VALLEÏ RECORD.
AFTER GAMBLERS AND SALOONS.
The Grand Jury Makes Indictments
and IO Bench Warrants Are Out
For Thia Class of Offenders.
ASHLAND. Or....Thursday. Dec. 12. 1PÔ5
The grand , jury
, indicted A. E. M.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Marque ball Christmas night.
John Landers is in New Mexico.
James Thornton went to Portland Mon
day.
It is reported the Hamir.ersley mine has
been closed down,
W. 1. Vawter was tip from Medford yes
terday on legal business.
Thos. Kay has commenced rebuilding tbe
big woolen mill at Salem.
8. D. Sherman and wife left Tuesday for
Montesano. Wash., to live.
C. P. Houston of Junction was in the
valley this week on business.
Oscar Holni of Pokegama was here this
week en route to Puget Sound.
John B. Foster, the well known wholesale
liquor dealer, was in this city Monday.
Tom Hanunerstev of Gold Hill returned
on Monday’s flyer from San Francisco,
Miss Jennie Booth is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Judge De I’eatt in Umatilla county.
Miss Delle Vertrees came oyer from Siski
you county yesterday to visit at Medford.
John S. Shook of Dairy came in from
Klamath county Tuesday with Sheriff
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Ronencrantz for passing a forged check
on F. T Fredenburv. He plead guilty,
Judge Hanna gave him two years in the
penitentiary. Sheriff Patterson and Wm.
Gray as guard took him to Salem last
evening.
W. H. P. Legate and S. F. Morine,
proprietors of the Turf saloon, Medford,
were indicted for allowing gambling in
tbeir place of business. Both plead guilty
and were fined $25 each and the costs.
Geo. E. Neuber, indicted for allowing
gambling in his Banquet saloon at Jack
sonville, was arraigned before Judge
Hale and plead guilty. He was sentenc
ed to pay a fine of $75 and costs.
Lawrence Cardwell indicted for gambling
and Dick Williams, for giving liquor to a
minor, were arraigned yesterday and gave
bail in $100 each with H. D. Kubli and G.
E. Neuber as bondsmen, to appear in court
today,
J. E. Hitch of Tolo, indicted for gambling,
is at Jacksonville awaiting the courts atten
tion.
J. C. Hal), indicted for allowing gambling
in his place of business at Central Point,
came to Jacksonville this morning to await
the wishes of the court.
The grand jury found seven indictments
Wednesday morning, five for unlawful
Fitch.
gaining, one for giving liquor to a minor,
Francis Fitch went to San Francisco yes one for allowing a minor to play billiards in
terday to spend the holidays with his a bar room.
family.
The costs in the Wade case, not count
Dr. J. W. Robinson and family left for ing the time of grand jurors nor tbeir
southern California Sunday to spend the time waiting for witnesses, nor bailiff’s
winter.
services, etc., amounted to $342.66. Of
Fred Hansen returned to his Table Rock this the district attorney received $40 for
farm yesterday from a business visit in his very valuable services, witnesses re
Ashland.
ceived $199.80 and board of prisoners in
The Butte creek cowboys and the Ashland jail cost $102.86.
normal dudes will play foot-ball at Medford
Saturday.
The administration of justice is not
Mrs. G. J. Farnsworth returned home to much of a success at its best in the way
Klamath Falls Sunday from her visit at of meting out the righting of wrongs.
Jacksonville.
But the courts usually make a stagger at
Oscar Carpenter, the lime man of Med dealing it out just to keep up appear
ford, spent several days in Ashland and ances, if for nothing else. In the case of
returned home Tuesday.
the cold-blooded murderer, Frank Wade,
Special services in M. E. Church next whom all the believers in capital punish
Sunday morning and song service in the ment thought nothing but death would
evening. Ail are invited.
right the wrong be did to another human
Nervous women will find relief in Hood's being, the prosecuting department of the
Sarsaparilla, because it eu riches the blood court failed to even make the pretense.
The district attorney accepted the offer
and thus strengthens the nerves.
Jack Garvin and son were in town yester of the assassin, and the grand jury ac
day from the quartz mine at head of Ap cepted the confession of the weak and
impotent prosecuting attorney, that he
plegate which they are opening up.
was simply an old hen, capable only of
Mrs. John Wells of Bly. is in to spend the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. G. W. drawing his salary. Just what effect
this will have on the vicious class of peo
Owen and other relatives and friends.
ple in this district who always carry a
Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O, O. F. block.
