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BREVITY BASKET.
ALL SORTS.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
Interesting locals, marriages, etc.,
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Mills’s $3 calf sewed shoes.
The commencement exercises of
At the meeting of the Pioneer A mo
Ashland polled 552 votes.
The
R
ecord
is
on
sale
at
the
news
elation of Southern Oregon held in the closing of the Normal School
The Eagle Point school lias closed. stand of Burckhalter A Hasty.
Plenty of bacon at Sutton A Miller’s.
THURSDAY
thia place last Thursday, the following year of 1888, were held at Granite Hall
Friday evening. The first thing on
Waverlv school shoes at D. R. A E. | Anderson, the tailor, is turning out
R. M. Boynton will build a residence
proceedings were had, to-wit:
some good suits.
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the program was the opening chorus,1 V. Mills’s*
. on his choice lots in railroad addition
Elec
ion
of
<
ffi
-ers
being
in
order
personal , and social .
' resulted in choosing K. Kubli, presi- “The Harvest Muon” by eight young
Ashland will celebrate in becoming to Ashland.
Come hear the “Warblers” Wednea-
’ dent; Thus. G. Reamea and J. C. Tul­ ladies and four young men. Otis Hel-1 day ev-iiang.
style on the fourth.
Peter Simon, of Eagle Point, was in
H. Allison, of th« Jacksonville lime in tn, vice pre id -nta; J. H. Huffer, man’s rich baas voice was a specially
town yesterday on his way to Sissons
Why
don
’
t
you?
buy
an
organ
or
quarry, wm in town last week.
pleasing feature of this, as well as the
A Mr. Dickison is building a new
treasurer and 8. J. Day, secretary.
on business.
piano of E.B. Hnnsaker.
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The president appointed tlie follow­ ' other vocal music of the evening. hotel in Medford.
T. B. Kent and family have gone to
Miss
Emma
8avre
delivered
the
Salu
­
A jolly crowd of young folks from
ing committees to draft memorial res­
Cabot W sheeting at 7|c by bolt, at
Douglas county to reside.
De' Graham holds forth at Stephen­
Ashland were picnicing at the Soda
olutions on the death of mem ben of tatory in an amiable and entertaining son's Hable« again.
ID. R. & E. V. Mills.
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4
Mre. A. Lunb, of Gold Hill, is visit­ | the association: Dr. J. H. Cliitwood manner, for which she receivetl a mer­
Springs Saturday.
New
black
dress
goods
this
week
at
ing in Ashland thia week.
Blackberries will be plentiful in Ash-1
I — P. Dunn, J. M. McCall and J. C. Tol­ ited applause. A song "The Shoemak­
C. A. Nutlev, fruit and commission
D. R. & E.V. Mills’s.
♦
Prof. H. L. Benson, of Grants Paes, man; Jos. W. Satterfield—J. H. Rus- er," by the little oues of the training land this year as usual.
merchant, talks through the co I uihiis i
Matthew H. Coleman, of Phoenix, of the R ecord this week.
1 sell, Jas. Thornton and W. W. Kent- i school was rendered very prettily. In
was in the city thia werk.
Grass is doing nicely in tlie moun­
lias been granted a pension.
ner; Mrs. Helen M. Colvig—Mrs. D I her recitation "Pussykins” little Gertie tains ud stock doing well.
Miss Minnie Clift has gone to Klam­ * N. Birdseye, Mre. Jas. McDonough and Engle’s cuteneM struck a popular chord
A fine colt belonging to T. Stanley
Isaac O. Johnson of Linkville was was badly injured this week by becom
ath county to visit relative«.
Life is not unlike a box of strawber­
Mrs. Anna Dean; J. B.Thomas—E. D. in the heart, of the audience, which
granted a pension last week.
ing entangled in some barb wire.
J. R. Howard, ol Medford precinct, Foudray, Daniel F. Fisher and David gave her a volume of applause. Lov­ i ries—the big ones are on top.—[Life.
Don’t forget about your taxes, but
i Peninger; D. L Hopkins—A. M. Ber- ers of instrumental mui-ic were pleas­
was in town during the week.
Laird, Schober A Mitchells shoes in
Prof. W. C. Roberta left last week
' ry, R. 8, Dunlap and J. N. T. Miller; antly entertained with a piece of high­ four widtlte at D. R. A E. V. Mills. . see to it that they are paid at once.
for
his home in Aumsville where he
J T Kelley, of I lie 8 P D A L Co.,
Mn. Kate Birdseye— Mrs W. J. Ply- grade music, “Mid Summer Night’s
$250 in gold coin given away! See will spend the summer's vacation.
of Grants Paes, was in town to-day.
