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VALLEY RECORD Me Alli* er liupl - air- hi* Mali -r. IKDF3RI» ITEMS Cranci! !*;■<><• "-«iitijr*-. BREVITY BASKET. Trice’s Plantation Minstri lsat Gran The Grand Juy «’••un i an in»lM-t- CuHncil met M< mlay, J D Fountain ite Hall M' n<lay and Tucstlay next. ! Ii . ;-<- ii - ii.is c ome aud go ’ ll'. Logan is turning off some fine cabi ini-nl ch .rgmg lniirdtr in the first de Mayor ¡.ro tern, presiding. nets. Agents arc getting thicker and Sixti-e’i new hou-i-s ar<-in c •u.'s.-of A shland , O k Tai k » d * v , Scrr. «lo» gr> e against J McAllister, tlu- I m . v uh«, Th« following bills were «4ilervd thicker. Tlie end of a «livision i» the •I ki C»lid killed hi* fatter, Richard H. i-ri i-iion at this time. 4'anqiaigii hats are liecoining nu- paid : place where they “dr« p • ff.” McAiliater, while lie wa» asleep in his menais. The weather lias misk-rate-I coutid- D. li. Hankiii-. night < 4Si I*l-.ltM>NAL A\l> MMJIAI cabin near Wmwlvill»-, this county. <«n Miss K . P. Calvin will give an iuf"t- *> 27. cr.ibly. living mon: pleasant. II:ck- Bro-. dravage KutUm & Miller have received a fine tte- night of July 2«1 last. mal recital Wednesday evening, Kepi. Win. Patterson street line of crockery ware. 0»k M. Volk-.tnd wife were in town Fri Young McAllister i» only sixteen Th«- foundation for Adkins <fc Webb's 12tli, at tin- Stale Normi! Scliisd priitii» Porter, limiter S7 KX day and Kat unlay. years of age, ami »liiiriiiutiv«- in size. n. w brick i» alm.-st compleu-d. The weather lias iiirneil quite cool. building All are cordially invit «1. Continúes to keep un Itami .« larg< .-ml will .-»■!. • ••! »t« « k of A. I ’ . Hammoml. city recorder. ... . 14 7.x No extra charge for this information. Mrs. Mary Kisetimrc is upfrmu Kain’s He ni«u!<- a voluntary eoiib'»»ion to iClara lb all lias gone to Black Eugene U'alnul, > ity marshal. <A a A. J. Wilcox will commenct* the District Attorney i'olvig, a few even valley visiting friends. station. Cal., on a visit with her aunt. J. K Lete, night police A band of sheep ln-longing to Mrs. erection of a cottage for John Pelton ing- since, in the pri-M-nce of witnesses, S 00. Ish were driven in from Klamath coun in the railroad addition this week. M. L. WliitsHt ha* g« ia- to Lakevi« w in will -ii lie acknowledged having cuin- \\ C. L« e-<-r. of Central Point, is 8. F. Morine, blacksmithing. I. When completed it will cost ateut with a large load of fruit. mitted tte murder, and say» that his n |M-rud to lie very ill with neuralgia . Petition of J. M. McCall and others ty Monday. $860. to extend water main down oak street, Several cattle are re|mrte«l <l»:a<l in W. H. Kmitli and wife, uf Heuky, mother, who resides in Linn county, of the heart. referred to water committee. instruct«*! him tu kill his father and Charley Lamtert, the popular Gold the Hiatt prairie vicinity from eating visile I Ashland last week. Henry R. Brown, of Brownsboruugh, ar.-, T« teeco, etc., eie., i le., etc. Petition of W. H. Atkinson and Hill butcher, who was kicked in the then return home. wild ]>arsni]> rout. laiarded the jiassengcr M 'mlay night I’ruf. Htr.iub, of the State University He also said tluit bis mutter tried to for a trip east. others to extend water main down head while handling a mare aud colt, Young Bob Wilcox was acquitted of is just able to te about being weak yet 1 kill ter husband by ¡sjisoning him on MIUUIIVKHY at Eugene, is in town to-day. Helman street, referred to water com I the charge of assault and battery in from its effect». The scarlet fever has made its ap- mittee. different occasions, and that he thought J. W. Arnold, of Trice'» Plantation Justice Berry’s court Saturday. he should obey her, although lie is now |*-araiice, but every precaution is beiug Petition of citizens to restrain stock Minstrels, was in town Unlay. Tuc North Pacific Industrial asso Today is the Hebrew New Year, ciation of Portland wants the display aor;y for it. He does not seem to rec used to prevent its spreading. from running at large, referred to san Deputy Sheriff Deniff was up Mon ognize the enormity of his crime. He an«I all the business houses of “ the M rs. Mundy, of East Portlaud, is itary committee. of fruit that will l>e exlribite»! at Heber day with a number of circuit court convenes freely with ail, and is in quite faithful” will be closed until 6 p. m . visiting her parents, Mr. and Mn». Petitions of M. N. Long and H. S. Grove this month by the 8. O. F. G. sul>[ajenas. good spirits. Some seem to think his Clark Taylor, of Eden precinct. Evans to t.