H! i E»
Wants TW'i Tons of Apple T^-avea. I
«*© ember «Jury Liât.
E. C P-iaiernv n-lurawl Tn- wlay tv <n
Fallowing ia ih- list $»f jurors drawn f,,r 8dem 'talesman. Aug 24 |
VI m H s , Oat., where he rented file twang« tbe *»ei terriner term $»f court :
tfov. W P. Lord vr*~nlay ■•omiunted i
J A • nderso*!. Kien, farmer
ASHLAND. Or Thursday, Aua. 26. 1897. utove I.W another war. Thoe Turner, a
the sentence of Lawrvnoe Wade, who
W A tones, Medford, farmer
I Tulare druggist, came up with nlm to
SHERWIN baa always tshea SCHOOL
T K Potienger. Medford, clerk
was sent to tho penitentiary on Docem-
look over thia country.
Mr. Turner
A Alford. Talent, farmer
BOOKS when presented in good condition—this
t
her
IO,
1895,
from
Jackson
eoonty,
be
PERSON A ìj ANO SOCIAL.
KJ Churchman. Ashland, horticulturist
wants to purchase two tons of apple
Is nut a new dodge.
having pleaded guilty to tho crime of
I T H Bedford, Woodville, farmer
leaves. The leaves should be free from
John 8 Orth. Jacksonville, merchant
«’neat aarsaparUlas.” When you think tf it how contradic
manslaughter. This official action was
SHERWIN’S id the only Regular De­
J Meeker Medlord, merchant
Tbos. Roberts was at Medfotd yesterday. scale and in gooff condition (apraved
j done upon ths recommendation of the
tor), that term is. I or there caa I* only one best in anything--one
John Cook. Mt Pitt, farmer
pository for State School Book in Southern
leaves
are
all
right).
He
will
pay
2M
i
O. F. BiiUngs and party are at Pelican
best sarsaparilla, as there is one highest mountain, one longest
Julius Hart. Ashland, farmer
officials ot the penitentiary and that of
Bay.
Oregon.
J H Whipple, Woodvil'e, farmer
cents per lb. and furnish the sacks. He
river, ofie deepest ocean. And that best sarsaparilla is_____ ? ...
ths prison physician uix>n the ground
C A Pruett, Medford, farmer
K A. Carter returned this week from wants them for medical purposes.
I here's the rub! You can measure mountain height and ocean
SEX'EOEiy'WIISr gives to every student buving
I that the prisoner was suffering from tnb-
C F Anderson. Foots Creek, farmer
Reading.
depth but how test sarsaparilla? You could if >ou were chemists.
C Farnham. Asb'and, manufacturer
Hooka and Stationery, FREE, a fl rat - class
ertular coneumptiou, and that bo could
Disgraced
FrofeMlon
and
Frlenda
(io to Fox A Hildreth for ice. Delivered
But then do you need to test it ? The World's F ir Committee
D P Brittain. Talent, farmer
Schon! Bag.
not survive very long. Ha started lor
at your door.
Rev. W. T. Ford, pastor of the Madi­
T K Bolton, Ashland, merchant
tested It, —and thoroughly. They went behind the label on the
his home at Jacksonville bv lest night’s
Frank Brown, Eagle Point, farmer
C. I>. ('unimonz and family left yester­ son street M. E. church, and state preei-
bottle.
What
did
this
sarsaparilla
test
result
in
?
i-'ve
v
i
take
Wm Abbott. Talent farmer
day fur Pelican bay.
overland train, where bo will spend bio
of sarsaparilla shut out of the Fair, except Ayer’s, .io'it was
dentoftheA. P. A., is in trouble and
R C Hensley. Central Point, farmer
las’, few remaining days with his t tihor
Calvin Allen, the pioneer colored barber has left the city and cannot be found.
Mile* Cantrall, Uniorvown, farmer
that Ayers was the only sarsaparilla dmi.teff t > the V.’oihi -.
of Yreea, died Sunday.
W
H
Held
1er,
Gold
Hill,
farmer
and
mother.
Fair. The committee found it the best. They had noroom for
Tha cause of l.ia flight is the fact that he
Win Pernoil, Applegate, me*chant
. “’Vif*'’ S.“rt
Hyde have returned
The crime for which Wade was east to
anything that was not the bet. And as the best. Avers Sarsa­
will he compelled to face charges of hav
1 J Howell. Ashland, capitalist
front Pelican Bay Ixxlge.
parilla received the medal ami awards ¿
its merits. ' Itemember
John G Norton, Eden farmer
i penitentiary to still Itetli in tho minds of
ing had unlawful intercourse for some
Mrs. 8. H. Sykes and family ot Phoenix
R F Stancliff, Eden, farmer
the word - best” is a bubble any breath can blow; bat there arc
Jackson county people. It seems that
time past with Jessie Morford, a 18-year-
hare moved to ban Diego.
V
Wilcox, Pleasant Creek, farmer
pins toprick such bubbles.
