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VALLEY RECORD TOM KEARNEY, Jr., KILLED, A Bad Car Door Throws Him Under The Engine While Making A Flying Switch. ASHLAND, Or....Thursday. Nov. 14,1?95 A horribleand most appalling accident occured in the Ashland railroad yards PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. about half-past four o’clock yesterday steps of his father, of whose eminent and honorable success * in the last twenty years of railroading in Oregon the young son was particularly proud. He worked for two years as assistant freight clerk at Roseburg and has been braking for the 8. P. for five months. His pleasant and agreeable ways and bis disposition to always perform well bis duties made him friends among all whom he was brought in contact with. He was the special hope and delight of bis parents and the terrible blow haB unnerved them. The broken hearted family have the sincere sympathy of a hoast of friends in their great affliction. A Dirty Meas in Klamath County. Klamath county bad only one criminal NOTICE TO POPULISTS. The County Central Committee, at its case on its docket this term of court, but meeting held Oct. 26th, at Medford, in that was one of tbe ugliest imaginable. structed me to make a call on our friends Thos. D. Watters, of near Bonanza, who in Jackson county for subscriptions of one ba» a wife and two children. For two dollar each, to be used as a fund to propa ^’ears he has been intimate with his gate our work in the county. The com wife’s sister, now only 13 years old, has mittee named Messrs. Holt, Jeffrey and been holding the same relation with her I Wakefield to District the county and re cousin, aged 15. He was indicated on organize the clubs. The money can be three charges of rape and plead guilty, banded to either of the above named gentle men or sent to J. W. Marksbury, chairman Judge Hale sentencing him to 30 years of the County Executive Committee, at in the penitentiary. Sheriff Fitch and Gold Hill. W. D. Woodcock passed through Ash I would sav in fixing the subscription at land with him Sunday for the peniten one dollar, that it was not the intention of tiary. That place is too good for him. the committee to shut off smaller nor Down in Texas where they roast rapists greater sums than one dollar—any sum alive at the stake is where Tom Watters from the smallest to the greatest, you may feel able to contribute will be gladly re should have been located. ceived. I hope our people will respond to Karl’s Clover Root, tne great Blood puri this call promptly. The work must be tier gives freshness and clearness to the begun at once. Let us have all our clubs at Comlpesion and cures Constipation, 25 cts. work by Dec. 1st. . FRANK WILLIAMS, 50 cts. and $1 Soldbv E. A. Sherwin. Chairman County Central Committee. Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn says, "Shiloh’s Vitalizer saved my life. 1 consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system 1 ever used.” For Dyspepsia. Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. Sold bv E. A .Sherwin. How many pale folk This season 823,000 pounds of garden there are! People who seed were shipped from Santa Clara have the will, but no power county. to bring out their vitality; A Thanksgiving proclamation has been issued by Governor Budd for the people who swing like observance of Thursday, Nov. 28. a pendulum between C. H. Hubbard, a member of the strength and weakness— American Protective association, was elected mayor of Sacramento last week. so that one day’s work Governor Budd has inspected the causes six days* sickness! home for the adult blind at Oakland People who nave no life and says he is satisfied with the man ner in which the institution is operated. for resisting disease—thin people, nerveless, delicate ! A man named A. P. Evans has been The food for all such men, women, or children is S cott ’ s swindling persons at Suisuu, professing to be a police judge of San Francisco, E mulsion . The hypophosphites combined with the oil and getting money by various devices. will tone up the system, give the blood new life, improve As a result of the efforts of the Ore gon immigration bureau, begun at the the appetite and help digestion. The sign of new life will World’s Fair and continued since then, be a fattening and reddening, which brings with it strength, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, Kansas and Ne comfort and good-nature. braska have lost 250 families who have Bt tnrt you git Scdt't Emultitn u>A/a you mani it and nd a ciiaj laid Hail. settled in Oregon. Mar Joke, a ranch owner near En- Scott & Bowne, New York. A ah Druggists . 50c. and $r. sena, and a Chinese boy were stabbed by a Mexican. The boy was killed and the Chinese rancher was badly slashed, but managed to escape to an adjoining REMEMBER - ONE - THING ranch. The city marshal of Santa Barbara has notified occupants of disreputable is here to stay. houses to close their places. A com mittee representing 12 churches had conducted a crusade against immoral Again houses. An Irishman of Arizona has been con victed of perjury in swearing to a state ment that he was of Indian blood in or CARRIES A WELL SELECTED STOCK der to secure a marriage license to wed -OF— a negress. His father was the chief witness against him. DRUGS, STATIONERY, Dr. J. 8. Halsey, one of the most Miscellaneous and prominent dentists of Oakland, com- mitted suicide by turning on the gas SCHOOL BOOKS, and connecting the jot with a rubber At honest prices. tube to his mouth. Ill health, due to heart trouble, caused the suicide. Tacoma bicyclists have petitioned the city council to impose a tax