Valley record., December 05, 1901, Image 5

DESTROYING CARB FENCES.
BUTCHER SHOP BURGLARIZED.
KUBLI
mine goes back
D. R. MILTJB. PltBSIDBNT.
£. V. CARTER, CaaiitKK.
H. C. GALEY, A s .- istaht C askxh
The Aehland Meat Company’s butcher Report That They Will Still Retain F. II. CARTER, V io -P bksiokxt .
The California Encloanres Arc A» shdpraiear the depot was touched for the
1 Holiday goods at Gurnea’s.
I
Tlietr Property.
days receipts, $15,a little past six o'clock
Laar Coming D<>wn.
M M. Obenchain was up from Gold
Tuesday evening. Frank Lowry had
E.
F.
Lawson
and Mr. Ramsey, who
Hill Tuesday.
San Francisco, Dec. 3.—United States locked up the shop and went to. supper
purchased the Golden Standard mine on
H. J. Mattoon of Medford was an Ash­ Marshal Shine returned from Modoc at six o’clock and when he returned at Galls
creek some three months ago from
county todav, where he has been direct- 7 o’clock, discovered that some one had
land caller Tuesday.
the destruction of Jesse D. Carr’s stone effected an entrance and robbed the till the Kubli’s and Judge E. B. M atson, for
ESTABLISHED 1884.
Mrs. F. D. Swingle returned Saturday fences, which had been placed around
the sum of $40.000, aFe negotiating for
of
$15 leaving 15 cents in small change. the transfer of the property back to the
from Klamath county.
Government land There are 40 miles Suspicion was immediately aroused to a
Miss Mabel Palethorpe returned Tues­ of this reminder of New England thrift hobo who had sawed some wood at the original owners. They have paid down
to be torn down but he left Deputy rear end of the building for Mr. Yeo in all $31,000 in cash, and their note for
day from Grants Pass.
the final payment of $9000. They have
All work warranted by Bert Barnes, Marshal Gamble in charge and states during the day and was seen hanging worked the property right along and
that no opposition is being offered to about the place after dark, evidently
the jeweler, at Orr drug store.
took out some money as well as developed
this order of the court.
waiting an opportunity to burglarize the the mine, but for some reason satisfactory
Postmaster M. D. Wilson of Talent
was an Ashland visitor Tuesday.
MEDFORD SPORTING CONTESTS. shop as soon as the butcher had gone to themselves they do not wieh to com­
home. At 6:3*) a freight train left for plete the purchase and have made the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
John Gagnon, the Montague saloon
There were vague rumors abroad that 1 the south and it is presumed that he owners an offer to give back the property
man, visited Medford this week.
Medford was to have a real genuine boaided the train along with other for the $9000 unpaid note. It is under­
W. T. Beagle went to the Spencer prize fight last Saturday night. The re­ hoboes.
stood that the Kubli’s and Watson have HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT
ports were somewhat exaggerated. The
mine yesterday on a business trip.
accepted the offer and will take back the
show was as follows: An exhibition of
M. L. Pellett of Talent went to San
Oats for sale—oats from Willamette the manly art by Willis and William Francisco yesterday and from that city he property and work it again themselves..
LER, F. H. ( ARTER, E. V. CARTER.
valley for sale at Depot livery stables.
Jackson, the mining men. The next goes with a party of fruit men to investi­
WENT
DRY
AGAIN.
Mr. Estes and family arrived at Talent number was a wrestling match between gate the west coast of Mexico and
from Missouri to locate. He is a brother Linn Rumlev, alleged cliampion of Nicaragua for the purpose of buying up Eugene Register, Dec. 3.]
foreign and Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold
Rogue river valley and Geo. Andrews of a lot of cheap land aud raising' limes,
About the warmest election ever held
of W. W. Estes.
Talent, best two out of the three. It bananas, etc. The opening of the pro­ in Springfield took place yesterday when
Mrs. B. H. Hatch left yesterday for was won by Rumley. A barrel contest posed Nicaragua canal would make the the contest waged between the anti­
Eace Curtains and Portieres* Curtain
Spokane, Wash., to spend the winter between Tobe Brous and Arthur Robin­ orchards very valuable and at the pres­ saloon and the taxpayers tickets and A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
with Mr. Hatch.
son was very funny and proved a draw. ent time they would prove profitable for their supporters. The contest was close
and Upholstering Goods* Cable €ov=
The event of the day was a un round fruit raising. Mr. Pellett has gone sim- as will be seen by the result published
Elder M. A. Seeley left for San Fran­
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
ers, Ready-made Sheets and Pillow
below, the anti-saloon winning on
cisco Tuesday en route to his home at fight between two pugilists with a repu­ ply to investigate the reports.
tation in the northwest, Kid Gannon of
councilmen by a bare majority of one.
