Valley record., March 19, 1891, Image 3

VALLEY
RECORD.
To the Legal Voter* of the City of MRS. BARRETT. THE REVIVAL­
IST.
Ashland.
Yesterday's vote was, Estee 47, Felton
The Canforata SeuBtorship.
BREVITY BASKET.
FOR SALE!
GROCERIES I
Travel is increasing.
On the first page of the R ec obd appear
Learning that it has been commonly
35.
some facts concerning the revivalist who
Use Holden’s Ethereal Cough 8jrup.
1 *■* »f tir laitoBtM taitaea il tir State
reported
on
the
streets,
that
if
the
propo
ASHLAND O b . T hcmdat . Mar. 1» 1»1
Ex-Congressman Chas. N. Felton was
has been holding meetings in the Meth­
John Bays went to San Francisco. Mon-1
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elected to—lay on the first ballot, 73 to sition for bonding the city for the pur­ odist church in Ashland for a month past
for Nik »r Exrkaigr f.r Fam Preperty.
pose of erecting a new city building to be
day.
I 15 for Estee.
used for a jail and other 'municipal dut - under the name of Mrs. Barrett. These
PEHHONAL, ANU SOCIAL
The Talent railroad trestle fill w ill be
Mr* Frank Morine Dead
I will sell on long time or exchange for
poses, stiould be ratified at the approach­ facts were brought out by a discussion of completed next week.
Dr. Geary u in town to-day
her character in the Oregonian during the
farm,
my residence in Ashland with a
ing
special
election,
that
the
present
city
Mrs. Morine, the estimable wife of S.
Since Oct. 1st, 1890. 7.11 inches of moist- 1 frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and 150
first part of the year 1887. The only de­
Ed Wheeler u over from Yreka.
F. Morine, the blacksmith, died at the council intend to purchase the “old Pio­ fense made by her then wis that in ure has fallen in Lakeview.
(
on Alida Ave. ' The grounds are nicely
C. C. Ragiidale was here Tuesday.
family residence on Oak street this morn­ neer store” or some one of the other pri­ Thompson and Skimore’s letters.
I
t ome and see the funny entertainment 1 laid out with choice fruits and shrubbery,
vate buildings that have been offered to
ing
at
10
o
’
clock,
from
capillary
bron-
John B. Wrisley was in town Sunday.
j artificial stone walk, good stable aud out­
This evangelist has been charging the at the opera house March 29th.
the city by their various owners, and to
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This cottage was built in the
Dr. Heim returned Friday from Pvrttaml. 1 ' cbitis.
tit up and transform such building into a people of this community with bein^ liars,
It is rejxirted that a colored troop of sol- buildings.
'
A. O. C. W. Iircturc
I
of 1888, of the choicest material and
city ball, etc. I wish to state through sinners, belliane, and other very indeli­ diers is on its way to re-garrison Fort Bid- fall
•-* grippe ha* a tight bold on R. F. Nail.
I by first-class workmen. Newson Bros.,
O. B. Whitmore, grand lecturer of the the columns of the city press that these cate things. In fact, her stock of denunci­ well.
Mrs. Ih. Walter ha» returned from Eu
ation is only exceeded by that of Mrs'
report*
are
not
true.
If
the
legal
voters
8.
Will sell or exchange
Besides
the
regular
train
trips
the
branch
1 F., architects.
A.
O.
U.
W.
wiO
lecture
in
the
opera
gene
part of one to four acres all in choice
1
bouse March 28th, 1891.
The evening of Ashland ratify the proposition to be Woodworth, “the doom-sealer.” But the railroad has commenced making a regular any
B F. Oatman arrived from Linkville' will otherwise be enlivened with a pro­ submitted to them on Tuesday next, the evangelist has a perfect right to ex­ noon trip.
fruit and adjoining said residence. This
Monday
is
gram oi music, Binging, recitations, etc. present council will at once proceed to press what she thinks of this town,
Father
Watry
is
improving
the
priest's
1 the most modern in style, and best
Max Pra< ht returned to Mitka Monday It u free and everybody cordially invited. erect a new building for municipal pur­ even though her knowledge and infor­ premises in Jacksonville by putting in a constructed
cottage in southern Oregon.
'
evening.
1 Choice location, and can be had at a bar­
poses, on the ground that belongs to the mation has only been acquired during new vineyard.
Organize AfMaaces.
Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or
city and that was designed and has al­ the last month while she was busily en­ The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred gain.
Mi«« Ida Lane came up from Grant.« Paw
!
Tuesday
N. Luckey, Real Estate Agent, Ash­
I harebv respectfully inform the farm­ ways beeB reserved for that purpose. | gaged conducting her revival.
Fradenberg died at Central Point Saturday. W.
,
The
people
of
this
country
also
have
a
1 land, Oregon.
B- F Wade of hatu'a Valley was here ers and laboring people of Jackson coun­ We wish the public to be in possession of perfect right to know who this evangel­ the burial being on Sunday
ty, iJreuon, that I have been appointed every fact before election. There is noth­
yesterday.
The
California
state
board
of
health
has
to keep back. If the people of Ash­ ist is who tells them with “Jack-tbe-Rip- issued a circular against la grippe, which
The St. Patrick's 'lay party waa not Deputy Organizer of Alliance and Indus­ ing
trial Unions in thia county. Correspond­ land ratilv the proposition which will be per”-like arguments, that they must be­ 1 has been having an enormous run there.
largely attended
ence solicited from all who are desirous submitted tor their approval on Tuesday lieve as she does or be damned.
Yreka ha* another electric light man un-
The columns of the R ecobp are wide
Rufus Cole waa in Ashland and Medford of organizing Alliances.
next, the new municipal building will
i der her wing—Jas. Quinn, of Oakland—who I
on fiuainea* ye*teniay
I
open
to
Mrs.
