Valley record., May 16, 1895, Image 3

A Call for a Meeting.
Death of M. 1». McCall.
The Ft. Klamath Creamery.
Pokegama Items.
If Y om G o Farther Y om Will Fare Worse.
There
will be a meeting of the County
Martin Lawrence McCall, the well-
The
painters
are
putting
the
finishing
S. B. Gardner, who with Fred Mel­
Central Committee of the People’s party
known surveyor of Ashland, died at his bas? and Fred Looslev constitute the touches on William Kirwin’s new house.
of
Jackson countv at Central Point on
home on east Main street Tuesday eve­ board of directors of the Ft. Klamath
F. M. Judd of Medford has opened a
Have put in a
ASHLAND. O r ..T hursday . Mav 16. 189’ ning of cerebral meningetis. Mr. McCali creamery, a joint stock company, was in jewelry shop in Marsh & Smith’s new store. Saturday Mar 25th 1895 at 1 o’clock p. tn.
/q'X
T
It is desired that there be a represen­
was taken down with la grippe three Ashland Saturday eu rout? home with 50
largest log ever cut by the Klamath tative from each club in the county.
New Stock of
weeks be'ore and had about recovered head of mi k cows from Coos bay, going R. The
L.
Co.
’
s
mill
scaled
2184
feet
and
was
63
Club»
that
have
not
elected
their
precinct
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
when attacked bv the new disease, to via the Djad Indian road,
inches in diameter.
committees will call a meeting, name a
which he soon succumbed. He was 54
Their plant cost $1800 laid down at
❖-Î-Î--1-4-
ELLS Everything FIRST-CLASS si
Miss E. A. Putnam has opened a mil­ precinct committee and elect a chairman
Story A Eggers, barl>ers. Ashland House years, 6 months and 15 days old, and Ager, and besides a 15-horse power boiler linery
shop
in
the
postoffice
and
has
put
in
DRUGS and at Reusottable Rates.
of
the
same,as
the
chairman
of
each
com
­
block,"
leaves a wife and 6even children the old­ and a 10-horse power engine, there is a a fine stock of new goods.
+ y; I + xA
V- 4.
mittee
will
be
a
member
of
the
County
And
are
prepared
to
furnish
est
being
Jesse
A
McCall,
city
surveyor
Sharpies
sb-am
separator,
fwo
500
gallon
Miss Lulu Fendai has gone to I’o-
............
Prof. Rigby of Medford gave a lecture at Cetftral Comniitte, according to plan of
of Ashland. Ttie luneral takes place I cream vats and an 800-gallon receiving
•
goods at the
Avoid Cheap John Drug-Stores.
kegam ».
Pokegama
Saturday
night
on
astronomy.
state
organization.
from the residence this afternoon in vat. The total cost including buildings, He is trying to organize classes.
R. Beswick, the capitalist, went to Yreka charge
F rank W illiams
of Ashland Lodge No. 23, A. F. & etc., is $4000. They commence buying
yesterday.
G. L. Nutlev of Klamath Falls has pur
Ch’mn P. P. Co. Central Committee.
A. M. of w hich he was a respected mem­ the milk of 500 cows, while th? range of
Sells Stationery Cheaper
E. Reinhold’s shoe shop and will Ashland, Or., May 6, 1895.
Mrs. Alice smith is at Grants Pass this ber.
the section can easily supply 1500 cows. chased
than the Cheapest Man in
open a harness and shoe repair shop.
week v s ting fri* n Is.
fc^TGive us a call and
Their milking season will run from 7 to 8
this or any other town.
Buying Our Beef Up-
Ftne
Place
to
Rent.
8.
H.
Small
has
put
about
$1500
in
a
new
Pi kn?y Pickens was in Ashland from
months. When all in running order two
The Saxeman property. 2^ acres we will treat you right.
Senator Beckley of Douglas countv has men can run the creamery. This cream­ cottage in upper Pokegama, preparatory to
Table Rock Saturday.
choice fruit orchard. Good 7—room
bought up eight ca> loads of cattle in Jose­ ery was to start up last week. They ex­ his faniiiy coming on or about July 1st.
Mrs. P. Griswold returned yesterday phine county.
MARSH & SMITH,
Marsh & Smith have about 10.000,000 feet house, Apply to E. E. Deming on
pect to dispose of their first lot of goods
from a Grants Pass visit.
J. C. Loneighan of Weiser, Idaho, is in in southern Oregon, particularly Rogue of logs on the skids waiting for the tram to adjoining place.
For a clean shave or hair cut and bath go Jackson county and wants to buy 500
Pokegama, Cal.
river valley, bringing their stock in by bank at the river. They are for the Klam­
to I. E. Debov. Gold Hill.
The dog show at San Francisco last
head of cattle, a trainload. He and Wm. team over the Ashland—Dead Indian ath R. L. Co.
week
was
the
best
exhibition
of
canines
Mrs. Wm. Myer and infant are visiting Ulrich were on Applegate a few days ago. road which is the nearest point to the
H. 8. Prendergast left Thursday last for
her family in Sams valley.
They are making arrangements with J. railroad from Ft. Klamath, being20 miles San Francisco to receive medical treatment ever held in California.
for injuries sustained by falling front the
A dividend of 20 per cent is about to
B. W. Houston was up from Willow W. Wiley, the stock-shipper of Phoenix, shorter than the Ager route.
new church in Pokegama. He is in a criti­ lie paid to the depositors of the defunct
to buy them.
Springs precinct vesterdoy.
cal condition.
Electing a Rose Queen.
Percy Davis of Crook county is receiving
First National bank of San Bernardino.
J. A. Colver, now of Central Point, left
and branding cattle near Eagle Point. He
G. E. Dean of Grants Pass arrived in
The contest for this position is becoming
yesterday for San Francisco.
