Valley record., August 30, 1894, Image 3

BREVITY BASKET.
Mr. Atkinson is Dying.
BUTTE CREEK NEWS. -
A Live Hero.
AC
W. H. Atkinson, a prominewt citizen
Roseburg, Or., Aug. 27.—About 6
New shoes; none equal—$1.50. At The E ditor V alley R ecord :
of Ashland, a Knight Templar and recog­
o’clock this evening a party, consisting
nized as one of the leading republicans of I Fair.
John Allen and wife returned from their ol Mrs. Charles Graham, Mrs. J. M.
ASHLAND. O r .,..T hursday , Aug. 30. 1894
Ad. Helms and wife returned Sunday trip to California yesterday.
tbe state is dying at his home to-day of
Morrison, Mrs. Allie Sheridan and three
from 8an Francisco.
torpidity of the liver.
-OF-
Rev. Father Faber of the Roman Catholic children, went in bathing in the Umpqua
Mr. Atkinson was bbrn in England but
An offer of 11 cents was made for wool church held services here yesterday morn­ river, about a mile north of town. A
PEHSONAL AND SOCIAL.
ing.
came to New York with his parents whon in Ashland this week.
d lughter of Mrs. Sheridan was wading
an infant.
He spent most of his days
and
went into deep water. Mrs. Morri- I
I
understand
that
Mrs.
Mamie
Deuvaul
For a first-class shave or hair cut go to
R, Griswold is sick abed.
until coming to Ashland in 1874, in Wis­ High & Story’s. Opposite plaza.
is ill. At anv rate she was missed from her se n rushed in after the girl, who threw |
consin.
He was engaged successively
Date Crosby is in town to-day from Rid­
hor legs around Mrs. Morrison’s neck !
There will be preaching services at the place in church yesterday and last night.
:o:
dle’s. \
ever since in the Ashland Flour mills, Neil
and
both went to the bottom in deep
school house next Sunday at3;30p. m.
LastTuesdaj’ Rev. Fysh returned from
the general inorehandising business and
water. Mrs. Sheridan and Mrs. Gra­
Mrs. Jatees Fewel is ill with malarial
Soda
Springs
and
reported
a
very
pleasant
Jas. Delano, the Dunsmuir butcher,
the woolen mills, accumulating quite a
fever.
There were thirteen tents on the ham also went beyond their depths,
our new buildings .
accommodations for 500 students .
dropped dead of heart disease in his shop time.
fortune.
He
is
also
president
of
the
ground and Mr. Fysh preached one Sunday when Cash Trask, a voung man, happen­
New and large Dormitory for young ladies, leady for next term. Ten instructor*
Mrs. JennifeGoddard went to Dunsmuir
j Sunday.
for them.
Four Courses of Study. New Apparatus.
Bank of Ashland. Mr. Atkinson was a
ed to pass near by and heard the ladies
to-day.
J. B. R. Hutchings has bought a lot of
very successful man in business and if
screaming. He rushed into the water
Mrs.
Geo.
Daley.
Sen.,
who
has
been
Conductor Geo. Bartlett has quit rail­
his constitution had of been anything hides from John Murphy, the butcher, for stopping with Mrs. C W. Taylor since her and rescued Mrs. Morrison and the girl,
Healthful location in the mountains. NO SALOONS. Spring water conducted
roading.
like his mind he would have ranked shipment.
husband’s death came home to her mother’s who were at the bottom of the river. from the hill« into all the buildings by pipes. Heating by the best and latest hot air
Mrs. Ike Deiner of Redding is visiting
Jacob
Kahn,
the
Portland
hide
and
fur
(Mrs.
P.
Simon)
sick
and
her
brother
Peter
among the foremost business men of the
Mrs. Sheridan saved herself by climbing furnaces. Excellent ventilation.
Mrs. R. T. Melius.
dealer, has been doing business here abouts has his face badly swollen from the effects upon some rocks. Mrs. Graham went
west._________________
of
neuralgia.
this week.
over the rapids into deep water, 150 feet
Broadhead all wool dress goods at Vau-
All work ab'ut the buildings and grounds put into the hands of poor students.
It
Dick Wise Caught.
Dr. W. B. Officer is now at the residence below. Trask took a boat and brought
Ex-Sheriff T. Shattuck, of Grants Pass,
pel, Norris ADrake’s.
Dick Wise, who disappeared so mys­ i is shipping water melons to Portland by of Geo. Brown sick with tvphoid pneu­ Mrs. Graham safely ashore, she having consists, of attending f urnaces, sweeping, sawing wood, dining-room and garden work,
etc. Girls do their own washing and ironing in basement of dormitory. Tubs, wash­
Dist. Atty. Benson was here Saturday in
monia. He was taken ill while out on a
teriously from Shovel creek, has been dug the car-load.
the negro assault case.
little pleasure excursion and was unable to been bruised by the rocks. She was boards, water at faucet, irone, store and wood, all free.
up at Fall river mills, Modoc county,
Populist Meeting.
When attending the Chautauqua don’t get to his boarding house.the Pioneer hotel. taken home in a wagon, not having en­
T. C. Gaunt and family have gone to
The Ashland populist club will hold its alive and well. He will be brought back fail to notice the fine tone of that W. W. Dr. Geary of Medford is in attendance. A tirely regained consciousness. At this
PRACTICE or M odel T baixing S chool throughout the year. The true basis of
Humboldt county to remain.
regular monthlv meeting at their club to have his deposition taken in regard to Kimball piano.
Missouri triend of his, Alfred Wright of place there is a strong undercurrent. the work in the school is Normal, and the Professional work is made very emphatic.
W. A. Rummel was over the past week room in McCall’s hall next Tuesday even­ the murder of Spence.
The Yreka Journal says a Klamath river Gold Hill, is here assisting in caring for Had it not been for the timelv arrival of The courses of study are: Normal, Post-Graduate, Business, Music, Art. The State
from his Klamath river miDes.
ing, Sept. 4th. Everybody invited.
wing dam claim paid $140,000 last season in him.
Trask, no doubt the four would have lost Ihp.onia entitles the holder to teach in any county of the State, and at the end of 45
Minins Notes.
