Valley record., June 21, 1894, Image 4

Half-Fare Rates.
BREVITY BASKET.
Medford Items.
Klamath’s New Officials.
j
The 8. P. will sell half-fare tickets for
Miss Maggie Tice was visiting at Tolman
The
following
is
the
official
vote
of
the 4th of July all along their route.
The pay car went northward Sunday.
springs Sunday.
CURES PROMPTLY
Klamath county on county offices: On
Tickets will be sold from and including
T. A. Hayes was in the Willamette last
joint
representative
with
Lake,
Conn
de
­
J«
rr
y
Kinney,
ot
the
Hotel
Oregon,
paid
ASHLAND, O r .,..T hursday , June21.1894
Julv 2d to noon of the 4th, and will be week.
Medford a brief visit this week.
feated Daley 9 votes:
good to and including July 6th. Get
H. B. Carter has returned from the mid­ A. Schnridt and W. M. Colvig have gone
yourself a ticket, as the pay on the cars winter fair.
to the A. O. U. W. grand lodge.
PERSONAL ANI» SOCIAL.
will be at regular fare rates.
CANDIDATES.
Dr. Parson is home from the M. D. con­
Linnus Klippell and Harv. Taylor re­
SOOTHES, SUBDUES, CURES.
gress at the fair.
Found Guilty.
Go to G. W. Vaupel’s Shaving Parlor.
turned Monday from San Francisco.
Broadhead
all
wool
dress
goods
at
Vau-
The case of Tom Way, under indict­
David Payne was up from Medford yes­
W. I. Vawter attended the commence­
ment in Klamath county for the killing pel, Norris & Drake’s.
terday.
County Judge-
ment at the Eugene State University, of
of
a
calf
belonging
to
James
George,
was
Moore, rep............
M. F. Hull and Ad. Helms returned which he is a graduate.
Horticultural Commissioner Levi Morris
Smith, deni..........
concluded veBterday by bringing in a from the bay city Sunday.
was about yesterday.
Ex-Mayor G. W. Howard, now of Garfield Snowgoose, pop...
verdict of guilty. A motion for a new | Buy yourself a half-fare ticket for Ash­ county,
Millinery, cheap, neat and fashionable, at
Wash.,
spent
Sunday
in
Medford
trial will be argued Saturday. Knight land on the 4th and have a good time.
Mrs. L. A. Millsap’s.
en route to San Francisco.
For Sheriff -
and
Mills represented tbe defence, and
Sheriff Shattuck, of Josephine county,
State
Supt.
E.
B.
McElroy
attended
the
Ex-County Judge E. DePeatt, now of Applegate, rep....
the
case
will
cost
Klamath
county
$1400.
was in town Tuesday.
commencement exercises at the Ashland U matilla county, is here on* a visit and Fitch, pop...........
Smart, dem..........
schools.
will return home with his family.
Death of Sain Brown.
Jack Garvin, after a terrible siege of ill­
ness, was in town to-day.
If you want to enjoy your meals streng­ Bill Robison was over from Pokegama
Samuel Brown, an Oregon pioneer of
UR AIM is to compound accurately, to keep none but
For Assessor—
Mrs. E. Williams, formerly of Central
1852, died Monday morning at the home 1 then your digestion with Simmons Liver this week. He got left at Ashland by the Chastain, dem
the purest and best drugs, and by courteous treatment
train pulling out too quick for him.
Point, ha3 moved to Ashland.
Hill, rep........
of Wm. Brown, his brother, in the east­ Regulator.
ern part of town, from a short illness of
Chas. J. Newell and Miss Mattie Collins,
and reasonable prices, meet the conditions and wants of all
The I. O. G. T. grand lodge of Oregon is Wilson, pop..
W. II. Breese and son returned last night
catarrhal fever. Mr. Brown once owned formerly of this county, were married at m session at Eugene this week. Mrs. A.
from a trip to Klamath couuty.
doing business with us.
For Clerk—
A. Kellogg represents the Medford lodge.
the upper Dunn farm, and a few months East Portland last week.
Frank Hansen has returned from his
Harshbarger, dem
ago
sold
his
Jenny
creek
ranch.
He
John
Nyswancr
and
family
this
week
E. A. SHERWIN.
Frank
Torrey
<t
Sons
came
over
from
sojourn on the midway plaisance.
Leavitt, rep..........
was born 71 years ago in Ohio and was a moved into their new residence on the land the Beavercreek placer mines of Angle & Terrill, pop..........
F. T. Wheeler was up from Central Point
bachelor. The funeral took place Tues­ bought from the Fish tract near Phoenix. Plymale Monday, Mr. T. being much under
the first of the week for a social visit.
ASHLAND DZEÒTTC3- OOMPANY.
day afternoon, the interment being in Purify the blood, tone the nerves.and give the weather.
For Treasurer-
Miss Irene Chitwood is at Klamath
Ashland cemetery.
strength to the weakened organs and body
A fire in Rigby's Medford business col­ Martin, dem........
Agency visiting her sister, Mrs. S. K. Ogle.
by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now.
lege building yesteraay created a big ex­ McClellan, pop ..
A Lively Runaway.
Ask your Dentist about Sherwin Pearl White Tooth
citement
but was subdued before any dam­ Sergent, rep.........
Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dys­
L. Hessig, the Shovel creek stockraiser,
J. B. R. Hutchings was all rigged out and his bride, formerly Mrs. B. F. Butler, age was done.
pepsia, biliousness or headache.
Powder.