-qi the water main, were Jas. W. Coakley is now sole propri association sent to their fall exjiosition Miss Sophia Wil.son teacher of the actions denote unsoundness of mind. etor of the liay baler, having bought in Oct. and Nov. MV. ami Mrs. R. V. Beall and their granted. This fellow has told so many differ Hock Point sc I uki I was visiting in Ash out Iris partners’ interests. Hand in , Brooklin Shipley is still missing and Street commissioner reported 354 son Vintie started Monday night on ent stories alxH'l tte- murder, hence it land last week. your orders early. days work for month of August. the exclusion train for their trip tu the no clue of his whereabouts has yet been is doubtful whether it is true or not. Miss Bertha t'oiUin commenced One thing is certain, that lie murdered eaatern states. Marshal reported having collected file vote in Redding on 28th ult., to discovered. The country has been teaching in tlie district school at Cen his father in cold blood and if he lias Wallace Minnick the youngster that on business licenses for August $340.50 issue city bonds for $30,000 to build thoroughly searche»! and his discrip- tral Point Monday. sewers and grade streets, resulted in tion well advertised. Iris neck stretched, which be richly de- run away a few weeks ago and went and on water licenses $35. J. W. Hays, the livery man of Cen serves.it will act as a wholesome pre back to Iowa came home on the train Resolved, That an order I k - drawn 232 for and 17 against. “Uncle Jack” Hockersmitli show« d a • tral Point, was up Saturday and had as ventive for further “unsoundness of Monday morning. for expenses of bringing the jury from The S. 1’. Co. put on some more up in the R ecord shop with a fine lot a a inueh to say as usual. mind” on the part of otters, which Jacksonville to Ashland for the pur- Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Miller left Mon pose of examining premises of E. E. freight trains lietween Portland and of potatoes yesterday. They are known seems to te getting loo frequent these M iss Hattie Coleman will teach iu days. day night for an extended visit to the Miner sought to be appropriated for Ashland Monday, which makes a daily as Hansen’s Early ami from one jiouud BE EE7YID JLT freight from Ashland on both sides. of seed he raised 104 pounds of “spud.” the Grant’s Pass public school during eastern states. They expect to be gone street purposes. the ensuing school year. Th«- County Poor. about two months. K The railroad buildings are living R. N. Anderson,the mercluiut tailor, Adjourned to Monday next. pushed rapidly to completion. Eight lias moved his main store into the Mrs. E. K. Brightman of the Central r J. M. Loffland, the present keeper Wm. Johns supplied the trade with Jacksonville Items. more masons came up from Redding room on the corner of Main and House, was quite ill the first of the of the county ]xx>r, has l>een a warded lunches etc., near the tent on circus FiaisGed in Style Equal to yesterilay to work on tlie rouud house. Church streets, his large stock of new the contract for keeping the county day, thus helping to keep that many week but is now improving. Henry Pape Jr. is in Portland. patterns compelling him to have more charges for the nex* year at $1 00 ]>er shekels from leaving the country. JOUSTS iixr tpke state The county jail has four occupants. A. F. Shultz bus moved into A. week. Chitwood Bros, arc having the inte room. Bish'« house on Granite street,recently rior of their new building ¡Minted and W. F. Williamson, formerly of this Judge DePeatt is in town this week A terrific wind storm prevailed on occupied by Geo. M. Willard. as soon as it is dry Burkhalter & Hasty Grand Juioi-M. place is here on a visit. He says the attending court. the south side of the Siskiyou moun will move their news-stand into their Andrew Morris was in town Satur The following is a list of the grand town has improved very much since tain Tuesday, which blew a large tree Miss Ella Young is clerking ior J. section. day on his return to Eastern Oregon jurors drawn to serve for the Septem- he left in the way of improvement«. over on both of the telegraph compa W. Merritt’s store. from a visit to his old home on Foots ber term of the circuit court: B. F. The Millard musical company closed nies’ wires. 