K
A COLD RECEPTION.
THE METHODISTS ARE IN TOWN.
THE O. M ’S CONNECTIONS.
A New Order.
The Fraternal Brotherhood met in Odd
Fellows Hall Friday evening Sept. 14.
The escoit duty was somewhat of an in­
ovation and delighted the invited guests
for the perfect manner in which it was
accomplished. The young ladies taking
part are to be highly praised for their ef­
ficient work. Then came the obligating
of new members which was imposing and
effective. Certainly the organizers are
to be commended.
The regular order of business was sus­
pended and an entertainment was in­
dulged m, which was of a class rarely
seen here, after which all partook of re­
freshments. This lodge has a member­
ship of over 100 in Ashland. Following
are the officers elected:
Mistletoe lodge No. 147, Fraternal
Brotherhood: James Riley, president;
Matt E.Riley, past president; Geo. Irwin,
vice president; Callie B. Long, chaplain;
Mrs. E. Palmer, secretary; Mrs. Louise
Roberts, treasurer; Mrs. Nancy C. Cole,
master-at-arms; Mrs. Jennie Irwin, ser
geant-at-arms; Lucinda Weedon, lodge
deputy; J. 8. Parson, lodge physician;
Helen Bolton, musician ; Escorts, Nancy
Cole, Lora Booth, Luella Mdler, Pearl
Weedon, Augusta Gabbush, Elzan Booth,
Mary L. Swab, Irene McConnell.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!
Tbe
Ashland Gives the Oregon Preen Tbe 48th Annual Conference of the ' A Redding Paper Names
Burlington
Route
and
Sends
It
Oregon M. E. Church Cordially
Association the Marble Heart and
The Latest
Through
Eastern
Oregon,
Down
Welcomed to the Granite City.
Klondike Glare.—A Discreditable
the
Klamath
River
and
to
Ban
Affair.
The members of the Oregon M. E.
L adies ’ W raps , F urs , etc .
F ull L ine of U nderwear ,
Francisco.
- The Oregon Press Association at their Church conference flocked to town in
large
bodies
Monday
and
Tuesday,
the
meeting in Astoria last year voted to
Redding Free Press. ]
F ine S tock of S hoes .
hold their annual meeting in Ashland noon train on the latter day bringing
The promoters of the new Oregon Mid­
Sept. 19 and 20, 1900. The people of Bishop Andrews and the largest number land Rail way between Klamath Falls,Or­
Ashland who assume to be its represent­ of them. The citizens of the town were ( egon, and a point on the main line near
ative citizens at all times when their at the trains with carriages and each per­ Hornbrook, Siskiyou county, give abun­
,
vanity or selfish interest prompts them son assigned to the respective home was dant
evidence of their intention to build
(
road without delay.
to make a move were as utterly uncon­ promptly taken hold of and given a cor- the
QUR Fall Stock has been carefully selected,
cerned and as cold-blooded and dumb as dial reception by the host. The work of
All the larger mill firms of Northern
a bivalve toward tbe event. The result satisfactorily assigning such a large body ( California and Southern Oregon have
xnnroFJi block
was that only about 35 members arrived of strangers is no easy task and the resi- | been invited to submit bids on quantities
Is larger and more varied than ever before.
NEAR DEPOT
in their Pullman car from Salem on yes­ dent pastor, Rev. J. T. Abbett, is to be , of ties which they can turn out with ex­
congratulated
upon
the
thorough,
syste
­
terday noon’s train. No arrangements
pedition. Coggins Brothers, for in­
,
whatever were made by Ashland toward matic and happy manner in which he stance,
have been asked an estimate on
meeting them ; they cared for themselves planned and completed the first import­ 70,000 ties to be furnished in the near fu­
, ture.
at the hotels. In the afternoon a few ant duty to the visiting'strangers.
Tuesday evening the large M. E.
modest citizens out of humiliation for
The most important development of
IJST ALL BRANCHES.
,
the town took several of them about the Church building was crowded to listen this
railroad building, however, is evi­
to
the
formal
reception
of
the
Conference.
,
city and to the baths. The members of
dence to indicate that the Oregon Mid­
the Association closed up their annual It opened with prayer by Rev. S.E. Mem- land which will traverse a rich timber
,
business by 9 o’clock p. m. and retired to inger. Presiding Elder D. T. Summer- section
of Northern California will not
their Pullman car, which was attached ville of the Ashland district presided and fulfill its mission in marketing the milled
in
announcing
the
program
of
the
even
­
to last night’s north bound passenger
products of the forests, but that it will
train and they went northward to their ing gave this city a handsome turn, indi- j eventually form merely one link in a
eating that this place above any other railway chain reaching from Chicago to
homes.
There has never been anything so town in Oregon, enjoyed a reputation the Pacific with the terminal point at
Religious Items,
wanting in the courtesies and decencies along the lines that meet tbe approba­ the magnificent port of Eureka,
tion of a Methodist’s conception of what
Tbe
following
are ths notices of services
of
life
yet
exhibited
toward
an
organiza
­
The
railroad
company
which
it
is
be
­
and and immense line of
tion of self-respecting citizens of a state is the proper thing. Especially was lieved is back of the Oregon Midland, in the various churches for Sunday:
Chautauqua Tabernacle—Lovo Feast
as was Ashland’s treatment of the Ore­ this the case on the moral issues and , and which desires an outlet at the Pa­
Spring Street, Ashland, Ore
gon Press Association, save perhaps the standards of the day and this town’s firm ' cificocean is the Chicago, Burlington and at 9 a. m. Preaching by Bishop Andrews
( Quincy, the road that has for years turn­ at II a. m.
dirty trick that Roseburg hotel men stand on the temperance question.