1 hose others are blowing more
Wade had a difficulty with another young
J W Short, Foots Creek, farmer
McMinnville, Oregon.
Section Foreman Wm Lyttieton was old servant in his borne, who confessed
“ best aarsaparilla ” bubbles since the World’s Fair pricked the
Samuel Robbins, Eden, farmer
fellow in hie neighborhood, bad blood
over from Cole’s Tuesday.
that the preacher has been intimate with
old ones. True, but Ayer's Sarsaparilla has the medal. The
Emmett Beeson, Talent, fanner
Fina faciliti», for Instruction and Kates aa low M
having
existed
for
some
time,
when
F J Creed, Medford, farmer
H. L. Sayles, after a sfoae with sciatic tier. Charges have been preferred against
pin that scratches the medal proves it gold. The pin that pricks
the lowest. Opens September 15th, 1897. New Il­
Frank Wade, a brother of the prisoner,
Janies Davis, Willow 8prings, farmer
rheumatism, is about again
him in tbePucst Sound conference of the
the bubble proves it wind. We point to medals, not bubbles,
lustrated Catalogue, giving full information Sent on
came to bis home, having been on east­
Geo. W. Trefren came in Tuesday from M, E. church, and he will lie tried next
when we say: The best sarsaparilla is Ayer's.
application to
H. L BOARDMAN, Pre«..
Coleatm Personals.
his Josephine county mines.
ern
Oregon
stock
ranges
for
a
time.
Tho
Wednesday.
H. W. Kinney, wife and daughter Mabel I trouble between Lawrence Wade and bio
Nat Melius who Is working in a Sisson
Ford ia a married man, with four chil­ are here from Grants Pass.
Lox factory, was hero last week.
: enemy was soon renewed, and Frank
dren. He is a cousin of Preaiding Elder ! „ TheJateat
---------------------
camps are those of Mrs. Cran-
•
a
a>
Dr. 8. T. Songer went to Jennv creek Fri­ T B. Ford, now in Southern Oregon, and I
Wads toek a hand in it, and killed his
•nd Mrs Wel1’ ot Medford.
Trade Marks aud Copyrights. All Kights Reverrai.
day to oool off on bis land claim.
Miss Jo Nunan and Dr. J M. Keene of brother’s antagonist. The Wade’s were
came to Seattle four years a?o from Da­
Mr». Gordon Frisall returned Monday
Jacksonville returned to the valley Monday. promptly arrested and indicted and were
kota, and for a time was pastor of Grace
from a vwit with her folks at Yreka.
I Dr. J. 8 Herndon, th* Ashland physici­ brought into court, and by an arrange­
Kropka and Vining nave extended their M. E. church here, and later pastor of an, was among the over-Sunday excur­ ment with tbe district attorney they were
Madiaon str pet church. He is a member sionists here.
tour to Crater lako from Pelican bay
allowed to plead guilty, Frank Wade to
Hermann Helms, the pioneer Jackson­
Milton uregory is driving stage between of
1 the endowment rank, K. of P., and a
Or pe'pla nt home, wishing to
ville citizen, who spent two weeks here re­ murder in tb; second degree, and, his
Raddiug and the Iron Mountain mine.
i
member
of the I. O. O. F.
purchase their winter supply of
turned Tuesday.
brother having been an accessory to the
E. B Barron and wife and Mrs. Marsh
Miss ~
Emma Cabrai
Wagner are ruatfoating in Hiatt prairie
( Jaonb Pheiater and wife of Medford have
“ iman. who has been on | murder, wk prrxittrfl to plead guilty ot
gone to ijpurbon. Ind., to live.
______
___________
the
Siskiyons
several
“il weeks, returned to manslaughter. Ths former was sentenced
Frank Robison of Talent left Tuesday
C. L. A*kew and family of Antioch have ' Phoenix Wednesday,
for Redding, where he will ply bis razor.
to the penitentiary for life and Lawrence
moved to Coos county to remain.
Willard Cole, the civil engineer, who is
L. R. Fields, superintendent of the 8 P
For spot cash will find It to their
steadily employed at the Iron Mountain Wade to fifteen years’ imprisonment.
OLD MEN
H.
U.
Lumsden.
H
Stevens
and
D.
Rob
­
R. R. lines In Oiegon, was here yesterday.
interest to get our prices ou such
mine, visited his folks and at Ashland this
erts of Medford are doing Crater lake.
i week.
The recent hot spell has brought the
Frank Clute took charge of tbe Grubb
bills before buying. . .
MADE
YOUNG
W. H. Parker has returned to Medford
thresher Tuesday to finish up tbe season’s
Miss Elsie Patterson has finished her odor of sewers, closets, back yards, etc.,
from Seattle. Ho didn’t go to Klondike
work.
vacation here «nd returned to the counter out in all its most fragrant glory. We
Grant. Butler and Link Heiman with j in Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s store in Ash-
Capt. J. L. .Mav and family have moved
To cheap cash store« and
have a charter tested by tbe courts that
io Grants Pass, where he is freight agent their families and Mrs E. L. Applegate • land.
