Valley record., August 29, 1895, Image 3

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IMPATIENT OF THE DELAYS OF
JUSTICE.
Mining Items.
The Ashland School.
News Items.
The
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The Henley ranch, fitted up by H. H.
Our public schools will open next
strawberries, second crop, were
LI>E DROPS
- +
McCarthy and ruuning a giant has just Monday, September 2d. All scholars in exhibited in the show window of the Elk-
MEDFORD EAST SIDE MILL
ASHLAND, Or.. Thursday, Aug. 29,1895. Citizen« of Siskiyou County Hang been sold to Chicago parties.
trickle from bottles of right medi- +
attendance last year will be required to horn cigar store today.
Four Murderers Confined in the
cines, rightly compounded. Your +
Is prepared
The Oregon Road Club of Portland has
Judge Reid and Judge Murry, of bring their scholarship certificates.
Yreka Jail With Method aud Dis­
physician will prescribe the proper +
to grind . .
Non-resident scholars are required to been having a remarkable boom and is a
Tacoma,
below
Boggs
’
mine
on
Eiliott
remedy for your maladv.and we will T
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
patch—A Terrible Caution.
most
commendable
organization.
It
now
pay
tuition
in
advance
to
the
principal.
Craham
—
creek will be ready in ten days with a
guarantee to supply the proper medi- ?
Below will be found a list of books and has 350 members. Good reads in Oregon
About 1 o’clock Monday morning, giant.
cine correctly prepared from tbe
will
be
one
of
the
live
questions
among
the
Waldo Klutn is home from Bly.
supplies required by students in the people m the near future.
freshest, purest and most potent +
August 26th, a mob of 250 determined
S Corn Meal, O
Jas. H. Kinca'd has sold his interest several grades:
drugs in the world. Purity in drugs, v
Watermelons are plentiful and cheap.
men gathered in Yreka from all sections
in placer mines in Willow Springs dis­
Something new, Crovenett, a fine water
like correctness in book-keeping, is +
Pens and ink are furnished. A special
Albert Millsap left on Sunday's train for of Siskiyou county for the purpose of trict to B. W. Huston, who with J. W.
Chopped
Barley
proof dress goods that sheds water like a
absolutely indispensable. Medicines T
pencil
with
a
hard
lead
should
be
provided
lynching
tbe
four
murderers
in
the
Loa Angeles.
duck s back. live feet wide and just the
are
not remedies without it, and cer-1
Ingram
will
put
in
a
hydraulic
to
operate
for
drawing
and
used
for
that
alone,
if
so
county jail.
thing for a new dress or cloak. Vaupel,
tainly no medicine prepared by ua is +
Mr«. G. F. Billings is at Colestein for a
them.
used
it
would
last
all
year
and
more
satis
­
So quietly were their plans consum­
Norns & Drake.
.
without this essential element 6f furi- +
■hort outing.
factory work could be done.
And all kinds of grain. Will
mated that the Sheriff and his deputies
Terry Bros, and Durkey, at mouth of
ty in its ingredients. We can also +
SIBST GRADE.
Bob
Garrett
was
exhibiting
on
the
streets
Mr«. Mamie Dunn returned to her home received no warning whatever.
supply all the standard medicines rec- J
Steamboat, have completed a three mile
also exchange Graham or
at Chico. Cal.
Slate with covered frame, slate pencil yesterday a photograph of a six horse
rSCRIPTIONS
ognized as tbe every-dav reliables, T
Small groups from different sections ditch and their pipe and giant has
thorough
brace
stage
coach
received
from
and
sponge,
lead
pencil
and
some
paper
Corn
Meal
for
grain.
Harry Emery made a visit to Grants began to arrive on tbe outskirts of arrived. They will be ready with the
and we carry a very complete line of J
¿FULLY
Portland
which
be
claimed
was
intended
ruled
like
copy
book
paper,
Eclectic
Draw
­
Pass this week.
toilet articles, and sell at reasonable 4.
Yreka
about
nine
o
’
clock,
stopping
fall
rains.
for
the
Ashland-Klamath
Falls
stage
line
ing
Book
No.
1.
Money to loan, inquire of Lock Box 166, everyone they met and compelling them
CoMPouthloeû.
For rates call on or address.........
prices. _
______ _____
that is to be in due time.
cop
h Y ’
•«> Quartz
Ashland, Oregon.
_
___ ” _______
SECOND GRADE,
Smith __________________
of Steamboat _________
struck
E.
A.
SHERWIN,
to remain with them.
<-
From the assessment made tbis year
Second
____________
Reader, ____
slate ____
and pencil, pen­
A recent estimate of Portland's population
At 1 o’clock the crowd having gath­ the main ledge a few days ago which is '. holder,
—
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;---------------
:------- +
ruled practice paper, rubber eraser, of railroad lands, it is thought the rail­
Druggist
and Stationer
4.
places it st 91,550.
from
three
to
four
feet
thick.
He
is
run
­
ered, they got an oid rail at the depot
Eclectic Drawing Book No. 2.
road company will only pay on what
A. E. Matson has returned from! hi3 and carried it to Courthouse Square, ning the arastra night and day. The
+++ ■fr+*5,4,+4-4’+4-4*++-í««J’+*5»+^»+•Î--I-4--1-+++❖ 4"í—r +4»++4,4"$~í,+4“i*,WH,*í,4,*í—í-
third grade .
they deBire to retain, and let the bal­
assays
show
an
average
of
$30
per
ton.
Crescent City visit.
placing it between two trees.
ance go to the State, to become public
Third
Reader,
Maxwell
’
s
First
Book
in
City Marshal Parks was called down
A part of the smelting machinery for English, Fish’s No. 1 Arith., slate and pen- property after five years time, when no
R. K. Sutton and party returned yester­
to tbe foot of Miner street about 12:30' the copper mines on Illinois river has ar­ I cil, pen holder, ruled practice paper, Trac- tax payments are made,—Journal.
day from Crescent City.
