Valley record., September 27, 1900, Image 4

THE OREGON MIDLAND.
PROF. KINROSS GONE WRONG,
republicans wake up .
CENTRAL POINT.
Miss Stella Stidham is teaching the Table
Rock school.
K. E. Smith, ex-depntv county clerk, has
moved to our town for the winter.
Lynes and Taylor and their families have
returned home from the bop fields in Jose- *
phine oounty.
D. F. Fox, deputy collector of Ashland,
was in town Monday looking after govern­
ment revenues.
Hc>n. J. W. Merritt, who has been absent
for several da vs in 8alem and Portland, re­
turned home Monday.
Mr. Jones has sold his farm at Willow
¿Springs and now occupies the Clements
residence in this place.
5 Central Point seems to have a boom on
.as every house in town is occupied and
ijaite a demand for more.
Mrs. M. M. Cooxsey, after an eleven
inontbs visit in Portland, has returned to
her comfortable home in this city.
• Tbos. Ix»ever. after a visit with cinnec-
lions and friends for two or three weeks,
returned to Henley, Cal., Wednesday.
'■ Mr. Rogers, the farmer on Bear creek,
lias rented the J .I. Fredenburg house and
ha* moved to town to send his children to
school.
:■ The Central Point school started Monday
.With Prof. Stocking, princpal, Gus Samu­
els. Roberta Rippev and Miss Owens as as­
sistants.
- Mrs. Hoagland (formerly Baer) of Klsra-
ath county, is bere visiting her many
friends. Mr. Hoagland will come in in a
week or two.
W. H. Patrick has bought the bouse and
lots known as the Bob Westrop property of
a Corum paying him $150 Mr. Corum
bought the property last spring for $278.
i I
The Seventh Day Adventists are still
holding evening meetings in their large
tent. They are trying hard to make all be­
lieve that theirs is the only true church.
J. H. Messner, city blacksmith, has sold
Iris residence to John Carney ana has moved
his family to Jacksonville. Mr. M Las
rented the <'ronnerniiler shop and will set
up
shop
•
« for himself as soon as his time is
d*lt witb Holmes Bros
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!
The Once Musical Idol <f Southern ' The McKinley Administration Fac-
Oregon Who Shocked Ashland
cion Capture tbe Aahland Republi­
can dub and Commence Booming
Bounded Up tu a Divorce Court.
The Latest
tiie Campaign—Gov, Geer to Ad­
Portland Welcome.]
L adies ’ W raps , F ürs , etc .
F ull L ine of U nderwear ,
dress Them Saturday Night.
Profeeeor William II. Kinross, of San
Francieco, the whilom musical director of
There has been nothing so dead in
F ini S tock of S hoes .
this city,whose professional successes and Ashland as the Republican club unless
personal popularity at one time gave him it was the reception tendered to the Ore-
unquestioned entree into the upper ten- goh editors. The outside world was left
dom of Portland’* Nob Hill social set.man- in the dark as to the cause until this past
OUR Fall Stock has been carefully selected,
ifested chiefly through hia unrestrain­ week when the true inwardness of the
ed affection for pretty women, whose situation came out from the inside, dis­
Is larger and more varied than ever before.
confidence he could obtain, finally car­ closing itself in the ill feeling incident to
ried him into disrepute, is again in the.last Republican primaries and con­
N1NINGER BLOCK
trouble His second wife, a very pretty ventions and tbe treachery in the elections
1
NEAR DEPOT
woman whose chief ambition seems to of the prevailing local “machine” to Ex-
be to cultivate a native talent for a vau­ ,District Attorney C. B. Watson, the
deville stage career, baa sued for a disso- Tongue
xuu
and McKinley leader of south-
lution of the bonds of jnatrimony which.,
' ferrf Oregon, the machine people evident­
■be alleges in her petition, now burden ly deeming it in the best interest of har-
her with an unhappy relation as the wife money for the G. O. P. not to meet al all
of an “idle, profligate and dissolute rather than have its local Deities “come
Spring Street, Ashland, Ore.
person ”
together” with their bristles up The
W. H. Kinross iaso well known in cool weather and the approaching elec
Portland that the particulars of hi* pres­ tion also mitigated against this masterly
ent trouble, briefly told, will be interest­ diplomacy, the policy of indirection, or
ing. He and his second wife were mar­ more vulgarly speaking, “dog in the man-
ried in 1889. They separated in June Ïîr,” as one of the faithful worded it.
