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VALLEY RECORD THE WATER WORKS. ODD AND ENDS SAGE BRUSH SPRIGS. BREVITY BASKET. The best cigars at the Soda Fountain« Flour is It per l'ri at Lakeview. Watermelons are still numerous and ! Chloride of lime in bulk at Chitwood’s. Surveyor McCall haa about completed Ei*. V allxy R ktobd : — cheap. a re-eurvey of tl>e route for the new water There ar« 256AO »Keep in Lake county. “Through the fire.” Sticky and poison fly-paper at Chitwood's. Fresh nuts-all kinds—at The Soda' work» for Ashland, and to considerable Deputy United states Marshal Neagle P»al<!win and Forbes will not resume i Fountain Fresh hand-made candies at the Soda advantage too, from the former survey in only accompanied Judge Field as far as and continue business together. Fountain. • PKRMONAL. AN1> SOCIAL I The attendance from this section at the j Seattle on his trip to the East the saving of pipe. The council has also Pickles in any style at E. M. Miller's Judge Smith started below yesterday I Yreka fair is large. grocery store. Ito you wish Pearly White Teeth, healthy I for a heavy winter stock of goods. Mrs. E E. Hale is on the »ick list. procured the consent of Mre. Porter for The stream of sports has leen headeJ ' The finest silver ptunes in the market at R. T. Baldwin has returned tn Ashland. the purchsse of about 24 acres or more of gum«, pure breath? Use Wright's Myrrh Attorneys Cran6ton and Parker will i Yrekaward this week. Tooth Soap. Sold by T. K. Bolton. K. M. Miller's Chester Gage eame up from Portland land near the old saw mill site, where a ! move into their new office one day this * Fre«h peanuts—from right off the roaster I Knight, an old pioneer of Si»U- P. H. Donoghue pays the highest market yesterday. , —at The Soda Fountain. series of reservoirs will be laid and head ! ---- Horace , I week. -------- ... al t residence o{ bi» price for oats and «cheat. . Mrs. J. W. O. Gregory is home from her works put tn. These will hold enough ^,n (ieo fl KnjsLt, in Adin Sept 23d. Considerable rebnil ling going on, but Thos. Jone.«, of Hornbrook, went to Fine picture moldings and frames just eastern trip Portland on a business trip Monday. water to fttrniah th« town with a supply | ReT , R s has (to9ebnrg ■ not with a spirit that denotes much received at Evans A Brunks'. • Ed. Blakeman and family returned to all day, for which the city has a legal K<riew to Floed 4 Fuber Ue wiil dei.ote confidence. Rowe A More are preparing for a season A new stock of glassware just received at Iowa Sunday. < I of logging up Rogue river this winter. nfcht to. It is safer to have several bis time to the minuterv and is said to be Reames, Martin & Co. will resume bus E. M. Miller’s Ashland grocery store. J. J. Donahue, ot Imn.-rnuir. was doing small reservoirs than one large one, hi aspiring to be a Bishop. ¡new temporarily in a building now be- The brick kiln at Klamath City was fired Ladies’ summer dress goods aw ay down the city this week. Monday by the superintendent, A. N. The Republican.» have carried the two ln & erected by John Gleim. ease of some accident. If one large res for the next ten days, at M c C all ' s , for Thayer. Mbs Ida Ksnlnor is v tailing her cousin, Mr. Mitchell, a California cattle buyer, cash. ervoir would burst the precipitous lay of ! Dakotas and probably al! of the state ticket Mr» Kline, at Portland. C. B. Watson ha- a fourth interest in the i in Washington. The Democrats have I ft rounding up for a heavy drive of beef the land would be such as to create a j Montana by a small majority. The council Monday allowed J. A. Rams I the lower markets. The prices jtaid blue gravel dirt on the south side of the J. M Luark and family went to Kan great destruction of profiertv and life, dell and 8. C. Palmer'permission to remove Siskiyou«. Rainev A McBride, real estate and claim | are considerably lower than usual. Francisco yesterday on a visit. a building through the town. which will have to be guarded agqjnst, , I , The «**v Klamath City people have engaged Judge Hanna's folks came up from Oak while if allof »series of small ones should agents, at Sisson, have 30.000 acres of Unfortunately for the tax-] •payers of our j : close Handsome stationery in the latest styles ’s band of Ashland, on their excursion Close's land, Cal., the hr st of the week. __________ . day, for J50. a lengthy break—which while not an imponaibilitr, timber land for sale in quantities to suit «■ounty, there promises to be ♦50. for society use at llurckhalter A Hasty’s. furchaser». — (Journal. [The question ft. «locket to dispose* of at our next term of Lieut. Hwift has been indisposed for sev is not liable to occur—the pressure would low did they get possession of it? Engineer D. McCarthy is improving his ' Water-proof building paper, w rapping pa eral days pest, and confined to his home. circuit court tn Nov. next. be far leas damaging in its effects on life residence in western part of city by putting | per and twine at Evans A Brunk's. J Marion Griffin went to Tolo on Tuesday and property below. J. M Commons has been over from Ager It is nimore«I that two companies of on more additions. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance in the O'Conner,the hydraulic engineer, morning's overland, to look after some John O ’ Conner,th< a coupla of day», returning this morning. cavalry are ordered to Fort Klamath,one I’ickles. pickled pigs feet, and everything leading companies at lowest rates. G. F. sales in which he ft deeply interested, from Camp Bidwell, iperintending the land sa 3-49 I and the other from kept in the line of a tirst-class grocery'stock, Billings. • A. M. Helm« was over to Klamath City who has the job of superintending work of constructing tne water works Griffin ft like the thimble game-now you Walla Walla. .. We hope that such is the on hand at E. M. Miller's. this week looking fur a Imsines» location. Owing to n change in business.