Miss Mary Jacobs daughter of ex-Sheriff
A. 8. Jacobs, is up from Central Point to
spend the holidays with Ashland friends.
Dr. Walter Farnham, who is home from
Illinois, where he has been practicing med
icine,leaves next week for Portland to locate
and practice in that section.
C. Cunningham, who took bis sister
home to Ohio, returned Tuesday. His son
Howard came in from Ft. Klamath to take
him home.
Mrs. R. Jorgerson and infant, who have
been visiting her father, L. Henderson, at
Woodville, returned home to San Fran
Stage Robber Arrested.
I^e Oliver, a man under 40 years old,
who has been about Klamath Falls for
some years, principally engaged as a team
ster, was arrested at Lakeview for robbing
the Ager stage. He nsed a horse shod
with three shoes of one kind and an odd.
which led to his being suspected. He was
leaving the country.
C. N. Gordon, who captured and con
victed stage robber A. C. Frick, now
doing 5 years in the pen, made the arrest
and is coming this way with his prisoner.
Thoy will be on this evenings train for
Commissioner Wade’s office at Grants
Paes for arraignment and preliminary
examination.
Though dismissed at the hearing be
fore tho U. 8. commissioners at Rose
burg, the U. 8. grand jury this week in
dicted Albert Pool for complicity in the
Cow creek canvon train robbery with
Jim Pool and John Case.
The specific charge against Albert Pool
is that he participated in the robbing of
the mails, July 1, 1895, and that by
means of a dangerous and deadly weapon
assaulted Postal Mail Agent Hermann,
a id put his life in peril. A bench war
rant was issued for his arrest and for
warded to Deputy United States Marshal
Shambrook, of Douglas county, who ar
rived in Portland Monday with the pris
oner. He had quite a bunt for him. In
some way Pool had learned ef the bench
warrant being issued, and kept out of the
way. He was found about three miles
east of Wilbur, and, when arrested, said
his only object in keepingout of the way
was to avoid lying in jail till the trial
came off. He intended to deliver him
self up in time for the trial, which has
been set down for Tuesday. He was
arraigned on bis arrival, and pleaded not
guilty.
United States Attorney Murphy on
Monday moved that the indictment
against the other two men, and all three
defendants be tried together. Mr. Card-
well, counsel for the defendants, opposed
this motion and asked for a separate trial
for each of bis clients. Judge Bellinger
concluded to try all three together.
The City Election.
The annual city election Tuesday, pass
ed off serenely and peaceably. For three
of the offices there were two candidates
nominated, while for the balance of the
places, including the three ward council
shins, there whs only one nominee in
each case. Th« nominees of the first
convention received lian<isome majori
ties. Mayor Dodge, Marshal Jones and
Street Commissioner Willits are each
elected to fill new places. Conncilmen
W. B. Million and C. B. Crisler will add
some fresh blood to the incoming board
while Councilman Schmidt succeeds him
self. Recorder Berry, Surveyor McCall
and Treasurer Carter remain anchored to
I tbeir billets “for life or during good
I behavior.” The council last night can
vassed the returns, which show the fol
lowing figures:
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FIRST WARD— FOR MAYOR
J. P. Dodge, (R).................
R. P. Neil, (Citizens’).......
MARSHAL.
C. P. Jones, (R).................
G. W. Smith, (C)................
RECORDER.
Milton Berry, (both).........
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TREASURER.
E. V. Carter, (both)..........
BOOTS and SHOES
STREET COMMISSIONER
W. L. Johnson, (C)..............
B. R. Willits, (R).................
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8URVEYAR.
J. A. McCall, (both)..
W. B. Million..
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SECOND WARD—FOR MAYOR.
J. P. Dodge
R. P. Neil..
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Milton Berry.......................
TRKASURKR.
E. V. Carter.............. ..........
STREET COMMISSIONER.
W. L. Johnson....................
B. R. Willits.................. .
NOTIONS, Etc
SURVEYOR.
We are agents for any book, paper or J, A. McCall....... . .............
magazine published in this country or
COUNCILMAN.
any other and receive enbecriptions for C. B. Crisler..........................
tbe same at tbe publiehers price.
THIRD WARD—FOR MAYOR.
A shland N ews C o .
J.
P.
Dodge
At the Sign of the Golden Owl.
R. P. Neil...
MARSHAL.
Man Killed at Montagne.
A stranger attempted to swing under C. P. Jones..........................
the south bound passenger train at Mon G. W. Smith.....................
