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g L. ■ ■ ■■ THE ASHLAND FRIDAY ■ TIDINGS ■TUNE IS, ISSO. J. D. FOUNTAIN, The New York World is now booming Judge Field for the Presi dential nomination. THE STATE ELECTION. A shland C ollege and N ormal S chool CASCADE STOCK FARM. E. J. FARLOW, ASHLAND, OBEGQN. Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon. Lyman Trumbull bas received the Democratic nomination for Season ISSO« The returns of the recent state » Governor of Illinois. -o—o- election iudieute that the status of IIEA DQUARTER’S FOR the next legislature will be about ALTAMONT. as follows: tlie Senate will have • —FACULTY— Dark bay stallion, foaled 18; o. Bred . T6 Republicans to 14 Democrats, I The Best Goods, at .the Lowest Prices, by Col. Il West, Georgetown, Kentucky, KEV. LOWELL L. BOGEYS, A. M., Eu«,.X-'»»' "• and the House 37 Republicans-to (Vol. 111. p. 3V, Wallace's Trotting Reg Moral PLilobopty. 22 Democrats, the chances being ister). Sirod by “the great sire of trot- trot REV. L a DRU ROYAL, A. M.,—Profe»»or of Latin and Greek Lingu'ges an-l Literature. that the Republicans will have a ters,” A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF MRS. A. A. ROGER'S, Pae< kpi - skm ,—Teacher of Elocution, Principal of Preparatory Dipirt .i?nt majority of 25-on joint ballot. In VLMONT, 1878 the Senate stood, Democrats Son of Alexander's AhJallah, sire of MISS ELLA M. SCOTT,—Teacher of Piano, Organ and Vocal Culture. ® E S El Kl A & M E R C IT ANDI8E, _____ 2:14; dam by Goldsmith Maid, reerrd 18» Republicans 12, ami tire | Chief, Brown Chief- »on of c_ Marnbrino ______ MISS KATE THORNTON, A bsutast T eacher . House Democrats 3-1, and Repub- . Ex-Senator Jas. A. Bayard, sire Stationery, School Books, Bite., of Lndv'Th'rne, record 2:18]; g. d. father of the present Senator, iijcans 26, or a Democratic major by Imp. H< oton, sire of the dam of Lulu, o Thoi. F. Bayard, died ar his home rucortl 2:15; g. g. d. by Bertrand, the great “HONEST DEALING, AND A FAIR PROFIT.'’’ ity of 14 on joint ballot. Book-keeping, Business Arithmetic. English Composition atsi other branches speciaTy prr- in Wil mihgton, Del., ou the 13th four-mile-racQ-horse; g. g. g. d. by imp. In Multnomah county George’s parnory for busines:1 life w ill receive unusn d attention. —IX £3 LEA XI* U U <£> 8— Buzzard, sire of the dam of Woodpecker, The best training and Insuuctlon aflorded those pre|>unn<» to teach: Higher Mathematics taught majority over Whiteaker was ‘ inst. sire of the famous Grey Eagle. Alta practically and thoroughly. ' FOUNTAIN & FARLOW. 1,155, average Republican over will at the proper time be given a G. E. Kearns has been sen mont Democratic candidates for Su tenced at Santa Rosa, Cab, to a record which will ensure a largo demand Courses of Study. his colts. (Almont is the property of preme Judges 1,187. Two Re year’s imprisonment in the peni for SIKES WORDEN, H. M. THATCHER, Gen. W. T. Withers, Lexington, Ken.) 1. —Classical, requiring six years, including preparatory studies. Graduates publican Senators and 7 Republi tentiary for voting twice on the receive the degrees of A. B. and-A. M. WILBURN, can Representatives elected. THATCHES & WOK DEN, 2. — Scientific, requiring three years. Degree conferred, B. S. new state constitution. 3. —Normal, Commercial and Musical, occupying three yoars each. Diplomas In Lane WbiteakeFs majority I Bay stallion, foaled 1877; bred by given certifying to attainments of graduates. —PROPRIETOS OF TUE— Win. T. Withers, Lexington, Ky. » 38. One Democratic Senator, It is estimated that twelve or fif Gen. (Vol. 3, p.. 669, Wallace ’ s Register.) Swu Democratic Representatives teen thousand more votes vrere cast Sired by Alamo, son of Almont, sire of Ezpoasos. ami two Republicau Representa in the state this month than in Fanny Witherspoon, five-vear-old, rec TUITION. —$6 a month, $15 a quarter, $40 a year. One scholar three years, tives elected. 