PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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,
MISS LUCY CROWE DEAD.
£?• S' Jijy&J**11810“"-
F. H. CARTER, V icb -P ucii > knt .
E- V- CARTER, C ashixk .
H. C. GALEY, A ssistant C abhibb .
After a Ten Days Iilnes. With In
W. F. Smith is over from Eagle Point.
flammation < f Bowels.
W. H. Leeds and family arrived today-
Miss
Lucy
Crowe, aged 17 years, died
Chas. L. Loomis is ill with malaraial
at her home in Edge wood Sunday and
fever.
was buried Monday. She had been ill
Miss Evelyn Wooden has returned to
about ten days and the doctors diag­
Eugene.
nosed her case as inflamnation of the
bowels. Miss Crowe had made her
Russell O’Neil was up from Gold Hill
ESTABLISHED 1884.
home with Conductor and Mrs. Geo.
Tuesday.
Engwicht in Ashland during the past
Mrs. James Thornton is afflicted with
two years and is pleasantly remembered
erysipelas.
by many friends who will be shocked to
hear the news of her sudden and un­
Miss Rosa Fleming went to Klama­
timely taking away.
thon Tuesday.
Geo. L. Haff, the Tolo miner, was
KLAMATH FALLS.
here yesterday.
Klamath Falls, July 22, 1901.
Sheriff Orme went to Hornbrook Tues­
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
Attorney J. W. Hamaker returned
day after a man.
from Portland Sunday.
Mrs. Eber Emery of Gold Hill is visit­
C. K. Khun and wife passed through HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT­
ing Ashland relatives.
town Sunday on their way from Sprague
LER, F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER..
Mrs. Harry Frink returned yesterday
river where they have been visiting.
from a visit at Albany.
Robt. Hill returned from San Francis­
J. P. Dodge returned yesterday from a
co last Saturday where he has been for
-------Toreian and Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold.-------
business trip to Portland. »
medical treatment.
A. D. Naylor returned Saturday from
G. R. Carlock finished a term of school
the Jenny creek timber belt.
last Friday at Bly and started the same A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
evening for Ashland for a short visit.
Prof. T. A. Hayes is keeping books for
the Ashland Fruit Association.
State Treasurer C. S. Moore, E. P. Mc-
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Cornack, Alex Martin, jr., and Dr. Aikin
Mrs. Matt Potter and children went to
went to Spring creek the 17th for a few
Hornbrook Tuesday on a visit.
days outing.
Judge J. R. Neil is sojourning at
Dick Smith returned the 17th from the.
Kingsbury’s springs this week.
state university at Eugene where he
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dodge are camping
graduated lately with high honors. He
at James Bailey’s on Jenny creek.
lias been one of the bright stars in ath­
letic sports, also for the last three or four
Mrs. James Wiley returned yesterday
years at Eugene.
from a visit with Medford relatives.
There was a fire alarm this Monday
Mrs. Win. Luster and adopted daugh­
HARDWARE DEALERS
afternoon which brought out the fire
ter returned to Hornbrook Tuesday.
boys iu a hurry and created some ex­
Miss Myra Abbett returned today
Stoves. Cinware, Shelf Bardware, Recycles
citement for a little while, but the fire
from a four months absence at Eugene.
was put out without any serious dam­
ages. It proved to have been started by
And Everything kept in a first-class Hardware Store.
Conductor J. N. Rhodes and family
a “drunk” who was sleeping off a jag in
have returned to Ashland from Sisson.
Having rented the shop to H. Boivin, the well known Plumber
a room over Geo. W. Bradley’s harness
an I Tinner, who will be pleased to give you close figures on first class
J. E. Pelton and Geo. W. Barron are
shop and accidentally set the bed on fire.
work. Remember, all work guaranteed.
’Phone No. 245.
figuring on a trip to Cinnabar springs.
We had a lively runaway one day last
Conductor E. H. Bristow returned
week. Richard Britzenstein’s team took
Tbe Exiled Liquor Dealers,
Religious Items.
CENTRAL POINT.
