Valley record., July 28, 1892, Image 3

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BREVITY BASKET
In Probate.
A year or so ago Frank and Elza Coon,
In matter of the estate of Victor Mitchell:
two young men, were arrested and jailed Mr«. Mary Mitchel appointed administra­ Go to Markle for first-class blacksmith­
in Ashland for passing counterfeit money trix. with b-nd fixed at $4W. Peter E'mer. ing.
ASHLAND, Ot., T hvraday , July 28, 18B2 which they had manufactured near W. J. Plymaie and John Beavenue ap­
Detroit Free Pre«« 5-c cigar at D. L.
Minkler <t Sons.
Grants Paas They confessed and were pointed appret-ere.
Estate of 1-evi H. Blakeman ■ Inventory
bound over, but before being taken to
J. W. Hockersmith will ship 250 head of
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Portland, broke out of the little jail and and appraisement. Propertv apprai.-ed at hogs from Central Point next week.
I
>4,550.
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were never beard of again.
The
J. W. Courtney took his family to Rum­
Estate of S. B. Galey: Inventory and
Lyle K mw returned to-day
following from the Albany Democrat
mel Bros, mine on Klamath river yester­
appraisement.
Total
amount
of
appraise
­
:o:
Geo. Gillette is working at Jackscavill«. shows that their sins have found them ment $22.773,50.
day.
M. B RacKen returned Monday to Port out after all
Estate of Henry J. Holmes: Inventory
J.
F.
Turner,
the
railroad
trainman,
has
Last December Frank Coon was in­ and appraisement. Propertv appraised at been laid up a week with an ankle out of
.J. H. MARTIN having purchased the
land.
dicted at The Dalles for uttering counter­ I $4.007.40.
joint.
Will Pracbt danced at Jacksonville last feit coin . Coon’s whereabouts were not
Wilson <fc Walsworth stock of
Estate and ipiardianship of G. S. Farra;
evening
The John Francis Wilson Opera troupe
known for several months until recently I Order approving settlement of guardian
i
of some fifty people, were on the Saturday
M«s May Tiffany visited Centra! Point when it was learned that he was working with Ward
north-bound train.
yesterday.
on the Oregonian railroad in this county.
Charles E. White, guardian, and his
There were 52 people at Tolman’s for
tK>n<t»nien discharged from further liabili
Fred Floed ba-returned from the Chicago A warrant was sent to Sheriff Jackson, i ties.
dinner Sunday, besides the cottagers
when the sheriff and Deputy D. 8. Smith
i
convention.
Has moved them into his store and is closing them
campers and picnicers.
went to Iaiwson, where they found and
Hotel
Pokegama.
I. W Bur™'
»• ’*’1UnK *n arrested Coon, among nearly two hun- I
out at Figures that Astonish you for Cheapness.
Jos. W. Hockersmith shipped 178 head
When you go to the big milling town on
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dred other men. Deputy Sheriff Firmin, the Klamath river.stop at Hotel l’okegama. of hogs to the Sound country last week,
J p u ” Pierce and G. B. Addington are of The Dalles, arrived in Albany last located opposite the railroad track on the and is purchasing more.
at 1 okeguma.
night and took Coon to The Dalles today. lutnk.s of the river and conducted by Mrs.
Wanted—To rent a good kodak for i
E. K. Brightman. than whom there is no about a month. Care of instrument guar-
W. A. Munley and K. C. Gitlner went to
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Castle Crag to-day.
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Building Item.
better landlady on the coast. Just the place anteed. Address “Outing,” care of R kc -
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, „,.1 The old time litigation of the United for summer tourist«: tine bathing, boating oku office.
i
fishing
and hunting Beautiful trees shade
PoinUri^dsa riri^ “e"'*en panne Eag | states v«. the Military Road company,
Mr. R. M. Labaree, a student from
Removed to New Quarters Big Bargains in Buys' Clothing—
hotel; a fine cool breeze blows up the Princeton
Seminary,
is
expect
-ted
to
preach
the Oregon Land company et. al., was the
in the Presbyterian' church i next Sunday
Fred and Osrtie Engie are visiting Doug- decided yesterday in favor of the de­ river, birst-class accommodations.
MRS. c.
E. B. CHRISTIAN’S
We have a large line, all reduced,
morning.
ls.« county relatives.
fendants by the United States Circuit
At Tyler'« Soda Springs.
B. J. F. mm on«, of Bisson, was at Medford Court of Appeals. It was held that the
H. D. Parker, manager of the Depot
Enclosed please find list giving names of
i Men’s suits way down to close—
Tuesday on business.
certificates of the construction of the persons camped at this watering place at hotel, wants to cash the big fat hens of
BRING Y01R
A. T. Kyle was at Grants Pass the first of i military roads «itmed bv the governor of the present time: Mr. anil Mrs. Nunan. this section at the highest market price.
Fine Gray suits for summer, $5.00 to $15.00.
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Oregon
were conformable
to the statute Miss J. Nunan, Fannie Nunan. Eddie See his advertisement.
the week on busine»«.
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Nunan,
Ella
Nunan.
Chas.
Nunan.
Wm.
which
granted
certain
lands
to
the
com
­
Father Dominic, of Mt. Angel college, i
The Klamath river claims are all pay­
Special Bargains in men's fine Cutaway suits—
pany for euch road construction, and and Emma Jndge. F. H. Stinson, S. 8. ing hamlsomely. and a great amount of
was in the city Friday.
Cooper,
A.
