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I.— I 9 !■■■ RAILROAD CONTRACT LKT. Miss Bertha Potter came over from Hornbrook Tuesday. Carpets at Vaupel, Norris 4 Drake s. Mrs. E. L. Fisher returned yesterday The Midland Construction Co. Let*' •ft* tbe Contract to Build to Spencer j A. McCallen left yesterday for Lake- from Shasta Springs. view. Creek to Hale ¿t Smith ot Portland.! Mrs. J E. White is visiting Mrs. J. T. W. Stephens u town visiting hi« H. Gay at Central Point. Directors Van Ho-ne, McWilliams, ‘ )W becoming the new clothes are when family. Geo. W. Owen and family left Tuesday McCall, Horn, Moore, Baldwin and they see you in one oi Hart, Schaffner Wood, of tbe O M. R. Co., and Messrs ( Mrs. Wilmer Hilt returned Friday for Pelican bay for an outfng. Thompson and Lyman, of the Midland & Marx ready-tailored suits ar fop coats, from Colee. Lines and Fred Klippel have returned Construction Co. of Chicago, signed up and you'll have the inward satisfaction of know Miss Alice Asher returned from Glen to Medford from Cape Nome. the necessary papers for the construc dale Tuesday. Mre. H. L. McWilliams went to Coles- tion of tbe new road from the S. P. line Call and see our big ing you wear the best that money can buy. The IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT a Fine to Klamath Falls. The Midland Con W. O. Johnson and wife left Tuesday tin today to remain several weeks. tt S. A M. suits are guaranteed. _ _ M Line of Fresh Clean Goods Line of SHOES. struction company then let a contract to for Crater lake. Miss May Sutton has accepted a posi Hale & Smith of Portland for the con Miss Kate Bellinger was married in tion to teach in the Grants Pass public struction of the first 66 rnilee of the road THE BEST TAILOR CAN’T BEAT school. N1NINGER BLOCK San Francisco recently. from a point on the S. P. between Horn THE FIT. AND AT NEAR DEPOT Fred Parson returned Tuesday from ( I Miss Zet Frulan went to Dunsmuir brook and Klamathon, Cal., to Spencer I Saturday to visit Miss Belle Parker two creek, Klamath county, this state. The OUR PRICES THEY’RE AS EASY TO Crary’s Pelican bay lodge. contract price is 80 cents per yard for weeks. BUY AS HALF THE COMMONPLACE. Clearance sale of summer goods at grading rock and 22 cents per yard for Mrs. Snow Willis returned to Rose grading dirt. For ballasting, $2000 per Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s. THROWN-TOGETHER CLOTHING burg Monday from a visit with Mrs. F. mile. For laying rails $400 per mile. Mias Nellie Franzen went to Grants M. Parrish. For building bridges tl e price is $20 per that has neither style, shape nor jood workman' Pass Friday to visit friends. ITT ALL BRANCHES Mrs. I. L. Hamilton was up from thousand feet of lumber consumed. He Miro Elsie Patterson goes to Colestin Hotel Nash, Medford, Tuesday, on a is allowed until Oct. 1, 1901, to complete ship to recommend it to orrow for her vacation. the work. business trip. John Hale expects to start the work New invoice of art squares and rugs at O. R. Garner and wife left for Duns about the first oj this October. Ho is Opera House Furniture Store. muir today where be will work in the winding up his contracts for the govern Mrs. J. S. Sims of Central Point is machine shops. ment jetty work at Gray’s Harbor, visiting relatives at Klamathon. Wilmer Poley and bride, formerly Wash., and has 2400 men at work, 450 Lee Bailey of Sacramento is visiting Miss Georgia Parker, arrive from Coos of whom are Japanese. county tomorrow. The construction of the road to Spen bis aunt, Miss Jennie Barnum. cer covers the principal timber Renas Hamilton and wife returned to and creek James Helms of Talent is visiting his lumber interests and will also get Medford Monday from a visit of several former home down in old Virginia. the stock shipments and the tourist bus days in Ashland. Spring Street, Ashland, Ore. iness. They are also contemplating plac Mrs. J. J. O’Neil and eon left Tuesday C. G. Griffith and G. E. Ingersoll, of ing steamere on the Klamath lakes to for Portland on a visit to relatives. the Ashland mine, returned yesterday co-operate with their railroad. Mrs. Chas. Holmes returned yesterday from Auburn, Cal. Klamath Falls people and some other from a visit with her mother at Grants well-to-do people in that county have Mrs. VV. V. Lippincott and daughter Pass. ii given the company any encourage left Medford today to spend the winter not ment. Of the $150,000 subsidy asked Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tyrer were over in Southern California. only about $17,000 was raised. This ia from Klamath river this week visiting NEIL CREEK KLAMATH FALLS. Misses Virgie Woodford and