Valley record., December 10, 1891, Image 2

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VALLEY RECORD.
Circuit Court News.
In tbe care of tbe State vs. John Walters
attempt to blackmail.tbe defendant did not
~ ‘ appear and the ra*h bail of |25O. put up by
J I» Wbelatone, wax declare! forfeited.
The People's Paper
Abel IL urg«s, wbo burglarized K uni's
»tore at Talent and wa- »h< t bv John Brin
er while in the act. piead guilty and was
sentenced U> the penitentiary for two year»
President Harrison’« message appear­ Judge Hinn» wa» apiointed by ibe court
; as bis attorney.
ed in the Wednesday morning papers,
Arty Ander«on. who tn a fit of anger
thi« .«umtner »truck s man over the l.«-a,i i
making 15,000 word«.
j with a pitchfork at Phoenix, plead gui ty '
Tom Reed to for Mills. That settles it. to the charge of Msauit and was fined |5u ,
and costs.
Speaker Crisp, we congratulate you
Geo. Young, for 'arceny in a dwelling
was Indicted and plead n<4 guiltv
C B.
Dr. J. L. York, the free-thought lectwr Watson wa- appointed to deiend him
Frank -anders, for robbing H V. Helm's
now of Seattle, has challenged JL-v I. D.
Driver to six debate« over the Christian cabinet of curios at Jscks nvilie was in­
dicted. and was arraigned Tuesdav.
religion. Thia will be real funny. These
Tbe indictment again.t L I.. Burtenshaw
two humbum «ill give as interesting an f<>r entbezz ernent was |«»t|oned fiv Burt-
en-haw sending >n affidavit and ph sician s
entertainment as an Irish political meet­ certificate from Myrtle Point that be «a.
ing with its blackthorn and shelauh ac­ sick.
companiment.
The list of civil ca-es is light
The grand jury i» H. L. White, foreman,
Ben Watson of the Sunday Mercury Ge<>. W Steph. n«>n. J M < hilder«. E. J.
wss fined $500 bv Judge Dendy for pule Montague. J. J. Houck, Levi Sutton.
Theo H. F. Engel vs I’eidnch Lehners;
fishing two
in hia ; paper
that equity for injunction
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injunction ; demurrer to com-
cont-
came under the head of tending oliacene plaint usiaimd; further ordered by the
matter through the mails.
The objec- , c^urL'1,aU*'e pl«>ntirt have 15 days to file
an amended complaint.
tionabls matter appeared while Watson
Special term.]
was out of town.
Max .Muitor vs A D. Gibbs: to foreclose
mortgage; decree granted.
Crisp of Geonria w as nominated for
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Cba-. 8« bultz vs. Catherine Schultz; di-
speaker o>i tbe 30th ballot by »printer's vorce; decree granted,
J. C Durkee vs. Jack-on county; appeal
forces going to bim
Springer was tbe
R ecord ' s first choice and Crisp second. from county court: plaintiff's petition di—
missed.
Crisp is a shrewd man and is as solid as
A. Bish vs. G F. Billings; motion for
■ay of the Democrats for free trade or new trial overruled.
tariff reforn . We prefer to see a shrewd I H Ammerman vs. G F. Pennebaker;
I «heritt' sa e of real estate confirmed.
man as a leader because there is nothing
L. Leonard vs. G. W Obenchain: same
gives strength like sweess, in battling j as*above"
for the people’s interest.
O. K. T -Honest ItesaltH —O. K. T.
Many of the pioneers of Oregon and
Washington have cheerfully testifie«! to
tbe wonderful curative properties of the
celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea.
Purely
vegetable and pleasant to the taste and can
tie taken bv tbe youngest child or most
delicate woman. <>. K. T. is a never fail­
ing remedy for pains tn the back and loins,
non-retention of urine, scalding or burning
-en-ation while nrinat ng. mucous dis­
charges and all kidney troubles of either
sex. |1 at all druggists.
Every cloud has it« silver lining. The
complete returns from Ohio show that
McKinley was elected by 21,500 over
Campbell, but rune some 8000 votes be­
hind the Republican ticket.
