Valley record., November 28, 1889, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
ATTEMPTED Ml’RDEI!
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This will appear but once.]
ODDS AND ENDS.
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BREVITY BASKET.
Chloride nf lime in bulk at Chitwood's.
The oyster is now "in the soup.”
.Vn excitement was created on the
O. H. Blount, the clothier and hatter,
Ex-Sheriff Frank Riley died at Yreka
Ashland.
street» last evening bv the evident at­
la-t Friday.
Cry-antheiuums are in their glory.
AU pioneers of Jackson county, who
A swlasd . O s
Tweasr-zv. Nov.K. 1*0
tempt of a man name<l Abner Kent to
Stove wood wanted- inquire at the R ec ­
arrived in the county prior to or during
<
ircuit
court
for
this
county
begins
its
Suburban courtships have been transfer­
murder Policeman Jas. K. Leabo. Kent the year Hx>, who will call at my pho
ord office.
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grind next Monday.
Wie *f th* HaBdMonrtt Br»i4en«e« ia the Ntat*
PF.Il»>\A|, ANI» MOCINI
red from the gate to the grate.
waa qiurrelin.' around that evening with tograph gallery in .(»bland during the
Ball pointed pens for sale at Burckhalter
Hogs are bringing four cents on foot, and A Hasty’s.
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far Sale ar Eirhaigt for Farm Property.
A
stitch
in
lime.
Take
Simmons
Liver
Ar<-hie Freeland arr-.ved to-day front Ft. an opium "fiend” named l»an Smith. months of December, 1889, and January
the market is well supplied.
Regulator and prevent sickness.
Klamath.
Entirely new style of Ruchingat D. R. A
About 6:3) he ruahed into the Exchange and I’cTirmiry, UW0, and allow me to
1 number of tea 'her- are lieing examin­
Martin A Harris have received their new < E. V. Mills.
1 w ill sell on long time or exchange for
J J. Donahue is over from Dun mnir for aaloon, and grabbing a revolver from un­
make
a
negative
of
them,
will
be
present
­
ed for certificate« at Jack-onville to-day.
stock of Wheeler A Wilson machines.
Thanksgiving
I’ickles in any style at E. M. Miller’s farm, my residence in .tshland with a '
der the bar went out a ro»» the street. ed «ith one cabinet-size photograph of
grocery store.
—Tt
, frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and ISO
Sheriff Protean and wife return to Salem The owner of the pinto] soon went out
The electric light company are preparing
Bill Nve and James Whitcomb Riley are
herself or himself free of charge.
.
The finest silver prunes in the market at on .Hida Jve. The grounds are nicely
in a few day«.
I
to
furnish
resilience-
with
incandescent«.
liooked
for
an
entertainment
at
$alem
after him and recovered tbe gun. Police­
I E. M. Miller’s
Mat. M. E. T iler .
March 25th.
Ml»» Lizzie Fioek. nf Yreka, is vuitlnx man I^abo went to Kent and gave him
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Mis« Dollie French
died one day ___
this I Fine picture moldings and frame« just : lain out with choice fruit and shrubbery,
.tshland.
Or.,
.Vov.
28,
1889.
Han Franriwo.
artificial stone walk, good stable and out
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According to the dispatches, the king of weekatthe residence of Hunt Magruder, ■ received at Evans A Brunks’.
warning that if he did not behave him­
Only a few more Choice
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Father Noel rbanted Ma«« in the Catholic self he would have to lock him up. After
Ijind Ciue*.
Portugal and Queen Victoria are l>oth try- Central Point.
Water-proof hnilding paper, wrapping pa­ buildings. This cottage was built in the
ehur>h bere Sunday.
| ; I all of 1888 of the choicest material and
C. A. Sehlbrede h.iB received a letter
catch the Brazilian Pedro.
some discussion and abuse from Kent,
Robt. G. Smith, of Josephine, and D. T. per and twine at Evans A Brunk's.
A. F. George ba* left Dun-muir for Lea bo attempted to bustle him off to tbe from the «ecretary of the interior stating
A new stock of glassware just received at : by first-class workmen, Newson Bro«.,
Do you wish Pearly White Teeth, healthy Layton, of Jackson county, were appointed
Southern California.
E. M. Miller's Ashland grocery store.
‘ S. F. architects. Will sell or exchange
! town jug. Kent struck Leabo with hi* 'that the land case» ap|>ealed by him had i cum«, pure breath ? Use NV right's Myrrh • notaries public.
desirable location, with a frustag»
R A. Bowman and fsmily departed for figt and
Ladies' summer dress goods away down i any part of 1 to 4 acres all iu choice fruit In of this
gtra(.k Rent wi|h hig cane been referred to the attorney general • Tooth Soap. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
50 feet on Alida avenue ami « depth
The Main street cross-walk is being en­ for the next ten days, at M c C all ’», for
Corvalli* last evening.
