Semi-Weekly Tidings
BREVITIES.
PERSONAL.
Last Year’s W eather Record.
Director Pague, of the Oregon state
E. J. Farlow and family are at Red Blufl,
The sheriff’s office took in about $3500 weather service, furnishes the following Cal.,
having come that far on their way
M o n i a l ............................... H a r eh 11, 1895 in taxes last week.
meteorological summary for 1894:
home.
A summary of the meteorological obser­
The nine months old infant of Mr. and
Dr. Caldwell, the dentist, went to Grants
Mrs. A. W, Bish died at Medford Thurs­ vations made within the state of Oregon Pass on Saturday evening’s train on a
C L U B B IN G LIST.
daring
the
year
1894
will,
no
doubt,
be
of
short business trip.
day.
Ashland T im »«* and New York Weekly
value to its citizens for information, if for
Tribune, one year each, in advance
*2.00
Miss Anna Gilbert of Medford has gone
Eugene bicyclers have organized a club no other purpose, and it will prove of tbe
A-hland TlMMO« and S. F. Weekly Call,
to Crescent City to accept a position in the
and
took
in
28
charter
members
at
the
greatest
value
to
those
of
other
states
one year each, in a d v a n c e ...................... 2 7»
public schools there.
first meeting last week.
when inquiring concerning Oregon and its
A'hland Tims«.* and Portland Weekly Sun,
Miss Lela Fryer, daughter qf J. J. Fryer
one year each in a d v a n c e ...................... 2.7»
Mrs. Christian has removed her dress­ climate.
The year 1894, as a whole, from a of Eagle Point, has been visiting Ashland
making parlors back to the novelty block,
weather point, of view, was nearly normal. friends the past week.
opposite Hotel Oregon.
IJST OF LETTERS
Master Percy Loftland of Medford pre­
The
most marked feature of the year was
Rem aining uncalled for in th e Ashland
T. W. Bryant will tie Assessor Jack­ the excess of rainfall, especially iu Clat­ cinct is staying with Ashland relatives and
Oregon. P. O., March 11, 1896:
son’s deputy for Ashlaud precinct Wella sop, Coos and Curry counties, bordering attending school here.
Crowell Mr Russell H Beeson will assess Talent and some other
Antrim A C
upon the Pacific ocean. The average pre­
President R. P. Neil, of the Ashland
Calhorn, Mr Geo J
Chaplin. D
precincts.
cipitation for the counties bordering upon council, was at Jacksonville last week with
Kolb, Mr E J
Cana, Mr and Mrs
Rice, Mrs F
Morgan, J D
Roseburg bas only 703 children of the Pacific ocean was 93 inches, for the his wife, visiting relatives.
Tvuau. Mrs Rose
lit t le , George
Mrs. Rev. G?W. Black and children who
school age according to the census last counties in the Willamette valley 49
Zeimlialdt, Chas
taken—less than either Ashland or inches, for the counties of Southern Ore­ have been visiting relatives near Grants
e same v ; pie
gon 33 inches, and the same in the coun­ Pass returned home Saturday.
W .H . BRC NK. P. M.
“advertised.”
Grants Pass by over half a hundred.
ties in the Columbia river valley. In the
Mrs. J. Nunan and daughter, Miss Jose­
Capt. W. S. Crowell has lately been counties lying sonth and east of the Blue phine,
have been visiting Ashland rela­
Au excellent program is being pre­
granted
a
pension
of
$8
per
mouth,
to
mountains—the stock country of Oregon tives and friends during the past few days.
pared by the l»est musical talent of
Ashland, to lie given on Friday evening, date from August, 1892. William T. —the average is 18.06 inches. The excess
Railroad Commissioner J. B. Eddy wras
Leever of this county has also lately been of precipitation ranged from 8.40 inches
April 5lli.
in Ashland Friday, having come out on a
granted a pension.
along the coast to 0.54 "of an inch in the short visit to his brother, Dolph Eddy, of
Am lee to Tax Bayers.
The three-year-old daughter of J. W. southeastern section. Tbe heaviest rain­ The Fair.