1878. Basing an estimate of the ord 2:22J, and »cn with tecluiical records or three, in same family, one year. $1001 Instrumental Music or Voice of 2:30 or better. (No other horse of In Marion George*», majority is population upon this it is calcula his age has more than four.) He also —OF LINKVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON Culture $5 a month. Vocal music in class $3 a quarter. Board $3.50 a 662; Republican Supreme Judges’ ted at nearly 2000,000.. week. Rooms or Cottages for self-boarding $2 to $5 a month. Tuition in sired Allie West, sii-e of Jewett, that has -- 710. Republican. Senator and the fastest tliroe-year-old record (2:23A) all cases payable in advance in. cash ur acceptable notes. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF The National Greenback-Labor ever made. Alamo ’ s dam by Alexander s Representatives elected. I Abdallah (see above). Wilburn’s dam College Calendar. In Polk two Republican and one party convention nominated Jas. by Melbourne Jr., sire of Jim Irving, GENERAL MERCHANDISE, B. Weaver, of Iowa, for President Democratic Representative and i re -mvl 2:23; g. d. by Alhoit, (his dam by Fall Tenn commences September 1st, 1880. Winter Term commences Democratic joiut Senator for Ben and B. J. Chambers, of Texas, for Imp. Hoeton) son of Alexander’s Abdal November 24th, 1880. Spring Term commences Goods of every variety aro continually arriving, direct from ban Francisco, with Vice President. Ben Buttler re-.j lah; g. ¿j. d. by Biignoli, (record 2:29j), March 1st, 1881. ton and Polk are elected.. which they are filling their mammoth brick for the accommodation son of Mainbrino Chief, sire of Lady ceived 95 votes for the Presiden of tlieir many customers in tlie L ake C ountry . In Benton Whiteaker’» majority i ■ Thorne, record 2;18|, and Woodford X4T PROMINENT FEATURES AND ITEMS OF INTEREST I tial nomination on the first ballot. I 1« 156. For Supreme Judges, ' Mimibrino, i^ocord 2;21|-r g. g, g. d. by GALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK ! Pilot Jr., sire of John Morgan, record 1._ The College will be charter«!; and the Normal or Training school for tcachtis Burnett, Prim and Watson ahead. A collision occurred between anil dam of Nutwood, record 2:18^; will be made, it is hoped by special enactment, an adjunct of the Public Sehocl One Republicau Senator and two two passenger steamer» in Long 2:24. g. g. g, g. d. by Ole Bull, (sire of Clii- syetem, and diplomas made equivalent to first-grade certificates, Republican Representatives elect- Island Souud last Friday, which cage 2;24.V), son of Ohl Pilot. W ilbum o —Ashland has no saloons. The sale of intoxicating liquors is prohibited by th* Beef Cattle, Hides and Wool Taken in Exchange for Goods cd*. city authorities, who arc sustained by a strong public sentiment. resulted in the loss of. about fifty i is very large, highly finished and com- o - The THATCHER & WORDEN. school is under the supervision of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Thj O. In Clackamas George*s majority lives. One of the steamers eifrried ! pactly built. Both are perfectly sound and free from Bible will be reverently read and studied; the worship of God encouraged, is 252, Republican Supreme 300 passengers, and when the col blomirfh, and were purchased for use in but the institution will be sectarian in no objectionable sense. Judges’ about the same. lision occurred caught fire,, and I my own breeding stud: but will he al- 4.