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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1891)
VALLEY RECORD. Fruit Items. A Cancer Cured. BREVITY BASKET. Timber Land Order. Joa. W. Hockersmith went to Portland Geo. W. Fraytor has returned from The Portland will s^Tru^* line of »teamers to a fr,om,the and way pointe Sunday to interview the Meadows where he has been undergoing to Eureka Cal Ilan<1 otll<-e recently,the land commtssion- canneries and Page & Son about fruit treatment for cancer on his ¡ewer lip by ,' ... , . . ! ers sent the following order, which will AnHLAND. O b Thursday, June 4. 1891 and berry matter». He estimate« that Mrs. Welch of that section. This lady ap sb™y™±i™be of interest to public land states: from 100,000 to 150,000 boxes of peaches plied a salve of her own manufacture P - y- | “Parties may commute timber culture will be marketed from Ashland, Talent which killed the cancer. Then she ap The Crocker Grocery Company keeps the entries at $1.25 per acre under the act of PEHNONAL AND SOCIAL and Phoenix »tation» thia year. March 3, 1891, whether within railroad plied a separating salve to remove it. best coffees and teas in the market. Mi»» Mary Aid went to Biaaon Saturday. The first California peaches shipped East; limits or not, on proof of compliance with J. II. Stewart and Weeks Bro«., it is On the iteli day a big oval cancer fell J. 8. Walter arrived from Eugene Tues reported have contracted their peach off, leaving a large hole, which is heal thi» year left Winters Saturday for Chicago. I the law for four years, when the entry is day. We learn that Mrs. Gus Meainber. a pioneer of Siskiyou valid, and not forfeited bv subsetjuent crop—30,0X1 boxes—to the Salem Can ing up nicely. Mr». A. L. Noltuer return««! to Portland ning Co. The price is said to be l'g Welch has cured quite a number of this county, died Tuesday at bis home in Scott failure to comply with the law.’’ Saturday cents per pound, the boxes furnished by loathsome disease with her salves, the valley. , Geo. H. Currev, editor of the Grunts Pass ingredients of which she kee|>s a secret. Forepaugh's great circus will be here in . Courier, spent Saturday and Sunday in Ml»» Ewan returned Tuesday from the the company w illaiuette September. The advance luan is now in Ashland. The continued illness of hi» DaMli .»f “4 urley" Webb The Oregon Opening Oregon. wife, who is now at her parent's home in Ford Roper. Jr., returned Iron» school in H. L. Webb, an old time resident and Over two vears ago The Oregon hotel i aiifornia Tuoday. The Saxeman property was bid in at Eastern Oregon, necessitates his removal to citizen of Klamath county died there was opened in gran«l style, a banquet, sale Saturday by W. H. Atkinson that section, and be will sell out his valua t'arll Ru»«el) ft (he mail tamer on the Sunday, the funeral being conducted inusi«-, flowers and beautiful ladies by sheriff's ble printing plant. for $2473. A.hland-bhake route. Jackson ' passed through vesterdav Monday by Troop B, O. N. G. He was the score adding grace and dignity to the P. 8. Puckett killed a large cinnamon I fOr Dr. ¡.nigviiie (too. R. Neil wa» up yesterday acting as 51 years old. Mr. Webb was a nephew Beene. Tnes«lay mormngabout Ilo clock bear ■ar at bi» his place nlarp in the tht> Jenny Tennv itpp «^wt.inn ' creek L' section n VX hotel zi I u was ri a opene«i rxz,», 4 the L. second , 1 4 time, â M 4 the k* Ä .kt deputy district attorney. of ex-State Treasurer Webb. He was $ the other ». day. lauubcr! Luuibcr: Grubv i» in the city today, »ho lorn in New York, and from Ohio came but the civilizing influences that attend J 8 Walter is advertising in the Eugene James Norris at his lumber yards on 1’o.tuiavter J. 8. Howard. to the coast in the early fifties, enlisted ed the first ofteniug were su|»erce<ied by papers to irade his house and lots here for the north side of the railroad track, near Eugene property. J.C. Myrtle went to Kpokane. Wanh., in the Oregon Volunteer» and saw serv more violent and barbarous scenes, _____________ the depot, Ashland, can sell you sash,! A 1 Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. I ice in the Indian wars, and at the time of H. B. Ree«i had sub-leased the hotel *•“4 evening on a buiinena trip. Consolidation carried the day nine to ifflte I doors, windows, mouldings and all kin«ls Superior to every other known. his death was a mem tier of the Oregon from Dr. Helm run _, it at Portland. East Portland and Albina in , ... for six — months, , ' .