Ashland tidings., July 15, 1895, Image 3

BREVITIES.
Semi-Weekly Tidings
H ERE AND T H ER E.
PERSONAL.
Dr. A. C. Caldwell is up from Grants
Portland has cut down her polioe force,
Fifteen-hundred first-class shakes for
Pass.
in
order
to
reduce
expenses,
and
expects
M onday................................J u ly 15, 1895 sale. Apply at this office.
Mrs. J. H. Martin is home from a Cali­
to so organize the remainder that the effi­
Money to loan on improved real estate ciency will not be crippled.
fornia visit.
The 3d Annual Chautauqua A ssem bly —address P. O. box 166, Ashland, Or.
Mrs. Jack Frixell is visiting the family
The jurors in the trial of Theodore
will be held at Ashland, duly IOth-l9th.
A broken valve on the engine on Fri­ Durrant for the Emmanuel Baptist of her father, Heaton Fox, and other rela­
Dr. Gunsaulus, Jam es Clem ont Am­ day’s south bound train, delayed the
Church murders, have been summoned tives.
brose, T hos. V. Cator, Mrs. N. W. train two hours north of Roseburg.
Hon. A. H. Carson of Grants Pass, the
to appear on July 22d. One hundred
Kinney and other noted p ersons will
well known nurseryman, is in Ashland to­
and
fifty
names
have
been
drawn
to
select
Desirable house on Spring street, near
lecture. S ch ools o f Art, Music, Bible
day.
Normal Work, and W. C. T. 1*1. Meth­ business part of town, for rent. Apply at the jury from.
Mrs. J. B. Russell and children of Yreka
o d s. District and County T eachers' this office.
A cleanup last week at the Pacific arrived
last evening to attend the Assem­
Institute.
S eason
Tickets SI. 5 0 ,
mine,
leased
by
Dr.
Bonger
and
Joe.
The Great Wallace shows exhibit here
bly.
Beautiful cam ping grounds. Address Saturday, August 10th. The Wallace Dame, yielded twenty-five ounces. This
Ralph Mark, son of John Mark, is home
Mrs. C. R. Minkler, S ec.
circus spreads ten acres of canvas, and is a very good* showing at a depth of from Redding, where he has beeu for six
twenty
feet
and
when
bedrock
is
reached
has seating capcity for 20,000 people.
months past.
better results may be expected. [News.
LIST OF LETTERS
The Oregonian subscription agent who
Mrs. J. W. Reynolds, of Fort Jones, is
R em aining uncalled for in the Ashland was here last week reports a big increase
Louis Bmithie, who while in jail at visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Wagner, at
Oregon. P. O., July 15.18U5:
in the Oregonian list here since the re­ Portland on charge of stealing a cow, Soda Springs hotel.
Merrick, Mr. F. C.
Morrison, Joe
duction.
The Oregonian publishers confessed to murder near Sissons, bnt
W. T. York, of the Medford Mail, ac-
Pitman, J. W.
ought to have made the reduction before. whose story cannot be verified by other companies by his family, were Ashlaud
Persons calling for the same w ill please say
evidence, attempted to commit suicide in
F. P. Richey and E. A. Parks, the the Multnomah jail, but was discovered visitors yesterday.
„advertised.’’
W. H. BRUNK, P. M.
J. W. Marksbury, railroad and express
creamery men coming out from Illinois in time. Smithie has been acting strange­
agent and merchant, of Gold Hill, was in
to look the field over here for such an ly and is believed to be insane.
The B ig Show Coming.
Ashland Saturday.
enterprise, are in Albany today, and have
Miss Emma Kinkle a young lady liv
Mr. Geo. H. Robinson, general con­ written that they will reach Ashland
W. J. Bennett, the Medford architect,
ing near Woodville, showed her bravery and his family have joined the campers in
tracting agent of the Great Wallace Wednesday or Thursday of this week.
the other day by killing a bear. Miss Chautauqua grove.