—Patrons living at a.distance can arrange tlirough the President for beard i lowed to serve a limited number of mares In Clatsop George's majority is the wildest panic prevailed. rooms. i during the season of 1880, at C ascade 5. The Musical Department is mentioned as specially worthy of confidence :u:;l 43, Supveihe Judges’ 60. Repub I S tock F arm , three miles cast of Link; patronage. lican liepreseutative elected. Tn a recent talk General Han i ville, Ogu., at $75 the season, with priv £>®r*Address all communications to In Columbia Whiteakers major cock declared that in his opinion ilege of returning such marcs as do not o— o ity i» 19, Democratic Supreme no one could ever be elected to ' prove in foal. Excellent and safe i.ns- Ashland College and Normal School, 5-1-tf I turc /rcr during the season. Judges’ 15» the office of President who favors | ^•ff'For particulars and free pamp^let- Pn Coos Wbiteaker’s majority is the ulti state-rights theory, or who ' history of the trotting horse, address. 57, Republican Representativeaud ”'ould countenance any move JAY BEACH, Linkville, J Ogn. o p. THE ASHLAND DRUG STORE Joint Representative elected. ment to do away with the Four c In Curry Democratic state tick teenth and Fifteenth Amendments IS GIVEN AT PRESENT IN PRESENTING THE CELEBRATED BUC I E T1 E S et has 35. majority. Democratic of the Constitution. HAS BEEN REMOVED TO r C11 AM PION ST A LL ION Joiut Sttuaior for Coos aud Curry 1 Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. Brick Pomerov writes a letter Meets at the new lodge room, Masonic Hall, every Butler & Rockfellow. is elected*. COMMODORE MANIERINO In Grant Republican state tick to the Irish World, explaining Friday evening a 8 o'clock p. m . Brothers and MASONIC BUILDING that the “Democrat” suspended in sisters in good standing are coriiaily invited to at et has about 80 majority. T<) the laeeders of Jackson and surrounding counties, at* the moderate fee of tend. The Temple meets every first uni third Wed In Linn Whiteaker’s majority J consequence of the rascality of i nesday in each moutti. Average majority of1 bis partner. lie says the Tablet, T. O; ANDREWS, W .0. T.» is 190k J. M. W aonkk , Secretary. " ’ ’ i a new Greenback paper, published Democratic Supreme Judges 82. Main Street, Anhand, OF eight weeks from lima of beginning extending to July 18th, 1880, making in Chicago, will be sent to the Republicans elect Senator and t»vo R Ashland Lodge l^io. 23. headquarters at Maj. Barron’s, and two days of each week (Fridays and Saturdays} Rep resentatiyesu On county tick subscribers of the Democrat for at Mr. J. S. Herrin ’s place, adjoiniim Ashland, known as the Appiegate farm. The AVING SUCCEEDED MRS. M. W. TIAR- et Republicans eleeted County the time for which they have paid. following is a limited outline of pedigree and description of thu horse: COMMO A. F. ft A. MT.. uaiiiki iu the buaii.es», would auuouuce to H Judge, Clerk, Sheriff, Superin i In the future Pomerov will be a Hold» ttu-ir stated couinranlcatiun» Thursday even DORE MAMBR1N0 that was bred by Mr. Jonathan Owen, of Paris, B<>u[bon the public that they offer for tale a full line of county, Ky. ; foaled June 7th, 1873. He was sired by Dr. Herrs “M'»b*rino- i regular weekly contributor to the ingl on or beCons 1 he full moon. Brethren in good tendent and one Commissioner. Patchen r ” a full brother to. “ Lady Thorn -tlie fastest trotter and Queen <>f the standing are conUaHy invited to attend. In Umatilla Whiteakefs major Tablet- --------- - - Trotting Turf in her day—having met tile famous “Goldsmith Maid” in six engage W. H. ATKINSON, W. M. I ity is 1'48. Democratic Supreme ments, defeating her in each and every race, without the “Maid being able to win. The Secretary of the Treasury J. 8. E vmasks , See'y. c¿L a. S3 a single heat. (In proof see TurY History,) COMMODORE’S first dam was got Judges’ about the same. has forwarded to the Senate a by Downing’s “Bay