Low Grade Goods when you
have returned from a tour of the Klamath
clothes a lot of officials with authority '
for the 8. P.
Among
the
Ashlandites
who
were
here
get good goods at home for
reports.
18unda/ were Walter Freeland, Nettie but seems to have forgotten to furnish |
J. W. Kinney and wife leave next week
same money.
.
.
.
Miss Sophia Wilson, who is teaching in j Reeser, Hal Emery, Herbert McCarthy them with a sufficiency of backbone. Tbe
for a visit with friends at 8he-idan, Yam­
Portland, was out visiting Jackson county ■ and Mrs. J. 8. Parson,
hill county.
| I town stinks. Tbe gentlemen in authority 1
folks this week. She has received a state
Mrs Dr. Ream and son George, Mrs. smell it bnt haven’t the nerve to go to
Prof. M. A. Floyd, principal of tbe Jack life diploma.
| Wm. McConnell, son Bonner and daughter,
sonville public school, arrived from Mis-,
aouri Friday.
I Miss Edith Gregory went to Gold Hill i Miss Winnifred, Mrs. Hearst and J. their neighbor and tell him: "My Broth­
yesterday to do some stenographic work M. Potter of Yreka were among the visitors er, you stink
Clean tip forthwith.”
+++++++++++++++++++-H-H-l++-:-H"M-i++.H++++++++++++H.t+
Dr. 8. I. Darrin end his good looker wife for Attorney Dalrymple, whose stenogra­ here
have returned to Portland from a tour of pher, Miss Messner, is in 8an Francisco.
On the first page of the R kcord ap­ + liken you are in Aukland, Oregon.
R 8 Barclay’s health has been quite
the world
stop at the...............
Butler Walker and wife came in from poor this summer. He came to Colestln pears a list of supplies needed for school J
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Blount leave to­ Sprague River valkv this week. He will Wednesday to retrain awhile. His daugh­ this year. The following ia the places:
morrow for Pelican Bay and Cherry creek -eturn soon b it Mrs. Walker will remain a ter, Mrs. E. V. Mills, will also be on the
assigned the teachers: C. C. Hitchcock,
for a sea-ou.
month nr so visiting relatives
mountain for a time.
principal of the High school; Miss Ids
Father L P. Desmsrai-re urned Monday
Mrs I) L Afink(er i*it yeste day for
from his vacation io Canada, accompanied Astoria to vi-it bar son, L*e
Hawley, assistant, E. E, Washburn, 5th
inkier, and
born .
i
by bis sister.
hi8 wife for some rime Lee is in charge of
and Sth grades, north building; Miss
the
Western
Union
office
in
that
city.
Mrs. Will White of Dunsmuir has been
Griffith, 6th and 9th grai’es, north build­
paying Ashland friends and her mother at
Bent $1.00 a Day House
Mrs Eugene A Sherwin leaves next OWENS—In Central Point, Aug. 19, 1897 ing; Miss Beebe, 3d and 4th grades,
to Mr. and M tb . Will Owen, a son.
biskiyou a visit.
Wednesday for a visit at her old home in
itew.teAMâil 1 SII
on the Pacific Coast.
north
building;
Miss
Ewan,
1st
and
2d
I
Mrs, Geo. Engwicht left yesterday on a Wiscon «in Sbe will stop off in Montana DR AKE —At Talent. Aug, 13. 1897, to Mr
IX
THIS
CJïCXTBÎW
and Mrs. Lon D<ake, a daughter.
visit of some weeks at Edxewuód
_
grades, north building; A.D. Parker, 4th I
and to visit some of Mr 8herwm’s people.
Bhatts Springs.
The Ashland Bachelor«’ Club are ar-1 HALLEY—in M<»dtord Aug. 16. 1897 to and 6th vr«dee, south building; W. H.
—
W. A. McGREW, Proprietor,
Mr. and Mrs P. J. Halley, a daughter.
Street Commissioner (!. E. Hooper
E
re- ranging for a big time ibis winter. .\n as-
Ledgerwood, 7th and 8th grades, south
turned last week from a bunting expedition sesonent was m «de and $50 was raised as a DAW—In Medford, Aug 12. 1897, to Mr.
starter
for
the
furnishing
of
a
headquarters
building;
Miss
Grant.
2d
and
31
grades,
in Coos county.
and Mrs. Reuben Daw. a son.
down town.
south building; Misa Gleeson, let grade,
D. L. Minkler & Son are buying second I
McALLIbTRR
—On Rutte cre^k. Aug. 1,
W
H
Peninger
and
wife,
T.
Beall
and
band school books between n >w and Sept.
1*97, to Mr. and Mrs. John McAllister, a south building.
C. 0 Ramsey of Central Point. P. K.
1st. < lo see them.
s »n.
