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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1902)
PERSONAL TEDDY STANDS IN AND SOCIAL. CLOTHING D. R. MILLS, P resident . F. H. CARTER, V ice -P resident . E. V. GARTER, C ashixx . H. 0. GALEY, A smstaxt O ak Gault will repair your bicycle. The President Will Allow the supervisors Before having photos taken get Camps’ to Appoint Forest Rangers. prices. Washington Dispatch.] R. L. Vining returned from California Representative Tongue today presented yesterday. to the president a petition from citizens ESTABLISHED 1884 of Lake county, endorsed by the gover Camps’ photos are high grade, not nor, state treasurer and secretary of state high priced. of Oregon, protesting against the dismis P. O. Gearhart returned to Callahan’s, sal of the present forestry oflicials of their Cal., Monday. The other grocers have warned the wholesale houses state. The petition contends tliat this force is generally competent and efficient, Mrs. Edwards of Phoenix visited Ash not to sell us goods, under penalty. and it would be unjust and unwise to re land Tuesday. move these officials and replace them W. J. Virgin & Co. refuse to sell us flour because we F. P. Roper and Fred Weeks were up with eastern college men who are unfa from Phoenix today. BOARD OF DIRECTORS miliar with conditions in Oregon. The are selling their flour at the mill price. president indicated tliat the present force Miss Maggie Caldwell visited friends in Oregon was not altogether made up of at Medford last week. These things only increase our the best obtainable men, and that there HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT S. Ed. Martin came in from Klamath were many among them who were incom county last Thursday. petent. He, however, promised to give LER, F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER the petition thorough consideration. J. L. Yaden returned Monday from In this connection, attention is called his San Francisco trip. --------- o--------- to a letter addressed by the president to Torelli and Domestic exchange Bought and Sold. Mrs. Harry Hosier returned Tuesday day to Secretary Hitchcock, directing We now have in stock more goods than all from a visit at Medford. him to hereafter leave the appointment the other grocery stores combined in Ashland. M. O. Warner, the piano tuner, is; of forest rangers to forest supervisors. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED We have a carload of fancy Willamette Bur making Ashland a visit. He told the secretary lie wanted good, bank Potatoes, and another carload of Flour •o practical western men in the forests, men G. F. Billings returned at noon from a and Wheat. We put up Spot Cash for our of experience and ability, and that he business trip to Grants Pass. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, did not want the forests left in the liands goods, and any house on the Pacific coast is Will Muller of San Francisco is paying ! of a lot of college dudes from the east. be glad to sell us goods and skin the prices to us hie folks a visit at Jacksonville. SAMPSON. Jonathon Bourne was on last Thurs- ! moved day’s train bound for California. I W. H. Shepherd fell on the snow at an We place on icy place Friday morning and dislocated Sulphur, Paris Green, Bluestone and Mills building his right shoulder. l)r. Brower was London Purple at McNair Bros. called and the limb was soon set. The Attorney Geo. W. Trefern was at patient is recovering. o Medford yesterday on a business trip. Wm. Blanton started home to Eureka Traveling Passenger Conducter P. H. and was heard from at Sun Francisco. Tynan was here Tuesday on business 3d, Sylvester and Walter Grow’ went to C. E. Hooper is erecting a new resi I Hornbrook this w eek. dence for C. E. Teevan in east Ashland. Hams—best Eastern sugar cured—Reg. 18c per lb........ Special, 14c per lb Mrs. Lillian Burns came over from Cal “ —Picnics—something fine—Reg. 15c per lb........... “ 11c per lb Hon. E. A. Sherwin is confined to his j ifornia to visit friends in Ashland and home with a severe attack of laryngetis. Wheat—Reg. $1 GO per cwt............................................ Special, $1 30 per cwt And Everything kept in a firet-claee Hardware Store. