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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1902)
Uaupel, Dorris $ Drake Dry Goods and Clothing Store Jill Sizes of Both Overalls and Jumpers» They fit and are made to wear. Headquarters for Railroad Mens’ Clothing of every description. Call in and inspect our goods. “BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES” Uaupel» Dorris $ Drake '♦ VALLEY BECCHI) »■ \ Hr-'« » n . The big grader was running here a few days ago. Jack True was running it. Geo. Growe, jr , is going to engage in chopping wood at the Powell place this week. A. D. Ferguson and family were here drinking soda water on Sunday. They go away soon to alifornia. Mii« s Carey and wife passed through here Tuesdav g-*ing to Pokegiuua to visit the Way luiuily of that place. Frank Tyler accident-lily got two teeth is-kid loose Tn-sdav; a h*irse striking lim with its head, being impatient with liies. Mi-s Frances McWilliams and her i-end. i-s Wing, b-th of \-lilainl, »ere here i'ti «day gathering information con cerning ihe war between ihe hites and Indians in early days. They also took snap shot pictures of old pioneers and i h>-houses in which they lived during in-former mentioned days. S.nqison, June 18, l‘.»02. A shland , O r ., Thursday, June 19, 1902 PERSONAL AND DIRECTORS DRAW STRAWS LOCAL INCREASED CAPITAL TO $20,000. MLDFORD. Ashland Iron Works. Death of Mra. Phfflipa—Dr. Butler Mar And Secure Their Tenure ef Office—Anna Try Hill’s sofk drink«. Bogue Elected Teacher. Attorney H. L McWilliama is drawing Ashland will celebrate. up articles of incorporation for tbe Ash The old board of directors—F. H. Car land Iron w orks which has increased its Dr. G. B. McEwan has gone to Leland. ter, E. D. Briggs and D. L. Rice—met capita) stock from $10,000 to $20,000, and Mrs. Lundy of Phoenix visited Ash last night and canvassed the election re also secured the acquisition of George turns. Carter is the retiring director W i de, for many years master n echanic land Tuesday. and the three newly elected directors at Dunsmuir and an experienced ma Dolph Naylor was up from Medford drew straws and will serve as follows: chinist who will have charge of that de Tuesday o . a busi ess trip. Norris 3 years, Winter 4 years and partment. J. L. Fenton aud D B. Pro Mrs. Matthew P. Deady of Portland Hohm-6 5 "years. Briggs and Rice are vost retain their interest. Tne three the hold-overs for one and two years, named are incorporators of record. It visited Ashland this week. respectively Tlios. H. Simpson was re- Chas Rose arrived from San Francisco elected clerk and bonds placed at $6000 makes a strong firm and places them in a position to meet the progress of the indus yesterday to visit his folks. His fees were established at $2.50 for trial world of southern Oregon as well as Prof. Van Sc<»y visite«! his homestead regular meetings and $1 25 for special augmenting the material interests of and $22.50 lor taking census. above Ashland Wednesday. Ashland. Uiss Anna Bogue was added to the Owen Keegan returned to work »Ion li->t of teachers already engaged, making Published a False Report. ian from his Jacksonville visit. h corns <»f 16 teacher-. The clerk’s report on first page covers Miss Ora Patrick goes to Gold Hill to The Lakeview Examiner editor is in a from arch 1, 1901, U» June"16, I9u2, on very awkward and embarrassing p-isitiun day tu visit Miss M. E Griffith. and just how he will come out of it is Mr. a d Mrs. Otho West retur ed • account of the new law. not yet clear. The strenuous desire for tiom their He ley visit Vio day. The 8. P. Co ia preparing to remove “local new-” is ever present in a news • rs H E. " illiamson and children its coal drilling plant from the Furry paper man’s blood and the curious pub ret urn, d home to Portland Tuesday land north ot Phoenix on account of tHe lic compels him to get in and dance along Mrs. James Di. key went to Bogus yes rade ot the coal not being sufficiently this line whether he feels like it or not. terday t<> await on her i valid mother. high enough. Il is presumed they will Last week Editor McGarrey unfortu move the plant co The Meadows. nately mistook the basis of a lot of wo Mrs. J. R. ( hausse returned yesterday Yreka Journal:—B. A. Cardwel , who is man talk for facts and printed the ru- from a visit with her aunt at Oakland, nowo[»ening up the coal mine at Herr’s more as news. Editor McGarrey is old Cal ranch near Willow Creek, left a sample enough to understand the women better. Engineer John Neeley moved his fam at this office yesterday, which he says is Thqy feel as if they have a license to run ily to their future home ill Roseburg yes better Coal than the Southern Pacific is their, tongue to their