Valley record., August 16, 1894, Image 1

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heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu­
lars, Etc.
Those
Pimples
Ar*, bill-tale symptoms that your blood
is not riyht—Jull of impui-ities, causing
a sluggisii and unsigntly complexion.
A few bottles of 8. S. S. wilt remove
all foreign and impure matter, cleanse
the blooa thoroughly, and give a clear
and rosy complexion. It is most effect­
ual, ana entirely harmless.
Chas. Heaton, 73 Laurel Street, Phila., say»:
“I have had for years a humor in my blood
whLh made me dread to shave, as small boils or
pimples would be cut,’thus causing shaving to
be a great annoyance. A fter taking three bottles
my face it all clear and smooth as
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it should be—appetite splendid,
“ «______ sleep well and feel like running a
foot race all for the use of S. S. S.
Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
ss.s.
Professional Cards
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MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
Chase Combination Dental Plates made
with Gold and Aluminum Roofs.
Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth
< perfect appearance.
Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty.
Office over the Bank.
Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8
a. m. and 4 to5p. m.
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D. BROWEB
M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
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ASHLAND, JACKSON
VOL. VII
Did Not Bond the District.
The called school meeting Saturday af­
ternoon was attended only by a few peo­
ple. No action was taken on the propo­
sition inadebv the regents of the Ashland I
state normal school to sell their real es­
tate ot three acres, including buildings,
school furniture, etc., to the district for
$3000 worth of 10-vear old bonds Itearing
6 per cent interest. This matter was
postponed to the special meeting to be
called this fall when a special tax will be
levied. The school board then leased the
normal school property for the ensuing
year for an increased sum. $250.
A Crater Lake Crowd.
A Gold Hill partv—Nellie Bar low, Ollie
Marksbury, Lora Ray, Anna Morelock,
Sadie Dehoy, Cindie Leaver, T*ex Fitz­
gerald, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Marksbury,
Miss Crawford, James and John Hay,
Chas. Martin, A. and J. Fitzgerald, O.C.
Crawford, Walter Bryant—have been
taking in the wonders of Crater lake.
They have an orchestra and are loaded
for a social dance wheuever the spirit
moves them.
The Siskiyon Democrats.
The Siskiyou ccjnty democrats have
put out the following ticket: Sheriff,
James Bryant, of Etna; county clerk,
Geo. Connor, of Edge wood; assessor, C.
R Harris, of Sisson ; treasurer, R. H. De­
Witt, of Yreka; district attorney, J. F.
Farraher, of Yreka; county superinten­
dent of schools, G. A. Tebbe, of Yreka;
coroner and public administrator, I. R.
Wells, of Dunsmuir; county surveyor, J.
Sarter, of Little Shasta.
Hitting the 7600 Foot Hill.
Chas. Lindsey, C. B. Cristler and John
Wrigbt walked over from the Patterson
Bros, and Payne mine on Beaver creek
Friday by way of Ashland butte, a dis­
tance of 25 miles over the mountain
trail in six hours and 40 minutes. Wm.
Patterson and Clif. Payne came in Satur­
day. They will return thia week.
O regon .
She Who Married an Indiau.
Miss Adalina Lucinda Brown, the ac­
Office—Ganiards Opera House.
Residence Mechanic and Laurel Streets complished graduate of a Buffalo, N. Y.,
seminary who was married to a Pitt
river Indian in Modoc county where she
J L. WOOD.
is teaching an Indian school, was former­
ly a teacher at Yainax Agency in Klam­
DENTAL SURGEON.
ath county. She is a humanitarian and
O regon zealously labors for the uplifting of the
Indian, negro and other neglected and
LL MANNER of metal and rubber somewhat despised races. Yet the
plates made in the latest approved nobiliity of tho lady 'a ideas receives the
methods.
Gold anil porcelain crowns and bridge studied contempt of the press of the
work a specialty. All work warranted to coast. There may be such a thing as the
lady being right and the opinion of the
give perfect satisfaction. Low prices.
Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. papers rotten,
Natural Science in the Lake Country.
The Buick brothers dug a well out on
the desert, 15 miles from the valley, on
the Silver Lake-Prineville stage road,
and struck good water at a depth of 30
-PROPRIETOR-
feet. The formation was drift, round
pebbles, and shells of ancient origin in
the bottom where they struck the vein.
This shows the former levels of drift de­
posit. It undoubtedly belongs to the
Senasaic age and perhaps the Miociene.
The mollusk carrying the shell is not
found here,—Lakeview Examiner.
