Valley record., March 12, 1896, Image 3

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I Indian Boundary Line Commission.
lf McKin'ev fails nf th* nnminfliinn
Central Point’s Stabbing Affair.
Lord and Devil at Grants Pa«i,
Politicians in Town.
I
tl O
n <1 e
Last week Baron A. Lsmpke, before
Central Point comes to the front with
On Friday there was quite an array of
nat-- <>i h U
S
l’< o h
an ugly assault that came near proving a whose saloon in Grants Paes God’s Reg­ political talent in Ashland. J. W
tea’
hut ih -
r
murder. Saturday night, as the dancn ular Army makes its nightly noise, was Marksburv of Gobi Hill, chairman of the Mit.-lndl on behwlt -I th K .
ABH LAND, Or.. Thursday. March 12. 1898 in tbe hall of the Central Point Hotel arrested on a warrant sworn out bv county executive and national committee- Modoc tribes and the Y. m I khiski .> t» < • i
views hub
111 -
—--------------------------------- had about closed, Thoe. Elliott went “Gen.” Purdv, for keeping a disorderly man for Oregon nf the People’s partv, S'.ake river Indians, oci-upving the Khtu Portia d Wrlco h *‘
ath reservation in -the 8t.te "f Qr
down stairs and as he reached the foot hoUHe He plead guilty and whb fined spent Friday and Saturdav here.
Bovs’ hat«. 10 cents and 25 cen's st J. i..
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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of the stairwav John Prning^r appeared $35. One nf Purdv’a lieutenants was W. Knowles of Portland, representing r rhe matter of their .-la
Ba tini'-re ».
at his side and laid bis left hand on Elli­ also arrested for disturbing the peace the Bourne-Hirsch syndicate of Portland eluded Iron. ti.e teseivation bv erron.- .,u
Dr. Barr, dentist I. 0. O. F. block.
Governor Budd inspected the Whit­
ott*« right shoulder and unawares to Elli­ and was fined.
and a 16 to 1 silver republican, was in survey of the out-boundaries thereof, th.
Tbe council passed an ordinance pro­ town in tbe interest of Senator Mitchell’s boundaries not having been run aud tier reform school and the San Bernar­
Uniformly excellent, Snowy Butte flour. ott drew a dirk-knife with a 3J* inch
blade, stabbed at Elliott’s heart. Tbe hibiting the army from parading tbe campaign for re-election. He viaited marked as prescribed by the treaty ol dino insane asylum last week.
Bicycle suits for men at Vaupel, Norris knife entered the breast at the junction streets and beating its untuueful drum also Medford, Jackaonville and Granta October 14, 1864.
James Garske, a t aloon-keeper at Los
A Drake’s.
The memorial makes a pamphlet of
of the sixth rib, on tbe left side, the with a view of squelching the army. Pass. Ex-Postmaster J. S. Howard of
Dr. Hyde of Scio, Linn county, visited wound ranging upwards toward the “Gen.” Purdy paid no attention to the Medford, one of Binger Hermann’s cbief- some 30 printed pages, and sets forth Angeles, was stabbed to death by an
unknowni man. The murderer escaped
Ashland yesterday.
heart. Dr. Patterson probed the wound edict of the city daddies of Grants Pass of-etaffs for aouthern Oregon, spent two that, by this treaty, tbe Indians sur­ on a bicycle.
O. Harbaugh was up from Jacksonville which was about four inches deep and and on Saturday night they plucked the days here looking after Hermann’a po­ rendered their right title and interest in
MieLa 1 Donovan Jr., son of Captain
yesterday on business.
and to about 20,000,000 acres of land in
reached very near tbe heart. Tbe victim doughty warrior from the parade and litical fence«.
Oregon and Northern California, a re­ Donovan of San Diego, a retired army
Miss Zora Bliss of Medford visited Ash­ bled internally very severely and it wa« escorted him to the city lockup. He se­
Real Estate.
servation for them being reserved witbir officer, disappeared aud wa«. accident­
feared he would die. City Marshal L. cured bail and returned to the meeting
land friends this week.
B S Webb to Nettie L Webb—lots 9 and the ceded territory. It is now claime.
C.
Rodenberger
was
at
hand
and
in
at
­
with
a
war
whoop
before
tbe
services
ally found in the Los Angeles jail. He
Miss Irene Chitwood is up from Medford
10
in
blk
11,
Medford;
$1200.
tempting to arrest Peninger he resisted. closed.
was sentenced for vagrancy. The young
this week, visiting Ashland friends.
A A Davis to Martha Walsh—land in tp that the boundaries of this reservatio
were not properly surveyed, and th
The two Patrick boys also tried to get
man started out to see the world.
37
s,
r
1
w
;
$50.
Saloon
Fixtures
For
Sale.
'
Hicks handles highest grade of meats the prisoner away from the marshal.
A E Matson to Al Schadt—lot 3, blk 11, Indians claim that 100,000 acres of tan-
and mill products. New Feed Store.
The steamer City of Topeka has left
J.
C.
Hall
offers
for
sale
nt
a
ba-gain
for
were
thrown
out
on
the
east
side,
and
a>
Peninger kieked the marshal in the face;
Ashland; $500.
