Valley record., May 26, 1892, Image 1

VALLEY RECORD
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VALLEY RECORD
VALLEY RECORD
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Chief of the County Papers.
Published every Thursday.
Sheep «hearing ia in fall blast
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
M im Effie Beach and Miss Man- Wing- !
field have returned to Lakeview from
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Portland.
One year................................................... 52 50
Mr. A. L. Loavitt and Mi« Vina
Six months ............................................. 1 50
Lincola were married at Klamath Fall«
Three months.........................................
75
NO.
3
A
S
ETT,
AM
n
JACKSON
COUNTY,
OREGON,
THURSDAY,
MAY
26,
1892.
VOL. V.
on May 19th. Both are well-known
Advertising rates given on application.
young people of Klamath county.
Tommy—Paw, when a man commits 1
C. CALDWELL,
Band Benefit.
political «aiciile doeo be «boot bis head
Snyderville and Vicinity.
The
better
part
of
tbe
better
people
of
!
off?
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
Mr Fi« —No: merely his mouth.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Bent Vincent ia hauling logs for J. B. Ashland assembled at Ganiard’s opera
DENTIST.
house last Friday evening, filling that
The kind of pen that Chicago imagines 1 Welch.
commodious building to its ntmoetnese.
Chase Combination Dental Plates made
to be greater than tbe «word is tbe hog­
W.
O,
Carter
ia
still
In
the
butchering
with Gold and Aluminum Roofs.
Tbe first piece on the program was “A
pen. It has made Chicago greater than >
Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teetli
day with the circus,” by the orchestra of
Ht. Louui, and that, of coarse, settles it. busineM.
to perfect appearance.
The New Hope church ia near com­ 15 piecsa, which was well received ; then
Col. Elliott F. Shepherd, distinguished
GoldCrownand Contour works specialty.
came an overture “Garden of Roses,”
as tbe son-in-law of Vanderbilt and ed­ pletion.
Office over the Bank.
an
octette,
one
of
the
finest
pieces
of
the
Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8
itor of the New York Mail and Express,
James Rogers will begin to haul logs evening. A vocal solo "La Foreoetta”
FRESH
SAUSAGE
in
5
and
10
lb.
Pails,
seaed
to
9 a. 111. and 4 to 5 p. m.
is in Portland at the Presbyterian assem-1 this week.
by Mias Carrie Roper, was met with
bly.
with Lard on top.
I>ewey Bowles, of Antelope, is in town great applause ; responding to the encore,
I). BRIGGS.
The Argonaut savs that tbe treatment on business.
abe sang "A Merry, Merrv Maiden.”
ot Geary’s Chinese bill in tbe senate will
The cornet solo “Christmas Chimes,” by
J3F
LAWYER,
Miss Ella Sydenstricker is able to be O. O. Helman, showed him to be a thor­
be tbe mean« of placing tbe Pacific coast
A
shland
,
-
O kkuon .
states’ votes oo the democratic side dar­ up and around
ough master of that instrument. Then
For Sale by
ing tbe coming campaign.
Ed. Ramey contemplates building in came tbe farce “Mv Turn Next.” which
Will practice in State and United States
A child bora at Portland last week wm 1 Snyderville soon.
was very enjoyable. The cast of char­
courts, and U. S. Land Office.
febll
TALENÏ, Jackson County, Oregon.
christened “Cbsrieston Baltimore,’’ in
acters as follows:
ItoMr of tbs erwisers. It would be I George E. Bloomer of Jacksonville, Taraxicum Twitters, a villiage apothe­
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J^OBERT A. MILDER.
eminently proper to call tbe next one was in town Wednesday.
cary..................................... C. C. Cnitwood
He Had Regained His Sight.
A
Happy
Trio.
Tim
"
Bolus,
his
professional
assistant,
“General Assembly.” in honor of the
Tom Martain, of Trail creek, was on
.............................
Robt. Vining
Recently Mrs. A. S. Blackburn, of
There lives in Paris a certain count
Presbyterians —Marion County Dem.
our streets a few days ago.
ATTORNEY-AND-COUNSELOR-AT-
Tom Trap, a commercial traveler
Norman, O. T., was married to J. B. who ia very popular, although he is blind.
Tbe trial of Edward P. Deacon, tbe ‘ Mias Lillie Jonea contemplates going
............................................ Oley Thornton Jackson, of
Leavenworth, Kansas. Being witty and musical, his society is
LAW,
American who killed tbe Frenchman, M. | back to Granta Paas, soon.
Farmer Wheatear from Banbury
Twelve years ago last December, Jack-
Abeille, is bis wife’s room« at tbe Hotel
Chas. Harris son was imprisoned for manslaughter. much sought after. He left Paris three
J acksonville -
•
.
- O rboon .
months ago, and on his return called on
Splendide in Paris last month, took place ( We are having fine weather Cor crops, Lydia, Twitters’ wife
Miss Ada Miller
His
wife
secured
a
divorce
and
married
a
fashionable
marchioness,
who
was
Cicely, her niece
Miss Lydia McCall
Will practice in all the courts of the
yesterday. He was found guiltv and I wheat is looking fine at present.