Prof. C. A. Hitchcock presented the , ed longing eyes toward the West.
M. E. Church—Sunday school at 9:45
played upon the committee of Oregon
Ordination Service conducted
people who brought the National Edi­ educational features of this city which
Recently the superintendent of con­ a, m.
torial Association to Oregon last year. has always been the strong card of the , struction of the Burlington slipped quiet­ by Bishop Andrews, at 3 p. tn. Young
This city has began to acquire a reputa­ town under all circumstanoes^the steady ly into Siskiyou county and starting from People’s meeting, to be addressed by
are already upon our shelves
tion in the line of being civil, courteous spirit of which was shown in a material , a point along the line of tbe Oregon Mid­ Dr. H. W. Kellogg, at 6:15 p. nt.
and decent toward visiting delegations of wav by tbe presentation to the state land made a trip overland nearly 200 Twentieth Century Forward Movement
all kinds, the handsome reception to the of the state Norma) school building and miles to Eureka. The hard horse-back at 7:30 p. m., Address bv Dr. T. B. Ford.
M. E. Conference being especially in property, the maintenance of tbe.Chau- jaunt was not made for the purpose of Closing with an Evangeleetic service led
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
by Rev. R. A. Atkins.
view. The splendid reception that Ash­ tauqua Assembly, the Ashland high ' pleasure.
Public School Books,!
land gave the National Editorial Associ­ school which has graduated over 100
The Burlington is the lessee of the Or­ ' Baptist Church—Sermon at 11 a. m.
ation last year resulted in writing up the students, the new east school building, ( egon Short Line. From a point in Mal­ by Rev. R. E. Dunlap, at 7:30 p. m. by
town from tbe brilliant pens of scores of and Ashland furnishing 20 odd Btudents heur county where the line comes in Rev. W. T. Kerr.
School and Office Supplies.
Christian Church—At 11 a. m. Rev.
brainy writers from all points of the to the state and other coast universities, from Idaho, surveyors have run a line
I
,
Harney, Lake and Klamath coun- i I C. A. Cline, 7:30 p. m. Rev. N. F. Jenk­
United States as it never was written up leading all other towns for attendance across
in all time before and could never be at Oregon state university
ties to Klamath Falls, the Northern ter-I I ins.
Rev. F. G. Strange, of the Presbyteri­ minus of the Oregon Midland. This sur­
Presbyterian Church—11 a. m. Rev.
done for hire, the pen pictures of which
an
church, on behalf of the other vey reaches across the wonderfully fer­ H. D. Atchisin, 7.30 p. m. Dr. M. C.
will
live
long
in
its
literature
as
adorn
­
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
ing gems of local interest. The result of churches of the town welcomed the Con­ tile section of Southern Oregon where Wire.
Congregational Church—11 a. m. Dr.
this extensive advertising has brought ference in an original, unique and happy agricultural pursuits cannot be followed
W. B. Grubbe of Keno visited Ashland at
, least from 50 to 100 families to the vein that indicated that diplomacy and ‘ on a large scale because of the high ex­ H. W. Kellogg, 7:30 p. m. Rev. D. L.
A few good Second Hand Books.
this week.
I j
tact were not lost arts in that profession. pense of marketing the product. A rail­ i Fields.
town.
Rev. J. T. Abbott, resident M. E. way will develop immense resources not
A8HLAND. Ur., Thursday, Sept. 20, 1900
In the face of being the beneficiaries
Wilmer Hilt came over from Coles
Father Przvbylski of Eugene is visit
J. L. THORNTON.
WM. STORM.
yesterday.
' of all tbe kind remarks and appreciations church pastor, made a few briet remarks easily estimated. From the Oregon line ing Father Donnelly in Ashland this A. F. HUNT.
of welcome, when Bishop Andrews of to Klamath Falls along the route mapped
so
unstintingly
showered
upon
this
peo
­
Mannie Smith has returned from his 1
SAMS VALDEY.
week.
New
York
arose
and
responded
to
the
ple by the National Editorial Association
out is about 300 miles. The country is
Jack Frost visited ns last night, but did northern trip.
this community has allowed itself to various addresses of welcome. Toe ven­ level and offers few obstacles.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
little If any damage.
Mrs. E. B. Picket was an Ashland vis- 1 lapse into such stagnation of swinish erable prelate is a polished gentleman
Another circumstance, small but sig­
in
whose
face
the
priestly
character
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
i selfishness as to treat its benefactors—
nificant, is this : After the recent agree­
Rev. J. 8. McCain of Medford is in the itor yesterday.
valley greeting old friends.
Oregon Press Association which beams most beautifully. His response ment between tbe railroad companies to that the partnership heretofore existing
Otis Krause came in from Harney the
'
to
the
welcome
was
clothed
in
exquisite
­
brought them here—in about as small
abolish all commission offices, the Bur­ between C. H. Hosley and G. H. Bogue,
Wm. Hogue and wife left Monday for county Tuesday.
and mean a manner as it is possible to ly beautiful English and its heartiness lington maintained but three salaried under the firm name of Hosley & Bogue,
their home at Bend, Crook c ounty.