Castledale,
Utah.
Slips* Bed Blankets from 60 cents
Portland and Kid Freeman of Spokane,
The women took an active hand in the
SAMS VALLEY.
Miss Maud Vaughn of Dunsmuir went Wash The opera house stage was roped
contest, lending their influence in sup­
to $8.50 a Pair* Comforters and
to Gold Hill yesterday on a two weeks and prepared for the event and several
We are getting quite a rain fall the port of the temperence ticket. In the
visit with relatives.
rounds were said to be quite spirited. past two or three days.
afternoon the school children were dis­
Bed Spreads.
Mrs. A. L. Foster returned Friday The receipts were about $100. The pur­
Mrs. Boyd Tucker, of Ashland, is here missed and marched through the streets
•1
carrying temperence banners.
from spending Thanksgiving with Mrs pose of the entertainment was to arouse visiting with relatives.
enthusiasm
in
the
organizing
of
an
ath
­
12 Skeins of Shetland Floss for $1.00
Herbert
Walker
ran
independent
for
Alice Whyte at Lairds.
M iss May Rowe is at her old position recorder and was elected. The only
letic club. There were no ladies pres­
P. W. Olwell of Central Point, left yes­ ent at the show, but it was an orderly again. She is chief cook at the Pelton man elected on the taxpayers ticket was
ranch where she successfully held the W. H. Skeels for treasurer.
terday for southern California to spend audience.
same position for over two years until
the winter with his family.
she
had to go home on account of her
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Feldner arrived
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.
Tuesday from Holly Springs, Iowa, on a
A democratic convention is called to mother’s health.
J.
8.
Sechrist
the evangelist and lect­
dark Williams, ourgroceryman, walks urer of the Dunkard
meet at the City hall next Saturday,
visit to old friends, the Gibson Bros.
church whose home
around
as
stiff
legged
as
if
he
was
worth
December 7th, 1901, at 8 o’clock p. m to
And Everything kept in a first-class Hardware Store.
is
at
Ladoga,
Ind.,
is
conducting a series
L. E. Bender left Tuesday evening for nominate
candidates for offices of the a millien. He says he has a contract. of meetings in the Dunkard church on
Fremont, Neb., in answer to a telegram city of Ashland,
Hwving
rented the shop to JI. Boivin, the well known Phimbe«’
to be voted for at the i Well if he has he has contracted Job’s Third street, which will hold through
that his mother was not expected to ensuing city election.
ana Tinner, who will be pleased to give von close figurra on first vias
W’ard primaries affliction on a large scale. He has two this week. Mr. Sechrist is a good
live.
work. Remember, all work guaranteed. ’Phoue No. 24$.
will be held at the same time and place. of Job’s pets on his left thigh alxiut as preacher and expounds the holiness
large as a full grown goose egg.
Members
of
the
democratic
party
who
B.
E.
Haney
and
Jas.
Irvine
have
doctrine clearly and plainly and so
GOLD Hl.L.
bonded Pearce & Sons ledge, situated in are resident voters within the corpora­ Our school teacher, Mr. Masterson, simply that all can see the position and
W. H. Harvey moved into his new Poorman’s creek district, and are de­ tion of Ashland are requested to be pres­ was compelled to abandon his school on view of the scriptures as he and his
ent and participate in the convention.
house last week.
veloping it.
account of the illness of his father, John creed hold them. The meetings are at­
M. F. E ggleston ,
Masterson, of Gold Hill precinct. There tended by many people from the other
Clyde McFern left on Sunday’s train
Bolton & Peil’s holiday excursion
ASHLAND, O b . Thursday, Dec. 5, 1901
J as . R iley .
being only one more week of the school denominations and those generally in­
for Arizona where he expects to work in leaves Ashland for San Francisco the day
County Democratic Central Committee- he employed Miss McNeill of Gold Hill terested in this line of thought.
the mines.
after Christmas. $12 for the round trip. men.
to complete the term.
A* a result of one of those periodical
Rev. J T. Cotton, M. E. Church,
Rev. J. P. Lockhart spent Saturday Are you going?
NOTICE
OF
MEETING,
outbreaks between rival Chinese tongs and Sunday in Gold Hill.
