V v xb
I I L j r I jlj
UV
1
D
Vi’flPFl
IirjV’Jill'"
The At.'Uc Bustneas.
Tolman
9old.
BKEVITV insKET
French Tansy Walters.
The 'iskiyoa St>>ne Co. i. Mill -t work
T. £. Hill, of southwestern .Minnesota,
The«- wa'srs are a sure i"d safe specific
Sisson
is
to
have
a
Masonic
lodge.
j string out san-!s»one ro k in their qu »r- ba pun ha-ed the To! nan >u!nfiur springs
for a I kind« of fema e tr->n'>le« and wil. re
rv adjoining Ashland for the new city property, nesr Ashland, from Dr A C.
move all obsiructions to ibe monthly peri
Next baturday Is bt. Va entitle'* day.
od«, no matter what the cause. They are
i h.»ll in Portland. The contra<-t<>r. archi Helm. It is 1<<3W acre«, and the consider
Use
Holden
’
s
Ethereal
Cough
8j
rap.
was $10.009. Mr. Hill is a wealthy
what every woman need-, and may be n«ed
tect and superintendent, who were the ation
man and will put the property in elegant
A big masquerade ball will be given at safely. For sale bv- the Livingstone Chem
worst enemies of Ashland rock when the shape. He wilf arrive with his family in
Merlin on the 13.h.
ical Co., manufacturer^ 8an Francisco, Cal. I
company had so much trouble in having the spring.
D R Milla Mt~Mondav for Chicago
I M
.
' For sale by T. K. Bolton.
it
recommended,
are
now
its
liest
friends
Three
inches
of
snow
fell
in
Ashland
•
Mrs. John Clint has opened dresa-
A Sensation at Grants Pass.
during Mi nday night.
H. T. Chitwood viAite! in Medford Mon- making parlors in the Gillett*' block, on I ind s< knowledge that it is the best sand- I
There is quite a contrast in the citv of -
Mis« Ollie Lindsay, the daughter of pion
J. M. Johns «nd Mi.»» Dodge, of Grants fidai« who floatet! the citv water works
Main stre t, and invite« the patronage of j stone tliev ever saw. It is lieing put up
with
black
his.lt
from
St.
Helens
and
, eer« of Josephine county, was taken sud Pass, spent Bunday in Ashland.
L Hatuuela wa» on Bunday'» aonthboond the ladiea of Asnkn«! and vii-initv
bonds and the present re.rime
The
denly ill Saturday afternoon, and was pr-,-
Having had manv years ex|>erience in makes an elegant appearance.
There wa» ten inches of fresh >n "W at ■ present officials, without any noise or :
E OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS in Drygoods,
l n un ed dead Mondav by phisician*. rhe
Mrs G. L. Dean returned to Grant* Paas ! U East, satisfaction is guaranteed.
ostentatious display, have heen offered a
The National Granite Co. have in- ianerxl took p ace in the MetbodistUhu cb -Siskiyou; on the railroad tracs. Tuesd iy.
Notions, Laces, Corsets, Underwear; Ribbons, Gloves,
yesterday
------------------------------
creasrd their force of men at their quar South, at Grants Fas«. Tue-dav At the! The
_______________
_ _ railroad
____ w».- com- propertv for a city hall valued at 14 '00,
Jacksonville ___
branch
,, o
,, .
.
, .
. .
, .
Thoee Wagon Road Appropriations. ry up on Granite street in this city, and close of the-ervice. when the friends were menced to-day making regular trips twice - onsiiiered a cheap price, and a ree to !
G. R. Gallant wile ami daughter left yes-1 _
•
j take city s-rip, bearing 6 per cent inter-
tenlay on a tnp t>> Iowa
Representative M-Call write« that tin- are vetting out rock for a $10,010 <on- pa ong around the coffin to take the fare- a day
|eat, in payment. As the heavy-weight
Mi~ Kmm. Tolman teaz le, her art class hCaT,\aat Thur^*v
I tract for a big Hoi-k in Portland on the well glance, some- -ne noticed that her cheeks
The
csrs
first
ran
over
the
entire
com
were tlu-hed. and the body was taken back
Cloaks, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Combs. Brushes,Sta
financiers of water bond “fame” paid 6
at Medford every Thursday.
appropriating $»«0J for the Aah- 1 --orner of 5th and Yamhill, being erected home
pleted
part
of
the
Cow
creek
railroad
on
and all known means of re-u«cita-
„__ .
.
Limi-Link vilie road and $fi«XJ0 for the j by E. Goodnoe A Co.
the 2d inst,
•
[5er cent interest on $5',000, payable!
I
tion
are
being
used.
Many
are
confident
tionery, Pencils, 5 and 10 cent Novelties, Violins,
AL<^'i?0,J.Wi?,‘heJ>hei!“erno*run*th* Central Point-Ea.de Point-Foil Klamath
W. R. Lawson ha« been ap)a.>iuted assist I semi-annuallv for a period of 20 years, ,
The ro- k quarry business in Ashland that -he is only in a trance, as a consequence
Ashtanite.rant. P«., freight.
They will pass the aemtte without
j tliis is rather a sad --nmnientarv.
w ‘ Strings, Harmonicas, Tinware, Confectionery, <£c.
of
congestion
of
the
brain.
ant
roadmater
under
John
Galvin.
He
is
C“**’* ststfon. was regia- «nr trouble and breome laws. Miller’« is vet in its infancy, and its full devei-tp-
thoroughly competent.
The Rai.r..ail Trestlet,.
tered at Th« Oregon Monday.
Granta Paas to the sea wagon road b.ll I ment promisee a most substantial indus-
l.OK.X
I
bhovel creek sva,c
state usu
fish iiavcuery
hatchery is
is oetng
being
V
v
•
u
l
.
I
»••«»»«»•
»y.
_________________
Will Bummers.of the Medford Mail staff, went through at $16,000.
------■-----
__ Fall
r,. tnckaon has receive-! the contract ' moved
iron, --------
near z Edson Bros.’ up on
• aa in Ashland over »unday.
LACEY— In ' sbla* d. Feb. 8. 1891. to Mr.
