Valley record., October 31, 1895, Image 3

X
Populist Committee Meeting.
!
Geo. W. Boggs Again Arrested.
Teacher« at Work.
MARRIED.
To Rave a Pay Day.
The People’s Party county central
Geo. W. Boggs, formerly of Tacoma,
The following are the schools of Jack
W. E. Cook','of the Klamath River
committee met at Medford Saturday in Wash., but now conducting a big placwr son county now running and the names I MILLION—HANDGEN—At the residence Lumber Co. returned to Pokegama last
Wolf’s hall to arrange for the organization mining enterprise on Elliott creek in the ot the teachers in charge:
of Mrs. Sarrah Ganiard on Oak street, week from Portland and it. is confidently
District No. 1, Jacksonville—J. M. Hor­
Oct. 30, 1895, by Rev. F. G. Strange, Wil­ expected there will be a big cash pay
ASHLAND. Or.. Thursday. Oct. 31. 1895. of the county and propaganda work for Siskiyou mountains 35 miles west oi
liam B. Million and Miss Cora Handgen, day this week. Marsh & Smith, the log­
the winter. The members present were Jacksonville, was arrested at the count'- ton. Miles Cantrall, Mrs. C. F. Shepherd
both of Ashland.
Jonathan Tressler and J. W Miller of the seat Tuesday hy Sheriff Patterson and Miss Agnes Devlin.
ging contractors, two weeks ago landed
The doctors tell us, now-a-days, that disease germs
District No. 2, Enterprise—Miss Arabella
At 7 p. m, little Miss Loma Ganiard es­ eight million feet of logs at the mill and
two Medlord precincts, Harvev Richard­ was taken to Tacoma on the evening train
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL.
Tinis.
corted
the
bride
and
groom
to
their
position
are everywhere; in the air, in the water, in our food,
son, Trail creek; P. J. Van Hardenburg by Sheriff Parker, who had the proper
District No. 3, Drake—Miss Stella Stid­ under an arch ol mistletoe upon which the mill is running in full blast, as is the
of Antioch; G. Naylor, Griffin creek; requisition papers. The arrest grew out ham.
box
factory.
clothes, money; that they get into our bodies, live
Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block.
Chrisanthemum flowers were fastened in
J. W. Marksbury, Gold Hill; Frank of $15,000 worth of city warrants that
District No. 4, Phoenix—W. E. Chase. the form of the letters M. and H. In less
Medford is having an epidemic of menin- Williams, Ashland; W. H. Bradshaw, were monxeyed around during the bank Miss Zella Cheney.
J. 0. Hall of Central Point, has returned there, thrive and grow, if they find anything to thrive on.
than five minutes the necessary words were
getis.
Eagle Point; A. M. Ford. Central Point; failures and wholesale swindling op ra­
District No.o. Ashland—C. A. Hitchcock, spoken and congratulations were in order, t
a
K lamath .....
l alls. He has con
Consumption is the destruction of lung-tissue by
at Central
’ “
J. W. Hamakar, the Klamath Falls law­ J. W. Wilev, Phoenix. The meeting was tions perpetrated by the authorities of Ole Thornton. Miss Victor, Miss Mav Tif­ The occasion was just as delightful as it c u led to remain in 1 business
fany.
Miss
A.
A.
Beebe,
Miss
NelHe
Ewen,
Point,
ar.d
Mrs.
Hall
and
their
son
are
at
germs where the lung is too weak to conquer them.
presided over by Chairman Frank Will­ Tacoma during the panic. B >g s was
wns qniet. Only a few family friends were
yer, came in Monday.
■Miss’Lizzie Miller. Miss Jessie Grant, Miss present. The decorations were beautiful Hotel Oregon today.
iams, A. M. Ford acting as secretary.
arrested and tried once or twice before, Hattie
The remedy is strength—vital force.
A. J. Chapman a Douglas county pioneer
Gleason,
W.
H.
Ledgerwood,
A.
F.
and tastefully arranged bv deft hands. The
Ira Wakefield, S. H. Holt and J. A. but the cases against him failed in court Cornutt.
The Fitzsimmons fight tonight at Hot
died at Wilbur, Monday.
supper
was
elegant.
The
evening
was
with hypophosphites, means the
Jeffrey were appointed county club organ­ and when he left Tacoma he thought he
District No. 6. Central Point—L. L- Free­ lovely. It was indeed an auspicious begin­ 8prings has been postponed till tomor­
C. C. Ragsdale is up f-om Colusa county I izers and have already taken np their had fought his enemies to a finish. They man,
Misses
Edna
Gibson,
Lettie
Magru
­
row
night.
ning
o:
what
we
all
hope
and
believe
will
Le
looking after business affairs.
adjustment of lung strength to overcome germ-life.
work. It was moved that Chairman seem to have resurrected another hold der. Mrs. Helen Little. J. C. Barnard.
a very happy life.
Rev. W. 8. Taylor and wife of Drain ar­ Williams draw ud a card and publish it on
District No. 7, Neil Creek—Mrs. May
„„ the matter, and will put
pul 111UJ
The validity of the refunding bonds
him to oulIIV
some
Mr. Million is a native son and his par­
It is fighting the germ with the odds in our favor.
rived yesterday to visit their son.
in the V alley R ecord calling for $1 ' trouble, though people informed about Peter.
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Million, issued by Santa Criyt is again attacked.
District
No.
8.
Myer
—
Victor
Holt.
These
tiny little drops of fat-food make their way
among the very first early settlers of Ash A suit in the United States circuit
Barnev O’Neil came np from 8onoiua subscriptions to a propaganda fund.' the voluminous details of the transactions
Di-trict No. 9, Eagle Point—P. H. Dailey.
j .A1? • earnest, intelligent and sober
The following resolution, squaring tbe declare he will again be exonerated,
county Monday on a business trip.
into the system and re-fresh and re-invigorate it.
District No. 10, Mountain—Miss Carrie minded citizen he en joys the confidence and court wjll determine the question.
Mr. Beggs has promoted the placer Sackett.
Wm. Sharp left yesterdav for Kansas party on the mistake made by tbe county
friendship
of
a
wide
circle
of
acquaintances
Rev.
D.
