Valley record., July 10, 1902, Image 6

Our Annual JULY SALE ! ! !
Ladies' Shirt Waists
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL
Try Hill’s soft drinks.
John Mullen went to Coles yesterday.
J. N. Tucker of Klamathon was here
CRAZY CHINAMAN.
BROE 74. GROOM 72.
An interesting wedding took place on
Khmath river on 4th of July, at the Attempt» to Clean Out Surveying Party
residence of Wm. Lowe, it being the
and ¡9 lulled Near Pass.
marriage of Miss Mary Johnson, aged 74,
The Chinese cook with the surveying
and N. Durkee of Klamathon, aged 72,
Rev. J. U. Simmons officiating. The party mapping out the proposed Grants
bride is a pioneer maiden lady of Hen- Pass-Crescent City R. R., became insane
'ey, sister of the late Perry Johnson, yesterday and one of the men started to
inform the sheriff.
pioneer, capitalist atid bachelor
Vast night the Chinaman secured an
ti 1(. hr’df and groom came to Ashland
•I- '■••- f
.•»>:: tra n to .spend their ■ ax add came mar braining the entire
p Tty but was halted by a fatal bullet
‘.O ev u 'Of.
from the revolver of Surveyor Johnson.
f RE l SURG PURCHASES A SIORL.
HOOSIERS AND MISSOURIANS.
W. A. Freeberg has purchased the N.
The natives of Missouri are invited to
Y. Racket Store from 8. H. Holt and
Mrs. Donia Soule and also a half interest call at McNair Bros, for the purpose of
from Mrs. Soule in the millinery busi­ preparing for States Day. If there are
ness. Mrs. Soule will remain and con­ any “I’m from Missouri; you’ll have to
duct the millinery business assisted by show me,” Victor Low- of Ohio will di­
Miss Freeberg Mr. Freeberg is from rect them to the Missourians.
Humboldt county, C’al., and is the father
All Hoosiers are hereby cordially in­
of A. W. Freeberg, manager of the Ash­ vited to come to the Chautauqua grove
land Meat Co. Mr. Freeberg and family- at 10 o’clock a. tn., Saturday, July* 12,
are charmed with Ashland and are here with well filled basket; knife, fork, cup
to stay.
and spoon to accompany each basket.
It is hoped that all Hoosiers will join in
FAST HORSES.
this plan for a picnic dinner and a gen­
Roadmaster M. H. Burkhalter’s Laura eral good time.
After luncheon, all will repair to the
Marie and J. A. Strobeck’s Nora Me. were
taken to the Yreka track Saturday by tabernae'e where the following program
Frank W. Smith for preparatory work at wi 1 be carried out:
Song, “On the Banks of the Wabash,”
the fall races. Laura Marie held the
world’s record in the two-year-old class Elmer Patrick, director.
Reading, one of Rilev’s poems, Nellie
for three furlongs in 1900 and recently a
full sister a year old sold for $21,000 in Ewan.
“Eminent Hoosiers,” Robert A. Hop­
Chicago. Strobeck’s Nora Me. is one of
the famous Lewis P. colts, well known in kins.
IOWA BALLY
southern Oregon; Lewis having been
brought to Oregon by C. C. McClendon
All native Iowans are requested to
after starting the eastern world.
register at Bank of Ashland and capture
banner.
SAYS ’TAINT SO.
“Oregon” program. The native Ore-
Medford Inquirer, July 8: The report gonistps will render the following pro­
published in the newspapers that J. gram "Satnrday afternoon at the Chau­
Manning, the postmaster at Leeds had tauqua building:
been arrested for unlawfully having deer
Music.
hides in his possession seems to be un­
Recitation, “How the Snow Came to
true. Mr. Manning was in town Satur­ Oregon,” Mattie Wells.
day and Sunday and states the report of
Address.
his arrest was untrue. He further slated
Recitation, “The Beautiful Willam­
he had the numlier of hides as statyd b> ette,” Lillian Patterson.
the report in his possession, but they
Music.
were hides that were in his possession
A basket dinner will be given at the
prior to the law going into effect.
Oregon headquarters on the Chautauqua
gcoqpds. All native sons and daughters
SMITH—B0 WKLR,
ymcordially invited to come and bring
At the home of the bride’s pa entn 4^fcfiHed baskets. We promise you a
C ommittee .
Monday, July 7th at 8 p. in., B irl d^hfbtful time.
Smith and^Iiss Emma Bowker were
united in matrimony, Rev. G. W. Nel­
Central Point.
son, of the Congregational church offici­
ating, The hou*e was tastefully deco­
Miss Lottie Pankey of Central Point,
rated for the event. There were about sister of Albert Pankey of Ashland, was
thirty relatives and intimate friends of Hparried on the national holiday to Thos.
the contracting parties present. The Cincade ol Eagle Point. The ceremony
groom is the youngest son of Chief of Po­ wa* performed by Rev. W, T, Van Scoy.
lice and Mrs. G. W. Smith and the bride
will be an ioe cream social given
is the the oldest daughter of .Mr. and by There
the young people of the Epworth
Mrs W- F-. Bow ker. At the cqnclusion League
evening, .Tulv 18, at the
of the ceremony and cmgratulations a G. A. R. Friday
hall, for the benefit of the
delieiotis wedding supper was served. League.