Thompson,
Land
Thompson,
the subsequent purchasers, who bought Eugene Thompson. Sorailla Thompson, G. dust is coming here every week for ship­
Reduced to $15.00 per suit.
J. De Witt Butts left for Ban Francisco in good faith, were to be protected in 8. Moore, Mrs. V. A. Little, Cora Little, ment below.—Journal.
Sunday on ins way east.
their claims. The suit was brought to Bennett Little. G. M. Grainger, I. E. Vin­
Men’s fine Prince Albert coats and vests—
The Congregational Sunday school insti­
Mrs. T. D. Williams is visiting her folks annul the land grant. The lower court ing. L. D. Minkler. W. M. Plvmale. W. I. tute in the Roper grove this’ week was a
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in the Sacramento canyon.
had decided in favor of the defendants Williams. James Linn. Win. Booth. F. Ply- fileasant affair. Rev. C. H. Curtis returned
Regular price $25.00. reduced to SI 5.00.
Is now located on Main street,
J. E. Ross, W. H. Bradshaw, Wm. ast evening to Portland.
J. B. Solln«*r, the Sisson merchant tailor, and its judgment was affirmed. The i male,
opposite Granite
real defendants were ex-Mayor Pond Daily, wife and child, George and 1-ee Brad­
was in the valley last week.
Men’s summer coats and vests, $2 to $3.50.
shaw, Henry Christian. E. Thompson, > All the churches of Ashland will unite in
and a number of associates.
Win. Eaton. Monroe McKenzie, Wm. , a service at the Congregational church next
HERE CAN BE FOUND Everything
Mtsse« I^na Bisliec and Emily Kaiser
Men’s summer coats, neat ones, $1 each.
in the Millinery Line at the Lowest
returned home to Yreka Tuesday.
The above is from the S. F. Chronicle Christian. Henry Klippie, Thos. Baily and Sunday evening. The subject of the sermon
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two children, Mr. Vellett und wife. J. Nate, ’ will lie "The Ideal Church.”
Prices.
and
the
Klamath
Falls
Express
says
Cbariey Coolidge was on Tuesday's train
Keegan, P. W. Oewell. Mary (Jewel!, j
these men told O. C. Applegate last June Owen
£^*Neat Fit and satisfaction guaran­ Men’ summer neckwear from lOcts up.
for CheU-o. Oregon, via Ban Francisco.
MargaretteOewell, Edward Oewell, Francis ' The Postal Telegraph company have
teed.
U h t . hh a .. i .» .„.i i...
that in case thev won this suit they Oewell, J. Kearny, J. E. Engart ami wife, j rented the entire west room of the Thomp­
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WE
PAY
THE
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H^-an. are n«itinr in Jhe Wiltametta wo;,l<1 t.ak« an
in building a
Largest line of men’s and boys’ shoes
Dr. Adkins and wife. Dr. Pickell and wife. ' son-Butler block and are fitting it up and
Mcl-ean, are visiting in the Willamette
railroad through Klamath county. They J. 11. Whitman and wife, 8. 8. Pentz ami preparing to move therein this week.
valley.
in this locality. Prices way down.
own 185,000 acres in the county.
wile, Miss Ora Adkins, Mrs. Geo. Davis, ‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tozer have taken
Mrs. M. H. Abbey and sister, Miss Kist,
charge
of
the
restaurant
in
the
Gillette
J.
A
Whitman,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Barbe.
Anna
The tireat Northern on the 18inst.
are at Newport to »fiend the summer, on
Men’s working shoes, $1 to $2 per pair.
Raipli Beavenue. 8am, Jno, and Willie block, and are serving line meals and ice
let the contract for the construction of anil
the bay.
cream. Mrs. Tozer is a splendid cook.
DeRoboan.
!
their
road
from
Butte
City
via
Boise
City
Men’s low-top Russet shoes, .<1.50 per pair.
Some excitement was caused here a few
H. J. Richmond, editor of the Grants’ I
Mrs. Frank Kesterson died near Tolo
Pass Observer was in the city with the and southern Oregon to San Francisco. days since by an old mountaineer who re­ Friday night and was buried Sunday. Mr«.
ported having seen a ghost near the camp, Kesterson and her husband came from
band boys.
Men’s canvas shoes. 7 Sets per pair.
Gold Hill N'uggeta.
| but ui>on a thorough investigation it turned Montesano. Wash., some time ago for their
L. I^onard »ent a number of teams and
I
lie a very pretty young lady who had health.
Men's boots, all at cost.
Joe Hockersniitii was here Monday buy-' out to be
left the firrt of the week for his Sprague ing hogs.
| wandered .------
away from'camp in her bathing ■
river ranch.
MANAGER.
Mrs. B. Beach pleased the R ecord editor
Kiley Hatuuiersley is down from Phoe-
to a !on®b' sPot
take a bath.
Trunks and Valises, all at cost.
exceedingly Tuesday with a supply of fine,
(J a a NLARY.)
. mabv .)
ipnran Hamniersley.
H a m rr»a rulav
Y OUTS trill V.
(J
Misses Carrie Cronemiller and Jessie nit
nix wivilririfr
sinking a a wall
well fr»r
for ( George
large
luscious blackberries, such as the
Lengeli look the observation car tor Coles-
Big Drives in men’s odd pants.
Uncle Dan Fisher was doing the county
Beach place always grows. The berries
Phoenix Whitt lings.
Wholesale House Established.
tein Bunday.
eeat folks Monday.
soon
succombed.
A. G. Epps has treated his nouse to a
the world for purity of
Bamuel Evans, of Wall* Walia, ia kJMÍHt-
Mr. McKinney and Joe Slover are wing i ., We challenge
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I’. B. Theiss, treasurer and secretary of neat coat of paint.