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tavlor, of this place. (This is 20<-ts below the mill price in Ashland.) T. H. Watkins returned from Klamath Having rented the shop to H. Boivin, the well known Plumber 60c per cwt county Monday en route home to Salem. Baled Hay—Wheat, Oats orAlfalfa-Reg. 75c.......... Special, and Tinner, who will be pleased to give vou close figuree on first das Isaac Lewis is able to be around again after his sick spell. work. Remember, all work guaranteed. ’Phone No. 245. Special, $1 55 per cwt Potatoes—Fancy Btirbanks--Reg. $1 75 per cwt. Hon. W. 8. Davison returned yester day from his trip to Jefferson City. Mo. ....... Special, 6 for 25c Golden Star Soap — 12oz bars — Reg. 5c ................. Geo. Grow is working on the Kings RELIGIOUS ITEMS. 4» bury farm. 7 for 25c R. A. Payne has sold his residence in “ “ “ —10oz bare—Ren. 6 for 25c....... Sacramento: Francis E. Clark, founder west 14 Ashland to Mr. Walker of Napa, 5 lbs $1.00 Coffee—Schilling's fancy blend—Reg. 28e per lb John Snowgoose lias returned home to of the Christian Endeavor Association, Cal. 44 Keno. has bought an orange orchard in the Fair 50c per lb Tea—fancy Oolong—Reg. 65c per lb..................... ASHLAND, O b .. Thursday, Jan.30. 1902 Oaks colony, fifteen miles from Sacra Lee L. Gilbert, formerly a policeman Flour—Virgin’s Bestor Snowflrke—Regular, 95c; Special, 85c per sack Sampson, Jan. 29,1902. mento. lie will begin to live there in of this city, was here yesterday as a << 41ba for 25c Maccaroni — Reg. 10c per lb ........................................ drummer. the spring. <■ IN FAVOR OF CRAWFORD. C1KCU1T COURT PROCEKDINGS, 20c per bottle Highest Grade Extracts—Reg. 25c............................ Strictlj’ pure Paris Green for spraying The twenty-first anniversary of the Roseburg Plaindealer] Oysters—2 lb cans—Golden Star, Monopole, Blue R L Sabin vs L E Hodges; action to Christian Endeavor movement will be purposes; also Sulphur and Bluestone at 44 recover money. 25c per can The case of W. R. Willis against A. M. P*>oint or Royal Club — Reg. 35c per can ...... McNair Bros. fittingly observed at the Congregational Crawford was called Friday. This case church Sunday with special music and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Minkler left yester Our Motto“We Lead; let these wbo can, follow.” Salem Statesman: W. J. Moore of addresses. The usual services in the has previously been tried in this court, PRIVATE HOSPITAL and Sanitarium for the suc Lakeview, is in the city, having brought morning. All are invited.—G. W. Nel day for Phoenix, Arizona, for the benefit w’ith Judge Hanna on the bench, the of the former’s health. The above prices are for spot cash. his 11-year-old son here for treatment. son, pastor. plaintiff winning. It was carried to the The boy recently fell on the ice, causing supreme court and reversed, being re cessful treatment of medical and surgical cases by the The Jessie Shirley dramatic troupe are Ashland IHlercantik Company« There will be special Endeavor Day playing northern California en route an injury of one of his lower limbs, manded for a new trial. Judge Willis at the ______ Presbyterian church next northward. which resulted in tuberculosis of the _ services __________ ,____________ alleges that Mr. Crawford, his law part most advanced and approved methodsand procedures of mod Successors to J. K. Van Sant’s Cash Store, Main St., Ashland, Or. ’ ' A ................... bone. The little fellow was taken to the ' . Sabbath both morning and * evening. ner at the time, received a fee of $10,400 Mrs. Houck of Gold Hill arrived yes Florence Sanatorium, where Dr. Cart-' sermon at the morning service and special from Capt. J. T. C. Nash, for negotiating terday to visit relatives here. — Monday ’ s wright performed an operation. He programme at the evening service. the sale of $90,000 worth of bonds of the ern practice, both medical and operative. Eugene Register. found the hip bone entirely destroyed Victory Placer Mining Co. The defend DEATH OF MRS J. W. LAWTON. Judge W. G. Ewing of Chicago will CENTRAL POINT. and the boy’s recovery is doubtful. ant denies that he received more than Mrs. A. N. Thompson who visited speak on the subject of Christian Science Judge Moore came via Reno, Nevada, and Mrs. Lawton, wife of J. W. Lawton, $1,500, which is alleged ho divided with Mrs Dr. Tilton has returned home to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Preuitt were visi Socnnnento, and traveled 1000 miles to at the Chautauqua Tabernacle Friday, Waiterrille, Wash. died this morning at the family home in plaintiff, Plaintiff further alleges that tors in Central Point Tuesday. Everything