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OUR FRIENDS WILL TELL YOU PERSONAL. AND SOCIAT j - Howard Rose Injured. A Night Oat. SUMMER Howard Rose and Arthur Shively, A jolly crowd of young people went to youDg men of this city, have been visit- Kingsbury’s soda springs Tuesday evening ing friends at Riverside, Cal., and had ’in a hay W8R°n- The party was in honor started for Truckee, in the Sierra Nevada ! ?f “,8a Gr^ ^,orey "h,° for - - —■ her home at Oakland.1 al. A bond fire was ! mountains They patronized tbe South , started under a big oak tree at the springs ! i ern Pacific freight train and as Rose was and a program consisting of r< citations. I getting down off a freight car at Rocklin singing, cakewalks, etc., was reeled off. ; I bis foot rested between the car couplings. The party became thorough’/ charged with ; A wrench . from the train did the work mineral water, but as there were several that placed the young man on an oper fish horns in the crowd all were tapped be i ating table for four hours during which fore they exploded. Tiioe who have re are as fol’ows: Misses Mabel and time the physicians amputated Dis foot covered Kittie Million, Hattie Martin, Lillie Storm, Complete Lines. above the toes and below the instep. Jessie Wagner, Laura Judge. Grace Morey. He stood the painful ordeal without Fannie Ralph, Edith Gregory, Minnie Wal- Up to Date Goods, taking opiates and is now suffering pain rad. Mae Grainger, Gertrude Sutton, Anna but recovering from his wound at the Judge, Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman, and N1NINGER BLOCK Placer county hospital at Auburn, Cal., Messrs Sylvain Provost. Thad McHatton, expecting to remain there six weeks. Will Judge, I. E. Vining. Otto Miller. E. A. NEAR DEPOT G. E Chilcott, Fred Engle, C. L. 8hively is there cheering him up. The Fronk, , accident occured a week ago last Mon Louusburv, Fred Neil, A. C. R >tb. day. Fox—Plymale. STOCK Roy Freeland is in Portland. Carpets at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s. A D. Brook was up from Medford yes )W becoming the new clothes an when terday . » they see you in one of Hart Schaffner Ed. Worman of Medford is at Colestin fora week. A Marx ready-tailored suits or top coats, Dolph Naylor was up from Medford and you’ll have the inward satisfaction of know Friday on a business trip. ing you wear the best that money can buy. The Clearance sale of summer goods at IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT a Fine H. S. A M. suits an guaranteed. M M M Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s. Line of Fresh Clean Goods Mrs.J. M. Wilde left Monday for Glen- . 1 WdWlX THE BEST TAILOR CAN’T BEAT wood, British Columbia. C. P. Buck has returned to Jackson THE RT, AND AT ville from a trip to Akron, Ohio. OUR PRICES THEY’RE AS EASY TO Miss Mabel Palethorpe left today for BUY AS HALF THE COMMONPLACE. Buncom to visit Miss Ella Parks. THROWN-TOGETHER CLOTHING Mrs. M. J. Poirier a returned to Cole’s W. O. Kox. a well-known Ashland beaux Death of Mrs. 8. E. Denny. Monday from a visit in Ashland. and Miss Me>ia Plymale, daughter of Mrs. that has neither style, shape nor good workman* Mrs, S. E Denny died at her home in F. M PlyniaJe, were married at her boon TUST ALL BZEÒJLJSrCTIBS ■ L yZi Mrs. J. D. Blitch of Siskiyou was an east Ashland yesterday afternoon at in the presence of about 16 immediate rel ship to recommend it Ashland visitor Monday and Tuesday. atives at 6:30 p m. Sunday by Rev. T. L. 4:30, aged about 52 years. She has been Ex-Mayor J. P. Dodge returned Tues a patient sufferer for a year and realiz Crandall. The young people have tbe best day from his Salem and Portland trip. ing her early demise a few days ago wishes of a host of friends. The bride and groom, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. HART, 8OHAFFNER A MARX. Mr. and Mre. S. J. Evans and chil made all the arrangements for her A. Fox and Hiram Fox have gone to Crater dren went to Colestin Tuesday to camp. funeral a Inch will be carried out accord lake, to look into its majestic depths and ing to her wishes during life. The funer see if its poetic beauty can compare with B. F. Reeser is rusticating at his Kean al takes place from the late residence at th* pleasing depths of the mysterious en creek ranch with'Geo. »V. Pennebaker. 