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COLESTIN. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Grand Clearance Sale TO MAKE READY FOR Rew Goods ♦♦♦ Having purchased the stock of D. R. & E. V. Mills we have instituted a clearance sale. Here is an idea of a few features Woolen Dress Goods, former price 25 and 35c, for.............. ll ll '* 35aud40c, for.............. ll ll 1 50, 60 and 75c, for....... ll ll 1 8, 10 and 15c, for....... Lot of Lace« ll ll 4 and 5c, for.............. ll ll 1 3c, for.......................... ll ll 1 $1.00 and $1.50, for... Kid Gloves, Button, ll ll $1.50and $1.00, for... Lot of Corsets, 15 and 20c 25c 35c 5c 2c lc 50c 50c SUMMER DRESS GOODS • «««««« CUT IN TWO. ««««««« Waists Balt Price BaH Price Lots of Gingham, former price 7c, for.................................................. Crash for Skirts, former price 15c, for ................................................ Eancy Silke, former price 75c and |1 00, now .................... 50, 60 and 36 in. Percale, former price J2>£c, now................................................ 5c 10c 75c 9c 20 Per Cent Discount on all Regular Lines of Shoes except Douglas) during month of August Van pel, Norris & Drake* CENTRAL POINT. VALLEY -RECORD. Tom Wright, a Pioneer Citizen, Dies SuUilenly of Paralysis—Funeral ASHLAND, O b .. Thursday, Au«. 15, 1901 Today. Thos. Wright, a well known pioneer citizen of Willow Springs precinct, died suddenly Tuesday night about 10 Bert Davis returned from Klamath o rather ’ clock from a stroke of paralysis. Dr. Falls Thursday where he has been work G. B. Cole just before life left ing for Harry Withrow in the hay field, the body. arrived The funeral will be held in John Taylor wife and son Harvey went Jacksonville cemetery at 2 o'clock Thurs to Woodville Saturday to visit H. A, day. The deceased was ongaged in mining Fergus’ family. farming. He was 79 years old and D. H. Jackson and son Earl are stop- and leaves a son and daughter, Wm Wright ping at The Springs. Jr., and Mrs. Frank Mingus, who were A family have moved on the Green both at home at the time. Spring ranch recently. Thomas Beall returned from San Fran Mr. James Dosier and his brothers, cisco one day last week much improved Robt. Wykoff and Geo Grow went on a in health. camp trip last week returning Tueeday; Mr. Norcross and family have re- they had a tong trip and a nice time. turned from Creecent City, They re port flour very ecarce owing to the strike Question Answered. Yee, August flower still has the largest in San Francisco. sale of anv medicine in the civil zed James Williams of the Commercial world. Your mothers and grandmoth school in Portland, is here visiting his ers oever thought of using anything else father and mother, I. B. Williams. for indigestion or biliousness. Doctors Mrs. Mann and son John started to were searee, anil they seldom heard of Klamath Wednesday with a load Appendicitis, Nervous Prostration or of apples, county vegetables, etc. They will Heart failure, etc. They used August Flower to clean sut the system and stop visit Mrs. Mann’s Bister, Mrs. F. D. fermentation of undigested food, regulate Hoag laud, of L,angell Valley. the action of the liver, stimulate the i Len Robbins, the boss mechanic, has nervous and organic action of the system taken up photography for a change and and that is all they took when feeling he is taking photographs of the houses dull and bad with a headache aod other in this plaee. aches. You onlv need a few doses of Frank Amy ia moving into his new Green’s August Flower, in liquid form, house Joseph (Wednesday.) to make you satisfied there is nothing Holmes today va- will inovj into the house serious the matter with vou. Get Green’s cated by Frank Amy. Prize Almanac. T. K. B olton . Joe Hoagland, who has been ill for Fish tn Upper Rogue River. some time with liver trouble, has O. A. Thornton returned Saturday gone to the Good Samaritan hospital for from the forest ranger camp of his broth treatment. er, Captain J. E. Thornton, some 20 Mrs. Frank Snjith and her two young milqs from Prospect on Rogue river. He est children of Hornbrook, left her^ues- killed several deer and took a trip with day