8. B. Whittle and Chas. Considerable wheat is being hauled Commissioners Taylor and Ray are their convention here by a concert y< s- Judge went up to repair them. creek. Adkins, foreman, Frank Simpson, O. into town ami sold at goO«l figures. here this week holding court. terday evening and after giving a E<l. Thornton left Monday for Linn E. Rose, T. J. Kenney, J. D. Pankey, This is a good year for the farmers and Work is to be commence«! this week Are now selling at bottom prices everything in the line o Dennis Dugan, J. N. Thomas. they are correspondingly happy. Circuit court convened Monday praise service at Medford Sunday, will on a cottage in railroad addition for E. county to work fur the O. P. R. R. with / go to Portland. John Maher who went there some Track Walker Killed. School commences next Monday, Judge L. R. Webster presiding. L. Farm, of Willow Springs. It is 16 time ago. A writer, describing a ride over the x24 front, two stories, and is being B. Denison as The Misses Cora ami Maggie Linn A track walker on tte I). A C. rail Sept. 10th, with Prof. Siskiyou», says “the O. «fc <!. is the built by Mr. Tabor, of Evans creek. principal, and Misses Mary Coleman, have returned from San Francisco. .Miss Sadie Kist returned to her road was killed last Saturday between bridal trip road if there ever was one. Mr. Farra will probably move into it hunte at Etna, Siskiyou county, yes Gravel pit and Tunnel 9. He was on Helen Strang and Mattie Creed as H. A. Traylor and family have re Think of the opportunities of four long in the spring. terday after a visit of some months in a railroad velocipede with another assistants. turned from a tri]> to Crater lake. tunnels within ten miles!” Ashland. mun and for some reason the machine The last issue of the Medford -ldcer- The mania for fighting broke out J. C. McCully is bailiff of the petit Sixteen ear loads of G. A. R. excur upset landing them on the ground I m - titer conlained six columns of matter very abruptly at Mwlfonl Friday after J. J. Strait returned from Roseburg jury ami Chas. Schultz of the grand sionists from California passed through noon, the number of reported combat» Àliti vaihHib builders’ riul. where he has been tu see bis rick. •>«•>)• low. The trestle that lin y fell from descriptive of the business houses of jury. -------- ---- --- ;o: ------------- — - Monday evening to attend the national was one of the lowest on the division — town. H. C.Tuy lor, a loquacious mem rea« liing as high as 29 when they gut who is now recovering again. Mrs. 8. meeting in Ohio. It took four engine» ateut ten feet high. He was conscious ber of the newspaper fraternity from as far as Ashland. However, several Our district School will re-open Mon is still the«c. Warehouse at R. R. track, foot Stud or call for prices, before death and thought he would re California got it up. people di«l receive damages to tlieir day, Sept. 17th, with Prof. Watts as to haul them over the Siskiyous. W. B. A. Tempto, the Central Point cover. He was a new hand at the frontispieces and painful bodies were principal. There are several cases of scarlet of Helman street. M rs. C. W. V rootnan and daughter, carjieuter, came up Wednedav morn business, having been to work ateut a numerous. Miss Jennie Jackson has charge of fever in the near vicinity of town. • • ing to work on one of O. Gurnard's week. He was buried at Grant’s Pass Miss Helen Strang, of Medford, have The card of James Norris, architect returned from their tri]) to the Hot the Westen»' Union telegraph office Every care should be taken to prevent new buiklings. • « Wednesday morning. the spread of this disease, especially at and builder, appears in another col Springs. They speak very highly of at this place. umn of the R kcord . Col. Norris has C. J. Howard who has charge of a this time of year. — [Medfonl Adver Public School Opening. the medicinal properties of the water G. G. Newbury who is teaching up tiser. had a large experience in the erection party of surveyor« that are sun eying and baths of that favorite resort. School Clerk John May requests us on Butte Creek spent Saturday and of numerous public and private build an«l classifying railroad lands were to state that the Ashland public Some villian stole about $10 worth ings throughout the east. It is need J. It. W1UTHMAX, ee-Presitle The people here were very much Sunday in town. in town yesterday. schools will open one week from Mon disappointed in that the G. A. II. ex of violin strings from E. B. Hun- less to remark that anything placed in J. J. K. EbDEllKIN, twe’y, mid M Jugde E. B.Watson ami family have sakers’s music store one day this week. 1). Moore, of the signa' service office, day, August 17th. cursion did not arrive on time Monday his hands will be successfully done. who has lieeu at San Francisco for night. V fine display of fruits,melons, returned to Portland after a stay of Mr. II. has a very ]>oor opinion «.if a Certificates tiranted. Eddings <fc Mor»«1 received some uew some months having his eyes treated, fellow who will get so low down as to etc., had been tastily arranged on the several week- here. signs this week that are novelties. One returned yesterday, Tte following named jiersons re depot platform but owing to the late Geo. Bloomer and S. P. DeRoteam steal cai-gut. i is a 6x8 wire with the w«inls“Eddings