4 o’clock this afternoon, interment in chantment of love and affection. Miss Fannie Moffitt of Gold Hill at Ashland cemetery, Rev. J. T. Abbett Mrs. Geo. White returned yesterday from tended the Chautauqua concert Satur officiating. She leaves a husband and a visit at Dunsm dr and Red Bluff. three grown sons. Mrs. Denny was an day. Miss Ida Meeley returned yesterday from earnest and sincere Christian woman of Spring Street, Ashland, Ore Mrs. W. W. Miller returned yesterday many estimable womanly qualities which a visit with Dunsmuir friends. GUARANTEED OLOTHINO. from a visit with her mother at Eagle wiirever be held in sacred remembrance Col. Chas. A. Cogswell of Portland was Point. by the family and her many friends. on today’s train en route to Lakeview. Mrs. J. E. Potter returned to Horn Col. Robert A. Miller arrived from Ore E L Burt, a young extra brakeman who gon brook Tuesday after a week’s visit in City today on land business. has been about Ashland for some time, S' Ashland. Mrs Z F. Moody, after a visit of two lost his right leg in an accident at Shasta KLAMATH FALLS. Miss Hattie Martin is visiting at Tol An elegant stock of summer goods Retreat yesterday afternoon. He was in weeks with the family of her son.Z. A. man’s Springs. 1 have arrived at Vaupel, Norris & the act of getting on to an engine that Moody, returns home to Salem Sunday. SUICIDED BY HANGING Jack Frizell. fireman on the Yreka-Mon -was leaving for Dunsmuir and slipped Miss Minnie Rockfellow is rusticating Drake’s. Mr. Chas. Burgdorf an old time resi and fell, the wheels passing over his leg, tague railroad visited relatives and old Mrs. Gust Edlund and children are at Pelican bay. friends in Ashland tbe past week. dent of Klamath county, who lived on a visiting Hornbrook and Duusmuir rela necessitating amputation. His folks live ASHLAND. Or., Thursday. July 26, 1906 large ranch 18 miles from Klamath Mrs. Edwards of Phoenix • visited ( tives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Holmes visited at Monmouth and he is a relative of Ex Falls, committed suicide last Thursday Colestin yesterday. press Agent Dan Applegate. Ed. Miller her folks at Grants Pass the past week. by hanging. The body was discovered Refrigerators, tents, hammocks, lawn H. L. Whited and F. D. Wagner are ( and camp chairs, at Opera House Furni of this city left for Dunsmuir last night to { W. C. Schley, manager of tbe Searchlight CJENTItlL POINT. about 9 o’clock p m. in an old log cabin take his place. Was taken to the Port I Advertising Co. arrived from Portland to- Holmes Bros, have men emploved put on the premises, formerly used as a fishing at Kean creek. ture Store. land hospital last night by Dr Parson and I day to visit his wire, formerly Miss Mary ting new piling under their ware-house. dwelling house by Mr. Burgdorf. The Cunnyngham. I. W. Burriss left today for San Jose, is getting along well Mrs. J. J. Wells, wife of a Red Bluff j lawyer, has been visiting her sister, Mre. John 8ims and John Kearney. carpenters, family were away visiting neighbors Cal., to visit his mother. Mrs. Alex. Ross, who has been visiting At Glendale this morning Mrs. Fish relatives are employed on the Rogue river fishery. during the day and returning in the at Clawson, left yesterday for her John Dewey is out from Roseburg this Walter Bevington. evening found the house locked and no was killed in a runaway accident. An, __ _ at Victoria, B. .... <:. Her son, James I home Dr. Bohannon, the cancer doctor, is here one there. week looking up bis friends. Gordon Frizell, wife and two children After making a search engine scared her horse and he ran away I Ross, who has been mining near Dawson treating Mrs. P. W. Olwell for that dread around the premises the nude body was Harry Lee came over from Yreka i arrived from Edgewood Tuesday on a with the above result. Her boy was City for two years will remain here for a ful disease. few weeks on a visit. visit with relatives. found in the log hut suspended by a again yesterday to see his girl. also badly hurt. A. F. HUNT. Rev. Brownrigg of Phoenix preached in rope to a rafter 5 feet from the floor. It WM. 8TORM. J. L. THORNTON. Ed. A. Frank returned Monday from Mrs. T W. Coburn came up from the Baptist church last Bunday morning appears that Mr. Burgdorf had gone into Mrs. Poore of Oakland, Cal., is visit Religious Items. a visit with his folks at Albany and Grants Pass today to visit her mother. and evening. i the cabin during the afternoon, taken a ing her son, Engineer Joe Poore. Rev. J. F. Wallace will occupy the Tweed is at Klamathon with the inten northern points. Mrs. Nellie Mcinery and children are bath and deliberately fastened the rope E. B. Barron, wife and daughter have other 1 pulpit of the Presbyterian church next tion of locating. spending a few davs with her sister, Mrs. around his neck and strangled to death, gone to Hiatt Prairie for the summer. Miss Hattie Martin returned Monday Sunday morning. Walter Damon, in Ashland. a visit with Mrs. W. A. White in J. R Casey left today for the sold'cr8’ as the ceiling was hardly high enough E. J. Farlow and family leave today from ; Sabbath School at the