Valley record., February 07, 1901, Image 3

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
OWEN SHORT DEAD.
!
AMENHMENTS TO CHARTER.
I
Cenauv of Small Towns
Another Sale ...
D. T. Lawton was in town yesterday. Fetally Injured iu tbe Cow Creek Tne City Council Holtia a Mi«i Meet-' Washington dispatch of the 4th Inst,
given what purports to be a complete lift
Canyon tsnde.
Mrs. C. E. Donneliy is iil with the
iug a< d then Recommends Cbaug- of "‘incorporated cities, towns, and vil­
Owen Short, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
measles.
Tbe I.iqaor Question ia the lages in Oregon” uuder 2000 population.
Short of Ashland, was fatally injured in
The southern Oregon towns are given as
L. A. Neil returned from Jacksonville the big slide near West Fork Sunday
Principal 1-aue Involved.
follows:
today.
night. YoungShort was employed with
Mayor R. P. Neil spent several davs Medford............
. 1,791
We are making room for our sew Spring Stock
Geo. W. Short came np from Gold a crew of railroad carpenters at keeping going among the principal citizens of Jacksonville...
. 65 3
by Selling at Cost
their tools in repair and other work and Ashland so far as he could do so and ap- Gold Hill____
Hill Tuesday.
. 285
was called to work along with others , prising all classes of people interested in Central Point.
.
322
Vaupel, Norris <5t Drake have a fine concentrated at that point to clear tbe the subject that the city council would
Klamath Falls
. 447 Our entire line of Gents’, Youths’ and Children’s Clothing.
line of earpets.
slide. They were working all night and on Tuesday evening formulate a few Lakeview.........
761
Gents’ Woolen Underwear, of which we have a fine display.
A. B. Gegax returned Tuesday from Short was sent np the hill about 80 feet changes in the present city charter, and Roseburg.........
.1,690
from the laborers and put out lanterns submitted the proposed changes that Riddles.............
Bakersfield, Cal.
Overcoats, Mackintoshes, Ladies’ Capes and Wraps, most all go.
. 131
. 189
Mrs. E. V. Carter visited Medford and lights and give warning in case any would be offered. Everybody was in­ Myrtle Creek
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also bave a nice line of Ladies’ Tailor-Made Skirts, wbieh
rocks or serious elides should break away. vited to be present and express their
friends yesterday.
Admission Day.
He joshed the boys below and they opinions to the city council.
we are selling at 26 per cent less than wholesale prices. Respectfully.
Mrs. Bessie Plymale of Medford is joshed back that turn about at the easy
Tbe mayor and full city council were
Elizabeth Applegate Cabin, No. 4,
visiting Mrs. 0<W. Fox.
job was only fair. Finally the foreman present Tuesday evening and some thirty Native Daughters of Oregon, of this city, -P homb 243.
Dr. Bunnell, the mining man of Hun­ asked him to come down and give anoth­ prominent citizens heard the reading of will observe Admission Day, Thursday,
er man his place. The young man did the proposed changes and the discussion Feb. 14th, and invite all Oregon pioneers
gary creek, was here this week.
not come down round the slide but drop­ and ana^siug of the same.
Remarks, and native sons and daughters of Oregon
J. W. Dunn of Yreka went to Med ped down in the midst of it when another suggestions, and inquiries were made bv and urge them to attend a reception to *♦*♦>*♦♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'I1 **•♦♦<<< ♦♦♦♦♦< ♦4' 4 IIHHI <<♦♦♦< !<'♦♦♦♦♦
ford yesterday on a business trip.
slide broke loose and came down the hill] Ex-Mayor J. P. Dodge, E V Cai ter, H. be given at Odd Fellows hall, from 2 to 5
G. C. McCullock left Sunday to join with him. A large rolling rock struck his j L. McWilliams and other citizens. The p. tn. Refreshments a ill be served and
limb and broke hia leg which threw him council
!1 seemed to be all
" satisfied
- - - with a general social time is being arranged
his family at San Diego, Caifornia.
down violently in a forward direction the new amendments except Council for. It is the intention to have a display
Miss Minnie Luster left Tuesday for and his head struck a rock, mashing in man P. B. Whitney, who has become of pioneer
relics and souvenirs,
Forest Grove to remain until March.
the skull. The men below rushed up the great objdctor and is fast rivaling the and to this contributions of suita­
Mrs. J. Clift is up from San Francisco hill to bis rescue and met him and the late veteran Congressman Holman of ble articles for exhibit during the day
visiting her mother, Mrs. Win Patterson. slide and several were badly injured in Indiana. The mayor asked Whitney to are solicited.
the falling debris.
offer his ideas in the form of an amend­
Mrs. M. J. Coolidge returned Tues­
Special Values in Fleece Dress Goods and
The unconscious young man was taken ment to the proposed changes but the
At Opera Home Feb 9.
day from an extended visit in California. to Grants Pass in a caboose where his member from the First Ward politely
Io these davs of inane trash yclept
Fleece Lined Underwear.