Blackburn. Some time ago, Blackburn, preparing to go to a fancy ball' Being
State. Office opposite the court house.
Twitters’ maid-serventand house­
sentenced to imprisonment for ooe year.
Rev. E. Jones, of Snyderville, will Peggy,
who
is
a
poor
bnt
an
honest
man,
went
keeper
........................
Miss
Mabel
Wagner
blind, be wa6 asked to take a seat in her
Huch is French justice.
occupy tbe pulpit at Antioch next Sun­
The final wind-up was a plantation to the opening of the Cbevenne and boudoir. Gossip ensued, and during all
J T. BOWDITCH.
Tbe |>eople down at tbe depot last day.
jubilee by tbe band in which was intro­ Arapahoe country. His wife sued and the time the marchioness, assisted by her
“SSitar wierning look considerable in­
was granted a divorce on the grounds of maid. exM'kted the mysteries of her toi­
John Hydenstricker oi Sams valley, is
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
’
lour large sea-tartles on teaching a very successful school on duced tbe old negro melodies, and Home non-eupport and desertion, having al­ let.
BffinL ready to descend to her car­
high stepping in which M. * Alford,
A
shland
,
•
O
va
. os.
*S car. Tbe birds had Trail creek.
personating a 16-year-old L.uah, did ready notified Jackson he suddenly ap­ riage, the count stated that be had been
look and evidently
peared
and
they
were
married
the
next
Will
practice
in
all
courts
of
the
state.
>
absent in London and had undergone a
Col. J. Bowditch of Ashland, spoke to some very neat work as far as we could dav after the decree was granted.
when thev reached Port­
successful
operation
for
cataract,
and
Collections
promptly
made.
see.
The
net
proceeds
amounted
to
over
bud they would soon be in the soup. . tbe democrats of the Meadows precinct
Here comes the strangest part of the could now see aa well as tbe marchioness.
JYSZETT-iTYJSTID, ODRLEG-OHST.
one hundred dollars. Tbe boya have
A genuine curiosity in the shape of a last Saturday.
since completed arrangements to secure story. Blackburn returning found bis Tbe latter shrieked and jumped into tier
THE BEST BUILT,
THE BEST EUBNISHED,
small sagebrush growing from a piece of
Rilsy Myers had two of his ribs broken nnifortns. The band can play well wife divorced and married to another. carriage without even an au revoir.—
solid rock can be seen at the drug-store last week, but is getting along very well enough, and when properly appareled Not being a wrathful man, Blackburn New YoikSun.
AND
THE
BEST
CONDUCTED
HOUSE
of Dr. Moody. The bash is about eight at this writing.
they will be sweet to the eye as well as calmly talked the matter over and it was
inches high, and growing, as it does,
discovered
that
Blackburn
had
at
an
K. R. Q. M ade him fat .
Mr. Al Lewis, of Tehama county. Cal., tbe ear. ________________
JOHN E. PELTON.
R. f. XKlL.
from its bed of solid stone, shows tbe
early day come west and changed bis
is
visiting
hia
cousins,
Al
and
Wesley
hardihood of thio plant.—Lassen Advo­
The Wonderful Success
name on account of a scrape he had be­
I^ew is of the Meadows.
. Of Hood’« Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier come engaged in at his home in Colum­
M emphis (Tenn.), October 7, 1889.
cate.
R oyal G ermetuef . Co.:
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Oregon on Wheels has returned to 1 Mias Mattie Briscoe, of Trail creek, ia entitles it to your confidence. No other bia City, Ind., and was in fact the long
G entlemen :—You will be pleased to learn
preparation
has
such
a
record
of
cures
of
lost
brother
of
Jackson.
trip
ataving
with
her
Biater,
Mrs.
John
Rog-
—Retail and Wholesale dealers ini—
Portland from a «even months tr1"
. .
that I am thoroughly restored to health—
Salt Rheum. Blood Poisoning or
Invalids and others seeking pure air, mountain water
The trio are now living bappilv under thanks to the efficacy of K. R. G. I am bet­
through the eastern states. The car has rrs, and attending the Mountain district Scrofula.
other blood diseases. To try it is to know one roof.
ter than I, hav« been for ten years. After a and desiring to benefit by the use of the various hot or cold
bean In twentv-four different states, and sghool,
its merit. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsa­
thorough trial of Gernietuer ’f do not hesi­
has traveled 11,625 miles and on thirty
parilla
Mr. and Mrs. Polk Hull. Miss Mattie
tate to say that it is the best medicine ex­ mineral, chemical and sulphur springs in and near Ash­
different line« of railway. 250,000 per­ Carter and Mrs. Alice Welch of the
tant—[Henry W. Grady said! “I Itelieve it
For a general fsniilv cathartic we confi­
sons bave visited the ear. and 569,000 ■ Meadows, attended the Alliance picnic at dently recommend Hood's Pills. They
to be the ultima thule of niedicines.”—R.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
copies offtooka and circulars been dis­ Gold Hill, Wednesday.
should 1* n every home and medicine When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
j G. Co.]—an able substitute for the family land, will find sympathetic accommodations at the
tributed.