Barrett,
or
Mrs.
Malloy,
for
be built at once on the l’laza, next to the
S amuel H. H olt .
offers to put in a plant for a consideration. '
Wheksak aud Retail kakr ii
E. E. Miner waa at the county seal Tues
Thompson building; for we don’t think an explanation of her conduct.
Phoenix, Oregon.
James Norris can furnish you all kinds of
day on a business trip
the city has any money to pay for city
Spring Announcement.
finishing lumber, mouldings, windows, FRUITS,
Judgeship No. ¡1.
lots, when it owns the most available site
Joe Marshall waa in town Saturday, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 24th doors sash, etc. Leave orders at Luckey's*
It waa rumored that a combination had itaelf.
hi* way to Sacramento.
G. M. G baixobb , Mayor.
and 25th, Miss Sadie Ober will exhibit
BERRIES and
Melvin Naylor and A W. Lacey were in
a most beautiful assortment of bonnets town last night with a team and a band of
W. E Jacoln, of Puyallup. Wash., arrived been fanned whereby County Judge Neil
AT
AUCTION.
i waa to be appointed circuit judge No, 2,
VEGETABLES.
17| pounds net----- per box $1.25.
to-day, to look at property here.
and hats. Also novelties in millinery. cattle they are taking from the Naylor farm
and that Col. Robt. A. Miller would be
MT. W. Willet* was in town yesterday appointed county judge to fill the vacan­ The Choice Collection from the Spo­ The ladies of Ashland and vicinity are to Jenny Creek.
kane Exposition to be Closed Out. j cordially invited.
from hi* upper Rogue river farm.
J. D. Whitman, horticultural commis­
cy. It ie quite certain now that the gov­
sioner for this district, was in town Mon­
T. W. Barclay and John tenders attend­ ernor will net appoint another judge for
The choice collection of paintings from
Death of Mrs. Helm.
day arranging for the rooting out of the
ed the party at JacksenviUe Friday.
thie district. So the aecond judgeship the SjioiHhe exposition, which has been
Aunt Emily Helm, a venerable old San Jose scale where it has a foothold.
on
exhibition
in
Ganiard
blook,
during
will
have
to
go
over
to
the
next
election,
H. W Bloom, the Han Frani-mio safe
ladv who has lived in this end of the
The party who sent in a short Fourth of
man, waa in the valley a few days ago.
for teth parties will then put up two the past few days, is to be closed out by vallev with her husband, B. F. Helm, July
Main Street; Ashland.
story for publication in the R ecord
auction
on
tomorrow
and
Saturday
even
for thirty years, died at her home on will please send us her name. Also the
J. W Livsey waa in Ashland during the i 1 candidate* respectively for the position.
ings. The collection comprises the work Main street Tuesday, aged 78 years. writer of that poem “Drifting Away.”
week on hi* way to Yreka from Portland.
Indian Depredation Claims.
of Toyetti, the great figure painter, and The funeral was held yesterday.
E. M. MILLER, Clerk
The wife of Rev. A, Brown died over on
A. P. Ball te* rone to Grant* Paa* to
S ax F baxcisco , March 16.—Comment­ Profs. Holdredge and Straus, of 8. F.
Applegate last week and Mr. Brown is not
take a situation with the 8. P. D 4 L. Co.
A Central Point Elopement.
ing on the p**s*gn of the Indian depre­ The reputation of these meat artists is
expected to live. They are highly esteemed
sheriff Birdaey waa up last evening, sum- dation claim* bill by congress and the well known, Toyetti being one of the best
Tom Mile*, who has been living with people who formerly lived in Ashland
City Ordinance No. 96.
inoning juror» for the April term of court. fact that a large number of attorneys figure painters of America, having ob­ I his family at Central Point, last week
The
state
cases
against
Myer
and
Wright
tained
as
high
as
$10,000
apiece
for
his
sent his wife and children to visit her
Robt. Nelson was in Ashland this week, have opened offices in Washington to
An ordinance providing for a special elec­
be argued before the supreme court
on hi» return to Sisson from a visit in Can­ proserate claims on the basis of receiving pictures, and Holdredge and Straus are relat ves. In the meantime he sold his will
of the electors of the City of Ashland
next Tuesday, Dlst. Att’y Colvig for the tion
,
ada
fifteen percent of the claims, the Exam­ at the head as landscape painters on this wife’s horse, converted other property state and L. L Burtenshaw for Myer and to
, vote upon a proposition to issue the
bonds of the City of Ashland and borrow
M. Hogan, of the National Stone Co., iner announces this morning that it will coast. It is a matter of pride to Ashland into cash and skipped out for Portland Wright
money thereon for the purpose of making
went to Portland on a busine** trip Fri­ open in Washington an Indian depreda­ that this collection should be brought here with Miss Lillie Steadham, a comely
Rev.
Robt.
McLane,
of
the
Presbyterian
’
following internal improvements, viz:
day
tion claims bureau and will prosecute instead of to older and larger cities. It young lady well-known in Jackson coun­ church at Grants Pass and Rev. G. J. Web­ the
For the purpose of purchasing a suitable
was
the
intention
of
the
artists
to
dispose
ty
as
a
waiter
and
cook,
in
which
capaci
­
Jackson Hockersmith returned Monday claims for one-third the government al­
ster,of the Ashland Congregational church, 1 site and fitting up, erecting and establish­
from a visit with Geo. W. Isaacs at Med­ lowance for a commission of five per cent. of these paintings at private sale, but they ty she had a reputation of being an in­ exchanged pulpits Sunday. Mrs. McLean i ing thereon a building to lie used for city
having
been
delayed
for
about
a
week,
ford.
dustrious girl. Half an hour after they was also visiting Ashland friends.
