VALLEY RECORD
Potatoes for the Boat.
Last year about this time carload upon
carload of potatoes were shipped from
lows and Nebraska to supply the borne
ASHLAND. O b Thursday, April 23.1891
I market. Things have changed ends and
last week W. T. 8. Patten of this city-
shipped five carloaxis of Burbanks and
PKKNONAL AND SOCIAL.
Kings potatoes to the St. Louis, Mo.,
market. T. Shattuck of Grants Past left
To« Ham» of Medford ia m town.
Saturday for that city to dispose of them.
P. B. O'Neil retarnef Tuesday from ban
The President's Tour
Popular Books.
B. F. Stevenson is m town and will re
main in Un« section for some time. He is
the general agent fir Talmage's book “From
Manger to Throne." the life of Gen. Sher
man and tbe life of sitting Bull. Mr. Ste
venson iz a citizen of Medford and ha«
manv testimonials a« to bis reliability. The
works be is canva««ing for need no com
ment.
__________________
1/ot.t Both of Hi» Leg».
Yreka, Cal , April 20.—A Portuguese
miner on the Klamath river some dis
tance from here met with a terrible acci
dent 'lav before yesterdav. While work
ing alone, he spliced a roj* used to hoist
gravel out of a pit and reset it on a large
drum which he started to revolving,when
bis leg became entangled in a coil of
rope and he was drawn up to the drum.
One leg was completely pulled off near
the knee, while the other was crushed to
a jellv. Both legs have been amputated,
but little hopes are entertained for his
life._________________
We learn that the government having
failed to “stick ' Maj. Quincy A. Brooks on
either a criminal charge or á civil suit to
recover the money he pilfered from the
government while'colleetor at Port Town
send, thi.« wily old rascal succeeded in get
ting a judgment against tbe United States
for $7000. Brooks is a truiup. and will soon
be deserving a «eat in the Unites! Stales
senate from California.
At the Presbytery meeting Rev. Robt.
McLane asked for a committee to be ap
pointed to investigate tbe assaults made on
him through the press concerning the loca
tion of the Presbyterian college in South
ern Oregon Tbe committee is Revs. Mar
cellus and Smick and Elder Gaddis. The
committee had tatter turn tbe hose on the
whole business.
BREVITY BASKET.
The Medioid freight car burglars got two
years in the penitentiary
It is a Kind Providence that tempers the
wind to the new straw hat.
Mr- Abigail Scott Duniway is now the
principal editor of the West Shore.
The Ivy Leaf party given by the ladies
Friday evening was a social success.
A special term of court for Josephine
county b l>cing held this week at Grants
Pass.
prPRICE’SGROCERIES !
M c C onnell &
winter ,
C. W. Avers has been in tbe city tbe past
President Harrison has spent over a
week.
week traveling through the southern
McMahon's circus gave good «ati-taetiun
C. C. Ragsdale is ui the valley from Colu states and every community has been
to all who attended and left some of the
sa scanty,
•Sure things" alone.
trying to outrival each other in giving
Mrs. P. Gn>wol<l has been tuning at tbe ¡»residential party a right cordial and
When two girls meet they kiss. When
Granta P om
royal reception . The party arrive in San
Flying squirrels are rarely seen in this two men meet they don't, Thi- shows
Frank Lennart has i«en out proa pectin g Francisco to-morrow (Fridas) and will
section. Nim Long, while at work im plainly who want kissing
spend tbe balance of tbe time till May
in fioott valley.
proving bis property up Ashland creek
Another trainload of 18 car.« of beef
___ ____
cat-
canyon felled a tree the top of which was tie pas-ed through for the Portland market
Mrs. Jos. Pattern,n returned Monday to 4th traveling in tbe interior of that state.
dead and the hollow of which contained Saturday from Reno, Nev.
Woodland. Cal.
Just what hour the Harrison party will
a nest of flying squirrels. Just before
"It leads them all. ’ is the general reply
Bev RoU Enni. and Prof. C H. Price pass through Ashland is .vet unknown.
the tree feel the occupants “whirred” of druggists when asked about the merit or
It w:ll be Monday. May 4th, ami accord-
were in the city Saturday
through the air in parachute style to a sales of Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
ing to one report they will arrive from
A Pure Cream of Tartar
____________
Powder.
Doceoae of Mrs Dr. Kice.
W. A. Walker, the vegetable man. ha* lo the «oath at 7 p ni., and another save it
tree below.
The Alba Heywood troupe afforded a
cated on a farm near Salem.
Superior to every other known.
Mrs.
Mary
M.
Rice
was
born
in
Erie,
will he midnight.
In the latter event
II. B. Oatman is improving.
Captain splendid musical and comical entertain Used in Millions of Homes—
R T. Lawt<*,tbs Medford real estate deal the state officials will meet them at Sa- Pa , Feb. 2ft, 1824, and was married to William Kearns, who was out to Bee him ment at Ganiard opera lion-e Monday.
Dr D. B. Rice in Monmouth, III., Sep
er. was in tbe city Tuesday.
40 Years the Standard.
Jem in place of Aahland.
The Presbyterian and Congregational
tember 29, 1846. They removed to Al yesterday, reports that his prospects for
Judge Tolman is mending and will be
Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky
getting out again are very good.
Mr. churches will unite in services at the Con
Probably
*
Cannerj.
bany,
Or.,
twenty-six
years
ago
and
to
■een about town again soon
Biscuit, Griddie Cakes, Palatable
Oatman’s »on, Harvev, who was tele gregational church next Sabbath evening.
John Bays and Charley Yen went to Ashland six vears ago, where Dr. Rice graphed for when his father was taken
and Wholesome.
