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Y 1 Ashland to Celebrate the 4th. A Call for a Meeting. GOLDEN STANDARD SOLD FOR Homing Pigeons in Ashland. If You Go Farther You Will Fare Worse. $40,000. There will be a meeting of the County Pursuant to call a number of our cit Geo. Gillette last Saturday received by izens assembled at city hall Mondav express seven homing pigeons from the Central Committee of the People’s party K. Kubll, Henry D. Kubli and Judge San Francisco society to turn them loose of Jackson county at Central Point on evening to arrange for the celebration of ASHLAND. O r ...... T hursday . May 9, 1895 the 4th of July in Ashland. It was tht E. B. Watson, owners of the Golden this week to return to Alameda, Cal., a Saturday Mav 25th 1895 at 1 o’clock p. m. sentiment of all present to get up a rous Standard mine on Pike’s Peak, Galls distance of 441 miles from Ashland. The It is desired that there be a represen ing blowout for the occasion. Judge W •reek district, have sold their quartz society is training these homing pigeons tative from each club in the county. PERSONAL AND SOCI Al.. N. Luckey was elected chairman and H -nine to the San Francisco syndicate for a match race to take place between Clubs that have not elected their precinct 8. Evane secretary of the meeting. It headed bv Ex-Collector of Customs J. Portland and San Francisco on the 4th committees will call a meeting, name a ELLS Everything FIRST-CLASS in Mrs. Sadie Abbey is expected from Yaqni- was decided to elect an executive com 0. Quinn of Bay city for $40.000. The of Juiv. Last week these eame ones were prrtcinct committee and elect a chairman DREGS and at Reasonable Rates. first payment of $20,000 is to be made na tomorrow. mittee of three who should afterward turned loose at Sisson and flew to of the same,as the chairman of each com 400 to 412 K St., May 12th and the second pavment of the mittee will be a member of the County carefully select and appoint all other Alameda at the rate of 150 miles per E. E. Hammersley of Gold Hill has gone Avoid Cheap Joint Drug-Stores. committees. The election of the exec last $20,000 in six months. If a mill is to hour. Central Committe, according to plan of to Alsea, on the coast. l»e put on the mine and operated between Mr. Gillette turned these pigeons loose at state organization. utive committee resulted in favor of H. S. Wm. R. Neil went to Jacksonville Tues the first and second payments the Kubli’s 5:30 this morning. They flew toward the Evans, J. E. Pelton and J. R. Casey. F rank W illiams day on a business trip. Largest General Retail House on Coast and Watson are to receive 80 per cent of sun until they got their bearings and then Ch’mn P. P. Co. Central Committee. Sells Stationery Cheaper Mrs. Chas. Young of Gold Hill is visiting Committed to the Asylum. the proceeds, and at the second payment started directly south. Wearing Apparel of all kinds for men, Ashland, Or., May 6, 1895. than the Cheapest Mun in her family in Ashland. women, and children; Dry Goods, Shoes, Sheriff A. A. Fitch of Klamath county the proceeds are to be applied as part Libel Suits by the Wholesale. this or any other town. Kats, Millinery, Vallses, Furniture, Carpet«, Teachers Examination. payment. This ledge, as has been here and Marshal Bailey Tiffany ol Klamath Goto J. P. Dodge for refrigerators. He ' Crockery, Notions. Stationery, Silverware, Geo. Decker, the Edgewood, Siskiyou Following are the applicants for teachers tofore recorded in these columns, is a Falls arrived in Ashland yesterday after keeps the best to be had. Toys, Household Supplies, etc. county, pioneer citizen and farmer who certificates at the examination at Medford Mrs. Dr. Ozias came out from Roseburg noon with Jacob Sherman whom thev very rich one and though $40,000 seems was in jail a few weeks last summer at this week: Catalogue Free. G .A. *•------- J , — ... took to the insane asvlum at Salem on a good price for a ledge developed with Sunday to visit her folks. —'---- «-- — J , — Mamie Nicholson, Zuda Owens, Lila 1 A handsomo illustrated catalogue the evening train. Mr. Sherman is an a tunnel 200 feet in an the lead and a Yreka charged with the murder of his Sackett, Libbie II. Pendleton. Nannie Rob Miss Mamie Wiley left Saturday for old soldier and came to southern Oregon abaft 154 feet deep, the ledge averaging first wife and accused of the murder of about our goods and prices sent free to inson, Armctta Birch, Helen C. Little. Lil any address. Tens of thousands of cus Klamath Falls on a visit. from Iowa about four years ago and after 15 inches there was no trouble in its sale "l8 • pcouu wife and in all having ten lie Magruder, Lillian Dodge, llattie Glea tomers find it profitable and satisfac C. B. Crisler was at Grants Pass this visiting his brother, S. Sherman of Tai at that figure and other parties were after juurders laid to his door, is having his son. Susie W. Homes, Jessie Gregory. Alice tory to buy through this book. week selling bacon for Klum & Crisler. f’?n now no.w. suing 8Uin« the th® newspapers that lied Christain. Mina Sloops. Leone Lee. Josie ent, went out to Alkali valley with other it red-hot. Mining men of experience fun TERMS CASH. Enclose money for goods with order, and if Misses Maliei Wagner and Ruth Leeds relatives to hew out a new home. It is all declare the ledge an immensely rich ?bouJt h,m 80 outrageously at the time Benson, Hattie Eaton, Zorah Biiss, Emma Agnes Owen». Mvra C. Bedford. to be sent by mail allow for postage. Any came out from Salem yesterday on a visit. believed be will recover after a few proposition. The average assays through ; [or damages for libel. James F. Far ra Bedford. balance left over will be returned. the ledge go wav up and the mill test th® reka lawyer who so skillfully Laura Farrow, Lottie F. Wheeler. months good care. W. Breeding of eastern Washington has Geetiemen—Lincoln Savage. C. C. Presley. is expected to work out $100 per ton. It E" 1 ’ ?