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VALLEÏ RECORD. THE RECORD'S PREMIUM OFFERS. The Evans—Mill« Nuptials. BREVITY BASKET. Ten Thousand Tuikeys Wanted! U hat dawned the XWUS community as ---------- — upon j-k.... kkkk. AAA AAA A A C V <IO The latter part of last week Mr. Vane We need ten thousand ' The R ecord pay- the freight on its prem- a pleasant surprise in the matrimonial of Mendocino county, his eon Wm. Vane j, Dressed Turkeys to fill " e beg leave to call the attention of of Montague an 1 another man in a IUIns- fine last week was the union of Mr. A. H. ASHLAND, O b ., T svmday , N ov . 12,1891 Thanksgiving and Christ the reading public to some premiums we foar days’ hunt in the Pilot rock section J. M. Hicks is at Mott with a carload of Evans manager of the depot hotei, and mas orders. Consignments are offering with the V alley R ecord for of the Siskiyous killed five big bears. 1 potatoes. the ever pleasant and popular landlady* of Dressed Poultry are par of the same hostelry, Miss Mary E. Mills. one year. Thev are varied so that al They had twelve hounds with them rtllbOXAL AM» SOCIAL. “A Sure Tip " troui>e were on Tuesday’s I ticularly solicited. Wchave It was a quiet wedding, only a few of the most every intelligent being can find which they raised and trained. II. Coo northbound. special facilities for dispos immediate friends of the contracting par something that is of use to him : Dr. Helm left for ban Francisco today. ley and M. H. Burckhalter were out ___ Yonson troupe were on Sun-1 ing of large quantities. Highest prices ob- The Yon ties being present, though it was never- taim.l. returns prompt, cash paj-ments. If you don’t think that you are gettinz Geo. CleuienU of Prospect is in town to your money’s worth out of any of these with them one day and Mr. Cooley has day a south train, i thelees a happy event and was duly cele With twenty-two years’experience, we are not as yet found out whether it was a day. Wheat has jumped up 3 cents at Salem. brated. Mr. Evaus lias no superior on prepared to guarantee satisfaction. Write premiums you are at lihertv to send them buck or a “calf.,’ He will give a report I with an upward tendency. Miss Lillie High Las returned from the Pacific coast as a hotel manager and us for particulars, tags and shipping direc back to the R ec ord office and have your as Boon as he finds out where the state Isas. Send and get the R ecord ' s premium the hosts of friends he has accumulated money refunded without a word being boundary line runs and the close season IJobert llaight &. Co. otter edition. It will be- mailed free of in his years of service as a caterer to the tions. Mrs. L. Townsend left Monday fur ÏAJ* said. of the Oregon game laws. They saw a [ charge. Commission Merchants and Wholesale deal Angeles. I inner man, join those warm friends he For *3..50 (or three new subscribers, bear in that section, which thev failed ers in Farm and Dairy Products, 226 E. Maj- of the American Dressed Beef Co. has made in Ashland, in congratulating to capture which was of * dirty white Joe Pierce and Fred Pape done the city vou get our grand double map Front Street, San Francisco. The Only House in the City making *3.50 (or two new subscribers, gets you color, something like a white pig, quite of Portland, was on to day 's train for San him upon his wise selection and wishing Saturday Francisco. the happy couple the largest share of the Mammoth Cyclopedia in four vol a rare animal in these mountains. Tit O. W. May lone and wife of Klamath lake umes. profuselv illustrated. _ t_____ The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nichols good fortune. Notice for Publication. was perhaps _ a _________ species of ____ polar bear, or are in town. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are at home to The turn of *2.75 (or two new subecrih- ■ one of ’s Mt. Shasta of Sants vallej- has been very low with ty i _ Sim 2— Sutherland ...117.. J. C. Myrtle left Sunday for Tacoma on a ers) gets you Six Great Books for Rural ' bear.} phoid fever. their friends in the Depot hotel, than Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon. i business trip. which there is no more pleasant and Homes Nov. 7. 1891. ) Jos. Souden has sold half of his 160 acres Prairie chickens have been imported comfortable home in Oregon. Mr. Hickerson left Saturday for Tacoma, *3.10 (or two new suliscribers) brings at Gold Hill to a gentleman front Eureka. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT to the Willamette valley from eastern to viait friend«. , yon Famous _ Fiction by the World’s Cal., for »3000. the following named settler has filed Oregon. I suffered from acute inflammation in my Harry Jackson returned Tuesday from a Greatest Authors, . Ten of the greatest nodee of his intention to make final proof Prof. Wm. A. Kelly of Sitka, lectured on nose and head—for a week at a time I could visit to Portland. ----------------------- novels ever written :“~ bv ten of the greatest Bear are about as thick as deer in the Alaska _______ „ evening _____ „___ , not see. I used Ely ’s Cream Balm and in a in support of his claim and that said proof We carry the most complete and choicest stock in Ashland Monday and ___________ left Tuesdaj- ' will be made before the Judge or County mountains of this section and are coming {oT