] purposes.
Bnt Han no Time to Eat,
Coani-ll Doing».
and on account of Mr. Tovetti’s immedi­ retired to their room in a Portland hotel,
W hereas —The City of Ashland is now
C. W. Ayers and Frank l^nnart went Meeting Friday evening.]
The pay car arrived from San Francisco
ate departure for Europe, he has tele­ they were surprised by Detective Barry, Sunday and paid off as it went north, some- obliged
to rent various rooms and build­ As he wishes to keep up with
over to Scott river to day. on mining bwri-
:
Judge Tolman being present asked the graphed Mr. Troy to dispose of them at who placed them under arrest. The thing it has never done before. The recent ings in different portions of the said City of
ness.
the rest of the crowd of La­
auction, without limit or reserve. This
of the trainmen and railroad of- ! Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon, for the
Ex-Senator J. P. Wager, of Pendleton, council to meet a committee from the is indeed a rare opportunity for our citi­ next morning a dispatch was sent from conference
purpose of holding Council meetings, stor­
ficials established a regular pay day.
dies, who say
waa tn the city yesterday, en route to Cali­ stockholders of the Oregon hotel and zens to get bold of first class works, as Central Point authorizing the release of
ing its hose carts, hose and other property
agree to *ome arrangement satisfactory
the eouple and asking that they be
Mrs. Million s boarding house was robbed belonging
I
fornia.
to the city, and for the benefit of
Mr.
Troy
assures
us
the
sale
will
be
posi
­
to both parties in reference to the side­
watched. As soon as Miles and Miss of a lot of preserved fruits, etc., Saturday the
1
fire department of said city, at an an­
Conductor Geo. Morgan is sick with la
tive. There will be a Gaslight Exhibition
One of the ladies in the house heard nual
1
expense that exceeds the’interest on
grippe at Red Bluff. Frank Matthews to in walk opposite the hotel. Referred to thia evening. As an inducement to get 8tead|iam were given their liberty they night.
1
money necessary to purchase or erect
street committee.
took a train for the sound. Miles’ wife is a noise and upon looking outside, saw a the
hi* place.
When they see the fine line
trotting off with loadec sacks m such
:
buildings of its own. Now, therefore,
Ordinance 97, providing that flume« the ladies and gentlemen to attend the related to well-to-do and respected fam Chinaman
his hand.
I the People of the City of Ashland do or­
Judge and Mrs. J. R Neil were visiting
sales
promptly
at
7
:30
p.
m.,
there
will
ilies
in
Jackson
county.
Miles
’
career
is
of Corsets just received at
as follows:
Ashland relative* and friends from Friday and water ditches within the city should be two $100 paintings given awav; and well known. Within the last few months
C. E. Blackburn, one of the Campers Re- dain
'
be kept in good sanitary' condition,
to Sunday.
sjictiox 1.
all the ladies who attend the Exhibition he has shown signs of insanity.
treat, Cal . “white-caps,” formerly lived at
adopted.
Sisson. W. C. Elliott formerly lived at Sis­
Mr*. Frank McDonald and two little
That at a special election of the legal
this evening will receive a premium tick­
The following judges of the special et for the same.
son, so did Carrie Bradley, so did one Stilli- voters
’
children went to Hornbrook Saturday for a
of the City of Ashland, to be held as
Jury List.
election to be held March 24, 1891, were
visit with friend*.
Jury List for April term of circuit court: van. and in fact Sisson used (0 be a pretty I hereinafter specified, the following propo­
tough hole.
1 sition shall be and is hereby submitted to
Lumber! Lumber!
W II Jacks, Eden, farmer.
Mr. and Mr* J. C. Myrtle were at Cen­ appointed: Dan Chapman, H. C. Hill,
voted upon by the electors of said citv
J C Williams, Pleasant Creek, fgrrner.
tral Point Sunday visiting Jamea Wright, Govan High; clerks, B. R. Willete, C.
James Norris at his lumber yards on
Come and see “Sarah’s Young Man” at lie
■ That
Is to say:
1 ’
H. Gillette.
Grant Helman, Ashland, laborer.
Mr Myrtle'* cousin.
the opera house Friday evening, March 20.
the north side of the railroad track, near
PROPOSITION.
Levi Gartman. Pleasant Creek, farmer.
The
Womans
Relief
Corps
will
be
there
in
the
depot,
Ashland,
can
sell
you
sash,
Mr*. J. H. Jone*, wife of the gentleman R. T. Vining *n<l HortenHe Russell.
S G Vandyke, Eden, farmer.
Shall the Common Councill of the City of
force,and try to make it pleasant for every­
doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds
who run* the J. De Witt Butt* farm, left
C C Beal. Mount Pitt, farmer.
body. Admission 25c, children and gal­ Ashland, Jackson county, State of Oregon,
Yeaterdav morning the parlors of Mr. of finishing lumber. Leave your orders
Monday for Ban Francisco.
M A Houston, Tgble Rock, farmer.
for the purpose of purchasing a suitable
lery, 15c.
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and Mrs. J. H. Russel 1’ b residence in
site and fitting up and erecting thereon a
S H Duffield, Foote Creek, miner.
A. L. Hazelton, teacher of the Neil creek Ashland was the scene of another impor­ at Luckey’s real estate office, and they
W.
D.
Pape,
of
Portland,
traveling
agent
1 suitable building to be used for city and
J R Reames, Eden, farmer.
will be promptly attended to.
school, to sick with la grippe and went
of
the
New
Zea'and
Insurance
Co.,
was
in
tant
event
to
that
household
—
another
W W Willete, Flounce Rock, farmer.
municipal purposes, for holding meetings
boine to Eagle Point Friday.