For School Superintendent-
for a peddling trip through Klamath of Pokegauia, were in Jackson county this
Rev. T. H. Stephens has given up his Butcher, dem............................
Prof. David Star Jordan, the Stanford
county yesterday morning. He bad just week.
charge as pastor of the Baptist church and DeLap, rep ....................... .
University man, is doing Castle Crags.
clomb into the wagon when the “off Robt. Smith, Wm. Short, Chas. Wilga- with his wife and boy has returned to Mrs. Gordon, pop.....................
F. Roper is back from a stay of some
boss” rubbed bis bridle off. He came mottand Ben Burnett, of Phoenix, went to Wheatland, Cal.
length at his mining properties on Williams
For Commissioner—
through
town at a breakneck speed. The Shasta valley Monday for the haying
Senator and Mrs. Cameron, and J. M.
creek.
Cronemiller and wife returned Monday Kilgore, rep...............................
early hour found all the clerks along the season.
Robert Taylor went to Pendleton Mon­
from the fair. On the fair grounds at one Melhase, dem............................
route armed with either a broom or
J. S. Lane and Janies and W. S. McKee, time there happened together 20 Jackson Wells, pop.................................
day as a delegate to the A. O. U. W. grand
sprinkling
pot,
and
as
the
runaway
team
of Lakeview, with a capital stock of $2000,
lodge.
dashed past, everybody yelled “whoa” have incorporated the Windy Spring Ir­ county people.
For Surveyor-
A. F. Eddy returned Monday front a visit
H. G. Blackwell, a mining capitalist of Beck, pop........... ......................
and threw their working utensils at the rigation Co.
of several days with old time friends at
Gold Hill, while stepping off the train here Caste), rep.................................
frightened team. The runaways were
Supt. C. 8. Price and wife, Miss Dee-
Eagle Point.
week sprained nis ankle very badly.
pretty well winded when thev reached Ankeny, and the M'sses Helms were up last
California Nominations.
He went to Ashland to remain at Hotel
For Coroner—
Mrs. W. J. Stanley was called to Wood­
the
incline
in
front
of
Minkler
’
s
grocery.
from
Jacksonville
Thursday
attending
the
The republican nominations so far as
Oregon until he recovers.
Galbreath, pop..........................
ville Tuesday by the dangerous illness of
We have no prices for Millinery now, so to
D.
L.
Minkler
transfixed
them
with
his
commencement.
made up to the R ecord ’ s press hour, are:
her sister’s child.
J. Hugbues met with an accident recent­
glittering eye, readjusted the bridle and
List
of
Letters
Governor—M. M. Estee, first ballott.
S. D. L. Ross, of Idaho, was in Ashland
speak. The very latest Spring and Summer
at Phoenix by going over the mill race.
gravely informed tho driver that that Monday looking after a place for a colony ly
Mrs. Chas. H. Pierce, after spending a
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland
Lieut. Governor—Millard.
It broke one of his ribs and injured his kid­
week with Ashland friends, went to Jack­
Novelties in Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces
w
as
no
way
to
make
a
start
for
so
long
a
of Idaho people, Frank Williams showed neys very dangerously. Dr. Cole has had P.O., June 18,1894.
Supreme Judges—Henshaw and Tor­
sonville Tuesday.
trip,
as
the
horses
would
be
tired
out
be
­
him
the
country.
Abbett,
James
T
Case,
A
H
charge
of
his
case
and
he
is
improving.
rence for long term and VanFleet short
and Feathers are being sold at any price.
fore reaching Jenney creek. No damage The Rev. Father Faber will celebrate
Donohue, Mr J O
Jacobs & Cardwell
Miss Ella Cox. daughter of the Sacra­ term.
Cottage
Grove
Leader:
J.
B.
McGee,
Wells, Miss Laura
mento railroad conductor, is here visiting
The platform on silver is stolen bodily to speak of was done, but the echo of the Mass at the Ashland Catholic church, Sun­ superintendent of the Annie mine in the
Miss Stella Petuber.
Persons calling for same will please say
:o:
from the populists—free coinage, 16 to 1, rumbin of tbe wagon has not yet died day, June 24,1894, at 11 o’clock a. m., the Bohemia district, has been in Cottage
W. II B runk . P. M.
weather permitting.
Grove the past week. He reports the mine “advertised,”
This is the day we celebrate—the 4th of with full legal tender. Also a straight out.
July—and don’t you forget it. Ashland is woman suffrage plank was adopted, and
Premature baldness may be prevented in full operation and a very rich grade of
T
Pokegama Notes.
A Household Treasure.
“in it” this year big.
the whole ticket is pledged to it. This is
J. S. Aid has settled up with the company and the hair made to grow on heads al­ ore is now being milled.
D.
W,
Fuller,
ot
Canajoharie,
N.
Y.,
says
Mrs. Chavner, of Gold Hill. Miss Rose
Miss Mary Devlin and Miss Barnes, Of coming over to populism at a rapid and after a visit in Jackson county, will go ready bald, by the use of Hall's Vegetable
lie always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis­
Buckley, of Uniontown, and Miss Maggie that
south to seek a location for a photograph Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Uniontown, attended the commencement stride.
1
covery
in the house and his family has al­
McAndrews,
of
this
city,
left
Monday
for
a
gallery.
exercises last Friday.
Prof. B. R. Stevens, the well-known and months’ visit in San Francisco and Cal­ ways found the very best results follow its
The 4th at Ashland.