«, E. B. went to l*ortland Friday but will return *« hi,n* now ?ou do«* t—[ltepster. case. Del. Graham carries his arnt ... in -- a ----- sling ----- .....------------------- „ — Hunsaker will give a few genuine bargains Fred. Stuart, a Yreka painter, was on Monday and immediately commence Ab. Oldham, who umpired the last match having run hi.« fingers through some cog- . in organs for the next thirty days. Monday'» train headed for Washington Ter at-five operations towards its completion, game of baseball between the Ashland and C'apt. John Siemens, our skille«! tonso- wheels wheel.« in a blacksmith shop. . , , ... ' . . , ritory. . Men s and boys’ clothing, boots, shoes, He expects to have the works completed Yreka boys in the Million field here a few rial artist, is giving his numerous custo The Ashland Athletic Club ” has drawn K “ “ * “ 1 «••-«- ” • » etc., etc., of latest styles, finest quality and Prof. ). T. Hover, who is teaching a term by the 1st of February, 1890, if the winter '«»ts ago.'plead guilty at I-akeview one day mers their regular “lather and shave,” up articles of incorporation, for the pur at prices that defy competition, at McCall's. of school at Uniontown, »pent Kalunlay iu is favorable, and by the 1st of March at last week and waa hned f”r just as though nothing unusual had drunk, pose of athletic exercise, etc. Ashland. Fresh bread delivered at your door every There will Presbyte anv rate. “ ‘ be no services at the _ W happened. Mrs. J. W. Hantakar, who has been the morning by 9 a . st. Orders left at U. S. Judge Lorenso Haw yer. of the supreme It is conceded that Ashland will (by rian church Sunday, Rev. Strange having Judge Smith was the first to resume guest of Miss Mattie Ober for some weeks, Bakery, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, will be court, went through to Portland the hrst ta reason of the superior advantages pro- goi ,ne to the Presbytery meeting at R om • business after our disastrous conflagra returned to Linkville Monday. promptly attended to. t the week vi«ied by nature in running a full stream burg. — Revs. F. A Lott, of Linkville. and tion, which further confirms his reputa The Earl Fruit Co. are preparing another Mrs. Amanda Bilger returned to East of pure, cool mountain water through the £• McLean, of Medford, go there this even- tion for irrepressibilitv. Such men Fifteen more 1-aere lots in W. A. shipment of about fifteen car loads of ap Owen’s addition adjoining Central Point Portland Saturday after a visit some length town the whole year round, which cuts inK should, and will succeed. ples trom Ashland this month. in Ashland. on the east are «till offered for sale. Also e’ormo“ «Rnaeof furnishing' A strange di«ea»e in line »alley. Union The late fire has put the "top sheaf ” of What is known as the "hoodlum bell” but five ten-acre lots. Choice bargains. Mrs. Wun Lung, of Kan Franqsco, ba» suitable water from a distance) be able to , sffectM the evet of PaU1'e It b adversity on the prospects of Klatnath which only reaches the little “hoods” is Houses and lots to rent or sell. Address been visiting her Lnsband, the cook at the ™ " ’T W.°vrkS f°r.LU probably-he same disease that was upon .■ounty tor several years to come, and all rung at 7:30 now in place of 8:30. Depot hotel. W. A, Owen, Central Point, Or. >•/),000 that will equal anjthing on the the cattle in Jackson county a fe< years The “sling shot” pest ft becoming a pop Mis» Genevieve Moore was visiting Ash coast, barring the works of a few of the ago, called “white eye." It waa diaagreable the spasmodic booming from whatsoever Star Bakery, opposite post office, Ashland source will fall to earth with as little ef ular and dangerous nuisance among the laud friends the first of the week, returning very largest towns. there but not often fatal.—[Htatesruan. Oregon. Grand tumble in the price of fect as would a shuttlecock. kids. They should be prohibited. last evening. bread. 8 loaves. 25 cts. 33 ft> loaves for ♦L John O’Conner, who is to construct the , been conquered, and Simon Caro lost some private papers in Pies, cakes, candies and nuts at the lowest W. A. Growe has completed painting the Mrs. August Beihn, of Swan lake, died Ashland water works, is putting in a ' there ‘ Tery P lfa ' ant medium by which it Clarendon Clarendon ___ hotel at Y reka, and is back to yester<iay at 9 o’clock a . m ., after an ill Ashland Monday, which the finder will be market rates. Sweet cider 5 eta. per glass, 1 quart, 10 cts., 1 gallon, 10 cts. AV m. MtUs, Ashland again. »21 ftlMl nlant for ha* becn done. Seems wonderful, does it ness of more than a year, leaving a hus I rewarded by sendihg to him at Roseburg. . . iL tnconwration of not? But true it ft Wright's Tasteless Ague The first of the regular fall and winter proprietor. Nathan Deufree, Walter Dudley and Roaeburg Rosebjrg < apitaliata apitahste in tn that place. It Care is ft a safe guard against ague and ma malm ft band and six children to mourn her loss. J. W. Sowden. the general rustling agent other» from Ashland are in attendance at Will be »old for domestic purposes and in all its forms. Hold by T/K. Bolton. Mrs. Beihn was a devoted