Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, July 11, 1879, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 1 iDlNGS ISSUES .I.VP RESULTS OF THE UI.Y 11. 1879. I RIHA Y Ft.UR'iH GF J FLY ORATI'»: . Those \vho attended the celebra tion in Ashland were treated to an oration entirely above com|;..r- i.wii with the ordinary biincome speeches of the day- In substance ....................... finish and delivery ’ it v ns i worthy the nnme oration, For a little more than an hour Prof. Ro_u rs held the mitlairgmn attention ami interest of his amlienee tipou the theme which he had chosen— “Our Preeminence as a nation. ’ AVe should be gl;id to Live a full report of the oration, but our space «mil notes will only allow us to furnish a brief outline: The speaker introduced his sub ject with the statement that we have inherited the accumulated wealth of past ages—of sixty cen turies—their iiivent:ons, practical methods, results of flier research es, their scientific attainments and experiences. From each of the great nations and peoples of the ages gone we have had the privi lege of selecting what was best and most perfect in their sciences, arts, religion and language. Com bining the excellencies and avoid ing the impcifectiuns of these na tions and pt oples, we can but be as a nation tar in advai ee of any of them. For natural advantages our possessions arc second to none. Our territory, is new, rich, vast and varied. l he stars and stripes float in the icy wind from the.fro zen land of the north and in the languid zephyrs of the torrid /one. Taught by (he experiences ot the old world, we have, as it were, a new planet on which to improve ypon rhe elforts of the past, l he lessons which the nations of o’d learned by bitter ami eostlv expe rience we learn as a chi il from the pages of their history. In our veins as a people combine am! CO use the vital forces of the l>e-t raees. We a>'c a survival and union of the fittest. The strength and viiior of the Roman, the reline- ment and delicacy ct the Greek, tlie breadth and endurance of the Teuton, the fire and wit of the Gaul, the devotion of the Hebrew, are combining in us and f rmn » > «r , ft « • national character rounded and balanced. Our ruling ideas art* most worthy and inspiring, A nation to be great must be com posed of great men, and great men are nurtured and developed by be- iug ted upon grand ideas and thoughts. Our national ideas ol liberty, independence and human ity will build up strong, noble characters, and place us as a peo ple upon a high plane and an en- durinir foundation. Our iorm ot govermm lit is the best. Avoiding the imperfections, it possesses the excellencies ot till other plans ot nationality. In many things we are ahead of most ot the mitions of the world, notably in education amt in our ideas ami habits of tem perance. Uur past history, our future prospects as a nation are such as to inspire ardent enthusi asm, devout gratitude and stead fast confidence. t Cenerini New» Items. i EXTRA SESSION Grant is in Japan. The harvest in Germany is promising. Peace negotiations are pending between the British and Zulus. Secretary Schurtz contemplates visit ing Indian agencies during the summer. A number of fatal accidents on the Fourth are reported from various parts of the country. A cyclone destroyed much projierty and killed a number of people in Good hue county Minnesota, last week. The Sujiervising Inspector General at Washington has agreed with Inspector llemis in the decision absolving Capt. Car roll from blame in the Great Republic disaster. The wheat crop of Southern Ohio and Indiana, which is about all harvested, is one of the finest ever raised in that sec tion. In many places it will average nearly forty bushels to the acre. .John II. Burke, in behalf of himself and ail other Consolidated Virginia stockholders, has begun suit to recover 81,000.001) from James C. Flood, tlie Pacific Refine y and Bullion Exchange and the executors of the estate of W. S. O'Brien, deceased. This suit has the ef fect of tying up the estate of O Brien, which was about to be distributed and is similar in principle to those now pend ing, making four suits now before the courts, aggregating 841,444,000. Noxv that tlie extra session of Congress is over, the journals of the country are summing up the points made by each party in the game which has been so interest ing to tlie politicians engaged. 