Valley record., August 11, 1892, Image 3

1-c-VTV niUKFT
I
>>f Mr Hart.
I
Pra< br on Top 3<ain.
The non- ppea an«e o’ W H Har at! The following Waei.inzto
•• i - i .
-am McC e don r» u n d last week rum
hl» dinner at the A»b and hotel at noo of explain wnat the Ho i M iX P .« fit
a ,
last 1 bur-day created s*_me surprise whieb I been doing in Washington the past three , Scott va.ley. Cal., where be has been stand­
ASHLAND, Oa., T-ca.pxT, Aug 11. 1*2
“I* “ntl1 turned months.
Max ia tbe best single-handed ing Lewis I’.
into an excitement later in the afternoon ^1,»™! r
As John Howard, of Myrtle creek, was
and evening, at which time search parties .
/° p r ,n. the co»»ntn to-day.
chopping down a tree, a falling limb struck
began
scouring
tbe
country
up
Ashland
Horr
»
h
,or
Pracht.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
him, killing him almost instantly.
creek canyon and down Ashland creek to- ' One of the amendments to the sundry
Rev. F. J. Edmunds of Medford will
wards
Bear
creek,
parties
having
seen
him
civil
bill,
which
has
just
been
agreed
to
in
Max Pracht will be home on the 18th.
*n »*»* moroing
But night conference, ia of some importance aa af- preach in tbe Presbyterian church next
1
d^ov^i
Wore &Dy clue ie, tlnz ».be. Alaska salmon interests. An Sabbath morning and evening in exchange
Miss Josie Nunan i.» visiting Ashland.
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with Mr. Strange.
C. J. Howard wax at Cole-tein Sunday. [ Friday morning the search was again ■PPr°Pr'a»ij)n
$-i000 ia made, to be ex­
C. J. Howard’s railroad land appraising
J. H- MARTIN having purchased the
Mr». Judge Neil wan visiting Ashland commenced and kept up all day. About 2 P®nded under the direction of the aecre- survev party ba» been organized and left
o'ciock in the afternoon a man camping in Jary °* tba treasury, to atop the barricad- Tuesday for the scene of operations in the
Sunday
Wilson & Walsworth stock of
the Ashland creek canyon reported having »ng of the aalmon streams of Alaska, arid
Art Coy of the R ecord office ia taking a passed a man answering his description the an agent of tbe treasury department is to vicinity’of Buck lake.
vacation.
Elder David Brower has returned to this
afternoon before about 4 o’clock afxive the be sent there to carry out the instrue-
section again and will preach at tbe Dunk
W A. Wright of Healey, came over
tion'" Max
Ashland, Or., has ard
church. Talent, every first and third
yesterday.
Sunday in the month.
Mm. Geo. Parkinson and children are he had probably ---------
.------
.
- ..
Has moved them into his store and is closing them
merely
wandered
off
But and his appointment will shortly be made.
W. T. 8. Patton has returned from a
over from Pokegama.
Pracht was collector of customs of Alaska
no further clues were found.
!
trip
to
Crescent
City
with
a
party
from
out at Figures that Astonish you for Cheapness.
At 7:30 Friday evening David King, who | during the early part of the adtninistra-
Vint Beall and family cane up from
Pass. They ¿ille 1 eight bucks and
was out with Marshal Smith, found the i tion, but was removed on account of the ' Grants
Central Point yesterday.
«aw
two
elk
and
three
l>ear.
missing ■ man
a niwsei
thicket oa
of orusn
brush nan
half wav
ray chargee that were brought against bioi. i
-j
“«“ in
»“ •
-
f arrive«!
Gen. Robert Avery, a one-legged Union
V xmi .- A i
--------- fro» i between
between the
the summit
Summit of
of Hargadine
Hargadine hill
biii and
and
Portland to-day on a visit.
the Ashland Roller Mills and only a These charges have now all been cleared i soldier of Brooklyn.' N. Y., who figured
up,
and
the
department
ia
ready
to
em
­
prominently
in the battle of Lookout nioun-
Kay Everett of Granta Pass is visiting hia short distance from the center of town. , ploy him again.
| tain was on Monday’s north train.
sister, Mrs. Geo. K. Hargadine.
Marshal Smith heralded the discovery by
The secretary of the treasury to-day ap
Removed to New Quarters
The Haverly minstrels were oil Friday’s 1
pointed Max Pracht, of Ashland, Or.,! I north
train.
Billv
Rice,the
minstrel
whose
Friday from their northern visit.
Mr. Hart was found cold in death. He special agent in charge of the Alaska sal­
big mouth opened with tbe Cleveland turn- i
MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN’S
John B. Gnffin returned Saturday from a had evidently seated himself on a little mon fisheries. Pracht will have a clerk 1 I strels
Big Bargains in Boys’ Clothing—
trip
Walla Walla country.
" to
‘ the
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bank alongside ot a squirrel trail in tbe for the first three months of his service, i 1 them. in Ashland several years ago, is with i
Pracbt is thus made a disbursing officer,
.1.»
brush,
the
location
giving
him
a
broad
view
We have a large line, all reduced.
Horace Pitt is now a news agent < on Uie i of tbe wh„je (.¡ty beneath him. Here is and now comes the question of securing
Several hundred yards of tape worm wa» .
