t
THE
I
ASHLAN.) T í DINGS
air. MAl.xK ELECTION.
CAMPAIGN ECHOEN.
MECHANIC’S
ASHLAND
DRUG STORE! PLANING MILL,
G. A. H ill ,
D r H. T. I n low ,
<5 »
An exchange remarks: Political
The first news from the election
orators
should remember that people will
in Maine on Tuesday last caused
GENERAL E. I. APPLEGATES t lie Democrats to illuminate. and not swallow frothy speeches any more
!
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SPEECH.
light bonfires, while the Republi than they will frothy beer. They let
cl
’
em
settle
first
and
see
what
is
in
the
DR.
J.
H.
CHITWOOD,
cans grew thoughtful. It wusan-
I
FURN.TURE, SASH, 03JR i I
I
Gen. E. L. Applegate spoke in nouced that the election was very bottom.
I
BUND,
Don Piatt, the editor of the organ of
Bouck’s hnll last Monday evening close, indeed, with chances favor
«4»
» Jad
tv
AH2 UCULüliiKG,
to a large audience, a very fair able to the Greenback-Democratic the National Democracy published at
ST*
proportion of which was Demo fusionists.
SA. "JY a
Subsequent advices, Washington, 77/e Capita/, says: “Gar
I
Main street. A al. »«nd.
I
ASHLAND, OREGON,
cratic. His speech was over two ! grew more and more cheering to field holds to-day the honored position
Graaita,
Street,
hours and a half iu length and was ■ the despondent Republicans. At of being the only poor man among the
ASHLAND, 032G02T
heard attentively throughout. \Ve I nine o’clock this morning we re political leaders.”
/ '/
AV ING bUCUtKDLD MRS. M. W. H.tR
I'iCCXT ACA!.\!!!
The Vicksburg II^ra’A (Democratic)
1U II.« VU f I ei- , Wlrtlil -I m » U1KX IO
can give but a partial abstract:
Ö
ceived bv private dispatch the lat
A WEI.L SELE’rED SI OCR OF
ib
i
ub
tc
<Lki
liej vUb' f.r »tir a fuu iiue..f
He first explained his own po est that has been telegraphed from says: “General Garfield says the negroes
ALL KINDS OF PLANINO, MOULDING, TURNING, W,:n
are
bulldozed
and
ballot-stuffed
out
of
sition. Since he first labored for' the Pine Tree state. It reads as
CIRCULAR AND SCROLL SAWINC.
the election of Lincoln, he has; follows: “Of' the five Congress- their rights. In some instances this is I
ÙR’JGS,
M ÜCU? 5, ÜÎU-
p'in.r.u--o'l
li-! i Ù diTall 'Xl-»
I
FURNITURE CARVING AND OR
been a Republican. Four years men elected, the Fusionists have true. As we said before, the affairs in
4¿1 Ü Oö
-PAINTS—
I
NAMENTAL WORK DONE
ago the Democratic party and the i two and the liepublicans, three. all parts of the South are not yet per
TO ORDER.
leaders of the Southern people de- I In both branches of the Legisla fectly regulated."
{•lAI’I.Eaid FANCY GOODS, I)RE — Gt GD-,
T
11
LT
ARTICLES,
P£
F
j
WI
A
Democratic
negro
was
killed
by
a
LY,
elated that the results of the war I ture there is a large Republican
SASH, D00R3, SUNOS AND MOULDING CON
VljOlHlNU. 1KO 8 ft** SHoEs.
had settled forever the question as1 majority, and Davis, the ¡Republi Republican negro in Ocala, Florida, and
STANTLY ON HAND ANO MADE TO CROC«!.
HAIS,CAP-, UAtiDVV AKE,
Pt*iTM:n«* > Eurmiure of ail kmAs manujar!ai id
—SHCUlDcR BR;CcS~-
to whether or not the American ; can Governor, lias from 1,500 to the Runner of that place hopes that St at ioiK'i y.
- a n ; d -
people were living under a nation 2,000 majority.” The Democrats “when Hancock gets to be President he
the icholc.adc.
and Picviscos,
Groceries
Toilet Articles.
will
put
a
stop
to
this
ku-klucking
of
col
al government. He believed the will be thoughtful too.
