Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, April 24, 1907, Image 4

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    Normal School Entertain­
SHOES!
SHOES!
SHOES!
Our Stocks of Men’s, Young Men’s
and Boys* Shoes are now complete
Oxfords in Vici, Patent and Velour. Regular cut
in all leathers. High cut in Tans and Blacks
ment at Opera House.
Tbe Euterpeau and Dramatic dubs of
the Normal will give a recital Friday
evening, April 26, iu tbe opera house.
Tbe program will consist of musical
numbers and the two act drama en­
titled “Mr. Bob.”
PROGRAM.
1— Piano Duet, “Galop De Concert,”
................................
..(Bartlett)
................... Mieses French and Minkler
2— Ladies’ Chorus, “Tbe Fishermen,”
(Cabuasi)
Misses Pelton, Maupin, Anderson,
8eeley, Mundy, Pohland, George, Mrs.
Wickerebam.
3— Quartet, (“Christian, The Morn
Breaks Sweetly O’er Thee,”..........
.............................. ................ (Shelley)
Misses Pelton, gilsby; Messre. Neil,
Nims.
4— Glee Club, “While I Have Yon,”
(Parks)
Messrs. Shelley, Nims, Herndon,
Hevener, Wendall, Howell, Crocker,
Loosley, Neil.
SCKNE FROM DICK KN’s “CHRISTMAS CAROL »
1
LOCAL.
□ Helman Baths open Sunday for Season.
“Mr. Bob” at opera house Friday
night.
A Norfolk Suit for tbe boy. Vaupel,
Beebe & Kinney.
Mrs. H. F. Cole and eon of Hilts were
visiting Ashland this week.
Go to Reynold’s and Butler’s for
something good to eat or to take home.
John C. Ross leaves tbis week for
Petaluma and other points in California.
Remember the normal school enter­
tainment at opera house Friday evening.
David Starr Jordan of Stanford Uni­
versity passed through Ashland Monday.
Mre. A. 8. Cuthbert rf Hornbrook is
visiting Mrs. Belta Shields in Ashland
The Helman baths and Swimming
Rink begins (he season Sunday, April
28tb.
Printing Office Moved.
Tbe Valley Record printing office
moved last week from tbe Beach Block
to the Mills-McCall rooms in the Ash­
land Improvement Co. block, being lo­
cated next door to the Ashland Com­
mercial Club’s quarters and over the
store of Vaupel, Beebe & Kinney.
Funeral of Paul Van Scoy Friday.
Paul Van Scoy, railroad and express
agent at Bewauwee, Nev., was operated
on for appendicitis at Ogden, Utah, and
died there Saturday rather suddenly,
aged 26 years.
D. B. Russell, his brother-in-law, went
to Ogden and is bringing tbe remains to
Medford where the funeral services will
be held Friday interment in Medford.
Jacksonville cemetery.
Deceased was a popular and well-
known young man of Ashland, the eon
of Prof, and Mrs. W. T. Van Scov of the
State Normal school. He leaves a wife,
formerly Miss Brown, daughter of
County Commissioner George Brown,
and two children.
D R. MILLS, P rbstdint
F, H. CARTER V icb -P usidknt
E. V. CARTER, C arhixr
E. H. CONSER, A esisiaft < afhixb
BANK OF ASHLAND.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
Capital, Fully Paid, $50,000
Surplus and undivided profits, $50,000
Resources over half a million dollars
BOARD
OF
DIRCTORS:
GEORGE W. DUNN, D. R. MILLS, G. S. BUTLER
F. H. CARTER, E. V. CARTER.
------- Jordan and Domestic exchange Bought and Sold.-------
General Banking Business Transacted.
*4
Will Jeecbke, watchmaker and jewel­
ry. Main and Granite streets. First-
We can show you the Latest Lasts in merchandise man­
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
class work guaranteed.
ufactured by Nettleton, Florsheim, (Keith Walkover),
Editor Lynn Purdin ot the Gold Hill
Members American Bankers Association
News was a business visitor iu Ashland
and Douglas, and also in our famous Granite City Shoes,
Saturday.
Insured against Burglary in Fidelity and Casualty
which are the best medium priced goods shown in the city
Mrs. J. S. Parson was the guest of her
Co. of New York.
sister, Mrs. Geo. 8. Calhoun, at Grants
Savings
Bank
Opens.
E. Moore, B. Stancliff and
Pass last week.
