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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1880)
TIDINGS ASHLAND FRIDAY OCTOBER 15. 1880. The Times accuses us of “falsi fying some of the best citizens” of Jacksonville in the statement that the President of the Board of Trustees of that place. Brigadier General Reames, refused to take measures to give a formal recep tion to President Hayes; and “io justice” to the General,says: “He wis never approached on the sub ject and not even informed as to the time when the party would arrive.” Ah.’ we see it now. Ye«, of course,, the General was anxious that the town should ex tend the ordinary courtesy'to the Chief Magistrate of the Nation, but, you see, he couldn’t be expected to do anything until he was “approached.” It was a great oversight of the President that no agent was sent ahead to “ap proach” the dignitary and beg for a suitable reception. And then he couldn’t possibly learn when the party would arrive. To be sure, a telegram was sent to Jack sonville from this place stating what time the President left Ash land, but then the telegraph office too, failed to “approach” the Gen eral, and he was left in Egyptian darkness. Explanations are en tirely satisfactory. But why should tire Times feel obliged to explain at ail? When it was an nounced that the President would come through Southern Oregon, that paper instructed its followers that it was their duty to abstain from any recognition of him as President, and the Jacksonville Town Board, ol which the editor of the Times is a member, certain ly acted consistently with that view. Has the manly, non-par tisan action of the public men of both political parties in other parts of Oregon made the Times ashamed of its hide-bound course? A bill has been introduced in the upper house of the Legislature to prevent discrimination in freight rates by the common car riers in the state. There is grave question of the justice and advisa bility of such legislation under or dinary circumstances, and while it might be of some benefit to the people of some localities, there is no doubt whatever that it would be directly against the present in terests of Southern Oregon. The effect of a provision of like pur pose in the recently adopted con stitution of California was to raise file price of freight on the railroad between San Francisco and Red ding. Should this bill become one of the statutes of Oregon the freight rates on the C. de O. railroad between Portland and Roseburg will be increased, and while the people of the middle and upper Willamette valley may obtain a slight reduction in freight it will be at the expense of the pockets of Southern Oregon. While the California and the Ore gon railroads were left free to ! compete for our carrying trade we were tolerably sure of reasonable freights, but if “discrimination” be utterly prohibited this section will be the loser. We need that Crescent City road. Wc may fa vor discrimination now, but if the raffroad should be put through from San Francisco to Portland, then we ourselves would be soon protesting against discrimination in freights, 1 he road to the coast is odr natural aud only safeguard against extortion from freight car riers. •z ---------- CJ ---------- - Col. George B. Curry, one of the car.didates for Presidential Elector on the Republican ticket spoke in Ashland last Monday evening to a large audience. In appearance and address Mr. Curry is plain and unpretentious, and while he is not a polished speaker he presents with clearness and force the arguments upon his side of the political discussion of the day. His speech was quite long, consuming over two Imurs in de livery, but was listened to with close attention throughout. He had more to say upon the tariff question than any of the speakers who have preceded him here dur ing the present campaign. He called attention to the