Hirnuns nr Eagle Po’nt. John A. Harvev
Miss Genevie Resnies and A Hardy
Mrs Cnas. Chandler took yesterday's W W. Wolf, fl T Beidler »»nd John Hays
wers In town Tuesday.
train for Indian Te-rtlory to visit rela.ives of Gold Hill were at Pelican Bay.
MARRIED.
Albany will ship lOcarloadsef Bartlett '
until Thsnk»giv>ng.
A post'iffice has been established at Spike-
pears and prunes.
Main's circus secured $1500damages from nar I, in Jackson county, with Fannie Chaf-
ARMOUR & CO., P roprietor *
the Yreka brani h railroad on which one fey as postmaster. The office which once SH1R\—CONNELLY—In Ashland, Aug.
Sheriff Agee has sold 160,000 Iba. of
General
Offices: 205 La Salle St. Chicago, Illinois.
of their cars was upset.
before existed there is located «ix miles
23, 1897, Gustave J. Bhira of Ashland and
Material aa Stroas aa the Beat. Appearance Better then ail.
dried prunes—about a fourth of his crop
south of Asbestos, and Saius Valley is 10
Miss 8. E. Connelly of Boston, Mas3.
Father F Noel, formerly of Jacksonville, miles south.
died of consumption »t the home of hl» i
In front of the altar of the church of the —for 4 cents.
Miss Nettie Hamlin who ha« been visit-
......
sister in Baltimore Aug 2.
Holy R omit . v , umle-neath a handsome em­
J. K. VanSant has taken hold of tbe
ing Mrs. A. DePeatt went to Medford Sun
of Love, a weddi<g bwil of flowers and i.
ala
au
a
The Mfrs, authorixe us to give with every pair sold this anheard-of Warranty f
J. H Turner, railroad spent at ger, has da\ f<*r a weea’s v^it. after which she will blem
foliage, stood G. J. Shira and Miss 8. E. ,ru,t evaporator nlant near the ouartz
gone to Carlin, Nev , where be is train return to Grants Pass where she h*»lds a Connelly with J. J O’Neil and Mis« Ger- i mill, A b a result of much cheap fruit to !
You may b«v * pair of
Wool Trousers at
master, etc., al $150 per month
position in R L. Coe <fc Co’s mercantile es­ trifle Rupf as attendants. Rev. Father . . . i
_•». _„a
5_ •I,n t,iaof
NEW CARS of LATEST DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION ONLY in USE
Desmarais, alter a clear exposition of the I be hftd he w,h D,,t hor in ,nU
Dr. Reade» and wife, Mrs. Parker, Miss tablishment.
-------------- •----------- —
A Perfect Ventilator and Refrigerator Fruit Car.
Parker, Clara Poley, Hector Andrew» aud
The bridge nnd tunnel crews on the 8is- Catholic church’s well known iron-clad
of , testing»
on the sacredness and sanctity of I , To - give
- - you an opportunity
------- «
—.v—i
Wiimer Poley are ut Crater lake.
kivons discharged 13 men Saturday and doctrines
h
th»»
Pacific Coast Diviaion:
the marriage relatio », performed the c*re- |
great merit of * V.I
Ely v ’ m s ilroam
Cream R
Ba a I' m
the
And wear them two months. For every SUSPENDER BUT­
Thad McHatton, Clarence Ga'ey, Mark Morris Howell. .Sherman Powell and o»h- monv that bound together for eternity Mr. ; most reliable cure for catarrh and cold in (
I
HEAD OFFICE AT 1005 SECOM) ST.. SACRAMENTO, CAI>.
w a
v ... •
- .
» tbe
I. c I head,
. .. n .4 n a xenerous 40
I 4 trial
w IA I eize «.AV.
True and George Carter left Monday for er« have returned to Ashland. The sec­ , and ‘ Mrs.
10 cent
can
TON that COMES OFF WE will PAY you TEN CENTS.
G.
J.
Shira.
A
few
invited
guests
KOBT.
GRAHAM,
Manager
tion
crews
were
greatly
reduced
by
the
Pelican bay and tbe summer resorts
! were present.. After receiviug tbe warm be had of your drusglsl or we mail it for 10 '
If they RIP at the WAISTBAND WE will PAY you FIFTY
same order.
cent.
Full
else
50
cents.
congratulations of the wedding party they
C. W. Sherman and wife, formerly Miss
ELY BROS. 5*1 Warren St.. N. Y, City.
CENTS. If they RIP in the SEAT or elsewhere, WE will
Walter Gannon and his sister, Miss Maud 1 repaired to *• Father” Gross’s Depot Hotel
Bede Willis, cam- in yesterday from their
Cannon, who have been visiting tbe family I parlors, where refreshments were ha<l am!
It is tbe medicin. above all others for ca­
PAY you ONE DOLLAR or GIVE YOU A NEW PAIR.
honeymoon at Klamath Hot tiprings.
