Valley record., July 02, 1891, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.
SUICIDE
AT
WAGNER
CTEEK.
SALVATION AND PRISONERS.
BREVITY BASKET.
6*81*80’8
OPER*
HOUSE
QtiM. Parvis, • Ift-Year-Old Boy. The Klamath County Convicts and
Frank Galloway was in town Tuesday.
of consumption at San Bernardino, Cal.
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Ballington Booth's Salvation Army- i Miss Minnie Reaves departed yesterday Mr. H.
Hangs Himself with a Ix>g-Chain.
~
of the
that' m
n. was one ui
tue best
uesi men mat
_
ai* ■ a
mi
m
ASHLAND. O b
.Thursday, July 2. 1891
ever 1 lived and his friendswill be pained 2
Come
Together.
TWO
NlOlltS
OolV
2
|
for
her
home
in
8iskiyou
county.
W. J. Dean of Talent came up vester-1
to bear
»r of his demise.
demise,
Besides being a
V
J
West Ashland Ditch Co. No. 2 had a force
day afternoon for Dr. Parson, , county cor-
cor­
The three prisoners, Josh Buckmaster,
good man he was an active, and gentle-
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
oner to hold an inquest over the
t‘ ’ body of , ' Henrv Goodlow
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and _____
Dave ____
Royce, con- of men at work cleaning out their ditch, re­ . manly worker in anything be undertook.
cently
filled
up.
Charles Purvia, the 16-year-old son of victed and sentenced to the penitentiary
I He organized the anti-saloon element of
A. L. Reuter is sojourning at Colestein.
Dr. B. M. Gill will deliver the oration at: j£js ^wn anout five vears ago to such a
James Purvia, who had suicided yester- for five
“ years, two-and-a-balf years and
Mrs. M. B. Bowditch is visiting Grant* I day morning There being no physician eighteen months respectively, at the last1 1resid’encetoerc
*»«> erecting unit that there was practically a defeat of I I
Pass.
July 6th and 7th.
the ^,¡0^ by the remoustrator8 to
present Dr. Parson bad Justice of the ReesioD of circuit court from Klamath a resKience there.
C. H Pickens is in town improving his Peace Dyer act as coroner arid summon county for stock stealing and whose no­
John
B.
griffin
and
Jack
Newnian
are
the
license
of
High
¿c
Tavlor,
who
fought
—
First
Appearance in this City of—
property
a jury of six men, with himself as physi­ torious history has been written up in
hi^ndfiW11V11Ce fro,n
and Planted the saloon business in Ash-
Indian
natural
ice
fields.
knd
B
ut
the
mavor
and
majority
of
The
jury
found
that
it
was
a
case
wcic
ia»eu
the R ecord time and again, were taken
Dr. Parson and son Fred spent Sunday at ! cian.
Colestein
oi suicide by the boy’s own hands. The from Linkville last Friday, in charge of
The Crocker Grocery Company will sell council being favorable to the license
dairy sa It cheaper than 11 ] side, granted it.
Mr. Houston moving!
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Otto Miller is clerking for the Crocker testimony of the father was that the boy Sheriff E. W. Gowen, Geo. W. Looeeley, nJ1« * bought elsewhere
away from herC)
wa8 the la8t
was a good boy and worker and had got Prof. W. T. Butcher and Chas. Wilson,
Grocery Co.
up in the morning in a cheerful disposi- Two of the party were in the hack w ith
STOCK
COMPANY.
Geo W. Elliott, formerly of Jackson j of any consequence ever fought against
L. O. Ross and wife are visiting in the ; tion and went to work cultivating com. the prisoners and two were on horseback,
county, is loid high constable for the com- saloon licenses
in this — city.
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v. However,
Willamette
!*«--•
■’ C, ™ T. --
About # :30 bis sister Gertrude went to all being well-loaded. The authorities mon_wealth of Montague.
the IV.
U. are around periodically Monday Evening an Elaborate Production
M. Purdin of Medford is out in the moun­ take another horse and herd some stock, were fearing that perhaps the friends of
W. T. Beagle is over this week from his i with their remonstrances, but lack of
of the Sensational Comedy Drama
tains rusticating.
The boy did not seetn to like to have his the prisoners might attempt to rescue Siskiyou mines and reports them about ' shrewd organizers makes their effort
A. M. Rudder k. the Buck lake stockman, I sister take the horse, at which Mrs. Pur- them and so gave out the impression that ready to make a clean-up.
futile.
was here Monday.
vis chided him. His sister Gertrude took “
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”
■ via
• the
-
they
were going ‘ to ” the railroad
Two carloads of electfric light machinery
When she returned about Ashland road. They did this as a ruse arrived at Yreka last week. The plant will
How's This.
Mrs. 8 J. Tutthill has returned from a the horse.
noon, she saw the horse the boy was us- ,___
_ via
, Little Klamath lake, ww,
visit at Chico, Cal.
and ____
came
Butte be ready by district fair time.
lie offer One Hundred Dollars reward
----- TUESDAY EVENING-----
for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
and Littie Shasta
to Montague.stop-
.