— J. W Courtney and family have returned National Guard. of finishing lumber. I .eave your orders Lsed in Millions of Homes— He was known in or.e and closed :t up Tuesday week. The Monday's election, to Antelope from Klamath over. at Luckey’s real estate office, and they Soutliern <>regon as a whole-souled, lib first firet of June he tendere«! tendere« 1 Dr. Helm a bill 40 Years the Standard. Geo W. Cooper, the Yreka contractor | will be promptly attended to. A. H Maegley returned Sunday from Uie eral man, and is mourned by a wide for $!X), apd the balance cash for this Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky and builder ha» drawn the plans for a $.5000 funeral of hi» father at Ban Jose. circle of friends. month’s rent. It was refuse«!. Tuesday school bouse at Dunsmuir. Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable BORN I Frank Lennart, who ha* been prospect Helm with his attorney, Co). Bowditcb, and Wholesome. ing in Hcott valley, retnrned last evening. Fourth of July Committees Thad. Powell, in from Dea«i Indian Sun Wallace Rogers of The Oregon bar, C. B. Ns other baking powder does such work. PAPE — At Corvallis, June 2. 1891, to Mr. day reports the roads as muddy, soft and Mr*. Jamieson returned to Roseburg The A. II. Co. No. 1, held a meeting Cristler, attorneys for the hotel com and Mrs. Henry Pape, a daughter. Friday, after a vi-il with Miss Nellie Rice. Saturday evening to take the 4th of July pany an«l others read notice to Harvey slushy with snow on the summit. nevi s Viera wuo curries Are Married? If not, send your ad- They appointed ...»««■U, Martin, Reel's clerk who carries a set oi of Mr». O’Neil, wife of the locomotive engi celebration in hand. It was a notice 1 'J,reT,s Th*£,!!?riia!‘ c«*rrJ»PO’M«ng cl“b, neer, wm in the valley from Hftsoti this the following committees: the keys to the house. week, ®°x •M3, *--arE»bnrg, W. V a General committee—O. H. Blount, C. demanding possession and giving (gn | There set- I John Lathrop, formerly a stage driver of lied in Ba- (J U „bdili Weiler, the baker, ft tn Brooklyn, H. Graves. II. J. Hicks, L. L. Merrick, days to quit the premises for non-pay- ment of rent. Martin turned over the Jacksonville, and somewhat of a “bad ker county, Ore N V, working bis way l«ck to Yreka Wm. < >tto. again. gon. near what Committee on printing—O. II. Blount, keys Wallace Rogers removed the i man," arrived from ----- California Friday. cleats to the door leading to hall with a I McMinnville, Or., was visited by a thun is now Baker City, a fC NTf IDV Mr». Col. James Norris returned Hatur- David Ralph, J. M. Gregory. man who has since bull I U It I Committee on finances—C. 8. Graves, hammer. The crowd thought Reed was der storm Saturday night that played havoc a become d«y from the W. C. T. U. convention at identified with the resources and n/” Portland Wm. Otto, II. C. Myer. : out of town. When they started to go I with the electric-light wires and’ left the development of that country. This man ri'lU city in darkness. into the office Reed appeared on the Committee on decoration — 8. B. Whit is no other than Mr. John Stewart, one o. the Verona Jarlieau’. comedy company was scene and wanted to know what they I ! The Oregon state railroad commission wealthiest and most influential citizens in the on Sunday'» north train, as also Thatcher’» tle, G. M. Parkinson, J. T. Million. minstrel» Committee on music—G. G. Eubanks, were doing in his house. Bow'ditcb re- J came out yesterday liioming in a private | county. In a recent letter he says: " I had been suffering from pains in my back and general kid- ; plied they had peaceable possession car, and will spend some time examining ; •ey complaint for some time, and had used many State Senator Voorhees of California was M. N. Ix>ng, O. O. Helman. Committee on amusements—G. F. Mc through his agent Martin, who handed | . the road in this section. remedies without any but temporary relief. The on Sunday’» train from a trip back in Connell, E. J. Kaiser, A. C. Caldwell. i over to Reed the notice. Reed declared The Medfor«l G. A. R. and citizens ob- ’ pains in my back had become so severe that I was -Michigan. he had possession, because he had the ■ served Memorial day with liecoming exer- l prevented from attending to my work and could Frank Hammond, assi.tant postmaster, i Committee on grounds—G. M. Parkin keys to the house and the safe, that Mar-1 ; cises, and Rev. L. D". Goodwin delivered an not move about without the use of a cane. Hear returned Sunday from a trip as far north son, H. J. Hicks, I*avid Ralph. ing, through a friend, of the wonderful cures ef Committee on bail—L L. Merrick, J tin had no authority, and that there was ' oration in the opera house. as