Valley record., June 18, 1891, Image 3

VALLEY RECOBD.
Wool Product of This Valley.
Julius Goldsmith was in town Monday
receiving Van Dyke’s wool clip. He in­
us that he has purchased 20,000
ASHLAND O b . . .Tar mdat , June 1« 1801 forms
lbs. of wool this spring, principally from
tbedips of the Van Dykes, P. Donegan’s,
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL..
Tbos. W. Whelplev’s and others in this
county and Wm. Chapman’s, the princi­
Squire Parker was m the city Tuesday.
pal sheepman of Josephine county. He
Joe Butler went to Dunsmuir this morn­ puts the wool clip of this valley at 50,000
lbs.
Wm. Bybee, who is the largest
ing.
wool raiser, bad 12,000 lbs. which he
Mr». A. Lamb of Phoenix was in the city sold to Kosbland Bros., Portland.
Tuesday.
FRUIT ITEMS.
BREVITY BASKET.
Interesting Reports Frotu the Rast­
ern Fields. —Local Notes.
Fresh Santa Cruz cheese at C. G. store.
MARRIED.
CORDELL- GREGORY-In Ashland,June
17, 1891. at the residence of the bride's
brother. J. W. O. Gregory, by Rev. C. A.
Lewis, W. A. Cerdell and Miss Marrabel­
la Gregory.
They have commenced housekeeping at
Mr. Cordell’s residence on Bush street.
Two of this city’s most respected and es­
timable citizens, a large circle of friends
and acquaintances wish them much pros­
perity and happiness.
Fred H. Rowe.the Roseburg lumberman,
has made an assignment.
Joa. W. Hockersmith went to Grants
Congressman Hermann delivers the ora­
Pass Mon lay to arrange with the 8. P. tion on the Fourth at Canyonville, Douglas
D. A L. Co. for tbe shipment cf a car­ ! county
load of fiuit boxes for a starter on his
Roseburg's musically inclined ladies have
fruit packing business- He is expecting I tackled
wind instruments and have organ-
the arrival in a few days ot a carload of . ized a brass band.
peach wrapping paper.
Louis Tucker makes 10U lbs. of superior
BORN.
The Salem5:annery will put up 2,000, ' butter per week at his dairy farm for the
| Ashland market
000 cans of fruit this year.
Court Business at Linkville.
John Briner’s figure was seen in tbe city
KING—In Ashland precinct, June 10, 1891,
Saturday
Janies W. Massie, the bralnenisn, got his
Josh Buckmaster, who turned state’s
This season’s abundant fruit yield
to the wife of Rufus King, a son.
thumb
between
two
cars
last
week
and
is
Conductor Fred Wall wan here yesterday evidence in Northern California, which makes a fruit cannery for Ashland next now wearing his good clothes in Ashland.
CLOPTON—At Bonanza, June 7, 1891, to
sent Elery Dixon to the penitentiary,was year an imperative necessity.
on a special.
In fact it
the wife of T. J. Clopton, a son.
The trainload cattle shipments from the
Mrs. H. C. Faber returned to Tulare, discharged from the Redding jail recent­ should have been in operation this sea­ south for Portland and Puget sound have TAYLOR—In Ashland precinct, June 13,
ly and returned to Linkville last week son.
184*1, to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Taylor, a
Cal., yesterday.
ceased, E. Mays taking the last one up yes-
where be gave himself up to Sheriff Gow­
son
The Salem Canning Co. have offered ’ terdav.
W. A. Harrison of FL Klamath was in en on other charges, his case being on
—In Ashland, June 18, 1891, to Mr.
the city Sunday.
___ spring
__ _ run
_ _ of ___
____ excur- COLE
tbe __
Raymond
trial now. D. P. Royce was convicted, to put in a branch cannery at Medford I The
and Mrs. G. W. Cole, a son.
next
year
for
a
$2000
bonus.
sion
parties
through
this
route
has
quit.
John Nichols and Wood Hurst were reg­ and not yet sentenced
Henry Goodlow
istered here Sunday
is still in jail, to. be tried next.
They
The ripening of peaches this year is It will commence in September for the
DIED.
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Fred Fradenburg went to Yreka Tuesday, I will all three go the Oregon penitentiary. about ten dava later than last and the summer run.
Jas. Quinn is putting in an electric light HAYMOND—At Rock Point,June 15, 1891, Superior to every other known.
returning la«t evening.
work of picking Early Alexanders will
at Yreka which is to be operated by
Mrs. Hattie Haymond. wife of County Used in Millions of Homes—
Big Ditch Completed.
commence about the 10th of July. plant
Mrs. H. Judge returned this mornmg
a dynamo located at Shasta river, four
Commissioner Ben Haymond, aged 46
40 Years the Standard.
The irigating ditch enterprise in the Raspberries will be picked in about a miles from the town.
from a visit in Portland.
years
Table Rock section is completed.
It is week.
