Valley record., August 18, 1892, Image 3

BREVITY BASKET
Cultivate your Voice. .
Tiie Weaver Reception
Prof. Francis Goenrtte, the leader of
Last Thursday afternoon the Ashland
Rev. Sam Driver was on this morning’s
voice culture, arrive«l yesterday from ■ tiaifi tn their full Uniforms played a
Siskiyou county and is stopping at the numt>er of patriotic air» in the plaza south train.
ASHLAND, O*., T icmíjt , Aug. 1«, ISUI i Ashland House. Prof. Guenette ia a which called together a large crowd of
Judge Mathew P. Deady passed through
teacher of ability and In our neighboring people who marched to the depot to do today for San Francisco.
I
I countv in California, Siskiyou, succeas- honor to Gen. J . B. Weaver, People’s
Gloriana. Frahmans farce comedy troupe
PF.IUOXAL AMD SOCIAL.
, fully conducted aome of the most pros­ party nominee for president of this re­ were on last evening s train.
perous liasses ever organized in the
M i .« s Kate Hansen is visiting at Siskiyou. membership being the leading music public, Mrs. Lease and the balance of
Reed Jt Collier’s “Hoss and Hoss” troupe
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their party.
were on Sunday’s north bound train.
Prof. H. C. Faber has returned to Tulare. lovers of Yreka, a town that stands
The train arrived at 4:10 p. m. and the
Cal.
Frank
Dye,
a
newspaper
man
of
marked
aside for no place for musical culture. party were greeted with music by the band
J. H. MARTIN having purchased the
was m the city yesterday from the I
Henry Mensor was on Tuesday ’s south Prof. Guenette will remain in Rogue and a floral display sufficient to emblazon ability,
north.
train.
Wilson <fc Walsworth stock of
river valley two or three months and the whole Pullman car. Besides this
Jacob fciferd, who has been spaying hogs !
Bonner McConnell returned yesterday to wishes to organize classes in the three they were loaded down with elegant and
towns of Medford, Jacksonville and Ash­ luscious fruits and lunches, that lasted up the valley, returned toward Jackson­
Yreka.
ville yesterday.
land. Those interested in the culti­
•»
frMmls*'1***
i* visiting Henley vation of a voice should not fail to see the the occupants of the car until they ar­
rived in Portland. Among the thought- : Billy Mensor of Port Townsend, and Ike
Professor.
Has moved them into his store and is closing them
ful things some one presented the party Mensor of Spokane, passed through tolay
D. L. Rummel went over to Klamath
for San Francisco.
with a freeser-full of ice cream.
Republican vs. People.
Monday.
out at Figures that Astonish you for Cheapness.
Miss Mollie Bameburg. of Medford, is
Gen. Weaver was introduced to the
W. P. 8quire, recently holding a gov­
M. B. Hanzen went to Pokegama
visiting Ashland friends, the guest of her
vast
crowd
that
had
assembled
(about
baturday.
ernment position at Washington, D. C.,
1400 people) by Wm. Harris, in former 1 sister, Mrs. D. High.
H. II. Miller and bis folks spent Bunday and on whom the mantle of leadership of years an old neighbor oi Gen. Weaver’s I Chas. L. Mother, formerly editor of the
the bank-ring wing of the republican
at Colestein.
Gen. Weaver spoke very Roseburg Star, was on Saturday’s train for
party of Asli land seems to have fallen in Iowa.
Mias Mamie Day is visiting Miss McGiU engaged with Ira Wakefield, (People’s cheerfully of the prospects of his elect­ that place from Arizona.
at Dunsmuir.
Removed to New Quarters
Gov. James E Boyd of Nebraska, and Sheriff’s Sale of Real Prop­
party) of Phoenix in a joint debate of po­ ion and gave his reasons therefore.
The General then introduced Mrs. party were on yesterday’s south bound
G. W. Crowaon u in Siskiyou county on litical issues at the citv hall Satnrday.
train in a Union Pacific private car.
erty.
fruit business.
MRS. E. B.
CHRISTIAN’S
. There was considerable misunderstand- Marv E. Lease who gave a glowing des-
Take H ood ' s and only Hoon’s, because
C. W. Ayers was over from his Scou , ing as to the “time” arrangements. I cription of the monster mass meetings
Big Bargains in Boys’ Clothing—
In the Circuit Court for Jackson cou.ity.!
▼allay mines ua a visit.
Finally Wakefield spoke an hour first they have received and declare«! that H ood ’ s Sarsaparilla «. ubeb . It possesses
State of Oregon.
Gen. Weaver was now on the road to merit peculiar to itself. Try it yourself.
.
and
then
Squire
spoke
an
hour.
Chair
­
We have a large line, all reduced.
Mrs. A. Lamb of Phoenix, was shopping
Thomas Smith. Plaintiff, vs. Geo. H.
Ye-terdav was a hot day in California.
man Holt called time.
Squire declared the White House.
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in Ashland Monday.
The party then put in the balance of San Francisco sweltered in 10u and Red , Lynch, Defendant.