*! If interested in any of the items be opened a blacksmith shop in Central Point. The County Assessment. low, order promptly, giving item num is part free-milling ore. The ore is sim up the first wife and child all alive, has Medford Items Fred Martin has returned from Duns charge ber. Assessor Geo. A. Jackson was in Ash ilar to the Mattern mine, or Old Ophir, in I his . . :■ of the cases. , The T, first case muir and is now steward of Hotel Oregon. land Miss Gertie Wheeler of Fort Jones, Siski Sunday and reports that within the Ashland, and is also like the ore in the I !8 a^'nst the San Francisco Examiner you county, is visiting Medford friends. G963. Children’s narrow for |50,000. Decker will get some kind Mrs. Carrie Sarber, sister of D. J.Btormer, last year a large amount of personal south shaft of tbe Ashland mine. ribbed cotton Hose, fast of a judgment against them without will leave soon for a visit with relatives in property has left tbe county, which will A. C. Squires who returned from Missouri One of the best signs of the times is Illinois. move to Kansas with his family soon black, double heels and R* /"V seriously affect the tax roll. Hardly any the purchasing of Southern Oregon mines doubt. Lawyer Farraher on Saturday will to locate. toes: sizes. 6 to 9. ’ informed G. D. Cummings of the Duns Mrs. M. Wilson returned to Hornbrook new machinery has been placed on farms by San Francisco mining men who up to W. H. P. Legate returned Wednesday pairs for 50c. which is much — — ' Monday from a visit in Ashland with Mrs. and nearly all the big fat hogs and large within the pa«t few months have failed muir News that Decker will sue him and below their real worth. J. E. White. beeves in the county have been shipped to become interested in this district suf that $250 would square the account if paid from a trip to Klamath river towns and Sisson, on a mining deal. at once, otherwise suit for a large amount G964. Women’s fine ecru Rev. Thos. Neil Wilson will hold Episco to market, leaving the smaller and less ficiently to invest. There is large idle Chris. Thompson, who has been in New cotton Vests, low neck, z2 pal services in the Masonic hall next Tues valuable stock onlv for assessment and capital in San Francisco mining circles, would be instituted. The greatly per day evening. I FYCT taxation. This will cut down the assess which, having now broken the Southern plexed Cummings went to Yreka Sunday England for several years, is visiting pioneer sleeveless, and run with silk friends of Jackson county. to see about it. tape. Price. 16c, which is With the _ Fourteen new bnildings in course of erec ment roll quite materially. Consider Oregon ice, mav come right in on legi able new land was secured by examining Miss Mamie Isaacs returned Tuesday less than value; postage, 2c. timate mining propositions. Finest Lines of JJJ ¿I L ¿5 tion at Pokegama can be counted from the To Observe Memorial Day. from a two weeks visit with Ashland the school land office record at Salem passenger train. Mr. Quinn is the man, who with Mor G965. Japanese decora- Thursday Mav 30 — 1895 will be Mem friends, the guest of Miss Elsie Patterson. Miss Hattie Sloan, who has been spending and the Roseburg land office. The new ton Lindley and others recently purchased orial day. Again it haB rolled around to tej hangers, with three pock Ever Drought to Southern Miss Eiuma Howard. Wells—Fargo's ets. for the wall, 10 inches some months in Ashland, returned home lands patented to the railroad will in the celebrated Hammersley mine on us with all its sacred ties and memories. crease their taxes. As all these addi Tump-off-Joe, and these three rich mines Again it has become our duty to scatter agfixt at Ashland, and Tho«. James, the wide and 4 feet long. to Eugene Sunday. Oregon, made to Our Or £ nuning-expert, attended the concert Tues Price, 7c; being heavy, the Brick P. Wells left Saturday for Rochester. tions are generally quite a distance from —The Luckv Bart, Tbe Golden Standard, flowers over the graves of our departed day. der for this season, N. Y., where he expects to get a position the railroad and raw lands, their valua and the Hammersley are practically comrades and friends, and to erect a postage is 8c. tion will not be very great. The assessor owned by the same parties, and they mound of evergreens and flowers to our The May dance at Rose’s hall on Apple from J. DeWitt Butts. G966. Red Flannel- is raising the assessment on some few will without doubt give them a thorough departed comrades who lie in unmarked gate was attended by about a hundred A company has just been organized in places which for some reason was placed development Brsndcd an c E*«*. dancers. Rose’s hall is celebrated as a etts, with small black ¿jT that will put Southern Or Portland, to cure and can horse meat for graves, who gave up their lives that our successful place for lir3t-class country figures; width 18 in. ¿ft | S Si B at a very low valuation. In other in egon on record in deep-quartz mining. Bought at the-■ shipment to Germany. country might live. Comrades, let us dances where pleasure reins supreme. Price, 16 vards for H7 ■ stances he is lowering valuations, so as to come with chastened spiritB remembering J. N. Williams, the San Francisco C. M. Morton of Seattle, one of the owners bring the values to a more equal basis. $1.00. Butte Creek News. For 25 Per Cent Less in the B. G. C. M. C >. on Foots creek, has Taken mining expert who has spent about a their sacrifices, their sufferings, their as a whole the total valuation of G967. White twil been paving the mine a visit. deaths and the sacred cause in which month prospecting tbe mines of southern Chas. Homes was over from Ashland last the county is not expected to quite reach led crash Towelling. 