IT » ng -o’4 my l *0< k 1 will «id b.t«-e t in th«- re-
ored Democrats in the South by colored
♦ ♦ >•
t«l fur i'uieb » -e»- u B urn & Hi •, I won 4 e-
Southern people were sincere in
-TOYS-
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Kj.ec fu>l) it’Coli.nieiid n.j finiu-r |>''toii« 'o ¡j
Plot. Collier, of the Department Republicans "
their profession of acceptance of
luit*
’
hem
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c
II
.il
h-l»
1
»'or
,
\v):e
e
m
y
br
futuol
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I
The Cleveland Plaindea/er thinks that In gr»at variety aid of uew atd ».rione dee>gne.
USUAI UY KEPT IX A And •irerylh,*.< unaally found in a
the situation and complete sur of Agriculture, has put lhe last
E VERYTIIING
•-.►•or’in»in of uri’i u e.
II. ST-CUAKS D V«! M0UI.
the
the
majority
of
the
young
men
of
5-12 If j
L. 8 P. MARSH.
—PUBE.W1NES an > L Q! ORS—
render of their state sovereignty touches to the understanding of
FIR&KLi-SS RL ILE
country
are
for
Hancock.
-F m T medical pnrpo»«.«-
theories. Thinking, then, the ! sorghum sugar making He finds
TERMS, CASH !
Aid we ulso propose to ••«-Il all Good»
gr* at question of the perpetuity of that it is not only possible bur
A lfalfa .—The value of alfalfa for
P’ines.
Tobacco
I
the Nation’s life to be finally set-! easy to extract from sorghum provender is being appreciated more
1 .
- A X !>-
crystallized
sugar
tiiat
compares
“CHEAP FOR CASH !”
tied, he considered the subject of j
every year by our farmers, and wherever
—
Cigar?.
—
• Orders from a distance promptly
national finance the paramount _ favorably both in quantity and I it can be successfully grown the acreage
PAINTS, OILS. VARNI-TI. GLASS,
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attended
to.
I. A H.
question of the time, and allied I quality with cane sugar. It is under it is increasing. When irrigation
B'H'SHE<. I TO., ETC
*Qnick
Sa
le- und Small Profits”
himself with the organizaiioii almost as simple as making maple is feasible three good crops may be cut CANDIES, NUTS a m u FINE CONFECTIONS. JMIE «^LI’.SCKII’.ER WILL IIEI
JL ’er run alne o' »»><pe d’ilv b.
formed to carry out a policy sugar. The difficulties that bafHed every year, and the hay is of the best.,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
A» H' <i mid Linkville f'-r Ute t'J
which he considered for the pub manufacturers resulted simply greatly superior to much of that used in
ASHLAND
HARNESS
SHOP
i.iiion < f p s • t g’ lb ¡'t-d ex e«s inul
Carefully compounded <»f ih« lineet drug*.
lie good. ] But in all bis speeches from not dealing promptly enough the county. I11 reference to the mode of
lic
Taken in exchange for good«.
ili
—Ou M (may-. W<-«lne»d •>-, a •
during his campaigning for the with the syrup. The professor planting, a correspondent of an exchange
dava. m 5 o’clock a . M , » fine
AGENTS FOR THE NEW WIL-
Greenback ticket lie had declared predicts that within five years all says: “Prepare your land the same way
I
as for oats; sow twenty pounds of seed H. U. M yer ,
F.
M.
D
rake ,
FOUR
I
ORSE
COACH
the
sugar
needed
tor
use
in
the
bUN OSCILLAI ING SHUTTLE
that if ever the old issue of state
Will, aii ti o:<i A-lilaU'l, I living al Link
sovereignty should be again raised, United «States will be produced by per acre; give a good brushing after
»¡lie in ib>- rv u
ft1 e Mine day.
MANUFiClURER OF.AND DEA I ERIN
sowing. Spring time after all danger of
he would swing to the Republican American farmers.
SEWING MACHINE
frost is over is the only time to sow it in
LEAVES LINKVILLE
party. He finds this very issue
Tue-daxs. Tbui-d yi- unu Suiiirdiys in lhe
In Cowlitz county, W. T , Mrs. order to be successful; s indy loam and
confronting the people in the com A. B. Huntington has served as new land is best, it will grow on upland
in irni ig, airiviig in Asbl ¡nd in ibe
VW7E SRAM. IE PLEASED TO WATT UP-
ing election, hence his return to Superintendent of schools for two provided the same is free from weeds
V V oc idi ctie'on» rr ai d w 11 du u«.r beri to
evening. Ou »he al erime days a
A
shland
,
O
regon
.
and fern.
the Republican ranks.
two-horse back oi buck-bo «id
give item »ailef ciL-D.
years satisfactorily, and is a candi
?
