Valley record., December 21, 1899, Image 4

PERSONAL
AND
SOCIAL.
Carpets at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s.
John R. Stearns is up from Talent to
day.
H. Hurn came in from Klamath Falls
Sunday.
Fred Barneburg was up from Medford
Tuesday.
Louis Wyant came over from Henley
Tuesday.
Mrs. O. Ganiard went to Central Point
last night on a visit.
M. M. Obenchain came over from the
Hornbrook mines yesterday.
James Bell of Henley was registered
at the Ashland House Monday.
Pelton & Neil have shipped a carload
of hogs to Edson Bros, at Gazelle.
J. C. Tnrnidge of ADtelope, was in
town yesterday on a business trip.
L. C. Washburn of Prospect, was
registered at Hotel Oregon yesterday.
John McClendon of Gold Hill visited
his folks in Ashland the first of the
| week.
Mrs. McConnell and daughter Miss
Winnie returned home to Yreka last
week.
New Railroad and Saw Mill.
J. D. Hieckman of Hornbrook, who
was in Ashland last week, informs us
that Coggins Bros , the big sawmill men
of Igerna, Siskiyou county, who own a
large tract of valuable timber land on
Hungary creek, west of Coles and near
the Oregon-California state line on south
side of Siskiyou mountain will put a saw­
mill on their property in the spring.
They have secured by purchase from
Stockton parties, by lien land process,
and purchase from railroad seven sec­
tions of fine timber land in that section
and will build a railroad from a point
this side of Coles to the scene of the mill
operations. The distance is three or
four miles as the crow flies but it will
require a switch back railroad of six
miles to reach their timber the grade
going about 1400 feet in three miles.
They will ship tbe lumber to the general
markets and to their box factory at
Igerna.
KLAMATH FALLS.
W. N. Jones and J. H. Cook of Port*
land are here investigating the land
and timber business.
M F. Orr of Langell valley, was in
the Falls several days this week.
Will Humphrey has returned from
his extensive tour through Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, after an absence
of many months.
A real estate bureau has been opened
up here with C. L. Parrish as manager.
Considerable property is being bought
and sold at present time and this new
firm will undoubtedly get its work dur­
ing the prospective boom in 1900.
The surveying crew of the Oregon
Midland.Railway Co. are now stopping
at the Linkville hotel. The preliminary
survey is almost completed, having
reached within a few miles of town.
The final survey and track laying are
next in order and before this time next
year the Klamathites will be feasting
their optics on a real railroad, etc.
The large plate glass window, which
was to to be put in the front of G. T.
Baldwin’s new building, was broken in
packing. The window cost $400 and the
damage will be quite a loss as it will be
difficult to replace it at this time of the
year.
Reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Soule gave a re­
ception at their home in Little Shasta, Cal ,
last Thursday evening, in honor of their
son, Irenis, who was married to Caladonia i
Short at Ashland, Oregon, Dec. 12th. At I
7:30 at the sound of the grand wedding:
march, which was beautifully and artistic­
ally rendered by Miss Gussie Terwilliger,
ALL FORMS OF
the parents entered, followed by the bride
and groom, where they received the con­
gratulations from their many friends.
After the congratulations, the guests were
then invited to the beautifully decorated
Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
dining ball, where a 24 foot table was neatly
Earache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, Stiff Joints.
arranged with the luxuries of life which '
bad been prepared in the grandest style by PRICE,
50-0.
$1.00 FER BOTTLE
the hostess Tho?e present were Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Soule. Little Shasta. Mr. S. H.
Holt, Ashland,Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Irenis
Soule, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Babcock, Mrs. P.
Ashland, Oregon,
8. Terwilliger, Mr. and Mrs. George Soule,
Mrs. G. K. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Soule, Misses
C^"Read these Testimonials, given under oath, of Cures Actually Performed:
Ida A. Haight, Anna Soule, Alice Haight,
Anna Haight. Isa Babcock, Gussie Ter­
I can cheerfully state that tbe Snap W. Dickerson wbo being duly sworn, made
williger, Belle Soule, Calla Babcock, Little
is the beet liniment I have ever used, the following statement;-
Shasta, California Holt, Ashland, Oregon, Shot
'
My daughter, wbo was a student at the
Antoinette Soule, Messrs. George Soule, or ever beard of in a life lime.
Stat* Normal School.one night while study­
We
always
keep
a
bottle
of
it
at
the
Prof. E. G. Haight, Bert Haight, C. N.
ing felt a pain in her hand which aeon ex­
Soule, John Vieira. Ira Brown, Lovell normal school. Among the athletic stu­ tended to the arm. Tbe^next day abe went
dents who have been hurt one or two ap­ to school and during the day she lost the
Brown, Rollin Brown, Litt’eShasta. Many plications of this liniment has taken out use ot her arm and it became spotted tend
elegant presents were received. Mr. and the inflammation and cared a sprained the teachers sent her home, fearing blood­
Mrs. Irenis Soule will be at home to their ankle, a dislocated knee and a mashed poison. When she arrived home I took
friends at their home in Little Shasta after finger. One application cured a young her to Mr. Sutton’s office where be applied
Shot” lintment and within twenty
lady of a paralized arm and another "Snap
January 15th, 1900,
minutes of the first application, tbe swell­
young lady who bad the rheumatism and ing was gene down, tbe pain was gone and
also a stone bruise was entiroly cured by the spotted apnearanceileft it, anatsbe’ has
Trost those who have tried.
never had tbe least trouble} with her arm
I suffered from catarrh of the worst two applications.