The
turning
point
in
every
maid
­
1 male, Mn. Enieline Turner and Mn. Dream,” skillfully executed by Mre.
what Hunsaker says in another col­
A. E. Parker, a farnierof Polk county,
L. N. Roney, the architect of Eu­ I H. V. Helms; Mn. Elizabeth Myer— Eddings and Miss Millie Giikiings. A en’s life is the interrogation point.—Ex. umn. " \
hr in Ashland looking around, and ex­
gene City, has been in town this week. Mre. J. H. Russell, Mrs. J. C. Tolman very difficult recitation,“How Reuben
Tlie Portland Hotel Co. have raised
Prof. C. F. Nesse, the penman, is at pects to bring his family here to reside.
Played,’’ by Miss Bertie Russell, was their $500,000 and the big hotel there
Ira Phelps has returned to Medford and Mre. Jacob Wagner.
Yreka teaching penmanship, of which
well rendered and received a good share is an assured fact.
The
treasurer
’
s
report
showed
the
Messrs. Bigelow, Davis, and Hursher
to resume his position on the Ad-
he is a master.
. i < t i ¡ I . I
amount of $1605 oh hand.
The of well merited applause. Misses Ab­
are
traveling over the county taking
vertioer.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan is still lingering
amount on band at List report and bie Goodyear and Emma Sayre saug
photographic
views
and
a
description
The
Dead
Indian
country
is
settliug
Janies Bigham, of Centra) Point pre­ collected during the year $86.70, and a very la-autiful duet, “Summer Flow­ but the chances are against him sur­ up rapidly. They will soon need a of the country.
cinct, has returned from a trip to Coos the expenditures for Hie same time ers.” Mire Etta Johnson delivered an viving many days.
$600 worth of Mens fine Shoes just received this
sc bool district out there.
Max Muller and J. G. Birdseye
county.
interesting review and history of the
A fire in the electric light works at
amounted to $70.65.
county
clerk
and
sheriff-elect
of
i The association will hold a grand re­ (-lass work of the school. A sextette, 8alem Thursday caused a loss of $75,-
Marshal Walrad’s new house is in
week.
Price $1.50 to $5.00,
Ex-Gov. M<x<ly, wife and daughter
the hands of the painter, and will be a Jackson County were up from the
“
Row,
Boatman,
Row,
”
by
Misses
Etta
000
worth
of
property.
union
at
Jacksonville,
on
Thursday.
went East Sunday for a visit vt sever­
county seat Saturday.
neat and convenient building.
Johnson, Emma Sayre, Sails Ander­
Sept. «Hr, 1888.
al months.
Instrumental, vocal, violin and cor
son, Ida Naylor, and Meiwre. Ct is Hel­
Miss Genevieve Moore’s school in
Logdrij the photographer, wants to
net solos will be given at the Parlor
Coancil Proceedings.
E. H. Loftua returned Tuesday from ■
man and John Pennebaker, was very
take your picture. See his tine speci­ Prairie district closes to-morrow with
Concert
Wednesday
evening,
June
20
a visit to bis extensive stock ranch in I At meeting held Monday the follow­ well rendered and brought forth a good
an exhibition in the evening. She has
mens on display at his gallery.
Warner valley.
Our office is in the rear of McCall’s
ing busin«*»« was transacted: Onli- round of applause.
E. A. Freeland
given good satisfaction.
Work
is
progressing
nicely
on
the
C. T. Payne, Jr. and David Payne . nance No. 52 was read and adopted. then delivered a very able oration on hall up stairs and we invite you to call Boulevard. Several tine houses will
Revs. Robert and Eneas McLean
were up from their places in Eden pre­ Thia ordinance provides tliat any one the theme,“The Touch of a Life.” The and subscribe for the R ecord .
were up from Grants Puss and Med­
go
up
ou
that
street
before
long.
selling lots or having additions made audience was again pleasantly enter­
cinct this week.
Robt. Louis Stevenson, the novelist
ford this week. The former bought a
to the city must have them properly tained with a duet from Misses John­
E. V. Carter has purchased of J. II.
"Uncle’’ Jesse Dollarbide has recov­ surveyed aud signed by a surveyor, son and Sayre, "Listen to the Wood ( and poet, is in San Francisco on his Martin one of those tine buggies. It handsome carriage for his family from
C. W. Ayers.
ered sufficiently to be around again, map showing lots, blocks, names of Birds’« Song.” Miss Abbie Goodyear’« way to the South Sea Islands for his is the latest and most improved.
IN THE LINE OF
health.
but is still feeble.
C. W. Avera, the architect, was over
streets, alleys, and their length and oration “Prophecy” was delivered in a
P. Littleton sold | acre of his land to Hornbrook this week on business.
Two private cars passed down the
Major B. A. Stannard came up from course, and title must be perfect, graceful and entertaining manner,
on Oak street last week to M. A. Arch­ The contract for the new hotel and
road
Sunday.
One
belonged
to
the
8.
|
jfrs.
W.
M.
Gilroy,
always
a
favorite
Grants Pass to-day and k again em­ This must be placed on file in the
er, of Big Valley, Cal.; price, $250.
store building of Horn and Jones has
solo singer, pleased her auditore with P the Camelio, and the other to the I
council.
ployed on Hie Tidings.
Canadian
Government
Railways,
the
The hill sides are being divested of not been let yet.