I The letter also stated that there were ' Col. Rathbone, of NV ashington, D. C.,
of
190
ft. Centrally located and a beau­
1 and adjoining said residence. This is
i knocking him backward some distance,
larged to the width of six feet by H. A. cash.
tiful view of the surrounding
Mr». R. L Wimer ia visiting her people f^bo closed in on him, and Kent quick- ! 1200 cases ahead of him, and that a de-j bunnder of the Knights of Pythias lodge, Ferguson and T. R. Fuller.
the
most
modern
in
style
and
best
con-
country makes these kits the
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance in tbe
st Stay ton. Manon county.
jv drew
knife, and with his right i cisión could not lie rq»che<i before ten wa' dying the first of the week at Lima. O.
companies at lowest rate«. G. F. i structed cottage in Southern Oregon,
most desirable and choicest
Wm. Wimer and A. S. Payne last week leading
Billings.
3-19 1 choice location and can be had at a bar­
Residence Lots in Ash­
John A. Hanley went over tn Shasta hand at Leabo's back, at free play com- month» The cases referred to are those ■ The Willamette valley is fifty miles wide completed a two-storv hotel—24x48 feet—at
land. rrieea low.
of married women who have filed on tim- ¡ and 150 long and contains (>500 square Klamath City for Otto Shady.
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’
ickles.
pickled
pigs
feet,
and
everything
gain.
Inquire
of
E.
E.
Miner,
owner,
or
valtev on bn«ineaa revterdav
menced strikeing digging blows in the
kept in the line of a first-class grocery stock. i
her land ami now api>eal from the decis- i miles. Nearly every acre is fine farming
TERMS
EASY.
NV. N. Luckey, Real Estate ,lgt. .tshland
P. B O’Neal re urned Friday from a1 neighborhood of the heart. A b they
N. Gates ha.-been appointed postmaster on hand at E. M. Miller’s.
’ ‘
’
ion of the comniiKbioner holding that I land.
Climate
free
with
each
lot. Ix»>k at th*«
' at Althouse, Josephine county, vice A. H.
pleaaant vtait in Napa county, Cal.
were l>oth about falling Fred Snyder, the
Men’s and boys' clothing, boots, shoes. j : Oregon.
lots before buying elsewhere. Enquire wf
they have no right to do bo in Oregon .
Gibbs’ father, w ho is a judge in Arkan­ Platte, removed, say the dispatches.
etc.,
etc.,
of
latest
styles,
finest
quality
and
E. E. Minar on the premise«.
iffTtt;
W H. Barr, of Medford, made a buataesa i
butcher at Pelton’s meat mar- Mr. Sehlbrede is of the opinion that he sas. is said t«i lie worth $(¡0.000. and will
at prices that defy competition, at McCall’«.
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I ket, rushed in and throwing Kent down will ultimately win a <!<« inion in favor of spend money freely to secure the liberty of
trip over u> biikiyou county Friday.
The night before the Linkville stage was
Bradley A Metcalf and Waverly school .
W m . H arffr
robbed the same stage contained $5300, shoes lead them all. For sale bv D. It. A j ! J. H, M artin .
plac‘d his knees on his neck against the hi» clients.—¡RoHeburg Review.
his son.
Tho* H. Cone left for Humboldt county,
Fall and Winter Clothing.
•
t
.
which was probably what the robber was E. V. Mills.
mud,
and
bolding
his
hand»
searched
Cal., via Ban Franciico. last Monday.
A. Lessing’s furniture store and its con- after.
Fresh bread delivered at vour door every
him, and soon placed him in the lock up. i Deputy
.— j-'“.’ Sheriff Billy
f.iij Clarkson was
».io on
un i i tents at Lakeview were destroyed by fire
Fred Shultz, the Canyonville miller, wa»
Mrs. K. Howell is the most experienced morning by 9 a . m . Orders left at U. 8. ,
GENERAL
I>iabo was moved to Leabo <k .'uiith’s {Saturday’s train, bound for Siskiyou recently. Loss $2500. The town had a nar-
Bakery,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, will be !
up again yesterday seeing the sights.
carpet weaver in Ashland, and those want- promptly attended to.
i second hand »tore, where it w as found ! county, having delivered Gibbs, the col-1 row escape.
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■ ing work in that line will please call at cor.
The festive Billy McNeal is attending the ; that he hail three knife wounds over the ored murderer of McDevitt. Although I T_v„ . u„i.„ .. > ,
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J. NV. Sowden, the general rustling agent
j V
.
, ,
, ,
I John A. Baker, who has , been away , from
Mechanic and Laurel Sts
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engineer and firemen'« ball at Sisson.
for the Jacksonville Marble Works of J. C.
heart from the back, two of which were j the Jregontan ano other papers had an- ■ Ashland about three years, but is now lo-
NVhipp,
will
be
in
this
vicinitv
again
in
a
few
­
A
nd
ID
ealers
I
n
NV. A. Cordell, Thos. Overton, H. M.
F. H. Vining, wife and little ton arrived serious and one only slight. The instru­ i nounced that the reward had reached j cated on a faini on Big Butte, is visiting
ASHLAND
weeks, soliciting orders for this well-known ■
- .OREGON.
Foote and M. Cox are fixing up the inter­ institution. Save your orders for monu-. Marne**. Buejyien, Cart*, It ay-
from Tacoma yosterday for a visit in Ash- ment happened to be a common pocket $1300, Billy only got $1170 for hie service I relative.« and friends here.
!
ior
of
the
new
brick
addition
to
Postotlice
on*.
itHplentent*,
etc.,
etc.
nients, etc., etc., for him.