Astrology on Top.
from the Southern Pacific to fill in the creek, near Roberts' place.
place,
C >» nc.l Dulngs.
and Mr*. J. H. Lacev. a daughter.
Mis» Georgia Miller left baturday for a!
tr^tli-s
between
Ashland
and
Talent
and
Several Ashland fieople are hatching
C. P. Jone« has purchased a three acre VAN HORN —In Ashland. Feb. 8. 1891. to
Meeting Feb. 4th.]
visit at Portland and Astoria.
,
a
number
of
his
men
were
at
work
the
tract of land opposite his place on Graniie
out a huge scheme to keep Rogue river
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Van Horn, a daugh
bupt Daria wa» up this week making an j Bill of El*:tric Light Co., $50, f >r Jan- : from wasting its water in an already first of the week staking off the premises street, from Geo. Engle, for $109.
ter.
i
Uary,
ordcied
paid.
inspection of railr-agi buildings
with a lorcc
force of
OI surveyors. The
Hie question
o ( Annlonata
io
nnmni»«
I well-filled pond, the Pacific ocean, and ; of
-2 water
whether a tunnel or cut, will be run for aS) bead of ¿Ji ‘ cattle at 8w«n r lak
Master Chan Watson returned Monday ! Mavor Grainger appointed City Attor- > propose tapping Rogue river with a canal
cattle at Swan lake, Kia-
i
nev
Bowdith,Farlow
and
Kentnnr
a
com-
through
the^
frozen.
the
bluff
near
the
’
49
diggings
is
math
county,
the
lake
being
frozen,
from a visit with h*s father at Balern
1 —61 feet wide by flve feet deep—leading
< mittee to confer with Geo. H. Leech in
not vet determined, thou
ii ;h a survey and i jonn
John wnmey,
Gridley, «no
who is not remembered it
in
J,r- B M. Gill has moved from Klamath ■ ■ reference lo land now used for head around the northern and eastern part of i
,°.n 118 probable cost will be an ti enviatrie
the v.illev to a point away up above Ash
enviable light
light hereabouts,
hereabouts, is
is cuttim
cutting
City to Dunsmuir te practice medicine.
otice is hereby given to the
! works of lower water si stem.
I
made.
Erickson
will
have
the
Wagner
.
J
i wood at Gervan, five miles south of Rea-
land, then crow over and go down the
tax pavers of the Citv of Ashland that
Judge J. W. Parker, the Linkville attor-j
trestle all filled in bv the middle of ding
Street committee were instructed to western and southern part, thus circling creek
the street and poll tax levied by the Citv
ney. is in A»bland on buaineas this week.
March.
1
, see woolen mil! company about turning the whole valley for a grand irrigating
Linkville Star: *V. A. Dunlap informs us Council of the City of Ashltnd <>n the 7th
E. Erickson, the railroad contractor, was i water out of the flume until a new one ' scheme that will make the land all
that the road from epencer creek to Ash day ot February. 1891. is now due and will
Damage
tu
the
Rogue
River
Dam.
in Portland liiia week on bnsinesa. with the ' j i» built.
land is now better than any ro:.d in this become delinquent on the 15th day ot April,
I “bloom like the rose,” and do the trans-
». P.
1891. Pay up before then and save costs.
The rainstorm of last Friday damaged vicinity.
A committee of three were appointed ■ portation business of the mvriads upon
U M. NELSON,
Mrs. A. T. Kyle leave» thia week for a to confer with Jacob Thompson about , myriads of gristmills, saw mills, skating i the Grants Pass Light and Power Co.’s
Mr.
‘
Guthrie,
formerly
of
Ashland
and
Street Commissioner.
rbut with her »inter. Mrs. C. W. Avera, at purchaae or lease of Pioneer block for , •’inks, shooting galleries, soap factories, ■ darn in Rogue river, .«he sprung a leak father of Conductor Frank Guthrie and the
Albany
citv hall, jail, etc.
i and et ceteiaa that will spring up. They underneath and the water commenced other Guthrie boys, died at Portland a few
DELINQUENT
SALE NOTICE.
John <kzx. of Portland. 1» vuuting at the
S|*cial con,mittee to confer with West' he11‘l a
.T*”« X
ou.tlin,71 «« tearing a hole in the bottom. A large days ago.
__ _ -
•
home of hi» daughter, Mr». John Htrait, ini . Ashland Ditch Co., report.«! that the !
gang of men weie at work all night and
The
Journal
hear«
another
rumor
that
Ashland.
ft A
the
next
day
filling
in
with
brush,
rocks,
the 8. P. will build a railr< ad from Mon
HE Umpire Hold and Silver Mining and
! owners of the ditch arc willing to turn ; !ron J1, V
to $5,00),u00. They have I
to connect with the Oregon Short
Milling Company; location of principal
Dr. 8. T. fxmger went to balem last even-1 I the water from aaid diti h through their I *’*"
high up >n the 7th sacks full of sand, etc., and succeeded in tague
Line in Eastern Oregon
place of bu-ine«.«, San Francisco. California;
mg on a boatae»» trip to i-e back Frviav
waste gate back into the "main creek in ! *•*•**• •l‘d wiil incorjxinite, oi»en books saving the dam from going out. The
location of work». Jackson courry. Oregon
Hsturday.
hole
was
about
twentv
feet
wide.
The
Last
week
the
water
in
Coos
bay
was
so
consideration that city will grunt to each j
k’
in a few days. The cen-
Notice—There are delinquent upon the
E«l. Morse U at bome in Minneapolis. He sharcholder a \ tap from ths city water *.ral
*.h® ^ve ‘»'Hfived this glo- river was very muddy, but not unusually cold that multitudes of small fi«h became following de-cribed stock, on account of
high
for
a
storm,
the
superintendent
j
chilled
at:d
died.
There
we,e
thousands
of
ha» not yet fully re«overe<l from his dan worka pipe. Laid on the table.
I r?°"B D,a,‘ to l,ft ‘be coun,try “«t oi the
assessment No 2. levied on the 31 day of
gerous lUnesa
I them floating on Isthmus slough.