Mae Ross, quite likely tbe reason the contract is friends . Mrs. Wm. Constant of Fort Klamath is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neil made the Ed. Warner and J. H. Norris of Med not let to Klamath Falls. Th»y can very sick. J. H. Huff er, jr., came up from Jack ford spent Sunday at Colestln. old home a visit Sunday. now take any route to Eastern Oregon L H. Biehn is constructing a residence sonville yesterday en route to Klamath The late rain has been a benefit to Gordon Jacobs, the athlete and swift from Spencer creek. county. in Brooks’ addition. ASHLAND. Or., Thursday, Aug 23, 1900 Neil creek farms anckgardeas. - - ’ baseball pitcher of Henley, is visiting Van Scoy—Bro w a. S. A. Parker and family are taking Ashland and Jacksonville this week. L. Biehn, mason, is repairing the county W. H. Shepherd and wife of Emigrant vault, re-painting and plastering. the Crater lake trip and will return via At noon Wednesday, August 22,1900, C6NTIIAL POINT. were visiting friends on Neil creek this H. L. McWilliams and L. W. Van-' l at tbe residence of tbe bride’s parents, Miss Myrtle Morgan went to Klamath Rogue river. week. Horne leave for Portland tonight. The Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Eagle Point, Capt. Ship has moved to Rogue river Hot Springs Tuesday, where she will be Victor Holt left Eugene Saturday for latter goes East on O. M. R. business. below Tolo to work en toe dredger. Mrs. William Taylor and Mrs. Fergus employed. Paul E. Van Scoy of Montague, California, WraDgle, Alaska, to teach in the govern were visiting relatives in the community Mrs. Mamie Dunn and son arrived and Charlotte Brown of Eagle Point, J. G. Pierce has moved into the Worden ment school. Rev. Geo. W. Black and family of last week. from California Tuesday to pay a visit Rev. W. T. Van Scoy officiating. The house on Conger ave., recently purchased Burna were here last week en route H. B. Mathewson of Ft. Jones was in to her folks, Henry Judge and family. bride was dressed in white organdie and Dan Walker who is now visiting in by him. home. Ashland this week with a load of Scott j tbe groom in plain black. The guests Klamath county, expects to return home Klamath lodge, No. 137, 1. O. O. F , has Geo. W. Blodgett, who is doing the N. Stidham, who was reported last were all relatives. Many valuable pres purchased the Leavitt property, opposite Valley cheese. t assaying at the Gold Standard mine ents week in a critical condition with hemor this week. were given. To Mrs. Brown belongs A. F. HUNT. the court house. J. L. THORNTON. WM. 8T0RM. Miss Nora McKinney came op from near Jacksonville, came up Tuesday for the credit Grandpa Neil has been quite poorly rhage, is improving slowly. of a most excellent and bounte Attorney Geo. W. Trefren and party of Gold Hill Friday and is a guest at the a few days. the past week. Is troubled with eczema ous dinner and to Mr. Brawn the dis Mrs. Messner, who had a severe siege on his limbs. Ashland came down from Pelican on Ashland House. W. T. Kane and family, S. L. Bennett play of the old time hospitality of the of the measles a short time ago, is at the steamer Tuesday to visit the Falls. John Johnson arrived from Etna, Cal., and family,Rev. T. L. Crandall and Mr. house. The bride and groom will spend Mr. Rummels and family are now Bybee sulphur spring ou Evans creek. M. Foster, from Michigan, has bought Tuesday to visit his mother and friends McKinney of Medford are taking the i three weeks visiting in the valley, and moving to the O. T. Brown place, which an A. acre of ground at Spencer creek and is for a few days. Married, at the residence of Wm. they have rented. Crater lake tour. about September 10, they will begin house- constructing a general store building. Owens, on Dry creek, by A. S. Jacobs, , keeping at Montague, Calif arnii, w here Mrs. Eugene A. Sherwin returned W. H. Kincaid of Neil creek, who is Mrs- G. W. Gabriel, mother of the Justice of thé Peace, A. R. Brown aud Klamath County enjoyed a fine shower ■ now visiting his mother in Iowa, writes on Monday and Tuesday, which will be Tuesday from a two weeks’ vacation at book-keeper of the Oregon & Montreal Mr. Van Scoy has a position with tbe 8. Lydia E. Owens. j that Oregon is good enough for him. Co., arrived from Seattle today on a visit. P. Co., as day operator. They have the beneficial to the fail range, as well as roads. Pelican bay lodge. best wishes of many friends. Rev. Mr. Cole and wife, Seventh Day | Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hildreth, er., and S. T. Summers, our competent sheriff, Miss Nettie Tharp, one of Jackson Fred Engle, Otto Miller. Fred Robley, Adventists, are holding