Engwicht—Bagley.
HUE VITY BASKET.
One Way of Disposing of Property.
Miss Nellie Bagley, an attractive and
Chris. Huseman came up from Cali­
DOES YOUR BACK ACHE ?
Wm. Witt was in from Bly this week.
fornia a few months back to dispose of interesting young la<ly of Edgewood and
who
lived
in
Ashland
for
awhile
with
her
,
Albert Eubanks returned to Portland
ASHLAND. O r ., .T hursday , Sept. 20,1894 his Ashland property, five lots in rail­ sister, now Mrs. P. C. McCombe of San
If it doesn’t ache naw, it probably has
road addition situated on two different
yesterday.
in times past, and is quite liable to ache
corners, for which he had paid $700 in Francisco, was married on the evening
Miss
Lucy
Vaughn
left
Tuesday
for
agaii in the future. Isn’t it wise to be pre­
the daya gone by when everybody was of August 29th, in the M. E, church, Cottage Grove.
¿»EK8ONAL « AND SOCIAL.
pared for what may happen at any moment,
crazy for a town lot. He camped out on Sacramento, to Mr. Geo. Engwicht, the
Jack Garvin is putting an arastra on his
and to have the remedy for back-ache al­
the Boulevard and being quite a forager popular and well known passenger con-
W. C. Myer is attending the state fair.
ways at hand in case of need. Our B ella -
managed to steal various articles from T. «Juctor between Ashland and Red Bluff. Wagner creek quartz mine.
onna P okous P lasters are a remedy for
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
Men’s white dress shirts 70 cents, at The W. Bryant, S. P. Gilmore and others Their home will be at the latter place
weaknesf in the spinal column and speedily
Fair.
including a new saddle and halter from ■ and their many admiring friends wish Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try
a box.
bring about a return of normal vigor. Next
Albert Roach has returned from Langell Fred Denny, and harness from C. K. them much happiness.
to guarding against overstraining the back
Klum.
Marshal
Smith
first
got
the
A few choice Poland China pigs for
Vallev.
at all, the most important point to remem­
District Attorney Benson is this week sale at mill of B. C. R. F, Mill Co., Eagle i
"dead
medicine
”
on
Huseman
by
finding
M. Powell was up from Josephine county
21- a
ber is to repair the injury by an immediate
preparing the suit against XV. E. Howe Point. Write.
i
the
baiter
and
he
was
arrested
and
ar
­
ranch this week.
use ci our Plasters, which are never Hsed
raigned before Justice Luckey. After- and his bondsmen to recover $8,165.10,
Rev. Father Faber will celebrate mass in
Conductor Wick HufT is on the Portland- warti more evidence was brought forward the amount of Ex-Treasurer Howe’s de-
without benefit. They cost only 25 cents
the Ashland Catholic church next Sunday
Roseburg overland.
..
.
each. Bear in mind also that our drugs and
implicating Huseman with the harness faulcatiou, with interests, costs, etc. at 11 o’clock a. nt.
medicines and prescription department are unequalled in town.
The Methodist ministers have all gone and saddle, and the first charge dismissed The suit will be filed before Judge Hale
Mrs. H.V. Helms and Mrs. Miller, of
on to the conference.
and a new one for grand larcenv brought at Klamath Falls next week. It will be
ASHLAND
COMPANY.
Jacksonville, have been paying pioneer 1
a
jury
trial,
forward.
Then
it
was
thought
the
arti
­
Mrs. R. T Vining left last evening to join
friends at Yreka a visit.
cles he could be convicted on would not
The appeal in the case of the .State of
her husband in Tacoma.
Mrs. Alex. Parker, er., was found dead
Geo. Cox was visiting his old home and aggregate $35, so that, too, was dismissed Oregon vs. G. E. Bloomer, defaulting in bed in Scott valley last week. She was
and
a
charge
of
petite
larceny
entered
treasurer
of
Jackson
county,
and
his
friends in Roseburg last week.
•
and the jury found him guilty, Judge bondsmen, Chas. Nickell, Benj. Hay­ an old resident of Etna.
I “CUPIDENE”
C. W. Avers is in charge of a mine at Luckey sentencing him to a fine of $35 mond, K. Kubli and J. Nunan, decided
Marsh A Smith have built a number of
I This «treat Vegetable
Sonoma. Tuolumne county, Cal.
vitalizer,the prescrip-
and the coats, some $50. C. B, Watson against the state by Judge Hanna, has boats to be used in Klamath river to assist
Honor a fatuous French physician, will quickly cure you of all ner-
Miss Bertie Richardson, of Roseburg, is and Gen. E. L. Applegate represented been prepared and will be submitted to in the log drive this week.
122? °r«dui?^eSi°Lth,bKeJeialive
such a.”Lost Manhood
visiting her cousin. Miss Lillie High.
"a?8 U t^e Back,Semir.al -Emissions, Nervous Debilltv;
Real merit is characteristic of Hood’s
the state and E. D. Briggs the defense. the supreme court when it convenes the
¿Staples, l. ufltness to Marry, Exhausting Drains, Vark-oceie and
Sarsaparilla, and is manifested every day
Constipation. 11 siops all losses by day or night. Prevents onick.
Col. Robt. A. Miller and his interesting When Huseman was steered into Briggs’ first week in October.
__
P.f?*lo^A,c'harse, which If notchecged leads toSpermatorrbrna and
in the remarkable cures the medicine ac­
lady were visiting Ashland friends Monday. office the latter made the discovery that
complishes.
BEFORE ANO AFTER
’»P0*»« F- CVPIttENKcleauaes Uro liver, the
Messengers to Go Through,
the
aged
thief
had
these
lota
as
well
as
a
.
.1-
Kkine vsand tho urinary organs of all impuriUes.
Eberi Carver was in town from Phoenix
CITPIDENE
strengthens
and
restores
small
weak organs.
r
For
years
the
Wells,
Fargo
train
ex-
An adjustment has been made on Mrs.
