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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1895)
Gold Hill under its new charter holds its town election April 1st, and J W. Marks- E. Emil Holden while pros|>ecting on Gails Prof. Head is having a new house built. W. F.. J fobs, of the firm of Jacobs & hurv. Dr. Stanley. W. S._ Fitzgera d. Geo. Virgin proprietors of the Ashland RMl-r creek uncovered a two (eat eisht inch i< dze Phil Klippel of Kansas is visiting his rel- R. Hammersley and H T. PatTkey are slat- fio.tr mills, on• Monday sold hie interest that is very rich and contains some $500 atives in this section. ed as city dads, with ,T. C. Crawford mar ASHLAND, Ou l Hcn-iiAï. Mar. 21, lbfti in tt«e stole to R. P. Neil an«! J E. Pelton, per ton ore. shal and Henry Griffiths recorder. . Lawyer Crowell went to Ashland Mon- ■ The bicycle girl in bloomers made her Since Lin-Iley A Quinn bonjht the Hum- the w. 11 know 1 butchers, who have thus l*c ri>- the owners of half of this fine merslev mine Lindley A Co have azain dav on professional businees. first appearance on the streets of A-hland ^ElUiONAb AND ■OCIA I.. started up the Luckey Bart and are mining The Doctor Says So. property. Mr. Jacoba received more it Architect Bennett was in Ashland this this week a • accident, to the bloomers, energetically. 400 to 412 K St., occured opposite Hotel Oregon necessita week planning the work of a large brick Story A Eggers, barbers. Ashland lL u-e than the mill cost bun and the cost of ting the fair proprietor of the trousers to The Victor Pacific Mining Co. have just the man; improvements added to the AD there been any chance, block. back off into the hotel for general repairs. received a la«-ge three million gallon per <iav block. property hy Jacobs & Virgin. The new pnnip for their placer mines on Cow creek. our Drugs would have Dan Stone came home from Dunsmu r firm ■ >es nixler the name of Virgin & Co. An A. P. A. council with 25 members was J. B. Forman, formerly employed on t*«e Latest General Retail Hoose on Coast This company under the man igement of organized at Medford last week by a delega Webb yes-.eMiay. ranch in Shasta Valley, w murder and w th its able management and the W. H. Tavlor. president, and J. \V. Dvren- saved it. All Prescriptions ed and robbedin Chinatown. San Francisco, Thos Berridge returned last evening capital to hick it will keep abreast of the forth. secretary, are passing the work of tion from Ashland. Wearing Apparel of all kinds for men, lately, while under the influence of liquor. are prepared by Sherwin women, an«l children: Dry Goods, Shoe«, from California. A letter from Ka»par K. Kubli denies the times as the m it important manufact the mine with 15 to2o tnen this summer. Hats, Millinery, Valises, Furniture,Carpeta. A C'uple of old convicts named Johnston report that he has been converted or in from fresh Drugs, anjl the Prof. C. B. Newton came ovr from uring institution of the town. Crockery, Notions, Stationery, Silverware. and Madden have been arrested on suspicion. The Hammersley mine has been sold tends going to China as a missionary. Toys, Household Supplies, etc. Yreka yesterday. 'to a San Francisco syndicate headed bv Mrs. L. A. Millsap who has conducted Physicians in Ashland prefer Mrs. 8. B. Hermann was quite badly Landlord DeRoboam is having the U. 8. Congressman Ellis arrived at his home in the millinery business in Ashland suc 1 Ex-Collector of customs J. C. Quinn, and Hotel Catalogue Free. at JacKSonville painted which greatly hurt at Myrtle Point last Thursday. She ; to have their prescriptions Heppner. Sunday. had been taking a buggy ride an.l was stan cessfully for several years has sold her Morton Lindley president of the Lucy improves its outward appearance. A handsome illustrated catalogue ding near her horse’s head when the ani about our goodsand prices sent free to Go to the Gobi Hill druj store for tine well-established business to Mrs. John Bart Co., $2500 being paid down. The put up by us for that reason. Weeks Bros, are putting up some very mal suddenly struck her with both feet any address Tens of thousands of cus cigars and pure liquors. Clint of this city, a btisine-'s lady of ex consideration is said to be $40,000. The fine tomers find it profitable and satisfac furniture at their shop at Phamix. You twice, and then pulling awav from Mr. Send your prescriptions to tory to buy through this book. John Nugent is engaged in driving a tun perience, who has employe I a first class new company will put some extensive can get just what you order and things Hermann's grasp, ran away and demolished pumping Machinery at work in the mine milliner and will put in a fine stock of Sherwin. nel in a mine near Henley. just to suit. the buggy. TERMS CASH. and «levelop it rapidely before making i F- J. McHenry, state deputy head coun Enclose money for goods with order, and if Mrs. B. J. Abbott was at Jacksonville spring and summer mi linery. Yreka Journal : The King's Daughters, be sent by mail allow for postage. Any yesterday on a business trip. sel. woodmen of the world is in Medford of Ashland, have engaged Prof Cyrus New to Marshal Smith & ^on fo' seven rears the final payment, balance left over will be returned. ' organizing a lodge, after which h» will visit ton for two benefit entertainments at that conducting the second hand store in Ash T. F. Chapman is up from Oikland Schaeffer, the great billiardist, was on I If interested in any of the items be land have sob! out to S. M. Rhodes for and has secured contracts for the pur Ashland on the same business. He is from place on Thursday and Friday nights of