J. II. Prawle «hot and mortally
Frank Brooks, aged 25, living at
of K A Lowell at Woodville, left on Tues­ j a delightful eveni >g was spent with the tarrh . and h worth its weight in gold. I
J. H. Mes-ner has rented his Woodville day’s train for San Francisco. They will newly married couple
Mr Shira is a loco­ can use Ely's Creehl Balm with safetv and Fairview, San Benito county, Cal., was wounded Daniel Maloney, ex-city mar­
blacksmith shop to J. E. King and will soon -oon return to their home in Minnesota motive fireman on the passenger train be­ it does all that is claimed for it.—II. W. Instantly killed by lightniug a low shal of The Dalles, Or. The trouble
start for tbe coeat, looking for a better lo- where the young lady will resume her tween Ashland and Dunsmuir and is a Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
WJVUrlS UY
arose over u horse race that occurred
days ago.
catloa.
duties as school teacher.
whole-souled, genial >oung man. whose
two months ago in Klickitat county.
Lisaie
Adinv,
a
7-year-ol<l
girl,
liv-
|
The town of Elgin, Or., was visited
Gairge W. Rogers, editor of the Sisson
friends are legion. His lady, though a
The men met at The Didios and Mai-
H. S. Evans has returned from a tour of stranger to all but him in this place, at
Mirror and constab'e of that town, visited
the famous -unimer resorts in the Cascade once won the esteem and affection of all bv ing with her parents at San Francisco, I by fire a few days ago. All the build­ oney struck Prawle, who immediately
the Jacksonville fairies over bunday
mountains. He came back alive but the her graceful manners and estimable char­ was shot and killed by Benjamin Mill-' ings on the main block but oue were drew a revolved and shut three times,
A. Carlson the tailor formerly of thia «ea serpent or some huge beast of the jun­
er, her 8-year-o!d playmate, who was i destroyed.
hitting Maloney onus jual below the
place, was on Monday's train returning to gle or forest must have swiped his whiskers. acter. They will make their home in this
city.
playing witli a shotgun, and discharged
The largest crop of grain ever known heart.
Ban Francisco from a trip up north as tar
It
heals
everything
except
a
broken
it. The charge struck Lissie in the in the history of the valleys adjacent
as Victoria, B. G.
MURRAY-POWELL
—
In
Ashland.
Aug.
heart, may be said of De Witt’s Witch
A second autopsy upon the remain«'
22, 1897. by the Rev. 8. E. Meminger. Ed. body.
to Snn Luis Obispo, Cal., has been
N C. Levering, the well-known honey Hazel
alve. Piles and rectal diseases,
0, Murray of san Francisco to Miss May
of George ticliodcld, the murdered
Tlie board of supervisors of Santa! gathered this year.
farmer of Oro Fino, Siskiyou county, who cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and
Powell of Ashland.
sold a great deal of his product in Ashland all ski »» troubles may be cured by it quick­
Four miners arrived at Victoria, B, Santa Ciara county, Cal., fanner show
Barbara county, Cal., lias approved an
in years gone by. died there last week
ly and permanently. Eugene A. Sherwin.
Ceremony took place at the home of the
C.,
from the Klondike, and bad with two fractures of the skull, caused by
ordinance
prohibiting
tlie
killing
of
|
bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Powell,
The officers
Mrs. L. J. Hill and daughter. Mrs. Ray
Dr. B. E. Fernow. chief of the forrestry at 9 o’clock a. m.. Rev. 8. E. Menienger game in the county and shipping it them $41,000 in gold nuggets.
These some blunt instrument.
Bennett, arrived from Vacaville, Cal., laat division of the Interior Department at officiating Only ® ^ew intimate friends
are of the opinion that the victim bad
men
went
to
Alaska
last
May.
to
outside
markets.
The
penalty
fori
week on a visit to G. C. Coy's family.
Washington. D. C , and A. J. Johnson, of were invited Very lovely and winsome
u hand-to-hand fight with his slayer.
each offense is not less tliah $20 nor
Fire broke out in the 800-foot level
Astoria, arrived Tuesday from a trip to
Fox A Hildreth have ice in large or small Crater lake and left yesterday for the top of was the sweet, girlish bride in her wedding
The coroner’s jury have indicted Mrs.
suit. After the ceremony a wedding break­ over »500, or from ten to 150 days a. of the shaft at the Utica mine, Angela Schofield and Dau Dutcher for the
quantities.
Mt tihsata. They are spending the sum­ fast was devoured by the compauy, and jail or both.
camp,
Cal.,
and
the
shaft
had
to
be
—■
i
R. P. Neil and sons Fred and Roy were mer collecting specimens.
murder.
later on the happily wedded pair took the
The board of inquiry on the wreck. , flooded in order to extinguish the fire. I
at Dead Indian this week moving th<. Neil
Prof. W. 8. Parrott, who taught the south bound tram for their future home in
Governor Jaird of Oregon has ap­
Virgin-Silsby party on to Pelican bay
The
jury
in
the
Joseph
8.
