PERHON Ali AND
SOCIAL.
Second Rendition of “Nevada." [
Under Arrest.
School Election Monday.
George ---------
S. Parker,
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editor of
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of the best of Ashland --
’s amateur
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_ the
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Monday was the annual school meet--
M O. Warner is in town.
Ione Post, was enjoying a turkey dinner thespians made their bow before a fine ing and it was well attended. After tbe
Ben Tabor left for Grants Pass y ester- in the dining-car of train No. 1, when it audience, which filled Ganiard’s opera business of the board was attended to
arrived in Arlington at 12:55 Tuesday house, Monday night. The occasion was and it was disclosed that tbe population
day.
His repast was rudely interrupted$y Con-, the second presentation of the comedy of this district was uow over oOOquali-
Ten Mills went to Hornbrook yester- stab'e Sweeten and Marshal Pound when “Nevada,” of the melodramatic type, fled voters and that in such districts the
day.
they entered the car and informed him ' for tbe benefit of Chas. L. Loomis, the school law calls for election of director
that the authorities at Ione .wanted him.
For fine canned goods go to Gibsou While running the Post, Parker con­ unfortunate young man now under treat- and clerk by ballots on the second Mon- i
ment for the serious injuries received io day in March. The meeting adjourned
•F ALL FORMS OF
Bros.
cluded to combine business with pleas­ an accident here last fall. The plot of and organized
- - into
-
- the
- pur-
a caucus for
H. F. Cole was over from Cole’s this ure, so got himself appointed United the play hinges on some tragic incidents 1 pose of nominating a director and clerk.
States Commissioner. The charge upon in the gold mines of the west, where the Thos H. Simpson was unanimously
week.
which he was arrested, we understand,
is laid, complicated and colored by nominated for clerk. For director to
G. F. Billings was at Jacksonville yes­ is embezzlement. It is claimed that he scene
those of yesterday on tbe other side of succeed J. R. Norns the first ballot
terday.
Death on Rheumatism, Lame Back, Headache, Toothache,
has appropriated to his own use money the Rockies, and the fear of tomorrow 6tood: E. D. Briggs, 3; J. R. Norris, 15;
Earache, Burns, Scalds, Corns and Bunions, Stiff Joints.
E. E. Gore was an Ashland visitor paid on land fillings. It is also stated begotten of acts bearing the impress of R. P. Neil, 22. Neil was nominated on
that he will be called on to explain a crime, yet not easily explained. The the second ballot.
Monday.
number of other matters upon his ar­
The election takes place at city nail PRICE, 50-0. & $1.00 PER BOTTLE
Mrs. J. D.Blitch was down from Siski­ rival at Ione.—Arlington Record. Mr. piece is full of exciting situations. The
villain,
and
not
of
the
light
weight
var
­
next
Monday from 2 to 6 o’clock p. m,
you Tuesday.
Parker was born and raised in Jackson iety either, was very prominently in Ira Dodge, C. H. Gillette and C. M.
Go to Gibson Bros. for fine groceries county and among his friends was never evidence. It was such a relief from him Poley are judges and clerks.
known to have any swindling proclivities. to welcome the nimble, fun loving, heart I
and provisions.
Noted Lecturer Coming.
“other matters” hinted at in the winning little waif, “Moselle.” The
Ashland, Oregon,
W F. Gallagher’s Wizard Oil Co., is The
above
article
may
probably
be
the
real
man
who
wrote
the
play
“
Nevada,
”
Ex-Governor
B>b Taj lor, of Tenneeee,
playing at Roseburg.
I
motive for the arrest and the detention. wae plainly ambitious to carry us through ' is soon to deliver a series of lectures
Wanted—A good waiter girl. Apply
the diapason of human emotions. If he
’Read these Testimonial», given under oalb, of Care* Actually Performed:
Road Supervisor—Barron District. did not whollv succeed, our local actors, j through the state of Oiegon, commencing
at the Ashland House.
at Ashland, closing at Baker City. Gov­
J. M. Tyler, present incumbent, an­ G. T. Watson. W. O. Marks and Thad ernor Tas lor is one c.f the beat known
Miss Lena Elliott went to Portland
nounces himself as an independent McHattan, helped him out and made it I men in the United States and is ranked
I can cheerfully state that the Snap W. Dickerson who being duly aworn, made
Monday on a two weeks visit.
candidate for the office of road super­ so. Greed of gold and love was back of 1 as one of the most entertaining platform Shot is the best liniment I haveever used, the following statement ;-
My daughter, who was a student at the
Miss Mabel Jones visited her home at visor of Barron precinct at the coming all the pain and deviltry of the tragic speakers in the country. The famous or ever heard of in a life time.
Normal School,one night while study­
Medford Saturday and Sunday.
June election, and as an indication of part of thei story; but our play writer campaign made between him and his
We always keep a bottle of it at the Stat-
ing felt a pain in her hand which aeon ex­
was
unnecessarily
harsh
and
sudden
in
faithful
service
points
to
his
past
and
normal
school.