Clark Williams has opened a first class South, will preach in Pioneer hall next
John Churchman, who has been on a
in San Francisco, two men were shot
A public meeting of all stockholders grocery store here, and as soon as the Sunday at 11 o’clock ’a. m. All are in­
W. A. Carter left Saturday even­ slab in a hospital during his absence, re­
goods arrive there will be a good assort­
dead, while other two were takeu to the ing Hon.
for Salem, presumbly on important turned home yesterday looking well and of the Southern Oregon Oil Company ment of dry goods kept in the same vited.
and all other citizens of Ashland inter­
Receiving hospital to be treated for personal business.
robust.
The sermon subjects at the Presbyter­
PRIVATE HOSPITAL and Sanitarium for the suc­
est» d in the development of oil in the building by J. T. Smith of Gold Hill. ian church next Sabbath will be: ‘ The
serious wounds iuflicted.
A.
H
Osborne
and
family
of
Tolman
They
are
both
men
of
many
friends
and
A force of men have been at work for Springs moved to Klamathon this week. vicin-ty, is call> d to meet at the Citv
of Law” and “I Believe in the
Miss Klumpke of San Francisco, who several days painting and reffiting the
are up in their busim ss and will un­ Power
cessful treatment of medical and surgical cases by the
Holy Ghost.” All services at the usual
They expect to return to Tolman Springs Ballon Friday evening, Dec. 6th, at 8 doubtedly be a success
for 15 years has been assistant at the M. E. church.
o
’
clock
p.
in.
'
Business
of
importance.
hours.
All
invited.
and open the hotel next May
Paris Observatory, is going to Stauford
The Thanksgiving dance given by
James Pelton the stock man recently
You are cordially invited t> the most advanced and approved methods and procedures of mod­
Miss Helen Churchman arrives Satur­
NORMAL NEWS.
university as chief assistant to Profes­
George Keiff and Chas. Dugan at the following
returned
from
Ft.
Klamath
to
his
old
services at the M. E.
day from Portland. A marriage license
sor Isaac Roberts. Her specialty will home in Sams Valley.
t’iesea Nina Carter, Rhoda Cheney Sams Valley hall was a grand success
has been issued for Miss Helen and and Lelah O’Harra spent Thanksgiving Medford. Eagle Point and Gold Hill church Sunday, Dec. 8lh: Sunday ern practice, both medical and operative.
be astral photography.
Scho 1 at 9:30 a ni. Preaching at 11;
Geo. Marksbury, formerly of this Ralph Scott, a young man employed in at their homes.
were well represented. The dance went subject,
Several seceding clergymen from the
“The Model Hearer.” Young
place
but
now
of
Ashland,
spent
Thanks
­
the
round
house.
off
smoothly
and
quietly
and
everybody
evangelical faiths aud some other per­ giving in Gold Hill.
Thursday evening a bus load of young present had a nice time. W hy shouldn’ t people’s meeting at 6:30 p. m. Preach-
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stewart left yes­ peopie enjoyed a “stuck up” party at
sons who declare themselves dissatisfied
at 7:3i); subje. t, “The King’s High­
they enjoy themselves? The world ini
Everything new, clean and commodious.
All chr
Nina Carter and Rhoda Cheney, terday for San Francisco. When a child the normal.
with the existing conditions among the
couldn’t produce a more respectable way.”—J. T. Abbett, pastor.
Mr.
Stewart
had
his
arm
burned
and
he
students
of
the
normal
school,
came
denominations will make a new religious
Roy Buick was the recipient of a crowd than there was at that dance.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T U. diseses solicited; diseases of stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
to Gold Hill Wednesday evening goes down to have it treated by a spec­
experiment in San Francisco. Uuder down
Thanksgiving box of good things from
will
be held at the home of Mrs. Geo.
to spend Thanksgiving at home, return­ ialist.
Our neighbor, E. Hurlbert, had the Eubanks
the name of “Christian Comrades" they ing to Ashland Sunday morning.
his grandfather Hon. D. S. K. Buick of misfortune
on Main street Tuesday 3
to loose his left index finger o’clock p. m.
The Roseburg Plaindealer says Mrs. Roseburg.
are about to launch a movemeut which
A full attendance ia de­ bladder, etc.; diseases of women ; alcohol, opium, cocaine, and
last Saturday
It seems that he had sired.
A.
E.
Reames
of
Jacksonville
accompan-
A
social
gathering
of
the
Odd
Fellows
they term the “New Evangelism. ” This
Miss Lillian Pen eful is still confined hitched a new horse in his team on his
v..v I.
x. O. O.
v. x F. ., ied her father, Congressman Tongue, to
Rebeccas ----------------
was held at the
Con­
nou-sectarian movemeut will be prose­ and
The Gospel temperance meeting will drug habits; diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
gang plow, when by some means while
hall Saturday evening. . After refresh- j Washington to be present at the open- to her room.
cuted with all the zeal and devotion that ments, dancinj
be
held
Sunday
afternoon
at
3
o
’
clock
at
’ ig was indulged in for I ¡ng of congress.