Tuesday from his trip to San Francisco’
a run from where he had left them
The sudden departure of the saloon standing in front of Reames & Jenning’s
The Ministerial Association of Ashland
Prof. Hanbv was in town last Satur­
Mrs. May Russell of Lakeview was has
arranged for two union Sunday even­ men from Ashland Wednesday night of store. They started on a walk but soon
day, and attended the school meeting.
registered at the Hotel Oregon yesterday. ing
services beginning July 28tn and last week has left the Houck & Dame got to running.
Richard succeded in
Mr. Dav and son, of Medford, are
ASHLAND, O r .. Thursday, July 25, 1901
J. L. Yaden, the mail contractor, went continuing through the mont h of August. saloon in the plaza and H. Salomon’s getting into the wagon but could not
painting Prank Amy’s new house.
to Portland yesterday on a business trip. The churches and ministers are assigned saloon in the Ashland House block as reach the lines and was thrown out.
quiet and solemn as the tomb of the sa­ The team ran about half a mile and up-
Miss Marv Jacobs has gone to Waldo
Chautauqua Officer».
Detective G. W. Day was here yester­ as follows:
Sunday, Jul v 28—Presbvteriun church, cred dead in a churchyard cemetery.
to spend the summer with her aunt, day getting the trail of some counterfeit­
set
t ‘ the wagon when they
. were stopped.
At the annual business meeting the Mrs. G. W. Wimer.
Houck & Dame left here for Redding The wagon was broken up > some but no
Rev. G. W. Nelson, preacher; Congrega­
ers.
following were elected as officers for the
tional church, Rev. J. F. Tout, preacher. where they intend going into business, serious damage done.
Mrs. Norcross’ mother, of Iowa, is vis­
coming assembly year: President, G.
Rev. J. F. Tout has been elected su-
Sunday, August 4—Methodist church, but are at present in San Fancisco.
iting
her
daughter
at
this
place.
H. N. Whitilene, Rev,
F. Billings; vice-president, W. M. Clay­
A. Stock-
Wm. Sonnickson went to Klamathon.
{>erintendent of the Oregon anti-saloon Rev. F. G. Strange, preacher; Christian
ton; secretary, T. A. Hayes; treasurer,
W. A. Mann, Booth Lee, Perry Elli­ eague.
H. Salomon and V. S. Lewis dropped well and others start to Spring creek
church, Rev. A. M. Russell, preacher.
F. H. Carter ; vice-presidents, 8. Sher­ ott and several other Central Pointers
Sunday, August 11—Baptist church, off at Hornbrook where they took up Tuesday for an outing.
C. E. Ellis, the baseball pitcher, left
PRIVATE HOSPITAL and Sanitarium for the suc­
man, of Talent; Miss Emma Coleman, are working on the Medford water ditch.
Rev.
J. T. Abbett, preacher; Congrega­ quarters at Day’s Hotel and retire and
City marshal has two boarders in the
yesterday for his former home at Geyser­
Phoenix; H. C. Kinney, Grants Pass; R.
rise
early
each
’
day.
On
Tuesday
Salo
­
tional
church,
Rev.
A.
M.
Russell,
townj
jail
at
present,
“
drunk
and
dis
­
Tlios. Riley, county commissioner, ville, Cal.
T. Lawton, Medford; Mrs. 8. Whittle,
cessful treatment of medical and surgical cases by the
mon took a side trip to Shasta Springs.
preacher.
orderly.”
Central Point; L. F. Willits, Klamath was in town Monday. He was looking
Miss Fornia Holt left today for Sacra-
Sunday,
August
18—Presbyterian
after
the
Bear
creek
bridge.
The
ap
­
On
the
first
page
appears
the
decision
Falls; Miss Lillian Julian, Yreka; W. A.
mento to be employed in a tnillinery church; Rev. J. F. Tout, preacher; Chris­ in full rendered by Judge Hanna in the
most advanced and approved methods and procedures of mod­
Wanted.
Carter, Gold Hill; Dr. E. B. Pickel, proach on the east side is giving way and store until fall.
tian church, Rev. J. T. Abbett, preacher. Ashland saloon cases, also other infor­
Money in sums of 1100, $350, Ç1500, to
Medford; A. E Ream^s, Jacksonville; will have to be taken out and a new one
Sunday, Augutt 25—Methodist church, mation concerning the status of the case place on good security.
ern practice, both medical and operative.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
put in.