ATINES are still in de­
REAM SILKS at 00c and
fall in the state was at Glenora, near the
Prof. C. S. Price, principal of the Grants
I have engaged Frank Williams to col­ Beckett of Phoenix died on Tuesday last. snmmit of the Coast mountains in Tilla­
mand
and
we
have
them
printed INDIA SILK at
lect taxes. Commencing Monday, March The little girl had almost recovered from mook county, amounting to 139.96 inches. Pass Public schools, was visiting Ashland
Saturday and looking after his
4th, he will receive taxes four days of an attack of diphtheria but albuminuria This is purely a local precipitation pro­ friends
at
10c
and
15c
per
yard.
35c—just the thing for
interests here.
each w eek during March at his office next set in and caused death.
duced by the typography of the country
waists and dress fronts.
A novelty for spring is the
Henry Fleckenstein, the well known
door to poatoffice (upstairs), to-wit: Ou
J. O. C. Wimer, an old time Ashland surrounding. At Bandon, Coos county,
Mondays, Toeedays, Wednesdays and resident but more recently living in the and Lnnglois. Curry county, 103.97 and Portland wholesale liquor dealer spent a
in Ashland last week, stopping with
a cotton fab­
Thursdays, from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Willamette, has returned to Southern 109.95 inches respectively fell. The least day
Landlord Gross at the Depot Hotel.
Taxes become delinquent April 1, 1895. Oregon and is opening a feed aud provi­ amount of precipitation occurred at Vale,
W, H. Bostwick was here from Apple-
8. P atterson , Sheriff.
sion store at Grants Pass.
RINCESS & FLUTTER ric with worsted effect, for 10
Malheur county, where only 10.15 inches gate
Friday. Outside capitalists have
fell.
A
noticeable
similarity
is
to
be
lately been figuring to buy his extensive
DUCK will be shown in
Mrs. C. W. Kist had her left hip con­
ATIN STRIPE SERPEN­
Cattle for the Chicago Market.
cents per yard.
siderably bruised yesterday by being run observed in the climate of Douglas, Jose­ placer mining lands on Forest creek
plain
white,
tan
and
TINES, the coolest and
I It is reported that Swanson, the Cali­ over by the family cow which she was phine and Jackson counties, in South­
Miss Aggie Woods, the Yreka Journal
fornia catt le buyer, is preparing to ship leading to water. No bones were broken ern OregoD, and of that portion of Ore­ antimony
pink, in fancy dots and
prettiest novelty, comes
artist who has been making an
gon 300 miles farther to the north, lying extended visit
500 cattle direct from Guzelle, Siskiyou but the injuries aeceived were painful.
in Minnesota, was on Satur­
stripes
and
black
with
in white, cream, black,
along the Columbia river, to the east of day’s train enroute home after a pleasant
county, to the Chicago market very
M. Purdin will return to Medford from the Cascade mountains. The mean tem­ vacation.
shortly. This shipment will make a
satin
stripes.
blue,
pink, Nile green.
special train of 25 cars and it will be California and resume his trade of black- peratures of these sections are, respective­
Chas.
J.
Schnabel,
the
prominent
Port­
smithiog
which
he
followed
before
en­
ly, 51.5 and 51.1 degrees, and the average land attorney, was registered at the Depot
watched with interest. Prime steers are
bringing in the neighborhood of 5c in the tering the hotel business. He has bought precipitation 33.26 and 32.65 inches. In Hotel Friday, having came out this far
Chicago market, according to the reports. Geo. F. Merriman’s shop, it is reported. fact, the mean temperature of Oregon, with his brother, who was en route to
A special cattle train passed north
Geo. Loosley, who is to be the man­ save that portion lying east and sonth of Southern California for his health.
through Ashland Friday night at 11 p. m. ager of the new Fort Klamath creamery, the Blue mountains, is practically the
W. H. B. Deardorff, of Oakland, Douglas
It comprised 18 carsBhipped from Gazelle is down in California lookiug at the same thronghont, though the extremes county, father of Mrs A. E. Hunt, arrived
to Portland to the Union Meat Company. workings of successful creameries there, are materially different. Along the coast on yesterday’s train for a visit with his
to be equipped for conducting the one on the extremes are 88 and 25 degrees; in the daughter’s folks. Geo. Jones, also from
Willamette valley, 98 and 20 degrees; in Oakland, came with him, to look at this
Death of C&pt. Sprague.