Mis« Genevieve Moore waa visiting Mr».
Mr. Connell of the Siskiyou stone quarry,
I San Francisco Friday to figure on a rail- died in 1889. Two children survive her, sick, rode 90 miles from Bonanza, in
Nt. other baking powder does such work.
Goo F. McConnell Tuesday.
went
to
Medford
thia
week
to
have
Dr.
She
■ road contract in Santa Barbara county. D. Lvle Rice and Miss Nellie Rice
Southern Oregon, to Ager, where be Geary remove a piece of steel from his peep-
Section Foreman Wm. Lvltleton of Cole's Cal
Should they fail to get this con came from a prominent Presbvterian caught the train, making tbe quickest
CITY HALL BONDS
was over Natunlay on a visit.
familv
of
Pennsylvania,
and
early
con
tract Charley Yen, the Chinese broker of
trip on record.—Oregonian, 22d.
The
grand
ball
at
Jacksonville
tomorrow
fessed
faith
in
Christ,
was
a
consistent
Charley Kehliter, of tbe Crystal Palace, this cits, wiil return and start a cannery
EALED PROPOSALS will be received
17| pounds net----- per box $1.25.
was ou vesterday evening'» train.
The decision of the supreme court sus (Friday) for the benefit of the orphans’
in Ashland. Yen is a shrewd and intel Christian and died a peaceful death.
until noon of June 1st, 1891 for the pur
the decision of J udge Boise in the home, will be largely attended and a good
Mi»« Stella Wells will next week eoiii- ligent man and sees the benefit such an The funeral from her late resilience Mon taining
time
is
in
store
for
everybody.
chase of "The Citv Hall Ronds” of the city
, ugelli
county case, declaring wagon
enterprise will tie to the country as well day afternoon, was large!v attended by Tillamook
mertce si hool in the Holmes district
Ashland. Jackson county, Oregon
G. H. llayes, Jesse D. Carr's cattle buyer : of Said
sorrowing relatives and friends, the re road appropriations unconstitutional, does
ss
to
the
owner,
and
he
commands
the
bonds
are
to
be
for
an
aggregate
not in any way affect the 5 per cent, inter who was here in the winter, came in from 1
L. C. Gru by has >>een in tbe city several
coin to moke tbe enterprise a success. ligious exercises being conducted by nal improvement fund from sales of gov the Carr ranch at Clear lake on horseback ! sum of five thousand dollars ($50110) dated
days visiting his sister, Mrs. J. A. I-c*.
May 1st, 1891. payable in 15 years, in sums
, In answer to an inquiry he Mid the can Rev. F. G. Strange of the Presbyterian ernment lands in Oregon. The question of yesterday.
Father Blanchet was on last evening's nery will be a plant sufficiently large church.
of five hundred dollars each, bearing inter
appropriations from this fund was not at
train from a trip to Mt. Hamilton, Cal
Ed Hammon of Medford, who shipped est at the rate of six per cent, per annum,
issue Tbe wagon-road people will come
enough to consume the fruit crop of this
Klamath Indian Blood Spilled.
to the next legislature in full force, with 25 carloads of apples last season, went to interest payable semi-annually.
Miss Alice Button departed Friday Io year, and will be enlarged next season.
The bids should be directed to the City
San Francisco Saturday to look up the mar
The Indians down about Oak Bar, on their eyes onto the 5 per cent. fund.
teach school at Keno. Klamath county
Asked if he will ask a bonus of tbe citi
ket for the coming year.
Recorder and marked “Proposals for pur
Kufu« King was married to Mrs. King zens of Ashland he said no, he only asks tbe Klamath river have been making
chase of City Hall Bonds.”
During last winter a scarcity of grain
It is reported that the southbound train x The bonds will not be sold for less than
Sunday morning by Rev. G. J. Webster.
the good will and patronage of the pub angels out of their “medicine man” and throughout Kansas and Dakota caused will
reach San Franci co over two hours
another
“
good
”
Indian.
The
Yreka
J. B. Kollner. now of Bisson, was over to lic. Yen will return from San Francisco Journal says the trouble grew out of a the stockmen to dispose of their cattle at earlier after May 1st, which is nearly the par value.
By order of the Citv Council,
<>ronW Pa»« on a business trip this week.
soon, when it will be learned deflnately
any price. Now a great fear is enter
superstitious notion that an Indian tained by the stockmen ot these districts same time as during last summer.
M ilton berry ,
whether
the
thing
is
a
go
or
not.
Prof. C. F. Shepherd went to Portland
apr23
City Recorder.
Willie, the 16-vear-old son of Judge Han
known as Snelling, gave an Indian girl lest they will be unable to Becure stock
Monday on musical instrument business.
some kind of medicine, under the influ cattle this season. Arrangements are be na, bad the three first fingers of his right
Central Point Pointers.
ence of which she was seduced from the ing made to have a great number shipped hand cut off in Chris Ulrich’s planing mill
W. 8. Bbores ami familv of Medford were
Jas. Park has gone to California.
on Monday's train for Fergus Falls, Minn.
home of her parents. Snelling and an from Texas and California at a great ex ( at Jacksonville one day last week.
Redding and Red Bluff papers have been
other Indian was killed bv Sambo and pense.—Omaha dispatch, April 19.
Cbas. Rippey is laid up (or repairs.
Einiua Molloy-Barrett departed on Mon-
carrying on a:i intensely bitter and abusive Grown from Selected Bulbx.
ilay’» northbound freight for Puget sound.