Ashland several days the vast week anil has 1 of the Common Council, city fire compan
one of their pretty daughters being joined
J N Young, Little Butte, farmer.
PHASED BRICKS.
Mrs. J. R. Neil and son George came up in the holy tends of matrimony.
taken
the
local
agency
of
that
company
i&s,
fur »toring and caring for the city hose
Fred
Snider,
Little
Butte,
farmer.
At 10
front Jacksonville yesterday to attend the a m. the ceremony uniting Mr Ralph T.
I from Billings and placed it in the hands of carts
>
J Norcross, Ashland, merchant.
and hose and other personal property f
J. H. Smith has gone to Coos Bay to
funeral of the late Auntie Helm.
i E. J. Farlow.
C E Miller, Rock Point, farmer.
belonging to the city, and for a city prison,
Vining and Miss Hortense Russell was open a saloon.
Merritt Bellinger, Jacksonville, farmer.
for such other municipal purposes as
The Umpqua Lumlier and Manufactur- and
j
Dr. Jessup, wife and daughter, of Grant* performed by the Rev. Robt McLain
R tee Cook. Applegate, farmer
ing Company, having Roseburg for the the wants of the city inay demand, issue
Pass, pnsseil through to Ban Francisco with tlie beautiful ceremony of the Pres- , Jackson county's lumlier output for 1890
R J Orme, Foote Creek, Dimer!
principal place of doing business; $4800 is the negotiable bonds cf said city to the
Tuesday, where they will remain.
byterian church.
The wedding party was 35,000,000 feet
J W Sevedge, Chimney Rock, farmer.
the capital stock, divided into 480 shares. amount in the aggregate of five thousand
11.8. Senator-elect Hansbro, of South then drove to the depiX, the bride and
A son was tern to the wife of l’res Phipps
G W Bachtord. Applegate, farmer.
The incorporators are Fred H. Rowe, Joh:; dollaiw. or so much thereof as may be nec­
Dakota, is a brother of Conductor Janies groom taking the passenger train for a of Medford, on the 7th.
essary, said tends to be dated on the 1st
W K Price, Willow Springs, farmer.
C. More, 1». B. and Mattie O. Chandler.
Hansbro of thi* division of the 8. P.
day of May. 1891, and to be issued in sums
David King. Ashland, laborer.
wedding trip in southern California, as
Miss Carrie Lumsden, of Medford, has
I'itte line ot tobacco and cigars at McCon­ of five hundred dollars each, tearing inter­
Jas F Wells, Ashland, farmer.
Mis* Melnotta Ixiuden, who has been vis­ far south as San Diego, after which thev been visiting Ashland friends.
nell & Winters’.
est at a rate not to exceed six per cent, per
B Beach. Ashland, miner.
iting with her sister. Mr*. K Beswick, for return to Ixw Angeles, in which orange
Clark Savage. Woodville, farmer.
We do not advertise low prices on goods
Jim Hall,the Australian who has tebbed annum and payable semi-annually, with
some months left yesterday for Dunsmuir scented land they will settle down to
W S Mayfield. Meadows, farmer.
not in stock.—McConnell <t Winter.
up ns a coming world-beater in the pugilis­ interest coupons attached and made pay­
Dr. J. L. Berry, the handsome looking house keeping.
Jacob Bowmun. Table Rock, farmer.
tic arena, was on yesterday’s train tor Port­ able to the purchaser or tearer thereof in
Elmer,
the
five
year
old
son
of
Milton
8.
street fakir, who waa hare with Texas Tom
Mr. Vining is the eldest son of Mrs. M.
Miles Cantrall. Uniontown, teacher.
land with his manager, Joe Harns. Hu is not less than ten years nor more than twen­
and Bridle Bill, was on y ester ray's north II Vining of this city, and has done well lujFollett and wife, died at Medford on the
Nimrod Charley. Chimney Rock, farmer. a tall, handsome man, wears a I’rlnce Al­ ty years from the" date thereof, ami shall
7th.
train.
bert coat and looks like a well-led minister the Common Council borrow money there­
in a business way at Tacoma, Wash.,
I Frank Cameron. Uniontown, farmer.
on by selling the same as said Council may
I C Phipps', Lost Creek, farmer.
Jake Kilrain knocked out Geo. Godfrey
of some fashionable church.
J. W. Coatney. wife and children, of Lake where has been engaged in business for
provide and appropriate the proceeds there­
at Sun Francisco Saturday, in the
creek, wen* to Rummel Bns.' mine on the , the past several years.
Miss Russell is ! (colored)
Oakland, Cal., letter, 17th: A sensa­ of and expend tne same in purchasing a
Eagle Point News.
Klamath Tuesday to cook for the miner* among the most amiable and )>or>ular 47th round.
tion has been caused among railroad men suitable site and fitting up and erecting
during the coining summer.
young ladies of Jackson countv, ana the
Architect H F. Wood and Chris Ulrich E d . V alley R ecord :
by the laying off of twelve of the con­ thereon a suitable building for the purposes
A.
C.
Howlett
had
a
fall
from
the
barn
happy
couple
have
the
beet
wishes
of
a
have
the
Medford
dejH>t
of
the
branch
rail
­
Samuel H. Holt called on the R xcomd
ductors on tlio Southern Pacific. No aforesaid? Provided, however, that such
loft, a few days ago, which came near reason is assigned for the summary sus­ bonds shall not be sold for less than par
Saturday. Mr. H. takes a great interest in hoot of friends and the V alley R ecord . rua(l weU under way.
industrial reform and i* the organizer of the
shall said City Council and their
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.