New classes in Physical Geography trying to control the team, got his finger
finement cases can be accommodated.
characterize the Salvation Army, but sometime. A large nuinoer
number 01
of invitea
invited! 1 Mrfl
.. a M £ Hamlin of Phoenix went and Geometry have begun work, Botti caught in the plow and cut off his left the M. E. church, led by Dr. Brower.
front
finger.
He
went
to
the
Pass
to
without its seusatioual methods. Rev. guests were present.
You are invited to the services at the
I tQ ¿ej^ing Tuesday where she will be of these classes are much larger than
have his wounds treated.
Robert Whitaker of the Baptist church
Cor’gre-’ational church Sunday morn­
The Jacksonville football team under joined by her daughter, Miss Laura usual.
in Palo Alto, Cal., is the leader in the the management and captainship of Hamlin, who will be treated for her eye
ing and evening. Preaching bv the
CENTRAL POINT.
New students, Harry Beach, Orro
pastor, G. W. Nelson.
movement, and with him are associated Prof. E. E. Washburn came to Gold Hill sight in San Francisco.
Willson.
Born—Near Central Point, Dec. 1st,
Rev. O. Calvert Smoot, formerly pastor Thanksgiving and defeated the
Evangel st Sechrist will deliver a lec­
The attending and consulting physicians have had a wide
Th» home1 JohnS Shook, the Klamath county
Bellview Literary Society was enter- 1901, to Mr. and Mrs. Black, a boy.
of the First Baptist church of Eugene, team by a score of 5 to 0.
ture before the Anti-Saloon League i
pvpfv
cattleman, arrived Tuesday from Dairy tamed at tie home of M Ear e Shep-
«bbowl,
every ___ ___ ]______ 2_____ ' \. He was
Or.; Rev. F. I. Wheat, formerly pastor HUI
Born—In Central Point, Dec. 3, 1901, Meeting Friday evening at 7:30. Place and successful experience in the whole domain of practical
herd on last Friday evening, An ex-
.
.
.
r
of the Park Congregational church in meh of ground gained by their oppon- surprised
at the
enormous
growth of the cellent literary and musical prog’am to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamrick, a 61b. —M. E. church. Everybody invited.
'
Seats free. .
San Francisco, aud Warren L. Foss, ents and put up a much better game town
since he was here last April
was rendered
Delic.te refreshments girl.
than
even
their
most
sanguine
friends
medicine and surgery, All charges (payable in advance) aie
once vice, principal of the Stockton High expected. Their defeat was due to a
Jacob
Stone
and
family
of
Talent
ate
were
served
The Ashland Dancing Club will give
Subscribe for the R ecord .
Thanksgiving
dinner
with
Prof.
Hanby
school.
lack of team work The best of feeling a grand masquerade ball at the opera
The musical department at the Nor­
reasonal L for the accommodations given and work performed.
prevailed and the visitors expressed house on Christmas night. 100costumes mal will give a recital Saturday even­ and family.
Miopa tb<* Cough
MARRIED.
for
ladies
and
gentlemen
have
been
or
­
their satisfaction over a clean and spirit­
Vrs. Moreland, Mrs. Booth Lee’s
ing, followed by a., r^-eption by the
and works off the Cold.
ed game. It is expected that a return dered and a good time will be experi­ Y. W. C A. to the traveling coast sec- mother, arrived herfe' a?feW^days ago.
For particulars, address,
*
WILLIAMS—ECKWALL—At Klamath-
Laxative Br<>mo Quin ne Tablets cure a game will be played Christmas. Capt. enced by all.
e arv. Miss Mabie K. Stafford. Bus Mrs. M’s. home is in Kansas.
on,
Nov.
22,1901,
by
Rev.'
J.
U.
Sim
­
cokl in one day.
No Cure, no Pay Humason is confident that the Gold Hill
Don’t overlook the Bolton <k Peil ex­ wil leave at 8;3G; return at 10.
David Lynes, who has been absent in
Price 25 c-nn.
mons, Samuel Hall Williamsand Miss
team can put up a much better game cursion to San Francisco. You could
Ex'-elsior Literary Society gave a very Scott Valley, Cal., for a year, came over
Martha Antonia Eckwall, both of
then
than
they
did
Thanksgiving.
make
your
daughter,
son
or
_
wife
11O
J -t» —Anting at reasonable rates.
