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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1891)
BREVITY BASKET. Drowning of Prominent People. Fruit Items. Valuable Offers to Subscibers. A Getty, who was in the valley last Elsewhere will be founds desciption Special to the R ecord .] The Arrest of Two Vnsavory Charac vear buying and shipping apples for the B. Beach buys all the berries. Long Beach, Wash., Aug. 5.—Nellie of a valuable map which we can send to ter« in Aahland Leads to the Dta- Earl Fruit Co arrived from California Yreka will be lighted by electric lights anv address with one years subscription Boise, daughter of Judge Boise, of Salem, ASHLAND. O b . ...Thursday, Aug. 6 1801 Oovery of a Mill Manufacturing last Friday and is in tbe country looking next week. to the R ecord for the small sum of $3.50. and Will Steel, 19 years old, son of Geo. Spurious *5 Gold Pieces Capture, *t the crop for the purpose of contracting This map needs no recommendation A. Steel, of Portland, were drowned at W. T. Beagle is carrying the Ashland- He says this is bis first trip PF.IISONAL, AMD SOCIAL. Jail Delivery aud Eacai>e of the for same from our hands; it speaks for itself. Any Seaview this noon, while bathing. Five Shake mail. out and he has not determined yet what one interested in tbe matter should call others were rescued. Some of them are Two Leader«. Rnbt. Vining returned Tuesday from Ta Charley (Oregon) Coolidge was on today.s prices they will pay, but says apples will The Meet Wonderful Publication Ever Issued.—Prest and Public. at the R ecord office and see the map for now in a critical condition and not ex coma pected to recover. A heavy undertow Last Thursday evening two young men, not command the high figures of last train from Silverton to San Francisco. themselves. Read the advertisement. T«d Barclay returned yesterday from one about 20 and the other 28. arrived in season. The Southern Oregon district fair opens A Completa History of our Government by AdminirtrntioM, Political We are again offering this year the was the cause. Portland near Central Point Sept. 22, and lasts four Pirtiei and Oongrestn from Ashland on the freight train from the H. E. Battin, the Portland commis days. Mammoth Cyclopedia, in four volumes Fine cheese at McConnell & Winter's _Fergus i* at Hosley's sawmill on north and proceeded to I. W. Burris’s sion man, will soon build a fruit evap as per description on 4th page and one BUKiyoU saloon, called for drinks, dropped a $5 orator at Riddle’s, Douglas county. Prompt delivery of feed and nullstuffs years subscription to the R ecord for Lumber! Lumber! bought of Crocker Grocery Co. at mill only Charley Johnson arrived this morning gold piece and received their change $3.00. James Norris at his lumber yards on MaconfGa.) dealers have been shipping prices. from Tacoma. They purchased bread at C. D. VanDvke's And Dickens’ complete works in twelve the north side of the railroad track, near bakery, and a cigar at C. R. La Valiev’s watermelons direct to Liverpool. Sam Hodges. J. H. Linville and F. H Jerry Nunan returned yesterday from The Washington state board of horti Fitzgerald of Sams valley, were in town volumes with one year’s subscription to the depot, Ashland, can sell you sash, variety store, passing their $5 pieces. Ban Francisco. doors, windows, mouldings and all kinds the R ecord for $3.i0. They wanted cheese and struck McCon culture has issued the following circular, Tuesday. of finishing lumber. Leave your orders Judge W. A. Wilshire of Lakeview is in nell 4 Winter's grocery, but their $5 was which is of interest to those sending fruit By spe< ial arrangements with the pub Mrs. Col. James Noiris, Algy Dixon. G. the Willamette. All dealers who are F. Billings and family and-Abe Weiss have lisher of the S. F. Examiner we are en at Luckey’s real estate office, and they handed back to them as no good. Mar from this section : will be promptly attended to. J. H. Hoffman the tinner worshipped in shal G. W. Smith’s attention was soon handling green fruits or who are receiv gone to Cherry creek. abled to send vou the Weekly Examiner Ashland Bunday. ing fruit from any party, corporation or and the V alley R ecord (tlie combined called tq the matter by the victims, who “Wbo said Hood’s SarsaDarilla?” Thou W. A. Temple of Kock Point was doing soon discovered that tbev were being firm, and who are now about to receive sand* of people, who know it to be the best price of which is $4.00) for $3.50. This consignment of packages,containing fruit I will also entitle you to the Examiner’s Ashland Monday. ba<i)v deceived. Marshal Smith struck blood punfier and tonic medicine. from outside the state of Washington,are premiums and its $125,000 worth of ex Mrs. L. C. Graby was up visiting Mrs. J out for them and arrested the younger required to secure shipper’s certificate Miss Nichols presented the R kcobd with tra premiums. '; man at the depot, aud placed him in jail. Latest Edition. Corrected to Date. Printed in Eleven Colors» A Lee yesterday. a piece of asbestos from Evans creek, which immediately, that such fruit has been may be seen at W. P. Squires’ office. The other fellow could not be found. < Rev. B. F. Vandevener and wife are vis 5ft. 6 in. by 8 ft. 10 in. (largest ever printed.) Rev. G. J. Webster and family are at Tol The arrested man told various stories thoroughly fumigated, so that it is en man's vapor springs. wool crop of Lake county was 750.- < iting Ashland this week, en route to the M. and soon wound himself up -Upon be tirely free from any live scale-egg, germs, 00(i The VF TEA * MlROUBCtsE. lb.