THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
CIVIL
4— »
Bargains! Bargains!
' c i E i i E *.
SEE VICE HEFUKV.
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‘JU I
E. J. FARLOW’.
I
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T'nc question of reform in tin*
'le i. it i' Hi.ew n .il ul McC 11 A: 13 H’.nevety
civd service of the Government
IMPOR A il TO Ci SH BUY£HS!
y eve nu; • h i.'ch*.». r M R.v. ii.r- uni
and protection against the eviL •l.r-i:i ¡X •<■ I -i bdil’g le Curii., iy li.vil-ri t<. 1-
>/;£■ ncs’wxrs mussaci :
ASHLAND, CESCO»
The cheapest place in Ashland for cash or
V lirtl ..ll 1 U.i.’l Wed-
present and pro'pertive growing .’ • F e I e u .ite lut e r
ready
pay
is
.
The message sulunitted by the out of the abuse of putionaje in > 1 •> J i ■ » € çti Ei »iik” Ï.
O. A.suui w., W C. T ,
P esKlent to Congress last week the appointment of civil oflicers
\V. Il L kk . s
contains nothing that is startling has been made prominent again by
p
A-a.ll.aIKl bolide No. «
and little that is new. Most of the the reference made to the stibjeci
Gt UE.
A. F. A A. HI..
Main Stvevt, A alibi tld.
fain is o : ls .
iniormation which it contains rel- in the President’s message. 1'iie 7\/\
AND (.LA'S SloVFS,
rtive to the affairs of the nation opinion prevails among all classes Hull? tb*ir »tit.il co’iit uufcaiiii-H Thur..lay cv»’n
TIN
AND U \KD A AuE CROCK­
ha-full iuimhi . Bie’lireu in ^oud
has already been given to the that the practical eHorta made bv u^auii or
ERY a . xd glass wake H ouse
«■AVINO SUCCEED 1D MRS. M. W. Ha­
-tnuilai'g are lUlJaatliy IHVI eal V» >1'1’1'1.
ll C»1AL ,u I..« I UM e- , v.uuU Ua. unce .U
country by rhe press, and the sug­ the President in the direction of
SH o ENO l S (SD HORSE
W. a. AiKINtON, W. M.
SaoES
CLolHE-,-
lia i Lb ic il.al ibe> ut&. f r u.le « ÍU.I Hue* f
gestions for future legislation are such reform have not been
J. S. FrHASK”, Soi’y.
W
RINGIES,
‘
ssions
prior
î<»
I
Chiefly repetir’onsof what has been stremms as his proft
EiC.
Ashland Lodi,«* »Wo. 4.%
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT CF
recommended in former messages. his election and his lirst action in-l
I ■2Ê JäLSXÄWoJn,
XL-’
1.0. «• F,.
It is an unpretentious document, the matter after aS'iiu ing the
í ROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Gil tl ®S
Hul l ina-ir r-nu’ r H'»em g eveiy Suurduy ewu-
•
n
’
ii'-ou
lo
hope,
yet not uninteresting nor wanting duties of oflire ‘jav*
:
I
•4 »I '.heir ti’li u .L*'.l a '• B'"'l.ere ia gu.iii DRY COODS. CL9THNC, HATS BJOTS AKD SHOES,
in strength or plainness.
vet in his last message he shows s .1’1 ug irec ’f’tl-ab) u »> **■’ •"••'•I-
S I APT E aiA FANCY GOOD’, DRE'S GCGD-',
FURNiSillKC CJ’JDS, C i C a ES ANU I uBAGCd.
School Books, Sic.,
A. D UEL v AN*. N. O ,
The President congratulates very plainly that the gi\ datesi: op-
CI.OI1U.NG BOO S I.IHI SHuES,
THE
«
El.ELTiAlF.D
Fr>. Th Pe . it .
ie 'J'-
Congress upon the success of the positi hi that lie has eiieoinitcrvd
b A i s, « a l’r, MAUDWAR E,
HONEsf DE LlNd, AND A FAIR PRäFIT.^
V.HTZ S » NG MACHEE
resumption scheme, and upon the in attempted reforms has cyme
Hol I. L 8
general revival of business pros­ from Congress, and that every < t-
GroceFÍJS
and P icv Y hhi S.
perity iu the country. He refers tort was iiiaile ill* t ill* legislativ»* I
’ I -
Ilio
............
to tire fact that tin* country saves halls to bring the movement
FcUNTAiN & FAfiLCW.