Klatnathon.
The following was the line up: Jack- better holiday present than a trip to the excellent program in the chapel Wed- a few days ago to visit his family.
_ _ _' .
‘
, The debate was a <91 well Bros, are drying and making
¿«s-nvi'.lc Full rwuit. C. Von der Hellen; Bay City on this occasion. t’6 ,n"
feature of special merit.
W. N. BROTH1RTON quarter back, Daily; right half, Wash­
L. A. RICHARDSON
Adolph Bluner, Grand Mound, Ia.
iderDUt of theii^apple culls. They had
round trip good for ten days.
«$• it»iti
¡Ititi
• V tutulitlh
FTI - nr*»""*"» * ! *-
1
Wat
bum; right end, Nunan; right tackle. G.
writes; “I have used Foley’s Honey and I
a
great
many
small
apples
this
year.
A win'er trip to Southern California
On Thanksgiving day Judge Hanna
Von der Hellen; right guard, McCarthy;
Tar in my family and think it is the beet
Rev. Badger of the Christian church,
cough cure on the market. I would not
left half, Orth; left end, Elmer; left gathered in his yard ripe raspberries of and Arizona via the famous Shasta Route will
hold
a
series
of
meetings
in
the
Bap
­
ia
one
never
to
be
forgotten.
Renewed
be without it in my home, as there is
tackle, Ulrich; left guard, Reames; good size and flavor, which had grown
tist
church,
commencing
next
Sunday
nothing so good for coughs and colds.”—
center, Eaton. Gold Hill— full back, on wood of this year’s growth Certain­ acquaintance wi h this section will ever
DEALER IN
U ells; quarterback, Hammersley, right ly there is no finer climate than we have develop fresh points of interest and »d morning at 11 a. m<
T. K. B olton .
ISn'a-e-.-or- to O. W. Hare]
ded
sources
of
enjoy
tn
nt
under
its
sun
­
here.
—
Jacksonville
Times.
half, Perham; right tackle, Masterson;
Prof. A. J. Hanby and his larger pupils
ny skies, in the variety of interests and
John W. Mackay says that telegraphic
right guard, Miller; left half, Parker;
W. H. Pickens was over from Monta­ added industries, in its prolific veg-ta- will give an entertainment inut^ie near
tommunication between San Francisoo
left end, Reed; left tackle, Reames; left gue thi- week visiting Medford relatives
future. The title of the play is, “The
tion and among its numberlesa resorts of Japanese Wedding.”
and Honolulu may confidently be looked
guard, Hays; center, Humason.
and old friends, returning home yester-
shore, valley and plain
for next fall.
Bakery and Restaurant The Thanksgiving ball given by the dav ’ M ill. holds a fine position with mountain,
Two trains leave Portland daily, morn­ Will Wright of Willow Springs, was in
the Oakland Meat Co. who conduct the ing and evening for California. These town Tuesday. He informed me he had
Gravel is now being taken out of the
Gold
Hill
Lodge
No.
129,
I.
O.
O.
F.
'
LUNCH COUNTER
was a great success and netted the man­ large Prather ranch at Montague.
Gray and Wing mine at Folsom, Gal.,
trai sareequippet with the most im­ 160 acres sown and had 30 or 40 acres of
that goes $150 to the pan. Further
Open at All Hours opposite Plaza agement a handsome sum of money. | I Bert Barnes, watchmaker and jeweler, proved pattern of standard and tourist ground ready to sow.
Tne supper was given by the Rebeccas at depot drug store
sleeping cars, and the low rates place
Give ua a call.
operations in the neighborhood will be­
Miss
Nora
Sydow,
teacher
in
the
and is generally spoken of as one of the
trio in reach of all.
gin soon.
.
Grants Pass school, came up last Wed­
J. D McCully, one of eastern Oregons the For
best ever given in Gold Hill. Every
A fine Dairy and Stock ranch, at
illns’rated gnidts of California and nesday to spend Thanksgiving with her
most
prominent
citizens,
accompanied
The
opening
to
settlers
of
the
San
Ja­
one who attended was well pleased and
Atizona winter resorts, address
parents,
returning
Sunday
evening.
a bargain.
by
his
wife
and
daughter,
are
spending
cinto forest reserve, says a Los Angeles
went away praising the Odd Fellows and
R. B. M iller ,
the week in Ashland as guests of former
Bert
Newton,
who
is
engaged
in
the
dispatch,
will
not
take
placp
until
March
Rebeccas as entertainers
Fine
bouse and lots on Iowa St. .$1100 00
Ger. Passenger Agent, Portland, Or.
neighborsand friends, Dr F. M. Shaw
livery business in Henley, Cal., was in
★★ ♦***** ★ *
2.
lustructions
to
this
effect
have
been
ASK ANYBODY
House and lots on “B” St....... 550 00
W. J. Shively, Batesville, O., speaking and family. They are enroute home
town Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
received from Washington.
of Banner Salve, says: “I used it for from a pleasant trip in the east.