It has also cured burns, cuts, carbun­ since or a recurrence of tbe pain.
kind and never hoped for cure, but Ely’s
F losencc L. T bxfko .
Cfreatn Balm seems to do even that —Oscar cles, pimplee, tooth-acho and rheuma­
Notary Public for Oregon.
tism.
Qstrotu. 45 Warren Ave , Chicago, Ill.
T«offered from catarrh; it got so had I
We have never known it: fl Animation
Could not work; I used Ely’s Cream Baltu that it will not speedily takeout, if tbour- State of Oregon.l
> ss.
and am entirely well.—A C. Clarke, 311 oughly rubbed in once or twice.
Jackson County )
Shawmut Ave., Boston. Mass
It
is
A MARVELOUS MEDICINE, ami Will
James M. Fewel being duly sworn de­
A 10c. trial size or the 50c size of Ely’s
Cream Balm will be mailed. Kept by drug­ do even more for the aflixted than is poses and say’s:- That about ten days
claimedffor
it.
ago 1 had the neuraJgia in my face and it
gists. Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., N. Y.
pained me severely and had been troubling
' W. T V an S cot .
Hermann Didn’t Withdraw,
President Southern Oregon State Nor­ me for two weeks or more when I had Mr.
Sutton
apply his Snap Shot. He rubbed
mal school.
Baker City Republican : “We jiave a
my face for a few minutes and comp let ly
Subscribed
and
sworn
to
before
me
letter in our possession from Hon. Bin­
cured the pain and since that time been al­
ger Hermann, commissioner of the gen­ this 4th day of November, 1899.
most wholly free from pain.
F lorence L. T refren .
eral land office at Washington. Mr.
My wife was sick with the cholera mor­
Notary Public for Oregon. bus and took about half a teaspoonfn! ot
Hermann has not given any information
the medicine and it cured the trouble at
to the Associated Press nor to any one
once and she neyer felt anything more of
that lie is pledged to support Senator State of Oregon.
it.
»•)
McBride for re-election nor has he
> SB.
J ambs M. F iwbi .
pledged his support to any one for that Jackson County.
y)
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
office. Those who know Mr. Hermann
On this 28th day of July, 1899, appeared 19th day of November 1899.
best did not believe any such stuff, as he before me, a Notary Public within and for
G eo . W. T remies .
is the most careful public man to make the State and County above named one W.
Notary Public’for Oregon.
pledges that ever lived in Oregon.”
SUTTONS SNAP SHOT.
THE WONDERFUL DESTROYER
INFLAMATION IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTTON, PROP.
Circuit Court Proceedings.
State of Oregon v«i Robert Wilcox and
Renus Hamilton; larceny from a person.
Case continued and defendants placed
under bonds of $500.
State vs E E Lyons; information
charging defendant with concealing
stolen property. The jury empaneled
being unable to agree
to 6) were dis­
charged. Retrial of case set for Dec. 18,
Ex-Senator S. H. Holt returned Tues­ 1899; jury brought in verdict of acquittal.
Religions Appointments.
It was ordered that a special venire
i day from a visit at Little Shasta and
Christmas
services at the Presbyterian
Yreka.
for 16 jurors be issued by the clerk, said church Saturday evening and Sunday
Conductor Chas. J. Brady and babe jurors to appear in court December 18th. morning and evening. The subject of
State vs Albert Johnston; information the Sunday morning sermon will be:'
went to Red Bluff yesterday to visit
charging defendant with rape by having “The Birthday of a King.”
friends.
intercourse with Grace Allen, under 16
Mrs. T. Whiteman returned to Duns- years old. Bonds fixed at $1000, in de­
“The Blessings of a Limited Revela­
! muir today from a two weeks visit in fault of which defendant was committed tion” will be the <heme of the Sunday
Ashland.
to jail. Upon arraignment in circuit (morfiing discourse at the Baptist church
Butler Walker is in from Sprague court Johnson plead guilty. He is a by the pastor, Rev. A. M. Russell. In
river valley to remain until after the vagabond negro and once served 4 years the evening at 7:30 o’clock there will be
in the penitentiary for burglary. Judge a praise service interspersed with recita­
holidays.
Hanna gave him 15 years in the peni­ tions by the children. On Monday at
Remember the Knights of Pythias tentiary for his latest crime.
7:30 p. in. therewill be a Christmas tree.
' masquerade ball at opera house Christ-
D
Whetstone
vs
Florence
Whetstone;
M. E. church, J. T. Abbett, pastor.
[ mas night.
'
•
divorce. Decree granted.
Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 11,
| G. L. D..vis, the Medford merchant,
Laura V Edwards vs G W Edwards. subject: “Lessons from the Birth of
i went to San Francisco yesterday on a Same proceedings as above.
Jesus.” Junior League meeting at 3 p.
Edith Downing vs Fred F Downing; m., devotional meeting of the Epworth
; business trip.
same.
League at 6:30. At 7:30 the Sunday
Elder John Bonnewitz of Coos county
John U Mushett vs Daniel Cofer; to
1 arrived in Ashland yesterday to visit the rescind contract. Case referred to Miss school will give a Christmas service.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
| Dunkard brethren.
j Kate Lemberger to take testimony.
