Valley record., October 31, 1889, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
Loot.
A child lost it« father in the rush for
tho«e heavy, heavy spring heel -hoe- at
Dean's.
.
ASHLAND. O* ..Tnra»t>AT. Ort. SI, 1898
Jxraf.
On the »ide walk tn front of my residence
PEKHONAL AND 8OC1AI.
on Oak street, about ten days ago. my Rat
Bert Wliner l* employed at Corvallis.
tan <ane. I have had it nigh onto twenty
W. H. Gore wai al the *xpo«ition last year«, and the person finding it will make
me proud by returning. J. M. M c C all .
week.
ODDS AND
ENDS
The boom of C. C. Beekman, of Jack­
sonville,
as a Republican candidate for
1 ji Granite is preparing to erect electric
governor has been considerably talked
light work«.
"^^«iural>er of in«ane people in the state about in Northern Oregon during the
past week or so. It is rumored that
asylum at Salem number 549.
The multnomah county a—«»-inent tbi-I Beekman's fellow Democratic townsman.
Robt. A. Miller, has been advertising the
year will reach about $SMjM,00n.
candidacy
in that section. This makes
The famous Ferry»’ were divorced the
other dav at Tacoma. Mr«. Ferry get« three ojren candidates for Republican
$50j000.
state officers in Jackson county alone,
Baker City's fair was curraled by tin-horn and surelv some one will be placed in
gamblers, growls the Eastern Oregon Re­ the soup, as the Rcpublians of the bal­
publican.
ance of the state are too lean and hungry
Mrs. Chas. Crocker, wife of the Ute rail­ for office to allow the banner Democratic
road magnate, died at San Francisco last
county of Oregon to furnish a governor,
week of paralysis.
supreme judge and state treasurer. The
The Chronicle is almost certain that the
unapjieased thirst of the Republican
unknown matched to fight Ira Blanche will
ward striking politicians for the federal
be Jcak Denij»«ey.
plum, which Bro. Harrison is so slow
F. J. Carlyle, of Walla Walla, drew a
$15.000 prize from the Ixtuisiana lottery and (in their way of thinking) in dispensing
to the faithful hangers on, will create a
received hi.« money this week.
The electric railwav between Tacoma and big scramble for the few state and county
Seattle will be broad guage. It will lie com- offices at the next election. The breth­
ple.ed within eighteen months.
ren have the office itch bail and seem­
Burckhalter A Hasty can forward the ingly cannot contain themselves.
■Jacksonville Jottings
BREVITY BASKET.
Broadhead.
The new jail now awaits its occupants.
It will be unlawful to kill deer after to­
C. I. Talbott has opened a candy store
day.
in town.
Covered tin buckets at Dean’s. Price l(ic,
Wm. Hanley has been to B. C. on a 15c and 30c.
business trip.
Miss Abbie Goodyear ha« taken a case on
Col. R. A. Miller has returned from the the News, Medford.
Willamette valley.
A snide show paced the board* at Granite
Emma G. Pape is one of the eopiests Hall Tuesday night.
at the clerk’s office.
Reserved seats for "Kitty from Cork.’’ at
J. C. Wliipp’s many friemls are glad to the Plaza Corner Store.—75 cts.—
see him about again.
J. J. Strait now occupies the dwelling on
Judge Neil and wife have returned Main street recently vacated by J. E. Smith.
from a visit to Ashland.
Wm. Harris, a knight of the block, is
R. M. Shelv, a firetclass marble cutter, now employed in Robt. P. Neil's meat mar­
ket.
is working for J. C. Whipp.
Bradley <t Metcalf and Waverly school
Gen. T. G. Reames lias returneiljfrom
shoes
lead them all. For sale bv D. R. <fc
'*8** the eastern states,
E. V. Mills.
Miss Eva Parker has returned from
If you wish to buy for cash. Dean will
>ler visit to the \\ illamette valley,
sell not a little, but a great deal cheaper
Abe Newbury came from Central Point than any one else.
I
last week and tarried awhile in town.
Have your buttons made to match y- u
T. K. Bolton and wife, of Ashland, dress at D. R. & E. V. Mills. Button*
were visiting in Jacksonville this week.
made while you wait.
subscription of your j>a[>er or magazine
Mrs. P. I’. Prim and Mrs. Elizabeth
0. I*. Mauzev and brother have leased 2U0
cheaper than you can do it yourself.
Ex-Governor Moody lias lieen seen eir- Kenney have returned from the nietrojt- acres of the Levi Morris farm near Talent
and will farm it this year.
Settlers in the Big Bend country are still culating around in the different towns in olis.
very remote from the world at large. Sonic the state smiling on the jieople, and do-
W. G. Kenney and family now occupy­ Thos. O. Andrews advertises in this issue
of them have to go forty mile« for their 1
ing a great amount of buttonholing. It the residence just vacated by A. G. of the R ecord that he will prove up on bis
mail.
homessead December Pith.
has lieen the ambition of his wife to make ; Colvin.
David Hughes has been appointed post­ a United States senator of her husband,:
Don’t forget to see thesjilendid moonlight
Mike Gainey purchased seven acres of
master at North Canyonville. Douglas
effects, oil the “Lakes of Killarney,” seen
but
as
the
prospects
are
so
sure
of
Carrie
land from J. A. Cardwell, paying $100 only in the "Mirror of Ireland.”
county, Oregon, vice T. W. Denlierg re­
Price’s lover succeeding himself it is cur- per acre.
moved.
Schaefer & McClure, of Gold Hill, are
James Stevens, who is living on his making daily shipments cf Rogue river
It in no good to look at the thermometer f-rentlv rejiorted on good authority that
the
ex-governor
will
lie
a
candidate
for
this year to judge of winter. The only
farm in Josephine county, was in town salmon to the Ashland market.
thing to guide you is G, E. Dean's price.«, the Republican nomination for his old Monday.
It is admitted by all that Broadhead dress
which are always down to zero.
position.
Tom Clemmens has sold his stock of goods have no equal in America. Sold by
Undressed kid gloves at Hunsaker's.
The best cigars at the Soda Fountain,
Chloride of lime in bulk at Chitwood’.«.
O. H. Blount, the clothier and hatter,
Ashland.