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Ha« just received the higgosi ami
land
knife and the blade was broken out of ' to the state. The Pullman company re- ' Charley Ross.—The Mining and Engin­ block into neat office and store rooms.
stock of goods- ever brought to Ashlaad.
The Helman farm in the city of Ashland j i
A fine stock of im]>orted goods. I also car­
Mr». D. J. Ferree was in town the first the spring during the fight. Kent had fused to pay their sum of the reward,and eering Journal declares that after spending
Susanville, Cal., Nov. 20.—There was a has been subdivided and is now offered in
ry all classes of goolls. hence you cannot
n.ooo.OOOO
in the
of the week en route fp-ni Eugene to been around all evening wanting to buy as there was nothing but their word of "
“
‘ search,
‘ only two pound' I«
small tracts at very reasonable prices. If
fail to he suited. Call and examine the
heavy
earthquake here this morning at 6 you want a pleasant home or a good invest- ! ' New York, Helpmate, Domestic,
Keno.
honor ae respectable citizens com pi'll ing I of tin have ever been found in Dakota.
a dirk knife, and the fact of it lieing a
stock for yourself. Nothing but tirst-el*«
o’clock. It was confined to this immediate mem in a good part of Ashland don’t fail '
them to do bo , they easily got out of it.
Wheeler ik NV il »on No. ».
work, a good fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Morri* Howell returned to-day from Sa- pocket knife and its intended victim
Seventeen more men from Yuba arid vicinity, not lieing felt three miles west of to see this tract. For sale by G. F. Billings,
Also line of a Conductor’» Cloth.
’The Star that lead- them all—the light­
lent. Chas. Gunnuson went there last wearing a heavy overcoat is the onlv Anil the mavor of Portland, Millionaire Suiter counties were at The Oregon tbe town.
or A. I). Helman.
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1-49.
running D omestic .’’
■ Van B. DeLaahmutt, in whose hands of- first of the week, en route for Lakeview to
week.
r. i.
thing that prevented a cold-blooded mur­
Ira Worden, of Keno, brought in a band
European Restaurant For Sale.
I ficially fell the duty of handing over the locate timber claims in the Klamath river
John Bolton arrived last night from San der. Policeman Leabo is noted for giv­ reward, had the nerve to charge Clark­
of hogs for the Ashland market Saturdy.
A first-class restaurant for sale. Doing a
section.
Francisco to eat Thanksgiving turkey in ing a man plenty of warning and never
He says he has hogs, but nothing to winter good business; fitted up with good new
son
$30
for
the
service.
But
then
he
is
a
GREGORY & HICKS.
Uahland
The
Bandon
Recorder
says
the
law
against
them with, and hence wants to be minus furniture, all in good condition, and in bus­
acts rough in arresting a man, which “sheeny”—not necessarily a Hebrew or
placing
obstructions
across
rivers
in
Oregon
hogs.
iness
part
of
town.
Apply
to
Jacob Kahn, of Portland was on Sunday's will make Kent’s case that much worse. a Jew—but a common, every-day
so as to prevent the movement of salmon
House. Sign, Carriage, así
B. F. S xvder , Proprietor,
train for Fl. Klamath, and thence to San Kent has l>een around Ashland off and "sheeny,” and a "sheeny’s” patriotism
It is said that the statue of A. J. Stevens,
is most flagrantly set at naught at the
Main
St.,
Ashland,
Or.
Francisco.
late master mechanic of the Central Pacific
on for 18 months, is a hard-< ase, ever never raises above his pocket.
Decorative Painting.
j mouth of Rogue river.
road, erected at Sacramento, is the first
Dana Mathiot, representing J. K. Gill A ready with a knife or gun. He will have
BORN.
Dom I’edro had to go, but his game will statue of a working man erected in this
Business Changes.
Co., Portland stationers, was in the valley his examination to-morrow. Mr. Leal>o
Special Attention ¿ven to
TLLYYLLSR'ELL.
remain a lavoritfin the trine Americas* country.
MERRICK.
—
In
Ashland. Nov. 24th, to
J.
K.
VanSant,
who
has
been
conduct
­
this week.
« is around this morning, his weunde feel­
world without end. Men who lightly re­
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I.. Merrick, a bounc­
ing a grocery business on the corner of
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
The secretary of war in his annual report
gard his loss of a throne will continue to
Dr. Songer was on the sick list the first ing quite sore, The knife went in about
ing baby girl, just the image of its papa.
recommends that the militia in the sea
*fe.Freight moved about town at rates
of the week, but is up attending to busi- two inches. It is not believed that they Main and Helman streets in Ashland for struggle like heroes to save pedro.
coast states l>e specially trained for defens­ PANKEY.—At Central Point, this week,
a year or more, last Thursday sold his
new again.
will prove fatal.
LONVER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
stock, good will etc.,to William Breeden, 1 Archbishop Gross arri veil from Europe in ive warfare, in case of trouble with some
to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Pankev, axon—
Claiborne Nell went to Grant's Pass yes­
'
good
time
to
take
part
in
the
centenary
cel
­
foreign nation.
12 lbs.
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any­
and rented him the store and dwelling i
Atljndgcd Ii>»anr.
!
Leave orders at Hmm A D odue '«
terday evening to visit bis children and
ebration at Baltimore. His Grace preach­
for
one
year.
Mr.
