Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, July 31, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY KECORli lt*ll*v»*d Wi.ik (.’barley Yen and Lis brother, the Chinese contractors, arrived F-i lav irom .'*an $ranciw-o with a carb>rl •* cooliex for Rays A Jcfferv and arranged tor oth ers to come along as needed, suml.iv evening two carloads cam» out from the < itv for the front, They re|x>rt C hinese workmen quite plentiful in Ssn Fran- OF GO<HtM)W. B’.tEVITY BAHKICT. 1 ill-<ic:-.:ry is lull »1 their city < o!l>iu.«. MARRIED.* Bf TTF.RWORTH— JAKWAY. At the • i The pr. iimi«inry examinuCo.i <•' John Wheal Im-•-vuinit-ncrd coming in to the re-iden«— of the bride in Ashland. July >hor«k !■■■ d Booti. II! !-<• .1 mill«. 2-t!i. Mr J'llni Butterworth <>f the Yn-tn > Orr pia« vd him under $9.'a.M I xhi U s •‘Siskiyou Telegram." and Mr., tliec M. Th • Klatuatii river is :<• lx- bridged near Jakway. •si ‘-«'k i- a« il to-d>> ami he «ili little K laiualb < ity. ITItKitVd, ANI» SOCIAL. tronfile in »-«-uriug ini! if he wishes a re- Ft. Klamath Indian- are in town on a tiillctl l»y Aet-itleix lease froci heliind 11«' hars. J. T. Hover i.- six.ut town again. trading exjx^lition. More will lx- here \\ illie Clark, aged 15 years, met a train« Beforv thè fatai i'-r»Utitel l-etu eeu about cin-u» time. I *e Holden’• Ethereal t ough Syrup leatli on Pleasant creek la«t sati.nlat He thè».* partir* <>«‘ori<- Goodlou was at John B. ivh . the railro <1 contra<’l<»r. u A fore»! lire i- raging on the south side of had left home in the morning at In «>'i-l.x k J. M. Setl’.riueir re:un>e>1 Saturday front up from Cow « reek Sunday, am! reports iJuirv, U little vlll.ig»- aiout two mik-K the ~i- kiyeu mountains, having covered to go hunting and hi- body wa< found i-« < 'alilorriia. that the work is going on nicely. The from thè .-hoi.k ranci». lMvi<i S|i<a>k was about UUacre« up to this time. the afternoon, appearance-* indicating that I»r PMaen w«n»t to Yreka Tue-.dar on a < onstruction of the tunnels proper hru! • bere aiao. t«r:ether w ith bis n«‘pliew. a he ha«i slipped frotH a nx-k upon which be Metzler A ijnrkliari are having a new saw- , yf»H t<> l»r. Beam. not < ommeiK-ed. I>ut the work on the ap b »v of about 11 ' v.irx, G«>xliow had Ix-eti null put up at Wo<jdviile. with a (-»jsacity of tiad stepped and. falling, discharged the Is wlixt the Ladies say who have I ki - ii gel.mg their dress > at Hu-isakii's lately; sun. the ball entering tits alxioinen. The Mr-. Clra-. Hargadine returned to I un- proaches w ax w< li under wav. Bays is a drinking freely, and to show hie ron- from suun to Itl.foi feet ot lumber per day. »hot di<l not kill him instantly, a» eight but if roll are not pretty lively in gettin ’ around, you will not lie able to sn-ii-e geli valley Sunday. teuipt for the Shook family mount -d the lirst-elm* railroad and tunnel construct The U. S. Hotel at Jacksonville ceased shot» were heitrd in quick »ucccs-ioii. evi- a nice dress at the prices which will make a sure move of everything of a a........ hi* i . signal . . > of . distrei kM( wjiel( |)t Mi—Mattie Olier returned Sunday from or, and w.r8 in charge of the Siskiyou l»v’s pony ami spurred it through the being run a- a hotel this week, but the , dentiv Shovel creek apriiigx. tunnel when Mi Reen A Jefferys bad the town, flourishing his |>u*tol and swearing room« wiit 1« furnished to those desiring uas found, atter several hour*’ searching Summery nature. vengeance against the Kliooks. Finally, life w ax extinct. Mi-» Mattie Luca« returned home to contract. When the S. 1‘. builds their remarking that he was going to kill six them. •XJO mile tunnel through tl c Siskiyou < rest ent City Tuesday. A lire i>i J. beotl .k Co.'s lumber yard at men before <lark.be atarfod for the Shook Dunsmuir App iinie'i Train l>Upat<lirr. Miuday burned l,««JO.'»Tii feet of M m. Clark of Medford wa- in the city i mountain, Raya & Jeffery will probably rainh, where he met liis death. be the men selected tn do the work. «tigar and yellow pine luinlx»r and all the 1 be iniportan«'c <»• \shlaud as a rail Tuasday. vMting J. N. PhilHp«. Jack Horton on witness Miami, said: «■onipany's -table« road town has long been felt, and a train Will give yuu a hint of what vou may expect, aud if the prices suit you come at Mr. Wm. A. Grsndalii, the Southern Grants Paas has organized a lire cotutMUiy Farific snperintenrlent of bridges ami “A<ijii.dnte<l with shook. Saw him at The 8. I’. R. R. haw surveyed for the pur master has I seen apnointod as will be once, for our stock is yet large, an-1 will soon be broken at the figures with ueo. H. t'urrey a- president. Imildings tor the fJregon division, has Shook ranch at half ixist eight o'clock pose of put ling in a spur at the Tolman seen bv the apfiemled circular from the quoted. There are mr.uy other Ixtrgains not here