The Pioneer box factory is in full blast, successful school teacher of Woodville, was
use; that he would not be without it, if
Miller Maury and George McKay, two of
The 118th annual anniversary of Ameri­ working extra hours and Sunday’s add married at the county seat Saturday to ifornia. Toni McAndrews accompanied procurable. G. A. Dykenian. druggist.
Central Point’s stalwart young men, were
them
as
far
as
Ashland,
returning
on
the
:o:
can
Independence
will
be
glorified
at
Miss
Mabel
Robbins
of
Phoenix.
shipping their boxes as fast as they are
N. Y.; says that Dr. King’s New
doing Ashland Monday.
1
evening train.
' Catskill,
Ashland in the most elaborate style. made. They work 30 odd hands.
Discovery
is
undoubtedly
the
best
Cough
Jake Ellis was committed to the Salem
Mr«. Tripp, who has been spending the Roper’s grove has been cleared of under­ Two neat dwellings are being erected in
A bicycle contest between Lyle Rice, the remedy; that he has used it in his family
insane asylum Monday. He has been
winter with her niece, Mrs. Luckey, re­ brush, and otherwise fixed up for the ac­ Pokegama,
And we are determined to Sacrifice the Pret­
railroad man of Ashland, and Geo. Parker for eight years, and it has never failed to
one
for
Will
Cook,
who
will
there
before
and
lives
on
Wagner
creek.
turned to Eugene Monday.
commodation of the shade-loving people arrive with his family from Chicago next The old man is 60 years old and a bache­ of this city, will take place Saturday. The do all that is claimed for it. Why not try
tiest Millinery ever introduced on this Coast
distance is five miles, on tbe road from a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
H. Hum and mother have gone to Klam- ■ The most ot the forenoon will be taken up month, and the other for Stock, tho com­ lor,
ath Falls, where the latter goes to take bv the literary exercises. The afterpart pany's book keeper.
Medford to Jacksonville. Tarker will ride bottles free at Ashland Drug Co.’s Drug
to gain our point. Call and see us.
Emil Pell, blacksmithing, horse-shoeing, an Imperial wheel and Rice a Viotor. Rice Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00.
treatment for cancer on the lip.
Unless the oompany get the rails for the etc.,
of the day will be devoted especially to
every description. First-class work made tbe distance in 15 minutes one day
O. K. Chitwood, a cousin of Chitwood mind-resting diversities. The bicycle additional two miles of railroad already and of satisfaction
guaranteed. The old
GENERAL NEWS.
:o:
Bros., of this city, passed through Tues­ races will be hotlv contested by several graded mighty soon, tbe logging in the Hunsaker shop near depot. Give him a recently.
timber belt will have to quit as all the good call,
day. He is engaged in business in Nebras­
At
the
noon
hour
on
Monday
a
man
en
of
the
fleetest
in
the
county.
The
young
Joseph A. Hudlura, 39 years janitor
trees have been cut down near the railroad
ka.
tered the jewelry store next door to Fitch’s
ladies race will be muscularly contested. and river. ________________
The high water in the Tule lake section tailor shop and stole two gold watches. He of the Chicago Board of Trade, died re­
J. Polile, J. W.Cox and! J, Pennington. 1 The afternoon fireworks will take place
of Klamath county compelled the inmates was arrested, given a hearing before Justice cently. He left a fortune of $90,000,
Lively R. R. Times.
the jeweler, started yesterday morning for at the same time as a counter-attraction.
of R. Hutchison, Slike Hartery and Jas. Walton, who bound him over to the grand
Klamath county, on an outing for some ,
The 8. P. is doing a rushing business Blevens’ houses to vacate in favor of higher jury in $100 bail. In defa
default of which he lies which camo from the sweepings in the
The
horribles
will
be
out
200
strong
in
all
days.
| in the county jail. The > man claims that he board room.
their tattered magnificence. More inter­ in the freight line just now, all the freight groquej.
Miles Cantrail has gone to Applegate, to ( est is being taken by everybody in the for Portland that has been detained bv
George Alfred Romide, aged 13, whose
The first Faces to take place in Oregon is a miner from Cole’s, on the Siskiyous,
pitch hay for the summer, the Ashland ( coming celebration than ever before. the flood preventing the N. P. and U. P. this season oocurred at Independence last and he had a horse-doctor and another par­ home is at Stockfan, was on a prospect-
schools, of which be was a teacher, having , The obsequies will wind up with a great getting into that city, has been sent via week. Juliet, belonging to H. B. Miller of ty fit him out with a miner’s grub stake
adjourned.
Pass, won the 2:30 pacing race, her and was to leave town on that day. The tonr wear West Point with a person
display of terpschorjan elegance at the Ogden, Sacramento and Ashland, ne­ Grants
two watches were found in his blanket,
he called his uncle and another man
J. A. Gross and wife, the well-known opera house.
cessitating the constant and incessant best time being 2:31^.
named
Piper, The boy kept camp, and,
hotel people of Albany, canie out Saturday
use of every engine and railroad em­
Gatch onto the big ad. of O. H. Blount,
Judge Groscup qf the United States while handling a self-cocking pistol, he
to remain at the Tolman springs for health
Watkins Items.
ployee that could be secured. The rush the clothier and hatter. Blount is a
and recreation.
M ain S treet , O pposite P laza .
Elliott creek and Middle Fork are swarm­ will last several weeks yet, before the N. genuine philanthropist and is going to do coppt nt Chicago ruled that a test or de­ accidentally shot himself in the leg.
Miss Laura Amy. of Central Point, who ing with prospectors.