The young people wilt reside in Ash and.
Frank Amy and wife, II. Corum and
CARLOCK—TYRELL.
wife and Mrs. Ida Tschudy will return in
At the Congregational parsonage of a few days from their outing at the Dead
this city, on Sunday, July Glh, at 1 Indian soda springs,
o’clock a quiet but. impressive wedding ^Mrs. Hanby and her sister, Miss Ella
occurred, when Gilbert Robb Carlock Stone, spent last Saturday and Sunday
of Talent and Miss Erla Tyrrell of San with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stone
Jose, Cal., were united in wedlock, Rev. of Talent.
G. W. Nelson, pastor of the Congrega­
Rev. Lockhart, pastor of the M. E.
tional church, officiating.
conducted the funeral of Post­
The bride was attired in a very pretty church,
master Rowe of Sams Valley one day
white organdie dress. F. P. Roper of last
week.
Phoenix, acted as best man and Mrs.
J. S. Sims, Johfl Kearney, John W.
Della Roper as bridesmaid. Mr. and
Mrs. Weatherby of Phoenix, a brother- Jacobs and H. Li. Rippey of Central
in-law and sister of tlip. bride were Point went to Coles Tuesday to do some
building for the Sugar Pine Lumber Co.
among those in attenilance.
Prof. Carlock is the genial and suc­ Th<y headers will commence heading
cessful principal of the Talent schools. the first of next week. The wheat crqn
The bride is the danghteAf Rev. and is very heavy and a good y ield U assured,
Mrs. A. J. Tyrrell, now bora deceased.
I. B. Williams and Mrs, Funk were in
She was born and reared in Humboldt
county. Cal. For five yeara Jffie lived Jacksonville last Tuesday. Mrs. Funk
with her uiicle., • Rev. R. 8. Tyrrell, bt went to file on a homestead land claim.
Ferndale, Oal. She spent one year in
Dr. Cole of this place has gone to
the conservatory of music at San Jose Klamath county for a few days to look a(
and is a successful music teacher,
m< land near’Merrill,
young couple will live at Ja^nt f
Patrick and family have re­
present where they have
ma three week’s visit to Cres-
nffinced, housekeeping.
cet.
lip©, head man in the marble
bt
•
SALTS fiutn MlNEAA
in Ashland, was in the Point
FOR NOTORIETY ALONE
Murdered
R. MILLS, P resident ,
h . C arter , V ice -P re ’ ident .
E. V. CARTER, C ashier .
C. H. THOMAS, A ssistant Centra
Guard’s Brother’s Opinion of
BANK OF ASHLAND
Chas. P. Ferrell, the Reno policeman,
who attended the funeral of his brother,
Guard Frank B. Ferrell, killed at the
penitentiary by Harry Tracy, and who
was one of the possee chasing Tracy and
Merrill for four weeks, was on Tuesday’s
train returning home to Nevada, lie
thinks Tracy is a thoroughly desperate
man who has become a lunatic on the
subject before him and is not aiming to
make good his escape and call the inci­
dent closed, but is giving the continuous
performance for the excitement- and no­
toriety there is in it. He tells many in­
cidents of the chase that- confirms this
theory.
Monday.
Edw. Schoff of Klamath Falls was
ESTABLISHED 1884.
Comprising a G-xvJ Assortment of Sizes and Styles
here this week.
<x r>r k-'a
Don
’
t
forget
V
inpel.
N->rr
s
Î July * ile. - e til.
1 iv
ly
O >
•~Oc
Silks, io clos- , at J- e p< r you!
Ib-v.
tb-.-t D->> r v:>i't• “1 c
at .>:!-kiy<>u MoncLty.
.ill Foulard Silks at one-half original
price. Satin and Taffeta Ribbons, 25 per
John H>lt and wife have been paying
a visit to Ashland friends.
cent reduction.
I-arge Assortment of Wash Dress Goode; also One-Half Price. 12Jc Percales now j Fred Barneburg was up from Medford
BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
i Tuesday on a business trip.
10c. Complete Line of Ladies’ Neckwear AT COST
HENRY AMMERMAN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUT­
E. J. Eastman, the Ukiah, Cal., drug­
In Order to Make Room for Ot*r Immense Fall Line gist, arrived Sunday on a visit.
Medford.
LER, F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER.
Mrs. E. C. Palmer and children have
H'c offer you our Wool Dress Goods at these Cut Prices:
H. B. Taylor, a brother of S. R. Tay­
been visiting in Douglas county.
lor of Jacksonville, who has been visit­
50c Goods at 40c per yard
E. B. Shaw and Edwin Shaw and wife
-Torcían and Domestic exchange Bought and Sold.
ing here for three weeks, left for
4$
came over from Yreka last evening.