December, l«90, the seveial amounts set o|t-
fit«
$•
f
.>
n i,u’’ nionotonv of evervdav affair« are hopes to save the dam.
share
Services at the Presbyterian church next posite the names of the respective share-
Win. Hanley and Mr. Hampton, a Port
“Colonel’’ Geo. Engle, who' Sieves his
Cogswell
and
the
Judgeship.
street
tax
from
last
aseeatinent
adopted.
Sabbath mottling and evening, subject« of holders. as follows:
land caul« buyer, were over in Bivkivou
massive d me <>f thou.lit was made for
county this week.
No.
No.
The clause in tho Oregon constitution discourse: "Elisha, the Gentle Prophet,”
botnet hing higher than dealing out peas.
Saturday. Feb. 7.)
Names.
Cert if. Shares.
which it is bel:eved delrnrs C’ojgwell re and “Two Death« at a Banquet.”
Mrs. I. O. Williams and infant returned
Hutton. Farlow and Ganiard, city hall I pumpkins, Irish potatoes, bark, noop-
200
.21
Thos. R. Sheridan,
Roseburg,
came Bushnell, Rose L
to Nebraska Tuesday, after a visit with committee, reported ; Your committee i |H>les and skipper cheese: and "Colonel” signing the senatorship to receive the ap-
------ ----- of
-- —
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.•>oo
Ashland relatives.
pointment to the new judgeship is in within .wo of the cetlsus bureau's figures Bushnell, Rose L ... .35
Geo.
B.
Landers,of
[>ork-pa<kini
“
fame.
”
I
.. 22
,w
appointed to receive urupooii
proposition
from
iuii
troni
m
- i
on the lH.pu'ation of Tacoma and gets the Bu-hnell. W. E
sec.
33
of
article
4,
as
follows
:
No
sen
Br
nson.
K.
D
200
Jacob
Thompson
et
al
in
regard
to
value
,
t,w
<
‘
u
‘
'
Bho
"
*»»«'*
tl>o«*e
millions
are
...31
Miss Ettie Link, who ha» been visiting
i
I Examiner’s prize of two lots at Bakersfield.
100
Clark. W A
36
Miss Gertie Van Tassel, returned to Spo of Pioneer brick block property for city tocomeirom the gentlemen dilate awhile I ator or representative shall, during the , Cal.
!
Clark, Ja«.G .......
42
60
kane Falls Bunday.
time
for
which
he
may
have
been
elect
uses, report: “They offer saiti property, upon “government appropriations” and
Chas. Wendell, the watchmaker, is put Clark. 8. B
.. . .61
200
Henry Mensor. of Centralia. Wash., went on which is located one brick building then remark “that it doesn't require so ed, be eligible to any office, the election ting up at Dun-mnir a two- story brick Decker. Mr«. Myra .18
200
to which is vested in the legislative as
through to Ban Francisco Tuesday fur a 3-)x«0 and L 20x30, lot 54x100 feet, for ",uch '."one’ a8 11 <loea ,,ri‘'ne.
bui ding, with the rear wall of rock. Toe Fallon. D. E. L .... . 40
100
week’s business trip.
$4.>00”
Your committee re anl the • 111,,'e ,"n‘* !,utt,n" on * presumptuous sembly ; i or shall he be appointed to any News says it will be the best building in Me Lagan, Geo
3000
.20
civil
office
of
profit
which
shall
have
been
property
at
that
price
cheap
and
desira-
i
“
emeanor
th..t
is
meant
to
convey
the
that town.
Rot nor. Stel a B .... . 41
100
C. C. McClendun wa» up from down the
Mary C .......... 17
200
valley TucMlay, having sold a lot of wheat bie. Refwirt approved and pla- ed on file. I "■•P'’‘*«'on that they have no hesitancy increased during such term, but this lat
H. Truitt has the material on the gro ind Smith.
ter
nrox
ision
shall
not
be
construed
to
15.500
t
Tromblev,
____
...............
J
B
.......
65
to the A»btand mills.
i t, ..
,n putting in the brains of the head of
_
.
..
.
.
.
g
’
to
commence
the
erection
of
a
line
t
e-v
nninf^i
. "n< ‘>tter8On, «P* the i-ompanv at a fail valuation to supply apply to any officer elective by the peo
2.500
| hotel at Shove' creek springs, on the site of Taylor. Maude A
Mrs. Kate Howell returned Tuesday from «rt
1 . U’ rXMn"?e
r the vacuum made bv the deficiencv of ple.”
And
in
accordance
with
law.and
an order
_________________
'
the
present
premises.
He
will
spend
$5000
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. D. V. Her <dtv “’.Llin'L
‘ •U,tabk
for that $ >,0) 1,000. This is cheerful. ’ But
of the Board of Director- made on the 3d
' on it this year.
rin, in East Portland.
Quick Tina» to Poriland.
citv buildings.
e
I
day
of
December.
1890.
no
many
.-hares
of
ft some of their frlenda don't take charge
The “By Force of Impulse Co.” have each parc< 1 of such stock as may be neces
Fred Flood, the Roseburg lawyer-editor,
A special - ncine with one coach h lic
Ordinance adopted for construction of of them soon the services of a commis
concluded not to go to Yreka The Yreka sary, «ill 1« sold at | ublic ai.ciion, ai the
was up in the Rogue river limber land licit •idewulk on north »ide Main street from
sion—a regular inquirendo lunafico coin- ned through for Portland Tuesday, it press has been loud in its praise of their office of the Company. «01 Market -treet.
last week on business.
contained
the
wife,
son
ami
two
daugh
Water to Helman streets.
nission—will be required to transport
acting, and have warmly invited the ama «an Fianeisco, California, on Saturday, the
Engineer Church has been laid up with
Marshal was instructed to procure two some dise sed brains ...
to „
a . convenient ters of Hon. ,1. B. Montgomery, and they teurs to go over.
7th dav of March, 1891, at the hour of 12
la grippe, and Jack Campbell has been run
were
hurrying
from
San
Francisco
to
get
bulletin boards,one to be placed on north craxv shop for general repairs, Thia is a
j The weather is arranging it handsomely <>*cl< ck M. of said d ,y. to piy -aiddelin
ning m his place this week.
to
his
bedside
tiefore
his
death
.
