Valley record., April 14, 1892, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD.!
THE PEOPLE'S PARTY.
All Saddled, Bridled and in the Field
with a Fall County Ticket.
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ASHLAND, Oa., T hcbdàt , April 14,1802
The people's Darty convention for Jack-
eon county convened at Central Point
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Saturday morning, Jt W. Markaliury
chairman, Rev. Ira Wakefield, secretary,
The following were the delegates.
L. L. Burtenshaw is in town.
Plea>ant creek—T. H. B. Taylor.
BREVITY BASKET
the Central Point clnb and as the sec-
i ret.iry said it was not there, Smith’s
John Freulan and H. J. B'ack are at Po-
name was withdrawn.
Nominations
were opened again and N. H. Clayton of I kegema.
Phoenix was added to the list. The
The pay car went north Tuesday, The
Smith men again took an inning and pay car system is still with us.
told aomething that thev abould have
W. A. Patrick and Geo Vannatta went
aaid before, but it waa something private over to Cinnabar Tuesday to do some
and they didn't like to say it out loud prospecting.
if they could help it. It was a “state
Lumber' Lumber! at Abbott A Han-
secret.” It took considerable diplomatic son’s mill on Wagner creek
Address
1
Government Money for Gold Hill.
Pacific Coast Agents for
I» M. FERRY & CO.’S
All tested and reliable.
Washington. D. C.. dispatch. April 11.]
SEEDS’
Senator Dolph today introduced a bill
providing for thesurvev and construction
Northwestern agents for
of a wagon road from Gold Hill, on the
A. I. ROOT'S
Oregon & California railroad in Jackson
Can furnish any quan­
county, Ore., to Crater I>ak?, and ap-
tity cheaper than you
propriating $50,000 for the purpose.
could lay it down for from
the factory.
Senator Dolph was today notified that
as recommended by the Oregon dele­
All kinds of the very
gation, John Loosely had been appointed
L. Payne is st Pokogama carpentering.
choicest trees. Warranted
Woodville—J. H. Breeding. A. C. Spear. ; talitingto
the convention to under­ them at Talent, Ore.
custodian of the Fort Klamath abandoned
true to name and free
Mrs Raiusdell has gone to Siskiyou I G. F. Schmkttline,latter carried all proxies, stand what they were expected to do and
The Klajnatb delegation to the dem­ military reservation.
from all pests. Cheaper
county.
i U
■ Point— ~
• '■ 8. Jacoba.
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PORTLAND.
Earle
Tteoa. Baldwin, A.
I when they » began . to . tumble
to themselves
OREGON.
than ever.
| J. 8. Wiley. J. T. Riley, J. A. Miller, ‘ by they came down like a brick house under ocratic state convention are for Hanna and
Crackers, oysters, fish. We replenish
Prim for circuit judges.
A. T. Kyle return» I from a trip to Port- Jacobs proxy. 8. A. Potter, Win. Temll.
the gentle influences of an earthquake.
every
few
days.
O.
Winter.
Our
Catalogue,
(English
or
German,)
is
complete
and
tells
how to grow all kinds of vegetables, how to plant and trim
Land today.
Central Point—A. C. Parker, W. Sidow. One delegate was a little broader than
Although we hear of only a few circuses
Judge Hamakar returned to Klamath A-M. Ford, J. H. Downing, C. H. Ercan- the balance. He said : “Smith expects that will travel the United States this year, 1 Co. Full line table relishes at Crockei Grocery trees, etc , etc. Send for Catalogue and photograph of our Trial Grounds and Test House.
i
Falls today.
bods springs-D. N. Davis. P. F. Whit- to be the people’s party candidate for there are 132 organized for the season. ’
Did
it
ever
occur
to
you
to
take
Hood
’
s
,
M. H Abbey went to Yaquina bay more, J. D. Williams. Geo. Growe by Wil- school superintendent, because we weHt
best spring medicine? Try
Sunday on «visit.
[ liains, proxy.
to him and offered him the place if he Sarsaparilla,the
.
John Van Horn was in from his Klamath . W “£*-Tkoa' Curry' 8 “
would stand in with the people’s party. a bottle this season. It will do you good. ’
The advance car of McMahon's circus
He
agreed
to
do
so
and
if
hia
name
is
county ranch last week.
creek_W. 8. King, j. A. Martin.
not on the Central Point club list it will passed through the valley Friday and
I
M. B. Rankin came out from Portland W. H. King,
Saturday billing their show in Ashland for
on this morning's train.
Talent—Wm. H.Breese,W. Beeson, J. W. be there.” [The “we” meant the fellows the 18th.
j
that
fixed
the
slate,
of
course.]
’h
“ °W irom 8C°U A f^iontown -Chas. Hamilton.
The Emma Juch opera company of about
As soon as the convention took a tumble
valley visiting her folks.
. Medford-«. 8. Boggs C. P. Babcock. to itself N. H. Clayton’s name was with­ 200 people were in Ashland Tuesday even­
about 8 o’clock on a special train for
_ John F. Kelly, the «mpm-ible.
?
irrepressible, »bowed
-bowed ’«•
P H
H ‘
‘ m
,u ’ ’ drawn and E. E. Smith again nominated. ing
Portland.
All kinds of Watch work
up in Ashland ywterday
m?nd-
Vu* J a
v
t e The liallot stood : Smith 38, Freeman 15,
r
»
s
Lone Oak—John Snider, F. J. Creed,«. Potter 11.