Wood river.
Sonthern Oregon and the Columbia river part of thecountry. with a view of locating.
O. A. Stearns of Keno writes in the
Forty-nine votes were cast at the school valleys, 100 and 1 degree above zero; to
Mark. Purdin was on Saturday’s train
Klamath Express of the death at Wester­ meeting in Eagle Poiut district last week the
Ladies’ Cotton Waists,
Ladies’ Cotton Wrappers,
and east of the Blue mountains, returning to Medford from San Jose where Ladies’ Silk Waists,
ville, Ohio, Feb. 6th last, of Capt. Frank­ and John Nichols was elected director 100 sonth
he had gone a few montns ago with his
and
11
degrees
below
zero.
The
50c to $1.25.
$5 to. $6.
75c to $2.
lin B. Sprague, so well known in South­ and A. J. Florey, clerk. J. C. Barnard warmest place in Oregon, as shown by family expecting to locate. His family
ern Oregon in early days.
was employed to teach a three months’ the mean temperature, is Langlois, iu tarried at Sisson en route for a visit with
Capt. Sprague came to Oregon in 1850 term of school.
Mr. Purdin will resume his
Curry county; as shown by the maximum relatives.
aud was at firat engaged in the manufac­
trade
of
blacksmithing
at Medford.
Apron Check Gingham, 20 yards for
Standard Prints, 20 vards for $1.
J. M. Wagner was down the valley as temperature it is Pendleton, Umatilla
ture of fanning mills. Luter be engaged
Dr,
Carl
Beck,
an
eminent
Chicago
county;
as
shown
by
the
highest
mini­
in the milling business and when Presi­ far as Grants Pass last week looking after mum temperature, it is Gardiner, Bandon surgeon and physician, and Hugo Beck, a
dent Lincoln made his last call for the sale of the Siskiyov Mineral Water and
Chicago commercial man, were at the
Langlois.
volunteers iu 1864 Mr. Sprague was in bottled at Wagner’s springs. This water
Depot hotel a day last week Dr, Beck is
The
coldest
place
iu
Oregon,
as
shown
charge of the Phoenix flouring mills. He is now used regularly at many of the by the mean temperature, is Burns, Har­ making an extended tour of America and
was delighted with the natural attractions
raised 81 men iu the counties of Jackson, towns as far north as Albany.
ney county, with a mean of 37.3 degrees, of Ashland and carried not a few “ snap
Josephiue aud Curry and was commis­
The Oregonian in takiug the T idings ’ and as 6howu by tbe minimum tempera­
sioned us capture of the company which figures as to the costs of the Ashland ture, which is 32 degrees below zero. shot” views of this place away with him.
Jos. Robinson of Talent started for San
was mustered into set vice at Camp Baker, schools, printed a short item stating that
iu Cooe county, had the lowest Francisco on yesterday’s train. Mr. Robin­
early iu April, 1865, as Company I, 1st they cost $800 per year instead of $8000. Bandon,
maximum
temperature,
viz:
78
degrees.
Commissioners’ Court.
son, it will be remembered, was unfortunate
Oregon Inf. In May he was ordered to The error is obvious to Oregon people
The
snowfall
was
unusually
heavy
dur­
enough
to
lose
a
limb
a
year
or
more
ago,
Petition of Carl Bieberstedt, et ah, for a
Fort Klamath with his company and but it don’t sound well abroad, and t he ing the year, the heaviest being at Hood amputation of his leg being found necessary
county road was denied, because not
reached there about the first of J line. He Oregouian should correct it.