Miss Effie Bacon went to Gold Hill to < do. Whether the town is so steeped in and sincerity placed the finishing touches offices in California and one of these is carrying on the business of butchers in
Bev. J. A. Slover gave bis valley friends remain some time.
the City of Ashland, Oregon, is hereby
I the cold-blooded neee of the chase after upon a very pleasing and happy affair. at Eureka.
a short call, as he was on hia wav from
nickels and pennies as to be dead The M. E. church choir sang several
The North Pacific line reaching from dissolved by mutual consent, G. H. Bogue
Grant’s Pass to his home in Ashland.
L A. Rose of Phoenix was an Ash- dimes,
!
both to appreciation of past favors or to pieces during the various numbers, and San Francisco to Ukiah is building out retiring. G. H. Bogue will collect all
Fred Inlow of Trail creek is in the valley land visitor Tuesday.
a sense of shame in its usage of the state Bishop Andrews dismissed the audience fifty miles in the timber belt. The two accounts and pay all bills.
cutting corn fodder Fred thinks there will
The books of the firm and all accounts
Misses Helen and Bessie Stanley re* i editors this week, we are unable to di­ with a benediction.
new Eureka companies, the Arcata and
be some winter before 1900 ends.
turn tomorrow from San Francisco.
vine. That it will do the community no
Mad River and the Eureka and Eel Riv­ due the same will be found at the office
WKDNESDAY.
Tom Pankey and Mart Perry went to
in the estimation of all people pos­
er company have consolidated and are of Geo. W. Trefren, who is authorized to
Miss Mary Coldwell is teaching a good
1
The conference met at 8:30 a. m., building a road to reach north from Eu make the collections.
Medford yesterday with a complete load of
sessed of good feeling and moved by de­
class
in
music
at
Pheonix
every
Tuesday.
’
fine porkeis which they sold to J. W.
Witness our hands, this 24th day of
cent impulses, there is hardly room to Bishop Andrews presiding. • The exer­ reka to Blue Lake and south of Eureka
Wiley.
cises began by sinning bvmn 316; Bishop for forty miles. The gap on the south August, 1900.
Miss Jessie Rose has gone to Joseph, , doubt.
Andrews reading Scripture lessons from could soon be filled by an extension to
Wm. Mitchell of Asbestos, was in the in northeastern Oregon, to teach school
C has . H oslby ,
valley a few days since with a load of tine
G eo . H. B ogue .
The following ladies and gentlemen 12th chapter of Exodus and the 6th chap­ tbe North Pacific line, giving a through
Ladies
are
invited
to
inspect
the
new
shakes, of which he found ready sale at
ter of John. All joined in singing “Just line to San Fraucisco. The line built
were here:
drees
goods
at
Vaupel,
Norris
&
Drake
’
s
Hoitl’a School,
A. L. Gall’s.
Albert Tozier, Secretary, Portland; as I Am Without One Plea.” The Bish­ across from the Oregon Midland, toward
assisted by the Presiding Elders and Eureka could connect with tbe Arcata Menlo Park, San Mateo county, Cal.
S. K. Adams of Roseburg is in Ash* I Col.J. S. Stewart, president, Journal, op,
J. R Morrison is busily engaged making
'
sorghum and there are more sweet people land with the intention of buying a har* Fossil; D. M. C. Gault and wife, Inde­ Rev. J. T Abbett. the local pastor, ad­ and Mad River line at Blue Lake.
Has new buildings, newly furnished lab­
around bis quarters at present than you nesss store.
oratories and gymnasium. Beautiful sur­
pendent, Hillsboro; Miss Laura E. Jones, ministered the sacrament of the Lord’s
ever saw at a wedding.
The Death ofColouel Miller.
roundings, careful supervision, home in­
S. Rosenthal, the Medford Merchant, Plaindealer, Roseburg; Miss Anna Ogles­ Supper. The service was conducted by
The weather seems settled once more and went to San Francisco Tuesday to visit by, Bulletin, Junction City; Ben F prayer by Bishop Andrews.
fluences, is thoroughly equipped and of­
Colonel
J.
N
.
T.
Miller
died
at
bis
home
The following officers were elected:
the sun shines bright today. We have bis folks.
Jones, Leader, Toledo; A. W. Cheney
fers superior advantages for the care and
Jacksonville,
Tuesday,
aged
74
years.
He
had some very heavy rains for this time of
and wife, Courier Hearld, Oregon City; C.
1 A. Lewis, socretary; G. Sykes, H. B. was born in Harden County, Kv., in 1826. traning of boys and young men. Ac­ All Kinds of Evaporated Fruits.
Canned Fruits Extra
year. Within the past two weeks we have
James H. Houston has returned home Miss Nellie Tozier, Oregon Timberman, Elworthy and E. V. Smith, assistants;
credited at the universities. Tenth year
witnessed two of tbe severest thunder to Klamath Falls after a visit with Ash­ Portland ; Anthony Noltner and daugh­ H. T. Atkinson, statistician; G. R. Ar­ In 1845 he came to Oregon, and to Jack-
Standards.
