Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, November 21, 1895, Image 4

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Jury List.
Preparing for a Hanging.
The following is a list of the jurors drawn
Sheriff Hiatt of Josephine count}’ is be­
Chester Miller, aged 15 v^ars, son of
for tbe December (1895) term ot the Circuit ginning to prepare for an ugly job be has
Manual Miller was brought before Justice 1 Court,
for Jackson county. Oregon:
on hand, the hanging of the wife mur­
! of the Peace W. N. Luckey and a Jury,
ASHLAND, Or.. .Thursday, Nov. 21, 1895. Tuesday and tried on a charge of “defac­ S A Carlton. Eagle Point, farmer.
derer, Chas. Fleeter, sentenced to bang
W H Jacks, Medford, farmer.
on Friday, Sept, 29th.
ing a building not bis own.” The com­ F M Stewart, Eden, farmer.
Deputy Sheriff Fallin was at Jackson­
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plainant was C. A. Hitchcock, principal Wm Mess.-d. Chimney Rock,
PERSONAL* AND SOCIAL.
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ville ¡ast week examining the scaffold and 1
of the Ashland public schools and the Henry Sutton, Big Butte
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apparatus used by Sheriff B. W. Dean in
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cause of the trouble was the disposition W F Wilkinson
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Remember A. Hiniuan, the dentist oyer ; of the lad to neglect the use of his intel-', W A Patrick, Ashland.
I the hanging of La-wis O’Neil at Jackson­
post office.
ville about 10 years ago for the murder
lect along the lines of learning prescribed J M Lofland, Jacksonville,
of Lewis McDaniels on Church street,
Mrs. Judge D. Brower died at Grants i by proffeseors, and put forth his best ef- J H Tyrrell, Chimney Rock.
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O A Sinipkips, Woodville,
Pass Tuesday.
just opposite the present site of the
; forts as an artist and poet about the J G Roberts. Applegate,
Baptist church. Deputy Sheriff Fallen
A. Carlson, merchant tailor, corner Main buildings adjacent to the public school Wm Ray, Uniontown,
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pronounces the Dean scaffold and trap
I house.
and Granite streets.
L. Shideier, Medford,
it
door arrangement as being first-class and
Miss Fannie Cheatham returned home to I The jtirv, a very worldly one, composed A H Boothby. Flounce Rock • I
one that will fit the bill exact for tLe
ot R. K. Sutton, foreman, a stable man ; I . F E Furrry, Eden,
Applegate Tuesday.
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| ! D L Newton, Central Point,
Fieeter job. The trap is sprung from a !
D.
B.
Provost,
a
plumber
;
Grant
Helman,
n
County as-essor Geo. A. Jackson was up a bath-house man ; Chas. Hosier, a res­ I J J Holt, Talent.
secret
spring and no one needs to know
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from Medford yesterday.
W Rawlings Jacksonville,
when or by whom the job was done.
taurant man; and L. F. Willits, late A
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F Hunt, Ashland,
Railroad Commissioner J. B. Eddy ar­ teacher of Si washes, iistened to the plain­
Deputy Sheriff Fallin says Sheriff Hjatt
J H Gay, Central Point.
rived in Ashland Tuesday.
has received many applications for tick­
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tive tale of woe of the learned professors [ Fred Barneburg, Medford,
Congressman Hermann and wife left for and after a partial examination of the Louis Browns worth, Pleasant Creek, farm. ets to see the performance and strange
to relate many young women of Grants
Washington, D. C., Tuesday.
wheels in their head, discovered that the W T Leever, Central Point, farmer. ,
Pass society have asked to see the hang­
W Lance, Rock Point, fanner.
B. F. Cutnnions has returned from Butte tyro artist was expelled from the school J G Bievenue,
Jacksonville,
ing. The sheriff will not debar tho “new
for his offense, and sent home. Princi­ B Vincent. Table
creek where he killed a fine big buck deer.
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Kock,
woman” in gratifying her curiosity,
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TJie brick work on the new public school pal then lectured the school about the Henry Ammerman, Talent,
though he expects to see a fainting spell
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matter.
The
teachers
(who,
like
preach
­
Thos
Wright,
Willow
Springs,
building at Medford will be completed this
whan old man Fiester’s body falls with a
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ers, have all the say—with them their J M Wagner, Ashland,
week.
“dull sickening thud” on the noose and
never is another side) became grealy H D Kubli, Applegate, merchant.
John R. Stearns came over iron. Songer
breaks his neck.
over their own burning rhetoric N Langell, Jacksonville, capitalist.