Breeder
is
from
Lin-1
where
in town at lowest price«.
Nothing
makes
a
better,
more
useful
or
I Store.
BUTCHER.—In Ashland, this morning, to
grandchildren
Alonzo Curtis, a painter with marked coin, Neb., and has a wife and one son, ed the sermon to the members of the Cath­ ornamental holiday present than can be
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Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Butcher, a daughter.
olic Congress on Monday, the 11th.
Mrs. Chas. Miller and little children pt* uliarities who has been about Ash­ who arrived with him to make Ashland
found at the varied furniture stock and
went to Alltany Saturday to visit with the land for some time, was taken to Jack-. their home. Albert Millsap remains in
J. H. Stine, founder of the Grant's 14s» store of Smith A Dodge in Ashland. It
THE
farmer's mother.
Courier, ha- Ijeen appointed to a position will pay the investor well to keep an eye on
Honville last Thursday, adjudged insane ■ the store as clerk.
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in the government printing office. Ila is this fact
by
Judge
Neil
and
sent
to
the
asylum.
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H. Fox is over at Henlev this week in-
still in the newspaper founding business,
epeeting a quarts mine he and David Payne The Salem Statesman thus summarizes I R. M. Garrett one day last week pur­
E. M. Gallaher, of New Pine creek, has
having just established one at Independ­
his cast*: “Alonzo Curtis, of Ashland, an I chased M. Caton's interest in tbe saloon ence.
and E. R. Ainos own.
returned from Ashland with his son, who I
IB IN TONVN AND THE
I business of Caton de Garrett and after­ i
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Capt. W. F. Songer, wife and daughter unmarried American, 27 years old, was wards sold a half interest to Chas. Hos-1 Chas. Williams, brother of Tom, the was thrown from the wagon on the trip I
over
and
broke
his
leg.
He
was
under
the
|
Rub Board put Away Forever.
have reached Pasadena, Cal., and will un turned over b> the .isvlum authorities1
yesterday for treatment. A year ago the | i ley. After April 1st, (when their license man who attempted to make a target of physicion’s care for four weeks.—[Lake-;
4»ubted|y winter there.
PIRCRHNERN Uh 1EFEIEWE8:
expires) Mr. Hosley will purchase the 1 '‘1>eter the Poet," was discharged by the view Examiner.
man—arrested in Jackson county, on 1
Tn f
District Attorney Colvig came in from
whole ami continue the business under d*’lr*ct attorney of <<rant county, as he
Mrs. (.’. NV. (laniard, I
Mrs.
D.
E Hyde,
Our friend Bob Armstrong informed us f
And Have Le?«« Kent. Etc., Etc., To Par.
Linkville Monday, tbe circuit court for the same complaint wa» released and | his own management. Bob Garrett re-1
pr?v® an u'''l'‘^tionable alibi to the
Mrs. M. F. Blanton,
that he had the contract of fencing Colonel Mrs. B. Million.
Klamath county having finally wound up. supplied with funds to take him to his tires from the business with the credit, C large ° s
so ’ in^’
Scobie’s ranch near Ashland. The extreme Mrs. R. 8. Barclay, Mrs. M. J. Hatfield,
borne in California, but stopped in Ash­
Jaa. B. Eddy has retired from the Pen­ land. The patient essayed work, but of conducting the quietest, most orderly | I ndei the title of "The Southern High- length will lie alxmt four miles, and the ,
Mrs.J. NV. Million.
dleton Tribune, and ba.« been visiting in
lacked continuity, and never completed and respectable saleon ever conducted I wav,” the Southern Pacific company have lumber and pouts have all l>een furnished t
this section, leaving for Coos bay Monday
Investigate Soon, as I Have Not
issued a neat and beautifully illustrated from Sisson.—[Sisson Herald.
a job. He is a Presbyterian, without in Oregon. Bob’s bump of order is chron­
evening.
Long to Stay
pamphlet descriptive of the points of inter­
ic.
and
anybody
found
making
inischeif
J. H. Martin caught a party stealing I
friends, irregular in habits, chewing to­
Johnnv Murpby, who was so unfortunate bacco to excess, and before his commit­ in his place was invariably “bounced.” est on the company’s lines from Portland chickens from his hen roost last night and ; Inquire at the R bcord office.
south and east to New Orleans.
as to have a leg broken about six weak« ment disassociating with his fellows, Charley Ih-sloy has a host of friends and
took a shot at him. He just wanted to W. J. ZUILL. Gen. Agent LAUNDY
ago, is now around on crutches, waiting (or
It is said that ex-Judge Thomas H. mark him so be could teke dinner with
QUEEN CO., Ashland, Or.
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slept in sheds, barns and shops. will do well in the business.
Smith is seriously ill at Alameda, Cal. him to-day. Other thefts of turkeys,geese,
it to mend.
Onanism is charged with this unreason­
IHvolling Burned.
TO SELECT ZFEdOLdL
Smith was the first sheriff in Oregon and ducks, and so forth, were reported last
Hiram Farlow returned Tuesday from a able being.” Curtis has seen better days,
The alarm of fire Tuesday evening adjacent territory, his bailiwick then com­ night.
