Ashland tidings., September 27, 1894, Image 3

Semi-Weekly Tidings
The Roseburg fair pays 85 per cent
L. V. Moore, th e piano m an, was in tow n
D ennis D ugan, of Sam ’s Valley, spent
Have you seen that Indigo Blue Twill its liabilities.
yesterday.
S aturday here.
for aprons, waists and boys sh irts. D.
H . L. T ruax o f G rants Pass was seeing
The Yreka fair commences next
R. & E. V. Mills has it.
*
W m . K enney spent Sunday a t Phoenix
th e sights ab o u t A shland Tuesday.
Wednesday, continuing four days.
w ith friends of th a t place.
The county board of equalization meets
J. A. Gross cam e o u t from A lbany again
Tbe sun has now passed the
post in today,
Miss Stella Stidham made friends in
at the county clerk’s office next Monday
Mrs. Gross accom panying him .
its
track
and
beginning
with
last
S
atur­
Phoenix a visit last Sunday.
to examine the assessment roll and hear
Mrs.
J.
L.
Coyle,
of
H
ornbrook,
wife
of
day tbe nights are longer than the days
N e x t D o o r t o I*. O .
grievances.
John Clements is now employed in
th e Pacific Postal division m an there, was
again.
repairing the Antelope bridge.
in A shland T uesday,
All persons indebted to J. C. Barrett
About 3000 ties per day are put through
& Co. are requested to settle up at once.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Severens. of Eagle Point,
A bram Bish came up from S anta Rosa,
T o ile t A rtic le s .
Accounts will be placed iu the bands of the preserving process at the S. P. Com­ Cal., on Tuesday evening’s train. Mr. attended church here on Sunday.
pany’s big plant at Chestnut, below Bish is ju s t recovering from a long siege of
PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PREPARED an attorney for collection on Oct. 15,
Mrs. Thomas Stottle is seriously iff with
Dunsmuir.
sickness.
typhoid fever, we are sorry to say I
Four
Klamath
county
young
men,
C. C. CHITWOOD, M a n a g er.
T hat line of Carpets, of over 1500
I. A. M atheny, father of Mrs. P. W.
Rob Baldwin, Rob Oglesby, Paul Kibler
Mrs. S. B. K ilburn, late of Jo p lin , Mo.,
and Don Steele, have gone to Flagstaff, yards, that D. R. & E. V. Miffs are show­ Paulson and an Oregon pioneer of 1844, is now a resident of Sam ’s Valley.
arrived
from
the
W
illam
ette
M
onday,
to
Arizona, to try their fortunes in the ing is the finest aud largest ever shown
E lder T. M. Jones is building a neat
ta rry aw hile in A shland.
Look Here.
in Ashland. Prices lower than ever. *
desert state.
residence on his land n o rth of tow n.
Farm
for
E lder J. A. H u m m er and wife, who have
All kinds of hay for sale
Geo. Engwicht, passenger conductor been
Lost—At the fair or on the street some­
B. F. P e a rt has ju st com pleted a neat
visiting th e ir d aughter, Mrs. Jell
rent; also pasture to let, Call on or ad­ where
between
Ashland
and
Red
Bluff,
and
new
residence on his farm adjoining tow n.
in
Ashland
last
Friday,
a
small
Neil,
returned
to
th
e
ir
hom
e
a
t
Cottage
irés» G. S. Butler, Ashland, Or. [9-27-1 no
lady’s gold breastpin, blue enamel. Miss Nellie Bagley, of Edgwood, Siski­ Grove, Lane county, last evening.
Mrs. I . J. H a n so n ’s m other, of South
Finder is requested to return it to this you county, who were married at Sacra­
Mrs. Della V. Pengra arrived hom e Sun­ D akota, is here paying h er daughter and
Will Resume Business.
mento,
Sept.
16tb,
will
make
their
home
office aud receive suitable reward.
day m orning from a visit w ith relatives at fam ily a visit.
at Red Bluff.
Mre L A. Millsap wishes to announce
A shland. H er little daughter will rem ain
E lder C. R. Corning, of G ran t’s Pass,
The
dance
at
Soda
Springs
hotel
last
th at she will lie ready for business again
Gen. J. A. Varney, one of the widely there th is w inter for her h e a lth .—[Eugene will preach in the B aptist C hurch of this
Saturday
evening
was
a
star
event.
in about ten days with a complete line of
place ou Oct. 7.