morning for Ashland. She will visit the captain to Crater lake. O. A. Thorn* her sister, Mrs. Mary Carter, a few days ton and W. J. Nichols captured some 50 before returning home. Dolly Varden trout from the north fork The Wayment family left here Sunday of the Umpqua river and carried them to Rogue river and turned them loose in morning lor Pleasant creek, where Mr the latter stream above the Natural W. will engage in mining. The county board of commissioners Bridge, There are no fish in Rogue riv er above the Natural Bridge and until were inspecting the approaches to ihe Mr. Pleasants put some in the river be Bear creek bridge last Wednesday and tween the Falls and the Natural Bridge a have decided to put in new ones few years ago there were none above the Frank Galloway has sold bis firm on Falls. Mr. Thornton leaves this week Rogue river near Trail P. Q., to Frank for Astoria where he is principal of the and John Foster, consideration $1000. Sluveley public school. Holmes Bros, have men engaged in leveling up and putting a substantial foundation under the old Fred Hansen ware house. Mrs. Geo. Bartlett of Portland, is visit ing her mother, Mrs. M. M. Cooksey of I I this place. SAMPSON. Commission Merchants PEACHES, APPLES, PEAKS, We Solicit Your Consignment. Account sales weekly. We notify results of each shipment same day received. 906-9»« Western Ave., Mrs. Stidham and daughter Stella, are visiting John Stidham in Grants Pass. Mr. Hodges has sold his place of 20 acres in the incorporate limits of Central Point to a Mr. Gilmore recently from Marian county, Fred W. Wright, railroad superin tendent Great Northern, Great Falls, Montana is visiting in Central Point, the guest of J. M . Gibson. Central Point, August 14. WASH. SEATTLE, ASK ANYBODY WHO DRIVES if It is not a fact that we turn out the best and most stylish look* ing rigs in town. We have good horses and new vehi cles. Transient stock properly fed and well cared for in our large livery stable. Fox & Good, There will be services at the Baptist church on Sunday as follows; Sunday at 9;45 a. in. Preaching at 11. 1 «k» school Subject, “The smitten Rock as a Type of Christ. The B. Y. P. U. will meet at tp. iu . No preaching service in the evening. Rev. J. A. Stover, en route to' New Hope church will preach at Gold Hill Aug 22nd at 7:30 p. m., at Moonville 23 same hour p. m. and meet the church Saturday 34th at 11 o’clock a. m. fqr business and tovenaqt meetiuj’. Mem bers will please be in attendance. Services at the M. E. church Sunday is as follows: Sunday school at 9:4-5 a. in. Preaching at 11 by the Rev. A. 11. Burkholder of Ridgefield, Wash. De: yotional meeting of tlie Epworth League at 7 p. m. No preaching in the even ing oil account at the Union meeting. All are cordially invited. J. T. Abbett, pastor. or -ó- ö- We back them with a guarantee. Z’px r’px //ps r •p* rpX ZpS /px /FWS . 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. foreign and Domestic exchange Bought and Sold. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. T HARDWARE DEALERS Stoves. Cinware, Shell Bardwar», Racycle» And Everything kept in a first-clan Hardware Store, Having rented the shop to H. Boivin, the well known Plumber an 1 Tinner, who will be pleased to give you close figures on fl rot clan work. Remember, all work guaranteed. 'Phone No. 245. I I THE POOLE HOSPITAL YREKA, CAL. PRIVATE HOSPITAL and Sanitarium for the suc cessful treatment of medical and surgical cases by the most advanced and approved methods and procedures of mod ern practice, both medical and operative. Everything new, clean and commodious. All chronic diseases solicited; diseases of stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladder, etc.; diseases of women ; alcohol, opium, cocaine, and drug habits; diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Con finement cases can be accommodated. The attending and consulting physicians have had a wide and successful experience in the whole domain of practical medicine and surgery, All charges (payable in advance) are reasonable for the accommodations given and work performed. For particulars, address, DR. W. E POOLE, Manager. GEO. W. TREFREN Miss the Opportunity