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VALLEY RECORD. limiicil l»i!rg- TH11 GKKAT UtLU f BttEVITY BORN BASKET. Montl.lv reports of City Marshal May LEAV1TT—In Linkville. June 2*. 1800, to Th • bd! given hi honor of the l!4th Home jiravh'-» are in the market. field ami Recorder Berry act-pfed. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. læavitt. a son. atinivci»»ry of Amerii'un lmlepeiidcrKf, I -*• •l•»¡«^»n'« Fitlierea! Cough Syrup. ••• Street ('ooimiimuitier P»Hi-t«oii x n - at the new Gauiard Grand O|»-ra House. ASHLAND. O il . Tbtir-ri*\. J i i v to,|M» ••• Have your produce ca-hed al Ben Fjg- |«ort for June waa n;f<-rred p» finance Wa-, a su.»vi» in every particular ami For lame 1-a.-k. »ide or etiest. u.-e Shiloh'- gleston'-» committee. 1’orou- Plaster 25 rents at T K Bolton'-- paenes on record :A> the nuoit artistic ami I’CIIHOVAI. AM» SOCIAL. City Treasurer E. V. falter tubmitted enjoyable social event yet witnesaei in About one hundrtsi people from Si»kiyoH Those line white blanket.» at the w<iol- a financial report for M ir<-ii. April. May this <-ounlry. The asaemblaje, music county »pent the 4th in Ashland. en mill» will niaae a splendid pres I. . A. Simon» is in Linn rvrtMty. o and June. Referred to ftnance roiumit- ami dancers, all compared welt with the A wise man and a fool understand each ent for y our wife. Thev beat anvthing vet J*». F. Harm is over from !hin»niu»r. b-e for inveutigation. »een in the state. ' » elegant new opera bouse, a credit to a other better than any two wise men . d CTO S. C. l’almcr anthoriicl to move build mo 1 retentions city than Ashland and Sherirt Ibnl-ey wa.. in the city tlie 4th. \\ anted- A position to do general house Itaspberric- . currant-ami ¡•eache- waul CD CD ing from Factory to Mechanic atn < i. work ina family or private boarding house a monument to tb«- puMie spirit ami gen M L. Mn'all and wife an at t'oi»-«ieiii /■> A petition from Mate of the citizen» erosity of its liuilder. Mr. (Jacar Ganiard. ed at Will». Farg«» A. Co.’» expres- office bv a young lady. For further uiformation TO Les lay. TO wan prouenteii aaking the council to pa«» About bi o’eloi k lx*:nay's cotillion band address or inquire at the I! k - < iri . office im Two sport- caught I.KJO trout in two days O Leonard Kai» r of Yryka >« vi-iting hi *n ordinance in r<-frren<-e to hbtel run- Is what the ladies say who lime been getting their dreoses at Hunsaker's lately; started up the music ami the grand an<l u half in the De- Chute- river recently. mediately. brother of the Rr.i >»«i>. nem at <lepot and about peddling at name tnar< h formed, proceeded through its In ladies Ix-aded wrap« the price now Have you »ecu those fine blanket- at the but if you arc not pretty lively in getting around, you will not lie able to secure John«'. More, of Tobi, was iu the <itv place. Alter ootne consi leratien of the wind and located the dauceiw for the read- 4o per rent, oil regular price at Hun Ashland Woolen Mills? a nice drew at the prices which will make a sure move of every thing of a Friday on bu.-(ne»«. »ubje<-t, a motion wm adopted to have an Ofiening quadrille. The grand march saker's. "Hacknietack”—a Justing and fragran- Summery nature. Mr and Mr». Band Allen, ol Tolo. were ordinance drawn by tlie city attorney was led in a graceful manner bv Miss Thousands of dollar- were ma<le by the i perfume. Price 25 and 50cts. at T. K. Bolt in th* ■ ity during the 4th. tliat each peraon uoliciting for a hotel Carrie Rojier and Mr. Thad. Barclay. railroad company with their laO-mile ex- I ton’s. Gen John F. Miller came out from Sa ahould stand by his vehicle, and that Besides tlrnse taking part in the dauce a currion scheme. • old lunches have Ix-cn iiilnxiucesl at the co * |<ersons selling fruits and wares shall not large crowd of spectators thronged the lem for Klamath county Tne-day. P. T. Barnum's circus ha- cancelled it* Soda Fountain stand, to l>e served at all CD go on hoard tlie trains for that f>urj»«w. ¿all- ry, occupied the stage behind the Pacific coa«t date« and turned toward the hour». Ja- F. Harris and A. E. Culver have Will give you a hint of what iou may expect, and it the prices suit you come at Special policemen on the 4th were al musicians, and other gooJ jiositions Southern Mates. taken charge of a to.tel at Dunsmuir. lowed H tier ilav. once, for our stock ia yet large, and will soon lx* broken at the figures to witness the brilliant scene. The ladies Ex-.8ti|>ermlendeiit A. F. George own« J. O. < Wimer left yesterday for a trip The following bills were ordereil paid : were finely drresed in becoming cos the Anderson sawmill at Dunsmuir, and quoted. There are many oilier bargains not here mentioned in the W illanu tte. starting for Salem. o , W R Mavtiebl, cit) inar-ha'. * <n tumes and looked as neat, trim ami ha» started it up for the season. that are sure to please you:— ns Mr*- F.. E. B. F>l»on Ed»on an<l and Mi»» llarri» of ■ Electric Light Co., May and June À ' OOK AND WAITER. Girls preferr I prettv as if moulded to perfection from Prof. C. .