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A Dame's Klamath river mine Tuesday in agitated
and
conceived
the
brilliant
idea
of
mak
­
There is nothing that causes women
ill health.
The Rate War.
ing an “object lesson”—a “horrible
discomfort and misery than the
N. greater
The fight between the O. R.
Prof, E. E. Phipps closes the Woodville example” out of somebody to show the
constantly recurring headache. Men suffer
school to-morrow with an entertainment at little urchins what great big busters they boats and the S. P. R. R. for business less with headache. “My wife's health
Haymond’s hall.
had for bosses. This poor unfortunate between Portland and San Francisco lias was very indifferent, having headache con­
W. C. Engeldow, the Jacksonville painter, ' bratt, the most illy prepared lad in the assumed vigorous proportions and the tinually, and just two packages of Sim­
went to Redding Tuesday, to work at his public schools to withstand the assaults first of this week the railroad company mons Liver Regulator released her from all
headache and gave tone and vigor to lier
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trade in that town.
of a cruel world, was the boy selected to cut the rates on its special flyer down to whole system. 1 have never regretted it’s
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$10
first
class
and
$5
second
class,
while
Mrs. D. E. Hyde, president of the Jack- atone for tbe sins of all of tbe schollars,
ft
4-4-
use."—M. B, DeBord, Mt. Vernon. Ky,
the
steamship
company
went
down
to
$5
son county W. C. T. I1, leaves this week for by sitting in the county jaii at the sug­
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Wilkesbarre, Penn., to spend tbe winter.
Warner, The Piano Tuner.
gestion of their high salaried bosses, for and $2.50 respectively. The steamship
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M. O. Warner, the piano tuner, has
When in search of something for a Holi­ a period not less than three months. company’s fare includes meals and
day present be sure and call at the Opera This worldly jury took a radically differ­ berths, The railroad includes sleeping been detained beyond his time, but will
House furniture store.
ent uiew from that of tbe class of proffes- car berths. Yesterday the O. R. & N. soon be on hand and will call upon bis
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rs and felt indignant to think that men commenced selling these tickets good for many patrons in Ashland and southern |
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Miss Maud Crouch was up from Medford
to
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drawing
such good pay should exhibit 10 days. The S. P. was expected
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, Oregon. Wait for him and have vour i
this "week visiting the family of W. F.
tie south
instruments
toned
up
by
a
firs^-class
such poor sense. They promptly agreed follow suit on the next flyer. 1 riinnar
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Wooden, the 8. P. car repairer.
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bound Shasta Flyer that took dinner in
in artist,
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W. W. Leghorn, formerly of Ashland, that the boy was not guilty, as the code Ashland yesterday showed the evidences
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was on yesterday's train for 8an Francisco, i did not apply to his case at all, and re­ of the cut rate, coming in two sections
Probate Court.
turned the following verdict:
He is now a tobacco drummer.
Estate of Isaac Constant, deceased,
and having on board 300 passengers.
Chas. F. Lewis who is engineer on tlie I State vs. Chester Miller:—We, the jury The regular overland came in at same Order made confirming sale of real estate.
Estate of M L McCall. Same as above.
new Valley railroad at Stockton, is visiting impaneled in the above action find the time with 50 passengers, making boom
defendant not guilty as charged and rec­
Estate of Thomas Whelpley. Petition
his family at Medford this week.
ommend that he be returned to school and times for the hotel, restaurant and fruit for order of sale of personal property
granted,
Mrs. Helen Harford, state organizer of properly punished by the school author- stand
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business at depot.
the W. C. T. U., arrived in Ashland Satur­ ities.
Ivar, Kovalev has confessed to Ma­
day for a week’s work in this city.
Mrs. Vau Sant Died Today.
Wagner—Austin,
dame
Olga Gordenko that lie was pres­
Mrs. J. K. Van Sant was operated on
a
Sermon subjects at the Presbyterian
F. D. Wagner, the wellkown newspa­ for a tumor by Dr. Clinton Cushing at ent at the inwier cf F. H. L. Weber
church next Sabbath. "Reasons for Tanks-
perman, son of Jacob Wagner, the pio­ San Francisco this week and died there and bis wife at Sacramento. He says
-giving” and “Christianity and Home.”
was married
yesterday
af- | vlJiO
z>p\
this 11JM1
morning.
