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Everybody is familiar with Ashland’s noted climate, water,
educational and social excellencies, and t*>e superiority of its
people in the more elegant and refined arts of life. These
features li>ive become so proverbial that many people are lia
ble to overlook the fact that we have some of the substantial
elements of industry and life with us. There is a seeming
dearth of knowledge in the community as to what it is living
upon. As an example, a few weeks ago a real estate man
i was asked by a correspondent if there was a pay roll in Ash-
' land. He replied that the Railroad Company paid out $12,-
000 per month, and was afraid that he was exaggerating.
When the list and number of employes running out of Ash
land, those employed in town and those on the Siskiyous were
printed they showed a pay roll that will not be below $20,000
per month. We have therefore undertaken to further enlight
en ourselves as well as the community as to the other pay
rolls that go to make Ashland happy.
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CLOSING- OUT
V
OF THE
8 COSS PIANO HOUSE
BY C. F. SHEPHERD.
Having received a car load of Pianos and Organs at Ashland, and having
been appointed by tbe Eilers Piano House to take and close out the consigned
stock of Pianosand Organs of H M Coes, of ibe C om Piano House of Med
ford, Oregon, in tbe shortest po—tble time, we have decided to d.spose of them
in tbe next 10 days; and if not sold >n that lime the» will be shtp[>ed to other
territory. They MIJtsT be sold, and at prices ofl»red yon cannot offord to
lose this opportunity if you intend to purchase within 18 months.
After this special sale at Medford, a similar sale wt'l be instituted at Grants
Pass. We have tn sloe» several very fine KIMHALL Pianos in mahogany,
quarter-rawed oak and hu-1 walnut case-, the Wheelock, United Maker-,
Mar-ball Pianos and one second hand Cornish- aud ab ut one d.-zen Kunbail
and Burdett Organs tn oak'aud walnut cases; also several second-hand in
struments.
Besides the above makes and my regular line of Chickering and Crown
Pianos, I am now sole agent for the following: Wheelock, J Mob Doll and
Stuyvesant Pianos, tbe Newman Bros, and Crown Organs. Piano and Organ
Instruction Books, Stools and Scarfs for sale.
Address or call at Medford Store, or address Ash
land, Oregon, Box 170.
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Organized Stock Thieves.
. James Lackey of Ontario reports tbe dis
covery of a regular transportation bureau
in the interior region for tbe purpose of il
legally removing stock out of <he country.
It is evident that there is such a chain of or
ganization from California to the Missouri
River. A link in this chain, who will
be a resident of tbe country where he oper
ates, will hold blmself in readiness to move
to the next station with the drive at any
hour, day or night. The stolen s'oek is
turned over to him, and h» makes a hurried
drive, and in turn gives them to tbe next
agent and returns at once ro bis neighbor
hood, where he is seen every day or two.
and of course does not attract sioricion.
In this way large numbers of cattle and
horses are driven out of the country every
month, and r.o one of tbe guilty is missed
from bis regular haunts Stock with en
tirely strange b'amis is often found through
out the regions in which the gang operates,
and this is looked upon as evidence of rapid
transit in tbe thieving line.
9100 Reward. $1OO.
Tbe readers of this paper will be pleased
to lea»n that there is at least one dreaded
disease tbat science has been able to cure
in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, require-
a constitutional treatment
Hall’s Ca
tarrh Cure ia taken internabv. acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
ot tne system, thereby destroying (he foun
dation of tbe disease, and giving tbe pa
tient strengtn by building up tbe constitu
tion and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that tr.ev offer Oné Hun
dred Dollars for any case it fails to cure
Bend for list of testimonials.
Address.
F. J. CHENEY dr CO., Tole
do, O
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall’s Family Pills are tbe best.
Professional Caras
L. M c W illiams ,
ATTORN E Y-AT-L A W,
Oregon.
Ashland,
Will practice in State and Federal court»
Office. Reeser bl’k, over Western
I'nion telegraph office
A HINMAN, D. D. S.
Dentist.
ASHLAND’S PAY ROLL.
The Ashland Mine.
•
The Ashland mine operated by the Or
egon & Montreal Mining Co , Limited,
gives employment at a minimum to 55
| men, and the pay roll caused thereby
I covers nearly $5000 in round numbers
The force in mine and mill will not be
decreased and will most likely be in-
i creased as the season progre«ses. This
is the second best steady and reliable
pay roll that supports Ashland. The
following is its employes so far as we
a could secure their names:
G E Ingersoll, resident manager,
Ge-- W Dornin, assay er.
A C Gabriel, book keeper.
\'y
C E Kent, millmxn.
sa
C K Power, millman. ,
C Flagg.millman.
M Emery, milintan.
M Tucker, blacksmith.
G H McDonald, ore sorter.
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H A C ark. pumpman.
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A J Wilcox, carpenter.
G F Kendall, engineer.
S»
C Brannon, engineer.
J B Carli-ce, foreman.
Will Garvin, fireman.
W Wyant, fireman.
F A Dunlap, fireman.
Mrs Sam Netberlami, and Mrs 8 G Neth-
1
erland, cooks.
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VALLEY RECORD.
The
People’s
Paper.
ASHLAND. Or., Thursday. April 25. 1901 Janies Garvin
I Greninger
R W Rowley
A caDie to the World from Paris says II M Welch
Mount Vesuvius is again in a state of r C ento
active eruption, aud many people—sci V II Tibbets
MINERS.