*., half of which went to the railroad E. conference which convenes at Salem Au Dr. Parson. Mrs. Parson and Fred spent ing searched ten of these spurious $5 gold or larvae of anv known injurious insects. via Linkvdle and Ager, according to Sena gust — They came in from Lakeview by Saturday at Colestein. Unless this is done immediately, dealers Necently the following Notice appeared In the pieces were found in his possession. He private conveyance. tor Cogswell. San Francisco Chronicle Geo. Linn, formerly freight conductor on gave the whole business away giving his are liable any day to be ordered, at con - Edson ’ s hotel at Klamath hot springs has , The 18-months old son of John and An ‘‘Judge S----- had had been been sick sick only only about about twe two the 8. P., to in Beattie, name as Henry Nutt, from Grants Pass •iderable expense, perhaps, to clean each been turning away people. By next season I nie Gosnev, of Oak Bar, Siskiyou, died last week», and it was not until the last three or Miss Annie Judge is visiting .Miss Ella where his folks lived, and the name of separate fruit,or destroy the entire quan they will have built an addition with sixty- Saturday about midnight, from the effects four days that the malady took a serious turn. the beginning of his illness he suffered from Nunan at Jacksonville. the other fellow as Fay Coon, who had tity which is declared a nuisance. Ship five more rooms. of biting the end of matches, the phosphor At AND ON THE OTHER SIDE: diabetes and stomach disorder. Later the ous tips for ignition being a deadly poison, Prof. Miles Cantrall of Applegate was do been at his father’s place at Grat ts Pass pers or consignors from outside this state kidneys refused to perform their functions and Mrs Henry Hassett and daughter for A Dlr.gram Showing all of the Political Parti«* (11 x 06). A Diagram Showing all Presidenta an* are liable to losses unless their fruit is for three months, being engaged at plat which has caused the death of many chil he pasaed quietly away. Thus ended the life ing Ashland Saturday. of Sams valley and Jacksonville, dren Cabinda (5 x«6). A Diaeram Showing Political Complexion of each Congreee. A Diagram thoroughly cleansed, and should send merly of one of the most prominent men in Cali throughout the country ing spoons, etc., for the people about Showing Creed, of the World <13 x 1U). A Diagram Showing Standing Annie» of each passed through Tuesday en route home to Mrs T. B. Boyd arrived yesterday with fornia." Like thousands of others his un town, and that this was their first at certificates immediately to their dealers La Grande trom San b rancisco. Nation (13 x 10). A Diacram Showing Naval Tonnage of each Nation (13 x 10). A Com, Yreka Journal: Lee. Lash A Co. of the timely death was the result of neglecting early her babe on a visit to her folks. plato Hap of tint World (13 x 90). A Map of Central America (10 X 13). A Map of Alaska tempt at passing the coin. Sheriff Bird- stating this treatment has been perform symptoms of kidney disease. tl'lx 13). A map of South Africa (10 x 13). A Map of Upper Nubia and Haheeh or Deputy U. 8. Marshal A T. Kyle return Greenhorn mine upon thoroughly investi Mi*« Agnes Devlin came up from Apple sey was telegraphed for and took Friday’s ed and that fruit is free from any live gating the bottom of their new shaft just <■■ IF* YOU — Abyae-uia (10 x 13,. A Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Boluchlatan (10 x 13). A Complete ed todav from Portland, where he landed gate Monday on a visit to friends. Map of th« Solar System; beat ever made (13 x 10). The Names of all Cabinet Officers with train for Hornbrook, where he arrested germs. This advice may be subject t > Henry Nutt in jail. Paul R. Deady was on sunk near the stage road, have discovered are troubled with diabetes, gravel, or any de length of term. Pictures oi all the Presidenta from Washington to Harrison. rangement of the kidneys or urinary organa, covered the east nm of the blue gravel , L. B. Whorton was in town the first of Coon. Frank Sherman accompanied further orders of which due notice will I today’s train for San Francisco. channel which they have been working don’t delay proper treatment until you are the week from Lakeview after fruit. Birdsev and identified the man Coon be given. forced to give up your daily duties , don ’ t J. W. O. Gregory and Wm. Patterson near Lee's house, and will commence run Joe Pierce returned Friday from a three was aware of the arrest of hia pal and left t Oregonian: The business of shipping have each sold their eighth interest in the ning IT ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF: adrift in that direction, to tap the waste your money on worthless liniments weeks'stay at Klamath hot »pring*. immediately afterward, walking on the fresh fruit from this coast to the East ia Shackelford creek, Scott-vallev, mine to a blue gravel bed east of the drift where the and worse plasters, but strike at the seat of the disease at once by using the greatest of all The History of the U. S. Government by Congresses. The History of the U. 8. by Administrations Cha*. Pierce returned Tuesday from a ,tf«e ••>»««»“, *<> 1«’« Cole’«. from growing to enormous proportions, and Mr. Ozan of Portland, for $200 apiece. cave occurred. From the appearance or ! known remedies, the celebrated Oregon Kid An Analysis of the Federal Government. Issues of all Political Parties. The ney Tea. It has saved the lives of thousands. stay weeks about the Bay City. whence he rale to Henley in a butcher every year something new is found out the blue gravel near the bottom of thi- History of all Political Parties in this CJountiy. The Popular *«y of some week, Wm. Patterson returned Tuesday from and Electoral Vote for each Candidate. wagon and went to Hornbrook, where he about the business. The sale of Oregon the Patterson placer mines on Grouse creek, new shaft, the indications are more favor Why should it not cure you? Try-it. Purely Ad Gotham and John Johnson have re- vegetable and pleasant to take. $1.00 a pa Jc- ♦ for rich pay than at the old shait, age, 6 for (5.00. lurnwl from their Sucker creek quartz pro»- waa afterward arrested and brought back fruit was injured in Eastern markets on which will lie actively operated this season. able the same evening and placed in the city account of the insipid taste it had,caused Janie* W Brtner having commenced work where they realized over $6.000 in two months. EEC0MMENDATI0NS. WHAT AGENTS ARE DOING. jail. He, too, acknowledged passing the by it being picked before being fully ripe, there Monday. am . 