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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1894)
#»••« '• a ————.............. VALLEY RECORD. RECORD. VALLEY n ------- TUE FINEST------- ASHLAND, OREGON. :FI j A-EZÎST and f JX. USTO y Chief of the County Papers. ZE3 ZELI AST TI IST O. Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. NO MONOPOLY PRICES. £X^Givo ub your order for Letter heads. Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars, Etc. VOL. VII. 1 Professional Cards A. C. CALDWEI j L, MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE DENTIST. Chase Combination Dental Plates made with Gold and Aluminum Roofs. Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth o perfect appearance. Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. Office over the Bank Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m. BROWER M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. O regon . A shland , Office—Ganiards Opera House. Residence Mechanic and Laurei Streets J L. WOOD. DENTAL SURGEON. : : A shland , : O regon LL MANNER of metal and rubber plates made in the latest approved A methods. Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge work a specialty. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. ZEUG-ZEE & SHAVING * STORY. • AND * * HAIRDRESSING PARLORS. Opposite Plaza. Local Agents Albany Steam Laundry. GROWERS, FRUIT The Burial of Mr. Atkins >n. W. H. Atkinson, who died at noon on August 30tn, was buried in Ashland cemetery Saturday afternoon. In the Pres byterian church, of which the decease I was a staunch pillar, the friends took a last look at the face of the dead man. Besides the religious service, the late Mr. Atkinson’s pastor for these many years, Rev. F. G. Strange, uttered a very appropriate and impressive discourse, the choir singing many of the late broth er’s favorite hymns. A large concourse ot people followed in a funeral procession to the grave to pay the last earthly re spects. Mr. Atkinson was 49 years old and leaves a wife and an adopted daught er 4 years old. Ratty Rogues. Klamath Star.] The populist government of Jackson county has got its hooks out in the hope of catching and getting back at least a portion of the plunder of the late demo cratic administration. The formal de mand it made last week on Ex-Treasurer Moore, now of Portland, that he return the amount he paid on that raised coun ty warrant, together with interest on the same from the time the warrant was paid until full settlement is made, is waking up the rascals who were turned out to snooze. Associated with the democratic gov ernment of Jackson county were several rascals with a email R—ratty rogues who haunted every hole through which a dollar could he pulled, and the amount one of them pulled out by raising that warrant is $363.12, exactly. Clerk Jacobs is doing good work at bis post, and as the eye be has got on the tracks of the plunderers is full of sharp and steady light, several interesting de velopments are expected. The Ashland Burglars Abroad. Martin, Moore & Co.’s store at Klam ath Falls was entered on the night of August 24th, the burglar breaking a pane of glass in the rear door, reaching in his hand, turning the key and walk ing in. Five dollars in change was taken from the money drawer, and the show cases disarranged. The burglars must have got scared as nothing else was missing. Some tough characters traveling with a bad woman from Med ford are suspected. Several days after ward a burglar entered F. P. Lights’ saloon at Lakeview from the back win dow, robbed the till of $3 worth of change and three quarts of whisky. These parties are also suspected of the robbery of Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s store in Ashland. A Defender ot Lynched Thompson. The Klamath Falls Express is one paper that defends Bill Thompson, rec ently taken out of the Lakeview jail and hung in front of the court house, thus: The facts are that Thompson was not in jail for whipping his wife—it is doubtless E RE IN IT THIS YEAR-bigger if he had a wife—hut for assault with a than ever, and solicit the handling gun upon W. Z. Moss, and the lynching of your fruit and produce. Boxes, Paper was done by a gang of outlaws that in and Packing furnished for those who wish. fest South Warner. Tbeir reason for Have opened a Commission store in the hanging Thompson is not known, but Gillette building and will handle all kinds the prevailing opinion is that he knew of Fruit and Produce Having a large order trade, we are in a too much about the crimes that had been position to place a large quantity of Fruit committed there. It is understood that Thompson had