PERSONAL
AND
I
Try Hill’s soft drink«.
Dry Goods and Clothing Store
THE
BRAND
THIS IS THE TICKET.”
We hi ndle e ery sty e a d tolor in
Jill Sizes of
Boti
Overalls and Jumpers.
Thev fit and are niad<- to wear.
P. H. Donoghue, who arrived recently
from San Francisco, intends locating in
Ashland again
Headquarters for Railroad Mens’ Clothing
of » very description.
Supt. P. H Daily came up from Jack
fl .nville yesterday to lie present at the
normal graduating exercises.
Chan. Watson who is attending state
■iniversity at Eugene, returned home
yesterday for hie summer vacation.
Call in and inspect our Soods.
"BIST GOODS AT LOWEST
PRICES”
Uaupel, Dorris £ Drake
James Fleming lias returned from
8iss >u.
Miss Telia Dickson is in from Klamath
county.
Misa Nettie Johnson returned from Cal
ifornia Sunday.
R ibt Hall was up from Grants Pass
th • pa«t week on a visit.
For Sale—Selected choice Burbank* at
who. s.iie. A. B. Miller.
D B Jew- tt of Hornic, Iowa, has
been visiting Gibson Bros.
Miss Nellie Bolton returned Monday
from a visit at Montague.
A carload of cans arrived yesterday for
the Ashland Preserving ' o.
District 76 school shoes are A 1 for
children—at Miller & Yeo’s.
Miss Marie Luca* of Henley is visiting
Iter sister at Machias, Wash.
m ill Mitchell has returned from hi-
h *tm stead up Rogue river
T Hanley of near Phoenix has rented
a hou-e in Ashland and will locate here
Mrs. J. C. Pendleton of Table Rock
w is visiting Ashland Iriends over Sun
day.
♦
Prof. O. B. Thiele of Milwaukee, Wis.,
arrived in Ashland yesterday to pay a
v -it to old friend*, the family of R. A.
Johnson, formerly of ' abasha.
Miss Kate Emery returned today from
a week’s visit with her cousin, Miss So
phia Davis, at Tolo.
Reports from San Francisco are to
the effect that C. E Donnelly’s health is
not receiving the improvement that the
Bay City climate was expected to bring
about.
Bargains in shoes at Miller & Yeo’s.
4ee ad.
Mrs. Jennie Learned and son returned
to Gold Hill Monday from a visit with
»tinlev A. McIntosh and wife at San
Francisco.
Mrs. W. W Miller and son went to
Eagle Point Tuesday to visit relatives
Ur Miller is in Portland.
Mis-es Amelia and Sophia Muller of
.Ja-k»>nvilie visited Ashland and S' >da
Spring* Sunday.
uike Wooley, the Eagle Point farmer,
was here Monthly and secured a sp*n of
missing horses that were in the pound
Nice line of bicycle sundries at G tr-
ne:t’s
Mr. atnl Mrs. J P. O’Hara and daugh
ter, Miss Leia, anil Wnt. Stockham nd
wife of Tolo, went to Tolman Spring* to
day on a two weeks outing.
Mrs.
innie Callahin, of Climax, is
stooping with the family of Otto M inter.
Her brother,
lav Charley, came over
with her last Friday.
MRS. BING GRUBB DEAD
AFTER THE POSTMASTERSHIP.
LOCAL.
--------------
In Railroad Circles.
The physiognomy of Tom Elliott,
lothed in them self same Van Dyke
whiskers, is seen about town again after
inahsence of four years from this cli
Mrs Grnbb, wife of W. Bing Grubb;
mate.
He liaile from Reno, Nev., the
wel known pioneer family of Klamatl' town famous for marriages of California
countv. died Tuesday after an illnes
Jvorcees. Mr. Elliott succeeds F. •.
with typhoid fever
latch as route agent for this territory
The'funeral takes place today at Spen
Mrs. James Hume left yesterday to
••er creek.
visit her folks at Spnmokawa, Wash,
r« W. B. Simpson returned last Fr
liss Jessie Hume returned home to
■lav from San Francisco and other Osh
’ortland with her.
fornia places, where she had been for h> •
Mrs. Geo. R. Singleton returned home
health. She wxs accompanied here b
> Roseburg yesterday from a visit with
tw<» yntiiig ladies of Oakland, the wisn-
Benner. Mrs. Simpson- returned tnucl Ashland relatives.
improved in health.
Mrs. Fd. I-aing and sister, Miss Jessie
lershev, arrived from Portland Monday
George T. Conner, the hotel man o
Merrill, was in town Friday and returnee vhere the latter has been in the hospital
or many weeks.
home Saturday.
D. R. MIL’S, ’*BBsiniNT.
E. V. CARTER, CaaarM.
F H. CARTER Vrc»- ax i ent .
C. H. THOMAS, A s »* x «TAXT Cail
J. R. Casey Enters tee Race and a Warm Wiisoe-Micfeael Wedding—SoM Uqeor te
Contest in Prospect.
Ex-Mayor J, R Caney has been passing
a petition about town this week securing
signatures of republicans praying for his
appointment as postmaster of Ashland.
It was nnnierously signed. State Sena
tor-elect E. V. Carter, F D. Wagner and
E. D. Briggs were to present it to W. F.
Mathews, chairman of the republican
«tote centra committee yesterday, ar-
'■ordin..' to report, for his end*>r enient
Postmaster George Engle’s official
term of four years expired last February,
and a* there was no prospect of agree
ment in the Oregon delegation over ap
pointments, Engle was holding on like
the other federal officials in this state.