Christmas will be fittingly observed
EAGLE POINT.
j Joseph Dowden came up from Gold
John Arnold vs S AD Higgins, et al,
at the Congregational church next Sab­
Everybody hereabouts appear to be in Hill yesterday to visit Rev. J. F. to foreclose chattel mortgage. Trial set bath, Dec. 24, morning and evening.
for December 19th.
Wallace and family.
good health at present.
Studebaker Bros vs J H Brown; to re­ Special music will be rendered in the
Dell
Hildreth
received
a
severe
wound
evening with some recitations followed
A
little
snow,
rain
and
mud
reminds
cover
money. Dismissed.
ASHLAND, Or..... Thursday, Dec. 21, 1899
on the shin at the Ashland mine last
by a short sermon on the early life of
us that Xmas is near at hand.
Cvrenus
Vromau
vs
C
8,
E
S
and
W
Saturday in handling an adz.
G Jenne; injunction. Decree granted. Jesus illustrated by the stereopticaon.
Our school is running in fine style,
Mrs.
Bert
Brandenburg
of
Medford
W P Lord, governor, et al, vs J F and Rev. G. W. Nelson, pastor.
WIMER.
although I hear complaint that the new
left
Tuesday
for
Los
Angeles
to
visit
her
Elizabeth
Ditsworth; confirmation of
Miss Lizzie Taylor of Weaverville. Cal., house leaks worse than the old one, but sister Nettie, Mrs. Clark.
The Rogue River Valley Choral Union
John W. Cox, who is going into the
Sheriff’s sale confirmed. -
we
will
have
it
patched
up
in
the
near
,
Ashland & Klamath Falls
annual convention convenes in Ashland stock raising business on a more extend­
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hillis of
future.
Wm. Terrill came in from Klamath
Notice to Creditor*.
Tuesday and ends Saturday. There will ed scale each year has just purchased a
Saxes creek.
Our Xmas tree promises to be a grand | ' county Tuesday to visit his parents at
All those knowing themselves indebt­ be grand concerts Friday and Saturday registered Hereford bull, one of the
Jerry Owens, who had his leg broken bv affair and all the children will be there 1 Talent until after Christmas.
, ed to the undersigned will please come nights. Prof. W. H. Kinross of Port­ band recently imported by Geo W.
falling from a tree some time ago, is im­ to see old Santa. Coming on Sunday it, Geo. Payne and family of Grants Pass, forward and settle up immediately.
land leads the convention.
Owens and F. W. Moore. It will be
proving rapidly.
gives everybody a chance to enjoy them­ are visiting R. A. Payne and family, be­
8. T. S onger , M. D.
Hon. R. A. Emmett and wife came in placed on his Dead Indian stock ranch
Ashland, Ore., Dec. 2, 1899.
Miss Rose McCarvei returned home from selves with the little ones.
ing en route to Woodland, Cal.
Bueb. P„K. j
Thoroughly Restocked and
from Keno yesterday. They return to­ in March.
Frisco a few days since, where she has been
morrow
with
their
daughter,
Miss
Charm
We were glad to learn that Capt. J . L.
Entirely
New
Management.
Mrs. A. W. Long and family left Sun­
Those
lots
in
the
H.
B.
Carter
Addition
Sewer Completed.
living for the past year.
May and the boys of Co. B had named day for Wyoming, where Mr. Long is
Emmett, who is attending school here, continue to sell in Bpite of the weather.
Medford,
Dec. 18.—The work on the and will visit her home during the holi­ They are all good lots though some are ROBERT M. GARRETT, • II
25 At°a?i Hoar«.
E. L. Clark, who rune a pack train to their post in honor of Gen. Lloyd engaged as a locomotive engineer.
extension of the Medford sewer system days.
Wheaton
for
we
served
for
50
months
in
I
more
desirable
than
others.
Let
us
■
Jump-oil-Joe. reports the snow twelve to
Superintendent.
the same regiment with the General in I Harvey Richardson, who had been was completed today and accepted by
M. F. Orr, who has been superntend- show you what we have left. All cash
fifteen inches in that vicinity.
“61 and 65”, and imagine that we still doing jury duty at Jacksonville was in the town council. The contractor, C. ent of the Langell ranch in Langell val­ or installment plan as suits you best. Best and
Lunches Put Up.
W. Huggins of Portland, is the same man
John McCarvel’s team became frightened hear his melodious voice ringing out Ashland Tuesday on a business trip.
ley, arrived in Ashland Tuesday en
to
curi
T
a
cold
in
one
day
who
put
in
the
first
main
line.
One
and ran away one day last week, complete­ above the din of battle. Brave ! yes, all
Horace Pelton and Miss Frances
Quickest Route to
route to Montana to locate.
ly demolishing a wheel of the hack.
brave Gen. Wheaton.
Barnes of Sams Valley, are at Pasadena, year ago a sewer system for the city was
Take L axative B komo Q uinine T ab ­
opposed by many good citizens, but the
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Root, who have lets . Ail druggists refund tlie money if
All Passengers Trains
George Carter and J. J. Holcombe came
Dr. Hilderbrand has shook the sticker Cal., visiting Miss Hattie Sisemore.
advantage is already so apparent that been visiting his brother, C. W. Root,
it
fails
to
cure.
E.
W.
G
rove
’
s
signature
Chas.
W.
Palm
and
brother
and
J.