: that the balance of the afternoon be-
Men’s suits way down to close—
Fred Fradenburg was called to Yreka 1 longed to him and kept on talking. And the time handshaking and kissing the Blutt at 120. The highest in Ashland was
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is­
yesterday on business
85.
sued
out
of
said
Court
on
the
21st
day
little
girls
who
presented
them
with
Fine Gray suits for summer, $5.00 to $15.00.
just like all wars between plutocracy and
of July, 1892, upon a judgment rendered in
J. C. Tuillinger and G. C. Fulton came
Mrs Hattie Ixigan and children spent the ni RMes Mr. Squire was going to take ■ flowers.
Court on the lltn day of April, 1892, in
yesterday at Colestein.
Mrs. Weaver accompanies the party, out from Astoria Friday and left for the said
what be thought selfishly belonged to
Special Bargains in men’s fíne Cutaway suits—
on a hunting trip with J. K. favor of said Plaintift and against said De­
M. Josephson and family, of Roaebarg, h’in. Anti the masses did as they al­ also O. N. Trickle of Nebraska, and C. mountains
fendant. for the sum of $300.09, with inter­
Leabo.
have b«reu located at Colestein.
Reduced to $15.00 per suit.
ways do, went on a strike and bovcotted A. Power, with their wives.
est thereon at ten percent, per annum from
The Yreka Journal says there is a rumor the 11th day of April, 1892, and the further Is now located on Main street,
William Patterson was over from his the meeting by rising up and leaving the
Appointed by the Governor.
that a paper will be started at Henley to sum of $89.43 costs and disbursements, I
hall, leaving Squire to talk to Bros.
Men’s fine Prince Albert coats and vests—
Beavercreek mines this week.
opposite Granite
advocate the interests of that end of Siski­ I have levied on and will otter for sale at
Leeds,
Roper
et
al,
his
bottle
washers.
On
Monday
Gov.
Pennoyer
appointed
R. G. Smith, the Grants Pass attorney.
you
county.
public
auction,
for
cash,
at
the
court
house
Regular price $25.00, reduced to $15.00.
HERE CAN BE FOUND Everything
On account of this peculiar way of end­ Samuel H. Holt a member of the state
was here baturday and Sunday.
The Rev E. N. Condit. president of the door in Jacksonville, Oregon, on the
in the Millinery Line at the Lowest
I
ing we cannot give anything like an of­ board of agriculture to succeed D. S. K
17th day of September. 1302,
Miss Nellie Del’eatt is visiting her uncle, i ficial report of the “scrap,” hence must Buick, and David M. Guthrie of Dallas Ahiany Collegiate Institute of Albany. Or.,
Prices.
Men’s summer coats and vests, $2 to $3.50.
W W. Fiddler, at Grants Pass.
j come to a conclusion to call it a draw. I
will preach in the Presbyterian church of at 2 o’clock P. M. all the following descrilted
to succeed T. G. Richmond.
C^“Neat Fit and satisfaction guaran­
Ashland, next Sabbath morning
i
real
property,
to-wit
:
Donation
Land
Claim
Men’s summer coats, neat ones, $1 each.
teed.
J. R. Toppocott, the Yreka lawyer, and About 40 people attended the melee.
Mr. Holt is a farmer of Phoenix and is
L. B. Gray has arrived from Albany. No. 37 and Lots 6 and 7 of Section 2. Town- i
his wife want to Portland Sunday.
well qualified for the position. At the
ship
39
South
of
Range
1
West,
in
all
358.46
‘ Many people of this countv _________
remember present time he is one of the presidential Hi« father. Dr. Gray, way in that city this acres more or less, levied on as the prop­
Men’ summer neckwear from lOcts up.
Mrs. Shephard Mt Tuesday for Iowa
' Geo. H. Chick,
who put up an ore reduc- electors on the People’s party ticket, and week settling up bis affairs there for his erty of Geo. H. Lynch. All in Jackson
’
where her mother te lying very low.
I tion plant at Medford of bis own inven- j county organizer of the farmer’s al­ j permanent residence in Ashland.
county, Oregon.
JOHN E. PELTON,
Largest line of men’s and boys’ shoes
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Hargadine and tion and which prove«! a failure.
Wm. Gee. with Messrs. Lewis and l’entz,
He liance and industrial unions.
Sheriff of Jackson county. Oregon.
Gov. has
child are visiting Grants Pass folks.
returned
from
a
long
tour
in
the
head
in this locality. Prices way down.
Dated this 17th dav of August, 18!f2.
went from here to Redding, and thenue
Miss Vertrees te off on a visit with to Loe Angelee, making a failure in each Pennover has a faculty of invariably waters of Rogue, ri ver Crater lake and Castle
j selecting go<xi, competent men to office. creek prospecting for gold, but didn’t find a
Douglas county friends and relatives,
instance. From there he went to Pitta­
Men’s working shoes, $1 to $2 per pair.
color.
Shooting of Joe Butler.
Mrs Will Jackson and Miss Jennie burg, Kansas, where he erected another
Men’s low-top Russet shoes, $1.50 per pair.
I have ben troubled with catarrh for
plant. In this venture bis method of
registered at Hotel Oregon Saturday.