Sal1 Francisco. It. Beswick went to Yreka Monday on a authors that ever lived. few days I was cured. It is wonderful how- Clerk of Jackson county, Oregon, at Jack- For *2.75 (or two new snhscribers) vou down close into the valleys. and will positively not be undersold. All prompt brief business trip. The «upreme court has affirmed the low quick it helped me—Mrs. Georgie 8. Jud j sonville, Oregon,on Saturday, Dec. 26, 1891, get Fenimore Cooper's Leatheratocking er court’s decision in the case of Pauline son, Har’ford, Conn. viz: Thomas Bald win. Sheriff Heryford returned to Lakeview Tales, an entirely new edition of his ro There are lots of grouse on the Siski Putnam vs. the 8 P. ly settled accounts and cash custom dis Homestead Entry No. 4500, for the N U Monday from Portland. you», and the hunter need not go far mances of the American forests. County Com mis», loners' Court. ' of N E >4. S W 14 of N E 14 and N W «4 of The Goodyear minstrel troupe were on .Misses Maggie Witt and May Lewis left *3.10 (or three new subscribers; brings from the railroad to find all he wants I S E 14, Sec. 20, Tp. 37 S, R 3 E. last Thursday's south train. They played Nov. 4. 1891.] counted Tuesday for Woodville. you Dickens’ Complete Works in Twelve He names the following witnesses to In matter of county road fietitioned for C'harlev Million does not aspire to be a Roseburg anil Redding. prove.his continuous residence upon and Jacob Thompson and wife have returned Volumes. by J-A. Huston et al in Trail creek pre crack shot though he is a good quail yield of wheat in the Willamette val cinct ; order of continuance. cultivation of, said land, viz: Simeon from their trip to lows. Of course you want to lay in a supply I hunter. Last Sunday he bagged twenty. lej The ’ is put at 4.000.900 bushels, a verj’ much Farlow, Janies Bigham and H. H. Wright, I In matter of county road petitioned for j of Cristy, the news agent is again running of winter’s reading matter. If von can ¡ Swan Walden informs ub that Satur larger yield than last year. Lake Creek, Jackson county, Oregon, by Horace Pelton et al in Table Rock pre-1 beat the R ecord ’ s offer, we will present into Ashland from r M»co. Arthur Pool, of Eagle Point, Jackson day, near Pilot ro< k Henry Avch and To purify cinct; road ordered opened and declared 1 and you and your whole family with a house county, Or. J ohn H, S hupe , Register. Col. McKie, the saluatiou army snorter, Your blood a public highway. brother killed a big black bear weighing and lot. For just one new subscriber we was on Monday’s north train. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla. 400 lbs. Two weeks before they killed Ordered that the clerk draw a warrant on will give 25 complete not els free. See . HE DEFY ALL COMPETITION. Nat f^ngell went to Lakeview Monday , the long list of'fiit4)aw standaM novds Mrs. W. F. Songer and daughter. Miss the ctJttnty treasurer in favor of J N Young, FOR SALE. on internal revenue business. „1^.» f rnm of road district No 16. for the to select from. Jack rabbits are getting so thick that Mollie, left Friday for their winter's tour in supervisor sum of *25 to be used in opening grade on <1. B. Addington went to Yreka yester-' Now, then, readers just peruse the de- sportsmen are proclaiming the advantage Southern California and Arizona. county road near the mouth of Indian HOICE 8-ACRE I’EACH ORCHARD day on limber land business. P. H. Donoghue got his carload of apples creek. scription of these* most valuable works as of a bounty on their scalps before thev in bearing Apply to ¡ r I Cl, n in I ho I m . »« w. A-v CC . I - L_ ■ QtSF’We respectfully solicit your trade, deliver goods C. H. llargadine and wife have returned given in the grand premium offer edi- become so numerous as to be uncon off for London. Eng., on Monday, via the Ordered that Jas Dunlap and family,indi G. E. WATRUS, 8. P., U. P. and New York Central. to their Langell vaiiej- ranch. ] tion of the R ecoup and send along your trollable. gent persons, be allowed *10 monthly al oct29’91 Ashland, Oregon. promptly and will treat everyone W hite . Try the only remittances. Miss Eva Dean was up from Grants Pass i name narne and T “LtUnce": Any An? honest hon,e8t man n"!n There will be preaching at the Baptist lowance until further order of this court. The old she-devil that has been in the church next Sabbath morning at 11a. in., j or woman in the -- country can K take sub visiting friend, the past week. ----- --------- Report of J L Marek, supervisor of read vicinity of Sugarloaf mountain the past bj* the pastor. All are cordlallj’ invited. scriptions to get these premiums. district No 12. approved. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. first-class grocery in the city. Chas. H. Pierce went to San Francisco ten years reporting annually with two I In the matter of county road petitioned R. Kingslev says bis oats, raised on the Monday on umber land business. The Oregon Hotel Sold. new kittens, has been heard from again farm of Dr. Daly, north of town, yielded for by J M Gibson et al in Jacksonville pre otice is hereby given that the ? Samuel Clarey. the Henley miner, made On Monday Max Pracht purchased The I lately. Last year John B. Griffin salted 116 bushels to the acre.