Her U(|U£llvvI
daughter, y XVAIOO
Miss AJll
Lil- that he went with Mathieuski Tscher-
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Sam Roop has sold out his hotel business ! neer citizen,
to
Miss
Clara
Austin,
a
bright
ij
an
Pember
left
this
afternoon
for
San
bakov
to
the
Weber
house
with
the
in
­
in Pokegam a and was over at Central | ternoon
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Point this week looking after his property, j and interesting young lady who came to Francisco. The burial will probable be tention of committing burglary. They
Ashland with her family about two years at Sacramento. Mr. Van Sant was with ascended the back stairs and waited for
Miss Laura Judge left Saturday for
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Chico, Cal., to spend the winter with her ago from Newton, Kan. There were his wife.
a chance to make an entrance. While
Sisters, Mrs. Mamie Dunn and Miss Judge, i only a few relatives of both families
Mrs. E. A. Winsell, wife of tho rail­ they were waiting Weber passed with
present, and Rev. S. E. Memenger of
Do not dally with rheumatism. Get nd j theM. E. Church performed the inter- road foreman, died in Red Bluff from an a light. He went to tho back doofc
of it at once by purifying the blood with ; j esting
where Tscherbakov was standing wjtli
ceremony. The happy young operation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Besuretoget Hood’s. |
couple took the evening train for Port­
an
ax in his hand. He raised the ax
Hanley Isolate Settled.
J. T. Miller leturned to Gold Hill yester-! land to spend their honeymoon in the
and struck tlie old man several blows,
day after an absence of several months at northwest, and were started off with the
The Hanley estate has finally been Weber calling to his wife. After kill­
▲ger.
settled, the division of property by Thos.
! best wishes of a host of friends.
E, Nichols, F. M. Plymale and Benj. ing Weber, Kovalev and Tscherbaipv
There will be a temperance meeting at i
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You
Ger
Strong,
Haymond having been firmed by Judge went into an adjoining room and the
the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon
at 3 o’clock to be addressed bv Mrs. Har- j f if you're a tired out or “run-down” woman, Hanna, Tuesday, Miss Alice Hanley j latter murdered Mrs. Weber with f&e
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ford.
hi . Kovalev does not say who used the
with Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. gets the old homestead.
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And,
if
you
suffer
from
any
“
female
coni-
knife, but he inferred that his accoui-
8. G. Netherlands, Jr., returned to Talent
” or disorder, you get well. For these
I can give yeu insurance on your [ pijce
not
weap0113- Kp.
yesterday from the Hoyt ranch, Shasta 1 ' plaint
two
things
—
to
build
up
women
’
s
strength.
valley.
| and to cure women’s ailments—this is the property in -first class companies at valev details the subsequent robbery
of the Weber house and the escape of
Ice wool, slipper soles with yarns, silk only medicine which, once used, is always the lowest rates. F. HASTY,
and woolen mittens for ladies and children, in favor. Therefore, nothing else can be
Real Estate
jthe murderers through the heavy fog
“just as good” for you to buy. Lbe “Pre­
at Vaupel, Norris A Drake.
and Insurance, which prevailed m Sacramento on that
scription” regulates and promotes all the
Senator Chas. A. Cogswell and wife were natural functions, never conflicts with them
I night.
on yesterday’s train returning home to and is perfectly harmless in any condition
Mail Robbing Cases.
Lakeyiew from a visit up north as far as of the female system. It improves diges­
NOTICE TO POPULISTS.
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C. N. Gordon and stage driver Johnny
Portland.
tion, enriches the blood, brings refreshing Campbell went to Portland Monday as
The County Central Committee, at its
Morton Lindley, of the Luckey Bart and sleep, and restores health and vigor. For witnesses againsFDolph Frick, the stage meeting
held Oct. 26th, at Medford, in­
Mammersley mines, who has been absent ulcerations, displacements, bearing-down robber, before the U. S. grand jury.
structed
me
to make a call on our friends
,
sensations,
periodical
pains,
and
every
lor some time, arrived home Saturday front
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in
Jackson
county
for subscriptions of one
Postal
Inspector
Thrall
went
north
1
chronic
weakness
or
irregularity
it's
a
rems
Hacramento.
Tuesday to be present at the trial of the dollar each, to be used as a fund to propa­
edy, that safely, and permanently cures.
Samuel Cleland and family of Chewau-
Cow creek canyon train robbers, Case gate our work in the county. The com­
Zy\
named Messrs. Holt, Jeffrey and
can. Lake county, have located at Wood,
Thief Gets Away.
