Valley record., February 05, 1891, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
Sagebrush Sprig*.
Paas That W ag .n R->ad Bill.
' ••Califo-nia on Wheel»’’ in Ashland.
BREVITY BXSKET.
Snowing
Klamath t onnty Star. Jan SO 1
I This interesting exhibit of the fruits
Feb. 11th is A.-h Wedrie-day.
Klamath is now getting a little hard an«i proiiu' ts of our sister state is now
Coyotm are numeious.
The widow of Gen. Vallejo is dead.
I
homeward
Isiund
from
a
fourteen
months
’
cash
from
other
market«,
•■some
of
our
ROM 1100 TO 11000 on short time on
ASHLAND. O b .Thursday, Feb. b. l«d
Ice on the Big Klamath lake ia break­
approved security Apply at the of­
farmers have already shipped grain to tour of the Eastern .-t.«tes ami will ar-
I se Holden's Ethereal Cough Sy rup.
ing up.
fice ot the Oregon Live Niock Insurance
California, and instead ‘of buying Cali­ i rive in Ashland on Thursday evening’s
Money to loan-«ee adv. on this page of Company, opposite Oregon Hotel.
Meatles are reported prevalent in Keno fornia butter in the stores we get Klam­ freight train of next week ami will re­
PEICHONAL AN I* MTM71AL
the R ecord .
and vicinity.
ath tsitter exclusively on our tables, be­ main until Friday’s passenger leave« for |
David Allen, ot Tolo. was tn tiie city ye»
The council last evening levied a 2 mill
Sleighing has been almoet a failure in side« supplying California with not a the 6outh at 10:50 a. m . It will also be
terday.
Say, Sis, gim’me a bite of
street tax, besides the $2 poll tax.
Klamath county thia winter.
little. The last lot was 786 pounds sent at Medford during Saturday. All are I
MU* Genevieve Moore returned home
cordially invited to visit the train for in­
Lake county has 72.060 head of sheep.
to
Sisson
bv
the
Red
House,
and
the
Capt. John Siemens ia the lUfttpc rcil
yer warter million and I’ll
yesterday.
Last winter killed about 75 per cent.
butter is still piling up. ¡Should the spection. It is a free exhibition.
tonaorial artist of Southeastern Ore.on.
Ab. GuMinga returned to bis farm near
ie. isl «tore grant the road appropriation
The engine that went through the Lake
E OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS in Drygoods,
N. S. Goodlow Dies.
Keuo nunday.
Chas. Graves and Chas. D«-pee, iwth calimi for by Mr. M Call, a great I north-
Labish wre« k was | ut to work on its same show yer my Sore Toe.
Notions, Laces, Corsets, Underwear; Ribbons, Gloves’,
old
run
Tuesday.
This noted character died from heart dis­
Mr*. Dr. Konger relumed ye»ter lay from residents of Linkville. are proe|>ecting on era market will be opened.
ease at his home on G,sallow mountain,
Ixiuae creek.
a viaii at Grant® l’a»-
Ted
Barclay,
king
of
the
social
lions,
will
Cloaks, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Combs, Brushes,Sta­
Kaitln Point New«.
east of Langell valley. Klamath county. give a -ocial hop at Ganiard opera house
Adani I^ttigan has taken up a borne-
The Tule lakers are blesae<l with both I Eu. V alley R ecobo :
Jan. 2t»th, aged 48 years. The Star -avs:
tionery, Pencils, 5 and 10 cent Novelties, Violins.
I Saturday evening.
-tead on C'amaa flat.
.
light fiearta and heel«, and are dancing
Mr. Goodlow was born near Rock Isl­ f
Strings, Harmonicas, Tinware, Confectionery, A’c.
There is some sickness in this neigh- and, Illinois, and I'amj to the coast w lien
Three Italian musicians—one harp and
Judge J. (' Tolman went to th«- county the winter mon 11 is away.
two violins—<ii-cour«ed music to a crowd at
borhood, mostly colds.
-«at yesterday on bu»ine«-.
j voung. He first settled near Boise City, The Oregon hotel Saturday.
Bill Barrett, an old-time California and
Miss Mary Wilev is visiting her cousin ■ Idaho, doing business with the miners.
L. hamuei», of the West i-hore, was on Oregon stage driver, is located at “Hun •
Twel-ka-da-ma-nine. the olcest Umatilla
burxiay's northbouml train
He married in Idaho and came to Klam-
grv Hollow,” near Alkali vallev. for the John Wiley, near Phoenix.
Indian, died Saturday. Indian« say he
A. Lamb, the Phoenix miller, «as here winter.
A. Pool has been making some im i ath county from the Willamette vallev in was more than 120 years old
; ’72. He was one of the captors of “Black
Tuesday transacting btuines*.
J. F. A'lams, an extensive land-owner provementi* in the wav of building.
John \ an Horn ha« .«old a two-acre lot to
Jim,” the Indian who, with Capt. Jack
C. M Osborn and wife returned last ! in Tule lake vallev, and the promoter of
G. W. Ri<-e returned from working on and other braves were hung at F>>rt John Brittson for $f>00 and his hou«e and
evening front Yolo <x>unty. Cal.
the Little Klamath ditch, was in town tire railroad in Cow creek canyon last
j lot to Thos. Brittson for $1050.
Klamath. During the last six or seven
1. O. Miller was at the county «eat Tues- , this week.
Saturday.
“Who said Ho, d’s Sarsaparilla?'' Thou­
years he has resided on Goodlow moun­
•lay attending the county court.
sand« of people, who know it to be the best
_ Everything that we nee<l is plentiful in
Miss Millie Howlett, Miss Laura Nich­ tain, and ever since his residence in blood purifier and tonic medicine.
E. B Hun»aker went over to .Xtskiyou Klamath county except money, which ols and Miss Anna Carney have gone to Klamath ho lias been engaged in the
■ ounty. hat unlay on a business tnp.
Elder David Brower, of the Drunkard de­
i stock and farm business.
has never been more stringent, to our Medford to attend school.
nomination will preach at the Naylor
Itavul Cleland, a Yreka pioneer of the knowledge
school house next Sunday, the 10th.
There is some improving going on. J.
W. A McPherson Head.
IStt pertori. died at Lakeview Jan. 38th.