River, iu Wasco couuty, where the total as a result of disease. Afterward Mr. properly drawn up.
then turned his attention to searching
Robinson went to San Francisco and
Bond of Ira C. Dodge, commander of
The wooden sidewalks in unnierous amounted to 135.5—over 11 feet. Joseph, secured
out a better route thau the old Mt. P itt
an artificial limb but the shrinkage Burnside
Wallowa
couuty,
had
61.5
inches;
Baker
Post No. 23, G. A. R„ approved.
parts
of
Ashlaud
are
iu
a
bad
state
of
road for the transporting of government
of
the
stump
has
interfered
with
his
walk­
Report of E. DeRoboam, keeper o f coun­
City, 56.6 inohee; aloug the coast there ing of late and he goes to the city now to
repair
aud
used
attention.
Several
ladies
supplies ami Capt. Sprague located and
ty hospital, approved.
fell from 1 inch at Gardiner to 15 inches
with his company built I he present wagon who have been tripped up by loose at Astoria; iu the Willamette valley aud get fitted out with a new artificial member.
Application of Mary Hartman for relief
road via Annie creek canyon from Fort boards aud receive«] embarrassingly se­ iu Southern Oregon, from 4 to 29 inches
Mrs. H. C. Shaddon, and her brother, Ed. granted.
Liquor license was granted to Pankey «&
Klamath to Hogue river valley. With a vere falls lately will verify this aud give fell. The greatest of all events occurring Kolb, who have been experimental resi­
portiou of his company he also helped testimony as to the narrow escape of the during the year—due to meteorological dents of Ashland for a couple of months Pankey of Gold Hill, for three months.
Dennis Duggan, supervisor of road dist-
iast, stopping «luring that time with the
build Camp Alvord at Stein’s mountain, city from damage suits.
conditions—was the flood in the Co­ amity of then cousin. Dr. S. C. Force, the No. 14, removed on petition of W. S. Gall
and saw service iu tainting aud scouting
The eclipse of the moon announced for lumbia aud tributary rivers. In June dentist,
while they gained practical knowl­ et al., and Martin Perry appointed.
in that region and the lake country of lust evening arrived on time as advertised the rivers rose from 6 to 20 feet higher edge of the
W. O. Carter, supervisor road district No.
town and its attractions, have
southeastern Oregon until mustered out at aud was observed by many Ashlaud peo­ thau ever before known, and did con­ decide«! to remain here, and Mrs. Shaddon 31, removed, and Dan Reynolds appointed.
Jacksonville ou .Inly 19, 1867. He re­ ple. The view was as perfect as a bright siderable damage.
In thé matter of relocating the county
is occupying tbe Shultz residence on
turned thence to Fort Klamath where his cioudlees sky could offer. The period of
Fourth St. They came from McMinnville, road from Phoenix to Linkswiler’s. John
Yamhill county, the same town as Dr. N. Hockersmith. Jesse Richardson and W.
family lived aiid was employed by Gen. total eclipse lasted for an hour or more,
Weather and Crops.
Force. Mr. Kolb and Chas. Holman, T. Anderson were appointed viewers and
Crok as scout aud interpreter until the lieginuiug at about seven o’clock, though
Southern Oregon has been having such another ex-Yamhill resident, are educating R. W. Kennedy surveyor, to meet March
tbll of 1868 when he returned with his the calendar had the total eclipse due to
a
long
spell of bright, delightful weather themselves as miners now, preparatory to 22d.
family Io Ohio where he has siuoe resided. begiu at 6:42 and to end at 8:18.
that the farmers and orchardists have an extended summer prospecting campaign Gus Newbury, 10 days’ services as
He was in his 70th year.
Miss Lettie Cottrell of Ashland received had a splendid opportunity to do their in the mountains hereabouts.
chairman board examiners........$ 30 00
Miles Cantrall, assistant, 5 days.... 15 00
First class grain hay for sale by Wm. severe injuries last Wednesday at the seeding and pruning. The farmers gen­
Owing to the great demand for a good Shoe by
C. F. Shepherd, assistant, 9 days — 27 00
«
Messenger saw mill up Ashlaud creek, erally over the valley have their {spring
Myer.
Jacksonville Items.
A.
S.
Hammond,
deputy
district
at­
stepping one foot into a hole iu the fioor seeding completed and are ready for a
5 00
torney state vs. R obison...........
and striking the other kuee severely ou rainy spell at any time. Iu the big or­
my numerous patrons, I have ordered a full line
George Ross Sr. is iu town the guest of Hugh Briner, witness, 1 day, state
I iijnuet iou Proceediugs.
the tloor, making most painful injuries and chards about Ashland pruning aud trim ­ his sister, Mrs. A. Helms.
vs.