wife and moth “hoe-downs” at Bish’s Hall, near Ashland, the Yreka fair er, and was highly esteemed by a Urge took place last Friday. A lively crowd was for the Jacksonville Marble Works of J. C. fire protection. out. A female convict ns placed in the pen. circle of friends. Whipp, will be in this vicinity again in a few B. F. Snyder and Wui. Taylor, Jr., went The Ashland bloods all came out ahead weeks, soliciting orders for this well-known out to Hiatt prairie the first of the week Han Francisco capitalists, headed by last week—the only female in the 300 mem- John Redfield, our genial son of Vulcan on the sporting at the district fair but the institution. Save your orders for monu that institution. Pessimists who “loaded for b’ar.” A. P. Ilotaling, have made a proposition tors ____ of * the female sex contain.' the greatest who lost al) of his wordly jtossessions in amounts did not exceed loOC in anv one ments, etc., etc., for him. Oscar Lucas went to Roseburg Monday to to supply that city with 30,000,000 galons | think number of rogues will be called upon to the fire, does not seem to be in the least case. The Helman farm in the city of Ashland see his brother-in-law,who is at death's door of water daily tor the sum of 115,000,000. ' thu in their P*Pe and l,,,,oke u ” 300 annoyed, but readily adapts himself to An invoice of ♦200 worth of fresh candies has been subdivided and is now ottered in with consumption. the surrounding circumstances, and has just been receive«i with a lot of other small tracts at very reasonable prices. If One of the members in presenting the Mrs. Max Pracht, wife of the collector of blooms out as special Deputy U. 8. Mar confectionery at The Soda Fountain. Try you want a pleasant home or a good invest A r*cw,t custom* tor Alaska, will pay Ashland a company's proposition brought out thia ment in a good part of Ashland don’t fail . quarry nine miles north of Hpokane Falls, shal. John seems to be something akin them« visit in about a month. information ««oncemmg the whetne: There is a wall of white Gra/granite one to Banco's ghost—“will not down.” to see this tract. For sale by G. F. Billings, A number of victims of a “timber cruiser” or A. D. Helman. 1-40. Al. Swift is dissecting the science of tel The company could supply either 30,000,- and a half miles long and 600 feet high Reames, Martin & Co.’s mercantile es named Cap. Stone are reported in Ashland. egraphy under the tutorship of hl* brother KX) or 60,000,000 galons to the city, but l*isces fifty feet long nave been taken out. Thev found him out before it was too late, The Oyster season is now open at the tablishment has for years past been the — Bert Hwift—at the Postal. it was expected that the city bear the • This stone will be used largely in the recoii- emporium of the Klamath Basin ; and by though. European Restaurant where you will John Kalliher, of Linkville. spent a cou expense of laying the pipe to bring the . "‘roction of the cremated city. Messrs. Gregory, Hicks and Hughes.who always get those large delicious Eastern fair dealing with all, have established a ple of days pleasantly in Ashland this week, water. .Storage reservoirs would also A paper giving a list of California nom- reputation for squareness which the peo went northward with some horses recently, oysters, by the dish or by the can. Under while on his way to Seattle. nave to be built. The work, in his opin- enclature says: The town of Yreka was ple more fully realize now, in the days have arrived in Portland and are alxiut Masonic Temple, Main street, Ashland, Mr». J. M. McCall. Mre. J. D. Crocker, ton, could be completed in three years 1 originally called Shasta Butte City, the In of their adversity, than ever before. sold out. Oregon. B. F. S nyder . and J. H. McBride took last evening'» train Mr. v on Schmidt said further that the dftn name for Mt. Shasta. I-e-ha (meaning Seventeen car loads of machinery for the While they have prospered, their many tor the Portland Exposition. supply waa from lake Tahoe, which was1- ““ ■ was substituted, • • orthogra customers, however “hard up,” are not Klamath City Co. ft side-tracked at Ager, BOHN. white), and • the Geo. Topping, of Medford precinct, is inexhaustible. It wouhi require a draft phy was changed to Wyreka. In the course suffering inconvenience at their hands and ft being taken over to the former place ADDISON—At Talent, Oct. 2d, to Mr. and assisting Mr. Mitchell, of the Earl. Fruit of over 137,000,600 galons a dav for a of time the “W” was dropped and the which is a good ' index as to the kind of as needed. Mrs. William Addison, a daughter. Co., in their fruit shipments. year to lower the lake one foot. The con I present spelling adopted. A. E. Wright,the express messenger, took people they are. a fishing outfit up to Neil creek one day Geo. C. and Homer I.. Peart, relatives of struction of the work would require about Last Friday a buggy overturned on a Linkville, Sept. 30. L ynn C. D oyle . recently, and made a haul of some 70 fine TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. J. F. Ragsdale, and Dr. Armstrong, of Yolo 5000 men, and the cost woula be about i Napa county. Cal., road, and Geo. Dagle little trout. enunty, have been visiting in the valley. Five First Premiums. ♦15,000,000. He claimed that the price had an arni badly broken. A liquor drum otice is hereby given that The Hall safe in France A Davis’ flour the co-partnership heretofore existing D. C. Agler. formerly night clerk, is now was reasonable, because it would cost mer, name«l Carroll, from San Francisco, The five fir-4 premiums in every class mill, Medford, was blown open in regula between C. W. Ayers, li. It. Barbour and braking—assistant conductor—on the pas $10,000,000, to furnish and lay a pipe assisted the surgeon after the accident. were taken at the district fair bv Logan, the tion style early last Thursday morning and senger running from Ashland to Roseburg. 