VALLEY RECORD.
IN ASHLAND.
BREVITY BASKET.
Dunn-Pape Wedding.
Jacksonville Jottings.
The presidential party will arrive in From Jacksonville Correspondent.
Del
Merritt
and wife of Central Point
Plenty of Dahlia bulbs at O. Coolidges.
R R. Dunn and Miss Emma G. Pape
were in town Monday.
Ashland next Mon lav evening between were married Wednesday at three o’clock
»
Who is Garrick? The poor man's friend.
ASHLAND. O b Thursday. April 30.1301 , 7 and 8 o’clock, perhaps 7:10. They will
Recorder Hulmes and wife visited rela-
I by Rev. Robt. Ennis.
Only relatives McCall's block.
be met by state officials and about five and a few intimate friends were present.
tives at Eagle Point Sunday.
The new rolling stock of the branch rail­
train loads of prominent citizens of Ore­ Mr. Dunn has been a resident of the val­
T. A. Harris and wife attended the Odd
road
was
put
on
Friday.
PEKtKINAL AND SOCIAL.
gon at Ashland, and no doubt a number ley for the past year, being in the employ
Fellows' ball here the 24th mst.
President
Harrison
has
been
almost
of
speeches
will
be
made
by
the
Presi
­
J. K. Van bant is in town.
of Staver A Walker.
Miss Pape lias
Mrs Chas. Strang, Mrs D. H. Miller and ,
dent. Wanamaker, the Oregonians and served the anxious public as deputy post­ smothered with flowers m California.
C. K. Fronk were among our visitors this '
Judge Tolman ta out again
others.
Ashland has committees at mistress for several years
The
last
Labish
wreck
case
awarded
Juli
­
week.
The young
a
Dr. R Pryce wax doing the city Sunday. work and will attend to making the re­ «•ouple have many friends in the county, us Kunili $1500 damages. He sued tar $10,-
Mrs. M. H. Drake. Mrs. A. Bish, Mr. and
000.
ception
a
siuceaa.
There
will
no
doubt
who wish them many years of prosperity
Father Watrv wax up from Jacksonville
Mrs. Robt. Taylor visited friends here re-'
be a large crowd in town that day.
Sunday.
Nine hundred trees is the largest orchard centlv.
. and happiness.
The bride was the re­
in
Lake
county.
It
is
at
Paisley,
owned
by
cipient
of
a
number
of
suitable
wedding
,
Gov.
Pennoyer
sent
President
Harrison
C. C. Racxdxle returned thia week to
Misses Estella I,evi and Lizzie Graves are j
! a message of condolence and sympathy presents, one of them being a gold watch Gqo. Conn
< oluxa county.
indexing the mortgage records for Recorder
passenger was taken from a Pullman Holmes.
M im Nancy Coleman ix teaching school : the morning the dispatches anounced with diamond setting, a gift from the car A on
Saturday’s north train sick. He is
The
that the president’s sister, Mrs. Eaton, bride’s brother, Chas. Nickell.
at the Toll House.
B. B. Beekman, a promising young attor­
from
Indiana.
had been mortally wounded in a runna- young couple took the evening train for
ney of Portland, is spending the week with
Milton Gregory ixout again after a razzle- way accident in Ohio, She is out of dan- WalJa Walla, their future home.
The
California
state
treasurer
lately
sent
his parents.
dazzle with measles
to Siskiyou county $1700 tar the support of
ger now.
Burglary.
A. D. Helman and E. J. Farlow the live ’
indigent aged people.
Sheriff Mom of J .sephine county ix very
President Harrison telegraphed
___ „ r.
the
real estate agent of Ashland were seen on
low with the la grippe
Some parties burglarized J. M. Luark’s
Garrick
defies
the
McKinley
bill
and
sells
our
streets Wednesday.
Medford G. A. R. post that he w
would be store in Mrs Crocker’s block daring
clothing at New York wholesale prices
B- la* fame over from Yreka again Mon­ pleased to meet them when
he i passes Tuesday night. They entered by remov- you
____ __
Judge
Webster. Dist. Alt'y Colvig, Messrs.
as retail, McCalls block.
day to purchase horxe«.
through Ashland.
Prim. Hanna and Chas. Nickell are in Jose­ A Pure Cream of Tartar
___________
' ing the patty and the window pane >n
Powder.
J.
1
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_________
W. Harrington, the attorney who phine county holding court.
The divine Sarah Bernhardt is playing in
the hack door
The key being on the murdered
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_
Besides
seeing
a
real
live
president,
!
Superior
to
every
other known.
Joe Frank at Alturas, has
ban Fraix bco thix week.
F.G. Plyniale of Medford has returned
the people will find President Harrison a inside they then unlocked the door. ntshed his $10,600 bonds.
