CTPUR FRIENDS WILL TELL YOU
Mies Jessie Rose, who has been teach­
PERSONAE AND
SOCIAL.
A Star Chamber Proceeding.
ing school at Provolt, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. F. T. Fradenburg and Mrs. L.
H. Newton came over from Henley
Tuesday on a visit.
Miss Mabel Jones, the clever vocalist
who has been attending the normal, re­
turned to Medford yesterday.
Congressman Marion De V ries of Cali­
fornia has been appointed general ap­
praiser of customs for New York. He is
a brother-in-law of S. L. Snead of Ash­
land.
Misses Lncy and Aggie George, nor­
mal students, left Tuesday for Kerby,
Josephine county, where the former
opens the district school Monday.
Miss Lillie Walrad and Mrs. Chas.
Scott and infant of Seattle have been
.visiting at Newport, the Yaqoina Bay
summer resort.
Mrs. J. M. Kierman came in from
Klamath Falls Tuesday and left yester­
day for Yreka to visit her folks, Chas.
Qunker and family.
Attorney W. H. Parker of Medford
has returned home from a trip up north
selling his index to the Oregon law
code. He went to Colestin yesterday to
evade the heat of the valley.
The Southern Pacific is fitting up
their road-bed through Cow creek can­
yon with fine steel rails. A force of
about 100 men have been employed tbe
the past two months and will be engaged
all summer.
Ashland’s big fourth of July celebra­
tion has fallen through with. After the
election the people who assured the
mayor of Medford that Ashland would
not celebrate this year put their foot
down on the arrangements and complete­
ly squelched the enterprise.
STOCK
SUMMER
The regents of the Southern Oregon
••v
Carpets at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s, j i State Normal School met in the par­
lors of the Bank of Ashland Tues­
A. McCallen is in from Lakeview.
day.
There
were present State
Sam Robbins leaves Saturday for Little i Supt. J. H Ackerman ; Secretary of
fi '¡flg ïf\U/ karnmind ik> n*w rlnlk^e
ra » ■ GW becoming the new clothes are when
Shasta, Cal.
»
State Frank I. Dunbar, of Salem ;
i
y»11 in one of Mart Schaffner
Prof. Day Parker has gone to Alaska, Mayor H- C. Kinney and Senator Har­ Í
man of Grants Pass : Supt G. A. Greg­
it is reported.
A Marx ready-tailored suits or top coats,
ory, of Medford; County Judge L. F.
Geo. McClendon returned Sunday from Willits, of Klamath Falls ana R. P.
and you’ll have the inward satisfaction of know­
a visit at Gold Hill.
Neil and F. H. Carter of Ashland.
ing you wear the best that money can buy. The
IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT a Fine
Prof. W. M. Clayton was elected presi­ Complete Lines.
D.
B.
McDaniel
returned
Tuesday
to
H. S. & M. suits are guaranteed. _ _ M
dent of the faculty at $1100 per year, Up to Date Goods,
his mine at Cole’s.
Line of Fresh Clean Goods
I. E. Vining and Miss Alice Applegate
Capt. J. T. 0. Nash of Medford was in were retained at $750 per year and Miss
THE BEST TAILOR CANT BEAT
Roseburg this week.
Ella F. Bixbee of Castle Rock, Wash ,
N1NINGER BLOCK
THE FIT, AND AT
Miss Rachel Rowley has gone to Mc­ will sucoeed Miss Dickson at $650 per
NEAR DEPOT
year. The successor of Prof. Clayton’s
Cloud for the summer.
OUR PRICES THEY’RE AS EASY TO
old department still remains open.
Prof. E. E. Washburn was in from
BUY AS HALF THE COMMONPLACE,
The regent officers elected are: H.
WM. 8TORM
J. L. THORNTON.
Klamath Falls this week.
C. Kinney, president; F. H. Carter, R. A. F. HUNT.
THROWN-TOGETHER CLOTHING
Mre. C. Neil left for Grants Pass and P. Neil and H. C. Kinney, executive
committee; H. C. Galey, secretary;
Woodville yesterday on a visit.
that has neither style, shape nor good workman'
E. V. Carter, treasurer.
Miss Susie Dickson, the normal teach­
ship to recommend it
er, left for California last night.