15 rfT «4 Oregon, was in Ashland Tuesday having they fell. “May they rest in peace.” We week. Go to Gold Hill drug store for fine cigars that of last year. Johnson make some assays. Mr. Wil invite all old soldiers and sailors to join and pure liquors. Also watches and jew .Tames Culvertson and wife visited the inches wide. Special ¿ft j Sa Si price, 25 yards for $1.00. elry. I. E. Deboy, proprietor. liams is a conservative prospector and is with us in observing Memorial day, and valley Friday. The Rose Queen of Ashland. as this day is becoming more dear to the well pleased with some of the prospects G968. Overshirts of good 8. B. Whittle, formerly of the Postal tele The ladies of Trinity Guild will bold Jeff Bell of Talent bought a number of graph. is holding a position as lineman of their Rose Festival early in June, at he has seen in this district, and his opin American people, we invite all to join cattle over this way last week. quality flannelette in med the Portland telephone company. ium and light colors. These which tbe young ladv having the largest ion will have considerable weight with with us and decorate the graves of their Geo. Brown, who was reported sick last shirts are of generous size, A. P. Hammond is paving his daughter, number of votes will lie crowned Rose San Francisco capitalists. He experted loved ones. Let some loving band scat week at Central Point, is about again. well sewed, and not mean in PJ* Mrs. Grace Turner of Dunsmuir, a visit. Queen. Polling places will be opened the Ashland mine for Capt. James Car ter flowers of sweet remembrance over Ed. Hoyt and Emma Perry of Big Butte any particular; turn down Mr. Hammond’s health is not the best. Friday May 10th at the following rooms: roll, who is now in Alaska, and Mr. Wil every grave in our cemeteries on this attended the May day entertainment, collar and side pocket; boys’ Mrs. Nels. Church returned yesterday Hotel Oregon, Paulson’s and George liams tried to catch him with a wire as Memorial day. We also ask all who have Mrs. Wm. Higenhothani died at her sizes, 12 to 14 inches; men's from San Francisco where she attended the Vatipel’s, where anyone at 5 cents per he was going to Alaska and advise him flags or bunting to display them on this home last week of neuralgia of the stom sizes, 14U to 17 in. neck. wedding of her daughter, Miss Alice Parker. vote, can deposit as many votes as they to accept the offer made on the Golden day. B urnside P ost No. 23, G. A. R. ach. Price, 25c. Art Coy, who has been foreman of the choose for the young lady whom thev Standard mine. A Large Crowd. Mrs. A. IIoy3 of Big Butte ran a sliver Vacaville, Cal,. “Reporter” for the past may select. Young men, choose your The Black Jack consolidated mines G969. White Nain- <¡7 «4 The Bankrupt Shoe Store in the several months, returned to Ashland Sun girls and deposit your votes. shut down oti Friday 3rd pending a Pioneer block, next to tbe City Hall, in her hand three weeks ago that is troub sook, neat checks, fair /ft j SIS I ling her friends quite a little. day. change of ownership and started np Mon has been crowded with people nearly quality. Price, 20 yds 1 * w The II. II. Co's Siskiyou Taxes. Dan Applegate, the old-time express day. They have a life time proposition every day since it opened. And judg Some miscreanton the night of April 28th tor $1.00. messenger who struck a rich mine near The C. P. R. R. Co. has just paid into and in paving quantities and some very did a lot of malicious mischief at D. P. Central Point, was in Ashland Sunday on a the County Treasury the sum of $5,142.- nice samples have been picked up on the ing from the armsfull of shoes carried Mathews', F, W. Mitchell’s and the Lone G970. Ladies’ low- away that the shoes must be very Visit. cut Oxford Ties, in tan *4* | 65 for redemption of 68,006 acres of land dump, and gold can be seen all through cheap and of a good quality. If you school house. Under the auspices of the A. O. U. W. sold for delinquent taxes in 1891 and j ftll Rev. L. L. Grover of Mansfield, Penn., leather or black kid, want fine shoes don’t wait as the store a relative Pokegama will have a grand celebration on 1893, valued at $81,072, having paid the the pay dirt. with patent leather tips.T* B of Win. B. Dailey, a pioneer of The mines are located in a gulch about Julv 4th. All are cordially invited to at taxes of 1892 when due. In addition to will not be here but one week longer. county, is here looking after his Prices, $1.50. postage, 12c. two miles from Henley, which has an Then all shoes that are left will be this tend. mother’s business interests By request he this, $1.812 has also been paid on land east and west direction, with tunnels on Thousands of cases of rheumatism have ■hipped back to the creditors in San preached a fine discourse last Sunday WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO., been cured bv Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This taxes for 1894, besides $5,090 due on the either side of about 500 feet with two Francisco. night. second installment, or about $12,000 hundred feet of cross cut which are on is abundant reason for belief that it will Free ’Bus to and from On complaint of Lee Caton, Neil Gage during the past month. The county an angle of 45 degrees. A new hoist has Sacramento, Cal. The Well Known and cure you. Any one who has ever had an attack of and Bird Johnson were arrested and portion of the back taxes to be collected inflammatory rheumatism will rejoice with All Passenger Trains.