A. J. Johnson, the Aatorian botanist,
AVING BOUGHT the fixtures of the is making a collection of flowers and
Hargadine <t Woods (formerly Mur­ bulbs eaBt of the Cascades, having found
phy Bros.) market and renovated and 10,009.
re­
He found something new when
painted the old stand, the public can de­ he discovered the Wocus root, that grows
pend upon our keeping on hand at all times in the marshes of Lake and Klamath
a full supply of
counties. This was formerly an old
CHOICEST MEATS------- >
stand-bj’ of the Indians, who made flour
------- and SAUSAGES
and bread from the seeds.*
Of All Kinds.
Don’t Delay.
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PRESSED BRICKS.
Mrs. W. W. Erb ie visiting relatives at
Kerby ville.
Miss Nellie Russell returned last week
from Portland.
The Bohemia mine made a $3000 gold
brick bullion last week.
Miss Jessie Langell has returned from
a trip to Marion county.
C. VromaD, of Gold Hill, is in Lane
county on a business trip.
• James Henry was over from Sisson
last week visiting the girls.
A $3500 county bridge is being built
across Cow creek at Riddle.
Charley Moon, of Dunsmuir, has been
visiting his folks in Sams valley.
Mrs. Chas. McCrea left Sunday for
Oro Fino, Siskiyou county, to viBit.
Fred Hogg, Geo. Irwin and John
Wicks are outing in Klamath county.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Foudray, of Phoe­
nix, are rusticatidg at Yaquina bay.
A. Laurentz L sb leased the big hav
ranch of M. C. Kasson, at Pelican bay.
Mr. Larby, wife and family, and Bert
Roland, of Gold Hill, are at Crescent
City,
”
Mrs. Dr. Aiken and daughter, of Fres­
no, are visiting southern Oregon rela­
tives.
Fred Wagner and H. L. Whited were
over the Siskivous on Beaver creek this
week.
Dick Hamakar and family have return­
ed to Langell valley trom Sonoma county,
Cal., to remain.
Lient. Ed. C. Brooks, raised in Klam­
ath Falls, is a military instructor at
Girard college.
A daughter was born to the wife OÍ
Harley Walters, nee Dotia Russell, at
Portland recently.
John S. Lacey and family, of Jackson­
ville, have gone east of the mountains
for a summer vacation,
R. Beers Loos has quit the newspaper
business at Red Bluff and is on the road
with a theatrical troupe.
Arthur Wilson and family, of Medford,
and the familv of Chauncej’ Nye have
made the Crater lake trip.
COUNTY,
OREGON, THURSDAY.
That Timber Land Contest.
Roseburg Plaindealer.]
The case of the United States vs. Joel
V. Warne, Julius E. Miner, and Reuben
S. Goodfellow, which has been on trial
in the United States land office here
since July 39th, is still dragging its weary
length along, and though occupying nine
davs in the taking of its evidence the
government has not yet finished one
case, and from present indications Sun­
day morning will come before the end oi
the government’s case. This being one
of fifty-three cases, at this rate two years
and more will be required for their trial.
Of course, these cases are important to
this section for it is a matter of great im­
portance to the development of this
country that these timber lands are taken
up and tbeir great wealth of timber con­
verted into lumber. Mr. JuliusE. Miner
has had a number of witnesses here, and
though claiming to have acted in the ut*
most good faith be is certainly aiskMectod
to an enormous exoense in defenaiwg hit
title. The evidence has developeo*the
fact that Mr. Miner is the heaviest tax
payer in Jackson county and since pur­
chasing this land the people have been
enabled to open three new public schools,
and if he is successful, we are informed
there will be large mills erected and the
Qf course,
country will be de
we know nothing
its of this
timber
ca*e, but we
lands can only be developed by outside
capital, and that our timber interests an
and always have been a source of great
wealth to western Oregon, when devel­
oped.
Mysterious Disappearance of Dick
Wise.
The Klamath Falls Express reports the
mysterious disappearance of Preston R.
Wise, from Klamath Hot Springs, on the
evening of August 1st, when be obtained
a horse from Manager Geo. B. Stiles, oi
the hotel, and rode to the residence of
James George, at which place he made
his will, informing George that he ex­
pected to be killed witbin two days by
certain neighbors who had threatened to
put him out of the way within that time.
His property, consisting of a ranch and
persoual effects, he willed to his only
daughter, Effie, who, a few months ago
married Bert Hessig, much against tLt
father’s wishes. Wise left George’s place
late in the evening, returned with the
horse to the Springe, and then went to
Owen’s place, where he spent the night.
Early Thursday morning he left, telling
Will Owen that he was going to his ranch
to repair his fences. Since that hour
Wise has not been seen. Foul play has
been suspected, while there are others
who believe he has skipped to avoid dis­
closures in the mysterious murder of
Chas. Spence, who was found dead in
the Klamath riyer with a bullet hole in
his head. It is also recalled that an Ed.