J. Q. Willits, Lakeview.
Rev. G. W. Nelson, preacher; Congrega­ up to date.
David
F.
Fox
returned
Tuesday
from
G.
W.
T
kefren
.
General Trustees—E. D. Briggs, W. A.
W. J. Freeman is having the house he
tional church, Rev. F. G. Strange,
Patrick, J. R Norris. D. B. Grant, D. lives in moved on anotner lot and will Douglas county.
preacher.
Stops the Cough
BAMS VALLEY.
H.Jackson
put up a tine house this summer to take
Mrs. A. 8. Hammond returned to
The public is invited to these services.
Denominational Trustees—Mrs. A. F. the place of the old one. Geo. Dietrich Medford Friday from the Sanitarium
anti troika off the Cold.
We are having very hot weather at
Everything new, clean and commodious.
All chronic
G. W. N elsox , Sec’y.
Eddy, Baptist; R. P. Neil, Presbyterian; of Medford is doing the moving.
near Santa Rosa, Cal.
present and the poor harvest hands are
Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets cure a
H. C. Galey, Congregational; Mrs. J. H
receiving the full benefit of it. Well, cold in one day.
Subscribe for the R ecord .
No Cure, no Pay. diseases solicited ; diseases of stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
Born—Near Central Point, July 15,
Mrs. J. Franzen and children returned
Downing, Methodist; Mrs. E. A. Smith,
they can’t complain as long as they get Price 25 cents.
1901,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hathaway
a
Tuesday
from
a
visit
with
relatives
in
Episcopal; Mrs W. B. Colton, Advent­
McKinley wages and board. J mt stand
the Willamette valley.
4-4--5-+-Î- 4--Í-+ ■;-•$-+4- +++-Í- 4-4-4-4-4--i-4-4-4-4- it, boys, until Mack’s time expires and Mothe tiescues Iler Babe From Eagles. bladder, etc.; diseases of women ; alcohol, opium, cocaine, and
ist ; Christian, to be supplied ; Duukard, daughter.
Mia. Golding, tue wife of the stage­
Heading is in full blast at this time.
Miss Issie McCully returned to Jack­
Dr. D. M, Brower.
then we will elect Grover Cleveland and
Farmers say that the crop will turn out sonville Tuesday after a visit with Mrs.
keeper of Box S, a stage station, had a drug habits; diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Con­
liven
things
up
a
little.
Woodmen Excursion.
much better than expected a few weeks J. S. Parson during Chautauqua.
terrific
encounter
with
two
eagles
on
a
Wm. Stacey and family left Tuesday
$9.75 to Portland and return, Will ago.
C. H. Pierce moved up from Medford
of last week for Humboldt countv, Cal., mountain between Victor and Rosemine, finement cases can be accommodated.
leave Ashland on Friday morning _ Aug.
________
A school meeting held last Saturday yesterday to engage in the cannery
where Mr. S. will locate if he finds a about 50 miles north of San Bernardino,
2, 1222,
2
1901, __
at 3:55
a. m. . Returning, leaves voted to have taught in the Central Point business with John W. Coleman.
Cal. She was sitting outside tho stage­
suitable location.
Portland Friday morning Aug. 9th at i school higher grades than the eighth.
Attorney
Geo.
W.
Trefren
and
Water
E.
8:30 a. m. Tickets now on sale at C.
George Robertson and wife l.-ft last house by’ a cradle iu which lay her in­
Supt. Win. Patterson returned Sunday
Monday
for Crescent City, where Mr. R. fant, six months old, when suddenly a
Lane’s.
TOLMAN SPILINGS.
The attending and consulting physicians have had a wide •
from the A. O. U. W. grand lodge.
large eagle swooped down, and seizing
expects to find employment.
Jas. <>. Amhertof. Della, O., writes: •I
Pleasant days, cool nights.
the child in its talons, rose into the air
J.
H.
Briggs,
the
assayer
and
mining
C. B. Rowe and wife left this (Tues
had an obstinate sore on ray face which
and successful experience in the whole domain of practical
No smoke here to make your head expert, has returned to Ashland from a
day) morning for Wood river valley, with it.
everything else fail-ti to heal Alter one
Mrs. Golding mounted a mule and
visit at his old home in Minnesota.
application of Banner Salve it began to ache.