t : CAMPING WRIT B. C. HUBBARD, D. B. Provost Çoniractor and Builder Pioneer Block. J, H. DUTTON, À Plumbing Vejtartment Is conducted by JP, Aitken. New Stock of Plumbing Goode just arrived. Bath Tabs, Washbowls, Heaters, and all kinds of fittings BANK OF ASHLAND | ON TENTS, | Fish Poles, Fish- l ing Tackle, | Etc. f * ★ ♦*** ★ **** ★ *♦* -É- o /’px E. V. CARTER, C ashikx . H. C. GALEY, A sbistamt C ashu B o Jack Winters, otherwise "Buck Tay lor,” and sometimes “Butterfly Dude,” LAW, LAND & LOAN OFFICE the daring thief who, with considerable ingenuity, tunneled beneath the saje of the Selby Smelting and Lead company, at Vallejo Junction, Cal., and stole $283,090 in gold bullion, is now in cus ---------o tody. He made a confession of his Cali and get list of properties for safe crime, and guided the detectives to the which includes my all classes and kinds, and spot in the bay where the bullion might at prices to satisfy anyone. be found. About half of the bullion My loan department is well equipped and has been recovered, but the building of I can handle money tor parties wishing to a cofferdam will be necessary to recover invest, to their advantage. I represent some of the best Fire Insur the remainder from the mud. ance Companies in the country and would Aaron Kuhn, the largest individual be pleased to write your property. You grain dealer and warehouse proprietor cannot atlord to carry the risk yourself. in Washington, disposed of his ware EVERY MAN houses in the Palouse country to Bal Should Carry Accident Insurance. four, Guthrie & Co, The sale includes On the 22nd of last March, D. H. Hawk 16 warehouses in Whitman county and ins, of this city, took out an accident policy the Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor one at Moscow, Ida. Six other conoerns in poration and on the 4th of April met with are now ohartering vessels to load at an accident which disabled him for over nine weeks. Tuoomti. 1 be proof of disability in this case was While fonr men were engaged in play forwarded to the Company on June 10th in “The Sirdar,” a gambling resort in 1901, and on June 21st a check was received the little town of Creston, B. C., twQ paying in full his claim for 112.00 per week. robbers jumped into the room, one Insurance of alt kind», Life, Fire and through the front door and the ether Accident, Pay». through A window. They rushed up to Main St., near Bridge. the men sit' :ng at the tables, holding ASHLAND, ORB. two pistols, and commanded the players to hold up their hands and line up along tho wall. The robbers got over $500 in E. A. Hildreth, Jr, tho clean-up and several Watches and decamped. The Antioch (Cal.) Lumber com pany’s safe was blown open and about (400 stolen. The thieves gained access to the office through a window. Sev ASHLAND, OREGON. eral small steel wedges and giant caps | and a fuse with a bunch of cotton satu FREIGHT AND rated with glycerin showed how the job was done. BAGGAGE TRANSFER J. Pierpont Morgan, the most notable figure in industrial affairs in the world, Wood For Sale. is soon to be a temporary resident of San Francisco, his agents, it is said, Ice Delivered Daily in Season having leased the Charles Crocker man Washington and Drumm Sts., San Francisco, Cal. sion on the northwest corner of Califor nia and Taylor streets. The cause of his coming is the Episcopal triennial council, which begins Oct. 2d. Morgan is a devoted Episcopalian, and has served as a lay delegate for years at th important councils of the church. About OEaf“* Plans, Specifications FOR THE SALE OF l,000.church organizations will be rep resented. JOSEPH ZURCHER, Prep. and Estimates on All Kinds James Eversole, an old, wealthy and off open for the accommodation ol of Carpenter Work. eccentric mining man, whose home was th public. Good camping priviligee—50 formerly in San Francisco, was on his cents per week, including vapor bathe. way to Phoenix, A. T., on horseback^ Twelve miles from Ashland by Klamath and tried to cross Salt river, near Temp©- Falls stage road; 1% miles from Stein Being unfamiliar with the Stream he man R. R. station. Special rate» for families or large par Prompt returns guaranteed. Stencils furniehed upon application. rode into the qujcks&ud and the horse ----- Has just receive^—— tie». Address JOSEPH ZURCHER, sank, Lew Collins, the driver of a stage Siskiyou P. O., Oregon Another Large Assortment poach, hurried to the rescue. He, too, OFFICE OF THE was caught in the sands, but the lariat of Canned Goods of a cowboy saved him, while Eversole And quote a few prices as follows: sank from sight. 