Died, in Ashland, Friday 8, 1892, at
done in good shape.
Mrs. E. C. Kane and children were visiting E. Roberts, J. W. Smith, by Roberts proxy.
o'clock, a. m., Haunorah Jane, wife oi
For surveyor, Welborn Beeson of Tal­ 3 Wm.
Jacksonville folks this week.
Applegate—J. F. Wisner, L. (.'. Basye,
Gee, of Ashland, aged 51 years, 11
ent
was
nominated
by
acclamation.
months and 12 days.
Jeff Bell i. just recovering from a sick
H D' Ru8Sel1 ** KnuV
For coroner, Scott, Wiley and
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED.
spell and was in town Mondly
| A,phlanyd_A. w. Jacobi. 8. Patterson.
_
Marsters were placed in nomination. , The lecture on Christian science at
Oaniard's
opera
house
Sunday
morning
by
­
Dr. Walter Fambain who graduated the
Eden—J. W. Wiley. W. T. Anderson. L. Marsters arose and declined
“I got
hi IHnchexter Pharmacy,
other day. is visiting hi« old home.
. A. Rose. Riley Hammersley, J. B. Griffin, enough glory when I passed the rubi­ Mrs. Hinckley drew out a big crowd of
N,YIOT
ft" ’t?^ : Ash-
A’h J,Trnail*i^k-J. A. Hunter, by Richardson cund.” The convention didn’t under­ people—mostly church going people.
A shland ,
_
_
_
O regon .
Mr. Farmer, have you some fat, full
inwri. proxy HarTey Richardson
land friends, the guestof Mus hate Hansen.
stand what he meant and told him to sit
AT THE
down. Marsters was nominated. After grown chickens that you want to sell.
Mrs. Dotia Walters of Portland is visit-
Antioch—J. E. Potter, G. A. Jackson,
Bring
them
to
the
Depot
Hotel
and
Man
­
ing her old Ashland friends and relatives. I Gold Hill—John Knott, H. C. Clock, he was nominated he threw some more ager Parker will pay you the cash for them.
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...
. David Mardon, J. H. Mardon, Frank big words at the convention, which some
Gen. T. G. Reames was tn town this week poojjd,,
Klamath County Items.
All the Pioneer associations and Indian
I people thought was an •uum«ivu
intimation i«««
that
on Masonic businexs.as was W. M. Holmes.
1 A.
v k
it F
,
a .
uu tCT t E. 8. Casto. B. r. Wade, G. hia first work as coroner would be Bitting war veterans throughout Oregon are in- ¡ Evan Reames is here from San Jose.
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BEE SUPPLIES
TREES
H. L. WHITED,
The New Jeweler.
on the corpeeof the people’s party nom- vited to attend the celebration at Astoria.
May 12. What with warships, cannon and
Minute« of last convention read and inees
other loud rackets, there will be a big time,
approved.
Holt explained that the Australian
Rev. Ira Wakefield here talked con-, ballot law did not recognize them as a , Easter Egg Dves, four colors for 10c at
aiderable, announcing the people’s party partv, hence thev must get on the Winchester Pharmacy.
Pat McGarvey, a Henley saloon pro-
would have a party organ next week, I official ballots as an assembly of electors.
having bonded themselves tor one year He asked all people’s party electors prietor died several months ago and it was
for 800 subscribers at $1.50 apiece, pay- present not members to stand up and be believed had buried considerable wealth,
mento to be made monthly. They have counted Then al) the delegates were The other day Fred Cooley dug up back of
romplete control of the paper, and col-, counted making only 93 names. As the his saloon several gold nuggets that weighed
week
lect all moneys. Wakefield to be the [aw requires the presence of 100 electors ^owing°?hemWaS
fT . •‘"ckn**n M-
Jo11“ Grieves.
Her is CtaD.
!
ASHLAND KOLLER FLOUR MILLS-
J.
J- H.
1 Houston has returned to Link-
Ashland Friday night to see the
ville.
U
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M- Thatcher, formerly of Linkville,
H. C. VanHorn was visiting Ashland this
is at Astoria taking street contracts.
ABBOTT & HANSON,
hi
*°ne
8a" Fr,nc“co wUh
Albert Walker, of Blv, came up this
w,,e'
P.
O. Address Talent, Oregon,
week from Shovel creek with his father,
T. J. Kist returned Sunday from a trip
HAVE
THEIR SAW-MILL on Wagner
i
who
has
been
staying
at
that
resort
all
i.far
“ Oun"nuir ,or ,he Ashland
creek, formerly the 8. 8. Smith saw­
I winter. The old gentleman goes to
roller mills.
Sprague river to visit his sons before de- mill, running in full blast.
A. J. Daley, the enterprising miller of
parting for bis home in Asbland.-Star.
Eagle Point was in Ashland yesterday on a
OVER 100,000 FEET ON HAND.
business trip.
main editor. The plant is the Medford ' to ratify the work of an assembly this
Large variety of smoking tobaccos at
Central Point Items.
Misses
Susie
Camp
ball
and
Carrie
Mullen
1
Mail
and
the
name
changed
to
the
South-1
fell
through
with
and
they
then
took
up
alvIWlt ‘1UBIU » IS 114 IJ1167 I 1 AI4C1 CBIIlv *>>11446714
• •
j jj Welch, of the Meadows was here
The mill is four miles from Talent, and
departed Fndav for Wabasha, Minn., with «rn Oregon Mail.