Cole
case
ing
of
the
steamship
Mexico
in
Alaskan
|
Chautauqua art school and afterward re- Ban Francisco, where tbe groom, who is a
pointed A. I. Wagner of Salem Stale
well-known and popular railway mail
Seasonable goods, such as refrigerators, mainM to further instruct several pupils, clerk now holds a position on the city street waters has revoked the pilot’s papers that was tried at Salinas, Cal., return­ Rairioad couimi&>ioiier in placa of H.
of Captain Thomas, master of the ed a verdict of murder in the second
tents, hammocks and camping goods at returned h »me to Klamath Falls last week. railway mail service.
Pr »f. Parrot' is a first-class artist a.id has
Thompson. Alter the last legislature
Opera House Furniture Store
To our newly married friends do we speed steamer, and suspended him for sixty degree. Cole was on trial for murder­
beeD the chief influence in keeping before
had fai'ed to organise and elect rail­
«-
The papers of Pilot Connell, ing his sister-in-law.
Miss Mattle Coleman of Dixon, Ca ., the public the scenic beauty of aoutberu our very best wishes. May their union be days.
road commissioners, Governor Lord
biassed with ail tbe sunshine and happiness who was on the bridge at the time of
who has been visiting her brother. John Oregon.
The rush to the Trinity, Cal., gold
that
kindly
fate
can
bestow.
Colenran. for some time left for home
the disaster, have been revoked for a fields continues, and there are no in­ held that the old commission had term­
T. G. McWilliams of Houston, Tex . who
Monaay.
inated and refused to accept the new
has been here for several months is well- VOTAW-CUTT8-In Ashland, Aug. 25, period of thirty days.
dications of its slacking up.
News of
1897, at the home of tbe bride’s parents,
bond that they offered.
The question
There's no questton about it. Hood’s r»leased with this place and will move his
Articles of incorporation of the Los new and rich strikes is continuing to
by Rev. E. P. Childs, Luther L. Votaw
Sar aparilla ia the best blood purifier. This amiiy here to make this place their perm­
will be taken to the state supreme
srrived
from
Trinity
Center.
and Miss Ethel Cutts.
Angeles and Pasadena Railroad com- [
is proven by its wonderful cares of blood anent home. Mr M has been having tbe
court.
Hockersmith quart? ledge developed and
During a heavy thunder aud lightn­
diseases.
Tbe wedding was a very quiet affair, only pany have been filed at Phoenix, Aria.
this week let another contract to R. M. I tbe family being present. The happy The incorporators are Andrew McNally ing storm at Folsom, Cal., a bolt of
The Star mills at Crockett, Cal., have
Miss Marie Andrews will arrive Sunday Garrett and John Pennington.
couple took the evening train for Grants and D. H. Dewey of Chicago, J. W. | lightning entered the kitchen of the been ¡mr» based by the California Beet
frooi Riverside. Gal. She will be vice-prin­
“I crave but One Minute,” said tbe pub ! Pass, their future home The bride is tbe Hugers of Pasadena, Cal., and M. IL state prison and destroyed a 50-gaUon Sugar and Refinery company, and the
cipal of the Jacksonville public schools
lie speaker m a haskv voice: and «hen be l accomplished daughter of Geo. M. Cutis,
this winter.
big building is to Le converted into a
It is proposed boiler, besides doing other damage.
took a dose of Oue Minute Cough Cure, j tbe Southern Pacific freight agent of this Sherman of Hieonix.
Misses Olive and Edith Gregory, and and proceeded with his oratory. One Min­ I city and the groom is a prosper ous mer­ to build a road from his Angeles to
The Santa Crus (Cal.) city council beet sugar refinery of sufficient capa­
Jessie Wagner. J. W Storms and wife. Will ute Cough Cure ia unequalled for throat chant of Grants Pass, being engaged in the Pasadena at an estimated coat of $1,- '
denied the petition of saloon-men for a city to handle all the beets that can be
Mi.chell and J J. Berry returned Tuesday and lung troubles. Eugene A. Sherwin.
furniture business. They start out well
000,000.
reduction from $260 to $200 per annum. supplied Uy Contra Costa And the ad­
equipped for a happy married life.
from Pelican Bay.
Chas. M. Sbortridge has retired as editor
By paying the present license they are joining counties. It is understood that
With
great
jumps
tbe
price
of
wheat
Andrew (Doc) Huff was found dead near •>f Spreckel’s 8 F Call
Claus 8prec«e:a BREEDING-DICK8ON-At Grant’s Pa«s.
contracts have been let for the macb-
his mine at Bandon, b. C., last week, of ha»i intended making the brilliant editor
Aug.21. 1897, by Rev H. A. Wood. Wm. all over tbe world continues to rise, allowed to keep open until after mid­ ery for the proper equipment of the
apoplexy. He was a member of tbe well- his son-in-law and was starting him out
G. Breeding of Woodville and Mrs. L. M. and with ever cent’s advance the night.
factory and it is expected that the big
known (amiiy of railroad boys.
