GOOD FIGURE ...
PERSONAL
AND
SOCIAL.
Job printing at thia office.
Cai pels at Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s.
F. W. Jennings of Portland, was in the
valley yesterday.
E. C. Sherman came over from
Henley yesterday
M. O. Warner left Tuesday for Ft.
Jones to visit O. O. Helman.
Conductor Oscar La Forrest has quit
the road and gone north.
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Homes left Tues­
day for San Jose, Cal., on a visit.
Miss Lottie Pracht leaves today for
Santa Fe, N. M., to visit her father.
Capt. M. Caton went to Phoenix
yesterday to visit relatives and friends.
John Ross was up from Central Point
Monday and Tuesday visiting relatives.
Grant’s Pass is making preparations
for the construction of a sewer system.
Conductor L. W. Van Horn left yes­
terday on a brief business trip to Rose­
burg.
T. G. Ruth, the Central Point land­
lord, was in Ashland Monday after hotel
help.
Bert Barnes went to Grants Pass
yesterday to be employed in M. Clemens’
store.
The Ladies’Aid of theChristian church
will give a Thanksgiving dinner at the
church.
Mrs. M. Woods and daughter, Miss
Maud Fuson, visited Medford friends
this week.
H. C. Knackstedt and family of Med­
ford moved to Yreka Tuesday to make
their future home.
Miss Nellie Dickey left Tuesday for
Prospect, on upper Rogue river, to teach
the district school.
Dr. Bunnell, the copper prospector of
Coles, returned yesterday from a busi­
ness trip to Ashland.
Mrs. E, E. Miner has purchased the
Union hotel property at Gold Hill, of W.
S. Fitzgerald for |5()b.
C. W. Sherman and wife, formerly
Miss Belle Willis of Roseburg, arrived
from Portland Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marhoffer of Crescent
City are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
W. T. Reames, at Gold Hill.
Samuel Musgrove, a pioneer settler of
Little Shasta, Siskiyou county, died
there Sunday aged 85 years.
E. DeWitt, assistant county assessor
of Siskiyou county, was at Medford
yesterday on a business trip.
Large stock iron beds, rockers and
parlor chairs. Prices always right at
Opera House furniture store.
Jay Beach has arrived at San Fran­
cisco from tbe Cape Nome mines. The
papers report he brought $30,000.
W. E. Dunn, who has been visiting
the Helms family at Jacksonville has
returned to the Willamette valley.
J. D. Fountain, who is employed at
the tie preserving plant near Sisson,
was in town yesterday en route to Port-
land.
Mrs. John Cole left Tuesday for
Quincy, Ill., to visit her venerable
mother, She will remain several
months.
Lieut. J. E. Thornton, who has been
in Portland and up north the past
several weeks, returned to Ashland
yesterday.
D. G. Brown of Crystal, Klamath
county, was here this week. Austin
Holt returned with him to teach the
district school.
Miss Grace Morey visited Ashland
friends this week and left yesterday for
Roseburg to teach the Mental Culture
Club in cooking.
The local Salvation Army officers have
gone north. Lieut. Jones and Cadet
Arenson went to Portland and Capt.
Warren to Eugene.
Mrs. Maggie Cunningham, who has
been visiting her friend, Mrs. Wm.
Mathes, started yesterday for her home
at Marysville, Mo.
Misses Mabel and Sadie Gott of Gott-
ville, Siskiyou county, visited Mrs. W.
W. Walters at Phoenix, and Ashland
friends this week.
Conductor Frank Dickey, who has
been on the Roseburg-Granta Pass
freight has succeeded Hiram Drake on
the Ashland-Grants Pass run.
Rev. G. W. Nelson, wife and little
daughter, arrived ip Ashland yesterday
from Seattle. He is the new pastor of
the Congregational church in this flity.
JAIL BREAKER RE-ARRE8TED.
Mitchell Rivera. After Escaping
from the Klamath Falls and Yreka
Jails—Brought io Ashland.
Anti-Saloon League Organized.
At a meeting of temperance people
called for ot tito- ChristiaiuChurch Mon­
day evening there was started an'orga-'
nized effort to grapple with the saloon
question in Ashland. Henrv C. Galey
was elected chairman and D. H. Hawk­
ins secretary of the meeting. The ques­
tion, “what opportunities of a practical
nature are no w open to the people of
Ashland looking to the suppression of
the saloons,” was discussed. A spirit of
enthusiasm for the cause was mani­
fested by all present and the necessary
committees were appointed to draft a
constitution and by-laws for an “Anti­
Saloon League.” Over 30 signified a
willingness to become members and on
Tuesday evening’s meeting it was
swelled to 50.
The special issue to be met will quite
likely be the city election in December
and the concentrating of the anti-saloon
forces upon the new method of voting
on the license question, which allows
only resident male real estate taxpayers
to sign saloop license petitions and
remonstrances and will make the saloon
petitions all come up at one time for
iioense applications.
______
An Ambitious Hobo.
SUTTON’S SNAP SHOT
[Hornbrook Correspondence.]
—.Q.UJFciday, Oct. 27th, at Grants Pass,
a valise belongini to a commercial
traveler was stolen from the railway i
depot by a young hobo, who escaped !
with his booty, not, however, before his i
appearance bad been noted so that the
constable was enabled to wire an exact
•F ALL FORMS OF
description of the thief to points along
the railroad.
