Valley record., May 01, 1890, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
OFFICIAL cotltr
NEWS
PtMXT NEW*.
WHOLESALE
MIKDER
BREVITY BASKET.
Gone to Olympia.
Home Again.
Mr. H. J. ("lark, the contractor and
A Klamath Imliaii Attciiipta to Clean
the militia benefit to night
brick layer, left last Thursday for < Hym-
Ou* ilic <«>iintry. Bui i* Ithlillix! the Remember
Fowler Concert truiqx.
pia. Wash., where he will reside with his
<>■
.larrntf, May I. UW
trill: finite*« Yflcr Killing Two l*e.>>
•ri
Mr«. S-ott BFIdoti». th« el<xuti**ni»t, is family who proceeded him. Mr. Clark
pie
in
bitle«i at i*rant - Pa«» for Ma\ l««th.
came out to Ashland to build The Oregon
ANI» SOCIAL.
Ijst Sunday was a «lay of seimational
Alan.-oii I'. tlai!ini««n<i »«.- ap]*oi-it<«l brick hotel, after which his services were
haulcl awl: etting r«*ad«- to put in the r«*lt- bloml spilling at tlie Klamath Indian po»tiua«ter at A»h1an«l last Thursday
engaged for the erection of the Butler,
N. A. JacolM is at Jacksonville,
<*r* a» on a the machiticry cun»e-.
ituei vation. Ft. Klamath. Klamath
Thon t>6c>n & Co. poetofliee block. Mrs.
«
ol.
Gruwe
ami
\t
m.
L.
Johnson
hav«*
county.
John
Major,
an
Indian,
living
Frwnk llrandun i- in from lankville.
I«- iL L. I .;rkcr a«i«1 «on. W. W. Parker,
Houck's block. John Strait’s Ashland
pamle«l up Reeser s Slock tn nifty style,
have •li»|K««4-l «•< their mill |«ropertv on near Willianison river bridge, about
House. 8. F. Morine’s two story brick.
1
Holden Ethereal < oitgh By rap.
Rout>«l T««p i<> ex-i»h«*nrf A. 8. Jacobs and seven mil<>s from Klamath agency, enter­
tor di»tre«sii:g <>p(>re~»iun an<i iullne«« in Ga:nard's three story ofiera house block,
H. B Millgg. of Grant’» I'a.«», i» in loan
a man by the name of Cortna>'k : <'<«ii»i<lcra- ed his hooM* Sunday morning ami delib­ the stomach take Buuiuons Liver Regulator. and also an opera house at (wants Pas*
Usday.
ti*»n. $3 m <I.
erately idiot hi« wife twice with a forty-
If you are melancholy or down with the —making a list of the most ostentatious
Jack Tru»- return«*«! io >u«kiyo«i «.-vuritjr
The young lolks meet regularly at the four Winchester rifle, killing her instant­ i blues you nee«l .Simmons Liver Regulator. buildings in southern Oregon. Mr.
-*un«lav.
ly.
Major
then
Marte«!
up
the
river,
an«!
Axiei« pe school house to hol«l their Litera­
Wagner Grange, No. 2W. of Talent, will Clark is a first class workman and only a
ry »o<-iety and >*ome of the young men entering tlie house of another Indian give
Father Bl an* het wa.- on Frwiav < north
good job may be cxfiected from anything
iuive a«!«>[>te>l the plan of copying (axtry to about two miles from Lis home, told him Hall. a ball to-morrow evening nt I M. I.. he does. Some of the finest buildings in
l«ound train.
read to the young ladies on the way home he wished to s|>eak with him. The
I’ I. Cuuimon« ha« moved hi« fatmlv to
Street Commissioner Patterson ha« «lone other parts of the state are th* workman­
as a pastime.
Indian complied, and as he was walking lot«
<«rant's I^ m »
of work on the streets of Ashlami thi» ship of Mr. Clark.
Th«- -uninier light* have « ommence«l. A. ahead along the trail was shot dead by season.
<J. M Brreiuer ha« gone to Marahfieid,
Probate Coart.
Pool, the constable of thi- precinct, and G. Major, the ball coming out at his heart.
Express <>fti«-e Moved
Coo» county
Klamath river rose very high thia weak,
In matter of estate of Tho» Haymond
W. Ileckatborn. but the two combatant» Major then took to the wools, where he
G o. F. McConnell. Well«, Fargo A
T. B. Blanton u at 'ant's valley on a or<itrwl that JnneM be appoint«*«! for final were M*]«ara;e<l by the bystander-, greatly was met by another Indian named Frank «arm weather melting awav mountain
«now-bonk*.
C o .' b jtoptilar express agent, for many
>>uone»s trip.
bearing, and administrator give <bie noti« e to the joy of ls«tb the tighter». No «lamage
John,
who
eeeing
that
something
was
«lone ex« e|«t a little 1«I« km I from Ileckatborn.
-----Was our guide in buying.-----
r**«tuired by law
Crescent (.itr has voted to l«on«l herself years with the Re«l House, this week
Ed. Abbey went to Grant • Paw» yester­ a» In
wrong, refused to talk with him. Major
matter of estate of Wni Wooley -¡«eti
day on a visit.
J. J. Fryer, our energetic, enterprising, then drew his gun, and John urging his for X5,ia*i tor public improvements, princi- severed his connection with the game
tion for letters of administration gianted
paliv a town hall.
and will move the express company's
W. P. Benn and wife went to Maa Fran­ *n«t A McNeil appointed a'lnnnistrator and go-a «ea«l tow u«n>an, expects to start on a hors«- at full speed, managed to escape,
among the farmer« to work in die in­ though fired at by the mail Indian. As
I*. II. lloiioghue i» in Nebraska after office to apartments in tlie big new < ian-
cisco Tuesday.
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John McNichol« A D Carlton an«! A Pool tour
terest of the n«w Hour Holler Mill, in the
more "taters for Southern Oregon and iard Ojiera House Bldt’k. w here a neat
A. F. hht.lu. the « anyouvillemiller »«« a|«point<*<l appraisers of -aid estate.
near future. A gentleman of large experi- l'H nk John arrived at WiUiamaon river Northern California.
office an«l ware-room will lie litbsi up for
up yesterday
en« e ar.d extensive ai->|tiain:an< e assure» us telling his Story, llob Hook, who had dis­
Heal Ealate Trauet f«.
the patrons. The delivery wagon will
P'
e
'
.-
I;
*
o*
b*s
donated
an
entire
block
covered
the
double
murder
reported
it
to
:hat
the
farmer»
in
hi»
neight»>rh<Kxl
(on
Jatne* Goodrich was over from Klamath
Miss
I 8 Slaughter to Win L Slaughter N i Bi;- Mi«-ky and «< uth al «ore Me«lford) are the Indians assemble«! there. Six police­ of lan«l in Montagu«* for the erection of tlie call for and deliver all express.
river thi« week.