Consider­
ing, too, the Cincinnati Democratic gang
who fought Campbell bitterly for person­
al reasons, and that for the same reasons
be did not have the support of a leading
Antioch and Vicinity.
newspaper in the state, and the natural
Scott Morris has returne«! from Grants
prejudiced Republican majority, this Pass.
seems more like a tariff reform victory
Ira Nichols anti Agnes Ashworth have
than anything etoe.
been on the sick list iu The Meadows
The New York Tribune shrieks out
that Dave Hill to the moat dangerous
man in public Ilfs to-day. You het your
life. A man who to so shrewd as to turn
New York into the hands of the Demo­
cratic party as Hill has to a decidedly
dangerous man—for the other party.
The Tribune's wail, however, is the wail
of the party that has never yet conduct­
ed a campaign on any methods that were
cleaner than Hill’s
This wail of the
Tribune to the disgusting wail of the
A Mr. Johnson, of Talent will run the
fine “Cummings ranch” in The Mead­
ows the coming season.
•The farmers of The Meadows met at
the school house one nivlit l ist week an<l
organized a Farmers’ Alliance.
Little Eddie Cardwell, grandson of
Mrs. Ellen Cardwell of Sams vallev, is
dangerously ill with typhoid lever.
How art) Rogers of Antioch who was
compelled to leave school at Jacksonville
on account of sickness, is slowly improv­
ing
The asbestos and quicksilver claims
proved a failure, hut here is somethin.'
else, Brown and Little, the R sebur
The state press is poking fun at the geologists were in The Meadows recently
prospecting for a ledge of shell fossils
Oregonian reporter (Max Schillock) for for the government
W ebfoot .
potting everybody registering in the city
Ira Chandler. Dec-eased
hotels as “a prominent merchant.” The
jjrogreK» Alliance N<c <:0of Jackson coun­
Other day a sneak thief who had been ty was ca led upon to perform the last act ol
stealing chickens, etc., for a year or more duty to tbe remains of l<ro, Ira Parson
Chandler of Bonanza, Klamath county
in Ashland was given six hours to leave The remains arrived at this place on Fri­
town in. He was mentioned in the Ore­ day evening's« train in charge of Bro .1. D.
gonian thirty-aix hours afterward as “a Hrimikar. president of Klamafh county F.
A All’ .anti were depo-ited in the U. M.
prominent real estate agent ol Ashland." L. hall till the time tor its interment Batur-
There are some real estate agents in Ash­ day. Dec. Sth. 2 p. tn.
At tlie appointed time the members of
land who are oppoeed to having every­ the order and a large concour-e ot friend»
body whose face looks like it would pick met at the hail and followed the remains to
last resting place, the ■■»learns cemetery,
a lock called an Ashland real estate man. it»
which the deceased -elected ns his Iasi rest­
ing plm-e. The impre-sive burial service of
Buckley to a bad man, but it seems to the order wa- read bv the president and th<
pay him to be a bad man.
The 8. F. ineml>ers and th«n the mortal pare of < ur
late brother consigned to mother earth.
Star, a newspaper that furnishes the
Ira l’ar-on Chandler was born in Ru<h-
news that big, influential newspapers are ville, III.. June 2»th. 1837. His l arent- E.
W.
and Hannah ('handier, reniov«-d to Van
too cowardiv to even bint at, says Co).
Buren county. Iowa, in Mareh, 1837.
Hi»
Fred CJocker paid Chris Bu< kley to gr father die l whe ; he was .»even years old
to Canada and stay there, as Bucklev re­ and at the age of sixteen in 1853 he cr»s»e<l
the plain» and < ame fir California In 18 0
ceived a whole wad of Stunford’s money be came in company with Mr. John Holton
to throw down the Democratic party
and Hannah Holton, hi- mother, ( iow res­
The Star insista that the grand jury idents of Ashland) to 8« u.hern O egon and
settled on Wagner creek. In 1863 at ti e
should let goof the “smaller fry" a little call of his country he enlisted in tbe U. 8.
while and take hold of Senator Stanford, army. On Feb ilth, 1868, he married Lucy
V. Hmdrick and lived near Tal< nt until
who spent $756,000 for his re-election.
1-72. when be crossed ihe mountains and
moved to K amath coun'y.
Settled <>n
If Pracht’s bigoted critic* wou'd stop and 1.4>.»t river near Bonanza till 1874.