Our citizens are going to and coming their lives.
months he receives a Life Diploma without examination.
a 16 months run.
bay land-
M. C. Kasson, the
Death of Mrs. Bishop.
The suit of the Ashland Mining Co. vs.
from the different summer resorts almost
owner, was here the pi
J. M. Etner returned Saturday from a every day. Last Saturday James Lewis
Mrs Orrin Bishop died rather sudden­ tbe Citizens Mining Co. to quiet title to trip
The railway mail service between Ash­
EXPENSES. Tuition: Normal. Post-graduate, Business. $0.25 per term of ten
to Sawyer’.« Bar. He reports lots of and family and Miss Millie Howlett re
Geo. Wiley, of Eagle Point, made Ash-
one
of
the
groupe
of
claims
adjoining
ths
ly
at
Phoenix
Friday.
She
was
a
daugh
­
weeks. Elementary, Music, Art. $5.00.
land
and
San
Francisco
is
now
a
full
land a business visit yesterday.
prospecting being done in that district.
turned from Crater lake (an account of the
ter of W. T. Anderson and leaves a hus­ Patton mine, has been settled by the
John F. Kelly, chief hustler for the 8. P. band and two children.
The Presbyterian church has been beau­ trip will be given next week in the R ecord . Railway Pcstoffice, each car having two
former company paying the court costs
Edgar D.
Millie took notes for that purpose) and mail clerks instead of one.
Lu0R.01i.0-’ At boardin‘t hail, board $1.75, and room 50 cents per
D. A L. Co., was here last week.
and taking judgment by’ default. Judge tifully frescoed by Mr. Larsen, and will be as
Ivory,
who
brought
the
first
car
to Ash­ week, or $_ 25 for both This includes board, room. fuel, light, bedstead, table and
Mrs.
Severance
and
Mr.
Robinett
’
s
family
open
for
tbe
usual
services
next
Sunday.
Still Celebrating.
Prim & Son were in town Tuesday on
Frank Morine, the Tolo rancher, made
returned from boda Springs the same day. land from the south, was the first to chairs. Students bring only bedding and toilet articles,
Ashland a business call Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Churchman, formerly of Joseph Rader and his company returned come in with a full R. P. O., his as­
The Fourth of July executive com­ that business.
this
place,
graduated
recently
as
a
nurse
David Lindsey has sold bis Applegate
the latter part of last week. Joe and Mrs. sistant being C. J. Boyle.
B. R. Stevens and wife of Woodville are mittee had a job lot of fire works left on
The total expense
W. S. Wade inFHnuiS^ ™oms in th<i ‘^n f10? per week- Fanlilv board
their hands, owing to the strike they placer mine to a China company of from Good Samaritan Hospital, Portland. Robinett returned sick. Joe ate too many assists W. F. Bangaseer: Frank Ham-
among tbe Chautauqua campers.
for. :neyea'’-including books, $125. The marvelous growth of the school tbe
fish,
it
is
thought.
Starveout,
Douglas
coantv,
for
$2400.
Before buying a piano or organ don't
1 J. . ,n.ore than reallzed the cominK year. First term opens September 3.
rnond, Wijpon Stout; J. Bovd, Arthur S.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wight have returned failed to arrive in time to get blown sky
high on the nation’s birthday. The com­ Walter Simmons has bought the Lee & fail to see and hear the Kimball. G. F.
As 1 announced in my last the Simon, Ward ; E. C. Murray, F L. Southwick ; ©LSD FOR v. ATALOUL E.
to their home in Kodiak, Alaska.
pany sack had that tired feeling, and the Sisco placer near head of Jutnp-off-Joe. Shepherd will show them to you and give Nichols and Mathewsjthresher commenced Geo, Farmer, W. A. Hemphill. This
Mr. Adams and W. W. Murphy went to committee were forced up to tbe rack —Courier._________________
prices.
work last Monday morning at your corres­
C. D. DRAIN, President Board of Trustees.
Redding yesterdav to do some mining.
pondent’s place, and after a few hours run also means a raise of salary from $1000 a
fodder or no fodder. Last Monday even­
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
is
absolutely
une
­
Self Murder by Frank Howard.
vear
to
$1300
for
the
regulars
and
from
W. T. VAN 8COY, President.
Mrs. Jennie E. Fryerson and infant came ing after tbe Chautauqua lecture, the
qualled as a blood purifier and strengthen­ they went to Mrs. Rader’s where they
This community was surprised and ing medicine. It is the ideal spring medi­ threshed 700 bushels of oats; from there $900 to $1150 for the assistants,
It also
over from Dunsmuir Monday on a visit.
bovs took the entire outfit up on Roper’s shocked on learning that Frank Howard,
to Wm. Wiley’8 where they thrashed 84 adds six more men to the railroad popu- I
Mrs. Judge Tolman is visiting in Missouri butte and shot a few holes in the atmos­ son of Zenas Howard, the pioneer settler cine. Try it. '
bushel&of wheat, and there I left them. lation of Ashland.
having gone there from Oskaloosa. Iowa.
Rev. J. R. N. Bell, the well-known There were three farms that on an ordinary
phere. One erratic rocket got off on the of Howard’s station, had deliberately
Presbyterian
minister,
will
deliver
an
Grain Sacks.
season ought to have yielded 5000 bushels
G. W. Bailey was in from Shake NJpnday wrong track, and exploded after striking made away with his own life by taking
having some farming machinery mended. the ground. A hastily organized hoe morphine without any accented reason­ address on Pioneer day, September 5th, at of grain, produced but 1055 bushels all
Farmers wanting grain sacks should
the
Central
Point
fair.
told. It is not the fault of the land or lack remember that Jacobs & Virgin
of the
Mr Satchwell.railroad operator at Grants brigade prevented the spread of tbe fire. able excuse for doing so. He left homo
Mrs. Wm. Bisbee and Mrs. Fred Auten­ of care in putting in the grain, but the un­ Ashland Roller mills have just received
Pass was visiting his brother Ray this week.
Wednesday, having had a few ill-spoken rieth, Yreka ladies who have been stopping usual drawbacks of the season, as a long
A State Fair Exhibit.
wet spell in tbe spring; a very hot, dry 10,000 Calcutta sacks.