ITST ALL BRANCHES.
last year. Mr*. Kinross, who had been he idol of the local machine, Ex-Speak­
maintaining a nominal residence with er E. V. Carter, in company with. Rep.
and and immense line of
her husband in Oakland, left at that E. D. Briggs and Mr. Leeds left the first of
time for permanent employment on the last week on an extended hunting tour
vaudeville stage in San Francisco. Kin­ to Klamath county, when the Wateon-
ross departed months thereafter to tour Engle-Fox administration faction ar­
the East and South as a singer. When ranged a meeting of the local club for
----- FIRST-CLASS WAGON WORK.-------
at Memphis, Tennessee, Mr*. Kinross’
Saturday night and in the absence of the
attorney bad tbe summons in the wife’s idol, who must have forgot to tell them
divorce case served on him. Kinross
immediately telegraphed to a San Fran­ what to do in emergencies of this kind,
are already upon our shelves
organization fell into the hands of
cisco lawyer to defend him. In his an­ fhe
the administration people who elected
swer he denies hia wife’s complaint in
toto, and charges her with neglecting Watson president and Postmaster Engle
and finally deserting her home for a dis­ secretary and immediately stamped their
WE INVITE INSPECTION.
solute life on the “variety” stage. He foot down hard and announced that
asks for the custody of their child, alleg­ thetp would be a Republican campaign.
s.
ing that the mother is not fit companion It cgme.ip such a stern tone of voice
Public School Books,
for the little girl. He also states that that even the Idol’s most subservient
henchmen
acquiesed
without
first
re
when his wife left him a year ago she
the Absent One’s permission.
School and Office Supplies.
possessed $2,000 in cash. A sensational oeivine
X U V administration
Cl vl u 111LI I* 11V11 faction, feeling llJvll
The
their I
case will probably result.
footing was .secure, forthwith arranged
It is reported in Oakland that Mrs.
withGôv. T. T. Geer to address the
Kinross
is
a
Portland
girl,
butthose
here
Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. 24.—Zion Elders
PERSONAL and social .
Ashland republican club next Saturday Mark A. Loblow, of Chicago, «nd JameB
who assume to know contradict this
statement. At all events, she is said to evening and the Hon. C. B. Watson will A. Watts, of Hammoud, Indiana, both
Mrs. Jacob Thompson has been very
be a very attractive woman of consider­ introduce him. Besides that there is to British subjects, arrived here today, and
ill.
able cultivation in literature and the art be singing, music, waving of flags, the both went to their hotels, where their
tjdf A few good Second Hand Books.
refining presence of ladies, and a general
ASHLAND. Or., Thursday. Sept. 27, 1900
atmosphere of “O, how g)ad I am"that I }i4ent.ity. Waa li8eoLerel- Th«y ^re
of social entertainment.
Miss Lora Colton is at Jacksonville
Professor Kinross was popular in Port­
marched to the City Prison and at noon
this week.
Everything coming their were deported.
land as a musician, as he was, for a time, woke up.”
A. F. HUNT.
J. L. THORNTON.
way
the
new
organization
became
bolder
WM. STORM.
TOLMAN’S.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frulan returned
in society of the swell set ; but his reck­
When you sav your blood is impure and
and
had
the
reckless
audacity
on
yester
­
We are having quite a refreshing shower. from Seattle Tuesday.
less flirtationsand alleged intrigues with
appetite poor you are admitting your r.e -d
women soon caused him to lose cast with day afternoon to remove the Ark-of- of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Begin taking it at
John B. Griffin was up from »Vood-
A H. Osborn and family arrived Monday.
the-Covenant
from
the
Temp
’
e-of-Heav-
those who respected the golden rule, and
opce.
Uncle Harry Coe returned from Ashland ville the past week on business.
he was practically compelled to seek a en down in the piazza up to the opera
last Wednesday.
house and unfurled Old Gk.ry, which
Benton Bowersand wife left yesterday
Dissolution of Co-Partnevsh p.
new field for profit in his profession.
Mrs Blount of Ashland made a tripup tor their Texas home at Shafter.
Numberless stories are told of his social saw service in the Philippines, one end
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
of the string being attached to Attorney
bere last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Bolton left yesterday for
recklessness here, some of them impli­
Watsoh’s office window and the other to that the partnership heretofore existing
Klamath
county
to
teach
school
.
cating the names of people prominent in
A crowd of our young folks took a trip to
a pole put up on Max Pracht’s vacant between C. 11. Hosley and G. H. Bogue,
Wagner's Saturday.
the society of this city.
under the firm name of Hosley & Bogue,
Mrs. M. Walker of Medford went to
About fifteen years ago his first wife, lot. This bold stroke was accompanied carrying oti the business of butchers in
Mr. Stein of Evans creek arrived today to Henley Tuesday to visit the Niles family.
with the announcement that hereafter
who yet resides in Portland, obtained a
take treatment for rheumatism.
the City of Ashland, Oregon, is hereby
Chet. Easter left Monday to teach the
decree of divorce from Kinross here, im­ the Republican headquarters would be dissolved by mutual conseut, G. H. Bogue
at
the
opera
house
So
far
nobody
has
Mrs. Wilkinson of Medford and her district school at Leeds, up Rogue river.
mediately following which event the
father are expected to arrive Monday.
said a word out loud, not knowing what retiring. G. II. Bogue will collect all
professor suffered much from the plain
Frank Williams and M. F. Eggleston
to say until the Voice comes out of the accounts and pay all bills.