Friday and made the R kcobd a pleasant mare worth $100, and other personal
® reason sufferers are not cn.-ed by Ixx-lors is because ninety per cent nm tmnbiad —tfh
property, as well as the stolen goods. press messengers have had an end of Millsap’s stock of goods insure«! in the
18 th,>.on|y known remedy to cure without an operation. SOOOtestlmoni-
call.
*
A. writt*’O gnnrante<. given and money returne 1 If six boxes does noL effect a
Briggs soon advised the old roan to deed division, both ways from Portland and Phoenix Co. and the loss paid at Hasty's
$LOOa box.six for $5.00. by mall. Send for raxgcircular aud testimonials.
pennantulcure.
Rev. J. S. Smith arrived from California it all over to Briggs “for safe keeping,” San Francisco, in Ashland.
An order local agency.
Address DAVOL MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 3)76, San Francisco, CaL For Sale by
Tuesday ana continued on to the confer­
People just across the line in Siskiyou
which Huseman did. After the convic­ has gone forth that after October 1st the
ence.
rr-rrf;.—.
ASHZIuAlSriD ZDZFdTTG- CDOZMZT' * —"
VM-
tion the old man, being busted, was al­ messengers must run right through from county are just bubbling over with politics,
Mrs. R. Beswick and two children are lowed to serve bis sentence out in jail San Francisco to Portland and vice versa, while here in Oregon the people are through
visiting relatives at beiad, down the Klam­ which created a “mar” around with which will seriously disarrange the liv­ with it for this vear.
BUTTE CREEK NEWS.
■
I
' Assessor's Notice to Tax-Payers.
ath river.
At peep of day, all day and until late in
threats of making Briggs disgorge, at ing of those who have made their homes
Hon. H. H.Gilfry, reading clerk of the least to get the old man out of jail. The in Ashland, which will be rerv much the evening, every day in the week till E ditor V allev R ecord :
t X’«*
at
otice is hereby given Y hat
U. S. Senate, is visiting his old home m roar was sufficiently loud and deter­ regretted by Ashland people who have Sunday noon, the High A Storey shaving
the board of equalization for Jackson
Mrs.
John
Daley,
of
Trail
creek,
and
her
parlors
are
open
for
gentlemen.
Lane county.
mined enough for the lawyer to hear its become acquainted with the express mes­
county. State of Oregon, will convene at the our new buildings .
children are here visiting relatives.
accommodations for 500 STU DEN TS.
F. T. Wheeler came up from Central full meaning, so he gave Dave King a $10 sengers and think very highly of the
A. R. Blake was killed by his employer,
office of tne county clerk in Jacksonville on
New
and
large
Dormitory
for
young
ladies, ready for next term. Ten instructor*.
Miss
Emma
Perry,
of
Big
Butte,
is
the
Point yesterday on one of his frequent in­ commission to find a buyer for the lots boys.
Allee Ball, at the Ball Salmon river mine in
Monday.
Oct.
1,
1894,
Four
Courses
of
Study.
New
Apparatus.
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ashpole,
of
Siskiyou county. The preliminary exam­
teresting social calls.
which were sold for $100, and Constable
Medforcl Items.
for the purpose of publicly explaining the
Eagle Point.
ination decided it was self defense.
Healthful location in the mountains. NO SALOONS. Spring water conducted
Mrs. Eliza Sawyers, an Oregon pioneer Real took the horse and assumed $40 of
assessment roll and correcting all errors in from the hill« into all the buildings by pipes. Heating by the best and latest hot air
Dave
Payne
and
family
are
located
in
John Harvy opened his school last Mon­ valuation, description, qualities of lands
aged 91 years, died on the 5th inst. at Scotts- the costa. The old man was released
The
Y.
P.
8.
C.
E.
of
the
Congregational
furnaces. Excellent ventilation.
Trinity county. Cal.
bury, Douglas county.
church will give a Chalk Social on Friday day and during the week enrolled thirty- lots or other property. Said board will con
from jail, but bis backers and defenders
two
names
on
the
register.
Kap.
Kubli
has
returned
to
his
law
stud
­
(tomorrow)
evening.
Sept.
21st.
free
—
a
All work ab'ut the buildings and grounds put into th' hands of poor students.
It
tinuein session from dav to day until said
W. R. Andrus and wife, formerly Miss were terribly afraid to let him stay in
collection to be taken. Snort program;
consists of attending furnaces, sweeping, sawing wood, dining-room and garden work,
That irrepressible rustler.Hon. Gus New­ roll has been dulj- examined.
Kate Thornton, arrived Tuesday from Ashland and hence took $5 of the poor ies at Harvard college, Mass.
bv some fun. Doors open at 7:30. bury, county school superintendent, was
All parties interested will take notice and etc. Oirlsdo their own washing and ironing in basement of dormitory. Tubs, wash ­
Bolivar. N. Y.. on a visit.
old delapidated thief’s monev with which
J. W. McKay, of Willow Springs, was followed
All cordially invited.
out Friday to visit our school. He ex­ govern themselves accordingly
boards, water at jaucet, irone, stove and wood, all free.
Mr«. Thos Overton returned to Merlin thev squared the freight train crew, with badly bruised up by being thrown from a
J. L. WOOLDRIDGE,
John Whipple, populist nominee for pected to visit the Brownsboro school the
Sunday after a visit in Ashland with her instructions to take him as far away as horse.
PRACTICE or M odel T eainino S chool throughout the year. The true basi- of
County
Assessor.
same
day.
superintendent of Siskiyou county,
sister, Mrs. J. B. Leach.
possible, and in the dead hours of Tues­
Mrs. R R. Dunn, of San Francisco, is school
Applegate, Sept. 3, 1894.