Monday’s south bound train. Portland. this week. We can assure the Ashland peo low, order promptly, giving item num chase of the big placer mining proposition 10 acres of land adjoining the city of Choice Utah alfalfa seed at R. 8. Barclay ple that Prof. Newton will give them a gilt ber. >sh and. Johi.nv Smi b will go to Klam- anti the engineers representing the Eng Jacob Pheister leaves this week for a visit edge A Son’s. Talent, for 10 cts per lb. entertainment, as he cannot be touch at hi» old home in the east. Robert Leon lish syndicate are expected on the aih ■ oun y. G910. Fine All Wool Cashmere, 45 in. Fred I’. Sis-on, formerly of Sisson, died ard the rustling agent of the N. P. ticketed ed as a character delineator, besides being ground in a fort night. wide, and in black and forty leading a finished elocutionist. recently while on a visit in Texas. T. K. B 'Itoo-, who bought the Holmes him through. coloi8. Price 50c yard. The two mining firms of Spencer A Mrs. C. T Harris come over from Duns store room ini O, U. F. block, will soon Day Parker is again abcut Medford hav Sheriff-Patterson was up from Jackson Gunning and Collis & VVickstrom are ville Friday on official bu-iness. These are move his drug store from the Oak stieet muir Tuesday on a business trip. ing closed a successful winter;» term as G911. Ladies’Laundried Percale Shirt preparing to dig a 12—mile ditch from principal of the Gold Hill public school busy times with the sheriff’and his deputies, Waists, pink, blue or heliotrope, large corner to his new quarters. Col. and Mrs. W. 8. Stone arrived at the collecting of the taxes of a large countv Dr. Caldwell has sold his dental office in Evans creek to tap their rick placer i with Miss Rosa Griffith» as assistant. Hotel Oregon Monday from Yreka. like Jackson entailing lots of work the re sleeves, deep cuffs; sizes 32 to 42in. bust. mines at Bloodv Run about four miles Ashland to Drs. Davis & Force. Dr. C. Minnis, formerly of Medford, was sponsibility and accuracy of which keeps Price, 50c.; postage, 5c. A splendid waist John P. Jones, the popular traveling east of this citv. Saturday last Messrs, taken up by the police for in-ane in the up a heavy strain the mental and ner for the monev. agent of the S. P., was here this week. J. Corndnff, who owned and lived on C. & \V. pick up $300 in the one day’s railroad yards in Kansas City. Kansas, while vous system. Up oh to Fridav $8300 had been G912, Cream Silk Babv Bonnets, nic Any one finding police star No. 3 will a tree claim near Ager, was stricken cleanup of bedrock. The new ditch will wandering aimlessly about.' He was from collected for last week and it is expected to ely embroidered. Price, 35c. some time last week with apoplexv. On help largely in adding to the world’s Portland oil a business trip. please return the same to .Marshal Smith. double the amount this week. Call and see the new invoice of baby last Saturday morning the children of stock of circulating medium. Senator Holt returned Monday from Or F. L. Washburn, entomologist at the G913. Cuticura, the great complexion Havnes & Swindon of the Big Nugget egon City and Portland where lie presided carriages, at Furniture store, Opera House J.Cumnions went to his cabin for some state experimental station, writes to the and skin Boap. Price, 14e.; postage, 3. purpose, and being unable to open the placer on Oscar creek brought in $500 in at the farmers alliance convention and at block. Portland Sun from Corvallis, and states door looked through the window and the conference of labor clubs in Portland. coaraegold Saturday. One nugget weigh Mrs. B. F. Lohr, wife of the well-known 0914. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs scalloped The Oregonian of Thursday and Friday that the insect reported as the grain aphis borders railroad man, Las gone to California for her saw Mr. Cornduff lying on the floor with ed $130; another $65, and several chunks gave and edges, the’re pretty and be in the vicinity of Roseburg and other the labor meeting and Senator Holt ’ s Ins hea«l under the stove. Summoning resembling the meat of the English wal health. speech quite an extensive notice. places, does not belong to the aphis fam- low regular value at 10c each. assistance at once, it was found that the nut made up the balance of the $500. iiv.T. A- Hayes arrived this morning j Henry Blackman, a U. 8 internal reve^ llv, but is a comparatively inoffensive G915. Ladies’ full length drop stitch from Intiependence, Polk cdunty, to visit man was almost dead and unconscious. The mammoth pump for raising water nue He bad not been seen for a week, so it collector for Oregon and Washington, root louse. Cotton Hose, stainless black or medium her folks. A. W. Storey and Grant Eggers, the well- ; is not known how long he lay there help from the electric light ditch at Shasta was here thi< week, being accompanied by The Albany Democrat tells of a man who less. The stench arising from his bodv river, to work mines at Hawkinsville, Col. W. H. Yarhorough, connected in the known barbers, have joined forces in the I tans. Price, 10c pair; postage, 2e. mortgaged his hou-e to buy a bicycle. He was horrible, and it. was evident from arrived at Montague yesterday, and same service at Washington, D. C., and bis, old stand in the Ashland House building I G916. Red Flannelettes, small black is a daisy. the appearance of things, that he had weighs over 30 tons. It will be haule«! I Blackman’s, deputy, Col. A. J. Barlow of where thev invite their many friends. ! figures; width, 29 in. Price, 8)£c yard. €0. D. are to be officially in-pected at been eating charred sticks of wood which