Mr bboemake of Grants Pass who bas
talk
of
gossips,
although
there
were
The books of the firm and all accounts
been taking mud baths for paralysis has organized a Bryan club at Talent last
other elements of trouble in the dis Klamath wilderness. The elephant can due the same will be found at the office
week.
gone horns.
stand a good deal of ‘‘strenuous life”
agreement between them.
of Geo. W. Trefren, who is authorized to
Supt. S. J. Fore was over from Cole’s
A party of pleasure seekers came up
Those who may watch the course of without making a roar but this last act make the collections.
from Ashland Bunday, viz.. Thos Herbig, Monday and Dr. I. B. Hamilton yester­
the present case will probably not find of rubbing it in may arouse his ire as his
Witness our hands, this 24th day of
James Asher. James dayles and Misses day.
EGGS FOR HATCHING
any additional virtues in the life of attachment to the Golden Calf is pro­ August, 1900
verbially
strong.
All
this
has
been
Alice Asher, Cora and Maud Davidson.
Portland’s once-favored musical director
Hon. Alex. Chisholm and wife arrived
CnAS. H osley ,
---- FROM-----
aud teacher.
Although music hath turned loose upon an unsuspecting and
G eo . Il B ogue .
Dr. Cady** Condition Powders, from Minnesota again this week to locate
surprised public the past five days and
charms
to
sooth
the
savage
breast,
Kin
­
in Ashland.
are jnet wnat a horse ueeds when in bad
Hoitt’s School,
ross has proved to be oue savage who the attention of the audience is directed
Mrs. J. P. Gilmore went to Upton yes­
conditoo.
Tonic, blood purifier and
would abandon them at any time for to the sleeve of the administration op­ Menlo Park, San Mateo county, Cal.
Stops
the
Cough
erators
for
the
next
feature
on
the
pro
­
terday
to
visit
the
family
of
her
Bon
T.
vermifuge. They are not food but med­
BREEDER OF HIGH-CLASS POULTRY.
the chaims of susceptible women.
gram, Whether there are to be any Has new buildings, newly furnished lab­
icine and the best io us» to put a horse D. Gilmore.
and works off the Cold.
oratories
and
gymnasium.
Beautiful
sur
­
shifting scenes in the panorama remaine
Price 25 ceota per
Mr*. Keesler—Kced I* Happy.
Have mated three grand pen* ofBarred P. Rock*
in prime condition,
Alpha Chapter, O. E. 8., gave a fare­ Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a
an open question until “the push” re­ roundings, careful supervision, home in­
package. For sale by E ugbnk A. S hsb - well party to Mrs. James Chisholm Tues­ cold
aggs, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, pr 13. S. C. B. Leghorn*
Several weeks ago the following clip­ turn ftom their consultation with the fluences, is thoroughly equipped and of­
in
one
day.
No
Cure,
no
Pay.
win.
and Black Minorca*, $1.00, pr 13. Black Langahan,
day evening.
Price 25 cents.
ping from a Washington, D. C., paper mountain where they are suspected of fers superior advantages for the care and
1 set, $1.00, 2 set, $1.50. My birds only lacked one
appeared
in
these
columns:
Mrs
John
traning
of
boys
and
young
men.
Ac
­
invoking the Higher Diety to strike in
Mrs. Polk Hull and son of Same Val­
SAMPSON.
paint at Oregon State Show of being a* good a*
Defrees
Reed,
formerly
Miss
Frances
Miss Kate Emery returned Sunday
their vicinity this winter when the Sena­ credited at the universities. Tenth year
ley have moved to Ashland for the com­
Address, E- -A_-
Ro*ebnrg, Oregon.
Frosty mornings.
Kessler
of
San
Jose,
Cal.,
but
now
a
from her visit in San Francisco.
ing school year.
torial lightning is turned loose among begins August 6, 1900. Send for cat­
resident of this city has filed a petition the dark horses.
alogue.
Butler Walker returned to his home
C. C. McClendon and Tom Lawson for absolute divorce on the grounds of
Mayor W. B. Colton left yesterday
Monday.
IRA G. HOITT, Ph. D., Principal.
for Ionia, Mich., on a visit to his old came up from Gold Hill today, Mr. M. desertion and non-support. Fifty dol­
Christian Church.
It raiued quite a dampening shower home after an absence of many years. having been quite ill there thia week.
lars a month alimony is asked. C. E.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are prompt,
The following subjects will be dis­
hare recently.
Ward Sutton was taken to Jacksonville Fitzgerald is attorney for plaintiff. The cussed at the Sunday evening services of palatable, pleasant, powerful, purifying lit­
Brakeman O R. Bush was called to
Many chicken hawks have been visit­ Portland Monday by the death of his yesterday and committed to the asylum. par ies were married on April 9, 1900, the church by the pastor. Note the tle pills. E. A. b’HtBWiM.
ing neighboring chicken yards recently. uncle, T.K. Williams, an Oregon pioneer Ed. Sutton and J. W. O. Gregory took in Oakland, Cal.
The following letter has been received dates) ,
him to Salem on this mornings train.
A. F. Dyer, Wm. Blanton and Tom of 1852.
Sept. 30.—The Twofold Salvation—SouJ
from the^parties:
Taylor started to California a few days
add Body.
