Semi-Weekly Tidings
BREVITIES.
Woolen Mills to Start.
PERSONAL.
Definite arrangements were made to­
Hon. N. Langell is out at Klamath Falls.
Worse than ever! Dolph Eddy is sell­ day between Mr. Wm. D. Humbert and
E. B. Curry is off on a trip to Klamath
ing
15c
asbestos
stove
mats
for
7c
each.
*
the owners of the Ashland Woolen Mills
M onday................................June 10, 1895
county.
by
which
the
mills
will
be
started
with­
The observation car is rnnniug on the
J. H. Hufferis up today from Jackson­
The 3d Annual Chautauqua Assembly overland trains across the Siskiyous be­ in a month. Mr. Humbert is in San
Francisco, where he has been looking up ville.
will be held at Ashland, July IOth-l9th. tween Ashland and Hornbrook again.
machinery which the mill owners ttxiay in­
Dr. Gunsaulus, James Clemont Am­
Miss Irene Chitwood was up attending ]
Medford is organizing a bimetallic structed him by telegraph to purchase the rose carnival Friday.
brose, Thos. V. Cator, Mrs. N. W.
league
and
will
have
the
assistance
of
and ship forward at once, according to
Kinney and other noted persons will
Mias Cora Chapman has returned home |
the terms of their previous agreement.
lecture. Schools of Art, Music, Bible some of the Ashland silveritee.
from Hornbrook.
Normal Work, and W. C. T. U. Meth­
Attend the band concert in Chantan-
Mrs. F T. Fradenburg of Hotel Oregon
The S. 0. P. S.
ods. District and County Teachers’ qua building next Saturday evening.
is visiting friemls and relatives in Siskiyou
Institute.
Season
Tickets $1.50, Admission only 10 cents.
The 19th annual meeting of the Pioneer county, Cal.
Beautiful camping grounds. Address
Society of Southern Oregon was held in
Messrs.
0
.
H.
Blount,
E.
J.
Farlow,
J.
Miss Nellie Stanley is absent at Portland
Mrs. C. R. Minkler, Sec.
T. Million, L. L. Merrick. O. Coolidge Jacksonville Thursday, President Dunlap on a brief vacation from the duties of the |
presiding.
The
following
officers
were
drug store of J. C. Barrett & Co.
and C. H. Jobnsou started for Jenny
U8T OF LKTTKR9
creek Saturday morning on a fishing trip elected tor the ensuing year:
Miss Kate Grider, who is now teaching ]
President, Jacob Thompson; first vice
R em aining uncalled for in the Ashland of a few days.
the school at Coles, Cal., was visiting Ash­
president,
George
Isaacs;
second
vice-
land friends and witnessing th e crowning,
Oregon P. O. June 10. isaft:
P. W. Paulson has receive,) a hand­ president, A. D. Helman; treasurer, O. C. of a rose queen last week.
Abbott Luther A
Curtia E J
some
new
music
I
m
jx
,
for
the
entertain­
Eritin Mr George
Mills Mrs H
Beekman, secretary, S. J. Day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wight arrived from
Moore Or
Maul Mr W B
ment of the public at the Elkhorn Cigar
The 19th annual reunion will be held iu San
Keinsch Geo J
Sloop (1 W
Francisco last evening and are at the
Store.
It
represented
an
outlay
of
$60
Ashland
Thursday,
September
12,
1896.
T m p in O f’ CJ)
Wagner J C
Anderson home at Talent tor a visit w ith
aud
is
equal
to
an
en'ire
orchestra—al­
bydney .Mr Albert
The Hon. G. C. Beekman gave notice Mrs. Wight’s parent*.
most.
that at the next annual meeting he would
P M.
W H BRUÌ
Jay Taylor, son of Robt. Taylor, accom­
"advertised
W. J. Stanley is superintending some offer an amendment to the constitution panied Butler Walker and family on their
that
Medford
shall
be
included
in
the
work in taking out ore at the Homestead
return to Sprague river valley, to spend the
mine near Woodville to be milled at Ash­ places of holding the annual reunions, summer.
Road Meeting Tonight.
which
have
heretofore
alternated
between
land. It is proposed by the owuers of
Jas. Bailey, Jacob Isler and Dan Griffit h
D«> not forget to attetul I be meeting at this miue to make a test run of lot) tons Jacksonville and Ashlaud.
• Is contained in th e fact th at w e have not sold them all.
of Pokegama returned from Rosebur
Mrs.