CROCKERY ud GLl4-WiRX,
s
'
pit::
L
’
SDE
SI'.N
1>
v'
I'HE'TO
11'■
over fourteen millions of dollars emiiempt.
Wlieilwr the L’resi-
1 I.Ú...I hi-a iiit-ti I*, mil l>.’ ’ime iii |-’ib-
A ltd every th.«.¡e ilsiiulTy io mid in u
interest annually by the refmidmg dent be as earnest a rt fiM'i ñeras lie , c g. I.t-nd I, limi he IS - ill O l e ornai
©fa portion of the public debt, and professes to be or not, the ques­ • il'
FiibT-.LSS n. U £
H. M, THATCHER,
SIKES J|^>EN’,
states that within less than two tion of civil service refirrm ts Oil»*
. I 1.11 < • • cnh>
•y« urs about seven hundred million of great ami increasing interest lo
A. a
THATCHERÊ WOEDE? .
R2SC3XVEDI!
*di Hurs of the public debt will ma­ tlm people ot the United Stales,
À
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I III -
“■ HEAL EOll t WH L’r
il re, the refill ding of which bv iiiel e.;i!t>!OJ be kept down by lhe
: HE
< 1
the issue of four per cent, bonds I efforts of politicnl disciples ot lhe
« t > i û R
A S H A! D •
will save a yearly interest of eleven creed of “the loaves and ti.-dn s.”
The largest stock oí
million dollars. He recommends Upon tlie tfliciencv and pnriiy of
that Congress
retrain from anv
Li i |< I.' I'.S. • » • V a «
I)IU (-».
k_z
«> administration depends the Imnre
COUNTRY PRODUCE
OF LINKV.LI.E, lake county , or gon —
-Ev r reo IV’ >1 u A h b‘l —
general legislation upon the mon­ welfare of otir government, if not,
—AND­
Pd-r 1 HI V » J
Station:»i ».
ey question, saying: ‘•Tin* great iudectl, its verv t xistence,.’11111 iln re
AND
KCSP CCNÍTARTLY CN JV.ED THS WISST ASLCRTMEWT OF
revival of trade.¡literal and foreign, .ire cm rupring pract ices commmi
T»iiJ» > A * I ici' *.
will supply during the coming among partisan officers of iidlu-
A< EN i • FOR i !lh NEW W . 1
TP
HHA fiV pTO'isistaï,
¿ÚJa BÂJa *•** u¡a.»V ix y
year its own instinct ion«, which j enee whirli are loud v condemned
H L i i I E
.-O.X oSi Li. \ !5.i>
NEW H' *-
w
<1 V r • i.- iV • i » ii *.
avi g i . f \ r. •
ni- ; ll A ,a ' OVE
i
may well he awaited before at- . 1 iv fin- bet ter <■ lasst s o! c it i zeiis a nd na
u.f-
I.“ be
C
k E. I i L t u. •' • ie, ■
II
'1> I. ’
< U.S-
tempting further experimental the abolition t*f which i> d< imuitl- e tuu.iil i.n- ’• ».lie , ubi c III |.l,| O— O k- H|> »
LI AGIOTA
r»nrp •♦*
ed v.iih a determination which
measures with the coinage.”
ä J'Â34=»'Z#11 S3 23 UU XA. 23 ,
; ; p e F.
o h i c c <>
I E S A Y.
Goods cf every variety are c-intii.uaHy arriving, direct fr >ni San Francisco, witE>
Active measures are recommend­ will not lie conqnert tl bv lcm|ro- 4-l»f
- A N i>—
U
w'.ich they are tilling their mammoth i ; it K f<»r the acc< niinodativn
AI.!.
I
E
P
ed for the suppression ot polyga­ rarv iliscimrageincnts. In an ar­
» • •
i Ci.e
of their many cu.-t 'iiaers .n the L ake C ountry .