When Mr. Casey’s petition was brought
forward Postmaster Engle also prepared
a petition asking for his reappointnten:
and is securing signatures to the same
On the face of the matter it is the appli
cation of two republicans for the appoint
ment of pi>.-tmaster of Ashland. But it
also represents a struggle bet ween the
two factions of the republican party o'
this city and is a continuation of a fac
tional fight that cante to a head at the
primaries two years ago over a Tongue
or Carter delegation to the congressional
convention from Jack«on county, the
continued story of which is familiar to
all. Heretofore Postmaster Enjjle has
lieen in an impregnable position by
r.-ason of his having both Tongue and
Mitchell at his back and his opponents
were unable to get a leverage upon his
job The election of Carter as state sena
tor gives hitna large prospective influence
on those matters and he will undoubtedly
use it to the best of his ability As Con
gre*8tnan Tongue will most likely stand
up and make a strong fight for Engle
there is a favorable prospect for a g<x>i
stiff fight for the position.
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
AV. T. Shieve of Fort Klamath paid
Klamath Falls a visit last Friday.
Miss San Francisco Michael and A. T
Wilson, ex-county assessor, are to b
married to-day, Tuesday, at the resident*'
•f H. H. AVood of Pine Flat, near Dair\
Sheriff Sam Summers saw a man b
the name of Smith give an Indian a"boi
• le of whiskey to-day on the street, an
he promptly placed them both under ar
rest and in the county jail.
Circuit court was to convene yesterday
Monday but circuit judge H. L. Bensoi
who was expected from Lakeview ha
failed to put in an appearance at thi
writing. Tue day 5 o’clock p. m. Quin
a number of jurors and witness iron
different parts of the county are in wait
ing.
Later -Judge Benson came at 5:15 p
m. and told the waiting jurors and other
that court had dismissed itself on ac
count of the judge not being here by 4
o’clock this evening.
Richard Hutchinson lias sold his rancl
•in Tule Lake to Jesse D. Carr, consider
ation $4500. This is one of the oldest
ranches in the county.
Richard 8 Smith, the well known Ore
gon athlete, who graduated at the U. O
hist year, is now a full-fledged member
of ’he rowing crew at Columbia univer
sity, New York. Smith has the honoi
of being the only new man on the Colum
bia crew. The remainder of the crew
consists of seasoned veterans, and Smith’s
winning of a place is indeed remarkable,
considering the fact that there were8<>
candidates for the eight positions. He
was the crack all-round athlete f tin
state university for four years, and still
holds the nort west collegiate record fo
the hammer-throw. Last fall he played
halfback on the Columbia f<K>tball eleven
and recently won a number of medals ii
a local field day at the university. His
many friends here are glad to hear of his
success.
Mrs. Geo A Knoblauch is convales-
ing after a serious attack of a mild form
>f appoplexy, which confined her to her
•ed for several days.
Mrs. E. P. Long of Ashland, is visiting
iriends in Roseburg. Mr. Long has given
iu his position as brakeman out of Ash
i nd and accepted another as a conductor
>n the new Cottage Grove-Bohemia R.
< , now in process of construction. They
vill move to Cottage Grove Tuesday.
—Roseburg Review.
Miss Anna Pinkston who is employed
is bookkeeper in a large establishment ai
■alias, Texas, is expected back to Asli-
ind again soon to keep house for her
irother, J Harry Pinkston.
BANK OF ASHLAND.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
Capital, Full Paid, $50,000
Surplus Fund,
:
$15,000
BOARD
DIRECTORS :
HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT
LER, F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER.
------- Toreian and Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold.-------
.4. General Banking Business Transacted.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
THE POOLE HOSPITAL
Mrs. J. I Cole and sister, Miss Emma
-kelton, started yesterday en route to
Los Angeles, where r. Cole is employed
is locomotive engineer. They will visit
.t Dunsmuir en route.
Mrs. Del Hildreth left yesterday fo<
■'¡in Francisco with her twelve year old
<>n, to put him in the railroad hospital.
Traiodispatcher Lloyd L 3/ulit lefi
ast night to attend the Natio al co ve«-
to of trai"dispatchers that meets at
.’ittsburg, Penn. He will make it the
•ccasio . for a visit with eastern folks
OF
*
YREKA, CAL.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL and Sanitarium for the suc
cessful treatment of medical and surgical cases by the
nost advanced and approved meth ds and procedures of mod-
rn practice, both medical and operative.
Supt R. M. Garrett of the Ashland-
Klamath Falls Stage line is again about
town after sustaining a fracture of two
Coos Bay Railroad.
ribs, a badly bruised Bide and several
cuts in the head Ih order to talk busi
Central Point.
Chief Engineer L. D. Kinney, of th'-
Everything new, clean and commodious.
All chronic
ness matters over with Agent J. A. Mc
1 L-e-it Central Railroad Company, is giv-
Intire of Missouri, who was en route to
Part of the business transacted was the
A shland , O b ., Thursday, June 12, 1902 on a* authority for the r declaration
i.cL.r_::.,r. thai
:!.-t
Klamath Fills to meet his employer, E.