Dickson, formerly of Montana.
wuh a great building and newspaper But
value pi' thp great crop of the JJiiited
The board of trade at San .lose is
Boldness is either heredity or cau-ed by Miss Spreckels gave back to her father all MILLEK-NICHOLS — At Grants Pass. Blates incresses by millions, and farm­ securing subscriptions to assist in main­ institution will be running by next
her
propertv
and
married
a
plain
ordinary
eicknaes, mental exhaustion, wearing light-
Aug. 18,1897. by Rev. Edw. Gittms. Frank ers who have scarcely been able to pay taining the permanent advertising season.
Musine-s man named Wataon, at San
8. Miller, of Harney county and Miss
fitting teats, and bv over-work and trouble. Jose—
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just because she loved him. There ! Myrtle Nichols of Medtord.
the interest on the mortgages which bureau in New York ns advocated by
Hall » Reuewer will preveut it.
are som*’ women left yet who wdl not sell
cover their funds look forward to the the Ceutral California Hotel associa­
Dr. B R. Freeland, the able and ex­ their soul for e ther monev or brains.
’
early liquidation ot their debts.
The tion.
perienced deuiisi. insurance block, Oak
The A ■ lilarnl Milla a-e paying 78tf
dollar mark lias been passed in every
DIEB.
A freight train of tho Southern
street, Is prepared te d • all domes of w»,rk
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
cei.ia
lor
«h
at
an
tbe
weilford
mill
75.
market in the country. Chicago reach­ Pacific road w as wrecked near Hills­
in bis line in a soisntilio and »killful man­
Fl«n I h $24 i*r tb dean i in Aebl.nd.
ner. Give him a call.
ed and passed that point Saturday. At dale, Santa Clara county, Cal.
Ten
MORR188—At Portland. Aug. 11. 1897,
Professor THOS. F. CAMPBELL, A. M.
New York the price touched $1 05 a cars loaded with fruit were thrown
Miss Mattie Morrhs of Central Point.
Formerly of the University of tbs Pacific, will have charge of the Commercial
I CARI.I8I.K— At Talent, A ur . 20,1397, Mrs. bushel, and a similar condition pic. off the track and the fruit scattered in
Department.
On the San all directions.
i Letitia W. Carlisle, wife of Samuel Car- vailed at Philadelphia.
lisle, aged 60 years.
Francisco Produce exchange there
You can have your choice of over fifty studies for the price of one tnition.
Elaborate preparations are being .
Tuition for Term —$05.00.
The funeral took place from the Baptist have been stirring times, aud large made nt Sauta Rosa, Cal., for the!
' church, interment in Stearns cemetery Sun­ sums mad; by those ou the right side
annual
Swiss
celebration
by
the
Swiss-
day. she leave- a husband and son, J B. of the market. Under the influence ol
Short Hand and Type Writing Department.
American residents of Sonoma and
, Carlisle, anti a host of friends to mourn
the eastern markets the price of Decem­ Marin counties this year. The festiv­
Business Department.
i her loss and cherish her memory
ber reached $1 68, but il closed lower ities will be held at Tomales on Septem­
Normal Department.
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j Bandon Recorder: Campmeeting, or Sales are heavy, And all indications ber 22d.
Students received st any time. Board and Lodging from $13 00 per month
Work on the Great Northern railroad
rather protracted meeting services, closed paint to a future rise.
to $20 00, Catalogue and Pamphlets on application.
tunnel through the Cascade mountains
last Sunday night and Rev. E. A. Roes
Consul Robertson at Hamburg has in Washington commenced Friday.
and wife left on the steamer next morn-
Address,
C. E. DOAN, Proprietor
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' ing for the mountain« somewhere above sent to the State department a letter The tunnel will be two and a half miles
Mvrtla
Point
where
he
will
camp
for
addressed
by
him
to
the
California
s
Schillings Best tea is not only pure but it
long, ltt feet wide, 23 feet high and
awhile and enjoy a rest. There were 16 commissioner to the Hamburg -«posi­ will coat $2,000,000. It will take two
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persons catpe forward at the oloee of the tion, stating that an exceptional de­
here u no profusion , wbow
yean to build it
_____ ?_____ because it is fresh-roasted.
meeting and united with tbe several mand exists for California products,
labors so «evenly tai tbe nervous sy.
Henry Smiley, a blacksmith, sged 30
churches. All through the meeting the
tew, u that of tbe ministry. Tbe de-
F.C.COÏ
and urging that a permanent exhibit
K eco s
interest was sufficient tn crowd the house
years, living at Loa Angeles, murdered rangement of tbe nerve centers o*th. brain
each night and Rev. Roes poured out a be established at Hamburg and other his infant child and committed •atcide by over work, frequently brings on attacks
continuous stream of argument that is European cities.
by taking strychnine and cutting his of heart trouble, and nervous prostration.