Lovelady...............................
I
50
Injunction proceedings were instituted the yonug lady has been in a helpless ming have been in progress for a month
W. A. Buchanan manager of the R. R. H. C. Messenger, witness, 1 day,
against County Clerk N. A. Jacobs ou condition siuoe the accident occurred, or more and considerable yet remains to
and have ju st received
state ys. Lovelady....................... 1 50
V.
R. R. , is in town.
last Wednesday to restrain him from though Dr. Songer reports nothing be done. Tbe peach buds have swolieu
Thos. Martin, Jr,, bounty on panther
issuing a warraut of $144 to Ex-assessor serious will result.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Plyiuale were in town
scalp............................................ 2 50
rapidly but are not so far along yet as to
Friday.
Wooldridge for copying the assessment
Kame & Gilkey, supplies road dis­
be
injured
by
anything
lees
thau
a
hard
The
suckers
are
running
in
Lost
river
trict No. 7 .................................... 8 75
roll for the benefit o f Assessor Jackson. and other Klamath streams and the wet freeze. Of course it is too early to
George Coulter and IT. M. Damon are
The facts are ns follows: At the Ja n u ­ proverbial yarn about wagons being predict anything regarding the fruit crop engaged in painting the car of the R. R. V Frank Towne, stamps for Newbury. 20 10
ary term of the county coprt, when the blocked iu the ford on Lost river by the but as far as present indications count R. R. and the excursion car is running A. M. Helms, care of Tom Arnold.. 56 00
Dr. Geo. DeBar, examination W. H.
while the work is on.
matter of copying the roll was under con­
Peach trees
Rumley, insane..........................
5 00
of fish is revived. The Iudiaus, they could not be better.
sideration, County Clerk Jacobs offered rush
Attorney
Yavvter
of
Medford
has
been
in
Dr. J. W. Robinson, examination W.
are literally loaded with btpls and other
white
men
aud
the
rest
of
the
sports
have
town
several
times
this
week
on
legal
to copy the roll for $30. The court re­ all been fishing tbe past week and the trees likewise. Almond trees have been
H. Rumley..................................
5 00
business.
fused to consider his bid upon the ground Xlamath papers report them hauling the in blossom for ten days.
Women’s Fine Kid Shoes..........................$1.40, $1.60, $1.75
J. H. Caton, hauling rope to Rogue
river ferry.................................... 2 00
that the work belonged to the outgoing suckers home by the four-horse-wagou
J. H. Whitman, the Medford abstracter,
Early garden truck has been plauted
sssessor. The assessment roll in the oad.
has been at work at the court house the E. A. Adams, sawing 10 cords wood 7 50 Women’s Fine Kid, Gold C o in .....‘.................................. $2.50
for two weeks.
E. J, Kaiser, printing for county__ 46 40
meautune had been filed with the county
Last night was tbe coldest one during past week.
Women’s Fine Kid, Cloth Top....................................... $2.10
Indigent allowances for various per­
Medford business men have formed
clerk aud was in bis custody and he re­
t he recent spell of weather, the thermom­
Albert N. Soliss, who is now an attorney
sons..............................................
56
00
the
Medford
Commercial
Union
to
take
fused to allow anyone to copy it, claiming
eter registering a trifle above 23, nine at law, returned front Salem last week. John Orth, bacon to C rosby............ 7 50 Women’s Fine Kid, Queen Bee............................$2.00, $2.10
the record as belonging to bis office, and the place of the board of trade sometime degrees below the freezing point, but no He went there to copy the assessment roll T. J. Kinney, flour and potatoes for
for the new assessor, and did the work in
if a copy was to be made of it, it was his since disbanded. Tbe officers of the new damage has been reported from it.
$2.75, $2.80
C rosby......................................... 10 55 Women’s Fine Kid, A n ch o r...... .................... .
his usually neat and accurate manner.
J. DeRoboam, board of Rumley, in­
business to make it.