Our
Canned
Tomatoes
are the Best.
son county in 1853. He was married to begins August 6, 1900. Send for cat­
storms that the natives ever experienced, land friends.
ter Isabelle, Dispatch, Portland; J. B nold, E. F. Zimmerman, G. G. Haley Elizabeth Ann Awbry in 1853. Eight alogue.
J. J. Cambers of Ashland was in tbe
IRAG. HOITT, Ph. D., Principal.
Engineer D. McCarthy, wife and Fithian, Sunday Mercury, Portland; and R. M. Corner, assistants; John Par­ children were born to them, three of
valley last Tuesday looking for horses
daughter
Anna returned yesterday from Geo. H. Himes, Record, Portland; Wm. sons, treasurer, and A. S. Mulligan, as­ whom, with his wife, survive him—Col­
which he was desirous to purchase while
sistant.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are prompt,
Mathews and Bister, News, Newport;
here. He bought a span of fine young bays San Francisco.
The order of business submitted by onel R. A. Miller, of Oregon Citv ; Mrs. palatable, pleasant, powerful, purifying lit­
Chas. E. Hicks and wife. Independent,
of J. A. Pankey.
Anna
Beach,
of
San
Francisco,
and
W.
tle pills. E. A. B hibwin .
Fred Fradenburg and wife visited Ash­ Arlington; L. Couch and wife, News, Rev. Jenkins was adopted.
land Tuesday en route home to Henley Wallowa; R. M. Watson, Herald, Tilla-
The standing committees were an­ L. Miller, of this city.
Dr. Cady’a Condition Powders, from
«Colonel
Miller
was
a
member
of
both
EGGS FOR HATCHING
Jenny creek.
nook; Arthur Conklin. Mining Jour­ nounced. The .balance of the afternoon the House and Senate from Jackson
are just what a horse needs when in bad
Emil Peil, M. Powell and Mr. Carring­ nal, Grants Pass; F. S. Harding and session was taken up in listening to the county during tbe ’60s. He participated
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conditon.
Tonic, blood purifier and
reports of the pastors of the various
vermifuge. They are not food but med­ ton returned last week from a tour of wife, Telephone Register, McMinnville; charges.
in all tbe Southern Oregon Indian wars,
E. H. Woodward and wife, Graphic, '
icine and the best in use to put a horse Klamath county.
After a discussion of the matter of and Was Commissary General during tbe
Newberg; A. N. Fisher and wife, Pacific
in prime condition. Price 25 ceDta per
•Vili Judge, who has been spending his ( Christian Advocate, Portland; J. P. investigating tbe charges against Rev. Modec War. The funeral took place at
Jacksonville yesterday and was largely
package. For sale by E ucibnk A. Susa- vacation »ith his folks in Ashland left
BREEDER OF HIGH-CLASS POULTRY.
Burkhardt, Frater, Portland ; F. J. Mar­ 8. A. Starr of Portland it was voted that aliened.
Who is the lucky person?
wur.
for San Francisco Monday.
tin. Progress, McMinnville; F W. the investigation be a secret one. Tbe
Have mated three grand pens ofBarred P. Rocks
For Rent.
60 Acres of Timber and
HAMPSON.
See the late Eastern ideas in clothing. ' Chausse, Observer; A. E. Voorhies, following committee was appointed and
aggs, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, pr 13. 8. C. B. Leghorns
the
investigation
took
place
behind
closed
Five
room
cottage
nearly
furnished,
shoes and carpets now being shown at 1 Courier, Grants Pass.
A. Rush is with us this week.
and Black Minorcas, $1.00, pr 13. Black Lsngsban,
brush land. Handy to town.
doors in the Baptist Church Bishop An­ close in. Cheap to right party. No
Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s.
¿s'
1 set, $1.00, 2 set, $1.50. My birds only lacked one
We went bee tree hunting Wednesday.
W. H. Leeds. Judge C. E. Wolverton, drews presiding: R. A. Adkins, M. O. children; references required. Apply to
GOING CHEAP.
point at Oregon State Show of being as~good as
Louis C. Bolle who is engaged in ranch­ Salem ; E. D. Briggs, E. V. Carter, A. E. Brink,C. E.Crendel), R. E. Dunlap, Edw. G. F. Billings or of Mrs. Kate Howell
Rattle snakes are again appearing in
Also a complete list of Real Estate.
Address, 2EJ. _A_. ZZdòTTSZE, Roseburg, Oregon.
their season. Some good sized rattlers ing both at Wellen and Evans Creek was Kinney, and Dr. Picket,with R. J. Shaw Gittens, W. B. Hollingshead, N. F. Jen­ at residence.
Pleasure to show property.
here Tuesday on a business trip
have been seen.
as cook left Tuesday for a hunting trip kins, A. Kershaw, D. McLachlan, W. H.
Live Stock Purchases.
Write or inquire,
Movers, H. Oberg, G. F. Round, 8. A.
The beef cattle sold to Mitchell passed
Isaac Moore, E. R. Grieve, and Vine to Klamath lake at Dennis.
Horace and James Peltop have sold 25
Smith,
S.
Snyder,
Joseph
Mottershead.
here Tuesday from Hiatt.
Oden, Jenny creek people, were register­
Corliss Meritt, a newspaper man well
Dr. I. D. Driver being ill was unable head of beef steers at their Ft. Klamath
Wm. Blanton returned from Igerna last ed at the Ashland House Monday.
known in Ashland and throughout the to come, and there was no lecture as in­ stock ranch to a Roseburg buyer for $3.25
per 100 lbs. on foot to- be weighed at Ft.
week.
