Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, March 14, 1895, Image 3

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    T Jurors for April Term Circuit Court.
A Gun Play on Barlow. ’
Copying That Assessment Roll.
Medford Items.
Jacksonville,
Mar. 12.—Charles Wolflv,
The following is a list of the jurors drnwn
The difficulty between the county
Miss Ora Justus is visiting in Seattle.
representing himself as an old soldier,
court and County Clerk N. A. Jacobs to serve at the April. 1895. term of tbe cir­
Francis Fitch was in Portland this week. got <nto trouble with Andrew Barlow, a
over the copying of tbe Maesement roll cuit court of th« State of Oregon, for Jack-
Mrs. Maggie Harris was visiting Ashland deputy internal revenue collector, at the
ASHLAND, O b .. T hursday , Mar. 14, 1895 hu got itself into the circuit court. The son county:
Peter Kedlington, Jacksonville, farmer; Monday.
hotel in Gold Hill last week, and Wolflv
law says the outgoing assessor should Warren
P. Dodge, Central Point, farmer;
furnish his successor with a copy of the Heaton Fox, Ashland, farmer; J. F. Foss.
Crescent City, Cal., had three shocks of assaulted him with a revolver. It ap­
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
pears that Wolfly was creating a disturb­
auessment roll. The asseM<>r, J. L. . Talent, farmer; A. Childers, Medford, earthquase last week.
400 to 412 K St.,
ancein the hotel, and the aaaault occurred
Wooldridge, did not do this during his i farmer; Win. Cameron. Uniontown, farm
Mrs.
Lippencott
returned
from
a
visit
Sack shoe», best in town, at ths Racket term of office, and Clerk Jacobs offered I er: I. A. Webb, Medford, merchant; John
when Barlow attempted to put him out.
with
Ashland
friends.
store.
Wolfly was arrested, and upon exami­
the January term of court to copy the I A. Jaggi, Meadows, farmer; Geo. W. Heck-
The infant child of Allen Bish died last nation wm bound over to keep tbe peace
W. G. Tsnner returned to Washington roll for not to exceed $30, which the court | athorn. Eagle Point, farmer. W E. Ander­
Largest General Retail Hoose on Coast.
Eden, farmer; Andrew Clagg, Chtni Thursday, aged 9 months.
Monday.
in bonda of $2,50, and, failing to furnish
refused to consider on the grounds that son,
nev Rock, farmer; G. W. Love, »sh'and,
J.
W.
Beatty
left
teday
for
Ethel.
Mo.,
Wearing
Apparel of all kinds for men,
the
bonds,
was
brought
up
today
by
Con
­
Ex-County Clerk N. P. Payne of Ltntt the jop rightfully belonged to the outgo­ farmer; John Compton, Eagle Point, farm­
women, and children; Dry Goods, Shoes,
stable C. Parker, and is now in jail
county is dead.
ing assessor. In the meantime, the roll er; A. J. Weeks, Eden, mechanic; H. L. to take charge of a farm.
Hats, Millinery, Valises, Furniture. Carpets,
A. C. Dixon, the Ashland lumber dealer, awaiting the action of the grand jury.
Crockery, Notions, Stationery, Silverware,
State Printer W. II. Leeds came out from hail been filed with the clerk and be re­ lsh, Big Butte, farmer; H. E. Barnhart.
Toys,
Household Supplies, etc.
was
here
yesterday.
It
could
not
be
learned
whether
Barlow
fused to allow anyone to copy it, on the Gold Hill, farmer; J. B. R Morelock, Gold
Salem yesterday.
Hill.farmer; J. W. t-'evedge, Chimnev Rock,
sustained anv injury bv the assault.
ground
that
he
alone
was
entitled
to
do
Mrs.
I.
L.
Hamilton
was
dangerously
ill
Catalogue Free.
Go to the Gold Hill drug store for fine
the work. The assessor Lad it. copied at farmer; Benj. Haymond, Rock Point, mer­ this week with heart disease.
eigars and pure liquors.
Galvin
Met
with
Guns.
A handsome illustrated catalogue
chant;
Jacob
Thompson.
Ashland,
capital
­
the secretary of state’s office and brought
about our goods and prices sent free to
Fred McCullough, a relative of the Stew
. Prof. W. F. Butcher came in from Klam­ iu a hill of $144 for the work. Tbe county ist; I. N. Shook, Ashland, farmer; P. J. arts,
Medford. March 12.—Road master Gal-
any address Tens of thousands of cus­
is
studying
medicine
with
Dr.
Geary.
1
McHugh.
Woodville,
farmer;
Rilev
Nv-
ath Falls last evening.
yin haa been at work the pot week fenc­
tomers find it profitable »nd satisfac­
court allowed the hill, and now a tax- j : awaner. Eden, farmer; 8.8. Mken. Flounce
Mrs. Lon Walbridge lelt Bunday to visit
tory to buy through this book.
Pat. Donoghue, Jr., is in Portland en payer. Wm. Ulrick. has institutud pro­ Rock.lumberman: Wm. Angle, Medford, her mother, Mrs. Crain, at Galt, Sacra­ ing the Southern Pacific Company’s right
TERMS CASH.
of way north of Medford, and to-day was
route home from Iowa.
ceedings in the circuit court restraining | merchant; Win. Sonson, Applegate, farm- mento county.
Enclose money for goods with order, and if
cntnpelled
to
cease
operations.
He
built
I
er;
P.
Swenning.
Medford,
farmer;
E.
P.
the
county
clerk
from
issuing
the
war-
!
J. W. Hamakar was on this morning’s
Rev. Father Damans, of Marshfield, has a fence upon land owned by H. L. Hol­ to be sent by mail allow for postage. Any
rant for the payment of the bill. Com- I ■ Vickroy, Jacksonville, miner; P. W. 01- succeeded
tram for Klamath Falls.
balance left over will be returned.
Father Faber and has assumed lingsworth lMt week, and it wm nulled
well.