P. gets its track rebuilt from Kalama to ins part in seeing that the bovs are in pre» coy letter, which was used to entrap When the men returned they examined
has been paying Ashland friends a visit as
sentable shape for the 4tfi of July,
Palmer, a letter carrier who was sus­ him and told him they could do nothing FAIRTS, ZP j ^IJSTTIEZRS’ TOOLS,
Miss Lou Faucett. of Watkins, is visiting Portland. It will be months before the
a guest of Mrs. Fradenburg. of Hotel Ore­
pected of stealing from the mails, in a for him. They then left him rolled in
U.
P.
repairs
its
track.
This
extra
Tqlman
Sprjngs
health
and
summer
Mrs.
Frank
Piper,
of
Brush
creek.
gon. returned home Monday.
freight business will make lively times resort and tpineral hatha, Mrs. A. W. legal sense at the time it was alleged to one blanket, covered with cedar boughs,
WALL PAPER. GLASS. ETC.
MissJoNnnan was up front Jackson­ The Shearers’ are having an excellent hereabouts as the railroad boys are earn­ Angle, proprietor. Baths 50 cents each have been taken by the carrier, and the
and told film he must stay there and
ville yesterday to send her friend, Miss run at their Steamboat placer mine.
ing lots of stuff now days,
all
round.
Board
and
lodging
$8
per
jury
was
instructed
to
bring
in
a
verdict
Cora Wall, home to Vancouver, Wash,
There will be a tn-weekly stage fine be?
B uilding P apers , 'n rapping P apers akd T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
week. Vapor baths free to gueBts of of not guilty. The letter in thia case die. He was found by a man named
They have both been at the midwinter fair. tween Herling and Watkins after July 1st.
Take Notiee,
Serans, who took him to West Point,
hotel»
was not regularly tran^ipitUd through where hiB wound was dressed. His
Col. Robert Gilham, Lord High Mayor
To dispose of summer stock the Misses
Crary. Hogg and Lewis, of Ashland, are
Frank Cramer and K. Otaki, of the U. 8. the mails
>yas ppt postmarked,
of Wolf Creek, was on Sunday's train on a prospecting Chris. Lanson’s claim on Brush Hargrove offer all millinery at a discount.
compani&ns have not been heard of.
fish commission, were in Ashland several
mining expedition to Butte county, Cal. creek.
Frames from 18c to $2 00.
days
the
past
week,
fishing
in
our
gtreftlidi
He says he will tell us all be knows when
Flowers from 10c to $1.50.
for some specimens of tlje finny tribe. It
Andrew Frakes has been having more or
he gets back.
It will be to the interest of those not is reported that they found a variety of qn-
less
trouble
with
a
landslide
at
his
Silver
Capt. John W. Siemens, of Troon B,
supplied to get prices.
2t
usual interest. They have been out In
Klamath Falls, passed through Monday Fork claim.
Klamath coqnty also,
Sylvester Smith and Alfred Andersoq
for the A. O. (J. W, convention, and J. Q,
The
4th
at
Gpld
Hill.
Rev. G. W. Black, of the Baptist church,
Willets of Lakeview went through last have joined forces tó operate a niine pq
The citizens of Gold Hill were called to«
__ delivered a sermon Sunday evening flat-
Elliott creek,
evening on the same mission.
getber June 11, ’94, to make any necessary footed in favor of taxation of church prop-
C. W. Gay, an Oregonian of 40 years
Kinsman, Detwiler and Keith are ' arrangements for a celebration July 4th,
against the use of public money
standing and a prominent substantial figuring on a hydraulic for their Dividend 1894, and the following committees were exty.aisQ
for sectarian purposes. Rev. Mr. Black
citizen of Portland, came out Saturday to Bar claim. This property has paid over appointed:
will deliver another sermon in the near
spend some time at Tolman's celebrated sixty
!
cents per cubic yard for all dirt hand­ Committee on Program—Dr. A. C. Stan­ future
on “Romish Influence at Washing­
mineral springs in the Siskiyous.
1 led thus far.
ley. W. S. Fitzgerald, John Hammersley, ton.”
0
Mrs.
A.
J.
Barlow,
Mrs.
Crawford.
D. F. Crandall, an old time friend of E.
Captain S. Terry and brother will make
Chas.
Decker
and
W.
B.
Adams,
cd-
Committee on Finance— J. B. Syden-
A. Sherwin, the drug concoctor, was a J some important changes on their property
Tilla Carter, Walter Bryant, Mrs. Waldo, Josephine county, were in Ashland
visitor here for a few «lays this week. Mr. near
1
the mouth of Dutch creek in the near stricker,
1 I. E. DeBoy.
Sunday in hpt pqrsqif of two fallows who
Crandall is the agent for the C. M. and St. future.
1
C. W. B.
three, horses and saddles lielonging to
P. R. R. at Chippewa Falls, Wis., and is
Watkins, Or., June 16th, 1894.
( Committee on Grounds—Mrs. Marks- stole
bury, Miss Lora Rqy, Miss Afia Packer, Deckpr. They were oq the wrung track as
western coasting for sske of his health.
: •> ' id h t-i. ->iq i
The breath of a chronic cqtarrh patipnt is H. 4. ^ryder, Mrs: Cuqhinghiiu, Barth the thieves were safely in charge of Sheriff
Mrs. G. H. Willson, daughter of Mrs W. ( often so offensive that fie bêcotiiçs an ób- 1 Signprntte. I. I. Thomas.1
Shattuck at Grants Pass wheu they
’
O. Parker, who Jias been visiting here for jectof
;
_..ived
Committee on Music—Mr. Jeffries, Mr. in Ashland-.
disgfist. After a timé ulcération sets
the past three week«, left Monday to join ] in, the spongy bones are attacked, and fre­ Barnhart, Mr. E. Bryant, Miss Inez Fitz .
foUewi-
her husband in San Francisco, where Mr. quently
,
destroyed. A constant source of gerald. Miss Tilla Garter, Miss Nellie Ray. rivat •- ‘
_.,g is the schedule of the ar-
Willson is managing the weather for the discomfort is the dripping of t|ie pprulent Miss Katie JfircUs.
