Valley record., June 25, 1896, Image 3

VALLEY
RECORD
j THE CRATER LAKE EXCURSION. A Fearful Accident Near Glendale.
Prof. Steele Telia A Chicago Paper
About the Manzamaa and Their
ASHLAND, Or....Thursday, Jane 25,1896.
August Trip To This World Fam­
ous Sheet of Water.
For many years mountain-climbing as
PERSONALI AND SOCIAL
an outdoor sport has grown in favor in
Europe, but, to the American mind, our
own country was utterly devoid of the fac­
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
ilities for gratifying such an amusement.
A. T. Bell of Medford was in Ashland This feeling still exists among those who
yesterday.
are acquainted with the resources of the
Hamlett Green came oyer from Yreka country, and wherever given expressionjto,
is a sure indication of ignorance, coupled
yesterday.
with a stupid desire to ape a certain brand
Call on J. P. Dodge for door and of European aristocracy. It is related
that Americans of this class are sometimes
window screens.
seen parading the streets of Paris rigged
Court Hall and Albert Pankey were doing out in brand new Alpine suits, with ropes
Ashland Tuesday.
picturesquely twined about them, and
Dr. Patterson of Central Point was in alpen-stocks in their hands, imagining that
the world is looking on in envy, and des­
town Tuesday.
tiny is prepared to receive them in loving
Mrs. Anna Henry went to Portland Tues­ embrace. To overcome this lack of in­
day to remain a month.
formation, and to encourage a love of na­
Mrs. J. D. Crocker returned Tuesday on ture as displayed in American mountains,
there was organized, on the summit of
the flyer from San Francisco.
Mount Hood, in Oregon, during the sum­
Father Walrad is enjoying the M. E. mer of 1891, a mountain-climbers club,
Another ugly accident occurred at the
celebrated Victory placer mine near Glen­
dale Tuesday evening about 7 o’clock.
The head of the company, Col. W. H.
Taylor, took the flyer at Glendale for
Portland. The Victory mine is some
distance the other side of Glendale and
as the train bearing the Colonel was
passing the mine the employes prepared
to salute him by explosions of dynamite.
A stick ot dynamite in the hands of a
man named Andrews exploded and blew
off both of his arms nearly up to bis
elbows and otherwise tore him up. He
was not expected to live.
The Congressional Situation.
Mr. John C. Young, chairman of the
populist state central committee, was in
Portland for a few Lours last Saturday,
leaving for bis home in Baker City on the
evening train. There is an air of mystery
surrounding Chairman Young, and so far
he has refused to show hie band. Ever
since the election he has been traveling
about the state. For what purpose re­
mains to be seen, but it is shrewdly sus­
pected that the “pops” have a hen on,
and are preparing to makeBome startling
revelations concerning the congressional
election in this state of June 1. Not for
a moment do they admit that both Quinn
and Vanderburg were not elected, but in­
sist that their candidates were “counted
out” after the polls were closed. Several
days ago, Chairman Yonng and Vander­
burg had a consultation at Dillard, in
Douglas county, at which the situation
was fully discussed. What really took
place Mr. Young refuses to disclose just
now, but says: “Just wait a while.”—
Oregonian, June 22d.
A TRAVELING MAN IN YUCATAN.
He Talks of Bread That Orows In Nuts,
Milk That Comes From Trees, Sirup
That Gathers on Ants* Backs and Light
That Shines From Leaves.
Free Silver County Convention.
The Jackson county free silvermen
will hold a county convention at Med-
ford next Saturday. The purpose of the
convention is to elect delegates to the
state convention that meets at Mc­
Minnville July 9th, and to effect a county
organization of the free silver people.
The meeting at Medford will be a mass
convention and quite a lot of prominent
local speakers will bo on hand. An
orator or two from tho Willamette valley
are expected.
(hfc ipwi dodm.
“Seems to me that I ought to be sorry
I went down, there, now, ’ ’ said John
Gilbert, the traveling grocery man,
who recently returned from a six weeks’
He will tell you that Scott’s Emulsion has
stay in Yucatan. “I don’t see how I
been endorsed by the medical profession for a
can go ahead and resume the rounds
It
is
intended
to
form
a
joint
stock
com-
that my business calls for without a j pany, with a capital of $8,000. for the pur­
twenty years. This is because it is always
sigh and a regret, that, go where I may pose of assuming control of the telephone
palatable—always uniform—always contains
in my native land, I will look in vain line, which has recently been built from
Klamath Falls Road Building.
the
purest Norwegian Cod-liver Oil
Hamburg
Bar
to
Yreka
and
other
points.
for the tree that in those tropical climes
The Ashland board of control for the
The object in forming the company is to
gave
me
light
by
night,
for
the
tree
purpose of repairing and improving the
and Hypophosphites. You should in­
extend the line to other sections of the coun­
that gave me my daily bread, and the ty which have no connections by wire with
wagon road from Ashland to Klamath
sist on Scott’s Emulsion, with trade
Falls, have, after conquering many ob­
one that gave me milk for my coffee, to the outside world. After the formation of
stacles, started the good work and yester­
mark of man and fish. Put up in 5o-
say nothing of the pleasing and bulbous the company is completed, the line will be
to Sawyers Bar, Happy Camp and
day a crew of 14 men were put to work
ant that gave me the sweetening for it extended
cent
and $1.00 sizes. The small size
other places in the county, and will even­
on the road in charge of ex-Mayor G. M.