_ kOO<U.
___ The Medford Distilling and Re­
ing hla brother, H. 8. Evana, in his paint* darning
* inline th$*
onnnwitf* the
thi» old
nld Hays
H jivm <t
the rivpr
river opposite
Frank Towne visited Medford Saturday.
Ing contracts.
Magruder diggings. They have found a fining Company has established a w hole the Medford Distilling and Refining Co.,
returned Tuesday from his tour in the
Billie Wilson is a rustler to find ont the
sale
bouse
at
Medford.
Our
goods
are
paying
prospect
and
some
fine
nuggets.
Mrs. John Iievlin and son rz:
_
_
r
cam« up
towns throughout northern California news.
Saturday to visit Kate Murphy who leaves
Hu
Fishing forsalmon trout is fine, A. J. Bar- made from the best of Corn and Rye and working up a tine business for their spirits.
Frank R »nban- lias returned from Port­
soon tor the east.
are
absolutely
pure.
We
solicit
your
low reporting some fine catches, which are
land
on
a
visit.
General James Shields, veteran of the
Miss Fantie Cowies ami E. E. Witte took a treat to the guests of the Barlow house valued orders. Address,
M edfobm D istilling and R efining Co., Mexican and Civil wars. Governor of Ore­ I Warren King has g.,ne to San Francisco
a ride in the olmervation car to Coleatein after Mrs. B nns them prepared.
territory in 1848, and ex senator of Illi­ to attend school.
Medford, Oregon. gon
and back Tuesday.
There are two mountain tires in this
nois and Minnesota, is said Pi be living in
The base-ball game at Grants Pass was
2
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The
one
north
of
Gold
Hill
came
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abject poverty on a small farm in Ohio. called a draw. The score stood 17 to 17.
Chas. F. Frizell. of the railroad office at,
Eaiile Poiut Item».
down
the
mountain
so
close
to
the
farms
He
is
82
years
old.
Granta Paas was here Baturdav and Bun
John Rohans has returned from Califor­
E ditor R ecord ; There lias nothing of
that a party went out Monday to fight it.
day visiting friends.
Max Pracht. of Ashland, Oregon, having nia with a sprained back, caused by lifting.
note transpired since my last, and still I
Men's anti boys' white shirts from 50cts up. Large line of
The
foundation
for
the
new
residence
and
concluded
his
testimony
lietore
the
senate
Frank ixioniis and wife, Will Loomis i
see before ntequiie a budget of “notes.”
Robert Deventiev made us a pleasant
committee
on
territories,
is
now
correcting
Dodge,
have arrived ______
heme E*®?*"*'
i end ‘ Mias
" Nellie
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men’s and boys' strain hats, all at cost.
Miss Effie Griffith, one of our accom­ the proof, and expects to start for home visit and returned to California, where he;
farm, are up. The residence is beneath th«
front the mountains.
has been engaged in the mines.
grove of elegant pines near the south bank plished young ladies, has gone to Sisson to upon the adjournment of Congress.—
try a high altitude for her health.
Ten Mills has gone to the mountains to ’
John R. Norris and Fred M. Drake left of Rogue river.
Washington Dispatch of the 22d inst.
spend a couple of weeks. Ten thinks he 1
Mr. Clayton, a gentlemen recently from i
Saturday tor Portland and the north on a
Mr.
Morelock,
ex-representative
in
the
Mrs. Rowena Nichols went to San Fran­ will be solid with the girls when he comes
tour as far *s Idaho.
Wash., who came here a short time ago to
legislature from Linn county, and C. N. see the country, was so much pleased with cisco Sunday to commence work on the back.
CALL TLZtTZD ZEZXZJkZMZIZISrZE OUZEL STOCK.
Mrs. Garrett, wife of the president of the Lambert have put a water wheel in Rogue our surroundings that be returned to Table Rock scenery for the World’s Fair
T om T inker
Baltimore <fc Ohio, was on Tuesday's south river to raise power for the old Ganiard Wash, and brought his eflects over wagon exhihit. Others have taken 200 shares in
train in a private car.
grist mill, which they have purchased,
Dead Sea Fruits.
road to this place, where he intends to pur­ the picture, and she has taken the balance.
They slay multitudes when they are the
Dan Richards has purchased the business chase property—we welcome him and his The picture is to lie finished by January 1st.
The lecture on “Robert Burns" by Mias
Howison at the opera house Monday even­ property near the depot from Wm. Ulrick estimable wife to our midst.
The S. P. R. Co. is now selling • product of neglect of incipient disease. A
ing was a literary treat.
and leased the adjoining place from Wm.
F. M. Burtrick and wife of Chicago,came tickets at half rates above Redding for ■‘slight ’ cold, a tit of indigestion.biliousness
or constipation each or any of these “minor
thus making' roomy; accommoda­ here one day last week to visit his step­
J. H. Dyer and Andrew Simpson have Jacoby,
tions for a real estate office he will open mother, Grandma Burtrick, who is stop­ round trip on passenger train No. 15, ailments’’ advance in many eases with
gone to work tor the 8pen< er Mining Co. therein
this week.
