Valley record., July 10, 1902, Image 4

E. A. SHERWIN
president
J. K. VAN SANT
VICE-PRESIDENT
A. McCALLEN
EASTMAN-BOOTH.
runaway car of rock
CHAimjQLA OPENS.
CASHIER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Efl Route to Crater Lake.
Goes Through Ashland Like Lightning and President Billings Formally Started What
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E. J. Eastman and Miss Laura Booth,
Augurs Well for Tenth Annual As­
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Just Misses Passenger Train at Med­
well known Ashland young people, were
sembly.
married in Medford today.
ford.
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They leave tomorrow with a party for
OF ASHLAND, OREGON. NO. 57A7.
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The tenth annual session of the South­
Crater Lake, after which they will re­ There was danger on the railroad track ern Oregon Chautauqua Assembly com­
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side at Ukiah, Cal.
about 4 o’clock this morning when a menced last night(Wednesday)with a
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heavily loaded car load of famous buff delightful concert given by the Colonial
We solicit your account and will give your business
Quartette
of
San
Francisco
composi-d
of
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Local News
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colored sandstone from the Wait-Camp­ Mrs. Mary Carpaneto Mead, Miss Grace
prompi, accurate and considerate attention.
to
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bell quarry four miles south of Ashland Barker Marshall, Miss Xena Roberts and
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Ex-sheriff Bybee is in town.
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DIRECTORS
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Fonda assisted by
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P. H. Oviatt is up from Medford today. went through the yards like a cannon Miss Charlotte Graeber, Reader, and
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JOHN 8. SHOOK, J. K. VAN SANT, L. L MULIT, Anson W. Jacobs was at Jacksonville ban.
Miss Estelle Drummond and Miss Grace
Ever Shown
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H*«
Marshall as accompanist, to a large and
yesterday.
C. H. VAUPEL, E. A. SHERWIN.
, Traindispatcher E. B. Pengra inimedi appreciative audience.
in Ashland
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Mrs. E. Emery of Tolo is visiting Ash- ateiy seized the situation and wired the
To-day the schools are opened for work.
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land relatives.
Phone 293.
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Class in stenography—Prof. F. E.
Cor. Oak and Main Sts.
north bound night passenger train (No. Young.
Miss Minnie Dyke of Grants Pass
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Class in bible study—Dr. Thos. Day.
12) to be prepared. The crew had just
visited Miss Lula Feikert yesterday.
Children
’
s
chorus
class
—
Prof.
Milton
cT
Mrs. H. C. McNeil of Gold Hill is visit­ finished turning the switch when the L. Lawrence.
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ing Mrs. Eastman during Chautauqua. cannon ball went through on a side track
4tli Street, near Depot, Ashland, Oregon
Elocution and physical culture—Miss
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Postmaster Merriman came up from and saved the lives of a train load of Charlotte Graeber.
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Adult chorus class—Prof. Milton L.
Medford today to try the Chautauqua
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a
sleeping
passengers.
AVearing
itself
out
Lawrence.
cure.
to
Arithmetic and book-keeping class—
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Misses Kate and Bernice Angle of Med­ the car stopped between Tolo and Gold Prof. I. M. Walker, who is expected to
ford are spending Chautauqua with Miss Hill, at bottom of valley, still on track. come this p. m. The children’s chorus
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5.
Lulu Briggs.
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| Conductor Billings’ freight put the car class now numbers 130 and is a most ex­
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mills IS THE TIME OF YEAR
cellent
one.
If
there
is
any
“
sing
”
in
Miss Faye Smith of Portland will on main line from Ayers’ spur while they
your
child
be
sure
to
have
him
in
the
A to clean up harness for summer
spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
A. Van Wyck.
were engaged switching. Somehow or class.
use. I have a good line of Oils, Soaps
’
Phone
No.,
Main
376.
This p. m. concert and readings. Miss
ROOSEVELTS ORATORY.
4th Street, near Depot.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson and grandchild re­ other the brakechain on car broke or Jessie Ackerman will give an i. ustrated
and Harness Dressing which you need
turned to Jacksonville yesterday from
The President Delivers It At Pitta«
to make them look like new—and if
lecture
this
evening.
Miss
Ackerman
is
gave way with the above result.
San Francisco.
a very fine speaker. Prof. Milton L.
burg.
you are short on old harness to clean
Mrs. E. L. Norris is out from Lane I The car made terrible time, the 12j Lawrence and Miss Carrie Foster Mc­
up, I can sell you new ones at reasoi^
Pittsburg. July 5.—Half a million
county on a visit to old friends and at­ miles between Ashland and Medford be­ Lellan will sing.
able prices.
Robert McIntire, one of the great­ persons greeted President Roosevelt
Special attention to Commercial men. Rates reasonable
tending Chautauqua.
ing covered in nine minutes—85 miles est Dr.
of lecturers and preachers, will give in Pittsburg yesterday, Many came
Miss Lucy Ray, who attended the per hour. The load was badly shifted his “Buttoned-Up People” Friday night
Manufacturer and Dealer in
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A KTT\nYMtro
Smith—Bowker wedding, returned home
H. W. AIN DREWS
his “Sunny Side of Soldiers Life” from the industrial towns within one harness and Saddlery Goods.
and some of the fine stone lies scattered and
to Medford yesterday.
