Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, October 22, 1891, Image 3

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Portland Lecter.
BREVITY BASKET.
Removal Notice.
Commissioners* Court.
Change of Train Time.
The Garrett building near the plaza
County road petitioned for by Sylvester
Fred Cleland left for Yreka Tuesday.
Supt. Fields and Supt. Agler of the
corner has been moved out even with , ; The woolen mills have closed down for a i Patterson et al; passed to second reading Shasta division were in the city Monday
Mias Clara Burrows of Yreka is attend­ the grade and raised, and the carpenters I' season.
and road established.
| consulting in regard to the new time
ASHLAND. On., T nvmday , O ct . 22, 1»1 ing school in Portland.
County road petitioned for by A C Wil table which it is supposed will go into
will commence work on it tomorrow fit­ I Sheriff Birdsey was in town Monday iook-
son
et
al
;
road
declared
a
public
highway.
ting
it
up
in
a
neat
and
attractive
man
­
■
ing
for
a
fellow.
He
wasn't
here.
C. A. Moore of Lakeview.who has been
operation the first of next month. The
County road petitioned for by Horace idea is for the overland train to arrive in
admitted to the bar, returned home Mon­ ner for the drug business of J. C Barrett
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Meals at all hours at Mrs. Gillette's, the
<k Co., that firm taking possession cf it only cafe in the city Ovster stew, 25 cents. Pelton et *1; ordered that John Dugan, C C San Francieco and Portland earlier and
day.
McClendon and J M Childers, and Peter
on November 1st with their stock of
Mr». Romans, suiter of P. LytUe’on. is
Jacob Norcross has filed suit against the Applegate surveyor do meet Oct. 16, 1891 at thus shorten up the time. As at present
Col. Robt. A Miller returned liotne goods. Mr. Barrett is building uo a
quite ill.
. Monday from an inspection of Oregon’s trade eminently satisfactory to bin.self 8. P. for $150 for the team killed by their 10 o’clock am.’ at the office of C C Gall. J understood the overland will arrive in
Ashland from the south at about 5:30 p.
train at Cresswell. Lane county.
P, Sams valley, to qualify for the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Tine returned borne metropolis.
and the public and will be better pre­
Tuesday.
County road petitioned for by J A Hus­ m. and arrive from the north at 8:30 a.
Central Point is now a money-order
Thos. Lynch and Wm. Smith, formerly pared to serve bis patrons in the new
m., Ashland still remaining a breakfast
Mrs. Diza Wells of Illinois is here visit­ of The Oregon, are at work at their pro­ quarters. J. 8. Muller, the watchmaker postorfice and Postmaster Magruder can ton et al; ordered that J G Brisco, Perry and supper station.
Foster and Geo Jackson viewers, and Peter
ing relatives.
issue
them
to
the
limit
of
$300.
fessions in thia city.
and jeweler, will also remove to the new
Applegate surveyor meet at beginning of
Lumber is Cheap.
store«
Loren Bailey of ¡.akeview ha» been visit­
The Incog, trouj* were on Sunday's road Oct. 23. 1891, at 10 a m, to qualify and
Judge
Pritn
and
his
son
Chas.
Prim,
ing in Ashland.
northbound train. The play was written ; view said road.
Common
$11.50 iu carload lots, $12.00
also a full-fledged attorney, were in the Prominent B umucbs H oum » Change. by the wife of ex-Gov. Pacheco of California. ,
County road petitioned (or by Geo Clem­ per 1000 in the yard. Second rustic and
Samuel Clary, the Henley capitalist and city attending the bar association .
miner, is in the city.
Geo. F. McConnell has sold his inter­
Everything in
The school directors of this district have ents et al; report of viewers read and peti­ flooring $20.00 per M.
Jas. R. Cunnvngham is in Portland est in the firm of McConnell A Winter issued the warrant for the 6-mill tax and tion dismissed.
building line furnished on short notice.
W. E. Price returned this morning from
getting emigrants interested in coming to his partner. Otto Winter, the change ordered »he clerk, W. A. Patrick to collect
Monthly report of county hospital ap­
seplO
J ames N orris .
a visit in the Willamette
proved.
to Rogue river valley to buy real estate. to take place Nov. 1st. Mr. McConnell the same.
H. B. Reed was on Tuesday's train from
Liquor license petitioned for by Wright
This
A Sons of Veterans l’ost will be organized
San Francisco to Portland.
Goa Cunnyngham is pulling down goes into business at Portland.
MARRIED.
house has an established popularity as . at the hall of Burnside Post in Masonic A Co, Gold Hili; license issued for six
about
$70
per
month
rustling
boxes
for
John llriner is <n Bhasta valley shipping
one of the best grocery’s in the interior, : block next Saturday evening, the meeting months from Sept. 10, 1891.
all
the
news
agents
running
out
of
Port
­
apples for Geo. W. Edwards.
County road petitioned for by A T Kyle EVERTON—HAWN—In Ashland. Oct. 20,
and Mr. Winter, now the sole proprietor, ' night of the Post.
land.
1891, at the residence of Engineer Burge,
et al—E K Brightman. Dan Chapman and
Dr. A. Moore, the veterinary surgeon,
being an energetic and enterprising
Major Barron and G. 8. Butler have sold W W Kentnor appointed viewers,and Peter
Fireman W. E. Everton and Miss Jessie
went to ban Francisco to day.
Mrs. P. M. Abbey and Miss Jessie Al­ joung business man can be depended about 300 head of their fine three and four-
M. Hawn, both of this city, Rev. F. G.
Applegate surveyor to meet at the office of
Strange officiating.