The outfitting of the quarters of the
George Martin.
Mr. and Mre. E. K. Hall have return­
5— Piano Trio, “Pensionáis—Frenden
ed home from a pleasant stay of some Granite City Savings Bank was sufficient
Waltzer”........................... (Kremer)
length at Oakland. Cal.
iv complete on Monday for the opening
Misses Shoudy, Holmes, Eubanks
Mrs. W. D. Wiibourn of Henlev, of that new banking institution ot Ash­
6— Glee Club, “Peaceful Be Thy
visited her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Van land for business and Cashier Geo. G.
Vactor, the past week.
Sleep”......................... (McGranahan)
Eubanks reports that the distinction of
7— Piano Solo, “Witches’ Dance”
Two horses for sale; cne 5 rears old being the first depositor fell to Mrs.
Yes, we have a few new things at the £ C C
(Paganini)
aud one 9 years old; weight, 1000 to 1100 Laura Willey, who was leaving for Siski­
Marion Neil lbs. Inquire of Young & Dix.
this week. Look over the list: Alber Bros.’
you county the same day.
8— “Kentucky Babe”........... (Geibel)
Attorney AL^^rdin returned to Med­
The new bank will do a general bank­
Cream Rolled Oats, Rye Flour, Rye Meal,
(Prices the lowest, quality Considered)
Misses Rippey, Sherwood, Neil, Pel- ford Saturuw with Mre. Purdin who ing business, also.
has
been
at
Jlr.
Burke’
s
Sanitarium
in
Gluten Flour, Alber Bros.’ Corn Meal, Palace
ton, Andereon. Mundy, Spencer,
California.
George; Mrs. Neil, Mre. Wickerehani
“Spray Dope” lime and sulpher solut­
Oysters, Haas Bros.’ (Tanned
Soan-
Mr. and Mrs. A II. Pracht, who have ion 35c a gallon at the Ç C C.
“MR. BOB”—CAST OF CHARACTeBS.
been spending several months in Los
ish Peanuts, and about twenty new customers
Phillip Ray son...................... Bert SlanclifT Angeles, have returned to Ashland.
NOBODY SPARED
GUINEA PIG SERUM
DIED,
Robert Brown, clerk of Benson &
Dr. A. C. Caldwell, the dentist moved
Benson............................... Emil Brophy hie dental parlors yesterday into the
Kidney Troubles Attack Ashland
WHITNEY—At the family home in
Jenkins, butler.................. Fred Peterson new quarters in tbe Beach block.
Men and Women, Old and Young
A hiila . ni >, O regon , Wed., April, 17 1907
PROFESSOR OF ROCKEFELLER 4
Ashland, April 18, 1907, Peter Brad­
Rebecca Luke, maiden lady.........
S. M. Rhodes is op from Santa Cruz,
ford
Whitney, aged 57 years.
Kidney ilis seize young and old.
INSTITUTE HAS REMEDY' FOR
........... ............................... Lelia Spencer Cal., to do some development work on
Mr. Whitney was stricken with par­
Come quickly with little warning
Carload of spring wagons and buggies
Katherine
Rogers,
her
niece.
.Nett
Drew
bis mines back of Jacksonville.
SPINAL MENINGITIS.
just received at Peil’s
alysis several days before which was
Cbidren suffer in their early years—
Marian Bryant,¡Katherine’s friend
Wm. West is over from Hornbrook to­ the cause of death.
Can’t control tbe kidney secretions.
..................................... Emma Sherwood day. Mrs. West has been visiting her
PROFESSIONAL CARDS Girls are languid, nerveus, suffer pain. Dr. Flexner Believes That Fresh Patty, Rebecca’s maid........ Grace Carter sister, Mre. J. S. Bailey, lor two weeks Tbe funeral which took place from
Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday af­
Women worry, can’t do daily work.
and will return with him.
Admission 25, 35 and 50 cents.
Gunnea Pigs’ Serum Can Destroy
Men have lame and aching backs.
Mre. Geo. W. Stephenson and daugh­ ternoon, was largely attended. Rev. M.
JJR. 3. T. SONGER
Tbe cure for man, woman or child.
ter, Miss Emma, have returned from a J. Goodheart, the rector, conducting tbe
All Germs Present.
Farewell to Mrs. Quigley.
stay of several months at Sacramento, services of that church. The interment
Is to cure the cause—the kidneys.
Physician and Surgeon.
was in Ashland cemetery.