•
known citizens of Oregon, and a promi­ G uard.
new and latest style millinery troods. I he About thirty couples indulged their nent fruitgrower of this state, died at his
Prof. O. H . R oberts, of San Jose, and
pleasure
to
the
music
of
Tucker’s
B
ert
Newton
has
recently
purchased
J.
rooms next door to H astys uewstand,
home near Oakland, Douglas county, on bearing high recom m endations from well E . W ilsons house and lot and will soon
orchestra,
with
a
fine
supper
served
at
corner Granite and Main streets, are
tbe 21st. He was formerly department know n C alifornians as an elocutionist, is occupy the same.
the hotel.
l>eing fitted up for her occupaDcy.
in A shland for th e purpose of organizing
commander of the G. A. R. of Oregon.
Jo h n M cKay, who was so seriously
classes in elocution.
H. H. Goddard, administrator of the
injured by being throw n from a horse
•‘Some Pankins.’'
Patrick Welch, an inmate of the Sol­
estate of his father, B. C. Goddard, de­
Senator H olt returned hom e Tuesday som etim e ago, is fast recovering.
Yesterday’s overland train south car­ ceased, publishes elsewhere in the T id ­ diers Home, died Friday night, and this from Salem where he has been attending
W . J . F reem an has purchased Wm
ried two private cars. One was a Full- ings notice of the final settlement of the morning his remains were interred in the the state fair of w hich he is one of the
ary’s stock of harness and saddles and
man drawing room sleeper and had for estate, which will be heard in the probate Home’s cemetery. He enlisted in Co. E, board of m anagers. Assessor-elect Geo. A. C
will keep in th e sam e building occupied by
1st Michigan Inf., and is the second old Jackson also returned Tuesday.
its passengers Mr. and Mrs. Frederick c m rt November 6th.
Mr. C ary heretofore.
soldier
to
find
a
last
resting
place
over
at
Lovejoy, the former the vice-president of
Rev. 8. E. M eminger, who is assigned to
Misses’ corsets for 25c, worth 35c, at the Home,—[Plaindealer.
A. R, M erritt, has bought th e house
A
shland
M.
E.
C
hurch
for
the
coming
the Adams Express Company, Dr. 1. H. Tue Fair.
»
has been pastor a t M cM innville the opposite the tow n hall and is having it
Burchard, an eminent New York surgeon
U. S. Marshal Baldwin of California, year,
and furnished ready to move his
Gen. Lew Wallace, of literary and other has submitted to U. S. Judge McKenna past year, and w ith his wife and child will shelved
aud his wife, and Frederick Lowe, all
stock of goods in soon.
wealthy New Yorkers who have been on fame, is being booked for lectures iu Ore­ for his biffs for deputies’ fees during come to A shland some tim e n ex t week.
Mr. N orris, late of Lane county, has
W . B. P hillips left w ith his four-horse
this kind of an outing tour since gon next month. J no. F. Bragg, his the recent railway strike. His accounts
manager, is endeavoring to make ar­ showed that the deputies’ fees would coach for east of th e m o untains Tuesday rented Mrs. A. F . W ardlow ’s gallery on
Julv 1st.
St. and is prepared to do all photo­
rangements to have Ashland people raise amount to over $16,000. The marshal and m ay continue his journey as far as Oak
The other was an Atchison, lopeka
graphic work a t reasonable rates.
A
rizona.
Mrs.
Phillips
and
the
children
Sante Fe car and had on board Gen. a $150 guarantee for a lecture here the fees at Sacramento alone are over $10,000. will rem ain h erean d visit w ith her relatives
Jam es F radenburg and fam ily, late of
Joseph B. Doe, assistant secretary of war, 22d prox.
Sam ’s Valley, are now citizens of our town.
J. H. Buick and E. A. Buick, of Silver aw hile yet.
accompanied by a small party of friends,
The ladies of the M. E. Church wish to Lake, in Southern Oregon, are in the
Rev. J . S. Sm ith returned hom e from T hey occupy th eir hom e on M anzanita St.
on a general tour of the principal army- thank the friends who so kindly assisted
ugene Tuesday, where he had been a t­ lately purenased of Mrs. Sam i. M cClendon.
headquarters of the West, and taking and liberally patronized them in their city today. They brought in loads of E
tending the M. E. conference. Mr. Sm ith
We are sorry to say W m . C ary’s health
iu a few scenery and climetic attractions second annual fair, making it such a pro­ wool from that region which they dis­ will be stationed a t Independence, Polk
posed
of
at
Moody's
warehouse.