Mrs. Ellen Wells returned home Tues­ skull was trepaned by a physician but declined. At nine o’clock the audience “farce comedy” a good moiodram.t with
day from a two weeks visit in Portland he died Monday afternoon
seemed to have understood the intention a modicum of livelv comedy, telling a
Thos. Short, the blacksmith, left Ash­ of tbe amendmentsand were excused the story of every day life in an attractive
E. B. Henry and wife and Mrs. J. P land for Grants Pass on Monday’s early council
Healthful and Delicious Candies, a Splendid Stock,
coming to order for the dispatch manner, embellished with a correct scenic
Lee came in from Klamath Falls Tues­ morning train and Mrs. Short and son of its regular
business.
The
meeting
was
and original effects, and in­
day.
Charles’ on the afternoon train. Miss representative, saloon men were present, environment
terpreted by a first class companv oi
N1NINGER BLOCK
D. T. Prichard of Medford went to Jessie Short and Frank Short went to and the preachers and anti-saloon league artists will be a welcome change, Such
NEAR DEPOT
Hornbrook again Tuesday on a business Phoenix to prepare for the funeral and were conspicuous by their absence.
is the offering at the opera bouse Satur-
interment alongside the remains of a
trip.
The changes define what constitutes a day Feb. fitti. where Mr. Lorin J. How­
brother in the cemetery there. The a ¡legal quorum. It also changes the ard will present merry Kattie Emmett
City Councilman A. F. Bunt’s family
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took place Tuesday afternoon.
verbiage of the present section regard­ iu thrilling melodrama “The New Waifs
were all taken down with the measles funeral
The
young
man
was
well-known
as
a
ing police regulations so as to leave no of New York.” Katie Emmett, whose
Sunday.
kind-hearted boy and hard working doubt that the charter ha9 the authority place on tbe stage aud in tbe affections
Geo. N. Bogue and family left this young man by all his friends and ac­ to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liq- of the public is as fixed and unchangable
week for their home at Paisley, Lake quaintances. He was married last May uoft in the city of Ashland.
as tbe north star. In “The New Waifs”
to Miss Minnie Neusbaum of Lake creek
county.
The general question as to the manner she ia seen at her best, because of ber
and they have been making their home ot settling
_ the liquor
*
_______ is ___
question
here- abilities both as an emotional actress
Spring Street, Ashland, Ore.
Mrs. C. J. Morgan returned to Med­ at Grants Pass of late.
He was about i with given in full:
and
soubrette,
and
the
never
(ails
to
de
­
ford Monday with her niece, Miss Car­ 26 vears of age and his taking away from I r
t
T* .i _n
light an audience in either way. O>
rie Cook.
tbi’aliteineucb » locking »nd
I
j
bpr present production of “Tbe New
TALENT.
S
STbXS'.S'l?
W»
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Mrs. Maud Burns, who has been ill
Wails1’the Detroit Journal a.tvs:
regnlar
meeting
of
supfi
pity
council
in
Mrs. Dan Hanscom returned home from at Granta Paas, returned to Klamathon
ITT ALL
“Katie Emmell’s return to Detroit after
the month of January of each year, to
yesterday.
her visit in Iowa.
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tfe
take a vote on the following question; au aliseuce oi several seasons was wel­
Mrs. Thos Lamb, who is quite ill, is be­
Wm. Spence and wife left yesterday
A landslide one mile north of West “Shall the city council of Ashland, Ore- comed by two immense audiences at th"
ASHLAND, Or.. Tharsday, Feb. 7, 1901 ing attended by Dr Hargrove.
for Klamath Falls en route to Bock Fork, Cow creek canyon Sunday even- gon, license *6«
the »«
sale
of spirituous', vin­ Whitney opera house yesterday after­
i «» «»
•Mrs. Geo Rnbinson has returned home creek, Pelican Bay.
ing covered a distance of 200 feet of rail­ ous, malt or Intoxioating liquors, within noon and evening. This attested tbe
from her visit in South Dakota.
KLAMATH FALLS.
Mrs. J. H. Ray returned to Medford road track with about 12 feet of dirt. tbe corporate limits of the city of Ash­ lady’s popularity here, and the thunder­
----- FIRST-CLASS WAGON WORK.------
Mrs. E. Hays was here from Ashland Monday from a visit with her brother, A force of over 100 men and a stem 6bovel land, Oregon, for the ensuing year.” If ous applause that greeted her first ap­
D. G. Brown of Crystal, was in town Tuesday in the interest of the Fraternal G. C. Morris, in Ashland,
were put at work and it was Wednesday a majority of such city council, or one pearance as Willie Rufus, a newsboy,
last Saturday.
Union
morning before trains went through. half of the whole number of such city emphasized it. She has a pretty and in­
Mrs. G. W. Vaupel ia expected from The ground kept on eliding. One train council, together with the mayor, vote teresting face, a trim figure, a plraeaut
Mrs.
FranX
Maxon,
who
was
visiting
with
■We have about six inches of snow that
her father E J . Hendricks, has joined her California soon and George is having a was caught iu a small elide. Everything against the issuance of such liquor voice that becomes winning wl'bo she
has fallen the last few days.