I the petition route, blanks being got­ Crocker Grocery Co.
Rev. H. H. Brown, pastor of the Unitarian Saturday. Mr. Welch is an experienced all kinds of lumber can be had cheap. Give
“
The
opposition,
” said Wakefield, 1 ten out for each candidate and 50 names
Gan. J. H. Mullan.
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your order and we will guarantee satis­
' society of Salem, who has been in Stockton, • nlan ar>d will no doubt be engaged to con-
I. F. Power», a furniture dealer of Port­ “will say that our candidates are ex­ on each were procured which makes it a | Cal., on Ministerial business, will stop in struct the farmers gnst mill that is to be. faction.
apr7
land, and a prominent man in the masonic convicts, thieves, etc., but we must pay- legal ticket.
Ashland
on
his
way
borne
and
will
preach
builthere.
I
no attention to them. We must stand
circles, is in Ashland.
Adjourned.
toJ'Tnrif
♦'
John Clark of Prospect has started a ball-
on our platform and go down with it if
ani’tv’’ ATcord^hJ toil
berS' ChnSt‘ inK
adjoining Barker Bros.’ saloon
Tom Kenney, prospective republican can­ necessary. We must challenge every
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
; lamty.
All cordially invited.
which is do^g a big buslne3S. He is also
didate for county treasurer, was up from
other
platform
in
the
market
as
against
This
convention
was
not
so
full
of
en
­
Jacksonville yesterday.
Send vour friends an Easter card. The running one at Medford.
our platform and fight the battle out on thusiasm and unanimonsness of feeling
I. C. Burleson and G. T. Parsley the nUHnTm«'
jbe anjance and people’s party gathering
as the preliminary one held about a Winchester Pharmacy has them.
owners of the Ash creek quartz mine were
The Kimball opera comique and bere made the town lively Friday and
Committees on credentials and order month before. In fact human nature
over last week on business.
seems to be human nature whether it is burlesque company were on Tuesday's Saturday.
of business appointed.
John Kearney, the railroad carpenter
L. D. Ward was here last week. He
While they were out John A. Martin of in tne hide of a people’s party man, a north train, with the burlesque, “Carmen
foreman now of Cow creek was in Ashland Foot’s creek “sung” a solo, “Good-by, prohibitionist, a republican, a democrat up to Date.” Corinne and Mrs. Kim- found something that struck his eye as
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this week nursing a bad arm.
Old Parties, Good Bv,” a parody on or a pisarenctum. At the preliminary ball, the proprietress, were the most bein« exceedingly interesting, We wish
them
well.
L. D. Ward, a prominent young Link­ “Good By My Lover, Good By.”
The convention all wanted reform. At this conspicuous lookinsrones in thecompany, I ’h""’
ville democrat was in Ashland Friday en solo bad no signs of music, neither was convention all wanted—well, there is no though the faces of the ballot girls were
Satn McC’lendon is_at Grants Pass, while
route for Portland on business.
for the hardness J’,n Wright is at Roseburg. It is quite
Should call at
the soloist a poem in personal appear­ use getting personal. The convention an interesting study
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1
a
.al
anmaiainn
Their mugs would stop the snrPrisin8 flxof
that Sain oon
cau taor
tear: RimatAlf
himseU narav
away
Judge Advocate Colonel J. T. Bowditch ance, but the effort was received with ap­ voted unanimously to vote by ballot.
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fcr any length of time from his strong at­ MRS.
E. B. CHRISTIAN’S,
Chinese
funerals.
has gone to the state capital to attend the plause by reason of the burden of the This is wrong, particularly for a reform dates of a dozen
tachments in Central Point.
state military board meeting.
song being to the effect that they bought party to adopt at its first start. A dele­
Reeser Block.
Have vou tried the Prince Henry 5c cigar
Four substantial and well-to-do families
w Ada Bowdoin, all
“A the demo-republic«ns
demo-republics ns for fifteen cento,
cents, gated power or authority, should never at I). L. Minkler A Son’s? It is a new one
Miss Susie Ward and Miss
JLSTiLJLItTID,
OR.
arrived recently from Lewis county, Wash.,
who have been attending school a at Port- and those that were not caught when be cast in a secret l>al)ot. It is the source and the best ever seen for the price.
and have located hereabouts About 14
land, returned to Linkville Friday.
of all jobs, rings, slates, trading, swapp­
“ ,.
cornered flew over the fence.
Wm. Patterson writes from Beaver families will follow them later on.
Peter Rameburg and W. P H. legate
The committee on resolutions came in ing and lying. But this convention was creek that they will soon have their
no different than a republican or demo­ placer mine ready for a season’s run;
Don’t get soaped by cheap brands of soap,
went to Hornbrook Bunday, and G. B. Ad- and Breese read their report as follows:
■ ionic of Nimol, 2.OS%: Palo Alto,
dington Monday, on a mining deal.
The nominations that E. T. Bartlett stru'-k it rich in his but try some of Winter's best.
We, the undersigned, your committee cratic convention.
0:<>S%; Arion, 2:10%: Bell Bird, 2:26%.
were
not
only
hatched
out
and
slated
be
­
Mi»
Emma
A.
Beauchamp,
formerly
oi
on
resolution
and
platform
would
re-
Miw
formeriy
quartz prospect, realizing $60 in two
Chas. Marvin writes under date
Tolo was married
at Smith river, spectfully recommend the adoption of the fore hand by the leaders, but the prim­ hours with a band mortar; that James
bl ' ' recently
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i People's
1M| Norte connty,
conntv. to Silva
Hilva P.
