkuK’x' Vegetable liver pill* are prepar 'd s**r's left leg was broken in two pl.u*«*s some 50 tons of hay in it were burned Comer Main St. and First Aveuoe. moiiutaius will construct a vxpre*'ly for this purpose. Insist on getting Is low the knee, and his hip spnnurd; Dou’t foil to see the “Mather” gloves rov, on Saturday, Nov. 1st. lieeides th«* Siskiyou was on last Sunday evening s train, re 1(50 North Fourteenth st., Portland, them, a* they have id » superior nnd few trail to connect with the railroad at ♦ lurning home from San Francisco, where he cured thiv years ago after nine doctors brakemen Hull and llemhe w«*re bad at Hunsaker's. hay. a valuable saddle ami several sets eqii.il* For sale by all druggists. been for several days on matter* con had failed. <ii ^iiinfiil menstruation and ly hurt; Pullman couduclor Hought I Says the Ros«*bnrg I'laindealer of had of harness, also, were consum«*«i. John Cole’s, a distance of about 2t) miles. nveted with tiie preparation of an educa on's leg was broken; <*xpr«'ss meesei« i last week: Rev. J. R. N Bell, unmind tional disphi). to be made by California, womb trouble ¡n e» ry conceivable wav. VanHorn bad an interest in the hay, Messrs. MeK«*e ami one of Ins partners lh-Hths tliia Week ger Leonard suJlerc«! scalp wounds, ful of the old nddage: “The long<*«t Oregon am! Washington a’ the world's fair general debility, nilin u rough the heart nod started out to Klamath county are now on the ground, and have Mr. McElroy is a member of the committee and lungs. Hundreds of Other patients J< h I B. Sheplienl, son of Mr. ami and all the Pullman porters were hurt. way round is the near«»st way home," having Tile «fay of this week, to see what forwarded a large amount of supplies the matter in charge. coil id be named had we space to publish Airs. W. H. Shepherd, of Emigrant 1 was silting on a trunk in llie baggage took a short cut across the Umpipia they Could <lo toward makiug good there during this week. [ L'lmes. Col. ('. Frizell returned home last week them. the loss of so much of their winter J. C. Sergeut l*>st a purse contain creek, died at the horn«* of his parents car, ami when th«» tram went through, W«-dneHdny; but the plank that ha«i frotn the !•'. Palonee The Doctors are crowded with pa country, where In* iia- store of provender. They have no ing some fifty dollars somewher«* on List Tuesday morning, Nov. IK, after a jumped down. Then 1 jumped up all'iwed the lads am! lasses and been employed for some time in hi* dutie tients from 10 a. m. to 3 p. in. Drs. doubt that the tire wits the work of a the roiui between Meilfor«! ami Ash long ami painful illness, which for again to catch the crossbars in the car persons of light weight to pass to and a* grain inspector and weigher for the Pa Darrin are no doubt the hardest w’orkvd tic Elevator Co. He has been troubled men in Fortlaud, i he doctors have a malicious incendiary, who has la*en land last Saturday, lie was a wit some months was in tin* form of <!is- to save myself from injury, but missed fro, gave way under the ponderous ci much lately by a bronchial attack, caused annoying them in various ways during ness tu the Shook-f loodbrw case ami tressuig stomach troubles. For ubout ami fi ll, and became mixed lip in the tr«*ad of this divine and he went '<> by the dust of theelcxator. He will return large country practice nnd send tlu ir remedies to anyone desiring the past Hummer, having brokeu into bad to be in Liukville Monday morn a mouth past he had been helpless mass of tiviug trunks. In some way the bottom, and his d«*«ceut hurt bis to ashingtou iiefore long, to resume dut) electric home treatment for any curable chronic, th«* bouse several limes during the ing, so he ooulil not go back along the from partial paralysis. The funeral my arm was thrown behind me and ki:«*. Tn tiis crippled condition In* for the elevator company. acute or private diseases, which are almeuce of the owner. The case was road and look for the purs«* after dis took place Wednesday, Rev. F. G. broken. John Bine, I Lie tram ageut, slipped into a hole and received a D. C Agler. who had