— Cigare.—
my in Utah, and the proposition ticle upon the subject, the >.iera- ÌGSEB’JRG MAR8 E WORKS
- ’ 1 < i
S
to admit the territory as a state mento Record L’nion says: “If is
CALL ai : d ewhe OUR STOCK !
It u ! i I K llui Ui' H« TV.
under existing conditions is depre­ indeed a qimsiion upon the light
f-i-ul ll
A Idat.ii. M l. » û. lb~J.
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cated.
settlement of which depends the I
3.if Cattle, KidtS and Wool Taken in Exchange for Goods
Reference is made to tin* recent rapidity or tedioiisncss of the I
kj !* rit>\<
I
state elections as furnishing proof gi uwth of Amei i-can (“ipacit v for
<:..^f i <-..■11 a U’w'eJ ■ f'tl. tl.i-rt drug*.
HARNESS l HOT
I
I ASHLAND
THATCHER A WCKDEN
that a deep interest is felt by the sclf-govcrmneiit. If lhe civil ser­ in
TS AVING BOCCHI' IDE INIE'fSI- Oe w.
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l.e
A
shi . a > i > Dtiru S>.>. >. I
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people of t he land in the mainte­ vice were once placed upon a
*I i
'ul y • it. '
•-•- il» il l*. - ••’ ' r . -i I I-
• 11»- J I U
>ll"a- w i • ha b a. -
ib r.a! . • X -inla-d i
nance of a free and u ii trammel led sound basis; if. that is to say, pit-
P l A k T IRLtS !
i ii- <>■ - i ■ I e
M.
P lani IKtLa L
P lant i RE l b I
i
LR J. n CL I i wo ID.
i S-24-1.
•onagc were abolished, responsi-
suffrage.
L. A N ul ,
AV m . H aio i *.
R. P.X i . il
. A.
cn\ r~ A
r»p <LJ _?_r ’ 04
hi the intfer of civil service re­ bifitv devolved on the hea .s of <le-
ASHLA.\I> UAliKET.
mance < c eher of , and dea ' er in
form,the President complains that liepartineiiis, and the tenure of of­
?
his efforts have not bewu seconded fice bv subordinates were made
or aided bv Congress, and main- tlependeiil upon fitness and faith­ I
— DEAI ER IX-
A shland , O regon .
tains his primary positions upon ful service alnm ; lhe most, dan­
Harris ÌMeil & Co*,
STOVES, TÏN AND HABD
-DEALER, .N'­
tlie question ably; yet one sen­ gerous feature of the political sys­
E PS A Gl NEI!.\L ASSO LT
WADS,
tence is significant of a slight mod­ tem would be eliminateil, ami
mt’hl ».I (.<». il.» II. I !» lil.t- « I iiu’’l'
Ali kiucs < f 1 ebh atid diitd
ification of some of his views. Tie thenceforward p.utv would cease
LINKV I I E, L ake CO., OREGON*.
MmitS,
Litdiis*.
5 : iii <I «♦ ys* Sad­
fiftis Just recrlv.’il a new ^tock
says; “To command the necessary to be a profession, ami w-ndd fill lli.le* un l | e * i o gli , ami "U kiinl* < I
-A.'D THE PHOL'.IIETOR—
dles, a Special.ty.
support, every measure of rctorni its normal function alone, as the
stock lak«a i > X • auge i-.r invìi.
N' HI.-, DO It i li.I,
ii.<37-vl>-ti
Ta ni, Bugzy and Plow Hann ss
must be based on common light exponent of popiil.ir convictions.
a ABD* Ol E ANT) Pill­
LO KS rCKEvV' iti L.S, HAND-
and justice, and must be compati- I bis, if lhe coiiutrv is wise, it will
IVHJ'S,
SA iS, IE»' IL- • E S, i I iNE-, BCl'IS.
ROBES,
ible with the existence of the insist upon h iving wiihout further Foiward ng and
CommisJon '|R »1-111 UE'.ACG.
a C g K-lili-/ B.ICIS I II ES.