Mr. Wooldridge, association are: Capt. W. S. Crowell,
sane .............................................. 2 25 Children’s “Tan Shoes”.................................90c, $1.05, $1.20
whether under the direction of the court president; Henry Klippel, vice president:
John A. Hanley spent a day in Jackson- J. Nunan,
School Report.
broom for court house....
40
or not is not known, sent A. N. Soliss to J. A. Whitman, secretary; J. E. Fnyart,
ville this week.
O. Keegan, jenitor salary for Feb--- 28 0C Kangaroo Calf Shoes................................ $1.00, $1.20, $1.35
Following is the report of tbe Ashland
Salem aud had a copy made from the file treasurer. The purpose of the organiza­
Kasper K. Kubli is distinguishing him­ S. Patterson,"sheriff, s a la ry ............. 208 33
in the office of the secretary of state, and tion, as its name indicates, is to aid tbe Public Schools for tbe month ending
Men’s Calf “7 Million” Shoe............................................ $2.15
self at Harvard in a most complimentary S. Patterson, sheriff,board of prison­
business
interests
of
the
town.
March
8,
1895:
put in a bill of $144 for the work, and
ers................................................. 20 00
way. He won the first prize, a $40 silver
Number of days taught, 19.
the comity court at its last session (March
Indian Agent Petit of the Klamath
urn, in the athletic contest, and won the A. S. Barnes, deputy sheriff............. 125 00 Men’s “H erald” Shoe o n ly ..............................................$1.65
Number of holidays, 1.
tei m) allowed the bill and ordered a war­ reservation left for the national capital
suit in the mock trial in the law schobl. N. A. Jacobs, couuty clerk, salary
Whole number days atteudauce, 8338*^. Kap. will graduate from Harvard in June
for F e b ......................................... 250 00 Men’s “Columbus” Shoe, tap, only ...............................$1.65
rant drawn for its payment.
last Monday ou a telegraphic order from
and return home to begin the practice of Grant Rawlings, county recorder,
Whole number days abseuce, 758l £.
Now comes Win. Ulrich of Medford aud the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Mr.
salary .......................................... ltd 67 Men’s Oil Grain Shoe, tanned, o n ly ............................. $1.45
law in Portland this fall.
Whole number cases tardiness, 159.
alleges that he is a resident and taxpayer Petit had been writing the department,
T.
C.
Hillman, chainman, Naylor
Average
daily
attendance,
439.
of Jackson county aud that he will be he says, concerning the needs of the In ­
Mrs. Annetta L. Harvey, of Central Point
$1.25
ro
ad
.............................................
2 20 Men’s Kip Plow Shoe.......................................
Average number belonging, 479.
and Mrs. Fielder visited Jacksonville last J. L. Wooldridge, copying assess­
damaged by tbe allowance of this bill in dians under his charge, and the commis
Per cent of attendance, 92.
Thursday,
the paymeut of extra taxes, that Wool- sioner deemed it advisable for him to
$1.50
ment roll..................................... 144 00 Men’s Kip Plow Shoe, buckle t o p ..............................
Cases of corporal punishment, 12.
Judge did not niuke the copy of tbe roll have a personal consultation with the
Mrs. R. M. McDonough and Mrs. E Chas. Nickell, printing..................... 12 55
Nnrober of visitors, 205. .
for which the allowance was made, that agent Dr. Cox is in temporary charge
Kinney, visited the family of Dr. Kahler at Jas. Wilson, postage stam ps........... 13 25 3 pair only left Men’s Boots, 10 and 11 ........................ $1.50
16 00
S. Furry, commissioner per diem
Number of rhetorical exercises,
he is not entitled to $144 for the alleged at the agency.
phoenix last Thursday.
19 20 3 pair only left Boys’ Boots, 11 and 1 2 ......................... $1.00
W. H. Bradshaw,
There have been 52 fewer casea/of tar­
work or any part thereof, aud prays the
J. E. Gabriel and J. E- Gilbert, the two
County Commissioners Bradshaw and J. W. Robinson, sundry supplies
31 85
court for a temporary injunction to re­ Seattle bicyclists who expect to wheel diness thau last month, Thianndicates Furry, who have been in Jacksonville
Infants’ Shoes from 25c up.
strain the couuty clerk from drawing or across the continent to New York, arrive! an improvement, yet the number, 159, is holding court the past week, returned to
Sake
no
Mistake.
too
large.