Amount of $5 reftiuiled to E. K. “The Night Bini’s Cooing.” The Val­
Mr. Houck, who has been visiting Brightman fur hotel runners license. edictory of Miss Sada Anderson was Cumberland.
i chaparral and underbrush and many
A Parlor Concert will l>e given at the
his son in Ashland J. 8. Houck, left also $5 refunded to Gen. M. Parkinson I pointed aud full of practical remarks,
: acres will be planted in orchards this Fraley building next Wednesday eve­ OUR LINE IS THE FINEST EVER EXHIBITED IN THIS LOCALITY.
The
Headlight
has
made
its
appear-1
for California this Week.
which received applause and a bunch ancc at Tillamook, and now every fall.
lor fish and poultry market license.
ning for the benefit of the Congrega­
Finance coinrhittce reported bills of flowers from the audience. Prof. county in the state has a piqu-r. The ■ Chas. II. Veghte has moved liis tional church.
Wm. Reeves left Saturday for Sac­
Tickets twenty-tive
Sweet mode some very appropriate re­ first copv was put up at auction and band of sheep to their summer range ceuts, for sale at G. C. Eddings’.
ramento where he is engaged to do corn ct:
OF MEN’S BOY’S STRAW AND FELT HATS, WE HAVE OVER
several months brick work.
A.8. Hammond examining records $125.00 marks in a practical talk to the grad­ sold for $12.
in the vicinity of Green Spring moun­
Col. J. N. T. Miller, of Jacksonville, $2.000 WORTH IN STOCK.
WE CAN GIVE ANY STYLE OR
.52.50 uating class when awarding them the
tain.
,
Geo. T. Baldwin of Linkville was on M L. McCall surveying..........
Judge DePeatt went out to Linkville
passed through town yesterday with
Diplomas. “Good Night,” with Miss
Wallace
Rogers,
special
police
...2.00
Tuesday evening’s train, en route for
AND PRICES
« D. H. Hawkins is disposing of a several head of horses on his way to PRICE YOU WANT.
Wm. Mayfield,
..2.00 J uli i Goodyear, the pianist of the eve­ Saturday to attend the circuit court
Portlaud on a business visit.
large
amount
of
cherries,
the
May
which
met
there
this
week.
Judge
Klamath
county
to
look
after
iiis
band
ning nt the forte, peeled out the dis­
’WAY DO'W'Nn
Prim aud WiM. Jackson were also on Duke, the best canning cherries ex­ of horses near Wood river in that
Total ......... ................................. »1st 50 missal of the audience.
Mre. Colonel White has been visiting
tant.
the
same
train.
county.
Mutter
of
laying
out
and
owning
with Ashland trie nils this week. Mr.
llill street was laid over for further
White is exj-ected here soon.
Burglary.
Milton Berry and S. D. Taylor were
Advices from New Zealand state
B . F. Reeser will have tlie floor in
consideration, and the ofieuing of Ilan
elected
Justice of the Peace and Con­ the store room adjoining his hardware
that
the
estimated
yield
of
the
wheat
Some
burglars
broke
into
the
hard
­
P. W. Ol w« l|, of Phoenix, was on the I gadine street was referred buck to
We make a
ware store of Geo. C. Eddings last crop in the colony this season is 9,424,- stable, respectively, of Ashland pre- store lowered and have the sidewalk
south bound tra.(u Sunday, en route to. ! street committee.
raised. By doing this and putting in
Friday night. They made their way 059 bushels, giving an average yield of cincL
California to reiiu.m some time.
Report of appraisers on damages to
into the rear end of the building 26.13 bushels per acre for the whole
Dennis Porter, the saw mill man, a new front it will be a desirable room
Jas. Coyle, the Postal telegraph ' Miller lot In opening High street must
through a apace where a window pane colony.
has
plenty of good lumber and wood and should rent readily.
oficrator at Cole's station, made his be corrected, the mutter was laid over
was out. and after gaining an entrance
for
Kile. Leave your orders at the
The
Washington
Territory
Supreme
Dr. Will C. Brumfield, of Missouri,
' to next meeting.
Ashland friends a visit this week.
into this room they took a chisel and Court has decided that tlie owner of post-office.
. ,,
arrived iu Ashland last week, on a tour
Council adjourned to June, 18th.