I and Pool, before the U. S, circuit court. mittee
Wakefield
to
District
the
county
and
re
­
yille. He will start a butchershop in that
Al. Saunders escaped from Sheriff Pat­ He thinks the prosecution have a strong organize the clubs. The money can be
growing village.
terson at the county jail Tuesday morn­ case against them.
banded to either of the above nanied gentle­
Kev. Geo. N. Ennis, of the Ashland Bap­ ing about nine o’clock. The sheriff open­
men or sent to J. W. Marksbury, chairman
Three Injured R. R. Mon.
tist church was at Medford this week as­ ed the door for Saunders to carry the
of the County Executive Committee, at
sisting Rev. W. C. Jenkins in a series of spittoon out to empty it in the proper
Gordon Frizeil, who takes care of Gold Hill.
revival meetings.
I would say in fixing the subscription at
place in the court house yard. Saunders engines in the Ashland round house,
▲ Match social will be given at Mrs. B. climbed the board fence and dodged out while assisting Engineer Frank Elliott one dollar, that it was not the intention of
Beach’s home Tuesday evening Nov. 26th of sight. Though the public school was put the big iron horses in their stables the committee to shut off smaller nOT
1895. Admission 10 cents or a pound of called not a soul saw him make his escape. Sunday evening had his foot get between greater sums than one dollar—any sum
from the smallest to the greatest, you mav
any thing useful.
He was a sneak thief held to await the the pilot of engine and brakeBeam of a feel able to contribute will be j
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gladly
Lew Wasserman, the drummer was in j action of the grand jury In default of car, smashing his foot. The painful in-1 ceived. 1 hope our people will ri respond*»*
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town this week and after the 1st of January $100 bonds charged with stealing a ring juries will lay him up for a week or ten this call promptly. The work must be 1
goes to Cincinnati where his mother lives, j | at Central Point fair week from Mrs. days. No bones broken.
begun at once. Let us have all our clubs at1
probably to remain.
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work by Dec. 1st. • ‘ - ■
I Johnson, now a resident of Yreka, Cal.,
frank W illiams ,
Monday night, about 10 o’clock, Brake-
Shiloh’s dire the great Cough and Croup
Zepia Mitchell (Big Mitch.) the Klamath for whom he was working, at the time.
Chairman County Central Committee.
man R. McDonald, while coupling cars
Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size con­
Falls freighter loaded his teams at the Ash­
tains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children
land depot with freight for Klamath Falls
in the Ashland yards, got his fingers and
Woodmen Lodge Organized.
The store of Vaupel, Norris A Drake in­ love it. Sold by E. A. S herwin .
the first of this week.
thumb
of
his
right
hand
caught
between
dicates, in their new winter stock the rapid
State Deputy Head Consul F. J. Me-
The Lust created by the late Senator I
Mrs. Helen Dickinson Harford will ad- Henry was in Ashland several days the the bumpers, crushing them badly. Drs. progress being made every year in the
dress a I nion Temperance meeting at the j pa8t weefc organizing Ashland Camp No. Parson and Brower dressed the wounded manufacture, and introduction of better­ Sharon's will lias expired by- limitation I
member and now be is short a portion goods at lower prices. Their establishment and all the heirs now come in for their J
P’ IU'I 243,
Woodmen
of the World.
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All are cordially invited.
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m
. .. . Toe fol-
,
is kept loaded with a full
fine
I lowing ofneera were installed Monday of a thumb and a finger.
of the best in the markets and many ar­ bequests. The heirs have organized two
Ad- ­
Revival meeting in the M. E. church will evening: Con. Com., E. D. Briggs; Ad
At Medford Monday afternoon Robt. ticles never before seen in Southern Oregon. incorporated companies to handle tho
be continued next week. Subject of Sun-1 viser, J. H. McBride; Banker, A. E.
Something Brand New For
Their prices show a downward ten- lands of the big estate.
day morning-sermon. “Power of the Atone­ Kinney; Clerk, E. J. Farlow ; Escort, Sparlin, who succeeded the late Tom - dency
again this year,
ment.” Evening “Beyond the Grave.”
j
Kearney, Jr., as freight brakeman, had a
San Diego society has been much in­
Parchment I
Clarence Lane; Watch man .Jesse McCall;
Nicholas Pender has been arrested at terested in the marriage of Dr. Edward
A. J. Posten, Pacific Coast passenger Sentry, W. C. Mitchell; Physician, J. S. serious accident. He was coupling cars
Celluloid Novelties. Real Ostrich
agent of tbe Southern Railway, tbe great Parson ; board of managers, F. M. Drake, I loaded with railroad iron when a pro­ Fowler, Cal., on a charge of horse steal­ Strong Bogert of the United States ship
Purchased
at
reduced
truding rail caught bis left hand, smash­ ing. He is a wealthy vineyardist.
