Valley record., August 16, 1888, Image 3

MKDTOR» ITEMS.
»ALLEY RECORD I - Improvements arc going on on every
POINT NOTES.
BUEVITY BASKET.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mrs C T Harris is visiting her daugh­
ter at Molt, CaL, Mrs WO Tanner
J. J. Donahue baa received a new
Health is generally good.
Roper, Galey &. Helm repcTt:
The Millard musical Convention Co
hand.
I pool table.
Lots
5,6.7
and
8
in
block
4,
Prachfs
Otir merchants are doing a lively 1
have organized classes ill Ashland and
Alaska
addition,
to
J.
H.
Shideler
of
•
Rev. Rura is building him a commo­ business.
The circus advance agent billed the Medford,
. %
Jacksonville; consideration, $500.
dious dwelling on C street.
town
Saturday.
PERSONAL ANI» SOC1AU
A. J. Daley has been repairing his;
Chas. Rannus has returned from
M.
L.
McCall
reports
:
The Grand Central ia being repainted grist mill.
Don’t forget that the Normal School Healey, where he has just completed
J. W. Morris to W. P. Benn, lot 10,: ; begins September 3,1888.
H B. Ri-eii is in California and may and renovated throughout
two large Kirns for S. Shattuck
Otir bora blacksmith has been paint­ block D; $250.
go east toon.
J. R. Cunnyngham was down from ing his residence.
Assistant Foreman Joe Million had
A free social dance will i«e given in i Continues to keep on band a largo and well »c-tectol stock of
E. W. Carver to I. N. Shook.100 acres ;
A. A. Styles, of Grant's Para, ia in Ashland to see the folks Sunday.
Mrs. Cochran has erected a large of fruit and farming lan«l near Ph«»e- - the hose company out for a drill Fri­ the dining room of the new dep<«t and '
town tlria week.
t
day.
eating house next Saturdry evening.;
Mira Powell who has been with her shed on her place.
nix; consideration, $2,000.
A good time may be expected.
father
here
for
some
time
past
has
The
Boulevar<l
is
opened
to
the
brick
Joa. CUwaon. the Henley butcher,'
Consisting of fine custom and ready made Clothing
Wm. French has been supplying the
J. K. Stearns to Richard Hargrave, r
returned home.
yard,
»bout
two
and
a
hali
miles
from
was in U wti Monday.
J. R. Tozer has commenced the
market with a choice variety of water 10 acres of the Stearns donation claim :
Staple tnd Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks.etc ;
town.
erection of a story and a half dwelling,
I near Talent; consideration, $400.
Feliv Kahn waa in the city Ulis’ J IL West, who has been absent in melons.
B< k >U and Shoes, Grocciies, Canned Good*
Kansas for tome time, has returned
T. P. Boyd, formerly of Minnesota. I 22|x 24, to cost $1,000, for O. Coolidge'
week en route to Fort Klamath
A nur.-bcr of our citizens are haul­
Railroad
lota
—
C
II
Warthen.
lots
7,
Cigars. Tobacco, etc., etc., etc.* etc.
ou the comer of Bush and High street.
t»> Medford to stay.
ing lumber^ome for fen< ing and others 8 and 9, blk F,$210; Isaac Van Nader, died in Ashland last Friday from con
Lester Handaaker expects to leave ■
The ladies of the Baptist church
The Baptists have their new bell in for building.
lot 20, blk E, $100 ; Wm M Davis, lots sumption.
the first of next Week for Tacoma. W. T.
wil!
give a peach shortcake sociable
position and it sounds city like to hear
Threshing has commenced in earn­ | I, 5. 6 and 10, blk F. $290; O Coolidge.; J. D. Fountain's Beehive received a ' at the church Tuesday evening, Aug.
Geo. C. E l lings returned from a it peal forth its melodious strains.
fine
new
stock
of
ladies
dresj
goods
!
lots
15,
16,
17
and
18,
blk
K,
«400;
H
est and the yield uf grain exceeds the
business trip to Man Francisco Mun­
21. Price 15 cents, program after
I Green, lota 27 and 28, blk K,$200;T' this week.
Rev. F. G. Strange of your city expectations of the tarmen».
day.
lunch.
I
L
P<
well,
lots
1
and
2.
blk
F.
$160;
E
!
L. Martin shipped a car load of fruit,'
Jimmy Drum. * merchant of Jack-| preached a very interesting sermon e*
Mr. Jonas has commenced to build L Farra, lots 1 and 2, blk J.$190; R F
From N. T. Elliott who returned
principally pears to Montana the first
sonville, was visiting in Ashland thia the Presbyterian church Ik re last for himself a large residence on the Dean, lots 3 and 4, blk J $155.
yesterday evening from Montague we j
Sunday.
i
of
the
week.
Week.
land lately purchased from E. Emery.
learn that the work of grading and '
The Henley Mines.