Ed Dunlap
W Brannon
H G Fairclo
Geo Fisher
Archie Waterman
C E Teevan
THOMAS P. ROBB IS
hkke .
| The Menelev Concert Wednesday
, La Grande Daily Chronicle, April 17,
A very pjeasant surprise was perpe- I ;1901.— The Meneley Concert last night
trated last Thursday evening on Mr and was a decided" success. Those who
Mrs D W Stone at their home on Spring failed to hear it missed one of the best
street. Their friends had assembled at treats of their lives. The entertainment
a neighbors and came iu upon them un was good in every part and it would be
awa'es bringing along their refresh difficult to tell which part suipassed.
ments. Tie following was tbe party: Tbe words and music were high class,
Conductor and Mrs C W Barber, Mr and the fun pure and wholesome, and the
Mrs Ed Fox, Mr and Mrs F J Belts. Mr facial expressions and contortions side
and Mrs E F Loomis, Mrs Wm Fox. splitting. The tone of the humoi at no
Misses Delia Stewart, Belle and Jim time dropped to the vulgar and the
Ross, Alice Barber. Messrs 0 Thompson, whole entertainment w»s moral in its
teaching. A La Grande audience lias
Roy Loomis, Fred Van Natta.
rarely ever been better pleased.
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
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PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
The Southern Oregon Oil Expert Is
lu the Field Looking fur tbe Place
to Bore.
• Prof. Thomas P. Robb arrived Tues
day evening from Bakersfield, Cal., to
expert the oil lands of the Southern Ore
gon Oil Company.
Yesterday he looked over the Samp
son district with Secretary F. G. Mc
Williams, and back of W. H. Shepherd’s
place and in front of the Ellen I. Wells
place some handsome specimens of oil
sand was discovered. There were plenty
of stones, which when rubbed together
smell very offensively of petroleum.
Professor Robb says they are fine speci
mens, and thinks they are of paraflne
base and not the crude petroleum. An
assayer’s test will have to be made. He
a force of 30 men will be employed there is certain there is an oil well in that sec
all Summer.
tion if it can be found.
The Ashland Creamery Co. pays out
Today he examined their land out
$100 per month in wages and an average
of $1000 per month the year round for toward Phoenix, with Vice President P.
milk, to farmers
D. Perozzi has pur
chased more stock, and is now the con B Whitney.
trolling stockholder
The capital stock
Professor Robb leaves Sunday morn
of the company has been raised from
ing
for Bakersfield, to be absent three
$5000 to $7000 for the purpose of improv
ing the plant and with the view of estab weeks.
lishing Bkimming stations through the
The prospects are very encouraging.
valley at some luture day.
The Ashland Meat Co. pay out $300
per month not including the work of
Messrs. Mitchell, Hunt and Thornton,
the stock holders. The employes are
Louis Werth, Albert Sbickle, “
Butler
Helman, Homer High, Marion Thorn-
ton and the bookkeeper, Miss Myrtle
Grainger.
The Ashland Electric Light & Power
Co. have an average pay roll of $250 per
month. The crew consists of F. L. Nel
son, F. M. Carter, Fred Robley and H.
Goble, tbe latter caring for the water
ditch. F. H. Carter is the secretary of
the company.
The Ashland Truck Company gives
employment to Charles Hargadine, Fred
Vanuatu, James Sayles, Jr.. Eldon Jen
nings, William Hosley and Perrv An
dree. They have Helman, Howard, Ed
Sheets and George Inlow on their con
tract hauling ore for Ashland mine
Noted elsewhere. Their pay roll is
i
$500 per month. E. A. Hildreth, Jr.,
and J. P. Sayles are the proprietors.
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SOCIAL.
The S social given in Pioneer ball by
tbe Saturday Afternoon club proved a
winning card, and was a splendid suc-
cess. The house was packed. The pro
ceeds reached about $60. The program
consisted of a piano solo by Miss Dur
ham, song by tbe Ladies’ Quartette,
piano solo by Daisy Mingus, recitation
by Lillie Patterson, vocal solo by May
Tiffany and violin and cornet solos by
Prof. J. B. Swidensky, and several amus
ing charades.
NATIVE DAUGHTERS
ENTERTAINS.
A pleasant reunion of the older stock
of this city’s population took place at
Pioneer hall Monday evening being
Drought about by the reception and open
meeting of Elizabeth Applegate Cabin,
Native Daughters of Oregon, in honor of
the native sons and their attachments
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in social intercourse and refreshments
were served in the dining hall. The
program consisted of a piano solo by
Miss Gertrude McCallen, recitation by
Vliss Lillie Patterson, solo byC. E. Ellis,
reading by I. E. Vining, and remarks by
The Southern Oregon Oil Company Judge Scott of Salem. The following
will continue the sale of stock at the were among those present:
same price as heretofore until they get Mr and Mrs—
the full report of Mr. Robb, the expert,
G W Dunn, F M Drake, J J Murphy, G S
Butler, Butler Walker, C E Donne'.lv. Wm
which will be iu a very few days.
Mver, Homer Barron. G R Hargadine. <' E
Surveyor H. W. Scheid, Ed. Murray Lane, Jesse H->uck. E J Farlow. I N Shook.
and Harvey Barter have bonded up the S Patterson, M L Alford, C W Martyn, C H
country that is most favorable oil boring Thomas, F J BeltB.
in Shasta valley for an »astern company. Mesdames—
J J O’Neil. E H Bristow, P W Paulson, J
The old Herr place on Willow creek
near Ager is bonded for $50,000. They Franzen. Jos Dame. H V Mitchell, W O
W J Stanley, L A Neil, E B Barron.
give out that the company will send Marks.
D L Rice.-
their experts and begin boriDg for oil Misses—
inside of 90 days.
Alice Applegate, Cora Gall, Ella Grubbe.
President Charles M Hays of tbe South
ern Pacific Company, who is now on his
way back from the East, is autboritv for
the statement that in a si ort rime oil will
supercede coal as the fuel on tbe Southern
Pacific trains. Oil may be introduced on
tbe Atlantic division as well as on tbe Pa
cific division,
Oestruetive Fire.