A.
up from Galicecreek, where they have been from his fee* and gone as I understand,
there is no longer any objection to its ex­ left yesterday for Ohio.
Stop 30 Minutes for Meals
on each box. 25c.
Goes by Barron, Shake,
employed in a mine to remain till after the to California, but we are not left without : ; Whitman are starting a cigar factory in tension into any part of the city.
Chas. L. Loomis goes to San Francisco
ample medical protection for Dr. Madi- j : Mediord on quite an extensive scale.
Soda Springs, Parkers and
holidays.
McDaniel Gets 15 Years.
on the excursion for a special X ray
son is with us and he comes well recom-
Keno; also best connections
BOKN.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Payton,
wife
of
the
locomo-
E. W. Hammond’s smiling countenance ended, having been in the life saving
witn stage lines from Klam­
Judge M. C. George sentenced Frank examination. His wife and E. F.
stood behind the counter at Wimer several business for over 30 years; and we have 1 j tire engineer, left for Anderson, Shasta E. McDaniel to the penitentiary for 15 Loomis and wife go with him.
ath Falls to Bonanza, Bly
HARRISON—In Ashland, Dec. 19, 1899,
county today to spend the holidays.
days last week, while Mr Dox took sn another fresh from school who has his
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
to Mr. and Mrs. Myron Harrison, a
years for the crime of manslaughter in
■ The holiday excursion leaving Ash­
Thos. Howell of Salem, father of Mrs. tbe death of Miss Clara Fitch at Cycle land next Wednesday for48an Francisco
diploma but is not registered yet but
and Indian Agency. Stage
outing to Jacksonville and other places.
son. >t
Thos. Ryan of this city, passed through Park, Portland, last July. The fury promises to be largely attended.
will
soon
attach
the
M.
D.
to
his
name.
leaves Ashland daily on ar­
O, Christmas is coming, it will soon be
today to spend the winter in California. quite likely took some stock in the ac­
rival of south-bound train
The Eagle Point and Medford teams
here, and with it the mask ball at Owen’s
Ralph Billings is home from the state
MARRIED,
and arrives daily in good
cidental strangulation theory, presum­
Chas.
G.
Griffith
of
Spokane,
man
­
tried
their
skill
at
knocking
each
other
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
hall. Come odc , come all, and list to the
time to connect with north­
ing that he was choking her to prevent agricultural college at Corvallis for the
aging
director
of
the
Ashland
mine
com
­
in
the
mud
on
the
Medford
grounds
on
holidays.
call, that floats from Josh N eathame r as
bound train., -:-
HOAGLAND—BAER—At Central Point,
the 17th, when time was called the score pany arrived from San Francisco Sun­ her screams of pain resulting from their
he prances around the hall.
Louts Dodge, Clyde Payne and Thos.
efforts to hide the girls shame and the
Dec. 14, 1899, by A. S. Jacobs, J. P.,
stood, Eagle Point 10, Medford 0. The day.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET.
boys infamy and that she was dead before Hammond are expected home from
W. S. Hoagland of Klamath county
Oscar Simpkins, who used to mine during Eagle Point boye speak in the highest
Dick Van Scoy, who has been operator he realized it.
Eugene
tonight
for
the
holidays.
and Mrs. F. D. Baer.
Ibe igjpterjgtQntb^ on Pleasant creek sever*/ praise of the treatment they received jt at 8iskiyou for two weeks, returned to
. Ashland, Oregon.
ASHLAND.
ILAMATH FALLS.
al years ago. but has been staying' with the the hands of the Medfofd team and have town Tuesday. He goes to Montague
Freight Shipments.
Leaves........ 1:00 p m I Leaves........ 8:00 pm
Congressman Tongue was appointed
farm since, is sgain going to try his luck asked a return game on the 23d on the soon.
Arrives....... 2:45 p m | Arrives....6:30 a m
Medford, Dec. 19.—The following num­ on the rivers and harbors committee.
and run a hydraulic on said creek this Eagle Point grounds which Gas met the
Shop is now open.
ber
of
carloads
of
freight
have
been
Mrs. J. E. White left Tuesday to spend
approval of the Medford team.
G. F. Billings and wife left for San
Passengers, Baggage, Express & Freight
winter
the holidays with her children and shipped from this point in the past year, Francisco today on Chautauqua business.
Nothing
but First - Class
There will be two games of foot ball grandchildren at Rock Point and Central and 100 to 200 carloads are still in re­
Must be Waybilled.
It eeemod a» though winter started in
Work
turned
out.
serve : Grain, 103; flour, 25; millstuff,
with the first of December as it has been at Eagle Point on the 1st day of 1900. j Point.
Santa Cruz county has appointed a
Ashland Office:
Eagle Point Jr team will meet the
14;
livestock,
50;
hay,
20;
fruit,
91;
ice,
horticultural commission.
either snJfring or raining every day since, Central Point Jr. team at 1 p. m.
Mr^ T. B. Blanton, Frank Miller and
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
13; general merchandise,including lime,
but nevertheless there was several hours Also the Central Point Sr. team will wife and W. W. Murphy and family brick, lumber, etc., 88, making 404 in
Two men were killed in a Beetion of
Klamath Falls Office:
clear sky Saturday,"night and made visible meet the Eagle Point Sr. team on the leave today for Phoenix, Arizona to all. The Valley was never in a better the Cumberland mine, at Nanimo, B.
H H VAN VALKEN3URG.
|locate.
the eclipse that came over the moon.