Their is a general feeling of indigna­
Miss Lillian Rhinehart and W. F. tion in town over the dismissal of W. T.
Crosby were up from Medford Sunday. Van Scoy as president of the normal.
Frank Hasty has gone to San Fran­ There seems to be no element of grati­
cisco and Los Angeles on a business trip. tude left in the understanding of men
who happen to hold a little brief au­
D. T. Cox and family of Medford went thority aud power. Out of tbe eight re­
to Colestin Tuesday to spend the sum­ gents only two—R. P. Neil and L. F.
mer.
Willits—voted to retain the man who
Mrs. J. 8. Wentworth left for Duns­ built the school and maintained himself
muir Tuesday to visit relatives and and family on a bread and water bill of
fare for four years that the school might
friends.
GUARANTEED OLOTH4NQ.
live and not die. Gregory led the fight,
Japanese and China matting, a large but it is quite likely that his name is be­
stock just received, at Opera House Furni­ ing also used as a scapegoat to cover the
ture Store.
perfidy of others. Everybody in town
M. M, Obenchain of the Jillson & that express themselves at all are highly
Roberts’ mine visited his family at Gold indignant and deeply sympathize with
Mr. Van Scoy and are unable to under­
Hill Sunday.
SAMPSON.
J. G. Schallock of Klamath Falls and
Ì
stand
cold hearted material some
Inspector
H.
M
Swartz
arrived
in
Ash
­
Miss Jessie Betts, a Gold Hill belle, people what
Jake Kennedy came down from his land yesterday foom old Ft. Warner,
are
made
of
to
be
able
to
allow
a
arrived Sunday and is visiting Miss Nora man to pick the school out of the gutter
home in the mountains to vote. Jake Lake county, with the remains of 14
McClendon.
hasn’t been away from home for quite a soldiers who died on that battle field
COLEMAN BROS-, Proprietors
and carry it through the starvation per­
Egbert Robbins, Nora Sydow, Elsie
ASHLAND. Or., Thursday. June 14, 1900 while owing to sickness.
C.
D.
GaVrielson,
a
prominent
insur
­
iod
of
four
years
and
then
not
be
allowed
fighting
Indians
under
Gen.
Crook
par-
Wiley, Chas. Drew, Josie Crowe, Mary
—
J. D. Williams was here from the i ticularly in the years ’62, ’65 and ’67. Day, Jack Crowe, Alie Vinson, Beit ance man of Salem, was iu Ashland Tues­ to recoup bis lost finances sufficiently to A.11 Kinds of Evaporated Fruits. Canned Fruits Extra
get out of town decently. But the com­
The bodies were nearly all shipped to Witham, Julia Fielder, W. Wright, Lin­ day on a business trip.
mountains Monday.
CENTRAL POINT.
Standards. Our Canned Tomatoes are the Best.
munity is ahead of Van Scoy, real estate
;
the
Presidio,
near
San
Francisco.
The
Dr.
J.
M.
Keene,
tbe
Medford
poli
­
coln
Savage,
Joe
McConnell,
Edna
Par
­
Elbert George Davis is employed at remains were in good order, the clothing
in
the
town
and
particularly
east
Ash
­
It was telegraphed from Gold Hill last
tician,
is
laid
out
with
the
measles
at
ker and other ex-normal students were
land, lias had a bottom put to its finan­
night that Hunt Magruder was dead; Murphy’s.
and funeral apparel being intact. The here this week.
his room in Hotel Oregon.
ces and the town has prospered and
no particulars.
Geo. Growe jr., commenced work on remains of Lieutenant Warner, who was
The Ashland Base Ball Club is pre­ ;rown as a result of the work that no­
Dr. J. W. Odgers will be in his office
killed in battle and for whom the Fort
The M. E. church has at last received the Kingsbury ranch last week.
pared to play anything south of Eugene body was so peculiarly organized as he
all the time after June 1st.
and
Valley
were
named
still
rest
buried
its finishing touches and presents a very
Mr. Howard was here from Green
to keep alive. But everybody bene-
on the rim rock where he died, but will
Chief-of-Police J. R. Wick took Joe for money, blood or honors.
respectable appearance, both inside and Springs Monday.
fitted by Van Scoy’s heroic and more
be
moved
later
on.
