VALLEY
ii Eroi; I).
ASHLAND. Ost.. Thursday. Ji tv 2t.l»'»i.
PEKHOXAI. AMI MM'IAL.
IPX k
I,OINTE1L’S
Henry White |«*id Central 1’ufnt a vi it
last »uh’fay.
Mr». Nenthammer. wb<> ba» l «*«n <|ui <•
»ii k is improving, we are /lad tu -ay.
Uew. Cawley i» lying very ill with i be
«lipbUteriu. at the home of Dr. Colvtg.
Mr- Benj. Miller is paying her > i<ter
Mr«. Tbo». < urrey.of Mam« valley.» vis
Mr. F Bleven. Hr., had the inisfortun« t*«
get two <’f hi« t V m broken by a falling true.
Mr* Dr. Hinkle and Mi«« Mary» Mee, of
< entral Point. HMMle th:« p!a*.*e a csll Mon
day.
Hoti. Benj. Harm nd, who ba« l>eeti al
Jacksonville for the last week, ha» return
ed ho ne.
Rum<*r whisper» that one uf Rock Point'»
prominent citizens ba ‘ got tangled in Cu
pid's net.
J. W. Hay», acioiiipai.iol by Jame- Kin-
raid of Central Point ha- gum* to Klam
ath county.
A great many tire« hare been »tartcl on
the hill in thi- vicinity, «o fliis place is
<|uite smoky.
Mi-» Hattie Truman left tor M.-ipb ton.
Minn.. Ia«t month to make her graml-
l«arent« a vi-it
Ruck point can l>oa«t uf having two brave
girls, the Mi»»es Wilson, who killed a large
three-foot rattte-nake thi« a»*ek.
Ater. Blakely «leparterl for Han tram*Mco
not long **m*e. E*l. Temple, ot Central
Point, took hi« pla e io ti«* II« ek Point
»tore a» clerk.
A l«a.-ket meeting » as bel«i at
thi» pia
place .
it thi«
Sunday by Rev, Whitney. Mi»«e- Eliza
Cook and Lillie Hays were ccnverteil.
Mi«» Nina Emery of Ashland, who - lia»
Iieen »1 'pending her holiday here with her
aunt. Mr«.
!
A Cawley, returned home ibi»
week.
Dr. < olvig a« >’ompante«i by hi- «laughter
Atti«*. Mi»se» Mann«* Wilson ami Alice
Matthew«, Me«-r». Bert f'ollin- i.m! 11.
Huumier» will leave Wednewlay for the
«•oust.
Our »mall tow*, became >iuite lively one
evening lust week with a fire. Home* care
le.«» campers left a i«>g burning, the fire
spread in the <iry gru-« and came near
burning Um school nonse, but wae put out
liefore luiich «lamuge wa» done.
A party consisting of Mr. amt Mr.«. C.
Vrotnan ami family, Mr«. Parker ami fam
ily, the Mi«»es Rosa ami Ella Griffith, Em
ma Fitzgerald. Me».«r- Cha«. Griffith and
Arthur Fitzgerald will leave next week for
a summer viv ation at the Dea«l Itnlian «««da
spring».
W. K. A C.
Rock Point. July *jn. lte»>.
'■biloh'.' Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
y i tn , envoi nti : k
HKLVITY BASKI-rr
•tire fur Catarrh. Itiptheria. Canker mouth,
John li.»»k Kill- Geo. IU mh II ow . sun ut the
Jam«— N«*rri« sells lumlx-r. L« a" c your and H«*a«l-a<he. With each bottle there 1«
or«l« r« a Luckey '»«
e...;er ,,f lb«- Go« <ii««w tii<*ti«>n.
an ingenious na-ul injector for the more
treatment of tlie«e complaint-
A uity )«>un<l «almon wa« «'aughi in a net »ii«*e»«sful
A L1 k itie «¡'.»pah'll ol Momlay hmvs :
without extra charge. Sokl bv T. K. Bolton.
Joliu —'t.«a k of Dairy r«»h* into Linkviile ' in Rogue river ia«t w*«-k.
at a late hour : ni««i:«v night ami hand««l
Rev. F. < strange will pn-ach in the
Tlie U Kite i- kmg. Hu;, a While «ewing
hi«« -• I' over to th«* sheriff. H< wa» iin- Neil ««-lux I bou«e next Sabbath afiernoon. machine irotn Jacksun A Sowden of Grants
l’a-s- AH kind- of «ewin- machine- repair
mrdiutelv jaile«!. ’■'umlay evening Geo.
Jack Bays :eturi*c«l from Sail Francisco
Go«» I low. of l.angeli valley red«* tu* to Sunda) with forty-live men for railroad ed by .1. W. Sowden.
the rum'h «¡f J«>hn '-!i«»k on hotite’uck work.
_ Picture frame« made to order
Emery's.
ami bramiisl'ing a pistol lie r<»I«* into the
Ex-Rou«iiii:<-t«*r M. Hullivan hu- pur
yar.i ami Haiti he wax hunting lor John
Lined overalls ll.tit) per pair at Blount's.
a ram h near Montague from B. I*.
'■hook, wanted to kill him. IL* role «li chased
Wilkinson.