Doan’s Kidney Pills cure sick kid­
St. Cecelia’s Guild entertained at the Calif.
Mr. Whitney was one of tbe best
Bring
in
your
chairs.
H.
8.
Emery
neys—
New York, April 2 2.-/-Dr. E. home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Evans on repairs **]
—
-----
them.
Mechanic
and
Helman
known
railroad men in Oregon.
He
Novelty Blocs, Opp. Hotel Oregon
Cure all forms ol kidney suffering.
Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller In­ Hargadine street Friday evening, in streets. He can make anything out of
Office Phone 71
Residence Phone 636
came
on
the
O.
&
C
railroad
during
honor
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Quigley,
the
retiring
ASHLAND
— — —
OREGON
W’illiam Stansell, of 250 Cotteee St., stitute for Medical Research, w-ho
wood.
the
tbe
Villard
regime
and
was
one'
of
president
of
the
Guild.
The
bouse
was
Salem, Ore., says: “For five or six years has been searching for a remedy for
Mre. Sarah Scott arrived, in Ashland trusted and responsible officials of the
kidney complaint and tackacbe bothered serebro-spinalmeningitis,
“spotted tastefully decorated with frnit blossoms Saturday from Terra Haute, Iod., to
M. BROWER, M. D.
zfifR
ZÍf^Z>fi\ Z^fCx Z^x Z^vT Z^\
Z^T
me. It was never bad enough to lay me fever,” believes he Is near the goal. and dainty green. Social conversation spend a year with her daughter, Mre. general offices in Portland under the
management of R. Kobler. When the
up but there were few times when I did In tracing the vlrulance of the dis­ and cards formed the evening’s enter­ Robert H. DAw.
Physician and Surgeon,
A band of 550 stocx cattle that had 8. P. took charge of the road he was ap­
not feel it there and I suffered a lot from ease and to discover check he has an tainment, after which a delicious lunch­
been
wintered in this valley passed pointed freight agent In Ashland and
eon
was
served.
The
guest
of
honor
ASHLAND
— — —
OREGON the persistent aching over and through innumerable number of mice, guinea
threugh Ashland yesterday en route to until recently was employed on tbe
was
presented
with
a
silver
toilet
set
as
the kidneys and from other symptoms of pigs, rabbits and monkeys A practi­
[Successors to R. P. Neil Hardware Co ]
Ft. Klamath.
construction work on the “Weed” road.
office :
a mark of appreciation by the ladies of
kidney
trouble.
I
was
never
able
to
find
cal
antoxiin
will
be
brought
out
as
a
Geo.
W.
Barron
and
Fred
iV
.
Herrin
At Residence, intersection of Mechanic,
He leaves a wife and large family of
the Guild. Mrs. Quigley was one of the
anything'.to give me any permanent bene­ resit of the research, it is hoped.
have returned from a sight seeing trip children, who have the sincere sym­
Laurel and Main Streets.
organizers
of
the
Guild
and
has
always
Zmx
in the much talked about Imperial Val­
fit until I procured Doan’s Kidney Pills
Dr. Flexner believes that fresh
Her genial ley. Mr. Barron invested in some lands pathy of the entire community in tbe
at a drug store. The effects of tbis rem­ guinea pigs’ serum can destroy all been an active worker.
death of a devoted husband and affec­
under the ditch.
pR. A. C. CALDWELL,
edy w ere so gratifying that I am glad to the germs present, with the import­ nature has won for her a large circle of
PLUMBING A SPECIALTY
tionate la1 her.
Nut Butter at tbe C C C.
let others know my satisfactoiy experi­ ant provision that the number shall admiring friends who are loath to see
Dentist.
her leave.
Elmer E. Bagley of Woodstock, Ill., is SIMON—At Sterling City, Cal., April
ence with your medicine.”
I not be too great. The serum that
15, 1907, Mrs. Elizabeth Simon, aged
Mr. Quigley has engaged in business the gnest of C. W. Nims and family for
The most substantial Plumbing Goods on the
For
sale
by
all
dealers.
Price
50
cents.
BEACH BLOCK
may be used as an antitoxin Is near
76 years.
a week or fo while looking after business
in
Tnrlock,
Cal.,
where
be
has
recently
i
Foster-Milburn Co , Buffalo, New York, the point of completion. Should an­
Deceased
was
tbe
widow
of
the
late
market and first-class workmanship guaranteed
matters on the coast.