____________
„—LStop-
Julias Goldsmith was registered at a ing in bis cultivator standing in the corn , ¡creek
A number of hogs in this valley have
field. She took him in the stable and in I ping Friday night at Soule’s in Little been sold the past month to Shasta valley­ by taking Hall’s Catarrh Cure
♦»
Portland hotel Monday.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop's, Toledo, O.
going around the barn to throw some hay Shasta and taking Saturday’s train at
Mrs. W. G. Tanner and two children re­ in the manger, saw her brother hanging Montague for the Salem penitentiary, parties to eat up their cricket crop.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
turned to Mott Bunday.
Rev. G. W. Black will preach at Ashland Cheney for the last 15 vears, and believe
from a log-chain. She called her father, The prisoners gave them no trouble and
E. B. Hunsaker has been up several days i who immediately removed the boy to the officers were not molested. Chas Wil- Baptist church Julv 5. morning and even­ him perfectly honorable in all business tran­ .1 GREAT COMPANY
ing. All are cordially invited to attend.
sactions. and financially able to cairy out
this week from his farm.
house. His body was warm, though he son returned with the team and horses
any obligations made by their firm.
Ex-Sheriff
John
Bucher
soon
commences
had
been
dead
for
some
time.
|
to
Linkville.
Mrs. Joe Sheridan of Central Point is vis-1
est & T ruax , Wholesale Druggists, To-
the construction of an elegant new residence W ledo,
iting Roseburg relatives.
O.
The boy had taken a long, heavy log-
On the same train were Brfllington on
his farm in Surprise valley, Modoc conn- W aldino , K innan & M arvif , Whol e»ale
TWO G’REAT PLAYS.
Prof. C F. Nesse is writing master at the chain and fastened it to the barn. Fast- Booth with his wife. Booth is the son of ty.
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Prices of Admission, fto anil 7B Cts.
ening the end with the hook, making a the founder of the salvation army and is
»an Jose commercial school.
W. J. Stanley has closed his school in
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
Mrs. Brightman and Fred returned from [ noose around bis neck he then fell, his commanding general of the forces in the Wimer district and will devote his time to acting directly upon the blood and mucous
Referred Seats now on sale at
feet not reaching guite to the bed of a United State»» Major Kyle, of the Pa-
Vancouver, Wash., Sunday
his
mining
enterprise
in
the
Evan
’
s
creek
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent McConnell <£• Winter’s Grocery Store.
hay-rack under him. The link marks cific coast division and hi’s wife, and Ad- district.
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Gen. John F. Miller was m the city last made indentations in his neck.and where jutant Halpin were traveling in the Pull-
week, going to Salem Monday.
Hon. Hardy Elliff and Mrs. C. Sexton druggists.
the book was made a wound
inches man car and Lieut. Finley and four ladv
in Washington, D. C. presenting their
County Clark Cbanslor returned from long.
His neck was not broken and he officers were in a tourist car.
.e are
Real Estate Transfers.
Among
spoliation bill against the U. 8. to the court
Klamath hot springs Saturday.
undoubtedly dangled there until he was the other freaks getting on at Montague of claims.
Wm Barker to W I Vawter and G W
«■» wu
Howard—lots 3 and 4. and n U of lot 2 in The Fast-Running Stallion of
was the R ecobd reporter. Thio
This was
too
Miss Rose Wilson has gone to Portland strangulated.
A force of forty men are at work build­ blk 9, Medford; >400.
The csuse of the rash deed was proba- | fine a layout to be traveling all Berene
to be employed at dress making.
furnaces at the quicksilver mine at Cin­
The first Salvationist ing
Pracht to Carrie D Porter—4.96 acres
Joe Hooker Stock,
A. W. Scott the contractor passed through bly despondency, as the boy was said to and uneventful.
nabar, with Mr. Kane, successor to J. B. in Max
tp 39 s r 1 e; *1000.
be subject to catarrh in the bead and liv- i the reporter struck was Lieut. Finley, an McGee, in charge.
to Amador coanty. Cal , Sunday. *
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er trouble, though these ailments had. exceedingly clever young Englishman
A D Helman to C J Foster—land in tp 39
John Kearney, the railroad foreman, is
The Oregon crop report, published by B. srle:*300.
not
impaired
bin
physically.
He
imag-
'
who
was
very
popular
with
the
ladies
of
.........
,
p-»puiar
wiui
*ne
laaiea
oi
Ashland,
July 6 and 7.
i
spending a short vacation at home.
Hague, the weather sharp, says Oregon
his father was working him I his party. After telling him of the Jesse 8.
ined that bis
Jas G Birdsey, sheriffs deed, to Norwegi­
will
have
a
million
bushels
more
wheat
this
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Miss Henrietta Moore has closed a suc­ hard, didn’t give him enough money,and ■ James-like feature of the prisoners, that
an Plow Co—lot 5 in blk 1,Medford; *184.
year than last? Good.