Among
the
athletic
stu
­
brother
for
the
governorship
of
Tenneeee
O Harbaugh was up from Jackson­
tended to tbe arm. The.next day she went
present record and promises to serve tho his transitions from the stage of pathos is familiar to all. Dr. C. W. Barr and dents who have been Imrt one or two ap­ to school and during the day the lost the
ville Tuesday on a business trip.
public equally as well or better if elected to the ridiculous and funny turns of the Hon. M. A. Miller of Lebanon will plications of thia liniment has taken out use ot her arm and it became spotted and
Kubli Bros, have started up the Gold­
The Gold Hill McKinley club which road. Now, we are at liberty to growl handle his tour through Oregon. Write the inflammation and cured a sprained the teachers sent her home, tearing blood­
en Standard mine on Galls creek.
ankle, a dislocated knee and a mashed poison. When she arrived boms 1 took
has been organizing for many weeks at him a little, partly in justice and be­ to them.
finger. One application cured a young her to Mr. Sutton’s office where be applied
Judge J. R. Neil and Mr. Helms were secured a membership of 63. The oppo­ cause we don’t know him, but we are
Dr. J. G. Goble, the optician, will be lady of a paralized arm and another “Snap Shot" liniment and within twenty
sition to the republican party last week frank and pleased to say that our ama­
in this end of the valley Saturday.
minutes of the first application, tbe swell­
began circulating their club list and teurs, whom we do know, carried us at Hotel Oregon from Monday, March young lady who bad the rheumatism and
was gene down, the pain was gone and
Geo. H. Calhoun and A. C. Dixon were secured 150 names. They will soon through the three acts to the happy de­ 5th to Friday the 9th, inclusive. Office also a atone bruise was entirely cured by ing
the spotted appearanceflett it. ana'sbe baa
hours
are
from
1
to
5
:30
p.
m.
up from Grants Pass over Sunday.
nouement
with
much
credit
to
them
­
two
applications.
never
had tbe least trouble-with her arm
organize.
selves, affording a delightful evening’s For those, who from advanced age, or
It baa also cured burns, cuts, carbun­ since or a recur rance of the pain
Hervey Lindley came over from Klam-
F lobekce L. T bbfbui .
entertainment to all present. There are like causes find it impossible to come to cles, pimples, tooth-ache and rheuma­
Bryan Club to Organize.
atbon yesterday on a business trip.
Hotel, Dr. Goble 1ms arranged so he tism.
N otary Public for Orego n.
two
characters
in
the
play
of
an
order
re
­
There will be a meeting of the Ashland
Mrs. G. H. Palethorpe has been vis­
quiring'histrionic abilities far above the can call at their residence and test and
We have never known inflammation
iting at Grants Pass, returning today. . Bryan Club in the city hall Saturday average to successfully interpret. These examine eyes, from 8:30 a. m. to 12 ni. that it will not speedily takeout, if thor­ State of Oregon.)
evening, the 10th inst., at 8 o’clock.
r ss.
wishing him to call, address pos­ oughly rubbed in once or twice.
Call and examine goods and prices at Members and all other citizens inclined are “.Nevada,” the wanderer, and I Tnose
Jackson County )
tal care of Hotel, or leave word at Hotel.
It is A MARVELOUS MEDICINE, atld will
Gibson Bros, before -buying elsewhere. to affiiliate with the Democratic partly ¡at “Moselle,” a waif. Mr. H. S. Evans All work is guaranteed. For reference,
James M. Fewel being duly aworn de­
acted the former and Miss Nellie Patrick
doeven more for the afilieted than is poses and say’s:- That about tan days
E. Dearing, who has been working for this juncture and in the ensuing national impersonated “Moselle.” Mr. Evans Dr. Goble refers you to the many peo­ claimed.for it.
ago I bad the neuralgia in my face and it
Geo. Dunn left vesterday for Elmwood, campaign are requested to be present. sustained his part particularly well and ple who have had glasses fitted by him.
W. T V an S cot .
pained me severely and had been troubling
A re-organization of the club is desired
Ill.
President Siuthern Oregon State Nor­ me for two weeks or more when I had Mr.
and there is important business to be his make-up was especially well suited.
Have
you
seen
the
Raycycle,
tho
best
Sutton apply his Snap 8hot. He rubbed
In Miss Patrick was seen the aptitude and handsomest wheel made; will run
mal school.
H. S. Evans was at Jacksonville a few transacted.
M. F. E ggleston ,
my face for a few minutes and completly
Subscribed and sworn to before me cured
days ago arranging to fix up the Masonic
Secretary and Member Executive of catching the spirit of the role she es­ 1000 miles without oiling; will run 27
the pain and since tbat time been al­
sayed to act in a degree near to perfec­
this
4th
day
of
November,
189'1.
hall.
Committee.
most
wholly
free from pain.
per
cent
lighter
than
any
bicycle
made.
tion. A child of the mountains, nurtur­
F lorence L. T refrfn .
My wife was sick with the cholera mor­
The easiest hill climber made. For sam­
H. V. Mitchell, the cattleman of
ed
in
infancy
with
tender
care
and
kind
­
Notary
Public
for
Oregon.
bus
and
took
abom half a teaspoonfui of
Woolen Mill Meeting.
and prices call at Reeser's hardware
Edgewood, was in town the first of the
ness which her situation exacted of the ple
the medicine and it cured the trouble, at
store.
week.