Central
Point,
farmer;
Jas.
McDon
­
Joe Carll, son of Billy Carll, the old stage missioner Bradshaw, Clerk Jacobs, Wm. ough, Willow Springs, farmer; L. L. Oden, charge of his parrish.
If intereated in any of the items be­
up and destroyed, and to-day Mr. Galvin
Ulrick, Wm. Slinger and several ottier Pleasant Creek, farmer.
contractor, is in Alaska.
low, order promptly, giving item num­
For a clean shave or neat hair-cut and went down with three crews of section
parties have put up sufficient money to
ber.
bath go to I E. Deboy. who repairs men and again DUt up tbe fence, and was
Story & Eggers, barbers. Ashland House Luck the coun’y court and have engaged
Central Point Town Election.
watches and jewelry, Gold'HiU.
block.
met
by
Mr.
Hollingsworth
with
two
shot
­
W. M. Colvig and C. W. Kahler as their
G91. Soft luatroua Japanese silk, firm,
Central Point had a livelv town elec­
Gen. T. G. Rearaea returned Sunday guns, who threatened to ahoot the first even texture. <1 rapes beautifully, and will
E. V. Brown, a Yreka pioneer, died at attorneys. The case will come before
tion
Monday
between
the
Peoples
’
and
from
a
business
trip
to
San
Francisco
in
man who set foot on his land. They wear well. Suitable for dresses, waists,
Oakland, Cal., last Friday.
Judge Hanna next month.
the Citizens’ tickets, 100 votes being the interest of Win. Bybee.
than went on to the land owned by John underwear, fancy Work, etc. Colors,
Ex-speaker J. T. Gregg has returned to To go into the Newspaper Business. polled. A. M. Ford, J. S. Sims, J. M.
Medford has a Commercial Union with Oconder, and put a fence across bis land,
Oregon from California to live.
J. J. Pridley and E. Pleaaint W. 8. Crowell president; Henry Klippell, but he pulled up the poets as fast Mthey black, cream, cardinal, light blue, pink,
It is rnmored that Jos. G. Pierce, rep- [ Gibuon,
Choice Utah alfalfa seed at R. S. Barclay
were elected trustees; Peter Applegate •vice-president; J. G. Whitman, Secretary, were set. The company put up this same lemon and heliotrope. 20-in. wide.
resenting Congressman Hopkins, who' ; was elected surveyor over A S. Moore and J. E. Enyart. treasurer.
Special value at 27c a yard.
A Son’s. Talent, for 10 eta per lb.
fence about a year ago, but it was all
ow ns the great body of land in the Jenny ' I by three votes; A. C. Parker was re-
G92. Tbe very popular and genuine
Ed. 8chefTelin. of Foot’s Creek, went to reek section is thinking of going into'
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Morine, of Tolo, have pulled up, aad it is understood that legal
■ elected marshal over David Tynes by one taken up t eir residence in Medford, Frank assistance will be asked tor and the fence La Blache Face Powder, white, flesh or
Oakland, Cal., Monday on a trip.
the newspaper business at Klamath Falls vote, and W. A. Mann elected street com- having postponed their moving to Arizona
pink. Price. 25c a box. Usually sells
built again.
J. W. Dunken, cf Ashland, was at Gold and booming the timlter and other re­ I missioner over L. H. Newton by two until he maxes another trip there.
for twice m much.
Hill this week on a business trip.
sources of the Klamath basin on an ex­ i votes.
__________________
is the report of the Ashland
J. B. McGee was in town Tuesday from
G93. Biarritz Kid Gloves, glace finish,
R. A. Glandon left Tuesday to work for tensive scale. This would indicate that i
San Francisco, and intends throwing up Public school» for the month ending March loose wrists, black or browns. Our own
the eastern capitalists expect an easing ;
the Empire mine on Klamath river.
Spring Stock Shipments.
the receivership of the Riddle Nickell mines 8, 1895. Number of days taught, 18; num­
ber of holidays, 1; whole number days at­ importation, and recommended for ser­
See the fine assortment of ribbons that up of financial matters among the heavy i The winter feeding place for beeves of if something does not turn up soon,
weights and the extension of some trans- I
tendance, 8.338U; whole number days ab­ vice and general satisfaction; sizes,
have just arrived at Myer & Gregory’s.
M. Purdin returned Saturday from Oak­ sence, 758*^; whole number cases of tardi­ to 7. Price, 85c.
continental railroad ttirough that terri-I Kalmath conntv, Edson Bros., at.Gazelle,
«..
Dr. A. C. Caldwell returned Tuesday ( torv,the largest area in the United States Cal., has been busy shipping for spring land, Cal.. and is having a dwelling house ness. 159; average daily attendance, 439:
built on his lots. Mrs. Purdin and the
from a mining trip to Josephine county.
G94. Children’s Derby Ribbed Cotton
without the benefit of the iron horse. It i . consumption in the large cities. Edson children stoppeil at Sisson and will remain average number belonging, 479: per cent,
pf attendance. 92; cases of corporal punish Hose, dressy weight, in fast black or
1
Bros.,
shipped
a
train
load
to
Portland
Mrs. Lacy Lennox, of Duluth, Minn., is i is presumed that Mr. Pierce will buy the
laat week and this week send the balance there until their new home is ready. Mr, iuent, 12; number of visitors, 205; number handsome medium browns. For 6 to 14
stopping at the Shannon house for her Express piant.
Purdin has bought Merriman's blacksmith Of rhetorical exercises. 418. There have years. Price, 10c. Look like 25c hose.
; of 1,275 head of beeves for the season to shop
health.
—
and will go into his old trade again.
been 52 fewer cases of tardiness than last
i
the
Union
Meat
company.
In
the
Justice
’
s
Court.
G95. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, high neck,
Call and see the new invoice of baby
month. This indicates an improvement,
E.