For lame back, «ide or < he.«l. use Shiloh’s
re« tlv into the j *wn of death. Hit* pistol
Fi-berm« ti at it« mouth report prospects Porou« Plaster 25 cents at T K Bolton’s.
went off at the he»«! ci 8hook. Shook
The ltev. Geo. II. Thayer, or liourlxm,
retaliated with fatal result. Thea«* are g«xxl f«»r a big r«iu of «ahuon Up Klamath
’ Ind., say«: “Both myself and wife owe
all the detailo of the murder obtainable i river this season.
our lives to Shiloh's Consumlion Cure."
at irreeent. The trouble no doubt result-
\ very large -lock of the latent noveltie» For sale by T. K. ltolton.
in
Broadheaa
<lre««
g«x«*l«
to
arrive
in
a
few
<*«1 from long »landing ill-feeling lx*tween
Have you seen those line blankets al lhe
th«* parties ami others in regard to diHi- day«, at Hunsaker's.
A'hluml Woolen Mill« ’
culliet! over cattle. The affair may ter-
The pipe for the Grants P h -- water
11 acknteta«*k a la-ting and fracran-
work« i« arriving. Their eleetri«* light plant
niitiute in further ««*rious trouble.
perfumv. Price25 ami Mk-ts. nt T. K. Bolt
Linkviile, July 23.—At the corouer'a is a «ec* mi Iniml one.
ton's.
0«*ar Lucas will take l«i.-
ioqueat yevterdav at Dairy, three wit-
New lol oi stylish -hoe- ju-t <*iH*m*d nt
ntw>s«*s testifieil that Goodlow «lid not tain to rake in the shekels
Blount’«.
draw his pisiol. Othera te»tifie«l that Point and Yreka fair.».
La«t Jun«* alter the great ¡¡««oil. I received
Goo«ilow <lrew'bin pistol. sui«l to .’•hook
The Drain Echo -ay- tin ga-
............
well i« 105 a ls»ttieof < hamlierlain »Colic. Cholera ami
feet
deep
with
everything
favoiable.
The Diarrhoea Remedy from my pastor, at a
that he S!,<»ik waa within three feet of
time when I wax very iuu< h run down with
the end of his ro|«e (figuratively speak strata ««I state n»*K ha« not < hanged.
ing, and then fired. The two shots from
The mx iai hop at 'he <«aniard u(«« ra diarrhoea and ha«l tried two doctors with
out
liiiding any relief. This remedy re.
both pitdola were simultaneous. The one house Suturda.v was well attemhd. Anotb-
licved me al once, ami cureil me entirely in
from the piutol of < «««xllow wan u close er i- on «leek lor next Saturday evening.
a -bort time. I goi several l)uttie.s and gave
cal) loHhook. Ti ering from the pistol
Janie- Norri.* can furni«li you all kinds of it around among my a<S|Uaintance« win;
of nhook went crashing through the «lead finishing ¡tuiiixT. luouhlings, windows, were afflicted in the same way I think I
trnin's heart. 11 is Htateti that l«>* (Goo«l* door», «a-h. etc. L«*ave orders at Luckey s# gave it to a dozen people, an«l it relieved ami
low; »hot after the bullet j»’m*tr*.ite<l hit-
Th«* II v H. S. Cahlwell. «on-in-law of P. r cured, so far as 1 know, m all eases. It is
l*o«ly bv th«'h«* witneast • who te»*titie<l Duttn. i« here visiting ami w ill preach in the l«c«i..... licine for the disease I have ev
known.
Mr«. E. I. Henrie. Johns
both pistols were drawn.
tin* !‘re.«byt«;rian < bun-b next sabbath er
town. l’a For «ale bv Chitwoisl Bros.
morning.
f
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Hurrah! Hurrah!! Hurrah!!!
I * Hektrn'« Ethereal < ough .syrup.
Mr», bazeman leave» «oon for Alaska « u
mi*»Mmary work.
li«*v. J. Iliee returned from Colusa coun
ty. Cal., ye tenlay.
Mr». G. L. Dean of Grunt» Pa«» i» visit
ing tier Ashland frieml-.
Is "hat the
say uha have n <»n geUum their tlrcbse*- a! I iunmake!lately :
J««». W Hm krr»iuit!< was at Grants Pa..«
but it* you are Hui pretty lively in
around. you will mH I m * able to M^ ure
• hi« week < ti fruit l u-’ne»*.
a nice drcs* at the prices whivli v\ill make a sure move oi everything of a
P. W. oiwell and ~m were up from l en
Siniisneiv nature.
*
ten! P*»int on bu«ine>M Fritlav.
Engineer Hays ami D. C. Agler are rail-
r««dtug at t’uw creek canyon.
Fred Klippel and < ba-. Bilg«*r went to
ill give you a hint of what you may es|>ect, and if the prices suit you < umc at
.»an Fran<*l»**o Prid»v on a trip
■ >m e. fol our stock is iet I irgc. and will soon be broken at the figure»
Jas. Gixslrii h wa« «.ver from Heniey on
Im-iiM*»« »everal day» last week.
«pioted. There tire many other bargains not here im*ntioned
Mr». J. W. Powers and Mi»« May «pent
that art* sure Io please* you:—
Friday an«I hatnrdav at < <>le«tein.
P. B. Fitzpatrick.of the 8. p. R. R.,
.<<itines aYe now «nioted at from ITT to '2o<
off to P«>rtlan«l last wi-ek on a vacation.