Ball [minted pens for sale at Burckhalter
A Hasty’s.
f
Pickles in any style at E. M. Miller’s
grocery store.
The tine-t silver prunes in the market at
E. M. Miller's
Fresh nuts—all kinds—at The Soda
Fountain,
Fresh peanuts—from right off the roaster
—at Tlie Soda Fountain.
Fine picture moldings and frames just
received at Evans A Brunks’.
*
A new stock of glassware just received at
E. M. Miller's Ashland grocery store.
Ladies’ summer dress goods away down
for the next ten days, at M c C all ' s , for
cash.
It is rumored that Corporal Tanner's
going
friends are _
_ to present him with a
phonograph.
Pickles, pickled pigs feet, and everything
kept in the line of a first-class grocery stock,
on hand at E. M. Miller's.
Handsome stationery in the latest styles
for society u«e at Burckhalter A Hasty's.
Entirely new stvle of Kuching at D. R. A
E. V. Mills.
Water-proof building paper, wrapping |ia-
per and twine at Evans A Brunk s.
Fire. Life and Accident Insurance in the
leading companies at lowest rates. G. F.
Billings.
3—49
Men’s and boys’ clothing, lioots, shoes,
etc., etc., of latest styles, finest quality and
at prices that defy competition, at McCall’s.
An invoice of $2iM1 worth of fresh candies
has just been received with a lot of other
confectionery at The Soda Fountain. Try
them.
Fresh bread delivered at your door every
morning by 9 a . m . Orders left at 1.8.
Bakery, opposite Odd Fellows Hull, will lie
promptly attended to.
t
Independent
Market.
East Side of Main Street, A shland .
R. P. NEIL,
(Successor to 8. Stacy.)
PROPRIETOR.
What Ha« Become ot It.
W. H. Bariuw, formerly ol Talent, is rviw
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
at tifasam.
Nothing lias lieen lieard of the Ashland
Board
of
Trade
since
the
town
got
that
A. H. Waldridge *u over from 8ba«ta i
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living
valley tbi- week.
“setting np” in the West Shore. 1»
prices is all that we ask
J. O.
Wimer we« over one day laid that all it was organized for, simply to
We will make it to vour interest to
boom the interests of certain property
week from Klamath City.
deal with us, so give the new meat mar­
ket a trial
Tbo« W. Lynch is located in East Port- holders who couldn’t afford (?) to adver­
tise if thev ha>l to put up all the cash
land in the liarber busine»«.
jp^Tresh pork on hand every day.
Wm. Rolan win. the Sprague river »tock themBclvw? It look» tliat way to a reas­
onable man.
man, was in the city thin week.
To Teamstersand Haulers.
Mr* I. O Miller returned Tuesday from I Tlie Brotherhood of Conductor*.
Sealed Proposals.
About
an
hour
after
the
regular
jia«-
a trip to the Portland ex|>o»ition.
Addressed to J. 8. Walter, Chairman of
aenger
arrived
last
Monday
evening
a
E 1». Fotsdrajr. ex-countv clerk of thi«
committee on Water Works, until noon of
special containing 150 condu>-tors and
county, wa* in the city Sattir lay.
Nov. 2i'th, for the delivery of materials to
their
families
pu)l<*«l
in.
They
stopjied
Miss Jessie 1’lumertb ha» charge of tbe .
lie usisi in the construction of the city wa­
at the <lepot an hour or so where they
Postal telegraph office at Fra«t Portland.
ter works, from on lioard tlie car- at Ash­
land, to and along the route of the propos
( has. Coolidge returne>l to Lakeview yes­ took »upper, filling the large dining room
ed water works. Lengths, size- and weight
terday iroui 81. Vim ent’s bo« pi tai, Port­ . of the depot hotel to the brim. Being a
jolly and good natured set of fellow» they
of pipe are as follows:
land.
No. p'c's in. d'lii. Ki. l’gth. Wl. pci 1 I
A. A. Ba-bor, the rustling real e«tat*- I ■teemed to be enjoying themselves hugely.
8
agent of Gold Hill, and A. Smith, were up ! I It required »even Pullman care to accom­
10
1
21
210
9’j
21
10
210
modate them and after jiartakir.g of Mr.
V>-day.
13
24
10
125
Frank J. Isbell. De»kin», Or., was regis | Evans’ l<est they again boarded the train
12'.,
20
10
150
8
30
tered at the Merchants hotel, Portland. ' and were soon resuming their journey
400
8'i
16
480
6
«’4
: northward.
last week.
5
16
8T3
4
Mrs. B. R. Willits was down to Medford |
•>
16
Another Pioneer Dead.
18C'J
last week to attend the burial of her father,
John Tice, an old pioneer of this coun­
Ten tons lead in l'igs, 100 pounds per j-ig.
John Tice.
ty died at his home in Medford, October
twenty hydrants, about 225 pounds each,
Misses Lizzie and Yetta Flock, of Yreka, 25th ; aged, alont 58 years. His demise,
and other article«, carrying total weight to
are visiting the city, the guest» of Ml«« Mil- i : it is said, was the result of exposure in
al«'iu 600,000 pounds or 300 tons.
There are 3u3 jiatient.« in the insane asy­
E. B. Hunsaker.only. Ashland. Or. (35)
to
lie Gidding«.
A
large
audience
greeted
Dan
Morris
Sul-
.
goods
at
Galice
Creek
and
returned
Josephine county a few weeks ago. He lum at Steilacoom. The appropriation of
Projxisals must lie j»er ton. The ■ucie»'-
Hazel, the 10-month old girl of Conductor
Conductor Kearnev ba» lieen attending started from Grant's Pass to visit an ol<! $75,000 made by the legislature of 1887-8 ha.« livan’s Mirror of Ireland company last j Jacksonville,
ful bidder must furnish good and sufficient
the Portland fair with his wife, but resumed friend living but a few miles distant, and lieen exhausted, and the institution is going evening. The panoramic views of the Em­
Rev. Mr. Oglesby will take charge of Frank Guthrie and wife, d’ed at the:r home
'bonds, acceptable to the water works eotu-
erald Isle met with applause from many Mrs. Armstrong’s farm near this place in East Portland last Saturday night.
his run aga'n this week.
j mittee. for the faithful performance of Hie
on the way there was seized with a stroke on tick.