I doctor with his nauseating doses [Gernie
chest.
___________
Kept constantly on hand, Fair living
We have been a little surprised at our
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
tuer is pleasant to takel and always exor­
o 1EE aOBT.
The lockout of the granite-cutters
Oregon Weal her mid Crops.
prices is all that we ask
bitant bills. My daughter has been greatly
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
ttiroUghout the New England states wh « voting place being changed from Antioch For week ending Saturday. May 21.]
troubled with indigestion. She began us
declarod yesterday morning, throwing i to Moonville. Thia will lie the cause of
We will make it to your interest to
Mrs. Pracht is in charge as Housekeeper.
When she had Children, «be gave them Castoria ing Germetuer September 27th, and I never
loosing
several
votes
for
the
democracy
WESTERN OREGON—WEATHER.
I
deal with us.
from HO,000 to 30,090 men out of employ- 1
febi’te •
saw
such
rapid
improvement
liefore.
She
The week opened cool anil rainy and
rnent. At the same time a number of j of this precinct.
insists that it has entirely cured her of in-
pro-
Commercial
travelers
will
bear
in
mind
that
the
1
closed
with
continuous
sunshine
and
un-
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_____ _____
digestlHB and her general health is much
strikes were ordered in sympathy with
Jake _________
Bowman has
had _ another
attack ! I usually warm weather. On Friday tbe 20th
Stock Farm For Sai&
iniprored.’’
the stone-cutters. It is estimated that |< of Missouri fever. He happened to pick ! the maximum temperature ranged from 85
prietor was “one of ’em” fur 15 years and knows how to
*
-i__ - -t, : ,i.
, ■ ■
■member
I have entirely recov-
Net;
‘ 17th—“ “
fully 50,000 men employed in quarrying up a paper and noticed an account of a to 95 degrees, except, of course, along tbe
ered m$
nV, ’health.
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I left HotSprings,
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HE BELL ESTATE, cmitamilig 166
take
care
of
“
the
boys.
”
and stooe-huilding work are now out. severe cyclone and the fever abated in immediate coast.
It is only of recent years that efforts Ark.. I weighed 160 pounds; I now weigh
acres of land in tbe heHrt of a good
The total rainfall on Sunday, Monday have been made to hybridize for distinct 219.”
No calculations can be made as to when fbout five minutes. Stay where you are
cattie range. About 6 miles from Henley.
and
Tuesday
ranged
from
.30
to
’
.60
of
ah
tbe difficulties will end.
Address for terms, Ac..
safe from such storms Jake.
December 1st—“I weigh 236 pounds—a
Cal., on the Klamath river.>
classes of roees. Meehan tells in his
inch.
of 76 pounds in 64 days, and am in
Lskevlew Examiner:
The many
Also about 56 bead of cattle.
As we passed through Snyderville the
Tbe winds for the last three days have monthly that Mme. George Bruant gain
perfect health—all owing to King’s Royal
For further particulars inquire of
frionds-of Judge Prim are pleased to see other day, we stopped at M. S. Welch’s been northerly and very dry.
which is a hybrid of Kamtchatka rose Germetuer.”
THUS. JONES.Henley,'Cal,,
him In attendance on circuit court, and to take a look at the furnace he has just
Crops: The hot weather on the 20th and the tea rose known as Sombreuil, is
or W. T. LAIRD, Ager, Cai..
“I had been a great sufferer for ten years
to know that after the election he will completed. It is a dandy. Mr. Welch is scalded wheat on wet lands and baked the
from
rheumatism,
liver,
kidney
and
bowel
may28
Administrators.
noy 19
-A-SHLA-TSTID. OREGON.
administer justice for the people of Lake toing to get a bellows, as there seems to soil on low ground: other than this the now well known and appreciated for its troubles, and have been suffering recently
E. J. FARLOW, Agent. Asbland, Or.
county. Tbe judge is an esteemahle citi­ w some difficulty in getting a good weather was just what was needed. Farm­ many useful qualities. Recently, in the with general debility and nervous prostra­
zen, who baa held many important trusts, draft, but he thinks with one of Carter’s ers have been unable to finish spring work, Old World the Austrian brier, which has tion. During this ten years 1 have been
was delayed fully one month; vege­
treated by the most eminent physicians in
tin always been regarded as an honest, boot-leg bellows it will heat a boiler ft which
tation is growing rapidly and proniisinc brilliant golden flowers, has been made
upright and incorruptible official. Lake water every 12 hours, at least. We for­ well. The beneficial effect of the desirable to cross with the sweet brier, and it is Memphis and New York. 1 have spent
county should give him a rousing ma­ got to add that he built it tot Meat bis change in the weather is shown iu all vege­ said that the varieties raised between several seasons at Hot Springs without
benefit. Among the physicians consulted
jority.
tation, except that on low lands.
water to scald bogs this iall.’Y
thia cross are singularly beautiful. The is one of President Garfield’s attendants.