21H miles from lake Tahoe to the city. R. T. Elviage. doing business un«ler the The sight of bloo«l prostratod him and he photographer, of Ashland, for nis excellent robbed of ♦50. firm name of Ayers, Barliour A Elviage, The supervisors are in favor of the’idca. went into a fit, from which he did not re- photographic work. H. 8. Evan«, of the firm of Evans A | cover, and died next morning. The water works construction will neces-' contractors and builders,ft hereby dissolved, Brunk, went to Grant'» Pass Tuesday to Normal Notes. Syrup of Figs, sitate the expenditure of from 410,000 to ' ('. W. Ayers continuing the business, and paint the new residence of Engineer Jas. Scott Valley teamsters are doing a good II. R. Barbour and R. T. Elviage retiring Porter. Produced from the laxative and nutritious ♦15,000 in Ashland alone during the next 1C. W. Ayers pays all outstanding debts The Normal is increasing in numbers I business this fall in hauling wheat and five or six month"?. juice of California tigs, combined with the Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ply male and son ' and collects all the money due the firm. Five new students last week and six i osts to Yreka, Klamath nver, Butte creek medicinal virtues of plants known to lie C. E. Miller an«l C. B. Miller returned the C. W. A yers , Lewis, of Jacksonvil'e, went to Yreka this week to attend the fair aid visit relatives new students this week and more coming. and other sections on this side of the For most beneficial to the human system, acts last of last week from Klamath reunty. est House divide, say» the Yreka Journal, where they disposed of a couple of loads of and friends. Mr. J. W. Rees, of Oakland, arrive«! as crops have been rather light this season gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, their fine dried fruits. J. C. Eubanks, M. H. Abbey. John Grid- this week to take a course in the Ashland in the valleys east of us. in consequence of effectually cleansing the system, dispelling The Salem Statesman says Rev. G. M. ley, W. C. Myer and others from Ashland Business College. the unprecedented dry weather last winter, colds and headaches, and* curing habitual constipation. Irwin was in southern Oregon this week went to the Yreka fair Tuesdav and • spring and summer. Mr, F. E. Youmans, who took a partial gathering up some Iudlan children for the Wednesday. Knights or Pythias. informs the pco- Government Indian school at Chemawa. course last year in the Business College, > I A Washington dispatch _ James McDonough, who ft interested has returned ta complete the full course. P'* that the Oregonian ft to have a new Past Chancellors H. T. Chitwood, W. A rich strike of galena is reported in the with L. Kwan in Georgia Wuodthorpe and PROPRIETOR ___ ______________ _________ ; thunderer. Wonder what Scott and his B. Million and E. T Bartlett are the Blackwell district near Gold HiU. As near Miss Jennie Oliver, sw. who has • just com- other Altamont stock, went to the Yreka S-A _ J -_______ a - - - as can be learned from the assays made, pie ted a most successful term of gchool i ®**** ow ' *** S°* n 8 to do? Here fair yesterday. Full Supply delegates from Granite lodge,of Ashland, it will yield $30 per ton in gold and silver. on Trail creek, will take iter degree this *l : F. A. Carle, who for ten years was B. W. Powell, a barber and lawyer ot to the Grand lodge a Licit meets at Asto managing editor of the Kt. Patil Pioneer S. B. Galey has engaged 3000 assorted Medford, was on board Tuesday's train year at the Normal. , Press, wffl wilhin a short time take a like ria on the Sth inst. The two first named varie'ies of fruit trees, and I’. W. Olwell, of front a trip to Onio. Ho went right through The training school is now nearly full, posi «ition on the Oregonian at Portland. will probably attend. The lodge meets Central Point some 7000 trees from A. H. to Pnget Bound. year Mr. Carle has been the every Friday evening now, and com Carsen’s Red Land nurseries, Grant’s Pass. The work done bv student-teachers -Juring the past „ —----------------------------- Saddle Horses to Let. Geo. W. Isbell, of Wasco county, called Misses Masterson, Hunter and Harvey | S£"hin|tton correspondent of the Pioneer mencing next Friday, the 4th, will meet Chas. Winnings and Andy Payne,the car on the Racoan Monday. He is visiting hi.» is worthy of commendation. reM' in the I. O. O. F. Hall. Corner Fourth and B streets. penters, have so far completed the new resi brother. Jas. I*. Isbell, miller at the Ash Lawn tennis is the rage now at the tlSupt P°wni"K; l,he °«K°n P«nit«n- dence of David l ’ avne in Eden precinct, as Special attention paid to freight teams. land roller ndUs. Farmers’ Institut«. to allow the family to move into it this Normal school tennis grounds. A club receipt of advices from a ment Chas. Hogue, of Central Point, has been is to be organize! and as some of the stu- “Cr of the prison board of West Virginia, week. President B. L. Arnold and Prof E. L. in Ashland quite often of late, but left yes Clothing . tuc cunii '« ii aim ■ Fall and Winter swinavi v O. It. R. mttamati, Buckman. the contractor and I»UUU- build , terday evening for the north, and mar con dents are becoming quite expert pluvers, ’’ta''nP lb“1 two i®zV convicts in that insti- Like, of the State Agricultural College, er, vz. did a quick piece of work in the erection 1 we anticipate some close games. ' ' ! tu(ion had cut ort their hand to avoid will conduct a two day’s farmers’ in tinue his visit tiack east. of W. Mver's new residence—alsiu' 21 I T 'XI' TT T-? n . „ „ . t ~ , work. They had read ol the three convict.