The
remains
of
Mrs.
A.
B.
Gegax
returned
Monday
from
Gloor
to
the
Salem
industrial
school
outside.
The weather was hot the latter part of Lieut. Pollock, whose husband is now in Tuesday. The boy had appropriated the City of Mexico and his wife returned than human sacrifices are going about
with full stomachs and heatjs in the air
Your correspondent took W.T. Leever, last week.
the regular army, is with this shipment nearly $100 of his mother’s money, in­ with him from San Francisco.-
and the heads are so far in the air
who has been suffering with spinal
C. Carey and wife were up from town as also the remains of an iutant of Gen. vesting it in a bicycle, gun, fishing out
Oounty Judge L. F. Willits came in
trouble for a long time, to Eagle Point Monday to try his luck fishing in Kean Wheaton.
fit and other paraphernalia dear to a from Klamath Falls Monday. Mrs. that they are unable to see any
more almost unhuman sacrifices for
Monday to have A. J. Daley, a faith doc - creek.
boy
’
s
heart
this
season
of
the
year.
Willits returns home with him.'
Ex-Representative Virgil Conn of
Van Scoy to make. As this species of
tor, perform on him.
Quite a refreshing rain shower fell Paisley, Lake county, was on Sunday’s
An elegant stock of spring and sum­
E. B. Duffy, traveling freight and ingratitude is becoming almost common
Mrs. W. T. Leever, who is low with here
train to attend the Masonic grand lodge mer goods have arrived at Vaupel, passenger agent of the Denver & Rio and seeminL*
" and right are bit-
igly justice
Tuesday evening.
dropsy, is no better.
in Portland. He was accompanied by Norris & Drake’s.
Grande, was doing Ashland this week. ing the dust it daily, we will refrain from
Unless food is digested quickly it will his wife and two children who went to
attempting to gather in print the vitri­
Since the election our town has been
Mrs. E. C. Murray arrived Saturday
Miss Blanche Dean returned to Grants olic words and figures of speech suffici
ferment and irritate the stomach. After Logansport, Ind., and Kansas City to
very quiet and news is scarce.
each meal take a teaspoonful of Kodol visit relatives.
from Calistoga, Cal., on a visit to her Pass Monday. Miss Frankie Tozer ac­ ently dirty to properly express the gen­
Mr. Pait, Mrs. Mark Welch’s father, Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Powell, and companied her for a visit with friends eral public feeling in this particular case.
County Judge L. F. Willits brought Ashland friends. In a few weeks she there.
and will allow you to eat all you need of
is very low with heart disease.
While some people more reverent than
what you like. It never fails to cure the in Monday from Klamath Falls the fami­
John E. Ross has returned from San worst cases of dyspepsia. It is pleasant to lies of the two Mason brothers who were will be joined by her husband and they
New goods—art squares, rugs, lace this writer can in the face of these events
will
leave
for
Helena,
Montana,
to
make
take. E ugene A. S herwin .
Francisco.
drowned in Big Klamath lake. There their home. Mr. Murray is employed curtains, upholstering goods, parlor and point Mr. Van Scoy and his symp. •
were nine children and two mothers and in the railway mail service and has been extension tables at Opera House Furni­ thizers upward toward heaven we would
Weather hot and dry. Crops of all
have them place their trust in the hope
County School News.
being
in poor circumstances, Klamath transferred from bis present run to ture Store.
kinds and garden truck need rain.
that the refulgence of the glory of some
county
sent
them
to
their
relatives
near
Lelia Anderson began a term in Wat-
another out of Helena,
Conductor L. W. Van Horne, manag­ people does not shine in the other place
Quite a number of Central Point peo-
St. Louis, Mo.
kina
district
June
5th
and
we
found
her
ing
director
of
the
Oregon
Midland
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Sle are prepairing to go to the mountains busy with the pupils on June 7th.
Summer hats at Vaupel, Norris & Raiiway, went to Portland last night on to corrupt and corrode its inhabitants.
Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and ail
uring the hot weather.
And while the next legislature will as­
other accidental injuries may be quickly Drake’s.
a business trip.
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semble in a few months it may not be
Lizzie Ferguson has finished the spring cured by using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
The civil action injustices’ court to
Religious Items.
amiss
to
have
these
wise
men
amend
the
term
in
69
and
began
the
summer
term
President
Van
Scoy
of
the
normal
now
Salve.
It
is
also
a
certain
cure
for
piles
and
recover money—David Lynes vs. F. T.
skin diseases. Take no other. E ugene A.
Children’s Day will be observed at the wears a fine gold watch presented him educational system so as to cut out a lot
Kimball—was decided in favor of plaint­ in 53 on June 11th.
S herwin .
Congregational
church Sabbath morn­ by the student body of the school as a of fine sentimental and emotion-breed­
Lake
creek
district
is
agitating
the
iff.
ing departmcut8 such as elocution,
BREEDER OF H1OH-CLAS8 POULTRY.
Eugene, June 9.—H. E. Ankeny, dele­ ing at 11 o’clock. Exercises will be token of esteem.
The conference of Methodists in this question of building a new school house. gate to the National Republican Conven­ given by the children and young people
music, etc , and create the chair of fine­
Mrs.
E.
A.
Sherwin
returned
Sunday
Have mated three grand pens ofBarred P. Rock«
Robert Jonas began the summer term
place convened Wednesday and will con­
haired, scientific treachery and duplicity,
started this morning for Phila­ of the Sunday-school.
from the O. E. S. grand lodge session in not that we wish to unduly promote
eggs, $1.00, $1 50 and $2.00, pr 13. 8. 0. B. Leghorn«
tinue for several days.
in No. 31 last Monday. This makes his tion,
delphia to attend the convention. Be­
and Black Minorcas, $1.00, pr 13. Black Lengthen,
The young people of the Congrega­ Portland and Mrs. J. D. Crocker re­ these features of character but rather to
third school since last October.
fore starting he was presented with a tional
1 set, $1.00, 2 set, $1.50. My birds only lacked one
church will give a lawn social at turned Monday.
Moki T«t positively cures sick headache,
even
up
the
curriculum
and
give
the
Percy Wells has been elected principal badge, made of red, white and blue rib­ the residence of Mrs. Brnnk on Spring
point at Oregon State Show of being a« good as
indigestion and constipation. A delight­
younger
generation
a
fair
chance
with
J.
Percy
Wells
finished
his
term
as
ful herb drink. Removes all eruption» of of the Gold Hill school. He closed a suc­ bon, bearing the inscription, “Oregon street, Friday evening, Jnne 22nd. A principal of the Canyonville, Douglas tbe fine arts that are so seemingly nec
Address, IE
Roseburg, Oregon.
i
12,000
Republican.
”
cessful
term
at
Canyonville,
Douglas
the skin, producing a perfect complexion,
literary and musical program will be county, public school and returned to essary to the competitive civilization of
or money retunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts.
county, two weeks ago.
A few good organs to rent or sell at rendered. Admission free. Refresh­ Ashland Monday.
the age whereby each scoundrel should be
ments consisting of ico cream and cake;
C. 11. Fitzgerald, from the Rogue river low prices, at Downings.
equipped for the other scoundrel when he
TOLMAN’S.
Mrs.
Jane
Sather,
the
wealthy
San
coffee, cake and sandwiches will be
country, has completed his three months
meets him. It would at least have the
Francisco
banker,
who
owns
the
Roper
served at 15cts. Come and have a good
effect of relieving the poignant grief that
The Official Count.
Mrs. Max Pracbt and daughter Lottie term in No. 50.
residence, arrived yesterday with her strikes tbe public conscience hard at eo
time.
have taken a cottage for the season.