_________________
Mrs Robt. Leonard returned Friday state, arrived Sunday on business for tended.
Klamath. They will be driven to Roseburg
the
Chicago
Art
Co.
of
which
he
is
state
night
from
a
yisit
with
her
relations
in
In the evening a packed house pre­ via the Umpqua divide. This is a fine
llocky Mountain Scenery by Day­
manager
and
was
cordially
greeted
by
Idaho and the Willamette valley.
sented itself. Rev. Dr. H. K. Carroll of price.
light.
many old friends,
J.E Pelton and L. A. Neil have pur­
New York, whom President McKinley
Mrs.
Canine
and
daughter
and
Miss
Day-light Stop-Over at Niagara Falls.
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
F. H. Carter wife and son Henry have sent to Porto Rico, talked upon mission­ chased 25 bead of cattle from Geo. Harga-
Minnie Dawson came over from Upton
dine and Murpby Bros, and together with
Through first class tourist sleepers from
ary
work.
He
was
introduced
by
Rev.
returned
from
an
outing
at
Pelican
bay.
yesterday to visit Mrs. J. L. Gault.
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago,Boston,
Dr. E. R. Dille of Oakland, Cal., a 13- 100 of their own have sola them to Young
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET
Ganiard Building,
Trunks, valises, club bags and tele­ inch gun, who arrived in the afternoon. Bros, of Oakland. Douglas county, at the
Over the Bridge,
Mrs. A. D. Rockfellow came out from
New York and other eastern points, via
advanced price of $3.35 per 100 lbs. on foot.
Rio Grande Western, (Great Salt Lake Portland Tuesday to visit her mother, scopes at Opera H oubo Furniture Store.
Ashland, Oregon,
ASHLAND, -
-
OREGON.
The following ministers are here:
Route,) Deaver A Rio Grande, C R I A P Mrs. M. A. Patton, who is critically ill.
Lena Howard vs Thos L Howard ; di­ ASHLAND,
E. Jones of Ft. Jones is visiting his
OREGON.
J
T
Abbett,
Ashland;
G
R
Arno
’
d,
RoseJ
and Illinois Central to Chicago, connect­
Mrs. A. M. Williams of Dunsmuir who father, Rev. T. L. Jones, during the con­ burg; K A Atkins, Oregon City; H T Atkin­ vorce. Decree granted.
Shop is now open.
ing in tbs Union Depot with Michigan has been visiting her mother, Mrs. E. A. ference.
E. H. Winchester and Charles Main
Call and see his new stock of Fine
son. Amity; Hugh D Atchison, Portland;
Julius Schulz, Prop.
Central’s similar car for points east.
Wright, who is ill at Phoenix, returned
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc.
Nothing
but First - Class
Rev. Jesse Kirk, the Indian preacher G H Bennett, Portland; R C Blackwell, vs Haldab E. Hoover, et al; suit to quiet
For full particulars, call on or address home Tuesday.
of Klamath reservation, is attending Salem; MO Brink, Cottage Grove; R M title. Demurrer to complaint overruled.
Work turned out.
agent S. P. Co., or
G. W. Isaacs vs J. F. Gregory; confir­ Short Orders, Lunches
Corner, Shedd; CE Crandall, Davton; C
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Mrs. Fred Barneburg and daughter the M. E. conference.
E Cline, Portland; M P Dixon, Springfield: mation. Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
B. H. T bumbull , Com’l Agt.,
Internal Revenue Collector David F. RE Dunlap. Canby; HB Elworthy, Cres­
142 Third St., Portland, Or Miss Mollie were up from Medford Frig
Iunker Bros, vs S. T. Songer, Joe.
H ome M ade P ies , B read , etc .
dav and Saturday visiting Mrs. Deston Fox has returned from a trip to Klam­ well ;T B Ford, Eugene; Edw.Gittins .Turn­ Dame, et al; confirmation. Sheriff’s
PICTURES!
er ; W8Gordon, Drain; H Gould, Lebanon;
High.
ath county.
sale
confirmed.
BEAL ESTATE.
Q W Grannis, McMinnville; G W Gue,
PICTURE
FRAMES!
25
CENTS.
L. F. Willits vs Amos Willits. Same SQUARE MEALS.
H. A. Bills of Ft. Jones made this of­
Miss Kate DePeatt, who is practicing Portland: M L Hardlngham. Gresham;
W Keefer to Sadie C Hu rhe ; bond for
deed to 10 acre« in sec 33 and 34. twp38, t e; fice a pleasant call yesterday. He is law in Mrs. Clara Foltz’ law offices in W B Hollingshead, Eugene; N F Jenkins; as above.
Wm. Ray vs Wm. Smith; to recover
• •••
$5W
.
~ here on a business visit with I. N. Evans Sau Francisco, was married recently to Grants Pass; .T L Jones, Forest Grove;
's
H W Kellogg. Portland; W T Kerr, Port­ real property. Decree for plaintiff en­
Carrie L Johnson, administratrix, to 8 D of
i the same place.
MOLDINGS
R. N. Simpson.
land; A Kershaw, Cornelius; 8 L Lee. tered.
Bidden; 160 acres in sec 22, twp 33, r 2 w;
CABINET WORK
OPPOSITE
PLAZA.