Hanson
Irwin,
the
well-
Whether
you succeed with it or not depends on how
clerk in voting to reduce tbe railroad as­ mining business of southern Oregon more
District No. 11, Lone Pine-
having traded his place for a farm there.
aJ . ?me’ and in tb® state throughout known Presbyterian divine, died sud­
sessment, was introduced:
District
No.
12,
Antelope
—
Miss
Lillie
than any other man within recent years
Knights of Pythias circles, of which order denly at San Francisco as a result of a
good a start the germs had, and how carefully you can
J. L. Tyre died at Medford of cerebro
R esolved , That we, the representatives and had matters well in hand for the Temple.
f,e.*s one °f its staunchest members. Tbe i
spinal meningetis Saturday aged 39 years.
of the Peoples Harty, denounce the vote of closing of several more important deals
District No. 14, Willow Springs—Miss Ida bride is formerly of Michigan and during surgical operation for appendicitis.
live. The shortest way to health is the patient one.
Ex-Newspaper Man A. 8. Batterson of the board of equalization which reduced that would have enured greatly to the York.
her residence ot two years or more in this
A stable connected with the Wash­ The gain is often slow.
District No. 15, Independence—Miss Amy city has established herself in the hearts of
Ellensburg, Wash., is again in tbe valley said assessment and demand that all mem­ benefit of southern Oregon placers. He
ington house at Watsonville, Santa
bers who voted in tavor of such reduction
Cantrail.
all
as
a
lady
of
many
virtues.
Hosts
of
on a visit.
00 cents and >1.00
be held to a strict account by the people of had came to Jacksonville and was about
District No. 16, Mound—Miss Lulu Rob­
SCOTT & BOWNE, chemi.t.,
New York
8 wish ^ein all tbe happiness intend­ Cruz county, was burned. Three valu­
Misses Kate Lemburger and Josie Jackson county.
to pay down $1500 on Wm. Bybee's Jose­ erts.
ed
by
the
gods
for
those
in
the
marnage
able
horses
were
killed.
No
insurance.
Nunan were in town Tuesdey with their
R esolve », That a copy of these resolu­ phine county property when arrested
District No. 18, Antioch—Miss Hattie state.
An incendiary fire at Berryessa, Santa
bicycles and suits.
Bliss.
tions he furnished tbe county papers for Tuesday.
Clara
oounty, destroyed the warehouse
publication.
District
No.
19,
Lake
Creek
—
Gus
Samuels.
ELKINS
—
JOHNSON
—
At
the
M.
E.
par
­
Mrs. Wm. Littleton came over from
REMEMBER - ONE - THING
Tacoma, Oct. 29 —Ex-Citv Treasurer
District No. 21, Missouri Flat -Miss Mc­
Tnis resolution was discussed by
sonage in Ashland, Oct. 30,1895, by the of F. B. Fiore and about four carloads
Cole’s Monday to attend the wedding of her
George
W
.
Boggs,
was
arrested
on
two
Carthy.
Marsbur.v, Nealon, Holt, Bradshaw, W.
V. t 111 »? uncle, Rev, M. E. Memenger, C. of dried prune.?. Loss on warehouse,
brother, W, B. Million.
warrants, sworn out by Mayor Orr. The
District No. 22, Talent—Mathew Taylor,
W. -¿.lkins of Albany and Miss M, E. $500; on prunes, $4,800.
J. M Vaughn, a business man of Po- Beeson, Jr., and others. County Clerk arrest results from the investigation fol­ Miss Clara Terrill.
Johnson.
kegama came over yesterday to go on the Jacobs was present and made an ex­ lowing tbe recent bank failures, which
District No. 24, Phoenix—Miss May
is here to stay.
Stookton saloon-keepers have decided
The happy couple left on the evening
planation similiar to his published letter.
excursion to Portland.
Davidson
.
train for their future home in Albany in to obey the new liquor ordinance. The
There being quite a large number of disclosed more fully than was known be­
District No. 25, Rock Point—Miss Hattie which city Mr. Elkins is connected with
Peter Devlin of Applegate was in town
fore the transactions of Boggs while city
law provides that all saloons shall be
Again
this week and left Tuesday for San Jose to representative populists present, the com­ treasurer. He cashed warrants, as they Eaton.
the L. E. Blaine Co.
open only from 7 a. m. to 9 p. in. daily
District No. 26, Wimer—Miss Beulah
mittee voted to allow them to vote on
g«j to school this winter.
were
issued,
with
city
funds,
instead
of
Warner.
VAN VACTER—ANDERSON—At Hen­ and shall be closed entirely on Sunday.
this resolution, which they did, The
Postmaster W. H. Brunk returned Tues­ vote stood 20 for the resolution and two calling in old ones. Before be went out
ley, Oct. 28, 1895, W. E. Van Vacter and
District No. 29, Prairie— Miss A. H. Mc­
Cecilia McConnell, aged 8 years, died
day from near Salem where he attended the against. The resolution was declared of office, he placed warrants, said to Dowell.
Miss Cora Anderson.
at San Francisco from a bullet wound
funeral of his aged father.
amount
to
$21,000,
in
various
banks,
re­
District
No.
30,
Unity
—
Miss
Pool.
CARRIES A WELL SELECTED STOCK
A
wry
deasant
and
happy
weddiag
took
carried. County Recorder Rawlings and
District No. 32, Foots Creek—Miss Fannie ph” <s at the residence of Mrs. Wilburn at accidentally inflicted by her brother. I
Mrs. B. A. Hildreth and son Allen have W. Beason, Jr. cast the two negative ceiving credit for them as cash. These
-OF—
/leuley Oct. 28th. The contracting parties The boy secured a pistol aad was play­
returned from a visit at Pokegama with
| banks have since failed, the citv losing Haskins
votes.
District
No.
33,
Sterling-
Miss
'
Edith
wtre Mis» Cora Anderson the esteemable ing highwayman with his sister and
relatives, J. M. Hanson and family.
Of the populist county official« present, ! the deposits, less uncertain future diyi-j Van Dyke.
DRUGS, STATIONEY,
daughter of Mrs. Wilburn and W. E. Van
Mra. Grace Turner c»nie over from Duns- i Senator Holt, Representative« Nealan, dends.