('lialiv
almost given awav—*20 vds for 8 1 J M1
H««lt. «*nn:el Furry, representative ek*<*1.
wa- in the city Hatunlay with bis family.
Gingham "
"
—II ytls for 1.00
Mrs. 1«. II. Palethorpe sn«l children were
I
’
ine
Brodette
di'ei-s
ging-
I
up from the Pa»« visiting, the pn»t week.
hams
.— 8 \ (Is tor l.oo
Mr«. J. A. Higgle», of Etna. 8i»kiyou
• <*Ui«ly. Í» the guest of T. J. Ki»t ami fam
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.\rmadale zephvr
— 1.', ••
1.00
ily.
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Turkey red table damask — 1
1.00
L. Gray, a prominent ■ ittzen of Ben
u ta. Í» »topfxnr at The Oregon with hi»
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Bleached
"
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—
I
1 .IM 1 J
Gored
to
Death
bj
a
Meer.
wife.
A mineral find ell her -liver or nickel -
John
Tice,
a
voting
man
raised
in
this
ha«
l«een
«liscovered
ut
Wagoutire
inoun
H E. Ei«p- and * 'ba«. R. Timina» were in
iicwwHH 1'ntinltr is I'illecl ivitli Hennis l-’renu Krei’U
vallev, was gored to death bv n steer tain, latke county, and i- being prospected
the city Moiuiay. en route to Sisaon from
ll<IHU'tiiit-nt tlntt »rill bi- imifl.t-il ti/ rríees Iteseli ill teeeee.
I'teeiee
yesterday, lie is employed by the Han l*v silver lai c partie-.
Merlin.
ley Bros, at Butte « reek, this county, and
Smith
A
la*alsi.
the
-e<oiui
bund
and
I
.
’
nrhj
med
lake
i/ueee-
Cleietre.
Respect
lull
v.
Nupt. Il V < law-on of the .». P.'s eating
-*
was found dead in a corral.
lie was eommissfen merchant« who purchased A.
bouse» ha» Iwen in town «everal «lay« the
alone and had ro|«ed the animal, which P. Talent's stock, bave moved it to A«h-
pa-t week.
land.
gored and trampled him to death.
Mr». L. M. Foulkc ami chihlren of Ga
There will be a I nion Bible meeting in
zelle. were «topping at < ’ole»tein during the
Train Ditched.
the M. E. church next Sabbath evening.
|>a«t week.
To dav'a northlKitnni train was «litciied Rev. P. <' Hetzler ami others will address
< orlie> Merrill i» now writing copy for
by a defective rail near N'ord. between l the meeting.
lhe patent out«HÍe-of tlie I’ortlaml news
Red I’.lutf ami Chieo. Two tramps on
E«l. Lowenburg the genial San Fram*i«« u
paper union.
the “blind baggage” receiveil fatal in- «•igar drummer, laid over Sunday at The
Prof. J. H, isweet departed Frúiav on hl-
iurtee No one else «eriousiy hurt. The Orogen, preparatory t«> taking a tour
Ea-tern trip, preparutorv to locating Ull
train w ill not at rive in Ashland till some tbiough Siskiyou county.
Puget sound.
The Examiner sayF the etlort of the eon-
time to-morrow morning.
tractor» to have tiie time on tlie Ager-
Rev. Itubi. Ennis of Jacksonville ami
Hoinii-itle ill Siskiyou County.
Linkviile route changed from ill to :>• hours The Best Egg Producers in the
Rev. > <i. Strange ”f • hi» city. ex« lumge«l
Price, SIB.00 at Factory.
pulpit» Nundav.
failed. Lakeview people will insist
Cash with Order.
Chtth. Ingram ami J. (,'. WetM have ba-
that
the
mail
is
brought
to
them
from
Ager
ltev. F. K. Van ra»sel went to Grant»
been r< »¡dent* of ><*ott Bur, Cal., and in 34 hours.
.WORZLID.
Pa«» Muiwtey evening to conduct a week of
have bad a long '.nieundentamliiig.
The live year-old «laughter of J. I'. At
revival preaching.
which resulted in the death of Ingram at
An<l the Prettiest of the
kin« fell from a horse m her hum«-- on the
Mrietly Firsl-<‘ia-s. Warranted.
Couldn’t I*'«»«I t in I J« s«e
the hands of Weiss on the Scott B.ir Devlin
County Clerk Mav Muller, wife ami
All Second Growth Hickory.
place
near
Ashland.
She
lit
on
lhe
Feathered
Race. Non Set
daughter went to Sun Francisco Fridav on H«lcni Htate-nian.’
bridge on the evening of the 15th, a truck of her head, causing concussion of the
Steel Axles and Tin».
a two weeks* visit.
Low Bent Seat Arm .
Perieeliy Balau*
bullet fiorn u
calibre live shooter en- brain, she wa« badly injur««! but is tiow ters.
I can furnish Eggs for
Many ol«l Oregoniutw reineinl«e« Jeune tered Ingram's « best and passed through
Long. Ensy Riding. Oil Temuere-I Spring.
improving.
Mis» 1 .izaie Nealou. the sebooima um of Applegate, "the ».ig«« of Yoncalla."
Beet
Wheels
and
1«
st
Ail
Vv- r.
Hatching. I now have a few
E<lgewo«xl. was one uf the welcome guest»
his liver ami kidneys, dying five hours
IF YOU CANT FIND TNBM TOR SALK FT TODR MERCHANT«. WRITE U».