Frank Wells has been sentenced at
has about 500 head of one and two year old interesting and promises to lie an excit­ Pokegama Sunday on his bicycle. He will
Santa Cruz to two years in San Quentin
Fox <t Good will deliver ice to your door steers which he will take to Crook county
go
down
the
Klamath
riyer
on
a
trip.
It
is
ing event at the close. The opening bal­
every morning this summer.
in a few days.
reported he has an eye on going into busi­ for the burglary of a house near Wat­
yesterday started off with 30 votes for ness
in this enterprising town.
sonville.
Pelton Bros, of Sams valley have started lot
Yreka will celebrate the 4th with a fund
Kate
Hansen,
14
for
Susie
Martin,
13
for
a band of 500 head of cattle for their Crook
of $70o and the Red Bluff band.
A man named W. S. Donnelson, alias
The
Klamath
R.
L.
Co.
shut
down
the
Nellie Stanley, 10 for Emma Howard, 5
Residence Lots for sale in
Hon Tod Cameron was up from Jackson­ county stock ranch.
for Carrie Roper, 3 for Allie Farlow, mill last Thursday, on account of scarcity* W. K. Crow, has been arrested at Sac­
of logs. The mill has run steady for eight rament«) for a £2,000 postoffice burglary
ville Monday on a business tnp.
Pokegama, on reasonable
Hallie
Million,
Maud
Gallant
and
Fannie
One World at a Time.
months and after some necessary repairing
J. G. McDonald returned to Tolo Sunday
terms. Lots sold on the in­
Katie Kehrn Smith will deliver her Markle, and one apiece for Carrie Austin, is done will probably start up in about three at Colville, Kan.
front a visit at Tolman’s springs.
The California Homeopathic Medical
lecture on “What Secularism has done Jessie Wagner and Lula Fendai. Other weeks.
stallment plan.
Rev. J. 8. Smith and family arrived from for Woman’’ at Ashland City Hall, candidates will be trotted out and the
society is holding its nineteenth annual
LSO 2,000 ACRES of Choice
I Thursday, May 23,1895. at 8 o’clock p. m. ! real fight will come in at the close. One
Any one who has ever had an attack of session at Del Monte. Fifty delegates
Independence yesterday on a visit.
StA
Sugar and Yeliow Pine Land for
inflammatory
rheumatism
will
rejoice
with
voung
lady
has
three
meu
who
will
pnt
Taylor Payne, riding deputv sheriff was She is secretary of the Oregon Secular
Mr. J. A. Stamm. 220 Boyle Heights. Los are in attendance.
<
sale on the Klamath river. Terms
With the
T I r- -i o
up this way Tuesday on an official trip.
Union, founder of the First Secular in $50 worth of votes to elect her. Votes Angeles, over his fortunate escape from a
Finest Lincs of
The Van Allen fruit cannery at made to suit ou application. Address
are 5 cents apiece.
Church
of
Portland
and
lecturer
of
the
siege of that distressing ailment. Mr. Healdsburg, Cal., was totally destroyed ,
S K. Bradford, the assayer. came up
CHAS. COLE,
Stuium is foreman of Merriam’s confection­ by lire, entailing a loss of $6,000. There
from the south on Sunday evening’s train. Silverton Secular Church. Everybody
Celebration and Horse Races.
Pokegama, Siskiyou Co., Cal.
’er Brought to Southern
ery establishment. Some months ago. on
is invited to come and hear what Secul­
W. I. Nichols, formerly of the Ashland arism is and what Secularists teach. It
There will be a grand 4th of July cele­ leaving the heated work room to run across was no insurance, so far as known.
acadernv. is practicing law at Santa Barbra, will do you good. You will be glad you bration and picnic dinner at the Central the street on an errand, lie was caught out
Oregon, made to Our Or­
John T. Jones, whose examination for
Cal.
Lost, Srayed or tolen
the rain. The result was that when bullion embezzlement at the Carson
came, no matter what church you belong Point, fair grounds to be held under the in
der for this season,
Rev. F. G. Strange was.it Jacksonville to, or whettier you belong to any. Katie auspices of the Central Point People’s ready to go home that night he was unable
Tuesday and baptised Rev. R. Ennis’s little Kehn> Smith stands at the head among party club. There will be a program and to walk, owing to inflammatory rheuma­ mint is in progress, lias returned to
WHITE 3-YEAR OLD HEIFER,
tism. He was taken home, and on arrival Reno, Nev., from San Francisco.
girl.
marked upper crop left ear and split
Branded and
the leading lady thinkers anil orators of Representative John A. Jeffrey will de­ was placed in front of a good fire and
in right. N K monogram on left hip or
The
insurance
rate
war
is
in
full
oper
­
Mrs. D. E. llvde went to Roseburg Tues- j to-day, and no one should miss an oppor­ liver the principal speech.
thoroughly rubbed with Chamberlain’s
Bought at the ■
Xvry
stifle.
$2.50
for
any
information
which
re
­
day to attend the W. C. T. U. state conven­ tunity to listen to her eloquence and i Aside from this on the same day there Pain Balm. During the evening and night ation at Healdsburg, Cal. The local sults in the finding of same.
tion.
logic. As a founder of the Oregon plan will he horse-racing in the afternoon un­ he was repeatedly bathed with this liniment, combine is no longer in existence, and
W. N. KOUNS.
For 25 Per Cent Less
Coles, Cal.
W. B. l’engra. the Lane county pioneer, of Secular Churches and Secular Sunday der the charge of local sports. A grand and by morning was relieved of all rheu­ local agents are meeting the cut rates.
matic
pains.
He
now
takes
especial
pleasure
is dead. He was a brother-in-law of Judge Schools, she has a national reputation. time is on the boards and further and
Ten
sacks
of
mail
matter
for
the
Brit
­
Prim.
fuller particulars will be given out later in praising Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and ish war vessels Royal Arthur and Wild
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Admission free to all.
always keeps a bottle of it in the house.
on.