W.
J.
Ply
male
and
Mrs.
Mary
H.
where they had been summone
the city ball tonight chlled in the interest through the Ashland mill.
Hanley were appointed a committee to Saturday
of the improvement of the Ashlaud-
Grand Fourth of July celebration at confer with the newly elected officers as on land business.
Mrs. J. W. Merritt of Central Point, and
*
to the advisability of placing the arrange­
Klamath Falls wagon road. Let every­ Pokegama.
Miss Martha Cardwell postmistress at that
one possible attend and show their
C. B. Watson and H. L. Whited climbed ments for the coming pioneer reunion, place, were visiting Ashland friends and
which will be held at Ashland Sept. 12,
interest in this project which is one of up past the suow line on Ashland butte 1895, in the hands of the Native Sons <fe attended the carnival Friday evening.
yesterday.
They
went
np
the
trail
from
Roadmaster M. H. Burkhalter, Marquisl
much moment to all. At city hall this,
M. N. Long’s place aud found it in pretty Daughters, so as to relieve the older pio­ of Hornbrook, came over with a party of
neers
of
the
fatigue
and
responsibility
Monday, evening at 8 o'clock.
good condition^ few logs and some brush
Re» Price.
Now.
Trimmiug.
Siskiyou people to attend the royal festiv-, Stk. No.
Colors.
No.
grown across it being the only obstacles incident thereto.
ities at the opera house Friday evening.
$1.30.
$1.75,
None,
Lost.
Blue and Black,
1000, 2 Capes,
Mrs. Ada Culver, of Alameda, near San
160 acre farm in Klamath county to
County Court Proceedings.
Francisco, arrived Saturday evening with
Somewhere on the road between Med- trade for home property in Ashland. In­
2.75.
4.00,
Black, Tan, Navy, Soutache Braid,
1004, 3
Road petitioned for by C. C. Charley et her little son for a visit with her parents,
ford and Ashland, May 31st, a lady’s quire at this office for further particu­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
M.
Miller,
at
the
old
home.
a
l.;
John
Calhoun,
John
Foster,
Jas.
Kent,
u
gray shawl. Finder please return to R. lars.
*
4.65.
6.00,
Silk Braid Embroidered,
Navy,
1006, 1
viewers, and R. W. Kennedy, surveyor.
Miss Dottie Sovern, sister of Mrs. Ernest
K. Sutton’s livery stables, Ashland.
Petition of Frank McCombs et’ al. for Hicks,
Felix Kahn bought 700 or 800 hides for
returned to her home at Eugene
2.75.
4.25,
Silk Braid Metal Clasp,
Navy ank Black,
1023, 2 a
Kahn Bros., Portland on bis trip out to opening road fenced up by John Woods; Friday evening after an extended visit at
Court in Klamath.
denied
for
non-compliance
with
law
gov­
Klamath and has puschased some in this
Ashland,
where
she
has
made
many
friends
,
a
4.20.
5.50,
Triple Cape, Velvet Collar,
Navy and Black,
1028, 2
Circuit court for Klamath county con­ vicinity also. Some were hauled in from erning presentation of such matters.
In case of State vs. Wm. Bateman, Wm. among the young jieople.
vent* at Klamath Falls today. One of Klamath and shipped to Portland from Ennis
Jane Neathanimer; the entire
2.65.
W. F. Arant, who has been in Douglas
«3.75,
Double Cape, Silk Stitching,
Tan,
1059, 1 t t
the principal criminal cases to come np here and the remainder will be received cost bill and
was rejected.
county visiting his ftther, J. T. Arrant,
for trial is that of Frank Swingle for the by him at Ager.
Hospital report of Contractor E. De­ whose health has been very poor but now
1.85.
2.75,
Double Cape,
Navy and Black,
1060, 2 t t
killing of Arthur Langell, continued
Roboam approved.
reporte«!
somewhat
improved,
was
in
Ash­
Several parties of Japanese laborers
from the November term. Judge Hanna
Road supervisor district No. 16 directed land a day or two en route back to his 1
3.90.
5.50,
Black Ribbon, High Collar,
Golden Brown,
324, 1 i t
of this division went over to Klamath straggled through Ashland Thursday en to require owners of water ditch to put in Klamath county home.
route
south,
Marshal
Smith
received
culvert over ditch where road leading from
yesterday and will sit for Judge Hale in
Maj. Brockenbrough, government laud
thia case, the latter being disqualified by word from down the road that there were Mathews’ to desert crosses said ditch.
inspector, arrived Saturday morning from
Geo
A
Jackson,
services
county
as­
almost
a
hundred
of
them
all
told.