LL PERSONS wanting to see and breed
cessful term of school near Gold Hill.
some days before had said to another Sheriff Gowen and the prisoners had no
U 8 Patent to Thos Hopwood—e
of n
their mares to a first-class horse should
A new postoffice has been established at w % sec 22, tp 35 s r 4 w; 80 acres.
la-wis Morrison, the actor was on Sun­ young man that he would run away to I objection, and asking “what’s the matter
not fail to be on hand at that date.
,
Burckhalter,
Nevada
county,
Cal.,
with
day’s southbound train with his troupe
California if he had enough money.
U S patent to H K Matthews—n e % of s
with giving “
them a song and dance,” Walter M. Burckhalter as postmaster, says
Lewis
P.
is
a
handsome
sorrel,
nearly
five
e y, of sec 29, tp 35 s r 1 e; 40 acres.
The family are prostrated over the af­ Lieut. Finley said “all right, after a Washington dispatch.
W. T. 8. Patton accompanied the militia
years old, weighs 1050 pounds,and for form
as far as Roseburg, where he went on bus­ fliction.
A H Maegley to Peter Britt—n e y, of sec and action cannot be surpassed He is the
awhile.” Lieut. Finley did not know
The
hot
springs
on
Klamath
river
is
one
iness.
whether Booth would “get in” too, but of the most popular resorts on the coast 7, and s e % of sec 6, tp 36 s r 1 e; 321 a; *1. winner of several fast races and won a 1^
Sawmill Burned.
D J Lumsden et al to E B Pickel—lots 5, mile race at Chicago as a 3-year-old in 2:10.
I. B. Courtney, a stockman of Eastern
took the R ecord man into his car and this year. Aver 100 people are there, with
The
portable
sawmill
of
J.
B.
Welch
of
and 7 blk 2,Lumsden add to Medford; *300.
Washington, is visiting his friend, J. M
introduced
him
to
the
renowned
Salva
­
c. c. M c C lendon , Prop’r.
more
coming
every
day.
The Meadows burned down last Fridaj'
Luark
Henry Richards to E B Pickel—n U of its
jy2
Sams Valley, Oregon.
night at E. P. Pickens’s place at Table tionist, who was on the platform of the
J W. Hockersmith says the first ripe 11, 12 and 13. Bedford; *200.
Joa Million, the genial tonsorial artist Rock, Mr. W. having just completed the rear car with Kyle and Halpin. Although peaches ready for shipment will be from
G W Black to same—lots 9, Band 10,Med­
and loilapaniia. made Roseburg a business sawing of 200,000 feet of pine lumber for the salvation army is a very democratic Tennessee Smith’s farm at Phoenix, and
For Trade or for Sale.
ford ; *700.
visit this week.
Pickens. The fire was caused by cinders outfit in its make-up, Gen. Ballington puts the date at July 6tb.
D
Whetstone
to
H
F
Whetstone
—
45
acres
Booth
is
a
iiolent
contrast-to
his
army,
Miss Alice Sutton, who is teaching the getting into the shavings. The'wind l>e-
8. C. Beach has sold the Lakeview Exam­
Keno school, returned Monday for the 4th ing favorable the lumber was saved. The for in liis manners he is not even as po­ iner to J udge Townsend and Joe Walters in tp 37, s r 2 r ; *2250.
of July vacation.
C W Broback to Wm Lynch—n G of lots
mill, except the engine, is a total loss lite and entertaining as railroad Dresi- and leaves soon for Portland, where he has A 1,9,
10,11 blk 2, Medford; *75.
and Mrs. Geo. Eubanks accompanied amounting to |1200, with no insurance. dents, division superintendents or train purchased a job pnhting office.
FMrs. Sweet to Colestein, return­ Mr. Welch would now have been sawing agents, not to mention politicians or
AT DEPOT.
Lambert Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Melius have sold their
ing in the evening.
at P. Donegan’s place, had this unfortu­ statesmen,but is as autocratic as a porter American Lunch Counter and Chop House
James
Norris
at
his
lumber
yards
on
Best p&ying hotel in Ash­
on a private car. Kyle and Halpin are at the depot to W. T. Pine, a professional
Dr. H. I). Robertson was over from Yre- nate mishap not occurred.
the north side of the railroad track, near
very communicative, however; in fact cook who continues the business.
gJJ^|Jrday to attend Malta Commandery,
land;
doing a fine business.
