Program S. O. Chautauqua Assembly.
Medford Items
Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins,Chattanooga, Tenn.,
For An Elk and Antelope Hunt.
If You Go Farther You Will Fare Worse.
says,
“Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved mv life. I
V.
L.
Holt
is
home
from
Drain
state
nor»
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
10.
!
Crit
Tolman
and
John
B.
Griffin
who
consider
it
the
best
remedy
for
a
debilitated
Twelve Juror« Agree That. Frank
went to Dead Indian with their dogs last mal school.
Sunday School Rally, Music and short Ad­ system 1 ever used.” For Dyspepsia,
D. Swingle is Innocent of Murder week for a bear hunt, did not chase
dresses Formation of Classes in Art, I Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price
Carll Narragan is home from the state
Music, W. C. T, U. Methods and Bible 75 cents. Sold by E. A. Sherwin.
ASHLAND. O r . ..T hursday . June 27,1895 ‘ in the Killing of Arthur Langell. bruin. After getting there Arthur Hunt university to spend his vacation.
Normal Work.
The second trial of Frank D. Swingle, had kilied one in such poor condition
The Bricklayers’ union of San Fran­
■■
'
-------- ' indicted for murder in lhe first degree in that the hide was no good and they went I Mr. Pendleton of Shasta county is visit- 7:45 p. in. Prelude.
ing his brother, J. C. Pendleion of 1 Sams 8 p.m. Lecture, “Every Inch a Man.” cisco has decided to work only for mas­
the killing of Arthur Langell in Langell to Fish lake where they caught some valley.
PERSONAL ANI» SOCIAL.
Charles Edward Locke,’ D. D., Portland. ter masons in the future.
valley Sept. 7th last occupied the atten- monstrous trout, returning yesterday.
W. H. Parker and Ed. Worman are at
4-++-Í-
THURSDAY. JULY 11.
ELLS Everything FIRST-CLASS in
The famous Hildebrand library of
,
tion
of
the
Klamath
county
circuit
court
Tolman,
Griffin
and
Alex.
Ireland,
Mrs. Ayers is in Portland.
Colestein. A lot of others will be there 10:30 a, m. Spelling match for all ages be­
DRUGS and at Reasonable Rates.
Germany
which
was
purchased
by
Stan
­
M. F. Wright and wife have returned to from last Thursday to Tuesday of this with seven dogs, leave July 1st for Dia­ this week.
tween 1 and 15 inclusive; (two prizes.) ford university lias arrived at Palo Alto.
I
week,
Judge
Hanna
presiding.
The
mond
Peak,
20
miles
beyond
Crater
lake,
Alaska.
L. McClellan of Portland is putting in a 2:3C p. ni. Lecture, “The Greatest Think­
Avoid Cheap John Drug-Stores.
! jury were: Chas. Woodard,Robt. Welch, where they expect to spend a month
John J. Valentine, president of Wells-
ers of the World and Christianity.”
Miss Florence Kilgore returned from Ed. Ball, D. M. Whitney, J. L. Sparrton, killing elk and antelope, the meat of steam laundry plant in Medford which will
Charles
Edward
Locke,
Portland.
Fargo
express,
has
succeeded
George
Portland Saturday.
' T. F. Young, J. Renick, Ambrose Ixigue. which they will dry for market. Several be in charge of O. O. Smith.
7:45 p.m. Prelude
J. M. Etner came over from his Hungary j J. C. Cruickshank, Ira R. Hanson. Earle ' years ago there were thousands of ante­
J. K. Darnell and wife were again stricken 8 p. m. Lecture, “Oliver Cromwell,” Dr. W. Gibbs as head of the Y. M. C. A. at
San Francisco.
Sells Stationery Cheaper
creek placer mines Tuesday.
with a death in their house-hold Sunday,
F. W. Gunsaulus, Chicago.
Egert, E. C. Ball.
lope in that section.
than the Cheapest Man in
their infant son Ralph having died of bowel
An electric plant owned by a street
FRIDAY, JULY 12.
Miss May Tiffany went to Siskiyou Mon- [ The prosecution had the following wit-
this or any other town.
complaint.
A Special Sale.
railroad
company
at
Seattle
was
de
­
day to teach a summer school.
' nesses subpoenaed : Geo. S. Nickerson,
(Temperance Day.)
The Hargrove Sisters, milliners, are of­
D. T. Lawton returned Wednesday from lla.ro. Annual meeting and election of stroyed by fire a few nights ago, also 25
Thos. F. Fish arrived from Oakland, Cal., [ Ed. Campbell, Nat Langell, Marshal Orr, fering
tor
the
next
ten
days
at
greatly
re
­
officers.
cars. Loss, $200,000.
Tuesday to look after his property interests. H. G. Bussy, Wm. Crain,----- Mitchell, duced prices some fine Howers and frames. a business trip to Shasta and Scott valleys.
He reports fair crops in latter, but Shasta 2:45 p.m. Prelude.
J.
L.
Demmer,
David
Campbell,
Clarence
Captains Stone, Douglass and Short,
.
Call
and
see
them
at
their
millinery
head
­
Robt. Leonard Sunday ticketed H. M. I
valley is all dried up and no crops at all.
3 p. m. Temperance address.
Kelly home to Hutchinson, Kan., over the I Hogue, Miss Thurber, Mr. Shepard, Mr. quarters in Myer block on Main street.
pioneer
members of the San Francisco
7:45
p.m.
Prelude
8. V. Sheffner. representing Baker <fc
Piggott, G. W. Malone, Dr. J. A. Chas-
N.P
police
force,
have been retired from
8
p.
in.
Address.
“
The
Lady
or
the
Tiger
Hamilton
of
San
Francisco,
has
recovered
i tain, Wm. Chastain, Fred Campbell,
How to Locate a Claim.
—Which?” Mrs. N. W. Kinney, presi­ service on half pay.
from his sick spell and arrived Tuesday to
Mrs. Cardwell has moved to Roseburg to j I Wm. Duncan, J. F. Wisner, R. S. Sparks,
To make a quartz location after July take up the creamery proposition in this
dent of the Oregon State W. C. T. U.,
live with her son, W. W. Cardwell, and i i Thos. Sparks, Ben Hull, Mr. Wilkerson,
Walter Lambert, the defaulting po­
Astoria,
1, the prospector must sink a hole at ( valley in the way of inducing farmers to
family.
lice court clerk of Oakland, is on trial.