District No. 34, Thompson Creek—W. H. Victor, tbe 8. P. R. R. locomotive engineer shot her.
One
warrant
charges
Boggs
with
larcenv
* renlr Monday to visit her folks, Ex-Post­ and Jeffrey, and Sheriff Patterson voted
McDaniel.
Miscellaneous and
over the Siskiyous. The ceremony was
All the milk brought into San Fran­
by embezzlement o* $109.0C0; the second,
master A. P. Hammond and family.
District No. 35, Woodville—E. E. Phipps. performed by Rev. Mr. Moody and a large cisco is now inspected and if any adul­
in favor of the resolutions, County Re­ with unlawfully using $180,000 for a purpose
District No. 39, Brownsboro — James circle of friends assembled to witness the
Miss Fannie Ralph will return from corder Rawlings voted against and County not authorized by law. Boggs was tried on
SCHOOL BOOKS,
event, as both parties are so well and favor­ teration is found the inspector pours
southern California tomorrow, and her Commissioner Bradshaw dodged the vote. a charge similar to the first one in Septem­ Stewart.
^At^ones^prices^
District No- 40, Bridge Point—Miss Kate ably known to all. The bride was attired the milk into the gutters. Last week
mother will be home in a few weeks.
Tbe meeting was as harmonious as could ber, 1894, and was acquitted. He readily Herriott.
in »charming Nile green silk; ornaments, thousands of gallons of milk were
W. F. Loomis, who came over from the be expected and demonstrated that the gave himself up on nearing that he was
District No. 44, Table Rock—Miss Anna diamonds. The groom looked well in the dumped into the sewers.
wanted.
Songer A Dame mine to take a course of people’s party was able to rise higher
Clements
usual conventional suit. After the cere­
typhoid fever at home, is convalescing.
District No. 48, Scheflein—B. D. Smith.
The Columbia National bank of Ta­
than the personal popularity of one of its
mony the guests partook of an excellent
May Save Joe's Sight.
District No. 49. Medford—G. A. Gregory,
The W. C. T. U. will have another sale of members and at the same time act justly,
P. W. Paulson, Joseph T. Million and Misses Elva Galloway, Della Pickel, Minnie wedding supper and enjoyed a royal good coma has been closed by Bank Exam­
time.
fresh bread, pies and cakes, Saturday after­ and firmly, without malice or vindictive­ E. J. Farlow left last Friday morning
iner Cary, acting ou orders from the
Coleman, RoHn L. Warner, Ellen Bursell.
The music was furnished bv Miss Hattie
noon at comer of Oak and Main streets.
ness.
for Emigrant creek to bag some quail for Grace Foster, Viola Brandon. Bessie Wait. and Era Anderson. All extended this controller of currency. The action re­
The meeting in the evening was ad­ a sick man. They separated from each
District No. 51, Liberty—Miss Julia Rod­ happy couple best wishes for a long and sults from the bank's failure to meet a
Geo. T. Baldwin, the Klamath Falls hard­
ware merchant, came in Tuesday and with dressed by Representative Jeffrey, A. S. other, Paulson and Farlow keeping near scow.
prosperous life.
A pple B lossom .
demand for cash made by the city last
*
bis «on left for Portland on the excursion. Barnes, Senator Holt, J. Tressler W. H. together. About 11:30 a. m. in the
District No. 56, South Wagner—Miss
week.
CRUMP-FIELDS-In
Jacksonville,
Oct.
Mina
Stoops.
Bradshaw
and
others.
Ira
Wakefield
re
­
vicinity of W. H. Shepard’s place Paul­
Ixiok nut for colds at this season. Keep
27,1895. by Rev. W. B. Moore, Firman
District No, 57, Gold Hill-W. E. Phipps,
Lieutenant Governor Spencer G. Mil­
yourself well and strong hy taking Hood’s fused to make a speech but sang a solo. son drew on a quail and leveling bis Mrs.
Crump and Miss Ida Fields.
Cardwell.
lard died at Los Angeles last Thursday-
Sarsaparilla, the great tonic and blood puri­ Creed of Big Sticky told a funny Btory.
gun on the bird fired. The charge wen*,
District No. 67, Wyland—Miss Anna Kod- LUTE— BECKETT— In Central Point pre­ night after a long illness. He was born
fier.
into a chaparel thicket on the hillside sebow.
Our First Installment Of
cinct, Oct. 24, 1895, by Rev. R. C. Black-
It's Astonishing
in Michigan in 1858 and was educated
about 35 rods distance and no sooner
Mra. J. Doll ar hide and daughter. Miss
District No. 09, Grove—E. E. Van Ant­
well,
R.
M.
Lute
and
Miss
Hattie
A.
how
Dr ilerce
Pierce’s s Favorite
Anna Dollar hide, go to Portland tonight to . i “
ow ur
ravont Prescription acts than tbe trigger of Paulson’s gun had werp
at Alin Arbor. After leaving school he
Beckett.
_r
_
It's a marvelous
spend
the winter with J. H. Oatman and upon
nervous
women.
District No. 73, Boulevard—J. A. Jarvis.
been
fired
he
heard
the
voice
of
Joe
■
ramodv
tnr
norvntia
and
remedy tor nervous and general debility,
LARRIMORE—MEE—In Medford, Oct. studied law. He came West 10 years
family.
Chorea, or St. Vitus’s Dance, Insomnia, or Million say “Paul you’ve shot me.”
28, 1895, Geo. Larrimore and Miss Rachel ago and settled iu Los Angeles. A
A Race Track for Ashland.
Weather sharps are comparing this glori­ Inability to sleep, Spasms, convulsions, or Paulson and Farlow immediately came
E. Mee of Applegate.
widow and two children survive him.
ous fall weather to that of 1861, and pio­ “fits,” and every like disorder.
Several leading citizens met at city
to his side. The shock had knocked
CORNUTT
—
Gl
LPATRICK
—
At
Roseburg
San Francisco is making a big effort
neers expect a winter similar to that ot
Even in cases of insanity resulting from him down. The two hunters were not hall Saturday evening to see what could
Oct. 29, 1895, Walter Cornutt and Miss to secure the national Republican con­
1861-2
functional derangements, the persistent use aware of Million’s presence in that vicin­ be done in the way of putting in a race
Minnie
Gilpatrick.