Timo and cash customers may wear tually be connected with lines in counties
Grainger. The board received over $500
may be enough to cure your cough or
down and blunt the edge of this regret, south of 8iskiyou.— Yreka Journal.
from Portland this morning and from
help your baby.
but it is sharp now, and I really suppose
collections made will expend about $1200
You can now go and buy your summer
Timber Land For Sale.
that
I
ought
to
be
sorry
I
went
down
camp-meeting at Central Point.
known as Mazamas that combines pleas­ for a starter. More men will be put on
qlothing.
Vaupel,
Norris
&
Drake
have
But in no case is
hundred acres of timber land, there.
with scientific research. Membership as soon as they can be properly used. all Eight
received their big stock and are pleased to
Mrs. E. Tyler left yesterday for her home ure
in
Townsbip40,Range
4
East,Willam
­
“
just as good”
is limited to those who have climbed to the The work will last about 40 days. The ob­
you a line of men’s, boy’s and chil­
“I didn’t know anything about these show
at Scott river, Siskiyou county.
summit of a snow-capped mountain that ject is to repair the present road and put ette Meridian, for sale. For price and
dren’s goods that can’t be beat for low
remarkable specimens of the vegetable prices and good values.
further particulars address
Robt. Taylor has been appointed agent the club will accept. Its object, in brief, is
GRIEVE BROS.,
and animal kingdoms when I first struck John Hughes, a member of a constable’s
to compel the world to understand that it in good condition, Though a few
of the Northern Pacific railroad.
America, and especially the Pacific coast, changes in the road will be made.
Shake, Ore that country, but I noticed that the posse,
that killed Frank House at Etna,
Ad, Helms returned Tuesday from a tour possesses mountain scenery that is unsur­
bread wo had in camp was very good was released on $5000 bail by Judge Beard.
in Scott valley. Siskiyou county.
passed anywhere. During 1895 an effort Train Robbers Granted New Trial.
A constantly increasing business, is a sure indication
Probate Court.
and tho milk very choice and creamy,
Storey the barber has diverted some of
John Quirk, the Siskiyou railroad man, was made to send a message by heliograph
Portland, June 22.—In the U. S. Court
Estate
of
W
Prefontain.
Second
petition
from British Columbia to Mexico, but the
while the coffee was deliciously sweet­ the ingenuity which has made him a suc-
was in town Monday on’a business trip.
of enterprise and square-dealing.—E. A. S herwin .
Judge Bellinger handed down a for sale of real property granted .*
experiment was only partially successful, today,
ened. One morning I heard the cook of ces as a tonsorial artist, in the desigu and
decision,
granting
the
motion
for
a
new
Estate
of
DT
Ewen,
Inventory
of
ap
­
W. G. Kropka is expected up from San as a severe storm raged at the time. One
construction
of
a
circular
fan
placed
in
his
filed and approved.
our party hollering out orders to the shop over the entrance to the bath room
Diego this week to spend the summer.
of the club’s plans is to organize an ex­ trial in the case of Jim Pool and Jack praisement
Guardianship of heirs of L Adams. Older Indian guides.
and run by the same water power which
The soldiers and sailors reunion will be cursion into .the mountains every summer Case.
made confirming sale of real estate to Jas.
These men were convicted last Decem­ Owens.
“ ‘Here, you!’ ho hollered. ‘Hurry operates his razor grinder. It proves some­
held in Ashland from August 10th to 15th. and do everything possible to encourage
people to attend sessions held at that time. ber of robbing the S. P. overland train
more than a pleasurable object to
Estate of John Weiss. Order made fixing up and pick some bread 1 And there thing
Wm. Ulrick of the S. O. P. Co. left Sun­ On such occasionsit aims to bring together in Cow Creek Canyon near Riddle on
upon these hot days, since it produces
August 4th as day of settlement.
ain’t a bit of milk I Go bore for some a look
day for a business trip to Weaverville, Cal. the brightest scientific minds of the coun­ July
spiral air current, gentle and refreshing
DRUGS and CHEMICALS only, and
1st, 1895. Jack Case. Jim Pool and
Estate of 8 Childers. 8r. Inventory of right awayl And say, you dago over directly
try, and to discuss questions relating Albert
across the room and over the re­
A. G. Rockfellow arrived Tuesday from especially
Pool
were
arrested
within
a
few
appraisement
approved.
This year the
San Diego to spend the summer prospect­ meeting will to be mountains.
Estate of Erastus Wells. Order made yonder, what’s the matter of you clining chairs, provided for his customers,
skillfully compounded by E. A. S herw in .
held at Crater Lake, on the days after the robbery. At the trial in
straining some Bugar out o’ them ants?’
ing-
confirming
sale of real estate.
Independence, Or., boasts of a young
summit of the Cascade range of mountains, Portland Albert Pool was acquitted, and
“
This
was
a
little
astonishing
to
me,
Mrs. ClaraHanley has returned to Harney m Southern Oregon, from August 16th to the other two convicted, and hava been
man, not yet 20 years of age, whoa*
Circuit Court Proceedings.
valley from a visit with Jackson county 22th, inclusive. The lake is about ninety in jail ever since. The defense made a
and I asked for information. Then I height is 6 feet 9 inches. Charles
relatives.
miles from the Southern Pacific railroad, motion for a new trial which was today
Lame A Hayden vs. Jordan Brown and found out all about it.
Bicker is his name.
Jno. R. Hardin. Injunction argued and
is reached by a good wagon road. The granted.
A man named Young was drowned in the and
“The tree that gave the broad we ate
submitted.