ReeveB came near fatally stabbing hit
son-in law, Bert Ilessig, a few weeks
ago.
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A Man’s Advertisement for a Wife.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Chief of the County Papers.
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
AUGUST 16. 1894.
NO. 14.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
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HOTEL OREGON,
An&AIilTFVV DVim?
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
BERMUDA SKETCHES.
Lonely Vigil of a California Miner
"With the Corpse of a Friend.
Last Sunday morning, says the News,
the people of Crescent City were some­
what startled by an announcement made
hv T. C. Raymer, who had been out in
the hills prospecting recently with J. L.
Varied Phases of Social Life and Pleasure
There.
[Special Correspondence.]
H amilton , Bermuda, April 30.—The
Smith, of Cebat, ArizonaTerritorv. Sun­
day morning early Mr. Raymer left Mr.
Smith in camp and went on a short bunt­
ing expedition. On his return to camp
he found the dead body of Mr. Smith
lving upon the fire. It seems that Mr.
Smith was subject ts heart troubles, and
•luring the absence of his friend was
seized with a spasm and fell backward in­
to th« fire, which waejnifoiaz briskly.
Mr. Raymer was absen"nout an hour,
and it is presumed that the dead man
had been in the fire tor sometime, as the
body was burned to a char.
Mr. Raymer extinguished the fire, as
he supposed, and covered the dead body
with a blanket, and started cut to the
nearest neighbor for help. At Big Flat
he was unable to secure assistance, so he
continued his tramp toward town. Upon
reaching Cantbock ford be saw Mr. Lam­
bert, who was induced to go to his camp
ind remain with the body while he came
i into Crescent City. When Mr. Lambert
reached the scene he found everything
on fire—tent, blankets and working im­
plements were in a mass of flames—and,
worse than all. the dead bodv find re­
ignited. Mr. Lambert put out the fire as
best he could, and remained two nights
with the corpse.
Mr. Raymer reached Crescent City
Sunday, and notified the coroner, who
deputized Justice James McNulty to hold
an inquest. The body was buried near
the scene of the disaster. Mr. Smith
was a native of England, 55 years of age.
sight that greeted my gaze upon com­
ing on deck after those three woeful
days spent in the seclusion of my cabin
drove every unpleasant recollection from
my mind. The profession of green trop­
ical foliage scudding past us on the
shores of theso 3C5 islands, the wonder­
ful radiance of the bright blue sky and
the soft, balmy springness in the air
afforded a marvelous contrast to the
Weather we liad left behind us in New
York only 05 hours before.
Wo wiurt immediately to our hotel,
where a noto from a member of tho one
Bermudan family whom we were for­
tunate enough to know informed us of
the death the night beforo of a near
relative, whose funeral the next day
would prevent our friends from coming
to us until the afternoon following.
Later, upon inquiry, I was told that on
account of the warmth of the climate
and the total absence of ice—except in
the largest hotels, which manufacture
their own—it was found always neces­
sary to give interment the day after
death. Since it would be impossible to
procure mourning at such short notice,
it has become tho custom of the island­
ers to borrow from one anothei- the req­
uisite habiliments for the funeral.
It will be remembered that Bermuda
is one of England’s most powerful
strongholds, second only to Gibraltar in
being tho strongest fortified place in the
world, and therefore tho military and
naval society ranks among the highest
to be found in any of the British posses­
sions, the finest regimentsand battleships
being sent out from “home” to protect
this important station. It is curious how
faithfully the British colonists speak of
“home.” Even those of them who have
never been to England, and whoso an­
cestors for generations have never set
foot there, always speak of the mother­
land as “home. ”
Prince George of England, now Duke
of York, with his late lamented broth­
er, tho Duke of Clarence, passed several
months in Bermuda during the winter
of 1891. Tho loyal hearted, hospitable
Bermudans vied with ono another in
good natured Efforts to give the royal
guests a good time.
A certain wealthy Bermudan matron
was giving a lawn party in honor
of the royal visitors—a formal affair,
after the approved custom of heavy
English hospitality—when suddenly in
the midst of the uncomfortable mantle
of constraint that enveloped the party
Prince George made a dash for an open
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Changed Hands !
Rpya! Ä?
BURNED TO DEATH.
RECORD.
VALLEY
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now
Under the Management of
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HAS improved the House and is pre-
pared to Entertain the Traveling Public­
in First lass Style.
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Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day
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iEW"3 Special Rates, to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
ists; When iwAshland don’t fail to gtou^it Hotel Oregon
ASHLAND
MILLS
SELDOM EQUALED, NEVER EXCELLED.