The following afternoon the marshal
at Hornbrook, W. G. Day, noticed a
knot of box-car tourists loitering near
the depot, among whom he recognized
Death on Rheumatism, Lime Back, Headache, Toothache,
the culprit by the description, notwith­
Earache, Burna, Scald«, Coma and Buniona, Stiff Joint«.
standing the fact that he bad changed
his hat, and replaced his collar by a
dirty white handkerchief. The thief, ZPTÒICE, 50-0. & $1.00 FEB BOTTLE
evidently alarmed by the careless ques­
tions of the marshal, took advantage of
a moment when the marshal was called
away to quietly slip aboard the south­
Ashland, Oregon,
bound passenger train, so when the
marshal returned, the bird had flown.
About 1:30 a. m Sunday, Oct. 29th,
0*“Read these Testimonials, given under oath, o< Cures Actually Performed:
Charley Whitten night watchman at
Hornbrook, hurriedly
roused the
marshal, who was agreeably surprised State of Oregon,)
W. Dickerson who being duly «worn, made
to find the lost crook at bay in the store Jackson County.; SS-
the following statement;-
of T. Jones, where he had been detected
My daughter, wbo was a student at the
I, 8. A. Parker, being duly sworn, depose
by the wide awake watchman in the act and
say that in October or November, Stat« Normal School .one night while study­
of securing a variety of valuable plunder. 1898, while assisting in putting up telegraph ing felt a pain in her hand which won ex­
The marshal promptly arrested the wire. I run a piece of wire through luy tended to the arm. The next day she Went
prisoner, handcuffed him, and syste­ hand, through the thick of my hand be­ to school and daring the day she lost the
matically searched his person. The tween the thumb and first finger. It use ot her arm and ft became spotted- and
the teachers sent her home, tearing blood­
first article that came to light was the seemed to paralize my whole hand
I got hold of a bottle of Sutton's ‘‘Snap poison. When she arrived bom« L took
missing collar, whereupon the marshal
” soon afterwards and bound my hand her to Mr. Snlton’s office where he applied
charged the prisoner with the theft of Shot
up >n it and the next day came to Ashland “Snap Shot” liniment and within twenty
the valise at Grants Pass. Of coarse he where Mr. Sutton rubbed it in the “Snap minutes of the first application, the swell­
denied all knowledge of the affair, asser­ Shot” and it took the soreness and swelling ing was gene down, the pain was gone and
the spotted appearance left it. and she baa
ting that he had never been there in his out immediately.
1 took a bottle of it home and applied it never had the least trouble with her arm
life. But a further search revealed
of the pain
several of the mileage tickets discribed a few times afterwards and in a weeks time since or a recurrence
F lobkncz L. Taxraxx.
was completely healed and the hand was
in the list of the missing goods in the it
N otarv Public for Oregon.
valise, cunningly concealed where none well.
In January. 1899.1 was tbrowu out of the
but an expert would have dreamed of wagon, striking my face so as to blacken State of Oregon.)
looking for them.
my eyes aDd bruise my face.
f 88.
The thief saw the game was up, and
One application took the discoloration out Jackson County )
frankly admitted his guilt. He said of my face and I suffered no more incon­
James M. Fewel being duly sworn de­
poses and say’s:- That about tan day«
tie dropped off the passenger train and venience from my bruises.
I consider “Snap Shot’’ far ahead of any­ ago 1 had the neuralgia in my face and it
boarded a freight train waiting on a
thing 1 ever saw in the way of medicine for pained me severely and had been troubling
siding some distance down the line, re­ external
application.
me for two weeks or more when I had Mr.
turning to Hornbrook in time to earn
Witness my band this 12th dav of Aug­ Sutton apply his Snap Shot. He nibbed
another ride on the next southbound ust, 1899.
my face for a few minutes and compietly
freight, towards Yreka jail, where
(Signed), 8. A. P ark zb
cored tne pain and sinoe that time been al­
Marshal Day safely lodged him before
Subscribed and sworn to before me this most wholly free from pain.
12tb day of August, A D 189).
My wife was sick with the. cholera mor­
dawn.
Gio- W. T rkfbkn .
bus aud took about halt a teaspoonful of
The thief stated tliat he was one of a
Notary Public for Oregon. the medicine and it cured the trouble at
gang of crooks eight in number. Resi­
once and she never felt anything more of
dents along the line will do well to keep
it.
State of Oregon.
their eyes op^n for a few days.
J ambs M. F kwbl
Among the plunder found in the Jackson County. 88.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
burglar’s pockets were 29 fine pocket
On this 28th day of July, 1899, appeared 19th day of November 1899.
knives, several rings, lockets etc, while before me, a Notary Public within and for
Gio. W. Titrant.
a heap of gold watches were placed the State and County above named one W.
Notary Public for Oregon.
ready to load iuto a sack borrowed from
the proprietor of the store.
THE WONDÊRFÜL DÉSTKÜYEK”
Chief-of-Police and Deputy Sheriff J.
W. O. Gregory and District Attorney
Watson went to Cole’s Monday, where
The best figure in the
Sheriff Marion Freehour turned over to
him Mitchell Rivera. Gregory placed
world can be spoiled by awk­
him in the city jail and read to him a
warrant charging him with stealing a
ward clothing.
Our perfect*
horse after breaking out of the Klamath
Falls jail.