P Giacomini.
Giscnmini
People’s party platform adopted at Oregon aries were even fixed so as to bring
Money
to
Loan
l>el
of January 9th, 1891, he found by feed­
W.
Briner
is
doing
well
in
his
placer
City,
ity, March 16th and 17th, 1892.
about the desired results. If the con­ mine and expects to clear $2000 for the
J. T. Boyer, a prominent banker of Walla
ing the Red Ball Brand Manhattan Food
Resolved, that our candidates for the
ONEY TO LOAN on one to five years
Walla and an old friend of Marshal Smith, legislature, in the event of their election, vention had of voted rite uoce and all season’s run ; that five men have arrived
time on improved farms, outside the to the horses under his charge, that it
was on today's train en route for Ban Fran­ are directed to endeavor to have our laws hands could have seen the wires as they from Salem and are prospecting for
city limits and within 10 miles of Ashland.
proved to be as represented. Also Mr.
cisco.
so amended as to reduce the fees now were in operation the ticket wouldn’t quartz.
Address
P. O. Box 03,
have been reeled off so close to the pro­
Win. Corbitt of the San Mateo Stock
Mr E. F. HanMii, a Montana milling allowed to our county officers.
tnarl4
Ashland,
Oregon.
We are receiving this week a new stock of
Resolved, that it shall be the duty of the gram. But wire-working is nothing
man and a cousin of Street Superintendent
Farm, Sam. Gamble, J. A. Goldsmith,
Nelson, was in Ashland a few days this central committee of the people's party, new—it is only strange to see it worked keg pickles, limburger cheese, and general
B. C. Ilclly and others speak in the
in the event of our candidates being elected, on such an extensive scale at the first line of fancy groceries. D. L. Minkler &
week.
to aid them to secure bondsmen among the convention of a political party whose Son.
highest terms of it. This food is just
R. 8. Carey, a prominent citizen of Sac­ members of the people’s party.
Captain
Henderson,
of
Kerby,
is
about
the thing to prépaie colts for circuit;
leaders
declare
that
its
only
mission
is
ramento county. Cal., WM here last week
Resolved, that we are opposed to
to erect a hotel at the mouth of the
visiting bis old friend and neighbor, I^evi legislative and judicial officers accepting reform.
they mature more rapidly and it keeps
Morris.
The county alliance was in session all famons Jcsephine county caves, and
free passes from railroad company, and
them in splendid spirits. For a horse
Dr. R. Pryce, the well-known physician, that we demand such legislation as will pro­ day before and adjourned aB the alliance these romantic fastnesses will soon be­
off his feed, or one run down, it is high­
hibit
railroad
officials
from
issuing
such
come
a
famous
summer
resort.
They
at
9:30
in
the
evening,
after
which
the
went to Klamath Falls Friday to remain
W. H. B reese .
ly beneficial. This is the only stock
crowd got together as a people’s party are distant twenty miles southeast of
for some time, his health requiring a high­ passes.
8. M. N ealoh .
Kerby and within three miles of the
er climate.
caucus
and
held
forth
till
the
small
food which ever received medals at
A. C. P arker .
F. C. Holmes and sen will ship their! Chairman Breese said ; “We thought hours of the morning fixing the work of California line. The subterranean pas­
Sacramento State Fair 1891, Stockton
horses to Yreka the first of next week, to we would make it as small as possible, as the convention for next day. Among sages have lieen explored for about ten
Fair 1891, San Francisco 1890. The
the tbings^the caucus done was carrying miles and thev seem to run away into
put them in training for the fall races. Mr.
PAID FOR THEM AT
the target of the opposition is large a resolution that the candidates be California.—Star,
foremost veterinary surgeons of Cali­
Me Donald.
enough.”
strictly forbidden to treat people to
fornia feed and recommend it, viz:
A. T. Kyle left Sunday for Great Falls,
Soap—Grandpa's Wonder, Ivory, Royal
This idea was received with pleasure whiskey or cigars. [It wss not obeyed,
Mon., where some influential friends of
and
Matchless
Savon,
Flannel
Queen,
Ori
­
C. Mr.soero, E. J. Creely. P. Burns, W.
his have invited him to go into the real by tbs convention and the resolutions ■ because several of them “sprung them­ ental and Petroleum bleaching. Magnetic, 1
F. Egan. This food contains no anti­
were
promptly
adopted
with
a
vim.
estate business,
selves” over the bar after the convention, Finest Borax and other varieties of laundry
Nominations being in order and the
mony or any other mineral or poison­
W. Buckley, a friend of Dr. Walter Farn­ order of business committee having the R ecorb reporter smilingly with and toilet at Crocker Grocery-Co.
HARVEY PARKER,
ous herbs. The Red Ball Brand Man­
ham, passed through on yesterday's train
them.] It was a silly resolution, made
Music.
Manager.
for Portland to take a position in the Good changed the usual and customary order only to be broken—just like the blue
hattan Poultry Food is likewise reliable;
of electing representatives (the intellec­ laws are at this late day.
Miss Fleta Walker will give in­
Samaritan Hospital.
the largest poultry raisers on the coast
tual organs) first to last and making the
structions
on
the
piano
or
organ.