RECORDER.
tague Saturday evening to take a ride on
the brakebeam. He was in a slightly in Milton Berry.....................
toxicated condition and lost his hold.
treasurer .
In falling on the track the trucks went E. V. Carter...................
over his body and bounced him about
STREET COMMISSIONER.
in such a manner as to mangle up and W. L. Johnson...................
scatter his body along the track for some B.
R. Willits..................... .
distance.
SURVEYOR.
As much of the remains as could be
J.
A.
McCall
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gathered together were placed in a box
COUNCILMAN.
and the coroner held an inquest. There
was no way of recognizing the corpse, W. J. Schmidt.....................
but it is presumed the deceased was a
TOTALS.
man who had just served time in the
For mavor, J. P. Dodge. (R), received
Yreka jail for petty larceny.
267, R. P. Neil, (C), 140. Dodge’s majority
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gun to meet some enemy, can only be
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conjectured. A more open official con
zy\
fession of the total failure of the courts
could not have been made mors trans
parent. During Prof. Benson’s term the
citizens of Lake county got so exasper
■O •
ated at his chronic weakness that they
z>p\
took a criminal out of tbe county jail and
adorned the entrance to the court boose
127.
with his carcass, and when tbe district
For marshal, C. P. Jones, (R), 288; G. W.
Dr. W. W. Stanfield, formerly practic
attorney came around the only thing for
(C), 115. Jones’ majority 173.
him to do was—draw his Balary. Will ing medicine at Eagle Point, who had to Smith,
For recorder, Miltou Berry, (both),379,
that be tbe fate of the next man slayer retire because of tbe passage by the re
For treasurer, E. V. Carter, (both) 382.
in Jackson county ? A lynching bee is no cent legislature of stringent laws against
For street commissioner, W. L. Johnson.
his
school
of
physicians,
has
been
practic
(C), 133; B. R. Willits, (R), 270. Willits’
credit to a half-way rational and civilized
cisco Tuesday.
community, bnt such extra ordinary ing law at Dunsmuir for several months. majority 137.
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For surveyor, J. A. McCall, (both), 383.
Mrs. Belle Riley, who has been visiting occurrences invariably follow in the wake He returned to Medford Tuesday to re
main
all
winter.
Doc
is
a
staunch
re
her brother and sister, W. V. Lippincott of a series of crime and tbe bolding of
and wife of Medford, left yesterday for her important positions by nice soft Miss publican and was president of the Eagle
Suggested From Granta Pass.
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home in Chicago.
Point republican club. However, he Rogue River Courier.]
Nancy’s of the male sex.
doesn’t take kindly to the dose of medi
Tbe robber who bolds up the Ager
Chas. Damon, of Medford, who has
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The grand jury made their final report cine given him by the g. 0. p.’e last stage in Klamath county, evidently finds
been off south with tbe Moore-Boyle
to
the
court
Wednesday
and
were
dis
winter
and
denounces
it
as
“
class
legisla
it necessary to rob the vehicle daily in
troupe for some months, returned Mon charged.
tion” with as much invective as a farmer order to make wages. He has success
day on the flyer.
a
The report is as follows:
does wh ose home and possessions have fully accomplished tbe feat eight times
Remember A. Hinman, the dentist oyer
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To the Honorable Circuit Court: We, been taken away from him by per centum within tbe past few weeks. It must be
post office.
the grand jury, duly empaneled for the and per cinchum.
getting a little monotonous for law abid
The democratic state central committee December, 1895, term, respectfully sub
ing people over there and outsiders will
It
Saves
Lives
Every
Day.
is called to meet in Portland, Tuesday, mit our final report.
naturally ask. what the taxpayers of that fli
We carefully examined all cases that | Thousands of cases of Consumption, county
January 7, to make arrangements for the
are paying their , .money out for- » A -r
came
before
us
and
returned
bills
where
|
Asthma,
Coughs,
Colds,
and
Croups
i
are
campaign of 1896.
one half the diligence was used in
the evidence was sufficient, in our judge- cu,reiJ
,,8Y. by Shiloh’s Cure, For If
hunting this lone robber that is bien
Steve. Jones of Henley moved his family ment.to do so. We ha™ visited the sale by 1 •K- Bolton-_________
nially gone through to get elected, this
to Medford yesterday to spend the winter.
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bold fellow would have been behind tbe
He and Wm. Hoffman are building an different county offices, examined their
Real Estate.