Fniina Howard will assist Mr. McConnell
of the W t, of S E of «ec 1, tp 25 N. R 12 anxi< u» to go into the mill, as they Ixgin men and about twenty other Indians new ««-hool hon«e at that place.
Henry Itlee* hrr left on yesterday’« train W also N W % of S E % same ■*<• an« «I tp. to think that • seif preservation is the first J
T. Stanley ami H. II. Little are «elling as clerk. Me. gives splendiil satisfaction
started on th? trail of the murderer. He
for Klamath county.
Release of dower, so acres. $1
- law of nature.”
Klamath lake trout in Ashland at io cents to the public as agent in Ashland.
was
after
a
time
discovered
conceale«!
be
­
B Helm to HenryOlliver— E',
C D. Wa!rath arrived In the valley last o( A w ('and
We ba«l a very serious aradent happen , hind a log. _ Bob Hook, a policeman, who per pound. They are shipped via Ager.
K "i N W >. aiaae 15. tp0fi R I E.
The big horse race between Jas. Blain's
week from the »ouih.
io our midst on the evening of the 19th. I made the dis'overy, fire«! twice without
Put old newspapers under your «'ar(«et "Fed I" and (leo. Small's "Mackay B"
W' a< res Id.'«»»
I
The
infant
son
ot
Mr.
J.
K.
«treen.
alsiut
11
A. W. Presley and lmiy are up from
and
the
moths
will
not
eat
the
«-arpet.
ol«l
E E ati'l A R Miner to H J Black lots 7
effect and rolled off his horse, am! the
. will be run at Silver Lake. July 1th, 18*40,
month- old. by some means got hold of other Indians fairly riddle«! Major, who papers for -ale by Burckhalter A lja«tv
(■rant's Ps«» Uwiay,
and » in Miner « a«bi to Ashland
for$5U0a side. Other "race« wil.l probably-
««me Rough on Rat-, supposed to have
Martha M Cooksey to John W Sbepanl
W. K. Patterson, the plasterer, ha» mov«*<i
continued to shoot until both arms were I 1 he pea« h Irves along the Sacniiueuto come oft at the same time.
2 a< re» .’Mi r«l» in Central Point, tp 37 .'. R 2 l«een thrown out while cleaning out the broke, w hen he fell back in a sitting , rncr are threaterusl with curl leaf from an
his family to Woodville.
milk house, and had it not lieen for the
W. |3»f.
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excess oi inoisture. Other tree- look well.
BOHN.
• has E Burrow« was on last evening's
< bn»tantine Magruder to Sarah Sbe|«ar«l timely efforts of Dr. liivers,would undoubt- posture, where he was dispatched by the — Ex
e«lly hav«* pro«e«l fatal, a.« the ( km « oh bail Indians. Major was supposed to have
train for Walla Walla
—lot 10 in block 11, Central Point. $100.
Roseburg people are talking of a piciii« Pl RDIX.«—In Medford. April 2tth, to Mr
< c ltag»dale to Scott Griffin- All that taken such a hold that he lay in a continu­ l>een insane. He had always liorne a
Mort Abbey leaves this week on a bu’«i-
excursion to the big natural dam in Cow
and Mr*. M. Purdin, a son.
part of the E of X E of -c<- 19; al.-o all ous «pa«ni for almut »ix hours. But I am go«»! character.
nera trip to Ta<|uina Bay.
glad
t«i
lie
able
to
state
that
lhe
ehik!
i-
creek
canyon, formed bv the land-^lnie !a*t
that part of H W
of N W *« of ««*<• A) ami
spring.
4 A Pile of D«*utl De«*«*.
John Strait, of Cow creek, »[«ent Sunday tha E ’. of N W */4 an«l the
'.of W * . of <unvah -cent and re«-eive«l no |xr«-eptilile
with his family in Aslilaml.
N W % of N W li of sec 20. tp Al S. II 2 W : injuries.
Weaverville Journal.
1 ho« Harlan » («osition as tiuilier inspe« t
The political -lea kettle' i« w hooping
J. M. Wild left for Sisson Motiduy fo take an«! block 0 and A> in Tolo; also lots 1. I, 7,
John Sanborn was in town from Hay or is good for $8 per day and $3 per dav
10.
13.
10
in
block
10:
ami
lots
3.
«.
9.
12,
15
and as primaries I ibvp been held, every man , Fork this week and informs us that after traveling expenses. He'went to Seattle t<>
a position in a I kjx factory.
in Mock 12, lots 2, 5. 8, It anti t4 in block
- ----- o-------
wants oftii-e is very busy ««ingratulat- the snow, Joe Smith of Hay Fork valley report for duty.
Mi«s Cherry Harris went t<> Mott Mon­ 14; lots 1, 4. 7. 10. 13. 1«. 19. 22 in Mock 18: that
ing
tlie
mothers
on
the
beauty
of
tneir
chil
­
day to remain several weeks.
The Jackson count« delegation loomed OREA T 1IR 1M 4 TIC EV EXT.
and lot» I, I. 7. 10. 13. t<! in bi«jck 22: and dren and assuring the farmers that thev found within half a mile of his ranch the
well in tlie democratic state eourentioy.
Miss Ella Youug and Deputy SberiiT R. lots 2, 5. 8. 11. II in block 21; lot» I. 4. 7. 10. ■ are the exact one« that ought to fill tlie rn- bodies of forty-five deer piled in a space up
Besiries
other favors, D. T. Sears was marie
13.10 in I>1< h k A>: lot» 12. 13. II II». 22 in riou» office- in the county and state Al- > of len feer square. The place where the
T. Armstrong »pent Sunday in Ashland
(dock 28: lot» I. I, 10. 13 l*> in block 34: lot» though Butte creek is very nuxlest in her «leer were fotiml was at the foot of a big one of the secretaries.
Felix Kahn came out from 1‘ortla'id to*
.. 3, 7. 1«>. 13. Bi bio« k '■I.-, lots 3. «I. 7. 10. 13. 1G.
«ieniand». a« there are only five or «ix that bluff. Igist winter the deer came down
< M Ayers shipped to-day «iz car-loada
«lay and leave» to-morrow for Ft. Kltuuath. i
3K^lot» 3.0, 9. 12. 15, liiock 40; lots 2, arc extremely anxious to serve tlie «Icar the ri«lge of tlie mountain through the I of -tone from th«: Tolman quarry to Al
—<>
in
5.
*.
H.
14,
Hock
42.
lots
1,4,
7.