For
“Buck” Anderson, their candidate for
Miss Lizzie Neilon, the school teacher at moneyed offices come first, the chairman
Eagle
Point
Items.
prefer it to all others.
terms,
etc.,
call
at
the
home
of
Mrs,
-
VUC
county judge, ID
is VApVVkVU
expected to Itvcp
keep the
lower Cole's and Miss Annie Farraher of
nominations
E ditor V alley R ecord :—
Gaselle, popular young ladies of Siskiyou announced
.
, .. . in order
. ,
, county debt down with bia avoirdupois. E. E. Winchester, Church street.
•benff. Briggs moved that an informal He weighs 350 lbs.
Thompson brothers have resumed their AT BLUE FRONT GROCERY.
county were visiting Ashland buuday.
ballot be taken on sheriff. This received
meetings at this place. Dr. Kahler of
Delegates to State Convention.
It is a good ticket in the main. The
Mrs. T. P. Judson and Miss Nettie Hark­ opposition from many delegates but was
Phoenix is here superintending the musical
gentlemen nominated are good men aa
ey of Granta Pass were visiting Ashland
The democratic convention todav department.
Some of the reasons why Germetuer is
friends and relatives from Sunday to Tues­ seconded and put to the house. It was men generally go.
elected the following delegates to the
the only reliable household remedy are; The Only House in the City making
lost by a standing vote, three to one.
N.
A.
Young,
one
of
our
enterprising
day. Judson was also in town Bunday.
state convention at Portland Tuesday:
Wiley of Phoenix offered a resolution
is replacing his old rail fence with 1. It is pleasant to take. 2. It is absolutely
Slow Reward. $1OO.
R. A. Miller, J. D. Whitman, Reames, farmers,
Mrs. Sheridan Thornton left Tuesday for that every man placed in nomination
boards and wire. Thus the march of civil­ harmless. 3. It makes no mistakes in di­
The
readers
of
the
V
alley R ccoed will
......
agnosis, but goes right to the root of dis­
Sisson where Sheridan has been at work
R. P. Neil. Hershberger, Nickell, Geo ization is marching on.
pleased to learn that there is at least one
ease by purifying the blood and toning the
putting in an electric light plant. They stand up and tell what people’s party be
Hammersley, Evans, Klippel, Farlow,
dreaded
disease
that
science
has
been
able
club
be
belongs
to.
The
reason
of
this
Last Saturday as per announcement in nerves. 4. It does not simply patch up but
will visit Yreka and return home Sunday.
D. T. Sears. The Colvig delegates were
was stated that they wanted to guard to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
the V alley R ecord the democracy of Lit­
cures .
Try it and use nothing
Mr. Pogue, a brother of Mi» Nettie against nominating anyone that might Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure defeated, which makes smooth sailing for tle Butte precinct met at Inlow & Ashpole’s radically
else.
Pogue of Jacksonville,was killed at Dillard,
now known to the medical fraternity. Ca­ Parker for district attorney.
hall
for
the
purpose
of
holding
their
pri
­
Douglas county yesterday in an accident. not be a thoroughly orthodox people’s tarrh being a constitutional disease, re­
Buclclen’s Arnica Salve.
mary,but there seemed a disposition on the
We carry the most complete and choicest stock in Ashland
The K. T. Ban quet.
It is rumored he was thrown from a horse. party man. It was carried.
quires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s
part of some of the leaders to procrasti­
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Nominations for sheriff were proceeded Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di­
Malta Commandery banqueted the nate the time of the meeting; but after sev­ Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
and will positively not be undersold. All prompt­
A. T. Kyle has traded and sold his with, and W. H. Bradshaw of Browns­ rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
eral futile efforts on the part of others of Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
residence und Boulevard property of 11
of the system, thereby destroying the foun­ Yreka commandery at Hotel Oregon last the leaders on the other side (for, as it is Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and
boro,
John
B.
Griffin
of
Phoenix,
C
H.
ly settled accounts and cash custom dis­
acres to Geo. Crowson for the latter's
dations of the disease. and giving the pa­ evening. I’racht seated them to an ele-
|ro^erty in Miner’s addition, consideration Ercanbackof Central Point, W. M. Mars­ tient strength by building up the constitu­ gant spread, there being 63 plates. in all political gatherings, there were two positively cures Piles or no pay required.
sides to the question) the crowd assembled It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
ters of Lake creek and A S. Jacobs of tion and assisting nature in doing its work. Among the visitors from abroad were;
counted
at3p m. instead of 1 p. m. as per an­ or inonev refunded Price 25 cents per box.
Big Butte were named. Jacoba said un­ The proprietors have so much faith in its
From Yreka—F. E. Wadsworth and nouncement. The meeting was called to For sale by E. E. Winchester & Co.
Col. Compson, of Naylox, democratic
candidate for sheriff of Klamath county der the present circumstances he would curative powers that they oiler One Hun­ wife, J. E, Harmon and wife, H. B. order by Hon. John Ashpole and T. A.
ami uii««auier general oi the state militia not allow his name to be presented to dred Dollars for any case that it fails to Gillis and wife, J R. Tapscott and wife, Mauzay was elected chairman, with Lee
Fish—mackerel, lake white-fish, smoked
passed through Friday to attend a military the convention . bo F. J. Creed who named cure Send for circulars and testimonials. J. V. Brown, Dr. Gregory, F. G. Anten- Caton secretary. After staling the object herring, fancy bloaters, etc., at Crocker
Address F.J. CHENEY A CO.,Toledo, O.
him withdrew bis nomination.
board meeting.
rieth, Louis Nordheim, W. L. Hobbs, of the meeting, to wit: to elect five dele Grocery Co.