________________
Mrs. B. S. Barclay of Talent is entertain­
For sale by E. A. S herwin .
Swan
are
stored
at
the
Monterey
(Cal.)
In
the matter of the estate of Martha
The Reunion in September.
ing Mrs. Crarv and Mrs. Hogg of Ashland,
No 4th of July in Ashland.
postoffice
awaiting
the
arrival
of
the
Wells,
deceased.
this week
District Commander Abe Axtell of
Medford Items
The proposed 4th ot July celebration
cruisers.
Notice is herebv given that the under­
Grants
Pass,
Senior
Vice
Commander
this
B.
B.
Griffiths
of
Henley
was
here
Martin 1>. Childers, ex-sheriff of Klam­
in Ashland has fallen through with. The
has been duly appointed by the
The first car of green deciduous fruit signed
1
ath countv, and well-known in Jackson G. C. Noble ot Medford, Past Com mander old soldiers did not want to hold their week.
Countv Court of Jackeon county, Oregon,
county, where he was raised, died at Salem F. M. Stewart of Phoenix, District Ad­ reunion until September and the citizens
A. 8. Hammond went to Klamath county to leave California for the season of 1895 sitting in prohate, administrator of the
last week.
jutant J. R. Casey and other old soldiers did not want to have a celebration to be Wednesday.
was shipped from Vacaville on May 9 1 estate of Martha Wells, deceased.
and
sent to Chicago. It contained 1,750
The Yreka R. R. Co. shows a balance of met in Ashland Saturday and started , followed so soon after by the Chautauqua
Grant Eggers, the Ashland barber, is pay­
All persons having claims against the
$690.14 earnings over expenses for the year going the preliminary arrangments for and then the reunion, making too much ing his folks a visit.
boxes of cherries.
estate are required to present them to the
the soldiers reunion in Ashland in Sep­ festivity so close together, and were con­
just ended.
An attempt to reduce the salary of undersigned at Ashland,Oregon, properly
Gen. T. G. Realties went o California
tent with the Chautauqua and Re-Union. Tuesday on a short trip.
District Attomev II. L. Ben«on went to tember.
the grand secretary of the Ancient Or­ vertified as bv law required, within six
Lakeview yesterday where circuit court
Central Point Items.
Wm. Ulrich was in Portland last week on der of Foresters was defeated at San months from date hereof.
opens Monday.
All persons interested in the success of the
WM. F. SONGER.
Jose. The salary was fixed at $2,100
Mrs Cooksey is visiting her son in Sams i Chautauqua Assembly and in keeping the business with two carloads of meat.
T. F. Chapman, the Gold Hill mining valley.
Administrator of the estate of Martha
grounds
in
good
condition,
are
invited
to
per
annum.
E. L. Bashford was over in Siskiyou
man. went to Oakland, Cal., Monday to
Wells, deceased.
at the Chautauqua grove. Wednesday. county this week working up the beer busi
visit his family.
Health is good except the whooping cough I meet
Changes have been made in the fac­ Dated May 13, 1895.
May
22d,
at
8
o
’
clock
a.
m.,
for
the
purpose
ness.
among
the
children.
ulty of the University of the Pacific at
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Patterson were at
of a ‘‘general clean-up.” Please bnng a
Mrs. Geo. Hershberger, who is very sick rake, shovel or hoe. This is strictly a “free
Miss Clara Hurst has gone to Ashland to San Jose. M. S. Cross, professor of
Jacksonville Saturday visiting Sheriff Pat­
with Brights disease, is no better.
terson and family.
will offering” as the assembly has no funds take charge of the Hotel Oregon dining Greek and Latin, has been appointed
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
that purpose. Many of the Ashland room.
Mr. Henderson of Washington gave two for
J. B. Hutch has gone to Josephine county
dean of the college.
have signified their intention to serve
Fred. T. Fradenburg, the enterprising
In the matter of the estate of Giles
and Mrs. P. H. Donoghue is now running lectures in this place lately on spiritualism. a ladies
picnic dinner to the laborers. We hope landlord
Miss Maude Moore, an estimable Wells, Sr., deceased.
of
Hotel
Oregon,
was
in
this
He will lecture on socialism Saturday eve­ that
the Arlington hotel.
all
will
be
interested
in
this
matterand
section Monday.
young lady of Santa Clara, Cal., aged Notice is hereby given that the under­
turn out and help.
Conductor Geo. Lvnde and wife left Tues­ ning at citv hall.
1
has been duly appointed by the
W. M. Holmes has bought a block of town
Jacksonville is figuring on a city water 20 years, has eloped with Jose Ramon signed
day for Oakland. Cal to attend the funeral
works system and the trustees have engi­ Arguello, a dissipated man of middle county
court of Jackson couutv, Oregon, The Well Known and
of Mr. Lynde’s mother.
lots in western part of Central Point and
Mr. Hibbard Found Dead
1
neer W. E. Coul figuring on the costs and age who was divorced from his wife sitting
erect a residence thereon immediately
in probate, administrator of the
1
Jacksonville,
May
13.—
Mr.
Hibbard,
Dr. F. H. Gwvnne, Synodical Missionary will
Always Popular
will preach in the Presbyterian church next l>esides making other improvements.
75 years of age, who came here from plans.
nine years ago. Arguello has a daugh­ estate of Giles Wells, Sr., deceased.
All persons having claims against the Hotel of Ashland
Rev. 8. B. Chastain has handed in his Portland five or six years ago, for his
Sabbath morning and evening.
Geo. Parker and Fred McCulloch were ter at Los Angeles who is as old as the
as pastor of the Baptist church health, and has been residing on Little seeing the Ashland bloods Sunday and
estate are required to present them, duly
Ira Wakefield paid the R ecord office a resignation
this place, and will make an extended Applegate, 19 miles from Jacksonville, escorted Sibley and Warner down from the girl with whom he eloped.
verified as by law required, to the under­
plea«ant visit Tuesday. He is convalescing of
visit soon to his birth-place in Tennesse and
Granite
city.
signed
at Ashland, Oregon, within six
front a siege with kidney troubles.
left the house of J. F Garrison yesterday,
The Presbyterian general assembly 1
the south.
months after date hereof.