1 lb. can pork and beans, 10c. There was enacted recently at Pa 1 21b can pork and beans, 20c. STEAM 1 31b can pork and beans, 25c. cific Grove, Cal., a Sunday-closing or Bsbland, Oregon, June 20, 1901. lib can fancy soup, 10c. dinance, and City Councilman C. K. UAUNDRY Boneless chicken tpmajes, I&c- To our Stockholders: Tuttle, the prime mover in the passage F. MEBERLIE Qystpr tómales, I5c. the measure, was the first fu break it, Prop’r. The directors have determined to advance the price of of Xtra special tomales. 20 q . and was fined in oojasequence. Tutt.e _. ... , , Turkey tomales, lfio. is the proprietor of a drug store, and WATER Street. Enchilalasl, per can, 15c. stock to 15 cents per share on July 15th. on Sunday morning sold a hairbrush, NEAR MAIN Deviled crab 30c, minced clam6 20c. Minced abalone, 30c, All stockholders ivishing to increase their holdings should this being against the law, as only drugs Orders by mail or New Deviled Ham, 5c, are allowed to be sold on Bunday. A receive not delay in sending in their applications, as the advance from strong feeling is said to exist against express Corned beef, 21b can, 30c. prompt attention. Chip beef.^lb can, 15c. new ordinance. No milk, ice or Tints C ask , at 10 cents to 15 cents per share will positively occur on July the , Ch’P beef> llb««» 25c. bakery wagons are allowed to run, and reasonable ntea. Aeal Loaf, 15c. great inconvenience is thereby occa Potted Tongue, 10c. 15 th, 1001. RespectfuLty^^bmitted. sioned. Vienna 8aqeage, 20c, O Oyateu, per oan, 10o, How Do You Expect Xl'U’au" BOUgnt to m H if you don’t advertise? 8 m what Thia la a partiaTiist of reduced prices, We Be«» th» invite you to call, your competitors are doing in Tsn 0 and 10 lb. Lord Cans OIWaQ-OÏT. R1C0U. I D. B. GRANT, TLirvoecal Stoves and Ranges D. R. M1LT.S, P bbsidknt . F. H. CARTER, V ick -P rbbidknt . Ashland, Oregon. Geo. Churchman and wife, Helen and Jennie Churchman, Florence McCarthy, Refrigerators, tents, hammocss, lawn Bonar, wife and son, hayo gone to Opposite Bridge, eenteiof town. 3mj camp chairs. J. P. Dodge, opera Mr. Crater lake and Beliqaq bay tor an'qut- btocjci |ng. ■ • • ;• Tb* «14 r»ll«bl»--Tb* Weekly Orerenlaa. Conductor Louis Hiltv is taking a much needed vacation and together, with Mrs. UJilty and their san ana daughter leave Saturday for a pleasure trip to San QCT£> CT Q CT v O v v O OOvvOO Francisco. Mrs. E. A. Sherwin who attended the L. O T. M. grand review at Port Huron, Mich., and the Pan-American exposition leaves La Cross, AVis., next Tuesday en route home. »WARE, Judge L. F. AVillits returned to Klam ath Falls yesterday accompanied by his y-yTVTp- ¿.its. POULTRY niece, Miss Docia AVillits, who expects to teach in that county. Mrs. AV. will remain here another month. ih DeKalb Wire Fenc F, G. McAVilliams, Secretary of the ¡.»a..* • f the best No 19 if>l- ing for Lawns and Southern Oregon Oil Company, has •a : r i " ire. ►tr»njtLened h . a v.u-le »elvB^re and a cable reached Salem on his trip selling shares, . e?y foct in tlie height of the and is doing a steady business along the Yards. It is the Z*px line selling at 15 cents per share. i I FEHSE, KOT A NETTING. ¡fa* DV ’ . kitude of horizontal wires strongest and best The monstrous pelican killed on iri' e;. it rtrvngth. iuake« it easy Z*p\ _ to e i kct. keeps it iu good shape. Pelican Bay by Jack Bailey has been fence made. properly mounted/ and ornaments a 51 PER CENT „m«. large space in Paulson’s menagerie. -- requires but a few post# ¿nd « OIL OPERATIONS. Ashland Marble Works Ashland, Ore. r j|. i.syg, no or bottom rail. Only AM-i I'J*.. irenuine »hen every rail ewfr- - ---------------------------- tldo* the fr»s«is* M. 11. S. Trude *U;rk.