Feather
Boas. Fancy Sofa Pillows
national highway to the east via the South- i J. W. Storms and A. E. Graham.
Albatross and Miss Evangelino Wade,
' ern Pacific, was on Tuesday's train for the
ing it badly and causing the amputation
Lady
Sholto
Douglas,
after
having
daughter of General Manager Wade of
Mr. McHenry must be a great rustler of three of his fingers.
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northwest.
been on the stage at Los Angeles for a the Southern California railway.
rates
for
treatment.
or the attractions of the Woodmen lodge
Tbe Indian War Vetrans inet in Ashland
week, has renounced the theatrical pro­
extraordinary, for during his stay of
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Two and one-lialf miles of track of the
Saturday. Gen. E. L. Applegate was elect­ are
a few days theorder secured 25 members. Department of Music of State Nor fession.
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Valley
railroad has been laid in the past
ed chairman and P. Dunn secretary. They
liial.
Thom as A. .Starr, who was receiver I few days near Stockton. The work is
memorialized congress to get in and do
Death of George Rogers.
-Those
wishing
to
take
music,
either
piano,
them tbe justice lung since due.
Geo. Rogers, formerly publisher of the voice, or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the of the land office at Hailey, Idaho, dur­ being advanced with the utmost vigor
When you drink tea get the best—Ito Yreka Union and Etna Post, in Siskiyou teacher, at the Normal building or at her ing Harrison’s administration, ha3 been in order that as much may be accom­
Blend—it will please you. Take no other. county, died at Portland .Saturday and boarding place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of arrested for euibezzlemeut.
plished as possible before the rains com­
J. K. VanSant, Ashland.
Avenue and Spring Street. One hour
Seven Shades of Silk for
mence.
Tlie
Williams
&
England
bank
at
was buried at Salem Tuesday under the First
H. C. Humphrey, whose bank at Eugene auspices of the typographical union, He lessons 50 cts. Lessons given at the school Salem, Or., has closed its doors. The
Marcus
A.
Sawtelle,
a
prominent
citi
­
or the homes of the students.
Fine
fsiled during the panic, committed suicide
cashier says all depositors will be ptpd zen of Port Townsend, Wash., high In
at Portland last week. Hal. Green, son of was an old newspaper man but for the
Line
of
Ponpons.
Silk
and
Wool
in full. The city funds were in the the Masonic order and government re­
M rs. H. D. Greene, tbe Portland society I past several years was collector of the
Salem steam laundry.
Mittens for Ladies and Children.
leader, also suicided in Portland,
I bank.
ceiver of a national bank, died recently
of
lieart
trouble.
He
was
a
California
Vaupel, Norris A Drake are ottering the I Tho Extra Session of the Legislature
The
Los
Angeles
grand
jury
is
inves
­
F. T. Fradenburgh.Prop.
best values in dry goods shown in Ashland to be given at the Opera House is a very
tigating the methods by which the tux­ pioneer of 1849 and prominently identi­
T hursday —
W N Luckey, City
for years. Call on them.
G
R
Child,
8
F
J
Ray
Luckey,
do
payers
’ money has been misappropriated fied with mining interests in Califor­
attractive entertainment. Ladies will
Miss Myrtle Gill of Dunsmuir came over personate the members of the last bouse, C W Ransom, Port
M onday —
during the last three years and surpris­ nia, Nevada ar,d Montana.
Consign Shipments
Monday and is the guest of Miss Ada Cui-1
N A Wilson, do
G W Smith, City
Handkerchiefs
ing revelations are expected.
Mary Hartman has secured judgment
ver. She has resigned her position as j and gentlemen will be seen in the Lobby. W F McCarthy, S F ¡J Howard, Soda Sp
against
ex-Sheriff
Seymour
of
San
Ber
­
Wells Fargo agent at Pokegama and Miss It will give you a correct idea of the do­ J B Eddy, Pendleton W N Luckey, City
Major S. W. Groesbc-ck, late judge
AND MANA' OTHER ARTICLES I
Vallejo Junction Cal
ings of the Legislature of ’95. It has Jas Roberts, Port
LaFlesb is now holding the same.
J L Carman, Taconia advocate of the department of the Mis­ nardino for $800. While in office Sey­
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. |
drawn crowds in Sacramento, San Fran­ W N Luckev. City
W S Wallace, S F
mour attached a herd of cattle pn a
souri,
U.