^^ Always Popular Harry R. Barbour, the well-known builder just been put in at the head of an incline charged with stealing one neck yoke, pair is with the railroad carpenter» now repar by the State Controller on roiling stock of a shaft 140 teet of good pay and is run Mr. J. A. Sturnm. 220 Boyle Heights. Los of double-trees, three taps off wagon axle- Hotel of Ashland^ss^^> ing the depot at Redding. He spent Sun and road bed, of which this county gets with a Tutthill wheel which works in fine Angeles, over his fortunate escape from a tree and some bolts off’ a reaper, all valued siege of that distressing ailment. Mr. at $10, After a hot trial before the justice day in Ashland. a portion for 1886-7, has net yet been shape. Sturnm is foreman of Merriam’s confection and jury, with Dr. Stanfield deputy pros Hall’s Hair Renewer renders the hair received, owing to a dispute between the The mines have made times lively establishment. Some months ago, on lustrous and silken, gives it an even color, Controller and R. R. Company as to the around Henley. The pay roll last Satur ery attorney and J. C. Barnard for the leaving the heated work room to run across ecuting and enables women to put it up in a great amount.—Yreka, Cal., Journal. defense, the jury found defendants not the street on an errand, he was caught out day amounted to over $1400, and as Sat variety of styles. guilty. OTEL IN GOOD LOCALITY for urday was change of shaft the men got a in the rain. The result was that when sale. Will accommodate about Congressman Sibley Coining. L. L. Merrick, formerly of O. H. Blount’s ready to go home that night he was unable holiday and it was a eight to some to see A Large Waist sixty people. Two sitting rooms, store, is here this week from Portland. He Congressman J. C. Sibley of Pennsyl the miners file into Jone’s store to get to walk, owing to inflammatory rheuma is traveling in the interest of an eastern vania and Gen. A. J. Warner, president tism. He was taken home, and on arrival is not generally considered a necessary ad good dining room, the best of spring shoe firm. Mrs. Merrick will spend the of the American Bi-Metallic League, who their time. R. L. Dunn, shows that be was placed in front of a good fire and junct to the grace. beauty or symmetry of water in the kitchen and can be put means business as be has pay day on the summer in Ashland. rubbed with Chamberlain’s the womanly form. Within the body, how in all the rooms if so desired. House are making a series of speeches in Cal fifth of each month and the money comes thoroughly Pain Balm. During the evening and night ever, is a great waiste made necessary recently painted. Insurance paid for A May day party will be given at Granite ifornia this week for the new free-coinage , at that time. He had a good piece of he was repeatedly bathed with this liniment, according to the condition of things—con three years in advance. Hall tomorrow. Friday. A nice supper party, will pass through Ashland Sun- ' by morning was relieved of all rheu- tinually iu process and requiring the per will be prepared by Mr. and Mrs. J. R. day evening on the north bound passen property and will push tbe work to a fin and Will trade for stock, or part cash. matic'pains. He now takes especial pleasure fect action ot all bodilv functions to absorb ish. Tozer of the Ashland House. Rates $1.00 and Substantial Brick Building. C. in praising Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and or dispel the refuse. When there .is irreg Terms easy. Address ger train. Efforts were made to have $1.50 Per Day. Songer & Dame, lessees of the McCon always keeps a bottle «f it in the house. ularity or inaction, ladies who value a clean, Care of V alley R ecord , Ashland, Or. Centrally Located. Rev. C. F. Clapp, the Congregational the party stop off a day and give us a pure, healthy body will take Dr. Pierce’s evangelist who conducted a revival in Ash speech, but their route had already been 1 nell & Quinne river claims in Klamath For sale by E. A. S herwin . Favorite Prescription—the only remedy for land last winter, was on Monday’s train to cast. No doubt quite a crowd will be at river, near mouth of Humbug creek, 1 woman which being once used is always in City Connell Proceedings. attend a church meeting in Atlanta. started their steam pump last week, to LOst, Srayed or Stolen the depot to have a chat with these f favor. Reports of Marshal Smith, Recorder M. Slater of Scott Valley representing the prominent free silver advocates. To those about to become mothers, it is a ' clear the claim of water in getting down Berry, Street Commissioner Jones and --------------- ;--------- 1 to bedrock in the river channel, and will creamery of that section, returned home priceless boon, for it lessens tbe pains and WHITE 3-YEAll OLD HEIFER, ®*“0NLY WHITE HELP EMPLOYED. The Roseburg Platndealer has this per- < commence hoisting pay gravel this week. Water Supt. I. C. Dodge for April ap perils of childbirth, shortens labor, pro Sunday after a canvass of the Rogue river marked upper crop left ear and split valley towns for the disposal of their goods. sonal: “Miss Louise Dessez who has been ] In place of using current wheels, for the proved. motes an abundant