'u-e j. c. barrea co . Mis* Blanche Pipe* sad bar meter, Mrs. From A. R. S povtord . Librarian of Congreaa: " Received the 10 maps this afternoon; solj George Elliff, the popular merchant of Woodville Whittling» Cooley, of Yreka, were on Monday's train coin and gave the officers a statement of so that it would stand shipment. It is “Tbe novelty of tbe plan, exhibiting by graphic I 7 before sapper.” bow it waa manufactured, etc. Enough now found that the last few days of rip Canyonville was married Monday to Miss for Eugeae. diagrama a complete eyncbronology of Ameri i Mr. Wailace of Wolf creek arrived here •• Sold IT map. yesterday; will send you a was found out from young Nutt’s state ening on the trees makes a vast differ Lola Bailey, a handsome young lady of can political history, ia carried out wllb admir large order next Saturday.” Uol Boe. the well-known Chinese consul ment to warrant thearrest of Fav Coon’s ence in the quality of fruit, and that after that place. Tbev came to Ashland the this morning on his way to the asbestos Water Consumers. Attention. able ingenuity, and tbe work may fairly be • r Hav. caavaased for years; never UW any mines on Evans creek. He goes from here al Ban Francisco, has been sojourning termed * Breviary of American Politic«.” thing equal to this map.” brother, Elsie Coon, who was still at it is properly ripened it can be shipped same day to spend a week here ^bont Bisson. on horseback. HE CITY OF ASHLAND cannot fur Fr rm IIox. 8.8. Cox: “Only one worh ia com “I sold six maps in one hour; everybody Grants Paas, and Sheriff Moes brought with success in proper refrigerator cars. It rained in Ashland yesterday afternoon nish water for irrigating puposes, from p>r*blc with it—the 'Statistical Atlas’by tbe Wants one.” Mr. T Pollard of Helena. Montana, “for H. Farlow left Tuesday for Albany on has been quite cool since In Cow I merly “ Send twenty-five maps at once; want this now until further notice, except after the Government—and to aay thia ia high eulogy.” from Michigan ” arrived here last his annual business trip to hi» tine 256-acre him up Saturday morning. The prelim The U nion Pacific has sent for a lot of and entire county.” inary examination waa before U. 8. Com such cars for the accommodation of fruit creek canyon it commenced storming at 9 week on a visit to his aunt. Mrs. J. H. hour of 6 o’clock p. m. and before 6 o’clock From BaaeoN J. Losetxo, LL. D , Historian: f.rjn naai there. “ I have canvassed one half day; took IS a. m. yesterday. Rainy and cool weather Like * concave mirror it reflecta to a single missioner A. 8. Hammond and after El growers of this section . Fruit properly Whipple. He is also looking for a location. a in. of each day, and all persons using orders” (ecus an epitome of the caaential element* of Mrs. McClure wbo has been visiting her lie Coon had heard all the evidence and ripened and shipped in refrigerator cars yesterday extended a* far as Della, Cal. water from the city water pipes for irrigat “ I sold « maps in four days ; expect to sell ournatiouKl biatory, showing clearly at* glance »later, Mrs. 1). Baer, returned home to 8an •aw there waa no chance of escape be will arrive in the East in a very different Talier & Osborn have completed their ing purposes are hereby notified not to 100 next week. John Boyle, a well-known gambler on the procrea» of the nation, from ita infancy to Francisco Monday. contract on the “ chool house. They have draw water from the city water pipes for “ Took 9 orders from the circular.” its present period ot maturity. plead guilty too. They were all bound condition from that picked green and this coast wa.* shot in the leg and seriously did their work in a praiseworthy manner irrigating except during the hours above A. W. Bcott, --------------------------------- the contractor was on Fri- - - ------- over in the sum of $1000 apiece to appear shipped in cars merely fitted with open wounded Bundav at Seattle by John Dona and we have a house that we are justly named dy’« train from Wo«dlaad, Cal. He was before the U. 8. grand jury at Portland. ings for ventilation, which, in passing hue. a farmer. It was over a game of pok proud of. By order of the Citv Council dated Au er, Donahue accusing Boyle of cheating. xsCBMmg home rick. Rand, McNally & Co.’s latest U. S. Map, printed in colors, covers the entire The Coons made out that the Nutt fam through the long stretches of sagebrush M ilton berry , Futrell preached his last sermon gusts. 1831. back and is universally conceded to be the best published. It alone sells for *5.00. Best glassware sets,pitchers, salvers.jugs, for Rev. Capt W. Wilburn the Henley blue-gravel ily were the chief villains, while young country admitted the hot air, which in aug 6 Recorder. this conference year at this place Sun The complete Reversible Map (printed on both sides) is 3 ft 10 in. by 5 ft. 6 in. miner, was over Friday and invested in a Nutt pointed out that Messrs. Coon were stead of preserving fruit tended to spoil it. cakes and celeries at the C. G. store day. We hope the conference will return mounted on rollers top and bottom, with tape on sides. These two maps sell sep buggv for hi* family. the instigators, designers, patentees, There were seven colored preachers on him to this charge. He has made many arately for *10.00. Publisher’s price, *5.00. By Express, *5.75. Dealness Can't be Cured board Tuesday’s southbound train. They warm friends here in the past year. Mire Maud Hackler, who has been pav manufacturers, proprietors, etc., and This Map should be in every library, office and school, and Is well worth the ing Mias Ber.h* Shults a virit. returned to •aid be would show where and how it by local applications, as they cannot reach were en route to Sacramento to at'end the If the asbestos enterprise goes ahead.