Fifteen
more
1-acre
lots
in
W.
A.
wearers of the green, esjiecially those wh",
Evans A Drunk have moved their estab­ Owen’s addition adjoining Central Point contract. Persons desiring to be informed
Wm. Slinger, of Med'ord, was alxiard of paralysis, which completely prostrated
the coming year.
Annie Price is dead at New York. She
Monday's south bound train for Santa Bar­ him. One side was entirely paralyzed w&« supposed to be the largest woman in i in their boyhood days were familiar with
D. L. Curtis came over from his saw lishment into the building next to the Reese on the east are still offered for sale. Also a« to routes and points of delivery, can call
the scenes depicted on the canvas. The en-
block on Main street, opjxisite the plaza.
bara, Cola.. on business.
five ten-acre lots. Choice bargains. at the office of the chairman, on Nov. lsili
and he layed out two days and nights the world. She weighed 500 pounds, and tertainnient was intersfiersed with singing ‘ mill on Foots creek the first of the week
Peter Henderson and Miss Jennie Wilcox Houses and lots to rent or sell. Address at lo a . m ., and a man will 1« furni-hed to
J. I*. Ewling, the ¡ilasterer. who has hi» I I liefore he was discovered. The deceased was brought to America by Barnum several and dancing. Dan Morris Sullivan is a for a short stay in town,
go over the route with them.
of Medford, were united in marriage one W. A. Owen, Central Point, Or.
family and headquarters in Ashland, U do­ leaves a wife and several sons and daugh- years ago.
very versaiile comedian,his Irishand Dutch
Mr. Johnson,of IJnkville, with Reames ' day last week, and have lieen taking a trip
The committee reserve the right to reject
ing some work at Albany.
Star
Bakery,
opjsisite
post
office,
Ashland
The Walla Walla Building and Ixian as-1 delineations being rapturously applauded. Martin & Co., was in town tlie first of,
I ter» to inourn his death.
any or all proposals.
J. S. W alter ,
Oregon.
Grund
tumble
in
the
price
of
northward.
Frank Harvey, formerly in the railroad
socia'ion is arranging a plan whereby the i Jo.-ie May Sullivan delighted the audience
Chairman Com. on Water Works.
bread. 8 loaves, 25 cts. 33 lb loaves for $1.
the week on business.
Butchering B um I ucm Hold.
with
her
singing
and
Irish
lmjiersonations.
W.
H.
Bentley,
G.
P.
of
the
I.
O.
O.
F.,
service here, is now conductor of the Port- <
association may purchase two eligible lots |
Pies, cakes, candies and nuts at the lowest
R. P. Neil, who for several years was ( each month and erect dwelling houses for : She possesses a good deal of chic and is a
J. W. Sowden, the w ide awake sewing ‘ will visit 1’ilot l!o< k Encampment No. 1« market rates.
land-Vancouver motor line.
machine
agent,
was
at
Grant
’
s
Pass
this
j
officially on Monday evening Nov. 18tli. A 1 quart, 10 cts.,
splendid sjiecimen of the bashful Irish
T. Shattuck and T. P. Lee, tlie Grant's engaged in the butchering basilicas when , rent thereon.
proprietor.
fnll attendance is desired.
girl. I Dennis Terry O'Reilly executed a week on a business trip.
Pass fruit »hipjrer». were in Portland on Ashland was but a small town, has pur­
Tacoma will have a saloon in the resi­
W. Bowden, the general rustling agent
SIX MILES SOITH OF
chase«! the meat market of L. Stacy, near , dence dis.rict, against the protests of 7,000 .«ong and dance very appropriate to his
liusiness the firat of the week.
Mrs. G. A. Hubbell, wlio made an ex- . Chas. Kahn will make another shipment j for J. the
Jacksonville Marble Works of J. C.
name and the day we celebrate.—Los An­
of Klamath county stock—cattle and sheep Whipp. will
,
Mayor Wheelrigbt voted to grant
:
tended
visit
to
Jacksonville,
returned
to
be
in
this
vicinitv
again
in
a
few
Simon Simkins, the genial Nasby of ’ Stephenson’s livery stable, and took poe- citizens.
GRANT'S PASS. OR
geles Tribune.
—from the Ashland depot stockyards next weeks, soliciting orders for this well-known I
I San Francisco Friday morning.
Wimer jKistoffice, was in the city last Sat- j session Monday. Mr. Neil has an un- i the l>cen.«e, and bis friends are much sur­
week
for
the
Portland
market.
institution.
Save
your
orders
for
monu
­
prised
thereat.
limited number of fine fat beeves on the 1
urday, the first time for several years.
A published card, thanking friends for
Sebastian Schumpf, who was working
ments, etc., etc., for him.
*
I. W. Burriss, Dick Roach and J. T. Rog­
The last published statement of the First services in lie sickness and death of a in the 8. P. D. & Co’s, mill at Grant's
Ed. Grubb.who has lieen spending several stock range, and will be able to furnish
returned
Tuesday
from
their
hunt
in
ers
The
Helman
farm
in
the
city
of
Ashland
weeks here with relatives and friends, left his customers the best of goods in his National Bank of Pendleton, shows that relative, is decidedly out of taste, says Pass, has returned to Jacksonville.
Dead Indian. They brought in five deer has been sulxiivided and is now orlered in
line. He intends to treat everybody I there is on dejiosit in that institution more the Chicago Inter-Ocean, and is now fol­
Saturday morning for Klamath county.
—CONSISTING OE-
small tracts at very reasonable prices. If
Mrs.
W.
J.
Plymale
returned
from
a
trip
|
jut consider it pretty dear meat.
than $-0,000 and it has besides $250,000 in
you want a pleasant home or a good invest­
Applc, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune’.
Chas, and Miss Maggie Tice, of Portland, fairly and merit a share of the public 1
to
Portland
Tuesday,
where
she
was
visit-
j
lowed
only
in
backwoods
communities.
its own money.
The military telegraph line will lie sold at inent in a good part of Ashland don’t fail Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine. Almond
ami Mrs. Ira Phelps, of Alliany, were called patronage.
