Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, January 25, 1900, Image 4

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    PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL.
SALOON LICENSES REJECTED, ffi. V. CARTER FOR CONGRESS.
To The Oregonian He Is Reported
A Boy’s Thigh Fractured.
Yesterday afternoon Dean Wagner,
the
son oi
of r.u.
P. J. Wagoner,
who
llIC ‘ 7-year-old
-yvar-oiu son
v» a goner, wno
lives in the Ninniger block, met with an •
Or>r*l
< ] Ani ZX»a
/B a. street
« aan. « wa»
1. aa \ Mr.
I >■ T Lacy
A aaa. is . *
accident
on the
where
erecting a building. He was playing i
with another boy when some lumber i
slid from a pile. Several pieces laid j
heavy against the piece that pressed
against his left thigh. When the boy
was released Dr. D. M. Brower, who was
present, immediately set the thigh,
which, had sustained a comminuated I
I
fracture.
SUTTONS SNAP SHOT
Ira Wakefield was in town yesterday. The City Dade, Wearied of the Id- ta U«.»»
. ...
-
To Have Unbosomed His Candidacy
J C. Eubanks was in Ashland this , er neo Question, Kick the Old Oat
t
_
__ * ■_____
For V*
Tongue S ’s ■"> Place
— WV Undoubtedly
Out of tbe City Hall—Will the Cat
week.
Come
Back
?
An
Active
Candidate.
Frank Mee was up Josephine county
Tuesday.
The city council of Ashland met Jan. Portland Oregonian, Jan. 21.]
15th, all in attendance. The session
Geo. W Isaacs, the Medford capitalist, lasted
Interest jn republican politics is chiefly
from 8 p. m. until 12:30 the next
OF ALL FORMS OF
was here Tuesday.
morning when the petitions for applica­ centered in tbe spirited contest now
Jack Morris and family left yesterday tions for liquor licenses were thoroughly under way for the congressional nomi­
for Cloverdale, Kan.
canvassed and were found to be short of nation in the first district. Eight prom­
inent republicans are mentioned in con­
,
Mrs. Belle Henry returned yesterday the number of names required. This nection with the nomination, and all are
was
painful
news
to
the
majority
of
the
from Placerville, Cal.
Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
New Goode.
city councilmen who had secretely putting up a clean fight within party
Earache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, Stiff Joints.
Mrs. Ella Mills returned Tuesday from hoped there would be a majority of legal lines. Each has strong following. State
Mirrors,
Picture
Frames,
Moulding,
a visit at Oakland, Cal.
petitioners and tbat they would be re- Senator George C. Brownell has Clacka­ Lamberquin Poles and Trimmings,
mas county without doubt. He has can­
Wm. Halley of Medford was in Ash­ , lieved of the awkward situation con­ vassed the field thoroughly, and has his Easels, Iron Beds, Parlor Tables, Sofa FRIOE, 50-0. &c 31.00 PER BOTTLE
fronting them by the expectations of
Pillows, Lace Curtain Stretchers,
land Monday and Tuesday.
both factions to a well organized cam­ county so well m hand that the Tongue Clothes Bars at Opera House Furniture
men
have
but
faint
hope
of
wresting
it
Hon. Eugene A. Sherwin returned paign covering many months including
Store.
Tuesday night from Portland.
the finish for the last 30 days. The from biin.
Claud Gatch will go into the convention
KEEL ESTATE
Ashland, Oregon.
Go to L. H. Thomas for watch and figures showed plainly that the saloons with the solid backing of Marion county,
were defeated according to Ordinance
clock repairing. Helman street.
G Oleson to W 1 Vawter; ICO acres in secs
Mr.
Gatch
is
one
of
the
most
popular
194 and the council would have declared
twp 31, s, r 3 e, $>>20.
Miss Kate Buick of Roseburg left Mon­ it so if that would have put an end to republicans in Oregon. He is an ex­ 33, R 35,
Read these Testimonials, given under oath, of Cares Actually Performed:
Rasmussen to W I Vawter; 320 acres
mayor
of
Salem.
In
the
senatorial
con
­
day for Redding to visit relatives.
their trials and tribulations. They
in secs 32. 33. twp 31. r 3 e. $1930.
test of 1895 be received complimentary
Mrs Almira Whetstone to L F Tozier;
Hugh Silvers returned to Medford yes­ temporarily relieved themselves of their votes for United States senator.
lot 5, Harbaugh's subdivision, twp 37, r 2
embarassment
bv
adjourning
one
whole
I can cheerfully state that the Snap W. Dickerson who being duly sworn, made
terday from a mining trip to Yreka.
$300.
w,
Lina
county
’
s
candidate
is
ex-Circuit
week alleging a desire to further investi­
Shot is the best liniment I have ever used, the following statement
Helms and Ammerman to ML Pellet; or ever heard of in a life time.
Mrs. Jennie Westrop of Medford was gate, but which in reality was a Judge H. H. Hewitt if Albany. Judge
My daughter, who was a student at the
Stat* Normal School.one night while etady-
registered at the Ashland House Tuesday. Mic .wber move, expecting “something Hewitt is one of the beet-kn wn jurists 17.38 acres, twp 38. r 1 w. $-00
We
always
keep
a
bottle
of
it
at
the
in tne state. He was defeated for re­ Mary A Barciav to M L Pellet; part of normal school. Among the athletic stu­ ing felt a pain in her luuid which seon ex­
Mason Clemens of Keno, was regis­ to turn up.” Monday evening of this election in 1898 because the republicans die No.64, twp 37, r 1 w, $152 »
tended to the arm. The^next day she west
week
was
the
time
set
but
Councilman
S F Morine to tbe »skosh Land a Timber dents who have been hurt one or two ap­ to school and during tbe day she lost the
tered at the Ashland House yesterday.