I
Mrs. W. B. Myer and son returned o’clock by a sham fight between a rived at Grants Pass, and is now being j ing Book No. 3, pencil tablet, drawing pen­ •
citizens of Portland have subscribed
couple
of
men,
and
was
then
told
that
transported to its destination. The cap­ cil and rubber eraser, No. 3 Eclectic Draw-
Monday from Colestein.
>10000.00 to insure the financial success of
there was more trouble down by the acity of the smelter will be 20 tons every ' ing Book. No. 2 Music Lessons (new edi­ ■ the
Oregon Industrial Exposition to be
Miss Elvira Victor, the teacher, returned Burgess place on Main street. The 24 hours, and will cost nearly $20,000.
tion), Manson’s Spelling Blank.
held there next month and whose manage­
IJAS MOVED FROM THE I. O. O. F.
Oculist, Optician
to Hillsboro yesterday.
FOURTH GRADE.
Marshal went down there, and finding
ment contemplates a full exhibit of the
Knox and Northup, San Franciscans
Tommy Hammond returned home yes­ no one be returned, and then for the
block into their elegant new quar­
Fourth Reader, Maxwell’s First Book in manufactures, agriculture, fruit, forests,
terday from Dunsmuir.
first time it dawned on him that there who bought Hanna, Klippell & Wilson English, Fish’s No. 1 Arith., Manson’s mines, fisheries, etc., of the great north­
ters
neatly
and tastily fitted up in Atkin­
interest
in
the
Squaw
lakes
are
putting
1 Spelling Blank, No. 2 Spencerian Copy west.
C. K. Klam and family have returned was something wrong. He rushed to
on
a
force
of
35
men
to
open
up
the
17
Book
Common
School
Course,
No.
2
Music
from their Crater lake trip.
son block next door north of Postofiice, for
No. 1 engine house with the intention of miles of ditch and new pluming neces­ Lessons New edition, No. 4 Eclectic Draw­ Geo. Markle, the blacksmith, had a nar­
Ed. Myer left on Tuesday’s train for San alarming the town by tbe ringing of the sary to work their 300 acres of placer ing Book, drawing pencil and rubber eras­ row escape last Monday while shoeing a
the
reception of their old patrons and
Francisco to be gone a week.
fire
bell, but found that the ropes ’ had 1 ground with two giants. J. J. Kelly of er, Elementary Geog., ruled practice paper, horse. He had just put on two heavy
.................................................
freight shoes on in front and was in the
friends and the public generally.
J. F. Cole of Colestein was in town yes­ been tied to prevent. He then went up Washington, D. C., M tb . Hawthorne, slate and pencil, good pencil tablet, s mall act
of clenching the nails, when the horse
towards the jail, firing a couple of shots Ex. Gov, Thayer and Judge Bellinger dictionary.
terday en route for Medford.
struck him on the forehead, which cut two
to alarm the officers, but the mob had
FIFTH GRADE.
ugly gashes and knocked him down. Dr.
They are «tocked up with and are displaying the
The dance st Granite Hall last Friday already arrived, and in such numbers remain in the new company.
Fourth
Reader,
Maxwell
’
s
First
Book
in
Parsons was called to dress the wound and
evening was a social success.
The Elliott creek section which a year English, Fish’s Arith. No. 2. Elementary took
that the officers were powerless to resist.
four stitches. He is confined to the
J. W. Dunkin came up from Gold Hill
Gradua'e of the
A number of the men. all of whom ago had no placer mine will have five Geography, No. 4 Spencerian Copy Book house.
reshest line of STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER
Tuesday to spend a few days.
Common
School
Course,
ruled
practice
pa
­
were masked, awakened Under Sheriff placers in operation this winter on ex­
1ES AND PROVISIONS in the City.
CHICAGO OPHTHALMIC COLLEGE
per,
pen
holder,
Reed
’
s
Word
Lessons,
No.
tensive
scales.
Geo.
W.
Boggs
of
Tacoma
Radford
at
the
Sheriff
’
s
Office
in
the
The
Salt
Lake
county
(Utah)
Repub-
Mias Alice Mathews of Gold Hill came up
5
Eclectic
Drawing
Book,
drawing
pencil
ateeLAnil
Hospital,
put
in
the
first
plant.
He
has
finished
Court House and demanded the keys
to Ashland by Saturday’s train.
and rubber eraser. No. 3 Music Lessons ican convention has nominated Mrs.
Ex-sheriff, B. Dean of Central Point paid from him. He positively refused to an extensive ditch with a capacity of New edition, good pencil tablet, a small jillio R. Pardee for the senate and Mrs. has opened an office at OKEGON HOTEL
THEM
for a few weeks only. Any and all who
Ashland friends a visit this week.
< open the door or give the keys up, tell­ 1600 inches, a pressure of 296 feet and a dictionary, Manson’s Spelling Blank, slate. E. B. Wells for the assembly.
300
foot
dump,
and
after
much
work
are
afflicted
with
their
eyes
should
improve
SIXTH GRADE.
Mrs. E. Churchill is building a cottage ing them that if they broke in tbe doors will start up in full blast by Sept, first
John T. Jones, Henry Piper and James this opportunity. According to our best
he would blow their brains out. Find­
Fifth Reader, Maxwell’s Introductory Heney have been indicted by the United authority
on Main street in north part of town.
there are 80 per cent of the people
ing that Radford was determined not to with two giants and water to run the Lessons in English Grammar, Fish’s Arith.
have some defect in their eyes, and
J. A. Gross of the Depot hotel has been give them the keys, they went across year round.
No. 2, Brooks’ Mental Arith., Comprehen­ States grand jury on charges of embex- who
many suffer severely—not knowing the
confined to hi« bed by illness this week.
sive Geog., Reed’s Word Lessons, Man­ zling bullion from the mint at Carson, cause.
to the jail and got on top of tbe stone
Chronic headaches are usually
Death of David G. Clark.
ion’s Spelling Blank, blank drawing book, Nev., some time ago.
Mrs. J. W. Bontrager ot Central Point wall which surrounds the jail. Deputy
caused by astigmatism, and can be perma­
drawing
pencil
and
rubber
eraser.
No.
6
re tamed Saturday from San Francisco.