evening meet will begin harvesting his second crop of Mr. and Mrs. Buel Hildreth are camp Alvah Danielson and E. M. Miller re ings in a tent. The attendance is not county’s popular teachers, was visiting alfalfa The Ashland Young Women’s Chris- week, which will probably ag ing at Pelican bay. at the home of Rev. Wallace last week. gregate next turned yesterday from Pelican bay. very large as yet. 10C0 tons. tian Temperance Union was organized Mrs. Ira A. Phelps of Scio, Linn Co., J. C. Neil who has been in Klamath Mrs. L A. Ferguson and two daughters the past week with the following officers: Miss Roberta Rippey was awarded the C. D. Wilson, C. L. Parrish and John situation in the Central Point public the past month, was called home by Bonner went out to 8pencer creek Monday visited her sister, Mrs. B. R. Willits, in of Medford went to Colestin Tuesday to Kittie Wells, president; Nellie Crocker, Ashland this week. visit the husband who is foreman of a recording secretary; Leora Hughes, school made vacant by the resignation telegram, on account of the illness of his to examine their body of timber lands. father-in-law, Rev. Hummer of Ashland. railroad carpenters crew there. corresponding secretary; Lizzie Will of Miss Stella Stidham. Dave Wiles, Earl Roach, Mark True, Work has begun on the new M. E. church, iams, treasurer; Anna Luster, vice James Pate and Mr. Hendricks left Mon The Mormon Elders have been doing corner 3d and Main street ’ , opposite city Owen Short of Ashland son of Thos. Dr. J. Hinkle and wife left Wednesday president-at-large, with following vice ball, which, when completed, will be a day for Crescent City. what they call Mission work on Neil Short, and Miss Minnie Neushaum of for the East to visit their people in presidents for churches: Methodist, handsome structure. creek lately. They held service at the Lake creek, were married at the resi Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. They went Mre. W. H. Burns and children left school house Sunday evening one week The contract iur the construction of the Tuesday to visit relatives at Gates, Linn dence of Rev. W. B. Moore, the officiat Gertrude Jeffery; Presbyterian, Ella on the Canadian Pacific. ago. But we learn the service was poor O. M. R. R. having only been let to Spen county, and at Portland. ing minister, in Medford Monday. They Jacks; Congregational, Lucinda Spen Isaac Williams, the liveryman, is now ly attended. cer creek, some of our townspeople are are making their home in this city and cer; Christian, Anna Luster; Baptist, looking down in the mouth, fearing that S. Rosenthal has bought the Harbaugh are receiving the best wishes of their Myrtle Porter; Episcopal, Lousie Whit the proprietor of tbe Central Point Miss Evan8 of Scott valley, who has the road will not come to Klamath Falls. stock of goods at Medford and is moving ! friends. ney. Entertainment committee—Kittie Hotel, J. Montgomery retiring to t>ia been visiting Mrs. Rummel and family, them to his Gold Hill store. Wells, Anna Luster, Leora Hughes. farm on the desert in Mound precinct. There was quite a sensation in the Justice has returned to her home. Ed. Williams, formerly of Ashland, The Y. W. C. T. U., assisted by the court last Monday. A Mr Butler had war The eteel bed has come to stay. Large Hoitt’a School, Mrs. Hubbard of California is visiting rants issued for Hattie B.. his wife, and one assortment direct from the factory at and whose father. W. W. Williams, was W. C. T U , give a reception at Chau engaged in the dray business here a tauqua tabernacle tomorrow (Friday) Coshaw, who had decamped from some Menlo Park, San Mateo county, Cal. W. R. Kincaid’s family. She and Mrs where together. The parties were arrested Opera House Furniture Store. number of years ago, has been here for , evening, to all the pledge signers. There All Kinds of Evaporated Fruits. Canned Fruits Extra Morris think soon of going to Washing Has new buildings, newly furnished lab near Fort Klamath. On trial of the case, Masters Allen and Willie Ferguson an Omaha house which is selling grocer will be refreshments. ton. Standards. Our Canned Tomatoes are the Best. no evidence was produced sufficient to com went to Montague Tuesday to visit their ies along the line of the railroad. His oratories and gymnasium. Beautiful sur roundings, careful supervision, home in Lieut. J. E. Thornton and Lewis Stan mit, and it was dismissed. father now lives at The Dalles. brother, Constable Frank Miles. Mre. Rose Cardwell Fitch, who former fluences, is thoroughly equipped and of ley and friends were at Kingsbury’s Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Sutton leave on ly resided in