Coming
side Main street near W. C. Mver’s; otb- bad
for _______________
feather-brains, This city I
— climate
________
for a larger acreage and a more abundant quent as-e-sment thereon, together with
Eugene Freeland left for Portland last er on east Main street near railroad cross- t see'ins
......
to lie the nesting place of cranks to Dunsmuir on the northlmnnd passen iT' p the coming season than for several costs of advertising and expenses of the
week, to take a course ot stenography in
ger
they
procured
this
spe-
iid,
which
yea,» past. The good times ahead of us sale.
ing, on which all notices for sale of ini- __
and
fools,
2 I d— ‘—
L. All this eX'-itement was
the Holmes business college.
A. CHEMINANT. Secretary.
pounded sto< k be |meted.
sprang up by Alexis Constantine Pfuhl, made Ashland in three hours and twen loom up brilliantly.
Office, sni Market Street, San Franci-co,
ty
minutes,
she
went
from
Ashland
to
A. Goldsmith, of Eugene, was visiting
I th»-1 -ng-haired astrolo.-er who cast the
California.
Adjourned to Feb. 12th.
I Monday was the Siskiyou Stone Co ’s
hia son Julius at Medford Sunday, while eu
horo& ofies of these people and told them Grants Paes at such a high rate of speed pay day, and the circulaiing medium of
route home from ban Francssoo.
as
to
create
a
“
hot
box
”
that
nearly
ru
Hnw'n Tills?
this town was correspondingly expanded.
they would make a fortune with water.
Grant Davis, of Gazelle. Biskiyco county,
We offer One Hundre«i Dollars reward Oi course there is no water in groceries, ined the engine and they were delayed The .«tone business in Ashland gives em-
there
over
one
hour.
It
arrived
in
Port
I ployment to fifty men.
was on Monday’s train on a business trip for any case of catarrh that cann -t lie ctlred and what has aqu.i pura got to do with
to Portland, returning thia morning.
by taking Hall*» t'a arrh Cure.
land just twelve hours after leaving Ash
curing hogs, anyhow?
Sheriff Birdsey collected $4000 in taxes
F. J. CHENEY <t CO, Prop’s. Toledo, O
land, 3 p. m. Tuesday.
Jack Deiupaey. the pugilist, accompanied
while in Ashland Monday and Tuesday.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
A 8urpi-i«e I’m ty
by ala wife and baby. were on baiurday'a
The
elements being too bad he did not go
Conimissio.iers Court.
Cheney for the last 15 vt ar«, and believe i Wa«'given to Mr. and Mr«. 8. C. Corbett, at
train for their home' in Ea»t Portland.
' to Shake precinct. This is the last precinct
him perfe-tly bmn-rablein all busine-s tran-
February term:
in the county to be officially visited.
«action« and tinanHalK
TYirv
home on
Union and
Fairview
streets,
Mrs. M Ober returned Sunday from Port ^ElU^ns
m^ bS ¿Ma
^r 'tT.
firni
“0 ’nn»
OUt i their
'-t Bunday
evenmg.
in honor
of their
25th
Hospital report approved.
Editor Loos of the Montague Herald.who
land,where »he ha» been employed as nurse any obligations m ide by rheir firm
XRT & O T rvax ' Wholesale Druggists
’«tdmg
pre«ent
is good atulioriiy on -liow matters, save on
in nt. Vincent's hospital, bhe will remain. W ledo
Circuit court bills all allowed.
Druggists, To
to- ! » Mr
an(1 anmver-ary.
MrM Jo|in 1 ( h<»-e
o!e Mr
Mnd were-
Mrs
i Iv two tentciri usses will tour the coast this
C. C. Beale, brother of Wm. Beale, ar W aldiro . K ixnas * M arvik , Wholesale “;‘eL anM
Bill of S. Childers referred to Medford season. Belie Bro« will be here about the
Mr «nd Mr«. Spring.
rived from Big Butte, l)r., baturdsy, mid is
Druggist« Toledo O
,tead. Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher and two; board of trustees.
20.h of August and McMahon’s circus the
around looking at the country.—Linkville
u
p ,..’
.
.. 'dughters. Miss b. Smith of California.
middle of July.
Star.
Hall » Catarrh t ure is taken internally. Mr. and Mrs. Bale and Mrs. Mira Pitt.! G W Schmidtline, supervisor road dis
trict 13; report for 1890 approved; su
Geo. A. Blood, the railroad wood con
acting
directly
upon
the
Mood
and
niuc
>us
Vter
a
hapv
greeting
of
the
friends
we
Engineer Joe Poore has been making a HQrfftCCS
MVstpm. Testimonials
Tp^tirn. inials sent
..... 11
-7.» ... _
..... a.________ pervisor excused from serving for 1891 tractor, was down from the biskiyou» Fri
surfaces of the system.
tour of Oregon and Washington towns on free. 1’rice 75c. per bottle. Bold by all weie all invited out to a tine oyster supper, and John Woods appo nted supervisor day and reports that the weather has not
after which popcorn, fruit and other re
A Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy
a visit.
druggists.
inte.ieied with bis force «awing and felling
■ freshnunte were serve'!, and the h- urn for 1891.
trees.
One
qt*
bis
saws
gets
away
with
Chas. 11 Huff, one of the popular young
passed
swiftly
by
in
a
jolly
g.
od
old
time.
Report of J R Tozer, supervisor diet about seven cords of wood per day.
Go’ll Hill Nugaeie.
trainmen on the Ashland-Red Bluil di
| At 11 o’clock the friends bade u« good 5, for 1890; approved.
You can always find the fin
vision, was married recently to Miss Cassie
Our anglers are again taking the wily night. We give our sincere thanks to all.
It is said the Umpire Gold and Silvtr
David Allen, district 34, report for 1890
Gupton.
hoping we can stirpri-e our many friends
trout.