«. Prire. of Ashland, will prole ed. a «ha-ta valley, a-r nt the Coh-stein spring». E K P.ricbtiuan, board for prisoner» 12 cd. For particular» addre».- wax. A list of those present, as far as ably 1« selei ted lo take the priueipal.«hip 11 It K »uttoii.. MRS. B. F. HI TLER. ''U' key and children return M 1. M' i all. surveying could be sbtained, and what they wore of the Jacksonville public sclnxils. r.» Montague. < al. o TO ed Tuesday I root her vi»it in lann county. I Ja- W Walter», cordwood is herewith ap|x*nde<l: tor .< 1 .< M I it H. C. Messenger is «hipping hi« sawmill CD 30 Mi.— I ' ara Leniay wore a lovely costume from Josephine <-ountv to Dead Indian on Gu» Walden, of Siskiyou, -was vi-iting ! A F A A M lodge, <> mo’i» rent ft >r 1.00 13 the railroad l«»ys in I'ow creek < anvon la-t , I! F i!ee»er, nail». of pink mull and lace the Well« pla--e.ro manufacture yellow pine week, • 'o»t< in case l.'itv v» Donoghue Ä Mr». Th. Jensen and Mr». 1‘. G. I^inav lumber. I I II I* Week», < arpenU-ring wore lieatitiful gown» of blue India silk and A. M.Smith.Jr .a Portland “blood." spent I Geo Marble, blacksmithing Cha». Me-eivei» the new proprietor of X 12 lare. tlie recent holiday with <»<>ngeniat spirit» in Gregory .k Hick», hauling X Mi— Lottie Thoma» was in pale blue faille the Oregon City Enteipri«c. and Keeler H. Ashland 4.', C-Í Gabl-ert. formerly of Grant« Pass, i« associ J K Patton, hauling lace and ¡lower». Mias Sadie Kist left Tuesday (or a visit to W B Colton, taking <Jee<f» of right of Mrs Monroe wore blue India silk and ate editor 15 50 velvet. ldquina bay, as the guest of Mr. an.I Mrs. way Wright arid Bean are making a tour of i. M. A ISiey. I 25 Max Muller, recording deed» Miss Phene Renner, of Yreka, wore a the northern country w ith "Old Reel-Foot,” 4 Q Win Patterson, lumber, nail» a dainty costume of creme silk mull with dia starting Tuesday for Medford. The merry- K. M. Royce and family have gone to. w.rk for water-work.». <>< 76 mond ornaments go-round i« traveling with the-u. Olir Ita tija in Collutti' in Eillnl tritìi flooil.i Etimi Efti’fi Ilenver, and may go from there to Gram) I 1> King.F M McKinnisandC F Hen Mi»» Rena Cann, Yreka, wa» relied in a Island. Neb. Mi»» Mattie MiP-heil i« «aid to lie one of (<4 llf'lta rt aunt that »'ill be Htn-keil af Trirni to ndl »I oaee. Come 12 ry. »jtecial police handsome dress of white albatross and the hand.»ome«t girls in Pari«. She is, of I 25 satin B. F. Me« rearv and family, of Riskivou, I E C Payne, repairing city jail. Ita ria »tn! take tfftuf Choir-. Resixxtfullv, ASHDANi», OREGON. Od The Mi»ses Wilson were gowmxl in errme i-oun-e. an American, and the daughter of spent the lib at Ashland ami a dav at | H I. »herard. work on »treet» Senator Mitchell, of Oregon.— Fix. 00 and pink brocade. Hugh flee, work on »trect- Jacksonville. Mr» Julia West wore bine cashmere of laigan. the photographer, has received a Geo. T Baldwin and wife ami Mis.« Es- Total 017 29 India »ilk. detective camera thut take« instantaneous tella Moore of l.mkville. went to Portland »d tulle photogra|-h.«. 11c has taken •'.«hot.«" at the All work ordered will lie made to give entire Resolution .adopted : Resolved, tliat Mrs. <>. 11. lilvunt wa» in pale pink last Humtay. men on the water works, the 4th of July ail order lie drawn on water works fund over »ilk of same shade. Franci« F itcb, • ba» Brou« amt others in favor of E. V. Carter, city treasurer, Mi»s Sadie Nelson wa- handsome in a scenes, etc., with good effect. PARRY MFG SATISFACTION- iroiu Medlor<l returned Monday from a for the sum of $!>77.7O to pay for labor for lovely costume of white silk mull Service- at the usual hour.