T. E Godfrey has arrived in Ash­
broke a piece out of the bottom of the front land controls the tide land in
Raspberries raised here were placed of inspection, lie is a cousin of Mr.
land from the East on a visit to his next Monday.
next door aik I reaching through turned front of his projierty until the Terri­
on
the market at 15 cents a quurt, but Wallace Rogers of this place, whom
brotber-iulaw, Geo. C. Eddings.
the key on inside which unlocked the tory becomes a State, when it passes to I
Delinqaent Taxes.
the
price will fall soon to about that he has not seen for a number of years
Dr. J. L. Hardeman, a gentleman from
M. N. Long will start next Monday
Chas. W. Logan, deputy sheriff for door, giving them entrance to main the State.
much
a gallon.
tlie
same state, is traveling with him.
with his family for Washington Terri­ this precinct, has received the tax list | ' |xirt of building. They took the mon­
The grand lodge of Masons con­
The Helman baths arc neat and
tory, on a visit of several months.
ami is busily engaged in hunting up ey drawer out and stole some ]>ocket vened in Portland Wednesday, the In­
Sanderson
Smith, the mining expert
knives and four pistols (the ¡»oorest in
clean, and the swimming rink is in ex­
J. Q. Willits, of Lakeview, is in the delinquents. It is necessary in order the show east*.) The till was found dian War Veterans Thursday, and the cellent condition. For particulars see and real e state ugent, was in town Sat­
>
urday. lie says lie will have his quartz
city on a visit. Time deals gently with that Sheriff Dean can make a settle­ next morning in the lot near bv. At Pioneers Friday of this week. Rev. I. the card in the R ecord .
ment with the county before his term
D.
Driver
and
John
F.
Caples
are
the
mill
at
Gohl
Hill
running
in
full
blast
Quin anil he looks as natural as ever.
expires that these taxes be paid. At­ time of robliery it contained only a orators for the latter.
Prof. J. T. Hover will be in Jackson­ in a few days and exjiects good returns
Mre. Price who h w l>een visiting her tend to thia matter promptly and it few dollars. Nothing has us yet been
ville this week representing the Bank­ as he thinks he has good paying quartz.
Sheriff Chariton of Like county
parents at this place, Mr. and Mre. may save you expense for the taxes found out that would give any clue to
j the robbers. They made some cuta in passed through Friday with John ers relief astoeiation, a reliable com­ We wish liim all the success jtossible.
John Beek, returnod to Portland Tues­ must be collected and that at once. ■
pany of Portland, Oregon.
J. 43. McCully was in town this week
day.
Mr. Ijogan will receipt you for the the back door of O. H. Blount’s cloth­ Brown, who is sent to the “pen” fifteen
A tight rope walking exhibition was being on his way home from a trip to
ing house also, but for Home reason did years for manslaughter in killing one
amount
you
are
delinquent
to
Jacksou
Col. D. II. Haskell, general town site
not go any further. Why the burglars Po)>e, of California, in a saloon row at givsn yesterday afternoon on Main tlie Cinnabar. lie started from Jack­
MWt of the 8. P. R. R., has been in county.
streel by Davison Bros.,, of Ripley, O. sonville with two mining experts as
did not steal more after going to the Lakeview several months ago.
J u KS um T Una week on company buri-
They are-nrtists in this-^ioe.- >-<•
A Grand 4th of July.
trouble of getting into the building is
guide and after piluling them through
A. A. Marshall, who has represented
a
mystery,
us
there
was
a
large
qunii-
that country and arriving at Cole’s in
Ashland is to celebrate the coming
DePeatt
A
Kyle
report
tlie
sale
last
Chicago houses on the coast for several
Wm. Brown, who has a place near
5th of July with unusual pomp and j tity of cutlery that they could catilv years at an annual salary of $3000 and week of $11X10 worth of horses to a par­ good shape, the gentlemen diaiwnsed
Linkville, was in town this week after
with Jim’s services and took the train
display. The citizens this year have , have carried away.
$4000 a year, is a defaulter. Luxurious ty east <>f th« mountains, in Klamath and weiit Southward.
a load of freight for merchants of that taken an earlier start than usual thia ■
county,
belonging
to
A
T.
Kyle.
living and a young woman of “striking
]-lace.
The Deput lea.
time, and with $75 left over from luat i
Work on the Railroad eating house
C. W. Ayers, the agricultural imple­
E. T. Bartlett started Sunday fur year will be able to give all the ]>e<>ple I The sheriff-elect was up last week beauty” is what knocked Lili).
is progressing. W. H. Wickham, lias
ment
dealer,
handles
the
celebrated
the head of Empire creek in Siskiyou who come to Ashland the best enter­ from the county seat. He was awfully
C. K. Chiinslor and T. G. Patterson,
the stone foundation well unJer way.
county, where he is pro« pee ting some tainment they have ever ex|>eriened. enamored of the Republicans of Ash­ county clerk and sheriff of Josephine Red, While and Blue mower, which is The lumber for the building is arriving
considered
the
best
iu
the
market.
quarts ledges.