D
Rose,
well
known
in
Jackson
Coun
­
Last
Friday
C,
Swanson
A
Son
shipped
There were two jury trial’s in Justice
carriage», at Furniture store, Opera Honse
yet the number, 159, is too large.
long sleeves, close fitting, spring weight,
ty,
returned
Tuesday
from
a
trip
to
his
old
Luckey’s court this week. A boozed-up twentv-three carloads of fine, carefully stamping grounds in Iowa, Kansas and
block.
and in silver grey color. Being cotton
went into the Ashland House selected Klamath county steers from Ga Nebraska. His numerous friends were
and wool mixed will not shrink. Telling
W. W Walters and J. H. Harney left to stranger
’
HOTEL
OIR/EQ-OLtT
and asked for a pair of shoes zelletothe Chicago market, this being somewhat surprised to learn that he did
value at 50c; postage, 10c.
day tor the 8almon river mines, Siskiyou saloon
1
■■ ■
Tom Roberts gave him an old pair, but the first shipment of beef from either not return home alone, but brought with I'
county.
F. T. Fradenburgb, Prop.
G96. Men’s Heavy Cotton Socks, seam­
southern Oregon or northern California him a fair bride, the lady s name being Mrs. i
Father Walrad returned yesterday from in a little wtiile saw the man coming out to Chicago.
Hibbard of Creston. Iowa, and the wedding
less, serviceable and rich brown color.
T wubsday —
G
S
Rutler
&
wf,
City
«f
a
aide
room
wearing
a
first
class
pair
a visit of several weeks in ibe Willamette
occurred there about the middle of Febru­ 8 C Kennett, Port
Price 10c pair.
G W Smith, City
of Tom’s favorities. Roberts thumped
valley.
The Depot. Hotel.
ary. They will live in Medford.
G 11 Love, Jville
Rufus J Cole. Coles
the stranger and Marshal Smith came
G97. Ladies’fine soft black Kid Shoes,
C A I’iper, do
S Shattuck, do
Representative Conn sent a pair of China
J. A. Gross, familiarly known by the
medium heels and rounding toes, patent
H G Blackwell, Det W N Luckey, do
§ Peasants to Lakeview, but the feina'e bird along and arrested the stranger. Tbe traveling public by bis management of the
Attention, Fruit Growers!
jury brought in a verdict of guilty of
W Weir. Duns
leather tips; sizes 1 to 8. Price, $1.50;
Kdw Hill, Shake
ied en route.
An adjourned meeting of the Ashland John Dixon, S F
petty larceny and he received 15 days in Albany depot hotel for years, has pur­
J H Boyd. S F
postage, 15c. A low price but a fine shoe.
Go to Storv A Egger’s tonsorial parlors county jail.
chased and is conducting the Depot Hotel Fruit Growers’ Association will be held W 1' Bangasser, S F John Kearney, Ct Pt
for a shave, haircut or shampoo. They are
G98. Excellent quality Flannelettes,
Luckey. City
J C Hogadane, Sam c
Engineer Jack Clark and Fireman Henry in Ashland in a first-class manner that in the City Hall on Saturday, March 16th, W N Wade,
first class artists.
in medium lightstrit«es,for dresses, wrap­
8 F
A 8 Ward, Oakland
Wagner aired some dirty linen before a insures success and the patronage of the at 7:30 p. m. All fruit growers are in­ W F 8 riday
—
E P Tvnan, Glendale pers and children’s garments, 27-in. wide.
8. K. Sanford, the New York mining jury yesterday. Clark having Wagner ar­ traveling public which be respectfully so­ vited to lie present, as important buainess
E L Thomson, Port F J Waizinan, 8 F
Price, 5c yard.
— capitalist, went to Redding yesterday on a rested for stealing an enlarged picture of licits. He employs none but white help.
will come up before the meeting
T M Spencer, do
J F Cammun, G Pass
prospecting trip.
A lunch counter is conducted in the
Nettie Clarke, a photo album and a cheap
J.
R.
C
abby ,
G99. Fast black Sateens, small colored
M
Friedenthal,
do
T
uesday
—
waiting room of the depot in which is kept
Senator Charles A. Cogswell and wife clock. Wagner had given these articles to sardines,
W. B. C olton ,
President, S Lowengrund, S F F V Duigman, Port figures, neat and pretty, and 26 in wide.
oysters,
etc.,
and
over
which
is
Miss
Clark
and
when
she
left
town
her
two
passed through yesterday to spend some
Secretary.
B C Quigley, do
Le Roy Prstt. N Y
Coat of 12 yards, for full suit, $1.00, or
“loyers” had a quarrel as to who should in­ served 5 and 10 cent cigars.
weeks in California.
R A Glandon. H’ley Sam B Stacy. Port
8j^c yard.
herit her belongings. Wagner seems to
E P Tynan, Port
C A Piper, do
Formerly of Ashland.
Nervous Shock.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Daley, recently of have put up the most money bnt Engineer
W W McIntosh, do J R Williams, G Pass
Wallow Springs precinct, left Monday for Clark seemed to be the largest sized sponger,
The Yreka Journal publishes a sensa­
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO.,
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: This F W Johnson, 8 F
W N Luckey, City
Oroville, Cal., to locate.
and so the jury disagreed. It is apparently tional account of an alleged exposure of is the first time I have attempted to write
____ W G Cleveland, Ct P ’ Dell 8. Lashier. Port •
Sacramento, Cal
Wra. F. Beckman will be tried at Rose­ a rotten trio that need’ the turning on of I W. Brockway and wife and Mrs. A. E. for three years. Have been so nervous and Octare Collins, do
J A Fenger, 8 F
burg next Tuesday before Judge Fullerton tbe fire department until the grand jury Hanes in their spiritual medium work in weak that I have laid in bed for most of
S
aturday
—
W
W
Craig,
can handle them.
for tbe murder of bis wife.
that place. The Journal describes the the time.