10,
13.
10
B. II. Hatch has gone tv Port Totrnastid,
people : two for sheriff, one for clerk, one deep snow, met the bluff, w^ich they | banv. which will lie u«e«l in the construe
Wash. , to accept a position in a planing block 44; lots 2. 5. 8, II. 14 block Mi: lots 3. tor a»ses«< r, one for school superintendent i could not pass, and, being unable to re- i . tion of atone buihiing.«
0. 9, 12, 15 bloi k I*: all in Tolo. $5,«*1.
mill.
SATURDAY. MAY 3d.
an«l one for legislative honor«.
trace their steps through weakness and
...... | ■ Mr«. Dan McGinty. "<lrc.ss«xi in h«.*i l.«c»t
State of Oregon to Martha N Noltncr
Abram lli»h left yesteniay for a visit to W
A large number of our citizens met a! the snow, lay down and died. Mr.
of -<*c 10, tp 38 s. ft 3 E. KM acres.
has ncen
«... ,uj* dothes. , " —
-----— stamirng in Hun-
——o
hi» ol«l home in Ohio, lie will return aliout Con $310.
this pla« e and h«-l«l the* regular priniarv Smith skinned the «leer and has the bides i
-tj— the ’ r I* -....k.
51 week' She is ver«-
July.
meeting.
Peter
Simon
was
elected
chair
­
I
statuesque
in
appearance.
M N ami A Noltner to l.oui«a I* Vial—S
to show for it. If any of our mountain ;
S«iuire Itarkdull was up ye»ter«lav from W of sec 10. t|> '18 8.R 3 E. IGO a« res.$800. man an«l A. I.. Hazelton secretary. The «■onteiuporaries have a bigger deer story i I Molford
— 7
has put tn its new water w«>rk.«
following
were
electe«!
delegate«*
to
the
of
J
II
Martin
to
Richard
i'eswi«
k
8.
Me«lfor<l. visiting J. W. Cunnvngham »
*• The water is pumpeil out of a large
county <'onv>'tilion: John Aonpole. Ilenrv than this, as a relic of the big winter, ] . .
Mind. $1.400.
family.
DRAMATIC COMP ANY.
j
well
into
two
tanks, of GG.000 gallons capa-
R ami M A lle.«wi« k to J H Marlin 1 pl Brown. Dr W. W. River» and ('. W. Tay­ let him trot'it out and take the persim­ ; city each. The
fall is G5 feet.
Mrs. E. .1. Farlow ami daughter returned a« ■res
lor. At tin» close of the meeting Dr. Riv­ mon.
res ill
in t|>
39 8,
S. R I E. $l.M<i. • _
tp
In the Great English Comedy
yesterday from a visit at Ix-r home in
Slatej>(
Slate
pi Oregon
(>reg<i to Martha N Noltncr- E ers was >*alle«l on for a »(icech. fmd in bis
Rogue River «valley looks it- prettiest.
Phoenix.
Notice of New Survey.
usual
smooth
and
impressive
mnnnel
lie
J,
of «««• 1'*
Id. tp
Mi . 8,
R
1
W.
33)
acre.«.
$100.
1 «Î
‘ Z-
-
__
_____
St
I
an«l
the
perfume
of
the
growing
crops
an«l
. M
.....
....
M>(. gave a speech that was calculated to im­
Stat«* of Orégon to
Hart - W
John E. Pelton of the Ashiami meat mar­
blooming orchards lend- additional en
United States Land Office, Roseburg, «-fiantment
press the au lienee with the necessity of
ket is getting about from a severe attack of IG, tp 40 8, R I W-. 320 acre«. $10".
to the pleasing scene.
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tonsiletis.
M Hart to Murtha N Noltner—W 1 of union ami a spirit of forbearance. He is a Oregon, April 25.IS!*).—Notice is hereby
Jas. P. Isbell, the miller, has several lin­
fine talker anil if he could be prevailed up­ given that the heretofore unsurveyed
.«ec IG. tp (OS. R I W. TA« a«re». $750.
A. F. Lewis of Unkville has been in town,
POP I I, A R
M N anil A Noltner to Amlreivl' Canton on to remain with us would be a strong f>ortion of township 26 8, R 11 W, to-wit: ger« of his right hand nicely I hiuik I up in
being en route for The Dalle» to .«tart a —all
cloths. He caught them in the cor
of »ec 10. in tp to S. R 1 W. G4o acres. man in the democratic ranks.
Fractional N E '4' sec 19, S E '4' fraction­ white
Krbersbop.
rugated
roll
of
tlie
Ashland
mills.
«
Reserved
Scats
50 cts
Con $1..W.
sec 20, N W *4 and S'.. of sec
The announcement in the Ri:« oku that al W
Or ami Trans ( 'o to Joseph Dame lot« 17 Dr. W. W. Rivers intended to leave this : 27. 28; fractional sec 20, sec 33, W
Smith A Lea bo, proprietors of the second­ Admission
Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Bushnell,of Junction,
-
30 cts
and
have been visiting thetr daughter. Mrs. and 18 in Mock 23, Medford. $I2’>.
part of the country for hi« old home in Ar­ N E '4 sec 34, has been surveyed and hand and commission store, have been ap­ Children
-
20 cts
Or and Trans Co U» John II Brantner
Walter Beebe.
kansas and that a good ojicning was left for the plat of survey thereof will be filed in pointed agents for the Mitchell Lewis Co. -
Scats on sale at Plaza Drug Store.
lois 7 an«l 8 in bhx k 10. Mmlford. $125. ~ an
wagons,
agricultural
implements,
etc.
M.
D.,
brought
a
doctor
but
as
he
hail
Ed. Wheeler of Yreka ha» been »(lending
S riiiihp« to A Cantrait qc D to water never been on a horse’s back an«l was in this office on the 10th day of June. 1800,
several «lays during the past week with ditch
Al. Zieber, a well-known citizen and for­
in .*««•.« 3* an«J 19.4|» :»9 8. R 2 W. $1*. l«i r health, he thought the country most and on and after said 10 h day of June, merly
friends in this valley
chairman of the democratic state
/W.VOG/H7
Il D Maxuiu to Win slauglitrr lois I.."'. too rough for him to undertake, so he left 1890, we will be prepared to receive ap­ central
committee, died in Marion count«-
Goo. R. llloonier, eandhlate fur demo­ 0. in Muck F. railroad a«i<lition to Ashlnml. in a few days. And now we want a goo«i plications for the entry of Baid lands in Saturday.
He was the first Odd Fellow tri-
cratic nomination for cuniitv treasurer, was ( on $750.
«
physician with a family to come and buy such heretofore unsurveyed portion of i itiated in Oregon.