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home prepared on Main street.
began moving on time yesterday after­ license, then no such license can be is laughs, and more wiumug ways than one
husband at Kiatuatnon, Cal
Deputy county clerk, Wm. Terrill is
sued
by
such
city
council
for
such
mu
­
can
enum3j"ato.
l'i
“
The
New
Waifs
of
noon.
M. F. Hanley, the well known Lake
M’ss Belle Anderson returned home
extending the tax roll tbia week.
nicipal year.
Sfew York” her talents shine With un­
Tuesday from a visit of several months with creek atockman, visited Ashland Friday
To Write Up Ashland.
dimmed lustre. The play deals with
If
a
majority
of
such
fflty
qounpil,
to
­
her
sister,
Mrs.
Wight,
in
beattie.
H. V. MITCHELL, P roprietor .
and
went
to
Hornbrook
Saturday.
The levy for Klamath Falls ia .010
H. S. Harcourt, a well-known news­ gether with the mayor, vote in favor of good and bad people ip the metropolis,
James Bnner is over from the Beaver
and for school district No. 1 .005, making
Mrs. L. L. Riley and children moved paper man and brilliant descriptive tbe issuance of such liquor license then and ig fqll of adventurous plots, rssenes
creek mines. He will, on his return, be ac­
.037 in the town.
companied by his brother John, wbo will to Sisson from Grants Pass Monday Writer, will be jn Ashland Saturday to the mayor and city council mgy issue and escapes. Particular attention haa
while L. L. is working at that place.
Mias Anna Stockwell begun a term of assist him in the mines at that place.
write up this city for the Pan-American such license to any reputable male citi­ been paid to stage environments, and
school in School District No. 18, in the
A. A. Davie, the Medford capitalist Exposition Co., who will oouduot a big zen, over 21 years of age, applying there­ some good views of New York are
M ims Durham's Musical Recital.
Pelican Bay country laat Monday.
and miller, paid Ashland a visit yester­ exposition at Buffalo, N. Y., this year. for, and who conforms to all of the re­ ehewu.”
quirements of this Charter, and all of
Please give him your attention.
A very pleasant hour was spent at the day. He looks well groomed and fed.
A house belonging to Mrs. W. P. Mil­
The oil boring industrial advance­
the laws and ordinances, of tbe said city
residence
of
C
M.
Poley
last
Saturday
ler, in the Wood river country, was
There will be a St Valentine social at
ment in California has created an in­
of
Ashland.
Distressing
Tale
of
Woe,
afternoon,
while
the
pupils
of
Miss
Dur
­
burned down last Thursday. Bird Looa-
Christian
church
next Thursday
Liquor License—No license for the sale terest in Ashland and a company is toe­
ley had just moved into it and lost all of ham gave a very interesting recital.
A committee clerk in the preBent legis­
evening, Everybody invited. Refresh-
or
of spirituous, vinous, malt, ing organized in this city to giye this dis­
The guests were the parents and meats.
Lie household effects.
lature, in a private letter to a friend in or disposal,
intoxicating
liquors as a beverage, trict a thorough prospecting. The par­
friends of the pupils
A vote of appre­
Ashland, thus describes the general within the corporate
Allen Sloan returned yesterday from a ciation was given enthusiastically by all
limits, Bhall be ticulars will be given as soon as the
Mrs. F. W. Moore has gone to Ver­ condition of the craft at this session:
granted
for
a
longer
period
than one leaders in the enterprise have their pro­
trapping expedition in the viuinjty of present for the excellence of the work million, 8. D., to care for her sister-in­
The Southern Pacific Bold
The clerks at this session both male
Crater lake, where lie had been for the Misg Durham is doing.
law who is hovering between life and and female are decidedly select aud ex­ year, nor for a le§s sum Ilian $800 00, posals ready for the public. There are
lots of evidences of oil in this section and i N ew Y ork , February 2.—Tbe an­
last three months.
He came out on
death.
The following is the program:
ceptionally virtqous.
We are over­ nor more than $100.00, as the city coun­ the movers are responsible and reliable nouncement of the most gigantic rail-
snow shoes to the settlement and reports “Fairy Polka” (Spindler)... .Lora Poley
cil
may
determine,
for
such
year
and
if
J. A. Whitman of Medford has
, _ been worked and underpaid. The oppressed
men.
ro d deal in the history of the United
lots of enow in that part of the country. “A Little Story” Op 276 (Oesten)
in a very critical condition with pneu­ and overburdened taxpayers are rubbing an application is made and granted, af­
States was made yesterday afternoon,
ter
the
commencement
of
such
year,
the
...
Eva
Stone
................................
Frank
Williams,
the
lobbyist,
was
out
monia
the
past
week.
Dr.
W.
8.
Jones
it into us this time
The boarding
Tom Offield returned yesterday from “Heathen Rose” Op 76 No, 3,(Lange)
of
the
license
fee,
so
fixed
by
proportion
I
when
rumors which had been flying
from
Salem
Saturday
and
Sunday
on
a
is attending him.
houses leave you a small rakeoff to spend
Montague where he had taken about
the city council, to the eud of such year, visit- iie thinks Corbett can either thick and fast in Wall street throughout
.......................................... Monte Poley
for
peanuts
and
popcorn.