« at the I’resbv- INDIANAPOLIS, IND trip to t'olestein. Mis. Mollie Oblier was attired in red terian Repairing neatly and promptly done, church next Sabbath. The evening the term emiitig July 3d. crepe, black lace and ribbon trimming», -ervice at 7:30 o'clock will la- conducted by • ha». H. Grave», who is now repairing i gold ornament-. B and at Low Rates. • hristian Endeavor Society. Prof. I*. Tilt* Fivc-Mile Hl»kiyou Tunnel. hi« ranch in Butte creek, (.'al . -i>ent the i Mrs. Frank l>enart (Portland) wore a the Ith In Ashland ' I Chief Engineer Hood's surveying party dainty A. Getz will deliver an address. costume of creme silk mull »-•• Mi»» Emma Howard, elegant dress <rf one of the work train« on the Siskiyou Oscar Luca«, of The.«,»la Fountain, went which lias been at work preparing a new eb No. 7t has la-en abandoned, merged into one, and lislicnmin ’ s net over Idack «ilk. riblxm m rth to Portland and the H».uixl Tuesday romi-bwi in Cow creek canyon, were in I TO- is now operating from Hornbrook in place on a business visit. Ashland Saturday Cn route for Santa trimmings. Price, $18 00 at Factory. p- Mi" Lillian Smith, of Califoniia. was of Sayles (or Steinman). Tom Green is Cash with Order. I rof, K. F. lxmglx»ttom has closed 1. suc Cruz. I'p to that morning their orders rolled in white silk, jieurl embroideries and foreman. Fidwards conductor, and Dick cessful term of school at Phoenix, ami was were to pioceed to Ashland ami make the point lace. Meilis engineer. tn Ashland Tues.lay survey fur the proposed long tunnel—five Mrs A T. Kyle, handsome brown co»- •-S Geo. Sizemore, attorney at Burn», in a V- W. Paterson wa» in Ashland last ! miles—under tlie Siskiyou mountain. As tuni", silk ornaments TO dispute over land matters stahlied T. I>. strictly Filkt-Class. Warranted. Miss Sadie Anderson, white embroidered week lie is now in the marble and »tone this out-fit are the locating engineers of All Seoond Growth Hickory. Harris (formerly a resident of I.akeview> F-M» business at Marshfield. Steel Axles «nd Tires. the S P R R there is surely no doubt but mull, ribbon trimmings. three time» The injuries are quite serious Mi«» Ella DraJ-c. dainty costume em eb Low Bent Seat Arms. Perfectly Bnuiiicvd. Sizemore lias lieen held to await the action Mrs. Harry Barbour and little son re-j that the company mean business almr.t broidered silk mull, and lace Long, Easy Rilling. Oil Tempered Spring. of the grand jury. turned lust week from a visit to parent.« at the building of tins long tunnel. When Best W heels and Best All uv^r. Mrs. G 1, Landers was in while em Etna, Siskiyou county. once completed it will forever do sway bossed silk over white st.rail, with duchess IF YOU CAN'T FIND THBM FOR SALE BY YOUR MERCHANTS. WRITE US. Ladies Oxford ties ju«t received at Hun saker’s. Willis Knunerand wife aud Edwin Weav-1 with the endless expense attached to lace and iliamond» JOS. W. HOCKERSMITH, Mi's Belle Anderson wore Nile green vel er of Myrtle creek, Douglas county, came i keeping the road open on the high moun Jesse Richardson wa- up from hi.» farm tain and will prevent blockades during vet. relieved with touche- of old rose bro in Medford precinct Tuesday. Mr. R. this to Ashland to celebrate the 1th. ASHLAND, cade. J. K. Van Sant, representing a Bacra- I heavy winters. As soon as the surveyors Mrs. Chas. IL Veglite. handsome cos spring built a line large barn and is now men to grocery firm, has been in tlie city arc through at Santa Cruz they will re tume of black silk, jet ornaments, creme having erected n handsome two-story farm house, finely finished, which will make a turn and survey this tunnel. It will take roses. the past week writing up orders. LOOKING FOR comfortable, happy home. I.L ORDERS promptly ulteiided to. a long time to dig this hole and its con Mrs. J. D. Crocker, lovely electric blue Engineer Nel» Church and wife were Boxes and paper for shipping fur eb No pill or nauseating )x>tion, but a pleas ■ ailed to Chico, Cab, last week, where Mrs. struction means the expenditure of big silk, ribbon trimmings, steel ornaments. z^jMrs. M. E. Tyler, nished. cart loads of coin, which will make bus Mr-. J. W. Powers, elegant costume lilac ant tome and purgative is Simmons Liver TO- Church'« father was riporte«I dying. Office with Wells, Fargo A Co.'s express, Regulator. a'ml lace. iness for Ashland and the valley. • laniard opera block. CD John Timmons, the baseballist xml ex- 1 Mi-» Emma Vining was lovely in pink Senator Mitchell has introduced a bill to The load lied in Cow creek is four miles creiK ami »ilk. pre»» messenger on the Ashland-Portland Artist.. pay II II Wheeler, of •'rook county, $13,- long, aliamloiis two old tunnels and two tun, ha.