Sheriff A. Kershner arrived from Klam­
fitting suits, made and guaran­
ath Falls and starts for Klamath Falls
today with his prisoner.
teed by Hart, Schaffner &
The Yreka Journal of Monday gives
the following account of Rivera’s second
Marx, bring out a man’s good
escape and capture:
The Mexican named Riaera, arrested
points. They set to his form
lately on Butte Creek mountain, this
county, for burglarizing a store of W.
in just the right way, they’re
W. Smith, at Bly, near Klamath Falls,
Or., and escaping from the Klamath
Falls jail, besides stealing a horse to
STYLISH, GRACEFUL
reach California, made his escape from
the Yreka jail last Friday afternoon,
AND COMFORTABLE
between 5 and 6 o’clock, accompanied
by the balf-breed Indian named Brown,
Leath or Gorina JE. White.
TOWEAR,
imprisoned for brutally beating his wife.
Corius
Edward White, died at the
Sheriff Freshour gave the two prisoners
their supper about 5 p. m., and left home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
and we will have something
them eating, to get his own supper. On E. White, highly respected residents of
returning about 6 o’clock, to lock them Woodville, last Friday evening. He
in their cell, he found hie birds had flown, lacked four days of being 20 years of
special to say to you about
by having cut a hole through the brick age. The funeral took place at the
wall in rear, a'Dove one of the steel tanks, family burying ground at Rock Point
prices when you are ready to
and then scaled the stone wall surround­ Sunday afternoon, and the large pro­
ing the jail. They evidently had every­ cession of sorrowing friends in a slight
buy.
n
thing ready from previous operations, measure expressed the sympathy of
requiring only a very few minutes’ time neighbors. Rev. F. G. Strange con­
in reaching freedom, and were not ducted tlie funeral serv ees. The de­
observed by any one outside, as they ceased was a very promising young man
evidently kept under cover of fences of mentally, morally and physically, and
the lots bordering on Second street, be­ his early taking away is an especially
yond the jail building, to prevent any sad loss. He had been ill about two
malarial fever which
suspicion of being jail birds. The
rnu~ i ? weeks with
, typhoid
i-
Sheriff of Ktomatli county, had secured “J8 la8t s^8 backed the spine,
requisition papers to take the Mexican i
was weU known in Ashland hav-
j attended
back to Klamath Falls, and was at J »0«
««ended the public school two years,
which time he won the respect
Shovel Creek last Saturday to receive t _ uring
“'
GUARANTEED OL.OTHINQ.
him from the officers of this county. i i and good opinion of all.
On being notified of the escape, the Ore­ i
Repairing SUkiyou Loop.
gon Sheriff returned home, but learning
The railroad company is making some
of his recapture returned agaiu to take
him in charge yesterday at the Oregon extensive change in their track in the
Siskiyous at Wall creek, in the big loop
State line.
Tne Sheriff immediately started a! that climbs the Siskiyou mountain be­
KLAMATH FALLS.
number of deputies on a hunt for the tween Steinman and Siskiyou. They are
Circuit court convenes here next
fugitives, while he went to Hornbrook constructing a steel viaduct which at its
Monday, docket will be rather light.
and Henley, to warn the wife of the deepest point is 150 feet to the ground.
half-breed Indian living in Henley of It is 600 feet long and Foreman P. A.
ASHLAND. Or..... Thursday, Nov. 2,1899
Died, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John
his escape, and place a guard at her Lindstrom and a force of 30 men are
Clemens of Keno; aged 2^ years.
house, as her husband had threatened i employed being at present engaged in
The Melhase Bros, of Ft. Klamat h
to kill her as soon .as getting free from ! working on the piers They have been
HAMPSON.
were looking after business matters in
jail. Deputv Sheriff Martin started out' working since last July and will not
Zenas Howard moved to the valley the the Falls this week.
towards Indian Creek, and John Mc- finish the work until spring. It is the
other day.
Representative Peter Fordney of
Carton for Honolulu on the Klamath, highest bridge on the line from Portland
Will Scott, who has been sojourning
Wallowa
county, is in Ashland on a visit.
to
San
Francisco.
The
same
crew
are
John Lovelady of Lost river came in in Klamath Falls for about 6 weeks re­
while Constable Brautlacht and others
Monday.
also engaged making a big cut and fill
diligent
search
in
other
directions.
A
bus
load
of young people go to Jack­ 11U1111 a a UUUUUUU
turned to Yreka Monday evening.
About daylight of Saturday McCarton to get rid of a wooden trestle, 414 B, sonville tomorrow evening to attend aC.
P. 8. Puckett is in from over the mount­
Louis Gerber of Horsefly valley, made
ain and says he was engaged in a bear fight
passed the fugitives at the mouth of Wall creek, below the above work. This E. rally.
a brief visit to Klamath Falls this week
By Competent
the other day.
Humbug creek, and proceeded down to work will throw the track further back
Joseph A. Willard shot and killed
Honolulu, not seeing them leave the into the hill and make it safer, more
C. S. Bums came over from Hornbrook looking after various matters pertaining
to the ranch.
road. The jail breakers then resumed secure and a permanent improvement. T. D. Perry at the latter’s farm four
Teacher : : :
a few days ago.
their journey and crossed the river on a Engineer Hansen is in charge and he miles south of Salem, Or., in a quarrel
The Round Lake school closed last
The school here is progressing nicely, a
foot bridge at a China claim, the Indian has made a rough survey and map for over a lease. Willard rented Perry’s OF LONG EXPERIENCE.
program was given Friday eve. Miss Clara Friday, having ended a very successful
packing the Mexican across, as the latter two more tunnels 600 feet long each and 40 acre farm for a year, and a difference
Polev of Ashland is teacher. Wilmer, her 7 months term with Miss Lora M. Colton
brother, goes soon to California to work in of Ashland as principal.
was very footsore from the tramp and has sent them into the company for ap­ existed between them as to the time the
Address L. A. CREITZ,
a drug store.
the injuries caused by the shackles on proval. They will in due course of time lease expired. Both men met at the
Opposite Hotel Oregon.
report
favorably
thereon
and
they
will
Rufus
S.