_ ___
If a man’s friend cannot wait on him in ing relatives and attending the Rebecca auction by Lieut. Swift next Saturday. It to see this tract. For sale by G. F. Billings,
Sullivan
’
s
latest
comedy
success
—
“
Kitty
Walnut, Chestnut, Shade and Ormt-
to the valley on the death of their father.
lodge.
For Culling U. 8. Timber.
’
1-19.
looks as the line and Ft. Klamath are both or A. D. Helman.
folk." Replete with all the latest, sickness and bury him after death with­
niental tree«.
The case of the U. 8. against J. R. from
1
<’. W. Ayer», the architect, took a trip to
Miss Lizzie Graves, from the east, sis­ to be abandoned without a doubt.
The Oyster season is now open at the
out t»eing publicly thanked for it, he is
Portland thi» week on business connected Hammersly, charged with cuttingtimlier comic and topical songs—new dances and
—; JLI-.SO :—
ter
of
Mrs.
Dr.
DeBar,
arrived
Thursday
European
Restaurant
where
you
will
A. J. Barlow has leased the Barlow House
Irish specialties at Granite hall, Friday and a poor friend indeed. Common liumani-
with O. (laniard's fine brick ojiera house.
on government lands, came up for trial . Satuiday night.
ty should teach all 'people to visit the
and wili 8pend the winter in at Gold Hill to Dungan A Woolf, two always get those large delicious Eastern Strawberry Plante, Blackberry Plante
Mr». A. Dunlap, the estimable wife of the in the United States circuit court at Port­
and Grapevine».
young men from California, who are run- oysters, by the dish or by the can. Under
Be careful what you sav to a barber, i sick and bury the dead, without any ex-! town.
Masonic Temjile, Main street, Ashland,
pioneer blacksmith of Phteniz, was doing land last week, before Judge Sawyer and ,
“Cut it short;” said a customer to one who pectation of reward or the display of j Miss Martha Cardwell and her sister, | ning a first-class hotel out of it.
Oregon.
B. F. S xypek .
some «hopping ill the citv last Saturday.
a jury. The complaint alleged that be­ was spinning a long yarn in Ids ear while
Those new dress goods at Hunsaker’s are
of Sam’s valley, were visiting in town
Cheap
for
Cash.
Mr». E. ('. Kane after spending several tween May, 1881, and Novemlier, 1883, ( cutting his hair. The result was a clijqied gratitude through the columns of a
Saturday, the guests of Miss Genevieve | “just lovely.” That’s wfiat the girls, old j As w e have on hand 150 head of beef cat­
newspaper.
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hammersly cut from public lands in I head and some proranity.
IS GBUWX OX
and young, say. Better come early and
Moore.
tle and in order to sell the same liefore feed­
Berry, of Jacksonville, arrived home Tues­ Iaike county 519,348 feet of timber, of the
take your choice.
(25)
Sergeant Beiwick, of tlie signal service at
ing
time
will
sell
at
the
following
prices:
A Railroa«l on Trees.
Mrs. W. C. Hale and Mrs. Chas. Moore
day morning.
stew 3c. per pound. Boiling beef
value of 25 cents per thousand feet, i Sacramento, < 'al., says that since the South-
According to a California newspaper have been summoned to the liedside of I Services at ’lie Presbyterian church next ■1 Mutton
to 5c. per pound. Roasts 6 to Sc. per
Mr». Dr. C. E. Beene and children left which he caused to be made into i ei n Pacific railroad was finished storms en­
Sabbath,
morning
and
evening.
Sermon
Without lrri(/ation.
Friday of last week to join the doctor, who sawlogs worth $1.50 per thous.ind feet, i ter California south of Tehatcbapi oftener there is, in Sonoma county, a very pecul­ their brother, Frank Langell, who is . subjects: "The Church a Spiritual Power ’ jiound. Chuck steak 7e. per jHiund. Round
steak 8c. per pound. Pork and all other
iar railroad. It seems that between the dangerously ill.
ha» located at Woodland, Cola., for the and then converted into lumlier worth than
|
and
“
The
Uses
of
Financial
Depression.
”
in former years, and he thinks that
meats in proportion. H om ey A P elton .
'
t*. AVE do not handle, cultivate, or
Clipper Mill and Stuart Point, where the
practice of his profession.
The Oake’s Comedy Company, who
W. E. Price has sold lots 1 and 2, cleaned
$12 ¡»er thousand feet, to the damage of to
' some extent storms follow' railroad lines. railroad crosses a deep ravine, the trees
attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties
BORN.
Ben. P. Watson, manager of the Sunday plaintiff in the sum of $7,432.06. Defen­
jierformed
at
the
U.
8.
Hall
Friday
even
­
or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that
and fenced, in the Nickeil-plate addition to
Rev’s. T. K. Van Tassel, of Ashland, Mr.
are sawed off smooth at the same level,
thev are well ADAPTED to the soil and
Me-rury, who has lieen visiting old M-enes
dant denied all these allegations in his Barten, of Medford, and Mr. Black, of and the rails and cross ties laid on the ing, w as greeted by a large audience and 1 Ashland, to Francis M. Granger, recently BASHOR.—At Hold Hill, Oct. 20th, to Mr. climate treculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE­
about Ashland for a couple of week» re­
I
of
Tacoma,
con
$5CJ,
W.
N.
Lucky
macle
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Bashor,
another
Democrat.
answer, but admitted that he cut aliout 1 Grant’s Pass, who have lieen attending the stumps. In the middle of the yawning gave general satisfaction.
GON. Write for terr»» to
turns home this evening.
Baptist convention at McMinnville,
The Winter Photo Co. departed for I the sale.
500,000 feet of lumber worth $7 per thous- state
*
A. H. CARSON A SON, Grant's Pass,Or.
1
were visiting in Portland the first of the ravine stand two large redwood ¡trees
Miss Dora Flemming has completed her
The same switch that caused the accident
and. The jury returned a verdict for week and were piloted aliout the metrojiolib which compose a sulistantial trestle and Eugene after a month’s stay in the city.
