PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. P. 8. Casey was op from Jacksonville ' Monday. i Frank Williams returned from Port­ land yesterday. Miss Jessie Cole of Medford visited Ashland Friday. SHOES 5 >HOES S »HOES s »HOES e SHOES e In Endless Variety. All the Latest Styles at Low Prices Vaiijel, Norris & Drake, Dry Goods and Clothing Stores, e Johnson Block - Ashland, Oregon CENTKALi POINT. VALLEY RECORD. Miss Lulu Flickert returned yesterday from Grants Pass. « Miss Louise Ganiere went to Phoenix Tuesday to visit friends. 8. B. Gardner, the Ft. Klamath cream­ ery man, was here Tueseay. Mrs. H. F. Cole came over from Cole’s yesterday on a business trip. Geo H. Palethorpe went to Yreki yesterday on a business trip. Miss May O’Toole of Phoenix visited Ashland friends the past week. Hal Emery is preparing to take a trip to the Pan-American exposition. Ex-Sheriff J. W. Manning of Klam­ ath Falls was in town yesterday. Wally Baldwin went to Grants Paes Monday with a view of locating. Miss Belle Parker leaves tomorrow to join her mother in San Francisco. M. E. Buckner and wife were over from Yreka this week on fruit business. Mrs, F. A. Bliss of Medford visited her daughter, Mrs. James Wiley, Fri­ day. Conductor and Mrs. J. 8. Wentworth returned Tuesday from a visit to Sacra­ mento. Mrs. F. B. Hatch returned last week from a visit with relatives at Sacra­ mento. Miss Fannie Beeson returned to Talent yesterday from a visit with Ashland friends. Montie Pierson returned to Ashland yesterday after an absence of many months. Mrs. W. A. White and Miss Pearl Grieves of 8teinman visited Ashland this week. Mr. and Mrs. J D. Blitch of Siskiyou leaves next week for Luis Obispo. Cal , to remain. F. W. and S. C. Bilger of Oakland, Cal,, rejistered at the Ashland House yesterday, John D. Olwell of Centra! Point went to Klamath county Friday to look at a land claim. Misses Laura and Pearl Carter re turned to Woodville yesterday from Hornbrook. C. E. Nininger returned yesterday from his trip preaching for the Dunkard de­ nomination; Miss Irene Chitwood arrived Monday from Klamath Falls and went to Red­ ford yesterday. Chas. Silvers returned home yesterday to Pelican bay from a business trip to Jackson county. Judge Willard Crawford has hung out his shingle at Coquille, Coos county, lor the practice of law. Carl Beeson of Talent on Tuesday had his arm broken by a pair of mules run­ ning away with him. Mrs. W. M Ketchum is expected today from Albany on a visit to her daughter, Miss Lottie Ketchum. Chief Train Dispatcher G. C. Morris was at Portland Saturday making a few changes in the time card. Wm. Paramore and David Yeargin, the Fraternal Brotherhood organizers, leave today for Loa ADgeles Mrs. Wesley Fenton arrived yesterday from Teunino, Wash., to pays visit to her sister, Mrs. Robt Taylor. Robt. Cooper, a fruit growor of The Dalles,who has been spendiug some time in Ashland, left for home yesterday. Miss Ethel Christian who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. J O’Neil, left yesterday for Portland and Chicago. Miss Alice Applegate returned yester­ day from a visit at Monmonth and Eu­ gene and left today for Klamath balls. T MOST CORDIALLY Invite the 1 Public to come and inspect the three carloads of new goods, which has just arrived. The most com­ plete stock that was ever brought to Southern Oregon at one time. The new Bain wagons were built at the factory to my order with heavy tires and large spokes, hub and brake. The celebrated Racine spring wagons and buggies, also built to my order for this rough country and bad roads. The Buck­ eye Mower and the Tiger and Hol­ lingsworth-Tiger Rake can’t be beat. The biggest part of the car­ load has already been spoken for, so come early and lay in your or­ der, or you will get left. I can save you money on everything you buy. Yours very truly, PEIL. Exclusive Agent for Baker $ Hamilton. John VV. Coleman and Chas. H- Pierce will operate a cannery in Ashland this