told the people that he at good figures. SPECIAL—Mr. J. M. Hicks will be in could send the entire outfit to the pen Portland (in our behalf) to look after the itentiary if be wished. trade there and in the Sound country. Trusting to be favored with a share of J. M. McCall, representing N. A. your Fruit and Produce, we remain, Handy, of San Francisco, this week con Yours very Respectfully. signed in the neighborhood of 30,000 lbs. G. W CROWSON di CO. the accumulated clip of two years of the Songer, Murphy and Wells wool to San Francisco. The price expected is 10 cents per lb. ATTENTION ! W MORRIS HOWELL. The Klamath Agency contracts were let to G. W. Smith for 40,000 lhs. of oats at $1.25 per 100 and 1500 lba. of corn meal at $4.75 per 100: Fred Melhase 73,000 lbs. of beef at $5.44 per 100; Alex. THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S Martin, Jr., 73,000 lbs. of flour at $18.95 per 1000. HARDWARE STORE. At Canvonville last week J. J. Harris, BOOTS & SHOES R. C Harris and J. B. Stevenson, en route from Coquille City to Gold Hill, ------- THAT FIT YOU------- were arrested on suspicion of being con in the recent robbery of the ZMZAuZDZS TO OZELZDZEZEL cerned Coquille postoffice. They were thorough ly searched, exonerated, and let go on AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. their way rejoicing. High & Story, the leading barbers of the epairing a specialty . Haif- city. All work guaranteed to give satisfac Soling, men’s 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. tion. Main street, opposite the plaza. BOOT & SHOEMAKER. R Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap AXLE OREASE BEST IN THE WORLD. HsweariD^qualiUe^ure ur surpassed, actually cutlastintr iwo tx>r< s of auyotber b.-nrd. Not eflfetted ty heat. L s TGET THE GENUINE. FOR SAf EBY DEALERS OENtKALLY. lyf MILLINERY & NOTIONS The Spring Medicine “All run down” from the weakening ef fects of warm weather, you need a good tonic and blood purifier like Hood’s Sarsa parilla. Do not put off taking it. Numer ous little ailments, if neglected, will soon break up the system. Take Hood’s Sarsa parilla now. to expel disease and give you strength and appetite. Hood h Pills are the best family cathar tic and liyer medicine. Harmless, reli able, sure. ________________ ’ The Medford Distilling and Refining Co. turned out—of their goods—to the trade, for the month of August, 1894, 35 barrels, amounting to 1540 taxable gal lons. The tax on same amounted to $1386 to the government.—Mail. CALL AND SEE OCR FINE STOCK OF NEW : GOODS With More Coming. They are pretty and cheap— sure to please and give satisfaction. MRS. B. E. WHY SUFFER WITH Sick and Nervous ASHLAND MARKET. HEADACHEP SOHN E. PKLTOX. B. P. NEIL. PELTON & NEIL, Prop’s. —Retail and Wholesale dealers in— Beef, Pork and Mutton. AU Kinds of Fresh Meats Kept conatantly on hand. Fair living prices is all that we ask. We will make it to your interest to deal with us. febl’92 UNIVERSITY of OREGON. -ZETTG-ZEJSTZE.- EXT SESSION begins the 17th of September, 1894. N Tuition, free. Board. $2.50 per week. Five courses: Classical, Scientific, Lit erary, English and business. DORMITORY. The Boarding Hall for young ladies and the Boarding Hall for young gentlemen will be uride- the perscmSbSupervision of Mrs. S. Munra. a lady of refinement and large ex perience. For catalogue», address, J. J. JUfSOW. PRESSED BRICKS. COUNTY, OREG-ON, ASHLAND’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Some of the Need’s and Require New shoes; none equal—$1.50. At The ments of the Pupils. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1894. NO. 17. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Changed flands ! Fair. Chas. Nickell returned Sunday from By Prof. C. A. Hitchcock, Principal.] The public schools open Monday, Sept. San Francisco. 10. According to the school law ef Ore G. W. Kimball, of Roseburg, is at the gon children cannot be admitted under Tolman springs. the age of six years. Pupils can enter Mrs. Chas. McCrea returned Sunday the first grade only in September and Januarv, as beginning classes are organ from Scott valley. only twice a year. Judge Howell and family are visiting ized All scholars in attendance last year The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now in Siskiyou county. must bring their promotion certificates. Under the Management of Mrs. Ira Phelps and children are visit Al) scholars not in attendance last year, and wishing admission to any other ing in Linn county. Silver Lake and the Desert. Humorist Johnson Breaks tlio Becord. than the first grade, will present The Park & Lacey machinery company grade T 1 I took a ride