Again
became
a
re-ident
ot
Jackson
c.
unty
for a
look at the other side of the question for a
-hort
time,
then
recrossed
the
mountains
few minutes they would arrive at a more
and settled on ihe place in Jul« 1877 where
correct opinion of Mr. Pracht. When the lie ived until his dea h Dei’. 1st. 1891
Congregational and Catholic churches were
His wife and ged mother are all the near
built in Ashland Pracht »>niri*>u'ed a- lib­ relatives to mou n 1 is loss. Hi- mother a
erally as any one mender ■ f those churches. Spiritua ist, say :
-•One more to welcome me
He whacked up hsndsomly when it came
When i sbal cro s tl e i'Uervening space
to wipe out the Presbyterian churchdebt and
Between this land and that one ’over
these,*
contributed cheerfully as well as most lib­
One more to make the Strange Beyond
erally to every church subscription without
seem lair.”
ths regard to creeds, that has ever been
W m H. B bi ese .
presented to him. The idea that this is a
Sec’y Progress Alliance.
Talent,
t'ec.
7th,
1891.
free country seems to l>e n superstition
when a man that «xpre»»es his honest con­
Ha'e'ou tried Beechs Tea at D. L.
victions is thereby invalidated from hold- Min der A Son’.»?
ing a public office
cock wbo gets defeated and vanquished
on hto own dungh’l).
Hrs. M. E. Tyler,
MRS. J
D. CROCKER,
Ar*ist.
Corner Main and Granite Strette.
PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
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i Bovs’ knee pants......... 20 i ts and upward
Bovs’ 2-piece suit ... $1.50 and upward !
NONPAREIL GROCERIES
Atr»'<’le<1 Locomotion.
Real FTstate Transfer»!.
Grace ¡einU h fa^ination to an or- Boys’ long pants suits..................... $3.50 up
Willi ■ Mill« r t" Dan’l Chapman and E M
hnary figure wutcli the most sytnmetri- Men’s union caesimere suits................. $6.50
Miner—land in A-hland, 1.24 acres; $500.
.1 proportions cannot exercise without Meli’s Oregon cassimere suits............ $9.00
J H Potter l«' Wil-on Colter— lot 23. My­
er add lo A»b and;
lint unfortunately a great many Men’s fine dress suits, my own
H S Emer\ et al to Wm B Pracht—lot 1
lies «-ntertaiu mistaken ideas as to
make................................................. $16.00 j
blk 56 Saxeman’s Pennsylvania add to A.-h-
uat constitutes the [xa-try of motion. I Waterproof coats..................................... $1.00
laml; |1W
iritte-r rhe demonstrative swing nor the
Waterproof coats,extra long. .............$2.00
U S patent to 8 I'eler-on— 16C acres sec 2,
,.;h tragedy gait with which some of
Jfc*CxJtap
tp 37 s r 1 w.
Shoes....... • / {..................................................... 50
ur
He.
«-s
and
Jnnos
endeavor
to
show
A D Helman to E J and Mary Fariow—
flPgT
if tin lrdtfferentstylesof person approxi­ Boots ............................................................... 12.00
w )4 lol 6 blk 3. Ashland ; $1.
mate it at all
The tall and stately Overshirts..................................... 25 cents up
R M Garrett to E J Farlow—w
lot 6
blk 3, A-hland: ¡2250
•reature with trailing garments who Boys’ underwear..................... .50 cts a suit
A H Matglev to J F White—164.63 acres
noves, or tr.cs to move, as if she trod on Boys’ hats........................................ 25 <-ents up i
sec- 27, 28. tp 37 s r 2 w; |1
necks and liked that sort of pavement is Men's hats...................................... 50 cents up
Edw A Swope to J C Berry—40 acres sec uot nearly so Jutiolike as Hhe may think.
36 tp 3s s r 3 e.
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Stub styles of going are affectations;
David Lumsden to Isaac Woolf—lot II
and
affectations
of
every
kind
are
an
blk 2. Lumsden’s add to Medford; $65
gjfT And all other goods 25 per
F Barnel urg to Medford lodge No 83 I <) abomination to people of correct taste.