Messenger,” he by “Harpinus. by Bishop s “Hamblet<uiian, Ashland Lodge No. 15, In Washington the Republican statement of the expenses incur- by “Sir Archy, by' STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, by “Imported Messenger. ' Second dim by “Bertram!, state ticketiias majority of 340. I red by the United States in the I. O. O. F., ‘ •Inqicrted DioiuedThird dani, a fine mare said to Ve thoroughbred, (which DIGGS, MEDICINES, ETC., CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, •J e BoM their regular meetieg every Saturday even In Yamhill George’s majority is 1 war of she was without any reasonable doubt) being owned by the late John Hutchcraft, the rebellion, also the spe- HAL'S, CAPS, HARDWARE, at their hall in Aeblan-1. Brother» iu good Stationery. who bred the dam of COMMODORE MAMBRINO, and iu fact his breeding for Perftmiei> 1'54. Republican Supreme Judg ! cific amount paid on the principal ng Macding are cardüilly inwted to attend. _ an ; d - generations (upon his dam’s side) was directed by the excellent judgment of that, es’ 146. A. D. HELMAN, N. G., , of the public debt thereby incur- Toilet Articles. Groceries and Provisions, intelligent gentleman, the honored owner of the famous “Bertrand. Fo. D e P f . att . Secretary. I -—D escription —COMMODORE MAMBR1NO is a rich, «lark bay’ in color, i red. The statement of the expen- —TOYS— Bands of cattle, sheep and hors-1 with slight white on each hind heal, measuring over 16 hands in height, standard CROCKERY and GLASS-WARK, I ! ses growing out of the war, from measure (string measure making him about 16J hands high); weight, when fat or In great variety and ornew aial virion» design». •s are being driven to- the Lake July 1, 1861, to June 30, 1879, ROSEBURG MARBLE WORKS. in high flesh (Jan. 1. 1880), 1,372 ILs., in uualeratc condition, as at present, 1,250 —PURE WINES and LIQUOKS— country in great numbers, and the A»ud everything uanally found in • I pounds. We will not attempt further to give a description of such a inodol of i inclusive of the amounts in gross -For medical pnrposes- ranges will probably be pretty well i of the expenditures, were $6,796,- I perfection in beauty aud power, but hope that the breeders of this section will give Having taken the agency for R. Bracken FIRST-CLASS H8USE occupied, during the season, but him sufficient attention for a personal investigation, for which purpose weever Pipes, Tobacco i 792,508; ordinary expenditures, ridge's M:ubk Works of Roseburg, I will tccelve 1 -A N D- ,, ,, r, j ! take pleasure in showing _ hi lim. And it should m>t be ignored or forgotten that size had the past winter been a favora I $609,549,123; specific expendi- orders for any work needed iu this line in And we also propose to sell all Goode I with elegance of form are indispensably ,-, necessary in producing horses for any pur — Cigars.— ble one the country would prob I turesof the war, $6,187,243,385» pose at the present time for which we can obtain remunerative prices in our inark- - ASHLAND AND VICINITY — PAINTS, Oin8. VARNISH. GLASS, ably have been, rather over-crowd the lack of which cannot be made up by’ a boasted lineage, or the speed of a “CHEAP FOR CASH !” Those wishing to see designs and team the prices ! ets BRUSHES, ETC., ETC. Otticial Vote of JucL*>n Cnnnljr. gazelle. The public demand a horse of substance, style and finish, (not a pony, i ed with stock, and the pasturage c^n do so by calling upon me in A »bland. CANDIES, NUTS ah » FINE CONFECTIONS. I even though he should be “on stilts.”) To select the proper Stallions to breed would have been cropped and ---- MOTTO----- »5-Vl-tf A. 8. JACOBS. i to is a question of grave consideration to the breeder, ami one which depends so Following is the vote received by the trodden to such an