-ranting Geo. B. Rose a liquor license fur iiseses solicited; diseases of stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys,
th<* road will be huilt from E-> pire Cit\
Dutro, the new contractor, Mr. Garrett
ix months. There is about $500 in tin
on Coo* Bay, t-o Roseburg, whether the
drove Saturday’s stage to Hart’s station.
own treasury. The trustees were em- bladder, etc.; diseases of women ; alcohol, opium, cocaine, and
An amendment io the constitution of Silt Ijik»* extension materializes or not
On making the return trip the doubli*-
lowered to hire Marshal Patrick to
Oregon, providing for the adoption of Those figuring on the road from Salt. Lake
tree became loose from the tongue, the
-prink le Pine street from the hotel to the Irug habits; diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.
the initiative and referendum, was City to Coos bav are given until Aligns*
Con
tongue fell out of its yoke and struck the
Hostel brick hall.
passed at the general state election, and o make up their minds whether they
ground. Tin* horses went one wav, the
want it If they do not- want it, the Em
Mrs. Paul Van Scoy and infant an. finement cases can be accommodated
is now a law of Oregon.
wagon started down hill and Bob under
pire Citv-Rosebitrg end will he built a* n
Mrs. Chas. Schock, who have been visit
took
the
double
somersault
and
leap-for-
The will of the late ex-Governor Syb I i^m/eme^/i'^
tig George Brown and family at Eagl<
• M- J
life act
He wasn’t Santos-Dumont,
Tester Peunover was filed fur probate at f imiey
'
has an option on 96,9’0 acres o'
Point, returned home to Montague W ed-
however, and his preparations for re
Portland. Tlte bulk of the estite, vol- 1 m'>er land in Coo* county, and the roa
nesday.
maining in the air were not complete,
ued at $130 UOO, was left to the widow * ill be built Io bring this» timlier, as well
hence the injuries.
Mrs. Ed. Farra, of Willow Spring*
The attending and consulting physicians have had a wide
* other contiguous, to market In the
t.ud a daughter, Mrs. W. H Russell.
■net
with quite an accident last evenin'.
A
frightful
and
most
unfortunate
ac
v ■ t the eastern people «opposed to fig
George E White, the cattle king of • >*e on a Coo- bav terminus for their road
'Tuesday). She fell off a fence and hur
cident. Iiefell Brakeman A R Grieve, of
Medford.
herself so badly that Dr. Cole was sem ind successful experience in the whole domain of practical
Round Valiev, died at his home in ro-n Salt L ike ('’itv, throw up the prop*
Ashland,
nt Merlin Thursday afternoon
............... . --
for
' . Grieve was brakeman on
Covelo, Cal., of heart failure, aged 71. ■ition, it is «tilted the timber interests of
1 of . la«t week,
F. C. Wade of Tacoma, accompanied
nedicine and surgery, All charges (payable in advance) aie
the gravel train and was caught between by an uncle, James Wade of Iowa, ar
His business and domestic affairs appear 'oo-conn tv will co-opi-rate with locd
Janies Poo'e and family are late arriv
the cars while switching at Merlin. rived in Medford this week and have iIs from Pierce, Nebraska. Mr. Poole i
to be badly muddled, and it is expected
• irtdin the building of the Empire
Several ribs were broken and very se gone to the Grand Applegate mines, in very much pleased with this part of th--
asonahle for the accommodations given and work performed.
it •-Roseburg ro id The length of thi«
that there will be a bitter coutest over
rions interna injuries received. He was which the former is interested. The valley and its climate.
o
•!
will
lie
al
’
ont
1*0
uiile«,
and
it
will
the estate.
brought to Grants Pas* and placed under latter will spend a few days in hunting
pen up **ne of the finest bodies of virgin
N. Cooke has sold his house and lot.
At Pine Creek, 20 miles north of
the care of Dr Kremer
For particulars, address,
and hopes to kill a deer or bear while
• dier in the state
Chico, Cal., thieves stole from tne poul-
The gravel airs are built out at the • mt and find a few pickets containing in this place to Mrs. Will Nichols, ami
The large sawmill of Empire City,
has
moved
back
to
his
farm
in
Willow
■ ends with aprons, allowing but a very- gold therein Although past eighty
tiy farm of C. B. Butler about 600 tar • liicli hi« lain idle for half a dozen
few inehea spice between them when years of age, In* is quite active. He will Springs precinct.
keys.
A few days previously all of
ars. will resume operations ass*>on as
thev come t igether. Grieve was mak V'sit a brother in California after an out
Mr. Bethers came up from Merlin la-
eriilroad gets under way, and the
Butler’s dogs hud been poisoued. It is
ing a cotiiiling and forgetting himself re ing at the mines.
Sunday to see his family. He will mov
not kuowu how the thieves managed to *•*•* hnv country will experience a
mained lietween the cars. It was a mir-
them to Merlin in the near future.
neral revival.
get awuv with so mauy tarkeys ut one
County Recorder Peter Applegate se
iacle that he was not killed outright.
It is not. yet. known what eastern rail-
Two hundred thousand people, inclui-
E der E. Badger, Christian minister of
time. There is no clew to the robbers.
>ad interest* are figuring nntlie Coos
Mrs. E. L. Gurnea returned home to ■ Mrs. A R. Grieve, Conductor Frank cured one of the San Francisco rxam- Ashland, preached in the Baptist churcl
iug the kiug and queen of England, saw
tier’s valuable prizes in the drawing
For 15 minutes after the drop was biy terminus, but the probabilities are Medford Monday after a visit of several E. Grieve and his mother, Vrs
Ard Patrick wiu the English Derby,
j Noonan, brought the injured man home June 5th. The prize was a mantel clock, last Sunday morning and evening.
made Lotus Peauqnetre, murderer of I •h it it is the Gould roads. Neither the days with Ashland relatives.