mentioned Janie» Carr ami family have tnove.1 into given further evidr-nce of his ingenuity I went to Bonanza. Went with George rock «|uarv, tbu« Tiaking it easier to get at bead office: their new residence near Medford. G<xxllow to l»airy. He said he was going thi» nxtk for shipment that are sure to please you:— Agent E. C. Kane is hereby apisrinted in perfecting an arrangement for assist Ih-nuiy I S. Marshal A. T Kyle went to ing in the work of gravel trains, it <-on- atter his cattle at Sbook's. We went to A whopping big turtle, lalieled on the train master at Ashland. His jurisdic I ortiand Sunday on a business trip sists <>i a buff»-t, or extension of tire Hour Shook ranch. Guprge asked Shook if lie l««M k ’Tin- 1‘ortlxnd hotel, f'urtlaini. Or ." tion ami duties for line south of Ashland 12’ to 21 k- had any objection to lus taking the cat wa- in the express car a few day.« -inec. By will lx* define«! by the division superin 1». H. Miller and lb Jones with »heir la- of fiat ears which operates to form a •<>n- tie. Shook told him if he would bring thi» yds for time lie i« in the soup. tendent at Itunstnuir: those regarding tinuous floor <>a the train In this way •lie* were in Ashland tMiinlajr evening. the constable he coti <1 have them. After the lines in Oregon by the acting super The gang of workmen digging «lilcbe» on the w hole train can lx- knded with a con- yds for 1.00 J. • . Eubank», the coHuwereiai man ar some words < oxxliow said, ‘You Lave run the water works were laid ort l uexlay ev intendent at Portland', He will i^rform rived in the city from the -otith yesterday. tinuous hill of grave). The unloading is this country a long time, ami you have ening until the work on tlie tearing up and the duties as trainmaster in addition to quite an achievement. A plow, made Ixryi Morii- was up Monday and reports specially for the purpose, is put on the run within about ten feet of the eml of relaying of the old pi|<* liegins. his duties as station agent. 8 yds for 1.00 that hi- grain is going at l Silbx. to the sack. According io t«ie government census. This appointment to take effect on Au is rear eml of the train. The engine is de your rope.' Shook asked what lie meant 1.1 Hl I.', and drew his pistol and tired. Goxllow I'ortland lias a lxipiilation of 35.S.4. East gust 1. 18SX) R. K iehlhk , Manager. II Lyle Rue ha- lea«rd the Ayers re.-iden< e tached, and by means of a long cable, ‘‘ “ for a year, ami will move hi» family there draws the plow the wbole length of the did not go inside the fence. Goodlow Portland. ti.7*> Albina. 4.1)01. Tlie popu 1.00 — in The White is king. Buy a White «owing floor, quickly emptying the gravel on wax leaning on the gate iwfore the shoot lation of Multnomah county i« e»tiniate»l ». 1.1 Ml machine fr«’iu J:i».*k»on A Sowden of Grant- Mr. and Mr». O»car <>aniar<l returned tin* ground. A train of thirty cars,which ing. Shook was standing near. At the at lilJKlO. I’a—. All kinds of »ewing iiiachines repair M. Smitli. a track walker, wa« louud 'd Sunday from a lai-ines- triji to San Fran ‘ formerly required twenty men an hour time of shooting Goodlow stepped back, by J. W. Sowden. ' Ut^ihtr lìnriinin ('onuter is EiUetl with (iootts EmiH Eperji rixCO e+ ami a half to unload, can I kj emjitied in snook advanced. Two shots were lire«!. dead on the track at ixiwer .’»«xia 8pring«. 8ha-ta county, last Friday. He was seen Don ’ t know w boiire<l second shot. About Shiloh - Catarrh Reiiuxly. a inarvelou- Ite ¡ut cl meut thift trill lie in ft el, ftl ttf l‘rii-,s to set! o! once. t’onit supt. V\ itder. of tlic roast division of the ten minutes, five of which are required three seconds between slioU." to »tumble and fall, and hi* bead «triking cure for Catarrh. Diptberia*. Canker nioutli, mail »ervice. wax on Monday a southbound to put the cable in place. The <*omjKiuy Each/ tun! take •t<mc Choice. Res|*ecti r ully, a rock cau»e<l «leatli in a few iniiiules. and Head-ache. With eacti bottle there is Uroosexamination : "Am aged I'.t yeais. train. is i.ow using the j.low on the gravel ingenious Tiu»al injector for the more o. __ _ _ Born on Izart river. Been acquainted The wifeof Win. Zanbitzer. a p<x»r Ger an Mlccessful treatment of these complaint» N.M. I»u Hois, the funner proprietor of trains, which are uawl in tilling in the with Goodlow four or live years. Did not man lalxirerof I'ortland.gave Lirtli to three the t beineteka at Salem, whs at Colestein tresihb south of Canby, from the Uanbv exixx t to meet George at Bonanza. He girl» Friday. Secretary Frol Walpole, of without extra charge. Sold by T. K. Bolton. O •Munday. gravel banks. —*■ Last June after the great Hood. 1 received di'l not ask me to go with him. lie said the city Gia rd of charities, has naino<l them CT Faith. Ho|>e awl charity. a bottle of t hamlx-rlain ’ s Colic, cholera and Mr. and Mr». J. J. Ho-ahue and »on re I-*« A La ly l»rummcr in Ashland if Shook’s refused to give up the cattle R R Y~ FGk Ò C Diarrhoea Remedy from my pa-tor, at a lumed to A-hlaU'l Friday from their trip to •? A. Wright and l’earl Bean, the -lay time when I was very much rim «town with V llun-iuuir. Mrs. M. L. Vanderpool, representing he couhl not do anything. Goodlow was er« W. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. of “t Md Reelfoot.“ returned to Ilorn- diarrhoea and had tridi two doctors with armed. < ieorge *ioodlow, John Collalian C. E. Sherwood,oj.ticul goods, 25 Maiden I’lailx-rne Neil went to Granta Pass Fri and myself bad a conversation liehind hrook from the north last Friday, having out finding any relief. This remedy re. day to visit hi» daughter, Mr». W. M. Dean Lane, N. Y., was in Ashland yesterday, i the blacksmith shoj> at Dairy. Gmrge made arrangements for the sale of old Reel lieved me at once, and eureti me entirely in Mrs. V. is a good looking woman of and family, foot to part ie- who will take the stuited a -bort time. 1 got several l>ottle» and gave ubout 3 l summers :.nd an equal amount said he was going to Shook’s ranch after carcass back Eaxt. it around among my acquaintances who Frank lamnart tiohls a po»itiou with the of winters, and is a sensiltle, practical his cattle. I was not armed. < ieorge J. C. Seymour, the proprietor of the Ru»s «'«•re afliieted in tlie same way. I think I Union Pacific at Blaine. Wu>h . the inter and I rode ahead of the other lx>vs No. I business woman, and is the only lady ! national 'ity. House.San Franeiwo, wa«on last evening's gave it to a dozen |xi>ple. and it relieved and ok sittin sitting on. | train Price, $18.00 at Factory, cured, so far as 1 know, in all cases. It is drummer on the road in the United When we arrived, saw Shook for Portland, llis wife is at the Duns Mr«. Fred Barm-burg, who was the guest the porch. George said, ‘Hello, ____ , lohn, muir sixta springs. She's a Siskiyou coun the lx:st medicine for the di.-easc I have ev Cash with Order. of her daughter, Mr«, fl. High, returm-d States. l>r. H. T. Chitwood, w hose uni co.ue up here. I want to see you.’ (ieorge ty girl.a relative of ex-Lieiitenant Governor er known.---- Mr«. E. I. Henrie. Johns formly courteous treatment a'i<l pleasant home Monday. town. I’» For sale by Chitwoo«! Bros. address admits him into the good graces got off Lis horse and walked to the gate. John Daggett. < ha». Kuhn returned to Portlaud Sun-1 of every one, had a pleasant chat with Shook came to the gate slowly. < ieorge President < ’ . I ’ . Huntington. Director ?tnctiy First-Clans. Warranted. day. after »jwnding an »cosdiiigly coiiaen tin* lady. Mie has been traveling for said ‘Are they the cuttie down there'.’’ Charles F. Crockcrand General Manager A. The Blue Gravel Clean-Up. All Second Growth HIckorv. ial vacation in A»hland. Steel Axle« and Tires. i several years past. ami has been out Shook x lid he Ix'lieved thev were. < ieorge N. Towne, of the Southern Pacific, will R. IL Gilliam catne over from Hom- I ö Low Bent Seat Arm«. Perfectly Pawned. W <1. Tanner wo- over from Molt tin three month» on __ _____ „. j._ said ‘John, if 1 were to put your cattle in »«ion go north again on their wav for a tour i brook last evening and rejxjrts blue grav her t pretoent trip. Long. Easy Riding. Oil Tenmei-ed Spring. first of the week. He will start soon on a “There is Ixirely a living in retailing,and nty field, what would you do?' Shook through the Sound country, and important 'd to be on the top of the heap, while the o Best Wheels and Best Ail Uv,r. I bu-iness trip to Denver, Col. i-h I prefer traveling, for though it is much said, ‘1 would get a constable and take matters in connection with Huntington's I doubting Thomases have gone down to IP TOD CAN'T FIND THEM FOR SALE BY TODE MERCHANTS. WRITE V» Felix W. Ewing is back in Modoc county,, liurde« woik there is considerable money them.' Goodlow said: ‘You are a liar. new roa-.l out to Silverton. j tile demuition bow-wows. The cleanup You would take them. ’ If I swore at The census of Oregon is afilicted with su in the Gilson Co. mine has averaged 33 Cal., and the New Era thinks he is after ill it.” Asked if her calling did not perannuation and decrepitude. The men ■ cents to the square yard of dirt from the the position of superior judge. bring her ladyship into objectionable coroner's inquest that < ieorge said ' You «ho have taken it ought to have had noth Mrs. J. D. Fountain returned homeward company at times, she answeied : “My would slip around and steal them,' I have ing to do during the«e last days of their surface to the liedrock. This is undoubt . N«‘ to Linkville Friday, first going to Yreka on i friends ali thought it would when I first forgotten it. Did not see Goodlow make lives but to seek repose in some retreat edly the best any j»laeer mine on the i a visit to J. B. Russell and family. starte«i out, ami predicted that I would any attempt to draw his jiistol at first where thev would not be troubled by the i coast can show. Twelve and a half cents per yard is considered mighty rich pay Senator-elect Theo. Cameron wa- in Ash give it up in disgust. I have not found shot. My horse wheeled and ran. Did affairs of tlie world.