plank in the Democratic platform which demands “a tariff for revenue only.” A tariff for revenue alone, he said, meant a very low tariff, jt is plain that the lower th« tariff the greater the encouragement to importations and, consequently, the greater revenue. American industries, unprotected from the overpowering competition of the pauper labor of Europe, would re ceive a death blow. Factories would be closed and thousands of artisans would be thrown out of employment. The people of Or egon and the people of this valley and this town would be among the first to feel the effects of the change. The price of wool would decline to the figures at which it stood years ago when the free trade policy of the Democratic party was in force. The Repub lican party has always fostered protection, while the Democratic party, both by its action and its declarations has always favored free trade. In speaking of affairs in the south, Mr. Curry said that he was born and had lived south of Mason & Dixon’s line; all his relatives were south of that line. He thought he could speak know ingly of the temper and senti ments of the people of that section; and he said it could not be denied that a Republican did not dare to express his views and sentiments there as freely and boldly as Dem ocrats may in all the northern states. A bill for a new apportionment of Representatives is before the Legislature. The last apportion ment was made in 1872, also by a Republican Legislature. As the law requires such apportionment to be made every ten years, and as ten years have not yet expired, some of the Democratic papers are questioning the legality of this bill, and erv “gerrymandering.” Ashland Lodge No. 189, L 0. G. T. Meet« at the new lodge room, Masonic Hall, every Friday evening • 8 o’clock ». m . Brother* and etsten in good ev-ixting are curlially invited to at tend. T’>e Temple meets every first and third Wed nesday in each mouta. C. A. U LEY, W .C. J. M. W aok kb , Secretary. A A« i P- * /V' Ashland Lodffe No.45 ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I, 0. E. S. Will hold its stated meeting» on the First and Third Tuesday in each month, at MRS. M. E. McCALL, W M. J. S. E ubank «, Sue. Mi33 Ella Sorti, -OF — S an F rancisco , ’Farmerly orinisi uf Su P.uLs charol»-.] WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL und inrtium uuil iiiUric uu ßaiuiday« iu those not s’uden'« of the Colleg -. ¿siF'i.'horougt Ba«« a*d ib»rmo iy taught. 5-1 UPHOLSTERING, Wx Connolly, A shland --------- O regon . »bop in mme buildin»; with Smith Bro«.* BLick- ' smiia bhop. Repairing promptly doue. 1—A.N klu W m . H akc . ih , 19-- f P.. P. Nicit fl a fl MEDICINES, SHOULDER BRACtS TRUSSES El o «I o H R 0 ----- AND----- E VERYTHING USUALLY KEPi Ln. to btukl. TERMS, CASH ! Ashland and Linkville Æfr 0 ders from a distance promptly attended to. I. A H. STAGE LINE O i H. F. PHiLàtîJ, Trop’r. P O H ASHLAND —A line of stages are now being run daily between Ashland and Linkville, leaving each place at 4 o’clock a . m . a SHOP HARNESS Fare each w . .................................................. $S OO C. K. KLUM —From Ashland stage» connect with hacks to Fort Klamath and Lakeview. MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEA! ERIN P assage can be secured at Manning & Webb's Stable, the oilice of the Stage Line at Linkville, direct to either Saddlery & HarnessT ASHLAND, A shland , O regon . RGSEBURG, JACKSONVILLE, VREKA, I E1 PS A GENERAL ASSORT- K mei.i of goods in Li» line of (ratio. REDDING. Or other points <m the C. «fc O. Stage Ladies’, mid Boys’ Snrf> route. Hacks can also be secured at the dies, a Speciality. same place for all portions of the coun try. Conveyances of any kind can al Teim, Buggy aud Plow £tarucssf so be secured at the nvz.'ps. Ashland, Livery Stable. II. F. PHILLIPS, ROBES, DUSTERS HORSE BL A NKETS. P rop ’ r . ------ ALBO------- GEO. “ Old Connecticut ” W inchester R epeating R ifles I (commonly called Henry Rifles) or model of 1866, 1873, and 1876 NL TLEY — or TÏJK — Fire Insurance Co. Pistols, Cartridges, Etc. Ç1 * r*. C ash A aret «......................................... $ 1,500,000 L ors a» paid «ince orginizition.......... 