of $1 per year upon their wheels and devote the money to the repair and maintenance of a certain road as a bicycle track. The council has agreed to the proposi tion. W. G. Peters, cashier of the defunct ______ Columbia National bank at Tacoma, ■was arrested on a warrant sworn to by Bank Examiner Clary charging him with falsifying the bank’s books. Pet Something Brand New For ers was unable to procure $10,000 bail Parchment and was sent to jail. Owing to the high price of wheat in Celluloid Novelties. Real Ostrieh Australia a cargo of 1,000 tons of that Feather Boas. Fancy Sofa Pillows cereal will soon be landed at Sydney, and Head Rests............................... N. 8. W., from California at 40 pence per bushel. Three cargoes have been ordered for Brisbane. Ivan Kovalev, on trial at Sacramento for the murder of Mr. Weber and his wife, has been examined by prominent physicians and they have declared that he is sane. They saj’ he is shamming, Seven Shades of Silk for but it was so apparent that detection Fine was an easy matter. Captain F. D. Walker of Victoria, B. Line of Ponpons. Silk and Wool C., formerly of Honolulu, is seeking Mittens for Ladies and Children. $5,000 damages from the Hawaiian gov ernment for alleged, wrongful deten tion as a suspect during the revolution ary excitement. His claim will be pre sented in the form of a petition to the Handkerchiefs British government. AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES I John Schoonmaker, an American en TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. | gineer whose train ran over a drunken Mexican on the Sonora railroad on a Call and See Them dark night, has been put into jail at Guayinas, denied bail and fed on bread and water. Schoonmaker’s friendB have notified the secretary of state at Wash ington. 1 General Carlos Ezeta, ex-president of Salvador, has issued a circular denying that government’s charges against him. He complains that it was unjust to con fiscate his property. T^e $100,000 gov ernment money he disposed of was ap propriated by congress to pay the ex penses of the president’s trip to Europe. The commercial bodies of San Fran cisco are considering a proposition for the reduction ot port charges. The high rates for wharfage, pilotage and tolls has threatened the trade of that city. British Columbia, Washington, Oregon — HAVE MOVED TO — and Southern California during several years past have secured foreign trade that might have gone to San Francises ....WITH THEIR • • • • if reasonable port charges prevail»^ The State Fruit Growers' convention at Sacramento i^tr*cted its legislative committee to call upon Governor Budd and urge him to call a special session of AND DRESS MAKING ¡PARLORS. the legislature to make an appropria tion with which to pay the expeuses of @ A shland Ladies are fast finding out that the extermination of Russian thistle. B ® S ” at Clint’s a Fall Hat or Bonnet may It was said in the convention that the O 6 ® be high grade and still be modest priced. thistle had devastated Los Angeles and Kern connties, and that it was spread ing northward at a rapid rate. W. H. Seaton, who has failed to sup port his wife after a decree of court at San Francisco ordering him to do so, has been advised by Judge Hunt to ac cept a job sawing wood. Attorney Mor Notwithstanding the recent.... OUR LARGE gan, who is conducting Mrs. Seaton’s case, offered Seaton $3 a day to saw Store Rooms are chock full wood if he would agree to give money of Goods, and more arriv to his wife. Seaton dresses in fashion I -IN- ing daily. See our White able style and is very careful of his Enamel Iron Bedsteads, hands, face and general appearance. Bureaus, Etc......................... He is distantly related to C. P. Hunt of Furniture in the East ington <4 the Southern Pacific. ★★★★ we are selling good# H, J. Sununerhayes, a member of the United States grand jur • at San Fran- WE CARRY A FULL LINE oisco, ie reported to have placed him **** self in a serious position. It is alleged THAN Of Bedding, including a that ho approached a man connected with a suit niw in the federal court nice assortment of Ashland and suggested that for a sum of muney Woolen Mills Blankets. ... he could quash the investigation before ^«gsss^>before. the grand jury. United States District Attorney Foote then took steps to have (>j>eraiHousi^urniturei8tore^. Sununerhayes examined aud on the f^Now is the time to’ buy, as prices are sure to advance. showing Judge Morrow denounced the grand juror in severe terms and sen tenced him to six months’ imprison ment for violating his oath. • I am here ta uare for your teeth and give —r.,- vou value received for your money. Dr. Barr , the dentist, Odd Fellows’ building. the food for all such. morning which resulted in the mangling Chas. Howard of CaStella is up on a visit. up and death of Thos. J. Kearney, Jr., a Remember A. Hinman, the dentist over freight brakeman and oldest son of Con post office. ductor Thos. J. Kearney, the well-known Erneat Greeen goes to Texas Boon to conductor jjf the Ashland-Roseburg div ision. spend tbe winter. Dr. D. M. Brower, coroner of Jackson Ashland Woolen mill blankets at Vaupel, county, convened a coroner’s jury sum Norris and Drake’s, Horn in Hock. moned together by Constable J. H. J. H. Rankin and family of Washington Real consisting of D. High, W J. Stanley, D. Horn, ordered to pay his wife, su have located in Ashland. J. E. Pelton, G. M. Grainger, Eugene ing for divorce, alimony and attorney’s Notice tbe change in the advertisement Walrad and R. K. Sutton. fees, failed to appear in court or do so of Vaupel, Norris A Drake. They took the depositions