heart’s content—on terday. u-ing. The vein ¡8 about 6 feet wide, certain topics and occasions. Tne man Miss Nellie Naves will arrive from but only three of this is g<K>d coal, the who would butt in on these affairs makes San Francisco today to visit Mrs. E. H. remainder being rock and slate. He ex a donkey of himself, does innocent peo pects, however, in sinking down, to se ple a great injustice and disgraces himself Wallace. cure a solid body of tine coal at least 6 among hie readers. The morbid public Fra k Robison of Klamatho» visited feet or in width. Should a good will even loathe him for his effort. his father, Joseph Robisou iu Aslila d coal mine more The Examiner printed a story to the be developed in this county it ‘•o day. wil prove highly valuabe, and afford effect that Principal McCormack, of the Mr. and Mrs. John Downing came up work for thousands of miners. Coal is Lakeview school had gone to Arizona a from t entral Point yesterday to visit king in the fuel line, and always will be, few months ago and secured a divorce relatives. from the fact that oil has commenced to from his wife, that at the end of the give «lit already with a gradual decrease school year a lady teacher in the Lake Mrs Con. Leever was up from Central throughout all the oil regions of the conn view school joined him in Arizona and Poiut last week visitiug her sister, Mrs try, in the same manner as the spouting they were married; McCormack desert Joseph Dame. underground gaso < eters are giving out ing a wife and children. According to the Examiner’s own story Misses Fannie Haskins and Aileen i < the east. it would not have been a crime. There Webber came up from »iedfurd yesterday A. H. Brown of this city is at Poca- is nothing the matter with the Exam to visit friends. tella, Idaho, and will remain there for iner’s story except that it ain’t so. The Mrs. Judge Brown and daughter are up awhile. An Indian reservation near lady teacher returned home to Jackson from California visitiug relatives, N. B. that place is to be thrown open for set county at the expirati- n of her school S. Coleman’s family. tlement this week, and Mr. Brown will and never went to Arizona and the mar riage never took place in Arizona or any Mrs J F White and daughter accom be present at the excitement. where else. The lady is an intelligent panied Mrs Evan R. Reams to Klamath The Hill hotel on 4th street, near de person of rare refinement and sound Falls yesterday on a visit pot. has been purchased by I. Dickison, morals and being surrounded by those Miss Anna Bogue, who graduated who will take possession about July 15th. who know her well, wil be perfectly from the normal, left Tuesday for her Geo. W. Stephe so paid $169» tor the safe from the publication of these .can home at Myrtle Creek, Douglas county. ■ two-story frame building a d lot 25x50 a ards. Editor McGarrey needs the sym pathy of the public. His position is Mrs. Victoria Rier, who went to Blue | a few months ago a. d sold it for $2500 Rapids with her daughter, Maud, was; R. Van Brunt, well-known ae a mining -very painful and nobody outside of his married there June till to an old friend, i man in Josephine county, n Ashland. own conscience will be able to discover just how much he would give jf he eould Andrew I'cCale , who is atte ding and through the mining J districts of recall that item and allow the ladies to the Hi 1 Military Academy, : arrived ' ‘ " from southern Oregon and northern California, nvinipu ate their unhinged tongues in Portia d t-oday to spe d his slimmer va is being taken to an eastern sanitarium their 11wn way and after their own fashion. tor mental troubles. During his trips cation ut home through Ashland the past few months The Southern Oregon Chautauqua As Mr. and Mrs. John Sells and children his m mners a d conduct were very sembly, July 9th 18th, at Ashland, Ore of oedford, have iieen visitiug Ashland singular hi.< triends have Liken charge gon. Everything first-class Lectures, fo ks the past week, returning to Med of him and and his affairs. schools music; fun, pictures, good camp ford tast evening. ing Hon. Henry Watterson and Dr. NOTICE. W. 8. Davison and W. Spaulding re Robt. McIntire are among the lecturers turn'd Monday from a brief trip ot in I have moved mymarb'e works to the Be sure to come For particulars address spection through the northern and east rear of my residence lot, where I am glad • T. A. H ayes , S ecretary , ern part of the state. to show you my well-selected stock of Ashland. Oregon. ------------------ i __ ___________ ’ ' . I deal direct with the quarries J. E. Pelton returned yesterday ___ from marble. ' THE MEADOWS. his trip to t arion county. He concluded and never employ agents. Please call at his cattle having trip until tlie shop or residence, or address 1 to . postpone . . r„ • i M rs . J. H, R ussell . Judge Hanna will Deliver the Fourth of the Tracy-Merrill . excitement is over. Herman A. Tabbs, well known ir basiuess cire.es iu S.m Francisco as s vice-president of the Tm*bs Cordage company, was instantly killed iu a run away acc.delit in Sausalito, aud hiswif< was seriously injured. Mis» Eda Cough.' 