« Miss Lillie Lawson arrived front the East vz Lu AJ-i-X JLJ Ak, Business College starts on tn good . in the Oregon penitentiary who bail per stitute in Ashland on Friday and Satur «lavs. It will coat in the neighborhood of 1 » Xlj. last week to remain with her brother, W. shape. Every one intending to tike this forme«! similar amputations, ami showed day, Oct. 25th and 26th. A program of ♦22X1. R. Lawson, the section foreman, and her «•ourse should be in the ciass by next ’ their admiration by imitation. The self the affair will l>e printed later on. W. The dispatches announce that Wl 1. P. sister, Mrs. Wm. Bouth. Monday. Do not miss the opportunity to amputate« are to be put at hard labor as H. Leeds will deliver the address of wel Dodge has lieen appointed postmaster at 1 i __________ ____ Rev. C. F. Clapp, of Portland, is the guest prepare yourself for any good position I a<xm •”they recover- come, and A. H. Carson and others will Grant's 1 ’as.«, vice ... W. Howard, ,___ resigned. Dodge was endorsM by Miller, McLean ami ot Rev. G. J. Webster, while attending th«* that may come along Prof. J. 8. Sweet, president of the Ashland make addresses. Everybody is invite«!. ASHLAND - - OREGON. the church element. Kunday school convention. He is one of Miss Amanda Goodyear, principal of ,‘ute nor,ual «bool, spent a few hours at A Sail Death. the ablest divines on the coas- Parkinson «t Lucas <ii<l the liest business Has just received the biggest and best training school, reports three new pupils : Portland last Saturday, going to hear Litter, Joseph McClendon, son of Mrs. and of any during fair week (except the saloon) stock . Lady Kchrewsbury and Lady Homething- this week: Dora Pennington, Minnie »tti’s great military band at the Exposition- of goods ever brought to Ashland. else, of England, who carry pedigrees and Mrs. C. C. McClendon, died at the farm with their soda fountain, peanut roaster A tine stock of imported goods. I also car Rockfellow and R.tv McBride. There The train on which he was riding run into milk shakes anil et cetera». They took in ry all classes of goods. hence you cannot titles as long as your arm, were among the are a few seats left,’send in vour little • a band of several hundred sheep near Sa- home of his parents in Sam’s valley cn about $500 for tlie week. south bound passengers Monday. fail to be suited. Call and examine the ones if you wtmt to give them the golden Ile!“’ kUlin*’ ab?“1 h,y* besides wounding Wednesday morning after a siege with Hon. Thos. C. Griffiths, democratic can- stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class Prof. C. 8. rrice moved his family the first onnortunitv a lot ti I vic, auvi uuv ivi inc b a more, and but for the weight of several of the week to the upper Dunn farm which opportunity earloads of fruit immediately behind the typhoid fever. Joe was a promising didate for congress in Washington, was a work, a good tit and satisfaction guaranteed. he has rented. He commented the winter Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth. At tho Southern Oregon fair held at engine would probably have resulted fatally young man, about twenty two years of law partner of Luther L. Burtenshaw, who term of school iu the Neil district Monday. Central Point, Professor Nesse received to some of the passengers, age, an«l the announcement of his death recently located in Ashland, and Mr. B. { F. E. MEIUEB. ft of tlie same faith, politically. Walden Bros, have discontinued their the first premium for the best display of The parties who bonded the old Empire will be received with sorrow by a host of II. J. Clark, who did the work on the business at Hornbrook. Kwan Walden was pen nen work. His work consisted of business | ledge, on Empire creek, Klamath river, for friends, who can hardly realize the un Oregon hotel and other large bricks in in town yesterday and expects to pay hi« writing, card writing, flourishing, letter timely taking off. I ♦10,000. have sunk a shaft and found a fine Southern Cfregon, will superintend the parents hi Pennsylvania a visit within about ing, and automatic penwork. In the last ' ' wide ledge, which prospecta exceedingly bricklaying on the Ganiard opera house a month. The Roseburg Receivership. he is undoubtedly the best artist upon 1 well, and ft destined to prove a bonaza biock. 