OR
school at Deakina and entered the Ashland
j Chas. Nutlev, who is a resident of that are sawed off 75 feet from the ground. They did some excellent work while Friday night at Junction was again found
i W. B. C olton . Agent, Ashland, Or.
state normal ' he first of the week for a full plaintiff for $3,500. The timber cut was by
open just liefore the arrival of the tram
here and deserve patronage.
scrubby, knotty pine, which grows straa- place.
,
course in that institution.
Over this roail-beil heavy laden ears pass
i Saturday night. This outiagous careless­
glinglv
on
the
hills
in
Lake
county,
and
Council Proceedings.
ness should be stopped.—[Democrat.
John O’Conner, who has lieen in the city
It takes the Linn county doctor to pub­ with the same security as if the ror'«was
]
The matter of securing tlie right of way
several days arranging the preliminaries for which does not make very good lumber. lish
emphatic duns. The following is Dr. built according to scientific methods. In
The railroad company intend discontinu­
FAYS T11E HIGHEST MARKET
our new water works system, returned to Similar cases are pending against George E. O. Hyde's, of Scio, as published in the other parts of California the redwood through private property fo» laying water ing the telegraph office in their depot at
R. Hammersly and agaiust Russell A Press: “Positively the last call. All per­ forests are traversed in a similar man­ pij>e having lieen brought liefore the coun­ Gold Hill. This is a mistaken piece of
PRICE FOR
Portland the latter part of last week.
cil, on motion the following resolution was economy, as it will leave that town " ithout
W. J. Gregory, oi Central Point, accoin- Son, who have a mill in the same i sons knowing themselves indebted to me, ner, and it would lie an easy way to
' call and settle immediately. I need coin to build all railroads, if only the trees would i adopted:
telegraph communication if carrid out.
jianied by hi» wife and daughter, were section.________________
Resolved, That S. B. Galey be and is
my bills and must have it. Jawbone is
Miss Ada Wallace went to Albany and pay
1
alioard Tuesday morning's train fur Cali­
A shland , O regon .
Francis G. Watts, the youngest son of
grow
where
the
railroad
is
to
be
built.
hereby authorized to procure sufficient
Of Every’ Description Suitable for Ship­
Corvallis last week.
1 played out.”
fornia for the benefit of Mr. G’s. health.
deeds for the right of way for laying and i Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Watts, formerly of ment. Packing House on A street, oppo­
The old Holliday hotel in East Portland
KLAMATH COUNTY.
Hon. Robert A. Miller was in attendance
R. V. Beall, the hero of the bull race at
maintaining pijies for the proposed system j Ashland died at their new home in Spokane
site the depot, Ashland, Or.
REPAIRING promptly attended to
on the Farmer's Institute in this city last the District fair, was up from Central Point has been used as a basis of ojieiations by a
of water works whenever necessary to be Falls last week. The family have the sym-
of bunko men, who, it is believed have
Citizens met in the sch,-olhou.se Sa-yday lftid on or across priva e property, together palhy of their many friends in their sad
week and delivered an interesting address Saturday, looking up the bacon and lard gang
1
r»rl xrrxtArl
a tnv
ULZ mills
iiiilK for
frvv« il>a
kilnnnrt «x» <»
,
.
1
. - , ,
made quire a snug little sum for winter out and
voted a
tax <»f
of 3%
tlie slipport
on the "Relation of Geology to Agricul­ market.
( with the ngut to enter upon said land at affliction.
1 of unwary visitors to Portland from the
of
the
school.
A. J. Barlow and J. J. Houck, I Kith of
ture."
any time for the purpose of repairing the
E. J. Kaiser, of the R bcord returned from , country during the fair. Of course none of
Gold Hill, got into a misunderstanding
James Morton, the Bonanza merchant, same.
Mrs. J. J. Beard, of Tangent, who has hit northern triji yesterday, having l>een as the police of either city knew of it until they
dropjred into Klamath’.« seat of written
Tiie following resolution was on motion Sunday that led to a row, resulting in
lieen [laying her sister, Mrs. Kist, of Etna, far as Victoria and Vancouver, tn British were on their way to San Francisco.
law Slonday and departed homeward much adopted as to the method of jirocedure in Houck having his thumb bit off and the i
Cola., a visit, stopped oil in Ashland on her Columbia.
A San Francisco man who hail some Bos­ pleased with the manifest stability of our i opening, widening and establishing the latter's face scratched. Barlow was held to !
return home to see her »on, George M. Par­
Mis. Max Praclit. wite of Ala«ka's collec­ ton friends visiting him. jwsted a plackard
appear before the grand jury.
county government.
grade of streets, etc.
kinson.
tor of custom«, arrived from Sitka this in bis parlor with the following on it:
Sam Jackson has returned to Linkville I Resolved, That S. B. Galey be and is here-
Ladies, when I tell you goods have just
Wiu, Prather, son of Ehler E. L. Prather, morning for a visit of some length with “This is an United States household, and
and, a« usual, will make his home on his by instructed to draft a general ordinance arrived, I don't mean that they nave been
one of the estimable Du.ikard citizens of numerous friends in Ashland.
any person using the words ‘Sweet’ for fine farm at Lost river gap. Said he: I ' for the purpose of estahlishing, laying out, on hand three or four weeks, and if 1 don’t
Ashland, ts a resident of Portland, and
John Jamieson, who has lieen running ’Suite,' ‘Deppo’ for ‘Dejx>t,’ ‘Root’ for
the grade of any street, show you aliout forty new styles of dress
wears the cap and jersey of the Salvation the S. P. baggage department lietween ‘Route,’ or ’Ither’ and ’Nither,' will lie ■shall still oppose tali; ves and all their pro- ! alley, extablisljing
sidewalk or crosswalk, and any ini- i paterns that came in this week, I will make
tectors.
Army.
Roseburg and Portland, has exchanged choked in‘o insensibility and thrown into
, provenients necessary to lie made on any of
O. A. Stearns sent to the Linkville Cash the streets, alleys, sidewalks and cross­ you a present of n nice dress when you
Bob Ralph is in from Keno and will with John lJtne, of the Ashland Roseburg the street.”
come to Hunsaker’s.
(25)
Store
this
week
a
really
wonderful
pair
of
1
■pend the winter here. He .»ays they are run.
Lilierati’s band serenaded Governor Pen- tnrnips raised on his beautiful farm. One i j walks.