Delicious
Cake
and Pastry, Light Flaky
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McCall returned three miles long and irrigates about 3600
Mrs Haymond was a daughter of Mrs. J.
George H. Currey has sold the Grants
Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable
borne from Portland Monday.
Mr.’Hockersmith is having the mam­ I Pass Courier to Jerry Nunan, a ne' vspaper B White, a pioneer of Southern Oregon,
acres of farming land .
C. H. Pickens,
and Wholesome.
who now resides in Oakland, Cal., and a
Geo Kmitb of Linkville passed through who superintended part of its construc­ moth warehouse at tbe depot cleaned up man formerly of eastern Oregon. 5 tr. Cur­ sister
N«t other baking powder does such work.
of Jay Beach,of Vancouver. She was
and whitewashed, preparatory to hand­ rey has gone to La Grande
Saturday on a visit to Eugene.
tion informs us that it is a very substan­
an exemplary woman, of many excellent
W.
Mrs. J. N. Phillips returned last Thurs­ tial ditch, built to withstand any of the ling Page A Son’s truit shipments.
Prof. J. 8. Diller of the U. 8. geological »r'its of character, and her death will be
A.
Patrick
will
be
in
charge
of
the
pack
­
r.-uoa,} through last week"
week fo-r
for “San l‘.~...~ied
-icJ * by
---- a 1---------
-« ' of
— friends.
»-
I survey passed
day from a trip to Oakland, Cal.
large circle
Her •
heavy winter raises of Rogue river. Tbe I ing again this year.
'Francisco, f"
He will
2‘ arrive
_
here
___ soon again
‘ | *ook place at Rack Point Tuesday,
D. L. Minkler baa been »pending a week head of the ditch is a flume 4x5 feet box­
unrn
u
-
nrL'
in
thia
vallov
neral
Rev M A Williams conducting the serv-
D. II. Stearns commences the publica­ to do some more work in this valley.
out at Fish lake, with A. F Hunt.
ed in like a drift and in solid surround­
Some villain entered Harris & Murphy ices.
tion
of
a
horticultural
and
floncultural
ings.
E.
P.
Pickens,
R.
E.
Drum,
Win.
The undersigned will operate his
Mr. Bash ford of the Shuleler farm near
Bybee and E . B. Hunsaker are the own monthly in Portland July 5th with E. R. Bros, meat market over the bridge last Fri-
Medford was here Monday selling wheat.
F;
uit
Tr^es
Affected.
day
night
and
stole
a
quarter
of
fine
beef,
era of the ditch, and some twenty-five Lake as editor.
besides rifling the till of $2.15 in change.
Iler. Father McGrath was over from
Eugene Guard.]
Yreka yesterday visiting Rev. Father Wat- men were employed in its construction.
Dover, Del., June 11.—The season is
Win. Quigley now runs a saddle animal
We are informed that a
rj-
now so far advanced that estimates of the passenger line connecting the Cinnabar appearance
Coancil Doings.
on the young trt
(atal *!' lhe
County Clark Cbaa. Cbanalor of Grants
mines
and
Garretson
s
medical
springs
peach
crop
may
be
made
with
some
reas
­
HIS YEAR, and any parties desiring
Liquor license ordinance was amended
precinct,
and
that
it
is
quite
Pass went to the Klamath hot springs Sun­
with the daily express to Oak Bar. The trees, nearly one-half of them dyi. . s;d,
their bay put up in a first-class mer­
so that council could grant license, on 30 onable hope of their being realized. The fare is $3.
day.
weather has been remarkably cool for
chantable manner can be accommodated
of the (»’•'■hards. At first the unde, fillers
day’s notice at any meeting.
this time of the year, in fact there have
A tourist carload of Indians from the the leaf is attacked with countless nu »«..i, by letting him know. Satisfaction guaran­
Farlow, Mowat. Merrick and Joe Million
Bill of W. N. Luckey for acknowledge­ been few warm days so far. Frosts have Hoopa valley, Humboldt county, Cal , res­ of lice, after which an army of large b. ’« teed
WILLIAM BUTLER,
are home from their fishnicing at Jenny
ments taken in 1889; referred to finance occurred at intervals all spring,and there ervation passed through Monday evening ants make their appearance on the lea.
Ashland, Oregon.
creek
committee to report.
was one as late as'|May 1 Mb but they for the Chemawa Indian training school The people in that section are in a querv
Harry Merrick and Bonner McConnell
whether the lice or the ants do the deadly
J. T, Bowditch. E. J. Farlow and may- ' have not been of a killing character. near Salem.
are over from Yreka visiting relatives and
work,
some cla
claiming
that the
tbe latter
latter feed
feed on
on
The Bantist church nlavpd a the
Wal.ir.in
»u
* ’ sonie
immg that
or appointed a committee to examine Most of the peach producing section lies <ffiildren*!&rtaiisasj>rodigies,
friends.
“* the
“
Strayed or Stolen.
books and accounts of W. R. Mayfield, in Ksnt county.