John Coleman of Phoenix has been quite a few raps on bis shins from tbe marshal cash bis entire saloon fixtures and outfit
Frank W Tayler to Richard Beswick— much more on the west side, which ttiev Port Townsend for Alaska, having on
sick and Dr. Cole opened an abscess on him quieted his legs. Th« marshal struck at Central Point. Call on or address him lots 8 and 9, blk 6. Ashland; also 80 acres should have had.
board 350 passengers, 110 dogs and a
at the Turf Exchange. Medford.
in tp 35 s, r 1 w; $1208.
Tuesday.
The name of Agent Roork appears in full cargo of freight. Many passengers,
one of the Patrick boys over the head
Jacob 8 Rogers to G H Rogers—50 acres the document, and also that of Georg» having paid tjieir fare, are going to the
D. L. Minkler went down Bogue river and knocked him off the side walk, Medford’s Public School Opening. in tp 36 s. r 2 w; $1700.
Tuesday In the interest of his fur and pelt which settled the disturbances and
Medford, March 7.—This was opening
H A McConnell to Max Medefined—10 Mercer, who surveved the alleged Ixiund Yukon country without money in their
business.
arylines; also that of D. P. Tfiompaon, pockets.
Peninger was put in the city jail and a <!kv at the new public-school building. acres in tp 40 «, r 1 w; $300.
State of Oregon to Joseph E Randles—80 who made surveys on tbe lands adj fin­
Chas. Young, wife and heir returned to warrant sworn out charging him with Although tbe day was quite damp, fully
An unknown person broke into the
ing the boundaries erroneously surveyed
Gold Hill Tuesday from a visit with Ash­ assault with intent to kill. 8henff Pat­ 1200 persons were present to witness the acres in tp 37 s, r 2 e; $100.
car
builders’ department of the South­
State of Oregon to F W Taylor—80 acres
land folks.
The treaty describes the out-bouodariet-
terson was immediately sent for and ar­ exercises that took place in front of the
tn tp 35 s, r 1 w; $160.
ern
Pacific shops at Sacramento and
•f
tbe
reservation
almost
entirely
bj
rived
a
few
hours
later.
A
warrant
was
new building.
Mrs. Janies Helms of Talent was taken
U 8 to Wellam A Corthell—160 acres in referenda to permanent and prominent maliciously destroyed about $1,000
quite ill again Tuesday, becoming un­ sworn out against Bart Patrick as an
A flagstaff, nearly 100 feet high, had tp 38 s. r 3 e.
accessory and tbe sheriff arrested him been planted, and a large flag had been
conscious.
G W Bashford to Jennie Anderson—lots natural objects, and the two principal worth of property and many valuable
Sunday.
He
plead
not
guilty
and
was
procured
and
was
today
presented
to
the
7,
8. 9,10,11 and 12, blk 70, Medford; $500 points in dispute seem to be “the moun­ papers. It is supposed that the damage
Smoke “Bill Ross” plug cut tobacco—
given
until
Monday
to
secure
an
attor-
W
G Knighten to Sarepta E Inlow—lots tains west of the lake” and "Ish-lisb-ea- was caused by some discharged work­
public
school.
Attorney
L.
A.
Esteb,
of
Three-3 oz. packages for 25 cents at J). L. ■
I ney. He appeared before Justice of the this city, delivered a very able address 3,5 and 6 and 40 acres in tp 34 s, r 1 w ; wax creek.” This creek is named from man seeking revenge.
Minkler A Son's.
$2000.
the little suckers caught there by the
' Peace A. S. Jacobs with Wm. M. Colvig
The Fresno county supervisors, act­
Dr. Henry Demorest and wife have re­ for the defense and Deputy District At­ upon the flag, explaining, quite at length,
John S Herrin to G W Hamlin—50 acres Indians, who call them “ish lish.” The
why
it
was
so
cherished
in
the
hearts
of
ing
upon the district attoruey’s advice,
turned to Medford from a stay of several torney A. N. Soliss for tbe prosecution.
in tp 38 s. r 1 w; $2000.
gist of the matter is that the Indians hav<
all American citizens. After tbe flag
months in the east.
W G Tanner, et ux, to Cbarity Harris—
been swindled out of from 700,000 to 910 refused to allow the claim for wages
After hearing evidence of four witnesses presentation exercises, those present 4.71 acres in tp 39 s, r 1 e; $1 00
made by the late grand jury. This
Mrs. Geo. Deter, of Montague, formerly Soliss moved for a dismissal of th* were invited to go through the new build­
to H M Gove; 160 acres in tp 000 acres of land by erroneous boundary
Allie Hereford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. charge against Patrick, and the motion ing, and many were the expressions of 40 F s, F r Toeys
surveys, and this means something when body remained in session after the new
1 e, $300.
Goches, at Medford.
was granted.
H M Gove to A C Hopkins; 160 acres in the government is about to treat for a grand jury was drawn on Jan. 25, and
surprise at its completeness and stability.
O. B. Miles of Salem, who has been visit­
At tbe preliminary examination on
cession of the lands, and “the money the district attorney maintains that it
This was also book day, aud all were tp 40. r 4 e, $480.