Joe Butler, of Ashland and son of W. years. Ely’s Cream Balm is the only reme­
treating
rebellious
and
refractory
ores
Mrs. E. L. Mann, wife of the freight con­
I C. Butler, was shot at Castle Crag on dy among the manv that I have used that
Men’s canvas shoes, 75cts per pair.
has proved a great success, as we see in a
ductor, returned to Dunsmuir Tuesday.
Weilnesday of last week by a man affords me relief.—E. W. Willard, Druggist, i
copy of the Pitsburg Headlight This plant named Taylor, age«! 60 years. The af­ Joliett, Ill.
Men’s boots, all at cost
Mrs. Dr. Parson and Mrs. Geo. Fitch re­
turned Tuesday from their stay at Coles­ reduces twentv-five tone everv twenty- fair occurred at J. A. Bagley’s mining
A tight-wire telephone connects the de­ I
four hours, and pays a dividend ot 5 per claim and grew out of a dispute as to its
tein.
pot section and tne center of town. It is
Trunks and Valises, all at cost.
cent per month on the capital stock of
Kate Murphy, who has been visiting the corporation. A company of Chicago ownership. Joe. Butler, a son-in-law for public use, the depot end being near the
Big Drives in men’s odd pants.
relatives and friends, left Monday for New capitalists has paid him $75,000 cash for of Bagley’s went to Taylor’s house and Shannon house and the down town end at
York.
wa9 shot without warning by Taylor with Van Sant’s store.
the right to use hie process and erect a
Hermann secured the passage, in the last
W. J. Virgin, the miller, has moved into large plant in the Black hills in Dakota. a 45-70 calibre rifle. The bullet entered
the Ayers residence on 1st avenue, with his The Headlight says the Pittsburg plant about three inches to the right of the days of congress, of a bill to pension Wil-
;
lia'ni
Russell of this county, for injuries re­
family.
navel, passed downward and came out
is the only one of the kind in existence just above the head ef the femur. The ceived in the Oregon Indian war, says a
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Barron have return­ in the world, has been running for six
Washington dispatch.
ed from their recreation at Klamath hot months and has proved a grand success physician says lie will be able to set tip
in about three weeks, and the wound ' Warren Lvnch, Luella Sherman, Clara
springs.
It is called the Chick Short Method will not disable him.
Having leased the ware­
Lynch, Lillie Lynch, Allen Abbott,
Rev. Ed. Ulen returned to Portland Mon­ Smelting Process.
Taylor left the country but has since Arthur Abbott and Reno Gœldard were
REV. SAM P. JONES.
day after a pleasant visit with his folk* in
been arrested and lodged in jail.
drinking soda water at Colestein’a on house next to my store on
Ashland.
Pracht's Vindication.
I
the 7th—Talent News.
Rev. Saui Jones, the Great Evangelist,
Miles Cantrall was up in this end of the Washington dispatch.]
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
The state treasurer’s annual ap- Main street, I will open a writes: ‘ My wife.wbo wa« an invalid from Men’s and boys’ white shirts from 50cts up.
valley Saturday and Sunday looking at the
In restoring Max Pracht, of Ashland,
Large line of
that Contain Mercury,
nervous sick headache has been entirely
scenery.
Or., to service in the treasury depart­ as mercury will surely destroy the sense of portionment of interest arising from the
cured by six week's use of Dr. King’s Koval
I
common
school
fund
gives
Jackson
men
’
s
and
boys
’
strain
hats,
all
at
cost.
Commission
House
for
the
Simon Caro accompanied his wife and ment. the officials of that department smell and completely derange the whole
Germetuer. Her health is perfect. In
heir as far as Colestein Sunday en route to have done justice to a man whom thev system when entering it through the mu­ countv $6278.50; Josephine $2646.25;
three weeks two of my children were com­
San Francisco.
Klamath
$1344.15;
Lake
$1161.45.
pletely cured of nasal C atarrh . I t is truly
now acknowledge that they wronged. cous surfaces. Such articles should never
sale
of
all
kinds
of
Fann
Pro-
A
GREAT REMEDY.”
Mr«. C. F. Frizell and «laughter arrived Pracht was collector of customs of Alaska, be used except on prescriptions from reput
Although nothing much is being said
Monday from Iowa, accompanied by Mrs. •nd charges were made against him. He able physicians, as the damage they will do i about the asbestos fields on Evans creek, duce.
Germetuer presentsan array of testimon­
Frizell'» sister.
was far away, and the men who made is ten fold to the good you can possibly de Fred Fradenburg informs us that the
i ials absolutely without a parallel in the his­ CALL A l Z s TID EXAMINE OTTE. STOCK.
rive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure.man- conipanv has four men engaged blasting
up
the
ease
were
here
in
Washington
on
tory of medicines,both as to character and
Mrs. May Marion, who has been visiting
ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
number .
It is endorsed bv thousands of
her sister, Mrs. Mage Carter, return*« the ground, and they made it apparent O.. contains no mercury, and is taken in­ and that they find fibers six mcher long.