Southern
Pacific
company
has
granted
Indian Agent Galbraith, at Fort
Illinois river near the Siskiyou copper mine special rates to those who wish to attend,
He found the verdict was not justified,
that Sherwin sells all grades of Stationery, the very best
Sarah Hull vs. Silas H. Hull; divorce. down there doesn’t look a bit as if it Steele, B. C., reports that the Indians of
Tuesday.
and the Mazamas have secured a rate for and thinks that the tempting $3,000 re­ Continued.
would do it But I found out that looks Windermere are making very good pro­
made and Cheap Grades to meet any competition.
H. Ammerman vs. M. N.Long; to fore­ are deceptive under the equator. The
Gen. T. G. Reames, the Jacksonville the public of $7.50 per passenger, by stage, ward was responsible tor their conviction.
gress in farming.
close mortgage. Default.
banker, left yesterday for a trip to San from the railroad to the lake and return.
bread isn’t bread exactly when it is first
Fixing up Dead Indian Road.
Francisco.
’
-— - Tents will be pitched along the line, and at
A waterspout in Gilliam county, Or.,
picked,
but it is a nice, stiff dough in­
the lake and camp accommodations can be
Mill
Feed.
A crew of nine men left Ashland today
recently did a great deal of damage,
J. H. McBride was called to Portland secured. Those desiring to fit themselves
closed
in
a
nutshell
about
the
size
of
a
Wholesale, $12.50 per ton. Retail, 70
again Sunday, his mother not being expect­ for membership will be afforded every fac­ for Dead Indian to work on the Ashland
goose egg. They crack the shell, take destroying gardens and filling up irri­
ed to live.
ility to climb Mount Pitt, which is passed —Dead Indian—Ft. Klamath wagon road cents per 100 at the Ashland Roller Flour
out the dough, knead it a little, and it gation ditches.
and give it a thorough overhauling. It Mills.
Scarlet fever has broke out on Williams on the way.
A movement is on foot in Portland to
is ready for baking. By thinning it
creek and one child died Saturday from The world possesses no riyal to Crater is a natural highway and will be put in
secure
the passage of a law compelling
MEADOWS
ITEMS.
Lake
in
its
solem
and
impressive
grandeur.
good
condition
for
the
Mazamas
Crater
down to a batter with the milk they get
the disease.
It is located in the crater of what was lake excursionists and summer business
the railroads to carry the bicycles of
from
another
tree,
our
camp
cook
used
J. H. Houston left Tuesday for Klamath once an enormous mountain, and has no
The Meadows will commence haying next to make first rate pancakes out of it passengers free.
Falls after a business trip to Ashland and visible inlet or outlet, yet the water is cold, between that portion of the Klamath week.
county
country
and
Ashland.
The
Jacob A. Schessler, father of the ser­
Jacksonville.
The day I came away he strained the
clear, fresh, and sweet. Its surface is 6,239 Southern Pacific has listed a lot of in­
H. J. Gardner will build a residence and sweetening out of a quart of ants, mixed vant girl in tl.e McGlinchy family, who
Mrs. D. L. Rice and children returned feet above sea level, and it is 2,000 feet deep. demnity land grant in that section and barn
during the summer on his place.
Sunday from a visit wit h Portland rela­ On all sides rise nearly perpendicular walls, the special road fond portion will swell
it up with a batch of the dough and was killed by Duuham, lias brought suit
varying in height from a narrow notch
tives and friends.
Fred Chaffey has rented Mr. Mayfield’s made sweet cake that would have been against Dunham for $25,000 damages
526 feet, to 1,989 feet, and probably averag­ the amount to be expended to $200.
C. E. Nininger, wife and two children re­ ing 1,000 feet. It is nearly circular in form, Road Supervisor Hunt has charge of the place and will raise “porkers" as a business. good enough for anybody’s folks to set for the has of his daughter.
turned Monday from a visit in their old and four by five miles in extent. In the work.
J. B. Welch's saw mill has just started up out before company.
Eva Evans, daughter of bandit Chris
home in Missouri.
and will make a busy run for a few months.
western end is located Wizard island, a
“The ants that supply the honey, or Evans, has been granted a divorce from
cinder
cone
845
feet
high,
in
the
top
of
Canyon City Stage Bobbed,
E. J. Farlow, G. R. Gallant and Harry
Meadows is the banner populist precinct. sirup, or whatever it might be caJled, her cousin-liiisbtind, Jim Evans, who is
Pinkston left for Jenny creek today on a which is found what was probably the last
Average
25 populists, 4 republicans and 7 or are worth traveling all the way down
The
Canyon
City
stage
was
held
up
smoking vent of a once mighty volcano.
a soldi-r in the United States army.
fishing expedition.
8
democrats.
about
10
o
’
clock
last
Thursday
morning
It is a small crater, about one hundred feet
there on a mule to bco . They are about They were married about the time of
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Abbey and infant deep. During the summer of 1886 1 had on the summit of the mountain that di­
Mrs. Polk Hull and son will start next
arrived Tuesday from Yaquina bay to visit built in Portland for the government three vides Burnt river frem Powder river, by week for Minnesota, to visit friends and the size of a small peanut, and on their the reign of the Evans-Sontagg combi­
T. J. Kist and family.
boats, to be used in sounding the lake, and two masked highwaymen. They robbed relatives. They will spent several months back is a transparent sack that they dis­ nation.
assisted
in that work. The largest boat, the the mail and invited the only passenger, in the east.
til honey into until they swell up as big
Archie Pennington, who has been away
H. T. Marshall of San Francisco has
for three years, returned to Ashland Tues­ Cleetwood, was twenty-six feet long, and Hon. R. S. Sheridan, receiver of the
as a good sized marble. You can scoop sued John D. Spreckles, the politician,
Meadows
will
celebrate
the
4th
of
July
by
no
better
craft
of
its
class
was
ever
con
­
day from Los Angeles.