Miller t Strang are doiDg the lead­
Applegate Brog, gold 100 head of
W. C. Rogera, the blacksmith, came
James Bell is one of the happiest
___ __ —his
The wing-dam claim belonging to a dry cows last week fur $20 per head, in
up from Winters, Cal., Tuesday to ing tmsiness in drugs and hardware, __________
men in this part _ _ of __
the country
i They strive to give satisfaction and sell wife pn^*nt«r him with a fine ton on i
of five Portugese about ton Klamath county.
remain
W. W. Kcntnor has n plum tree i I IV I UlllmO
Ul
I V
1 mites below Hornbrook on the Klam­
Mr. and Mr» . E. E. Miner have been ; very reasonable.
the 7th inst.
The Keno, Klamath county club,. that has borne a crop of fruit tins sea- !
ath
has
been
paying
$500
a
day
for
the
at their farm near Gold Hill during the
Miss Harrison who has been visiting
W. W. Parker has sold his house I past several days, which is expected to talk of playing the Ashland boys a son and is now in bloom again. I
I-st week.
I ber un'-le J. W. Smith, who lives near
game of base ball.
Whether the blooms will develop into
and lot to Dr. Rivers; consideration, i continue for some time
plums he is waiting to see.
Charter Judge is at Grant’s Pass here started for her home in Califor­ f375. I understand that he intends
■
E.
B.
Hunsaker
will
erect
a
$2000
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Air
Mr. diiann
Gilson ha«
has mann
made a big find in a residence for himself in his addition to
to open
a drug store.
doing some sail fiery work fur the A P. nia last Monday.
The
new
time
table
went
into
effect
D i L Co.
T:»e advance Agents of Sells Bro’s I The good people of Eagle Point have channel in Klamath river near Horn­ Ashland this fall.
Monday. The schedule tinie'for arriv­
circus
have billed tl»e town and that reorganized the Sunday school with brook. The channel of the river was i
D. Wilson is at the Hot Springs.
changed by wing-dams and he sunk a | The Western Union has taken out ing in Ashland remains the same— MAY BE HAD JLT
E. A. Freeland is at his store during great Thow will perform here on the Dr. Clark as Superintondent and Miss
shaft through several feet of cement to ' their office at Henley which leaves the 8:30 a . m . from the north and 5:10 p .
, 31st day of August.
bis absence.
Emily Brown as Assistant, and Miss the bed rock and found a crevice in the field clear for the Postal at that place. m . from the south. The trains meet
at Montague uow instead of Horn­
D. H. Miller, our accommodating Cecelia Brown as Secretary.
Miss Emma Young of Montague, is
channel that seems to be full of gold.
C. W. Avers hag the erection of L. brook, under the new order of things.
visiting her sister in Ashland Mrs. J Nasfiy, with his wife, contemplate a
Finished in Style Equal to
One of our leading fruit raisers, J. J. By running vour hand over the gravel
trip to Iowa wKin. They intend to Fryer Las peaches that measure 11 you can see about as much gold as D. Fuller’s Eastlake residence on the
M. Cuiuinons.
The last of the teachers on the ex­
i Boulevard well under way. When the
start about the fimt of September. inches in circumference, and he says dirt. Our information is from a relia­
place is completed it will cost $3,000. cursion passed through Ashland Tues­
John Maher went to the Willamette Bon voyage.
day evening, in the car Bengal con­
that lie defies Ashland, Switzerland or ble citizen who says there is about
Valiev Friday to take a position with
Anson W. Jacobs and Jas. W. Coak­ sisting of 28 New York an«i Boston
Jos. Strobel and daughter Evange­ any other Lind to excel this place, in $1000 in sight now.
the O. P. R R
ley are runing a hay press in this end
line went up to Ashland Wednesilay richness of flavor, size and fineness of
The late big finds there has given a of the valley and are prepared to ac­ teachers. That evening’s train came
M im Hattie Lubeck, of San Fran­ morning on a visit of a few days with grain, of either peaches or prunes, or
to Ashland in two sections and con­
fresh impetus to prospectors and “the commodate the farmers who want
cisco, is spending her vacation with ‘ relatives. He is well pleased with the in fact any other kind of fruit.
tained a private car of the Missouri
w<xxls are full of them.” There is I their hay baled .
lira. Max Pracht.
Pacific with a Mr. Clark and a com­
Granite city.
without
a
doubt
a
large
quantity
of
T. A. Newman, of this precinct, is
pany of friends.
The
Ashland
Restaurant
changed
Gen. John F Miller waa in Ashland
The now hotel his been christened putting up a large dryer, so that he gold in the ground in that section as
Ar© now selling at bottom prices everything in the lino o
Tuesday on bis way to his ranch in i the Clarenden. and will be ready for can save bis large crop of fruit, espe- | it has never been mined to any great hands Tuesday,Mrs. H. Norton having
W. H. Wickham lias been awarded
purchased the business from Mrs. the job of laying the stone foundation [
Klamath county.
‘ business before long. It is a neat ■ cially his prunes. Speaking of prunes, ; extent except from the surface. The
Million. The latter will move out to for the new lO stall round house. He
building
uf
the
railroad
through
that
1
a
lady
friend
of
mine
picked
eighteen
rbuil
ling
and
the
bouse
will
no
doubt
Henry McConaughy, of Yreka,
the
Houck ranche.
Las out in the foundation for the eat­
region
has
brought
that
district
out
large prunes from one twig not over
earns «»ver Munday for a week’s visit | do its sh.m* of th bu«iu< ss.