Co Advertise
Ifty Belts
[From Our Applegate Correspondent ]
R. Biglow of Williams’ Creek, lost
his house and store by fire in tbe
early part of Satutday night. It ap
pears from report, that most all tbe men
usually around, were gone when it
caught fire and thus nothing of any
great value was eaved. Five hundred
dollars worth of potatoes were destroyed
and a large stock of goods in the store as
well. Also the house and contents was
a pretty good loss of itself. We learn
that the old gentleman only carried
about $900 insurance. We have not
learned how much his los- will be. It
is said that Mr. Biglow is quite wealthy
hence be will hardly miss tbe loss.
Ashland Band of 20 Pieces
Through the effort« of the Board of Trade
Ksbiand business men subscribe $50 per
month or more as a guarantee to retain Frof.
J. B Bwiudensky, a splendid tuus'Ctat. and
band director, who is diligently and faith
fully instructing tbe reorgan-zed band.
They give a concert in tne Plaza i-aturday
night. Tbe following is the personnel:
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more extensively among the male
readers of the R ecord I shall dis
tribute a few belts fieeof all charge.
Cut out this advertisement as soon
as you see it and mail it to me at
once and I will explain to you fully
how you may secure a belt free .
When writing mention age, occu
pation, nature of ailment, and how
long you have lived at your present
address. In return I will mail you
my illustrated books describing fully
mv appliances and what Galvanic
Electricity can do for you, together
with particulars about my above
special offer. Address
DR. ft. T, SANDEN,
Booms 17-21, Bussell Building,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Royal Restaurant
Prof. J. B. Swidensky, conductor, solo
Mss. A V a NDERKARR, P rop .
B flat.
D. B Grant, E flat cornet.
Beaeb Block, over tbe Bridge,
Walter Sant, B fiat cornet.
A. McCallen, jr., B fiat cornet.
Edward McCallen, B flat comet.
H. L. Whited, B flat clarinet,
F irst -C lass M eals S erved
G. V. Gillette. B flat clarinet.
Ray Satchwell, pickelow.
Grant Helutan, B flat bass.
Jesse McCall, tuba.
Short Orders at all hours.
Eug»ne Berry, baritone.
C. H. Thomae. B flat tenor.
Give the new restaurant a
F. R Neil, B flat tenor.
trial.
8. K. Adams, B flat tenor.
Morris Howell, alto,
Jessie Matthews, Julia True. Gertrude Mc
F. 8. Engle, alto.
Callen, Jessie Applegate Jessie Wagner,
Will Mitehell, solo alto.
May Franzen, Marv Hose, Elsie Patterson.
Harry Yoe, alto.
Eva Tavlor, Rosa Patterson. Nellie Frau
A. L. Helman, base drum.
en. Elsie Grubbe, Lillie Patterson, Louise
Whitney.
Will Loomis, tenor drum.
XI tfssrS'-~
Running iu Full Blast.
Fred Engle, G W Barron, C C Wa'ker.
Heavy black mare, 10 years old,
Edw Murphy, Elmo Neil. Mark True, E B
The report that the Jillson & Roberts branded “ V ” on thigh.
Myer, Fred Parson, W C Grubbe. Ma-i mine at Henley has closed down is untrue.
Real, C»na Shepherd, Earl Walker, Otto Our Hornbrook correspondent writes: Tbe
Chestnut »orrel horse, last brand “V”
Miller, Ralph Howitt, Cnnton Sharp. Thos report of the Jillson mine closing down is with “ ?” mark on forehead.
Hammond, Homer Chapman, Virgii Chap made of whole cloth They are ruuuing
Spotted brlndle cow, branded “V” on
man, Judge Scott.
with a full crew at mine and mill, nuht
and day, on high grade ore Have just each hip; had bell on when left.
BLOOMER PARTY.
completed four miles of mountain wagon
Also two yearling calves.
road for hauling timbers, aud let a con
The social event of the season was tbe tract
Liberal reward offered.
for 5'1,000 linear feet of mining tim
“Bloomer Party” given Friday evening bers and several thousand logging for the
Address,
by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fenton and Mr. tears 1901 2 I have not been in tbe mine,
A. VANDERKARR,
and Mrs C. II. Vaupel at the home of so ant not prepared to sav where the ore is
the former. The words ‘‘Bloomer Party” coming from, but it comes 1 asked a
Ashland, Ore.
attached to the invitations were not ex miner this morning if they were drawing
on
the
“
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”
ledge
reserve
He
answered.
plained, it being left to the iuvited guest
not yet; a week's work will make it
to interpret their meaning.
It was a 'No,
we can but I don’t know when that
delicate question, and Councilman P. B. so
week’s work will be doue; has been in tha;
Whitney was the only one that had the shape eight months.”
temerity to take the invitation seriously
and put his own construction on what a
President McKinley will leave Wash
“Bloomer Party” was expected to be. ington on his western tour Monday,
Five acres of land, enclosed with pick
Whitney’s ideas run to tbe female wear April 29, at 10:89 a. in., in a special
et fencing; 6-room house; small barn;
ing apparel that is somewhat famous
among cartoonists. But the bloomers train of several handsomaly appointed 350 fruit trees; 1000 berries, assorted
that greeted the guests were not that cars. Large cities along the road will kinds; one two-seated buggy ; two sets
kind. They were not built that way. put forward their beat efforts to make harness; one fresh cow and one heifer.