Jacob
Neathamer
reports
that
he
lost
where
he
has
been
living
for
the
past
will
convene
at
Pittsburg
this
week.
E. J. Farlow went to Bailey Hill yester­ The town trustees of Central Point have
Wm. F. SONGER.
three years, on an errand, and failed to $7200 instead of $5600. as reported, by some
day to meet Mrs. Farlow and son who ar­ granted
Simon Jacobs, city treasurer of Butte,
a franchise for electric lights and a return. Search was instituted for him one who discovered the biding place of his
Administrator of the estate of Giles
rived on the.evening train front Red Bluff". water system
for 25 years to W. E. Coul,
money. Mr. Neathamer has a clue to the Mont., committed suicide recently. He Wells, Sr.
iS.
& O'
Curt Purkevpile and family, of Lane provided he does $2000 worth ot work there­ to-day, and he was found dead only a thief. He is having considerable trouble Was short in his accounts.
Dated
May
13,
1896.
short
distance
from
the
house.
He
had
county, are visiting the old home at Central on in the next 18 months.
and is advertising his wife, having left his
The commission appointed some time
Point. Curt is the railroad agent at Spring­
The People's party last club meeting elect­ apparently fallen over and died without bed and board, be will no longer be respon­
The subsidy of $500,000 to be given by
field.
ago by President Cleveland to examine the people of Seattle to the Seattle and
ed the following officers: President, L. C. a struggle. The remains had not been sible for her debts.
molested
in
any
way,
and
no
inquest
is
the plans and route of the Nicaragua Lake Washington Waterway company,
Capt W. F. Songer was at the countv Rodenberger; vice president, A. M. Ford;
Populist Club Meeting.
seat last week on business concerning the secretary, A. S. Jacobs; treasurer, H. H. thought to be necessary. He is supposed
canal has left Mobile, Ala., for Grey­ which is to fill in the tide flats and ex­
There will be a special meeting of the town.
e’tate’s of Giles Wells, Sr., and Martha Clark; marshal, W. A. Mann. The club to have died from heart disease. The de­
is in flourishing condition.
Rates
Wells.
$1.00 and
ceased had many friends in East Port­ Ashland People’s party club at the old
cavate a ship canal from Lake Wash­ Substantial Brick Building.
C. W. Ward has been convicted at ington to Puget Sound, has been com­ Centrally Located.
$1.50
Per Day.
Jerry Kinney and Geo. Hershberger were land, who will be pained to hear of his club room at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, May
Arthur Johnson, the butcher, is in San
Stockton of bribery and sentenced to 10 pleted and work will begin according
Francisco this week. He will move his arrested Sunday on a warrant from Grants sudden death. Inquiries concerning 21st, to elect a county committeeman.
All populists are respectfully invited to years' imprisonment. Ward was super­ to contract on May 23.
family to Los Angeles to reside in a few Pass charging them with larceny. They him, directed to Philip Gleave, Jackson­
have returned from the Pass, the prelimi­ ville, will receive attention.
weeks.
attend.
intendent of the county hospital and
nary examination having been continued
The Umatilla Indian Chiefs Peo and
E. E. D eming , Secretary
secured the adoption of plans for the Young Chief have returned to Pendle­
Mis» F.ffie Terrill, one of Jackson county’s to get witnesses. There is probably some
Mrs.
T.
8.
Hawkins,
Chattanooga.
Tenn,
'ONLY WHITE HELI* EMPLOYED.
enterprising teaebers, left yesterday for other motive back of the accusation, and ays,‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved mv life. I
new hospital by bribery.
Circuit Court.
ton, Or., from Washington, where they
Klamath county to teach the Tule lake the case is not expected to stick.
consider it the best remedy for a debilitated
Andy Patton, a plumber at Tacoma,
J.fo. Gotcher vs. R. Benedict; to fore­
school.
•
system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, , close lien. Demurrer sustained and plain­ while working in the cellar to a drug interviewed Secretary Hoke Smith and
Sibley
and
Warner.
Indian Commissioner Brown. Accord­
Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 1 tiff given 30 days to file amended com­
Mrs. B. J. Baker and three children were
store probably drank an arsenic solu­ ing to the report of the chiefs, the sec­
in Ashland Monday. Mrs. R. is the wife of
plaint.
Ex-Congressman Joseph C. Sibley and 75 cents. Sold by E. A. Sherwin.
one of the late publishers of the Lakeview Gen. A. J. Warner, ttie distinguished I
Wm. Ulrich vs. N. A. Jacobs and J. L tion, thinking it was whisky. He was retary promised to pay them the $200,-
Mining News.
Rustler.
Wooldridge; injunction. Motion for same found unconscious near the drug store. 000 due from the sale of lands in cash,
free coinage men, were on Bunday’s [
Mrs. W. J. Plvmale. John Boyer. K. north train. M. F. Eggleston, president | r. C. Howard, a Colorado miner, is pros­ overruled-
Martin Thrush was murdered at Ash­ instead of building houses for them.
Sterling Mining Co. vs. Philip Gleave and
Kubli and wifeand W. I. Vawterare attend­ of ttie Ashland Bi-Metallie league, went j pecting the Willow springs and adjoining
Fickle appetite, tired feeling, stomach
Ellen Hards; equity.Temporary injunction land, Wis., and the murderer served
An Indian, while Ashing off the coast
ing the Odd Fellows convention in Salem over the mountain to meet them. Sibley ; districts.
on
the
coroner
’
s
jury
at
the
inquest.