Klamath county. Mr Rowe intends
heal and after three applications it was en­
All charges (payable in advance) are
working through hay harvest in Klam­ gave phase for a long distance, when medicine and surgery,
Frank R. Neil, who has been studying
Mrs. Chas. Wilkinson of Medford who
tirely hea ed leaving no scar —T. K H ol ­
ath county, after which he will return to the eagle alighted on its nest high up in
law
with
his
father,
J.
R.
Neil,
has
been
lias
been
here
several
days
has
returned
1
ton .
Same valley and visit his parents for a the mountains. With great difficulty reasonable for the accommodations given and work performed.
admitted to the bar by examination.
home.
short time, then be will move Lis family she climbed the cliff and rescued the
Frank Robbins and B. R. Stevens of
Mrs.
E.
L.
Atkinson,
Mrs.
Susie
Allen,
Judge Abe Axtell of Grants Pass spent
Redding, Cal.
child after a terrific fight with two
Little Shasta will start an ice plant at one day last week at the Springs’
Miss Sarah Fox and Glenn Payne left
Timongst Our C$$ls 4- to Charles
For particulars, address,
Boardman and wife and Miss eagles, in which one of the birds waa
Bobbin’s planing mill soon.
+
yesterday for an outing at Newport.
Done are below a standard which + • Maria Smith, of Medford, visited with killed. Mrs. Golding arrived at the
Postmaster W. F. Horn of Grants Pass
The family of L. A. Rowse, the heavy
was also one of our many visitors • last
will compare favorably with that of 4- the families of T. Pankey and J R. Mor­ Stage-house late at night in a pitiable
weight barber, arrived Tuesday from
week.
goods sold at equal prices by any + rison Sunday. Mr. B has resided in state. The infant was uninjured.
Minneapolis and are making him happy.
4- Rogue river valley fpr the past fourteen
Hon. J. J. Houck of Gold Hill spent
other hopse in the trade.
Soft 4- years and Sunday was I he first peep he
Question Answered,
Geo. F. McConnell left Sunday far
a few days with his family here last
metal tools are useless at auv pripe 4-
ever took into Sams valley. It is strange
Yes,
August
flower still bas the largeet
Redding,
Cal.,
where
l;e
has
a
position
4-
«
11
UuU
i
week.
I
and we handle none of them. ❖ that a man will lose so much of the be^t sale of anv medicine in the civilized
with the McCormack, Saelser & G q .
Irene Sears, the 7-year-old child ot LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE
+
Mrs. Rose Wood of Sawyers Bar, Calif, store.
part of hie life when it is within a few world. Your mothers and grandmoth­ Mr. and Mrs. Peary Sears of Phoenix, I
♦ These t'coda are on a par with our
4-
arrived Sunday to spend a few weeks
hours’ drive of him,
ers never thought of using anything else A. T., was bathing in the sea at Long
--------OF-------
Hardware stock and those who 4-
Clay Johnson and wife, Miss Ruby
here.
4-
for indigestion or biliousness. Doctors Beach, Los Angeles county, when a
Mrs.
Tom
Pankey
uses
silver
knives
Johnson and Chas. Dow came over from
like really good articles at a nom­
Miss Wanda Wood who has been at­ Etna, Cal., yesterday to visit Mrs. T< ❖
and forks and spoons on her table since were scarce, and they seldom heard of wave carried a large log toward the
inal price should buy here.
tending
school
at
Astoria,
Ore.,
joined
Tom visited the Wizard Oil show at Gold Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or child, knocking her down and crushing
PEACHES, APPLES, PEAKS,
J. Howell.
Heart failure, etc. They used August
her mother here and will remain through
Hill the other night.
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We Solicit Your Consignment
Mrs. C. J. Tibbets, formerly Mrs. Mary
D.
B.
Provost,
:
Flower to clean eut the system and stop her frail body to the neck. The next
vacation.