into Yreka to-day, and the work of get Gold Hill. Dr. A. C. Stanley, the Gold Hill merchant, ’ Granite Hall at 7:30 p. m. on Saturday, he took from the stove. Dr. Dwinnell ting the pump down to the river via the Rev. Father J. Gibeny, of Portland one has made an assignment for the benefit of' G917. Boys’ Fancy Colored Calico March 23d. creditors. I. L. Hamilton of Midford i W’aists, plaited trout and hack, for 4 to 13 THEIR JSTZEW was summon“«! as soon as Die man was Hawkinsville road will be quite an un of the ablest pulpit orators of the Catholic his was appointed receiver. The liabilities are ! years. Price, 25c.; postage, 4c. William Wright, aced 22 years, was acci found, bai it was too 1 «te to save the dertaking. This pump is intended to1 church in the northwest will in the near placed at $12.730.17 and are scattered smong be placed in charge of the Catholic dentally drowned in Clear lake, near Red man's bfe,'bough at 'his writing he is force water to a height of nearlv 500 feet I future church ot the southern Oregon parrish 50 firms and persons, Portland wholesale G918. Men’s Goat Working gloves, ding, yesterday. through 1100 feet of large pipe, in sup still alive.—Yreka Jou nal. with headquarters at Jacksonville to fill houses coming in for a targe share. The | patent fastenings, tan color, and well plying a ditch for working the diggings Mrs. Van Tassel left Tuesday for Sa.'ra- the p'ace now temporarily in charge of assets will about cover the liabilities. Dr. made; sizes, 8, 9 ami 10. Price, 25c pair; The Payton Co. ope ed at the Opera near Hawkinsville in the Yreka basin. Father Demarias of Coos Bay Stanley formerly carried on business in j mento to reside with hcr daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Barclay. house Monday with a big house. But The success of this enterprise will he an ; The case of the state vs. G. W. Hamblin .Sams valley and a branch store at Thio. postage, 4c. Wortli double, of late years a painful sufferer 8. K. Stanford, the New York mining that ended the story. They have been inducement for more undertakingsofa charged with assault with intent to kill his Though tr919. Stout “Rough and Ready” peb rheumatism he was able to manage capitalist, has gone to Colorado and Michi awkwardly stalking through blood and similar character in working rich dig sister, Mrs. Rosanna Wilson, was tried be from ble leather Shoes for school or play, solar his bniiness affairs. The failure was caus tt under dramas to a corporal’s guard gings never before disturbed for want of fore Justice Walton Friday and resulted in ed by his doing too large a credit business. tips, spring heels. Price, sizes 5 to 8, gan on a business trip. water in piping and sluicing.—Yreka a dismissal. Dist Attorney Benson having Mrs. Warren, who has been visiting her every evening since and as they are ad Journal. For Rent or Sale—acres of garden $1.00; sizes 8^2 to 11, $1.10; sizes ll.lo to ma«le another brilliant failure. Crowell & sister, Mrs. P. Griswold, returns home to vertised for a week it may be that they land, with house, barn and well, being a 2, $1.35; postage, 8 to 15c. Parker ably defended Hamblin. The scrap have “come to stay” like their fellow Michigan this week.. S. P. D. At L. Co. Mill Burned. occured over the marking of the division part ot Walker place, south of the railroad. G920. Silk Pongee, tan color, 26in. fences and ¡sons of the links of the bitter Will rent for seven months for $42. Mrs. Fox, who has been visiting her barnstormers, The Nihilist Co. The The S. P. D. & L. Co ’ s saw mill and wide, Price, 35c vard. For waists, manager of the Pavton Co. goes by the F. A. F ergus , Agent. sister. Mrs. David F Fox, returned home dryer ...... at Merlin, in Jnsi^pliine countv, contention of the heirs of the late James dresses,children ’s wear and men’s shirts. name of Craig and conducts his business Hamblin. It was demonstrated that both Sa’em Post: “X. N. Sleeves, the attor-1 to Nebraska yesterday. something akin after the methods of was burneii to the ground almut 5 o’clock sides to this fami|v quarrel are well-equipp ney who has been so prominent the past few Chas. Prim and Geo, E. Neuber of the Evans & Sontag. He advertised “one yesterdav (Wednesday) morning. None ed with pugnacious fighting ability. months, is hi Salem todav. Mr. Steeves WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO., his season ’ s prices will surprise Jacksonville “400” were doing Ashland lady was recently convicted of manslaughter in free, it accompanied hy an escort of the lumher in the van! was destroyed. We secure you the Benefit of the Great Fall of Tuesday and yesterday. Hand For Sale. the Portland courts, and was sentenced to Prices with a paid ticket,” but when he got a The lose is $8,000 partially covered hy Sacramento, Cal Miss Cora Chapman returned to Horn •great many at the door with their ladies insurance. The origin of the fire is un Mr. C. T. Payne has for sale 300 acres of 15 years in the penitentiary. His case is brook Sunday after a visit with her family lie “field them up” for another 50 cents, known. | land 2 miles east of l’hoenix. Good grain now before the supreme court. P. S.