•
•
Oregon
Ashland,
Peter Simon and they were early pio­
sole agents for tbe United States. Re­ other epidemic occur, it is believed completed a new borne for bis family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Smith
and
son
member tbe name—Doane—and take no that the researches of Dr. j'lexner Mrs. Quigley and two children left Mon­ Everett have returned to Ashland from neers of Jackson county. She first re­
Standard Electrical Supplies and Electric Wiring
sided at Sterling, near Jacksonville, and
day to join her husband, taking with
other.
A. SHERWIN,
Carey, Ohio. Mr. S. has sold his farm 6oon afterward near Eagle Point where
will assist the medical profession in
her the good wishes of her many friends there and the family will make Ashland
tbe family engaged in farming.
Phone No. 41
preventing the usual large percentage
Neil Block, Main Street
their home.
Reliable
Talent.
of mortality.
PUHL—At the family residence in Jack­
First Ladies in the Land.
D. Hurley of Albany and A. Waugh
sonville, April 22, 1907, Myrtle Puhi,
The beginning of Dr. Flexner’s
Wm. Spitzer and Mr. Maeon have
Insurance,
of Toledo have purchased the Plazi cor­
wife of William Puli), a native of
Serial gatherings are very common ner saloon from S. J. Hav kins A Co
opened up a real estate office. They work was after the cerebro-spinal
Michigan, aged 27 years, 6 months and
events
in
Ashland
every
week,
but
that
OREGON purchased the barbet shop that stood meningitis epidemic during the wint­
ASHLAND,
and will conduct tbe same. The city
16 days. The funeral took place Tues­
day afternoon. Servicos at the late
MMCL
near Dunlap’s Etore and moved it down er of 1904 and the spring of 1905. at tbe home of Mrs. A. H. Russell last council last night, on a good showing
WOMEN IN AUTO UPSET,
made, transferred the license to them.
residence al 2:30 o’clock, Rev. Robert
on Main Btreet just tbove the Kandy In the period of the epidemic there Friday afternoon was one of tbe rarer
Is
hereby
given
that the Plumbing
F. R. BOWERSOX
Ennis officiating.
Trjy the Buckeye lunch room on the
were about 4,000 cases. The deaths ones, being the aseemblying together of
Kitchen.
Business of Gallant & Perkins has de­
Nevada
Senator
and
Party
Meet
With
volved partnerebip thia 6tb day of March,
16 ladies who were pioneer settlers in bridge.
an Accident Near Reno.
Wm. Bruin and Mjes Garvin were numbered 3,4 29. The percentage of
MARKIED.
1907, by mutual content.
Physician and Surgeon
The
launch
Buena
Vista
running
on
Ashland
and
vicinity
being
a
part
of
tbe
Reno, Nev., April 22.—Mrs. Well­
married last week, eo He weddiDg bell« deaths was 73.5. The themendous
G. R. G allakt ,
upper
Klamath
lake,
went
up
Wood
people
who
succeeded
tbe
Indian
as
the
M. P erkins .
river as far as Geo. W. Looseley’s place, ROGERS—MARGREITER—At the resi­ ington Werrin, her mother, Mrs.
Office—over Vaupel, Beebe & Kinney’s rang after all. Miss Bruin is one of the fatality caused scientists all over the
world to take up the subject of find­ masters of this vnliey. Tbeee ladies within three miles of Ft. Klamath.
Somers, both of Virginia City, and
most
popular
young
ladies
in
our
vicini
­
dence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Cofer,
in
store—Telephone 781. Residence—
have lived here as neighbors and friends The Buena Vista is just a little too large
Billings will get your marriage license
Klamath Faile, April 17, 1907, Leslie Miss Ruth Smith of this city, were
ty and.Mr. Bruin is a tfcan who holds ing a remedy.
Boulevard and Union St.—Tel. 975.
for
you.
from 45 to 55 years. Tbe entertainment for tbe river as it is at present, but there
Rogers
and
Miss
Anna
Margreiter,
The
germ
has
the
remarkable
name
seriously injured by the overturning
tbe confidence of the entire community.
are other boats under construction that
formerly of Jacksonville.
of Diplococcus lntracellu<aris. Every was delightfully pleasing. Among the will draw less water and make naviga­
of
an
automobile
while
returning
Jim Brown hae put ou < dray between
WRIGHT—HAWK—At Medford, April from Lawton’s Springs yesterday in
experiment seemed to show that its features each guest found at her plate as tion a sure thing.