secreation of nurish- in right. N K monogram on left hip or visiting Mrs. Dr. K. L. Miller for several , nient for the child and shortens the period A petition from the business men stifle. $2.50 for any information which re pump aud other machinery, the H. B. Davis who has been buying stock left on her return to Washington. derrick, ! sults in the finding of same. cattle in the Rogue river vallev this spring weeks lessees operate all by steam, so that the pledging sums of money amounting to of confinement. D. C., Tuesday night on the overland. Bon W. N. KOUNS. has secured 500 head and will start them voyage. Mis« Dessez.” The young lady rise or fall of the river causes them no about $70, for tbe purpose ot making a Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousness, con Coles, Cal. over the mountains this week for his ranch was one of the efficient clerks of the engros trouble.—Journal. park and erecting a fountain in tbe plaza, stipation, sick headache, indigestion, or in Crook county. wds presented. It appearing to the dyspepsia, and kindred diseases. sing committee of the house last session and All the street car lines in Portland W. J. Halnon and D. P. Freeze start council that the sum subscribed was not E. J. Farlow and daughter Elda are home earned $51. Doubtless, some inquisitive this Circuit Court. have consolidated under one manage Fickle appetite, tired feeling, stomach week for the Red Butte ’ s on the persons will be wondering if she was brought sufficient for the purpose, and that there front their six months stav in southern Dora C. Noah vs. W. R. Noah; divorce, ment. An English syndicate holds an California. Mrs. F. and their infant son »s a visitor from Washington D. C., to clerk head waters of Big Applegate to drive is not enough spare ground in tbe plaza sickness and weakness can be are stopping at Red Bluff but will be home for the Oregon legislature. Mrs. Dr. Miller tunnels and prospect the ledge of graph for the construction of a park, the pe dismissed. option on the 128 miles of street railway Laura Carter vs. John Carter; divorce. in the city which represent an outlay of is a daughter of Congressman Hermann. ite, or black lead, discovered by Mr. tition was laid on the table. soon. promptly remedied by using Decree granted. Halnon last year. This black lead is Tbe usual services will be held in the • Ordinance 152, prohibiting minors un $3,000,000. Two of the companies were “ We would urge every one to read the Pelton & Keil vs. Chas, Hosley; to recover Presbyterian church next Sabbath bv the advertisement of Simmons Livyr Regulator. used for making crucibles in big steel der 21 year« old from visiting saloons, money. Trial set for May 10,1895, in receivers ’ hands. It is the intention pastor, Sermon subjects: “Strong Shoes We have never before said one word in works and nearly all of it is imported was adopted. of the syndicate to adjust all claims and for Rough Roads "and “Curses turned into favor of any patent medicine advertisement from Cevlon, India. There are three or Bills ordered paid: The death at Monterey of William then operate the lines. Blessings. in our columns, but having given Simmons four different veins that come together Light Co., street lights for Tibbet« ended a case with scarcely a Vaupel, Norris <t Drake have received an Liver Regulator a fair trial, we do not hesi in Halnon and Freeze’s mine and assays Electric “Doc” Davenport, who pleaded guilty 1895........................ ' $147 00 parallel in medical history. He had exceptionally fine line of spring and sum tate to sav that for Dyspepsia and General show 92 per cent carbon, which is very G April, to a charge of counterfeiting in the 50 W Smith, salary for April oo mer clothing and gents furnishing goods Debility it cannot be excelled.”—Fred M. rich. They intend to ship to Philadelphia I C Dodge, “ 50 00 dropsy, but the peculiarity was that he United States court at Portland, and for this season’s trade and the general tum Childsi editor “News,” Kenton, Ohio. or New York a working test. The price C B Watson, “ 15 00 was in a condition of partial petrifac whose plea was refused by Judge Bel ble down of prices for good goods. Milton Berry, recorder’s fees for Apr 15 75 tion. His body was as rigid as stone. in those cities is $160 per ton. Only One Week More. linger, is to be set free. The judge is It strengthens and builds up the enfeebled system, creates Railroad Commissioners Compson, Eddy Sacramento Pipe Works, water pipe 49 32 The Bankrupt Shoe Store will close Wm. C. Deniff, one of tbe old time C P Jones, labor on streets ............. 48 00 The point of a needle made no indenta indignant at the actions of the secret and Macrum, Clerk Baker, and Supt. Fields, Civil Engineer Grondahl, Road in one week from to-day, and all goods placer miners of tbe Jacksonville dist H C Mver. material for water works 43 45 tion in the flesh, and all sensitiveness service officers in themselves violating a good appetite and promotes digestion, clears the complexion and master Burkhalter and Supt. Cooley of the not «old will be returned to the creditors rict, was in town this week and nego S .1 Tntthill, “ “ “ 39 65 had disappeared. During the last few the law in order to capture Davenport restores the body to perfect health. Mt. Shasta Division passed Tuesday, offi in San Francisco. If you need shoes tiated the sale of a rich quartz ledge on H C Messenger, lumber................... 21 3R weeks of the illness of Mr. Tibbetts his in the act of counterfeiting. cially examining the roadbed in the Siski don’t miss this opportunity. Jackson creek from Joe Blatt to Geo. W. W F Loomis, labor on water works 6 10 body would at times become black, but Sold by all Druggists at gi.oo per bottle. 