---------------------- lutsiZcr FKEK as «.Aux*» Fterocu co.. High Street, DeKalb, fllinai*. KLAMATH FALLS. W. McCauley and family of Medford ' Death of J. T. Henley—Aeronaut God Geo. Perkins was up from Tolo last arrived Saturday to camp. Both Compsnieo Operating Near week. frey’s Balloon Ripped Up by a Ashland Experience Temporary Misses Ella Orth, Josie and Fannie _ Geo. S. . Calhoun returned to Grants I vonegan, Donegan, wno who nave have been for j Fence and Drops into Laae Enwan- Delays This Week. i-r. . Deen camping ior Pass yesterday. ‘ ggyerai weeks returned to Jacksonville ua—Seriously Injured. The new prospecting oil drill sent up Masters Tom Brown and Ben Bowers Sunday. Attorney A. L. Leavitt returned yes from the Bakersfield district to the Ash are at Pelican bay. . Renas Hamilton and wife and Miss terday from Lakeview where he liad land Oil Company (the Guggenheim- W. J. Unger of Lebanon visited Ash- Irma Wigle have broken camp and re-, been conducting a land contest. Mack People) was tried Tuesday of this land the past week. ! turned to Medford Sunday. Jas. T. Henley died in San Francisco week on the Barron land near Steinman A. C. Parker brought his wife and ; last Thursday night of cancer in the station, 10 milessouthof Ashland. Supt. Gilbert Brown, the Pelican bay farmer, went there for ______ medical J. C. Hill started it in a shale formation children and Miss Lizzie McDowell up ; stomach. He __ _______ is in town this week. and after considerable work it drove the from Phoenix Saturday to remain some treatment in June but grew steadily Rev. J. C. Starmer is rusticating at the time. _ i worse. Mr. Henley was one of the lead- i drill in about three feet. The prospect ' ’ Rinehart stock ranch. Mr,. O. Wtoer and cl.lM»» aod M» ' iTi’X’o’LS ” ing machine was sent up on the recom mendation of one of their drillers at Miss Jessie Silsbee, of Bellview, is I I i Nellie Russell came up from Ashland ( Bakersfield and he did not understand visiting Yreka friends. Saturday to camp several weeks. i ,YaP.t- ’• H. Schoff who came here from the local conditions to be met with here. Constable Frank Kasshafer was up a ■Ur.r.aiior, . .40 look over situation M.c£all®n> , of »i.o vjrot 1 ! relative to putting a steamer on Klam- Supt. Hill says it has not enough force to from Jacksonville yesterday. National Bank of Ashland, accompanied ath iake> lias leas^ the st^mer aireadv do the work. He has advised the com pany and expects a new outfit will be Bargains at Vaupel, Norris & Drake. by his son Edward were among the on tl?e lake and fixed ¡t up Rnd sent. Prices never heard of before. bunaaj visitors. . j making regular trips twice each week to There was no drilling at the Southern Miss Della Mitchell left yesterday for Mrs. C. L. Reames and her sister, Miss give the business a trial while he is get- Oregon Oil Company’s plant near Ash The Meadows for a vacation. Mary Colvig, arrived Saturday for a long ting ready to build. land this week. The striking of the I Prof. R. A. Hopkins with his wife left quick sand strata necessitates the use of Miss Letha White went to Ager yes 8^ay- terday to visit Mrs. Ed. Call. Misses Julia and Daisy Olwell arrived today for Ashland where he will take a some 16-inch casing pipe. The labor in San Francisco made it impossi Mrs. E. O. Parrott has returned from from Central Point Saturday to spend position as teacher in the public school strike their vacation. j of that place. He has been quite suc- ble to get it out of there wit h any degree a protracted stay in California. certainty when the order was given to Postmaster John F. Miller was up : cetsful as a teacher in this countj’ and of Miss Nettie Tharpe has been elected Portland to manufacture it. After a de we predict success for him in your town. from Jacksonville Saturday and Sunday to teach the Bellview district school. lay of four days the Portland firm an for a brief outing. The steamer “May Flower” which plies nounced t-liat they could not make the Prof. I. E. Vining lias returned from i on the Lower lake and Klamath river pipe. Arrangements have been made in Mrs. Ranse Rouse and babe went to an outing in the Klamath lake country. here and Keno, Capt McCor- San Francisco so that the required pipe Ashland Saturday and Mr. Rouse and