I the work in the school is Normal, and the Professional work is made very emphatic.
had
both
his
shoulders
and
two'ribs
broken
Geo. Morine, one of our leading black­
The courses of study are: Normal, Post-Graduate, Business, Mttsic, Art. ' The State
Mrs. J. J. Frizell and son returned home day night he was hustled into a box car visiting her mother, Mrs. l’ape, at Jack at Pokegama. He was hauling a load of smiths.
has been on the sick list for the last
Diploma entitles the holder to teach in any county of the Slate, and at the end of 45
to Yreka yesterday from a visit with Ash­ and scared to death with a lot of false­ sonville.
green lumber and in going down hill, his : week and J. E. Stickle, recently from Doug­
BORN.
months he receives a Life Diploma without examination,
hoods that warrants were ont for his ar­
land relatives and friends.
Mr. Cole, of Arizona, son of Dr. G. B. brake gave way, upsetting the load and las county, has been busily engaged in the
EXPENSES. Tuition: Normal, l’ost-graduate, Business. $6.25 per term of ten
O’Malley and Eiliott, the locomotive en­ rest on other charges, and thus stripped Cole of Phoenix, is visiting his father and team on him.
shop as a substitute. He has made a very SMITH—At Pokegama, Sept. 2d. 1894, to
weeks. Elementary, Music. Art. $5.00.
gineer’s grievance committee, have re- of every cent he had, Chris. Huseman may remain.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Smith, a «laughter.
Ex-Speaker W. P, Keady. the Portland favorable impression.
was driven out of the state. And yet we
turned from San Francisco.
Mrs. Sisemore and daughter Hattie, of politician, went down the Klamath river
BOARD AND LODGING. At hoarding hall, board $1.75, and room 50 cents |>er
Mrs. A. M. Thomas and her son Charles
DIED
week; or $2 25 for both. This includes board, room, fuel, light, bedstead, table and
A cup of Parks’ Tea at night moves the ■end money out oi Ashland every year to Sams valley, are in Portland, where the yesterday with a San Francisco mining have gone to eastern Oregon to look after
man to look at some of the gravel mines the land interests of her son. the late Owen
chairs. Students bring only bedding and toilet articles.
bowels in the morning without pain or dis- convert the Chinaman to a more enlight­ latter is attending school.
ihere with a view of purchasing. Mr.
ened idea of Justice.
comfort. Sold by E. A. Sherwin.
Day Parker was too much for the bicy­ Keady has mining interests in Eastern Grigsby. They are accompanied by Miss HURLEY—At Anderson creek, Jackson
Furnished rooms in the town $1.00 per week. Family board $3.00. The total expense
Gladys Fryer, who has gone to see if the
county, Oregon, Sept. 14. 1804. Ada L. in Halls for <-ne year, including books, $125. The marvelous growth of the school the
clists and the state /air has barred him Oregon and Washington.
Jeff Wilson and wife are in this week
The New Bootmaking Firm.
change
of
climate
will
not
prove
beneficial
Hurley,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
from
entering
the
races
there
this
week.
from Langell Valley. Klamath county, vis­
past year will be more than realized tho coming year. First term opens beptetulier 3.
Hurley, aged 4 years, 4*4 months.
As will be seen by the new ad, M. R.
Presiding Elder Haley, and Elders Sharp to her health.
S end foe C atalogue .
iting relatives and laying in supplies.
Postmaster
Howard
has
gone
to
Ashland
and Ward a-rived this morning and with
Howell, the old reliable boot and shoe­
During the past week Edward Lewis.
Mrs. Hilt of Coles, was over this week maker, has taken into partnership John to indulge in the sulphur baths there and Elder Stover commenced a series of meet­ Elmer Nichols and Win. Higenbotham WELLS—At the home place, near Ash­
C. D. DRAIN, President Board of Trustees.
land. Sept. 15.1894, Mrs Martha Wells,
visiting her brother Rev. Dr. Buckner Conway, a first-class workman, who will the medical qualities of Tolman’s Springs. ings this evening in the 7th Day Adventist have
n»vc been
uwu vn
ijiuspcuuug tour
wur un
iuc
on a prospecting
on the
W. T. VAN SCOY, President.
wife
of
Giles
Wells,
Sr.,
aged
88
years
and
. „
,----------
before bis departure for the conference.
Miss Woody, daughter of J. H. Woody, church on 4th street, to be continued one head waters of Evans creek. They are very
be remembered as the leading man in
8
months.
“
wrw
/Wk
"W-rcxT
Mrs. Judge Hays and daughter, whohave Judge DePeatts shop in Ashland years one of oar prominent fanners, is visiting week. Everybody is invited out to hear sanguine of success in their undertaking,
The funeral took place from the farm J JPJtSz JcSuJA. JKi 9
ORESGS-ON*«
been stopping at Hotel Oregon for some ago. The new firm of Howell & Conway Ashland friends, the guest of Miss Maud these learned gentlemen give an exposition : and expect to find gold in pavingiiiiantities Monday evening at 5 o’clock, interment be- ■
Wood.
of
their
doctrine.
and
I
hope
to
be
able
to
report
rich
discov-
time, returned last evening to Oregon City. make a strong team, and being able to do
mg at the family burying ground under the
r,
, . ,
.
.
, A
,
erics in the near future.
oak tree, the services being conducted bv I
C. E. Wollcot, the Eugene Guard report­
Morton Lindley, of the Lucky Bart mine, the best kind of work at low prices with
Frank Applegate, who went to Eureka, 1
.
J ...........
Rev. F. G. Stranire. of the Presbyterian |
left yesterdaj’ for Sacramento, having shut promptness and dispatch, they are the er, has relumed home with his family, Cal., with Henrv Reid and wife, returne«!! Levi Murphy and wife, living near Med- church,
and the attendance of friends and
who have been living in Medford for some this week via Trinity county and Klamath
I
w
®
r
e
lh
e
guests
of
A.
C.
Howlett
and
down work on both mine and mill indefi­ shop to patronize.
I
months.
river. He saw one pack train of 50 mules ! family last Satur.lay night, and Sunday I neighbors of the pioneer fannlv very large. 1
nitely.