A number of citizens attended the big hearted miners; she was a part <4
NEIL CREEK
once and she never felt anything more of
it.
And now comes the news that Gov­ State of Oregon.
Gibson Bros, have marked down nearly public meeting at city hall Tuesday the peculiar environments, like the
Mr. C Neil has been quite ill, but is
ss.
evening
to
start
the
matter
of
formally
J ames M. F ewel .
beautiful
mqqntain
flowers
that
pushed
ernor
Geer
is
going
to
get
married.
all
their
fine
stock
of
canned
and
bottled
now on the road to recovery.
bringing before the people of Ashland their fleafls above the mossy carpeting Well, don’t stop him; he isn’t the first Jackson County,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
goods.
On
this
28th
day
of
July,
1899,
appeared
Little Beulah Neil is reported to have
the question of rebuilding the Ashland over the great rock ledges above the man that has found a good wife and in before me, a Notary Public within and for 19th day of November 1899.
ASHLAND, Or....Thursday, March 8,1900 the
G eo . W. T reebew .
measles.
A. F. Hunt returned Saturday from a Woolen Mills, destroyed by fire Jan. 21st. claim, like the noisy, laughing waters all probability will not be the last one.— the
State and County above named one W.
Notary Public^for Oregon.
visit with his sick father jn Douglas
Jofin
Korrjs
was
made
chairman
of
that
coarsed
down
the
canyon
beneath
Bandon
Recorder.
The smallpox scare reached Nejl creek
the meeting aqd stated to those present “the trail,” pausing now in
little
SAMS VALLEY
and our heroic teacher procured pointe couqty.
the verbal proposition of E. K. and G. crystal pools, but only tor a moment, to
Fred
Geer
qf
Portland,
coqsiq
of
the
and
proceeded
to
vaccinate
the
students.
Old Grandpa Stevenson is on the sick
HORN.
governor of Oregon, was in Ashland yes­ F. Anderson. They want the people of flow away into other activities; eo was
list.
Zenas Howard moved back to his terday.
Ashland to subscribe $15,000 in stock.
“Moselle” and Miss Patrick understood
The matter was informally canvassed “Moselle” and was “Moselle.” Miss MATTOON—In Ashland, March 4, 1900,
Wm. Selph vent to Talent Saturday on a mountain home last week..
A. R. Grieve of Siskiyou was at Rose- and upon motion of E. V. Carter, a com­ Dora Pennington was “Mother Morton.”
to Mr. and Mrs. Orange Mattoon,a
Mr. Davis, who has been here for the
business trip.
burs this week on business before the mittee composed of J. R. Norris, E. A- Her part was not as conspicuous as some
■on.
Mrs, Wm. Gee is visiting with Mrs. N. purpose of schooling his children, left for land office.
8herwin anq J. R. Casey was appointed others, but it was one of motherly good­
their home Tuesday.
Fitzgerald this week.
to canvass the town and see how much ness which Miss Pennington acted so THARP—At Willamina, Feb. 23, 1900,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Bush
of
Ashland
to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Tharp, a daugh­
The school entertainment given here are visiting her brothers and their fami­ stock could be secured.
Neil Gage of Beagle was in the valley yes­
naturally and well as to show that she is
••••••
ter.
a
few
weeks
ago
was
a
grand
success
in
The
meeting
adjourned
subject
to
call
one ot the best of the company. John
I
terday on business.
lies in Douglas county.
every way.
of the chairman.
Churchman maintained the character of
J. R. Morrison and family paid Trail
Attorney Geo. S. Nickerson was here
“Vermont,” an odd, square, old miner
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Walker,
who
spent
Tuesday en route from the Willamette
creek friends a visit last week.
Ex-Chief Justice E. B. Watson of the who cuts an important figure in the OLIVER S. BROWN
the winter in California, returned home valley to Klamath Falls.
Oregon supreme court, who began his story, and did it well. W. Y. Crowson
C. B. Fitzgerald began a three months’ Sunday evening.
Complete Lines,
IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT a Fine
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Miss Hattie Peninger, who has been upward career as county clerk of Jack- made a good “Dandy Dick,” a young
school at Dry creek Dear Beagle Monday.
Fred Kincaid is quite sick, not able to visiting Ashland friends, returned home son county, is said to be a candidate for miner. He sustained his character well
Line of Fresh Clean Goods
Up
to
Pa^
Goods.
Highly Gee came up from Wolf creek on be in school this week. Winnie Spencer
the republican nomination for supreme throughout. W. O. Marks dropped into
to
Central
Point
Monday.
Beach Block.
* business trip. He will return home in a is also unable to be out this week.
judge to succeed Judge Wolverton.
the camp as “Silas Steel,” a health mis­
N1NINGER BLOCK
State Senator Chas. W. Fulton of As­
few days.
sionary,
and
his
appearance
was
always
C. F. Doughton of Albany, was visiting toria was on Tuesday’s train on legal
Ashland,
-
-
Ex-Postmaster M. Purdin of Medford,
Oregon.