Moore
and
surveying
crew
Care T. R. Ryan, Main St., Ashland.
his ankles when escaping from the
James S. Bailey of Shake came in Mon­ returned to the Falls Tuesday, having
farm,
and
after
a
few
words
Perry,
it
is
undoubtedly
be
built
next
eurpmer.
Klamath Falls jail a few days previous.
All Work Accurately and
day.
said, made a threatening movement to­
been absent some weeks completing
Reaching Dutch Creek, they inquired
Bud Lacy is working at Howard’s.
NOTICE
F
OR
PUB
LICATION
Mrs.
Joseph
Kinney
Dies.
Promptly Attended to.
government surveys in the north and
ward his hip pocket. Willard fired five
the way to Hornbrook, which McCarton
western portions of the county.
Mrs. Tillie Yocum Kinney, after a bullets at him from a 38 caliber revolver. D epartment of the interior ,
soon learned, and informed Jos.
PRICES:
PHOENIX.
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
Freshour and others. They traced the lingering illness died Monday morning, Four of the bullets punctured Perry’s
Hallowen passed off very quietly in
aged
45
years.
The
remains
were
taken
..|100
October
9.1899.
GOLD
&
SILVER...
fugitives
to
the
brush
at
mouth
of
Dutch
body, three of them in vital places. One
All Halloween was observed in the usual the Falls. The usual number of gates
Notice is hereby given that the following- COPPER........... .
..$1.00
creek, and fired a couple of shots, which to Sheridan, Yamhill county, on the passed through the heart, one through
style in Phoenix.
were removed, woodsheds and adjacent
□anied settler has filed notice of his inten­
same evening’s train, where the funeral
caused
the
runaways
to
separate,
the
buildings
were
overturned
but
no
serious
both luugs, the third tlirough several tion to make final proof in support of his
Dr. Cole of Medford, was in town Satur­
Mexican taking up tbe Klamath and the took place. The husband, Joseph W.
depredations worthy of mention.
claim, and that said proof will be made
day.
Indian hiding on Dutch creek. Al Lash, Kinney, and her sister, Mrs. J. R. Brown intestines and the fourth lodged in the before Gu» Newbury, County Clerk of
John Houston, one of our rustling
Mrs. Chas. Short of Ashland, is in town.
the stage driver, was umt on the way to of Sheridan, accompanied the remains. left arm. Perry died almost instantly. Jackson ceuntv, Oregon, at Jacksonville.
Honolulu, who gave the lines to another The cause of death was a dropsical affect­
Recent development work has shown Oregon, on November 21, 1899, viz: Samuel
E. G. Perham, a contractor of Gold Hill business men, succeeded in raising a
otice is hereby given that
and Ashland, tarried in town Saturday and large enough purse to induce Prof. God­
man and proceeded after the Mexican, ion of the heart. Deceased was a lady that there is plenty of suitable rock ou T. Songer, on his homestead entry No. 8742,
frey
the
aerial
artist
to
make
one
of
his
sealed bids will be received by the
for
the
south-east
one-quarter,
section
14,
Sunday.
overhauling him between American Bar of estimable qualities, and a native of Catalina island for use in building the
balloon
ascensions
in
Klamath
Falls
Tp.
39,
S
R
4
E.
Yamhill
count/.
The
husband
and
fam
­
School
Board of School District No. 5 ot
and
Hornbrook,
about
4
p.
m.,
nearly
Mr. and Mrs. S. Robbins visited their
San Pedro breakwater.
He names the following witnesses to
worn out and unarmed. Reaching ily have the sincere sympathy of all in
daughter. Mrs. H. H Oalhoun, last week. Friday last. Citizens from all sections
Jackson
County, Oregon, until and includ­
prove
his
continuous
residence
upon
and
of the county flocked in to give their
Hornbrook with his man, he turned him their great loss and affliction.
cultivation of raid land, viz:
John Wright. Jr., of Central Point, necks a good stretch and expressed them­
ing
Friday,
December 1,1899, for the erec­
over to the Sheriff who brought him
Tbos. Brittson and Lawrence Brittson of
visited relatives tn Phoenix Sunday.
The jury in the Hungerford murder
selves as well pleased with the ascension
tion of a two-story and basement,six-room,
Shake,
Oregon,
D.
H.
Yager
of
8now,
to
Yreka.
back
Arthur Rose departed on Monday's and parachute jump by the Prof.
Oregon, and L. L. Angle of Ashland, brick or frame school house in said District
Jos. Freshour and John McCarton in trial at Santa Ana returned a verdict of
southbound train for California where he
The Indians manifested great conster­
Oregon.
the meantime kept on the track of the murder in the second degree after three
has secured employment.
012
J.T. BRIDGES, Register.