structed. These boats were carried on a Roseburg land office, to make a contribu­ having a grand picnic on Evans creek, near these ants up by the peck. They make for $50,000 damages fur a beating
Mrs. Henry Haine9 and children ot near flat car to Ashland, 343 miles south, then tion. Sheridan had been at Burns try­ the school house; a bowery dance in the this honey to feed their young on, but Spreckels gave him ami charged him
Canton, Ohio, arrived Tuesday to visit her loaded on wagons, properly equipped for ing a land contest case. He coughed up afternoon and evening. A general good they are so good natured and so suscep­ with attempted blackmail.
brother W. A. Holmes.
the purpose, and carried into the mountains $10. He bad $50 in another pocket, but time is expected,
tible to familiarity that all one has to
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., who was to
nearly
a hundred miles, then launched over the robbers bad no time, as two freight
Michael Mayfield the hustling cattle man
J. S. Howard of Medford was in San
do
is to tickle them under the fore have been married on Thursday to Miss
will
soon
start
for
eastern
Oregon
with
a
the
cliffs
into
the
water
1000
feet
below,
teams
and
a
buggy,
containing
Albert
Francisco this week, having taken the without so much as scratching them.
Geiser, superintendent of the Bonanza band of cattle. He will also take his family shoulder and they will give you every Grace Wilson, was too ill to carry out
steamer from Portland.
There is probably no spot in America of mine, were approaching. The supposi­ and stay for three years at least. Every­ drop of honey they have in stock and the program and the marriage was
I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I
Morton I.indlev, formerly of the Ham- which the Indians entertain so wholesome tion is that the robbers expected to find body wishes Michael success.
then go meekly off to fill up again.
postponed.
a dread as Crater Lake. Under no circum­
mersley mine, came up from California stances
The
residence
of
W
J
Rogers
was
com
­
“
But
this
accommodating
ant
isn
’
t
Geiser
and
some
gold
bricks
on
the
stage.
will they visit it, feeling that in so
A wheat field a half section in extent
pletely destroyed by fire a few days ago. one whit more curious than the tree
yesterday on a flying trip.
doing they would be simply inviting death.
The cause was a defective flue. We learn
was
burned near Modesto. It was in­
Mining Items.
Mrs. R. T. Melius and son, of theWestern When visiting Fort Klamath in 1885, I se­
that the loss has been nearly made good by that acts in the capacity of dairy down
COMPLETE IN’LEW LINE OF LATEST
Hotel, went to Redding Tuesday to sell her cured from the chief of the Klamath tribe
Jehu Jacobs who has been running the generous donations of lumber, provisions there. This tree has a big leaf, so tough sured for $10 an acre.
the following tradition in reference to the old Steamboat quartz mill at Steamboat for and money.
gold mine in Shasta county.
Rev. Thomas Grace, for thirty years
and leathery tlxat they use it for half
IDESICa-JSTS JATTID STYLES ÆT
discovery of the lake, and which also ex­ King Bros., returned to Henley Tuesday
H. E. Ankeny of Sterling, has bought plains the Indians dread of it:
a priest at Sacramento, has been pro­
soling
shoes.
When
they
want
to
milk
Millinery
and
Hairdressing.
King
Bros,
having
quit
the
mine
and
re
­
EEL PÒOOZKZ PRICES.
real estate in Eugene and will erect a $3000
“A long time ago, before the white man turned to Portland.
Miss Ober has opened fashionable milli­ one of the trees, they boro a hole in the moted to the Bishopric of Sacramento.
residence there for his family.
appeared in this region to vex and drive the
Judge Carpenter of Detroit has de­
Huffer & Beekman, who have been mak­ nery and hairdressing parlors at her home trunk, and it lets down a sap as white
Out of weakness comes strength when the proud native out,a band of Klamaths, while
on Factory street and invites the ladies
blood has been purified, enriched and out bunting, came suddenly upon the lake, ing some extensive improvements on their wishing anything in the line to call upon and as sweet as any milk you ever read clined to grant an injunction to restrain
and were siartled by its remarkable walls, Jackson creek quartz mine, start up their her.
about in summer hotel advertisements. the Improved Order of Knights of Py­
vitalized by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and awed by its majestic proportions, With mill this week on a lot of rich ore.
To get sweet milk out of this vegetable thias from using their long name. The
Miss Hattie Sisemore.who has been spend­ spirits subdued and trembling with fear,
The miners have filed leins on the
The money loft by tho disbanded cow, though, you must milk it early in restraining action was brought by the
ing some time with J. E, Pelton’s family, they silently approached and gazed upon
left for her Sams valley home Sunday.
its face. Something within told them the Champion Gold Mining and Milling Co., Young Women’s Christian Association the morning. After the sun has been up well known order of K of P.
. The Albany creamery recently had to re­ Great Spirit dweit there, and they dared not in the Bohemia district. There is a at Colton is being used to erect a drink­ two or three hours the tree gives sour
The twenty-sixth annual convention
turn an order for 8000 pounds of butter, remain, but passed silently down the side change of ownership and the miners filed ing fountain at the postoffice corner.
milk. They tell a weird tale down there of Eclectic Doctors was held at Port­
of
the
mountain
and
campied
far
away.