his foot crushed by kept strictly confidential. the cat* |oine time ago, has recovered sutm to be presented to the grand jury, it covering his loss on reaching Ashland. Strange officiating, and the interment «s*Tip«sl with the loss of a liltieskii* off baptism not in the church ordinances. elently (hie of the doctors i.s visitir g difft rent tc Is- able to travel, ami on Sunda) beiug at the Kingsbury cemetery. De Ins nose. He was through with his is understood. last he started with hi* fainP.v for San Fran towns in the state to better aocommo This ought to be a go«al year for ! ceased was a young man of excellent work ami would have left lhe tram at He now limpeth and walketh with a cisco, to speud some time visiting relatives date those who find it impossible to como Hauer kraut, jmlgiug by the size of character, an«! had many friemls Salehl. Express messenger Leouarii cane. in and near that city. He expect* to !»e a!»h* to Portland. One of the doctors will l>e Property Sales to go back work again witniu a month o." at the Wasbauer Hotel. Baker < ity. Nov. Home of the big cabbages that have N«*w line of Ladies fine oxfords at *o, provided to i»e gets a berth at office work ot 17 to 22; tbe (. inatilla House. Ti e Dalles. G. F. Billings has soli! to Mr. G. E been brought into town of late. Two throughout the county who will sin does not know how lie was injured. D. R. an«! E. V. Mills. ♦ cerely mourn Lis untimely death. He was at work in ill«* center of the some kind. He is an old railroad man, and Watrous, of New York, 8*% acres of from Jeplitha Davison’s place near ha* had mm h experience as station agent Nov. 23 nnd 24: the Oregon Hotel, Ash Charles Lindsay, who bail lieeti a car, and before he <*oiild say 'Jack orchard land set in young trees at bis Talent were lying in front of McCon land. Nov. 2». to 30, and Eugene City, "It is not generally known.” said a ami operator. place north of Ashland; consideration, nell A Eubanks's store Tu«*s«lay, ami resi.leiit of Ashland for some two y«ars Robinson' his car was crosswis«* on the Portland wholesaler the other day, ( apt. .hick Crawford, the long haired poet Dec. 1 to <>. track. After tile accident had *>«*«*iir- The head oilice at 70^ Washington 8'2.000. were found on living weigh«*,! to pull pas',«liexi last Tuesday morning at his rc«l conductor Conner detiiilml porter “that a great many people who have scout of New Mexico, who was one of the street, Portland, will run as usual, Cou- me in the northern part of town, victims of the Lake Labish disaster, was ou dealings with batiks have a private BAKOAIN'S I^i down the scah-H to llit* 105 lb. mark, Mr. Wickfield, a newcomer to the All last Sunday morning's train going south saltation and examination flee, from hemorrhage of th«* stomach, age«! I’owi ll to put up tin* danger signals. valley, has bought a thirty-acre tract one of them weighing 54 ami the oth 51 years. The funeral was on Wednes He did so, but when he came back he mark on their checks, the absense of ward. He was not seriously hurt, but wa* classed treated free from 10 to 11 a. m. winch would cause the bank officials sprained about the hips so that he couldn t daily. Sewing Machines at Bedrock Prices, of laud, a part of the Mana Colver er 5] lb«. day afternoon, services at th« house fell down exhaust«*«! from his wounds." to throw out the most splendidly ex execute an Apache war dame with any de ranch, nesr Phoenix, at S»'«0 per acre, One of the natural curiosities which ami burial at the Hargadine cemetery. of comfort *»r despatch. Capt. Craw ford We carry an immense stock of \\ all Paper ami Deco J. W. Daniels, oue of the Pullman ecuted forgery of a signature. The grec and intends to improve it at once with are worth rejw«rting is a «louble egg Rev. 1’. G. Strange, of the Presbyterian has developed intoa first class stump speak colored porters, received such spinal mark is not ns a general rule near the er. and is now in politics, having tne posi feuces aud buildings. rations, Window Shades, Picture Frames, Mouldings, which one of the liens at Avery Jolin- church, conducting the servic«*s. De- injuries