” will, by restoring the ity. not thinking he had worked around track, stables, etc., at Ashland with a
vention. Funds are being raised and a
Mrs. E. Ross came np from Central Point of the “Prescription
They were married at the residence of
functions, generally effect a cure.
Tuesday to keep bouse for her daughter, natural
in that direction. They took Joe into view of holding the district fair here in­ Ben F. Lohr, and took the excursion for mass meeting has been called to take
For
women
suffering
from
any
chronic
Mrs. W. J. 8tanley, while the latter is in “female complaint” or weakness; for the buggy and brought him to town im­ stead of Central Point. Horsemen pre­ Portland. They are representatives of such steps as ;tre necessary’ to convince
Portland.
women who are run-down or overworked; mediately. Dr. Geary of Medford was fer the elevated locality and granite soil well known families at Kiddle and the the national committee that the city of
L. W. Wright of Hornbrook was in town at the change from girlhood to womanhood; called in consultation with Dr Parson, about Ashland, as it would make a fine groom has a sister, Mrs. C. F. Gegax, and the Golden Gate should get the prize
Monday. His daughter arrived from Mich­ and. later, at the critical “change of life” — and it was decided to send the patient to summer and winter track and tbe climate two brothers, who are attending the Nor­ this time.
igan the first ot the week to make her home it is a medicine that safely and certainly a San Francisco specialist in eyes and in would be free from fog in winter months, mal, in Ashland.
i builds up, strengthens, regulates, and company of Wm. P. Parson, landlord of thus being the best point in the north­
By a unanimous decision of the su­
with him.
cures.
preme court of New Mexico, Thomas
west
to
winter
blooded
horses.
Besides
the
Ashland
House,
Joe
was
taken
to
Remember the Temperance convention
DIED.
Send for a free pamphlet or remit 10 cents
I
Hughes, editor of the Albuquerque
at Central Point, Saturday Nov. 2.
A (stamps) for a large Book (168 pages) on the Bay City on Saturday’s Shasta Flyer the fact that Ashland is “the play
Cd program is arranged, and a picnic Woman’s Diseases and how to cure them and taken to the Occidental Hotel, where grounds of southern Oregon” and the
Citizen, was found guilty of couto^pt
ner to be enjoyed.
with home treatment. Address, World’s H. C Skinner, formerly of this place, district fairs could not fail to be the un­ DIAMOND—Near Medford, Oct. 26, 1895, of court. He w; s fined fl ax»*1, costs and
Hoy
Diamond,
aged
20
years.
They are here and Vaupel. Norris A Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, is employed. Dr. Powers, the eye qualified success that has characterized
sentenced to 60 djys
jail. Hughes,
Drake have them. Kid gloves, chamois New York.
specialist examined the wounds in his the Chautauqua assemblies, Soldiers Re­ JOHNSON—In Medford Oct. 27. 1895, Mrs. as champion bf T. B. Catron, delegate
Elizabeth Johnson, aged 73 years, 5 mon­
and dressed. Whites, tans, blacks, browns
eyes and in his report to Dr. Parson union and everything that the town has
Warner, The Piano Tuner.
ths and 28 days. The funeral took place to oougress, on trial charged with sub­
and grays. Call and examine.
save the right eye is entirely gone, the taken hold of that requires public spirit.
Tuesday afternoon, interment being in ornation of perjury, published an at­
M. O. Warner, the piano tuner, has ball having lodged in the eye and de­ The local patronage that a fair would
Geo. A. Beanev, who has been working
Jacksonville cemetery.
tack on the members of the supreme
for T. Jones at Henley, left yesterday for been detained beyond his time, but will stroyed its sight. Tbe other ball that receive if held here would be a big item
court.
Callas, Me , on a visit being ticketed over soon be on hand and will call upon his went into tbe left eye went plumb itself. C. B. Watson acted as chairman
many patrons in Ashland and southern through and lodged outside of and be­ and M. F. Eggleston as secretary. T. E. Department of Music of State Nor­
the Canadian by Robt. Leonard.
A. H. Naftzger of Los Angeles, presi­
Oregon. Wait for him and have your hind the eye. Dr. Powers is waiting lor Hills, president of the S. O. A. Society,
mal.
Barney Goldsmith of Portland was in
dent of the Southern California Fruit
instruments
toned
up
by
a
first-class
Those wishing to take music, either piano,
town Tuesday, havihg rented tbe German
n
the absorption to take place before he stated the troubles of the late fairs
exchange, is iu Cleveland, O., arrang­
Savings A Loan Societvs ranch to Levi artist.
operates on it. There is no puss form­ which have been failures. A committee voice, or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the
ing for the sale of California fruit, par­
teacher,
at
the
Normal
building
or
at
her'
Morris the coming year for $500.
—
F.
T.
Fradenburg,
Geo.
W.
Stephen
­
ing and no inflamation of the iris, which
Mining Items.
place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of ticularly oranges and lemons, direct to
Col. and Mrs. W. 8. Stone and John E.
is a very encouraging sign, and though son, Robt. Taylor, E. D. Briggs and E. boarding
Ever Brought to the Co untry.
Jones A Otten have struck a rich strike it is a doubtful case Dr. Powers has some V. Carter—were appointed to see what First Avenue and Spring Street. One hour jobbers instead of through commission
Harmon stopped at Hotel Oregon Tuesday
lessons
50
cts.
Lessons
given
at
the
school
and took yesterday's excursion to Portland. at a depth of 80 feet in their shaft in the hopes of saving a half of the sight of the sum could be raised to secure the or the homes of the students.
men as heretofore. He says the ex­
Harmon will visit his brother at Everett, “Old Tex.” quartz mine on Jump-off-Joe. left eye. It was No. 10 bird shot and grounds, etc.
change, which represents 60 per cent of
Wash.
The ore brought down goes over $1000 the distance was far enough so that none
all
growers, will establish agencies in
HOTEL
OREGON
Millinery Store Removed.