On the contrary they were tbe rarest and the visit of the president pleasing to All for........................... fftfwFxO
most delicate plants in the earth’s him. On Wednesday morning, May 8, part cash, balance easy terms.
clothes chest and they were arranged in President McKinley will cross the state
Place, 20 rods north of Bell
such exquisite taste that only artistic line from Arizona into California, where
woman knows how to contrive. In tbv he will be met by Governor Gage, sup view School House.
guessing contest A. C. Gabriel took off
the first prize by naming every point, ported by his staff, aud formally wel
J. P. Bayle
while P. B. Whitney earned off the con comed. He will arrive iu Portland, Or., £. A. Hildreth, Jr,
solation purse. Satcbweil’s orchestra at 2:15 Wednesday, May 22.
furnished music during the evening and
MA It RI KO.
everybody enjoyed a good time, The
folio wing were invited guests:
BUKCH-KINGERY—In Jacksonville, on
April 21, 1901. by Rev. W. T. VanScoy,
Mr and Mrs—
ESTRAÏ ANIMALS.
Messrs. O’Day and Payne. Standard Oil
MUCKERS.
entists, students and curious, including
rjpri-sentatives who have been investigating
E
Fowler
H
E
A
Morris
American tourists—are leaving Paris by
tbe Beaumont oil fields stated that the
Edw Beach
H H Brannon
every train for Naples.
Sta> da-d wou'd invest I.SO.C'JOJ 00 in ' exa-
K K Paxton
M ■ Hand more
R- bbtn’a Planing and Saw Mill.
oil property were it not for the anti-trust
8 G Netlierland
At Dubuque, la., Archbishop John J. M Beach
laws of that state. a.a it is they wi 1 not go
The
planing
mill
of
F.
D.
Robbins
in
WOOD
CUTTERS
Keane was, with imposing ceremony,
o Texas, but they will admit tbe fields are
Ashland, and the saw mill of W. M. the greatest ever discovered.
C E Booth
invested with the pallium by Cardi J L Cotton
Richards and F. D. Robbins on Anderson
B T Wyaut
nal Gibbons. The installation ad J W Cherry
A Salem company is being formed to
Lewis Wyant
Butler
creek, pay out $1,200 per month for labor.
dress was delivered by Archbishop Ire J C W
bore for oil on the grounds of the Wil-
Cox
Four others
Their crew is as follows:
land. and iu the course of his remarks A E Howe
lametta university in that city.
SAW MILL.
he said that “uowhere, all thiugs duly
OBE HAULERS.
Wm M Richards
Wm Smith
[Redding Searchligh..]
considered, is the church freer than in Ed Inlow
8 Carlisle
A E Moore
Mr Cline
The Oil City Derrick’« monthly report
A L H»iman
America; that nowhere, as iu America, Henry Sheets
Joe Moore
Wm Richards
Elmer Howard
shows for March 742 completed wells, of
8 Moore
J A W’e-cot
is she allowed to live iu uutrameled Geo lnlow
■ ubt Moore
N Brophy
which 180 were dry, having a production
freedom aud to prosper as her forces
Aahlaml Manufacturing; C<».
C W Torrey
Cort Schneider
Io 10,343 barrels dailv, in the Pennsyl
aud the zeal of her sous permit. ”
8 Torrey
Ed Grosline
vania, W» bt Virginia, Ohio and IndiatiH
The As'-land Manufacturing Company, .1 N Marquis
Two
yard
men
Alonzo J. Whiteman, ouce mayor of owned by T. H. Simp.-on, A E. Sims,
fields. Work under wav March 31at whs .
T Gngby
Duluth, afterward a Minnesota state George N. Anderson and the H. J Hicks
Rigs, 509; wells drilling, 883; total, 1392
LUMBER HAULERS.
It ia a notable fact chat the Los An
senator aud candidate for congress aud estate, operating a saw mill on Neil
O Gearhart
Ross Eliason
geles Herald’s report of same date showed
at one time a millionaire, was seuteuced creek, and who will have their planing P
B B Pauli, two sons Dell Combs .
new production tn California of 3124 bar
at New York to two years aud six mill and box factory in operation on the
PLANING MILL.
rels, or nearly a third that of the four
mouths’ imprisonment for passing old woolen mill site next week. TLeir F D Robbins
C E Pal matter
states
covered by the Derrick’s report.
pay
roll
is
$2,500
per
month,
and
it
will
worthless checks. Iu passing sentence
Two others
Mark Baker
This is the productive capacity of
be
increased
during
the
year.
The
fol
Joe Alnut
W W Fordney
Judge Foster referred scathingly to the lowing are their employes:
niiietv-tour completed wells, of which
W H Penter
convict’s wasted opportunities. “You
eighteen were dry.
WOODS CREW.
are a menace to the community,” said
Al A. Simmons, the photographer,
Work in progress in California w«s
Ben Waener
will remain in Ashland only one week shown by the Herald to be: Rigs, 235;
the judge, “and a danger to all honest G N Anderson
John Nash
KJohnson
longer. Parties wishing photos, please wells drilling, 698; total, 933 This
citizens.”
Jas Murphy
■' J Mattoon
take notice.
shows that of weils drilling March 31st
J Pi chford
Eduard Lederer has brought a suit I' H Ro'ton
there were in California 79 per cent as
J
M<
Keever
Frank
.lobu-on
The
train
dispatchers
crew
will
be
at New York against Louis Sherry, and F 1) Yarbrough ’
F B Johnson
doubled shortly in order to handle the many as in the combined fiel la of
claims that his average earnings as a r K Bundy
A C Lugar
increased business on tbe line. The Pennsvlvania, West Virginia, O.tio and
waiter are $100 a week, and on this basis C G Yarbrough
F J Lcwrey
work will be divided one crew operat Indiana.
lohn
Johnson
L
8
Trefreu
he demands $3000 for the* 20 weeks he
Toe prolific yields of several California
ing the trains between Ashland and
Ruel
Hildreth
A
E
Hildreth,
sr
fields have not kept the average pro
was forced to lie idle because of an in
Roseburg
and
the
other
from
Ashland
to
MILL CBEW.