NEAR DEPOT
Miss Bertha Rippey will commence his sister, Mrs. J. F. Wallace, from Sat­
looked
for
with
interest
thereafter.
It
left for California Tuesday to take a long
business in San Francisco.
wouldn
’
t
do
at
all
to
leave
Marks
WU
©f
achool in the Chaparral ‘school house the urday until Tuesday noon, when he took
needed rest, after running a first-class
The Ashland Dancing Club will give a postoffice for four veara. He stops off at this play with his “^qatqd's B>q|qi.”
the train for Redding, Cal.
first Monday in April.
Mining Law a Specialty.
Hard Times Ball at opera house on St. Redding to visit his son Ira at the Depot He knew how td, fltqqt his character ami
Monday, March 5th, the annual meet­ Patrick’s eve, March 16th.
Dr. Morrill and wife passed through here
was^lvimys
eqtertaiqiug
J-
>
r
hotel
and
then
goes
to
San
Francisco.
one day last week. Dr. M. having been ing of district No. 7 was held, and the
was slated into the role
r -ydK,lllu
Dr. J. W. Odgers will open a dental
/erden, a
called to D. Reynolds, who is reported very following officers elected: J. C. Neil,
While at work on the Lacey block on pseudo-detectL«» ’ .
Bred regitlered Here-
office in the Beach block, over the bridge,
director,
to
serve
three
years;
W.
R.
The Bulls are all Ture
out a villain who must
■jth strpet last Friday Elmer Long met hl dPHtJ- '
ill with kidney trouble.
nedigree with each one
«
Kincaid elected tor one year to fill out oa Main street, March 19th.
...caole in the mind of the audi­
fords; a duly certified
With an accident that may cost him th»
ferent famalies and of
J. J. Pankey launched bis row boat “Ore* unexpired time of J. II. Witherow; A. B.
They are of three dif-
Complaint bqs been made that some sight of his right eye. He was driving ence all along. Although Jack was
purchasing one of each
handicapped
for
this
part
by
being
one
gon" on Rogue river np^r Jos. Hannah’s Chapman was reelected clerk.
no
kin.
Neighbors
parties have placed a fish trap in Bear spikes into a rafter when one of tliewi
useful period, thereby
of
the
most
amiable
men
in
the
com
­
can
change
at
end
of
lgst Sunday, which will be quite 4 cop.
creek below the Talent bridge.
hurled into the anterior cl^iqqer of the
thoroughbred animal
pany; he supported it well, to his exit
having the use of a
SAMPSON.
Venjence to that community.
eye.
will be sold fat prices
Mrs. Geo. Engwicht and Miss Lucy
Now
is
the
time
to
and
destruction,
which
ie
usually
accord
­
—. Ill-.*«!’»
i 4
'tCflA.
for
several
years.
They
Walter Howard has a job at the logging Crowe leave Saturday for Edgewooij oq
Marion Centers of Wellea is visiting rela,
with rich and careful
ed to the villain in the last act! J.
Bulls!
Bulls!
Stockmen,
have
you
that
are
consistent,
spray your fruit trees
ual merit*
tives here. He will return home tomorrow. camp at Snow.
a two weeks visit with relatives.
seen those Hereford bulls of Owen & Edw. Thornton was “Tom Carew;” a
breeding and individ-
for San Jose Scale,
Miss Clara Polev of Ashland, district No.
young miner, much in love, whose vi­
Miss Hu Ida Craddock, who h as been spend-
Marian Thornton, eon of J. L. Thorn­ Moore’e? If not, why not?
meant much for weal or woe
Jug the winter here, will accompany Mr. C. 60’s former teacher, opened the spring term ton of the Ashland Meat Co., arrived
Green Aphis, Wool­
J. W. Collins, the San Francisco rep- cissitudes
to himseH and others in the plot. It is
of school Monday.
home.
Saturday to remain in Ashland-
resentive of the Ashland Woolen Mills, a character not easily sustained before
ey Aphis and Curl
School meeting Monday. J. D. Williams
was In town Tuesday and yesterday all one’s acquaintances, but Ed. held to
Mr. Rickey. Mr Perry, C. Trimb'e and
Mrs. Max Praoht and daughter, Miss visiting
Leaf.
Compound
Ashland
and
gave
the
woolen
and
D.
N.
Davis
both
of
Green
Spring
Wm. Pienning of Gold Hill passed through
Lottie Pracht, returned Monday from
it well until his inamorata was his own.
mill
meeting
encouraging
reports
of
the
here Saturday on their way to E ik creek, mountain were present.
made
and
sold by
San Francisco and a visit in California.
Miss Leora Hughes was a pleasing qhar-
woolen goods trade^AWWhe splendid acter as “Agnes Fairlee.” It was . her
WM. STORM.
where Mr Rickey has some mining prop­
J. L. THORNTON.
A. F. HUNT.
REAL ESTATE.
Lakeview is to be added to the Red­ reputation of Ashland blankets.
opportunity to figure in incidents il­
erty. Mr. Perry returned home Monday.
ding
Sunset
telephone
line.