Saturday night. No old soldier can af­ hundred miles of the city. It was the
ford to miss this lecture. The Sunday city as president and his welcome ------------------------------------------ 7-------
Mrs. Mary Harmon of Lawson, Mo , along the track.
From the schemes for their solution, yet we
services will be of much interest. Hon. was most enthusiastic.
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is enjoying a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Watterson will give his great Union Square to the speakers’ stand need a thousand times more what
E. Cummons, in Ashland.
Baseball.
lecture on “Abraham Lincoln” Monday in Schenley park, nearly four miles counts for many, many, many times as
Mrs. J. H. Gay came up from Central
Ashland, Oregon
p.
in. Let every.one who can possibly away, it was one continuous cheer.
was
mopped
up
in
Ashland
Eugene
Point today to "attend Chautauqua and
much as intellect—we need character. Get a Lecture Over the .'ubile Range
Monday by the Thornton--Hildreth attend even three or four times purchase I I I The weather was all that could be Character, that compound of honesty
Mrs. Coocksey comes up tomorrow.
Quewiion from Portland Journal
charmed nine—14 to 1. The line up a season ticket($1.50)and thus help to desired, with the sun shining bright­
and
courage,
and
common
sense,
will
Miss
Camille
Carroll
of
Eugene
ar
­
sustain,
enlarge
and
encourage
this
great
Editor.
was:
A Limited Amount of Stock will be offered for 10 cents
ly and not too hot.
rived vesterday to visit Ashland, tbe E ugene
Chautauqua
movement
in
this
valley.
avail
us
more
in
the
long
run
than
A shland
Flags and bunting fluttered every­
Tbe “lex non scripts’’ ofthe public
guest of her friend, Miss Myra Abbett. Hayes
pitcher
Sorners
A tour among the campers in the grove where along the course of the parade. in any brilliancy on the stump or raiitre» ban more binding force than the
any
for a short time,
advising executive as to mean«
Prof. J. N. Miller has finished his term Gaby
Miller shows the following, with more stretch­ People crowded the windows of the
catcher
stHtntes of 'he whole people
and methods. The brilliancy is good, aritten
of school in The Meadows and is visiting Griffin
1st base
Engle ing tents.
ecorded by the acts of the LeiiLlators.
tall
buildings,
yelling
themselves
his daughter, Mrs. Jack Miller, in Ash­ Starr
2nd base
Hulen
We need the intellect, the best intel- ' he rea-nn is that the representatives of
Grants Pass—
land.
Roblev
Dolan
3rd base
Mrs. A. W. Silsby and daughters, Irma hoarse in greeting the nation’s chief lect we can get ; we need the best in- 'he people a*»-en bled at Salem or Wafh-
but will be advanced or withdrawn from the market
executive.
The greatest ovation telligence; we need more still—char- 'iigton do not understand the conditions
short stop
McNeill and Hattie, and Mary Day.
W. S. Davison, Alex. Chisholm, S. N. Baker
left field
Carter
Mrs. Dennis H. Stovall and Mrs. W. came as the line passed up Fifth aven­ Fcter. We need common sense, com­ hat obtain in the country wherein the
Gibson and W. H. Henderson left Tues­ Brenötetter
center field
Clvne H. Freed; Mr. S to arrive tomorrow.
ue to the top of Grant hill. High mon honesty and resolute courage.”
day for the Trail creek country to do Hartley
range lies. The average law-maker has
without notice.
Willhight
right field
Sackett
F. E. Young and wife, Mrs. J. A. Mc­ buildings on either side of the street
some prospecting.
no conception of the difficulties that
Dougall,
Mytie
Utley,
Nora
Sydow.
offered fine vantage points for specta­
anrronnd the man who owns cattle and
The Thornton-Hildreth hot gun team
Maj. Worden came in from Klamath
THE CHASE FOR TRACY.
Medford—
•heep, and the harmonizing of their
tors. When the head of the military
Falls yesterday and returned to-day of Ashland defeated the Mt. Shastas of
Mrs. E. M. Rose, Pearl and Elvira escort reached a position opposite the
differences. He Rees only the abstract
with his wife and daughter May who Siskivou county in Ashland on 4th of Hibbard.
July—6 to 0—in an interesting game
speakers' stand, it was halted and Plays Hidc-and-Go-Seek Willi I’oeee principle involved in the right of any
have been at Salem and Portland.