Mr. Richards is ping with her niece. Mrs. B. B. Hubbard. and many are taking advantage of the “league destroying strides.’’ ’ Give them a
eight miles from Cole’s.
thoroughly reliable and anv business en­ They spent the night at the Pioneer Hotel; privilege in visiting the various springs ■<wift,early defeat with Hostetter’s Stomach
W. E. Jacoiie, of the Ashland Roller trusted to his care can lie depended upon urgent business called him to San Fran­ and summer resorts in the Mount Shasta Bitters and avert the danger. Abernethy
administered an alarming rebuke to the
Mills, went south yesterday on a business as lieing in honest and upright hands.
cisco the next day, so his sojourn was section.
man who informed him that he had “only
trip aa far as Dunsmuir.
short. His relatives were taken by sur­
The
railroad
people
have
let
the
contract
a cold!” “Only a cold,” repeated the doc-
Roltert and Lu Kexatter. two enter­
Torn Miles returned south Tuesday prising young men will prospect a mine prise as he came unannounced.
to build an addition to Castle Crag Tavern ' tor. “What would ye have—the plague!”
On Saturday last, the 16th inst. Dillard just again its present size, to be connected Rheumatism and la grippe are easily ex­
after convicting the stage-robbing and
on Louse creek in Josephine county this Martin an aged settler of Sam’s Valley, I with a porch. The run on this new place
counterfeiting fraternity.
at the start. Why then allow
winter.
died at his grand daughter’s, Mrs. Smawley is phenomenal and shows what a mania tinguishable
them to get up a full head of steam? Put
Mrs. Crane of Medford, who has been visit­
at
the
old
Dave
Dunlap
place
on
Big
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_ _ with
__ _ the Bitters. The genial
the brakes
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Van Riper, ,1 Lucky Bart has completed a good Butte. He lived to a good old age, being! the people have for patronizing a place on
built by rich duffers like Huntington. et al. warmth which this medicine diffuses
returned home yesterday.
wagon road from the left-hand fork of near 80 when he died.
O. B. Allen and Art Coy of the R ecord through the system, the ini]>etus it gives to
mine on the divide
Geo. Kenyon, wife and two childsen . *>ardine creek
„ „ to his ...
It was announced that Mr.«. Rigus was to office,
went to the deer lick near Ashland the circulation of the blood, its soothing
issed through Tuesday from Yreka to between Sardine and Evanacreeks,
lecture on the subject of temperance and Saturday
evening and kept up the reputa­ and strengthening effect upon the nervous,
F lit ST CLASS.
eir Marion county fann.
organize
a
W.
C.
T.
U.
on
last
Tuesday
Messrs Steel, Sime, Jordon and Moffet night, but for some reason she did not ar­ tion of this office. They killed a handsome specially recommend it to the enfeebled
8. B. Whittle, Ray Satchwell and Fred all of Salem, have located with their rive until Wednesday, when she addressed buck that weighed 160 pounds—the largest and sick. Tis the great specific for malaria.
Hogg, who are out on a summer's jaunt, families in Geld Hill. They are pros­ a very fair audieuce anil organized a one killed there in several years. Mr.
were last heard from at Crater lake.
pecting in a mine near the old Gold Hill “union,” with Mrs. Charles Carnerv as Allen was so well pleased witli his luck
Oregon Weather anil Crops.
Father Watry visited A. L. Reuter's : mine.
president; Mrs. Starns. vice-president; that he is taking his sumpier vacation.
camp at Smith's springs Saturday and I
Miss Jennie Heckathorn, cor. secretary,
Have you tried the Detroit Free Press? For week ending Tuesday. July 26ta. 1892.]
Mr. Dusenbery, the head sawyer in and Mrs. A. Pool treasurer. Those who Its a 5-c'en ter.
WESTERN OREGON—WEATHER.
celebrated mass in Ashland Bunday.
Henry Kippel’s mine on Galls creek,
The
mean
has been from
Miss Mabel Goodyear has returned from while riding on the running-gears of a heard her lecture spoke in high terms of it
The W. R. Strong Company, the three to seven temperature
Stallions are commanding a premium
degrees below the normal
a visit of several months with her sister,
largest
fruit
and
nursery
firm
in
Cali
­
wagon
came
in
contact
with
a
stump
here
now.
A
short
time
ago
A.
Pool
temperature, which latter at this time of
Mrs. J. 8. Sweet, at rianta Rosa, Cal.
(
with such force as to break his right leg traded one for some real estate on the edge fornia, has decided to wind up its busi­ the year averages 70 degrees. More than
Mr. and Mrs. George Buffington have Li
mdnw
“
¡¿"„'''i.YJZ
”
of
"big
sttekie;
”
and
J.
Daley
has
traded
ness.
The
assets
are
ample
to
meet
all
the usual amount of cloudy weather ha-
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Best for least money for CASH,
moved to Dunsmuir from Ashland. Mr. B. limb and the patient
'
one of his for the two bouses occupied by demands. The company has branches prevailed. There were showers on the21th,
is
doing
well.
having purchased a barbershop there.
Address for special prices,
Dr.Terry as a drug store, and the one oc­ in Ix>s Angeles, Riverside, Fresno and 22d and 23d along the coast and tn the
Morton Lindlev of Sacramento, who cupied as a confectionery and lunch house agencies in all the principal Eastern Willamette valley; amounting to from a
E. E. Deming, J. E. Smith and wife, E.
Smiths
’ Cash Store,
to one-half an inch.
410-ilH Front St.. S. 1 .
E. Smith and family and others have re­ with his mining expert, Henry Dunn, by John Watkins. Consideration $500.
cities, some sixty in numlier, liesides trace
Crops.
—
The
cool,
partly
cloudy
weather
turned from their Klamath county outing. has been examining some mining proper­
G. F. McKee of /
*
‘ has traded • large nursery interests in Florida—Yreka
Applegate,
and showers have been oi1 great "benefit to
L. A. Neil and family have moved to ties in this locality, has gone to San for what is known 1 as the Jim Dunlap i Telegram.
late grain, causing it to have more growth
property
on
Big
Butte.