—Lakeview Exam cinct; dismissed. co-partnership existing between the Ashland a brief call the other day. her with two shots. Oregon hotel furniture from Dr. Helm iner. Hospital report filed and approved. undersigned, doing business in Portland, Miss Fanny Fox left Tuesday for Wood and took possession of the property, as Quail are quite numerous about Ash- The Miscellaneous bills to the amount of Multnomah county. Oregon, has this dav 1 The first first carload carload of of oranges oranges of of the the sea sea suming active personal management im . land, and in Myer’s field (forbidden son T. J. WALKER, land, Cal., to visit Luark’s family. --------- - — passed northward on Saturday's pas- *4500.87; scalp bounties, *47.50: indigent been dissolved. GEO. M. PARKINSON. '1 now ______________ ____ to shoot) a man can raise flocks seng'er for Portland. They were front allowance. *180.20. ^[* ,*_za<mt owns a con-| ground The city council has levied a 3-mill tax on mediately. T* Portland. Or., Sept. 29, 1891. trolling interest in the hotel company, of them with's^do”* Florida. the city assessment, which is *645.000. T , , v . \ — — —-------------- —-” i« oug. The close season A Favorite liemedy. ( 4 j ,a b,a intention to run it as a first- commences Nov. 15th. Dr. A. Moore, the veterinary surgeon, i class house. Having fifteen The British vessels,representing the grain C'hamlierlain’s Cough Reniedj- is a favor ex-1 ; __ AABviug iliieeii years ’ ex- ... . . fleet, arrived at San Francisco Friday and ite during the winter months on account of I returned Sunday * from San Francisco. * p^|*IAnt*a Hence aa as a a nnnnmnrnin] commercial IrairalAw traveler and . “p*-A. bwope came out from Port will carry away on their departure not less its great success in the cure of colds. There ■ I J. E. Miner of San Franciaco, son of E. bei ring a man of an observing turn of !?nd ^at.„rd?Y °,n a,vl8ii a,"d Y' than 35,000 tons of dead weight. is nothing that will loosen a severe cold so ! E. Miner is here on s visit to his folks. mind, Mr. Pracht has surely a means of o~eiri-W P«’ ' ’ ^’d'8 RD^ U. Chipped beef, fancy breakfast sugarcured quickly, or as promptly relieve the lungs. Mrs. Ed. Hamiuond and two children knowing what the public wants and how Y’ Ed.dln«« left Sunday on a duck shoot- bacon. Eastern hams, fresh Oregon lard at Then it counteracts anj’ tendency toward Oik of the Handsomest Residentes in the State ‘ to supply it. The Oregon is an excellent ln^ ^r,P *e Klamath lakes, left for California to-day from Ashland. pneumonia It is pleasant and safe to take, ] Winter's. and fullj’ worthj* of its popularity. For' The guests cf The Oregon hotel Tues Janies Wviand of Eagle Point was a piece of hotel property and under Mr sale by druggists. D. L. Minkler A Son ’ s grocery store is for Sale or Exchange for Farm Property. pleasant caller at the R ecord office to-day. Pracht’s management will build up a day received a treat in the shape of some I having a brick addition of twenty feet add splendid reputation. fine, juicy bear meat. It was a black John R. Btoiidard, the Western Union ed to their store to supply the increased de Real Estate Transfers. . _ ------ — ------- — . bear as big as old Monopolv himself, and Unemsn was over from Gazelle yesterday. A Bocal Item from Abroad. hc bit the du8t at tbe hands of w R mands of their business. C. H. Veghte has E G Salstroni to Hilda Salstroni—w % of WILL SELL on long time or exchange the contract. s w of sec 29. and w >4 of n w *4 of sec Louis Mellert came up from Oakland, The R ecord is pleased to chronicle an Shepherd at Crater creek, for farm, my residence in Ashland with 32, 160 acres; *700. Cal., Tuesday to look at Lis Sardine creek event which occurred away down in Vir-' A fine line of shoes just received at C. O . a frontage of 161) feet on Main street, and ---------------------------- ranch. D. Store. W 8 Barnum to J G Crossmail—lots 11. 150 on Alida avenue. The grounds are 1 ginny on Oct. 29th, at the home of the Deafness Can't be Cured 12 blk.62, Medford; *1200. nicelj* laid out with choice fruits ami shruh- Janies W. Rriner is over from hi« Beaver Dr. Demorest, the Medford dentist and bride’s parents at Falls Church, a city in i by local applications, as they cannot reach H U Lumsden to E A Johnson and L H bery, artificial stone walk, good stable and bis Ki. brother, R. o H. u Demorest, were here that state. In the salubrious atrnos- ‘>>e diseased portions of the ear. There is creek nlncer mines and reports everything This cottage was built in the yesterday phere where the gentle zephyrs of our “n*y one ,waX ,o <?ure deafness, and that is (n readine'« for a successful run this sea Johnson—lots 1, 2, 3. blk 2, Lumsden's add outbuildings. fall of 1888, of the choicest material and by son. He had a fine specimen with him to Medford; *1112.50. Deafness is taken Ex-Gov. Bullock and wife of Georgia balmy clime chase each other through out the other day. U S to Jas F Buckley—lots 4 and 5 and w lirst-c ass workmen. Newson Bros., S. F., manv romantic nook« mJ fi caused bY ”n inflamed condition of the iuu- were on yesterday’s south train in their the „1.. ’rTu- a.n t'ysbng (.ous limng of the Eustachian Tube. When ^4 of s e J4 of sec 27, and lots 1 and 2, tp 38 architects. Will sell or exchange any part private car. Elenant line of Lamps at D. L. Mink of one to four acres all in choice fruit and places of the lovers of this