I H. P. Deskins an«) wife, for a long time J. Fryer has been making some more
Young men desiring very suitable fur
Wm.
Angus
McPherson,
the
gifted
writ-
Jatues Hall, the Granite street quarry­ I residents of Rogue river vallev. ami later fence, sub-dividing his place and arrang­
nished rooms are invited 'to inspect the
man, has return««! front a trip up north.
of Klamath county, are now located iftar ing it with walks and a driveway. From i er, formerly engaged in the newspaper i lodging house of Mrs. Powell, on Oak
I business in Ashland, died last week at
Mias Emilia Tolman went to Medford : Salt Lake City.
present appearance he is going to have j St. Vincent’s hospital, Portland. De- street.
la-t evening, to teach an art class organized
F. E. Jones, of the Christian church from
As much a« it may be de«ired, we fear one of the finest flower gardens in the : ceased was born in Chatham county.
at that place.
that many of us will he mti< h graver than valley. J. K. Green, his son-in-law, has ' North Carolina, Feb. 22, 1828. He came Eugene, will preach a series of sermons in
A. D. Bartie and Miss Grace Nord came we now are. before we nee a railroad in gone to California and left his farm in
Ashland commencing Feb. 7tli and lasting
j to Oregon in 1850, and remained a short one
over front Nisson. Cal , last evening, to be Klamath county.
week.
the care of Mr. F.
1
time,
returning
East
for
the
purpose
of
married to-day*.
A
restaurant—a much needed institu­
settling
up
some
business
affairs
and
ac-
We had a wedding on the sly Sunday
Linkville is now without a minister,
Mrs. M. N. Ixtitg and iitlle -on Koy are
tion—will l«e opened in Reeser’s block soon
visiting A. B. Stannard * family at Grants but we fail to observe either, a retrograde evening, the 2oth ult. The contracting ! companving his mother back to his Or- . by D. L. Beever. who has had much experi-
Paas th's week.
or progressive movement of the inhab­ parties were Joseph Rtderand Miss Ra­ ! egon home. On Oetolier 7, 1855, he was ! ence as a professional cook.
chel Stanley. Everything was kept so i marrie«l to Nancy J. Fenn, near Albany
Fred Cogswell, of Linkville. is clerk of itant* in the absence of one.
still that it was not known until last bun- j He was the father of seven children—four I The only fruit tree« brought across the
'.lie bouse committee to investigate the
A. J. Sny<ler, alia» “Lost River Jack,’’ :
I boys and three girls—all of w hom are left plaiits from Iowa in 1M7 bv Meek and tlie
-tale land office.
is al readv lubricating and taking the' day, a week, that they were married .and ■ to mourn his death. In 1864 he became 1 Lue'lings that »till live at Milwaukee. Or., \\ ashington Navel and Sweet
then an attempt was made to raise a
are a few of the cherry trees.
Frank bl«tcuni, news agent on rhe Port­ kinks out of bis rope in anticipation of
i editor of the first republican paper start i
land-Albany local, spent Nunday with bis ,
~t, .Pnn, ™ a
U.
Sonora Oranges,
Hi Westlake was shot twice and seriously
i
ed
in
Albany,
and
in
1866
was
elected
IMtrenta in Ashland.
woundsd by hi« brother-in-law, Alfred I
Thoe. Kelliher, for several years past a hours and riding several miles they suc- state printer on the republican ticket, Chauncy,
at French Gulf. Shasta county, I Sicily Lemons,Nuts and Fresh
Miss Maggie Tice, who has been the guest . resilient of this county, bowled away ceeded irr raising a company of five, and which office he held for four years. Sim e !
of Mrs. J. A. Lee for over a week, returned | I southward one day last week, much to ; the bride raid they did not make noise then he was engaged in editorial work in I recently. It was tn self defense.
to Medion! Nunday.
Candies,
- v . representing
•■ v' « ’7 the
“7 Boston
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the disgust of bis numerous creditors.
I enough to wake the children that were I Salem and Portland, at different times. L Parties
!
Mr.
McPherson
during
his
earl
v
life
tnv®
.
0
*!
esIr
?
locat
e
extensive
orchards
Rev. J. K. N. Bell and funtilv have moved j
■ in the house, but thev ble<l Joe to the : mil -. nrAmic^ n J ~ 7.. • ! ’ I1,e.CTV® | in this vallev. have bonded a 500 acre tract Imported Key West and Do­
Irom Roseburg to Independent«, where ! Troop B, O. N. G., drill regularly, an«i tune of one dollar apiece.
I
i- pro™,8e a?d Oc<’“P>«i a prominent of jstnes McDonough, of Tolo, for $50 per
present an nuuaual grim, warlike appear- i
Bro. II. owns a big hotel.
,__________ position. He , acre.
public and . professional
ance
since
the
little
misunderstanding
in
I
have
been
waiting
for
something
to
mestic Cigars and Tobaccos
I’. B O'Neil returned Tuesday from Oak-!
was a brilliant and forcible writer, and
i
turn
up
of
interest
to
your
readere
but
|
the
Pine
Ridge
country
has
been
happily
Portland Welcome: We see that Jo-Jo.
land, Cal., whither he ha«l been called by ;
'
considered
one
of
the
leading
men
of
Or-
AT
—
| have l>ecn waiting in vain, for news are ' □.mn
bridged over—for the present.
i,;= best
i.™, days.
> . _ During
n. •
xl
the dog-faced
a circus
the »ad death of his mother.
egon
e_
n during his
the
here
some tim® bov,
ago exhibited
lias l>een with
hurried
to
as
scarce
as
$_
’
0
pieces
.
But
we
expect
Bonanza is now won-ving along with­
Mr». Jackson Hockersmith leaves soon
past necaue he became aniliitionless, los- Salem to take part in the biennial reunion
fir Tenino, Wash, tor a month’s visit with! out a whisky s.dooh, which in a great to ha ve plenty of them when Merritt gets ing all the golden opportunities that had ' of our state freaks.
i
1
his
bill
through
giving
us
or
somehody
her «laughter, .Mrs. Hallie Morton
! measure accounts for its similitude to
been at his
to
L’s command.