Congregational home at Santa Monica, Cal., tbr medi- Ex-Assessor John Grieve will start in a to stand up in, and the bare knees part for Hunt’s in Dead Indian for an outing. the Siskiyou mountains. Church Sabbath at 9:45 a. m. Preach few days to Lakeview to do hauling for his ly rested on the floor. No reason can Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schermerhorn and ing services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m. oal treatment. son-in-law, Mr. Bticzle. who is engaged in be assigned for the rash act. and the H. 8. Evans, Fred Engle and Henry Miss Naylor were up from Medford Fri Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. A. Alford and M. L. Alford and Jordan the bnck business at that place. supposition is that it was done during a Carter leave next week for Pelican bay. day attending the cancert. Brown returned last Thursday from the Mrs. W. T. Leever died at the family temporary aberration caused by excessive Christian Church. Subjects of ser Otis Tout is filling the position of re residence on the 19th after a long spell of heat. He was 51 years old and leaves a porter on the Vacaville Leader for a Senator John W. Daniel of Virginia mons Sunday by pastor are: “Signs of Mt. Sterling mine. The Alford’s have dropsy. The funeral took place next day wife and four grown children. was on Sunday’s north bound train, the Times in Connection With War in purchased Brown’s half interest In the month. froia the Baptist church. Rev J. Meriey Angle & Brown Klondike quartz ledge being on a tour of the coast. China" and “The Judgment Day.” preached the funeral sermon; interment in FATAL ACCIDENT IN A BRAN BIN from which $30,000 was taken out in a Mias Myrtle Love returns to Tolo today Central Point cemetery. Mrs. C. E. Harmon, wife of Post space of 25 feet the past two seasons. Services at the Baptist church on Sun from a two weeks visit with Miss Janette Joseph B. Moore the fifteen year old master Harmon of Grants Pass, weut to day as follows: Sunday school at ft>45 A. Alford left for Mt. Sterling Tuesday John W. Jacobs had his gold watch and son of J. M. Moore met with a fatal ac Melius. I Colestin Sunday for the summer. chain stolen Monday. He was employed cident Sunday afternoon while playing a. m., preaching at 11, Young People's to assist Wm. Angle and a miner they Conductor Louis Hilty and Fred putting piling under the Holmes Bros Society at 7 p m., subject, Missions, have employed in developing the prop Mrs. C. C. McClendon and daughter, with a number of other boys at Martin Ahlstrom are doing Crater lake and Peli warehouse and hung his vest cot.taining leader, Miss Eva French, preaching at 8 erty. Miss Norah, have been spending the the watch near the door where teams load & Son’s flour mill west of town. While can bay. p, m. A, M. Russell, pastor, week at Gold Hill an4 Satqs Valley. and unload, tv hen he went for his vest at playing around the mill Joe jumped A fire in the laundry room of the big D. L. Minkler, Otto Winter, Fred and noon the watch could not be found. Noclue into a large bin about 25 feet in depth 8unday School at the.M. E. Church railroad summer resort hotel at Castle Miss Nellie Towne, who closed a term Grover Neil left today on a ten days out to the thief as yet Tbe initials J. W. J. were which was partially filled with bran, of school at Lake Oreek. visited Ashland at 0,45 Preaching at 11 by the pastor Crags early Fridaj- morning destroyed engraved on outside of case Any one see and instantly sank from view, about 2 ing at Fish lake. during the closing week of Chautauqua. The Devotional meeting of the Epworth that property, valued at $500,000. It ing the watch will confer a favor bv inform tons of bran which was banked tip Victor Low, druggist at Sherwin’s League at 7 in the auditorium of the was insured for $100,000. It is said the I ing tbe loser at Central Point. Mrs. G. E. Blew, wife of Conductor church. The 8 o’clock preaching ser company was losing $30,000 a year in around the walls caving in and covering pharmacy, left this morning on his Blew and little eon, are spending the vices will be omitted. J. T. Abbett, conducting the resort. The seventy-five him over completely. He was soon res wheel for Pelican bay. HAMS VALLEY. summer with her folks at Weiser, Idaho. Pastor. cued from the awful predicament but guests saved their personal effects. Geo. W. Trefren and family and Miss • 1 '■ »—wHur Dauiel Hodges of Trail U in our town. too late to save him, the bran and dust Kate Emery leave next Tuesday for IJI obo o$ the Assembly. Mre. A. M. Twombly and daughter, The directors of the Oregon Midland Mrs. Nettie Moon returned home yester inhaled choked up the lungs and he Crater lake and Pelican bay. Florence, left on the Del Norte Monday Railway met in their offices in opera All Kinds of Evaporated Fruits. Canned Fruits Extra The following is the program of tho only lived about 20 minutes after. The day sad affair was quite a shock to his many O. W. Barnard who bought property for Astoria on a visit.