W.LL IUF.KISI YOU W.TH AKYTHIkC IN IDS LINE CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN CET IT ELSEWHERE I
DUSTERS
Suola • I.-KM » E'. rl'l ER' 111‘lMEIts
great parties which are imnituble delay. Whether it l»e wise or not
H 1RS!. BLASKE IS.
Ag» ni,
^r-
What is the use of people east < f tl e niounbiins j aying 50
"G®
R a .'.P-, m RIN .S io NE', FKY-I ANS,
and essential in a free state.” The it will be oLligi d l<t put such a re­
I
1>AKI. o\ ENs > HX iCIlES,
cents apiece lor uppie U tts when they can get
----- Ai t(>------
levying taxes upon government form into < fleet before corrnpiion
H.
m u a t Q
I. OES. RAKE-.
I
t..e HNLS1 li.ELS in Aii.ct.eaal 7 cts.
W inch : si er R h ’ eai imt R ifi . es
SHU i*-'l E Ills, DORSI- BUU'"E«, CARDS,
employes for party purposes is and incompeieiice and waste can
each by the thuiisanU in Ashland.
((
ommonly
called
llcni
y
Rifl<s)
ot
IliHii
hiiru.
Oi
’
<*^i»ii.
CURRY to‘iBS, AXIS, .'lii»VEI>. I’ll K
lie
has
GO
or
7u i l the Lest xaiietics of apple trees known,
ondeinned in unmistakable terms. be banished from vur government­
AN'o a X : handle .', ii av ruRKs, »
model
ot
lb<*G,
fô73,
and
1S7G
AS A I. .CGE AMICO IMO;»TOU< W •It’ ­
The accumulation of business in al machinery.
« l-.l.L »' It - Kl b. R ’BE,
---- Altai on II unti —
111
ll...»• —A».,.i* i o.ii •• hoc I • ii:h
V «) bini ’I u. ■' «*. ' V CO." I» if S «I« u cboin es I INE-. AXI.r. '.UE‘it, SiND PA­
the U. 8. Supreme Court is re­
Pttiols. CattriCeis, Etc
bi.ill.i.l il 1.1 tl.eir nte c. I io htil^ ...I Io ig.il
PEU, ID. lili» Will '• Dll', I l.OLR
I»i response to recent publica­ Oi-.'
A ŒRALASS3RTIOT OF PZACH, PEAR,I.LCTAiill, Clir.r.Y, FF.LTE AKD PLLM TfiELS, AKO
I u 4»( ^11 s » » r 1L u*» .
ferred to, and a suggestion made
ME.’E , O i EE »111 L», A lli' N’àliE.',
WHEAT T kr*h at the Hiebes:
Wl. I. b I II, iil’ll
1 I ■ S, • le , C .l -lgl e ' '« tl.y
that addit anal circuit judges In* tions. Alex. IL Sieveus say>: “In
I U* K-SAi'S, .1 Ul', » 1C..
LVERYTH-KC THAT CAN Bi rÛüKD III A FIRST-CLASS NURSERY.
C r** or •;» f Oi •hiI Ü.C • vùl lelk? V t lü.t.p» uî»eti-
relation
to
Giant
ami
the
I
’
resi-
GUN
’
A'v'D
»-K.OT.
CARiRiD-E',
PO
‘
VI>ER,
ftl.aikti
Lutes
i?
Exchdt
ge
appointed, and an intermediate I
i n.
—O—
UaPS, SHOl A<D LEAD t I.A -TR »N8,
•or GoO'lö
..81 5-'
Freight per ton.
court of e' rors be created to facili- deiitcv,! have said,and now repeat, >alt
A. ' BOTCE A'l-ORaM NT OF SHADE TRLlii----
C DEL , CO >» I E .l.b 1A KS,
r>< ltf.
A-lil>nd Jin e 27th, ISH,
... 1 oo
per cur load
BKADH, CIAN I XAlL',
ate the di posal of the increasing ! that lhe South might go further
’*> • k L-u d- C ii' .«I II. L. M.
14K-3- f.
ll.’Y .-QUAKE', t
and tare worse than to Like him.