new, clean and commodious. All chronic reach Salem. He was accompanied by ■ Feb. 21st, under the auspices of the AsL- Medford. he only received $900 as his part of fee I land I hristian Science Association, who J. W . Merritt came up from Gold Hill J. H. Downing of Central Point was in Dr. F. E. Smith of Lakeview, formerly of in transaction from defendant, leaving cordially invite the public to hear their this end of the valley last week on fire on the morning train, returning on the LOSS ADJUSTED AT $400. this city. balance due him of $4.300 and interest diseses solicited; diseases of stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, side of the case presented by an authoriz insurance business. evening train. A fire about 7 o’clock Saturday night from April 15, 1898. Plaintiff therefore ed lecturer competent to present the The cold frosty night is having a bad burned off the roof of the Ashland Iron demanded judgment against defendant bladder, etc.; diseases of women ; alcohol, opium, cocaine, and Rev. J. M. Hunt and wife returned to same. The admission is free. Ritter Cban mon*v effect on fall and winter wheat. Works foundry building. It caught from in the sum of $5,160 and costs and dis Grants Pass after holding meetings in D tilt I in a Bank!! bursements in this action. The jury re drug habits; diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Con Elder W. E. Good of the Free Metho the Christian church. Rev. Walter, Methodist Evangelist the cupola in the foundry room which turned a verdict in favor of Crawford. had been heated during the day. The dist denomination, will hold services in Grant Crary leaves Monday for Santa who has been holding meetings in Med- the Christian church tonight and Friday Barbara, Cal., to remain awhile for his ford for over two weeks will commence blaze was put out by the electric light finement cases can be accommodated. It is said that the first apples grown in company’s water works. and Saturday nights. Everybody invit . 4 Ten acre fruit tracts revival services in the M. E. church in health which is poorly. Arthur J. Weeks was here Tuesday and Oregon were from the seed of four apples, ed. this place Tuesday evening, Jan. 30th. 2 Two acre tracts adjusted the loss, allowing nearly $400 brought over from England by tho Hud Mrs. J. C. Mitchell returned to Ga- Rev. N. 8. Hollcroft will close his meet- for roof and You are kindly invited to attend serv son Bay company, and planted in 1846, destroyed patterns. »1 *w ” FS ‘ 4 ,h her d “ eh - »«• 5 Railroad lots ______________ » He will com ices at the Baptist church on Sunday as at Vancouver, by P. C. Pambourne. mence a series of meetings in Talent follows: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. er of the late Mrs Dr. Barel y of Oregon PROHIBITION MEETING. next Sunday morning. Mr Hollcroft is at 11. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. Miss Kit Million returned last night The attending and consulting physicians have had a wide City, and Mrs. ^.^racken of Portland. For a ! Preaching in. Preaching at 7;30.—A. M. Russell, from a visit with relativesand friends in an able minister and has made a good The Prohibition Alliance meeting for It wa3 years before they bore fruit, impression in this place. Iain sorry to tomorrow night (Friday) which---- -- pastor. Portland and northern points. i wa° 2n- which brings the first apples grown up and successful experience in the whole domain of practical that so far there lias been no conver nounced for the Baptist The usual services at the M. E. church G. T. Billings, Harry Kessler, the Grants Pass mer say _______________ ‘ Cnurch, will be to 1852. sions. Eight persons united with the Sunday. At 11 a. m. the pastor will de chant, returned home yesterday from a- held at Pi on ee r hall ' _______ There will be a church by letter. Central Point is a The first battle of the Mexican war medicine and surgery, All charges (payable in advance) aie liver a sermon on the work of the Board business trip to San Francisco. program. The public cordially invited. was Real Estate and Insurance. of hard place to move when it comes to re on the Sth day of May in 1816. Church Extension. At 7.30 p. m. mem The fought The Alliance started in with 27 mem- Miss Hester Glenn, who has been vis ligion. news reached Oregon by ox teams reasonable for the accommodations given and work performed. “Reconciliation” will be the subject. bers and now has 50. driven by immigrants in the following All are cordially invited.