The Woman’s Relief Corps will give
Mrs. Geo. W. Stephenson, returned
I received a clipping from your paper,
H. BOIVIN, Manager.
ago.
an entertainment at the op?ra house ] last Thursday from a San Francisco hos­ stating that I had petitioned for a di­ Oct, 7.—The Principles of the Gospel in
—rn*---------- £
:
Friday evening, Oct. 12th.
Program pital, beirg called home by the serious vorce from my husband, and I wish to
i
the Evolution of Society;
COR. MAIN AND CHURCH STREET
Ganiard Building,
Kocky Mountain Scenery by Day- later on.
illness that befell her husband. Mr. 8, say it is all a falsehood. Such an article
The Family, the Church and
liKbt.
is
improving
nicely
and
is
able
to
be
on
has
never
appeared
in
any
Wash,
paper,
the State.
Ashland, Oregon,
ASHLAND, -
-
OREGON.
Joe Rader and Jack Nichols came over J
Who is the lucky person?
furthermore, Mr. Reed and I are very Oct. 14.—The Extortioner; The Voice of
Day-light Stop-Over at Niagara Fall*.
from Butte creek Tuesday with 60 head the streets again.
the Millions.
BO Acres of Timber and
Mrs. W. D. Simmons left yesterday for happy indeed and are very sbrry that
Through first clas* tourist sleeper* from of beeves for the Oakland, Douglas coun­
Shop is now open.
I San Diego, Cal., where she will join her such rumors find apace in your paper.
Call and see his now stock of Fine
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago,Boaton, ty, buyer.
Oct. 21.—The New Heaven and the New
brush land. Handy to town. Watches,
Trusting
you
will
be
more
careful
in
Clocks,
Jewelry,
etc.
husband
who
is
coming
from
Iowa
to
set«
New York and other eastern points, via
Nothing
but First - Class
Earth.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Hilt went to
the future I am very sincerely
Rio Grande Western, (Great Salt Lake Yreka on a short trip Tuesday. Mrs. tie there.
GOING
CHEAP.
The
‘
public
are
kindly
invited
to
F bances K bbsler -R eed .
Work turned out.
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
Route,) Deuver A Rio Grande, C R I A P H walks on crutches, her ankle giving
Miss Mabel Goodyear, who has been
Also a complete list of Real Estate.
Please rectify your mistake and oblige attend these services. The pastor has
and Illinois Central to Chicago, connect­ her trouble.
Pleasure to show property.
spending the summer in Ashland left to­
J ohn D efrees R eed . made some special study of primary
ing in th* Union Depot with Michigan
Write or inquire,
It will be pleasing news to the young causes of so much unhappiness in society
Mrs. Mike Parker returned Monday day on her return to Santa Rosa, Cal.
PICTURES!
Central’* similar car for points east.
Her brother Robert accompanies her to bride’s friends in this section that her and trusts that these sermons may sug­
to
Bly
after
a
visit
with
Ashland
rela
­
For (uli particulars, call on or address
PICTURE FRAMES!
gest
a
few
things
helpful
iu
removing
matrimonial relations io her husband
tives.
Her brother, Harvey Howard, attend school there.
agent 8. P. Co., or
them.
“
Come,
let
us
reason
together.
”
drove her out.
John Becher, who has been a gunner have been properly adjusted and that We seek to speak always on living sub­
B. H. Tat MhULL, Com'I Agt.,
they are again happy.
142 Third St., Portland, Or
Frank M. Albaugh, wife and daughter on the U. S. gunboat Bennington in the
jects. -
J. F. T out . Pastor.
Over the Bridge,
MOLDINGS
arrived from Dunsmuir yesterday. They China seas for three years, visited his
Religions
Items.
CABINET WORK
uncle,
G.
W
Stoops
in
Ashland,
leaving
Fire
Again
Destroys
the
Cannery.
A Dead roltrlcal Campaign.
have rented the Galey orchard of 27
UPHOL8TERING
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
for his home in Portland Tuesday to re­
Christian Science services every Sun­
The fire alarm was sounded between 1
There nover has been a time in the acres for one year.
GENERAL
REPAIRING
main.
day at 11 a. m. in Masonic hall. Every­ and 2 o’clock Monday morning announc­
history ol Jackson county that there was
OF FURNITUP.E
Mrs. J. A. Whiteside and Mrs. J. Fox,
body
invited.
Julius
Schulz,
Prop.
City
Residence
on
Hargadine
Ave.
ing the destruction by fire of the Ash­
Mrs. Viola L. Gill, who has been visit­
so little interest among the peop'e in a formerly Misses Linda and Ruby Eaton,
Rev. Ohas. Booth will hold Episcopal land Canning and Evaporating Co.’s
f»residential election. Though only a arrived at Medford last Thursday on a ing her brothere, H. C. and Walter Mes
senger, left ve6terday to spend the winter services in Trinity Church in Ashland plant at the railroad track on Helman
itt’e over a month remains until the visit from Stockton, Cal.
Short Orders, Lunches
One of the best locations in
AT THE
at Phoenix, Arizona. Her home is now on the 1st Sunday in the month and not street. The fire was first observed at
election there has been no speaking ex­
ASHLAND
the
5th.