—Marshfield News. musical department of the Assembly house block Saturday there being pres Standards. Our Canned Tomatoes are the Best. Jacob Conley is very ill with congestion acquaintences for he was a very popular in Ashland is a contractor and builder. ent Geo. T. Baldwin of Klamath Faile, Frank Rupf who has been living on which packed Chautauqua tabernacle David Horn of Hornbrook and II. L of tbe liver. like a box of Bardines last Saturday boy and a favorite among all those who Notice his card in this issue. his farm in Idaho for two years returned McWilliams, Jesse A. McCall, L. W. The it de two year old son of A. L. Gall knew him. evening: Burrel Smith has returned from the to Ashland Monday to remain some Van Horn and W. J. Woods of Ashland. lz quite ill with malarial (ever. PART I. The Government agents were here Cour d* Alene district in Idaho where time. The capital stock of the company was John Jones has 'eturned from Coos coun 1. Music Lesson to Children’s Saturday buying up cavalry horses for he has been for several months, raised from $1,000,000 to $3,000,000. Mr. and Mrs. John Devlin returned ty after a twelve months absence. Chrous of 110 Voices, Uncle Sam ’ Out of a band of 200 horses Allowances for right of way were voted Misses Ethel and Minnie Walrad and to Applegate Saturday from a visit with 2. Song, “ At Night”............. Randegger and K. R. Gall has purchased tne home place they only found 33 that suited them. other business transacted. of Alien Hodzesconiainmg 40 acres. Price Some of the stock raisers question their Geo. Churchman and Elmer Patrick go their daughter, Mrs. Dr. Hines, in Port EGGS FOR HATCHING A; Children’s Chorus. land. paid was $300. Tolman ’ s springs tomorrow. to Chorus, “ The Belfry Tower ” 3. ability to discriminate between good ----- FROM----- BORN. I£, McTavish of Phoenix returned to Wes. Ingram of Willow Springs, and his horses and “crobates.” It is evident Mrs. W. B. Phillips and children who .................................................... Hatton niece. Miss Saulsbury of Calffornle, passed they are more particular now than they have been spending the school ye^r in work with the railroad carpenters at 4. Quartet, “The Wagon"..........Molloy through the Valley yesterday. Ashland htjve returned home to Mon Wall creek Monday after a twa months Chautauqua Quartet— Winni- were several months ago. WOODS—In Ashland, July 23, 1900, to absence, Allen Hodgesand familv, Andy and Alon fred M. Bolton, Helen Church ä -*?- ■ tana. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Woods, a 6on. Geo. T. Baldwin and son Charley ar. so Noah and their families have gone to BREEDER OF HIGH-CLASS POULTRY. man, EdnaL. Willits, Bertha M. Miss Kate M. Lemberger, the court rived Monday from Ashland, after a Mrs. Wm. Ramsey is in from Keno Crescent City for the summer. PENCE—In Union Precinct, July 16, Rose. reporter, intends resigning her position Have mated three grand pens ofBarred P. Rocks 1900, to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pence, a Mrs. Joseph Dennis of Lane county is several weeks’ trip in Southern Oregon. visiting her sisters, Mrs. Clemens at and going into business at Portland, it 5. Soprano Solo, “Pollacca” (Mig and Mrs. Emma Thompson in aggs, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, pr 13. 8. C. B. Leghorns son. visiting friends in tbe Valiev this week. non) ......................................... Thomas Dick 8mith returned Thursday from Medford «Sfa is reported. and Black Minorcas, $1.00, pr 13. Black Lsngsban, She will return home in September. Mrs. Carrie B. Dexter. Eugene, where he has been attending Ashland. PRESLEY-In Grants Pass, Tuesday, 1 set, $1.00, 2 set, $1.50. My birds only lacked one Ira C. Dodge and W. 8. Davison re Sanford Halstead and Louis Copeland 6. Chorus, “By Babylon’s Wave” July 23,1900, to Mr. aud Mrs. C. C. Pres We have been having exceedingly hot college during the past year. point at Oregon State Show of being as^good as ley, a daughter. arrived from Ft. Klamath this week and turned home yesterday from a general ........................................... , ..Gounod weather, the thermometer registering a- J. V. Houston and J. F. Goeller with leave tonight for Dawson City on th? tour of the scenic beauties of the Klam 7. Reading, “The Arnena Scene” Address, E- -A_- ZEd^TTSE, Roseburg, Oregon. high as 104. Today it is cool and cloudy their families started Monday for Spring Klondike. ath country. with