—Oregonian. 5? : i I ’ J V land Saturday, looking up the legislative it that wav. On arriving in a place 1 go not see Goodlow’s pistol after I came Have you seen those fine blankets at the tng dirt. The clean up so far for the sea back. Saw < ioodlow attempt to draw hie wnnts iiik I interest- of his constituency. Mrs. M. E. Tyler, ' straight to the best hotel, and from there son has brought about $650«, and before Ashland Woolen Mills? , * ■ pistol. Good low picked up a cartridge the mine is dosed will reach $9000. The Mi-s Mollie Ober departed Tuesday for to tin* lines ot business bouses I uni trad at Dairy. Said he thought it would fit The resilience of Major Barron, the ohl Portland, to remain with her mother there ing with. No, I never come in contact Mcqntain lloqse, caught tire from the ash- first two boxes contained $3000. One day and l e employed in a photogrujih gallery. with any people I do not wish to meet.” his pistol. He understood Goodjow to ’ hopppr Arfist. la-t Sqndqy, and came near going $350 was picked up in the bedrock anil say that he wanted hie cattle if there e+ John Van Horn came in from Klamath Mrs. ViinderixSol is on her way north. were any gates to thg premises. Shook tip in Hanies. The walls and part of the races, and the next day $500 in the same HO county for a -hort stay la-1 week, and ha- For the iMMielit of those who may lie in- said there were plenty of gates. Was rixif on one side of the hou«e were burned manner. One of the nuggets found in e+ * 'ot'iier Matn ami lirositi' Stnetr. the Hu me weighed 15 ounces. As this returned with ipi invoiced' Micpilae Killer. terc»t»*d in Iter, it will do to remark that talking a part of the time with Freeman liefore the Hames were «•xtingui«hed. i-*. i I she is not al!ii«-ted with the <iys|>cpsia of claim has only been fairly oj>ened this PICTURES COPI EH AND ENLARGED New lot of sty lish shoe» just opened at i hjpi. Priip wgs in Aahiaml »eyernl day- Parker,’’ year, it will juoluce f-iotn $50.090 to $75,- Blount'«. l|li- week inlnxlucing Htbbar<|!« ayl>e«to» ; the tnngqe. for she saw many pleasant He - examination : "Identities Good- Bromides made in all sizes. Call and piof pliint, gqarnqtoeq to tire and Water j things in tlie ttcenerv ubout Ashland, its low's pistol. No one has tol I me what The crops generally in Rogue river val 000 next vear, if the sujiplv of water is as examine our work pro«", good as tiiis year. Mr. < lilson lias work ’ beautiful location, the grandeur of the ley are far Ix-iter than exix« le<l somi* few to swear to. Noticed cne cartridge with months ago. This has li »een the coolest ed hard and faithfully for nearly three Chas. W. I.ogan, the photographer, has : ride up the Hiskivous, ami the undevel- a dent in it as if it had been tired.” years, which has summer seen for many y __ , ............... ... I years and stxmt $22,000 worth of gool i The Best Egg Producers in the gone to Crescent City with bis camera to • opetl resources of the country. John Collahan on stand : “ Saw Good- answered the purpose of absence of other money to bring forth these results and is tuke views of the country and photographs low at Dairy. Haiti he was going down moisture, and ha« given them more time to ■ richly deserving of his success. Tlic Fire al Talent. i of the people. WOZRZLZD. I A fire broke out in Renfro & Pellet’s ' to .'■hook’s after his cattle. If Shook ob grow and fill out. The Black Jack coiujiany are following I Cha«. Judge is up from Jacksonville while jected he could not get them. Went to ; planing mill at Talent about 11 o'clock Men’s working shoes f t $1.50 per pair at the pitch of the bedrock from the rim his father, H. Judge, the .«addle and har And the Prettiest of the -FOR SALE IN ness manufacturer, is hunting and fishing I last Thursday evening, and consumed Shook's just behind Goodlow and Hor Blount’s. and are getting down into the channel. ton. ’ ’ Substantial!}' same testimony as out in Jenny creek. tli^j building. Talent’s store ami Helm’s Feathered Race. Non Set- Gravel from the mine is being hauled to A number of Knights <>f Bvthias from Horton ’ s. the mill to give it a working test of 150 Ed. I’. Mor«« i.s recovering from his at iwiL The Baptist church was on fire tors. 1 can furnish Eggs for J. F. Wallis on stand: “Live in Poe Ashland and Medford arc at Y’reka to at tack of pneumonia at Faison'» hot springs. oflirir, Ben Dyer's blacksmith slioji a half valley. Lived there five vetfrs. Am not tend the instituting of a lodge there last tons. a dozen times ami John McCrosky ’ s Hatching. I now have a few night An^ong them arc J. W. G- John Hickox, the San Francisco miner He will lx- lx* taken to Ban San Francisco' Francisco to be dwelling several times. C. K. Khttii’s ' acquainted with (ioo'ilow. Saw hint at Gregory, Jo,». Million. Wallace Rogers, who is in with Capt. Wilbourn, has been tapped by |>hy»ician.i. •. of these pure blooded Cock (.