BRING YOUR
train tatwevn here and Portland.
where the deadly work of the morphine be bonds, which he must do before he gets taken from Fred Fradenburg of Central
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and ------
Men’s suits way down to close—
Horace Pelton was here Bunday taking had »wallowed had just tilted h.m over, his away. He will try and find sureties here, Point tbe other day. and he is now im­
bat remaining partially on his head. His • but. if he fails, he will have to delay until proving from his sick spell. Tbe head of j
delicate care of some lady friends.
Fine Gray suits for summer, $5.00 to $15.00.
body was a trifle hunched up and one hand ! he can go to Oregon. Pracht has lieen the worm is still in him.
-
George Myers ha» returned from a trip ; had a slight grip on some pine leaves. here for several months working up this
The
Rogue
River
House,
a
hotel
at
|
to Pnget bound and Coeur d' Alene.
, his face aud hands presenting a dark blue matter, and he will be disappointed if he Whodville owned by Mr. Pollard, was
Special Bargains in men’s fine Cutaway suits—
Miss Cora Baldwin is visiting her sister, ' color. He presented the quiet, peaceful ap­ | cannot go at once to Alaska.
destroyed by fire with all its contents and
pearance that ba» ever characterized ni»
-1*
Mrs. Tweed Coburn, at Grant« Pass.
Reduced to $15.00 per suit.
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life and looked fixe a person asleep.
Wanted—To rent a good kodak for surroundings on Tuesday morning at
Al Burrows o< Yreka wa» in tbe valley
J ust ice of the Peace Berry ordered the about a month. Care of instrument guar­ about half past nine o’clock.
Is
now
located
on
Main
street,
this week as far north as Grant» Paas.
Men’s fine Prince Albert coats and vests—
remains taken to the city ball until the anteed. Address “Outing,” care of R ec ­
Medford lodge 103, A. F. & A. M was in­
opposite Granite
’
i
from
_____
Gold
____________
Hill to hold the ord office.
stituted at Medford Friday evening by Gen.
Mrs. Harvey Roach left last evening for < coroner arrived
Regular price $25.00, reduced to $15.00.
I inquest Saturday.
T. G. Kearnes. A banquet was given by
Sprague, Wash., to join her husband.
HERE CAN BE FOUND Everything
The ‘'State" l‘ayg Promptly.
Cooper of the Clarendon hotel at which 80
Deputy
Sheriff
W.
H.
Brunk
summon
­
in the Millinery Line at the Lowest Men’s summer coats and vests, $2 to $3.50.
M. L. McCall returned yesterday from ed a coroner’s jury of the following men:
Masons from neighboring towns sat down
Medford, Oregon, Aug. 8, 1892.
Prices.
his surveying contract in Douglas county. E. J. Farlow, Avery Johnson, J. M. McCall.
to,
Received of the State Insurance Com­
Men’s summer coats, neat ones, $1 each.
Mrs. Engineer Haya of Portland was out R. M. Garrett K. Beswick and 1*. Dunn
CW'Neat Fit and satisfaction guaran­
Fred Mills, the young Klamath county
teed.
the first of the week visiting Ashland friends. Oironer B. Porter of Gold Hill, took the pany, of Salem, Oregon, the sum of $617,- attorney who defended Jonah, the half­
40
in
full
settlement
of
tnv
dwelling
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WE
PAY
THE-
evidence of David King. Marshal Smith.
Men’ summer neckwear from lOcts up.
Ed. Thornton has gone to Roseburg and Frank Hansen, E. K. Brigbtiuan, Mavor which burned recently, and I fully rec- breed murderer of Indian Policeman Dave
ths north with Ashland woolen mill goods. Granger. Jesse Houck and Justice Berry, commend this Company to my neigh­ Hill, passed through Tuesday for Salem.
Mills is not satisfied with the 15 years his
Largest line of men's and boys’ shoes
Dr. C. F. Hngbes, the eye specialist, and after which toe jury rendered their verdict bors and friends who need insurance.
murderous client got and wants to get him
that
Wm.
H.
Hart
had
came
to
his
death
hla wife and son left Hnnday for Roseburg. |
(Signed) W. P. F arlow . j out of the penitentiary entirely.
in this locality. Prices way down.
i by bis own hands by taking morphine.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Judge and children and
M. 8. Welch returned Friday from a
Cacti of Thanks.
William
H.
Hart
was
born
and
raised
in
Mrs. J. Houck are camped at Btnith’s Morgan County. Missouri, and was in tbe E ditor V alley R bcomd :
tour in the eastern cities, where he has
Men’s working shoes, $1 to $2 per pair.
springs.
! been inspecting flour mill machinery. He
Union army during the war, being lieu-
Please permit nie through your paper to ■ purchased a Cornelins internal roller
Men’s low-top Russet shoes, $1.50 per pair.
Dr. Stafford, a Rocklin. Cal., physician, I tenant in his company. A younger I express mv sincere and bear'felt thanks to
ha» been spending a week in Ashland and 1 [ brother ot his was in the Confederate ser- the ladies for their floral offerings and uni­ ' system plant from Todd & Stanley, of St.
Louis, for 34 560 It has a capac’i'y of 50
vicinity.