M C Miller, St Jos
Payton Co
A friend who had taken your Sarsaparilla il Donohue, Port
W A Hemphill, 8 F
darkened cabinent in which the material- sent
~
Chas. Chandler, foreman of the Ashland
The Value of a Friend.
me two bottles. The second one is M E Blakely. N Y
E A Geissler, do
railroad round-house, went to Sacramento
Cornelia. La.—“For over six years I was ' izing medium, Mrs. Hanes, had her most gone, and I have gained twenty
McChesney.
Jas Myers, Gridley
valley Monday on a short visit.
greatly troubled with constipation and bil­ hands securely tied behind her with a pound-, and »urelv feel a new woman. I J W Red
Wing, Minn E O Parrott, do
George W. Edwards, the San Francisco iousness, and was often unable to work. stout cord and then entered the cabinent. was pale—thin. No ambition. Had given H R Hesse, V 8, City Tom R Wilson, S F
At
the
suggestion
of
a
friend
I
tried
Sim
­
Soon a number of hands come up through up. as I had tried so manv remedies and P C Fry. Anderson, C : Mrs Welch&2dtrs,
fruit and commission man. arrived from
mons Liver Regulator, and am now free of the opening in the canopy and gestic­ doctors bnt found no benefit. If you care F
tbe city Tuesday on a short trip.
L Southwick,
Kansas City
these troubles.”—Harrison Tarleton. Your ulate, write on slates, etc. Dr. C. A. to publish this vou have my consent.
Mayfield, Cal I W ednesday —
HEADQUARTERS FOR
John Kearney, tbe railroad carpenter, of druggist sells it in powder or liquid; the
(Signed)
MRS.
A.
C.
TILLMAN,
E 0 Murray, 8 F
Maurice Winter, Port
Cow creek carivon. was visiting Ashland powder to be taken dry, or made into a tea. Lariaon pushed himself forward and
Alameda,
Cal.
E O Parrott, Red B C A Hermann,
' made several attempts to grasp the spirit
and Central Point friends this week.
Jos A Wilson, H’brk
Washington, D. C.
The Shasta Courier referring to the i hand but failed and finally armed him­
R. M. Hewitt, a well-to-do farmer of time it was first published, March, 1852,
John N Moore, do
W N Luckey, City
Butte Creek Items.
self
with
a
small
rubber
syringe
filled
Junction, Lane county, is under arrest for
E Bundy, California J Haines. Port
says $50 octagonal coins were then plenty, I with red ink, and taking a good aim
Mrs. Minnie Deuvsul is quits ill.
raising a check on a bank from $78 to $98.
Frank King, do
S unday —
$20 pieces common, and $10 and $5 pieces turned loose a stream that spl-tshed all
J W Goetz. 8 F
Jos. Wilson has put a gravel walk along J C Murray, Port
. Purity your blood, tone ud the system, rated as small change, while $2.50 and oyer a hand in the cabinet. The hand
F L Waizman. 8 F J W Williams, do
his pharmacy.
and regulate the digestive organs bv taking smaller coins were considered wbat ia
G A Tinsley, City
W 8 Wade, do
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by all druggists. now called “chicken feed,” and gold disappeared, the medium doubled up and
Mrs. M. S. Perry was oyer from Big J A Klexler, London W F Bangasser. do
collapsed and as she fell from grace to Butte last week.
G W Smith, City
W. G. Buchanan, president of the R. R. dust by the onnee was legal tender lor defeat, a pitving wail issued through her
Wm Ulrich. Med
F ALL KINDS and GRADES.
V. R. R., arrived in the valley la<t week t<> bills anywhere. Tbe tarns may be said pale lips. Yreka has a large number of
Francis Filch, do
D. M. Simon sold a lot of cattle one day John Pelton, do
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder, Caps
Win
Sonnickson,
do
look after the proposed extension of the of Yreka in 1852-3-4-5. Ten dollars a
Jno
J
Shaughnessy,
last week to Mike Mayfield.
and Fuse. A tine line of Electric Cutlery,
believers
in
the
spiritualist
faith
as
well
J
E
Gildert.
Seattle
Ban Francisco
road.
a Urge and complete stock of Fishing
ticket was the price to a Ball or dance, as a number of ruffians who go about
Mr. Dahnck hits been putting a half mile J E Gabriel, do
Capt Jas Carroll, do and
Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing
Andrew Rabbitt, the mining man who 25 ••elite for a drink or smoke, and a dol­ •exposing’' them.
of post and board fence on his place.
C J Boyle. S F
J
N
Williams,
do
of all kinds done on short notice. All
bought tbe porphyry dyke property below lar for a meal. The only way to reach
—...... . ..-
Mi’s Lillie Temple, of Central Point, has E D Ivory, Okld, Cal E F Driggs, Ore C: y u > Work guaranteed.
,
Hentov some months ago, has died in Sall Yreka from Shasta at that time and up
Knights of the Maceabees.
J F Cannon, Gr Pass Dr T N Berlin. Med
been
engaged
to
teach
the
Antelope
district
Lake City.
( V^Tin Shop in connection.
M onday —
F W Peabody, do
to 1860, was on borse or mule back aa
The State Commander writes us front school.
W1- -Jl < 11 lx Q
.
First class goods,’ and prices as low as
J McKnight. Port
Miss Carrie Lumsden,
The Salem Statesman puts forward tbe far as Callahan’s ranch in Scott valley, Lincoln. Neb., as follows: “After trying
Mike Mayfield, of The Meadows, has W D Perry, do
Medford the lowest.
name of C. B. Moores, speaker of tbe house, thence by stage through Scott valley.
other medicines for what seemed to be a been
in
oar
part
of
the
country
buying
up
H P Golding, do
Miss Francis Finley “
ae a candidate against Congressman Her­
very obstinate cough in <>ur two children cattle, hides, pelts, etc.
O C Riches, do
Mrs H Lumsden, do
mann in 1896.
we tried Dr. King’s New Dfcovery and at
Land For Sale.