E. L. Ledbetter is again at liberty from
The delayed official count for Jackson
maid for the summer.
many events that come trooping along
Marion Lawrence of Toledo Ohio, the
Mr. and Mrs, Cooper and daughter from the school room, having finished a term county took place at county seat yester­
Mrs. E. R. Reames took Saturday’s regularly crucifying the innocent and
Roseburg, who are on an extended camp­ in No. 31. He was admitted to the bar day. On account of the lightining knock­ famous Sunday school worker, will stop
ing trip, drove in here last night to try the at Salem a few weeks ago, so he ceases to ing out the telephone wires until nearly at Ashland and will speak in the Chau­ . train for Klamath Falls. She was ac- sublime while the 6ordice and nasty hold
•oda water and the fresh air for a few days be a pedagogue.
noon today we are unable to present the tauqua tabernacle on Sunday evenipg ; companied by her daugnter, Mrs. F. their own.
after taking in Klamath Falls and Shovel
official figures in detail. However, the next. The different pastors of the city I W. Jennings of Portland.
Creek Springs.
have arranged a union meeting in order
Barr’s Fxcurston to San Fraocisco totals in the table are official.
Attorney O. J. Curtis, the leader oi - The S. O. S. N. school alumni associa­
Mias Elixa Jane Moore and Mrs. Grace
that
all
may
hear
this
great
man.
the
last session of the Oregon house tion at their annual banquet at Hotel
Leave Montague Monday afternoon
Houston aud son from near Medford have
Everybody
is
invited.
Announcement.
of
representatives,
has gone into the Oregon '.ast evening made arrangements
July 2nd, round trip $10.50, with eight
been occupying a cottage tor two weeks.
toward raising $125 to aesiet the late pres­
saloon business at Astoria.
A
full
line
of
patterns
and
spring
full
days
in
the
city.
Parties
oi
ten
or
Mrs. Nora Roberts and son spent a week
ident, W. T. Van Scov, out of town.
styles
of
Ladies
and
Misses
costumes,
more
will
be
given
a
rate
of
one
and
one-
Mrs. Thos. Stanley and son of Gold Nobody better understands the heart and
MARRIED,
here. Her busband came up vesterdav
Hill, loft Sunday for Bogus, on the humanity of Prof. Van Scoy better than
and they left tor home near Phoenix this third (1 !£) fare from Ashland to Mont­ tailor made. Inspection of this depart­
ague and return. If enough people from ment is invited. Close attention paid to
morning.
river, to visit her folks, Henry the alumni.
HILDRETH—7ÌJNDALL—In Jackson­ Klamath
Bloomingcamp and family.-
Chas Houston from near Medford came Southern Oregon want to go to fill one the wishes of patrons. Don’t fail to see
PORTLAND, OREGON.
ville,
June
6,1900,
Buel
Hildreth
and
Other normal schools also have their Write for Catalogue and Prices.
up yesterday for a short visit with his wife car, (60) the excursion will start from these beautiful samples and get price
R. B. Mitchell, who is at the head of troubles. Dr. Kuykendall, hold-over
Miss Lola Fendali, by Rev. Hansen.
and son. Mr. Jack Bright and wife ac­ Ashland. Get tickets of A. S. Barnes. before you' buy. If I cannot save money
companying him.
Call on D. L. Rice or write C. B. Barr for my patrons I do not ask for their BRITTSON —HUDSON —In Ashland, an extensive new ditch enterprise at Bly, state senator from Lane county, seems
county, was in Ashland last to have well provided the institution
patronage.
D. A llen , SaleB Agent.
June 6, 1900, by Rev. F. T. Howell, Klamath
Mrs. Mingus from Ashland and Mrs. N for further information.
QLIVER S. .BROWN
with his relatives and henchmen.
The Wanamaker Agency, DePeatt
Lawerence P. Bnttson and Miss Leila week buying tools and supplies.
Fisher of Ban F rancisco spent a few honrs
Block,
Ashland.
Job
printing
at
Record
office.
here Monday.
M. Hudson.
W. P. Swope editor of the Portland
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Rev. Chas. Booth will conduct re­
Sunday Mercury and a leading republi­
can politician," spent several days in ligious services in Trinity Episcopal
Beach Block.
Ashland this week recuperating from church Sunday at 11 a. tn.
the struggle.