This
was
not
formerly
O. Harbaugh, the prospeious farmer of deceased, as citv marshal since January
iard
nnprii
hnu«u>
Fridav
»nd
¿«tni-dav
J
nem
\
lb
e
matter
should
be
immediately
Horticultural
the case
For many years New Castle in^.0PeThe p«rformancean|?y ^he^ciifdren ' (jmnniission!0^ the
Medford precinct, was here Monday on
nnxr nMY RESIDENCE on the oppo-
1, 1891, and to report at next meeting.
business.
led in peach raising but of late she has was highly appreciated.
i
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HOM -j of th ’ railroad from the S. I.
fallen
off
largely
and
continually
and
G.
W.
Smith
was
appointed
to
act
as
site side ottm
Grants Pass, some
Rev. G. W. Black and wife of Grants
The
superb
crop
outlook
for
southern
Matilda
Whittle.Indian
wife
of
the
late
& L. Co. s ««cto». ■ , go 18M a bright-
Pass have been visiting in Ashland the city marshal until next regular meeting. peach interests instead of being the larg­ Oregon will make the district fair a mon-1 Bob Whittle a well-known trader in the v.
tnne
on
the
mg
bt
of
M
>old %Um rangey
est and most profitable have ceased to be
past weak,
Adjourned to June 24th.
strous
success, both
in
the
way
of extraor-
earlv davs
where Ken
Ken«
nnw
eton
m >s bay horse four Jiçars
forehead, some
important.
dinary
products
and
in
the
increased
cir-
S
VS
Wbere
®
no
*
8ta
»ds,
W H. Bostwick and Nat Langell return­
built, long tail, «tar .n
. white als0
The
yellows
have
nearly
destroyed
the
Passed
Away.
culating medium for red lemonade and uvau-
ed Saturday from a business trip to Klam­
white on nose, botfr hind fee. -th smooth
orchards
in
Sussex.
Tbe
crop
will
also
ath county.
etceteras.
The Portland Exposition, which opens- left forefoot. Shod all round Wi. '
]„»,
Mrs. Elizabeth Rush Erb died Sunday
be small. Peach raising is comparative­
The first carload of mineral water that ^ept- l“th, promises to completely over- shoes. When last s<ton had boot .
L. B. Briner of Langell valley has been morning at her home at tbe residence of ly a new industry and the orchards are
leg.
a .
in the past week visiting his children and Mr. ana Mrs. I. W. Burriss on Pine neither so numerous nor so large as in ever left Southern Oregon was shipped from shadow all its predecessors. If the splend- hind
A reward of $25 will be given for his n.
Ashland to Portland Monday by Parkinson id lithograph which Superintendent turn
on bunness.
street, aged 80 years, 6 months and 4
or
any
information
that
will
lead
to
Kent county, but tbe land is lighter and ¿Walker, ft was a carload of soda water Mitchell has sent out to tbe press, gives
his recovery.
H. J. CLARK,
John Byron and wife of Albany, who days. A large concourse of people at­ ' more forward.
In consequence of this
ExSto^this y^^’doSbte1 of ‘fte
Grants Pass. Or.
have been visiting at Radcliff’s, left Sunday tended the funeral, the interment being the trees bloomed earlier than in Kent dlesVSffin Portland.3 ”
in tbe Ashland cemetery Monday after­
for Colorado.
county
and
the
young
germ
was
caught
J. W. O. Gregory was over this week success are pushed aside. The lithograph
noon, Rev. G. J. Webster preaching tbe
Mrs. Arnoup, who has been visiting Mrs.
and nipped by the frosts that did little from the Scott valley mine, bringing along received is one of the handsomest and
Wni. Patterson, returned to San Francisco sermon. The deceased came to the coast damage to the buds not so well devel­
in 1864, and was the mother of Mrs. I.
"ave
this morning
W. Burriss, Mrs. Henry Smith. Mrs. oped.
Phil Stevens and John Witt touched Ash­ John Wells, Mrs. Levi Broadsword, W.
The great bulk of Delaware peaches
land Sunday and left in the afternoon for W. Erb and other children in the East­ will come from Kent county,
In the
the campmeeting.
i
’
“
part of ‘ the
county where the
ern states. A more extended notice will southern
soil is lighter and where the buds were
H. b. Emary, the universal combination to be a wagon road built from somewhere
Miss Ella Sullivan, who has been attend­ be printed hereafter.
' ha? ?L“de a s,weeping near Cole’s station to the quicksilver
ing tbe convent at Albany, returned to
1 more advanced, - the crop
. will be light,
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Montague Tuesday.
perhaps about a third of what 1 is called a reduction in the price of this popular fence —
Ashland Celebration.
which is taking the lead of all others. See mines on Beaver creek; that the com­
I
full
crop.
tbe
central
pa
In
the
part
of
the
pany
will
put
up
furnaces
at
the mine,
Miss Jessie Hann of Roseburg has I>e4h
the
items
of
reduction
in
his
ad.
in
this
is
­
The 4th of July will be celebrated in
there will
will nni
not ho
be nunr
over Hal
half a crop, sue of the R ecord and govern vourself ac­ besides numerous other improvements.
visiting her friend, Mrs. J. Wachenheimer, Ashland grand style, as will be seen ’ state f.hAra
wife of the conductor.