The personal character of the date for re-election on lhe Repub
a ill make lir* irsp.
B viliiino the W agon R oad . — Mr.
E PS A GI NE RA L ASSO IUT
ISiitU r Ai. Itockfell»»w.
Far» 'e cb way)......................................... Ss 00
men nominated for the Presidency lican ticket. The names of wo i H. Gasquet, who has gone to San Fran
IDfl.t <4 gm db Hi I.is lit,*- vf uaiie
ASHLA' D, O?EGON,
Ashland. May 16, 187Í).
[3-51 if
The st'ges c ll<i«'et wilil backs I I' 4.<ikt—
is but one of the matters to be men for this position have been cisco in the interests of the Crescent City
L:idi«
s\
.Um
’
:m<t
B<
ys*
Sud»
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view and i ort Khinr-illi.
considered in choosing between presented also in Clarke, King, wagon road, suggests through the Courier
likes, a Spechi lily.
Exprès- char es <e s >mb’e.
them, and the very least in impor Pierce and Kitsap counties, iu the that those wishing to secure contracts on
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
M. BAUM,
II. C. HILL,
• 'FE1CE in Ash hik I at ti e liv-ry sfibie. To tin, Biig ry and Plow Harness
tance. The chief question to be latter on lhe Democratic ticket.
the new road should examine the entire
1.1
Linkvi
!e
.u
Tb
dcbei
A
Woiden
s
¡ore.
I
route immediately, so as to be ready to
studied is: What measures or pol
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n /z ps ,
submit
their
estimates
at
an
early
day,
icies do they represent ? In an
Rt) R ES,
Let’s see: In 1877 Ben Butler for it is expected that the company wdl
H. F. PHILLIPS,
DUSTERS I
swering this question the speaker was a Republican; in IS7S a Labor be ready to receive proposals in a very
52v3if
Pi opri- tor.
H.HISE
RLANKE1S.
reviewed the history of the Re- Reformer; last year a Gieeiibacker; short time. He says a company of Chi
— a Leo —
publican and Democratic parties, and this year be is a Democrat. It namen are already examining the route, STOVES,
with a view to getting a contract.
Wixciu
-
stek
R epeating R ifles I
aid pointed out particularly the makes us sad to think that next
TINWARE.
(commonly called Homy Rifles) oi!
development of the heresy of state year it his turn to be a Republi
AMMUNITION,
model of 1806, 1873, and 1876
shland
ollege
sovereignty and the relation of can again!—[Norr. Herald.
ETC.
Pistols. Cartridges, Etc.
¡BAU31 & HILL?
the two parties thereto. Grad
—
AND
—
MECHANICS’ TOOLS,
It is expected that the present
I
ually the error grew and spread
Legislature
of
our
state
will
un-
until in Jackson’s time it had as
- AND“
HEAT Token at tha Highest I
ASHLAND. OREGON,
2T0BMAL SC300L,
dertake
the
amendment
of
the
M irket Kate? in Exchange
sumed such proportions that the
EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS
’or GooJs
Governor of South Carolina fell laws relating to assessment and Ashland, Jackson County, Or
I TTAVE OrENFD THEIR NEW FURNITUR K
Athland, Jure ?7th, 1376.
n«>ltf.
HARDWARE
ESTABLISHMENT.
taxation
—
a
diflicult
task
for
even
«• ä «ivre wi ll a full • vo. ><f
safe in bidding defiance to the na-
I
egon.
the
profound
statesmen
of
some
tional government. Old Hickory
I
Full Chamber Sets,
was not a state rights man, and portions of Oregon.
FACULTY,
JOB WO HH a specialty !
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was only prevented from bringing
The trial of Kalloch for the R ev . L owell L. R ogers , A. M., Presi I
CHAIP.S,
the question to a trial of force by murder of DeYoung is being de
dent and Professur of Natural Scienc I
CHEAP
A. W. BISH. Prop ietor,
es, Mental and Moral Pbilmyiphy.
the compromise effected by Henry layed as much as possible. It has
Square anc Enter Tables,
Clay. Since Lhat time the Demo been taken into the supreme R ev . L a D ru R oyal , A. M., professor of
To the People »f J'irkwii and Lake
Latin and Greek Languages and Liter
Book Cases, Cup cere’s,
Counties.
cratic party has been the defender
court of the state on technicali
ature.