'■ iynmatid. Yet,
Y et, even during j Ukeview
Lakeview has petitioned the legislature
iegi
else that $12,03!, to build a road from H« ?•
cor.
Main
&
granite
streets.
Goldsmith
’
s
“
Auburn,
loveliest
village
of
J. Davidson, of Williams creek, went to
days
give
of ; set off
a new agricultural
district,
. last
.
-, he
.... would
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on evidence
a ,iv-* ugiii-unnrai
uisirici.,
COlllpris-
hereto Klamath. Oh! won't that be , his
flbaon yesterday to assist hi« brother who the plain,” etc.
tns lortner brilliancy of nund and gener- ing the connties of Lake. Klamath and
nice.
We
can
just
get
on
our
mule
and
has a contract Ituilditig a flume there
, Harney, and also asking for the usual
Klamath county has furnished its go right along. And then we are going ous nature.
Frank Arnold, the railway mail clerk quota of members to the “third house,” ' to have that flume also. It is decided
Portland, Jan. 30.—This afternoon the ' 11500 appropriation.
w ho ha« been enjoying a month's wedding and _we expect something will lie done,
mortal remains of W. A. McPherson
Prof. C. S. Price and Peter Devlin were
trip.came out from Nan Francisco Munday, , but just what, we are at this time tinad- i that Eagle Point is to be the terminus, were laid to rest in Lone Fir cemetery. up from Jacksonville Sa'urdav. Prof
and then we are going to have the rail-
Mrs. A. F. Shultz returned from Jackson­ vised
; ... perhaps resurrect and pass the I , roa«l from the county seat, via Medford. The funeral took place from DeLin <k Price has engaged W. T. Beagle to put 15 For the Purpose of fie l’m the
,
of his orchard land on the Devlin
ville'lue-dav. where »he htul been attend­ | force
¡L
force bi
bill.
, Some of our farmers l>elow here are get- Holman’s, and the pall-bearers were A. acre.«
F.ne B.dj of Lan I Known
ing tne funeral of her father, Kea-on Lew­
Noltner, E. O. Norton, J. M. Baltimore tract in peach trees.
N
8.
Goodlow,
us
has
already
been
an-
'
ting
nneasv
for
fear
that
the
water
front
ellen.
I Just twenty suits have been filed against
I notinced, is dead, thus ending, no doubt, the flume will swell Butte creek so that and O. P. Mason.
as the
I the S. P. for damages sustained in the Lake
Mr. Newbold, formerly railroad agent a feud of several years standing between | ij will be like the Nile of Egypt—over-
| Labish wreck, aggregating $282.225. The
Wight* Anderson.
and merchant at Ager, was on yesterday's ' the male members of the Goodlow family f
....
. and ruin their farms;
flow all
the banks
train for Sacramento from the Rocky ■ . and others, ot which we refrain from ' hut ' let it come,
The palatial new home of Mr. and company will have to retain the Oregonian
----- . Some of us are so elated
to make these people think they have I
mountains.
|
Mrs.
E. K. Anderson, five miles from ! ’ again
I
comment. Let the dead rest.
over the proa|>ect of a large manufactur­
no just claims.
W. J. Virgin, the Boardman, Wi»., miller j “Curley” Webb has received 30001 ing citv that we can hardlv wait for the I Ashland, was the scene of a hnppv event 1
who has been favorably impressed with I
.
hist
Sunday,
being
the
union
of
two
lov-
1
,
__
___________
Jas.
A.
Richardson,
of
the
Sisson
hatch
­
HAVE OPENED a Real Esto's office in
Ashland.has returned home bnt will be grape cuttings from Jacksonville, 500 of Hon. J. IV. M. to get his bill through.
' ing souls pierced bv one of Cupid’s darts I erv was examining the «tremi« along Kia
room with .1. T. Bownitch. Att’y F-ur
! which he will set out on his ranch near!
here again.
D ick .
from the
lakes down «■- the
past Hundred Acres best land in .lack o i c tin-
Thehiide lieing the r daughter, Miss math river --------
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Eagle Point, Feb. 3, 'DO.
i Dora, and the groom Mr. M. F. Wight of i 1 week to secure the spawn of the Dollv Var- ty—fruit, or garden—to be sold in tracts o
Ellicrt Boughton, Gaskell's literary club i • Linkville, and will distribute the balance i
A» 1.
nTv
' ------ _ den and other fine trout. The season for suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One
8an Francisco. At
_ *. LLVA
organizer, came down from the north Sat­ j throughout the most favored portions of
JA°
,0J. _ k ‘ ...„
I“* _ P ____
,ano' i -uch work is in March
Council Doing*.
halt down! balance on time.
urday for a few days fun with Ashland ac- the county for trial. If the experiment
presided
over
hv
Miss
Sadie
Anderson,
The
monthly
reports
of
Marshal
May-
It is rumored that Sisson. Crocker A Co.
q'uunlance».
proves successful, we will all hail “Cur-
sister
of
the
bride,
sounded
the
soft
and
IE. ¿T FARLOW.
field, Recorder Berrv, Supt. of water
will use traction engine« for logging pur­
enchanting
notes of the wedding
march ; poses
Mis® Bertha Autenrieth returned to Delta | . ley” as a public benefactor
_
__
.
,
~
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summer
11
tn
next
If
tiiev
prove
sue-
works
Walrad
and
Street
Commissioner
Lvxx C. D oyle
Monday from Portland, where she had
that greeted the party as they entered cessful, and we know they t will.it
*iu,u is
I*« rea-
rea- Dissolution of Co-partnership.
Wm. Nelson were placed on file.
p aced her brother John in the Bishop, | Linkville, Or., Feb. 1st, 1891.
the parlors so fittingly arranged for this sonable to suppo-e many other companies
Scott academy.
W. H. Atkinson was the spokesman most impertant epoch in their lives, will use them.—Sisson Herald.
Wh.v continue the use of irritating pow-. of West Ashland Ditch Co. No. 1. who The bride was robed in a soft, creamy
rpHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
Virgil Conn, of Lake county, who has
la-en down with the lobby at Nalciu in lhe der». snuffs or liquids. Elv's Cream Balm. ' appointed a committee—Atkinson, J. R. silk, with a crown of oranee blossoms : Gus Walden was down from Siskiyou JL isting under the m.rne of Martin A
and remarked that there is a Harris is this d iv dissolved by mu ual con­
interest of another judge for this district, i ’ pleasant of application, and a sure cure for i’ozer, llobt. Taylor—at a meeting of the adorned bv the delicate bridal veil, Iteau- Saturday
great disparity between this and la«t win­ sent J. H. Martin will collect all out­
, catarrh and cold in the head, cm he had stock holders to confer with the council as
returned Nunday.