Hon. John Wright, of Salem, was here
Jacksonville, Or., Aug. 27.—Hon. John words with his father and younger broth­ at Colestein, returned Monday from a visit spell;
a hail storm in May and another the
Tuesday in the interest of the Salem Fair. G. Wright, of Salem, a member of the er, and told the children they would of several days at Jacksonville
Mrs. N. Meyette. the Genessee county’
second of July; the grain aphis, and then
never
see
him
again.
He
came
to
Ash
­
Elmer and Fred Applegate, of Swan to cap the climax, grasshoppers enough to treasurer of the W. C. T. U. and a very in­
Geo. Engle has rented the old Grnbbe Oregon state board of agriculture, arrived
land
and
in
the
evening
went
to
W.
R.
lake, after a visit with relatives here, left feed all the turkeys in Oregon for a month. fluential worker in the cause of woman,says:
farm of Dan Walker and is now ranching in Jacksonville yesterday.
Mr. Wright
Monday for San Jose, where the former While setting the machine at Mr. Wiley’s “I have used Parks’ Tea and find it is the
it
is visiting southern Oregon in the inter­ Kincaid’s farm on Neil creek, remaining will
attend the state normal school.
all night. He complained next morning
the derrick mast fell, crushing the platform best remedy I have ever tried for constipa­
est
of
an
exhibit
from
this
section
at
the
If you want a hat or stylish bonnet, go
of
not
feeling
well,
and
said
he
would
adjoining tbe cylinder, but fortunately tion. It requires smaller doses and is more
John
R.
Stearns
came
over
from
Poke-
to Sadie Ober’s—opposite the Odd Fellow’s coming state fair. The district board ap take a walk before eating breakfast. He gama yesterday, the saw-mill having clos­ hurting no one. Tuesday afternoon Dan thorough. I shall use nothing else in fu­
pointed Hon. T. Cameron to take charge
block.
failed to return, but nothing was thought ed after a 13 days run for the want of logs. Simon, who alternated as driver and fork- ture.” Sold by E A, Sherwin.
er, was taken sick and had to go home. I
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. J. P. Savle are at of the district exhibit at the fair, and Mr, of it. the family thinking he had gone The box factory is humming along.
The outfit mentioned a day or two ago }
have since learned that so many of the
McCreary’s on the 8iskiyous for the latter’s Wright and Mr. Cameron spent yester­ to Jake Walker’s, at which place lie was
Jack
Templeton
returned
this
morning
day afternoon at the Sterling mine look­ “quallv as well at home. Tn the after-!
men were taken sick that they were unable as traveling from Albany to Ashland ar- 1
health.
from
a
year
’
s
sojourn
on
Coos
bay
and
to run the machine.
rived in Eugene yesterday in distressed
ing for specimens for a mineral exhibit.
Mrs Harris left Tuesday to visit her To-day’ the gentlemen interviewed the noon his father came down to look him j vicinity, and will likely winter at liis old
circumstances.
The party consisted of a
Yesterday
Rev.
Mr.
Fysh
held
his
basket
daughter in Fall river valley, Shasta
up and have him go to work for Squire ! haunt in the Dead Indian country.
Jacksonville bankers in regard to send­
meeting at the Antelope church and re­ man and his little boy and girl. The lat­
county.
Parker
at
Johnson
prairie.
After
in
­
Homer Millsap, age 14 years, challenges ports four accessions on probation, At ter was carried in the little push cart
ing their specimens to the state fair.
Mrs. C. W. Ayers and children and They met with encouragement every­ quiring at both places and the finding of any boy 16 years old and under for a night he preached at Eagle Point on the which held their belongings and the boy
Blanche Standard returned from Colestein
a poison label in his duster pocket, which bicycle’race at Central Point fair grounds. subject of marriage, and as it had been an­ walked with his father. Thev were giv­
where and will also secure the best speci­
Address his manager, D. L. Rice, Ashland, nounced in tbe V alley R ecord that he was
yesterday.
en permission by the authorities to solic­
mens from H. V. Helm’s fine collection. he had left in his room, search was com­ Or.
to preach on that subject he had an unus­ it aid here and they secured enough pro­
A. Roberts of Union county, a relative of Mrs. Plvmale, who has been selected by menced. At about 4 o'clock p. m. he
Mrs N. C. Dozier, is here on a visit and the state board as superintendent of the was found in the Neil school house in an ! County Judge G E. Hayes, of Oregon ually large audience- quite a nuiulier com­ visions to last them some distance further
unconscious condition
Medical aid was i City brought his wife and little girl out to ing from Big Stickey, Antelope, etc.,among on the trip.—Eugene Guard.
may remain.
fruit division at the fair, is actively en­
Ashland Friday to remain some time for whom 1 noticed Phil Creed and Miss Maud
Mrs. Jack Frizell came over from Yreka gaged in securing exhibits for that de­ summoned, but he was unable to swallow the
latter’s health. They are living at Adams, Arthur Creed and Miss Ida Mat­
and
nothing
could
be
done
to
relieve
him.
Mr. Thomas Batte, editor of the Graphic,
Monday to visit her folks and put up her partment from southern Oregon. The
ney. Wm. Gregory and Miss Lulu Roberts,
Hotel
Oregon.
Texarkana. Arkansas, has found what he
He
died
the
same
evening
about
12
winter’s fruit.
Roberts
and
Miss
Cora
Little,
also
Frank
fruit is of most excellent quality, and the
believes to be the best remedy in existence
High & Story, the barbers, are doing
Hugh Gillette Is lying quite ill with lady will have no trouble in securing a o’clock. The funeral was conducted at what the Geary’ law failed to do, boycotting Miss Nellie Roberts—I did not learn the for the flux. His experience is well worth
the
school
house
Saturday
morning,
the
name
of
the
other
half
of
tbe
pair;
George
malarial fever at the Gillette residence on fine exhibit.