3 !i!- stake for which the partv leaders were playhig was capital for the next camp; igu, anil, it we are to believe the partisan press, I each party, carried off the prize. Whatever may oe lhe merits or demerits ui the Leasure which was tht' point at issue between the two parties—(he repeal ot the law re lating to lhe supervision ot elec tions by U. S. ollicers—the effect of the struggle has been to stir parly feeling to an extent unwar ranted by the 11 ue interests of gov ernment xviiich were involved. With both houses ot congress in their hands, showing a gr< at and rapid change ot political sentiment within the last tew years, the Democratic leaders trit sure ot success at thenext general election and were anxious to bring up an i SOCI E T 1 E S. issue that would wake up the ranks ami semi tht* Democratic Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. tide booming ox er all opposition. XI.ets at the new Hall of McC.ill & B.tuin every The Bepiililicaii leaders, finding in Friday eveuiug at 8 o'clock v. m . Bi oilier?, and in good st indi ingare curii .illy invited to >t- the ¡'sue presented an opportunity sisters tend. Tue Teiuple meets e1 ry tiret uni third XVt«l- to revive the old war spirit of sec nesday in each month. Miss F kakces M yer , XV. C. T., tional feeling and antagonism, C iias . N utlet , Sec'y. which they had xviih alarm found to be declining, eagerly caught up zlsblicncl Lodge No, 23 the gauntlet, and the war xvas A. F. * A. HI.. fought over at ain, and the battle cry will echo from stump to stump Hold« their stated communte.itioue Thursday eveD on or before the full moon. Brethren iu good all through the next campaign. lug, standing are cordially invi’ed to att-n 1. Unfortunately tor the Democracy, W. H. ATKINSON, W. M. appearances,so tar as we can judge J. S. E cbank », 8ec’y. at this time, indicate that the con- -jCfrnv ■> Ashland Lodge Xo. 15, servaiive or liberal wing of the Re I, O. O. F., publican party, which had been "*■ Hold their regular meeting every Saturday even swelling the Democratic ranks tig at their lull in Ashland. Brother» in good -u'end. since the presidential campaign of »laud.ng are cordially invited E. to DE l’EAT, N. G„ ’73, when lhe corruption revealed XV. XV. K entnor . Sec’y. ill meeting* on fuee lay evening, near- t during Grant’s administration t e Rebek full of tlie moon e>icn moi'-n. drove them from the Republican H O T E L S told, is dropping back again and falling hi with the “stalxvarts.” It this be true, it the imh pendent voters are IrighteiK d by the posi UNDERSIGN! D WISHES TO RE- tion taken by the fMmthern mem rpiIE I mind hi- Iriemls, ami 'lie tiavelinz pub bers in the contest ot the extra lic generally, that lie is still to be loui'il at session, then tlie Democracy have ibis LONG ESTABLISHED HOUSE, lost their game, and xvith a judi where he Is re uly at any time, and on all cious nomination the Republicans occasions to ?e< be'oie tl eni the l est the have good prospect ot electing the market aftords, iu a style second to no other house in Oiegon. m xt president. I'itiners and slippers for special occ sio'i«. V In regard to the course to be pursued by U. S. marshals in lhe absence of appropriations tor their fees, Ch’n Atkins and others ot the Democratic committee