The effects of the April frosts are now be­ sweet brier thrives remarkably well in [Name given at our office.—R. G. Co.]
Do you want a tine black tea? Ask
N orth S tar .
ing shown by the young fruit tailing from
Crocker Grocery Company for it.
Yours truly,
G. P. M. T urner .”
May 22 d, 1892.
the tree«. In some localities there has been the Atlantic state», in fact, in most of
&IRE DAILY -AZELDLIVIZSTC3-
General Turner was for several years At­
The Linsday brothers and Wm. Math­
practically
no
damage
to
the
fruit,
while
in
the
northern
states
east
and
west,
and
it
Beautiful Women.
torney-General for Tennessee. Although
ews have returned from their Klamath
others
there
has
been
a
general
.oss
and
The magical effects tff Wisdom’s Robert- there will be a short crop, especially is a matter of surprise that it is not more he testifies to a very remarkable increase ia
county fishing trip. The fish were not
az a beautifier and preserver of the com­
generally met with. There are few things weight, Germetuer is not a flesh producer,
running up We-taa creek as they ex­ in«
Shasta Line.
plexion have been attested by thousands of peaches; the latter conditions are princi­ more grateful than the odor of the sweet ft simply places the system in its normal
pected!. anil what few were were not leading ladies of society and the stage. It pally on the low lands.
condition
and
nature
adds
the
flesh.
We
Acreage of spring sown grain is below brier, especially from the leaves in the
gigable. They moved up to the rapids is the only article ever discovered which
have statements that show a decrease in
average.
early morning, while the beautiful rosy rtesh where the weight is due to disease. It
on Klamath river below Keno, and fished gives a natural and beautiful tint to the the Strawberries
Express Trains Leave Fortitind Daily.
are ripening in all sections.
complexion,
removing
tan,
snnbum,
freck
­
with minnow bait The trio caught,
flowers, which follow the budding leaves, has no equal as a stomachic and reliable
EASTERN OREGON—WEATHER.
les,
and
all
roL
6U
..
v
«s
of
the
face
and
amis,
South
I
tonic.
It
is
just
tbe
thing
to
use
to
over
­
during the trip, 262 of tbe finest fish in
I North—
give it a great attraction, in addition to
the skin soft, smooth and velvety.
From the 1st of the month up to the 15th
come the evils left by la grippe. Cures dis­
tbe land, weighing from one to four leaving
7
:00p
ni
Lv Portland Ari 7 7 :35 a iu
this
the
large
red
fruit
which
follow
the
A
$
All remarks on its delightfully cooling and rains fell in the Columbia river valley while
eases
of
the
blood
and
nerves.
Sold
by
1:40
10:20 am Ar Ashland Lv | 4:
’“. p lu
pounds apiece. They salted down tbe refreshing qualities, a distinction not found rain and snow squalls occurred south of flowers and continue far into the winter, drnggists. »1 per bottle; six bottles for »5.
‘
10:50 a m tv Ashland
p ) ni
-----„----- Ari 4:10
first of the catch, and brought tbe others in any other similar article known.
the Blue mountains. Since the 15tb there prolong the season of beautv to many Be sure to get Germetuer, with red, white
8:15 a m Ar SanFrancisco
ianFranciscol.V I 7:00p > in
over packed in snow, making the dnve
has been warmer weather and more sun­ months.
and blue label. Write for information to
front Spencer creek to Ashland in one
Above trains stop only at following sta­
shine
Real Estate Trwnstors.
Royal Germetuer Co., manufacturers, 13
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
▲boat
aonual
conditions
now
exist.
In
b & T Co to Lora I Miller—lot 9 blk A,
day.
Rev. H. H. Fairall, D. D., editor of the “B,” Polk street. San Francisco.
A.
15,000 Lbs. Ke le Rendered Lard.
Smoked Sausage in S eks
Qualiy Guaraneed.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
C. K. KLUM,
F xclusively I first I class . )
HOTEL OREGON,
ASHLAND
MARKET.
Between San Francisco and Portland.
PELTON & NEIL, Prop's
Beef, Pork and Mutton
T
MAX PRACHT, Prop.
EAST AND SOUTH
And will be sold at our well known
.LOW PRICES« - -
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Hats, Caps, etc.
the latter part of the week there was a de­ Iowa Methodist, says editorially; “We
For sale by E. E. W inchester & Co.
Liiuberger and Cream Cheeses,all kinds— R R add to Ashland; »80.
rise in the temperature. On the 26th
best stock at Winter’s.
tested the merits of Ely’s Cream Balm rharniacy.-sAshlaad, Or. .