of Conductor and Judge Hanna issued a bench warrant Prof. D W. Coolidge of Eugene came out A. L. Morris, Engineer R. C. Morris, and Sheriff Patterson arrested him. His Fireman Stan ton,Brakemen Albert Cloyd bond was fixed at $500 and his trial for Monday to visit Ashland relatives. and M. Bonehrake and Car Inspector contempt set for this afternoon. That Stage Hold Up. D. L. Glenn, who has been carpentering and W. From Now Until Spring; Repairer F. B. Johnson, as well as The Star says Frick was assisted by par at Yreka, returned home Tuesday. On a Big Hunt. that of W. N. Luckey, a second cousin of ties from the outside in making his escape Overcoats and winter wraps will be in Dr. A. C. Caldwell came up from Jack deceased. Dr. J. S. Parsons furnished Crit Tolman and Alex. Ireland with from the Klamath county jail the night fashion. They can be discarded, tempor sonville Tuesday on a business trip. the surgical testimony. The evidence their dogs went out on a big hunt last before the stage holdup. A thorough search arily, while traveling in the steam heated Rev. A. S. Foster of Medford spent yes given below tells the sad story: week on Applegate and killed three bear of the premises of the stage holdup demon trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for terday afternoon at the State Normal and five deer the first few days. Tol strates that Frick had no gun and held the speed Engineer R. C. Morris: — About 4:30 and for safety, no other line can stage up with a stick and his gall. Frick school. man ’ s fine hunting dog Simon waB taken o’clock a. ni. as erfgineer on engine plead guilty before commissioner Wade compare with this great railway of the sick and he had to return to Ashland to J. O. Booth of the Western Hotel has No. 1761, O. & C,, was engaged making and C. N. Gordon placed him in the Mult West. become laudlord of Hotel Josephine at what is called a running switch on the doctor him up. Ireland remained in tbe nomah county jail to await the action of At the Normal School, Grants Pass. east end of Ashland yards. Having re mountains and continued bis bunt and the U. S. grand jury. Gordon returned The managing board of tbe Ashland Mike Mayfield of The Meadows will move ceived instruction from Brakeman Cloyd, Crit has started back to join him again, home on Monday’s train. He will probab ly land the other stage robbers before State Normal school are having construct to eastern Oregon in the spring with his who was on the engine, to proceed to east The Reservation Indian Lands. many months, band of stock. ed a new dormitory at the Normal Bchool end of vard and make a running switch Capt. Ivan D. Apglegate of Swan lake, grounds on tbe Boulevard C. If. Veghte When the stage robber held up tbe of car No. 2710 that was in front of Assistant Supt. J. McGuire of the 8. P. Klamath county, came in yesterday and Btage tbe other morning Newt. Gordon, being the contractor. It will be a sub lines in Oregon was in this city Monday on engine. When we had proceeded the leaves evening for the state capital to stantial structure two stories high an 32 a busineess trip. proper distance from east switch Brake- look up this tbe records in regard to the title of when be beard tbe robber’s command, by 58 feet, to be plastered. It will have said to District Attorney Benson, man Kearney, who was on top of car No. the military wagon road company to a When you drink tea get the best—Ito Blend—it will please you. Take no other. 2710 gave signal to back up. I saw him stretch of country six miles wide through “There’s my man now.” “You can 20 rooms. get down between car and engine. I then the Klamath Indian Reservation, which have him,” said the district attorney, Prof. IrviBg Vining will deliver a lect J. K. VanSant, Ashland. looked back to see that the way was clear was deeded to the Indians by the the treaty “be don’t belong to me.”—Express. ure at the Normal building at 3 o’clock Representative Jeffrey ar.d W. C. Ed behind. After I had given the car a ot peace. Umcle Sam seems to have given Sunday afternoon. wards have been reorganizing the populist County Commissioner's Court. start I shut off steam to give Kearney some of tbe reservation lands to both clubs in Josephine county. The State Normal school will give an parties. Capt. Applegate expects to go to In the matter of the road petitioned for slack so he could pull pin on said car. I Catarrh can be successfully treated only then started to back up and bad gone Washington, D. C.,in January and force a by P. W. Farlow et al. Mike Sidley. John entertainment and reception on the eve settlement of this land matter by congress Tyrell and H. Von Dee Hellen, viewers, R. ning of the 22d. by purifying the blood, and the one true a short distance when I found pin on car one way or another. blood purifier is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. W. Kennedy surveyor, to meet at begin was not pulled. I immediately stopped ning of road on Nov. 29th to establish road. Department of Music of State Nor David Horn, tbe Hornbrook merchant by reversing engine. After engine was Fradenhurg’s Summer Resort. In matter of road petitioned for by J. A. mal. and enterprising citizen of the Klamath reversed, went ahead a short distance. Messrs. Grainger, Garrett, Leach and Whitman, et al. Road ordered established. Those wishing to take either piano, river section, came over last evening. Ordered that previous order of this court voice, or organ, can see music, Not seeing anything of Kearney I thought Yagar have completed the new wagon rord Miss Thomas, the to Fradenburg ’ s Jenny creek summer re respecting Dollarhide Toll road be and