Reader sent word he could not be of his district did not arrange the ballot Co, 80 acres in sec 14. twn 40. r 3 e, $900.
plications of this liniment has taken out use ot her arm and it became spotted and
Miss Lillie Taylor returned to Slatonie present; having an urgent case—pre­ in a way tbat would give him the full
F D Briggs to W M McIntire: 25 acres in the irflammation and cored a sprained the teachers sent her home, fearing blood-
today.
sumably a confinement. The council­ vote Of his party. This was an accident, sec 23, twp 39. r 1 e, $3 l 00.
ankle, a dislocated knee and a inashed poi>oii. When sbe arrived home I took
one which the republicans ofjhie dis­ Caiiie Williams to C B Dresser; 160 acres finger. One application cured a vonng her to Mr. Sutton’s office where be applied
Hon. E. V. Carter has returned from men met and promptly adjourned to and
in
sec
28,
twp
35,
2
w.
$20
“Snap Shot” liniment and within twenty
another social and political tour to Port- Tuesday evening. Reader was again trict Lave since bad reason to regret.
R A Proudfoot to W 1 Vawter; 410 acres lady of a paralised arm and another minutes of tbe first application, the swell­
Benton
county
presents
State
Senator
absent.
The
council
had
received
no
young lady who had the rheumatism and ing was gene down, tne pain was gone and
land.
in sec 5, twp 33, 3 e, $1
new light that could turn the minority John D. Daly of Uoivallis. Few repub­
to Mamie Dunham, trustee: also a stone bruise was entirely cured by tbe spotted appearance]left it, and>be bas
James McCormack and family of Med­ into a majority, but immediately entered licans are better known than Senator lot L 1, Ganiard
blk 21, Chitwood tract, Ash'and, $L two applications.
never had tbe least trouble! with her arm
ford, left yesterday for Gr*ud Island, into a general talk and all. Kinds of Daly. He was a staunch Dolph support­ J McDonald to WA Counts; 52, 25 acres
It has also cured burns, cuts, carbun­ since or a recurrence of the pain
Neb./ . ,
/ -
reasons and explanations were indulged er in-tlfe; legislature of 1895. He can in twp 36, 2 w, $200'.
F lokencb L. T kbybbm .
cles, pimples, tooth -ache and rheuma­
Land Co to Sarah Hnston; lots tism.
* Notary Public for Oregon.
R. M. Foster and family moved into in as to each councilman’s “position” on safely tdnnt on the delegation from Lin­ 31 Carter
and 34, Carter add to Ashland, $500.
We have never known inflammation
B. Beach’s residence near south school the subject,past, present and prospective. coln county as well as that of Benton
Mabel Carter to T W Brittsan; land in
A. C. Woodstock et Eugene, has strong Ashland,
,T
that it will not speedily take ont, if thor­ State of Oregon,)
Councilman Beswick had little to say
Tuesday.
$1
>
ss.
oughly
rubbed
in
once
or
twice
but he was Square toed in favor of the following, and bis triends are urging him
Haymond to Gold Hill Lodge, IOO
County )
Miss Meda Crosby of Talent is visiting councilmen doing their duty as laid to enter tbe lists as Lane county’s can­ r, Ben
It is A MARVELOUS MEDICINE, and Will Jackson
part lot 5, sec 17, twp36, 3 w, $50.
James M. Fewel being duly sworn de­
Ashland.
didate
.
Job
i
Lacy
to
DonnaGraflis,
lol
6,
bJk
F2,
down in the charter and for himself he
doeven more for the afflicted than is poses and say’s:- Tbat about ten days
Robert G. Simth of Grants Paes, will Medford, $1.
claimed.for it.
Miss Blanche Oliver returned yester­ was in favor of no monkey business but
ago 1 bad the neuralgia in iny face and it
Clara
E
Lynch
to
School
district
No
56;
W. T V an S cot .
day from a visit with Granta Pass for issuing licenses. Whitney wa3 full be the candidate of Josephine county. land in sec 2, twp 29, 1 w, $1.
pained me severely and bad been troubling
of conversation and traversed" the whole Mr. Smith was a member of the legisla­ American Christian Missionary Society President Southern Oregon State Nor­ me for two weeks or more when I bad Mr.
friends.
He stood by Senator
Sutton apply his Snap Shot. He rubbed
of his thought on the subject. He ture of 1895.
mal school.
to Trustees 1st Christian Church'of Ash­
R. O. Stine and James Hallisy, Siski- realm
my face for a few minutes tnd completly
Dolph to tbe last. Speaking of Mr. land;
wanted
to
kick
over
all
the
present
ordi
­
Subscribed
and
sworn
to
befcre
me
lots
1
and
12,
blk
M,
R
R
add
to
Ash
­
vou tunnel carpenters, spent Sunday in nance and issue licenses to whom the Smith’s chancee, William Huntly Hamp­
cured the pain and since tbat time been al­
this
4th
day
of
November,
1899.
land.
$1.
Ashland.
most wholly free from pain.
councilmen Baw fit. Hunt wiehed his ton of Leland, who was tbe republican
E V Carter AdmrS B ualevestate to Cart­
F lorence L. T refrkn .
My wife was sick with tbe cholera mor­
nominee
for
tire
legislature
in
Josephine
er
Land
Co;
^interestin
lots
land
2.
blk
49,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gross of the Depot job belonged to somebody else and he
Notary Public for Oregon. bus and took about half a teaspoonful of
Ashland.
$40.
county
two
years
ago.
said
yesterday
:
hotel returned Tuesday from their stay desired to give them all licenses until
tbe medicine and it cured the trouble at
Harry C. Collins In Jail.
in California.
the June election and then submit the “Mr. Smith will have the Josephine J-obanna Houck to C W Howell; ne
once and she never felt anything mor« of
sec
14,
twp
39,
1
e.
$13
50.
State
of
Oregon.
to the voters. Holmes was in delegation behind him. He is an able,
“Handsome Harry,” the pretty bar­
Eliza
J
Anderson
to
T
J
Hamlin;
land
in
E. S. Jenne, a Portland populist, question
ss.