They
reason of relationship to the Langell
Roseburg. Mrs. Brockenbrough
and
sessor ........................................ 1200.00
were traveling from Portland to San
daughter arrived from San Francisco Fri­
family.
Meston,
Dygert
Co,
deed
record...
17.50
Francisco, they said, and were making
day evening and they are domiciled at Mrs.
Haskins, stationery for New­
the journey on a tie pass to save railroad G H bury...........................................
More liuprovemeuts.
L. L. Angle’s on north Main street.
.. 6.45
CENTS.
fare. They traveled in parties of ten or a E J Kaiser, envelopes and tax re­
Mrs. Henry Judge was accompanied on
The Ashland city council has recently dozen and seemed to be enjoying the trip.
ceipts........................................... 18.00
her return from California last week by a
given verltal permission to the Ashland
Helman, taxes paid on con­
little niece, the daughter of her sister, Mrs.
Preparations are being made for a con­ A D tract
Mills, the A. E. P. & L. Co. and the
land twice ......................
2.70
McCarthy of San Francisco, and also by
Woolen Mill to tap the upper system of cert by the Ashland Band, to be given Medford Mail, load petitions and
her daughter, Mrs. Mamie Dunn and little
the city water mains for power purposes. next Saturday evening in the Chautau­
n otices........................................ 5.50
son who will spend some time visiting at
Virgin & Co. of the tionring mills will be qua building. The admission fee will be R S Dunlap, viewer Kenney road. 2.80
the parental home.
*■1 •
280
first to take advantage of the additional small, 10 cents, with children under 12 Jas Elliott,
Fred and Miss Minnie Applegate, son
“
"
“
2.80
power they can thus obtain and »re pre­ years of age admitted free, provide«! they Geo M Love,
and daughter of L. B. Applegate, are visit­
“
“
2.80
paring to lay 1000 feet of four jbch pipe are accompanied by their parents. The P Elmer, chainman
ing relatives and friends hereabouts. Their
2.80
W
8
Day,
from the main down to their mill where Baud is now rehearsing a very attractive A D Florey, marker
brother, jEliner, who has lately returned
“
“
2.20
a half inch nozzle will supply a 24 inch program aud all attending may be as­ H Grimes, witness examination of
from school at Stanford University, will
Tnttbill water motor. They will continue sured of a pleasant evening. Read the
return with them to Klamath to sjiend the
A J Wall for insanity..............
7.80
to use the old tprbine wlikel but the new more extended Dotice of the coucert L C Bolle. witness examination of
summer.
Establishe«! 1884-
-Establishe«] 1884-
to Portland Saturday evening to attend the
A J Wall for insanity.............. 7.80
arrangement will wsure iheki ample power which will appear in Thursday’s issue.
Thos. B, Kay, a son of Thos. Kay. one of I session of the grand chapter, which will be
Dr J W Robinson, physician’s ex­
to run their heavy machinery steadily
the original founders of the Ashland Wtxil- held today, as a representative from Alpha
Jus. Bailey went down to Roseburg ou
amination A J Wall, insanity. 5.00
through the low, water season. At the laud busiuess Thursday evening.
en Mills, was in Ashland Saturday. This Chapter No. 1 of Ashland. Miss Alice
He Dr George DeBar, physician’s ex­
same time some new purifying and other was at Klamath Fulls when a delayed
was his first visit here since his folks left Hanley is in attendance as a delegate from
amination A J Wall, insanity. 5.00
this place 22 years ago. His home is now the Jacksonville chapter.
improved machinery will be put into the letter informed him that his presence Gus Newbury, ex of teachers__ .
18 00
st Salem. He is 1 purchasing wool for his
mill which is already splendidly equipped was necessary at Roseburg Friday.
Chas. Hopkins, of Seattle, is in Ashland
He N L Narregan, ex of teachers......... 12.00
father’s mill at Salem now.
W. J. Virgin and J. E. Pelton of the firm left Klamath Falls Thursday moruing at Miles Cantrall, ex of teachers __ 12.00
on a business visit.
G
Elksnat,
dept.
survey
Birdsey
went to Han Francisco yesterday to pur­ 5 o’clock, on horseback, and got to Stein-
Geo. Markle, S. G. Eggers, Clint. Austin,
Otis Frierson, the Table Rock rancher,
road.............................................