Besides the usual prngMmmc some land precinct anil as a token of hii love county have been re-elected by hand­
and is nearly all fir, the timbers are
YouleA Gilroy received by Monday's of sugar pine. The estimated cost of
Mre. R. V. Beall and son Vintie and special features of interest will !>e in­ and appreciation told them they could some majorities. They have well de­
M rs. Ann Beall, of Central Point, have troduced, which will be mentioned have anything they wanted; at least served this compliment as they have.. •freight a car load of tine rustic floor­ the building when completed is $11,*
gone to Cow creek to pay relatives and Inter on. Negotiations are under way take a deputyship, and for them to made faithful and competent officials. ing from Portland. Most of it will be 000. The rumor tliat it would cost
used in Mr. Miner’s new residence.
to have the beat 4th of July orator in name their man. An excellent young
$30,000 is without foundation.
friends a visit
Every dollar of the 25 jier cent, as­
the country imported for the <M-casion man of goed character and qualifica­
FoGts
’
s
creek
will
celebrate
in
grand
An ol<1
k treo
sessment
ou
Y
reka
Railroad
shx-k
has
old black (U4
oak
tree that has 1-een
l>een
Chas. Faith paaaed through town on so tl>e |a*op!e will be served with an tions was named, and the sheriff-elect
¡n the piazza was cut down
been paid up, and notes given fur style on the 4th of July. Capt. H.!
his way to Klamath county with his oratorical and literary treat.
asked him what salary be wanted,when
the second payment of 25 per cent, in Kelly will deliver the oration and Miss ! yesterday. The oldest inhabitant when
family last Saturday, where he has a
The executive committee met June a very modest sum W;is given. The
how long it has been there said
60 da vs, which shows that Yreka means Amelia Otter will read the Declaration. ■
good land claim.
11th, and transacted the following: -
said s. e. replied he couldn’t stand it,
mi
-w>
•
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■
1
■
I «4
tvin
business in building the road to Mon­
it
was
there
when 41inu
they ztn
came
and lrwklrcazl
looked
The
Postmaster-General
lias
estab
­
Gen. E. L. Applegate cominitte on which gives him a chance to offer it
Jerry Nunan brought bis family up
tague.
—
[Journal.
as
large
as
it
does
now.
A
represent­ Continues to keep on hand a large and well selected stock of
lished
u
tri-weekly
mail
service
between
grounds,
n-|>orted
having
s-cured
the
to
the
next
man
—
who
is
capable
of
from Jacksonville Sunday for a stay
The Ea»t Oregon Herald is the name Ashland and Shake, via Barron und ative of this pa ja r counted the rings
commanding a larger salary—and hav­
with friends here, and to rusticate at grove from F. Roper for $20
Moved that the finance committee ing him refuse till he comes down to of'a new Democratic jmper published Soda Springs, to commence the first of oil it, which is said to be a correct
the Suda Springs.
way to find out the age. It showed
Consisting of fine custom and ready made Clothing
raise $500
the chronic office-seeker’,who will gulp at Burns, Grant county. It is a seven next July.
Miss Eva Price, who has been en­
121 rings.
column folio, full of news and gives
Moved and carried that the commit­ I ! it in and be thankful for the chance.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc.;
Alder
bark
wanted
—
We
will
pav
I
gaged as tear liar In the Ashland pub­ tee on music be authorized to engage
Several gentlemen of this precinct evidence of a long life. D. L. Grace $12 00 per ton for Alder bark for tan- . The Ashland Hoee Co. at its meet-
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Canned Goods
lic schools this winter left Tuesday for the Ashland braaa band for $100.
have been mentioned in connection is the publisher and editor and John ning pur|MMMU It must not be taken i >nS Tucsilay, elected the following of-
I
Cigars, Tobacco, etc., etc., etc., etc.
her lionie in Salem.
Moved and carried that the commi’- with the deputyship of the precinct, E. Roberta associate.
from the tree later than the last of I Beers for the ensuing year: G. F. Me-
tee
on
grounds
be
instructed
to
put
the
but
it
is
generally
conceded
that
Robt.
Mr. Ed. Donaghy is in Siskiyou
G raves & S onnichson . i Connell, President; H. C. Myer, Vice-
The town of Ritzville, W. T., was June.
county, visiting his friends there. His grounds in order and leave room for Taylor, of the firm of High &. Taylor, ' laid in ashes last Thursday morning.
„ ■
. ,
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,
.
i President; C. H. Gillette, Sec.; Geo. G.
A. 8. Jacob« ha«»fine farm alx>ut i Eubanks, Treasurer; 0. H. Blount,
health has not been good of late, we stand purpiwea, swing und amuse­ will secure the honor.
Few of the business houses of the town five miles north of Medford that lie de- J Foromftn; Joe Million, Asst. Foreman;
ments, pay expenses and turn balance
»re sorry to re|a>rL
were left standing, and a number of sires to sell to some man wanting ajE J Kaiser, Sergeant-at-Arms. The
4th of July Committee Meet Infra.
over to finance committee.
people were left hemetess. The mer­ gextd home. Black alluvial *>11, 160 officer» elect will take cl arge at next
E M. Miller, of the enterprising gro­
Moved and carried that the commit­
The various 4th of July committees chants seem hopeful and many signify
cery firm of Sutton A Miller, started tee on programme ask for special rat>s
acres, title • rfectand crop growing on ■ llleeting Mondav evening,
are requested to meet without fail nt their intention to rebuild.
«■ii yesterday’s train fur Alliany where
the place.
'
.
on the railroad for the occasion.
the
city
council
room
at
10
o'clock
A.
„ awazwx
waa
i The teachers of the county should
lie goes on business.