Jacksonville, has been mar September Jury List. Miss Susie Cullen of Yreka who has fers superior advantages for the care and Springs Sunday evening. They heard a been visiting J. W. Conant’s family in next Wednesday on a visit to their old ried to a naval officer. A dispatch to trailing of boys and young men. Ac panther but were without their cannon. K W Starr, Medford. home in the East. Their itineracy in the 8. F. Call, dated Aug. 9th, speaking Ashland, returned home yesterday. William Stewart, Boxy. credited at the universities. Tenth year cludes relatives at their old home in of the matter, says: A most remarkable SAMPSON. C M Poley, Ashland. begins August 6, 1900. Send for cat Henry Pape, formerly of Jacksonville, Butler county, Penn., in West Virginia J W Merritt, Central Point. alogue. Haying on Hiatt prairie is finished. has started the Northwestern Elk at Sal and a visit with Mr. Sutton’s mother in sequel to the Macrae-Hall wedding of EGGS FOR HATCHING W E Conner, Ashland. yesterday occurred at Mare island today, IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., Principal. em in the interest of the B. P. O. E. H I Whited. Ashland. Marietta, Ohio. They will be absent when Mrs. Rose C&rdwell Fitch and Dr. B. R. Freeland is in from over ----- FROM----- Alex Thompson, Jacksonville. the mountain. Arthur C. Lawrence left for Ashland from two to three months. Lieutenant Commander Walter 8. Hugh Jacob Thompson, Ashland. WIMER. last night after an over-Sunday visit Col. C. J. Holt, who finished a series es, U. 8. N., were married at the home William Fox, Ashland. Horses for the cavalry were to be in 8moky days and cool nights. ( spected with his family.—Salem Statesman. ( of temperance meetings in Ashland this of Col. Muse of the Marine Corps. The Grant Rawlings, Climax. Wednesday at Helms. O E Rose, Applegate W. A VanGoethem is having quite a Mrs. J. W. Lauchlan returned Tues week, left yesterdav for Grants Pass to story runs that the couple were engaged BREEDER OF HIGH-CLASS POULTRY. Al Hopkins has been on tbe sick list Fred Barnebure, Medford. lot of winter wood chopped. day from the afflicted home of her sister, ' begin meetings there. He will return before, and had become estranged, part W A Patrick. Ashland. for awhile but is now able to be around. ed and had not held any communication to Ashland in the fall. Have mated three grand pens ofBarred P. Rocks the Cal. Hughes family at Hornbrook. 1 Chas White, Woodville. The forests are afire here on all sides more than a year. They met at the A band of mules and horses passed aggs, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, pr 13. 8. O. B. Leghorns Frank Davis. Meadows. E. B. Haney, the Star Gulch placer for of us, and all we can see is smoke. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Silsby went to wedding of Miss Macrae and Lieut. Hall, here the other day from over the moun Geo. Lewis, Jacksonville. and Black Minorca*, $1.00, pr 13. Black Lengthen, accompanied by his wife aud however, and a reconciliation was effect Dunsmuir yesterday to spend two weeks miner, 1 Ed Shipley, Sams Valley. Albert Owens, we are sorry to chron tain. 1 set, $1.00, 2 set, $1.50. My birds only lacked one daughter. Miss Edna Haney of Tacoma, ed, which resulted in the wedding of to with their son, Chas. 8ilsby, and family. ! J W Ingram, Willow Springs. icle, is indisposed at present writing. point at Oregon State 8bow of being as/good as Wash., visited Ashland yesterday. John Dosier went to Buck Rock Mon T H Gilson, Medford. day, all of which happened inside of 24 The Medford ice plant has quit its Address, IE _A_. .JEC TUTU’S ZE, Roseburg, Oregon. Miss Laura Carter wears a bright day to do repair work on his house J R Casey. Ashland. Mrs E. C. Galey and family and H. hours. night shift and Engineer Reuben Daw smile this week. Wonder what is the where he expects to move soon. Wm Ray, jr.. Union. C. Galey returned yesterday from Crater left Tuesday for Klamathon to secure ' W C Daley, Lake Creek. cause? We had a refreshing thunder shower Ireuis Soule, of Little Shasta, aged work. 1 lake via Rogue river route. Geo W Barron, Barron. Miss Sheen began a three month’s late Tuesday evening which laid the ' H. C. Shearer. Medford. Dr. D. M. Brower and family and nearly 25 years, died rather suddenly The residence on the farm of John term of school in the Beers district last dust and drove away the smoke. yesterday, while being conveyed to his Wm Myer, Dunn. $ • Holton on Wagner creek was destroyed Louis Werth and family returned yester home from Antelope in Butte Creek H R Von der He'en. Eagle Poiut. Monday. day from their Pelican bay and Crater Mr Meyers, a mining man who was