Rev. W. B. Moore, wife and boy.
inantonae the public grazing land* in
The following was the line up:
Rev. Maurice Brown, wife and four stood in company front with arms at —Operations on Land and Water,
Lost—between Christian church and
•nv manner he may pee fit. The trouble
AGUINALDO SET FÏtEE
present. As the President and those
L ittle S hasta children.
postoffice last Sunday night, a ladies A shland
Seattle. July 8.—Deputy Sheriff. Jonu ith the application of the principle is
catcher
Gillis
San Anselmo, Cal.—Dr. T. F. Day, in carriages passed in review the band William Cook returned last night from
gold watch. Finder please return the Miller
a’ it is bat-ed upon another principal
Somers
pitcher
R. Soule wife and children, Edward C., Isabelle struck up the stirring strains of "Hail
President Pardons A11 Philippine same to this office and receive reward.
at never ahould be admitted aa cor-
the Port Madison man hunt. He is
Engle
1st base
Martin
and Clarence.
to the Chief.” The music was fairly certain that Harry Tracey, the desper­ vt— namely, that the stockman has
Insurgent. Prisoners.
H.
W.
Andrew
s,
the
harness
man,
re
­
Htilen
2nd base
Patterson
The People’s Paper.
Kingsburvs—Stella and Mamie Smith, drowned by the cheering of the 200,-
ado, is hiding somewhere between the he ri ht to ut-e range lands without ♦
Manila, July 7.—As a result of the turned yesterday from a trip to his land Rowse
Pashburg Centenna Rothermel.
3d base
000
persons in the stand on the arnph Indian reservation and Hood's canal, • mpenMilon.
short stop
proclamation of amnesty, July 4. the claim on Umpqua divide. His brother, Sackett
Neilon
Tillamook—J. D. Edwards, wife and
In the <-a>-e of the farmer, he must re»",
A shland , O il , Thursday, July 10,1902 guard of American soldiers has been E. W. Andrews of Medford, accompan­ Glosser
ltheater-like hillside which rose in and as Cudihee and Sheriff SackmaD
left field
J. Soule son.
•ire title to what Ignd he usee. The,'
ied
him
on
the
trip.
front.
Carter
center field Dom, Eowen
of Kitsap county have a large posse, ■tmbernian must buy the timber landtol
withdrawn from the house in which
Ashland —
right field
The Declaration of Independence including forty Indians, on guard be •<>m w hi< h he chip the trees Theiiuit ''
Wanake
Mrs. Austie Carr and Mrs. Carrie Von Stoops
Aguinaldo lived in Manila, and lieu
J P Gilmore and wife, Agnes and
was read by Brigadier-General Wil­ tween the reservation and the canal
an must own the land* upon which
Ashlar’s electric battery and hard Leda Rice.
tenant Johnson, Aguinaldo's custodian Benzon and little daughter aré up from
liam J. Hulings and then followed the he thinks that they will encounter the e plan's his or. hards. Everyone, in
San
Francisco
for
the
summer
viewing
Mrs.
E.
A.
Smith.
steel-finish
baseball
team,
known
as
brought the Filipino to see Genera)
scenes of their girlhood days and Thornton & Hildreth’s invincibles, will
oration of the day by Theodore outlaw before long. Deputy Cook says ict, excepting the stockman, must ren-
Mrs. Kate Howell.
Chaffee. It was the first meeting be the
visiting
relatives
and
old
friends.
Mrs.
Mary
8.
Byers,
Margaret
Byers,
play
Grants
Pass
’
eqallv
prepared
Alerts
Roosevelt, the President of the Unit­ there Is an Ideal place for the fugitive er to the i>e<iple something of value be- -
OSTEOPATHY.
tween the American general and the
>e he is permit'ed tn use lands that^^.
ed States.
Geo. T. Bale, a prominent citizen of a series of games for $500 a side. The Mary Leslie.
to hide back of the reservation, as eloi E to one man as much as to anotlier^^p
leader of the Filipino revolution. Lieu
Mrs. Robert Goodyear.
first game is at Jacksonville Sunday
Sonth
Bend,
Wash,
who
came
here
a
pR. J. H. McGEE,
The
President
said
in
part:
there are lots of empty shacks and
tenant William E. MacKinley of the
From the earliest dava of the West’s ▼
Kittie Wells.
helpless victim of asthma, has been afternoon.
"Mr. Mayor and you, my fellow cit­ the undergrowth is very thick, but the evelopnient,
Ninth cavalry, acted as interpreter.
the liveiuock n an has
Maud
Berry
and
Louise
Ganiere.
greatly improved and goes to Portland in
The
Berkeley.
Cal.,
team
at
Grants
izens,
my
fellow
Americans,
men
and
whole country is aroused and every ■een the j>et of the government. He i
Aguinaldo was told that he was free a few days to meet his wife and make
Mesdames A. F. Eddy, R. B. Faulds,
\ All
Williams Block, Main Street,
Pass
Saturday
gave
the
Alerts
their
fi>st
women of Western Pennsylvania: man in It has a description of Tracey uae l>et n given special privileges. He
0. S. Good.
tot go anywhere he pleased, and Gen­ Ashland their future home.
diseases successfully treated. Chronic
C
drubbing—and a severe one.
has received without giving in return.
W. N. Grubb and family and numer­ You have just listened to the reading by this time.
eral Chaffee asked him if he had any
diseases a specialty.
Having sold our entire stock of goods
He has been spoiled. He has been cod­
ous
visitors.
of
the
great
document
which
signals
Seattle,
July
8.
—
The
sheriff
'6
office
complaint to make of American dis­ known as the New York Racket Store
Office hours: 9 to 12,1 to 5.