Eagle Point grounds at 2:30 p. m. Yes,
condition, and the outlook for the com­ C., by a gas explosion last week.
we will have lots of fun on that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Walker of Ash­ ing year is very flattering.
There has been no material change in
PHOENIX,
Let everytxxl v come for the days sport land precinct, left yesterday for San
the
cured fruit situation for several
New
Goods.
will close with a grand ball at Pools hall,'____ Cal. They will spend the winter
O. Dunlap made a flying trip to Medford Come boys and if you cannot bring the , Jose,
in California.
Mirrors, Picture Frames, Moulding, weeks past in Santa Clara. Apricots
m FACToar
Tuesday.
are practically gone and the quotations
other fellows sister bring your own and
the price charged by other«, and WI
OIIARAMTIE ToIlT TH mrftnT. Say
Father Edward Donnelley will cele­ Lamberquin Poles and Trimmings, are nominal. Of peaches there is a light
an
Ashland
perhaps
you
can
exchange.
Mrs. James Morton was
Easels,
Iron
Beds,
Parlor
Tables,
Sofa
whether you with our Ke Freed, Tnee or i
Notice is hereby given that the firin of Yerk
brate High Mass in the Ashland Catho­
tUrerelble U m U c Tram, Illustrated abora, cut this
yisitor Tuesday.
Curtain
Stretchers, supply; the market is dull, the demand
Howell & Foster. Shoemakers, has been, ad. out
lic church next Monday (Christmas) at Pillows, Lace
and send to ua with Ol * BTCCUI. rBKXaaaed,
eUte
your Hrlght, Weight. «<«, bow Ion* you ban bean
Clothes
Bars
at
Opera
House
Furniture
small
and
the
quations
run
from
5%
this
18th
day
of
November,
1899,
dissolved
CENTRAL POINT.
D. Anderton is erecting a tannnery on
10 o’clock a. m.
ruptured, whether rupture le large or email; alao aUte
by
mutual
consent.
Store.
cents to 1% cents. Orders for prunes
number Inc bee around the body on a line with tbe
his place south of town.
Married, in Central Point on Dec. 14tli,
J. C. Eubanks, the commercial
rupture, cay whether rupture 1 h on right or left aide,
are coming in somewhat steadily, but
C.
J.
Foster
Will
Continue
Bus
­
and
we will eend either true* to you with the under-
City
Election.
1
by
A.
S.
Jacobs,
Wm.
S.
Hoagland
and
Hill,
was
the
Miss Mae Kellogg of Gold
traveler, arrived in Ashland again last
atandlng. n
evaiiarng,
if n
It is
la not
eoi a pormi
porteol ar
*t ana
and egaal
orinar re
te ira
iraaara
rar, rasa
that
there
are
no
marked
features
in
the
iness
at
the
Old
Stand,
reUli artbrae Ornes enr*riee,you can return It and w*
[ week to spend the holidays with his
guest of Miss Katie Parker of this place for Mrs. F. D. Baer.
The city election Tuesday was a quiet trade. Present prices are as follows
will
return
your
money.'
and all accounts due tte firm ere payable WRITE FOR FREE TRUSS CATAUOBUE
ah ewe
several days last week.
Two chivari parties in Central Point - family in Ashland.
affair, there being only one ticket in the
tiu
“
Forties to 50s, from 5 to
cents; 50s
to, and all bills outstanding against the ortraaMa. including tbe lew *10.00 boa Traaa dira
last
Friday night. The honored parties
On yg
Miss Mamie Smith came over from field except in the third ward where D. to 60s, from 4 to 4^; 60s to 70s, 3%; 70i
Mrs. MoGowanof Medford, was in town
hrm will be settled by him.
Ural asma eterea! aay eaae, aad wMaheoaoll «•»JlZi
f 9
i'
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoagland
and
Mr.
High
and
Dr.
J.
K.
Reader
were
candi
­
Hornbrook Friday to pay Ashland
M. H HOWELL,
Bunday visiting with J. Weeks and family.
SEARS, ROEBUCK A Oo. dffCMO
and Mrs. Sifers, who were married friends and relatives a visit, the guest of dates for councilmen. There were 90 to 80s, 3ȣ; 80s to 90s, 3; 90s to 100s;
C
J.
FOSTER.
A cts gently on the
R. T. Blackwood and A 8. Furry were several days before.
vates polled in that ward, Reader re­ 2%;. 100s to 120s, 2%; 120s upward,
Miss Lillie Walrad.
N. B.—Mr. Howell will remain as an em­
ceiving 55 and High 34. In the second
in Jacksonville Mouday doing jury dutv
ploye of the old shop.
The social mentioned in last week’s
Miss Myrtle Woodford, who has been
Ashland, Oregon, opposite the I. O. O. F.
K. McTavisb, who is bolding a position items was a failure it being something visiting Miss Minnie Rockfellow and ward there were 53 votes polled and in
An eastern firm is considering the
LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
Hall.
d 30
the first 47. W. B. Colton, Milton
with the S. P. Co. at Edgewood, Cal., visit­ new and the people did not understand Ashland friends for a week, returned to
question of establishing another factory
Berry and H, C. Galey were elected
just what it would be until it was too Medford yesterday.
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ed his family last week.
mayor, recorder and treasurer, respect­ for the utilization of cull lemons for by
products
in
Southern
California.