1
-
Boyd Tucker returned Sunday from Ash­
Tbe Woman’» Foreign Missionary Society
Mr. C. T. Pa vne has for sale 300 acres of I ! the end of two days the cough entirely left
'A word to the wise is Sufficient.’’
of the M. E. Church will give an open ] land 2 miles east of Phoenix. Good grain them. We will not be without it hereafter, land with bis sister, Mi’« Joy, who has
I suffered terribly from roaring in my
Business Competition.
meeting next Sunday evening. A fine pro- , and fruit land, well supplied with water as our experience proves that it cures where been visiting bar sistar, Mrs, Chas. Homes.
all other remedies fail.”—¡signed F. W.
bead during an attack of catarrh, and be­
gramme will be rendered.
and wood. Will sell it UK) acres or to suit Stevns,
In
the
,Lonc
district
Mr.
Sneider
was
BMboard
competition runs pretty
State Cont.—Why not give this grea t
came very deaf; used Ely ’s Cream
• Balni
Cream-Balm
John R. Stearns returned Tuesday from purchaser. Good house on it. For further medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed and elected director and D. T. Ewen re-elected and in three weeks could near as well as, high nowadays iu the metropolis. An
the Jewett mine in Josephi^ecountv. where information inquire of C. T. Payne, Ash­ trial bottles are free gt E. A- f’HE win ’ s clerk. «'JI'A.-donas was selected as teacher. ever,—A. E. Newman, Graling, Miclf.n‘1 ~ Owner of somo down town property was
he has been running the Huntington mill land, Oregon.
Drugstore. Regular size 50c and 1.00,
Mrs. Mesler, of Trail Creek, is here tak­
One of my children had a very bad dis­
doing some prospecting work.
ing care of her brother. Ch. Knighten, who charge from the nose. Physicians prescrib­ awakened by the loud ringing of his
The Pension Industry.
Milling Items.
is recovering nicely from the operation per­ ed without benefit. After using Ely’s doorbell recently in Harlem.
i prevent the hardening of the sub-
“What on earth is that?” he exclaim­
Last
week
was
“
pension
week
”
the
Cream Balm a short time the disease was
B.
R.
Stevens
is
driving
a
hundred
foot formed last week.
neous tissues of the scalp and the
ed. “Is the house on fire?”
obliteration of the hair follicles, which county clerk’s office, anti the officials tunnel on his ledge on Wards creek.
Robert Potter’s cow found herself with a cured.—O. A. Cary. Corning, N. Y.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
were kept busy swearing the old veterans.
Muse baldness, use Hall's Hair Renewer.
can tied to her tai) and the result was
“Somebody’s dead,” said his wife.
Last Saturday another rich shoot of ore tin
County
Clerk
Benson,
who
is
in
a
posi
­
that
he
had
a
lot
of
fence
to
repair,
his
barn
In the meantime a servant was return­
was struck in the Hanimersley mine.
8. Shattuck and Mr. Cole came over the
POTATO
BUlxb
VtHbUb
LOCUSTS.
to mend and things to straighten generally.
‘ Siskiyou mountain on h«r»e-back early tion to make a good gneu, estimates that
ing from answering the bell.
J. B. Griffin, on Tuesday la’t struck a
Monday morning riding on the crust of tbe $100,000 in pensions is annually distrib­ i good
Old Mr. Tungate who was 80 years old on A Regular Kilkenny Cate' Beanoe Followed
“Please, sir, there’s two gents down
prospect
about
one
mile
south
east
of
several feet of snow on the mountain before uted in Douglas county. He is also of Woodville.
the 2nd day of this month, walked from his
by a Satlxtactory Truce,
stairs os wishes to see you,” said ths
tbe noonday sun got at it.
the opinion that the average pensioner
home on Koundtop to Eagle Point, a dis­
Stories about 17 year locusts are be- girl.
Ed. Schefflia has struck a very promising tance of eight miles on that day. He is an
Fine line of furnishing goods and neck receives $20 a month, the largest nnmlier , mine
on Foots creek. He left Tuesdav for old war veteran.
aa yrpo)ly aS tbe grasshopper
“See me? Why, it’s 3 o'clock in the
receiving $12, several as high as $72, and
wear at low price» at Myer & Gregory’s
' San Francisco to get machinery for the
stories
of
last year.
morning.”
ranging
from
that
down
to
$6.
The
R. R. Minter, the president of the Popu­
same.
J. P. Dodge. T. E, Hills and A. E. Butt-
Down in Sullivan county an advance
“Important business, they says, sir.”
list Club in Lone di^trmt. was in town Sat­
ner were over at the O. A C. mine last week. prune industry is the principle export of
Work is again progressing on the Home­ urday; he r?por(s eveb^thing ip a flourish­ guard of locusts entered a potato field
Mr. Dodge reports that business is picking Douglas county, yet it does not bring in
“Well, I should think it would be,
mine at Woodville, driving ahead on ing condition' And tfie prospect encouraging. and began their usual work of destruc­
up and looking lively at Pokegama, both $100,000 a year by a great deal.—Rose­ I stake
waking a man up this time o’ night.
the
lower
level,
which
is
now
in
325
feet
on
John
Veiling
was
also
doing
business
gt
the
burg Review.
mills being in active operation.
tion. The potato bugs apparently I’ll have to go down, I suppose. ”
the ledge.
•
•
' same tinie with our business mtn,
The Yreka Journal says tbe price of beef
thought that this was an encroachment
He quickly threw on 6c>me clothing
Old People.
.