eeoson and have purchased and on hand 60,000 can. They will can peaches, i blackberries, pears, plums, tomatoee, i apples, the latter for logging and mining camp tade. The plant will be on Hel­ 1 man street near the quartz mill. Messrs. ‘ Coleman and Pierce are also in an in­ corporated company that will operate i the big cannery at Salem this eeason. , John Wright and wife and Mrs. M. Stevens of Central Point and F. M. Lance ■ and wife of Gold Hill left yesterday for Frankfort, Kan , on a visit to their old home. J M. Kimmell and family left the same day for Leavenworth, Kan. 1 G. IL^Iaskins, the Medford druggist, ■ aud his wife left this week for an eastern trip and a visit to the Pan-America ex­ position. Mr. Haskins deserves his vacation, C, 0, Chitwood will conduct his store. Death ol G. C. Coy. GONE TO ENCAMPMENT. Co. B Lieft for Enffene this Morning to Return on the Third. Captain—Wm Grubb. 1st Lieut—I E Vining. 2nd Lieut—H 8 Evans. 1st Sergeant—Frank Grubb. 2nd Sergeant—R L McWilliams, 3rd Sergeant—J A Meiiza. Quarter Master Sergeant—James M Spen­ cer. Corporals—Wm Gowland, Sam Grubb. Otis Millsap, James D Moore, Henry B Carter. PRIVATES. Walter T Applegate Clarence L Galey C Chisholm Frank Hendricks Fred N Combs Thos Hendricks Melvin 8 Emery Goldwin H Herndon Adolph I Eddy Herbert H High Geo T Watson H N McCumsay Earl C Jackson R H Hornilt O K Maass Hursh Mills Adolph Mills Geo Miller Leon Patrick H G Parker Fred L Roper Wm E Smith Mannie Smith Geo 8 Stephenson Geo C Stevens A J Shively Homer High Robt Hammond J C Sharp Geo C Spencer Harry Van Sant Andy McCaiien D R. MILLS, P kksidknt . F.------------------ H. CARTER, V icx -P bxmdent . E. V. OARTKR, C amrur . H. C. GALEY, A ssistant C ashier . BANK OF ASHLAND. ESTABLISHED 1884. Capital, Full Paid, $50,000 Surplus Fund, $15,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT LER, F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER. Toreign and Domestic exchange Bought and Sold A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Read It In His Newpaper. George Schaub, a well known German citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, is a con­ stant reader of the Dayton Volk.-xeitnng. He knows that this paper aims to adver­ tise only the best in its columns, and when he saw Ch»mberlain*B Pain Balm advertised therein for lame back, be did not hesitate in buying a bottle of it for his wife, who for eight weeks had suffered with the most terrible pains in her hick and could get no relief. He says: •‘Ater using the Pain Balm for a few days my wife said to me, *1 feel as though boru anew” and before using the entire contents of the bottlo the unbearable pains had ectirlv vanished and she could again take up her household duties.” He is very thankful and hopes that all suffering likewise wdl hear of her wonder ful recovery. This valuable liuinieut is for sale by all druggists. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. • ’ •11 CLOSING AT COST ... 3 Our Entire Line of Clothing consisting of Gentlemen’s and Youths' Suits, ALSO CHILDREN’S, In many Styles and Grades SAMPSON, "" A. H. Engle and son of Ft. Klamath were here Saturday. They were accom­ panied by Mr. Nichols and another man PIONEER on their return from Jacksonville. Geo. Bailey returned from tbe Valley not long since, to his hump oyer the mountain, happier «till- A. F. HUNT A party from here spent Sunday at Tol­ man Springs. The people at Tolman Springs intend celebrating tbe 1th of July. A program consisting of recitations, songs, etc., will be rendered, also a picnic and refreshments will be served. Wm. A. Blanton returned from IGrants Pass Monday. Philip Mullen came out from town Tues" day. • Sipkne-s iu this neighborhood. T. J Martin is doing a great deal of work on Big Bend claim. ^C. A. MILLER, Mrs. A. P. Hill and Arthur Coy of The particulars of tbe drowning of Frank Scott, last Tbnrsdav. June 20th, are about Dunsmuir received the ead news this BLOCK, Plaza and Main SETaS.