the depot, Ashland, can sell you sash,
Oregon Mixed Metaphors
too much so, ter when the reporter was
L. Gerber arrived in Klamath county last doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds
Is
offered
sale or will trade for a fruit
It was Sir Boyle Roche,the Irish mem­ through pointing out the idea of Gen. week buying cattle and mutton sheep. The of finishing lumber. Leave your orders farm, a stock for ranch,
Miaa Mary Jones of Yreka passed through
or for stock. This is
to Portland Tuesday, where she is to be ber of parliament and famous blunderer Booth giving the boys a roar, Major Kyle Star says he is offering *16 for 2-year-olds
at Luckey’s real estate office, and they a good opportunity for a trade, as this is a
married to Nate Lash.
in speech, who wrought himself to the in­ simply asked, “ 'ow hare you with yer and fat cows, and *22 to *23 for 3-year-olds. will be promptly attended to.
valuable piece of property. Anyone mean­
ing business should call on or address the
Misses Ethel Walrod and Jessie Patter- flamed utterance: “I smell a rat! I see soul?” • This rather side-tracked the
I^wis P.,the well-known running stallion
missionary
work
of
the
reporter,
who
re
­
V alley R ecord , Ashland, Or., for further
■°nMonday from their visit with him flying in the air! But I will nip him
owned by C. C. McClendon, the tall syca­
BORN.
plied
he
didn
’
t
exactly
know,as
there
are
ex-Sheriff Jacobs's family.
particulars.
more of Sams valley, will stand in Ashland
in the bud!” In the early years of jour­
6th ami 7th. Note Mr M.'s ad. in this HOLBERT—In Ashland precinct, July 1,
H. B. Carter went over to Siskiyou coun­ nalism in Oregon the editor of the Jack­ so many people who don’t believe a news­ July
issue
of
the
R
ecord
.
ty Tuesday to look at the Hornbrook blue sonville Sentinel—familiarly known as paper man has a right to proclaim that
1891, to Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Holberi, a
Unsatisfied Mortgages.
Drums
gravel mines and visit Yreka.
“Old T.”—in an effort at fine writing to his soul is his own, as some of his sub­
daughter.
The R ecord received the following tele­
scribers
might
actually
differ
with
him
.
gram
from
Yreka
last
evening:
The
Keene
word-paint
the
beauties
of
the
lovelv
va-
Kx-8enator Frank Moffat, editor of the
otice is hereby given to an
Back leu's Arnica Salve.
Oakland Daily Times, went to Portland ley at sunset, started out with : “On the But this did not satisfy the gentlemen, Co.’s production of ‘ The Silver King” is a
person» holding mortgages on real
fine thing. All should go and see.it.
Sunday to return with his family
eminence of an evening,” etc.
Last who were about to lead in prayer (not for (Signed)
The
Best
Salve
in
the
world
for
Cuts,
property in Jackson county, Oregon, which
A. E. Raynes, Postmaster.
the prisoners, but for the reporter). The
comes
the
brilliant
burst
of
a
Coos
coun
­
Bruises,
Sores,
Ulcers,
Salt
Rheum,
Fever
Bewtor John H. Mitebell and his friend
have been satisfied in full, or which have
Paulson's milk-shake machine has l>een Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, been partially satisfied and not released of
sir. Newell were on this morning's train ty, Oregon, editor, with this extraordin­ reporter was compelled to tell them not
to waste their eloquence and sweetness resurrected by the warm weather, and C. C. Corns, and all Skm Eruptions, and posi­ record, that the abstract of all unsatisfied We give a
ary flight of metaphor and mixture:
for San Francisco on a business visit.
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis mortgages of record will be given to the as­
“The apple of discord is now in our on the desert air, as the reporter, includ­ Walker
„Mr». Fred Fradenburg returned from
milk, syrup and ice for 10c per shake, with guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or sessor for assessment purposes on the First
midst
and if it is not speedily nipped in ing his “premises, hereditamentsand ap­ chin
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. day of July, 1891.
JJ*“1?? !••»evening.where her mother Mrs.
music
thrown
in
free
on
the
side.
WM. M. HOLMES,
the bud it will burst forth iijto a bloody purtenances thereunto belonging,” had
Wright is prostrated with paralysis
For sale by Chitwood Bros.
Jnll-2t
County Recorder.
been
sentenced
to
bell
two
months
ago
Prdf.
W.
J.
Stanley
of
Ashland
is
to
make
conflagration which will deluge the
M»». I. C. Matheny of Pasadena, South­ earth.”
by a high-priestess of the evangelists, the American eagle roar at Sams valley on
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ern California arrived last evening on a vis­
with special instructions to tlie Old Nick the 4th as orator. The Medford band fur­
Sweec-Goodjrear Wedding.
it to ber daughter, Mrs. P. W. Paulson.
their music. A free dinner, horse­
to never let him out. The reporter’s ef­ nishes
Prof. J. 8. Sweet and Miss Julia Good­ fort te get Gen Booth to razzle-dazzle raising and dancing are on the program.
Miss Mamie Judge, of the Postal Tel of­
Martha Swingle was granted a divorce
fice at Portland, returned home today for a year, well-known successful and accom- the prisoners and the sinners in the
from Louis Land in Klamath county at
month's vacation with friends and relatives. plished'school teachers who iiave been smoking car was fruitless.
last
It will be remembered that
However, Lieut. Finley* brought out Land court.