.
of the confederate theory and the
—I will can fresh fruits and vegetables
ties.
M rs . A. A. R ogers , Preceptress, Teach
Lounges,
Republican party has fought the
of
all
kinds upon orders during the coin What-Nots,
er of Elocution, Principal of Primary
In the Vermont election last
fatal error and has defended and
ing season. Fruits and tomatoes a spe
Department.
-AND—
1
week
the
Republican
majority
ciality.
Orders from a distance piompt- pVF.RY HING IN TRE UNE OF I OUS1
preserved the Union against its
Miss E lla M. S cott , Teacher of Piano,
I
Organ and Vocal Culture.
ly attended to. Send a stamp for price cÿ- 1K-1.D Fu i iri.ii g <>«4id , u icb ll.ey Mill
attacks. The men who in J SG I was over 2-5 000—2,000 greater
S’il ut -.be luMeBi piicer.
Miss
K
ate
T
hornton
,
Assistant
Teach
list.
52-6in.
1
championed the idea of the right than the majority tor Hayes, and
I
er.
of a state to secede at its pleasure 7,000 more than in 1878.
REPAIRING AND UPHOLSTERING OCHE UPON
erree
s
have to-day the control of the
SHORT NOTICE.
EXPl 5SES.
Four candidates for Congress i
ASHLAND, - - - - ORECON,
Democratic party, and by their
5-3.
BAUM A HILE,
words and acts they have pro num are now before lhe people in TUITION—86 a month, $15 a quarter,
K«*i-ps const n l y un b ind u fine nt-eoi t
$40
a
year.
One
scholar
three
ye.us,
II eir of lhe be '
claimed that they mean to cling to the northern district of California
i
ToTiiu WoltCTSg
or three, in same family, one year,
Republican,
Democratic,
Green
-----
FROM
—
the old dogma of state sovereignty
$100.
Instrumental Music or Voice
COMMON FLINT AND PEBBLE CLASSES, IN
AsLlaad.
Oregon.
Culture $5 a month, Vocal music in
and foster its growth as best they back ami Prohibitionist.
Linkville
to
Fort
K
amath,
GOLD
SILVER.
NICKEL.
STEEL
class $3 a quarter,
Board 83.50 a
—<»r Tfir —
can.
RUBBER AsD CELLULOID
Kearney is again on the sand
week.
Rooms or Cottages for self-
Vin L ke C»»i ■ jje ¡ml KI im¡h Agency
Having
fitted
up
a
first-class
bakery-
FK
M
b.
This was the central point of lot®, and promises the San Fran-
boarding $2 to $5 a montli. Tuition
657*1« ve- L rkv ll ru- <1 y*. ’Fourmi y nn<1 I on Main street, opposite the Odd Fel
in all cases payable in advance in cash ^»'t'Something New in Sprctarle«— Siluri y» R-- i rn* M-. <l •> *, Wr-Jis-til y uu< Fi- lows’ block, 1 am prepared to furnish the
Mr. Applegate’s speech. It was ciscoans another period of “agita
Patent ailjiiH'Hh'e ai d ehantteB*,*e il v-.c r ii"g U S. ni il- id |>
or acceptable notes.
jieople of Ashland with
elucidated at length by historical ting” _______ __________
1- Wetb, Ageui «t T.i .a» U« -J. S. Be.ich,
O'ai'HeH Hlid Frames. Cn 1 anti see
FRESH BREAO,
quotations and pointed illustra
I
Ajeitm F n Kl 111 >n.
them.
f4-4O if
cot iisr.s or sTt’DV.
I
CAKES,
A
seat
in
the
New
York
Stock
4-46-ifJ
AL FEKREE, l’-opn.-’iir.
tions, and concluded with a most
I
ms,
C
ourse
in
E
nglish
L
anguage
and
300 T A SHOt STORE.
striking contrast betweeen the Exchange was sold the other day L iterature . — Readibg, Ek><.uti<>n, Eng
CONFECT KHIERY.
rro.,
operation of a national govern for $25,000.
lish Grammar, English Analysis and
Forward ng and Commission
THANKS TO THE 1UE11C
Customers
will
be
served
with
bread
Parsing, English Composition, English
ment and that of a mere confed
Op.-nlng of the Legislature.
at their houses every morning if they
I oi Uu-ir I.'her ,j |'¡» loi np’ «liicli he
Liteiature, Rhetoric, Ancient History,
Agent,
eracy. Aside from his main argu
wish.
uccej.1- uk ¡es’i'i O..V . f i eii u| |irr-
Medimval History, Modern History.
