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< • THE ■ - ■ ■ 1 ASHLAND ■ ■ I ,1 Iff T»ID a Y.......... ....'• « TOBER TIDINGS „ » fit,' IMO. In his political speech before the Garfield and Arthur Club of Ashland ' last Tuesday evening Samuel Colver reviewed the his tory of the slavery .struggle m the United States,, and dwelt particu larly npon the effect which that institution has had upon the hab its of thought and the character of tbe people among whom it ex isted and who fought in its de Tense. lie stated that he had been in the South during the pe riod of anti-slavery agitation and had experienced the intolerance which is the most noticeable fea ture of southern politics. The same spirit, he said, exists to-day as before the war, and if the lead ers of the Southern confederacy eanuot control the Union entirely they cry that they are persecuted by the Republican party. For merly they were entitled to repre sentation in Congress for one-fifth ef the number of human chattels they possessed; now they count the whole number in making up the representation, while the freedmen have practically no more voice in the government than they had when they were slaves. The state rights doctrines which the controlling portion of the Demo cratic party holds to-day allow of < the practical nullification of even the amendments of the constitu tion of the United States. In the states of Mississippi and Louisiana the state laws permit negroes to be sold out to pay fines imposed for minor offenses at such rates as would compel one to work for two or three years to pay a fine of ten dollars. The Democratic party claims to be the poor man’s party, but it« record is one of opposition to nearly every measure of legis lation calculated to elevate tbe condition of the laboring classes, lie had heard that a Democratic speaker in Ashland had said that the bill giving Oregon the bene fits of the land donation act, was passed ur&er a Democratic admin istration. History didn’t agree with the speaker. It was passed under Filmore, and the one or two Democrats who advocated the measure stood out in bold and honorable contrast to their party. Advices since our publication last week confirm the reports we had from Ohio and Indiana, and Ashland Lodge No. 189,1. 0. G. T. show the majorities on the state Meets at the new lodge room, Masonic Hall, every Friday evening a S o’clock r. m . Brother« and ticket in Ohio to range from 20,- titter« in good standing are cordially Invited to at* 000 to 2-5,000. In Indiana the tend. Tse Temple meet« every first and third Wed majorities range from 5,000 to nesday In each month. C. A. NITLBY, W .C. T., 7,000. In Ohio fifteen of the J. M. W aoxkb , Secretary. twenty Congressmen are Repub lican, a gain of six over the last a Ash Li nd Lodge No. S3. election. In Indiana the Repub A. F. & A. M.. licans elect eight of the thirteen 7v\ Congressmen. The last delega Bold« their Bt xted communlcatioDB Thureday even tion wai seven Democrats, six Re log«on or before the full moon. Brethren in good to attend. publicans and one Independent. etanding are cordially lnviled W. H. ATKINSON, W. M. The Republicans have a majority J. 8. E ubank «, Sec’y. • ________ ■ of fourteen on joint ballot in the legislature, and this will elect a Ashland Lodge No. 15 Republican U. S. Senator to suc I. O. O. F., ceed the present Democratic Sena Hold their regular meeting every TSaturday evan- tor, McDonald. ng at their ball In Ashland. Brothers In good The Republican press is jubi standing are cjrdially invited to attend. E. J. FARLOW, N. O., lant and claims, of course, that J. D. Fountain. Secretary. this amounts to victory for the party in November. The Demo crats, however, still claim Indiana ALPHA CHAPTER HO. I, 0. E. S. Will hold its stated meetings on the for the Presidency. The New First and Third Tuesday in each York Sun, (Dem.) says it is idle to month, at try to conceal the truth, the Dem ocrats were bat[ly beaten in Indi MASONIC HALL, ASHLAND. ana. The Sun says the party All members in good standing are in made a great blunder in not nom vited to attend. MRS. M. E. McCALL, W M. inating Tilden and Hendricks J. 8. E cuaxks , See. again, with whom they would undoubtedly easily have carried Miss Ella Sool';, Indiuna. The Suu says: “It has - OF — seemed to us that the whole Dem ocratic campaign was a series of S an F rancisco , blunders. The party had one [Forraerly org'.uist of St. P..ul s church.] man—only one—whose immense ILL GIVE INSTRUCLTONS IN VOCAL strength had been demonstrated W ¡¡nd iustruiumtnl mueic on Suturduya to not student« of the College. on the nation field—Samuel J. those ¡£^5" Thorough Bi«« aid h.irmo->y taught. 