Portland. by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was induced to try only two w ays to get Reed out, one by ’ Co. D of this city will decide at Monday'» 1 a fected M. Gregory, David Ralph. box. and from that very first dose I found instant John A. Baker was over from Big Butte I Torce the other by law. Bowditch ex’-| meeting whether the company will go to relief, and before using half the contents of .he this winter and will leave soon for the Sil- j Minkler-Vining. I plained that thev had then acquired i Eugene at the encampment. The prevail- box the pains in my back entirely disappeared. ver lake section. L«st evening at the residence of the peaceable possession, and they starte«l ‘ ing opinion is that they will. I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon The little fellow is hardly A handsome private car containing Col. bride’s mother, Mrs. M. H. Vining, amid for the office door. Reed pulled out his | Accor«iing to a signal officer “at Bandon, 1 Kidney Tea, and can conscientiously recommen d <’. F Crocker and party was on Monday's the acene« of elegant floral decorations revolver and said the first rnan that goes Coos county, Oregon, the elevation being it to my friends. I would not be without it for to be blamed for taking a pull anything.” north passenger. an«i beneath the wedding bell, Ray A. through there gets this. Wallace Rog- 55 feet, the mean annual temperature is Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, inconti T. W. Barclay, ex-klng of the dudes, and I Minkler and Miss Emma Vining were | ers, who was eut out for a sheriff and less variable than any point in the United nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or at the dozing parent’s cigar, Jonas Ford left Sunday for Portland to made as one by Rev. G. J. Webster. I knows how to catch his man, instantly States ” painful sensation while urinating, and all affec seek a new location. John B. Griffin and Jack Newman came tions of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex. after hearing his enthusiastic The bride was dressed in cream silk, 1 grabbed Ree«l and grappled with him, Engineer R T. Melius left (or the south trimmed with cream ribbon and lace, ' while Cristler wrenched the revolver in from Dead Indian Tuesday after a band s praises of the La Estrella J over 100 head of Jim Hamlin's cattle, For Sale by J. C. Barrett & Co. Sunday to take charge of his engine, -ifter a and earned a bouquet of real oranfce j from Reed’s hands. The testimony of which Griffin will take care of during the 1 vacation of a month. blossom» »ent from Southern California. shows that Reed tried hard to get his summer. brand, which is having such i Edward Sparlin left Hunday for Antioch, The wedding party were served with a gun off- Reed testified that he had no For Trade or for Sale. G. H. Hayes and his drovers have ar- , Cal. He ft 83 years old and goes there to bountiful supper in the dining room I intention oi shooting ¡a remarkable run at Reed was trans- rived al the Carr ranch with the band of remain with his sons. after the eventful ceremony. ; ported to Deputy Sheriff Robert Taylor, over 300 head of cattle purchased in this C. R. LAVALLEY’S STORE. Five valley. Jesse D. Carr is up at his Clear I Dr. J. E. Peyton, wife and child visited I Mr. Minkler is the »on of Mr. and who placed him under airest. Dr. Helm Tuesday,being en route to Stock- j Mrs. D. I, Minkler and is one oi this hundred dollars bonds were furnished I Jake ranch from Salinas, Cal. Ileescr Block. tun, Cal., from Drain ' city’» prosperous and substantial young •and the preliminary examination for as Harris A Purdin are renovating the business men, and is to be congratulated sault with a deadly weapon, on Wallace Grand Central hotel. Medford, and putting -A.T DEPOT. ’•Doc.” Richardson and Wm. High came Fresh Fruits, Cigars, Tobac in from their Butte creek ranches last week, ; on w inning the heart and hand of such Rogers, occurred before Justice Berrv ■ a new floor in the office. 