VALLEY RECORD
ASHLAND, Or...Thursday. Aug 20, 1896.
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL.
Geo. F. McConnell Arrested.
George F. McConnell, the defaulting
keeper of records and seal of tbe grand
lodge of Knights of Pythias, reached Port-
land Sunday in the custody of Detective
Cody. McConnell fled from Portland
last month to avoid tbe consequeuces of
his crimes, and was recognized on tbe
streets of Roseland, B. C., over a week
ago by a traveling man from Portland,
who notified the members of the order in
Portland. As Judge Stephens was going
up there, be waB directed to hunt him
up and cauee hie arrest, which be did.
McCoDnell told Judge Stephens that be
would return to Portland voluntarily,
and Detective Cody reports that he kept
bis word in that respect and did not oc
casion him any trouble whatever.
Detective Cody did not go to Roseland,
but proceeded to Northport, in Washing
ton, a point about 10 miles from Roseland,
and close to the British Columbia line.
The marshal of Roseland sent McConnell
over to meet the Portland officer. Mc
Connell was given tbe choice by tbe
marshal of Roseland of returning volun
tarily or waiting the arrival of extradition
papers. He chose the former course.
To a reporter he said, in a cell in the
Portland city jail: “With all due respect
to you, I have nothing to say. There has
been enough Baid already. I am too
sick to talk.”
McConnell looks wearied and haggard,
and shows plainly that he has been under
a severe nervous strain for a long time
past. He was informed that space would
be cheerfully afforded him, if he desired
to say anything regarding tbe charges
against him. He Bbook bis head, and
declined to talk further.
Detective Cody states that McConnell,
on the way back, said that be was not bo
bad “in the bole,” and that he bad hopes
of being able to straighten matters out.
It has been reported that McConnell
cashed an endowment policy for $1000,
due to Mrs. Matthies, whose husband, a
prominent member of tbe Knights of
Pythias, died recently, and made way
with the money, and Detective Cody says
that McConcell informed him that he
had not cashed this policy.
The Railroad Taxes.
W. W. Bretherton, the Southern Pa-
cific’s lobbyist and tax agent, was down
from Portland the past week looking ud
the company’s interest in the assessment
of their property in Jackson county. As
sessor Jackson, before assuming his dut
ies as county clerk, assessed the com
pany at the eame figures as bis assess
ment of two years ago, including $10,000
per mile on their road bed. The assess
ment will come before the new equaliza
tion board, consisting of Henry Klippel,
appointed assessor to fill out Jackson’s
unexpired term, County Clerk Jackson
and County Judge W, S. Crowell. Much
interest is being taken in regard to the
valuation that the new board will place
on the railroad’s property and particular
ly the raise on the 63 miles of road-bed
from $4500 per mile to $10,000 per mile.
The recent county election clearly dem
onstrated that there was no doubt but
that the citizens of the count? sustained
the stand taken by Assessor Jacksou.
Hence it is presumed that the two other
members of the board will at least go for
a raise in the assessment of some kind,
and they may compromise somewhere
between the figures as equalized last
year, $4500 per mile on the road-bed,
aDd the $10,000 fixed in the assessment.
It may be that the railroad company will
attempt to bulldoze the new board into
the old figures, but that is not prob
able in the face of the generally conceded
wish ot the cax-pavers and citizens of
Jackson county. The present indica
tions point more to either a substantial
raise in the assessment or a firm and
aggressive fight. The new board of
equalization will meet the first Wednes
day in October.
The Discovery of Crater Lake.
Judges Reynolds and Lorigan, sitting
(W, G. 8t«el’s Mountains of Oregon,) in bank at San Jose, decided that a
A trip to Crater Lake is, to the lover of naturalized citizen who has lost his
the grand and beautiful in nature, an papers is entitled to register on pre
important event, around which will senting an affidavit stating merely the
ever cluster memories of uualloyed hap year of naturalization. Judge Reynolds
piness, thoughts of little adventures and
weird experiences that go to make life also held that persons having the right
to vote when the educational qualifica
worth living.
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The Indians of Southern Oregon have tion law was adopted could not be de
known of it for ages, but until recently prived of that right, although they
none haye seen it, for the reason that a could neither read nor write.
tradition handed down from generation
:
Oregon, Mt. Majesty and Crater Lake.
OregoD, the central Pacific state, is
within itself complete in topographical
feature and outline. It has many val
leys, lakes and rivers as well as lofty
mountains, whose horizons limit the
varied landscape views that intervene be
tween the foreet-clad backgrounds.
Its most interesting mountain range,
the Cascades, is of volcanic origin, aud
like a great partition wall, extending
throughout the state, divides the east
ern from the western portions. In thia
tortuous chain of mountains are to be
found Bnowclad alpine heights and al
most inaccessible regions of Bublime
wildness which the innovations of man
can not tame or improve. Though
many of its wildnesses have been pene
trated by the daring hunter and pros
pector a thousand jungles and rugged
summits remain pathless and unknown.
Mt. Hood, the northern Bentiuel of
peaks, looks down on three states, and
far at sea, like a terrestrial light house
is visible to the mariner. Gazing south
ward we behold an extended vista of
mountain peaks, namely: Mt Jefferson,
Three Sisters, Diamond Peak and Mt.