Ashland,
-
-
Oregon. Mrs. Bush, Propr, ] ^8^regt)fl
HarryPoley and J. W. Webb left Mon­
day for the City of Mexico, after which
Í <
Mining Law a Specialty.
they go to New York and thence to their
• • •
At^n Hour«.
homes in Chicago, making quite an ex­
N am « or C amdidatb .
tensive tour.
A $1400 HOTEL
Jr.
J. P. Sayle
E. A. Sherwin announces that the Sun­ I n G lendale , D ouglas C ounty , O be . E. A. Hildreth. Frank
Dodge.
Lunches Put Up.
set telephone company will in a week or
ten days open an all night service in mostly furnished. Will trade for resi­
Cotto axes,
55 26 40 31 18 41 23 18 17 87 36 52
Ashland. It will be a great help to dence property in Ashland. The hotel
60 104 20
Bernard Daly, D-P....
2....
7.............
1....
is located in one of the best mining
W. P. Elmore, Pro ...
railroad men.
All Passengers Trains
2 6 5 4
6............
4 7
Jas. K. bears. Reg. P .
centers
of Southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnston took
47 20 21 12
3 15 62 .
83 32
Thos. H. Tongue, R ..
Mrs. Mary, Sisemore of Sams Valley to
Address or inquire of
Stop 30 Minutes tor Meals
A8HLAND, OREGON.
J ustice S cprkme C ourt ,
the sanitarium at St. Helena, Cal., last
F. HERBIG,
2 .
1....
0..
C. J. Bright. Pro.........
week for the latter’s health. Mr. John­
Ashland, Ore. FREIGHT AND
57 28 46 34 18 46 23 15 ' 17
T. G. Greene. D.......... 47 33 95 70 13 78 72
ston returned yesterday.
At Mrs. Gabbusb’s Boarding House,
25 14 16 44 21 29 21
C. E. Wolverton, R... 27 72 170 145 17 102 102
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
First Avenue.
The Woodmen of the World unveiled
D airy and F ood C om ’ b ,
the monument of the order over the
•title
J. W. Bailey, R........... 31 66 154 132 18 88
23 11 14 39 20 25 14
grave of late Neighbor L. V. Long in
Wood For Sale.
2 I 2
P. L. Kenady, Pro....
4 2..
22... 12
Hargadine cetne.ery Sunday. Rev. J.
W. bchulmerich, D-P.
Ï5 28 19 45 18 15 17
12 78
F. Wallace delivered the address.
Ice Delivered Daily in Season
D istrict A ttorney ,
Refrigerators, tents, hammocks, lawn
35 26 49 22 32 14 1
A. E. Reames, D-P-S-R
and camp chairs, at Opera House Furni­
14 9 39 18 13 26
C. B, Watson, R.........
ture Store.
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
White Plymouth Rock Pullets
J oint R epresentative .
Hon.
Alex.
Chisholm,
a
prominent
30 28 19 31 18 12 13
Albert Abraham, D-P
farmer of Paynesville, Minn., and former
22 16 14 41 17 29 15
and Cockerels forf Sale!
E. D. Briggs, R...........
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET
neighbor of W. W. Fordney of this place,
10
12
11
2
4
16
3
Grant Rawlings, R-P
arrived
in
Ashland
Tuesday
with
his
1
1
1
3.
Eggs for setting at $1.50 for 13, or] $.3.00
E. Russ, Pro
Ashland, Oregon,
two sons with a view of locating them on
for 30.
a
stock
ranch.
RXPRESUtTATIVBS,
Geo. K. Wentworth,
26 13 17 34 18 26 19
W. A. Carter, R....
Emil Peil, blacksmith and dealer in
24 12 14 33 20 28 16
Dunsmuir, Cal.
Matthew Stewart, R
Shop is now open.
coal, agricultural implements, wagons,
37 28 18 41 19 14 17
J. L. Batchelor, D...
13
33
32
15
44
19
10
buggies,
etc.
Bains,
the
lightest
run
­
J. H. Beeman, D....
Nothing but First - Class
6
1 12 8 1 6
ning and strongest wagon on wheels.
J. W. Ling.R-P.......
4
8
5
3
2
9
7
Work
turned out.
W. W. Willits. R-P...
Latest improved buckeye mowers.