Bring
along
your
Flour
and
our
best known men and we are authorized
Sunday to FL Jones.
that something crooked was going on, ternally. and acts directly upon the blood
A Vancouver, Wash., dispatch of the 15th,
in
saying
that
it will permanently cure
I
J. B. Sollner. the Sisson merchant tailor and, acting on the reports made, Pracht and mucous surfaces of the system. In says the prohibitionists have nominated a
C atarrh , R heumatism , N euralgia ,'A sth ­
ticket and have engaged nine Grain.
was over this week. He leaves in a few was immediately removed, and another buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get county
I ma . B owel , L iver , B ladder and K idney
man appointed in his place. He was the genuine. It is taken internally, and lecturers to stump the county; among the
days to locate in Arizona.
J. H. MARTIN, ! T roub : es , P aralysis , E pilepsy . E rysipe ­
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & names mentioned being Mrs. Malloy. This
not
content
to
rest
under
the
imputation
las , I nsomnia , G eneral D ebility and skin
E. D. Foudray returned te his camp at
is undoubtedly our Emma
Co___
diseases ,such as S crofula , E czema , & c . It
Colestein Tuesday, after attending to some of wrong-doing, but went immediately to
O^^Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per
Ashland,
Aug.
3,
1892.
Edward
Schieffelin
and
family,
of
1511
work to prove the charges false. He bottle.
cleanses and parities the blood, invigorates
husiaets matters at Phoenix.
i
Central
avenue,
Alameda,are
about
to
take
the
stomach, tone.' up the general system
Mrs. Colton and daughter, Mrs. C. W. succeeded, for the treasury officials who
their departure for Oregon, where they will
and thus brings hialth and happiness. It
caused
hta
removal
have
restored
him
to
Jury
Liat.
Root, Miss Daisy Mingus and Miss Cole­
remain for awhile. Mr Schieffelin has
is no nauseous compound, but is as pleas­
the service and made him special agent
For September term of court:
man are camping at Colestein.
mining interests in that vicinity which re­
ant to take as a glass of lemonade.
in charge ot the Alaska salmon fisheries.
quire
his
personal
attention.
—
Oakland
George W Barron. Ashland, farmer.
A. Getty, of the Earl Fruit Co., returned Mr. Pracht claims that be was the victim
, Manufactured by
Times.
John Bolt, Applegate, farmer.
south Sunday, having bought quite a lot of
¡ROYAL GERMETUER COMPANY,
oi a conspiracy headed by the Puget
Conrad Mingus, Ashland, fruit grower.
apple crops in Josephine county.
The fair at Central Point this year has
DEALERS IN
John McCallister, Ashland, tarnier.
13 B Polk Street,
Sound opium smugglers on one hand,
every
evidence
of
being
a
success.
The
W. P. l«ean, clerk of the San Francisco and assisted by certain missionary
J T Layton, Applegate, miner.
San l-'rancisco, Calif.
triitlng
sum
the
state
gives
for
district
PAINTS,
OILS,
PAINTERS
’
TOOLS,
police court, left Monday for Placer county, leaders on the other. He has always
Peter Burkhalter, Applegate, farmer.
afairs amounts to very little. There are
after a summer’s stay hereabouts.
8 B Edsall. Big Butte, tarnier.
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
more fast animals now in training at the
been an enemy of opium smugglers, and
H
C
Wilkinson,
Big
Butte,
farmer.
J
Central Point fair grounds than in any
R. K Sutton’s family have been camp­ by reason of his position, has incurred
Jas Norris, Ashland, lumber merchant.
J
season yet.
ing at Colestein. Miss Alice Sutton leaves the enmity of some powerful men along
Building
Papers,
Wrapping
Papers
Thos Gilson. Sterling, farmer.
next week to re-open the Keno school.
SV/ILLSURPiTJS*-- t
Mr. Bashford was at Portland last week
and Twines.
Puget Sound. He says that he does not
Oscar Ganiard, Ashland, capitalist.
and purchased an Advance thresher;
Superior Judge Edward Sweeney and expect to have any further trouble with
James Druni, Jacksonville, merchant.
Ask
tor
our
40-page
giving his note. After that he cashed his
wife and Mrs. Wm. J. Gillespie of Redding, them, but that be will take care of the
W P Hillis, Pleasant Creek, farmer.
AH kinds of
own notes for 10 per cent discount. 'Me
Pii ICE LIST.
were at tne Depot hotel visiting Sunday. interests which he has in charge, and if
J W Masterson, Gold Hill, blacksmith.
made
10
per
cent
by
the
operation
as
be
Geo W Rice, iattle Butte, farmer.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS I Smiths’ Cash Stare, Laryetl
Rd. Thornton has gone to Siskiyou the men who were his enemies before
had
their
lowest
figures
and
acted
as
his
R T Blackwood, Eden, farmer.
county with woolen mill goods. Chas. 8. undertake to interfere with him, he will
416-418 Front 8U, San Francisco.
CONTRACTS FOB
own banker.
A L Gall. Table Rock, farmer.
Graves went with him to visit in Scott not be removed simply upon their re­
H V Helms. Jacksonville, saloen keeper.
Mr. Bashford informs us that the crops P ainting , P apering
valley.
E tc .
quest without getting an opportunity to
Scott Griffin, Willow Springs, real estate down the valley are turning out better than
A. B. Seal, lor many years representing be heard in bis own defense. He thinks agent.
had been expected. Fordyce only expected
Aehland, Oregon.