J ames M. Fawn..
tender late of the Hotel Oregon bar, who arrived yesterday to visit Frank favor of rejecting petitions and standing active man, and he would honor the first Jackson county, $300.
Jackson County.
Subscribed and swerc to before me this
by present ordinance and letting the district if itshculdsend him to congress.”
scattered his bogus bank checks through Williams.
G H Andrews to Kate Goff: lots 8.6.10,
On this 28th day of July, 1899, appeared
Southern Oregon is pushing Hon. E. 11 and 12 blk P, R R add to Ashland, $350. before me, a Notary Public within and for 19th day of November 1899.
ASHLAND, (Jr.... Thursday, Jan. 25, 1900 out his tour of southern Oregon was
saloons try it again or do as they pleased.
G eo . W. T bkvbeh .
Bank of Ash and to W A Corthell; 7 65 the Stale and County above named one W.
Miss May O’Toole returned to Phoenix Trefren stood by the ordinance as the V. Carter of Ashland, to the front for the
arrested Tuesday at Junction, Lane
Notary Publicjfor Oregon.
in sec 1C, twp 39, 1 e. $420.75.
countv, upon a warrant sworn out of Jus­ Tuesday from a visit with Miss Jessie best possible expression of the substan­ nomination. Mr. Carter was speaker of acres
PHOBNIX.
D P Brittsan to J Veit; 5 acres in sec 11,
tial citizens of Ashland on the sub­ the house al the epeeial session in 1898, twp
tice James Stewart’s court at .Medford Clint in Ashland.
39, 1 e. $100
Dr. Pickel made Pboenix a professional
and at the regular session in 1899. His
ject
and
made
a
very
plausible
by I. L. Hamilton, charging him with
Work has been begun on the ruscrvoii
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Palmer returned
Johanna Houck to Oskosh Land Co; 160
visit Monday.
friends
say
that
he
can
go
into
the
con
­
explanation
of
the
council
’
s
purpose
swindling Hamilton, who cashed a check Tuesday from Portland where they have
acres in sec 14, twp 40, 3 e. $1100.
of
the San Joaquin Electric company in
vention
with
the
support
of
the
delega
­
in adopting
the
method
and
Miss May O’Toole and M. McGrath given on a Roseburg bank.
Lucinda Ganiard to same; 160 acres in
been since last fall.
Crane valley, Fresno county. It is pro
showing that less than a dozen solid tions from Jackson, Klamath, Lake, Coos, same, $1200.
The pieliminary examination took
Visited Ashland Sunday.
Miss Laura Colton returned Tuesday taxpayers were thus deprived of a voice and Curry counties. Mr. Carter was in
Elizabeth Smith to Ann R Gregory; lot posed to make au artificial lake a couple
place at .Medford yesterday and Collins
Mtgs Jessie Nyswaner, of
Medford,
of miles iu leugth and impound enough
was bound over to appear before the from Jacksonville where she has been in the matter. He was in favor of only town yesterday, and was seen at the Im­ 2, blk 19. Ashland, $1200.
Visited Phoenix friends Bunday.
Hattie M Camps to J F Cole; land in Ash­ water to supply power duriug dry sum­
one compromise—the raising of the perial hotel. Asked about tbe congress­ land,
April term of circuit court to stand trial. copying the records.
$1.
Mr.. Biuta, Prbpr, j
Mrs. Harry Mathes want to Klamatbon In the absence of $500 bail Collins was
Services will be held at the Congrega­ license to $600 or $800 and granting of ional nomination, he said it was an honor
M J Reeser to same; lots 62, G3, 64 , 65, mers.
placed in the county jail at Jacksonville. tional church next Sabbath, Jan. 28, licenses under reasonable safeguards to which any republican might aspire. Miner’s add to Ashland. $250.
Bunday to visit her sister of that place.
About
150
newsboys
went
on
a
strike
upon the simple petition of the applicant. He said he knew tbat his friends were
He makes the excuse that he intended morning and evening.
G A Hover to.F M Stewart > lots 7 and 8, aga’nst the Evening Telegram jat Port­
Kev. E. Badger, a Christian minister
Reader may have had views but he was urging his name, and that be greatly blk 3. Park add to Medford, $900.
reimbursing
the
parties
whom
he
had
• ••
h »„.
from Ashland, is bolaing revival services
Harvey
E.
Lounsberry,
traveling
appreciated
their
interest
in
his
behalf.
Williim Caitcrto Join Owens; 1% acres land recently because ¡he paper would
not present. Mayor Colton was in favor
swindled. It is learned that his real
agent of the Southern Pacific, of present ordinance or submitting to
not take back unsold papers. The boys
la Phoet. x.
“Southern Oregon wants Mr. Carter,” in sec 4, twp 35. 1 w, $1,
name is Codder and that he was raised at freight
special election. Whitney moved and said A. Y. Beach, one of tbe owners of C A Eliason to Harriet Carter; lot 8, tore up every paper seeu on the street.-
Mrs. Joe Prize lie arrived in town Mun- Williamsport, Penn.
Falling heir to was in town yesterday.
's add to Ashland, $310.
Lunches Put Up.
aud abused bovs who tried to sell them.
Robert Harding and Mr. Brown of Hunt seconded a motion to grant licenses the Lakeview Examiner. “We know Pracht
diy to visit with her parent«, Mr. and Mrs. $12,000 he established a high-toned saloon
A Alford to Wm Hevener; lots AS. 26 and
him
as
a
broad
man.
He
would
honor
to
the
applicants.
Lakeview
were
in
town
yesterday
en
in
Chicago
and
went
broke.
He
has
al
­
J. W. Mills.
27, Hunsaker’s add to Ashland. $250
William Walter Shipp, on« of the
Roll call showed Whitney, Hunt and the first district in congress, and we are
so served a term in the state penitenti­ route to Cape Nome, Alaska
A C Helm to E A Fox; lots 1. 2, 3 and 4,
a. Mattis Miller, of Portland, returned ary.
oldest and best-known residents ol
Beswick in favor, Trefren and Holmes determined to do everything possible to blk O, R R ■ dd to Ashland, $360.