8. B. Whittle, the returning again Monday. an amiable and accomplished young lady. yesterday, Francis Fitch for Reed and1 Postal Tel. lineman, went down yesterday Best paying hotel in Ash cos, Confectionery, etc. The happy couple have commenced Geo. R. Neil acting district attorney. to take out their office in the meantime. Mrs. Peeler of Butte City, Mon., was vis land; doing a fine business. iting her friend Mr». J. I). Crocker this housekeeping in a cozy cottage furnished The defendant’s attorney claimed Dr. Keg pickles at C. G. store. in anticipation of the event. The R ec Helm and party were unlawful trespass Is offered for sale or will trade for a fruit week, en route to San Francisco. Some papers refer to Jos. W Hocker-' farm, a stock ranch, or for stock. This is ord and a host of friends and a«'<juain- ers and therefore Reed had the right to H. B. Carter, who has been absent some smith as the pork king, others as the lierry a good opportunity for a trade, as this is a • I time touring in California and the Hawai tancea wish them an abundance of hap do as he did in defence of his property. king, another as the apple king, and a Wil valuable piece of property. Anyone mean piness and prosperity. The Justice bound Reed over to appear lamette exchange as the peach king. Well, i ing business should call on or address the ian islands, arrived home Tuesday. For the Purpose of Selling the before the grand jury in $300 bonds, four kings is a pretty good hand to draw to. j V alley R ecord , Ashland, Or., for further I A S um Kent ion. Henry Brown, a pioneer of Brownsboro particulars. which haa been furnished bv E. Worman Fine Body of Land Known is reported very low with typhoui fever. The finest goods in the market can lie had If you are troubled with rheumatism or Dr Pryce was called this morning. a lame back, allow us to suggest that you and F. Galloway of Medford. Attorney only at the clothing palace of 0. H. Blount. as the Fitch says Reed will sue them for dam- Francis Fitch and bride returned Hatur-1 try the following simple remedy: Take a i ages Judge Bird who recently resigned the cir piece of flannel the size of the two hands, cuit judgeship of The Dalles district, died i day from their wedding tnp, and Mr. F. E. B. Myer is temporarily in charge in Southern California Monday. The fu saturated with Chamberlain's Pain-Balm wm in the eity Monday on business and bind it on over the seat of the pain. j of the hotel and Dr. Helm says he will neral will be under the auspices of the Mi»» Mollie Miller of Jacksonville is stop It will produce a pleasant warmth and re- ; open it for business again as soon as Knights of Pythias lodge Saturday at The Grown from Selected Bulbs. ll AVE OPENED a Real Estate office in ping at Mrs. Houck's this week, having . neye you of all piun. Many severe cases ; possible. Dalles Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four e___________ Early Red ................per lb $1 50 some dentistry work done by Dr. Caldwelf have l»een cured in this way. The Pain Hundred Acres best land in Jackson coun Red Wethersfield ... . “ 1 50 I Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Fine fresh extracts, sauces and spices at ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to J. W. Harris, formerly in the stock rais I Balm can be obtained from all druggists. Yellow Danvers. “ 1 00 C. G. store. that Contain Mercury, suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:—One ing business in Southern Oregon, but now White Portugal.......... “ 2 00 Decoration Day. half down, balance on time. of Visalia, Cal., was on Saturday's south The painting of the interi«>r of O. H. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of In comparing prices please reniemlier that train. Despite the stormy weather a large smell and completely deran'ge the whole Blount's clothing emporium, under the su above quotations include P ostage . 2EL ¿T FARLOW. when entering it through the mu pervision of H. S. Evans, is completed, and Under Sheriff A. H Thompson was out crowd were out Saturday to attend the system G*»e our seed a trial. this popular bouse now presents a much cous surfaces. Such articles should never decoration exercises. The procession, at Jenny creek a few days ago and levied fa fa fa fa A YEA K ! I undertake to briefly Correspondent j solicited. alk appearance with a pink tint under <[■ ■ Illi 11 teat h any fairly intelligent per»«>n of either on 18 timber land claims for delinquent headed by the Ashland band, the militia lie used except on prescriptions from reput neater * 1111 I ■ t>ex, "ho can read and write, and who, able physicians, as the damage they will do the glare of the electric light. company, Burnside Post and W. R. (J. taxes fl |J g I II || II after instruction, will work industriously, TRUMBULL & BEEBE, i is ten fold to the good you can possibly de ! NF V W Viiow to earn Three Thousand Dollars * 1 See the new lot of boys' shoes, only $1.50 and a large crowd of people niRrche«! to i Year in their own localities,w Uercver they live.I will also furnish Mrs. J C. Sheridan, wife of the Central rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure.man- Growers, Importers and Dealers in I The situation or employment,at w hicb you can earn that