H. F. BARRON, Prop'r.
The Oregon Legislature convened on
ment, too, the speaker made many
VluÛuü llir |>ui|«o»r I» u.
H.
MURTON,
5-13tf
JOHN WALTERS.
B usiness C ourse .—Arithmetic, Book
keen observations upon the minor Monday last, and began business without
keeping, Banking, Civil Government,
A shland , O gn .
‘•Grow W.th the Place.”
differences between the two par delay. In the Senate, Mr. Hirsh of Commercial Law, International Law,
ll<>M-bur£. Oregon.
t
I HE B IN F\V(»B of THOSE « HO
ties and their nominees and re Multnomah was elected President; J. C. Political Economy, Algebra, Geometry,
A8 A LxRCE ANDCOMMODTOl’s W \RF-
Linkville
Livery
Stables.
Peebles,
of
Marion,
is
Chief
Clerk;
O.
English
Grammar
and
Rhetoric.
huii-.
—
Allibi,
noni
•»
slot
f»leh'
nt
H v-ry Miri of ro t>'<*. »'e ch. t.ir of S u l>e I u
torted with pungent satire to some
WE\K GOOD BOOTS AND
Frewh ment» kept ciot m’y un K-nd, end far O ••gi.h Vi I limili 4o kheir .Ulceri lo atilp ..il frelgtlt
of the common slaps that his party Holman, of Douglas, Assistant Clerk;
C ourse in L atin .—Latin Grammar,
Ib.Oligli sue HoUre.
MNNAING ft WEBB,
has received from the opposition. Geo. Tatum, of Polk, Seagt. at Anns; Latin Reader, Caesar’s Commentaries, tale ut 1» wcti C ash price«.
FRIDAY
hockíeilcw
1) R U G S T O If E Butler
Masonic
Building,
j -
PIONEER STORE
w ».
New Store !
New Goods !
New Prices
TRÜSSES,
Ashland and Linkville
STAGE LINE.
I
C. K. KJ.UM,
NEW FIRM,
Saddlery <fc Harness,;
MYER & DRAKE
K
HABI) W A R E,
A
Furniture !!
Furniture ! !
Furniture ! !
C
CANN ER Y,
OPTICIAN,
F
’
EXPRESS LINE I ashund bakery ,
GEO.
NUTLEY.
á ß h l a a Æ
(V-
CITY
MARKET !
<
The Portland Bulletin of the
8th bring«» to light the following
little episode of the past: Yes
terday’s Bulletin contained the
sworn evidence of Mr. Cole, in
which lie acknowledges, that in
conjunction with II. W. Scott, he
tried to buy off the Hon. J. II.
Mitchell for the sum of $25.000 in'
favor of Ben Holladay for U.S.
Senator. At the* time of this
memorable contest Mr. Mitchell
alleged that Ben Holladay was
ambitious to duo the Senatorial
mantle and wus exerting all his
influence against him, but it was
not so believed by the people, on
the contrary the popular under-
atanding was, that Mr. Holladay
was assisting Mr. Mitrlrell finan
cially and otherwise, and that his
friendship for hitn was unbounded.
But the truth lias at last been res
urrected, which proves that Cole
and Scott were to negotiate Mr.
Mitchell’s wiihdiawul from the
canvass for the sum of $25,000,
with the additional proviso that
on receipt of the money be should
assume the Holladay collar.
These delicate attentions, to the
honor of Mr. Mitchell, were de
clined by him. And it is possible
that this bit of intrigue would
have remained in the oblivion to
which it was consigutd, were it
M«>t tor ilie case of Joe Holladay
▼a. Cole.
|
Wix.l, b c il, doti hi’e«, • le., c «t-igoe 1 lo my
Jos. Acton, of Multnomah, Doorkeeper. Virgil, Cicero’s Orations, Livy, Tacitus,
FAT CAT1LE at 4 cl».!,
HOGS,
HAY,
C rehrr.a^or i-ki, b.eui vili reo-» j.iouipt alien-
Cicero
de
Oflieiis.
•k D.