«. as follows: R. A. Clark, William Scott jr„ week of the death of their father, George , Fred I ’ eninger and Frank Scott were fish ­ ASHLAND, Oa., Thursday, June 27. 1901 C. Coy, who passed away at the Soldiers ing in Big Butte c-eek, about one mile Home at Santa Monica, Cal., on Monday above where it empties into Rogue river, at last. He was a native of Illinois and Religions Items. a place where tbe main creek makes a sud­ J. L. THORNTON H. V. MITCHELL aged 56 years, 2 months and 1? davs. den bend,part of the creek running straight Services at the Congregational church through, about knee deep and very swift. His wife died about seven yeqrs ago. Bunday morning anil evening. Special Frank Scott was in tbe channel near where Besides Mrs, Hill aud Mr, Coy, a young music in the evening. Preaching by the it empties into the main creek on one knee daughter survives him, 8h'e lives at i and in a stooping position, like be was pastor, G. W. Nelson, Farragut, Iowa. He was a highly es­ reaching out to lengthen his fishing pole teemed gentleman and will bo remem­ There will be two Gospel Temperance and looked al Mr. Clark, who was near by, bered by many of our citizens, as be meetings in Ashland on next Sunday and smiled, when -ud-ienly he went forward visited relatives here last year. Geo. GENERAL DEALERS IN evening. One at th- Methodist church, on bis face and the current swept him intc C. Coy ’ s record as a soldier in the Union a deep bole in the main creek ft is re ­ ad-1 reseed by Riv. .Mr. Russell, and one ported that the deceased was a good swim­ armv is a notable one. He enlisted at the Congregational church addressed mer, but none of the o hera could swim when scarcely 16 years of age and joined by Rev. Mr. Abbett. Thev saw h tu laving on the bottom of tbe the 55th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Tbs pastor of the Presbyterian church creek and pulled him ou1 with flsa hooks commanded by Gen. W. T. Shermftn a pole. The» got all the water out of will preach, by request of the O. E So­ on He fought at Pittsburg Landing, Black him an i believe they could have saved his OF ALL KINDS. ciety, next Sabbath morning ou “The life if they bad any warm stimulants with River, Vitckburg, Atlanta and was in 8treuueus Lite, or Wholehearted Serv­ them. They did all they could to bring other historic engagements. Altogether ice.” The Sabbath School and C. E. him back. He only breathed once after Mr Coy was in 49 hard fought battles Stops tbo Cough meetiuz will be at toe usual hours. being taken from the water. The Goddess of Liberty contest is and 50 skirmishes In point of service Tbe funeral services were held last Sat ­ and works off the Cold. and losses satisfies show that the 55th livening up and their promises to be a “Mormob” church.—Tne Elders of the urday at 10 o’clock, at W. W. Scott’s res­ hot finish as to the honors of being the Illinois Volunteer Infantry stoo l fifth in Laxative Br<>tuo Quinine Tablets cure a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day idence. The services were conducted by , chief lady in the first celebration of the all the United States army. The fun­ cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Saints bold regular services in Pioneer Rev J. C. Gregory, the interment being in eral took place last Tuesday, and with Price 25 cents. new Century. Hall Sunday, June 20, 1901, at 2:30 P. the Central Point cemetery. military honors the remains of the vali­ m. A cordial invitation is extended to D. H. Jackson and M. F. Eggleston ant old soldier was laid to rest 5pss Mollie Maury was visiting Mrs. Progrqtq of cammonceinent exercises in the •11. Fr»flk Amy last Sundav. retqrned last evening from an extended Soldiers’ Home cemetery Sauta at St. Mary’s Academy last Thursday, tour of Jackson county securing leases Iijonica.