‘ '
f
_.<u departure ot mails on the route
administration.
The liec'larahon’of IndeuanA Jo— -
secretions into the thrpat. soqietinjë« pro­ re^by
between Ashland and Shake, to take ellect
Mrs. Judge Tolman left Monday on a ducing invetérate braqchifig, whipfi |s usu­ tuS? ¿?i iTT3 A **"-----
—*ce will be July 1st, 1894; W. M. Tyler contractor:
ally
the
exciting
caqsp
of
nuliqoqary
'(fis?
will h *
.„.utt, and the ora-
visit to her old home in Oskaloosa, Iowa,
Leave Ashland Monday, Wednesday and
. »..ivered by Wm. M. Colvig. Friday of each week at 1 o’clock p. in.; ar­
returning with Mrs. H. Leighton and son, ease. Thp pyilfiant rtsplts fay ;ts use r«-
* ..ere will be a platform arranged for all rive at Soda Springs by 5:30 p. 111. I eave
W. M. Leighton, who have been visiting at vcjtrs past properly designate
Balm as by far th- »— '
s Crean, who wish to trip the fantastic toe. day and Soda
Tolman's for several months. Mrs. Tol­ I unor>
Springs Tuesday, Thursday and Sat­
-
_
all(
j
on
Jy
cure<
night. Grounds near town, and music fur­ urday at 7 a. m., and' arrive at Shake by
man will remain east all summer.
I
. — J vur druggist for it.
[5]
nished by Gold Hill Cornet band.
12:30 p. 111.
Happy daj'3 and restful n’
resuU
Leave Shake Tuesday, Thursday aud Sat­
The New Spring Hats
Commencement Exercises.
from ttslhg yer's Sarsaparilla. 11 so regu­
urday at 1 o’clock p. ni.; arrive at Soda
lates all the bodily functions and streng­
Are
all
adorned
with
roses.
The
roses
on
Springs by 6:30 p. m. Leave Soda Springs
Last Thursday evening Ganiard’s Opera
thens the neryppi system that worry and house was handsomely tilled with patrons your cheeks can be retained by using Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 a. m.;
iatigue are comparatively unknown and andfiiendsof the Ashland public schools Parks’ Tea. It clears the blood of impur­ arrive at Ashland by 11:30 a. 111.
life is truly enjoyed. It is certainly a most to witness the exercises of A and B classes, ities, moves the bowels every day and gives
Sash, doors, windows, shingles, lumber
wonderful medicine,
r red M. Carter acted as president of A health and strength of the user. Sold by and
all kinds of building material at Norris
E. A. SuERWIN.
class,
and
introduced
Miss
Ethel
Walrad,
Mr. anfl Mrs, B. Beach returned Satur-
Co.’s lumber yard at railroad track.
the
class
historian,
who
devoted
some
min
­
their midwinter fair trip. At utes to short sketches of the graduating
Ashland,
*
Ileal Flstate.
Rtskivou station Beach was taking in the class.
The
class
prophet,
Miss
Mabel
Rus
­
Delard
Marlin
to
Janies
Leander
Smallev,
1UI 1VI
KI
HIS GRAND Semi-Annual Clearance Sale of Summer
The bodies of Downing and Weaver, the
scenery and was so absorbed that when the sell,'gvae her imagination full swing, and
s w % of n e % of sec 2, tp 35 s, r 2 w, 40 two prospectors, who succoinbed to a ter­
train started he found himself riding on looked into the future some fifty years and acres.
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Goods, consisting of fine summer coats, extra fine tailor
$100.
rific storm in the Bohemia mining district,
the blind baggage, all the section hands be­
found the presidential chair of the United
A. J. Daly to Sarah A. Coy. lot 7, blk 7, Lane county, are about to be recovered.
boys’
tween Siskiyou and Steinman remarking as States
occupied by one of the female mein Daly & Emery’s addition to' Eagle PoinO; Surveyor Lea, while surveying a wagon made clothing, a magnificent line of balbriggan underwear, fine white, colored and negligee overshirts, men’s and
the train passed by, “I’va seen Ujat ¿obo
$50.
bers of the class, having been elected on
road, came to a rough ravine at the top of
before, begorra.”
tbe populist ticket. Miss Rosa Dodge next
D. W. Palm et al. to Louisa Lowery, lot which lay two pairs of snowshoes. Lea hats, shoes, &c., &c.
presented each member ot both classes with 9, blk 32. Medford; $60.
worked his way down to the bottom, where
Jacksonville Jottings.
a class token of uncertain value, amid the
Ella M. Young to E. V. Mills, lots 14,15, he saw Downing’s body lying with liis face
Mrs. W. M. Colvig is visiting friends plaudits of the audience. Miss Lottie 16, blk “O.” Ashland; $14.
down and left arm thrown over a tree. He
United States to Dillard Martin, s w »4 of had caught hold of a bush to get out. but
at Portland, as is also Mrs. Adam l’racht whs announced as president of
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Commenced this Great Sale one month earlier than usual on account of the season being back-
Class B, and Miss Bertha Williams per­ n e X of sec 2. tp 35 s, r 2 w, 40 acres.
tbe bush broke, and being exhausted, he
Schmidt.
sonally introduced each member in a few
John G. Crump to Rachel M. Johnson, Eerished. As the place is so rough that
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ward, and our stock of summer goods being so extensive.