By
having orders for 21,000 pounds in advance.
leins to protect their wages due.
some unaccountable influence, however,
Summerland, Santa Barbara county, about a vengeful snake and a foolhardy land, Or. Physicians wore present from
The flyer, which has been dodging about one brave was induced to return. He went
At the Black Jack mine near Henley, is agitating the question of incorpor­ Indian. The snake is of the deadly ven­ all over the United States.
among the smaller stations for several up to the very brink of the precipice and they have been crushing the ore which
omous aphidian family familiar in
Several hundred acres of the Monser-
weeks,stopped in Ashland Monday for grub. started his camp-fire. Here he laid down has been on the dump and which they ation.
the tropics by a queer Indian name which
Reports come from Riverside that the I can’t remember and which I couldn’t rat ranch near Fallbrook, Cal., are be­
Tom Roberts, who has been suffering the to rest; here he slept till morn—slept till have been using as ballast for the track,
ing surveyed into twenty.avre lots and
tortures of the damned for the past few the sun was high in air, then arose and and are making $3 a day from it. They black scale is doing much damage there
weeks with stomach troubles, is improving joined his tribe, far down the mountain. are crushing it in an arasta. * * * because of the light rains the past sea­ pronounce if I did remember it. In Eng­ will be sold to pojonists.
At night be catne again; again he slept till
again.
lish it is bushman. This particular
Santa Barbara is now a sub-port of
morn. Each visit bore a charm that drew JillBon&Co., at Henley, have sunk a son.
Bnake
had a nest of young ones, and the entry, or at least it will be as soon aa
sbait
and
run
a
tunnel
about
400
teet,
L. J, Torpey, formerly ot Ashland pre­ him back again. Each night found him
A lone highwayman successfully held Indian was foolhardy enough to steal
cinct, was secretary of the late people’s sleeping above the rocks; each night strange and their mine is now showing excellent
party county convention of Lewis county, voices arose from the waters; mysterious prospects. Considerable work has been up a stage load of English tourists at them. The mother snake followed the President Cleveland affixes his auto­
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Wash
noises filled the air. At last, after a great done on this mine during the present Yosemite and captured Wells-Fargo’s Indian to his hut only to find the dead graph to the bill, which has passed both
houses
of
Congress,
many
moons,
he
climbed
down
to
the
lake,
season. * * * VVm. Ilobart cleaned treasure box and took wliat loose change
The residence of Conrad Lichens onHorse
there bathed and spent the night. up $9000 from 120 days run of the Quartz the gentlemen in the party had. He bodies of her offspring lying about with
Dau Ryan, a miner, diod in Grant’s
creek, Siskiyou county, was destroyed by and
their heads smashed. The mother snake
Often
he
climbed
down
in
like
manner,
and
fire last week, It was covered by $1000 in­
valley hydraulic mine, with the ground did not rob the lady passengers. No disappeared. Next morning the Indian Pass, Or., from the effects of chloriform
frequently
saw
wonderful
animals,
similar
surance.
during a surgical oper­
in all respects to Klamath Indians, except sluice and portion of bed-rock yet to clean clue to identity.
went out and tapped his cow tree for administered
Royal Brown, son of Geo. Brown the that they seemed to exist entirely in the up,—Yreka Journal.
ation
to
remove
A diver while exploring the sunken milk, and returning drank it for his fj-pxu his lower jaw. a cancerous growth BELQW ARE A FEW ITEMS
Eagle Point merchant, returned to Yreka water. He suddenly became hardier and
ship Blairmore in San Francisco bay breakfast. He had scarcely swallowed it
Monday from a visit of several weeks |with stronger than any Indian of his tribe, be­
Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
his family.
the body of one of the crew in a when he began to double up and howl.
cause of bis many vists to the mysterious
Boy’s Straw Hats from................................... Bets. up.
Dr. Barr, Dentist, I. O, O. F. block.
Alfalfa hay for sale at $5 per ton in the found
Others then began to seek its in­
bunk, where it had lain since the vessel His eyes bulged out and his cheeks turn­
Mrs. Woods and daughter of Eagle waters.
Mens’ “
“
“ .................................. 10 “ “
field.
All
yon
want.
Apply
at
once.
fluence. Old warriors send theii> sons for
Hot and cold baths at Storey’s barber­
sunk some weeks ago.
ed fiery red and with a yell fell dead.
Point, who have been stopping at Cole- strength and courage to meet the conflicts
R. S, B arclay & S on ,
shop. Opposite town hall.
Hat
Cords
or
Guards
................................. 10 “each.
stein, Sisson and Red Bluff, returned awaiting them. First they slept on the
“ ‘The bushman I’ cried his wife. ‘The
Talent, Or.
Mrs.
G.
Barclay,
Modiste.
Mens
’
Balbriggan
Underwear
......................... BO “ suit.
home yesterday.
rocks above, then ventured to the water’s
bushman has stung him!’
For the latest styles in dressmaking go
edge,
but
last
of
all
they
plunged
beneath
Mens
’
“
“
Ribbed
............. 70 “ “
A party has left Reno to capture a gang
“He had all the symptoms that follow
to Mrs. G. Barclay, Novelty block, oppo
flood, and the coveted strength was
MARRIED.
of horse thieves which has been operating the
Mens
’
“
“
Fine
...........
$1.00 per “
the bite of that cheerful serpent, but no­
site Hotel Oregon.
On one occasion the brave who first
in that section, and who are believed to be theirs
Mens
’
Clothing
—
Summer
Suits
from
.......
$3.So “ “
visited
the
lake
killed
a
monster
or
fish,
and
where
about
him
could
the
marks
of
the
making for Oregon.
The following are the officers of the deadly fangs of one be found upon the
was at once set upon by untold numbers of PAYNE—RICHARDSON—At Picard, Sis­
Black
Cotton
Bicycle
Hose
.............................