-ubstantiaily same testi 1 J, H. McBride. W. (I. Tanner. J. .1. Dona there for some time, and is elated at the was in dartger, but the wlml.etmng- I Sliook’j.” Hugh (Tndf Hchwatka, u Yreka raised i store mony as Horton’s.) Cross examination : hue. D. T. Sears F. W. and Lake France, i elean up of Gilson A Co., and its bearing ed to a more favorable dirtetion and sav rells for sale. Inquire of young man and cousin of Lieut. ___ Fred [ IliJ pot hear all the conversation. H. H. and C. W. Wolters. Peter Hender to their claim and others in that section. &:hw»tka, ., ws- on siatuptu.v's train for the: ed its destruction. The tire originated in “ son, Chas. Damon, Geo. F. Merriman, L. • •• E. E. MINER, Heard Goodlow say ‘ You have come the planing mill—undoubtedly by sparks front ... at Cow Cc creek fjo»q Loa Angele». ------ • •• within about ten feet of the end of your C. Gruby, For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh ’ s from the engine. The mill was the jiroje Ashland, Or. James Carroll,» wealthy citizen of Union. A very large stock of the latest novelties rope.’ Don’t know who fired the second in Grande Ronds valley, arrived in Axh- erty of Renfro & l’ellct, and was insured shot. Did not come back after the shots. > in Broadlieail dress goods to arrive in a few Porous Plaster 25 cents at T K Bolton’». land Friday with hi» wife und children for ! for $2HiM). Talent's store was vacant and day.«, at Hunsaker’s. a tour among the xuminer resorts of South-; Itelonged to James Helms, while Al. Am sixteen years old. Did not see Good- low after he was shot. Dili not come 1 Wiu. Huntley Hampton, the young ge ern Oregon Helms owned Helm’s Hall, insured at back.” I ologist who was sent out and inode an Mrs. Geo Gray Ogg,who ha- been -pend $400 and $200 respectively. The insur Chas. Putnam on stand: “Was about \ inspection of the blue gravel mines or ing some time with her parents, Mr. and ance on all the burned property was fully , one quarter mile from Shook’s on Sun-' i ancient river lied on the south side of Klum’s Mrs. O. Coolidge, returned to Sacramento as much as it would bring. Sunday, and Mi.— Nellie Foss, her cousin, store and stock was also insured uj> to uay. Saw the remains of Goodlow that the Siekiyous for Johnathan Bourne, is returned to Berkely. the top notch. Wellx>rn Beeson lost day lving in front of the gate at Snook’s making an examination of the tqiqe? of residence John shook told me he bad Oregon to collect mining- LUftistks ior John Butterworth editor of the bright 2.>00 feet of lumber, and Engel Bros, shot Goodlow. He was lying outside the censps. I ■ and sprightly “Siskiyou Telegram. ’ came about the same amount. the gate. Heard two shots near togeth over from Yreka Saturday, returning home James Norris sells lqmber. Leave your The Fruit llusiness er. Goodlok was lying on his bock, ple- orders at laickey'»« Tuesdav. What he done can lx* seen un der the proper heading. The ItK OBO ex- to} lying on left siue against his arm and About 9000 boxes of peaches have lieen Roseburg Plaindealer: A few qf (he t«*nds congratulations and well wishes. covered by his coat. One cartridge had marketed in Ashland lip to the present Mr*. il.L'. Alien of Dpnsinqir and Mrs. i California dried fruit# a few days ago been exploded, Another one was indent- newly elected sheriffs of Uragan met in J. F. McDonafji, wife of Baggageman Mc- i jumped from 121» io 15 cents Jier ft'.. at ; ed. His left wrist was powder burnt convention at Safem this week to consid Sk>na|d qf the A-hlfind-Sun Francisco run Aftei jxxwder was washed off left a red er matter». They favor a law allowing re visiting in Ashland, lieing the gqestx oi which figure it will undoubtedly stay. mark ” Cross examination j ''When I countv court to oner rewards for the ” ‘ The fruit crop in the Eastern states is a Irs. Julia West. Mrs. Allen returned * * •<'" I picker! up tho pistol I saw that one prehension oi criminals ome Tuesday, well pleased with Ashland. failure, and the East Likes everything | chamber was empty The cylinder had feet them '** lawto pro- , w vuectually from violence Rev. A. M. Russell, the Baptist minister I : the coast sends without complaint. been revolved after the pistol bud h““" I u- • discharge of -W.4 I u»y criminals while in the ’ * formerly of Ashland .arrived from Willows i Early Alexander peaches are all gone, fired.” their duties. Thev