I
ing house and depot, the three-story
i one half inch in diameter. How does as it will bring miners of means there
Do
you
want
a
fine
suit?
R.
N.
with Ashland fri- nds.
Prof. A B. Dennis.ai, who has been
that correspond with the product of that can work them on a more exten­ Anderton, the merchant tailor, lias brick hotel, and now the round -house
Wilbert Ash|x>le ami Chas Hevh-rth engaged as principal of otir public the older states?
sive scale.
D ick .
just received a tine lot of new goods— —the three largest buildings in town
accompanied by ladies w re over from school, lias arrived and will be on band
August 13th, 1888.
cussimeres, worsteds and fancy suit­ i There are no barnacles on his eneigy.
to convene school next month. Th«*
Cagle Point thia week.
Piemlum Bread Dune.
i A force of men under Foreman J. L.
ings. Call and see them.
directors have s-cu ed a good corps of
And various builders' material.
He'<1 fbr Larceny.
Wtn. Mills, the baker, who has been
C. M. Patterson c^me up from J ick- teach rs, and we expect to have a good
Morrison are cutting out a 100 ft. wide
Contractor
Scott
is
rushing
the
work
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•onvilte last week to work on th «to ie
A young man named John Haynes the object of many smiles from the of erecting tlie Ashland Hotel Co.’s right of way over the Siskiyou moun­
sell* ol this winter.
ladies
of
this
community
for
several
foundation of the round h «use.
was arrested and brought up from Med­
tain for the Western Union telegraph
Send or call for prices
Warehouse at R. R. track, foot
years past has been filially struck by : new hotel right along. The brick
Adkins 1 W«bb have moved th -ir
*'Capt D. J. F> :re<- of K no wa« in stock of hardware, etc., into Childers ford by Constable Isaac Woolf for the one of Cupid’s darts and “has gone was Work commenced Tuesday after­ line. 8. B. Whittle of the Postal is over
larreney
of
a
valise,
the
complaint
there
this
week
seeing
that
their
wire
I
of Helman street.
noon and is well along already.
Wit thia we-k, accomp.inving bin Jc Son’s n'-w brick, where they will
being made by Mrs. Million of the and done it.” The ceremony was per­
j is not damaged by the falling trees.
lighter home from Eugene Cily.
Chas. Baird an elderly gentleman of Both companies will use the same j
i remain until their brick is finished. Ai-hl «nd restaurant. He was brought formed by Rev. F. O. Strange at the
Lieut. J A. Swift an I daughter, '¡Th ir old store is b, ing moved and I before justice of the Peace Berry yes- Wl.ite Sulphur Springs hotel yester­ Spokane Falls, W. T., had an epileptic right of way over the mountain we i
Libb e left Tuesday evening for w >rk on the fotin lation will be coin- 1 terday afternoon and waive«] examina­ day evening, and the young lady is fit on Main street last week that has understand.
tland and Astoria to be gone aom * 1 menced icon. It will be a three-story tion. Bonds were placed at $150 I one of the finest that he has ever seen, c«»ntined him t<^ his room for a week,
i Tom Collins discovered the skull of
but he is now improving.
i brick.
Which he was unable to raiso and was Miss Roberts of Gold Hill.
I a white man on the north fork of CHAS. E. WOIiVERTON, President
J. K. WRITSMAN,
tiken to Jacksonville the same after
'. P. Judaor. wan up from Grant’s
Simon Hamberg, who is confined in . Sprague river. The man bad evident- J. W. CUSICK. Treasurer.
Death of Chas. Crocker.
Additional P.-raonal Matter.
J. K. ELDERKIN, Sec’y, and M
noon by Mr. Woolf Judge De P<-att
i this week on a biieineaH trip, be-
jail
for
defrauding
F.
M.
Parker
out
of
I ly- been kilted with a shot gun as the
Charles CroFker, the first vice-presi­
Mira Ida Naylor is visiting friend«« 1 appeare«! for the state and Col. Bow-
fltever A JA'alker's general agent
died at $10,000 is trying to imitate the miir- head was found to be full of shot holes.
in town.
! ditch was ap|x>inted defendant’s coun- dent of the S. P. R. R. system,
’southern Oregon.
His ____
death ' derer G'ldeuw,n bJ’ serving himself. The bones of a steer were near him
Monterey,
Cal.,
this
week.
Isel. Havucs has been leading a do
and it looks us though he had laid
Geo. Stephcnwin accompani. d by
J. T. Hoover came up from Albany ' nothing life in Ashland for a number was caused from a bad cold he con­ ' He says he is tired of life.
there about fifteen years. No one in
his wife and family left thia w. ek for this morning.
tacted
some
time
ago.
His
face
is
Commercial
Department
of
the
Nor-
| of months, and besides stealing the
CAPITAL STOCK, $500.000.
that vicinity knows of anybody miss­
the Hot Springs in Siskiyou county,
well
known
to
the
people
who
saw
him
ntal
begins
Oct.
1st.
This
depa
rt-
valise
h
■
is
owing
the
complainant
a
Gilbert Shearer of Yreka was in
ing at that time.