JACOBS & VIRGIN, Prop’s.
H
D. S. Holton’s residence and contents
Rather Anarchistic Itself.
were burned down at Merlin recently;
San Francisco, Aug. 9.—The Exam-
loss $700, partially insured.
ner says- General Superintendent Fill­
more, of the Southern Pacific, was asked
H. L. Gilkey and W. T. Kame, of Mon­
to-dav whether the company is prevent­
tesano, Wash., will open a hardware
9
ing the members of the American Rail­
store at Medford next month.
way Union, who were engaged in the
The Hammerslev mine last week made
strike, from obtaining employment of
another clean up of $1100 from an eight
inv kind. Fillmore said :
days run of their 5-stamp mill.
“We have no use for the men who en­
Mrs. Laven burg has returned to Phoe
gaged in the late strike, and will not en­
nix from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
courage them in any way.”
C. C. Lowe, in Klamath county.
“Suppose these strikers should obtain
>ther
employment, would your company
W anted .— A wife, humble, handsome, ac-
It is reported that the Fiji islanders
have eaten a tax collector. Cannibalism tomplished, amiable, stylish, entertaining, a go out of its way to have them difeharg-
thorough housekeeper, finished cook, graduat­ ed?” he was asked.
is not such a bad thing after all.
ed seamstress, skilled nurse, a puinstaking col­
“Yes,” answered Fillmore. “If I
Baker & Hamilton, of Sacramento, lector of masculine bric-a-brac, including to­ knew that a man was not true to this
have sent an agent to start a co-operative bacco ash, cigar stumps, old shoes and other company and found out he had a job
debris left over from the wedding. In addition tnywhere. I would pursue him, and use
creamery at Fort Klamath this fall.
io these trifling qualifications she must possess
tny best efforts to have him discharged.
McDonald Purdue, of Prospect, is run­ a knowledge of the fine arts, be a sweet singer, Those
fellows who killed our engines,
ning his boat on Crater lake again this brilliant instrumentalist and have such ex­ destroyed
our property and murdered
quisite mental mechanism as to enable her to
season for the benefit of the tourists.
analyze the subtle niceties of thought govern­
>ur employes shall never earn bread and
Mrs. R. V. Beall, her son, Vintie, and ing the varying moods of her would bq master. butter in California, if I can help it.
Miss Carrie Beall, of Central Point, went No propositions will be favorably received un­ Against those men who did not take an
less the applicant can pass a satisfactory ex­
to Riddle last week to visit relatives.
amination on any or all points specified. She active part in the strike, I have nothing
F. A. Huntington, manufacturer of thf» will also be given opportunities to exhibit her to sav. I have no bitter feelings against
Huntington quartz mills, is in southern skill in speedy, scientific, cold snap fire build­ them. When we need their help, we
B achelor .
will hire them again, for we consider
It is yotir duty to yourself to get rid of Oregon looking alter mining interests. ing. Apply in person to
First Class Service. Small Margins
they were not to blame. But for those
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— 1313 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
and Cash Pnces. Give us a trial 3-22-tf the foul accumulation in voUr blooa■ this
spring. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the
Dr. E. Kirchgessner, the unsuccessful
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This is no imaginary advertisemeut^ who lead tho strikers, we have ho such
medicine you need to purify, vitalize and republican candidate for coroner of Jack-
consideration, I have no U6e for fellows
It
is
a
veritable
statement
pf
what
one
enrich your blood. That tired feeling son county, has located at Paisley, Lake
retiring ]uaq bpp.es io find in his life of that kind, and do not intend they
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HUI Ull UlUj
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which affects nearly every one in the county.
spring is driven off by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
partnep—a frank, outspoken summary shall make a living, as long as they are
the great spring medicine and blood purifier,
J. M. Barker and Miss Lucv Ring were of what be considers indispensable to within my reach.”
married at Rosebqrg by tyev. W. J. happiness. He didn’t say anything
Hood's Pills become the favorite cathar­ FentQq,
Electric Bitters.
tic with everyone who tries them.
about what she might expect in return,
This remedy is becoming so well known
Dr. J. J. Stone, formerly of Grants beyond intimating that he would be ami popular as to need no special mention.
List or Letters
Pass and an old-time acquaintance of willing to keep her in coal and kin­ All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland Col. J, T. Bowditch, died recently in
dling, let her have a new gown now and same song of praise.—A purer medicine
P. O., August 13, 1894:
not exist ami it is guaranteed to do a>*
Minnesota.
HARDWARE STORE.
again and give her ample opportunities does
Brown,
Miss
May
Arnold, Mr Levi
that is claimed. Electric Bitters w>"
DRIVING IN BERMUDA,
Mrs.