want to sail down Cal., Monday. His wife, who has been' 1 but Huie’s Early are coining in and Mrs »-• -pending the summer in Ashland for her i ‘ ready for shipment. They are oi a good, ..uoertson on stand: Evidence their official life uu tlowery beds of ease. round and uniform sue *•»'* — ■ health, was quite ill the first of the week. substantially same as Putnam's. Cross Tbe Broadbead dress gcxxls take the cake freo-sto'’- - - ‘ ‘ --re the first Mrs. John W. Power», Miss May Powers ■ .. ,1'aciies ready for chipaient. i examination : “Saw Goodlow tn Dairy for price and durability. that day Chas Forth asked Goodlow and Johnny Powers, Jr., left T>«»- ‘ Last Thursday night about 2 o’clock a jay for i The ones going from here are of a splen- t<> stay all night. He said ho could not, Wvq^lMld. C»> -'^r . did quality. The next ones ready for spending several as ho was going te camp on the moun burglar entereii the residences of B. F. hlonths in Ashland at The Oregon ! shipment after the Hales are gone will be Mr. Dave Shook was nt Myer, Heaton Fox, Mrs. S. Phillips and, Powers a«-coni|>anied them as far as t'ole- the early Crawfords, which nil’ com tain |i>r,i night Dairy when the report came that Good- Robt. Neil. He seemed to be after the stein. mence alxiut th'* ••i:ddl»i wf Augpst. bedroom of the sleepers to get at tlieir ‘ low was killed ” Shelden F. Wilson, a lawyer f»oa. «,«»>» jewelry and change. Mr. Fox got up in Flarlliquuke in Axhlnml John Shook furnished the $11000 Iwilds time to see him makea rapid exit through Rajr. wa« in tha etty law wcrir, J. N‘. Phil- up« and* h.'L. Rurtensbaw showing him the ; Ashland had an earthquake shock last on Monday of this week and left Link- his gate. Mrs. Neil was awakened by a . town. Mr.’Wilson is a laWver of ability i [ Saturday morning between 3 and 4 ville for bis home. Asked if be was not an«l was favorably impressed with Ashland I o’clock, although few tx*ople knew any afraid of being molested by the (ioodlow noise in the bouse and soon after saw the form of a man in tbe room approaching and Its surroundings. thing about it. Mis. E. E. Miner heard gang, he replied: “1’11 mind my own the lied. While awakening Bob aud ap- County Commissioner W. C. Crawford of I I a rumbling noise and woke Mr. Miner in ! business; but if they jump me, they’ll prising him of the fact, the midnight Klamath county, accompanie«! by his wife! time to hear the quake which followed find I’m heeled.” prowler bail plenty of time to get down (formerly Miss Ola Heidrick) and their immediately. Mr. and Mrs. Miner have At the preliminary examination no to Cow creek and prove an alibi. child, went to Portland Tuesday where w itnessed many earthquake shocks while i witnesses for the defense were called. Mrs. C. will visit her mother for some time, Yreka people have tlieir mouths full of residents of Califovpgi and knew at once while W. C. will return m a week. a big two-story scandal—the divorce case Our New Opera Houxe. what it W»->- Tn® vibrations were from j of Bonhart vs. Bonhart. Chas. Bonhart, F. C. Homes, who bought the Tobqan > On Monday evening, Aug. 4, McCabe I the proprietor of tbe Franco-American i place, left Mondav for a live wayks trip to ! i north to south. A Sisson dispatch also i says that there were three earthquake A Young’» famous Operatic Minstrel» Hotel, is suing liis wife for a divorce, : his o!d Lome m Illinois. ’ He will ret ml With Several brood mares of fine blooded 1 shocks felt there the same morning, and will have the honor to appear before an with unfaithfulness as tbe main charge, ; stock, and a carload of agricultural imply a telegram says one was noticed in Sono- Ashland audience in their beautiful tern- 1 an«l a prominent citizen, county super-1 . :na county the same time. A severe i pie of amusement. This is what the ‘ ments that Ue left behind. visor and blacksmith is mimed as the co-. J. T. Flynn returned from California Sat-1 i shock occurred at Bakersfield, Cal., on ! Denver Nowaaaysof the above company: ■ respondent. There is bardlv any doubt We have just received an invoice of stylish summer suits, hue quality soft and still hats, latest styles ami shapes in : the 24th. “ La«t night an audience rivaling in size I urdav, where he had been gathering infer- i but that Bonhart will win the case, al-1 and enthusiasm that of the first niglit I though the co-retq*ondent is fighting it straw hats; 25 cases mens’fine shoes, from #l.o0 to ft. > per pair. ■nation concerning the workings of the I News From Cinna^Ai i . i i ,, Wrght irrigation law of that state, a bill | filled the Tabor Grand upon the second i Lartre new line of gloves and suspenders, nobby styles in fine white and colored shirts, either plain or pleated bobom. similar to which will lie introduce«! and I Job Garretjon «ta. «.x«*n up the Cinna performance of McCabe A