Pitt or Mt McLaughlin. This last moun
tain, standing at the southern termina
tion of the Cascade range, is a sharply
defined pyramid rising from the midst of
picturesque forests and lakes.
But in our bird6-eye journey let us re
trace our flight a few miles to the east
ward, where we may wander through
the battlefields of ancient nature and
upon time-sculptured monuments read
the chaos of ages , where flame-penciled
records tell us of Mt. Majesty, the mon
arch of mountains, that stood above all
clouds save her own lurid, smokey crown
that shadowed a Hood and a Shasta,
and extinguished its fiery Bbowers in
the sea.
Were there any human eyes to be
hold the terrible spectacle when the
fierce engines of demolition
spared
neither life nor its realm oi abode?
Were there rude savages who, awed be
fore the diety of fire, with incantations
wild, invoked the Vulcans to spare their
bunting grounds; and when they saw
the stormy pyrotechnics dimmed for a
moment by pitchy clouds of stygain
blackness, did they imagine they were
doomed by the war of the Gods?
But the lofty must crumble and the
great must fall. What could depict the
horror of the primeval Klamath as the
ash-covered earth rocked and groaned
beneath him, until the pent up thunders
of the molten deep burst forth iD mid air,
rending asunder the ancient Crater
lake mountain, which went crashibg
downwards upon the powers that created
it, to smoulder in the gulf that entombs
a giant of the past?
Another age has dawned and the
acene has changed. The artillery o. war
like nature has ceased, aud her fortresses
are silent. Ten thousand winters have
chilled her drossy walls, which now re
flect in a lake of Bapphire, upon whose
shores all travelers halt; where no arrow
is drawn from the quiver and where
writers pause for the inspiration of the
marvelous to portray, W. S. P arrot ,
Klamath Faile, Oregon, Aug., 11,1896.
Cure a,
i Scott’s Will Stubborn
Emulsion Cough I
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Watch prices at D. L. Minkler & Sons.
Lots of new goods,
Mrs. C. Chandler and Miss Lena Casey
Since 1878 there have been nine epi
are camping at Colestin.
to generation, described it as the home
demics
of dyseuterv in different parts of
of
myriads
of
sea-devils,
or,
as
they
were
Prof. Berry, of the state normal, return
called Llaos; and it was considered cer tbe country in which Chamberlain’s
ed from Sisson Tuesday.
tain death for any brave even to look Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
F. Roper and family, accompanied by
upon
it. This superstition still haunts used with perfect success. Dvsentery,
Nebraska relatives, are at Crescent City.
the
Klamaths.
While a few of the tribe when epidemic is almost as severe and
Miss Violet McCall is visiting her rel
have
visited
it,
they
do so with a sort of dangerous as Asiatic cholera. Hereto
atives, the Applegates, in Yoncolla valley
mysterious dread of the consequences. fore the best efforts of the most skilled
H. L. Whited, T. A. Hays, W. B. Colton
It was discovered by a party of twelve physicians have failed to check its rava
and Jas. Thornton are doing Crater lane.
prospectors on June 12th 1853, among ges, this remedy, however, has cured tbe
Ad. Helms, whois located at Etna, Sis
whom were J. W. Hillman, George most malignant cases, both of children
kiyou county, came over Monday on a
Ross, James Louden, Pat McManus, and adults, aud under tbe most trying
tnp.
Isaac Skeeters and a Mr. Dodd. These conditions, which proves it to be tbe bast
had left the main party, and were not medicine in the world for bowel com
Mrs. Dr. Gearv and childred of Medford
looking for gold, but having run short of plaints. For sale by Ashland Drug Co.
went to Colestin Monday to remain some
•y
/
time.
provisions, were seeking wherewithal to
500. and
at all druggists.
United States District’Attorney Mur
stay
the
gnawing
sensations
that
bad
Miss Margaret Chavner of Gold Hill de
phy of Portland, Or., has received in
seized upon their stomachs. Fora time
lighted Ashland friends with a visit the
hunger forsook them, as tbev stood in structions to defend Indian Agent Petet
first part of the week.
silent
amazement upon the cliffs, and of Klamath reservation, who has been
John dwell came up from Central Point
drank in the awe of the scene stretched sued in the county court of Klamath
■
and inspected tbe living pictures at the
before them. After partaking of the in county by Henry O’Brien, late teacher
wind up of the reunion.
spiration fostered by such weird grandeur in the Indian school there, to recover
A constantly increasing business, is a sure indication
Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood,
tbey decided to call it Mysterious, or $5000 damagesfor being put off the res
overcomes that tired feeling, creates an
Deep Blue Lake. It was subsequently ervation. It is charged that O’Brien
appetite, and gives refreshing sleep.
of enterprise and square-dealing.—E. A. S herwin .
called Lake Majesty, and by being con became so unmindful of his duties and
H. 8. Prendergast of Pokegama is being
stantly referred to as a crater lake, it so obstreperous that the agent deemed
prominently mentioned as the republican
gradually assumed that name, which is
nominee for supervisor in Siskiyou county.
it advisable to discharge him and forci
within itself so descriptive.