Everybody
cordially
invited.
Miss
Emma
Helms
was
up
from
Jack
­
the railroad yards, the news was tele­
at Honolulu and her husband is manag­
cepting that of Binger Hermann who is
town. Fine bouse fitted ip with
H ome M ade P ies , B read , etc .
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
after tne senatorsbip. People will gath­ sonville Tueeday. She expected to leave ing editor of the Hawaiian Republican.
The sermon subject at the Presbyter phoned to the central office and Will
latest improvements. Good cel­
Satchwell
rang
out
the
first
peals
of
the
er in small groups and discuss any kind today on a visit to Willamette valley
Trunks, valises, club bags and tele­ ian church next Sabbath morning will fire alarm.
25 CENTS
SQUARE MEALS.
lar, and large barn.
of subject and the minute politics is in­ points to remain until December.
scopes at Opera House Furniture Store. be: “The Twentieth Century and the
Before
the
fire
department
was
on
the
troduced thecrowd will begin to disperse
Sabbath
School.
”
In
the
evening
the
£. A. Hildreth. Jr.
J. P. Sayle
Bailey Tiffany, a guard at the peniten­
Thia is in marked contrast to 1896 whon tiary at Salem, was here Tuesday en
Mrs. J. L. Downing left yesterday on Quaker Temperance Evangelist David ground the entire plant and property
—ONE ACRE LOT.—
Frank Dodge.
was ruined and beyond Baving. After a
politics was the chief and all absorbing route to his former home at Klamath an extended visit to her old home at Tatum will preach.
flow of water was secured a rock came Apply to
Richmond, Ill. She will visit friends
topic ol conversation lor a full year be­ Falls on a very brief business trip.
David Tatum, a Quaker Evangelist out of the water system and lodged in
fore the nominations were made. What
at Omaha while en route.
from Denver, Col., will deliver an in­ the nozzle of the pipe, necessitating a
Your best friend cm give you no bet­
MRS. J. S. HERNDON.
is the cause of want of interest in public
Mrs. J. P. Woodson of Montague and structive address on “Intemperance and turning off of the water to secure its re­
• •••
affairs and alleged issues is a matter that teradvice than this: “For impure blood, Mrs. Wallace Baldwin of Klamath Falls,
the
Liquor
Traffic,
The
Home
and
Sa
­
bail stomach and weak uervestike Hood’s
moval.
cannot be fathomed
who have been here many weeks visit­ loon and How to Save the Boys” on
Sa rs4 parilla.”
OPPOSITE PLAZA.
Besides the building and plant, there
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Rnaebarg Review: F. K. Holloway,
ing at the home of Bennett Million on Sunday, Sept, 30th at 3 p. m. at the
went
up
in
the
fire
one
carload
of
salt,
Henry Pape, formerly of Jacksonville, the occasion of the serious illness of Christian church and at 7:30 at the
the republican orator from Indiana,
FREIGHT AND
twelve tons of prunes, 5000 cans peaches,
billed to speak in Roseburg Fridav night, but now editor of the Northwestern Elk their sister, Miss Kizzie Million, returned Presbyterian church. An earnest invi­ tomatoes and beans, and 5000 empty
S.
K
ADAMS,
Prop.
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
at
Salem.is
to
be
married
there
today
to
to
their
homes
yesterday.
J.
W.
COX,
Proprietor.
was doomed to disappointment.
lie
tation given; it concerns you all.
cans. Mr. Coleman estimates the total
found no reception committee as be came Miss Addie Piamondon of that city.
The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sapper loss at $5000 and the total insurance
Tuesday Jay Furrey, son of 8. O. Fur-
in from the south to meet him, and no
Wood For Sale.
Ladies are invited to inspect the new rev, had his leg broken below the knee by will b9 administered during service in covers $2600; $800 on the building, $500 Harness, Saddles and Extras
A Firet-Claas
audience to hear him at night.
He re­ dress goods at Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s being kicked by a horse. Dr. Brower Phoeuix church on Sabbath 30th inst. on the plant and $1300 on the stock of
..
Meal
For
ported at state headquarters and was
Ice Delivered Daily in Season
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
It is reported that a Michigan man dressed the injuries. The boy’s horse Members of other churches are made weir goods in hand and in process of hand«
called to Portland, and wil be sent from
became excited end was kicking at the cime to commemorate with us the Vi
Any thing yon want cooked
there into Washington, cancelling all his has purchased a $50,000 interest in flapping of the saddle blanket which carious Atonement of our blesied Lor J. li The losses were all adjusted this week
to order with promptness
Oregon dates. General Apathy seems to Mason, Lindley A Co.’s saw mill bus­ had worked loose and the boy jnmped Wm. Clyde, pastor,
and full amounts paid.
The origin of
All Kinds of Leather Goods.
and dispatch. All Hours.
be directing political affairs in this state iness. He is in charge of the logging
off just in time to get one blow.
Tne usual services next Sanday at th e the fire is unknown. Mr. Coleman was
»nd Mr. Holloway concluded not to op­ camps.