Mining Co have a 20-toot ledge a Wagner
est of Imported and Do
likewise on their 25th anniversary, and approved. Lnmlier bill continued for , creek, being in abont 2 0 fiet through solid
Walter Lennox, of Bogus, biskiyou coun
We
are
all
the
victims
of
la
grippe
at
■
hope
that
their
life
miy
be
as
free
from
sor-
further
explanation
at
next
term.
,
rock.
They
will
pu.
up
a
stamp
min.
The
ty, formerly a student iu the Ashland col
mestic and Key West
| row and woe as ours ha« been.
Miscell menus bills to the amount of prospects are g< od. being mostly silver ore.
lage. cam« over yesterday for a visit of sev present.
Respectfully.
Both
day
and
night
shifts
are
at
work.
eral days.
$1433.84 allowed.
Max Jacoby continues shipping poul
M r . and M bs . C orbett .
Gus Johnson, a Swede in the employ of
O Harbough, district 5; report ap
C. H. Friendly. • Portland wool buyer, try and fruit to Portland and Ban Fran- j
Contractor Eridksofi. met with a serious ac
Jacksonville Jotting«.
|
was on Friday’s train to m ban Francisco. cis<-o.
proved.
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And the best brands of
cident Monday morning at the Wagner
He will be in Jackson ouuniy next uivntb
McC. <fe E. SOAP, $1.25 per box (only original, genuine]
Fate is Fate.
Rev. T. L. Jones, of Grants Pass, is I , C°l R. A, Miller is in the Willamette
creek trestle. He was struck by the lever
to purchase wool.
Smoking and Chew
of a wheeled sciaper m the pit of the stom
very sick at present. His
I" recovery is ! va"ey-
Klamath County Star.]
wash-without-rubbing,
everlasting sure death to dirt soap).
Alfred Holman, editor of the Seattle P.- doubtful
W. A. Owen, of Central Point, was in
ing Tobacco
The $->000 appropriation for a wagon ach as he wa« walking up on the dump.
I. and his bnde, nee Miss Tburbruw, re
17
j
pounds
to
box.
The
mo3t soap for the money ever of
!
town
Tuesday.
Farmers and stockmen are happv. but !'
The amendment in the legislature to A«h-
road from Keno to Soda Springs helped
turned homeward Tuesday from a wedding
land's
city
charter
is
the
taking
in
of
a
piece
JLT
—
wan
Wni.
Shook,
of
Klamath
county,
the
wagon
road
committee
to
get
their
fered
to
the
trade.
*
trip in California.
the miners and hay spe< ul .tors look piin-1
road that lies between the city limits and
! here a few days since.
figures down to $97,000, hut it didn’t 1 of
* F H. Page, the fruit man. wa» here sev fully grave.
the
'49diggings, and which is not inclu led
help Klamath county much. In the 50 in
’ any
Henry
Pecli.
of
Butte
creek,
was
here
eral days in consultation with Jos. W.
r- ad district. This will give the
The
buttercup
and
and
other
spring
,
per cent, reductions recommended by street commissioner authority to keep it in
Hockersmlib about the handling of next
the first of the week on business.
flowers
seem
trying
to
get
ahead
of
the
year's fruit crop.
1ST EWS-STAND.
Col. J.T. Bowditch, of Ashland, was that committee, the road from Eagle ! repair.
spring poet this time
in town the first of the week on business. Point to Fort Klamath, for the benefit of , Klamath county objects to the program
J. N Phillips, general manager ot the
Koch Bros., of St. Paul, Minn., were
the Eaele Point flour mill, seems to he furnished by Lakeview citizens for the es
Oregon Live block Mutual indemnity As
Roht. Bvliee, who has been attending
social ion, left Tuesday for a business trip inspecting the limestone of this vicinity »•bool at Mt. Angel, has returned home one of the pet roads, since it gets 60 per tablishment and appropriation of $1500 for
Java, Mocha, Costa Rica, and Caracola Coffee. English
during the t>ast week.
cent., although that road would accom the new agricul.uial district of Lake, Har
to Portland and Salem.
to remain.
ney and Klamath Tte Lakeview agricul
modate
comparatively
lew,
and
could
not
Breakfast, Gunpowder, Oolong, Young Hyson, Spider
The dam recently built in Rogue river
Mrs John Stanley, who has been visit
tural association will have tu get along
Emma Plvmale, who had been visit
ing her parents, Mr and Mrs. H. F. Cook, at Granta Pass broke a few days since. ing her sister, Mrs Jones, at Salem, has be put in traveling condition for less than without state aid.
For
the
Purpose
of
Sellino
the
Leg, Japan and Blended Teas.
$75,000. But the $5000 will do but little
returned to Sisson Tuesday. Miss Annie Active repairs were begun at once, and
returned home.
.
The
l
’
iutes
below
Lakeview
have
ju«t
good
for
the
Klamath
road.
It
will
pay
Fine
Bod
if
of
Land
Known
Cook returned with her.
at last report it was thought the dam
Buy and Try—Baker Sweet Corn, Fr. Sardines, Succotash,
Mrs. James Stevens, who has been for some digging here and bl .sting there, caught the fever and have been engaging in
Mis» Laura Harrison, uf the Jacksonville could be saved.
a» the
visiting in the valley for some time pad, and finally be exhausted, leaving a very the ghost dance every night lately, «ays the
Western Union telegraph office, was visit
lobsters, Finnan Haddies, Extra Oysters, ("avia, Salmon,
Examiner.
<
ha-,
»herlock,
who
lives
near
G W. Belknap, of Goldville, Iowa,, has returned home.
large Oregon community to continue pick
ing Ashland friends and attended the so
the eatup. had a curiosity to see I he per
who
passed
through
onr
valley
last
sum-
1
Clam Chowder, Mackerel in tomato sauce, French Soups,
ing
its
way
to
a
California
market
and
cial hop Saturday evening.
formance a id went over, but the Indians
Chas. Purcell and family, who have
mer, writes that several families of hia
Clams, Mackerel, Halibut, Codfish, Canned Goods.
E. B Hunsaker returned yesterday from town contemplate coming soon to Rome been at Great Bend, Kansas, on a vi«t, “cussing” the mules, the “special joint made him go home.
committee” and all other unreasonable
a trip aa far as Sacramento. He reports
returned
home
this
week.