I
tiful
at
all
times
—
now
divinelv
fair.
The
ter. Last winter's snowfail amounted to standing accounts and pav the liabilities.
I for 50c. It is easily applied into th® nos
James Briner left Friday for Oroville, ’ ! trils. is sate anil pleasant, and is curing the to terms which council would give said I trousseau, modeled by the deft fin vers of twenty-two feet, while this year there ha«
JO8. H. MARTIN,
Cal., to mine, and if he reports favorable , most obstinate ca>es. It gives relief at stock holders for their interests in said Miss Adah Horton, of San Francisco,was not been over that many inches.
WM. HARRIS.
ditch. Mayor Grainger appointed Kent­ exquisitely beautiful,
several miners from this section will go I once.
Ashland,
January
27,
1891.
beautiful. The groom was
The reading room association Inst even­
there this winter.
nor,
Farlow
and
Button
a
committee
to
$
dressed in the conventional etvle, most ing adopted constitution and bv-laws and
A Crazy Ix>ver’s Woik.
Contractor John Bays wax here several; Miss Moss, of Paisley. Lake county, confer with them . The ditch company befitting to his grai'efnl bearin'». The next Wednesday evening will meet at the
*
Notice to Taxpayers.
days tiie first of the week. He reports the ! knows now just what it is to have a bloo«i want the council to give each share-hold­ '-eremony was performed by the Rev. C. opera house and effect permanent organ­
er a perpetual right to tap the city water , H. Hoxie, only members <>f the family, ization. Everybody shou'd aid the enter­
new roadbed hi» firm has completed is now
•X*
and thunder moonstruck lover that you works with a
•.y
ready for tiie can
•
Ä
inch tap free of charge, ; the bride’s parti«-ular friend, Mis« Emma prise and help make it a healthy one
The undersigned. Sheri.fof Jackson coun­
; read about in
the novel.
Plummer
Rox al, | i iv,
.
,
■
,,
uir
Kiuipau,
o
wurer
ty,
Oregon
or
his
deputy,
will
meet
the
tax
­
for
the
company
’
s
water
right.
There
This is a hard winter on coyotes, sav.s the
I Tolman, and Mrs^Capt. J. M. McCall and
John N. Him», loreman of the Central ageii 20, and eon of Dr. Royal, lias for , Hrc ab,,ut 2o share hol-lers.
Gen. and Mrs. J.C.Tolman hèing'prëeënt Lakeview Examiner.
’
. Last winter cleaned payers of said county for the purpose of re­
Point planing mill, was in Ashland Tues- i
some time lieen annoving her with his,
.
. ..
the rabbits, and there is no «lead stock ceiving
day on a Itusiness trip and paid the R ecord attentions,
mu« h to her displeuture and ! a
5'°" 7,118
»he council Some very handsome presents were re­ out
TAXES FOR 1890.
now, which ma'-es thei- picking slim, and
office a pleasant call.
the U number a , charming
that of her parents. He has lx-en re- ' 8e,tt'niJfOrtl' “i**-1’“' '
‘wom- ceived.
ni turn among
n
VVi
cnarmtn,» they are becoming bold enough to jump On the following days, in their respective
’,ou^> an<1 Pr’‘-V'n*
Miss Hope Hunter, an Ashland norma! : fuae«l admittsnee to the house several ",atv8 °f "
rlpht in»" a bouch of bbeep and kill tberu precincts, at t eir u«ual places of voting,
school graduate who has been teaching at times. It is said he has threatene«! to I* r?« t v I V Pt 'n-
v‘er •8OmH r®; Rented by Miss Emma Tolman, and an in daylight.
! and will remain in each precinct from 9
Wolf creek, went to join her folks in Santa shoot the young lady, or. on the other ' ‘Ai >V J’flN’ 1 *" 'P8’ Eikl ’ »•• ••W»* elegant gol«i watch with diamond setting,
Nett FHhbafli will be Y' ting Peoples' Day o'clock a. ru. until 4 o’clock p. m, of each
Clara county. Cal., yesterday.
the gift of the groom.
! hand, drown himself if not allowed the
l.‘e ,nat,er was referred
in the Presbyterian church. Subject of day, to-wit:
Volney P. Ixmdon and Jack Andrew«, ' privilege of companv with M im M om . C! l ;
After con-, ratulationsj the company morning sermon: “Life Sold and Redeem­
McC. <fc E. SOAP, $1.25 per box (only original, genuine,
Willow Springs, January 12. 1-01.
representing Roseburg and Portland lodge«, ‘ i He was found on the M om premises one '
sat down to a sumptuous wedding break­ ed ” in'he evening the Endeavor young
Bowditcn
was
duly
elected
city
Gold
Hill,
13,
went to San Francisco Saturday to attend ; 1 ni.’lit recently and, on liein 1 ordered off. attorney for the ensuing year.
wash-without-rubbing, everlasting sure death to dirt soap).
t4
fast. In the aftern«xm the bridal party people will furnish an interesting pro­
Rock Point.
14, I'
a meeting of railroad trainmen.
4t
Foot's Creek,
15,
17| pounds to box. The most soap for the money ever of­
drew a pistol on ex-Representative.S. P. i Petition for two-inch pipe to be laid on drove to Ashllind, Mr and Mrs. Wiglit gramme of exercises.
44
Engineer Joe Poore wa« over from Duns­ I Mose. The young man was arrested and Pine street,; referred to water committee. Liking the evening train for Port Town­
Woodville,
l'i.
Rev. R. O. Hawn, a Congregational
t.
fered
to the trade.
muir Monday. The Baneilict business I ' fine«! $50 for carrying tt coneealed wea- i
Pleasant
Creek,
17,
send, from which point Mr. Wi ht will
of E lensburg, Wash., was in Ash­
!