Cas
dissolved.
this week.
of Mendocino county, near Fort Bragg,
sickness and weakness can be
is smooth in manner and wears a good : Sam. Carlisle and Ed. Brooks of Talent
F. V. Medynski vs. P. B. Theiss and G.
W. E. Jacobs, accompanied bv »'red Bur­ natured smile during conversation. He are prospecting for a quartz ledge in the W. Bashford. Defendant given time to file Emmet and Thrush's widow have been found a pearl that is likely to prove
arrested. It was first supposed Thrush very valuable, It is a large “pink
promptly remedied by using
ns», left this week via the Wa’do road and speaks in an easy drawl and out of one , Sampson creek section.
amended answer.
Crescent city for a trip through Humboldt corner of his mouth. There is lots of j Jack Garvin and son and Frank Robinson
Pelton & Neil vs. Chas. H. Hosley et al.; committed suicide,
pearl,” perfectly oval in shape and
county. Cal.
to foreclose mortgage. Judgment tor$1460.-
Jabez Balfour, ex-member of parlia­ weighs a little over 10 carats. This is
magnetism about the man and he makes ' left Talent today with four pack horses 67
and
decree
granted.
Jacob Kahn was here last week buying warin personal friends. Gen. Warner loaded with grub, for Big Applegate on a
ment, who swindled the poor of Eng­ no doubt the largest pearl ever found on
hides. He came in from Ft. Klamath. J. looks 7 feet tall, is of a very large, raw- prospecting tour for big gold.
land
out of millions of dollars in con­ the Pacific Coast. It is now in posses­
James
J,
Corbet
gave
soipe
pretty
good
C. Friendly was also in Jackson county on boned frame. He is of a very active and
J. N. Williams, the expert representing advice to the boys of the Olympia Club, nection with the Liberator Building so­
sion of John Smith, a prominent citizen
hide business.
energetic temperament and of serious dis­ Capt Jas Carroll of Alaska and San Fran­ when he wqs in Bart Francisco la»t. He
Al»e Axtell, district commander of the position. Tney both did lots of talking cisco has experted the Cameron & Ennis told them that the best way to get strong ciety, has been extradited from Argen­ of Fort Bragg, who prizes it highly.
Old Soldiers and Sailors Reunion, was in and handshaking with the large crowd mines at Waldo. Josephine county, and was to avoid all exoesses In youth, so that tine and is now in prison in London,
Mrs. Sarsman, the wife of a Douglas
bonded them for 30 days. If sold they will they should arrive at manhood lusty and awaiting trial.
A-hlsnd Saturday and made the R ecord
county
(Ney.l farmer, was murdered re­
at the depot and the train bell rang just bring $30,000.
office a pleasant cal).
healthy. Manv men who have been guilty
It strengthens and builds up the enfeebled system, creates
The supreme court of Louisiana has cently and the house set on fire in the
as Warner had worked into almost a big
of
excesses
and
over-indulgencies,
and
have
A.
E.
Buttner,
auditor
of
the
O.
&
C.
People with hair that is continually fall­ speech on the measuring value of money.
reversed
the
decision
of
a
New
Orleans
absence of her husband. The latter re­
used the Celebrated Medicine “CUPI-
a good appetite and promotes digestion, clears the complexion and
ing out, or those that are bald, caft stop the
Senator Cwllum of Illinois was on the Mining Co. left Monday for Portland, ■DENE” lived to give testimony of its won­ judge which was favorable to prize turned to his home, which is six miles
falling, and get a good growth of hair by
Salt
Lake
and
Denver,
having
been
derful stimulating and curative powers. fighting. The supreme oourt deoides north of Genoa, and found the dwelling
same train in a private car. He wasn’t
restores the body to perfect health.
using Hall's Hair Renew er.
so fresh. In fact he kept shy of meeting called to the latter city to interview some •‘CUPIDENE” will check all the waste tis­ that the recent boxing exhibitions in on fire. He extinguished the fiames and
Major Quincy A. Brooks formerly of this anyone that might mention the silver mining men who are figuring on the pur­ sue of the body. In fact, it stops all losses.
Sold by all Druggists at $1.00 per bottle.
county is an enthusiastic free silver advo­
chase of the O. & C. mine.
“CUPIDENE" is a powerful, harmless, $ew Orleans were grize fights and such discovered the body of his wife under a
cate and is organizing Bi-M»ta!ic leagues at question. He is one of those interna­
vegetable Compound. It is as sure to are prohibited by law.
bed. She had been killed with a hatchet. !
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
tional straddlebugs whose position once
The sale of the Kubli mine on Galls strengthen the generative organs as it is to
Port Townsend and on the Sound.
It
is
suspected
to
have
been
the
work
of
The
citizens
of
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
are
defined
cannot
stand
anv
interrogations.
creek
to
a
San
Francisco
syndicate
was
rebuild and regenerate yoq. Trial package
Karl’s Clover Root, the great Blood puri­
fier gives freshness and clearness to the Gen. Applegate, Judge Howell and Robt. not consumated laft week as reported. $1.00; 6 packages $5.00. For sale by E. A. amused at the polngs of the new board a tramp. No robbery was committed,
of police commissioners of that place. so far as known.
Complexion and cures Constipation. 25 cts., Taylor, however, succeeded in catching Other members from San Francisco are SUEBWIJi.________________
the old foxey straddler back of the train expected up from the city this week,
51) cts. and $1. Sold bv E. A. Sherwin.
The board was appointed by Governor
Charles McCallum, who lives in th»
Ileal Estate.
held him up against the car. The when it is expected the deal will be
Marv Jane Sutton to Mary E. Walswortb Stone against the opposition of the Bachelor valley, Mendocino county, has
Dr. Hatch, a prominent San Francisco and
—lot No. 1, blk 28, Ashland; $500.
physician and an old friend of Harry .Ten­ General and Judge started in on him, made.
newspapers. So far the board has ap­ brought news to Ukiah of the serious
Susie Allen to Sara R Fox—U acre in pointed as police officers a museum wounding of Eddie Briggs, an 8-year-
ders. the mining man of Wagner creek, ar­ while Robert acted as bottle holder in
Wm.