Central Point is gradually getting live his son, and other» who tiled to stop tbe
warfare
about their respective towns. It is
trouble were also seriously wounded . On Tuesday’s southbound train was a pe
Early Red.................
per lb $1 50
Samuel Henderson has returned from lier.
culiarly unfortunate being with the body of all over a base ball game that broke up in
Some
Indians
from
the
Oregon
reserva
Red Wethersfield............ “
1 ‘ 50
tbe north and is again at work for tbe 8. P.
a row.
Bwt Has no Time to Eat,
Chas. Gay is sojourning in the moun tion made the attack on the Hamburg a girl about three years old, a large head
Yellow
Danvers
...................
“ 1 00
and
face
that
looked
like
that
of
a
person
John Boor and wife have moved to Ash tains.
A. Rummel and son went over to Klam
White Portugal.................. “ 2 00
Bar Indians, and there is likely to be about 30 years old. It was unable to man
land from Pelican l>ay and are st tbe Dunn
ath river Tuesday. The Rummel Bros, are
In comparing prices please rememtar that As he wishes to keep up with
O. O. Kincaid is in La Grande book more trouble unless the Oregon reserva age itself, though seemingly all right other steadily at work in their claim and the alwve
farm.
quotations include-PosTAGE.
tion
Indians
skedaddle,
as
the
Scott
val
wise.
The
scene
was
another
forcible
re
the rest of the crowd of La
gravel is cleaning up richer as they go
Miss Nina Inlow of Eagle Point is teach keeping.
ley and Happy Camp Indians, as well as minder of the fact that a person’s best along.
Give our seed a trial.
ing a three months’ term in the Tucker
Mrs. Jas Wright and eon have gone several half-breeds, are comil g to settle friend is its mother, for the mother of this
dies, who say
.
Correspondence solicited.
district.
A, Garrick, merchant tailor and dealer in
to Roseburg to reside.
the difficulty according to Indian reg unfortunate seemed to pay no attention to
TRUMBULL
&
BEEBE,
anything
but
her
child,
whose
comfort
her
mens’ clothing goods, is opening up a i
Col. James Noma was over to tbe Hosley
F. F reden burg went to Medford thia ulations, without the necessity ol the whole soul seemed wrapped up in.
large stock of fine wares in his line this
Growers, Importers and Dealers in
saw mil I at Gregory yesterday on lumber
county taking any hand in the affair at
week at the room recently vacated by F. E. SEEDS, TREES, BULBS and PLANTS,
week
to
attend
tbe
4th
of
July.
business
Tailoring
and
clothing
at
A.
Garrick
’
s
at
enormous cost to the tax payers. The
Zoellner.
When they see the fine line
419-421 Sansorne St., San Francisco.
Mias Emma Tolman has again resumed | Base ball season has commenced nini Indians who shot the others have es Eastern prices. Give me a caff,
The
$10,060
damage
suit
of
Julius
Kunili
of Corsets just received at
iter weekly trips to Medford to teach her ‘ our boys are taking a lively interest in it. caped to the mountains,anil are no doubt
Tbe effort of Charley Yen, the Chinese against the 8. P. for damages in the Labish ■ Mention tb‘s paper.
art class.
back
in
Oregon,
where
the}
-
came
from
contractor
to
put
into
this
valley
a
much
Jay Purkeypile, Isaac Constant and
wreck resulted in a verdict of only $1500.
needed enterprise that will be of great Tbe company has lieen getting tbe best of
Chaa. 8. Graves, tbe scientific l>oot and Silas Obenchain have gone east of the
French Tansy Wafers.
shoemaker, made a business trip to Treka mountains with a band of cattle.
value in opening up the market for the the victims so far.
The«e wafers are a sure and safe specific fruit and canned goods of Southern Ore
ibi» week.
T. B. Blanton went to Colestein Monday
for all kinds of female troubles and will re gon and thus bringing iu from abroad
There
is
a
prospect
for
a
match
race
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Allen of Wagner
to put up a dwelling house for C. D. Judd, I
move all obstructions to the monthly peri
ereek have lieen very low with la prippe the herethe lstol May tietween F reden burg's od«, no matter what the cause. They are monev that we don’t see now, is certain who has the contract to haul the wood to j For the Purpose of Sellini/ Oie
imported stallion and Rippey’s Grey Cap wbut every woman need«, and may lie used ly commendable. White men have here railroad track which H. C. Dollarhide and
past week
for $100 a side.
Fiuti Body of Laud Knoten
safely. For sale by the Livingstone Chem tofore been either too stupid or lazv to others are cutting for the company.
Jeff Kasson, formerly of Pelican lay, was
The entertainment given here last Sat ical Co., manufacturers, San Francisco, Cal. put a cannery in this whole valley, com
on Monday’» train from Man Francisco to
The Washington state fruit inspector
ax the
Washington
prising probably the largest fruit coun compels dealers in oranges and other Cali- !
urday night was a decided success and For sale by T. K. Bolton.
try on the coast without such an institu forma fruits to wipe them oit immediately I
Mi»« Mattie Lucas was visiting Ashland the parties interested acquitted them
Concerning Alaska Official».
tion. None have thought of doing it upon ojiening tbe cases. They are afflicted
Mends this week, en route to Crescent City selves creditably.
Washington, April 21.—A memlier without a bonus of $1500 or $2000.
with the San Jose scale and other pests.
from Yreka
•
Central Point will have a full-fledged from one of the Pacific coast states gives
I ! Coal oil $3 per case at McConnell & Win-1 I
II. Scherrer, of the Dunsmuir machine newspaper this week and no doubt it will a conversation he had with the president
Common lumber $12.50 per thousand ut
ter’s
shops, was visiting his daughter in A»b- be freely subscribed for, as it will be a a few days before he left for the West James Norris’s lumber yard.
HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in
land this week
Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four
The l*ullman car Roseburir, wrecked in !
great help to our town.
The presiilent was greatlv surprised at
J. J. Owen and Capt W. A. Bushnell the
Lake Labish accident, has lieen repaired Hundred Acres best land in Jackson coun
Miss Jessie Williams went
_______
to _______
Portland
Great preparations are being made for the action of Governor Knapp, of Alaska. of San Jose were out looking at the min and came out of the car shops Saturday ty-fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to
Batarday to spend the summer with rela
He
had
known
Knapp
for
years
as
one
of
ing
prospecta
in
the
Wagnor
creek
sec
evening better and eusier riding than be suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:—
the May Day ball. It will be held in the
tival and friends.
tenqwrance agitators of Vermont. tion last week. They were the original fore. The other Pullman is the Altata.aud half down, balance on time.
St. Cloud hotel.
Everyone is auro to
'Ine
president
hail
great
confidence
in
his
:
Tbe Misses Htanler and their guest. Miss have a good time that attends,as the best
organizers of the Umpire Gold and Sil I will he on the road again soon.
IE. ¿T FARLOW
Mar Gault of Portland, were visiting at the music has been furnished and Freden man for governor, taking occasion to ver Mining and Milling Co., but have I Ira Johnson was over from Linkville with
Neil farm Monday.
berg never fails to give a good supper. praise him about the time he was ap- turned their interest in it over to other a team last week, returning homeward Sun-
Conductor Dave Houston of tbe Rose Tickets for dance $1, supper 50c a person. pointeii to some Pacific coast members. , parties. Mr. Owen says tbe Umpire , day. He and Tony Casteel have opened a
bunt local is at the hot spring», on Shovel
Latterlv the presiilent recalled how well , company mine is a good mine, but that [ livery stable at Linkville. They are great
creek, recuperating.
Dre. Pryce, Geary and Pickel are at pleased he was with Knapp when he ap they have discovered another quartz - rustlers and know just how to send the
De. J A. Bowdoin. formerly publisher of tending Mrs. Baker’s adopted child, pointed him and alluded to his flagrant iedee in the same country which they ' traveling public atlving through the coun-
----- o------
tbe Linkville Btar, passed through this which hasan attack of pseudo membrane violation of laws in a way showing that believe is even better. They have incor | try-
ous croup. A hole was cut in its wind he was greatly astonished at the recent porated under the name of the Golden j Rev and Mrs. Geo. J Webster are in
week en route to Portland.
The tem developments'. It is lielieved that sev Ro<l mining and milling company with Portland this week to attend the Congrega
M. A. Shore, a Portland citizen, is so pipe in order to save its life
tional convention, where Rev. Mr. W«-«
journing at The Oregon enjoying Southern perature of tlie room is kept up to 82 de eral more Alaska officials will be remov J. J. Owen president, F. A. Davis sec’y.
*7
( Succexxorx to Chitwood lirox.)
down for a paper on “ Labor an-';
.
greesand the little fellow- is getting along ed shortly.
Oregon's balmy atmosphere.
A Pacific coast senator said and Capt. W. A. Bushnell and others as is
a subject he has devoted
finely.
today
that
he
hail
just
received
a
letter
Main
St., Opposite Flagstaff.
directors.
They
have
a
force
of
rqep
-
■>
“
Roadmaster M. H. Burckbalter ami fsiu-
at
from an acquaintance in Alaska, stating work.
ilyvAere over from Hornbrook the first of
I feel it my duty to sav a few words in re that the people of that territory would
tnc week to attend tbe show.
gard to Ely’s Cream Balm, and I do so en
8' iatk of O hio . C ity or T oledo ,»
------- Full I.ine of
i
Norris is selling common lumber
Mrs. H. R. Boynton moved this week to tirely without solicitation. 1 have used it send long petitions to congresq early
L ucas C ounty .
(
at $P. 5O per thousand at his lumber yard DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PBrtland, where her husband is conducting more or less half a year, and have found it next session, asking that laws regulating
Frank J. Chenev makes oath that he is at railroad track iu Ashland.
a »team fixtures manufactory.
to be most admirable I have suffered from , the importation and sale of liquors be so the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che
COSMETICS, TOILET ARTICLES,
Our exchanges from the south are “blow-
changed
us
to
allow
Alaska
to
have
sa
catarrh
of
the
worst
kind
ever
since
I
was
a
ney & Co., doing jusines* in tbe pity oi To
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES
Jo« O. Pierce returned Saturday from a little bov and I never hoped for a cure, but
lPi. ‘he questionable manner in which
»lx weeks’ tour in California, and »ays the . Cream ft alm seems to de even that. Many loons. The senator doubted very much 1 ledo. county and state i>fm»«aid. and that the Alba Heywood troupe have mulcted
whether
congress
would
favor
them
with
said
firm
wi'l
joy
toe
sum
of
ONE
HUN
Bogue river valley can't be beqt.
of my acquaintances have used it with ex such legislation, and he said that the D”ED DOLLARS for each and every case their citizens into a two-faced guarantee
And everything kept in stock by a first-
Mrs K. B. Myer ia the pleasing and ac- cellent results.—Oscar Ostruni, 45 Warren Alaska people would find it difficult to ' df C atarrh that cannot be cured by the use contract which (after the show is over) in class Drugstore
variably
places
the
guaranteeors
in
the
lT&" Prexcriptions a Specialty.
cot* modeling landlady at The Oregon ho- Ave., Chicago, Ill.
get anyone to introduce such a bill in of H all ’ s C atarrh C ure .
hole. They did tbe same in Ashland.