11 n of Saasahco, who was iu the run away, was also seriously hurt. Mr aud Mrs. Tabbs had been married oulj about two yeara Amos K. Zeigler, the Santa Croz (Cal.) murderer, who was seuteuoed to be hangeil at Sau Qaeutiu Aux 15, has become bloated, uud uow weigus 373 poauds, with flesh us soft os thut ot a ' baby. Eveu the shortest drop through 1 the trap that would break his neck would iu all likelihood tear hisskin aud cause a revo.ting seeue at the scutfo.d. Iu order to prev ut this the tnau i* A. 8. Jacobs was in Jacksonville Tues- beiug given daily truiuing lor tbe pur pose of hardeuiug his fldiby muscle» lay. aud reducing flesh. Zag.er now ha» Mrs. Ilanby and her sister, Miss Ella au appeal pending be I ore the supreme '-tune, were in Medford M *nday. Clif. Fuson, t after ’ an absence of four w MEMORlAM-MISs LOTTIE STEPHENSON. co. ri, aud the date of h s Hanging may ’.-;;;;.; , yes- v;. I ...... San I Francisco Miss Mary Jacobs ¡9 spending this years, arrived from be postponed. to l.L his folks and _ old To the officers and members of Hope '2 week in Medford, the gue>t of her broth terday on . a _ visit „ July Oration—S. P. to Prospect Coal. 0. R. MU.i 8, raa¿ir>KXT. £. V. CARTEB, C amuu . C. H. THOMAS, A mtut Q iu «, F. H. CARTER, Vica-t'usii-KJTT. for ried, Died—At the family residence in Jack sonville, Jane 15, 1902, Mrs M. Philips, wife of the late Samuel Philips, aged 75 years. Mrs. P.’s health has not been go-*dfor several months, but she had made all arrangements to go east to visit her sons when she waa taken seriously ill and did not recover Her daughter, Miss Bell, was with her during the last hours. Dr. Harry N. Butler and Miss Edyth xich<>ls<in of Medford were married Sun day afternoon, only a few friends were in attendance. They will reside in Bed ford. Will F. Isaacs has gone to Portland to accept a position as a traveling svlesmtn for a furnitnre company. Dr. W. L. Cameron and wife an-1 y»rs Wm D. Hanley of Burns arrived W»-d- nesday for a visit with Rogue River val ley relatives and friends. Mrs. R. Tressler, who has been quite ill for three weeks with stomach trouble, is slowly recovering. She has sold her residence property here and will so-m join her husband "and son who areat Portland. F. W. Hutchison the capitalist has gone to Seattle to visit relatives, after which, in compa y with his sister Mrs. Eunice Lumsden, they will go to Indiana and New York. Mrs. A. C. Taylor has gone to Oakland, Cal., to visit relatives. Dr. C. M. Keene a brother of the dentist J. M. Keene, has located in Med ford to practice medicine. He lias rooms in the Adkins building. The ball given Thursday evening by the Fraternal Union people was a suc cess socially and financially. The Six orchestra of Grants Pass furnished music for the occasion and were highly compli- meuted upon their musical ubihtes. J. A. Whitman and wife, Mesdames L. J. Sears, J F. White and D. Miller returned home Saturday from Portland where they were in attendance at the grand chapter meeting of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Thomas Ross of Central Point, was quite ill this week with diphtherij but the latest report is that she is recover ing. Dr. DeBur is the atteuding physi- ican Henry Orth, who has been employed at a tannery at San Francisco shite De cember, returned home during the week to take charge of the meat market while his brother Johu officiates as county clerk. Miss Ella Gurnea the Ashland music teacher paid Medford friends a pleasant visit Saturday and Sunday. E. J. Farlow a prominent democratic leader of Ashland, was transacting busi ness iu Medford a few days ago. John F. White returned Tuesday from a trip to Oklahoma. urs. Evan Realties of Klamath Fall went to Ashland Tuesday to visit rela tives a few days before returning home Miss Mary Jacobs of Central Point visited Medford friends this week. Mrs. T. Cameron aud son Don are visiting Sun Francisco. Mrs. Cameron’s daughter, .Mrs. W. Lang, has been quite ill Miss Issie McCully and her nephew George Merritt, returned from Eugene Monday where they had been attending the university. They will remain until August. M iss Cora Cameron a university student returned to her home at Uniontown Friday to spend the summer. Dr. E. B. Pickel made a business visit to Portland this week to attend a meet ing of the --ystic Shriners. The Rebekahs held another interest ing seasion Tuesday evening A num ber of guests were invited to attend the social part of the evening. The latest craze game of Ping Pong was introduced in Medford for the first time and prom ises to have many followers A short musical and literary program was ren dered. Strawberries, ice cream and cuke were served. Seven applications- for membership were balloted upon. Mr. Pleclier of Indianapolis, Ind., who came west with the Shriners, is visiting his brother Dr. C. C. I’lecher this week. They will take an outing at the home stead at Prospect for a tew days. Mr. Plecher represents a firm who are en gaged iu the manufacture of music boxes and as the company limited his visi to the coast to three weeks, he will have to rush matters to be able to reach home on time. Mr. Pletcher ia accompanied by his wife. BANK OF ASHLAND. ESTABLISHED 1884. Capital, Full Paid, $50,000 Surplus Fund, $15,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. 8. BUT LER. F. H. t ARTEK, E. V. ( ARTER. Torcían and Domestic Exchange Bought and Sold. A General Banking Business Transacted. Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, A Bottle of mahan ' s OOTHER«PAIN —I An Internal and External Medicine Nervous or Inflammatory. :o: To further introduce this valuable remedy to the public, the proprietors have prepared several hundred liberal sample bottles and placed some in the drugstore of Wilmer M. Poley & Co. for free distribution to the public, who are invited to < all at the above dr g<t<»ro and procure a sample bottle of Soother of Pain, the best of liniments. :o: Prepared and Recommended by WILMER M. POLEY & CO., Druggists, Ashland, Ore, EDWIN J. MAHAN, Proprietor and Manufacturer. A bare-knuckle fight occurred near Butte, Mont., between Roy Campbell, a atudeut, and son of ex-Cougreastuau A. J. Campbell, and William G. Maugau, an athlete and protege of William A. Clark, son of Senator W. A Clark. The affair was the outgrowth of the bitter fight made against Senator Clark in Waahingtou several years ago, in which Congressman Campbell was a leading figure, and whioh resoltedau the forced resignation of Senator Clark. Mangan Main recently insulted young Campbell, who promptly knocked him down. A meet ing waa arranged later, and near the end of the third round the experienced pugilist landed on Campbell’s jaw and knocked him out. St. Governor Henry T. Gage of Califor nia filed complaints alleging criminal Many other fine properties in libel against John D. Spreckels and W. 8. Leake, respectively proprietor and City and Country, every one a manager of the San Francisco Call, in Bargain. Wilmington township oourt, Loa An geles oouuty. Warrants were promptly issued by Justice H. O. Downing, who Law, Loans and Real Estate afterward went to Loa Angeies and placed the warrants in the hands of Sheriff Hammell for service. The com- plants are the outcome of charges of — ornea: —— corruption made by The Call in couneo tiou with San Quentin prison. A jus MAIN 8t1( on Bridge. Ashland, Oregon tices* oourt can hold only the prelimin ary hearing, aud the trial proper must take place in any superior oourt which G. W. Dowt the governor desires. Grand Fourth of July picnic will be friends. He I’ leaves soon for Wisconsin i I Rebekah lodge, No 14, Ashland, Oregon er, L. L. Jacobs and family. . . . . i—We, your committeeapp-iinte-1 to draft celebrated by The Meadows and vicinity Sor sale at wholesale, Miss <'ora Stone of Talent came down * r choice \rn selected .memorial resolutions on the death of on Morrison creek. We expect to have last ' nndiiy to spend some time with Burbank potatoes A. n. .Miller. i glster Lottie Stephenson, respectfully different games and sports and the peo Mrs. Shielas of old t entral Point. ple will be addressed by Judge Hanna, who >■.«> has yv* been “ i ' submit the fo lowing report: Miss Myra Homes, Woo In um his uivmc divine wisdom, w»uo>u. the — who will be here on the 23rd and re Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amy spent several spending two years in Los Angeles living I | Whereas, Lu at Rock Point visiting the family of with her aunt and studying music, re-' Great Master has seen fit to remove from main until after the fourth. His two Crackers, days turned home to Ashland yesterday to re- among us, our beloved sister, Lottie sou9, Herbert and Leon, will accompany Wdl Downing and fishing. him. They will be the guests of Mr I Stephenson main. Bombs, lb-v. Gillette of Jacksonville and his i operator, ir ’ Resolved, That while we bow submis- and Mrs. L. L. Love.. Tom Fuson, Postal Telegraph -m-iu-l iw. Rev. Duliell, Biptist minister performed sively to the will of the Most High, we etc., The young people