Al. Rose,wife and daughter returned yes- ' exander are visiting in Portland from upon to keep abreast of the times and year-old steers to a Californian, We learn Milton Berry, J P. of Ashland, Oct. 30,1891,
Newport. They will soon go to Ashland wide awake to the interests of his num­ the price is 2% cents on foot, an increase in to qualify and survey said road.
terday from Klamath county.
The happy young couple have the good
prices yet paid.
I to spend the winter.
erous patrons.
Ordered that Mrs Jane Berwert be allow­ will and best wishes of a large circle of
J. B. Hutch of The Arlington hotel, was
Brownsboro had a masquerade ball re­ ed $4 per month, indigent allowance, until friends and acquaintances. They will make
at Grants Pass several days this week.
Misses McKinley and Coburn now of
Pracht on Alaska.
their home in Ashland.
cently.
Several of the neighbors put on the further order of this court.
the
Salem
schools
were
in
Portland
Fri-
.
Cal. Eubanks was on Bunday evening's
The King’s Daughters of this city have I
Ordered
that
Phil
Gleave
lie
and
hereby
white
shirts
and
spruced
up,
deceiving
day
and
Saturday
visiting
the
schools
train on a business trip to East Portland.
arranged a aeries of lectures called “Mon­
with a delegation from the state capital. day evening talks” for the winter months. the spectators into the belief that they is appointed superviser of road district No
B. 8. Radcliff went to Albany yesterday
24 to fill unexpired term of Chas Thurman,
were either dudee or dandies.
deceased.
to take a position in the woolen mills there.
Miss Sadie Nelson of Albany will pay They are to be delivered once a month by
Jos.
W.
Hockersmith
informs
us
that
his
She is some local people on topics with which
Ordered by the court that Henry White
E. P. Spencer, son of Adin Spencer, left her Ashland borne a visit soon.
incorporation will commence killing hogs
Tuesday to attend school at Ottawa, Kan. popular in the social life of that city and I they are familiar. The first was on Mon- for packing purposes on the 23d inst. They be allowed $4 rebate on taxes for the year
One of the Haud>omN taNeacrx in the State
of 1890 on account of double assessment.
j day evening at Granite hall and was en­
Mrs. Jennie Goddard, who has been vis­ was elected a member of the Eastern Star titled “Alaska.’’ The Hon. Max Pracht will cure more hogs this year than ever be­
Ordered
that
O
F
Billings
be
allowed
$20
lodge
instituted
there
last
week.
fore killed by any one firm in Southern
iting relatives, returned to Dunsmuir to­
rebate on taxes for year 1890, on account of
; was the orator. The lecture lasted three-
for Salt or Esriargr for Farm Property.
day.
W. E. Hurd, well known in Southern iuarters of an hour, during which time Oregon.
error in transcribing assessment schedule.
The 8. 1’. is beginning to prepare for the
Bert Batchwell of Corvallis is visiting his Oregon as a Staver A Walker representa­ Ir. Pracht unloaded train-loads of infor
Ordered that the clerk of this court be au­
brother. Kay Batchwall of the Postal Tele­ tive. was on trial here last week for lar­ mation upon the subject of that territory wintry elements that may disturb transpor­ thorized to draw warrant in favor of C W
graph.
WI LL SELL on long time or exchange
ceny by bailee of $200 in the sale of town that cast a ray of light to the listener that tation over the Siskiyous and have already Taylor for $125.50, to be applied in opening
one worktrain on this side of the mountain.
for farm, my residence in Ashland with
Miss Kate Griner of Yreka was over Sat­ lots. He was acquitted. Mr. Hurd will could not be brightened short of a tour to Just at present it is hauling wood to Ash­ county road leading from near Eagle Point
a frontage of 160 feet on Main street, and
to a point near Obenchain's and known as
urday en a visit with the Uttle l»rd Faunt­ be remembered as the gentleman who, the country itself. It can be truthfully land from Steinman.
150 on Alida avenue. The grounds are
Big Butte road.
leroy Co.
while a resident of Southern Oregon, was said that no speaker has ever had closer
Geo. A. Blood the Siskiyou railroad wood
Ordered that couuty surveyor be notified nicely laid out with choice fruits and shrub­
Mrs. Fred Shultz and daugbter.Miss Ber­ almost invariably accompanied by a attention and interest paid by an audi­ contractor informs us that the company by the clerk of this court to make a re-sur- bery, artificial stone walk, good stable and
tha, are spending the week visiting Canyon­ “cousin” or some Portland “dressmak­ ence to a lecture than that taken by the have ordered the wood contractors to cease vey of county road leading from Bybee’s outbuildings. This cottage was built i» the
of 1888, of the choicest material and by
ville friends.
er.” He is tropical people.
people at Granite hall Monday evening. work,until further orders. There are 10,000 ferry to Bams Valley P. 0 , or that portion fall
first-class workmen. Newson Bros., S. F.,
cords of wood on the mountain between of said road tieginning at the end of the line architects.
W. H. Cameron, of the diculation de­
The Chinese of Portland on last Thure- ’
Will sell or exchange any part
Hornbrook and Ashland.
near E P Picken’s residence and ending at of one to four
IS IT ON THE LIST.
partment of the 8. F. Chronicle, is in town day closed their harvest festival, which
acres all in choice fruit and
boundary
line
of
Fred
Hansen's
land,
un
­
visiting friends.