Everything Imaginable in that Line Kept In Stock At
businea* trip to his Linn county farm, and and when he had his wits about him was
prising a great extent of territory. Of late
reports the real estate boom at Albany os a good artist and catnmanded a top sal­ about 9:30 stitred the citizens up to a years he has been a practicing lawyer at
A. NV. Scott, the well known contractor,
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high pitch of excitement. The cause was
being red hot.
now has under construction the new wing
ary. Dr. Harry Lane is said to have a the burning of a dwelling on the corner Alameda,
of the insane asylum at Salem, stopped in 1
PER YEAR K8IIEM I! AS1LAIR.
Thos. W. Kates left Monday for -Walla sure, quick remedy for this complaint, of Iowa and Fairview streets, in Iowa
JLSULJLJSriD,
OREGON.
Geo. A. Knight, a commercial traveler for the city last night on his way to Baker
Walla county, Wash., to look after the dis- ( quite common with sheep herders.
For
Sale
at a Reasonable Figure.
town, a suburb of the city. It belonged to N’ewstadt Bros., San Francisco, toy .many AJiQ’, where he will at once liegin the con­
poeal of this year's grain crop raised on his
Mrs. Asa Fordyce, an estimable old pio­ years, was burned to death in a hotel' fire af struction of the Baker City national bank.
Any one meaning business can find out
Embryonic 11. H. Magnates.
large farm there.
further particulars bv addressing J. 8., care
neer lady who has been au invalid for Arcada, Humboldt bay, last week. He was —[Oregonian.
Larger Stock
Larger Store
j
Fred NN’. Hogue, who was up from some years and is living with the family well known on the coast, and leaves an in­
D. B Medfield was up from Glendale tbe
J. C. Carr, of Medford, has the deepest of R ecord office, Ashland, Or.
Point with Geo. T. Hershberger of her brother-in-law, William Addison, surance aggregating $8000 for his wife and well in Rogue river valley, recently com­
Good reason given for wanting to sell.
trwt of the week, and says there is nothing Central
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but wood there. John Redfield was also Tuesday,
‘
says he and Peter Applegate, at Talent. John Moore, recently from two children,
pleted by Dodge Bros’ well borer. Not a
up from Medford.
, the surveyor, have procured the right of
Capt. Stone, a timber land “cruiser” drop of water was reached until 191 feet
Wisconsin, and a brother-in-law of IL A.
Mr*. W. H. Gearhart, wife of a Baker way from all the land owners for a dis­ Ferguson, the stone mason, had just known in this section, is said to be in the was sunk, when the wntercatne a-whooping
City stockman, ia visiting her folks, J. C. tance of 85 miles from Central Point (40 moved into the house with his family Shasta county jail under the charge of’ob- and filled tlie well up to within thirty feet
Durkee and family, and will spend the feet on each side) for a railroad from last Sunday. A dying fire was in the taining money under false pretenses. ’He of the top.
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
DRUGGISTS.
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winter in Ashland.
Central Point, via Eagle Point, through house as they had retired, and when pretended to represent an "immense” firm
Mr. P. Lyttleton was the most thought­
who would buy the claims he located par­ ful of the R ecobp ’ s kind friends this year,
| Carries one of the Largest Stocks in Southern Oregon of Select
B. V. V. Carter leaves for his old home at the big timber belt np Rogue river, on awakened by the smell of smoke the side ties on at big figures.
Books, Stationery,
and presented its household with a fine, School
Great Falls, Montana, next Sunday. Star over the lowest pass in the Cascade of the house where the flue was was all
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Deputy Sheriff Clarkson, it turns out,was large, juicy turkey—of the gobbler spe­
wants to go where he knows it's winter mountains; which lies between Crater ablaze. All the furniture was saved, the
Clocks, Watches, and
lake and Ft. Klamath, tlience through doors, windows and casings were re­ the person who arrested Gay, the fellow cies—for our Thanksgiving dinner. The
when Cbrfstruas comes.
force
will
always
have
a
kind
remembrance
who stole Dr. Geisy's horse and buggy.
the Indian reservation on east to any­
Jewelry.
Charley Loring, formerly Western Union
moved, the pump taken out and an ef­ Clarkson says it was not a profitable job, as of the day and the deed.
I
where
that
the
U.
P.
or
any
other
road
operator in Ashland, and Miss Mabel Gray
fort was made at the well, but it would the Portland detective who came for Gay
Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or.
NV. J. Zuill is in town materially reliev­
were married at the residence of the bride, naay want to connect with. They claim not come. The cause is supposed to and took the credit of his arrest, was also
ing the burdens of one department of
carefully put up by com­
it the most feasible route through that have been a defective flue. Loss, $500.
Marysville, Cal., yesterday.
good enough to borrow $55 of him.—¡Wel­ housekeeping by displacing the old, wo­ petent Prescriptions
hands.
country, have $1500 pledged towards grad­
come.
John G. Gore, who has been traveling in
man-killing methods of washing, with the
Horse-Thief Wade Captured.
Central California for the Home Library ing and are ready and willing to sell the
In the early days of Oregon, when it was Laundry Queen washer. Housekeepers
I
Sheriff M. D. Childers, of Linkville, a territory, the government, in order to en­ should read the ad. in the R ecord and
Association, returned to this valley Mon­ "plant” to the first one of the older mag­
nates who calls for it. They are neither arrived in .-tshland Sunday afternoon on courage immigration, allowed each person then govern themselves accordingly.
day to remain for some time.
Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a tae
Ì
‘‘bulls” or "bears” and would not for Grubb’s express with Frank Wade, the , of age, mule or femaleacres of land'«»
Dealer In
Miss Sadie Ober returned on Saturday's
Scheipper, the Frenchman with part of ■
the world introduce obstructive meas­ youthful horse thief who stole one of a donation. This is now the name of "do-
train from ban Francisco, where »he has
his nose oft’, is in California on a writ of Fruits, Vegetables, Flour, Feed
line of Crockeryware.
been employ ed in a millinW store for a ures against any of tbe 1901 big, fat and Mail Carrier Henry Sehreibner’s horses ' nation claims” originated The settler was ' habeas corpus, and it is said he will not be I
i
allowed
to
take
his
320
acres
to
suit
bis
saucy
corporations
that
want
to
come
in
yarn
’
s
valley
recently.
Childers,upon
I
number of months, to remain.
on hand as prosecuting witness against
And in tact EVERYTHING
New Goods Constantly Arriving. The Uc.-t Quality of Good» only Kept
along and lick them up "with one fell receiving a description of Wade and the : fancy.
Townsend. Somebody has probably raised
NEEDED in this line for
NV. J. Gregory, wife and daughter, who
swoop” as the poet would say.
the
offer
of
"de
man
wid
de
black
eye
and
horse, mailed it to his deputy at Sprague
There were caught in the Coquille river,
hate been down in Tulare county, Cal., the
river, Altiert Walker, not being able to ' during the last fishing season, says tbe skinny de nose," who had offered him $125
past mi weeks for the former's health, re­
A Proposed Feasible Interprise.
go himself on account of court being in | 1 Bandon Recorder, 85<J0 cases of salmon. to leave.
turned to Central Point last evening.
Highest Market Price Paid for COUNTRY
There is some talk of a company being session at Linkville.
Deputy Sheriff I The price paid for fish wss thirty to fifty
NVhen McCord and Fee were “held up”
PRODUCE of Every Description.
Thos. F. Fitch, of ban Francisco, who organized to erect a long, large flume up Walker, on receiving the description, re­ cents each. The total amount paid out for by the double stage robbery some months I
owns numerous (arms in this valley, ha- Ashland creek canyon several miles and
membered having seen the identical ar raw fish was $15,000. In addition to the ago, Driver Charley Slade thought it was : Headquarters— Opposite Post - office, in
been over on a visit, returning southward run some of that large body of timber
' cash paid for raw fish, the expenses of the awful funny, and volunteered the informa !
Pioneer Block.
nil
ticles pass by a day or so liefore. and
Tuesday with Miss Follett of Medford.
tion that when one man would tty holding
<lown into town, to be sawed up into immediately pursued a hot chase for the ; cannerv was $<>000.
Johnny Stoddard, who is acting with the lumber, manufactured into the various horse appropriator, tracing him on
It took hard work and much argument him up"thar would be some shootin’ done." I
Western Union till spring in keeping their planing mill stuffs, and also to be used through to Lakeview, where he had the to convince the Union Pacific officials that The other liovs are doing the good-natured
laughing now.
line up from Gazelle to Dunsmuir, was at as Are wood. This timlier land, although
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animal shod, and then followed him to i fir possessed equal or greater strength than
headquarter* in this city Monday night.
The whereabouts of the Ager-Linkvillc
adjoining the city limits of Ashland is ns the vicinity of Alturas, Modoc county, oak. It was finally proposed to furnish, at
Misses Sarah and Kate Cooley and their yet unsurveyed on account of the pauper Cal., where he captured and hustled him . Omaha, free of cost, enough fir to make stage robber is still unknown to the detect­
brother James, o( Willow creek, have been strickenf?) condition of Uncle Sam’s back over the Oregon state line. Mr. three cars as a test. This proposition was ives. J. N. Thatcher, NV ells Fargo's detect­
I accepted 1>y the Union Pacific. The cars ive, and R. R. Monroe, postal inspector,
visiting Ashland friends, in company with wallet, or some other reason just as good,
Walker is not a tin-horn, mouthy detect­ built proved so satisfactory that the result were in town Friday night looking for
Anyone contemplating the purchase of I
Frank Cooley, a cousin from San Bernar­ anil to use the timlier would be too risky
ive of the Portland magnitude who go 1 was the sale of 15,iM)0,0CO feet to the railway clues. They say they have their man pick­ i a first class Sewing Machine Should Not
dino. Cal.
i Fail to
a business. For enterprises that do a around the country looking wise- and , company in a short time.
ed out, but can’t find him.
T. B. Kinsman, an industrious young lot oi good are generally “cinched” while mvsterious. He is a practical stock rais­
BUY A MO U WHEELEB
Roseburg. Nov. 25.—At their meeting I Deputy Sheriff Robt. Taylor yesterday
■tockuian of Bonanza, who was married blood-sucking vampires that are loaded er, and when he went after Wade he
<$: W/LXO.V.
t this afternoon, the directors of the Douglas arrested two smooth men on a dispatch
last weak to Mis» Minnie Payne, daughter with boodle go unharmed. But this is
<• ! <’ !
of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Payne, returned pcasiniism, and should not be mentioned fetched him as soon as he could be over- i county Agricultural Association purchased i receive<l from Roseburg, at which place A Bargain in one of these Fine Machines
i taken. This, wo believe, is his first trial 100 acres of choice land situated one and a they were wanted for larceny.