D.
Freel,
Miss
R.
Freel
and
Chas.
Cogswell,Wm
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for athletic development in bringing all diseases of the Liver and
Browning, John N
... cure
BOOTS & SHOES Cook,
space
in
full
view of those assembled to
Critclilow,
Miss
M
Muehe, of Dunsmuir, were shown the order ouf of bis chaotic surroundings.
C F (2)
remove Pimples. R“’’
. Sidneys; will
Donaldson, Sam’l sights of Ashland last Thursday by Con­
Drnek. Mr Josefa
other
alfec»
1
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,,.s,
Salt
Rheum
and
do
him
honor
and proceeded to turn a
Thera was one point on which be was W i ” '
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Hersh, Sherbin J
Garrick, Adolph
, uim caused by impure blood.— series of somersaults, much to the
ductor Brady.
very firm, stern even, and that
Leonard. J
Jennings, Frank
... urive Malaria from the system and
MADE TO ORDER O’Neill, Mr John
Kiley. Mr James
Abram Bish, formerly a resident of this “N g questional” He sai«1 *• •
, prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers. embarrassment of his subjects.
Soon after our arrival wo discovered
Welshons, Cliiie
citv, is at nresent at Santa Rosa, Cal , hia money «s h» ”*
.
d spend —For cure of Headache. Constipation and
AT LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire that a donkey cart ride was unquestion­
Persons calling for same will please say and has heen quite ill for sometime past, wh»- ’
, uKed, coma and go satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refund­
‘‘advertised.’’
W- lj B ronx , p. M.
but is now copvideavont,
ue liked, stay out as late as he ed.—Price 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle ’at ably the proper caper with which to
while away the morning hours. We
epairing a specialty . Haif- Oregon ltailtyay & Nqvagapqn Ço.
Mre, U. M,
liked, and come home when, how or in the Ashland Drug Co.
Soling, men's 75 cents, ladies 50 cents.
captured one of these picturesquo little
tlw §111 IBB. «* *-
,. died at Talent on what condition he liked, without put­
(E. MpNeill, Bpceiyer.j
vehicles that aro always lying in wait
ft»—-
.«ver, leaving a husband ting in an excuse with his appearance.
Passenger Denqrtiqgnt,
i
THE CAME GIRL.
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Portland, or,, August, 4, ib M- f
for patronage at every turn and set out
children. The burial took place He gaye his audience to understand that
in Hargadine cemetery.
on an exploration of the two largest is­
Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap.
Two
Men
Meet
and
Talk
of
a
Haicl
Eyed
“Travelers must not te—
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-ELY’S CREAM BALM -Clcansee the Nasal
he could say sweet things if he wanted
Blond.
lands, with a feeling in our hearts of
Pusaa^ed, Allays Pain and Infiamxration. lleals
& N. line is ,h-urmi„hl ^’et ‘.hat the O R.
Andy Payne came over from Pokezama to, but wasn’t going to depreciate their
tho Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures
all Sunday
placid
satisfaction
at
having
secured
“
Hello,
Jack,
old
boy!
Haven
’
t
met
to
work
on
J.
L.
Grubb
’
s
steam
value by lavishing them. The melting
or de-
“
the
most
reli
’
ble
an
’
mal
in
dese
yer
thresher which started its season’s run mood came on in the glow of the fire you in a month.”
on the Carter place Tuesday.
“No; I just returned from the country parts, miss. ” As there are a good hun­
kindled by her fair hands.
free reclining chair cars, ut>-
Î fjuoeners
dred miles of highway in Bermuda, the
with
niv bride.”
Geo.
Nntlev
and
familv
have
been
Among those who listened to this one
holstared tourist sleepers and modern day
“Really! Shake! My congratulations! two principal islands being connected
coaches.
J visiting Ashland relatives'. Mr. N, is man’s wants was a woman—a timid,
Apply ^nfa
------ It fc (¿Sici ly Absorbed.
JRiiltT lij THE WORLD.
Call on O. R. di N. Agent before pur­ the instructor in shoe and harness mak­ tearful, humble mortal, who didn’t dare Come—I’ll open a tma.ll bottle in her by a huge causeway, we soon found
50c. Druggists or by mail. ELY EROS., GO Warrcu bt., N. Y.
chasing ticket», or address W. H. Hurlburt, ing at the Klamath Indian Agencies.
J1WW.S Qiiu.iuzeariuusurnMBed. actnally
that
frequent
inquiry
as
to
our
route
honor.
She
wasn
’
t
a
Squedunk
girl,
say anything, but some way her thoughts
faitrwn« two bosea cf any other brand. No*
Gen t Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.’