GRAIN,
FLOUR,
In the House, Z. T. Moody, of Wasco,
C
ourse in G reek .—Greek Grammar,
fcÌ3~Mark goodr ciré of II. L. M.
j13-3- f.
was elected Speaker; C. B. Moores, of Greek Reader, Anabasis, Greek Testa
A'<1 other m-irketi We produce Uken at current
Manon, was elected Chief Clerk, and J. ment, Memorabilia, Homer, Heroditus, ¡rice» In exclmrge fot beef.
»5-U7 ]
H. F. B;
W. Strange, of Douglas, Assistant; E. Demosthenes's (»rations.
F. TT. BASHF0BD,
C. Hadaway, of Yamhill, Seargent at
C ourse in M athematics .— Arithme
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
Anus; T. A. Bacon, of Clackamas,Door- j tic, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
« < .» C 1 E r I E «.
Surveying, Mechanics, Aceoustics and
CONVEYANCER,
keeper.
Optics, Astronomy.
On Tuesday the Senate and House met '
C ourse in M odern L anguages .-
ASHLANO,
OREGON.
in joint session and heard the Governor's French Grammar, Fiench Reader, Co Asblaod Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T.
Me-tg it 'De new 1 idg- room, M .«utile H I’, ever)
message read.
Coll-cioue ¡ rom. i’.y tu 4-, »nd "jeci 1 alterni >n
rinne, Racine, Get man Grammar, Ger Frid-y
eve nig • H mh» » r m B.'i'ber- and
g'veti ’n >t>e I ret erai.OU of D.e<1., Moi g gel abd
In the Senate in the afternoon reso man Reader, Goethe, Schiller.
a»t»r- ni g »»i -i iid’ng re curii» ly li.vitwl lo .t.
C ourse in N atural S ciences .—Geo teiel T e Te up'e inee i> every firri .ul u ud Wed otoer l«eg I Pi|er-.
lutions were introduced for the appoint
I
fcuT Oii.ee !u Ro lu No. 3, »ecot.-d -lory • f Mnaonfc
ment of joint committees to inquire into | graphy, Phys. Geography, Physiology, nesday iti e cb Ululil i.
Buiidit g
14-31- f
Botany, Zoology, Natural Philosophy,
C. A NU1LEY, W .C. T,
the affairs of the Canal and Locks Com- . Astronomy, Chemistry, Mineralogy', Ge J. M. W* o * fb , S ce ry.
missioners and the management of the ology.
R. P. N eil
L. A. N eil ,
Insane Asylum. Adjourned till Thurs- I
C ourse in M ental and M oral
JL
il la od Lodge IWe. 23.
day. In the House, Stearns introduced i ; P pilosophy .—Ethics, Psychology, Log
/\A
A. F. & A.
a resolution to create a joint committee J ic, Esthetics, Moral Philosophy, l'heism,
Butler's Analogy, Christian Evidences.
Bi44. rb-lr »r»t.4 cuu>u-utile4fo< k 1 hurrAny e»« i.
of six for revising the laws regulating the •
N ormal C oup . se .—English Grammar,
reclamation of swamp lands.
After i Arithmetic, Geogiaphy, Phys Geogra :og«ou or i*f”re ¡he full muori. Bieibren in goo4
Harris Ned &, Co.,
Maiidilig ue <utdi»hy iuvi e4 U> a'Ieti I.
-LE a TER s 1N—
much opposition it was adopted. Notice phy, Physiology, Algebra, Zoology, Ge
W. H. AIK1N8ON, w. M
was given by members of their intention ometry, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy.
J 8. F vbankk , 8*c'y.
All kioQB of fièbb and dried
to introduce some 24 biHs. among which •Botany. Ancient History, Modern His i
Méats,
1
Chemistry, Astronomy, Mental i
was one by Steams to provide for the tory,
Hides
>ni'î
|
el's
•
ongh , and m H kinds tf fut
Civil Government, Book
Ashland Lodge No.45,
I Philosophy,
collection of a grazing tax from owners keeping, English Literature, Evidences
siuck taken i'i• xc'mng.» fur meat.
I. O. O. F..
n«>37_r3-lt
of stock driven from a country in which of Christianity, Pedagogies.
Pol4 their
<nr*i h «»very Suturd-iy erm»-
such stock is owned Some of the most
114 at ibeir bUI in A*hl»i>-i. Hnxbere tu gtxjU
important of the others were: To amend
DEGHEES.
e jmd.DK «recjrduliy lovi.ed tn »»end.