The road will open, up quite a mining
by the program in advertisement on while in tbe northern part there will be cordingly.
A general review
camp, and a large amount of valuable
H. A. Ferguson, the experienced stone the editorial page. More money has but two thirds crop.
Henry
Wilson
’
s
son.with
a
crowd
of
men,
mason, is doing some work at the Wagner been snbecribed than ever before. of the crop prospects of the state shows passed Alturas last Thursday with a band timber land; also good mineral springs.
sola springs this week.
Tbe committee were indeed fortunate in that the crops will not be near sufficient of 12,000 sheep, which they are taking to There is already a crowd of men work­
to meet the ordinary demands of trade.
McKinley Mitchell of Gervais, married securing as orator of the day Hon. Geo, Advices received from the peach grow­ Warner vallev. Wilson and Alexander are ing in the quicksilver mines, and they
going to try the sheep business evidently, are undoubtedly good mines if properly
Mr.
recently to a San Francisco girl, was on B. Robertson, the Yreka lawyer.
the cattle didn’t turn out very profitably. worked.
Tuesday's train with his fair bride.
Robertson is an eloquent and flowery ing centers of New Jersey also show a as
FFe
falling off in the crops of nearly fifty —Alturas New Era
orator
and
was
a
conspicuous
figure
in
The farmers and ranchers of Bogus
Dr. W. H. Scott of Grand Blanc, Mich.,
per cent.
Eastern syrup, codfish, chipped beef,
has been in Ashland looktog at tbe country tbe last legislature as assemblyman from
creek,
Willow
creek.
Little
Shasta
and
New York, June 11.—Fruit dealers in mince meat, at The C. G Co.’s store.
Siskiyou and Del Norte. Besides being
with a view of coming here to live.
Shasta valley are agitating the project of
this city who have carefully canvassed
a
pleasing
orator
Mr.
Robertson
will
be
a
A. M. Ruddeck was in this week for the organizing an extensive irrigation district
Prof. Starr, of Willamette University,and
The little fellow is hardly
the
prospects
for
the
New
Jersey
and
first
time
since
fall
from
his
stock
ranch
at
great
drawing
card
for
our
celebration.
Dr. Harrington, editor of the Christian Ad
for the purpose of constructing an im­
He is a fine looking man, with the grace Delaware peach crops state that there Buck lake. He reports the grass growing mense canal from Klamath river, taking to be blamed for taking a pull
vocate, spent Tuesday at Colestein.
will be a great shortage for dried and fine, but heavy froste have killed the huck­
Henry Ammerman has been out at Link­ and dignity of a thoroughbred Georgian, canned peaches. They state that a large leberry crop. The Dead Indian country is the water from some point above Shovel
has
few
equals
as
a
conversationalist
with
ville during court on business concerning
so muddy that be will return on horseback, creek. They think a ditch at loast twenty at the dozing parent’s cigar,
ladies and can kiss more babies (big girls, proportion will have to come from Cali­ not being able to take his wagon through feet wide would perform the service re­
the estate of the late Samuel Colver
too) in a day than the late Gen. Sher­ fornia. Many orders have already been loaded.
quired, to carry about 20,000 filches of after hearing his enthusiastic
Miss Alice Hanley left Saturday for San
placed with California growers at prices
water. If properly built it will irrigate praises of the La Estrella
Francisco with John A. Hanley’s little girl man.
Fine
candies
received
this
week
at
the
C,
above last year.
Advices received here G. Co.’s store.
that whole side of Shasta valley«—Jour­
to have her eyes treated by an eminent oc-
Good Indians Unearthed.
state
that
the
Delaware
peach
crop
will
culist
nal.
brand, which is having such
There will be a greater amount of hay
C. H. Pickens,while engaged last week not exceed a half million baskets.
J. W. Hays and W. H. Hearn, chiefs of digging the Table Rock irrigating ditch
raised in this valley this vear than ever be­
A sure cure for the whisky habit: Dr.
Chicago, June 11.—Fruit dealers here fore, and es there will be such a sur­ Livingstone’s Antidote for Drunkenness a remarkable run at
the Postal Telegraph at Portland, were
shown the sights of Ashland Sunday by W unearthed the remains of five Indians, assert that tbe Eastern peach crop is far plus larger quantities will have to lie will cure any case of the liquor habit in
three bucks and two squaws of the Rogue i below tbe expectation and at the utmost shipped. Wm. Butler gives-notice in the from ten to thirty days, from drinker to
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-
$1.00 per pair
H. Mowat.
C. R LAVALLEYS STORE Men’s Lawn Tennis Shoes,
river tribe who belonged to tbe “royal
columns of this week’s R bcobd the drunkard. The Antidote can be given
«
Mrs. Steinmeyer and Willie Woodstock, family” in this country probably a hun­ will be but a two thirds crop. California advertising
Dress Shoes, all sizes
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-
1.5o
he will have his Lightning hav baler in in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
Reeser Block.
of Bonaparte, Iowa, sister and nephew of dred years ago, and undoubtedly died will have to be depended upon for a good­ that
operation
this
year.