Patterson
came
over
from
Patter
­
rived Tuesday to take a look at the mines. case of a fainting spell. Senator Collum son Bros. & Payne’s placers on Beaver Ashland; $1.
Albion C Squires to Jacob A Lyon—20 freak, an ex-candidate for congress and old boy who lives with his parents on
Judge AV. H. Reid, the Tacoma citizen remained on the fence during the whole creek, with a lot of gold dust. They acres
an Irishman with a cork leg.
tbe south fork of Eel river, near the
in tp 37 s, r 1 w.
conversation
and
only
partially
commit
­
who is heavily interested with C. O. White
have been working about a month and
Colusa county line. His injuries were
in the Tolo mining Co, returned home Mon­ ted himself on the state of the weather.
The
Florida
senate
has
passed
the
bill
realized $1000 in coarse gold and nuggets
caused by an attack of an immense bald
day after being at the mine several weeks.
prohibiting
prizefighting
and
glove
con
­
DORN,
without a clemup and with a run before
Three Wants,
eagle and resulted in the boy's loss of
tests
in
that
state,
giving
sheriffs
power
Julius Fitten, the well-known jockey, was
them tuat will last till December. They
‘•Reason’s whole pleasure, all the
the left eye and serious injury to the
struck by an unruly race horse and thrown
to
arrest
offenders
without
warrants,
COMPTON.
—
Near
Brownsborough,
May
are
opustingon
a
back
channel
struck
joys of sense,
violentlj* to the ground, at the Yreka track
right.
8,
1895,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Compton,
making
all
participants
alike
liable,
the
last
fall,
and
will
make
a
barrel
of
money
Live in three words, health, peace,
Friday, rendering him unconscious for a
twins, a boy and a girl, weight six and a offense being deemed a felony punish­
this reason.
and competence.”
The New York Times recently stated
time.
half and five and a half pounds, respect­
So says the poet. Competence counts for
And we have just received this week Five Cases
able
by
a
fine
of
$2,500
to
$5,000
and
im
­
that
there was a deal with Governor
ively.
Songer
&
Dame
have
completed
the
Matt. Fairchild, son of Hon. John A. little when one is sick, and peace Is disturb­
prisonment
of
not
more
than
five
years,
McGraw
of
Washington
whereby,
in
Fairchild, who was killed last winter in ed when health is upset, so that the poet fixing up of 'beir machinery and appa­
of Magnificent Lines of
Nevada county by a land slide, was reburied rightly places health first To have good ratus for working the McConnell & HOTELOREGON or both fine and imprisonment, at the consideration of the $1,000,600 capitul
ct Yreka Tuesday, the funeral being largely health you must have pure blood. From Quinne river claims in the Klamath,
discretion of the court.
building contract going to friends of
F. T. Fradenburgb, Prop.
attended.
the blood the system receives all its material near mouth of Humbug creek, and are
his,
he made the Security and Trust
At
3
of
the
trustees
of
Co
­
T hursday —
growth and repair. The best blood pun­ now crowding operations day and night
C A Hermann, ••
Shiloh s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It of
company’s bank of New York the fiscal
lumbia
college
recently
President
Seth
tier
is
Dr.
Pierce's
Golden
Medical
Discov
­
Joe
M
Lewis.
8
F
W
N
Luckey,
City
cures Incipient Consumption. It is the
which is world-famed and sold every­ without any intermission, by employing C W Stratton, Port G W Smith." ■ “
how formally offered to assume person­ agent of the state of Washington Mc­
best Cough cure. Only one cent a dose. ery,
where.
is a sovereign remedy for all a large number of bands for day and R M Donahue, “
«
ws
r»
ally the cost of erecting the new library Graw denies there was a deal and says
25 cents.. 50 cts. and $1. Sold by E. A. diseases It due
to impoverished or impure night shifts. The engine used for the R Pjestoti, Ore City
S herwin .
building, the estimated cost of which is he favored the Security and Trust bank
blood, as consumption, bronchitis, weak derricks and pumps, is of 25-horse power, W N Lucke;/, City W 8 Wade, “
$1,000,000.
President Low said he de­ because it has invested in Washington
ung<.
scrofula,
o
d
sores,
skin
diseases;
and
Edwin Scott, business manager of the
and lifts a steady stream of GO inches for G W Smith.
W F Bangasser, S F
Portland Daily Sun. was on Monday’s train kindred ailments.
sired the building to be a memorial to warrants.
the sluices, in addition |o working the A D Kenyon, Duns H Pinkston. Sisson
T H Benton. S F
for San Francisco on a 10 days business
Phil Kelly, Palouse
his father, the late Apsel Abbott Low,
The ttrand Court of Foresters at San
Delicate diseases of either sex, however sipage pump for keeping the claim dry Jas Quirk, Berkley A Dequits, 8 F
trip. Mrs. Scott went to San Francisco on
and
also
operating
the
electric
light
plant
whom President Low described as “a Jose decided to allow no court to initi­
induced,
promptly,
thoroughly
and
per-
FL Southwick. Mayfi M onday —
the steamer.
maneiitly cured Send 10 cents in stamps 1 illuminating the claim at night.........
G Bunch, City
merchant who taught his son the. value ate a member for a less fee than the
H L McClane,
Mustering Officer Manon Stewart of for large illustrated treatise, sent securely Austin & Co., of the Greenhorn blue R
Ballard, 8 F
Braden mine of the things for which Columbia col­ minimum fee allowed by the grand su­
Phoenix, assisted bv members of Burnside -ealed in plain envelope. Address, World’s gravel mine near Yreka, find the pay J A H W Bellinger.