Champagne
is
230 head of beef for Louis Gerber, 100 of “Cuchoo Song” Op 263, No, 3.(Popp)
J. L. Gault, engineer of the big saw
Bond—No person shall bu lipeused to force his own election or create a dead­ the day that the Union Paciflo interests The Original Irwin Strawberry
seldom indulged in, and the trip to Salem
which were chipped to Sacramento aud
mill
at
McCloud,
returned
there
yester
­
sell, or dispose. p(, spirituous, vinous, lock if he so desires.
Plant, the best strawberry
............................................ Abbie Tout
had obtained control of the Southern
the balance kept in Little Shasta Valley
day after a two months visit with his will, undoubtedly, be very beneficial, malt or intoxicating liquors by the city
everything
taken
into
consideration,
the
Paciflo
Company
received
official
oon-
on the market
where Mr. Gerber keeps a supply to Duet, “Fleurs de Mai”9, Op 99,
Constable
N.
M.
Long
received
|20
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j
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(Streabbog). .Lora and Monte Boley family in Ashland.
rich ozone and the salubrious water, are council, unless he shall first give bond, reward from Sheriff Grace for the cap- firmation from James Speyer of the
ship from about once a week.
in
the
penal
Bum
of
not
less
than
'
Paper, “Childhood of the Musicians”
Mrs. M. E. Wallace of Hamilton, B incomparable This is the fiuest station­
For Sale by the 100 or 1000
----- *• • banking
—— • house
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~
Speyer *- & n Co.,
Mr. Gerber also started one thousand
.. ......... ............................ Bessie Eddy C., who has been jn California, arrived ery the secretary of the state will give $2000 00, nor more than $5000 00 ! tore of E King Thompson and the shei« ' great
iff
paid
fqr
all
telegrams,
etc.
Long
ga>
e
Mail orders given attention.
who said: “I have issued an official
head of mutton to Montague yesterday, Valse (Durvernov) Op 272. Mabel Pelton in Ashland Tuesday to visit Miss Mary us and we have to be very economical» pavable to the city of Ashland, Oregon,
some of it to Chief of-Police Brunk.
with
at
least
two
good
and
Bufltaienf
Call
on
or addreea
T. F. 8MITH,
statement
confirming
the
report
that
we
in charge of Walter Buckmaster. They “Mignonette” Op 111 (Lichner)
Leslie, the teacher.
with it.
Ashland, Ore
sureties, free holders pf Jackson coilqty,
will be shipped at once.
........................................... Echo Nason
have 6old out our interests in the
Elvine
Hayes,
aged
20,
living
on
the
Butler Walker, the Sprague river val­
Oregqn, tq be approved by tlie city coun­ Jacksqn place on Rogue river, wa- Southern Pacific.”
Formeriv
Geo.
Irwin
’
s
place
on hill in
“
Marche
Facile
”
(Rummel)
.............
K.
O.
T.
M.
The county commissioners court met
West Ashland.
cil,'conditioned that such licouse, will drowned last week and his body was not
...................................... Charley Poley ley stock raiser who has been visiting
The
operation
by
which
the
powerful
last Saturday to finish some work left
All members of Granite Tent and visit­ not violate any one o> the provisions of
his family in Ashland, started for Klam­
from the January term. They ordered Duet, “Picnic Polka’’ 'Theo Von Sa
ing Knights are invited to be present at this Charter, or any af the laws or or- recovered. He attempted to cross the interests representing the Union Paciflo
Hache). Miss Durham, Mattel Pel'xm ath county yesterday.
stieam in a boat and losing an ore, got Railroad Company, with its 1198,000,000
the state tax lexy of .0057 and .001. au­
the 8th annivereai*^ of the Tent to be
Mrs. E. A. Allen of Portland, state held in Odd Fellows hall Feb. 18th, J901. fiinauce of the said city of Ashland, and alarmed and jumped into the water to ' of stock and its 5400 miles of traek, have
thorised by an act of the legislature, to “Shepherd’s Evening Song” (Blake)
that
lie
will
pay
all
damages,
fines,
pen
­
........................................Roy Loomis president of the Young Women’s Chris­
save himself from the rapids below.
provide a scalp bounty fund, and the
By order of Tent,
■ come into control of the Southern Pa-
alties aud forfeitures, wfiicrh'TOay be ad­
Growers and Importers of all kinds of
tian Temperence Union, was in Ashland
county school levy of 0103, which with “Serenade a’ Marie” (Kinkel)..........
H. L. W hited , R K.
M c N air the druggist, will refund you I cific Company, with its $198,000,000 of
justed against him, under this charter,
................................ Beulah Caldwell last week on an official visit,
the county school levy makes .022 in
or the laws and ordinances of the city of your money if j ou ¡ire not Satisfi. d after stock and 9600 miles of line, has been in
this county, be extended on the tax roll “Flower Song” (Gustave Lange)....