—No “Job Lots Cheap Johu” Goods. an«i friends in Ashland. and fruit land, well supplied with water Says the Silver Like correspondent of ‘ a piece. Several parties kicked and one The Depot Blacksmith Shop. ________ ___________ ______ and wood. Will sell it 100 acres or to suit Eugene Sperry up from ’Gold Hill gentlemen after seating his ladies came Is in the hands and management of a purchaser. Good house on it. . For further the Lakeview Examiner: Geo, Small Tuesday a-.d yesterday visiting Capt. H. out and “held up” the ticket thief who practical "blacksmith of manv veafS ex- i information inquire of C. T. Payne, Ash- and Dell. Brattain have returned from G. Blackwell at Hotel Oregon. their eastern trip, where they took about I offered to pay him back all his money perience. /" All work ' is guaranteed __ "________ as laQd, Oregon, 100 mules and 25 horses. Dell, made hiB _j reliable, — «_n ---- 1 --- . . ' — Next year is leap year and all the left Others lett the house rather than be im- first cl iss and Call and see for ... -------------------- Butte Creek Items. over old maids will be privileged to come to nosed upon hy a vagabond bummer. yourself. headquarters at Kansas City, while Geo. the center again with toth feet. ________________ Mrs Minnie Dauvaul has accepted a po traveled all over the southern states, look People may put up with such unprin ing for a better market. He sold reason sition in the Clarendon hotel in Medford. Notice to the Public. Mrs. J. C. Hall and son of Central Point cipled methods from a show worth going Friday and Saturday are visiting Ashland triends, the guest of to and that has legitimate merit. Ama Born Mar. 10th. 1895 to Mr. and Mrs. ably well, and is not discouraged, hut I have sohl nut my millinery business March 29th and 30th, Mrs. Fredenburg at Hotel Oregon. thinks there is still a bright future for teur, drama-butchering bums could be in Ashland to Mrs. John Clint, and re I Forest Moore a 13^ lb daughter. the stock-raisers. He »»» the company Conductor Jack Andrews i.s running Con honest even though they are stupid, dull spectfully recommend her to my manv Rev. A. J. Daley will preach here next owning the Union Btock yards, at Kan HE HARGROVE SISTERS, ductor Kearney’s passenger train while the and ignorant. pld-time patrons as thoroughly reliable Sunday night at 7:30. Milliners, in their pa lors in Mver sas Citv, will send a man to Lake county latter is in Roseburg on the sick list. block will open their fine line of Spring A family from Kansas moved into the next July to buy 1000 head of mules. The Sacker Season on Lost River. and worthy of a continuation of the and Summer Millinery, pattern hats a The Misses Mt Iler, who have been visit same. Mrs. Clint has engaged th« ser Sunday last was a lively day at the vices of a first-class milliner and the A. C. Johnston place. specialty, ing their sister, Mrs. Dr. Brower, returned In the fall of 1893 a son of Mr. T. A. Mc Mrs. G. W. Apger is reported in a very last evening to Hubbard, Marion county. i Lost river fishing grounds. Over 150 work of the new proprietor can be de Farland, a prominent m< reliant of Live Oak, critical condition. A cordial invitation is extended to all Sutter <1o., Cal., was taken with a very The Nihilist Co, are reported “stranded” Indians and as many whites, with pended upon and guaranteed. wagon anil saddle horses innumerable, M iss Lelah Fryer who has been visiting heavy cold. The pains in his chest were so ladies to call and scrutinize the offerings. in ¿very town along the line and are h iving Respectfully, friends in Ashland returned home Friday. severe that he had spasm» and was threat IV-Remember the days—Friday and a terrible time, being in Salem at last rep >rt. hummed laughed and snorted all along M rs . L. A. M illsap . ozrzeg ohst . with pneumonia. His father gave him Saturday, March 29 and 30. the river, and thousands of sucker fish Ben Edmondson and wife ot Big Butte ened John F. O’Shea, the Portland butcher, large doses of Chamberlain ’ s Cough several floundered upon the hanks, while blan The Depot Hotel. were out in the valley last week. was here the past week and bought several Remedy wh ch broke up the enueh >ueh and cy red carloads ot beef cattle, two cars from 1'elton keted squaws and Dapooses squatted and J. A. Gross, familiarly known by the Dr. Stanfield reports Mr. Dahack on the him. Mr. McFarland says whenever w Iris toddled around rejoicing. The sun smil traveling public by his management of the sick list. He''fell and afterward was taken children have croup he invariably & Neil. ' ", gives -3 ed beninglv upon the «lusty fishers, as ReittedV and it them Chamberlain’s Cough Reifrtdv F. Roper, who has been absent in the lie had «lone for ages, an«l threw great Albany depot hotel for years, has pur with a violent pain in bis side. Reopened, Refurnished and Completely Renovated. He considers • ... cures them. . r : ' : it the southwest for about a month retiirneil Mrs. Howlett gave another of those little always chased and is conducting the Dmot Hotel be«t cough remedy in the iparket. market. For home Tuesdaj’ from Denver. Col., via splinters of light upon the troubled-waters, in Ashland in a first-class manner that socials last Wednesday, inviting a few of bet sale by E. A. S herwin . Portland. Geo. B. Landers returned yes revealing the old picture of ages, with its success and the patronage of the her particular friends. Under New Management. terday via California. They have been foreground of busy Indian life and shin insures traveling public which be respectfully so- I Mr. Simpkins of Woodville and Mr. down in Mexico on a big deal. ing fisnes, beautiful nooks of obscurity licits. He employs none but white help. Hunter of Trail creek wereattending church HOTEL OELZBG-OISr MiSa Pearl Russell, who has been at beyond the fl isiring river, and towering A lunch counter is conducted in the yesterday and last night. FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS. Klamath Falls taking art lessons from her wooded mountains intervening between waiting room of the depot in which is kept; F. T. Fradenburgb, Prop. sister, Mrs J. D. Fountain, returned home the green of trie distant ranges and the sardines, oysters, etc., snd over which is! Miss Altha McDowell and her grand ( mks . millsap ’ s old stand .) mother Mrs. Evens were over visiting Miss T hursday — E A Sherwin <t wf, “ last evening. blue of the far awav Cascade tops. Civ served 5 and 10 cent cigars. Mc's mother Mrs Pool. J AS RECEIVED Some of her New Wm Ulrich. Med MrsPCÇall Hbrk J. W. Marksbury of Gold Hill nttended ilization has noi invaded this old Indian Fine Place to Rent. ___ do Miss Lnlu Call, Spri’nu!'Goo<l8 and will offer this Mrs. Wra. MeKee and her son. of Big Francia Fitch, do the meeting of the state farmers alliance custom. The Klamath Indian can get season a superb display The Saxeman property. 