—Dunsmuir News. John Carney is developing a quart; ledge D uet (Verdi) ............................... Pian­ Chautauqua July 9th 18th for the new proposed oil company to be at Blackwell that prospects well. ists, Misses J. Harvey and L. Snelling A Ten P, M Cure, organised in this city. At Ashland, Oregon. Many attrac­ H aste to the M ountains , .......Vocal Class of Harrison Mrs. Lawrence Cardwell tions, including Dr. J. M. Bnckley, N. Gulch, Cal., is visiting her mother, Mrs. O perk S election ............... Pianist, Miss HARDWARE DEALERS The following Medford people were up Medford Mail.] Y.; Polk Miller, Va.; Ward Pickard, of Pankey. F. DeBar; Violinist, Miss M DeBar yesterday to attend the baseball game: The list cf marvelous cures which Dr. __ D ialogue Floral Favorites Ohio; Park Sisters, of New York City. Geo F. Merriman, James Stewart, J. A. Darrin has been making continues to in­ B alfe . ............................ Miss No-a Sydow will read the Declara- Stoves. Cinware, Shelf Bardware, Racycle* ........................... Pianist. Miss The finest quartette of lady cornetiete in lion Whitman, H. U. Lumsden, J. D Heard, crease. Here is one who was cured at of Independence iu Jacksonville on J. Harvey; Violinist, Miss L. Snelling the world. Prof. W. J. Wtiitemao. mu­ th.e Fourth. C. I. Hutchinson, Chas. Boardman, 10 o’clock Monday night. V ocal D uet .......... “WhatSav the Clouds” And Everything kept in a first-class Hardware Store. sical director; Mrs. Alice Hamill Haud- Scott Davis, G. L. Davis, Joe Caeky, To the EditorI came in from my C alisthkmc ExERiiska .. “Guard the E. JJ. Smith and faniily left here Sunday eoek, elocutionist; other schools, Ufior- | Having rented the shop to H. Boivin, the well known Plumber b’{ag” ...’......... . Music by Misses John Van Dyke, F. M. Lucas, Orin work on the Fish Lake ditch Monday to ns class -s for children aud adults, 0<>n- morning for Napa pity, Cal, 11 Olwell, D. Reuter, P. Wilshire Davis, Frank Hutchison. || and Tinner, who will be pleased to give you close figures on first class file on a homestead, and beard soiqe one $1.50. certs, Round Table, etc. Tickets Wm Carey moved hie family to Gold L es T hoi 8 A mateuhs .......Pianists, Mas­ 8 peak of Dr. Darrin and the great oures || work. Remember, all work guaranteed. 'Phone No. 245. Hill Tuesday. A feature not on the 4th of July pro­ ters. James, Misses M aud N. Neil Good tenting. Come. he is making I was totally deaf in one D ialogue .... Illusions of the Imagination gram proper, but one that will be an ex ­ The railroad company has built a new Chautauqua Grounds. tra attraction for visitors will be an op ear and paitially so in the other, so I ISSTBUMENTAL '• RIO (TWO Step)............. walk between tbe b -tel and tbe depot. Misses Reuter, Robinson, Ulririch portunity to see the first oi| well in called on the doctor. In less than 20 Be sure and come Monday, June 30th, The great Wizard Oil show at the brick southern Oregon ia operation. The com­ minutes I was entirely cured and I can C ontbai . to S olo )Un Pveerei) ........... Geo. C Hickock,Curtiss, Wis., says: “Fo- I LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE and help fix the ground tor July 4th aud ball Friday evening, the 28th. ........................... Miss Sophia Muller ley ’s Kiiney Cure has been tested and pany expect to start drilling on Monday. hear as well now as I ever did in my li;e. F leurs et C oeubs ........................ Pian­ the Chautauqua Assembly. Bring tools. I want you to publish this and send a Rev. J. C. Greirorv and family started to be all yon claim for it. 1 have ------- OF------- ists, Misses 8. Muller and L Snelling found Wit. H evener , The writ of reviews in the Ashland marked copy to my father at Thayer, Wednesday for the McAllister soda springs given it to my father and it is tbe only Supt. of Grounde. to be absent two or three weeks. saloon cases will be heard in the circuit Kansas He has been deaf for years and bing that ever helped him. ” T. K. B olton “A few months ago, food which I ate for court Saturday. The attorneys for the I want him to know I was cured, anil I breakfast would notremain on my stomach C Jeffreys and wife started to their sum­ Near Kingman, A, T., “Tom McCor­ defense have raised a number of differ­ know he will come here and eee Dr. Dar­ for half an hour. I used one bottle of your A surgical operation is not necessary to mer rril'rt on B1!