MAFIE, £USÍ R M4PI.E, F0F7 OR SILVER MVLE.CSTDON t.UFLE, 67X7030, BA3SW000, BUFPEXr
busine St*.
FRAN,
U-A
VIERICA?!
H3IEL,
ELM, V. HIT E UM, IL LU U, I i I.LY L( l U- Ì, I OUR I An OT THE LTAVEE, LIVE OAK,
KEVEL*.
CHE.THUT CAL, KU1 IR EL: ZErtE, LIAI! V fl RUT, lUTTtfiRUT,
The failure of the last Congress I have said that 1 en terrain lor hi tn
RAZORS AND »AZ III-'. R ’P', TAB! F. A »i>
CHEST KU., -LL rdHDS CT lUCAvRi ÍRt M ÍHE bill LÛ
MCXS3KVU.LE,
CRECiitl.
P. ,CKEi • V. 11 .Elt V <.f »11 hiüle),
HUTTO THE LAR3EST TUELL-B p RKL, EOFT
to provide in the judicial appro­ personally a very high regard and MlLLINJ YANDDitS -MAKlNá
ANC H ,R>.'HE L LM0NU3,
F.s i H ook » i . i N is . eg .,
esteem.
1
hav
•
said,
and
now
re
­
madame
tJoLr
e>
nt
i-
’
-.
’
-tn.iKH
n
priation bills for the expenses of
U:C3ER rINE, LTC.
ALL KI DS of SiEEi-lltOx AND COPPER. a ». I i,|.*.|*
MiSSES L. V. AND M. H. ÂIID2RSÛN,
i. • e I > nt • 11 ’ o i li „ — «--Dll.
peat.
that
I
prefer
him
to
Tilden
U. S. Marshals and their deputies
W a LE oii I i ><1 ”1 >u de ;>><>.der.
—. I»o Oriianu-ntai S li rubile’ y----
il'li.d t'.llt'P, »Hit 1” <i. t. f 11.11 . d <«■
v l u2 I
is noted, and Congress is asked to tor Pri sident. T his ¡s no cl ange ASHLAND,------------ OREGON,
- j ■-. r 11" P • 11 H ill ! 1« a lull U lilt ’< > U 1 V
> >1 I-f aa'I Mill Hl tilt- I’llValt.*. Vi'lli’lr MOUNTAIN ASH, NIQH CJSI CRAtiB-CRr. PjM2CRANATE FLOWERIHG ALMOtiD. SHOW SALLS. WY
make an immediate appropriation of opinion on my part. I am a
* 111 »it III i I ill il’.' tl d I lie la.hle.. M.pp’lHlI
1
lemociat
of
the
straightest
sect
CEL A, ILSE ACAC A, LiLACS-WnITE AKD PURFLE, ETC.. A .HUE UH ÜF
— C oiim I'Iin<; in part <>f -
for the purpose.
« I l> tl,.- bf.st ¡ill'C In I l* hall II. »"ilal.ti -
MJiTlRA GY; ¡TESIS. Al G GALL AS EEAGTIÍLL
HATS,
I LOMIR',
H IIHONS,
LICES,
Upon the Indian question, the of lhe Jefl’ersonian school.”
er- O K”i.
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ORNAMENT,
•
♦
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Ii.ai.kii>l L t I' iih I pi.tr ii,ua!e, h -liaia
report ot the commission and the
O. COOLIDGE.
[20-tf]
£0'?.
su
la
51»,
Oct.
24th,
1870.
SII KS, »EAiIIERS, El"., ETC.,
Another unsuccessful artempt
I ..nt ¡ic luv.t i-.
licit..i
vote of the House ot Representa­ has been made upon lhe lite ot the
4-4 f
MAh 1ME II LT
i >
tives during the last session of Czar of Russia. Amine was dug JUST RECSI7ED, A LAROZ G'JCX OF THE LATEST I
—.1 A / —
Si iLES Uf LAIS.
I
Congress upon the matter of the under a railroad’ over which the
o
FURMTUL
’
E, SASH, BLIND
. Ai»«< I e ■ get cy f >r U.e
•c .
o
change of control of the Indian Czar was to pass and nil inlerual Die-■ m ik'iig i », \\ e i lt'j
T
erwilliger
•
kH Co K ► • T
D0U1’. AND MOULD­
=□
r.