U S to O<6C R R; 11,455 6.62 acres in value of tb* land apnropriated to them was an illegal body after the new jury
ing his brother, Prof. N^les of the normal, Monday Peninger plead guilty and invited to bring a book to be presented
left for home Monday.
waved examination. He was committed to the public-school library. As the re­ Jackson and Josephine counties,
or expended for their benefit will do them was drawn.
MINING LOCATIONS.
far more good than tbe restoration of the
Jack Abrahams, who recently conducted to tbe countv jail without bail to await sult a large number of books were con­
Letters have been sent by the Spo­
Henry Brownsworth on Feb 28th located land.” In a letter to the secretary oi
a store at Medford, was attached by credit­ the action of the grand jury and Sheriff tributed. Tbe day’s exercises closed at
kane
county’ supervisors to all county
a
right
to
500
inches
of
water
to
be
taken
ors at Roseburg this week.
the interior, Joseph K. McCammon,
Patterson took him to Jacksonville.
the opera house tonight, where a literary
of the right hand fork of Pleasant attorney for the Indians says:
boards of Eastern Washington inviting
Peninger is 26 years old, a single man, and musical programme was carried out, out
David Cardwell of Central Point left
creek and 500 inches out of the left-hand
Monday for Healdsburg, Cal., where he ex­ son of David Peninger, the well-known and H od . W. 1. Vawter delivered an ad­ fork.
“Whatever may bethe quantity of land them to attend an anti-squirrel conven­
pects to remain all summer.
pioneer and farmer of Willow Springs dress upon the progress of Medford’s
R A Rowley on Feb 14th located a quartz erroneously excluded from tbe reserva­ tion nt Spokane on May 13. The pur­
tion provided for in the treaty—and the pose is to take uniform action for legis­
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received precinct. Elliott is about 22 years old public schools. He told, in a pleasing claim in Wagner creek district.
Wm Willis on Feb 9th located a quartz quantity so excluded cannot be less than lative help in exterminating squirrels,
and opened their new spring stock of sum­ and his folks live in Canada. He is of manner, bow the demands of the schools
682,240 acres, and may be more—claim
sober and industrious habits. Last sum­ had increased from a small building, claim in the Davenport district.
mer clothing, and it is a beauty.
John Surren on March 4th located a 'or compensation therefor at $1.25 per acre which auuually destroy grain to the
value of several hundred thousand
R. H. Whited, the Medford capitalist, mer be worked on tbe Peninger farm with a seating capacity of 30 in 1884 to quartz claim in Sardine creek district.
returned Tuesday from a 14 days absence, and John Peninger, in a fit of anger, the large 10-room brick structure, with a
H Stevens on Feb 29 th located a placer ts made by and on behalf of the Indians dollars.
stabbed him in the abdomen, cutting a seating capacity of over 600, which was claim of 20 acres in the Davenport district. interested therein, and Congress is here­
being in Wisconsin on business.
Five persons are in jail at Salt Lake
David Allen on Feb 28th located a quartz by petitioned to make suitable legislation
F. M. Wade of Tacoma was in town gash 6 inches long. Elliott recovered opened today.
claim in Wagner creek district,
and appropriation for tbe adjustment of all charged with being accessories to
Monday. He will remain in this section and nothing was done to John. Elliott
Mrs. G. Barclay, Modiste.
the murder of Evelyn Bonnett of Provo
G 0 Vannatta on Sept 10,1893, located a the claim.”
left tbe Peninger ranch and of late has
for two weeks on mining business.
For tbe latest styles in dressmaking go quartz claim in Wagner creek district.
who died recently in Salt Lake. The
been
working
on
the
railroad
sectioq.
W. H. Cameron of the San Francisco
Nerves on Edge.
W A Roberts on December 3d located a
to Mrs. G. Barclay, Novelty block, oppo­
Soon
after
the
marshal
subdued
young
girls
death resulted from a criminal
Chronicle went to Portland yesterday. He
quartz claim in Applegate district.
site Hotel Oregon.
I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross.
will visit relatives and friends on his return. Peninger, the latter took a severe fit.
T F Dugan on March 7 located a quartz Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made me well operation. Frank Carter, the girl’»
Though stout and healthy looking be is
claim in Jackson creek district,
Auction House.
and happy.—Mrs. E. B. Worden. For sale lover; Sims Duggan, liis employer; Dr.
Mrs. S. Bbaituck returned to Shattuck’s subject to fits and has a fearfully violent
L E VanVliet and W E Doran on Feb 10 by T. K. Bolton.
Noyes of Provo aud Dr. McCoy and
in the 8iskiyous today from a visit with her
P.
H.
Donoghue
baa
opened
a
genera
friend, Mrs.' F. T. FraJenburgh of Hotel and ungovernable temper that has been auction house in the Myer block on Main located a quartz claim in Willow Spring»
Mrs. Massie of Salt Lake are accused
district.
a source of alarm to his friends and street to handle the auction and second
Alix,.2:03J, the champion trotter, was of the crime. Miss Bonnett belonged
Oregon.
Squaw Lake Mining Co on March 3 lo­
Trinity Episcopal church services next family.
hand goods business of this section. On cated 5600 inches of water, to be taken out •old by Monroe Salisbury at New York to a wealthy family.
for $15,000.
Sunday st 11 a. m., to which the public is
Saturday afternoon he will conduct a of tne Silver fork of Elliott creek.
Degree of Honor Organized.