Young’s Op- - mighty bard. The case is so rank that bar ipringa property, is ere< ting a dwell eratic Minstrels, and the fun was fast' Judge Shearer is trying it with dose«! urged before the next legislature. The largest line ami most desirable styles in neckwear that we have ever had. Note some of our cash prices: house thereon and next year will and furious from the rise to the fall of I doors. Prof. James <5. Clark, th« ^^t ana singer ing j ami Mrs. Ms.v t'*n Aukeh. the elocution- ! ■ build a hotel for the accommodation of the curtain. Encores were »imply in- I If you want a nice dress you’d better go m.wfte pa«»«* tigers on Friday's southbound j summer tourists. numerable, McCabe ami Young coining i to Hunsaker s. Expert McGee, who is prospcctimg for in for a large sF^ire in their beautiful ■ A U. P. private car stopped in the val- train. On his return from San Francisc* . - - — - , lTof. Clark will give an entertainment at a quicksilver leLc, is intoa tunnel about sketcV,entitled the UpperTen and Lower lev the first of the week. Two old friends Edgewood. 100 feet long, but no ledsre has vet been 5. Mr. Billy Wisdom in his songs and of S. B. Galey—W. R. Kellv, attorney of 24 pair mens' fine shoes, per pair. $ .« 00 200 boys’ suits lielow cost. Sergeant F. J. Gia—. formerly of Link-' found. He Ims considerable cc^i‘..<t<i>ee funny sayings took the house by storm the Union Paciii«* and N. S. Harwood.« 12 Mens' dark suits at................. 3 50 ( 24........................................ . ville. but of late at Cairo. III., ha- been | and four men at wor^ 100 pair mens’ cotton pants, at . ♦ I 00 While Master l’rincy McCabe cau jusllv Lincoln lawyer were on board. About a light coloreel suits 4 50 transferred to Mrorheod, Minn., und chief Jim of Jacksonville, has lieen lx.* called the Colored Kavanaugh. He dozen years ago Mr. Galev was mayor of 5 24 .......................................... 1 50 90 pair mens’ cotton pants, at frock suits signal officer Lieut. A. W. Greeley ha- there two months. Wm. Clark has re- has a remarkable voice for one so young.- i Lim uln and apixiinted Kelly, who was b ». 5 00 $2 00 up Mens ’ woolen pants written a letter giving Mr. f’>f-ss n l'«g send- i tnrne«i to Medford, as also Messrs. Klip- fine brown suits In fact McCabe «t Young's minstrels are , then ]ioor and without u big reputation, Kangaroo«* and French calf. off on hi» r;ro.i,aHq«i. 75 cts Mens' tailor made overalls ; pel, Fitch and Ulrick. Several Yreka entirely the best colored troupe that has i city attorney. Kellv happened to be one . fine orange suits Jl Mens’ straw hats, from 25cts up H«>n. W. FL Jordan, one of the parti»*« ; l^ople have also been there. 50cts up Mens’ overshirts, all prices 1 of those kind of people that only needed ever Visit«! Denver.” gray cassimere suits.... interestol in tlic mining enterprise at work $5 011 “ felt hats, from 50cts to a start, for now he draws a salary of, 50cts up Chas. Roth, an old pioneer of Siskhuft Mens ’ fine white shirts summer cutaway suits . 10 00 on Wagner creek, is looming up as the re 1 $10,000 a year from the U. P. they 51 “ seamless sox. 2 pair for 25cte New Time Table. i county of the ’ 55 period, died at the Cin 36 jiair mens' fine shoes, per pair ♦I 50 publican candidate lor lieutenant governor “ light plaid suits IS 00 thought this country was a paradise, an«l J'tip body 501 Is up y “ gloves, new stock. of California. Mr. Jordan is a gentleman nabar springs Inst Sqndaj 2 50 Corvallis. Or., July 23, 1800.—The Mr. and Mrs. Galey put a supply of fine 24 pair mens' fineshoes. “ “ IS 00 butterfly Scotch suit6. possessed of the finest executive ability and I was taken to Yreka on hori»ehack and by change of time table, which goes into would make a splendid presiding officer of wagon bv Jab. ’«irretsan and others. effect 25th current on the Oregon Pacific, {«aches in their car. the senate should the republicans suoc^ed. will accommodate a large class of travel. , * Hurrah for the Broatihead dress goods. Swamp latnd |><wtt>lon. H. A. Ferr..«un, of A Lee’s mill The train lietween Albany and Green Hunsaker sell.«'em. Judge lieit'ly in the U. S. district court »0 t(i« Gold Hid section, was in town Mon- J. H. Mayfield, of Hot Spring valley, Basin will leave the eastern joint in the dav and says the mill turntsi out TO.tMM feet at lWtl tnd Monday decided the swamp arriving at Albanv at 11:20 a. has discovereil a cave in the north en<! of (>f lumber fast week. Mr. Ferguson Is an iand case oi McConnaugby vs. Pennover morning, Don’t fail to sue our assortment of new styles in neckwear. In trunks and valises w<* carry the largest stink in aid soldier ami by the passage of the went ami the state land board in favor of t ie m., and returning leave Albany at 1:10 Hot Spring mountain, in Modoc county, lx. m. This will give connections with filled with