The
assist
­
FE Pottenger to W S Jones; lots 1, 2
Special bargains on canned corn and lustrating the loyal devotion and love
Trimble and Pieuning will do some develop­
ant superintendent is now going qver the string beans and baking powders at Gib­ characteristic of the best o', her sex and
and 3, blk 46. Medford, $75
ment work before returning.
Emogene Charley to .Martha M Brown; line.
son Bros.
did it well. The audience will long re
q c d to same property, $500
the stern integrity with which
KLAMATH FALLS. ‘
The
baseball
game
in
Ashland
Satur
­
Anna Wells to N R Johnson; lots 7 and
N. Mansill fell some 35 feet and was member
day between a town nine and the high precipitated into a mass of debris at P. Agnes confronts her wronged brother
8, blk 58, Medford, $99.
County court is in session this week.
Hugh Sanders to W J Smith; 30 acres in school resulted in favor of the latter—21 A. Lindstrom’s trestle building works along with the simplicity and sweetness
Geo Brandon, the enterprising mer­ sec 16, twp 36. 3 w. $75
character which this girl exhibits in
to 22.
on the Siskiyous Saturday afternoon, re­ of
John Arnold to u W Patterson; q c d to
chant of Merrill, was in the Falls Tuesday.
other parts. Thad McHattan was made
ceiving
serious
injuries
in
the
stomach
Wm.
Clark
was
in
town
Tuesday
ar
­
lots 11 and 12, blk 24, Medford. $175.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Reames, have re­ Sadie I Horner to same; q c d to sam« ranging to make a stand in Ashland as well as internal injuries. He was up as a very natural Chinaman and im­
personated that character exceptionally
turned from their recent visit in California. property, $225.
with hia celebrated blooded horse, Ty- taken to the Portland hospital on the well. Geo. T. Watson as “Jube,” a
A K Mills to M Rosenbaum; q c d to bault.
evening train.
L. B. Applegate arrived Monday with
negro miner, was first-class in all re­
160 25 acres in sec 29, two 36.1 e, $640.
Wife and daughter, who have been spend­
Lon Randle, the barber, and Miss spects. He has a happy knack of dialect
Van Dunlap left for Klamath coqnty
M Rosenbaum to U 8; same property.
ing the winter months in San Jose
D G Karnes to A H Lawrentz; 5.84 acres today to take up the matter of secur­ Susie Helman, daughter of Grant Hel­ in his role of the negro character. The
ing a right qf iyay far tqe Oregon Mid­ man, went to Jacksonville Sunday even­ latter two sandwiched in lots of fun
D. Cronemiller, who has been spending m sec 25’ twp 37. 2 w, $725.
F W' Hutchinson to Clara G Johnson; land Railway-
i
ing and were the principal actors in a quiet which sent the audience into roars of
the winter in Oakland, Cal., returned to lots
11, 12 and 13, blk 3, Medford, $100.
affair which has sealed their lives in the laughter. Mr. Watson’s specialties were
bis home at Fort Klamath this week.
J C Ferguson and John Mahan to W 0
For Sale—A 4-room hoqse and two bonds of wedlock. They have the best £ood and much appreciated. The enter­
At the school election held here last and S N Gibson; 80 acres in sec 8, twp 39, lots on 7th street, railroad addition, for wishes of their friends for a happy and tainment was a great success and $114
1 e. $200,
$750. Call at place or address J. A. successful married life.
Monday R I. Hammond was elected
'»ere netted for the benefit of Mr.
T K Bolton, et ur. to A F Eddy; 60 acres Uawson, Ashland. Or.
«
director tq succeed G. T. Baldwin, and R. in sec 36, twp 35, 3 w. $1000.
Miller & Bartges have opened their j ’ tLoomis. Mr. Ray Satchwell’s fine or­
W- Marple elected school clerk.'
L- B. Warner, representing the Albany new dry goods and clothing store in chestra was one of the excellent and most
A F Kfldy to A 0 Dixon; same property,
I
500.
Nurseries,
went to Yreka Tuesday with Williams blocks on Main street and appreciated features, giving the audience
Th«
Bros passed through her« Fri­
N A Spencer to A H Lawrents: 80 acres a carload of fine nursery stock for that
have a fine stock of goods ready for the well rendered selections between acts.
day with 100 bead of horses and mules, in sec 21. twp 38, 2 w $100.
section and Scott Valley.
spring
trade with more on the way,
Margeret
Lauch
lari
to
Luke
McGinnis;
Religious Items,
which were sold to Saoramento parties.
31, 23, 23, 24, blk G R K add to Ash­
Miss Lillian Walrad left last evening being well prepared to do a good busi­
The average price realized on the sale was lots
Sermon
Sunday
evening at the Catho­
land, $700.
for Seattle to pay her friend, Mrs. Scott, ness. Watch their large advertisement
$80 per head.
Jennie O Charles to Martha'M Brown; formerly Miss Cora Kist, a visit. Mrs. which appears on the first page of the lic church on the “Forgiveness of Sin”
or “God Alone Can Forgive Sin.”