Will Q. Brown is again in this section do­ doing important work the past year at
mysteriously disappeared several
ing geological work. He will znake an ex­ Santa Rosa, Cal., and Portland, respect­ his salvation army tools and with two of years ago.
Soliciting Celestial Customers
amination of the Hornbrook blue gravel ively, came back to their old home dur­ the lady officers gave the crowd lots of
district.
ing the past week. Their visit
os­ music and hurled great balls of smoke
G. W. Catching of Grants Pass was
to visit your place of business.
awarded the contract to erect a two-story
Chas. Wright was down from Steinman tensibly one to spend their vacation, but and fire at the heads of the sinners. The frame school house with eight rooms at
yeeterday
morning
their
boats
of
friends
news agent, Ed. Hornbeak, passed the Medford. The price is *7208, and it is to be
Bunday. Since his last trip to this city he
has been as far east as Maine on an extend­ were surprised that the loving pair were hat. Lieut. Finley would not take the completed
Oct. 1st.
ed visit.
central figures in a wedding that occurred money but turned it over to the reporter
A
first-class
barber can get a good situa­
It is equally unwise
Hon. W. K. Price, who owns one of the at 9 a. m. at the residence of the bride’s to be invested in subscription to the War tion by writing to Geo. W. Vaupel. He has
finest farms in the valley, was up from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodyear, Cry, to be sent to the penitentiary to the received some elegant new furniture and a
Tolo Sunday and Monday, reporting cheer­ on Church street. The interesting cere­ three prisoners.
and imprudent tó .
new chair at his tonsorial establishment op­
ful crop prospects.
mony was performed by Rev. C. A. Lew­
posite
tbs
Odd
Fellows
’
hall.
Fanny Davenport.
It was a
Mrs. Di. French, a fortune teller from is of the Methodist church.
The new Yreka water system put in by
The great American tragedienne, has
Chicago, has bad her shingle hung out in quiet wedding,only the immediate rela­ written
Vance, Autenrieth & Churchill, cost *20,000.
the
following
note
for
the
benefit
of
tives
of
the
family
having
been
invited.
Ashland this week. The curious and the
sex. It should prove especially import­ The water is pumped from Yreka creek.un-
suckers are thick.
After a wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. her
ant
when it is remembered that no class is der the bottom of which is a river of water
with a cloud of 6x9 Dodgers. They only en
Daniel Walker went over to Shovel creek Sweet were escorted to the station and so well informed on the subject of which the vear round, into a big reservoir on the
billside adjoining towfe.
last week to try the mud baths on his leg took the 10:40 a. m. train for a honey­ she writes, as professional women:
cumber the earth and enrage the populace
and if it goes all right he will return and go moon in California and settling down in
New York,Aug. 11.—Mr. Windom: Dear
Three Piute Indians—one buck and two
camping there later on.
their now home at Santa Rosa. The 8ir—Yout Robertine was highly spoken of squaws—convicted in the district court at
FLYERS IN WALL STREET
in San Francisco and a lady friena induced
J. H. Houston of Grays Harbor is visit­ R ecord wishes to be remembered among me to try it. It is very fine and is an excel­ Winnemucca, Nevada, of killing the Iniian
“
witch.
”
have
been
sentenced
to
ten
years
the
large
circle
of
friends
and
acquain
­
ing old friends and relatives here this week
or any other street, are not only unwise but
who wish the newly-married lent application for beautifying and whiten­ each in the state prison. It is the first con­
and will visit his son, James A. Houston at tances
'
the face and hands. The Robertine viction in Nevada for such an offense.
Linkville before returning
< couple much prosperity and happiness. ing
wicked, and carry their own punishment
powder is delightful. Very truly,
Monday and Tuesday,
HARRY F. KEENE’S
“THE SILVER KING
“The Little Detective
M c C onnell & winter ,
LEADING GROCERS.
LEWIS P„
A
FRIDAY.
The ARLINGTON HOTEL
SATURDAY.
4TH»r JULY SALE
Given Away on July 3d and 4th.
Drums
N
DON'T FLY A KITE
Drum with every Suit sold for Boys be­
tween
and lJj. years of age.
Drum $2.00
2.50
3.50
4.00
5.00
6.00
Fly in the Face of Pedestrians j
Wm. Patterson goes to the A. O. U. W.
meeting at Victoria, B. C.. July 15tb, as
delegate from Ashland. Mrs. P. accom­
panies him to keep him straight.
Mr». J. C. Barrett, wife of the druggist,
returned home Sunday from a visit of some
months at her old home in Wisconsin. Mrs.
B. prefers a residence in Ashland.
A party from Shasta valley has already
visited Crater lake this year, being compos­
ed of F. W. Hooper and wife, James Eaton,
and Misses Annie and Nelia Soule and Ber­
tie Pope.