< IJu'te> oni sgonlaa. Should Carry Accident Insurance, Rev. Chas Fredenourg will preach in the Grubb & Co. hardware dealers. plan of placing his freedom in jeopardy Mrs. John Stevenson and Mrs. Knutzen On tne 22nd of last March, D. H. Hawk­ ill choosing a Grocer are these : Bapti-t church next Sunday at 11 a. ni. the second time for the saute offence, are up from San Francisco on a visit to V. A. Dunlap of Phoenix, visited Dr Harry Young returned to Central ins, of this city, took out an accident policy and successfully resisted arrest. He in the Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor­ Harry Young*of Co. B, volunteer of Point, from Folsom, Cal., Tuesday. He John Rose and family at Clawson. They Darrin Saturday for treatment for deaf­ Philippine war. was in town Wednesday will return to San Francisco Sunday. ness—but was informed by the doctor ho fled to the woods, where ho found his poration and on the 4th of April met with Are his Goods fresh and wholesome? renewing friendship with his many friends was one pf Co. B’s boys in the Philip­ could not be relieved. young squaw oooking supper in the an accident which disabled him for oyer F. M. Drake has commended the elec ­ pines. in this place. Does he keep up with the Market? weeks. tion of a fine new residence for his fami­ wigwam. A ball from his six-shooter nine Tbe proof of disability in this case was Is he neat and clean ? Summer dress goods at Vaupel, Norris ly on the south school house lots. The N. Cook moved Wednesday from the E. How to Avoid Trouble penetrated her body. McCormick de ­ forwarded to the Company on June 10th, Pleasants house to bis tjouse bought of & Drake’s. Does he deal fair with all Customers? structure will be two stories high and liberately piled brush about the dying 1901, and on June 2lst a check was received Now is the time to provide yonrcelf and Wm. Carey a short time ago. Mrs. Henry Davis, Widow of the man well built. Geo. »V. Cole is in charge family will) abottle of Chamberlain's woman and watched the flames envelop paying in full his claim for $12.00 per week. The granite quarry men are laying off for killed a) Klamath Falls by the accident­ of the work, If you find he is all this and more, he will Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. her figure, when he sent a ball through Insurance of alt kind», Life, Fire and a few days It seems that Mr. Wait has al discharge of a shot gun, leaves Med­ do to tie to. Geo. W. Dunn, wife and two children It is almost certain to be needed before his brain and reeled over into the fire, things in very bad shape. Accident, Pay». ford this week for Iola, Kan left Tuesday for the Willamette, the lat­ the summer is over, and if procured now which reduced the bodies to ashes. We aitu high, and are trying to All this Main 8t., near Bridge. mav s ive you a trip to town in the night Carpets in endless variety and lowest ter to visit friends at Eugene aud Mr. The Great Scourge. bill as well as all others left with us. ASHLAND, ORE. Leo F. Merrill, aged 24, son of F. H. or your busiest season . It is everywhere prices at Vaupel, Norris & Drake’s. Dunn to go to Corvallis to attend a meet­ of modern times is consumption. Many admitted to be the most successful med­ Merrill, an employee of the Postal Tele­ ing of the prominent farmere of the state. cures and discoveries from lime to time are Miss Clara Gloor returned Friday from Come and see us. icine in use for bowel complaint?, both graph company at Los Augcles, com­ published but Foley’s Honey and Tar 8t. Mary’s Academy at Jacksonville. The meeting is planned by C II. Mark­ for children and adults. No family can mitted suicide ou his father’s