Consideration
$65.
ANTED, a bright boy or girl in every
Grizxley prairie tor the summer. Geo. R. Francisco to try and influence capital­
Sliced sugar-cured ham, chipped beef, | the heads to fill better and to make the
«
town to send us a postal card asking
Neil went out yesterday to go on a hunt with ists to invest in some propositions that I understand that all the Dunlaps except
berry more plump. Harvesting of fall­
Dave
are
going
to
immigrate
to
some
other
cheese,
and
canned
meats
in
endless
varie
­
for particulars of how. by a little pleasant
l<eander.
he has prospected on Sardine creek.
sown
wheat
and
oats
is
in
full
progress
and
conn try.
ty at Winter’s.
reports indicate that better yields are ob­ work, they can earn a bicycle, a watch or
Misses Allie Farlow and Ada Miller went
A. B. Seal, the genial traveling man,
James M. Lewis last Saturday killed a
Frank Howard returned Sunday from tained than were expected. Threshing will choice Eb’rary. without its costing them
over to Mrs. Brightman's Hotel Pokegama showed up in Gold Hill in great shape
Box 46, Boston, Mass.
very
large
rattle-snake,
measuring
over
on the Klamath river Monday for a brief yesterday. He is somewhat shaky about three feet in length and nearly three inches Portland, where he appeared as a witness begin inside of ten days and accurate re­ another cent.
against the Jones-Virgil Howard stage I 1 ports as to yields will then be available.
vacation.
Harrison’s election; in fact be is going in diameter and having nine rattles and robbery and counterfeiting combination. | Spring grain will hardly make more than
Mrs. Cole was at Montague last week, to bank on Cleveland.
a button. The reptile was lying in the Both were convicted. The jury recom­ three-fourths of a crop, and in a few lo­
Heal Estate Tmusfbrs.
where her brother. Jos. Welshons, the
road near tne old J. J. Fryer barn, He mended George Jones to the mercy of the calities will not make that much.
Max
P.
Jacoby
lias
quit
trading
and
Ben Haymond to Nial Stratton, 157
miller, died recently, leaving a wife and
thinks one of his horses stepped on it as court and he got the lowest sentence. live
The
cool,
murky
weather
has
caused
the
acres, Ashland................................ $ 450 00
traficing, and is now a horny banded, he was going along the road.
three children.
years. Virgil Howard for robbing the i bop lice to develope more rapidly and
Hargadine to Allie May
Dasey Stanfield has been very sick with mails got five years and eight years for : greater fears than have heretofore existed George
J. B. Foster, who has l>een in Washing- j sun-burnt son of toil. He along with
Hargadine, all that part of lot 1.
i now exist relative to the probable security
___ counterfeiting money.
ton and eastern Oregon in the interest of n Enoch Roten are working a pocket mine pneumonia, but we are glad to state that
in Hargadine tract, west of said
a good crop.
she is improving at the present writing.
sewing machine company, visit«! bis j in the Blockwell district.
100 00
lot 1, conveyed to A. T. Kyle
Campers edible outfits ; none can better of The
weather
is
favorable
to
the
second
family this week.
Gus
Newberry
and
School
Superin
Robert Westrop to J. B. and M. 8.
sait you than O. Winter.
The File’s boys on Galls creek, have
growth of clover and a fair crop will be se­
teudent
Price,
stopped
at
the
Eagle
I
’
oint
I
Welch,
lots
12
and
13,
blk.
13,
Robert Gilham relumed to Lewis's Grave struck a ledge at the head of Galls creek
Attached to last evening’s passenger was a cured.
500 00
Central Point............
.........
creek mines Friilav. M. L. McCall is down , that assays $45 to the ton in free gold. Hotel last Friday night. Supt. Price had private ear of the Kansas City, Fort Smith
The cool weather keeps the corn from ; Thos. A. Cone to John R. Cook, NE
been
yisiting
some
of
the
.schools
in
the
in that section doing some surverying ot 1 The ledge ia over five feet in width and
&
Southern
railroad.
It
had
the
suggestive
going
into
tassel,
thus
helping
tlie
ears
to'
rural districts.
W Sec. 26, Tp. 40, S. R. 4 E.
. 500 00
mining property.
name of “Bird in Hand,” and was oc­ form.
Our Stock is the cleanest, best arrayed and
well defined. The boys feel confident
Edgar E. Sayles to John R. Cook,
Joe Hockersmith of Ashland, has been cupied by the general manager, J. I).
The
potato
crop
is
generally
reported
to
1.. N Eklund and family of South Bend, 1 they have a bonanza.
162-45
acres.
Sec.
2,
Tp.
40,
8.
R.
here on a business trip.
best satisfying—if freshness, cleanliness and
Stevenson, wife and two pretty daughters. be light. Fruit will not lie over one-fourth
Wash., who have been spending the sum­
4. E................................................... 500 00 I
I see that we are to have an entertain­ Stevenson is a millionaire, and if some a crop; peaches, pears and plums are ripe Ursula
mer at Tolman's vapor springs, left tor! Jerry Kinney, John and Riley Ham-
Million to T. A. Morris, 5
low price is an object.
mersly, have gone into the mountains ment here next Saturday night, given by a fellow could catch one of his daughters it and are being shipped to market,
Han Francisco today.