3.
1 I ... ...
3 4 15 17 8 11 6 2 3
C. H. Hoxie, Pro .......
' Alonzo Slover, the Medford drayman,
William Bydow, Pro.. 2 4 16 10. ... 3 3 7 3 1.
and Mrs. Lucinda Wattenburger, daugh­
C ounty C lerk ,
ter of J. H. Bellinger, were married in
LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
1 1
1
3 4 2
2 4 16 14
8 J. Day, Pro........ .
Ashland Tuesday by Rev. A. M. Russell
11 9 1 18
8 4
55 35 16 .. ■ 11 6 8
W. B. Jackson, R-P.. 2 16 13 16.
They
are
spending
their
honeymoon
in
36 29 19 43 14 9 11
25 32 93 86 5 68 59 59 104 21 15 50
l.ee Jacobs, D
'F
Ashland and at Colestin-.
22 15 15 36 24 34 12
54 64 180 128 18 78 94 34 69 38 7 64
G us Newbuy, R
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s two stores
S heriff ,
have received their new stock of spring
know that what
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21 30 10 29 14
36 34 134 103 6 41 43 43 81 16 9 27
W H. Brunk.D
and summer goods and tbe public is re­
WATER STREET
25 15 25 56 24 43 18
27 59 129 l'W 16 100 99 47 104 30 17 73
Alex Orme. R .
spectfully invited to call and examine
NEAR MAIN
S
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J. D. Starna. Pro
3 4 14 13
we
handle
you
can
buy
their offerings and prices,
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12 16 21 17 13 44 45 18 5 11 4 23
J W. Wiley, R-P
Orders by mail or
Edward Dosche, formerly a merchant
reasonable.
Cot'NTT J ceux.
Call and see me when you are In need of
2
express receive
1
and postmaster of Excelsior, Wis., ac­
6 1 1 22 1
4 7 16 16
J. P. Gilmore, Pro
any
property of any description, either to
is
prompt
attention.
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25
9
12
32
13
5
35
39
60
42 47 75 67 17 48
companied by his wife and son Mannie.
8. H. Holt. K-P...
rent
or buy.
T
erms
C
ash
at
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22
10
14
29
13
22
60
21
4
53
82
103
17
13
15 42 107 92
are in Ashland with a view of locating.
N. L. Narregan, R
I
have
ranches for sale in every part of
reasonable
bates
.
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23
13?
36
29
19
49
17
20
109
8
4
65
47
51
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19 19 100 68
Chas. Prim, D ...
They are old neighbors and friends of
Jackson conuty: fine land and low prices.
J^^Come and get our prices
Small acreages of fruit land near town
Attorney Oliver S. Brown.
C ounty R xcorpw ,
and land in bearing fruit, any number of
TIMBER
LAND
ACT,
JUNE
3,
1878.
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137
37
28
52
25
74
23
39
16
30
15
At the elocutionary contest Miss Kate
Peter Applegate, R . 27 60 124 111 19 107 112 57 103
acres, large or small.
2 5
before buying.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
2
7 4 3 4
J. L. Downing, Pro... 2 6 20 20
Angle of Medford was voted the gold
I bave several houses to sell in the city;
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21
14
12
32
32
12
33
32
18
49
44
79
W O. Mark«. D ....... 44 40 155 110 6 59
NITED STATES LAND OFFICE. prices to suit the times.
medal
by
the
audience
for
the
best
work.
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W b . M. Richards, R-P 8 6 5 7 9 28 19 5
Roseburg. Oregon, May 18, 1900
The audience voted upon the question
Notice is hereby given that in compliance SOU&ES TO KENT.
and
the
’
majority
was
17
votes
over
Miss
THE
C ounty C ommissioner .
with the provisions of the act of Congress
MONEY TO LOAN.
Minnie Hockenyos, another accom­
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ft ft 4 103
2 8 20 31
W A. Cordell, Pro.
of Junes, 1878, entitled “An act for the
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20
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14
33
32
44
68
40 73 8 14
plished student.
29 28 74 55 4 84
George P. Lindley,
INSURANCE A SPECIALTY.