S.
A.
,
has
been
transferred
to
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
cisco, Salem and Portland. Many laugh­ S W Lowe, Klam F J J Donegan, Burns
the department of California, with his judgment against H. Hartman. Mary
’V^_Call and ee Them.
J D Baer, Yreka
Harry V. Gates has his electric light able hits will be made. Don’t miss it. J Turner
Hartman made affidavit that the cattle
JA J Gjreat, Montague headquarters at San Francisco.
plant at Klamath Falls about in readiness I Mrs. Helen D. Harford will be Speaker Geo C Stanley,
Ramadan, Persia W GJTodd, do
and tbe citizens of that town expect to see of the House. Admission 15 cts. Doora
J. B. Pioda, minister from Switzer­ were her separate property, but the
F riday —
IE O Parrott
themselves for the first time under tbe open at 7:30.
land to the United States, has arrived sheriff had disposed of them.
W D Gill
W N Luckey, City
bright glare of the electric light this week.
The suit brought by Harry Hall
at San Francisco from Washington.
J
H
Boyd,
S
F
O
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Riches.
Port
Captain Sweeney, U. 8. A., San Diago,
Hon. R. G. Smith announces that he (’al.
against the city of Santa Rosa for $50,,
W 1) Gill, Red Bluff A S Ward, Oak
says:
‘
Shiloh
’
s
Catarrh
Remedy
is
He
will
make
a
tour
of
the
Pacific
wants to meet the Hon. J. A. Jeffrey in the first medicine I have ever found that J R Duyer, 8 F
F K Butler, Port
Coast to study the condition of the 000 damages, alleged to have been sus­
joint debate on political issues—no Corbett would do me any good.” Price 50c. Sold E O Parrott. R B
IJ Howard, do
tained by reason of the city not having
Swiss residents.
—Fitzsimmons fight, but a genuine razzle- by E. A. S herwin .
IT Elliott, Jr, do
F Arnold, I’ajoro
dazzle for blood, He will undoubtedly get
Messrs. C. F. Moore & Co., Newberg, Ore., taken proper care of its sewage, lias re­
T uesday —
G W 8mith, City
it.
say: “We sell more of ChambefTain’s’ sulted in a partial victory for Hall, He
F W Gibbs, Med
S aturday —
Salem Woolen Mill Burned.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Cough Remedy than all others pat togethar, was awarded $3,000. The case is of im­
F W Vaille, Port
W N Luckey, City
Capt. W. Rawlings and daughter, Miss
i
Monday
morning
at
6
o
’
clock
the
Salem
and
it
always
gives
satisfaction,'
1
Mr.J.F.
ck
Alex
Orme,
Foots
J T----
C Murray,
Port
F.lla, of Jacksonville, and T. L. Rawlings
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portance to the city, as there are four HARDWARE,
Woolen
Mills
caught
fire
in
the
dry
Alien,
Fox',
Ore.,
says:
’
I
believe
Cham
­
W
M
Coivig*
wf,
W
Tipton,
Port
wife and son of Clarinda, Iowa, were in
Emma Howard, Cgo berlain's Cough Remedy to be the best I other similar suits on the court calen­
town yesterday. Tbe latter three will start house and was burned to the ground; EJ Ford, Astoria
STOVES and
Mrs E E Sayles, Stein have handled.” Mr. W. H. Hitchcock, dar, and Hall’s case was used as a test.
insurance $20,000. Thos. C A Piper, Port
I loss, $80,000;
home soon.
Columbus, Wash,, says: ‘‘Chamberlain’s
J Isb, Chow Bent
Kay, foreman of the Ashland Woolen J A Kennedy, do
The
Chino
(Cal)
beet
sugar
factory
Cough Remedy sells' well and is highly
Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block.
W A Hemphill,
^TINWARE.
Mills of this city in the first years of its Alick, S F
praised by all who use it.” For tal/by E; and refinery lias closed for the season.
skamakawa
T
R
Wilson,
do
Alex Orme, the well known miner of career, was the originator and manager
It opened last July and converted 83,-
A. S hernin ._________ -______
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H Spencer, do
W Johnson, do
Foots creek wai in town Tuesday having ; of the Salem mills, having built them in F
W
ednesday
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T
Janies,
City
000
tons of beets into refined sugar, ayd
some dyes made for his stamp mill on the ! 1889, Salem people subscribing $20,000
Three old men aro under arrest at San
C F Shepherd. J ville
paid
for beets $.‘40,000, for labor $78,-
Bertha'quartz mine. They are working I bonus. This catastrophe is a hard blow J Welch, Sac
Francisco on charges of committing l
A F Zipf, Sansalito G W White, City
this ledge right along and do considerable
000 and for lime, oil and other materi­
■G
A
Taylor,
Port
F
L
Southwick
unspeakable
crimes
on
young
girls.
to
Salem
.