2 25 you mountains. ................ An old relic has been discovered at Stephenson. This is the ledge Stephen H Williams, The Depot Hotel. 2 25 this discoloration would pass away Eureka, Cal., in the f< r n of a German J W Hatcher, “ “ “ “ son had considerable development work Quite a party of Ashland people will leave THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO. 5 50 within a day and the flesh assume its J. A. Gross, familiarly known by the done on before finding out that it was H S Evans, tar for water pipe ........ on the 16th for an eastern visit. They are traveling Bible printed in the year 1535, in the G W H Miller, taxes refunded........ 5 36 natural ashen hue. public by his management of the Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Fox, Miss. Sarah Fox. located on Blatt’s land. A E Matson, blacksmith work........ 6 45 and Mrs. Wm. Runzler who go to their old Albany depot hotel for vears, has pur Judge Myers of the federal court in days of Martin Luther, by Wendel Ri- & Good, labor on streets........... 20 50 and is conducting the DeDot Hotel hel of Strasburg. The work is illus The quartz mill and mine of Gill, Fox borne, Burlington, Wis,, and Mrs. Louis chased Il 6 00 Kansas, in granting the petition of W. trated throughout with scenes painted Ashland in a first-class manner that Eagers <& Co. on Forest creek is shut A SpTav, Werth and two children to Jonesville, Mich., in ll John Banks, 4 50 F. Johnson of Topeka, who sued Dr. insures success and the patronage of the down pending litigation, to visit her folks. The company T W Brvant, ll 4 00 Leslie E. Keeley for $100,000 damages, by hand in water colors. The orthogra traveling public which he respectfully so il are suing Supt. Gill for an accounting in Frank Dodge, 4 00 phy is a mixture of the Saxon dialect Miss Dora Evans, who came from Color licits. He employs none but white help. S M Rhodes. ll ado with her mother, Mrs. 8. A. Welch, 3 CO rules that Dr. Keeley must make known and the German of that age. It is in a A lunch counter is conducted in the the courts at Portland. ll the ingredients of his bichloride of gold E A Hildreth 3 00 died this morning of acute consumption, waiting room of the depot in which is kept ll Wm. J. Halnon, Ed. Coyle and P. A. E B Curry, ll 3 00 compound. The court holds that the wonderful state of preservation, but was aged 20 years and 12 days. Funeral takes sardines, oysters, etc., and over which is ll ll Wilson were over from Neds gulch, 3 on compound is not a property right nor a rebound about 200 years ago. The relic place from the M. E 'Church tomorrow served 5 and 10 cent cigars. .1 E Cox, ll Applegate, having finished a winters run J H Cole. 3 on (Friday) at 2 o’clock p. m. is the property of George Kramer, who Along Klamath River, of about three months of ground sluicing J L Pennington ll 2 00 trade secret, being also unprotected by has already been offered over $1,000 for Alvin Leighton, wife and child of Oska a patent, and has been in use more than Pokegama has a new freight depot on a which netted them $809 outside of ex John Ralph, cleaning loosa, Iowa, arrived Sunday from south 2 00 two years; in fact, there is nothing to the book. room....................... penses. ern California. Mr. Leighton owns an small scale. Judge Carter has decided in favor of present Dr. Keeley testifying. John orange grove in southern California and Mrs. N. Stedhani of Central Point is visit Joseph Dame has returned from bis Total............... ........................ $565 44 the defendant in the suit of Alexander is enroute homeward from the same. He ing relatives in Pokegama. son alleges that the bichloride of gold Klamath river mine. Dr. Songer is there McBean against the city of Fresno. The is a nephew of Mrs, J. C. Tolman and they Fine Place to Rent. treatment made him a physical wreck. Niles’ celebrated band will give a box with a force of forty men. Their pros are visiting the Tolman family, city trustees awarded McBean the con And we have just received this week Five Cases party at Wilbourn’s hall. Friday evening. The Saxe man propertv. 2J4 acres pects for a long season and a good haul tract for disposing of the sewage for T. K. Roberts’ journalistic venture, the fruit orchard. Good 7 — room choice HOTELOREGON are first class. Pokegama will celebrate the 4th of Julv of Magnificent Lines of Gold Hill Miner, made its appearance on in charge of tbe A. O. U. W. About $400 five years for the sum of $4,900 a year. house, Apply to E. E. Deming on time last week, loaded down with local and has been subscribed. F. T. Fradenburgh, Prop. Brown & Co. made a satisfactory clean adjoining Dlace. After the municipal election two years general news written up in pure English up from a three months run of the Miller T hursday A D Kenyon, do ago the new board of trustees gave no and graceful literarv style. The Miner is Smith <t Marsh, the contractors who Williams Items. S Schmeer, Port W G Cleveland. C P tice that they would not hold themselves independent in politics and as a newspaper bring down the logs for the lumber com ' mine west of Jacksonville. \V N Luckey, city School in the Layton or Unity district is Theo Gladding, “ ia worthy of a good patronage on its merits. pany, will open a new store soon. Representative Cardwell of Portland W A Hemphill. 