TheoG Btraubli to Elizabeth Walworth- cided
the maximum temperature ranged from 80 have
Among tbe many souvenirs that Mrs. 160 acres sec 29, tp 36 s, r 1 e, »332.
to 90 degrees, with dry east to north winds. and believe that, by a thorough course of
Roena Nichols will carry away from
O * T Co to A E Woods—lot 4 blk 53, From .14 to .38 of an inch of rain fell dur­ treatment, it will cure almost every case of
catarrh. Ministers, as a class are afflicted
Jackson eounty is a study from life of the Medford: »75.
ing tbe week.
head and throat troubles. We cannot
Crops: There has been a marked im- with
sole remaining Indian woman of the
Pearl E Winston to Jas Helms and Geo ,
recommend Ely’s Cream Balm too highly.’’
Rogue River tribe. Mrs. Nichols was W Stephenson; q c d 40-100 acres in Ash­ . provement in the growth and development
“I used Ely’s Cream Balm for dry ca­
of all vegetation, wheat especially is do-
fortunate enough to persuade her to pose 1 land; »8500.
tarrh. It proved a cure.”—B. F. M. Weeks,
B Brockway, executor, to Jas Helens and [ ing finely, in sections the heads arc three Denver
in all her savage finery, wearing tbe
t feet high. Spring grain is about sown and
wampum which was the purchase money ' Geo W Stephenson—q c d to 40-100 acres in corn planting is being finished. Some early
Ashland;
»5500.
The Diamond Grape.
ot herself when her father sold her to the
planted corn rotted in the ground.
Early or Late varieties of the
Jas Helms et al to L C Wilcox—lots 16, >
Indian husband, also the price of the
In Sherman county the com is from six
The
Diamond
grape, about which a
17,
18,19,
20
blk
D,
Talent;
»110.
best quality
to ten inches high. Every county reports
mother before her. Tbe money consists
H T Chitwood to C Farnham—n U of i very wet soil and unusually good prospects. great deal is being said and written, is
mostly of shells and peculiar-shaped
Tbe present weather conditions are wel- the product of a cross between the old
Epeetone ornaments neatly strung on w % of s e % sec 16, tp 39 s, r 1 e; »200.
Concord and the Iona, combining ac­
A C Holmes to H T Chitwood—n % of s , corned by all.
ickskin strings. All in weight will
Sheep shearing has been greatly delayed, cording to its advocates, vigor and hardi­
w
*4
of
s
e
Q
sec
16,
tp
39
s,
20
acres;
»66.
amount to nearly fifty pounds.
is now in full progress: the weather re­ ness of vine with high quality of fruit.
D L Rice to Wm Hevener—5 acres sec 16, but
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
Cranberries, Blackthorn Gages, best of
Can supplv any order up to
tarded shearing and some contracts for
tp
39
s,
r
1
e;
»675.
It is among the earliest of the grapes
canned goods, found only at Winter's.
mutton could not be filled.
Satisfaction
20,000
lbs.
~
‘
J
H
Martin
to
Jos
Weinzinger
—
lots
5,
6
at Prices that Defy Competition.
Rivers; The Columbia river and its trib and ripens from two to four weeks ahead
The veterans of tbe Rogue river war blk D, Talent; »100.
utaries are slowly and steadily rising, at of Concord.
Guaranteed, Call on or
have been trying for the past twenty
Hugh Briner to J H Martin—lots 5 and the rate of one toot a day at The Dalles.
years or more to secure from the govern - 6 blk D, Talent; »100.
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago) Red
Reports indicate a large amount of snow in
address
Floral Notes.
ment the pay to which they are entitled
the mountains, and the people along the
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
A
P
Talent
to
Hugh
Briner
—
lots
5
and
6
Marshall
P.
Wilder
is
a
rose
of
vigor
­
for service during the war against tbe blk I), Talent; »160.
THOMAS McAND EWS,
upper river expect high water.
ous growth; the flowers are full, well
Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
Indians, but their efforts have met with
B. 8. P aouk ,
D P Mathews to H L Ish—157.15 acres
Medford, Or.
Observer, U. 8. Weather Bureau. formed, fragrant and cherry carmine
no success, euaccount of the impossibility sec 20, tp 35 s, r 1 w, »1800.
for them to make proof ns to the service
hue.
IT 8 to John L Grubb—40 acres sec 25, tp
Remarkable Rescue.
they performed. Tbe men were ordered 38 s, r 2 e.
The horticultural department of the
Mrs. Michael
___ _ Curtain.
.
________
out by the governor of tbe territory,
Plainfield, , MB
111., World’s fair proposes to plant a rose
Same to Frank B Hamlin—160 acres .secs makes
the statement that she caught cold,
furnished their own arm« and equip­ 13 and 14 tp 33 s, r 3 e.
which settled on her lungs; she was treated garden of 50,000 plants, embracing near­
ments, and after thev had put down the
Same to Lewis Rogers—160 acres sec 22, for a month by her family physician, but ly all known varieties.
Indians they were not properly mustered tp 32 s, r 3 e.
grew worse. He told her she was a hope ­
Cattelya citrina is a fragrant orchid,
out, and they now have nothing to «how
Same to Luther G Porter—160 acres sec less victim or consumption and that no
that they served, and congress has noth­ 15, tp 32 s, r 3 e.
medicine could cure her.