Vaupel, Norris A Drake are
»
books and find them neatly kept and in
arastra for their rich quartz ledge'.
bars
long
ago.
best values in dry goods show o ® ring 1 h Call for Committee Meeting.
Sarah Parker to Mrs M A Parker—lots
good order. We visited the county jail
onvears. Call on them.
pin Ashland
At tbe Presbyterian Church next Sab and found it in good condition. We 7 and 8, Gold Hill; $250.
A motion tor a nonsuit, in the case of
bath there will be a Christmas sermon in recommended that the hose that is at
8 Speas to L H Settles—1 acre in tp 37
There will be a meeting of the popu
A stay of execution for 20 days has
ex-City Treasurer Boggs, on trial in Ta
the morning, and the Choir will give a
tached to the county jail be taken in s, r 1 w; $175.
list county central committee at Medford
Christmas song service in the evening,
been
granted
Theodore
Durrant
by
coma
for
making
private
profit
from
pub
8 Patterson to Sterling C Minnick,
when not in use. We visited tbe county
on Thursday Dec. 26th at one o’clock p.
Marion Carey returned from Linn county hospital, found it in good condition and Sheriff’s deed to lots 4, 5 and 6, tp 38 s, lic funds, was overruled. His trial took Judge Murphy. Durrant will not be • m., for the purpose of considering a prop-
8unday accompined by his sister. Miss the inmates express themselves well r 3 w ; also 80 acres in tp 38 s, r 4 w ; place this week and closed Monday, the taken to San Quentin in consequenoe of j
Something Brand New For
I oaition for a newspaper.
lawyers arguing the case Tuesday. He the stay.
Bertie, and his cousin Miss Mattie Cobble,
$685.95.
AU populists are invited to be present
— who will spend the holidays with Miles satisfied with their treatment. Being no
was
charged
with
receiving
interest
on
Parchment
Edwin Drew to Pearl Hooper—lot 5,
J. D. Clowdis has secured judgment and give us the benefit of your council.
further business before the grand jury
Carey and wife.
city money deposited in banks by him
blk 51, Summit add to Ashland; $25.
Celluloid
Novelties.
Real
Ostrieh
FRANK
WILLIAMS,
we
respectfully
ask
to
be
discharged,
for
$5,500
against
the
Fresno
Flume
and
Col. Peter Harvev, of San Francisco, the
Albert Lawrence to Julius E Miner— while city treasurer.
Chairman county central committee.
N. L angell ,
Irrigation
company
for
injuries
result
efficient and popular general agent of the
Feather Boas. Fancy Sofa Pillows
Later.—Tbe jury disagree.
160 acres in tp 33 s, r 3 e; $750.
J. H. G uy ,
ing from being gored by a bull belong
Baltimore A Ohio railroad west of Chicago, ■
Nellie
Russel
to
O
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C
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R
Co
—
water
J.
M.
L
ofland
,
and
Head Rests..............................
was on Sunday’s train for a trip to Port- J
There was more lip-work done against ing to the company.
ditch right in Cougar gulch, tp 40 s, r 2
A. H. B oothby ,
Assignee
’
s
Notice
land and tbe Sound.
1
the
popular
winter
apfftts
—
shooting
George D. Smith, a member of the
0; $1,
W. F. W ilkinson ,
Hon. J. H. Stewart will soon ship a car
Joseph Shoemake to D Cameron—the craps, draw and stallion poker, and other quartet of forgers at Portland, accused In tbe matter of the assignment of Myer A
W.
A.
P
atrick
,
load of apples to London, England. Some
Eclipse quartz mine; also the Little gambling games—in Ashland than in all of forging the will of Nancy Love, has
J. J. H olt .
Gregory, insolvent debtors.
of bis fine pears have reached London and
Giant claim in Foots creek mining dis the other towns in the valley combined. turned state’s evidence and will testify
tbe bloody Henglisbman wants a taste of
otice is hereby given that
I The local W. C. T. U. sent Winfred
Medford Monitor: On Saturday night trict ; $50.
•ome of Stewarts apples.
against his accomplices.
on December 7, 1895, the undersigned
Elizabeth E Ayers to H T Chitwood— Crowson and his father, G. W. Crowson,
Sheriff Patterson placed an armed guard
was appointed assignee of the estate of
J. D. Spencer, editor of the Modesto
Bishop B. Wister Morris, who assi sted inside the jail to protect bis state prison property in Ashland; $600.
down to the grand jury to have the whole
Myer A Gregory, tbe above-named insolv
Rev. Wm. Hart in dedicating the new Epis
Seven Shades of Silk for
E M Allen to J A Pritchard—land in town indicted. The grand jury closed News, died recently after a long ill ent debtors, heretofore doing business at
copal church at Grants Pass Sunday was in i | ers, During the night one of the guards
<0
its
work
yesterday
without
indicting
ness.