Joseph A. Burch aud Miss Louisa Kin-
J R Norris, E A Sherwin,G E Ingersoll,
jury sustained while working at Sher
Dunsmuir. A little later a new line will duction of new wells verv much higher
A E McFarland
C W Watson
gery.
M Grainger, J Franzen, A C Gabriel, R A
ry's. Waiters in swell restaurants, W I McNutt
be put in between Roseburg and Duns than tbat of eastern fields. In the latter G
John Johnson
there were 562 productive wells brought Minkler, G W Vaupel, G C Morris, Geo
ASHLAND, OREGON.
according to conservative estimates by Chas Hocum
muir.
Cha- Foster
BORN.
in in March, of an average production White. J J O’Neil, E A Bristo, W U Bev
G M Borton
head waiters^ earn $1800 yearly. Tips, Wm Hocum
ington,
Louis
Hiity,
Frank
Dickey,
H
H
Remember
the
place
to
get
your
tin
of 18J6 bai rels per day, while iu Cali
A Boy
the principal source of revenue, vary S Cary
ware, hardware and plumbing goods is fornia there were seventy-six new wells, Gillette, E A Hildreth. G F McConnell, T WRIGHT—In Willow Springs precinct FREIGHT AND
F Kershaw. J 8 Parson, J W Coleman, C B
LUMBEB HAULERS.
April 21.1901, to Mr. and Mrs. William
greatly. A popular waiter’s earnings
W. N. Grubb & Co’s.
of an average production of 41 barrels a Austin. I W Burriss, C E Lane, C E Don
N. VVngbt, a son.
BAGGAGE TRANSFER.
- Jas Wells
will run as high as $100 a week through J — Banks
day.
nelly, D L Minkler, .) L May, G H Hed- LOVEL1CE —At WOderville, April 15
The railroad employees of Ashland
Fleming
Flem Spencer
out the year.
In the Eastern States known oil terri burg, H 8 Sanford, P W Paulson, W H
.1 R Howard, 2 teams I-lino Neil
will give a grand May day ball at opera
1801, to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lovelace, a
Wood For Sale.
Ellis Neil
son.
house in Ashland next Wednesday even tory is closelv worked up, no large fields Bartges, G W Trefren, W H Brunk, G R
Robert Fitzsimmons, the pugilist, was
Hargadine,
G
G
Ogg,
T
H
Simpson.
U
H
ing It will be attended from ail along having been discovered of late. In Cali Thomas, G 8 Butler, Geo Engle, J K Van HERRIN—Near Ashland, April 20, 1901
PLANING MILL CREW.
arrested in Washington aud charged
the line and there will be a big crowd fornia there are hundreds of acres of Bant, F M Drake, H L Whited, J Houck,
A L Lull
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrin, a Ice Delivered Daily in Season
with an assault upon his wife, but he A E Sims
C B Woodsen
I) L Gitnn
present. It will be one of the hand demonstrated territory mapped out to R M Foster, F B Hatch, Chas Hargadine.
daughter.
was later released, as his wife declined A Brown
8 C Walter
somest dancing parties that ever visited .furnish work for the drills for many A Hinman, A H Bracht, M L Alford, E 1,
to make a charge. In the melodrama
BOARDING HOUSE.
Fisber, Arthur Miller, E Everton. T W
Ashland as the railroad fraternity are years to come.
of the "Honest Blacksmith” in which Mrs J McKeever
California is becoming an oil state of Stephens, C F Shepherd, P 8 Provost, C A
the cleverest people going in this line.
Mrs F D Yarbrough
the pugilist is starring Mrs. Fitzsim
The pioceeds go to Engineer J O’Mal vast magnitude, and it is among fhe easy Hitchcock, O Wimer. R A Satchwell, P B
OFFICE
C W Martyn, D L Rice.
mons, who plays the part of the sweet Thos II Simpson
ley of Dunsmuir, one of the oldest and possibilities that it or Texas will take the Whitney,
Mary Hevener
Mesdames—
leadership
irom
the
East
at
an
early
date.
best esteemed men on the d vieion who
heart of the “honest blacksmith,” was C D Hevener
E V Mil's, M Vining, G Barclay, M Van
is a victim in the hands of consumption
Tassal. Alice Kane, G Hasty. J no Bogers,
too ill to appear one night, and Jessie
Ashland icon Works.
O Coolidge, J C Evans, Thus James, J W
Ralph took her place. In the fourth
This is tbe oldest Private Medical
Meneley concert May 1st.
The new fire and burglar proof safe of Losber, O
Rose.
Dispensary in the City of Portland, the
act the sweetheart of the “ho-est black
Tbe Ashland Iron Works gives em-
the
First
National
Bank
arrived
at
the
Messrs
—
In securing the names of the railroad
first Medical Dispensary ever started in
smith” kisses him. Mrs. Fitzsimmons ploy ment to a minimum crew of nine and employee in Ashland for the last week depot this week from the factory at Cin-
1 E Vining, O A Jobanneson, R J Pace.
tbe city. Dr Kessler, ihe old. reliable
heard that Miss Ralph exhibited much generally employ fifteen. It has a pay several were inadvertantly overlooked ciunata. In a few day- the officers will Henry Provost, A Wakefield.
specialist has been manager of this in
■
<i
1
of
$1200
per
month
in
wages
when
stitution for over 20 years,during which
fervor iu the kissing soene, and this
I among them being the switch engine know whether they will be able to move
time ihousauda ot cases have been
A cker ’ s E nglish R emedy will stop a
resulted iu Mrs. Fitzsimmons throwing lull handed. The following are the crew composed of Engineer R. T. Mel direct, into their building at corner of
cured and no person wa- ever refused
Oak and Main street.
cough at any time, and will cure tbe worst
ius and Fireman Don Whitney.
dishes aud other articles at her husband. names of the employes at work now.
treainient. The bt l.ouiz Dispensary
in twelve hours, or money refuuded.