out on the desert recently themselves for examination with such ! Isaac Hood, colored, 68 years old, of of Portland have failed. to see how far the water had gone since H books aB they have at the high school 813 Winter street, laughed so heartily the overflow, and to see if it was still R. S Barclav and family have moved building, Thursday, Sept. 6tb, at 9 at an alleged joko that he dislocated his o’clock. They will ttien be assigned to going. It has gone east as far as Table ■ to Talent from Ashland. jaw. He was sent to the Pennsylvania mountain, and is still going, but slowly. proper grades and can commence the Miss Cheney, the Talent teacher, has the It went east of Thorn lake about a mile, hospital, where the doctors, after much term without delay. returned from California. HAS improved the House and is pre- Below is given a list of supplies need making a circuitous route before running difficulty, put the bono back in its place. Mrs. T. P. Boyd and children have re ed at the beginning of the year. It ¡8 into Thorn lake. The lake is full, and Hood, who is generally known by tho pared to Entertain the Traveling Public turned to Multnomah county. desired that all may commence the first its general course is north. It is sur sobriquet of “Pop,” is a good natured in First Class Style. prising to see the amount of water that Ed. Fradenbnrg died suddenly recent day and be provided with the necessary has overflowed. There are several good old man, and when Sam Johnson came books and supplies. The district furnish along and said something funny “Pop” ly at his home near Gold Hill. es ink for all grades. A special pencil sized lakes, and the water runs in nar started to laugh and could not stop un For a first-class shave or hair cut go to with a hard lead should be provided for row channels from one to another. It is til his jaw bone got out of place. At High & Story's. Opposite plaza. drawim^and used for that alone; if so great place for water fowl. There are the hospital “Pop” told the doctors ho hundreds of young ducks there that are Mrs. R. Morgan, of San Louis Obispo, used it would last all the year, and more just learning to fly. It affords fine feed could not remember exactly what tho satisfactory work could be done. is visiting Central Point relatives. ---------- :o:---------- and water for a large number of cattle, joko was, but said that it was mighty supplies : and horses, which are looking sleek and tunny anyhow.—Philadelphia Press. Miss May Tiffanv this week commenc First grade.—Slate with covered frame, fat. It is plain to be seen that Silver ed teaching a school near Woodville. Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour slate pencil and sponge, lead pencil and Among the incidents of childhood that at one time extended out through A son was born to the wife of J. E. some paper ruled like copy book paper. lake ists. \\ hen in Ashland don t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon the straits, around to Fort rock, and stand out in bold relief, as our memory re Randles at Lake creek on Aug. 27th. verts to the days when we were young,none Second grade.—Second reader, slate nearly fo Christmas lake. I find evi Miss Belle Willis, of Roseburg, was and pencil, pen and holder, ruled prac dence of the work of man that we know are more prominent than severe sickness. The young mother vividly remembers that tice paper, tracing book No. 1 and lead has not been here since the country has it visiting Miss Fanny Ralph last week. was Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured been in its present condition. —Lakeview l er of croup, and in turn administers it to Fred Downing, of Lake creek, leaves pencil. Third grade.—Third reader. No. 1 Examiner. her own offspring and always with the best soon for an eastern trip among relatives. arithmetic, slate and pencil, pen and results. For sale by Ashland Drug Co. She Saw the Iron Horse. A daughter was born to the wife of holder, ruled practice paper, tracing book Bing Grubb took his wife to Pokegama Robt. Kincaid, Central Point, Aug. 27th. No 3, pencil tablet, blank draw ing book, lie Loves Bachelors, la9t week to see the railroad, and the drawing pencil and eraser, No. 2 music Gust Eklund, now of the Dunsmnir Cecil Rhodes, the luillionaire <lia- good old pioneer lady, who had never railroad shops, visited Talent over Sun lessons, Monson’s spelling blank. seen the engine before, was powerfully mend mine owner amt political boss of Fourth grade. — Third reader, No. 1 day. arithmetic, Barnes’ language lessons struck by the presentation to her sight South Africa, is not only a bachelor, Mrs. G. W. White and children, of Part 