A
postal
card
from
M.
C.
Kasson,
who
$450
Frank Heberlie returned last week Brownsville; K C Lee. Marshfield; C A
J. F. Kirby vs Mary C. Kirby; divorce. THESHEFFELIN PLACE at Woodville;
UPHOLSTERING
John John to Marv 8 Smith; lots 3 and4, went to the Paris Exposition, post from San Francisco where he purchased Lewis. University Park; D McLachlan, Decree granted.
GENERAL REPAIRING
237 acres, about 175 acres of bottom
marked Sornmet, Plate Forme, France, $500 worth of machinery, etc., for his St. Helens; C T McPherson. Junction; 8 E
blk 57, Medford; $352
Nellie McInerney vs J. T McInerney;
OF FURNITURE
Meniinger, Corvallir-; Joseph Mattershead,
land;
well
watered,
three
large
barns,
Robt Kennedy to J Tracy, et ux; 1 acre says he intends remaining there.
laundry, including a fine new mangle. Independence; W B Moore, Medford; F L divorce granted.
J. W. COX, Proprietor.
adjoining Ashland; $425.
residence, etc.
Hattie Butler vs Ben Butler; divorce.
C. B. Crisler, who is engaged in the The steadily increasing business of the Moore; AS Mulligan, Mt Tabor; W H
Louisa 8 Chisholm to John C Akers;
lots 16 and 17 and part of lot 15, blk B, R R stock raising business near Ft Klamath, laundry demanded the improvement, I Myers. Silverton; Harold Oberg, Hillsboro; Decree granted.
AT THE
accompanied by his wife and Richard ' which makes it one of the very best Jno. Parsons, Salem; Isaac Peart, Astoria;
add to Ashland; $850.
Hattie White vs White, Harbaugh &
A First-Class
FOR RENT.
ASHLAND
LE Rockwell; GF Round, Lakeview; H Co; to recover money. Jury discharged,
Belle Anderson to J Tracy, et ux: lots 23 Melbase, came in Tuesday on a business equipped in the interior.
..Meal For
I N Round. Monroe; 8 A Smith; E V Smith, Trial set for Sept. 19.
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
and 24, blk K, R R add to Ashland; $450
trip and to visit friends.
E. B. Jennings, the hustling liveryman Clatskaine; 8Snyder, Newberg; 8 A Starr,
THE FRED BIKDSEY PLACE in Wood­
J Tracy to Luke McGinnis, et ux, same
Anything yon want cooked
Hatttie White vs Alex Orme, sheriff;
Alva Danielson has finished his vaca­ of Medford, was here yesterday. He Portland; D T Summerville, Grants Pass;
ville precmct: between 500 end 600
property as above; $450
to order with promptness
M 8 Bidden to 8 D Biden; 10 acres ad­ tion and left Tuesday for Oakland, Cal. sold his Table Rock farm, formerly the Gabriel Sykes, Montavilla; J M Sweney, to recover possession of personal pro­
acre«;
between
200
and
300
acres
of
and dispatch. All Hours.
E. A. Hildreth. Jr,
J. P. Say Is
joining Medford; $1000
His brother, Waldo Danielson, went to Fred Hansen place, of 420 acres to . Salem; D A Watter, Salem; MC Wire, perty. Settled and case dismissed,
plow land, fine for alfalfa raising; resi­
Albany; E F Zimmerman, Halsey; J F
Frank Dodge.
i Hughes Bros, of Talent for $10,900. They Naugle,
Igerna.
Probate Court.
University Park: H H Buckner,
dence, barn, etc.
Poisonous toadstools resembling mush­
Remember from the 4th to the 6th of have taken possession.
Gardiner; GG Haley, Warrenton; James
rooms have caused frequent ¡deaths >n this
Estate of Roys and Homer Drum. Cali on, or address—
year. Be sure to use only the genuine. Ob­ October. Three days, no longer, Dr.
Kubli Bros, of the very valuable Guld­ Moore, Myrtle Point; L H Pedersen, Loan made G. W. Grant extended
CHAS. E. WHITE,
serve the same care when you |ask for De Lowe the well known optician will be at en Standard mine on Gallscreek on Sun­ Brooks; A Monroe, Portland; B A Bristol, four vears.
Will’s Witch Hasel Balve. There are poi­ the Hotel Oregon. If you want perfect day brought out for shipment to tbe Merrill; WJ Waltz, Portland; J C Greg-
SUMMONS.
Woodville, Ore.
Estate
of
Jos.
Goldsworthy.
Sale
of
sonous counterfeits. DeWitt s is the only glasses fitted to your eyes don’t fail to
' ory, Central Point; K Fysb, Klamath
mint a lump of gold bullion weighing I Agency; C A Stockwell, Klamath Falls; personal property confirmed.
original Witch Hazel Salve. It is safe and see him.
In the Justice Court for the District of
Estate of Jas, Gaines. Same order as
$2000, being the result of a 20 days run IJ W Warfield, Lakeview; C Alderson,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
certain cure for piles and all skin diseases.
Ashland, County of Jackson, 8tate of Ore­
| Salem; O B Streyfeller, Drain; D L Field, abov©»
Mrs. J. C. Zent of McCloud visited at their 5 stamp quartz mill.
E. A. S hbbwim .
gon.
Philomath; Rev. Butler, Portland; Isreal
FREIGHT AND
Estate of minor heirs of T. W. Bryant.