David
G.
Clark
who
died
at
his
residence
Sheriff Henry Brautlacht, who has been
Some miscreant attempted to blow up nently cured by the use of lenses. Glasses
Ashland Sunday last, was born in Stark Spencerian Copy Book Common School
to order to fit each difficult case.
Send to Parkinson <t Wise of Pokegama sleeping in the jail since the commit­ in
the
eastbound Northern Pacific passen­ ground
No.
2
Music
Lessons
New
Edition,
Course,
Ohio, in 1824. and at the time of
Notice testimonials and recommends on
Cal., for your soda water, sarsaparilla, etc ment of so many murderers, thinking county,
a
dictionary,
slate,
good
tablet.
his death was, therefore, 71 years of age.
ger traiu on a recent night by placing circulars from well known physicians of
i
SEVENTH GRADE.
Ashland will have a big crowd at the some one was escaping from tbe jail, Mr. Clark settled in business in Oregon in
dynamite in a switch frog at Butte, our neighboring towns.
fired
two
shots
out
of
tbe
window
to
the 50’s in Benton county. Corvallis being
Soldiers and Sailors reunion Sept. 17tb, 22d.
Call
and
have
your
eyes
examined
free
of
Fifth Reader, Fish’s Arith. No. 2, Brook’s Mont. Only the rear coach was dam­
alarm City Marshal Parks and Deputy the county seat. Previous to coming to
charge.,
The Episcopal church is nearing a com- Sheriff Radford. He then opened tbe Ashland, a change made largely on ac­ Mental Arith., Maxwell’s Introductory aged. Nobody was killed.
DRUG
pletien as tbe plasterers have commenced doors and was immediately held up by count of his feeble health, he had been lor Lessons in English Grammar, No 7 Spen­
The daughter of Pahtuki, chief of the
cerian Copy Book Common School Course
their work.
many
vears
an
esteemed
citizen
ot
Albany,
Karl
’
s
Clover
Root,
the
great
Blood
puri
­
^¡
bbbp
^JEWELRY
STORE
the mob who took the keys from him
and practice paper, pen holder, Compre­
Rev. Ennis of Roseburg filled tbe pulpit and entered tbe jail. Having no keys to Or. He became a member of the Masonic hensive Geog., Reed’s Word Lessons, Man­ Yokoyos. and Wahtoki, a sub-chief of fiergives freshness and clearness to the
at the Baptist charch last Sunday,morning
early in life and for many years son’s Spelling Blank, blank drawing book, the Sanols, have eloped. They fell in Comlpexion and cures Constipation, 25 eta.*
tbe different cells, they were compelled fraternity
was a prominent figure in that order." He drawing pencil and eraser, No. 4 Music ove while picking hops at Ukiah, Cal. 50 cts. and $1. Soldbv E. A. Sherwin.
and evening.
Established 1884
to burst the locks with sledge hammers, was P. G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Ore­
Lessons New edition, pencil tablet, diction­ The two tribes of the Mendocino In­
Mrs. Louisa Worthington has been
Ed Farlow and W. G. Kropke left Mon­ which they proceeded to do at once.
gon
and
a
permanent
member
of
the
Grand
ary.
dians are at the point of war over the sentenced at H.-iii Francisco to serve a
day for Pelican bey to spend two weeks
Lawrence H. Johnson, who brutally Lodge. His remains were interred in Ash­
hunting ducks.
EIGHTH
GRADE.
romantic episode.
term of 25 years in St;u Quentin prison HAS
I.
O. F-
stabbed his wife to death at Etna, on land cemetery on Tuesday by the Masonic
Barnes’ Brief U. 8. History, Fish's Arith.
Engineer J. F. Cummings is back on the Sunday evening, July 28th, was tbe societies and the O. E. 8. of Ashland ac­
Thomas Erskine, a farmer, was shot for the murder of Henry Baddeley, her
No.
2.
Brook
’
s
Mental
Arith.,
No.
7
Spen
­
ran out of Ashland, taking Engineer first to receive the attention of the mob. cording to the prescribed beautiful and
paramour, on Air. v 2, 1893. On her first
ceremonies of Masonic burial. cerian Copy Book Common School Course, and then beaten insensible by Lung
Barnum's place.
They broke the lock from tbe door of his impressive
Mr. Clark was a kind, courteous and practice paper, pen holder, Smith’s Ele­ Yuen near Sonoma, Cal. The Chinese trial she waa convicted of murder in the
I DRUGGIST TO S. P. R. R. CO. |
Misa Ada P. Thomas, music teacher of cell, and placing a rope around bis neck exemplary citizen. Sincere and gentle mentary Physiology, and Hygiene, Com- then committed suicide by shooting second degree and sentenced to 25 years’
the Ashland State Normal school arrived led him out of tbe jail and across tbe sympathy will be generously given to his Crehensive Geography, blank drawing limself in the left breast. Erskine’s imprisonment. The supreme court re­
by todays train.
street to where tbe iron rail was laid widow and children in their great bereave­ ook, drawing pencil, rubber eraser, Reed’s injuries may prove fatal
versed the judgment and granted her a
D. R. Jones of Lakeview came in Tuesday between tbe forks of two locust trees. ment.
Word Lessons, Manson’s Spelling Blank,
I WATCH INSPECTOR S. P. K_R- <¿0.
to take his daughter to the Sisters Academy Johnson pleaded for mercy, but tbe
About 3,000 persons will be employed new trial.
tablet, dictionary, Music Lessons No. 4.
Expelled
at Jacksonville.
to harvest the hop crop in the vicinity
HIGH SCHOOL.
Monsignor Tosi, apostolic prefect of
silent gathering gave no heed to his
First year:—Maxwell’s Advanced Eng­ of Wheatland, Cal., and $106,000 will Alaska, is in San Francisco on business
Everyone around Medford eats graham appeals, and be was quickly strung up, —every poison and impurity of your blood,
and corn meal made by Edwin Russ’ new dying from strangulation in a few min­ by Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical’Discovery. lish Grammar, Robinson’s New Elemen­ be paid in wages for the season’s work. connected with the Catholic missions of
Then there’s a clear skin and a clear system. tary Algebra, bring Fish’s No, 2 Arith. and
mill. See bis ad.
utes. They returned to the jail, and Tetter, Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, and
The gold strike iu the Carbonate mine the territory, lie s.-.ys a party of well-
Brooks’ Mental.