Where they expect relief from rheu-
drive
the
last
spike
at
Ashland,
last
nient
is
folly
equipped
with
nll
the
$90 board bill.
town yesterday.
December, and his history is equally necessaries of a first class business
It is reported that two men were ar­
Mr.
McDonald,
the
Central
Point
Household Furniture for Sale.
well known to every intelligent per­ college. Send for catalogue.
Mra. Lyons and Miss Clift srrived
rested at Grant’s Pass as the parties
“u San Francisco last week with carpenter, is in Athland.
Mrs. G. M. Willard offers to dispose of son on the Union
Sixty boys from San Francisco ar­ who have 'ocen doing the burglarying 1
>. Patterson’s cbihlren, for a visit
a
fine
lot of furniture and household
rived at the Vina ranch hist night ou in this county lately. It is said the
Training School.
Rev. M. A. Williams '«nd wife, were
iahland. Champ Payne returned visiting in Ashland yesterday.
goods. Apply at her residence on
watch stolen at t'.ie Grand Central '
All pupils attending the Training the Oregon Express. There will be i hotel, and a bunch of skeleton keys J
them.
Granite street.
two
hundred
more
in
a
few
days,
all
department of the Normal School are
Tom Scott, a Seattle barl>er, has
’
-
were found in their possession. They i
'e acknowledge a pleasant call from lieen stopping in town thia week.
Kia nath Co. Items.
furnished with practice paper, drawing engaged to pick grapes.—[lied Bluff 1 were turned loose, the authorities
WM. ULRICH, District Agent,
A. T. KYLE, Local Agent,
Sentinel.
* Fiirclo, who wa« in town this
paper, lend pencils, state pencils,
Dusenbury
’
s
sawmill
is
cutting
from
I
deeming
it
too
great
an
expense
to
Dr Alden, a dentist of Portland, is .
hiaway to Klamath county
MEDFORD, OREGON.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
rulers, moulding hoards, clay, putty,
J. W. Arnold, the advance agent of
great of a machinery and im- visiting h:B mother in Ashland, Mrs i eight to It n thousand feet of lumber etc., used iu drawing, modeling, and Trice’s plantation minstrel troupe, has ■ pAnecute them on account of the
daily.
absence of the witness.
Hawes.
nmpany.
exposition work.
been in to#n during the week. They
Supt.
P.
L.
Fountain
will
hold
n
pul>-
Miss Maggie Galligan who had been
Hon. A. B. Carlock and wife of Fort
> Remember that a scholarship for will phtjr edutb-castern Oregon before
, "B. Wataon rrtwrnad to As-
appearing before tlie “crowned heads” visiting her cousins in Ashland, the
day He was accompunie«! Junes, Cal., registered at the Central lic examination of camlidates for full year is only $15.
teachers’ certificates at Linkville, Aug.
i Misses 01>er, for her health, died last
of Ashland.
Irene Chitw<x>t who « ill spend House yesterday evening.
The
S.
P.
R.
R.
Paymaster
was
in
29th.
I week. The corpse was sent to her
, of the summer visiting her
FOR SALE
Mrs. Gillette and Mrs. Russell were
The railroad bridge al Gold Hill is ; home at Sacramento, Cal., and was
town with the pay ear yesterday.
Ward
Douglas,
the
N,
w
,
York
life
. that place.
stopping at the ranch of the Misses
There are a large number of employees completed, It is a substantial one ■ accompanied by her sister, Mies Cassie,
In Miner’s Addition to Ashland
span. H. E. Happer- WhB was met at Hombrixik by her
x>. 11. Cut rev h is sold out grocery Russell in the Siskiyou mountains insurance agent, has gone to Lake of the company it' this place who with a 150 ft. . s:
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view
accompanied
by
Dr.
Franke,
teas to Geo. Engle, who will move this week.
helped to unload considerable of its sett superinteii ilded the job, and the ; brother. Deceased made many friends
These lots arc SOxltiO, and are
medical ecamiuer of the company.
force of men have returned to the 'during her s’-iy here who mourn her
the same as scon iw it can bo
Wealth.
John R. Duff, clerk of the state cir­
Choicest Residence Lots in
Willamette.
G. W. Smith has commenced work
inted, etc., wh oh will be about the ; cuit court at Portland, arrived in Ash­
| toes. She wae a devout Catholic and
lleltoiotiH Notes anti News.
Ashland.
on
his
new
tire-proof
warehouse
in
the
of nex* niunth.
land this morning for several week’s
Wm. Mayfield, who is with Perkins’ Rev. Father Noel administered the
Bighop W. X Ninde will preach st the
rear
of
the
Red
Hause.
Will
be
sold
for
$200
—on easy payments.
sacrameute
of
the
church
before
death.
recreation
in
this
section
topographical
surveyors,
came
in
this
J. B. R. Hutchings and wife, John
M. E. church in Ashland the last Sabbath
week
on
official
and
financial
business.
Look
at
these
lets
before purchasing ct«e*
Miss
Winnie
Reed,
of
Keno,
who
sell and Mrs. Phillip Miller, left
in
August,
the
23th.