“and price, *5.00, as you will see by the above statements of agents and recommendations. Canyonville Monday. the diseased portions of the ear. There is conference of the African M. E. church,and we sincerelv hope it will.” the projectors was done. came from charge* in Washington and should examine the route from Woodville We will send this C - Double — - - Map by Express Prepaid and guaran- Great Sheriff Moes returned to Grants Pass only one way to cure deafness, and that is they Mr*. C. 8. Price and children are spend by constitutional remedies. Deafness is Portland. i up Evans creek to the mines This is the tees safe delivery to any address ress __________ in the U. S. It can be mailed but is much safer ing s week visiting Ashland friends, stop Saturday evening with Henry Nutt to ex caused by *n inflamed condition of the mu Win. Gilmore's spectacular production natural outlet, and a railroad built on this ping at Mr*. Lofftu*'«. by express. Name your nearest express office. amine the coinage factory and to arrest cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When i “Twelve Temptations” was on Sunday’s route will tap some fine bodies of timber, THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED to any one not perfectly satisfied after Miu Grace Houck. I. V MUI* and wife Nutt’s father, Alonzo Nutt, who was un this tube gets inflamed veu have a rumb north train. The principal feature was an which will be quite an item in keeping up and Frank Hasty returned Friday from doubtedly mixed up in the enterprise. ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when army of ballet girls and a big. fat comedian such a road. receiving the map. UNDERSTAND FULLY that no matter which offer you ac their Dead Indian tou- Coon Bros, were eonfined in the city lock it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, with an interchangeable,double-back-action cept the publishers PREPAY ALL CHARGES by express or mail and guarantee Mr. Birnbaum ot Kansas, state organizer and unless the inflammation can be taken safe delivery and perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Rsv A. Brown ws* on Monday'a south up to testify against the older and tough out and this tube restored to its normal ramrod "niug.” of the Farmers’ Alliance, delivered a very er Nutt who was to be brought up from bound train for an extended Eastern visit Mrs. B. Beach is neither a regular ordain interesting lecture explaining the aims and condition, bearing will be destroyed forev the Pass Monday by Sheriff Moss, and er; nine cases out of ten are caused by ca ed physician nor a “faith curist.” but the objects of Alliance last Wednesday night. to remain till November. THE RECORDS OFFER TO SUBSCRIBERS: have his examination. tarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed lady made «correct diagnosis of the R ecord After the lecture he organized the Wood Dr. and Mrs Bonger. accompanied by man's (great big) mouth for good things to ville Alliance with ten members. Applica We will send a map FREE to any one sending us Three New Subscribers to the The citv jail is a small frame structure condition of the mucous surface*. Ml** Mollie Banger went over to Truitt’s We will give One Hundred Dollars for eat. It was a fine lot of monster blackber tions for membership are coming in, and VALLEY RECORD for one year at $2.50 each. with a waiting room in front and two hotel, Shovel creek. Monday. no doubt there will be a flourishing Alliance will send a map and the VALLEY RECORD for one year upon receipt of A thick partition sep any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) ries. for which the Beach garden is noted. B. M. Byer*. W. H. Bree*e, Clif Payne,A. cella in the back here in a short time. This gentleman has had his onlv We we cannot cure by taking Hall’s Ca $3.50, so that you get this valuable map for the small sum of $1.00. Try cur 35c tea. McConnell & Winter. The onlv light is from that E. Matson. T. K. Bolton and daughter and arates the cells. tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. William Harper donated a lot to the M. Remember that all postage or expressage is prepaid by the VALLEY RECORI', one window 3x1 >4 feet, with bars, and Win. Myer Bundayed at Colestein. H. F. Hicks has invented a concentrator E. Church South, which organization pro morning nap disturbed by the F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O. and that if this map is not genuinely as represented and not entirely satisfactory', runs alongside the two cells. The board which is being tested at E. K. Anderson ’ s Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Cha*. Rippey and family and Clyde Rip poses to build a church for the use of all festive fly, but now his troub we will refund you your money. Huntington mill with quartz from the Pat orthodox Christians. The church exten pey of Central Point passed through Satur roof of an adjoining shed runs down ton ledge, by Phil Mullen the superintend sion board will give $400 toward the build les are all o’er, for he has just This offer is open to old subscribers, ns well as new ones, by paying a year in Jacksonville Jottings. alongside of the buildings and edges day by team for Klamath hot springs. ent, A clean-up of between thirty and ing and Bro. Futrell is circulating a sub advance on your subscription. against the cell window. The entrance Dr. R. Pryce was in town Monday. forty tons of ore was made from the Patton scription list to raise the balance. He is found the R. J. Hendricks, the rustling editor of