between G. 8. Butler and wife and E. B. Barron Miss May Rouse went home to Medford. nick in cliarge, left for the Litter place casing will leave there tonight and it will i Sunday morning having brought up a and wife have gone to Cinnabar springs. in Ashland Sunday. It is thought Dr. and Mrs. S. T. Songer and son load of people who came to see the be Archie Randall of Berkeley, Cal., is Slade and his sister Miss M. Songer of ballon asscension and show by Prof. that this will be the last of the numerous small annoyances and delays that the visiting his aunt, Mrs. Noonan, at Stein Illinois, visited here Friday. Godfrey. company have been put to in its first man. two hundred feet of sinking and that Mrs. 8. P. De Roboam was here from There is a great exodus for tho huck W. M. McIntire left this morning for Jocksonville Friday and Saturday, She leberry patch this week, among others great speed will be made in the next 250 Grouse creek, on south side of Ashland is landlady of the U. S. Hotel. going are Geo. R. Hurn, Kent Ballard, feet of earth to be pierced. Butte. \----------------------- Hon. John O Booth, the democratic M. E. Hutchison and their families. The Early Crawford peaches are in the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Pracht returned politician and business man of Grants R, Hutchison and wife of Tule lake yesterday from their stay at Tolman Pass, came up AVednesday for a period start t^iis week to Pasadena, Cal., for a market this week and bring tiOamltri cents per bo-5, The peaoh is fine but springs. of rest and recreation. visit, the crop of this variety is short having Mrs. Dick Bland returned to Grants been seriously injured bv the frost abn»-* Mrs. Eugene Dowling, wife of tlie Tho balloon ascension advertised by Pass yesterday from a visit with Ashland county recorder of Siskiyou county, Miss Easter Sunday. A lure* -r of Muir^ Prof. Godfrey to be given Saturday was friends. Cassie Dowling, a well known teacher, ! postponed because there was too much W, j about the first of September Cash. Walker lias returned from Peli Mrs Dr. A. J. Collar and son Lloyd, all wind. Sunday evening the attempt was ar!„ 18 expected that a car load per day can bay where he has been engaged in of Yreka, are here spending a vacation. made and came very near resulting fat will be shipped east. The first of next boating. Mrs. Joe Owen and Mrs. Ben Migliton ally for the aeronaut. There was still week a carload of Crawfords will be Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Catron arrived of Hornbrook are camped here for a stay too much wind and before the balloon shipped east. It costs $655 to ship a car could raise high enough to cl6ar a fence load of peaches fnnn Ashland to Missouri yesterday to visit relatives, J. C. Hill of some length. that was near Godfrey was dashed riyer vallpy points, which makes about and wife. Miss Mary Davidson the teacher of against the fence and qqitp ^yufrily cut q 4 cents per box. This will require the Mrs. J. L. McBride offElko, Nevada, is Klamatlion is stopping at the springs, and hruised on a barb 'wire that was on peaches to sell for over $1 per box in or expected today to visit her sister, Mrs, the fence, and to make it still worse he der to bring in returns. The blackberry Mr. and Mrs. Lee L. Jacobs, and their J. L. May. two children, Lee and Lula, came up was carried a mile or two below town crop is very large and 350 crates are go Morris Howell pitched his tent at from Medford Tuesday for a two weeks and dropped with his parachute in Ew ing out daily, the price being 20 cents anna lake. He succeeded in keeping on per gallon. Northern California points Tolman springs Saturday for a pro vacation. top of the water until he was pickeq qn are the prliioipal consumers. Page & tracted stay. Mrs. Fred Luy and children will ar by a couple of boys whq were’in a boat Son have their shipping point at Medford Grant Helman, wife and children and rived Thursday to spend a vacation of op the Luce. lie' displayed great cour this season. Lon Randall and wife leave Monday for several weeks. age and nerve, during the time he was Pelican bay. Attorney Hartson, wife and son are in the air and the water. He