E. E. 8ayles of Steinman was attacked
bly expel him from the premises.
by neuralgia of the stomach and came
Mr. B. F. Simmons, the creamerv
O. W. Winthrop, who is accused by
very near dying Sunday. He is improving
Bought Out Camps.
man, will commence work on the new Janies Campbell, the Hawaiian capital
some now.
DRUGS and CHEMICALS only, and
Louis Larson, a photograpl •her from Ta- creamery to-morrow. This will employ
coma, has purchased F. L. Ci lamps’ gallery eight to ten carpenters tome three weeks ist, of having decoyed him to a cottage
Mrs. A. J. Stroehecker and two children
in Ashland
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sbland and is in charge of the same.
of Grants Pass, who have been visiting
it is intended to push the work along on the outskirts of San Francisco, tied
skillfully compounded by E. A. S herwin .
For the next 30 days he will mate cabinet as
Mrs. A. DePeatt for tbe past week, return
him to a bed and held him captive two
to
early
completion.
i
sized
photos
for
$3.00
per
dozen.
ed home Monday.
During the reunion a stranger named days, trying to make -him pay $20,000
The familv of Rev. Win. Hart, the
Colestin Personals.
Max H. Miller bugled most eloquently for his release, was captured in Oak
Episcopal clergyman, left yesterday for
for
the old soldiers, On Saturday night land. He was disguised as a cripple
Jas. Vance and wife of Berkley, returned
Lompoc, Santa Barbara county, to join
be stole a tent belonging to G. M. Grain and wore heavy goggles.
home via Yreka.
him m their new home.
that Sherwin sells all grades of Stationery, the very best
The British ship Harland arrived at
Miss Jessie Cole goes to visit relatives at ger and Ed. Sutton and tucking it away
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
in
his
cart
left
for
the
north.
He
was
made and Cheap Grades to meet any competition.
Dunsmuir this week.
Astoria, thirty-nine days from Hong
Blend—it will please you. Take no other.
Forepaugh Shows Here Sunday.
overtaken at Talont and at bis trial be kong, with fever aboard. During the
J. K. VanSant, Ashland.
Robert
Sexauer,
a
mining
man
from
The great Adam Forepaugh circus, which
fore Justice of the Peace A. P. Ham
The Dunsmuir Herald says there were plays at Salem Saturday and then jumps Grants Pass is rusticating here.
mond, was fined $25 and costs. He is passage all of the crew were sick with
31 guests registered at Castle Crag last to Redding for Monday, will be In Ashland
Mr3.
Bisbee
and
Mrs
Fred
Autenrieth
serving his time out in the county jail at what appeared to* be typhoid fever.
week, 20 at Upper Soda Springs and Sunday. It was reported that the circus and child spent last week with us.
Jacksonville. Constable Long is holding Three are still very ill and not expected
nearly 300 at Shasta retreat.
would unload and feed and water the
his horse and cart. Sutton and Grainger to live. The vessel has a cleanjbill of
Mrs.
S.
P.
Jones
and
daughter
Lulu
of
animals
in
Ashland
Sunday,
as
it
is
the
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing most convenient point between the two Jacksonville have engaged board.
were looking after the campers as special health from Hongkong. The health
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town
places. This will make a show in itself as
hall.
The Chansee-Montgomery party expect police and the local wags who made officer attributes the sicknessj to the
good as any one would wish for the price— to return to Grants Pass this week,
cracks at this incident were gently re water taken aboard at Hongkong.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Beswick and childred free.
minded that there was a possibility of
Al Hildreth and Ad Graham, Ashland their going along with Miller for com- Every man aboard lost from twenty to
and Mrs. Maree, Mr. Beswick’s sister frdm
LATER—CORRECT INFORMATION.
Chicago, who is here on a visit, left Satur
men, spent Tuesday in this altitude.
tempt of court for poking old jokes at an forty pounds in weight in the last three
Forepaugh and Sells big circus train
day for a trip to Crater lake.
weeks of the passage.
F.
T.
West,
a
Medford
resident
has
gone
officer of the law.
en route to San Francisco will arrive at
J. A. Larson, the tailor formerly of Ash the Ashland depot Sunday afternoon at to his home after two well spent weeks.
Subscriptions are being made at San
The Redding-Bieber stage was robbed by
land but of late years in San f rancisco,
Geo. Kurtz and J. H, Norris, Medford a lone highwayman this week. He took Francisco to a fund to bring the late
passed through last week and is visiting 3 o’clock. They will stop here to feed
and water their stock and animals, This citizens spent Sunday with their families. only one mail sack. The description of Kate Field's remains from Honolulu to
his ranch iu Josephine county.
consists of 47 cars and is the larg
Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones, of Henley came the robber tallies witn the man who robbed be placed at rest in her native land, ami
Mrs. C. H. Pierce went to Jacksonville train
eat
ever
taken
over
this
road.
It
will
re
up
Sunday for some good cold soda water. the same stage a year ago.
Tuesday and leaves next week for Placer
to erect a suitable monument to her
ville, Cal., where Charley will engage in quire 8 engines to draw it over the Sis-
Miss Lena Casey and Mrs. Chandler,
memory.