, “This is my last day on earth," said
cordially invited. Rev. Wm. Hart, priest
special sale of household goods.
Philip J. A. Harper, the retired sen­
A
Degree
of
Honor.a
ladies
lodge
in
con
­
Boys’ and men’s overcoats below cost at
in charge.
G’. Y. Hawley, a mining engineer em­
ior member of Harper Bros., publishers ployed by tiie Anaconda company, as he
nection with tbe A. O. U. W., was organ­
J. R. Baltimore’s.
Cures, absolute, permanent cures have ized last night by Grand Master Wm. M.
MARRIED.
at New York, died recently at his home
given Hood’s Sarsaparilla the largest sales Colvig, assisted by Mrs. P. P. Prim,
Dick Pond went to sleep on the rail­ at Hempstead, L. L He was 72 years walked into the Silver Lake hotel at
in the world and the first place among
Butte, Mont. He had been drinking
Mrs. Adam Schmidt, Mrs. T. J. Kenney, INLOW—HOPKINS—Ai the residence of road track near Pendleton, Or., while of age.
medicines.
and
the clerk put him out. Hawley
Mrs. L. L. Jacobs. Mrs. W. M. Colvig,
drunk
aad
was
run
over
and
killed.
David King, in Ashland, March 9. 1896.
Several hundred students at Berkeley walked along the street a short dis­
The Roentgen rays will come into use in Miss Bertie Schmidt of Jacksonville and
by
Rev.
F.
O.
Strange,
Edward
Inlow
Lawyer
X
N.
Steevea
of
Portland,
detecting good from bad eggs. One can
are working with pick and shovel .to
and Miss Millie Hopkins.
convicted of manslaughter, has been beautify the university grounds, con­ tance aud dropped dead, supposedly
count bis chickens before they are hatched, Mrs. Ganung of Portland. The degree
started
out
with
61
charter
members.
as it were.
granted a new trial by the Oregon su­ struct walks, etc. The young men vol­ from heart disease. Hawley had been
Tbe following were the officer« elected
Central Point Items.
a resident of Butte for 12 years «»d
preme court.
Emil Peil. general blacksmithing of every and installed last evening:
unteered to do the work.
E. J. Harvey is moving his hardware
came from the mines at Park City
description and all work guaranteed. Re­
A three-story building iji course of
Past Chief of Honor, Mrs. D. L. Minkler; store to Gold Hill.
A movement has been started by lead­ Utah.
member the place, in Novelty block, oppo­
Chief of Honor, Mrs. J. R. Cosey: Lady of
A. 8. Jacobs is building a stone founda­ construction at Coulterville, Cal., wa
site Motel Oregon.
ing brokers of Denver to reorganize the
Mitchell does tbe talking, McBride the
Honor. Mrs C. F. Hssty; Chief of Cere­
blown down during the recent storm. Colorado Mining Stock Exchange, with
Dr. G. B. Cole and son, of Phoenix, left mony. Mrs. Robt. Taylor; Recorder. Mrs. tion for W. M. Holmes' new residence.
listening; hence, if the old old, adage
J. F. Williams has moved to Medford, No one was injured.
yesterday for Ukiah, Cal. Dr. Cole will Ray Minkler; Receiver. Mrs. J. R. Tozer;
a view of dropping all irresponsible about speech and silauce be true, it is not
spend several months in California before Financier, Mrs. J. P. Dodge: Ushei. Miss having bought an interest in Frank M.n-
Governor Hastings of Peunsylvan;a brokers and all stocks of questionable strange that Mitchell is for silver and
gus's
liverv
stable.
He
will
continue
to
resuming bis practice at Phoenix.
Elsie Patterson; Inside Watchman. Mrs.N.
has fixed May 7 as the date for the exe value.
McBride for gold.
J. L. Hammersley. who is now in charge M. Long; Outside Watchman. Mrs. Frank run tbe stable in Central Point.
cution
of
R
E
Holmes,
who
commit
­
The town election Monday resulted as
of the big Black Channel placer mining McDonald; Trustees, G. F. Billings. B. F.
A report comes from Golden, in the
follows: J. W. Merritt, M. Purkeypile. ted several murders.
proposition oa Foots creek, was in town Reeser, J. P. Dodge.
southern part of Santa Fe county, N.
for the Jaded and Good
W 8. Welch, A. A. Whiteman and John
Sunday in company with J. Bouse.
William Ettlinger, a wood chopper of M., of a gold discovery in that section.
A splendid supper was served between Clements, councilmen; P. Applegate, re­
9
Health
for all Mankiud. $
Tbe appeal bonds of Ex-Treasurer Boggs the exercises and a pleasant and enjoy­
corder; G. W. Little, marshal; Lee Ingram, Woodward, Pa., is imprisoned in his Chunks broken off the croppings run
JOY’S VEGETABLE-SARSAPARILLA.
of Tacoma have been reduced from $20,000 able time was had.
street commissioner; Dr. J. Hinkle, treas­ house by a mob which wants to hang 'is high as $15,000 in gold to the ton.
to $10.000 and it is expected that he can
urer.
him. Constable Bainer tried to arresi The ledge is fully four feet in width.
raise it and will soon be out of jail.
ties throv.-h
fa made from
him and the officer was shot and killed.