into cell No. 2 is made from a door, from We will only furnish this map for a Limited Time. You should therefore order the Salem statesman pasaed through yes cell No. 1, which ia locked by hitching a R. 43. Saberiy, a timber land expert, was ledge yesterday, by Hawkett & Co. at once. Address meeting with considerable encouragement, here several days this week. terday on a business trip to Ban Francisco. and doubtless we will have a church build Fresh Santa Cruz cheese at C. G. store. chain te a staple in the wall and fasten VALLEY RECORD ZEPTT-B. CO., ing in Woodville in the near future. Wm. Miller has returned from a pleasant1 L. B-hnabele, an old time Yreka citizen, ing it with a padlock. The Coon Bros, Dr. James Braden was up from Gold ASHLAND, OREGON. was over to Medford yesterday to an exam were locked in their cells unincumbered. visit to Montague (?), California. While J. W. Robinson was driving the Hill yesterday and reports that O. B. Har E. J. KAISER, Manager* ination before the pension boa«d in session spirited team of G. F. Schmidtlin to Grants dee returned 'Tuesday from Spokane, Wash., About 9 o ’ clock Marshal Smith went to J. C Whipp and family are sojourning there. moving his mining office to Gold Hill with Pass Saturday with a hack load of peaches the jail and discovered it empty. The at tbe soda springs at Dead Indian him. The work of putting in the cribbing the fastening on the neck yoke broke, let Chap Nichols, owner of Nichols' station, Coon Bros, had made the discovery (nev L. A. Neil and family were paying rela for the dam is completed and the opera ting the tongue drop, which ran into the Douglas county, ws* visiting A. F. Shultz er known before in its long history to tive* and friends a visit here this week. tions are coming on as outlined in the road, breaking it into several pieces, scar Friday, on his way home from Klamath either officers or the various prisoners con ing the horses which began to run . Then R ecord a few weeks ago. hot springs Marriage license issued August 1st, 1891. fined) that the link in the chain was large to John Toepper and Miss Anna Counts. one line broke. Robinson succeeded with all Old and spring chickens for sale at Ralph Marek went to Gold Hill Tuesday, enough to slip over the padlock, thus the other line in running them into a rail times by Crocker Grocery Company. where a party headed by Thos. Miller and Born at Anaheim, Cal., July 2. 1891, to fence, stopping them without further dam , ,, •____ ■ - ---- opening up communication between the family expected to “Te ---- Mr and Mrs. N. F. Steadman, a daughter. y**wUy °n • cells. The jail was built tnanv years ago The members of Burnside Post No. 23 G. age. Robinson says he came very near tour to Crater (rater lake. *nd R wag 8Hppoeed tbat tbe iron ¡n an accident. W iouins . Miss Theresa Weisz spent several days at A. R. desire to thank the citizens of Ash having Woodville, Or., Aug. 3d, 1891. „ The family <rf Col. C. F. Crocker, the 8. j tbe window avent down in "the wooden Ashland this week, the guest of Mrs. H. land for their liberal patronage on Tuesday 1 «¿1 at leMt a~faot evening We are sorry the entertainmeiii —..... — .—l By throwing the ' Judge. Mr. Thomas Batte, editor of the Graphic, ws* a faitare—-or was no» what was repre TWra* fa^Victorii. cell door *'* ajar ’ Coon Bros, got on top of it, Mr. Theiss, one of lbs proprietor* of the sented to be. We assure you that we. as Texarkana, Arkansas, has found what he believes to lie the best remedy ill existence reached over to the bars and run a blank Medford distillery, was at tbe county seat well as you are very much disappointed. One Dollar. Dollar. for the flux. His experience is well worth C. W. Avers, besides his multitudinous et around one of the bars. Tieing a loop Tuesday. Burnside Post No. 23, G. A R., by ita com remembering. He says: “Last summer I occupation*, commenced August 1st draw in the blanket to hold their feet In they Mrs. W. M. Holmes and Mrs. Geo. Brown mittee had a very severe attack of flux. I tried al ing a salary as special agent of the Standard proceeded to find out how far that bar have returned from a three week's visit to Ufe and accident insurance company. The finest goods in the market can be had most every known remedy, none giving re 14-lbs. Granulated 16-lbs. Golden “C” run down in the wall. As they were Roseburg. 15-lbs. Extra “C” Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and only at the clothing palace of O. H. Blount. lief Will L. Miller, who has been down on the ' thoroughly searched before going in they Diarrhoea Remedy was recommended to Miss Jessie Langell has returned from a sea shore at Monterev watching the wild i must have cut one of their shoes and re^ “Hist, Johnny, do you know who that One Dollar. One Dollar. One Dollar. pleasant visit to Linkville with her sister, is?” remarked one of Medford’s juveniles me. I purchased a bottle and received al waves bug and kiss ths beautiful maidens most immediate relief. I continued to use ; moved therefrom a piece of steel pot in Mrs. Moore. _ of sunny California, returned Saturday. the medicine and was entirely cured. I to bis conipanion as Will Q. Brown tbe i shoes by the manufacturers as a spring- Dr. H. T. Inlow. Henry Inlow, A F. geological surveyor passed up the street take pleasure in recommending this rem Chas. W. Johnston, register of the Rose-; l After digging into the sill about half an AT burg land office during Cleveland's admin i inch at the lower end they were enabled Hunt and others of Ashland precinct were on Monday. “Naw, do you?” replied edy to anj' person suffering with such a dis Where Fly Paper, Insect Pow at the court house Monday. ease, as in my opinion it is the best medi istration. has been appointed private seen der, and all seasonable goods his companion. “Yes, that’s Bill Nye, cine in existence.” 