is County Clerk J. L. Childs of Del Norte some thing had happened to him and besides erecting some buildings and hereby revoked on account of the lack of teacher, at the Normal building or at her county, Cal., is starting a new paper in said to my fireman, Chas. Stanton, I sort, boarding place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of making other improvements. This jurisdiction of this court. Grants Pass, The Oregon Mining Journal. believe Kearney fell under. Stanton is one of many First Ayenue and Spring Street. One hour the finest spots in this scenic Mrs. Anna Jordan placed on indigent list lessons 50 cts. Lessons given at the school immediately jumped down off of engine country and is the hotbed of the fisherman with an allowance of $10 per month until or the homes Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block. of the students. and I followed him and found him and hunter. There are twelve mineral the further order of this court. The Medford city council has levied a 10- (Kearney) lying between hind end of springs of several different varieties of Monthly report of Emil DeRoboam, keep mill tax for city purposes on this year's as pilot of engine and the engine’s truck water. Fradenburg has purchased a Con er of county hospital, approved. John and Bob Jordan, under conviction sessment to be collected between next Feb- Petition of J. E- Stuckel, et al, for the re of cattle stealing in Harney county, have wheel, his legs and body partly under cord stage coach and will start the ball rurary and April 1st. neath pilot. As soon as possible we re a rolling in the spring by making a trip moval of the Rogue river ferry, disallowed. escaped from the Burns jail. Bond of John Watkins, ferryman of Distressing stories of deprivation and Capt. Wheeler, who is putting in the moved him and laid him alongside of every ether day from Hotel Oregon to his smelter for the Josephine county copper track on crossing. He liyed about 20 springs with lour spanking horses. He Rogue river ferry approved. starvation were brought to Halifax, N. will be right in it and promises to give the mines, was on Tuesday’s train for New minutes after the accident. By tLe one-lunged tourist, the gold-bug aristocracy HOTEL OIRZEG-Oisr S., by the mail steamer from Jamaica. York. The district of St Elizabeth, compos marks found on the track I suppose be of the east and the crowned heads of The quarterly examination for teachers was dragged about 7 rail lengths. Europe that stray out this way, a big time ing 6,000 persops, is in a most deplor F. T. Fradenburgh.Prop. certificates is being held at Jacksonville able condition brought about by failure Brakeman W. M. Bonebrake:—I was next summer. F riday — M onday — yesterday and today by Supt. Gus New standing at the switch at the east end A. O. U. W. Lecture & Entertainment. J C Van Jossm, N Y Geo W Kelley. Gr P of early crops, drought and the devas bury. R Schiff, 8 F Joe Frietas, do tation of the second crop by a visita A grand free entertainment will be given C At a Catholic fair in Ogden. Utah, Maud of Ashland yards waiting for engine to M Wanace, Port W W Welch, Port tion of caterpillars. Agler, the little daughter of Supt. Janies make a running switch of a car. It being at the Opera House on Saturday evening, C Daven, Ohio 8 C Pier, Duluth Agler, formerly of Dunsmuir, was voted the my duty to throw switch after engine Nov. 16, 1895, at 7:30 p, m. under the aus E A Sherdan, Etna G R Ackroyd, Port The absorbing topic around the bor passed to throw car on siding. Engine pices of Ashland Lodge No. 66, A.O. U. W. Della Loshin, Port A A Piper. the nicest little girl. do ders of the Nez Perces Indian reserva Everyone is invited to attend. JJaskueckSF J M Bloss, Corvallis tion in Idaho is the announcement that The first 8. O. district Agricultural lioard pulled up near me and stopped. Seeing P rogramme ; the car was not cut off I went around J Isreal, S F W B Gill, Red Bluff meets at Medford next Thursday, Nov. President Cleveland will issue a procla 1. Love Light of the Sea................ S udds W B Gill, Red Bluff 1 U Franklin. Port 21st to discuss county fair matters, which the engine to learn the cause and found mation opening the reservation on Nov. Kearney under rear end of pilot. I help Misses Silsby, Roper and Messrs. Crary D C Brownell, Oak C C H F uson , T olo are in a very bad shape. and Barnes. E O Parrott “ “ F J McHenry. Port 18. Enough homeseekers are now in Conductor Pat Tynon and Mrs. Jos. Moss ed extricate him. He begged us to help 2. Peggy............................... N eidling ek Thos James, City J A Boyle, 8 F cainp near the reservation to take all came up from Grants Pass Tuesday to him out. He said, that old door caused Ashland Ladies Quartette. S aturday — E 1) Ivory, Oak Cal projierly start off their newly married it. We found said door lying under the desirable land t J be opened to set 3. Solo, Mrs. Effie Merrick. F L Clarie, Pokegam H W Barron, City Brother and sister on their wedding trip. trestle about 7 or 8 rail lengths from 4. Recitation, Miss Gertie Engle. tlement. N V Beving. 8 F E O Parrott, do 5. Address by G. M. W., W. M. Colvig. G E Dean. Gr Pass Al Schadt, Dun Wanted—A situation by a capable widow where he lay. It was the end door of The World’s Fair directors left Chi 6. A Spring Song....................... P insuti N W Kouttre, Port G W Smith, City lady from the east as house keeper or nurse car No. 2710. I suppose that it was near cago for the Atlanta exposition on a Mixed Quarterte. A Carlson, 8 F G H Burton. City in private family. City or country. Refer where the door was tound that he climbed 7. Solo, Miss Effie Merrick. special train over the Illinois Central Jones Welch, do J P Bradey, Duns ence given. Call or address Hotel Oregon. to uncouple. Bird................................ N krive F Arnold, do J Willis, do road as the guests of President Fish. Conductor A.L. Morris:—I was check 8. Lady Gen. H. B. Compson left yesterday for Ashland Ladies Quartette. Wm Squire, San Jose T uesday — All the comforts known to modern trav Portland. He intends to return in a short ing a train in the Ashland yards. I was S M Eaton, Coles E O Parrett. R B elers were provided on the train. The time and will put a force of men to work at going towards east end of yard and met You’re an Easy Prey, I) A McDonald, do J P Dodge, City logging on nis place near Naylox this C. Stanton who told me that Brakeman with ; your flesh reduced below a healthy J A Squire, San Jose A P Bradbury Port party went for pleasure and to see how winter.—Klamath Star. Kearney was under engine and to send standard, for consumption i __ ____ and _ other S unday — Ed Solonirel, do the South manages an exposition. New Ice wool, slipper soles with yarns, silk for a doctor. I came back to ireight Scrofulous and dangerous diseases. And Will Goldman, Port Mrs Williams, Med Orleans and other points in the South O H Blount <& wife • and" woolen mittens for ladies and children, office for doctor and then men at round it’s just this condition that Dr. Pierce’s G W Smith, City will be visited before the party returns T Butts, Grants Pass Golden Medical Discovery is especially City at Vaupel, Norris <fc Drake. house. I then went to place designated to Chicago. valuable. V R Porter, S F W N Luckev, do to me as the scene of accident. The train William Shearer, a native son of Yreka If you’re thinner than you ought to be, F M Donegan, do Geo Howard, do Miki Saito, the new Japanese consul and son of tbe late Judge E. Shearer, was men had removed Kearney from under whether from wasting diseases, defective C H Fuson, City M Crary, do at Tacoma, who arrived recently, 6ays in Ashland Monday. He is now connected engine when I arrived there. The No. nutrition, or whatever cause, the “Discov F M Kagg, 8 F G Burtor, do that one ot his duties will be to make a with the Northwest Stove Foundry of of car attached to engine was 2710 said ! ery" will surely bring you up to the healthy J ACoy,Rubber Neck Chas Howard, do Portland. __ ____ car was designated to me as an empty standard. By restoring tne normal action J H Bairet. S F J H Boyd, Castella C report upon the feasibility of establish James Welch do Rev. J. H. Skidmore started Tuesday for I and not needed in Ashland yard. I of the deranged organs and functions, it C Young, Salem ing a Japanese mail steamship line to A 8 Ward, Oakland this country. After getting settled he Illinois to labor in the interest of the Fort- afterward examined said car. The end arouses every natural source and means of J F Franklin, 8 F do land university. His family will spend the door next to engine was gone. It had on nourishment. As a strength-restorer and Mrs M Talpon. Salem J Turner, will post himself upon the commercial winter in Ashland, Mrs. S. being the daugh- side and end ladders and grab irons. flesh-builder, nothing like this medicine is A A Riches, Portland T R Wilson, 8 F A C Caldwell, Omaha interests of his jurisdiction, make in ter of H. C. Hill. i On hunting for the missing door I found known to medical science. Filthy Cod C W Cottam, do liver oil and ull its disguised compounds S S Gould, 8 F H E Doss, Napa Cal quiries as to prospects of business and Prof. John M. Bloss, president of the it under bridge No. D 431, about 7 rail can’t compare with it. F M Johnson 8 F __ |W W ______ Scott, , Spokane State Agricultural college at Corvallis, has ] lengths from where Kearney was lying. F L Southwick, k m sj L Barker, Hornbrook ascertain what advantages the various Dr. Pierce ’ s Pellets cure sonstipation, in cities can offer for the terminus. been in California for a week or more for Said door was a slide door and could not digestion, or dyspepsia, biliousness and his health and arrived at Hotel Oregon have i The cure of rheumatism has often taxed t The United States Leather company fell forward if the car was in proper headaches. Monday evening. medical skill, but it’s prevention has been of New York, known as the leather repair, neither could it have become de very easy by an occasional use of Simmons Mrs. F. B. Hatch and little daughter tached i at side of the car. The door laid Chrysanthemum Show Prizes. Liver Regulator. Jt keeps the liver well trust, has shut down the 100 tanneries returned yesterday from a visit of some on < the same side that the ladder at the The chrysanthemum prizes awarded by regulated, and the system freedom poisqn. under its control. Not another hide length with Mr. Hatch’s people in Sacra- < end of car is located I examined the car. the late fair held by Epworth League are: Therein is the secret of health. “I have will be taken from its vats for 60 days. iuento and San Francisco. It was empty. 1. Greatest variety—a large vase. Mrs, used it for years for Indigestion and Consti- More than 15,000 employes will be out E. A. Smith. Brakeman Albert Lloyd: — I was at iiation, and also found it gives one relief Miss Emma Howard, who has been 2. The most artistically arranged dis rom a touch of RheumatismN. Hughes, > of work. The concerns shut down rep work switching cars preparatory to make spending her vacation in a delightful time —Japanese flower pot. Mrs. Beach. resent 90 per cent of the hemlock tan Lordsburg, N. M. with San Francisco friends will return up train in Ashland. Head in on West play 3. Second best display—three Japanese neries and 40 per cent of the hemlock home Sunday to resume her position as end of house track. Switched out car flower pots. Mis. T. K. Bolton, BORN. oak tanneries. Few of the strictly oak Wells-Fargo agent. 