A. B. Paul, a mining engineer and min­
Rev 8. S. Caldwell arrived Saturday and on their rights. For two days farmers
has advanced in Siskiyou county, a lot of
and
went below. Two “gents” awaited
eralogist
of
San
Francisco,
has
been
look-
lectured in tbe evening on temperance to a
Old people who require medicine to reg
ffrst-clasa cattle having sold last week for
_______
_ will
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____
crowded house. He organized a Sunday noticed a great migration of bugs to­ him in the hall.
the bowels _ and
kidneys
find
the Ing over the mining fields of southern
6% cehts. while voung heiters are worth ulate ________
' med- Oregon with a view to putting in a chlorine school with tbe following officers: J. A. ward that particular field. They travel­
about 5 cents.'With ebws and poorer cattle true remedy in Electric Bitters. This
“I beg your pardon, sir, for knocking
i •cine does
*
"
Jonas, superintendent; J. E. Stickle, assist­ ed along tbe road in squadrona and bat­ you up at this hour, but I want to mako
not stimulate
and * contaips iiq P*adL
M(4)$ and 4 cents.
superintendant; Miss Charlotte Willis-
nor other intoxicant, but apis as a
H. E. Ankenv, of Sterlingville and ant
Circuit Judge W. C. Hale broke his leg whiskey
croft. secretarv and treasurer; Mrs. C W tailous and seemed (o. pe under regular you a proposition for billboards around
tonic and alterative. It acts mildly op tbe
above tbe ankle at Klamath Falls Monday. stomach and bowels, adding strength and Mr, Spencer, of Portland, have Bold the Taylor, choirister. and Mrs. J. A. Jonas, leaders.
became plain that the word the corner cf your place ou Blank street
He rode up in front of a store on a bicycle giving tope to the organs, thereby aiding I Blue Gravel mine in Galice creek dis­ librarian. Rev. R. Ennis preached here on
had been passed to all potato bugs in while you are rebuilding. Name your
and in alighting from the machine stepped Nature in the performance of the functions. trict, Josephine county, for $4000,
Sunday morning and evening to »'full the vicinity that their help was wanted,
on a piece of iron laying on the walk w nich Electric bitters is an excellent appetizer and
figures, including two theater tickets
house.
.v.
Capt. Jas. Carroll of Alaska fame and
wrenched his leg and broke the bone.
and they wero prepared for war. They every night of the season. ”
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aids digestion. Old people find it just ex­
N. Williams, a well-known mining ex­
assembled on one side of the field, while
W. G. Cleveland was up from Central actly what they need. Price fifty cents per J.
“And, sir,” began tbo other “gent,”
“Grin Like a Cheshire Cat.”
pert of California are at Ho?»! QregoiV, and
Point thi» week showing h«s trotting stal­ bottle at E. A. S herwin ’ s Drug store,
the locusts gathered on the other.
“my company would like to make you
it
is
reported
they
are
figuring
oh
the
“
Well,
well!
Didn't
ever
hear
of
a
•grin
lion. Bill Nye. who will make the season
Then carne the battle. The bugs' plan a proposition for the use of tho walla
purchase of the Ashland mine, D. L. like a Cheshire cat ?’ Why, you see. a man
The Depot Grocery
this vear in Jackson county. Bill Nye is a
down in Cheshire had a cat which grinned of campaign was to cover that portion that may remain standing after the
6-year-old and won fifteen out of the seven­
E. F. Loomis has bought the Depot gro­ lhig^ of Oregon City is with them.
and grinned until there was nothing left of
teen races be entered in, and came out sec­ cery ui A, C. Kiee and: is- carrying a stock
In the fall ef 1893 a son of Mr. T. A. Mc­ the cat but the grin, jnst as some scrofulous of the field which they were defeuding, fire."
of first clasB groceries and provisions which Farland,
ond in the other two.
so'whenever a luckless locust or detach­
“Fire! Firel What are you talking
a
prominent
merchant
of
Live
Oak,
for sale at hying prices from a clean Sutter Co., Cal., was taken with a very people, who don’t know of Dr. Bierce's Gul­
l'he 8. P. has made a grab for the valu­ are
den Medical Discovery, g<i a cough, and ment of locusts attempted to alight oq about?” The old man was completely
and
attractive
place.
Dont
fail
to
call
and
able mineral belt’lands of Siskiyou county, see Loomis in his new headquarters.
heavy cold. The pains in his chest were sp (hen cKpgli
and cough until there
“
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ia noth­ it the plucky beetle« would pomice upon
and the miners there are following the
severe that he had spasms and wgs threat­ ing left of them to erect a monument to their enemies and tear and claw them nonplused.
“Why, your placo caught fire about
course pursued by tbe miners of Southern
ened
witl^
pneumonia.
His
father
nave
him
Fine Place to Rent.
but the cough.”
to pieces, The locusts began making two hours ago,” said the first “gent.”
Oregon, and filing their protest’ and notices
several Idrge doses <>f Chamberlain’s Cough
The
“
Golden
Medical
Discovery
’
1
is
the
The Saxetpitp property.
acres Remedy which broke up the cough and cured
olcontest with the U. S. Land Office, hav­ (jEoiCG
“And ia gutted by this time, ” added
affective, anti-bilious, anti-dvapeptic, regular attacks, and the slaughter of
/ «•14'14
«*
ii/Szs/t' *7
frriit zvmk
orchard.
Good' 7— wrw-k*w
room him. Mr. McFarland says whenever his most
ing gntil April |3th to get in their ifork.
strength-giying remedy extant. For weak both insects was very great, whilo be­ the second “gent.”
to E. E. Deming
house. Apply
...
_ on children have croup he invariably gives lungs, lingering coughs, spitting of blood,
The »licker run up Lost river in Klamath
“Of course you'll give me the refusal
them Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and it scrofula, sores, pimples and ulcers, it is a tween them they left nothing of the
county has commenced, and the phenom- adjoining Place
always
cures them. Me considers it the wonderful and efficacious remedv. Send 6 potato vines. The fight lasted for two for billboards. Remember the two the­
¡nal number of suckers in the stream
Order your job printing from the Record bes( cough remedy in the market. For cents in stamps for a book (160'pages) on days. Then there seemed to be a truce. ater tickets!” yelled the first “gent” as
sounds Ijae a “fishy tale,” Yet it is a fact office ¡ma save money.
sale by E. A, S heswin .
these diseases and there cure. Address As a result, it is noticed now in Sulli­ the old man bolted for the stairs.—Cor.
that cartloads are actually shovel let! out of
World’s Dispensary Medical Association, van cqqnty that whenever the locusts
toe atrpani. and there are pt times and c«r-
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Encroachment
of
Tale
Lake.
