Ashland tidings., June 27, 1879, Image 2

- THE
ASHLAND
FKÏDAŸ
GrtAliD
ÜALL ill AdriLANJ i
HOC1EI1E'.
There will probably be five
i
tickets in the field at the coming
—
ON
THE
—
Ashland Ledge No. IE9, I. 0. G. T.
election of state officers in Califor­
Meets at the new II.II of McC 11 A B um every
Fouith of July.
nia. The Republicans and Work­ Friday
eve ing al 8 o’clock p. m B.oUter- uud
ing men have already made their risier.* Ill g x>l H tiding le cur Italy invi xl lo t.
IP 3D in a rm gj LZ3 JA U IÀ
nominatkms.the New Constitution teu<l T e Temple uice « eveiy first ,ul intid Wed­
—AT ‘HE-
nesday lue.ch 1U >11111.
party convention is now in session
Miss F rascfs M te *, W. C. T.,
Largrest Hall in Jacktou County !
at Sacramento, and the Democrats C has . N utly . S-r.'j.
U'T FINI-II' p UY J x-BE Í HOI CK
and liquor prohibitionists will also
XV.Ill ace ni i o I I'ions to ' 50 e «
A*.ii tn<l Lodge Ao 23
nominate tickets. The Demo­
No |i tin« will bo sp ire I t ■ male hi- lie
cratic convention meets on the 1st /\/\
A. F. &
M..
gr uule-t fFiirofH e mhoi
I lie b *i of
and the Pndiibition conveiitiuu on Holde lU<-ir ruled cornmui jcatiour Thur-diiy ev< n niii-ic will be secute I. a d the supper win
ng i uu or i>er.-re • he Cii'l nioon. B.e turn hi gin>d -iirp t-s ai y hi g < v< r spread iu Ashmud
the 1 Gth of July.
TIDINGS
JUNE 27, 1879.
OREGON.
Hon. Frank Pixley, of San
Francisco, who lias recently visi­
ted Oregon, writes an article for
the “Argonaut,” from which we
make extracts as follows: “We had
heard that the country was rich
with forests and timber; that it
was of agricultural value; that
I -uiuling ure cordili y invi r>l i.>nit»nt.
fish abounded in its streams. We
Ticket« (ivtltldiig mpp*r'..,...................... $2 50
W. n.AlKINsON, W. M.
the
A little quarrel occurred in
had a school boy’s idea of its ge­
i J. S. F vbank «. S ic ’».
Managrri.
ography of coast range, rivers, Semite last week between Conk-
Ashland Lod^v IWo. 15, J. 3. EUBANKS,
(. useude Mountains, broad prairies linn and Lamar, in which each
r. R. GILLFTTE
’
ca
I-
R. A. ALFORD
and rich valleys; but we had do complimented the other by
1. O O. I’..
CHAS. NICKELL.
ailiiir created Hold th-ir r-irul r'iiieui.g every Sm.rd>iy even- FRANK KRAUSE,
r..............
realizing sense ot its splendid do­ ing him a liar. The
&IKE-
WORDEN
bib
iu
A-i.l
nl.
Beiher»
ii>
go>>d
main. and the inexhaustible fertil­ much excitement, and if the ng nt 'heir
-i'e>«i
Reception Committee.
as aumd ng -rec >rdtil'y iuvi.e-' E '.i DE
ity of the soil, its expansive primal “code” were as fully recognized
PEAT, N. G ,
•
~
î
I
W.
W
KFsrmoR.
Secy.
forests; its River Wallamet, more it was a generation back, a gitivi i Pi lie» ui m-ei nge •••• lueel .y evening, tear t J. D. FOUNTAIN
H M THATCHER
GUIN BUT! ER
>e full of Ike un <»', *• Cii ni> d;'h.
beautiful than the Sacramento, v qìi M stirelv have followed.
cnAS PRIM.
RICH. KLIPPEL
draining a valley more productive f / Tribute tu Moli. * Jtsae ppD-gate.
H () T E L S
General Mnimgrr.
than the Sacramento and San Joa­
quin combined. We had no idea
We take the fallowing graceful tribute
j a 'T er nnrcK
till we saw it, that the Columb/i to the “Sage of Yoncalla, ’ from an ad­
was the grandest and most pictiir dress delivered before the Oregon Pi­ rpilE UNI»E¡ SIGN D u IMIE< TO B ■-
JUST RECEIVED!!
esque of all the great rivers of the oneer association at the State fair grounds 1 mii it hi.« Irieud«. ami he " ax clin piib-
i e generally, «bai Le is still ¡o be on d •'
—.17' THE—
world; that it had scenery upon by Willard H. Reese, June 17th 1879:
; Id«
its banks in comparison with
The early attempts made by the set­
LONG E TABl.ISllEl) IK USE.