I vice under Price, and they both met and form kindness and courtesies to the dead, bushels
Men’s canvas shoes, 75cts per pair.
per day, and will be delivered the
recognized
each
other
in
tbe
battle
of
and
to
the
gentlemen
of
Ashland
who
aided
Mrs. A. DePeatt.Kate DePeattand Lottis Wilosnville and Pea Ridge; W. H. Hart
15th. Tne work on the building nt Central
Men’s boots, all at cost.
MANAGER.
so cheerfully in the late misfortune and ' Point commenced Monday.
Pracht have been camping at Smith's ' being in Lyon and Siegel’s division.
death of my brother, W. H. Hart. Tbeir
springs.
| He came to Colusa countv, Cal., in 1867, kind offices will ever be remembered and
Jackson Hart, of the firm of Huhne A
Trunks and Valises, all at cost.
Hart, commission merchants, San Francis­
District Attorney Benson was called to i , and made that place his permanent i cherished by me and my family.
co,
was
telegraphed
to
and
took
the
first
i
Eagle Point Haturday on state criminal ! , residence until coming to Ashland about
Big Drives in men’s odd pants.
J ack ’ bos H art .
five years ago.
train for Ashland, arriving Saturday after­
business.
The deceased while visiting his brother's
County Commissioners' Court.
noon. After settling up all the accounts
Miss Nora Corbett returned yesterday ' family in Oaklond several years ago, ex­
In matter of county road petitioned for in his late brother’s misfortune he returned i
from her atav at Portland visiting her aunt, pressed a desire to live the remainder of
by L Henderson et al in Woodville pre-1 home Tuesday The affair was a terrible
Mrs. J. A. West.
his days, die and be buried in Ashland. i cuict, dismissed.
and unexpected shock to himself and fam­
Mrs.
Jackson
Hart
and
daughter
will
come
He lias the sincere sympathy cf the
Col. R. A. Miller wa« up yesterday on
County road petitioned for bv Walter 8 ily.
up
in
a
few
months
and
have
a
tomb-stone
people of Ashland, who hold both brothers
business with tbe organization of the native
Kitchen
et
al.
Jacksonville;
ordered
that
M
WOODBURN, OR.
erected over bis grave.
tn high esteem.
sons order.
The funeral took place from the under­ Bellinger, A M Berry and Peter Elmer be
Frank Hansen and 1 sster High have gone taker’s rooms at 9:30 p. in. Sunday, Rev. appointed appraisers of damages, to meet I Have you tried the Detroit F’ree Press?
Its a 5-center.
to Portland to cast tha. fortunes with the G. J. Webster of the Congregational at the County clerk's office Aug 31st.
Superior Trees!
metrojiolis.
HEV. SAM P. JONES.
i Church conducting the religious services at 10 o’clock a m to qualify and appraise
N.
Ahlstroni
reports
that
the
circus
that
iMrye Stock !
damages; and further ordered that this
Geo. W. Prater catue home from Califor­ ; there. Followed bv a large concourse of matter be continued until Sept term of court. exhibited back of the new depot in Ash­
Well Established !
land three .»ears ago, introduced tbe
Rev. Sam Jones, the Great Evangelist,
nia where he has been doctoring for cancer I the numerous friends of the deceased the
Ordered that the clerk advertise for pro-1 Canada thistle in that neighboihood, and
remains were taken to and buried in the
True to Name! writes: ‘ My wife,who was an invalid from Men’s and boys’ white shirts from 50cts up.
Large line of
without avail.
posals for keeping county poor, to lioard that notwithstanding that he has cut it
Ashland cemetery.
nervous sick headache lias been entirely
and b dge, furnish clothing, tobacco, medi- j down several times it keeps |on increasing
Mrs. Geo. G. Carr ol California arrived
men
’
s
and
boys
’
strain
hats,
all
at
cost.
cured
by
six
week
’
s
use
of
Dr.
King
’
s
Royal
P rices ? Hero is w here we strike.
Wm. H. Hart was a very quiet, intelli­ cines and medical attendance and bury the
Bunday on a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Germetuer. Her health is perfect. In
gent and dignified gentleman who said not dead, and transport patients within a ra- even- year and will soon threaten to over­
Mrs. F. Roper.
I 1 a word against any man and never spoke i dius of five miles of said hospital, and a bid run the whole connty if some effort is not No. 1, 4 to 6 ft prune, per 1000... .$85 00 three weeks two of my children were com­
cured of nasal C atarrh . I t is truly
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Goddard and Mrs. W. i | to any of his friends or acquaintances about for said services excepting medical attend­ made to wipe it out. The authorities No. 2, 3 to 4 ft
“
“ “ ... 65 00 pletely
A GREAT REMEDY.”
J. Dean went to Colestein Tuesday for Mrs.1 bi» business or pei irsonal affairs. He lived ance for a period of one year from the 15th sbonkl see that this dangerous nest is
nipped in its incipiency.
Goddard's health.
' at the Ashland Ho
Germetuer presents an array of testimon­ CALL JLJSTJD EXULlSZLIlSTE OXTZEò STOCK.
I A / 1111 AS t urna, ____ Jou»e and took life easy in j of Sept, 1892. Said bid to be opened and
Best line of baking powders in the city at
E HAVE 100,000 Italian. 00,000 Pe­ ials absolutely without a parallel in the his­
There is s large crowd of campers at | a quiet wav,seldom going any great distance ; considered Sept 7th, 1892 at 12 o’clock; said
from
the
hotel.