Ada F Sommers to A I' Armstrong lots tiie residence of our present incfimbent. Dr. said township.
up Sunday front Jacksonville.
4. 7, 8. Iil«» g .«, .hu k.-onville. $700.
Hear Col Robt A Miller and Prof A
River«, situate«! opposite where the new
Robt. T. Elvia^e, formerly of Ashland 3. Sarah
I’llW. Jonsrsov, Register.
Shepard to A II Maegley lot |(( in mill is to he l.uilt. ami settle down for life,
Leroy on tlie public «¡uostions of the <la«- in
but now of 8 mi Francisco, is up at Eureka. < block
A.
('.
J
oxkb
,
Receiver.
II. Central Point. $!.'»»>.
Ashland at I p m next Saturday, ut Jack­
a- thi- i- a very «iesirable locality for a pliv-
Cal., attending to social matters.
John W Sheparil to A H Maegley land «i«-ian ami a very good pleasant I mean
sonville in the evening and at Grants Pass
A New Industry.
Monday
evening
Emx-h Hamilton came up from I nion- in i ooksey'» a«l«l to Central Point. 2 aw «•«immunity in which to live.
Du K.
Foil
town Saturday and has gone to work for and .'Mi ni». $1.200.
The raising of flax-seed for linseed oil
April 28,' 18*).
ASHLAND
The
Ashland
precinct primary Saturday
Charles G Rip|>e.v to A 11 Maegley—lot 2 '
the railroad company in Ashland.
is a new industry in Rogue River valley elected < apt. Tiio«*. Smith chairman, anil
block 14; also lot» 13, 14. in block 1, Central
that has made a good start this spring, ;N. A. Jacobs and G. .M. Granger, seercta
Talent Squibs.
Harry Preston, the swift printer, who ha»
$1,500
been in Han Franciwo several weeks, was Point
several hundred acres having lieen plant­ j ties. The 1.st of delegates elected appears
Scott
Griffin
to
C
C
Ragsdale
lot
8
in
Mrs.
Harns,
late
of
California,
is
building
<m Tuewiay's train for Jacksonville
in another «mlumn.
I Mock 28; also fractional part of block 12. a tine residence
_________________________
_ ed down the valley, mostly on Big Sticky.
on her suburban 2-acre _ lot
Mr. Magee has sown 20 acres, John Wil­ No that is a mistake; the«- have not quit Truck
Geo W. Edward** of Talent, fruit shipper I ( on $200
pur« hasc«l of D P. Brittain
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I J Phipps
to George H Haskins- lot» I,
liams the same amount, and the farms the business-Atkinson at the Wodlen Mill
for MeDonoch <k Johnson, went to Ban
And everything else in this line kept on
Rev. C. II. Wallace, of Medford, is to of Messrs. Creed and Bennett have 40 oHice
5. G block II, Medfont. $I5U
Francisco Sunday on a business trip
or Carter at the Bank »«ill insure hand and bought and sold.
Wm L Bly to Andrew 11 8imp«ou hit.' I. preach Mrs. Jeff. Bell's funeral sermon next acres each. Other places have in smaller , your property in the best and most reliable
Store on Main street, over the bridge.
Sunday, May I. at 11 a. ni.
James (1. Clark will sing at the Presbyter- ; 2 in blo« k.'M>. Medford. $150
patches. The Portland Linseed Oil Co. companies, and at the lowest rites. *
tan church Sunday morning, and also at
John H Brantner to John O'Brien lots 7.
Men's Work Pants. >*1 p’r.
Jas. Helms is building another barn, and had their secretary in the valley who
the Methodist charch in the evening.
Within a small radius in the lower foot­
8 in block 10. Medford. $350.
A. J. Wileox lias contracts to build several signed au agreement to pay $1.13 jier hills tributary to Grass valley, Cal., hun­
E. T. Bartlett retu*ne«l yesterday from
haras for Mr. I«evi Morris, «luring the sea­ bushel for all the seed delivered at Med­ dreds of young peach, prune and apricot
Men's .leans l’ants. #1 p'r.
I
Beaver ami Hungry creek's. He reports , E ditor V« i . lkv K bcord :
son.
ford, the company furnishing sacks. The trees are reported killesi by surplus water
considerable snow in the mines there yet.
I wish to occupy a small space in your
in
the
ground,'
conse«inent'upon
the
unus
Tlie weather is glorious and planting is seed has a fine start and will average 15
Chas B. (lay, who has been in San Fran- i pap«*r in order that I may correct a few about finished, witli battering prospects for
F v P’rcale Shirts 50c,75c,$l
uallv severe »«inter.
ciiKO and other points in California on bus­ statcnienb« made by your correspondent at heavy crops of all kinds. But yet. croakers bushels to the acre
Eat
le
Point
in
hi»
contribution
for
last
The
Courier
is
after
the
Grant
’
s
I'as.«
iness, returned to Central Point Tuesday.
Castle Ct*<qj.
week's issue entiled "Miller vs. Farmer.” « will croak.
lioard of trade to take hold of the matter of l
XEAR
THE DEPOT.
Mis» Ella Sullivan of Montague, and ^er
1st. He states that “Tlie Ashland Milling
The
railroad
company have staked off making a preliminary survey of the rail­
The
Talent
Unisn
Party
Club
meets
in
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father, Section Foreman Sullivan of Siski­ Ao. vmtrol the Eagle Mills.” In answer to their hall at 2 p. m., Saturday the 3d. Dis­ grounds for a freight depot at Castle road to Crescent City ami gather other facts JLSHZrjJLJSTID, O’G-TT.
you mountain, were visiting in Ashlnml which 1 wmil<l «ay that the Eagle Mi|ls are tinguished speaker.« will be present to ad-
aliout the route that will arrest the atten­
j
•
i
Crag,
just
south
of
Low
er
Soda
Springs,
;
Saturday.
•
not controlled by the Ashland Milling Co. Iress the crowd. Come. all. and hear what
and will immediately «■ommence the tion of some railroad company.
or
any
other
company
or
individual
except
r
|ffHE
DELMONICO
has
been
completely
is to your advantage.
Ehler J. M. l.uark «tarted yesterday for
In the supreme court on tlie 23d: E. K. 1 renovated and refitted by the under­
erection of the building. This is being
•»
Saratoga Springs, N Y., to attend the the uhtlersigned, and are not in any way I Revs. Van Tassel, ot Ashland, and Bar­
done to accommodate ship(«rs of freight, Anderson, appellant, vs. W. P. Hammon signed, and will be conducted in a manner
eon
tie«
wed
with
any
other
mill
firm
in
the
Presbyterian General Assembly, to meet
"DnTT/ym üni neu»
and
E. YV. Hammon, respondents; ap|>eal to please all its patron«
den.
of
Medford,
arc
holding
an
interesting
management
of
business
affairs.
particularly
to
the
new
quartz
discover
­
May I5th.