Geo Irwin, pattern maker.
Sewing machines. All kinds and al cold
At the next performance she refused tc
has thousands of dollars in money and
Remember the Meneley concert.
25cts and 50cts. M c N air B ros ., druggists.
Ed Gowland. machinist,
very
low
prices.
Machines
to
rent.
J.
property, aud is able financially to
kiss her husband when the proper time
Cltf Bush, machinist.
Andy
Goodrich
of
the
Jillson
mine
The
annual
meeting
of
the
W.
C
T.
U
P. Dodge, opera house block.
make its word good.
John Prater, moulder.
came, and at the close of the act he pro
will
be
held
at
Presbvterian
church
next
visited Jackson county friends this week
Abe Kadcliff, helper.
J. R. Cooper returned Monday from a
ceeded to chastise her. Hence his ar-
Since Dr. Kessler started tbe St
Tue-day,
April
30th.
Tbe
program
Wm Radcliff, melter.
visit at Henley.
Louis Dispensary, over 20 years ago
reached us too late for this issue.
re«t.
W O Marks, book K-eper,
hundreds of traveling doctors have
Attorney H. L. McWilliams returned to
Mrs. J. McCulloch left yesterday for
The trial at Frankfort, Ky., of Cap J L Fenton, moulder.
come to Portland, advertised their sure-
Aug Cost el. moulder.
day from a business trip to Portland and Gtiadlajara, Mexico, for her health.
cure ability in tbe papers, got what
tain Garnett Ripley, one of the alleged
John Dyer, moulder.
Puget Bound.
money they could from confiding pa
Goebel suspects, was brought to a close,
The ca-e of the State vs Young M tDan-
tients' then left town.
Dr. Kessler is
Miss Mamie Smith, Middiesboro, Kv.. iel for the murder of Mis- Clara Fitch
the jury bringing in a verdict of acquit
Railway Mail Ol»rks.
the only adveitising specialist who can
writes: “My little sister had the croup comes up tn the supreme court for trial in
give reference to all classes You may
tal. Ripley is the fourth of the alleged
Another section of the workers that very bad. I gave her several doses of about two weeks.
ask bankers, merchants, and ail kinds
conspirators who has been tried.
make Ashland their stopping place and Foley’s Honey ana Tar and she was in
of business men. They will tell you
stantly
relieved.
It
saved
her
life.
”
T.
K.
Leo
F.
Hale
and
Lot
Nevins,
timber
Prince Herbert Bismarck, in a speech ite a very much respected adjunct to B olton .
tbat l>r. Kers-er is O K. Lota oi peo
t
tnen
of
Frankfort.
Mich.,
were
iu
Ash
pie coming from ihe country deposit *'■ H enri K essler , M. D.,
at Burg, criticised the zigzag course oi the life of this community are the rail
land
this
week
and
left
for
the
south
The A. F. & A. M. have decided to re
their money with biiu. No other spec
Emperor William, quoting Bismarck’» way mail clerks running into Ashland model
ialist on the Coast can give such ref
the entire upper story of the Ma Tuesday.
Manager.
words, “The way of destruction for the rom San Francisco and Portland. There sonic block and convert it into a strictly
erences as this old doctor.
William Owen. -lui.pu
,,, ji.
Joseph '.wen,
Owen, W.
H
»re
34
ot
them
and
those
operating
north
government is to do first this and then tom here on the day trains stop over up to date lodge room. The expendi VVhv bark and Joan Mighton have pur
that, and promise today what it doe» .’8 hours each trip. Those operating ture is expected to be held within $1000 chased lots in H-.rnbrook. and have con
GOOD D0CT0R8.
tracts let for four cottages, ail to be com
not do tomorrow.”
-onth from hereon the same train lay At the meeting Monday evening Eugcae pleted
Many doctors In country towns sand patients to Dr, Kessler, because they
before July 1.
over 20 hours. Those operating south A. Sherwin and E D. Briggs were ap
know Le is prepared to treat all kinds of private and chronic diseases.
Thin,
pale,
anaemic
girls*
pointed
a
committee
to
superintend
the
H.
Snook,
tbeSalem
contractor
who
built
on the night train lay over 20 hours and
PRlVATF Dn-e«ses. This doctor guarantees to cure any case of Bypbillis.Gon-
the Douglas county court house, was here
those north on the same train 16 hours job for tbe lodge.
f •'I ***’*■ orrhoea, Gleet Stricture» cured, no difference how long standing.
need a fatty food to enrich I
;
over
Sunday
investigating
proposed
build
We herewith append the list of mail
Spermatorrhoea, Loss of ManLood, or Night Emisrions, cured permanently. The
If you are sick all over and-don’t know ing operation- in this city. He returned
their blood, give color to|
habit of Self-Abuse effectually cured in a short time.
lerks running into Ashland. Tney re just what ails you. it’s ten 'o one vour Kid home on today’s local.—Roseburg Review,
neys are out of order. Foiev’s Kidnei
eive a total of $1,283.33 per month.
VnilNR MFN Your errors and follies of youth can be remedied, and this old
E xperience Is T hk B est T eaches . Use
luuivu murs doctor will give you who'er-ome »ulvtce and cure you— make you
Cure will bring you health and energy. T
their cheeks and restore their *
raoM south .
Acker’s Etigii-b Remedy in any case 'if
K. B oltox .
perfectly strong and healthy. You will be amazed at hi- success in curing Sper
coughs, Cohls or croup. Should it fail to
Cloyd E Presson
Ia of the »Teatest importance. This W F Banessser
matorrhoea, Seminal Lottes. Nightly Emiasionb, and other effects.
health and strength. It is^
Frank Ankenv, son of Hon. H. E. An give immediate relief money refunded.