DIED.
W. H. L. Oliver, who with a syndicate
There are no Florida oranges in the
Tbos. Brown and wife of Tacoma were on
nature'sown
herbs, and
bonded the Dungan mine, left Monday for
The dead bodies of a gray-haired man Eastern markets and there will be none
contains no
proper chan­
last evenings train, returning home from
San Francisco. He was secretary of the NEIL—In Jacksonville. March 7. 1896,Geo. two months in southern California. They and a baby were found in a barrel in an
mine r a 1
nels. Joy'»
till
next
season.
The
entire
crop
of
Sharon estate company for several years.
R. Neil, aged 27 years, 10 months and 16 will move to Ashland soon.
drugs or
Vegetable
alley in Hyde park, Chicago, by a rag­ Florida this season did not exceed 75,-
deadly pois­
Sarsaparilla
days.
Street Commisafcner B. R. Willets has
on.
Joy
’
s
cures Dy s*
picker.
Both
bodies
were
frightfully
The community was shocked with the
Boarding House.
300 boxes. It will be many years be­
put tbe danger sign over part of the bridge
p e p s i a ,
Vegetable
news
of
the
sudden
death
of
Mr.
Neil,
as
be
mutilated.
Sarsaparilla
Ch r onic
across Ashland creek in the center ot town
fore large orange crops are grown in
Mrs. J. H. McBride is conducting a
was
about
tbe
street
the
day
before,
though
robs
the
Constipa
­
and the city authorities will build a new in poor health. The cause of his death was private boarding house at her home
Diana Pqpheco, aged, 18, and Edward that state.
tion, Diver
blood of all
$200 bridge.
Hack,
aged
20,
ended
a
romance
with
a
its impuri­
Complaints
an abscess on.the brain, undoubtedly caus­ on Main street, opposite Ganiard’s opera
Compressed air as a power has dis­
ties, and
and Kidney
New Feed Store on Plaza for best bacon, ed by la grippe which had attacked him house. Board by the day, weex or tragedy at Oakland. They could not placed steam in three departments of
courses
all
Affections.
hams and lard.
severely several years ago. The funeral month.
marry and they decided to die together. the Pullman Palace Car company’s
these impuri-
took
place
at
Jacksonville
Sunday
after
­
Fred Sturgis, who has been at home in
When people are obliged to take medi­ Hack shot the girl and then fired a bul­ works in Illinois, and the results so far
Jacksonville, returned Sunday to resume noon under the auspices of the Jackson­
ville
fire
department.
Rev.
Robt.
Ennis
cine
they want that it shall give quick re­ let into his own heart
have satisfied the officials that in all
hia studies in tbe s ate normal school. His conducting the religious rites, and was an lief and
not add discomfort to their suffer­
Jamas N. McGinnis stabbed to death probability the new force will be used
little sister, who wa« so severely kicked by
of the high esteem in which tbe ings. Three reasons why people who suffer
a bore, is recovering nicely from her in­ evidence
deceased was held by bis hosts of friends, it with Constipation and Biliousness should his brother-in-law, Robert Bebastien, at in all the shops of that corporation.
juries. •
being one of tbe largest funeral processions take Simmons Liver Regulator: “It is Pomona, Cat Both men were laborers
J. E. Archer, a well-to-do business
Wm. M. Colvig. County Clerk N. A. ever witnessed in that place.
Joy’s Vegetable
Better than Pills, it does not gripe; it gives and frequently quarreled. McGinnis
Jacobs, Mrs. L. L.” Jacobs, Mrs. P. P.
Sarsaparilla
Deceased was the you n nest son of County quick relief, and does not weaken but was drunk when he committed ths man at Kansas City, showed his sym­
Prim, Mrs. T. J. Kennev, Mrs. Adam Judge and Mrs. J. R. Neil and was an ex­ strengthens and refreshes the whole sys
pathy for Cuba by publicly burning the
prevents
tired feel­
crime.
Schmidt and daughter Biidie, of Jackson­ emplary young man of sterling qualities tern."—J. R. Hiland. Monroe, la.
Spanish flag in front of a crowded the­
ings, staggering sen­
ville came up yesterday to attend the D. of moral worth and character. After study­
Dean, the forger, who swindled the ater. The act was loudly cheered.
sations. palpitation
Dr. Brown’s Story.
of H. blowout
ing law in Jacksonville, he took a course at
Nevada Bank of San Francisco by Archer has a stock of Spanish flags,
of heart, rush of
You can now go and buy your summer Ann Arbor College, Mich., from which be
llev. Dr. Brown told his story to th< means of a raised draft, has been and he says he will burn one each night
blood to the head,
clothing. Vaupel, Norris A Drake have graduated with high honors. 8ince then church council at Sun Francisco las.
brought back to that city. He was until all are destroyed.
dizziness, ringing in
received their big stock and are pleased to he has been working into a good practice
ears, spots before the
show you a line of men’s, boy’s and chil­ at Jacksonville. On lhe 7th of February, week. His narration required two days’ captured at St. Paul with his partner
Serious consequences have resulted
eyes, headache, bil­
dren’s goods that can’t be beat for low 1893, he was married to Miss Susie Turner, time. He related in detail how he met McClusky.
from a hypnotic craze at Hazleton, Pa.
daughter of the pioneer Journalist, the late Mattie Overman and Mis. Davidson
iousness, const i pation
prices and good values.