J. E. Martin, representing a San Fran­ per ton and the strike is lousy with it. of the shot that struck hie clothing reach­
all the large cities to distribute the
cisco Building and Loan society, has moved Mr. Hogan is in charge of the develop­ ed his person, though his face and hands
Miss Jessie Clint & Co. have had their
F. T. Fradenburgh.Prop.
product and the old method of doing
his wife and children to Ashland from ment work. “Tex.” Drennan, who dis­
new winter quarters on Main street, op­
business will be abandoned.
T hvrsd '«.—
THE BURGLAR CO.
• Yreka, and will make this place hiv head­ covered the ledge three years ago, sold it caught a large sprinkling of shot that did posite the plaaa, neatly fitted up and
him no harm.
W N Luckev, City
Eugene
Moore
quarters hereafter.
to Jones & Otten for a $150 store bill he
Another sensation was created when
Joe is being well taken care ot by moved there from toe old stand over the D Matbail, Port
Anna-Boyle Moore
Sheriff Lane and his stepson as a guard, was owing them.
the
grand jury reported to the superior
friends in the city. Cal, Eubank« on bridge, this week. Their old and new W P Smith, do
Mrs Carlisle 4 child
of Lake county, were on last evening’s
Another nuggett, $27.55 was taken from Tuesday took two San Francisco society customers are especially invited to favor 1 Robinson, 8 F
Miss Grace Hopkins court at Bakersfield indictments against
train with a man for the penitentary for Patterson Bros.’ placer mine on Beaver
Elmer Baffbam
ladies to see bitn and he will be well at­ them with a call when a fall and winter J C Hall, Cen Pt
14 persons. Most of those were for
one year, for entering a dwelling bouse creek last week.
A Gordon Robinow
hat or bonnett, or a stylish dress that G R Child, S F
tended to by their friends.
criminal
conspiracy, and the persons
and stealing some grub.
C J Boyle, do
M onday —
fits, or anything in that line is needed.
are charged with complicity in coyote
E D Ivory. Oak
F M Plvmale, Med
Teachers’ Review Class.
Trinity Episcopal Chapel services on Fri­
Open Air Speaking.
J Welch,Sacto
B J Forbes, Port
scalp frauds, by which the state was
The Standard Dictionary.
day. Festival of All Saints. 10 to 11 a. m.
Those not wishing to take either of the
Mrs. Mary Robertson Squire, the “aw­
Gray, Prospect A C Presley, Cal
Sunday next—Sunday school 10 a. m. regular courses in the Normal, can now ful female agitator,” is in Ashland and
mulcted of thousands of dollars and
S. Haworth has located in Ashland and R F W riday
—
C During,8 F
Morning prayer and sermon 11 a. m. enter a class for the review of the common
Kem county earned the notoriety of
is
soliciting
for
tbe
Standard
Dictionary
will
speak
on
the
plaza
Friday
evening
Mrs
G
8
Butler,
City
W
D
Gill.
R
B
Evening prayer and sermon 7:30 p. m.
branches and methods. Address: Ash­ on “Death to Monopoly; Life to Labor.” produced by Funk & Wagnalls Co., New G W Jenks, Detroit F Arnold. S F
being the most prolific in coyotes of
-HAVE MOVED TO-
Mrs. Frank I-ennart and daughter went land Normal.
E O Parrott, R B
Saturday evening her text, will be “Labor York. It is the top of the heap in the G L Baker, Port
any county in California. Warrants
to Santa Rosa Tuesday to visit Mra. J. S.
A Boenicke, Port
and Capital,” and Sunday afternoon at dictionary line and represents tbe giant E Park, Yreka
have been issued for the persons in­
The Portland $8 Excursion.
Sweet and then join Frank in San Fran­
E Lovelady
3 o’clock she will talk on “How to Keep leaps of progress in world within the past J H Boyd, 8 F
dicted.
cisco. Al Harling went to the citv on the
F L Gilchrist. S F
J Welch, do
Geo. Estes’ southern Oregon excursion
•ame train on his return home to Chicago. left Ashland yesterday morning in five Hell out of the people, Instead of How to few years.
0
H
Fuson,
do
E
0
Parrott
....WIT« THEIR....
The testimony is all in in the Dur­
Keep tbe People out of Hell.” Mrs . The owner of a copy of tbe Funk & W D Gill, R B
T uesday —
rant case and the lawyers are now ar­
day coaches, Conductor W. G. Fernall Squire would sooner talk on the street to Wagnalls’ Standard Dictionary has a A
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. 0. F. block.
E D Barlow, N Y
S Ward. Oak
guing.
Assistant District Attorney
W N Luckey, City
The 7th Day Adventists at their church and Brakeman H. L. Frogatt in charge tbe poor and oppressed than to the rich complete library of 41 Special Diction­ H Spencer, S F
Peixotto opened for the state. Owing
S aturday —
G T Baldwin a son
in Ashland began a series of meetings Mon­ of train. It left with a large crowd from and opulent in a fine hall. Every body aries, each tbe word of Specialists, the
Klam Falls to the illness of Eugene Deuprey, Gen­ AND DRESS MAKING PARLORS.
day evening that will last until Nov. 3d. Ashland and gathered up many from cordially invited to come out and hear product of nearly five years’labor of the J Hart, Shake
J W Hamakar, do
Riders W. M. Healy of Portland and W. Talent, Phoenix, Jacksonville, Medford her express her ideas.
most profound scholars in the world who G W Smith, City
eral Dickinson was obliged to argue the
Mrs G 8 Butier. do C A Edwards, S F
W. Sharp of Eugene will be tbe principal Central Point, Gold Hill, Woodville,
use tbe English language.
defense alone. District Attorney Barnes
F
Fitchi.Med
Ida
Haines
speakers.
Lynching Investigation.
Grants Pass, and Merlin as it journeyed
O O O Ashland Ladies are fast finding out that
Nearly 50,000 copies of this great work O C Riches, Port
will close for the people. The case will
F King, Port
along.
Leaving
Ashland
at
7
o
’
clock
in
The
Siskiyou
county
grand
jury
Is
in
­
Miss Vinita Egan, who has been spending I
were ordered before it was completed; W A Hemphill, 8 F H K Barbour, Cal
O
** at Clint’s a Fall Hat or Bonnet may
probably go to the jury Thursday. The
a year with her grand parents. Mr and I the morning it was expected to reach vestigating the lynching of the four mur­ and within eight weeks after its comple­ J Zisb, Oak
P Jacobsen, 8 F
case
against
Durrant
seems
absolutely
Mrs. Chas. Chandler, leaves Saturday for Portland about 8 o’clock last evening.
derers taken out of the county jail in tion, it was in use in eighteen different T James, City
e
e
s
be
high grade and still be modest priced.