J. H. Pratt, wife and son, Carroll.
Klamath Falls.
our entry into the field of nations received a telegram this morning at 1 dled, pampered, until he has come to
courtesy or harshness. Aguinaldo re­ to W. A. Freeberg, all parties indebted
•egard an his right what never was his
126 years ago. That entry was but the
plied that he had none. He told Gen to us are requested to rail at the above
Harry Slater died Sunday night at 12
The following was the Colonial Quar promise which had to be made good o'clock from Deputy Sheriff O. A. Kup >ight, and which he had only because he
pier of Kitsap station that he had ar 'ook it.
end Chaffee that he was going visit place of business and make settlement. in. and was buried at 4 p. m. Monday, tette’s programs last night and this after­
8. T. SONGER
I
by the performance of those men and rested a suspicious person at Port
He was about 16 or 17 veais old and had noon:
friends at his home in Cavite viejo, Holt & Soule.
He was free to graze off the lands until
children's
Gamble resembling Tracey, and that i hey were as ba ren as a pile of volcanic
iOClvite province, and inquired what
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Bailey and children been sickley all his life. Quick con­ C olonial Q uartette ---- Mary Carpaneto their children and their
Physician and Surgeon.
children.
he had the man aboard the steamer ash. He might allow bis sheep to feed
pftltection the American authorities returned yesterday from a round up sumption is said to have been the cause
Mead, Grace Barker Marshall, Xenc
his death. His mother and several
“Words are good If they are backed Prosper. He requests the under sheriff the very root* of the « wap * f
He might
would afford him. He seemed to be visit with Mrs. Bailey’s old jriends of of
sisters survive him.
Roberts, El^toeth A. Fonda.
up by deeds, and only so. The decla­ to meet him at the dock and determ
Jeave^jich desolation a* made
afraid to venture out. He was told he school teaching days at Lake Creek,
atlon continues to be read with pride ine the identity of the prisoner at least | the land worthless t ■ anyone. He
The infant,child of E. E. Sherwood Charlotte Graeber,' R eader .
Novelty Biocx, Opp. Hotel Oregon
would get the same protection as any Brownsboro, Eagle Point, Jacksonville
and
wife
djed ■ yesterday Jn this place; M tj C^ ’’ ’•shall and Miss Estelle Drum-
.»'Ö
and
Pnijenix,
by us year after year and stands as as regards Tracey. The sherip’s dep­ nothing to the government for wiiaf*"^
other citizen.
I
mole, nor (or ->-» -] ■ ggpr
aged
about
three
hours.
a
symbol
of
hope
for
the
peoples
of
OREGON
ASHLAND
Mrs.
James
Murphy
came
up
from
uties
are
disposed
to
laugh
at
Kup
Tne releC’fi of Die former Filipino
It being a free-for all scramble, both
mood, A ccompanists .
all the world, because its promise was pier's request, but will comply with -heep
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
leader has renewed “peculation »3 to I Sacramento Tuesday and accompanied
and catttle owners engaged in it
her daughter, Mrs. Geo. A. Knoblauch, Klamath Falls, Saturday last, a son.
made good, because its words were it. They say Tracey will never be with fierceness, and trouble* - resulted.
1.
possible
vengeanee
upon
^im
by
Quartette,
“
Drink
to
Me
Only
M. BROWER, M. D. i
(•O Sun Francisco to-day. Mrs. Knob-
supplemented by deeds, because after
They are now imminent, bnt no more
commissioners court has been
friends of Luna and his other enemies.
With Thine Eyes”......... Old English the men who signed it and upheld it taken without a fight.
—r. will remain in that city during the in County
session
since
last
Wednesday.
Our
Seattle, Wa6h., July 8.—Absolutely likley to break out than they have been
benefit of her health,
Luna was a Filipino leader whom Ag­ iau^.
2.
Soprano
Solo
—
had done theirs, the men who came af­ no word haB been received that would for years past. Anyone familiar with the
newly elected County Judge Geo. T.
summer for
Physician and Surgeon,
uinaldo caused to be killed in 1899.
(a) Japanese Love Song...... Thomas ter them, generation by generation, indicate the whereabouts of Harry conditions in eastern Oregon knows that
Baldwin and Commissioner N. 8. Merrill
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dodge .... -
It Is reported in a dispatcr from
ASHLAND — — — OREGON
(b) Irish Love Song...................Lang did their work in turn. The Declara­ Tracey since he left Port Madison at recent predictions of impending trouble*
were sworn in and assumed the duties of
Boston that Aguinaldo is to visit that land Monday, the former to attend k..
-“•oectl ve offices. They have de-
M ary C abpaneto M ead
tion of Independence had to be supple­ 9 o’clock Saturday night. It was ru­ are not news. 8nch troubles have been
of two decades past. They will
orritE :
city, and may sail at any time for San A. O. U. W. grand lodge of Oregon of
'“'“high school voted for 3. Reading, from “Tale of Two
mented in the first place by that mored that he spent Sunday at tho incident
which order he is chairman of the board cided to rocate
• --th Falls and
recur so long as the public lauds are
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic, Francisco.
of arbitration. Mrs. Dodge is a delegate at the late election in Klam...