« been transferred to Nevada. Mi-s May Powers was envelojied in a 250 for eighty-nine head of .stage horse- new ones will be built. It is believed CD cloud of creme satin stripe tulle,over creme I taken by the Indian» lietween 1SG4 and tW». H. T. Chitwood, district deputy, wax at I TO creme roses. Corner Maio «■■</ (Iranitr Sterriti. MedlOfd Monday evening installing the that Jack Bays ami E. J. Jeffery of Port silk, when he was running a mail route from Miss Aggie lliggiii', blue cashmere, hand land, who built the Siskiyou tunnel, will TO newoffieersof the Knight» of Pythia.« lodge. The Dalles to I'anyon City. o PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED construct the new road-bed. It required some velvet decoraTion». As I have business which require- my at- Melvin Naylor was in from Jenny creek TO* »-<• Mi— Millie Gidding» wa- in black silk Don’t fail lo get price- at the bargain tention elsewhere. I have con Tuesday and says grass wa* never lietter six weeks to do the surveying. ami tulle. I. h France roses. counter at Hunsaker’.«. Bromiden made in ail sizes. . Call ami cluded to place on tlie market TO TO and gnats were never worse than this sea Mi— Sadie Ober appeared in i a lovely examine our work Ill the neighlxirhood of sixty people lUbcral Lecture by AV 8. Bell. son. gown of creme and pale green silk. TO P- Ell It THE XEXT SIXTY DAYS the Ith at Colcstein. Among the I M iss Maliel.Wagner, dainty costume of spent W. S. Bell, the free thought lecturer C. F. Wall and wife ami Miss Mvrtie Gill number who went there that day were J. pink silk mull and lace. returned ¡Sunday from their San Friincisco will apeak in Ashland next Wednesday, W. Ingram. Mr. Penningcr. R. __________ -A FEW H. Moore. , Mi»» Katie Hansen wore a rich toilet trip, and went to their home on Rogue fuly loth, on the subject of '‘Common llist. Att’y Colvig and family. C. T. Payne. black silk and lace. river. Sense, or the Evolution of Religion.” All Mrs. I>eslie Merrick was in gu' light green I Jr., and ladv friend, and others. >-S Mr», l-eslie Merrick and her little daugh are invited to hear him. silk mull, ribbon trimmings. So simple vet always efficacious in all TO ter left Sunday for a visit with Mr. _ Mer er Miss Ida Naylor of Jacksonville, black bilious disorders is Simmons I.iver Regu -Edit SALE IN Fur 30 Ihiys Situated on Main St., Alida avenue andJbe rick's people in Yreka and also in Scott ~ silk and lace, Marchal Niel roses. lator. TO- Boulevard, all of which is nicely lo valley. Miss Carrie Roper charmed everyone in Commencing July 10.1 will make first- A full supply of cated and mostly set out to choice Mrs. Ashford Clayton, of Cole’s valley, P< Mrs. J. D. Fountain and daughter Lyle claaa cabinet photographs for $4 per dux. a corn colored gown of clinging aflk w ith Douglas county, dropped «lead with heart C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes fruits. Look at this property I net draperies, pearl ornaments. arrived from I.inkvilte Tuesday, to be pres- ,__ Don’t make any mistake. This rate is and secure i ; disease Saturday. She was one of the old- Miss Ida Tolman was dainty in soft white G loves , C rei eh , E tc . ent at the death-lxxi of Mrs. Johnny Eu- good for only one month, expiring Alt- : 1 est pioneers in I'lnjKiua valley, having set and pale blue silk. A l IB JL ZED G A. I IST J>ank». gust 10th, after which the rate will lx? 15' Miss Allie Farlow was elegant in hunter's j tied there in 1X52. She was <W years of age, ASHLAND, - - OREGON. and mother of a large family C. W. L ooax . I. . ('. Grigg. M. D.. of Murray, Idaho.was per dozen. green and point lace. Before buying else»here, as 1 will .