W
John
Bingham,
conductor
of
a
con
­
Wm. M. Turner, who with an infant child
Pupils in the public schools have been
ins in
The A. P. A.’s, who controlled the are
and
spoke
highly
of
Mis«
Overman
’
s
in
­
struction train on the Corral Hollow experimenting since a series of lectures
thus
suddenly
bereft
of
husband
and
the back,melancholy,
school elections in Portland the last two father. The family have tne friendly telligence. He denied that their rela­
road near Stockton, was caught under were given on the subject. Boys were
tongue, coated, foul
iears by large majorities were defeated sympathy ot all in their irreparable loss.
tions were ever immoral aud he em­ the engine pilot and severely injured.
ionday. They were also defeated at As­
breath?'
es on
found
in
a
dazed
condition
in
the
phatically denounced Mrs. Davidson as Engineer Downs got him out and made
toria, The Dalles. Oregon City and Baker
---- —y aud limb,
streets
looking
for
imaginary
articles.
city, but won iu 8alem and Eugene.
a blackmailer and schemer. He fre­ the run to Stockton, a distance of 13
declineofnerve force
The authorities are considering some
quently lent Mrs. Davidson money and miles, in 10 minutes.
dizzy spells, faint
G. W. Wimer has sold bis fine farm at
drastic measures to stop the experi­
Arago, Coos county, to Tyrrell & Hansen When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
expected it to be paid back. Mrs. David­
spells, cold, clammy
The
mystery
surrounding
the
disap
­
ments.
of Humbolt county, Cal. Mr. Wimer will
son
says
this
money
was
paid
to
her
for
feet and hands, sour
pearance from Tacoma on Jan. 81 of
move his family to the Wines placer When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Aiderman William J. Doerr of Chi­
risings, fatigue, in­
Mattie Overman.
Mrs. A. B. Cody of Chicago has been
mines at Waldo in the summer and con­ When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
somnia, and all dis­
cago ran amuck on the streets and an
fine his attention to his mining interests.
cleared. Her body was found in a
Taken in Time
Whan she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
eases of t h e stomach,
hour after he was dragged to the police
Always the best; Snowy Butte food
clump of bushes in the northern part
liyey and kidneyt,"
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
has
achieved
great
station covered with mud, his nose
products.
wjoy.s Vegetable Sar-
success in warding off sickness which, if of the city. She committed suicide by bleeding, face scratched and his ragged
Wm. Patterson, Owen Short and A.
saparlUa is sold by all
allowed to progress, would have under­ shooting herself.
druggists.
Ke fuse a
Hardin left today for Beaver creek to start
coat dangling from his shoulders. It
mined the whole system and given disease
substitute. When you
Charles E. Hussey, aged 17, died at took six officers to get him to the sta­
up tbe Patterson Bros, placers for the
a strong foothold to cause much suffering
pay for lhe best see that
season’s run. They quit list fall on some HOTEL OREGON and even threaten death. Hood’s Sarsapa­ San Jose from the effects of injuries tion. He was only quieted when he
you get the best.
splendid pay dirt and this season expect to
rilla
has
done
all
this
and
even
more.
It
received by falling from a bicycle. He was thrown flat on the floor and a cor-.
F. -T. Fradenburgh. Prop.
reap a rich harvest. Ad Graham has beeitt
has been taken m thousands of cases which
at the mine for several weeks.
,
W C Barrett, Chicgo were thought to be incurable, and after a and a companion were riding a tandem pulent policeman was seated on his
IIUiSliAT.
L
N
McCaw,
do
Kuntz, Medford
fair trial has effected wonderful cures, and passed a man in a cart who was chest.
Boys’ underwear, regular 35c and 50c. Geo
!
H J Corman, Tacoma bringing health, strength and joy to the leading a colt. The colt» kicked the
E Gomans
‘
reduced to 25 cents at J. R. Baltimore’s.
The Oregon Railway and Navigation 1
E Youmans, City
Jas Roberts, Port
afflicted. Another important point about tandem, throwing both riders. Hus­
Mr. and Mrs. C. Neil. Mrs. J. J. Murphy, F G Davis
T James, do
passenger train narrowly escaped de-1
1
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is that its cures are sey struck on his head.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Neil, Mr. and Mrs J. Joe M Lewis, 8 F
R M Donahue, Port permanent, because they start from the
railment 30 miles west of Spokane the '
C. Neil, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Neil, Mr. and Dell 8 Lashier, Port IH W Hatch, S F
A switch engine crashed into a freight other night. The engine ran into a big j
solid foundation of purified, vitalized and
Mrs. J. R.Tozer. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Chap­ T K Butler
' IA F Zipi, do
enriched blood. But it is not what we say train on a sidetrack at Stockton, and
ESTRAY NOTICE
man. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tozer, of Ash­ C A Hennan
‘ IJ W Rogers, City
but what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does that tells George H. James, the fireman, had his tree that had fallen across the track. :
land, went to Jacksonville to attend the Fred Pelham, Chicag.Cbas A Clay ‘
The passengers were thrown from their I
the story.
AME TO MY BARN IN ASHLAND,
right leg broken in three places and
funeral of the late Geo. R. Neil.