Talent
and Aehland miking two tripe
Dr. H. M. Shaw
14th, 1907, W. G Wright of Grants company with Senator Fred Danberg
a favor, a card hand painted by Mies
life
was
short.
It
was
also
shown
that
per day.
Editor J. F. Galbraith of tbe Oregon
Pass and Miss Mabel Hawk of Med­
Mabel
Russell
bearing
each
guests
the germ was to be found in the nose
of Storey county and Leon Hall, su­
Observer became a duly constituted
ford.
Many strangers are coning to Talent and
Physician and Surgeon
e pharynx, and hence easi’y maiden name and a picture of a pioneer citizen of tbe United States on Tuesday.
perintendent of the Comstock mine
looking for locations.
communicable.
Itwas found later, log cabin. Tbe following named were Mr. Galbraith 'is a native of Canada,
at Virginia, who were less seriously
BORN
Office in Shaw Building on Main Street;
Miss Bea Works baa tak^n a position hiwever, that although the germ in present, Mrs. Walker being aged 80 and came to Oregon eome 5^ years ago,
hurt.
locating
first
at
Silverton,
Marion
coun
­
hours from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Mornings in the ice cream parlor h the Kaudy
itself, without attention, might be of years and all over ¡three score: Mrs. ty. He has been a citizen of Grants WATSON—In Ashland, April 23, 1907,
The party had been enjoying the
and evenings at residence ou First Ave. Kitchen.
)
to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Watson, a son drive along the banks of the Truckee
short ...e, under certain conditions Elizabeth Myer Andereon, Mrs. Mary Pass over three years.
Office Phone No. 451.
its period of existence was not lim­ Ann Myer Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth Pat-
Mre. Cornelius K. Vanderbuilt and RHODES—Near Talent, April 23, 1907, and was returning home when the
Street Paving.
to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rhodes, a son. lights of the machine failed to work.
ited -j a few months. Cold is deadly tereon Thornton, Mrs. Mary Hoffman party of New York in their private car
Vining,
Mrs
Chloe
Cox
Cole.
Mrs.
Ellen
Wayfarer,
were
in
tbe
Ashland
yards
Suddenly one wheel jfent into a
The city council last nijhi adoDted to it.
Hendrix Wagner, Mrs. Elizabeth Mc­ Monday en route north.
Traveling
GEO- W. TREFREN
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ditch and the occupMts were pitched
the street paving ordlnanceunanimousiy
Colm Payne, Mrs. Ellen Million Gid­ Passenger Agent John Paul Jones met
headlong against a culvert.
Rough Riders to Meet in Prescott. dings, Mrs. Cecelia Wells Songer, Mrs. the party here.
and directed the city recover to prepare
I.\WYER AND NOTARY PUBLIC
An automobile which was follow­
Los Angeles, April 22.—The an­ Lavina Doliarhide Mingus, Mrs. Martha
specifications and adver/is« for bide.
FOR
SALE
—
Hand
seeder
and
cultiva
­
Examines Titles and Abstracts, registers
Thousands have pronounced Hol listers
ing
close behind brought the injured
tor
for
sale,
$6
50;
cost
$15.
Good
as
nual
reunion
of
the
Rough
Riders
of
vyters, collect» taxes, secures marriage The council also urged tie early ship­
Walker Barron, Mrs. Sarah Million Rocky Mountain Tea the greatest heal­
new.
Apply
at
Record
office.
No.
to
the
home o< Mrs. Werrin at Reno,
the
Spanish-American
war
is
to
be
licenses and hunting licenses, wriiee ment of the lead making^aebinery.
Kentnor, Mrs. Marth Hill Gillette, Mrs ing power on earth. When medical
33.
life and tire insurai ce and transacts a
where it was found Mrs. Werrin had
held in Prescott, A. T., on July 3d
science
fails,
it
succeeds.
Makes
you
Haeeltine Hill Rnesell, Mrs. Mary Hill
THE UP-TO-DATE OPTICIAN
Whooping C'tajth.
general office and conveyancic g business.
well and keeps you well. 35 cents, Tea i WANTED—A good, steady horse for both legs broken, her face cut and
next, according to a letter received
Dunn,
Mrs. Christina Kiddle Mathes.
work on a small ranch. Weight about body bruised. Mrs. Somers had her
Speciai atteneisn given to collection and
or Tablets. L P. Orr.