amount. Point hardware merchant, has been visit the Ashland cemetery to «lecorate the ufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo. per pair, at O. H. Blount’s. No moner for me unlees successful as above. Easily and quickly Returning O.. contains no mercury, and is taken in tug J. J. Strait's family, returning home grave» of the departed ones It is reported the rains of last week “done ; SEEDS, TREES, BULBS and PLANTS, I learned. I desire but one worker from each district oi county. I have already taught and provided with einploj ment a large Saturday. to the Ganiard opera bouse the beautifui ternally, and acts directly u|>oii the blood tip " the cricket )>est in a novel manner in 119-421 Kan some St., San Francisco. number. who are making over $3000 a year each. Jt's X EW parts of Shasta valley. The ground was I and S'OI.IIF. Kill particulars PR EE. Address at once, and mucous surfaces of the system. In ceremony of the order was carried out Mention this paper. Walter Farnham, who came home from £. C. AL>f»EN. Box 440, Augu*ta» Maine, black with them and the storm drove them Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get Portland some months ago sick with mala ami the large audience listemj«i attent buying genuine. It is taken internally, and into the cracks of the adobe soil to get out ria, is still unwell and went over to Cole- ively to an able ami patriotic address by the made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A of the way. The rain caused the cracks to Robert McLean of Grants Pass Appro C stein Sunday. close in on them. o. priate music was rendered by the Ash M^*8old by Druggists, price 7.5c. per Mrs. T. O. Andrews and children, who I The Crocker Grocery Company pay cash land band and the Octette club. In the bottle. have been stopping at the Cove ranch for ' for poultry at regular market rates. several weeks returned to Ashland the first afterncon the Hargadine cemetery graves ■ Central Point Poiuters. The Sisson Mascjt is a new paper born • of the week. were decorated, and the Poet, W. R. C. last week. R. Beers Ix>os is its editor. It Times are improving here. E. Reich man of Fort Jones and Sam Pra an«l others went to Taleat ft full of advertisements and presents a I ther were on Sunday's train, the former gu ; The obtiarvanee of memorial day at E. H. Boardmon of 1’ortland was here neat and attractive appearance. Bro. Loos ing to Indianapolis to buy a $12.900 grist latent was largely attended, despite the throws a bright and interesting pen and the i in the interest of the railroad company. . mill for Fort Jones. inclemnnt weather. Burnside Post and R xcobp wishes the new paper to be a Mas 8. B. Gardner of Bandon has lieen cot for its publisher. Ex-Ma yor E. B, Pond of San Francisco W. R. G. of Ashland, followed by the •topping at Central Point the past few and late democratic candidate for governor school children of Wagner creek and citi Jim Corbett and his manager were on I of California, ft »topping at the Klamath zens marched through the handsomely days. last evening’s train to join the Thatcher I hot springs this weex. decorated graveyard, where the poet ex minstrels and give sparring exhibitions. Several fine horses were disposed of Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Tanner came over ercises were conducted over the grave of last Tuesday morning to a California He is a clever fellow and talked with all the boys at the depot. He remarked: “I feel I from Mott Sunday to look after their fruit Comrade Hargrave. A short, but im- buyer. confident that I can lick Jackson. He is at | orchard, fifteen acres of which is in (teach firessive and appropriate address was de- J. K. McClelland of Portland was in his best now and I am young,” rees which bear this year. ivered by (Joi. James Norris of Ashland. Mr»- D- L. Beever and daughter, Miss Vocal music was furnished by singers town last week looking after the tobacco Bargains in hosiery and underwear at C. I Mattie, went to SUson Sunday to remain from Talent and Ashland and instrun-en-1 interest. O. D. Emporium. during the summer. Mr. B. is employed tai music by the '49 banc. W. P, Ed. Temple was up from Rock Point Lieut. Holley, Sergeant Ward, Corporal i by a lumber company there. Squires recited a beautiful poem. this week in behalf of the interest of' Peck and Private Boyd, of the U. 8. A., ! Frank Shideler. who is teaching the Soda Benj. Haymond. i who have been here a week looking up re-1 North of Rogue River. Springs district school, gets on the train at emits for the army, will leave Saturday for ; Chas. Gay and Bert Kinney, the St. Steinman Friday evenings