of The Meadows ate •i (L-nyonrille, Douglas county, visited who has ad several ofierattons [ ■ ---- t. sincerely mourn the loss of our sistj-r Fine business block on for the cure of diseased bone over his ear who has gone from us. The lodge has putting up a targe bowery for the fourth, .lere. will return home from San Francisco to i loti by her death a most faithful and ft will be used for general entertain For 4th o£ July street Father " altad and his daughter-in- morrow. and a dance at night. Good music I w >rthy member. We wil miss her quiet ments law, Mrs Eugene " alrad, of Ashland, Acreage property on Boule« will be furnished and plenty of hay will Henry Orth ____ has returned home to . ' __________ presence, and the ____ memory ___ ______ 2 -2, , of ' her _ many J be ^®^Ht C. e. Eane’s spent last Wednesday night in the Point, Jacksonville on the grounds for those who come vard. frotn San Francisco to take , excellent qualities of mind and heart from a distance. Plenty of good camp from the guests of A. 8 Jacobs and wife. charge of the butchering business here- ■ wiu er be he d in loving remembrance ing ground. Everybody invited. ill ev ever Houre and lot on Iowa Dr Adkins and wife and several other ” the ■* members ’ ’ ’ lodge. 1 of f * this I> e Cream, Ice Crean» Sodas. Home » citizens nf Medford attended church in to'ore conducted by County Clerk-Elect. .' by all Last week the Southern Pacific had V1n>le C'«nf*< tt'iiery, Cicars, To arco-, John S Orth. Resolved. That we extend our heart this place last Sunday evening. ’ • in here making arrangements to E*.- . Ele. D D. Good was at Medford yesterday i felt .. . sympatny • ■ - to the bereaved . „ family in men prospect for coal, We understand they Rev. N. 8. Hollcroft preached here where he has purchased Jack Sells’ in- , ‘heir great sorrow ’ will begin moving in their machinery our charter be ' draped last Sunday morning anti evening to tere-t in the U ion i*»n an.l ami Nash livery . Resolved, That . >.<»» w... ‘■» k ™ large audiences The Rev. gentleman is ! .ubi.-.» I,lol, ... now «.„UoUrf by Fo«. : » •“XÄSIXSV n' S Ä this week. ....i m i Mattoon. ’ ¡That these “resolutions upon i very Huent and etitertlining speaker. Good t and Mrs. Wm. Carter has been quite sick H J. | the rec(>rds of vhi)j )od?e be spread cop £ of -iS< ANYBODY We are glad to say she is improving at Rev. Lockhart, will preach in the M Dr. McGee, osteopathist, has moved the same be published in our city papers this writing. Dr. Chisholm of Gold Hill E church next Stuiaiy morning and into his new office in the Wil iams block ! anj a copy sent to the family of our de is the attending physician. W -IO DRIVES evening r L is very much liked Main street. The doctor will treat all ! ceased sister. here and draws large audiences. Messrs. Finas and Joe Mayfield h ive diseases, but will make a speciality of A nn • I« ono , just returned from east of the mounttiin.- M aud B erry , , An infant child of Mr. and Mrs By- chi onic cases. Office nours 9 to 12 a. tn where they have a stock ranch. M ary C asey <£¡1 rum of Table Rock was buried in Cen- 1 to 5 p. tn. jJlitra! Poi t cemetery Tuesday. J. J. Houck and family of Gold Hill Ex-County Clerk C. H. Withrow, wife were the guests of Peter Wilson and Miss Ellen Bursell went to Portland and daughter came in from Klamath U ■ , Radu»*« Microbe Killer will euro Their f T I T 1« nr Cancer, Catarrh Cnnaumption, RLeu- .laughter last Sunday and Monday. last Monday as a delegate to a state meet Falls Tuesday to visit Ashland g 11/11 tnatism, hcrema, Dy«pepaia and all ing of the Church of God, more coni- 9on Harry, ’ who has been attending I “ Mr. Anderson and Ralph Darling of ’ disease« caused by Microbes is a well school at Portland, joined them today. I known nmn'y known as Soil, Sleepers. fact. Marvelous success attends its use a» Gold Hill were here a few days for an They leave for home tomorrow. a vapor in Bath Cabinets; nearly all diseases yielding outing. to a few treatments. Price of R. M. K. $i a bottle or I Ben Peart has given up his job as The imperial ouucil of the Mystk Miss Gurnea teaches piano, guitar, «3 a jug freight prepaid in case lots of 6 bottles or « b acksmith for the Butte Creek Ditch Co. Mrs. Milo Catdn is out at Wellen wait We sell Buckeye rath Cabinets at $s. freight ing on her mother-in-law, who is very Shrine hold its 28th aunual session at He thinks of moying to Cu iforuia iu the madolin and banjo. Studio over Gur jugs. prepaid, bead for book with testimonials free. the most dreaded and deadiy of all dis San Francisco, aud the city for a week nea’s new store near depot. near future. Kadaau Microbe Killer Co., 8jo Howard St. S. F. sick. eases, as well as pneumonia, and all Lung Agents