John A Obenchain, Big Butte, farmer,
A. Schilling A Co. jn this district, soon re that, although be is not directly con­
1360 bushels and got 1800 bushels from his
P Howings, Jacksonville, farmer.
tires to take a position with the firm in San nected with the customs service, he will
place.
Mr. Gordon reaped over 3900
Real Estate Transfers.
J
R
Tozer,
Ashland,
farmer.
Francisco.
bushels
from 100 acres, and 20 acres on last
be able to furnish the customs officers
A W Furman. Trail Creek, farmer.
Elizabeth Williams to A C Stanley—lots ,
year
’
s
com
ground yielded 53% bushels per
Hermann Beheld, of Yreka, an authority with information about the opium smug­
John D Chap pel, Rock Point, farmer.
10, 11 blk 14. Gold Hill; $800.
acre.
on titles and surveying subjects was at the glers which will be valuable.
W T Moore, Central Point, farmer.
Bertha 8 Barnum to C W Skeel—proper­
Roseburg land office the first of the week
C. B. Watson, formerly a resident of this ty in Medford; $1000.
John Dozier, Ashland, farmer.
on business.
G T Hershberger, Central Pt. merchant. county and for years receiver of the port,
Frank Green to <>eo H Haskins—lot 2 blk
The Royal Baking Powder maintains
has lately been appointed by the State 5, Beatty’s add to Medford; $75.
M S Wood, Little Butte, farmer.
W. E. Jacobs, of the Ashland Roller its vigorous bold on the public, and is
Board of school lands the agent for the 1 John S Brown to Julius E Miner—e % of
I M Harvey, Medford, farmer.
Mills, left last week on a business trip to active and aggressive against the impure
FIRST CLASS.
David Cronemiller, Jacksonville, black­ State School board in Coos county. Mr. n e % and n w of n e and n e % of n w I
Puyallup, Wash., where he has extensive and injurious baking powder palmed off
W.
at present is residing at Ashland % sec 17, tp 32 s, r 3 e, 100 acres, $000.
smith.
bop interests.
on the people. In thia task it is per-
but will move to this county soon.—Marsh­
Fred D Wagner, Ashland, farmer.
Geo E Morgan to A F Shnitz—lot 9 blk E,
Misses Camille and Minnie Walker, Mrs. forming a good work for honest and una-
field Sun.
R R add to Ashland; $106.
Lundy and Hprat Wells came in from John dnlterated food producta.
The “State” Pays Promptly.
M Rodgers to C W Skeel—lot 10 blk 24,
My son has been afflicted with nasal ca­
Wells's Sprague river stock ranch last week
tarrh since quite voung. I was induced to Medford: $1.
Medford, Oregon, Aug. 8, 1892.
on a shopping trip.
G
H Baker to Frank Green—lot 2 blk 5,
Jacksonville Jottings.
Ely’s Cream Balm, and before he had
Received of tiie State Insurance Com­ try
Robt. Anderson of Tule lake, was in this
used one bottle that disagreeable catarrhal Beatty’s add to Medford: $125.
S.
R.
Taylor
is
confined
to
his
room
with
BORN.
pany, of Salem, Oregon, the sum of $617,- smell bad all left him. He appears as well
Clinton Carey to David Brower—2.51 acres
week to see his horse. Tilden, and his colt
40 in full settlement of my dwelling as anyone. It is the best catarrh remedy in tp 38 s, r 1 w; $000.
in charge of Doc. McDonald at the Central an attack of malaria fever.
Jas Helms and wife and Henry Ammer­ IRWIN.—In Ashland, Angust 13,1892. to
George Linn, of Eugene, is spending the which burned recently, and I fully rec- the market.—J. C. Olmstead, Areola, Ill.
Point fair grounds.
man to Clinton Carev—2.51 acres tp 38 s, r
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Irwin, a son.
commend this Company to my neigh­
C. B. Gilson, the Hornbrook blue-gravel vacation with relatives in this place.
1
w
, $250.
Engineer John Wagner while fixing up
miner, passed through Monday on a north­
Miss Mamie Day went over to Dunsmuir bors and friends who need insurance.
Oscar
Ganiaril
to
S
F
Chadwick
—
35.45
an obstruction to his engine on Sunday af­
Portland Industrial Exposition.
(Signed) W. P. F ablow .
ern trip, stopping off at the Grave creek this week to visit her friend Miss Myrtle
I
ternoon’s incoming passenger at Cole’s met acres sec 18, tp 30 s, r 2 w, q c d: $1.
mines while en route.
Gill.
To the end that thia year’s Horticult- '
U
S
patent
to
Jas
Ellett
—
160
acres
sec
20,
with
an
accident
that
broke
the
bones
and
Eagle Poiut Items.
Our Stock is the cleanest, best arrayed and
ure display may be the largest and most i
mashed the long finger and lacerated the tp 32 s. r 3 e.