1 have uted Cliambftlain’e Cough here today from Justice Sloan of the
12 cwt. Address R. M. C. care Valley
Land Office and pension practice.
Remedy in mv family in ^aeee of whoop­
lef leg broken, and Miss Smith had
RELIGIOUS.
The Norwich, Chenango county, Tele
Record.
ink» cough and want to 01 you that it is Territorial Supreme Court, who is
Call and see me in Room Two,
graph
announces
tbe
rather
sudden
her
left shoulder fractured and a
secretary
of
the
commission
which
is
The Christian Cburoh ninth annual death of Erwin H. Hyde, at that place FOUND—On Main street, near Second,
Pioneer Block
Ashland. Oregon the best medicine I bavf ever used.—
W. F. Gaston, Ga Thi/remedy is safe making preparations for the event.
number
of cuts and bruises.
tip
end
of
fur
boa.
Loser
will
please
roll call Saturday and Sunday showed a on the 10th»inst. Deceased was a
and sure. For sale by McNair Bros.
call at Peter Barneburg’s on Mountain
All of the ladies are prominent in
The mveillng of the equestrian net increaee of 35 per cent in member brother of Mrs B. H. Hatch of Ashland
Avenue.
social circles.
of Captain ship, and the $200 mortgage was burned. and tbe Norwich paper speaks highly
Wm. Kahler, forme4y of Jackson statue in memory
of
him.
The
cause
of
death
was
an
WANTED
—To rent a 30 or 40 acre ranch
county, but for several 'ears a resident “Buckey” O’Neill and other com­ The financial exhibit was most gratify­
with some water and some alfalfa on
of the etale of Washington, has located rades of President Roosevelt, who ing, there hayiDg been raised in all de­ acute attack of Brights disease, following
A Buster Brown Suit for tbe little Registered Under State Law
a reunion and banquet of tbe fire de
it, suitable to raise hoge. Apply 'to
in Central Point
fellows. Vaupel, Beebe & Kinney.
lost their lives in the charge on San partments of the church a total of partment of which he was foreman.
31, care of Record office.
Cureel ol Ithec^iatistn.
Juan Hill, is to take place on the $2925.54, during the fiscal year just The funeral took place under tbeaus
Mr. Wm Henrv of Cot(tanooga, Tenn, same day. John S. McGroarty of Los
pices of the Knights Templar of Nor­ FOR SALE—Cumberland and Phenom­ NOTICE TO BRICK AND STONE CONTRACTORS.
onal Raspberry and Mammoth black-
closed.
Of
this
amount
tbe
Bible
School
had rl eutnatitni in his lit arm. “The
Angeles has been invited to compose raised $152 73; the Ladies Aid, $270.25; wich.
berry plants for sale. Apply to G. L.
That the brick-layers and stone ma-
strenxtli
seemed
to
bavd>one
out
of
the
to they tit? If they’re not EX­
Parslow. 20 Chestnut street.
and
read
a
poem
for
the
occasion.
muscles
so
that
it
wsb
unless
for
work,
eons have organized a B. and M. I. U.
the
C.
W.
B.
M.,
$55.12;
the
C.
E.,
ACTLY right, let ue make them so.
’
ESTAIL TRANSFERS.
heeaye. “I applied Uhtnberlaine Pain
It is still believed that President $36 41; and the church proper, $2411.02
EGGS FOR SETTING- White Plymouth in Medford and on tbe first day of May,
When we tit you, we fit you AC-
Bahn and wrapped the am iu flannel at Roosevelt will attend and deliver the
CURATELT.
Long experience,
Christian Borgen, 160 acres,
u
Rocks, 15 eggs $1.50; Brown Leghorns, 1907, tbe eight hour law will go into
Of these sums $2646.49 went for local
every necessary scientific apparatus
night, and to my relief I (kind that the
32, w.
sec 22, J> 32.
15 eggs, $1; apply to L. 8. Goodyear, effect. Tbe jurisdiction of this union
You want first-class work
and the required knowledge en­
work, including two revival meeting,
pain gradually left me and^he strength address.
.tare to F M Stewart, lot 4, blk
c
F
Dectar
:
61 Church street. ChickenB for sale. includes Jackson, Josephine and Klam­
abling us to correctly use the same,
ath
counties.