The
mill
was,the
only
one
on
custom work with their null.
F ALL KINDS and GRADES
: R 1 Finder, do
S unday —
the coast running night and day, through
They are Captain Peter F. Lane, Phil­ als necessary in the production of beet
Miners’ Tools, Giant l’owder. Caps
__ .... Gold
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_ lip Ratz and Leon R. Myers. All ale sugar more than $-15,000. Over 6,000
Mrs. M. A. Pryce and 1 er sister, Miss all tlie hard times. It gave employment L Wasserman, Port Mrs R Pryce,
and Fuse. A fine liue of Electric Cutlejy,
Margarette Chavner, werenp from Gold Hill to from 50 to 60 hands, and expended A D Spencer, Chicgo'Miss M C Lavner, do wealthy. Lane is a rotired sea captain. acres of land have supplied beets for
and a large and complete stock of Fishing
Lee Ingalls, Boston
yesterday visiting Ashiaml fuends. Miss large amounts of money throughout the J 8 Meek, Port
T J Kenney, Jville A L Carlton, Milwau The police have the confessions of 30 the factory. There are contracts for Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of
Chavner returned recently from a two northwest.
all kidds done on short notice. All work
A C Taylor, Med
U A Hermann, Jr.
years absence in Boston, Mass., where she
girls, ranging in age from 6 to 13 years, 7.000 acres of beets for the Chino fac­ guaranteed.
Statesman: Mr. Kay is the manager
London, Eng.l O C Riches, Port
tory
for
next
year.
was studying in the Conservatory of music.
For the past several years in the merchant
who have been debauched by tho trio.
of a mill oi like character at Waterloo, E E Sayles, Steinnin F Collinson, do
Sore throal. Any ordinary case may be £V~Tin Shop in connection.
The accused are all filthy old men who
I. O. Miller and J K. Leabo recently Linn county, and he devides his time be­ C J Boyle, S F
G M Straud, do
tailoring
business on Market street, San Francisco,
in one night by applying Chamber­ First-class go ds, and prices as low as the
killed 21 buck deer while on a hunt up Elk tween that place and Salem. At the E D Ivory. Oak
I Rosenblatt, H- F
long ago reached the state of senility. cured
lain
’
s
Pain
Balm
as
directed
with
each
bot
­
has located in Ashland and is opening a shop in
creek. They returned home with 14, bear
lowest.
T R Wilson, do
E Smith, Chicago
With the assistance of a woman they tle, This medicine is also famous for its
having fed on seven of their dressed bucks time of the fire he was at the tormer town G A Earl, 8 F
C B Watson, City
and
the
news
of
the
destruction
was
tele
­
the Hasty building, the old Ashland News Stand,
enticed
tho
children
to
Lane
’
s
room
and
cures
of
rheumatism,
lame
back
and
deep-
when they began gathering them up to'
J Welch,
do
A Carlson, do
with bribes of candy and cheap jew­ seated and muscular pains. For sale by E.
bring in camp. Their hunt on Ashland phoned to Lebanon, thence to Waterloo Mrs W H Smith
J G Waugh, do
corner of Main and Granite streets. His fine
by special messenger. Mr. Kay started
butte was a failure.
elry committed most horrible acts. The A. S herwin .
Brady Convicted.
immediately
for
Salem,
arriving
on
the
stock of suitings will arrive to-day and Mr. -Carl­
victim? of tnese hellish orgies are all
The Union Thanksgiving service will be
Jack Brady, tried at Marysville, Cal., daughter^ of very poor people and the
held next Thursday at 11 a. m. in the Bap­ ?;20 train. He was met at the depot
son will be prepared to make you a suit of clothes
tist church and Rev. E. P. Childs will with an encouraging kiss of welcome by for the murder of Sheriff Bogard while fiends are endeavoring to bribe the par­
that
will stay with you and afford pleasure and
preach the sermon. An offering will be his daughter, Mrs C. P. Bishop, but the robbing a train respited in his conviction
taken for the poor and tbe Kings Daughters calamity weighed heavily upon him and for murder in the first degree to be pun­ ents not to prosecute t^em. Thq htt-
Have
put
in
a
Awarded
satisfaction. Remember the place,
will be asked to distribute it. Bring clothes, ! tears of discouragement forced them­ ished with imprisonment for life. One mane societies have taken the Witter in
eatables or cash. Show gratitude by helping selves down his cheeks. It takes a hard juryman voted for acquittal and held out hand and a relentless prosecution wip Highest Honors—World’s Fair,
Now Stock of
the needy,
blow to break down a man of such courage, until the others were compelled to com­ be made- The girls are all in the cus­
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
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thiei stole a fine overcoat belong­ energy and strength of character as promise.
tody of the police.