Jesse McCall is not looking for the
David Davie, the young man who
where, and remember they era situated on
first of th • week for Crescent City ! ladies now—a bee stung him on the has been dangerously sick for some, Services every Sunday at the Dunkard They have completed their survey to was engaged in running a dairy in
I Main street, and within ¿00 yards of the
Crater lake and are now at the head of
'X K(> to take in the sea breezes fur i 1 lip which has enlarged his “phiz” Co I time is able to be around.
| New Depot Hotel now being built.
Ashland about a year ago, and a
church, on Granite street. Ashland. Mr.
the
Umpqua.
reation and health.
Anyone wishing to buy or sell
Enquire of
| uncomfortable and not very prepoa-
brother-in-law of Phil. Butcher of
George Smith went to Bly l ist week E. L. Prather preaches every Sunday and
property will do well to call
E. E. Miner has served notice of ap­ this place, met with a-very serious j
E. E. MINER.
W. Clayton, the Medford witch-1 | sessing dimensions.
I to recuiierate for a while ere he returns I Elder G. W. Hoxie holds services once each
—on or address us.—
peal front the decision of the Ashland accident at Walla Walla, W. T., one
Ashland House.
month.
ker and jeweler, was in town Bun-1 Mrs. H. M. Beach and Mrs. 8. C. ' to Eufcene City to attend school.
city council’s appraisement of his town day last Week. He with 15 other men
’. His mother, who has been visit* ' ■ Beach of Lakeview and their children
Regular
services
at
the
M.
E.
church
by
Wat Pearsow came to town from
■I n«irth, w.w with him and re­ | returned home this week after a visit ' Keno Tuesday evening for a doctor. | the pastor, ev, H. P. Batchwell. Preach­ property in the circuit court, and it was on a scuff lding, building a wing
lu Californie tbe samj day.
with tlie family of Mrs. 8. C. Beach’s- Miss Helen Reed, who is stopping with ing morning and evening; Sabbath school willvoine up for settlement at the to the penitentiary at tfiat place when
the scaffolding gave way, precipitating OFFICE adjoining Wells Fargo A Co’s
j
hour 9:30; general prayer meeting Thurs­ September term.
his mother, being quite sick.
C. B. Carlisle t«f Los Gitœ, Cal., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallswurth.
day evening. Subjects for next Sunday.
8. F. Morine »has let a contract to them to the ground. Mr. Davis wa»
arrive bere next week to résidé
Express Office.
A drove of 102 fine beef cattle be­
the only one receiving any serious in
Clayton E. Butler came up from
■lanently. Mr Carliste is a rela : California where he has been for sev­ longing to Applegate Bros., passed
Sabbath services at First Presbyterian A.' W. Scott, the dontructot and , juries.
ASHLAND. : : : : : OREGON
i ol Speaker Carliste of Kentucky, eral weeks during Lieut. Swift’s ab- , i through town yesterday en route for Church, Rev F G Strange, pastor: Preach­ builder, to erect him a $1,600 cottage
S eattle , Aug. 11.—TheSouthern Pa-
I an old nmrspuper titan.—[Yreka I ttenee. As soon as tlie Lieutenant | Montague. They were purchased bv ing morning and evening. Subbath school on Oak street. Work has been com­
menced and when completed it will i c.ific Railroad Company virtually trans­
' returns from Astoria, he will go to ■ some parties.in California and were .at 9:30, Young People's meeting at 3 p. m .
be a handsome dwelling.'
ferred tjie northern terminus of its sys­ GIVEN AWAY! GIVEN AWAY!
ASHLAND, : : : OREGON.
General
Prayer
meeting
Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mm. J. H Shideler, of Linkville again.
being taken thither.
tem
to
Seattle
to-day.
Artic'es
of
Services at the Presbyterian church next
Jacks« >Uville precinct, were in Ashland
A. W. Scott, the architect and c<»n-
Lots, Lots, Lots!
A party consisting of W. E. Howe Sabbath at the usual hours. Rev. Robt. tractor, went down to Grant’s Pilss ( incorjioration of the Seattle and South­
I
thia week. John is one of the yruini-i I Mr. and Mrs. John Wells and fami-
Will Sell, Rent and . Handle
and
wife,
Ira
C.
Johnson,
Miss
A«la
'
ly
came
in
from
their
stock
ranch
in
ern
Railway
Company
were
tiled
tu-
Ennis of Jacksonville will preach. Young Saturday anil returned Monday morn­
•ent young farmers of the county and I
In order to settle rapidly and with nice
'Sh<x>k,
Alphus
Lewis,
Miss
Mattie
!
day,
and
it
is
no
longer
denied
that
I
Sprague
River
valley
Tuesday,
to
stay
people
’
s
meeting
ut
7
p.
M.
while here iavwted in some city 11
ing. While there he contracted with
homes the choice tract just laid out by E.
Real Estate cn Commission
The First Congregational church of Ash­ the S. D. & L. Co. to furnish the the Southern Pacific is at the back of B. Hunsaker adjoining F kacht ’ s addition ,
property.