Medford business men have adopted an next broke into tbe cell of William Null, Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged Glands,
Second Year:—Waddy’s Composition at Oro Grande, end of Cajon pass, Sail equipped British engineers and survey­
early closing agreement similar to that pre­ who shot Henry Hayten at Callahans, Tumors and swellings, and all blood, and Rhetoric, Eclectic Physical Geogra­ Bernardino county, assays $2,000 a ton
ors is working o-i the boundary line,
vailing in Ashland.
on April 21st in a dispute oyer some Skin, and Scalp Diseases, from a common phy, bring Robinson's Alg. and journal, and has indications of being permanent.
and he is of the opinion that the survey­
blotch
or
eruption
to
the
worst
scrofula
—
day book, and ledger for double entry
Dr. A. Hinman of Forest Grove has been mining property. Null desired to make
are perfectly and permanently cured book-keeping, Bryant & Stratton Common
At the silver convention at San Fran­ ors are preparing a lino that will take a
in Ashland this week looking for a location a statement, but time was too valuable these
cisco a plan was adopted for immediate strip of country from Alaska for Cana­
to practice dentistry.
to permit of any such preliminaries, and by In it. building up needed flesh and strength School Book-keeping.
Our First Installment Of
Tnird Year:—Robinson’s Geometry, county organization throughout Cali­ dian territory.
C. P. Jones, street commissioner has com­ be was soon hanging alongside of John­ of pale, puny, scrofulous children, nothing Wadd
’
a
Composition
and
Rhetoric,
Barnes
’
pleted a long needed improvement, the son. Louis Moreno, who was charged can equal it.
District Attorney Donnell of Los An­
General History, Steeles’ Popular Physics, fornia. Delegates are to be sent to the
bridge on Granite street.
with having killed George Sears on the
national conventions of all political par­ geles lias instructed the board of super-
Smith’s Studies in Eng. Lit.
Delicate
diseases
of
either
sex,
however
Assessor Geo. A. Jackson was in town 5th of this month, waB then taken from
C. A.H itchcock , Priacinal.
ties next year to urge upon them the in­ ors to proceed in the Wright irrigation
Sunday. He reports the county assessment bis cell and was soon swinging with induced, speedily and radically cured.
corporation
of bimetallic principles in district cases regardless of the decision
in confidence. World’s Dispensary
work nearly completed.
Lameness usually results troni a sprain,
Johnson and Null. The last and young­ Address,
their platforms.
Medical Association. Buffalo, N. Y.
or
other
injury,
or
from
rheumatism,
for
of Judge Ross in the United States dis­
O. W. Pennebaker has made arrange­ est of the four murderers to pay tbe
which Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is especi­
The offer of the Union Iron works of trict court. Donnell says the supremo
ments for a party to attend the Portland penalty of his crime, was Garland
Party to Crater Lake.
ally intended and unequalled. It effords
Expedition by special car.
Semler, aged about 19, who in company
O. H. Blount and wife, Mrs, E. Tolman, almost immediate relief and m a short time San Francisco to furnish 60 men to court of California having decided the
Deputy Sheriff Barnes came up from with Moreno was charged with having Miss Emma Tolman. Mrs. E, Barron, Mrs. eftords a permanent cure. For sale by E. speed the cruiser Olympia across the Wright Rut to be constitutional, it is
Jacksonville Saturday evening to attend killed Caspar Meierhans at Bailey Hill, N. Shook and daughter, Wm, Schonnickson A. S herwin .
Pacific will not be accepted by the navy pot at this time affected by the Rosa
and Cash. Walker left Monday for two or
the Labor Exchange meeting.
on the 5th of tbis month.
department. The Olympia will make decision.
three
weeks
’
vacation
at
Crater
lake.
Medford
Items.
A rope was placed around Semler’s
General T. J. Reames of Jacksonville was
the trip to Japan.ordinary mod-
W. H. Muckinnon sent a letter to the
Edwin Russ, East Side custom mill, irate rate of speed usual to the other
in the city Tuesday to attend tbe funeral neck and be was led from tbe jail in bis Department of Music of State Nor­
Oakland board of education protesting
chops all kinds grain for cash or toll,
bare feet, and in a few moments joined
services over the late David G. Clark.
mal.
vessels of the navy,
’ pgainst the intrusion of men on the
Those wishing to take music, either piano,
George F. Merriman, the blacksmith, has
Tired women need to have their blood pur­ bis companions. About tbis time Sheriff
gymnastic. exercises of young women
George
T.
Johnston,
who
represented
ified and enriched by Hood’s Sarsapailla. Hobbs, having been notified, arrived on voice, or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the purchased the shop formerally owned by
w
the scene, and starting tor tbe jail door i teacher, at the Normal building or at her Merriman & Purden.
himself as a merchant of means of Phoe­ »cholars. He saya his daughter
It will give them strength and health.
place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of
nix, A. T., secured a consignment of enough exercise at home helpi» , in°the
Horace Reeser. Mrs. Hattie Logan and was commanded to halt, the command boarding
First Avenue and Spring Street. One hour
A Woman Who Will Work.
goods from Murphy, Grant & Co. at housework and wants her -XCa^l from
family returned home from Colestein where being emphasized by the display of lessons
50 cts. Lessons given at the school
several revolvers. He was told that tbe
Wanted in every county to introduce the San Francisco. The goods were shipped the school ,uymn«---.uu. The principal
they have been camping the past week.
or
the
homes
of
the
students.