on appro priation- say that it marshals go forward and perform the ordinary duties of their office, there will be no difficulty in securing the prompt passage ot a deficiency bill tor their reiiet next December. All mar shals can procure suflieient money to carry them through, and the only question remaining was whether the administration could lawfully allow them to involve tlie covernnrmt iu liability tor the payment of their fees by permit ting them to serve criminal pro- cess. This question has beet» set tled by Attorney General Devens, who iu replv to an inquiry trom a marshal, wrote: “1 advise you to perform the usual duties of your office, which you are in no way forbidden to d»> to the extent ot vour power. I recognize the diffi culties you may have to encounter. In all this matter, however, you will have to rely upon your expec tation of future legislation t hat shall be just to you. All other expenses except tlie fees of mar shals and their deputies have been provided for.” I ASHLAND HOUSE. ----------------------- ♦—4 ----------------------------- ------ -- Ashland College a n d A ormai School Georg e 7 Baldwin. -DEALER IN — STOVES, TIN AND HARD WARE, Butler & Rockfellow. LkufflJ (32J3 s £3£31SS>-£1 4 LINKVILLE, LAKE CO., OREGON. .IBn» just rert-ivol a new stock o PIONEER STORE, NAIL», DOOR, TILl., WARDROBE AND l’AD- LlXlKS, SCREWS, BOLTS, HAND Main Street, Ashland, SAWS, BENCH SORE *8, PI AXES, BUTTS. ST R A P-HIXG ES, A U(. E R-BITS, BR ACES, Fl l.ES, SHoEING-KNIVES, PINCERS, HAMMERS aving succeeded mrs . m . w . har - oadine m lhe bUKii.ese, would atiuounce to RASPS, GRIMiSTGNES, FRY-PANS, HAKE OVENS, FIX 1VRES, the EUb ic that they oiler fur sale a full line of HOES. RAKES, SHEEP SHEARS, HORSE BRUSHES, CARDS, CURRY COMBS, AXES, bllOVEI.S, PICK AND AXE HANDLES, IIAY FORKS, <¿1 ä g¡) WELL WHEELS, Itul'F, CLOTHES LINES, AXLE: GREASE, SAND PA PER, Cl.OIHES WRINGER.-, FLOVR STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, SIEVES,COFFEE Ml 1.18, WRENCHES, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, BUCK-SAWS, GLUE, ETC., HATS, CAPS, HARDWARE, GUN AND PISTOL CARTRIDGES, POWDER, CAI'S, SHOT AND LEAD, FLA I-IRONS, CHISELS, COW BELLS, TACKS, BRADS, CLENt' NAILS, TRY SQUARES, BEVELS, CROCKERY auil GI.ASS-WARE, RAZORS AND RAZOR-STP.OP.S, TABLE AND POCK El' CU TILERY (of ¡.1) kiuds , I And everything usually found in a FISH HOOKS LINES. FTC., ALL KINDS OF sHEEl-lRoN AND COPPER WARE on baud and m de :o Older. v l-iiitl ¡Ti ODCXrtXXl¿»«J LLJd*. F or the pvitrosE of founding the A shland college and normal school the A m I s I uih I Academy property li hem plac. il. Ire.* fr> ra debt, under the control of x Board of Tr.is ees, who bave luangnr tied the enterprise by fill ing tbe iullowitg positions in the I REX’. LOXVFLL L. ROGERS, A. M.. President.----- XV. I. N1(:FOT.S, A M . Vice Pre-IJen-, i’.ufe sor of Moral aud XL u al Sc eiA-, P ofestor 01 M th umi I c *. i MRS. A. A. ROGERS, P ec p ess, T'eachei of Eiglisu Grau.u*. r, MRv JEANIE B. NIC I* Ls, l<*.ci..-r « f Alt.s.c uud I i.ucu, OTHER competent iuetructors will be secured u» fart a» the need» of the In- btltiitluti It quite, that the | u,.tl» may be provukd will, tbe be»t luciiities foi coniiutDciiig and conipktiug tbe lol low tug R ai arc in* thef-1 count a fall in 1.07; 1 .1 une. —< Oi IDE OF ST1OV— 1. —CLASSICAL, teqnir'ug six years, including peparatory s.u Her. Graduates receive the degree* of A. B arri A. M. 2. —SC1EN11F1C, req1 iilrg three jears. Degtee conferred, B. S. 3. -NORMAL. COMMERCIAL and MUSICAL, vetu, yiug li ne J.ut* each. certiljme- to ».uiuu-eute of gradu.ie-. DI; k.ma* given expinses , Groceries and Provisions, TUITION in four Cnllnsint- U.i.cl.«’-. 