Mr. Wright left lor Med­ Rev. J. Jones officiating. The burial the Chinese by sending their washing to Wiley and—well, he came by and commit­ remembering. He says. •• Last summer I
Church street.
ford this evening, where he goes to con­ was at the Hill cemetery. He was a the Albany Steam Laundry. Leave your ted larceny of my girl and the cart but had a very severe attack of flux. 1 tried al­
Deputy Sheriff A. 8. Barnes was up from fer with Senator Holt,who is also a mem­ voung man only 23 years old, of a happy orders with them,
brought them both back before I could get most every known remedy, none giving re­
Jacksonville over Sunday shaking bands ber of the state board, as to an exhibit of
out
the papers, so I guess I will drop tbe lief. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di­ i
B.
F
Myer
returned
Sunday
from
his
disposition. He but lately came from
with the folks.
corn fiom this county for the corn palace Sacramento, having gone there on that; tour of over a year throughout tbe United niatter for this time. Well, they were all arrhoea Remedy was recommended to me.
I purchased a Hottie and received almost
His health is good and he enjoyed interested in the sermon and pronounced it immediate
Supt. L. R. Fields and Supt. Jas. Agler that is to be built at the state fair.
relief. I continued to use the
stolen train. On his return atGazellehe | States.
tine.
Mr.
Fvsh
announced
that
he
would
a
tine
time.
This
was
his
first
trip
east
were here yesterday haying a conference on
medicine and was entirely cured. I take
undertook
to
ride
a
wild
horse
and
was
not
be
here
the
next
two
Sundavs.
as
he
ex
­
Medford
Items.
since
he
arrived
in
Oregon
40
years
ago.
railroad matters.
pected to be away from home. He expects pleasure in recommending this remedy to
thrown and received severe bruises about
The electric light lit up the town Monday
While cleaning a revolver at his father’.« to be in Ashland during the time and I any person suffering with such a disease, as
Mrs. E. A. Christie, of Fort Jones, moth­
the
head.
The
family
have
the
sympathy
in my opinion it is tbe best medicine in ex­
house on North Myrtle creek last Thursday.
er of Miss Eugene Kelly, died in San Fran­ for the first time,
of the entire community in which they ! Fred Bendine accidentally killed his little hope he will pay tbe R ecord office a call.
istence.” 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by
cisco on tbe 18th.
B. Trainor, a mining man from Ashland, live.
Saturday Rev. S. 8. Caldwell and wife put Ashland Drug Company.
brother Johnny, aged 7 years. The family
was
here
Wednesday.
Rev. Thos. Neil Wilson was here yester­
bad lately arrived front Gray’s Harbor, in their appearance at your correspond­
Jacksonville Jottings.
day on matters relating to the building of
Mules In Trousers.
ent’s and during tbe afternoon the word
Miss Elva Galloway has been attending
Wash.
the Episcopal church.
Mrs. O. Harbaugh and Miss Edith
was passed around that he would hold a
the Chatitanqua assembly.
George
Finney,
an express wagon
Only one car of peaches were shipped to song service at the school house that night
The Chautauqua campers in the grove
Rev. A. 8. Foster and daughter returned Priest will visit Colestein for a few days Minneapolis, the market there having drop­ (he carries an organ with him in his buggy) driver, has clothed his mules’ fore legs
this week.
were treated to a free concert by the Ash­ Tuesday from their Ashland visit.
ped so that the growers did not want to and all who heard of it and could come in trousers. In speaking of it he said
land band Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Plvmale was the guest of risk any more. A representative of Harris turned out and we spent an hour under his
J. D. Hayes and Miss Viola Lewis were
Miss Nellie Barlow at Gold Hill during & Co is here buying peaches for Portland instructions and listening to Ins music. He that flies bothered the fore legs of a four
High A Story, the leading barbers of the married at Grants Pass last week.
city. All work guaranteed to give satisfac­
and the Sound.
the week.
On Sun­ footed animal more than they did the
i and his wife sang several duets.
An infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D.
tion. Main street, opposite the plaza.
i day he attended Sundayschool at 10 a. m. hind limbs, and he, therefore, having
A.
W.
Shearer
and
son,
of
Steamboat,
District Attorney Jas. F. Lodge was
Walker of Medford died quite suddenly
favored us with a tine sermon at 11 a. some respect for the comfort of his
Chas. Gay and wife left Tuesday for San Monday evening.
were transacting business in Jackson­ nominated for joint assemblyman from and
m. After dinner he went with us to the faithful servants, had made a pair of
Francisco, from where they go to New
ville Tuesday.
Siskivou and Del Norte. His republican Antelope church and heard Mr. Fysh
J. W. Simpson and Mrs. Hannah M.
York to be absent a couple of months.
to protect them from the * pests.
Mrs. Nellie Tuttle, of Hornbrook, is opponent is E. S. Touiblin, a railroad picuvu
W IHVU DC
UO
WILLI
rj .
,
preach ULVfl
after which
he layvitu
favored us
with
a , 1 trousers
Teller, were married here Friday by Justice
Henrv Dox and Miss Mamie Day. daugh­ of tbe Peace Walton.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. candidate and manager of the Shasta good, sensible talk and played, and be and •**1® trousuw V?ers supported by susc' ucj.
ter of Judge Silas J. Day, married this week
his wife rendered some fine vocal music, ers passed up over the backs
t
Luv, lor a few weeks.
Springs bottling works.
Miss Abbie Beck, sister of W. 8. Beck, of
and are stopping at Hotel Oregon to-day.
This morning they start on a toyr throqgb Imais.—Nebraska State J
Mrs.
Fred
Autenrieth
and
Mrs;
Bis-
Louse creek, was married at Roseburg on
Roseburg Plaindealer: In order to get Klaniaih and Lake counties, via R okup ____ ______________ _
-ournai.
Win. Stafford, an 8. P. lobbyist, is in the 24th to 8. F. Wright.
bv, ot Yreka, were the guests of Mrs. H. the circus to exhibit in Grants Pass the city river and Crater lake. He expects to look ....
.
.
town from Fourth and Townsend. He was
council reduced the license from $50 to $25. after the Sundayschool interests at Trail NOtlCC
Water ConRUmPrR
W H. Parker was at Ashland again Wed­ Pape during the week.
with the 8. F. Alta in the days gone by.