Some Dresden china sets at Crocker Gro­ der supervision road sujierviser dist No 14. adjoining said residence This is the most
lasted several weeks, the principal feat­ Ammonia and Alam in Baking Pow­
cery Co.'s deserve mention. They will sell
modern in style, and best constructed cot­
G. E. M< Connell and John H. Real, dele­ ure being the “burning out” of the devil
Ordered that George Welch be allowed an tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location,
you nothing but a first-class article.
ders. How to detect them.
gates to the K. of P. convention returned from the houses of all who can afford to
indigent
allowance
of
$6
per
month,
to
be
and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E.
Bunday from Portland.
pay for it. The ceremony consists of a
A. S. Jacobs has sold about 50,000 feet furnished in supplies to said Welch by E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey, Real
In view of what the Minnesota Senate
Miss Emma Howard, Wells, Fargo <t screeching noise by a Chinese band, the
Mark
Watkins.
of
lumber
from
his
mill
on
Big
Butte
to
Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon.
1019*91
Co.’s express agent, left this morning for a burning of papers, numerous candles of I baa done, it it hoped that legislative Skeel A Son of Medford. The latter have
Matter of Siskiyou wagon road codtinued
bodies in other states will soon take up
visit in San Francisco.
various colors and shapes and a lot of • the subject of food adulteration. The the contract to erect a residence for Prof. until next term.
J. D. Fountain, the Linkville merchant, religious kow-towing by the participators.
N A. Jacobs and also one for 8. Chil­
Ordered that A W McNeal be and is here­
arrived in the city yesterday and is as fat The Oregonian is a highly respected ' subjoined list of baking powders contain­ ders.—Medford Mail.
by allowed $300 for building ferry boat ac­
ing ammonia and alum, compiled from
and good natured as ever.
cording to contract.
newspaper among the Chinese ef Port-1 official reports and published in a recent
“OldOaken Bucket”honey in a nice glass
Mrs. J. C. Poore.of Dunsmuir, wife of the land and they performed the ceremony number of the Scientific American, is bucket at Crocker Grocery Co’s.
Miscellaneous bills allowed. $2288.90.
For the Purpose of SellinU the
8. P. locomotive engineer is paying her rel­ of burning the devil out of the Oregonian given below. “It deals in a direct man­
The Willamette valley orchardists are go­
Fine Body of Eand Known
atives at Colestein a visit.
How's This.
office in the afternoon.
I am informed ner wit an evil which must be cut down’’
wild over the idea that thev can suc­
Mrs. J. E. Foss and Mrs. Welborn Bee­ that they have done this every year for said the Chicago Tribune in commenting ing
offer One. Hundred Dollars reward
as the
cessfully raise peaches for the market. for We
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
son of Talent were pleasant callers at the the past twenty years. The Chinese, in on the Scientific American report. Fol­ Orders áre arriving in Rogue river vallev
by
taking
Hall
’
s
Catarrh
Cure.
Racoss sanctum yesterday.
their dense superstition and ignorance, lowing ia the list of
every week for hundreds of bushels of peach
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Prop’s. Toledo, O.
pits from our celebrated orchards.
Miss Nina Emery returned Sunday from may believe it, but it seems to the white
AMMONIA AND ALVM BAKIN'« POWDBRS.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
a three weeks' visit with her relatives at man that the devil is getting himself in­
HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in
Full line of hosierv and ladies’ vests at Cheney for the last 15 vears, and lielieve
Compiled from Official Report».
Grants Pass and Jacksonville.
Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four
trenched in the Oregonian office solider
Wilson & Walsworth’s.
him
perfectly
honorable
in
all
business
tran
­
Hundred Acres best land in Jackson coun­
•ATLANTIC A PACIFIC • royal .
J. M. Wagner, wife and little daughter, than ever.
Mrs. Emily Pitt Stevens lectured here sactions. and financially able to carry out ty-fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to
cook ’ s FAVORITE.
SCIOTO.
any
obligations
made
by
their
firm.
and Miss Lydia McCall are out in Klamath
Sunday on temperance for the W. C. T. Ü.
suip Fifty acre or upward tracts:—One
The New Express Agent.
CROWN.
SILVER BPOON.
county on a visit with relatives.
est & T buax , Wholesale Druggists, To­
She will lie here again during our city elec­ W ledo,
half down, balance on time.
Mias Emma Howard has been appoint­
O.
CRYSTAL.
SILVER STAR.
tion
in
December,
to
give
the
saloons
a
Engineer McCarthy and wife and their
DAISY,
ZE. ¿T FARLOW.
• hnowdrift .
round. This means that the prohibition­ W alding . K innan & M arvin , Wholesale
youngest child returned Tuesday from a ed manager of Wells, Fargo A Co.’s ex­
Druggists, Toledo, O.
press office in Ashland, vice G. F. Me
•DAVIS’ O. K.
SOVEREIGN.
ists are after their ancient enemy, the de­
vacation spent visiting Portland friends.
Connell resigned, the transfer having
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
mon whisky.
DRY YEAST.
STAR.
John F. GIvans, formerly a timber land been made Monday by F. H. Hatch, the
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
GEM.
8TATE.
Buckwheat flour, Vermont maple syrup, surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
locator is a resident of Roseburg. He is en- route agent. The office will remain iu
GIOBE.
STANDARD.
guaranteed, by Crocker Gaocery Co.
K««ed in locating people on state school i Mr. Winter’s grocery store.
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
There is •KENTON.
SUNFLOWER.
lands
H. M. Barnes, treasurer of the town of druggists.
DEALERS IN
probably not another express office on
pkarbon ’ m .
WASHINGTON.
Lakeview, is $800 short in his accounts and
Ola Gunnuson left Monday for the Good the line of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s whole
PERFECTION.
PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
WINDSOR.
his
bondsmen
have
put
him
In
jail.