that it is f«*;ir*d hi* may never signature, ami cannot possibly la* tion of special government agent to investi ( ’ ritchlow, Thus. IJnds, .Mr and Mrs« ’ gate crookedness in Indian agency matters. E. E. Miner has sold lots .3 and 4 in Hon's place pr«Hluce«l th«* other «lav. | c**iis«>«l was a native of Scxitland. He be able to do any work agaiu. known t«> anyone save the drawer of He is the typical Indian scout of the dime Crawford, J. W. Baby <'arriages. Boys’ Wagons. Bird ('ages, Machine Low. Mrs. Lucimla. Miner's addition to Ashland to Mrs. It is a kind of Siamese-twin egg, con leaves a sorrowing wife ami two sons, tie* check or the cashier of the bank. novel in appe rance, wearing the long hair, Farr in. Win. Morton, James. Needles. (>ils, A’c.. etc. Mrs. Al. J. Cauniug, formerly Alins sisting of two eggs joiueil together by grown, to mourn Ins- loss. H<* was a tirogan. Frank. Eva George; consideration 8400. People who have these private marks goatee and big mu*tachois which distinguish a till»« alMc.it an meh long. Both goo«! citizen, ami u gentleman higlily I la Prim, of Jacksonville, was on her on their tffiel’ks never bav«> any tronble such public characters as “Texas Tom.” i’ersons « ailing for the same, ph ase >a.' No trouble to show goods Come and see us W. S. Crowell, of this place, has eggs are soft she’le*!. ami the connect estecme«! by neighliors ami others of way, with a three-luontlis-old child ami ‘Bridle Bill" aud other heroes of the plains. ’ rtdv. rli*e«l? A P HAMMOND, P M forgeries atnl this is the reason Anyone who looks into his keen eye, how bought of Geo. W. Stephenson one of ing part is also soft. I'll«* hen, im our |H*o'i>l<* who had made Ins ac«piaint- a nurse, to Jacksonville. Airs. Can about that you d«>n't hear of extensive ever. knows that Capt. Crawford is a man of the lutter'a two farms in Jacksonville pressed by the high price of eggs, ance. TI««* W<«rl«t I-nricli«*«l. ning had an ankl<* badly spranie«! amt forgeries. The forgers' victim now more than ordinary intelligence and nerve. precinct the one nearest to Jackson seem» to l«e trying to do dotlble duty. her back injured, but is out of danger, The facilities of the present day for is th«* small depositer who hasn ’ t gol Sure cure — Preston ’ s “ Hed* Ake. ” The little chihl of Mr. ami Airs. ville. The farm consists of 274 acres the pro«laetion ot everything that an«i r«*coveriug. l he child, w hich was his trade mark hidden on his checks." Walter E. Beebe, ag»*d nine months, A uumlier of people who were iu i and the price is 87,000. Mr. Crowell bumll«*«! up in the uurse’s lap at the Immediate, harmless— Preston's “lied Ake.’ will conduce to the umtenal welfare ami will not <K*cupy the farm hnneelf, at the wreckeil train and wen* hurt more «liisl yesterday lnoruiug at the home time of lhe crash, was not hurt in the comfort of mankind are almost unlimit Stamp««! doyliee, splashers an«l pil of it« parents in this place, of an at or less have I >*«-n in Ashland for a ed and when Syrup of Figs was first pro least not for the present. low shams, nil new d«»eigns, at D. R. least. A Lucky GiMMer. duced the world was enriched with ill« «lay or two this week. One of tliein tack <>f croup, and the funeral will i E. V. Mills. * A basket of eggs m I In* express car Of the large uumber of Ashland only perfect laxativ«* kn >wn, as it is the was Bev. Fattier Champagne, who take place» to «lay. t irruit I <«urt .Innin«. The New Y’ork Journal of Finance people who made guesses upon the only remedy which is truly pleasing and stood th«* storm well, not a single < gg Follow.ng is the list of jurors drawn left Wedmt.dav morning for L ikeview, Don’t forget to get your gloves at U'ltig brokeu in the shock. is authority for the statement that th«* population of the atates and cities of refreshing to the taste nnd prompt 1 nd and two others w«-rt* 1. F. Roa and for the D cemlier 1««rm of circnitcourt: eflectual to cleause the system geiltiv iu mou- saleof a group of gold mining proper Wui. Rea, of Baker City. Iiolb of linns ikerX if yon want to ♦ The unknown young man taken ties