Her druggist having the curious habit of growing its
ing on which to base an appropriation.
J
8ame to Sylvester Lundy—159 acres sec 5, suggested Dr. King’s New Discovery for head downward. It is of a lemon hue,
The Eugene Register says the veterans tp 32 s, r 3 e.
Consumption ; she bought a bottle and to the margin of the lip wavy and white.
The Standard- Bred
will now endeavor to make proof of their
Same to Robt G Roberts—159.56 acres sec her delight found herself benefited from
Ellwanger and Barry call special atten­
first dose. She continued its use and after
service, and if they can do this they will 6, tp 32 s, r 3 e.
taking
ten
bottles,
found
herself
sound
and
tion
to the importance of planting budded
stand a good show to get their pay.
Same to Luther O R Ward—157.84 acres well, now does her own housework and is
roses sufficiently deep so that the junc­
This is tbe only way to get at the matter, sec 6, tp 32 s, r 3 e.
as well as she ever was.—Free trial liottles
To Make the Season of 1892.
J
and the men see that failure to get their
Same to Henry Hornby—159.25 acres
of this Great Discovery at E. E. Winches­ tion of the bud with the stock is from
pay is due entirely to the incompetency 6, tp 32 s, r 3 e.
ter A Co. Drug Store,large bottle 50c and »1. two to three inches below the surface of
LLEGRETTO is a bright bay stallion,
of their officers.
the earth.
Same to Ervin McCall—160 acres sec U,
black points, solid color, foaled in 1885
An Heiress to a Half Million Dollars.
Mikado! Ab. that is the tea and is sold tp 32.
The syringa is a valuable shrub, and
by J. B. Haggin’s Rancho Del Paso, Sacra­
by the Crocker Grocery Company.
Same to Wm Herington—80 acres sec 22
Mrs. Jessie Carr-Seale, daughter of where the late flowering sorts are planted mento
county, Cal., weighs 1240 lbs. in
Jesse I). Carr, the wealthy cattle man, the season is considerably extended.
Alaborer named John Johnson, who tp 32 s, r 3 e.
trotting condition and can be made to
Same
to
Aaron
Beck
—
160
acres
sec
31,
tp
who
has
large
estates
in
land
and
cattle
weigh nearly 1400 lbs.
had contracted to tear down the old 31 s, r 3 e.
Fancy gourds trained to trellis or pole
at Salinas valley, Monterey county
He is very stylish, exceedingly well built
wooden building on Morton street, near
are
being
introduced,
with
decorative
Same
to
Milton
A
and
a natural trotter,— has nad but one
Smith
—
100
acres
sec
and also in Modoc county, along the Ore­
Kearney, San Francisco, and when the 10, tp 40 8, r 2 e.
season’s work, proving to l»e very fast, and
gon boundary, has fallen heir to a half effect, in many gardens.
contractor took tbe contract to clear the
of great bottom. Trotted the fourth heat
Same to Nathaniel Conklin—160 acres sec interest in half a million, by the death of
«ot so as to make room for a brick ad­
The Dawson rose, it is claimed, is a of his maiden race in 2:36 1-5 and on next
8,
tp
40
s.
r
2
e.
Major
Camp,
of
Minneapolis,
to
whom
dition to a clothing store adjoining, the
in last heat of a six heat race, made
O X T Co to Geo _ H _________
__ she was engaged to be married. Carr’s valuable addition to the list of hardy dav
Andrews ____
—all the
frame structures were sold to a restaurant transferable
the last half mile in 1:15; also tiotted the
property of grantors in the daughter is a widow, said to be worth roses.
19th beat inside of eight days in 2:35 and
man named Wilson. In the back yard towns of Grants Pass, Gold Hill, Medford
Crackers, oysters, fish. We replenish last quarter in 37 s., a 2:28 gait.
over halt a million, and Camp is a wid­
among the rubbish was a giant-powder and Ashland; »1.
every
few
days.
O.
Winter.
This fine animal breeds strongly after
ower worth about the same amount, but
can which nearly every one had con­
H T Severance to Thos Starns—6 acres tbe latter has a daughter, who claims to
himself, making him a model horse to
sidered empty, or filled with worth­ secs 2 and 3. tp 36 s, r 1 w; »1000.
Fruit Items.
breed
to either for trotting or all-round
be sole heir, and Mrs. Carr-Seale is now
less stuff, as it had been knocked around
David Loring to Geo H Andrews—160
The Kansas Blackcap raspberry is a horses.
in
Minneapolis,
per
request
by
telegram
there for years, but Johnson is an old I acres in Jackson county.
For pedigree and further particulars
new variety from the state for which it
miner, and looked with more reverence
write to
GEO. W. McDONALD,
O * T Co to G 8 Butler—lot 25 blk H. R from Camp just before his death. Mrs. is named.
Carr-Seale stopped in Yreka on her way
febll
Yreka, Cal.
npon the contents of the despised can. R add to Ashland; »60.