Cities”.................................... Dickenr great instrument of constructive and Port Madison Indian reservation, but given freely to him who can take them,
Laurel and Main Streets.
to the Superior lodge, Degree of Honor will probably secure a site at onu<_.
administrative statesmanship — the this report lacks confirmation. The it comes to a question of >he stronger
C hablotte G rabber
VENEZUELA CITY INVESTED.
of Oregon. They will visit in and about Liquor license was granted to Schortgen
constitution under which we now live. authorities now believe that Tracey ruling the weaker, regardless of juetice
, “«iris of Seville”
Portland during their absence.
C F TILTON, DBS
AC CALDWELL, D D S
& Balis of Merrill, also to Geo. T. Con­ 4. _ boprano a Solo,
The document promulgated in 1778, lied when he told the Johnson family er right,
Three Thousand Government Troops
ner of the same place. The county offi­
therefore, the law of the range is
which Washington became our that he made a Japanese fisherman
Mrs.
Rebecca
Eggleston,
of
Ashland,
Routed by the Insurgents.
rpiLTON A CALDWELL,
unuv.
• ««nulemeuted, neces ferry him across the sound from greater than the law of the statute or
who has been visiting her sons, Andrew cial bonds were filed and approved with
G
race
B
arker
M
arshall
Willemstad. Island of Curacao, July and Sydney Jacques, for the past ten the exception of coroner, who has not
first President,
Qf
han tbe common law. It ie the rule of
Meadow Point. The Japanese in ques might over right.
’ Fountain
”
will con- 5. Quartette, “Cuckoo,”.......... Brown sarily supplemented, the decia.^.
8.—Three thousand Venezuelan gov­ days, returned to her home recently. yet filed his. P. L.
Dentists.
not been found, and the sher­
1776. We showed in the revolution tlon
ernment troops under General Calixto We also enjoyed a pleasant visit with tinue as Sheriff Summers’ deputy and G. Contralto Solo, “0, That We
Fred
L.
Houston
will
hold
the
position
iff
’
s
office
has Information which leads
that
we
had
a
right
to
be
free;
we
Castro, the president's brother, were the amiable pioneer lady, who resided
Two Were Maying................. Nevin
The report of the last census for Oie*
has ffeld since May 1901 as deputy
Sherwin-Van Sant Block.
showed that we constructed the more them to believe that a Ballard man gon show« that the value of orchard p>o'
completely routed July 3, between for many years in this valley.—Glendale he
E
lizabeth
A.
F
onda
.
with
County
Clerk
Driscoll.
correspondent Roseburg Plaindealer.
perfect union of the old confederacy, with a reputation of being a "fence,” ■ iiicta in 1899 was >900.015, of which
7. Reading, “Lil Brown Baby”...
• ’
•
A shland , O r . Barcelona and Agua. by troops of the
P laza ,
lackeon and Douglas counties con­
H. W. Keesee will assist Assessor Ben­
revolutionary army under the com­ A carload oi Bain wagons and a lot
................................................. Dunbar that we knew how to use that right as who is also an cA-cpfivlct. helped tributed
more than one third.
Tracey
across.
it
needed
to
be
used.
And
then
sev
­
mand of General Rolando. The gov­ more of the celebrated Racine spring nett with the assessment of non-resident
C harlotte G kaeber
After a fruitless cruise, covering 125
enty years and more passed, and then
ernment forces lost all their amniuni works, the best and strongest Whitman lands this year.
8. Contralto Solo, “Snow”....... Parker again came upon the nation the days miles and extending from Point No
HINMAN, D. D. S.
Sheriff Summers sold some real estate
tlon and equipment, and many of the and Barnes garden tools just arrived at
X ena R oberts
Peil
’
s.
The
three
floors
of
my
warehouse
last Saturday that the county had ac­
of iron need. There came again the Point, just south of Witulby Island, to
soldiers deserted to the revolutionists
are
now
full
of
goods
—
enough
to
supply
9.
Piano
Solo,
Prelude.. Rachmaninoff days that demanded all that was best, a point within a few miles from Big
quired
a
title
to
prior
to
the
passage
of
Dentist.
durlug the engagement.
-he most dreaoei ;1 and deadly of all dii'
all your wants, and all of the very best
G race B arker M arshall
life itself, of the bravest and truest of Harbor Sheriff Cudihee and a posse <-afe». as well asi
After the battle the revolutionary material and makes. Patronize your the law of 1901 providing for the sale of
-una
Lun-
the same. About $2700 was paid for 10. Quartette, “Believe Me, If All
of ten men returned this morning to Troubles are r«-lil
the
nation
’
s
sons.
And
when
Sump
­
army moved on Barcelona and sur­ home town when a responsible party is scalps of rabbits out
cuM
and other wild animals
«
Those EndearingYoung Charms”
ter's guns awakened our people Amer­ the city on the tug Sea Lion. Starting by A cker ’ s E ngi
In the Pioneer Block, up «taire, ner.r rounded that city. The inhabitants behind it to make any of your reasonable for the two months since the last session
ica, until then the Incarnate genius of at Port Madison Sunday evening at 4 of all Cough pqr
were panic-stricken, the shops were grievances good. Come and see me of the county court in this county.