Winter
’
s.
tite, and a large stock of other tory of medicines.both as to character and
bids to be accompanied by a bond of $560. I
Bmith's soda springs. Separate bathing ar­
His close-mouthedness about his business
prunes; 200.000 apples, peaches, pears. number
rangements for ladies.
Ordered that the county assessor be and
It is endorsed bv thousands of
Dr. Geo. W. McDonald, the Yreka horse­ plums,
and bis living a retired life got the impres­ is hereby granted an extension of time to man
cherries, etc.
our best known men and we are authorized
came over yesterday with his string
Mrs. n. B. Watson. H. T. and Chas. Chit-; sion abroad that be was worth thousands complete the assessment of this county un­
in saying that it will permanently cure
of horses for the Central Point fair. The
COME AND SEE US !
wood and Chas. Harris are home from their ' of dollars and was living off the interest til Oct 17 th. 1892.
C atarrh , R heumatism , N euralgia . A sth ­
list is headed by Allegretto, tbe trotter,
[ of his money. He had been living this re­
Klamath county outing.
Inquire
about
us,
and
be
convinced,
Write ma B owel , L iver , B ladder and K idney
Ordered that the proposition of John H and Scampaway, the runner; Manwood, a
tired life for about ten years.
T. A. Norris, wife and family of Lincoln, i Naturally the motive for this act was dis­ Hutter. Jr, as set forth in the first portion three year old trotting stallion, (Haine’s to us at once for particulars. Place your T roubles , P aralysis , E hlepsy . E rysipe ­
Cal., have located in Ashland. Mrs. N. is a cussed and reasons conjectured. One of ; of his bid for the sum of $90 to build • stone colt;)’Tilden, a trotter and runner eight order early and secure these very low las , I nsomnia , G eneral D ebility and skin
old from Klamatb county; two well- prices. They are subject to change with dis has is , such as S crofula , E czema , & c . It
daughter of Wm. Harris.
tbe presumptions was that iiis money had i pavement from court house steps to gate is years
cleanses and purifies the blood, invigorates
bred green colt«, two and three years old. the market. Address
hereby
accepted.
eone
up
in
a
wheat
speculation
of
his
Misses Lowry and De Shields, the Te­
the stomach, tones up the general system
The two-year old is by Roscoe, by Briga­
O.
F.
STZRzJLIISr,
rotbers.
B
W
Dean
has
been
appointed
by
the
hama ladies, arrived at tbe Depot hotel
and thus brings health and happiness. It
dam by Kerby Smith. James Thomas
But tbe truth is his brother never used a county court to the office of stock inspec­ dier.
Wood
burn.
Or.
last evening from Castle Crag.
is no nauseous compound, but in as pleas­
cent of his money in any speculation what­ tor and presents bond in the sum of $5C) and George Baker are assisting hint.
ff^-Catalogue free.
augll
ant to take as a glass of lemonade.
E. C. Giltner, awutant secretary of state, ever.
with J Nunan and J W Bybee as sureties;
No Other Sarsaparilla has the merit by
Manufactured by
who has been visiting bis aunt. Mrs. D. F.
Tbe whole erroneous impression grew bond was accepted and approved,
which Hood’s Sarsaparilla has won such a
Fox. returned home Sunday.
ROYAL GE11METUER COMPANY,
out of the mistaken idea of Wm. H Hart's
C 8 Price, superintendent of schools for firm hold upon the confidence of the people.
13 B Polk Street,
Chas. Anderson of Phoenix, returned wealth. It never was large and he had evi­ Jackson county files his report of the insti­
G. I. Sargent of Portland, secretary of
la«t evening from Dunsmuir where he ap­ dently expended it before this, as since last tute fund of said county for the year ending the Oregon State Horticultural Society,
San Francisco, Calif.
fall
his
brother.
Jackson
Hart
of
Oakland.
March 31, 1892 which shows a balance of was here Friday endeavoring to get Jack-
plied for a position on the railroad.
Cai., has sent him remittances amounting $50 on hands; report approved.
son county interested in making an ex­
Tbos. Hurlburt, wife and son. who have in all to $5CJ, and would of cheerfully sent
C 8 Priee, Superintendent of schools for hibit of fruits, etc., at tbe Portland exposi­
been spending some time here and at Cole- , him more if be knew he needed it. but the Jackson
county files his report of school
tbe best of which will be taken to tbe
stein, returned to Portland Tuesday.
last letter be received from William (about funds for the year ending March 31, 1892, tion,
World’« Fair. Tbe horticultural society
8. Rosenthal, the Medford clothier and three months ago) stated that be was gett which report was examined and approved. will offer the following prizes: Diploma
Best for least money for CASH.
hatter was in town Tuesday with Officer ing along all nght and expected to go to
Ordered that Max Muller insure the and cash premium for countv making the i
work. William Hart was as close-mouthed
Youngs in hot pursuit of a bad creditor.
and largest display. The same for
Address for peeisl prices,
in regard to his business affairs with his court house in the sum of $4000 for the term finest
the county making the finest display, and
Mrs. Dr. Parson and Mrs. D. McCarthy brother and bis family as he was with bis of three years.
Smiths
’ Cash Store,
Report of keeper of county hospital filed for the county making tne most artistic
are stopping at Colestein, also Mrs. Turner friends and acquaintances.