Prof. E. T. Johnson, the singer »nd turned to a tombstone she had seen in where we summered last year, was she?” was necessary, and, having prodded my
¿ffixud byhoaL MTGrT THE GEXL’lNE.
Pod BALE BY DEAI^RS
jyy
“Exactly. Yon left in July; I lost my quaint little beast with the butt end of
Leigh Harnett, the mining correspond­ justice of the peace of Applegate, was a city cemetery. It was a rather pre­
my whip as a reminder that in the next
haa dome
done bo
ent, who baa
so much for the de ­ visiting friends in Ashland last week, and tentious slab, and across the top was heart in August.”
made the R ecord office a pleasant call.
field beyond stood an old negro whom I
velopment
of
the
jjreat
great
mining
resources
“
Ah,
you
old
rascal!
Well,
here
’
s
to
p»
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. .
blazoned a man’s name, and down be­
IT
of southern Oregon, arrived at this place
W. E. Dean and family, Mrs. G. L. low, as if shrinking away even in mar­ the bride! Drink hearty. Great town, desired to interview before ho should
%
from
Jackson Co., Oregon
rona Vtrtl»
*YrtJ*Ld Sunday, and with a min- Dean, Sr., and E. F. Everett and wife, of
that Squedunk; full of awfully jolly girls. reach an adjoining pasture for which
ble,
a
woman
’
s
Christian
name,
with
inw
.
ln* expert, are inspecting the placer and Grants Pass, are at the Crescent Citv
ho
was
walking,
I
uttered
a
series
of
Some
of
them
great
flirts
too.
”
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-•-> coast and will visit Port Orford before the further inscription, “Wife of the
quartz mines of this section,
and will also
forceful ejaculations at the utter indif­ REAL
“Ah!”
ESTATE AGENT,
above mentioned. ” He wasn’t dead at
CALL AyDJHSCOUB
some time prospecting on the returning.
spend
“
At
least
I
found
tlic-m
so.
I
had
no
ference of my long eared jack to even
_« a 'K 8TOCK OF
all
—
such
men
generally
do
survive
—
NOTARY PUBLIC and
It is not lawful to sell venison imported
South Umpqua river.—Riddle Enter-
end of fiancees, so to speak, sometimes my most energetic efforts at persuasion.
prise.
from another state during the close sea­ but he couldn’t let her have even a meeting two or three on the same even­ I had just settled myself back in the
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS.
son in California. The supreme court tombstone to herself, so he put her away ing by appointment. It was great sport. trap, with a resignation born of neces­
Blackberries of tho South,
AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up,
has so decided, in a caBe appealed from down in the corner and filled the pub­ You see, a man has to go a long way sity, when, with a distant bray resound­
lic eye with his own personality. That
for Sale or Rent.
The blackberry is becoming one of the Los Angeles.
ing
in
my
ears
and
an
answering
salute
around
among
so
many
girls
at
a
summer
Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
The California militia were taken away was the end of a truly humble woman. resort. But they were charmers—no from close at hand, I became conscious
most profitable fruits for shipping from
south. Professor Massey of the from Dunsmuir and the state line a week Fortunately Nemesis in the form of
QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES
They are pretty and cheap- the
of a tremendous bound, then a mighty
mistake.”
North Carolina station says on the sub­ ago yesterday. The people of Siskiyou a second wife overtook that man, and
lunge
of
tho
cart,
and
finally
a
sensa
­
“
Yes,
I
found
them
so.
”
sure to please and give
As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for home
ject: Our native blackberries have only county were tired and sick of seeing them let us hope it may in this other case,
“And so deuced sentimental, too, tion akin to that one experiences in eekers to get bargains, as I will take silver in exchange. Call
remain there so long.
me —
for 7
C_R on
— or address __
where
so
much
is
expected
in
return
for
been
subjected
to
cultivation
for
com
­
satisfaction.
b’Jove! I remember one in particular, a shooting the rapids of the St. Lawrence urtber particulars.
Miss
Lena
CimbourBki
and
mother,
“board and keep.” It would bo amus­
paratively few- years, and nearly all the
hazel eyed blond, with a bewitching during a storm, but intensified a hun­
varieties cultivated have been merely se­ formerly of Jacksonville, who have been ing to go into details on each require­ air. Gad! She would actually hug her­ dredfold. For an interminable second
residents
of
Seattle
the
past
three
years,
MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN’S lected from wild plants. There are are visiting the latter’s daughter, Mrs. ment, but it couldn’t be dono in less self into hysterics. And such kisses— I was dazed. I wasn’t quite sure wheth­
SURVEYOR
space than 100 pages, so we must con­
doubtless many superior sorts to be K. F. Lamb, of Phoenix.