Miss
botue Tuesday with hl- bride.
can be bad by inquiring at this office.
| as long as such pure and angelic cherubs j ,it catching criminals, and he is to lie half miles north of the city, fog the sum of , ► King, of Coos bay. was stopping ut tbe
R. A. Booth, book-keeper for the Grant's . as Deady, Field, Sawyer and the majority i congratulated on the neatness and dis­ $1000, and also increased the capitf l stock Cosmopolitan hotel and left her room to go
Pass h. P. D. A L. Co., was up on Saturday of the U. S. supreme court (to sav noth- ____________________
of the incoriM.ration t<>$3MC0.
shopping, forgetting to take keys. Result,
patch of its execution.
and says they will be ready to furnish the
'
k
j
ing
of
our
state
supreme
court)
deal
out:
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If the present tush to ‘‘start’’ country gold watch, chain, necklace, locket and $20 I
rnsrket with lumber in sixty days, and \ *’
gone. Suspicion rested on these two, who
' decisions to tbe highest bi<lder. But ■
•'’
s Altar.
liewspajiers
in U.e NVillametty valley holds
manufactured articles in ninety.
this could
be overcome by
Jerome I). ---------
NVillianis,
a sturdy -----
and in- out, the supply will soon exceed the de­ registered as Fred Allen and Jas. Howard. *
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. tbe company
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They were arrested in a house of ill fame,
Geo Hum returned to Keno on Tue-day. I
this land surveyed out of their Justrious young farmer of Ashland pre- mand. It is the easiest thing in the world
and began thowing the evidences of their
He and Mr. Legate will not l>ore the artes-|
PROPRIETOR
! own pocket and presenting the survey to cim t and clerk of the school Isjard of I to start a country newspaper - the difficulty 1 guilt in all directions, but the property
ian well at Medford, a- their machine broze !
is
to
keep
it
going
after
it
is
started,
and
a
Full Supply
down before they started. It weighs 10,000 . that poor infant, uncle Sam. as a Christ- , Soda Springs district, was married last poor newspaper is worse for a town than was afterwards found, and they will go
- mas present, and then have the land lo- Sunday, Nov. 24th, to Miss Britania
north
to-night.
bores MM) feet and lies on two wagons.
■ no newspaper at all.—¡State-man.
1 cated.
Grow. The interesting ceremony was
Following is the list of eases Messrs. I
I
John and Gus. 1 Anders, who returned
—o— •
Sergt. G. II. NVillson, of the. U. 8. signal
The section of country
well supplied preformed by Elder Janies Hummer,
Phillips and Burtenshaw have on the cir-
from their Washington trip some week- I
I
and
the
event
occurred
at
the
residence
|
service
corps,
well
and
favorably
know
n
in
to
Let.
Saddle Horses
. cuit court docket: Frances A. O'Connor, vs
ago, came up from Merlin with Dolph Ro­ with an ever abundance oi sugar pine,
Southern Oregon by his long connection
per Friday. They all returned homeward | yellow pine, fir and cedar of splendid ( of Philander Powell on Emigrant creek. ! with the military telegraph and signal posts i Andrew O’Connor, divorce; Anna L. Gro- i
Corner Fourth and It streets.
quality and could be reached with lees Tbe Rr.coBb extends its congratulations
ver vs Martin Grover, divorce; NV. S. Bar- ; Sjiecial attention paid to freight team
Saturday "suey-ing” a band of hogs.
i of Ashland, Linkville and Ft. Klamath,
I num vs NV. B. A. Temple, foreclosure lein: |
cost than manv of the schemes lieing in­ and well wishes.
left this morning with hi« family for bis ! NV. 8. Barnum vs H. C. Stock, foreclosure :
Thos. Overton, who returned from Cor­
troduced
elswherc.
The
scheme
has
not
Although
the
report
was
published
HOTOGAPHS
new quarters in the Sunny South. Shreve- :
vallis some time since, has taken up a
some time previous, the wedding of port, Louisiana The good wishes of many ; o^,osure ]ei
homestead in the country near Grant’s , as vet assumed any tangible form.
v L. Wfl!ey vs Laura Wil-1
: Alfred Ixiuis and Miss Mary Fisher did fnends go with them.
. attorneys for 1>lalntiffs. Min.
Pa«.s and will move his family there and
The Water NVorks.
immediately begin the improvement of the
' not occur until the 21st instant. The I (’. 8. Enger. formerly of Ashland, but at i pu, vs swift, action for money; Emery vs
M r ». f .. TYLER.
pr.-mises.
In answer to numerous inquiries as to high contracting parties to the affair are present a business
,
■ -•
:
__ foreclosure ’ lein;
’ ; NV. N. Luckey and
man of i Lakeview,was
on : swift,
S/z/yJ
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W.
Alnut vs (J. ... Ganiard. action for mon- ' |
Misse» Rose U. Rowe and Mattie Morris , when operations will commence on the i old California triends of Elder James Tuesday evening's train for Portland a« i J.
and Messrs. Chas. B. Gay and NV. J. Ralls, city water works—the committee on Hinnmer of Ashland, and he went down a witness against Dodd and Walker. As ev; O. Ganiard v- estate of Wm. Gilroy, !