No. 5, to be completed on or before July 15,
nation over the parachute leap from the
Indian, the former searching the thick hours’ deliberation. Luther Hunger­
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H heavt-ns, and are of the firm belief that the
1900.
brush
at
mouth
of
Dutch
creek,
while
ford was4 charged with killing James
Calhoun has been very sick. Drs. Har­ “ Tyee” or Great Massiah has made his
McCarton proceeded up the creek, ex­ Mariou Gregg of Buena Park on the
Said school bouse to be built according to
grave and Waite are in attendance anu a appearance.
pecting he might go to John Ladd’s Hidden ranch. Henry Hungerford, a
speedy recovery is hoped for.
the
plans and specifications, for both brick
MARRIED.
cabin, which proved true. McCarton brother of Luther, is yet to be tried for
D. Lehners and Miss Carrie Moore will be
looking
through
the
window
found
him
and
frame, in the office of the Clerk ot said
G. F. Butler and Miss Allie L Snyder,
married in the Presbyterian church, Nov.
'file same crime.
eating
supper
about
half
past
10
p.
m.,
Oct.
29,
at
home
of
D.
W.
Ryan
in
Ft.
District
at Ashland, Oregon.
2d, at 1 o’clock p. m.
Three of the new volunteer ’regi­
and covered him quickly with his pistol.
Klamath. Rev. E C. Graff officiating.
All
bids
will have careful consideration
The Phoenix Choral Society have
On surrendering he was bound with rope ments reached San Francisco from the
organised with about thirty members H. Both of Klamath Co.
and brought to Yreka Sunday morning.: east a few days ago and went into*camp
but
the
board
reserves the right to reject
P. Hargrave is president and Prof. G. A
John Witheriland Miss Dollie Morton,
Ladd
says
the
Indian
tried
to
find
a
gun
at
the
Presidio,
to
await
transportation
Gregory of Medford acts as leader.
any and all bids.
Oct. 29, at the business house of T. F.
at his cabin, but he had them hid away.’ to Manila. The Kansas regiment was
Miner in Klamath Falls. Rev. John
Parties wishing to file bids should mark
Water Street,
A Meeting.
mustered out Saturday and lift for
GRIFFIN URKEK.
Hunsakea officiating.
Near Main- them “ Bid for School House, District No
Mrs. Me Ferron and family haye moved
A meeting will be held in the Presby­ home. The Washington and Iowa regi­
y mail or b” and file them with the Cferk of the
to Trail.
terian
church Monday evening, Nov. 6th, ments will be out of service this week.
WIMER.
express receive Board at Ashland, Oregon.
at 7:30 p. m. Subject: What Can We The Tennessee regiment will arrive
Miss Maud Yates, of Boston, Mass., is
prompt attention.
Ben Haymond, the Rock Point mer
Visiting her sister. Mrs. Cbas. Hayes.
Do to Better Our City? Speakers, Rev. soon from the Philippines. This will
By order of the Board.
T erms C ash at
Monday
chant , passel through Wimer
_ - _____
_
Abbett of the M. E. church, Rev. Tout be the last regiment of state volunteers
REASONABLE BATES.
Mrs. C. True left for Mankato, Minn., to with a load of provisions for the miners of
GEO. W. TREFREN, Clerk.
of the Christian church, and R. J, to arrive from the Philippines, and
visit her sister, Mrs. Artheron, and expects Pleasant creek.
Faussett. Music and a good program is when mustered out the original volun­
to be absent about a month.
Mr. W'Xtroiu, of. upper Pleasant creek,
promised to which all are cordially in­ teer army of the Spanish-American war
A cts gently on the
The infant son ot Marion Harley is ill made a business trip to Grants Pass Satur­
vited.
.with typhoid fever.
day.
will be out of existence.
Mrs. O. Ganiard, Mrs. Laura Gamard,
Chas. Wilson has rented the McFerron
Frank Burkhardt has had the misfortune
HORNBROOK MINING DISTRICT.
A band of 550 head of cattle at Kings­
place (or the ensuing year.
at this very busy time of the yea1-, to have | Mr». O. C. Tiffany and Mre. J. E. White
ton, Fresno county, brought there from
Plenty
of
water
for
the
mills
since
the
went
to
Rock
Point
last
week
to
attend
J. Croftey, of Lincoln. Neb., has a very severe boil on bis hand.
late rains. Our camp is prosperous and Humboldt by a man named Warren,
the funeral of Carlos White.
ALL KINDS
purchased the old Jett Hamlin place. He
Mrs. Maggie Taylor and children, of
has a bright future.
has been quarantined. The calves are
expects to move on the place in December. Grants Pass, is spending a few davs visit­
Ex- Sheriff Wm. Bybee of Jacksonville
We have within a radius of three suffering with strongylus filiaria, an
C^See us before putting in your win -
l nses the ystem
j. McPherson has finished drying his ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hillis on started a band of 120 fat hogs for Happy miles, two two-stamp mills, one three-
TIER WOOD:
prune crop, which amounted to 60.000 lbs. Evans creek.
Camp this week. He has furnished that stamp mill, one five-stanm mill and one animal parasite new to California.
ter
supply.
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EFFECTUALLY Oak. Laurel, Pine and Fir.
E. L. Clark is drawing some fine lumber section with pork for many years.
But for the death of Warden Charles V
ten-stamp mill. J. Jacobs is figuring on
Mrs. Capt. Nash and Miss Grace Faucett
visited MrS. N. H. Spencer and Mrs. J. from the Sardine creek saw mill for Mr.