<<
the
person
taking
it.
The
Antidote
will
Mrs. J. R. Casey, arrived last week for a
ly supply to meet tbe demands.
Tbe
Working Boots, brand new
-
2.5o
not injure the health in any way. Manu- Fresh Fruits, Cigars, Tobac
before tbe feet of white men trod the soil scarcity of peaches has increased the de
Bargains in hosiery and underwear at C. factured
visit in Ashland.
11
by the Livingstone Chemical Co.,
of this section of Oregon. The Hudson
O. D. Emporium.
Kangaroo Shoes
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-
3.oo
Mrs. 8. J. Tuttbill. wife of the superin­ Bay Co.’s traders did not make their ap­ mand for apricots and French prunes,
San Francisco, Cal., and for sale by T. K. 1
cos,
Confectionery,
etc.
tendent of the electric light and power pearance in this country until 1832,when which of course will be expected to come
Pearl Bean of Jennv creek, who with Bolton.
Summer Coats and Vests
-
1.56
each
company, left yesterday for a visit at her
from California. Several leading dealers Billy Wright killed “Old Reelfoot,” the
thev
began
trading
to
the
natives
beads
old borne in Cnico, Cal.
here have already dispatched buyers to giant grizzly of the Siskiyous about a year
Overalls
-
-
-
5oc and 75c per pair
and other articles so attractive and dear
ago, was in town the other day. The stuffed j
Mrs. S. A. Porter and Miss Mav Porter to their untutored minds that they were tbe west to make contracts for fruit.
remains of this monster will be exhibited in
Handsome
Summer
Suits,
only
of Ottawa, Kan., who have been visiting always thereafter buried with them. The
$7.5o each
Yreka on the 4th. Last 4th it was exhibited 1
How's This.
with their relatives, Adin Spencer and fam­
in
Ashland,
and
then
afterwards
through
'
siwashes
unearthed
by
Mr.
Pickens
the
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward'
3.00 pair
All Wool Pants
ily, returned home Friday.
other day were not surrounded by a sin­ , for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured other parts of Oregon.
The newspaper supplies the
J. B. Hutch, until recently proprieter of gle item of beads or other ornaments > by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Heavy Seamless Sox
See those new shoes for $2.50 at O. H.
- -
2 pair 25 c
the Commercial hotel, Grants Pass, has made by civilized hands, but sea shells 1
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop’s, Toledo, O. Blount's.
broad,
swift
channel
of
pub
­
been sojourning in Ashland. He will either
Butcher Blouses, only
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
5o c
and other crude emblems surrounded
locate here or go to California.
Thunderstorms prevailed quite generally
them. They were all buried in a crouch- Cheney for the last 15 vears, and believe on the Pacific coast last week. A Redding
licity
which
enters
the
port
Fine
Light
Colored
Suits
James Vance, a pronunent Siskiyou ed-up position,and both the females were him perfectly honorable in all business tran­ dispatch of the 12th says: Several cloud­
$lo.oo
sactions, ana financially able to carry out bursts in the mountains west and north of
county merchant, returned Tuesday from placed deeper in than the three males.
of
prosperity,
and
when
you
Fine
Black
Diagonal
Suits
any obligations made by their firm.
Portland where be had been called by the
15.00
Redding yesterdav evening destroyed the
W est A T ri ax , Wholesale Druggists, To- roads,
illness of his wife’s father, L. Scott.
washed
out
bridges,
wrecked
mining
Death of Marshal Mayfield.
I ledo, O.
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“
Pants
4.5o
float your boats upon it you
etc. Houses situated near the
Miss Bettie Cummons, daughter of Mrs.
Wi.liam R. Mayfield, son of Rev. J. H. WALDiiro, K innan < fc M abvix , Wholesale arastras,
waterways were demolished.
J. M. Cummons of this city, was married Mayfield, died Monday morning after a
Fine Striped Pants
:
from $3.oo up
Druggists, Toledo, O.
axe sure of quick
at the M. E. parsonage. Yreka, on the 11th
Ask for mackerel at C. G. Co.’s store.
Hall’s Catarrh
Cure .. is taken
internally,
to John Hobson. The R bcobd wishes them severe illness of six weeks, commencing
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Fine
Tailor
Made
Pants
at
from
$4.5o up
with la grippe and afterward running in- *cting directly upon the blood and mucous
returns.