Miss Wilkerson, making 24 witnesses.
‘ least ten feet deep in solid formation, , organize and buy plants.
SATURDAY,
JULY
13.
Miss Ivory Carroll of Illinois is visiting
The defence subpoenaed the following:
His lawyers say he is insane and want
About 40 A. P. A.'s from Ashland, rep- 11a.m. “The Dominion of the Mind,” him sent to an asylum.
G. Y. Heaton and wife out in the Boulevard Frank Swingle, MrB. Frank Swingle, must have at least one defined wall and
must
stake
his
ground
so
that
the
stakes
Hon.
G.
M.
Irwin,
Supt.
of
Public
In
­
;
resenting
the
leading
and
influential
busi
­
district.
UAS MOVED FROM THE I. O. O. F.
Holly Swingle, David Vinson, Chas. can be found. The notice of location ness and professional men of the Granite
struction, Salem.
The Furniture Workers’ union of San
Express Messenger Jay Gould and bride Swingle, Mrs. Chas. Swingle, Jesse Mc­ must be placed conspicuously at the dis­ city, came down last Thursday night and 2 p. m. Prelude.
block into their elegant new quar­
went to San Fiancisco Tuesday to spend Fall, Perry Murphv, Alex. Stewart, Mr. covery shaft, where it can be seen—not , had a pow-wow with their Medford breth­ 2:15. Address, “Co-operation,” Thos. V. Francisco lias decided to allow none of
its
members
to
work
for
$1.50
a
day,
their vacation.
ters
neatly
and tastily fitted up in Atkin­
Cator,
Esq.,
San
Francisco.
Robinson, Silas Kilgore, Ed. Kilgore, on some stump of tree in the neighbor­ ren. Nearly all the well-known politicians
Prelude.
and the men employed by one firm will
Mrs. A. 8. Ward and two children are up James Morton, Dr. Hemenway, John hood. He is allowed ninety days to do of the two old parties seem to be high 7:45.
son block next door north of Postoffice, for
“The Bloom of the Nineteenth be called out.
from Alameda to spend a few weeks with 1 Wells, Q. N. Anderson, H. C. Anderson, this work. If he relocates an old pros- muccamucks in this growing order. The 8 p.m.
Century,
”
Prof.
Will
A.
Marlow.
boys
are
piling
over
each
other
to
get
a
he reception of their old patrons and
W. W. Kentnor and wife.
I Frank Farrar, Mrs. F. Farrar. Henry ' pect bole he is required to sink it ten
R. S. Carey, a stockman and rancher
comfortable seat on the band wagon.
SUNDAY, JULY 14.
I
Farrar,
R.
C.
Cowley,
H.
Hutchinson,
well
known
in
California,
committed
The W. C. T. U. of Ashland is preparing
I feet deeper than when he first found It,
friends and the publie generally.
Judge W. N. Luckey and M. F. Eggleston, 9:30 a. m. Mass Sunday school.
an oratorical contest to be given July 6th at J. W. Scott, Isaac Beckdoldt, W. C. and takes and records it the same as
suicide at Sacramento on account of ill
11
a.
in.
Sermon.
Rev.
C.
M.
Hill
Oakland,
president
of
the
Ashland
Bi-metallic
league
Copeland, Mrs. Mary Copeland, J. C. i though it was an original discovery. If
the Chautauqua building.
health. He had held many prominent They are stocked up with and are displaying the
Cal.
were down from Ashland Saturday eve­
Druggists say that their sales of Hood’s Bell, Mrs. S. L. Cooper, Wilson Henry, he runs a tunnel it must be at least ten ning and made some racey remarks on the 5 p. m. Young People’s ifieeting. Short positions of trust.
Sarsaparilla exceed those of all others. Dan Driscoll, Chas. Hoagland, Geo. W. feet long, so as to determine the fact that money question at the free silver meeting.
addresses and music.
Leonard Hanselman, cashier of the
Stephenson, Robt. Garrett, making 36 a vein supposed to carry the precious Chas. E. Walcott, editor of the Monitor, 8 p. in. Sermon, Rev. E. N. Condit, Presi­
There is no substitute for Hood’s.
Olympic
club of San Francisco, is a de­
witnesses
for
the
defence
and
60
wit-
J
reshest line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER
the
republican
organ,
was
elected
president
dent
Occidental
college,
Los
Angeles.
metals
lias
been
discovered.
—
The
Mining
Locomotive Fireman Henry Waggoner
faulter to the extent of over $1,200. The
of the Medford Bi-metallic League, D. H.
IES AND PROVISIONS in the City.
Review.
MONDAY, JtTLY 15.
and bride, nee Annie Donoghue, left Tues­ nesses in all.
Van Antwerp vice-president. G. W. White 11 a. m. Lecture, “The Coming Woman,” club directors will give him an opportu­
day to take up their home in Dunsmuir.
R. G. Smith opened the argument for '
secretary and treasurer, and G. W. White,
nity to make restitution.
Rev. C. M. Hill.
Thos. V. Cator.
Mr. Williams a young man doing well in state Monday at 2: 10 p. in. H. F. Mur- '
S. 8. Pentz and F. V. Medynski were ap­ 2:45
p. m. Prelude.
San Francisco, came up Tuesday to visit dock took up the defence at 4 o’clock p. I Thos. V. Cator’s addresses at the pointed to draft constitution and by-laws.
An oil tank car on the railroad track GIVE THEM A CALE
3 p. in. Lecture, “Woman’s Relation to at San Francisco took fire from engine
his relatives and friends in Jacksonville.
m. Tuesday morning at 7 o’clock Judge j Chautauqua tabernacle Saturday July 13,
Social Progress,” Hon. II. B. Miller,
Fine Place to Rent.
Webster commenced for the defence and '
sparks and 6,000 gallons of oil were con­
Eugene.
Deputy Sheriff Barnes spent Sunday Prof. Benson closed at noon with the at 2 o’clock in the evening will be on
The Saxeman property. 2}^ acres 7:45 p. m. Prelude.
“Co-operation.” There is no more im­
sumed. Steel rails on the track for a
with his family in Ashland and Sheriff Pat­
terson was up Monday on official business. prosecution’s argument. Atl:30p. m. portant problem interesting the produc-i choice fruit orchard. Good 7—room 8 p. ni. Lecture, “The Fool in Politics,” distance of 75 yards were twisted by the
Judge Hanna charged the jury and they ing classes and the subject will be most' house, Apply to FL E. Deming on
James Clement Ambrose. Esq., Evanston, heat.