<
service is referred to, and the rec­ machine exploded in lhe mine as V-iT'O de • f a.m di'1,.1 Ce.nlll leceive pr ri’l » ul
r • •
- ✓
ING
I- |>O'|i'<r >1 t" do aJI kiioi' ot
c5
e.. i i;.
noll-v4
r
ommendation made that the mat­ the train supposed to contain th»?
•r
7*
P«
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c*.
¡'..¡Nil
G,
gi
:
aini
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h
ter beallowed to rest as it is in ». i« w Empevor was passing.
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V
I Iu* I zar
t
cc
ê
C-J
— AND —
of the fact that the agitation of the had passed on a preceding train,
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3*
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L2_£ X* -ili iltx? ¿J-,
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question of a change ot the bureau and only freight cars were dis­
»
kJ
is apt to produce a disturbing ef­ turbed by lhe explosion.
C
W' GON .ai o B cggy P aini ino
XT
9
a
tn
C-J
fect upon the service and upon lhe
,t«y
k
il r
T
»
asili .
f
NI
CO
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k:
The Fnpreine Uonrt of thè Uni­
Indians themselves, and unsettle
livhi r ’e .
<n
V-ÌT
W..rk .
I
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lb
ri3
i.
2
»»lutary measures now in progress ted >tah‘S has di cid< d I liaf where
f
i .1
I I t I’ aS, «• A -
U
AKIN..
l E
C3
A ..
.mi
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lb a- U
.tn.
C/5
c~
■
for the government and improve­ a note bearing an agived rate ot
I?
All kinds of P’auieg, Moulding.
I
interest is not pa;d at maturile it
ment of lhe Indians.
DEALERS IX
«
Turning, Ciicu'nr. anuí
u
must 1 hercaftcr draw oulv
g
• ‘’h <-■
7 c i o i 1 .’'awing.
A Washington dispatch of the 2<l interest, iiidcss it be otliviAvise General Merchand s?.
inst.savs: The Pacific coast mem­ stipulai vii l»V thè partics.
Furn'tire and Otnarrent I
LinkvTe Livery Stahls.
Fur.ush ng Goods,
bers of Congress fi.id very little ;
g.
t
tc.
Gout:
la vi
I
Republ can organs publish an­
I..L . E .
HE s I ’ * S LI -
Hardvnr . Creek ry.
ground for encouragement in lhe
LOT HIE R A!ÎD f A I LORr
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Jrd
r.
e
e b i
e u i
e o
2»7ANiTIlTG &
Louisiana in
President’s statement concerning other ontr.ige in
doots an.l i hoes Hatsan C?fs
I I 1:: I
I»'
>• ll.
I oo ■
I I I • •
the negotiations with the Chinese which it is said that two men were
e
an Jast < peneil
Ug
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1.
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e
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o
f
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A«»*l .u tbo- , E*rr) i i»^ i*<abirrd
T
I III 'I
o o
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Government in regard to the sub­ hamted ami an ex-sln rill beaten
e ;’e 8rd »
r» «»ni cf il t i ee St 11» r
A
I r
rt \
- tn. M
X EW
I
> OKI', in A<l!LANDr
I" »N I II ■ ■ • |O
ject of restricting Mongolian iuimi- and stretched, while T-eiloiisin
I
«’ \ ?* . . I u c • <
FOR THE CINiEAL TRADE
lit <•
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CARRIAGE M.NUFACTJRY.
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therefore, to seek for a clear inter-
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satisfaction.
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PHi ENIX u«l GON*.
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plans for legislative action accord-
Tourists and Others Cutfittid
PAUKRNb CUI IO ORDER.
l e V a lì I ell Klailia'li.
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»RIDA Y
DECEMBER 12.IS‘9
Butler & Rockfellow.
PIONEER STORE,
AT «KESER’S.
HEADQUARIEIVS FOR
The Best Goods, at the lowest Prices,
ßOERATi MEBC8AKDISÏ,
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The Astorian says that Oregon’s
exports average $378 annually, to i
every man in the State. Her wheat,
»♦ools. salmon and Iruiis command
Tho B j 3'; li tùo vali yj !