7.90
chase pipe and also to reeeive the mill man station, 55 miles, at 3 o’clock the
Wm. Fox, E. J. Kaiser, W. C. Bevington, has been in Ashland several days the past
machinery which has been ordered from same afternoon, in ample time to catch Thos Wright, viewer Birdsey road 3.20
A. D. Kenyon, H. J. Hicks and F . D. week.
3.60
J W Masterson, “
“
“
Wagner, of Granite Lodge K. of P., went
the east.
the train, stopping a half hour at Jenny B W Dean,
3.20
B. Goldsmith, the prominent Portland
down to Medford and Jacksonville yester­
••
“
4.20
creek to change horses and eat dinner. C Schultz, chainman
day to attend the funeral of the late Geo. capitalist and politician, was in the valley
The Original Union Spy.
4.20
Pretty good time for mountain road like P Elmer,
Schmitt, which was in charge of Talisman yesterday on a business trip. Mr. Gold­
J B Stevenson, marker “
“
2.40
L. W. Simmons, one of Gen. Grant’s that across the Cascades.
smith is a Jackson county pioneer, having Drugs, Medicines and Proprietary Goods, Watches, Clticks,
lodge, K. of P., of Medford.
Nat
Dean,
flagman
“
“
3.20
been in the mercantile business at Phoenix
secret agents, will deliver his famous re­
J. W. Gilmore, W. M. of Ashland lodge in an early day.
The north show window in D. R. & E. Indigent allowances................. ...... 67.00
Jewelry and Silverware.
cital of adventures aud hair-breadth,
No.
23,
A.
F.
&
A.
M.,
went
down
to
Port­
E
DeRoboam,
keeper
Co
hospital,
escapes aud deadly perils encountered by V. Mills’ dry good emporium presented
Mrs.
C.
W.
Wolters
and
little
children
land
Saturday
evening
as
a
delegate
to
the
quarter
ending
May
31,
1835...
617.98
him while in secret service of the Uuited an unusually attractive appearance Fri­ Chris Ulrich, coffin for pauper, and
grand lodge which convenes today. He are spending a few days at the home of DRUGGIST TO S. P. CO.
WATCH INSPECTOR, S. P. CO.
Slates in 1861 — 65. Laughable, pathetic, day and Saturday in honor of the Rose
will also represent Siskiyon Chapter, R. A parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
other w ork ...................... ...
6.00
Carnival,
embellishments
of
roses
and
a
M , at t h e ‘grand chapter in session this A. Alford at Talent.
soul stirring—nothing like it has ever beeu
A A Whitman, ironing road grader,
road district No 30 (roa«l fund) 6.00
week, C. H Vaupel, the delegate chosen,
presented to the public; uo dry details, handsome photograph of the Rose Queen
being unable to attend.
no statistics, but the audience is held in being artistically arrange«! amougst a R L Parker, lumber, district 17__ 15.46
Be Your Own Master.
deep and breathless interest from first to lavish display of silks and salius and la­ H C Messenger, lumber, district 1 9.73
Robt.
H.
Peck,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
John
11.72
Few
people
appreciate how much their
C Messenger, lumber, district 33
last. This is a most graphic recital by dies’ goods suggested for the carnival. H
Butterworth, formerly of Ashland, was on impressions, their whims aud impulses, and
Wm Abbott^ lumber, district 3 ... 13.17
The
decoratious
were
the
work
of
W.
J.
Friday evening’s train en route east. Mr, in fact all their mental energy depends on
the spy himself. At the opera house, at
Klippel & Marcuson, lumber, dis­
Peck is a young man and iias just been ap­ the harmonious notion of all the vital or
Ashland, June 1 lib, under the auspices Vaupel» the head clerk, who received
trict — (road fund)................... 21.47
pointed to a cadetship at West Point from gans. A poorly digested dinner may make
of the G. A. R. aud W. R. C. Admission many oompliraeuts upon them.
Klippel A Marcuson, lumber, dis­
the seventh congressional district of Cali­ one quarrel with a friend. A congested
trict 9 (road ftihil)..................... 3.60
15c aud 25c.
A late rumor in railroad circles is that
fornia and was on the road to West Point liver may bring imaginary gloom and trou­
L
H
Newton,
lumber,
district
6,
a local train is to be put ou from Port­
to take the examination for admission to ble into the sunniest day. A rheumatic
Proprietor
(road
fu
n
d
)...............................