All Passengers Trains
D. H. Jackson has lost four valuable against and Reader absent. The motion bring about his nomination. Southern
home last week. She was the guest of U.
Adella Paletliorpe to John Morris: 80 Fresno county, was struck and instant­
Tax
Levien.
horses
at
the
Eagle
mills
lately
from
Oregon
has
large
interests
that
need
at
­
acres in sec 16, twp 38, 3 e, $1.
W. Miller and family.
ly killed by the 6outh-bound Santa Fe
was declared lost by the mayor.
Stop 30 Minutes for Meals
TLe council adjourned to 12:30 p. m. tention, and we are entitled to represen­ J W Merritt, trustee, to John Carney, lot train north of the depot In Fresno.
Ashland school dietriot on Mondav what is reported as pinkej-e.
Mrs. E. A. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. W
8,
blk
59.
Central
Point,
$30.
tation
in
congress.
”
Wednesday
to
give
Reader
another
made
a
special
tax
levy
of
10
mills.
The
Senator
S.
A.
Dawson
of
Linn
county,
M. Beardsly went to YreKa last week to
B Applegate to J L Grubb; land in sec Shipp tried to drive across the track and
It is a battle royal, and the best man 24, L twp
citv council will so in make its levy.
a maker of congressmen and senators, chance to be present. All being present
a rapidly approaching train struck him.
38 2 e, $1
yisit Chas. Wright and family.
will
win,
and
tbe
others
congratulate
the question was reopened and discussed.
The county court makes its levy this arrived in Ashland this morning.
E V Carter to Carter Land Co; lots 31 32;
D. 0. Herrin, grand master A. O, U. W.. week which will ltkelv be 24 mills.
him and work for his election. Each of
William C. Campbell has been ap­
’s add to Ashland.$250.
Ed. Coyle, who formerly mined on Trefren demanded that the present Mr. Tongue’s opponents has bis own and33, Pracht
organized a lodge in Phoeuix last Saturday
I. Grubb to Bank of Ashland; land pointed postmaster at Los Gatos. Cal.
The state tax levy .8 6.7 mills.
Applegare, died Saturday at Albermarle, petitioners be relieved of the suspense ceunty, but no one—noteven Mr. Tongue in John
twp 38, 2 e. $1.
and injustice being done them by reject­
with sixteen charter members.
While digging at the roots of an old
Hon. 8. G. Hawson, a prominent re­ N. M., of pneumonia, aged 36 years.
ing their applications, and then having —lias tbe district. Tbe opposition candi­ G H Anderson to C B Soverns; lot 16. blk
CENTRAL POINT.
tree iu his garden at Sacramento, Wil­
publican member of the last two Oregon
J. H. Burgard and Warren White, in­ the council compromise and settle their dates know that the only wav for one H. R R add to Ashland, 37 50.
,J >1 Armstrong tp (fold Hill High Line
Fine weather and good health prevails legislatures from ' Arlington, Gilliam surance adjusters, are adjusting tbe differences afterward, -his resolution of their number to win is to break up
liam Britt, a cabinet maker uncovered
Ditch Co; right of way deed through n e
Tongue
’
s
strength
and
get
him
out
of
way.
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
county,
committed
suicide
bv
shooting
losses
on
the
Ashland
Woolen
Mills.
reading;.
•
r
>
,:
"»
in this part ot the valley.
an old ooffee pot containing 700 Mexi­
qf nw
sec 21, twp 35, 3 w, $1.
The plan was projected many times
As
it
does
not
appear
that
any
of
the
Lucy
A
Uickev
to
same;
right
of
way
can
dollars.
All
of
them
were
more
J. W. Merritt killed 19 tine porkers last himself through the heart in his room at
Joe Phillips, a miner formerly of thia petitioners for saloon licenses have com­ when Binger Hermann was in congress,
the Esmond Hotel, Portland Monday place
through s e 1-4, bee 21, twp 35, 2 w SI than 50 years old and are supposed to
and Gold Hill, was on today’s plied with the ordinance providing the but did not succeed until Mr- Tongue deed,
Monday; average weight on foot 323 lbs.
HAL Smith to same, right of way
afternoon. He was prepairing to start train
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET.
for
Yieka
from
the
Slocan
country.
Mrs. Rodenburger is at Grants Pass home on the train. Hawson has been
manner of obtaining the same. I move won tbe prize al Albany in 1896. Mr. through n e 1-1 of s e 14. sec 3, twp 36, have been hidden by pioneers on the
Ashland, Oregon.
3
w,
$1
way to the mines in early days.
Mrs. Johh Roes of Clawson, returns that all the applications be rejected and Tongue has the same kind of a fight on
helpUhT laft" caK ot *hte sick brother, having a great deal’of trouble caused by
hand
this
year
tbat
Hermann
had
four
from
Sisson
tomorrow
where
her
daugh
­
Frank Hurlburt, assistant cashier of the
no licenses issued while said ordinance
The new library at Stanford univers­
Robert Deau.
________
Arlington National Bank and Mayor of ter, Mrs. H. Arenburg, has been very ill. is in force unless its provisions are fully vears ago.
ity was completed recently and last
Notice is up for a mass meeting in the Arlington, breaking up his family.
Shop is now open.
week 30,000 books were ¡¡placed on its
The Mormon elders begin their meet­ complied with.
[The rumors of Mr. Carter’s candidacy
city ball next Saturday evening to organize
The resolution
carried, Trefren, for congress have been »float for many
Nothing but First - Class
shelves.
The destruction of the Ashland woolen ings in Ashland next Sunday afternoon Whitney.,
a People’s party club.
Reader, Holmes, and Hunt weeks and there are indicati ins of
at 2:30 at Granite Hall. Everybody
mill
by
a
fire
is
a
severe
loss
to
that
Farmers
of
Eden
township,
Alameda,
Work
turned out.