The old canoe used to ford Rogue river at breaking his arm.
pension. Some of the men are among value, und in
office levy and collect an an­
farmers' alliance in this county.
The Sugar Beet Industry.
Etna, broke loose by the recent high waters
We are glad to be able to state that the oldest conductors in the employ of successors
nual tax upon the taxable property
Gen J. M. McCall has received the and has gone to join the ocean.
Ixiuis Silvia, the railroader who ha* been
John Nichols i« improving, under the the company.
within said city sufficient in amount
in Portland and Eastern Oregon, returned following letter I,. ( >. Coleman, of San
ti ,® $. p. n. R. has ordered 1000 qirloads treatment of Dr. Stanfield.
Fine coffee, tea and spices at McConnell to pay the interest on said bonds as the
Fridav. Tom Williams* who has been in Francisco, which speaks for itself,
of gravel from the immense deposits at
same may become due. and also to provide
Mrs. J. H. Caton, living on Rogue ,
Washington, to also back again.
I beg to inform you that I sent to J. I Jacksonville for ballasting purposes on their river, is quite sick. She is under the & Winters’.
a sinking fund to meet the payinont of said
It is rumored that the two stage lines tends at maturity.
J. W Hay*, manager of the Postal Tele­ W. Wiley a package of sugar beet seed line.
treatment
of
Dr.
Waite,
of
Medford
graph Co at Portland, spent Bunday in for him to try the seed on the land he
running from Lakeview to Ager will be
section 2.
Are you Married ? If not, send your ad-
Horace Ish met with a very painful , consolidated. The company from Lake­
Ashland with his wife. W. H. Mowat lives on near Phoenix. That seed has , dress to The American Corresponding Club,
A special election of the electors of said
■bowed them the sight* of the city.
accident a few days since, spilling a pan view to Linkville taking the Ager con­ citv 1» hereby called anil appointed to be
been imported by Mr. Spreckels from I’, O. Box 643, Clarksbnrg, W. Va.
Seid Back, the Portland millionaire Chi­ Germany. While there in the office I
jesse Richardson. Thos. McAndrew and of hot grease on his foot, making a se­ tract. The route from Aker to Lakeview held on Tuesday, the 24th day of March.
naman whom a San Francisco highbinders’ asked Mr Sheldon, one of the partners o. Harbaugh of Medford were in Ashland vere burn, so as to confine him to his , should be one, anil the department 1891, at the usual place of holding city elec­
organisation want to kill, wa* in a Pullman of Mr. Spreckels whether he would be Saturday on a business trip.
room.
i should advertise and let the contract in tions. for the purpose of voting on the
foregoing proposition; and all persons vot­
car on Tuesday'* northbound train.
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Mies Ella Brown, our former teacher, no other manner.—Examiner
willing
to furnish
others
with seed in ! The game law protects ducks from March
ing thereat in favor of the above proposi­
Theo Engel, the popular Phoenix mer­ Rogue river valley free of charge. He 15th to September 1st.
has
arrived
and
commences
her
school
Quail, pheasants
McConnell & Winter lead in the grocery tion shall have written or printed on their
chant. made the R bcobd a pleasant call told me the first year Mr. Spreckels do­ and xrou«e can only be killed
ballots the words “For Bonds and Tax for
during the this (Monday) morning. I understand business.
Saturday. He to shipping oak wood to the nated seed free of charge, but now he months of September, October, and
City Building,” and all jiersons voting
to Nov. that she is te have a number of pupils
Ashland market, H. J. Hicks doing the de­
& Coburn of Boston have made thereat against the above proposition shall
from outside districts, which speaks well a Hallowell
will fqrnish seed for 20c per lb.—what it 15th-
livering.
contract with Geo. Pope & Co. for the have written or printed on their ballots the
will cost him to import from Germany.
J. Goldsmith and family were called to for her as a teacher.
purchase of 500,000 pounds of Oregon wool words “Against Bonds and Tax for City
Mis* Ruth Matthew* and J. C. Brown, a You
will
please
make
that
known
to
the
___
___
,
)
Eugene
recently by the dangerous illness of
There are some improvements going of the spring clip. It will be shipped to Building;” and if a majority of ballots cast
Salem hardware merchant, were married
However, he has reeov- on. David Hendry has torn away part Boston, There will be a large spring clip, at said election shall have written or print­
recently and returned on Saturday 's north people through the local papers, so that Julius's father.
ly are at home in Medford again. , of his old building and has been improv­ as the winter has lieen favorable for sheep, ed thereon the words “For Bonds and Tax
train from a wedding tour in Southern Cal­ thoae that want to avail themselves of ered and they
few have lieen lost by death. The wool for City Building,” the above proposition
ifornia. They will settle down to live in the opportunity by sending 20 cents, the
We guarantee every article as represented ing
i - the appearance of his place very and
business is steadily increasing every year, shall be deemed and considered adopted,
Sale in.
price of the seed, and 10 cents for post­ or will refund money.—McConnell & Win- 1 much, Mr. Williscroff is putting up ami
the exportation of wool from Portland
buildings on the land be bought of ft. H. this year is expected to be far in excess of and the Common Council of said city may
Prof. J. B. Trombley, wife and child, for­ age, will forward one pound by mail ; or ter.
proceed in accordance therewith.
merly of Talent, but now of Monterey. Cal., a few can club together for 100 lbe. ; will
any previous year.
Wildcats and cougars have been playing Brown.
section 3.
came up yesterday for a two weeks’ visit. ship the same by freight. The time for the deuce with some of Daniel Fuller's band
Miss Millie Howlett, who is attending
Radam’s Microbe killer is now kept for
Prof Tromblev is the discoverer and locat­ sowing begins with this month, and ends of goats up Rogne river. Dan Hodges and school
This
ordinance
shall be published in the
at Medford, came home on a visit
or of the UiupICe mine on Wagner creek, in June. I also send you a pamphlet Ì Furman
Ashland Tidings and the V allev R ecord ,
____________
example of last Friday week and on Saturday night sale in Reeser’s block, Ashland.