Well,
Tom
Pankey
and
wife
and
Mart
Account sales weekly. We notify
wave
caused
the
log
to
roll
the
other
Rose, who was married recently, ar­ -:•
fermentation of undigested food, regulate
Call and get my fist of properties for sale
4-
results of each shipment same day
We are pleased to say that Mr. Os­ rived Tuesday from Coos Bay, coming ♦
. HARDWARE STORE V Perry got back from Fort Klamath all the action of the liver, stimulate the way. She was immediately carried to ' wbich includes all classes and kinds, and
received. 906-908 Western Ave.,
A’-HLAND, obegon .
burn of Corvallis, who has been taking out by stage.
4- right, after so long a time. They were nervous and organic action of the system the office of Dr. Woods, but medical at
1 prices to satisfy anyune.
4- a' the Indian and “Boston” celebration
treatment for Asthma for the past two
My loan department is well equipped and
++++++ 4-+-»”l-t-4-+-i- and they bad a good time, you bet. and that is all they took when feeling aid could not save her, and the child
Deston High who has been conducting •
SEATTLE,
WASH. weeks has improved wonderfully.
I can handle money for parlies wishing to
dill:
and
bad
with
a
headache
and
other
died
of
her
iujuries.
j
a restaurant in his resort over the bridge
invest, to their advantage.
They gueseed the right place to cele­ aches. You onlv need a few doses of
Misses Loelali and Cassie Plymire of quit that service yesterday. He will put
A decision in favor of the children of
brate, they guessed the right horses to Grn. I,’« August Flower, in liquid form,
I represent some of the best Fire Insur­
SPECIAL
Medford arrived Sunday and will re­ in a billiard table.
Companies in the country and would
bet their money on, they guessed every­ to make you satisfied there ia nothing the late James G. Fair was rendered by ance
'
main for an indefinite period.
be
thing right except—well, Tom wasn’t to serious the matter with von. Get Green’s Judge Troutt of San Francisco, and ( pleased to write your property. Yon
T. M. Witten has purchased a drug
cannot
afford to carry tbe risk yourself.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and two store at Newberg, Yamhill county. His
blame, (or Yom's wife wore a belt just Prize Almanac. T. K. B olton .
about $5,000,000 will be divided among
----- AND
EVERY MAN
daughters drove out Monday to engage family are visiting Ashland relatives un­
like the or e that Tom
getting his
the heirs. By stipulation over $2,000,000
a cottage for a month or so.
arm around. But the belt Tom was get
Should
Carry
Accident Insurance.
til he secures possession of a residence
worth of the personal property was re­
TO CÖLESTIN
ting bis aim around was around a half­
On tbe 22nd of last March, I). H. Hawk­
Mr. 8. O. Furrey of Ashland came up in Newberg.
served
on
account
of
Mrs.
Nettie
Cra
­
breed Indian woman. Tom hadn’t no­
ins, of this city, took out an accident policy
Sunday and brought his little son who
FROM ASHLAND
W. H. Sanford, agent oi the Pacific
ven’s plaim that she should be given a in tbe Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor—
ticed that, he only noticed the belt, of
took a mud bath. The little fellow is States Building and Loan Association, Have purchased F. P. Smith’s
course. He didn’t notice bis mistake, This signature is on every box of the genuine Widow’s share ot the estate, and it is to Iteration and on tbe 4th of April ntei with
N 8ATURDAY and SUNDAY going unfortunately a victim of rheumatism.
spent the past week in Ashland. Mrs. N. Y. Racket Store in I. O. O.
but the other fellow did and ju-t as he Laxative Eronio=Quinine 7*»^
be held until that claim has been dis­ an accident which disabled him for over
nine weeks.
Train Dispatcher G. C. Morris and 8. accompanied him ^nd was the guest F. 11 >ek and wiil keep a good
and good to return on Monday, half
was taking his foot away from Tom’s he remedy that rnrea g C»M in one
posed of finally.
Tbe proof of disability in this case was
of
her
friend,
Mrs.
Chas.