13,000.000 i^TIEAT Taken at th« Highest Market Rates in Excharge for Goods J D> posited with btale Treasurer at Stii-m, Ogn...................................... Ashlaod, June 27th, 1876. fr"»o, eoo B THANES TO THE IÜBL1C BUllER & R1CXFE LOW, Rekitlent Agenla 12-5 tf A. F. S quires , J. D.FOUNTAIN, E. J. FARLOW, CONTRACTOR ri Is for bui ding or will build for those furuisl iug m teri d them-eve«. Wil «l-o a end to jobbing ;. ik 1 11 Kimi- < f c un ry work. U-.T Qyyic e ^r.d pb.ee of batiucss, M..rel?« Pl.n ng Mill, 8 reet. A. F. 8. 5-12 >f . ASHLAND, OBEGCN. IIE IS IN FAVOR OF THOSE WEO WEAR GOOD DOOTS AND PAY FOIÎ THEM’ HEADQUARTER’S FOR —MERC II A ND I S E— irire DRY GOODS, GRHCSRIES CtQTH- 1.0, EQ.T, SHOES, OROuiDRY, The Best Goods, at the Lowest Prices, -WALL PAPI ft CLOTHS AND CAS8IMERE3 FOR SALE AND CUT TO ORDER AT LOWEST I'KICES. 1X1 IP lid HEATWG AND CQOKI G S~0V£ COAL OIL STOVES, *0 ION; ETC., ETC., Q S <E> 3 — ASHLAND For the Next 30 Diys, ASHLAND DRUG BRICK FOR SALE with first-claaa brick in large or small quantities. —Good oak and pine firewood for sale u >An reasonable terms. 5-9-tf. H. FOX. M l»l ¡ration. I «Miri unir of —A full stock of “White," “New Home,' “American, and “Peerless, Sewing Machines. hardware , tin ware CûMMCN iLliiT AND PEBBLE CLASSES W CUTLERY, GOI.D, SILVEK. NICKEL. SI I LL j FRUIT CANS, TIN, SHEET-IRON RUBBER AND CELLULOÏD and COPPER WARE 1 K -Mi-,S ^3B“Sorrf‘lhirt« in 8p» New Patent aiipts'able at d - Of all kinds on hand and made to order on shortest notice, at price« that l-efy Coin jretHkon ! «*ki«t)M ('a i Hbd «e< [4-40 tf G lasse», aud Frau>ea. theiu. Building, Masonic ORZGOM Keet h con-tun h New Store! New Goods ! New Prices ! And other marketable produce taken at current price« in exchange fo, beef. H. F. B; v5-n7] I FOUNTAIN A FARLOW. MIXED FEED! HAT, MYÍ It ‘•HONEST DEALING, ANO A FAIR PROFIT.’’ Cle nivg aud recai.i' g i eatly uud promptly dor e. FLOUR, GLASSWARE, ATS, C> P*. I ’ 0 GE TV FUnNISfilKG GOi DS, CIGAHS, TdBACO, p;. NT GL-SS. L @ E Si ® R A L, ME. R CHA Ji DISK, Stationery, School Books, Etc., Samples ,.f A-hl.nd good- fo: iu-pection. HOG8, —I have now on hand, and constantly receiving a general atock of Material» of al! kind», «neb as Full* nude tu order in the b“sr style, und flni«h**d In i. »ti.,i-ri >r ni n;.er. Petfct fi' gu rauteed. GRAIN, “Grow W.th the Place.” A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Merchant Tailor, FAT CATTLE (at 4 cta.l, IMPORTANT l’or tbeir Libernl Pauonag*» which he accept«- a» testiti ony ■ t I eit u| pre dation Ills purpose is to CITY MARKET! MANNING & WEBF. SELECTED STOCK OF T •kCT ARTICLES, PERFJfô F Y, MOULDING CON BLINDS AND DOORS, H vrtg *o-d my t'o,'d "HI «nd interest in the re tai' fnri iiuie b -smese to B tun & Hi:', I wou‘<l te- f.i !j rtvotuD.ei.d n,j f.um r p,trous io give them « e-«il it tfcejr «tor», where m y br futiirl a fine ueeor'ment of furt i u.e. 5-12 tf j L. 8. P. MARSH. BAKERY, Do not fall to give the Linkville Stab’e« a trfc.1 WELL PAINTS Furniture of all kinds manufactured by » the wholesale. EAGLE MILLS On the shortest noti» TUE FRONT AGAIN!!! DRUGS, FURNITURE CARVING AND OR NAMENTAL WORK DONE TO ORDER. TT ILL DO ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING ■V work and repui neg, either al his «bop or in the country. LOLNGES, SOFAS, MATTRfrSDS, ETC. Made to order, or repaired. Country work solicited and given prompt attention. Shop at Marrh « Factory, Granite Street. W-5<f ASHLAND MARKET. Tourists and Others Outfitted TO y^I.H A 5 lltf. M. MAYER. After investigating the matter Si ORE i of the alleged