*“4, VUIloUlllCl o-
Mrs, I. Aiken and daughter are viait- There seems to bp a vast difference of opin­ creek, Elk creek and Prospect on his wav
nesday. He and his family may take up
between the authorities of Roseburg out and will probably preach every night
Silk veiling, white and black. 10 and 15 their residence in the Granite city.
1 ng the family of Dr. William Jackson at i ion
and Grants Pass as to the benefits to be de­ on the route as there are campers ail along
cents per yard, at “The Fair.”
tion ot a fatuous 1 rench physician, will quickly cure you ot all ner­
Rev. A. M. Russell, who organized tbe Grants Pass this week.
rived from a circus. Here the license was the road and his organ will soon call
Il) accordance with a refo-
vous or dUeaaea of the generative organa, such as Lost Manhood,
Dr. Cantine arrived Tuesday from San Medford Baptist church nine years ago,
Mrs. S. R. Tavlor has returned from increased to $100.
Insomnia, I idns in the Dac.i,Seminal .Emissions, Nervous Debility,
crowd
together.
s
he
is
so
generaliy
Jose to lecture the Chautauquans and has preached to his old congregation Sunday.
PunplM, Lnatness to Marry, Exhanatlng Drains, Varicocele and
bjtiori
passed
at
a
special
her
visit
a
’
Dunsmuir,
where
she
was
known
all
that
is
necessary
is
to
1st
it
he
The
negro
Moore,
whose
band
threw
the
Coi-s
’.inadon. It stops al losses by day or night Prevents quick-
been receiving good audiences, He is as
known that he is to speak qj. play and all meeting of the city council of
stone
that
dealt
Brakeman
Morian
such
a
lit ss 01 discbareo, which if not checked leans to Spermatorrhcea anti
the
guest
of
Mis.
B.
M.
Gill.
Chas.
Angel,
the
timber
land
expert,
has
chipper as ever.
all
the
of Impotoncy. _________
Dt:xi; cleanses
thulivcr. Uiu
blow on the nose, near Woodville, who can, who appreciate a gppd sermon or
BEFORE ano AFTER kidneys horrors
.
gone to Feather river with Mr. McDonald,
Mrs. A. H. Meagly and children, of I terrible
anti the urinary organs ot
all impurities.
D ick ,
had his examination before Justice Luckey good music, will be pp hand,
J. C. Pelton and wife, who liave been of Seattle. Chas. H. Pierce returned to
Ashland,
Oregon,
held
Aug.
CUPIDEXE
strengthens
anti
resloressmull
weak
organs.
Eagle Paiiit, Aug. 27, 1894.
visiting the latter’s parents. H. I). Parker Seattle via San Francisco from Feather Portland, are spending the heated term in Ashland Saturday and was hound over
The reason sufTerers are not cn.-ed by Doctors is because ninety per cent are troubled with
with relatives in Jacksonville,
25th, 1894, all parties using ids.
Proslritllt». CU PI DENE Is the only known remedy to cure wli bout an operation. MuOu-silmonl.
to the grand jury. Constable Real has
and wife, returned to San Francisco Tues­ river.
A
written guarantee given and money returned if six boxes does not elTect a uermanenteura
day. Mr. P. is an architect.
‘’There is danger tn delay.”
Mrs. Cimborski snd daughter, Miss landed him in Sheriff Patterson’s cqstody
$1.00 a box, six for $5.03, by maii. Send for fkick circular and testimonials.
water
for
irrigation
from
the
Mrs. Sarah E. Carter, wife of B. F.
at
Jacksonville.
Address I»A VOL USEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal. For (Me by
Since 1861 I have been a great sufferer
John Wells and Miss Caniiella Walker Carter, died at Woodville on the 29th inst. Lena, are visiting in Jacksonville. They
Blacksmith A. E. Matson had his left eye tfom catarrh. I tried Elv’s Cream Balm city’s system are warned that
are in from Sprague river visiting friends aged 33 years. She was a grandaughter of are guests of the Chappel House.
JYSTTLTkJSTJD ERUG COZMZZE’JLlSrY.
burned
at
his
forge
Monday
and
left
for
and relatives. Miss Walker will probably W. M. Harper.
Taylor Payne and wife are now resi­ San Francisco to-day in care of pr A- C. and to all appearances am cured. Terrible water will not be allowed to
headaches from which I had long suffered
spend the winter in Ashland.
J. H. Brantner, the well-known Apple dents ot Jacksonville. They are comfort­ Caldwell, for treatment. He may lose Lis are gone.—W. J. Hitchcock. Late Major U be used for irrigation pur­
Miss Hattie Sloan, of Eugene, daughter gate miner, was married here on the 26th ably located in the new residence of J. sight, and it will be a year or more before S. Vol, and A. A. Gen.. Buffalo, N. Y.
of Ex-Sheriff Sloan, of Lane county, and a inst. by Justice of the Peace G. 8. Walton DeRoboam on California street.
he will be able to recover it, As he lias lost
Ely’s Cream Balm has completely cured poses during the remainder
friend of H. Reid, the merchant taller, was to Mrs. Mart’ Mansfield. We wish them
the sight of his other eye for 10 years pastk me of catarrh when everything else failed.
The
partv
consisting
of
Geo.
M.
Love
visiting Ashland the past week.
much happiness and prosperity.
this will leave him in bad shape.
Many acquaintances have used it with ex­ of the low water season, ex­
and wife, Prof. Horton, Misses Miller
cellent
results.—Alfred W. Stevens, Cald­ cept on Wednesdays and Sun­
A. D. Naylor and son Dolph Naylor, and
Geo. W. Stephenson and family returned
The Southern Oregon Chautauqua As­ and Cronemiller returned Wednesday
well, Ohio.
AL Smith were in town Tuesday, the form­
to-dav
from
a
three
weeks
’
outing
at
Klam
­
days of each week, and not
Price of Cream Balm is fifty oei-,13,
er going to the Jennv creek stock ranch and sociation has been busy for the last Dine from their two week’s outing at Tyler’s ath Hot springs. While there he had the
days. Every afternoon and evening the soda springs.
the two latter to Klamath county.
misfortune of losing a valuable animal by a
Governor P«nnc^v^r pardoned J. H. after 8 p. m. on said days.