Shows was in the city today arranging
To make your business pay .good health Kinkle has bad considerable practice
for the Big Shows which will exhibit here
T. J. Kenney and wife and Geo. Neuber
Saturday, August 10th. Mr. Robinson, is a prime factor. To secure good health, with a gun and had shot several deer, so and wife, of Jacksonville, were Ashlaud
the
blood
should
be
kept
pure
sud
vigor­
when she discovered a bear on Hie prem­ visitors yesterday.
who is one of the oldest and beet known
agents in the circus business, having been ous by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ises she called the dogs to her aid, drove
Miss Irene Chitwood returned to Med­
identified with the large shows of the When the vital fluid is impure aud slug­ the bear up a tree aud shot it.
ford last evening, alter Chautauquaing
gish,
there
can
be
neither
health,
strength
country for twenty-five years past, in­
Judge Walton, of Eugene, was invited several days at Ashland.
forms the T idings that the expenses of nor ambition.
C. C. Dixon and family, of Grants Pass,
to
orate on the 4th at Hillsboro. It was
the Great Wallace Shows run from $3,-
Don’t fail to stop and examine the new
have been guests of the family ot Jas
200.00 to $4,000.00 per day, the larger goods just received at J. F. Sm iths done by telephone. The Judge thought Chisholm
the past few days.
the invitation came from Independence,
part of which sum is expended in the city Racket Store.
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so
he
went
there;
bnt
some
oqe
was
Justice
A.
8. Jacobs and wife, of Central
where they exhibit.
The circus will be here Thursday. ahead of him. The matter was traced up Poiut, came up yesterday to visit Ashland
People who attend aud pay their admis­ and the right place found, though it was relatives aud attend the Assembly.
Fine Pianos at a Bargain.
sion fee will probably get their money s declared that the Judge hunted around
Frank Anrys, manager for the Wiley B
The Wiley B. Allen Co. have decided to worth but those who go aud try to get among several towns before getting the Allen Co., of Portland, is here during the
offer the two flue pianos now used by the something for nothing from the circus right place.—lAlbany Democrat.
Assembly in the interest of his firm
LAWNS,
Chautauqua Assembly at special intro­ fakir will come to grief as usual. It is
Mrs.
Ada
Culver
and
daughter
returned
Ed.
Browning
and
his
brother
charged
ductory prices this week. These pianos needless to remind the public to beware
CREPONES,
with the killing of Wm. Tracy at the Yel­ home to Oakland yesterday, after several
have been selected from a large stock, as of the circus fakir.
weeks’
visit
with
relatives
in
Ashland.
lowstone mine on Grave creek recently,
SATINES,
samples of the finest instruments ever
Salem Steam Laundry
high grade were bound over after the examination
Engineer D. McCarthy has been taking a
brought to the coast. Each one contains
short
vacation,
and
visited
Portland
last
work.
Simpson
is
agent.
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by Justice Fidler at Grants Pass, to ap­
SATIN SURAHS,
valuable improvements not found in
week, resuming his run again last evening
other pianos, the Bush & Gerte, used iu
G. W. Vaupel has had a four inch Tutt- pear before the grand jury, the former in
ORGANDIES,
Hon. H. B. Miller arrived yesterday and
I he concert room, having the "Transpos­ hill water moter attached to the service bonds of $3000 and the latter $1000,
ing Switch” whereby the pitch of the pipe from the city water works at the which were promptly furnished. It will will lecture this afternoon at the Assembly,
PRINTED DIMITIES,
piano can be changed at once, enabling Gem cigar store to run the milk-shake be remembered the coroner’s jury jus­ his subject being “ Woman’s Relation to
Progress.”
the performer to play the same piece in machine, which shakes ’em up pretty tified the killing.
BLACK LAWNS IN STRIPES,
Geo. M. Willard, a former Ashlaudite,
different keys, without changing the pos­ lively and saves lota of elbow grease
Many residents of Southern Oregou
was
visiting
old
friends
a
few
days
the
ition of the hands on the keyboard. This, while customers wait for a good cool tem­ have beeu benefited by Dr. Bybee’s
W HITE GOODS—Checked and Striped.
and other improvements, must be fully perance drink. It’B worth the price of “sand cure.” It consists of a teaspoon­ past week, while en route trom Seattle
southward.
understood to be appreciated. Mr. Frank the drink to see the machine hum.
ful of common sand taken after meals
Miss Laura Farrow returned to Syskiyou
Anrys, manager of the Wiley B. Allen Co.,
for
stomach
trouble.