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ing to A. L'a risen, the tailor, on Monday. Thomas Kay, but at his time of life and
The Ashland Music Club.
Word was receiyed tjiat the party that stole after so many years of faithful struggle
I
Austria’s Christinas Trees.
the eoat was at Medford and Mr. Carlson I and industry liis present misfortune is
And are prepared to furnish
Program for Friday evening, Nov. 22.
ami Citv Marshal Sxpith went down about i certainly a serious thing to face. But he Part 1. 1. Chorus. 2. Piano Duet, Mrs.
It Is said that tho Protestaut custom
goods at tlje
10 o'clock at night, only to find that the
Medford overcoat was h mighty poor ohe i is not without means and friends and J. S, Parson and Miss Silsby. 3. Selec­ of the Christmas tree, which originated
resources, and there is every reason to tion, J. A. McCall. 4. Chorus. Inter­ in middle Germauy, was introduced
pot worth stealing.
hope that within a few years he will haye mission. 5. Chorus. 5. Contralto Solo,
Notice the advertisement of A. Carlson, regained sufficiently by the results of Mrs. E. L- Chrisman. 7. Duet, (cornet into Austria by tho Archduke Albrecht’s
the toilor, in this issue of the R ecord . Mr.
as to forget or at least ignore and piano) O, O. Helman. 8. Chorus. mother, Princess Henrietta of Nassau-
¡¡¡¿gTGivc us a call and
Carlson is a first-class workman from San | prosperity
the
present
unfortunate visitation.
Full attendance of members desired as Weilburg, and that he himself was the
Francisco and locates in Ashland after |
first
Austrian
child
for
whom
such
a
this is last meeting before monthly
taking in all the towns in northern Cali- j
I tree was decorated.—London Time®,
we will treat you light.
furnia. His stock of suitings, representing, Roadmaster’s M. Volk and John Galvin musicle.
were
in
Ashland
Sunday.
Mr.
Volk
re-1
I
a fine assortment will arrive today. Give j
The Ashland Music club will giye their
Do you know, 11 you want to go East and I
ports that the road bed through the Cow
MARSH & SMITH,
him a trial and be convinced.
I creek canyon and southern Oregon is in | first monthly musical at the opera house I desire a Pullman Tourist Sleeper, that you
The supreme court granted a rehearing better condition than ever before since its ! Friday evening, Noy. 29th, a fine pro­ will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless
Poksgama, Cal.
take the Northern Pacific? Remember
in the Howe embezzlement case and Ben- ! completion. Mr. Galvin is looking after ■ gram is being arranged. Admission 10 1 you
that
the
Northern
Pacific
is
the
only
line
[
the
three
weeks
work
of
the
wood
train
in
1
-on and Idleman for the state and Cogswell
cents. Proceeds to be used in purchaB-
Pullman Tourist Sleepers through
W H'-P defense argued it in the supreme . filling the Ashland yards with wood for the ' ! ing new music. This should interest all, I running
Get yourself posted from the proper
to the east without delay. Time and money
, ourt AgaU Tuesday. It is hardly expected engine’s, hauling it from Merlin.
authorities. The Standard Dictionary con­
as the chorus if kept up all winter, will saved Dy this route. For full information,
’thiftt the court ’ wiii decide in Howe’s favor
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tains more words than any oilier and i- ,he
Ashland Woolen mill blankets at Vaupel, be a great aid to the Chatauqua next time cards, maps, etc., call on or address,
after having already' placed themselves on
¡only completeworkof the kind,
40 Years the Standard«
season. Give them a lift.
Robert Leonard Agent, Ashland, Or
Norrii and Drake'«,
VAL1EÏ RECORD.
Well Developed Case of Foolishness.
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CHRISTMAS.
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LEAD CO. 416 Mont
gomery st. San
Francisco.
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MEDFORD, OR
FANCY WORK.
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