[nil2’91
t«l. under the new management.
J. CHENEY.
congress
! Sworn to before FRANK
Woodville Whittling«
me and subscribed in my
Are you Married ? If not, send your ad
Geo. W. Mathes of Phoenix was united
Edward T. Hatch, who was recently presence,this‘rthday of Decen>tar,A.D.1886. dress to The American Corresponding Club,
in carriage one day last week to Miss Jen
Win. V'r*cb, the Dialling insurance
P, O. Box 643, Clarksbnrg, W. Va
A. W. GLEASON,
nie Mills, daughter of John Mill».
(urent, Baa interviewing our citizens last appointed collector of customs for the ,
Notary Public.
district of Alaska, has promised to ap
A. E. Wheeler, the county abstractor.has
Mrs. B. A. Cummons ot Grants Pass and Friday.
point as deputy collector at Juneau Frank
195,510 acres of lands belonging
Mr» R. L. Cummonsof Medford have been I S,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally discovered
S.
Hqndav
tuorn-
W.
Miles
arrived
here
S«ndav
morn
A-
Ward,
of
Astoria,
Or.
The
treasury
to
the O. & C. R. R Co., m Lane county, Otte of the Haudsoiurst Kesidrutes m Iter Stale
visiting Mrs. J. 8. Cummons in Asblttnd.
acts directly on the blood and mucous that
ing to look after his property here. He officials believe that the present deputy and
have
never
been on tbe taxrolls. Sher
for Sale or Exthuge for I'arnt Property.
J- H. Ru».«all of tbg Ashland marble reports it so muddy In the Camas valley at Juneau was implicated in the violation surfaces of the system. 8e- d for testimon iff Noland has assessed the land for 1890 at
ials,
free.
F.
J.
CHENEY
ACO.
Toledo,O
works was over at Cole's yesterday to see section that the stages can't get through. of the liquor law, for which Praoht was
$2
per
acre,
which
will
yield
the
countv
a
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
WILL SELL on long time or exchange
J. B. Russell, who was there on business.
tax of $8,797.97.
for farm, mv residence in Ashland with
i Presiding Elder ihtvnes and Rev. Fut removed. It is lielieved that he allowed
I*. J. McGee and family, who went to '
Ttoe
finest
goods
in
the
market
can
be
had
Jacksonville
Jottings.
the
entry
of
liquors,
well
knowing
that
,
a
frontage of 160 feet on Main street, and
Kansas last fall, returned to this valley rell of tbe M. E. church sonth, were here , ' they were intended for the use of saloons.
only at the clothing palace of 0. H. Blount. 1.50 on Alida avenue. The grounds are
last
week
looking
for
a
site
for
a
church
Judge
Neil
is
in
Portland.
last evening better satisfied than ever to re
laid out with choice fruits and shrub
It is said that in Juneau, a town of about
Geo. McDonald, employed as a swamp nicely
and parsonage.
main.
Hon. T. G. Re^uifis paid Grants Pass a
bery, artificial stone walk, good stable and
15f>0 people, there have lieen fortv-eivht
er
in
Ilosley
’
s
sawmill
on
the
Siskivous
outbuildings. This cottage was built in the
Mrs. Chas. Taber and child arrived saloons in full blast and no -.ttempt what- 1 business visit tips week.
E. B. Hunsaker came up from his Table
laBt Saturday morning got tangled up in
Rock farm yewterday for rvpa.rs— having here last week from Missouri to join her ever was made by the public officials
Jetan Rader and his mother, of Big Butte some logs and his leg was broken off tie- fall of 1888, of the choicest material and by
first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F.,
ran a sliver or s miething into his ankle husband, who haa lot ated on a piece of suppress them. H is a|$o understood at precinct, were In town Tuesday.
low the knee. He was brought to Mr. architects. Will sell or exchange any part
which has lamed him.
government land on Evans creek,
Mrs. L R. Webster was quite ill during Hoslev’s residence in Ashland by the of one to four acres all in choice fruit and
the treasury department that this deputy,
J. W. Gilmore, wife and children were up
said residence This is the most
Tpe grip has been superceded by the as well as the district attorney and terri- I the week, but is improving at this time.
evening train, where he is being cared for. adjoining
from Riddles attending tbe funeral of Mrs.- i measles. There are quite a number of tor.al ju lge, are bondsmen for several
modern ¡n style, and best constructed cot
Mrs.
Wm.
Cook
and
daughter
are
visit
Rice. Mrs. Will Hye, of ■ (htqglas county,
We guarantee every article as represented tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location,
cases. Our constable an i postmaster are saloon-keefiers. So far no other appoint ing the family of C. K Klqni of Talent.
wo» aiM> fn atUndam'e.
or will refund monev.—McConnell Win and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E.
ments have been agreed upon. Collector
among the afflicted.
E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey. Real
Mr. Williamson of Indiana, an acquain ter.
Marshal Mayfield, who has been having
Hatch will be influenced by the Oregon
Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon.
ml9’91
Sam Matthews of Birdsey creek is the delegation, all of whom are no\y ip this1 tance p.f K. Kubli, was here the first ol tbe
quite a siege with three different disease«,
Ijev.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Strange
will
give
all
I
week.
each one tackling him after the other tin- guest of Wm. V. Jones this week. Sam's
their
friends,
old
and
young,
of
every
city, in choosing }ity qepuiies.
Two ad- i
iahed. is now recovering.
health is very poor.