Gue
would
think
Hunt’s Dead Iudian butter fresh every
Saturday where she is teaching school,
is now in Ashland, and will remain dur­
that
would
kill
a
person,
but
it
doesn’t.
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25 and 40 cents
ing the Assembly. He can be foiind at Saturday at D. L. Minkler & Sou's.
One patient, well known iu this city, de after attending the institute and Chautau- K a(j j e s Q a u z e Underwear for
office of G. F. Billings, and will gladly
A fire swept the underbrush from Ash­ dared that he had a quart of sand in his qua in Ashland.
give all information. These pianos are land creek to the summit of Roper butte body before he began getting better, but
State Supt. G. M. Irwin returned north­
to be sold this week, at some price, to south of town Thursday night and Fri­ he is well now. He was nearly dead— ward last evening. He was much pleased
with the Southern Oregon Chautauqua and
parties who can appreciate a fine instru­ day, and for a time threatened the home IG. P. Courier.
with Ashland.
ment. and who can be referred to, the of G. Y. Heaton, near G. W. Crowson’s.
18 elegant little pictures of yourself
idea being to use these piaDos as adver­ A crowd of men worked with the fire
C. L. Parrish, of Klamath Falls, rode his
tisements Easy terniB will be given.
Friday afternoon and by backfiring got it only 25c at the Portland Photo Tents, bicycle in fro,a there Saturday, and goes
under control and prevented it from nea’r Oregon Hotel. First class cabinet to Portland tonight to attend the grand
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lodge A. O. U. W.
crossing the road vxd reaching the places photos cheaper than the cheapest.
Southern Oregon Wagon Road.
Railroad Commissioner J. B. Eddy was
of O. H. Blount and others. Little dam­
Mr. Rudolph Spring, of Sweet Home
R. A. Emmitt and J. W. Hamakar age was done.
has given the land office at Oregon City in the citv for a day or two visiting his
haye just returned from a preliminary
brother, A. F„ of the Fair, returning to
J. W. Hamakar arrived from Klamath
When in want of an "easy fitting” shave a case to think over. Five years ago he Portland last evening.
view of the proposed wagon road to Ash­
Falls today en route to Portland on busi­
obtained
a
patent
to
160
acres
under
the
land. They were met at Parker’s by M. or an artistic haircut call on Simpson. *
Little Miss Lillie McCarthy, a niece of ness. Mrs. Hamakar and son Guy, and
homestead law. He now makes applica­
F . Eggleston and Jesse McCall, of Ash­
Townspeople had their slumbers bro­ tion for a cancellation of the patent, and Mrs. H. Judge, who has been spending Miss Clopton, accompanied him. The lat­
land, in company with whom they looked ken at 11:15 Friday night by a fire alarm the privilege of filing over again and go­ several weeks at the latter’s home in Ash­ ter goes to Oregon City and the two former
out a new route south of the present caused by a burning outhouse on one of ing over the process. Mr. Spring has land, returned to San Francisco yesterday remain here for a visit until Mr. Hamakar s
return.
traveled road from Klamath river to the Ganiard places near the Sulphur not resided upon the land before proving
Col. Edw. Hill and wife arrived from
of Dr. Price’s make
Parker’s, and feel sure a new road can be Springs hotel.
Miss May Davis, of Merlin, returned
Cloverdale,
Cal.,
Saturday
evening,
and
Both hose companies up as required by law, and he wanted to
made upon this route, with a better grade made a run for the scene and a long do the matter right flow that he had have taken quarters at Mrs. L. L. Angle’s, home last evening after a visit with Ash­
Orange,
Pineapple,
Lemon,
Vauilla,
and less expeuse than to repair the old string of hose stretched from a hydrant learned our language, and knew what ou north Main street, for an extended stay land triends. An informal reception was
Raspberry,
Strawberry.