416-418 I'rout St., S. F.
display,
a
cash
premium.
Mr.
Sargent
and
approved.
and daughter Miss Susie of Jacksonville.
The only writing be left was a note in his
has talked with the people in other towns
room that be owed Jesse Houck $50 bor­
Ordered that the clerk order record for in tbe county, and they should soon arrive
Miss Emma and Willie Judge who have rowed
money and E. K. Briglitman $70 county commissioners* court.
been with J. Nunan’s family camping at for board,
at some means of getting the ball rolling
and another note found on his
Ordered that the clerk of this court shall
Tyler's soda springs, have returned home. person addressed
getting a Jackson county display
to bis brother to the same advertise for proposals to ‘ build " a bridge toward
there.
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Having leased the ware­
Thos. McAndrews of Medford came up effect and asking him to pay them.
across Applegate creek
Benedict’s
Tuesday to go to Tolman’s vanor baths and
The only reasonable solution that can lie place at a f>oint where the near
Beware
of
Ointments fbr Catarrh
present
county
mud springs for a vacation and for health. found in the premises is that be was out of bridge across said creek is situated, the
that Contain Mercury,
and a trifle behind, and having al­ bidder to accompany his bid with plans as mercury will surely destroy the sense of house next to my store on
R. L. Ulen went to Portland Tuesday to money
received several hundred from bis
‘
and specifications for the same
___ ______
; said pro- smell and completely derange the whole Main street, I will open a
plv his trade. His son. Ed. Ulen of Port­ ready
posals to be opened Sept 7, 1*92, at 12 ni.
land came out Monday to visit bis folks brother was too proud to ask for more.
system when entering it through tbe mu­
awhile.
In matter of school districts of Jackson cous surfaces. Such articles should never
RECOMMEND ROYAL EX­
be used except on prescriptions from reput Commission House for the
county,
Oregon
:
Whereas
the
laws
of
Ore
­
• Mrs. G. F. McConnell and daughter and I
FIRST CLASS.
gon passed Feb 25,1889, require the county able physicians, as the damage they will do
CLUSIVELY.
Miss Marv Eubanks arrived from Portland
is
ten
fold
to
tbe
good
you
can
possibly
de
commissioners
to
provide
the
county
school
Bunday for a visit with relatives and old
The State Chemist of California, Prof. superintendent a plat of the boundaries of rive from them. Hall’s Catarrh Cure.'man- sale of all kinds of Farm Pro-
fnends.
Rising; the San Francisco Board of the several school districts of the connty; ufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo.
John F. Haseltine ia here again camping Health; Prof. Wenzell, of the University said statute provides that where the present O.. contains no mercury, and is taken in­ duce.
on the trail of the fellow who doesn’t insure of California; Dr. McGowan, Health boundaries are uncertain or conflicting said ternally, and acts directly upon the blood
his life against him. He is doing a good Officer of Loe Angeles, unanimously commissioners shall have power to estab­ and mucous surfaces of the system. In
business.
commend in their reports the great lish or correct the same: and whereas the buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get I
DIED.
Bring along your Flour and
boundaries of various districts of Jackson the genuine. It is taken internally, and
Baking
Mrs. H. Eubank«. Mrs. R. Goodyear.Miss , qualities
-!»••••■»•«-• of
»~ the
»••«> Royal
«vy»i »
miuk Powder,
aww
county are uncertain, it is ordered that the made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &
Mary Eubanks and Mr. and Mrs. George which they
_ agree ia the
.— highest t in boundaries of school districts are re-estab­ Co
HUBBARD—In Eagle Point, Aug, 7th,
Eubanks and daughter speut Tuesday at strength, the purest in quality of any of lished.
jn^Sokl by Druggists, price 75c. per Grain.
1892, Mrs. Lois W. Hubbard, wife oi B.
Colestein.
("
‘
’
’
_
.
_
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the baking compounds In the market.
B. Hubbard; aged 64 years, 6 months
J.
H.
MARTIN,
Miscellaneous bills amounting to $1056.- bottle.
and 15 days.
Harrv Patterson, now with W. F. A' Co. They recommend its use exclusively,
94% allowed.
at Portland came out to Ashland Sunday
Jacksonville Jottings.
The subject of the above notice was born
Ashland, Aug. 3,1892.
Golil Hill Items.
with his wife, who is visiting her folks at
in Windsen, Ashtabula County, Ohio,
Our Stock is the cleanest, best arrayed and
Oregon Weather and Crops.
J.
C.
McCully
is
over
from
Cinnabar
on
Edge wood.
22, 1828, where she lived until she ar­
John and Riley Hammersley have pur For week ending Tuesday. August 9, 1892.] a vacation.
I Jan.
I
best satisfying—if freshness, cleanliness and
rived at maturity, when she was married
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rinpevand daughter, chased a placer mine on Evans creek which i
WESTERN OREGON—WEATHER.
and
in
a
short
time
was
called
upon
to
fol
­
Judge Neil and Owen Keegan are at
Miss Clara and Charley Rippey and family prospects well.
Real Esiate Transfers.
low price is an object.
low the remains of her husband to his, last
went to their new home at Santa Rosa,
W. J. Rodgers of Grants Pass, the Postal I The temperature during the past week Dead Indian rusticating.
A P Talent to A Straube—s% of n e
resting place, the grave. In the course of
1 has been about normal, the extremes rang-
Cal., Bunday.