J W Dilmotth.do
her home at Vinita, Ind. Ter Mrs. Chan­
A letter from Mr. Estes after the tram August and hung by a mob. The inves departments of tbe government at Wash­ G F Geeman
perfect and only a disagreement of the
H S S
dler accompanies her to Sacramento where pulled out showed 68 persons getting on tigation is an official farce, of course, just
J H Rhodes, Susan W S Stone & wf, Yreka jury stands between him and the gal­
she will visit friends.
from Ashland, 6 at Phoenix, 24 from Jack­ like many other official doings in a nation ington, including the supreme court of H C, S F
.1 E Harmon, do
lows.
i the U. S., Smithsonian Institute, depart­
sonville,
45
from
Medford
and
29
from
J Kelly. Ashland
J C Hall, Cen Pt
Jewa Parker, tbe Sprague nyer valley
slathered
and
plastered
with
laws
that
ment
of
education,
etc.,
etc
;
in
all
depart
­
Pass.
Six decrees of foreclosure for sums
F A Montgomery,
E O Parrott
•tockuian, and Harvey Howard came in Grants
If tbe National republican convention is the people constituting the state don’t ments of the governmeut of Canada; in
Colson F L Southwick, RMS aggregating $184.695 were granted on
last week on a business trip. Mr. Parker held
want
to
have
enforced.
The
grand
jury
in San Francisco Mr. Estes expects to
the schools of New York Oitv, Brooklyn D A McDonald. Siski F M Johnson, do
returned Tuesday in company with his
default in the superior court at River­
up an elephantine excursion to San asks those engaged in the hanging very and other large cities, and in leading J M Manning, Jr,
B D White, R B
wife, who has been visiting the past two work
side. The suits were brought by the Notwithstanding the recent....
Francisco
from
southern
Oregon.
few
and
no
impertinent
questions,
while
Klam
Hot
Springs
OUR LARGE
universities and college« of thooountry.
Geo Potter, Alaska
months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
People's Home Savings bank of Sau
G
M
Eaton,
Clawson
those
that
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
W
D
Gilliliat,
do
Dan Walker.
It
is
the
most
comprehensive,
defining
Crysaathemum Show.
D Hammans, do
Francisco against these persons: S. T.
C Last, Yreka
affair are plied with all the details imag^
Store Room« are chock full
The Crysanthemum Show at Granite inable. Nobody will be hurt in Siskiyou 301,865 vocabulary terms—more than J T Walker, Seattle
The real estate boomers of Medford that
W ednesday —
Hall, $39,922; L. L. Dyer, $9,629; the
double the number found in Webster’s C L Smith, do
of Good«, and more arriv­
had a private census taken because there Hall Nov. 6 and 7 bids fair to be
W N Luckey, City
_________________
- in -
International. It is the highest author­ J Hansen
Riverside Improvement company, $80,-
wasn't as much wind in her census as one of the greatest events of the county.
F Fitch, Med
ing daily. See our White
ity, being tbe joint project of tbe ablest G Bender, Walla W J Clemens, do
499: A. F. Johns, $13,907; J. H. Good­
Grants Pass had in
hers
should season.
A Visit from O. N. G. Officials.
Every one appears to be
Enamel Iron Bedstead«,
remember that nearly all of Medford's interested in its success and so far over
S unday —
hue, $28,736. These suits were for the
G W Collins, Port
Ashland was visited during the past scholars iu the English-speaking world.
dead people are buried in tbe Jacksonville
Geo
C
Stanley,
Bureaus,
Etc.........................
W
Jackson,
do
foreclosure of mortgages on property
Real Estate.
cemetry hence enumerating tbe population 30 different displays have been promised week by the new officers of the O. N. G.
Chew Gum H K Hanna, Jville
of
Furniture
in
the
East
given
by
Dyer
’
s
bank
recently.
The
in
Ashland
alone,
besides
display«
prom
­
for the first time, it being the occasion
from tombstones is not as fruitful a job
1
★★★★
E 8 Smith to E A King; water ditch H 8 Evans, City
G Barron, City
we are selling goods
ised from Jacksonville and other points for an official inspection of Co. D at the known a? tbe O’Brien & McKay ditch op M Baker, Phoenix
tor Medford.
G W Stephens, Alnie notes were hypothecated by the Pacific
C A Piper, Port
bank of San Francisco and Dyer's bank
Rev C J Boyle, 8 F
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
Mrs. H. K. Hanna came up from Jack­ in the vallev. Prices are to be awarded armory Saturday evening. Capt. May’s Applegate; $1.
State of Qregqn to Q W Lauce—40 acres J Welch, Sacto
E D Ivory. Oakl and
boys were all on band and made a
failed in June, 1893. It is said prop­
sonville Tuesday and remained a day for the following:
J E Martin a fam. Cy C E Call. Hornbk
1. Best all round display.
splendid showing and the officials de­ in tp 36 s, r4 w; $50.
visiting Ashland friends, as the guest of
erty on which the mortgages were held
Mary A Robinson to Malinda J Wright— H R Barbour, Duns H R Barbour
ciare it among the crack companies of
2. Most artisticlv arranged display.
THAN
her friend Mrs. J. J. Houck. Judge Han­
Of Bedding, including a
is only worth $25,000 and the bank will
lots
1
and
2.
Medford
future
support.
A
F
Zipf,
Sansa!
ito
J
M
Manning,
Jr,
na came up yesterday and returned with
display
3. Best
~
‘ of ‘ potted plants.
'
the state. The officials were Brigad ier
J
Kelly,
N
Y
Sarah
Waite
to
Ella
M
Look
—
land
in
tp
be
a
large
loser.
Attorneys
’
fees
amount
Klam
Hot
Springs
nice assortment of Ashland
her in the evening. Mrs. Hanna will re­
4. Best display of Ostrich plumes.
General C. F. Beebe, Adj. Genera) Tut­ 36 s, r 3 w; $1000.