He was not ex of modern invention. The pendulum has
Rev. N. S. Hallcroft, Baptist minister, superbly ridden by “Skeets” Martin, an
Francis Legere, gurg.ed aud gasped as I ill nor Harriman people are be- • Mrs. J. P. O’Hara came up from Tolo to Ashland Sunday.
rotary movement instead of the left to
the rope strung e<l him, says a Vau- 'ieved to be interested in transconti- Tuesday to visit her daughter, Miss Leia pected to live, but began improving right motion and does not tick off sec will preach here next Saturday evening, American jockey. Martin, on being
Last
night
his
conditio"
was
not
so
good,
and Sunday morning and evening
lifted from his horse, was the center ol
cover (B. C.) dispatch. He was cou- leulal roads not yet constructed.
O'Hara, during normal commencement. a d he is not yet out of danger.
onds. Furthermore the clock will not
demued tode.ith, aud the hanging took
Kit Carson went to Cole’s Wednesday a cheering throng, and congratulation*
have
to
be
wound
up
until
July
3,
1903.
Miss M. Julia Taylor, the teacher, was (
Osteopathy.
to put up some buildings at the new were hurled at him irom every qn trier.
pluce at Kimloops. Tne official execu
called home to Philomath Tuesday by' Joe Rader, of Eagle Point, Jackson Mrs. E J. Kubi. of Jacksonville also won Sugar Pine Co. sawmill.
Ard Patrick, against which the betting
a
pair
of
kid
gloves.
tioner l ungled the job, as he has done
county’s popular sheriff-elect, called on
A system of dmgless therapy founded the serious illness of her brother.
was 100 to 14, is owned by J. O. Gnbbin.
in hangiug other onmina s. but Peau- >n tlieha-isofanat-miy. Asalmost every
Mrs.
Howard
and
her
three
children,
H. H. McCarthy of Portland was in
Mi*s Grace A. Morey, who teaches the Ashland friends Saturday and received
Colonel H. McCalmout’s' Rising Glass
quette’s str.iugiiug wus of the longest
¡in <>f the I mk I v receives its nerve sup art of cooking in the Sin Francisco the cordial congratulations and hast Medford ami Jacksonville daring the of Arbuckle, Cal., is visiting her broth
was *ecoud and the duke of Portland’s
darutiou.
from »om ■ pirtof the -pinalcirl public schools, arrived in Ashland Tues- wishes of all, over his successful election week on business He has an interest era, the Hamrick boys.
-t* SA.L j .H1 7
Friar
Tack third.
!
to this important office. Mr Rader’s in the Pine Neislle Manufactory of Grants
e oste »fiatli looks to the spine lor the d iv to spend her summer vacation.
Chief Justice Kent, sitting as a trial
Mr. Faris, painter, spent several da\
House and lot on Union «treat, $600,
majority of 419 leads all the majorities Pass, where a superior quality of mat last week at the Bybee sulphur spring
A cable to the New York Herald from
Judge in the tuird jwifcLd district, •atise of disease-and the treatment of
sltapes, . styles,
widths „„
on _____
either __________
the state or conntv
tickets and
and tresses, pillows, and various articles are on Evang creek.
.
____ tv tickets
Udive
esults ‘
“
Loudon says that Seupr Clemente Fi-i
handed down "^lecismu in the snitsj
Gotd
house and lot on upper Granite
Yeo’s, Plaza and p,lts hint behind no man and next to the manufactured of pine needles. This
giueer of woods and forest* Street, $600.
Thts-nas Vv’iison a *MMt governor
The town trw’
”
* ■*_
\ 1 ‘ major*
r— of the iuit iatO»
r-ieremiura kfa*mpi*e* to ho one of the leading indur
unary islands, aud for many
phy and the former auditor, suyV
•zen yea
f itiee of southern Oregon in a few years regular1 session-
(of Lawson, Mo., amendment.
bouse and lot on Iowa street, $5 DO.
years professor of physics at St, Augus
Phooinx (A. T.) dispatch.
Kverr terri «•»paths i
tu spend the summer
Forest
Moore
has
the
lumber
on
tin
The
complete
official
election
returns
|
D
T.
Lawton
who
has
been
business
torial warrant that was coiuplaiued of
• ••ther phy'siaanui^-ji**^»- '
House, barn and fonr Iòta on Second
with her sister, Mrs. E. Cuinmons. . She for Jackson countv as canvassed by Gu- j ! nanager of Mitchell-Staver & Co.’s im ground to build a residence in this place tine’s college at Las Palmas, has for
some time been working silently at a street, $1250.
l»r J. 11. ’ McGee is a graduate of tne is well pleased with the beauty of
was deolared by the conrt to have been
<-2 Ash- Newbury, assi ted by Justices of the] plement house for this comity, has ac
Central
Point,
June
11,
1802.
■¡•linal school under the founder of the land and hopes to locate here perinan-
method of directly utilizing atmospheric
properlf issued. This ends a matter
Peace E. D. Fmidrav and W. J. Plymale, cepted a position as floor salesman for
The lease of a fine ranch with stock,
•»•nee, in Kirksville, Mo. He has had ently.
electricity—.but is to say, without toola crop, etc., $2350. Particulars on
that has attracted much atteutiou.
appears
on
fourth
page
in
this
issue.
the
wholesale
business
at
Portland.
He
The
Northern
Pacific
“
North
Coas
iret* years practice in Iowa and was
chemicals
or
dynamos
—
and
making
application.
Governor E P. Savage of Nebraska,
Dr. and Mrs. Everett Mingus are here Cut them out, put. them in a scrap book j I will begin his duties about July 1st His Limited” train from Port'and to Minne
i*cted trustee <>f the Iowa Osteopathic
from M irsltfield, Coos county, to attend anil they will be handy for reference two' family will remain at Medford for the a polis, St Paul and the East is made uj practical application of it without the
with bis fall military staff and their
so'-iation in Dec.. 1899.
summer.
of first and second-class day coaches. need of employing any motive force.
families, will leave Lincoln the latter
The doctor has se- uri-d rooms in the the wedding of hi* sister, Mi*s Clara, and years hence.