He
was
well
known
in
California
Ashland.
Jackson
county,
Oregon,
under
tp38
e,
r
4
w
;
$1.
went
to
the
window
and
was
startled
by
Ashland and preached in tneir church in
Fine
/rrn
rtfl
Sheriff of Jackson county to John M anybody in Ashland for this popular politics and had served two terms as and by virtue of the act of tbe legislative
seeing two men on the outside. He
this city Monday evening.
vice,
yet
it
indicted
influential
parties
at
assembly
of
the
state
of
Oregon,
entitled
Line
of
Ponpons.
Silk
and
Wool
Ashland polled 411 votes at Tuesdays city awoke the other men and for the rest of Cletnmens—the Good Luck mine in tp 38 Medford, CeBtral Point and Jacksonville. clerk of the supreme court.
“An act to secure to creditors a just divis
’V ' 'V
Mittens far Ladies and Children.
election, more than ever cast before at a the night they were on the alert, expect s, 3 w; $600.
Charles H. Shattuck, head of the E. ion of tbe estates of debtors, who convey i
John M Cletnmens to E C Brooks and Department ot Music of State Nor J. Shattuck printing inks house at £an to assignees for the benefit of creditors,’’
town election. Manv old time voters did ing an attack at any moment. Evidently
not go to the polls. The large yote is due to mischief was brewing, for at the sheriff’s Edward Spencer—same; $800.
Francisco, died very suddenly a few approved October 8, 1878 and the amend
mal.
an increase of population.
T K Roberts to E E Phipps—undivided
ments thereto approved February 4, 1885.
residence Mrs. Patterson beard footsteps
Those wishing to take music, either piano, days ago. He was 38 years old and All creditors of said insolvent debtors are
The 8. P. has thrown out 500 track walk on the rear porch during the night, but % interest of lot 13, blk 16, Gold Hill; voice, or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the
popular in business and social circles.
hereby notified to present their claims, un
ers in order to reduce expenses. None of thought that it was the two deputies, $125.
teacher, at tbe Normal building or at her
The citizens of Grass Valley, Cal., der oath, to me in Ashland, Jackson
the track walkers on the Siskivou moun who roomed there. The deputies, how
F J Downing to W H Patrick—10’^ boarding place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of
Biggest Line of Handkerchiefs
county, Oregon, within three months from
tains, Cow creek canyon or the Sacramento ever, bad not left their post at the jail acres in tp 36 s, r 2 w; $250.
First Avenue and 8pringStreet. One hour held a mass meeting and protested the date hereof.
river canyon are discharged, however.
I AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES I
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during the night. A large and some
lessons 50 cts. Lessons given at the school against the consolidation of Company
MINING LOCATIONS.
Dated this 9th day of December, 1895.
| TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. |
or
the
homes
of
tbe
students.
Circuit Judge W. C. Hale of Klamath what excited crowd gathered at the court
H.
C.
MYER,
Assignee.
H,
National
Guard,
with
the
Nevada
Robert Boyd and J W Mee on Nov 25
yard
Sunday
expecting
the
prisoners
to
Falls arrived Monday to ait in the case
City company. The protest was Bent
located the Terra Firma placer mine in
A^_Call and See Them.
against Geo. E. Neuber, indicted for be put aboard the train at that point, but Farris’ gulch mining district.
to Governor Budd.
DIED.
We are not making much fuss about it
keeping a gambling house. Judge Han the officers in charge, having their sus
Hugh O’Neil on Dec 10th located a
Chin Hane, one of Sacramento’s most
picions aroused by the happenings of the water right of 262 inches on Palmer
na did not wish to preside in this case.
nor have we got
FAUCETT-In Medford, Dec, 14, 1895. notorious members of the Chinese high
previous night, got their prisoners out creek.
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
Mrs.
S.
E.
Faucett,
wife
of
L.
H.
Faucett,
before train time and took them to Gold
binder fraternity, was hanged at Fol
J T Payne on December 11th located
aged 59 years, 2 months and 20davs,
About all the offenders at this term of Hill, where they were placed on the the Pedro placer claim in Applegate
som
penitentiary for murdering a Chi
Tbe burial took place at I. O. O. F. ceme-
tbe circuit court plead guilty. Some wag traiu. The guards who accompanied district.
nese.