2% acres Butte "Wire in' Eagle Point on a business Jno J Shaughnessy. | F. H W dlacé. Sis^qn < . , of new and the Portland labor council, returning all the beef, pork and mutton he wants, San Franciscoi Obedia nk-”<i- Dingle, choice and rich Millinery Goods, with a splen fruit orchard. ~ Goo«l 7 — room trip last Friday. home Monday. but the Klamath squ iw still splits the house, Capt Jas i'arroll, do Swancey, Ind did array of materials, including import Apply to E. E. Deming on W. H. Bradshaw our popular, populist J N Williams, do H H Karie, 8 F Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but per sucker up the hack and sun-dries him adjoining ulace county commissioner, was in our town E F Driggs, Ore Cv Jas Myers. Gridley i ed hats, rich novelties in pine, buckles mits its victims to live on in misery. for winter use.—Star. aigrettes and in trimming feature such Tuesday attending to biz., and advocating Dr T N Berlin Med Jas Fewel. Ashland Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and all Williams Items. An Odd Collection. I PAYTON COMEDY CO. as ribbons, feathers, laces and straws. F W Peabody. do ■lomgch troubles. I the interests of the populist party. Fruit growers of this locality are uneasy man in Colorado has a quaint collection ___ ________ —w Monne’s Miss Carrie Lurusde’vHenter Payton Mrs Vol Sickle _________ went into George 4pni nay he giv- An April Day entertainment will be giv of A bottles. about their crops but as we live in a ther Medfoni Iola Payton- It is divided into two sections. A Colored M*n’s Horrible Death. yard Friday morning to make a call and 1st at Granite en on Monday I---- 2_, evening, . ~ ’ .... April ", mal belt nothing but an extreme cold . the dog attacked her tearing her cloak and Miss Frauds Finley " Lucy Pavton Section one is large Section two is not. » ►v the voting ’s. Section one contains hundreds of bottles, change need be feared hall by young ladies of the It. R. G. ----- • I Drain. <Jr., March 19 —A colored man dress almost off. Some of the family heard Mo H Lumsiien. do Vina Payton Fickle appetite, tired feeling, stomach Program next week. , knn^ti as Reuben was burned to death | the contends of which his wife swallowed i R. M. Cotigle started for Merlin Mondav the noi-e and came to the reseqe or there is L W Shinn, Juneau Cornelia Stafford F ( ’ handler, Clrio i yesterday morning at a ranch a few miles Marie Beck tod J. C, Parks the Pokegama blacksmith, was I hoping to 'iud relie’ from her physical suf to run a saw for Kelly Bros i no telling tfie result. sickness and weakness can be B W Freer. Cleve'ld David Corrtj over this week moving his wife’s father J ferings. Section two contains a few bottles from this place. He was living alone in Miss Ada Ames, of Grants Pass, is visit Rev. S. S. Caldwell finished hi» lecture Harry G Beall. Chic AB'erta Lando H. Davis, his mother, Mrs. E. E. Parks, to that once were tilled with Dr. Pierce’s Fav a small cabin. He awoke about 4 o ’ clock promptly remedied by using I here la»t Monday night. His subject was W II-.. N Luckey, Cit* orite Prescription. It was this uotent rem ing friends in the valley this week. his family in Pokegama. j “Mug” De Forrest an«l found his cabin and bed in flames. T7»------- * .J, edy tbai gave the suffering wife her health Chas. Pence who is working for Simon ‘ " J nd the snakes ” he had a crowde«! Allen Foreman,Joliet Jodie McCarron While trving to unfasten the doer his Dr. Parson returneii last evening from It cures all irregularities, internal Messenger, had his right knee «lislocated b,,,use ,nd «cellent order, the manner of J G Waugh, Cal ILIovd Fxnchon his trip to baa Francisco where he attended agdn. clothing was burned from his body. He while wrestling with one of Mr. M ’ s boys ' delivering his lecture is new and very inter- inflammation and ulceration, di-p aeements Rufus Cole. Coles jJames Moore a surgical operation performed on «.irant an 1 kindred troubles. It has done more to was found soon after daylight lying on e-tmg. He illustrates his lecture by draw- S Shattuck, Henley Biilie Horn J Crary who is recovering nicely. The Fanny Crosby song service given for ■ ings on canvas with pastel. a blanket near the site of his cabin. At- rebeve the suffering of women than any Mrs G S Ruiler. City Bert B'anchard the benefit of the Baptist Sunday school 1 ter being horned, he ha«i gone to a stream 8. J. Tutthill has secured a patent on the oilier medicine kn««wn to science. A lex Brown F W Johnson, S F was largely attended, all enjoyed the pro Geo. W. Daley Sen. and his brother John Janies McHenry, Jutthill water motors that lie has been Willie Graham near by and thrown water on his body, who have been on Applegate prospecting Pile tumors, rupture and fistulac. rad gram and contributed freely. manufacturing ilf Ashland for the past sev Butte City “It” Beckman his path being marketi