Tbe Methodist people are getting along
voting yes and Beswick no. Wnitnev, shifting attitudes in locul politics that
pretty and prosperous town and vicinity, invited.
oounty,
have
oombined
together
and
nicely with the work on their church
seconded
by
Hunt,
offered
the
following
are straws showing which way the
and the Telegram hopes the proprietors
Geo. W. Stinch field and wife, Geo,
chartered a steamer to ply between
building commenced a short time ago.
political win 1 blows and tending towar •
and business men of Ashland will be able Green and Miss Alice E. Goodspeed left resolution;
Roberts and Sau Francisco, in order to
the
idea
that
Ashlarxi
’
scraftiest
politician
Be
it
hereby
resolved
that
owing
to
James I. Frede'iburg bought of Rufus to rebuild and resume operations. The Tuesday for Orange, Cal., and may
get lower transportation rates and bet­
imperfections of list of taxpayers fur­ is planing tiigliet. For the past 15 or 20
Cox 52 acres of land one and one-half miles mill was prospering, as all the woolen locate.
ter service.
nished by the recorder and in conse­ years be has olaved a temperance tiani
mills of Oregon are, and it was an indus­
southwest of Medford. Price paid. $3000,
Harry Lee of Portland, was on yester­ quence causing it to be impossible for in city affairs by refusing to sign petitions
try
of
much
value
to
Ashland
and
to
About 400 men are at work on tho
The officers of the Central Point Lodge
Jackson and Josephine counties. The day’s train for Sawyer’s Bar, Siskiyou petitions for license to obtain sufficient for saloon licenses—which is a natn>
Everett, Wash., tunnel.
ot A. O. U. W. went to Phoenix last 8atar- tire fiend seems to have had an especial coiiuty, to work in Townsand & Ingalls’ names to constitute a majority, that Against the saLmne. In 1896 he organiz -;i
The Seattle, Washington, manufac­ U riCTOBT
ordinance No. 194 be hereby repealed tbe preachers and church going prohis
day evening to organize a lodge at that • 9p,te against Oregon woolen mills, and cyanide plant.
the price charged by other», and
in
a
successful
fight
in
the
local
republi
­
turers
organized kst week.
and
that
licenses
be
issu'd
to
the
peti
­
l< extraordinary
”
’
"
IIIAUNTn TJ TIT 1« FHFtinT.
place.
precautions against fire
Train Dispatcher Chas. M. Holmes
whether youwlah our Str Freaek T hh »
can
primaries
that
defeated
the
Hermann
tioners
as
follows:
Houck
&
Dame,
I.
was in Josephine county Sunday looking
A
hundred
bills
before congress pro­ Yerk Be-mlMe SlaaUe Trw, illustrated above, ent thia
The ladies of the Relief Corps of the G. should be taken in each of them.
and -Mitchell delegates. Hence there
W.
Burriss.
N.
Bourgeois
and
High
&
ad. ont and eend to na with OH 8HWUI. rBKBnewi,
at
a
prospect
which
shows
up
very
fair
pose to obliterate “the trusts.”
A. R. gave a dinner in their ball last
state your Helgki, Weight, Age, how long you have been
Taylor for the period of one year dating was a general sensation and suprise nt
and is pure gold.
ruptured, whether rupture 1« large or email; aleo etale
WOODVILLE
Saturday; many guests were iuvited. all
Seattle,
Wash.,
wants
$1,000,000
con
­
seeing his name at the bottom of the list
number inchee around the body on a Uno with tbe
from January 15, 1900.
I
rupture, »ay whether rupture 1» on right or left «ide,
Dr. J. G. Goble, the optician, will be
reported having a good time.
Mis8 Nina Robinson has returned
of
th«!
petitions
for
saloon
licenses
filed
gressional
appropriation
for
a
govern
­
Here Councilman Reader, who had
and wo will eead either truee to you with the under,
at the Hotel Oregon on Monday Jan. 29th seemingly
»tending, 1« It 1» act a p»rlhet St m A »ga»l ta tree»*» (bat
A local sport defined the
Miss Galloway, who has been teaching from her visit at Grants Pass.
ment building.
taken no hand in any of the last week
retail al three tlmee our price,you can return It and w*
Those
wishing
their
eyes
examined
will return your money.
councilmen’s contentions packed his motive as follows: “He sizes it uptbatthe
in the High school in Roseburg for some
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coates, please call at tne hotel.
The war department will send 400 WRITE
saloon
push
of
the
congressional
district
FOR FREE THU88 CATALOCUt ¡¡¡J* •“•••
things together, cooly put on his hat,
time, returned to Central Point last week Jan. 16th, 1900, a daughter.
soldiers
to
Alaska
early
next
spring
for
I e« ireue», including the Sew «ie.ee Lea Tree
Gov. Gage of California has called on walked out, never uttered a word, not has gqf more votes than the church out­
After spending a month or two with her
1 that cure» alwat aay eaae, aad which we tail *»i
service in the Cape Nome district.
Lizzie and Grace Schmidtline, Wards
fit in Ashland. E. V. is dead next to
SEARS, ROEBUCK A C9.
parents here she will go to Klamath county creek belles, visited Woodville Friday. extra session of the legislature to meet even saying “excuse me,” “good bye” himself.” Whether it is acliangeof heart
Tho assessed valuation of property in
Jan. 29th to elect a U. S. Senator, or “go to h—1.” The councilmen and
cts gently
to teach there for some time.
or
a
sr.rewd
adjustment
to
the
exigencies
Oregon
for
1899
is
$120,287,879.
This
is
spectators were somewhat dumbfounded
Deputy Sheriff Grant Orme spent a Burns will be the man.
The people of Central Point were sorry week or two with his family at his
the lowest total sinoe 1890. The de­
for a few seconds and the discussions of thetew Situation there is nobody to
On
Monday,
W.