Miss
Bernice
Cameron
of
Uniontown
is
and w % of s e % sec 15, tp 38 s. r 3 e: also time she married a man by the name of
Telegraph lineman, spent Wednesday mak­ ! ing between 46 and 95 degrees. Generally
s w % of n w % of sec 14. and n e % of s w Ranney, after which they moved to Kan­
D. B. Hanson, now of Portland, son-in- ing necessary repairs near Gold Hill.
speaking the weather conditions have been visiting Jacksonville friends.
law of Street Commissioner Nelson, passed
sas. where they reared two children—a boy
J. Nunan and family returned from their % of sec 14, tp 38 s, r 3 e : $1000.
Some low-down scrubs, who are too lazy favorable.
Mary E Sargent to J L Ross—lot 1, 2, 33, and a girl. But she was destined to drink
through Monday on a business trip to Ban to work and too honest to steal, have been
There has been almost an sntire absence onting trip at Dead Indian Saturday.
34
blk
A,
R
R
add
to
Ashland;
$500.
Francisco.
Special attention is directed to our Finest Sugar Cured
of the bitter enp of afflictions, and when
killing fish in the river by blasting with of rain.
Mrs. J. T. Guerin of Portland is the
Sylvester Patterson to Milton Berry—0.35 her children were about thirteen and fif­
Crops—Fall wheat threshing continues guest
D. B. Worthington, editor of the Klam­ giant powder. Hundreds of dead fish can
Hams,
Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods—Imported Fancy
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Holmes.
acre
in
Ashland;
$400.
teen
re-ppctively,
her
so.i
was
killed by
ath Falls Express, made the Rxcnati of­ be seen floating down tbe river, many of unabated. The berry is of ’air quality in
to I W Johnson—land in tp the falling of a tree; and just one year
G. M. Love has gone to the Cinnabar 39 J s, C r Havley
and
Domestic
Brands. Our prices all through are the
fice a pleasant call Friday. He runs a which are not six inches long. Parties' are most sections.
1 e; $750.
from that time her husband was killed iu
Oats are doing tolerably well, though mill with a load of supplies for the mining
now on watch for the miscreants and the
splendid rural newspaper.
U
8
to
Wm
H
Newton
—
160
acres
sec
32,
the
same
manner.
needing
a
little
rain
in
some
places.
law will be enforced when tht y are found.
company.
tp 35 s, r 3 w.
John C. More, of the Rowe Lumber
On the 31st of December, 1878, she was
Bpring wheat continues to improve. Re­
Lucky Bart, the famous prospector is ports from Marion county indicate a yield
Chas G Rippey to Martha M Cooksey— married to B. B. Hubbard, and in 1887
Mrs. T. G. Rearnes and children and John
company, leave» »oon with a party from
preparing
to
run
in
a
tunuel
at
bis
mine
11.35
acres
tp
37
;
$100.
A.
Boyer
have
returned
from
their
trip
to
Roseburg *»<i Grants Paas for the South
moved with her husband and daughter to
of from 18 to 20 bushels to the acre.
500 feet below tbe surface.
F T Downing to J G Hodges—50.28 acres Jackson County, Oregon, settling in Eagle
American republics to seek a fortune.
Hops are blossoming and but little dam­ Yaquina bay.
tp
37
s,
r
2
w
;
$215.
Point, where she lived until the day of bei
One Walker, an old Jackson county pio­ age from lice is reported so far.
Miss 8. W. Wilson of Ashland has lieen
Geo. W. Btephenson and family now oc­
E Morgan to A F Shultz—lot9bikE, death. She became religious at about
Haymaking is progressing nicely. The employed to teach the fall term of school R Geo
cupy their now residence on Oak street and neer skipped the country and left many
R
add
to
Ashland;
$105.
thirty
vears of age and spent the remain-
timothy
and
clover
varieties
are
yielding
at the Forrest creek district.
J. H. McBride and family will move into creditors to mourn his loss.
M Purdin et al to Inlow & Asbpole—lot I der of her days in God’s service, being an
largely, and stock is in excellent condition.
the Stephenson ptace on Oak and Spring
in
Eagle
Point;
$300.
The
infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morton Lindley of Sacramento returned
active worker in the Sabbath school, ex-
Corn and melons are ripening fast and
streets until spring.
John Ashpole to F B Inlow—q cd to lot | emplyfiing a true Christian character. She
to Gold Hill Tuesday eve. Mr. L. contem- being shipped to the markets in goodly Nicholas Mitchell of this precinct died of
in Eagle Point.
convulsions last Friday morning.
Miss Ida Harkey who has been visiting 6late» inyesting in some mines near Gold quanities.
i leaves a long list of friends who sympa-
to same—135.80 acres tp 35 s, r 1 ' thize with her busband and daughter in
Mrs. T. P. Judson at Granta Paas started 1U1.
The onion crop in Washington county
Mr and Mrs Henry Pape returned to w Same
;
$10.
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____
Mondav on her return to Illinois. Mr. and
I
their sad bereavment; blit they feel that
their home at Corvallis Sunday evening.
Misses Ada Parker and Nellie Vrooman I will fall short of the average.
Mrs. Judson accompanied her as far a» Po­
i their loss is her eternal gain.