Bros, _______
made a shining
:
now being worked by a San Francisco cor­ with instructions.
two weekly newspapers published in said
one of these cougars the other day He a number of her old friends gave her a
The quarrel which caused J. W. Har­ City of Ashland, for at least two publica­
poration.
was a fat fellow, and measured over eight
rington
to
kill
A.
J.
Frank
at
Alturas
re
­
genuine
surprise
partv.
They
spent
the
tions prior to suck special election, and
feet in length.
Jacksonville Jottings.
The publisher of the R bcobd has be*n
evening and had a good time generally, cently grew out of the changing of law­ proof of such publication shall be filed In
suffering terrible pain the past week from a
Henry L. White, of Rock Paint, son of
Hou. J. 8. Herrin, of Ashland, spent
yers in the saloon cases, Modoc county the office of the City Recorder of said City
severe attack of la grippe, making him feel
Mrs. J. E. White of Ashland, was married dispersing about 1 o'clock in the morn­ having been until a few months ago a of Ashland, and in addition to such publi­
a* if bis kidnevs were lading softly a«ay Friday in Jacksonville.
at Grant's Pass Saturday week to Mrs. Ty­ ing,
cation the City Recorder of said city shall
and one of hi* lung* was missing
dpt.
A word of caution politically. You prohibition county. Frank had hereto­ give notice of such special election by post­
Mrs M. Vining and son Ralph paid ler. Mr. White is one of Southern Oregon’s
' reader, don't get discouraged. for the
fore employed Harrington in his cases ing in three public places within said city
most
enterprising
and
industrious
farmers,
know
that
Gov.
Pennoyer
vetoed
that
hasn't phased his ‘gall.” ttje main relative; here a brief viBit Tuesday.
and a large circle of friands wish them well famous road bill appropriating $6000 to under this law, and either discharged certified copies of this ordinance for at least
ingreoignt of a lire nawspajier m*n.
Hon. Theo. Cameron is at Galice creek 1 in the marriage estate.
build a road from this place to Klamath Harrington irom the cases or intended ten days prior to such election.
section 4.
It is dangerous to tamper with irritating county. Well, in conversation with a to do so.
"On* of my customers came in today and looking after his mining interests
Use Elys business man of our place a few days
Bked me for th* best cough medicine I
Catarrh is not a local but constitutional
This ordinance shall take effect and be in
Misses Mamie Linn and Kate Plymale liquids and exciting - snuffs
4,” say* Lew Young, a prominent drug­ will go to Yreka next Sunday to visit Cream Balm, which is safe and pleasant, ago be referred to the act and assured disease, and requires a constitutional rem­ force from and after its passage and ap­
and easily applied. It cures the worst me that cooked the governor’s goose so edy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla to effect a proval by the Mayor.
gist of Newman Grove. Neb. “Of course I friends.
eases of catarrh, cold in the head and hay
showed him I'hatubertain's Cough Remedy
far as his presidential aspirations are cure.
The foregoing ordinance was adopted by
and he did not ask to see any other. I have
E. C. Kane viaited relatives here a day fever, giving relief from the first applica­ concerned, for this precinct would go al­
Measles are raging among the Indians the City Council of the City of Ashland,
never vet sold a medicine that would loosen recently. He was accompanied by his tion. Price 50 cents.
most solid against him. I tell you this
&RE TDJLILY JVZEòZEòIV TUST CG
on the 2d day of March, A. D. 1891.
and relieve a severe cold so quickly as that little son.
There i* talk of extending a telegraph line confidentially, so that you can put him of Harnev valley. The Harney Item says: Oregon,
Approved March 4th. 1891.
remedy does. I have sold four dozen of it
“Before taking them they were smart
from Jacksonville to Crescent City. The
G. M. GRAINGER,
within the last sixty days and do not know
Mrs. G Karewski shipped a carload branch railroad owners are thinking about on bis guard.
enough to observe the white man’s ways, Attest
MILTON BERRY,
Mayor.
of a single case where it failed to give the of baled hay to Portland over the R. R. extending their road down on Applegate,
Some of the citizens of our town are and thus far they seem to be handling
Recorder.
most perfect satisfaction.'* 50 cent bottles V. R. R. on Saturday.
and if the l>el Norte people subscribe a suf­ very much wrought up on account of the them aa well as anybody. The Indian’s
tor sale by Chitwood Bros., druggists.
inducement, to extend it to the sea Central Pointers claiming that place as cure-all, the sweat-house, followed bv a
The entertainment at the Presbyterian ficient
It is a standard guage road, the route to the
Granta Pass Items.
church Thursday evening was a success, sea is the smoothest and best of any 011 the the terminus of the flume and a deter­ plunge into cold water, wouldn’t cure the
both socially and financially.
Streets muddy.
eoast for easy construction and operation. mination on lheir part to leave our town measles, and the Piutes here, taking wis­
out in the cold, and by way of retaliation dom of the whites, did not try it.
Mias Lottie Brown of Eagle Point, who With another'extension over the Cascades, some of our leading citizens are threat­
Busineea improving.
through
southeastern
Oregon
to
Ogden,
it
Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, Ill., was Permanently Cured without Cutting Burn­
been attending the district school of would tap the only large area of country on ening to have a railroad extended from
Workmen are laying water pipe for the has
troubled with rheumatism and tried a num ing or Dilating. A perfectly painless treat­
this place, has returned home
the coast not now supplied with a means of Medford via this place up to the timber ber of different remedies, but says none of ment and a guaranteed cure in every ease,
Grant's Pas* Water Co.