ranch does tiutbfully claim to cure all ca»ss in Mias Lizzie Gross also attended tho com ham of the Southern Pacific who is al­ ways at work promoting an interest in afford to be with it. For sale by all drug­ the early stages and always affords comfort mencement exercises at St Mary’s. near Verdugo by taking a teaspoonful gists. -s. and releit in the very worst cases. Taae the 8tu.lv of the best uses that the farm­ of strychnine, After taking the poison no substitutes. T. K. B olton . ract of six acres , two block* You will find H. Boivin at Grubb & ing element can apply themselves to get he penned a note, calmly describing his ♦ 'Phone 43. -------- —«r------------ Mr. F. D. Arnold, Arnold, la , writes: He from postoffice, one block from Main the best results out of the earth. Co.’s hardware store. + feelings ou the approach of death. He was troubled with Kidney disease about street, in city of Ashland; all set in COLiESTlN. Army For rent. — The old Salvation three years. Had to get up several tiipes Mrs. Ella Hill and niece, Miss Lalla had been in poor health recently, and choicest fruits and berries, 8000 new none are below a standard which ! The Siskiyou school children were at Epperson, arrived Tuesday from Los hall over my brick blackemith shop. dnring the nigbtbnt three bottles of Foley’s despondency is supposed to have been strawberry vines; a new 9 room dwelling will compare favorably with that of Kidney Cure effected a complete cure, he Colestin on a picnic Saturday, Ange es to visit relatives, the Russell- Emil Peil. with all latest improvements, new barn, the cause of the act. fpels better than he ever di-« and recom­ goods s >ld at equal prices by any native Gillette families. They are en route home Chat. Casedy, a well-known Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cole paid Colestin a etc. Will be sold with or without build­ mends it to his friends. T. K. B olton . A swarm of bees from a hive in the other house in the trade. Soft son of Siskiyou conntv, was in Ashland to Boise City, Idaho. short visit this week. ASK ANYBODY ing improvements. For further par­ F. L. Camps will have his photograph baok yard of a citizen on Haight street, ticulars apply to rdfetal tools are useless at any price Juason Kunev came np from Hornbrook Carpets! Carpets! at Vaupel, Morris i this week looking after cattle aud left building raised up and will build under­ Tuesday for Kerby, Josephine county. Sau Francisco, coming across a Fill- Monday to take charge of 'be Japanese 1 & Drake’s. and we handle none of them. WHO DRIVES neath it a 40x40 building eitlmr of stone more-street car which was transferring ¿T. ¿T. OJLISdlJBEItS, : gang at this place. These goods are on a par with our , Misses Pearl Wilehire, Laura Snelling, or brick. The building will b6 converted Its passengers at the intersection of two | Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Eberle, of Grants [ Josie Harvey, who have been attending JI ASHLAND, OREGON. Hardware stock and ihose who into two stores. if it is not a fact that ri : Pass, arrived at Colestin Monday to spend 8t. Mary’s Academy, left Friday to streets, halted on the bell-rope, above MS we turn out the best like really good articles at a nom ­ the summer. the conductor’s head, on the rear plat­ My little son had an attack of whoop­ spend their vacation at Lakeview. Mrs. and most stylish look­ inal price shoold buy here. ing cough and was threatened pti mmotiia form. There was a panic in the car ?his signature is on every box of the genuine C. U. Snider accompanied them. ing rigs in town. Tired Mot tiers. but for Chamberlian’a Cough R-medy for a time and a blockade on the line E Laxative Bromo=Quinine Tablets We have good Call at D. B-. Grant’s hardware store we would have bad a serious time of it. It’s hard work to take care of children until the owner of the swarm, pursuing horses and new vehi­ uo remedy that cures a cold In one day It also saver! him from sevi-rai severe