Judge P. P. Prim arrived home Satur­ peculiar disease, (unknown to the vet-
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rhodes returned tabernacle has been filled with the city’s
Field, who was serving a 100 day sentence
best
people.
The
discourses
have
all
reniary
surgeons
of
that,
country.)
He
re
­
day
morning
from
his
sojourn
at
Gear
­
Water consumers who are
Monday evening from a visit of some
in'fauf county jail for selling liquor at a
months with old friends in Iowa, Illinois, been able and broad-minded and were hart Park. He came to attend to busi- ports the springs bubbling in &U their, Methodist campmeeting on Williams creek in the habit of allowing fau­
received with unflagging interest, To. ness in the circuit court. Mrs. Priin pristine glory, and people copifpg and go­ and the prisoner was liberated Sunday.—
Pennsylvania. Missouri and Texas.
ing incessantly. ' •'
cets to remain open 'and thus
Grants Pass Courier.
Dr. Geo. R. Wallace, the Portland preach­ night will be the last of the series, The will remain a few weeks longer.
The piano used in the Southern Oregon
Constable John Real, of Ashland, was Chautauqua
er who became notorious in a day by a number ol people in attendance from the
wasting water are warne(j
was furnished bv
sermon on Kyrle Bellow and Mrs. Brown- neighboring towns was not as great this here Sunday. He brought the negro, the courtesy of assembly-
llOIW.
the W’. W. Kimball Co. of
Potter, is lecturing to the Chautauqua as- vear as last. The association is in a good W G. Moore, to the county jail to await Chicago;
r** rmitting Such waste.
is universally praised for beauty
sembly,
shape financially and with proper man the action of the grand jury for the as and finish of the case: but its qrowntng
Frank Williams and Jennie Bros. of agemcDt, the receipts may be made to «suiting of a brakeman on the overland excellence is beauty, brpqdtb and volume MYER—Near Ashland, Augqsf SB, IbtH, to ’ , ater consumers will save
the wife of Wm. Myer, % son,
of tone, combined wi|h qn artistic touch.
Portland returned Saturday from their in- meet all expenses.
last week.
trouble by a strict conformity
C. F. Shepherd is tlie local agent.
epection trip thtongb the mines along the
The new officers elected are: President,
brown
— At Aafetuttd •-
The funeral of the little daughter of
Klamath river.
$0,
the
òr
r"
mine,
Aug.
29.
G. F, Billings, of Ashland; vice-president. Mrs. Addie Schmidt of Woodville took
to these rules.
E1111I Peil, blacksmithing, horse-shoeing,
_aas. H. Brown, a
Dr. Everett Mingus returns to Portland W. I. Vawter, of Medford; secretary, Mrs. place in Jacksonville Tuesday. Bessie etc., of every description. First-claw vvol U'
IRA C. DODGE,
this week from his summer vacation with C. R. Minkler; treasurer, F H. Carter;
and satisfaction guaranteed- The 9,Id Mow-
I
his folks in Ashland and the resorts of trustees, T. J. Howell, B. R. Willits, E. I). Schmidt was aged 4 years, 11 months Hunsaker shop near depo^. KSiy© l “n •
Superindendent.
.„1
—
In
Ashland,
August
28,
1891,
Briggs. J. M. Luark. Fred Hansen Mrs and 25 days. The little one has been call.
’
southern Oregon.
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Mowat,
a
son.
—
L. E. Norris. Robert Neil, A- F. Eddy, E. afflicted for several ye^rs and death
A. W. Hnwkett, who sold the Ashland B. Smith, E, P. Childs, Janies Chisholm.
The Siskiyou nuun»-
comes as a relief. Services 5$ere con­
mine to the present owners, is now living
populists have put
ducted at the grave wy Bey. W- B- VJJ1 tjfoe falb»—
Child’s whit o merino veets and pants, 9c. up.
The Escape of Paul VoIJmar.
at Delta. Shasta county, and writes us that
■
... mg ticket: Sheriff, Oscar
Moore,
the populist party will carry Shasta county
Linen damask towels, 59c. reduced to 25c.
Paul Vollmar, who was lying in the
. o >; clerk. Walter Glendenning; assess­
by a good round plurality.
Nothing has been hearJ
or, Louis Webb; superintendent, John
Jacksonville jail awaiting the action of
Turkey damask table linen, 30c. reduced to 25c.
I
Prof. Ivy with his art class, Prof. Shaw t he grand jury for stealing $40 worth of mer^ the eiwan*'*
. of paul Vol- Whipple- treasurer, L. H. Dewey ; survey­
Dover egg beaters, 15c.
I
and his elocution class, and Prof. Wersch- watches from Wadehow’s jewelry •»<*■"• lv “
. prisoner, who so quiet- or. Abram Erno; prosecuting attorney,
___________________
________________
you
’
re
out
of
order
and
cannot
take
steps
to
make
a
change
ler’s class in music as well as Prof. VV. C. in Medford, escaped fro— “
Jacob
Wetzel
;
coroner,
J.
B.
Chase;
joint
Ladies’ ribbed hose, fast black. 18c.
•7
_
-
_
w
a
9
the dust from his feet and de­ assemblyman, W. H. Sharpe; supervisor,
Hawlev’s Sundayschool normal teaching in
Men’s extra fine seamless socks, I"-'.
too
quickly.
The
best
antidote
for
blueness
discovered
up
parted
from
the
county
jail
last
Thurs
­
last
Th»
—
*-
-
t.»e
county
jail
connection with tbe Chautauqua Assembly,
W. R. Oberlin.
Ladies’ white waists. 49c.
<-nnrf h
. n'Uht. Owen Keegan, day night without consulting any of the
are being well attended.
Dolph Eddy’s prices are still in the lead to date is OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER. sold by Sherwin; it |
house jamtor and jailor, left his officers. In all probability he is safe in
Milk bucket, 10 quarts, 20c.
Mrs. S PattéTtoft an4 children have *?n Chas. Keegan tn charge of the jail. some other clime, and Jackson county at The Fair. Men’s wool hats, 40c.
stimulates,
freshens
up
and
strengthens.