«ell at Twenty live years experience in Ashland. otia of the guests at The Oregon this week. Miss Ada Miller was gowned iir dead Milk-shakes, ice cream, oranges, lemons, Embalming with the aid of a skilled physi one half its value, and on easy payments. Mrs. Eubanks liles. He 1» looking for a drug store business lo white faille and lace. and all kinds of popular confectionery al cian. Enquire of E. E. MINER, cation. Miss Lulu Bellinger was rolled in white The Soda Fountain. '■» Cor. Main St. and Alida av. Mrs. Mo’lio Rusaell-Eubanke, wife oí Inquire at the R ecord ofthe. mull. Office and ware-room on Main street, at Mrs. Chas, llargadine came in from Lan- John S. Eubanks, Jr., died al the home of ’ , stik On the 4th at Linkville a picked nine of Mrs. W. R. Mayfield was in creme and baseball foot of Granite. gell valley Sunday to spend some time a* her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Russell, I 1 terra players of Klamatn county were lace zephyr. the guest of her parent». Mr. anil Mrs. J. in thin city Tuesday evening, July 8th, I Mrs. cotta defeated by the Indian nine from H. C. Myer wore tlame yellow crepe badly R. Ca«ey, Klamath agency'. Capt. 0. C. Applegate aged 27 years, Il months and 23 days, and ribbon decorations. Lindsey Siseiuore came in from Pelton after a terrible siege and struggle of a Miss Mattie Ober was ddessed in a rich j delivered the oration ami Mrs Silver.«, an Bros, stock ranch in Crook county last number of weeks with the grim measen-1 I costume of lavender and velvet with oxy- I j elocutionist, read the Declaration Seven spools best thread for 25c at Hun week and s)>eiit the 4th with relatives and ger of Death, in whose arms she at last - dized silver ornaments. Mrs. Anna Evans-Byron, of Spokane saker’s. friends in this city. fell, despite skillful medical aid, the kind Falls, wore electric blue silk,and velvet and . At a meeting of the Southwest Agricu! Charley Slade, formerly driver on Ihr offices of friends ami relatives and the diamonds. tural Society, held at Coquille City the fol Ager- Linkville road, now handles the ri ti best of care. A lady whose life was a Miss Fannie Ralph was in rich costume, I lowing board of directors was elected: J. bon« for Superintendent Cluggage on the pieasure to those who knew her, her green and velvet. I W. Wimer. W. H. Harris. J. Henry Schroe- Bly Lakeview division. earlv death will leave a vacant place in Miss Nora Corbett wa» gowned in white ; der. James McNaughton and Janies Aiken, i It was decided to hold the annual fair at Prof. C. S. Price was at the county .-eat ___ the liearts oí her busband, relatives and tulle over blue silk. Monday, being inaugurated as county circle of friends that even time can never The gentlemen were wreathed in smiles the fair grounds at Arago. school »u|»crintendeut. Geo. Barron at mend. and clothed in good humor, and never Tabic linen 25c i>er yard at Hunsaker'.-. tended the ceremonies. A large procession of the friends and failed to make everv jioiiit in the arts of Billy Clarkson,the popular deputy sheriff J. M. Dillard and wife of Dillard station acquaintances of the deceased escorted gallantry come before the eyes of the spent several ilavs last week in Ashland the remains from the Presbyterian cl.urch fair ladies. Bunched together is here I whocaptured Gibbs, the Portland murder is aspiring towards the office of sheriff with John Strains family, Mrs. Strait and to their last listing place in the Ash with th*? list of most of the gentlemen: er, % of Siskiyou county at the hands of the Mrs. Dillard lieing cousins. land cemetery this afternoon, Rev. F. G. Al Morris. C H Johnson, C F Henry, T dein'K-rotic party. As brave as a lion and Chas. F. Frizell, Jr., is general manager Strange conducting the religious exercis I W Barclay, S M Warder. Taylor Payne, as keen as the scent of a bloodhound, Billy E B Myer, W Gaunt. Gus Edwards, J I) is the liest officer that could lx- nominated. of the freight department of the S. P. R R es, and J. L. Downing the funeral. I Cummings 1* K AVulsh, J K Wagner, Tet in Ashland during the vacation and absence Eight yards sati'. • .'or $1.00 at Hunsak Thoiuey. Mr hchuler. F B Farmer, A J of Walter Beebe in the Willamette. The Celebration. Baglev, .1 A Dawson, H C Myer. Enoch er’s. Miss Alice Smith, a Grants Pass school The 4th was a tine day for a celebra Hamilton, John W Farmer. John Landers. The editor of the Re< ord last evening re-1 teacher, was stopping in Ashland the past tion. The crowd of jieople in town was K A Minkler. O 11 Blount Chas C Chit- ceived a silver medal from M. II. De A’oung week. Attorney Burtenshaw showed the ¡urge, but not up to the number that con ' wooo. John McCarton, Thornton Thomas. a« a souvenir of tlie opening of the S. F. ■ lady the beautiful icenery about the city. Geo »' hriner. Otis Ilelman. Jesse McCall. Clirouiclc’s new building. Thanks. Mike. gregated here last year. The procession, Cha« Roper. Harry Casev, Geo Barron, A When