John C. More, who was up yesterday, in­
E. II. Sihofield ami wife. Mrs. Dave nover at Portland recently. The governor
having some trouble about the new tlour
J. A. Ramsdell was granted jiermission to forms Us that Fred. H. Rowe's new saw­
mill at that place and everything is at a Young. Mrs.------- , Misses Lizzie and Yetta had retired, but the sweet music strains of them, a Flat Dutch, measured three move a building from Almond street to
mill, put up at Tolo in place of the one
feet
and
three
inches
around.
Fiock, all of Siskiyou county, Cula.. were brought him to the front and he bid the
Spring street.
standstill.
burned down at Ireland, will be in ojiera-
at
Roseburg
Tuesday
filing
on
timher
land
The
sadness
occasioned
by
the
fire
has
1
Which will soon arrive, and for
Adjourned
to
Novemlier
Itb
boys make merry. Lilierati prizes the gov­
J. W. Williams, the jolly fellow who wo.«
. tion next weex turning out a superior lot of
in
the
Jenny
creek
section.
Mr.
Fradenburg,
lost
its
tune,
apparently.
Sheet
masic
con
­
ernor s gold match I mjx gift very highly. “I
formerly in the truck business with Thus.
I lumber for their trade. The public can
JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
W. Kates, but is now a resident of Indcpen recently in the livery business at Klamatli would rather have this lieautiiul present tinues to come thioiigli the mails for the
Miss Jane Del’eatt, of Ashland, is visit­ now send in their orders.
City,
who
has
been
locating
a
nunilier
of
1
ladies,
anil
the
gentlemen
are
whistling
I
i
than $1,K
he said. “1 prize it liecause it
deuce, w a» attending the fair nt Portland
l Four millionaire timlier men from the
! right merrily in their new and old places of ing friends in tlie city.
jmrties on timber land claims was with is a gi't from the governor of Oregon."
last week.
A nii<k wagon would make a good living east, whose names we failed to learn, were .
■ ousiness.
them.
E. J. Lamont, a clown, and one of tlie
Augii't Carlson, the universal combina­
'
in
this city, if run on business principles. : in the valley last week interviewing the
George Nickerson, formerly of this coun­
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kershaw, of the east, pai y of contortionists and tumblers recent­
tion fence man, who was formerly in busi­
j timber land locators. The timber land!
5
A.
J. Wolcott and J. 8. Denise slipped a
will
spend
the
winter
in
this
valley
and
Cal
­
ty,
who
has
lieen
on
a
visit
east
and
is
on
H r
ly
in
our
city,
was
examined
before
the
Jus-
ness in this county, canie up from East
I business in the Ashland district has taken
earload
of
hops
on
Tuesday
to
Bullalo.
N.
ifornia,
being
at
present
at
R.
V.
Beall's,
his
way
home
to
San
Jose,
arrived
on
Tues
­
Portland the first uf the week on a business
‘ ce at Shedd Monday for stealing a blanket
another
boom
anil
some
forty
or
fifty
no-
,
near Ventral Point. They were in the from J. \V. Ellison and held to await the day morning’s stage and left for Swan lake Y., and a car on Wednesday to Philadel­
and pleasure trip.
tices will ne jiublished in the paper« soon.
county last summer on a visit and were so action of the grand jury. He is now in jail. to meet his wife, who has been staying at ' phia.
W. W. Parker, of the mill firm of Parker
S. Pedgrift, of Ashland, has completed a
well pleased with our climate that they con­ He claimed that he did it to protect his the residence of O. C. Applegate.
J. N. T. Miller has resigned the presiden­
* Son, of Round Top. was in Ashland Sat­
job of [Mastering on one of A. W. Scott’s j
cluded to try this winter out here with the little boy from the cold nights, having no
cy
of
the
southern
Oroegon
agricultural
The
new
wagon
road
to
Ire
constructed
in
|
urday getting some of the machinery of
purjtose of locating if it suited them. Mrs. money to get lodging with.—[Albany Dem­ Klamath county, between Keno anil the fair. His successor will have to be chosen. contracts in the Willamette valley, and is j
it
u
their fine mill repaired. He «ays they are
now at woik at Grant’s Pass. Mr. Scott :
K. is a niece of Mr. Beall's.
ocrat.
California line, was planned by Engineer P. Who wants the office?
turningouta splendid quality of lumber now*.
was
so
well
pleased
with
Pedgrift's
work
in
Miss Hattie and Mary Coleman, two sue
The Grant’s Pass public school closed the saving him so much money by lieing a
A single jiage in a single issue of the Cen­ S. Eastwick, and made as direct as the con­
Hon. J. D. Whitman, of Medford, the in­ cessful school teachers of the county paid
tury taken for advertising purjxises costs dition of the region would admit. Chas. S. week last Friday with 350 scholars on the rapid workman that he made him a present
dustrious horticultural commissioner, fav­
the city a visit Saturday. Miss Mary will $500; in Harjier’s, $W0; other prominent Moore, Simpson Wilson and Jo Frankl are roll. Only one school in southern Oregon
ored the jieople who attended the institute
of $5n.
the commissioners for altering and rejiair-
not be able to resume her position in the
here last week with an able address upon Ashland public school on account of her magazines, from $350 to $160. A year's ad- ing the old wagon road and constructing can beat this showing.
Gen. E. L. Applegate lias received his ap- •
verLsement w( one column in the Chicago
the “Work of the State Hoard of Horticul­
T. II. Cone, of Ashland returned Wed­ pointment as agent for the Klamath Indian
voice failing her, but will take a much need­ Tribune costs $26,1.00; in the New York the new. By making a short cut from i
ture.”
ed rest at her home near Thienix. Miss | Tribune, $29,554 for the lowest and $.85,950 Chase's to Keno or the Ashland-Linkville nesday after straightening up tiie business I agency, and procured seven bondsmen at i
Peter Henderson wa« at Portland and I Haiti« is teaching a 'hool near Grant's: : for the highest rates: in the New York Her- road, Keno would be Irenelitted and the A L j ! of the 'ate L. Martin, who had purchased Grant’s l’asswhoseproperty was notencum ;
' various lots of fruit in this valley.
bered,and who were not on someliody else'» I
Tacoma last week, and intended jnocunng Pass and expects to start for Monmouth I ■ aid $.'«>,203 for the lowest and $359,000 for road shortened.—[Star.
a location at the former place, and go into in aliout six weeks to enter that school for I ' tlie highest priced column.