.360 00 k
acres, Sec. 23, Tp. 39, S. R. 1, E
company from Phoenix
would be another illustration of the idea,
EASTERN OREGON—WEATHER
on
a
hunting
and
fishing
tour.
They
F.
T.
Fradenburg
to
James
Shields,
Mr. Lightner, a retired miUionare of
Mrs. F. B. Inlow returned from Port­ that a “Bird in the hand is worth two in
KXTacres in Sec. 29, Tp. 37. S. R. 1,
Continued cool temperature has prevail­
Chicago and proprietor of the Jtahditorium rad&l a potato patch after leaving Gold land last Thursday.
the bush.”
E (subject to $150 mort;
mortgage) ‘
800 00
|
Hill.
ed; the nights being especially cool, while
hotel, was on Saturday's «otrth bound i
Miss Nada Inlow will commence her I Salt—stock and Liverpool dairy, a car lot
the middle of the day the tempera­ R. M. Garrett to John R. Cook,
train with his family.
Special attention is directed to our Finest Sugar Cured
Hiram Moore, Lu Smith and A. J. third term of school in the Lake Flat dis­ of tlie best just received by Crocker Gro­ during
NW ¿"of Sec.’’12'’Tp.
“ 40, R. 4.
ture ranged from 70 to 80 degrees. There
F. P. Light, a Ijikeview business man, . | Barlow made a big catch of salmon trout trict on the 1st of August. She is one ot cery Co.
500 00 Hams, Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods—Imported Fancy
Ji
..............................
has been more than the usual amount of
was in Portland last week as a witness in ; in Rogue river last Tuesday. Some our Eagle Point young ladies that we may 1
cloudy weather, and on the 21st, 2!?d and R. L. Andrews to John R. Cook,
Jacksonville Jottings.
the stage robbery ease and as a delegate to | of the beauties weighed twelve pounds. well feel proud of.
and Domestic Brands. Our prices all through an* the
NE
of Sec. 12, Tp. 40. R. 4
23d occasional showers occurred.
the AZO. U. W. Lodge.
500 00
Crops —There has not been sufficienttain I E..................................
Mrs.
Catherine
Sliutz
was
visiting
in
J.
A.
Jonas
closes
his
fifth
term
of
school
!
W. P. Jacoby is not right certain that
to benefit the crops, as was desired, yet the ' John L. Ager to Fred Breske, 40
James Briner came over Friday from bis Harrison will be elected; in fact he feels in the Green Mountain district next Fri-' Ashland Sunday.
other conditions were very favorable to the ' acres, Sec. 36, Tp. 35, S. R. 3,
I day.
Hungary creek mines which have closet! squeemish about the matter.
Mr. Luark. of Ashland, was at the : growing crops.
E
................................................. 1500 00
for the season with a satisfactory run. He
As an evidence of our prosperity in busi­ county seat Tuesday.
Harvest.ng of winter wheat and oats is in O. <t T. Co. to F. T. Dobbins, lots
returned again Tuesday.
ness
the
mechanics
Ire
all
busy,
and
Mr.
Sam's Valley Items.
23, 24, blk. “R,” railroad ad­
Mrs. John Toepper left on Tuesday's full blast through the Columbia river val­
Robinett is preparing to put on an ad ­
K. C. Giltner, assistant secretary of state
dition to Ashland......................... 1140 00
ley. Wheat is turning out from 70 to 85
Mrs. Sisemore aud daughter have re­ dition of forty feet to his already large I train for Grants Pass.
oi Oregon, came out from Salem Saturday turned from their trip over the moun­
per cent of the average except in a few lo- J. 1». Lumsden et. al. to Mrs D. G.
blacksmith
anil
wagon
shop.
stopping withbisaunt, Mrs. David F. Fox.
Riss, all of lot 7, blk. 3. Lums­
Geo. Neil has gone to the Dead Indian I calities where it is not over from 50 to (»0
tains.
B. B. Hubbard is also putting on an ad­ country to improve his health.
den’s addition to Medford
while in this place tor avocation.
20 00
j per cent of the average. The best yields
dition to his residence.
Constantine
Magrader to J. B.
Miss
Minnie
Gall,
who
has
been
sick
are in the eastern portion of Umatilla
Miss Race Yantis is vtsiting Mias Olive
Born
in
Jacksonville,
July
24,
1892,
to
Welch,
lots
1,
2.
3.
4.
5.
6,
7,
8,
9
;
county.
Rev.
Edmonds,
the
l
’
resbyterian
minister
Gregory this week preparing to return to sometime, has about recovered.
10, 11, 14. 15, blk. 13, Central
of Medford was with us yesterday (Sunday) | Mr. and Mrs. John D.vei, a son.
In Union and Wallowa counties the
l’uget Sound with Mrs. Dr. Mead. They
Messrs Fradenberg of Central Point,
Point
............ .....................
preached in the morning and evening, i Owen Keegan returned from his vacation ; present ap|>earance of the wheat crop in­
have been at Smith’s springs for some time. and Ttavis of Portland, were in Moonville and
His sermons were highly entertaining and at the Dead Indian soda springs the first of dicates 80 per cent of an average crop. In D. I. Waldrop to John R. Cook, S-
W >4 Sec. 12, Tp. 40, S. R. 4, E
Baker, Malheur and the interior counties
W. A. Munley, Governor Pennover’s I Monday.
instructive; and were greatly appreciated. the week.
the cool weather has considerably retarded U. S. to James Thornton, 160 acres.
private secretary, came out from Salem
In the absence of Miss Cora Brown the
One
of
the
patients
of
the
county
Mrs.
Kesterson
died
last
week
of
con
­
Sec.