Used in Millions of Homes—
to bis home after a week's visit with his
W. H. Gilbert returned last evening from plain, cheerful fellow personally. His They appropriated goods to the extent of
Another
trainload
of
18
car.*
of
lieef
cat
­
uncle,
W. J. Plyniale and family.
40 Years the Standard.
a trip to Sixkiyou county.
son Russell puts on all the style and about $25 worth, consisting of seven doz­ tie passed through Ashland Tuesday tar
Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky
R. R. Dunn, late of Walla Walia, came
en eggs, several cans of oysters, several Portland from Reno. Nev.
W. D. Mullen the carpenter ha» movol fashions for the whole party.
to Jacksonville Tuesday on important busi­
Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable
to Portland with hi» family.
packages of coffee, about a dollar’s worth
Col Stone has put on extra coaches on ness For particulars see another column.
and Wholesome.
A mass meeting of citizens, called by J of sugar, some crackers, some candy,
Dr I'arson left Friday for Han Francisco
stage line to accommodate the travel
liavor G. M. Grainger, met at McCall’s several knives, combs, etc. They must his
Mrs. W. J. Plyniale will conduct the cor-1 No other baking powder does such work.
on a vacation tour in California.
for the Klamath hot springs.
ball Tuesday evening to prepare arrange­
respondent» for the "Central Point Enter-1
James H. Gay was in the city Sunday ments for an appropriate celebration of I have lunched on the counter for three of
The new passenger time card goes into prise ” Will Plyniale is one of the typos.
the knives, besides cheese and crackers
with an old-time Eastern friend.
effect
today,
though
no
new
changes
in
the visit of President Harrison and party were strewn about and a roll of butter
Mrs, M. J. Canning returned to her home
time are made north of Red Bluff .
II. T. Baldwin returned from <alifo,'nia in this city next Mondav.
at Portland after a pleasant visit with rela­
partly used was lving on the floor. Thev
in time to be nipped by "the grippe. '
Jeffery A Bays have finally completed tives and friends. Her mother accompan-,
On motion of Representative J. M. broke open the till, which only contained
Grown from Selected Bulbt.
W m. Clark, who has tieen over at Yreka McCall, Mayor Grainger was selected two five cent pieces. There are no signs their railroad contract at Cow creek, and led her for a brief stay.
the last carload of Chinamen went south
for some months, came over Monday.
Early Red
per lb $1 .X>
chairman of the meeting.
E. J. Kaiser of them trying to get into the safe, which Sunday.
Charles Chappel. an old pioneer, age 66
Red "Wethersfield .... "
1 50
years, died at the Chappel House Monday.
is a cheap one and contained $50.
Mra. Mary Ward, mother of Mrs. K. K. was elected secretary.
Yellow Danvers .
“
1 00
Col. J. T. Bow ditch reviewed the mat­
Hutton, left Monday for an Eastern trip.
Sheriff Birdsey came up yesterday . Ruggles' Oriental circus, which exhibited He was a member of the G. A. R and
White Portugal
“
2 00
in this valley during the district fair, has leaves a wife and manv friends in the coun­
ter
and
moved
that
a
committee
of
five
morning,
and
with
Deputy
Sheriff
Robt
Mrs. Frank .McDonald and children re­
started on the road from winter headquar ty-
In comparing prices please remciulier that
turned Monday from a trip to Sacramento lie appointed to take charge of the cele­ Taylor went over the Siskivous to inves­ tors at Salem.
bration. appoint sub-committees, etc. I tigate a clue.
Sheriff' Birdsey returned from Salem I aliove quotations include P ostage .
Rumor has it that two of Ashland s nice
Do You want a suit of clothes for noth- Tuesday, where be went to take the prison-1 Give our »eed a trial.
Deputy Taylor has returned leaving
young ladies are to lx in a double wedding The chairman appointed as such com­ Birdsey
Correspondence solicited.
at Siskiyou. The constables! j ing? with shirts, socks and neck ties thrown ers who robbed J. T. Layton's store, the j
mittee J . T. Bowditch, J. M. McCall,
soon.
in. Go to Garrick’s if you do. McCall's sheriff of Josephine county being indis
TRUMBULL
& BEEBE,
J H Hall, D. R. Mills, P A. Getz. Hornbrook has telegraphed that he ar­ Block Ashland.
posed.
C. D. < uinmon* returned yesterday from
Representative McCall stated that the rested a man there who answered the de­
Growers, Importers and Dealers in
Ager, where he finished seeding his ranch
The decrease in population in Lake coun­
Messrs. Honeyman <t Buchanan, of the ,
legislative committee,composed of Speak­ scription of one of the suspects and who
there.
TREES, BULBS and PLANTS.
since the census of 1880 was caused by R. R. V. R. R. management, have been in j SEEDS.
'
er Geer, President Simon and represen- had in his possession two new knives of ty
419-421 Sansome St., San Francisco.
the
dividing
of
that
county
in
the
organiza
­
the
valley since our last report. They are I
Mrs John Neville of Bogus came over i tatives and senators from every part of the brand stolen, and thinks he will get
considering the matter of extending the
Mention this paper.