we move out of our present chicken Mrs. W. G. Tanner and two little chil headed by t it officers of I he day, the Kyle. John Loft'tu«. Geo Vaupel, H S coop into a mammoth block, we'll return I dren went to Seattle last evening, where Ashland Silver Cormt band. Co. D, T Evans. Andrew Terw illiger, Eugene Terwil-' the compliment. Don't get weary waiting, they will join Mrs. E. L. Hollenheak and Burnside l’ost G. A. R., A. H. Co. No. 1, liger. W M Singleton. Mr Cottrell John wt're growin'. go to Geneva. N. Y., via the Canadian Pa etc., etc., marched through the principal ' O'Conner, David Ralph. John McRoberts, cific. The placet*» buy your lady her fine shoes J M Gregory, .I D Scharff, Mr. Rowlands streets and to the grove, where the ex J. W. iluniakar come in from Linkville ercises commenced. That oft-repeated W R Mayfield, Frank Brandon. <• B Lan is at Hunsaker’s. last week and ha» since gone to Astoria to Declaration of Independence has become ders. Conductor Mathews, J 1' Isliell, Geo I.. E. Hoover. W. B. Taylor and A. A. attend the A O. W. lodge. Mrs. H., a dead letter in all 4th of July celebra E Youle, L I. Merrick, C E Donnelly, H I. Ro«», ot Grants Pass, were arraigned in the who ha» l>een visiting the Misses Olier, ac tions, ami when that part, of the pro Sherard, C II Veglite and other». Fnited States circuit ceurt in Portland ron ipanled him. The ball was managed jointly by Ash Monday on a charge of cutting timber on gram comes around the crowd feels like government lands. It api»earing that little J. H. Rhodes, an all-wool, stubb-waisted going off and hiding But this was not land Hose Co. No. 1 and Co. D, 2d Regi T democrat of Talent, was among the Rx- the case this time. Miss May Powers, ment O. N. G., O. H. Blount ai ling as timlier bad l>een cut,and Mr. Hoover plead ing guilty to the offense, he was lined $lno cord ' s caller.» .»'aturdav and says Ben Dyer, floor director. A splendid supper was the blacksmith, has tuore work than he can the reader, is an elocutionist of superioi served at The Oregon Hotel. After all and Taylor and Ross were discharged. ability and gave a zest to this noble doc gel away with now. Cballv 20 yds for $1 at Hunsaker’s. ument that made it seem as fresh as a expenses Imd been paid, a wad of $4.r F. S. Ackerman, the popular druggist of daisy. ITof. 1‘. A. Getz caught hold of was left over. Tlie ball will long be re Asst. Postmaster General J. S. Clarkson, Yreka, was visiting at t'olestein and Ash membered as an epoch in the social his returned northward Saturday on his way land during the Uh of July holiday season, the great American eagle, tlie proud bird j tory of Ashland. to Washington via the A'ellow' Stone park, accompanied by Mrs. A., their two children of freedom, and made it Utlk as it never a party of ladies anil gentlemen are with did before. When he got through tell and Edna Churchill. him. among whom is Morton Mitchell, .lacksonvllle Jottings. ing about the greatness of the nation and ( a nephew of the little heard of vice-presi Lieut, and Mrs. Sargent paaeed through its jieople. the audience all felt as though dent of the United States, Levi P Morton. | on Friday's train from F't. Walla AValla to Fletcher Linn is visiting at Eugene. to Arizona. M. L. Alton! and wife were a* they were little tin gods with their pockets The White is king. Buy a White.sewing We have just received an invoice of stylish sunnner suits, tine quality soft and stiff hats, latest styles and .-hapes in Miss Emma Plytnalebas returned from the depot to see them. Mrs. Alford and full'of wealth ami no codlin moths tn machine freru Jackson A Sowden of Grants her visit to Yreka. their red apples. All kind of races ami Mr«. Sergent are sisters. I’a»«. All kinds of sewing machines repair- . i * i i iront $1.50 ^1.50 to $5 per pet pair. Pa'* - • ' straw liats:25 cases mens’ fine shoes, from D Lvle Rice, assistant railroad agent, miscellaneous amusements were indulg- i W. M. Holmes and wife visited rela-1 . ed by J. W. Howden. Large new line of gloves ami suspenders, nobby styles in fine white ami colored shirts, either plain <»r ph aK-d him . . leave.» this month with his wife and heir for ed in. The grizzly bear Reel-Foot was tives at Eagle Point Sunday. Tom A’oung was acquitted of the mur- , a trip northward as far as Victoria. B. C., on exhibition. ’ Miss Lillian Smith I The largest line and most desirable styles in neckwear that we have