ITEM iS.
MEDFORD ITEMH.
Aahland.
BREVITY BASKET.
Two carloads of new goods at D. R.
NEW THIS WEEK.
How
much
do
you
think
of
it?
We
A E. V. Mills’.
Mr*. Chas. Btrang is slowly improv­
J. E. Smith, the Ashland merchant,
Skating
rink
to-night.
wish to call the attention of our people
ing
was in town on buriness this week.
Read the new ad. of E. M. Miller in
A sila ». On___ T hwdat , O ct . 25, HW.
to this subject, ^z.: The encourage­
New goods at D. R. A E. V. Mills'.
H. S. EVANS,
another column
Gaylord B<-11 was down from Ashland ment of capital tor permanent improve­
Geo. W. Morine, the Central Point
Opeu Every
this
week.
The
dome
is
being
put
on
the
new
blacksmith, was in Ashland during the
ment and how best to invite it. There
Eight shades of all wool Henriettas
PEKKONAI, AMD SOCIAL.
hotel building.
DEALKK IN
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT­
week.
at D. R. A E. V. Mills’.
Mrs. C. K. Fronk and children left i are many ways |*erhaps of accomplish-
i ing this. But a conversation with Mr.
URDAY EVENINGS.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
V.
Beall
were
ex
­
All
new
’
shades
of
Henrietta
cloth
Monday
for
a
visit
with
her
husband
’
s
The rock foundation for the hand­ Paints. Oils. Varnish, etc.,
Geo Engle and wife are in Ban Fran­
I Ottaraon, a prominent and successful at the Bee-liivc.
pected
home
from
their
eastern
trip
folks
at
Goshen.
some
residence
of
Geo.
C.
Eddings
in
cisco.
At the Hall in Ashland Grove.
I real estate operator of Los Angeles, I
this week
New styles—14 days from Chicago— sodthern part of town is being com­
Geo. A. Peebles, late school sujierin- Cal., has suggested some new thoughts.
FULL STOCK OF
H. C. Messenger ia in Portland thia
pleted .
H. C. Fleming lias gone east of the tendent of Marion county, was in the It cannot lie denied that Los Angeles at D. R. A E. V. Mills’.
Having just received a new outfit of first-
week ou burines».
mountains to Langell and Goose lake valley last week.
class roller skates, 1 will open and run a
The date for “Rags, the Wildcat,”
has been and now is the liest advertised
W.
P.
Benn
is
erecting
a
dwelling
Artists' Materials. rink at Ashland during the winter months,
W. P. Parson waa over from Sisson valleys, to look for a home.
has not been annouuced, but Mr. J.
A car load of apples were shipped by city on the coast, and as a consequence house in railroad addition.
commencing Oct. 11th.
on a visit to bis family.
McFadden will be here in a few days
Miss Bertha Colton of the Central Benj. Eggleston and two by J. Gold she is receiving a continual stream of
Good order will l<e preserved, and nene
R.
R.
Wise
commenced
work
on
Iris
CONTRACTS
and re-bill the town again.
but ladies ami gentlemen udcuitted.
Judge DePeatt leaves for Kalem Point public school spent Saturday and smith, from Medford Saturday. They immigration from the states composed
Monday on legal business.
All are invited. Come and bring the
largely of men not only endowed with residence in town this week.
Sunday with her folks at Ashland.
went north.
Taken for all kinds of painting and ladies,
A superb line of table liuen, crashes,
energy
and pluck but with money as
The local matter of this issue is a ' towels and napkins just received direct
Dr. Beebe returned Monday from his
Elder M. Peterson will hold a meet­
Judge Willard Crawford returned
papering, -etc.
Ojien at 7:30 o’clock nightly.
trip to Washington Territory, •
ing at Eagle Point next Lordsday. The from a trip to Portland Saturday and well, who spend it with a lavish hand little short, but will be better hereafter. from New York at McCall’s, and of­
Wm. McNEAL,
in
building
fine
residences,
erecting
Store
in
the
Burckhalter
&
Hasty
Tlios. Lynch will open his dancing fered at astonishingly low figures. *
C. W. Savage, of Sisson, is visiting meeting house at Central Point will is more sanguiue than ever of a Demo­ business blocks and encouraging man­
corner
on
Main
and
Granite
streets.
Proprietor.
soon be plastered.
school again for the winter Monday
cratic victory.
A large number of people of means
old acquaintances in the valley.
ufactories. Now to induce that class evening.
will come to Ashland as soon as the ,
Mr. Gibeou is in liis fine new resi­
Sam. Geary and G. W. Weeks, of of people here we must do as the men
A. L. Reuter, a Jacksonville capital-
election is over, aud real estate will
dence
iu
south-western
part
of
town
E.
P.
Hammond,
H.
R.
Wilson
and
Notice to the Public.
of
that
locality
have
done,
gc
down
iu
Trail
creek,
are
supplying
the
market
MISS K. P. CALVIN.
iat, made Ashland a visit Saturday.
and is erecting a fine bam of dressed w.th some fine venison. They brought our pockets, dig up money to advertise J. F. Hendricks are the union-labor take the place of political talk soon.
Anyone wishing to sell or buy
J. Barker, of Banta Bartmra, Cal.,wjs lumber 50 x 80.
Teacher of
our town, and let people know where ' electors for Oregon.
in 600 pounds Monday.