A Fact Worth Knowing.
kiyoue.
the general merchandise business.
have changed from Ashland to Celestin for
It is reported that an English syndi
Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia and
awhile,
The Western Union has cut down the
cate
has acquired the Tehauntepec
Medford
Items.
all
Throat
and
Lung
diseases
are
cured
by
messenger allowance for tne Ashland office
The new cook at the hotel seems to please
Isthmus railroad in Mexico, and intends
and tbe force will be compelled hereafter to
Vint Beall’s wheat crop at Central Point all of the guests. He gets his dishes up in Shiloh’s Cure. For sale by T, K. Bolton.
pay for the delivery out of their salary.
to put on connecting lines of steamers
went 50 bushels to the acre.
the latest city style.
for carrying freight to Coast points.
The
trial
of
Cashier
W.
G.
Peters
of
Ex-Sheriff Pattersou and Miss Newman
Mrs. Levi Willits of Ashland visited
Willard Cole, business-manager of the
I
last week took Mrs. Harvey Mack of Bo Medford relatives Wednesday.
summer resort, made a flying trip to Ash the Columbia National Bank of Ta
Contractor J. S. MeGilvray of Denver
nanza, Klamath county, to the asylum at
coma, Wash., charged on nearly thirty was killed by the falling timbers of a
Rev. C. H. Fradenburg of eastern Ore land, a few day8 ago.
Salem. Theo. Kinsman came as far as
gon
is
visiting
Central
Point
relatives.
a
counts of falsifying books and reports broken derrick at the old American
Andy
Houtton
whose
home
is
in
Sam
’
s
Ashland with them.
valley, came here very much indisposed. to the bank examiner and on other Exchange Hotel site in San Francisco.
D.
C,
Ely
of
Oregon
City
is
in
Medford
Mr. Wertz and son, who have been
He is gaining rapidly.
counts, making a total of forty-six, with
working a placer mine on Steamboat, have with a view ot going into the mercantile
Arthur Jackson, 19 years old, shot
Herbert B. Cole took his vacation at using funds in an unauthorized manner,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben<
returned borne. Tbev have made a good business.
and
killed August Florentine, a saloon
starter to be ready next season, to com
Miss Mattie Morris, of the Good Sama Ashland during the soldiers and sailors re- was ended by the jury bringing in a
efactor to Thousands
mence on some rich ground.
ritan hospital, Portland, is visiting Jackson uninn, He was accoinpaiued home by verdict of guilty on counts charging keeper at San Francisco. Jackson
Willie Dodge.
claims
self-defense,
county
relatives.
If you want first-class Photos, go to a
Mrs. B. Cole entertained her guests Sat falsification. On the %other counts it
first-class artist. Larson makes the platino.
Fred Barneburg, wife and daughter, Miss
Judge McHatton of the District Court
urday
evening by a social party. Much fun did not agree.
Mollie, and A, J. McLeod and wile have
has knocked out legalized gambling in
D- M, Simmons, who is suffering from returned
was
enjoyed
as
well
as
taffy
eaten.
It
will
The Supreme Court of California has
from the ocean a^ Cresent City.
dropsy of the heart, started yesterday for
Butte, Mont., by deciding that the city
be an evening not soon to be foregotten.
handed down a decision in the case of has power to pass and enforce an ordi
Modesta, Cal., where-his daughter, Mrs.
Tom Miller of Sardine creek is at the
Mrs.
L.
Sisemore
who
was
called
to
Jack
Walter Smith, lives. He was accompanied coast working for the Port Orford Tribune,
Marshall J. Miller of Yuba county, con
by bis son Chester and youngest daughter. which is being published bv Mr. Sutton, an sonville by the recent death of her mother victed of murder and sentenced to be nance within the city limits to prohibit
and
Mrs.
N.
A.
Jacobs
who
visited
her
ill
gambling in spite of the State law, which
Miss Belle Willis of Roseburg. Mr. Sher old settler of Jackson county.
hanged, confirming the verdict of the makes a legal business of gambling.
sister at Medford, have returned.
Allen Simons returned Sundav from the
man of Portland, Messrs. Enyart and
Miss Marie Devlin of Applegate, has lower court.
The gamblers have taken the decision
Whitman of Medford and Misses Ralph ocean at Bandon and reports that W. L.
The old soldiers of Southern Oregon as final, and will remove their establish
and Brown of Ashland, leave—as soon as a Neil, formerly of Ashland precinct, is do returned home after a fortnight at the
chaperone who knows her place can be ing well in the dairy business in Coos hotel. Miss Agnes Devlin who has spent held a reunion at Ashland during the ments outside the 'city. Gambling lias
a month here, went home Wednesday.
county.
found—for a trip to Crater lake.
week.
been going on unmolested in Butte for
Any one wishing a good hunt and good
Amos
Fries
and
Miss
Bessie
Wait
visited
For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
twenty-live or thirty years.
Emanuel
Hanson,
a
cocaine
fiend
in
luck
hunting,
should
come
to
Colestin.
Miss
Marie
Andrews
and
Ashland
friends
Hinman, Masonic block.
The
woods
are
full
of
quail,
grouse,
and
Humboldt
county,
w
as
so
frightened
by
Wednesday. Mr. Fries, who has been in
Marcio Sebastian, aged 90, was regis
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Wall, who have West Point two years, starts east Friday deer. Editor Chausee ot Grant's Pass, slew coming across two tame bears that he
tered at Santa Rosa. His mother is also
been in Jackson county several months, to resume his studies in that celebrated two fine deer the other day.
became insane and tried to kill himself living at the rlpo old age of 130.