ASHLAND DRU'3 STORE
tlers
to form a temporaly government
which the Hudson and the Rhine
ft
’
l
wbeiA
he
Is
te
lly
•'
miy
time,
ami
on
were rather inadeipiate organizations and
The largest stock of
sink into utter insignificance, that only
I’ions'o «e beo e Hem ibe le«' I l.c
reached a form e pial to the demands occ
hi
irke
afiòids,
iu
a
s;jle
secotxl
louooihei
DIM GS, Bl l ldYES ETC .
it and its tributaries penetrate a of the situati >n in July, 1845, when the I.O'ise in O'cioa.
— E». r reCviVtd ii. A h . ud -
land which for food producing provisional government was reorganized
Dinuers «mi simpers for special oce sio'i«.
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under the amended organic law, submit­ i'iiten up in appiopi’. .le s1 v l>-, «i -L o i iso
capacity has no equal on all God’s ted
SlutioHttry,
Perfauie y
to ami adopteil By the people.
<ice.
J asper houck .
A X I) -
five broad continents. Oregon
The lending mind in suggesting ami
Toilet Articles.
is a wonderful state, and tried by devising enlarged and more perfect form
UNION
HOTEL
AND
BAKEhY
of
government
was
found
in
the
person
of
what seems to us to be the true I
-TUYS-
Jesse Applegate, a genial, unassuming
A3HLAND,
OREGON.
test of a land’s ri al wealth and ul­ gentleman,
In
gri-at
variety
mdi.ru» w aid T>r'<>u«. de« gia.
a profound thinker, philo­
timate greatness—viz., its power sophical in the simplicity of his methods.
S N'»W FINISHED nml the Pi pri-
— PURE W1NI S ad LIQUl'BS--
eiur 1.« 'e <ly at «11 times
itceixe
to produce food—it has no supe­ He combined in an eminent degree the
-F r n.edicu ; urpi.tcs-
's ami fin ii s ' i iliein wnh accotnmoda-
rior in the world. • ♦ • • ♦ qualifications fitting him for a pioneer i. gue
ns si'cnd t > i o >- in the c- imiy.
leader, seeming most to enjoy himself
Pipes, Tobacco
Oregon is a better state than Cali­ amid the free surroundings of frontier
8uppere fun 1#1 eJ jer order.
-AND-
Siugle
Meal«
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3
371
fornia. It hiis a better and more life. A th rd of a century ago when all
Board
per
Week
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1
00
— Cigars.—
promising future; and unless the this wide west was an Indian country,
REV.
J.
H.
MAYE
ELD,
Jesse
Applegate
with
a
few
dauntless
city of ban Francisco looks to pioneers could have been found always in
PAINTS, OILS. VARNI-H, GLASS.
Proprietor.
itself, there will spring up some­ advance of the migratory tide, building
B U’SHES. I TO., ETC
MISCELLANEOUS
CANDIES, NUJS a k d FINE CONFECTIONS
where on Puget Sound a great up new homes in the wild valleys beyond
commercial emporium that shall the border settlements. A plain, unpre­
PitiutHP runs
tending former, too wise and generous to
C.
B.
WATSON.
challenge with us the commercial I be
C-irtfrly Cu a ),cu p'ed *.f the fiueet drug*.
self-conceited, too true to his own
supremacy of the coast. Oregon conviction of right to sacrifice principle ATTORNEY A n I) C’OUN.-ELOR AT LAW T3 AVINO BOUGHT THE INTEREST OH’ XV.
and
II. Albii.k i. in lie Atnu5b D klg Sioi.r, I
will, iu no distant time, out) um­ and Independence for temporary popu­
mu 11 rr^i ec lully Bolli it
in ii u<r ,.i n.epu ¡-'i.-
larity
or
place
as
a
member
of
the
legis
­
REA
L
ES
TA
TE
A
G
EN
T.
nur w jeh ha.- b--li a . ,1b r<ill> . x rutted l>- i lie pio
ber us iu population. Washington lative assembly of the provisional govern­
O 8 Í I ILB pu»t.
»t’en'lon g'veu to nil matters requir J.rl>-
Territory is an empire in ami oil ment, lie was as able and pure as any Dg D^^Speciil
[3-24if.
DR. J. H CHI I WOOD.
mi Anoiiry i.t'Le U. S. laid Ofl re.
itself, and both state and territory man who ever held a seat in that body.
L aks V d . w , L ake Co., O regon .
have as yet millions of unappro­ Yet we find that some of our cotemporary Miy31, 1S7«.