But our loss will be your gain,
Mrs. J. Winchell, of Uniontown pre­ well chosen words. A class song was ren­ 8 14 of n e and n JI of n e % of sec io, tp ea could not get around without as-istance
cinct, has returned from a ten days’ visit dered, and Miss Theresa Bryant gave an 37 s, r 1 e. 240 acres; $2,000.
he was compelled to give up the search for can all procure your Fourth of July outfit this season ata reasonable price. You should by no means miss this oppoi-
with relatives at Portland.
admirable recitation. ThV class orator, J. W.Cox to John G. Crump, s J4 of n e Weaver’s body, but he believes he is lying
Mr.
Ferd
Strange,
was
next
on
the
ros
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and
n
%
of
n
e
%
of
sec
10,
tp
37
s,
r
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e.
within a few feet of Downing, near a log. tunity, When you buy from us you do not have to pay other persons’ bills, as we do not sell one dollar s worth on time.
Miss Mary Devlin has returned to her
and delivered a very creditable ora­ 240 acres; $1,000.
home at Uniontown precinct after a trum,
Seasons before we were like other merchants who sell goods on time. AVe had to charge you a high price in oidei to
tion. Tbe concluding effort of the evening
John E. Pelton, sheriff, to Waterhouse,
In Probate.
months’ visit in California.
was the burlesque legislature, which fur­ Leslie w Co., lots 10,11. and an undivided
matter of the estate of M. F. Babcock make up our loss on the next man who never paid. Read over our reductions and then oome and see us and we will
R. 8. Dunlap, everybody’s friend, left nished considerable fun for the audience, two-thirds interest in lot 9. blk 15, Central — In
Order for sale of real property.
Sunday for Hornbrook, for a two weeks-' Prof. Hayes acting as speaker of the house. Point; $381.
Estate of Lewis Raes—Order made to show you the finest stock of clothing in Southern Oregon.
The graduation exercises on Friday even­
visit with the familj’ of John Woods.
cause why realty should not be sold.
ing were more than well attended. The HOTEL OZRZEQ-OHST show
Estate of Wni. AIcoe—Tuesday, August
Gen. T. G. Reatnes, wife and daught­ entire house was packed “a la sardine.”
7,1891, set as day of final settlement.
ers, Mrs. 0» Harbaugh and Miss Edith The stage was tastefully decorated, the
F. T. Fradenbufth. Prop.
In matter of the guardianship of Blanche
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Priest returned home from San Francisco class motto and colors in tbe rear and a few
Harris
—Mrs, Nellie Harris appointed
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Schnider
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wf,
Pt
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Sheets,
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F
carloads
of
rare
and
beautiful
flowers
in
Tuesday.
Men’B fine laundried dress shirts, from
guardian.
Mens’ A 1. $3 dress shoes reduced to $2.
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The evening program began with a. A B Ashman, Cin’ati G E Schuler, Duns
Mrs. II. K. Hanna and family will iront.
Estate of Henry Wines—Ordered that
25e up.
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Fine line men’s $5 dress shoes reduced
F Baugasser, S F
well executed piano solo bv Miss Clara W RGlasgow.Os, Ind W
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Fi
the proceedings admitting the will of dece­
Boys’ knee pants, worth 50c, selling now
leave Thursday for Oakland, Cal., at Austin. The Rev. E. P. Childs then in­ N A Ambrose, Port J N Fish,
to
$4.
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dent to probate be vacated, and that all or­ I
which place they will reside for the next voked the blessings of tire Deity, Miss T D Drew,
for 25c per pair.
T James, Sh’ty inn
Good line men’s working gloves, worth
R D Hawkins, Duns ders herein and papers made and filed lie
two years.
Boys’ cotton pants, worth 75c to $1 Pair,
Bessie Hammond, the salutatoriân, read E C Murray. S F
$1,
reduced
to
50c.
per
pair.
surrendered to the executor of said estate.
Jas Burke,
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able paper. Her subject was the “First W E Coni, Med
selling now for 50c.
Men’s fine suspenders, regular price 50c.
Messrs. Patterson, Jacobs, Rawlings, an
W L Townsend, do A R Montietli, Port
Station/
’
Frank
Shideler
chose
“
The
Aim
Boys’ summer sailor suits, worth i
Holt, Welch and Jackson, the newly in Life” as the subject of his oration. A W N Luckey, City W W Carter. S F
and cheap, reduced to 25c.
Marriage License Issued
dosing out 75c per suit.
Men’s washable summer coats, worth Si,
elected officers have visited the county solo by Miss Winnie Bolton was very Leo Papper, Port A SWard,
June 18, to John M. Wolgainott and Miss
Boys’ suits up to 18 years, coat, | pants
Reduced to 50c. each.
seat this week on official business.
Lizzie Blackwell.
Grover Cleveland,
pleasantly received. The next on the pro­ Otto Guthmar, “
and vest reduced to $4 per 6uit.
“
Washington, D C
Men’s fine washable summer coatB and
A. F. Eddy, who once resided in Jack­ gram was an essay; subject. “Over the J A Reil,
Boys’ good solid shoes, worth $1.50 pair,
H
G
Blackwell,
D
’
troit
Chas
Decker,
Waldo
Seas,
”
by
Miss
Jessie
Wagner.