50c
UOc
his home at Princeton, Ind. This
€<
was the first meeting of the brothers
Mrs. John Slrgle came up from Cen­
60c
75e
“
A General Banking Business Transacted.
for over 40 years.
tral Point yesterday to visit relatives.
70c
90c
Judge W. 8. Crowell returned Mondaj-
Clif. Fus<>n has finished his visit to the
* <
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent,
75c
from his eastern trip. He was presented
$100
folks and lpft for San Francisco Monday.
with
a
beautiful
Elk
’
s
chain
by
the
Cos
­
$1.25
$1 00
J. P. May has resigned his position
hocton lodge of Elks, during his visit to
a
with
the S. P. and has gone to >1 issoula,
his old home in Ohio.
$1.50
$1-15 ’
Mon.
•s’ Fine Shoes f rin< rly $3 50, $3.00 and $2.50, These $1.90 shoes from Vaupel, Nor­
Miss Prudence Angle left Sunday foi
a month’s vacation at Baker City.
ris & Drake’s are bargains of rare occur­
F. K. Deuel left Thursday for New
rence.
Furniture
York to purchase goods for the Ashland
Mrs. S. K. Willit arrived yesterday
and Medford stores.
Stoves
from Roseburg to visit Mrs. Frank
Dickey.
L. C. Kain, the harness maker of
Sewing Machines
Jacksonville, is packing his stock of
W. H. Pickens was in the valley over
goods and will go to Vancouver, Wash ,
the Fourth from the Prather ranch near
Musical Instruments
to locate.
Montague.
,
Kindly remember that we have a Complete Assortment in all
Max Muller A Co. have sold their In fact, almost anything you want.
Chas. Chilcotte, the car inspector, was
the above lines, both in sizes and styles.
stock of groceries, crockery and confec­
up from Sacramento the past week on a
PHONE NO. 364.
tionery to Tlios. Kinney.
visit to friends.
“BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES”
MYER
BUILDING, A8HLAND, OR.
Miss
Lucinda
Reames
of
Berkeley,
Isaac Sivers, who has been visiting his
Cal., arrived on the 3rd fora visit with
folks on Evans creek returned to Mc­
Jackson county relatives.
Cloud Tuesday.
Goldie Clemmons returned to Glen­
TUG FOUNOERS.
Gentiemen, now is your chance to pur­
dale Monday after a visit with her aunt,
chase
a
ne.it
fitting,
well
made
suit
from
HELMS -MYERS ROW
Mrs. Woodford.
Superior Caught in Tide Rip in Van­
Vaupel, Norris •& Drake.
couver Narrows.
F. R. Neil was a passenger on Thurs­
Mrs. Bildwin and daughter Cora, re­
day’s train for Portland. He will re­
Vancouver. B. C.. July 8.—The steam
An Ugly Affair at Medford. turned yesterday from a visit with W. T.
turn this week with his family.
A shland , O k ., Thursday, July 10, 1902
tug Superior foundered in the tide rip
Coburn’s family at Grants Pass.
Medford Enquirer, July 8: Last even­
at the entrance to the first narrows
The
Sisters
of
St.
Mary
’
s
Academy
Kobt.
Stites,
James
Boat,
J.
0.
Tryer
ing H. B. Myers, the jeweler who has
last night. Captain William March
left
Friday
for
Portland
to
spend
their
IIEl.'I.IOlH ITEM".
and
J.
O.
Gibson
of
Williams
were
regis
figured in several sensational scrapes dur-
vacation.
ant and crew of eight men were res­
Rev. Father D. Faber of Jacksonville, ! ing the past year went on a drunk, visit­ tered at Ashland House Monday.
cued only with the greatest difliculty
will celebrate mass at Holy Rusary Cath­ ing the saloon of A. M. Helms on Front
Miss Nellie Franzen came up from
by a launch from H. M. S. Sheerwater,
olic Church next Sunday morning at 10 street; he engaged in a quarrel with Grants Pass yesterday to pay Ashland
Died by the Gas Route.
'the proprietor but finally was ejected friends a visit during Chautauqua.
o’clock. All cordially invited.
San Francisco, July 5.—A guest of anchored a mile away. The Superior
therefrom. This proceeding making
the
Wiadsor betel noticed a heavy was towing a boom of logs from Fine business block on Main
A. J. Stevens has leased the o d Mess­
The Epworth League meeting and all him very angry he repaired to his shop
odor vf fetis in the nail of the liote' Sechelt. The boom was caught in the
the services except Sunday sch<«>l at 9:3n and armed himself with two iron bars enger planing mill and will hereafter
street
a in at. the M E church are ommitted about 14 inches long—used lor making conduct business at the new stand.
yesterday morning and notified th< raging tide just under Brockton Point
and
the
steamer
started
at
right
Acreage
property on Boule­
oq account of the Chautauqua exerci-es. ■•nd measuring rings—which weigh
manager, who broke open the door o!