and returns from , Grants Pass. They have found none nere. i Some of <>ur district schools are about his home at Medford Sunday morning*. I Cloud ’ s popular runner, are sojourning These gentlemen made a neat, attractive to dose their first quarters,and the school I in the mountains. and gallant appearance and are quite catch- Jiqi Hall, his trainer Billy Woods and superintendent is much sought for. i | ing to the eve. •'Parson" Davie« of Chicago, celebrated Chas. Stidham, son and daughter have Í We have heard nothing of interest lights in the pugilistic world, were on Mon Some of the Jacksonville boys had some gone to Marshfield, where they will make from the recent discovery of asbestos lo- day's north train bound for the East from fun the other evening by taking away a jug their future home. p: cated near the farm of 1>. Reynolds. of wine from a citizen named Johnny May San Francisco. be. That half gallon jug of wine cost theni Peter Applegate and partv started on M. A Smith of Soda Springs was at Med-1 That dreadful scourge, the la grippe, $106 when Justice of the Peace Plymale | ford la»t week in attendance at the quar haa at last relinquishoil its death grip their survey Wednesday. They will sur just was through. Wine at $106 per half gallon ' terly confarenee of the M. E. church south. and is numbered with the relics of the vey two townships. conies high, but the Jacksonville boys are There were nine ministers and five ilele- past, thank heaven. Chas. Rippey is convalescing after a i “hot stull’' and must have it, you know. g»ies in attendance. See those new shoes for $2.50 at O. H. i Mrs. Welch, late of Kansas, is treating two weeks severe illness. We hope soon Mrs Julia A West returned home to; to see him on our streets again. Blount's. Portland Monday, after a visit of several the lip of G. W. Prater of As iland for James Wriiriit and Kit Carson were at weeks in Ashland. Master Roland Mc cancer of nine years standing, which was G. L. Webb was up Sunday, having the countv seat this week. The latter is Dr. Caldwell operate on his molars. He Bride went with her to remain with hi» doing well when last heard from. grandfather in that city, Crops are looking well on the north engage«! to do some carpenter work there. is with C. J. Howard’s railroad survey Quite a number of our people took in ing party who are appraising the value Fred Houck is learning the art of com Bide of the river and the farmers who They were on south pounding paper bags, piU», plasters and es« aped the devastations of the cloud- the picnic and dance at Eagle Point on of railroad land. etceteras, preparatory to going still deeper ■ burst are very jubilant over their future May 30th, and report an enjoyable affair. fork of the Little Butte, bound for Dead into the sciences of a druggist, under the . prospects. Indian. After surveying east of Ashland Miss Libbie Perry is down with the they will make their way to the bead of skillful tutorship of J. C. Barrett. Thousands of grasshoppers are coming typhoid fever. Dr Pryce is in attend Applegate. Bert Kingsbury, who has been engaged ; into existence and the festive hen is be- ance, and we think his skill will bring Eastern svrup. codfish, chipped beef, ' in the stock buying business »bout Truckee, , winning to chirp gleefully over the future her a speedy recovery. mince meat, at The C. G Co.’s store. nj*'* ",ln'1 “d The campmeeting which commences E. Mavs,the cattle buyer for the North d’Alene mines, for a new location. ™ »• here June 11th will in all probability be west Cold Storage Co., was on Friday’s Sheriff (’. F. 1-aunieister. of san Fran- Ira bil mbon working a success, ag extensive preparations are north train. He reports having shipped cisco with his wife and children were on >'ke a charm in hi» coal mine, and is being made for the occasion. 2000 head of beeves from California, Ne Monday's train from a trip up north. Mr. now waiting for eome energetic miner to Frank Hoberg of Marshfield paid Cen vada and Arizona to the north this spring an 1 Mrs LmunsMsr were delighted with apply for a contract preparatory to far tral Point a living visit last week He and says this week’s shipments about theappearance of Ashland an«l the valley, ther development of the mine. is after a goo«! span of horses, and is con wind it up as from now on Oregon beef R. A. Minkler and C. E. Donnelly were T" ' .Houston, ” ___ , Beagle’s efficient r __ siderably stuck on one of Fredenburg’s cattle are coming into the markets, and M. A. post- at the county seat Tuesday. Mr. 1». main-, master, has been at death's d«x>r for fine teams will snpplv the demand for the balance : tains that be was there ' *OIllv RS R Witness pmnv « (L many wsxralra weeks wtfl> with u a oorhnnol« carbuncle a on the a of the year. The ball given here on July 3d will no with an ba,k < rf h ” n « k - «"» ¿¿d to ’ ¿v he back of his neck. We are glad sav Nothing but cash trade solicited at 0.. 