Sunday with her children to live at Central j the state, concluded to meet the presi- the balance. Sheriff Birdsey has gone to tion of Klamath county.
road to the Eagle Point country.
Point.
Supt.
John
R.
Stearns
informs
the
public
| dential party at Ashland at the sug­ Hornbrook. They are tramps.
in the advertising columns of the R ecord
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Beall of Central Point j
Miss I* an 1 de Willi» of Sacramento ar­ gestion of Representative H. B. Millqr of j
„ „ ,
that water rents must lie paid before the 3d were in town Suuday. Thev will go to San
rived Saturday on a visit to .Miss Gertrude this valley, and that arrangements be
T,ie 11 K'
Extension,
of the month, oi the water shut off,
| Francisco next Saturday to "have their son
Van Tassel
made toward properly receiving the state W. C. Buchanan, of the R. R. V. R.
Grant Helman has the celebrated White Vintie treated, who had the misfortune to ,
L. E. .Moe has gone 0) Junction, Lane committee upon their arrival in Ashland.
H Hull of Medford and J. N.
I lose his hearing after c spell of the spinal;
county,
fill the tMtsition of car repairer The suggestion was well taken and it whs i Phillips of this city made the R ecord a Sulphur Springs baths and swimming rink j meningitis.
| ( One wf the Haudsviuest Residences in the Mate
open for tne summer. See his announce­
for the 8. P.
the sense of the meeting to act in con- , pleasant call Saturday. Concerning the ment in the advertising columns of the
But Has no Time to Eat.
The Myrtle Creek Gold Mining Company
8upt. Lindberg, accompanied hv bis wife, junction with the citizens of Oregon’s proposed extension of the road to Eagle R ecord .
for Nah or Exchange for farm I'roperty.
had on exhibition at Eugene last week a
child and nurse, were stopping at the Depot metropolis, who are taking a lively inter- Point. Mr. B. said as yet no survey had
As he wishes to keep up with
When you pay'more for the rent of your large jar full of fine gold, the result of a
hotel Tuesday.
est in the matter.
i ‘ been
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made,
u* u he
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knew nothing
“ :
about
‘ *'
the business
WILL SELL on long time or exchange I
It is estimated that in!
house than for advertising your two weeks’run.
for farm, my residence in Ashland with
the rest of the crowd of La­
Prof. Getz, anticipating this event, has 1 country, how much it would cost to build business you a-e pursuing a false policy. this ratio the product of the mines will be I
Mrs. Jack De Flanney, wife of the fire­
a frontage of 160 feet on Main street, and.
man on McCarthy's engine, spent Bunday i , secured ti»e consent of the school board | or whether it would be a paying enter- If you can do business let it be known.— alxiut $30,000 per month.
dies, who say
150
on
Alida
avenue.
The
grounds
are
visiting in Ashland.
to have the school children there in a ' prise The company, of course, would Ben Franklin.
11 nicely laid out with choice fruits and shrub- .
;
expect
the
people
to
help
out
in
a
sub-
Dr. Geo. Barron, the veterinary surgeon, body. The school children are a con­
I
bery,
artificial stone walk, good stable and | '
8. S. Bailey of the Pitt river country, is
Concerning Water Rents. I outbuildings.
'W
However, the com- shipping 15 carloads of beef cattle to Port­
returned yesterday from a professional tour spicuous feature in the presidential re­ I stantial manner.
This cottage was built in the | '
in Klamath eonnty.
fall of 1883, of the choicest material and by |
ceptions in California,and
nothing makes
and nothing
_____ j panv were anxious to extend the line. land this week from Montague. Portland
When they see the fine line
the Sound seems to be a booming mar­
workmen. Newson Bros., S. F.,
Mrs. Frank Clayton, formerly of this j ! a better showing in Ashland than its I Mr. B. said a committee of Central Point and
ATER RENT IS DUE by the 3d of first-class
ket for California beeves
architects.
Will
sell
or
exchange
any
part!
citizens
had
interviewed
him
at
Jackson
­
1
youngsters.
of Corsets just received at
every month, and if not paid by that
county, was on Monday's train Iroiu Ban
one to four acres all in choice fruit and
After a little more talk the meeting ville Friday evening with a proposition
Francisco to Portland.
John Bays will probably receive the con­
time the water will be promptly shut of
off.
adjoining
said
residence
This
is
the
most
to
extend
the
road
from
their
tow
n
to
tract
to
build
six
miles
of
railroad
for
the
Take notice.
JOHN R. STEARNS,
modern in style, and best constructed cot- I
Mrs. Allsert Millsap returned Baturday adjourned.
Supt. Ashland City Water Works.
Eagle Point, and that he would meet this Southern Pacific at the Summit, near San
tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, I
evening from a visit of some months at her
Real Estate Transient.
Luis
Obispo,
Cal.