The S. P. company needs coal on its
well
Testimonials sent route the worst kind, and M. H. Burck-
to an attack of ei
Boys
’
Knee
Pants
:
:
5o cents
William Luckey, who has been visiting
Advertising
by all halter, roadmastor, D. B. Wilkinson, agent
___________ ___ druggists. ___
bis son, W. N. Luckey, left Friday for and stomach troubles.
at
Montague
and
David
Horn
of
Horn
­
Two Piece Suits
:
:
1.5o
up
Roseburg, where he will visit Conductor Tuesday afternoon was largely attended,
in dull times is
brook are negotiating for the purchase of
Jacksonville Jottings.
Kearney’s family before returning to Eu­ Rev. G. J. Webster preaching the funer­
the coal mine near Ager, Siskiyou county.
Fine Neglige Shirts
:
75 cents
al sermon at the grave
ceme-
gene.
ts* ***u in
... Ashland vciuc-
.»nss
an anchor cast
Miss caura
Laura juage
Judge oi
ot Asmana
Ashland is visiting Should thev succeed it will be operated on
an enterprising, extensive scale.
Mrs. Whorton anu her daughter, Mrs. J. tery. Mr. Mayfield was 43 years old and | relatives and friends here.
Shoes,
only
:
:
1.5o
to windward.
been a well known resident of Ash- ; Mrs K Kubli i8 s.(ending the week with
Q. Willets, arrived in Ashland Sunday has
j
The finest goods in the market can be had
from Lake view and after a visit in Ashland land and Southern Oregon for many her son and his faiui|v, on Applegate,
only at the clothing palace of O. H. Blount.
leave for their former home at Cottage vears. All men are born for a calling in
...
...
B. C. Towne. C. H. Gove and Robert
life and the deceased was born for a po-' f‘J
. e?•
Y’f-ls, vlsl‘ln£
family
Grove.
liceman
Strong, brave, fearless a^d
Jo»>n Devlin, of tniontown precmct.
Brooke, young business men of Portland,
Dick Hammond (the Prince of Walesl,
on Sunday’s train for Sisson to ascend
in the performance of his _ Permission to wed was accorded to *’has. were
who has been at Portland, passed through conscientious
1
Mt. Shasta. Mr. Gove has made the ascent
he made many friends in Ashland 1
Henry and Florence Powell, June 10th. before. Photographic apparatus will be
Friday for Linkville. His family will follow duty,
i
as we haw enumerated but a small portion of the bar­
soon and they will remain in Klamath who elected him city marshal and chief
George Brown,one of Eagle Point's prom- carried by Mr. Towne, and efforts made to
county.
| ofpolice in 1889 and again in 1890, which >nent citizens, wi* at Jacksonville Tuesday, secure good pictures of the grand old moun­
John L. Grubb,who has been to the Good i office he held with distinguished ability
gains we are offering. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Hon. H. B. Miller of Grants Pass has tain from various positions, and also of the
Samaritan hospital, Portland, to have a at
. the time of his death. Besides numer- ( been chosen as orator of the day for July hot spring at the summit.
tumor removed from his son’s jaw, arrived ous
,
friends he leaves an estimable wife Fourth, and an eloquent address may be
See the Crocker Grocery Co. for a bargain
home Monday. The boy is getting along and two children to mourn his departure.; anticipated
on a ton of dairy salt.
splendidly.
j Mrs. J. Nunan returned from her trip to
Melvin Emery, son of H, S. Emery of
O C. Tiffany and family are the latest
Lumber! Lumber!
Portland Monday morning accompanied the Ashland Fence Works, last Friday
eastern people here for a* location. They
James Norris at his lumber vards on
her daughters, who have been attend- took a tumble backward from off the
are from Michigan, and Mrs. T. is a sister
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of Oscar Ganisrd. proprietor of the Gaillard the north side of the railroad track, near
porch of his father’s factory near the I
tuc
ucpvt,
aoumuU)
van
dcll
*vu
o<uaii,
* Francis
iauno mtu
Fitch has been seriously ill for Ashland creek bridge on Main street,and
the
depot,
Ashland,
can
sell
you
sash.
opera house.
it,
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds several days pasi
met the creek seventeen feet down.on his
Chas. F. Henry was married Sunday to of finishing lumber. Leave your orders Lardwell.
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I)oct ‘tois Geary and Robinson shoulder and the back of bis head. Some
Miss Florence Powell at the residence of
are
in
attendance.
The
patient
is
reported
the bride's parents on Emigrant creek. at Luckey’s real estate office, and they as improving at this writing.
noys would have also met a nice big rock,
They were stopping at The Oregon several will be promptly attended to.
Grand Master Daley of the A. O. U. W. which was just a trifle to one side of
days this week.
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I and his wife were in'Jacksonville Friday, his head, but Melvin was bom luckier
Deputy Sheriff Maun Whorton and Eva s
TheJ' were accompanied to Medford by and is still numbered among the living
d y f
h »eV«™ «»embers of the lodge of this plaw kids.