•
Cha». Schultz, who is in charge of the church and no church, a reception at the
ditional deputies will be designated by
Wimer mines at Waldo, spent a day here Presbyterian church Friday afternoon and
Mr». Harry Barbour, formerly of Ash
E. U Yarra
Mfa, of |<oek Pqint him, to be stationed at the new ports. j recently.
evening. The children at from 4 to 6
land, who baa been visiting her folks in 8is-
I
Senator
Plumb
is
backing
a
Kansas
man
[
precinct,
had
the
sad
misfortune
to
lose
o’clock sc ss, and others at from 7 to 10
Mj-oq county Wjfot ip join hpr hu-sbahd at
Miss
Agnes
Bvme
of
Tacoma
was
the
their eniv child after a brief illness on for one of the places, an<’ Representative guest of her friend. Miss Ellen Young, dur; o’clock f . m . This invitation is general and
Lebanon. Liu'n county, Saturday.
cordial.
tbe 13th inst. Ralph E was a bright Lind will secure one appointment from I tng the week.
H. B. Carter left Sunday for Ban Francis and promising child aged 1 year, 4 Minnesota.
)Mrs. M. E. Tyler,
A Garrick, the tailor and clothier, has
co and after a stay in California will take a
The family of A. p. Benter have been i just received a fine lot of spring goods*
trip to the Sandwich islands with a friend. months and 13 days, and was the joy and
having
siege
of
the
grip,
but
are
improv-
Lumber!
Lumber!
pride of his parents.
But telentless
He will be absent about two months.
Phoenix Alliance wa« organized by Coun
uik’ al this time.
His parents
Artist.
James Norris at his lutuLer yards pn
ty Organizer Samuel H. Holt on the 15th.
Thos. Blair and wife of lakeview, who death has claimed him.
H.
D
Kttbll
and
wife,
of
Applegate,
were
have
the
sincere
sympathy
of
the
whole
, L. A. Rose, president; E. G. Coleman, vice-
’ the north side of the jailtaad track, near
have lieen making an extended tour i*s the
town Wednesday. Mr. K. attended the president; J. W. Beattv. sec’v; John A.
j(he depot,'Ashland, can sell you sash, in
Bast, were the gueats of Mrs. M. A. Patton community
R. A. M. lodge of this place.
Wright, treasurer; Ira Wakefield,chaplain ;
The thread of life is broken
Corner Main and Granite Street».
this week, and have since returned home, ,
! doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds
. q-he httye soul bis fted.
Dr. Wm. Jackson, wife and daughter, of Theo. H. West, lecturer; Jeff' Devenney, PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
ARE DAILY TALE ZELI VI LT G
of
finishing
lumber.
Leave
vour
orders
Gen. Rugger, wliu suceceihP'tteti. GIbboq
And fond ones look upon bin)
Pa««, were visiting relatives and steward- il. T. Blackwood, doorkeeper;
at Luckey's real estate office, and they Grant«
a-s-eouiiuasiuer of'the departiAtpl of tjie
I Geo. Clift, assistant doorkeeper.
Aiid say that he is dead;
friends
here
Sunday
and
Monday.
Bromides made in all sizes. Call and
Pafific, was op yesterday's' southbound
Nav, he's not dead, tpere is no death, : wiil be promptly attended to.
E. Sanderson Smith, the mining expert, ¡ We do not advertise low prices on goods I examine our work
f,win with In- wife and daughter ip a pri
lie « oqly gout tafore.
Adam I^tteken of Ashland wanted was
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, not in stock.—McConnell À Winter.
in Jacksonville Monday. __
He _______
recently
vate egr
To beckon tboee who love him
some information on his own hook and «old some . valuable umms
__ _
In y
the . si
Steamboat
___
Lazarus Yocun’, died Friday night at tbe
To that bright eternal shore.
M-K. l ien left Sunday tor Portland to
sent three copies of the R ecord to D. B. district,
residence of Jas. W. Coakley from asthma,
WlOl.lNS,
1« employed in a box factory. His father.
aged
70 years. He has been a resident of i
Savage of Springfield, Mo., one of the
Madames Klippell, Kenney and McDon
J. P. Ulen, tbe plasterer, is also in Port
Woodville, April 21, 1891.
magistrates before whom the prebihlnary ough visited Grandma Fisher of the Pen- Southern Oregon for about 13 years and ,
land, but the family will continue to remain
yccurrMi. The following is ninger farm on Tuesday. The lyjy is re leaves an aged wife and numerous children
iu this city.
A sure cure for the »hiiky habit- Dr examination
1
ami relatives to mourn his loss. He was a
Judge
SaVage
’s reply to his letter of in ported quite ill.
Livingstone
’
s
Antidote
for
Drv.nk
uiu-s».
■
W. H. Bostwick, a prominent farmer ot
native of Arkansas
The funeral was bela
quiry
:
l
’
rof
Price
it.
yisitmg
a
number
of
schools
¡
will
cure
any
case
of
the
le,uur
hkbi't
in
'
Applegate, was on yesterday’s train for
last Saturday afternoon the burial being in ■
throughout
tbe
county
this
week.
(•.
I.
frop.
tpi,
to
thirty
day»,
from
drinker
to
Springfield, Mo.. April 15. 1S9L—Mr. A
San Francisco to he treated t>v a »’terra ■
PROPRIETOR.
the Kingsbury cemetery.
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
for an injury to feis ’,eg received xferal tile drunkard. The Antidote can be given H Letteken. Ashland. Or. Dear Sir: M»bu(V anff Pete Devlin are iu charge of
Dandy sack suit.«, imported guod.«. fu»
the
school
during
the
professor
’
s
absence.
Shop
opposite piazza flag stall .
in
a
cup
of
coffee
without
the
knowledge
of
Your
letter
of
the
7th
inst.
at
uaAq
ajid
msNiths ago.
tbe person taking it. The Antidote will contents noled Willszy iu ieplv, 1 am
I $20.00 this week at O. H. Blount’s.
at Prices that Defy Competition.