House and lot on Union €t....... 000 00
W A PATRICK
ELMER PATRICK While here he bought three buggies of
Neil 0. Neilson, aged about 23 years,
jooht t
WHO DRIVES
piles, and it has done me more good than
W. J. Freeman.
District Attorney A. E. Reames, Coun­
25
acres fine land with bouBe,
shot and killed himself while insane in
any salve I have ever used, and I have ty Judge Prim and T. J. Kinney from
A. PATRICK & SON,
At a regular meeting of the town trus­
his
room
at
a
lodging-house
in
Los
An
­
tried
a
great
many
kinds.
”
—
T.
K.
B
ol
­
barn, water for irrigation,
Jacksonville are in Roseburg on legal
if It is not a fact that
tees Monday evening, an ordinance was
ton .
1 business today and will install officers
geles. It is stated that Neilson, who
we turn out the best
etc., close to city.................. 1500 00
passed preventing cows and other stock
came from Mason City, Ia., was suffer­
Of getting a
i of Joe Lane Cabin, N. _S O., tonight A bstracts , R eal E state ,
and most stylish look­
running at large in said corporate limits
RIAL ESl'AlE 1 IMNsFEHS.
after which the boys will have a stag
ing greatly from hunger, which is sup-
ing rigs in town.
I nsurance , C onveyancing after 7 p. m. till 5 a. m.
John T Fry to IsaacS Morris; 16.36 social.—Roseburg Plaindealer, Dec. 2.
We have good
I posed to have been the cause of his in­
Rev. E. B. Lockhart, pastor of the M.
acres, *ec 11, tp 38 s, r 2 w. $700.
horses and new vehi­
sanity.
Did you inquire about holiday goods?
E. church, is making a very favorable
A H Hooker to Mrs Emma Northup;
Insurance of all kinds, Life,
cles
—
Notary
Public
—
Gurneii
has
just
what
you
are
after.
John Heinrichs, 22 years of age, who
impression on the people in this place.
lot 1, blk 50, Medford, $200.
Transient stock
last May picked Secretary Wilson’s
Upstairs, Room 2, Pioneer Bjocfc.
Hugh Saunder-t-> William Carey ; 6
His sermop subject for next Sunday
Nfck Bourgeois was on yesterday’s
properly fed and well
Fire and Accident, pays.
pocket while the presidential party was
'I hone No. 241.
morning is, “Marching Orders” and
aciw, see 16 and 21. ’P 36 s, r 3 w. $100. train returning to Portland from a visit
cared for in our large
evening, “Why the Christian Is Not
J C Hill to Job M Keith;
>.f nej^ with
his daughter at Klamathon.
at the Soldiers’ Home at Santa Monica,
livery stable.
OREGON Ashamed of the Gospel,”
sec 16, tp -lO s, r 2 e, $200
t “Auntie” Haudbine has returned to tSHLAKD.
and has lain in the county jail ever
Oakland, Cal , within the past three
since under two charges of grand lar­
Rev. N. S. Hallcroft, Baptist minister,
weeks from her visit in France
has closed his revival meetings in Sams
ceny, pleaded guilty at Los Angeles,
HOHN
Ashland, Ore.
Valley and lias gone to Williams creek
and was sentenced by Judge Smith to
Hardware Merchant
Capt. and Mrs. W. F Songer and
to hold a series of meetings, after which ♦
three years at San Quentin. Heinrichs
Opposite Bridge, center of town.
TOUT—In Eugene, December 2, 1901; to daughter. Miss Mollie Songer, arrived
♦
he will spend the holidays with his fam­ t
A. B. TOZER
shed tears on his way to jail. He says
Rev. and Mrs. Tout, of West Eleventh home last Friday from a visit of over two
Pioneer
Block.
ily in Portland, returning here the first
months with relatives and friends at
his home is in New York.
street, a son.
« ve *,
« ««•_**. w ve *, s. .s • e
of January and will hold a revival in this VWs
f**8**8”T^ <r ■r'lT'r
W t T”
Capt. Songer’s old home in Kinmundy,
The lumber barge Wheeler, bound
place
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Ill. They enjoyed a good time but were
for San Francisco from Nehalem, in
glad to return home again.