1, Monson’s spelling blank, blank and mind of an iron horse with brass but he insists on surrounding himself Medtord, are visiting Smith Center, drawing boon, drawing pencil and cinches around his body, smoke and with bachelors. He will have nene but ■ Kan. eraser, No. 2 Spencerian copv book ami shrieks coming outof the top of his head unmarried men on his personal and do and reverberating thunder in his wake! Miss Minerva Naylor is visiting Junc ruled practice paper, pen and holder, No Bing waB so powerfully tickled to wit mestic staff. Any of his subordinates tion City and other Willamette valley 2 music lessons, a good pencil tablet, a ness her surprise that he had to button who marries is dismissed. “Marriage 8 mall dictionary and elemeulary friends. his overalls a foot higher to keep his spoils a man's or a woman’s career— geography. destroys singleness of aim,” is his mot A. J. Daley, of Eagle Point, is develop Fifth grade.—Fourth reader, Tart 2d sides from splitting. They had a funnier to. Bis aim is to get rich. He is suo- time than a young married couple on a ing a quartz ledge in Willow Springs Barnes’ language lessons, (bring also ceediug.—Chicago Tribune. precinct. Part 1 for review) No. 2 arithmetic, funny-moon.—Klamath Star. Mrs. Elizabeth Piorce, a daughter of elementary geography, complete speller, The senate iorgot to act on the nom The Cook Was Right. S. Childers of Medford, died recently at Monson’s spelling blank, No. 9 White’s ination of Marshal Petite, as agent at “ What are you crying for?” said the drawing book, drawing pencil and eraser. Salinas, Cal. Klamath Agency, hut the president will No. 4 Spencerian copy book, pen and re-appoint him. He is expected out this sugar bowl to the cream. “Tho cook AnsonM. Ford is stirring up Central holder, ruled practice paper, good pencil said 1 was to be whipped, ’' was tho Point to the idea of having a system of tablet, a dictionary, No. 3 music lessons. month. tearful reply.—Pittsburg Chronicle. water works. Grant Levens has been appointed ad The cook is right. Cream is made bet Sixth grade.—Fifth reader, Barnes’ A few choice Poland China pigs for language lessons Part 2d, complete spell ministrator of the estate of D. D. Levens, ter by whipping.—Philadelphia Ledger. ~ R. 8. sale at mill of B. C. R. F. Mill Co., Eagle er and Monson’s spelling blank, White’s who suicided at Canyonville. 9 drawing book No. 11, drawing pencil and Sheridan and H. Wollenburg are bis Point. Write. List of Letters eraser, Spencerian copy book No. 5, bondsmen in $16,000. N. S Bennett and family and Miss pen aud holder, practice paper, pencil Remaining uncalled for in the shland Rose Chapman, of Medford, are taking tablgt, composition book, No. 3 music P. O., Sept. 3, 1894: On the Ocean Too. in Crater lake. lessons, No. 2 arithmetic, Brook’s men Camanan & Co, Messrs First Sailor—There ain't a sign of a Cohen, Mr.) Cleveland, Miss B Willis Griffin and family and the tal arithmetic, dictionary, elementary breeze anywhere, and we are right in the Danziger, Mr S Edger, Mr Wm Misses Soliss, of Griffin creek, are tak geography. Moore, Mrs J A Osgood, Mr I L Seventh grade—Fifth reader, No. 2 course of the trade winds too. ing in the ocean. Parker, Mr M J _______ ¥___ Schlussel, Mr 8 Second Sailor—My, my! I wonder if arithmetic, Brook’s mental arithmetic, Taylor. Mr Joo F A. P. and Arthur Creed, the Sticky Part 3d Barne’s language lessons, com-; the trade winds have stopped on account Persons calling for same will please say well-borers, are east of the mountains prebensive geography, Spencerian copy of hard times?—New York Weekly. “advertised.” W. II B runk , P. M. ’ plying their drill. boos No. 6, pen and holder and ruled G. C. Peart, of Woodland, Cal., was practice paper, complete speller and Cure for Headache. visiting friends and relatives in Jackson Monson’s spelling blank, blank drawing As a remedy for all forms of Headache book, daawing pencil and eraser, com Electric Bitters has proved to be the very county last week. position book, pencil tablet, No. 4 music best. It affects a permanent cure and the Frank Hathaway and family, of Cen lessons, a dictionary. most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield tral Point, were visiting Josephine count}’ Eighth grade.