8 F to the contract, as it had been made for 8 H Hathaway,do closed on account of sickness. W. F. Arant and son came over from H Burtt, Gold Hill Jas Irish, Berkeley more than one year. McBean sued the M. Eastlike, engineer for the Pokegama is examining Gold Hill mines for a Port- Geo. Topping has gone to Grants Pass R Nermann. Port J Welch, 8 F Klamath county by team over the Ash ■ lumber company, received a dispatch con . land syndicate. city, but was unsuccessful. The plaint this week on business, we suppose. land—Klamath Falls road yesterday. Mr. veying the sad intelligence of the death of • J L Holman, C B Watson, city The Ashland mine started taking out ore iff then pressed the suit on the ground Arant taking the evening tram for Douglas his mother at Oro Fino, Scott valley. Janesville, Ohio W N Luckey, do D. O. Hayes made his home a visit last G out of the north shaft Monday. H. J. that although the contract was not an S Baker, Duns pountv where his father. J. T. Arant, is E Anderson. Med J. C. Drum, tbe Pokegama barber, is re Hicks is hauling the ore to his mill, which week, his school being closed for a short Donaline. Portland 8 W Clarey, Henley express one still it was an implied one. yery low. They report the Ashland road fitting time. shop and putting in hot and cold starts grinding tomorrow. M onday ;n fair condition, much better than the baths, his G W Smith, city Judge Carter held that there can be no whi h will add greatly to the con Gold Hill Miner.] The school in district No. 16 has been W C Bevington. Dun F V Dingman, Port implied contract with a municipality in Ager road over which the stickey is in a venience of his shop. particularly rile condition now. Will Hays is showing some very fine closed the last two weeks on account of F W Gibbs, Medford J N Williams. Med cases where an express contract is pro G E Dean, Gr Pass WmCCeniff, Joille Chas. Cole is putting in a new water specimens of gold from his mine on Rogue sickness. E. C. Kane, railroad agent and train-dis system E Coyle, China Gulch Wm .1 Halnon, do hibited. Pokegama and is building a cis river. Some of the slugs will weigh five or R M. Cougle is up from Merlin this week patcher, who was called to Portland last tern on in J Noriega. S F i C A Riper, Portland the hill back of tbe town. He will six dollars. where he has been working on the S. P. Thursday is now in San Francisco and ex put in about Jas Myers, Gridley C W N Luckev, citv miles of inch pipe and pects to return in 60 days. There have been there will be two MARRIED. F L Southwick, six hydrants for fire protec E. Roten. the well known and most suc D. & L. Co.’s new saw mill. W 8 Wade, 8 F rumors afloat that Mr. Kane had been laid tion. He will Mayfield W F Bangasser, S F supply about 30 families cessful miner, is again in the hills and clos Dr. Van Dyke was called to the bedside Prices from $4.00 to $18.00 per suit, and off and also that he quit the service of the with water 01) tbe ing up rapidly on a rich trace. When of C. O. Bigelow Saturday last. We learn start. F riday F T Keelar, 8 F SWACKER — WILLIAMSON. — May 8, 8. P..but he says that they are all untrue and Enoch gets a trace of tbe hidden treasure later that Mr. B. is much better. M Slater, Ft Jones J S Baily, Keno Or they are all of the most beautiful patterns 1895, 8. D. S wacker and Mrs. Jessie Wil that he will wait on the traveling public at Pokegama continues to grow, and many he never stops to eat or sleep until the Coyle, Applegate Chas Culp. MEdford liamson, both of Gold Hill. the old stand after his vacation. Mrs Grant Topping is visiting her par Ed have ever been able to oiler to the trade new and substantial buildtngs have been game is bagged. P A Wilson, do J Klesler, city ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herriott. on Evans 8 G Hoffman, S F Max Pracht is in London and has sent built the past year. Marsh & Smith pur Col J E Pelton, *• Ed N. Williams, of Williams & Ladd. during our long experience in the cloth- the R ecomd a lot of English newspapers. chased tbe McVay <& Wood concrete Sardine creek placer miners, was in town creek where she will stay for a few weeks. J H Fairbrook. T uesday BORN. The British papers are getting as bad as our building, tore out the petitions and have Monday. The boys have a first-class hy John Goodell, assistant district attorney, N Yakima, Wash L D Minkler, St’nin ing business in Ashland. Ban Francisco papers for we notice they fitted it up for a general merchandise draulic in succesful operation, 90-foot was in the valley last week attending W N Luckey, City Frank Grieve, do print carloads of stuff about the Oscar store. Tbe fittings are modern and com pressure, and will have water enough for the justice court in the .case of State ys G W Smith, do C. A. Hermann, Port MISEK.—In Medford, May 4, 1895, to the Wilde scandal. Max persists in wearing a A A Ingalls, Boston N M Singleman, do Anderson, for assault and battery. wife of H. L. Miser, a danghter. another months run. plete. broad-brimmed American slouch hat in A L Carlton, J A Whitman, Med The debate held in the Hoxie school the leading hotels and public places of Lon Reinhart & Oliver are driftiug on Gold From ope to six cars of lumber are Milwaukee W N Luckey, city don, notwithstanding the custom there is a shipped daily from Pokegama. Six cars Hill and are in about one hundred feet. house is flourishing and still draws a large B B Brownell, S F A C Eaton. Sacto Awarded crowd. No wonder. They have a young stove-pipe. Max’s modesty is still with of T rails arrived last week for tbe lum- It is their purpose to reach a point about lady president who holds the house in pro S 8 Gould, do A E Opavcke,Henley Our, fine tailor made clay worsteds him at the ratio of 16 to 1. one hundred feet below the ola works and M