Old English, arranged for the
in a day.
City Hall.
E. P eil .
closed and the streets were barricad­ when you want anything.
Colonial Quartette bj' H. J. Stewart peace, sprang to her feet with swjrd o’clock, the Sea Lion cruised around ('olds
The board of trustees of Klamath Falls
back if dissatisfii
Bainbridge
island,
on
whicii
Port
Mad
­
and
with
shield,
a
helmited
queen
ed. President Castro of Venezuela
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Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richman of New met Monday evening, the 7th, being the
W H. H ooker
among nations. When the thunder of ison Is located, visited Sidney, the pie.
left Caracas Sunday, not for Valencia,
regular monthly meeting.
Bonds for
McNair
Broe.
ß A. SHERWIN,
York,
charged
with
grand
larceny
in
as had previously been announced,but
liquor licenses for I. W. Burrissand John 1. —“The Lament of Mi. Yen”.. .Hayes guns called the nation’s children, they county seat of Kitsap county, and
having
stolen
a
>25,000
necklace
of
sprang forward to do the mighty deeds then started about 7 o’clock for the
for La Guayra, taking with him his
V. Houston were approved and license
C olonial quartette
diamonds and pearls and$427 in money ordered
NOTICE FOR PI
which
if left undone would have meant northern country, reaching Point No
private
guard
of
500
veteran
soldiers
issued
to
each.
Reliable
at
Watertown,
N.
Y.,
waived
examina
­
2.
—
Contralto
Solo
—
Sacred
............
the
United Stat_
Point
about
10:30
o
’
clock.
Here
that
the
words
to
which
we
have
lis
­
and General Ferrera's chief of staff
C. P. Hughes and family started today
tion, and have been held in >5000 cash
E lizabeth A. F onda
Roseburg,
Oregon
the
tug
remained
at
anchor
during
The
president
reached
La
Guayra
at
0
tened
today
would
have
rung
as
to Crescent City and other places on the
Insurance,
Notice
is
hereby
given
tq
bond.
for
night, constant watch being kept
o’clock on the steamer Ossun, his des
meaningless platitudes.
coast for an outing. He is taking 26 3. —Soprano Solo, “Creole Ix>ve
with the provisions of the
Many lives Lave been lost by an head of horses along to sell while gone.
OREGON tination being Barcelona, about 150
Those were the two great epochs In some sign of the convict, who it was of lune 3rd, 1878, entitled
ASHLAND, •
•
Song”.....................................Harris
earthquake and volcanic wave at Sa­ The street committee was Instructed
miles east of La Guayra.
the nation’s history, the epoch of the believed would attempt to either pass sale of timber lands In the i
M ary C arpaneto M ead
forma. Oregon. Nevada and I
lónica. Over a score of houses were to arrange to sprinkle the streets regular­
founding of the union and the preser­ to the north on his way to Wlndby Territory"
as extended to «1
W. A. PATRICK
ELMER PATRICK
4.
—
“
Rock-a-Bye
”
.......
.
.............
Watson
vation, the epoch of Washington and island, or wouid cross the sound in an Lands States by Ac t of AuguM
The street car strikes of Provi- destroyed and many vessels in the har­ ly during the dusty season.
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the epoch of Abraham Lincoln. Those endeavor to reach the Great Northern Javid Allen of ¿»bland, Jackal
yy. A. PATRICK & SON,
deuce and Pawtucket. R. I., have been bor were wrecked. The population of
Klamath Falls, July 8,1902.
., has this
___ „ ?-.y
_ _ ti'i __ in ifets
5. —Soprano Solo, “Magic Song”..
two generations had the greatest tasks railroad track, near Everett. At an state of-Oregon,
declared off. Both sides made con- Salónica is stricken with panic and is
otiire
hi»
sworn
’
■tstemept.
No.
2495. for the
Here
is
your
chance,
36
stamp
photos
In
mometary
dread
of
an
even
greater
early
hour
Monday
morning
the
Sea
cessions.
.............................. Meyer—Helmund and woe to the generation which re­
purchase of bKj* seriiop 22, township
A bstracts , R eal E state ,
for
25
cents,
at
Camps
’
photo
6tudio.
disaster.
gards the deeds of the mighty men Lion weighed anchor and started to re­ 38. rance 5 east, and will offer proof 11
G race B arker M arshall
Edward Boyce has announced that
I nsurance , C onveyancing
of the past as an excuse for its failing trace her course of the night before, -b<>w ibat the land souwht is mor«-valuable
Play Atlantis, or tbe Game of a[l 6. —Contralto Solo, “Idle Words”..
Mr.
Broderick,
English
war
secre
­
he will not accept the nomination for
its timber or stone than for agricul­
to do In Its turn work that it finds examining every nook and inlet on for
N otary P ublic governor of Colorado on the Socialist tary, informed Jasper Tully in the Nations.
tural purpo'esand to establish hi* claim vO
.................................................. Adams ready to hand.
the west shore and pausing here and said land before tbe County Clerk of Jack-
house of commons that he was not
Upstairs, Room 2, Pioneer Block.
ticket.