Lost—A black pocket memorandum
visiting Tom Lynch’s faasdy this week.
we
are
and
how
to
get
to
us.
Let
our
L. Martin shipjied a car load of ap- book, ledger style, containing the ac­
Chas. Hoagland and family of Bo­
Organ and Piano Theory and
Supt. Hap|»ersett has a force of
nhabitonts c.»me to the front and do pk8 Thursday to a Woodland, Cal., counts of W. R. Haynes. Finder will
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Felix Kahn, of Ft. Klamath, was on nanza, Klamath county, are in oh al________________
men at work taking out
the long plank
tbeir part. Go to the bank and deposit dealer F M Rahm
Harmony.
please leave it at C. A. Nutley’s fruit
Tuesday’s train en route for Portland visit. Mrs. Royce of th<t neighbor- ' sidewalk north of the track and putting all
you are able, with the assurance 1
’
Will
make
money
by
calling
at
the
store.
For Terms Apply at Music. Room in
that it will be judiciously used in ad-
The Dean boys arc erecting a kiteh-
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hibncr sterted hood, died very suddenly a few days it on the dejiot side of the track.
new S econd -H and S toke on
Read the new ad. of H. 8. Evans.
E B Hunsaker’s store.
house in R. R. addition, the
yesterday morning on their trip east
Jackson A Damon are erecting a vertisiug our county, its resources and eu P*R
He is in Portland and has purchased
Tbo. N. Coy and Miss Sarah A. Rob- large two story frame building, with advantages. We should select about t,!llanw to be built in the spring.
to remain.
A shland , O regon .
a new supply of goods, and will carry
•
nett
were
married
Sunday
morning
at
eight
rooms
up
stairs
and
four
down
4
barrels
of
apples,
jiears
and
what
It
has
been
discovered
that
Ash-
H. D. Maxum has moved his family
the residencee of the brides parents. stairs, in which they will run a boot other fruits are obtainable, and ship land’s new hotel is a larger structure the best and fullest stoek of the kind
into the completed j»art of his dwelling
in southern Oregon.
Elder M. Peterson performed the in­ and shoe store.
them to Los Angeles,where they would than the famous Temple of Solomon,
AU Kinds of Second Hand Good»
on 4th street.
teresting ceremony.
A city convention for the nomina­
be put on exhibition and induce people
„ „ T.
John
G.
Norton,
who
has
been
a
res
­
Rouyht and Sold.
H. O. Weeks, R. R. land agent at
>' >11C l,ain^er> 'la8 rented tion of a People’s ticket will be held
Filburn March, a sonof J. 8. March, ident of Sam’s valley for three years to come and locate among us. Attend T
to this matter at once. Mr. Ottarson :
,ce . U1‘l 1US ncar ^*lc depot, and next Saturday,and Monday at 3 o’clock
Mott, was visiting in Ashland several
FOR SJLLE
PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL.
of Table Rock, anil the youngest son of i jiast, r__
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lias ______
taken ¡»ossesion
of his farm will do very much for us if we only
1>U^ 1U a ncw s‘<H-'lc
paints, oils, p. M. the Citizens convention will l>e
days this week.
8. F. Robinett, of Eagle Point, are ill. | across the creek, having moved back
etc.
held at McCall’s Hall
In Miner's Addition to Ashland
show a willingness to pay for advertis­
Geo. H. Currey returned from bis H. W. Hoagland, of Central Point, is a few days since,
ing
our
own
town,
the
office
rent
and
J.
A.
Hoyt
drove
a
band
of
cattle
A full line of Silk Seal Plush Wrajie
northern trip Monday. Ed. Dickey yet badly afflicted with cancer.
These lots are 50x160, and are
The question of removing the depot exhibition space at Los Angeles he will from his range on Jenny creek, to
MEDFORD, OR.
has also returned.
Mr. Fish who purchased a farm of from its present location is being agi­ furnish gratis. Come and show how Eden precinct Friday, where he will to arrive at the Beehive in a few days.
The ladies arc especially invited to call
The Choicest Residence Lots in
Joseph Dame, of Coot county pur- Day A Isaacs has moved ou bis place. tated. The object is to make the much you think of your commonwealth winter them on a place he has rented. and examine tlie styles, quality and
Wanted.
Ashland.
Geo.
Little
who
occupied
the
place
the
main
business
street
run
straight
by dqnating sufficient funds to flood
chased property in Ashland and may
prices before purchasing.
B.
F.
Reeser
in
another
column
of­
A
situation
by
a
steady
young
man
Will
c
sold
for
1200
—on easy payment*.
past year has rented J. F. Smith’s through town and continue on in the Los Angeles with printed matter and
conclude to remain
J. M. Luark is erecting a two-story in store or otherwise. Has wide expe-
place on Antelope and will move there same course to Jacksonville. A meet­ see your town fill up with monied men fers town lots in his Highland Park
Iax>k at these lots before purchasing else­
E. P. Pickens has been hauling con­ this week.
ing was held for that purpose during who will build railroiids, street car addition. This addition is now loaded building on Hill street, near Granite 1 riencc and gisxl education. Address, where, and remember they are situated on
|
with
fine
peaches,
and
other
fruit,
and
siderable of his cereal crop to Ashland
Hall, to be occupied by l’rof. Price as A. L., Ashland, 1’. O.