12, Tp. 40.
i-e«terday and went to Tolman's springs
development of vegetation and ' having is
organist, Miss Mattie Taylor, daughter of
U. 8. to Ralph F. Dean. ',Gv acres.
with Col. J. T. Rowdib’h. He 1« out on a sumption and was buried Sunday in the ex-County Commissioner Taylor, occupied I hospital died last Sunday and was buried (just beginning.
Sam's valley cemetarv.
Sec. 31; Tp. 32, S. «. S, E.
the organ stool. And, although she has the following day.
While the farmers are not enthusistic
vacation.
just turned into her teens she bandied the
Rev. Father Dominic, director of Mount ! over their crops, yet the majority of them U. 8. t:> Charles Cooper, 160 acres,
Jeff. Hav*. manager of the Postal Tele­
Dr. Stanley has purchased the Jack
Sec. 34, Tp- •■»>. S. R 4, E.
of the organ with a master hand, Angel college, was the guest of Rev. F. are not desponent.
graph at Portland, was up at Tolman's j Williams property in Gold Hill, and i keys
U. 8. t>>. Frank I. Dunbar, 160 acres,
showing clearly that she had improved by Watry last Thursday.
again the past week, accompanied by Mr. will put in a stock of goods this fall.
,®ec. 34, Tp. 39, S. R. 4, E.
j the instruction she had received. By the
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
I
Brackett of Portland and W. H. Mowat of
Editor E. J. Kaiser, of the V alley
U. 8. to Olans Kristensen, 159-8*
time she reaches maturity she will lea per- R ecord
that Contain Mercury,
, accompanied by lady friends, were
Ashland.
Jeff. Linvill and Geo. Stacy have | feet mistress of the profession.
acres, Sec. 2, Tp. 33, S. R. 3, E.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of1
[ at Jacksonville Monday.
bought the threshing machine that
We are sorry to state that those estim­
J. Q. Willets, wife and child, of Lake­
and completely derange the whole
Rev. Father Watry. Sunday, received a smell
view. and L. F. Willet« and wife, of Klam­ Woods bought several years ago and failed able old laities, Mrs. B. B. Hubbard and
I am an, old man and bave Leen a con
system whou entering it through the ntu-
ath Agency, came in Saturday on a visit to pay for it. They got a bargain in it. Mrs. Starns are both sick. Also Mrs. [ telegram from St. Paul, Minnesota, an­ ; v.u» surfaces. Such articles should never i stant sufferer with catarrh for the last ten
nouncing
the
death
of
his
mother.
and on business. George Whorton, who
l>e used except on prescriptions from reput j years. I am entirely cured by the use of
Mrs. T. E. Stanley and Mrs. Sheridan Starns’ son, Jessie S.. is down with a billi-
came in from Ijikeview. ia up at Portland of Central Point, also Mrs. Cryder of ous attack.
Charles Prim and fau.iiy. Misses Minnie able physicians, as the damage they will do Ely's Cream Balr.i. ' It is strange that so
now.
Week before last 1 sent the following Bybee and Katie Reed* and the Bybee is ten fold to the good you can possibly de I simple a remedy will cure such a stubborn I
Gold Hill, were the guests of Mrs. A. C.
notice to the R ecord , but for some cause brothers leave this week for a trip to Crater rive from them. Hall'« c atarrh Cure.man­ disease. Henry Billings, U. 8. Pension
Tom Chapman and sister and Charley Stanley of this place last week.
it was not published; “Born to Mr. and lake.
ufactured by U- J. Cheney Co., Toledo. Attoiaey, Washington, D. C.
i
Ixxmiis and sister returned Tuesday from a
>»
....
■
- i
O., contains no mercury, and is ta,ken in-
Mrs. Alta Turpin of Butte creek, visi­ Mrs. S. A. Carlton, near Eagle Point, July
i
general tour through the camping places in
Marriage
licenses
issued
July
25,
1892■
MARRIED
the Klamath section, returning via Rogue ted her sister, Mrs. Lewis Pankev last 4tb, 1S92, a son.” Abd as thev named him Frank Thieving and Mrs. Johann». Schultz ; lernally. land acts directlv upon the blood
river. They are highly elated over their week. She has now gone to Portland to after your correspondent--''bick”—1 am John D. Johnson and Mis« ¡Effie Ellen and mucous surfaces of ’the. system. In
anxious to see it in print.
bnyitjg Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get THI81NG-SHUTZ.—At the reshtenceof M.
trip.
...
visit relatives.
Kennedy.
D ick .
the gepuinu it is taken internally, and
Mayer in Ashland, July 23, 4802. by Rev.
Chas. Pierce returned Tuesday from a
C.
1>.
Ros
tel,
has
exchanged
his
property
Eagle
Poidt.
Oregon,
July
25,1.892.
wade
in Toledo, Ghio, hv F. J. Clienev &
Dr. Stanjev, Mrs. Sydenstricker and
F. ’ G. Strange. Fr^rji Thising and
general tour of the southern Oregon; daughter contemplate going to the Tol­
here for jrroperty in Yreka. August Puhi Co
Mrs. Johanna S-Lutz. both ot Jackson­
HICH we are prepared to give you very low
northwestern Nevada and northeastern
4viYI hereafter be in charge of ' the barber
A^**..id by Druggists, price 75c. per
ville. Oregon,
A Beau oi lHi3»
California sections. Joe Pierce and G. B. man spring for the benefit of their health.
prices on, Especially in Quantities, Big As­
shop'
at
Hostel
’
s
old
stand.
I
I
*vStue.