________
_ on their return
home to , military school.
started Monday
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Jesse Enyart and Bert Whitman of Med to keep the bears from eating him alive.
the Hawaiian* Islands. They will visit
A whale is in Puget Sound, and hunt
Dr. R. L. Parker and wife of the north ford accompanied by Miss Ralph and Miss
their friend, Mr. Campbell, who was kid
A package of bonds amounting to ing parties are the order of the day.
of Butte creek, accompanied by his Brown of Ashland drove to Colestein Sun
napped in San Francisco, before taking fork
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the steamer.
I son’s-in-law, Deputy Sheriff E. E. Smith day for the day. Miss Ralph expects to $2500 worth were found in a Fresno
The steamer Point Arena, from San
and Henry Henford of Lakeview, and spend part of the coming month here.
lodging-house hid behind a picture Francisco to Mendocino, went ashore!
WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
Larson makes porcelain pictures—the their families, returned last week from an
Misses Bessie and Marie Nickell of Jack frame hanging on the wall. They were near Point Reyes and returned in a1
who resides at Green Bay, writes
latest.
outing at Crescent City.
sonville, will arrive Saturday. They will be stolen last September in a jewelry box,
March 6th, 1895, as follows:
damaged
condition.
She
had
a
very
W. E.Cook, of the Klamath River Lum
Dr. E. Kirchgessner has bought out Geo. accompanied by Mrs. R. Dunn who is en with jewelry, from a Boston woman
"Five years ago I became so nervous that
ber Co., went to Portland Monday on a H. Tyler’s interest in the famous Dead route home to San Francisco, after a
narrow escape from the fate of the St. mental work was a burden. I could not rest
business trip. He reports that the mill, Indian soda springs and he has filed upon pleasant visit with her mother, Mrs. H. then visiting at Fresno. Search re Paul and Columbia.
To buy Summer Underwear, Straw Hats, Etc.
at night on account of sleeplessness. My
which has been shut down for a week, will the same and is putting in some improve Pape.
vealed the jewel box but the valuables
Francisco Yndart, a concert hall attention was called to Dr. Miles' Restora
start up again next Monday on 300, 000 ments as well a3 protecting the property
The prices are cut to close them out...............
The new names among campers since except the l>onds had been removed.
feet of logs which are being driven down from destruction as a camping place.
singer at Los Angeles, brought suit to tive Nervine, and 1 commenced to use it
our
last
issue
are
as
follows;
the
Misses
the nver by the contractor David Horn.
James D. Sherman of the Round val recover $100,000 from the Coronel estate. Trith the very best effect. Since then I
Grant Rawlings, ex-county recorder, and Stephenson, Prof. Hitchcock and wife. Miss
Dodge has a big stock of hammocks, Jos. Kock, the map man, have put on the Hattie Sackett. Ashland; the Misses ley district in Mendocino county, Cal., The trust document upon which lie have kept a bottle in my house and use it
comprising cheap, medium and best market a correct map of Jackson county, Bhideler, Mrs. Dr. Geary and children, is the latest victim of assassination in pased his claim has just been declared whenever my nerves become unstrung, with
grades at prices to suit the times.
always the same good results. My son also
four feet high and three feet wide. It con Medford.
the series of homicides prevailing in a forgery in Judge Sluiw's court. -
takes it for nervousness
tains
all
present
owners
of
land,
post
Mrs.
Joe
Poore
and
little
son
expect
to
that section of late. Sherman at one
H. H. Hunter, Ex-Sheriff Frank Walker
Campers by the roadside near Carson, Dr. Miles’
with like never falling
and 8. J. Fore of Yreka in company with offices, county roads, streams and rivers return to their home at Dunsmuir this time killed Mike Meagher in Kansas in Nev., found eleven $10 gold coins of
Mens’ Summer Balbriggan from......... 50c to 35c.
success. I have recom
Nervine
W. W. Adams, a mining expert from Butte and voting precincts. It is a valuable con week to remain for a time. Mr. Poore
ÍÍ
mended it to many and
City, Mon., representing great wealth, cern and will be put on the market-by Mr. runs as engineer on the Sbas ta division a conflict between cowboys and owners 1854 mintage under some brush. Bones
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•were on last evening’s train for Indian Rawlings of Medford for the small sum of as far as Ashland.so bis family will remove of cattle the former were driving away. were scattered among the eoin, which Restores
It cures them. AU who
there later on.
and
Boys
’
Straw
Hats
cut 1-2 to close out.
After coming to California he killed a indicates that some man perished there
creek, in the Happy Camp section, going $3.
suffer fropi nerve
via Grants Pass. They are looking for a
A Bryan club was organized at Jackson
The Misses Dowling of Yreka, have been jeweler, F. U. Parker, at Ukiah.
It is many years ago with the coin in his Health......
troubles should try It.
$1.50.
shoes, solid leather,at.
big mining deal.
ville Tuesday evening, Attorneys Wm. M. spending the week resting from their
It is free frufa narcotics, perfectly harm
Colvigand A. N. Soliss, democrats con winter’s work at the High school. Miss stated his victims numbered a half pocket.