O F- land in tp 37 s r 1 w; 25.02 aers; $706. A lady should neither amble nor strut, cent, less than any other store in
Dan'l Reynolds to Martha Hosier—lots 1, but glide along as if unconscious that I town.
2 blk 56, Medford; $600
anybody was looking at her
Walking
Volna Webster to W H Hosier—lots 7. 8. should be an unstudied act. not a per­
9. 10t 11. 12. 13, 14, 15 blk 4, Park add to formance
All the world is not a stage,
Medford; $300.
tn the common acceptance of the term,
Mary Davison to W H Hosier—5 84 acres nor is it necessary that ladies should
tp 37 » r 2 w; $350.
tread tn streets like tragedy queens, or
Jno Crumps to J W Cox—400 acres sec 10
genteel comedy misses, or skipping sou-
tp37 s r 1 e; $1500
8 8 Cooper to Geo Mitchell—200 acres sec brettes. — New York Ledger
19, tp 37 s r 1 w; $3100.
For fine elaxwware.Dresden china.queens-
A J John-ton to J S Howard—lot 1 blk 4,
ware.lanip chimnevs, stone jots and crocks
Barr’s add to Medford; $50
go to the Crocket Grocerv Co
Chas A Winings to Max Pracht—lots 1,
2, 5. 6 blk 2, Alaska add to Ashland: $485.
Don't get soaped by cheap brands of soap,
Mary W Pracht to Cha- A Wininga— lots but try some of Winter’s best.
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41, 42 Fracht’« add to Ashland ; $500.
Successor to HOSLEY & PELTON,
Ja» Hummer to Jefferson Neil—70 acres
! — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
sec 30. tp 39 s r 2 e; $500.
Jos Goldsworthy to Wm J McKni. hi—
When Baby was sick, we gave her Csstori«.
120 acres sec 12, tp 37 s r 4 w; $25.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
U 8 lo J no N I homas— 160 acres .-ec 33,
tp 35 s r 1 e.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
U 8 to Thos J Downing—128.91 acres sec
When
she had Children, she gave them Castoda.
32, tp 36 s r 2 w
Terms. Cash. Pass-book accounts pay­
able Monthly.
There is no danger from whooping cough
when Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is;
Stock
Farm For Sale.
freely given. It keeps the cough loo-e and i
•
makes expectoration easy. 25 and 50 cent;
HE BELL ESTATE, containing 160
bottles for sale by druggists.
acres of land in the heart of a good
cattle range. About 6 miles front Henley,
i
The Occasion and tlie Man.
Cal., on tbe Klamaib river.
Also about 56 head of cattle.
J. V. 8. Is the only Snr aparilla that old or
The sublime strains of the “Wedding
For further particulars inquire of
feeble people should lake, as the mineral
’’ ircit.” played on the magnificent organ
TH<>8 JONES. Henlev, Cal,,
potash which is ia every other Sarsuj>arilla
I j the eminent musician as it never had
or W. T LAIKD. Ager, Cal.,
that v.o know of, i3 under ccr.ain conditions
been played Iwfore within those walls,
Administrators.
mav28
known to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the
pealed through the church.
E. J. FARLOW. Agent. Ashland, Or.
contrary is purely vcge’.able and Mtiinulates
Slowly down the aisles came tbe wedding
digestion an 1 creates nevz blood, the very
party. Slowly and tn perfect form tbs
thing ior <;ld delicate or broke i d >wa people.
principals and their friends and attendants
It build > them up and prolongs their lives.
ranged themselves in (rout of tbe altar and
A case ia point:
stood waiting.
DEALERS IN
Tbe music censed, and a solemn bush fell
Mrs. Belden an estimable and elderly lady
upon tbe assembly.
PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS1 TOOLS,
of 51) Mason 8t, S. F. v. u* f jr months declin­
Arrayed in bridal robes whose costly ele­
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
ing koi a; idly a i to seriously alarm her family.
gance and faultless taste might fitly en­
It got j n bad that she \.a3fi;;a!!y a.3icic<l with
viron but could not add to tbe charms of
Liindaj s. e'Is. Sh • riles: “ While in that
Building Papers. Wrapping Papers'
her lovely face aud form stood the trusting
dangerous condition I saw some of the testi­
and Twines.