Whatever
your
ran
Harness snaps. 20c. per dozen.
This
morning
Marshal
Smith
moved to Jacksonville to join the Sheriff Keecan went into the jail about 7 o’clock will be winner bv Beveral dollars that the
Physician
may
prescribe
for
you,
get
your
prescription
filled
across
a
hobo
in
the
act
of
running
his
during bis residence at the county wuu
Ladies
’ handkerchiefs from 3e. up.
th« prisoners in the cell prosecution would have amounted to.
Sheriff Patterson has leased Lis farm for
face for grub. He undertook to run him at Sherwin’s; none but pure chemicals are used and every <
Fruit jar fillers, 5c.
two yean! toC.
liwulmg. ‘
V
for .2um' j
w?otto Prisoner B. O’Brien’s
Mr. Hobo took French leave and
■•ellland asked if Vollmar was in his Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder in.
Men’s blue overalls, riveted, 48c.
hoofed
it down Main Btreet flvinglv, the article is checked back to insure accuracy, before the pre-
Awarded
Gold
Medal
Midwinter
Fair,
San
Francisco.
J. J. Mehan, of Ashland, Or., was in town m o.’. .Immwitately a noise was heard
Youths
’ blue overalls, riveted, 43c.
marshal
in
close
pursuit.
Everybody
several days last week on business con­ Vnllm.rronfl°?[oi Vollraar’» cell, as if
scriptior leaves the laboratory; you can’t take medicine and
nected with the Western Union Telegraph tollrnar was there and in the act of HOTEL OELEG-OTT took an interest in the race and encour­
Boys’ blue overalls, riveted, 38c.
aged the contestants to do their utmost. chance at the same time.
Company, and was warmly greeted by his gifting a chair. O’Brien remarked that
Ladies’ shoe polish, 10 and 15c.
Yreka friends.—Yreka Journal.
It was a go-as-you-please and for about
F. T. Fradenburgb, Prop.
he guessed so. As Vollmar was very
Trimming silk, plain and figured, 40c.
fifteen
minutes
the
race
was
hotly
con
­
Corvallis Gazette: Prof. Moses Craig reticent and a broken nose made speak­
Sewing silk, beat made, 05e.
tested, but the fleetness of the hobo en­
and G. W. Shaw are at Ashland in attend ing an effort for him this was a verv W T Farrier,Roseb’g B H Barclay, city
I
abled
him
to
cross
the
corporation
line
anee upon a session of the Chautauqua as­ clever ruse. Keegan locked the ceil J A Norman, do
A Coy,
do
Cast
steel hatchet, 50c.
Cov,
Sherwin sells C ongo O il to apply for Rheumatic pains.
—■ —
sembly that convened Tuesday and re­
about
100
yards
ahead
of
his
competitor.
N
A
Ambrose,Portl
’
d
W
J
Culligan,
8
F
Tack
hammers, 05.
combination and walked around the R Staby, 8 F
’ Tas MyersZ Gridley
- - --
mains in session until September 1.
<teel cage, locked the jail and left.
A
Million
Friends.
Screw
drivers, 6 inch, 10c.
R W Cranston. Port W Woods, Medford
A Job lot of straw hats. $1.50 styles for
olImar
had
been
outside
the
cage
all
Wm
Winter,
do
Geo
Drake,
Roseburg
A
friend
in
need
is
a
friend
indeed,
and
Pudding
pans from 6c. up,
fioe. and áüc. styles for 20c. at The Fair the time. He had made the noiso in 8 Lander. Pokegoma I E Purdin,
“Teaching is the noblest art but the sorriest trade.”
not less than one million people have found
Buy a new hat.
Milk
pans
from 4c. up.
Hotel Medford just such a friend in Dr. King's New Dis­
the cell with » rope fastened to the chair G L Farmer.Sta Rosa
Louis Kahn, S F
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Thirteenth Annual Session
Currv combs, worth 20c. for 10c.
Miss Fannie Nunan. of Jacksonville, wa« tn tlie cell, the strings of which he pulled John Grattan, S F
on Sunday’s south train for San Francisco rom the outside. He wore nailed boots E E Sayles, Steinman Jacob Vauhn. Portl’d If you have never used this Great Cough
Thimbles, 1, 2, 5 and 7c.
Medicine, one trial will convince you that
in search of higher and better education that made lots of noise, but for this A D Jones, 8 P R R E F Branety, N Y
Q
L
Gilliland.
8
P
Co
Chas
Prim,
J
’
ville
it
has
wonderful
curative
powers
in
all
dis
­
Miss Jo Nunan and
Vining aconi- «pectal purpose had them muffled and
C A Piper, Portland P Prim, do
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
M Co)-^ein. returning made noiseless by wrapping them with E D Ivory. Oakland P
H Walsh, Portland
bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
the same eventnx,
■I A Norman.Rosebg or money will be refunded. Trial bottles
underclothing and as Keegan was goin" C J Boyle, S F
il cans; coffee pots, coffee mills, tea kettles, measures,
A Chautauqua lecturer is always a “Dr.’’ round the corrider the soft hoofed Voll- H L Benson, Gr Pass O F Kinne. Portland free at Ashland Drug Company. Large
G P Worden, do
bottles 50c and $1.00.
when he attends an assembly, though at niar preceded him unawares. In the G E Hayes, wf & c
buckets, underwear, shirts, mirrors, notions, novel­
-
— -
Oregon City J DSwils.Sacramento » LT
home he is plain Rev. So-and-So, pastor o' night, with the aid of an iron bar from
Monmouth, Oregon.
E I 8ehaw, do
This-and-That. The clergy bovs must feel the water tank, he dug out the wood C A Hermans, do
Miss Hattie Sloan,
Mrs K Atkinson,
Awarded
as if they are going to attend to a sick
ties, stationery, clothes lines, clothes pins,
Eugene
Denver, Colo
crowd when they notice the patent medi work an<l got behind the bolt, which
Highest
Honors
—
World's
Fair,
A
TRAINING
SCHOOL
FOR
TEACHERS
—
THEORY
AND
PRACTICE
COMBINED.