Counting lhe numlier ot -lieep last full in
In the early «lav» just for aerotn ablu aiterwaid. The Journal says: “From
nt t'uiesteitt recently,
Luke «Miintv at IHU.mm, the Io»« 5<> per cent, of these pure blooded Cock
tion he would provide meal» ami lodg
Mrs, Fteole of Grant« Pa»« is visiting at ing* for Much traveler» uh chance«! tu the evidence given it appears that In and the .«ale.« this summer at 10,OOU, wlticii rells for sale.
Inquire of
The Oregon, ami with Mrs Dr. Helm spent travel hi» way. It was un annoying cus gram met Weiss near the bridge ami is about the numlier sold as near a« we can
Monday at Colcstein.
commenced using rough language, ’get learn, leaves this county with only 50,0(0
L MINER.
I
tom with a eettain class of »lock dealers
I
L. Fwitn of Swan «t LeMny, stage manu who traveled over the road to offer a $50 ting otf his horse and advancing in a «beep within her Ixirder«. -¡Examiner.
Ashland.
<
>r.
I
threatening
manner,
when
Weiss
backed
David Payne, formerly in the butcher
facturera of Yreka, was ia the valley lust —
Wholesale Fruits and Produce i
»lug
in i pavment
for a night'»
entertain
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”
warning Ingram to keep off,which business in Ashland, ba» upened a «hop at
week on stage buxine»«.
incut, and
ment,
ami if the change could not be away,
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Pass. He has two assistants. W.
I’uiihllul.
Df//;.
re '<
C. O. Dougin», the aaaUtant conductor on given they wool«! settle in full the hext he did not lieeJ, thereby causing Weiss ; Grants
to fire the fatal shot. The wounded man M. Bunch and Harry Price. Mrs. Payne
Ryan's train, was enjoying a visit from a time they stopned.
mounted his horse and started over [ and the children have moved there from
pretty cousin this week.
One «lav a lellow whom Jetwe Apple then
the bridge, when he fell off, ami again Phoenix.
gate
ha«l
spotted
offered
a
W. 8 Barnum, the Medford planing mill
slug in the
Tlie gang of about twenty men w ho
Artist.
m in, was the guext of bis parents in A»h- I usual way, saying he was sorry, but re attempted to mount his horse, but fell
Manager Ashland Packing House.
down exhausted.” Weiss is in the jail have Iieen at work all sum liter felling*
laml .»at unlay and .»un«l;iy.
ally that was the smallest coin lie ha«l at Yreka waiting fora trial.
tret’s on either »ide of the Western Union
L. Geiirhart, a retired merchant of Al about him.
Corner Main and (J runite Street*.
wire in the Cow creek canyon have still
“I’m sorry, too,” replie«! the host, “for
litiny wl|o »pent the summer of lais in
Gold Nuggets
two niontlis' work before lliein. John E.
PICTURES UOPIEI» AND ENLARGED
Suuthern Oregon, is stopping ut Cole-tein. I haven't a bit of ch.inge in the house.”
Spiaking of the list of big nuggets pule Pelton is supplying them with beef.
“Oh, never iniml,” replied the guest, lislied
W* 8. Bell, the liberal Ic turer. was on
in a recent issue oi the R:'< < iki >,
Bromides made in nil sizes. Call and
M. Volk’s loadiiuister district lias liecn
Fri«lay x north Ixtund train. He did nut *“l'll hand it to you as I come back.”
City
Councilman
IF. IF. Kentnor recalls
examine our work
stop off to lueet his ap|«ointiuent in Ash- . [ “But maybe 1’11 never see you again,” two that were r.ot mentioned. In 1852 a. amalgamated into that of John Galvin’s,
Ja.id.
suggested Applegate, ignoring the hand nugget amounting to $3000 was taken out who now lias charge from Roseburg to
Supt. T. J. Davis wa» in the city last Fri outstretched lor the eight-cornered coin . : at Scott Bar that was pure gold—not a Ashland while Volk has been ap|x>inte«l
“Yes, you will. I’ll be along here in
day Having the water and drainage system
particle of quartz, or anything else. It division roadniaster lietween Portland
of the 8. P. Co.'» hotel and buildings re about a week,” said the other.
was
on exhibition in Crum Rodgers’ and Ashland.
paired.
“Oh, well, in this ease 1’11 just keep bank at Yreka. In the same year an
I I
E. E. Miner feels particularly proud of
Jesse A. McCall.the young civil engineer, the slug, and when you come back I’ll emigrant boy at work for a miner found a yearling colt he has front Boynton’s
EOK SALE IX-
left for Portland bunduy to accept a poxi- have the change for you.” replied the old
tion with Hammond A Hurlburt Success gentleman, ami putting the piece in his a $10J0 dollar nugget on a little ridge lie Hambletonian stud. It is a fine looking
tween Long gulch and Canal «gulch in the
JOS. W. HOCKERSMITH
and there are few in the state
lu him.
pocket he bode the stranger g<x>d morn vicinity of Yreka. The miner had the animal
that are as pretty. Mr. Miner will have
ing,
with
best
wishes
for
a
prosperous
Mr. Kckenberger, general freight agent of
boy go up the ditch to turn the water him trained for a carriage horse.
lla> Heard of the BARGAINS at the ( .
the V. B. Q., arrived in Ashlaml Satur- journey and a safe return.
and
lead it in a dilferent channel, which
O. D. Emporium, where they keep Notions,
<iay to recuperate his health in Southern
That man «Jidn’t try to fool with old he di«l
A
carload
of
bltxxksl
stock
belonging
to
by following down a stream of
Tinware. Hammocks. Whips ami Bargain
Dragun.
man Applegate any more.
water and digging an 0|>ening at the J. B. Ilaggin went north Friday to Great Counter Goods of All Kinds.