CENTRAL POINT SCHOOL REPORT.
Keep Your Eye on this Space tow of the tug Vosburg of Astoria, is FREIGHT AND
Report of principal of Central Point
All repairing done promptly and a
believed to have turned turtle as a
It will be -
public school for the month ending Nov.
neatly by Bert Barnes, watchmaker and
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
result of a terrible storm which raged
22, 1901: Number of days taught, 20;
jeweler, at Orr’s drug store.
MONEY
IN
YOUR
POCKET
off
the
Oregon
coast
last
week,
and
it
is
days attendance, 3047; days absent, boys,
TO WATCH OUR AD|
feared the four men aboard the barge
Wood For Sale,
58; girls, 47. Total, 105. Cases of tar­
Ashland, Oregon
0. E. Donnelly, manager of the West­
have lost their fives. The towing fine
diness,
boys,
6;
girls,
27.
Total,
33.
No.
We have just received several
ern Union Telegraph office in this city, ÿ Are Ready to Serve
enrolled on register, boys, 91; girls, 87.
parted during the blow, and the tug Ice Delivered Daily in Season
large consignments of
has made application for a 30 days vaca­
Total, 168. New pupils, boys, 8; girls, 7.
has returned to port, Captain Chris
tion
which
will
be
granted
soon,
when
the
Public
A Limited Amon t of Stock will be offered fur 15 cents
Total, 15
Average daily attendance,
Mr. and Mrs. Donnelly will leave for
Ahues having given up all hope for the
FANCY
DISHES,
153; per cent of attendance, 96; number
San Francisco and spend a well-earned
A
’
ew
Pattern»,
Neweet
Style».
safety
of the barge and the men.
J
At
the
foriper
Mci
’
on-
of visitors, 20; number of cases of cor­
season of rest and recreation in Calif­
An immense scaffolding used in the
poral punishment, 0; number of pupils
.........OUR STOCK OF..............
ornia.
for a short time,
neither tardy nor absent, 96. The in­
construction of the Southern California
nelLSalomon stand
We are here for your convenience W
M bs . A. V a NDSRKABR, P rop .
terest in the school is good. A. J. Han­
Ice company’s plant at San Bernar-
with a fresh stock of drugs, confection­
by, principal.
1
dino,
suddenly
gave
way,
injuring
15
ery and cigars. Give us a call. L. P.
over the bridge
but will be advanced or withdrawn from the market
workmen, at least four of whom will Beach Block, over the Bridge«
Tramps are now plentiful. They
Orr
Is
moet
complete
and
up
to
date.
die. It is supposed that the frequent
claim t' cv are the advance uard, as it
Wm. Ulrich, Mrs T. J. Kinney, and
passing of trains along the Santa Fe
were, f 4000 men recently discharged
With one of the Finest
First-Class Meals Served.
Complete line of Hay, Mill Feed,
Mrs. Minnie Obenchain went to San
f om the copper mines at Anaeo da,
traoks close by the structure caused it
withou notice.
Barley, Chop, Etc.
1 Francisco Sunday for medical treat­
M ntana, -nd that hundreds will soon
to beoome weakened.
Call and inspect our stock,
ment for Mrs. Kinpey whose health is
Stocks of
be here —Oregonian.
not the best. Mr and Mrs. K. K. Kubli
To avoid the penalties which the Cali­
Short Order at all hours.
took the same train for the Bay City.
Ashland Mercantile Co. fornia law imposes on those who marry
ItttAIV-FOOD NONSEX E.
GROCERIES
Mr. Kinney and H. D. Kubli accompani­
(.Suecetsors to J. K Van Sant.)
within a year of the date of divorce, the
Give the new restaurant a
Another ridiculous food fad has been
ed them as far as Ashland returning
Y
Ever
Opened
in
Ash-
• divorcees of Southern California ar»
lira «led by >he most oompetent authori­
home in the evening.
rSS ties. They have dispelled the si.ly no­
- making Tia Juana almost as noted a trial.
Fur pure drugs and fine confections go "S’
land
y tion that one kind of food is needed for
place as is Reno with northern Califor­
to the Orange Front Drug and Confec­
brain, another for muscles, and still
nia people who desire to marry in con­
tionery store.
another for liones. A correct diet will
Give Us an Order
travention of the law. Most of the Ashland
not only nourish a particular part of the
Hon W. A. Carter, of Gold Hill, Jack-
visiting
couples seeking the services of
and H'e it ili Please You
Isniy, but it will su'-tain every other
STEAM
*<>n couulv, i- at th«- liiipei al Hotel
the alcalde of Tia Juana come from Loa
(l
rt.