Buffalo. N. Y,
laln points more fish in the river than water.
Sure Sign.
approach a field of potatoes the bugs
When the annual spring freshets be
Once used, Dr. Pierce1» Pellets are always retire from about one-third of it. The
Jack—Congratulate me, old mani gm, Bays the Klamath Fp||s Stay, a
A Wise Conclusion.
Assessor Jackson has appointed another
favor. Specific for constipation, piles, lochiti destroy that portion and leave
deputy. T- W. Bryant, to assist in the work I’vo won her love at last.
West Corinth, Maine —“1 doctored for
larger expanse of water than was exper­ in
biliousness, and headaches.
of making the assessment and taking the
the rest for the beetles to eat at their veara for Biliousness, but nothing ever
Tom—Has sije accepted youe
ienced last year may be reasonably ex­
me like Simmons Liver Regulator.
census of Jackson county. Thev havecom-
pected.
An
unusually
great
qipount
of
leisure. It is inferred that this is in ac­ helped
Jack
—
Just
as
good:
Wo
had
a
terri
­
‘ ipenced operations this week. Xfr. Jpckson
1 st<all take nothing else hereafter.”—N. M.
Williams Creek News.
snow
has
fallen
jn
the
mountains
this
cordance with the teems of the peace.
Oakman. Your druggist sells it in powder
taking tbe Rogue river country, Mr. Bry­ ble quarrel last night, and she said
Farmers of Williams are taking advan­
ant the Ashland district and Welborn Bee­ she’d never speak to me again, —r-Pick winter, which invariably insures high
The pluckiest fight against locusts or liquid; the powder to be taken dry, or
water during the spring and summer tage of the fine weather.
son Jr. the western part of tbe county.
that I have heard of, however, was made made into a tea.
The taking of the census will increase their Me Up.
months. The settlers along the margin
J. F. Layton has * force of man on bis by a ram in Dutchess county. He was
work very materially,
Remember 1 am at the front again,
of Tule Lake are liabie to suffer more lower ditch cleaning it out preparatory to the patriarch of the flock and of course
Co-operative Colonies.
mining.
thia year with a complete atock of fruit,
A correapondent to the Lakeview Rust­
An interesting sign of tbo times is the from that event than those in any other
considered himself its leader and pro­ shade and ornamental trees that are
Geo. B. Hart, the young notary public of
ler from Silver Lake, eave; “ Felix Dun­ almost daily reports in the newspaper immediate locality, from the fact that
tector. When the locusts invaded his larger and thriftier than ever before, and
the
lake
has
receded
but
little
from
the
Grants
Pass,
has
commenced
a
spring
term
can carries tbe belt as the boss hunter of of the formation or attempted forma­
pasture, he noticed that food became my prices are still lower than last year.
.Silver Lake. While out hunting the tion of co-operative, socialistic, altruis­ highest mark reached last season, which of school in the Hoxie district.
Trees kept on exhibition at my office
scarce.
So he set to work to dostroy the
overflowed many acres of the best mead­
other day, Floyd Edwards run a band of
C. G. Topping has a bad sore on his right
antelope under a rimrock, and Felix tied tic or single tax communities by peo­ ow land in that section, besides carrying ba- d caused by enagging it with a rusty plunderers. Of course he had no other on West Main street, corner of First
, •
nn a note, mounted hia ple discontented with the social order away lencing valued at several thousand nail while fixing fence.
weapon than the one provided him by Avenue, Ashland, Or. Correspondence
his hunting an»«
solicited.
Special prices quoted on
•~»i by law or custom and eager to dollars. It is generally supposed, and
Fanny Crosby song service at tbe Baptist nature—his big, hard head. Ho ran quantities at reouest.
horse, dashed in among them, cutting
-----
,
.... Iht supposition is altogether tenable,
Now is the time
about
the
field
bunting
and
crushing
church
next
Sunday
evening,
March
17th.
’
right and left. At the end of the battle make the attempt to put into pracuoe that Tule Lake has a subterranean outlet,
to plant, too.
G. W. P ennebaker .
it was found that he had killed and
particular remedies for social and (possibly more) Tfhich has in some man­
Messrs. Wiggs aad Hayden have com­ the locusts. Whenever ho could get one
wounded thirteen in all. Had he not industrial ills in which they hare faitfl. ner become obstructed ; hence the steady menced work on their new placer location against a tree, he would smash it. He
bpen unfortunate in breaking the pole, Somo
-
•
------ are
— • baseless
-----’— or rise and encroachment of its waters. A on Costy gulch in the Williamsburg min­ kept that work up with great energy
of - the
reports
he
he would have killed tbe whole greatly exaggerated no doubt, but there considerable yortion of this l»k« («orders ing district,
for two whole days, not stopping to eat
Awarded
Cougle Bros., have sold their hydraulic anything himself. But the numbers) o!
band.”
are enough such enterprises under way on the northeastern corner of Siskiyou
pipe and machinery to Alex Watts who in­
A. W. Storey and Grant Eggers, the well- to indicate a very interesting condition county at tbe Oregon line, where the tends adding it to his already large supply his enemies were too great, and at the Highest Honors—World’s Fair«
known barbers. have joined forces in the of the public mind.—Chicago Times,
Modoc coanty line intersects tbe Oregon on the Horsehead claim.
end of the second day ‘hé self sacrific­
old stand in the Ashland House building
boundary.
ing anypal sAnk down and died <4 «X'
Those
who
were
guests
of
Miss
Verda
where thev invite their many friends.
Not Until tbe R. K.’s Pay »P-
Gibson last Wednesday evening, report» hflustion.—Buffalo Fxpress,
Don’t Put it Off.