2d He uuikes the statement that the revival meeting here now. Their audiences ies on the East Fork of Trinity, and the from Jackson county. Argued and sub­
A liberal share of public patronage is re­
Chas. K. 1 liiMislor has lieen renominated Eagle Mills "»ill notexchange unless it is are large and increasing constantly and Altoona quicksilver mine. C. C'. Huff­ mitted. H. K Hanna and Francis Fitch
I
attorneys for appellant; C. W. Kahler at­ spectfully solicited
for clerk of Josephine county. He has a little for family use.” We are willing to much goo«i Lt being done
acre
and
F
.
B.
Simonds
of
this
city,
have
torney for respondents
made a most excellent official and should lie ' exchange for No 1 milling wheat at any
Give it a trial
An elder son of J. A. Packard has lately
re-elected.
time when we have Hour enough in stuck arrived from Illinois, and together with his commenced the election of a store at that
\V II Atkinson informs us that as soon
Ma am M bs WM SCHRYElt.
point,the
material
for
which
was
shipped
’
to
supply
our
regular
merchant
trade
and
W. J. Paul came over from Yreka yester­
younger brother, I'. I., have been i to the ground Monday. Ixits in the new as some materials arrive—which will lie in-
V2n5t
Proprietors
do
so,
but
a
large
portion
of
the
wheat
1
side
of
a
week
—
the
Ashland
woolen
mills
day to hear a lawsuit he. has from Klamath
up on their Elk creek ranch during the
Ggp. N
county, argued liefore Jtvtge Webster at rai«e«t last season was nut Nu. 1 milling past two weeks, but have returned well town are in demand and before long Cas­ will »tart up again in full blast
wheat. Oil account of this, and also on ' pleased with their place- real and pros|>ect- tle Crag w ill be <iuite a place. A large Anderson, of Talent, will be the bookkeep- i
Jacksonville
accuunt of the dry sea-on. uml consequent
hotel will also be built there.—[Redding er for the company ani assist Mr. Atkin
Travis Lynch and James Netherland, two ow water which nrevente«i the mills from ive.
son in the management.
grsxl working young men of Wagner creek, grinding ut their full capacity for several ; The Renfro A Pellet planing mill is now i Democrat.
I
left Tuesday for Willows. Cal., to remain mteiths. we were unable to <k> exchange running on full time, Mr. Harry Goergens,
Samuel, the 14 year oht son of Mr. Neth-1
law»« of Cattle in Nevada
erland of Wagner creek, while fooling with
for some Unit.
work and til] our oniers for merchant work late of Siskiyou county, Cal., an experi­
San Francisco, April 26.—Col Silas a 22-calibre pistol last Saturday evening was
Friday George, ex-superiatendent of the as fast as desire«! At the present time we enced engineer, is employed to have charge
shot through the palmof his righthand. Dr.
ML Shasta division, with another party has are ready to exchange Hour for wheat at of their 30-lmrse power boiler and 24-horse Wenbon, a wealthy cattle man of Neva­ Parson dressed the wounded member, and
—Harness and Wagon.—
leased ami Ls running the Conroy Golden any time and will probably continue to do power engine. Tlie company has already da, has return«*«! iioin an inspection of Sammy will l>e reminded of the necessitv of
so as far as possible for the coming crop • | orders for manufacturing about IW.OnO his Nevada properties and states that,
Eagle hotel at Rodding.
caution
in
using
firearms
the
balance
of
’
his
fruit lioxe«. The “'boys” mean hpsine«s , snow and cold have caused the death of i
C. F\ kxh \ m .
THOROUGHBRACE HACK I
«lays by a disfigured hand.
John Pennebgker and daughter Miss
this summer.
one-half the cattle in Nevada. All over
Delia, who have l»een traveling in California,
Tom IteynoldM
T. A. L kxtor .
—And
the state «lead cattle are stacked up by­ The excitement of our national game lias
arrived Saturday on a visit to his brother. («.
Thon. II. Reynolds, for many years ex­
hundreds and the stench from their car­ broke out among the juvenile fraternity in
F. I’ennebaker of Talent.
Jacksonville Jottings.
great shape. A match game lietween (lick­ OX E SINGLE RIGG » HORSE.
press messenger on the Ashland-Port­
casses threatens great injury to the ]>eo-' ed
C. P. Huntington, with A. N. Towne, land route, lias been appointed local
nines of Medford and Ashlami -‘kids"
A.
S.
Jacobs
and
«on
John
were
in
tow
n
pie's
health.
The
loss
to
cattlemen
is
Apply to
General Fesscmlen and others rein rued to
took place at the former town Saturday.
Tuesday.
agent
at
Salem,
vice
Root.
J.
Hendrie.
estimated
at
$1.600,000
ami
possibly
THUS. W. ESTES,
California yesterday from their trip to Port­
The Ashlanders came out victorious—32 to
resigned-. The Statesman says of him :
land ami the Willamette
24—and di«l as much hurrahing on their re
W. K. Price and Dr. Rivers were in town twice that amount.
Ashland, < >r.
‘‘Tom,” a* he is familiarly known, learn­ tli-» first of the wsek.
turn as if they had taken a citv.
The Rummel boy.s of Aiitelo|>e went over ed the printing trade in the Statesman
In Full Blast.
Gen. Russell A. Alger, commander of the
Rev. E. McLean, of Medford, called at
hi Hornbrook Sun'dav to commence o|>era:
Jackson A Bowden have their new mar- National G A. IL. passe«l northward in
lions on their river claim on the Klamath office when it was owned by A. Bush, the county seat «luring the week.
ble yard in tirante Pass full of fine mar- their private ear, attached to Fridav even­
aw ay ‘back in the fifties. He learned his
seven miles lielow that plhce
R. R. Dunn, agent at Medford for Stayer j ble
to fill their many - orders. . .Mr* 1>d* ing’» passenger train That distinguished
trade with Van Ik-Lashinutt, now mayor
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Major J. A. Bruce, the Vnion party can­ of Portland, and Col. Frederick Schwat- A Walker, was in town Tuesday.
dock, a thorough mechanic, is in charge lady politician and warm friend of the Al­
didate for congress, was a former resident ka, the explorer. Mr. Reynolds was
A. Cogswell, joint senator of Lake of the works, while the proprietors are ger’s, Mrs. Gen. John A. Logan, was with
of Jackson county, having lieen engage«I in
tlie party Gen. Alger is an open candidate
deputy sheriff of Marion county under county. visite«l friends in this place during out taking orders for the most elegant lot for
farming in Sam's Valiev in early times
tlie presidency and worth nianv, manv
of designs yet seen in Southern Oregon. millions.