Mrs. J. T. Welshons, who has been
using Ctiambeilaiu’e Stoma< h and Liver progress for months aud was fore­
Ashland.
........................................
Bessie
Eddy
of 1900.
visiting her sister-in-law Mrs John Cole,
The council must examine all persons Table: s. They cure disorders of th" shadowed as far back as December,
“Song of the Swallows” ¿Carl Bohin)
We ran name seed for evergreen pasture
offered as sureties on such bond, under Stomach, bili tusners, constipation and
........................................ Alice Barber left Tuesday for her home at E lina, Mo
in your section of the country. Why
when the news was published that the
Her
husband
joins
her
at
Denver.
I
headache.
Price
25c.
at
M
c
N
air
B
ros
oath,
and
require
such
sureties
to
sub
­
WILLIAMS.
Paper, “Chopin”................. Abbie Tout
Prospect with untried seed-? With 15
O. P. Huntington estate’s Southern
scribe aud 6wear to his statement in re­
C. W. Tyrer and C. R. Wiegel of Y’reka,
years of personal experience in growing,
C. W. Parker and Thos. Cline, well-
A. O. Hoxie has been quite iil but is slow­ Valse in E minor (Chopin).............
Pacific
holdings
had
been
sold.
The
guard
to
his
pecuniary
ability
to
become
...................................... Miss Durham known miners of Wagner creek, left this
also with the experience of the Agricul­
Thos. Jones and Otis G. Tyrer of Horn­
ly recovering.
such surety. Any bond taken pursuant brook, met Portland mining capitalists concentration of the largest holdings
tural Colleges at Moscow and Pullman,
Duet, ‘Dragon Fighter” (Hoffman,)
week for Bakersfield to look over the oil
F. O. Brvan of this place, went to Grants
we submit the following list of seeds
to this Charter, may be sued upon for in Ashland Friday on a SisKivou county began more than a year ago.
First
. ..........Alice Barber, Miss Durham fields with a view ot finding a gusher.
Pass Thursday on business.
out of a hundred different kinds tried :
the use of any person, or his legal repret mining deal.
came the sale to the Speyer-Huntington
Miss Grace Odgerscame up from Med­
Geo. Grizzle of Medford is visiting his
sentatives, who may be injured by rea­
Bromus Intrniss
Italian Kit Krzsz
E. A. Sherwin and J. K. Van Sant ford Monday to teach music in the nor­
friends on Williams creek
A distinguished astronomer asserts syndicate, according to common report, Tall Meadow Fixque
son of the selling or giving away any in­
English Kit Grzi*
have purchased Miss Charlotte Pracht’s mal for Miss Aileen Webber, who is at­
of
the
Crocker
stock,
about
280,000
toxicating liquors by the person licensed, that on the planet Uranus the eun riees
The stock in this section looks splendid lot at corner of Main street and Second
Flat Steisined Blue dru*
Disease with medicine,
shares. Then, in November, 1899, English Blue tirais
tending her sick mother at Medford.
his agent, servant or employee. No in the west and set« in tbe east.
gnd the weather is mi>d and pleasant.
Tall Meaiaw Oat Urnss Orchard liras*
street adjoir.ing C. H Vaupei’s resi
Speyer
&
Co.
confirmed
the
report
that
person
who
is
holden
as
principal
or
If the medicine is not
$Uhscrib9 tor the V alley R ecord .
8am McClendon, the enterprising
A ball held at the Williams ball last Fri­ dence for $165. They will put up a two
they, in company with their European These are FRESH SEEDS; we are grow­
surety, upon any bond, as provided
day, tickets sold at 50c. each; quite a crowd. stqry building with average size of 50x54. rustler of Central Point, was in Ashland
ers of thsm and will guarantee
right
he
can
not
conquer
houses
and other powerful interests, had
herein,
shall
be
permitted
become
s.
Sunday on a land deal. He was enroute
Tpe E. L A. members gave an oyster The lower floor will be used for stores.
results and prices.
purchased
the
285,000
shares
owned
by
surety
upqn
any
other
bond
of
like
char
­
home from a trip to the Roseburg land
supper among themselves; all bad a nice
disease. If the druggist
F. W Wait has been awarded a con­ office.
acter,
________
the Stanford estate, and in December of
We are also growers and importers of
time and it was largely attended.
tract to furnish 800 tons of granite rock
rrtrzn**’
the same year it was understood that Clovers, Alfalfas, Peas. Corn, Wheat,
does his duty the med­
Sexton Eugene Walrad of the the
Rev. H*igepath. the Methodist preacher from his quarry for the new govern­
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Davis leave this
Husainn Npellz. Millet» and all
of this place. is holding a vrotraoied m*-Mr ment postonice to be built at Salem. week for Gagelie where Mr. Davis will
Ashland Cemetery was authorized to en­ his signature is on every box of the genuine the Hopkins-Searles holdings, 140,000
icine will be right, and
kinds of Field Heeds.
ing at the Burnt district school house and
shares, had also been taken by the
close the cemetpry with a new fence,
laxative
Bromo^Quinine
Tablet.
develop
another
promising
quartz
mine.