The De Moss family are now in England, went to their room at 2:05 p. m. The
Illinois.
skillfull^” bandied by an able logician , adjoining dace.
and will make a tour of Europe. Of course first
Sacramento citizens have renewed
ballott Btood 11 for acquittal and and orator. None of the much advertis­
TUESDAY, JULY 16.
they sing “Sweet Oregon” at every per­
Wimer Items.
their fight against tramps and ex-con­
one for conviction for manslaughter. At ed speakers are equal to Mr. Cator in
2:45 p. in. Prelude.
formance.
¡ ¡2:25 p.m. the jury returned to Judge deep, logical reasoning and oratorical
The Wimer school closed last Friday.
3 p. m. Lecture, “Glimses of China,” Col. victs. The committee of safety has is­
Miss Helen Godfrey, now of Merlin, was
W. 8. Crowell, Medford.
sued a warning to the criminal element
C. C. Plecher and wife, of Medford, are 7:45
one of the eight graduates of the trained Hanna with a verdict of not guilty and ability.
p. ni. Prelude.
in Wimer this week.
and has given 100 persons notice to quit
nurse school of Good Samaritan hospital, were discharged.
8
p.
m.
Lecture.
"The
Sham
Family,
”
House and Lot in Seattle
Portland.
town within a specified time,
Janies
Clement
Ambrose.
State Normal School to Open.
E.
E.
Phipps
went
to
Medford
the
last
of
To exchange for acreage property in South­
J. H. Story came over Monday from Sis­
WEDNESDAY, July 17.
Mrs. M. King, who conducts a private
CITY DRUG AND
ern Oregon, difference to be paid in cash by the week to spend a few days.
The
special
school
meeting
in
city
hall
kiyou county, where he is canvassing for
me. Call or address, “C. F.”
10:30 a. m. Spelling Match, free to all ages; postoffice at San Francisco, is under in­
Mrs.
J.
W.
Robinson
spent
last
Sunday
Saturday,
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
D.
Dr. Ward’s remedies, to look alter his Gall’s
^zaff^JEWELRY STORE
Care of V alley R ecord , Ashland, Oregon. visiting with Mrs. J. L. Scott.
(two prizes.)
vestigation by government officers. The
E. Hyde. Director Robt. Taylor moved
creek ranch.
3
p.
ni.
Lecture,
“
The
Modem
Spirit
of
Established 1884--------
that the directors be authorized to pur­
Chas. Harper sold his placer mine on
Medford’s Celebration.
Inquiry,” B. B. Beekman, Esq., Portland. penalty for this kind of busines» is seri­
Section Foreman P. D. Prunty of Salem
Pleasant creek to Moore <fc Co. of Wood­ 7:45
ous, but it is thought there will be no
p. m. Prelude.
The 4th of July celebration at Medford ville,
was out last week to visit his daughter, chase the old state normal school grounds
8 p. m. Lecture, by Janies Clement Am- prosecution if she closes up her private HAS MOVED INTO I. O. O. F. BLOCK.^ bs ^
Mrs. N. Bnoite who is stopping at the and building for $3000, the district to will be a grand affair. A huge liberty
give its notes, not to exceed 7 per cent car will be in the procession, as will Co.
Frank McCombs is having lumber brose.
Depot hotel for her health.
postal arrangement.
interest, and tbe same to be paid in one,
shipped from Grants Pass to improve his
THURSDAY. JULY 18.
Colonel Thomas G. Lawler, national
The 8. P. will allow its usual half-fare two and three years. The motion was D., O. N. G. and the Ashland public mine.
(Grand Army Day.)
excursion rate all along its lines during the
I school Cadets, will fight a sham battle.
commander of the G. A. R., is in San
carried
bv
a
large
majority.
Holcomb
&
Robinson
finished
cleaning
2:30 p. m. Lecture, “The Lost Dispatch Francisco, accompanied by Casein*
¡DRUGGIST TO S. P. R. R. CO.|
The Ashland band will furnish the music
4th. Bu( y°u must buy a ticket, which is
and the Battle of Antietam,” Prof. John
good from’the 3d to the 8th.
Prof. W. T Van Scoy, late of the state with the Medford band. Hon. Chas. W. up in their old channel claim on Jutup-off-
Jones,
adjutant
general
of
the
¿
rde
7
Joe last week, with good results.
M. Bloss. Pres. State Agr. College, Cor­
The best way to avoid scalp diseases hair normal school at Drain, who has been in ( Fulton will deliver the oration and Miss
Both are from Rook^'^, nL Th#y
vallis.
falling out, and premature baldness, is to correspondence with Ashland citizens Genevieve Reames will recite the Dec- | W E. Ruefley and John Gyer are pros­ 7:45
WATCH INSPECTOR S. P. R. R.
p. m. War Songs (every body sing­ inspect Califn’^lia pOats and devotesome
use the best preventive known for that in regard to reopening the Ashland state [ laration ot Independence. There will be pecting in this section for pocket gold, and
ing) and three minute talks by old
purpose—Hall's Hair Renewer.
normal school on tiie old charter, has a grand ball in the evening. In the seem to be well pleased with the out-look.
I itline -C. pleasure with their comrades.
soldiers.
J. W. Stevens, drummer for A. Schilling 8:30p. m. Grand Army address- lion
County Clerk B. F. Jones of Lincoln been here for over a week getting ac­ afternoon there will be five bicycle races,
Alonzo J. Whiteman, a young man
Co. of San Erancisco, and Mr. Booth of
Geo. C. Brownell, Oregon Citv
county, who has been stopping at Tolman’s quainted with the people and talking up one ot which-will be for the champion­
who
came to California last March from
Grants
Pass
were
out
to
Wimer
last
week.
the
matter.
Prof.
Van
Scoy
is
a
teacher
'
springs for his health, returned home Mon­
ship of Southern Oregon and the other
FRIDAY.
JULY
19.