Main street, ami within 500 yards of the
lines, commodious business blocks and
W. J. Gregory has let his farm and the week.
i the lots arc in an excellent location.
New De|>ot Hotel now being built.
this fall from Table Rock.
a dwelling and the upper room will l>e
houses.
F
.
stock in Langell’s valley to a young
Enquire of
Jacksonville Items.
Hordes and Wagons tbr Sale.
Mrs. C. B. Watson and her sister, man wno has been employed a num­
Tlic New York llor/d says that used for his private school.
K. E. MINEE.
Ileal
Estate
Sales.
“
Daddv
Nolan,
”
the
play
which
Dan
’
l
Miss Irene Chitwood, arrived from ber of years on the stock farm of the
The Chavncr estate was appraised at
If you love a hearty laugh—and who
Ashland House
The undersigned has for sale two spans
M L McCall rei*orts the following Sully is to give at tlic hall Saturday doesnot?—be sure to see Dan’l Sully
Astoria Saturday morning.
well known capitalist, Jesse D. Carr, $50,090.
of
horses,
equip]>ed
with
harness,
and
two
Railroad lots sold:
evening, is one of the best of Irisli and his company in “Daddy Nolan” at wagons. Also two extra hones. The
Col. D. H. Haskell, the town site in Klamath county. Mr. Gregory will
Mrs. P. P. Prim has returned from
Mrs M J-Smith, lots 26 and 27, blk i comedies and is filled with laughter. the hall Saturday evening. Be wise horses work single or double, and the outfit
agent ot the S. P. R. R., was up from return from Langell valley as soon as Portland.
JAMES NORRIS,
is in good condition. Inquire eiiher at the
E; con, 1155
I There will surely be a big house to and reserve your seats in advance. |
he completes a large barn and settles
Ban Francisco during the week.
R ecord office or at my place in I’racht’s
R.
H.
Moore
is
in
Portland
atteuding
Mrs
M
J
Smith,
lots
30
and
31,
blk
greet
Mr.
Sully
and
his
company.
||
his business affairs there.
’
P erry E llis .
Dan’l Sully who plays at the hall Alaska addition.
Wm. White is conducting one of the
the Mechanics fair.
f
di in on oi
14» i N. 8. DuBois, one of the proprietors
next
Saturday
evening
is
en
route
to
Our
Jacksonville
brothers
have
got
trains south in place of Conductor Mor­
S’
’ ’
2 ’ !°f the Chemeketa hotel at Satem, has
A. H. Maeglv and wife have returned blk
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
San Francisco where he is to produce
BUILDER
up a jietition for an avenue 100 feet
gan, wiio is off on leave of absence.
•
1 $ < k u
i »T in been in the city looking at the Ash- “Daddy Nolan” at the Bush street
wide to lead from their town on an air from a visit to Portland.
A shland , O regon .
T J, ¿HiWin’10ts4,i,’b a'Kl 7’blk land Hotel Co’s new building. The
AL Beach, who has been up in Idaho line to the depot in our thriving village
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23.<nigliU of
theater. The press in every large city
Mr. Claiborne Neil, of Ashland, was
Will furnish plans for any and all Linds of
Pythias,
Ashland.
Oregon,
meets
every
tor some time, returned last week and which when accomplished will be of
’
’
’
company
will
take
his
offer
of
the
in the country has praised Mr. Sully
evening. Visiting Knights in good buildings here and elsewliore, and super­
has since gone to liis homd at Lake­ much service to all. This will in towu this week visiting.
W. P. Benn has sold lots 4, 5, 6 and leasing of the building under advisc- highly and a good laugh is in store for Friday
intend the construction of the same when
standing are cordially invited to attend.
G.
W.
Albright
and
wife,
of
Jackson
­
view.
7,
block
T,
railroad
addition,
for
$200,
ment
until
Nov.
1st.
desired.
W. J. 11 o <; krs , C. C.
all who attend.
}
make an opening for those who wish
G. F. M c C onnell , K. of K. & B.
to L. A. Woodruff, who recently ar-
Office on the west side of the plaza with
Andrew Cantrall, of Applegate, was to have nice comfortable little homes ville, were visiting Ashland Bunday.
Hou. James Bowditeh, of Ashland,
rived here and bought several lots in
Hon- J- M- fsl8lm>of Coos> a,nd Hon:
Lucky & Co.
117
here on business Saturday and sold in the best and most desirable part of
Jacob Wagner was at Jacksonville that section to build oq.
W-R- BGyeu, of Albany, are advertised will speak on the issues of this cam­
Dissolution of Copartnership.
Hoeley A Pelton 80 head of fino beef Rogue River valley to obtain them, as the first of the week oil a business
to speak in Ashland Monday night, paign in this city on the evening of
cattle.
it will often the large farms so those visit.