There
has been so poor of late, th a t he is com­
on the'side. Gen. Doe, who is the only- nounced success iu every way, aud leav­
county,
the
coining
year,
in
charge
of
the
pelled to seek an o th er clim ate. H e intends
assistant secretary of war and next in in g for them after expenses are paid, a were about eight tons on three wagons. p astorate there.
going to Southern California for the w inter.
Silver
Lake
is
about
250
miles
from
The
authority to Secretary Dan. Lamont, was snug sum in the treasury. They hope
R
.
E
.
D
rum
was
in
tow
n
yesterday
from
Dalles,
and
this
is
tbe
most
available
W in. H errio tt, of E vans creek, w hile
appointed by President Cleveland from to greet you again iu the “ fair season” of
point at which they cau trade.- |The Table Rock. Mr. D rum returned a few helping load the engine th a t he recently
Milwaukee, Wis., at the beginning of his ’95 with their very best efforts.
days
ago
w
ith
iiis
family
from
a
tour
in
purchased of M ax M uller, had th e m is­
Dalles Times Mountaineer.
th e n o rthern p art of the state, .raveling by fortune to get his th u m b badly m ashed.
term.
Received, today, a lot of boys’ suits,
The extra heavy train made it au hour
Jennie Gregon, ail inmate of a bouse of team and enjoying an outing a t the beach J . T urpin, of B utte creek, cam e to town
extra quality, for $1.35 at The Fair, *
and a half late at Ashland.
iff repute at ttie corner of 4th aud E a t Y aquina bay d u rin g th e ir journey.
for m edical aid for him on W ednesday,
streets, Portland, was shot and mortally
C. S. Sm ith, who has resided here three
M yrtle .
E
lectrician
Tutthill,
of
the
A.
E.
P.
&
Kaiser in His Element Again.
L. Co., and E. C. Payne, went over to wounded Monday evening, by E. Demaine. or four years, left for A shland T hursday.
Attorney E. D. Briggs of this city Pokegama today to set np the dynamo The couple met in an adjoining saloou H e is a fine carpenter and we wish him
Jacksonville Items.
Tuesday swore out a warrant before which was built for the lumber company- and imbibed freely. The woman went to success w herever he finds it best to m ake
his
residence.
H
is
wife
and
son
expect
to
J ustice of the Peace Walton at Medford sometime ago by the A. E. P. & L. Co. to her room and was followed by Demaine, join him in a few days.—[Cattage Grove
Mr. Geo. Neil and wife visited Colestein
for the arrest of E. J. Kaiser, editor of light up their big mill. They took their who for nor apparent reason shot her in Leader.
one day last week.
the Ashland Valley Record, on a charge shotguns along, not to ward off the the abdomen, inflicting a wound which
T he Misses Jessie and L izbeth V aupel,
of criminal libel. Constable Isaac \\ oolf natives, but to try their luck at pot shots will prove fatal. Demaine was arrested.
Hon. Theo. Cameron returned Sunday
daughters of M rs. L. V aupel an d sisters of from
came up yesterday and served the warrant along the Klamath during spare time.
the state fair at Salem.
Tbe building and grounds of tbe Port­ C. H ., G. W. and W. J. V aupel. arrived on
and last evening took Kaiser before the
yesterday
m
o
rning’s
tra
in
from
H
um
boldt,
Mr.
Geo. Ross, of P o rtlan d , is visiting
land
Industrial
Exposition
were
recently
C. C. Chitwood has taken entire charge
Medford justice who read the complaint
sold, under foreclosure to a Scottish in­ Iow a, and expect to rem ain through the relatives an d friends in the valley.
of
the
J.
C.