It was the first execution in that
try
east
of
Medford,
Monday.
She
leaves
a
has therefore declared them loyal populists them were Sheriff Patterson, Deputy
husband
and
six
children.
Mrs.
F.
was
a
W
F
Kruger
on
December
13th
located
prison
and
was entirely successful.
—they want to help the county officials Sheriff A. C. Parker, C. F. Shepherd and
sister of tbe Webbs. She died from the ef
a placer claim in tp 35s, r 3 w.
make a big record in reducing the county John Dy ar.
Three
months
ago 16-year-old May
I A Gavitt, et al, on November 15th lo fects of an operation performed for cancer
debt.
between here and San Francisco,
last
Friday.
Brown
of
Marysville
at the sight of her
cated Arizona quartz mine in Ashland
Mrs. King, of Butte City, Mon., sister of
but
we have got as fine a stock of
A Pretty Face
older sister Minnie in the agonies of a
Tbos. Short, the blacksmith of this city, is the resnltof a healthy physical condition. district.
BORN.
sudden
fit
lost
her
power
of
speech.
after a visit in Jackson county started for
is but skin deep” yet it depends on
If you’re in doubt whether your trouble
The case puzzled the physicians until a CLEAN
boms Sunday. She was accompanied as , I "Beauty
clear complection, free from wrinkles and is Indigestion or Dyspepsia, just take a few
FRESH
far m Portland by Peter Harvey of the B. I a hollow
GADDI E—In Jacksonville. Dec. 15, 1895, week ago when May’s aunt placed ¡jer
cheeks.
Health
always
brings
PLAIN
doses of Simmons Liver Regulator it will
A O. R. K.
to Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Caddie,a daughter. pnder the care of a specialist at Sun
i wealth of beauty. A healthy state of the settle the whole question. “I have tried
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pJohn Winders, an employe of the Sugar I system comes with Doctor Pierce’s Favo Simmons Liver Regulator for Dyspepsia HUKILL—In Eden precinct, Dec. 8, 1885, Francisco. The girl's total recovery Is
and FANCY
pine Door A Lumber company, in Grants rite Prescription, Its a medicine prepared and find it just the thing to relieve me. A
to Mr. and Mrs. C. Hukill, a son.
now
assured.
_
ass, Tuesday lost his left arm by getting it for woman's ailments—it cures those de small dose after meals is sure to prevent In
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Frank Hassley of Los Gatos was sen
caught in one of tbe planers. He is 22 rangements and weaknesses which make digestion.”—8. 8. Perkin,Sharon, Ga. "Itis ' ' * '
A Natural Beautifies.
years old, and has been in tbe employ of woman’s life miserable.
— HAVE MOVED TO —
tenced
by Justice Beggs to serve 15
the best medicine to aid digestion. ”—J. J. I
the company a long time.
A woman who neglects to take proper Black, Duncan, Arizona.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the blood months’ imprisonment in the county
exercise is particularly prone to excessive
and gives a clear and beautiful complexion.
jail for beating his wife. Judge Lori- Dates, Figs, Oranges,
Editor R ecord : —Please call the attention congestion, debility and a sluggish circu
For sale by T. K. Bolton.
Probate
Court.
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of the teachers of tbe county, to the fact lation. This is the time we advise the "Pre
gan.of the superior court at San Jose
....WITH THEIR....
that tbe State Teacher's Association will be scription.” In all derangements and dis
Rosanna Wilson vs Andrew J Hamlin, HOTEL OTòEG-OlSr has ordered Hassley’s release because
A^Nuts and Notions
held at Portland beginning on Jan. 1st, 1896, placements of the spécial organs which et al; contest of will of Eliza J Hamlin.
there
is
a
technical
error
in
the
com
and will continue through the 2nd and 3rd. result in “signs of inflammation,” in Continued until Jan. 20, 1896.
as can be found in Ashland. Call
F. T. Fra denburgh.Prop.
mittment. Hassley has served five
Gus N ewbury , Co. Supt.
catarrhal discharges from the lining mem
Estate of Thus. Whelpley. Order made
and see what you think about it.
and in distressing irregularities— for additional allowance to Margaret
T hursday —
W A Hemphill. 8 F months.
AND DRESS MAKING ¡PARLORS.
Gus Landers, after an absence of several branes,
this
medicine
effects
pertect
and
permanent
W
R
Kingsolver
J
A
Harvey,
City
long years, arrived last evening to remain cures.