26.00
l>r. E. von Hasslacher Dead.
land to Salem on the S. P. lines in Ore­ W C Leever, nails............................ 2 00
the school.
pain may keep yon from business or work
Dr. E. von liasslacher died at the gon to handle most of the local business O Keegan, janitor salary.............. 31.00
Recorder C. L. Parrish of Klamath Falls and entirely change some marked out pol
Depot hotel today juat before noon, aged that now has to be taken care of by the Grant Rawlings, salary ................. 116.66% and Jeff. Moriss of Keno bicycled it in ioy. A few doses of Moore’s Revealed
Remedy will give tone to every function
73 years. The doctor had a siege of la overland. With the ohange in view iu 8 Patterson, sheriff, salary............ 208.33% from Klamath last week via Ager and and
make you enjoyjyour friends and your
Patterson, deputy, salary.......... 125.00
Pftkegaina, leaving Thursday morning and
grippe several mouths ago from which it force the overland will leave Portland two S
N A Jacobs, clerk,-salary................ 166.66-
work.
arriving
here
Friday
evening,
Parrish’s
hours
later
than
now
iu
order
to
connect
seemed difficult for him to recuperate
F A Jacobs, deputy, salary............ 83.34
cyclometer registering a distance of 90
fully. Recently he took a trip in the with the Northern Pacific which time will S Patterson, washing for prisoner,
miles on the journey. Morriss lias been
Vaupel, Norris A Drake have a tiue line
mouutaius over tu Siskiyou county. Re­ be made np, it is said, between Portland
,33
M ay.............................................
visiting Medford relatives and Parrish has of summer fabrics for ladies’ dresses —
aud
Ashlaud.
July
1st.
is
the
time
the
Patterson, washing for prisoner,
turning to Ashland he was taken dowu
been attending to some business matters
they carry the latest in goixls of this kiud
1.75
April...........................................
in Ashland. They return today.
with pueuuiouia aud grew rapidly worse change will occur, it is unofficially re­
Patterson, board of prisoner . .. . 24.28
Opera House Block.
the past few days until there was little ported.
Col. Geo. H. Burton, U. S. army inspec­
A Terrill, sla te vs Gage a Johnson 1.60
Tfie
U.
S.
Gov't
Reports
hope for him, death cojliiug today.
Touy Imri, a Japanese lately employed L Charley,
tor
general
of
the
western
district
which
1.60
Dr. von Hasslaclier has lieeu a resideut as second cook at the Depot hotel, was
comprises all the mountain and Pacific
1.60
show R o yal B a kin g Powder
H Caton,
“
of Aslilaud much of the time for two arrested Thursday night charged with A Caton.
coast states, was on yesterday’s noith
1.66
“
“
bound train, en route to Ft. Vancouver on
superior to a ll others.
years past, representing some English disorderly conduct. Tony seems not to John Young,
.66
“
"
official business. Col. Burton commanded
capitalist* here iu our mining interests, have yet recovered from the enthusiasm Joe Riley,
“
“
.56
Ft. Klamath several years ago and then
H A R R IE D .
Nunan, broom and washing
and it is doubtful if a man with a more engendered by the victory of the Japanese
held the rank of captain of infantry. He
powder.................................... .
.»15
active or prommeut life record than the over the Chinese in the recent Mongolian
is well known to many old settlers here BUCKNER—BOUTELL—On the evening
doctor ever made his home iu Southern war. Thursday evening he aroused the Scott Griffin, taxes overpaid, 1894 4.00
and inquired of a number of them.
of June 4th, 1895, at the residence of the
F
T
Downing,
taxes
overpaid,
1893
O re g o n .
Born iu Alsace-Lorraine he was war spirit, in his breast by imbibing too
bride’s parents in Roseburg, Mr. Harry
(contract land) .....................