W. C. Purdin and family of San Diego
J. T. Abbett, pastor.
atioiit t wo or two and a half pounds are in the valley to seek a <> ati-.m. No
a room in which a guest named A angles to cut across into calm water.
vard.
apiece, and again returned to the saloon tice his ad. in this issue of the Record.
Miller was thcught to be asleep. Thi She had moved only a few feet when House and lot on Iowa St.
The many friends of E J. Flynn, with a thirst for vengeance upon its pro­
the
boom
line
pulled
her
back
and
man was found lying on the floor only
Mrs. Dr. K. F. Purdy and daughter of
traveling freight agent <>f the Missouri prietor. After abusing Helms he assault
her stern was drawn under water. She
partially dressed and quite dead, witl
Houston,
Texas,
are
visiting
her
mother,
Pacific, at present under treatment at ed him with one of the bars and in the
was pulled along at a twelve-knot
Mrs.
H.
B.
Carter,
find
other
relatives.
the
gas
streaming
from
the
burner.
Dr. Coe’s sanitarium at Mount Tabor, melee following Helms took the bar away
Many other fine properties in
6peed
by the runaway boom and rap­
From letters found in the clothing idly filled.
will be pleased to hear that there are from him and knocked him down with
City
and Country, every one a
W. W. Hazen, the Klamath Falls liv­
great hopes for his eventual recovery, it by a lick upon the back of the head eryman, brought in yesterday the Van­
of the dead man it was learned tha’
Bargain.
In
three
minutes
only
her
bow
was
says the Portland Journal It is thought Myers was then again put out of the sa­ couver, Wash., party of land locators.
he was A. Miller, who had come wesi
out of water and it was from there
at the present rale of progress he will be loon; after being out a short time he re­
from
Auraiia, Ga., some time ago tc
M ss Winnie McConnell came over
that her crew was taken. In another
well again within the next three months. turned thetliird time and again assaulted
engage in mining enterprises.
Law, Loans and Real Estate
The rest and treatment lie is receiving is Helms behind the bar with the second frnin Yreka last evening to attend Chau­
five minutes she disappeared and the
tauqua,
the
guest
of
Miss
Mollie
Songer.
most beneficial.
iron rot] anti a pocket knife. Here they
boom was carried half a dozen miles
Pure Ashland wates ice delivered every up the inlet before another tug caught
fought for some time like tigers before
Miss Docia Willits has finished a term
morning.
One
cent
per
pound
or
75c
J. G. Nowels, a brakemau on the parties could get hold and part them, of school at Wimer and returned home
per hundred. Phono 23. Factory on up with it. The steamer will be a
8. P. II. R , was thrown, Friday, under anti when parted they were both covered to Ashland yesterday to attend Chautau­
total loss.
— office : —
Granite street, at the old planing mill.
the wlu-els of a car by the breaking of with blood. Luckily Helms escaped qua.
a board thereon while climbing up to with a few slight cuts and bruises, while
Mayor
Williams
commences
his
may
­
Mrs. Clarence E. Lane went to Cole’s
SANTA FE BUYS ANOTHER ROAD. MAIN 8t„ on Bridge, Ashland, Oregon
set the brakes, and had both his legs Myers was taken home supposed to be
oralty term at Portland with work
horribly .crushed and mangled below seriously injured but this morning was yesterday to pay a visit to her sister-in-
blocked out that might well make a 1
the knees. He was taken to Portland able to come down town with nothing law, Mrs. Wilmer Hilt, and take a va­
younger man hesitate—the mayor is California Eastern, on the Desert, Is
where th« necessary amputations were much worse than a swoolen face to show cation.
Its Latest Acquisition.
near the eighty mark. He would sup­
made He is married and his home is lor the fight. So far there have been no
Martin, Earle, Anderson, Doyle, Col­
San Francisco, July 8.—The Santa
press the wqrat ieutures of the social
at Coburg. He did not survive the op­ , arrests made and people are wondering vin, Sharkey and Bland—Grants Pass
pv|l, as s^en in Portland’s “north end,” Fe people have bought the California
eration i.tid passed away at the Portland if .Myers, like Tracy, has terrorized the fans—witnessed the defeat of Eugene in
aleo stop gambling and regulate saloons. Eastern railroad from General R. W.
hospital Sunday.
community. After the first round tbe Ashland Monday.
Science has found that rheumatism Woodbury of New York and R. S,
^^Girl to Wash Dishes
deputy marshal was called but as usual
Ackers Blood Elixir positively Cures
Miss Amy Wilson of Ashland and
is caused by uric acid in the blood This Seibert of Los Angeles. The consider­
'
diil
nothing,
us
there
was
nobody
pres
­
Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scrofu­
poison should be excreted by the kid­ ation is not stated. The road has forty-
and Help in Kitchen
ent to force him to ilq his duty. A war­ Miss Susie Cook of Medford left yes­
lous affections
Al ull times a matchless
terday to speqd a vacation at Dunsmuir
neys. Foley’s Kidney (Jure always five miles of track and runs from Goff,
rant
has
been
sworn
out
this
afternoon
system ionic and purifier
Money re-
makes them well.—T. K. Bolton.
a station on the Santa Fe, thirty mileq
for Myers’ arrpst but he has left town and Shasta Springs.
ftinded if von are not satisfied. 50c. and
and
his
whereabouts
arc
at
present
un
­
uncement
west of Needles, north via Manvel and Apply at—
Wise
A
To»er
$11)0
McNair ros.. Druggists
BORN.
known.
in this issue,
¡ries, pro­
Vanderbilt to Ivanpah. It run« through
visions, fruits, ca
Read
Gov Savage and his .military staff 'd
a good mining section and has a fair
HOTEL VENDOME
GARVEY—Near Yreka, July 6, 1902, to local business. It is believed that E.