X ena R oberts
A $10,000 Wedding Gown.
“We said Cuba should become a i there to obtain information of the con- son county, Oregon, at Jacksonville Ore­
aware that a number of Trish-Amerl-
’Phone No. 241.
New York, July 8.—Miss Lily May 7. —“The Night”..................... Schubert free republic and we have kept our ’ vict and bis unwilling companion. As gon, on Saturday, the 2nd day of August,
Rudolph Stcfflck, his wife, Mrs. Stef-
ASHLAND.
He names as witnesses; C? B.
OREGON fick, and his sister, all of Chicago, cans were made prisoners of war, but Oelrichs’ beautiful wedding gown is
word. To have turned Cuba over to 1 the day brightened hasfe was made 1902.
C olonial Q uartette
that if such is the case their release completed and now hangs—a creation
Kingsbury, of Ashland, Orgeon; W. W.
were drow ned in the St. Joe river at will proceed on the same lines as oth­
the hands of its own people immedi­ to reach Port Madison, where it was Erb. of Ashland. Oregon: Geo. <»wen.c<,
of rare magnificence—in the establish 8. —Thirty Minutes With Pickwick
Benton Harbor.. Mich.
ately after the withdrawal of the > hoped Anderson had returned with in- Ashland, Oregon; Jas. Baker, of Asbhtnd
L. M c W illiams ,
er prisoners similarly situated.
Papers.
...................................
Dickens
ment of the modiste, a fashionable up­
Spanish flag would have meant ruin i formation as to the course Tracey had Oregon.
The town of Shipshewana, near La
(a) “The Proposal”
Montana's new state house was ded­ town one. It will be sent to Newport
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
and
chaos. We established a govern­ taken.
Grange, Ind., was nearly wiped out icated Saturday. Addresses were de­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
the above described land* are requestea to
(b) “Breach of Promise Case”
today,
where
Miss
Oelrichs
is
spend
­
ment in the Islands and we brought
At Port Madison no news was se­ file tbeir claims in tflis office qu or before
by fire, seven business places and the livered by United States Senator Clark
C harlotte G r .\ eber
ing the summer and where on July
peace and order.
cured regarding Anderson and it is said 2nd day of August, 1902.
Ashland,
-
— Oregon. bank and postcffice being destroyed. and Senator Gibson. The celebration 24,
J. T. BRI DO K m ,
in St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic
"But there is one thing—our policy feared that the outlaw will keep him
BUCKET SHOPS LOSE.
KegisUr.
A double-header Michigan Central wa3 the largest ever held in the state, church, she will be married to Peter
toward Cuba has not yet met with its in the woods for several days, making
freight train’ was ditched'by a washout and the city was taxed to th utmost to D. Martin of San Francisco.
Carnot Use Chicago Board of Trade’s i entire fruition. It will meet with it. him do the laborious work of rowing
Will practice in State and Federal court* near Thoifcas,’ Mich.,’yesterday morn­ accommodat the great crowds. The
The gown is intended to delight the
The course of the last few years has and tying him up under cover during
Quotations.
Mto" Office, Reeser bl’k, over Westero ing, ahd the engineer and four tramps Montana Construction company were female eye, and certainly will. It cost
Kansas City, July 8.—Judge Hook in made it more evident than ever be­ the day in order to secure the rest
union telegraph offite.
killed. *
-- - -
’¿fr»?.!
the contractors, and lost
nearly the modest sum of >10,000.
the district court, in handing down a fore that this nation must intime to and sleep In which the outlaw stands
>75,000.
decision In the suit brought by the come have pecuniary interests on the in such great need.
New Electric Road for San Joee.
H. C. Buckman,
A. McCALL
Addressing a meeting of the United
S tate of Onio, C ity of T oledo ,
Chicago Board of Trade against the isthmus connecting the two Americas
San
Jose,
July
8.
—
Lewis
A.
Sage,
South from Port Madison went the
J-
S3,
L vcas C ounty ,
Irish league at Limerick, John Red­ representing parties who have already Christie Grain and Stock company of and in the waters and among the isl­ Sea Lion, her commander examining,
Proprietor.
F rank J. C heney makes oath that
_____ be mond. chairman of the league, called purchased the rails, has petitioned for Kansas City, to prevent the use of ands adjacent : thereto. I regret that with the aid of a powerful glass, every
to?
Civil Engineer and
is senior partner of the firm of F. J. on the Irish to unite for one great a franchise to construct an electric the Chicago board’s quotations, held a measur A of I reciprocity with Cuba bay and cove and carefully scrutiniz­
C heney & Co., doing business in the
A S treet N ear 4 th
Coercion, he said, should meet road from San Jose to Saratoga,twelve against the bucket shop on almost ev- is not already ’ embodied in statute or ing every small boat encountered. Fi­
Mineral Surveyor. Citv of Toledo, County and State afore­ effort.
coercion
and
the
land
schemes
of
Mr.
ery
point.
miles
distant
The
supervisors
have
:
it
will
be
just
as
sure
in
treaty,
but
nally, after passing practically the
(Mrs. Bush’s old stand.)
said, and that said firm will pav the sum
NOTARY public .