4« a n.t'i th. Mtific 85 a n oidb, (uav of insti tiiLt 1.1 tl addlUotiui). Vot ai n ine in C Ur», $3 h quarter. Bourd in Boarding Bull <•< in | mute inn iii«s 83 5o i<> S4 Et) M week. Kouius or cottages tor ►<• If-boarding , ¿2 io t5 per month. J* PRCM.K.NT FEATÜF.ES AND ITEMS OF INTEREST FIRST-CLASS HOUSE And wo also propose to sell all Goods “CHEAP FOR CASH !” ASHLAND DRUG STORE The largest stock of DRUGS. ----- MOTTO----- ‘‘Quick Sa ics und Small Profits” 31i:i)l( l.\ i:s, ETC., AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL SON OSCILLATING SHUTTLE - Ever received iu A hlaud— -------- o-------- Stationary, j I Perfumery A N D - Toilet Articles. SEWING MACHINE, -TOYS- COUNTRY PRODUCE ¡ 1. The College will be chartered; and the Normal or Training sch<» 1 for teach ers will be made, it is hoped by special enactment, an adjunct of the Public School system, and diplomas made equivalent to first grade certificates. 2. Ashland l as no saloons. The sale of intoxicating liquors is prohibited by the city authorities, who are sustained 1 y a f tr< ng ] til lie s< ntili ent. 3. 1 he school will be under tl e sv.j ervhion of an Evangelical Christian Church. The Bible will be reverently read and studied; the woiship of God encouraged; but the institution will be secteiian in no cl jccticnal le sense. ; 4. Book-keeping, business aritl n.etic, Frglish e< nq < s ti< n and other branches specially pre] aratoiy f< r business life, will leceive unusual attention. 5. The preceptress will give her chief attention, to tie cm : nd ux*< < jv night of the young ladies. An endowment of 820,CKO will be, there is no reason to hope, promptly sub scribed, enabling the Trustees to reduce the present lutes of tuition, specially to teachers, after the present year. Address coiunmnications to ASH’A D COLLEGE AND k OF. Ar AL SCCOl. A shland , O regon June 10th 1879. In great variety aLd of new ai.d various design*. —PUliE WINES and LIQUORS— Taken in exchange for goods. H.M. THATCHER. -F.r medic il purposes- THATCHER & WORDEN \\TK SHALL BE PLEASED TO WAIT UP S'▼ uu 1.11 customer» tu.d will du uur best to Pipes. Tobacco -A N U— DEALERS IN give them satit faction. — Cigars.— SIKES WORDEN ISiitL r & Ruckfellow. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, GLASS, BRl'SilES, I TC., ETC Ashland. May 16, 1879. [3-51 tf CANDIES, NUTS and FINE CONFECTIONS ASHLAND PKESC’RIPTIO.MS HARNESS SHOP LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON. Carefully com oirnded of lhe finest drug». aving roucnr the interest of w . H IL AtKiii» bin ihe A sulan D DiiUo S iuhf , I illk-rull^ tXteuded l<< 111» pio- C. K. KLUM, DR. J. H. CHITWOOD. manufacturer of , and dealer in WUi.l 1 rer| eC fllliy solicit > coidilill U'eol ILe|>U Te-11- age w ich ha> be*n prte'or» in ite paft. [3-24tf. Saddlery & Harness, Are now receiving front San Fraticisco an ex.ensive «lock ot goods of great vatWty exactly suit« d to ihe track of ihe LAKE COUNTRY Which 'hey are prepared foKell at prices that cannot fail to satisfy customers. sure to call ami see us and see for yourselves. B Bargains! A shland , O regon . A GENERAL ASSORT Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool taken in ex Bargains! went of goods iu Liu line of trade. K EEPS change for goods. ’. Mens’ and Boys’ Sad* Bargains ! Ladies dies, u Speciality. I A corropondent ot the Oregon ian »jives the tollowing reasons tor the executive committee ot the UNION HOTEL AND BAKERY. Agricultural Sm it tv ot Oregon ASHLAND, OREGON. havin li chosen t he 2 11 h ot Septem S NOW FINISHED and the Propri 4 RE SELLING out their Stock hi ber tor iht* lime ot the next lair, etor is leuly at. all times t<> receive make IVO li lor gue-is ami funi's'i them with neconmtoda- instead id a later date, as liereto- to none in the country. tore: TiiC liiiiib poiliwii ot all the liuiis secund Suppers furi.isl.ed ¡or order. cereals, fruits and garden vegeta- Nitrirle Meni».................................................. S B7 i New GoocUl bl“s will he suflieiently matured lion rd per Weeli......................................... 