It
is
heavy
railroad
committee at Central Point Mondav to
and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E.
old home in Wisconsin,
Chas Millsap to A H Boothbv—the s J4 of have them put their proposition in writ­ work and includes about five tunnels.
E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey. Real ;
Mrs. Dave Houston went to the Hot, s e % of sec 29, tp 32 a r 3 e; $400.
tiA
Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon.
nil9’91 I
ing. “If we build from Central Point,
The Central Point Enterprise made its ap­
springs Tuesday to attend her husband,
Welcome Fowler et al to Catherine E we will do so separate from the Jackson- pearance Friday with Kertson A Bain as
who has the gout or rheumatism.
Crystal—lot 5 blk 71. Medford; $90.
I ville-Medford road and under another publishers. It is printed on the old Oregon
W. R. Taylor has returned from Andrew
U 8 Patent to Chas 8 Baird—tt Ji of n w i corporation.”
He also stated that in Sentinel plant, and the first issue is quite kercounty, Ore- nr rj
gon. near what UP rt
Taylor's stock ranch in Bprague nver val­ !4. ■ *
of n e %. and n w % of s e
sec i case they built from Medford it would lie newsy and breathes a progressive spirit.
is now Baker City, a pr MTf |DV
ley, where he delivered some horses.
t, tp 38 s r 3 w; 160 acres
under another organization, the com­
See those new shoes for $2.50 at O. H, a man who has since UOl 1 I U It I
<1
P
Babcock
to
O
Hanson
—
lots
1
and
2
Blount
’
s.
T. O. Andrews returned to Balem Sun­
become identified with the resources and nf A
pany being under contract with Medford
day evening, after a business trip and blk 3, Park add to Medford; $80.
and Jacksonville to operate the present
J. L Morrison has a force of 16 men at development of that country. This man It lU
week's stay with bis family in Ashland.
Jacob Wagner to Ashland Ixxlge No 23, road for five years
Mrs. M. E. Tyler,
work in Cow creek canyon building a new' is no other than Mr. John Stewart, one o, the
A F 4 A M of Ashland—lot in blk 1 of Ash­
Western Union wire alongside the new road wealthiest and most influential citizens in the
W. H. Mowat returned Tuesday from a land;
$125.
county.
In
a
recent
letter
he
says
:
“
I
had
been
Lumber! Lumber!
bed constructed last summer. Most of the suffering from pains in my back and general kid­
trip over his Ashland Linkville telegraph I
U 8 Patent to Arthur Wilson—lot 2 sec 8
line and a vacation hunting and Ashing.
Artist.
James Norris at his lumber yards on post holes have to be blasted out of solid ney complaint for some time, and had used many
rock
anti lots 8, 9, 10 and 11 of sec 9, and lots 34 the north side of the railroad track, near
remedies without any but temporary relict The
J. J Miller returned Sunday from a visit and 35 of sec 17, tp 37 s r 1 w; 56.95 acres.
i Price, $18.00 at Factory,
j the depot, Ashland, can sell you sash,
Cash with Order.
Men's cassimire sack suits onty *3 at pains in my back had become so severe that I was
with his sister at Rethling, and his son
Mary
W
Pracht
to
Max
Pracht
—
s
%
of
e
Corner
Main
and
Granite
.Street».
prevented
from
attending
to
my
work
and
could
Garrick
’
s.
j doors, windows, mouldings ami all kinds
George returned from a trip to Sacramento.
¡4 of s w J4 of s e J4 of sec 9, tp 39 s r 1 e; ' of finishing lumber. Leave vour orders
not move about without the use of a cane. Hear­
The fee of Clay W. Taylor for prosecut­ ing, through a friend, of the wonderful cures ef­ PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
Key. F. G. Strange left Tuesday via lhe 10 acres; $1.
southern route for Detroit, to attend the
Jacob Wagner to Bank of Ashland—lot in ! at Luckey’s real estate office, and they ing the White Cap assassins in Lake coun­ fected by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was Induced to try
Bromides made in all sizes. Call and Strictly First-Class. Warranted.
will be promptly attended to.
ty was but $2170, and not $21.000 as most of a box. and from that very first dose I found instant
Presbyterian assembly of the United States Ashland; $175.
All Second Growth Hickory.
the city papers stated. Taylor is now en­ relief, and before using half the contents of .he examine our work
Steel Axles and Tires.
Jas R Neil to J O Johnson—266.85 acres
The family of James McDonough of Wil-
A great revival in dancing has taken gaged in prosecuting horsethieves on trial bog the pains in my back entirely disappeared.
Low Bent Seat Arms.
Perfectly Balanced.
low Springs precinct bare been haring a in tp 35 s r 2 w, d of c; $1.
Long, Easy Riding. Oil Tempered Spring.
place in the neighborhood of Phoenix. at 8usanviile.
I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
siege of "the grippe," ax also W. J. Ingram. * Mary E Roberts to 8 Earhart—152 acres Al Morris, a tine dancer,believes in mik­
Best Wheels ana Best All Uvtr.