J. S. E ubanks ,
—CASH PRICES—
Asr LIND OiiEGor.
five to ten per cent, higher
s.¿9 than those from any oilier SxnVEN W11 El I. »' AHOS’ ' cxrRr
■••gt* -n<I nil ki .'I- of ie i « c-1 ri'a ••
« • jtrv. With a population of o .’er at si" 11 in.tic.
Ili il |i'otnp h
*¿0,000 her exports equal one- anil n< a ly dune. Fin - w il; u t-p.-cinhy.
seventh of the total export of the
Uuited States.
Senator Jones,, oi Nevada, ri<ks
his reputation at* a prophet in the
prediction t!n:t- Grant will be the
next President.
The agira lion of ih<* land ques­
tion still continues in Lreiaud.
TOT F'TT. fn «end
for our NEW PRU E
LIST Moie ci'iiinlrta
than ever. Contains
»lesenpin-ns of every
tlrtiR requlr.d for
rtrsnnal or fonili y
usr. with over 1000 Illustra'i ns. Send uliio
Cent« for it. <'ramjis u-.il ilo.) M e sell .ill aïeuls
st wholesale pro-es in urne.titles to suit the pur­
chaser. The only ins* iiulioii in Aiiu ri’ a who
lliake ihis tlieir -¡i -. ial business. AililresS,
NONTfiOM EKY WARD & < <>.,
*447 & 44U \VuboaU Ave-, Chicago, Illa
h< • «II
E.X|ue<' eb »• t-~ ie » mb’e.
• Fl 1C‘‘- in A-h ¡»"I ai De liv-ry stilb'..,
I I Lillkli e al Til I'L’tu I at WuHÎe'l’s 'O
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Manufactory,
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STREET, A -ULANI».
Wag’en Billigte« Carii g-p. Wl e**l-
Eair’O's. I’ ow-St' ck*, e c.. minie
Hllll .©•’ -i«. «I "I alui. ' na'tifa-.
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BEST EASTERN STÜCK ALY/AYS ON HAIID.
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n<*
• t a I I b (X ‘ " • t .A 1;.\ will atlvnaj lu .’ »
I I , DO
L’ .i ii >i.el.
Oue .mil oui-* ball" milis u-rtls of
A siila ud.
MANNING & WEBH.
Pi opri• i’.r.
W. W. Senteor, Prop’r,
particular attention paid Ii* Land Titles. Collcrtiug
Debts and all kinds of Govcrniucni Claiina.
rl-18
Jno. B. R. Hutchings.
Wagon
P ortland ,
Oi the s<l<.r'e‘t D.liïe
lira » not f L lu give ib-TJ* i. f S’ b'.e« itri<
n f c',’v tjU’iig duue iu 'lie way tu clo'be sud­
ili k - up iLo ui-iii.
2-V4 f.
JOHN FRALEY,
XI iu b raet. A hl l<d.
H. F. Pflll LIPS,
52v3 f
— £1 per hundred or 818 per
^.■Citonicy attain,
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All ne'e s L t hi up . if« »In p. n rili •
oebi’Ue w 1 r. c< b e pruni.» 'Ul ».tis-
factory aAieutioo’
W, W. KENT>OR.
ASHLAND GLOVE FACTORY
Eureka. Livery®
SALE AND FEED STABLES 5
J. N. T. Millez & Co. Pr’s, .
("ne •' U-crib-f k ' t - i witice »••»! be is Dow j.rrj i r
-I tu lili-utter. *>i gloves uf li e
LINKVILLE,
REST BUCK: KIN. IN CREAI I’d
1UETY,
Large new barn »nd Corral, and every
ariaagemeiit to give »atisfactiun in every
branch of the business.
A1-- lire 'ei'her e*c ,^'c. Gill t uij e«'nb) ihoiait
■<i> Grillile Si revi hi d -e. f>>r y.aiarr. If.
J.io B K. IIiiicIiings.
(W44lf)
- - OREGON
Hi-Y, GRAIM AND FLCUR
Constantly on hand and for »ale
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