Roper, Galey <fc Helm report;
froni a Democratic standpoint. Every- the 30lh. Mr. Bowditch is a staunch
Notice is hereby given that the under­
lo7 avres from John Devlin to H, B. body should lie out as they are both democrat, well posted on]H>litical mat­ signed carrying on and doing a grocery
The family of Tom Scott, the barber, owning them can sell off small tracts to
Dan. ReyuoldSf of t||c Meadows, was
business in Ashland, is this day dissolved
arrived from California this week, and parties to improve and enhance tfie in town this week laying in his winter's Carter and others; con, $10,000 cash, good speakers and will entertain and ters, and will give an interesting nar­ by mutual consent, K. K. .Sutton retiring
wealth
of
our
part
materially.
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ration
of
what
should
be.
—
Grant
’
s
enliven
the
audience.
irid be Will soon open a barbec shop in
supplies.
aiid E. M. Miller continuing the business.
Oil. Effinger in Ashland.
Pass
Courier.
II.
k.
S
i
tton
.
Ash|and.
Billy Carll, the popular sheriff of
Talent Rems.
Dr. Callendar, sou-in-law of John
E. M. M ili . ei :.
Col. W. H. Effinger, of Portland,
Porter's Sawmill
The handsome church edifice being
Rev. J. Rice left Munday for Cali­
Ashland. Oregon, Oct. 15tli, 1888. «
lUiprovement is the order of the day. MiUer wa" in u>wn a few dayla8t week ojiened the campaign in behalf ot the ” Lake county, and Chas. Moore, the
erected
for
the
Congregational
commu
­
fornia, to be gone several weeks. His
...
.
, .
on a visit.
Democratic party at Granite Hall, ’deputy prosecuting attorney for same nity by the contractor. B. Beach, is as­
On Ashland Creek <3 miles from town, for
county, passed through Ashland Satur- j
wife will soon arrive to make Ashland MonK™7
wale at lowest living price*. Give u»e u csil
i C. W.
th« «tatihe
Tuesday evening. A good large
suming
proportions,
being
all
covered
day
with
one
Chas.
Wyland,
who
has
liefore
buying elsewhere and save money.
her home.
A. F. Talent I. .till .1 work on hi. !*,“«¡J-'d“y* audience was out to hear him, and was been sent to penitentiary for three ajid the roof painted. Tlie 85 foot
Leave your orders at the Postoffice.
composed of a very appreciative lot of
, .
-.
Mrs. J- W. Miller, wife of the Pull- two story hotel building,
,U t w k
h
y RoeeburS’
dome, with a large spire, adds consid­
ladiesand gentlemen! The Colonel years
^rse stealing.
1-4
DENNIS PORTER.
ANI»
luaii conductor, and Mi«a Pella Smith,
erable to its looks, which is saying a
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If
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1Y_____ 1.
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Misses Hattie Reames, Allie Hanley, only spoke
about an hour and a half,
Grant’s Pass’s mayor, Van Dyke, good deal when it is considered that it
The ware house of Helms A Edwards.
of Portland, arc visiting in Ashland
Issie McCully and Kate Hoffman were
—40 x 80—is full of fruit, ready for i visiting Ashland friends Wednesday. although the crowd was willing to have now wears one of his eyes iu mourning, is by far the handsomest church build­
this week.
- B. F. Reeser's
listened a great deal longer. Col. not on account of the loss of dear ones, ing in this section of Oregon. A grand
A. A. Bashor, a promiuent merchant shipment.
but
on
account
of
being
a
little
too
Effinger
is
a
very
pleasant
talker
and
Cigars,
Mrs. J. W. Manning and daughter
view of both the town aud valley is had Candies, Nuts and
and justice of the peace of Gold Hill,
Albert Howe, A. P. Talent’s clerk
made many pointed and telling argu- pugnacious over an election bet with
made the R ecord office a pleasant call and the accommodating assistant post­ Miss Watie, of Linkvillc, arc in the ments why Cleveland and Thurman ' the fist of a merchant namod Hoover, from the tower.
—AT—
master, spent Sunday with Ashland valley and the latter will remain all should be elected president and vice
yesterday.
A car load of chickens passed
W.
C.
Cunnyngham's
winter.
Servioes at the Presbyterian church
president of this great qatipq hy the next Sabbath at the usual hours. Ser­ through Ashland en route to Portland
Jos. Marshall, who is in the employ friends.
Will be found the finest line of
W.
G.
Kenney
and
Ed.
Helms
who
from San Francisco last Saturday.!
Neur the Depot,
people
of
Hjeje
United
States.
On
ac
­
Commencing last Bunday tlie poet^
of the 3. P. R. R. between Sacramento
mon subjects: “Model Christian En­ Oregon had better put a “home! Front Street,
have
been
in
Portland
the
past
week
count of our crowded columns it is deavors” and “Minding High Things.”
and Truckee, Cal., is in town visiting office will be open only from 8 to 9:30
A shland , O regon .
Hardware, Tin,
a. M. and from 5 to 6:30 p. m . Hereto­ attending the Mechanics fait, returned impossible for us to give a'report of the Preaching at Neil’s school house at market” tariff around her ben rooBts,
old friends.
home Sunday morning.
and stop this influx of the “pauper
speech. ____________
fore
it
baa
beeij
open
all
day.
3:-30 p. M.
Ex-County Commissioner A. Alford
labor" of California fowls which is “ruin­
Sheet-Iron and
CoL W. H. Effinger, Democratic
b-°l.