40 cts pair.
kiyou county, June 21,1896, by E L Nash Pacific Coast delegations at the St. Louis
The campmeeting at Central Point was excited Llaos (for such they were called),
dead
Indian.
Later
they
found
the
J.
P.,
A.
S,
Payne
of
Pokegama
and
Miss
well attended. Mrs. E. M. Barrett, the who carried him to the top of the cliffs, cut
convention: California delegation—• mother bushman lying dead in the
Bertie Richardson, of Roseburg.
woman preacher, created considerable in­ his throat with a stone knife, then tore his
Chairman, Harvey Lindley; national bushes near the cow tree. In the trunk
A nice line of Trunks and Valises.
terest, but few converts.
body in small pieces, which were thrown
committeeman,
J.
D.
Spreckels;
com
­
down
to
the
waters
far
beneath,
where
he
of the tree, deeply embedded, they dis­
DIED.
Robt. Bond of Trail creek, the Dick was devoured by the angry Llaos—and such
mittee on resolutions, A. B. Lemmon; covered her poison fangs. Then the ter­
Croker of the republican party is in town shall
be
the
fate
of
every
Klamath
brave,
YOURS TRULY,
with a load of Jim l eabo’s jerked venison who, from that day to this dares to look up­ GRIFFIN—In Jacksonville precinct, June committee on credentials, G. A. Knight; rible truth was revealed. The snake,
sold to D. L Minkler <£ Son’s.
18, 1896, of whooping cough, infant child committee on permanent organization, despoiled of her family, had avenged
on the lake.”
of Mr. and Mrs.'H. L. Griffin; aged 17 O. A. Hale; Vice-President, U. S. Grant;
Misses Ollie and Rose Brentano of Jack­ Great care has been exercised by the
herself on the despoiler. She had min­
months.
sonville visited Mrs. J. J. Houck and Ash­ Mazamas in preparing this year's outing.
rules and order of business, F. H. Short. gled her venom with the milk in the
land friends Friday. Miss Rose will cele- It is expected that the scientific branches qf
Mr. Lemmon, the member of the com­ tree, and the Indian had drunk of it
the government will be represented by ex­
brate the 4th of July in this city.
Real Estate.
Successor to O. H. BLOUNT.
mittee
on resolutions, is for free coin­
perts in their various lines, and that some
Conrad Mingus to Cora E Lyon; lot 5. blk age. Oregon delegation—national com­ deeply and met his awful fate.
H. P. Lewis of La Grande, is registered of the be3t scientists on the Pacific coast
“But the tree that gives light inter­
at the Ashland House. He is a pioneer of will be present to participate in the pro­ 44. Medford; $200 00.
Jas Thornton, trustee, to E K Anderson ; mitteeman, Georgo A. Steel: Vice- ested and amazed mo more than the oth­
that section and is a general agent tor the ceedings. One novel feature of the meeting
certain parcels and water rights in Ashland, President of the convention, J. H. Col-
New York life insurance company.
ers. This tree doesn't grow more than
will be a barbecue of wild game, which $9500 00.
breath; resolutions, Charles S. Moore; 10 or 12 fee£ |pgh, but three of them
abounds
in
the
vicinity.
Interest
will
be
The body of Henry Wagner, drowned in
M E Rigby to Thos F West; lot 6. blk 2,
credentials, Wallace McCammant; per­ would light a pretty good sized house.
Klamath river at Hamburg Bar, was re­ increased in this feature if it could be held West’s add to Medford: $1 00.
Baked
covered Friday, several miles below the in the crater on Wizard island.
J A Rifle to Chas Nickell ; parts of lots 2, manent organization, J. W. Meldrum; If you rub its leaves smartly between
R. MILES' RESTORATIVE NEBVJNP
haunch of cougar would go well with fresh 2, 6 and 7, blk 27, Jacksonville; $150 00.
scene and one week after the accident.
notification, Charles Hillon; chairman your hands they will glow in the dark
BO Bright New Silver Dollars to be given
cures nervous prostration. Not mi­
mountain trout, stuffed grouse, bear meat,
W
B
Colton
to
E
D
Briggs;
2
acres
in
of the delegation, Charles Parrish; sec­ like a lightning bug. As soon as night
In the case of the two Portland boys tor and a slice of venison. There are two points Ashland; $900 00.
raculously, Lu» scientifically, by first
away, divided in four Cash Prizes as follows:
stealing bicycles, Henry Grady was bound of departure from the railroad, namely,
Myer to E D Briggs; 16 acres in twp retary, R. A. Booth. Washington dele­ comes the leaves 011 this tree begin to removing the germs of disease, and then
over to appear before the grand jury and Medford and Ashland. The road from 39 Wm
1st Prize.......................................... $20 00
gation—Chairman, P. C. Sullivan;
supplying healthy nerve food, tocteaalnf
s, r 1 e; $450 00.
Ben Hudson sent to the reform school.
Medford follows up the famous Rogue river
Conrad Mingus to John Morns; 4 acres national committeeman, G. II. Emer­ shine as if they were, so many electric the appetite, helping dilation ami
2d
“ .......................................... 15 00
lights. Looking off across country, one ening the
F. B. Johnson, railroad car-inspector, ac­ valley .past Table Rock, Hole in the ground. in twp 37 s, r 3 w; $260 00.
system. I>--
3d
“ .......................................... 10 00
son;
resolutions,
A.
F.
Burleigh;
cre-
Flounce
Rock,
Rogue
river
falls
ana
White
companied by bis wife and children, left
can see scores of the trees shining here
John W Morris to Max Muller; 4 acres in
prolonged *•- .