Kidney Tea, and can conscientiously recommend
James Norris is selling common lumber
IF von CAN'T FIND THEM FOR SALE BY YOUR MERCHANTS. WRITE VS.
Charley High came in Saturday from his I tp 37 s r 1 w; $10
ing rural life agreeable, has turned him- at $12.50 per thousand at his lumber yard It to my friends. I would not be without it for
anything,
”
Francis M Plyniale to Hallie E Ish—land . self into a dancing master and infused at railroad track in Ashland.
Butte creek. Cal , ranch on horselaick and
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, inconti­
ba» since gone to Redding on land office In sec 24, tp 37 s r 2 w; $1.
' the Terpsichorean art in the community
By the latest correct measurement the nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
buaineas
Same to same—deed of correction
i to such an extent that the young folks
painful sensation while urinating, ami all affec­
A J Daly to Geo W Daly—lot in sec 2, tp j have been having Saturday night dances actual elevation of Mt. Shasta is 14,439.- tions of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex. Is a tasteless, harmless powder, and is the only safeguard. In I
Prof. J. W. Beatty's school having closed
06. Between four and five feet of the
10 years it has never failed. Order NUW from your druggist i
the 10th. he was spending a few ‘lays in 36 » r 1 w; $100.
I every week since Christmas with an av­
>r from us. Price, fioc. A sample powder by mail for loc.
Ashland the first of the week, and visited
For sale by J. C. Barrett & Co.
J H Brantner to M Maule—lot 5 blk 24, erage attendance of about 40 couple. Lee actual summit was leveled down for the
THE B«. BUDIN PROPiiETA.lY CO., JAMAICA, N.Y
purpose
of
placing
the
monument,
which
the schools.
Medford; $.300.
Inlow is the chief musician.
does
not
figure
in
this
calculation.
W A Forbes to C C Ragsdale—blk 20 in
Harvey Walker of Salem was visiting in
Stall-fed cattle are growing scarce in
river val- Medford, subject to $250 mortgage; $3000
Ashland ami is now in Sprague
I'
Union Cassiniere Sack Suits at Garricks
the Northwest and butchers are forced to , only
$4.50.
lev paving his cousins, Jesse and Harvey
„
Chas Millsap to Mrs J Boothby—e J4 of a
go
to
California
for
supplies.
Several
Walker a visit.
w >4 of sec 29, tp 32 s r 3 e; $400.
trainloads of fine beeves will arrive from i Gov Pennoyer will not come out to Ash­
John Wviand, Henry Randles and Peter
that state in a few days.
The glass on land to meet the president, but will meet
Take It Before Brenkfast
Peterson of Butte creek, who have been
him at Salem, The governor came out to
Tiie great appetizer, tonic and liver regu­ the ranges is very backward, owing to Ashland on the "last spike” celebration,
mining in Siskiyou county during the win­
lator. In use for more than fifty years in the late spring, and it will be four or five when Chas. Crocker and a lot of California
ter, returned Bunday.
England. Positive specific for liver com­ weeks before there is any good grass-fed citizens were inet here by the Oregonians.
W. P. Parson» returned Bunday evening j plaint. Bad taste in the mouth on arising
Irom a trip to Han hrancisco. He witness­ in the morning, dull pain in the head and beef on the market. Owing to the heavy
Gent’s furnishing goods and neckware at I
ed the grand procession given at President back of the eyes, tired feeling, dizziness, loss of cattle on the ranges during the ! at Garrick's at panic prices.
winter
of
’
90
and
'91.
the
supply
of
grass-
Harrison's reception in the Bay City.
languor—symptoms of liver complaint. fed beef this spring will be limited.—Ore­
It is now understood that the railroad
i trestles between Ashland and Talent will 1
C. W. Avers and Pat Haraghay came out Remedy—Dr. Henley’s English Dandelion gonian.
Tonic.
Relieves
constipation,
sharpens
tlie
! not be filled in until next fall or winter. I
from Portland Saturday with a capitalist
Oscar Crandall stepped out behind a Mr. Erickson will do the work, as he has !
and mining man, who went over to inspect appetite and tones up the entire system.
their mining property on Shackleford creek, Get the genuine from your druggist for $1, saloon at Red Bluff Saturday night, and | an understanding with the company to do i
and take according to directions.
(2) 1 was shot and killed. C. E. Boyden and 1 , all the filling between Ashland and Oregon, i
Scott valley.
Henry K. Long were arrested on sqs- j ! City-
A «op was born to Mr. and Mrs J W.
Gold Hill Nugget*.
picion, but afterward the latter was re-
Priniro coffee, the very finest in the
Brown of Dunsmuir, April I8th. Mrs. B.