1.25
Mike
Parker
came
in
from
Klamath
and
educated as a hoiueopbathist physciau iu freely at the tlowiug bowl after which he S Furrv, commissioner, per diem
Buckner and Miss Mabel Boutell, Revs.
left
Friday
evening
with
his
wife
for
Sa­
Pans, haviug every adtautage. He served formed a Japanese cohort all by himself
N. S. Buckner and C. A. Stine officiating.
and mileage............................... 10.06
lem. Mrs. Parker has undergone a long
hs surgeon iu the Crimean war aud won and invaded Chinatown, firing off his pis­ W H Bradshaw, commissioner, per
siege of illness for almost a year past and
diem and m ileage..................... 11.60
the litis of Colonel in the French army. tol promiscuously anil creating a general
suffered mental and physical debilities
State vs L B Grigsby. J A Jeff rey dis­ that have baffled the medical skill of
He Iheu went iuto the French diplomatic commotion in that suburb of town, with
TV. o . H a i ’d y ,
service and was sent by the emperor Na the result that Marshal Smith arrested trict attorney, $6; A S Jacobs, justice, fees, Southern Oregon. Her physical condition
20; A C Parker, constable, $4.90.
has somewhat improved the past three C O M M I S S I O N : M E R C H A N T .
poleou III to make treaties with certain him and hauled him up before Recorder $;; State
vs Smith and Reynolds. E D
of the Central American states and after­ Berry. Tony pleaded guilty and was Foudray, justice, fees, $3.15; Robt Black­ months but her mental condition is such
W holesale dealer In
it was deemed advisable to take her to
ward was seut as French minister to the sentenced to pay a fine of $10 or in lien wood, fees, $2.95; Geo Tucker, witness fees, that
ORCHARD AND FARM PRODUCE.
the asylum where it is hoped that medical
Hawaiian Islands. He was married to a thereof be imprisoned for five days. He $1.50; J A Bishop, witness fees. $1.50.
skill will make it possible for her to recover
State vs C E Bradley. E D Foudray, entirely. Mrs. Parker is a daughter of
All consignm ents w ill have prompt and care­
lady closely relate«! to Queen Emma, chose the latter course aud has been oc­
ful attention. Correspondence solicited.
justice
tees,
$4.10;
K
T
Blackwood,
con­
predecessor of the lately deposed Lilliou
cupying the city bastile where his war stable fees, $4.90; A C Smith, Sr, witness Zenas Howard of Ashland precinct.
References by permission: C itizens’ National
kulani aud held an important position in spirit is being gradually curbed.
Mrs. J. D. Crocker, past grand matron Bank, C. A. Tonneson, S ec.State Board Horti­
fees, $1.70; A C Smith, Jr, witness fees,
And more coming every week, with prices to
her government. His wife now lives in
and j»ast grand secretary of the Eastern culture.
Elegant line of toilet articles. Thirty $1.70; C K Patterson, $1.70.
TACOM A, W A SH .
Oakluud as also a daughter, and a son re­
d
chapter
of
Oregon,
went
down
Road petitioned for by T J Kenney et al, Star grami
suit the times. Remember I carry in stock
sides in Alaska. He had traveled in most days’ trial allowed and money returned CSLabliSHdl
if
not
satisfactory.
The
Fair.
every portion of the globe aud was an ex­
Road petitioned for by J G Birdsey et al,
Refrigerators, Tents, Lawn Chairs, Hammocks, Camp
of establishment.
ceedingly interesting man.
Get your boy a 4th of July suit at The failure
Mrs W J Plymale, by power of attorney
Quiet, unassuming, kind and polite to Fair.
Stools, Etc., Etc. Orders taken for awnings.
*
from Benton Bowers, of Shafter. Texas,
the utmost, generous to a fault, and a
The ladies of the M. E. Church iu sec son and heir of Thos. Bowers, deceased,
thorough gentleman, he has been a oou
j . p DODGE, Opera House Block.
an«l administrator of said estate, to collect
spicnous figure about Ashland for the tion No. 1, will serve ice cream and cake from Jackson county $131.75, the residue
on
Wednesday
eve.,
June
12,
at
church
past two years. All were his friends and
belonging to said estate after the sale of 40
all will regret U> hear of hi6 death. He lawD, also a first class dinner with ice acres of land belonging to said Thomas
was an old time friend of J. A. Gross of cream, cake, lemona«ie, etc., on Fourth of Bowers for delinquent taxes on the 29th
day of June, 1889, and turned over to the
1
the Depot hotel aud has made his home July.
treasurer of Jackson county by Sheriff
there since Mr. Gross had charge of the
The Ashland Band will give a ooncert Birdsey on the 2d day of July of said year.
house.
iu the Chautauqua buildiug uext Satin
John Clements ordered to tighten Rogue
It is not known wheu Lis fuueral will day evening; admission, 10 cents.
river bridge.