—J. T. Abbott, iting Ashland relatives, returned home The school entertainment last Friday to, Montesano, Wash., Saturday. October and the news of the termination FORMERLY OF GOLD HILL. pastor. evening in the brick hall for the purpose of the war came by the same route and For particulars, address, Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Shaw on Tuesday of raising money to pay off a debt incurr Redding Free Press.] The W. C. T. U. will meet next Tues means and reached Oregon City in Sep moved into the handsome new residence ed by the directors for an organ, was well day afternoon at 3 o’oclock at the resi Emil Holden, the well known mining tember 1847. More than six months af built by the Dr. on his lots on the Boule attended. Receipts were $43.00. Those man, ASK ANYBODY dence of Mrs. James Riley. his sister-in-law were the in ter Gen. Scott had taken the city of Mex vard. who attended the entertainment from nocent and cause of a whole lot of excite ico. Life in old Oregon was different Father W. Bitter says mass in Holy There is no better time in all the year Phoenix were: Albert Smith, Mr. Mc ment on South East street Sunday even then, than now. WHO DRIVES Rosary Catholic church in Ashland the - i : ____ ___________________________ for winter weather than right now. Lain, Frank McDonald, Miss Bertha ing. Mr. Holden, who lives near the second Sunday in each month at 10 a. m. The recent storm did damage on the I The De La Mar, Shasta county Enter There is a time for all things—even for Dunlap and Miss Martha Carey. corner of Butte and East street, went if it is not a fact that Christian Science services at 11 a. m. winter weather in Oregon. _________________ ,.IT is _ ____ Miss Lotta Stancliff of _ _____ Phoenix visit- home about 7 o’clock. Not finding Mrs. prise, says Federal Collector Wm. Strain, water front at Seattle amounting tc j ' we turn out the best in Masonic hall every Sunday. Wednes Mathew Thompson was here yesterday lier unde, John right and family, Holden home he concluded she was has been astonished at the rapid growth about $40,000. Accidents were nutner- and most stylish look day evening meeting at 7:30 in reading from Climax returning home with Mas-j visiting with her mother, who lives on of the saloon business in that place. ous, .including the loss of a Large steam-I ing rigs in town. room in Hotel Oregon. South East street, opposite Judge Gar When he visited De I-a Mar a year ago, er, the E. D. Smith. A section of wharf Washing Five Cenis Per Pound. tar Earl Thompson who has been visiting DEALER IN We have good den’s. there was one saloon, while this year his mother at the Hotel Oregon. The Ashland Steam Laundrv announ Rev. J. M. Hunter of Coquille lias been horses and new vehi Holden decided to join the family’ there are twenty-two, counting the road in old Tacoma was washed from its cles. engaged as the new pastor of the Christ Martha C. Zevely was granted a di ces a new departure and will make a circle for the evening and proceed to his houses. Tliat beats Yreka by six major piling and floated out to sea. Ou the Transient stock ian church. He will preach next Sun- vorce from Alex. M. Zevely in the super specialty of family washing at very low- mother-in-law’s. As he approached the ity.—Yreka Journal. wharf stands a small grocery store I day morning at 11 o’clock on “Christian ior court of Siskiyou county, Cal. The rates. The work is done by the pound, front gate from the outside his sister-in- properly fed and well owned by a man named. Johnson. The at 5 cts.. which includes washing, starch law approached from the house. It was cared for in our large ity—A Life” and in the evening at 7:30, latter is a resident of Klamath county, A Profitable Investment. proprietor and two customers were in ing and bluing—also, all flat work will dark. She mistook Holden for a burg livery stable. I Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., Christian Miss Mattie Perry has returned home be ironed at the laundry. The average “I was troubled for about seven years the store at the time the dock floated Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. to Roseburg after a stay of a month or family laundry at this price will amount lar and gave vent to some screams that with my stomach and in bed half my away, taking the building with it. For more in Jacksonville, during which time to from 50 cents to 75 cents. All work brought out the