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
States
of
Califor
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2 1 9 14 1 10 4 ...
9 11 12 15 7 25 16 13 4 7 4 7
H. R. Minter, R-P.
nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter­
32
10
121
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11
14
45
19
44
10
71
50
7
36 73 174 133 24 88 87
Thomas Kiley, R.
ritory,” Cora L. Snell of Medford, county Here are a few of my bargains:
of Jackson, state of Oregon, has this day
Ten acres of good fruit land, three acre«
Corxrr A ssessor ,
tiled in this office her sworn statement No. in fruit. $450.
8
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7
1
6
O E. Gorslihe. Pro .. 2 4 15 12
1642, for the purchase of the nw
se W,
Six acre tract, three acres in fruit, good
John Grieve. R-P ..
w Ji, ne Ji, se Ji, nw Ji of Section No. 2. bouse, bam, etc., running water, for $500.
Martin McDonough, D
in Township No. 40 s, Range 3 e, and will
Another ten acre tract, some fruit« two
J. C. Pendleton, R ...
offer proof to show tnat the land sought is small houses, $400,
more valuable for its timber or staae than
These are within a mile and a half Of
CoUNTT TREASURES.
for agricultural purposes, and to establish Ashland.
J. H. uay, D
.........
her claim to said land helore the Register
Two miles from town, ten acres, entirely
A. L. Kitchen, Pro ..
atd Receiver of this office at Roseburg. unimproved, $200.
Max Muller, R........
Oregon,on Monday, the 13th day of Aug­
Hotel property In town, for «alefor $4000.
M. 8. Welch, H-P ...
ust. 1960,
One hundred acres fine «auey land, two
She names as witnesses: A. S.BlIton of miles from Medford, $1500.
C ounty S chool Sun.
Medford, Oregon; Wm. D. Love of Med­ _ Call and see me tn regard to any of the
P. H. Dailey, R ....
ford, Oregon; J. J. Houser of Medford, above, and it they do not nit, I hat« a
L. A. Stocking, D....... 46 34108
Oregon: Minnie Love of Redford, Oregon. large list froth which yon might Choose
PA PER-HANGING
Any and all persons claiming adversely
OEU. W. TftEFREN.
COUNTY SUBYEYOB,
■ he above-described lands are requested to
Ashland, Ur.
cheap
for
the
next
Garl T. J ones. R........ 12 62 154
DONE
Lie their claims in this office on or before Main Street, Near Bridge.
4 7 25
Edwin Russ. Pro.......
said 13ih day of August, 1900.
SIXTY DAYS.
B Bl.................................
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VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
VALLEY RECORD.
Dry Goods....
Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
WM. YEO & CO.
ASHLAND MEAT CO.
General Dealers in Live Stock and
Dressed Meats of All Kinds.
Ashland,
BUY
I
AND : SELL
I
GREEN : .FRITSU-
REMEMBER
Ten dollars cash trade, after
June 9th, with Sherwin,
enables you to get a family
picture enlarged free of
cost.
g| EDENBOWER POULTRY YARDS
RUSSELL “Ss
i High Grade
=Machinery
5ELL & CO.
Bush’s
Restaurant!
Unofficial Returns Election in Jackson County, June 4,1900.
FOR TRADE
Meals 25
ASHLAND. . .
TINNING & PLUMBING CO.
FRUIT JARS !
We have ’em.
Mason’s,
Vacuums,
Extra Tops,
Rubbers.
Ashland.-
. STEAM.
Laundry:
GEO. IV. TREFKEN
U
Ashland Gro. Co
House,
Sign or
Buggy
Painting
L.8. Trefren, D..........
C ounty C oboxer .
Geo B. Cole, R.........
J. W. Odgers. Pro ..
Dr. J. X. Shearer, D.
64 43 110
29 70 Ml
8 9 34
40 84 a
J.T. BHIDQE8,
10 ...
80 100
IF. FORL'NEY,
Bellview,
I can and will save you money on sew»
ing machines. A visit to <mr rtoto will
convince yuu of this fSKf. Upff* HBoM
7K» on roHWHe-Tiro Wedfly Uregrttan. Furnltort StWe.
Register.