indications of rain. (Quo Vadis)......................Sienkiewicz MARRIEU, creek on a two weeks’ outing. Miss Txjttie J. Graeber. Tbe remains of Miss Etta Conley, who Representative W. A. Carter of Gold Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, after Geo. G. Bingham, lawyer from Salem, lecturing at Chautauqua and visiting Hill after attending the Chautauqua left 8. Chorus, “Light May the Boat died at Edgewood. Cal., was brought to the GRIEVE—FRIES—At Medford, July Sims Valley cemetery for interment on is here on professional business. Row".......................................... Deason Ashland friends, left for Klamath county for Sawyer’s Bar, Siskiyou county, to •••lit 21, 1900, by Rev. A. Haberly, Win. Wednesday. July 18. The ailment which PART H. visit his father. Monday on a visit. T. Grieve and Mi6s Kate M. Fries. caused her death uas not been learned. TOLMAN’S. Ed. F. Grisey, who has been visiting 1. Chorus, “Hail, Judea, Happy Mrs. F. F. Carins and Mrs. FredScan- Threshing has commenced. 8 H. Glass J. Y. Freeman and wife of Latrobe, Cal., Land1’ (Judas Macabens).... Handel a well-known Jackson county teacher in nell who have been visiting their folks, is in the Valley with bis new machine occupy a c.-tlrge. DIED. which la doing ap.endid work. George Wm. Storm and family, return home to this section returned home to Little 2. Contralto Solo, “Semiramide” .................................................... Rossini J. M. Cofer and family of Jacksonville Oakland, Cal., next Monday. blacv and Howard Roogers will start their Shasta Tuesday. H. BOIVIN, Manager. PENDERGRASS—In Applegate Pre Récit. “Eccomi Alfine.” machine $hte week. They will commence occupy a cottage. John McClendon has sold his interest cinct, July 13, 1900, of consumption, Mrs. J. L. May, Mrs. Ben Barker, j Ah ! quel giorna, near Central Point. Mr. Failing and family of Jacksonville Cavatina 1 Oh I come da quel di. W. E. Pendergrass, lately of Iowa; aged Mrs. J. W. Meeley and their children in the saloon at Gold Hill to his partner, COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET Ganiard Building, C B. Fitzgerald went to Grants Pass yes made a short stay here. Carl Phelps, and leaves soon for Harri 35 years and 9 months. pitched their camp at Ashland creek Mrs. VV. W. J. Whiteman. terday where he will join his brother Wal C. E. Nininger and family and Miss falls today for a summer outing. son Gulch, Shasta county. Ashland, Oregon, - OREGON. ter and Thomas Wyatt. The boys will 3. Duet and Chorus, “The Rustic LEE VER—At Central Point, July 19, ASHLAND, - equip themselves for a prospecting tour. Churchman are up from Ashland camping. Song ” (Rob Roy) ............. De Koven Mrs. J. Dollarhide and graud-daughter 1900, Elizabeth M. E. Leever; aged 6 T----------- Mrs. H. Snook and Mrs. L. M, Sauber, They intend to spend tbe summer in the Miss Grace Slocum and Mansfield Sor.- Carrie B. Dexter, Prof. W. H. of Denver, Mrs. Anna Zigler, went to years, 6 months and 17 days. Shop is now open. uichson of Ashland Sundayed at the springs. who have been visiting their husbands Phoenix Tuesday to visit the former’s Biskiyou mountains. TjfkA- Call and Bee his new stock of Fine engaged on the new school building, re^ Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. Nothing but First - Class Mrs. Max Pracht and Mr. and Mrs. W- turned home to Salem Tuesday, 4. “The Night Wind".................... Field daughter, Mrs. L. A. Bose. Holtt’s School, SAMPSON. B. Pracht of Ashland are occupying their Miss Lottie J. Graeber. Work turned out. Miss Loree Bartges who has been vis Watches and Clocks Repaired. Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Sutton, Geo. W. Menlo Park, 8an Mateo county, Cal. 5. Chorus, “Gloria” (12th Mass) Grain here is being hauled and stacked. cottage. iting the family of her brother, W. H. Roper and two children, Mrs. Mary ....................................................... Mozart Has new buildings, newly furnished lab A. W Silsby and family of Grants Pass Mre. C. Noonan was here Saturday on have Mrs. C. B. Dexter, Oakland, Cal., oratories and gymnasium. Beautiful sur pitched a lovely teut Lear the Iron Byers, Miss Margaret Byers and Miss Bartges, since March left Tuesday for her way to Jenny creek ranch. Gertrude Sutton left for Ashland canyon her home at Dayton, Wash. springs. Mrs. W. J. Whiteman, Denver, Col., roundings, careful supervision, home in PICTURES! fluences, is thoroughly equipped and of Ladies wrappers, shirt waists, dress Soloists. Au enterprising man was here Monday J. T. Welchons and wife of Taylor, Mo., today to camp. PICTURE FRAMES! Mies Mary Silsby, Mias Aileen Web fers superior advantages for the care and trapping mud turtles for the market. have opened