Insurance is a good investment. I
Pullman
and tourist sleeping cars, am He says its effect wiU be a tremendous
visit
his
folks,
Mrs.
Conrad
Mingus
and
Representative-elect Miles Cantrall
part of this month, going direct to Villiains b'oek, ain street-, wherein*
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Lucas and daugh
have some of the best companies in th«
and wife were over from Ruch attending ter, Miss Cleo, leave this week for each is lighted throughout with electrii economic aud industrial revolution. He *orld, both Fire and Life Insurance, and
¡11 !>• found at his office after June 15th family.
Seattle, where it will be entertained
the Aitken- ingus wedding and visiting Grants Pass, where Mr L. has purchased lights. This train leaves Portland dailj intends shortly going to Madrid and
til s’K-h .late he will lx* found at his
July 3 1,4th and Sth. On the Fourth
sould be glad to insure ysu.
Com«
The family of J. L Gentry has arrived old friends. Mr. Cantrail received the | the
Harkness sa<id ery business. John at 2 p. m. and does not cost you any mor Berlin to patent his inventions.
■
>nis
in
Mrs.
Thornton
’
s
Ixjarding
house
the keel of the bat lieship Nebraska will
md see me.
from lx*b:itton. Or., and moved into the congratulations of the people over his
to
travel
on
it
than
it
does
on
any
other
i
ain street.
Letsou Balliet was found guilty in
— ornci: ——
be laid in M rail’s shipy irds. After
Clivt'Ht hui ding ou Factory street for successful campaign and his career is C. Lucas will remain in charge of the Try it on one of your trips to 'he east
store in Medford.
the
federal court at Des Moines of using
the
summer.
the visit to Seartle the party will leave
For
rates
and
general
information
con
:i!0N CONVICTED—SENTENCE DEFERRED.
expected to lie an improvement on past
U
A
IN
St,
,
near
Bridge, Ashland, Oregos
j .’tiss Bessie Nickell left Sunday for cerning routes, etc., write or call on A. the mails to defraud investors in stock
for an extended trip, which will take in
Miss Rosa Dodge and her brother, experiments from this county.
Portland to attend commencement ex
Ex-Sheriff V J. Neibrn was convicted Louis Dodge, stu lent* at the University
Portland, Sou Francisco and various
, Sale—Burbank potatoes, choice se- ercises at St. Helen’s Hall. She will be D. Charlton, assistant general passengei in the White Swan Mining compauy,
•v a jury nt Lakeview on the charge of of Oregon, are home for the summer va- 1 lec For
agent, 255 Morrison street, Portland, Or. whose property is situated near Baker
ports of California
r^
™^ho
“
esaie
2,
■
t A. B. Mi ler.
accompanied home by her sister Marie,
•’obezzling the county fund*, a reported cation.
City, Or. He was charged with having O. W. D odoe
■<hort:ig>* of $ti<X>» having been alleged
J. C Hill and wife left Tuesday by who returns to Jacksonville to spend the I
SALTS from M ineral received $220,000 from purchasers of
++++ ¡-++b J**M~F-i*+-M*++ V+4-4-++++ igainst him. The ca*e will be appealed
Pure Ashland watesice delivered every private conveyance for Oakland, Cal., summer.
1 NPVPr=(mnA WELL*. Texas are al- stock and with having invested not to
♦
*i
morning. One cent pier pound or 75c going by way of Crescent City, Del Norte
most tasteless. The first
Mrs • has Prim, Misses Maud Prim,
+
4 ■••the supreme court and pending the
°
*
dose pleases you »nd the exceed $25,000 in the property, aud this
Phone 23. Factory on county. Mr. Hill is superintendent of the Josephine Orth and Lillie Taylor, Native
4 lecision of the higher court Circuit Judge pier hundred.
result
wins
your
friendship.
A mild but certain cure
4 'I L B-nsoii has su-pended sentence, Granite street, at the old planing mill.
Ashland Oil < o., a syndicate of Califor Daughters of Jackson ville, left Tuesday for Chronic Constipation, Sick Headache, Rheuma was expended largely in acquiring title
4
riii-ca-e is a contest affording a great
' rs. Thomas Gault, ot Oregon City, nia oil magnates who own great quan for Portland as delegates to the Grand tism Female Complaints, Liver, Kidney and Stomach to it after he hod begun to sell stock.
Troubles, toe. or box containing 3 times the quan It was proved that Balliet had expended
4 leal of credit to District Attorney sisier-inlaw of J. L. Gault, with her son tities of oil lands near Ashland. Mr. CUbin which convenes this week.
tity 25c at your druggists. By mail Ijc and 30c Ir.
4 Reanles, licitig one of the most c«>mpli and daughter, are in Ashland visiting Hill says nothing further will be done
$25,000 in buying a newspaper at Baker
ASHLAND, OREGON.
sumps. One box will convince the most skeptical
4 cated and ditlii-iilt embezzlement trials
i
City
Regiyder
W
.
T.
York
has
resigned,
relatives and will attend the i hristian in the way of boring for oil until the owing to a refusal of the council to raise 0. M. WaterkMie C«. 830 tlowjrd St. S m Fratclsc. City, aud about $35,000 in advertising
4
FRUITS, NUIS,
Agent* wanted In every town. Liberal terms.