ice. In places the cave ojiens Southern Oregon. pension bill ean draw on Uncle Sam for state. We are offering our department very low. pert <»f his surplus. Mr. Ferguson always This ends another i bat’U'l •“ *bc in the Yaqnina , the Southern Pacific, and • out several feet mmare an«l then narrows so as to be entered in a stooping position. «lone his duty, and is entitled to it. junction suit against U»t> state board of the Narrow Gauge trains, and jieoj>le The ice is to be seen at all seasons of the from vallev points can reach the heart of school land epwmiijsionere, to prevent A gooiilv numl>er of Ashlander» were at [ the Cascade mountains on the day they ! year, ami is only one of the many won- i them f.XMu giving title to several thoii- Ciilestein Sunday between trains. Among He has explored leave home. This must largely increase : ders of that locality them were: Mrs. C. W. Ayers and Mube». sand acres of swamp land in Southeast travel. the cave in the mountains about 100 feet. Mi«« bl'X'ura. Mfs. ByVvf* ttobt. laylor ern Oregon. —[Loasen Mail. w»fe ana enlLlren. D •’ Agler. w-be an.l The tract contended for in the suit Have your produce cashed at Ben Eg-' tiabies: Engineer Hav». wife and children | 1 comprises about 42,<XX> acres, and was The party that picked up a couipos:tion gleston's, t'onductor J W.icbenheiiner, wife ami little originally purchased bv McUonnaiighy ones Condiietor Mathews an«l John Row from jxirties who had taken it under Ixxik with the name “Lillian F. Smith" Mr. A. 11. Crook, representative elect on it. on or about the I-Wh of July, will from Curry coontv,tn a letter to the Hon. land and Mi»«e» F.ninia Howard and Sadie Nelson. Wm. 8. Crowell, John O’Conner what is known as the swamp act. please leave the same at this office. H. B. Miller, stated that their county Owing to some irregularities in the and John McRobert». had made a survey from Ellensburg to title the land reverted ‘jack to thy. state Lnniber! Lu in tier! the mouth of Keloev canyon, the route of Mavor DeLashmutt was on Imanl yester- lU'l wa» again placed on the market. dav'* train fora season of rest in < alitorni". .lames Norris at his lumber yards OU _ the proposed wagon road connecting the McUonnattghy’ then brought a suit Up ..nj thp ritizru» of Itorttund. a little vu against Governor l’ennover as represen the north side of the railroad track, near counties of Curry ami Josephine, ami on ;'.ge on Wili'imetie creek, have b«*n hav tative of the state, enjoining him from the Jcjiot. Ashland, can sell you sash, that ¡lortion of the road they estimated mg a tu«sel with the <*en.«us. and like the doors, windows, moulding* awl all kinds the «-out to be $500 per mite, and he sug ladies with the eliureh debt, the census giving title, setting forth that his origin- of finishing lumber. Leave vour orders gested that we do the same. As his tet 1 al contract with the state still held. knocked them out. at Ltkcke> u real estate office, and they ter was dated prior to tbe meeting of our Property S«>l«l will be promptly attended to. county court, he was not informe«! of the A crowd of ladies left on yesterday morn ing’s train for Colestem to pit'll tbesrten» . ..,«« ami two ucies <•! ground action which this county had taken in Asa -trengtlieiivr of the digestive organs, for two weeks or more at that rt r street belonging to Mrs. I . Stacy tlie matter. Mr. Eleck Watts is now Aiming the nun.’-ej were A. aom.soii on U.H« «w itn ., . .. Wright's Iron Tonic has no equal. Tones making a tour of inspection of the route Mis F. K. Van la-el. Mr'.G. X m T*-el.) was sol<f to George Abbott, a new-comer the entire nervous system ar.d mkw - ebb in this county, when the two ••otnmis- Mrs. F. NewmAn. Mrs. C. H. Gillette. Mrs. from Michigan, for $1000. Mr. Abbott is ing strength. Sold by 'J. a. Bolton. sioners will meet and make their report Geo Kngle. Miss«*« M.dx*l Wagner an«I Ger here with his wife and child. They are >lc«vte»» nights, made miserable by that —[Courier. tie Van Tassel. The ladies took ahmg -a old neighbors of M m. Nelson and are de ierril»le cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy fen men folks as a sort of excuse, but no« lighted with Ashland's climate and line your pct dog- or cats sinunou- Liv fur you. Ktpl on bund at I L. Eoll.u. a . b.s-ause they were nceilcd either for th ir I j earauve. er Regulator, when ¿icL—it 'ill cure ifa-m.. witCx btautj. ASHLAND *...Tut Ju'y 31 j * ífi Hurrah! Hurrah!! Hurrah!!! F O R 11 unsakeu 3 o o a tr P 3 A FEW PRICES o 0 OQ O 3 (D Q o . HUNSAKER. M p 0 o o 0 æ B *d u m U œ o" ß) □ O 0 POULTRY. SILVER SPANGLED I 'S. •U HAMBURGS -------- TOWN LOTS! 0) « « R. R. ADDITION A Fine Display Of New ‘ Goods FOR THE SEASON AT 0. H. BLOUNT’S. ? Call and inspect the largest stock of mens’goods in Southern Oregon o H. The leading Clothier and Hatter ASHLAND, OREGON.