Primrose
was formerly Miss Kate Rijssell, who at­
rl___ ' city, and I our new teas can’t be beat. At
sold his racc-horsee ____
and ____
skipped
Miss Theresa Bloomer of Merlin is leased, ____________________
tended the Ashland college and has numer­ with friends here at present.
out • The
“ . police now want him
____ again. McConnell A Winter’s.
ous friends in this section
Boyden is a tin-horn gambler and" has
7
—, fishing and salmon spearing in
Trout,
Supt. Price was visiting schools in -this
Cha». H. Johnson departed Tuesday for
been
in
this
valley
several
times
with
Ashland
creek is excellent, and the disci-1
Tacoma, where he and his parents lived be­ part of the county last week.
“Bingo” and other race-horses
■'? | , pies
r1““ of t Isaac
—
— be
u_ seen
----- about
_■—* ]
He ¡8
Walton can
fore coming to Ashland. Charlev goes
M. Chavner and hia sister. Miss Mary, in jail, and says Long stated to him that
with very
very respectable
res;
“ ' I town
“■----- with
sized strings of
with the intention of remaining and turn­ spent Bunday in Jacksonville,
I ,lsl1
fish. - When the
be (Long) killed Crandall.
~ fish . are not in sight some
ing something lip in that flourishing city.
very
Common lumber $12.50 per thousand at' ver
X respectable sized / "whoppers"
‘whoppers” are
C. P. Parker has sold his ranch on
made to do the service of truth.
James Taylor and Henry Finley. Sprague
Janies Norris’s lumber yard.
Blackwell
creek
to
Mr.
Householder,
river valley stock men, arrived in Ashland
Assessor I. L. Hamilton arrived yes-], Dandy sack suits, imported goods, for
today after supplies. Mr. F. comes into
|
Rev. G. M. Whitney of Eugene has
It ' $20.00 this u’eek at O. H. Blount's.
make the acquaintance of his infant, a fine been the guest of E. Emery of this place terday to assess Ashland precinct.
Prof.
G.
M
Miller,
twice
prohibition
can-
'
will take about a month.
Shorty has [
boy. and Mrs. Finley will return with him. during the past week.
for congress from Oregon, was on |
created a big stir in the country by rais- I didate
;
Samuel Chapman of Bonaparte. Iowa,
II. Cryder, “mine host” at the Gohl ing the valuation on much of the prop­ Tuesday’s train to Portland from Stanis­
with his wife, two grown sons and four
county, Cal
His wife has invented
Hill
hotel, will remove this week to his erty in the county.
He says the people laus patented
daughters arrive«! at Medford Saturday
a dish-washing maebin**
have formed a false notion of his mission i and
evening. Mr. C. is a brother of Dan and farm in Sams valley.
simple that a child can now
and says he is only putting on a fair val­
Henry Chapman of Ashland, and conies to
Is di
du *"- ug ' - t on the market
11118 wor 1'
rot. Miller
Miner w
Lemuel Mathews of Kanes creek was uation and then assessing it at two thirds i Prof
rem^ui.
rgn over by a wagon a few days since of its value. He says if hia judgmen» •-
Men’s cassimire suits at Garrick’s. Reg­
Wm. A Seaman, l>ookkeeper fof Erick | and sustained painful injuries.
wrong the propertv owner
ular price $16, now $8.
‘on, the railroad contractor, was in Ash­
The Bpring term of the Dardanelles drpsa before th- * ' . . '“J1 Vn“ r®~
land Saturday. He is interested ip som«
Street Commissioner Nelson is at work
. vounty board of equal-
qiine» in IheWagner creek section, and be public school began on th<* -Oth inst..
with a force of men setting the sidewalk on
neves there is much wealth buried in the with U A. Simon “at the bir<h ”
the grade from Water to Helman streets.
Garrick is the l>oor man’s friend. He The repairs to sidewalk alongside the bridge
mountain» the-eabuut».
sells
clothing
at
wholesale
prices
.
were timely, for the old timbers would
Grace Garnett is very sick with
Robt. Taylor and Abram Bq<h and their
One of the earliest pioneers of this have given away and killed many people if
wives ami A. D. Helman atten«te«l the I. O la gripi>e, and has had to adjourn her
state, William Day, wlio came here in | 1 a big crowd ever got on it at one time.
O F luill
Harry Casev and Ted Barclav school on Foots creek in consequence.
were also in attendance, riding to the coun­
! 1845, died recently at Camas valley, be- ' Men’s worsted suits, former price $20 now
I rank Yocuin of this vicinity, who has i tween Roseburg and the coast. Through 1 ' $10 at Garrick’s, McCalls Block.
ty seat on their bicycles. The Jacksonville
girls were gowned In full dress style. The been spending a few days with relatives I their never having joined the Pioneer i !
in Linn county, Or., returned home last i Association or taking any part in its re- 1 Col. Robt. G. Ingersoll, the gifted orator
ball was a complete success.
and lawyer and great religions critic, will
Jack Anstey, the genial passenger con­ week.