G.
Wright
melted
up
testify- to postiveiv, But it is quite
to hear of the destruction by fire of the Savage creek home.
crease since 1893, the year of highest LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
$140 worth of gold for W. H. Lee, of were interrupted by numerous propose probable that during the vlgit ol the
woolen mill. They feel that it is a great loss
Valuations, has bsen $47,801,026.
Ed. Farra and wife were visiting at Jacksonville, who extracted it from a tions—mostly facetious ones—as to the severs] wholesale liquor dealing states«
------- OF-------
cause of their brother councilman's
to the owners and to Ashland and the Charley White’s a couple of days last pocket near tbe Applegate.
man,
bis
own
trips
oyer
the
district,
and
sudden anff strange disappearances.
whole community generally. The first week.
Dissolution of Oo-Partnership.
County Treasurer L. L- Jacobs, Under None of the motions encumber the the hard pressed straights the local
work your correspondent ever done in tbe
saloommen have got into, tbat tbe clever /■, EANSES THE SYSTEM
Mrs. Burkhart was down from Ditch Sheriff James Cronemiller and G. N, 1 records however.
Not.oe
is hereby given that the under­
county was helping to get out tbe timbers creek Thursday trading with our mer­ Lewis were up from Jacksonville last
The Mayor declared the Whitney- politican has drove a sharper political
signed, doing a retail liquor business in
for ths building.
■o
bargain for influence in the district than r, DfLS^ELFECTUAUY the city of Ashland, state of Oregon, un­
Thursday visiting the I. O. O. F. lodge. Hunt motion an illegal one.
chants.
was lost bv sliding off of the prohi fence
The
absence
of
Reader
—
who
was
ex
­
der
the
firm
name
of
High
&
Taylor
have
Mr.
O
’
Brien
’
s
teams
are
doing
con
­
Services at the Presbyterian church
SAM ’ VALLEY.
Call and see me when you are in need of
in Ashland. There are other Btraws, in
this day dissolved partnership by mutu­ any
siderable hauling from Woodville at next Sabbath both morning and evening. pected by the license people to stand tbe way of Ashlandiies paving their way
property of any description, either to
R. Gordon of Beagle, was in tbe Valley
fire
and
vote
with
Hunt,
Whitney
and
al
consent,
Robert
Taylor
retiring
and
rent or bu’-.
Sermon subjects will be, '“A Call to De­
present.
Monday.
Beswick
—
thus
making
a
majority
—
and
I
i°
r
county
pie,
that
would
not
come
for-
Deston High continuing the business,
I have ranches for sale in every part of
Blanche Moore has bought an organ cision” and “Abiding in the Vine.”
issuing licenses anyhow, again upset the ward if the ex-speaker were umpiring for OVERCOMES
settling All accounts and collecting all Jackson county: fine land and low prices.
Bad colds have tuade a severe attact .on
Mr.
Peter
F.
Donne,
the
aathor
of
thq
re-elej^ion
to
the
legislature.]
tmall acreagss of fruit land near town
many of our citizens otherwise tbe general and is taking lessons from Prof. Head Of
situation. The defeated petitioners had
bills.
“Mr. Dooley” letters, would have found been relieved of their suspense but the
and land in bearing fruit, any number of
health is good.
Medford.
D eston H igh ,
EvcikNE
A.
S
herwin
guarantees
everv
acres, large or small.
a rich vein of humor had he attended the council men had nat gotten rid of the
R obert T aylor .
Louis Middlebush and family of Eagle
Bishop Morris and Rev. Chas. Booth
bottle Of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
1 have several bouses to sell in tbe city;
Point, were tbe guests of J. A. Paukey and conducted Episcopal services here last last three sessions of the Ashland city question.
Like Banquo’s ghost it and will refund the money to anvone
Ashland, Or., Jan. 8,1900.
prices to suit tbe times.
council. Mr. Dunne arrived iu Portland would not down. Here a general com­
family last Saturday and Sunday.
Thursday.
this week and will spend a month or promise took place, all of the council­ who is not satisfied after using two-this
HOUSES TO RENT.
Mrs. J. R. P. Rowe, who wa« hurt some
more
in southern Oregon on a vacation. men and the mayor being apparently of the contents. This is the best remedy
Miss
Ivy
Williams
was
down
Wednes
­
MONEY TO LOAN.
time ago by a fall, is getting able to walk
Ashland
&
Klamath
Falls
io the warld for la grippe, coqghs( colds,
1N8U RANCE A SPECIALTY.
around in the bouse with the assistance of day from Wimer visiting her sister,
Buy
the genuine - manto ey
Mr. J. P. Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. glad of the opportunity to shirk the croup and whooping ooqgb and ia pleas­
a chair.
Myrtle, who lives with Mrs. Wilcox.
Here are a few of my bargains:
Geo. Crowson, Mr. and Mr8. H. F. duties imposed upon them by the ant ipd- safe to take. It prevents any
and hug the delusion that turn: tendeppy of a cold to result in pneu­
i
J. A Pankey drove two cows to Gold
Ten acres of good fruit land, three seres
Mrs. Griffin returned from Medford Carter, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Veghte, Mr. charter
Hill last Friday, which be -old to tbe meat Tuesday evening in response to a tele­ and Mrs. E. D. B'igge, Mrs. E. V- Carr ing the liquqr questipn loose on thp monia.
in fruit. $450.
Six acre tract, three acres in fruit, good
tnan of that place tor 3o. per pound. Tbe phone message informing her that she ter and J. W. Kinney went to Jackson­ town would settle it—providing thp
Myijle Creek, Jan. 24.—Mr«, Ferd
two cows pulled down 2580 lbs. on the
house, barn, etc., running water, for $500.
saloons
won
the
election,
of
course.
ville
last
night
to
attend
an
R.
A.
M.
ban
Thorougblv Restocked and
scales. Pretty good for two common scrub was grandma.