I ft ¡Kt.
the latter a merchant of Nevada and a rela water works report that a ]x>rtion of the to Central Point last Thursday and ap­ a representative of the Water Co., he bad creditor's claim :|attorneys for defense.
some
goods
on
the
road
by
express
at
the
tire of Miss Morri-, came up from Central 10 inch ami all of the 8 inch pipe is to 1« propriately tied up their souls forever.
List. Jas. A. Swift departed this morning
time of tbe robbery, and the tag which con­
I
Point this morning to eat turkey and at­
delivered on the Sth of Dec.—and all of Mr. Ixiuis s ane months ago purchased a tained the directions was found on one of for Norfolk. Va. where be has been ordered
Corner Main and Granite Street*.
tend the militia ball to-night.
the 3 and 4 inch is to be shipped Dec. farm over on The Meadows, has moved the men arrested for the robbery. F. M. by the government. Lieut. Swift has been a PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
Ex U. S. Senator Ben Harding, who has 15th, and all of the balance of the pipe his cattle from California and with his Miller was also along for Eugene to set hi- resident of Ashland for al>out two years,
as superintendent of the U.S. military tele­
Bromides made in all sizes. Call and
teen spending some time in Nshland. re­ is to arrive in Uhland at interval^ but
bride have set out in earnest to make a I father who is quite ill.
graph line and signal offices of the Pacific examine our work.
turned t>i his home at Cottage Grove. Ijtne
Sheriff M. D. Childer-, alter bringing in 1 division, and with his family have made
county, Saturday. Mr. Harding thinks not later than about Jan. 1st. The gates home in this valley.
Ilor-e-thief NVade from Linkville Sun- numerous friends in that time who regret
DEPUTY COUNTY STOCK l-NSPEC-
this a one country to live tn, and will prob and valves A c. are on the way. Of
Children Enjoy
j day, continued on to Portland in order to their departure from Ashland. Mrs. Swift
course the arrival of any shipment de­
ably be back again during the winter.
TOR APPOINTED.
The pleasant riavor. gentle action and sooth­ be present when the grand jury examined and the smaller children accompanied him, ,
ing edect of Syrup of Fig«, when in need of the Dodd -Walker stage robbery ca-e from
H. G. Ke-terson. recently of Montesano, pend on the R. R.
XroTlcE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J. S. W alter ,
a laxative, and if the father or mother be ' Bonanza, which come- oft' to-morrow. He Bert., Al. Fred and Miss Ijbliie remaining
I have apfiointed NN'm. Courtnev, of
NVa-h., who purchased the Ganiard place
costive
or
billions
the
most
gratifying
re
­
in
Ashland.
Chairman of Com.
Nov. 27, 1888
Dep-
, Lakt
LR_ Creek. Chimney Rock precinct.
,
• —
in Sam's valley, has arrived with his family
sult« follow it- use, so that it is the best , will also stay over and attend the state con­
Butte •
uty Countv Stock Inspector
Iu-]>ector tor
for the
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Mbs Clara Marshall who ha- lieen at utv
and numerous others of hi- relatives. and
family reniedv known and every family vention of Oregon sheriffs, which convenes
I Creek section, and that he is hereby author­
Picture frame- made to order at 11. 8. -houl’d have a bottle.
December 6th. Mart. Childers has made Portland all summer returned home this ized to execute the laws of the state of Or­
the work of turning it into a first-class
Emery’s.
t
morning.
D.
C.
Frazer,
w
ife
and
child
are
;
an
efficient
<
fficer.
lieing
successful
in
run-
fruit and agricultural farm has commenced.
i Have your buttons made to match your
egon on that subject. NV. F. Sosoe«,
Stock Inspector for Jackson county.
Mr. K. was in Ashland on a bunnes.« visit
European Re-taurani for board and ledg I dress at D. K. & E. V. Mills. Buttons i ning down and keeping every criminal dur­ expected about Christmas to spend the
Ashland, Or.. Nov. 16,1889.
’ holidays.
ing his administration.
Saturday.
made while you wait.
! ing-
Nolice Io Pioneer«,
FOR SALE!
J
RESIDENCE LOTS
Martin & Harris.
F.E.ZOELLNER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
SEWING-MACHINES
WM. A. GROWE.
GRAINING and PAPER
HANGING.
F u rniture!
Laundry (|neen Washer
j
IN TRAIN LOAD LOTS'"EAST
We Can Give You Lower Price*
I than Portland or San Francisco.
¡THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE INTERIOR
A Half Interest in
SMITH & DODGE’S.
CHITWOOD BBOS.
E. M. MILLER.
Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables
Geo. W. Crowson
HOUSE - KEEPING.
BROADHEAD! BROADHEAD!
A BARGAIN
A Large Assortment of the
Sewing Machine.
CELEBRATED
R roadhead ) \ Ç drëss )
DEPOT FEED STABLE.
John Wheeler,
GRAIN & HAY
ï
X fiOCDÏj
LATEST NOVELTIES,
NEW AND DESIRABLE
SHADES AND COLORINGS
JUST RECEIVED
&
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FOR
E. B
11 unsaker*