city, was the | this tube gets inHamed yeu have a rumb- s, r 3 w: 160 acres. adjoining said re-idence This is the most R. H. DeWitt, the enterprising young birthplace of this item, which has since ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when ler A Sons. Thos Kitchen to Angus McAuley—s e % modern in style, and best constructed cot Yreka merchant, was at Medford Monday: blossomed out anil is now enjoying the it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, An election to form an irrigation district of s w % of sec 10. n w >4 of s w J4 of sec 36, tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, on business. blessings of its consumption and fruition. and unless the inflammation can tie taken tn take water from Klamath river and irri- s w J4 of s w }4 of sec 36, s e J4 of s e 14 sec and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E. George Kennan, the celebrated lecturer It was tbe wedding of 8. V. V. Carter and j out and this tube restored to its normal i gnte great acres of that pari of Shasta valley' 36, n w 14 of n w )4 sec 36. s w 14 of s w 14 E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey, Real on Russia, was on this morning’s south- I Miss Libbie Swift, both at one time well- co,ldl.no"! he*nng will be destroyeel forev- will take place at Montagne Dec. 1st, under sec 16, s w J4 of n w 14 sec 36, s w % of s e Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon. ’ inl9’91 I known »1 „ i j. ernine cases out of ten are caused by ca- the Australian ballot system. 14 of sec 36, n e 14 of n w 14, n e 14 of s e 14 bound train. lu>in^n» ,LV0UnA^e°r e’ I M dfV Urrb* which is nothing but an inflamed Our fall dress patterns are beginning to | sec 36, n w 14 of s w 14 16, tp 35 .« r 3 e; *1. }1er . L'eut. and James Steel is in Chicago negotiating for j 1 a "c? *»e da7i(b r. . .. Mrs J. condition of the mucous surfaces. BORN H L Oliver to Elvira Oliver—e 14 of w 14 the sale of tbe Klamath City company's A- Swift. . Mr. C arter is one of the pros- . We will give One Hundred Dollars for arrive at C. O. D. Store. of n w 14 of sec 15, tp 39 s, r 1 e, except a young merchants saw mill, etc. _ perous and . progressive -------- . ----- „------ 2—1_ irtiy case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) A shock of earthquake.sufficiently strong parcel of land heretofore conveved to 8 B OBENCHAIN—In Ashland, Nov. 8, 1891, viw ..™* Falls, w —.----- where ...i----- thev: ki—1 that we cannot cure by taking Hall’s Ca to he noticed bv hundreds of people, passed Galey toJdr. and Mrs. M. M. Obenchain, a 12- _ .. . . Of Great Montana, : *3500. tarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. lb. son. through Ashland Stindav night almut 9:30. U 8 to Hans Thielson — land in tp 36 s. r F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O It was from the north and bound sotlth- 3 w; 20 acres. BUTLER—Near Ashland, Nov. 11. 1891 to rheumatism. ' of a ,ar8e c,rcle of fnende. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. — ward. It was heavier in A«hland creek Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Butler,a daughter. U 8 to J H Pomeroy—land in sec 10, tp jcanvon Mrs. W. W. bpringstead left Saturday for About Jenny Creek Timber. Jacksonville Jottings. 35 s, r 3 w ; 11.84 acres'. Willows, Cal., where Mr. 8. is engaged in Tbp Ba|e of a |age traet of timber land New candies—handsome assortment at MARK1EÜ. U 8 to Chas W Burrage—land in tp 36 s, carpentering. b the p p to Pardee Cook A Co of Teachers* examination this week. C. G. store. r 3 w; 20 66 acres. Walter Dudley, brakeman, and J. E. 1 Michigan is the flrat time the 8. P.- let Profs. Narregan and Jacoba of Medford The California Fruit association sent out Jas E Smith and P L Smith to Win Nel EVANS—MILLS—At the Depot hotel par Tucker tireman of Dunsmuir, are running this tract go from their hands. They I spent Saturday in town . lors. Ashland, Oregon, Nov. 7, 1891 Mr. from Vacaville. Cal.. Fndav a special train son—lots 20, 21 blk A. Ashland; *800. A. H. Evans and Miss Mary E. Mills, into Ashland. , have been holding it at *10 per acre, but] nt fifteen cars of dried fruit consigned to , Wm ---- ---------- Nelson — to - G W _ Stephenson—lots 20, Rev. G. .1. Webster officiating. Miss Cora Linn Mrs. Isabelle Nichols of Mrs. Tyler's , it ia presumed Pardee, Cook & Co. got it .----------.... ....... of Eugene, — came to pay Chicago. The shipment is valued at over 1 21 blk A. Ashland ; *890. «30 000 To ship the fruit green it would — Jas -— - „ ¿1 ........ G Birdsej' to W H Atkin-on — blk 58, CR1SLER —KING—In Jacksonville, Nov. photograph gallery la visiting her bomeat for less The announcement that the relat>ves a vmit on Friday. - - —_V— s — add J J a IV — Ashland; All- _ 1 *2473.10. a wr* • »oiuuu ’ O uuu to .tcuiauu, fiKtl.LU. Saxman 5, 1891. by Justice Plytuale, C. B. Cristler The Meadows. new firin wnuid ran |oge down Jenny i ] Mrs. E. H. Autenrieth left for Portland have taken over 100 cars. C W Palm to Wni Slinger — lot 7 blk 49, and Miss Minnie King, both of Ashland. The firest good« in the market can lie had Medford; *250. *V. H. Mowat. manager of the Postal. < reek is undoubtedly speculation, as ex- Wi 'ednesdav to visit relatives. The h'.ippj young couple spent Friday in onlv at the clothing palace of O. H. Blount. went ’x> Portlund on business Friday, re- perienced timber men say it cannot be W H Atkinson to W A Kelli ’ — blk 58. Ashland receiving the congratulations of Miss Julia Bloomer of Gold Hill is a turning Tuesday. done successfully, that fluming it is the \ Rev. J. Sunderland. D D., District Sec. Saxeman add to Ashland; *2436.’ their many friends and left in the evening Mrs. E. V. Carter is assisting F. H. Carter moat practicable’ This firm will build 6tudent at « Mary’s academy. of Missionary Union will lecture on For- for their liotng during the winterjat Medford Bert Miles, Walter Allred and Frank where the energetic young groom is eti Missions in the Ran ’ ist < church on in the bank during her husband’s absence their sawmill,sash and door factory, etc.. Born in this city Nov. 5, 1891, to Dr. ] 1 ehrn p’ffn Mission« . ] Tbur«dsv - __ the ______ in Klamath county. some place between Klamath Citv and and Mrs. J. W. Robinson, , a daughter. evening, 19th in«t. . The ser- Lennart left Saturday for the Scott valley gaged as chief assistant in the big pork --------- W7 i vice will commence promptly at 7 o’clock. mines of Ayers & Co to remain during the packing establishment of which Jos. W. Mrs. Seldon W. Ogle left for her home at the mouth of Fall creek. ‘ winter. Mr. L. was accompanied by his Hockerstnith is president. They have the A,...™, Alloy Klamath agency Friday .after a week's visit „Unless they ..u... built a a railroad up up «..V the* |T H. •Jodwand familv spent Sunday in : I The public are cordially invited. wife. best wishes of the R ecord , as well as a Klamath the main point to supply their e’ ^188 -'^anue remaining for Cash paid for b ’tter, eggs and poultry. with Ashland friends. large circle of friends. a visit. Crow «on. The Grocer. The Latest About Saltou Lake. Mrs. J. G. McDonald and son, of Tolo, headquarters will lie via Ashland, which Deputv U. S. Marshal A. T. Kyle re District Attorney Colvig returned Sat who ha vs been visiting in California re will be a great market for our produce A prospector who has just come from DIED. and fruits. turned home Sunday. urday from his trip to Lake and Klamath turned from Portland Snndav. The U. 8. the Colorado desert after a six months’ giand jury indicted young Nutt, but found counties. Fred H. Page, who has been here settling “not a true bill” in the old man’s case. trip says that he has ridden around the ROMANS—In Ashland, Nov. 10. 1891, at In Male Attire. the residence of P. Lyttleton, Mrs. E. H.' up for this season’s extensive fruit ship John Klippel and wife of Chewaukan The Uoon bov« who escaped from the Ash greater portion of the Salton lake, and Romans, aged 45 years. The burial was ments. has returned home. Two girls on Monday evening were out are here visiting relativesand purchasing land jail have never sent in their address. that, in his opinion, there is little likeli at the Catholic cemetery, Jacksonville, The R ecobd is out a trifle late this week. on a lark and to have some fun dressed winter supplies. hood of its drying up. In any event it Full line of bosierv and ladies ’ vests at yesterday. Rev. Father 11aver conduct C. C. Walker came in just before press hour up in male attire and took in a part of . ing the religious rites. could not all evaporate should the flow L. Solomon of San Francisco formerly Wilson & Walsworth’s. the town. The girls thought they played with some of his fine cider. The deceased was a sister of P and Win. a merchant in this place is paying his The name of the vounp* man who com cease before the freshets of next season, A. C. Jones of Roseburg passed through it all right, but that voice, those turned old home a visit. Lyttleton and for the past twelve years has mitted suicide at Granta Paso Tueadav of when it would again pour into the basin. been Tuesday for Southern California to regain np at tbe bottom pants, those knock a resident of Ashland keeping house knees unmentionable discrep- his shatter« i health thia winter. Dr. O. F. Demorest and wife of Medford last week aa mentioned in last R fccird . He thinks that next year the breach al for the former. . and ... other .... was Txinia Bnrm>rt. He abet himself in ready made will be enlarged, and that a «pens Sundav in Jacksonville, the guests R. F. Caaedv of Little Shasta passed ancies with which the god of nature sep- r' In the death of Mrs. Romans it may be the forehead with a 38 calibre Smith & greatly increased volume of water will “ *' Mrs. M. ” Krause. through Tuesday to go into his brother arates the sexes, besides the “tee-hee,” of truly said that a genuine Christian lady has Wesson. Despondency was the cause. was too strong. Oh, girls, if you are so flow in, making the lake a permanent George’s real estate office at Portland. - passed away. During her sickn®ss she suf omv i , . Mr8* M* Armstrong and daughter Miss anxious to have the boys study anatomy New store, new goods, new prices. 