A cave from the 200-foot level to the
Lor
$1600
yon
can
secure
160
acres
not
f
or
g
e
t
the
state
teacher's
associa-
M., Saturday, June 16, to ¡terfectall
The ltascban Game.
400-foot level of the St. Lnvrence mine of.land in Sam s \ alley. Only one I tion, whicli meets at Salem, Oregon,
John Fitzgerald came up from
arrangements.
By order of Com.
at Butte, M T., which has been con­ mile from Antioch school house and i
Tlie
base
ball
game
at
Million's
Marysville, Cal., last Friday to spend
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sidered unsafe by the miners, Saturday about five miles front Moonville. If' on the 5th, 6tli and 7th days of July.
some time with his Ashland friends grounds Sunday was the most interest-
Religious Notes and News.
All
the
transportation
companies
have
buried five miners, who are known to you want this bargain see Luckey A
I ing game played in Ashland for several
and kaik after his farm.
granted
reduced
rates,
and
the
hotels
The
social
entertainment
nt
Weptist
be still alive, but with a pros|>ect of Co. at once.
I years. The “San Fran« iaco" nine is
A. 1» Reuter, a capitalist of Jack­ i the old Ashland team, anil although church Tuesday evening was a pleusant af­ dying before they can be reached.
in Salem wil’ eiiterLuii teachers anil
sonville, accomi'unieil by his brother
others attending, at grcntly reduced
An
overcoat
was
found
on
the
Cove
■ ■
fair
for
those
present.
i out of practice for a long time, tlu-y
Winters, Cal., June 8: NoL less
Peter Reuter of Wisconsin, made this can play a good game yet. The other
rates during the day « of the associa­
Bev. P. 8. Webster, the Congregational than 100 armed men, with blood road, just after leaving the Dead In­
place a visit last week.
nine is conipoeeil mostly of the vouug minister, holds services at the parsonage on hounds, are searching for two men dian road, this week by Anson W. Ja­ tion. Jackson county should be well
3ÆJLY BE HJLJD -A.T
Miss A<la Miller who is teaching a liaseb.illists of the community. J. C. Main street Sunday mornings. Ku service who brutally assaulted Lizzie Wrough- cobs. The owner can have the same represented.
now at the R ecord office by proving ;
successful school in Antehqie and Miss Eubanks acted as umpire, and George in the evening.
tel a few days ago. It is believed they property and paying fur this notice. ; R.T. Blackwood, of the Soda Springs,
Allie Farlow caiue over the mountains C um y as scorer. Time of game, 1:4C.
intends to leave the valley in three or
There will lie the regular services at the are concealed in the ravines or gulches
Following is the score:
last Saturday on a visit.
E. E. Miner’s new residence in Mi- • four weeks to be gone about a year.
M E church Sunday morning and evening near here. Rewards for their arrest
Finished in Style Equal to
ner’s addition is getting under way. He goes first to Crescent City, Cal.,
Mre. R Goodyear and little son, and Ashland nine. Runs. Hau Franciscos. Runs by the pn-tor, Itev H I’ Satciiwell. Sunday now aggregate $2000.
Carey Bros., carpenters of San Fran­ and from there he will go to Washing­
"Ethel and Minnie Walrad went over Al Bwiit, c ........ 1
Geo Wadtin. e . 8 school at 9 30.
Tucson. A. T., June 10. The trains cisco, are doing the work, aud Mr. Mi­ ton Territory and thence to the States.
with A. S. Jacolw to his farm last Sun­ Landers. John lb. .1
Link Helman. i> 3
Rev F XV Goukin. the pastor, holds regu­
G F MeCoiiiiell.lb 1 lar services at tLe Bapti-t church every of the Southern Pacific railroad passed ner, who is somewhat of an architect • We are sure Dick will come back think-
day to spend a few days in the eountrv. KC Carey, I» ... 0
over the new work iu Cienega to-day himself, is superintending its construc­ i ing there is no place like Rogue river
J
R
Norris.
2d
b.
4
0
F G Carev, If.
H Gid<liugs.3d b.. 0 Sunday morning and evening. The Sab­ for the first time since the washout tion.
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____ 2d b
1
E. V. Mills wei.t to Portland Sun- 11
Ralph.
i valley. He still retains his land in-
/
J 8 ¡Sweet. » s ... 1 bath schix l hour is 10 A M.
last September. Trains have beeu run­
«p*y tu represent the Ashland lodge in Bert b’wiit. ss . 2
Talent will soon have depot facili­ i teresfs, and is simply going on this trip*
M L Alford, r f.O
11
Casey,
e
f
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2
|he meeting of the Grand laalge of Jesse McCall. r f 1
Sabbath services at First Presbyterian ning ou temporary and cribbing work. ties. The inspector of the road, as­ to see some of this great country of oure.