Ixwis of Lakeview, passed through Ashland
and were tendered a banquet by the inem-
Friday having in charge a crazy Chinaman meeting at rortlana.
A choice line of summer dress goods at
for the Salem asylum Mr. W. was visit­
Henry Siebel, R. P. Neil’s former butch- . bers of Medford lodge.
C. O. D. Emporium.
ing here on bis return.
er, was here yesterday en route to New Or­
A Suggestion.
Wm. Huntley Hampton, tbe mineralo­
W. H. Muncey and L. C. Hammer, solid leans to settle up an estate.
farmers of near Garfield, Eastern Wash­
C. M. Osborn, who has been lingering . If you are troubled with rheumatism or gist and assaver of Portland, came out
ington. have been inspecting Southern Ore- | with consumption died this morning, at an i a lame back, allow us to suggest that you Monday with John C. Lewis, son of C.
gon looking for a new location. They are advanced age. The funeral will be to-inor- j try the following simple remedy: Take a H. Lewis of the big firm of Allen & Lew­
stopping at The Arlington.
j piece of flannel the size of the two hands, is. They went over to the blue gravel
row.
' saturated with Chamberlain's Pain-Bain*
.Misses Belle Anderson and Emma Tol­
R. H. Gilham, the blue gravel orator and and bind it on over the seat of the pain. mining district at Hornbrook. Mr. Lew­
man and Geo. Anderson accompanied as philosopher, came over from Hornbrook
is is already interested in one mine in
far as Colestein Saturday, Mrs G. W. Ed­ last evening with Messrs. Hampton and It will produce a pleasant warmth and re­ Southern Oregon, located in Josephine
lieve
vou
of
all
pain.
Many
severe
cases
wards and Miss Sadie Anderson, bound for ' Lewis.
have been cured in this way. The Pain countv, and his trip to Hornbrook with
San Francisco, and Mrs. M. F. Wight for I
Mr. Hampton undoubtedly means that
Mrs. John Wells arrived Mondav from Balm can be obtained from all d-uggists.
Kodiak. Alaska.
Sprague nver, being called by the illness of j
he intends purchasing another there.
T. W. Richardson of Sisson has pur­ her mother, Mrs. Erb, but arrived too late
Eagle Point News.
Thev returned to Ashland last evening.
chased C. Stidham's 320 acres at Pelican to see her alive.
En. V allby R ecobd :
i
Buy a can of shrimps at the C. G. store.
bav and with his wife were stopping at the
C. J. Borgstedt. superintendent of the I J. A. Jonas has men at work on bis barn.
Arlington hotel this week visiting James I Siskiyou Stone Co. .has returned from Port-
Crescent
City
Record
:
From
Colonel
Moory, being on their way to Sisson. Stid­ ! land where the company have secured an- ! Peter Simon is in a very low state of
Yates, who returned from Grants Pass
ham has moved to Coos bay.
! health.
other big contract for 16,000 feet of stone.
Tuesday, we learn that the question of
J.
J.
Fryer
has
gone
to
California
to
the
Ira H. Chandler, tbe enterprisieg stock
Stephen J. Field, associate justice of the ■ bedside of his son-in-law, J. K. Green.
building a railroad to Crescent City is
man of Bonanza, was in Ashland on. busi- j j United
States supreme court, was on Fri­
ness during the past week. This is his first I day's tram
H J. Burrell, a gentleman from Port­ the all absorbing topic in that portion of
with nis family for California
A citizens meeting
visit in Ashland for two years and his first J ’Thetrain men report that David Neagle, land. b^s been here on business for some Southern Oregon.
was to be held at Grants Pass Thursday
ride on the cars in his life, having kept his bodyguard, who murdered theljti; Judge i days.
ahead of the railroad in bis westward trav­ I Terry, was also on the same train.
A Pool is repairing the old barber shop night, to which the represetative men of
els.
and putting it in shape for an office for our Jacksonville, Medford and the surround­
The horticultural editor (especially on i new M. D.. Dr. Rohr.
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ing country
had agreed
to attend.
The
Fred Denny, tbe postal telegraph Co s
of the R ecord took in Mayor G.
A.ZEÒZE ID A. IL Y -A-ZR/RÆ VIN G-
George
Jackson
has
had
eleven
men
at
i
colonel
sa.vs
the
people
over
there
are
en- j
oiHTator, is enjoying a vacation and left I : cherries)
M. t rainger’s cherry orchard on Bush
Friday for a visit to Sisson. Redding and street yesterday. It is just loaded to the , work for some time past thinning the fruit1 thusiastic over the subject and say that *
other points Fred has a very striking fig­ [ brim with a choice lot ot the finest kind of on his trees and one of the men, Frank the road will oertainlv be built inside of 1
ure and we will doubtless hear of him mak­ ' big, fat, jiicy cherries.