wanted in every town on th« Coast. E. James and wife arrived here last Mrs. Dela Montanya, wife of the en Wilfred Gardner and wife went out to 1'ioublesarer lieved at once and cured was beautifully decorated in honor oi Munday evening from Pago-*a Junction, gineer of the Yreka railroad, is visiting 8 d b H S E« a > h Rogue river on a fishing and pleasure by A cker ’ s E nglish R emedy “the king the visitors, Signt-seeiug and enter A-ldaml. <>re. Colorado. At present they are the guests i Medford relatives, John W. Wiley and <>i all Lough Cures ” Cures Coughs aud tainments of various kinds oooupied the ASHLAND, QKÄG0N, trip of Mr and Mrs. Frank Amy Mrs Amy I family. They were all in Ashland yes ■ olds in a day. 25 cents, Y nr mouey time and attention of the visiting Opp-mitr Briitee. reuterof town. Miss Clara Love of Central Point is formed their acquaintance last winter I terday calling on Ashland folks. back if dissatisfied. Write for tree sam Shriners, aud much satisfaction was FREIGHT AND visiting her parents in The Meadows. when she was in Colorado. ple. W H. H ookeb A Co, For sale by expressed at the hearty reception ac Use Soother of Pain. For all pain. Charles Carter’s infant babe has been McNair Bros. corded them in San Francisco. The Mrs. Hanby received a letter a few BAGGAGE TRANSFER Eugene Guard: Mjgg Aldele Pickel of quite sick. days ago from the professor. He ar Medford, next imperial couuoii will meet July 10, class of ’ 01 is hereto attend Spikenard, June 17, 1902. rived at his old home in Kansasall right. commencement exercises at the U. O. 19J3, at Saratoga Springs. Wood For Sale. His aged parents did not know him. You are sure to get something artistic She has been attending Bryn Mawr col The Northern Pacific “North Coast Central Point, June 18,1902. you have photos made at Camps’ stu- Ice Delivered Daily in Season lege at Philadelphia during the last year. - Limited” train from Portland to Minne 'A iti It is a pleasant walk to Sutton’s ice apolis, 8t Paul and the East is made up Acker s Blood Elixir positively Cures cream parlors on 4th street. Try it. I- . f •- of first and second-class day coaches, Chronic BI ihh .1 Poisoning and all Scrofu-1 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Pullman and tourist sleeping cars, and I ë B& l ? Is a feature of our Pre- Inns affections. At all times u matchless 1 D T Prichard, the old reliabe jeweler, each is lighted throughout with electric Un’ted Stales Land Office. located in the building formerly scription Department up Jis bland system tonic and purifier. Money re is now - — — - — *• ’ Rosehure.Oregon Mav27 1902. lights. This train leaves Portland daily 50c. and occupied by I J. Norman near the depot on which we pride our funded U you are not satisfied. C„. —2 Notice is hereby given that inc- tuphance it 2 p. m. and does not cost you anymore on Cass street.—Roseburg Plaindealer selves. We do not slight $ltk). McNair i rus., Druggists. «vulii e pioviMi.n- of the vet of Uongr«*s STEAM to travel on it than it doe9 on any other. such prescriptions simply 'if June 3 187s. entitled “An act for the Tw • w- 11-equipped i< e li< »Uses The Bulletin in an article about vol District 76 school shoes are A 1 for Try it on one of your trips to the east because the medicines are -a e of Timber Lands in the stale- of <"'■11 LAUNDRY record in ---- this children—at Miller & Yeo’s. For rates and general information con canoes gives a t_. ___ of ... several — ... fomia. i*regon. Nevada and Wa-hinet*>ii to.be given to domestic creeled by tbe Armour and country on t his coast, in which Mount j 1 Jacksonville and Ashland play base cerning routes, etc., write or call on A. rer-itory*' as ex'enoed to a»l th*- public animals. Drugs and chem F. HEIERUt D. Charlton, assistant general passenger i Shasta, Siskiyou county, is mentioned as 1 ball in this city Sunday land-txtes bi act of Aueusi 4 1892, Jo* n icals of doubtful quality Prop'r. - follows: “.Mount Shasta, tbe great vol-1 Ju«t received a nice line of glass-ware igent, 255 Morrison street, Portland, Or. Beagle, of A-hland. Jacksuu c umy s'ate, Earl fruit < arr . ing rompan»' < are eot ■ if • >ieg "n. ha-th'-da-' find in thwoffi - cairn of northern California, is known to WATER 8tr«et. hia i-Wo-n statement N'> 22-69 for 'he pur. liei-n alive three hundred years go at Gurnea’s. C. C. Hu* saker arrived here Tuesday “GOOD ENOUGH” NEAR MAIN in the riilrouI yards ¡ of Adl have eh<s-ot the S-KJ4 of section 28 in town During one of its eruptions it sent forth of last week to visit his mother, virs. Z. St ^’arv’s Academv of Jacksonville ship 38. range 4 -asi and wdl *-tt'r AT OUR STORE. lava stream in two branches. will hold their annual commencement Hunsaker and family whom he