LL ORDERS promptly attended io.
Falls,
Montana.
They
were
in
tRe
fine
W T. Beagle and Win. Laddigan mart
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Boxes and pu)>er for «hipping fur
same time. He hande«l the nugget to
Bcmitiiyliig Carriage*.
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this week on a prospecting tour iu the
stock
car
Ben
Ali.
vyere
front
the
tjtuds
of
WILSON A- WALSWORTH.
nished.
his einplover and though it was not on
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mining section of the Klamath river and it» 1
Stanford
an«l
others,
were
all
yearlings
Co). IF. A. Grow is doing much to— the employer’s land the grasping miner
Olli«« with Well.«. Fargo A Co.'s express,
tributaries.
12«-
Proprietors.
Ganiard opera block.
wards beautifying the turn-outs about only gave the I toy an afternoon lay-off and will be trained for tro.ttent.
Mrs. Hattie Parker and children, of Ashland, by repainting the weatlier- ami pocketed the nugget. AJr. Keutqor year-old ttrqod mare who lias a record of
I kiali.lett fur Alkali valley. Klamath <-uiin- beuten rig*. He ha» treat«t many cases, has forgptten the naqic of the owner of 2:16 was also along,
ty. Monday to visit her people, the family J ami has onlers coining in from afar.
the claim.
1!. W. Price,wife ami grandchild.loriuerly
of Amos .«’hook.
Many an old, scrubby looking carriage
<>f A.«blau«l were on Fri«iay'x train for Oak
I'lie AViitcy Works.
Grant
Worthens,
wife
and
children
and
and
btlggv
that
bits
been
touche«!
hv
the
land, Cal., where their «laughter wa« quite
|l
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-- <_ in the valley colonel’s s bruijli
. nqw go about
.
their
mother,
who -- have KA
Iieen
with ¡lie
low. H. W. Price, their son, who is in the
In justice t«j the workmen ei«gage.«l in agricultural
the past /ear. returned to Kansu« Monday appearance oi lieing new Qnew. Being
iuiplement buxine«.«,went south
laying the water mains in this city it is tue next day. They all returned yesterday,
from Me<ltdrt|.
the only carriage painter ¡ q the county but right to explain the cause of the nu
their
daughter,
Mr«. Davis, having died.
Mi«« Jennie Builet, a Residing bglle and he has late of bltsi'netis.
merous leaks on Main street. The eight
Mr». McDowell, wile of an S. 1'. engineer, 1
—'
Miss Ocie Walton, of Eugene, arrived
aere shown the sights of A»bland Tuesdqv
A woman fakir Is among the follower» of j inch pipe is the spiral weld steel, and the last week on a visit with the family of Jack-
by Jack Campbell,
Robinson's circus. She runs a knife. «*ane method of joining is by a “hub” and a son lloekersmith. Miss Walton being a
"spigot.” which are put on the pipe at neiccufMrs.il. In company of Mr. and
Mrs- Fred Wgdsworth, wife «>( the cash and ring game.
the factory, and it is owing to the imper
ier «4 tfic Siskiyou County Bank, and Mis»
Eugene Walia«I was eleete«l .»ui»erin- fect manner in which these have been Mrs. Hockersmith they took’ a ride over
the Kisktyous to Colestein Tuesday—their
Lenora Huaentan <d Yreka, made Ashland , tendent of the water works and W. otto
put on that the numerous leaks occur. first triii.
a Hying visit last week.
the official plumber, by the council.
To make matters worse the workmen
Co). J«.«. Norris ha« entered ini«« the lum
Geo. Stanley, who has the exclusive .ter
E. L. Freelan.l, assistant cashier of the find it impossible to tell w hether these ritory of Jackson county for Mark Twain’s i
ber y»r«t btisine’xs in a fuii-tledged manner,
joints
are
perfect
until
the
pressure
of
latest and most jiopular book “A Connecti
and if you don't see what you want, all Bank of Ashland, leaves to-morrow for a
the water is applied, which necessitates cut A'ankee in King Arthur’s Court,” I«*“,
you hate to du ia to ask for it.
vacation at Portland and the north
t
the loss of so much valuable time digging Monday to canvass Jacksonville an«! ,Kbfp-
Juhn Wexler, who went to Panama from
Mrs. J. W. Haniakar returned home
tty. after which he will take Or.t^'i Point.
San Francisco a» it baker on a passenger 1 ward this morning. Alisa Mattie Olier up the pipes.
is a splendi'l book,
jj rapid sale
Nearly* $2000 is still owing the manu This
steamer has gone front there to Calino. | accompanied her to Shovel creek, where
and George is w riting vjotnt many order«.
Peru, where be axpecls tu work.
facturers
of
this
pipe,
and
none
of
this
It is sold only bj -;UUse.ription.
they will remain awhile.
amount will be paid until the work is all
Mr. and Mr». L. A. Neil ami children.