census frauds in South Carolina, Superintendent $16, $18, and $20 per Ton, DR. J. H. CHITWJOO, ebbee s Walker says: “The investigation Harris Neil & Co«, -DEALERS IN— instituted places it beyond a doubt —AT— first, that the census of 1S70 was All kinds of fresh arid dried grossly defective, and second, that Msats, ---- from ---- the census of 1880 was substan Hides und pe’is I Gtigir, aud all kinds of fat ASHLAND, OREGON, tially well taken. In no instance stock taken in exchange for meat, Linkville to Fort Klamath, 'ou l>4ys your money and takes your n- 37-v3-tf did anything appear which bore Vi Lake Cot age M.d KI math Agency choice." the seWBlance of frauds in the re (jj5~Le. ve* Linkv 11- rneedaya, Thursd y* a’d O yster and I ce C ream P arlors , Suturd ye Re um« Monday«, Wednesday« and Fti- turns made to this office by the day»-, c «riying U. 8. mails utal p ««eirgere. White and Yellow Corn Meal I enumerators of 1880. In some H. L. Webb, Agent at Liukville -J. S. Beach, districts nearly every family was Agent at Fort Kl«m th. ---- and ---- [The demand for our Flour is so great 4-46-tf) AL FERREE, Proprietor. identified as resident in a town we do not have to advertise it.] ship, notwithstanding the great CONFECTIONERY. G F. BILLINGS, extent of the South Carolina town Forwarding and Commission Manager. ships, some of which embrace 100 C. A. NUTLEY, Proprietor. Agent, and over 200 square miles. In all DRUGS. MEDICINES, ETC , ----- Fresh Bre d, Pic« and Cake« kept con cases the identification was car stantly on hand. Eureka li £ vex y* Stationery, Perfumery H. Ii. ried far enough to put it beyond fcjy'Oue door north of Centra) Hotel. - an ; d - doubt t|iat the fault of the impos Toilet Articles. 51-3m C. A. NUTLEY. SALE AND FEED STABLES ! Roseburg, Oregon. sible gains reported over the cen as a large and commodious ware - sus of 1870 lay with the preced hou«e—Ample room io More freight and Linkville Livery Stables. -TOYS- Miller & Hamakar Prop’s, H .-very kind of produce. Merchants of Bom hern ing enumeration. It appears to In greet variety and of new and varioue derign«. Oregon wi 1 find it to their interest to «trip all freight LINKVILLE,--------------- OREGON through Un* House. me that the report ot Special MNNAING & WEBB, -PURE WINES and LIQUORS— Wool, bic- n, flour, bite«, etc., consigned to my Large new barn and corral, and every Agent Garrett satisfactorily set e re for «aie or ehipment will receive prompt atten arrangement to give satisfaction in every -Fur medical purposes. tles the question as to the fairness Ars pleased to announce that their Stable« «T tion. branch of the business. frp~ Mark good« CATC of H. L. M. (48-S-lf. of the tenth census iu South Caro Pipes, Tobacco HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR r -A N D- lina. I know of no reason why Constantly on hand and for sale. — Cigars,— auy further charge should be made agaiust the enameration recently LAKE COUNTY PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH. GLASS, OEGON BRUSHES, ETC., ETC. brought to a conclusion by com H. F. BARRON, Prop'r. CANDIES, NUTS a m d FINE CONFECTIONS. missioned and sworn officers ot the Are in excellent repair, amply provided with feed And 'ki*t cn-touiers will he w»i ed on Government in South Carolina —BY— PRESCRIPTIONS A shland , O gn . promptly and tn ike beet etyta. The presumption which existed Carefully compondad of th« finest drug«. HKATOK JfQX, against their work has been com Guod HACKS Excellent BUGGIES and No 1 RIDING HORSES al way « on hand. pletely overthrown, and a strong ASHLAND, OREGON, Fre«h meat» kept cooctantly on hand, and for counter-presumption lias beeu cre 6^-Herts«« promptly eared fjr, andjgg JVOT FALL to Mma for <iur Price Liat for «ale at kiweat C ass prices. ated by verification. —Ia now prepared to furnish customers 1880. F bbb to *uy a<i<iress upon ap- The official count of