Mrs. Wells was one of the early pioneer j
Mrs. E. M. Lumsden and daughter, Miss packing in goods to the New River mines, they attended church with them at Ante-
Made Ladies’ Daya.
Phil Butcher, formerly of Ashland, while
and reports the backwoods mining sections ,oPe where Mr Fysh preached to an atten- settlers in Southern Oregon and with her !
Carnie
Lumsden,
arrived
Sunday
from
their
hauling logs near Canyonville, received an
High & Storey, the popular tonsorial
to Wyoming. Kansas and other astern as being the Hvliest places to be seen. Mr. 1 ‘-'»e audience. He will preach bis farewell h jsband, Giles Wells, Sr., now very feeble
injury to his leg which has laid him up tor artists, have increased tbeir business to trip
points
to make their home in Medford Reid and wife went on to San Francisco by i sermon next Sunday at Antelope at 11 a. in his 95th year, have raised a family of!
several weeks.
steamer.
; nr and^at Eagle Point at .8 p.^ m. Subject, staunch citizens whose force of character |
such an extent in tbeir ladies trade that again.
and mind have made a marked impression
! “The Power of Christian Influence.’’
Mrs Col. Stone, of Yreka, was visiting they have now name) two days in each
Jos. W. Hockersmith,wife and family left
Tuesday about noon as L. W. Rodg­
o ilhe county and its people. She will I
in Josephine county this week and we are week, Tuesdays and Fridays, as ladies Wednesday to live in Butchertown, near ers On
During the past week there lias been con- b» always remembered as a just and kindly
was taking care of his horses at his
pleased to announce that Mrs. Stone is days for cleaning and dressing hair. San Francisco, this winter. Joe will be place
on Oak street, a big mare kicked him ■ siderable sickness reported, among whom lidv. always willing to do good as a matter
again in good health.
This is a request, but ladies who cannot operating from that point hereafter but a terriffic blow with well shod hoofs, the ' are Mrs. Ted Howard. Dr. Stanfield reports or duty.
Mrs. Fred T. Fradenburg left Monday for conveniently come those days will be will keep right on shipping stock out of main injury being in the neighborhoo«! of ! her convalescing; Miss Lelah Fryer was i
Rogue river valley. He shipped a carload the jaw, where the foot-prints were well not able to attend school during the past
Canvonville to visit friends and relatives in attended to at any time.
The Graduated Income Tax.
of hogs this week.
Douglas county as the euest of her uncle,
imbedded. His breast also gives him much week. N. A. Young’s two daughters were
also
on
the
list
but
are
improving;
'Thos.
Geo. Jackson, and family.
Sain. There were no internal injuries so
The People’s Party of Arkansas in
Circuit. Court
“Yield nor to Misfortune.’’
Riley's child is reported quite low with
e will recover all right.
London & San Francisco vs John C
Mrs. Shelly, who has been visiting her
; typhoid fever, and Dr. Officer is mending •Sate convention adopted this resolution:
I
was
afflicted
with
catarrh
last
autumn.
cousin, Mrs. Sheridan Thornton, started Smith—confirmation of Sheriffi’s sale.
We continue onr demand for a grad­
John Reed of Pine Creek took a band of ! very slowly.
During the month of October 1 could
homewsrd to Lane countv Sunday, stop­ Mary Caldwell vs 8 M Caldwell—suit in neither taste or smell and could hear but sheep down the valley last week and lost
rated income tax and congratulate our­
Last
Saturday
afternoon
Wm.
Wiley
an«i
equity for divorce: decree granted and cus­ little. Ely’s cream Balm cured it.—Marcus about 300 head from poison. Persons in
ping off a few days at Medford.
Miss Zora Bliss and Janies Howard selves that wo are rapidly educating and
of minor child awarded to plfl', costs Geo. Thaiitz, Rahway, N. J.
driving over this road have frequently com- ' family.
If the hair ts falling out and turning I tody
retnrhed
from Crater lake by the way of converting the Democratic party to due
taxed $34 95.
)lained of poison but this is the biggest I
gray, the glands of the *kin need stimulat­
Willis D Combs vs Mina Combs—divorce; hotel oregon osing that we have ever heard reported the huckleberry patch. They secured about appreciation of the justness and neces­
ing and color food, and the best remedy plff ordered to pay $28 to court for atty fees
gallons. Mr. W. says that the
The trouble comes from the milk weed or i seventeen
and stimulant is Hall’s Hair Renewer.
weather while at the lake was warm and sity of such a tax that the rich may be
and costs of filing answer.
other
poisonous
plant
and
appears
to
be
the
F. T. 1’radenburgh, Prop.
pleasant and the atmosphere was very trade to share with us the burden of
Chas Nickell vs T W Ward—to recover
C. H. Hughes has rented the 225 acre
worst in the vicinity of Crane creek.—Lake­ clear
so that they could see for a long dis­ taxation.
farm of C T. Pavne. Sr„ at Phoenix and money; jadgment for plff for $414.62.
T H Hubbard .Seattle Al Norman, Tolo
view Examiner.
tance in every direction; but when they
M Rodgers vs Mrs A M and R V Beall— A Hattrem,
Mr. and Mrs. Payne have moved to Ash-
McKnight, Tunnel 9 I t
"
Fine white shirts trom 35c. up. The best were at the huckleberry patch it com­ I George II, Bruggeman, president
Ian«! occupying Sheriff Patterson’s town to recover money; dismissed.
do
Fred S Rogers, S F C A Piper.
shirt made, $1.34. See Dolph Eddy, at menced to rain an«l snow, and that made it i the Midland Distilling company of
C C McClendon vs Geo Lyman and J W J P Blount,
residence
Uapt 1 D Watson.
“
a little disagreeable, but taking the trip
Cox—same; dismissed.
A Aamold,
“
Brig. Start. ONG The Fair.