neighbors. She started time,” says E Demick, Somerville, Ind several hours the groceryman and his li I run up East street, thinking the burg *‘I spent about $1000 and never could get The school board for District No. 5 she was the guest of Miss Kate Plymale. called for and delivered. Telephone to ! Ashland, Ore. lar or foot pad was after her. Holden, any thing to help me until I tried Kodol customers were at the mercy of the (Ashland) levied a tax of 10 mills as F. H eberlie . can have photos at Camps’ studio 53. alarmed by his sister-in-law’s action, Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken a few waves, but the dock did not overturn Opposite Bridge, center of town. against 15 mills last year. There is an as You I cheap as any place in Ashland. thought some one would surely take him bottles and am entirely well.” You and finally was picked up by a tug and A fine Dairy and Stock ranch, at increase of 4155,875 in the assessed valu for a burglar and fill him with bullets, don’t live by what yon eat, but by what safely moored. I ■ Mrs. Win. Mathes went to Tolo Mon ation of the property in the district over a bargain. so he ran too, and ran in the same di you digest »Dd assimilate. It your stom Oliver Lippincott of Los Angeles in day to visit Mrs. Geo. Cryderman who last year. rection his sister-in-law was going. She ach doesn’t digest your food you are his automobile, Toledo, climbed “Knob Fine house and lots on Iowa St.. $1100 00 injured her wrist recently by falling naturally thought Holden meant to hold really starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Hill,” 16 per cent grade, between Flag while walking on some ice in her yard her up and the nearer he got the louder does the stomach’s work by digesting staff (AT.) and the Grand Canyon in House and lots on “B” St.......... 550 00 at that place. she screamed. G. A. WOODS, Pres, and Gen. Mgr. M. L. HAWLEY, Sec. and Tieas. House and lot on Union St........ 600 08 the food. You don’t have to diet. Eat Joe Bledsoe came down to the post- The neighbors ran from their various all you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure six inches of snow. The test was made III 25 acres fine land with bourn, office yesterday, the first time for several before a committee of the new Automo houses and a general chase after the cures all stomach troubles. days, Laving pretty well lost his “grippe.” bile Transportation company, and the burglar was entered into and the air barn,'¡water for irrigation, —Coquille Bulletin. Mr. Bledsoe owns was filled with yells and noises. Final feat is considered one of the most diffi etc., cloee to city................... 1500 00 real estate in Ashland. ++++++ b++++++++4-4-++++++4'++ ly when Holden and his sister-in-law cult ever attempted. The new com [Formerly Ashland Planing Mill.] recognized each other in Holden’s own J. Frank Adams brought Miss Martha pany expects to have IS passenger auto dooryard there were sighs of great relief Cardwell, the teacher, in from Klamatn mobiles running to the Grand Canyon Manufacturers and SEASONED SUGAR PINE county last week to attend the funeral of and the neighborhood settled down to by May 1. . Deaiersm FIR LUMB£R.................. its usual quiet. her mother. They did not get here in , W. A. Lewis, a pioneer attorney of Insurance of all kinds, Life, time to connect with the morning train SAMS VALLEY. Spokane, was convicted iu the superior and drove to Gold Hill. Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Store Fronts and Fixtures. Fire and Accident, pays. _ IVe have quite a change in the weather court iu that city of embezzling $l,50C Mrs. Emma Smith of Seattle, aud Mrs A Modern Country Store since our last writing; it hqs jmtt went of his client. Lewis and his family are ...Furniture made to Order... Georgia Myers of Astoria were in Ash •Dealer in----- from cold to col^qr and still going. prominent in society- When the dis land Sunday giving theii aunt, Mrs. A. covery of his embezzlement was made We carry a complete line of Moulding in endless variety at right prices. We manu P. Hammond, a brief call while en route ] Miss Minnie and Richard Fredenburg of Medford were here Saturday and Sun he fled to Seattle and remained there in home from San Francisco. facture Boxes of all kinds and sizes. day visiting their grandparents, Mr. and hiding for several months. He was Standard and High-Grade V. 1. McCrea, engineer of the Butte Mrs. James Pankey. discovered, however, aud