1.25.
Boys
’
Cvrle
Congress.
less, aud yet soothes and strengthens. Dr.
Giant Powder, 13z‘i cents per pound, verted to 16 to 1 free silver coinage by the Cassie will teach the school at Coles, this dozen in all.
Two fishermen picked up a beautiful Miles, through his Nervine is a benefactor
at R. 8. Barclay & Son, Talent.
Mens’ Corderoy pants, heavy only
2.25.
tidal wave that nominated Bryan,'were coming winter and Miss Nellie will grad-
Dr. F. A. Nief, a veterinary surgeon pointer dog eight miles out beyond the to thousands.”
A. C. LEHMAN,
Allen Hildreth has purchased D. D. elected president and secretary of the club, uate at home this year.
at
San
Francisco,
has
discovered
tuber
Straw
Hats
for
Boys
................
■ .05.
heads at Sjm Francisco. lle had evi
Editor and proprietor of D er L andsman .
Good’s interest in the pioneer truck, dray respectively. They have given it out cold
'
-
---- —e------ .——
culosis in a duck's liver. The duck was dently fallen overboard from an outgo
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on guarantee
and transfer business of Ashland and the that they have renounced eternally their
Mill Feetf.
being dressed for the table when the ing steamer and had been swimming first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
advertisement of the new firm appears else vassalage to the gold standard. Sheriff A.
Wholesale, $12.50 per ton. Retail, 70 diseased condition of the liver was for several hours when rescued.
where in this issue of the R ecord . Messrs. S. Barnes, populist, was elected vice-presi
cents per 100 at the Ashland Roller Flour noticed.
Fox & Hildreth are energetic and reliable dent.
Judge Dorn of Monterey county, Cal.,
YOUTItS TBULY,
hustlers, just the kind of men for that
Mills.
The
District
Fair.
ALLEN HILDRETH.
The mills of the Sperry Flour Com has decided the late grand jury o^that W1LI1AM FOX,
business.
Normal School Notes.
The third anuai district fair for Jack-
pany, located at Paso Robles, were county was an illegal body, and all in
Miners’ supplies at R. S. Barclay & son and Josephine county will be held at
Prof. J. J. Berry has returned from Cal- burned on the 12th inst.
dictments found by it were quashed.
Son, Talent. Cheap.
the Central Point fair grounds for five ifornia and is assisting in the work of the
The
canning
and
fruit
packing
estab
Drought Is causing much suffering
days,
beginiug
Sept.
32d,
The
associat
Max Pracht, the great and only genuine
summer Normal.
(notgood unless bearing the M. H. signa ion announces that $2200 will be o ffered
Edith Gregory, one of the commercial lishment at Anderson, Cal., was des among the poor in Guana Juato,
ture) original McKinley man, arrived home for premiums and purses. How much graduates, is book-keeper for Virgin & Co. troyed by fire a few days ago.
Ashland, Oregon.
Mexico.
i
from the east Tuesday for a visit of a few will actually be paid is not mentioned.
Present correspondance indicates a much
Lord Sholto Dquglai>s has returned to
^’ogales, Mexieo, was attacked by
days with bis family in Ashland. He then
larger attendence than last year. The en
goes to Portland to impart the Hanna in The people are not equipped to patronize rollment of last year will be Doubled by the Yaqui Indians on Wednesday night and Los Angeles from his sojourn in Ari City Passenger
the
anuai
farce
called
the
district
fair
and
structions to the faithful. As soon as the
middle of this school year.
fifteen people were killed. The trouble zona, and announces that he will now
secret is revealed he will journey on to the repeated failures is the best evidence
Places are wanted for four young ladies
and Truck Transfer
other states in the Union, the great of that fact. Besides that, the reputation who wish to work tor board in order to at is caused by believers in Teresa de Ca- remain among the Angels.
mystery to unfold. The republicans are of the thing has become so notoriously tend school. Who can assist these wo rthy bora, a reputed saint, who wields great
The employees of the California State
---- All kinds 01 freight, baggage
not suffering for the want of ready cash and rotten that its word is no longer good young women?
influence over the Indians.
Printing
Office have passed resolutions
household goods, etc., transfer-
Max has no anx'ety about getting stuck on with the public, who have been imposed
Three young men wish to do chores for
ed with promptness and safety.
Leonard Zeittraeger and his 13-year- in regard to the agitation for investiga
the road.
board.
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
do
a
vast
upon as long aB they are liable to stand
Hauling on a large scale cou-
tion
of
the
printing
department,
saying
amount
of
good
for
tne
young
people
and
old
son
WiBie,
have
just
completed
The difference between Pills and Sim it. We wish the fair sueess, but the for the school.
, traded for, ....
, . .
E, THE UNDER8IGNED COMMITTEE, selected
their
walk
f
’
ui
San
Jose,
Cal.,
to
Hobo
there
is
no
reasons
for
any
special
in
mons Liver Regulator, is just this: Pills prospects are more favorable for the re
to count the beans in the Glass Man at...................