at­ and to cook, sweep, wash, eew and mend and get Aitken to figure on your plumb­ HARDWARE STORE it with au empty hive, arrived and suc­ cles. ing work. tacks of croup. — H. J. Strickfa-h-n, editor besides. ASHLAND, OBEGON. | ceeded in safely housing thq bussing Tran*s|ient stock World Herald, Fair Ilaven, Wash, Per It makes a shop of the home—a shop, property fed and well C. A. Dean anJ family and Miss Julia sale by all druggists. to», where sixteen hours make a day and +-M-++++++-M“H~M-5»M>++<-H,+*+ mass. caret! for in our large Ashcroft arrived Tuesday from Yainax vet there is much working over time. The grand Jury at Alturas, Modoo I livery stable. Hood’s Sarsaparilla helps tired mother Indian Agency where they have been An Excursion to Cincinnati. county, Cal., which has been investi­ JOSEPH ZURCHER, Prop. 1SÖ in many ways—it refreshes the blood, teaching school. R. W. Marple brought gating the lynching of Calvin Hall, his The official route selected ^y ; he Society them in with ap old Concord stage coach. improv» sthe appetite, and assures rest­ Now open for the accommodation of Christian Endeavor for their f nternation- three 6ons aud Dauiel Yantis, returned CONTRACTOR of Shirt waists at Vaupel, Norrie A ful sleep. ' tbe public. Good camping priviligea—50 al Meeting at Cincinnati, Ohio, July 6th indictments against Robert E. Deventer, Ashland, Ore. Drake’s. cents per week, including vapor batha. to 10th, is O. K. & N. Co., Oregon Short AND Isom Eadcs and James W. Brown. Twelve miles from Ashland by Klamath For Sale—a good work horse. Inquire Line. Rio Grande Western lty., Denver & Opposite Bridge, center of town. Ml Miss Laura Parker of Grants Pass, a These men are charged with having Falla stage road; of Wm. Powell, near depot. Rio Cirande R. R., Burlington ani Big Four miles from Stein­ BUILDER * systems. graduate of the Southern Oregon normal beeu implicated in the hanging of Mar­ man R. R. station. Subscribe for the R ecord . The delegates and their friends will leave school of this city, is teaching a large tin Wilson, the young sou of Hall. Special rale» for fantiliet or large par- Portland on the evening of July 1st, stop­ class in music at Gold Hill.... Miss Ag­ IN THE tie». Address JOSEPH ZUROHER, ping enroute at Salt Lake City, where they The management of the Santa Fe nes White is teaching school at Placer.... Siskiyou P. O., Oregon. will be joined by the California and Ut*h CENTER OF ASHLAND railway has begun to carry out a vast Miss Ella Parke is teaching tho Karg deleeanoqs. colonization plan which is expected to district school. H-.ving secured the services of Thos. Cordial invitation is extended to all, OZRZEG-OJST. whether Endeavorers or otherwise, who are HilB-ry, an txperiencc-d barber from result in bringing many thousands of Remember the place to get your tin­ contemplating an eastern tiip, to join the Iowa, I am pi epared to6eive tbe public Italians to this country and in locating ware, hardware and plumbing goods is pany. better than ever in a first class manner them on lands in Southern California, W. N. Grubb & Co’s. Further pa’tien'ars may be obtained from STEAM Plans, Specifications New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. «• Prof. Swidensky’s band will give a IVv. A. J. Montgomery. Transportation and with r-romotnees and dispatch. Especial effort is to be made to colonize LAUNDRY Manager. Oregon City, Ore., or the Rio concert at the depot th e evening and F. C. SIMPSON, Western Ry., No, 122 A Third the San Joaquin valley, where it is pos­ « tomorrow (Friday) evening in the plaza and Estimates on All Kinds Grande Proprietor. Street, Portland, Oregon. $jj3 F. HUERUE sible to get small farms at reasonable \ & S. POULTRY Mrs. James Hansbrough, wife of the of Carpenter Work. Prop’r. rates. conductor, was elected Goddess of Liber­ WATER Street. There is a probability that a system ty at Roseburg. OFFICE OF THE DeKalb Wire Fenc- zaza z of wireless telegraphy may be estab ­ NEAR