Mrs. Cooksey. Mrs. Morris and some of
The regular term of circuit court for E ditor V alley R ecord :—
Silas J Day to Nancy M Walker—all of attractive ever known, and preparatoiy i
their eastern guest«, making a party of Jackson
.
two smaller ones of his right hand. The
countv convenes September 5th.
best satisfying—if freshness, cleanliness and
lots 5 and 6 and 20 feet ott of north end of to sending it to Chicago in 1893, the :
twelve, have returned to Central Point 1892
Fred Price has returned to his home in crank caught him on the rod.
lots 1 and 2 blk 16, Jacksonville; $300.
from a trip to Crescent City.
low price is an object.
Exposition will offer a first premium of j
M. H. McCarthy, editor of the Yreka
Miss Lou. Watson, sister of Hon. E. B. Washington.
$100.00 and a second of $50.00 to the two I
Wm. F. Woodard, the enterprising young Watson, of Portland, is the guest of Misa
Mrs. Stella Fry has returned to her home Telegram was married on the 10th to Miss
The
Temptation
counties making the finest and largest I
representative of the Woodard, Clark A Lulu Kubli.
Mary L. Thompson, a southern California
near Albany,
To go out of doors in rough weather is not displays of fruits, including canned,
Co. drug firm of Portland, made the R ecord
girl.
That
’
s
the
way
it
is.
every
good-look
­
Simons A Brown are threshing all the ing editor in 8iskiyou county gets taken in strong, but we are, many of us. compelled
Mrs. R. R. Dunn has returned to Port-
office a pleasant call Tuesday.
green and dried, grown in the county
land after several months sojourn in Jack- grain in the Butte creek country.
quite young. The girls take them for to lace rough weather frequently. Diseases exhibiting, the canned fruit to be put up
Miss Fannie and Rd. Nunan went to Oak­ son ville.
which anse from a chill are peculiar to no
Special attention is directed to our Finest Sugar Cured
.Mrs.
Digman
is
improving
somewhat
un
­
millionaires.
land, Cal.. Sunday to attend school. Mrs.
season of the year. This is true, therefore by the person by whom it is grown.
Mrs. A. H. Maegly and three children of der the treatment of Dr. Stanfield.
Nunan accompanied them as far as Cole­
Hams,
Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods—Imported Fancy
Frank
Cluggage,
the
well
known
mail
A
premium
of
$30.00
will
be
given
to
there
should
be
in
the
closet
of
every
house
­
Portland, arrived here Tuesday for a
stein, returning home Monday.
We have another lawsuit on hand, a case contractor and stage man, who has resided hold—wbat? Not an unmedicated stim­ the county making the most artistic dis­
months visit with relatives.
and
Domestic
Brands. Our prices all through are the
of assault and battery. The taxpayers can in southern Oregon for many years, died at ulant, absolutely devoin of anything but an play.
Mrs. N. F Steadman and two children,
The people of Portland fully
Atchinson. Kansas, last week. He was at excitive action, but a tome combining, in realize the importance of the fruit
Mrs. R. 8. Day and daughter have re­ foot the bill.
who have been visiting old friends and
the time of his death, one of the propri­
form of on invigorant and an in'lnstrv, ami of having it, above all
relatives in Jackson county, returned turned to their California home, after an
I understand that the U. 8. marshal is etors of the stage line front Ager to Klam­ the effective the
quality of defence against
homeward to Anaheim, Cal., yesterday. extended visit with relatives.
after one of our citizens on Big Butte for ath Falls, Or., and several other lines in alterative,
changes
of
weather.
Hostetter’s Stomach others, represented at the World’s Fair.
A. Z. Sears and wife, of Medford, passed cutting timber on government land. Spite different parts of the Pacific coast.
A party from Central Point, comprising
Bitters
has
three
or four properties that And to encourage fruit growers to make
through
town
Tuesday
by
private
convey
­
work.
live teams, are taking in the Crater Lake
no other article of its class possesses. Not an extraordinary effort to select tiie very
section. Among them are Mrs. Fraden­ ance on their way to Crescent City.
R. R. Morris has discovered a mam­ only does it relieve the complaints which it best specimens, they have heartily joined *
T. E. Nichols and other members of the
burg, the Kincaids’, the Amys* and others.
Mrs N. F. Steadman left on Wednesday family have had Mr l)o«lge bore a well sixty moth quartz ledge near the line of Jose­ eventually cures, it fortifies the system with the Exposition and will oftbr !
Mrs. 8. E. Ish and Mrs. W. H. Gore for San Francisco to visit friends. From feet deep in the family burying ground so phine and Jackson counties which is against the bad effects of changes of tem­ premiums to the individuals making the
proving to be a regular bonanza. Top perature, fatally and too often, shown in best exhibits grown by themselves. The
were visiting Ashland and Colestein this there she will go to her home at Anaheim, that they can water the shrubbery, etc.
deadly form of "la grippe;” it produces
week and had intended remaining a week Cal.
Mrs. H. G. Shock has had a fine blooded rock assayed $140 and the ore gets richer the
a radical change in the weakened con county display will in no way interfere
at the last named resort, but Mr. Cole's
Miss Maggie Bellinger entertained a num­ chicken hatched by a new process, in her as the vein is followed up. Each pan dition
of a system peculiarly liable to lie witii the individual exhibits. A fine ex­
hotel is full.
ber of her friends at a dinner party Mon­ bureau drawer. She accidentally turned it prospects a yellow ring around the bot- attacked
by it, ana it tends to provide hibit at the Exposition this fall will be a
days
the
occasion
being
her
eleventh
birth
­
just
enough
to
make
it
batch
by'
the
even
tom.—Grants Pass Courier.