Otis Hulmán.I f. . 2
Masutis «f Oregon, which convened Frauk Lcnuart3b 1
Cut Toliuan. cf .2 Church. Rev F-G Strange, pastor: I’reacb- The new work has kept 1200 men em­ sisted by the section foreman and his
Fruit trees of all kinds in this place Ara now selling at bottom prices everything in the line of
thqre yeslenluy.
ing morning and evening. Sabbath school ployed since it was begun, and has cost ! men, commenced surveying the side
Total ........ W
Tutsi.......... S
are
heavily loaded Hnd there will be
at 9:30, Young People's meeting at 3 r. M. about $300,000,
! track Monday and it is expected to i ail abundance of fiuit. It has been
Rev. Mr. Bovd, who has biun taking
General
Prayer
meeting
Thursday
evening.
The following officers were elected have the depot building and agent demonstrated that fruit can be grown
a course in Willamette University at
Weather Report.
! Morning subject: -‘Life'sTurning Points."
Salem, returned to his home in Ash­
Following is tbs weather rejtort for the Evening theme. “Christ, our Intercessor.” i in Klamath county at the late election, ■ there soon
here without irrigation and it will not
taswit:—W. 8. Moore, county judge;
land last week, liis father, Mr. T. P. i week ending June 13. WHS, as leported by
be many years before the hills near
u
in-
Pleasant
creek
is
a
good
place
for
in-1
L. B. Kester aud W. C. Crawford, coim-
Boyd, has lieeu qouie iQ for some time. H. K. Wilkinson, the U. 8. signal service I Seats free to aiL
’childers tending settlers to visit as there are town will l>e one waving mass of fruit
Children's day was celebrated at the M. ' ty commissioners; M.
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’ plenty of good homes for sale and some trees. Fruit is being raised now on
Mre. J. 8. HowoM and daughter Win- agent:
i E. Church Sunday evening with a concert ■ sheriff; A. L. Leavitt, county clerk;
government land to be taken up. We ground that but a short time ago was
nic of Tsnai«, W. T» who sjient sev­
i
'
John
Smart,
assessor
;
Charles
Graves,
i
of
singing
and
recitations
by
the
little
Maximum Miuiinum Rainfall
afe informed that there is a good open- considered utterly worthies» and brings
eral months in Asldaad m«utly, have
And variouB builders’ material.
.11 ' ones aud others. Cot, Jas. Norris, Rev. treasurer; P. L. Fountain, school sn- : ing there for some energetic man to handsome returns to its owners. With
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67
Jun« 7
returned from BortioU springs, Cal,'
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50
Mr. Satchweil and the Supt. Rev J. Hand- ■; perintendent; J. B. Griffith, surveyor;
7H
8
I our delightful climate and happy and
i put up a saw mill.
and are stopping at A-
" '.Ucy’s in
.11
52
» 74
saker made appropriate remarks. The s I J. W. Siemens, coroner. '1 he county
prosperous homes we shou d indeed be
.15
46
72
10
'Ashland.
Warehouse at R. R. track, foot
Send or call for prices,
Organs! Organs! at Hunsakers,
church was beautifully decorated with flow­ judge, clerk, one coinniiseiouer aud
.60
78
I a contented people. 1 he famous
11
fi
|
and
more
coming
;
organs
for
old
or
ers throughout and presented a tine ap- coroner are republicans.
Dr. Robertson, of Yrek i, aaeom-!
• lil
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73
12
Rogue river valley is a most desirable
of Helman street
.01 , [tearance.
7ó
young, rich or poor, married or single,
«7
U
jainied liis sister to Seattle, where she
place to build a home and live ,n.
A lot of the biggest salmon ever
« •
organs
for
everybody.
Come
buy
an
will reside. They hud a ma-ial cfiat at
Ashland has a Sunday School population taken on the Columbia river was re­
• •••
0A7
Total rainfall.
• •
We
are
informed
by
Mr.
Jenkins,
organ, honestly made and honestly
tlw deput with some of Doc's A<&Lwd
340 enrolled members. They are divided ceive«! at Cathlamet last week.
_ _ _____
In the ■
who
is
agent
for
The
Banker
’
s
Mut-
t'bangt «1 Hand«.
sold
at
live
and
let
live
prices.
Make
friends when they passed thria*gu
as follows: Methodists, IM; Congrega-
of 4500 pounds there were forty
ual Relief Association of Portland,
Thursday.
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The O. _. & _ ___
C. R.
R- —
» now r in the tionalists, 34; Baptists, 60; Presbyterians,
averaged fifty-five pouuds each, I your home luippy and cheerful and : I that
he is succeeding beyond his ex-
,
likewise
E.
B.
Hunsaker
.
*
bauds
of
its
real
owners,
the
8.
P.
R
JL
i 110. This does not include the Punkards and four that averaged sixty-eight
Prof. E. E. Smith, of Central Poiut.