M A. Looaley of Wood river, former q c d to 120 acres in sec 30, twp 36. 2 e: one- Scott met her in Portland.
R ecord .
All Kinds of Evaporated Fruits. Canned E ruits-^Extra
halt interest in 136 25 acres in sec 15, twp
editor of the Klamath Republican is in the 34,
The sermon subjects at the Presbyter­
1 w;80 acres in sec 22, twp 36, le. $1.
At the school election in Medford Mon­
The
McWilliame-Casey
Co.
have
Standards. Our Canned Tomatoes are the Best,
Falla this week, passing around the “glad
John Osborne to Martha M Johnson; ordered a Jacobs Concentrator for their day, Oountv Judge Crowell received 93 ian church next Sunday will be, “Life or
Death
!
Which?
”
and
“
What
is
Sanctifi
­
hand.'1 It is rumored that Mr. Loosley lots 3 and 4, blk 64, Medford, $400.
votes and G. L. Webb 56. The issue
C Mingus to Lavina Mingus; 3.01 acres new 5-stamp quartz mill now being put said to be involved was the selection of cation?”
has political bees in his bonnet.
in sec 5, twp 39, le; also lots 5, 6 and 7, up on their mine ne^r Jacksonville.
principal and it is given out that N. L.
Services at the M. E. church next
“Dad” Willson and John Cabler, who blk 2, Medford, $5.
Mrs.
L. Applegate and Dick Parker
Just received another
Same to same: 160 acres in secs 9 and IQ. ac4* bride returned yesterday from a Narregan is to be retained. It is said Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
have been floating around in their house
Supt
G.
A.
Gregory
was
after
the
princi
­
Subject
of
morning
sermon
“
Character
twp
39,1
e,
$5.
'
boat over the Klamath river and lake since
large shipment.
P H Ovialt, and et ux, to F Barneburg; visit with Grants Pass friends. The palship again under certain political Building;” evening subject, “Ancient
last December, returned last Thursday lot 1, blk 60, Medford, $250.
young people were serenaded last night. contingencies.
Land Marks.” A cordial invitation ex­
it is’nt the finest and
having made quite a valuable haul, in the
H Voeeli to G W Isaacs; lots 1, 2 3 and 4,
Engineer James Dickey returned to
Jack Anstay, seven years ago a well- tended to all. J. T. Abbett, pastor.
blk 53, Medford. $633.
fu'r trappenci thia season.
his
headquarters
at
Ashland
for
duty
Services
st
th^Congregational
church
Fred Peninger.et ux.and Anna Gilchrist,
known passenger conductor out of Ash­
[pE^best Sugar in Ashland,
to C H Chapman: 40 acres in sec 3, twp 37, last Sunday, after an enjoyable layoff of land, was on Saturday’s north train next Sabbath March lltb, as follows:
CENTRAL POINT.
several days in Dunsmuir.—Dunsmuir with his wife touring the coast. Jack Sunday school at 9:30, preaching ser­
2 w, $1550.
bring it back.
Mrs. W. T. Leever is low with heart and
W I Vawter to Minnie Theiss; lot 7, blk : News.
has been in the commission business at vices at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m. Y-P.
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
kidney trouble.
1 6. and all of blks7 and 8, Beatty’s add to
reported that Supt. R. L. Fields Detroit, Mich., ever since leaving here S. C* E. at 6:30 p. m. The public ie
It is repoi
Medford, $1
OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Miaa Mary Jacobs has returned home
qf the S. P. lines in Oregon and Supt. and has prospered. He is living in a invited. G. W. Nelson, pastor.
R H Whitehead, et ux, to Edith ßrad- . of
after a four weeks' visit in Jacksonville.
bury; lot 12, blk 1, Cottage add; w k of J. S. Noble of the S. P. lines in Nev- $17,000 residence, getting married soon
Lent at Holv Rosary Catholic church:
Ashland.
ter leaving Asniana.
, , ;■ - The devotion of the “Stations of the
Rev. Gregory will preach in the Baptist lots 1 and 2 , blk U, Beatty's add to Med­ ada, at Wadsworth, will exchange after
$106. '
places soon.
Oliver
S.
Brown,
an
attorney-at-liw,
gross’’ will be held on all Friday even-
pburcfc next Sunday tuorning and evening ford.
Kebecoa A Finney to trustees First Pres­
J. W. Marksbury of Gold Hill was in who cameto southerp Oregon last year • lings, during Lent andon Sondav even- The.
The Degree of Honor gave a supper on byterian Church of Medford; lots 10,11, 12
there will be Vespers, sermon and
office
town this week. He has purchased from Wisconsin has opened a law officepug,
the 7th at the brick bad for the benefit of 13 and 14, blk 54, Medford; $1500.
And not Price, is always considered in our Drag
benediction of the blessed secrament.
F
W
Hutchison
to
Ellen
J
Shoutts
lots
9
in
the
Beach
block
and
will
locate
hiere
Benj.
Fox
’
s
place
of
43
acres
near
the
the order.
Ashland
and 10, bls 3. Park add to Medford; $100.
Department;
state normal school and will move to permanently to practice his profession, All evening devotions begin at 7:30.