Erl wbo was about to give her happiness
monials c '( cr.:ia; J. V. i a d sent for a
to the hands of another.
bohlc. That ma.ked t’.o turning point I
All kinds of
Proud and happy, with conscious strength
rega ned my lost fl sh a d strcng.ii and have
and rnauly tenderness visible in every fea­
’
not felt so well ia jeara.” That was two
ture of his handsome face aud in every line
years ago and Mrs. Belden is well nod hearty
C0NTKACT8
FOR
of bis symmetrical, well knit frame, stood
tiwla , and si ill taking .1. V. 8.
the exultant young man who had chosen
ainting
apering
tc
If > >u are old or feeble and want to be
ber from nil tbe world as bis heart’s mate.
bu It up. A>k for
Ashland, Oregon.
The clergyman broke tbe silence. In deep
who gets hia political ideas front either
B II Fee and Henry Welter are hunt­
aide of the late unpleasantness that was in.- and trapping around Little Klamath
lake, swan being their main bird
Settled a quarter of a century «go.
Tl.e whitefish placed in Klamath coun­
Ladies' doth t<>p slices in A, D and EE ts waters two years a.’o have .rown from
widths at W. A W.
an inch to fl teen inches long, and the
I was troubled with catsrrh for seven Indians are ••at'-liin the n bv the ton I”
Sears previous t«» con nunclnr the u e of nets in (he lipper 1 k- s.
Uy’s Cream B»Im It ha- don«, for irtv
AbG’dJii' s, »If-b a l»-.-n down Î.»
what other so-criel cur-» ha>e failed to
do—cured me. The effect of the Halm Hit mu 1,-t ike.! alauit KI math City,
Smed magical. Clarence L. Huff, Biddle- Kat s lie la Ilt-VeS it 18 al-ollt to St’U . le Oil
to success now.
Pardee A Co. have
<. Me-
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l>ou ht it of cteele and l ’O» m | business
Wanted—Employment at any re-pe« ta-
81« work bv a u*«n and wife. Address John brain and br.twn will soou take hold
there
Boor. Medford. Or.
Are you Married ? If not, »end j-onr ad­
Fresh roast cotfee every few days at
dress to Tbe American Corre-pondifig Clue, Winter s. Just try our own powdered Mo­
», Q. Be* $U, Cfariuburg, W. Vs.
cha and J avs.
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TAILOR.
Fresh and Dried Fruits,
M ain S treet , O it . E owpitcb ’ s O ffice .
-kite«} iitCs
A Liberal Share of Pat
rouage solicited.
Leading Buyers of Poultry and Fresh
Ranch Eggs.
CROCKER BUILDING, Cor. Granite and Main.
H icks & HI c R ride ,
-CITY-
A. GARRICK,
PASSENGER & FREIGHT
TRANSFER.
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
I’asM nger Coach to Every Train.
Freight moved about town at rates
There’s Music in the Air !
Ashland Market
John E. Pelton.
THIS
LO ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE,
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any-
I
MAN
where <i town at lowest prices.
HAS BEEN PLAYING
ANNIE ROONEY
Becl, fork and Hutton
Peterman Bros.
1
soduprîg TS tel
wishing anything in their line to give them a call.
EVANS & BRUNK
tones tie began the imprusslve, time oonse-
erated exordium that prepares the way for
the legal solemnization of tbe sacrament
of marriage, and proceeded until he came
to these ever memorable words:
“If any man can show just causa why
they may not lawfully be joined together
let him now speak, or else hereafter for­
ever bold his |>eace.’’
He paused, iu accordance with his habit
and tbe requirement« of tbe ceremony,
and again a deep bush fell npon the con-
gregatiou.
Tbe stillness was broken by a tall, slen­
der man with eyeglasses and a hollow
cough, who rose up in'aback teat.
“While the audience is waiting,” be said,
“I should like to offer a resolution to the
effect that it is the sense of this meeting
that the World's Columbian exposition
should not oe opened Sunday.”—Chicago
Tribune.
A fteiuarkabl. Ileaf Mut«.