His
Real
Estate
Transfers.
Samaritan hospital, Portland. His Httle route that does anywhere near the busi­
ZIPP’S GRAPE.
PEERLEBH.
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
property is completely covered by indebt­
son accompanied him to 8alem to live with ness done in this office, whose exclusive
Mingus to Isaac C Moore—e y, of n e J4
edness. Barnes was formerly of Yreka. of C sec
PURITY.
CRYSTAL.
his sister.
10, tp 41 s r 4 e, 80 acres; $1000.
His bondsmen are Geo. Ixivegrove and
management is in the hands of a ladv.
There are, in addition to the foregoing Frank
C Mingus to Helen E Moore—s w % of s Building Papers, Wrapping Papers
Oscar lx>we and 'Chas. Hockett, energet Miss Howard’s qualifications for the
P. Lane.
e Ji of sec 3, and n w % of n e % sec 10, tp
and Twines.
ic young men of this county, left Bunday place have been satisfactorily tested in list from the Scientific American a qum-
“It leads them all," is the general reply 41 s r 4 e, 80 acres; J1000.
ber of such powders sold in the western
for Visalia, Cal., to turn something up for
this
community
for
many
years
either
in
All kinds of
themselves.
that were not found in the eastern stores. of druggists when asked about the merit or
Nancy C Cole to Miles Cary—lot 41 on re­
sales of Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
her work as deputy postmistress or as
serve addition to Ashland, excepting and
Following is the list to date:
Section Boss Wm. Lyttleton, George C. clerk during Major McConnell’s admin­
ARTISTS
’ MATERIALS.
Fred Hansen has sold forty acres of his reserving what is known as Hargadine wa­
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-
Contains Alum
Sears, and Rufus Cole of Lower Cole's, and istration of Weils, Fargo & Co.’s office. CALUMET,
ter
ditch
through
said
lot
:
$550.
fine
Table
Rock
farm
to
B,
F.
Harding
of
(Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago.)
CONTRACTS FOB
Jeff Roumalne of Hungary creek were in A more worthy or deserving appointment
Elisabeth M Dean to Jno L Terry—land
for $40 per acre. Mr. Harding
town Monday.
FOREST CITY, Contains Ammonia Alum. Nebraska,
with
his
wife
and
grown
daughter
and
son
in
tp
39
s
r
1
e,
1.28
acres
;
$1000.
could not have been made.
P
ainting
, P apering , E tc .
(Vouwie Bros., Cleveland.)
Ex Sheriff Wm Carll and family were on
are living at the farm until they can build
O Coolidge to Luella Roge*s—land in
Ashland.
Oregon.
CHICAGO
YEAST,
Contains
Ammonia
Bunday's train from Lakeview to Portland.
a residence. They will make á prune or Ashland; $200,
Stage Robbers Captured.
(Chapman A Smith Co.,Chicago) [Alum. chard of the tract.
Mr. Carll is leaving Lake county, and will
Stephen Curren,the driver ef the Link- BON BON,
Caroline M Wisdom to Thos Baldwin—
locate in Portland.
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-
Contains Alum.
ville-Bonanza stage, says that ex Sheriff
50 different kinds of Tablets at D. L. land m tp 36 s r 1 e; $20.
-
Contains Ammonia Alum.
Burb Brockway, who has been in the Carll, of Lakeview, and Tom Miles, of HOTEL,
A Dream That Located Lost Shears.
Minkler A Sons this week.
A A Davis to Martha A Hazle—lot 3 in
(J C Grant Baking Powder Co,Chicago.)
county on legal business as executor of the Jackson county, made a big haul of
Harbaugh's add to Medford; $300.
What’s in a dreain? Nothing, of
UNRIVALED. - - - Contains Alum,
will of the late Leslie Rice, returned to
The freshness and improved appear­
Frank Cluggage et al to Jeremiah Nunan
malefactors last Tuesday in a canvon
(Spragues, Warner A Griswold.Chicago.)
Rosebdrg Tuesday.
ance of last week’s R ecord can be ac­ —lot 4, Valley View add to town of Jack­ course, say most people, and specially
four miles northeast of Lakeview. A few ONE SPOON, TAYLOR’S,
those practically inclined. Sometimes
Ammonia
counted
for
by
the
fart
that
E.
J
.
Far-
Miss Ida Werta, a popular young ladv of weeks ago considerable counterfeit mon­
sonville; $450.
(Taylor Mfg Co., St. Louis.)
[Alum, low was editor-in-chief. Mr. Farlow is
Canyonville, was visiting in Ashland Sun­ ey having been found floating through
Isaac Muller, administrator, to J G Bird- their faith in this statement is some­
YARNALL'S. - - - Contains Alum. richlv endowed with genuine newspaper sey—s e W of n w U and s e JA of n w % of what shaken however. Such was the
day. Roadmaster W. R. Lawson was also
Lakeview, Or., and Alturas, Cal., Miles
(Y'arnall Mfg. Co., St. Louis.)
in the city that day.
instinct and with practice would make sec 2, and n e Ji of n w % of sec 11, all in case with an Augusta (Me.) woman.
was sent on the track of these queer-shov-
She had lost a pair of shears several
Prof. Geo. McDonald, the skillful horse- ers. In company with Carll he visited SHAW'S SNOW PUFF, Contains Alum. an editor. An editor is a man who has tp 37 s r 3 w, 160 acres; $600.
(Merchants'
Mfg.
Assoc'n,
St.