Miss
Emma
Ewan’s
room
had
issuing a warraut to Wooldridge for the in Ashland at 2:30 yesterday afternoon,
their homes Friday.
Carpet Slippers, Old Ladies’ Shoes.
payment of said bill aud asks that the having come from Woodville yesterday. bnt two oases during tlia/month. Forty-
Mrs. John Dyar and children visited
By dispelling the symptoms so often
injunction be made perpetual. Tbe pa­ They are both jewelers and have been seven cases are reports«/from one room. Medford Sunday.
mistaken for Consumption. SANTA ABIE
pers have been served and tbe issue will about ten days coming this far. One of Iu most cases ot taTitjfieas, children are
The many friends of Hon. H. B, Miller has brought gladness to many a household.
(Trade X5X Mark)
be determined at the next sessiou of the tourists rides one of the old fashioned not starte^ fromTioirm in time to reach of Grants Pass note with pleasure that he By its prompt use for breaking up a oold
that
too
often
develops
into
that
fatal
the
ecbooly
'The
habit
of
punctuality,
of
court.
has consented to deliver an address before disease, thousands can be saved from an
high wheels or “ordinaries” aud the other
This trade mark cut through the leather is a guarantee
Colvig aud Kahler appear as attorneys
light safety. They left southward this doing a certqju thing at a certain time, is the annual meeting of the Chautauqua As- untimely grave. You make uo mistake by
of
great
valhe.
We
are
very
desirous
socition
at
Ashland.
His
subject
will
be
for the plaintiff.
inoruing at 11 o’clock for the climb over
keeping a bottle of this pleasant remedy in that the heels, counters and insoles are solid sole leather,
that the number of days of absenoe shall “ The Relation of Women to Social P ro your bouse. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE
tbe Sishiyous.
gress.”
Mr.
Miller
is
a
fine
writer
and
will
The Ashland Machine Shops.
reach the lowest possible limit next
is equally effective in eradicating all traces and make and finish are not excelled, if equalled, by any­
A gentlemau over from Pokegama re­ mouth. A scholar cannot be absent a present this most comprehensive subject of
Nasal Catarrh. Both of these wonderful one, and “The Brown Shoe Co.”, making these goods, have
The extensive machine working plant ports considerable activity in Cook &
in a masterly manner, and it is safe to as­
remedies are sold aud warranted
heretofore conducted in connection with Co.’s lumber enterprise there, with the half day without loss to himself. Will sume that there will be no more able or California
by the Ashlend Drug Co. at 50c and $1.00 a one of the largest factories in the world, having a world
parents
give
us
their
assistance?
interesting
speaker
named
in
tbe
program.
th e Ashland Electric Power and Light mill aud box factory running, and lum­
package, 3 for $2.50.
Visitors are always welcome.
C o., has been leased by the company’s ber being shipped steadily. A Sau Fran­
wide reputation.
C.
A.
H
itchcock
,
Principal.
efficient electrician aud machinist, S. J. cisco man was there last week trying to
It will pav you to take Hood’s Sarsapa­
Circuit Court Proceedings.
rilla. With pure blood you need not fear
Tutthill, who is prepared to take orders secure a half million feet of choioe pine
Call and examine stock and notice the low price and
Ashland relatives and friends yesterday he grip, pneumonia, diphtheria or fevers.
Reames, White «t Co. vs. James and
for machine work and repainug.
to make up a cargo of lumber for Austra­ received their first news of the death of Hood’s
sarsaparilla will make you strong Silvia Hopwood; to recover money. Judg­ excellent quality.
lia bnt the company did not have that
healthy.
ment for $222 confessed.
To restore gray hair to its natural color quantity of the grade of lumber required Mrs. Naomi Fraley which oocurred at tbe and
Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, care­
as iu youth, cause it to grow abundant on hand, thongh they have several mil­ home of her daughter, Mrs. Volney fully prepared from the best ingredients.