Judge
Willard
Crawford
wa«sentto
Salem
creatures.
mighty dry times in that section, with the river valley in search of homes.
There is no doubt but what the people appreciate a Fiist-Class Grocery, at our
i last week by the Mediord ooard of trade,
H AVE OPENED a Real Estate office in
Anv man of sense knows that the $6000 who hel i a meeting and pro-es.ed against
whole country crying tor rain.
The body of Jesse Perry, the young , John Miller, of the “Hunter’s Empori
room
with
J.
T.
Bowditch,
Att
’
y.
Four
trade
is increasing.
um,” of this citv, left town Sunday for
Hundred Acres liest land m lai-kson coun
F. W. Vallie, ««sistant general superin man who was drowned near Tolo on the Iowa to pay “the old folks at home” a for the Eagle Point road ought to 1« add the passage of Merriit’sCentral Point flume
ed
to
the
Keno-Soda
Springs
appropria
-
franebi-e.
The
objection
raised
is
tha.
they
ty—fruit or garde.i—to be sold in tracts to
tendent railway mail service, baa been here 28th of Dec., was found near the » enc of 1
tion. It might lie less helpful to the flour want an exclusive franchise fora.xju.al, suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One
th!» week, and more help has been put on the accident last Sunday bv Section Fore visit.
the
water
in
Rogue
river
and
its
tributaries.
mill,
hut
it
would
enable
the
contractors
half down, balance on time.
the Portland-San Francisco route.
The next quarterlv examination of ap-
man Cunningham, of Gohl Hill.
to build one decent road for the Jackson
I
plications
lor
teachers
’
certificates
will
John T, Frulan and J. W. Hatcher, of
Deputy stock Inspector P Lyttleton I
E. CT FARLOW.
The following are names of pupils of'
the railroad carpenters force, are at home
tie held at Jacksonville Wednesday, Feb. and Klamath trade, while if put on the expects State Veterinary Surgeon Whit-,
Eagle Point road to Fort Klamath, it
in Ashland, the company having cut down Gold Hill public school whose standing , : 2ath
comb out from Salem in a lew days again :
in attendance, studies and deportment
would do comparatively nothing,
It
their crews for the winter niontn».
equaled or exceeded 9») per cent during j Geo. Hayes, the experienced black seems to be the fate of Jackson and in connection with the horses in Sams
Ex-Conductor J. 8. Brooke is now the the past month : Inez Fitzgerald, Jerome smith, left for Missoula, Montana, to
valley and Will >w Springs precincts,
Klamath, sister counties, to hope and ! that
proudest man in the country, bis wiie hav
are afflicted with w hat is pronounced :
Fitzgerald,
Henry
Ray,
Nellie
Ray,
Lora
,
;
seek
a
location.
His
numerous
friends
hope
during
each
session,
that
they
may
ing presented him a handsome daughter
: nasal gleet or glanders.
Ray,
John
Cox,
E-lith
Dungev,
Willie
!
in
the
county
wish
him
success
in
his
Permanently Cured without Cutting Burn
be united, ami for two years arterwards
la«t Sun,lay. at Sisson, and it is just the im
Dungev, Arthur Parker, Ada Parker, Ol I new home
La«t Saturday a young man stopped at ing or Dilating. A perfectly painless treat
age of ite pa.
to damn and damn that »tody's stupidity
’Ge-.rgc Applegate’s bou-e. at Yoncalla, ment and a guaranteed cine in every case,
lie Marksbury, Lulu Williams, Nellie
The first passenger coach came over in the matter of giving Klamath people a j overnight.a Not appearing in the morning, no matter how long standing. This treat
M. M. Obencbain. who tns had charge of
crew of men building railroad for Bays 4‘ Hude n, .«aniui-l Hudson, Harold Cry- the J. AM. road Tuesday, bringing a show to trade and associate in Oregon. J a search revealed Hie tact that he had ail ed ment, for stricture, of Dr. Boxell’s, is the
effrey, has returned to hi» family in Ash der, Amy Oryder, Berta Thomas.
numlier of Medford's citizens. It is said Verily, fate is fate!
' liiniseii during the night by shooting bim- greatest discovery known loMediciue. it dis
G old Bro.
land. They were visiting this week at the
i self Ihrough the head wiih a 38-caiiber solves and completely removes the Stricture
re.-nl.tr tripe will he made on and after
The
Cow
C'vek
Railroad.
residence o’i Mr. M.’s father.
Smith-V Wesson. He wa- about 30 tears without annoyance or pain to the patient.
Thursday of this week,
The Legislature.
Mr. John Bays, of Bays & Jeffery, who | old. and irotn letters found n his person
A.ZRZE DAILY
Mrs. Geo. Bridge, of Portland, arrived
Co-rswell’s right of way for railroads in
SaniCoMMis, an aged negro of thia has been supervising a contract on the | his name is -opposed to be A. J. Harry, of I
Tue«day tor a visit with her sister, Mrs.
John Strait, and leaves Friday for San Oregon has passed the senate, also hie place, was found «lead on hia bed Satur- Southern Pacific line in Cow creek can Nebiaskaor Illinois.
Fr«nci»eo. Mr- Bridge is engaged in a bill creating roads for logging purpose. d.»v last. At an inquest held over the yon for nearly a year, came down to this
Benj. Eguleston has a hen that ht>8 es Peculiar to their Sex. and not proper to
mining section in Washington.
Hilton’s bill aiding Eastern, Western remains the verdict of the coroner’» jurv city Friday, and returned last night. He tablished a nest in the center of his flow- name here, inclu ling all of those delicate
and Weaknesses, which they
The Hollis, Lent Co. placed Medford and and Southern Oregon agricultural soci wna that he came to hia death by apo- ha<l the new portion of the road com ! er garden, in the moat conspicuous part Infirmities
plexv.
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pleted and trains running over it on Feb. i of ins front yard, and deposits an egg would shrink from disclosing t<> their fam
Jacksonville, »kipped their date at Grants eties passed the senate.
ily phvsician, permanently cured in less
I
Pass and went down to Crescent City.