J. U. WRITSMAN, cePretidea
1
peetations
in increasing the member­ CHAS. K. WOLVERTON. President.
is in town this week. He has just The final legal action was taken in whose school is not organized this season. pounds. When a sixty |>uund salmon I Rev. Ezra Haskell formerly engaged ship in this part of the valley. J. W. CUSICK, Treasurer.
j / k . EI.DERK1N, tiec’y, and Mr.
sc«««,
«............
closed a successful
school at that
place, Portland last week when Judge Deady Last season they numbered 20. All the is regarded as a monster, some idea ' in mining and preaching in thiscoun- The benefits offered are the most lib-
but was < compelled to adjourn two disaus-ed the suits against the Oregon i Sabbath schools are in a flourishing condi- can be gained of the extraordinary ! ty and who gave lectures on astronomy 1 eral—from $15 to $25 per week for ac-
size of this catch, which is without a with stereoscopic views, is now pastor • cident and $5 to $12.50 for sickness—
Weeks «artier than expected on account A California Railroad Company. The ■ tion and increasing rapidly.
suits were to recover the mortgages
parallel in the history of the salmon ot Plymouth Congregational church, ‘ at a nominal cost of $10 per year, pay-
of scarlet fever.
The
concert
exercises
given
last
8unday
against the road aud wire dismissed
business on the Columbia.
! Portland, and is trying to arouse the
evening
at
the
First
Tyesbyterian
church
■ able in installments of $1 at a time,
Hank Giddings and Isaac Deiner , upon the j>etitu>n of the Southern Pa­
CAPITAL STOCK, $300.000.
T
~
.
..
.
people ptiou
there o{ on tf, the
abuses . and which enables the laboring man, and
W. Ragland has on exb.bitmn at ■ ^
e ci glaring
fy of fortUlld
caqi« over from their Hungary creek cific R. R. Cu^ substituted for plain- ! of this place by the children of the Sab­ _
the
man
of
moderate
means
to
pro
­
bath
Sidmot
wm
•
very
pleaaant
affair
and
J.
W.
Nonn.n
’
s
saloon
a
fine
lot
of
'
wrra
l
”
*«
ol
w,e
OI
minra last week. Hank will leave this tiffs, Harrwon et al. The dismissal of
week for a visit in the vicinity of Mt. these suits takes the railroad out of the proved to be enjoyable and entertaining. furs, including eight silver gray fox' Judge DePeatt and Commissioners tect hie home circle by assuring them
Shasta, ag‘1 Ike expects to go pros- : receiver's hands aud places it under The recitations and songs by the tittle folks skins and forty-nine cominou fox, fish- Haymond.and Carlton will hold tlie a fixed incoms, should he l»ecome in­
pectiug for quartz.
the control and management of the were good, and the talk bv the pastor, Rev. 1 er mink, otter marten, eta. They were ! adjourned June term of the Cominis- jured or laid tifion a bed of sickness
It is a home comjiany, and the
F. G. Strange, was practical as well as in- caught the past winter about 18 miles 1 sioners Court on the 29th of this month,
Lieut. Jas. A. Swift who has been in Southern Pacific. Monday at mid­
structive and Was listened to very atten- southwest of here. Mr. Ragland is sev-; at which time all the business of the names of its officers, who are all prom­
night
was
the
time
set
when
the
change
California some time looking after the
; lively by all present. The superintendent, I enty-eight years of age and baa been county will be settled up and every- inent business men of Portland are a 1
interests of the government in some took place. The employes of the road G. F. Billings, made a few appropriate re- a trapper over forty years. He claims thing will be in readiness to be turned guarantee of its reliability, and we are '
‘
have
all
signed
their
papers
of
dis
­
of the U. 8. contracts there, has been
glad to note that Mr. Jenkins is meet-
marks, after which a collection was taken to
have a null
rich goiu
gold” 1U1I1U
mine 111
in 111U
the neigh- ( over to the uvw
new AUUiririDviativu,
Administration, which
UJ liMvv
vw«««v
B|M-nding some dais with his family in missal and hire ami started to work ! up for home._mLssiona,
j
ing with such marked success.
.»
|
borhood
of
liia
<
‘
abiiLwr[8isson
Herald.
’
take
charge
of
affairs
on
July
2.
liis
cabin.wr[Sisson
Herald,
will
I just Ute suite next day.
Ashlaad but *■;!! «t’>nj so-x
VALLEY RECORD
PIONEER MEETING.
0. H. BLOUNT.
THE LEADING
Clotiisr anfl Hatter,
OF THE PACIFIC COAST!
We Sell Shoes for $1.50 per pair
which are not Offered for less than
$2.50 by any other House in Ogn.
Men’s Summer Clothing,
SPECIALTY § MEN’S GOODS
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
Call and examine the largest
stock of
STRAIGHT CLOTHING
OUTSIDE OF PORTLAND!!
0. H. BLOUNT.’
ASHLAND,
THE BEEHIVE!
a
zivaai
J. D. Fountain,
- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, -
A
Specialty.
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
PICTURES of YOURSELF
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Varnishes
ASHLAND,
ii
OREGON.
The Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co.
CASH PAID UP 860,000.00.
)
WM. ULRICH, District Agent - MEDFORD OGN.
-i. J.
.‘.CL .
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