An appeal to the United States su­ as fate. And now a word as to the whole of the west shore of Vasson
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each Wyndham, the cnief secretary for Ire­ taken favorable action and will re­
preme court will be taken, as in its Philippines. There
'
and every case of C atarrh that cannot land, who was one of the worst rep­ ceive bids on July 18.
are yet troubles island, the tug returned to the city.
Surveys for Patents and Mining Ix>ca-
be cwred by the use of H all ’ s C atarrh resentatives of English rule ever sent
suit
filed a year ago the Chicago Board in the Moro country, the country of As a result of the search Sheriff Cud­
tion*a specialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Shoots
Himself
in
the
Head.
to Ireland, should be defeated, it
■^Office at residence. South Main Strec Cl’RE.
San Jose, July 8.—“Watch how thia of Trade claimed a proprietary right the Mohammedan tribes, but in the ihee believes that Tracey either de­ Throughly Renovated
FRANK J. CHENEY.
rested with the Irish to win their lib­
ia done,” said Ellington McLeod as he in. its quotations, and under the new Philippines, among the Filipinos barked at the Fort Madison Indian
Sworn to before tne and subscribed in erty.
fired a pistol bullet Into his brain in • bucket shop law sought to compel among the people who have been is reservation, and securing a horse,made Everything Neat and Clean
my presence, this 6th dav of December,
8OCIETY directories ,
for the Hood canal country, or else is
A. D. 1886.
It is estimated that $8000,000, have First-street saloon. Death was instan­ grain speculators lu different states to insurrection, peace now reigns.
"No body of our citizens deservei In hiding north of Bainbridge island.
been distributed among tbe wool growers taneous. He was a laborer, a native pay for the use of them. The Christie
(------- )
A. W. GLEASON,
w. r . a
1 seal >
Notary Public of Lake county within the last three if Scotland. Despondency la th« cause company fought the case on the franker and more generous recogni The sheriff now realizes that the con­
ltUlIDI BBURB CORPS WO. 34
weeks, rays the Lake County Examiner. assigned. He is said to have a tamil) ground that the Chicago Board of tion at the hands pf the country that vict has a long lead and is in a po­
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally Everybody gets a slice ont of the big lu San Francisco.
Mflfltatn Odd Fellow* ball at 2 o’clock p
Trade itself was a bucket shop with the officers and enlisted men who m sition, by reason of the fact that be
BEST MEAL IN TOWN
DC on the second and fourth Saiurdav* of and acts directly on the blood and mu- roll, and that makes prosperity.
out standing, and further, that its quo­
tie United States uniform. Far there has provisions sufficient to last ldai a
cuous surfaces of the system. Send for Wool at an average price of 12 cents per
There
is
not
a
pain
or
ache,
nervous
or
tations
were
public
property.
The
suit
week,
to
escape
the
authorities
In
this
M b *. J. D. C rocker , Pres.
testimonials,
___ free
-
pound is good enough fordocal growers, inflamatory, but what Soother o£ Tal i was in the form of aa application by is so ttxly of eMr citizenn wfclch gjv« state, trav&Une nanhwjiTd at night
25 Cents.
M b *. M. J. Spencer. 8eo*v.
aura OMnttmtal services witi toe«
F. J CHENEY i CO., Toledo. O.; tat of course they are looking for thó will ease in a momenti and ip most in-
the board of trade for a temporary la- «bought <jt material reward propor­ and sleeping In the brush by day.
Sold b
Í '5est Pric*’
fences entirely euro.
Every possible point on the sound,
junction.
■MIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
HaU’a'
tionately in any way to them.
Any advertised dealer is authorized to
both on the east and west shore, has
GRAN IT K LODGE. NO. 23, Knight* of
“
Ob,
my
fellow
countrymen,
as
we
guarantee Banner Salve for tetter,
been furnished with carefully pre­
fYthifl«, Ashland. Oregon, meet* every
o
TOH.X.A..
eczema, piles, sprains, scalds, bums
I- c-e the infinitely difficult problems. pared descriptions of Tracey and An­
Monday evening. Visitinr Knights ingrxvl Bantii
O
TORI
TM Kind You Haw Ahqjs Botl£f!t ulcers and any open or old sores.—T. E
It' us keep In mind that though we
Lunches Put Up for Travelers
•tandiDgareeordiellyinvited to attend
Btantk*
The Kind You Haw
Baantha
Bolton.
need the highest qualitiQ p£ the iotf 1- derson. _______________
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DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Boots, Shoes, Etc.
i
MITCHELL BROS. & MOIST,
LIVERY, FEED AND SALES
STABLES.
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Finest Line of Clothing
Entire New Stock
New Store
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A Message For You........
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New Barn, w New Rigs, ® Fresh Horses
Southern Oregon Oil Company
Southern Oregon Oil Company
VALLEY RECORD.
Professional Cards
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New Restaurant
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