Ono of the most remarkable inmates
of the Ne.v York institution for the
Deaf and Dumb is Richard Clinton, who,
though deaf, dumb and blind, has in the
fourteen years he has spent in the asy­
lum acquired an education and a self
supporting trade
He was born in Dub­ I
lin with the senses of sight and hearing
perfect
One eve was destroyed in
childhood by an explosion, and an attack
of scarlet fever cost him the other eye
and bis beanu-'
lie was for a time in a school for deaf
mutes in Ireland, but it was not until he
entered the New York institution that
he derived benefit from the instruction
given him
Here lie has been taught the
ordinary branches of education and has
acquired the trade of liottoming chairs.
He learned to write by mung a rule to
guide his baud Of late he has learned
to use tbe typewriter and has discarded
the pen
Clinton uses the sign language in con­
versation. and reads the replies of his
companions by touching their hands.
His touch is abnormally sensitive, as is
often the case with the blind By touch­
ing the hand of a friend he recognizes
the person, and he recalls an old ac­
quaintance from whom he has been long
separated by feeling his face, hands and
form
The other boys iu the institution treat
Clinton hi their play as roughly as if he
had sight
He never resents such treat­
ment. He is only angered when he is
piti«-d. When be is pushed he recog­
nizes tbe persons attacking him by ths
manner in which they touch him. Many
tncks have been played upon him. but
it rarely ha pi >eiis that be gets caught
twice by the same trick.—New York
World
Tired of It.
Mamma (raisiDg tbe slipperl—Willie, my
son-----
Willie(acroas the maternal knee)—Spank
away, mamma, but don’t give me that old
gag about it’s hurtin you worse’n it hurts
me.—Chicago Tribune.
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Board and lodging per week
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“ day..
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per day............................
Single meals................................
Camping privileges will be GOcts per weex
for each individual.
(50)
BY RON COLE. P roprietor .
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
G. A. R.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
.
23.
Meets in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
Id Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­
rades cordially welcomed.
W. A. P athcx , Commander.
J R Casey. Adjutant.
bvrnhide font no .
a_ ’
in*! Q
Uúy
V DarjuparillCt
Most no ler.j, inoNte'Tctivt*. L.:.ru«t botile.
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• - a *|r
r . - r -
NO MORE BACK ACHE
Dissolution of Co-Partnership
W.
N
otice is hereby given that the
co-partner-hip exiting between the
undersigned, doing business in Portland.
Multnomah county. Oregon, has this day
heen dissolved.
T. J. WALKER.
GEO M. PARKINSON.
Portland. Or.. Sept. 29. 1891.
It.
no. ¿4
Meets tn Masonic ball at 2 o'clock p. tn
on the Saturdays preceeding the first and
third baturdays of each month.
M aby E. M c C all , Pres.
G ertrude V an T assel , Sec’v.
Special attention paid to Eastern
Correspondence.
HOGG,
Ricntlt th» fottowtnq Notice appeared tn the
San Francisco Chronicle.
“Judge S----- had been sick only about two
weeks, and it was not until the last three or
four days that the malady to->k a senous
serious turn.
At the beginning of his illness he suffered from
diabetes and stomach disorder. Later the
kidneys refused to perform their functions and
kidney-
he passed quietly away. Thus ended the life
of one of the most prominent men in Cali
Cali- ­
fornia.” Like thousands of others his un
nn- ­
timely death wa- the result of neglecting early
aympioms of kidney disease.
IF"
. ■
YOU
«
are troubled with diabetes, gravel, or any de­
rangement of the kidneys or urinary organs,
don’t delay proper treatment un'if you are
forced to give up your daily duties; don't
waste your money on worthless liniments
and worse plasters, but strike at the seat of
the disease at once by using the greatest of aU
known remedies, the celebrate«! Oregon Kid­
ney Tea. It has saved the lives of thousands.
Why should it not cure you ? Try it. Purely
vegetable and pleasant to take. $1.00 a pack­
age, 6 for $5.00.
)
. uu.
ale by
J. U. B arrett & Co.
A. MILLSAP
Hi-hest cash market price
paid for all kinds of
POULTRY,
EG-C3-S
and Country
PRODUCE.
Put up in paper baskets ready for
soup, 40 cents per quart. New Wrinkle,
Try it.
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jC^Tish on Tuesdays and
Salmon, smelt, flounder.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
MASONIC.
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M’S
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
C.
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MARIA COLVER FARM
Stated communications on the Thursday
of or before the full moon.