in the Genr d’Alene region, Llano, the Pacific? roast for the San Francisco the Spring time or. in fuel, at any tint«* S. P. Oil« - r, lisil « i«-ek, farmer. ey. Examiner, only one was Kuccrfisfiil in whom s«-«>m««l to I m * ill with lung trou J. A IIlisten, Trail ♦ reek. farmer, from the wreck «lead, had upon his has be« n mad«» tn London for nearly reaching a prize, but be took two and the better it is known the more pop .lai-ob Neall* «liinier. Keek I'oiut. furin«*r. bles. They «•oiitinm*<l on their way Woinsii'o R-lief «'«>r|>s " person a slip of paper on winch was •■?2,(t Xt.iHHi by Frank W. Kiune, an old prizes. Lutber L. Biirtenshaw was ill ar it becomes. 1». V. Gru , M*min I'm. Iaiiii*‘r. to Southern California, after a «lay or I written th«* name ami address: “Airs New York newspaper reporter, who (he larky man, aud be is now a holder I'riah <.«»r.l«.ii, Flounce K* h k, farmer. Mrs. Ellis, of Forest Grove, depart HORN . two of rest here. A. I hr«» kineruui. I ulriulown, farmer. Kenlel, S7,’> Washington avenue, New returned from Guidon ou Friday last ment president, ami organizer of the of realty at two places in California as A. W. t'orti.H.-k. Bia Bulls, fsriii« r. Under it was the word, on boar«! the Germania. In making Mrs. M. 11 Drake lias a great num Woman's Relief Corps of < fregón, York.” Rebin««.u Wnzhi, Big Bum. larmer. a consequence. His guess on Ellens- ber of beautiful roses in Bloom in the spent several days in Ashland «hiring "Alansiiia," aud on th«* reverse sid«* tin llie transaction Mr. Kinne lias been burg,Wash., was2.800. He came with *i W «ob*e«i. Ja* ks.ni» ill«-. i.isi-lialiit-. i E. Baker, hu-k-ou* lil*. **iue KH««v«;r. name, “John Bowers, 170 St. R. Ave." three times out to Idaho an«! three I van! -I her r«*si«L-iiee. There are roaes llie past week, am! on Monday organ in 42 of the correct num tier, and as a J 1« VV liner, .la- k-,-in ill«. lim- - iruvr It. is thuugiit his name is Bowers. blooming in many places about town, ize«! a l<s*al relief corps. The orgau- I times to London since hist March. prize received two lots in Traver, Cal., VW "luar.-i r-t< am>*-a’. l.>rii.>-r but those at Mrs. Drake's are as fullof ¡Z ilion has not been represente«! bore ««. W l:« \uol>:-. V«e.«,l,«w», laiiur-r Engim «T John Mi-Fad«!« ti and ti re- There are fifty-five stamps in the mills valued at $18.5. He guessed Port E While, lb- alville. Howers ami buds as in the height of up t«> this time, and many people have man F. G. Neale both !iv«*d in E iih I on th«* group, and over 8360,01X1 have Towusend at 4,500, coming within one liar ««I Allen, .» i 1*.*« Spring-, i.,rnier the blooming se: s-«n. This is owing a mistaken idea of its scop«- and char- Portlami. Frv«l Ilan vn Tal-h- K«««'k, :arnu- former leaves ii wll« b-<*n expen«l«*d in development. The of the exact figures of the census, ami to the fact that th«* grounds were al «te’er. It is supposed by many to be and tbi ■«* Th«* la-» I Mori«. laleur.iari er, children. was Il ti experts sent over in August by th«* the prize for that guess is a S-T50 lot H. II «iohla «1. i.«'.-.it, : 'inner lowed to dry out duritig.^the irrigating an organization compos« «1 only of marrieil ami lived with Neale British syndicate», who are purchasers, in South Sacrameuto. his parents. T. E. Nivh«««s l.nrU-Bum-. :arin.-: season, ami having been since well iaiiies who are wives, widows or «laugh rep«»rte«l that the pr«>perty is the J. .*». Bealal, moistened, the roses turn«*d themselves ters <>f memliers of the G. A. R. This There was very little robbery at finest gold liearing gronp they have T.. L. Auffls, Mrdf«»r«l- farmer. Gaming Caara In Lake County. J - M.«rgan_Ji loos«* to make tip f«*r lost time. is a mistake a s the following excerpts tempted, but one or two valises were •-ver seen. The deal will take possess X '1,- i *I ihii >, *» litrai Point, farmer The ^porting fraternity of Lake found in the ensiles nii«sl of whatever ion of the property November 15. J. II Trrell. I'nimnejr R<»-k, farmer. Leave your orders for Eastern oyst from the pamphlet publishe«! to set of value they hail conl.mied. county, nt the late term of the circuit forth tin* ol*j«*cts, aims, rnl«*s am! reg «, W Sichola, ers for 1 ’ iianksgiving. at McConnell X 13 lbs. D. G. sugar. 