by pieces of for some lime returned home ana Mrs. John ically cured by improved methods. Book eral years. They can’t be beat. F biday — M onday — announce with regret the death of Da ev also returned to her home from be.r burned flesh. He lived six hours after lu cents in stamps. World’s Dispensary the We 7-vear John F O’Shea. Port being found. old son of Cyrus Neal. The 1 father’s A. W.vland, wb?rft she has been J W Odgers. Med Jett Bell has sohl his farm east" of Bear Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y. It strengthens and builds up the enfeebled system, creates childs death was a severe shock to its stopping for a while, So another happy J A Norman. Rsbg W 8 Crowell, Med creek from Talent for $3700. a big bargain • ------------------------- W N Luckey. City Fred R Koening, S F parents and others as he was only sick two family is added to our community. for the bu> er. Mr. Bell thinks some of An Appendicitis. Remember 1 am at the front again, a good appetite and promotes digestion, clears the complexion and W T Deekey. S F C A Hermann, davs. having taken siak Fridav «light and i going to California for the summer. M P Colliton, do Wash., D. C. this year with a complete stock of fruit, The Salem Journal used the above dying Saturday night at 9 o’clock. Nervous Shock. Chas. Kenpler, the enterpri-ing brewer of word with the following result. Col. W L Nelson, Port Mrs J C Hall A son. shade and ornamental trees that arc restores the body to perfect health. We learn that the Baptist Sundav school i E. W. J oy C ompamy —Gentlemen: This E O Parrott, Bed B Ejna, Cal., writes High A Taylor that be Jim Eddy hailed the Journal man, yes- Central Point larger and thriftier than ever before, and is reviving and the attendance increasing atil! mios is reviving his scheme of putting W N Luckey, City Sold by all Druggists at $1.00 per bottle. the first time I have attempted to write ....... F LSouthwick, tny prices are still lower than last year. terdav in the corridors of the state house under the supervision of the new officers is in a laige brewery plant in Ashland. Mayfield, Cal G W Smith for three years. Have been so nervous and Trees kept on exhihition at my office with: “What «io you mean by calling who are as follows: Miss Lotta Catcher, weak that I have laid in bed for most of E C Murray. S F E O Parrott, do THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO. on West Main street, corner of First Water Commissioner Ira Dodge gives the Oregon railroad commission of which I [ sup’t; Miss Josie S'ites, sec’v; Miss Grace the time. J F Cole, Cole-tein W S Stone & wf. notice that if water rents are not paid more I am a m-mber an 'anpendicitia' and ' i Bigelow, treas. Teachers are as follows: Avenue, Ashland, Or. Correspiindence A friend who had taken your Saraaparilla Mrs G S Butler, City Yreka promptly he will enforce the strict letter of Special prices quoted on W A Hemphill, 8 F solicited. ‘vermiform appendage?’ ” The Journal Mrs. J. A. Gotcher, Miss Verda Gibson, sent me twq bottles. The second one is M .lander, S F the ordinance and cut the derelicts off. Mrs. C, O. Bigelow, and others. <'iiant.itie8 at reonest. Now is the time J H Boyd, do most gone, and' I have gained twenty S aturday — man referre«! him to the dictionary. 10 piaut. too. G. VV. P ennebaker . T hursday — T, H Berry, of San Francisco genera “But there are no such Words in the dic G. C. Hubbard of Seattle, Wash., was in j pound-«, and surely feel a new woman. I Lew Wasserman. Portland, Or C F Shepherd. City inspector of offices and line of the Postal tionary, the valley this week looking up his mining was pale—tbin. No ambition. Had given ” said the gallant colonel of the O E Pettis, Port Telegraph, was here this week. He is a son- up. as I had tried ao manv remedies and 8 Schmeer, do Will Pass 'lhro' Ashland Saturday. interests on Powells creek. W J Bennett. Med in-law of John Pashburg, tlie Yreka mer appendicitis. Then the humble scribe doctors but foqnd no benefit. If you care O C Riches, do proceeds«! to enlighten him • In the in- Tacoma, Wash. March, 19.—Eugene A human skull is reported to have beep |o publish thia vou have my consent. F A Davis, G Hill W C Bevington.Duns chant. G E Anderson, Med W N Luckey, City tesiinm of man there is apparently an found hy the ehier son of John Williams on V. Debbs arrived here this afternoon. In (Signed) MRS. A. C. TILLMAN, Miss Cina Tvler after a visit with Ash extra F Closner G W Smith, do Alameda, Cal. intestine wnieh is a useless ap an Applegate bar. The skull appears to an interview he said that 2200 men have land friends and her folks st Tyler’s station have been washed down in high water and M W Sayles Stein’n joined the A. R. U. on the Great North C J Boyle. S F returned on Monday to Yreka to resume pendage, whi« h it is the custom in these i is California’s legislature adjourns with E D Ivorv, Oak, Cal Eugene Sperry, G H ern railway system west of Superior the Caucasian tvpe. It is reasonable her position as Postal telegraph operator dava of im«> ovement o excise, cu off, I to of believe that it may be the skull of a a bribery scandal attached to it Sena Tom R Wilson, 8 F W S Wade. 8 F remove, obliterate from the system by ; ! young nian who was «frowned in Williams and agent at that place. Horribrk W F Bangasser, S F since be started on his present trip. tor Biggy of San Francisco has charged J B G P Wall, , burgaal operation, generally to the “Ten organizers are at work in various creek during the flood of 1891. II Spencer, do Wells, There will he an elocutionary and mus Senator Duun, also of that city, with • Wild Hog District (’has