Democratic
Bralraman Killed.
|
Nye, Bob Burdette and other ing” our dear infant chickens, and;
Thirty-one young men and girls
arrived in the valley Saturday from his
of
the
elector
spoke
to
a
good
sired
audience
Butte Creek, Cal., and will from Talent—'the social cream ol
ranch in F
Harry Keim, a fireman, was killed celebrated men will lecture in the i bringing the Oregon rooster and liis '•
Copperware.
city—took a trip over to Col^stein Sun- at ll\e
Monday
éniain all winter.
jiroWibiy réhiaib
Druggists.
He . towns on this coast during the winter, i wives and babies down to the level of
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1 . •
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•
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! Aiiotvinr» 7kj>$ OQ
xl <1 ol »vomil last Saturday night at Dunsiquir.
I
evening,
Oct.
22.
The
Col.
delivered
day. A jolly good time was had.
bad been cleaning the ash pan and had i Ashland should try and have some of other people's hens.
A. C. Ewart this week moved his
7*« rtscalar Attention to
, a very able speech which gave good
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
got under tho engine on the track to I them stop here. Bill Nye would un­
Joe. Flandejfl, recently of Minnesota 1 «iisfaettoq.
fgpiily into the fine residence lie has
Dist. Atty. Colvig returusd from!
do it. The air brakes became loosened | doubtedly draw a crowded house,
clocks , watches ,
jiist completed near the Boulevard for but now of San Francisco, arijvpd ;p !
—
and a jar from a car being coupled ou I
o
, . .
,
. n i n Lake and Klamath counties Sunday.
tfic
valley
Saturday
to
visit
his
old
Rev, John Rice,
& JEWELRY.
The Burglary.
behind drove the wheel of the engine | a 1,auI1 bull-v ?vho.ls to{
hall While at Lakeview among the cases he
friend Prof. J. B. Trombly, of Talent,
across his breast and stomach. The Saturday evening is a favonte in every tried were six for gambling and three1
Mr. Kauffman.of the Hotaling Co. of
The
burglar
fiend
who
was
operating
Main Street Corner, Ashland.
women for keeping houses of ill-fatnc,;
Which will lie done iu a workmanlike
4 ie co,untGr- l*e l’^8.
Portland, was in town this week and and may locate.
in Ashland last summer—or some of engineer called for him but no answer! Clty
all
of
whom
were
found
guilty
and
paid
ork Chicago,;
manner and at prices that
has since gono to the Hot Springs in
A. M. Helms commenced the erec­ his “cousins”—seems to be resuming came, when he looked out and saw him ! engagements in New
fean Francisco and all the met- their fines. The Examiner pays Mr. |
tion of a 26 x 40 building west of Tai operations in Ashland again. During under the wheel. His bowels were ‘
Siskiyou county.
AND
EDSON,
forced up in his neck, throat and Tungs,1 ropolitan centers. Den t miss Ins en- Colvig the following truthful compli- i
W. P. Parson was over from Sisson ent’« store this week. When completed Saturday night a burglar entered Paul­
ment: Wc wish to say a good word
confec-
son A Currey’a store in Johnson’s block and liis face was jambed in the ground, tortainment.
during the week, when; he is engaged Al. will conduct a first-class
for the grind jury for the October term.
tionery
and
billiard
hall
in
it.
from
the
back
way
by
breaking
the
He
was
a
young
man,
and
had
been
The
best
of
Irish
comedians
of
the
in the mercantile busiress, being on a
They
are undoubtedly, sot of honor­
steeple of the lock with an iron bar. warned against getting under the en- i present day is Dan’l Sully who will be
visit to his family.
Full stuck always ou hand and made
Personal.
ASHLAND, OREGON,
! When in the building h&broke the tills gine many times.
at Granite Hall, next Saturday evening. able, honest, moral and conscientious :
men,
and
did
their
duty
in
Cvciy
re-
‘
to order.
C. W. Patterson has gone to Rose­
Representative Price is in Portland. ■ from the counter and stole some of the
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; He brings
his original company, his
A full line of foreign and domestic goods,
Attempted Suicide.
^nery an*| m giv* “ rcally spect as far as they were able to know
burg and will go iuto the marble mon­
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cassimeres ami fancy suitings of the latest
it. They believe in protecting our' styles, always on hand.
V.nDu..bph„ g»„Cto «■•"»‘b
ument business with Jos. O’Malley, for­
Jack Bartie, well known in soul
sotitern j fine eiitertainmcnt.
f
None but the liest material used.
homes and our society, and they;
merly of Jacksonville.
coun y.
...
prices of which ranged from |3 to |10. Oregon as a former stage (lriVer on the
in Mrs. Gillette’s building, corner
Rev. A. H. Lackey, D. D., of Pea­ were ably led by District Attorney Col- i of Stare
In REESER’S BLOCK.
Miss
Allie
Farlow
is
now
a
clerk
in
Their
loss
is
over
f
100,
about
HI
com?
Main and Church streets,
old
overland
route,made
two
attempts
J. B. Riddle and wife, formerly of
ingout of the small Change in the till. at committing suicide in Ashland last body, Kan., an experienced and suc­ vig, who does his duty without fear or
'
G
ood
Furs
G
uaranteed
.
the Riddle house, Mcdfodd, returned be Ashland post-office.