Il
The father, mother and brother of E. E. late.
ively,
and
A.
F.
Hunt,
H.
P,
Holmes
Mr and Mrs. James Fuel were visited
The Christmas tree Saturday evening on Tuesday by his cousin, Mrs. Louise and J. K. Beader councilmen. The established it will be upon the profit ClEANSES THE ¿YSTEM
Wilder arrived in Thoenix recently from
Loe Angeles. Cal. They will locate in will be conducted by the district school Legg, en route home to Pomeroy, Wash., Anti-saloon League had their own way sharing plan. The growers will receive
and is expected to be a grand affair.
and the present license ordinance will a low price for their lemon3, with f
from Santa Rosa, Cal.
southern Oregon.
•O'
„¿^EFFECTUALLY LABIES’
likely remain in vogue. All the saloons
Rev.
Mr.
Adams,
our
citv
barber,
A Christmas dance will be given at the
Miss Susie Beckley of Elkton, Douglas have made applications for license but «hare of the profits, if there are any.
Call and see me when you are in need of
From a prune tree in. the Rutherford
Laveuburg ball Dec. 25th by the W. of W. preached in the Baptist church last Sun­ j county, arrived in Ashland again last are very doubtful about receiving a
any property of any description, either to
-A. HST ZD
day
evening
to
a
large
audience.
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'
week
to
spend
the
winter
with
her
orchard
on
the
Stewart
tract,
Suttei
Mrs. M. E. Hamlin will furnish the s ipper
rent or bur.
majority.
Rev.
Medford, »vvvuuuv»
attended ' sister Mrs.*0. Mattoon.
I have ranches for sale in every part of
rvvv. Mr.
Jll. Lorzier, of 1UVU1U1U,
county, a shoot fully 14 feet in lengtl: OVERCOMES
which is a guarantee of its excellence.
CZHZILZD
ZEÒZE
1ST
’
S
Jackson county; fine land and low prices.
The turkey business was overdone and from one aud one-half to twe
church in the Baptist church last Sun­
Henry Vinson came in from Langell
Briall acreagss of fruit land near town
SAMPSON
day eveniug.
valley Tuesday to visit his daughters this year, and the result is several inches in thickness, was cut off, all ol
and land in bearing fruit, any number of
i
thousand turkeys in cold storage in San
attending
the
normal
school.
Miss
Anna
which
was
grown
this
season.
And
acres, large or small.
Janies Bailey passed here .Thursday
1PERMANENTLY
Wheat crops in this part of the country
Francisco. Mr. Young, of Oakland,!
1 have several houses to sell in the city;
going to Shake.
never looked better at this time of year will return home with him.
Douglas county, bought turkeys at 14 ! another instance on the Harkey tract ol
prices
to suit the times,
than
they
do
at
this
time
and
there
is
a
Frank Blevins, who has been in the cents live weight and sold at about 12 a peach sprout 11 feet long.
Will Blanton came up Tuesday from
D
ry
G
oods
,
N
ovelties
,
large acreage in.
Klondike ever since the first rush there, cents dressed, so great was the collapse
HOUSES TO RENT.
Grants Pass section.
Albert F. Elton of Priceland, Hum
MONEY TO LOAN.
is expected to eat Christmas dinner of the market. He lost $2000. The
A
year
ago
it
was
claimed
by
the
re
­
boldt
county
is
establishing
an
experi
­
The weather continues cold with snow
Main Street, Over the Bridge.
INSURANCE A SPECIALTY.
Buy THE GENUINE - MANTO By
with his parents in Ashland.
farmers, though, got their price and
publican
party
that
the
president
was
scenes on the mountains.
mental apple orchard in collaboratior
Here are a few of my bargains:
the cause of wheat being a good price.
Rev. £. A. Rose, the evangelist, money.—Eugene Guard.
with the University of California. Hi
Butler Walker was in the vallev If that was so he must be the cause of it . arrived from Los Angeles yesterday
Ten acres of good fruit land, three acres
N. J. Levinson, city editor ot the “Ore­ has several hundred varieties. A simi­
Thursday from Sprague river stock being only 42 cts per bushel now.
in fruit, $450.
i where he has been conducting successful gonian,” was on yesterday’s train from
Six acre tract, three acres in fruit, good
ranch.
jt religious
................................
.
revivals for the
past . six weeks. San Francisco. He reminded us that it lar orchard is to be established at an
raa sau si ah oRuseisn. mu wt mt mi
house, bam, etc., running water, for $500.
elevation
of
about
400
feet
in
Tuolumne
Frank Ennis, who has been visiting
J. A. Biekett finished packing apples
Another ten acre tract, some fruit, two
Wanted—A good,neat and clean woman was just 12 years ago Sunday that the
•••
here Tuesday. Mr. Hawkins was hie Senator Cameron in this valley, left for cook to cook and keep house for a gentle­ Southern Pacific connected Oregon and county. The. university supplies the
small houses, $400,
These are within a mile and. a half of
California today.
packer
man not in good heaith. Wages $15 per California by railroad with a grand? -scions arid will publish the reports upon
Ashland.
month. Address care of V allby R ecord blowout and driving of the golden spike thq different varieties.
Two miles from town, ten acres, entirely
Citrus growers are warned from vari­
in Aehland. The town has “swelled all
office.
unimproved, $200
out of shape” since then in growth.
ous sources against importing nursery
Hotel property in town, for sale for $4000.