Prim, Jacksonv parts of the country, and I expect by ical entertainment, to ctose with a dance, great relief 01 u.eiaue t. In the state I Cyrus Newton is corning here. The corrupt methodB. Biggy swore before Silas Steel, Stktn, C G E Neuber, do July 1 there will be the greatest labor in the U. M L. hall at Talent 8atur«i «y platforms and manv of tne county pint C F Gegax. Seattle S vnday — evening. March 23«i Admission to botti, forms |he people of the state demand King’s Daughters have been fortqnate in a senate investigating committee that organization this country has ever seen. W edn esday — 25 cent», childfen 10 cents. I am working along the line of unification that this operation be performed by the securing his seryiceg for the two benefit Dunn had approached him several times C A Piper, Port W N Luckey, City J A Jeffrey, Herling of all labor and trade oriz» nizations enteitafntnents ip Granite Hall, on and urged him to get on “the right ;G W. E. Jacob», who sold his interest in the* legislature-_________ ______ W Smith,"do T H Berry, S F Thnradav and Friday nights, the 21st side” of certain measures as there was Wm Ashland roller mills' to Pelton A Neil, went Faber, Albany W N Dekkers,Omaha Tb.oae men who deserted che^Americaii The most severe frost ever known at and 22d of this month to Puyallup this week where he has exten Railway Union in th-, late strike are now money in it Biggy further declared K E Tvnan. •Glendale W N Luckey, <!jty sive business interests to look after. He this season of the year visited Vacaville Mr. Newjon ip too well known on the utterly helple^ We hdVe ioo,oOO mem- H L Whited ct wf. Cy C F Shepheixi, do will bi absent several weeks. and the fruit crop was badly damaged. coast as an elocutionist and character that a number of senators were in a Vue A R. U.” Mrs. M. H. Vining is visiting Jacksonville The loss is estimated at $225,000. The delineator to nee«l any special praise combine to cinch corporations, notably The prospect is that in a few year# the railroad company, insurance com relatives this week snd will then proceed same reports come from Fresno, Sacra from us. The mention of the fact that I have engaged Frank Williams to collect to Tacoma. Wash.,t-> visit her sons until mento and Stockton. this famous artist will visit us will serve panies and water companies, It is ex- we shall have power distribute eJec. taxes in Ashland. His office is next to pos the Slate Normal school closes, when she tricaily for a distance - hund;ed3 office, up stairs. Commencing Monday- A petrified woman which has been to draw crowded houses. For vears Mr. Eeted the Sacramento grand jury will will return to Ashland with her son Irving. March 4th, 1895. he will collect four days of Newton was professor of elocution and oroughly probe Biggy's charges. H. miles hi all p»-*^ of tb0 Union There each week during March, viz: Mondays, The Ashland fruit growers association creating a great sensation by exhibition dramatic art in th« celebrated College M. Larue, railroad commissioner, is are r*"41y airuost magical developments Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays, has appointed a committee of three to meet throughout California has beep ex City University of California, but on ac foreman of the grand jury. from 8 o’clock a. m. to 4 o’clock p. m. the S. P. management and see what can be posed. A resident of Selma, Fresno count of ill-health during the past year for electricity in this field. A well Taxes beoome delinquent on April nr«t. done toward reducing the cost- of trans county, has come forward to say that or so lie haB been compelfe«! to take a 8. PATTERSON. known electrical manufacturing compa portation to Portland on this seasons out he manufactured the woman out of ce Sheriff of Jackson Co. rest, and for the past six months he has A fine line of odds in Men’s $4.00 shoes . * ...are was an act gov- ny will establish a plant on the shores put. ment, and in consequence the exhibi been sojourning in the vicinity of Mount eiuin- *iection primaries. It provides at $2.50 per pair. of tho Susquehanna river at Conowin- DIED. Joseph Robinson returned home to Tal tors, Lemon & Wood, are being prose Shasta, devoting the most of his H- _ : ent Tuesday from a stay of two weeks in cuted by Ji. V. Daggett on a charge of writing and perfecting» *-.nr_a(.t ,'iPO,n. the primaries for electing delegates to go, Md., and dam tho river there. From Btate, district and local conventions Ban Francisco having hud his wooden limb Williams creek. March 17. the to be r • • a 1 drama, Men’s handsome patterns in $1.50 cotton- ro oe < called aiieu “T" Living Picture ” We shall be held on the second Tuesday of 'the stored up flowing waters they will NEAL-On relitted and remodeled so as ;o facilitate obtaining money by false pretenses. four year old son of Cyrus Neil. congratulate our people that Mr. Newton easier and safer walking. He reports the ade pants, all at $1.00 per pair. draw mechanical power which, trans There is a heavy movement of pota city as being very dull and times mighty toes from Portlaud to Missouri river will visit us, and bespeak for the Kind’s July. The day shall be a legal holiday formed into an electrical current, will blue and close. laughters a graml finam-ial success. and the governor shall issue a procla Fine line of men’s neat and dressy pat points, an average of 10 carloads being The price of admission will tie 50 cent», mation to that effect. Officials for pri bo passed over wires to Baltimore, Phil J. M. Terwilliger, one of the pushing and sent each day. These shipments are maries shall be selected the January adelphia and cities on the