Fred
W.
vest,
reg.
price
$2,
reduced
to
$1.25.
MARRIED.
sonville, was here Saturday and Sunday
“
reduced to $1 pair.
delivered an oration entitled, -The Albert Pankev. Ct Pt Bert Adams.
Men’s black summer coats, worth $2.50,
visiting friends. He will soon establish Carter
Influence of Fiction.” The next was an J M Taylor, Pokeg W H Reid, Tacoma
Misses good substantial $1.50 shoes re­
reduced
to
$1.50
each.
STEVENS
—
ROBBINS
—
In
Jacksonville.
a merchantile business at Ashland.
essay by Miss Daisy Mingus, “Come Take B B Lee, M D, S F I P Hayden. Port
duced to $1 per pair.
20 men’s very neat worsted suits, worth
Juno 16. by Rev. W. B. Moore, B. R.
“
Thos McAndrew, M’d
Miss Rose Buckley, of Uniontown, a Stroll with Me.” This was followed by G E Schuler.
Boys’ fancy negligee shirts red. to 25c.
Stevens
and
"Miss
Mabel
E.
Robbins.
$7
to
$8,
reduced
to
$5
per
suit.
A
B
Seal.
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A
Ambrose,
Port
passed through town Saturday to Med­ an essay by Miss Ethel Walrad, “The Mar­
Boys’ fine quality negligee shirts, worth
25 men’s beautiful summer suits—gray,
“
ford to meet some friends, whom she ble Waiteth,” a production of considerable E B McElroy. Salem CW Gay,
* 75c and $1, ail reduced to 50c each.
F
A
Huntington,
8
F
F L Southwick, RMS
brown, dark or light—this lot is
will accompany to the fair at San Fran­ merit. Mrs. Chrisman and Miss Tiffany W 11 Flannagan, G P G
BORN.
Boys’ summer underwear red. to 25c,
M Maury, Ct Pt
among
our
grandest
bargains.
We
sang
a
sweet
duet.
The
valedictorian,
Miss
cisco.
Boys’ nobby 50c hats reduced to 25c.
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Mabel Russell, took for her subject tbe Alice McCullock, “ G McKay,
were selling them low at $9 to $12.
Any quantity men’s under wear reduced
Mrs. Chas. Prim, Senator Cameron class motto, “Honors Wait at Labor’s W A Hemphill, Oak G E Schuler, Duns
BANKS—In Ashland, June 16, 1894, to the
Now they all go at $7 per suit.
and wife, Jas. Cronemiller, John Orth, Gate,” which was well received by the au­ Lizzie Gilmore, Med Sam Clary. Hn’brook
wife of John Banks, a son.
to 25c.
We
have
a
big
line
of
$13
to
$15
suits
—
J W Hockers mi th. •• J Munn. 8 F
Men
’s heavy-ribbed 75c underwear re­
Mrs. K. Kohli and Marvel Taylor have dience.
excellent.
All
marked
down
to
$10
ABBEY-In Ashland, June 17, 1861. to
Hon. C. B. Watson then presented the H B Taylor.T'ior Hse G M Grainger, City
all returned from a pleasant visit at the
duced
to 50c.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H, Abbey, a daughter.
per suit.
diplomas in a masterly style to the gradu­ G 8 Sanford, MtClm A L Carlton,
bay city.
Men’s jeans pants 50c up.
Men’s fine balbriggan underwear, worth
Milwaukee SMITH—In Woodville, June 12. 1894, to
ates, as follows: Jessie N. Wagner, Bessie G Newbury&wf, Phoe
Men’s heavy $1.50 working shoes re­
N. A. Jacobs, county clerk-elect, has W. Hammond, Mabel E. Russell, Wm. W. J C Tolman, Sh’ty mu J V Scott, Poke
50c reduced to 25c.
Prof, and Mrs, R. 1). Smith, a son.
duced to $1 per pair.
purchased the home residence of Prof. C. Peed, Elsie M. Patterson, Rosa Dodge, A L E Bender, Tol Spr E D Ivory, Oak
Men’s fine balbriggan underwear, worth
Fine line men’s $2.50 dress shoes—ail
8. Price on California street; considera­ F. Shideler. Ethîl V. Walrad. Fred M. W B Jenkins. St Luis F E Engwicht, R B
$1,
reduced
to
50c.
C Murray, Port
W C Bevington, Duns
reduced to $1.50 per pair.
tion $1000, and will take possession July Caiter, Charlotte E. Colton, Daisy E. Min­ J JAGrossÄwf,
Men’s fine balbriggan underwear, worth
Albny
Awarded
gus,
E.
Patrick,
Genevieve
Z.
Tiffany.
Our $18 and $20 suits—something grand
1st. He has secured a beautiful location,
$1.50,
reduced
to
$1.
Geo
Washington.
G
H
Richardson.
At the conclusion of the presentation of
—all marked down to $15.
Men’s gray summer underwear, regular
Jacob Ellis, of Talent, was brought to diplomas, he, in behalf of »he class pre­
Washington, D C
Star Plug Highest Honors—World's Fair.
Men’s cotton pants, regular price 75c to
price 50c reduced to 25c.
town Sundav and given an examination sented to Prof. T. A. Haye« a unique silver C Dunton A wife, do T J Leininger,
$1, reduced to 50c per pair.
Men’s tine negligee overshirts. 25c, 50c,
Klam Hot Springs
and adjudged insane by Drs. DeBar and sugar bowl, and to Miss Ewan an elegant Mrs E E Savles,
We
have a big job in pants, handsome
Steinman ■I no DePangher, do
75c.