THE 8HEFFELIN PLACE at Woodville;
M.
E. Church. The pastor will preach all through the building at 9 o’clock and
Dont
take
chances
with
your
eyes
nor
pose hint.
Jesse A. Parker and family who have
there was nothing but a few coals in the ASHLAND,
237 acres, about 175 acres of bottom
OREGON
at
11
a.
m.
and
7.30
p.
m.
A
cordial
in
­
let
others.
You
take
no
chance
if
you
been in from Bly buying supplies and
furnace.
This
plant
was
burned
down
land; well watered, three large barns,
vitation
is
extended
to
all.
J.
T.
Abbett,
Poisonous UMdstoola resembling mush­
see Dr. Lowe next we^k from Thursday
two years ago in the midst of the fruit
residence, etc.
rooms have caused frequent ¡deaths »n thia visiting relatives returned homeward to Saturday night at Hotel Oregon. Dr. pastor.
Andereon
Building,
near
Bridge.
SUMMONS
curing season, entailing a heavy loss.
year. Besure to use only the genuine. Ob­ Tuesday, accompanied by Butler Walker Lowe does not go from house to house.
We desire, by this method, to extend The building was rented to the Ham­
serve the same care when you ask for De­ and Jim Bell.
FOR RENT.
Glasses cannot be correctly fitted that our sincere thanks to all who assisted us
Witt’s Witch Hazel tiatve There are poi­
mond Packing Co. for their local ware*
In the Justice Court for the District of
A. E. Lowe, wife and two children of
sonous counterfeits. De Will's is the only Talent left yesterday for Cripple creek, way. Dont fail to see him. He has in entertaining the Oregon Annual Con­ house.
Ashland, County of Jackson, State of Ore- THE FRED BIRD8EY PLACE in Wood-
been coming to Ashland several years ference; especially to the friends who
original Witch Hazel Salve. It is safe and
t?DA, Miller and W. H. 1
yille precinct: between 500 end 600
certain eure for piles and atl skin diseases Col., where he will work in a mine. and expects to keep coming.
are not members of onr church for their
It ¡2 estimated that Oregon will pro-
They will visit her two uncles at Long­
acres; between 200 and 300 acres of
E. A. Suxawts.
Bartges,
partners
doing
'
James Wiles of Ashland and Lew. hearty co-operation in this work. Our d»ce fliis season 130 to 150 carloads of
mont, Col., en route.
business under the firm
plow
land, fine for alfalfa raising; resi­
Wiley of Applegate came in Saturday clerical guests went away impressed with dried <Drunes. Although the crop is
name and style of “ Mil­ i
Action
dence, barn, etc.
The Oregon Press Association at Ash­
See the late Eastern ideas in clothing, after a summer’s tour of the vast In­ the cordial hospitality of Ashland people. short the quality is excellent, prunes
ler
A
Bartge»,
”
)
to
Recover
Call on, or address—
land last week elected the following shoes and carpets now being shown at land Empire without a railroad between
E ntertainment C ommitter .
running 30s-40s and 40s-50s. The Cal­
Plaintiffs,
Money,
officere: President, A. N. Fisher, Pacific Vaupel, Norris A Drake’s.
CHA8. I. WHITE,
J.
T.
Abbett,
Chairman.
ifornia
Association
has
fixed
the
pre
­
vs,
here and Baker City. They left Merrill,
Christian Advocate, Portland; first vice-
C. G. Yarbrough,
Woodville, Ore.
mium on Large sizes, such as are grown
Klamath county, Friday at 9 a. m and
Miss
Anna
Oglesby
of
the
Junction
There will be the usual services at the in Oregon this year, at 7 cents per pound.
Kñdent, F. 8. Harding, Telephone-
Defendant.
arrived
at
Puckett
’
s
on
Ashand-Klamath
ister, McMinnville; second vice- Bulletin who came here with the Oregon Falls stage road at 7 p. m. same evening. Baptist Church on Sunday. Sunday
ToO. G. Yarbrough, Defendant:
president, Arthur Conklin, Mining Jour­ Press Association visited her uncle, the Leaving Puckett’s Saturday at 7a.m. school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11.
In the Name of the State of Oregon: LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
venerable
pioneer
stockman,
Wm.
Rob
­
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m. preaching at
You are hereby required to appear before
nal, Grants Pass; Secretary, Albert To-
they arrived in Ashland at 2 p. m same 7:30. All arc cordially made welcome.
the undersigned, a Justice of the Peace tor
isr. Fanner, Portland; historian, G. H. inson, at Jacksonville.
day. The trip was made on bicycles. A. M. Russell, pastor.
the District aforesaid, at the office of such
Himes, Record, Portland; treasurer, L.
Rocks! Rocks! Rocks! First class
J usticc in said District, on the First day of
Couch,News, Wallowa ; sergeant-at-arms building stone of all kinds from the
The ladies of the Baptist Church
November, 1900, at ten o’olock in the fore­
Albany, Sept. 24. —Tbs following appoint­
J. 8. Stewart. Journal, Fossil.
Jackson stone quarry one mile west of will hold a State Apron Sale in Granite ments were made at the close of the confer­
noon of said day to answer the above
Ashland. Call on or address Ad. Gra­ Hall, beginning Tuesday evening, Oct. ence of tne M. E. church south at this city:
named Plaintiffin a civil action.