Jas. Drum has lieen in San Francisco
Ashland : : : : Ortyon.
Miss Clara Ik-ane arrived Munday from not injure the health in any way. Manu not prepared t5 give vbii a full history or
The Oregon delegation is iiaving a
Frosno. Cal . to -pend the summer with her factured bv the Livingstone Chemical Co
Xi's E'liuia Molloy s past life. From all the past week. J. L. Hanimersly has
ei-tcr, Mrs. 8. J. Tullhill. wife of the super I San Francisco, Cai. ami for sale by X. L. account« a history of her past life would been in charge of his grocery store «lur mighty rocky time with its federal ap All
Kinds of Fresh Meats
intendent of the Ashland electric light and Bult< n
... i • • •«
Hffli
MAlßlAliSIOS 8KECS
pointments. After they get there men
make a ski book ,‘and no doubt would be ing his absence.
— ■ ,
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power company
■
.
,i . ... »Mrs »♦
TH aucuns FEAR AND TREMBLE EAflB,
confirmed, about half of the principal; Kept constantly on band. Fair living
very interesting reading. I can only say.
John Nichols of Little Butte was in ones are boosted bv the same hand that prices is all that we ask .
WHILE BILIT HANGS UPON HIS COM '
T O. Andrews came home from Salem her reputation here in Springfield and
aergt Ft Newman, of Bl-marck, Dakota,
has I-een transferred to Ft. Canby. Wash , Sunday on a visit to his family. In con Grtene county is of the very worst char - town Monilay. He has just recovered makes the appointment. There must be
Ott BREAÜ5T IRUm HL EVERSPPAEi
We will make it to your interest to
a -ightlv place near a sea c<«.«t summer re nection with another gentleman lie is en a < tek . From what I know of her. I don t I , . train a severe spell of sickness, having something radically wrong with the Ore
sort. Mrs. Newman, now in Ashland, will gaged in the furniture business in the think anything is l.x, low or qtean for her ' been confined to his room for several gon delegation or the Harrison adminis deal with us, bo give the new meat inar-
io iiu. I don"t think the editor of any pa- months.
join him there in June.
i ket a trial
•
flo'trtshing capitaj city
tration,
per c’an hurt her bv any publications he
¿j^TFresh pork on hand every day.
Mr. ami Mrs I’ W. Croake lea.e to
The Alba Heywood concert company
may
publish.
All
that
saved
her
when
O.
11.
Blount
has
received
his
new
stock
"i^e postponed A> i»r Day and flag i
.uorrqw for > hpo. Eat ‘4'hey Ijave'ipadi,
here from the fate of Graham was her sex. came up from Medford 'Tuesday afternoon of spring clothing, all tailor made, and the
,liauy friend« during their stay in Rogue raising exercises last Friday created con I don't doubt one word of Charlev Gra and favored our town with a number of most handsome patterns ever otiered in '
river valley an<l exi<«< t »ometimc to make siderable interest. The principal feature ham's testimony. On the other hand I choice airs
Forty or more persons from Southern Oregon.
tiieir home in Ashland.
w as an able address on patriotism by H think it is every word true. There is no
here attended the performanca in tbe
The amateur amateur theatrical per- ■
B
Miller.
doubt
that
Sarah
Graham
was
murdered
Mrs. Henrv Smith and daughter. Miss
evening.
formanee at the opera house last night
Irma, pa.—ed south yesterday for an ex-
Mrs. Jane Watson and daughter. Miss ami thrown into the well, ami there is no
tended vi-it in the Fji-t Mr. and Mrs. I. Dale Wat«on, arrived in Ashland from Ort doubt but that Cora Lee fired tha fatal sbot
home one entered tbe barn of Mrs. G. was will attended. Considering that tbe Permanently Cured without Cutting Burn
Ati,t while Mrs. Molloy Karewski Monday night and cut the tails performers are of tbe younger generation ing or Dilating. A perfectly painless treat
W Burris« and children were at the sta ing, Wash.. Monday for a visit with the that killed her
tion to bid them g«xl-by.
Mrs. and have never befcie been guilty of pre ment and a guaranteed cure tn every case, ,
family of Hon. t .’B. Wataoq. .»«bl^na , wq» not present at tbe murder, she knew ail off of three of her work horses
;f»«uie former hom» bi tts Wat-on family I about it after it was done and tried her be-t K. was to have sold the horses on Fri senting to th? public amateur dramas, it no matter how long standing. This treat
n. K i...ekes a uromlueiit business man arid they have many friends hereabouts.
to shield the guilty parties. And there is
ment, for Stricture, of Dr. Boxell’s, is the
m ’,
ne'aiiif brother of W. N. Luckey of
no doubt in my mind that if Geo. Graham day next, when the would be purchaser «Uftt be said they did remarkably well. greatest discovery known toMedicine. Itdis-
D. Lyle Rice, the accommodating ami af had lived to «tand trial evidence would have will come to take charge. In justice
It was a pity they did not select a play
wils ou yesterday's train for Ban
and completely removes the Stricture
rr»m ii-eo to Uv a cannery plant from fable assistant railroad agent in th’- city . devel ped to prove every assertion I have the boys we will say suspicija does not in which their budding hi&txkuiic genius solves
without annoyance or pain to the patient.
leaves for Albany soon to take tbe import * made and a great many more. Yours,
IMAM to $15,«» for that place.
rest with them thia iime.’ ’
could be developed in a more pleasing
ant position of Southern Pacific railroad
It. B. S avage .