Agents for tbe Albany laundry.
time, they having been highly en­
WMhington,
Mar.
9.
—
Secretory
Smith
The necessity of a spring medicine is un­ pleasant
For Rent or Sale— W acres of garden
Notice is hereby given that I have
tertained.
land, with bouse, barn and well, being a has determined that no more patents for iversally admitted. This is the best time of
purchased
all the stock formerly held by
part ot Walker place, south of the railroad. land granted to the subsidised railroads vear in which to purify the blood, to restore
The board of directory (or. District No. 16 members of tbe Ashland Drug Company,
Will rent for seven months for $42.
shall be issued until there has been a the lost appetite, and to build up the entire have employed David O. H'ayse to teach and tbe business will hereafter ba con­
-
F. A. F kruus , Agent.
settlement ol the debt due the government system, as the body i’now peculiarly sus­ Hie spring term.
ducted in my name. I will pay all debts
ceptible to benefit from medicine. The
The entertainment given by the ladies of and make all collections of tbe old com­
from
the roade.
great popularity attained by Hood's Sarsa­
Mrs. K. B, Christian, the dressmaker, has
the
M.
E.
church
for
the
benefit
of
the
Secretary
Smith
will
in
a
short
time
parilla, owing to its real merit and its re­
concluded to remain in A»b>and *nd will
E. A. S hebwif .
Home Patronage society, was pany.
be pieced to meet her patron’ and friends make an order to that effect and give his markable success, has established it as the a Woman's
AU
parsons
indebted
to the Ashland
decided success, the programme which
in her old quarters in novelty block opposite reasons for such action. He says he very best medicine to take in the spring. was
Drug Company are earnestly requested
listened
to
by
a
large
audience
with
It
cures
scrofula,
salt
rheum,
and
all
thinks it just that no patents should be
Hotel Oregon._______ _ ______
to call and pay up as I need th« money.
granted when the roads owe tbe govern­ humors, biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, marked attention.
£. A. S herwin .
Karl’s Clover Root will purity vour ment such large Bums. It has been stated kidney apd liver complaints, catarrh, and
Blood, clear yopr complexion, regulate i suit for a writ of mandamus to compel all affections cause« or prompted by low
I
have
enraged
Frank
Williams
to collect
Governor Lord takes the position that as
your Bowels and make vour bead clear as
»tat« of th« system or impiR-e mood. Don’t there was no election and the holdover taxes iu Ashland. His office is next to post
i
the
secretary
to
continue
these
patents
it bell. 25c.. 60c. and $1, Sold by Ashland
put It off, but take Hood’s Sarsaparilla board not having qualified there is S ▼*- office, up stairs. Commencing Monday,
; will be brought by the railroads.
Drug Comw*ny.
now. It will do you good.
canoy and the present board cannot law­ March 4tn, 1895, he will collect four «lays of
I The lands affected are within the
fully draw their pay, and he takes the each week during March, viz: Mondv“,
1
grants
of
the
Union
and
Central
Paciflc
HORN
MOST PERFECT
a
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, position that the secretary of state should Tuesdays. WednoMtel» Ski Thuraosyv,
' between Omaha and Sacramento.’ It is Cal. say: “Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is refuse to issue their warrents for pay' when­ frpm 8 pVrtPll •• m. to .4 qcleck ». m.
K
pure
Grape
of
Tartar
Powder.
______
________. Free
on Anni ur't,
HATCH.—In-Ashland. March 13, 1896. to ' algo thought the lan<lp within the grant the first medicine I have ever found that ever they demand them and thus force a Taxes become delinquent
f.oimoni*,
any outer
aduh
S. PATTER8VN.
mm onia, Alum
Aluni or
orahy
other adulttf&t
JX* suit to be brought ip the coprts to test t^O
Mr. and Mt» ftoftK O. itotute, » debu­ 1 to the Ore^ou sud CaWofuia road wiU be 1 .would do me anv good.” Price
VALLEY RECORD.
It’s all up with 1894,
The Doctor Says So.
Sacramento, Cal
saved it. All Prescriptions
are prepared by Sherwin
from fresh Drugs, and the
Physicians ¡n Ashland prefer
to have their prescriptions
put up by us for that reason.
Send your prescriptions to
Sherwin.
ASHLAND
DRUG
COMPANY
VAUPEL,
NORRIS
& DRAKE
DRY GOODS
THEIR HSTEW
SPRING STOCK IS
NEW
ARRIVING.
HOSIERY
Tans, Browns
Blacks,
Fancy Colors
HIS SEASON’S PRICES WILL SURPRISE YOU
We secure you the Benefit of the Great Fall of
Prices
Cheap John” Hoods.
No ‘‘Job Lots
0. H. MILLER,
MEDFORD. OR.
Hardware,
Stoves and
Tinware.
Lost Energy,
Builders’ Material
Fickle appetite, tired feeling, stomach
sickness and weakness can be
promptly remedied by using
O
Dr. J. H. McLean’s
Strengthening Cordial
Blood Purifier. •
D. H. MILLER
K
It strengthens and builds up the enfeebled system, creates
a good appetite and promotes digestion, clears the complexion and
restores the body to perfect health.
Sold by all Druggists at Si.oo per bottle.
THE OR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
ASHLAND
JLSTÏLA-ISrD,
HOTEL
OZRZEG-OIT.
Reopened, Refurnished and Completely Renovated.
Under New Management
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL
TRAINS.
J. H. McBRIDE, Prop.
A SHORT MONTH
With Short Prices.
A fine line of odds in Men's $4.00 shoes
at $2.50 per pair.
Men’s handsome patterns in $1.50 cotton-
ade pants, all at $1.00 per pair.
Fine line of men’s neat and dressy pat­
terns in 90cts cottonade pants, all re-
ducedato 50cts per pair.
Men’s and boys’ black shirts for 50cts.
DR.
tws
BAHNS
F CREAM
Beautiful New Line of Underwear and Over
shirts, elegant patterns at very low prices.
POWDER
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