2d, but after that was done had aliout ; regularly every day except Sunday. If time than was ever known to Medicine be
Lumber! Lumber!
McCall’s bill for stoppiug of trains lie-
They bad a very poor house in Ashland
40,000
vards
of
earth
to
remove
between
anybody can show another case of such a fore. hv Dr. Boxell’s“New System of Treat
James Norris at his lumber yards on
fore crossing drawbridges and railroad
and'are in hard luck financially.
cressings passel the house Tuesday.
i the north side of the railroad tra- k, near the lake tunnel and the big slide, and it j perfect typical Christian training in the ment.’' It rejuvenates the genito-urinury
w ill take about four weeks to finish thia I lower animals, they should report at organs and makes weak men strong
Mine Rose Cardwell was visiting Ashland
When possible, it is always bast to call for
friends this week. The Cardwell family i Snider’s bill for another judge for this the depot, Ashland, can sell you sash, job, when he will probalJy return home. I once to this office.
contemplate purchasing one of the hand judicial district passed the house Tues doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds I He h..s had a big job to «Io out there,
personal con-ultaiion aud special examine
some home residences in Ash laud and mov day . It will undoubtedly pass tiie sen of finishing lumber. Leave vour orders i and hah had for several months 100) men
tion.
those who cannot possibly call
J. N. Phillips has resigned the presi- should But
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
• at Luckey’s real estate office, and they
write, stating their case fully. Med
ing to this place frum Jacksonville.
ate and become a law.
.
dency
of
the
Oregon
Live
bto<
k
IrvQni-
:
at
work,
and
had
much
trouble
to
get
icine sent by mail or express, sealed, free
will
l>e
promptly
attended
to.
W. D. Blackwell, an old friead of Mayor
the labor needed. The lake caused bv i nitv Association in favor of JndceJ.C from exposure, to all parts of tba Pacific
at Prices that Defy Competition.
The hot’se has passed the $50,000 ap
Grainger and president of the Tacoma na
i the big slide damming Cow creek is still Tqlman whe has been elected to fill the Coast. Add-ess,
Private
information
has
been
received
propriation
for
the
world
’
s
fair.
tional bank, passed through Monday with
and is about thirty feet in depth, . vacancy. Mr. Phillips has he«n elected
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by the 8. F. News Letter of the discovery I there,
Ifni. A. Borell, M.
his wife for California. On their return
The senate committee on military 1 of an old quartz mine m Lake county. I and his forces are now dumping earth ! general manager of the institution. He I
they will stop over fora visit in Ashland
Consulting Physician.
affairs reported favond>|v on H. J. M. 9,' Oregon. It is one which has been look into it. He has built two tunnels, one ; informs us that the company wrote up i
i
'l. De Witt Butte left Sunday for a visit; to re-garrison Fort Klamath ; same was ed for hv different prospectors, and was about 430 ami the other abont 440 feet in , $200,0<»0 worth of business the first month I 8 t . P aul D ispsksary . P ortla »S. G o 8
in San Francisco When he returns some , concurred.
length. He says he was not lonesome, oi their organization,
folks will mvompanv him und resfoe in tite
o
ia,
Representative Merritt’s found accidentally last fall hv some sheep for when one is under an expense of $1000
u »> » i
herders, who came across the old camp,
The ... P. trainmen s grievance com-
and found the skeletons of the last party per day it serves to drive dull care away
and
keep
him
from
pining
for
home,
and
!
n
**ttee
are m consultation vot«i the mam
measures,
was
his
maiden
effort.
He
of prospectors, who had evidently been
south of Ashland.
_ every
„ _
I then a man can alwavs come home when °®*‘e in j an Francisco Besides some
was
closely
listened
to
and
his
argument
murdered
by
Indians.
It
has
ap-
J.P. Edwards, of Covington Ky . was in ’
^iranra of having
bew a permanent he ran’t go anywhere else. The winter ^"¿^^“‘wint ^Vrataw'^"’•~ n'a,
Ashland j * ver al days the pa?4 week. He is could not lie broken down by his oppon
ents.
This
speech
gives
Mr.
Merritt
camp,
as
the
date
1867
or 1869 can be ; has Wen very favorable for w^rk,
au rules so
verv nicelv located in the biuegrass state '
•• ( oe discharged
’ ‘
but his wife being afflicted with consump rank among the leaders of the house. * made out on the trees, and there is a con-' men working twenty-eight days in De- ’X 2 n Jl®! >•
by a
* • Wni. Huntlev Hampton has been siderable quantity
tion he is looking for a better climate. Mr.
vincer win
who uses his position
of quartz piled up j « ember and tfiirtv days in January', so 8UUVn,ul* T
. miner
Edwards is out in Klamath county now. in Salem the past week, ur.mg the cre ’ close by, some of whichlassavf^' $66 fo ' no “ time was lost * <>n account * of the b**1 ‘ “3 gratify some personal malice.
but will undoubtedly locate here.
ation of a mining bureau. His measure, tl»e ton. There iti 'great excitement in weather.—Oregonian.
There is talk of another bank being I
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Seattle, parents of however-greatly needed, is not meeting ! .he neighborhood over the matter, and
L. D. Fuller’s wite. iMV—ed through Mon with the necessary support to secure’ its ! manv claims have already been taken UD-
The “Miaeoari dressmakers” were fin- > , opened in Ashland, w hich it is to be i The Best Stock in Southern
day for a trip toCalitom.'* Mr. J. sxvs Mr passage.
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The location lies west of a small town ; ally arrested bv Marshal Mayfield yeeter- i ! hoped will soon materialize. There is ,
M«l»on. a wealthy railroad contrictot from
Oregon-Latest Designs and
called
Paisley.
It is predicted that i day and brought before Recorder Berrv, • need for another institution of this kind i
This
is
Meant
for
You.
the Sound, is pre]>aring to move to Ash
things
will
boom
there
in the spring.
I gave their namee as Ruby Clarke and in this city and besides being a paying 1
It
has
been
truly
said
that
half
the
world
land to spend the balance of his days.
investment
it
would
be
a
great
boon
to
Most Perfect Movements.
| Frankie btein, secured counsel, plead not |
not know how the other half lives.