ever had. Note some of om eas/i pi t ’ . der of Sam Burton in Fall river valley, at | C. B. Rostel has returned from an ex- . spending most of the time with C. Hol- gave a glass ball shooting exhibition, Redding on the 2d. Burtcn assaulted i iwrg's family at Port Townsend. which displayed her wonderful ability as tended trip to Aberdeen, Wash. : A'oitng’s 15-year-old daughter and the ! Jonas A. Lee. of Webster. South Dakota a marksman." The fire works on Harga- Fred Zigler and Ed. Farrew of Rose- ; whole community justified the killing, who has liecome identified with several en diue bill were well managed and a graml burg, spent Saturday and Sunday at Jack- [ ' although the law is against murdering. terprise» in this county, arrived with hi« pvrotechnical display. The great Cali- sonville. family to-dav. and will move into the old thuiupian llorroboes procession and Sash ribbon in blue and pink 25c |>er yard 24 pair mens’ fine uboes, |»er pair. I : Tolman residence on Main street. 200 boys’ suits below cost. Lime-kiln Band was just killing. Among ; Judge Hanna w ent to the coast at Cres- at Hunsaker's. 12 Mens' dark suits at................ $ 5 00 100 pair mens' cotton pants, at . $ 1 00 <’. II. Morri« and wife and their son, C II ; the take offs of the procession was a good | cent Citv last week, where his family 8 00 P.O. Lemay, of the cotillion baml. 1s of; light colored suits 12 “ Morri«. Jr., and his little daughter. »»» i joke JUBV on „„ the mayor ______ ________ . have been stopping for some time. and city council, _ — sev- the firm of Swan A Lemav, blacksmiths 1 50 00 pair mens’ cotton pants, at. 1(1 'M» *• frock suits 12 quartered at The Oregon fora sojourn o' 1 ]. j s standing on eud hauled about wagon makers, who build stage.« and $2 IMI Up ! James Wilsou Jr. has returned irom ; and Mens’ woolen pants. 10 0<» wagons for the whole coasL Thev arc now fine brown suits 12 Kangaroo» and French call. Mt. Angel College, where he has been at i building some for the Linkville-Ager route, 75 cts Mens ’ tailor made overalls . 10 (Ml •r fine orange suits 12 “ tending school. Mens’ straw hate, from a Josephine county route and one for Kin 30cts up thi.sse. tmn. htadaor wpotlen men. The speaking Mens’ overskirts, all prices 11 00 i ; “ gray cassimere suits .. . ney on the Jacksonville-Medford road. 12 fell hats, from 50cte to L. L. Burtenshaw and A. S. Hammond t ol.t . F. Fnze l 1» now at •> took .,|ace 0I1der the flag-staff, and from 50cts up Mens' line white shirts They do a tine lmsiness. summer cutaway suits.. l(i 00 12 “ seamless sox. 2 pair for 25cta the rank ugliness i the Ashland attorneys, were attending ugline.sa of the ‘‘f preliminary of »1 50 30 pair mens ’ fine shoes. |x?r pair Call and see our stock of fresh groceries, l “ light plaid suits 18 00 court this week. 12 “ 1 of "he animal» fell on the .-olonel last week, speaker it was presumed that Cassius Casmus circuit gloves, new stock. 5tk.ts up . 2 50 I provisions, etc., at the Ashland Grocery. 24 pair mens’ finesboes. 18 (X) butterfly Scotch suit».. proclucing s«»n»e painful (hough not fatal ’ Walker's frame was somewhere about in 12 “ The Roseburg Junior band cauie up ’ I E. M. Miller. that costume, lie soon introduced the ', from Medford Thurs'iay afternoon and injuries. The celebration at Medford in the For ‘'circuit rider.” who proceeded favored our town with several fine airs. Fred Zigler and R. W. Benjpmin of the , ' regular dyce grove was a great success. The to rake ami scrape up with the cleanness . vneburg Flaindraler offlee. made the R k - | Miss Katie Cronemiller departed for iargest crowd of i>eople ever yet seen in ’ office a fraternal <all while viMting | I of a brush and dual-pun all the most ter- Crewent Citv. City Cal., last Wednesday, to j Medford gathered there that day. N. A. V0** rn Oregon laxt week. The VUm- . I rific social and economic questions of the Crescent >outn* neat mechanically and (»articular afternoon, from handling of the mother- , visit her aunt ami will l>e gone some Jacobs of Ashland put wings to the de s in neckwear. eiaration of independence and made it I ir-law to managing cyclones. The reg- time. tv able edlu 'riallv. fairly hum. Francis Fifcli, Esq., deliv Southern Oregon. We are offering our department very ! .. ... 