JOHN'SCiX- KENNE DY—In Ashland, July
Adilington also returned from their tour Dr. Stanley is troubled with dropsy, anti
When trranupa went a-wooipg.
Misses
Amelia
and
Sophia
*
z
„n„
r
Mrs.
Sydenstricker
is
an
invalid
frpm
sortment
of Camper’s Supplies and Picnic Goods.
Equal to any 10-c goods on the market.
y, »892, at the residence of the grooms
east ot the luonnlains.
He wore i. satin vest,
»avtorbh- lh-eil
“ær. Wihto.' left Detroit Free Press 5-c cigar—D. L. Mink’et; I mother by Rev. F. G. Strange, John D.
rbeptpatt;q;.
A trail of running roses
We also have a nice line of Wood and Willow ware.
) Johnson an <1 Mbs Edie Ellen Kennedy.
Embroidered on the breast.
nw,6»— •*'* Francisco to be gone a & Sons.
There t» certainly no baking powder so
H. W. xhiplev lias the largest orchard
The pattern of his trousers,
‘
...u.
Mrs.
Muller
and
Miss
Bettie
left
well Known and generally ueed as the in the valley. He has about 800 peach
His linen, white and tine
last week for the city.
Royal. Its (»erfect purity. as well as its trees, and the only orchard over here
the leading brands of Cigars and Tobacco. And the
Were all the late»» *- " .
5
l
n
.«.«moil
A -tack of hay containing 150 ton« of
superiority in leavening power, are mat­ that the late frost did not hurt.
He
..ft.»teen twenty-nine.
.
largest and best selected stock of Books and Sta­
alfalfa
belonging
to
Win.
Hanley,
wag
I
ters of fact no longer disputed by honest ha<l ripe peaches two weeks ago—larfft
Grandpa was a tine-looking young fellow burned to the ground Saturday night near
dealers or makers of other brands. Its tine ones.
tionery te be found in the county.
then, so the old ladies say. and he is a tine the Kiss residence. The alfalfa bail been
virtues are so well known to every house­
looking old gentleman now. For the past stacked while quite wet and it is thought
Last but not least, the editor of the score of years he ha» lieen a firm believer in that this is a ease of self combustion. Mr.
keeper that the slanders of the dishonest
makers of the cheeper goods fail to “V alt . ky R ecord " passed through this the merits of Dr. Bierce’s Golden Medical Jianley was returning from Central Point
Nice Line of .Japanese Goods and Fancy Articles, and
i yallev on Monday. The writer and Discovery. “It renewed my Vo'itlf." he and when passing the field discovered the
touch it.
___________ __
the
Complete List of Oregon School Books.
others were pleased to meet him. Th~ frecuin.ij says. It is the only blood­ fire which at that time was a slight blaze
Stricken With Paralysis.
readers of the Recce;,
not >fis- purifier and liver invigonitor guaranteed to He tried to extinguish the flames with a
t>enetitor cure, or money promptly refund­ saddle Wankel, but vçithout 'avait. The
tnev meet- Mr. Kaiser, ed.
Postmaster Henry Pape, Sr., of Jack­ annointe,,
It cures liver disease, dyspepsia, scrof­ wind wa,s blowing ami in a very short time .
as
he
is
all
they
expect
Both
demo
­
L^We Guarantee Bottom Prices
ulous sores, skin eruptions, and all diseases thé entire stack was consumed’by the firey
sonville who has been asuuerer for gme
crats
aud
republicans
admire
the
R
ec
-
of the blood. For imgcrmg coughs and elements.
ume v.aa KC.icnen.Mitb pamiyeia yester­
*
1
day a»d is in u bad wav for permanent eop because it is fearless; it savs what consumption (which is lung-scrofula in its
!
it pleases and fights its wav through. cailj stages) it is an unparalleled remedy.
recovery.• • • •
'
BO«»-
Come again Mr. Editor— Sam’s valley “1 would like to sound the praise of Hood's ----------
Durkee.« Salad Dreading at the Crocker always welcome« the gallant and true.
Sarsaparilla over the entire universe, 'writes Wa.i“5'’
A.SKIu^2STZD, OIRZEG-OZISr.
Vsed iir Millions of Homçs—40 Years the Standard«
U kmocbat .
UioewyCo.
•
Mrs. Loneenevker of Union Deposit, Tw»»-1
—■’»—1° Ashland, July 23,1*92, to Mr.
VALLEY RECORD.
The Coon*« Heard From
IN
: FIRST-CLASS
: GOODS
NOTIONS,
DRYGOODS,
ETC.,
Here is the opportunity of your life for Bargains.
Hey, There!
MILLINERY
BIG FAT HENS DBESSMAKIN G
STORE
DEPOT HOTEL W
HIGHEST CASHPRICE J. J, MÄRTIN
Ashland, Dr.,
H. II. PARKER,
Pays the
Highest Cash
Price for
carry Coon <$■ Co.’s fine white shirts and collars
and cuffs. They are the finest in the market.
and
Furnishes
the Boxes and
Paper
for Wrapping
GEO. MARKLE
BLACKSMITHING !
Yours Truly,
O. H. BLOUNT,
Ashland, Oregon
K
Spring
Street
OPERA HOUSE GROCERY
HARVEST
SUPPLIES
W
Style and Price to Suit the Times to a “T.”
lowest, way down.
0. WINTER
Vit are just in receipt of some Large
Invoices of
GROCERIES
BOTH
W
^PRICES
Baking
Powder
-.
and Mrs. A. P. Weiss, a daughter.
*
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D. L. MINKLER & SON,