MAIN The Modoc county grand jury listened V 6~v Tv 7~v ~7* "'»•••> '‘t M»® t»»« No 1» e»l- lished in the near future at the l-’aral- to the evidence of 65 witnesses in the \ /f vani.ed md * ire. «¿lengthened in g for Lawns and \ \ /r Av lone islands by the United States Orders by mail or 7ZX-Z- bv • <* h JL4 c veivage and a Ixx>kout lynching matter. The Alturas express receive \-Z -AZ— every foot in the bright of the weather bureau, and it is believed that prompt attention. Plaindealer says it cost $4000. reporter’s À .Y-/-X-/ -V Z-X-A- fence. the It is Yards. fees alone amounting to $2500. Hon It will prove of incalculable value to the T erms C ash , at AFENCE, NOT ANETTINC. Peter Peterson was fiued $50 tor con­ commerce of San Francisco. Alexander reasonable rstea. Hsbland, Oregon, June 20,1001. s.cure your Fi re Crackers •K / -S-Zy \ It* multtturte ot horizontal wire» * tempt of court in expressing himself too best strongest and i irl*e» it »trenirth. make« it eaxj G. McAdie, the local forecast official, g . ~T~ *° **•**• ke£Ps 1* good shape. freely in the presence of the grand jury Fire Crackers To our Stockholders : received the following telegram from as it was filing into court. fence made PEH CENT nW Fire Crackers The directors have detemvined to advance the price of Chief Moore of the weather bureau at It requires but a few posts and More interest is needed in the matter Washington : “ Say to thoss interested PaUwted Jaly 21. 1*96. no top or bottom rail- Only and Torpedoes •ad July 6, 15>«. genuine when every roll ceu- of putting up of floats by organizations that Secretary Wilson will authorize Z»pX stock to 15 cents per share on July 15th. ■ i .i— taJaa the M. M. H. or any one else that cares to do eo. Re­ Trude Mark. DeaerlptK c matter FKEE. me to install wireless system at Fatal- Secure your GROCERIES, member that there is a $20 cash prize for 30 JQ KALB FKIVCB CO-, All stockholders wishing to increase their holdings should tones aud other Coast stations, just as /TN Hifh Street, DeKalb, LllUoi»- ’ifc’ the best float and that the floats, Colum­ Secure vour Baled Hay, Mill Feed, Etc., as there is any system suitable for Five acres of land, enclosed with pick­ bia, Flora and her Maids, and Historical not delay in sending in their applications, as the advance from soon And You Will Save Money. et fencing; b room house; Email barn; installation. ” Characters are not to enter this compe­ 350 fruit trees; 1000 berries, assorted Here is a chance to — got . up tition. E - some II’«?, and 5 Per Cent Discount 10 cents to 15 cents per share will positively occur on July WANTED.—Capable, reliable person in kinds; one two-seated buggy; two sets thing handsome and receive reimburse­ every county to represent lar^-e company We back them with a guarantee. By Buying Your Supplies ment for your pains. of solid financial reputation; $936 salary harness; one fresh cow and one heifer. Respectfully submitted. 15th, 1901. * per year, payable weekly; $3 per day sb All for........................... 06SO Plumbing Department is conducted by W. Aitken. From the ■■■ .solutely sure and all expensea; straight part cash, balance easy terms. N’ * Stock of Plumbing G'Kxia )Utt itrrivsd. Bath bona-fide, definite salary, no coiumixsion; Tubs, Washbowls, Heaters, and »11 kinds ol fittimts Place, 20 rods north of Bell salary paid each Saturday and expense Beanti» advanced each weak. STAJj D ARD Bipwtw» HOUSE, 834 UKtfWtt St-> C b O o . vftfw School Huuse. Mk W W y* w- ** -¿ga-Sfe"' ASHLAND MEAT CO •0 LIVE STOCK & DRESSED MEATS Ashland GEO. W. TREFREN Some Chings « Co Consider PROPERTY FOR SALE. Holmes Bros- T Jlmongst Our ! ** + 1 t I I * : De Be Provost Soda Springs J. H. DUTTON, Fox & Good, Carter Creek Simpson's ? Shaving Parlors SI ASHLAND, Hsbland D. B. GRANT, ww ------- S ZA FENCING Ho for the Southern Oregon Oil Company. For Sale Cheap ! If Taken in 30 Days- Universal Southern Oregon 'r' 0 (faCMKA Ä J, K. Vn Stat.) Oil Company» OREGON.