^ft£Mta|^£2kri£niiied by their I'tdies -To Aid NorinaPStudenis. “ what/they have to
Mr. and Mrs. J. Garvey, a son.
w7.-v on vesteFfciy’s-train <-u route home
H. Harriman will build his Oregon Ashland, Oregon.
Mrs. C. W Parks left f Sunday evening
via California from the launching of the
EMS—At Ashland mine, July 8, 1902, to Short Line to a connection with the
The Faculty of the Southern Oregon for Ashland en route to Ft. Klamath fur
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ems, a son.
battleship Nebnyka at Seattle.
-*tate Normal 8ch<>ol are pow at work a visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. P, Crone*
Santa Fe’s new line at Ivanpah and
-tting up their prospectus for the com- miller.—Roseburg Review.
from there on by the way of Goff, Bar-
ng year and it being well known that
Dli.l».
result wins your friendship. A mi
E. Phipps, attorney of Medford,
H S. Emery, the contractor.
■tow and San Bernardino, use the San­
for Chronic Constipation, Sick He
■ •ver the country there are talented
sJÄ^own
Monday
attending
justice
tism Female Complaints, Liver. Kidney
ta Fe line into Los Angeles by means
•nog people who desire an education,
Miss Alice Applegate, principal of the Troubles, ioe. or box containing j t
CONNER—At the Willamette hotel, of a traffic arrangement. In this way >
u h ho, on account of financial circum­ Klam ith Falls public school, arrived in tity a;c at your druggists. By mail Ijc ar
S^lem, Or., Jply 3., 1902, Miss Alice Harriman can get a cutoff betwoon ,
Ntrts,
number of Central Point yqung
One box will convince the most
stances cannot always attain their de­ Ash'and Tuesday to attend Chautauqua stamps.
Gertrude Conner, aged 23 years, 3
0. M. Waterhouse Co. 830 Howard St.* -
itended
the
celebralo,
n
at
G,rants
sires in this direction, would it not be and visit friends and relatives.
Salt Lake and Los Angeles that will
Confectionery,
Agents wanted In every town. Liber..
months and 5 days,
for the interest of the Normal School,
be entirely satisfactory and avoid the
Stamp
photos
36
for
25
cents
at
Camps
’
.
Sold
by
H.
S.
E
vans ’’.
Cigars,
Deceased was the youngest daughter construction of a large amount of new
and of the city of Ashland, to hold out
v-k Galloway came up from Granta
of
Landlord
John
Conner
and
sister
of
inducements to this clas of deserving
Tuesday’s Salem Statesman: J. A.
Tobacco,
rtsSTtjpsday to look after business here-
Dail and Walter Conner. She resided and expensive road. The extension of
people so that they might be enabled to Kramer, Miss Emma Kramer and Mrs.
the
Oregon
Short
Line
across
south
­
,
July
9,
1909,
Canned Goods.
at
Hotel
Oregon
in
this
city
several
Minnie Beery departed last night for
secure an education.
years during which time she made many eastern Nevada la progressing rapidly.
Are there not families in the city who Ashland to spend the summer
Delicious Milk Shake.
friends. The remains were taken to
could take a young man or young woman
Talent.
Just received a nice line of glass-ware
Lived a Century.
California for burial.
during the school term and let them
Mr. Camermon, who spent some time
Fresno, July 8.—Edward Bennett,
work for their board, another family at Gnrnea’8.
The Finest Made.
here a year ago and returned to his home
who was 100 years old on the Fourth Main St., over the Bridge.
Miss Cora Johnson is clerking in the
might be so situated that they would
MARKitti).
in Missouri, arrived here Tuesday with
of July, died here last night. He had
have a room where one or two young postoffice in place of Miss Maud Patter­
Confectionery
a car load of household effects an$
men or young women could either do son who has retired after a successful
in* implements
tha intention CARLOCK—TYRRELL—In Ashland, been a resident of Fresno for many G. W. I>ODGE
light housekeeping or use for rooming and appreciated service of four years.
Fruit,
J. P. bavu
July 6, 1902, G. R. Carlock and Miss years and had looked forward with
of
buying
a
ihrm
and
making
Oregon his
purposes at a light charge. Others
much
anticipation
to
his
one
hun
­
Eria
Tyrrell,
by
Rev.
G.
W.
Nelson.
Garden
and
spray
hose
all
prices.