Another ten acre tract, some fruit, two
Otherwise, the cat would come back- Gabbert, jn a fit of Jrmporery insanity,
quet.
small houses, $400.
cows.
drank
B
bottle
of
carbqlic
^ctd
at
an
early
Levi Stevens and Mr. Phillips, Jr., of
Entirely
New
Management.
special election was set for Monday,
These are witbin a mile and a half of
There wilL.be given at the normal Fri­ The
hoof This ipbrning and died In a few
W. J. Nichols of Table Rock, the ener­ Preston Peak, visited Woodville the past
Feb. 5th, 1900.
ROBERT M. GARRETT, i Ashland.
day
eve
Jan.
26,
1900,
arf
entertainment
momefits. She has been threating her
week.
Jim
Cady
and
L.
Orme
have
getic foreman of J. W. Merritts sheep
Two miles from town, ten acres, entirely
tor the benefit of the Y. W. C.'A. A
ranch, was among us Monday greeting old gone to Preston Peak.
The city charter distinctly places all life for a long while, and it is supposed
I unimproved, $200
Superintendent.
good program is promised consisting of
friends
Mr N. says the sheep are doing
that a severe spell of sickness of a year
Hotel property in town, for salefor$40UO.
Mrs. Cox, wife of our section foreman, new and pretty features. Conveyances responsibility, power and authority in ago
wall bat will have to begin feeding ere long
bad unbalanced her mind.
the councilmen and mayor and does not
One hundred acres fine valley land, two
is
recovering
from
a
severe
illness.
Mrs
Best
and
as tits range is getting about exhausted.
will leave opera houee corner at 7 and contemplate hunting uo the voice of the
tulles from Medford, $4500.
Begly of Cow creek has been with her 7:30 p. m. Admission 10c.
Mining Locations.
Call and see me in regard to any of the
We have been having spring weather and
people
and
is
an
antithesis
of
the
initia
­
Quickest
Route
to
above, and it they do not suit, I bare a
the fanners have again started their plows for several weeks.
W
H
Heaton,
Jan.
12,
placer
claim
in
tive,
referendum
and
imperative
man
­
Grand Master Workman D. C. Herrin
large list from wbn-b yon might choose
but it looks t day as if we were going to
Phil Robinson returned from Preston
date. The charter contains no pro­ Wagner creek district.
have sotue winter. We bad a heavy south­ Peak on last Monday and went to Jack­ came out from Portland Saturday and
GEO. W. TREFREN.
J
F
Ditsworth,
Jan
15,
water
right,
organized an A, O. U. W. lodge at visions fcr special elections on the im­ 200 inches, Lost creek precinct.
west wind which blew Lard all last night.
Main Street, Near Bridge.
AsblacA, Or.
Today tt is cold and chilly with showers of sonville on business Tuesday arriving at Phoenix with 17 members and the fol­ portant matters of issuing bonds, etc.,
Goes by Barron, Shake,
Lnola R Ray, Jan. 15, quarts claim,
home Wednesday. Phil is about to sell lowing officers; Sam Van Dyke, past hence the affair on Feb 5th is known to
enow on the mountains.
Soda Springs, Parkerg and
hie copper interests at Preston Peak to a masterworkman ; E. P. Hughes, M. W j be illegal by the council and is capable Meadows precinct.
15 CENTS
Keno; also beat ccmr.ections
Some parties with a magic lantern, a talk­ company represented by Mr. O’Brien.
F
H4lay,
Jan
15,
quartz
claim,
Mead
­
J. L. Garvin, Foremen; J. E. Robbins, of being more of a farce than the petition ows precinct.
witn stage lines from Klam­
ing luachiue and a two needed calf gave an
packages
Corn
Starch
Two
exhibition tu the Saius Va ley ball last Sat­
An accident happened at the copper O; E. E. Wilder, R ; H. P. Hargrove, F; and remonstrance method. There ig
ath
Falla to Bonanza, Bly
C R Ray and E A Woodard, Jan 15,
urday uighi which was well attend»!
it mine at Preston Peak one day last week J. H.Jacobs, I. W. Darbey O’Tool, O.W. nothing to prevent illegal voting, unfair
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
15 CENTS
electioneering and general jobbery and quartz claims, Meadow district.
was too neb for tbe Sam» Val>eyians blood to Mr. Dobson and Mr. Phillips who
and Indian Agency.
John F. Fairchild and Miss Lizzie after it is over with the result will be
B E Haney and wife, Jan 8, quartz Two packages Gloss Starch
They couldn’t stand it all at once *o tbe were trying to take out a charge of
Fiock of this place, were married last just the same. If the apparent majority claim, Big Applegate district.
greater part of the crowd left tbe ball before
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE;
g ant powder that had failed to explode. Sunday, Judge J. S. Beard officiating.
the exercise was hall through.
Adam and Amelia Schmit and Mrs
35 CENTS
While Mr. Dobson was taking out the The groom is a son of Coroner John A. is for license the council may grant them, Rebecca
McKenzie, Jan 8, placer claims,
Out if it is against they will monkey
tamping the charge exploded blowing
ASHLAKD,
KLAMATH FALL«.
Two cans Eagle Brand Milk
1 want to let the peonle whocnffcr from two of his fingers off and otherwise Fairchild and the bride a member of the around several weeks more, put their Big Applegate district.
,8;00 pm
Leavy^....... 6:00 a m 1 Leaves.
well
know«
Fiock
family
of
Shasta
river.
Ira
Dunlap,
Jan
11,
quaztz
claim,
Wil
­
rheumatism and seatia know that Cham­ bruising him up, and also throwing Mr.
25 CENTS
ear to the ground and some beautiful
6:30 am
Arrives....... 2:45 p m I Arrives
We
congratulate
the
new
couple
and
low
Springs
district.
Wate^Stre^t
ber lai u’a Pain Bultu relieved me alter a I Philips several feet and inju-ing him
day call a special meeting and issue a
Six
pounds
of
best
Mea)
wish
them
along
life
of
happiness
and
number of other medicines and a doctor so that he was quite deaf in one ear.
license while the preachers aint looking.
prosperity.