Millinery and Dressmaking
waow! We used to wander over the er Bermuda was in the throes of an
’ and Government Land Locato
♦
tent ourselves in following up the first.
found in our fields, some of which may
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lonely mountain paths bj’ moonlight till earthquake or whether indeed I was
Max Muller and Dolph Naylor, fore­
Now, it sometimes happens that a
Trove
better
than
those
now
in
cultiva
­
man of his Griffin saw-mill, were in this
midnight. A dear girl too. Forgotten in Bermuda at all! Finally I pulled
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
OTtEG-OJST.
WIMER
tion.
section last week looking up a suitable woman who is all humility and defer­ her name. Guess you didn’t meet her. myself together and opened my eyes
AVING gaineda compte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac­
The general treatment advised for location to move their mill to. They ex­ ence before marriage develops startling Let me see—it was a Lottie some­ and beheld the somewhat discomforting
tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
self assertion immediately after, and
raspberries will apply equally well to amined several points.
spectacle of a black skinned face twist­
body”—
best of satisfaction. Locating on government iandsa specialty.
the
man
who
started
out
with
the
inten
­
any of the erect growing blackberries.
J. O. Johnson, of Table Rock, has
“Not Lottie Huggus?”
ing in most extraordinary contortions
The dewberry, however, should have its bought the Buhlmever place in Medford tion of addressing her as “You there!”
“That’s the gill — the very same, of silent mirth above me. On seeing my
E. M. Mll.LER.
IV. O. JOHNSON.
bearing canes tied up in spring to a wire and will engage in the business of buying finds himself saying, “Ma’am,” a b’Jove!”
eyes fixed upon him he ventured to as­
month
after
the
ceremony.
He
gives
cattle,
Bheep,
hogs,
poultry,
etc.,
anil
con
­
stretched on stakes a foot from the
, 7 t 35 Marlt*:!«-'«
, I u»r<>i
• rru, £
“She’s up stairs now.”
sure me, between writhings of the most
Fauey Poultry $ 13 larieli*-* tanryZ
ground, the young cane being allowed to duct a general commission business, Bays up every penny he earns and gets his
“
Gad,
you
don't
S3y!
”
wonderfully
and
fearfully
repressed
G
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l
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;
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V.,-
.it-
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t
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tobacco money doled out. carries coal,
bit* an ! Recorded I’uland China
2
trail the first season on the ground. It the Mail.
“Fact.' She’s on lier honeymoon.”
laughter
I
have
ever
witnessed,
that
J
Send
1»
c.
icrluy
Fine,
l^rte.Illustrated
I
Mrs. J J. Howe arrived at Klamath runs to the grocery, shakes the rugs,
Practical Blacksmiths,
is better not to tie them up to the wire
8 De«cr.j»uve Catalogue c»utainmx inar.y a I
“
Waow!
V«'
bo
’
s
the
]
¡oor
devil?
”
nothing
serious
had
happened.
“
The
Falls
last
week
from
Plainwell,
Mich.
5
Lints
on
Poultry
raisin«,
ot
in«,
treatment
ut
5
sifts the ashes, peels the potatoes, and
DAEMONS. until spring, as in very severe spells in
C their <1
' r’i.c ... . uaujS
“I am!”—New York World.
cart wam’t injired, the critter’s all
Experienced
Horseshoers.
She
is
the
mother
of
IV.
E.
Howe,
the
crawls
off
to
business
with
his
erstwhile
s
one
interest«
d
in
Pouliry.
right, and tho other lady a-sittin plunk’s
Water of any temperature desired winter the canes on the wire may be in­ ex-county treasurer, lving in jail there haughty spirit limner than his linen.
i ALBERT ASKEY, Ridott, III.
Renewing Old Strawberry Beds.
jured. The earliness of the dewberry for malfeasance in office. Howe’s rela­
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a’ book in that thar bed o’ onions. My*
When
a
half
hour
fate
on
the
homerun,
Here is an easy sud popular way for
makes it more profitable than the later
are supposed to be lousy with
ATER STREET—Below the Liverv
T» DK1U THE WATER 18 A T9MIC. high bush sorts, and it will pay well to tives
it is pitiful to contemplate his mental renewing the strawberry bed if it is not mentalities not yi t having grasped the
money.
Stable. Terms reasonable; W
situation,
my
mirthful
friend
proceeded
Guaranteed.