Louts.)
lots of “gall,” can pnt in twelve hours of
Irai.ier of Yreka was in town the first of the den in the canyon, and, although no
Elizabeth Ross to Wm R Jones and W A months before, but the incident hact
DODSON A HIL8, - - Contains Alum. work per day and keep fat holding down Jones—fractional e % of n w Ji of see 23, tp passed from her mind, when of an after!
the week, having been up at Roseburg on
counterfeit money was found, yet a great
(Dodson A Hils, St. Louis.)
professional business.
37 s r 2 w, 41.84 acres; $2301.20.
his job.
haul was made, the two men capturing SHEPARD’S, - Contains Ammonia Alum.
Byron F Savage to E D Briggs--lots 3, 4, noon she fell asleep on the sofa and
W. H. Parker.Esq., the Jacksonville law­ thirteeu of the “tinhorn” fraternity of
Salt
pickles
bv
the
gallon
at
Crocker
Gro­
dreamed that she had discovered the
(Wm.
H.
Shepard,
St.
Louis.)
block
H, PHAN add to Ashland; $50.
yer was at Portland at the wind up of the Lakeview and Alturas, and finding in
cery Co.’s store.
BAIN'S,
-
-
_
Contains Alum,
W A Wilshire to H B Carter-w U of the scissors were about the sofa. Waking,
•(position and to attend the meeting of the
their possession several postal money-
W. F. Herrin, Esq., a native son of s w Ji of s e Ji, sec 9, tp 39 s r 1 e: $1.
(Meyer-Bain Mfg. Co., St. Louis.)
she began to grope around. Finally she
Oregon Bar association,
orders and other evidence of their par­
- Contains Ammonia Alum. Jackson county, was the attorney and
W A Wilshire to Eugenia L Atkinson— started tn look under the sofa, aud just
H. C. Myer, the hardware merchant re­ ticipation in the robbery of the stage run­ MONARCH,
adviser of young Fuller in the unearth­ e Ji of s w Ji of sec 9, tp 9) s r 1 e; $1.
(Reid,Murdoch A Co., Chicago.)
as she placed her hand on the carpet she
turned Tuesday from a business and pleas­
ure visit to Portland. Mrs. Myer is visit­ ning between Lakeview and Linkville. SNOW BALL, - - - Contains Alum. ing of his partner Whittier’s diabolical
Jas G Birdsey to Olive Harbaugh—25-100 remarked, “What a fool I am.” At that
Among
the
prisoners
were
the
notorious
scheme
to
ruin
him
in
the
eyes
of
the
(Bengal Coffee A Spice Mills. Chicago.)
ing her relatives at Tacoma.
acres, Ashland; $300.
instant her hand came iu contact with
Howard brothers.—Linkville Star.
GIANT,
-
_ _
Contains Alum. world and the estimation of bis wife
Carrie E Hargadine to Mary F Casey—
N. H. Parker, the produce merchant ia
MILK,
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-
Contains Alum. and relatives. It was a fine piece of undivided Ji of s e Jf of n c Ji of sec 25, tp the scissors, which had lain under the
Deputy
U.
8.
Marshal
Wm.
Carll
feeling happier than ever. Mrs. Parker ar­
carpet since it was put down.—Ex­
(W. F. McLaughlin A Co., Chicago.)
work and is only one of the many in­ 38 s r 1 e, 40 acres; $140.
rived from Minnesota last week to make passed through Ashland Sunday with
ECHO.
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-
Contains
Alum.
stances
wherein
Mr.
Herrin
has
displayed
He was taking
her home in Ashland with her husband. one of the Howards.
Minnie J Ogg et al to Lottie Rogers et al— change.
(Spencer Bluing Paddle Co., Chicago.)
some remarkable genius in the legal pro­ land in Ashland; $1600.
Mrs. Parker is charmed with the beauty of him to Judge Deady’s court for counter­
Maine aud Her Mackerel.
this city.
feiting, having given Tom Miles six coun­ KALBFELL’S PURITY, Contains Alum. fession.
Max Pracht to J C Tolman—e Ji of s e Ji
The advent of mackerel upon the
(Kalbfell
Mfg.
Co..
Chicago.)
i
Prof. W. T. I-eeke was in town-this week terfeit $10 pieces to buy ponies from the
Silver and Sterling Drips, the best in the of li w Ji of sec 23, tp 39 s r 1 e, 20 acres; Maine coast and into its countless little
8UN, - - Contains Ammonia. market, at Crocker Grocery Co's.
also parcel of land adjoining; $75 per acre.
from Ontario, Cal., where he owns valua­ Indians. Howard is also implicated in RISING
(Phoenix
Chemical
Works,
Chicago
)
ble orange groves. Mr. I^eke was for the recent stage robbery. Mr. Carll will
J C Tolman to J A Richardson—e Ji of bays occasions great general excitement
Scott
Morris
from
Spikenard,
Jackson
many years teacher in the old Ashland bring in the balance of the thieves next. WHITE ROSE, Contains Ammonia Alum.
the s e Ji of n w Ji of sec 23, tp 39 s r 1 e, 20 aud a feeling of security against positive
(Globe Coffee A Spice Mills, Minneapolis) county, was in town Monday exhibiting acres; also land adjoining containing 2.86 want the coining winter. The good
academy.
WOOD
’S ACME, - Contains Ammonia. specimens of asbestos which looked like acres; $75 per acre.
Her
Face
Her
Fortune,
people all hasten to salt down a barrel of
J. W. Hays, the manager of the Postal
cotton fibre. It was pure white, long
(Thos.
Wood A Co., Philadelphia.)
Is
commonly
said
of
famous
beauties.