! unions, the names of the Day family j soon make a lecture tour of the Pacific
ductor. is the most popular man with the '
On the 28th inst. Mrs. L. Williams de- have not appeared in pioneer records, j coast. Iteing in the Willamette about the
ladies in two states. His elegant and su­ ' parte«! this life after a prolonged illness Two brothers. William and George, and middle of May. If he don't come too in­
perb form is only equaled bv his matchless
fernally high, Ashland people should try
suavity and polite address. \Vhen he strolls at the home of her father, F. M. Freden- a sister, Mrs. Almira Ward, came here | and secure him for one lecture, anyhow.
. in 1843, and their parents arrived soon :
down street these fine evenings tha tail' burg of this place.
Men s fine fancy check summer suits I
ones cannot refrain from heaving a plaint­
W. S and D. A. Fitzgerald and Miss after.
ive sigil and remark, "There goes Jat k An- Emma started yeeteidav for the "big
New prize baking powder—every can ) only $4.50 ac Garrick's
stay."
woods” on Rogue river, where they con- guaranteed—tyid with each a fine wood- I I Beekman A Kearnes are the only pur­
fibre pail. Just take a look at them at Me-1 chasers of gold dust in Southern Oregon
H. B. Kee«i Saturday received the sad in-, template spending several weeks.
Connell A Winter’s.
telligence of the death of his father, Irvin
and report lota of the yellow dust coming
Dr. Braden has returned from a visit
___
Reed, at Richmond, Ind. He was a prom­
Oregon is receiving a steady immigra- in this spring, more than for several years
inent citizen of the Hoosier state and was of several months with his family in In­ ; tion via the Southern Pacific line
How- j past. The prospects of the miner as well as i
Mt* years old.
H. B. was at the station dianapolis, and is now preparing to re­ ever most of it is headed for Portland the farmer and fruit grower of Snuthern
ready to start home to atterni the funeral sume active work on his valuable mines
Oregon are most cheering for an abundant 1
and the Willamette, only a small portion yield this year.
w hen a telegram iaformed him that the here.
comparatively speaking stopping off in
funeral would I* over before he coqld *r
one ! dollar at
the southern portion of the state How- i 1 Sugar is down; 13 lbs for
rive,
The —
most
McConnell A Winter's. TL.
. in town
S tatz or O hio . C itv of T oledo ,)
|
ever
those
who
get
off
in
Rogue
river
'
judge W.8. Moore was on yesterday's,
for the money—sure.
I.t > a - Conn.
|
valley
are
most
invariably
people
of
some
train for Linkville from Clackamas county.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
John Strait, who is carpentering down !
He is still wearing a emteh. A few «lays the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che- I means, while the bulk 01 those going
ago the boom of the luml>er company he is nev A <'•>., doing business in the city of To­ through Ashland in immigrant cars are on the railroad at Cow creek. the other day
interest«?«! in gave way and two million fact ledo. county and state aforesaid, and that not very well-off financially, most of threw up his hand to ward off a flying stone
of logs went down i*< the Willamette river. said firm will pav the sum of ONE HUN­ them coming here disgusted with crop that was coming right square at his “dome
Thev were stopped at Milwaukee an«i sold DRED DOLI.AkS for each and every case failures, grasshoppers and other nuis­ of thought." The stone struck his hand
and bruised it in such a manner that he
toother mills. Judge M«wre s daughter. of C ataeku khat cannot be cured by the use
ances in their old homes.
was unable to work for a week.
Miss Stella, accompanied him.
' or H all ' s C atabkh C ure .
Times are hard Garnck bears the mar­
The finest goods in the market can be had
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Thoa. E. Stanley came owe irom Bo­
Sworn to before me and subscril>ed in my ket and clothes the naked at the lowest fig­ only at the clothing palace of O. H. Blount.
gus Siswivod «*ountv, Saturday to see
I
ures
ever
offered.
now his age«! father". Alfred Stanley of presence,this 6th da v of December. A.D.18M5.
The Young Idea is the name of a
A. W. GLEASON.
The Lakeview Examiner, in agitating
Sams valley, was. By some hitch in the ’ ______
monthly paper published by Prof. N A.
seal J-
Notary Public. the
__
question
question
oi
of
the
the
wool
wool
growers
growers
of
of
East
East-
­
l«oatoffi«*ca or mails he was unable to re-
ern Oregon starting a woolen mill there, Jacobs’ department of the Medford pub­
ceive word of his father’s death, which
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally gives the Ashland mills the following lic schools.
Prof. Jacobs will surely
occurred several weeks ago, am! was sur­ and acts directly on the blood and mucous
make "faber shovers” out of his schol­
notice:
The
Ashland
woolen
mills
com
­
prise«! when told of his death by the . surfaces of the system. Ser.d for testimon­
ars. for the printed compositions on vari­
R e « oki > reporter. It is very gektatn in ials, tree F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo,O pete with the United States, and its pro­ ous topics b}' the little ones show great
ducts
are
known
far
and
wide.