I' O-5A- f
have accused him of being in-
priated lands. There is now a chroniclers
rtuenced by favors, in the interest of Dr. L. A. N kil ,
YV m . D auiuh ,
R. P. N ail
large immigration pouring into ?.Ic Laughlin or the Hudson Bay Com-
ASHLAM) MARKET.
the country; and while Jim Mc- pany, insinuating that his course was an­
Shafter, Col. Beale, Lux «& Miller, tagonist c to the interest of c’tizens or the
Uni el States. Such unlike de’incatiuns
Throckmorton, ami other land cor­ of Jesse Applegate could < nly have been
morants are holding their broad obtained from a standpoint where the
Harris Neil
C o .,
•-DEALERS JN--
acres beyond the reach of pur­ view was very much ol structed by ego­
tistical v nitics, or the visual rays
chase at S40 per acr \ better lands obscured
All kiDQS cf fresh and dried
by the dark shadows of party or
and nearer to a better market may I sectarain prejudices. Under such unfa­
Meats,
be bought tor $5, or appropriated vorable surroundings these historic de­ Hide? an 1 pelts to 'glr, and nil kinds <4 f.u
Fountain & Farlow,
stock take 1 i-> . seining” for meat.
for nothing, or secured at govern­ I lineators were rendered incapable of pre­
senting a fair and faithful view of this
n< 37.v3-tf
ment price. Oregon has escaped old pioneer’s well known generous vir­
the greedy, black, speculative tues. That he has had his failings none
R3 SELLING out He r Si ck : i
ui ike l'ou ii 1er
spider that stretches bis web over will doubt. But who among Oregon’s Foiwarding and Commission
early
pioneers.
I
may
ask
in
vain,
has
Agent,
the soil to steal ami hold prisoner been less exempt. We may console our­
the iudustrious fool that comes to selves, fellow member«, in the belief that
Q j
plow. This is telling now iu fa­ the future hist nian will be at no loss in
R osrburg. Oregon
vor of our sister State. It is get- assigning to the sage of Yoncalla the
ALL on lit "tn iiunl.i'.ly til s c i •
place to which his eminent services have
AS
A
ANDCOxi«ODIOUS W\RF-
ing ten immigrants to our one. ju-tlv entitled him, while the Oregon pi­ H h"ii- LcRGE
—Amp«- oom •• Hur I>Lh' ill
Kimi of , u, !i <•»•_ x e ch.ii.u- of S u l.e n
It is taking industrious and work­ oneers simply owe him a lasting debt of »very
Ore”.>n xx i 1 Hod it tn their ¡lite e.l to »b’p .„I fieig.it
ing men away from California.” I gratitude for the disinterested labor
.Ashland College a n d Normal School,
Butler & Rockfellow
PIONEER STORE,
I
J
H
Oxl.lKK >U
il>r
nxn-
U<|. I’.liCe io
ill i ub ic hat 'bei utïe f r ri.le .. fu î lineî f
«LXÍ. slí ’.&D usíiud - j
a Ä! <5 9
STAP1 E a”’ FANCY GOOD’, DRE" GOOD-,
CUM HI NG BOO S ill SH<>ES,
HALS, C»P , HARDWARE,
ASHLAND HOUSE.
- c (H; h « e or S’fVDV-
1. - CLYSSICAL, ct.uir i g eix jeur», i.-ciii i.ng pe,..rat fjr » utw.
of A B i. • A. M.
2. SCIENTIFIC, i><ji‘ ri-g U rec je.ir*. D-_tee c • f- Tel,
S.
NoIlMAI.. I'OXi « E3i IA1. t.<l X U'l AL, ecu ji g I. «e jr r. r c .
c iii 51 g o . i iuii.eut».'I gr da e .
D , I m • g v-u
E X P £ N S E F,
B> »•••. $<» .» •« •• I'., M »•'<• $5« uicwtb,
(•«st of iiihi t fi ii.i 1.1 ¿1 ip'.ti 1' lia ). 5 eal tiiii»i«' in <• »»• ¿3 * «pi • rt. r.
B u»3 in K'.ai.iii.g H .‘I i" O. p' iV.il*. ':iit*i i* * «J*! oil •• ÿ4 •>(! a
<<• ÿ5 j». r <u.*i.tii.
w.ek. 1; ». m« <<r «••ilt.»ge% tor «• ll-Loar.liiig,
IUITION it. h"" C l 'ci «’
ni GI. VSS-W xRE,
Ad.ir«>H <'<<iuu.nuii'i tmu- '••
ASH'A D COLLiQ. AP.D NORMA SCCO
FIRST-CLASS HCUSE
A siilx M). O regon Jnm- lOm 187V.
Ar. <1 tve tils • prop i-« to
SIKES W ORDEN
H M. 1 HAT« HER.
“CHEAP FOR CASH !”