Geo W Galloway, et ux, to Martha John­ Ashland this spring.
At the school meeting held last Monday,
making mining laws a specialty, though Hinh mass and sermon on Sunday at 10
W. J. Freeman was elected director and J. ston; lots 1, 2, 3 and 7, blk 6, Park add to
attending to all kinds of business. Mr. a, m. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m.
Medford; $350.
Bargains! Bargains in hardware, tin­ Brown is a bright and intelligent young
H. Gay clerk.
Euphema Allen to G B Cole; 116 acres in ware, stoves. Closing out for the next
In Southern Oreg■on.
The Hilt mine near Cole's station,
man and will no doubt do well.
Prof Stocking will move next Saturday sec 16. twp 37,1 e; $2100.
thirty days for cash only. Give me a
Siskiyou mountain, has been prospect­
Anton Suren to Carl Phelps; q c d to call and be convinced. Store and fixt
Capt. J. T. C Nash the well-known min­ ing very well lately, the base ore in ledge
front the flue Dr. Hinkle residence to E. Moltke
quartz claim; $100.
ing man of Medford, has recently dis­ of a hundred feet wide, paying about >
ures for rent. B. F. Reeser.
Pleasant’s residence.
covered that he has two brothers living
LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
Notice to Creditor*.
Postmaster W. V Jones will not like­ in Maine. He had not heard from either $5.90 to the ton, and the main ledge 1
Mayor Howeer of Medford was in the
yielding
from
$10
to
$15
a
ton.
About
ly
be
disturbed
in
his
officeat
Woodville
Point one day last week looking after the
As other business requires our atten-
for 38 years and supposed them dead, 300 feet of tunnel has been run in this
juiddie of the roadsters.
tention, our books will be left with H. as J. M. Whipple has written to Wash­ while they thought that he was no longer mine, and is good property for the cya­
ington, D. C., that he will not take Ute in the land of the living, but had been
Rev. Gist of Medford and Rev. Tout of C. Galey at the Bank of Ashland for im­ position under the circumstances.
nide process of working. The Sterling
Semi-Weekly Stage Line
mediate
collection
after
March
20,
1900.
lost in a wreck of a schooner years ago. quartz mine in the same district has
Ashland will commence a series of meet­
P elton & N eil
Postmaster G^ q . F- Merriman was up The discovery was mutually pleasing to been sold to a party of eastern men, the
ings next Monday evening in this place.
and Mail Contract from
from Medford Tuesday. He took official all concerned.
amount paid for same reported to be
Jack Montgomery and wife are in charge
Grants Pass, March 1,—The Southern charge of the office there last Thursday
$4,000.
Gold Hill's incipient small pox scare
of the hotel in this place. Geo. B. and Pacific Company has just brought to tbe and his daughter, Miss May Merriman,
Ashland to Pelican Bay.
A rich strike is reported from Boland
John R. Rosa will have the saloon in r in­ Grants Pass yards a large steam shovel, and Miss Letha Hardin, are his assist­ has subsided. A. L. Vincent’s little creek, a tributary of 8ncker creek. Tbe
Call and see me when you are in need of
girl
had
been
vaccinated
and
in
taking
With
the
necrasarv
adjuncts.
This
plant
ning order in a few days.
ants.
any property of any description, either to
a bath afterward was discovered broken discoverer is W. D Gardner. He bas’
wilt be used to get out decomposed
rent or bur.
The bazaar and oyster supper given last granite at a point a few miles south of
y mail or
Burnside W. R. 0- will give a supper out with sores which oaused a wild ru­ dirt that yields $50 to $60 the pan, and '
I have ranches for sale in every part of
express r'eceive
Friday evening by the Ladies’ Aid SocietY tbe town. Extensive trials have shown at Odd Fellows hall on March 10th from mor that she had the small pox and the quartz that has an estimated value of
Jackson
county
:
fine
land
and
low
prices.
prompt attention.
of the M. £. church in the brick ball was a tbat tbe fine granite makes a clean and from 5 o’clock to 8. Oysters, cake and startled community closed the public from $80 to $100,000 to the ton. He has
Small acreages of fruit land near town
T eems C ash at
uneaithed
a
ledge
from
two
to
six
inches
school.
A
physician
explained
the
and
land
in
bearing
fruit,
any
number
of
grand success. Receipts $28 50.
more durable walk and tbe Southern coffee, etc. A good program and good
reakovablz bat IS-
wide.
This
is
described
as
one
of
the
acres, large or small.
Who will be the next man to rush down Pacific Company will use it extensively music. AH are invited. Admission 35 causes and everything became serene. very richest fiuds ever made in Southern
1 have several houses to sell in the city;
to' Portland and unbosom himself to the in and ab >ut all tbe stations between cents.
prices to suit the times.
W. L. Cole, a member of the staff at Oregon.—Grants Pass Courier.
Grants Pass and Portland^ There are
Oregonian man and tell him what flourish whole mountains of decomposed granite ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker returned Keswick, spent Sunday in Redding. He
HOUbBS TO RENT.