Wisconsin
after having spent $1,000,00()
day to return again with others.
of marked ability and has the happy for championship of Rogue river valley.; Oscar Simpkins and wife are spending
3 p.m. Lecture, “Mohammed,” Rev Robt. in five years’ time, was convicted of
faculty
of
securing
and
maintaining
the
The
celebration
has
been
guaged
on
a
part of this week at their place on Pleasant
The city council is pushing the citizens
McLean, Grants Pass,
forgery at San Francisco. He patron­
for a general clean up of back-yards, etc. respect and loyal support of al) bis stu­ grand scale and everything connected creek. Mr. 8. owns a valuable piece of 8 p. m. Concert.
ized hotels and other lines of business,
Marshal Smith is executing the orders and dents. Should he take hold of the with it augurs well for an immense suc­ mining property there.
Classes in art, Music, Normal bible study and paid his bills with forged checks.
seeing that the job is not neglected.
normal it will be a success.
cess.
Joe Boxlev. of Grave creek, was called co
WERE BOUGHT
and W. C. T. U. methods, daily, C. L.
his home in South Bend, Washington, on
The Ashland state normal school board
W. E. Jacobs, Fred Burriss and O. C.
8. C. Round table at 5 o’clock p. m.
Chief
Justice
Beatty
of
the
supreme
To
Drain
Bit;
Klamath
Marsh.
account of his father having the misfortune
Tiffany have returned from a five weeks was in session last night and is in session ‘
Vesper services at 7 p. m.
court of California has made a caustic
tour down the coast to Ukiak and home via today and arranging the matter of lifting
The Klamath Falls ExDress says: of getting his leg broken.
The Ashland Indies Quartet, Solo Singers
reply
to the statements made against
¡.akeport. Red Blutfand the Siskiyous.
from Grants Pass, Medford and Ashland,
James Eslinger, of Palouse City, Wash­
, the debt and making needed repairs to Major worden, the United States alloting
and the Assembly Chorus are expected that tribunal by the grand jury of San |
Bev. H. 8. 8hange. Prof. W. A. McGhee | I the Ashland Collegiate College, the new I agent, is engaged, under instructions ington, (a former resident of this’ county),
to furnish the music for the preludes.
Francisco in its recent report. The
ot Oakland, and Rev. J. F. Wallace of j $12.000 school building on the Boulevard, i from Washington, in making a prelim­ passed through Wimer a few days ago on
CHAUTAUQUA SPELLING MATCHES.
grand jury criticised the court for ad­
Myrtle creek, and their families have gone | i The S. P. D. & L. Co. will take the $3000 ' inary examination and survey to secure ; his way to the head of Evans creek Mr.
to Klamath Falls taking in Crater lake en ; 1 note from Ashland school district given J estimates of the cost of enlarging the | Evans came through trom Washington
Number One-Is for all persons under mitting to bail a stuffer of votes on the
with teams, to get healed of gold fever. fifteen years of age; commences at 10:30 a
route.
#
register of last November’s election.
for the state normal property in town riffle in Williams river south of the Big ! May he be successful.
m. July 11th; words to be selected from The chief justice says the grand jury
Col. John Lane, Indian Superintendent, and cancel their judgment against the Klamath marsh, with a view of draining
Watson
’
s
complete
speller,
pages
1
to
80
was on Tuesday’s train for San Francisco collegiate college building. The colie- ‘ the same. The estimates when complet- I Some time ago 1 was taken sick with a
to attend to official business regarding the giate college building and the seven ed will be 6ent to the department at. cramp in the stomach, followed by diarhoea. inclusive. Prize to best speller—two South­ was reckless in its investigation.
Joseph Macdonougli, millionaire coal
opening of the Nez Perce reservation in acres on which it stands will be deeded j Washington. If the department should I took a couple of doses of Chamberlain’s ern Oregon Chautauqua season tickets
$3). Prize to second best, one merchant, died the other day at San
Idaho.
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and (value
• • WE ARE CLOSING OUT^S
consider
the
project
favorably,
it
¡
b
likly
ticket.
to the directors of the Ashland state nor­
J. A. Whitman was in town Tuesday with mal school. The latter institution will that the order to commence work will be was immediately relieved. I consider it the
Number Two— Is for all persons under Francisco. He came to California from
best
medicine
in
the
market
for
all
such
the refrigerator car man. It is estimated
age of ninety seven; commences at Ireland in early days, made a small
received at an earlv date.
complaints. I have sold the remedy to the
that Jackson county will use from 75 to 100 issue more stock and set up tbe school in I
Our Stock of Fine School Shoes
10:30 a.m. July 17th; words to be selected fortune and afterward lost it. Mac-
others
and
every
one
who
uses
it
speaks
first-class
position.
refrigerator cars this season for fruit ship­
Interests In Mining Property-
front Watson’s oomplete speller, and the donough served in the civil war and
highly
of
it.
J.
W.
S
trickler
,
Valley
Cen
­
ments.
Dailv Oregonian of July 12tb. Same prizes
Pokegama News.
New York, June 24.—“Millions of dol­ ter, Cal. For sale by E. A. S herwin .
then returned to California. By the
as in No. 1.
Prof. W. C. Chase, a graduate of the
£. M. Stough is the man to take charge of lars have been invested in gold mines m
Webster’s International dictionary is to death of his brother-in-law, William
Drain state normal school, has been en the barbecue on 4th of July. Sam is an the past few months,” said John Mcr
Butte Cycek News,
be the standard. Prof. Gus Newbury, O’Brien, one of the Bonanza kings, he
gaged as principal of the Phoenix public artist and the feed will be all O. E
Ben Abbeloose has gone to Shasta county Supt. of schools, has been asked to take
Ponough, president of the First National
«■ctiooL He taught the Talent school the
received $600,000, which he carefully in­
to
look
at
the
country.
charge of the matches
jast season.
A Remarkable Cure of Rheumat ism. bank, of Creede, Col. “A curious proof
vested in property that brought large ZFOIRÆÆIEIEÔ PRICES...
of
the
solidity
and
conservatism
of
the
Misses
Lula
and
Nellie
Roborts
and
Mrs-
Westminster,
vvesiniinsier,
Cal.,
i,ai.,
March
Marcxi
21,
zi,
1894.
—
—
dome
Some
i
l
Miss Nellie Stanley returned Saturday
F. Morgan visited our school last Wednes­ The Ashland papers seem to think if the returns.
ARE
from her northern trip visiting at Mon­ time ago, on awakening one morning. I i ^vestors is the fact that tnev do not day.
found
that
I
had
rheumatism
in
my
knee
I
allow
these
,
deals
to
be
made^
public
if
An immeens fortune is soon to come
mail is carried trom Ashland to Klamath
mouth and Seattle, Wash., besides passing
NOW GOING
they can help it, the
attached of
“ odium
J!