Leave orders and get prices at Van
CORD WOOD:
Mrs. H. Ralph has leased her home putting up a custom mill to accommo­ Aull, Harry Winters, convicted of a
Wixtroni 'Ihe latter will use the lumber
McPherson, the first of the week.
" d S Oak, Fir and Pine.
in
Ashland to Mrs. C. Noonan of Sis­ date a number of small prospects in this murder committed at Baden, San Ma‘eo
in fitting up bis mine for winter.
A. M. Hibbard, of Shoshone. Idaho, has
county, would have been hanged Fri­
kiyou, who will conduct it as a boarding vicinity.
Prof. T. H B. Taylor, the pbotograpber. house. Mrs Ralph and darghter, Miss
Tom Shultz has taken his wheels, day.
iiurcbased the North place, and moved his
R. J. Murphy, acting warden
accompanied by his wife and sister-in law,
amily on to the place.
flumes, etc., from the Klamath river, pending the election of Anil’s successor, OVERCOMES
willdeave soon for California to spend the Fannie, will move to Mederia, Cal.
abitual
st t on
after a very successful seaeon.
Elder J. Eby preaches at the school winter. Mr. Taylor’s object is to seek for
Wilmer Poley, for the past several
J. O. Jillson purchased the Fairy doubted his authority to execute the
house, the last Sunday in each month. Rev. better health.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
years the aacommodating and efficient Queen mine on Hungry Creek from sentence, and secured an opinion from
11PERMANENTLY
J. O Gist the second Sunday, and Rev. G.
As Charlie Owen did not wish any tres- prescription clerk in Sherwin’s drug Jones & Me Geean. He has a promising Attorney-General Ford, in which he
Haberly the third Sunday. Suuday school
'TSE<'ttic,MtrfECTS
Cassing to be done on this ground that he store, left yesterday to work for Reich- prospect, and will keep men at work all was advised not to hang Winters.
every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
ad plowed, he accordingly set a steel trap
The farmers are very busy putting in and caught one of the intruders—a coyote man 4 Co., Ft. Jones, Siakiyou county, winter, doing developdfent work.
A man was recently arrested at Chi­
Cal.
Moran, Roper & Co., are down 80 feet
their crop*, and on every side tnere are
cago
on a charge of bigamy. He told
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Holcombe,
who
left
Bvy the genuine - manto by
signs of prosperity.
Fred Hansen left Tuesday for Napa, in their mine on Hungry Creek, and the authorities that during his travels
here several months ag> and went to
L. Hayden ba» finished building his new Yreka. Cal . have returned Jack has Cal. He sold two lots to Mrs. W. J. have five feet of ten-dollar ore.
Bun Griffith, in the same district has around the world he had been married
house which is a beauty.
since gone to Galice creek. Josephine coun­ Virgin for $225, three lots to Harry
ty, to work. His wife is at present stop Hosier for $300 and a cottage and two a very good showing in the James Ster­ 42 times.
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The racing yacht Shamrock has sailed
raa mu tn au o«u«44Ti nu » ns term.
REAL ESTATE.
I ping with her mother, Mrs. Nancy Carter lots to S. Furry for $500. All on 5th ling mine. Some of the ore is very rich.
Are going to give some SPECIAL Prices
Born: On Evans creek, Oct. 21, 1899, to I Avenue, railroad addition.
from New York for London.
Elisabeth Randall to Jacob Oleson, 40 Mr aud Mrs. Hiram Moore, a son.
There’s always hope while there’s One
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Q
£
filew
and
joined
aerts of the Sewall Truax donation claim,
in OLD LOTS OF CU H P Q to make
It is stated on good authority in New
Minute Cough Cure. "An attack of pneu­
11025.
ductor Blew at Roseburg Monday. Con­ monia left my lungs in bad shape and I York that the victorious oup defender,
room for Fall Stock.
kJ—
T J Bell to David Brower, lots 1 and 2,
Circuit Court Proceedings.
ductor Geo. Peebles of thf Portland- was near the first stages of consumption. Columbia, will participate in the regular
block 3, Talent. »160.
One
Minute
Cough
Cure
completely
cured
J H Beeman vs Lucky Bart Mining Co; i Roseburg division succeeds Blew on the
W. F. Williamson to Helen I Dillon, 395
night train between Ashland and Duns­ me,” writes Helen McHenry, Bismark, N. circuit races in both the Mediterranean
to recover monev. Dismissed.
acres in twp 37, r 1 w. $9000.
D. Gives instant relief. Eugene A. Sher­ and : in British waters. The Columbia
Emma
F
Hall
vs
T
M
Boyd,
etal;
to
muir.
J F Tryer to Harriet B Tryer, lot 11, blk
win.
foreclose
mortgage
Decree
granted.
will leave for the other side in the early
40. Medford, >150.
Mrs. Bush, Propr. { ^a^oreBon.
St. Mary’s Academy will erect an ex­
E E Miner vs J D Loucks; confirma­
A L Mills, trustee, to Augustus B East­
part of December, and will be com­
Services
at
the
Presbyterian
church'
tensive
addition
to
their
convent
at
Jack
­
tion.
Sheriff
’
s
sale
confirmed.
ham, 320 acres in Sec 17, twp 40. r I e, $10.
Laura Edwards vs G W Edwards: di-j sonville at an expense of several thousand next Sabbath morning* and evening. manded by Captain Charles Barr, who
A B Easlham to U 8, same property.
voice.