THATCHER & WORDEN
— Mo rfu—
ih : \ i.
•Quick S.i le -nd Munii Profits”
AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL­
SON OSCILLA I ING sliu I 1 LE
SEWING MACHINE,
LINEVILLE, LAKE COUNT Y, OREGON.
COUNTRY7 PRODUCE
Aie now r- c«"iv’i»v Doui '-■.n 1 rm vino uu ex e..-iie.* oil. ui ¿.O'd» c* gun1 vuiltiy
exactly riiit« d to ih«- trade of he
Taken in exchange for goods.
LAKE COUNTRY
SHALL I E Pl.EVE'l TO WAIT UP-
» »
ou . 1, cu» i.,,.- r» a. d w 11 do u..r le t to
give them .ui¡rf cii n
ISn I r & t*ockf.*lt«»w.
A«bland May 1G. 1879.
[3-51 if
ASHLAND HARNESS
SHOP
C. K. KLUM,
Which 'Ivy :"e nr pu red 'o-ell *' prio * th il catih"t lai1 t<< suti-fy < us mn'iv.
•mt” to call an.I t*< e a an t «■ e L.r t o ii — lv«-s.
Do not forget the Old P.onee^ Stoie of the Lake Country.
THATCHERS WORDEN.
A. F. QUI «ES, J R. HURK E
L. H. P MAR«R.
Selling' off Clie^p
MECHANICS
Saddlery & Harness, PLANING MILL.
L:idi<$\ ¡VIvu-5 and B< ys* Sad­
dles, a Special.ly.
A
DRY C uü DS, CLITHIEC, BIOTS AND SHOES,
C.CÂRS AKD I ü EACC ù S.
FURNITURE, SASH, BLIND
DOUR AND MOULD­
ING
STREET
OREGON:
G.UNIIE
r
Í—
YIuVES, i INWAR... HARDWARE,
FACTORY,
M.iRSH & CO.
117/ J'S,
DUSTERS
11 :RSE BLANKEJS.
foi : cash .
--------- AND
Tdiiiiy Bugjy and Plow Harness
ROBES,
B
Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex­
change for goods.
MANI F «ClUREB OF,AND DEA' ERIN
Bargains !
Bargains !
A shland , O regon .
PS a GI NERAL. ASSORT
Bargains ! K E' meiit
ot gm .Is in I
line cf iimie
RJ.KERYaid GLASSWARE.
I
ashl ni
III
.P I S US AM G ASS
Cluaper than any other House
Ashland.
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W inch : ster B fpe . viing R ifles All kinds of Planing, Moulding. L a RD<’ a N3 ......... 15 DilLLlRS r 100
Turning, Circular mU
W aieic HtcKi is ........................ 50 c
(commonly called Henry llifi. s) ot
bcioll
>awing.
model ot IStiG, lb73, and 1S7G
Winchester Repeat ng Rifles from
burniti re a n a Urnair nt
Pittols. Culricçts, Ltr.
$23 TO $30.
larviig, ite. Lun
t
io Order.
WHEAT T.k-n at ’h > H ehest
ii,
Î
Hi.O' gll ilnr 11 U<r.
OTiiEll compel« ill ii.btrufiors will l»e mcnr»«! a- f >rt u- t i” n»-«*<l’. of tin« II-
rtilulion r-q oie,
that tue pnpil»> UJ»y •* | lovi.l.tl Will, the l.rbt
h.Ciiities fol e«'Uiiu» u< l»ig U' «l compLt ng It»« •••h'jwiog
Ai:d ever) thl'ig tmially found in a
I
H. le. MUR T
MCFOL-'. A. M . Vice P > |Sen\
I* of -ru. o W» h uull'l8,
MR-. JE'ME B. NIC t> LS,
i'.C er ■ f Mur C AUil Fir 1.C ,,
MRS. A. A. ROGERS, Pecpti»,
t-f E gu»>. Uulu», r,
3
Grocerhs ani P.-cv sions.
CROCKERY'
AND NORMAL SCHOOL
» ill it li . nu t« i i ti««
te rll • rp |!»" •», ..Il •
mg iLe lollowi g | or-iliona in rli—
REV. TOXVILT. T. ROGERS. A. M.. Creelb-n.----- W. I
l’uf eor of »1 <.4 .« a .«Ir-u 1 •< e ca-,
mrs . m . yv .
L.U'1 e--, x.ollll
F or the purpose of founding the ashland college
i ; i «' A«'i »'•«• ■V' tit-.ty »■» '»>■• * "
''• ”»• ............
»••
cmiK'l of » B oa ' I ol I’r.i« e«*n,
• li **«’ i'»*"JJ
'• ‘1
FACULTY,
Maia Street, A siila nd.
aving succeeded
<
4OJLX1'
iiSsQj tS2«&S3S3il©2n
I'xl a Sto I 'it *»» » «»p.