extent as to in various candidates in Jackson county.. ••Quick Sa les and Small Profits** PRESCRIPTIONS much upon the qualities.of the dam (or mare to be breed) that it is hard for any jure it for years to come. So, to ane to advise, without knowing the facts upon both sides of the question, as well Carefully compounded of the finest drug». CONGRESSMAN Majorities FRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL, as the object desired. To say that a horse will get colts for »¡iccific purposes, out COUNTRY PRODUCE philosophize over the losses of the John Whiteaker .... 1022... 326 of any and all kinds of mates, is simply preposterous. In my opinion, to produce JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. winter, we may regard them as M. C. George........... 696. for goods. the horse of general use (or “horse of all work’’), we must not look too much to Taken in exchange really of future benefit to the MADAME HOLT still continues to JUDGES gigantic proportions, and especially when such dimensions are composed of (or con wait upon guests at thia loDg-eetab ASHLAND HARNESS country. It is difficult ta lose the J. IL Kelley............. SHOP sist in) an over amount of flesh, or fat, produced by feeding, not, breeding; how ... 978.... AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL ever, high form, with good bone and muscular development, is among the princi lislied bouse, and ia determined to P. P. Prim ............... ...1074 ... sense of severe present loss in the spare no puina in the endeavor to give SON OSCILLATING SHUTTLE pal requisites for a stallion in use, but’they should be natural, and without too ... 953.... view of future advantage, espe Jno. Burnett........... satisfaction to the publie. Visitors much flesh made to show the points of power in the annual. And, remember, that W. P. Lord............. ... 663.... will at all times find the tables supplied cially to those who may have been J. B. Waldo............. to know the blood and manner <>i breeding in the siro, is of first importance to ... 644... SEWING MACHINE. with the best Jure to be bad in bouth- those who would improve the standard of their horses. C. K. KLUM, financially crippled by the blow, E. B. Watson........... ... 818.... eru Oregow. We come to the farmers and breeders with a first-cla^s animal, as the given ac- but to consider tbe Lake country MANUFACTURER OF,AND DF.AT.ER IN STATE PRINTER Thankful for past patronage, a share l count of the facts and investigation will plainly show, for the purpose of improv m the aggregate of its prospects,, T. B. Merry............. ...101? 11TB SHALL HE PLEASED TO WAIT VP- ing the standard of our common stock, as well as the horse fi r turf purposes. 327 of public favor is solicited. In ▼ ▼ oliali cus'oui.r» ;u.d w 11 du our best U» 4-4tf MADAME HOLT, ... 690 prosperity and capital, it is safe W. II. O'Dell........... i order to be consistent ill the first prop >sition, we keep the horse at a very low fig- give them satirfiCtion. ! ure, so as to be w ithin the reach of all who may desire such improvement not de BIST. JUDoF. to say it will be the better tor the A shland , O regon . nianding a hundred dollars or two in gold coin, for his services, as is usual for such 307 recent severe winter. Every such II. K. Hanna........... ... .1032 Butler & llock tel low. a stallion. However this horse will not stand at such a reduced figure the follow eeps a general assort - Ashland. May 16, 1879. [3-51 tf experience must have a tendency C. W. Kahler........... .... 