up the hotel and baths and are A . G. Rockfellow returned to Ashland Skirts and summer dress goods must be traning of boys and young men. Ac ready for patronage. olosed out before fall stock begins to ar ber, Accompanists. Tuesday from a mining expedition he Mr. John Taylor was here Saturday Prof. Wilberforce J. Whiteman, credited at the universities. Tenth year Mr and Mrs. Sheridan Thornton drove and his brother took to Yakitat, on the rive. Vaupel, Norris & Drake. and commenced that day digging a cel begins August fl, 1900. Send for cat Director. a party of friends from Klamathon to the MOLDINGS coast of Alaska about 150 miles above Chas. Hosley and Geo. H. Bogue, Mgrs. Mrs. J. M. Luark and daughter Lizzie lar on the Shepherd ranch. alogue. springs one day list week. CABINET WORK Juuean, Alaska. Fortunate indeed was the management who have been visiting Ashland friends A few days the latter part of last week IRAG. HOITT, Ph. D., Principal. UPHOLSTERING Among the visitors are Mr. Boman and At Original Old Stand— Master Frank May while playing in during Chautauqua left yesterday for in securing the leadership of Prof. Wil were very hot. At one time the ther wife. Portland; Win. Marshal,Sacramento; GENERAL REPAIRING berforce J, Whiteman for training the their home at Watsonville, Cal. Mrs. Rose’s barn Tuesday evening “took mometer was noticed to register 90 deg M-. Carl aud family, Talent. MAIN STREET, OPPO. BEACH BLOCK. OF FURNITURE great chorus and the children, and his a tumble” which landed him on his Phillip Mullen, the veteran aesayer talented wife in rendering those solos, Telephone No 204. Sylvester Grow returned Monday from Mrs. O. O. Helman. Ida Tolman and right arm. The result was a compound an<j mining man, returned Monday from every oue of which was of the highest Green Spring section where he has been Mrs Hattie Blount are spending a few days fracture at the wrist, a four months prospectiug trip through quality. Stopping in the mountains for a few with their father at the springs. AT THE the Coquille and Umpqua ranges. W. 0. Grubb, First Sergeant of Com days. Prof Whiteman has resided in Denver J . B. Kirkland of the Southern Pacific ASHLAND for the last 12 years, where fie is recog office in Portland and John P. Jones, travel pany B, Second Oregon Volunteers, dur- Misses Lizzie and Laura Eastlick and UNDERTAKING PARLORS. HEAL ESTATE. ing passenger agent of the same road, were iug the Philippine campaign, is in Port Eva Pitts, who have been visiting A. D. nized as one of the finest instructors in GIVE THEM A CALL. here la«t week gathering information about land for a few days, and is registered at E M Drake, et al. to O H Veghte: inter Ferguson and family for several weeks, music in all the west. It is not too est in Pioneer store property in As hand, the mineral springs of this part of Jackson the Perkins.—Yesteiday’s Oregonian. much to say that Mrs. Whiteman ’ s sing returned home to Oro fino, Cal.( Tues I E. A. Hildreth. Jr. J.P. Sayls county for advertising summer resorts $800 00 ing will compare with that of the world’s Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Bills who have day. Frank Dodge. U 8 toO Ga-iiard; 40.09 acres in sec 6, along their lines of travel. best, at least this is the judgment of been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stone twp 36. r 3 w Dr. J. P. Easter, of Ashland, was in The life of a railroader is hard and un for some weeks returned to Dunsmuir to town Friday on his return home from some of those who have a right to say, W L McClure to E A Leeston Smith; 7 acres on east side of wM of seQ of se1-* sec romantic, all work and no plav when on day. Mr. Bills has just received the ap Coos county, where he has been looking having heard the beet and being well All work ijUaranteed. Will superintend 3 twp 3-1. r 3 w, $17 50. duty, and there are but few of the bright pointment of postmaster of Dunsmuir. after his property interests.—-Boseburg educated in music. Socially this Chris public building. tian family (for they have a son and O A C R K <’o to F H Osgood; 80 acres er lights along the way that sift through • ••• Plaindealor. in sec 25 twp 37, r 3 w, $200 00. daughter with them) has left a fine im J. C. Roberts, chief clerk in the gen the c.oudaaud cares of toil and constant Alex Orme, sheriff, to G W Doan: 26 James Hallisy, tlie railroad carpenter pression, which is morally considered a -ASZELLTXIsriD, ORE ASHLAND, OREGON. danger; but the blessings that do come eral freight auditor’s office of the South OPPOSITE PLAZA. acres in sec 14, twp 38, r 1 w. $378 00 ern Pacific lines, accompanied by his whose foot was severely cut by a falling valuable contribution to the Assembly are so zed upon and appreciated with a