4 •ver tried in Oregon. Defendant’s St Endeavor conve tion.
manager of the company, L. Guggen
the mine and himself as the Cecil Rhodes FREIGHT AND
t lu • rs , T obacco . 4
his salary. Theaalaiy is $40 a month
ameys, Col. Cogswell and A. S. Ham
.'u>U t> H S E k ans
heim, returns from Europe.
at
America. Balliet is 29 years of age,
and he had to pay a deputy out of this
Mrs. Geo. Scanned returned Tuesday
SODA. OYS ¡ER-,
4 mond, expect to upset the decision in from a visit with her brother, Will Storm, I Just received a nice line of glass-ware amount.
and a son of Judge 3. F. Balliet, re-
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
the
supreme
court.
T \.M k LF S, ETC.
centlyof the Polk county district bench,
jr. After spending the week with her at Gurnea’s.'
4
John Prall and son, Will, who went to
IlKI. filOli-
ITKH*.
+ Ever thin.* First Cla-fl.
iowa.
Wood For Sale.
sister, Mr«. Svlvain Provost, she returns j jesse g Gartin, of Danbury, Neb., ar- Lakeview three weeks ago, write home
4
I rjve<j Monday and Tuesday began work that they have captured a young ante
4
You are sure to get something artistic
Sunday school at the Methodist church horne to San Francisco Sunday.
Nt*xt t» Pustottice C. E. LANE 4 it the usual hour.
Prof J. Percy W ells has finished for L. P. Orr at his Orange Front drug I lope and will have another pet for their
J you have photos made at Camps’ stn- Ice Delivered Daily in Season
At 11 a. tn., Chil-
4
Mr. Gartin park.
lio.
Epworth another successful term of school as store on Fourth street.
• Iren’s Day will be observed,
4--r-r+ >•+++ -Î-+ -Î-4-J*
-e+-K-r+++ l-eagne at 6:30 p. 111., preaching in the principal at Gold Hill and returned home comes well recommended as an honest I
i
Mis9
Belle
Potter,
the
popular
teacher
■. man and first class druggist. Have your
• •veiling by the pastor. J. T. Ab bett, to Ashland Tuesday.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
„ „ ,, „
.
j
■ prescriptions filied at the Orange Front of Jacksonville, leaves in a few day9 for
Ikistor.
United Bta'es fdtnd Office.
G. F. cConnell, head clerk and win- arMp be convinced. Pure drugs and liv- Enr> ka, Cal., to spend her vacation
>j
RogebtnSf, Oregon Mav 27 1902
NeX» Snie'av’s servi «*• at the Chri-'- dow dresser for Henning Brothers, ex-
> with a sister.
Notice 1s hereby given that inc tupiiatice
piects to leave July 1st for Los Angeles
&P
*
e of non n il inn-re-
mn (Jiii'eh will
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitman and Mrs.
Alibi e provision* of lhe VCtof Coilgr«“«
STEAM
4S>< ANYBODY
Kt V.e iiioriiilK seiKlCc, Hie pa-tor «i 1 to spiend a month with his family in that •
Ladies dress hats just received at Gur- ID. H. Miller are at Portland attending
• i June 3 187«. entitled ‘An act for the
o’ s-'.iioii- on Th-- citv —Redding Searchlight
••gin a -e*'»--
►«'!«“
•••
• nea’s 4th street dry goods store.
a e of Tiiuh-r Lands in the states of Cali LAUNDRY
the Grand Chapter meeting of the East
a* |H-"t ■ -Proi»het
1‘rouhet ”
’’ Toe *lll»j-*«*! for
WHO DRIVES
•ornia. ’regon. Nevaua and Wa-hineton
Nelson Scheibe, a prominent farmer of
Maj. Chas. E, Worden came in from ern Star.
o| • ih
lit fl*-t
fi ■ -t -ermon ol
h «•*'i»>« sill t»e
rer'itory*'
as ex enned to ad the public
F. HtBERLII
llic
>• li-fai.l
I i J hi . i 'ivin
' i\i>. ” Tie- HVeniug Ixivewell, Kail., will arrive in Ashland Klamath county vesterday with his wife
Dr. W. L- Cameron and wife of Chica-
-mid HtHtes b> act of Auvusi 4 1892, Joi n
Prop’r.
so
m
to
look
at
the
country
and
to
visit
and
daughter,
Miss
May.
The
latter
if it t- noi a fwc that
...- vie. wi I >••■ v*|»>-ia 1, f.*r voting men.
Ih-agle.
of
Ashland
Jacks.»*
c
utny
»'»'•
, go will arrive on the 15th for a visit and
his
brother-in-law.
W.
N.
Grubb.
,
leave
tomorrow
on
an
extended
trip
to
we Itl'K •••!' 'he lest
•
»f
Oregon,
ba-
thi*
dav
filed
in
thn
offic
'• are i vit«-«’, bill mung inenesp via'
WATER Street.
in all probability will locate in the valley.
Keep cool. Pure Ashland water ice at S
Newport and Pelland A L.
g'.d nio*l stvli-lt look
his -Wien statement No 2-Mj9 for the pur-
\ >1 *
m Y”i>ng M- ii *’ will be a
NEAR MAIN
Mrt
J.