Hgve your produce cashed at Ben Eg-
Misties
M.
and
A.
Byrnes
of
Hau
Mateo,
made perfect, when the cost of so doipg
Mrs. Haniakar. Miss Mattie Ober. O. A.
E« kert. J. B. Sollner of .la<*ksonville and Misstirace Higgles of Ft. Jones, and will be deduct«! from the amount, tluis gle»t oil’s,
Henry E. Digglcs, the Montague timr- protecting the city agqipot loiss. The
others spent Sunday nt t'ulestein.
Dsear Carpenter, tlie l’Jioenix limequary
trouble on (hi; pip«, luis delayed the final man with the wlii-k«*r». wa.- in the eitv Sat
Mrs. J. II. Ku»»el returned Tue-dn> from chant were in town last night.
urday and find R. F. High remove thenu 1
Cottage Grove, where «he ha» been visiting
Prof. O. A. Eckart, of the Linkviile completion of the work, as the old six'
her daughter, Mrs. Rev. T. B. Boyd, to public school, waa itt Ashland several inch pipe now in use cannot be taken tip This i.« th«; first time he has been shav«l
sin«*e Istft, at Cul]x*p|>er, Va. \\’t Jle. in tlte
w hum wu« born a daughter on the 12th.
days tin» week, en route home from th«! to be redaid elsew trere until the new pi|ie army there a traveling yRntogi filter came f
is made |ierfeCt. which we trust will now along, amt he WaiiUat lo'seml home a like
Mrs. J It Russell ba» liecn visiting in teacher»’ aanociation at Salem.
be very soon.
ness iu <*a«e Geil’. Lee’s soldiers might re-
• bttuge Grove, ami the Lender report» con
All other pi|ie tu which pressure has move the' possibility of Ins getting
Grant Alilstrotu, aged aliout 21, died
siderante stir among the retigioi’.« and tem
alive.
perance worker» in coneequance of her pres suddenly this morning, after taking a i, bceen applied has proven satisfactory.
ence.
couple of spasms. The 16-year-old son
Those line white blanket» al the wool-
A»l>lai><r» Populal ion.
en mills will make a splendid
yp» Ur. J. B. New man amt two daugh of Mr l’oweil, who was brought in from
. ____ pres-
Eugene.
Or..
July
Hi
—
The
following
is
'"'
lieat anything vet
ter4, who i|uv» iieen milking their home in the mountains sick several days ago, is an estimate of the ¡«ipulatiun of the follow ent for your wife. They
*>
Ashland for over a year, left Friday for also reported deud as we go to press.
ing places:
Eugene, 3200; Salem, 7200; seen in the state.
Great Fails, Mon., where Dr. Newman I»
2300; Oregon City, 3200; Mc
E. J. Curtis was over sun<lay from his
located.
John B. Grillin ot l*ead Indian made a Ko-eburg,
Minnville. IP«1; Hillsboro, lilOO; Albanv, placer mine on Beaver creek gt* Ute mouth
Sam Veatch is baggagv m aster on the lo pretty good sweep on «leer and bear at 7000; Ashland, 27<J0; Corvallis. 2300; Jack of Hungary « reek, and, exhibited alxiut $10
worth of gold—^e-ualf of two-and-a-half
cal tietween Portland and Ko«el>urg. His Grizzly prairie between 5 p. tn, Thurs sonville. 13W: Grants Pass, 2250.
days’ UiftT* hy himself and partner. A, A.
wife presented him with a bouncing daugh day ami the next morning. He killed six
Lumber! Lumber!
Tyier. This, be says, was only from where
ter on tlie I6tb inst.
fine deer, one a large 10-pointer, and two
James Norris at his lutnl>er yards on they were excavating for a pump. They
Mrs. J. Young. Mr». J. K. Sechrist and bear. He re|«orts an exciting tight lie
the north side of the railtoa«! track, near have plenty of w ater »mi rich grouml to
Mi«» Ltzzie F hx k oí Central Point returned tween one of the bears and his dogs.
i
the depot. Ashland, can sell you sash, last them for a three months’ run.
to their oul borne at Yreka yesterday, bay
Morris
Caro,
of
Roseburg
hai;
beeu
Broadhe^u
dress
goods
can
lie
luel
at
doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds
ing sold their lease of the st. Cloud hou«e
api>ointed ae an inspector of custtnns by oi finishing lumber. Leave your order« Hunsaker'».
to r red Kradentmrg.
* We have just received an invoice of stylish summer suits, tine quality soft ami stitl hats, latest styles ami »I i « i | m - in
Collector Abraluun* to take the place of at Luckey’s real estate otliec. and they
The Railway Agesuys; ’’h. the midst
Mr. iin-i Mr». Oscar Ganiard made a bits- w. W. Page, resigne I. The appointment
of the hojl seasou it setnus very strange to i straw hats; 25 cases mens’ fine shoe«, from $1.«50 to $5 |**r pair.
_
_
will be promptly attended to.
in« visit Id Curt Utas last week, and again was matie
- ” at the
- " re«]uest of . Congressman
er
r**ad that some of the side-tracks of the
leit Tuesday tor a live days trip to s«n
Large
new
line
of
gloves
ami
suspenders,
nobby
styles
in
tine
white
and
colored
shirts,
either
plain oi pleated >osom.