The
mother
of
a
young
lady
in
Lane
don’t go down very easy with most people, cording of, another tailure.
ken, N. J. The father lost an arm in vestigation.
county
wishes
to
mortgage
a
house
and
lot
WOOD
ZFOJR,
S-A/LZE
and you feel them afterwards. While Sim
in Phoenix for $50 that her daughter may an accident in a mill and his house soon
J. T. Newcomer, who is seventy yeprs
mons Liver Regulator in liquid or powder
The Wheat Crop.
finish her preparation for teaching. She is after burned and his wife and three old, was convicted of murder at Stock
------ ICE IN 8EASON—
is very pleasant to take, and tbe only feel
The receipts of new wheat at the a very worthy amd energetic young wo children perished, leaving him helpless ton, for having slain his mining part
ing that you have afterwards is the great
men.
Who
can
help
their
matter»
Wil. handle ice in Ashland during the
relief that it gives from Constipation, Bil Ashland mills, have been large during
He Beeks relatives in ner, Colonel Dorsey, in a business quar
Small houses are again wanted near the and penniless.
FTER CAREFULLY COUNTING THEM find that
summer season, Delivered at your door
iousness, Sick Headache and Dyspepsia. the past week and continue so. The campus,
the
East.
rel.
that
will
rent
for
about
$5
per
the Glass Man contained........................... . . . .
every morning.
acreage o( the wheat crop in this valley, month. Who will be the first man to help
It is a mild laxatiye and a tonic.
The
town
clerk^f
Redding,
John
Rus
Fied
Dow
of
Fresno
shipped
twenty-
is
about
the
same
as
laBt
year
but
the
R. Rouse, who has had much ex product is far from being up to the aver himself as well as the school by building sell, shot himself dead at his home be
ÆWPassengers delivered to any part of
nine boxes of choice pears to Montreal,
perience in the hotel business, has rent age and quality much inferior to that of such cottages. People gave up moving
the city.
here
last
year
because
tbey
could
not
rent
cause
of
a
shortage
in
his
insurance
ac
Canada,
llis
returns
show
selling
price
ed the Ashland House, the pioneer hotel last year’s wheat. The grain was dam property near the school.
Ticket No. 63, Guess 4000, Gets 1st Prize............
...................... $20 00
counts, being agent of the London and $46 88. Expenses $45 46. Net $1 42.
of this city, and is conducting tbe same, aged much bv shrinkage during the hot
«<
«t
u
it
Some man with a large heart drove in Liverpool Insurance Company.
2d
..................... 15 00
4080,
77,
having taken charge Tuesday.
The steamer Queen arrived at Port
<<
«C
il
Bpell. Mr. Virgin estimates the loss to from Neil creek with a ton of good hay and
3d Il
• • • • • • ••••• ..................... 10 00
3971, <<
32,
WANTED AT ONCE!
unloaded
it
m
the
barn
on
the
campus
and
<1
ll
Two
companies
of
the
24th
Infantry,
<<
Townsend
(Wash.),
from
Alaska
with
ll
..................... 5 00
Wimer Bros, have just finished a good the farmers cf the valley from this cause said that he brought it as a gift to the
4th
3913,
21,
stationed at Nogales, have started on 184 passengers; among them were thirty-
cleanup at their Waldo placer mines and to be at least 40,000 bushels. The school.
two disgusted miners from Cook’s Inlet.
tbe Journal says they will soon spend I shrunken grain requires about a peck
1500 0
Total,
ctive agents for each
It would be a fine thing for the school if the trail of the murderous Yaquis.
Exclusive oontrol and no
M. A. ALFORD j
$6000 among the people in further im more than wheat of average grade to forty such men would drive in with a load
At Sunrise City, Alaska, not far from The hitter tell a story of suffering. Ac risk. County.
J ko . R. NORRIS > Committee.
Will clear 12 to 35 hundred dollars a
make a barrel of fiour. These mills are of wood each, and one man with a load of Cook’s Inlet, are 1000 miners who are cording to the Queen’s passengers, not
provements.
year. Enclose stamp tor full particulars
F. M. DRAKE J
straw to fill dormitory bed ticks.
pacing
45
cents
for
wheat
as
against
42
One of tbe happiest events occurred at
Such gifts as these* would indicate to the destitute and on the verge of starva one man has made a strike in Cook’s or 25c for $1 sample. Big Rapids Mineral
Inlet this year.
the close of the reunion. The birthday paid down the valley. Complaint is authorities of the state that it will be a com tion.
Water Co., Big Rapids, Mich.
ot Commander Damon and that of Miss made, however, that there is scarcity of mendable thing for the coming legislature
There were only ninety-three watches
Safe crackers were at w ork in Santa
Lillie High, an old soldier’s daughter, money to handle ths crop as thej miller to make the appropriation of ten thousand
came opportune for this closing festivity, and middle men can get no accomodation to their school. It will be economically us Barbara, The latest report is to the ef reported for assessment in the whole of
which was gotten up with two hour’s at the banks. This complaint is now ed by a people so liberal in support of edu fect that $85 was taken from the safe of San Benito county, Cal., and only 115
the Santa Barbara and Lompoc Stage firearms of all descriptions, or one to
notice, largely in celebration ot these two nearly universal, sterility of money all cation.
Miss Downing of the Junior class was Company.