Barrett
&
Co.
pharmacy,
to him. Kaiser asked for time to plead
vestment company, tbe amount of tbe w inter w ith th e ir m other and brothers in
Mrs. W. J. P lyniale who has been a t the
aud wanted to be given uutil Monday, next door to the postoffice, since Mr. indebtedness being $62,000. The other A shland.
state fair a t Salem returned hom e W ednes­
but after consulting Diet. Atty. Benson, Barrett’s ill health has prevented him creditors and stockholders now intend to
Rev. N. S. B uckner, as will be seen by
Justice Walton postponed the preliminary- from attending to business. Charley is make au effort to redeem the property the list of M. E. Conference appointm ents, day.
known
to
nearly
all
the
Ashland
people
Mrs. A m anda Swacker, of Foots Creek
hearing until tomorrow, Friday, at 2 p.
which is worth a large sum over the will serve tlie church as pastor a t Rose­
m., releasing Kaiser meantime on $100 and has had loug experience as a drug­ mortgage indebtedness for which it was burg d u ring the coining year. T his will was brought before Judge Neil and was
gist here aud elsewhere, and can come as
be Mr. B uckner’s first charge in the Ore­ adjudged insane. She was taken to Salem
bail furnished by Win. Ulrich.
sold by asking Portland people to sub­ gon Conference, he having come o u t here by Sheriff P atterson T uesday evening.
near
filling
prescriptions
correctly
as
the
The complaint alleges that a certain
scribe for $80,000 worth of bonds.
direct from the E a st a » financial agent of
Sheriff P atterson after placing Mrs.
article published in the Record of Sept. next one.
the new A shland Collegiate In stitu te , a Swacker in the insane asylum a t Salem,
Brakemau
Barber
fell
off
of
tbe
south­
20th, is false aud scandalous, and was
Found! at D. R. & E. V. Mills’ the
position he has tilled w ith ability.
w ent on to Oregon City and arrested a
known to be such wheu Kaiser printed it nicest line of Prints, heavy blue and red bound freight train Tuesday night near
young man by the nam e of Stowell, who is
Copley and sustained very severe in­
au d th a t such publication was made Calico and Louisians cloth in town. *
State Senator C. A. Coggswell, of Crook, w anted in Jackson county for forgery.
juries. Tbe train was moving at the K lam ath and Lake, was on y esterday’s
willfully aud with the intention of
P atterson returned W ednesday with
Amanda Swacker, the wife of O. Swack- time at a fast rate. He was brought to tra in south, en route hom e from P o rtland, Mr.
injuring and defaming affiant. The
his prisoner in charge.
er,
of
Foots
creek,
was
examined
Monday
where
lie
had
taken
his
fam
ily
to
spend
Dunsmuir and from here sent to the hos­
article in question which is made a part
Messrs. Paul Zigler and Ross Scott, of
w inter. The sm all but m ighty Colonel
of the complaint is iu words and figures before Judge Neil and pronounced insane. pital at Sacramento. His brain was in­ the
was traveling on the sam e tra in w ith the Roseburg, are in Jacksonville. T ney came
She
is
52
years
old,
aud
her
insanity
is
jured, he could do only what he was told,
as follows:
said to be the result of takiug too many- but could uot impart any information, Asst. Secretary of W ar but was n o t aw are here for the purpose of prospecting the
of th e fact u n til the palatial private car of Tom Zigler m ining claim a t the m o u th of
“ ONE W AT o r DISPOSING OF PROPERTY.
patent medicines. She is strong and ap­
“ C hris. H usem an cam e u p from California parently healthy, but is violent at times though able to talk.—[Dunsmuir News. Gen. Doe, w ith its evidences of the Jeffer­ Jackson Creek. The claim orignally paid
a few m o n th s back to dispose o t bis Ash­ aud difficult to manage. Sheriff P atter­
The place to buy school shoes is at D. sonian sim plicity of the present Demo­ well but th e recent freshets have brought
adm in istratio n , were pointed out to dow n m any tailings from the m ines above
land property, live lots in railroad addition
R.
& E. V. Mills’, for they give a nice cratic
m aking it more expensive to work, and a
him at A shland.
situ ated on two different corners, tor which son and her husband went north with her school tablet with each pair of shoes. *
te st will be m ade to see if the m ine can be
he had paid $700 in th e days gone by when the same evening.
Says the Portland Telegram: Informa­
m ade to pay again.
everybody was crazy for a tow n lot. He
There is talk iu railroad circles of a tion has just been received here today to
To Good Templars
cam ped o u t on the Boulevard and being
q u ite a forager m anaged to steal various reduction of four or five hours in the the effect that J. H. Richardson has been
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
articles from T. W . B ryant, S. P. Gilmore running time of the overland p;issenger appointed chief clerk of the railway mail Remedy is th e only p a te n t m edicine in
World’s Fair Highest Award.
an d o thers including a new saddle and trains on the Southern Pacific between service of the Portland division iu place the world th a t does not contain a drop of
h a lte r from Fred D enny, and h arness from Portland and San Fraucisco. The fact of Robert M. Collier, resigned, who has alcohol; th a t the inode of preparing it is
M A R K IK D .