is gutting Don’t be satisfied with temporary re Miss Susie Homes left yesterday for here from Medford to remain several along very well but is pretty baqly cut lief from indigestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Berkeley to enter the state university weeks. Cure permanently and completely re and bruised. of California. moves this complaint. It relieves per Frank Bybee returned home Monday. Walter N. Dimmick, ex-chief clerk of manently because it allows the tired Grandma Downing returned to Central S. P. DeRoboain, landlord of the U. the mint at San Francisco, was arrested stomach perfect rest. Dieting won't rest Point yesterday from a visit with her S. hotel at Jacksonville, was here Fri- by secret service agents on the charge the stomach. Nature receives supplies son in Ashland. day. of having embezzled $30,000, as well as from the food wo eat. The sensible way Representative Henry Keene of Marion help the stomach is to use Kodol Dys Mrs. AV. S. Davidson and daughter many smaller sums, from |liat institu to county and his wife arrived today for a pepsia Cure,which digests uhat you eat Edmona aud Miss Sadie Powell came up tion. It i$ said that a womau has been visit in Ashland. can’t help but do you good.—Me from Ashland last week for a two weeks traced through the ex-chief clerk’s un and N aib B ros . J, M. Wallace, the commercial traveler stay. official life. visited his daughter, Miss Helen, in Misses May Merriman and Blanche Ashland this week. The preliminary examination of Mrs. Toeft, Chas Ramsey, Fred Luy, Ed. C. A. Scholes for the murder of A. A. J. H. Houston came in yesterday from AVarner and R. T. Lawton were among Richmond, at Yakima Oity, July 25, re Klamath Falls with his big freight wag the first of the week visitors. MRS. A. H. RUSSELL, Prop’r. sulted in Mrs. Scholes being dischqrgqd. ons after freight. Miss Iva Purdin returned to Medford The examination \ya8 before Justice Mr. Elliott of Prineville and Mrs. Monday. Taggaid, at North Yakima, and ex Grimm of Monroe are visiting F. M. tended through two days. The court /T*HE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Mar- Hulse in Ashland, A- R. Bass of Morgantown, Ind., liad was of tho opinion that Mrs. Scholes " ble Works in Southern Oregon, and Dr. 0. F. Tilton and bride arrived to get up ten or twelve times in the was justified in shooting Richmond, as Thoroughly Reliable. in Ashland Tuesday night to make their night and had severe backache and pains in tlie kidneys. Was ■ cjired by he had used threats against hevstilf Mid home on Pine street. Up to Date Designs Foley’s Kidney Cure. 1 It’s guaranteed. husband. J. Nunan and wife and Misses Betta T. K. B olton . Always on band Captain E. Alexander, the command, and Sophia Muller of Jacksonville are at Wagners soda springs. AViu. Taylor the all-round man,jumped ing officer of the steamer Santa Rosa ... Prier», 9f> and Upward. was called to the custom-house on the David Yeargen, the Fraternal Brother his bqard bill, as well as others, this arrival of the steamer at San Diego aufi Mftip street, qpp. Helman, hood organizer, returned Tuesday from week, and started to leave, but he was arrested at the instance of J. C. Largent found there a letter from Bocretary Ly his stay at Los Angeles. and brought back to town, and AYednes- man J. Gage of the |reasqry department, Miss Belle Sturgis returned to Medford day was sentenced to five days in jail by accompanying a gold medal in reoogni* Tuesday after a visit with her folks who Justice Spargur.—Alturas Plaindealer. tian of his heroic condnct in saving the are camping near Ashland. Tavlor wound up his career . in Ashland life of a drowuiugapan at4?ort Harford f Miss Sadie Booker returnee} to Med in a veiy dishanqrahle W, qu April 8, 1890. The medal, which ford yesterday from a visit with her weighs' fully four ounces, is inscribed, sister, Mrs, T. H. B. Taylor. “In memory of hero.p ppndnct in say Miss Aileen Webber will have charge ing a life from the perils of"the sea.” of the musical department of Prof. Van Tho body of a young girl, chopped to Scoy’8 Academy at Medford. pieces and then placed in a truuk and Mrs. C. Mingus and daughter, elaughter, Miss