W.
Nuts,
home. The other members of the fam­
A MAN IS WHAT HE FEEDS ON. might board a student or two at a very N. Grubb & Co.
dredth anniversary. He was confined
ily expect to join him in a short time.
Soda;
reasonable rate on account of having
to his bed on that day, however, and
ÂUl/E'R
’
Q
The better his food the tetter is them for company in the house.
Leland Foulk of Gazelle came over
Mrs. M. E. McCall and daughter Lvdia,
Cigars,
Etc
breathed his last Monday night, His
Within
a
few
days
each
family
will
be
Tuesday
to
receive
a
band
of
sheep
pur
­
and
the
former
’
s
nieces,
i|rs.
Van
Vac-,
the man that eats it. A man that wish­
mind was perfectly dear to the day
tor an4 Migq Jessie Anderson, were vis­
es to be healthy will buy his foods where called upon with a view to ascertaining chased in this county and to be delivered
I
of his death,
if they cannot assist in this way and at Mike Hanley’s ranch on Butte Creek.
iting
relatives
here
Sunday,
lie knows he will get them pure and high thus help deserving young people in the
ASHLAND. OREGON.
Soother of Pain is a good thing.
Thomas Inman, who is emp’oyed at cure Dyspepsia and all disorders arising
grade, and our reputation for reliability laudable effort of securing an education,
Friends,
give
it
a
triql.
Physician
Fall#
Sixty
Feet.
Pokegama, returned home for a few from ludi.estion. Endorsed by physic !
Ju this line is unquestioned. Our canned as well as make the coming year the
days visit with hia family.
ians everywhere. 8old by all dribgisre
Ban Jose, July 8.—Dr. F F. Brown­ FREIGHT AND
goods are the best made; our cereals, banner year for attendance at our State ! Lost—Reward—A pair of gold rimmed
No
cure,
no
pay.
25
ce^ts.
T
T
iai
pack
ridge
met with a serious accident in
Normal School.
glasses in Ashland recently. The
Houses are in great demand here, ates free by writing to W. H. H q O kxr
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
mush, etc., from the choicest kernels, i Let every one think this over and in­ eye
HEAD of Good Cattle none
a very peculiar mannor. He left hi«
finder will please leave them nt H, R.
being vacant. We hear inquiries
Co, Buffalo-, Ji- Y-.
«nd our fancy and staple goods are dividually see what they can do to further Evans’ store qn4 receive a reward of $1.
office in the Spring building for a mo­
For Sale. A Good Stock every day for a house.
Wood For Sale.
without a peer,
the object herein set forth'
ment, closing the door behind him.
Wall paper 5c and up. Paint, oils,
Miss Annie Jeffrey has sol^ her place
The
spring
lock
caught
and
he
discov
­
Farm fnr rent
glass, etc , at H. 8. Evans’.
here to Mary Durham ' and moved to
Grants Pas, July 8.—The Gulden Drift
ered that his key was on the inside. ce Delivered Daily in Season
Medtdrd, ‘ ‘
^Ira. 1?. McCarthy and daughter Anna,
Mining Company is pushing the work
The Reliable Grocers.
L. M. RHQUE8,
He entered an adjoining office and
on its dam arm- ’¿(gUe River> three came up from Grants Pass vesterdav to
Born
—
on
Anderson
creek
July
4,1902,
tried
to step from an open window
Klamath Falls, Oregon. to Mr. and Mrs. Nicho'as Brophy, a son.
miles above this city, withan energy of remain during the fruit scasoi.. Opal
into his own room, three feet away,
purpose that promises an early com­ White and Maud Williams came with
but missed his footing and fell sixty
C. Marris is building a new house on
pletion of the bi" work in hand. The them.
oa>
feet to the street. He will probably
his lot near his present residence
aain is now built out more than one-
Klondike Fizz, the new drink See
STEAM
recover.
Ralph McOumber, grandson
third of the distance across the river. Hill, the soft drink man.
Twenty Wood Choppers, There is no doubt now in the minds of
Sherman, is quite ill with fever.
LAUNDRY
Ex Supervisor J. M. Tyler and Su­
Tried to Cut His V/ife’s Throat.
those who have the work in charge that
Talent, Ore., July 9, 1902.
pervisor
Geo.
Grow
qf
Emigrant
creek,
Sacramento, July 8.—Shortly after
two( arpentera, one Engineer, they will have the dam complet«4 before were at the county seat the first of the UJing Restaurant
F. HEBERLIE
the arrival qt tin* fall ruins. The pampa?
Prop’r.
2
o
’
clock
Monday
morning
William
**4MP>»«>N.
MRS. A. GABBUSH, Prop.
ny has decided to utilize t heir power no| week discussing road matters with the
one Machine Drill Man,
Hill, who resides at Oak Park, re WATER Street.
county
judge.
down
J.
Lacy
and
D.
N.