ASHLAND,
OBEGQN.
cessful evangelist, is to assist the pas­ favor and for whom we entertain tho
G. W. Smith is acting as night I Who the miscreant is is as much of a night, the first and most dangerous by I tors of this place in holding union greatest respect, aqd it is no flattery
Friday evening from their visit as far
watch lii the absence of J. K. Leabo. | mystery as ever. The noise made by taking an ounce of chloroform and the evangelistic
Cast as Columbus, O.
services, commencing when we pay that ho is head and siioul- j
t
. I breaking in the back door was heard other by attempting to cut his throat
Mrs. — — —
Brower
with
her , children,
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.
„■ , Miss Lola Collin gave two dramatic j,y a neighbor living on Granite street, with a knife. Dr. Parson was called, Nov. 18tli. He comes by invitation ders above any prosecuting attorney
who has been visiting her father, F. recitals in Ashland this week which , who said it was about 1 o’clock iu the rendered the necessary medical aid,but of the Presbyterian church, but all the wc over knew.
churches have been invited to unite in
Roper, for some time, returned to ..
! were . -.
pronounced good
by those who I morning,
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his stomach is so badly burned by so
Tlic llogue River Valley.
-
Bakersfield, CaL, this week.
• heard • -
them.
much of that drug that survival is the meetings are to bo distributed.
GranTs Pass Courier.]
Notice.
L. Gerlier, of Haynesville, shipped
doubtful. Trouble vyjtli his wife and
W. T. Griswold's government sur­
By reading tlie Oregonian and Jackson i
A. Waggoner, who recently moved
with his family from Vacaville, Cal., veying party arrived this week, and ; The old scholars and those ^hat wish her fiual detenhinatiou to sue for a 300 head of fine beef cattle to Oakland, county papers, one would naturally infer ,
now has charge of W. H. Wickham’s Mr. Perkins’ party will be here soon ' to be inducted in the mysteries of the divorce was the cause of the rash deed. Cal., last week. ♦** We are authorized the Rogue river valley existed nowhere but j
Into dances are cordially invited to Bartie wants to die and says lie will to state to any and all who have money in the above county. Jacksonville and!
when tliey t»oth will disband."
blacksmith shop near tho depot.
!
Granite Hall, on Monday eve., Oct. 92. kill himself as soon as lie gets another to bet on Harrison being the next Ashland are at least twenty miles (rout lhe
I
Rev.
F.W
Gookln
and
Dr.
Walter,
John B. Wrialey, one of the old pio­
Admission free. Come and bring the chance at it, as he can’t live with his president, that they can be accoinmo- river, nestling in what is kuuw n to a few ’ Continues to keep on hand a large and well selected stock of
neers of the valley and now in the real. of Ashland, Rev. Thomas and Rev. babies.
I dated at from |100 to $ 1000
Call on “old residents” as Bear and Wagner creek ,
T om L ynch .
wife and can’t live without her.
estate business at Medford, made liis Russ, of Medford, arc at Eugene City
or address, L Gerber, Haynesville, ’ y^ll^ys. These two streams emerge into !
i attending the annual Baptist meeting.
Settlement Wanted,
Ashlaud friends a visit Tuesday.
Klamath county, Or—f Linkvillp Star. ; one rivulet between Medford and Ashland, ■
I
BRIDGE CONTRACT.
Consisting of fine custom and ready made Clothing
I
M.
N.
Long,
O.
Coolidge,
J.
K.
Having made a change iu the firm, a set­ i Fvc.ry body should come out and and really the name ought to lie given to !
Mrs. W. F. Songer and daughter,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc.;
Miss Mollie, left Saturday for San | 1 Leabo, Joe Million, Al. Cottrell, Crit ■ Sealed proposals to build the Wriglit. tlement of accounts is wanted immediately. t hear Hou. W. M. Colvig next Satur­ that of Bear creek valley. Ashland, Med-1
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Canned Goods
Tolman
and
Dick
Roach
are
on
a
Bernardino, Cal., to spend the winter
creek bridge on the road leading from , All bills not settled iq day*'will be placed day. The following taken from tlie ford or Jacksonville are no more in the
Cigars, Tobacco, etc., etc., etc., etc.
; hunting trip on Williams creek, but . Jacksonville to Ashland according to in tiu hands of a collector.
for the benefit of the latter’s health.
Rogue
river
valley,
than
Gold
llili
is
in
Lakeview Eiaminer, whose editors wear
| will return before election.
S utton & M illeb . i Harrison hats and Republican badges, ; Sam’s valley— not a »yffit more. But there
Plane
and
Specification
on
file
in
my
J. A. Grose, of the railroad eating
FX2WJB
MHuUMmRY
Ashland, Or., Oct 17, 1888.
; is evidence of his ability to entertain ’ is nothing like giving a very large name to
Walter Beebe, who has been em’ i office, will be received by tlic under­
house at Albany, was sojourning in
signed until noon,November 7th,1888.
' the audience: “Two hours is a ^oug a »mail thing, just for glory, you know.
Holstein Bull for Sale.
Ashland last week *h<l leit SfUurday Eloycd at the railroad Dffice in Ash-
A Specialty.