J. H. Lawn, a preacher of the re-organ -
against the danger resulting from an im­ great advertisement of the fruit prospects ■
temperature of our climate.
ized church of latter day saints, of Hollister, day.
poverished condition of the blood and a of Oregon, as special days will Ire set i
W. G. Day, once noted as the disordered state of the liver or bowels.
Cal., was in the valley this week preaching
Miss Alice Hanley was called to Rose­
In my last I inadvertently omitted to
aside for Odd Fellows and others who
He held a good sized meeting at the wood burg last week by the serious illness of her state that J. J. Fryer was with the party at champion go-as-you-please walker of
will visit the Exposition and admire and '
camp on Siskiyou Tuesday.
Lane
county,
whose
baby
died
on
the
cousin, Mrs. Lucy Wait, who is suffering the soda springs. ' Since then they have re
Wm. Otto returned Thursday from
tumetl greatly improved in appearance, as cars while going through Grants Pass Bogus, where his wife is visiting with talk of the fruits seer, there. The Grand
Jos. A. Wilson, superintendent of the from consumption
some months ago, has sued the company Billy’s folks. He informs us that Acers, Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United
Ashland mining company's quartz mine,
G. N. Lewis and family. Alex. Thomp­ they look the very picture of health.
States convenes at Portland, Sept. 19tb,
left Saturday for Hood river to be absent a son and wife, and Mrs. O. Keegan apd
In my last I stated that Justice Johnston for <30,000 damages. He alleges he was the man drowned in the Klamath river, and on the 22d tiie Odd Fellows will at­
couple of weeks and exchange fish stories family have returned home from the Dead fined James Dunlap and his mother, Old forced to occupy the smoking car and has been found, his head and face badly
with his friend Cradlebaugh. of the Hood Indian soda springs.
Rhoda $50 each, but he found after that that the fumes smothered his child. The cut from the fall over the rapids. That tend the Exposition en masse, when a
River “Glacier.”
that there was a limit and so he placed the conductor avers that Dav betook himself logs have been driven down the river to special ptograme of music will be rend­
Prof. C. 8. Price, G. G. Newbury. Miss fine at $20 each and cost. 1 he taxpayers
Judge Hanna was visiting in the city Agnes
and family to the smoker of his own free a point below Ward’s canyon whicii will ered by the great American band.
Devlin and Miss Dee Ankeny hate
A competent and impartial committee
Friday. After holding a special term of been selected as the corps of teachers for ' have to foot the bill and the parties are at will. Day was so poor that a collection require considerable blasting oqt of ob­
large. The cost in the three cases amount­ bad to be taken up among the passen­
court set by his predecessor preceding each the Jacksonville public school.
on rewards will be appointed and every
structions in the river before it goes courtesy will be extended by the manage­
ed to the neighborhood of $120.
term of court Judge Hanna will not call
gers to bury the infant at Ashland.
further. That Geo. Otto has the contract
The Watson-Kubli party went over to
any more special terms of «*ourt preceding
ment.
ANOTHER CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
for furnishing the logging camps with
Colestein for a weeks outing, but could not
the regular terms.
Applications for space should be made
Wm. French, Jr., in coming from the
procure
accommodations
and
all
returned
M.
M.
Odell
of
Sisson,
aged
65
years,
meat
at
cents
per
lb.,
the
present
Judge Neil, Owen Keegan, J. R. Tozer, to Jacksonville the same evening.
sawmill (Jacobs’) bad the misfortune to is being sued by Miss Emma Tilton of demands being one beef a day. That the at once, for this will be the largest dis­
I. O. Miller. Geo. Rockwell. J. E. Cox,
break bis wagon, but no one was hurt.
play ever made, and time is necessary
George Nell, Wm. Townsend and Fred
Mrs. Wm. Jackson, of Grants Pass, who >
Joseph Wilson, our druggist procure«! a San Francisco aged 29, for $20,000 breach Dig chute at Truitts will be completed in
Neil have returned from an outing to Fish has been visiting her mother. Mrs. L. C. wagon and hay rack the other day tor the of promise. Odell bad «lone what lovers about two weeks to run logs into the iorarranging the exhibits to the beet
lake. laike of the Woods ami borne via ■ Dunean, for the past week, returned borne ' purpose of hauling some hay but his team always do, when they fall in love at a Klamath. That a mineral spring has advantage. An early knowledge of what
Buck lake. Rockwell was lost for two days Wednesday to meet a sister who will ar­ - became unmanageable arid ran awav, distance.