POTATOES !
POTATOES !
Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany,
Tangent, Sbedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc­
tion City, Irving, Eugene.
LEAVE
A SUIVE
Portland .. 8:30ani I Roseburg . 5:50 p m
Roseburg . 7:00 a m I Portland ... 4:00 p m
Albany Local, Daily,(Except Sunday.)
arrive :
LEAVE
Portland 5:00 pm Albany
9:00pm
Albany.......6:30 am Portland . 10:30 a m
Either to Eat or for Seed.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Second-Class
Sleeping Cars
For accommodation of Passengers holding
second-class tickets, attached to
Express Trains.
J. M. McCALL.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
Trotting Stallion,
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
A
Roseburg _>tpil Daily-
•
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Between Portland and Corvallis.
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCZPT SUNDAY.)
arrives :
leaves :
Portland.. 7:30am | Corvallis. 12:10p m
Corvallis. 12:55pm I Portland.. 5:30 pm
_ At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.)
arrive :
leave :
Portland 4:40 p ni , M’Minnvilie 7:25pm
M’Minnvilie.5:45am | Portland .8:26 a m
TH BOU SI TICKETS to all peints
EA8T Alt seiTH.
For tickets and full information regarding
rates, maps, etc., call on company s agent
at Ashland.
R. KOEHLER,
E. F. BOGERS,
Manager.
As«t. G. F. A Pass. Agt
H. C. MYER
Ladies, Pay Attention
Ashland, Oregon.
W
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS,
AMMUNITION, CUTLERY.
HY WILL YOU SUFFER, when
you could get relief bv using the fa­
mous, well known remedy Orange Blos­
som, a sure specific for all the troubles anti
sufferings peculiar to the sex, when it has
cured thousands who stand ready to give
testimony of its great virtues and curative
qualities. Ladies, remember its the old,
tried and true, your friend in trouble and
time of need. Give no credence to these
new and worthless compounds that are
flooding the markets For sale by
MBS. M. ROBERTS.
Helman street, near the Youle & Gilroy
planing mill.
east, to visit her brother and his family
The Lucretia dewberry is generally
Marriage licenses issued: To I^wis A. residing here, her brother being absent considered one of the most promising of
Askew and Nannie L. C. Glass, May 11th. at his father’s ranch in Modoc at the {his class of berries.
T»
VOTTNG
SURVEYOR
May 11th to J. H. Gee and Grace Hargrave. ¡time. While here she came very near
The Pittsburgh Lamp
. j-F. i Vuxi V», an(j government Land Locator.
Wilson’s white dewberry is from
May 16th to W. G. McKnight and Mary J being robbed, as a couple of thieves hav­
Swacker. ______
is one of those inven­
’
f
exas,
and
it
is
claimed
for
it
that
it
is
ing discovered that she’ had considerable
I
tions thaf seems to be
jewelry in the way of diamonds, tried to hardy, productive and of good quality.
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.
AVING gained a complete knowledge of the la/ of the land in this country by ac­
Mr. Ward, one of New Jersey’s pro­
The best salve in the world for Cuts, get into thé residence on Oregon street,
tual experience, I aiu thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
finished. It seems to
TIME SCHEDULE
est of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
3-7
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt phfeum. Fever but were seated away by some of the gressive fruit growers, on being asked
Sores, Tetter, Chappfed Hands, Chilblains family getting out to inform the neigh­ what pears he would plant now for
reach the end as to
New prize baking powder, »25.00 prize, Corns, and all Skin 'Eruptions, and bors.—Yreka Journal.
Between Medford and Jack
goodness of light
75 cents at Winter’s.
profit based on his experience, named
positively cores Piles oj' no ngy required. i
sonville.
Giffard,
Sterling,
Bartlett,
Seckel,
Clari-
A young woman known as Jv? plement It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
in, every way,
Merit Wins.
iqonev refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
geau, Sheldon and Keiffer.
bur whose real name is Mrs. John Gra­ or
From
Medford
We
desire
to
say
to
our
citizens,
that
for
From
Jacksonville
And ease of
tian»,' to whom she was married at I-ike- For sale by E. E. Winchester A Co.
to Jacksonville.
years we have been selling Dr. King s New
to Medford.
Worden’s Seckel pear is considered a
management.
yiew in 1885 but left at Paisley about five The Robbers' Identity Established. Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King’s very promising fruit by excellent au­
1-eave Medford
Leave Jacksonville
years ago. She was formerly Miss Rosa
San Francisco, May 20.—Wells, Fargo New Life Pills. Bncklen’s Arnica Salve and thorities.
The only care
10:00
a.
m.
-CITY-
8:30 a. m.
Hamilton and her father lives near Sil­ X Co’« detectives have established the Electric Bitters, and have never handled
2:00 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
it requires is
The Boardman is a new apple, named
ver Lake, Or. Fer tbe past few years identity of the murderous stage robbers remedies that sell as well, oj that have
7:30 p. m.