Rose,
Banana,
given by Mrs. G. B. Landers at her home
road. It is also their opinion that the on Oak street near the R. R. crossing fur­ was required. This is said to be the first in Ashland.
on Main street Saturday evening, after the
distance will be shortened at least two nished a stream that soon drowned the
Horace Pelton and sister, Lindsay Size­ Chautauqua, in honor of Miss Davis. The
case on record of the kind.
miles by the new route
more and wife. Geo. White and family and guests were arranged in seats upon the
blaze; damage nominal. The place was
We are now selling screen doors as low others from down the valley, were in Ash­ lawn, while a charming musical and liter-
As soon as this report is acted upon vacant and the only explanation of the
t»y the Ashland general committee, the starting of the fire is given in the call of as $1.25 each in order to clear up our land yesterday to attend the funeral of
¡r program was rendered from the ver- To lighten the labor of cake-raising, take baking powder
Oscar Ganiard.
da. The program included vocal solos
committee here will proceed to the work a hobo at the home of Capt. J. L. May, stock. Norris & Co.
Dr. Price’s
by Misses Roper and Silsby, and Mr.
of raising subscriptions in labor and cash, adjoining, a half hour before. Mr. May
Chief
Engineer
Grondahl,
of
the
S.
P.
Little Charley Iunker died Thursday
Cleveland,
Drifted Snow and Sky.
Royal, Pioneer,
and the combined efforts of both coun­ was absent and Mrs. May refused to give
in Oregon, accompanied by his fam­ Albert Barnes, a reproduction ol the Jacobi
night, at ten o’clock, a few houis after lines
operatta
rendered
at
the
recent
rose
carni­
ties will have the road in good, shape the hobo 3 meal at that time of night. having undergone a surgical operation. ily, came out to Ashland for a tew days’
a delightful vocal solo by Miss Grace
within a few weeks. The new route se­ He went away muttering some threat Charley met with an accident ou his bi­ vacation yesterday, and are guests at the val,
Foster, of Medford, a declamation by
lected will materially lesson the grade aud it is more than likely that setting cycle Tuesday evening last, having in Depot Hotel.
Irving Vining and recitations by Miss
Buy these of O. Winter aud you will get them fresh, clean gnd guaranteed.
and the Green Spring mountain grade fire to the neighboring chicken house some way collided with Benny Roop, and
Grant Crary, who has been at San Fran­ Gertie Engle and Miss Bessie Wait, the
will be made regular and so much easier satisfied him.
cisco
for
several
months
receiving
hospital
latter
a
Medford
guest.
Master
Hal
Lan
----- STRICTLY NO. 1 . -------
received internal injuries. He afterward treatment, airived home last evening, and ders rendered a cute character solo
that very heavy loads can be hauled over
fell
from
a
horse
he
was
riding
at
the
his
many
friends
are
pleased
to
find
him
and
a
recitation,
and
the
program
included
Go to Portland Photo tent near Oregon
it.—[Kl. Falls Express.
also a skirt dance by the little Misses
Hotel for the best and cheapest photos of ranch of Mrs. McNulty, north of town, in such improved health.
Verna Force and Blanche Logan. Re­
all styles and sizes. J. J. McEvoy, Pho­ receiving further injuries. The little
County
recorder
Grant
Rawlings
and
Death of Oscar (laniard.
sufferer had all the medical assistance his sister. Miss Ella Rawlings, Deputy freshments were served afterwards as
tographer.
possible, Doctor Collar, Gregory and treasurer L. L. Jacobs and family, Attor­ Iittinä finale to a pleasant evening.
Oscar Ganiard died at his borne iu Ash-
The district teacher’s institute closed Julien having sent for Dr. Nutting, and ney A. N. Soliss, John Devlin and other
laud last Saturday morning, July 13,
1895, after an illness extending over sev­ its annual session Thursday afternoon as the surgeons after a consultation, decided Jacksonville people, have been Chautau-
Catarrh
-Eetablished 1884-
-Established 1884-
eral months, of complications arising the T idings went to press. The only that his only chance for life was in per­ quaing in Ashland the past few days.