Mrs. Mike Tucker and Miss Iva Tucker Falls, that no more robberies of the stage into the possession of Colonel A. 6.
a successful examination before the state so badly that, as I remarked to my wife, it ,
would be impossible for me to attend to bus- i I late years to the mining business being so of Ashland were visiting relatives here last will be committed. Now, we understand Cochran of San Diego through a North
pharmaceutical board.
iness that day. Remembering that I bad great as to almost affect a man’s credit. week.
that the robberies are generally ’cdhtmitted
.(1<
AT
N. D. Bostwick of Colusa county, Cal., is some of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm in my This
on
same road to Ashland, in Oregon, Carolina land grant. The grant is 20
spring
several
large
gold
properties
Miss Hattie Eaton and Mrs. Little of that the
tip paying Jaekson county relatives and store I sent for a bottle, and rubbed the af­
connects
with
the
Ager
toad
at
the
miles
long
and
11
miles
wide,
contain
­
friends a visit, the guest of his children W. flicted parts thoroughly with it, according to have been purchased by New York and Central Point were out visiting friends in Oregon, line.—Yreka Journal.
ing over 100,000 acres. There are sev­
H. Bostwick and Mrs, A. Tbrpckmorton of directions, and within an hour I was com­ Boston capitalists, but these men adopt Eagle Point Monday.
The above is about the amount of eral towns on the land, also mineral de­
the Applegate section.
pletely relieved. One application had done a different method to that in vogue a few
Wm. Bvram and Horace Venable and knowledge possessed by the Journal on
I. C. Matheny dropped in on his friends Uie business. It is the best liniment on the years ago. The days of wildcatting in their families wer? visiting relatives in this the wagon road question, The place of posits, and much of the land is suitable
tor diversified farming. The grant was
Tuesday from California. His son and an­ market, and I sell it under a positive guar­ this country are practically gone. Inves­ neighborhood Thursday.
these robberies, the Topsy grade, is originally made by King George III of
other partv were driving from Los Angeles antee. R. T- HAiiaie. Fpr sale by E. A. tors nowadays first make sure of the pres-
Our
Holiness
band
had
an
addition
to
to Coos bay, where they traded for land, S herwin .
i ence of an ore body. They pay for ore in their number Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. south of the Ashland road and is the England in 1795 to Cochran’s grand­
and Mr. Matheny came with them.
That is the method which has Losier joining them. They are still holding grade that $6000 of the Cogswell appro­ father.
Mrs. Ayers returned from Portland tor sight.
priation was expended on to turn the
made David Moffatt, of Denver, and other meetings in their tent,
Hiss Rosetta Waters of Talent returned I day.
State Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald,
trade
to California and make it possible
miners
so
wealthy.
The
capitalists
6tep
last wpek from the state normal school at
Walter Wood ran onto a coyote on the to keep the stage line and freight busi­ who has been making an investigation
Story & Eggers, barbers. Ashland House in with the cash required to bring theore ___
Drain where she graduated with high block."
___ a _ few
____
desert
days
ago,
threw
his
riata
on
it
honors. Having had 50 months experience
ness on at all. As it is. the Topsv grade of the Japanese labor problem, says he
Jack Conant, a Shasta county mining to the surface. Deals have been put I and dragged itto dMt’h, taking his scalp as is probably the most dangerous piece of
as a teacher slut was given a Life Diploma.
has found testimony enough in the
■ through this spring in California, Idaho, I an evidence of his victory. Pretty good
man, was here the past week.
road in the entire western country. shape of letters found in the possession
Colorado, Montana and Arizona, some of i for a boy of his age.
jfy. and Mrs. Ospar Ganiard and daugh­
Hon. Wm. M. Colvig. the Jacksonville them running over a million and a half > George Apger put out fire in the dry grass Although run during the earlier times of Japanese whom he subpenaed for ex­
ter M.’8- J-
Felloe, arrived Tuesday
from Fib?li» hospital, Oakland, Cal , the lawyer, is in tbe city today on legal busi­ dollars. In Europe, especially in Paris, j for the purpose of getting rid of the “fox when the country was sparsely settled, amination at Vacaville, Solano county,
medical skill ’here being unable to dp him ness.
London and other money centers, there tail.” The result was, he lost a string of the Ashland-Linkvilto stage was never
any good. Mr. ganiard came home a very
Klurp <fc Cristler will open a butcher shop seems to be a mining craze, but that is rail fence. He and his two boys and Mrs. robbed; and there are on this route no to justify him in making arrests. The
letters were written by parties in San
sick man.
in Ashland July 1st ;n Murphy Bros.’ old for south African stocks, and we do not Joi111 Rader had to fight fire for about two convenient places for a hold-up.
Francisco offering the Japanese money
stand
opposite
plaza.
hours
and
it
came
near
burning
Johu
Ra-
Noah Cornutt a pioneer cf1*2611 and well-
want any of that excitement over here,
The contentions over the San Fran­ to go to Vacaville and work for a speci­
to-do farmer of Riddle, Dougla^
Judge Hanna and Nat. Langell came by ' as it discredits the business aspect of the ifers bain-
eame out to Ashland last week to visii ^s private conveyance from Klamath Falls ' mining world.”
Last Sunday night we were visited bv a cisco postoffice site still continue to crop fied time.
daughters, Mrs. C. F. Gegax and Mrs. F. T. I ¿his morning.
—--------------------
Mrs. Owen and a Miss Goss, who are trav­ out. Congress passed an act to have the
H, F. Mannion, a married druggist of
Green, the later being over from her home
eling in the interest of the Christian En­ site examined by a board of military
Ijike a Sieve.
John Wiiiffen. Hermann Helms’ partner
at Dunsmuir.
Oaklaud,
umde the acquaintance of
deavor.
Mrs.
O.
gave
us
a
fine
lecture
and
The
chief
function
of
the
kidneys
is
to
engineers. This work was to have been
in the saloon business at Jacksonville, is
Miss
G.
some
fine
vocal
and
instrumental
Miss
Kate
Winslow and induced her to
separate from the blood, in its passage
The new time card into effect Monday out from Germany on d visit.
Mrs. O. is to lecture Monday and completed by July, but it was never forge her grandmother’s name to a cer­
through them, of certain impurities and music.
brings the south bound passenger into Ash­
commenced. The army officers wanted
Parkinson & Wise, Soda manufactures, watery particles which make their final exit Tuesday evenings.
land at 12: 40 p. in. with thirty minutes for
appro­ tificate for $1,600 to raise money for
through the bladder. The retention of
dinner. They eat breakfast at Glendale Pokegama, Cal.