D
Buckley
of
Applegate
re-
<*h
<se
ol
the
i-f-X
of
section
28
n.
lown-
I
cent
per
pound
and
75
cents
per
1U0
daughter,
Mrs
J
V
*
S
'
«
r
;
ing rig- in town
I s'U'H nf llii- snrvi< e
Appropriate lllll
-hip 38. ranee 4 -ast and will <>tfer
We have go od
and Iter son Don arrived yesterday ' J turned hom® this week, after a visit at
i<- will
e "••ute-.-il at l-'th servicr- pounds is cheap enough and will give
Orders
by mail or
iir<a>f that the lai d sought ie more valuable
•vaiíiíí
Jrou great comfort and relief. Phone 23. front Delta, Ohio, to spend the summer the McAndrews farm on the east side.
||.ir-e-< and new velli-
express receive
ni>«l.«i -ch'-il at 9:45 i. in. Young Pe*>-
for
the
timi>er
or
Atone
than
tor
agricul
ura
6
; with ‘ ajor •' orden tn Klamath county.
cl s
nneting at 7 p ni. * ev
G. K 7
Mrs. E. A. Hicks left Wednesday for
;-urposes, and to est rblisti hl* claim t>> said urrnupi atieudon
Mrs. Mary Davenport of Athena ar-i Mrs. Sargent and Prof W. 8. Worden
r r a Ii * 1 e il I *t'H*k
MOWING THE LAWN
IL-rr, editor of the Pacific Christian.
>and before ibe cou tv clerk of Jackson <' ebms C ash , at
Sacramento
to
visit
her
husband
’
s
folha.
rived in Ashland Tuesday on a visit to
** ' wil join them in Klamath land later in She was formerly diss Anna Carney.
pro|>erl\ fed and well
.•ounty. Oregon at .lacksonvitle. Oregon, reasonable rstea
-<d -peak at I lie chri lian Church neX’
relatives, the guest of her sister. Mrs. G the summer.
• arci for in Olir large
is not hard work if you have the right on Friday, tne 8’h div of ugu-t. 1902. He
tiidav eVriiin at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. 0. W. Fox came down from Ash
I Mitchell.
a* wiines-es the following nam'd
livery stable.
Sor sale at wholesale, choice selected land Sunday to visit fora few days with kind of a mower. Now this kind is just names
personal J E. I’ellon.of Ashland. Oregon
Wall paper, mattings, lacecurtains and Burbank potatoes A. B. Miller.
what
D.
B.
P
rovost
is
offering
to
his
pa
laealto'-aa • aniiot Be i'lie' d
W T Begg'e. of Ashland. Oreg«»", G H
her mother, Mrs. Jane Plymale.
portiere at Gurnea’s 4th street dry goods
trons. Easy running, of exceeding dur Butler, of Ashl nd, Oregon, J. M. Ciem-
by local applicitions as they cannot store.
Miss Emma Reed, who has been teach
mei s, of Astilaiid. < •recon.
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
A-hland. ■ >re.
ing in the Medford school, has accepted ability, perfectly adjusted bearings and
a nv and all person» c aiming adverse!)
E. Dutra and his horse expert, J. A
' There is only one w-ty to cure deafnrss,
self-sharpening knives, carefully hard • he above d<-sci ibed lands are reque-ted to
a summer school at Prospect.
Painters, Paper Hausers
Oppoaite BrHge renter of town.
. and that is by constitutional remedies. McIntire, are in Klamath county. Thev
tile ihei' claims in this office on or before
ened and tempered.
Mrs.
H.
C.
Shearer
has
gone
to
Taco
.'take
charge
of
the
Ashland-Klamath
I Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
„
• he said Sth day of August. 1902.
and Reef Painters
ma and other points in Washington to
J T. BKIIH i ES, Register.
I dition of the mucous lilting of the Eu- Falls daily mail line July 1st. Fite in-
15th Annual Convention
LM «ÖS5Ä3S
visit relatives.
st n-hian Tula*. When this tube is in-. creased travel will require four horses,
flamed you have
or After - — July
mail
both ------
Ash-
Headquarters,
Ytlanit-d
li.,,v- a
.* rumbling
i „ iuui , ii ^ sound ...
,-■ r 1st
— the
— —
V- , leaves
-------------
Mrs. Sherman Orton of Redding, Cal.,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
imperfect hearing,
entire- land and Klamath Falls
5 a. m. and
*it.B, and
__2 when it I is
_____
arrived during the week and will remain
Unite*! State« Land office.
Iv cl'K'-d. Deafness is the result, and nn- arrives in each place at 7 p. m , making
several weeks.
Roseburg Oregon, May 27. 1HQ3
less the infl.iiiiination can be taken out the trip in an all daylight run both ways,
Nonce is hereby given 'Dann cutupl ance
J. A. Perry, of the independent ware
and this tube restored to its norVla! c,,n-1 There is none better than pure Ash-
u
stteaking eooa music
wi h the provisions <>f itie Act of Congress
Good speaking
speaking, gooa
good music,
music, and a gen- house, was at Portland during the week.
dition. Iwanng will be destroyed forever; I ljuld wuU.r ice manufactured by Rob-
of Juni-3. 187s. entitled -An Act fur tbc PRICES REASONABLE.
-aie uf I ini her Lands In tne states of Cali
nine rase« out of ten ere caused bv < a- bi|J8 & sUvt.n8 ttl jheir factory and eral spiritual uplifting for all. . Ashland j Mrs. F. J. King returned to Medford
GIVE US A TRIAL.
fornia. Oregon, N*vnda and Washington
tarrh, which 1« nothing but an lnflaiueu planing mill on Granite street. Prices, i citizens should open their hearts and Saturday from a visit in San Francisco.
erritory* as extended to all ih>* i ublic land
condition of the umciious surface*.
11 cent per lb., 100 lbs. 75 cents. Tele- help receive the people of Old
--------
Oregon
Ex-8enator 8. H. Holt was down from
states by act of Augast 4. Irt92, William T.
| Me will give One Hundred Dollars for p|1O(ie 23.
Beavle. ol A-bland. lacksua county, state
Ashland this week on a business trip.
during this convention.
any case of Deafness (caused bv Catarrh)
of Oregon, has this day tiled 'n this office
that cannot be cured by
all’s Catarrh J T. Richard will open for business Fri-
Chas.