Samuel Headrick from 1862 to 1866. Zand the week.
Alex. Martin. Sr., ami Evan R. Reames under lion. J. J. Murphy from 1866 to
Thev
arc
selling
them
at
reasonable
fig
­
Mr-.
W.
.1.
l
’
lymale
left
Wednesday
even
­
O, say. where can.the public find
came up from Oakland, Cal., Monday, amt
Articles of incorporation were filed Mon­
for a visit to her father. Col. W. J. Mar­ ures, and are working up a good trade. *
A first-rate boot or shoe.
after a visit at Jacksonville will continue on 1870, each two terms. He first worked ing
day
in
the
office
of
the
secretary
of
state
of
Where? AVhv, at Gress’ shop
to Linkville. Jerry was in Ashland yester­ for Wells, Fargo A Co. in the Salem of­ tin, of Glendule.
Huntington said in Portland that his first the Klamath County Agricultural society:
In Myer's Block, on East side. No. 2.
fice. He went to Portland in 1870 and
Gen. T. <«. Beamc- ami lion W. M. Col- quarrel with Stanford originated by Stanford principal place of business Linkville; capital
day.
-OR—
have retutned from Portland, where opposing the building of the J'alifornia «k stock $1000; incorporators H. L. Webb, G.
Boots, shoes, munroes, with heels and toes
Th«««. Green, foreman of the work train drove a wagon for the company seven vig
they have l*vn attending the «iennwratic Oregon railr<>a«l.
T. Baldwin, F. A. Cogswell. Alex. Martin.
Just as the public likes them.
crew, in town Saturday, say« it will l«e two months. In February, 1880, he was ap- convention.
I Jr. Also the Bank of Albina; Van B He
Where e’er your taste, no time to waste
month» yet before last winter s slides can pointed messenger for the company on
Miss Della Gilroy gave the little ones ot I 1
Friend. Gress is sure to strike them.
• ■
be cleaned out on the north side of the Sis- the Oregon A California trains. and*hc
Hon. W. II Parker has accepted an in­ her department t picnic in tlie grove Satur­ ' i.ashmutt. D. F. Sherman. J. M. Pittinger.
C.
F.
Paxton,
incorporators;
capital
stock
held this position continuously for over vitation to deliver an address at tlie annual day. A goo«i time and a line lunch were $100,000.
kiyous
Calf, kip. Morocco, coarse and line.
Brogans, both large and small.
Miss Adah llortou departed Saturday for ten years, until he receive«! his appoint­ meeting of the state convention of Od«l Fcl the features of the day
The Ashland Hose Co. reorganized for
(>, come ami see, for now is the time
Ft. Jones. Siskiyou <*ounty. and after a ment a few days ago ns agent of the Sa­ low« that convenes in Cortland May 10,18!X'.
JX/LÆY BE HAB AT
Huntington is about as unpopular among the
season by electing the following officers: ' The stock that will suit you all.
stav there will leave for San Francisco lem ot)i<-e.
At the demoi'ratie primary held in town tlie railroad boys and the public as ex- President,
H.
C.
Myer:
vice-president,
O.
Many of her friends in this city were at the
Saturday the follow ing delegates were elect siqierintcndent Friilar George. No one 11. Blount; secretary. G. M. Parkinson;
Then may your cup of life lx* sweet
»tatiou to see her otT
Tlie llusaell-Jewell co.
cd: Peter Elmer. A. I. Reuter Geo. Neil, speaks a good wor«l for hint willingly.
In age of life’s fair morn.
foreman, L. L. Merrick; assistant foreman.
<■
riftin.
.1.
D.
Wimer,
E.
Del'eatt.
Henry
But do not expect on earth to greet
Judge Neil came up from Jacksonville
William Schryer. for many years in the M. N. Long: sergeant at arms, Chas. 8.
Is billed at Granite Hall for one night K. Kubli and E. It. Stone.
A rose without a thorn.
yesterday "to fix up a bridge.’’ Just w here onlv—next Suturtlav evening. The Grass
service of the 8. P.. has quit railroading Graves. The annual meeting .will l«e held
Finished in Style Equal to
this particular bridge is located is not Valley. Cal . Daily Telegraph, April 17th.
Mr. ami Mrs. Jas. McDonough -pentSun­ an«i has opened the Del Monico restaurant ; next Wednesday evening. The fire laddies
Let
inc call the attention of the public
known but there are a goo»! many guessers gives them this semi off'
day in this place. Mr. M. lately returne«! for the accommodation of tlie traveling having received a sufficient amount of tlie to a few facts which affects the pocket of
at it saving it leads towants the county
Last night there was a fair sued audience from an Eastern trip. Although pleascl VubJic. Notice his ad. in this issue of the necessary paraphernalia, they can drill every man that wears boots- and shoes.
«ehool «iq>erintendent's office.
oftener and at less sacrifice than before.
at Van'« (»¡«era House to witness the play with his visit lie thinks there is no place i t>:> oiin
Tlie undersigned has had a very large ex­
Grant Davis, formerly one of the Ashland of "Our Boys," given by the Russell-Jewen that e<iuals Southern Oregon.
G M Parkinson ha» sold his bottles l<>
General Alger is quite a clever politician. perience in the boot and shoe business in •
normal students from Siskiyor. county.who Drainati«' Company. The play as given
W
L
Webster
of
Medford,
and
will
put
in
He
usually
puts
$5
in
the
hands
of
the
en
­
Jerry Martin, of Oakland, ami E. K
Ims has lieen at Albina for over a year, was de«erv«i a full house There is not sj«o «r Rennies, of San Jose,arrived from the south his ti ne laittling Colcstcin soda water for gineer who hauls him over a division. The every capacity, which certainly gives a
•m Saturday's train accouinanietl by Ins actor, “stick." in the company, and each Monday evening, and will combine business I shipment abroail. He ba.« sold an interest throttle-holder »vho pulled his partv over great advantage in selecting and buying
wife ami their little son. bound for (la one takes car«* to «1« his or her best, and witli pleasure
the Siskiyou» into Ashland was not'to lie «goods. This advantage 1 have used, and
Both gentlemen are old in the < 'olestein works to A T. Kyle
without straining to make points. The en­
idle, where they will remain.
THE -ÆSHLJLZISriD
__ _________
millionaire have bought nothing but what is good,
Supt. Davi.« says there is several month's outdone in libcralitv bv the
tertainment of last night was of th«* kind time residents of Jacksonville.