COGOLI ramimi*
manner to a general audience.
Ever
The Bostonians, an opera troupe of 68 agent there for several months and per
Justice of the Peace Campbell township.
•JUe Jersey Lily.*.’
since ‘‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin” freed the
oe«>pk ami Chas lloyt’s “Texas Steer" haps for good. Mrs Rice and their daugh
We call special attention to C.
HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago
AV'.- lesea C ottage , L. H* July 2. ! slave a class of long-eared gentlemen Peculiar to their Sex. and not proper to
tou|>e of 96 cow.« and steers were on Bun- ter will accompany him.
A singular cane of mwpbiceq mutual
:—Altho’ it is very unusual have been bobbing up with the idea of name here, including all of those delicate School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
da’» north train. “A Texas Steer" is a
atfe«'i;on io reported by E. C. Ball, of for Gentlemen
Capt.
and
Mrs.
W
F.
Songer
ami
Miss
me to use any lotions or washes, still, becoming famous by telling their tale of Infirmities and Weaknesses, which they
<4ier new hit iu the theatrical world.
Mollie returneil home last.Week f.-om their ■ Tulelake. A ben, which bad her neat in ip answer to your request, 1 have trial woe on the stage.
It makes the world would shrink from disclosing to their fam Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
•< R psyfon. the railroad carpoaUr iarc- stay or several t.o-.rtus in ’ foniont. So’.ith a pig-pen. is hovering over and around a Wisdom s Violet Cream and Robertine. tired in the ear. It takes an enthusiast ily physician, permanently cured in less
«u. waaiu Aauland -e»e»*l <k«y» the port era California, where thiiy have been enjoy ' litter ol tugs! She spreads her wings The former 1 consider especially efficacious
time than was ever known to Medicine be-
-wek with A. sobenck. making some re- ing p oJ health. Since their return, how over as much of the litter as they will in cases of roughness of the skin, and I —and they are few—to be entertained by iore, bv Dr. Boxell’s "New System of Treat
p»- to t(ie turn-table ip this cRy. He re ever. Capt. Songer and Miss Mollie have 1 cover, picks for them, clucks around have been using it every day for the last such a “bore” as “Ruined by Dyjnk.’* ; ment.’1 It rejuvenates the genito-urinary
Tn.« railroad work veqr quiet yn the road. been attack^ by la grippe-
them and exhibits all other signs of nar- fortnight. I have found the' Robertine an Of course the play has son,!.? Rrony feat organs and makes weak men strong
preparation in cases of tan. sun ures. It gives the jkeaire-goer the night
When possible, it is always best to call for i
row-headed-hen-love. When the shad excellent
1___ I1 ''
lohtiuy .fuiiuesou. t*e I
burn. etc . caused by exposure to March mare or >im-fams.
Bicycle»
However, the per personal consultation and special exaniina
ow
of
a
hawk
sweeps
over
the
earth
she
e
Labish
accl-
*> bad bis arPi broke in the------ -- -—
faithfully, - formers acted out their parts very well tion. But those who caimot possibly call
Wait for Fred T. Merrill’s illustrate! gives the “wbir-eluck cluck” but the con wind« and a July sun. Yours
Oit wa* visiting Ashland fnends Friday.
L illie L axgtby and have been receiving the congratula should write, stating their case fully. Med
I • commenced work Monday at a fine sit- catalogue, out in a few days. Over 400 founded pigs don't appreciate it, and at
To Messrs. Wisdom & Co.’ '
tions of their friends on the success of icine sent by mail or express, sealed, free
& Bion in the freight department at Port- fine tail bearing, hollow frame, warrant such times she is well nigh distracted.
from exposure, to all parts of tbe Pacific
Go to A. Garrick, the tailor, for a fine their effort.
ed, steel bicycles from $35 up. Cash or in She is a spectacle, that hen is.—Link
a. uiU.
Coast. Add-ess.
new
suit
of
clothes.
His
new
spring
goods
stallments. Typewriters, canoes, skates, ville star.
O. H. Blount is chuck-a block with cloth
B'm. A. Jiojcell, M. 1/.,
In Prvbaie.
have
arrived,
______
__
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps since
etc., in stock and bought, rold and ex
Consulting Physician,
But
it
don't
Picture frames made to order at H. S. his new stock has arrived.
Roscoe Cantrall
over front Applegate
EMate al L. Martin ; report ol exeeu- changed. 127 Washington street. Port
8 t . P atl D isff . xsabt . P obtla XP, G o s .
take _ Blount
Emery's.
i
— " long to unload.
1 StWiV'
land. Orogoo
Baking
Powder
Finest Goods, : Lowest Prices!
-= SOAP. =-
S
SOAP, —
The Most Soap for the Money, Sure.
ONION SEED
Fine Line of Tobacco and Cigars.—Agency of
Wells, Fargo $ Co.’s Express-
THIS MAN IS HUNGRY
How
B-w
REAL ESTATE. C.*0.*D. -«EMPORIUM
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
MARIA COLVER FARM
I SAW A MAN
I
!. Ö. BARRETT & CO
WHO HAD BEEN EXAMINING
FOR SALE!
I
Those Mew Shirts, Silk Mixed, and
Mew Underwear, Hats, Caps and Shoes
at O. H. Bioants.
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. LI. BLOUNT
NEW GOODS!
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
GS-ents et,xB.d Boys Clothing,
Hats, Caps, etc.
Central
Market.
R. P. NEIL,
And w ill be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
S hoes )
STRICTURE!
Diseases of Men
J. M. McCALL.
Examine the VALLEY REC
ORD’S Premium Offers. It will
Pay You to Invest.
-dx Approved