25 and 50 cent bottles to jerk one of the bars out. They reach tary to Mayor W. 8. Mason of Portland. Oiuer Cantrail, a young man well known we get his picture in the Examiner everv for ed out and raised the hoard from ths ad sale by druggists. fn this place, was recently married to a week. Shaw, vou don’t know nothin.” Miss Lillie Brooks. Marysville. Miss Allie joining shed, which landed them inside Miss Young of Alturas, Cal. Bonine. Pasadena, are visiting their East of it secure from observation and breath —Mail. Eagle Point Items. ern friends, some of Ashland’s imported ing tbe free, fragrant and balmy air of a Judge Webster, Dist. Att’y Colvig, and E d . V alley R ecord :— Fruit jars, all sizes at McConnell A Wint scboolma'anis Harvesting is in full blast and everybody mast beautiful city. But thev did not several lawyers are at Grants Pass holding er’s. Main St., Opposite Flagstaff Mr. and Mrs H. E Slocum and their speculate long about the wonderful cli court. Chas. Nickel is there also. Seven straggling editors wbo bad attend is busy. daughter Grace and J. H. Whitsett and mate of Southern Oregon, or the pleas Miss Jennie Reames left on Thursday ed the St. Pau) convention, were on yester John Kader was thrown ofl of a header wife expect to leave to-morrow on a tour ures of riding through this city’s avenues evening for Portland, where she will at day’s southbound train en route home. wagon a few davs ago and badly hurt on down to tbe sea coast. / | and boulevards with chaises enjoying the tend school during the winter at St. Mary’s They stopped over a day at Gold Hill.where the head and shoulders. academy. Avery JobWSon returned Tuesdav after ' balmV breazes? but they took to their Dr. Braden showed them the country, with Mrs. James Wooley has returned to her an absence of several weeks visiting the va- h j, ¡n a h lxj jabbel irs. The hour ---------- DEALER IN---------- We are sorry to learn that the health of which they were delighted Among them farm near Eagle Point. Hou* point* on Puget sound, and with hiB ' of - their escape z was about 7:30 in the i Mrs. N. Langell is very poor and the ladv were O. A. Hossler, Daily Times. Warsaw, •on Charley at Tacoma. has been compelled to return to Portland Ind.; W. M. Goudy, Wayne County Press, Mr. Burk of Douglas county is visiting evening. Fairfield. III.; Col. W. N. Norton, Intelli his niece. Mrs. A J. Florev of this place. for treatment. “irtZfa from WMhiSgfan ‘las®/ ^ik I Here aniur8 affairs 100,1 took slightly «notner another turn, turn. gencer, Dallas.Texas; Luther Short, Frank School Clerk Smith, of Siskiyou district, lin, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Virgie of Central Point are to make his borne in Ashland. Mr. Ellis is There is no reward for the capture of f down this week to procure a plat of visiting friends here. a cousin of Chas J Foster. counterfeiters, only a fee of $30 Depu- was Good heavy bacon for miners and loggers * w “ . . . ty U. 8. Marshal A T. Kyle took Henry his district of Supt. C. 8. Price to aid him at C. G. store. Mr. Graham has been securing the right in making an assessment levied to buy fur of way for the R. R. V. R. R. Co. from Portland Monday Sheriff Mos. niture, etc. OREGON. Sells Bros.’ circus advertising car pass Medford to this place. I understand that ASHLAND, two children. The latter will remain in i turning him over at Grant s Paas. Mrs. E. Autenrieth returned to her home ed south yesterday. Col. Chas. Stew,tbe he is securing all the timber be can in the Ashland during the summer. Sheriff Meas brought up Alonso Nutt at Yreka after a brief visit here. She was clever press agent formerly with Barnum, great timber belt on Rogue river and Big W J. Stanley and daughter,Miss Winnie, ’ (the father) Tuesday, and he is having accompanied by her daughter Miss Snow, says they licked Forepaugh’s circus Butte. BERRI E - A - SPECIALTY Miss Mary Andrews. Mias Coleeum, and ■ his exsmination to-day before the U. 8. wbo has just recovered from a severe at (which Barnum & Bailey own) and com H. T. Severance had the misfortune to the Misses Ewan went to the teachers* sx-, commissioner. He claims he is innocent tack of tonsilitis. pelled them to keep off of their track, have his barn and all his outhouses, includ amination at Jacksonville Monday. I of any complicity in the crime, and says EGGS and CHICKENS, Highest Mrs, W. R. Buck, who has been in Cali after the Forepaugn circus had lost much ing his buggy, horse, all his tools except a Tbos. L. Knight, the W F. express mee- the Coons inveighled his son into passing fornia for two years jiast has returned to ' monev in the attempt to injure Sells monkey wrench, two sets of double harness Cash Price Paid. renger brought his bride out from San the coin. His son’s confession, however, Jackson county to reside. She was in town 1 Bros. Sells Bros, appear at Medford and one of buggy harness, 17 tons of hay, all of his chickens, in fact everything that Monday accompanied by her daughter, Francisco last week and they are located in «* that of tbe Coons, implicates him in 1 Monday, Aug. 24th. would be found on a small but systematic &F“Orders from abroad promptly at- a residence neatly fitted up on Spring tbe making of the spurious coin. There Mrs. James Cantrall. in hosiery and underwear at C. ally kept farm, burned on the night of the tended to. street. ia only one piece, passed at Grant’s Pass A. W. Alberry, who has been roadmaster . O. Bargains jy!6 29th, at 1 o’clock a. m. There can be no D. Emporium. 