-Mward J Elliott
C .1 Boyle
tenv. and M'ss Ma» Jones of Los Angeles 25cts. and 50cts. E ugkne A. S herwin .
to tbe most critical season of the Frank L Hanini >nd J J Buchanan
safe to say that they nearly I
KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
Cal., were marn»d ar the bride’s home
'harks J Rhein
Fr»d s Jackson
year, from a health standpoint.
Dr I. P. Hamilton has 15 nen working
Wedne-day,
tbe
L7th
inst.
Painful, difficult, too frequent, milky or bloody urine, unnatural dittcharges, care
F 1. Southwick
Eva>d Nelson
all reject fat with their food. *
at tbe Blue Jay mine The 10-.«tanip milt
It is the time when you imperatively F W Johnson
fully treated and permanently cured. Piles, Rhematism and Neuralgia treated
F Gay
will
be
running
iu
a
few
da>
s.
He
also
t
a-
A.
E.
Ketchum,
who
has
been
visiting
by our new remedies, and cures guaranteed
\ S W aid
John J Carroll
need Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
his sister, Miss Lottie Ketchum, return a force at work on the Me ling mine, with
Patients treated in any part of the country by his home system, Write full
L F rnier
Geo E Lawton
C R W-igle as superintendent. New cams
ed
to
Portland
Tuesday,
.
particulars
euctos» ten 2c stamps and we will answer you promptly, Hundreds
It will give you a good appetite, Frank 8 Price
Ferrii C Nickle
and stamps will be added at ouce to replace
treated
at
home
who are unable to come to tbe city,
FBOM
NORTH.
J. A. Armstrong was up from Gold the old ones, which are too light to give
purify and enrich your blood, build
good service.
lohp Rntterworth
A Ibert 8 Rand
Hill
Monday.
or
An
TUIg
Take a clear bottle at bedtime, aud urinate in the bottle, set
up and steady your nerves, overcome ester M I.eland
H V ■'■miib
1
aside, and look at it in tbe morning. If it 1« cloudy or has a
'I
heir
promptness
and
their
pleasant
ef-
One
of
Dr.
Ray
’
s
crews
of
prospectors
Everett L Gordon
that tired feellug, give mental and Jhar e- Whitmer
cloudy settling in it. you have tome kidney or bladder disease, and should be at
make DeWitt’s Lime Early Risers
unearthed a rich 3 f <>t vein of ore near f-wts
Wm A Newell
•elos R Matthews
tended to before you get an incurable disease, as hundreds die every year from
COD
LIVER
OIL
nio-t
popular
little
pill
where
ever
they
are
digestive strength — in short, will N A A m n rose
O iver C Riches
the Braden mine which pane $2 and $3 known. They are simply perfect for liver
Bright’s disease of the kidneys.
WKN
HYPOPHOSPHITESofLIHE+SOM
Carl
Abraham
Rov Smith Leigh
per day. It has the appearaece o> being and b-'Wel troubles. — M c N aie Haos.
vitalise your whole being, and put
Address J. HENRI KESSLER, M. D., Portland, Oregon.
Hal ph E Hanna
A Ô Brown
a great producer and has created a stir
you in perfect health.
John R Nash
The Etna Advance says tbe Black Bear | is exactly what they require;;!
8t. 1-ouis Medical and Hurgical Dispensary.
in tbat settion.
after lving almost dormant for 16 years,
Enclose
ten
2c
stamps
or
no
answer.
33UJ4 Yamhill St.
Don't delay taking it.
Messenger',» Plaiuug and Saw Mill,
Frank Towne, who has conducted a will this sum-net be a scene of activity.
Don’t experiment with others, Get
Money
will
be
poured
into
tbe
mine
to
open
g
it
not
only
gives
them
the
im*
;
H. C. Messenger’s planing mill intown general merchandise business at Phoenix it up. and without a doubt the ore bodies
that which trial and test have proved md his saw mill two miles southwest of for some 18 years with the respect of bis of
9
the lower levels and tbe virgin ground | portant element (cod-liver oil)!
own gives out a pay roll of $500 per neighbors and hie own prosperity, never reached before will amply repay the •
the best—
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J
J»
*
month. Those engaged at the saw mill has retired. W. R Coleman bought eute-pr>se undertaken.
ft in a palatable and easily di-
are R J Shaw. Walter J Messenger, Mr him out and is continuing the business
A disastrous blizzard is reported from | gested form, but also the hypo
-Itarp, Otis Mill-ap, Mr Inman, Louis at the old stand. He is a reliable voung Cape Nome, iu which 200 miners lost
Medley, Chas Millsap, and two whose man.
one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1901 model
phosphites which are so valua
their lives. The mercury had dropped
names wo cannot obtain. Geo Yount
The greatest skin specialist in America or to 50 degrees below zero, and a terrific ft
-----------
N MAKE $10
«10 TO
bicycle of our manufacture. YOU
CAN
and Austin Howell haul the lumber to igin «ted the formu.'a for Banner Salve.
ft ble in nervous disorders that i
$50
A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for yourself.
town, and I O Miller and W H Carey For all skin diseases, all cuts or sores, and wiud blew for weeks. The new-comers, ft
ft
for piles, it’s ihe most healing medicine. living in single-board and tar-paper !
usually accompany anaemia.
Beet for Spring - “ I have taken run the planing mill.
Guaranteed
Beware of substitutes. T. K. B olton .
shanties, poorly put together by inex
Bood’i Uersaparilla when needed for several
SCOTTS
EMULSION
is
a
Other
Enterprise«».