’ Geo, W. Jenkins, editor of the Santa
Whelpley.
G W Smith, City
M Simon, do
Maria “Times,” Cal., is speaking of the
in Ashland this winter, He has been
Estate of Jas G Birdsey. Will admit J J Ullman, G Hill D M
onday —
knocking about the whole United States,
various ailments of children said: "When
ASHLAND NEWS CO.,
ted
to
probate.
Mrs
Fannie
Birdsey
ap
JI shland Ladies are fast finding out that
Albany
Democrat:
Lloyd
Montgom
E
B
Moore,
Racine,
W
I
S
D
Cooper.
Port
my children have croup there is only one
and was conductor on astieet car line in
pointed
executrix,
and
James
Braden,
C
M
Reddish,
8
F
J
R
Smith,
Baltimore
ery’s trial is set for 1 o’clock Tuesday.
patent medicine that I ever use, and that is At the sign of The Golden Owl.
Cleveland. Ohio, this sutumer,
*
* at Clint’s a Fall Hat or Bonnet may
John Compton and L Tucker as ap C A Hermann Ore C 8 B Martin, Port
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It posses
Masquerade ball on Christmas night by The prisoner continues sane and yester- praisers.
G M Henry, N Y
E Solomon, do
ses some medical properties that relieve the
be high grade and still be modest priced.
esbla^j Hose Co No. 1. Don’t fail to be on . day stated to the sheriff that he guessed
H R Barbour, Duns little sufferers immediately. It is, in my
J R Neil vs Rice Benson; Confirma F A Kelton, 8 F
and. A (u>pd time is insured to all who ! he ought to be hanged, and had rather
J H Boyd, do
8 C Ervin, Ager
opinion, the best cough medicine in the
piajr attend. Jhe management is first- - be than go to the penitentiary. He is tion. * Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
Ward. Milpitas E O Parrott
market.” If this remedy is freely given as
State vs G E Neuber; indictment for A F S riday
class. Excellent costumes are to be had, getting pretty well fixed in bis mind the
—
F M Johnson, R MS soon as the croupy cough appears it will
running
a
gambling
bouse.
Defendant
and splendid music wjjl be given.
! greatness of the crime which he did and
W D Owen, Boston F L Southwick, do
prevnt the attack. It is also an ideal rem
M C Miller, St Joe
W R Thuripan, Hbk edy for whooping cough. There is no
Sunday morning found southern Ore he certainly is right in thinking he ought arraigned and bonds placed at $100.
J N Gotcher vs Rial Benedict; to fore O E Pettis, Port
M B Carey
danger in giving it to children, as it con
gon
mantled with snow, there being to be. He nhould plead guilty at 1
OOD FARM, S20 acres, in
T Keoyle, 8 F
A Schadt, Duns
tains nothing jnjurious. For sale by E. A.
about three inches of tbe beautiful in Asb- o’clock Monday, eave the county the close lien. Dismissed.
Sherman County, Oregon, for
State vs A E M Rosecranz; indictment H A Pritchard, Port A Fitch, Klam F
S herwin .
h»n<L The mountains were loaded with the expense of a trial, which can only end in
property in or near Ashland, Or.
article. Tha weather was cool and some hia conviction, and be banged at an early for forgery. Plea of guilty entered and F W Cornee, Rosbg J S Shook, Dairy
F B Blan
miow remiun>d
¿he ground in the valley
defendant sentenced to two years im H C Boyd, 8 F
D H Yeago, Snow
T uesday —
until taken off by a rajn last night and to day. Let Linn county set the world an prisonment in the penitentiary.
A DOLLAR is a mighty sensible thing to have
example in prompt justice.
Awarded
G II Randell, Seattle ■ F Hansen, Tbl Rock
usiness property , farm
day-
J M Lewis, 8 F
T R Blanton, City
land
or
timber
land
in
Lewis
around your clothes, because you can never be
Highest Honors—World's Fair,
Th« ladies dormitory of the State Nor
Knights of the Maccabees.
If the bar association will keep at work J D Sivils, Sacto
G W Smith, do
County,
Washington.