1 OO REV. J. H. MAYFiELD, tor smcoslul exhibition at that CALL on them immediately ani secure Proprietor. t ime, l he roads and the race track will almost certainly be solid and Mise ELLANEOU8 in tine condition. A large propor tion of the grain, and all lhe hay 0. B. WATSON. and straw can be saved by that ATTORNEY A a D COUNSELOR AT LAW XV. C. DALEY, J. R. TOZER. H. S. EMERY. time in our country. l he moon and will be two days past the first REA L ESTÀ TE .1 GENT. quarter, and tlieie will be, there Sped d attention given lo all matters requlr fore, moonlight all the nights ot ng uu Attorney at the V. 8. Lint Oh.ce. L aks Vn.w, L ake C o .,O ke « on . the 1.i»". It w ill be some time be Proprietors of the C hampion May 31, 1878. (DO-50--.f fore the usual setting in ot the hard W m . H ablis , R. P. N eil WOOD WORKERS’ FACTORY, tail rains, and the time of frosts L. A. N eil , ASHLAND MARKET. not yet. Perhaps one-hall of our A shland , O regon , state tails here, set about the 10th Manufacturers of all kinds of or 13th of October, have been rainy, while during September we Harris Neil 8 l C o ,, have general v nice summer .- dealers 1N-- weather. The florals will be Ill DQbCS, 8ASU, BLIH08, All kinas of fresh and dried perfection then, which form a DOOR AKD WIKDüW Meats, pleasing feature of our lair. FRAM¿3, Hides and pelts bough’, and al! kinds of f.it Team, Buggy and Plow Harness, WHIPS, Fountain & Farlow, ROBES, BARGAINS ! DALEY & CO., FURNITURE, jC^I’iciüHlc H'AMES ueuily nuce to enter. - » su ^“P laning of all kinds, saxving, L. 8. P. MARSH, DUSTERS HORSE BLANKETS. I • * Do not forget the Old Pioneer Store of the Lake Country. THATCHER & WORDEN. A. F. SQUIRES, J. R. BURKE M ECHAN ICS ----- ALSO------ I Selling off Cheap FOR CASH. W inchester R epeating R ifles PLANING MILL. DRY CCCCS, CLCTHIfC, EOfTSAED SHOES, (commonly called Henry Rifles) ot -------- AND GICÂF.S AND T l EACGGS. model ot 1S66, 1S73, and 1S76 FURNITURE, SASH, BLIND DOOR AND MOULD Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. ING WHEAT Taken at the Highest STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, Market Rates in Exchange CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. for Goods DOltf. Ashland, Jute 27th, 1876. R. T. BALDWIN SR FACTORY, kursh & CO. FAROS 1 US ANJ g ASS GRANITE STREET, ASHLANE Cheaper that) any other House OREGON. in Ashland. » MANUFACTURER OF, AND DEALER IN, I L ard C ans ......... 15. D ollars per. 100 o SADDLERY AND HARNESS, All kinds of Planing, Moulding. Turning, Circular and W ater B uckets .................... 50 u MERGANSER, LAKE COUN 1Y, OREGON. ¡Scroll ¡Sawing. ! Winchester Repeating Rifles from ALWAYS ON HAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SADDLES, harness BRIDLES, SPURS, STIRRVPS, .BITS, WHIPS. LASHES, ClSiCHO BSi- Repairing p'omp’iy and cheaply dune. Give n. u c .11 an i coiivioce yourselves lira' you Call » ve n on ey by tr»dii g witU me. [3 10 fl R. 1. B. f b . J. N. T erwilliger Furniture and Ornatrental Carving, Etc. Done to Order. >798’Furniture. S<*eh. Doors Blinds 1'1 ‘ Moulding c tr-lmi'i on l and and ni d ■ to order. We will contract Io I’i'ig t an t e e »1 kinds of buildings. When ole to those employing us, we w ! :i‘ so rd I th.* I ma'crial required for li & ■ mructien rd I any building ready >• r •>,.sTiy. [ii' llltf $25 TO $30. Extra Borton **yrup. Table and Pocket Cutlery. B. F. REESER. Ashland, Oreg Nov. 15. 