-perate cases
4th
5 00
ilentia's, J. AL Gilbert; Vice-President and there in the darkness |ike beacon require
Tuesday on a visit to Santa Rosa and Horse canyon. From Ashland the road is twp 37 s, r 2 w; $600 00.
that of M- •*
-atment as shown by
known
as
the
Dead
Indian
trail,
although
southern California. Mr. Dunn of Sacra­
C Chaffey to F J Carter; 160 acres in twp not selected; rules and order of busi­ lights seyu the hills. The Indians c*’'
iu. B. Reed, of Delta, Iowa, who
Total................... $50 00
it is now a wagon road. Like the road from 34 s,r 2 w; $100 00.
mento is in bis place.
writes: "As the result of a lightning stroke,
Medford, it leads through a romantic coun­ Jesse A Applegate et al, to John A Mc­ ness, L. W. Carried; notification of it the witch tree, and I «’**" T ..
the
physicians
said
I
had
a
light
stroke
of
When you drink tea get the best—Ito try, full of beauty and grandeur. It passes Call; 12,935 square feet of land in Ashland; Vice-President, H. L. Wilson. No reso­ them. It give- uie
COTÆTÆEHSrOTlSrG- TÆOTSTIDJAY, XÆ-A.Y 4
light
has paralysis, my limbs would all draw up. I
Blend—it will please you. Take no other. close to Mount Pitt, Pelican Lake, old Fort $1
lution was adopted, but Mr. Burleigh,
00.
would
have
throbblngs
J. K. Van Sant, Ashland.
Klamath, where Captain Jack and his com­ Same to Lydia T McCall! same; $1 00.
we
will give (on every 25c cash purchase and upwards,
oeen
drenched
with
W
a$ev,
and
so
if
tho
will make a strong fight in the vvmmit-
Dr. Miles* in my chest that seemed or amount
in cash paid in on book account) Coupons re­
John A McCall to same; same; $1 00.
tree
begin»
to
grow
a
little
dim
all
they
Wm. Faber, the Albany brewer, and his panions where hanged in 1873 for the murder
tee and, if neceisary, in convention for
unendurable. For three presenting the amount of cash paid. For every $10
Trustees M E church, south, to Mrs L the gold-staudard plank
wife and married daughter, arrived Monday. ot General Canby, aud along the justly
Nervine
hav
e
fo
do
is
to
douse
two
or
three
pails
the
Wash
­
months I ceuld not sleep worth of these coupons the holder is entitled to one guess
Mr- Faber left Tuesday for Klamath Hot celebrated Annie Creek ¡canyon. Those so Legate; lot 11, blk 10. Medford: $165 00.
of water oyer it, and it is just like giv­ Restores
and for three weeks did at the number of beans contained in the Glass Matt on
TF West to M E Rigby; lot 6, blk 2, ington convention.
Springs to try the mud. The ladies are desiring can go one way and return the
other, and it is expected that nearly all West's add to Medford; $1 00.
ing the wipk of a lamp a turn or two
stopping at the Depot Hotel.
not close my eyes. 1
The
Republican
natioual
convention
will avail themselves of that privilege.Good
Health........ prayed for sleep, and exhibition at our store.
higher. “—New York Sun.
Benj Hay morid, referee, to O C Tiffany;
For first-class dental work see Dr. A. fishing and hunting abound along the line the
nominated
McKinley
and
Hobart
on
the
The nearest guess to the correct number gets the 1st
ie Last Chance mine in twp 36 s, r3 w.
felt that If relief did not come I would be
Hinman, Masonic block.
of travel,—W. G. Steel in Chicago Inter $400 00.
prize, next nearest 2nd prize, etc. The man to be
Bought Gut Camps.
first ballot and adopted a protection and
dead or Insane. I took Dr. Miles* Restora­
opened, bear.B counted and prizes awarded when 100
M E Shepherd and N E Colvin to J F gold standard platform. Senator Teller
Andy Payne, the well known carpenter Ocean.
Louis Larson, a photographer from Ta­ tive Nervine and tho second night slept two
Shepherd; land in J ackson ville; $300 00.
now of Pokegama was married Sunday m
guesses are taken.
coma. has purchased F. L. Camps' gallery
Alonzo R Dwigans to Wm Myer ;
acres and a number of uther leading silver ad­ m Ashland and is in charge oftho same. hours and from that time on my health Im­
Siskiyou county to a young lady from
Chas. Sexton’s residence at Lucky Queen,
vocates
left
the
convention,
and
will
EVERYTHING SOLD AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Roseburg, Miss Bertie Richardson They Josephine county, was destroyed by fire in Ashland; right of way for water ditch;
For the next 30 days he will make cabinet­ proved; slowly at first, but steadily and
$43 33.
probably 6et up in business on a silver sized photos for $3 00 per dozen.
surely. I took in all 40 bottles, and I cannot
have the best wishes of many friends.
Friday. Loss $3000; no insurance.
Joe A Thomas to Catherine K Thomas- basis. The vote on the money plank
express how grateful I am, for I am now
Miners’ supplies at R. 8. Barclay & John Allen, a Merlin miner, is dying certain mining groqnd in t^p
s> r 4 w; was eight to one against sliver fre^ coin­
perfectly well, and have taken no medicine
A
correspondent
from
Salem
to
the
Bon, Talent. Cheap.
from the effects of eating “greens" that $500 00.
for over four months." Dr. Miles' Nervine
Oregonian
says
that
Prof.
McElroy
will
age.
was
mistaken
for
“
sour
dock.