—Barnes’ brief U. S. to its influence. We urge all who are af relatives last week. history, Part 3d Barnes’ language flicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. Incases of habitual W. H. Patrick has built a new resi lessons, No. 2 arithmetic, Brook’s mental constipation □u Electric Bitters cures by giv dence on the Cockran place he owns arithmetic, comprehensive geography, ing the needed tone to the bowels, and few near Central Point. complete speller and Monson’s spelling cases long resist the use of this medicine. it at once. Large bottles only Fifty H. C. Hume is surveying some govern blank, Spencerian copy book No. 7 and Try cents, at Ashland Drug Co. ment land in th« Siskiyous. Jesse Mc practice paper, blank drawing book, drawing pencil and eraser, No. 5 music Call is assisting him. DEFYING THE DOG DAYS. lessons, composition book and tablet. 11 The son of M. D. CulvertBon, of Lake HIGH SCHOOL. Mechanical I’roceues Employed tp Make creek, is at last recovering from the Winter Temperature This Sqminer. First year.—Robinson’s new elemen the effects of a broken leg. tary algebra, Reed & Kellogg's higher The effort to bring the advantages of The Medford business college, Prof. lessons in English, Fisher’s No. 2 arith Refrigeration obtained by mechanical I? M. E. Rigby principal, opens Monday metic. processes within the reach of small con with a good patronage. Second year.—Robinson’s new elemen sumers has taken two directions—the Mrs. Sarah Ashworth has returned to tary aleebra, Reed & Kellogg’s higher production of small and inexpensive au »CONTAGIOUS lessons in English, Fisher ’ s No. 2 arith Denver from a three month’s visit with tomatic machines and a erystem of sup (BLOOD poison stinate sores metic, Guyots’ physical geography. Central Point relatives. i n w 11 1 yield to its healing power»' Third year.—Barnes’ general history, ply of the refrigerant from central sta .1 ) It removes poison and builds up the system! Algie Dixon, Ray Satehwell, Fred Bur Westlake’s English literature, Kellogg.s tions. Tlio latter is now in successful '( -A ya'oable the ueatise on tho eitcase and its treatment// a rows and Henry Galey are doing the rhetoric, Robinson’s geometry, Steele’s operation at both St. Louis and Denver. r. mailed free. [( SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. / . Klamath summer resorts. popular physics. In one of the St. Louis restaurants, Levi Eagon is about the streets again, which tho enterprising owner has deco A little boy ot Mr. McDonald's, living able to shake hands with his many near rated in a manner suggest; <0 of the here, fell against a red hot stove and friends. He uses a cane. was fearfullv burned. The pain was terri polar regions, pipu» upon the walls are Notice to Water Consumers. and it was thought the burn wets so £0- connected with the stroot line, so that Dav Parker has been training up for ble, vere as to scar the child fur life. I sold’ the some weeks past for the bicycle race at lady a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, in sweltering summer he can turn on In accordance with a reso the fair grounds this yyee|j, which, after greasing the sore, she applied. the cold aud defy tho dog days. An at It soon removed all the fire and eased the mosphere of 12 degrees below the tem lution passed at a special Bates Bros., of Medford, were running pain, and in ten days the boy was well. 110 their barbershop in Pankey’s Central trace of the scar remaining.—J. D. McLar perature out of doors has an enticing meeting of the city council ofi Point hotel during fair week. en, Keysport, Clinton county, I1L ¿’or coolness. Another examplo of th® varied appli Ashland, Oregon, held Aug. I. McPherson and family and L. A. sale by Ashland Drug Company. I—ELY'S CREAM BALM—Cleanses the Nasal cations of tho system to be seen in a 25th, 189-1, all parties using Faucett and family, of Medford, were at IPasaigta, ¿1.11a.ya Pain and Inüammation, lleals cafe windo’.y. daily is a display of eat water for irrigation from the IT EATS GOLD. tho Sores, Keatoree Taste and. Smell, and Cures Crescent City beach recently. Supt. F. B. Hatch, of W. F.&Co., and A New Substance With V/lrich (lie Cpei^ists ables upoi; a heavily frosted table. This city’s system are warned that attraction is secured by making for tho wife, nee Sadie Nelson, are visiting in À i»t New York Áre Wrestling. A top of the table a shallow closed tank water will not be allowed to Sacramento and San Francisco. A uew substance, which as yet has not completely filled with brine, through S. Childers, Jr., is working his new been successfully classified, has been be used for irrigation pur Gives Relief at once for i obi in iL'ad. I Âjpply into the Xnxtrils.----- It in (j.ti'-kiy Absorbed. brick yard in the Mingus tract at Med brought to the attention of chemists. It which aro passed tho pipes of a refriger poses during the remainder V I ating coil. The brine, being cooled be |50c. JJrug' i.