J H Downing to H W Elmore—land m tp fish to each family, and with pork and
Telegraph Co. at Portland was down the
first of the week breathing the pure.health- She who uses with artistic taste Wisdom’s ANDREWS’ PEARL, Contains Ammonia. and strong and wouldn’t burn up when a 37 s r 2 w, 7.40 acres; $350.
potatoes in the cellar they feel that they
match was applied, although it got red
(C. E. Andrews A Co., Milwaukee.)
fui mountain ozone of Southern Oregon Famous Robertine has fortune in the pos­
C W Palm et al to R Behrendt—lots 1. 2,
can in a measure prepare, like the
sessing of a complexion to which nothing HARRIES’ FAVORITE, Contains Alum. hot.
Mr. Morris says experts from the blk 47, Medford; $180.
with W. H. Mowat.
but the blush of the rose or the freshness of
East have pronounced this asbestos the
oft quoted man in Scripture, to “eat,
(H. H. Harries, Minneapolis.)
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Walbridge and their the lily can be compared. This prepara­
A Favorite Remedy.
drink and be merry.” In these Maine
-
-
Contains Alum. best in the United States and works will
two children arrived a few days ago from tion is just what it is claimed to be—the FIDELITY,
-
Contains Alum. shortly be put up for its cleansing, baling
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is a favor­ villages visited by the silvery tribe there
Little Shasta. They have both been resi­ most delightful toilet article and only per­ i SOLAR,
(Sherman Bros, Chicago.)
and shipping.
One whole section up ite during the winter months on account of is an odor of cooking mackerel emanat­
dents of Jackson county In vears past and fect beautifier known. Read the testimoni­
Alum. there has been located for the silken min­ its great success in the cure of colds. There ing from every cottage, and the summer
come here now to inakt Ashland their fu­ als from famous artistes, celebrated chem­ I PUTNAM’S BEST. - Contains_____
5.
is nothing that will loosen a severe cold so
(Wells Putnam A Co., Chicago.)
ture home.
eral.—Grants Pass Courier.
ists and eminent physicians
quicklv, or as promptly relieve the lungs. visitor may reckon on getting all the fish,
CHINA “T” HOUSE, - Contains Alum.
Col. J. T. Bowditch, who has been attend­
The finest black tea, unexcelled in Then it counteracts any tendency toward and more, that he wants.. It is at such
(Noah McDowell, St. Paul, Minn.)
Gold Hill Nuggets.
ing the Oregon bar association at Portland,
strength and delicate flavor, for sale by the pneumonia It is pleasant and safe to take, times that tlie boarding house keeper
TWIN CITY. -
-
ContainsAlum. Crocker Grocery Company.
returned home Bunday. Mrs. M. B. Bow­
and fully worthy of its popularity. For makes something on his people who pay
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Addison Helms,
(J. K. Ferguson, Minneapolis, Minn.)
ditch, who has been visiting her friend, a ten pound son.
A'-
The Dekum block going up in Portland sale by druggists.
Mrs. Dr. Stone, returned Sunday from
"
him only a dollar a day.—Boston Herald.
HERCULES,
-
Contains Ammonia.
Grants Pass.
O. B. Hardy and bis typewriter, Miss (Hercules Baking Powder Co, 8. Francisco) is showing off Ashland sandstone in all
To Suppress the San Jose Seale
Too Cleau to Be Good.
-
Contains Ammonia. its glory. It is the handsomest and most
J. A. Larson, formerly a merchant tailor Kate Killier, have gone to San Francisco CLIMAX, -
J. D. Whitman of the state horticul­
durable
stone
in
the
metropolis
and
in
(Climax
Baking
Powder
Co.,
Indianapolis.)
and
will
return
in
a
few
days.
of this place was visiting here this week.
While laboring under the misappre­
tural
commission
was
in
town
Monday
honest competition would knock them
He has a land claim in Josephine county
Powders marked with a star seem to all out. But the “gang” of architects interviewing the fruit raisers about sup­ hension that it was counterfeit, the
Misses Clementine Dodge and Lillie
on which he baa been spending the last
have
a
general
sale,
as
they
are
men
­
three months. He has now gone to San Ralls have opened a restaurant here,
and contractors get a per cent, to black­ pressing the San Jose scale. A meeting cashier of a large store on Main street
They are first-class hands at the busi- tioned in at least two of the reports.
Francisco again.
en its character, and some of the cham­ of the fruitgrowers of Ashland and Vicin­ refused on Monday to receive a two dol­
Ammonia and alum are the most com­ ber of commerce people are also subsi­ ity is called for a week from Friday even­ lar bill that had merely been disinfected
ness and are meeting with good success.
Mr. B. E. Winchester, of Eldora, Iowa,
mon adulterants used in the manufacture dized to use their influence in trying to ing, (Oct. 30th) for the purpose of ap­ by a judicious use of soapsuds and car­
will put in a completely new and fresh
Max Jacoby has one of the finest apple
stock of drugs, medicines and toilet articles houses in the country and has quite a of baking powders. The government re­ down the Ashland stone.
We under­ pointing committees and making a de­ bolic acid. The bill was clean, and
in the I’laaa corner store, in a few weeks, number of men engaged in picking ap­ port allows that a large percentage of stand that the Siskiyou Stone Co. are termined and united fight to the finish therefore looked upon with suspicion!
the baking powders on the market con­ after them and will soon smoke them out. against this pest This scale. Mr. Whit­
Mr. Winchester comes to us highly recom­
tain either one or the other, or both these
mended as an educated and thoroughly ples for the winter market.
man says, has more than doubled its Its genuineness was subsequently estab­
Dr,
Price
’
s
extracts
are
the
purest
and
competent druggist.
pernicious
drugs.