In Douglas county blackberries are so They were accompanied by Deputy Post­
will
take
a
course
in
the
commercial
school
kegama and visited Mrs. Bright man until at Medford this fall.
I plentiful that large quantities are drying master Gus Pape, who goes for the' benefit
I have been a great sufferer from dry I
One less on earth:
Tuesday.
I up on the vine for went of pickers.
catanh for many years, and I tried many
of bis health.
Its pains, its sorrows, and its toils to
W.
P. Jacoby
sees —
the ....................
handwriting
remedies, but none did me so much bene­
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—I on Gardens in general are a bit late,
bit late, though
Twenty
members
of
the
Masonic
lodge
share,
“How delicious ia the winning
the wall and is as mute as a frog in dogdays I in some localities pears are almost ripe.
fit as Ely’s Cream Balm. It completely
One less the pilgrims daily cross to l>ear.
accompanied by their wives, went to Med cured me. M. J. Lally, 39 Woodward
HC ”yS
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E'8TIE“!’ OREGON-WEATHER
Of akimat love’s beginning,' -
One the crown of ransomed souls to ware,
ford Friday evening to attend a banquet Ave.. Boston Highlands, Mass,
sings the poet, and hia sentiment it true Barlow do all the blowing.
.
.
. . .
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There has been no rain during the week
At home m herven.
,
.
wvv» given in behalf of the institution of Lodge
with one possible exception. If either par­
Joe
Hammersley
had
an
adventure
last
’
except
a
few
local
showers
in
portions
of
last;
No. 103. A. F. A A. M A pleasant time Allotments on Klamath Reservation. ; One more in heaven.
ty has the catarrh, even love’s kiss loess its
night.
A
festive
tramp
undertook
to
stand
Baker
and
Union
counties.
The
tempera-
was had by all in attendance.
sweetness. Dr. Sage’s Catarrh remedy is a
Another thought to brighten cloudy days.
ture'bas'
been"about'nor'mal
Washington dispatch, 8th inst: The
has been
about normal; ; the extremes
sure cure for this repulsive and distressing him up, but Joe whipped out a pistol and | ture
Another theme of thankfulness and
Mr. H. Bommers of Helena, Mont., and commissioner of Indian affairs to-day
»be
lra
l
n
'P.
niade
<
T
ace
between
them
in
ranging
from
36
to
106
degrees.
Hot
winds
affliction. Bv its mild, soothing, antiseptic, great haste.
praise,
Miss
Anna
Houser
of
Jacksonville
were
are
reported
from
stations
in
the
north-
considered
the
applicatioa
of
Represen
­
cleansing and healing properties, it cures
Another link on high, our souls to raise,
married Tuesday evening at the residence
E.
Ray
the
butcher
does
some
solid
“
cuss-
eA»terh
portion.
,
_
_
the worst cases. $500 reward offered for an
To home in heaven.
the bride’s parents, Rev. Robt. Ennis tative Hermann to prepare for allotments
Crops
harvested steadily of
in once in awhile on account of some of
. «... — . Wheat
... is being
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incurable case.
*
officiating. The young couple left on Wed­ among the Klamath Indians in Oregon,
hi* female customers demanding choice an<* wl‘*
a ^ai.rgood crop except in nesday’s train for their home Mr. Som­ preparatory to opening the excess lands I Eagle Point, Aug. 7th, 1892. a . c. H.
beef without
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any bone. He
V says just
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portions of the northeastern
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coun- mers is superintendent of a railroad in that to settlement, and an order was given re­
Sam’s Valley Items
i soon as honelt ss cattle can be found he will < t»e?-
, . ,
, .
quiring the agent to notify the Indians
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bpnng wheat has not improved any state.
Savage’s steam thresher ia in the val­ buy a whole band of them.
Merit Wins.
. since last reports; but continues to suffer
David and James Dunlap and Mrs. Rho- to make selections, and as soon as the
ley.
Jerry Kinney and A. J. Barlow had an from drought to some extent,
I da Allen of Big Butte were arrested and surveys, which the interier department
We desire to say to our citizens, that for |
Cite
„
charged with an assault and battery by sanctioned last week, are completed, 1 vears we have been selling Dr. King’s New :
Oats ..re
are doing well enough. Corn would
Sheriff Pelton was in the valley yester­ animated discussion as to which could cast
aline the farthest in fishing. A small be ? improved somewhat by a little rain,
Justice Johnson of Eagle Point and were commissioners will be appointed to over­ i Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s
rain.
day.
wager was made and the two individuals
__ _ will _ be ;;
•
The fruit crop
light
in most brought to the county jail Tuesday. The Bee the final allotments as provided for New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and |
Jatnee Pankey is building a new wended their way to the river. Barlow j sections
owing to eariv frosts.'
parties pleaded guilty and were fined $20
Electric Bitters, and have never handled
dwelling house.
made a successful cast. Then came Kin-
Crops in Gilliam county have almost and costs. Habeas corpus proceedings in the general law on the subject.
remedies that sell as well, or that have giv |
nev
’
s
turn
who
made
a
hop,
step
and
jump
Master Jasper Hannah is stopping at
perished from the effects of" the hot winds will be instituted, the case being over the
Mrs. D. H. Churchill and five children of j en such universal satisfaction. We do not
reminding one of a cannilial ana payed out and tbe potato crop is said to be a total kidnapping of a child.