They
<W
“
>-old
by
Druggists,
75c.
this age of rapid na.igauon that such a
make nothing but first-class goods. Ash­ originality in expression and description.
fuiguia>' delay ami tniacarriage of letters
Boy's knee pants at Garick’s 40 cts. 60
land blankets are sent to San Francisco,
B.
W.
Houston,
who
was
up
irom
Wil­
could have occurred.
low Springs precinct yesterday, say- Peter and are sold to Lakeview nierchants,who cts. and $1.75.
E. H. Page, of the commission firm of
Frank McGraw,traveling agent for the Applegate .s surveying a railroad route briug them here via Redding. This cer­
from Central Point to Jacksonville, and tainly destroys the theory of destructive Page A Son. was in the city Friday to ar­
I'nkm Pacific, has beeu at Winnemucca, that
the branch railroad from Medford to competition on account of wagon freights.
range with their local manager. Jos. M .
the Silver State says, trying to get cattle­ the county seat will be moved to Central
men to ship beeves bv way of Dgden to Point. The latter report, however, is For, if the item of freight made much Hockersmith, for the coming fruit sea­
difference in the price of woolen goods. son.
They have rented Roper's large
<>regon and Washington, where st«xk is doubtle-. an improbability
Lakeview merchants would buy Ashland warehouse at the dej»ot to do their pack*
ecarve anil beef in demand. What a sail
W A. Patrick will su]>erintenil
•ximiiientary on the isolation of this part
The reservoirs, ditches ami mill at the made goods in Ashland instead of San I ing in
of Oregon, where thousands of beef cat- Cinnabar mine on the south side of the Francisco. The Ashland mills pay from the packing this year again.
t'eaisk «ymunually for sale—Lakeview Siskivous are in readiueos for operation fifty to seventy-five per cent, more for
Fresh vegetables, fruits and cheese at
and J, B. McGee «ent to Sau Francisco wool than the sheepmen of Lake county McConnell A Winter’s.
Examiner.
receive for the.r wool.
I feel it niv duty to say * few word.» in re­ today to consult with the owners.
H. J. Clark and family arrived Wednes­
A sure cure for the whisky habit: Dr.
gard to Elv's Cream Balm, and I do so en­
day morning from Heattie to make this their
Livingstone
’
s
Antidote
for
Drunkenness
No
other
preparation
combine-
the
posi
­
tirely without solicitaiioti. I have used it
will cure any case of the liquor habit in home. Mr. Clark is well known through­
more or less
*,u*,lav* found it tive economy. the peculiar merit and the from ten to thirty days, from drinker to out Southern Oregon, having superintended
medicinal
power
of
Hood's
Sarsaparilla.
to be inost admirable 1 have suffered .roiu
the drunkard. The Antidote can be given the brick work on the opera house in this
catarrh of the worst kind ever »ini-e I was a
also on The Oregon hotel at Ashland.
Elder James Humtuer has returned from in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of city,
little bov and 1 never hoped for a enre. but
O'
the person taking it. The Anttdote will Mr. Clark says we have the climate here
Creani Balni »eems to de even that. Many his tour in the East and his -on-in-law. not injure the health in any way. Manu­ ; and his health is always better here than
of mV xcquamunces have used it with ex­ Wm. II. Copper, with his family, and his factured by the Livingstone Chemical Co., ; anywhere else on this coast.—Grant's Pass
cellent results.-Oscar Ost rum. 45 Warreu brother-ir.-law. John L. Baskue. came with San Francisco. Cal. and for :ale by T. K. I Courier.
him to settle in this valley
A«e . Chfesg". Ill
Bo! Pm.
THE PRESIDENT
prPRICts SUGAR,
SUGAR,
Baking mt
McL ONNELL
U
W INTER
J
Powder
V li X TWT <3-
F»OWDH
—zzzz 75 CENTS=
Per Can----And Guaranteed !
.1 Fine Wood Pulp Pail with every Can.
ONION SEED
The only house in the city that makes
Groceries a Specialty.
* We Know No Competition. *
M c C onnell & winter ,
Cor. Main and 1st Ave
FOR SALE!
THIS MAN IS HUNGRY
I
low
99
W
C. * 0. * D. * EMPORIUM
WILSON & WALSWORTH
."TX QUARTER
IIOTOliRAPIkS.
No. 7L
Job Printing at the “Valley Rec
ord” Office.
THE
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MAN'S
POOR
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FRIEND
*
The Merchant Tailor
Clothier,
To
Reduce Stock for- 30
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
AT ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES!
Ihiys
Mens’, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing-,
At actual Wholesale Prices, and no Freight added.
Farmers
and Mechanics,
Now is your opportunity to buy Clothing cheaper than ever
before anywhere else on earth.
$3 Will Buy You a Good Suit of Clothes.
Gents' Furnishing Goods Almost Given Away
G arrick