Everyone noticed the large crowds of ■ bond,and appeared before U. S. Dist. Atty, j
the barliering busiMaa with ired. Luy. who a thorough course.
men on the streets Saturday, . Of course that ' McArthur at Portland, to file ii Monday, j
LAKE COISTI.
is always the busy day. but we wonder if 1 The sum was $20,000.
is at present employed at the Hotel File.
The rumor is rife in Salem again that a
F. W. Ewing and family, who have lieen
8urjiri.se valley apples are arriving here last Wednesday night’s fire did not have
branch road is to lie built from Salem to
Thcoma.
An effort is on fact to form a joint stock
stopping at Ellensburg, Wti., for some
by wagon load lots, every few days, and something to do with it also, One hundred company, purchase forty acres of land j
S. H. Berry, two lawyers named Ruffin. time, stopped over in Ashland Sundav t>c- Meliama by the Southern I’acitie. It would
sell
for
three
cents
or
less.
men unexpectedly thrown o mt of employ- about one and a half miles in the southern
A. W. Wehner editor of the Nungett, and ing on their way to California. . Mr. Ewing be a fine thing for the Cajiital City. Salem
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In the case of Rehart vs Rehart, the ment do not always secure suitable vocation jiart of town for a public cemetery, and to !
several other gentlemen of Chcliallis, \\ n.. i I I will
go . lo Alturas
to wind up his business also has hojies of reaching Astoria by way
of
the
Narrow
Guage
and
the
prcqiosed
claim of referee W. T. Boyd for fees for in so short a time.—¡Courier.
remove the Ashland cemetery 1 hereto, j
expected t<» »tart to Jacki-on county theie. while Mrs. Ewing and the children
with their families this week to spend the go to Sacramento to visit relatives. Mr. E I Hillsboro line, and perhaps will in time. reducing testimony to writing was cut i Oregonians who wish to "cuss’’m high- Forty acres will give the different organiza- ’
w inter in trying to improve their health.
| will return to Ellensburg to attend one This glorious valley will eventually be net­ down by the court from f 191 to $65.
toned style and at the same time hide their tions and everybody else all the resting
ted with railroads; but keep your eye on
J.
L.
Morrow,who
has
just
returned
from
i
j
more
session
of
the
circuit
court
and
then
Mr*. M. B. Bowditch has returned from
profanity, are recommended to peruse the rooift they will w ant for ages to come.
Albany a« the center.—[Democrat.
Washington, where he has been in the in­ following: Tlie name of God in old Egyp­
The two Rolf boys and Hill, who tamjK-r-
her extended trip east, having gone as far will leave for Southern California to look
The following is verified in Ashland to terest of the settlers of Warner valley, pass­ tian is Ten; in Armenian, Tenti; in ( lav, ed with the switb at Albany, that resulted
a* Boston, and. of course, had a most en­ up a new location, the climate of Washing­
joyable visit. She wa* glad to get back to ton proving too severe on his constitution. quite an extent and is worth considering: ed through town last week, on his way to Buch; in Polish. Ikig; in Polaeca. Bung: in the painful and agonizing death of Engi­
Ashland, however, a« is everybody else who He is well heeled and desires to find a place "The prosperity of a town is graded by the Salem on the same business.
in Finish, Juinala; in Himlo«tanee, Rain: neer Miller and Fireman Quint Guthrie, are
wealth of its inhabitants, but the uniform­
■tays away a few month«. Mrs. Hart« el suitable for making himself a home.
At the citizens' meeting last night tlie in Persian, Sire; in Chinese, Prussa; in on trial this week. The ju»y should bring
returned, also.
Beit Worthington, of late the private sec­ ity with which they pull together when any following town ticket was nominated: Japanese, Goezer; m Peruvian, l’uche ca» forth and unite their thinkers on some
mode of punishment adequate to the enor­
A. H. Carson, the nurseryman, aci-oui- retary to A. N. Towne, general manager imjHirtant undertaking is to I* acconijili.-h- For mayor, W. M. Townsend; c< uncilmen. mea.
jianied bv Mr». Carson, were in the city sev­ . Southern I’acitie comjiany. has lieen j»ro- ed. A man with a thousand dollar« at his A. McC’allen, B. Daly, W. T. Boyd and M. I Tlie Canadian Pacific ha. penecled a time mity of the crime. Plain hanging is too
eral days last week in attendance on the ' moled to the position of superintendent of command and a love for his town in his T. Walters; recorder. Chas. Eshleman; at­ table for running a mail train, which in mild a punishment for such incarnate i
Farmer'» Institute. While here Mr. Car- the Dun-niuir division of the C. A O. rail­ heart can do more for the building up and torney, Jerome Knox; marshal, Al. Hem speed will ec'ipsc anything known in the fiend«.
I
We take pleasure in calling the attention
son took order* for se.eral thousand of hi« road. with headquarters at Dunsmuir. Mr. improving of it than the millionaire who ' minger; treasurer, S. C. Wallis.
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history of railroading. No passengers will
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choice fruit tree*, lie say» there will lie a Worthington will as-ume hi.« new duties on locks up his capital and snaps hi« finger at 1 The land office at this place has been or­ lie taken and it is to l>e run from Vancouver of the mamy readers of the R ecord to the
home
progre««.
”
great many fruit tree* put out in and near the fir«t of next month. Snjierilitendent A.
dered to sell the Ft. Klamath military and to St. John, N. 1!.. from the Pacific to the advertisement of A. H. I arson A Son. the
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F. George, ha- l>cen removed. All the rail
Ashland thi« fall.