The
contract
price
is
$16,000
The
stone
will contiuue for some time
expenditure not to exceed $200. It will >e remedy that eurea a cold in one day syndicate.
These three agregated
For references we cite you to W. J. H pili -
has vet to be passed upon by the experts They will be absent from Ashland all
your doctor will stand a
man , Professor of A g iculiureat the Agri­
be a meeh wire fence.
705,000 shares.
at A’ashington, D. C , but it is believed summer.
cultural College at Pullman. Wash . and H.
fair chance of winning
they will accept it.
City
ball
ordered
re-insured.
Mrs. G. W. Bartie, wife of the miner
There are now over 8000 oil companies T, F rench , Pr Jetsor of Agriculture at the
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Idaho 8tatc University, Moscow, Idaho.
the victory.
Mrs. R. M. Foster gave a reception at who is working on the Anderson claim
J. R. Tozer having submitted deed to
W. C. GIBSON J In California.
S. N. GIBSON
For prices and further information address
her home Mondav evening in honor of Mrs. at Golden Fleece, left Monday for Har­
city
for
a
street,
warrant
was
ordered
Encouraging oil indications are said
Jessie Vert, grand worthv matron of the O. rison Gulch, Cal., to visit her sister,
M. J. SHIELDS & CO.,
drawn
in
his
favor
for
$25.
You can help your doc­
E. 8. It was a very pleasant affair and the Mrs. Meade.
to have been found reoently near Ar- Moscow,
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Idaho.
following were present: Mr. and Mrs. R.
The mayor was authorized to purchase
cata, Humboldt county.
tor by having your pre­
M Foster, C. F. shepherd. C. H. Thomas,
Grant wants to see you on Dunn’s
400 feet of 3% inch pipe from H. Mat
Snow has caused a temporary BUS-
W A. Holmes. E V. Carter. Mesdames — Solid Spray. Come in and get prices
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tern at 15 cents per foot.
scriptions filled here.
E A. Sherwin, C. M. Holmes, C. H. Vau­ and circulars.
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pension of work in the Brown Bear LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
pel, E. H. Bri-tow, A. B. Miller, F. B.
Thos. Roberts made application for liq­ 4*
mine, Shasta county.
H.C. Galey, assistant cashier of the
Hatch.“, W Martyn, Geo. Engle, P. W.
uor license, placed $40Q in city treasur ♦
F-
Paulson, J. D Crocaer A |C. Gabriel, G. bank of Ashland, is taking a three weeks
The Los Burros placer mining dis­
er’s hands and filed bonds in sum of $500
8. Butler, Miss Esther Silsby.
And the boy, and girls will be ex­
vacation. He went to Grants Pass yes­
trict,
iu
Monterey
oounty,
is
attracting
with E. F. Loomis and H. S. Evaus
changing the missives which may
When you went a pin sic that iamtld terday and may reach Portland before
some attention just now.
sureties. Application was rejected.
and gentle, easv to take and pleasant in returning,
mean little or much and the man
—
Our
L
ne
of
—
A big strike of oil is reported on the
The vacant lot between city ball and
effect us-t Cnamberlain’a Stomach an !
TELEPONE 167
The Ashland public is being bored to
or woman who has k in for you
Gibson
place, west of Arbuckle, in
D.
B.
Provost
’
s
store
was
leased
to
L'ver Tablets. Price, 25 cents. Every dqpth with an overdose of shows. The
•O'
GOODS DELI VERED
will be cure to ma.I you a cartoou
Provost for five years at $50 per year.
Colusa county.
t>>x guaranteed. For sale by M c N air one Tuesday night was a good company,
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which will jar the crockery off the
The use of the city hall was deni 3d to 4-
The new stamp mill in the Lindsay
B ros .
but the tired public has become nau­
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Call and get my list of property • for sale
shelves and make a family and
tbe Mormon Elders.
mine, in Nevada county, is in operation. which
James Riley was at the depot yester- seated and remained at home for a rest.
4-
includes all classes and kinds, and
neighborhood disturbance worse
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An
air
compressor
and
two
machines
An emergency fund of $10 was created
' day visiting his cousin J. M. Smith, who
at prices to satisfy anyone.
Dunn’s Solid Spray for all fruit pests .
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than a sack full of midnight cate.
now busy night and day getting out
was en route to Durham. Cal., from Cheaper and better than any other. At
for the mayor to use in case of charity
Is complete, and sold at ’ are
My loan department is well equipped and
Garfield county, Wash. Mr. Smith was D. B. Grant’s
rock.
or other purposes.
KEEP YOUR EYE
I can handle money for parties wishing to
a pioneer of southern Oregon and was
the
lowest
living
prices,
The
ten-stamp
mill
which
has
been
Bills
ordered
paid.
invest, to their advantage.
Geo. Mowat is visiting his cousin, W
deputy county clerk of Jackson county
doing service at the Pennsylvania mine
Electric Light Qo , street lights lor
H. Mowat, manager of the Postal Tele­
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under W. H. Parker’s administration.