- D i awhile visiting friends. They will Uber, John Kahli< r and Miss Ella
leave th“ir children in Ashland to go Waldrip, left for Crater lake this Week land, Rev. G. J. Webster, pastor, will wor­ doors, sash, mouldings, etc., for the the scheme, as Thos. Ewing is one of the owner will give a few of the choice lots
Mrs. Ron«ing and children, of Red-1 ■ to school during the winter.
to be gone about ten days.
the first trustees named for the n< w to parties who will erect nice houses on the
ship for the present at the eburch parson­ brick hotel.
ding, arrived Tuesday for a visit with ,
comp.mv, and he is well known as the same, and the balance of the lots will be A Choice Collection of City and
age.
corner
of
Main
street
and
Siskiyou
Wm.
Spence,
one
of
the
three
at reasonable prices and easy terms.
her brother, J. 8. Houck. Mr. Brad-1 Mrs. Chas. H. Hargadine and Mrs.
Ashland has no beach or surf, but, financial agent of the Southern Pa­ sold
avenue. Morning hour, 10:30; evening
This is fast becoming the most attractive
Country Property for sale.
ford, a Portland aaw mill man and a I Horner, the wife of one of th« stock- brothers who own 220 acres of li«nd hour, 7:30; prayer meeting, Thursday eve- to use an expression of the “common cific p«?ople. The road will be pushed part of the city being well elevated and
hruther-in-law of Mr. II., was visiting ; men of eastern Oregon, came in fr mi in Butte county, Cal., purchased the nine. 7:30; 8un«lav school. 12:00. AIl are herd," she gets there just the same. on immediately.
commanding the best and most extensive
that section this week, the former to Gowan ranch on Up|x-r Kl.un .th lake, cordially invited to be present.
view of the valley and surrounding country.
A number of our athletic males and
him during the week.
A good first-class ice cream freezer
A commodious sidewalk will soon extend Any person wishing to sell prop»
i spend some nniq visiting her parents, i for the »uni uf $3,000, He will etait
water
nymphs
charter
the
Helman's
erty will pud it to their intercut
Regular
services
at
Baptist
from
Main street through Pra< fit's addi­
church
:
E. H. Lofftus came in from Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Casey.
is
offered
for
sale
cheap
by
Gee.
M.
- a dairy.
to call and nee un.
Preaching morning and evening, Sabbath baths afternoons and hugely enjoy Parkinson of the Ashland soda works. tion and the e-'tire length of above tract,
oountv last week to remain for some |
being
within
five
minutes
walk
of
the
busi
­
then,
selves
in
Neptune
’
s
domain.
There
are
fifteen
lakes
in
Klamath
C. W. Logan, the photographer 1« ft
school 10 a. m. Young {»eople’s prayer
months. Decatur Lofftus his brother
part of town, also of the depot, makes
A fine line, and full »took of mixed ness
who has been visiting him for some , Monday for Oakland, Cal. Mr. L. lias ■ county, namely, Davis, Od« 11, Crescent, meeting Sunday at 7:15 r. M. General
A. W. Scott, the contractor and
the location desirable tor all classes.
paints,
al)
colors,the
best
in
the
world,
:
Summit,
Fish,
Crater.
Upper
Klam
­
For
particulars call on owner or tlie relia­
lieen
engaged
by
the
S.
P.
'R.
R.
Co.,
prayer
meeting,
Thursday
evening.
Union
months, expects to leave for bis home :
builder of the. Ashland Hotel Co’s new
- B. F. Reeser’s -
to take scenic views on their routes for ath, As|>en, Lake of the w<xxls, Wocus, temjierance meeting led by Mrs. Satchwell hotel, announces in another column just received at Messenger A Smith's ble firms of Luckey & Co. or G. F. Billings.
in Illinois in September.
furniture store.
•
advertising the country. The 8. P. I Long, Round, Buck, and |«ortions of of tlie M. E. church, at 4 p. m . ; Saturday at
Prof. E. E. Smith, of Central Point., alw y looks out for the best they can i Lower Klamath un«l Tule l .kes. The 3 r. st. meeting of Willing workers. Rev F that he is prepared to give estimates
and
Like
contracts
for
tlie
erection
of
Geo.
M
.
Parkinson
is
prepared
to
was iu Ashland a Jew days this week
largest is Upper Klamath lake, Crater W Gookin, pastor.
brick or wooden buildings. Mr. Scott supply the tr«»<l« with birch beer, rasp­
visiting relatives. ’ He has Ijeen en- - get.
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lake is the great<’st in depth.
Rev. Gookin will not hold services at the stands amongst tlie best architects of berry and cream soda, ginger ale. sar­
gaged as princqxu of the Central Point i Mias Mary MeCalie, an assistent
Druggists.
Will be found the finest line of
saparilla, etc
He is also prepared to
Wednesday evening Bill Barrett, Baptist church Sunday but the pulpit will the state. -
school agnin, an«i will commene j teacher in the Portland public school,
manufacture anything in his line to
be supplied._________________
lessee
of
Midway
feed
Btables,
stopped
were
and
P.
W.
Gillette,
of
Portland,
of
Sisson,
returned
Walter
Scott
acbool about tlie iki of Sept.
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
♦
married ut Sisson last week, in i the ■ at the ham-ss shop adjoining the
home Friday, Mr. Scott was the vic- order.
Mills’s $3 calf sewed shoes.