16 feature for many years to come. The fered intense and excruciating pain.but hav * Ludwig White was taken down with get some tights and hire a hall. you 1 ' Emma left for Woodland Cal., to visit the ounces ing an unswerving faith in Jesus Christ to the pound. Crowson. The Gro past summer has been eventful in desert hemorrage of the lungs a few days ago and can get crowded houses at from six-bits 1 family of J. Patterson. taught her that her pain was as nothing to cer. was in a hopeless condition on Tuesday. history, as there have been an almost Christ’s agony in the garden and His suffer to a dollar a seat. Adam Schmidt and son George moved Erickson’s large force of men ami tools unbroken succession of rainstorms, sand ings ----------------------- - ( to Medford Saturday, where they are em shipped Johnny Hart came over from Yreka on the cross, hence she endured it all from Ashland Friday and Satur Tuesday and after a brief visit with his . It Never Did Run Smooth. ' | ployed in manufacturing barrels' for the day for Harrisburg, having completed the storms and electrical storms. Immense without a murmur. mother, leaves for his home at Wallace. filling and cut between Ashland and Tal- quantities of rain have fallen, and the Chas. L. Minkler and Miss Charlotte distillery. < The “other fellows” saj* it can’t be done, ' ent. Engineer Grendahl was up Tuesday thunder and lightning have been some Crites« r of Roseburg were marries! on the The members of the Aid Society will with ............. his ............ experts . ...... and inspected the work thing terrific.—San Francisco Chronicle. but call and see for yourself. Arbuckle Lee Rogers leaves this week for Salem in 4th. When the minister asked, as usual,if coffee 25 cents per pound. Crowson The a Thanksgiving dinner at the Pres- ' for the 8. P. a light wagen to return with a fine Arabian there were any objections, a young man give j Grocer, opposite new City Hall, mare, with foal, which bis father recently byterian church, the proceeds to be used I new styles in shoes at the c o n Maddy Liverpool. named Mituiis, who had loved the girl j made him a present of. Emporium. A Bonanza if True. himself, stepped up and said he bad . A in repainting the church. Liverpool is rather a muddy place. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Abbej- of Yaqnina sensation followed. Minnis was ejected Dr. J. W, Robinson has let the con- Max Pracht seems to be the most ubiqui The other day after a spell of wet Grants Pass Courier: F. M. Johnson, bay came out-to Ashland yesterday to from the house. Yesterday he boarded 1 tract to Woods A Ulrich to erect a fine ,ou’ cuss in town. Who is building and weather a man walking along the pave j formerly of the water works, is now a 1 spend some time in 'our climate, where thetrain with them, and passed thrugh 1 residence in the lot recently purchased improving that fine propertv’ Whois run- ment espied a hat floating on the surface I mining expert, with headquarters in San they have nuinespus friends. , • ning The Oregon now? Who is doing this Albany at noon, and into Portland. At in : the Valley View addition. or that? The answer comes Max Pracht. of the roadway. He carelessly switched Francisco. He writes to a friend in this Mrs. W. P. Benn, who has been an in Eugrtie Mr. and Mrs. Minkler got off AL * valid for some years was stricken with par the cars unobserved and remained, fear- ;, Mrs. N. Langell who has been a patient To-day a fellow asked who wa« going to it aside with his stick when, to his as ' city that he is interested in a new process at the Good Samaritan Hospital for sev- j n,n for mayor next month. The answer tonishment, a head appeared beneath. ; of getting gold out of concentrates and alysis Saturday which has left her bereft of ing a tragedy. A passenger told Minnis I ] eral months, returned here during the was the san,e- sulphurets at a cost of ten cents a ton. If hearing and her reason dethroned. “Well, you've chosen a nice place to he has he can make Grants Pass a second % they got off at Alban}* and went to Ya- Fresh mackerel, salt mackerel, Iceland Geo. Dewev, the young Talent yulean, is quina bay on ttieir way to San Francisco. week much improved in health. stand in,” remarked the owner of the i at tbe forge in Mattson’s blacksmith shop, He said he would take a steamer from Toy Kook, and Wong, who was a waiter Podfisb ’lobst?rs* shrimps-Winter flick to the owner of the head. “I’m Denver. The rebellious ores of Josephine are rich and inexhaustible, and if they shoeing the hoofs of tbe wild eyed, fiery in the U. 8. hotel for a number of years, | has 1 ' them. not standing,” replied the latter, In an can be induced to part with their gold, sil steedsand attending the Saturday night Portland arid head them off. Minkler is returned Saturday from a trip to China, : Miss Eva Cardwell, voungest daughter of injured tone; “I’m sitting on top of an ver, and platinum at even a dollar a ton, a freight conductor, hops. .** • • 4 ... i.s>. . •«, ,.n • ■ I Mrs. Ellen Cardwell died on the 4th at Harry Minnis is a son of Dr. C. Min-, where they have been for two years. Sams valley, aged 15 years,of typhoid fever. omnibus." Yes, Liverpool is distinctly I our miners will all be millionaires. Dr. Geo. W. Cole, wife and two sons left to nis and resided at Medford while the i Flanagan is sending a hundred pounds | She was a native of that place and a gen a muddy place. —Loudon Globe. W. J. I ’ ly male and Judge Prim left for day for Santa Rosa, CWL. to remain, where At tbe juncture | the Willamette valley Wednesday, hav eral favorite. The funeral was at Sums of concentrates from his mine, which he Mr. Cole lias lived for thirteen years. family lived there. George is a first-class mechanic and reliable mentioned in the wedding he placed his