For
further
information
,
’
s
add,
Medford;
$130.
returned. In three weeks\he rheurna-
and the amount applied to the church 99, BeaUy i
that will endure and work
our own complete workshop, with
t em bad disappeared and Us not since
, lith to L B Kent, lot 18, blk R, F0R8ALE—Lot 100 by 200 feet, 10 min­ inquire of
S F 8Ait
debt, while $279.05 went for various
Seven Years to Complete Canal.
every facility—even to the grinding
ute
walk
from
Ashland
poetoffice;
R obt . M. H uggins , Medford, Ore.
Jackson’s add, Medford; $175.
returned.” If troubled^th rheuma­
that is put in right. Thf^uidig»
of special lense»—are all at your
price $150. Can be paid for by cutting
Washington, April 22.—John F. missionary enterprises.
Laura High to J C Ferguson, part lot
tism try a few application'll Pain Balm.
disposal here, assuring a service
wood.
Inquire
at
Ashland
Marble
right price is also an
Rev. J. J. Evans, who has conducted 14, Haraadine tract, Ashland; $150.
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You are certain to he pleaed with the Stevens, formerly chief engineer and
not possible with others less fortu­
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TUTU B 4 4 4
Works.
‘
nately equipped. Again—do your
C E Miinehart et ux to M F Gillespy,
relief which it affords. Fo sale bv Mc­ chairman of the Isthmian Canal services for tbe Christian ebureh the
portant item. To get all
■lasses FIT. or nearly fit?
past two weeks, aided not a little in the
Nair Bros.
Commission, talked with the Presi­ happy culmination of the plans for tbe 112 kercs, Ashland and lot 64, Pracht’s H0U8E-M0VING—Stone, brick and ce-
add, Ashland ; $330.
ment work of all kinds. Potter &
th ese call on
Tbe Ladies Aid Society of)he Congre­ dent about conditions on the isth­ raising of tbe debt.
J W Robinson et al to 0 L Reames,
Lindsey, PoBtoffice box 575, Ashland,
gational church will serve ’ warm din­ mus. He said it will take between
Ore.
Is the Young Man Bate? Will be the mining land, Jackson creek district; $10.
ner-supper Wednesday, J^ril 24th,
C I Hutchison et al to W E Wheeler, TYPEWRITER—Chicago tyyewriter,
front 5 to 7 o’clock, coneiejtg of roast six and seven years to complete the theme at the Presbyterian church next 800 acres, sec 10, tp 34, 3 e; $1.
Sunday evening.
Morning sermon,
little used, for sale. Inquire at Valley
meats, mashed potatoes, wfte bread, canal.
G F King et ux to W E Wheeler, 1280
Main Street near Bridge,
Record office.
Boston brown bread, Bostn baked
It is reported that Stevens has “Blivbted Blossoms” the last in series aces, tps 33, 34 sad 36, 3 e; $1.
beans, salads, picklee, coffet tea, and been retained by the Pennsylvania of spring time sermons. Good music at
G F King et ux to W E Wheeler, land PATENTS—Anyone having use for the
all services.
desert uith pies, cakes, fri^s.
The
in sec 36, ip 32, 2 e; $1.
services of an attorney at Washington,
railroad
to
value
its
physical
prop
­
choir of the church will rend* musical
Methodist Episcopal Church: Sunday
E Gertrude King to W E Wheeler,
D. O., to secure patents for inventions,
MAKES
erty.
It
is
said
that
the
railroads
in
­
selections during the Eupper ad while
school, 9:45; Regular services, 11:00; 480 acres, sec 30, tp 34, 3 e; $1.
will do well to call or address tbe Rec­
you eat. Supper and entertainent, 25 tend to forestall action on this line Junior Epworth League, 3:30; Inter­
J T Nolan et nx to G F King, lot 1,
ord office.
cents. You are invited to cotk and to by the Government, believing that national League, 5:30; Epworth League, aod lanóin sec 6, tp 36, 3 e; $1.
■WRAPPING AND CARPET PAPERS—
enjoy yourself.
\
the roads in most cases could not be 6:30; Evening service, 7:30; Midweek
Old newspapers for sale at Valley Rec­
prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30. H. J.
AND INSURANCE
duplicated for their capitalization.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
ord office. Suitable for wrapping pur
Van Foesen, pastor.
poees and for putting under carpets.
County, m .
Christian Church: Bible school at
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
Farm and City Property a Specialty
Jealousy Causes Suicide.