44
The street committee were instructed Like passage for Kodiak, Alaska, whete i preacher
seems to agree with the genial “Poore Joe '
Flounce Rock,
19. u
>anu last
'»««. week
»era ’ -u
koik after
aocr his
nispr«>pertv
land
o
king
property
41
pon
.
Further
trouble
is
feared.
to have a sidew.dk constructed at the
20.
for he has fattened up 18 pounds.
Trail Creek,
Mrs. Wight 1 interest.« and ha« made acontract with J.
I ' right place on north side of Main street business interest« call him
• I
Meadows,
21,
to clear
out * and
Our Tim tier Land«.
will remain in Seattle for a visit of some W.
™ Jarvis
*
**
*'
J set
** in trtiit
’ a
Burb Brockwav, executor ot the will of
:
22, It
Table Rock,
the late Lly-sc» Rice, was here yesterday I W. H. Mills, land agent of the South­ lietween Oak and 1st avenue. (This is length with her sister, Mrs. W. B. Phil­ large tract of land out on the Moore tract.
<c
Little Butte.
28. <t it
it
from Roseburg. It is said the bulk of his ern Pacifi«-, never says anything but Tiie Oregon hotel sidewalk, which they lips.
Supt.
1).
R.
Davis
of
the
Western
Union
24,
Big
Butte,
want moved out in line with the walk
to
pro|>erty waa willed to bia cousin,
Lost Creek,
26, I «
Mr. Wight is a young man en »aced in went out to Cow creek Saturday, where a
what is well founded. In San Fran<-is«’o
f<
rce
of
men
will
soon
he
put
to
work
re
­
27. <4
Mt.
Pitt,
W. T. Beagle has purchased three acres last Friday he said : “I have reliable in-. naturallv travelled bv the public.)
business with the Alaska Commercial
Java, Mocha, Costa Rica, and Caracola Coffee. English
I«
Chimney Rock,
28, 41
from C. 8. Price out on the Boulevard and formation that a reliable syndicate has ' Sealed bids for the water works super- Co., and is one of the firm's most trusted moving their wire front the hill-topc, (where
It
30,
Sterlingville,
has taken possession R. G. Hawn has I been forme«! for the purpose of buying . intendency were referred to water coin- business representatives. His pleasant, I it was removed on account of the blockade)
Breakfast, Gunpowder, Oolong, Young Hyson, Spider
to follow the railroad on the recently con­
Uniontown.
sold five acres to J. W. Jarvis for $500.
31, 44
courteous manners make friends of all structed piece of road.
up timber lands on the Pacific Coast ! mittee alter lieing opened and read.
2
Leg, Japan and Blended Teas.
Steamboat,
1 February
These is considerable sickness at Grants The syndicate intends to purchase ami
s! It
Monday’s meeting—Present, G. M. with whom he comes in contact. The
Applegate,
Pass and vicinity, a number of young hope­ control all the mill plants possible. Gen. Grainger, mavor; W. W Kentnor, R. bride, a member of one of Southern Or­
44
A Wa hlngton dispatch of Jan. 30th
44
4,
Cent'al Point,
Buy and Try—Baker Sweet Corn, Fr. Sardines, Succotash,
fuls having clirnlied the golden stairs within
44
’s most respei-ted pioneer ftmilie«, brought this local news: Representative
Medford,
5, 4 44 4
th® pa»t few week«. Engineer James I’art- Alger, of Detroit, is sai«i to be interestel K. Sutton, E. J. Farlow, O. Ganiard, 8. egon
Hermann
has
secured
an
order
for
the
snr-
44
Eden.
6,
is a hadsome,
most . •««
levab!e i | ve, of «0 niuch l)f township 31 south, range
Patterson, councilmen
lobsters, Finnan Haddies, Extra Oysters, Cavia, Salmon,
in the s. Iieme."
‘ , l
’ popular amj moat
er’« intant is very ill.
44
Ta.ent.
7‘
In thia connection we will nd«l that a
*ai‘V an” their large circle < f i ? and 3 east. and township 83 smith, range
following bills were allowed:
4*
<4
Clam Chowder, Mackerel in tomato sauce, French Soups,
9
A
10,
Ashland.
Fred H. Rowe, the lumberman, went to number of representatives of capitalists W The
R Mavtield, sai for Jan.................... |
friends and acquaintances wi-.h them , 2 ea«t, a« will include the present settle­
4»
4«
Shake.
Nan Francisco Friday. He reixirts Ikmglus have come up from San Frawis-o and Eugene Wulrad. sal for Jan............... $60 00 well.
11, • <
i
merits
and
all ot the agricultural lands in
Clams, Mackerel, Halibut, Codfish, Canned Goods.
• >
40
00
12,
Jacksonville.
county farmers a« having in double the
XV m Nelson, labor on streets
_. . ....... .....
i sai«l townships, which are in Jackson
42 00
acreage than was in last year this ttme, have taken estimate«, and gathered in­ ! Milton
At
least
one-half
must
1«
paid
in
cash.
btr Philip Miller, the great English county,
Berry, recorder fees for Dec
The re it no doubt but what the people appreciate a Firti-Clatt Grocery, at our
formation about the timber belt in the ;
which holds true in this section.
Tax payers will please pay their taxes at
and Jan .............................................. 55 85 horticulturist, writing in 1740, sa1«:
Jennv creek and other seetionH tributary I ; I .las
A
local
telegraph
connects
a
dozen
or
trade
it increating.
the
above
-ta.ed
limesa-
taxes
will
become
Norris, lumber............................... ' 17 95 “The best method to have cabba «es good
A. C. Smith, the Montana gentleman
more houses in variou-parts of town, and
the first Monday in April, 1891,
who has purchased a tract of land from t to the Klamath river. 8,tn Francisco is 1 A T Kyle, rent of warehouse
39 80 is to procure seed from abroad everv tear, is presided over hv vouue men and women delinquent
Hon. J. 8. Herrin near Phi'enix. was in, considered the beet market by timber J T Bowditch, services as att’y ......... 15 00 for it is apt to degenerate in England in who have learned tc tick the instrument after winch co«ts will be added for collec­
town Moutlay. Mr. Smith and his family land speculators.
.8 F Monue. blackamiihing .......