Ashland relatives this week and left
0. A, Miller and W. H. )
New stock of carpets, art squares, Potman, Paisley; Jesse Kirk, Klamath
Mrs. J.E Buy art of Medford who was Monday for Portland from which point
£a$e of real estate confirmed.
Bartges,
partners
doing
|
lace
curtains
and
rugs
at
Opera
House
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
operated on et McLean’s hospital in Ban
Agency; J Harbit, Wilbur.
*■ Estate of Spencer Childers, 8r. Same
business under the firm
Francisco on Tuesday of last week died on her husband is now running on the 8. P. Furniture Store.
3«
name and style of “ Mil- |
Action
'order as above.
Friday. Mr. Knyart passed through on trains.
to Recover
Wood For Sale.
ler & Bartges,”
Struck By a Train.
Geo. W. Stephenson, the well known
Bandar evening's train taxing the remains
D. Perrozzi of the Ashland Creamery ,
Miss Frances McWilliams opened the
Plaintiffs,
Money,
to the home of her people at Albany for went to Salem last night where be has horseman of Ashland, was stricken with
Henry Peck, a prominent citizen and Chapparel district school near Central
vs,
interment
Deceased was an estimable entered the contest for the tbe butter . paralysis Tuesday. He was talking with
Ice Delivered Daily in Season
stock man of Lake creek, accompanied Point Monday. Her mother, Mrs F. G.
C. G. Yarbrough,
lady aged 35 years.___________
A.
D.
Ferguson,
the
stone
mason,
in
Defendant. .
prize at the state fair.
by hie daughter, met with a serious ac­ McWilliams accompanied her there re­
, I front of the Coolidge residence when he cident on the Southern Pacific railroad
ToC. G. Yarbrough, Defendant:
turning the next day.
LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
Dr. Dwinell of the Dewev mine, Prof. F.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Bolton returned was overcome.
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
track about one mile north of Medford
M Anderson and other mining men arrived Friday from San Francisco and pronoun­
You
are
hereby
required
to
appear
before
O. Harbaugh and White & Jacobs I Monday afternoon. They were return-
at Gold Hill Sunday on mining business.
ced the semi-centennial the finest ex­
the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace for
have affected a settlement of their affairs ing home in a wagon and in crossing the 44
hibition they ever witnessed.
the District aforesaid, at the office of such
Let me say I have used Ely's Cream
out of court and the several suits have | railroad track the north bound freight
Justice in said District, on the First day of
Balm for Catarrh and cau thoroughly rec-
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Patterson and her | been withdrawn.
train struck the wagon with disastrous
November, 1900, at ten o’clock in the fore­
oinend it for what It claims. Very truly, sister, Miss Lena Abbott, came in from
r-n,-,
.
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noon of said day to answer the above
of Genesee, results. They tried to cross the track
(Rev.) H. W. Hathaway. Elizabeth, N. J Bonansa, Klamath county, to visit rela-L.D;B’ G.™1
uamed Plaintiffin a civil action.
while the train was switching.
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1 tried Ely's Cream Balm, a^d to all ap­ tives. The latter will remain.
la?‘ weeV°
The Defendant will take notice that if he
Mr. and Miss Peck were brought to
pearances am cured of catarrh The ter­
land their future home, Mr. Grant being
fail to appear and answer the complaint
Call and get my list of properties for sale
If you would be really
rible headaches from which I long suffered
Capt. A. D. Heiman and John Helman interested in several mining enterprises Medford by the freight train crew and
herein on or before the First day of Novem­ which includes all classes and kind«, and
are gone — W. 3. Hitchcock, late Major U. left yesterday for Adin, Modoc county, on Wagner creek. He has purchased a received medical attention.
ber, 1900, the Plaintiff will take judgement at prices to satisfy anyone.
clean, begin with your blood.
8. Vol. and A. A. Gen.. Buffalo, N. Y.
against hint for seventeen dollars fifteen
Cal., taking Mrs. Irwin Shepherd and lot from J. R. Tozer on High street -- and
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I
J.
A.
Parker
and
wife,
Lewis
Pankey,
My Ioan department is well equipped and
cents ($17.15) besides costs and disburse­
The Balm does not irritate or cause sneez­ son Ray home in a private conveyance will _ build a fine
new
residence.
<" atnes H. H. Burnham, and Jim Bell are in A mottled skin cannot be
.
.
.
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ments, for goods, wares, and merchandise I can handle money for parties wishing to
ing. Bold bv druggists at 50 cis. or mailed 1 byway of Sisson. Misses Edna Niles Dutton,
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‘‘ ' him to » rnm ri „
a contractor,
came with
sold and delivered to said Defendant at invest, to their advantage.
by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren St., New York. and Anna Shepherd took the afternoon construct the building,
washed away, elections will
his instance and request. That a writ of
Tbe 10 children of Mrs. Byron Cole vis-
train for Henley to visit relations before
I represent some of the best Fire Insur­
continue
unless
the
bloocTls'pure.
Hood
’
s
attachment has issued against the property
When you sav your blood is impure and | ited her last week, being the first time they
going home to Adin.
of said Defendant herein in the hands of ance Companies in the country and would
appetite poor you are admitting your need | have been all together with their mother Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood by disinte­ jr^ipYou
know that what the8ouhem Pacific Company and notice be pleased to write your property, You
Louis Roes was up from Central Point of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Begin taking it at I tor fifteen years. F. L Campe photograph­ grating and dissolving the bad germs.
of garnishment duly served on said Com­ cannot afford to carry the risk yourself.
ed
the
family
on
Sunday.