11. ' suspicion hts friends have long entertained. ¡8 n)Uch ¡„proved under the skilltul doubt be the grandest event of the sea i son Fitzgerald A Webb’s string band Blount’s. Horticultural Commissioner Whitman treatment of Dr Linsev. . will luiioou win furnish iuv the music, Fredenburg r rvueuuurg me the Welborn Beeson, up from 'Talent today, was in town Friday interesting local dealers On the evening of May L th there was »upper, anil a good time is anticipated. 1 I informs us that Hockett & Co., working in California fruits against the re I mite and , germ of the oyster shell bark louse, two a « loud-burst at the head of Snider creek, I redenburg and Rippey, who after the Israel Pattor ledge, cleaned up Sun pest* which infest the oranges from that accompanied with much bail, devastat- ing both crops and land along its chan- several mouths wrangling have wade a day 20 tons of ore run through the An section. nel, doing the most damage nearest the match race, the dispute being Freden-, derson mill, Phillip Mullen superintend Jesse 8. Roberts, for many year» one of »«•ene of action, Wm. Gee & Co. suffering bur‘-’ »anted to rqn «00 yards and Rip- ent, which turne«! out $30 per ton with the popular railway mail clerks running ~ omtky . pev 400. They compromised the matter about $100 more in the mill Jack Gar P from Ashland to San Francisco, made his the heaviest losses. however, and the distance will be a sin-' vin, who is running a shaft for Jim Ham Sams Valley, May 28, 1891. last trip out Saturday, having been trans gle dash of 500 yards. They will i un for lin, also struck a rich vein of quartz the ferred to the Napa valley liue, which is a other day. Several companies are busi Rheumatism is like sand in the liearings $200 a side, $50 already being up as a for- ; ly engaged tunneling. decided promotion. The best of machinery. H«xxl's Sarsaparilla ft the feit They will run Julv 3d. Willis Dyer arrived from Cottonwood great lubricator which cures the disease horse will win. Considerable money i A choice line of summer cRe84 good» at > couilty. Minn., the other <lav with four will be won and lost among the Central! C. O. D. Emporium. bloo led horses of his own ami a lfXWlb C, B. t’ristler went to Portland last even Pointers, as they are eager to back their E. M. Miller io home this week from Vercheron stallion of T E. Hili s. Mrs. ing. favorites. Central Point will also give a I Hill also came out with a carload oi furni Adolph Rostel of Yreka is paying Jack purse for a saddle horse and pony race, • bis quartz ledge two miles east of Meriin. ture and is now hx arei in the eastern ¡«art sonville a visit. He has two men at work and they have to be run on the same day, the distance a shaft 40 feet deep. of tb« city. Mr Hill is expected every day Thev will have to Charley Frizell recrive«! a New Maiden bi- being half mile and quarter, single dash. drive an air drift of 50 feet. ppw. The ltsdge ’ cycle Tuesday. Myron Carnek, the Yreka Vukan. was Central Point can boast of having some is now two feet wide and enlarges as it i^yi Kagan has gone to Woodburn to over Fridav to attend the K. of V. lodge. erect a residence for his brother. of the best blooded horses in Oregon, and goes down, the prospects also increasing. ARE IDJLIX j Y JLZRZEòIVIZtSTG- BesiUes his blacksmithing business he acts Chas. Schults, circuit court b.-uliff, re- I all of different classes. It is quite a treat Assays made by Portland and San Fran as grand tliumper for Editor M«'Carthy of turned y esterday from Han Francisco. to see them paratie the streets. Signal cisco parties and Phillip Millen of orc at the Yreka Telegram, whom the laird of | Daniel Walker. to leave for Tehauia George, a trotter, takes the eye 23 feet down show up well in both gold ,w> but ,,w. _____ Jr., - - ex|>eeu • creation made out of plenty of nerve, is yreat great in in ■''Prague river this week io remain all sum I of a good many of our «-itizens and is a and silver, besides a heavy («ercentage of not enough physique. *'Cuge” i* mer fine step|*er. Then comes the fatuous 1 copper. handling h|s ‘'dukes.' i Mrs. sol Abraham. grand worthy matron stallion Philogeue, imported from France, Liverpool salt to l>e had cheap in Urge Win. Gee is over this week from his farm of the O. K. b.. is in town on official busi- weighiug 1800 lbs. and bought by a syn quantities at the C, G. store. Cocker build- and coal mine in the Rogue river section. ; ness. dicate of this place for $1800. He is a j ¡ng. He reports a « loud burst between Sams val- Mi,........................................... • — Miss Fannie Willis, who has been visiting beautiful horse and has good action. But lev ami The Meadows which planked up Miss Gertrude Van Tassel, returned to Sac / Lk'ouomy t» not always wealth, as a last of all comes U. C. McClendon's r?