■ -O'" -
Hood’s Sa.rsa.pa.riUa. is a
Tbe Defendant will take notice that if he
*
9th. at 7:30. Admisr.on lOe. A chicken E. L. Fitch. P. E ; Rosebureand Oakland,
When yoa want a pleasant physic try ham, Ashland, Ore.
J.
T.
Cotton;
Dillard,
R.
A.Reagan;
Myrtle
fail
to
appear
and
answer
the
complaint
Call and get my list of properties for sale
the new remedy, Chamberlain’s 8l->mach
Rev. Father Donnelly leaves today for atew dinner will be given Wednesday
good name. A legion of those
herein on or before tbe First day of Novem­ which includes all classes and kinds, and
and Liv»r Tablets. They are easy to Klamath Falls where he will celebrate , nooD, from 11:30; dinner 25c. A short Creek, C. U. Cross; Medford, E. F. Wilson;
ber,
1900.
the
Plaintiff
will
take
judgement
Applegate,
Noel
Hedgepeth;
Sams
valley,
at prices to satisfy anyone.
take and pieaaant in efftcr. Price 25 cis. Mass Sunday. The Catholics of Klam­ . program will be rendered each evening. A. J. Starmer; Klamath Falls. J. W. Craig: who owe health to its blood
against him for seventeen dollars fifteen
Simple* free at E. A. Sherwin’s drag ath county contemplate building a
Coquihe
City
and
Bandon,
C.
A.
Hyde;
cents
($17.15)
besides
costs
and
disburse
­
M y loan department is well equipped and
Centennary M. E. church of Portland
purifying qualities laud it to
store.
ments. for goods, wares, and merchandise I can handle money for parties wishing to
church in the near future.
doee not like their new pastor, Rev. G. Myrtle Point, W. R Hanson; Albany, W.
B.
Smith;
Harrisburg.
H.
S.Shangie;
Junc
­
sold
and
delivered
to
said
Defendant
at
invest, to tbeir advantage.
the skies. It brings the riches of heilih
Mrs. Dr. Chas. Hines and daughter W. Gue, and Bishop Andrews will give tion, J. D. Sibert; Tangent and Browns­
his instance and request. That a writ of
attachment has issued against the property
I represent some of the best Fire Insur­
who are out from Portland making a the official board a hearing to allow ville. C. H. Aden| Lebanon, M. L. Darlev. io those ‘coho use it. in the shape of
said Defendant herein in the hands of ance Companies in tbe oountry and would
absolutely pure blood, the permanent [JtJirYou
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John them to present their protest.
know that what of
tbeSouhern Pacific Company and notice be pleased .to write your property. Yon
Geo. H Churchman is punching bulls
ication to foundation stone of health.
Devlin of Applegate, and other relatives
The S. P. Co. has made application
of garnishment duly served on said Com­ cannot afford to carry the risk yourself.
and friends, arrived here yesterday and at G H. Bogue’s stock ranch at Paisley, the Redding U. S. land office for
fo pat­
we handle you can buy pany.
We.aknes9 — “I ‘Ufas ail run donun.
f i
Lake county, and will not return for a ents on 10,260 acres in Shasta and 10,000
is the guest of Mrs. C. Mingus.
Insure against accidents—they are aHaya
On affidavit for publication made and
meak
and
mxthout
appetite.
A
friend
month or two yet.
acre* in Trinity and 10,00 acres in Siski
filed in my office on September 17tb, 1900, happening and the next may be to you. 1
A new carload of fine buggies, wagons,
reasonable.
brought me a bottle of Hood's Sarsapa­
an order was made for service of thia sum­ bare the best and strongest company in
The Portland Sunday Mercnry gave a yoa counties, Cal.
bolster springs and plows for sale, at
mons by publication for six conaecutve the world.
column and a half write up anent the
New stock of carpets, art squares, rilla. I began taking it and three bottles
Emil Peil’s.
•
weeks. Tbe first publication to be made
visit of the Oregon Press Association in lace curtains and rugs at Opera House entirely egred me." Mrs. M. A. Logan,
on September 20th, I9U0, and the last pub­
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The threshing machine of Joshua Pat- Ashland last week. It was the work of Furniture Store.
lication oa November First. 1900.
127 Post Street. Rutland, Vt.
i terson and Frank Clute threshed the Col. J. B. Fithian, a clever man with a
Given under my hand this 17th day of
New 6-room bouse with one acre of land
The baby that arrived at the home of
| barley on the Farnham place near Ash- pen, and was full of humor and fine sar­
Blood Purifier— "We think Hood"i JppFCoüie and get our prices September, 1900.
in a variety of fruit, one block from North
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Wentworth belonged Sarsaparilla has no equal as a blood puri­
I land Tueeday, this being the 60th day casm.
M ilton Butr,
school house.