Mrs. Geo, M. Willard 'eaves tu-mur- ceived ccrtifiates at the last teachers’ ness of the hour and the excursionists have returned from Cole’s sodas] rings Geo. H. Tyler wa» «¡own from his A Morse, stoves, rinware ami fanning' CAPITAL STOCK, $500.000. row to join her husband who holds a examination held by Sujierintendent lieing asleep the program was not car much improped in health. pla< ;■ of business Satunlay,and informs implements.” Th«' large l«la--k hq.lers Mitchell on the lust Wednesday in ______ __ __ ____ __ ____ ried out as intended. However, some res|M>iisible position with Staver & M iss Martha Cardwell, of Sam’s val j us that the Railroad company are le- are tacked on tin- wire screen. Anoth August: First grade»—A. B. l enison, of the wide-awake fellows rushed out Walker, al Seattle, W. T. ley, who has been visiting friends in ducing their forces on the mountain, er «me io a galvanized hot water tank Fitzgerald, of Gold ’ of tlieir sleepers «lishabiR^ and carried Ed Herrin, formerly of Ashland, is Hill; J. J. Stanley and Ira Raymond, off fruit and jyatetlTmuch to the de town the past week has returned home. having discharged several men and for bath tubs with the. firm’s name ou. ■ one gang of Chinamen alreay. now fireman on a train at Sacramento, of Central Point; Miss Anna Fischi.r,of light of those present. John Watson arid wife, Mrs. Turner Max Pnu-.ht nqiorts the sale of lots Cal. Ed. will get to the bight _ of his Jacksonville; Miss Nrllie Ewan, ut We have receive»! a comjilimentary 1, 2, 7 and 8, in block 1, in Iris Alaska and daughter Mies Susie,have returned ambition yet—an engineer. Ashland. Second—Miss Ida Wade, of Soul hern Oregon Ploneei-s' licunion. from their pleasure trip to Klamath ticket to attend the ninth annual fair addition tu Ashland, to Mrs. S. A. of the Mount. Shasta agricultural asso K.a.xinan, of Wcstmorelaii<l «•otiniy, The 12th annual reunion of the county. Granville Naylor was up Monday Grant’s Pass; Miss Martha Cardwell, of ciation t»i be h»'l«l at Yreka, Cal., rom A. V. KVLE. L n d fruiu Jacksonville precinct with his Sam’s Valley. Third—Miss Mattie Southern Oregon Pioneer Society will Kaapar Kubli Jr. ami Geo. Linn, mencing Wetlnesday, Oct. 3d, and l’eiin.; consideratii.n, $550. Mrs. Cretti, of Medford. l>e held at Jacksonville, on Thursday, two of our ambitious young men, will Saxman is expected to arrive in Ash daughter Miss Ida, who has resumed land «luring the early part of October, Septemter 13th, 1888. Everylxxly is attyjdjichoo! the coming year at Eu continuing four «lays. her stttdicM at the Slate Normal. Pcraonul. ’■Invited to attend. • c. w. :, Ayeres is rcceiviiig a large to j«,in Mrs. Max 1‘racht on a contem gene City. Time. Wriglit atul wife were up from Frank Langcll.of the Klamath Star, hfinilKT of buggies, _ , carriages, farm plated excursion to Alaska, and u ] h >; i GIVEN AWAY! GIVEN AWAY “His Natural Lite.'' The Jacksonville silver coronet band wagons, mill wagons, dog wagons or her return intends to build on her lots. (HiMed through town Monday on his Willow Springs on a visit Monday. will furnish music for the Pioneer Re way home front Jacksonville where he Chas. C. Maubury aud Nellie Boyd Lindsay Sisemore leaves again to any kind of wagon or buggy that your Lots. Lote, Lotf-!. T. E. Habersham and young Barn lma been on a visit tu his parents. attend the Monmouth college next will te nt Granite Hull, Ashland, Oct. union which will be held in Jackson j heart has a fancy Tor. They arc solid, hart, son of the swampy angel Major FOR SALE 1 ami 2, with their comj>any. The ■ ville Thursday, Sept. 13th, 1888. first-class and cheap. Call and see Bill Ba’-iihart, are now at Re<l«ling, Walter Farnham left Momluv for week. In onier to settle rapi«il> ami with nice iibive entitled jiiece will prolmbly te them. Thus. T. Turner left Sunday for McM inville. Messrs. Russ, Wiley and C. W. Ayers returned from his tri]) Cal., ami will go t«> Coitonwood next In Miner's Addition to Ashland home- tin- choice tract just laid out by I'., presented the first night. G. M.Welty ll. linu-ai . «■ idjoinin «. Pi;wnr's YimirioN, Portland wln-re he goes to take a ]H>si- Williams, young men of Medford, also to Portlaml this week'und is as busy Geo. Barroll lost two valuable short and after a stay <4 a few weeks will the •«« ner will give a few of liic-choii-e ¡ot is the manager of the company and' tiou in a telegraph oilice there. His went the same cvcuing tu attend as ever. These lots are .