Table and Pocket
Cutlery.
BARGAINS !
M >i kn ti i tes i. Exj'iii ge
I n.u
-rir F r»>•«•»’•- • li.
I o<
which he so cheerfully performed, with
YV ih .1, b c n, lion . I.i'»s, • tc , c''.ist'e I to my
. <1
M ■ idi Kg I' l>
l> <
c
reiorra.eor
rtn,
ii.e.iu
xxii
rife
v
piouipt
uf.eii-
an
earnest
desire
to
promote
the
general
<»r
'»Oui«
New York Tribune: There was
1
nu i III il O O
A-til nd Ju e 2i'h. l^Tli.
welfare of the pioneer settlers during the <i II.
a serious error in the Associated trying
Freight
per
ton
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t
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XV.
U
D
a
LEY,
(•
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e e
year of their greatest need.
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HP..I« ..I lini <lil <r
i ■ b
G
J. R. TOZER,
H S. EMERY
Press report of Senator Blaine’s There are a goodly number of the early Halt per cur
go d- c le.fll. L. M.
tlS-J-f.
I
•II*
o- Hun • • i'l:f
■h
e
H F. R I SER
remarks on Thursday. In com­ pioneers, both men and women, living
■ f<¿
».
n
ipiir.
. e in
fe
i and departed, whom I should be ple.ised I
>
N
15 1 «7<
A
paring the votes of northern and to siMiak of, but time will not permit.
t V
XII I
1
!’
MANÜFA ll’RE < OF, a ND LAI Kt! IN.
I
southern congressional districts,
_ _______________ [
tx-
li V.
SADDLERY
AND
HARNESS
The^Reppblican state cenvention of 1 CTOTHIER AN3 TAILOR,
the report made Mr. Blame say
Proprietors of the C hamp ox
that Seventy-seven northern dis­ California has made the following nomi-
I
MERGANSER, L a KE OIN Y*. OREGON.
II
as Just epened .A
tricts each year cast over 20,000 nations: For Governor, Geo. C.Perkins, !
1A0JD WORKERS’ FACTORY,
i LW.JS 01 HÀKD,
Butte; for Lieutenent Governor, Gen­ NEW S ORE in A • 11 L * N D,
votes. Mr. Blaine said 177 north­ of
F T r
eral John Mansfield, of Los Angeles;
A
shland
.
O
regon
,
XV er- ni y b • f .ui.d n «»»or in* nt. of
A LARGE assortment of
ern districts cast over 20,000 votes. for Secretary of State, 1). M. Burns.of
DEALERS IN
« n
Manufacturéis of all kinds of
Of the nine remaining northern Yolo; for Controller, D. M. Kenfield, i CASSIMERES, I LANNI-.L', YARNS, SOCKS,
SuBLEH,
MiKMiMi
BlliDLLK,
hPUl.s,
BLANKE
-,
ETC.,
of
Tuolumne;
for
Treasurer,
John
Weil,
districts, Mr. Blaine said that all
bTIfil.UPB,
Gen r 11 Me chand sJ
Sierra: for Attorney General, A. L. |
li T8t
wH.rs
—also —
except two cast over 1-5,000 votes. of
ZJ
LASrihS,
CiMHu
Harr, of Colusa; for Surveyor General, : Fi » b'ack cl « h*, D es i ..«, ml Engi-h Woo’ed
4 ur ish ng Goods.
In the south, only thirty-three J. W. Shanklin, of Alameda; for Clerk
i .ti.' i omp y t «1 tie*, y •«••!••• Gei III
Cualngs for snu», ill-f which x«bl be » Il
D3i>S, SAJI,
BLIiUi,
V II h L - 'Î c- you« r V - lia i».t i> ?
i » I 11
districts east over 20,000 votes, of Supreme Court, Frank W. Gross, of ,
1 Ü fl
• y by u di g «vi ■■ r.
,3 10 11
R. 1. B. •-u.
H .ruwar , <ck ry,
0008 fNOWD.ILW
Cheap
tor
Cash
San
Francisc
»:
for
Superintendent
of
.
while the remaining seveutv-three
Public Instruction, F. M. Campbell, of
FilAMii,
0.1 J I ¿outs an I ho. b Hats an ‘ cj.s
southern districts averaged less Alameda: for Chief Justice, A. L. ( lotb'ng ni'de to ord r in th- b s » yle« >md * <r tile
/ESrPiciCUK . lamps uc.itlj !H ce
fa b.n guk-.<ii'»el — Cu-'vme s ¡ntc'ia i
erwilliger
A • U tbo . E«> ry ta g > qi.b-d
than 15,000 votes; several of them Rhodes, Santa Clara; for Railroad Com­
r-’e-.
a go a ] bill nl ” • in y h v c i lit g
dune ir n d :ad r >e-.
going below 8,000, and one below missioned's, Joseph S. Cone, a farmer of
I« prepariti l«< ilo ail kinJ.« of
aning of nil kinds, sawing,
idi HA Gl ho AL TiAüE
o
C. II. Phillips, a book-keeper,
2,000. It is evident that some i Tehama,
PATTERNS CUI W ORDER,
etc.,
turning,
boring,
etc.,
A- Ct* i h - i, e
of San Luis Obispo.