j ing business in the courts—against the vallev. Rev. Father Baver conducting the . knows to contain fiftv dollars to the ton A curious white frog has been on ex religious ceremonies. It was a largelj' at- arms around the girl’s waist, hugged her government in behalf of Col. Martin. citizen. :' •" ■ hibition in Loudon. It is a full grown ; and if thev can be reduced at a cost of , tended funeral. ! ten cents, the doctor owns a mountain A. Gettv, who has been in the valley sev I and said; You promised to be mine. Are You Bothered with Trespassers? Fresh cocoanuts. Smyrna figs at Crocker specimen of a pure white color, its ruby I which will net him *49.90 a ton after the eral months in the apple buying business • llock Point Items. eyes fringed with a golden hue, strangely for the Earl Fruit Co. left Tuesday with his If so call at the R ecord ’ s job printing Grocery Co.’s store, ore has been once run through his mill wife and son tor Los Angeles. They ship-, Health is good. office and get some warnings to trespass- The Sinbad company of seventy-eight contrasting with its pink iris and milky and the cream of the precious metals ex p«l 15 carload*. .(■;,* - : I: cuticle. tracted. Bsn Haymond was visiting Grants ers. which reads the riot act to hunters i>eople. mostly rapid females, that passed and others. We are printing lots of them : “b tfae road last week were properly named, j R.' P. Neil was down on Avplegate last Pass Sunday. now and while the form is up vou can Jf they stopped over here one night the en-1 week and can tell you what kind of a feller with your vnur nam name 'e P°rtlon to of sinbad town would the Rxcouu editor appeffr» to be in that sec- • Willie White and Charlie Tyler are get get them tirem cheap cneap.witn e on on them them, Hre their ,na disposition tested, have for had the tion. Il is an opinion that Jobh L. Sulli 1 visiting their grandparents at Grants For fine glassware.Dresden china,queens- *irI’* Vr® frisky and were well- van would be proud of. , .’| I Pass. ■ ■ • • • ■ loaded with various drinkables. Xcdin jjcReyn^Ids. ope.ot, the tip* engi- ' ! Will Q. Brown, the geologist, has lieen ware,lamp chimneys, stone pots and crocks go to the Crockei Grocery Co. I Some good bargains in ribbons at the C‘, ' in’lnto Ashland from' the south, O. D. Emporium. as^Wen lflisefit for a year or doing this section of the country for the ani Klamath County Items. more, is now running into Ashland as en past week. Conductor Will Jamieson and two of Jas. D. Fay, Sr., has returned from a gineer on tbe passenger. Tbe Gold Hill and Rock Point race trip to Hogue river and Umpqua val his brakemen, the Doe Bros., were under arrest at Roseburg last week by the in Senator John H Mitchell announces the horse bloods had to take mud at Grants leys. marriage of his daughter Mattie to Duke Pass last Friday. stigation of a sewing machine agent Francois de la Rochefoucauld of France, O. B. Whitmore, state lecturer of the i "»T«? 1Jpn!'v Hoover, ^ver was" on John A Yost of this place ia burning ] A. O. U. W. was talking in Klamath whose family tree dates back to RXM. To ' tra,n dnJni: and in order to quell Light, flaky and digestible pie crust and all-kinds of i a coal pit for John R Satterfield. That county last week. occur in Paris in January, ■ *1”1 "insurrectionary proclivities it be- is he is trying to burn one; he says he Frank Slocum’s ambition to become a Geo. L. Chace, the old-tim«* knight of camp necessary to paint him a pair of fine pastry can be made with Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Pow wearer of the brass buttons, a blue uniform thinks he can do better next time. the whip was via)t*7 ’.g ife in Linkville re- ^np l°okinv pvpa "with a dark hued back and the swinger of a lantern, is about to he You can talk about your fishermen,but ground. The justice dismissed the cently frn^ n,a ranch near Plevna. consummated. He ha« a position as brakes der without butter or with one half the usual portion, if pre j John R .Satterfield is “the people.” He . icharge man running out of Dunsmuir. On his late hunt around Lake of the | was out Friday and caught eight Ssh that ferred, or with a small quantity of lard or other shortening The first annual meeting of the Jackson averager! 6 lbs. each, and the next day Woods, I. C. Johnson got lost and stuck i Fresh roa«t coffee every few days at county Sunday School convention will be : caught five that averaged 5 lbs. and on up notices on the trees offering a reward | Winter's. Just try our own powdered Mo Invoices of Fresh Goods which we are cha and Java. held at the Presbyterian church. Jackson- I as desired. Pie crust made in this way is more wholesome ville. next Tuesday and Wednesday. A | the next day caught seven that would of *500 for finding him dead or alive. The effects of the excessive fruit crop prominent lecturer from Portland will lie I : average 4 lbs. But of course he is onto He subsequently found himself dead Receiving Every Week. broke and alive, and ran himself into throughout the United States the past and digestible besides being more economical and easier pre 1 the “combination.” J ack the R ipper . present. W. camp in that deplorable condition.