Davis
were
alone for their giants in the Dry Digging»
turned home under the influence of
New Wing Block, corner A and
from the mountain Monday, going to
and for irrigation purposes, but also for
NEAR MAIN
Unique wall paper, up-to-date esigns
liquor and attempted to murder bis
4th Sts., just around the corner
Ashland.
furnishing power for he numerous from 8 cents up at Stock’s.
wife by cutting her throat. The wo­ Orders by mail or
from the Depot.
quartz mines that dot the surrounding
Geo. W. Grow and J. M Tyler went
Gus Godfrey, who accompanied the re­
man escaped from his clutches and express receive
hills.
to Jacksonville Monday on business.
...Best 25 Cent meal
attention
mains of his father to Ashland and at­
G old H ill , O re ON
locked herself in a room. Hill then cut prompt
T erms C ash , a:
tended the funeral and visited his Bister,
W.
H.
Grow
came
over
from
Horn
­
his
own
throat
from
ear
to
ear.
He
Along the Line. Prompt Service.
The following are the offiicers of the Mrs. Fred M. Carter, returned home to
reasonable rate*
brook to spend the 4th with relatives.
was taken to the county hospital
Everything the market affords. No
Federal Labor council.
MOWING THE LAWN
Portland
Tuesday.
Chinese cooking. Lunches put up.
Property to Exchange George Cole, president; J. M. Fowlkes,
Isaac Moore was in from his place
where he later died.
Ladies dross hats just received at Gur-
Passenger trains stop 30 minutes.
last week to attend the funeral of his son. is not hard work if you have the right
vice-president;
Edward
Ferguson,
secre
OR GOOD IMPROVED or
Give the restaurant a trial and be
Husband Kills an Intruder.
tary; L. Smith, treasurer; executive nea’s 4th sreet dry goods store.
Ves Grow has been staying with Al kind of a mower. Now this kind is just
Ilium roved Southern Ore-
convinced,
Connellsville, Pa., July 8.—During
Dr. Sechrist in former years a parctic-
Hopkins the past two weeks.
what D. B. P rovost is offering to his pa­
•"
g'»n ranch—Ten acie« of committee, J. H. Will, Colonel White,
W. J. Wood; committee on constitution ; ing physician at Phoenix, has returned
Chou*v l' lit •! nia f > UH la' d. val­
Mr. Stanley the fruit peddler went trons. Easy running, of exceeding dur­ the night an unknown man entered thi
4tli Street
and by-laws, D. H. Hawkins, O. E. I to San Francisco after a residence in
ue $2000. \ tine San Diegocity
over the mountain Monday.
ability, perfectly adjusted bearings and house of Lud Pritts, a mountaineer 11 v
Angle and L. 8. Larson. The next i M ik I oc county, and was married upon
property. $15«>0. Also, 500 acres
ing
near
Rockwood,
Pa.,
and
proceed
meeting will be held at the city hall his arrival in that city.
Beet Baker iu Jaeksou County
F. L. Wright was here Monday going self-sharpening knives, carefully hard­ od to the apartídente of Pritts’ younf
ef tin© unimproved land al $10
Monday night.
over the mountain.
ened and tempered.
per acre.
Lime, plaster Paris and Portland ce­
wife, evidently supposing her to b< Frasb Bread, Pies, Cdkes,
Any pait or all for property of
Geo. Howard returned to the logging
alone. Her screams aroused her hue
Sewing machines of all kinds, new or ment by the car load at H. S. Evans’.
equal value Adurres
camp.
band, who was la another room, ant Pastry M «11 Minds
second hand and at lowest prices. Ma­
Rev. J. L. Paine, who came here a
chines t-o rent. J. P. Dodge, opera block. few months ago from Fayette, Iowa, to
hastily grasping his Winchester, h<
The 4th passed quietly here.
... .Delivered to all parts o! city
o.
look at the country and visit his cousin,
shot the intruder dead.
A
Benoit
holds
the
premium
given
by
J a < k - onvillk , O regon .
Judge John J. Daly, who committed
the S. P. Co. for the best kept road on Mrs. J. L. Batchelor, returned to Ash­
suicide by taking morphine in a lodg­
land
again
the
past
week
looking
up
in
­
Revolution in Nicaragua.
twenty-four sections, says the Roseburg
ing house at Pueblo, Cal., was at one
vestments for capital.
Panama,
July 8.—Government ad
Review.
€♦ Richard» Prop.
time grand master workman of the do­
Is
a
feature
of
our
Pre-
vices
received
here from Nicaragua
You are sure to get something artistic
Joaquin Miller, the famous poet and
main
of
Oregon,
Washington
and
British
scription Department up-
are to the effect that a revolutionary
I!
I author, was in Yreka Monday and eave if you have photos made at Camps’ stu­
on which we pride our- w Colombia and took an active interest in
dio
expedition of over 1,000 men has land­
us a call. He attended the 4th of July
ASK ANYBODY
selves. We do not slight SQ Oregon politics.
ed near Bluefields, Nicaragua, and haf
celebration at Ueaverville ai,d came
Misses Lucinda Reames and Mary 01-
such prescriptions simply
Get vour harness oil, hoof ointment
here on a visit to old friends, and also to well and Ed. Olwell; Ira Anderson, Chas.
been joined by a large number of Con
because the medicines are
The Old-Reliable Blacksmith,
WHO DRIVES
gall cure of S. K. Adams, Main
secure a good picture of Mt. Shasta by a Ramsey, Claud Miles and Fay Anderson
to be given to domestic ^7 and
servatives. The landing of the expe
Has Purchased.........................
street.