9:45; Communion service and preaching is senior partner of the firm of F. J. RAMBOUILLET RAMS—We have a
fine lot of rams, large heavy shearers
New York, April 22.—Jealaps at 11; Junior at 3:30; preaching at 7:30. Cheney & Co., doing business in the city
Easterling Block, Fourth St.
of fine wool, raised on tbe range all
over her sweetheart’s artistic admir­ Y. PS. C. E. at 6:30; Preaching at 7:30; btTo/xlo, Ohio, County and State afore
the time, full blood and registered, for
(Poley’a old stand)
Regular services next Lord’s day in said xttd that Faid firm will pav the sum
ation for Madame Calve, the famous the morning. At night tbe services will of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
sale at fair prices. J. 8. Herrin & Son,
Send fur free
ASHLAND
:
:
:
OREGON
Ashland, Oregon.
prima donna, is said to be the cause be under tbe direction of tbe Christian and every case of Catarrh that cannot
booklet “How
Womans
Board
of
Missions.
for the sensational suicide of Isabelle
be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh FOR 8ALE OR TRADE—An Ideal Cash
I Register, new and up-to-date. May
Sponges 5c up
Olympic
Routtelot, a handsome French girl,
First Baptist church, corner High and Cure Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn
to
before
me
and
subscribed
in
i , be seen and examined at the Record
Church
streets.
Preaching
at
II
a.
ro.
Concentrated Lye 10c
who ended her life yesterday in the
Flour is
my presence, this 6th day of December,
office.
and
7:30
p.
m.
each
Lord
’
s
day;
Sunday
Chamois 15c up Borax 20c lb.
apartments of the man she loved, school, 9:45 a. m.; B. Y. P. U. session, A. D. 1886.
Wrought by
HOU8ECLEANER
—Mrs. M. M. Bowers
Carbolic Acid 10c up
(Seal)
A. W. Gleason,
during his absence.
6:30 p. m. All are cordially invited.
THE BICYCLE MAN
has
moved
to
B
street,
between Sixth
Notary
Public.
Extra Strong Ammonia Water 25c
Scientific
Has purchased Shively’s old stand
and
Seventh.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern
Bon Ami 10c Electric Silicon 15c
New marble just arrived direct from ally and acta directly on tbe blood and
Horsemen
Attention.
Methods.”
And is prepared to do All Kinds of
8ALE OR TRADE. 181-acre farm in
quarries at Ashland Marble Works, 93 mucous surfaces of the system. Send
Chloride Lime 15 Rough on Rate 15
Webster Co., Mo., 75 acres in crop, ;
Bicvcle Repairing and Reconstruction.
The Belgian Stallion Senef will make N. Main street. One Catholic (cross) for testimonials free.
ft
Fumigating Candles 25c
goes with trade. Will trade for farm
price $125 One
monnment, 5 feet high
I
>e season at Ashland and vicinity.
F. J. Cheney AOo., Toledo, O. □ear Ashland, take Borne stock in deal,
All Kinds of
I
5
snt, all sizes and prices
At W. R. Tucker’s Ashland Livery W. O W. monument,
Sold
by
all
Druggists,
75c.
New Wheels for sale in their reason.
sueb
as
team,
cows,
wagon.
Address,
from
$2.50
up.
Cali
soon
and
leave
or
­
K,bie (Fox’s old stand) beginning
Take Hall’s Family Pills for conetip- J. L. Wonderly, La Molne, Cal.
The Portland Flouring Mills Co # Cast Side Pharmacy atat April 20. Previous to this lime ders for spring work; patronize home ation.
Second-Hand Wheels for sale.
James J. McNair, Druggist
Uwill be found at Geo. W. Owens* trade and save yourself 20 per cent on
Portland, Oregon.
FOR 8ALE—Five pure bred Herford
cost.
A shland M arblk W orks .
la^ three miles east of Ashland.
This spring samples of saltings are
bulls; two 2-year-olds, three yearlings,
M
Phone
us
your
wants.
Main
883
Faw Filing and Small Lathe Work.
The Grange wants an agricultural
here.
Make your selection early. P., inquire of Geo. W. Owen, Ashland,
beet collection of garden tools at
President of the Agricultoral College.
Lawn
Mowers Ground.
Lambert, Merchant Tailor.
I phone Sub-998
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Always a pleasure to show goods
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VAUPEL,
&
KINNEY
VALLEY RECORD.
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House Furnishers & Undertakers
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Hardware
T ¿aware
Plumbing
The Best Flour
The Finest Bread
Use Olympic
AND
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Stoves, Ranges, Etc
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