J. P. True, accompanitxl bv his wife prrseuee of the bride’s sisters and | Linkville s.«l< on to do some busimss,
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
Why don’t you? buy an organ or
See the Bargain counter at D. R. & tim of an unfortunate suspicion while
and family were rip from th dr hoiiie other relatives. They left for San wlien the Lakeview stage drove up a id
& JEWELRY.
here
and
on
»«count
of
the
absence
of
piano of E. B. Hunsaker.
*
near Jacksonville this w ek .n I pic- !
the driver cuimm need unhitching for i E. V. Mills’.
FsHiieiKu fur a wedding trip.
the legal fraternity from town was de­
Masonic
Block,
Ashland.
Before you start on a journey go and
niced in the Asld «nd grove. M«- an 1 ,
D. R. Mills is in Chicago buying tained a day and night. Mr. Stott
some pur|x»se. One horse began kick­
A.iongst the additional people ing au«i the other made ail attempt to something for you.
see
T.
K.
Bolton
and
procure
a
bottle
Mrs. True ext«ect to make a visit to
t
had the sympathy of all who heard the
relatives at Napa City, Cal, in a few ; c.unpiiig in the Ashland canyon are, get loose. Mr. Barrett stepped forwar« I
Ask L. W. Moore how he likes his facts and it is to be ho,«ed that this in­ of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Particular Attention to
J the lullowing: Rev. fl. P. Batchwell to head him <>ff, when the horse let driv ■
Dianhoea Remedy. It is a great safe-
weeks.
Red, White and Blue mower.
cident will not hurt his reputation in duard tor travelers and gives fhime-
Geo. Bridge, the former proprietor ' and family and Miss Russ of Medford. | with full force loth feet, striking him oil
Laird, Schober A Mitchells shoes in other communities where tlie particu­ giate relief.
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of the Ashland House but uow in th - i Rev. Rol>t. Hutfield and family, Mrs.; the thigh. He was taken to the resi-
four
widths at D. R. A E. V. Milla. . lars are not known. He is engaged in
W.
II.
Gilbert
and
son,
Mr.
Vestal
and
deneeofBen Stout where the wound
same business at Sisson, has return«-«!
C. A. Nutley is now prepared to de­
the fruit business at that place with
family.
The
following
am
Camped
1
$250 in gold coin j^veo away! See David Chris, and was here buying liver ice to any part of town at any
was dressed. The bone was thought to
from his stay in Ashland. He is much
Which will be done in a workmanlike
pleased with this town an I says h ne«r Port* r's saw mill, three and a halt lie broken at first, but on further what Hunsaker says in another col— fruit at the time.
time during the coming summer at
♦
manner and at prices that
expects to make Ashland his perma­ miles from town: Mrs. Lucky and investigation it was found to be ■ unin.
the rate of 2 cents per pound. Leave On Ashland Creek 3 miles from town, for
children. Mrs. Wild and children, Mrs. ■ only fractured. The limb is swollen
E. E. Miner will sell you a fine your orders at the fruit and ice cream sale at lowest living prices. Give me a call
nent home.
94 Per Dozen
i Goixiyear ai.d children aud Mrs. E. pretty badly. It will be some time Ixs-
B uilding L ot on easy payments—$10
before buying elsewhere and save money.
store.
Harry L. Herzinger of Hornbnxik Walrad and children.
Leave vour orders at the Postoftice.
per
month
without
interest.
These
For
thirty
dayB.
Logan
will
make
fore
he
enur-
ly
recovers.
—
[Star.
Mg
was fn town Ss urdav an«l Bun«lay.
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DENNIS PORTER.
H.
8.
Emery,
the
undertaker,
is
lots
are
in
Miner's
Addition
to
Ash
­
cabinet
size
photographs
equal
in
style
A correspondent writes ns that there
- • - to any in
• the
• state.
i
Mr. H. is an ol«l newspaper man and
He got what be wanted—Ashland und - finish
land, and the finest location in the now better prepared than ever to take
were
50
people
at
Culeetein
Sunday,
ia now engaged in mining on Klamath
Full stock always on hand and made
city. Only 5 minutes walk from tlie charge of his delicate line of business,
them being 8 B Whittle. Chas soda water.
Pracht’» Alaska Addition.
river, and from all appexrancea he amoug
‘
extensive improvements now being having just received a new stock of
to order.
shoes
Stacy,Geo
Markle
and
wife,
J
D
Foun
­
New
stock
of
Waverly
school
i
To
the
Fanners
of
Jackson
Co.
seenis to be doing well as he was very
goods from the east, which is the best
Look
Max
Pracht
comes
out
in
this
issue
made
by
the
railroad
company.
■ x - - - .
x
tain,
J
H
Cook,
Mrs
Barrun,
Isaac
at D. R. A E. V. Mills’.
“flush ’ while with the boys here.
of the R ecord with a big advertise- ut this property before you purchase ever brought to southern Oregon.
The undersigned have opened a
Muller, Miss Orth, the Misses Muller,
Nont,
but
the
best material used.