7 25 a few years ” The above is a simple il­ ■ There is nt «re “sparking’’ done over this tion. The law in regard to their collection
H C Myer, merchandise .............
are well pleased with this valley.
18 30 lustration of the fa«-t that seeds will rap­ i line than in the balance of the community will be strictly enforced.
J. G. BIRDSEY,
Another Yarn About the Course of A C Helm, liyard of prisoner«............ 35 00
I*. K. Walsh, who when be kissed the
"Distance lending enchantment
Sheriff and Tax Collectorof Jackson Co.
True Love.
F Roper, ground rent of citv pout'd 12 50 idly degenerate in a few years under fa­ 1 ! combined.
to
the
view."
Blarney stone of Ireland bit a chunk of it
vorable conditions. The’ wise will take
j E A Carter, labor on streets................
off, was tiring into Ashland this week on ' Frank Plainer, who 8Ui>erintepde<l the ‘ E J Kai-er. printing ............................. 10 50 hee«i, therefore, and bnv their seeds of
Last Friday George, the 14-year old son
Engineer Mcltonald'» big mountain engine work of clearing the Western Union’s ■ G C Eddings, merchandise.................. 5 (XI
D. M. * Ferry
& Co.,
Detroit,
Mich.,
• V
ti 1
•• f i>»x
11
v, IvA
11 II « , whose
vv IlOtSv* ' r.f Rev. G. J. Webster, was out shooting
while Albert Cole was taking a rest. I*. K. | rbht of wav in the Cow creek forests last ! I E F Loomis, wood .............................. 4 70
4 60 worhl wide reputation as the liest and
summer there met the girl he loved, and i R K mutton, livery hire and hay
is a great lady killer.
. 3 48 moat reliable, as well as the most exten­ i with a pea i'tin. He crawled through a
she met the hero she lift«! been reading j
i fence and pulled the cun through after
I Wm I’atierson labor on -treet-s ....... 2 75
Photographer Parrott, of Portland, is in I
Permanently Cured without Cutting. Burn­
the Klamath country taking pictures of the a I tout tn story-books. The girl was Miss I Gregory A Hicks, hauling . ........... 2 75 sive seed growers and dealers, is due to | him. His mother, who is a lady phv- ing
or Dilating. A perfectly painless treat­
fatuous lava tied» and other scenic views. Effie, youngest daughter of Har«ly Elliff. I ■ J II McBride, hauling
................
1 ■ the faetthat they take advantage of every ! sii'ian, was called as soon as he reached ment and a guaranteed cure in every case,
clxic I
a HO circumstance of climate, soil, methods of ■ hom® and with the proper tools cut the
Mr. L>«ng. a real estate agent, is with him a prominent citizen of Douglas county. ; : Win Otto, labor on water works ..
matter how long standing. This treat­
cultivation, selection of seed plants, etc., i ball from the vicinity of his artu ami no
arid they are the guests of Louis Green, an ' The stern parents (who also appear in ' B F Reeser, wire strainer for water
ment, for stricture, of Dr. Boxell’s, is the
enthusiastic new-comer.
! all story Ixxiks) put a regular l’ennoyer I pipe .............. .................................. 1 50 to procure the best possible seeds and I shoulder. He is recovering.
[ greatest discovery known toMediciue. Itdis-
Chas
Commons,
labor
on
streets
25
keep
them
up
to
that
high
standard.
Misses Camilla and Minnie Walker have 1 1 veto on this. An elopement ensued, ami ■
The annual season of attacking the ' solves and completely removes the Stricture
Send your name to the firm’s address, j I «levil
returned to Ashland from Nan Francisco. 1 after much trouble in getting a license
in his lair is at hand. We notice 1 without annoyance or pain to the patient.
Total
..........................................
$38193
and you will receive a copy of their seed ¡that Ben Horan, “the reforme«' gambler
-A.ZEÒTD DAILY JLTÒTÒTVI2STG-
John Wells, wife an«i son have returned j ! (for Miss Effie is under age) they finally !
Adjourned
to
Wednesday,
Feb.
4.
from the cltv to their Sprague river home.' ' succeeded in having the tall alcalde of
annual for 18.91 free.
1
and
pu
•iligt
”
is
holding
sensational
se-
Mr Wells brought with him a tine import- I Sisson bind their great, gushing hearts
Jacksonville Jottings.
' awes with the Oi l Nick in Portland,with 1
How's This?
ed jack to use on his stock farm.
Peculiar to their Sex. and not proper to
together with a marriage license from
Marshal Grime« took a bu«iness trip to
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward i the reformed ras«*al and the Lor«l on top. I name here, including all of those delicate
Engineer Meilis has lieen moved to the the clerk of Siskivou county. Cal. They Granta
I
Mrs.
Barrett,
another
reformed
some-
Pass
Sundav
for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
j Infirmities and Weaknesses, which they
Hornbrook-Dunsiuuir passenger run. His have since lieen living happily at Sa« ra-
j body, haB been imported to this citv te would shrink from disclo-ing to their fam­
Fred Drake of A«li'and, and C, K. Klum | bv taking Hall’s 1'a'arrh Cure.
family still live at their home in Ashland. I nieiito and soon leave for an extended
F.
J.
CHENEY
A
CO,
Prop
’
«.
Toledo,
O
of Talent were here Tuesday.
' storm the breast-works and hell-holes ily physician, permanently cured in less
Engineer Jack Racliford is running into ,
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. j where old Satan holds out.
time than was ever known' to Medicine be­
Ashland with Engineer McDonald now, . tour over the Eastern states.
Jesse Houck and wife, of Ashland, visited
Cheney for the last 15 vears. and believe
fore. by Dr. Boxell’s “New System of Treat-
and will move hi.« family to this city.
friends here one dav lari week.
Belter Than a Gold Mine.
_
‘
■
-
-
•
,
Roseburg bail a sensational robliery I ment.
’ ' ^ ' It rejuvenates
the^genito-urinary
him
perfectly
honorable
in
all
business
tran-
County Commissioners Haymond and i i «actions, and financially able to cazrv out j last Thursday night. Some one entered i organs and makes weak men strong
Mrs. O. Coolidge returned Tuesday from
Ten acres set to fruit when in a bearing
Tav'or
were
in
town
this
week.
a plea-ant visit of some months with her condition will yield an income of from $2i«o
; any obligations made by their firm.