They
will
reside
at
the
Henry
Passengers, Baggage, Express & Freight
had failed
It is tbe bust liniment I have
BORN.
A council with “cold feet” and afraid of
CENTS ’
y mail or
Scheid residence on Gold street, near their job is likely to do anything.
Muat be Waybilled.
ever known of.—J. A. D obgen . Alpha­
expresa recel »•
corner
of
Miner
street.
—
Yreka
Journal.
A
dispatch
from
Geneva,
Ohio,
is
au-
i
pounds
of
good
Coffee
Two
retta, Ga. Thousands have been cured
prompt attention.
Should the council declare against the I t > , x-tre
i . h , j t -
no .onn
Ashland Office:
)
to
of rheumatism by this remedy. One ap- thqrity for the statement that Walter L.
T imms C ash at
Elder M. M. Esbelman arrived yester­ saloon licenses, the saloons will begin [
10
CENTS
mandamus proceedings
Droceedinirs in
in the
the circuit
circuit I
-^^^J^s^John_Banks^jiaughter.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFIU«.
aCASOXABLE KA TU'
Plication relieve« tbe pain. For sale by Main’s circns wi 1 not go out next season, day and for the next few weeks will con­ mandamus
and probably not the season following. duct
'
¡UGKNK A. SHERWIN.
a Bible normal course of study at court, anyhow, and the council might
Klamath Fall# Office:
One can Ashland Tomatoes
Mr. Main gives as a reason that he has the Dunkard
MARRIED,
church on Second street just as well save its money to defend its
H H VAN VALKENBUKG.
become
independently
rich
Bud
that
bis
$1.35
SAMPSON.
evening at 7:30 p. m. Everybody, case in the circuit court. Councilmen
liealth ia in a precarious state. Main each
Sunday school teachers, in­ Hunt and Whitney have expressed a de­ ROLLER—MORIARTY-In Grants Pass,
Weather fine.
Five gallons Coal Oil....
started hia circus fifteen years ago. He especially
sire to pay out of their own pocket half
vited.
The
meetings begin tonight.
Jan.
24,
1900,
R.
B.
Roller,
and
Miss
Albert Rush went to Hornbrook on a was then a country lad, and had seven
of the election expenses, however.
$1.00
/ARICOCEIE “3
Julia Moriarty both of Ashland, Judge
horses and a small round-top tent.
visit not long since.
Rev. C. W. Hays went to Ashland
oerUln'y »nil rapid Jr
AbeAxteli
officiating.
From
the
first
season
he
met
with
mar
­
17
pounds
Granulated
Sug^r
Monday
to
assist
Rev.
F.
G.
Strange
of
Hall
Burned
by
Incendiary.
» ¡ h at • a|i«l t-îcif peCMl Qs»-«ÍM»n Biaak an-
More hay is being hauled to the mine. velous success, and with the exception
>ok frt«. UPv- WGH
IW W4B»»1NHT! rUTE;
that
place
in
a
series'of
special
meetings
There is quite a lot of work being done of one year has made large sums of mon­
wN.fii rh8iMt.iT io»»- Ä-
John Owen’s village hall at Wimer
durinu the present week. He came
DIED.
and all other
(here.
ey. The year 1899 was an exceptionally down Tuesday morning to conduct the was destroyed by fire Saturday night
CONTRACTOR and STORE
Geo. Howard came in on the stage Sat­ food season, therefore Main will retire. service at the funeral of Mrs. Everton about 2 :30. There bad been a dance
KEEPER.
urday. Tom, his brother, returned a few lie entire equipment, which ranks returning to Ashland Wednesday.— there until 12 o’clock when everybody EVERTON—In Grants Pass, on Sunday
January 21,1900, Mrs. Asengtb Ever­
quit and returned home. The loss is
....................... The Finest..................... . . OAKLAND ST.. NEAR R. R. TRACK,
days ago from his last summers trip to fourth in the United States, will be sold. Grants Pass Courier.
aged about 55 years.
about $500. The cause of the fire is
Loe Angeles.
ASHLAND........ OREGON.
at just such reasonable prices. ........... .. .and Most Artistic, .. ............
The Grant county populistic central unknown but is supposed to have been
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received
.........
Job
Printing
at
Lowest
Rates
.........
The New Home A Domestic are the their Hart, SHaffner & Marx stock of committee advises putting up a straight of incendiary origin.
Will supply fl rat, class Chinsae labórenla
...and on tbe Very Shorteet Notice...
best sewing marhines on the market. clothing, the finest in the market. This ticket in county, state aai
any number desired for railroad ooDStrnc-
TI10-W»
John
C.
Luce
characterised
th«
tion, ditch digsing, clearing lands, rights-
The prices are so low that every one can is the largest clothing house in th« world.
Rev. Joe Waldrop, the old-time popu-
of-wax. or any work desired.
afford to have one. Call and S«e. At Call on Vaupel, Norris <x Drake Mid get 1806 and 1888 as a schame to
Aihlairt
tbe
party.
tbelr tow pntM na Unee fends.
H our Forsitura
kfr yWrt/x tass>/ edl
a ra
THE WONDEBFÜL DESTROYER
INFLAMATION IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTTON, PROP.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEY RECORD
Bush’s
Restaurant!
Meals 25 M
ASHLAND
TINNING & PLUMBING CO.
TRUSSES, «Sfi, ti.25 ARD UP
A
K idneys , L iver
and B owels
GEO. AY. TREFBEN.
^TUAtcS"*™
BiHEficiAL EffECT&
(SLil9RNIApG,$YRVP^.
For
Sale
• ■ •
STAGE <- LINE
...KLAMATH FALLS,
Ashland.-
. STEAM..
Laundry ::
STRICTURE
...GROCERIES...
Grocery Co. The Record Office,
WA CHUNG
Chinese labor