-.ts or by mi.il. ELY BROS., M Warwu ht.,N. Y. ford and will burn 300,000 brick this is called ‘‘traigo oro. ” low the freezing point, gathers its snowy of the low water season, ex fall. mnom'ir'1— n «■m Ji—. ir..* 2M The discovery came about in a pecul covering from the moisture of the at G. W. J. Wilson’s residence on Lost iar manner. A Spaniard who lived in mosphere. Abovo it in the window are cept on Wednesdays and Sun river burned to the ground last week. Mexico was on account of political rea tho letters of the days of each week, and not' The $1000 insurance will only cover half sons obliged to flee from the country. pipes curved to proprietor 'it iiuiiii They, too, constitute after 8 p. m. on said days. the loss. He went to Paris, but before going an expansiun coil and glisten with a Jackson Co, Oregon. E. Dunston, of Willow springs pre buried a largo Water consumers who are id gold' in a heavy, snowy coat. In u drug store an cinct, has been joined by his mother and stout oaken chest in a secluded spot. his brother and family, from the Btate of Recently ho returnod aud dug up his elaborate soda fountain exposes not the in the habit of allowing fau REAL ESTATE AGENT, customary pictures of frostwork, but Washington. treasure. Imagine his surprise to find real frost. The refrigerating pipes ar6 cets to remain open and thus NOTARY PUBLIC and Nick Cook, of Willow eprings pre the chest not filled with the shining ingeniously carried through this foun wasting water aro warned COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. cinct, has been entertaining his brother, geld, but with a black kind of a pow J. P. Cook, a rubber stamp manufacturer der, which showed signs of animal life. tain in such a way as to cool without against permitting such waste. danger of freezing the yiwiims liquids AS LISTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up, of Omaha, Neb, Chemical tests have shown that the and are exposed to ylew; places curved Water consumers will save for Sale or Rent. Mrs. Heckathorne and family and black mineral, or animal, which it has in fanciful shapes and predonting a re trouble by a strict conformity Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Ilill. all good business stands. Mr. Marlow, of Chimney Rock precinct, not been definitely determined, lmd con QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES have returned from a visit at DratD, sumed the gold- •V qqmitity‘of traigo freshing sight of dry white frost.—W. to these rules. W. Smith in Cassler's Magazine. Douglas county. IRA C. DODGE, oro has'boen sent io Now York, where As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for home Oregon Railway & Na vacation Co. G. C. Sears and daughter were over the chemists aro testing for a method to seekers to get bargains, as I will take silver in exchange, Call on or address inc for Superindendent. further particulars. from Cole’s Sunday. Mr. Sears thinks reconvert it to its original composition. (E. McNeill, Receiver.) the populists will clean out both the It is said that gold is indestructible and Passenger Department, ) twiu parties in Bailey Hill precinct. Portland, Ur., August. 4,1894. j that some process can be adopted where •‘Travelers must not forget that the O. R. Col. Robt. A. Miller, register of the U. by the gold may be reclaimed.—Cincin ifcN.lmeis SURVEYOR thoroughly repaired and all S. land office at Roseburg, is down visit nati Enquirer. trains are running withoqt transfer er de ’ and Government Land Locator ing his folks and the fair. He was cor ■ lay. Through service to Ouiiiha, Kansas dially welcomed by bis numerous friends Louis 8nd Chicago; Pullman What is it? It is a bottle. What is iu City, WIMER OIREG-OUT. bottle? Syrup. Why do I see It in so sleepers, free reclining chair cars, up A Grants Pass party—Ed. Tynan, Jor the many houses? Because everybbtfy likes it holstered tourist sleepers and modern day AVING gaincOa compte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac Moss, Wm. Lister, Jennie and Jessi« What is if for? Fctf Coughs. Colfis, Croup. coaches. tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information th My entire stock of Jackson. Mabel Delano; and W. H. Fayle Whdoping Cough and Consumption. What ■‘Call on O. R. & N. Agent before pur best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. and wife—passed through from their is its name? Parks’Cough Syrup. Sole chasing tickets, or address \V. H. Hurlburt, ZHZJLTS, iflxxiû Gen’t Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. by E. A, Sherwin. Crater lake trip. The S. P. has reduced its office force in Attacked by a Devilfiah While Swimming. LACES Now England Kicks. W. O. JOHNSON. E. M. MILLE». Ashland again, letting out freight agents Arthur Fitzgerald yesterday «itey- ' Tho latest phase of the war in steer and ZFZLOWZEZELS Walter Beebe and O. O. Helman, throw jX ■‘Hricta s Thcrcugùbred, M noon was taking his usual t'-uwitemoofi Fottìiry $ li Vartetlfi* IT >iry ing all the work on Agent Kane, Capt. age ratos in America is the alarm tub” ip. the. harbur. Vvhiio he was swim Will be Sold qz TS Psnr«»»M? Giiinra Pie»! JVrrria:l¥t lL*b- N in certain circles here over the an ‘2/ b hilt-;*■«! hr« ururd pulsud China Snin*. 