C^^Sold by Druggists, 75c.
J. W. Wiley and J. E. Potter appoint­
N. A. Ambrose, Woodland, H. J. Wler,
A. E. Raynes, J. S. Beard, Oliver Orr. gates to attend the county convention, etc.
Crazy Social.
WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
question was asked how they were to
Portland, A. H. Carson, Granta Pass, M. ed tellers.
Geo. D. Butler, and Thos. James of The
At
the
Patton
Mine.
vote and the chair said, by voice; where­
The
Woman
’s Relief Corps No. 24 will
The vote stood : Bradshaw 39, Ercan-
B. Rankin, Portland, E. W. Allen and
Henley.
upon J. Ashpole moved that the voting be give a crazy social at the opera house
Teams have been at work this week
wife, Portland, and A. B. Sent, registered back 13, Jacobs 7, Griffin 3, Marsters 3.
From Grants Pass—C.. K. Chanslor,
at the Oregon today.
On motion of Jacobs the nomination of cutting out nnd grading the road from W. H. Flanagan anil wife. J. W. Howard done by ballot. The motion being put ; Saturday evening, April 23d, at which
there were but a very few said aye; but the
respectfully solicit your trade, del iver good
the Ashland Mining Co.’s mine to Ash-
a short, spicy program will be given
J. Henry Morris, a printer formerly of Bradshaw was made unanimous.
and wife, Abe Axtell and wife, D. Mc­ chair decided, without calling for the noes, ! i time
land.
It
will
be
a
good
road
when
and
a
crazv
quilt
disposed
of
to
the
per
­
com-
ror
clerk
J.
W.
Marksbury
of
Gold
mnu.
For
Ashland, w the people's party nominee in
Carthy and wife, Miss Mollie John, Miss that the motion was carried. Whereupon
Try the only
Multnomah county for clerk of the circuit Hill, W. H. Breese of Talent, E. E. Dem- pieted.
some one suggested that the noes be called son guessing the number, or nearest the promptly and will treat evreyone white
..........................
Everything is passing along smoothly Lou Brower, and Gen. T. G. Reames for, as there were but two or three votes in number of pieces composing the quilt.
court. We hope he will win. He would ing
of Ashland were nominated. First
look quite pompous in a fat position like ballot Deming 30, Breese 24, Marksbury at the mine, the work on the incline and W. M. Holmes of Jacksonville.
the affirmative; but the chair stuck to his Ten cents a guess. Come everybody,and first-class grocery in the city.
that.
decision and said that it did not require but enjoy the lun.
M ary E. M c C all ,
11. On motion of Breese, Deming was shaft to let through the air having been
Circuit Court.
two or three votes.
completed the first of the week.
A ngie L. E ngle ,
President.
Mrs. C. T. Harris, Miss Cherry Harris nominated by acclamation.
State of Oregon vs Hezekiah Mathews;
Then
a
call
was
made
for
nominations
Secretary.
and Mrs. W. Q. Tanner came over from
For county judge W. T. Anderson of; A correspondent says:
jury trial and verdict of not guilty.
and
two
sets
of
delegates
were
nominated,
Mott and Dunsmuir yesterday, Mrs. Tan- Phoenix was nominated, nominations
Diedrich Lehners vs Theo H F Engle; to wit: the Parker delegates and the Colvig
operations continue to develop
__ join
.___ her
____ husband
_________ at Everett, were declared closed and a rising vote fb Active
ner will
e permanency and value of the lead- judgment for pl’ff for $332.25 costs and dis­ delegates. Then came the naming of the
T*-
* soon, - while
* *• the * ladies
•' will spend the
MARRIED.
Wash.,
tellers—Mr. Ewen, one of the candidates ,
taken. When the noee came Anderson ¡ ing
ni, goij
gold quartz mine. Through con-
con­ bursements.
summer in Ashland.
created a big laugh by rising up in all his uection between the tunnel and upper j- N -- H Spencer vs
” ««<•«•»
Rufus Edwards; un-
dis- and Frank Lewis. The result was D. T. MILLER—BALDWIN—At Grand Central
Gen. John F. Miller of Klamath county pnitme glory of seven feet and 340 lbs.
surface of the ledge was completed on the missed at pifl costs and def’t granted leave Ewen, James Bell, John Ashpole. G. W.
Hotel, April 9, 1892, by Rev. R. C. Ogles­
was on Tuesday’s north train to attend the
Heckathom and John Young were elected
w’thllraw answer.
by, John A. Miller and Miss EivaJ. Bald­
democratic state convention. Gen Miller . ^.‘»mmiMioner Creed Fred Down- 8th inst. and a ^ntinous lead exposed ■
as
delegates.
tnA Rose
R“e I ‘ tin»
he entire distance
distance, ’ 255
feet. As soon as 1 Annie M Thomas vs J N Thomas; di-
’55 feet
win, both of Brownsboro.
is never mistaken for a cherubim or a sera- ing, Walker, 8cott, Kiciiarilson and
They did not succeed in getting a repub­
of ¿re in the' incjine waB : vorce; continued.