had not uriHif that the lai d sought is mo*e valuable Order« by mail or Ian I are oflert d for saie. a One great of these was twelve miles in length ! exercises tomorrow evening. Miss Jose i seen for 27 y**are. He is just from for tbe timt-er or atone than for agricni lira« expren. receive This is why you should bring Johannesburg, South Africa, and says he The other entered the canyon of the phine r...... Flavin Donegan of Jacksonville I'tirpoHes, and to est abash his claim to «aid prompt attention in your prescriptions for con Sacramento river and reached a distance : ¿n(j >'i<w Margaret Marie 01 well of On- has seen a great deal of the British-Boer land before the cou ty clerk <»f Jacks-*» I'KKM« CXBK, at dition Powders. Liniments, county. Oregon, at Jacksonville. <*reg.,u masuriablo rataa oi fifty ini miles les* lieiore cooling The flow tral Point are the graduates of ’ 02. The war and was glad to hear that it was an d Look them over MOWING THE LAWN Poultry Medicines, etc. on Friday, the 8'h day of uamt. I9<r2. He (\f ItlYP. tr**J t.hs* about settled as his property was about of lava displaced the rivHr. river, hilt but lilt* the latter latu-r «Lao cia4S msitizk motto ia* is: “Veritas ftt at r\ir'it.a»4 Caritas. ” a- wiinee es the following uanird destroyed. He with two partners had a is pot hard work if you have the right names has pa tiaily refilled its ancient channel ” * Give Us an Offer. persons: J E. Pelton.of Ashland. Oregon Keep cool. Pure Ashland water ice at $25,u00 mining plant and machinery and I kind of a mower. Now this kind is just W T Beaye. **t Ashland. Oregon, G N 1 cent per pound and 75 cents per 100 l»'»tii*-sH • annul Be < ur»d if the terms of settlement are what he is pounds is cheap enough and will give what D. B. P rovost is offering to his pa Butler, of Ashl-nd, Oregon, J. M. Cleiu- Hooking for they expect to be reimbursed mei-s.of Ashland, < »regon, by local applications ns they cannot ^"Xit comtort reiieT * - and ’ — •!-» phone 23. Prescription Druggists ARMOUR CAR LINES reach trons. Easy running, of exceeding dur for the loss of their plant. snv and all persons c.aiming adversely the diseased portion ot the ear. the above described lands are requeued to and Stationers. There is only one w-iy to cure deafni'ss, ' Miss Iv.t Purdin of Medford went to Painters, Parer Bangert Evelyn R, ' pplegate, daughter of L B. ability, perfectly adjusted bearings and tile their claims in this office on or before a ----- visit ------------------ with relatives. and that is bv constitutional retne«iies. Sisson vesterdav « on — S, A 1IEKING, Agent. Applegate returned home last week from self-sharpening knives, carefully hard tbe said 8tu day of August. 1102. ••• ••• and Katf Patatera ■ Deafness is caused by an inflamed cou-' Miss Ella Knight returned with her. San Jose, Calif., where she finished a ened and tempered. J T. BKlUGEs, Regis'er. I dition of the mucous lining Eu- 1 diiiou of the Eu-1 ^adieg dress hats just received at Gur- four years’ college course at the Uni 24(*» Staik èt. P KTLANi», O r _________ . When this tube is in-1 I sktclnan Tuiie. in- nea*8 4th street dry goods store. versity of the Pacific. On May 22nd she Headquarters, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. flamed you have a rumbling sound or or. . . graduated from that college with the de imperfect hearing, and when it is entire-1 Bovd Robison was the u*iforta«ate Unite«! State, Land Office. gree of B. M. Ashlaud House. Ik-aineTs is the result, and un- lo«er'o7 ! lv ch*<d closed Deafness l<-»«er’of a fine wood wagon and 60 tiers Roseburg Ure^iin, M«y 27. l»O2 Articles of incorporation have been Notice is hereby given that in com pl ance less the inflammation can be taken out of wood by fire at his nv ch on Wag er filed for the organization of the Klamath wi h tne pniviaiona <>l tbe Am uf congre«« 4th Street creek Mo His wood and this tube restored to its normal con-¡creek M» dav. day. wo<xi hauler set of Jun«*3. 187s. entitled “Au Act for the PRICES REASONABLE. County Fair Association, whose purpose dition, hearing will be destroyed forever;! fire to a brush pile to get rid of it with saie of limber Lauds tn tbe -tate* of Cali H. C. Backman, it is to hold annual county fairs at Klam a9 above described. Best Baker in Jack on County nine cases out of ten are caused bv t 'a- i" the 1'* loss ’ * J *“'* GIVE US A TRIAL. fornia. »»regon. N.vnda and Washington ath Falls. Preparations will soon be on tarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed i There is none better than pure Ash lerritory’ as extended to all tb- > ubi’c land foot to hold the first fair here next fall. P.opriet'.r states by act of August 4. 