C. K. K luin. M arshal S m ith first got the that the roadmasters on the Shasta for several years very satisfactorily tided know n only to its discoverer; th a t it is an
“ dead m edicine” on H usem an by hinting division have been instructed to see that
advance
in
th
e
science
of
m
edicine
w
ith­
Mr. Richardson has
th e h a lte r an d lie was arrested an d a r­ the track is put in perfect repair at once that position.
a parallel in the n in eteen th c e n tu ry ; T A Y LO R —OSBORN—A t W oodville, Sept.
formerly been clerk on the Portland and out
raigned before Ju stice Luckey. A fterw ard
20, 1894, by Rev. Joel M ilton, E . H . B.
th
a
t
its proprietors offer to forfeit $1,000
m ore evidence was brought forw ard im ­ lends color to the rumor of the proposed Spokane route. The salary is $1400 per for any case of dyspepsia it will not cure?
T aylor and Miss B ertha Osborn.
shortening
of
the
time
sehedule.
p licating H usem an wit h th e harness and
year.
th e first charge dism issed and a new one
I t is announced that after the first of
The importance of Oregon was recog­
for grand larceny brought forw ard. T hen
it was th o u g h t the articles he could be October the duties of baggagemen and nized by the Brotherhaod of Locomotive
convicted on w ould not aggregate $35. so express messengers on Southern Pacific Firemen when J. D. Byrne of Portland
th a t, too. was dism issed and a charge of trains will be consolidated and the former was elected a member of tbe grand execu­
p etite larceny entered a n d th e ju ry found position abolished. Six baggagemen be­ tive board at a meeting last week. The
him g u ilty , Ju d g e Luckey sentenced him tween Ashland and San Francisco and officers elected were: Grand secretary
to a tine of $35 an d th e costs, some $50. five between here and Portland will be
C. B. W atson and Gen. E, L. A pplegate affected by the change. Most of them and treasury, Frank W. Arnold, Terre
represented th e state an d E. D. Briggs the will probably be given places as brake- Haute, Ind.; grand executive board, E. A.
Ball, Stratford, Gnt., chairman; H. N.
defense. W hen H u sem an was steered in ­
to Briggs’ office th e la tte r m ade th e dis­ men on the passenger trains displacing Lamb, Garrett, Ind., secretary; J. D.
covery th a t th e aged th ie f had these lots as some of the newer men now serving in Byrne, Portland, Or.; J. D. May, Hal­
well as a m are w orth $100, an d o th e r that capacity.
stead, Pa., and Asa Dillion, Ellis, Kan.
personal property, as well as th e stolen
Prof.
O.
H.
Roberts,
of
San
Jose,
who
New invoice of Saratogo wavers, and
goods. Briggs soon advised th e old m an
to deed it all over to Briggs “ for safe keep­ has been appointed elocutionist to repre­ •dagger and shell hair ornaments, etc. at
in g ,” which H usem an did. A fter th e con­ sent the state of California, is in our The Fair.
viction th e old m an. being busted, was al­ town organizing classes in elocution. He
The 13-year-old daughter of R. H.
lowed to serve his sentence o u t in jail brings recommendations from congress­
w hich created a “ roar” aro u n d with th reats men, judges aud others who have been Norton, editor of the Roslyn News, was
of m aking Briggs disgorge, a t least to get bis pupils. He has cut the charges down instantly killed Saturday evening at Big
th e old m an o u t of ja il. T he roar was
Harbor, near Tacoma, by Leroy Kellar,
sufficiently loud and determ ined enough to-just one half, that no body need be aged 14. Kellar was out bunting pigeons,
left
out
ou
account
of
hard
times.
Our
for the law yer to hear its full m eaning, so
Triumph
he gave Dave K ing a $10 com m ission to people now have a rare opportunity to aud on returning home passed the Norton
lino a buyer for th e lots w hich were sold learn for a few dollars wbat will be girl, who was playing with other children.
for $100, and Constable Ileal took th e horse worth hundreds to them. A full course She had a toy pistol aud pointed it at the
and assum ed $40 of th e costs. The old will be given to persons of all ages. The childreu. whereupon Kellar raised his
m an was released from jail, but his backers class promises to be a very large one. guu in jest, pointing at the girl. He
an d defenders were terribly afraid to let
palled tbe trigger by accident, aud the
*
him stay in A shland and hence took $5 of Teachers and others are joining.
charge of shot struck the girl between
th e poor old d ilapidated thief’s m oney
The fire fiend came near causing tbe eyes. The girl had lieen to Tacoma
witli which they squared th e freight train
crew, w ith in stru ctio n s to take him as far serious damage at Maj. Barron’s farm, that afternoon attending the Interstate
aw ay as possible, and in th e dead hours of nine miles south of Ashland, Monday eve­ fair.