by fire Tuesday. It was occupied by J. ' John W White, Union. valley, where he bad been camping out lake trip via Rogue river. John Hillis and family of Center Flat in this section a few months ago, was Yarbraugh. U A Pruett. for his health in company with his wife were visiting friends at Wimer last here Monday looking over the mines. Horace Pelton, 8ams Valley. Beqton Bowers and wife and Geo. W. and others of Little Shaeta. He died on Mr. and Mrs. R. Boyker, who have J H Whipple, Woodville. Saturday. Miss Lillian Taylor arrived recently been visiting her folks in Ashland, left Barron and Mrs. Gertrude Barclay re the road near Hart’s residence, about D L Minkler, Ashland. H. BOIVIN, Manager. A. C. Manning has returned from the from Cal. to visit her parents on Samp Tuesday afternoon for their home at turned yesterday from Crater lake. five miles from his home, and had been mines and is now working for Mr. Van son creek, Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor. Dawson City. in failing health for some time past W. M. Shiveley of Phoenix, Arizona, Fats Defeat Leans. Goethem. stomach trouble. Deceased was a COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET Ganiard Building, Wm. Ireland of Scio, Willamette val S. H. Dunlap and family of Talent are who has been visiting Ashland relatives, from The celebrated game Friday afternoon native of Little 8hasta, and married a Mrs. Megley, of Woodville, was on our ley, was here Monday looking for a sit resulted as below. There was a fantas preparing to visit in Willamette valley left yesterday for Portland. Ashland, Oregon, - OREGON. daughter of ex-Senator 8. H. Holt of ASHLAND, - streets yesterday with a load of fine uation for winter quarters. He was for tic parade and performance to the ball and tbe state of Washington and may Mrs. Julia Miles and Claud Miles and Ashland, Or., about 9 months ago. The watermelons. merly of this valley and is out for the ?¡rounds that came near equaling a street locate there. i Geo. Parson returned Friday from a many friends of the bereaved young Shop is now open. air. H. 8. Evans and D. L. Minkler Jesse Neathamer, one of our energetic benefit of his health. Conductor Eugene H. Bristow came month’s outing at Dead Indian Springs. widow and relatives ot the family sin Call and see bis new stock of Fine were captains and J. E. Thornton and out from Portland Friday and with bis There were as high as 52 campers at cerely sympathise with them in their Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. farmers, seems to be quite happy this Sampson, Or., Aug. 21,1900. Nothing but First - Class P. W. Paulson scorers. The proceeds wife is now spending a vacation at these springs at a time. week. What is the cause? School ma’m. sad and untimely loss of a worthy hus Work turned out. netted the library $102. SAMS VALLEY. Watches and Clocks Repaired. Shasta Springs. S. Patterson, wife and daughters, Rosa band, son, and exemplary citizen highly W. A. VanGoethem, our genial mer The following is the score of tbe game: Charles Fitzgerald is quite ill with tbe chant, made a business trip to the “Pass” David Rummel of Climax who has and Lillie, Mrs. I. N. Shook and daugh reepected by all.—Yreka Journal, Aug. LCAN R O just recovered from a siege with the ter, and Mrs. E. B. Barron and daughter 17. vat R O yesterday. He says the roads are very Grippe. He is somewhat improving we PICTURES! Storm, p............. 5 0 Edelhoff, p....... 1 2 measles, left Tuesday for Klamathon left Monday for Crater lake. are glad to say. dusty. 2 2 Smith, c..............2 2 Loomis c Job printing of all kinds promptly PICTURE FRAMES! to work in the saw mill. If you want your tire set without done at reasonable prices at the R ecobd Mrs. W. E. Stacy went to Grants Pass Alford, lb...........5 0 McConnell, lb .2 1 Rev. Bishop, who has been visiting “ dishing ” the wheels, have Emil Peil 1 ' " Norris, 2b ‘ ..2 1 with J. C. Williams’ family, returned to Thursday. She returned home Sat Ku ban ks, 2b..... 4 Ringling Bros’, show will play at Med office. We turn out only first-class work ..1 3 ford Monday, Sept. 10. After leaving do it. * • ••• his ranch near the “Pass” yesterday. urday. She went on her wheel. Its no Winter, 3b.......... 3 1 May, 3b.. __________ 1 3 3 8torey,ss Briggs, cf ............ 1 M0LDING8 Miss Ruby Williams accompanied him trouble nowdays to go on a wheel since Portland they play only at Salem, Med H. G. McKinley, a timber land cruiser Holmes, rf ........ 2 0 3 " ' Kinney, rf .......... 1 we have got a net-work of first class CABINET WORK OPPOSITE PLAZA. for a week's visit with Mrs. Bishop. of La Cross, Wis., D. W. Tarplay of 2 h bodes. If........2 2 ford and Redding, Cal. Vaupel, If ........ 