route between terns in 90cts cottonade pants, all re without extra charge for reserved seats enterprising cit’zens of Portland and an ac tive member of the city council is stopping made possible by the low prices ruling and children 25 cents Mr. Newton will preceding by the election commission Conowingo and those points. The wires duced to 50cts per pair. Awarded at Gross’s Depot Hotel with his wife fo< in Oregon as a result of over-supply. arrive here on the 20th, Following are ers of the county or district. Officers will deliver the current at manufactur her health. He is engaged in the butcher There is a good demand for Oregon po some of his selections, for both nights, are to be selected equally from all po Men’s and boys’ black shirts for 50cts. ing business in Portland and is a friend of tatoes in the East, and the movement and the King’s Daughters will arrange litical parties. Primaries to select dele ing plants, where, again transmuted into highest Honors—World’s Fair« Ar-hur Johnson. power, it will make wheels go round first-class music hv ln<-al talent. gates to national and congressional con will continue uuless local prices are ad “The Crv of the Dreamer,” “The Old ventions shall be held on the last Tues and spindles hum and bring activity Mr». E. B. Christian, the dressmaker, ha vanced. Any rise will immediately concluded to remain in Ashland and wil check the business and the market will Sluice Box,” “Marv’s Mi.lnight Ride,” day in March. In federal elections into the busy walks of industry. be plea»e«i to meet her patrons and friend “Young America,” “The Deathbed of in her old quarters in novelty block opposite fall back to the unprofitable rut which Benedict Arnold,” “Shall B«*ss Cum counties which east less than 9.000 American armor plato is receiving Hoisl Oregon. has characterized it so long. The ex Hame,” Scotch dialect; “The Elo« ution- votes for governor are not bound by the ample recognition abroad. The fact that Beautiful New Line of Underwear and Overshirts, periment of shipping eggs East, which ist,” “The Glories of Qld Shasta,” Orig preceding regulation, but the political Death qf J. A. Strange. the Russian government has ordered the parties may select delegates to the state was tried two weeks ago, proves to be a inal; "Th“ Foolish Bov,” Origin»!; "The Elegant Patterns at Very Low Prices. Ret. ■!?< O- ^Dange. pastor of the Presbv good tuiug for Portland. Spanish Duel,” “The Drama of Three,” convention by their own methods. Bethlehem Iron company to supply ta lati cbufC1’ was called to Wilbur, Doug “Victor Galdbraitli,” “That Old Sweet enough for two battleships speaks for it Kidney. las countv. 8und«t «rening h_v a telegram The Portland Stenin Laundry. heart ot Mine,” Selections from Shake Inforjuin-’ him of the au litan <l«ath of his E. W. J oy C omtany —Gentlemen: I have self. This is as high a compliment as The Porthmd steam laundry, the best speare, “Between the Gate«,” “The suffered father, John A. Strange, of heart failure from kidney trouble for two or canid be paid to Americau skill and in I equipped steam laundty on the coast for Corkaerew, ” “ The Baron ’ s List Ban His mother died there about a year ag > three year». I would have to get up in the Mr. Strange was a native of South 'a-olina. first-c ass work and the prompt dispatch quet,” “The Mo.lel School,” "The Death pight to void my urine from ten to fifteen ventive genius. Tho order will bring and in his 71st year, lie cam“ to Oregon I <>f business wi'h accuracy an«l reliable Bridge of the Tav,” “The Farmer’s times. My sleep was disturbed, and I be nearly $4,000,000 uf Russian geld into suiency 111 in Ash- in 1871 and was county assessor of Dougla- safety, has established an gurney zVHII- Soliloquy, n a.«uy , ” “Aunt Stntianaker at the came very thin and nervous. No appetite; the United States. oountv at one time. land at the barbereho;« of EzgersA Story Midwinter ■ Fair." “Widow Bedo't,” bowels constipated. I have taken two bot tles and gained fifteen pounds. Bleep well. He leaves th re- girls an I six lioys, among in i the *’* Ashland *-■> ■ — .............................. ... , — Hou*- block and these “The Yankee Farmer.” The Depot Grocery Have to get up about three times during whom are Rev. F. G. Strange. past «rof th« gentlemen will be lea-e«l ro receive your E. F. Loomis has bought the Depot gro i night, and am very much letter in every First Presbyterian church of Ashland; orders and guaran ee atisfaction. Shiloh's Cure is sob' on « guarantee. It cery of A. C. Rice and is carrvi ig a stock MOST PERFECT MADE. . Dr. J. W. Strange, of R “ burg. Prof H cures ncment Con«« mptloi. It is the respect. Will continue to take your Veg firstj:lass groceries an«l provis ons which A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frw S. Strang ■, d pulv <■ unty elerk of Ciacka Go to Story <S Egger tonsorigl parlors- best Cou -h « ure. Only one “ent a dose etable Sarsaparilla, for believe it will en ir- of are for ’ site at "living prices from a clean -ud \.JV. for a shave, hair cui« a £trcui«^«p^ ------ -- ---------- — -¡¡M aUractive jriace. Pont jjil to caUaud jutta Ammonia, Alum or any other adtdtMML 1 t t « t i ph ill'. Bnsinrs« Changes. Mining Itema Medford Items It’s all up with 1894, lubins® Sacramento, Cal H ASHLAND DRUG COMPANY. VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE DRY GOODS SPRING STOCK IS NEW ARRIVING. HOSIERYAta^. Tans, Browns, Blacks, Fancy Colors. T T ASHLAND HOTEL. - DIMUKIW J. H. McBRIDE, Prop Lost Energy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial Blood Purifier. A SHORT MONTH With Short Prices. DR. * CREAM BAKING POWDER * •- » ■« X >