Mrs. Geo. Hargadine and children left
One hundred-acres fine vallev land, two
Walter V. Kitchen of Forest creek, a stocks from Japan on account of the
I' Sundav to spend the winter at Redlands,
miles from Medford, $4500.
Cal. Master Earl Veghte accompanied veteran of the civil war, and about 65 great number of fungous diseases pre­
Call and see me in regard to any of the
valent
there,
some
of
which,
like
the
years
old,
attempted
to
commit
suicide
them to visit his grand parents at Los
above, and if they do not suit, I have a
To
S
an
F
rancisco
.
one
day
last
week
by
cutting
the
arteries
fungous
of
our
root
knot,
are
often
not
Angeles.
f -
large list from which you might choose
JAN. 10TH, 1900
of his wrists. When found by some of recognizable on young stock.
GEO. W. TREFREN.
his neighbors he had almost bled to
A Special Excursion will be run on the
Main
8treet,
Near
Bridge.
Ashland, Or.
A
resident
of
Riverside
gives
the
Southern Pacific Railroad from Sa­
Attorney Geo. '8. Nickerson, who has death. It is believed that his reason following free testimonial to the quality
lem and points south to San
has
been
wrecked
by
the
long-continued
been at Salem and Portland, tbe past
.... Francisco on....
Under the Auspices of Granite Lodge, No. 23, K.
' several weeks, left for Klamath Falls use of opiates. Kitchen was removed to of Porterville oranges, which he saw
the
county
hospital,
and
his
condition
during
a
late
visit
to
the
east:
“
I
saw
i yesterday. Hie daughter, Miss Ruth,
of P., Ashland, Oregon,
has improved considerably.
California navals in the market at South
J/
accompanied him.
Tickets good only on the regular over­
Bend, Ind., two weeks ago. Lhey were
land that leaves Ashland at noon Dec. 27,
Alhambra,
Cal.,
Advocate:
The
special
OPERA ECOTJSE
The New Home <& Domestic are tbe
good to return on any train that leaves San
best sewing machines on the market. services which have been held daily at from Porterville, and were very small,
Francisco from Dec. 28th, 1899. to Jan. 4th,
tbe can
Presbyterian church this week at 10 j about 100s, and very green and sour Twenty Years of Success I
The prices are so low that every one
1900, inclusive. Following low rate* have
—
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I
a.
m.
and
7
p.
m.
have
created
much
‘
Still they were selling at 30 cents s
afford to have one. Call and see. At
been secured to San Francisco and return
interest
and
brought
a
good
attendance,
i
i House Furniture Store.
from—
dozen, while the Mexican and Jamaice Over 4,600 Concerts to Date !
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Rev. E. A. Ross, the evangelist, who has
Roseburg <fc points south to Ashland, $15.50
Roy W. Beach leaves for Klamath been conducting the services, is a natural fruit only brought 20 or 25 cents. The
TWEIT1CTH YE1L HflUUD IJ 1889.
Ashland
"
•*
" Montagne. 11.50
EXECUTIVE COMAIITTEE.-S- G. Eggers, E. A. Hildreth, Falls'tomorrow
where he will be married and effective speaker, and bis exbortions Jamaica« were sweet and very good
Montague “
“
“ Dunsmuir, 10.50
Water Street.
Jr., C. B.
on Christmas day to Miss Clarie Beach cannot have failed to do much good. flavored, but the Mexicans were flat
Tn insure your accommodations
During
the
many
tours
of
this
celebrated
of that place and formerly of OsBeo, Wis., Members of all denominations, as well and insipid.”
Floor director and prompter: Lieut. J.
Invitation committee: Hon. E. A.
company they have attained exceptional tickets MUST be purchased at least three
the former home of both young people. as non-church members, have attended
Sherwin. C. F. Heety. C. W. Barber. F. E Edw. Thornton.
The Oxnard company has established success; for, while they were not the first days before starting, and the sooner tbe
Reception committee: T. H. Simpson,
express receive
Gr -ve. J. S 8iN>>y. A. B V. Gejax. Jno.
An elegant line of Framed Pictures at the meetings and were pleased with the an experiment station, under the di­ company of Jubilee Singers, their manner better
prompt attention.
O’Neil. Jno. Neely. G. V. Gillette, D. D Jno. R, Norris. F. D. Wagner, W. E.
Tf> sia*1 trips to various pointe of inter­
of
performance
was
original
They
present
work
done
by
Rev.
Ross.
Opera
House
Furniture
Store.
Conner, E J. Kaiser, H J. Hicks, Ash­
T erms C ash at
Good.
rection of the agricultural superinten­ the Negro as he appears in bis church and est in the vicinity of Ban Francisco at ex­
, - G. - —
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BKASOHABU BATES.
Floor committee: U. W. Martyn, Otto land: J E Enyart, and J. A. Whitman, ---- - —• -----
Louis
Bolle,
Joe Rader. At Jack
Gravel Ford, Coos county, Luther dant, L. Hache at Oxnard. One hun camp meetings, and also in the songB of cursionists’ rates.
Frank Bybee,
and Emmett
R. Miller. E. F. Loomis, P. A. Nelson. W. -Medford; james Dickey, Dunsmuir; K. O. I Frank Cox, Nichols
Baggage checked from starting
the cabin home and of the plantation.
2
John
W.