Central Pgcirie- railroad in the Sierras are
Sp\t|e Up Nirticc,
Framvsco Jn business connected with the Hermann, and Mr. Caro expects to bold
»till covered with snow. and that as late as The largest line ami most desirable styles in neckwear that we have ever hath Note some of our ciish pl’ict*.
improvement ut the Ganiaru Grand O|«era over when Collector Earhart aasmues
Any parties having claintH agaiusl W, the middle of June a rotary snow-plow was
charge oi the custom houge.
House.
B. Gress are requested fa prettent their at work clouring off hard, packed drifts
Yoq don't have to continue dosing with account? on qr before (he 28th day of from four to six feet deep. It is said that
Henry McConaughy, a popular \rekq
«.itesman. Kent to ’Furiland Tuesday to re- .Himnions Liver Regulator. Often a little July.. 189J, fur settlement. Those it}« in the mountain gulches along the road
tiiain 1« that city. Miss Alice McConaughy cures effectually.
debted tu the undersigned are requested «now still remains as much as fifty feet
I» employed a-stenographer tn the whole
•
to come forward and settle promptly be <leep.”
I<evi
Marrin,
the
enterprising
farmer
24 pair men«’ fine shoes, |ier t>air. » 3 00
sale gkn«»’ turnishtng house of Neusleder
206 Imys'wnits lielow cost.
12
Mens
’
dark
suits
at.
...............
♦
5
00
fore
the
above
«late;
and
dont
forget
that
The
Broadbead
dress
good-
take
the
cuke
i
of
Talent,
received
a
King
combined
har
Bros., in i'orth«nd.
04
«
•»
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“
3 N
100 pair ’liens' cotton pants, at .
8 00
vester and thresher from the Benicia ag this is a grand chance to get goods cheap for price and durability.
light colored suits
ii
Lillian Smith, the ride shut, has opened ricultural works wlticii cumuienced work lor the next 10 «lays.
4 50
W B. G uess .
24
“
“
After a meeting at the Dunkard church
90 pair mens’ cotton pants, at
frpek suits,
10 00
a gallery in Koseourg. she wilt lie at the
00
on Williams creek last Friday evening
72
“
state tai'r ill Salem. A number ut gentle Monday on his SO-' acres, alter which it
10 oo
fine brown suits
Mens' woolen pants.
♦
EAGLE POINT NEWs.
men admirers front Ashland and Medford will tackle J. C. Bohannon's and other
John Miller and Ira Sjiarlin, who have
|MI
Kangaroos and French calf.
IH>
Mens
’
tailor
made
overalls
10
ftite
orange
suite
wilt also lie there, it is »aid. to pack water crops. The header has a 12 foot cut. it
been having it “in" for one another over
Peter Fiiuun is building a new granery.
25cts up
Mens’ straw bate, from
ami make tiieiii«elvts generally usetul.
Mens' overehirte, al) prices .
requires twentv head of animals to run
gray eaasituere suits.. . 11 00
a dispute to a water-right to a spring of I
44
A.
I.,
liaselton
and
H.
G.
Shock
have
put
$.5 01»
felt
hats,
from
50ets
to
it
and
four
men,
a
driver,
separator
ten
Mens' tine white shirts
•'
water at their farms, catne tcgctUvi anti
summereutawav suits.. 16 00
Geo. C. Cottrell and another toting man
neat picket fences around their lots.
der,
sack
sewer
and
header
runner.
seamless
sox.
2
pair
for
25«*ts
a short encp.^Tytek 'daring which
went to Hornbrook Sunday to coiutueuce
36 pair mens’ fine shoes, per pair
“ light plaid suits 18 00
Everylimly is busy harvesting. The wheat hail
work m Rummel Bros.’ river claim .several
time SjiarJJu Uil oii nvariv tlie whole of
gloves,
new
stock.
50cts
up
If you feel all broke up and out of sorts, I ; crop is better than at tirst expected.
24 fiair mens'fine shoes. “ “
18 00
butterfly Scotch suits.
miles I rum there, which is running night agitate your liver with otmniuns Liver Reg
fttiti ul Miller’« ears. Miller went to
Mr.
McNeal
is
putting
up
a'ltew
fro^se
««
aud day.
ulator.
CiranU Paa« to swear out a complaint
his place in the t’.pper en’I’tf'our town
against S|>arliii, who it is said lia>l dis-
Mr and Mrs. E. E. Hale, the latter a sis
Another
contest
Tor
blow!
betweeu
Al
F
B.
Ji,lbw
am!
'one
of
our
merchants
ter of Mrs. Tyler tlie photographer, who tamont and Huniblejoniaii-Manihrino lias gone to Talent, for the purpose of '•P>MMrva*
I
have lived in Ashland the vast vear retv.ru-
L*
______
If z
you
want _ a nice dre«« you'd lietier go
ed Monday t<> their vid Inutile iq Riwine 5toc|f is to cqute’qff next month at Port building a l.’arn on hi» property there.
Janies Lewi», the engineer in H. C. Lew- to Hunsaker s.
land between neuator Tongue's Kitty
fuqqiy, W«scoh»in *
Hani and Senator Matlock's Alta. Jas is mill, quit the mill last Saturday and re-
Paged: Son, who have houses at San :
Juna» A Lee s|«vnd» must of the week Mel »enough of Tolo made his old Yreka turne«l to hi« farm on Little Butte
Francisco, Loa Augeles, Portland. Seat-
«lavs at Klippel A Lee's sawmill on Gail'»
J.