Miss Emma Coleman started last even­
altogether it ia one of the bright spots in j Louis, has been arrested on a vvgrra
R
A
Birdsail,
do
Miss
Thompson,
do
The
Ashland
People
’
s
party
club
on
Estate of Haskell Amy—confirmation
I sworn out by Louis J. Hohhouse, vi«
ing for Hillsboro, Washington county, to
their lives.
C A Piper, Port
" ‘
('apt L Jones, “
Tuesday elected the following officers:
teach school. The girls of her Ashland sale of real estate.
44
j president of the Fourth National bank,
W
O
’
Malley,
Port
8
Veatch,
Some
time
ago
I
had
occasion
to
speak
in
E. E. Deming, president; A. W. Jacobs. 1st
Estate of Michael Hanley-supplemental
class of two years ago were at the depot in
<»
H S Brumley, S F
j inventory
vice president, J. W. Jarvis. 2d vice presi­ one of my communications of some rare charging him with obtaining $3,0C()
ventory and appraisement filed and ap- G W Drake, 4»
a body to kiss her good-bye.
A Walsh.
W S Wade, f “
dent; Frank Fergus, secretary; H. Goble, books that Rev. R. Fysh has in his (>osses- from the bank on false pretenses.
proved.
T. R. Wilson, the railroad news agent, is
W F Bangasser,
Fred Davis, S F
treasurer; D. H. Hawkins, librarian; S. sion, and one day last week while 1 was
44
James Barnard shot and killed Myron
laying off in Ashland this week, and Grant
C
C
Case,
S
P
Co
H
Dechant,
Potter, marshal.
Fred Hansen. E. J. there Mrs. Fysh showed me an old fash­
Marriage License Issued.
Eggers is doing his run to San Francisco.
J A Gross, Soda Spn Kaiser and H. Pratt were appointed a com­ ioned cream pitcher that was brought from Hamilton at Conaon, Or. Hamilton'was
I Robinson, 44
Marriage license issued Sept. 17,1894, to F W Johnson. 4«
Though an amateur ‘Coos” Eggers proved
C W Salnare. Port
mittee on hall and to meet with chess club 1 Ireland over sixty years ago and is sup­ a witness against Barnard who was con­
Josiah Powell and Mrs. Lizzie Norton.
an artist in singing out “cigars!”
W O’Mallev,engineer R W Holland,
posed to be over one hundred tears old;
for room division.
Kalama
it is the old fashioned colored ware and is victed of horse-stealing but had secured
J G Richardson,
Dress flannel, cashmere, and Manchester
Ladies
imported
trimmed
hats
just
re
­
Jacksonville
Jotting*.
R
P
Williams.
Port
firemaD
quite
a curiosity among relic seekers. At
A Good Tiling; to Keep at Hand,
fancies, at The Fair.
ceived at The Fair. 75 cents to $3. Call the same time 1 was shown an old black
Mrs. H. V. Helms and Mrs. M. Miller W N Mitchell, S P R A Miller & wf,
From
the Troy (Kansas) Chief.) •
and
examine.
Conductor P. H. Tvnon is doing the Ash- are visiting Yreka friends for a fortnight. J H Andrews, Port
Oregon City
walnut tool chest that was made in the
Some years ago we were ver** much sub­ the clothing trade with a display of fall styles, that's the
state of New York by B. B. Hubbard's
lan«l-Rosehurg passenger train now as a
Fred R Koening. S F N A Ambrose, Port
Joe
Million
’
s
heart
was
broken
when
he
Circuit court has adjourned until Sept. G S Applegate & wf, Mrs P E Hilt,
regular run. The fair ones have no fear
returned from the lake’s and heard that father, before he was born and he is now ject to severe spells of cho’era morbu.s; and surprise of the season in Ashland.
Every suit is an exact
riding „ northward
now. since the brave and 25th, when a number of equity cases will
Chicago
Spencer mine
11'
' ...—
the fine pair of China pheasants he turned in or near his seventy-fifth vear, and the n>w when we feel any of the .symptoms
I be tried.
.
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C A Hermann, Port W N Luckey, City
manly form of Conductor Pat commands
loose last May on the Million farm had chest is supposed to be nearly one hundred that usually pr- cefje that ailment, such as photograph of the current fashions, and made up from mater­
W C Bevington.Duns , been ruthlesslv shot down about a month veers old. It was presented to Rev. Fysh sickness »* (be stomach, diarrhoea, etc., wc
their destinies.
The different officers collected the fol­ W U Bevington,
E E Sayles, Steinman ago by two men near the Eagle mills, by Mr. Hnbbar«l and it will be kept among p'iCO’iUe scary
yye have found Obamber- ials as genuine and durable as anything all-wool can
be.
H. 8. Evans returned Tuesday from lowing last month: Clerk,$177.55,sher­ C Dunsmuir
‘ ‘
A Wertzler, S F Petar Moore.
in’s Colic Choleiaand Diarrhoea Remedy
where t'-ey had drifted. The miscreants the rest of his old relics. I speak of tlies»
Placerville, Cal., where bis sister, Mrs Car­ iff, $50.09, county recorder, $82.65.
We insist that our customers shall be handsomely and
J H l’inkston, Rd Bl Harry Pinkston, S F who did the dirty work shot down the beau-1 o)«l relics because I see by some of the pa­ the very thing to straighten one out in such
penter. die«! The lady’s death was brought
C
C
Murray,
8
F
F
J
Bacbelder,
pers
published
north
of
here
that
they
are
Mrs.
R.
R.
Dunn,
of
San
Francisco,
is
cases,
and
always
keep
it
about.
We
are
tiful
birds
from
the
main
road.
They
will
1
about through grief over the death of her
44
F Rogers, Salem C J Boyle,
trying to make the impression that thev n >t writing this for a pay testimonial, hut stylishly attired, in garments worth more than the money
be prosecuted if ever fount! out.
boy, with whom she was thoroughly paying her old home here a visit, the G
44
Chas
Whitmer,
Port
E
D
Ivory,
have all the old relics in Oregon in Douglas t< let our readers know what is a good thing they cost.