Celebrated ••Hygeia” Waists for all ages.
job had been done.” By this time tbe
Quarterly meeting at M. E. church next “
criminatio 11 was exercised
This waist supercedes the corset, and nas to Arizona and Johnston sold them at says that
greater
part
of
the
mob
bad
dispersed
Sunday. Preaching by T. L. Jones. Camp
received the unanimous approval of the low rates for cash, With the money he QL his part in taking men into the girl’s
Wimer
Items.
leaving
only
about
thirty
or
forty
men
meeting at Central Point, Sept. 5th to 15th.
leading physicians of America. $3.00 outfit
guard, who soon left after the Sheriff Mrs. Lillie Cole of Cole’s station has re­ free. Any energetic woman can make from rame to California and went out on gymnasium.
Mrs. M. J. Wilkinson and Miss Nellie on
turned
home.
$15 to $50 weekly. Send for circulars and Catalina island, where he is having a
O. W. Winthrop, employed in a cem­
Foss of Talent were on today’s train en arrived.
Geo.
Beers
is
home
again
after
an
absence
lively summer outing. The offloers are etery at San Francisco, was acquitted
The
mob
comprised
men
from
dif
­
terms.
HYGEIA M’F’G Co.,
route to Sacramento to visit relatives there.
after him.
378 Canal St.. New York.
sections of the county, and were of several months in California.
by a jury of the charge of having pois­
Rev. A. M. Russell came up from San ferent
The
home
of
XV.
A.
Allen
was
made
well
organized.
A
squad
of
75
came
Francisco last Saturday to spend a few
A
railroiul
man
named
A.
J.
Collina,
oned
Mrs. Jennie Matliews while she
Butte
Creek
News.
the 17th by tbe arrival of a new
weeks with friends and look after his peach along Fourth street from Scott valley and happy
with
a
grievance
against
the
Southern
was
visiting
the graves of her children.
daughter.
Mrs.
John
Nichols
was
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Shasta valley roads, and others came
crop.
Pacific
on
account
of
his
discharge,
at
­
Winthrop
and
the woman were friends
Geo.
Morine
last
week.
Thomas
Scott
and
wife
of
Glendale
are
Ever Brought to the Country
the north end of town by tbe
The bridge on the corner of Main and from
visiting Mr. Scott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Watkins gave a dance at his new tempted to get into the office of J. A. and in the graveyard she asked him for
Hawkinsville
and
Little
Shasta
roads,
Granite streets is in bad repair and should
J. L. Scott,
residence last Friday night.
fillmoxe, general superintendent of thè a loan of §75 to buy a bicycle. He re­
have the attention of the street comniis- while a number followed the Yreka
Miss Bernetta Williscroft was the guest toad, at San Francisco, to kill him. He fused to let her have the money and she
Miss Laura Carter has returned after a
railroad track and wagon road from tbe
«oner.
protracted visit with her brother, who re­ of Octavo Howlett last week.
was captured before getting a chance to became angry. Winthrop, to get away
£J.- C. Stlce of the Northern California Montague direction, a number coming in sides in Oakland, Cal.
Our school will commence on the nineth effect his plan. Collins came from Ari­ from a uw-agreeblo scene, took her little
Fruit "<>• baa arrived and begun his pack­ on a band car. Just before tbe lynching
Surveyor Brown, of Grants Pass, passed of Sept. Mr. Daly to act as teacher.
ing operaturvs in the Page warehouse at a man with a team put up at Martin’s
zona and had made threats at Los An­ child ar.d walked around the grounds. i
stable, and said be would be back in an through Wimer en route for Junip-off-Joe Charley Thomas came in trom Klamath geles to kill high officers of the railroad He returned some time after and found
the Depot.
to do some surveying for the miners.
L. Stewart moved in from Keno this hour. Tbe night hostler thought it
county last Saturday after a load of fruit.
company.
the woman staggering, noticing that
strange
for
a
visitor
at
that
time
of
night,
Curtis Manning has returned from Rubin
week and is building a house near J. P.
she
was suffering with cramps. It is
Miss
Mollie
Riley
was
reported
on
the
Gilmore’s, «o his children can attend the and inquired if someone was sick. He creek where he has finished mining tor the sick list last week, Dr. Stanfield is in attend­
Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee’ It supposed she took strychnine and died
State Normal.
answered, he came in for a doctor to see summer and expects to operate his ance.
curesjncipient Consumption. It is the some hours later.
J.T. Million, W, P. Parsons and son a very sick man at Pokegama. Return­ hydraulic claim here for the winter.
Cough cure. Only one cent a dose.
Mr. Willmoth has been putting on the best
Henry Stout, who has been indisposed
left Tuesday for a two weeks' outing at ing in an hopr and a quarter he apolo­
25 cents., 50 cts. and $1, Sold by E. A.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn.,
finishing
toutches
on
John
Williscroft
’
«
Buck Lake, and other places of interest in gized to tbe early morning hostler, Bob for some time, was taken suddenly ill last bouse.
S herwin
says, “Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved my life. 1
Saturday
with
severe
hemorrhage
of
the
Klamath county.
Morton, for not being on time, and soon
consider it the best remedy for a debilitated
lungs but, we are glad to say, is improvihg
Miss Lottie Brown has been visiting the
system 1 ever used.” For Dyspepsia,
Lost.
Tbe Odd Fellows of Gold Hill will dedi disappeared. Bob, knew nothing of the again.
family of Geo. Nichols of Lake creek for the
Liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price
cate their new ball on August 30th with a occurrence then, and said no apology
After the auction sale at A. Millsap’s 75 cents. Sold by E. A. Sherwin.
grand ball. The best of supper and music was needed, as he was there to attend to
©
Harry Taylor and wife are camped at the past two weeks.
••
Bybee ’springs this week. There are a
will be furnished.
customers at any and all hours.
Mr. Martin of Trail creek is on the sick residence last Saturday afternoon, a purse
■; © © ©
containing
$20.90
and
papers
still
more
number
of
families
camped
on
the
grounds
The
R
ecohd
for
job
puntine.
list
—
an
old
complaint,
he
is
said
to
be
jq
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The bodies were taken down by
©
G. H. Slover of Grants Pass spent a few
tbe springs, which makes it quite a critical condition.
valuable to the undersigned. A liberal
days in Ashland working in tbe interest Coroner Scofield and Marshal Parks, near
lively
place
to
spend
a
few
days.
reward
will
be
paid
for
the
recovery
of
of field day. He returned home on Mon­ who removed them in a wagon to No, 1
The Depot Grocery
Miss Edna Heart is visiting her father the same.