W H Gilbert to John M Mark; lot 6. FREIGHT AND Ashland Homestead Association. $1500 00 sincerity s *Idom found among men in mother and sister, Miss Margaret S. adz, returned to Wall creek on the Sis- Hundreds are loud in their clamor that W M Abbott to Mrs C E Rhinehart, other walks of life. Lovaltv to bis com Roberts, arrived in Ashland yesterday kiyous last Thursday from the San Fran they may return again. BAGGAGE TRANSFER, J. W. COX, Proprietor. To complete this class of entertain cisco hospital and has gone to work.' property tu Ashland. $1160 00. rades, kindness to his faruilv and faithful on a pleasure trip. ment Mrs. Dexter of Oakland, Cal., J A Morey to W D Clumpner; lot2, Har allegiance to bis friends—these are three Fireman J. B. Brown recieved a stick Engineer Chas. W. Boot, who has I I added greatly to the enthusiasm by her Wood For Sale. baugh’s subdivision, $375 00. W D Clumpne* toJo'>n Northop; lots 2. characteristics of the railroad man. All of wood on his foot while at work on En been surveying in Harney county re solos, possessing a voice of peculiar A First-Class 3, and 4. Harbaugh’s subdivision $1500 00. these were displayed upon the occasion gineer Jack Campbell’s engine Tuesday turned home to Ashland Tuesday, re musical power she rendered a class of ..Meal For Ice Delivered Daily in Season Jas Owens executor, to G W Blalock: of the recent wreck a’ Riddle. The b vs evening. The next morning his foot turning to Portland on the evening train very difficult music with splendid effect. were gathered around the injured men, Evans property in Pleasant creek district. was so badly swollen that he took the for another railroad survey in the Cas Anything yon want cooked Miss Lottie J. Graeber of San Fran $400 00 hats in hand and tbier voices lowered to noon train for his home at Dunsmuir cades. LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE to order with promptness cisco gave the elocutionary and literary H P 1H L Co to town of Medford, prop a tender whisper, speaking with all the and dispatch. All Hours. numbers to the delighj ot ail. We can erty along Bear creek, $350 50. Ex-Sheriff E. W. Gowan of Klamath i Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stone, Mr. and Mrs. softened earnestness of a woman’s voice, giving encouraging words and assur county arrived in Ashland yesterday to i Dan Stone, Mrs Frink Elliott, Miss Lena not epeak of the different numbers but MIKING LOCATIONS. Elliott, Miss Eva Goddard, Ashland, und are glad to Bay that like the music a 8 A Williams. July 12, quartz claim in ances; and a doubter as to their genuine meet Mrs. Gowan who had been at the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Bills, Dunsmuir, there was not a poor number. appreciation of a friend in need should bedside and funeral of her father, C. F. returned to town Friday from a campiug Pleasant creek district. The grand concert was an appropriate, u Piecing. May 5. quartz claim on west have heard the comments of the bovs up Hector, in San Francisco. After visit . trip to Fradenbnrgh’s Jenny Creek soda ending of the Chautauqua. Lang will branch of Elk creek. -------- o-------- on the aid given to Conductor Jas. Frater ing Ashland friends they go to Crescent ' springs. it be remembered by thegreat audience. H W Jackson. June 18, quartz claim in by Mrs J. B Riddle—“Mother Riddle” City before returning home. Geo. W. Stephenson, the expert judge The Childrens’ Chorus of 110 voices Pleasant creek dist: let. Call and get my list of properties for Mie I as thev spoke of her—who took the absent The evidences of the war in China 1 of horses, met Capt. Wainwright Friday was managed with an order and the which includes all classes and kinds, and mother ’ s place and bathed the fevered personified themselves at the depot yes at prices to satisfy anyone. W. T Beagle and C Z Bush left to assisted with the bind ages and terday afternoon. A train load of army and they took the train for Ager to in singing was executed in a way that day for Cole's on a hunting and prospect forehead, would have done credit to a chorus of spect horses at that place and in Klam My loan department is well equipped and helped the physican to care for her wound mules were en route from Cuba to Seattle ing expedition. riper years, and the children are all in I can handle money tor partiea wishing to ed boy. The world makes grave errors and a full company of the First Cavalry ath county that the government is buy love with Mr. Whiteman. invest, to tbeir advantage. oft-times in its judgment of men, and the was on the tram from San Francisco to ing for military service in the Philip We should like to speak of our splen harsh judgment sometimes passed upon Seattle. Both take steamers for China. pines