Lee. do Highest Honors —World*« Falf j Tom W Winder, l>er company’s railroad ia the timber and then cross-cut in search of treasure. found dignity. at $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 will more G J Hardey Duns around the U S Tom The Jackson County Agricultural Asso is being hauled up the river road this Lawrence is working with them. on a bicycle Mr. Talbott and son, general agents for G W Kimball, 8 F than please you when you take a look at ciation on May 6tb elected the following week. When this lot of track ia in place do Rufus J Cole, Coles the State Insurance Company, were in the C J Boyle, directors: J. W. Merritt, Rufus Cox, it will open up better timber than they valley Tuesday insuring new propertv F W Johnson, do E O Parott, 11 B them. They fit fully as well as any suit it James J. Corbet gave some pretty good and taking in old policies which were in R G Bunch, Medford I Frank Arnold, S F C. D . Kahler, J. M. Gibson, P. W. 01 have yet had at their disposal. In fact it advice to the boys of the Olympia Club, J H Pinkston. you can get made at a great deal higher Robert Lange, St’mn well, W. C. Leever, T. J. Kenney. Dr. will take them into as fine a body of fir, when he was m San Francisco last. He correct. ludnapolls Toni R Wilson. 8 F pegar was chosen representative to meet cedar piue and sugar pine as there is on told them that the best way to get strong j'. T. Lavton has commenced piping on price and are just as well cut, all the very C A Ruggles, G Lake the coast. The lumber company’s new was to avoid all excesses in vouth, so that the old Williamsburg placer claim in Bam S aturday $vith the district agricultural board. P Kelley, Port W ednesday 1 atest.-^^^gffia^ office is a beauty and is occupied this they should arrive at manhood lusty and boo gulch. This is a mine which was W N Luckey, city 4 M Lewis., 8. F New fog* Street Car Men. ' week. healthy. Manv men who have been guilty worked in early days but was merely skim M W Skee1, Medford jC W Bratton, Port over and as Mr. Lavton is an exper Stratton, do ¡ll M Donohue, do S. W. Vice, who worked at the of excesses and over-indulgencies, and have med Being a conductor on the Broadway ienced miner at which he has always been C E W used the Celebrated Medicine “ CUPI- O Parrott,' 11 li R Preston, Or city syndicate line, I will tell you now we Black Jack mine had a severe accident DENE” lived to give testimony of its won successful, he will no doubt make it pay. Our reason for being able to offer clothing at the prices A 8 Ward, Oakland I \V N Lucky ci’.y happen which may result in the loss of are treated. I am compelled to get there derful stimulating and curative powers, The Historical Reading Club still in S H Boyd, 8 F G W Smith do we do, is simply the fact that we do not sell one dollar's at 6:10 a. in. and supposed to work ten an eye. While drilling the last hole on “CUPIDENE” will check all the waste tis- creases in membership but has bees ad G M Eaton, R B A D Kenyon Duns his shaft last Friday a piece of steel sue of tbe body. In fact, it stops all losses. 0 A McDonald do journed until May 18th on account of sick T II Benton. 8 F worth on time, and you only have to pay for what you buy hours, getting a swing of ten minutes struck him in the eye which cut his eye "CUPIDENE” is a powerful, harmless, The purpose of this society is Io Chas Kringel, ll’bk : Jas Irish, Berkeley after each trip and 45 minutes for din and let out some of the eye water. The vegetable Compound. It is as sure to ness. yourself, and not the bad debts contracted by other parties. S unday educate the mind in all historical totfe- F L Southwick, tier. But do I get it? No. As soon as Dr. thinks he will have to take tbe eye strengthen the generative organs as it is to and in parlinientary rules and usages a« W C Bevington,Duns « Mayfield <ny car gets to the depot I am sent right out fo save theother. He is in San Fran rebuild and regenerate yon. Trial package well as the amusement of its. membrs M W Singleton, Port A W Ballard, 8 F YOTTZRS TRULY, 6 packages $5.00. Fcr sale by E. A. It is also for the free discussion of mv RM r-or,ovan, do .1 11 Bellinger, Med out and never get more than 55 or 80 cisco. The boys of the camp made up a $1.00: S herwin . subject that may come before its nwett^ US Lasheir, do |G W Ashtord Port minutes for dinner. And at that, instead nice purse for Vice, $216. R. L. Dunn do for the purpose of diffusing and gainii? I Myers. Grants Pa-s'J Haines, headed the list with $17. Shiloh s Cure the "reat Cough and Croup of making $2 per day, I only mako $1.48. O C Riches, Portland knowledge among its members. rartar Powder. Fret /'“'X A /""'S / / Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size eon- Is this what they call just^e?—E. in For a cl an shave ur hair cut and bath go tains twenty-five doses only 2 «. Children Story <fc Eggers, barbers. Ashland House Fox & Good will deliver ice to your do<?" New York World. to i. U'W, bioid Hill: ivy* Sold by E a « bwanrix. block, « ...... morning thia runime, • VALLEY MAY NEWS RECORD. SHERWIN Sacramento, Cal Sherwin TRY SHERWIN VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE ARE IN THE RING ► than Jobber’s Prices. I ► If I > ► STRAWS. FELTS AND WOOLS Call and Examine Our Knock Down Prices. FOR SALE. 1 i SHLAND IN NSW HOUSE HANDS AND UNDÇR A^MANAGeMENT.^*- new R. TOZER, A Lost Energy, »4 4» • « •( Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial Blood Purifier. 41 « SPRING <4 << << • « It SS SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING -0-0- w biv O 0 0 0 G 0 G 0 00. 0. H. BLOUNT äs T“|C/ i A o H STORE.