2710 S. P. on main line. Notified train 4. Best display of potted plants—A The Rebeccas gave an impromptu enter men that we would go to East end of Japanese cabinet. Mrs. C. Mingus. WRIGHT—In Ashland, Nov. 12, 1895, to tanneries are in the trust. Several of 5. Best single potted plant—A tripod them have been cutting prices, which tainment and lunch to the members and yard and make a running switch of said Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wright, a daughter. invited friends at the I. O. O. F. ball Tues car in on back track. Brakeman Kear basket. Mrs. C. Mingus. is said to haye caused tho trust to les KIBBE — In Ashland, Nov, 12,1895, to Mr. 6. The largest single flower—A Japanese day evening. There was no special occa ney was to pull him on said car while I and Mrs. Chas. Kibbe, a son. sen its operations. sion, it was "just for fun” and all had a got off to line up back track switch, it cup and saucer. Miss Ewan. The elections last week in the East 7. Best ostrich plume — A pair ot Japan CHURCHMAN — At Medford, Nov. 0, 1895, good time. being our intention to let said car go Mrs. Patrick. to the wife<jf City Marshall Churchman, a passed off quietly, but somewhat one Helman’s orchestra will give a grand ball in on back track. Kearney went down ese 8. vases. son. Best arranged bouquet—A Japanese sided. New York, Ohio and New Jer on the eve of Thanksgiving at Ganiard’s riding on top of car. I saw engine com cup and saucer. Mrs. Patrick. opera house. Landlord Fradenburg of the ing back. Engine stopped and I walked sey went Republican by overwhelming Hotel Oregon wiil serve the ball supper in H. B. Miller’s Residence Burned. DIED. majorities, while even Maryland and spacious and commodious dining room of down to see what was the cause of car SATTERFIELD — At Gold HUI Nov. 9,1895. not being cut off*, and found Kearnev H. B. Miller ’ s palatial residence on Kentucky elected Republican govern that fine hotel, Mrs. Satterfield lying under back part of engine pilot, I his farm near Grants Pass was burned to ors. The former will elect a Repub Mrs. Chas. Chandler returned last eve helped to get him out. He died while the ground Sunday night, nearly all of The funeral took plaoe Monday, the ning from a visit with Sacramento friends, we were taking him from under the en its contents being destroyed. A defec burial beingin Jacksonville oemetry, Rev. lican to the United Suites senate, while having accompanied her neice, Miss gine. I think he waB about 20 years old. tive flue was tbe cause of tbe fire. Tbe W. B. Moore conducting the religious rites. Kentucky has an even vote; each prin cipal party elected 68 members to the Vinita Aitken, that far on her journey to It is the duty of car inspector to Bee that loss is in the neighborhood of $5000, with legislature and two Populists were suc Indian Territory. $1500 insurance, Mr. Miller was in San cars are in good repair, MARRIED. cessful, thus giving them the balance Fireman Chas. G. Stanton: — About Francisco at the time, awakening up the The Presbyterian people will have their of power. In New York city Tammany TYNON — JACKSON — At the residence of annual business meeting and dinner on 4:30 o’clock while engaged as fireman on parties who are to put in a pine needle Dr. Will Jackson, Grants Pass, Nov. 12, Hall was successful and will again rule Wednesday Dec. 4th In the evening sup engine 1761, O. &. C. Engineer Morris plant at Grants Pass He has been un 1895. by Rev. Mr. Dulin, E. P. Tynon the municipal government per will be given to the public at 15 cents spoke to me and said I believe Kearney fortunate through fires; several years .¿¿x and Miss Jessie Jackson. each and will be followed by a musical and* *1 is underneath. I took a light and jump ago his entire S. P. D. &. L. Co. factory Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guaiantee' It hterarv programme. Immediately after the wedding festivities ed down off the engine and found Kear was burned an<| only a few months ago be happy young couple—and they are one cures Incipient Consumption. It ig the Assessor Geo. A. Jackson is able to be ney between back end of pilot and en fire consumed his saw mill at Merlin. of the best looking couples ever mated— best Cough cure. Only one cent a dose. out of the house again and is gradually re gine truck wheel. I helped remove him the train for Los Angeles to spend 25 cents., 50 cts. and $1, golaby E. A. covering from the operation performed on from under the engine. I only heard List of applicants for teachers certifi took their moon. The bride is an amiable S herwin him for the removal of an abscess which him speak twice once he said kill me cates at the examination commencing young honey lady and the groom is a popular has been annoying him for many years. First Assistant Postmaster General young railroad man with a very promising boys. And then he said rub me I am Nov. 13th. His health wiil be better than ever. Misses, May Tiffany, Lon Holler, Mag future before him. They have a large cir-. Jones in his annual report for the year freezing. He lived about 15 or 20 min ended June 30, 1895, shows that the di Vaupel, Norris A Drake are offering the utes after I found him. It is the duty gie Miller, Lillie Dodge, Lelia Anderson, cle of fnenffs to wish them well. best values in dry goods shown in Ashland of brakemen to remove coupling pins Agnes