The
ablest
physicans
of
the
present
age
proceedings
transpiring
after
our
report
forming an operation, as one of the small
from an affection of the liver. The fun­
Jesse B.Williams returned from Portland recognize catarrh as a blood disease which
eral took place yesterday afternoon and a closed were the addresses to the teachers intestines, either by a jar or by the handle Saturday, to resume his vacation at Wag­ aggravates the mucous surfaces. Moore’s
large concourse of friends and relatives bv Pres. J. M. Bloss and Prof. J. B. Hor­ bar, had become imbedded iu a larger ner’s Soda Springs hotel. He was accom­ Revealed Remedy purifies the blood, re­
panied by E. D. Barlow, a young attorney stores health to the affected membranes,
from all parts of the county attended to ner of the state Agricultural college who one.—[Siskiyou News.
of Portland and together they expect to stops offensive discharges and corrects the
pay their last respects. The funeral ser- had not arrived in time to take their as­
If
you
would
be
successful
go
to
have a pleasant vacation.
breath. For sale by all druggists.
tuou was preached by Rev. G. W. Black, signed places upon the program. The Eggers & Storey for a comfortable shave.
Hon. W. I. Vawter and wife, of Medford
of the Baptist church, whose text was addresses were listened to with marked
See the beautiful glassware we are giv­
The following from the Salem Post have been visitors at the Chautauqua
from Hebrews 12:2. Rev. E. P. Childs, interest After a few short closing re­
times lately. Mrs. Vawter is
ing away with prize baking powder. D. L.
of the Congregational church, assist­ marks by several of the instructors the shows up a fraud that is undoubtedly several
The following frequently perpetrated at Oregou’s ex­ charming vocalist and rendered a sweet Minkler & Son.
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ed iu the services. Interment at Ash­ institute adjourned.
teachers registered after our report closed pense: Manager Wallace, of the Salem solo at the Assembly Thursday evening,
land cemetery.
which
received
a
hearty
encore
from
the
A good appetite and refreshing sleep at
T. K. Bolton,
Odd Fellow's Block
Oscar Gadiard was born iu Jonesville, Thursday, making the total number reg­ cannery, has received an order from a large audience.
this season indicate a condition of bodily
istering
considerably
over
one
hundred:
California
fruit
packing
house
for
500
Michigan, and at the time of big death
Miss Caroline Herrin, daughter of Hon. health. These are given by Hood’s Sar­
was aged 63 years, 5 months and 15 days. Prof. L. L. Freeman, Prin. Central Point cases Royal Anu cherries to be shipped J. S. Herrin, returned last week from San saparilla. It makes pure blood and good Drugs, Medicines and Proprietary Goods, Watches, Clocks,
schools,
Miss
Hattie
Newbury,
Portland
without labels. It is easy to understand Francisco, where she has been living at the health follows.
He first crossed the plains to Oregon iu
Jewelry and Silverware.
Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, harm­
1852 and eugaged in mining iu the south­ schools, Mrs. Mary Peters, Jacksonville, why the goods are ordered thus. Cal­ home of her brother, W. F. Herrin, the 8,
A.
T.
H
o
lt
Talent,
Pres.
J.
M.
Bloss
and
less,
effective,
do
not
pain
or
p
rip
e.
ifornians have shipped Oregon fruits to P. oounselor, and attending school, being
ern part of the state. He returned to
DRUGGIST TO S. P. CO.
WATCH INSPECTOR, S. P. CO.
Michigan aud in (1858 was married to Prof. J. B. Horner, State Agricultural the eastern markets lo, these many years, one of the recent graduates from the Girl’s
M A R R IE D .
and claimed and received credit for them High School.
Miss Luciuda Gakiard. They returned college.
to Southern Oregou aud for many years
Whatever may be the cause of blanch­ for California. I t is the intention of
Lieut. H. H. Sargent, of 2d Cavalry, U. SMITH—WALKER—At the court house
eugaged iu farming in the northern end ing, the hair may be restored to its origi­ this California firm to take these Oregon S^A., recently stationed at Fort Logan,
in Klamath Falls, July 4th, 1895, by Rev.
cherries,
label
them
iu
California
and
Colorado, has been promoted to be regi­
of the county, accumulating considerable nal color bv the use of that potent reme­
Connell Cox, Miss Minnie Walker and
by careful industry. Disposing of their dy Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- ship them east as California fruit, thus mental quartermaster and transferred to
William W. Smith, both of Bly.
Fort
Wingate,
New
Mexico.
Mrs.