Sas Levy, S F
Chas Bills. Dunsmuir
seats by the jar and the only' thing that'
March 6th, 1896, one black mare,
;M F Shaw, Grants P
Stockton will offer a tract of 2o acres was so badly bruised otherwise that he
Ladies' and misses’ low cut shoes 75 cents J H Boyd ‘
three years old, one white fore foot. No
A S Ward. RMS |E E Stoddard. Chicg of suburban land tor a site for the Wil­ may not recover. Harry Vilelich, a saved the train from going over a 30
at J. R. Baltimore’s.
foot embankment was the tree, which brand visible.
W. B. Stevens of the Medford firm of E M O’Brien.Chicagoj A Freeman. Port
brakeman, sustained a broken leg and
merding school.
The owner will please call, pay charges
A
F
Gipf.
8
F
IChas
M
Eppley,
Sim
when struck by the engine swung 60 and
Deuel A Stevens, returned Tuesday from a
take the animal.
F. L. CAMPS,
H. K. Ilansen lost his way while on a amputation Was necessary.
trip to his stores in Missouri and from J W Roeers, AshlandlT K Butler, Port
as to brace the cars and hold them to
Ashland, Oregon.
The little daughter of Wolff Sachs ol' the track.
Chicago. Deuel A Stevens will open a J H Pinkston, R B H Beanseant & w,Bst trip to the top of Mount Tam&lpais and
Tempe, Arix., was thrown from a
store in Ashland this spring and expect to Eva Bunch. Medford F W Johnson. S F
F riday .
F 8 Southwicx, Mayf was 24 hours without food.
The wonderful cures brought about
occupy the store room in Johnson’s block
buggy into the air and then she fell
The
trial
of
John
T.
Jones,
indicted
w Bryan
where J. R- Baltimore’s stock of goods are T Brook White, Maz .' J F
by Walter Putuam at Victoria, B. C.. i
into
a
dry
well
20
feet
deep.
She
was
C H Sholes,
‘ . James Brown
with James Heney for robbing the Car­
now beiBg closed out.
TEE8DAY.
J W Marksbury, G H
only slightly injured. Her untie, John are the subject of absorbing interets
son mint, has begun at Carson.
Dr. Hinman, the dentist, over the post­ Dr H W Hatch, W C Henry Levy, Fort
throughout the province. Although
From Pure Blooded Strains
office. in Masonic block.
W. W. Hamilton broke the world’s Hausen, was thrown from the buggy to some of the stories of restorations to !
Dr HL Hatch
‘ ! 3 Golnsmitb
‘
of Chickens as Follows:
the
ground
and
sustained
perhaps
fatal
Richard Scott, of Milwaukie, grand pa- F 8 Reid, St Louis
McKnight
‘
mile bicycle record at San Diego a few
health
are
exaggerated,
the
most
bold
.
triach of the I. O. O. F. Encampment, ar­ Mrs N Coyle, Pokega F H Salomon, S F
injuries. Later in the day Mrs. Sachs
days ago. His time was 1:89 1-5.
rived in Ashland Monday and made Pilot F A Kelton, 8 F
F J Bachelder ‘
fell from a porch, breaking an arm and and conservative versions appear like
The Republican county convention at
Rock Encampment an official visit. He G M Stroud jr, Port Tom
miracles, A notable case is that of
'
R Wilson •
several ribs.
left Tuesday to visit Jacksonville and Med­ Mrs O Sawyer, Denvr C
Springfield, Ills., indorsed Senator Cul­
< J Boyle
‘ .
John P. Smith, the man who was go­ Harry Sayea, who through sickness
ford lodges. Mr. Scott is one of the solid J J Pawles, Rock 8pr E D Ivory, Oakland
lom for the nomination for the presi­
men of Clackamas countv, being county E Goumans
ing to present 82,000 acres of land in 40- lost his eyesight six years ago. Young
‘
i G M Stroud jr, Port
dency.
commissioner and one of the heaviest in- R W Frierson, Red B 8 S Gilbeit, City
acre tracts to the religious poor, and Sayea went to the healer and returned
dividsal taxpayers in tbe county.
President Cleveland has declared in who also had plans prepared tor a $30,- entirely cured.
SATURDAY.
A Carlson, the tailor
WEDNESDAY.
If nqt, familiar with superior quality of Geo A Beaois. S F
favor of John G. Carlisle for the head 000 temple which he was to build at
Call and see the Chickens at the Ash-
H Harris, N Y
Snowy ikitte flour, get a sample sack at T James, A M
A Baby's Lift Saved,
of the Democratic ticket in the coming San Diego for the use of all religious
H H Hest. N Y
Wm M Colvig, Jcksv
“Mv baby had croup and was saved by ; land H0USCv(Ra K M rtfp HENMON
New Fee? Store.
presi '.ential campaign.
Mrs A B Colvig •
MRS- h< i «™
denominations, has left that city with­ Shiloh’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, of
Candidates'hunting for a fat office should R E Hanna, Port
Mrs
S
Jacobs
&
dghtr
C
W
Tipton,
Port
Doctor James T. Ghiselin, a re­ out saying farewell to his most inti­ Huntsville, Ala. For sale by T. K. Bolton. I
Ashland, Oregon.
not forget the position of county judge.