ìUxl'lt, ami arc move to Feather river, also in Califor horn heifers recenllyjin the Hiatt j>r«»i to ]iarties who will erect nice house- on the W. H. Hollowell Uie advance manager. scimol. suin', nml the balance ol the lols will lie Mrs. Stewart ami lier daughter re They are coming from San Francisco. many friends here wish him success rie section, by falling into ponds, that nia. They have been in Klamath The ( ’ hoicext AVs/druce I^ i I k in in his uew home. L. -old nt rea-oimlile |>rice< nml ea-y terms. are covered with a growth of most or and Lake counties, Oregon, and went Frank Guthrie conducted llic circus turned to Walla Walla during the AehfttMtl. This i- fn-t Is-coming the mi -t nttrnctive through Modoc county, Cal., to tlnir scum. Cattle just driven from the val- past week. Fruit Growers’ Meeting. train tu the Ashland division of the 8. Ashland Grocery Heniovml. part, of the city being well .'levatisl ami I ley and liot accustomed to these ponds ¡present plucc. From the territory Will te sold fur $300—vn easy payments. commamling the liest and most extensive P. line. Frank is now conductor on J. Scott returned to Sisson Monday A meeting of the Southern Oregon ■ are lost in this way every year. The Ashland grocery store of Sutton traversed it would seem as though they - Look at these lots liefore purchasing else view of the valley and surrounding country. the local train between Portland aud to l>e on hand at O. H. Blount’s branch A Miller will be removed next week to Fruit-Grower’s Association, will be A coininodiou« sidewalk will -<sm < xlcml and renieinlwr lhev are situated on were going over the route <>f tlie pro- where, Fngene. store there. John Haynes who was held on a l>osed railroad in eastern Oregon, but Main street, ami within .‘«00 vani- of the from Main street thn’Ugh l’riH-ht'- u«l<ii- th-; new brick block of Mrs J. D. held at Heber Grove near Medford, on tion ami the c-tire length of alxivc true«, charge of larceny is now on the streets the jiresence of young Barnhart indi N'ew !)e|iot lintel now being built. John R. Norris is at Colestein this Crocker. This is an excellent building Saturday, September 29th, 1888. A. 8. Jacolis and wife were up from being within live minute-« wait. <«f I he hu i- Emiuire of The audience will be entertained again, the grand jury failing to find a cates that, it b swamp 1 u-.«l business uess part town. ¡«1 ■<> of ttedeput. iimkcf their faria Saturday on a "¡sit. Mrs. week recu]K*niting, having l>een quite and the firm will till it with the choic true bill. His father who is a well-to- tin y are on. • he hh-atio«« ■ ¡«••‘ir.-'li’«' lor all «-lasses. est goods in their line in this part of with music, sjieaking, etc. J. will start in a few days for her old unwell of late. I'- t pai lii-n .-r. call <>n «.»viler or the r< lui A basket dinner will be served on do citizen of Haynes, Ohio, sent the home in New York for n stay of a few A. J. Fredenbtirg was here this week the state. bn- li:i««» oi Luckey A Co. or«-. Hilling'. “Circuses arc circuses” and tlie Martin A Andrews will move their the grounds, and an exhibition of money out to pay the young man’s weeks there with relatives. after a load of stone coal for the Med that exhibited at M< <lfor«l Frida»' bills, and the complainants didn't Fruit will con ii ” t'; ‘ a very interest sewing machine business and agency Messrs. Breeze and Dean with their ford blacksmith, M. Purdin. as tame as any lh.it Inis visile«! apjiear against him. for the Vancouver nurseries into the ing feature of the meeting. families returned Sunday from a Rev John Rice left Monday morn building just vacated. section. The show semis lo te Evcryqotly, whether producers or The card of Miss Kate P. Calvin, mon'h’s trip in the mountains and ing for California on business but will consumers, are invited to attend, if in teacher of organ piano theory and esjiecially for the revenue from the Crater lake. They had a milch cow return again in a few weeks. Minstrel Show. of poor lemonade, pictures, concert terested in the cause. harmony, apjiears in this issue of the tickets, seats, fans, making a constant * and n brass band with them. By onier of the President: G. W. Kimball, of Roseburg, was in Trice’s Plantation Company adver R ecord . Miss Calvin comes well rcc- ASHLAND, OREGON. < B. Mn.i.Eit, Sec. , ommended as an accomplished teacher, annoyance to everybody, even while Rev. lrad Richardson is now work towu several days the joist week and I tise in this issue to appear in Granite the |>erforniance lasts. With n few ex ----- AND----- ing in the coni|>osing room of the willla? here again in a few weeks. Hall, Monday and Tuesday evenings, A lull line of foreign ami domestic gooils, and any one wishing a high-grade in Gently Squeexetl. ceptions the show was considerable of esssimcret Portland Evening Tflerimm. Robt. G. nml fancy -tilting» of the latest Sept. 10th and lltli. This company struction in this art should not fail to a chestnut. On “the <mtsi«le’’ fIn ’Squire Baikilull, of Medford, was ' Contrnelor McBean, of the Aque take a course. .