$750.06.
to the sterner sex and was not a girl as
the machine has been going with lota of
J us lice of the Peace.
before buying.
fier
and
invigorator
of
the
system."
was reported last week.
Six-room bouse on large lot with choice
work before it yet in this vicinity.
J. B. Rest, Woodbury, N. J.
fruit; good barn; Mechanic St, $750.00.
County Judge Chas Prim and T. M.
Reed came up from Jacksonville Tues­
Fine houae and grounds adjoining North
BORN.
school grounds, for sale at a bargain; no
day. The Judge and Dr. Parson exam-
reason sale offer refused.
I intd an old man named C. B. Sovern as
I to his sauitv and he was committed,
Main 8L, near Bridge.
J
Hood’S' Fill» care liver ills ; ths no»-lrritath»g and
i Reed took him to Salam on the same
Dry Goods, Carpets, Clothing,
Men’s Furnishing Goods
LADIES’ AND
MEN’S SHOES
Vaupel, Norris & Drake.
VALLEY RECORD.
The Board of Director*, the Mid­
land UoMtraclinn Company'* Itep-
reaentaiive* and Contractor Hale
Meet in Ashland
Directors Baldwin and Moore of Klam­
ath Falls, Horn of Hornbrook and Mc­
Williams. VanHorne, McCall and Wood
of Aahland, met at their office* in opera
house block yesterday with W. W.
Thompson and Geo. N. Lyman, repre­
senting the Midland Construction Co.,
who have taken the bonds and are to
I construct the road, and John Hale of
' Portland, the building contractor.
The business of the meeting that drew
j them here was of a technical character
, to remedy some omissions and defects in
' the papers. One matter was the word-
I ing of the bonds. In tbe original instra-
: ment they were 40 years duration at 5
per cent., with tbe option of paying
them off after 20 years. When the in­
strument was handed to tbe capitalists
: who are to supply the Midland Construc­
tion Co. with tbe finances, they asked
that the bonds be 40 yean straight, with­
out option. Contractor John Hale’s time
of beginning work was also extended 15
days—from the 1st to the 15th of Octo­
ber—and he is allowed until December
31,1901, to finish his work. AU parties
announce that work will begin right
away.
Klamath Falls, Or., Sept. 23.—George
T. Bildwin, president of the Oregon Mid­
land Railroad, has returned from an ex­
tended tour of Oregon and California.
He state* freely that bis mission waa to
arrange fer the inauguration of construct­
ion work on this new Oregon-California
railwav. He confirms Tbe Oregonian's
recent report of a deal with Coggins
Bros.’ sawmill, at Igerna, Cal., to furnish
75,000 tie*, or sufficent number to con-
sUuc^tbe road from its iaitial pqint, at
Klamathon, Cal., to thé edge ot the
timber belt in Oregon. This point
gained. It is tbe purpose of the com­
pany to procure ties by contract from
local owners of wooded tracts, and as far
as possible, to employ the residents of
this section in getting out tbe timber re­
quired to complete the road to its ter­
minal point at Klamath Falls. It is well
known, however, that local labor is large­
ly employed at good wages, and foreign
tie contractors have arrived within tbe
past few days to make a “quiet” cruise
of timber along the survey of the proposed
road. Camps have been located at
eeveral points by small partie*, and tem­
porary quarters established, with a view
to an extensive examination of the forests
and the lav ol the country. One of thee-
Klamath riv­
I camps is near the dam on
er, 10 milee west of Keno, in Klam.Uh
county, and settlers have been engaged
to show the contractor* about tbe coun­
try.
In going from Klamath Falls to Ash­
land, the timber belt commences at Keno,
12 miles from thia place, and then for 27
mile* there is a heavy growth of stately
pinos suitable for tbe manufactute of
lumber of any kind. Sugar pines, five
to eight feet in diameter, straight as an
arrow and of great height, are upon
every band. While thousands of acres
of this timber tract have been secured by
eastern capitalist* and will be held for
speculation, yet »ime of tbe best lands
along the line are owned by local settlers
and will be sold at reasonable prices.
Dry Goods.....
Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
WM. YEO & CO.
GENERAL * BLACKSMITHING
Plow Work and Horse-shoeing a Specialty
Sherwin’s
ASHLAND MEAT CO.
General Dealers in Live Stock and
Dressed Meats of All Kinds.
Ashland,
Oregon.
EDENBOWER POULTRY YARDS
0. T. PRITCHARD,
Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
A Bonanza
and Bargain
W. A. Patrick & Son.
ASHLAND
TimG&PLUMBM
SK00KUM
EATING HOUSE
FOR SALE!
Restaurant
and Chop House.
New Harness Shop
25-Cents.
RANCH FOR SALE.
Give Me a Call
FRUIT JARS !
We have ’em.
Mason’s,
44 A Good Name is
Better Than Riches”
Vacuums,
GEO. W. TBEFREN
Extra Tops,
Rubbers
LHISTMHSfcCT
1 mnlm’1 train.
I kW* WfrE RftJEk
Ashland Gro. Co.
Record
Job
Department
ABALAED, ORE