Order for publication of summons dollars. The increased business of this The sermon subjects will be: "‘The piloted her to victory in the contests
, A L Mills, trustee, to E L Brown, 100
no«..
• ••
made
popular school for the training and ed- Beauties of Salvation” and “The Quiet against the Shamrook.
acres in same region, $10.
Hour
”
.
R
Beswick
vs
8
J
Stormer,
et
al
;
to
fore
­
K L Brown to U S. same property.
l ucation of young ladies haa made it
Brigadier-General Guy V. Henry, late
A-L Mills, trustee, io A C Chumasero. close mortgage. Same order as above.
Geo. W. Owen and Frank W. Moore military governor of Porto Rico, died
J A Mnshett vs D Cofer; to rescind con- | , necessary.
Lunches Put Up.
160 acres in same region. $10.
The ghost party at Otto Winter’s resi­ left Tuesday evening en route to South. =S^his -home-in New York last week.
A C Ci.umaxro to V 8 same property tract. Motion to strike sections six and
W H Venable to Jean St Luc DeRoboaui. eleven from plaintiffs compUint sustained dence Halloween evening was attended Dakota and Kansas City, Mo They go Pneumonia was the cause, and the end
and defendant’s demurrer overruled.
160 acres in sec 32, twp 38. 2 w, $1000.
about 60sheet and pillowcased guests. to purchase a carload of Hereford bi*Hjt came after a period of unconsciousness
D A Presley vs Minnie Presley; divorce. by
W.S. Fitzgerald to Ahda R Miner, lots
All Passengers Trains ’
Mrs.
E V. Carter, MrB. Ella Mills and to bring back to Ashland to improve the
Testimony taken in open court
5. 6. 7, 8 and 9, blk 13, Gold Hill. $500.
Mrs.
Winter were the receiving ghosts. beef cattle of this section. Mr. Owfn that had lasted during the night. He
W 0 Deneff administrator of the estate
J H Beeman to Gold Hill Development
will also bring along a few fine b^d contracted a cold about a week ago, and
Stop 30 Minutes for Meals
Company. Red Oak mine in Gall's creek of E Graupner, vs Herman V Helms; to In the guessing “who was who” contest . Hereford cows.
pneumonia set in soon after. Medical
district. »2000.
_ recover money. E H Helms, administra­ I Mrs. D. L. Rice and John R. Norris re­
A L Mills, trustee, to Erik Sjolsetb, 160 tor of the estate of defendant, substituted ceived the respective prizes. Clever
J. C. Mitchell arrived from California aid was summoned immediately, but
for the defendant.
acres in section 15. twp 40, 1 e. $10.
Halloween games and a supper were in­ ' the first of the week and on Monday re­ the doctors were unable to check the
Medford Brewing Co vs J L Melvin, and dulged in.
E Sjolseth to U 8, same property.
ceived 268 head of fine cattle from Rus­ ailment. General Henry was to have
I’ 8 to Joe Goodreau, 160 acres in sec 30. L Cardwell and John McClendon, garni­
shees; to recover money. Garnishees
A generous gift of $150 has been given to sell <& York of Missouri Flat, and 18Q left for his new station, headquarters of
twp 39. 4 e.
Mr. Booth, by a lady in this city, topur- haad from G. C. Culy of Steamboat. the departmen t of Missouri, at Omaha,
A L Mills, trustee, to Lilia G Hendrick­ ordered to answer certain interrogatories.
Ella Short vs G W Lance, etal; injunc­ ' chase a bell for the Trinity Episcopal The prices averaged
cents.
son. 160 acres in sec 15. twp 40, 1 e »Iff
last week, but his illness prevented him.
L G Hendrickson to U s. senie property tion. Taking of testimony finished
|
church
in
this
place.
He
has
made
an
or
­
Rev.
E.
A.
Ross
and
wife
went
to
Jack
­
L A Robertson, et al, vs Geo Wand V
A L Mills, trustee, to U 8, 80 acres in sec
The late Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr.,
Woodworth defendants; to recover money. der on Mancely t& Co., the celebrated bell sonville Tuesday to visit D. M. Hunter at
15, twp 37, 4 e.
virtually
disinherited his eldest son,
I
founders
of
West
Troy,
N.
Y.,
for
one
of
Dismissed.
uie
. -
XT
, , *l4. T-
™
the uuapuai.
hospital. lur.
Mr. xioea
Roas win
will leave mis
this
LOCATIONS.
Mattresses Made Over,
) their first class bell-matal bells.
woektor
Ua
Aoglel.
W
op.»
.
re.lvd
Silas J Dav, Oct 25. Perseverance mine
sanctioned
marriage
to
Grace
Wilson.
Pianos Polished, General
By permiaaion of the Northwest Her- in that city.
in Jacksonville di-triri..
Acetylene G m .
Under his will, the young man is mere­
!ald, a bright, crisp and pungent illus-
Jobbing : :
: :
:
Mrs. L. Hilty returned Monday from a ly given a life interest in $1,000,000 and
Be independent of Gas and Electric Ugh
‘
‘ in
printed
1 visit with her husband, Conductor Louis
The subjects of sermons at the Christ­ corporations »nd own your own lighting g*“" "««{J newspaper
$500,000
left
him
by
his
grandfather,
Flue Cleaning a Specialty
... we Hilty who is in charge of the Dunsmuir
Partland by Jion , _G«a. L. Hutchin,_w
ian church next Sunday will be: Morn­ plant. The NATIONAL generator doee ] are
. the late William H. Vanderbilt. Alfred
not have to be cared for ottener than once * * enabled to reproduce in the columns and Edgewood freight.