eiui, in fact a stranger would naturally were nominated, all declining but two, the la8t
lican or prohi to act as secretary, but they
Mr. Miller is one of that section’s most
’for fresh air
State vs L L Hurtenshaw j embezzlement made a bold move and s-succeeded in energetic farmers with a good future before
:e him for the other fellow. He has the who were &8kc<i
asked to let the convention >*prnove<l
rP(nOved, the loniz
long wisheci
wished-for
Innk at
mv what
«.i____________
________________
every action of the thoroughbred unterrl- look
at them
them Ann
and say
what their
their nnlitirfl
politics ___
rushed
through
in volume sufficient to submitted to next grand jury.
getting a rank republican on the ticket as a him, while the bride is an amiable and in­
tied.
were. W. W. Scott oi Central Point extinguish the lighted candles. This
state ----
vs H A Bauten;
----------- selling liquor with- candidate for delegate, but he was as com telligent young lady and the postmistress
pletelj- snowed under as the prohis were of the village. It is one of those matches
aaid he bad been a democrat but was was a consummation that brings gladness ou,t
; hned
an?,c°s,te'.
-------------- :o:---------------
Jacksonville Jottings.
now a people’s party man.
Harvey to the miner, for of the many dangers he . k c Coleman vs John M MeKee et al; at the Central Point meeting of the people’s that brings out the good wishes of their
party.
Dicx.
large
circle
of
friends.
Harold Jackson of Ashland is visiting Richardson of Trail creek said he bad encounters, none appalls him more than
No doubt that the readers of the V alley R ecord often complain of the
and ^>5’3" as
friends here.
i been a democrat, but voted a scratched the danger from bad air. Four relays of I * r a
Poor Quality of the Tea» and Coffee» that find access to their Table. For
1
n h .
.
Richardson received 31 and men are now pushing drifts to the right ,
the benefit of those thus afflicted we place this ad..respectfully inviting them
Hdacree*
c^y Of m"n^
4. L. Reuter bid in the property sold at ticket.
I Scott 28. Richardson declared the nom-
sheriffs s<le Saturday, for $777.
to call at our store and make a sample purchase of either of the goods in the
and left from inside end of tunnel. The child Maud Harris until further order of
above Line, and if thev don’t give future satisfaction in both Quality and
Born in Jacksonville, April 10, 1892, to
drift to the left has advanced about 50 this court.
For Recorder J. F. Wisner of Apple­ feet, all
Price we will take back the Goods and refund the Money with pleasure.
Dr. and Mrs. Geo. DeBar, a son.
ah the way through good
Food ore. The
state vs Frank Wade; larcenv of a horse;
We carry a large line of both TEAS and COFFEES, and with good faith
Born in Jacksonville. April 11, 1892. to | gate, Geo. A. Jackson of Antioch and J. | drift to the right is in harder rock and dismissed.
place at the head of each
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pnrcell, a daughter. S. March of Sams valley.
advance is slower aDd not bo much
--------------------------
Jackson declined, saying his business
Democratic Primaries.
K. Kubli Jr., left for Eugene Tuesday this summer would keep him busy on time and labor lias been expended, but
Held in Jackson county Saturday to
evening after a pleasant visit with relatives the road; that be wouldn’t qualify if I good progress is being made.
All the ore taken out the past week is elect delegatee for the county convention
and friends.
elected ; don’t want any office and would now being dumped down the ore chute at Jacksonville today to elect 11 dele­
E. 8. Smith, the mining expert, returned not have it.
te the ore pile. Much ore has been ' gates to the state convention. As far as
to Jacksonville Saturday from a business
IF YOU WISH TO AVOID THE TWIN PRUGS,
J. S. March arose and said ; “I am sacked and is piled near the blacksmith heard from they are:
visit to Portland.
■ not a candidate for office. I don’t want j shop at mouth of tunnel. Mechanics are
Jacksonville—8. J. Day. Henry Klippell.
The dav of final settlement of the office.” (Laughter and applause with
ALUM AND AMMONIA
estates of 'M. Hanley and H. C. Hoagland cries of “sit down! sit down ’. ) The vote at work near by building an assay office, l . ’eter Elmer, Chas. Prim, Chas. Nickell,
ÍÍ
T.
the temporärj- absence of the assayer, , ” «. Reames, K. Kubli, Robt. A. Miller.
has been continued until May 3, 1892.
fi
stood Wisner 55, March 9.
1
Gold
Hill
—
A.
J.
Barlow,
Dan
Fisher,
C.
Mr. Philip Mullen, hinders a tabulated
I
P.
Parker,
Geo
Hammersley,
Reames, White A Co. this week received
For assessor, J. D. Williams of So-la statement of value per ton of ore ex­
from San Francisco one of the largest and Springs. J. W. Marksbury of Gold Htfl,
Medford—D. T. Sears, Wm. Slinger. J. N.
tracted the past ten days. Everything Hocktrsmith,
finest stock of goods ever brought to Jack­
J. N. Harvey, J. N. Woodv,
Dr. H Endemann, for twelve years chemist of the
W.
H.
Breese
of
Talent,
J.
T.
Miller
of
moves
along
with
that
circumspection
8. 8. Tentz. Geo. Gallowav, P. B. O'Neil,
sonville.
Central Point, J. S. March of Sams val­ and thoughtfulness that marks all the J. H. Whitman.
New York Board of Health, in his paper read before the
H. Hewitt, special agent for the publish­ ley, John B. Griffin of Phoenix, Anson actions of the superintendent. The new ’ Willow Spiiags— W. H. Pankey, W. K.
ing bouse of P. F. Collier, New York, has Ford of Central Point were nominated. graded wagon road leading from the I Priée,
W.