Misses Grace Hammond, Ida Lane and
Hattie Conklin spent Saturday at Colestein
with their friend Miss Harrington of Port­
land, daughter of the editor of the Chris­
tian Advocate.
A. M Grubbs and family of Portland are i
the latest addition to Ashland's population, ■
having arrived last week and purchased >
the Grady residence and one acre lot from 1
W. P. Benn for 1800.
Jo>. Clawson, the Henley butcher has
taken up a timber claim in the Jennv creek
section, as have also Ed Philhps and Bud.
Lettner of Henley, and Mrs. Geo. W. Bail­
ey and 8. J. Bailey of Shake
Mr. and Mrs. Jehu Gum, who formerly
owned the Max Pracht prooerty at inter­
section of Main street and the Boulevard,
arrived last evening from their Southern
California home to visit old scenes
Rev. F. G. Strange was called to Roseburg
Monday on rather unusual business, being
subpoenaed as a witness to the good charac­
ter of a man he formerly knew when a res­
ident of Seattle.and who is on trial at Rose­
burg for rape.
Jacksonville Jottings.
Dolph Carleton of Butte creek was in
town Monday
Miss Katie Miller, who has been at Port­
land for the past year, returned home Sun­
day morning.
A. T. Kyle and Prof. J, 8. Sweet of Ash­
land were in Jacksonville Monday.
James Slover, Jr., arrived from Crescent
City Tuesday morning but did not tarry
long He returned the same evening ac­
companied by his bride,
E. D. Foudray of Phoenix was among the
visitors Saturday.
Misses Mary and Agnes Devlin of Union­
town came to attend the festival at the con­
vent buildings Tuesday evening.
Jas. Watson of Portland, son of Hon. Ed.
Watson, arrived during the week to spend
the summer vacation with friends in this
part
Supt. Price has gone to Yaquina bay to
attend the state teachers' association,which
commences June 30th and continues four
days.
The lawyers have all returned from east
of the mountains, where they have been at­
tending circuit court.
A large crowd was out to the festival on
Tuesday evening. Dancing and parlor
games were the amusements for the even­
F awny D avenport .
Celebration Items.
Ashland is preparing for a big crowd and
a grand blowout.
Mrs. J. McClunie, whose arrangement
of the liberty car ha» met with so much
success once before, is fitting it up again
this year. Miss Pearl Squires has been
selected as the lady composed of the most
grace and beauty to becomingly repre­
sent the Goddess of Liberty, and the !
forty-four girls to represent the states
havo been selected, three little ones for a
bit representing the three newest states.
The procession and grand parade by
the Improved Order of Calatbumpians
has not been neglected and this year will
be a most interesting feature of the day.
A cash prize of $10 will be given the best
sustained character.
The rival hose companies. No. 1 and No.
2, are practicing every evening and making
lots of sport for the crowd. The Juveniles
are making it decidedly tropical for the
Seniors and may defeat them on the 4ih.
Protection Hose Co. of Medford has l>een
invited to come up and take part in the
contest.
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Golil Hill Nuggets.
Gold Hill is getting ready for a boom.
ing?
A. J. Barlow and family have returned
Or..and
George Slover of Grants Pass is visiting after a year’s absence at Clarnie,
have again tukeu chanre „
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friends in town.
.u
Mill
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Uo,d
Marriage licenses were issued J une 30th hotel.
to J. 8. Sweet and Julia Goodvp»- __
Slover, Jr..
'iV8 M pirk~’ «nd «>
Fresh Santa Cruz cheese at C. G. store.
A Central Point letter says: Considera­
ble interest is being taken in the match race
between Rippey’s and Fradenburg’s racers
on the 4th. Betting is high and mixed with
a great deal of strife. It will be a good
race.
Another reason has been advanced for
the railroad ticket agents' existence
It is
said the company anticipated this warm
weather and want to give the good looking
“cons” more time to keep the flies off the
ladies.
As
Tom Knight, the express messenger in­
jured in Shasta county was married to a
San Francisco girl recently and another of
the boys, Johnny Magner, was spliced to a
Miss Goldsmith in San Francisco last Sat­
urday.
A choice line of summer dress goods at
C. O. D. Emporium.
The warm, sunshiny weather which set
in last Friday is doing most excellent work
in ripening the peach crop with a rich juicy
flavor. After all the heavy rains in the
most part of June were a great blessing in
disguise. As the Salvationists would re­
mark : The Lord is with us right smart
this year.
Bargains in hosiery and underwear at C.
I.
O. U. Emporium-
Mrs. Gillette will open un
lors in her block
. ..e cream par-
th»
oiain street on and after
_ . mi . Mrs. G. „ has
an established repu-
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tation for serving first-class ice cream.