Yet,
however
good
vour
food
nifty
Mr. t arter rep'oeuted lii- ltl«>ri I ii>
Angeles,
and
they
make
the
trip
to
be. its nutriment is destroyed by indi­
CONTRACTOR Mexican soil over the National City and LAUNDRY
tLe L *e- Hoire at ihe a-t Leui-la ive.
Washington and Drumm Sts., San Francisco, Ca!.
gestion or dyspepsia You must pre
and siieie is * plotiability that he will l>e
Otay railroad or secure a team aud drive
pare for tbeir appearance or prevent
AND
F. HEBERLIE
pm tip ward a-a •• I'di-taie fot St t Sen
Prop’r.
from San Diego.
heir co ing by taking regular doses of
ator t<> micc < ed Hon Todd Cameron—
Green
’
s
August
Flower,
the
lavorite
BUILDER
WANTED
—
SEVERAL
PERSON8
OF
Portland Oe ooian. Dec. 3.
WATER Street.
medicine of the healthy millions. A few
Character and good reputation in each
NEAR MAIN
state
(one
in
this
county
required)
to
doses
aids
digesti
n,
stimulates
'he
liver
Portland ha« already raia-il ver $390.-
The Old-Reliable BlacksmitD,
represent and advertise old ei-tablubed
to healthy action, purifies the blood, and
000 for the Lewia & Clark Expo«it on
Ha.« Purchased............................
wealthy business bouse of solid financial Orders by mail or
makes you feel buoyant and vigorous.
and expects to increase the *11111 to $5 «0,-
standing Salary 18.00 weekly with ex­ express receive
OREG-ON
You
can
get
Dr
G-
G
Green
’
s
reliable
090
penses additional, all payable in cash prompt attention.
W C. Johnson’s Shop remedies at T. K B olton ’ s
each Wednesday direct from head office. T films C asb , at
Get Green’s Special Almanac,
Dou.las ■ otinty ha« a riah to co bte.
I Horse and carriage furnished, when neceB reasonable rate*.
Fi e car loads of turkey* have been -hip­
Plans, Specifications sary References Enclose self-addressed
And is no? prepared to serve
ped from that counts, save the Albany
, „ ,
r » 11 -rr- j stamped envelope. Manager, 316 Caxton
his old customers and the pub­
and Estimates on All Kinds Building, Cbioaeo^______
Dem c at.
lic generallv at the old stand
How Do You Expect
Ladies’ tailor made suits to order. Mrs.
of Carpenter Work.
I
The Kind
Bought
M ain S t ., O pp . O pera H ouse B lock
L. McEwan, M hite Sulphur House.
to sell if you don’t advertise? See what
O ffice —At old Hicfcs lumber yard UBiguton
vour compctiteis are doing in Tu
H. P. Stice, the Red Bluff fruit rpan, General Blacksmithing ef ail Ujid-
BacunP.
AfiUwri
&
warn
Uuadry
.
|
<
il4A
Q& bud: [les«.
Prwin ictwM fCMMiMNk Stanate husteuri BflÄ »PptaUM.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
CARPETS
BANK OF ASHLAND
All Wool, 2 and 3 Ply
Capital, Full Paid, $50,000
Surplus Fund,
$15,000
Pro Brussels, Wilton Vel
vets, Body Brussels,
Saxony.
Rugs
«
Rugs
-R
Rugs
W. N. GRUBB & CO
Hardware Dealers
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE
Stoves,
Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
VALLEY RECORD.
I
Tínware, Shelf Hardware,
Racycles
THE POOLE HOSPITAL
YREKA, CAL.
DR. W. E. POOLE, Manager.
"“!v.
RICHARDSON
& BROTHERTON
I Get Our Prices
Blue Front
i ON TENTS +
*
| Fish Poles, Fish-
i
ing Tackle,
x
Etc.
GEO. W. TKEFREN
REAL ESTATE
HAS FOR SALE
’
t4-
4* Miss the Opportunity
:♦
+
I CAMPING OUTFIT
t *
jy
Fox& Good
Southern Oregon Oil Company
:
?
D. B. Provost
GROCERY
Royal Restaurant
GROCERIES
S utbern Oregon Oil Company
J. H. DUTTON,
Commission Merchants
E. C. SHERMAN
ASHLAND,
Oregon and California Green and Dried
V.0’
Fruits, Potatoes, Poultry, Etc.
I'