T uesday night lie was hustled in to a box ning. About 9:30 o’clock it was dis­
Crescent City Record: Another party
ear and scared to death w ith a lot of false­ covered that the fruit evaporator, a small
hoods th a t w arrants were o u t for his ar­ structure located amongst other out­ has been organized to search for the
rest on oth er charges, and th u s stripped of buildings not far from the farm residence, wreck of the steamer Brother Jonathan.
every cent he had, C hris. H u sem an was had caught fire, probably from tbe fine of Like former searchers, they are confi­
d riven o u t of the state. A nd yet we send
dent of findiug her. Searching parties
m oney out of A shland every year to con­ the furnace which had been kept pretty should take in consideration that there is
vert th e C hinam an to a more enlightened hot in drying prunes. Tbe fiâmes were a wide field to go over and there are
lieking tbe eaves at a lively rate but hundreds of rocks that lie deep in the
idea of Ju stic e .”
water was bandy aud a small bucket bri­
water. I t is an easy m atter to grapple on
Dolph Eddy has the Worlds fair prize gade stopped the progress of the tire aud to those rocks and indications point to
averted danger to the other buildings.
school shoe, for 95 cts. at The Fair. ♦
the long lost vessel and treasure.
Tbe fruit evaporator came out of the havmg
The
only
way the vessel will ever be
conflict partly used np.
found if it is in less than 30 fathoms will
A number of residents of Ashland and be to have a diver along aud make au ex­
vicinity formerly had their homes in amination as soon as an object is fasten­
Northwestern Iowa,in the country through ed on to. To make a thorough search
which passed the fearful cyclone that would require mouths, as the weather is
wrecked hundreds of thousands of dol­ not always favorable.
lars worth of property and killed half a
We are ou deck already with our new
hundred or more people last Friday fall stock. Drop around. Vaupel, Norris
night. J. P. aud Ira Dodge aud their & Drake.
families and H. Williams and family are
Among the wonders of the World’s Columbian Fair the
Sheriff Walker litis part of the Ewing
among those who left that region and
and
Johnson
counterfeiting
outfit,
cap­
came to Ashland, and Fred Hogg and J.
grandest was the exhibit of American products. The Ex­
K. Yau Sant are others now living here tured at the new creamery iu Scott Val­
ley,
where
the
counterfeiters
had
been
at
who one time had their homes there. W.
hibition was, in this respect, an object lesson of the grandeur
H. Breese of Talent came from the same work as carpenters, wheu Ewing was ar­
section too, and knew some of the vic­ rested, while Johnson escaped. The
and glory of the Republic. Among the exhibits from the
outfit comprises a lot of nickel aud the
tims of the fatal storm.
composition used for the silver coins,
United States no article of its class stood so high as
Lieut. F. H. Carter, assisted by M. F. together with au alcohol lamp, spoon,
Eggleston, made the regular quarterly jar, glass and other little traps, indicat­
inspection and muster of Company D at ing that the metal was melted iu a table
the greatest care
Granite hall Monday evening. Capt. spoon poured into a die. No dies were
May has been gradually building up tbe found, which being small, could be
should always be exercised in com­ company
both in members and drill
The Chief Chemist of the Agricultural Department at
easier from discovery. Govern­
pounding prescriptions. Every medi­ efficiency and tbe boys made a better secreted
ment detective Harris knew wheu he
cine is designed lor a specific pur­ appearance this time than they have be­ left this country, where he would be
Washington, backed by an intelligent jury at the Exposition,
pose, and its value depends upon its fore in a long while. Mr. Eggleston, who likely to secure Johnson, aud proceeded
found it strongest in leavening power, peerless in its purity
lieing exactly what the physician in­ is a West Point graduate and held a direct to Half Moon Bay in San Mateo
in the regular army for a county, where he arrested Ins man, and
tended. The druggist is responsible commission
number of years and of course thoroughly
and beyond comparison in uniform excellence
lor the reliability of the medicines he posted ou military tactics, scrutinized the expects to round np the entire gang of 15
before long.—[Yreka Journal.