__ ,.t______
spent, which I will sell for less money (the same
Miss Camilla Walker, who ha» l«een in that would have pleased the most veteran
work to repair the l»oard and wire presidential aspirant. He not only
a
Ashlami for «onio month« past, left vester- • of theatw-g«K*r.«. even a metropolitan fre­
fencing from Steinman to Hornbrook and that $5 in drinking to the }ft*alth of Alger class of goods) flian can lx bought else­
Evening of l’octry and Song.
«lav for her home in Sprague river. Miss quenter of the play. The costume.« of the
from I'xlgewcMxi to Dunsmuir. The heavy. but it cwt him an additional V before he where in the stat«*.
Minnie Prradniore. a graduate of the Ash­ i ladies on the stage were most elegant and
James G. Clark, the only original bal packe«i snow broke the fencing down <*oiu- 1 was thr«»ugh telling "the I k > vs " about the
Remember, all goods sold are warrant­
land state normal school, went the same in the l«est taste. Where all were «o goo«l lad singer in America, will give an enter­ pleteiy in this l>clt. In places where the good qualities of Russell A. Alger.
ed.
Any rip or imperfections in the i
day to Ft. Klamath to teach the district it is scatvely right to particularize, but Miss tainment at the M. E, church next Mon­ wire would not pull out the staples, the
The long talke«! of «-onsolidatioti ol the workmanship will be repaircl free of
school.
Hume and Bonihoff packing comjianies at charge. Work of this £ind in a family
Stocknieyer a- "Belinda.' the l«oar«ling day evening, under the auspices of the heavy snow snapped it in two.
Known a« tlie Yotile A Gilroy mill, is now
E M. Jewell called on the Kk< «mu Mon­ house slavev, ha«l to repeat some of her Young Ladies Society of tliat church.
('ol Robt. A. Miller and Prof. A. Leroy. Klamath has lieen consummated. The in the course of a year amounts to five or
Trailing and Packing Company:
day in the interests^! the Russell-Jewell songs anil dam e«: the audience made her Tickets. 25 cts., children, 15 cts.
The «leiiKM-ratic nomine«-« for congress and supt. ¡Klamath
six
dollars.
This
you
will
save
by
buy
­
dramatic company. ^>o appear at Granite ■hi so.
of public instruction, came out irom Port­ has tiled articles of incorjioration at San
1’lie Russell-Jewell company is the best Lincoln. Nebraska. Journal says of him : land yesteniay. It i« announced that they Frdncisco. The purposes of the corpora­ ing front inc. All boots and shoes bought
Hall Saturday night in "Our Boys
1 hi«
Mr.
Clark,
like
the
bard
of
old,
unites
troupe does a legitimate business ami is one . dramatic «Wniibination that has visited
«i«eak to the i«eo]«le of Ashlami from tion are to buy and sell real estate and ves­ of me after this date, when half-soling is
the functions of poet, cornjibser ami sing­ will
In charge of
of the few companies that do not play Gra-« Valley for a very long time
the plaza stain! Saturday afternoon on the sel property, to own and operate saw mills. necessary, will lie done at another reduc­
er,
ami
thus
his
performances
have
a
issues of the day from a democrat»- «tan«l an«l tlie canning of fi«h in the waters of Cal­ tion to my already low prices.
Sunday.
PtiiAtore.
ifornia.
Oregon
and
Alaska.
The
directors
completeness and a harmony rarely seen |K»int.
Will keep constantly on hand a stock
J. H. Kentnor, treasurer and one of the
are C. C. Rohlff's. F'. Gee. Jay Deming. A.
On next Thursday and Friday evenings in these modern days, when one writes,
menil*rs of the Smith A Davis Manulac-
lion. Mark W. Musgrove, of Kathdruni. ' F. Johns and John Botuhoff.—¡C. C. New- of all my own make of shoes of all the
latest designs that for style ami quality
luring Co. of St Louis, arrived iu Ashland May Sth and 9th at Granite Hall will be another sets to music, ami a third gives Idaho, arrive«! in Ashlami Satun'ay. ae- i
All Oniers for SASH. IKMMtS. BLINDS. MOI I.DINGS. Etc.. Et
At the Congrcgatinal Church next Sun­ will equal any ma«!e in New York City.
Saturdav and surprised his uncle. Council­ presentisi by the Amateurs of Ashland vocal utterance to the poetic inspiration, « ompauied by Mrs. M. Mr. Musgrove is
man W.’ W. Kentnor. and family.
Mr. Sullivan’s celebrateti opera “IL M. S. lie has a facility and versatility of ex­ looking for a lo at ion and for some time day morning there will I k - a sermon story,
or
for FINISHING LIMBER. or MILL-WORK oi ANY KIM'. '
I will not have on hand any ladies' or
Kentnor is a prosperous young man. This l’inafore.” This promises to be a rare pression that besjieaks the natural orator ■ has l>ee:i keeping p«>sted on «lotngs here- for tlie children and young people especial­ children’s goods of my own make. Will I
Promptly
attended to. Address. Ashland, Or.
is hi» first visit to A«ldan«l
through the R ecoki *. He is one of ly. though all are invited. In the evening confine myself to the mens’ branch of i
treat aa it is the first praiuction of opera ami dramatist, and to these accomplish­ alKiuts
there will be the regular monthly union
the
prominent
men
of
that
country,
and
at
ments adds the marvelous poetic concep­
Sheriff M. D. Childers came up from in Ashland and evervlwly should go.
holds the position of prosecuting meeting, Rev. F. G. Strange to preach. Dur­ the business. When in full blast 1 defy
Salem Sumlav bound for Linkville. where
tion that gives highest ]>crfect:oii to the present
PARRY MFG.
attorney
for Kootenai county. Mr. ami ing May there-«» ill lx no preaching at this competition.
he will remain till after the election to set­
divine art of music.
ladies’ and gents' boots ami shoes of
I
nt
cvtuit
io«>al
Suctabt«-.
Mrs.
Musgrove
are l»«th delighted with the church, onlg s. s. at 12 tn. on Sunday, and
INDIANAPOLIS. IND
tle up his business affair» and move to Sa­
the
prayer
meeting
at
7
:30
p.
m.
on
Thurs.
.
.
..
.
every
description,
from
a
white
satin
climate and ap(«earance of Ashland an«l the
lem («ermanently. The sheriff » office has
The lutdie- of the W.C. T. I will give
Iv«-«Male 1« the name of the village plat valley.