3 wheel roads all over the country. UPHOL8TERING Carter, ss........... 3 2 Wagner, cf........2 1 John McCarvel and Hugh Stevens Ladies wrappers, shirt waists, dress Salem and J. H. Griffin of Saginaw, GENERAL REPAIRING 1 Kershaw, c ....0 0 Brown, p. .......... 0 Mich., left Ashland for Klamath county went out rusticating one day la9t week. Robert Flemming who has been in skirts and summer dress goods must be OF FURNITURE They did not remain in the mountains Klamath county during the summer Long, c................0 0 Seven acres of land on Bou J. W. COX, Proprietor. closed out before fall stock begins to ar Tuesday. long, and informed U9 that game was came home Saturday. He siys Klam 15 15 rive. Vaupel, Norris & Drake. D. N. Davis, who was in from his 2T 15 levard, two miles from town; plentiful, but it would require more skill ath is a cool place but the sun gets too Green Springs mountain place yesterday, 1 2 3 4 5 Innings— Lost- On Oak street, between livery hot there for Bob when it throws its Eats........................ AT THE full hunters than themselves to kill it. fenced and all set to fruit A First-Class 8 11 4 4 0—27 stable and Miller Sutton’s, Aug. 21, sil reports that there were 13 rattlesnakes ASHLAND ..Meal For 4 2 * 4 2-15 ver watch, open face, Hampden move killed on his place this summer, and that “Doc.” Oden returned last week from weight on a hay stack where he is Lean3 ................... trees ; apples, pears, peaches, UNDERTAKING PARLORS. none were allowed to escape. They a three weeks’ visit with relatives and stacking. ment. Reasonable reward for return to Anything yon want cooked plums and cherries—best va were adorned with from seven to 17 rat Tom Wyatt, Walter and Charles Fitz TOLMAN’S. friends in and about Roseburg. He says this office. to order with promptness tles. he has not seen them for twenty years. gerald returned home Saturday. They rieties. Trees just in their C. E. Nininger and family are camped and dispatch. All Hours. Wm. Fox who took Capt. Ormsby and Mr. Oden had a very pleasant time dur onnd some very good prospects in placers here now. E. A. Hildreth. Jr. J.P. Sayle Mrs. John Murphy, sr . Mrs. Geo. M. Ranger J. R. Wick to Pelican bay last prime. ing hie sojourn, but is glad to get home while in the Siskiyous. The boys think Frank Dodge. Eaton and babe, Mrs. John Sells and week returned Sunday with the Grants BartChapman and two gentlemen were it would require too much capital for their again. further particular« write to, or in Pas9 party—Jennings, Calhoun, Clem children, M re. Fredricks and the Bowers For sack to make it profitable on account here Sunday. quire of children, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Evans and Threshing is the order of the day, but of there being so many large boulders ens and Bartlett. children, who have been outing at Coles Mr. and Mrs. Gurnea of Medford are most of our farmers are through at pres W. S. Charles and family of Topeka, tin, returned home to Ashland Friday camping here. ent writing. The output per acre is very to move. Kan , who have been visiting Medford and Saturday. J. L. Rowe and family and Wm. small in thiff community this year. Josh Blaine Klum was a visitor here the relatives several months, left for Los- Abstracting, Real Estate and Neathamer had the largest crop. He Smith have gone to the buckle berry past two Sundays. Mrs. Johnson of San Francisco who ASHLAND, OREGON. Angeles yesterday. If not suited there ATTENTION ! Insurance, Ashland, Ore. had about 900 bushels, about 600 bushels patch. Horace Pelton, R. Flemming. has been spending the summer with her they will locate in Ashland. Ernest Hicks and family and Mrs. E. R. Cardwell and wife will start today less than his usual crop. daughter, Mrs. J. C. Eubanks, left for The 9tb Annual Reunion of the Old FREIGHT AND and Mr. Robertson and family will go Sarah Myer picniced here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hazen aid home Monday. Mre. Eubanks and in Soldiers and Sailors will be held at Wimer, Oregon, Aug. 20, 1900. BAGGAGE TRANSFER. next week. The fact is if you want to Mrs. Wm. Myer and two children, children came in from Klamath Falls fant will move back to San Francisco visit Sams Valley people you will have Mrs. Andra, child and mother, Mrs. Monday. He runs the Exchange Livery next month. Ashland, Ore., Sept. 10-15, ’00 Circuit Court. to go to the huckleberry mountain. Wood For Sale. stables and returned this week. The Barnes, have a cottage here now. •< Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaupel and daugh Actions have been instituted in the others remain to put up fruit. The