—Star. season is beginning to show itself. Rev. llobt. Ennis. Rev. F. J. Edmunds j Hornbropjt Ironm. R. Strong & Co. with headquarters at ■ pared in addition to saving all the butter if desired. One- and Rev. M. A. Williams were in town this Sacramento, have failed for *200,000. Something New. Fowler and Pool struck a very rich week, and with Rev. F. G. Strange consti *k Thev started in earlv having intending tuted the Presbyterian ministers of Jack- ledge some weeks ago, near the mouth of Kid gloves, an extensive assortment of third the flour is also dispensed with, and the crust is rolled thp hut t'’P4lcrop son county in convention as a home mis , Ash creek, from which, (report lias it,) the latest styles just received from the sionary association of that church. thev have taken several hundred dollars city of Philadelphia. Call and see them. "J" ™ pnormous that it cornered them. that much thinner, the raising qualities of Dr. Price’s Powder hunt Janie« Agler and Mr. Casselman, with a hand mortar. They have built a Also a fresh invoice of clothing from New '' • " ■ Cozzens, the bis d«»»1er in San and a new line of hats from Phila- U08®* Ca,’> ***"’*> £iled. . The commis com mm- another railroad man. went to Portland i cabin, laid in a winter’s supply, and are York » » • Qirtn sion men nro are tho the ennororo sufferers thio this roar year, Tint not swelling it to the requisite thickness. Those who enjoy the Monday u» see th« city »«'<th® road Mr- j working like beavers. delphia, at J. M. McCall’s store. He Buy from | the growers. Agler'« venerable father-in-law. Mr. Sever Gov. Pennoyer issued a Thanksgiving ance, wa« with them on a vt«it to hia old I The Siskiyou Coal Co. have eight wen appetizing qualities of the delicious home made pie will us better goods for less money than you can get Meal« at all hours at Mrs. Gillette ’ s, the borne in Eugene. He is a pioneer of 1853, I employed, and are now down 170 feet proclamation on the 9th, appointing only cafe in the city Ovster stew, 25 cents. > with their incline. All the way on ttie Thursday, Nov. 26th as the day for Ore Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McClendon were visit« any house in town. rejoice to know this secret. ing A«hlMW friends Fndav and Saturday ! ledge, the coal has become so solid they gon folks to give thanks. When asked Besides the building activity and im He Carry a Compute Stock of coming this far-with their daughter. Mrs. can bake pieces that will weigh 200 lbs. if it was not unusual for the governor of provement going on there is a general Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is the only powder G F. Learned, who .with h«-r tive-monlh«- Every coal man or miner who examines a state to issues Thanksgiving orcclaiua- revival of better times noticeable all GKROCiEIRZIES, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, old «on left Saturday for her home at Ar this property, predicts success for this tion in advance of the president of the round this year in Ashland. Postmaster buckle, Cal. The R ecord acknowledges a i company, many pronouncing It the best Unitel States, he said: “The president that contains the white of eggs. Hammend reports that the postoffice Wooden and Willow Ware, and pleasant call from C. C. ■* of the United States really has no au- business indicates a stronger and firmer coal on the coast. Dr. A. C. Helm, having «old out his in-1 Jillson A Co ’s big blast was fired by thority to issue a proclamation to the tone of prosperity in the communitv tere«ts in The Oregon hotel, intends to re electricity last week, with gratifying re people of a state. Lincoln was the first than has been noticed for several years, sume the practice of me<iicine. He has Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is re to do it, and the example thus «et ha* the business of his office for October be several offers but has not decided yet where sults. Two and one-half tons of Ju lson been follow el.” ing the largest vet recorded in the his ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia, he will locate. The doctor has hosts of powder was tired at one time, and effect tory of Ashland. friends in Ashland who hope to see him do ually broke 40,, yards of ground, some of M. Maj er. the merchant tailor, has just I the surface having the appearance hi Alum, or any other adulterant. In fact, the well wherever be decides to cast his lines. received over samples of new fall and Delicious drinks are made from Royal plowed ground.—Ctorr. Yreka Journal. waiter goods of 4i2er.nl Kinds and if you Dutch Cocoa. Van Houten and Epps': bak Call and see the C. O. D. Emponum's ] purity of this ideal powder has never been ques Don't get soaped by cheap brand? of soap wan|a naat ntting i suit at a reasonable ers’chocolate, sweet and unsweetened, at new fall and winter goods of the latest figure. call at his «no] I but try «ouie of Winter's !*st. T- 1 Winter ’ s. tioned* Styles. Big Bear Killing—Sportiug Notes. J Successor to M c C onnell & winter , pecialty N this month. IN COFFEES. TEAS AND SPICES C N a FOR SALE! PREPARE For I FÄLL.-'WINTER. New Fall Suits Opened This Week At O. H. BLOUNT’S. UJSJssS'iisssr5SS.K i?r,r'!Y j»»" 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 FÄLL STOCK GOMPLETE « * IN EVERY RESPECT Yours Truly, O. H. BLOUNT, Without Butter. GROCER! E$ ! CS-ESSX* OUR PTCIXŒZ: BEFORE BUYING. a Guarantee you will See the Point. Books and Stationery. D. L. MINKLER & SON. ASHLAND, - - - - OREGON.