prepares. He is bound to make every company pretty closely and gives its
prescription just and all that it pur members credit for a creditable improve­
Religions.
in their work. After the inspection
ports to be. Experience and con­ a ment
Rev. J. S. Smith will conduct services
pleasant time was had dancing for a few
scientious accuracy are everything in hours, quite a number of spectators hav- at the Ashland M. E. Church next Sun­
pharmacy. Our prescription depart­ iug been in attendance to see the in­ day at the usual hours, preaching his
ment is unequalled in this town and spection and afterward participating in farewell sermon before leaviug for his
The award is a matter of official record.
the praise of the entire medical pro­ the dance. Moran’s orchestra furnished new charge at Independence on Tues­
day.
music.
fession. Using only pure and tresh
Nothing could settle so decisively the immeasureable
Sunday school at the Baptist Church
All kinds of lumber kept in stock
drugs and making no mistakes, our
morning at 10 a. m., preaching
superiority of Dr. Price’s over all other powders as the
medicines uniformly possess the ready to till orders promptly at the yard Sunday
of Norris & Co., in railroad addition— by the pastor at 11 a. m., Y. P. meeting
highest value and efficacy.
also sash, doors, windows, shingles and at 6:30 p. m. and preaching at 7:30. The
great honor bestowed at Chicago-
public cordially invited to he preseut.
furnishing material.
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ASHLAND DRUG CO.
Thursday...................Septem her TÌ, 1S94
J, C, BARRETT & CO,
Drugs, - Stationery,
ASHLAND
Is the prettiest town in Southern Oregon, and
we have the neatest, newest and best stock of
DKY GOODS
to be found in the city, consisting of Covert
Cloths, Storm and Plain Serges, Invisible
Checks, Cloakings, Henriettas, 6-4 Sackings
and Broadcloths. A new line of Swivel Silks
at $1; also a line of Arinure Silks in black. A
complete line of black goods.
1). R. 4. E. V. MILIS.
New Invoice of
SHOES
Ladies’ Shoes,
Misses’ Shoes,
Mens’ Shoes,
Boys’ Shoes.
Heavy Shoes for miners and prospectors and comfortable
shoes for everybody at
L O W P R IC E S
AT TH E
R A C K E T STO RE
T h e F o llo w in g
A World’s Tribute.
•e*
'ÌK j,
¡J¡
America Leads the Nations in
the March of Progress.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder.
Received Highest Award
At the World’s Fair.
P j
LACE,
TOWELS,
KETTLES,
HAMMERS,
HATCHETS,
WRINGERS,
HALTERS,
GLOVES,
SOCKS,
HOSE.
SCRIM,
SCARFS,
DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
ROASTERS,
COFFEE MILLS,
SAD IRONS,
TABLETS,
SLATES,
OILERS.
Table Oil Cloth, unbreakable........................................ 25c
Mens’ Shoes, oil g rain ................................................. $1.25
Mens’ Negligee S hirts..............................................
50e
Crash Toweling, heavy................................................... 12|c
Ladies’ Taffeta Mitts...........................................
15c
Men’s Tailor-made Suits to order, from ................ $1G up
Child’s Shoes..................................................................... 50c
Mens’ Cottonade P an ts.....................................................90c
Boys’ Suits............................................................ from $1.10
Boys’ Pants.............................................................. horn 25c
Lace Curtainette................................................. 20c, for 14c
Dress Flannel, black......................................... 50c, for 37|c
Manchester Fancies..........................................18c, for 12^c
Cashemere........................................................... 20c, for 12c
Plaid Dress Goods................................................ ........... 12c
Scrim for Curtains ........................................... 10c, for Gc
White Pique Check............................................... 15c, for 9c
Cottonade............................................ - ............................
White Flannel.....................................................50c, for 37|c
White Table Damask......................................... 75c, for GOc
White Towels, large size.........................................-2 for 25c
Ladies’ Bead Cape................................................. ’$ ’», for 85c
Ladies’ Black Silk Belts...................................................25c
White Silk Embroidered Flannel................................... 85c
Ladies’ Trimmed Hats.................................... from 75c to $3
Dolph Eddy, at
The Fair!
Opposite Ashland Mills.