Mrs. C. F. F rizell .
A. M. McComber and Geo. W. Grayson, John
day evening’s train.
engine house, where they were laid side
E. F. Loomis has bought the Depot gro­
Heart
at
the
residence
of
his
mother,
We are overstocked and crowded
prominent business men ot San Fran­ Mrs. James Wooley.
cery of A. C. Rice and is carrying a stock
Col. F. V. Drake has filed a motion for by side, making a ghastly looking sight. Jr.,
cisco,
are
in
our
midst
looking
for
mining
HOTEL
OZRZEG-OJST
of
first
class
groceries
and
provisions
which
—
Journal
Extra.
for room. The Racket Store stock
a rehearing in the noted case of J. B. Eddy,
Miss Millie Howlett came home from
property and it is rumored that they are
are for sale at hying prices from a clean
railroad commissioner vs. H. R. Kincaid,
Medford
Saturday
to
spend
two
weeks
about
to
buy
the
mine
on
Jump-off-Joe
and attractive place. Dont fail to oall and
The remains of young Semler were owned by Robinson, Lisco, Kline & Hogan. Visiting her parents and friends.
secretary of state.
F. T. Fradenburgh.Prop.
which we recently bought will be
see Loomis in his new headquarters.
T
hursday
—
H
P
Slice,
Anderson
Elmer Oatman and wife, of Talent, spent shipped to his brother’s borne at Merced,
Mrs. J. K. Bell, post mistress of Browns­
sold at Racket prices cut in
Thomison, Spok W Stull, do
Bunday with B. F. Reeser's family. Miss his brother being at Yreka accompanied
Normal School Notes.
boro, and her brother James Culbertson Jno
¡i-. * *
MARRIED.
C
J
Boyle,
S
F
G
W
Smith,
Citv
Lida Reeser returned home with Mrs. Oat­ by a lawyer, to attend bis examination
twain
* * *
The "bee” last Thursday was not a were in Eagle Point Friday on business.
* * *
E I) Barlow, N Y
Jas Welch, Sac
appointed tor Monday morning August
man to spend a week.
large affair, but there were a sufficient
John Young,our efficient road supervisor, I Robinson, 8 F
A D Kenyon, Duns
26th.
HUNTER—NESSLER—In Trail creek pre­
Aaaessor Jackson baa assessed the S. P.
room
The following potice was found pin- number to finish the work. The walk­ has been beautifying his residence; it looks H C Morrell,Jr, Eugn E A Shepard, Port
cinct, August 11, 1895, by O. J, Willard, Look at a
road bed at $10,000 per mile in thiacoun-
as
white
as
the
houses
in
the
Arctic
re
­
J
A
Whitman.
Med
S
D
Cooper,
do
way
is
now
cleared
from
the
city
Bide-
ned
on
Johnson
’
s
back,
J.
P.,
J.
A.
Hunter
and
Arvilla
Nessler.
of
gions.
J A Wilson, Yreka J C Murray, do>
a whereat the railroad officiate are con-
figures.
“Caution”—Let this be a warnjng to walk to the school building, and when
F Bangasser, 8 F W G Martin. S F
erably exercised.
FULLER—SILVER—In Sisson, August
Charles Taylor of Ashland has been visit­ J W Welch.
all and it is hoped that all cold blooded the low places are covered with a cheap
Haines, Port
R B
29ch, 1895, by Rev. W. H. Gleason, Dr.
Heavy shipment« of peaches from the murderers in this county will suffer like­ board walk, it wijl be a very convenient ing his brother Frank and settling up bis W C Bevington,Duns C A Hermann, do
Frank Fuller and Mrs. Augusta E. Silver. Ladies’ Gentlemen’s and Chil­ Men’s and Boys’ summer coats
way to reach the school in all ordinary business here, he spends to have poor A D Kenyon
valley continue daily. The fruit this year wise.
M onday —
health.
ia exceptionally fine, considering the times
weather....... Those wishing tickets for
dren’s shoes, fine assort­
and vests, all 25c to close.
G A Beavis, S F
W S Wade, 8 F
tbe prices realized are fair.
Tbe Journal iurther says: The lynch­ school bus can obtain them of Prof. V*n
Joe Rader, his mother and sister, Clara, J H Richardson, Port S D Cooper
DIED.
ment,
all
sizes;
very
cheap.
Ladies
’ and Children’s hose,
F riday —
Jas Murray. Port
J. R. Beamer and family, residents of ing of tbe four murderers in the county Scoy or at tbe office of Billings and Geo. Morine and family and Miss Grace
H
L
Sayles,
City
D
Mathiot,
do
Stanfield
started
for
the
McAlister
soda
Ashland for several years past, left Tues- jail which took place at Court House Trefren. Tickets cost $1.50 and are good
large assortment from 5c up.
CLARK—In Ashland, August 25, 1895, Men’s and Boys’ straw hats at
Fred Hansen, Tbl R J W Storms, City
^ar/ar Bandon, Coos county, where they Park Monday morning, can in no way for sixty ridea between the city and Springs last Wednesday.
David G.Clark, aged 71 years.
less
than
one-half
original
Jno
Thomison
Dr
A
Ninnian,
Port
Men
’s Balbrigan underwear,
■rill make their future home.
reflect upon tbe officers ia the Court. Normal School, for the student, and
W. C. Daley is getting out timbers to Dr Chas Hines, do
P
B
Gallogher,
S
F
ALLEN
—
In
Jacksonville
precinct,
August
cost.
No one ia ordinary health need become Tbe information in the Null* case was twelve rides for a citizen. Students 2^ build an addition to his feed barn which O C Riches, do
reduced to 25c and 35c.
A 8 Ward, Oak
25, J895. Phoebe, daughter of Win. Allen,
bald or gray, if as will follow sensible treat- filed on tbe 22d of May, and under his cents a trip or 5 cents round trip; citizen will greatly add to the convenience of feed­ L J Myers, S F
J
H
Boyd,
8
F
aged
18
years,
5
months
and
11
days.