1878 if. l KSH & BO. In a recent debate in the House la prepared to do all kinds of of (’milli ons upon the depression ot agriculture in Gnat Britain, Forwarding and Commission FAINTING, GRAINING turning, o boring, etc., etc., — AND — (Tiiipliii pointed out that the tuture DONE XVlTlt DISPATCH. Agent, —OF THE— fate id British agriculture is de 'S^,\V ili . CONTHACT lor ilie erection o’ pendent upon the cost of produc H. Es. M U R T Q Ji, nil kinds ol Uin.DiNGs. W agon and B uggy P ainting A 6 h. U a 4 tion in America, li the cost of a specialty. Roseburg. Oregou. ^.Undertaking, a Specially, DEALERS IN importation tell below (he cost of XX’ork <'oDe at living rate*. as a large and commodious ware - hou‘e—Ample room store freight and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. production at home, the ruin of H every CTtHANKING THE PUBLIC FOR PAST FA- General Merchandise. kind of produce. Mercbaute of Soinhern ® Vural io ni a stale of the » .u.e iu tae future. British agriculture was not tar Oregon u i 1 find it to their »nterett to ship ail freight Give Us a Trials line House. Furnishing Goods, BOOT & SHOE STURE distant. Liberals such as Brassev, lUiough Wool, b.con, llour, biles, etc.,consiguel to my DALEY & CO. ioneer otel Mac Dutl* and Du if blamed I he Brit c n- lor rare or sUipmeut will receive prompt atten Hardware, Crockery, ]X’ol. Ill N-. I tf] TriANKS TO THE PUBLIC tion. ish land system and name laws for •r Freight per ton............................................ 81 CO Jno. B. R. Hutchings. Linkville, Lake County, Oregon Fo'- tl eir Liberal I'a iomige «liicli lie Boots and Shoes Hats an Laps depression. Their arguments were Sult ¡M-r car load........................................... SO accept- us tesón o y < I hei appré Ai.d iu short, Every tl.iig r.ipilred ciation Hi» puipo-e is lo summed up in aspireh by Bright, .J.t-^mrk goods ere of H. L. M. (48-3- f. ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY Ttc Subscriber is tgaln in^charge of the PIONEER HOTEL, who warm'd land owners that lhe J O UY FRADEY, “Grow With the Place.” FOR THE GEKEKAL TP.AOE Tee subscriber gives nolice that he is now prepar. competition of tlie United States Of the Lake countiy, and is determine to ed tu lili orders L»r gluvss of tbc¡ A« Cbeip a. the make Lis g ests comfortable and happy. would go on increasing and the CLOTHIER AND TAILOR, he IS IN F.W0B OF THOSE WHO lIVE HIM A CALL—And reft assured that he only way of meeting it v as to get WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND LHJ AN. LSLt LF» Liti BEST BUCK: KIN. IN GREA j VA C I w ill nuke you fee. al Lon e. • S3 Just opened 2%. rid of stupid and mischievous leg [2-29 f. GEORGE NURSE. RIETY, IPal'jr All kinds of approved country islation reuulatiiui (he tenure and 5EW SI ORE in ASHLAND, Also lace leather etc , etc. Call at my establ shmen Materials of all kinds, such as produce taken in exchange tor tran<ter ot land. XVacre may be fouud an assortment of on Gruuite Street and <-ee fur yourself. goods. FRENCH AND ALLICATOR COODS, CASSIMERES, FLANNELS, YARNS, SOCKS, Jno B. II. lliil« kings. Soine ot the partisan journals of (DOltlf) BIANKEtS, ETC., Atd any thing else that the public n.ay r uire Do not fail to give us a trial before Oregon are greatly exercised over i purchasing, we are determined to give —also — ALWAYS ON HAND, the tendency to independence in Fin« black clo'.hs, D eskius, anl Eugdeb XVorsted satisfaction. THE SUGARV STALLIGft, rpiIE SUBSCRIBER WILL IIEREAF- And nil wmk gotten up in the Coatings for suite, all of which will be suld politics which is noticable in the ter run a hue o( stages d aly between C. S. Sergent & Co. SIR RODERICK I Ashland tone of many of the newspapers of and Linkville. fur the transpor VERY BEST STYLE. Cheap tor Cash. PHOENIX, OREGON. GEO. NUTLEY. the state. This is not at all sur- ‘ Clothing made to order in the b-s* styles and satis Will make the ensuing season, tation of passengers and expt ess matter. faction gu.r>nt.ed.