JAlNilsC,
CLAIM NG
A A*
Democratic senators are annoyed
Inf ct,»v ryt'iing dons ia 'tu w.iy tu cio be au)
DONE Will! IHSPATt It.
L2J -AN L£Ü LR_S LT* UE1
'Lt*
— AND —
in kí up ¡he uiuu.
by the figures and regret the in­ G rand L odge O fficers ,!. O. G. T.—
X-ft.AViti. contka 'T ’.or I he ei «ciion o
OF THOSE " 110
HE H IN F
¿JP-» jQ’jp sir
All kinds of approved country
JOHN FR ALL Y.
troduction of the Rhode Island At the session of the Grand Lodge of
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BlIl.niNGs.
BOOTS ANI»
2-vA f.
M io .S r e A lu nd
WEAR
GOOD
W agon mik I B uggy P ainting
i Good Templars at Salem last week, the
produce aken in exchange for
case.
Undertaking, a Speciali y.
1 following Grand officers were elected for
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U 8p«ClnUy.
’joiisr uz’x»-'- ■-l'lii'xi.u
goods.
the ensuing year: For Grand Worthy
Prince Louis Napoleon,sonof Na­ > Chief
Work ■ «le »» liv’i'i! r le'.
,\!a <-i i us of->l! ki <1- ►urli '*
SATISFACTION guaranteed
Templar, C. A. Sehlbrele, Satem;
^tlrDo not fail to give us a trial before
—
DEA!
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IX-
poleon III,was killed in the South I Grand Woithy Counselor, B. H. Allen,
SHANKING iBE CUBLU FOR r.YST FA-
purehas.ng, we are determined to give
dk
»oí-i - » ...eoi o e 8 •• e U el.luit.
Give
Us
a
Trials
FRENCH AKD ALLICATOR C3CDS,
African war by the Zulus on the Halsey; Grand Woithy Vice Templar, STOVES, TIN AND HABD-
suUsiactioH.
the :
Aid li, th úg ©De ILui V e p bliv iu ) i
DALEY & CO.
2(1 inst. He had been out with a I j Julia Simpson.Portland;Grami Secretary,
WARE,
ioneer
otel
G. S. Sergent & Co.
iv-I. hi x
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A. Coburn, Poit’.and; Grand Treas-
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reconnoitering party, and was I ! C.
LINKV
1I.I.E,
LAKE
CO.,
OBEGON.
i i LWAYS ÛN HA
D,
urer, J. C. Cooper, McMinnville; Repre-
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PH( EX’IX OREGON.
no. R. B. Hutchings. Linkv lie, Like County. Oregtn
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surrounded by the savages, who : sentatives to the Right Worthy Grand B Ba« Ju«: received a new «lock o
And .11 iv.ok go i« ti up in tl.e
pierced his body with seventeen Lodge, Mrs. M. E. Hoxter,Forest Grove,
nail -, do 'R. in.r.,
ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY
uà RR îàî -E M N"F'CT3RÏ-
T e Sub-criber le : g b> io C> rg- ut a*
VKHV EwT »11 LE.
spear thrusts. Upon his death the ■ and W. S. Jaiats, Portland. The follow­
WARDI OIE AND 1UD-
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NUTLF.Y.
are tne aj p .inted of! cers: Rev. L. A.
1.0 KS SUREXV«. BOL S, UAND-
New York Herald comments as ing
Tne »i b-cnb-r g'.v-r tx.tlce that ho 1« now prejn.r- Of ili’’ L te c Uni v, Kii>' i- d iiin.iie i<>
I Panks, Diains, Grand Chaplain; A. M.