The ca-e of l.azaru-and Jone« is a good hay reservation, but the date of sale has Atlantic, in four nays. It was requested by leading nurserymen of Southern Oregon, to
road
hoys
seem
io
l>c
jubilant
over
the
fact
illustration of how the low price for cattle not been made. This is quite a large body the imperial government for the speedy Ire found in another column. They have
Mrs. J. D. Fountain, «ho ha« lieen at
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l.inkville for several weeks |«st. came in that Mr. Worthington is soon to become and high jirii-e for lieef work«: Jones .«old of land, and the hay reservation is especial­ transit of the English mail which passes sold many thousand trees in Ashland and
their "Iwiss.” Many of the operators of his a bullock to Lazani« for $16, of which he ly valuable. The order to sell this propertj between that country and China and Japan. expert to deliver several large orders here
la«t week and will have their household
division arc well acquainted with Mr. agreed to take a fore-quarter for hi« own is nearly conclusive evidence that Ft.Klam The experimental train will lie given four this fall. They guarantee satisfaction am!
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efforts «hijqieii out to IJnkville next week,
where they will take up their permanent Worthington, as he was at one time »iter­ use. and this is the way Lazaro« made out ath will remain |>eriiianently abandoned.— days and fourteen locomotives will lie- ru n, respectfully ask to Ire allowed to fill your
order*
[Examiner.
each going aliout 210 miles.
residence. Mr. Fountain i« doing a good ator in the railroad office at Red Blurt. tlie bill:
“Goodbye George."—¡Cottonwood Register.
mercantile busine«* there and we congratu­
To
quarter
of
l>eef.
185
lbs,
at
10c
$18
50
Star Bakery, ojiposite jMistoffice,Ashland,
Ail editor was dying; the doctor plac­
Suits are worth 50 [ kt cent. more. 2<i<)
I
Children Enjoy
By one bullock ...
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16 (MI
late IJnkville on receiving such a desirable
ed his ear to the ]>oor fellows heart and The plea-ant flavor, gentle action and sooth­ Oregon. The leading bakery of Southern
Medford io Jacksonville.
Men's Overcoats fop 3.oii
acquisil.«on to their population and hope
Balance
.
$ 2 50 muttered : l’oor man, circulation almost ing crtect of Syrup of Fig-, when in need of ' Oregon, established live year*. » lb loaves
Patrouize the only wagon that connects
Mr. and Mrs. Fountain will like their new
1
of
premium
bread
f"r
25
cts.,
33
fur
$1.C).
laxative, ami it the father or mother lie
with every train, rain or shine, and carries
Heavy Wool Blankets very low.
The next bullock Jones had he kille<i him | gone. The living e-iitor raised himself a
home and new a«*<s'iate«.
costive or hilliou* the most gratifying re­ Cakes, pie« and confectionery. Ice cream
tlie V. S. mail and Well«. Fargo A Co.'s ex­ self, used a quarter.threw away tlie balance,
and gasped: It's a lie! we have the sults follow its u«eL so that it is the lie-t in season, a!«o sweet cider at 5 cts. per
Di'oo in'awl see the eooils ami if thev <l«»u 1 .-nit \<»u
M. A. Jatxibs. the *eni«»r member of thi« press. Satisfaction guaranteed.
and saved $2.50.
J ohn D yak . driver.
largest circulation in the city—more than family reuiedx known and every family glass. 10 cts per gallon. Furinshe<l rooms
journal of gossip, »lang, scandal, etc., etc .
should have a bottle.
for one person, by the night 25 cts.. by the
You are likely to get fooled every time our two contemporaries combined—bet
will leave next Monday for a trip to Cali­
The Red Cross Cough Cure, made by
The Hatfield McCoy serial tragedy now week $1.50. by the month $.i.<l0. Give me a
fornia. Mr«. Jacvl* lussimpanie« hnu and < ha«. Wright A Co., is especially adapted for you begin an article in a newspaper, says you $50. He then fell hack and peace­
W m . M ill «. Proprietor.
running, with the scene- alternately laid in call.
they will first take in San Francisco, after deep seated colds,where there is juiin in the some one. The first thing you know you fully expired.
Kentucky and West Virginia, is longer by
which the» will visit the latter - relatives in chest, and tendency to pneumonia or pleu­ run into a genuine ad. Awful. The be«t
While in the city call at the Eur«qre.m
another chapter w hich chronicles the lynch­ Restaurant and Oyster House. Single
Fucnishecl Rooms to Rent
the interior j»ari of the «rate. If the brake risy. It will stop a hoiking night cougli way is to keep < ool, not get excited, but
meals only 25 cent-.
call directly on E. M. Miller and order your
beam* are as easy riding south >f >an Fran­ immediately. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
At Star Bakery opposite postoffice. Ash­ ing of Green McCoy and Milbin Haley, the
Do you wish Pearly White Teeth, healthy
cisco as they were north of Ashland. Newt,
An extensive assortment of lady's and giocerie« an I crockery ware. He keep« a land. Terms: One for one person by the two men concerned in the killingof a young
night J5cts;
i
may continue hi* trip to southern Cali gentlemen's snoes and boot«, direct from first-cla«« stock an-1 hi- prices are rea.«on- , mgui,
by the week, $1.50: by the man and his bride who Wouged to the op­ gums, pure breath? L’«e Wright's Myrrh
iooth »oap. sold by T K. Bolton.
luoath, $5.
posing faction.
Boston, «t J. M. McCaU’s.
♦ 'able.
fornia-
.îàitec te : REDLAND NURSERIES.
200.000TREES FOR SALE
!
Our Nursery
Red Hill Land,
Jos. W. Hockersmith,
O. R. BUCKMAN
CHOICE FRUITS
How Is T his ?
FOR OUR
Holiday Stock,
trill offer Good* at the following loir price* to
CASH BUYERS:
Boy’s Boots, 1.50 per pair.
Men’s “
2.00
Men’s Heavy Working Shoes, 1.50
Boy’s Hats for 25cts. each.
Men’s Hats “ 50cts “
Men’s Cotton Pants, 50cts. per pair.
Men’s Fancy Dress Pants 1.50 up.
Men’s all Wool F’l Underwear 1.00.
Men’s all WoolBlue Overshirts 1.50.
Men’s Canton F’l Underwear 50cts.
Men’s Fancy Striped Underwear 1.
Men’s Overshirts for 50cts.
Men’s Suspenders for lOcts.
Men’s Suits for 3.50 each.
Men’s Suits for $3.50 each.
5.00
6.00
8.00
lO.Oo
Yours Trulys
O. IL BLOUNT