Owens, Beulah Warner, and Mrs, visions under his supervision saved dur for years. Call on them. Emma Henry Real Estate. ing the year $1,395,577, the principal when switching cars. Examiners: Supt. Newberry, Miles O R Beatty to J P Moomaw—80 acres in items being in the saving in the carriers The "Arena” a magazine that has be Deceased was found about 2 rail lengths tp 36 s, r 1 w; $1000. come more popular and useful each year from switch on east end of Ashland Cantrall, and N. H. Clayton. by stopping overtime and reduction of Wm R Taylor to Mrs Elizabeth J Tavlor the force, amounting to $1,300,000. The since its organization, has just closed its yards. In my judgment no fault can be —lots 5, 6, 8, 9. section 7. tp 39 s, r 2 e; $614. sixth year, and will be better than ever laid to the engineer for the accident. HAVE YOUR OLD RAZORS during the coming year. It is published at B F Adkins to Mrs Susie S Sears—lots 1 salaries to all presidential postmasters and Shears Made New. The evidence of Car Inspector John and 2, blk 57, Medford; $250. Boston by the Arena Publishing company, aggregated $5,897,200 and the gross re and the price has been reduced from $5 to son was that his duties are to inspect Charles Cowles to George T Morse—1.79 ceipts of postuflices $60,5.38,09?. The Eggers A Storey, opposite Town Hall, acres in Ashland; $800. $3 i>er year. That amount cannot be better all cars that come into Ashland. W, F. have secured the service of a first-class invested. John W Pruett to R H Pruett—IGO acres number of presidei^tigl postmasters is Wooden is his assistant. I inspected grinder, and are prepared to do all kinds 3,491, of which laa are first-class, 700 in tp 36 s, r 1 w ; $1000. The store of Vaupel, Norris & Drake in car No. 2710 when it arrived in Ashland. of grinding. Concaving on short notice. W A Patrick, et al., to City of Ashland— seconfltolass and 2,682 third-class. An dicates, in their new winter stock the rapid The door was on its fastening at that Prices to compete with the lowest. Satis land in Ashland; $1. estimate of $17,000,000 for all postmas progress being made every year in the time. I discovered nothing wrong with faction guaranteed or money refunded. H C Messenger to City of Ashland—land manufacture, and introduction of better it. I am on duty about 12 hours out of ters is made for 1897, an increase over near Ashland creek and embracing water; goods at lower prices. Their establishment Talent Items. this year of $1,000,000. The total num $200. : 24- is kept loaded with a full line R. S. Barclay and son, the merchants, H C Messenger to City of Ashland — land ber of positions brought within the clas The jury rendered the following yer- of the best in tbe markets and many ar will put up about 300 head of porkers this in Ashland together with water right; $100. sified service during the year was 2,395. ticles never before seen in Southern Oregon. . diet: winter. Over 100 head of fine hogs were J. 8. Walter et al to City of Ashland; ‘ ' STATE OF OREGON, I Their prices show a downward ten Jones recommends the abolition of ex killed this week. land in Ashland $1. C ounty of J ackson . ) dency again this year. perimental free delivery unless $10,000,» H. C. Messenger to City of Ashland ; A 10% pound daughter was born to the land in Ashland, $100. matter of the Inquest upon the body Manager R. Koehler and Gen. Passen In of the 000 is appropriated for the purpose, glsu one Thomas J. Kearnev, Jr., Deceased. wite of R, W. Eustick at the Hatch sum R. A. Booth et al to Wm. M._______ ger Agent E. P. Rogers of the 8. P. and Hannum , ; the undersigned, the Jury summoned mer quarters on Wagner creek, Monday, mining claim in Jacksonville mining dis free rural delivery unless $20,000,000 is Uep. Passenger Agent W. H, Hurlburt. to We, appear before l)r, D. M. Brower, the Mr. E. is a writer on the San Francisco appropriated. $1. Receiver E. McNeil and Gen. Freight of the County of Jackson, State of Examiner, and has been spending bls va trict, Sarah A. Sutter to Hank Sutter; all of Do you know, 11 you want to go East and Agent B. Cambell were on yesterday’s Coroner at Depot Hoiel. Ashland, Jackson cation in this section with nis wife. blocks 1C and 12 Beatty’s add. to Medford; desire a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you fram in a private car for San Francisco. Oregon, County, Oregon, on the 13th day of Novem Jtis believed their mission is to compro ber, 1895, to inquire into the cause of the James Helms has been looking after his also lot 4, blk 2, Whitney add. to Medford, will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless $3000. you take the Northern Pacific? Remember mise the cut steamer rates between Port death of Thos. J. Kearneyf lying dead in placer mining property on Louse creek. Millinery Store Removed. Moses H. Hopwood to Wm. M. Hannum ; that the Northern Pacific is the only line land and San Francisco aud that the Shasta Ashland. Jackson County, Oregon, having Miss Jessie Clint 4 Co. have had their Dr. Herbert Hatch, who is in San Fran claim in Jacksonville district, $1 running Pullman Tourist Sleepers through new winter Flyer will be taken off. been duly sworn, according to law, and cisco having a numerous good time, expects mining quarters on Main Btreet, op Michael Chavener, Mary A. Pryce and to tbe east without delay. Time and money having made such inquisition, after in to return by Christmas. His brother, Dr, Margaret posite the plaza, neatlv fitted up and Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block. saved Dy this route. For full information, J. Chavener to Win. McKnight specting the body, and hearing the testi