When
i the postoffice hydrawing up a rear win-
____ possible, it is always best to call for
duugbter. Mrs. Geo. G. Ogg.at Sacramento. to $1560 jier year ami requires no expensive
Jeff Matnev. of App'egaie, ha« gone to I XX est A T rvax , Wholesale Druggists, To­ dow. He evidently knew the combina- I personal consultation and special examina
Mrs. J. E. Foss ami children, of Berkely, ! ntachineiy to operate it. A fruit-reiser in Glendale to work in a blacksmith shop.
ledo. O.
,llc: Hall
llall safe, „„
rc „.„-„v,,
____ But those who cannot r possibly call
; tion
of the
for , he
opened
and i tion.
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
Cal., returned with her and have joined > the Willamette valley require« but a small
...
...
.
1 .....
t h „1 r ,■>, «n :
Fred Pane, who wa« at Portland testify­ i W alpimg . K inxax A M arvik , Wholesale took
from the
burglar
proof . vault
in the ! j J*«“1* rt-nto t ,o, 1 "oVexpres^
s^letl
Mr. F. at his new home on Wagner creek. 1 out'ay. ha- all the advantage« of a civilized ing in a railroad suit, has returned home.’
Druggist«, Toledo, 0.
Rafe
$1200,
putt
ng
the
sacks
back
as
lie-
I
^Te^ure
to
all
p'arts
of
the
Pacffi^
at Prices that Defy Competition.
W J. Wimer, of Oakland. Cal., who has | and c’u'tured society, has good and conven­
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
J. H. Hufler. deputy clerk, wh « at Grants
Uvn in the valley < on business connected ient markets and receives a lietter income Paw« during the week'lookiog after his in­ acting directly upon the blood and mucous tore. bixtv dollars In coin tn an unlock- , coast Address
'
J, Itoxell, M. D.,
with getting possession of Wimer Bros.’ ' from the same investment than can be had terest« there.
,-ur'aces of the system. Testimonials sent rd drawer and $4MM) in promissory notes
WH« -niftöMHnm maj T makshs skim
Waldo mine«, came up front Grants Pass from flnv other line of bu*in«M. You can
1 free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold bv all and rczietered mail were, with $.->001
A
German
club
has
been
organized
by
mSUOURS FLAP AND TRtMBLE EACH,
on this morning's train, and leaves for iet this land from $55 to $75 per acre of The
worth of stamps, left unmolested, also j
_
p L vr> <n w
I druggists.
Jacksonville
y<
ung
peonle.
which
is
quite
home to-morrow
H. K. Hodgden. the •regon Land Company of Salem. Oregon.
about $15 in silver in the unlocked j 8l- P aul D ibpesbabv . P obtla > d . G o x.
WHIU BILLY HANGS UPGR HIS COAT
y,
as
interesting
as
amusing.
—
I
most efficient and popular Pullman car con­
THE GREATEST TRUTH HL EVER SPIKE«
Gold Hill Nuggets.
stamp
drawer.
The
goods
in
the
store
i
Accident
at
Cow
Creek.
Reason
Lewellen
died
at
the
family
resi
­
ductor on tiie San Francisco- Portland route,
I
were
left
unmolested
h
Wm.
Perry,
of
Big
Butte,
i«
one
of
1
dence
Jan.
SI.
after
a
lingering
illness.
He
the
Dr. 1‘arson was called to Cen’ral Point
was in former years an old mining neigh­
bor of the Winter Bros, in the Waldo dis­ Tuesday to attend to John Kearney, fore- wa« tin early pioneer of the county and was i i Gold Hill S' hoo) this month
The New Yoik Journal, in describing i
i
man
of a crew of railroad carpenters, who aged 77 veers
trict
»
The Gobi Hill Reading Circle is in- the habits of a number of n-illionaires, !
had
met
with
an
accident
down
on
the
Judge Wel »ster left on Wednesday even
O H. Blake, representing lhe Hillia-
tells this whopper: “Collis P. Hunting-!
I creasing in membership and interest.
railroad.
Mr.
Kearney
atai
'he
carpenter«
,
ing
’
«
train
f«
r
The
Dalle«,
where
he
goes
to
Lent Co. in the military play of “All for were engaged in tearing d«»wn the old
ton, a ten times millionaire, has exten- !
a te-m of court for Judge Bird, who is ■ Lawrence Smith went to Ashland on
_
Her,” was in lhe city Tuesday arrang­ bridge over lhe lake formed in Cow creek ' i h ’I Id
sive lands in Washington and Oregon. ■
in California.
[
the
3tl
inst.,
where
he
will
attend
school
ing for their appearance this evening. canyon by ht-t winter’s big land «lide. and
The country is a wild and unsettled one ■
We
regret
to
announce
the
death
of
litt'e
■—’’•*•*«
■
during
the
remainder
of
the
winter.
Miss Lora Hollis is the «iauehter of Col. were at work removing the la-t l«ent when Eva Kennev. eldest daughter of Mr. and
and there are roaming bands of Indians
!
W. D. ami Laura D. Fair, obi-time Cali­ one of the piece« fell, striking Mr Kearney Mr« T. J Kenney, which took place on
When Mr.
The S. P. R. bridge carpenters are and white desperadoes.
fornians and she was born in Yreka. Old , a severe blow. Before he recovered from Saturday lari of pneumonia.
i here in force now, and are doing excel­ Huntington visits that section he takes
Californians have a delight in telling ■ the shock another fell tmd again striking
John Beavenue. Jr., one of the propri- lent work both north and south of town along a Imdyeuard composed of four ' The Best Stock in Southern
him
in
the
head
knocked
him
into
the
lake.
about the cbivalrv of the day« gone by in It wa’a wi nder he did not drown, but the eto-« of the "Monogram'’ of Eugene, spent
powerful frontier men, who are armed
The entertainment «riven bv the Gold with the most approved weapons. The
which Laura D. Fair and Col Fair were I cold water seemed t«> act as a temporary a week in town visiting relative« an«l
Oregon-Latest Designs and
Hill
school
on
the
30th
ult.
proved
a
!
friend«.