8. I’e«igrift will do the plastering. F. E. Zoellner, the merchant tailor, left the Pacific coast Simon Caro was on Tuesday’s train, They will open it out in a good manner for for Portland Kunday Evening for a business J. B. Carlisle, of Talent, called on the taking out quartz and expect by next liound for a business trip to San Francis- R ecord yesterday, in company with his and pleasure trip of several weeks. Joe The Klamath River D«wn. spring to have a large amount of quartz CO. Simon says he sent his letter, with- uncle, F. F. Flemming, who arrived last Folaski will have charge of the shop dur Deputy State Fish Commissioner F. P.! on hand to start up the fine water power ing his absence. drawing from the fight for the recci ver week from Iowa. Mr. F. is alter a farm 'mill near the ledge. — [Yreka Journal Callundan, of California, who arrived at i and intends moving his familv to this val Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter and their Gil I (The parties are Wtu. Walter and Jos. ship of the United States land office at ley. roy, Cal., friends, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, left Klamath City List week, on the informa- i Dame, of Ashland. Roseburg, on to Washington Monday. The largest peaches (Kalways) on exhibi-' PEACHES, PEARS, APPLES AND ALL for the Portland Exposition the first of th« tion given by Gov. Pennover of this' Examiner: Now, let us compare figures. “I didn’t withdraw because I didn’t tion Fruit Grower’s day at the fair were by ' KINDS OF FRUIT. COUNTRY PRO week, a»er which they will leave for a trip state and Gen. Miles, had Sheriff Mox The assessment roll of Lake county for the want the office,” said Caro, "but for the O. Dickinson of Salem. But they were soon ; DUCE, ETC., ETC., BOUGHT AND to K|cturi«i. B. C, ley of Siskiyou county arrest eight men year of 1888, shows 97,299 head of sheep ; sake of harmony. A lot of republicans “laid out” for flavor, size and beautv by SOLD, AND KEPT IN STOCK. W- P. Parsoi*«. of the Depot Hotel Bar, threatened to bolt the party if I received some "Crimson Beauties" of Mrs. J. R. ¡ranted a n two week’« s leave of for catching salmon during the close sea 9640 head of horses ; 35,965 head of cattle, has been granted Casey of Ashland. FRESH VEGETABLES the office ” Another one of Uncle Ben id in son. They were given a hearing at Yreka and a total valuation of all property of |1,- absence, w nich he will probably spend John Wheeler lias taken charge of the Every dav. Poultry and eggs always on Portland and the .lorthv. est. W. R. Mi lay- last Friday, but the jury failed to ugrec 558.1107. The assessment roll for the year ny’s relatives has been discovered in In field has taken hl« place in the interim. 1889 shows 135.8r>3head of sheep; 37,539 head diana out of office—Col. Sawyer—who Depot Feed Sta «le and makes his announce hand at my store on the Plaza. on a verdict, and as the men plead igno ment in the advertising columns of the | cattle ; 10.9’d head of horses, and a total will receive the position. Mrs. P. M. Abbey, mother of M. H. and rance ot the law and expressed a desire of R ecoup . He will make it a popular place valuation of ♦! .»¡78,356 ; an excess of 38,564 Edwin Abbey, arrived with Miss Jessie Al for teamsters and others wishing to l>oard Bought Some Mules. head of sheep ; 1574 head of cattle ; 1224 head exander from Yaquina Saturday, and Mr. not to disobey it herereafter, their cases of I and lodge animals. horses, an«l ♦119,659 in valuation of prop were dismiss'd. They were not tried for i The state uf Ooegon is now the pos Abbey is expected this week, to spend the bearing in mind that cattle were only A numlier of changes have l>een made winter in the salubrious climate of Ashland. the offense of fishing near a dam or fish erty, assessed at ♦IO per head, against ^12 per sessor of nine fine, large mules. While in the WeTs, Fargo messenger run north J. Casebeer returned the first of the week way, as the commission had not up to head in 1888. Dr. Harry I^ane was in Jackson county a front Ashland—Thos. Reynolds lias taken from t'asebeer Bros.' Klamath county last week reported on the dam. The com ' In the trial of Rev. G. M, Irwin by tlie few days ago he found these mules for a )*osition in the office at Portland and Dan ranch. He has traded his interest in the missioner furnished the plans while there Applegate has quit and gone to Ins farm PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET ranch ont there to his brother Ed. for the and tho Klamath City Co. immediately i Idaho M. E. conference, which has been in sale, and, as they looked like good dem in Douglas county. latter'« intere-t in the Wagner creek prop put in the new flahwav. It is reported , session at La Grande. Or., a conclusion was ocratic fellows, he bought the whole PRICE FOR W. A. Patrick was showing a twig con 1 erty. to lie failure anil is said to injure the fish reached Monday .Sept. 30th. All thecharges bunch, and they will soon arrive here. taining some fine large raspberries Monday, E. R. Hur saker and his clerk. Miss Sadie as badly as their attempts to jump over except that of U'æl were withdrawn, and They will be put out on the state's new the cuttings of which were set out in April, Kist, have returned from Han Francis<-o, the dam. The recklese manner in which that was sustained, the conference finding 640-acre farm, and the experiment will bore a full crop in July, and have another where they have been selecting a fine stock salmon were speared and would twist him guilty. The judgment ft that lie Is* -be trie«l of training them with insane now. This ft what side-hill land hi the | Of Every Description Snitablc for Khip- of staple anti fancy goods, front the latest themselves off tlie gigs or hooks, and reprimanded by the bishop. The charge patients. P. 8.—Dr. Lane didn’t buy western part of town will do. ment. Packing House on A street, oppo styles in the city, which will be along then swim dawn the nver and die, lodg grew out of indiscreet publications by him these mules for breeding purposes, as an The new Methodist minister ft an entliu-1 shortly. ing in the rubbish alongside of points on while he wa« editing the Eastern Oregon Oregon university student once proposed siaistie believer in the theory of "entire site the depot. Ashland. Or. W- C. Cunny ngham left for Itortland last the river, makes a terrible stench in tne Republican. He was the leader in the pros to <lo —(Salem Statesman. sanctification, or life without’ sin." This • evening to accept a position in the drug vicinity. Tlie dose season for the Klam ecution of J. D. Flenner, who in turn at new doctrine is getting a strong foothold tacked the character of Mr. Irwin. In house of Woodard, Clarke A Co.