M L M c C all . W M.
James Chisholm, becretary.
ALPHA CHAPTER, NO. 1, O. E. B.
Watchmaker
and Jeweler,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
(Thornton Block.)
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES. ¡
AMMUNITION, CUTLERY.
LL KINDS OF REPAIRING done.
A.) work warranted and satisfaction
guaranteed.
aug27’91
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,)
Nov. 7. 1891. )
STEVES & SNYDER,
Pigeons. Ferrete, Gohl Fish, Shells,
Mounted Specimens, Etc.
ÿf Bird» Shipped by Exprès».
134 Washington Street,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
nov26
HA-VE OPENED a Real Estate office in
Odd Fellows' Block, up stairs.
Four
Knitting and Surah Silks and Velveteens
Hundred Acres l>est land in Jackson coun­
ty—fruit or garden—to 1« sold in tracts to ' in latest shade» just received at Wilson &
suij. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One Walsworth.
half down, balance on time.
Will pay a First-
Class Price for
the article want­
ed.
1
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 24.
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday tn each
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT month in Odd Fellowl's Hall. Ashland
M rs . liffiiT. T aylor , N. G,
Lt the following named »etiler has tiled •
notice of his intention to make final proof , J. H. McBride. Bee y.
in -upport of bis claim and that said proof I
will lie made liefore the Judge or County 1
A. O. U. W.
Clerk of Jackson county, Oregon, at Jack­
ASHLAN1I LODGE, NO. 60.
sonville, Oregon.on Saturday, Dec. 2 I, 1891,
viz:
Thomas Balti win,
Meets in lodee room in Odd Fellows’ Hall
Honie-tead Entry No. 4500. for the N U every first and third Wednesday ill each
of N E
8 W H of N E
and N W U of month. All brethren in good standing are
S E y4. Sec 20, Tp. 37 S, R 3 E.
cordially invited to attend.
He names the following witnesses to
„ „ „
G eo . E ngie , M. W.
prove his continuous residence upon and
B a R adcliff . Recorder.
cultivation of. said land, viz:
Simeon
Farlow, James Bigham and H. H. Wright,
of Lake Creek. Jackson county, Oregon,
and Arthur Pool, of Eagle Point. Jackson
county, Or.
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
Send for REC
P. H DONOGHUE,
Ashland, Or. ORD premiums.
I
I. O. O. F.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
PILOT rock encampment , no . 16.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and
4th Monday in each month
Members in
good standing cordially invited tc attend.
•
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M. N. L ong , C P.
E. J. Farlow, Scribe.
A
B. F. SNYDER.
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
in each month.
M rs . A. M c C all . W M.
Mir-s Lydia McCall. Secretary.
Hold regular meetings every Saturday
evening at their ball in Ashland. Brethren
in good standing are cordiallv invitoj to
attend
J. H. M c B ride , N G.
E. J. Farlow, Sec’y.
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS.
Full Line of Optical Goods.
Fine Body of Land Known
as the
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. A A. M.
MYER
Importers and Dealers in
Fridays.
PARROTS,
FANCY
novl9
and SINGING BIRDS.
FANCY DOGS,
Purpose of StMing the
Regular convocations on the Thursday
next after the full moon.
D R M ills , H P.
A P H ammond . Secretary.
A
REAL ESTATE.
For the
PYTHIAS.
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
Friday evening
Visiting Knights in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
L. L M errick , C. C.
T. E. G odfrey , K. of R and 8.
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SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M.
8. C. STEVES.
FRESH OYSTERS
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bvbnsidk relief corps
KNIGHTS OF
E. ¿T FARLOW
HARRIS & MURPHY BRO .,
ASHLAND,
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OREGON.
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
Main street, facing the bridge.
...^^
fitted.
®hop thoroughly renovated and re­
The choicest of Freeh Meat»—Beef. Mut
ton. Veal, Pork, Sausage». etc.
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Klamath ( nuniy lie ns
itch, and the tret eral disposition of the
C««l. Ktti lit h.gone to Salem.
gang now in the court house is to perj>e
J. A. H uston is building an ice-house.
tuate itself. It would he a fine ilea for
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the people, irrea,»e< tive of polith-S to et
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