' ing a staunch supporter of the W.C
W. C T. U.
I she
young
•_ will
.21 give the ,
___ „ men
_ ; a change
A?““ fn
THE NEWSPAPER is the PROPEft MEDIUM
in which to express your wants
and proclaim the advantages of
doing business with your estab­
lishment.
a business stimulator nothing is so efficacious as a dis-
Men’s Summer Suits, $7.50.
Black Pants and Vest only $6..
Summer Coats and Vest, $1.50
Men’s Summer Shoes, $1
Men’s White Shirts, 50 cts.
ZEPHYR, : AM0SKE4G. : GINGHAMS,
Dr. Payton and family of Drain were the method of quenching their thirst,
visiting friends here this week.
Buy a can of shrimps at the C. G. store.
Wm. Bybee has returned from a two
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Jas. Ament
of _____________
Portland was _________
here dur-; The heavy stockmen of Klamath county i
week’s trip to Portland and the Sound.
■ ing the week angling for the wilv trout.__ \ were going 'to make a sure thing in send-!
t „_4-
,
i ing Goodlow and Buckmaster to the peni-
Cirpqit Court
J m .
Two days only, July 3d and 4th, re
duced to $10.00 per Suit.
CRITERION CLOTH,
Satines, other new Dress Goods
and Hosiery
WILSON & WALS WORTH.
Rhodes and wife of Denver have
been visiting friends in Ashland. They left
Monday for Alaska. These people were
with H B. Carter in his recent tour to the
Justice Marksbury, our genial granger | tentiary and retained Judge Hanna to as-■
Sandwich islands. Mr. Carter and wife i I Special term, June 29,1891.)
and D. R. Mills and wile meet them in
townsman, has tired of the bustle of city I sist in their prosecution. Judge Hanna !
F
Hubbard
vs
town
of
Medford-.Man-
Algsk« a week later.
l date of supreme court affirming decree of. life and removed last week to the more wields a powerful influence and it is diffl-
LE- p“yt37i, wife and little daughter lower court and judgment entered against i congenial scenes of his farm one mile , cul» »° secure a conviction by a jury when i
east of town .
| he is on the defense.
returned to Drain Saturday. Mrs. Peyton’s defendant and his sureties.
Eastern syrup, codfish, chipped beef,
health is better in Ashland than in any
D M Qs’uorne «X Co vs F Hubbard—Man­
J. B. Welch’s sapmill near Bybee’s
other city on the coast and the doctor is date of supreme court entered and judg­ I ferry on Rogue river was destroyed bv mince meat, at the C. G Co.’s store.
con ten > plating to move to Ashland to lo­ ment reversed.
The
La Grande hotel at Sisson, and
fire last Friday night. It is thought the
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cate. He is a.h.-st-class physician
Johanna Karewslu. executrix of estate of fire resulted from sparks from the engine i the adjacent buildings of P. A. McBride,
Col. Clowrv, Mr. Summers of Chicago G Karewski vs I F Williams—Action : de­ falling among the waste materia) about Fred Stultz and Mrs. L. A. Bridges, were
and Frank Jaynes were shown the city fault entered against defendant and judg­ the mill.
destroyed bv fire last Monday. The fire
Tuesday evening by C. E. Donnelly, super­ ment for plaintiff for >171.75, and >77 attor-
Th» « a ™»
__ started in the La Grande hotel, which
intendent of the Western Union of’this di­ | noy’s feer.
lne Hogue River Campmeeting Asso- lilts K31CWVI1 Herald
values
at isOOO in-
llclniu
VdlUCO ill ¿powv.
IM
vision. They are prominent officials and
Heralrt values
at
A 8 Moon vs Geo McLaren—Action ; de- eiation would do well if they examined th
The
other
losses amount HardWai’G,
left yesterday morning in their private car ' : fault of defendant entered and judgment the grounds near Gold Hill before select-!!
to $2500, with no insurance.
wi
vzj
to inspect the new wire in Cow creek can­ | for plaintiff for |53 and >5.37 attorneys fees. ing a location for holding their annual1
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yon.
A T Kyle vs Chas G Rippey and Frank campmeeting. A little work would make ’ The finest goods in the market can be had
Cant. W. Wilbourn of Henley was in the 1 Amy— Mandate of
ot supreme court entered | the grove near the mouth of Kane
kane i onl? at the clothing palace of O. H. Blount.
city Monday. Capt. Wilbourn owns a val- ^gm^t o?lSa n°t °W"
’nd 2’reek a capital place for large public
Some of the old-timers tell us thi.t
Ita nofnral a/I vn nia.foa
nable blue gravel mine in that district, a Y J ®
Its natural advantages in- i ; thev never saw such a rainy June. But
tunnel being sunk now by contract to strike I Peter Britt vs Minerva a Meeker et al-- gatherings.
eluding pure spring water for camp use > j they did. They saw it only three years
the rich paving section ' The captain is an
-Confirmation of sheriffs sale.
and an unlimited supply for stock, and '
W H Atkinson vs Maggie .V Saxman-Con , the ease of access to it by means of four I j ago, in 1888. It rained nearly every day
200 Styles Men’s Neckties Opened
All Styles Men s Straw Hats at Low Prices.