The church has granted the pa«U.r a yaca-
to a lumberman's l»oot. ma«lc to
lieen conducted by hi» deputy. "( urly the above nuoe«l supjier. Tuesday. May «>, attached to the 8itnny»i<le tract of small
tiou. whichi will be »¡¡ent in < ahforma m’orJera!,(| OI1 H(iort notice. Repairing
Web!», who i» also the democratic nominee in the Presbyterian Church. Supper from farms. It «-ont.'tins thirty-six building lots,
L. L. Alexamler, who is shipping train visiting relatives and friends. Services will
<lone promptly and with ncatnes6.
f«fr the ptore and will undoiibtolly heele t- six toeight. F.very-lio«iy is cordially inrilcd. which -urronnd a «mail clearel «pace de- loads of beef cattle north every' week, l«e resumed the first Sunday in .lune.
T cordially ask tiie public to come ami
c«l, being a very popular man
All trietnls of Temj»erance are reque-tcdU» «igned for a park, ami lie« four miles south was seen at the de(«ot yesterday making
The Fossil Journal aptly observes this is see what I have to sell am! what I ask
of Salem. Several of these lots have been arrangements towards laying off and
No. 7|
C..1, Fxlwunl law of the New York llimlvr bring refreshments. Supper 25 cents.
««>!<1. ami two hou-es are ulreaiiy built. feeding up his stock here in ¡»lace of go­ a country of magnificent distances. (.A. for it. If vou don’t buy it is all the same.
exvbungc, anti wife arrival m Ashland
Price. »18.*0 at Factory
Cogswell, living at Lakeview, traveled ;**>
•
I.
Mulkey
ol
Roseburg,
general
travel
Jait-
are
offered
tree
tor
-«-houl
an«l
ebun-h
You
’
re
just
as
welcome
as
though
you
Cash with Order.
<atnrdav with Gen. Alger ami party an«l
ing clear through. Mr. Alexander is a miles by stage in order to attend the demo­
are locateai for several weeks at TlieOrvgoii. ing agent lor Sherulan Bros hardware bus­ Ixiihling«. a «tore, a blacksmith shop ami a stM-kman of Nevada. The stock lie is crats- state convention. He came through bpugbt, Ixscause if yon don't think it is
iness
is
stopping
at
the
St
Cloud
House.
fruit
eviifiurator.
At
the
proper
time
ap
­
They have l«een spending the w inter at the
the central empire, by way of The Halle«. to your advantage to buy, 1 ’don't ex(xct
1 >el Coronado hotel, San Pierro, and think Central Point He will remain in tbi- val plication will lie made for the establishment shipping from lx>s Bauos, San Joaquin He could not well cross the ('a«ca«les to you to buy. That is the wav 1 do all
Ashland is <*ne of the prettiest pla« c» on the ley tor several months soliciting for the eti of a postotfice at this very i harming village valley, is from the Lux & Miller cattle Ashland, on account of the snow. When business,* and business transactions, .-trictly Fint-Cla««. Warranted.
coast. Mr. Lee was up on Rogue river last terprising hardware house of J C Sheri -ett'etsent. \\ hen the »unnyside land« are and go to supply Portland and the Sound a man has to travel S"‘ miles by stage to shall be «.lone ami carried on in an honest
AU .Second Growth Hickory.
Steel Axles and Tire».
fall looking at the timl-er w hi« li he pronoun din of Central 1‘oint. w ho i-arrk-s the most all «MTUpied. the imlustries to l«e provided markets. He will keep shipping till June reach the metropolis it brings to mind wbat
complete
and
l«c»t
line
of
goods
in
Itoguc
bv
the
variou-
farm
specialties
carried
on.
and
honorable
manner.
Low Bent Beat Arm».
1’eriecl.jr Buiati- < i.
«■»•» as being of a most eu client «juality.
or July and thinks it will take from 4.000 a big undeveloped country this central em-
Long. Easy Riding. Gil Tempered Sprin.-.
will
«ustain
a
thriving
village
community.
river
valley
•
At
my
old
stami
one
door
north
of
the
His friend, J. N. fliillip'. say» they arc
irg
is.
In
area
western
Oregon
is
a
pigmy
to
5.000
beeves
to
supply
the
demand.
Best Wheels and lk-st AU ov r.
' apitol Journal*
Oregon.
has hing up a scheme to bring in about a
The ¡»rice per car load of 16 cars or mofp y the side of it even that part that 1« not Ashland Barbershop. Ashland.
IF TOU CAM’T FIND THEM FOR SALE BY YOUR MEECHAMT8 WRITE U*
Ke-erred seats tor the Militia ik’netit • •
W B. GRESS.
hundred fruit an«l «lairy farmer- in thi
traversed
by
a
single
railroad
E' erybvd» joes to H«jusak*r's.
is »13«?.
cents -on sale at Plaza corner itvxe
Taller—probabh in thtformcf aculvtij
Kej» rted for the Et«<>fi*.
Limit <’«»««rt
H K Hanna r«. lx» i Gifc-ln a«-t
rex«vrr money
Plaintiff pv««
file »uinmon» an«I complaint, ii
filing- of March.Ix»<(
Jame» Wright v» D H Itarrvw
trial of alwv«* entitled uit «-banged to J«>«<-
ph me ixiuntr ami «iefendant given Tn «lay»
fr<Mn the filing of thi« -uit in .!••-*« t:;.-*
county in whi« h u> file an-wcr
C (' Beekman an«i T «< Beam-.» v» Geo M
lx»ve et al—»uit in c«|uitv to fore4«»e mort
eage. t'oulirii>ati'«n of sheriff'» -aJ-
J««»epb Solomon V» Simon Simpkin»— ac-
lÚMi to iwxtver ( au«e diamiaeca on plain­
tiff • motion
Minnie M l>euvoul v» E M Deuvuui -di-
vorce Plaintiff'» bill dismissed ami de-
fen«lant given judgement for co»t
EVERY DEPARTMENT FELL!
01R AIM SHALL BE TO PULASE VOL.
The Very Latest Novelties
( OME
VNl) SEE
E. B. HUNSAKER
BUY WHILE YOU MAY!
GRANITE HALL.
Boots!
Shoes!
Boots!
RUSSELL-JEWELL
ÓUR BOYS
Suits!
Shoes!
Boots!
Suits!
Shoes
Hat«
Hats
Merchant.
ALL WAY DÔWN IN PRICE
DELMONICO
RESTAURANT.
Overshirts, Underwear, etc
Bottom Prices.
at
New Styles in Shoes and' Hats
Just Received.
FOR SALE.
All Lines of Winter Clothing at
'ONE SPAN OF HORSES Reduced Rates.
Fine Line Gloves, Neckwer, S.us
pendere, etc., etc.
W. B. GRESS'S
O. H. B lount
PICTURES of YOURSELF
FAMILY
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
■[-Mill, sash & Door Factor
RUNNING IN FULL BLAST,
JAMES S. ROGERS
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Manager