The
following
to
visit
his
|
one®-
Tuesday and yesterday
pany.
Hood's
is
the
royal
road
to
real
clean
­
were
present
:
Mrs.
C.
F.
Sulloway
of
Sis
­
we
handle
you
can
buy
mother, Mrs J.E. Roes, who has been I The Congregational Ladies’ Aid will hold
Insure against accidents—they are always
On affidavit for publication made and
Mrs. Prank Parka of Klamatbon. Mrs. liness, both inward and outward.
ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs.M.L. a social
Friday evening.
Sent. 21, at the son,
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_ on :
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filed in my office on September 17th, 1900, happening and the next may be to you. I
J. C. Poore of Ashland, W. R. Cole of Kes­
the best and strongest company In
She will return
Sat- *" home of ' “
Mrs
reasonable.
Stanley. CL.
___ 1 home
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“ ’ J. P. Dodge
,'*'1 on the Boulevard.
’
* wick. J. F. Cole of Siskiyou. H. F. Cole of
1er was made
luauc for
ivi dvavauu
mw bulu
.
an order
service ui
of this
sum - ­ have
Impure Blood— "My face would
Ice cream and cake will be served for 15 Cole
by publication for six conaecutvp' The world.
mons b;
urday.
’s, Herbert and Clay Cole of Ashland be covered with scabs from impure blood,
first _ publication
be _____
made
weeks. i. The
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female Ministrel
Mrs. J. C. Zent of Portland, and B. H. Cole.
Duncan Clark
Clark ’ ’ s s female
Ministrel centa-
on September 20th, 1900, and the last pub­
but
ever
since
1
have
taken
Hood's
Sarsa
­
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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The
Oregon
editors
came
to
Ashland
troupe which on two different occasions
Mrs. B. F. Maskey who has been visit­
lication on November First. 1900.
gave vulgar “for men only” exhibitions
wrong time. The next time they ing her sister, Mrs. Leah Caldwell, left parilla, my blood seems to be perfectly
Given
under
my
hand
thia
17th
day
ol
I tn
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twainrA tho JTrtnA
New 6-room house with one acre of land
Ashland,
werewrecked
TnT ííiinoia I | ahnnld
should nnma
come inat
justbelorejhe
June nrimn.
prima- for 8an Diego.
pure and I am strong and in good health." ■J^F’Come and get our prices September, 1900.
in a variety of fruit, one block from North
broke” an I ries and conventions. The political pie
M
utos B bbbt ,
last week. Their 'privatecar
.
$750.06.
Mrs. M. M. Kuykendall of Granta J. Hartsterm, 760 Grand Street, Brook­
"'hunters and crumb pickers will know
J ustice of the Peace. school house,
axle and the entire outfit were nearly all
before buying.
lyn,
N.
Y.
Get
only
Hoofs,
because
Paas
is
visiting
Mrs.
B.
R.
Freeland.
that
they
are
in
town
and
will
bring
killed or badly wounded nothing was
Six-room bouse on lsrge lot with choice
along their dull axes for the editors to , T. W. Richardson is in from Klamath
fruit; good barn; Mechanic Bt, $760.00.
was left of the car but splinters.
grind.
Falla.
A new carload of fine buggies, wagons,
Fine bouse and grounds adjoining North
THE
Harvey Carpenter and bis lair bride
bolster springs and plows for sale, at
school grounds, for «ale at a bargain; no
Never
Dtsappomt
s
TORTA.
arrived from Los Angeles Monday to
reaaonaale offer refused.
Emil Peil’s.
♦
TI» Kild Y n Ha» Always Bought make their home in Ashland.
Mrs. Chas. M Culver and children are
Main St., near Bridge.
Hood’» Pill» w lHer ills; the non irritating and
Brakeman James Milne is laid off with only cathartic to take with Hood » Sarsasarille.
np from Alameda, Cai-, visiting E- M.
AIALAJTD) QRX
Muü»
family.
I a badly dislocated arm.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing,
Men’s Furnishing Goods
Dry Goods.....
Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
WM. YEO & CO.
GENERAL * BLACKSMITHING
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
First-Class Wagon Work.
LADIES’ AND MEN’S SHOES
Vaupel, Norris & Drake.
Sherwin’s
VALLEÎ RECORD.
ASHLAND MEAT CO.
General Dealers in Livestock and
Dressed Meats of All Kinds.
Ashland,
Oregon.
COLEMAN BROS’, Proprietors
BUY : AND : SELL
A Bonanza
and Bargain
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
MOUSE
SKOOKUM
RANCH FOR SALE.
FRUITS.
O EDENBOWER POULTRY YARDS
W. A. Patrick & Son. D. T. PRITCHARD,
EATING
GREEN
ASHLAND
TINNING & PLUMBING GO.
and Chop Bouse
25-Cents.
Give Me a Call
FRUIT JARS !
We have ’em.
Mason’s,
Cleanliness is
Next to Godliness”
Vacuums,
Extra Tops,
Rubbers
Ashland Gro. Co.
GEO. AV. TREFBEN
Record
Job
Department