13 lbs of rice court made a determined fight in the Mike Siilley. ulations of th«* order will show: PlfODUCE Ai COMMISSION. Th«* state railroad commission has Eubank«’. Joel -heplier*!. Aahlaiut. farmer “This association shall la- known as lieeu in session for several days at Sa or 14 lbs extra 0 sugar for 81 at the gambling cases tried there. They were VV. G, Hoturea. R*»«l House. New stock of raisins, The Siskiyou Stone Company is •he Woman's Relief Corps, Auxiliary defended by the following emiuent jpj^FHy.s < ash for all kind * farm produ’ l*. .1 W W hlt««-t. Dried and (¡reen.Fruits, Butter, Eirg*. Ba A B « bap man. shipping »'.one now for 11.«* trimmings to the Gram! Army of the Republic." lem, taking evidence ti|>on the cause of citron, currants, lemon and orange counsel, who appear«»*! of record in the con * ¡and Lard. the wreck. There is great variation in rieorge Engle. “ merchant. of the foiin*l.iti««n story of lie new six trials had in the matter: State “I s objects ar«*: To specially aid the opinions of witm ss«*s. Some say p«*el. Flour and Feed. Chickens a Specialty. «•tty hall of Portland, *iml will send and assist th«* Grand Army of th«* R»*- Senator C. A. Cogswell, U. S. Land s«»ine 3,5,000 cubic feet ou t h«* pr«*setit public ami to perjietuate th« memory that the rail found off at one sale of Officer Warreu Truitt aud County Burglary, amt a High Time tienerally. Flection Enn in Siskiyou. the track was an extra oue, and tliiit Tm> stone is very hand of t h** heroic «lend. Judge W. A. Wilshire. The trials re The people living in the rsilroml mi- contract. enough rails without it were found m The people of Siskiyou county are sulted in two convictions, one acquit North Side Main i*t.. Asm.\xn. hr when cut as it is for ill«* job now "To assist such Union veteraus as the wreck to fill out the track on Isith dition w--re stnrtle«l by screams of some having lots of fun over election mat tal and three disagreements, in one of on band. The quarry at th«- Dunn ne« dour help am! protection, and to ••murder!” from a woman down on place is showing up eplendl«ily. Messrs. sides. Others say that the rail is ne«sl- ters just uow. The fun doesn’t Btop which the jury stood eleven for con exlemi needtal aid to I heir widows and «*<1 to complete tne length of track. Spring street about 2«»dock last Mon with the election day excitement, nor viction and one for acquittal. Frank H >11 A Co. nr«* at work getting out orphans. To find them homes ami day morning. E. C. Kane rushe«! out granitti nt th“ Gee place, also, and with tlio canvass of the votes by the Light, after th«* two convictions, plead employment, ami nssnre them of into th«* str«*et and found a woman, have h soli*! and extensiv«* ledg«' of official boaid. Oue or more contests guilty. Judge H. K. Hanna also ap The Cyclone l’low sympathy and friends. To cherish ha I less ami sboeiesa, roaming the for county offices are to lie made, it is peared as leading couusel in the two The Dunsmuir A'eirs says the cy- streets alone nnd apparently craz al by fine granite within or adjacent to the and «•muíate the deeds of our army nurses am! of all loyal women who clom* snow plow is now in the shop r«*porte<l. One of them is for the office cases where the defendants were ac I be us«* of liquor. She didn't know city limits of Ashland. of sheriff, to which the republican what w:ur Hie matter with herself, but Q 1 ik«*r rolh-l oats, Germ-*ii, Break- render«*«l loving service to our country getting its anger fixed. It was stand nominee. Walker, has been elected, on quitted, but not in the others. iu her hour of peril. ing quietly on the 'rick one night thought she was lost. She bml b,*«*u fas; G«««n, Pearl Tapioca and Sago, at •‘'I«* maintain true n.'leginiiee to th«* last ueek, as qu.et ami hnmbh* ns a the face of the leturns from all the PRACTTCAt TBRTS. staying nt the Oregon for a day or McConnell ,V Eubanks'. l ’ iiit*sl States of Arne lea; to incul Dem.icrat!'» paper aft« i