/I^»r.p«ve orders at H. 8. Evans’ Paint
ing, - Pillars” and evening. “8< me in
15 days. It is positively safe and ia of this week’s R bcord the latest cartoon
'Vanderbilt, the seoond son of the. late 8tore, Ashland, Oregon.
Duties of Christians in Ashland”. The recennnended by ali insurance boards. We of W. O. Marks, the clever caricaturist
A special freight train engine *M, millionaire, to whom the bulk of the
public is cordial’ . invited.
light residences, churches, stores, factories and cartoon artist of this city. His con­ ditched near Myrtle Point last evening,
and towns at 40 per cent less than other ception of Ex-Cnngressman Bourke the cars piling in upon it. Engineer great fortune descends, has, however,
Fred H. Kelley of Jacksonville, Or.,an systems with double the illumination. To Cock ran's idea of a trust cure is well Anderson liad his arm broke and abrake- generously come forward and given his
extensive mining operator, and a mem­ responsible parties will ship machines on taken and a lecture in itself. The Her­ uiau was somewhat injured. The wreck discredited brother $6,125,000, and there­
days trial.
ber ot the Kelley family of Yreka and thirty
Send for free booklet on Acetylene Gas. ald publisher expects to establish a has demoralized the train service for * by placed him on an equality with his
Fort Jonee, in pioneer days, also a typo We want good agents
younger brothers and younger sisters.
morning daily with democratic politick day.
Central Oregon State Normal School, Dram, Oregon.
in the Journal office during the beginning
NATIONAL ACETYLENE GAS CO.. , in Portland the fore part of the coming
Cornelius Vanderbilt has accepted the -A-ISTTD........
Call
on
Vaupel,
Norris
A
Drake
’
s
for
Buffalo, N. Y. I year and Mr. Marks will then be engaged
ofjthe ’70 period, was in Yreka last Fri­
Will open its dears foi*thenew school year on September 11.18B9. The building» bave
your carpets. They have received a fine pricely concession, and there will be no
day «nd Saturday, and gave us a friend­
I as its regular cartoonist.
been tnorougMyrenovated and improved. New apparata, added and
improve-
line which are being offered at bottom’ ^appeal to the courts in an effort to unde
ly eall. Kelley recently sold a mine in
menta made for the comfort and convenience of the stodents. Wood Boarding and
Chaa. Henry of the Cove is just able to
—!—
'the stern will of the dead man. The
“Our baby was sick for a month with n prices.
illinoi« Valley, Josephine county, to a get around from his accident of two
< Dortnitorv Advantages at the lowest possible rate. Untfbrm State Normal School
New York party for »10,000.—Yreka weeks ago. He was felling a tree to ' revere cough and catarrhal fever. Al- i > awM
-
, Course ' Complete Training School in connection with th® Normal, where Senior® an
91 vast fortune of Cornelius Vanderbilt
I though we tried many remedies, she kept
Sr.,
is
estimated
at
something
over
$70,-
!
I «Oder the supervision of a Critic Teacher who wUl give hi. entire
Journal.
make abakee for liia new barn to replace I getting worse until we used the One Min­
BOHN.
Ceto this work. Graduates of this school am given a credit of Thirty Month’s Teach-
D ry G oods , N ovelties ,
000,000. Of that sum Alfred Vander­
tbe one lost by fire. The tiee fell on ute Cough Cure.—it relieved at once and
ing Experience, which enables them to reach the Life Diploma inthe quicken and most
----------------------------- bilt will inherit about $45,000,000.
••They ar« simply perfect,” writes Rob’t. an oak tree, which bent over and then cured her in a few days.”—B. L. Nance, ,
Christmas Goods Next Month. satisfactory manner. Send your address for complete catalogue to
Moor«, ot La Fayetta, ;ln<l . ot DeWiU’s anapped back. Several ltuiba etrack Principal of the High School, Buffdale, ; CANTRALL—In Uniontown Precinct,
Do yon know Downing can replate
Lit tie Early Risen. the * famous little piUa"
Texas. B A Sherwin.
-MM«.«*«* • 1 1
JN0. B. WALKER, A M-Pmidwt of Iwolty.
» 2e1- 27'18w9, to Mr- “d Mra. Borne vour old silverware as good aa new at
4or coaeupation and all hver ailment«. Henry, one cracking hie akull, cauaiog
blawdUg at mouth end aara i«t two day». i T>a «M ralihMwT» Wsrtly QramM,1 Cagiinjj,»ion’.’
hw than baU tba oort? Try hi».
fMFwia.
5 a man’s chief attraction.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEY RECORD.
INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTTON, PROP
I
Notice to Contractors.
N
Ashland.-
. STEAM-.
Laundry::
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
C EA
H
S
C^ '^ ,
ODDS m ENDS SPECIAL!
Bush’s
Restaurant!
WE
-•.Carpets Cleaned
MRS. SABAH HARRISON
UNDERWEAR
’ a
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4
A
1
R. W. Beach & Bros,
(AUl9RNIAjTGt$YRVP<S
Meals 25
%
WOOD
Come in and get
a bargain CHEAP
M
• he F&irStore.