taken back tc creek ditch, returned to Medford vester-1 When in need of anything in the building line give us a call Spokane, and on being released on a Mrs. Nancev Pankey of Central Point, day from Chico, Cal., where he is in1 who was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. bond fled to Denver. He was eaught charge of the proposed new sewer sys-1 Ashland, Or. James Pankey, was called tp Gold HHI tem that is to go in that town. there and returned to Spokane for trial. Sunday by her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence I A8HLAND, OREGON. Phone23 THE HOME BUILDERS. John H, Wood, 24 years of age,, was Gault repairs everything but a broken : Cardwell, who is reported very sick. ! sentenced by Judge Carroll Cook at San heart. We make a Specially of Dry Sugar Pine Lumber. Bunch Walker came -over from the Francisco to imprisonment at Foleom FREIGHT AND Grand Chancellor J. H. Aitken, of the i Hammersley and Chisholm mine where : Knights of Pythias of Oregn, will make ! for the remainder of his lift for the he has been working. He says the work BAGGAGE TRANSFEB an-official visit to Granite Lodge, No. 23, ♦ crime of highway robbery. The con in the tunnel is progressing nicely and •i; +4-4-44-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4H-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-+4--5-4-4-4-+4-++++4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-i-4-4-4-4’++ of this city Feb. 8th. He will be prop- victed man served in the Philippine without a doubt the owners have a, fine We cordially invite you to call and ■ erly entertained. Mr. Aitken is a mer- Wood For Sale. campaign, but was convicted of a mili mine. They are taking out some fine ore. A ’ chant of Huntington, eastern Oregou. inspect our stock and prices. tary offense and dishonorably dis A party from Medford headed by J. C. ♦ ’ Ex-Mayor J. P. Dodge went to Eugene charged from the service. Frank Nel Ice Delivered Daily in Season < > Corum passed through here yesterday on ♦ Fridav to spend Saturday and Sunday i ■? son pleaded guilty before Judge Dunne their way to Evans creek on a prospecting with Miss Rosa and Lewis Dodge at the ' 4« to the charge of highway robbery and trip. M r. C. says he found a ledge several « State University alter which he went to Jill Kinds of years ago but wasn’t able to develop it, ♦ was sentenced to 27 years in San Qaen* Ashland Portland to attend a session of the arbi but is now going to begin work on it, Ashland, Oregon. tiu. Edward Davis, Nelson's accom tration board of the A. 0. U. W, grand We didn’t notice any guns; likely had STEAM plice, pleaded not guilty, aud was sent lodge of Oregon. them hid. UR Line of Air Tight Heaters, i to Folsom for 33 years. Hay, Grain and Feed •«« ♦♦♦ LAUNDRY Sams Valley, Jan. 28, 1902. _ If you have anything needing repairs Oil Heaters, Box and Steel ? Joseph Pedro, a peaceful, law-abiding W. N. BROTHEBTON L A. RICHARDSON see Gault. ” several Carloads of Baled Alfalfa Grain i F. HEBERLIE You should know that Foley’s Honey ♦ Cook Stove and Ranges is superb + young man, who formerly lived at J. H. Stewart of Medford has gone to Prop’r. “ Hay that ia Hay, Good Hay, at REASONABLE PRICE. j and Tar is absolutely the best lor all dis * and cannot be surpassed in t Yountville, Napa county, Cal., was shot his ranch up Rogue river three miles be eases of the throat and lungs. Dealers aud killed by Policeman J. A Crack- Southern Oregon. + WATER Street, low the lumber company’s bridge for the are authorized to guarantee it to give sat bon, iu the Mission, San Francisco. purpose of putting out 40 acres in fruit NEAR MAIN PIONEER BLOCK, t isfaction.—T.K. Bolton. Crackbon, who was in plain clothes, trees as an experiment. ♦ i ♦ thought Pedro was acting suspiciously Orders by mail or • - O regon John A. Boyer, who died at Jackson ♦ A shland , 4-4-4-4-+4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4--M-4-4-F>**4-4-4-4-+4-4--:-4-4-S-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-+4-4-4--t- The article on platinum which appears iu the early morning aud called upon express receive + ville last week, aged 73 years had long [Successors to G. W. Harel on the first page of this issue is from the prompt attention. been a resident of that place and for 25 ++++ S-4-+4- 4-++4-++4-+-M-+++++4-++ him to halt, as he was an officer. Pe. tkbms C ash , at pen of ( apt. M. F. Eggleston who makes years was Wells-Fargo agent and em dro, however, evidently thought the reasonable rstea. mineralogy a special study. Mining men ployed in the Beekman bank. He was a policeman was a footpad and ran, when may be profited by reading the article. prominent member of the I. O. O. F. Craokbon fired and the bullet passed Alfred Weeks has purchased another lodge, at one time serving as grand mas (hronjgh Pedro’s stomach. 