' Mrs P P Prim
tired army surgeon, who served as med­ mate friends.
That position draws down $100 per month A P Bradbury ‘
He
swindled
several
Mrs A Schmidt
and there is only a few days of real work in J Welsh, S F
ical director with General Sheridan
it every month. While the other offices H M Westervelt.Port Miss Bertie Schmidt during the war, died recently at San 1 credulous people out of sums aggregat-
John
W
Carpenter
‘
E
B
Norton,
Oakld
1 mg hundieds of dollar.
draw large salaries the amount of work in
Red Bl C W Tipton. Port
Francisco.
them is very large and they mnst pay out E 0 Parrott,
SUXDAY.
C
W
Ransom
‘
considerable from their pockets for assist­
“Healer" Schrader was brought to
A Hemphill, S F A Richardson, Chicg
ants. The sheriff's office in former yesrs J W Hammersley,
Chicago by Meyer Samson to cure his
G
H
A
W
Wallbanks,
8
F
was considered a big thing, but under the
H Mayhen,
•
Awarded
15-year-old brother Andrew of paral­
Medford, Oregon
salary law the Sheriff is compelled to work J Bouse, Fools creek G
O C Riches, Portland J H Boyd
ysis. Schrader failed to give relief and Highest Honors—World’» Fair,
hard to keep from $70 to $80 per month the R
■
H
H
Howard,
Port
M Donahue
year round for himself.
E A Geissler, 8 F
E O Parrott, Red Biff left the city.
OoM Medal, Midwinter Fair.
The Klamath Falls Express reports that Max Maver, N Y
“Coleville, a small mountain town in
O B Watson
•
Austin Bish of Ashland has been sublet f I — G _ Hitc'hings,
8 t F
J J Paw les, Central P Mono county, Cal., the center of sup­
-
ths Ashland-Klamath Falls mail route by G T Jerman
Miss Clara Hurst 1
tbe contractor for $2,200 per year. Post­ Silas Steel, jr
Geo Whiteaker, Port plies for the miners and ranchers of the
Of Portland.
master Brunk knows nothing of it and he
MONDAY.
_________________________
Mrs S Shattuck,Coles Antelope valley, was recently «wept
away by fire.
asked Mr. Bish this week about the report. Robt Lange, Stjeinnm'Silas Steel
Bish replied that it was the first he bad
German manufacturer« propose to
To Collect Taxes in Ashland.
beardot it. The mail will leave Ashland
publish a periodical in Japan to adver­
lieginning May 1st and must be carried in
Sheriff Patterson waa up from Jackson­
some sort of vehicle, as it amounts to too ville yesterday and brought with him tise the proc acts of Germany. If good
much to be carried on the back of an animal,
results folic w the experiment will be
jhe contractor will have to put stages on a copy of the tax roll for this end of tbe tried in China.
________
county.
He
has
again
made
arrange
­
and do an express and passenger business
ments with Frank Williams for the lat­
in order to help meet his expenses.
Important To Farmer«.
ter to receive the taxes for this section
Wakelee’s Squirrel and Gopher Exterm­
Hill Feed
from now until April 1st, the time taxes . inator,
the original and only article of its
Wholesale, »12.50 per ton. Retail. 70 become delinquent. Sheriff Patterson kind giving complete satisfaction. Now re-
cents per 100 at the Ashland Roller I lour pays for this out of his own pocket, as 1 duced from 50 to 30 cents per can. For sale
TERMS:—Small payment down and $10 per month. Organs,'
Mills.________ _________
the law only requires him to collect at ; by T, K. Bolton, the druggist, and the Tel-
the countv seat Tn is will be quite an i ephone Drug 8tore, Helen Stanley,»man-
$5.00 per month,
accommodation to tbe many taxpayers i ager, Ashland, Or.
PIANOS:—Chickering, Hardman, Fisher, Jewett, Ludwig.
' Highest of all la leavening of this section. Mr. Williams now has . Men’s fine flannel underwear, worth
the amount of your taxes in hia office
$1,50.
reduced
to
$1.00
at
J.
R.
Baltimore
’
s.
gtrength.-V. S. QovsrasMat Re»Mi aad Is r«ady to r«v«iy« th« mon«y.
40 Y«an th« Staadud.
0R6ANS:—Estey, Mason & Hamlin, Frand and Bottey.
I
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from any cause whatever, will be
helped at once by the use of
Scotli Smuisicn.
of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites.
It possesses in a peculiar sense flesh-
making, strength-giving elements*
There are plenty of cases where per­
sons have gained a pound a day by
taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion.
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White Squadron Java and Mocha;
also Chase and Sanbourns’ Famous
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JMClxi.lx.leir
are selling for cash.
Watch our priées.
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.... Dealer iu
Furniture
and everything pretaining to
the Furniture Trade!
A nice line of Floor Matting just in—prices low.
Trunks and canvas-covered Telescopes; Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lamberquin poles and trimmings,
Screens, Picture Frames, Bedding, Etc., Etc.
White, New Home and Magestic Sewing Machines.
Best machine oil, needles and repairs for all kinds
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BftBY CARRIAGES at Jess than city prices.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
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Prof. P. J. HEAD
Five Different Kinds of
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