H
F
Farrier,
Portl
’
d
T L Southwick, Cal
cine style of advertising they are heralded vas sprung by this lever. He left all his
stove polish, shoe blacking, brushes,&c.
E C Murray, 8 F
“implements” in the jail and the door R P Williams,
with.
STRONG PROFESSIONAL COURSE, AND WELL-EQUIPPED MODEL SCHOOL.
Roseburg L R Cardwell, C’l Pt
wide
open.
The
next
morning
was
ths
Rev. Chas. Booth. Episcopal minister at
THOROUGH PREPARATORY AND ACADEMIC COURSES.
C H Gray, 8 F
Harry Adams, do
Newport, was here the past week. Hi« first Keegan knew of tbe escape of his i'has Collins, do
NORMAL. ADVANCED NORMAL, BUSINESS, MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS.
W
C
Stiles,
do
daughter. Miss J4a Booth, a graduate and nan. Sheriff Patterson was out of town W 8 « ade. do
V O Hammon,
teacher of kindergarteai training, will open subpoening jurymen, but Deputy Sheriff W T Bangasser. do
Ottawa, Ill
Light expenses. Board and Lodging Books and Tuition
a kindergarten school for children at the Barnes soon had the wires and mails hot J F Heinmessv,
1 8 Cowles. N Y
same time the Ashland public schools open, with the announcement and description
Ashland mine A T Zipp, S F
not over $150 per Year.
in the building near tbe Presbyterian of the fugitive.
Geo R Neil. J ’ville
A S Ward, do
church.
rpHE TOWN OF MONMOUTH has a beautiful and healthful location in the heart
It appears that Vollmar had tried t< M Freidenthal.Port J H Bovd, do
1 of the Willamette valley, twelve miles southwest of the state capital, it lias no
Dr Selah Brown left for Los Angeles escape betore and had once told O'Brien H G Sahlstrom, do B 8 Casteel,
Ashland Butte
Tuesday, stopping off for a lecture at Duns­ that lie was going to hit old man Keegan A W ilsh, Roseburg
saloons.
A Walsh. Roseburg
muir. lie has lots of friends here. Wat­ oyer the head with his chair just as Geo A Bavis, b F
The Normal School Diploma entitles one to teach in any ciunty in the state with­
I A G ______
Hamlin, ,__
do
son Heston, the great infidel cartoonist of Keegan would pick up his trav of dishes — Homes, do
Chas McCarty,Racine I"
W T Hershev, do
out iurther examination iiruduaJtas command good positions...
the Truth-Seeker. ffiust have known Bro.
t
Brown for every one of his caricatures of a dter serving Vollmar with his nieRl, and J D Kenworthy, Fort L B Hendricks, Ksbg
■'U 99
E xpenses —Tuition, per term of ten weeks: Normal. $5.25, «ub-nonual, $o; com-
•
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Protestant min « erare ideal pictures of the then escape. But O’Brien foiled that MP Gleeson,
A D Jones, 8 P Co ”
I mercial, $6.25. Board and lodging; Board at normal dining hall.
• Jur7.
-«•heme bv himself handing out the trav J T Crowley.
reverend lecturer.
Hugh dcGuire, Port
u
j
nished
rooms,
with
fire
and
light,
from
$1.00
to
$1.25
per
week
,
'
Dan
Ma
hiott.
"> Keegan. Sheriff Cathcar» cd ROse-
Fran.< King,
“
] cents per week, board and lodgiug with private families, from $3 to$3 «0 ju: wtek.
«<
Prof. Thos Van '■'coy. of the Portland
8am
Go
dsmith,
1
Henry
Dox.
Rn arre8t there supposing it C A Piper.
u
Univer«itv. has been here f^r over a week to he \ollniar,
& wife.
“
Vitality and growth have always characterized tbe work of the Normal
Tbe com-
but the man. was torno-
« »
He is at Gran s Pass todaV and if he sue
Opposite Ashland Mill?.
Lew
Was-ennan,
1
C A Hermann, Or Cy
loosc
alter
further
investigation.
|
iug
year
promises
to
be
one
of
tbe
neat
in
its
history.
ceeds in settling the lumber bill
the n*»
G L Fanner,
F
Catalogues
cheerfully
sent
on
aj
plication.
Address
MOST
PERFECT
MADE.
As
the
probable
reward
would
b>
Ashland college, that institution will ope
up th • first of October with two nrofe«*'”» -.mall and as Vollmar has some means
A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Pewder. Free
- - -
P. I*. CAMPBKLL, Pre»f4ont. or
real ennning. he will probabl
Iron; abroad and th« balaooe ol ti» tench- •
from Ammonia, Alum or any other aduttsrtft
a
W. A. WANN» tiecretarry vf rUauky.
Isakv pwd bw ww,
VALLEY
RECORD.
Telephone Connection.
The telephone line connecting Jackson­
ville with Medford has been extended on
through Phoenix and Talent to Ashland;
the wires strung and the talking machine
was made ready for talking business yes­
terday, between the above named places.
The work of constructing the telephone
and telegraph line between Crescent City.
Cal., and Grants Pa«s. Or., is progressing
fast, under the supervision of Mr. Johnson.
Poles have been sent to the fo t of tbe
Howland hill, about two miles from Cres­
cent City. From that place on to Gasquet’s,
16 miles, not many poles will be used, as
there are trees along the route.
The line connecting Washington and
northern Oregon has just asked Rose­
burg for a charter and will extend their
line from Eugene to that place. Thia
will leave but a small connecting link
between Medford and Grants Pass and
Grants Pass and Roseburg, which will
undoubtedly be built before another vear
rolls along.
STATE
NORMAL
SCHOOL
F
BE
CAREFUL
"THAT YOU INVESTI­
GATE thoroughly our
New Stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Furnishing
Goods, Etc., before pur
chasing elsewhere, and we
will be sure to please you.
MAKHOOD BESTOBEDSSS;
against
IF YOU A’RE BLUE
DIV
Goods will arrive nearly every week at the
same Bedrock Prices as before.
F CREAM
BAKINA
POWDIB
40 YMW TOT rNttDMW.
DOLPH EDDY
4-
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