Mrs. Krause and little daughter left getting to a seaboard.
belt, and then have the 8. P. tear up them seemed to do him any good; but final­ no matter how long standing. This treat­
La gi jr.pe i>as sttaeked more than half; Wednesday
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
morning for a visit with
their track from Gold Hill and run a ly he got hold of one that speedilj cured ment, for Stricture, of Dr. Boxell’s, is the
Unpeople here, anil atill attacking.
A
man
who
has
practiced
medicine
for
40
friends at Sacramento and San l^andro. years, ought to know salt from sugar; read line on the north side of Rogue river to a him. He was much pleased with it. anil greatest discovery known toMedicine. It dis­
sure that others similarly afflicted solves and completely removes the Stricture
at Prices that Defy Competition.
The new brick bank building is near­
point above the lower Table Rock, cross­ felt
Ex-Sheriff Jai-obs of Central Point w as what he says:
would like to know what the remedy was without annoyance òr j»ain to the patient.
ing completion.
It is one of the finest i in town Saturday. He offers his new
ing
the
river
at
that
jxiint
and
intersect
­
T oledo , (J., Jan. 10. 1887.
tliat cured him. He states lor the benefit
buildings in southern Oregon
Messrs. F. J. Cheney A Co.—Gentlemen ;— ing the road from Medford to this place; of the public that it is called Chamberlain’s
sawmill,situated' five miles from Browns-
I have been in the general practice of me4- and some are so indignant that thev i Pain Balm. It is for sale here at 50 cents
Mrs. E. Christian, a first-class dress- boro, for sale.
icine for most 40 years, an<j would say fhat threaten to have all the county roads per bottle by our druggists, Chitwood Bros. !
maker, has removed her drese-niaking
. Peculiar to their Sex. and not projier to
George Brown, of Eagle Point, was in all my practice and experience I have abandoned and leave them without even
name here, including all of those delicate
and milliner business to Ashland.
ere gitmtiay.
j ^
here
Saturday. H®
He was
was accompanied
accompanied uever seen a preparation that I could pre a county road.
BORN
D
iuk
.
Infirmities and Weaknesses, which they
with as much confidence of success
A bank caved on Wm. Gust while he , home by his wife, who has been visiting j scribe
Eagle
Point,
March
16,
1891.
would shrink from disclosing to their fam-
as 1 can Hall’s Catarrh Cure.manufactured
MORINE
—
In
Ashland,
March
16.
1891,
to
was mining on Jones creek about three relatives and friends.
'
ily
physician, permanently cured in less
by you. Have prescribed it a great many
Notice of New Survey.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Morine, a son.
ii iv
. UUIC
time lIluu
than was wvi
ever n.iivw
known'
to xuvuiumc
Medicine wv
l>e-
mile* from Grant's Pass. He wa* taken
£>jiris Ulrick, proprietor of the planing times aud its effect is wonderful, and would
United States Land Office, Roseburg, BRIGGS—In Ashland. March 17, 1891, to fore, by Dr. Boxell’s“New System of Treat-
from under the bank, but died fromi the rojij last week shipped to Medford a say in conclusion that I have yet to find a i
*■ and
—i Mrs.
»•-. E
i? D.
r> Briggs,
v_:—. a
_ son.
„....
' ment.” It rejuvenates the genito-urinary
Mr.
injuries shortly after. He left * family to
of dr »seed lumber, fancy-cut case of Catarrh that it would not cure, if ' Oregon, March 17, 1891.—Notice is here­
and makes weak men strong
mourn their loss.
shingles, moulding, flooring and rustic they would take it according to directions. by given that part of the heretofore uu- JACOBS—In Medford, Oregon, March IM, 1 organs
When possible, it is always best to call for
Yours truly,
L. L. G obsvch . M. D.,
1891, to Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Jacobs, a son.
surveved
jiortion
township
No.
18
s,
of
r
J. • W.
from
Roseburg, MlS.VUJf.'WVS
attempted for the new depot.
*
’’ • Att, II
Will
1VXJVUUIK.
personal consultation and special examine
Office 215, Summit St
—On Evans creek, March 12.1891, tion. But those who cannot jiossibly call
suicide at the Commercial hotel, Sunday
’ Y
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. | We will give |1<«J for auv ease of Catarrh No. 11 w, has been surveyed, and a plat OWENS
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
tea.
Owens,
a
girl.
of
the
survey
thereof
will
be
filed
in
this
should write, stating their case fully. Med­
night, by taking laudanum. A stoniacl. I M Love is ill with diphtheria of a mild that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh
office on Tuesday. May the 22tb, 1891.
icine sent by mail or express, sealed, free
pump got in its work, and be didn't die. form. This is the only case in this place Cure. Taken internally.
Another Cardiff Giant.
! from exposure, to all parts of the Pacific
Said plat covering the following sections
It is reported his wife had left him. His and that has been quarantined, so that j F. J. CHEN EY A CO..Props., Toledo.O.
The stone image of a man or mummy Coast. Add-ess.
w
and parts of sections, viz . S
and n e
mind not being very sound, he made the no spread of the disease is apprehended. O^-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
JI’Hl. A. Bo j : ell, M. D.,
L of 22.
of 23, n w '4 of 24, w
26, which was found and taken to Eugene the
rash attempt.
Notice of New Survey
all of 27, e of 28, n e '4 of 33, n L. of other day, is said not to have been found
Ben Havmond, administrator of the
Consulting Physician,
A number of Granta l’ass’ bold hunters estate of Enoe Babcock, deceased, on
there, but brought in and taken to the
United States Landoffice, Roseburg, 34 and n
of 35.