Dr. Stanley’s.
HICH we are prepared to give you very low
Great Falls, Mon., have arrived and taken hesitate to guarantee them every time, and
his line. He then swayed to and fro and ■ failure.
possession of their property, purchased 1 we stand ready to refund the purchase
Mrs. Ray and daughter of Gold Hill, made the cast. A second after Kinney’s
prices on, Especially in Quantities. Big As­
Tbe weather conditions that have ob­
from A. T. Kyle. While visiting in the price, if satisfactory resuits do not follow
was trading in Moonville last week.
The Temptation
contortions began. Barlow was called upon tained during the past seven days have
their use. These
l'lC'V icmcuic.inaiv
IUVU |
remedies have nuu
won their
Willamette
one
of
the
children
had
its
leg
sortment
of Camper’s Supplies and Picnic Goods.
Wm. Ulrich was doing business in to cut the book out of the back of Kinnev's been, as a rule, favorable to vegetation in To go out of doors in rough weather is not broke. Mrs. laird of the Willamette, i great popularity purely on their merits.
it.
1? IN 1 ir: — L. ... • r. ,<r 1 »zs
1
rrrri ci+a
nearly all sections of the state and were strong, but we are. many of us. compelled mother of Mrs. Churchill, is visiting them. È.
E. Winchester <S Co.,’ Druggists.
1 !
our little village last week. He is one head.
We also have a nice line of Wood and Willow ware.
all that could be desired for harvesting to face rough weather frequently. Disease»
of the beet business men in Jackson
purposes.
which
arise
from
a
chill
are
peculiar
to
no
The
dental
rooms
of
Dr.
Caldwell,
will
county.
i
season of the year. This is true, therefore
be closed during next week.
Dr. Stanley ia receiving an immense
All the leading brands of Cigars and Tobacco. And the
there should be in the closet of every house­
Edw. Hildreth was over this week from
BORN.
stock of gents and boys clothing. He is
hold—what? Not an unmedicated stim­
largest and best selected stock of Books and Sta­
ulant, absolutely devoin of anything but an
prepared to please all that want nice the logging camp on Klamath river.
excitive
action,
but
a
tome
combining,
in
BISH
—
In
Ashland,
Aug.
7,
1892,
to
Mr.
suits.
tionery te be found in the county.
Mrs. David Brower and daughter Miss
the effective form of on invigorant and an
and Mm. Austin Bish, a son.
O. Ganiard ami C. W. Penebaker Lou Brower of Grants Pass are in town to­
alterative, the quality of defence against
passel through Sam's valley Wednesday day.
changes of weather. Hostetter's Stomach
DIED.
M2 pNice Line of Japanese Goods and Fancy Articles, and
morning.
A. Giltv. of tbc Earl Fruit Co., arrived
Bitters has three or four properties that
i
in
the
valley
last
week
to
size
up
the
apple
no other article of its class possesses. Not
Miss Clara Rippey and Mias C. klev of
the
Complete List of Oregon School Books.
LYTTLETON—In.Ashland. Aug. 9, 1892, only does it relieve the complaints which it
Central Point, have been visiting Miss crop.
eventually
cures,
it
fortifies
the
system
William,
infant
»on
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
W. 8. Crowell, Dan Waldroop and R. M.
Rose McClendon of this vallev.
Lyttleton; aged live months. The funer­ against the bad effects of changes of tern-;
leave to-morrow for their Jenny
QP^°We Guarantee Bottom Prices.
Jacob Bowman was partly paralized Garrett
al was yesterday—I urial in A»hland perature. fatally and too often, shown in
creek claims.
cemetery. Rev. C. A. Lewis conducting 1 tbe deadly form of "la grippe;” it produces
* last ‘ weex, and ‘ there 1 ia no * hope ’ for his
a radical’change in the weakened con-j
religious services.
Carnegie ought to be good for a $25,000
recovery. He has since profeesei re-
; dition of a system peculiarly liable to lie
ligion and «as baptised in a tank la«! contribution to the republican cam pa Ln
attacked by’it. and it tends to provide
L.
I.,
ue
..
-.
a
.
.
u
co
Sunday by Rev. J. W. Slover and the un l th s year. The party cannot affo d firm dealing i<l ca«h re star, tvpe-wriieta, i against the danger resulting from an im-
to
b*ar
the
burden
of
hia
tro
ec.ion
ex-
help of men, who carried him out of the
etc., came up from !<• City .Sunday on a i poverished condition of the blood and a
. >
- OZRÆG-OLIST.
"Used in Millions of-HomeSc—40 Years the Standard.
perimeut for a ceut less.
hoose on a sheet.
D xxocrzt .
I
i disordered »tale of the liver" or biiwel».
Visit io bis family.
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At 0. H. BLOUNTS.
“nixs'u,'
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DRYGOODS,
NOTIONS,
ETC.,
Here is the opportunity of your life for Bargains.
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NURSERY
We carry Coon Co.’s fine white shirts and collars
and enffs. They are the finest in the market.
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Yours Truly,
O. H. BLOUNT,
Clothier eLXXd.
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Ashland, Oregon.
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FARMERS I
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Street
a “T. ”
lowest, way down.
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We are just in receipt of some Large
Invoices of
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