'reen and two children, of, u ar orator whose beauty ( ?l ami digni Willie Williams, who is now employed ‘'u 'iwVff vWting Mr«. J. J. l«>»n- fied (?) eloquence made the sweat run in a drug store at San Francisco, came ered” the oration which was declared a Reitding. nave •» _ Thev returned home from the horses in the plaza and the but home on the 4th to visit relatives and , masterlv effort. The Jacksonville nine abuc. ber jlaugble. .,MC ftnil lnlui|v won the $50 Ixiseball prize, defeating the tons from the atidieuee was Johnny Pow Monday. J. J Do»««- .„„iir. „here they ers, Jr., who received a |k0 prize tor his friends. Medford boys by a score of 30 to 22. The I panving them to Puv R. IL Moore, ex-county treasurer, ; Roseburg J tinier band furnished the mu ■will remain a week or .»dz job. The horribles were immense. started north Monday evening on a tour sic for the occasion. The crowd is esti . 1 I.< I a . - reCnrned J to F.u- Henrv and . Jonn o their of inspection. He will visit Eugene, mated all the way from 2000 to 7000. Lined overall» per pair at Blount ». acne Sunday, fro'ii "hence J* > Thpv No rest for the wicked at Hunsaker's. stock farm in Marner **”*>; .^ county : When the Lord made shade the devil Portland and Coos Imy before-returning. tired of the severe winters of Mk . Jhe invented loafers.—[Atchison Globe. C. W. Paterson, formerly of this place ■ Our price« keep them busy. ■ml will set bold ol a stock ram h in now proprietor of the Coos Bay Mar J. R. Rice nas reached Portland, and a Willamette, still reserving their M arm 1 E B. Mott, of the Yreka fruit -tore of, but ■ <>rreu A Mott, made a business trip to Ash ble Works, visited his many friends here j I local paper says: Among the street at- ranch for summer. during the 4th. He returned home Sun- i ' tractions that made their advent in the John. James and Peter «J-r**) . Ed. and land thh week to arrange for the season'» day evening. citv liefore the Fourth is the long-haired llenrv U-may. Thornton rhoma».<-e. r-e fruit. hriner V. 6. l-emay «nd wife. Mr>. ih- Portland July 5.—Weekly report of the Robt. Armstrong, our jopular deputy evangelist who goes about the streets l< n*en Me. Monroe. Mi>*e* < ¿ca . Oregon weathej bureau relative to crops sheriff, left tiiis week for Woodland, Cal., preaching to sinners much in the same r £ m ann and Lottie Thoma» * «e anmng Spring wheat is pronrsing; fall whe.it to visit his sister, Mrs. Joe Patterson, and wav the Salvationists <lo. He is appar rhe July delegation from A reka on the Uh. shows better prosjxs ts than for several take a vacation of several weeks' sight ently not ovei 20 vears of age. ami while his talking is poor, his singing is rather ■ * F Wright, for several year» running vears. Fruit, except |>eiM'lies and heps seeing in the Golden State. good. It is Ins long hair, however, that into Vhland as Wells. Fargo & • o- « »’<•'- promise a large yield. The California C. C. Beekman and daughter Miss Car is tlie drawing card and gives him the aenger from Han Francisco, was fired the weather »luirp telegraphs from Sacra tTr't of the month. A route :>gent w l o rie went to Portland one day last week. audiences that even the Salvation Army mento: The grain ami fruit crop in Janted to make a ''reword for himself m Miss Carrie will .iccompany a party of ‘w^'er io »ho« that be wa» roeutne h » »a - Northern California is below theaverave. , young folks on a pleasure trip to Mexico cannot command. TJie fruit crop in Southern California is before returning. Mrs. D. P. Thompson Simmon« Liver Regulator ba» never leen uhom Mie average. Wright was the man picked. known to iail to cure Jill liver <lise«-es. of Portland will chaperon the party. indre-outhar 1. of San Francisco, died Sloepk-M. mgiit'. wad, miserable bi that New lot of tylish hoes iu-t opened al Jd"iffixTfewdav»ago. He had been a terrible cough. Shiloh »Liire 1» the reir. xly Picture frames made to order at 11. S Blount's. uc»t of th« Colestein ludel just ptevio'» fvriou. Kept vu lraad <R 1 K Poll u-. ¿ uj fluu-e uid 'fcfU ver-r itcWe Hurrah! Hurrah!! Hurrah!!! F () R Q Wanted, H. JUDGE. Hunsaker w o o TO >-b o o o A FEW PRICES CTO o Harness & Saddle Manufacturer 3 (D w o o U) 0 O o CD V TO g TO TO TO TO CTO TO P- a o B 3 ® H. S. EMERY CD Funeral Director. ® U) cc TO THOSE > RESIDENCE LOTS TOWN LOTS! R. R. ADDITION hland! A Fine Display =Of New Goods 4 FOR THE SEASON AT 0. H. BLOUNT’S. Call and inspect the largest stock of mens’ goods in Southern Oregon. o. H. 13 HO LT NT The leading Clothier and Hatter. I I ASHLAND, OREGON