J.
Ingram,
Nick
Cook.
Iwen canvassing the town fora number of
American Chemical Society at Washington, in October,
—H. 8. Evans, J. N. Smith, F.
the staniiard works of Bulwer. Dickens, First ballot, Williams 7, Marksbury 30, mine to Ashland is being pushed as fast W. Ashland
Hogg, Wm. Otto, G. M. Grainger. E.
Hugo. etc. He has secured quite a number Breese 7, Miller 2, March 3> Griffin 6, as 8 men and two teams with plow and ! J. Farlow;,
1891, states that an ammonia baking powder acts on the
Brick Wells, J. R. Tozer, R. P.
Ford 10. Second ballot Marksbury 45, I scraper can accomplish it. Already j
Of purchasers.
I
Neil, J. K. Leabo, E. K. Brightman.
| Ford 19.
about
$
4
'
of
a
mile
of
the
end
next
the
j
Eagle Point—James Bell, I). T. Ewen.
A number of ladies and gentlemen went
gluten
of
the
flour,
altering
its
chemical
properties,
and
For treasurer, Enoch F. Walker of i tunnel is completed. Some of it being I John Ashpole, G. W. Heckathom, John
to Grants l’ass Tuesday to attend the
fully traversable by teams. About 150 Young.
State Horticultural maeting. among whom Central Point was nominated.
cites numerous high authorities to prove its injurious
Central Point—Rfl. R. Owen, G. T.
were Madanies McDonough. Plymale, Ken-
For school superintendent, E. E. Smith davs labor has been subscribed by in­ Hersbbqrg»r,
Chas. Rippey. Frank Amv,
nev, Karewski, Mrs. F.. W. Allen of Port­
dividual citizens to put the Ashland end
effect on the stomach and kidneys.
land, and Col. R. A. Miller and 0. W. of Central Point, J. E. Potter of Antioch, of the road in good condition.
Jhe James Barker, Thos. Centre. J. S. Grigsby.
L.
L.
Freeman
of
Woodville
were
placed
’
Talent
—
'Geo.
H. Lynch, James Helms,
Kahler.
,
application
oi
this
subscription
labor
will
Liebig the great chemist says: “The use of alum in
in nomination. The chair wanted to
Gus Clemens. A. Alford.
A special train came over from Medford know, as per resolution heretofore , be begun the la$t of this week or beginn-
Eden—Samuel Furry, J. A. Anderson.
I
Saturday bripging the eflqnty Judge and adopted, what people’s party club's they ' ing of next as soon as a few owners of Ben Smith,
I
D. Vojindray.
bread is very injurious, and it is very apt to disorder
'orrtmissionei of Multnomkh. the hiayot of
These goods we make a specialty of, in connection with our ever large
land
along
the
route
can
be
arranged
Portland and other», who came to inspect belonged to. Some one said Smith be­ F with in teference to right of Wk?-
Mew prize baking powder, $25.00 prise, !
stock of Teas of every description and Green and Roasted Coffees.
the
stomach
and
occasion
acidity
and
dyspepsia.
”
the stone quanr which is locate«! two miles longed to the people’s party elub of J April l’flth, 1SÜ2.
to cents at Winter’s,
■
X A mmin .
I
from town. Portland is to have a tine Central Point. The secretary of that
The following powders arq gnown to contain either
new court bouse built soon, and it is for club said his name was not there. Thp
J'oq bavent seen the new $25.00 grand
niackainiitlqqg.
that purpose these gentlemen are looking teller« had ajreaoy commenced taking UP
prize, baking powder, hurry around to the
----- Dealers in-----
for a sqperjor quality qf stung. They eon- tickets. ’Ybe ipaglune was stopped after
âinmonia or alum op both: Royal, Chicago Yeast, Calumet,
The best norfc Iqmed O«t at the lowest Opera House Grocery,
fihfjed thgir tnp to AshUnq.
Groceries, Provisions. Tobaccos and Cigars,
some talk as to whether Smith waa a figqreg with promptness and dispatch
We have two of the greatest bargains in
Bon Ryo», Taylor’s One Spoon, Unrivaled, Forest City, Snow Ball,
Wood and Willow Ware, and Books and Stationery.
t igars, tobaccos—full line at Crocker Gro- member of any people's party club. The at Geo, Markle's blacksmith shop on Prize Baking Powder ever ottered in A»h- !
' convention thought if be was it would be Spring street.
land. D. L. Minkler & Son,
oery Co.
f*irl.
I
1
otk
Any
One Wanting A FINE LINE OF
First-Class
LADIES’ VESTS,
MILLINERY
Muslin Underwear,
DRESSMAKING
Ohallies,
Palo Alto Stock Farm
M
FAT GROWN#**
*«#*CHICKENS.
Chambrays,
Cord du Rois,
Ginghams,
Henrietta,
Seersuckers, Lawns,
Apronette,
White Goods.
Also Ladies' and Children’s cloth
top shoes. An early inspection is
solicited
WILSON & WALSWORTH.
Highest Market Price
DEPOT HOTEL.
O. WINTER
J
Successor to
M c C onnell & winter ,
pecialty.
this month.
IN COFFEES. TEAS AND SPICES
TEASCOFFEES.
Use Dr. Price’s Cream
Baking Powder
S eu .
1 BEECH’S
a
S2
TEA.
X>. MIIVLiJQER
SOM,