We select our stock on that basis, recognizing
guest
of
her
mother.
Mrs.
H.
Pape.
wrapped up in.
«4
Sash, doors, windows, shingles, lumber county.
J H Boyd, 8 F
¡G R Child.
to keep handy in the nouse. For sale by
44
Mrs.
G.
B.
Dorris
and
daughters,
and
all
kinds
of
building
material
at
Norrs
correctness as the mark of a progressive community. You
A 8 Ward,
“
|W O’Malley.
A. Aamold, the Norwegian violinist,
Ashland Drug Company.
_
D ick .
Oak <t Co.’s lumber yard at railroad track,
assisted by several solos by Miss Carrie Misses Mae and Stella, of Eugene, are G Jackson.Canyon’vl G
” It
” Hemphill,
"
Eagle
Point,
September
17,1891.
The
R
xuokd
gives
you
all
the
news
see what you ought to wear, when you examine our clothing
Ashland,
Roper and' Miss E-ther Silsby, gave an en­ paving relatives in this vallev a visit.
A Walsh. Roseburg J H Andrews, Port
tertainment at the opera house Monday. I Miss Bernice Cameron took her de- R C Johnson,
John Dizon, 8 F
Harvest Home services will be held in |
displav, and also‘discover just what you ought to pay for it.
The local talent was more appreciated than ;
Press G L Fanner,
the Congregational church Sunday morn­
I parture for Monmouth the first of the J Associated
A Norman,Rose’bg Santa »voa
Rosa
the Prof., by the audience.
Sept. 23, at 11 o'clock. Our friends are ,
i week, where Bhe will attend the state J M Hansbrough, do W A Hemphill, Oak ing
invited to bring fruits, flowers and vegeta-.'
Farlow, Johnson, Million and Kropka normal school.
Lee
Minkler,
Port
|W
C
Black,
Albany
bles to the church on Saturday, if possible,
returne«! Tuesday from Buck lake and
Win. Hanley and wife, who have been
and to meet with us in the services. There
Pelican bay where they made the feathers
Qnlnco Culture,
will be no evening servioo on account of
of winge«J game fly, as well as caught lots ; paying this section a visit, started for
of those fish that bite like two-legged suck­ their home at Burns, Harney county,
Quiuees, like forest trees, need but lit­ the union meeting at the Chautauqua
building under the auspiees of the W C, T.
ers at the bait of a circus skin-game fakir. Monday evening.
Dr. Price’s
tle training. During the first two years U. Sunday school meets at 9:43 eacli
Mrs. P. P. Prim and granddaughter remove branches that are likely to in­ Lord’s Day morning.
Just arrived, men’s latest style in Fedora
Mabel returned home last week from terfere or cross, for all branches then
Cream Baking Powder
and crushed hats, at The Fair.
Silk veiling, white and black. 10 and 15
J. T. Talent, father of the village of Tai- i ■ Clatsop Beach, where they spent the will be main branchos in time and cents per yard, at “The Fair."
Highest Award and
ent, is now a resident of Salem and is an summer months.
will seriously interfere if allowed to
Two pedestrian street preachers and Rice
applicant tor the position of boss farmer in ' C.
____
r____ ____
F. ____
Shepherd
and _____
wife of _______
Ashland cross or touch each other. After that the
Gold Medal
and Clem’s faithful held an enthusiastic
the Salem penitentiary when the new board
residents of
u. - Jacksonville.
—-- —. ...... Mrs. Shep-
and earnest religious meeting in the street
trees
will
nearly
tako
care
of
them
­
makes its appointments in January. He
j
ier(
j
w
jj|
¡
n
c
h
ar
ge
of
the
third
de
­
California
Midwinter Pair,
“® i herd will be in charge of the third de-
ts asking his southern Oregon friends for I partment
selves, as far as training is concerned. Friday evening. Gen. Applegate, noticing
their endorsement.
' Payment of the public school.
1894.
the eclipse of the moon, in a very mvste-
Let them head now and remain so, for rious and ltppresive manner called Elder
Hroadhead all wool dress goods at Vau- I u M^?e3 Hat,tle N??buIPr t,8n^
pel Norris «^Drake’s.
1 Reed have returned to Portland, where quinces cru of a dwarf habit If the Rice aside and showed it to him. thinking
Medal and Diploma
,
.. they have secured positions as teachers. head is formed within a foot of the that this was a great piece of evidence to
Geo. M. Parkinson was over from his
r„... _nj Valerio Knhli will at- ground, it will not be too low. The best add to their theory of the general collapse of
World’s Fair, Chicago,
Pokegama ranch yesterday on a business ,Agn.e8 U f 80,1 *al?r'e Kubli Will ato
the world. But the preachers didn't want
tool for cultivating is a disk or cutaway to mix anything like astonomv in their re­
trip. He reports times picking up there ‘ tend school there during the year,
1893.
and snys the Pokegama section, up the
J. W. Howard and wife, Mrs. P. Dun- harrow. Theeo tools reach beyond the ligion and the General's scientific en­
Child’s whit t merino vests and pants, 9c. up.
lightenment
was
of
no
use,
river and the Bogus neighborhofxl, will can, Mrs, Wm. Jackson, Misses Jessie I team and under the branches of the
w**
turn in a big populist vote. knocking out Jackson and Addie Colvig were among i trees, thus stirring the soil and keeping
Linen damaek towels, 50c. reduced to 25c.
J. M. Hanson, who holds the position of
both of the o.d par tes put together.
Grants Pass people who attended the down tho weeds under the trees, A plow machinist and saw tiler in the Pokegama
Turkey damask table linen, 30c. reduced to 25c.