and in the Orient. I represent some of the beet Fire Insur Oregon talent, which so greatly railroad men by the uninformed is one Mrs. Addie M. Colvig of Jacksonville, did ance Companies in the country and would helped all the programs, but your space of these errors, for, taken as a whole, Thad. McHatton, W. L. Townsend Mrs. Frocine Burriss of Ashland, Miss be pleased to write your property. You PAPER-HANGING they are as desirable a class of citizens and Frank Simpson were admitted to Allie Klippel of Medford. Mre. L. B. is already trespassed upon. No better ^P e T'Y ou know that what cannot afford to carry the risk yourself. pianoists are needed for any Assembly as exists in the great and growing indus* > practice the profession of barbering bv Churchill of Gold HiL and Mrs. Lydia DONE CHEAP FOR ITHE NEXT Insure against accidents—they are always trial world. Here’s to the railroad bovs, the state barbers’ commission which Dean of Grants Pass represented their than Miss Silsby or Miss Webber, nor SIXTY DAYS. happening and tbe next may bis to you. I we handle you can buy and may their prosperity increase.— I met in Ashland Monday. The members respective lodges in the grand lodge of cgn there be found a better Girl’s Quar have tbe beet and strongest company in Roseburg Plaindealer. are Sam H. Howard, of Portland, H. G. the Degree of Honor held at Salem last ter than “ours." They are always called tbe world. W. IF. FORDNEY, on for 6ong after song as long as they reasonable. Meyers of Salem and T. H. Rogers of week. will sing. Bellview. Annoancement. Oregon City. or P. 0. Box 86. There are soores almost of names of Bay Carlon, the S, P. fireman who i SPECIAL BARGAINS. A full line of patterns and spring Rev. J. T. Abbett returned yesterday was so unfortunate as to lose a limb by prominent men and women who richly stvles of Ladies and Misses costumes, from Amity. Yamhill county, where he an accident near Glendale, about two > contributed to the program in all de- New 6-room house with one asrs of land tailor made. Inspection of this depart conducted the funeral of Aunt Mary years ago, left on Sunday morning's > partments which we must forego the J^TCome and get our prices in a variety of fruit, one block from North, ment is invited. Close attention paid to Walling, Monday afternoon. She was a local to assume the position of fireman . pleasure of speaking concerning. school house. $750.06, the wishes of patrons. Don’t fail to see J sister of Gabriel Long of Ashland and on the Oswego local. He retains his i A note of appreciation and thanks was before buying. these beautiful samples and get price i came to Oregon in 1854. She was a old standing of rating which he held be ■ tendered on the last evening of the As- Six-room house on lam lot with choice fruit; good barn; Mechanic St, $760.00. before you buy. If I cannot save money ; pioneer in three states—Illinois, Wis fore being injured. Bay is a good whole i sembly by the great audience to Pres, for my patrons I do not ask for their' consin and Oregon. She was born in souled fellow and has shown the officials i G. F. Billings and Miss Rosa Dodge ?,s Fine houae and grounda ad joininc North patronage. D. A llen . Bales Agent. Ohio 83 years ago. THE that he is wilting to work; therefore they ' secretary, on tbeir faithful and success- school grounds, for sale at a bargain; no The Wanamaker Agency, DePeatt have given him a position which he can i ful work; also to Prof W. J. Whiteman. reasonaale offer refused. Block, Ashland. Let us look and plan for the next There are no better pills made than De easily fill, as the rqn is a short one, and Main St., near Bridge, Witt’s Little Early Risers. Always prompt one which has a fairly good salary.— Assembly and believe it will still be * Job printing at Record office. and certain. E.A. 8 rj >YI«. SoMbufg P laindealer. better. XXX ASALAND, DBS. Dry Goods..... Clothing, Boots & Shoes. Î1 WM. YEO & CO. GENERAL * BLACKSMITHING Horse Shoeing a Specialty. First-Class Wagon Work. VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE. REMEMBER-^ VALLEY RECORD. Ten dollars cash trade, after June 9th, with Sherwin, enables you to get a family picture enlarged free of cost. ASHLAND MEAT CO. General Dealers in Live Stock and Dressed Meats of All Kinds. Oregon. Ashland, COLEMAN BROS., Proprietors BUY SELL AND GREEN FRUITS. EDENBOWER POULTRY YARDS D. T. PRITCHARD, Watchmaker and Jeweler. . . ASHLAND TiNNING&PLUMBINGGO. Southern Oregon Meat Go. O.W. BARNARD Fresh Neats of AU Kinds Contractor and Chop House. FRUIT JARS ! We have ’em. Mason’s, Vacuums, Extra Tops, Rubbers. 25-Cents. Give Me a Call House, Sign or Buggy Painting IMffiSW PANTS Ashland Gro.Co. Record Job Department is_ - First-Claw. GEO. W. TREFÄEN