-tvles, always oil hand. Scruggs also a former printer cf this here this week. He says that ]>lace is from all newspajier re]>orts, richly de 1 usual ten acre lol of “suckers” were ' Store in Mrs. Gillette's btiihling. «-onier duct plunderers,was gently squeezed by section is “subbing” on the Oregonian. gaining steadily in jmjniLitiou and serve a liberal patronage. The per ‘ John A. Grieve died at Jiis home on ro]K*d in and skinned on those same of Main ami Church streets. formance is said to l>e first-class in the Fassett inquisitors yesterday. He Joe. Crain, one of our most promi wealth. seems to I m ; a rich subject. He should Jenny creek last Friday from neural- old swindling games that are as aged < every respect, and there is no doubt of G ood F its G caiianìeeo . nent farmers and stock raisers, was be encouraged to tell all he knows.— • gia of the heart. Mr. Grieve was a as Methuseieh, and the $1 10 tion«! Dr. J. W. Robinson, of Jacksonville, that i fact as some of the best show peo here this week on business. He sold i 1 was registered at one of the San Fran native of Scotland anti eamc to this also rea(>td a harvest. [N. Y. World. 4xJ- bis wheat to the Ashland roller mills cisco hotels last week where he is for ple in the country are with Trice’s part of the country about eighteen This is doubtless the gentleman of Plantation Company. Lew Hall has 25 cases I mmi I s and shoes just O]K’nc«l nt a figure that seemed to satisfy him. his health. • years ago. He was an estimable citi- the same name, and rubicund whis -- B. F. Reeser s - a national reputation, and George up at J. 1). Fountain’s, which for price Miss Kate P. Calvin, of the college has the name of being the beat kers, well-known in this section as one : zen anil leaves a wife and several cliil- ami quality can’t be e.xc< lleil on the Mr. ami Mrs. J. K. Moore are up Catlin ' of Montana, nt Deer Lodge, arrived from Sam’s Valley this week visiting Chinese impersonator in the world. of the Siskiyou tunnel contractors, , dren besides a host of friends to mourn «•oast. He has one of the latest im- here last week to take her position a.« at the White Sulphur Springs for the Go and see them. Reserved sent» oil about four years ago. He seems to i his loss. The burial took place Sun- proveil shoe bulton fasten« r will« which teacher of instrumental music in the latter’s health. sale at Bark halter A Hasty’s, Admis- have acquired nietrojMiIit-in ways in a i day in the Hargadine cemetery, Rev. he can fasten a full set of buttons i;n a Robt. Hatfield conducting the services. pair of shoes in less than 2 minutes. brief while. Ashland State Normal School. Miss « sion 50 ami 25 cents. E<1. Donaughy has been quite ill Will be found the iinot line of C. is stopping with Mrs. Eddings. Will Meet in Ashland. One of the natural curiosities at An Mt. Rainer and Mt. Adams have Training School. during the week with fever but is some- ’ OFFICE luljoining Wells Fargo A C'u’s Frank Griffiths, who has been study what improved now again, we arc telope creek, in Butte Creek Valley, been climed and realtitudiualed this The Rogue River Baptist Associa All pupils attending the Training Express Office. ing medicine in the office of Dr. Beete j 'eased to say. about a mile from the residence of W. month. Mr. Rainer is 14,444 feet high, department of the Normal School are tion will convene in the Baptist church J. Bray, is-a cave wlii'-h contains supe exactly the same heiglilh us .Mt. Kh.-is- for some months, left fur Salem this in Ashland on Thursday, 13tb inst. at ASHLAND. : : ; : : OREGON Judge DePeatt anti Col. Bowditch furnished with practice paper, drawing 9 a . m . Morning, afternoon and even rior ice all the year round. A man ta. Ml, Adams i» 13,785 feet in week and after a visit with his folks there will leave for Nashville, Tenn., the legal giants, are at the county seat paper, lea«l pencils, state pencils, ing sessions arc contemplated till the could not remain in it ' cry long with height. to enter a medical college in that city. this week. John May was also there rulers, moulding Imards, clay, putty, business of the Association is finished, ! out freezing to death. Wm. McConnell Rev. Clark Braden, the note«! con To the Farmers of Jackson Co. Wednesday to receive his jniv as eh1., used in «¡tawing, modeling, and which will probably occupy four days. and G. A. Nordheim brought a hun troversialist, and B. F. Underwood, the Mr. H. P. McKern, father of Mrs. J. deputy assessor. exposition work. dred pounds of it to Yreka when they f ’ artirttlor Attention to The uii«h-rsigne<l have o|'C'H«l a F. Wells and Mrs. L. Mauxay, died at Remember that a scholarship for Large delegations are exjiected from were out on a fishing trip lately.