100 acres of fru t land adjoining the Bakery and Restaurant ter. He was a single man. 'll I I ■ Weeks and Orr orchard and will put it In sustaining a demurrer in the di LUNCH COUNTER out in fruit. It belonged to J. S. Herrin vorce action of Bernard Noy against Ashland, Oregon How'» Tills? of Ashland and brought $40 per acre. j CONTRACTOR Frida Noy, Judge Hall, at Oakland, We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Open at All Hours. Opposite Plaza. Carpets, art squares, rugs, portiers, Give Cal., held that it is not a ground for for any case <4 Catarrh that cannot be us a call. ace curtains. Large stock. J. P. D odge . legal separation if the wife goes away AND cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. (at Moderate Prices) try the A Limited Amount of Stock will be offered for 15 cents from her home and stays out all uight, F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O. Edward Albright who passed away at BUILDER practically upholding the contention We, the undersigned, have known F J his home in East Ashland Saturday was Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe an old resident of this state, though only that a wife has as much right to stay him perfectly honorable in all business residing in Ashland for the past eleven out all night as her husband has. The for a short time, years. He was aged 72 years. transactions, and financially ab e to jndge, however, held the allegation of carry out any obligation made by their John. W. Cox and Arthur Hunt left for infidelity in the second cow to be valid OREGON firm. Klamath county today; the former to Ft. ground upon which to, prooeoute the COMBS BROS. & GRUBB* u est & T kvax , Wholesale Druggists but will be advanced or withdrawn from the market Klamath after a bunch of horses and the action, aud ten, days was granted JFoy’s Toledo, O. latter to Klamath Falls for 50 head of to amend his-complaint, ac Leave orders at W. N. Grubb & Co’» ltp(k W alding , K inn an AM aevin , Wholesale Next to Vendome Hotel, Ashland. beef cattle. [pgf* Plans, Specification atto^uey. cording to the ruling of the court. Dru gist-, T4ed>> O. -------- ,-----------------------------------—------------------ i J. C. Whipp h:ts purchased from without notice. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internal and Estimates on All Kinds It troubled with a weak digestion, Sherwin and Van Sant the business prop ly, acting directly upon the blood and belching, sour stomach, or if you feel erty recently erected by them and used mucous surfaces of the system. Price, of Carpenter Work. dull after eating, try Chamberlain’s I ||||| pr||||||||r as a mai ble works house and residence IFood Delivered to any part of ■ 75c per bcvle. Sold by all druggists. OynCM — At old Hicks lumber yard Stomachy ftU'A and XsLvtJL Liver Tablets.^ Price, 25faJIJIj £ | 111 11 ||ij DLULUUvLL XaUluvB* Allvvj combined at wroer 4 ftod Second . Testimonials free: .» a rttw». conte. Samplen free at all drug stures. opposite Ashland Steam Laundry. the on Short . Mil fattii; va U m Iwit- BANK OF ASHLAND. Are Having Trouble. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers Etc., Etc. Capital, Full Paid, $50,000 Surplus Fund, : $15,000 mackintoshes at Balt Price Our stock of Clothing will about January 20tli to the and McCall W. N. GRUBB & CO Saturday and Monday Feb. 1st and VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE Dry Goods and Clothing Stores Hardware Dealers the following articles: Stoves, Tinware, Shelf Hardware, Racycles, VALLEY RECORD. THE POOLE HOSPITAL YREKA, CAL Sale at Bargain DR. W. E. POOLE, Manager. GEO. ÌV. TREFEEN REAL ESTATE Fox & Good, HAS FOR SALE Union Mill and Lumber Co. i♦ ♦♦ ♦♦ I ♦ •i* Groceries M. L. HAWLEY & CO., Downing's Dew Grocery ... j GROCERIES and i PROVISIONS Î and ! Cobacco, Ctc. Stoves, Tinware^ Ollse $ Cozer Agricultural j Implements j + t 1 O Hay T. J. DOWNING, Prop. | HARDWARE RICHARDSON & BROTHERTON Blue. Front Southern Oregon Oil Company J. H. DUTTON, Good Rich Milk Thos. Currie WOOD TARD Southern Oregon Oil Company k Çtty Notice.'... ASHLAND, Blue Bell Creamery Company.