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates give it extra attention. Rich soil and
Miss Fannie Crocker, while horseback agony as he cudgels his brain for ex­ too old: Manure and dig the spaces be­ to enlighten me fnrther. It seemed that
fungi and animalcules, and neutral­
clean culture are needed by all black­ riding at Castle Crag, was thrown from cuses and finally concocts a fairy tale tween the rows of old plants, making the on hearing the hospitable bray of the
-v5
£©-THY US!
izing and correcting all acidi­
berries. Four feet by six is a good dis­ her horse and had her millionaire foot that very property collapses under a soil loose, rich and friable. Also top donkey in the field my “critter liad i
ties it promotes a normal and
tance to plant. The suckers should be dislocated at the ankle, several bones be­ scathing, “Now. Tom, don’t tell me!” dress the old rows with some quick act­ responded in friendly fashion and con­
healthful condition in every
• A i it
And he doesn’t tell her—he just hooks ing fertilizer. VThen these plants begin
chopped down and not allowed to spread ing broken. She was taken to San Fran­
part of the system.
cisco in a private car, Dr. Gill accom­ his heels in the rung of a chair to brace to send out runners, guide them into the cluded to accept the urgent invitation
all over the land.
— SWIMMING RINK. —
panying her.
himself,pulls himself together and takes clean rich soil between the old rows, and of his brotlicr. A low stone wail being
rarmers wno nave swamp mncK ma;
The locators way up Rogue river are it, registering a mental vow to knock when this is well filled with young plants the only obstruction between him and Successor to Hicks A McBride.
Inclosed and covered, the same medical utilize it by scattering over the floor o
his desideratum, he ha 1 unceremonious­
alarmed
lest some of their places are in­ down the first fellow who talks of hu­ dig the old rows entirely under.
-CITY-
water, always clean, for the springs run a
ly leaped the barrier, dragging the cart,
heavy volume- more than twelve hun­ the stalls; also by composting it with tin cluded in the Cascade timber reserve re­ mility as a fetching feature in woman,
manure.
dred "gallons per hour.
cently made by congress. It is leared lovely woman.—Mary B. O’Sullivan
The usual treatment of catarrh is very and incidentally ourselves after him.
You may dive and swim and have more
that ihis reserve will at any rate . take
On returning the “critter” to his
unsatisfactory,
as thousands can testify.
fun than “anybody’ —come out as “tine
Jim Corbett has sailed for home. He away from settlement much land capable in Donahoe’s Magazine.
master
I gave vent to a verbal explo­
Proper
local
treatment
is
positively
neces
­
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven­ now talks of compelling Jackson to fight of use in that section.
sary- to success, but many, ii not most, of sion that I trust may benefit the next
ated and happy.
Bucklen s Arnica Salve.
the"remedies in general use aflord but tem­ unsuspecting mortal who unwarily sets
or shut ud .________________
The Klamath county property of Maj.
Located on the
T he B est S alve in the world for Cuts, porary relief. A cure certainly cannot be out “to do” the islands behind the frac­ Passenger Coaches to Every Train ;
Quincy
A.
Brooks,
recently
attached
by
Judge Bellinger has decided that
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever expected from snuils, powders, douches
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
£Q^.Freight moved about town at rates i
Indians not under a U. S. Indian agent, Port Townsend creditors, will go to them Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, and washes. Ely’s Cream Balm, which is tions little beast.
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
for
the
judgment.
The
wilv
Brooks
is
and permitted to choose land in several­
Corns, and allSkin Eruptions, and nositively so highly commended. is a remedy which
J ane D odson 0’H ep . n .
LO .ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
ty, are citizens, and can use liquor thi still living in Port Townsend, but is cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar­ combines the important requisites of quick
Fire
wood of all kinds delivered any For Sale by Adrian 1 Drug Company
again in very straightened circnmtsance- anteed to give pertect satisfaction or money action, specific, curative power, with perfect
same as any other citizen.
Warner lake valley people are pestered
safety and /pleasantness to the patient,
K" 1 -e be was removed from tbs custom
Tho R ecced office fur Job pun tin?
«own u. mu . pile«.-.
witUtteerivtari
TM
all HU ib
PivyirfvuJri
Ik»
yvu À tri orni
udv*
0. IV. OBAKR,
H
MORRIS HOWELL.
BOOT & SHOEMAKER.
MERCHANT
TAILOR
Opposite HOTEL OREGON
I will make you a summer suit of
all wool goods with excellent trim-
mings and guarantee you a first class
fit, for
ONLV $20 CASI I.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
H. C. MYER.
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES,
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS,
R
AMMUNITION. CUTLERY.
Batlis ■>
I AXLE
1
GUNS.
Sm' h'*
p“=
GOLD HILL,
NEW : GOODS
With More Coming.
a
N. D. YOUNG
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
H
JOHNSON & MILLER
BATHING
J
W
H. J. HICKS
?AS«R WIGHT
GRANT
HELMAN
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