S t . P aul D ispensary . P ortland , O o n .
hired horses,carts aud buggies last Satur­ March 13th gold at auction the e G of Oregon,.March 17, 1891.—Notice is here­
.......... on the same date the following _ spot for the purpose of being found. It is
Also
day to go out and kill two grizzly bears ! the w L of sei’ 35, to 36. for |1->OQ. The by given that the pl.«t of the survey of plat of the new survey of sections and said that
lhat the image was hauled
nauiea by
oy an ex-
ex­ __ ....
nni’rt
urn A IB II
Which were reported to be somewhere in property was bought by sheriff Birdsev. township No. 19 s, of r 1 w, of the recent
pressman
from ‘------
the S.
|| k | (J V I || k If
parts of sections, of part of the unsur-
pr*“-----
c P.
n depot to the bank pl If I
the mountains north of town. Most of
ijlvILU
survey made thereof will lie filed in this
portion of tow nship No. 19 s, of r of the river, where the skiff was left, pre- I li. 1*4.1 1/lwl 1»
Mike Hanlev met with quite a painful office on Tuesday, June the 9th, 1891. veyed
the hunters returned early, stating that
No. 12, w, will be filed, to-wit: Secs 1 ,, paratorv
to starting
the river_Ex-
_____ ,.___
_____ „ down
------------
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago) lie
the hills were too hard to climb. I’ossi- accident while out hunting last Saturday. The plat according to the survey, cover­ and 2, n e 6. and e '» of se '4 of 3, n
, perts pronounce it an image carved from
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) »3 00 calf B J
blv if thev had seen a real bear's track, As he was walking his 44-calibre pistol ing the following sections and parts of of
„11.
all of 12 and 13, and n e l4 of 24. stone, but its resemblance to a corpse is
11.
fell from his pocket and was discharged, sections in sai 1 township, viz: S E '4
they would have got home soouer.
From and after the said 12th day of so striking as to cause much interest.
the ball grazing his knee and passing of 1, s w l4 of 4, 8 G of 5, all of 6, 7, 8, 9, May, 1391, we will be prepared to receive
*1 Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
The New Discovery
upward
through
his
left
thigu,
thence
A few day* ago while sitting in Elder
(8 ucce »tort to Chitwood Bro».)
and 10, s ’e of 11, all of 12. n
of 13, n applications for the entry of said landg iu :
Bro*.* drug More at Tingley. Iowa. Mr T. ! out. The wound is not a deep one, and l„ of 14, all of 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. n such heretofore unsurveyed portions of * You have heard your friends and neigh­
L. Dyer, a well known citizen, came m and , the young man. ie getting along nicely at tv
bors talking about it. You may yourself Main St., opposite Flagstaff.
of 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36. said township. A A' J ohn H. S hvpe ,
a-'ke<'l for something for * severe cold which Ahis time.
one of the many who know from person­
_ ______ _
From and after the said 9th day of June,
A. M. CI bawfokd ,
Register. be
be had. Mr. Elder took down a bottle of
al experience just how good a thing it is.
1891, we will be prepared ^o receive ap­
Receiver.
French Tansy Walers.
------- Full Line of-------
Chamterlain’» Cough Remedy aud 'a>d-
If you have ever tried it. you are one of its
“Here is something I can recommend. It
staunch friends, because the wonderful DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
These wafers are a sure and safe specific plications tor the entry of said land in
Buck leu 's Arnica Salve
commands a large sale and give* genuine for all kinds of female troubles arid wilt ve- Stic h portion of the heretofore unaurvey-
thing about it is, that when once given a
COSMETICS, TOILET ARTICLES,
'atisfaction. It is an excellent preparation moyc all obstructions to the monthly peri­ ■ ed township.
J ohn H. S hupe ,
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. trial. Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES,
cheap. Mt lvrr pbrt'h»**1
ods, no matter what the cause. They are J
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever holds a place in the house. If you have
A. M. C bawfobd ,
Register,
ahd the next ds> when w* saw him he «aid what every woman needs, and may be used
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, never used it and should be afflicted with a
Receiver.
he was much batter, and the day following safely. F or sale by the Livingstone Chem­
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi­ cough, cojd or any throat, lung or chest j And everything kept in stock by a hrst-
sDueared to be entirely restored This is a ical Co., manufacturers. San Francisco, Cal.
The complete volumes of Dickens’ works tively cures Pile«, or no pay required. It u ■ trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it I class Drugstore.
tpeclinen of the effectiveness of this prep- For sale by T.
_ K-
_ Bolton.
__ with
_ only
_ _
_ guaranteed to give perfect'.-.atisf^ctioii. or | a fair trial It is guaranteed every lime, or
ora Mammoth Cyclopaedia
a few
Prucriftâm» « .Spícmffy.
aration De* Moines Mail and Time*.
ystaw
itatarday.
at
MsConnell
&
gmteajMiti<m*l
to
the
R
bcobd . sub^p-
tenu l*r box’ money refunded. Trial bottles free at j
r
'ml2ôl
Chitwood Bros,’ drugstore.
Chitwood Bros., druggists, sell th* abov* . Fresh oy
Winters
’
.
mentioned remedy.
M c C onnell &
winter .
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THIS MAN IS HUNGRY
c.«o . * D. * EMPORIUM
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
I SAW A MAN
WHO HAD BEEN EXAMINING
Those Mew Shirts, Silk Mixed, arid
Mew Underwear, Hats, Caps and Shoes
at 0. 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.
O. II. BLOUNT
NEW GOODS!
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Grexits and. Boys Clothing,
Hats, Caps, etc.
And w ill be sold at our well known
STRICTURE!
LOW PRICES
Diseases of Men
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