665 ing season, as this is but a fracti<m < f what is generally demanded for the services menfc of goods in his line of trade. DIST. ATTORNEY of an animal of his class. Any well bred and finely-formed mares that have failed to aettle definitely the exact status, —OF THE — B. Kent............. to produce during a space of three y ears, and are found to be sound ami health? Ladies9« Mens’ and Boys’ Sad resources and capability of the T. A. P. llannnond.... (by an examination of tlie same) will be bred on shares or to insure for $37.50 pay*- dles, a Speciality. A s h. I a a country, and the sooner this is REPRESENTATIVES I . able when mare is known to be in foal. The season fee w ill be due within or by reached, tlie better it will be, for Tlios. Smith............ expiration of the season. But cash w ill not be required in cases wherein it is Team, Buggy a>nd Plow Harness, Ashland and Linkville the inconvenieirt to make such payment; as approved note giving ample time, or pro not until then can a solid, ernlur- A. C. Stanley........... duce so far a* needed will answer the purpose. As reference to this horse’s quali WHIPS, ing growth of prosperity be count W. H. Atkinson.... ties as a breeder, I will refer you to tlie premium list of tlie Sonoma ami Marin ROBES, BOOT & SHOE STORE ed upon. The people will under II C. Mingus................. DUSTERS r|TUE SUBSCRIBER WILL BEREAF- District Agricultural Society of California, during the years ’78 and ’79 where stand now better than they did be COUNTY II DUE HORSE BLANKETS. I ter run a line ol stage daily between his stock has been shown with advantage; as to his success as a sire I will furnish a J. Da v................... THANKS TO THE PUBLIC 57 ----- ALSO------ fore last winter just what the S. Ashland and Linkville. for the '.r.u r . list from the season books of his patrons at above stated place to any gentleman N. Langel!............... wishing to make investigation. Good pasturagn at either stand for the present For their Liberal 1’atroooge. which he risks ar? in wintering stock with COMMISSIONERS W inchester R epeating R ifles tation of passengers and express matter. season, at reasonable rates. To the patrons of the Stallion herein set forth we accepts os testimo ¡y <4 their appre —On Mondays, Wednesdays, ami Fri- furnish Breeding Certificates, (gotten up expressly for the purposjj, in printed out preparation for some care ofi R. A. Cook............... i (eoinnioiily called Henry Rifles) oi ciation His purpose ia to ...871.. dayi, at 5 o’clock a . m , a fine form), giving the blood-tracing of the horse, with other facts, as day and dates of them. This will cause some1 A. Alford.................. model of 1866,. >• 1873, and 1S76 ...884.. such transactions in the stud. When proj^rly filled out, signed and delivered to “ Grow With the Place. C. Magruder............. ...810.. ranchers to do more work, and FOUR HORSE COACH the breeder, he has something of a valid nature to show the ori ’in of the stock he E. K. Anderson ....... ...787.. Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Witr. start from Ashland, arriving at Link is rearing, which will be of great advantage to him uhou he wishes to sell or dis may give some a distaste tor the he IS IN FAVCB OF THOSE WIIO ville in the evening of the same <1 xy. business, but it will result in SHERIFF pose of the same, as a document in proof of the animal s breeding would shut out WEAR GOOD DOOTS AND ‘ WHEAT Taken at the Highest 871.... 88 W in. Bybee ............... much speculation and question of doubt so commonly raised by designing purchas placing the stock interests upon a Evan Kearnes........... LEAVES LINKVILLE Market Kates in Exchange 783.... <3033-7- up'itoa’ L tjl ers and speculators, a good animal of real worth is put upon the market for Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in the surer basis, where it will be im < LEKS for Goods sale. By this wseful-«rrangenieni, a ten year old boy could take his well bred horse- Ashland, Jure 27th, IS"6. no Itf. Materials of all kiuil». such