1*92, William Tz I condition of the inucuous surfaces. land water ice, manufactured by Rob- Fresh Bread, Pie», Cake», Beadle, of A-hUnd. I ack son county, state W e will give One Hundred Dollar« Dollars tori for : bins M at t th factor and Pastry of all Kinds v-— & . StevenB o------ 3 gt he eir ¡r factory Mrs W. O. Hill returned to her home <•( Oregrni, has ibis day tiled, in this office 1 . - - - - ' , Saturday at Fort Klamath after a two r___ ____ _.i Granite P'aningmillon ........ street. Prices, his s*mn s aienieni No 2571 for the pur- A S trikt N ear 4 th that cann<>l be cured by trail’s Catarrh I 1 cent per lb., 100 lbs, 75 cents. Tele .... Delivered to all paru of citv »eeka visit with her parents, Mr. and cbas-of tbeNt-% of section in uiwn- The Old-Reliable Blackamlth, Cure. S lid for circul irs free. Mra. J. 1.. Hanks. She was accompanied kb p 38 8 ranse 4 Ea t, and alii offer (Mir. Burl.’» old .land ) phone 23. F J. CH ENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. H m Purchased............................ by Mias Lena Heidrich, who will visit at proof to snow tha' tbs iM'id sought ia more Phone 374- S. C. Burtrum has been appointed su CONTRACTOR valuable for its timber or sioue <b«n !*•« Sold by Druggists, 75c. that place a few weeks. pervisor *tf the Cascade forest reserve to a ncuitural purt*oses, and to eatabli-h his Hall’s Family Pills are tbe beet. W 0. Johnsen's Sttaf c. Richard. Prop. Miss Elva Galloway was in town Sat Tele AND clanu <o said land before »be county clerk of succeed Nat Langell. Mr. Burtrum has urday from Round lake, where she is phone Jacsson county. • ngon at Jacksonville. become conversant with the duties of Throughly Renovated HO! KOH SKWK) IT. And ia oow prepared to «erre **D Friday, the Sth 'iay of August. now teaching school. She was accom BUILDER Oregon. the position by having been a forest 191X2. He names as witne—e» tbe fol owing panied by Miss Bertha Brown. bia oíd customara and the pub- Main ranger for the past three years. Everything Neat and < lean <»r«-MO >V K»V' rl>r H ».idr Ke-ori named >n-: H. r. Butigr, uJ sbiand lie geuaraUy at tha oíd «toad J. B. Griffith was in town Saturday Otegon J. M Cietume?.'. **t A>bland. Ore 51 Wall paper, mattings, lace curtains and “Recognizing the advantage of New from his ranch on Lost river. Sunday gon. John B«*agte. <>f Asblnnd. Oregon, J. M ain ® t ., O ff . O fkra Meu*« Bis?» port as a summer resort over other sea- poniera at Gurnea’« 4th street dry goods 15th Anneal Convention he held service« in tbe Methodist K. Pelton. <>t A»U>and. Oregon. OZRZEQ-OHST —side resorts in the Northwest, and to store. Any and all person» claiming adverse!« General Black* aithiag el *U kiads church. the above de<crihed lamia are requested to best meal in town make it possible for all who desire to do Washington, June 16.—Tne Indian HnrMahoeinK a Boecialty. R. W. Marple expects to have hia lino Die their ctaiui'* iu this office on or before gp v<> pprnd their vacation by the ocean War Veteran’s bill has now passed both I of stages running between here and Ager Plans, Specifications stud 8th day ui AugU't. H4*2. . waves, the Southern Pacific company, in of congress and goes to the presi J.T BRIDGES. Keister. on regular time next week | I | connection with the Corvallis & Eastern houses 25 Cents. dent for approval. Representative andEstimates on All Kinds railroad will p ace on sale, effective June Tongue has been laboring in its. behalf C. H Withrow waa recently ap- ’ . A , PC Ki 1-HI.H» .M>I} c £. Good speaking, good music, and.* gen pointed 15th. mund trip tickets from al points for years, and is very happy over its final U 8. Commiaaioner by the U. 8. .of Carpenter W ork. I in Oregon on the Southern Pacific to passage. It provide* a pension for those eral spiritual uplifting for all. Aehland circuit court. Bub-eriber*« who fail to n-reive the IM Fair Fritos. good for return until October who fought in the Oregon Indian wars. citizens should open their hearts and V aixky R eco »» regularly, w 11 cooler a Lunches Put Up for Travelers Newport, Geo. S. Nickerson left Thursday fori .. Miek« inmher yard grept 10th, at specially reduced rates. For full tavor by reporting the same ta Lakeview where he will remain about O»«« At old Hwks lumber VALLEY RECORD For Sale—Selected choice Burbanks at help receive the people of Old Oregon information please inquire el your local this office imimnliaioly. two week«. opposite Ashland Steatu Laundry daring thia ecnvaau&a. Trains atop 30 minutes. wholesale A. B. Miller. agent,” I I Tireworks { Bargains in Real Estate Geo. W Trefren CONSUMPTION Fox & Good, ICE HOUSES For Sale. ivÄ I Medicines e e W. M. POLEY 4 GO. New Restaurant Troth & Buckmaa Ashland Bakery J. H. DUTTON, E. 0. SHERMAN ASHLAND, Oregon 3R&. OB PRINTING