He stuck his foot in it by just been discovered on the Schnacken- to expect will be of great service. All
railroads have granted liberal rates for
during the trip.
rive from Missouri this'week on a visit.
throwing him from the wagon, the wheel writing down his childishness in letters burg farm.
exhibits,
Engineer Frank McDonald and lamilv
O. Harbough returned from his trip to running over his face and bruising and cut­ After visiting her at San Francisco be
have returned from their camping at Tol­ San Francisco Friday where he took a car- ting him very badlv. He is now under the told her she wouldn’t suit, He had mar-
For a first-class meal any hour in the day
Chas. Mickealson, of the 8. F. Examiner,
" t HICH we are prepared to give you very low
D ick .
man's vapor springs. Mrs. McDonald and load of horses. He disposed of them, but care ot Dr. D. G. 'ferry.
ried Miss Susie Barnes of Oakland and you cannot do any better than go to the and Mr. Haskell, of the Boston Herald,
Eagle Point. Aug. 15', 1892.
children left Tuesday for a visit at Sacra­ did not find very ready sale as the market
Main and Church street restaurant of Mr. were on last evening's north train. Mich­
prices on, Especially in Quantities. Big As­
be
used
that
Miss
Tilton
didu
’
t
want
to
mento, J. A. Moffett and family who have had been overstocked previous to his ar-
Mrs. J. R. Tozer, where everything is elson is the young reporter who wrote a
wav, ao she is getting revenge by having and
L«en Visiting here and up north returning rival.
sortment
of Camper’s Supplies and Picnic Goods.
and where
the , heathen
The suicide of Judge J. C. Normile of the sensational city papers publish the neat and 1 attractive
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umnaHV
I puun Ui
Jia« i ivi just uciuic
brilliant uc.^Li
description
of *1'
A-hland
before
with them. Mrs. Moffet is a sister of Mrs.
Chinesehave nothing to do with the house. | tjie Examiner’s premium train came to
St.
Louis
is
affordiug
the
superstitious
a
We
also
have
a nice line of Wood and Willow ware.
McDonald.
p,wn the |ast tinie.
Chartuing people, these exceptional peo- ohance to speculate. Ho is one of the old bald-headed duffer’s letters and pho­ Meals 25 cents. Board per wee2. $4.93,
Charming
tograph
.
Sle
!
Here
’
s
a
medicine
—
Dr.
Pi,
Pierce
’
s
Hel
­
Mr. ami Mrs. A. T. Kyle deputed on
Sat unlay evening's train for their new en Medical Discovery for instance, and three whom the mother of Walter H.
Duncan Clark’s female minstrels ap­
All the leading brands of Cigars and Tobacco. And the
home at Great Falls. Mon. They were ac­ it s cured hundreds, thousands that’re Maxwell, the murder of Arthur C. Prel-
companied bv Miss Mattie Young who known, thousands that’re unknown, and ler. called down a curse upon. He is peared at the opera house Monday evening,
largest and best selected stock of Books and Sta­
an audience of bald-headed suckers
goes on to Dakota to visit with the family yet yours is aa exceptional case ’ Do you the second of the trio to die by his own before
roped in by advertising that wanted' mfn
of her uncle. Guy Stone left last week for think that that bit of human nature which
tionery te be found in the county.
only. But the pruuent-nllnded males ’’tiu
Great Falls with a car-load of Kyle’s goods you call "1” Is ditierent from the other hand.
attended
were
treate«i
only
to
a
very
dull,
parcels of human nature? "But you don’t
ami horses.
Not Married.
bum show that did not even possess the
Chris Evans and John So tag. the know my case.” Good friend, in ninety-
m - z pNice Line of Japanese Goods and Fancy Articles, and
merit of being vulgar or naughty. The
nine out of a hundred cases, the cause« are
On
the
14th
of
July
the
R
ecord
COD
­
Visalia train robber» and murderers, the same—impure blood—and that’s why
mob took out their revenge in cat-calls,
tained
a
marriage
notice
that
said
____
AI
ißö
the
Complete List of Oregon School Books.
groans, hisses and other hoodlum ex­
have not been captured. The express "Golden Medical Discovery” cures ninety-
Maggie Edmondson of Big Butte had
company, however, are determined to nine out of every hundred* You may be been married on July Jd to I. J. Patton hibitions that annoyed the management !
very mqcb. They 'ought to h<ve been
exception. And you may not. But
capture them. Ten experienced moun­ the
of hoodlums who
pgTWe Guarantee Bottom Prices.
would you rather be the exception, or at the residence of the bride’s parents. rotten-egged. A
taineers from Arizona and New Mexico, would you rather be well? If you’re the
The R ecord has been requested by­ will com; into this respectable rural town
employed by the express company as de­ i exception it costs you nothing, you get Mr. Israel Patton to 6tate that no such ana advertise a show that excludes the
ladies, should never be allowed to perform
tectives, have gone into the mountains your money back—but suppose it cure« you ? marriage ever occurred. So, young men, in
a respectable opera bouse. I-et them
Let the "Golden Medical Discovery " take don’t loose your grip and get discouraged
where Evans and Sou tag are supposed |the
keep in the dives, where they belong.
risk.
_________________
for
Miss
Edmondson
is
a
charming
to ba.
Have you tried the Detroit h'ree Press ?
JLSHX j -A-3>TID, CXRZEG-OlSr. .
young lady and you all have «an equal
Subscribe for the V alxey R ecord .
The Racoap gets all the news.
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i
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