Sargent,
robbing
our
state
of
the
credit
justly
her
farming interests Mr. Ganianl aud his uewer.
The former of the two is well known and
formerly
Miss
Alice
Applegate
and
a
mem
due. Mr. Wallace says he will not fill
highly esteemed in Ashland, her native
wife selected Ashland as their home iu
ber of the pioneer Applegate family, is now home. The groom is the son of ex-county
Don’t fail to get 18 of those elegant the order under these conditions.
1887 aud have lived here ever since. Mr.
visiting
relatives
in
the
valley.
T 1 IE F U R N IT U R E S T O R E
judge, G. W. Smith of Klamath county A T
Ganiard invested a good sized fortune iu pictures of yourself. Finished in 10 min­
Cheapest and beet—Portland Steam
Mrs. C. F. Gegax and Mrs. F. T: Greene Their home will be at Bly.
permanent improvements in Ashland anil utes after sitting at the Tent east of Hotel Laundry. Eggers & Storey/ agents. *
returned to their respective homes at Ash­
at the lime of his death was one of the Oregon. Call and examine samples. J.
E C U L I A R in com bination, p r o ­
*
If you would have an abundance of land aud Dunsmuir Wednesday, after a
most exteusive property owners of the J. McEvoy, Photo Artist.
pleasant visit with relatives and friends.
portion and preparation o f iugi eth-
dark, glossy hair, if you would have a Miss Maude Hackler accompanied Mrs
city, owning among other property the
New Parlor Suites, Side Boards, Hall
The “Lost Cabin” mine bubble has
big opera house block. Mr. Ganiard has bu rated, and the Redding Free Press clean scalp, free from dandruff and irri Gegax to Ashland and will enjoy a visit
ents,H ood's Sarsaparilla possesses great
’
Racks, Baby Carriages, Grand Rapids
_______
_
is
faded
been a valuable man for the material in­ says that its advice not to get unduly ex­ taring humors, or if your hair
with friends at that place.—Riddle Enter curative value. Y'ou should T R Y I T .
terests o f Ashland aud he will be greatly cited over them was well-timed and no and gray, and you would have its natural I p*j"e ‘
Carpet Sweepers, China Closets, House­
missed. That his death should occur at doubt saved many prospectors a long and color restored, use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It j —
hold Treasure Tables, Cupboards, Ham-
this time when he was able to enjoy the tiresome tramp. Fred A. Taylor and a is unquestionably the beet dressing.
liensfits of the accumulations of the hard prospecting party have made a thorough
Those beautiful gold bridges and seam
1 nocks, Caamping Goods, Tents, Ktc.
work of a lifetime seems particularly un investigation, and returned to Redding less gold crowns by the Davis & Force
AU these goods were bought direct fp m the manufacturer,
fortuuate.
and will be sold at the very lowest prices
Thursday. If there is gold in the rock it Dental Co. are the beet made
Mr Ganiard leaves behiud a wire who is only iu very limited quantities.
pas ever been a helpful companion
J. P. DODGE, Opera House Block.
A Great Circus.
through a long series of years, aud one
From deputy county assessor Walla
The Spokane Daily Tribune praises the
tiautf titer. lire. J. |5. Poitou, of Ashlaud. Beeson who was in Ashland yesterday it is
Two other children born h> Mr. aud Mrs. learned that the assessment work for 1895 Great Syndicate Shows which exhibit in
Ganiard have beeu dead for Borne years. is nearly completed along with the census Ashland Thursday Julv 18, most highly.
The sympathn« of a large circle of pio­ work provided for. No totals have yet The following is an extract from that pa­
neer friends aud acquaintances over the been made but he estimates that the cen­ per:
“ The mammoth tent of the new great
valley are extended to the bereaved sus will show th e total population of syndicate circus aud Paris Hippodrome
At yard north of railroad track, have on hand a large stock of
Jackson county to be something like 13,- was crowded this afternoon. The sun
family.