t..e campaign, i>r«*c nets by n majority of one vole. two, ami Mr, Kane took her up to the The supervisors, however, in the can An A Atoni uhi ng Öfter —Some of tht O. C«x»li«lge pick«*,! the last of cate lessons of patriotic.a ami love of when a train bii *k< «1 a passenger hotel anil left her there. She wasn't his Mr. vass of the vote, threw out the returns Replies. ls'.Gcrop of p«-iich«*s this weeek, ,-tr'uiy to subsi.i«* for the night, how ami br««ught th«* T idisoh the last one country among our children and m coach down on il. Th*- cyclone got from Oak Grove precinct, as they had The «an Francisco papem of recent date ever, it seems. Monday morning |x-o- \Ves)n«*s«iay. it was a late Silway. and the corn num I les it» which w<* live, its auger in the coach in goo«l shape, not I mm : i signed by any member of the the following offer: — pla passing the corner of Oak ami wouldn't conipar«« with n Crawfor«! for ami encoiirage lhe spread of universal ami twisted pail of its own snout < ff board «if jmiges. Tins made Walker’s contained “As ar. evidence of the ability of Joy’g Air. Stilimau says he u ver s .w tm majority 14, iiiHte.ad of only one. Vegetable Main streets ijiscoverrsl that the glass «piality or appearance, but it was. n lils-r'y ami equal rights to all.” >ar*:ipari’. > to present sick head On Monday afternoon the organiz.a- I auger do such «-fft-ctive work. I: will in one side of the door of 4. K. Bol peach, nev«*rtb“l«*s. an«! witnls up th«* wiil vivo ••• the find twelve re- W.ilker’s opponent was N. U. Malien, aches, tion of a suliordinate relief corps for •pcHisildetwr-'! ’ > apply at <>ur office take a week or two to r< pair it. This who will make a «»ontest. ton’s drug and jewelry »tore was brokeu long (>«*aeh season of nearly five a bottle fr»'c :' agr ‘0 that after was effectif, ami officers Ashland snow plow is a huge piece of out, and when Mr. Boltou came «iown ni-«nihs here. Ashlaml p<s«ph* have they have t • • •! ui t* • y will admit be diac >v-*re I that son» «one had l»eeu hail fresh ptwhes and cream to follow elected. In the evening a meeting machinery* withatlaeiini* nU it weighs the fact owi I ’ lfii < ■« . turvs. ’’ R««gue River Ihini at Grant's Pass. in the store and bad taken a bottle of the turkey on Thanksgiving, but this was held nt which the officers were iu- eighty tons, aud is built on the This oat; o’ *r«- hi ly asserted the effi stall«-«! publicly in the pres nc«> of a The dam acrons Rogue river at this ciency of th« r . st That many accepted, principle of an auger, which revolv«*e morphine and a lot of cigars. Some year the frosty tiights have closed out of the jewelry which be bad left in the I the crop a little too w>ou for such a large number of invit«*«i spectators. independent of a fan beliiml, which place is 452 feet long, 8 f,s*t high in and the letters of the partie*, nearly ah of At the dose of the installation cere- turns «*ither way aud force« ti e snow the center ami gives a head of 7 f«»et in whom r ■ p«»mi 1, are probably the most ebow cusch bad la-en muss«Ml over, and moint's there was a pleasant social time through an opening on top. The 1 b«* |ienetock. The force of the water convincing a pin which had been left at the store . record. at.« «!ati«ms that any remedy 500 le»x**6 our own brim! soap! 20 and a supper in which all pi«s*ent par machinery is very couipli«->itAjl re<| 11 r- as it now fiowe over the dam is equal ever received. I he following is a sample of for repairs was missing. The mor ticipated. Following is a list of th«* 14oz. bars for 31 25. The beat bargain I«« loti horse power. One hundred and ing two engines to run tin* fau ami phine was what was wanted, evidently, those recci s’ed < tlieers of the corps: Mrs. J. M. Mc tour to run the auger. fifty-six horse power sufficient to raiae ami a little later in the day the woinau ever offeree! tin* trail«» in soap. I have be*'ii ««ihje:: tn bilious headaches Call, president; Mrs. J. R. Casey, sen ♦ M c C oxxell A- E vbvxks 5.028.GG0 pouuds at the rate of one foot and comuipath n ■t b«r several years past; in wb<» had tmen wanderiug alsiut