A.
Jonas,
our
jiedagopue.
I
friend,
!..
Swan,
a
present
of
Alta
wiieu
7 *' iyfit-’htttK ■ tie. Tacoma and other place« on the coast
creek Mrs. Lee and children are well
i . __ is ____
am- |iave open^j a branch packintr ItOUbe in
pleased with their home in Ashland, have a i she was a colt, and between the hand- school in the Big Butte distric..
ily
acconi)>anies
him.
leaving
home Mon
•
ling
of
these
two
veterans
thev
brought
une cabriolet and are enjoying themselves
Ashland and put hi Jo<*. n. Hocker-
day
morning
and
returning
Friday
even
immensely.
her out to the fine showing she made at ing. They have engaged rooms with T. IL smith a-
They got left on the
W. R. i-awaon, who is tn charge ut the S. the state fair last fall, where she was Higenliotliein.
ffitiv «*i'«ip of Southern Oregon this year,
P.'s torces in Cow creek canyon ami whose sold. The match w ill be looked ujxjn
A. J, Daley has got hi« m«f ruder mill ami to purchase Mr. H.’a rustling quali
official jiusition it i« to see that the con with keen interest by Alta’s friends in under
headway, bgt is but of wheat. He is ties ut a high figure was their only chance
tractors do gmxi work—an ea»v Nine— -pent Southern Oregon and Northern Cali ’¿rcfdi.'ing
to build a large warehouse ad- to get in. Mr. Hockersmith »till retains
Sunday tn Ashland.
fornia.
‘ “ ydining hi« mill. He is also building a new hie berry and small fruit lutsincss intact
Frank Beach, tornieriy of the laikc-’i«*
A. it. Carson uic weli-known nursery- liog pen. You. or rather we. know that all 1 an<lalsft ti|la all orders for peaches,peara,
F.x”’’«iner w «parried at Puztiamir cet’C inah of the ‘•Redland," is building a tine gristmills must have a hogpen as an attach’ , apples, etc.
ment.
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t> Wii
b»- Las« i u*'V girl. Hi» mother Mrs. s fruit evaporator trout which goml results
Hurrah fur the Broadbead dress goods.
M. ! tleii
’«< lT. wlm 1» spending the sulnmer are expectod. The Grants Pass New »
Pyle, Sum’H, oue of i ur old pioneer.», Hunsaker
sells 'em.
f itii the family of her lather. Mr* 'Val«-
started a few days ago via Portland for Ger
savij the plans art* those oi E K Au«ler» many to visit his sisters that be has nut
v.««ria. will pay tfieiu a vi»it -oott.
Two of the Indian- belo tging to the
sou of Talent, and the principle upon «ecu fur forty two years, and to try to im Klamath Agency nine, who are the chani-
j. W. Phillips, John Bower« Jr., and L.
L. iiurtcn»haw went to Kean creek Satur w hicli it is constructed is that of thor prove hl« health that ba« l>een falling for pions of Klamatn county, arc in the city
day <>n a fishing expedition, returning ough hot air ventilation, in towers. The «oiue time past. He was accotnpanie<i a« arranging for a game with the palefaces of
Ashland. They want to put $5tg> worth of
verterdav. Fishiug yarns arc now in tlie evaporator will have a capacity ot 160.1 far as Portland by bi» daughter Sophia.
air. Thev «iaiiu to 'have caught over 3NI l«ounds daily. Mr. Carson rejKirts a
Dennis Simon had the misfortune to be ponies against «Mi cash, the game tu be
trout. No one would dispute their words splendid grape crop and other fruits as thrown front his horse while coming down played the day before circ’,:s. Tfeej' *¿5
but as there were so many lawyer» tn the fair. His uurserv is looking in magnifi a bill on the road from J. B. Welch's mill they want lots ef Eior.rv vo see "flte ele-
phi’nt' ’vitb: an«J l«J»lig entbusiaatie over
crwtrd, everybody »miles at the claim.
cent slia|>e and has never «lone better with a load of lumlier, falling in a bunch of ( thtir own ability want to get it in spite of
oak
grulw
and
h*
rti
’
.g
o,
c
of
hia
eyes
»0
Cha». Merrill of ixrii. Cal., arrived than this season.
b.dh that he was «onit-ellcd to leave hi» the Kuril times tu Klamath. When these*
veuterday fur a vieit with hia ol«l Michi-
I S*nim r Frien Bright' I«*. ■ ki«vrry wagdn on tnr road. The cause of the acci xiwashes attempt to liat one of Van Tassel'.«
««an neighlxtr» and friends. Mr. i.tid Mrs. Cut-'ial Oree u»**d aid ays *i«e«l. Reliable dent wa> an iron bar on the . brake giving I curve», poor Lo's untutored cranium will'
Í|. E. Slocum of l|te Krlingtofi hple|. amlplV’tiipt.' Pletxaiit to take. ln«li.«|»ii- wav. eau'ingthc "agmi to pu«h on to the think the ball is “hoxiooed." Their tally '
sheet will look as though a cyc!«r.«; tui’l
-ible fur-nmtufr trauMe? 'v*«ld •* l.K horses.
Dtcs
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A Fine Display;
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FOR THE SEASON
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