Our school entertainment came off as per the disbursement of the
him. He then went through a mock
about 8 o’clock. The north bound arrives
R. M. Garrett and Geo. W. Stephenson these, in consequence of inactivity of the announcement and proved to be a grand priated placed in their hands and the marriage ceremony ■with her at San
at the usual time 4:10 p. m.
i
kidneys,
is
productive
of
Bright
’
s
disease,
success,
the
best
we
have
ever
had
here,
as
were called to Klamath Falls Friday as
treasury department refused to pay out
I dropsy, diabetes, albumiduria and other yet. The program was auite lengtjiv hut any money except upon vouchers for Francisco, the bogus clergyman being
Homer Davenport, who is establishing witnesses in the Swingle murder trial.
lualaaies
with
a.
f^t^l
tendency,
tlostottcr
’
s
was
§o
systematically
arranged
'
that
the
a friend of the so-called groom. Man­
great fame as a sketch artist and cartoonist
•j
•Ì
Sells' circus is headed this way. It is
Bitters, a highly sanctienea diu­ vast audience aid not seem to be worried, expenses incurred.
through his pictures in the Examiner, was making this trip every year and manages Stomach
nion’s wife in Oakland has brought ac­
retic
and
blood
depurent,
impels
the
kid
­
although
it
lasted
until
near
midnight.
Mr.
on Sunday’s train for Silverton to visit his to sell the people every trip with its fake.
tion against him for bigamy. The last
neys when inactive to renew their sifting Barnard, our teacher, was greatly assisted
BORN.
folks, Hon. Tim Davenport and family,
seen of Mannion was on the overland
It isn’t tbe bathing suit that attracts I function, and »train from the vital current by some of our local talent, and we have
formerly of Phoenix, in this county.
the men, but tbestrips of feminine cuticle impurities which infest it and threatened some as good as there is in the county. 1 CROWSON.—In Ashland. June 23,1895, to trai,n with Miss Winslow, bound east.
Under the auspices of the Presbyterian visible above, below and around.—Eu- their own existence as organs of the body. might name among others. Miss Cora
And we have just received this week Five Cases
Mr. and Mrs. K H. Urowson, a 12-lb
G. W. Vrooman, a member of the
Catarrh of the bladder, gravel and retention Brown and her brother Frank, Miss Aniv
"Ladies Missionary Society” the usual
daughter.
•
|
gene
Guard.
of the urine are also maladies arrested or Safford, our postmistress, and Mrs. C. W.
morning services June 13th, will be filled
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
of Magnificent Lines of
with a missionary programe consisting of i Advices from London say that C. P. averted by this benign promoter and restor­ Taylor, as among the prominent ones who
and
chairman
of
the
committee
on
ad
­
MARRIED
songs, recitations and facts about Missions; I Huntington. who is abroad, has given ative of organic action. Malaria, rheuma­ greatly assisted Mr. B. in arranging and
justments on the Union Pacific system,
also a solo by Mrs. Effie Merrick.
uotica of a dividend of
per cent, to be tism, constipation, biliousness and dyspep­ carrying out the program.
WAGGONER-DONOHUE. _________
At
Jackson
I sia also speedily beneficial to the weak and
is considering a proposition to build an
________________
P-4«-
Capt. Brown, who is building the tele­ paid to the holders of the’Cer,tral Pacific
ville, June 24. 1855, Henry Waggoner and overland railroad by railway employes.
pe* voixa?
phone line from Crescent City to Grants stock on July 15th.
Miss Honoria Donohue,"
Donohue, daughter of P.
Hrobate Court,
Pass and Gold Hill, expects to run the line
W. Donohue of Ashland. Rev. Father He says the idea is to construct the road
Col. C. F. Crocker, J. C. Stubbs and John
Ventral Point News.
up the coast from Crescent City to Curry J. Valentine of Wells-Fargo were with a
Estate of M L McCall. Inventory of
Desmarais officiating.
without issuing bonds, so that every
»■ounty points, which will bring those peo­ j party in two private cars on Sunday's train
Mrs. J. C. Sheridan has returned home to appraisement filed and approved.
dollar eained will go directly to the
HUTCHINSON-SMITH.-At
Arlington
ple into close communication with the : for Portland. Gen. Schofield passed up Roseburg.
Estate of Margaret Hauser. Same as
Hotel, in Ashland, June 24, 1895, J. B. holder» of stock. There are nearly a
world.
above.
j Monday in a private car.
The flour mill started up this week for a
Hutchinson and Mrs. Alice Smith, both of uiillion railway employes in the nation,
C. Holberg, wife and daughter arrived
this city.
For a clean shave or hair cut and bath go several days run.
and Vrooman thinks it will be an easy
to Story <S Egger’s tonsorial parlors
yesterday from Puget Sound to remaim in to I. E. Debov, Gold Hill.
A. J. Daley ot Eagle Point is doing busi­ for Go
a
shave,
haircut
or
shampoo.
They
are
matter to build the line providing the
Ashland. Mr. Holberg Las been engaged
Rev. I. D. Driver narrowly escaped ness in town today.
first class artists.
m the furniture business at Port Townsend
men have confidence in the co-operative
for years and will probably open up busi­ ¡death on his farm, near Eugene, Sunday
Lew Ross is up from Grants Pass where
project. The proposed line is from San
If.
T.
Fradenburgh,
Prop.
Mr.
Osborn,
a
boot
and
shoe
merchant
of
ness in this section. Mrs. H. is a daughter ni<jht, by being gored by a bull. The he has been taking the morphine cure.
Roseburg
was
drowned
m
Umpqua
river
Diego to Salt Lake City, a distance of
T
hursday
—
¡W
N
Lucky,
Citv
of P. Dunn.
animal forced Driver against a barb-wire
Eugene Walrad and wife were the guests yesterday evening, having been'sei^ed with U Bateman, Rsbg
Frank Hansen,Salem 600 miles.
ience,
goring
him
frightfully
and
lacer
­
cramps while in switning.
of A. 8. Jacobs »nd family Sunday.
A T Caldwell, Port T W Stephens, S F
j. C- Eubanks, the commercial man, rep-
not i i
A Valuable Cheat.