the |s*r minute— this is enormous. To fad, have iH'cn compH > <l to take a physic Dodge Bros, startel over the ior vice presiilent; Mrs. Jas. Cuisbolm, stl «*ets Sunday night was fo.iml ami other night < • «• | w»nild have a Religious. pump l,IHK),OOi) gallons of water per everv admitted that the drug bad been taken mountains yes'erday to resume the junior vie«* president; Mrs. J. D. h«-a i.'tr! «- and dull, n fe«-ling. 1 have Crocker, secretary; Mrs. D. R. Mink Services at th«- l ‘ r«»l>yteiiun church day into the reservoir 150 feet above taken that »» .foj * Vegetable Sarsa for her. She said she had not broken w >rk of boring for blua gravel for the and have rive! great t»enetit from into th« store, but that a young m in Ashlaml company which holds a claim ler, treasurer. Mrs, C. F. Shepherd, next Sabbath morning an.I evening. 1 he town and to run the electric works parilla I mpatient F ather : *T1<> make haste; we arc lat** for dinner now!' it. and intend c iDfoitHing it. After my own Miss Kate M. Grady, con Sermon siibj«*cts: God's Providing will not require more than one halt'Of experience I < ¿n ! h ariilv advise those trou had gone in am! stolen the morphine in th*» Henley region. They will start chaplain; Wirr.: “I really can't help it, dear; these gloves will not*button.” ductor; Mrs. C. H. Hargadine, guard; and “ A Green and Protecting ( ’ ar« ’ , ” this power. The reserve can be uaetl ............... -ianil coïistipati' -------- , bled with bilh’usm--and constipaTiou tutry for i»er, afterwards telling her that he their drill iu a bole which is alreAdy Miss Meluotte Lowalen, assistant con bAl'UHTSK: "1 always Uild you. inauiuia, that you sh«ul<l buy the new ‘.Mather' Gloves, Yonr«. < ‘ K ................ ELKJNGT o N. < >1«! Age. ” K in driving mills an«! factories. Groat fiibi obti»i>«e«l it from a physician. She 8» feet deep, and intend to k«*ep going ductor; Mrs. Coibett, assistant guard. 125 Locust Avenue. Sau Francisco. which fasten In a moment and are so «•onvenient; th«-y are for sut«-at this power is, by adding to the couldu't tel.' who the young man was. down until they strike blue gravel or Rev. F. G. Strange will preach at hh bight of the «lam the power can be are s itisfied that they are not over the A warrant of arrest was issueil against the Neil seboo) house next Sabbath M.-.Hier gl'ive« take the cnk«. inen used several hundred horse |s»wer. Medford 1‘ropei’ty her, but l«efore it was served the woman channel. Al a meeting held Wednes- afteruoou at 3 «i'chvk. Verily Rogue river is a giant in left town on the south-bound train. * day afternoon, the c unpany passed a He f’resrrlbr** It. strength. And when this force is - She is one of the fallen women who resolution to the effect that if th»» Millinery sail llrrsxiiiakiii-. utilize«! what a revolution will be, Town lots for sale oil the install 1 have um *«I S. s . S. h«r bl««««l «U«*-a**«*s f«>r come and go, ami is of a family who drills Bbould etrik«* the him* gravel be «•ve.nl years. sn«l hn«t it alt it I* rt*pre«enU*d W.* iuvite the ladies to call at our ac«*oinplisbed in the business of this ment plan. Weekly or monthly pay live iu Siskiyou county, it is said. fore th«'» firs«- of D.s-emiwr nhe dat«eel to I««- I heartily reeoniiuend it u> anyone rooms at the Ashland Hotel and ex- place. [Courier. There were several men who seemetl for the closing of the stock books of ueediiiK a blou«l purifier. ments to suit purchaser. For furth «I B TROI TM AX. Drug Clerk, amili«* otir trimmed bats and bonnets. the company il'itler the plan of sub much relievetl when she had gotten er information apply to «•aklarai City, Ind. M rs . E. B. C hristian . Formt City Baking Powder 60n ¡>er out of towu without arrest, au-1 the scription adopte«l) no mon* stayk will C. W. P alm , Treatise ou blood and skin «li'-cto***« mailed ♦ M iss M. M. T vefs . can at the Red House. free ewin Sr>:< iru «a«.. Atlaula, ria glase was thus kept out of court. I I m * Hold tbenmfter. 15-23J Medfonl, Or. PRICES THE LOWEST. Our Business is not for sale, nor never has been. 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