Held for Raye.
ing times we are having up here in Rogue witbin a few miles of Grants Pass. It is 1 Sunday from a pleasant visit of several was accompanied by William Reed,
MONEY TO LOAN.
B.
F.
lfarvev
and
Hugh
Patterson,
the
1
One
a
three
seat
and
the
INSURANCE A SPECIALTY.
river valley and bow the Republicans will being used throughout the residence dis­ . months in southern California, princi- cashier of the company.—Redding railroad brakemen were given their
balmy climate of San Diego. Searchlight.
sweep the oountv for McKinley, trusts, tricts iu town, wooden walks being taken
I
I
Here
are
a
few
of my bargains:
second
preliminary
examination
charged
10k a tour over the line into
other two seats. Six head Ten acres of good
oom bines, gold standard, imperialism, etc? put.
The female imposter, fraud and confi­ with rape on tbe person of Minnie Thorn,
fruit laud, three acres
dence woman who "worked” some Ash­ under 16 years of age. This time the
in fruit, 8450.
It don’t look that way down in this neck of
Coroner W. L. Cheshire rece.ved a
of Horses and two sets of Six acre tract, three acres in fruit, good LABIES’
Emil Peil’s new 70 x 30 two story land people about two weekB ago, was examination took place before Justice
the woods, wheat 43 cents per bushel, flour letter today from W. J. Holland, quaran­
house, barn, etc., running water, for $500.
7ft cents per 50 lb. sack. But then we don’t tine officer in tbe western portion of the warehouse back of his blacksmith shop arrested near Corvallis Tuesday, charged Miller at Roseburg, Douglas eountv,
Another ten acre tract, some fruit, two
with
larceny
of
a
livery
stable
rig
from
Harness.
small houses, $400.
raise much wheat here and that don’t af­ couuty, staling that the work of fumiga­ recently completed isbeing filled by the that town and is now in jail. She did where tbe crime was committed. Tbe
other examination for abdnetion was
tion is nearly completed. The only new three carloads of goods he has just re­
These are within a mile mm I * half of
fect any body, you know I
Ashland.
.
cases are in tbe family of Mr. Lewis, on ceived. The top story is loaded with business in Ashland under the name of held hi Laoe county. Harvey, who was
OHII-.DIò®3Sr ’S
“Helen Whydtmeier, the unfortunate
Two miles from town, ten acres, entirely
Have just added to my window shade Wolf creek, who recently took the buggies and spring wagons and the German girl,” but has a string of aliases out on bail, demanded a preliminary
Call on or apply to,
unimproved,
$200
lower
room
with
farm
wagons
and
agri
­
bearing,
expressing
hopes
of
being
able
line an invoice of wide opaque and rollers disease. The new eases are very light,
Hotel property in town, for sale for $4000.
as long as the repertoir of her hard luck
•for making extra wide and odd size and with this exception there is no cultural implements and a car load of stories. She had escaped the police at to get the charge against him dismissed. I
One hundred acres fine valley land, two
coal.
Mr.
P<*il
has
gone
into
that
busi
­
The
girl
’
s
testimony
was
very
damaging
spread
of
the
disease,
which
seems
to
shades. J. P. Dodge, opera house.
miles from Medford, >4500.
to him. Harvey and Patterson were
baveepeat its course m that section.— ness on a more extensive basis than has [ Portland a few days before,
Call and see me in regard to any of the
ever
been
undertaken
in
Ashland
and
,
-
-
-
then
bound
over
to
appear
before
the
cir
­
Eugene (Lane County) Guard.
above, and if they do not suit, I have a
Mrs. Geo. Cryderman came up from Tolo
it has been a long felt want that he is tod*7*
cuit court in $1000 bail, which Harvey
large list from which you might choose
D ry G oods , N oviltdss ,
German capitalists are expected in Jack- now supplying.
.
i „
These caaes
are oa trial in the circuit furnished._______________*'
GEO. W. TMFREN.
son county tomorrow to investigate tbe
Lxk
box
131.
Ashland,
Oregnn.
Miss Ada Dunlap Mt for Redding today,
^ly
M4 b gwwti Fw S imp .
Mftrt Or.
Engineer J. B. Howard is» town fodoy.
tugar bMt factory prapasMM».
SUTTON’S SNAP SHOT.
THE WONDERFUL DESTROYER
INFLAMATION IN MAN OR BEAST
R. K. SUTTON, PROP.
i
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEY RECORD.
Spring Stock!
Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
WM. YEO & CO
Twenty-Five Head of Pure Bred Hereford Bolls.
*^J. R. CASEY.
ASHLAND MEAT CO.
Seventeen....
Pounds
Dry
Granulated
Cane
Sugar
For
One
Dollar!
General Dealers in Live Stock and
Dressed Meats of All Kinds.
Oregon.
Ashland,
COLEMAN BRO'S-, Proprietors
BUY
1900
GREEN :
AND : SELL
SHERWIN
FRUITS-
1900
THE LARGEST and RFRT
For Sale...
GEO. W. TREFREN
Ashlaod.-
■ STEAM..
Laundry ::
2 First-Class
Spring Wagons,
I
1
J. N. SMITH,
UNDERWEAR