members of the G. A. R. and W- It. Henry Schaefer received some painful ter Leta returned Monday from their east Hon. W. K. Price was up from Tolo C. are expected to be present enthusiastic Ice Delivered Daily in Season Jackson county circuit court as follows : Chas. High was over from Picard, Cal., ally bent on making this reunion memor L Solomon vs Flora Welch et al; suit bruises one day last week while at this week visiting his wife ana two nieces. returning yesterday with his daughter, ern visit. Mr. Vaupel purchased a fine tempting to jump from a wagon to assist He will vote for W. J. Bryan this year. big stock of goods for the two stores of able in the history of our association for its to foreclose mortgage. Miss Daisy High, who has been visiting success. LAW, LAND A LOAN OFFICE W J VanSchny ver A Co vs C F Young; his father who was in trouble with a I A party of young people ascended Mt. Ashland relatives. He will start up hie Vaupel, Norris & Drake and possessing All soldiers of the Spanish War are to team. Henry in his hurry got caught on a thorough understanding of the needs action to recover money. Tolman Monday ana planted an Ameri be considered Old Soldiers and are cordially threshing machine in that district next of the trade the public will surely be John F White vs O Harbaugh and wife; the brake staJff which caused him to fall can flag on a pole. They returned in a week. urged to be present. on the hard road. In the fall he received pleased. action to recover money. All Old Confederate Soldiers and Sailors hurry on account of a storm. a slight rupture as well as other painful The Jessie Shirley company have re Hon. Louis Bailey, a retired merchant are cordially invited to join in our festiv organized in San Francisco for a tour of 1 Sanborn, Ind., and his daughter, ities and to bring their families. The wolf in the fable put on sheep's cloth bruises. Stock for Sale. the coast. Marie Baker, C. F. Ralston, Ample lunds have been raised to insure rs. Maud Wilcox of Indianapolis, who ing because it he traveled on his own rep Mart Perry returned home last Friday full and complete success. 40 head of cattle mostly dairy cows, W. R. Abram and Geo. D. McQuarrie, ave been visiting Ashand relatives, utation he couldn’t accomplish his purpose. from Portland where he went a short ■ o-------- The usual course of entertainment will Counterfeiters of DeWitt's Witch Hazel time ago to receive medical treatment. some beef. For further particulars in who were with them in Ashland, remain rs. M. Woods and children, left for be given, including Music. Speeches. Camp Call and get my list of properties for sale Salve couldn’t sell their worthies* salves on in the troupe. quire of ome Sunday. fires. which includes all classes sud kinds, and their merits, so they put them in boxes and The physicians at that place claim that C. E. W hite , Hon. C. B. Watson will deliver tbe ad at prices to satisfy anyone. C. E. Asher and family of Fall river, wrapperslike DeWitt’s. Lookout for them. his disease was the effects of the Grippe A new carload of fine buggies, wagons, Woodville, Ore. dress of welcome. Take only DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, which Mr. Perry had a severe attack of Sherman Stanley of Dunsmuir, John bolster springs and plows for sale, at My loan department is well equipped end Everybody is invited to join us, for en it cures the piles and all akin disease*. - some months ago and also to heavy lift Stanley of McCloud, are up from Cali Emil Peil’s. * Ileliglou* Item«. I can handle money for parties wishing to joyment and pleasure. E. A. S hmwix . ing. But not the Brights disease as had fornia and Chas. Stanley of Yoncolla, The people ot Ashland and vicinity will invest, to their advantage. Mrs. H. L. Whited gives a lea at ber The usual seivices at the M. E. Church 1 have all been in Ashland visiting Mr. been claimed by his physician here. asstst in providing entertainments in which home tomorrow from 4 to 7 p. tn., in honor next Sunday. All are cordially invited. 