Lewis,told me that he picked oil ten peach- three years.
ing some heavy impressions on the lady
es at one handfull. How does that do for
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Engineer Frank McDonald was laving : tbe fruit prospect ?
operators along the line. “■
C. B Jillson A Co. are cleaning up in
A
I off several days tbe past week.Engineer Joe
The farmers are all busy cutting hay and their blue gravel mine at Hornbrook with
’’
AJ A.-Lu A-fc Xi.»
vv v/w*-
Rev. H. H. Fairall, D D.. editor of tbe Poore running in his place. Engineer Jack cultivating their corn. The late rains have very satisfactory results
They will be
_ j
Mr. Jillson favored !ylOXJQr6I*S
K.A.KPS
fl.YY (1
J$Afl*A V cS L1HK
lown Methodist, says editorially, “We have I Kochford is also on a vacation and left this 1 brought out the bay crop as well as the > through this week.
tested the merits of Ely’s Cream Balni, and | morning with his family for the Bay city, grain. The grain crop will not be as good ; the Journal correspondent with an in-
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believe that, by a thorough course of treat­ I Engineer W. E. Van X actor handling the as some have anticipated, but better than spection of last week’s clean-up. There!
AH Q f* il 1 Tl AT* V
ment. it will cure almost every case of throttle during his absence.
the two preceding j ears.
were about twenty pounds of it, includ-
jf
catarrh. Ministers, as a class are afflicted
D. G. Waldron representing the H. S.
Sinre mv last, we have bad a regular jng manv nrettv nuggets, weighing from
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with head and throat troubles, and catarrh . Crocker Co. s Railroad Gazetteer, was in
seems more prevalent than ever. W* can- ’ the citv Saturday gathering data. He own 1
»< lb, be.* mi,,«,
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
A
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nut recommend Ely'» Cream Balm too i ed a half interest m an express business ■ according to previous arrangements, bring- ‘n the «>““»?• 1 rom accurate count (by I >
highly.”
between Yreka and Jacksonville in the ! ing their dinners with them, and a num- hours) they have piped one month this!
at Prices that Defy Competition.
days His wife being a sister of H. . ber of our citizens met ith them at the season. For ten days in March they had '
Grants Pass has fixed the salaries of early
half a bead of water, which was the big­
A. Packard of Talent, he spent Sunday gro' >ve on Butte creek and we had a splen-
.
its officials as follows:
City attorney,
aid time. The univejsal verdict was that gest flow for the season. Tbe tunnel will
there.
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago; Bed
$150; city surveyor, 40 cents per hour;
played splendidly for a newly organ­ soon be on bedrock ; then they will em­
The Southern Oregon pioneer association tliev
School
House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston; $3 00 calf B J
city treasurer, per annum $150; citv mar­
liana. Come again, boys, and the next ploy more men, as it will not require a
Jacksonville last week elected the follow­ ized
D
ick .
time
bring
the
girls
with
you.
shal, per annum, $780; street superin­ i at
Shoes,
the
best made. Every pair guaranteed.
ing officers
PTgsident, General J. C. Tol-
very large head of water to wash the
Eagle Point, June 16th, 1891.
tendent and policeman, $600; police ‘ n,an: vice-presidents, E. D. Foudra.v. Thos.
gravel from the drifts.
judge already fixed. $$00.
The taUl Wright, treasurer W. H. Parker: secteta-
Capt. O.
C. Applegate
is to deliver tbe
amount of salaries per annum, exclusive i ry. Judge S. J. Day; committee on Pioneer
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,
1 v a-__ t >
1 Aiauu
Catarrh
13 nut is
a meal
not a uui
Local cuiisuvuuuuai
but constitutional
ui city surveyor and city assessor, aggre­ I memorial resolutions, Mrs. W. J. Ply male, oration at Tule lake b colouration, u. B. disease, and requires a constitutional reiu-
CrauBton
being
too
ill.
|
...
_ . a cure.
' edy like Hood's1 Sarsaparilla io effect
1 Mrs. Jane McCully and Mrs. J. M. McCall.
gate 11980.
Baking
Powder
One Dollar.
M c C onnell &
winter ,
LEADING GROCERS.
HAY - BALING.
“LIGHTNING”
HA Y-BALER
T
F
RED INK PRICES
A QUIET PUFF.
have just made a heavy Cash purchase- of
Summer Goods at a very low price, owing to the ad­
vanced stage of the season. These goods have ar­
rived and will be marked with red ink at less than
the usual wholesale price.
YOUR SHIP WILL GOME IN!
Place your add in the VALLEY RECORD—It is
In the Swim.
If you fail to get our red ink price list, send for
one,
All sales strictly Cash.
j
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GINGHAMS,
CRITERION CLOTH,
Satines, other new Dress Goods
and Hosiery
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
YOURS TRULY,
CLOTHIER and HATTER.
C. 0. D. EMPORIUM
NEW GOODS!
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Agent
EfcXKl Boy S ratFilng.
Hats, Caps, etc.
And w ill be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES
VICTOR MOWERS,
HAY CARRIERS,
HARPOON and JACKSON’S
J. M. McCALL.