-very sixty inhabitants.
natal anniversaries. Commander Damon along the line.
called home by a telegram announcing the
was 63 years old and Miss High’s birth
The California State Typographical
sad news or the death of her brother. Her
Planing Mill Burned at Medford,
day was her twenty-first. The cooking
is in Multnomah county, she will re Union held its convention at Fresno.
Medford had another fire Saturday home
and the preparation of the whole of the
turn by the opening of the regular term of The following officers were elected for
elaborate menu was done by tbe ladies night about 11 o’clock which consumed school.
Awarded
1896: President, A. D. Marshall of
on the ground, proving them to be no the planing mill owned by G. L. Scher
merhorn
and
all
of
the
dry
houses,
barn
Higheet'Honore-
—World's Fair,
Fresno;
vice-president,
C.
II.
Prisk
of
povices in the practical demands of
In order to put dov. u tho Cuban re
eamp life. One hundred and five guests and adiacant buildings, together with
Grass Valley; secretary-treasurer, A.
Cold
Medal,
Midwinter
Fair.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
were seated at the hospitable board, fol 60,000 feet of lumber most of which was bellion Martinez Campos estimates that J. Reed of Oakland; executive commit
for
County
Treasurer
G.
P.
Lindley
’
s
it
will
require
400,000
men.
That
will
lowed by the little girls and boys in num
tee, E. I. Woodman of Sacramento, C.
HARDWARE,
bers, whose recollections of the event new block. The other buildings in the be almost ono soldier to every four liv D. Rogers of Oakland, C. K. Backes» of
STOVES and
will stay with them over many birthdays neighborhood barely escaped. The mill ing inhabitants of the island, white and San Francisco; delegate to Interna
was
doing
a
large
business
for
the
num
jas tbe years roll along.
TINNWARE
erous buijdings being erected in that black, counting iu women, babies and tional Typographical Union convention
A nice line of Floor Matting just in—prices low.
town. Schermerhorn’s loss was about helpless old men. This is what Spain at Colorado Springs, E. I. Woodman of
Klamath County News.
Trunks
and canvas-covered Telescopes; Mirrors,
Grant Crary and M. O. Warner of Peli $3000 covered with $1800 insurance. Art has come to in her degenerate latter Sacramento.
Window Shades, Lamberquin poles and trimmings,
can bay, treated Klamath Falls friends to Nicholson, one of the firemen was un
The Seattle Evening Times was sold
some rare music last week.
able to keep up his pace in the run and days.
Screens, Picture Frames, bedding, Etc., Etc.
by C. A. Hughes and T. A. Navies to
Mrs. J. H. Russel and daughters, Maybel fell, the hose cart in going over him
Specimen cf pure American wit from C. F. Fishback and A. J. Blethen, one
F
ALL
KINDS
and
GRADES
White, New Home and Magestic Sewing Machines.
and Pearl, of Ashland. Mrs. J. D. Fountain badly bruised up his arm, bqt broke no a southern paper: “Our mule was
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder. Caps
time owner of the Minneapolis Tribune
and children, W. 8. Parrott, the artist, A. bones.
V
and Fuse. A tine line of Electric Cutleuy,
Best machine oil, needles and repairs for all kinds
struck by lightning yesterday. The and later of the Minneapolis Penny
Castel, Joe Pierce, Bailey Tiffany, Prof. W.
and a large and complete stock of Fishing
Dr.
Barr,
dentist
I.
O.
O.
F.
block.
T. Butcher, Roy Wright and Sheriff Fitch
of Sewing Machines.
lightning is doing as well as could be Press, It will be a free silver paper.
Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of
and son of Klamath Falls have gone to the
all kinds done on short notice. AH work
expected
under
tho
circumstances.
”
Wanted
Mazama doings at Crater lake.
guaranteed.
BftBY CARRIAGES at less than city prices,
Airaira Hay for Sale.
Jackson county property. Will trade
<W"Tin Shop in connection.
one hundred and sixty acres of good RUY AL, Baking Powder.
First-class goods, and prices as low as the
Alfalfa hay for sale at $5 per ton in the
i
farming land seven miles from Klamath
lowest.
field. All you want. Apply at once.
Highest
of
all
la
leavening
Falls for Jackson county property. Ad
r
R. 8, B arclay & S on ,
dress, P. O. Box 65, Yreka, Cal.
S
strength.- u. S. Govsnumot R srh »
. It
Talent, Qr,
!
when ordinary specifics fail. It
restores strength to the weakened
organs and gives the system the
force needed to throw off the
disease
I
:
FIRST CLASS
Paste it in your hat
E. A. SHERWIN.
BOYS’
CHILDREN’S
© ©
MEN’S)
DR. MILES,
BICYCLE PANTS
UNDERWEAR.
FURNISHINGS.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
NOW IS THE TIME
Mens’ silk-finished Balbriggan Underwear reduced
from $1.25 to 75c. per garment.
John McClunie
FOX & HILDRETH,
The Beans Counted
and PRIZES AWARDED
W
D L. Minkler & Son’s Store
A
A
D. H. MILLER
MEDFORD, OR
and everything pretaining to
the Furniture Trade!
'DIV
F CREAM
Furniture
Builder’s Material
O
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
D.
H.
MIDLER.