the late election iu Maine will not be made until next January, at which time the L. »’is;aHjre will meet. Ashland, Oregon. STANTLY ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER. F ’ EXPRESS LINE A 3 ALL KINDS OF PLANINC. MOULDINC. TURNINC, CIRCULAR AND SCROLL SAWINC. MH, —IX $E> rs PR1 PARED TO ATIEND TO ALL WORK i iu i.i iiue it* the ta-Ki m>m.er at lita new 3 o fl R INLOW & HILL, Eropr’s Granite, Street, ASHLAND, 0B2G02T O regon . --------- A shland M. M ater , Wagon Haksr and, Wheel- wright. © Lß W MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND. All members in good standing ate in vited to attend. -AND- bill allowing women to vote. The bill will probably pass the House. . BUILDER. It has to pass again in two years, A shland , --------- O regon . and then in two years afterwards, ILL CONTRACT TO DESIGN AND ERECT in order to be submitted to the buildings of any Mze or s yle in ny p rtof W I voters of the State. I J'Ck.oti n<l a*Ij riufng counties. Will furnl-h niute- JOHN RALPH, « I. G. O. r.. Hold their regnlir meeting every Saturday even- ng nt their hull in Aehlxoi. Brother« it> good auikhug are c trdUliy Invited to attend. E J. FA ETOW, N. O., J. D. Foun’r in. 8e< re- ry DRUG STORE! I FURNITURE, SASH, 03CR, BURD, AND MOULDING, a Bu!d* thrir stated communications Thursday even iug« on or before the full moon. Brethren In good standing are cordially invbed to attend. W. H. A1KIN80N, W. M. J. 8. E ubanks , Sec’y. D r H. T. I nlow ----- AND----- nd I d U’c N >. 24. The State Senate lias passed a ARCHITECT, Two passenger trains collided on the Pennsylvania railroad at Pittsburg lust Saturday night. Twenty persons were killed and fifty wounded. MECHANIC’S PLANING MILL, Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Oat», Flour and all JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. kinds of produce taken in exchange fur goods. MADAME HOLT »»ill continues to w«it upon gni'biM Nt tbit, i<<nx-eMub B. F. REESER lished bouho, and ia drtern.ineti h. «par«1 uo puius iu the endeavor to giv- r^^KHLANi>, O r ., Aug. 20, 1880. »atirfaction to the public. Vi-itore will at all times And the tables supplied with the best J'are to be bad in bouth- ern Or» gon. Thankful for past patronage, a »bare of pnblio favor is solicited BLACKSMITH. 4-4 tf MADAME HOLT. FRANCO-AMERICAN HOTEL, I HARRY SMITH LUMBER I LUMBER ! MAIN ST., ASHLAND, OREGON At a Bargain I» now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line at his new shop, —FOR- ON MAIN STREET, M THE SITE OF HIS OLD SHtf Special attention given to Shoeing. Sixty Days after July 1st —I will make lumber 20 per cent, cheaper for C ash than it was ever before sold here. Lumber from best Yellow Pine, and warranted to be evenly sawed. Clear flooring, siding and rustic for At the mill 5 miles from Ashland. All orders promptly filled. 1-tf CHANDLER & RICHARDS. 4-32 if ASHLAND BAKER J q I ih Welteni Ashland. Having fitted up a tirst-class bakei y on Main »treet, opposite the Odd Fe • F. W. BASHFORD, lows’ block, I am prepared to fumiah tl tl e people of Ashland with ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER, th*t i Joi Contain« Collect iena promptly mede, and spedii attention MONTGOMERY WAKO S ( O., J* S27 A DXQ Wubash Ave., Chicago, UL town day I Al ranci town port« He of th. ko fai tion I F< desk« kind Full i FRESH BMAD. ASHLAND, -------- OREGON. deacriptlont of «very- given to the preparation of Deed«. Mortg ge* and chiii< required for other Legni Papere. personal or family u«& with over 1.S0O Illustration*. We sell ail roods at whole*.»)« prices In quantities to suit CjrOffice in Boom No. 3, ««condrtory of «atonie the purchaser. The oiilv inxtltutlon in America l * smc Who make this ita’tr sprcixl buMne*«. Addreaa. and Æ'W'Customers will be served with bre id at their houses every morning if th »y wish. 5-13tf J ohn woltres Afuso ly pie. land. ■Uy ii