— great liberal debater of Boston, will each church in the Association, which hold an eight «lav discussion at Silver- Lieut. Jas. A. Swift uecompanie»! by full year is only $15. North Yamhill, Or., on the 27th of includes Jackson. Josephine and Klam [ l'rck i Journal. ton in NovemlM-r. Mr. Utideiwooil August, 1888, in his 77th year. Mr. his daughter, Miss Libbie, returned Settle V-p! ath counties. J. S. W ai . tr ,Clerk. McKern was well ki.own in Ashland home Monday from Astoria, where Mr. Politics seems tu l«c l*r>ming in Cal was in Ashlaml a few years ago and is IN' and was a respected and honorable 8. has been overseeing tlie work for the All persons indebted to J. 1). Foun Rev. (J. J. Burchett, of East Port, ifornia. The Reel Bluff Sentinel (Rep.) an able and ehxjueiit «lebatcr. government of the construction of a tain either by Note or Account arc land, slate missionary, President laments the fact that the eloquent citizen. See the Bargain counter at D. R. A CENTRAL PCINT. cable across the mouth of the Colum kindly requcsteil to call ami settle. Brownson, of McMinnville college, and Bishop Galloway of the M. E. church E. V. Mills’. * G. F. Schmidllem, of Woodville, was bia river. This is the last call an«l fair warning. And will keep constantly on liuixl a full south s|>oke to a house of 80 jieoplc E. G. Wheeler and wife, the Sunday- in town Monday, having brought his B. F. Reeser in another column of iissortiiieiit <>f Hardware, Moves and tin- Money I must have. while Dennis Kearney and Steve May- Wm. A. Bantz, wife and children, school organizers, besides a number of father up this fur on his way home. fers town lots in bis Highland l’ark ware. J. D. F ountain . other prominent workers will be in at tell. who are making a canqiaign of addition. This addition is now loaded He will g.> to San Francisco and from leave to-morrow evening for a visit to WOOD’S AND Wll.LOWWAhE, ( AllT- tendance al the Baptist association their own against Harrison and Mor »«•¡th fine peaches, and other fruit, and there to Arizona where lie will ]iav his their old home in Maryland. This is Holstein Bull l'or Sale. IU DUES A AMMUNITION or AI.I.KIXD». ton were listened to bv ateut 600 meeting. 8cpt. 13. two sons a visit and thence to his old Mr. Bantz first trip East in twenty the lots are in an excellent location. Full stock always oil hand and made A tine Holstein bull is offered for jieople. • years. He will find Harjier’s ferry home in Iowa. We Will Not be Undersold to order. Eat ray Notice. A fine six-octave organ for sale. In somewhat changed since lie saw it sale chea]>. He has gut some line Wm. Watkins, once a jiroinineut quire at PostuHicc. D. Wilson has returned from the when acting as one of the guards at calves ami is worth more than the —FOR CASH.— A »mall gray hor»e branded M on left Hot springs. J. Hanksakt r and wife the execution of tlie notorious John price asked. For further jiarticulars shoulder came to inv premises about a jiolitician of Oregon, is now a common Call and see us Is fore purchasing else A fine line, and full stock of mixed month ago was shod at the -time. The ordinary guard at the Oregon peniten- of Ashland, and Mrs. Judge Day of Brown.—| Portlanil Welcome, imjuirc at the R ecord office. where, fcr we can suit you in price iiik I paints, all colors,the test in the world, owner of the same is requested to prove tiarv. At one time he was superin- BLOCK. quality. Jacksonville are expected to return to just receivi-d at Messenger A Smith's projierty, pay for advertising and costs and tendent of the institution. Praclit'o Alask* Atlililion. /;? C. SHEJtIDAN. day. They are all improve»! in health This from the Pendleton Tribune, take iiix‘ pro]>erty. L ke M avzev . furniture store. * .- op / íwo . v . ♦ and much pleaseil with the ]>laee. seems to be the way they carry ou Mills ’ s $3 calf seweil shoes. Max Tracht comes out in this issue Ashland, Or. Sept. 5, 1»»». Geo. M. Parkinson is prepare»! t«> Edson Bros, will move into their large ‘•joint discussions’’ in eastern Oregon : of the R ecord with a big advertise E. E. Miner will sell you a I i ne supply the trade with birch Ix-er, rasp Notice. Jim Daniels ami W. D. Jackson ar ment of his new addition. These are stun»' hutcl this week. All claims due the umlersigneii January Brn.DiNG L ot on easy payments—$10 berry and cream soda, ginger ale. sar Wm. T. Moore and wife, Mrs. Bilger gued tariff Satunlay ami waxed warm. choi,-e lotsand he will disjMisy of them 1st. 1888, must positively I* settled within |s-r month without interest. These saparilla,etc He is also prepared to Druggists. nml John Bilger, of Portland, were . A small scutfle