All
of
these
lines
are
worth
Robinson. Deputy Sheriff L. Stsemore t gold pen and holder.
ft
»
*
do
State Superintendent McEllrov was then Miss E Sayles, do Z E Schuler,
patterns, worth $1.50 pair; fill down
»
double.
and Chas. Schultz took the unfortunate
J Haines,
do
called upon for a speech, and made a few- Frank King. Port
to $1 pet pair.
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Big
line
men
’
s
riveted
overalls
reduced
man to Salem Monday evening.
P N Hanks, S F
pleasant remarks.
3 K Bradford,
We
have
1000 pair fine wool pants,
to
50c.
Constable J. Woolf, of Medford, was
The exercises were closed by a class song. J C Friendly, Port
Shorty mine
walked to bargain pi ices.
Men’s derby hatB, worth $1 to $1.50, re­
I
C W Ransom, “
F J Bowers, Omaha
here Tuesday
having
in
charge
:
Fine line of dancing jumps—$1.00 and
duced to 50c.
i
L E Bender, Tolmans
another boarder for Sheriff Pelton. The
A large diamond is reported to have M D Mitchell, S F
$1.50 per pair.
Very large line of trunks and valises
M
Seheydecker,
Port
man was charged with the purloining of been found on Queen Charlotte’s Island.
way down.
two watches and other small articles
The funeral of Bishop Silletoe took
After fighting four years Belva Lock-
from a jeweler at Mediord. The county
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place at New Westminister, B. C., on
Wood
has
been
admitted
to
practice
in
jail has three occupants at present.
Thursday,
and
was
attended
by
people
.
the courts of Virginia.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4, I. O. O. F.
from all parts of the province.
Brother Jonathan Located.
at the regular meeting on Monday even­
Charles F. Meyers, who killed Frank 1
ing elected the following officers: Mrs.
It seems they have found the steamer
S When a boy buyr • a suit, shirt, shoes or pants|
Alice Ulrich, N. G.; Mrs. Rose De- Brother Jonathan at last. The vessel was Sherry at Asotin, Wash., in March, 1893, ■
we give 1 him a neat little cap.
$
I
Roboarn, V. G.; K. Kubli, R. S.; Mrs, sunk about thirty years ago, opposite has been convicted of murder in the first ■
I
Crescent
City,
and
a
company
formed
for
degree.
W. J. Plymale, F. S.; L. Pquiwitch,
purpose has found the wreck near a
Wanted—Pushing Convasser of good ad­
Treasurer. Mrs. W. J. Pivmale was the
sunken well, upon which the vessel struck
Liberal salary and expenses '■
recommended f >r the position of District when she went down, it is thought that dress.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
gaid weekly; Permanent position. Br»wn
Tieputy Grand Master of Ruth No. 4.
there were millions of dollars in her treas­ Iros. Co., Nurserymen, Portland Oregon. . A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder, Fret
ure boxes and this has been the incentive
Dr. Caldwell fills and extracts teeth with­ of many searchers during the past gener-
Bring your job wo- k to the Record of- L from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
1 at ion,
five; quick worklow price*.
i
out pain. Oyer tba Bank,
40 YEARS THB STANDARD.
VALLEY
RECORD.
Mining Items.
ST. JACOBS OH
Judge Wm. H. Reid, of Tacoma, was
in Ashland this week with Mr. Stewart.
Judge Reid, in connection with Mangum
& Stewart, who already own valuable
placers on Applegate, have bought
James McDonough’s Fort Lane placers
at Tolo and within 90 days will have the
mine operated by extensive pumping
machinery that will raise 1,750,000 gal­
lons of water per day out of Rogue river.
The machinery will lift the water 65 feet
out of Rogue river and then be carried
in pipes 800 feet to the mine. Reid,
Mangum A Stewart have prospected the
ground pretty thoroughly and find that
it will average $8 to the cubic yard in
gold dust. This mine has been worked
as dry diggings every season since 1853
and at one time $2400 was taken out of a
pay chute in the ledge that feeds these
placers.
Jim Birdsey shipped $200 worth of geld
from Central Point Saturday that he
ground out in one day’s work with a
hand mortar in the Birdsey, Swinden &
Knotts ledge.
Mr. Rader, who has taken $8,000 out
of pockets in a rich vein on the stage
road between Hornbrook and Yreka,
took out another $100 in a day or two
this week with a mortar. Dr. Taylor
has an extension on his ledge... .Crooker
Bros, are about completing their wing
dam at Anderson’s Klamath river ferry.
Horn, Smith & Co., one mile further
down, are rapidly completing their wing
dam. W. R. Price has bougt the Oregon
bar and is rafting lumber for a wing
dam. The American Bar company, who
run their wheel over a suspended bridge,
are getting ready. C. B. Gillson A Co.
are busy piping their blue gravel.
LAMENESS, * *
SWELLINGS.'
TO OUR PATRONS
O
ALL
WE
BUSINESS
LOTS OF IT.----
MRS. L A. MILLSAP, Leading Milliner.
Thornton Block,'Ashland, Or.
H. S. EVANS,ASHLAND Oli
PAINTING,
PAPERING,
ETC.
THE NATION’S HOLIDAY!
JULY 4 th , 1894
¡The day to which we all look ahead as a day of Festivities and Rejoicing
Will Soon be Here,
and
M I nrdnv
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has
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ALREADY COMMENCED
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BAKING
O. FL BLOUNT.
CLOTHIER AND HATTER, ASHLAND, OREGON