Cox,
Frank
Peil,
Cole,
aged
15,
was
drowned
Wednesday
dred
and
eighty
acres
are
set
apart
with
Stine, Siskiyou.
! Beeson were here this week on the
H Fralan. 8. G. Eggers.
Their music is weird, melodious and strik­ point to Ban Francisoo and return to start­
annual rodeo of cattle at the Hargadine while crossing the East Fork on his way a view of testing the crop-producing ing ; it enchants an audience, sometimes to ing point.
Knights take pleasure in extending a special invitation to this, their sec­ pasture.
to school with a com banion, Lorin Paush. constituents of the soil, aud it is be­ such an extent it is with difficulty the sing­
8ecure vour tickets from the following:—
ond Masque Ball, end will exert themselves to insure anenjoyab e time to all. Tbe
Young Cole was knocked oat by an over­ lieved that the experiments made will ers leave the stage at all, on account of re­
A, N. Soliss ...............Jacksonville, "r.
management will insist upon perfect order and decorum and will require masker* to
Lost—Presumably at depot in Ashland hanging limb.
T. K. Bolton or Emil Peil... .Ashlhnd
calls.
be
safe
for
all
classes
of
soil
in
the
val
­
identify themselves to tbe doorkeeper, and uo objectionable character will be admitted. on Dec. 13th,a pair of gold rimmed glass­
Prof. E. E. Washburn.. Klamath Falls.
The entire company will appear in a pro-
John R. Harvey, one of the owners of ley. It will be devoted to growing : gramme replete with all ihe latest Jubilee
P. O. LeMay......................... Yreka, Cal.
es in a case and branded Dr. C. W.
Grand March Begins Promptly at 9 O’clock.
Lowe, McMinnville, Or. Finder will the Old Channel mine, retaroed to tbe beets, beans aud barley, to see what , Melodies, as well as Plantation, River and
HL.8ee California dressed in sunshine
kindly report same to Chief Train Dis­ mine last week. A force of some twenty can be done to the best advantage with i Cabin Songs. When desired a portion of and flowers in mid-winter. All San Fran­
the
programme
will
be
given
in
plantation
The management otters tbe following prizes--------------------------<
cisco will be dressed in gay holiday attire. CONTRACTOR and STORE
men are now at work putting in flames each, arid also to determine the benefits
patcher G. C. Morris.
d21
Best music and plays of tbe season at the
and getting pipe in place, as they are to be derived from the use of commer­ costume.
For the Best Gent’s Costume....... .
$5 00 I For the Best Lady’s Costume............ $5 00
different theaters
Finest music at tbe
Live Goose Feather Pillows, light anc
KEEPER.
For Second Prize . ............................ 2 50 | For Second Prize .................................... 2 50 > Buffy, also Down Sofa Pillows, at Opera anxious to start in piping as early as pos­ cial and green fertilizers.
churches. Trains run so you can see tbe
sible. They have engaged the services of
.................... The Finest-----------------
For the Best Sustained Character, $3 00
scenery all the way from Portland to ’Fris­ OAKLAND ST.. NEAR R. R. TRACK,
House Furniture Store.
L C. Hubeon, of Gold Run, Cal., a prac­
A8HLAN D
OREGON.
.............. and Most Artistic...............
co by daylight.
IjtGrippe, with its after effects, annually
■ —----- The very best of music will be furnishe-i for the occasion by-------
tical and experienced miner, as foreman. destroys
VB»For reference ask any one of the
thousands of people. It may be
Gen. Henrv W. Lawton was lulled in
.. .Job Printing at Lowest Rates...
many hundreds of people who have gone
Will supply first- claw Chinese laborers in
----- action while his troops were taking San
We have several orchards which we quickly cured by One Minute Cough Cure,
and on the Very Shortest Notice
on these popular excunions.
the
only
remedy
that
produces
immediate
anv number desired for railroad construc­
i Mateo in the Philippines Monday by a want pruned by Feb. let, 1900. Experi-
_
__
____
For
full
particulars
call
on
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results in coughs, oolda, croup, bronchitis,
tion, ditch digging, clearing lends, rigbu-
TT’T’Q. Gent s ticket, $1; Gent’s ticket, including sapper coupon for £hiiiPPine 8h»rpehooter. Lient. Co . enced pruners wanting to contract for pneumonia and throat and lung trouble*’.
■*->
« xxctw
..
T. K- Boltoa or Emil Peil, of-way, or any work desired.
Hi A D! . two,-$3i Udy a ticket, 50c ¡Spectator’s ticket, 23c. Supper H^H. Sargent was with him when he rachwmrk c*U at Bank of Ashland tar ft wffiprevsnt consumption.—Evcagr A. ThC RCCOrU OfilCC*
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE
VÀLLET RECORD.
STAGE LINE
Bush’s
Restaurant!
Meals
...KLAMATH FALLS.
. . ASHLAND
TINNINGS PLUMBING CO j
Bissolution Notice
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
^ bitualc S15^
GEO. W. TREFREN
UNDERWEAR,
ITSBtWc°lMeffeCTi
<AUIvRNIApG,$YRVP(S
BARR’S GRAND
... HOLIDAY
B al * M asque
Christmas Night. Monday, Dec. 25th,
Ashland.-
. STEAM..
Laundry::
1899,
WA CHUNG
Chinese Labor^^g,
SftTCHWELL’S ORCHESTRA OF 6 PIECES.
d?
Aihla^d, Onvoo.
of JReferenoee,