II G Brockman, 8 F lege stands.” TrusLee William ftcher- preme court. No member will be al-1
and Chester A. Arthur Posts, will institute Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main improving and the gold coarser as the G W Bashford, Med
Port F A Kinney, Port
a new G. A. R. Post at Central Point on Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
merhom announced that lie would be lowed a benefit for more than 26 con­
“
Jay Gould,
“
tunneling extends westward, or up the C W Haines,
Saturday of this week.
McKnight
“
.
rjaponofble for the erection of a natural secutive weeks. It was decided that no
G
W
Smith,
City
creek. The average yield is about $1,000
County Commissioners Court.
King, (of the) Candy W N Luckey, “
Dr. J. Guv Lewis, a well-known mining
court shall allow a funeral beuefit, if al-,
science building to cost $300,000.
a
week,
but
the
prospects,
with
the
good
Prices from $4.00 to $18.00 per suit, and
Pull Isles.
man. died at his home at Sparta, Or., last May term. |
R Foley,'8 F
lowed at all, for less than $5,0 UOK more
supply of water at present, give assur­ S B Gardner, Bandn John
:
The
University
of
California
athletic
night, after a brief illness, of erysipelas.
It was ordered that Rhoda Miller and ance of still better pay.—Yreka Journal. ET Piercej 8 F ' O Wood Kerry, S F team which went East to compete with than $75. A resolution, was adopted, to
w Al
^ie.y are
^ie mosfc beautiful patterns
Dr. Lewis was supeintendent of Oregon’s Mr*. R. 8. Morgan be allowed assistance to
H O I’arrott, R B
C J Büvlö. ’ “
exhibit at the World’s Fair.
the end that there, shall be no religion?
Joe Leoy, S F
other
colleges
in
field
contests
defeated
A?
V
“
we
have
ever
been
able to otter to the trade
the amount of $5 and $6 a month respect­
Butte Creek News.
J H Pinkston, RB F Aplin, Redding
ceremony of any kind when an offi«»<r j8
Princeton
by
a
score
of
G1
to
50.
Prince
­
Capt. A. D. Helman left Sunday for the ively.
F
riday
—
C C Gamble, “
-00'$-^ during our long experience in the cloth-
Mrs. A. J. Florey is quite sick. Dr. Stan­ G J Hume, N Y
Application of M. N. Long for rebate on
Odd Fellows state convention in session at
ton lia«l a good advantage in that there installed or constituted.
T uesday —
field is in attendance.
Salem this week. Miss Minnie Rockfellow taxes paid by II. L. Sayles was denied.
ing business in Ashland.
The
two
men
who
roblx
j
the
Clear
O C Riches. Port
W C Bevington, Duns 1 were 25 men in tlieij toaui against 11 of
Petition of M. A. Houston and others for
accompanied hint to »¡»end some time visit­
Mrs,
Rolson
of
Jacksonville
has
been
visit
­
W
N
Luckey,
“
A
J
Paul,
Port
Lake
stage
near
Napa,
Ca
l.,
last
week
i
the
Califpym^nti.
Tue.
Princeton
beys
ing Portland, Salem and The Dalles for her a road in Table Rock precinct, as also that ing Eagle Point friends.
L J Myers, 8 F
E G Sprawl, Tacoma 1 treated the University of California were run down bv 'u posse. The officers
of E. N. Williams for a road in Gold Hill
health.
Mrs. Minnie Dcuvaul has returned from N M Singleton, Port J M Shelby, Port
precinct, were denied.
I athletes ip royal fashion, Th6 visitors iq
Sse were Under Sheriff Brown­
J H Boyd. 8 F
R M Uouabue.’V
Sheriff A. A. Fitch and Marshal Tiffany
John llavs was allowed $10 for transpor­ Medford to remain awhile.
F A Kelton, “
were cheered first
U^t iw Ova Thr*-
W. N Luckey', City
lee District Attorney Boll, J. N. True
came up fr m Salem Sundav and left in the tation of bis child front deaf mute school.
Mrs. G. W. Apger is in a very critical E O Pgrrott. R B
rt W.Sitntb,
“
afternoon by t am for K'amath Falls.
The resnjt
- *J’ and J. Williams of Napa. When the
In the matter of the road in Jackson creek
Our fine tailor made clay worsteds
A 8 Ward, Nàpa'
Sóuthwí L £ S 1 F
F L Southwick,
They saw Ex-Treasurer W. E. llowe in the district petitioned for by T. J. Kenney and condition with cancer of the stomach.
officers
cams
upon
the
bandits
a
lively
to
tliH
**
a
surprise
A
J
MtìPbee.Bt
Papi
EC
Murray,
’
“
penitentiary and report him as fat a* a others. R. 8. Dunlap. Jas. Elliott and G.
Mr. Laggart, who has been living on
at $12.00, $15.00 and $18.00 will more
SÀTCRDAY—
A p Xenyqii, Hu
.
ms is the first sea battle took place and both highwaymen
bear aud apparently enjoying life. The M. Love appointed viewers and R. W. Ken­ Rogne river, near Flounce rock, has moved
i m - mi a't-v'-"
L
L
Gilbert.
City
to Talent;
■
.
officialsand prisoners like Howe first-rate. nedy surveyor. ■
..ornia team has competed in were shot, one fatally. The bandits are than please you when you take a look at
Harry Rees, Warreu
The road in Jacksonville precinct prayed
me intercollegiate games. Next Satur­ •‘Buck” English and Breckinridge, Iwth them. They fit fully as well as any suit
ljo you know, if you want to go East and
tr ~
-j
Mrs. A. M. Thopias, who has taken up a W M M p I r Ä
—vAY
desire a Pullman Touri-t Sleeper, that you for ■ by D. B. Soliss and othere was es­ homestead in Klamath countv, is visiting fid Suiomon
day the Berkeley boys will meet the notorious criminals v.’lio have served you can get made at a great deal higher
, . rteid, 8 F
Eagle I’oiqt.
n
’’
"
will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless tablished.