Pringle.
father-in-law
made
us
a
his
wife
and
pants
Tom
noticed
that
he
noticed
it.
fare, round trip, 80 cents.
in o . ... ..................................
forwarded to tbe Company on June 10th
The
confectionery
and
cigar
store
of
pleasant call Sunday and being old
By the lime Tom gathered himself tip het
Mrs. Black and Miss Grace McLaughlan
1901. and on June gist a check was received
Sargent & Baker at Corona, Cal., was paying
30 Day T.cket, $1.10.
D. L. RICE,
acquaintances their visit was much ap- of Kansas City, cousins of Gibson Bros,
was across the river and met f>l$ Wife
in full hia c'aim for $12.00 per week.
nearly wrecked and Lon Baker, one of
coming to syrfipatliijje With Iijm, and by
Agent 8. P. R. R. Co. predated.
of this city,and Ira Kelsey of Sioux City,
the firm, severely injured by the ex» Jnewanee of alt kind», Life, Fire and
the time slip gp.t through sympathizing
Among the others who were here Iowa, visited Ashland this week, being
with him he was in the middle of the
plodiug of a soda fountain. Baker was
Accident, Pay».
Sunday we noticed the smiling coun­ on the Epworth League excursion.
river. Well, Tom crawled out and went
charging the receptacle, while Sargent
tenance of Geo. Calhoun, formerly a
Main St., near Bridge.
Early Tuesday morning as the Grubt)-
home after tome dry clothes, but he
Grants Pass business man. He was ac- Polev party were leaving for their Crater
was lying oq a oouch eight feet away.
ASHLAND, ORE.
M
ie . Soule will continue the didn’t go back any more. He says the
i companied by his wife and Mr. and Mrs. . lake trip they encountered a fine deer at
Suddenly an explosion occurred that
i
millinery department cl the next time he celebrates he will celebrate
I John R. Norris of Ashland and their the lick in the Jackson field near town.
ASK ANYBODY
Make the best barbershop drove Sargent five feet from the couch B. A. Hildreth, Jr.
business at the same place and alone.
children.
Chas. Grubb laid him low with his rifle.
the wall of the building and
Sams
Valley,
July
23,
1901.
|n this city, If you are against
will be assisted by Miss Stella
WHO DRIVES
threw
Baker
and the fountaiu ten feet
Dr. J. 8. Herndon, who is practicing
Ex-Countv Judge John C. Summer,
Smith as trimmer.
not a patron try
into
an
alley,
through a wooden door,
his
profession
in
Lake
county,
arrived
in
DeWitt
’
s
Witch
Hasel
S^alye
should
be
who died at Prineville last week was an
if it is not a fact that
the tank going ten feet further, striking
early pioneer of Rogue river valley and Ashland via Rena and San Francisco last The patronage of the public is solicited. promptly applied Cut», burn« and scalds,
we turn out the best
it soothes and heals the injured part.
another wall and shattering the bricks.
was wounded in the famous fight with Saturday and is visiting his family in
There are worthh-ss counterfeits, be sure to
and most stylish look­
Ashland.
He
will
return
to
Lake
county
Baker’s left Jeg was crushed from knee
Indians known as the battle of Hungry
get
DeWitt
’
s.
—
M
c
N
aie
Baog
IN THE CENTER OF ASHLAND
ing rigs in town.
soon.
'
’ ! •
to ankle, the leg apparently having been
Hill.
i
»
4
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•
ASHLAND, OREGON.
We have go o d
\ ■
struck by a piece of metal. Sargent
Mrs. D. Hershey and son, Irwin
Dr. Poole, of the Hospital at Yreka,
horses and new vehi­
FREIGHT AND
was called in council to Los Banos, Cal., Hershey, arrived last week from Seattle
cles.
the last of Mav, and in June was called to make their home. They are the
Transient stock
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
to Portland where he performed opera­ mother and brother of Mrs. E- Laing
properly fed and well
CONTRACTOR
tions for a physician of that city. The and Miss Jessie Hershey, E. B Herr, a
cared for in our large
two trips involved a travel of over two cousin of Engineer Laing, also from Se­
livery stable.
Wood For Sale.
AND
Manila. It is patterned after the Sau
attle, arrived with them to remain.
thousand miles.
Francisco
stock
exchange,
the
rules
of
Misses Delia and Dollie McNair and
Presiding Elder D. T. Summerville re­
BUILDER
which will be modified and adapted to Ice Delivered Daily in Season
Washington and Drumm Sts., San Francisco, Cal.
turned Tuesday from his tour of Klam­ James McNair of Versailles, Missouri,
conditions
prevailing in Manila. John
arrived in Ashland yesterday evening for
Ashland, Ore.
ath and Lake counties.
a visit with their brothers, J. S., W. H.