O
’
alls
—
Samson,
Eldorado,
or
Oxfords and Russets, all at
aasnt. We advise eleanliness of tbe scalp plea of insanity tbe law gave him the 12>g cents a trip or 25 cents round trip. ing and sheltering stock for tbe winter.
R Cole & wf, Coles
E 0 Parrott, R B
and tbe use of Hall's Hair Renewer.
FRI8BY—On Camp creek. Aug. 21. 1895,
W N Luckey, City
Peliance
—
all
at
50cts;
full
right to send where ever necessary to It is hoped that many of the citizens will
Lake Creek Dist. on Butte creek is taking E O Parrott, K B
just half price.
Harry Frisby, Aged 6 years.
J Ray Luckey, do
G. W. Trefren left Tuesday to meet his secure depositions in suppertof bis de­ buy these tickets so as to aid in carrying considerable interest in the roads in way of F Arnold, Oakld
assortment
of
sizes.
twether L. 8. Trefren at soda springs. He fense, which could not be done in lesB the bus expense in order to hold the improvement. W. C. Daley, road com­ J B Williams, City August Bolle, LosG
S aturday —
T uesday —
come over from Nevada with pack animals, time than allowed by the Court. This rates down for the students. Every missioner, has worked the men to an advan­
H W Roche,
BORN.
and has improved the grade very much G W Smith, City
All goods as represented and
and reports eastern Oregon very dry.
was the only one of the four cases which small matter of this kind adds to the tage
W T Perkins, G Pass
Wheeling, W Va
at the Lake creek school house.
satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded.
In the contests M Grants Pass this week was at issue betoie tbe Superior Court. efficiency and popularity of the Ashland
J F Cutsball, S F
E Winkle, Spokane
A company composed of John Daley and H E Jackson, Louisv J B Williams, City
ihe Roseburg band carried off the $100.00 In the case of Johnson tb^r^ was a de­ State Normal. Lectures twice a month
DOLLARHIDE—At Henley, August 1«,
prise as against tbe Grants Pass band. tn urrerer to tbe information which was and music recitals, or some kind of wife her brother aud sister Bertha and John J P Barteline. Racine E D Barlow, N Y
1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dollarhide,
Roseburg got the prize also in the hose to be argued this week. The other entertainment about once a month Wyland of Antelope, Mr. Miligan and J Noreigo, 8 F
H W Barron, City
a son.
family, Frank Smith and family, Mr. Tur­
raoes.
prisoners, Stemier and Moreno, were to would be occassions for citizens to use pin, ot Antelope and Charles Turpin of Dr A Ninman, Port J M Wagner, do
IIAIRFORD
—At Pokegama, August 16,
MYER BLOCK
A Piper, do
T G Reames, Jville
B. F. Cummons paid tbe RxcoaD office a have their preliminary examinations theke tickets. Buying a bus ticket does Lake oreek started for Crater lake last C
1895, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hairford, a
Ashland,
oregou.
Walter
Jackson,
do
GOB
DeBar,
Jville
Visit one day this week, and brought with yesterday, it having been necessary to not prevent the student from walking Wednesday,
daughter.
I
'
R C Muller & wf
W N Luckey & son.
him a basket of Jucious fruit which was postpone them to that date in order to when he wishes to do so. The ticket
C Truax, Chicago
City TAYLOR—In Medford, August 25,1895, to
relished accordingly by the force. Come allow tbe attorney time to prepare a de­ would last that much longer....... For tbe “A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.” J Otto
Guthman, Port G W Smith, do
the wife of A. C. Taylor, a so«.
agjn.
SOUTHERN OREGON
fense. The law in these cases is manda­ present the buses will leave main street
1 suffered terribly from roaring in my F L Southwick. Mfld T O Gladding, Port
CLIFF
—Near Medford, August 26, 1895, to
James Matlock, of Portland, is in town tory, and tbe officers of the Court have near tbe post office at 8:30 in the morn­ head during an attack of catarrh, and be­ E C Murray, 8 F
B L Gibbs, do
the wife of George Cliff. a daughter.
owd is looking at southern Oregon with a I I no alternative but to obey. In tbe case ing, and tbe school building at 3:30 in came very deaf; used Ely’s Cream Balm F P Reznor, Duns
M K Rogers, Pa
■"
"v — ■ i'
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1
view of locating, and has traded for two of Fredericks, who was banged at San the afternoon....Within a few days, and in three weeks ceuld hear as well as R P Cornelius, Stnm G H Mayhew, 8 F
acres of land on Oak street, known as the
A M McLeod, do
F W Johnson, do
ever,—A. E. Newman, Graling, Mich.
Quentin
a
sfior^
time
ago,
the
Supreme
three
or
four
convenient
places
will
be
Awarded
W A Hempbill, do
Stacy property.
One of my children had a very bad dis­ O Burrest, do
Court severely criticized the lower Court selected where students can collect., charge from the nose. Physicians prescrib­ F N Wood, do
W ednesday —
Mistiest
Honors
—World's Fair«
Mrs. Grace Berry of Roseville, Cal., who for what it termed its undue h^ste.
either on Main street or tbe beulevard, ed without benefit. After using Ely's Cream J 15 Muller, Mississip H Freeman A wf,
Ashland, Or.
has been visiting relatives in Seattle was on
Neil
Campbell
readv
for
the
buses
as
they
come
along.
Central
Point
Balm a short time the disease was cured.—
_/ ■
todays train bound for home and stopped
Hattie E. Bristow, who has been stopping ....Prof. James Stormer has arrived O. A Cary, Corning, N. Y.
John
Qavagqq
W J Freeman, do
pff for a short visit with her sister-in-law, at Hotel Oregon, left on Monday’s south
Thöa Röyce
W E Dunn, Port
Price of Cream Bqlip ip'fifty oents.
New buildings, Normal
firs. J. Crocker.
bound train for Carson City, Nevada. from Corvallis, and is ready for his work
C Noonan
E L Howe, Boston
it
/
-
X
academic, business, music
in
the
Normal.