Jesse Houck and family have gone to
territory since last spring, and unless a lished by the Charter Oak bank exchang­
What woman would use an ammonia the very best for the money. At McCon­ combined effort can be made will stead­ ing it for another bill. Would it not be
Major G. F. McConnell returned Sun­ , Corvallis to visit relatives there.
or alum baking powder, if she knew it? nell & Winter’s.
ily advance. The right kind of spraying, better if storekeepers and the public in
dav from Portland where he has lieen in i
Dr. Porter has returned from his trip
Supt. McElrov favors the state buying if carried on by all the orchards affected general would refuse to receive bills
attendance on the grand Iodize, Knights i to Portland bringing with him a wife,who Such powders not only undermine the
of Pythias,as delegate from Granite lodge ’ is now in Grants Pass visiting friends. health, but ammonia gives to the com­ the school books at cost. It matters lit­ st one and the same time will wipe out which are so soiled as to suggest at sight
of this city. Mr. McConnell has sold out : They will make their future home in plexion a sallow or blotched appearance. tle whether the state or parents of the the pest. The destroying of one tree four the need of disinfection, and accept those
The presence of ammonia or alum in a school children buv the books, so long as years ago would have wiped out the pest that are fit to handle?—Hartford Conrant.
his business interests in Ashland and re- Gold Hill.
baking powder, however, can easily be text books are changed as frequently as entirely._________________
aigneil ns express sgent and after the first
A sure cure for the whisky habit: Dr.
Lulu, the little daughter of Mr. and detected.
they have been in the past.
The only
of November he goes to Portland to em­
Worthy of a Trial.
Livingstone’s Antidote for Drunkenness
To Detect Ammonia.—Mix one heap­
bark in the grocery business in that city Mrs. Jack Williams has been quite ill. ing teaspoonful of baking powder with advantage would be in difference between
If you are troubled with rheumatism or will cure any case of the liquor habit in
wholesale and retail prices of the books.
with John S. Euhanks, Jr , well-known but ia now slowly improving.
a lame back, bind on over the seat of pain a from ten to 'thirty days, from drinker to
one teaspoonful of water in a tin cup;
in Ashland and now a resident of that
Gold Hill is not the dullest place
,
in boil thoroughly for a tew moments, stir The steal amounts to just the SAtne. In fiiece of flannel dampened with Chamlier- the drunkard. The Antidote can be given
case the state buys them the effect is in­ ain's Pain Balm. You will be surprised in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
iilace. Thev have secured a most excel- the country after all for the young peo­
When the at the prompt relief it affords. 50 cent bot­ the person taking it. The Antidote will
ent location and their prospects of doing ple have organised a literary, the young to prevent burning, and if ammonia is directly felt by the people.
not injure the health in any way. Manu­
well are splendid.
As a store-keeper men a silver cornet liand and have built present you can smell it in the rising parents have to buy them the tax falls tles for sale by druggists.
steam
Or, place a can of the suspected directly and heavily upon the poorer
factured by the Livingstone Chemical Co.,
Portland or no other land has Mr. Mc­ a race track, all witbin a week’s time.
powder top down pn a hot stove for a classes.
Eastern hams, pure valley lard, heavy San Francisco, Cal., and for sale by T. K.
Connell’s equal, and the neatness and
Bolton.
Oregon sides, at Crocker Grocery Co’s.
Mrs. Moore, formerly Mies Masterson,
taste be has displayed in the arrange­ departed last Sundav evening for her minute or two, then take off the cover
Elegant line of Lamps at D. L. Mink-
and smell.
ment of various houses he has been con­
■
ler
A
Sons.
future home in La Grande, where her
To Detect Alum.—Alum powder can
Pens, Inks, Papers,
nected with, has never been touched by
busband awaits her coming.
uvu-
The Grants Pass Courier says H. E. I
be tested by putting a couple of teaspoon-
anv other artist. Major McConnell has
wa- j Clawson killed a huge cinnamon bear on
fula of the powder in a glass of cold wr
Writing Tablets, letter Pads, Mucilage,
Gold Hili, Or., Oct. 21, 1891.
s laree circle of loyal friends in Ashland
bub- the Bvbee range Wednesday week. The i
ter. If no effervescence, that is bub-
who regret to see his departure, but who
bling or simmering, takds place, con- . animal weighed 1200 pounds and was in
Klamath County Items.
hope to see unbounded prosperity befall
Note Books, Composition Books, Slates,
demn the powder and return it at once, fine condition. Mr.
?'
Clawson is one of
him in his new and larger field.
i
Prof. H. £r. Fairclo will open a eelect
Some alum powders, however, like the the Clawson Bros., noted as bear hunters I
Lead Pencils, Penholders, Drawing Books,
M. Mayer, the merchant tailor, has just school at Linkville.
“Calumet,” “Bon Bon,” “Chicago and they were intimately connected with
received over
samples of new fall and
H. B. Gillis, the Yreka lawyer, has Yeast.” etc , contain phosphates in com­ ! the killing of the big grizzley “Old fie»',- >
winter goods of different kinds and If you been in Klamath county on business
bination with alum, and with these foot” in the Siskiyous last year. “Reel-1
Sponges, Slate Pencils, Combination Boxes,
I
A story is told and it is a true story that over seventy
want a nest fitting suit ax a reasonable
I
figure, call at his shop.
Dr. Hemenwav went to Ashland last brands the following test is simple and | foot” was known as ths terror of the Sis-
r many
and had _______
destroyed
, kiyon
... _ fo
-----------
, .. years
____________
,—
Paper Weights, Ink Wells, Receipt Books,
per cent of all the baking powders sold contain either alum
week to meet his brother, who is coming sure:
Probate Court.