Do you want a good milch cow. ’ ment of his new addition. These are ‘ elsewhere. Remember you can secure
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Beall, of Central Frank Lucavish and wife, N H Smith
Secure a nice dwelling lot in Miner’s
Enquire
at
the
R
ecord
office.
* 1 choice lots and he will dispose of them one or more of these fine lots by only addition to Ashland. These lots will
In REESER’S BLOCK.
Point, and Mrs. Chas. Strang and sou, j( and other», whose names he did nut (
month.
*
Fred,of Medfonl.werein town last Fri­ team. The new campers in addition ' Hurrah for the Red, White i and quickly. The “ad.” s|*eaks for itself. paying $10 per
lie
worth
double
in
six
months
that
a
ASniAND, : : :
: OREGON.
day visiting relatives anil friends. Mr to those mentioned last week are Mrs | Blue. C. W. Ayers has ’em. The
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Peach Boxes.
Organs'. Organs! at Hunsakers, which they are now selling for.
and Mrs. Beall intend to {»ay the Eastern E C Kane, Mrs Patihon and M s Vau- i , best mower maile.
Try Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
$60 per thousand at Youle & Gil- and more cominf; organs for old or
CENTRAL POINT.
States a visit and will start about the pel with their children, and Mrs Julia 1 Go to McCall's for summer dress
young, rich or poor, married or single, and you will be convinced that it is a
________________
. ANDERSON,
first o* next month, and will be gone West, Mrs Alford and Mrs Fountain, j ■ gcxxls, lawns, ginghams, etc., at reduced | roy’s.
organs for ex erybody. Come buy an perfect treatment for coughs, colds and
And- wilt keep constantly on hand a full
Calves aud Yearlings.
about two months. We wish for them and Mira Mamie Judge. Dr Parsons;
assortment of Hardware. Stoves and tin­
organ,
honestly
made
and
honestly
prices, to close out.
•
hoarseness. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
ware.
a pleasau» journey and a safe return.: and John R Norris with their families ;
Hosley A Pelton of the Ashland sold at live and let live prices. Make
Scholarships in the Ashland state I meat market are offering good prices your home happy and cheerful aniL Drink Ashland sarsaparilla—for the WOOD N AND WILLOWWARE, CART­
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Farra and R. F. ' a ad Misses Ella Drake and Amauda
RIDGES & AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.
blood. Lemon soda is a fipc- tonic.
*
Dean-were up from Willow Bpr.ngs I Goodyear weut up Tuesday, the ladies normal school for a whole year, only I for calves and yearlings. Anyone hav- likewise E. B. Hunsaker.
ASHLAND. OREGON.
. ing them for sale should call at their The old adage that “A stitch in time Try St. Patrick’s Pills and compare their
precinct this week, and inad«» the to remain for some time. Mrs Ralph $30
We
Wil!
Not
be
Undersold
A full lfne of foreign and domestic good«,
saveB nine.” is just as true as it is ancient. I ! effect with any other kind made. They
R ecord a pleasant call. They have and daughter were expecting to take a
The headquarters of the Ashland *hop.
________________
cassimere« and fancy suiting,-
the latest
—FOR CASH —
It is also true that many of the most seri- contain the good properties of the older
both purchased town propertv in Ash­ camping trip of some time there this ; State Normal Sehool for the next four
Fresh Milch Cow for Sale.
■styles, always on hand.
: ous and incurable diseases have their be­ preparations in the market combined with
Call
and
see
us
before
purchasing
else
­
land and Mr. Farra will build a real- week, and Mr and Mrs Crit Tolma”h weeks will be located at Chitwood Bros.
A good milch cow is offered for sale ginning in a common cold. Chamberlain's the most valuable medicines discovered in where. fcr we can suit you in price and 6:«re in Mrs. Gillette’s building, corner
dence on hie tots during the present and Mira Dura Anderson left this
Cough Remedy is a certain and safe cure
of Main and Church streets.
Remember
that
the
Normal
begins
at
-
i. reasonable terms. 11 you need one for coughs, cofds and all throat and lung modern times. As a cathartic and liver quality.
year and we may expect them both to morning to stay awhile. A large
1:9
J.
C.
SHERIDAN.
G ood Fna G uaranteed .
diseases. We can recommend it. Sold by pill. St. Patrick’s are perfection. Sold by
become respectad citiaens of o«ir city, number of others ex|>ected to leave Sept. 3. All information furnished at inquire at the R ecord office for fur- 'T.
! T. K. Bolton.
K Bolton.
1 * (her
particulars.
this week al*'
Chitwood Bros1 drug store.
“
’
l>efore tong
<
i
J. D. Fountain.
- GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ASHLAND,
OREGON
YAIIRQFI
VIIOE b L r I r
FAMILY
LOGAN’S GALLERY
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Varnishes
ASHLAND,
The Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co
CASH PAID UP SCO,000.00
FIRM. RESIDENCE LOTS
INSURANCE
NEW
BUSINESS.
DePEAT & KYLE
LUCKEY & CO
Real Estate Agents,
CHITWOOD BROS. NEW TIN SHOP
Hardware, Tin,
Sheet-Iron and
Copperware
LUMBER & WOOD
Porter’s Sawmill
JOB WORK.
DEFY COMPETinOÏ
HARDWARE STORE
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