By order of the County Court.
time to hold an audipuce listening to Rock Point, Eagle Point, Gohl Hill, W< i <«1-
for Coleatein aud Shovel creek springs. ind for about a year, left Monday for
A fine Holstein bull is offered for a political speech. Last evening, Hon. ville and Grant’s Pass, are really the rail­
M ax M uller ,
a visit with his folks at Junction City,
sale cheap. He has got some fine ■ Wm. Colvig spoke to a crowded house road stations located in this valley iq this
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wells Sr., and having been granted a leave of absence,
County Clerk.
calves and is wprtli more than the for over two hours, and he gave them part of the state, but the towns ;v*v'red to
Mrs. Dr. Songer left this morning for
W. A. Wells, of Oskaloosa, la., aud
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera nnd Diar- prise asked. For ..........
further particulars democratic arguments from way back.” want to usurp all the gku-y, seemingly, of
Sacramento, Cal., on a visit to the
Remedy has cured a great mdhy I inquire at the R ecord office,
family of Theodore Winters,of Nevada. Geo. B. Henton, of Ellensburg, W. T., rhoea
what the Rogqp nver brings to Southern
ut chronic diarrhoea that has with-
1
The Albany Democrat which lias Oljegur», Jackson county needs something
were in Ashland this week and were so cases
K
ukk
I
all
other
treatment
for
many
years.
Mrs. J. H. Storrer, wife of the super­ well pleaj„d that they wilfrcturn again
It is believed that Sullivan is the lived long enough to know how to lake to help it out of the “kinks,” surely.
It i.s undoubtedly one of the most valuable
intendent of the Postal tejegraph pom- and invest iu propery around here.
medical preparations ever discovered. Sold , “unknown” who is to fight Kilrain.
. to the Willamette (web/o^t) weather
panv, who has lieeri visiting friends in
bv
“The evenings are getting
A Good Land Sale.
• T. K. Bolton.
«
’ill azvll
X-Z1.ll
>1 a 1 fine says:
J
Dr.
Warren,
of
the
western
stage
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E.
E.
Miner
will
sell
you
the valley returned to San Francisco
logger, and what are Albany people
Last week John Devlin closed a sale
company, who has been looking after
Per Dozen
B uilding L ot on easy paymcnts^41U I going to do during the rainy season
Sunday.
their contracts in eastern Oregon ami
For thirty days. Logan will make P? mo,lth
T}“® 1 in the sociable line. Shall we keep in of 156 acres of land of liis farm about
KB, general supt. of build-, Washington territory for some mouths cabinet size photographs ecpal ju style 9
Arthur Brown
«th"Xe’Bt lotion in the ' our horns, or shall we shake hands two miles south of Ashland to H. B.
a
R. R. was in Ashland
ings of the 8. L P. ------------------------
.— returned to Ager on Tuesday’s train.
Carter and three others; consideration,
and
fimsV
to
aiy
p
tRc
»t^e
«
»
Qnlv
5 minuteg walk fr(,m the once in a while and become acquaint­ $10,000. This is nearly all foot hill i
several days during the past week with
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city. Only 5 minutes walk from the
Wm. M. Davis commences t|,e epx::
his wife and son, T. J. Davis, division
land, and 50 acres is fanning, a small
extensive improvements now being ed.”
tion t|)is Week of a two story residence
25 cases boots and shoes just ojiened part is in fruit, and the balance is MA.Y BE HAD A.1
supt., was also in town.
Nottee.
made by the railroad company. Look
on his lots in R. R. addition. It is
All claims due the undersigned January
property before you purchase up at J. D. Fountain’s, which for price timber and brush land. The purchas­
Mrs. J. H. Hosier, who been visiting 24 x 30 with 20 ft. studding, fir. D. is
1st.
1888,
must
positively
be
settled
within el8ewbere.
Remember vou can secure ' and quality can’t be excelled on the ers will set the land out in fruits, divide
her mother and other relatives aud a bachelor, and the erection of so com­ Tiix next 60 days , or 1« place«! in the hands
,
8. T. SONGER, M. D. one or more of these fiqc lots b) onlj : coast He has one of the latest im­ it up into small tracts and sell the
friends in Ashland for some months modious a house at this season of the ot a Collector.
proved shoe button fastener with which same.
i
Finished in Style Equal to
A shlaxd , Oa., Aug ?st 20, 1888.
payiqg $10 per month,
•
with her children, returned to her year incline liis friends to suspect that
he can fasten a full set of buttons on a
Satnrday Mr. Devlin purchased the
home at Dayton, W. T., Monday.
|ic will keep warn) during the winter.
Full line of School Books at Clayton pair of shoes in less than 2 minutes.
settle Vpr
farm of W. H. Bostwick on Applegate,
W- J- Wimer, former publisher of
A
Gore’s.
x
Hon. F- A, Watts, of Shedd, has dis­
All jiersous indebted to J. D. Foun­
People going to Jacksonville will known as the Chapped place, for the I
the Grants Pass Courier, was ou Wed- posed of his business, ami next week tain either by Note or Account are
Secure a nice dwelling lot in Miner’s find Plymale’s coach awaiting every sum of $10,000. This is considered one
nesdny'a train en route for Ban Fran­ will move to Ashland, where he has kindly requested to call and settle. addition to Ashland. These lots will train at Medford. Ask for the best of the choicest farms in the valley, and |
cisco. He is in good health now and bought six acres of fruit laud, for which This is the last call and fair wtrning. be worth double in six months that
Mr. Devlin is to be congratulated on
coach—Plymale’s.