W. Taylor, for many years a member of
Opposite Bridge, center of town.
Master Mechanic T. W. Younger was and Sam McNair. They came to the
the San Francisco «took exohange, ha«
in Ashland yesterday looking over the coast on the Epworth League excursion
been made nmuagcr and secretary. De­
railroad traffic department.
and will remain in Ashland one month.
tails of organization are being left to
W. H. McNair, office deputy iu the U.
OREGON.
him. To start with, the Manila ex­
S. marshal’s office at Juneau, Alaska, re­
FOR THE SALE OF—
change will have 50 members, who wiU
turns to that place Saturday.
pay an initiation fee of $50 eaoh and
Plans, Specifications
■ Carpets! Carpets I at Vaupel, Norris
annual dues of $100,
JOSEPH ZURCHER, Prop.
& Drake’s,
In the Suited States circuit court at
and Estimates on All Kinds
of
the
Jesse McCall of Ashland, one
ow open for the accommodation of
Sau Francisco a petition for a writ of
best civil engineers in the state, was in of Carpenter Work.
injunction was filed on behalf of Mrs, th public. Good camping piiviligea—50
cents per week, including vapor baths.
Jacksonville Sunday. He will immed­
Phebe Hearst and J. B. Haggin tore-
Twelve miles from Ashland bv Klamath
iately commence the survey of a railroad
strain the firm of Kelly dt Doyle from Falls stage road; 1J£ miles from Stein­
RE.
from near the head of Foot's creek to the
taking ores out of the Noonday and the man R. R. station.
main line of the 8. P. for the Rogue
Prompt returns euaranteeil. Stencils furnished upon application.
M.S. POULTRY
O River Mining and Lumber Co., who will
North N oqu mines, near Bodie. Mrs.
Special rot»» far familiet or large par­
----- Has just received-----
Hearst and Mr. Haggin are the owners ties. Address JOSEPH ZURCHER,
use it for the transportation of the large
quantity of lumber they will supply the
Siskiyou P. O., Oregon
of the mines, and the assessment work
DeKalb Wire Fenc-
Another Large Assortment
OFFICE OF THE
market with.—Jacksonville Times.
I was done on the Noonday fof the bene­
\ V“\
r* is inert« of the best No. 1« jral-
of Canned Goods
fit of that mine and the North Noon
Shirt waists at Vaupel, Norrie &
ing
rar.ued Nt eel wire, strengthened
o for Lawns and A f
Drake’s.
as well. Kelly * Doyle, alleging that Hs bland
by a. cable selvage and a cable
And quote a few prices as follows:
A__
—7A—4- evciy foot in the height of the
x J,,
no assessment work had been done on
A
(
A
lence.
_W_
1
lb.
can
pork
and
beans,
10c.
Yards.
It
is
Mr.
and
Mre.
John
Moore
of
Thorp,
the
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STEAM
the North Noon, entered upon that
1 21b can pork and beans, 20c.
S AFERCE, HOTAMETTIMC.
Clark county, Wis , are visiting her sis­
1 31b can pork and beans, 25c.
ter, Mrs. A. D. Ferguson and family.
Jlsbland, OrcflOtt, June 20» 1001.
property and proceeded to extract ore
1 U mu ltitude of hori rental wires
strongest and best
■ c > V V " Sives it strength, ntakes it easy
^ tn \ Constable Frank Miles and wife of
lib can fancy 6oup, 10c.
„
,, ,,
therefrom. They aleo leased the Syndi- LAUNDRY
to etect. keeps it in good shape.
'
•
Boneless chicken tamales, 15c.
Montague
and
Bert
Miles
of
Etna
came
To
our
Stockholders
;
.
mill> in Bodie, of J. Parr, the
^^^50 PER CERT tb Y h VI^ h .
fence made.
F. HEBERLIE
Oyster tomales, 15c.
over yesterday to visit their aunt and
The
directors
have
determined
to
advance
the
price
0/(
owner,
for the purpoee of working up
Prop’r.
* It requires but a few posts and
Xtra
special
tomales,
20c.
uncle.