•? passenger of Friday’s north train discov hail, on the small mountain where two ramento this morning. nowned running horse. Lewi. P.' This storms met. two feet deep, while in fifteen I’raeht will come down from Sitka horse U * beituiy among the beauties,has ered. He had a parrot smuggle«! in the minutes the waler all over his farm was on Max the next steamer. E. T. Hatch having two feet deep. He was surprised at the a good fiedigree and bis racing record is heater of the tourist car in his endeavor small amount of damage this terrific roar departeil to relieve hin: Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and what Oregon might well feel proud of, to beat the baggage man out of 50 cents. A few day» ago the mother of a pup be having run in Chicago as a two-year-old, The porter was unaware of the ]>arrot produced and heated up his heater to warm some longing to a resident of Roseburg was also in California. At our district fair at Prices that Defy Competition. r, R. Luckey .the head of the big cannery killesl. Strange as it may seem a cat on coffee. Re thought he heard some tall being put tn at Eugene, »nd a brother of the place adopted tlic orphaned pup, and he ran a dead heat with Bingo, on three cussing going on, but not knowing that a legs Every mouth is til|ed with admi W N. Luckev of Ashland, was in the valley We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON <k CO.’» (Chicago; Rul parrot was aboaid thought it was being iieveral days last week procuring some of is now raising it along with her own kit ration as tbev see him walking our done by some chronic passenger. When School House Shoes, awl CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boslou; $3 OU calf B J tens. This is the only spring “ freak ” the prodm’ts of this section to be worked streets, stepping so proudly, carrying his through his cannery. The commencement story we have in stock at present.—Ke- bead so stately, easting his restless eye the owner went to have a little talk with Shot«, the best made. Every pair guaranteed. Polly, lo ami behold he was cooked for of canneries in Willamette valley towns is view. _________ here and there, seeming to say “Can you good, making another market for the fruits lc - catch uie? ” Frol»w<e Court. culi«r to our genial climate and fruitful Don Cameron, of Port Cost*. Cal , a rail In matter of the estate of William Logan soil. Another year will be as lang as this •action can possibly put off the construc- Slaughter— Semi-annual exhibit examined I Don't miss getting one of those new tailor road man and capitalist interested in Ash laud, is her? pa a Yirii. and approved. 'u1*- at V. U. Blount ( wb of a caQucrv with a Urge capacity. Baking Powder One Dollar* M c C onnell & winter , ZK LEADING GROCERS A QUIET PUFF GIVEN flWÄYl UNTIL! JUNE: 30TH ! ONLY The ARLINGTON HOTEL REAL ESTATE We are overstocked with straw ONION SEED MARIA COLVER FARM I hats in both Men and Boys’,and until June 30th we will do nate one Straw Hat with every suit we sell, either in Men’s or Boys’. LARGEST STOCK HATCH OUT A CHICKEN! ! Neither will proclamations on dead walls revive languishing trade. We will also make a special run in Mens’ Fine Kangaroo Shoes, at NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING $3 per pair. They are sold every where at $5 per pair. But we have Is the great too many of them. INK-UBATOR FOR HATCHING OUT BUSINESS. Boys’ Suits Everybody Reads the VALLEY RECORD—It is THE Medium to Reach THE PEOPLE. We will sell for $2 and upward,and give a straw hat with evrey suit, until June 30th. ZEPHYR, : AMOSKEAG. : GINGHAMS, Mens’ Cottonade Pants We will sell for 50 cents, and if CRITERION CLOTH, you are not satisfied we will give Satines, other new Dress Goods your money back. and Hosiery. YOURS TRULY, WILSON & WALSWORTH C. 0. D. EMPORIUM, H. C. MYER O. H. BLOUNT, ASHLAND, OREGON. NEW GOODS! Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Grents and Boys Clothing;, Agent WALTER A. WOODS Mowwers, Rakes and Harvesting Machinery. VICTOR MOWERS, HAY CARRIERS, HARPOON and JACKSON’S Hats, Caps, etc. And will be sold at our well known LOW PRICES. J. M. McCALL.