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Get SMlingt Bett tea at your grocer's; take out the YeU^ Ticket sure to pr >dnce thoughts that will live
Rev. J. P. Knter, M D., Pastor U. B
It is believed he
Estate of Jscob Neathammsr. Hearing throat with a razor.
hereafter. Hie visit here has been pro­ of final report ef administrator postponed
was temporarily insane through brood' church, London Mills, Ills, himself a physi­
one in every package); send it with your guess to address below .ductive of good end good results will
until Tuesdsv, October 5
cian,
writes Feb. M, 180S: "Heart affection
ing over business ruptures
I
surely follow it
Enate of Peter Simon
Hearing "f pe­
and nervous prostration had become so
before August JISt.
While
I-
Cunninghant,an
etuplcye
of
tition tor removal ot siscutrtt continued
serious last tall that a little over work la
September term.
One word allowed for each yellow ticket.
u-iiar-
the Ukiah (Cal.) Bottling works, was
Jf Low Excursion Rates to the Oregon to R-tateof
P. P. B'ack. Final account of engaged in charging the soda fountain the pulpit would so completely prostrate me
Mnc
c. a . .k« word he vets one thousand dollars.
Dr . Mile«;
,hnt
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If only one person finds the word, ne gew
administrator approve-'.
Stare Fair.
ui
mues ’
mujit u
re| *e-m«l
inqutah certain
the
Kstaie and guardianship of O. R. Myer with rurlmicc ncM vs« the tank <
The Southern Pacific will make a one fare J R. Wick appointed guardian.
i ed wi I* great Dm- ('iiiiiiinglu
HCXrt CllTC of the ministry entirely.
r lines in Orego »
Doctorar
H**r‘ *->pHatlon became
bloen iliiougli the ILior, barely
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blch opens Sep­
KvSlOivS
iM bad that my auditera
G kxylkiikk : Having taken one bottle of ing da-alb, and a bystander
tember 30 and closer October 8. A big har­
would
aak dm if I did not
vest and a big fair. A clean, vigorous, de­ your Joy's Veretable SareaDarilla I can Wells »in w./unded.
44w41lll.n..n. have heart dlaeaaa. Laat
,U1 ««IV. . «bm*. .M «.tete. no —— “ u
lightful, an-1 comprehensive exposition of truly say that it Is tbe beet medicine I bare
At n recent meeting of the S»iita
everything perching to tbe farm and tbe ever taken for constipation, headache and
They are without a peer—Without a rival.
I feel overjoy­ Iloea, Cal, Hff-tHvi.V’fs a number of
farmer. Good racet and imatt^it, of all general debi listed system
They fire an added bandsomnesa to tbe igure
ed by tbe use of one bottle. 1 accidently representative dslrywien appeared aud
kinds. Special attraction« every day.
They offer no restriction to the circulation, digestion or respiration.
,U. ,hou»na doll.«, -• .»I W
got
my
ankle
sprained
a
few
years
ago
and
With tbe present crop prospects end the
They make abort waist, appear long
wta „a m .be I.rr« «»*» s
”*
“
extremely low railroad rate of one fare for I find ray leg setting stronger and era feel­ requested that a dairy inspector be
They are snug-fitting and combine both (a*hion-*ents and common-aonae.
appointed immediately.
The super­
the round trip, tne peop e of Oregon can ing better in every way.
They give such •eiiMociion as
oiler creel can give.
WM.J. PERKY.
afford to patronise the state fair that bene­
June x3 and the end of the contest-August Jist.
visors intimated that the dairunen
They bare advantage» no oilier corset» haae.
Superintendent Almebouse.
fits all classes. Popular admission of 25
They
retain
their
favor
with
all
ladie»
who have worn ih»m. because of their
San Francisco could have their cm Inspected at
cents.
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superior tjuaMy^ R.c0--„dml fey THE FAIR STORE.
their on n expense aud took no cctiou
in the maUer,
KEEP LOUR EYE OX PASCO!
Bubbles or Medals.
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Everything Guaranteed at Sherwin's.
McMinnville COLLEGE,
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The Prize Winners at the World’s Pair, 1893
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GROCER/ES
Dutchcsslrouscrs
end ofl
D. L. Minkler & Son
ASHLAND HOUSE,
FIT SMOOTHLY
GIVE COMFORT
LOOK WELL
NEVER RIP
FROM THE SHEEP TO THE MAN.
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE FOR DECIDUOUS
FRUITS.
MONEY GUARANTEE.
$2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $■% or $5
BEST IN THE WORLD.
TRY A PAIR.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
Gas City Business College
Fall Term Begins Sept. 6th.
Ministers Should Use
$1000
All, or your share of it, if you find the
missing word.
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StOCktOP, Cal
T
What is the missing word ?
Cornisi
Cut this out
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You won’t see it again.
k MXUW. >• BB.T TXa BAN FBaMGttCO.
Jab hliil m at ttee "Resard” eAoe.
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