Prof.
J.
J.
Berry
and
Mrs.
Bristow
is
formerely
of
Salem,
where
The
Ashland
quartz
mill
is
running
S unday —
The niorr mg bell at the Ashland woolen
Sam Isralsky, 8 F
and ar< courses. Review
W N Luckey, City
W F Bangasser. do
mill» calling the hands to their daily work, she has been in continuous work for nine Mrs. Taylor will arrive on Saturday and again on custom ores.
classes ; teacher«* training
years
in
tbe
Indian
school
and
is
now
in
Miss
Thomas
on
Thursday.
..
.Students
W C Bevington,Duns
which ha» been so long silent, is a very wel­
A trial of the right to some property Ray Luckey, do
school. Skilled leachers are
h'v,
the
civil
service
pay.
She
asked
for
a
are reporting every day, and will becom­ levied on by Constable John Real on the G W Smith do
Jas Welch, Sacto
come sound to those citizens eager for the
U
'
/
;
wanted. State diplomas
transfer, which was readily granted. Her ing in every month until after holidays. Hopkins place or Roper ranch was had be­ J Davis, 8 F
A D Kenyon, Chicgo
revival of Ashland enterprises.
HB
auv county. Life
1
work in the new field will take up Septem­
fore a jury in Justice Luckey’s court Tues­
W. T. V an S coy , Ppincipal.
' -- c
E. V. Barlow, a young law student from ber 1st, 1895.
/
day.
The
jury
found
in
favor
of
tbe
de
­
With one eye on the clock, and the other
a
New York who has been «topping at Wag­ A man by the name of Howard, a sur­
Real Estate.
fendant, Harry Green, an old occupant of on your plate, you cannot enjoy a meal
—_
experience in teaching.
ner’s soda springs with his irisnd, Jesse veyor of Medford, it appears surveyed two
Julian Ricard and Nelson Herbert to this ranch, and against the constable. When traveling east, you should take the
t Board at hall. $1.75; lodg-
Williams, for a few weeks, left for Portland road routes from Ashland to tbe Klamath
Sulphur Springs Hydraulic Co—q c d to Attorney Brigga for the plaintiff and Wat­ Northern Pacific, the only dining car line
’ing,f0 cts, student iurnish-
Tuesday. He will return in October.
country, pnder official employment some mining ground in tp 36 s, r 3 w; $100.
son for the defendant appeared in the case from Portland: meals 75cents. You don’t
s/
ling bed clothing and lamp.
J R Beamer to Elizabeth M Beamer­ which consumed tbe day and up to a late have to get up in the morning at six o’clock,
>.1»
Faniilv board. $3.(0. Tui-
Burnside Post G. A. R. are very active vears ago, once in 1868 and again in 1874.
hour at night.
i
Board, lodging,
rush to breakfast and gulp it down in fif­
tn their preparations for the reunion to be He bos recently appeared in print to assert land in tp31 s, r 1 e: $600.
Catherine Wooley to R R Winter—q c cl 23-
Do yon know, il you want to go East and teen minutes, and then have to wait until 3
m AF v K«1 tuition and books per year,
bald here beginning Sept. 17th and ending that there is no road over to that country
If
Is,.
desire a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you or 3 o'clock fop lunch or dipner. Taavoid
£ept. '4?d. The programme arranged as­ at all from this point. We suggest that ,24 acres in tp 35 s, r 1 w; $50.
Mr. Howard inquire if there is any road
Wm Byb?e to Beefcman & Reames—land will be detained from |2 tQ 16 hours unless this, take the Northern Pacific; the only
A.-hlnnd cannot be excell-
sures a gvod time for all who may attend.
across the Cascades from here which he did in tps 36 and 37 s, r 2 w and 37 s, r 1 e; $34- you take the Northern I’acjnc? Remember dining car route, tbeonly line to the Yellow­
ed in the state for fine wint-
not
survey,
or
is
the
whole
question
of
Mr
354.
A
“7 ers. pure water, health and
A stick of timber passed through here on
that the Northern Pacific is the only line stone Park and the only line running Pull­
. good society For manual or
tbe 8. P. cars this week bound for Denver, Howard’s surveyed roads a legal fiction ?
Martha and Geo R Hatnmersley to Jos running Pullman Tourist Sleepers through man Tourist Sleepers through to the east
Having
satisfied
himself
as
to
this,
we
ven
­
I’, !’■> •' special information, address
Hammersley—2 acres in twp 36 s, r 3 w; to tbe east without delay. Time and money without from 12 to 16 hours delay. For A pure Grape Geam of Tartar Powder, fa*
Col. having a cross section of 24x36 inches
$100.
r
»
.
and 68 feet long. That is to say it contain­ ture the further suggestion that Mr. Howard
saved by thia route. For full information, full information, time cards, maps, etc.,
W. T. VAN SCOY,
Same to E N WdLiams-lot 14, b’k 14, time cards, maps, etc., call on or address, call on or address, Robert Leonard, Agent. bom Ammonia, Alum or any othe$ a MMUN»
ed 4898 feet of timber. It was a fir beam ■ubside in Ihe road discussion in which
.
President.
IhviuMnviUnuiM Bppittvtl WrtYfiatafs. Gtoia HUI; $4U0.
Ashland Or
Robert Lemuura, Ageut« Ashland, Or,
40 YEARS TH1 STAND*»
and clear of kaots,
VALLE! RECORD.
EDWIN RUSS,
Medford, Or
DR. B. C. BAIN,
WILLIAM HEVEHEB
F
A CALL-
GIVE
REMOVAL. NOTICE
T. K. BOLTON’S
CITY
MOVED INTO
1
O.
AND
BLOCK.
____ u_____
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OUE New STOCK OF DRY_>^
A^GOODS IS COMING IN NOW
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
FOR THE FUN OF IT!
B
ARGAIN0
ARGAINÛ
of the
XNe must have
regardless
price.
fe>N
MYER & GREGORY,
State Normal School
•DR;
1
BAKING
PIMHII
MOST PERFECT MADE.
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