F A Montgomery, do i C F Shepherd. Ash
to
about
$8,000.
main two weeks before returning home in
Woelen Mills Blankets. ...
Largest
variety.
5.
tle, Assist. Adj. Gen. Geo. T. Willets,
Mary L Curry to Mark Baker—land in
G C Cbase, Keno
Oakland, Cal., where the children are at-
Largest
single
blossom.
The
court
of
private
land
claims
has
6.
Capt.
Hiram
E.
Mitchell,
quartermaster;
Phoenix
;
$1.
tending school.
D R Mills to H B Carter—U interest in
Major Sidney Collins, inspector; Major
7- Best single potted plant.
adjourned at Santa Fe, N. M., till next
Ashland Music Club.
Shiloh's Cure is sold on a guai an tee- It
8. Choicest bonquet.
Dan J. Moore, commissary; Major J. three mining claims on Little Applegate;
March. A formal decision declaring MP-Now is the time to buy, as
Program
Friday
evening
Nov.
1st
1895.
cures Incipient Consumption. It is the
^^j^er^JIouse^Furniture^Btonr
Excellent programs will be rendered Mcl. Wood, ordinance officer. Accom­ $100.
best Cough cure. Only one cent a dose. each evening by the best talent of Ash­ panying them was Col. James Jackson,
prices are sure to advance.
Catherine Satterfield to trustees Baptist Part 1. 1. Chorus, 2. Piano Duet void the Peralta land graut in Southern
25 cents.. 50 eta. and $1. Sold by E. A.
at McMinnville—^ acre in tp 39 s, Misses Thomas and Reeser. 3. Soprano New’ Mexico and Arizona, claiming 12,-
land. The treble clef quartet has charge U. S. A., who renresented the federal Colledge
^anwiH
r 1 e; $1.
solo. Miss Elsie Patterson. 4. Chorus. 500,000 acres, worth at least $25,000,000,
of their evening program. The entertain­ part of the O. N. G., and Col. Yoran, the
John C White to Mark Baker—4 acre? in 5. Baritone solo, A. F. Eddy. Part 2. was rendered by Chief Justice Reed.
t Th« new officers of the O. N. G. in town ment Friday evening will consi«t_ of regimental commander, was also along. Phoenix
; $1.
6. Male trio, Messrs Cornutt. 7. Chorus;
tbe past week behaved themselves first National songs in National costume, The
Geu. Beebe and the officers made short
A H Maegley to Ambrose E Crance—162- 8. Reading, E. P. Childs. 9. Duet The decision was concurred in by the
rate. “Tin soldiering” allows a wide field
other four judges. The court held (hat
for th« swelling of the cocoanuts between full program will be published next addresses and awakened much interest .28 acres iii tp 39 s, r 1 w; $1.
Edward Smith to Ida Goldstein—lots 11 (cornet and piano) 0. 0. Helman Mrs. the alleged claimant, Miguel de Per­
_________________
among the militia boys.
tbe shoulders, and if we must spend so week.
J.
8.
Parson,
10.
Chorus.
Program
and 12, blk 46, Medford; $175.
alta, baron of the Colorados, did not ex­
much money annually tor the main ain-
Harrison Brunk.
Anna Nudleman to John Morris—lots 11 to commence at 8 p. m.
Married the Girl.
•nce of such a useless ornament let it be
ist and that the grant papers are forg­
and
12.
blk
46,
Medford
;
$115.
Harrison
Brunk,
died
at
the
residence
as decant and respectable as possible, and
Sheriff Henderson of Yamhill took
Maker of First Class
eries. This conclusion was reached
John
Hall
reports
the
sale
of
the
Petite
Jacob
Walz
to
8usanna
Turner
Neil
—
un
­
free itself of fungus growths like the Lov­ of his son, T. W. Brunk, near Eola, Oc­ Dick Johnson, arrested by Sheriff Patter­
ells and Butterfingers as soon as they be­ tober 23, 1895. He was 83 years and 6 son on Col. J. N. T. Miller’s farm near divided % interest in lots 1 and 2, blk 68, prune« in the vicinity of Myrtle creek at after careful researches by special
Klippell add to J acksonville; $75.
an average price of 4 cents a pound, agents and members of the court in the
gin to sprout.
months old
Jacksonville, back to North Yamhill on
Josephine Poley to Alletta B Martin—lots which will give the growers a fair profit. archives of Spain and Mexico. Peralta-
!
Harrison
Brunk
was
born
in
Kentucky,
A Git want is that gnawing at the stom-
a charge of seduction under promise ef 29 and 30, R R add to Ashland; $1.
ash after yop have eaten a full meal, and April 17, 1812 emigrated to Oregon in marriage, and the Sunday Welcome,
Wm. Aqdisou to 0.^ E. Nininger—32-100 They could have sold the Italians at the Reavis, who is paw tn jail at Santa Fe
same price, but consider it too low. on a charge of presenting a fraudulent
can’t eat any more, and yet there is that 1849, and located in Polk county. Mr. authority on such matters, says: 13
jù acres in tp 38 «, 1 w ; $250.
feeling as though you had eaten nothing. Brunk wa9 one of the leading pioneers of was at first determined to tight the matter
Having worked at the trade for
..
Beni. Haymond to Hugh Sanders—54.87 John Weaver is shipping a car load of claim against the government, says he
Petites to Columbus, Ohio, today. C. D.
What is wanted then is a dose of Simmons this county, and was universally esteem­
acres in tp 36 s, r 3 w; $1600.
will
appeal
the
case
to
the
United
Stat»«
and
demanding
an
examination
was
re
­
twenty
years, in Europe and
Liver Regulator, the best Dyspepsia cure, ed for his sterling qualities. There are
J N T Miller to Wm L Miller-96,840 Buick, of Myrtle creek, has tal^eq a four-
for that is wbat that gnawing means. ten of his children living: William leased on $1000 bonds, which were furn­ square feet of land in tp 37 s, r 2 w;ll.
horse load of dried Rrquea to Eastern supreme court.
America, and in that time accumu­
“Simmons Liver Regulator is all that is re­
ished through the influence of his father.