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We
Buy
for
Cash,
and
90
I represent some of the best Fire Insur­
January, 1901............................ $115
I
graph office, today.
He is from the
❖ for some time past has been moved to
Hre also bait other», full of affec­
Wm. Patterson, salary for January ’ 50 00
give our t U6tomers the
ance Companies in the country and would
Rheumatism in all its forma is prompt­ Chicago office of the Sherwin-Williams
the
Lecompton
mine,
in
Willow
valley,
40 00
1« pleased to write your property. You
W H. t-’runic,
tion, love and regard which the day
ly and permanently cured by Ho>d’s paint company.
benefit. Call and eea
5 00
♦ having been purchased by Messrs. cannot afford to carry the risk yourself.
M. N. Long,
really signifies.
Sirsaparilia which neutralises acidity of
us and be convinced.
Miltop Berry, recorder’s feesand ex-
Thomas & Dunlap.
A beautiful toned piano at Hookers’.
ASHLAND
the blood.
Insure against accidents—they are always
pttnse....................................... ■ 26 10
Williams’ block.
The Gambetta, at Grub guloh, Ma­ happening and the next mav be toyou. I
MCNAIR BROS.,
J. W. Hwtcher, street commissioner 33 40 i
The Jessie Shirley troupe were on
our motto :
34 06 I
dera county, has been shut down, but have the best aud strongest company in
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nininger and
H. J. Hick«, lumber.......................
Monday’s train front Redding to Grants
DRUGGISTS.
HONEST DEALING ; - ONE
15
00
Ashland
Tidings,
printing
............
children
including
their
eon
Amos
re
­
operations are expected to be renewed the world.
Pass where they play a week’s engage-
4- soon.
H. L. McWilliams, attorney’s fees.. 25 00
Successors to K A. 8herwln.
PRICE
TO
ALL.
turned
home
to
Ashland
Tuesday
from
a
' meut.
COMPANY,
Western Unio" telegraph, services.. 3 63
stay of several months at l-ordsburg,
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Subscribe for the V allay R ecord .
Pacific
States ’Phone Co., services.. 1 00
Snch little pills as DeWitt’s Little Early
First dear north of Poetoffice.
southern California.
(Suocewora to J. K. Van Sant.)
N. Bourgeois, board for Jas, Kelly 10 00
Risers
are
verv
easily
taken,
and
they
are
Goods Delivered Free
2 80
Carpets! Carpets I at Vaupel, Norris
H. Judge, merchandise
.............
wonderfully effective in cleansing the liver
New 0-room house with one acre of..land
9 30
M. R Combs, labor on streets........ .
& Drake’s,
and bowels.—M c N aib B ros .
Phone No. 211.
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Ts
in a variety of fruit, one block from North
F. W. Combs, “
9 70
I,
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W E. Ralls of Les Angeles, an old
$750.06
school bouse.
3 80
C. E Hooperi •’
il
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veteran of the Mexican war is visiting his
11 25
F. A. Saxton, ‘
«
8ix-room bouse on large lot with choice
son, A. L. Ralls, and wife. They are
7 22
D. B. Grant, merchandise ...............
fruit; good barn; Mechanic St. »750.00.
Co. B, rent of Granite hall............... 3 00
also entertaining his aunt, Mrs. Louis
J. R. Tozer, land for street............... 25 00 Nothing Succeeds Like Success
8ivers of Wimer, who will return home
[Successors to B. F. Beeser.l
Fine house and grounds adjoining North
Gregory & Co., hauling................. 3 50
I tomorrow.
school grounds, for sale at a bargain; no
Ashland Truck Co., “ ............ ... 5 50
reasonaale offer refused.
------- DEALERS IS-------
LORIN J. HOWARD
New furniture, sewing machines and
A. E. tirabam, tabor for city............ 9 67
’>r
ASHLAND, OR.
Emil Peil, blacksmith woik............ 2 15
I bicycles at Hooker’s.
Main fit., near Bridge.
PBBBKNT8 BEWITCHING
Wm. Trimble
“
“ ............ 1 00
GENERAL HARDWARE,
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Miss Jessie Vert, of Pendleton, at the
ABA LAND, ORB
Oliver Dews, labor on streets............ J 95
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
l head of Order of Eastern Star of Oregon,
D. L. Miukler&Son. merchandise.. 1 10
STOVES
AND
TINWARE.
1 95
is spending the week making official
otice IS HEREBY GIVEN that on T. Wiley labor on streets........ .
1 00
R. Wick, labor for city .............
V
visits in southern Oregon. Alpha Chap­
the oth day of February 1901. Ash­ J.
1 00
And a Superb Company in Her
Eugene Walrad, “ “ " .............
Shelf Hardware, Teels, Citlery. Etc-, Ete.
ter No. 1, of this city, entertained her
land GroceryCo .a corporation of Asbhnd,
“ “ “ .............. 1 00
Greatest Success
Oregon, was duly adjudicated bankrm t; Tom Prayter
I Tuesday evening.
72O-AORE ZF-A-EL'Ml
and that the first meeting of his creditors
I
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Whybark came will he held at Room 600, Chamber of Com
Sometliing New
Racycle
Bicycles.