5 J. L. May and D. L. Rice, 1 £ S' !.■: 1 • . Eii.r, J. 1. . * nouncement that hordes of undesirable ming toward the Philadelphia he wo3 Regardless - of - Cost Practical Blacksmiths, Descriptive Catrlo^iie containing m«-nj 2 Mrs. J. Houck left Friday on a visit seized by a largo squid. Th? fish wrap 1 hint?on Poultry ranine, treatment «><5 with numerous relatives in Los Angelos, immigrants ara poming p England ped its tentacles inound Arthilr's right 1 their diseases, etc,, w< ith dollar» t any 8 Experienced Horseshoers I In order to make room 9 cue im«rested in Poultry. Cal., as well as with her sun, Fred lrom the United States. There is great arm gnd leg, and the boy began to get { ALBERT ASKEY, Ridott, 111. J tear that when the rates go up these for fall and winter stock. Houck, who is taking a post-gtaduate -------- :o:-------- frightened. He grabbed the fish with course in a San Francisco dental college. persons, as one qewspapey expresses it, ATER STREET—Below the Livery his free hand and literally tore it away. Stable. Terms reasonable; Work Dr. and Mrs. Songer were at Yreka ‘‘will remain stuck in our portion of Then he swam back to shore. MISS SADIE OBER. Guaranteed. the other day. Dr. Songer and Jos. the drainpipe. ” The nature of tho re When Fitzgerald reached the shore, Main St., Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hull. Damje, who have the Pacific mine, Klam cent labor news from America prevents TRY US ’ I ath river, leased, are prospecting the any great rush westward.—New York his arm had commenced to swell. It plainly showed tlm marks piado by the ground preparatory to wing-darning next Sun’s London Letter. » A and \vas aK sore as if it had season. Notice of Final Settlement. • Á' ' been scalded.—Pacific Commercial Ad E l . Mrs. E. W. Ogan, mother of T. L. and The Missouri Horh! 1'niii Lleclion For vertiser. Renas Hamilton, died in Medford last ' 10 Cents.' County Court of Jackson County, State of Successor to Ilicks <C McBride week, a few days after Dra. Picket and Oregon: In the matter of the Estate of Pianos and Organs I The Missouri World will be sent until —CITY— Cjeary had remoyed a cancer from her. Avery Johnson, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under She was 63 years old and came to Med November election for 1(| cents in cjqbs “f not ess than ten. Tjip World is a If you want to keep our town from being signed, administrator of the estate of! ford 10 years ago. popqlist paper intended for general a cow-pasture, patronize your home mer ' Avery Johnson, deceased, has filed in the: Otis Helman left Sunday for a two circulation, goes to all the states. It chants, and don’t send away from home ' above entitled court his final account as ! year’s course in music at the celebrated »ives the general news and makes a for anything you can buy at home; es such administrator and petition for dis- I TZELjRZTSrSJYZEZLR. college in Warren, Ohio. He is a first- npecialty-of People’s party news and cor- pecially when you buv the same quality at charge, and that by order of said court, I class musician and band leader, and pro espondence. It is published weekly at the same, or less, prices. I will soli organs Tuesday, the 2d day of October, is appoint ! Passenger Coaches to Every Train. for $65.00, and upward, and pianos at cd for the hearing thereof. All persons in- ; poses to develop himself on’that line 50 cents a year. Add ress: $250.00, and upward; according to quality. terested in said estate are hereby notmed i Freight moved about town at rates still further. The Ashland band is with T he M issouri W orld , As I ani permanently located, my guaran | to appear on or before said da >' and file in out a leader for the pre?ent. LO ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. tee L worth 100 cents on the doller. Don’t | said court objections, if any there be, to Chillicothe, Mo. buy until yeu get mv prices and terms. said account. Published by order of Hon. Fire wood of all kinds delivered any I For Sale by Ashland Druj Company Ji«'l whits dress shir.» 70 cefits, at The V, S'. SHEPHERD, J. R. Neil, judge of said court. 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