The
boys
are
prospering
in
their
I
prominent actors in«i ol«i Yreka one of relief to the terrible shock and he was able
.1
party camp out for davs at a time, and ;
L? J? ¿ < -*
very
pleasant
affair
for
those
who
at
­
I
new
home.
the most important cities in the state. to swim asbore. He has a bad ga«h in the
Most Perfect Movements.
Mr. Huntington does not propose to be ;
tended
.
Col. Fair was a distinguished lawyer an«i back part of the head, his two eyes are I Mr«. W. J. Plym-tle came out from Sa-1
I
kidnapped if a little precaution will avoid ,
among the wealthiest men in the state, closed and his forehead is neatly scaljasl. lein on Friday morning with her little son
The parents and friends of Miss Lvdia sui-h a fate ”
Victor.
wh>>
wa«
ill
with
fever,
hut
is
now
while Mrs. Fair was tiie brightest, clev­ He will proliablv recover.
Join the big rush and buy your groceries !
convale««ent Mr«. Plvmale returned to Newton were saddened by her death,
erest an«l most bewitching of all women.
w h:«-h occurred at her home on Galls at McConnell A Eubanks’.
the capital Sundav evening.
Lumber:
Lumber!
Their history is a romance in itself that
creek Jan. 30th.
Two <-ood looking St. Louis, Mo., 1 idles
I We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON A CO.’s (Chicago) Red
James Norris at his lumber yards on
ecli)<se« anything yet presented on the
French T in-v Walers.
recently
became
charmed
with
the
pret-
;
Miss Delpha Masterson returned home
I School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) |3 06 calf B ■!
stage. Miss Hoilis is said to have in­ the north side of the railroad trie k, near
These wafers are a <ure and safe specific during the week from Cottage Grove, tineas and heatitv of this citv, rented and 1
the
depot,
Ashland,
can
sell
von
sash,
I Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
herited the good looks and brilliant at­
for a 1 kinds of fema’e troubles and will re­
doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds move all obstructions to the monthly peri­ where she has been spending several ! furnished a dwelling in the resilience !
tainments of her proud parents.
An
portion of Ashland and hung out a nice- | A new and fine stock just arrived.
| weeks with friends.
Radam’s Microlie killer is now kept for of finishing lumber. Leave vour orders ods, no matter what the cause. Thév are
ly nainted sign with the words “dress- EYE TESTER to discover exactly the
at Luckey’s real estate office, and they what every woman needs, and may he used
Miss
Emma
and
Arthur
Fitzgerald
re
­
«tie in Receer’s block, Ashland.
;
safely. For sale hv the Livingstone Chem­ turned from Grants Pass this week,where making” on it. The neighborhood fam- 1 kind of gla«s you need.
will be promptly attended to.
ilies got high up on their di «nitv—not at ! Not here just for the Beason—But here to
ical Co.. manufacturers, San Francisco, Cal.
A sure cure for the whisky habit* Dr.
they have lieen attendin » school. They the sign, but at wh.tt thev thou ht these j stay
Lieut. Fred Schwatka. of Arctic explora­ For sa'e by T. K. Bolton.
Livingstone'« Antidote for Drunkenness
• ontempiate resuming study in the Gold Missouri -?irls were. They petitioned i All Goods Warranted as Represented or
will cure any case of the liquor habit in tion fame, fell over a staircase to the floor
Hill school soon
BORN
the council and also engaged an oratorical 1 Money Refunded.
from ten to thirty days, from drinker to I «low in a Ma«on Citv. Ta., hotel Friday,
tiie drunkard. The Antidote can lie given and »•»< probably fatally injured. Later.— RADCLIFF—In A«hbnd. Jan. 31, 1891. to
Misses Blanche and Maude Slagle and attorney, who impressed the staid old :
He
will
live,
but
’
will
remain
a
cripple
for
in a cup ot coffee without the knowledge of
Helen Rowe, and Messrs. Stevens. E. «laddies of the citv government about the 1
Mr and Mrs. Brad Radcliff, a son
_________________
the per-oi' taking it. The Antidote will life.
It is su-h 1
| Hitch, Wtn. and Homer Mansfield and matter in a blasting speech
HELM
IN
—
In
A-hland.
Feb.
4.
‘
o
Mr.
and
not injure the hea'th in anv way. Manu­
_______
George an<l Marl McDon<>u-h, of Tolo, a <leli«-a*e suhject that the authorities i
McConnell A Eubanks ar«- always busy­
Mr*. John K Helman, a daughter.
factured bv the Livingstone Chemical Co.,
VAN DYKE—In Ashland. Feb. 4. to Mr. attended the school entertainment here 1 bate to “jet in.” while the "bloods” are :
S*n Fraa'-isoo. Cui. and for sale by T. K- good good-« bring the customers.
STDiling •* thrir predtotmwnt
AftkkLtF D
»ad Mn C. £> vwDytu a dsngbtrr
va the 00th m H.
Q w
lMtvs
TO LOAN
F
C. 0. D. EMPORIUM
ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK
W
Come early and secure a bargain.
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
WHO HAD BEEN EXAMINING
Those Mew Shirts, Silk Mixed, and
Mew Underwear, Hats, Caps and Shoes
at O. H. Blounts.
Remember we have Men’s Hats .50c;
Men’s Shoes for $1.50 pr pair; Men’s
Pants from .50c up. Large Line Men’s
Mew Suits.
HASTY & GREGORY’S,
REAL ESTATE.
MARIA COLVER FARM
I
Clean Store,
Clean Goods.
M c C onnell & eubanks ,
«
Cor. Main St. and 1st Av., Opera House Block
200 Sacks of Spuds, Extra Quality.
OUR TEA
o • OURTEA
Beats them all.
NEW GOODS!
STRICTURE! Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
G-ents
Diseases of Men
Hoys Olotiiizigg,
Hats, Caps, etc.
And w ill be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
R oots ( and ) S hoes )
JEWELRY!
J
m
(
-SPECTACLES-
J. M. McCALL.
Examine the
T Q MTTTTtaR
tue VALLEY
vâllûi REC
nue-
J. s. mulllk , ORD’S Premium Offers. It will
Dr»,. K«« C.r. pay y<)U