buried was found eight miles south of Daisy, are attending i the funeral of Tom Seattle. The trunk was discovered dm1’, Wright at Jacksonville toelay. ing the grading for thp t»e>y racecourse. Engineer Wm. Luster and wife came Coroner Hoye aaya there is no doubt a T IS HEREBY ORDERED that over from Hornbrook yesterday to at- murder was committed. The bones are + from and af er this date, for the pur tend the Robbins-Luster wedding. those of a young girl not over 14 years poses of iriigation, the city is hereby Mrs- W- E- Parsqq visiteel Medford of age, the body having evidently been divided into Three Districts. Each Sunday where her grandmother from ward as now constituted, forming one buried about four years. Lompoc, Cal , is visiting Mrs. Geo. Down district. The 1st Ward to use water for The American bark Empire, owned said purpose on Monday and Thursday ing. by J. J. Moore of San Francisco, was of each wepl^. Tlie 3<1 Ward on Tuesday Mrs. Steadman returned to Phoenix destroyed by fire off Maliukona, Haiyaij. and Friday, and 3d Ward on Wednesday Tuesday from a visit with her brothers, She arrived at Mah^kcum QU tho 2^th of and Saturday, the Devenney boys, at Harrison Gulch, July qf a voyage of 7? days from Cal. Atiy person violating this Order will Newcastle with a cargo of coal, .Two have T. A. Reavis and family arrived this the water turned off at once, and a days later it was discovered that her week from Wallowa coqhtv, eastern Ore penalty of $1 00 will be imposed and col cargo was op fire, end despite all efforts gon, to make this place their futqre lected before the same shall be turned to quench it. the bark burned to the on again. pome, | »OJST’T , water’s edge a short distance from shore, T, W. Williams and wife came up from By Order of Water Committee. and everything was lost. Grants Pass yesterday to visit their ZR,. ZE3. ISTEIL, daughter, Mrs. Clemo, at tho Ashland High living, Intemperance, ’exposure ipiqe, and many other things bring on Bright’s Mayor, disease. Foley’s Kidney Cure will pre Mr. and Mrs. G. 5V. Stoops have re Of getting a Ashland, O egon, August 1,100}, vent Bright’s disease and all other kid turned from their Pelican bav outing. ney or bladder disorders if taken in F. H. Carter and family will return next time. Be sure to take Foley’s. T. K. week. B olton . Mrs. M. R. Franklin of Portland who Subscribe tor th« R kqouu . ♦ has been visiting Mrs. Geo. Cryderman I at Tolo came to Ashland yesterday to BORN. visit friends, ♦ * Ashland, Oregon. Misses Ixlna Willits and Lucinda Bry VINING—At Dawson City, N. AV. T., ant' and Janies McNair spent Sunday at i •J* ♦ July 1, 1901, to the wife of Robert the McNair-Parson camp up Ashland Hardware Merchant Arining, a son. creek can von. Miss Mollie Songer, who has been vis iting her brothers, Dr. 8. T Songer and ++++++++++++4-+++<fr++-H"F+++? dipt. AV. F. Songer, left Monday for her Plans and Estimates || . j , . ■- 1 ■- ■’ • ■• '* home at Kinmundy, Ill. Furnished on Application jj f or sqle—The Ganiard peach oraliard Thl^ sigualuiv is on every box of tho genuine Office at residence on Granite St. j qn Boulevard. Either the crop or or liL.-| -J} Laxative Bronio^Quiuine Tablet« chard. Address call box 131, Ashland, the remedy that cures a cola tn one tjay Or., for further particulars. Vaupel, Norris A Drake having pur chased D. R. & E. V. Mills’ stock of contractor goods are running a general clearance sale for the purpose of cleaning up and get AND ting ready Iqr theis lull stock of gdcMs. This fs the time to make your purchases. BUILDER Prof. AV. F. Qimerjm and wife arrived Tuesday niglit from Colorado to take up their residence in Ashhind. Prof Came ron is the new principal of the Ashland public schools, You will find H. Boivin at Grubb A Co.’a hardware store. Prof. R. A. Hopkins and wife arrived from Klamath Falla Monday. Dave Good is temporarily holding the chief of police star. B For iron pipa and fittings go to W. N. Grubb 9 Co. hardware d*al«re< ASHLAND, o^ÄG-ojsr. Carter Creek Commission Merchants Soda Springs Oregon and California Green and Dried Ashland Mercantile Co, Pataleos, Poultry, Etc. Southern Oregon Oil Company* Southern Oregon Oil Company, JFB bland