Notions, Novelties, Racket Goods, H air Ornaments,
Woodruff, iu Rockford, 111., March 1st, at
We wish to state to our patroqs that Uue
aud strong, there is no better preparation lion feet in the yardB.
5 o’clock p. m. On the Thursday before
Minute Cough Cure is a safe aud reliable Side Combs, Tinware, Tea Kettles, Stationery, Lamp
thau Hall's Hair Reuewer.
Probate Court.
There were several reports in Ashland she was stricken with au attack of apo­
remedy for children troubled with croup, Chimneys, Wooden ware, Etc.
Saturday morning regarding the South­ plexy and all efforts to rouse her back to
Estate of Isaac Constant. Order made oolds, hoarseness and long troubles. It is
pleasant to take and quickly cures. E. A.
ern Pacific train robbery near Stockton consciousness were unavailing and death confirming sale of real estate.
the night before. One story was that it came and claimed her the following even­
Estate of S R Holmes. Hearing of final Sberwin.
Awarded
was the California express which left here ing. Mrs. Fraley was a sister of Amos report of administrator set for April 2,
Remember the place,
M A R R IE D .
Highest Honors—W orld’s Fair. Friday morning that was held up and Willits of Ashland aud Mrs. Jacob Wag­ 1895.
Estate of Ada M Holmes. Order of final
with Express messenger Tommy Knight ner was her niece.
With her husband settlement
made and administrator and GRIGSBY—COOK—At the residence of
iu charge of the treasure. Another was she lived in Ashland for a number of bondsmen discharged.
the officiating J. P., A. S. Jacobs, in Cen­
that it was the Oregon express due here years, Mr. Fraley building the block on
Estate of Giles Wells, Sr. W. F. Songer
tral Point, March 6, 1895, Miss Edith
on Saturday eveniug, on which train Main street now owned by J . K. Van appointed administrator.
Cook of Big Butte and L. R. Grigsby.
Meseuger Bert Spencer was holding Saut where he resided and conducted a
Estate of Elizabeth J Phillips. Order of
Wells, Fargo's fort. Friends of both grocery store and tailoring business. He filial settlement made and the sum of $610
Opposite Ashland Mills.
BORN.
ineseeugere were speculating ou their died at Rockford about a year ago. Mrs. ordered distributed among the heirs.
prolwble situation aud bravery.
Fraley was 82 years of age and many
Buy your alfalfa seed of R. 8. B & S od , BRITTSAN—In Ashland, Feb. 26, lift*, to
Out of work? Q. F. Billings has a Ashland people remember her as one of Talent, at 10 cts per pound.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Brittsan, a daughter.
A PERMANENT
horse, wagon aud cow which he is willing the most lovely old ladies they ever knew.
to exchange for work ou farm or cutting
CURE.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Men’s hats reduced to 40c, 50c, 75c, $1,
wood.
$1.25,
to
$2.85
at
The
Fair.
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T ill» R e m e d y , p r o p e r ly t o k e n , w ill c u r e a n y R h e u m a tic t a n .
Mrs. Uuruh, of McMinnville, natioual
orgauizer of the W. C. T. U-. delivered
Miss Emma Tolmau has postponed the
lectures iu Ashland Saturday and Sun­ delivery of the large oil painting now on
day. Saturday afteruoou she talked to exhibition at Tyler’s gallery to April the
Is a Bitters specially manufactured to aid those afflicted with Rheumatism. I t
the local W. C. T. U. and in the evening first. There are ten sketches left; anyone
gives tone to the stomach and purifies the blood better
spoke at the Rapliat church. Sunday wishing one can leave their order at O.
than any other bitters known,
eveuiug she lectured at the Presbyterian H. Blount’s or Tyler’s gallery.
church aud the church was crowded,
Fcr sale by all Leading Druggists or address “G. R.”, P. O. box 663, Astoria, Oregon, or
Boys’ clothing 85c to $»..«
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rnauy nut bellig able to fiud seats aud
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437 Commercial street, Astoria, Oregon: Telephone No. 24.
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excellent speaker.
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