as morning, arriving iu Asblacd in tbe possible for them to suffer as much H.» Klippel........... .. to any market (attended by intelligent purchasers) ami sell the auimal for its value ...922 ...202 evening. On tlm nlterna'e days a 52 tf Resperifd!y. J. A. MERRICK, again from an unfavorable seaso» T. T. McKenzie... ...720.... FRENCH AND ALLICATOR GOODS, I two-horse hack or buck-board Importer ami Agent. as they have suffered. Ax<l anjthiag el»e that the public ai»y r nir* TREASURER a To Improve the Stock of this Section of the Country, PIONEER STORE, $20 For tlie Season New Store! XX New Goods ! Saddlery & Harness, GEO. I H. Pape ............ woman suf P. Donegan....... NLTLEY K O. R. MYER, will make the trip. ALWAYS ON HAND, I Kearney is not a 1 The stages connect with hacks lor Lake And all work gotten up in the fragist, neither is Mrs. Kearney, j SCHOOL supt . Georg e T. Baldwin MILLINERY. view and I orl Klamath. ...962....245 as the following press dispatch of J. D. Fountain.... VERY BEST STYLE. ^J'Express charges reasonab'.a ...717... MISSES L. V. AHO M. H. ANDEflSON, I the 12tb, from Chicago, indicates:! L. F. Will.ta......... GEO. Nl’TLEY. OFFICE in Ashland at the livery stable. LINKVILLE, LAKE CO., OREGON. assessor “Iu the Greenback Convention ! ASHLAND,---------- OREGON,. In Liukville at Thatcher & Worden’s tore. Thus. Nichols .......... yesterday a woman suffragist made ' B. C. God¿uird.. .......... 7Û7 • OPTICIAN, ELEGANT SUMMER HATS, TRIMMED AND — X»BALER IN — H. F. PHILLIPS, an appeal for that party to assist! SUKVEYOB JInreka 52v3tf Proprietor. UNTRIMMED. ASHLAND, - - - ■ OREGON, them, in gettiug a ballot. This 69 I ................. 874 STOVES, TIN aaà ÏÏABD Hau- Ornamenht, ................. 805 brought Kearney to his feet, and SALE AND FEED STABLES ! Keejs constantly on h^cd a fine assort WABE, ’ I'arasolx. in one oi his usual speeches he COIIO’ÍER ment of the best Eanxr ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I, 0. E. 3. PISTOLS AND AMfflUNITIOKOF ALL KINDS, ................... 892 116 J. ST. T. SCiller & Co.Pr’s, proceeded to denounce the women Ribbohs, COMMON FLINT AND PEBBLE CLASSES, IN Will hold its stated meetings on the ; 46 Injects, eic, ete. shriekers, and wournl up byde-j * il e,,. _____ ____ ................. - -------- — SCHOOL BOOKS, * ETC. IJNKVIUJ-:,-------------- OREGON First and Third Tuesday in each GOLD, SILVER. NICKEL, STEEL, ■elaring that before be left home The Lakeview Er/tmi.'«., trusting to i Dree, making a a , eci >D'y. Al»o (he,agency for the month, at RUBBER AND CELLULOID Large new b.trn and corral, and every W arniu C obrlt . Repairing.and Job Work promptly exe- his wife told him that if he iavored luck, n.o doubt, anrovticed in its issue FRAMES. MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND. artangeirunt t<< give satisfaction iu every uted. C-2! "Onterj from a diatnnee will receive prompt at i giving women the right to vote, of the 10th that the entire Detnocraác .branch of.the business. .’^“Something New in Spectacles— tenlioc. noll-v4 All members in good standing are in instead of receiving him with a state ticket was elected by a Urge iua- Patent adjustable and changeable vited to attend. Glasses and Frames. Call and Bee HAY, QRAtf AND FLOUR Telegraphic conununicatiun kiss «he would meet him with a jority. your own t° town. Term» and tóou'fit SlÇ frt 9III’er 4»yat home. Sample» worth 35 free MRS. M. E. McCALE, W. M. ÔCC a week in J,our ww. Terms o free. AddreeiH. A Co., Co Portbnd.Me. Pkirti.n^ j¿e ** * V fcVAddreee S tinoon k Co., Port Luid, Maine. tbwn. (4-40 tf vUvfree. Addreej H. H allett & J,. S. E cbahka , S ec . Constantly on hand and for sale- hasn't reached Lake county vet. flat-iron-” Fare (each wayl.............. . ..................-......... S8 00