University of Pennsylvania athletes. terms in tbe Oregon and California
M. Perry,road supervisor, was ordered to
J 8 Danner, 8 F
you take the Northern Pacific? Remember
price and are just as well cut, all the very
J.
14.
Layman
is
over
fr
eui
jv»-
,. oniith, City
Walter Jackson. Port Another victory for the Californians is penitentiaries.___ _ ______
that the Northern Pacific is the only line open road between lands of John 8isemcre a visit to i}ia PhUd-tm. “
C A Piper, Port
OU Riches,
looked
for.
,
running Palman Tourist Sleepers through and Pelton Bros., lead ng toward Gold Hill. prosperous in hi-•
■cegama
on
1 atest.-<^^wn^
Did You Ever
reporU times A P Bradbury. “
....
8, Patterson, ta^-u lleator, made his re­
W
N _____
Luckey, city
to the ea«t without delay. Time and money
E H Knapp, Cinci’nt G W Smith,"
“A friend in need is a friend in deed.” Trv Electric Bitters as a remedy for your
section.
saved by ths route. For full information, port of co lections of 'axes forlsfM, showing
W A Hemphill. 8 F .’ ” Pinkston,
‘
R B
If not. get a I k »tle now and get
time cards.maps, etc., call on or address, $79,548 01 as collected and p » m —
.u. simón, t
Linkswiler, L. L. Jas Mvers, Gridley J M 11 Posner,
A friend advised me to use Ely s Cream troubles?
T. . ‘ , L. -. JJnkswiler
$22,472.50asstii'- vver and
8 F
relief This medicine has been found to be
Robert Leotard, Agent, Ashland, Or.
... .
ecled.
Our reason for being able to offer clothing at the prices
Balm
and
after
using
it
six
weeks
I
believe
■?>ailey were in Jack- A F Zipf, 8 F
A Harris,
“
peculiarlv adapted to the relief and cure of
A. J. Wais, an old time character and Masterson wfr/’»15" -W‘ >1Jean and J* w sonville last Wednesday.
myself cured of catarrh. It is a most valu­ all Female Complaints, exerting a wonder
T R Wilson.”
CJ
Boyle,
“
pioneer, wa: arrested for insanity on coni- W. Kennedy
able remedy.—Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand iul direct influence in giving strength and we do, is simply the fact that we do not sell one dollar’s
viewers
R
Charley W lkenson. who lives on the Plv- Jas Hendricks, N Y Jas I»h, Berkely
p'aint of tberoad sttperviser of Evans creek petitioned 10c by J
Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y.
H
J
Charles,Hankstn
F
A
Kelton.
8
F
pirHhe prnPose', r°ad hl,rhoplLC?’ r®tu™ed ffroin
to the organs. !f vou have Loss of worth on time, and you only have to pay for what* you buy
1‘ut‘e, where
and broughtto Jacksonville, where be was r
Mv son was afflicted with catarrh. I in­ tone
oy j. g . Lirdsey and others.
S unday —
[Sam Isralskv, “
Appetite,Uoii’tipation, Headache. Fainting
he
has
been
looking
after
his
stock
interest.
given an examination by Judge Neil Mon­
duced him to try El/’s Cream Balm aud Spells, or are Nervous Sleepless. Excitable, yourself, and not the bad debts contraeteti by other parties.
1 M J Davis, Port
E Hobart,
Mrs. J E. Stickle who has been troubled I A W Gnsey, Salem Ed Coyie,
day and was pronounced sane and not a
the disagreeable catarrhal smell all left him. Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy Spells,
T''p"nrY'^raT7*rh.r.
fit subject fo the asylum. Walls is pro­
uJ^1\anSC!iS'i on.°.“e ot her e.'’es. had it ; F D McCullough, Slle !
Soda Springs He appears as well as any one.—J • C. Olm­ Electric Bitters is the tnodicino you need.
YOUTIRS TZEÒTTLY,
er
to?'tw
nty
yearf
y
i7d
d
“
’
®
l>een
i
a
teach
"
nounced no cazier than he ever was by al!
well.ed a Urd lv" Slie ia Seeing along very Geo 8 Parker, Medfd
stead, Arcola, Ill.
Health and Strength are guaranteed bv its
,hal ‘¡'ne
Price
of
Cream
Balm
is
fiitv
cents.
who saw h inlt Jacksonville. He has been have ha /neated . I
! Wm Connor, Port
use. Large bottle» only fifty cents at E. A.
having a siegaof la gr ppe.
Now I ni entirely
f-om ?1Ieadncflle-
Dav:a and Mike Mayfield, of the
Vaupel, Norris <fc Drake have received an S herwin ’ s Drug Store.
The R ecord does all kinds of job printing,
Goto J. P.O, '
Ue at^h ’lfrVa,tIherin»a«d branding cat-1 having the best type and machinery of any exceptionally fine line of spring and sum­
Howell s $9 boots or shoes are guaranteed
tie at th D. P. Mathews place. Thev will! office in southern Oregon. The very best mer clothing and gents furnishing goods
J inw W
hundred bead that" they | of city work at the lowest prices. All or- for thjs season's trade and the general turn- to give satisfaction and last a year. Oppo­
1
site X. 0. 0. F, block.
bl» down of prices for
goods.
dwt by mall attended to promptly.
I
VALLEY RECORD.
MARSH & SMITH
SHERW/N^^
S
Lowest Market Price
<fe=-Sherwin
TRY SHERWIN.
POKEGAMA
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE
ARE IN THE RING
150 Choice
A
tliiiu Jobber’s Prices.
STRAWS,
FELTS
AND
WOOLS.
Call and Examine
Our Knock Down Prices.
HOUSE
SHLAND
IN
NSW
HANDS
AND
UNDSR
'N-MANAGeMENT.
New
~>.J. R. TOZER, PROP’R
Dr. J. H. McLean’s
Strengthening Cordial
Blood Purifier.
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SPRING AND
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