1 and Mrs. Tyra Stanley. I represent some of the best Fire Insur the schools and business men will join of Miss Charlotte Colton, The amiable Tom Pankey and wife made a flying J. T. Abbott. Pastor. ance Companies in the country and would There is no place in Oregon better fitted young lady is soon to be married and the Henry Reed and family returned re trip to Jacksonville and Medford one day for such festivities than Ashland with its be pleased to write your property. You date and name of the gentleman are ex- last week. Tom had not been in town Tfae lightning just preceeding the rain cently from a visit to his home in Louis pected to be disclosed to ber girl friends on J^”You know that what unrivaled shade, water and pure air. The cannot afford to carry the risk yourself. more than thirty minutes when he was Mooda/evenl7gJ8 truck a largs shed con- ville, Kentucky, and after visiting the this occasion. It ia surmised that the name grove will be lighted with electricity and I usure against accidents—they sr* always furnished with every convenience. landed in the county jail by Sheriff uini , 70 ton8s o( hay On the Butler & Helman-Applegate families moved to of the fortunate young man is Frank Shide- we handle you can buy The city will be decorated with arches happening and the next may be to yea. I Orme. Bv some crook or another Tom Btock ranch at The CoVe 12 Gold Hill Tuesday where he will go into ler, formerly of Medford and now a drug bunting, evergreens and electric disp'ays. have the best and strongest oompany ia gist in Los Angeles. got out and the way he cut dust for home mileg £agt o{ A(lhland entailing a total the confectionary and cigar business. the world. Free Soup and Coffee will be furnished. reasonable. V«-. The hay «« w.ih Wper Alex. Martin, sr., and Geo. W. Stephen Conduttor Harry Engwicht, of the Parades and music to delight spectator*. running a milk wagon once in * larger t0Q 7The wind blowing hard in an Up San Francisco-Del Monte passenger run son brought in 110 head of horses and mules A day will be given to each Post, which SPECIAL BARGAINS town than any in this country he made direction and the heavy ram visited his brother in Ashland from Fri from Klamath county the first of the week will arrange it* own program. By order of the whole town take water, but he could gftved tjie main barn and house from day to Monday. Mrs. M. F. McCombe which were inspected Tuesday by Capt. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. New fi room house with one acre of land Wainwright, U. 8. A. There were 38 not make b her iff Orme take water. flMtmctinn. v Cninmiafiionpr destruction. Count County Commissioner O. G. of San Francisco visited her sister, Mrs. mules. in a variety of fruit, one block from North Geo. L. Chase, Young Arant, Har jp^Come and get our prices S. Butler was on the place at the time. Geo. EDgwicht, Friday and Saturday. school house. $750.06. ry Mitchell, Oliver Sly and a Spaniard were Tbe quicker you stop a cough or cold the . less danger there will be of fatal lung trouble. before buying. Bishop Moore of tbe Methodist Church tbe buccaroos who brought them in. The county clerk has issued license to Six-room house on large lot with choice One Minut*Cough Cure is tbe only barm marry to A. R. Brown and Lydia E. is reported ss saying in an interview: Millions will be spent in politics this year. fruit; good barn; Mechanic St. $750.00. less remedy that gives immediate results. Owens; also to Paul E. Van Scoy, son of “This Chinese war is simple a ploughing We can’t keep th- campaign going without You will like it. E. A. S hxrwix . any more tbaG we can keep the Fine bouse and ground* adjoining North W. T. Van Scoy, and Miss Lottie Brown of tbe field fcr the Gospel.” Is “Peace money THE body vigorous withont food. Dyspestics school ground*, for sale at a bargain; no Pap Jamieson, the veteran brakeman of Eagle Point; also to Owen Short of on earth, good will toward men” to be used to starve themselves. Now Kodol reasonaale offer refused. on the S. P., went to the bay this after Phoenix aud Miss Minnie Nosbaum of advanced bv “ploughing tbe field” with Dyspepsia Cure digest* what you eat and cannon halls and cultivating it with bayo allows you to eat all the good food you noon for his annual bath in the great Lake creek. Main BL, near Bridge. nets? The Gospel was not originally want. It radically cures all stomach Pacific. Pap deserves an outing.—Al A8ALAMD, ORE Job printing at the R kqud office. planted in thu way. troubles. X. A. Banwix. bany Democrat. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. UR FRIENDS WILL TELL YOU Dry Goods..... Clothing, Boots & Shoes. WM. YEO & CO. GENERAL * BLACKSMITHING Horse Shoeing a Specialty. First-Class Wagon Work. VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE. VALLEY RECORD. REMEMBER.^ 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. Ashland, Oregon. COLEMAN BROS>, Proprietors GREEN FRUITS. EDENBOWER POULTRY YARDS D. T. PRITCHARD Watchmaker and Jeweler. ASHLAND TINNING&PLUMBINGCO. Restaurant and Chop Bouse. FOR SALE 25-Cents. Give Me a Call W. A. Patrick & Son, SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FRUIT JARS! We have ’em. Mason’s, Vacuums, Extra Tops, Rubbers MVISmUSS&CB3 Bornia PANTS Ashland Gro.Co. GEO. W.TREFREN Record Job Department is First-Class.