Take one half teuspoonful of baking hosts of cattle, colts and other stock, be- I
this way.
powder
in
lid
of
say
half
pound
can.
char
fore
he
finally
succumbed
to
a
bullet
from
Estate of Jesse Wilson, deceased. Last
or ammonia, and many of these powders contain both. The
I Drawing Pencils, Rulers, Ledgers,
The May
Miller balloon ascensionists
and final exhibit filed and ordered that
...
------------------ . thoroughly over a strong alcohol flame, a Billy Wright’s rifle,
After i '' Rock
“
‘ and Seward oysters. Crocker
Fridav. November, 12.1891, at 10 o’clock, h*ve
K1™* performances in Klam- good gas jet, or red hot coa^s.
Point
ill effects upon the system of food raised by alum or ammo*
Day Books, Journals, Bill Files,
a. in., be set for hearing and final settle- at" an(^
counties.
' charing '.that ia, burning until ths whole Grocery Company.
went, and that executor give legal notice
pearl Reynolds of California waa mar- | , mass is black) add a teaspoonful of water
The R ecord is in receipt of the first
nia powders are the more dangerous because of their insidious
of the same.'
ried on the 12th to Mrs.' Mav Forbes, the and place a bi ight piece of silver coin in number of “The Circular System,” a
character It would be less dangerous for the people were it
^arrlsee license issued to W. E. Eve- respected widow of the Ute J. T. Forb«« the eolation. Stir for one minute, then I magazine started at Oakland,' Cal., by­
take out the silver. If the powder prove
toand Miss Jessie M. Hann, Ort. 19,
L. A. Rose and family, of Phoenix, ar- a cream of tartar powder the coin will be Prof. W. W. Felts, formerly an Ashland
fatal at once, for then such food would be avoided, but their
1S9|-
J
__
| rived Monday evening en route to Bo- bright; if an alum powder it will have boomer. The paper calls itself “the or­
gan of the circular system of science
. ! nansa, where they are visiting at the sulphur stains.
handful action because imperceptible at first and slow in its
which it is pledged to unfold and de­
1 have not used all ot one bottle .vet. I hoine of j. jj . Oatman and family,
Now pour a little vinegar inf<* the lid fend.” The introductory says to get at
suffered from catarrh for twelve veers, ex-
J
Alio adding this week a fine attortine nt of
Aluin powders a Correct knowledge of this theory it will
periencing the nauseating dropping in the
The Sprague river sportsn*en complain and smell the
advances, is no less certain.
throat peculiar to that disease, and nose
^e dam over Klamath rive* *• *'
be
necessary
fop
the
reader
to
follow
the
ELEGANT LAMPS.
bled almost daily. I tried various remedies ,
— «.eno nive off sulphuretted hydrogen, which editor cioaely for one year, “when the
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is declared by all
«A.»««.»
’.... _ ............. „ saimon lrom reaching their may be detected bv its foul odor.
i editor will tie prepared to give him an­
«uen 1 saw stream. The salmon go from the ocean
authorities as free from alum, ammonia or any other adul­
Something New.
Ely's Cream Balm advertised in the Boston i up Klamath river, then through Big
other series ” Whew ! Bro. Felts seems
Budget. I procured a bottle, and since the
Kid
gloves,
an
extensive
assortment
of
to
think
we
are
going
to
live
forever.
terant. Its purity has never been questioned, and while it
first days' use hsve hsve had no more bleed­ 1 Klamath lake (30 n.ileej, then through the latest styles just received from the i Anvhow, if Prof. Felts will not cqt off
ing—the soreness is entirely gone.—D. G. Williamson river and then into Sprague city of Philadelphia. Call and see them. the
regulation
hours of sleep or the num-
_____
_____________
does finer and better work, it costs no more at retail than
Davidson, with the Boston Budget, former­ river.—Star
Also a fresh invoice of clothing from New ber of meals per day, we will extend to
G11OCEB1ES !
ly with Boston Journal.
•
him
what
our
delinquent
subscribers
York
and
a
new
line
of
hate
from
Phila-
*
’
........
’
•
Linkville flour, Martin’s best, kept in
many
of
the
adulterated
powders.
3-lbs. roast coffee for $1 at McConnell &
have
been
feeding
us
—
good
will
t
delphia, at J. M. McC*U> store.
rtock by Crocker Grocery Co.
VALLEÏ RECORD. - -
M c C onnell &
winter ,
LEADING GROCERS.
The Only First-Class Grocery in
the City.
FOR SALE!
We Challenge Competition and
Meet All Cuts.
I
REAL ESTATE.
PREPARE
For
MARIA COLVER FARM
I
EVANS & BRUNK
FALL/WINTER.
New Fall Suits
Opened This Week
At O. H. BLOUNT’S
New Furnishing Goods
For Fall Just Received
At O. H. BLOUNT’S.
Stylish New Hats
For Fall Trade
At O. H. BLOUNT’S
DONT FAIL TO EXAMINE OUR NEW AND
HANDSOME LINES OF
MENS’ FINE SHOES JUST RECEIVED.
They are the Neatest Shape
We have ever offered.
OUR FALL STOCK GOMPLETE
*
#
IN EVERY RESPECT
Yours Truly,
STATIONERY !
We are receiving this week the largest stock of Sta­
tionery and School Supplies ever brought
to Ashland.
One Pure Baking Powder.
Like Telling a Secret.
In Fact, Everything to be found
in a first-class
Z
J3T Bottom Prices on Everything.
JJ.
MINKLER & SON. «X