Circuit court decree canceling deed to Oregon to (ry (he experiment oi selling
commended for Indigestion.”—A. R. Dyche, Brunk, of Ashland; Hugh Brunk, of Johnson’s firmness gave way however certain land in Ashland given by W. C. them, there,’
lated a wealth of experience in the
Yaquina bay; James, Reason, George when be saw and had an interview with Myer to the trustees of the Ashland M.
¡■ondon, Ky.
Awardoa
work, I guarantee first class work­
Hezekiah, Thomas, and Margaret Brunk,
church.
After This, Eat Horse.
Among the Ashland people that went and Mrs. Holt McDaniel, of Linn county; Hattie Terry and to his credit it might
Highest Honors—World’s Fair.
be
said
that
last
night
he
married
her.
manship, and also exclusively the
“The horse is the cleanliest of all do­
to Portland on the excursion were: T. K, Mrs. C. Grubb, of Drain, and Mrs. L.
Hnobate~ Court.
Both love each other and had it not been
Bolton and wife. B. F. Reeser and wife, I Shank, of Salem.
mestic animals. It will not eat anything
highest grade material.
Estate of Riley F. Smith. Inventory of
t)r. Force and wife, 1. N. Shook and, wife
for the interference of Johnson’s sister and
appraisement filed, showing property but good healthy food, nor drink any but
frs. H. Judge. Mrs. W. J. Stanley,Mrs. D.
outside
parties,
this
trouble
would
never
8. P. R. R. Busiuess for the year.
pure water. A horse would ratbpr starve
at $300.
F. Fox, Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. E. Ayers, Mrs.
All persons in Ashland or with­
have occured, for Dick and Hattie would valued
1894
1895
•
Estate of T. H. Whelpey. W. R. John­ than swill tbe rotten stuff often given to
5. T. Fradenburg, J. M. Etner and wite,
undoubtedly
have
been
married
long
be
­
442.491
540 270
son, Jett Johnson and U. Gorden appointed pigs and cattfe. It is nothing but preju­
in fifty miles who appreciate the
isses Emma and Lottie Stephenson, A. No. of passengers ..
54.26
52.44 fore the baby was born.
appraisers and James Helms administra dice that prevents us from eating horse­
Hunsaker, Geo. W, Ixtve, Robt. Leonard, Average mileage ...
luxury of perfect fitting shoes, should
tor. with bonds fixed at $1200.
flesh. Horseflesh is the most nourishing
M. H. Howell, J. E. Thornton, Dr. Hern­ Pa-senger earnings. ..$ 976.169 $ 801,116
Circuit Court.
of freight.......
336 285
379,753
Estate of Eliza Jane Hamlin. Order is­ of all meats, and ita taste is hardly to be
don, Algie
Dixon,
Will
Mitchell. Tons
call
at my office at once and secure
Lizzie A. Kingsbury vs. B. R Kings­ sued citing Andrew J. Hamlih, Mary A.
83.43
105
M, V. Carter, E. V. Mills, Beni Avge haul, 1 ton .. .
distinguished from that of beef. Tbe
672,848
$
bury
and
J.
E.
Pelton,
assignee;
equity.
Freight
receipts
....
727,708
..$
Griffin
and
Julia
Miles
to
appear
in
court
satisfaction before the heavy rush of
Eggleston «nd wife, J. P. Dodge, T. E.
1.91 Argued and taken under advisement.
Average per ton.... ..$
2 $
on Nov. 20th' and show cause why the flesh of a horse fed on oals has a smell
Hills, E. D- Briggs. Wm. Ennis, J. A. Coy, Gross
similar tp gooseflesh. The fat is prefer­
earnings
.........
.
.$1.679.068
$
1.709.526
J.
N.
Gotcher
vs.
L
C.
Kellogg,
et
al.:
the
winter trade sets in. Apprentice
last
will
and
testament
of
Eliza
J.
Hamlin
Jacob Wagner and wife.
Operating expenses . . .$1,242,968 $ 1,317,069 to foreclose hen. Leave granted plaintiff should not be revoked.
able to lard. Above all it should be re­
wanted.
Matnten'ce A structure! 431,451 $ 458.913 to further amend his amended complaint.
Estate of J. C. Durkee. 1st semi-annual membered that, no flesh is so healthy as
Johnson's Troubles.
Sterling Mining Co. vs. Philip Gleave satement approved,
86,852
Grain & products, tons
82,981
that of thahorae, Trichinosis and similar
Arthur Johnson, who was in the butcher Fruit, tons................
14,608
23.512 and Elen Hards; injunction. On trial.
disease« are unknown in horses. Tuber­
business in Ashland for a short time last Live stock.................
10,474
8X)83
“While dowp in the southwestern part of culosis, very common m cattle, is very
New Esmond Hotel.
year, and who was arrested at San Diego Hay, tons.................
9,031
12,013
the state sotfle time ago,“ says Mr. W.
pbout three months ago and brought back Percentage of expenses
This is one of the best hotels in Port­ Chalmers, editor of the Chico (Cal.) Enter­ rare in horses.”—S. F. News Letter.
X’
to Albany charged with obtaining money
to earnings............
74.03
77.04 land, centrally located anfl moderate prise. "I had an attack of dysentery. Hav­
on a draft under false pretense, was released
Mrs.
T..S.
Hawkins,
Chattanooga,
Tenn
ing
heard
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Colic,
Cholera
priced. It ^rili be tne headquarters of
from tbe Albany jail last week, after lying
and Diarrhoea Remedy I bought a bottle. says, "Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved my life. 1
MOST PERFECT MADE.
there for a month waiting for tbe grand ROYAL Baking Powder, the southern Oregon excursionists, special A couple
iple of doses of it completely cured consider it the best remedy for a debilitated
arrangement«
having
been
made
for
their
\
pure
Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frat
ltu-y to meet. Ha succeeded in ’ raising
system
I
ever
used.
”
"For
Dyspepsia.
me.
Now
I
am
a
champion
<
Highest of
la —
leavening
». all ...
-—-, accommodation
bv
----- imtnodation
bv Robt.
Robt. Lwnartk ttiair
Ammonia,
or any other
.Liver or Kidney trouble It exceiv. FrtW ■Mn
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