ICZCBEAM PABLOBS
B J. FARLOW, X. O.,
the laws relating to assessmet and taxa
The degress of A. B. and A. M. with
J. D. Foun i iu. Se re ly.
tion; to create the office of Attorney Diplomas will be given in course to those
General for the state; to buy ground and completing the following prescribed
--- _ and ----
and build a State Insane Asylum; to courses: Latin, Greek, Mathematics, ALPHA CHAPTER HO. I, 0. E S.
English
Language
and
Literature,Mental
amend the lien law; to revise general
Will hold its stated meetings on the
CONFECTIONERY.
Moral Philosophy, Modern Lan
road law; to allow any Circuit Court to and
guage, Natural Sciences and Business.
/'ini ami Third Tuesday in each
admit att< rneys to practice; to regulate ! lhe degree of B. S. with diplomas will
month, at
G. A. NUTLEY, Proprietor.
the practice of medicine; to regulate the*' be awarded those completing the courses
MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND.
fees of Sheriffs and county cleiks; and to in English Language and Literature,Mod
----- Fresh B e d. Pie« aoi C.ke* kept coo-
ern
Languages,
Natural
Sciences,
Busi
All members in good standing are in ■tantly on bind.
make various changes in the an ministra
ness, Mental and 5Ior.il Philosophy.
fejT’Oue dour uorth of CeoTnl Hotel.
tion or practice oi civil and criminal law j Diplomas will be presented those com vited to attend.
MB3. Al. E. McCALL, W. M.
in the stat«.
j pleting the Normal or Busiuesa Course.
J. 8. EvaAsa», 8ec.
JMn.
0. A. NUTLEY.
BAKERY,
Materiala of ¡*11 kind«, »ueb ««
A
xxre pleased to atoouuce that tbeii 3Uble»
«T
I I
eiutkyi
DEVON
Are in excellent le^ir, amply pn »¡4*1
And hit cti.|«>iner» wil he w..j ed ou
pmmptl» «i.d tn the beet ojle
BUGGIES
Excellent
h I w - j « od
RIDING DORcES
C5T Horre» proniptlj cited fir,
Aid anything el»« that t! e ¡.bblk b . k ) r
vit*
ALWAYS CN HAND,
LAK/: COUNTY
Good HACKS
FRENCH AND ALLIGATOR C300S
And all w«nk goitt-n up iu the
i
VERY LEST STYLE.
GEO. NUTLEY.
f^l
and No 1
h. nd.
and
Tourists and Others Outfitted
I
LUMBER !
LUMBER!
At a Bargain
—FOB—
Ou the »borteet o >tk«
Do not Uli tu j,i»e lhe l.hAbl'e S'ab'e» a tii ).
Sixty Days after July 1st.
I will make lumber 20 per cent.
chea]*er for C ash than it was ever before
here. Lumber from best Yellow
FRANtO-AMERlCAX HOTEL, sold
1 me, and warranted to lie»vea.lv «n»i><!
JACKSOCTfLLE, ORZCJN.
Clear flooring, siding and rustic for
8i«5 per Ttooaaanci,
MADAME HOLT still cmitinnf*» t<-
At
the
mill
5 miles from Ashland. All
WHlt llpim RQrMH ut tbltt i.>Ur.-P^tat>
h»lied bon«*, ami 1« (let«*rtuiced t< orders promptly filled.
»par»- rm ptitis in ».be emieuwr t<> giv.
1-tf CHANDLER A RICHARDS.
MANNING A W EBB.
»1-1*
»<tlr f iction to the public. Vl»|t(»rr
will at all tiuDcn find the txtHe* supplied
with the best fare to be Lad in buutb-
er»> Or« gon.
Thankful for past pair.>nage, « »hart
• f I'nldic favor in solicited.
<-4tf
MADAME HOLT,
MISSES L V. AND M. H. ANDERSON,
ASHLAND,----------- OREGON,
1 •>«< riptloH, of e,ery_
H, ;u required for
Hair OrnamentJt,
/’atxuo’it,
/an*,
Jiibbon*,
Lace*., etc, etc^
SST * 82V IltalMBh A»*.,Cb!c*£o. Uk
Dre» talking a »neci Illy. Alto the agency fur the
Waanaa G>a«»r.
i^-Ordert fiom a dUUoco will recaiwprompt at
teuttec,
noll-vi
J*0*
to
WwYKT f“r ”l,r Price List for
1880. F hkb to
a'liltess upon
Mp.
H ■■ K?
.r
—M-
.
MILLINERY.