Harry L. Hatch, a dentist, is stopping on and Jos. Goldsworthy; lot 2 blk 32, in Gold time cards, maps, etc., call on or address, moved there from toe old Btand over the The first blast of the winter’s snows Tues mony adduced, find that the deceased was Wagner creek. Hill. $30. . . . bridge, this week. Their old and new Robert Leonard Agent, Ashland, Or. day morning sent home the miners from the named Thomas J. Kearney, Jr.; That he Iona Thomas to Wm. McKnight and Jos. customers are especially invited to favor Reaver creek mining district. Wm. Patter was a native of Oregon; was about 20 years The strike on the Great Jiorthera them with a call when a fall and winter Minins Items. Goldsworthy; lot 1 blk 32, in Gold Hill, son, Ad. Graham, Al. Foster and Charley old; that he came to his death on the 13th railroad has been declared off. B. J. Tuthill has gone overdo the Steam- $420. Rose from Patterson Bros, placer mines day of November, 1895, bv crushing of the hat or bonnett, or a stylish dress that A. A, Davis to Martha Walsh; land m and E, F, Green and D. B. McDaniels from entire right side from the shoulder to the I boat mine to put in three Tuthill motors Judge Allen G. Thurman, “The Old fits, or anything in that line is needed. Medford, $50. their quartz mine, returned to town Tues knee, the Femoral Artery was completpiv for **“ E. ” S. “ Smith A Co. one each *- * for — their «- {toman," has been very ill at Colum day evening via Cole’s. They had some divided in tbe middle of the right thigh; rock breaker, concentrator and stamp mill. bus, O., but is now convalescent. Awarded Prolate Court. bear meat, W. W. Coleman having on and we further find that death was oc Tbe Annie mine In the Bohemia dis Saturday and Sunday killed a brown and casioned by falling from and under mov Estate of J C Durkee. 1st semi-annual Captain Frank Wilder of the receiv Highest vVwrld’s Fair. black bear in that section, each weighing ing S. P. Freight Car No. 2710 while mak trict has been sold to a Chicago syndi statement approved. ing ship Independence has been chosen ing running switch; and we find that the cate. Estate of A Judeon Ganiard. Same as by the secretary of the navy to com 4oC lbs. end door of said car fell out at or near the Yreka News: A company of capital above. Joe Million returned from the Waldack same place where deceased fell under the Estate of minor heirs of L Adams, In- mand the cruiser Boston. Sanitarium. San Francisco, Monday accom car; and we believe the giving way of said ists are trying to purchase two or three ventory of appraisement approved. panied by Wm. P. Parsons of the Ashland door was the cause of his falling. miles of the Klamath river, commencing Warner, TRe Piano Tuner. House, who was taking care of him. With Dated this 13th day of November, 1895. at Samuel White’s ranch at the mouth of Circuit Court. M. Oj. Warner, the piano tuner, has the exception of having his eyes bandag E. P elton , f oreman, Little Humbug. Mr. White was offered [ J. Ei F V Medynski vs B P Theiss and G W been detained beyond his time, but will ed up, Joe was as bright and chipper as “i gene W alrad , $5,000 for bis place, but he holds it at Bashford ; dissolution of partnership. Qii ever. It will be some weeks before Drs. soon be on hand and will call upon his G. M. G rainger , J urors: twice that figure. This part of the river trial. Powers and West, the celebrated eye sur R. K S utton , 8 P D & L Co vs C W Skeel ; confirma many patrons in Ashland and southern has never been mined, and the theory is geons will have his eyes in condition to op W. J. S tanley , Oregon. Wait for him and have your tion. Sheriff’s sale confirmed. that a rich deposit bas been washed down rate on, and until then Joe will remain in D. H igh . instruments toped up by ft first-class 0 Harbaugh vs Frank Morgan; to re Ashland. They have hopes of saving the from tbe Little IJumbug, which has al cover money. Dismissed. artist. Word was »ent to Roseburg and Con ways been very rich. It is the opinion sight of the left eye, Jackson county vs Geo E Bloo.mer, et al. ductor Kearney was immediately woken The Missouri World« Marion Carey, who is home from the up and boarded yesterday morning’s of many that tbe river at this point Mandate from supreme coprt entered, Yukon river mines for the-winter visiting train arriving here at noon. The remains would yield up millions if properly work Published weekly at ed. It wi|l probably be opened ne^t Messrs. C. F. Moore 4Co., Newberg, Ore., his parents in Ashland left last evening to ___ of Chamberlain ................. ’« _ is a People . ’s „..uiicothe, Mo., visit Albany friends. He has property in were placed in a coffin and taken to season, giving employment to a number say: “We selj more >ol Cough Remedy than all others put together, jgenar» 1 paper that gives the tbe disputed boundary line between Alaska Roseburg on the evening train where of men. and it always gives satisfaction." Mr. J news ftn(j makes a specialty of I and Canada and says the war news” pub arrangements will be made for tbs Sore throat Any ordinary case may be Alien, Fox; Ore,, says: “Ih»” lished in the papers about the question is funeral. Populist news, correspondence and Cough P»— greatly exaggerated. There were only .20 Young Kearney was only 20 years old, cured in one night bv applying Chamber berlain's „..eve Cbam- speeches. It is not a local paper but is bava han-”- ’ ; mounted police and they came in vvitti and was a handsome young man imbued lain's Pain Balm as directed with each bot r>- ..^edy to be the best I as good for one state as another. 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