Boys’straw Hats, io cents.
O. H. BLOUNT,
THF, CLOTHIER.
NEW GOODS!
H. C. MYER.
• of June that year and was cool.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
and Tinware.
a.xx«l. Boys ClotlilxxK«
Hats, Caps, etc.
A.RE DAILY ARRIVIJST G-
It quit.
V an e*> Jie^t v*im>
p Roper vs West Ashland Ditch Co—In- wagon roads and the 8. P. railroad make : ! however, on the 1st day of July, and we
It quits this
J. Ji. Terwilliger. John Gagnon and An-1 junction; motion to strike out part of an- : it superior to any other location in the ! had a delightful summer.
i county.
I vear on June 24th, with a crop prospect,
drew Terwilliger of Montague leave Julv swer sustained.
: in every line, that exceeds anything ever
6th on a Jour to the lava beds Crater lake, I « B Reed vs A C Helm et al—Action
The 8. P.'s *50,000 Kesort.
seen in the history of this country.
*e.u‘
tl*e. Nodoc against joint defendant K D Briggs dis- ’ Dunsmuir News.]
war with k Co., is the pilot, and as it is an missed.
Mr. Cooley has sinveved the grounds ; Mrs. Howard, wife of H. A. Howard,
anti-prohi party a liberal supply of Gag-
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non’» Superior Reptile Bite PsxvaUter will
M Gates vs- J G Birdsev, sbenfl— at Lower Soda for the new hotel, bridge died early Tuesday morning from con-
be kept in stock
> Dismissed by stipulation.
and side-track, and all the plans and s , sumption, in her 23d vear. She was the
u . r>
.. 1 ' B F Adkins vs Jas Ridge—Dismissed at specifications have been sent to the gen- ( daughter of Rev. W. H. Tibbets, of Hills­
l’rof. J. S. Sweet of the stnu Rosa, cal.,( plaintiffs cost.
and
came here
eral office. The hotel will be E shaped, boro, —
v. with her - husband ------------------
public schools arrived in Ashland Sunday
A Howard vs M D L Cox and 1 consist of about one hundred rooms and over a year ago for her health. The bur-
on a visit. The professor is doing well there D Vawter
Cox
—
Dismissed
at
plaintitt
’
s
cost.
and opens a commercial college in that city
have all the appliances of a first-class ial was in the Hargadine cemetery yes­
in August. Just before leaving for Ashland
F D Palmentier vs H G Kesterson et al— house, something similar to the Del terday. Rev Robt. Hatfield conducting
a fire burned down the residence where he Default entered against defendant and Monte. Work will be commenced at the religious services. The husband and
was living and consumed all hts clothes ex- 1 judgment for plaintiff.
once building the bridge and putting in a little boy survive ber.
cept the suit on his back, besides h's
G. B. Addington and Chas. Angel, with
A sure cure for the whisky habit- Dr. the side-track. The house will be com-
library.
Livingstone’s Antidote for Drunkenness pieced by next spring, and will be called Joe Pierce as guide, returned Monday from
a two week’s tour in the Jennv creek sec-
Felix Kahn arrived from Ft. Klamath at will cure any case of the liquor habit in Castle Crag Tavern .
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tion. where thev have purchased some
5 o’clock yesterday afternoon, leaving on from ten to thirtv days, from drinker to
... rs'
Klc.e “nd .... ,r«turned from claims. Good claims in the Jenny creek
the train for Portland where his father is the drunkard. The Antidote can be given Albany
today. Lyle will be here next week. section are looked upon as valuable by tim­
not expected to live
Dan Ryan brought in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
the
person
taking
it.
The
Antidote
will
him in in a buckboard in twenty two hours
Arthur Langell is in from his Langell bermen. as that belt is being noticed con­
not injure the health in any way. Manu
siderable of late. W. A. Dwight, of the 8.
tb^rouehest'uar? of the 'roacT"»t Pictured bv the Livingstone Chemical Coï, valley place, to lemain until after the 4th.
P. D. A L. Co., has been writing to parties
Sim Franewco. C r I. and for »ale by T. K
See the Crocker Grocery Co. for a bargain at Shake inquiring what claims could be
on a too of dairy sal*.
bad for.
sod the ocher to drive
bolu?0
Week,
10 Cts, 25 Cts, 50 Cts.
C. 0. D. EMPORIUM.
StOVCS
iww w
This
And will be sold at our well known
WALTER A. WOODS
LOW PRIG
Mowers, Rakes and Harvesting
Machinery.
VICTOR MOWERS,
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
HAY CARRIERS,
at Prices that Defy Competition.
HARPOON and JACKSON’S i We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO. s (Chicago) Bed
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School House Shoe«, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) *3 00 calf B J
Shoes, the beat made. Every pair guaranteed.
McCALL