000. The total assessed valuation will beat down remorselessly upon acres of
canvas, but it was cool inside, and
Meu's Bumble Bee calf shoes for $2.00 fall off from last year, he says, the prin­ heavy
the grown-up people good naturedly
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cipal
falling
off
being
in
personal
proper­
at The Fair.
peanuts. The small boy was 111
And can furnish Sash, Doors, Shingles, Lath, Mouldings and
ty. The recent patenting of some 85,000 munched
his element, irrepressible and omnipresent.
all kiuds of building materials. Woven wire fencing made to
acres
of
selected
lands
to
the
railroad
Gallons upon gallons of circus lemonade
M'e trill furnish the Semi-Weekly Tid­
order
Given an equal chance we will positively not be undersold
ing* anti the Weekly New York Tribune company which are assessable this year were consumed aud the monkev-cage was
ought
to
have
a
tendency
to
increase
the
showered
with
peanuts
and
candy.
one year fo r $i.00 to subaeribera who
It is a great circus, everybody enjoyed
pay one year in advance, Now is the the real property valuations in the county. it, and not a single person regretted being
time to eubitcribe.
The sale of the Ashland mine under crushed, jammed and amused for three
the judgments of A. E. Kinney st al, ag­ hours. Everybody was there, and every­
gregating $21,528.43, was consummated body will be there agaiu this evening.
at the court bouse door at Jacksonville
And everybody else cordially invited to call and inspect our
Awarded
Real Estate Transactions.
last Saturday, as per adjournment from
(U n le s s you are th e b e ll o n e )
H igh est Honors—W orld’s Fair. the Saturday before. The creditors, rep­
B F Carter to G W Wilcox; land in tp 36 latest lines in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Boots and
resented by A. E. Kinney of the firm of s, r 4 w, f 105.
Which means
_
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
B F Carter and son to G W XV llcox and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, etc. We carry a stock of goods “up
Kinney A Provost of this place, made the
and not FOLLOW ,
purchase.
It is understood that work A E Wilcox; land in sec-15, tp 36 s, r 4 w,
$25.
would make money, BUY when other people are S E L L IN G -B E L L
will be resumed ou the mine, and judging
Gin Linn, Chinaman, to Wong Foo, Chi­ to date” and unsurpassed in Southern Oregon.
you
from the last judicious work, there is no naman; It 2, blk 26, Jacksonville, $500.
when
other people are BUYING.
doubt that it will be made to ^ay.
E. F. Driggs of Oregon City, in the in­
Probate Court.
terest of H. T. Coffin, late manager of the
In matter of estate of C L Thurman.
mine, attempted to prevent the sale by
injunction. Judge Hanna, to whom the Mrs Helen Thurman, adm, submits final
application was made, denied the motion report aud Tuesday, Sept 3d, set for final
„,
and the sale was made.
It was under settlement.
In estate of Thos E Cailey. Files inven
the management of H. T. Coffin that the torv and appraisement showing property
mine became involved, and through At­ valued at $1860. C E Wilcox, M S Wake­
torney Driggs, at the April term, an effort man and D L Wilson, appraisers.
' 520 Acres Foot Hill Land at $4 per acre
In matter of guardianship of Clara M
was mads to sst aside the proceedings
which had been made for legal adjust­ Earhart and five other children. Order
confirming sale of real property.
ment of the embarrassment
Summer is Going and the Remainder
of Our
S u m m e r G oods...
Must Go with it.
We Offer You
All Mets, aii
D. R. & E. V. MlhhS.
To Extract
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O p e r a H o u s e C x ro cery
REMOVAL NOTICE!
NEW GOODS
Lots of
P
CHAUTAUQUA
VISITORS
Just in
N O R R I S & CO.,
L U M B E R ___
DON’T
BE A SHEEP!
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3 Choice Improved Lots in i large Lot and small house,
the Railroad addition at a bar­ convenient to center of town,
for $250.
gain.
> CREAM
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BAKING
POMDtR
Most Pertect Made.
40 Years Ibe Standard.
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Vaupel, Norris & Drake,
If
, low prices and fair dealings
re with you, you will pur-
cut auy
efiaae your building ma'.eriale of all kinds
from Norris t Co.
•
1 lb. can good baking powder with one
cup and saucer, one plate, one sin ce dish
and one butter dish, only 49c at O. Win­
ter’s.
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G. F BILLINGS,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
B e a l E sta te and In su ran ce,
Ashland, Oregon.
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