He
also
sells
harness
aud
does
CONTRACTOR
photographer from the city.- Yreka wero among the crowd witnessing the
¡
animals. Drugsand chem- Ss? harness repairing.
ditlon is said to be the beginning of s
Journal.
Tele­
if It is not a fact that
Eugene-Asnland game Monday.
icals of doubtful quality
strong movement against tbs govern
AND
W. 0. Johnson's Shop
we turn out the b«-st
are not
^3
Spray pumps that simply can’t be beat.
phone
ment
of
President
Zelaya-
Such
s
HO!
FQR
NEWPORT.
Soother
of
Pain
For
all
pain.
Pre
­
and most stylish look­
“GOOD ENOUGH” W
Call and see them. E. Pell.
BUILDER
movement would be of much bensfii
pared and sold bv Wilmer M. Poley A
And is now prepared to serve
ing rigs in town.
Main
Oregon’s Favorite Seaside ltesort.
to Colombia, it is believed. In tbAl
Stewart, Carpenter, Alexander Jt Land Co., druggists, Ashland.
We have good
hie
old customers and the pub*
AT
OUR
STORE.
g
! of Minneapolis, Minn., is the firm that
country’« difficulties with its revolu
horses and new vehi­
“Recognizing the advantage of New­
51
lie generally at the old ataad
Otto Reide, the Gold Hill tinner, was
I
has
purchased
a
controlling
interest
in
This
is
why
you
should
bring
O
tlonists,
as
it
would
prevent
bslj
cles.
X
port aa a summer resort over other sea­
the kcots and Van Arsdale Lumber Co. in Ashland Tuesday loOkihg over the
Transient stock
reaching the Colombian Liberal« ox M ain S t .. O pp . O pera Hsvsr B lock
in your prescriptions for Don- F0 side resorts in the Northwest, and fo
his
town.
Mr.
Biede
tliinks
of
moving
OH.ESOIT
including its McCloud railroad, stores,
properly fed and well
dition Powders, Liniments,
make it possible for all who desire to do
the isthmus from Nicaragua.
our
family
to
Ashland
on
account
of
(General Blacksmithing e! all .kind*
lands, etc., for the sum of $3,750,000.
cared for in our large
Poultry Medicines, etc.
so to sper.çi their vacation by the ocean
school
and
home
facilities.
¡I
Tbe
new
people
take
charge
the
first
of
Hnrwshneine a Specialty.
livery stable.
I waves, the Southern Pacific company, in
Plan»,
Specifications
PUB1HHEHS NOTICE.
August.
Afoki Tea positively Cure« Sick Head­
cdnhection with the Corvallis A Eastern
Subscribers who fail to reeeive the
railroad, will pace on sale, effective J una and Estimates on All Kinds
W. Carter of Ashboro, N. C., ache, Indigestion and Constipation. A
Ö had Thos.
V alley R koord regularly, will confer a
15th, round trip tickets from all points
kidney trouble and one bottle of delightful herb drink. Removes all
great favor by reporting the same to
in Oregon on the Southern Pacific to of Carpenter Work.
Ashland, Ore.
Prescription Druggists
Foley’s Kidney Cure effected a perfect eruptions of the skin, producing a per­
this office immediately.
fect
complexion
or
money
refunded.
Newport, good for return until October
Mt Fair Prices.
cqre,' and he ¿jys there is no remedy
Qppoiu« kriage, cenur of towq.
and Stationers.
5% 10th, at specially reduced rates. For full
and 50c. ■ Write to ub tor free sam
that will pompqre with it.—T. K. Bqlton*. 25c
Wall
paper
of
the
very
latest
designs
yard
O
fficb
—
At
old
Hicks
lumber
pig.
W. H. Hoosn A Co., Buffalo. Ji
information please inquire of your local
VALLEY
st Stock’s.
Y.
Drawm.
opposite Ashland Steam Laundry.
agent.”
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
V ALLEY
«
KECORD
Capital, Full Paid, $50,000
Surplus Fund, :
$15,000
New and Second-Hand
S. B. Stoner
Bargains in
Real Estate
Geo.
W.
Trefren
WANTED...
Neveugnpe
FRUIT
ICE CREAM
W. H. TATE
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
C. E. LANE
WISE & TOZER.
Ashland f
WANTED
)
Dr. C. R Ray,
Ashland Bakery
F
I
w.
zptrzRZDiisr
Veterinary
0 Medicines
I
J. H. DUTTON,
E. C. SHERMAN
e
ASHLAND.
W. M. KltEY 4 ca I
Fox & Good,
JOB PRINTING
RECORD
I
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