SAWS, LEX’i'H-sCt<E 'S. Pl ANE«, BUTTS.
follows: “The Bonapurtist came Allen, Dallas, Grand Marshal; Alice STR iP-HIx*GE«,AVGhR-B!r«,BRACES F|! ES, ed io till order. f >i gl<>ve« ut ite,
WM. D COÌTE
GEORGE NURSE,
iiink * lue g e-'- comioriul>l>‘«mi h¡*rpy
into prominence as soldiers id for­ Hitches, Turner, Deputy Grand Marshal; SBOE1XG-KNIVES. PTXCERS HAMMERS
(TIVE HIM A C vl.L-An'reel »• ured tnutbe
Linkv lle Livery Stables,
fiEST BUCK. KJX. IX CREAi FA
RASP-. GRIN -STONES FRY-PAN8,
Mill lu Ke ya- tee, ..I l v.i e.
tune. As a soldier of fortune their Th"». Adams, Hillsboro, Grand Guard;
C. E. Mager«. Amity, Grand Sentinel.
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LEVY,
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GEORGE NURSE.
BAKEO'ENS HXiURES,
last figurehead has disappeared It was deckled to hold the next session
hü SE & CCRPE
BOES. RAKES.
Ali. lie 'e.uber etc ,eic. Gill n my «s>ibl »hmeu
Their reign was always one of of the Grand Lodge at Albany’.
SHI EP-'REARS, HORSE BRU-O'E«, CYRUS,
I
R. T. BALDWIN fcR.
DALEY & CO.,
GEO.
NbTLEY.
C. S. Sergent & Co.,
•1
FURNITURE,
J. N. T
Georg e T. Baldwin
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brute force, and it is lining that
G ood P lace for Y oung P eople . —We
by I I m ? assegiu of a brutae ravage
the line has been extinguished. ti.ke the fi Rowing from the Jacksonvizle
: Ile ¡.1 nine t f raloi ns in Ash-
Heaven save the world hum an­ land is < ne of ti e str< ngest arguments in |
other like it.” ’
favor of its college. Keep your chiklren
CURRY COMBS. AXFS. sHoVETA PICK
ANu AXE HANDLES, HAY FORKS,
W ELL YVHi-EI S. R >PE.
CLOTHES LINES. AXLE GRE»-E. SxND PA­
PER. (l.OiHES WRINGERS, FLOUR
SIEVE', O FEE Ml! T,s, WREN RES,
IVCK-SAVYS. ol UK, EfC..
from temptatii n if you can until their 1 GUN AND 1’1« OL CARrRiD ES POWDER,
characters are strong and firm and it will i
CAPS, SHOT AND LEAD FLA -IRINS,
CHISELS, CO* IE1.LS IA KS,
save many a wreck. Tltere is nothing
BRADS, CL'Ni' NAIL«,
more sad eit Gon’s eaith than to see
1BY .-QUARKS,
bright eyed generous boys longing in an
I EVELS,
idle and profitless way abi ut saloo ns,
i RAZORS AND R AZ »R--» R »P', TABUE AND
familiarizing themselves with various
PvCKE I* • U I H.ER Y a T 1) »iud«l,
habits—playing with tire that may after­
F SA BOOKS LINES EH'..
wards consume them. Keep your chfl- ALL KI'DS
OF SdEEl-IRON AND COPPER
dien from temptation; if in after years
WARE on b id fid ill de ou der.
they faM, they alone are accountable.
vA i'2il
On the subject of milling inCali-
fortiui and Nevada, Alexander
j Delmar, a noted stati-ticain, has
’ written a communication to the
New York Suu warning eastern
men against the bonanza mines
and quartz mining generapy. He
says the Comstock lotle is honey­
combed and used up. California’s'
current product ot fifteen million
»
gold is derive»! chietlv from hv-
Ou M «iu S re-1
draulic mine', usually close corpo- ; Ashland - • ■ • - OiCN«»n. I
rations, which have obtained the I li ire row ou Find .« b- u if«l «rror mei t <>f
B .10!*»-, ' ”de* Fr n< li Fl”.w8, Wreath-
privilege ot washing hills into vai- n.«»*,
Plu f« Ne'» T1 ». L'i e>’ Sail». Ju-. LvUt«’
i leys,and for the sake of one cent’s j
Fiui-trngG ««1»,ev.,ri<-.Al«»
w’orth of gold in a cubic yard of!
earth are choking its rivers, filling .
ui.l li e W «ruer B-:itUi Coo«'.
up its harbor, and entirely ruining ' f.yA 1 orleo* ir«>ui a diet::no pn.Bipi'y tilled.
Every •!» hg «« hl • heap f«*r Coh.
its agricultural lands.
t^TT.ie ch'Dg. Freenug urdCulorug. i" »’• verj
Millinery Store.
Buttricis. Patterns
LeaMcl 1U141UM.
Subscribe for the T idings .
•v2ull.ll
il. s. H. D. Jone*.
«
Wagon Shop.
fpilEUNPF.R IGNEI) W LL BE FOUN'-
I st hi- »ko,» ot Almi s ree . '»o coo s
f oru’I’e liv-’iy stable-, tvl.e e be is p>ep<r«<l
in <lo all kinds ol work iu bi- line I die
lo '6'1 price.