•
x
the Bay City seems to agree with him. he paid 11200, and will make that his Money I must have.
which they arc now selling for.
*
his trade. It consists of 394 acres— !
Eighteen dozen patent medicines re- under cultivation in alfalfa, grain and
J. D. F ountain .
W. H. Tarker and family were iu home. Mr. Watts has been one of
i ceived at Chitwood Bros, drug store fruits—with a fine lay and choice water i
Ulin
county
’
s
best
eitixens,
and
Ash
­
MARRIED.
Ashland Batunlay. Mr. P. I«eing the
this week.
*
Have vou seen those handsome sil-
facilities. Mr. Bostwick was not situ Are now selling at bottom prides everything in the line e
referee in the water rights injunction land is to be congratulated in having
ver
odor
stands
at
Chitwoods
Bros
’
.
LONG
—
LONG.
—
On
Tuesday,
Oct.
16th,
A
full
line
of
toilet,
bath
and
car
­
him
locate
there.
—
[Albany
Democrat.
ated to as to move tliis year and has i
suit of Cole vs. Ayteb, and v.eM-el his
1888, at the Murray House in Albany, by riage sponges at Chitwood Bros, drug rented the place from Mr. Devlin for
*
calligrapli typewriter in taking the
Representative Price, of Tolo, J. W. drug store.
‘
*
12 months for $600. Mi. D. still retains
Choice jierfumes and toilet soaps at Geo. H. Humphrey, Esq., Mr. W. E. store.
Masterson aud Michael Cliavner, of
testimony.
Long, of J tickson county, and Mrs*. Lo­
A
large
stock
and
a
large
store
at possession of bis house, etc., and 40
Chitwood Bros, drug store-
*
Gold
Hill,
and
J.
D.
Buckley,of
Apple
­
Engineci J. A. Graham and wife,
retta A. Long, of Linu county.
, E. M. Miller’s—full of choice family acres of laud near Ashland and will re­
Scholarships in the Ashland stale
and Messrs. Crouch and Griffing, who gate, were up last ^’eek appraising the
side here with his family for some time
groceries.
BORN.
have been doing the surveying for the saw mill projierty of the late Thomas normal school for a whole vear, onlv
yet.
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Go
to
Devine
’
»
if
you
want
a
good
:
Cfiavner
on
Kean
creek.
Although
$90
8. P. Co. in and around Ashland for
Democratic
Speaking.
Buy your School Books at Clavton SWANSON—In Ashland, Oct. 21, to Mr. smoke.
some months past left for San Francis­ Mr. Buckley is an old pioneer of south­
ern
Oregon
it
has
been
22
years
since
And various builders’ material.
A
Gore
’
s.
’
♦
Hon. Wm. M. Colvig, Dist. Atty.,
and Mrs. Swanson, a daughter. This
Give the order for the renewal of
co last Wednesday.
he has visited Ashland, and of course
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will
speak
tqion
tlie
issues
of
the
cam
­
family
were
en
route
from
California
to
your
paper
of
magazine
to
Burckhalter
Try the T T T at the old reliable-
Hon. F. A. Watts, who purchased a the Ashland of his days seemed to have
paign
at
Phoenix
to-morrow,
Friday,
Washington
Territory
of
eight
children
A
Hasty
and
it
will
be
promptly
for
­
I
Ashland grocery store.
♦
tract of fruit land south of town for grown into a veritable city.
Warehouse at R. R. track, foot
Send or call for prices,
all were bom to them on Sunday after­ warded without further trouble to you. Oct. 26tli, at 1:30 p . M.,and at Ashland
|500 per acre recently, arrived Tuesday
The place to buy a good stove is’at
next
Saturday,
Oct.
27th,
at
7:3&
p
.
m
.
coon-.
Burckhalter A Hasty can forward
The assessment in Benton county is about
of Helman street
with his family to make Ashland their
Miller <fc Strang’s,^Medford.
FITCH—In this city. Oct. 22, to Mr. and ^JOO.OOO short. $600.000in Marion, and some­ Everybody is invited to turn out and
home. Their tiue reskience iu Hun­ the subscription M your j>aj>er or mag­ I
• •
hear
the
leading
topics
discussed
in
a
New dress goo ds at D. R. A E. V
Mrs. Fitch (a railroad employee), a thing in nearly all of the countie-. Now
saker’s addition on the Boulevard is II atine cheaper than vou can do it your­
• •
fap-
aud
able
mauner.
really
what
is
the
matter.
—
[Deiuecrat.
Mills’.
daughter.
self.
nut completed, however.
Ji
2D HAND GOODS
RESIDENCE LOTS
D. S. YOUNGS,
ARCHITECT &
LUMBER & WOOD
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
NEW TIN SHOP
CHITWOOD BROS.
DEFY COMPETITION.
THE BEEHIVE!
J. D. Fountain,
- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, -
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
PICTURES of YOURSELF
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Varnishes
I
ASHLAND,
:: ::
OREGON.