Dr. J. F. Hendrix, of Harrisburg, the Pioneer’s Reunion here last Thursday,
informs us that Marsh «t Smith began
is pot very satisfactory. It cannot be mill,
Dover egg beaters, 15c.
their log drive of 160,000 feet of lumber
sage of the populist party, author of one of
Alnha
Alpha Chanter
Chapter No
No. 3 J,
3, Order
Order of
of Faatern
Eastern i used under the trees without danger of down
the best works extant on the money ques-
Atpna
Gnapter
No.
uraer
01
tastern
the Klamath yesterday, which will
Ladies’ ribbed hose, fast black. 18c.
non and manager and treasurer of the i i?ar’ Kav® a very enjoyable sociableTues- barking them. It does not leave the take about two weeks. The iron for the (
Men’s extra fine seamless socks, 10c.
state executive committee of the people's day evening at their hall. A number of ground level aud must be followed by extension of the railroad further back into 1
party, is arranging to spend the winter.; invited guests assembled in the ante-
Ladies’ trimmed hate, 75c. p
better
timber
is
being
put
on
th(>
track«
accompanied by his wife, 111 Ashland. The room nntil the business of the chapter some other tools to smooth down the alongside of which logs are 1 ying UX feat!
Milk bucket, 10 quarts, 20c.
populists are awaiting his coming with was transacted. The Past Grand Patron ridges. Tho other tools mentioned do deep ready to be railroad’d to the chute.
Harness snaps. 20c. par dozen.
not
throw
dirt
enough
to
form
a
ridge
at
The
box
factqry
j«
rquniiig
through
3i,0t»
pleasure.
N. B. Crane, of Portland, met with them
;
Ladies’ handkerchiefs from 3c. up.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. H. Judge, and delivered an address in which lie the trees or in the space between, either, feet qf Iquioer every day and Pokegam*',
looming up. There will be auot>ir na-
Men’s blue overalls, riveted, 4Se.
after a pleasant gathering at the old home touched upon all points of the Eastern of which would pot be desirable.-—Phil­ day
the first of the month,
* p y
from the
on the occasion of the parents’ wedding Star work from its foundation to the adelphia Ledger-
Youths’ blue overalls, riveted, 45c.
- ’ 1 - ’•*_______ - _______
anniversary Sunday, have commenced present time. This was followed bv Col. !
The Butte Cresk Mill Co. are exchang­
Boys’ blue overalls, riveted, 38e.
taking their departure, ( harley returning to i p 4 Miller in a few well chosen re-
ileal
Estate
----
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....
nllcai, we
for wheat
learn
but
in
P* rtland Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. T- Dun.,
»“'•‘
, ing flour .v.
_ hu ivarn
------- out
- onlv
Thb
Ladies’ shoe polish, 10 and 15c.
Ralph Switzer to Anna V Switzer; 640 farmer s sacks or seamless sacks,
and infant son leaving for Chico Monday ; P?arg^
JQ u>e member«. At
Trimming
silk, plain and figured, 40c.
acres
in
sec
36.
tp
33
s,
r
3
e,
$10.
j - s __ «.—•
Miss
Emma
in * a fortnight
conclusion
were arranged
is doing business on business principles.
” and
... also
• a Miss
a ■ va
. . to follow
*.
A to Stock-
a _ _ as
a_ I A ^e
VVA* A S a I lunch
tww tables
A A* A served,
a a a* A .J
*|’ 4a A a ax and
. | A I
G E Neuber to Catherine Booschey ; land While giving farmers the benefit of ex­
will
Ette,
who
returns
an Ain
elaborate
Sewing silk, best made, 05c.
was a decided success and the committee in tp 38 s. r 3 w, $1.
ton.
by
Cast steel hatchet, 50c.
Booschey to G E Neuber; D L C changing, it shuts out the wheat sharps
1
of
arrangement deserves credit for the No Peter
Walter B. Phillips, accompanied by Mrs.
who
vfoqld
like
to
run
the
flour
trade.
39, s r 3 w, $100.
Tack
hammers, 05.
Phillips (formerly Miss Lena Anderson, admirable manner in which it was con­
J M McGaul to A Olson; 80 acres, see U6, They give 37 pounds of flour to a bushel
Screw
drivers, 6-inch, 10c.
daughter of E. K. Anderson) and their ducted.
of first grade wheat. The report some
tp 35 9, r 2 w, $10.
children arrived list week from Ruby City,
Pudding
pans from 6c. up.
Bank
of
Ashl&nJ
to
Ashland
Collegiate
newspapers
published
to
the
effect
that
O1<1 Papera lor Sale.
in the Okanogan mining country of Wash­
Institute; l(s 1,2, &. of Bellevue tract, secs these mills were no longer exchanging
Milk
pans
from 4c. up.
ington. They came by private conveyance
Old papers, suitable for wrapping pur­ 14 and 15, tp 39, s r 1 e. $1500.
for farmers was false; probably a bond­
bv way of Seattle, eastern W“sI1>ngton. Jhe . poses,
ges. pptting under carpets, packing,
packiiig, eft.
eft.,
Curry combs, worth 20c. for 10c,
Wm Myer to N 8 Ruckner. lot 15, W C holders effoit to damage the farmer's
The manufacturers of Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Dalle*. Prineville, Ft. Kla-nath, and Klam­ 1 tor sale cheap at the R e C cbd office.
Myer add to Ashland. $100.
Thimbles, 1, 2, 5 and 7c.
ath county, making a regular summer
Nellie Briggs to T Roberts; Its 11.19, hlk mills.
are gratified to announce a confirmation of the unprecedented
outing of the trip.
QJU 18,19, 20, blk F, R R adit to/Ashlund,
Tfie old Soldiers.