See
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pial school *t Drain caught fire from the
L I) Minkler, do
“broke” while you keep it. But a dollar hoarded
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
The State Commander writes us from till it eliminates all incompetent and un R Cole, Coles
furnaces Sunday and was destroyed. The
J Seegel, 8 F
F W Worcester, S F
Mrb all escaped, but scarcely any of the Lincoln. Neb., as follows: "After trying scrupulous members of the profession, F Arnold, do
does no good to the hoarder. Put your dollar in
A R Monteat h
contents were saved- The citizens of Drain 1 other medicines for what seemed to be _ a the number left will be proportionately F 8 Price, Oak
J Chisholm, Ashland
a SUIT CLUB. Money grows only in use. How t ÿ
yery
small,
but
sufficient.
—
Portland
in mass meeting subscribed $100 for the ; very obstinate cough in our two childrpn
G M Straud, Jr, Port ; W O’Donoughue, do
immediate relief ot the unfortunate girls, we tried Dr. Kiog’s New Discovery and • at • Welcome. The Oregon bar association J H Dyer
J B L^acb, do
to use your dollar to the best advantage—invest ÿ
jha total loss is $2500.
the end of two days the cough entirely left would soon find its hands full of work if
H C Cunningham,
B atupday —
Ashland, Oreg n.
in a Suit Club. Anybody can spend a dollar and :
Ft Klamath
Jamas Welch has resigned bis job as them. We will not he without it hereafter, it ever commences running its nose J Roberts, Port
E D Ivory, Oak
brakeman on the Ashland-Red Bluff pas- as our experience proves that it cures where around in southern Oregon, The repu H McGuinn. do
t get rid of it, but not everybody can spend a dollar +
C J Boyle, S F
' senger train and is now on the San Fran all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. W. tation of the “profesh” dpwn this way is L Gerl’nger, Fort
+
Stevns,
State
Com.
—
Why
not
give
this
great
6Bruiqbaugfi, S F G M Straud, Jr, Port
-:-
cisco police force. Chimmie makes a yery
somewhat shady.
and
be
made
richer
by
the
bargian.
Take
a
tip
V
->
medicine
a
trial,
as
it
is
guaranteed
and
iinuosing appearance In his new uniform,
H Wending, do
F A Kelton, 8 F
$ from the undersigned—join our Suit Club—satisfy ♦
C W Tipton, Port
1) Burton, do
poiiea cap and bit of a sbilalah. “The trial bottles are free at E. A. S heiwin ’ s
W D Gill. 8 F
H E Opdycke, City
fraadotu of the city” is his inducement for Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and 1.00.
MARRIED.
I yourself by thorough examination of the goods
W ednesday —
J E Ransom, Chicgo
Ashland friends to come down and look at
1
T R Wilson, 8 F
W I Vawter, Med
The “Record” does first-class job work.
him.___________ _
that yov are doing well in joining, and above all S
C W Tipton, Port
POWELL—PATTON — In Jacksonville, E O Parrott
+ “hang on” to your dollar until you “get
Cleveland on Venezuela.
There seems to be a shortage of beef
T R Wilson, 8 F
Dec. 18th, 1895, by Justice Dun'ap, Thad- T James, City
into” our -:- +
A S Ward, Oak
The President on Monday sent a red cattle in Fugene and vicinity, and butch dens L. Powell and Miss Laura M. Pat H Spencer, do
E Teesdale, Pprt
Yours Truly,
ton, both of Ashland.
S unday —
hot message to congress on the Vene ers are looking for a small famine in that
❖ Suit Club.
W Carey
The happy couple are two of this city’s J Israel, 8 F
zuelan question in which he upholds the line before spring. They are scouring
and highly respected young people F L Hnnter, do -- J K Jackson, N Y
Monroe doctrine and practically tells the country and buying up everything worthy
The Taitor.
and
hayg
the best wishes of a large circle of C A Hermann, Or C L M Brown, do
congress to declare war against England tbev can get-which will make goo^ beef, friends. They
J H Boyd, S F
left today for their future O C Riches, Port
Un
»
[Most
Perfect
Made.
if she steals any o! Venezuela that don't nnd cannot find enough to meet their home at Dunsmuir, where the grdom is • FM Donahue, do
M D Jones, Sbtlton
Cor. Mi
belong to her.
demands.
p Gibb«a>, to
toroaotits flnaaa.
40 Ygsrs Oft SUadard.
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MYER & GREGORY,
They Are Here
CHRISTMAS.
* Nice Line of Zephyrs
N
FANCY WORK-
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/ The Best Stock
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VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE. !
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MOVED
MISS JESSIE CLINT & CO.
NORTH SIDE 0F PLAZA
MILLINERY EHP0R1HM
For Sale or Trade!
Ashland Suit Club.
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Valley Record
For
CARLSON,
Job Priuting
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