ensue«! ami Daniels fell quickly The “ad." sjicaks for itself. tub next till days , or be place«! in the hands lots are in Miner’s Addition to Ash manufacture anything in his line on the sidewalk, breaking the cap of vi-iting iriemis in Ashland Monday his right knee. He gut up,not know- Collector. S. T. KONGER, M. D. land. and the finest location in th»- order. Hi- g<«t what he wanted—Ashland of A a shland SCHOOL BOOKS. STAIiONERY. , O r ., August 20, 1888. ami left the same evening on iheir re city. Only 5 minutes walk from the • s«:<la water. i ing the extent ot his injury, but fell Why don't you? buy an organ CLOCKS, WATCH l.K, turn home. A uumter of printers of extensive improvements noiv being Peach Boxes. New stock of Waverly school i shoes piano of E. B. Hunsaker. the OrrjroHHia including Billy Davey, again. He said “put me in a barrel made by the railroad company. Look A JEWELRY, x $60 per thousand at Youlc & Gil- ’st this property before you purchase ASHLAND.: : : OREGON. came out with them and have been ’ and 1 can lick him.” If any one at 1). R. & E. V. Mills’. H. S. Emery, the undertaker, is _________ Do you want a good milch cow? roy’s. Main Street Corner, Ai-hlaiid. fishing ami I tinting in the vicinity of f thinks Jim lacks grit they are mis elsewhere. Remember you can secure now better prepared than ever to take * taken. Enquire at the R ecord office. Ri>gue river, also returned. D. R. Mills is in Chicago bu vi ng one or more of these fine lots by only charge of his delicate line of business, A gentleman who has just arrived having just received a new stock of Will Sell, Rent and Handle paying $10 per month. * t Hurrah for the Re«l, White i and something for you. Ge»«. W. Wimer has returned from in tne city from Alabama, says that goods from the east, which is th«- Ix st Blue. U. W. Ayers has ’ em. The Ask L. W. Moure how he likes his his trip to Coos county, but had to from half to two-thirds of the negroes Secure a nice dwelling lot in Miner’s Real Estate on Commission ever brought toroutheru Oregon. best mower made. Red, White and Blue mower. return s » h « ih i than he expecte«! owing wear Cleveland badges. He says addition to Ashland. These, lots will —AT— Go to McCall’s for summer dress Laird, Schober A Mitchells shoes in i lie worth double in six months that Organs! Organs! at Hunsakers, to the illness of his little son. He was Cleveland will g»'t an immense vote giH«ds, lawns, ginghams, etc., at reduced four widths at D. K. A E. V. Mills. well pleased with the country aud there.—[Albany Democrat. which they are now selling for. ♦ and more coming ; organs for old or A Choice Collection of City and prices, to close out. * while ’ there purchase»! a fine farm of $250 in gold coin given away! See Drink Asblainl sarsaparilla—for the young, rich or poor, married or single, Gilford Nash ate dinner in Loudon organs for everyliody. Come buy an 31M) aevs, four mik‘8 from Coquille ScliolarsiiijYs in the Ashland state what Hunsaker says in another col— blood. Lemon soda is a fine tonic. Country Property for sale. On Ashland Creek 3 mile from town. fur and honestly City. He expects to g»> into tlie busi not long since and on the 14th day normal school for a whole year, only umu. organ, honestly made i sale at lowest living prices. Give me n cull Full line of School Books at Clayton sold at live and let live price«, Make ness of raising fine cattle on an exten following he ate supper at his home in $30 before buying elsewhere and save money. $4 Per Dozen & Gore’s. x your home happy and cheerful I and Any pernoH trinhiiiy to xelJ prop- sive scale. He will leave for his new Benton county, Oregon, at Rock creek Leave your orders nt tlie l’ostorti« <■. The headquarters of the Ashland For thirty days Logan will make « four miles from the O. P. R. R. near home about the 1st of Octolier. In erty trill ¡¡nd it to their iuterent Buy your School Books at Clayton likewise E. B. Hunsaker. State Normal School for the next four DENNIS PORTE!:. 1—4 Mr. W. Josephine county loses an u]»- the Pacific ocean. The world moves weeks will l>e located at Chitwood Bros. cabinet site photographs equal in style & Gore’s. tortil! ttttd xce tin. Subscribe for the R ei ' oiid . * and finish to any in the state • and so do we. — [Review. rigbt and honorable citizen. » J. D. Fountain, - G EN EKA L À M EIK TI AN DISE. Specialty. ASHLAND, OREGON. PICTURES of YOURSELF LOGAN'S GALLERY, : . Sash., Doors, Mouldings, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Varnishes ASHLAND, OREGON. if CASH PAID UP SGO.lXMHM). RESIDENCE LOTS I NEW FIRM. -BUSINESS.- NEW TIN SHOP DePEAT & KYLE Hardware, Tin. Sheet-Iron and Copperware. JOB WORK, LUCKEY & HARDWARE STORE CHITWOIID BROS. LUMBER & MOOD Porter's Sawmill