—where : among the orthodox Christians of Ashland. ! Dick Klip|wl Married. he was employed Iwtore leaving Portlamt. ath river ended Monday anil the fisher retaliation Mr. Irwin made some damaging * lota of them thinking they have got it. statements againt Flenner, which be failed men can now continue their business Cal. has many friends in that city and in The Oregonian of Friday contains the within the law until the fish become too to substantiate, and for which be suffer» the LINKVILLE, OREGON. Frank Jordan, who formerly had charge this valley. penalty. following concerning a voting man quite j of the Postal repair line for the Ashland much diseased for the public to eat. Pennover, Webb, Baker and Dr. Lane, j The Montezuma mine at Callahan'», Sis well known in southern Oregon: The • district but who lias lately been with the CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS & state official«, have returne«i home. Uncle The Om—Cuoliilgr Wedding. Fruit Co., left Saturday for Corvallis, kiyou county, ha» been sold to a Chinese residence of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Klippel I Earl George Webb, the popular state treasurer, where he exjtccts to take a position on the I MANUFACTURERS. This expected event for some months company in Kan Francisco lor ♦50,000, with , on F streci near Twentieth, was the scene ’ i telegraphic is neil p'.ea-xst with tai.« section and with department of the 0. P. R. R. > Mrs. Webb expect to spend part of the win past occurred at the lovely home of Mr. . ♦10,0110 down and ♦1000 per month for forty construction work. .of a quiet wedding yesterilay evening. Of Sash ami Doors and all kinds and ter tn Ashland. and Mrs. O. Coolidge, the bride’s parents, months. This ft the second largest sale of The contracting parties were Mr. Rich- The business of Ashland is reaching cut 1 styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold- Mrs. D. H. Miller, wife of Medford's dem l ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built I mines ever made in Siskiyou county, the ocratic postmaster, and her brother, Chas. I on Nob Hill, in Ashland, last Tuesday anl II. Klippel and Miss Emma L. Wan- .¡in its ramifications of the United States. I ! to order. The whole or one half offered Hrous. were on yesterday’s south houn«i morning, whereto their daughter, Miss ■ Black Bear quartz mine on Salmon river drel, both ol Portland, and the marriage ,: The Pullman Palace Car < ompany gets the ! for sale. 14 train tor Iowa, where they were called to Minnie J. Coolidge, born and reared in being the first. These Chinese have want- eeretuany was solemnized by the Rev. . supply of fruits from Chicago out west to ' , ed the property for a lone time, but it has Geo. Hartung. The wedding festivities ' Ashland on its car service from here, P. H. their old home on account of the serious Donoghue, the commission merchant, hav Ashland and known and esteemed by all, always been held at ♦oo.ofti. and on petting 1 illness of their mother. the owners’ lowest figure they accepted ami were participate«! in by about forty in- , ing a contract to furnish the required j I became Mrs. Geo. Gray Ogg. The wed- W. J. Gregory, a prominent farmer ar.d . are highly pleased with their'bargain. The vited guests and lasted until a late hour,1 amounts daily. stockman of Central Point precinct, called I ding was attended only by the immedi- mine ha« produced a large amount of gold, : after which the happy couple were taken . Practical Gunsmith, on the Ra«'OBt> to-day. Mr. Gregory has 1 ate relatives of the family, an«l the in ' and ft not half exhausted. It ft believe«! to their new home in hast Portland. ■ A ball iff honor of the 4th anniversary of the Universal Mental Lil*ertv Society will been quite poorly of late and will leave with teresting ceremony was performed by thev will make the purchase money all MEDFORD, OREGON, Mr». <«. anil their daughter for a chgnge of Hon. Milton Berryj Justice of the Peace, , back in two years, and will then hâve a Mr. Klippel is favorably known among l>e given in the U. M. I- Hall, Talent, Fri I wish to announce to the public that I scenery in southern C alifornia in a few at 8 o’clock a . M. ’ A wedding breakfast t mine to last them many years.—[Journal. ' the printers of the city, who wish him day evening. Tne invitation committee are: Mr. and Sirs. W. H. Breeze. Mr. and Mrs. am ready to take orders for any kind of all happiness and prosperity. Week-»'to spend the winter. .; was spread before the guests and contract- ' ’ Grant’» Fa«s. a very small town compar- W. Beeson. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Robinson, gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, Mrs. H. J. < lark, wbo has been living at; j parties, after which they were all ' ed to Portland, sets her older ami larger Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Terrill. C. Brophy tiling says, sharpening knives anti scissors . The forest fires in the Jenny creek kv and Grants I*»'*’*hile her/‘’"J*"*1/'driven to the train, when* a l irge num Geo. Atulerson. Music will be fur etc., etc. i Office cn Front street, in building with ! her of friends had ¿athereil and hade the sister a very good example. In considera tion having lieen very annoying to trav nished by Prof. Ganiard’s Orchestra. tion of a franchise her water company elers on the Ashland-Linkville road for John B. Wrislev, the real estate agent. 