Col. James B Eddy of the state rail-1
High A Storey, the barbers. Agents for
honors gained by them at the World’s Columbian Exposition. i Oil cans; cofiee pots, coflee mills, tea kettles, measures,
The Southern Oregon reunion pf old
road commission being asked if the leg­
V
8
to
H
Dprhy
;
160
acres,
secs
23
and
Albany steam laundry. Opposite plaza.
eoldieps and sailors, the teljet corp? qhd 1 34. tp 84. r 1 e.
islature this winter would alxilish the
buckets, underwear, shirts, mirrors, notions, novel­
At the recent California Midwinter International Exhibition
•fhe Riddle Enterprise says ths Roseburg sons of veteran? as well as Oapt. May’s
commission said no, but he believed the
Catherine
Noland
to
S
J
Day;Q
C
D
to
PlRindealer will be merged into a perms? Go. D of Ashland' returned Saturday in ; It 16, blk 21, Medford, $25.
legislature would make the commission
they received the Highest Award and Gold Medal for baking
nent daily and weekly edition. Eugene is their special car from Grants Pass. A I
ties, stationery, clothes lines, clothes pins,
David Whetstone to Daniel Whetstone; elective by the people. Thia would h^ve
soon to have another daily paper, the splendid time was enjoyed and tho brave, right
of
way
for
wagon
road
in
tp
37,
s
r
2
powder
bestowed
at
that
splendid
and
highly
successful
fair.
a tendency to make the railroad corpo­
Evening Star.
patriotic boys and girls of the ’60s don’t w, $25.
stove polish, shoe blacking, brushes,Ac.
rations “in politic«”
th,e aiate of Ore­
Almira
Whetstone
to
Henry
F
Whet
­
The award in each case was due to
Mrs W111. McConnell, of Yreka, and remember how long it was since they
gon. Uerelntouc they have only been
stone
;
30
acres.
tp
37,
s
r
2
w,
reserving
Mrs. O. L. Dean, of Grants Pass, were here had so much fun, for they were as frisky
Viu thu legislature,4* etc., am! if the
this week attending the funeral of their and coltish as the sons of veterans ever right of wav for wagon road. $750.
Same to Daniel Vyh^^l
rxCs to CDijitoiasian m to l»o elected by the peo-
Proved Superiority in Quality
mother, the late Mrs. Wells.
felt. The reunion was a great success. IIL k L H
W4L ’’
t" t ’*”-
1 pie the corporate«!« will have an addi-
£am Carlisle informs us today that Mrs. The next reunion will ta^e nlaoa in Ash­ 'jabe'^ftnstrorig to T-hos B Ellison; the tional tot oi pcHticul blackmailers on
Kate Beeson ¡s sipking, apd that T. W. land in July of ne^’t year. • ' ' ‘ 1
demonstrated on thorough analysis by expert chemists.
frectidnal riw^ oTnw)^. sec 9, ttnd wJ* of, their1 neck, ss the railroad commission
Barclay m *n attack of rheumatism
sec a tp.
the - pwple'
in 37
?■>... » Ì > ; “before al
-.--ly» wj|| mean princi-
also lieen taken with typhoid’ rever and is
The official examination showed Dr. Price’s to be strongest
Invigorates 'tbe System.
Hugh Sanders to Chas G Anderson • land ' P?”?
th<e
a8 tbe Pf«’
very 1 w. He will be brought to Ashland.
u •
; pie haven’t, the force of character or the
in leavening power, pure in all ingredients and perfectly I
Mr. A. J. Hough, of Ashland, Ore , i in sec 22. tp 37 s, r 4 w $>00
Mrs. Austie Carr returns home tomor­
Emma Butt to Mary Sargent-Its 33 34 f mental ability to know anyihlnji but
row. Mrs. F. Roper will accompany her writes as follows: “My wife and myselt
wholesome. In every particular it surpassed its competitors.
have given Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair trial. blk Q, »nd Its 26,27, blk B, and Its 20,21j^iat which cotiver.tious pyj out for-them.
to ffbasta FpringB.
Fer habitual Constipation it is ths most
The awards were made unanimously by reliable juries.
Jas w W < Coaldev
An
8t Ga,
«svil1
®-
A. C- Howlett, the XiroKp’r Eagle Foi^t effective remedy w’e have ever used« It secis svi
" akle: ’
*-res’ re -b ■ Doualkshi
“ ’toaat
-ut
aud
eorrespondent and the best local conetf- gives ton» to the bowfeU gnfi invigorates the tef 18, s r 1 w.
99
# Us'toJohn'Byb^;^ ng C°“’
Thesi aw'ards establish. p'jrajantehiiy,
auth­
neadept writer in the state, made us a entire system.”
psnion
i»
nweing.
pleasant call todav. Mra. H. accompanied
tp36»,T 2 ry.
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’
ority,
Hood’s Pills cure indigestion.
him on a visit with Ashland frippd«-
Jesse Wilsoti and Orchard Home Fruit
I snffereil froru eatnrr’.i of the worst kind ,
Co to Katherine Phil port- 7 acres of the over since a boy.and I never hoped for cure,
Yopr Pla.-fc A»r Boots and Shoes.
Emil Peil, blacksmithing, horse-shoeing, Orchanl Home tract; $700.
but Ely's Cream Bairn seeius to do even !
Morris H.ovelL the old reliable boot and etc., of every description. ' First-class work
A E Matson to Bank of Ashland: Q C D that. Many acquainiances have used it I
shoe nidker <ae door north of the old stand and satisfHotion guaranteed. The old to a porosi of land in Ashland, $25.
with excellent results.—Oscar Ostrum. 4»t
opposite Odd. FeUows hjtlE . Bogp ap^ t H unsaUr tho» omc 4epA Give Win a
Warren
Chicago, Ill. Cream *iuuu, |
•♦Foremost Bakins Powder in all the World
79
J
VALLEY RECORD
STATE
MANHOOD RESTORED. .. .. ....
N
F
AGAIN WE LEAD
”
' f
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
New
A Triumphant March
Great Lakes to the Pacific
Dr. Price’s Baking Powder
etc Goods will arrive nearly every week at the
same Bedrock Prices as before.
DOLPII
Dr. Price’s as the
EDDY