C A Piper, do
Harry L Roff, do
sesauagg P. Berwin & Bros, of San Fran- ating .. his flesh
,, on the barbs, but
, he is -----
P.
W.
Olwell
and
John
Kearney
are
rus
­
Mining
on
Osborne
Creek.
.ciaco was in the valley this week and did a considered dangerously injured,
W
N
Luckey,
City
Tacoma,
Washington.—"I have used your
R
E
Smith,
do
ticating at Dead Indian Soda Springs.
Simmons Liver Regulator and can consci­
Isaac Desson, Cinci Thos . > Agnew, do
June 17th, 1895.
good business. He left yesterday for Santa
Tap soles, 25 cents per pair, at M. H.
Ed. Cardwell was up front the Kubli
t'ruz to attend the annual outing of the Howell’s boot and shoe shop, opposite 1. O.
A clean-up was made at the Nelson Bros, E D Ivory by Jas Ish W B Humbert Ban entiously sav it is the King of all Liver
Prices from $4.00 to $18.00 per suit, and
mine Sunday visiting his mother and other placer
sub., Oak & Berkly J L Coyle.Hornbrook Medicines, I consider it a medicine chest
•Commercial Travelers Association of which j o. p. block.
mine, at the north of Slate creek,
friends.
Jas
Coeti
&
wf,
Med
in
itself.
”
—
Geo.
W.
Jackson.
Your
drug-
tie is one of the board of directors.
| ' '
„ ...
Tom
R
Wilson,
8
F
Al
the-y are
the most beautiful patterns
realizing the sum of $1750 in gold dust.
, ,, 1 The w-
T- U. of Jackson county will
E C Bleish, McFall MJS Wade.
do gest sells it in powder or liquid; the powder
Cal. Eubanks is in town today interview­ TheNastila placer mine, the Nelson Bros.. G
Capt. John L. May h»d the regulars i never have a better opportunity to get
we
h
ave
ever
been
able to offer to the trade
W
Smith.
City
to
be
taken
dry,
or
made
into
a
tea.
E J Boyle,
do
and the "irregulars' out m full force and J posted along the line of Department work ing our merchants. Fred Fradenburg was Wildwood, Epsay and the Welcern Stranger C J Boyle, S F
I
J
Stuart,
???
also
here
today.
during our long experience in the cloth*
all their pomp, display and glory last even- than at the School of Methods, during the
Real Estate.
are the principal placer claims of Osborne
F riday —
Wm F Gore, Scott V
ing giving an exhibition dnu. The Cadets Chautauqua. Fine camping facilities are
Samuel Baer, brother of Noah Baer of creek.
W C Bevington,Duns M ON DAY—
N A Jacobs to Malinda Sears—lots 8 & 9,
ing business in Ashland.
Sjve been uniformed ir. navy blue and in offend at Ashland, also board at reasonable this place, went to Seattle Tuesday to look
"K.” R R add to Ashland; $250.
The Wilburt Highland Glee, and the C A Hermann. Port W C Ilfavuugion.Duns blk Conrad
i« procession at Medford on the 4th will rates. The white ribbons will doubtless after land interests.
Mingus to John L Demmer—4
ck Geo W Boggs, Elliott
Little Willie are the other quartz mines of G W Boggs,Elliott
Jioidap the dignity of their country with • take advantage of these privileges,
Luckey, City "
creek acres in tp 37 s, r 2 w ; $260.80.
Miss Stella Stidham of Tolo returned any importance; all of which idiows good J W M N Harisbrough,
becomma grace.
oi. ii.,,.
Mary J and S C Lawrence and D Cam­
F O Hurd,
do
, 7
,
Shiloh s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It home Monday from Applegate where she I prospects.
“
eron to D L Bliss—mining claim in tp 36 s,
Atlanta, Ga W N Lucky, City
Mrs. John Wells, who came in from 1 cures Incipient Consumption. It is the has taught a very successful term of school
. They are livelv at the Wilburt mine, the J H Boyd. 8 F
John Wilkinson,Port r 3 w ; $1.
Sprague river asyeral weeks ago to attend | best Cough cure. Only one cent a dose, in the Drake district.
owners are working a full force of men M Winter, Port
I J Phipps to Spencer Childers, Sr.—10.42
the wedding of be» daughter. Miss Camilla 25 cents., 50 cts. and $1. Sold by E. A.
O C Riches,
do
Our fine tailor made clay worsteds
Mrs. Thos. Ross, who has been stopping night and day. The prospects are very T Jrmes. G Hill
Walker, to Geo. W. Oven, returned home S herwin
aor<£ bi tp 3? s, r 1 w ; $1280.
Frank Arnold, 8 F
at
$12.00,
$15.00 and $18.00 will more
with her mother, Mrs. J. C. Whipp of Jack­ promising.
Monday, accompanied by her nephew, Mas­
E O Parrott. R B
Ueo
H
Andrews
to
Spencer
Childers
—
F A Kelton,
do
Following is . the program
for the ---------
4th of sonville, tor medical treatment, has re­
lots
9,
10
and
11.
in
blk
19,
Medford:
$225.
W
A
Johnson,
Hbrk
ter i^d.’Burnss, who was loaded with fish-
-
EG
Parrott,
???
Wm. H. Summers and J. L. Voss, owners
R Cleift, 8 F
W 8 Barnum to G L Schermerhorn—part than please you when you take a look at
hooks, .fire crackers, and et ceteras to last July celebration on Wagner creek, at the turned home improved in health.
T uesday —
of the Alta quartz mine, are engaged tn G
F
L
Parriott,
do
of
blk 129 Medford : $1500.
the Sprague river kids all summer. Mr. grove east 1 ef **■-
L school ' * house.
the T Lynch
Vcnf
CDeneff,
them. They fit fully as well as any suit
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. running a tunnel to ent the main lead some
F Roper to E D Brigjy»— tot 24, Pracht's
Owen
to Klamath ---------------
Falls.
Win Lyttletcn, Coles
Tulo Mining Co.
1. Song by choir; 2, prayer by vuupiaiu
chaplain; f Chapman died on the 24th inst. of whoop­ 300
” drove
■»-------- ~ (¿em
rrr------ ----------------------------
*•
feet below the tunnel No. 1.