2-4 haVine lust returned from s visit in Port- brute and groom farewell for their future agrecs to lay mains and furnish water hy H. 8. Emery purchase«! the Nutley build land Thev will move into their Ashland Louie at Sacramento City, tlie capital of drants for fire purposes on each street 1 the past week or so, M. L. Whitsett, who ing on Main street, opp site Granite, from ' Jos. W. Alnutt Monday, which he will fit resilience near the Boulevanl again next j California. Mr. Geo. G. Ogg is proprie- lias lieen traveling over tlie road all sum week. tor of the leading tonaorial establishment. d-.-ùgnated by the council. It also cotiq»els mer with bis big fruit wagon, whiie he up and move his undertaking apartments company to keep a reservoir containing into. In this connection it may also be Mi»» Etta Judge, «laughter oi Mr. an«l at that place, an«! is one of the most the VEALERS IN not less than 2•),<»*) galon» constantly on- - was ______ stopping ,o — to - give __ _____ some ______ strangers the noted that H. 8. lias just received from the Mr« H Judge, left for Merced, Cal., Satur-1 clever and popular young men in the liaml. ami u> furnish water with sufficient distamw and directions to Ashland, eame Ea»t a new invoice of coffins, caskets, trim PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS, dav U> take charge oi the l’o'tal Telegraph state. The weU-wishes of a host of friends pressure to extingpi-h hre. W e, ot course. I , .. , ... . mings, robes, etc., to add to his st ck,which WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC., office in that city. Miss Judge is one of the fo]iow them in their new career, own our water works now. but the citv verX near kllleii by the falling of i is the largest and most complete in the in pupils of Lieut. Hwift, about all of whom council don't mind wiving away « ther val- a burned tre (which he had not noticed) terior of the state. . ..» important ____ _______ C. R. Van Aehtvn, recently of Eileiia- uable franchises, with privilege' that, with- afongante of him. The roa«l has l**«-n Lave offices. „. Miss Judge is «1 a Building Papers, Wrapping Papera Martin Sullivan, formerly n ad master for student of <>uly ten mouths and u* to I* con- )rtlrjrt\V. T., has lease«! the famous W lute out exaggeration are w..rtl> millions to (nfl of Are and teams had to be whipped and Twines. grntulated on receiving Mich an important p-y, Curings of Grant Helman for a private coriMMutms. The people will know » » » .4»A.-aZ »ku the district south of Ashland (the position phe« m order to evade the now held by M. H. Burkhalter) but who ft billet, which «he has the qualification* to nJ p^^Ldoi ten years at a rental of i-XMl a «bat >ix h ughts arc wqitb \>ine day in «P in now superintending an immense ice pack AU kinds of near future, when it will l>e too late for and tailing timber». Engineer « iu.rvh. who recently returned year, at the end of which time all the im- the TI h * new bridge just built ucrosn across Keen ing business in the vicinity of Truckee. Cal., the knowledge to he of much ftvitil,— ; The ftoiu a trip to Nevada, say» that country ft provetnenls will revert to the original [Oregonian. ~ ARTISTS' MATERIALS. creek In* by «gentleman a gentleman named name«! Bean, which was in the city last week. He says the in a sickening condition. Stock raising and owner. Mr. Van Aetetyn has commence«! Truckee river, which usually runs a'steani ( The Red t row Cough Cure, made by l,ad n< * yet been accept««! by the county CONTRACTS FO« mining are their on’y Industrie* and „'e ’ putting the place in shape fora high state one-lialf as wide as the Klamath river, but unusual drvuih ha- leftthe reuntn mex- iU1p%vement.a»d before next summer Cba». WrightA Co., is especially adapte«I for <*°ÎJ.ï'’ Î118 “url.R'd °J1**....................... fully the same volume of water by reason The fires raging along the railroad from of l*ing steeper and flowing faster, has lieen P ainting , P apering , E tc . iremelv Ktock hfir can irrmely l*ad bad shape. Stock ,. i. ne no oougni havto wj|| jiave ft equal anv of the famous deep seated coM»,where there ____ is pam in the Steinman to Siskiyou have been checked dried up for several months from Truckee H>» next to nothing as there ta no nay io wm ia m ......... „.„« tendenev to nnenm.mia or nlen- • Cor. M.U1 and (iiujunt streets. *’ *v., tbc flr*t time tn a period of * 5 Äff'! fry T. K Dtìfltìn f ritto tip tftAr . thirty yèàrs. i I ¡»uT'Kifíe tor the Virm Rcvdito. i LOOK OUT. FOR Blounts Clothing Add NEXT WEEK. • n Bargains in Suits, Bargains in Hats, Bargains in Underwear, Bargains in Boy’s Clothing, Bargains in Boots, Bargains in Shoes, Bargains in Neckwear, Bargains in Pants, Bargains in Jeans, Bargains in Cottonades, Bargains in White Shirts, Bargains in Tobacco. I And in Fact Bargains in Everything for Cash Buyers. N DEPOT FEED STABLE. Yours Truly, O. H. BLOUNT. John Wheeler, GRAIN & HAY. CLOSING OUT ► ? 3 MERCHANT TAILOR Merchant. Jos. W. Hockersmith, ÌFRUIT SHIPPER Wishing to Reduce Our Stock Still More, Before Removing to Ba ker City, We Will Continue Selling AT COST! CHOICE FRUITS R. STRAIT, EVANS & BRUNK SALE >1 I % This is a Grand Opportunity to SHOE YOURSELF & FAMILY / At a Great Reduction Our Prices Speak for Themselves Call and Examine Them. : Ashland, Or