-Customers purcharing commencing April 7th and end —On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri In reversing the decision of the prising. It is pertccflx’ natural a good bill of goods m *y have cutting days, at 5 o’clock a . m ., a fine WM. D. COLPE GEORGE NURSE, ing July 1st, at tlie stables ot C. commissioner ot the general land that independence ot thought and done at reduced rates. F. Blake, one mile east ot Ashland, FOUR HORSE COACH office in a ease involving title lo utterance should be objectionable' Linkville Livery Stables. PATTERNS CUT TO ORDER, to those xvho thrive by fostering on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes lands in California, Secret, ny W ill start fiom Ashland, arriving al Link- In fact, everything done in the w.iy to clo’he and NURSE & CGRPE day of each week. viile in th»- eveuing of the same day. Schurtz the pther day made the and perpetuating better prejudices make up the man. ■A-re pleased to atnouDce that their Stable« aT JOHN FRALEY, following important gene:al red and false issues, l he voters ot LEAVES LINKVILLE DESCRIPTION. Main Str»et. A hl nd. 2-v4 f. ing: “If a pre-emption settler tails Southern Oregon are beginning to Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in the UÎ^KYIL X l E to file a declaratory statement despise the party lash, ami any at S ir R oderick is a dark bay morning, arriving in Ashland in the tempt t<> run Imine politics upon j within the time required bv law, xvith no white; four years old, and evening. On the alternate days a LAKE COUNTY - - - 0EG0N his preference light to purchase the machine plan will he met with rpllEUNDER'IGNED WILL BE FOUND will xveigli about thirteen hundred two-horse hack or buck-board Are in excellent repair, amply provided with feed And that cuiiomers wtll be wui ed on the land initiated by said pre-emp such a scratching of tickets as 1 ai hi- shop on Mun » reet, two doo s pounds. His sire xvas old C apt . will make the trip. prompt)v aul in tlie best style. 00 f ointiie livery stable , where he is piep <rod will break up any ring that could ■ Fare (each way) ................................................. $8 tion settlement is tbrteiled it, af ligart — dam, by L ion H eart . to do all kinds ot work iu his line t the ^UtonKgat^ain, The stages connect with hacks for Lake Good HACKS Excellent BUGGIES nr.d No 1 ter the expiration of the time al be formed. lowo-t price. RIDING HORSES always on hand. P ortland , O^ egont . Terms S1O For the Season. view and Fort Klamath. lowed for tiling ami before appli A great deal of hay is being cut in east wagons , buggies and all kinds EiVHorres promptly care 1 for, and^g Jta-ticular attention paid lo Land Titles, Collecting Care will be taken to prevent Express charges reasonable. cation to tile is made, a valid ad ern Oregon. Siuular prudence last year accidents, but no liability will be OFFICE in Ashland at the livery stable. Tourists and Others Outfitted I Debts anil all kinds of Goxerruuenl Claim«. verse right attaches to the laud. would have saved many thousands of Of Vehicles Made to Order. In Linkville at Thatcher A Wordeu’s tore. Sassumed. This rule applies io claims in .der d >’l tis worth of cattle. Principal Office, Jacksonville, Oregon. Oa the eh ortet t not lie Eight thousand cattle will be driven Repairing of »11 kinds ’one with di-pitch G. W. FORDYCE, a railroad grant as well as to from the Pacific Coast to Cheyenne this Coll ■•ud see aie, CáT Du not fail to give the Llak ville Stable« a tila G ibbs & S tearx will attend io my biudne» H. F. PHILLIPS, Portland, [v3no7t [vS DO 7tf] N URSE & CORPE. i season. 52v3tf Proprietor. claims of subsequent sctilers. V* A shland , O regon . mg gpa no! f. JOHN RALPH. GEO NtTLEY C. S. Sergent & Co., P H . Ashland and Linkville STAGE LINE. Wagon Shop. r - On 11 1. ■ ■ nect Laki 11.4- and FACULTY, H gotten up in appropt’.■«te sivb’, at -lio-t no lice. JASl’ER HOUCK. stock taken in exchm.ge for meat. n>>37 .v3-tt Located at Ashland, Ort gon. I A Cl ii t< it II V t L i £ t I