S aturday —-
add to Ashland: $75x
you can get made at a great deal higher
W N Luckey, City
Miss Grace Studebaker, a pretty gin of S- 6onv 4, reading declaration by Jose- ing cough, aged 11 month. Mr. C. is the
B F Myer & J K Gibson to E D Briggs­
large number of miners and prospeet- E A Sberwin, City
R Behrendt, 8 F
st last year visiting phine Iwogood, 5, song; 6, liberty band ; gentleman that bought Chas. Tilyou’s | or» A crossing
Pearl City, 41L, spe^t
price and are just as well cut, all the very
part of blk 4», Ashland ; $50.
aver the foot bills of this yicin- W E Dunn, Port
C A Piper, Port
Ashland relatives. Just * before starting i 7, song; 8, oration, by Senator S. H. Holt; place.
F Vi Hanson to L B Hanson—lots 1, 2 latest.<^^ma^
I its in search of the yellow gold, and pan re­ J M Conan <t wf.Jvill F L Southwick. Mfld
h"me, John P. King, a traveling represen­ 9, song. Dinner. After dinner singing,
and 3, Saxman>add to Ashland; $10.
Rufus Cox, the well-known farmer and ports all seem to be meeting with excellent ■John Johnson
E C Murray, S F
tative of an eastern oculist bouse fitted recitations, toasts, etc.
thresher, has just received the biggest sep­ I success.
Jas Cantrall to C F Morris—160 acres in
W N Luckey, City
A F Zipf. dq
some .'lasses to her eyes. The lady, on re­
arator ever brought to this countv. the
Mrs. Trainor. Med
ftp 35 s, r 2 w ; $1001«.
F
L
P^rrokL
do.
Karl
’
s
Clover
Root,
tne
great
Blood
puri
­
The mines on Osborne creek are very re­ Mrs Etnier, City
turning Jiorne, took the same train that
cylinder being 33x56. It is a Cyclone and
8 Childers to. Hattie Anderson—part of
W e D neday —
Our reason for being able to offer clothing at the prices
carried the gentleman with the spectacles. fier gives freshness and clearness to the was made at Massillion, Ohio, the home of cent and but little known to the public. W A Hemptrill. S F ;E RMannsing, Port
sec 30, tp 3." a. r I w ; $600.
Comipezion
and
cures
Constipation,
25
cts.
‘
Mr King ev^pGy got the proper focus on
the original Coxey. The machine will be The Alta mine started up on the later part F W Johnson, do
E J Shepherd to Melissa A Millsap—lot we do, is simply the fact that we do not sell one dollar’s
!
W
N
Luckey,
Citv
50
cts.
and
$1.
Soldbv
E.
A.
Sherwin.
j of 1893. but little has been done in the way F N Wood, Siskiyou jGeo C Browne. S F
put to work July 8th.
those glasses, tor the couple were married
7, Woolen's add to Ashland; $1500
I of developing it till this spring. It is the
on the 4th inst. ai Decufur, Ill.
The farm residence of Stillie Riddle,
Noah Allen to F M Jordan—i acre in tp worth on time, and you only have to pay for what you buy
S
unday
—
C
A
Herman,
Ctiy
The concert by Mrs. Owens and Miss oldest quartz mine of this district.
39 s. r 1 w ; $5.
B H Barclay, Talent 'Mrs
1
B.vrop Cook,
Geo. W. Boggs of Tacouj*. who is engi­ j about one mile south of Riddle station, Goss was a success, realizing $18. After
W B Colton toi V Briggs— U int in lots yourself, and not the bad debts contracted by other parties.
A V Whiting,
Misu 1—sie Cole
neering a placer mining proposition on an took fire from a detective flue Monday, at the concert the ladies of the Baptist church
Do you know, if you want to go East and .
23, 24, 25. 3Ç and *7 Ashland Homestead
St Joseph, Mo' ti D lyorv, Oak
extensive tcale on Elliott cT?ek, was ui Ash­ five o’clock, and was entirely consumed, gave an ice cream festival, receipts $11. desire
a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you M Gander, 8 1«’’
i Associqtioia'; $900.
■C J Boyle, S F
land several days the past week. His wife together with a small building adjoining, Mrs. Ada Unrah, state organizer of the W.
be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless C W Tipton, Port
i 1 tAvàge to W H Peninger—E lot 272,
Het. Pritchard.
TIR'CTT/X',
and family will spend the summer at the used by the hired help. Most of the C. T. U. lectures tonight at Baptist church. will
take the Northern Pacific? Remember F L II unter. S F
a O O F cemeteiy Jacksonville; $20.
mines ana come to Ashland in the fall household goods aere saved bv the After the lecture the ladies will give an ice you
that
the
Northern
Pacific
is
the
only
line
Walter
Anderson
to
8
Childers
—
lots
15,
when school opens. This pUt’e will be timely arrival and assistance of Con­ cream festival.
running Pullman Tourist Sleepers through
Having used Chnniberlaics plough Rem- 16,17 and 18, blk 18, Medford; $6CÛ.
their permanent residence. Mr. Boggs is a
Central Point, June 26,1895.
to the east without delay. Time and morieÿ edv’in my family ^utitoil’nd it to be a first-
C Carr to W Prefontaine— to acres in tp
rustler and enterprising citizen and the ductor Happersett and crew, who chanced
saved by this toute. ' For full information, class article,'lrtake pleasure in recommend­ 36 s, r 4 w ; $13&.
to
be
pawing
and
stopped
the
train
to
aoQ
airs
.
mining industries of southern Oregon have
' P re ' aUrw
GeSa5 gt and
Mrs- F. I. Green time card», maps, etc., call on or address, ing it to tnv friends. J.V. F oejee , West- (I Hitnson to E W Hanson—lots 1,2 and
¡va4 • haodi Ih« probable lost is $1500. ro vUttog
jUtMie,
»wureft • n>wbio
Agvotf Ashland, Or.
port, Cal, 'Ugg sale by &. ▲.
3, Uk ¡6, kafttaa'i aUd te Ashlsod > IM
VALLEY
SWINGLE ACQUITTED.
RECORD
j
SHERWIN
^^Sherwin
TRY SHERWIN.
WILLIAM HEVENER
F
i
REMOVAL* NOTICE
T. K. BOLTON’S
n
"I
CÒ. |
i
BEFORE THE RAISE
90CENTS
Call Before It Is Too Late.
VAUPEL, «MIS & DRAKE
SPRING
is
I
I
I
a
I
SPRING AND
SUMMER
CLOTHING
0. H. BLOUNT.
I
CASH
I
Y.
STORE.