Let
me
eay
I
have
used
Ely
’
s
Cream
perienced
hands,
suffered
untold
agony
yean and would not be without it in the
ft
F. W. Waite, who has the contract to Ra tn for catarrh and thoroughly recom irom the cold, and it wa^ with the ft fatty food that is more easily;
boose. It is an excellent medicine and I
mend
it
for
whit
it
claim-
Very
truly
npply the fine new postoffice building
heartily recommend lta nse in tbe spring
H W. Hathaway, £ izab-tb, N.J greatest difficulty that hundreds of lives ft
eiug erected at Salem by the federal (Rev.)
digested than any other form;
taken in trade by our Chicago retail Korea,
IV «P
and at any time when a blood purifier and
I Trie«! E>y’s C-eam B-Im, and to all were saved.
ft
many good aa new......................... ........... .
overtmieiit, was in Ashland t hie week appearances aru cured of •atarrti. The ter
tonlo la needed.” Maa F. M. F oots , 21 »nd is arranging to begin work at the
A
certain
amount
of
!
At
a meeting at San Fraucisoo of the f of fat
We
ship
any
bicycle
QN
APPROVAL
to
rible headaches from which I long suffered
Irving Place, Paeaaio, N. J.
anyone icitliout a cent deposit in advance and allow
Ashland buff sandstone quarry in about ar» gone.—W.J. Hitchcock, late Major U. officers of the League of the Cross Cadets « flesh is necessary for health.
Bprinc Fever-” I have taken Hood's teu days. This stone was preferred by 8. Vol. aDd A. A. Gen. Buffa'o, N. Y.
it was decided to hold the annual en
Tbe Ba'mdoes not irritate or cause sneez campment at Napa from July 18 to the | You can get it in this way.
Sarsaparilla fur my spring medicine tbr the government architect« who required
absolutely
»
yean and have always found U nllable rhe Builders to use it. Mr. Waite will ing Sold hy druggi-ts at 50 cts. or mailed Bist. The camp will be called Camp
no risk in ordering from us, as you do not need to pay
by
E
y
Brothers,
50
Warren
St.,
New
York
ft
■nt to work as manv men at he can get
and girtag perfect satlMaction. In the
We have known per- ! Í
Power, in honor of tbe colonel of the ft
a cent if tlie bicycle does not suit you.
ight away It will require about six
ft
DllV a wheel until you have written for our
spring It takes away that tired feeling or
regiment.
ft______________
RUI BUT FACTORY PUCES and F1EE THAL OfFE«.
sons
to
gain
a
pound
a
; Í
U'>nths
to
get
the
stone
ont.
This
con
spring fever, gives energy and puts the
iius liberal offer has never been equaled and ia a guarantee of
J
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5^
will undoubtedly lead totheperma-
A ckers D yspepsia T ahlbtb are sold on a I day
while taking it,
the quality of our wheels.
blood in good condition.” Miss Ernx tact
posi'iv«* guarantee
Cures heart-bum.
ent reopening of those quarries. They
WE WANT R reliable person in each town to distribute catalogues for us ia
C olonkr , la35 10th Street, N. W-, Washing »ere operated by a Portland company a ■ 'its signature ¡3 cn every box of the genuine raising <>f the food, distress after eatiag or
$oc. and $i.oo, all druggists. %
a b:cycle. Write today for free catalogue and our special ofler.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
»ny form of dyspepsia. O--e little tablet I
ton, D. C.
" —* —
mml er of vears ago but were shut down
Laxative BromoQidnine Tableta [gives immediate relief. 25cts, and 50cts.
■v the panic of 1893 cutting off all build-
rwasdy ttat cavee • «M to tanto?
Baoc., Oru0isi>.
For Sale Cheap I
If Taken in 30 Days-
Men, Young and
In tbe Pioneer Block, up stairs, uea>
City Hall.
I)R. S. T. 8ONGER
Physician and Surgeon
Novelty Blocs, Opp. Hotel Oregon
ASHLAND
—
—
—
ORFGO>
J) M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
ASHLAND
—
—
—
UREGO."
OFFICE :
At Residence, intersection of Mecham.
Laurel and Maiu Streets.
J t A. McCALL
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor
NOTARY TUBLIC.
Survey a for Patents and Mining Loca
tions a specialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at reridence. South Main Str»
JB. SWIDENSKY,
Instructor in Violin
ASHLAND,
:
:
OREQO>
Leave word at D B. Grant’s haid-
ware stere.
SOCIETY DlRECTORlEf
W. R. c.
bubnbidx hum conra so. 24
Meets in Odd Fellows ball at 2 o’clock
m on the second and fourth Saturdays r>
each month.
«
M m . J. D. C rockkr , Pre»
M m . M J. Rpenc-r. Sec v.
KNIGHTS OF
PYTHIAN.
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knighu «
Brthias, Ashland. Oregon. meets ev>
onday evening. Visiting Knights inyoo-
S'jindfn g are cordially invited to attend.
L. E, BEND ER, Chancellor Com
T. H. S impson .K. R 8
E. C. SHERMAN,
Tbe Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
Has Furch seed............ ..............
W C. Johmon’t Shor
And is now prepared to »erre
hie old rn«fi>mere and the pub
lic generali* at tbe old stand
M ain S t .. O ne . O pina House B loc
General B ackaniithing et all
ttvrwsMvnia s tftwutaity.
ki-d .
To Takel
Spring
Medicine
RIDER AGENTS WANTED
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
1901 Models
$10 to $18
’00 &’99 Modelo .‘XL $7 «• $12
500 Second Hand Wheelseq »„ co
V
10 DAYS FREE TRIAL.
uigUDHvrwaeiiW'
J. L. MEAD GYOLE CO..
Ilia jirtiikrttAiU m »»
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