At yard north of railroad track, have on hand a large stock of
occur or where his body will be burie«L
Bother us often,
ltoad Supervisor Harris directed to re­
Rolling stones may gather no moss but quire owners of water ditch to repair same.
His relatives have been informe«! of bis
Bother us hard,
death and their requests are being await­ Hosting mining items gather exaggeration
Ordered that clerk send notice to news-
rapidly as they travel The T idings re­ paj»ers of county calling for bids to do
ed as the T idings goes to press.
cently reprinted from the Grants Pass county printing for term of one year, front
And can furnish Sash, Doors. Shingles, Lath, Mouldings and
All parties who are willing to take papers reports of the finding of a big July 1st, 1895, bitls to be opened at 12 m.
all kinds of building materials. Woven wire fencing made to
boarders or have furnished rooms to rent gold nugget on Powell’s creek, Josephine July 3d, 189.5.
order.
Given an equal chance we will positively not be undersold
to persous attending the Chautauqua county, valued all the way from $2500 to
Catarrh
Assembly aud Teachers Institute should $5000, so big that it had to be measure«!
The ablest physicans of the present age
report full particulars without delay to in avoirdupois weight. The probable
recognixe catarrh as a blood disease which
R. P Netl or A. F. Eddy, Com.
truth of the story is told by a Williams aggravates the mucous surfaces. Moore’s
correspondent of the Observer as follows; Revealed Remedy purities the blood, re­
“Quite an excitement was raised last stores health to the affected membranes,
]Ve want your trade and we use good
week by the (reported| fiudiug of a 13- stops offensive discharges and corrects the
Awarded
pouud nugget on Powell’s creek, bnt it breath. For sale by all druggists.
Highest Honors— W orld’s Fair, proved to be mythical; the story origina­
goods, polite treatment and square, deal­
(Unless you are th e bell one)
oheese,
Drie«I
beef
chipped,
cream
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
ted from Eli Taylor fiudiug a $13 slug."
ing as inducements to win it, not to
Which means
oliyee, sweet aud sour pickles in bulk at
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Lake couuty’s wool clip this year will O. Winter’s.
and not FOLLOW.
speak o f the unusually low prices that
be considerably over 1,000,000 lbs. Sev­
eral sheep meu sheared as high as 40,000
you would make money, BUY when other people are SE L L IN G —S E L L
With the blood full of humors, the
we are always known to lead in.
pouuds. If this million pounds of wool heated term is all the more oppreesive.
when other people are BUYING.
could be sold at a fair figure, the sheep­ Give the system a thorough cleansing
men of Lake county would be ou their with Ayer’s" Sarsaparilla and a doee or
feet again.
two of Ayer’s Pills, and you will eiijoy
1 large Lot and small house,
3 Choice Improved Lots in
Do you know, if you want to go east summer as never before iu your life.
and desire a Pullman tourist sleeper, Just try this for once, and you will
the Railroad addition at a bar­ convenient to center of town,
that you will be detained from twelve to not repent it.
for $250.
gain.
sixteen boars nuless you trke the North
Mining location notices at the T idings
era Pacific? Remember that the North office—quartz
aud placer—at lowest
era Pacific is tbs only line rnnuiDg Pull­ prices. Also water right notices and
520 Acres Fool Hill Land at $4 per acre.
man tourist Sleepers through to the east blanks for bonding miuing claims. We
without delay. Time aud money saved also have a large line of real estate aud
by thia routeu For full information, time other legal blanks including justice court
cards, maps, etc. call on or address Robt. blanks Orders by mail promptly at
A SH LA N D , OREG O N.
Leonard, Ashlaud.
tended to.
R eal E sta te and In su ran ce.
Ashland, Oregon.
Go to J. P. Dodge for refrigerators.
Most Perfect Made.
T id ing s for Job P rin tin g .
He keeps the best to be had.
40 Years the Standard.
Cape Disappointment.
Where is it?
You will probably consult your geography, but that
is unnecessary, for we have it on exhibition
over the center counter.
We had fifty-one Capes, new and latest styles,
and have sold al, but fourteen.
The Disappointment
Fine line of Foster Hook Kid Gloves,
REMOVAL NOTICE!
T. K. Bolton,
Odd Fellow's Block
O. W I N T E R ,
BEST A N D
CHEAPEST.
Lots Of NEW
GOODS
A T T H E F U R N IT U R E S T O R E
N O R R I S & CO.,
L U M B E R ___
PLEASE DO!!!
LEAD.
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