IS'.-wir»: Jn.'y il,
ttip or bottom rait. Only
the ore taken from the mine.
Turkey tómales, 15c.
end Jaij n, i>-f».
«Un every roll cqu «
WATER
Street,
Summer dress goods at Vaupe* Norrie Enchilalael, per can, 15c.
„
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111..........
tfiiMi the TuiMona If. Al. K
stock to 15 cents per share on July 15th.
WANTED.—Capable, reliable person in
rndv Ala. k. De*criptHe matter FREE.
NEAR MAIN
& Drake’s.
Deviled crab 20c, minced clams 30c.
.
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„1. „..7 J I every county to represent large company
KALB S'mVCK CO.,
All stockholders wishing to increase their holdings Should \o( so^d financial reputation; $936 Balary Orders by mail or
Minced abalone, 20c,
A W. Stillwell, of Wichita, Ksn , gen­
Ill^h street, Dekalb, Illinois.
j
_ I per year, payable weekly; $3per day ab-
New Deviled Ham, 5c.
eral freight agent of tLe Santa Fe rail­
receive
not delay in sending in their applications, as the advance from lsoiutely sure and ail expenses; straight express
Çrompt attention.
road ie spending hie vacatjcn tn Ash­
Corned beef, 21b can, 30c.
T
7
bona-fide,
definite
salary,
no
commission;
bums C ash , at
Chip beef, l^lb can, 15c.
land with hie broth(jr-in law, D. L.
10 Cents to 15 cents ver share Will positively occur on duty |gB]ary paid each Saturday and expense reasonable rstea.
Chip beef, jib ean, 25c.
Minkler, the merchant. He ie well
---------------
money
advanced
each
week.
BTANDAKD
STAND
We back them with a guarantee.
Veal Loaf, 15c.
pleased with Ashland.
Sespectfully mtmUUd.---------------------------------- bouSe
HOUSE, ’ 334 D babbo an S t ., C hicago .
Potted Tongue, 10c.
15th, 1901.
Plumbing Department Is conducted by JF. Aitken.
You will find H. Boivin at Giubb &
Vienna Sausage, 20c.
N«*w Stock, of Plumbing Goods jutt arrived. Bath
How De Vos Expect
Co.'s hardware store.
Oysters, per caD, 10c.
Tube, Washbowls, Heaters, and all kioda of fittings
Anv ad vert iaed dealer Is autboriied ot
to Bell if you don’t advertise? See what
guarantee Banner Salve for tetter, eczema, Thia Is a partial list of reduced prices, We
vour com pelitele ate doing ia Taa
invite
you
to
call,
piles, sprains, scalds, burns, ulcers, and any
Ricotto.
of
open old »or«,—T. K. B olton .
A.SHLJLIsriD, OEÒEJG-O3ST.
---- WHEAT WANTED—
SHOES
s >HOES
hoes
• 1 s ; ÌHOES
SHOES
a
a
In Endles >s Variety. All the
Latest St yles at Low Prices
Yamßl, 1 lorris & Drake,
e
e
Dry Goods and Clothing Stores,
Johnson Bloc)
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Ashland, Oregon
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P1UITT
BANK OF ASHLAND.
Capital, Full Paid, $50,000
Surplus Fund, : $15,000
♦
PEIL.
Exclusive Agent for Baker # Hamilton.
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VALLEY RECORD.
THE POOLE HOSPITAL
YREKA, CAL
:
:
DR. W. E. POOLE, Manager.
Commission
Merchants
t
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s.
Excursion - Rates
GEO. W. TREFREN
H. Holt,
Mrs. Sotrfe,
0
Sharp Razors,
Clean Towels,
and Good Work
F.
C. SIMPSON
J. H. DUTTON,
I uttlDR DnU 1 llDilo buiili nil 11
ö
Fox & Good,
ASHLAND,
o o o o o #
Soda Springs
w w w w
Oregon and California Green and Dried
D. B. GRANT,
À
A
FENCING |
Carter Creek
Commission Merchants
Fruits, Potatoes, Poultry, Etc.
Ashland Mercantile Co.
Oregon
Oil
Company.
Southern Oregon
Oil
Company,
Southern
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