Hoeley,
the
well
known
Ashland
bis it«oin s aietuent No 257 ' -thepur-
Tw«» w ll-equipped e houses Cure. Send for circul
v... irs free.
I day <>r Satnrilay, the Ashland bakerv on
• ha**-of the NbJi of .eciion Z5 n lown-
butcher, visited Medford Wednesday.
The Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. Fourth street, in Nininger block where
>bp 3! li Mug« 4 Ea t. aod «ill offer
i H. D. Kubli and family of Applegate
erected by the Armour mid Sold by Ih-nggisis, 75c.
he will keep everything found in a first
proof to sDow tiia< ibr land nougat ia more
Has Purchased........................
CONTRACTOR valuable for <ts ttnilier or stona >ban f* r
spent Saturday in Medfora.
class Istkerv. Will make a specialty of
llall’s Family Pills are the best.
a. rn-ultural purposes, and to establish hi*
Earl fruit carrying companies|
bread, pies, cakes and all kinds of pastry.
W 0. Johnson's Shop
Fay Sears is at Ashland visiting her Tele
AND
i-la'iu io «aid land before ibe county Clerk ot
I
sister,
Mrs.
R.
T.
Burnett.
phone
Rev. Idleman of Colorado, will co* •
HO! Pen NKWPOUT
Jacxsoii county, regpji at Jacksonville.
in the railroad yards of Ash
duct services in Trinity Episcopal church
Oregon, up Friday.'lie 8th‘-ay of August.
And is now prepared to serve
BUILDER
Miss Stella 8mith spent Thursday via
19ti2. He names as witnes-es the fol owing
• .ext Su day.
Main
bla old customer« and the pub
iting
the
sick
at
Ashland.
by the
named per* m*: G. r. But.er, of «bland
land are .offered for sale. Or» kOn h FnVurlie N.-aaidr
lic generally at the old standi
Here ¡9 your chance, 36 stamp photos
Otegon J. M Cieimuen- of A-bland, Ore
Miss
Matnie
Smith
of
Ashland
is
51
“Recognizing the advantage of New for 25-eents, al Camps’ photo studio.
gon. John Beagle, of A »bland, Oregon, J.
port a.*« a summer resort over other sea
M air S t .. O pp . O pkaa Houag B l ®««
Felton, ot A-ta'anfl. Oiegop.
Deputy Sheriff John Estes of Salem
OR-EQ-OIST
side resorts in the Northwest, and to
Any and «11 persons claiming ady«rsel- General Black-mitbing al all kiade
Look them over and
make it po-sil>le for all who desire to do : arrived in Ash and Tuesday to look at
the above de-enttd laud* ar« reque»i^to
The 8. P. Company will sell round trip
HnnvahoeiDR a Specialty.
t<> spend their vacation by the ocean the country with a view of investing
ti e tbetr claim- !•• HlM vffii* a^ or before
Give Us a* Offer.
tickets from Ashland to Portland on
Plans, Specifications -aid 8th day ul AUeUM.
waves, the Southern P.*c tic company, in He is a nephew of Mr. Munkers who has
i i to1
1
and 14th good
the
18th in
*.7 BKlLtGEB. Register
connection with the Corvallis & Eastern become interested quite extensivel* in
Across the Continent.
, I June
, , 13th qd
, „ the to meeting
...
and
Estimates
on
All
Kind*
elusive,
accoum
of
of
the
clusive.
on
account
railroad, will p ace on sale, effective June Ashland town property.
Th« unir i» arrauaed to pas« the rreaie-t I supreme ‘ lodge
A.
-
L. O.
0. U. AV.,
W„ tor $10.
|10.
loth, round trip tickets from al points
I’D Hl 1-HKIfs NOTICE
Miss Gurnea teaches piano, guitar,
will pay
pat |14.3o and receive a of Carpenter Work,
______________
in Oregon on the Southern Pacific to madolin and banjo. Studio over Gur- scenic tt*aiu*es of the -ine durine daylixM. | Purchaser«
Sob-crilier- who fail to receive the
Paini-b’ets furniaUrd tree on applica'i n a rebate of $4.25 on return from Port
nt Fair Prieta.
Newport, good for return until October • uea’s new store near depot.
V ai LitY K kcobd regularly, w 11 confer a
E. J COYLE,
V. K. JOHNSON.
land. The same rate will prevail from
S, A H RING Agent.
10th, at specially reduced rates. For full I
yard
Orwek
—
At
*d
Hicks
lumber
great
favor
b,
repotting
th«
same
to
JL
hh
.
G«a
Paaa.
Aft..
r. < p. a., Medford and intervening stations to AlU*
information pk-ase inquire of your local' Wall paper 5c.I and up. Paint, oik,
VALLEY RECORD
thia office immediately.
opposite Ashland Stum Laundry.
Vauoeuvar, B. 0.
Perunad,
gUu, ete„ al H. 8. Krana*.
agent.**
iiH'O'U)
DR. W. E. POOLE, Manager.
Geo. 01. Crefren
Law,
Eoans, and
Insurance«
I I
+
H oiïb Made Confec-
tione y.
I
t
Jlsbland
Troth & Buckman
Fox & Good,
Oregon
Ashlaud House.
For Sale.
J. H. DUTTON,
E. 0. SHERMAN
C anadian P acific
New Fast Service
Im perial Limited |
4 DAYS 4
ARMOUR CAR LINES
2.6 Stark
i
P
mlan n,
O b
ASHLAND,
X»
T3T*
OB PRINTING