5:40 p ni.
such universal satisfaction. We do in honor of the secretary of the Maine
$he has been living with Frank Hassler, who held up the Redding stage and killed given
j.filling and wip­
Leave Davisville
eave Whetrock
not hesitate tq guarantee them every time,
a yoqng man raised at Chico, Cal..where Messenger Montgomery. The wounded and we stand ready to refund the purchase Bornological society.
10:10 a in.
8:40 a. m.
ing.
be had been employed at Sficol X Co's robber who was captured has confessed i , price. If satisfactory results do not follow
2:12 p. m.
1:12 p. m.
The Lawrence pear is said to be one
7:30 p m.
Hardware store for a tong time. Recently that be is Charles, gon of L- B. Ruggles, their use. These remedies have won their
5:48 p. m.
M
ain S treet , O pp . B owditch ’ s O ffice .
Dirt falls out vzhen the chimney
Leave Harbaugh’s
he went to Stockton as he had grown a wealthy farmer living at Traver. Tulare «J**1 .E?plVa,ity P“relv r„ on their merits. of the best for preservation for winter Leave Harbaugh’s
along the Atlantic portion of our conti­
10:17 a m"
is taken off, not into a pocket as
8:43 a. m.
" inche«ter • C°- Druggists.
tired of the woman, she followed him county. The other robber is John D.1
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
2:30 p. m.“.
1:17 p. m.
nent. A very close competitor, however,
and they resumed their former relations, Buggies, an elder brother of Charles.
in other central-draught lamps.
7:41 p. mJ’
5:51
p
ni.
CB,
Freight moved about town at rates
Across
the
Deadline.
is
the
Baerre
d
’
Angon.
bast Friday morning after a quarrel in The latter was sentenced in 1878 to seven
l^ave Whetrock
I^eave Davisville
Putting in a new wick is a very
(Ogars tq money matters, she suddenly years at San Quentin for robbing a man
A Massachusetts young lady wanted to
10:20 a m.
LO . ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
8:50 a. m.
Fine line tailor made pants in all the lat-1
turned from the piano where —
she
had 1 and woman in San 4 Joaquin
2:25
p.
m.
— —
oaotan» X.WE448*/
county, f but
L/V»V die either an a liner or by getting “fat”
easy
matter indeed.
1:27 p. m,
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any­
7:45 p.m.
,o to make a shot that subsequent suiciders est patterns just received at O. H. Blount’s.
been placing, drew * Smith <k Weseon
pardoned in 1880. In the Redding
5:55p.
All this seems strange to one
Arrive Jacksonville
Another large assortment of those Fresh“’ Arrive at Medford
Mid flred two »hots, both taking effect in robbery hp got away with gold valued at had not yet attempted a plumpfrom taws
where 11 town at lowest prices.
10:30 a, m.
9:00 a. m.
as it were, so she swallowed three-dozen Portland crackers in this week. D. L.
hia M-.d near the temple. Hasaler fell $337';
who
knows how troublesome other
2:40p. m.
1:40 p ni.
marbles and was promptly “knuckled” Minkler & Son.
dead? The woman anrrendered herself
Accidents,
7:5ap. m.
6:00
p.
ni.
Furnished
rooms
to
rent
at
the
B.
F.
good
J’ lUpsarx
out. She left a note saying that if any
the Queers and appears very uncon-
how to deal with them, and other val­ one else had tried this game and got “kil­ Myer place on Main street. For further
veraed about the matter. Hassler was and
W.
HONEYMAN,
President
It is ÿt ah th good lamp-stores.
uable medical information, will be found in
particulars inquire of Mrs. M. L. Stanley.
well connected.
His mother and one Dr.
vr. Kauffmann's
MUIlu,m,u . great Medical Work; ele led” she would
,
, cry“vent
, - dubs,
—--- but that
-----
We have a soap that will please you. It
Seed
for a oriaxr.
Subscribe
for
the
V
alley
R
ecord
.
brother live at Independence, Oregon, gmq
colored plates, Send three 2-cent any one.elee who wished to>take the next smells sweet, don’t chap the hands, a fine
u> wivx.d
where bis body will be shipped for inter- stamps -----------------
to p*v postage to A. P. Ordway X , shot might have the priviledge. She washer, and will save you money. O.
Mikado is the tea. Ask the Crocker Gro-
»¡B.bur»h, P*.
IhiTiBLRcii B rass Co.
meat.
Co,, Boston, Mass.
turned to clay from which «he came.
Winter.
I i eery Company lor it.
After making an investigation, be asked
Wilson to give him »25 for the can and
its contents, saying the metal might be
worth something. The offer was prompt­
ly refused, as Johnson bad expected.
So Johnson carried the material over to
the mint and received »6000 for the gold
dust. That was what the can was filled
with.
Rogne River Valley N
Railway Company.
H
MAYER H icks &W c R ride >
MERCHANT TAILOR
Liberal Share of Pat
rouage solicited.
PASSENGER& FREIGHT
!
Valley Record and Mammoth Cy­
clopodia in 4 vols., $3.00.