1-LBS., QUALITY Q-TTA u ÏL j AISTTEELL Wm. Beal*, an a inteUtasnt PotUsnd gen- by bis son to pay a baker’B debt, with of the R. R. V. R. R.. removed his family clue found as to the cause of the fire. As < tmwteffafag^Ete.mme which the officers have to implicate him ' to Medford this week. Mr. A. will prob tlenian whole i»t_ I— Patsy Fitzpatrick, the fireman who was Mr. S.is one of the most careful men in the out to Ashland Friday for a • week's inspec- in passing. He was bound over in $2M1 ably superintend tbe building ot the rail almost fatally suffocated in the tunnel 14 whole community and be is not known to tion of our country, which ' he pronounces I Nothing has been beard of Coon road to Eagle Point in the not far distant 1 accident waa brought to his home, the have an enemy who would have done so tuture grand. residence of Mr. Smith the railroad car mean and cowardiv an act as to burn an 1 . I Bros. _________ The normal institute being conducted by penter boss, Sunday. He is steadily im old man’s barn. When he discovered the I Engineer D. McCarthy u4 wife went to I Roeeburg Yesterday where a Brotherhood i The location of their manufacturing Supt. C. 8. Price, assisted by Profs N. L. proving and will be out in a few days. fire he ran to the stable door and found that of Locomotive Engineers will be organised 1 headquarters was on Slate creek, near Narregan and P. A. Getz as' instructors, is The state railroad commijsion will be out all the inside of the stable was on tire and of the Handsomest Residences in the State for this division. A ball will be given in > Wilderville, Josephine county, and 16 progressing finely and is being well attend Saturday to investigate the accident and bis poor horse was completely enveloped I the evening. , miles from Grant’s Pass, where the two ed There are sixty teachers enrolled at probably lay the blame to either fate or in the Hames. I learned that the property I was covered by an insurance of alxiut $200. this writing, and aN ut twenty more in the for Sale or Exchange for Farm Property. John (’. More of Roweburg was on Tues- I < Coon Bros, and Nutt and family moved county to be heard from. An institute fee the railroad company. He has bought all of the lumber he could À À day's train from a trip to Ban Francisco, i out and pitched a camp to some time of $1 i* collected from each teacher to pay at Eagle Point and intends to rebuild 3-lbs. roast coffee for $1 at McConnell & get He inform* u* that he. Fred H Rowe and ' about th* first of July, after procuring a expenses. Tbe instructors are working immediately. If the wind had not been WILL SELL on long time or exchange Jo* Bule will soon open a in ruber yard in , stock of ingredients from a San Francis very diligently and the teachers will, no Winter’s. front the north he would have lost his resi for farm, my residence in Ashland with THE POSITIVE CURE. East Portland. Two bicyclists from Aberdeen, Gray’s dence also, but by liar 1 fighting that was co firm. This camp was far away from doubt, be well repaid for the time spent. a of 160 feet on Main street, and ELY BROTHERS. 6S Warten St, New York. Price 60 Harbor section of Washington arrived in saved. Some of the cinders were found one I 150 frontage Mr*. Tweed Coburn returned to Granta detection, and gave them a spleudid op on Alida avenue. The grounds are Fanny Davenport. Ashland yesterday, having come aU the mile north of where the bam stood. The nicely laid out with choice fruits and shruh- Paes Tuesday with her babe, having recov portunity for work. ered her voice again which had almost been Tbe great American tragedienne, has way on bicycles. They are traveling on entire community sympathize with him. Their dies were made of aluminum, i bery," artificial stone walk, good stable and Eagle Point. Aug. 4,1891. D ick . I outbuildings. This cottage was built in the destroyed by the la grippe. Her sister Miss and tin, sine and first grade brass and written the following note for the benefit of Ordinary (hiph-wheel) bicycles and are ; Baldwin of Mr* Tyler’s photograph gallery copper is what the coin was composed of. her sex. It should prove especially import viewing the country. ; fall of 1888, of the choicest material and by They expect to French Tansy Wafers. when it is remembered that no class is travel this way to San Jose. «rent with her first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F., They left It was melted in a crucible and run into ant so well informed on the subject of which These wafers are a sure and safe specific Will sell or exchange any part Ge*. Neil and Deputy Sheriff Kobt. Arm a round long piece and cut off in pieces, she writes, a* professional women: Aberdeen nine days ago, two-and-a-half for all kinds of female troubles and will re architects. of one to four acres all in choice fruit and strong went out to Dead Indian baturday which were laid on a plate and a 10-ton days they laid off, and besides this took York,Aug. 11.—Mr. Windom: Dear move all obstructions to the monthly peri adjoining said residence This is tbe most to battle with the wild and woolly "big hydraulic jack was used to crush it into Sir New —Your Robertine was highly spoken of in the foilowing towns off the road: Sil ods, no matter what the cause. They are i modern >n style, and best constructed cot- game. ' Thev will make W. L. Nail s ranch the dies representing coin. Their plat in San Francisco and a lady friend induced verton, Brownsville, Forest Grove, Cor what every woman needs, and may be used I tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, their headquarter». safely. For sale by the Livingstone Chem ' and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E. ing machine, for plating either gold or roe to trv it. It is very fine and is an excel vallis. D C. ayter of the railroad office in thi* ailverware, was the one used by Coon lent application for beautifying and whiten ical Co., manufacturers, San Francisco, Cal. I E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey. Real James Norris can furnish you all kinds of For sale by T. K. Bolton. rity left Monday for San Francisco. He Bros, at Woodburn, Or. Sheriff Moes ing the face and hands. ’ The Robertine Estate Agent. Ashland. Oregon. ' iul9’91 finishing lumber, mouldings, windows, has sufficiently recovered from