WAGONS, BUGGIES AND all KINDS
Of Vehicles Made to Order.
llep iri'g of «11 kinds ’o:.e with di-*p itch
pail ml .*ee me,
noi f
i
JOHN RALPH.
ou Uruiiiie Street »nd ree fur y<Him If.
Jno II It. lint liings.
SIR
RODERICK,
STAGE LINE.
<piIE SUBSCRIBER HILL IIEREAF-
1
er iun a Li e o'«i,,ge d il. b. l*«-»,n
A.-iilaMi and Linhv’Hle f r the Iran« or
•aiiou i f |> s-i i g< I* and expies.« mat.er.
Un M ii'iays. W< »li:«’s<l >ys , ami Fri
dulls, al 5 o’clock A M , I< firn)
Will make the ensuing season,
commencing April 7th ami end­
ing July I si, at, the stables of C.
F. Blake, one mile east ot Ashland,
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes­ w
day of each week.
DESCRIPTION.
S ir R oderick is a dark bay
with no white; four years old. and
will weigh almut thirteen hun2n*d
pounds. Hissire was old C apt .
liga RT—dam , by L ion H eart .
1 ci in« $10 For the S«*a»on.
Cure will be taken to prevent
acciilents, but no liability will be
Sassumed.
G. W. FORDYCE,
A ahlamd , O regon .
wg gf a
.
Ashland and Linkvi.le
lUOtl f|
TriE SLiGlRi STALUJU,
H
FOUR I ORSE COACH
i.l. siari fiom A'hb.nd, «iiiviug
Link
vide in ih- evening < f t e mii.e day*.
A<e |.lei»«-d io
atiouiee that Ueii 3’ jo I m
tT*
J. S. E ubanks ,
ItlKKV ILL E
As LAND
O regon
“
* ! VEN W E .1.
YGÜxá CR Ki­
age- «Il I all ki .<1 of ve’ii«* e< rn le to
Aie in ncrle«' '«.> -r, am.ly ir> viJed wl h fce> O er a' «bi‘1'1 fl'.tic. lUp lil ing p'omptly
Au>l h ' cu-l,,ii.w> «il. ie». itilw
. >d nea ly do u*. Fine w ik a >p”C ally.
|.roil>l*liv and in ill's Utfl rtjle
v3 x'23-rf.
HACK« Exc-llen’ BUGGIES aid No
LAKE COUNTY
Good
RIDING HORbES
OEGO\
i
S
lw .» u li ml.
g^-florret prom nth cared for, an ’
Tourists and Others Outfitted
Oi the shortest n,’l»
,be Linml'e S i ble«Mii
iv S ii .T i O
NURbh a. COM PE
g-jr D » not f il io
LEAVES LINKV LLE
ne-l«xs, Tnur-d iys and Sutiirdiys in tin*
in >tui .g. aii’.vii g in A-lil oi'l i'» •it»’
Wagon Factory
evening. Dn ibe al erni'e '*«y« a
^03 THE ENEUTOFTIKÌSE l>E<IR
two-hi.r«»' hack O' bii« k-bo id
iuggo d w.gon w"k il e nude s'gi e.l
uill mckc th” iiip
eehy ni ke« ku x»n ih u te ce" bc io u.d
Farr e cii way)................................................ ®® • ..li nines «■ hU st'Op in 'be s- w» ' omei
Attorney at (Sato.
Th«' st >g»s c nm et w ih ha< ks I r Ltk<- O»’ihr pi!'»tic s<| 'le Asilimd Ogn.. and n-
P ortland , O regon ..
e "ly and wl'ine o do »'I «o k entnis ed
view a d F«>ri Ki inmih.
I
o in- na "o km-mlike munoer. YV Y<» Tkrticuhr attention pnid Io LandBtiea.Colledfhf
^9*Expre«i ch <r es >e»«"n 'b!e
i)N'. ARillAGl'.', Bl’GGIl-S WIHEL-
Debts and. all kinds of Government CI mbmu
1'FFICE i" A«h and at 'le I'v-ry st«hb*. BAKROVvS, I LOW STO' K\ Ac., rn.de
o
r.le
.
and
lepai'cl
oh
sboi
'
'
once.
Ii Liukvibe al Thi'cher 4 W..id«n « 'o e.
T’e besi Laéiern s'o k co »uu'lv o i
Prine i al Odie-, J tck««»nv 'I», Or*g >n.
• inns «t siiux will attend io i< y bwsinea
h.ud.
W. W, keninor .
PolUaiid,
[v3uo7f
Aaùlund, June 17ih, 1876.
noltf.
Proprietor.
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H. F. P3IIUPS,