SUITABLE for cereal production or
over from Hornbrook last week to visit merce Building. Portland, Oregon, on the
Just published by the Southern Pa- <
her folks, C-C. McClendon and family. 16th day of February. 1901. at 10 o’clock a . cific Co. is a pamphlet upon the re­
stock raising; equipped with s fine
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
The Plumbing Department will be con­
Mr. W. is engaged iu the general mer­ m .. at which time the said creditors may sources of Western Oregoo, which in»
>n
residence
and am. Is, first-class build­
chandise business there and returned attend, prove their claims, appoint a trus eludes an excellent map of the state, and
ings; located st Rock Point.
ducted by W. Aitkin, m ho will be pleased
Sunday while Mrs. W. remains here for tee. examine the bankrupt and transact contains information on climate, lands,
such other business as may properly come
140-Ac re Placer Mine,
awhile.
educations, etc., existing industries aud
before said meeting.
to figure on estimates and contracts, En-
their capabilities.
Dated, Portland, Oregon. Feb. 5.1901.
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Sheridan Thornton came ' over from
In operation with hydraulic and giant.
ALEX. 8WKEK,
Attention is also directed to such new
STEAM
i Klamathon Sundav and ia helping Mrs.
Also quartz mining properties.
Referee in Bankruptcy. fields for energy or capital as promise
tire satisfaction guaranteed. First class
Thornton pack up their household goods.
Will sell for cash or take in part pay­
fair
return.
LAUNDRY
They moove to Klamathon this week to
LOOK
OUT.
ment
property in or adjacent to tbe City
This
pubreation
fills
a
need
long
ex
­
il make their home, be being the head
workmanship and moderate prices.
Big “L” Railroad Bridge Scene
F. HEBERLIE
perienced bv O^egomaus, in replying to
of
Ashland
. Call on or address
I machinist in the big saw mill there.
- j - l ,- Wonderful Fire Scene
Mrs. Nation is Headed This Way
Prop’r.
inquiries of eastern friends.
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Presiding Elder E. L. Fitch of the
H. L. WHITE,
•'•"Thrilling
Swing
for
Life
Copies may be bad of local agent
WATER Street,
AshlsDd, Ore.
I M E church who baa been visiting and and we want to get our stock off of our Southern Pacific Go., nr fr<>m
Great Battery Park Scene
I holding meetings in this section left yes- hands before she arrives and to make
NEAR
MAIN
h Ä r E
C.
H.
MARKHAM.
room for the big stock of goods just
I terday for Grants Pass and the north.
G. P. A., Portland, Or. Entire New Scenery, Electrical and Orders by mail or
ordered from Chicago. Under our gov­
How Do You Expect
i°QkhDa°*
Mechanical Effects.
I
The Woman’s Relief Corps will give a ernment license we will sell goods [wet]
express receive
Albany Democrat: Hon. J. D Stev­
i JOHNSON BLOCK, ASHLAND, OREGON.
I fine supper, oysters, coffee, cake, and by the gallon so cheap that you cannot ens, of Clackamas county, is in the city,
tn sell if yoa don’t advertise? See what
prompt attention.
T erms C ash , at
I other good eatables, at I. O. O. F. hall afford to go dry.
vnur competi tert are doing in T he
and tonight at the court .house, at 7:30 Opera House, Ashland,
reasonable rates.
R ecord
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I Feb. 9th, from 5 to 8 o’clock p. m.
Yoara Respectfully,
o’clock will apeak under the auspices of
Saturday» Feb. 9 th
I Priw 85 ceatz. Public oordially iavfad.
Uw
SeQAlin
Club
oi
tbit
dfy.
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COST I
1$ Arriving ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦
MILLER & BARTGES.
ill be a Handsome Affair
It
Vaupel,
Norris
& Drake,
20 Per Cent Off
ON LADIES’ WRAPS
I5
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Dry Goods and Clothing
Wm. Yeo & Co.
♦♦♦♦ Stores ♦♦♦♦
I
TRIMBLE & CO •J
Oregon J
Ashland,
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GENERAL * BLACKSMITHING
VALLEY RECORD.
Plow Work and Horse-shoeing a Specialty.
ASHLAND MEAT CO
General Dealers in Live Stock and
Dressed Meats of All Kinds.
Ashland,
Berry Plants
For Sale
M- J. SHIELDS SCO.
Grass and Field Seeds
Vour Doctor
I GIBSON BROS-’ 1
Valentines !
next Cbursday is St*
Ualentine’s Day,
GROCERY |
STAHLEY
DRUG C0,
GEO. W. TBEFREN
Fancy and Staple î
Groceries
t
$♦♦♦ Ole Rave Chem
X
On This Space !
♦
♦♦
MERCANTILE
♦
t
Wholesale and Retail
D
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AV. S. GREBB & CO.
Q17HNT,
Qçnçral ^Hardware
....... and Plumbing
N
MEIlkY KATIE EMMET
The IWew
Waifs of
New York...
1
GRANT,
FOR SALE.
c
Hsbland