the accident powder is delightful. Very truly, and Henry Nutt were at the camp Sun doors, sash, etc. Leave orders at W. N. F axxy D avxxfobt . to his foot soiue months ago to be able to Luckey’s. day and Sheriff Moss took possession of go railroadtng again. the cached tools and materials. Central Point Races. During the past week livery teams have Jonas A. Lee, the live secretary of the The two Coons, with another brother The race at Central Point on the 22d of been kept hot carrying representatives of Oregon Livestock Mutual Indemnity As sociation. left last evening for Webster, Da manufactured $500 worth of coin at August will be one of the prettiest races commission bouses through the farms ÆRE DAILY A.TÒTÒTVING kota where he h»s property interests, on a Woodburn, Marion county, some months ever run in Southern Oregon. There of the valley, bargaining for the wheat businesa visit of two months. ago and passed it off successfully on Puget w ill probably be about seven starters. crop. They are paying the same price as N.H. Allen and daughter were visiting Sound without being caught. They Each horse has his backers. There is the local mills, 60 cents The cron in Ashland friend» from Thursday to Sunday, bought property at Woodburn with the more or less contention between Rippey’s Rogue river valley is three times as large en route home to Albany from Kl*math hot proceeds, which is said to be in the name Grey Cap and Mart Perry’s Bav Cap. as last year, caused principally by a spring*, lu company with their friends ; of the brother residing there now. Both parties will find plenty of ready largely increased acreage, though there i thev spent Saturday at the Tolman vapor money to back their favorite on the day is considerable more per acre turned off bath springs. Examine the R ecord ’ s map premium. of the race. The following horses are al as well. This time last year the price Dr. George Martin, after visiting numer Gen. T. G Kearnes. Jacksonville, and J. ready entered: A. H. Knight, Splinter; was 50 cents per bushel. ous relative* and fnends hereabouts left Bundav for Linkville. In September his W. Howard, Grants Pass came up yester Chas. Lewis, Billy Colquit; Jas. Wright, New stock of glassware at the '.'rocker Sorrel Kate; J. C. Hall, Grey Cap. brother. Will Martin, also graduates from day on Knights Templar business. Grocery Co.’s store. There will be three more entries made the dental department of Harvard, and Exchange: It looks as though Grant's before the race, including a horse from they will then bunt up a field to locate in Pass The ballet girl department of the Lilli would not get the cannerv this year. I far off India. the railroad company was unable to furnish 1 Josephine county and one from Douglas. putian troupe returned to San Francisco Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and A crowd expects to leave Ashland to rates, as they appear to be waiting to see on Monday’s train. They did not look Ex-Mayor E B. Pond of Ban Francisco as hard and tough as when they went morrow for Crater lake and way points. what the commissioners are going to do was on Sunday's train for Portland on a north, having doubtless been scrubbed at Prices that Defy Competition. They are Mrs. Hosier. Misses Janet Fobes, with them. business trip. Mr. Pond is one of the prin Clara kink, Lillie Brook», Allie Bonine, off before leaving Portland by order ef Fannie Ralph,Kate Mansen and Ada Reyn For diarrhoea or summer complaint in cipal owners of tbe O. A C. Land Co , who We call special attention to C. M, HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago; Red old*, and W. H. Mowat. David Ralph and any form, there is nothing better than own the military wagon road land grant the state board of health. Their free and easv manners, to sav nothing of their Frank Hansen accompany the party to Chamberlain's Colic.Cbolera and Diarrhoea from Lakeview io Eugene. School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN A CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J lack of costume, consisting principally of strike matches on the seat of their pants, Remedy. Mrs. Nancy Berry, of Adams, Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed. "A God-send is Ely's Cream Balm. Ithad an almost transparent Mother Hubbard saw wood, keep the flies off of the ladies, do Lawrence county, Kentucky, says one dose chore* about the camp and make them of it cured her of an attack of diarrhoea. catarrh for three years. Two or three times 1 as loose as the girls themselves, they selves as useful as it is possible for horrid Two or three doses will cure any ordinary a week my nose would bleed. I thought 1 made a striking appearance at the depot. men-necessary evils of camp life. case. When reduced with water it is pleas the sores would never heal. Your Balm 4-lbs. Rio coffee (green) at McConnell & Ths R ccokp is tbe beet advertising me ant to take. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale has cured me.’’—Mrs. M. A. Jackson,Ports Winter a for $1. ' bv druggist» 1 mouth. N. H. dium VALLEY RECORD. SHOVING THE QUEER. IT IS A LIBERAL EDUCATION; W ashington to H arrison . NEELY’S REVERSIBLE Political and U. S. Map NO MORE BACK ACHE (PIK-T ♦ T I ce - [¡REAM! THE FINEST AT 1RS. GILLETTES. PLAZA DRUG STORE. s SUGAR 10-lbs Powdered L ‘c. BARRETT « 10-lbs. Cube One M c C onnell & winter s , LEADING GROCERS. B. BEACH, All Kinds of Fruits,Bor ries aud Produce. Canned Meats in Great Variety, just the thing for Campers. —B A K I N G Per Can P O W D E R— Per Can ¡AT Portland Crackers are the Best. FOR SALE! ¡'E^sÇ^eaxcCBaixck. I NEW GOODS! ¡Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Oents sfcxid. Boys Clotliiiis« Hats, Caps, etc. And will be sold at our well known ZEPHYR, : AMOSKEAG. : GINGHAMS, LOW PRICES CRITERION CLOTH, Satines, other new Dress Goods and Hosiery. WILSON & WALSWORTH. C. 0. D, EMPORIUM. J. M. McCALL. %