A. 8. Walbridge wa« over from Siskiyou does
The following bi]
news is in the I guilty, and asked for a jnry trial. A jury the city, for a place that has only one
Comparatively few of u« have perfect
county the first of the week, on bu-iness. health, owing to the impure cor.diton qf Lakeview Examiner: There is a petition
Iwnk presents “a one-horse town” ap
Lon has sold out his farm In Little Sha«ta blood, hut we rub alqngwqm day to day. ’ frum Klamath county, signed by about was selected this morning and the case pearance to the business world.
is
being
tried
to-day,
City
Attorney
J.
T.
and contemplates moving with hi» tauiily with scakcely a thought, unless forced to
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON A CO.’. (Chicago, Re
m Ashland’tin» spring. Mr. Walbridge our attenUim, of the thousands all about U* 33 > names, ¡tskim: the legislature to tne- Bowditch prosecuting and Hammond & i Numerous outside people are be.-in-
fo.merlY attended school at the old Ash who are suitering from »croiuia. -alt rbeuiu i marialtze congress to pass a bill making ■ Brigg» taking up the defense. No one r.in ■ to make their home in Ashland,and
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
land college and his first love for thi» city and other serious blood disorder«, and Klam.ith and a portion of Jackson a new ' seems actively opposed to theit being .n the R e < obi .- hears of quite a number of i
as a home town has never left him
Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
whose agonies can only be imagined. The land district,with the land office at Link- I town, but the complaint cornea from others that will soon he here. Among; i
ville. Wonder if the people of Lakeview
A sure cure for the whisky habit Dr. marked success of Hood's 8arsap <rilla fi r and Lake county will sit around and suck neighbors living with their families in those will be some men of means, energy i
An
that section.
Livingstone’s Antidote for Drunkenness these troubles, as shown in our advertising
and a little more than usual plu< k anil A new and fine stock just arrived.
will cure any case of the liquor habit in columns frequently, certainly seems to ; their Angers and allow this district to be
The trial U being well attended, not public spirit. A half a dozen of the right EYE TESTER to discover exactly tba
from ten tu’thirty day», from drinker to justify urging the u-e of this excellent cut off ns thev did the H .rney district?
oniy hv mokes, hut high-toned mer kind of men would be a great aid to this kind of gla-s you need.
the drunkard. The Antidote can be given medicine bv all who know that their blood
Not here just for the season—But here to
_____ i
chants, professional men, clergymen and community in the wav of advancement.
is
disordered.
Every
claim
in
behalf
of
S;.--.<e<l qr aioleiA.
in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
; other men are seen there The betting Fresh brains and blood is needed.
the person taking it. The Antidote will Hood's Sarsaparilla is fully backed up by
rroin Asnlind. Dec. 4tb. 1893, two bay
not injure the hea1 th in any way. Manu what the medicine has Core and is ¿tiu do- mares, both branded 7 H L (connected) oh runs dollars to doughnuts th,.t the gills
Jack Earl. wb<> ha- been running the
will win. They are too high-toned to be
factured by the Livingstone Chemical C-o.,. i ing aud n her. its (-eoprietor* urge its u«e left shoulder
ti„e bas bald face, heavy
Shovel creek fish hatchery, came over the
San PrancLco, Cal. and far sale by T. K. I and its merit« upon all who -u.fer from im- niftr.b «nJ tai), «hows Percher>>n. Other a convicted.
Siskiyou tnou >tain with a team- the first
i pure blood, in great or «mall degrees, they
DuKoa.'
dark bay, «tar in forehead, white hind foul.
this season—yesterday. He rep- rta it
I certainly mean to inclq ip you.
F » •$
A rich tellurium mine has been discov one
A
libera'
reward
will
l>e
paia
for
informa
a r ugh trip, about 18 inches of «now and
the ooiupiatc volume» of Dicken*' works I
ered on Cherry creek, biskiyou county.
Chitwood Bros. Plata Cor.
tion
concerning
their
whereabout»
.
the
same
depth of nind to go through. He
To purify
er a Mani moth Cyclorae«lia with anlv a ew
Ai. Maanr.
Picture frame« s&de to order M U. 6. is on a far buying expedition, and goes as mpr a vn
eeuts additicmri to iLe H zvobl s subsenp-' Yourbtood
.... OREGON.
▲thiand, Or, Jan, 1, M91.
tu as JotsphiM county.
tmery'i.
THM U^’rew»Mtfuia.
ttonyriek.
on Whn-li.
Con’t’ting of three car- arrived a: Med-
_____ _
ford by the pas-enger thia morning: wi:l
ANU i AW tv <1.
1« IK» come fo Ashland <.n thf eve Ing - freight
A..HLA. D O r
T bvbadat . reh. 1. 1<*1 go,| remain at ihe dep-.t un !1 taken «outh
bv to-morr-w (Fri-iav'a) 10.50 p m. pa«-
PERMONAL AND SOCIAL
AU me Invited to Inapv t It.
I
C. 0. D. EMPORIUM.
ODD FELLOWS’ BLOCK.
W
Come early and secure a bargain.
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
I SAW A MAN
NOTICE
N
T
WHO HAD BEEN EXAMINING
Those New Shirts, Silk Mixed, and
New Underwear, Hats, Caps and Shoes
at 0. H. Blounts.
Remember we hate Men’s Hats .50c;
Men’s Shoes for $1.50 pr pair; Men’s
Pants from .50c up. Large Line Men’s
New Suits.
O. H. BLOUNT
GROCERIES
Clean Store,
Clean Goods.
M c C onnell & eubanks ,
* LEADING : KERS. *
Cor. Main St. and 1st Av., Opera House Block.
O X <3- A RS X
200 Sacks of Spuds, Extra Quality.
HASTY & GREGORY’S
OUR TEA 35 c - OUR TEA
Beats them all.
REAL ESTATE.
MARIÄ COLVER FARM
I
NEW GOODS!
STRICTURE! Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Gents £B.xx<l. Boys Clothing,
5
Hats, Caps, etc.
Diseases of Men
And will he sold at our well known
LOW PRICES
B oots ( and ) S hoes )
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