”
Fred B Martin to J R Baltimore, 30 acres
Rev. F. G. Strange is visiting eastern
is sold by druggists on guarantee that first
probably
be
elected
president
of
the
state
Oregon and reports the air clear and brac­
Eight residences and many barns, out­ in twn 39 s, r 1 e; also lots 17.18 and 20, blk
agricultural
college
at
Corvallis.
He
is
The
California
Democratic
convention
bottle benefits or money refunded.
ing. Rev. Robt Ennis will preach for him buildings, etc., repre'enting two blocks on P, R R add to Ashland: $150 00.
Book on heart and nerves free. Dr. Miles
Austin S Hammond to Conrad Mingus; at Sacramento was conducted under the boldihg a job in the state university now. Medical
tn the Ashland Presbyterian church next Jefferson street near Washington, Red
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
land
in
twp
37
s!
r
2
w;
$10
00.
control
of
the
San
Francisco
''Junta."
Sunday.
Bluff, were destroyed by fire Tuesday.
W. H. Mowat. J. L. Coyle, Frank and
MINING LOCATIONS.
The “ Buckleyites " were defeated in the
Judge CrowelLand Hon. W. I. Vawter
’V^.Medford, Oregon^Z’
Chas. Loomis and Messrs. French and
F E Birge on June 6tl| located a placer contested delegation fight, and in turn
are
up
from
Medford
today.
Awarded
Curtis started this week on the summer
in Steamboat district
elected delegates tQ the Chicago conven­
campaign of repairing the Postal tele­
F W Dickman, et al. on June 16th filed tion, Gould of gteekton was elected Highest Honors—World’s Fair,
R. M. Garret, Dick Roach, Ed. Sutton.
graph line between Ashland and Roseburg. Chas.
notice
of
assessment
work
on
their
claim
Smith. J. M. Taylor, Clint Austin,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
(hftirman. Tlio platform adopted de­
'W'llesr B« Allen Oo.
It it requires an annual outlay of $100.00 J. B. Leach. D. R. Mathews, Frank Foster, in Forest creek district.
°? May 2l9t located a water clares for free silver coinage, against re­
to insure 3 family against any serious con­ John Million and others are out on the • T?
right
of
a00
inches
m
Schieffelin
gulch.
OR LEASE
sequences from an attack of bowel com­ Klamath Falls wagon-road repairing ex­
funding the railroad deljt, endorsed
@ Of Portland.
plaint during the year, there are many pedition. E. B. Curry and fatqily with
Cleveland
and
Budd,
denounced
the
A.
Who would feel it their duty to pay it; that Thad McHatton as mascot, are running
Children Cry for P. A, »nd declined to mention woman's
they could not afford to risk their lives, and the dining ball.
suffrage. Senator White, W. W. F< ota,
those of their family for such an amount
Pitcher
’
s
Castoria,
Any one can get this insurance for 25
J. G. Maguire and J. V. Coleman were
Buckien’s Arnica Salvo.
cents, that being the price of a bottle of
elected delegates at large to the Chicago
Children
Cry
for
Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar
The best solve in the world for Cuts
convention. In ail but two congress­
rhoea Remedy. In almost every neighbor­ Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Pokegama, Cal.
hood some one has died from an attack of Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Pitcher’s Castoria.
ional districts nominations were de­
bowel complaint before medicine could be Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi­
fer: ed until after the Chicago conven­
Fourth of July Celebration*
procured or a physician summoned. One tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
tion. Maguire was renominated in the
or two doses of this remedy will cure any guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
There
will be a basket picnic at the
OR SALE OR LEASE on Reasonable
ordinary case. It never fails. Can you money refunded. Price 25 cents per box fair grounds near Central Point on Satur­ Fourth district, and L. J. Maddux in
Terms. Call on or address:
'
H
afford to take the risk for so small an For sale by E. A. Sherwin
the
Seventh.
Jo.
Hamilton
of
Placer
day, July 4th. Harry Watkins of Mult­ and William Craig of San Francisco
amount? For sale by Ashland Drug Co.
nomah will deliver tho oration. The
H. S. Prendergast, TERMS:—Small payment down and $10 per month. Organs
It Saves Lives Every Day.
programme will include horse, bicyclo were elected electors at large.
$5.00 per month,
Pokegama, Cal.
ROYAL Baking Powder. Thousands of cases of Consumption. and foot races and other amusements.
A Natural Beautifleir.
Highest of all la leavening Asthma, Coughs. Co'ds, and Croups are Dancing parties will take place at the Karl’q Clover Root Tea purifies the blood
PIANOS:—Chickering, Hardman, Fisher, Jewett, Ludwig
Mrs. L. Hessig,
cured every day by Shiloh’s Cure. For Central Point hotel ball on the oights of
(Most Perfect Made.
and gives a clear and beautiful complexion.
Wagth— u B. GowMMat Ra»ari Ml« by 1’e K, Polton. ~
th« 3d anfi 4th.
*
Beswick, Cal.
ORGANS:—Estey, Mason & Hamlin, Frand and Bottey.
S
i s
I
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Scotts Êtnulsicru
5
FIRST CLASS
Paste it in your hat
E. A. SHERWIN.
MENS, BOY S and CHILDREN’S
MEN'S)
BICYCLE PANTS.
UNDERWEAR.
FURNISHINGS.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
The New Summer Goods
the Prices are Lower than they
ever been sold in Ashland.
A nd have
Will Not Perform Miracles
But It Will Cure.
John McClunie,
FREE SILVER!
D
Prof. P. J. HEAD
DR;
Hotel For Sale
Five Different Kinds of
F CREAM
BAKING
POWDER
Fo> aglf by T. K. Bolton,
40 Years the Standard.
PIANOS
From $260 and Upwards.
F