5-1 Tilden. It is the one great, pre eminent name in the Democratic party.” ---------------------------- > ♦ ♦ -4----------------- --------- The woman suffrage bill has passed both houses of the I.egisla- ture, a great triumph for the ad vocates of the cause, for, even though the accomplishment of the purpose of the bill is placed in the future some three years and under great contingencies, the fact of the Leg slature agreeing to pass such a biil at all shows that the people of the state have arrived at such a position iu their view of woman suffrage that they are wil ling to give the matter a chance for consideration. A few years back the average male oracle would have feared that even so much recognition of the claims of the woman sufiiagists would en Wade Hampton and Secretary danger the purity and beauty and Sherman have bad a very spicy worth and loveliness of the women correspondence recently, which of our State. has been published. In a speech Col. Gates, of Wasco county, in New York Sherman said: “And the leader of the Democratic side bow you are asked to surrender all in the State Senate, is an earnest you have done into the hands of Wade Hampton and the Kuklux advocate of temperance, and favors and the little segment in the north the most stringent legislation on that' is called the Democratic the subject. The number of tem perance men in the Legislature in party?’ Hampton wrote to Sher creases ut every election, showing man to know if the latter meant a growth of temperance ideas in to include him (Hampton) directly the people of the state. And the or indirectly with what is known abie to as the Kuklux klan. Sherman re temperance people are point with pride to the fact that plied in a letter from which the the advocates of their cause in the following is an extract: “I did not Legislature are among the leading connect you personally with the Kuklux klan. Indeed I knew that members, both in ability and influ you had in one or two important ence. ---- — «*»♦>-------- The bill fixing the salaries of instances resisted and defeated its worst impulses. I appreciate the County Clerks has passed both sense of honor which makes you branches of the Legislature. It shrink from being named in con provides that in every county, ex nection with it. While I have nc cepting Multnomah, the clerk reason to believe that you or your shall receive a regular salary of northern associates personally par $1,200 per year, and no more. ticipated in the offenses against The excess of fees over this amount the liberty of the ballot which I to pass into the county treasury. included all together under the This will probably cut the pay of term Kuklux, yet while you and the Jackson county Clerk’s office they enjoy tbe fruits of these down more than one half. crimes, you may in logic and mor als be classed—as I classed you— A Democratic procession was as joint copartners with the Ku fired upon in Wilmington, Dela klux klan in the policy which ware, last Saturday from a house thus far has been successful in top, the assailant being negroes. seizing political power in the Six persons were severely wound South.” Hampton wrote back ed, and two fatally. The fire was MYou uttered what, was absolutely returned and several of the attack wounded. false, and what you knew to be ing party ------- ------- fitlse. My address is •----- etc.” The Wood river mines are cre This meant a duel some hundred ating great excitement among Ida years ago. Sherman, however, ho miners. Over 100 locations simply replied that wbat he had have been made and sales already stated he believed to be true, and effected at from $1,200 to $30,000. was ready to bring public records One man, John Boyle, has a mine to substantiate it, and he would that assays 1,000 ou nces of silver let the people decide between to the ton. them. Smith and Stanley, of Jackson- Indian troubles are reported county, voted against the bill in from Colorado, and Meacham is the House to submit to the peo figuring prominently as special ple the question of whether wo commissioner for the IJ. S. govern men shall be given the right of ment. A white mau killed a Ute suffrage. Indian, and Was subsequently A severe storm which did con killed himself by the Indians. siderable damage prevailed on the . Agent Berry and Meacham are blamed by many of the whites for great lakes and in Minnesota and not preventing the Indians from Dakota last Sunday. Trains were kiHing the white man and to save blockaded by snow in several themselves from lynching have places. sought refuge in concealment To-day the eleventh biennial among the Indians. The Gover session of the Oregon Legislature nor of Colorado has written a let breathes its last. In a short ter to Secretary Schurtz in which time we shall know how much he states that the white man, legislation has been accomplished. Jackson, .who shot the Indian, did The bill to provide for the in so in self defense; that Agent Ber ry arrested him and, while there terchange of traffic by common were soldiers near who could have carriers died in the Senate of “in protected him from the Indians, definite postponement.” sent him with a small escort of Senate Bill 42, to establish and whites to a neighboring place for protect the rights of married wo trial. The Indians captured him men has passed both houses. urn. ODjthe way and killed him. The bill in the Legislature to Moody and Sankey, the evange divide Umatilla county has been lists, are coming to San Francisco. indefinitely postponed. MECHANIC’S PLANING MIÌ.L, o o o --------- --------- - — (£3 © Uti W 3 Granite, Street, ASHLAND, OBE GO IT P h X. 4^ O> DOORS, MOULDINO CON BLINDS AHO 44 03 g TRUSSES, ----- AND----- usually E vertthtng FiafiT-CLAM Dnvu S tuhk . • red Ashland and Linkville STAGE LINE. o -4-> +-> .S §1 ASHLAND C. K. KLUM, —From Ashland stages connect with hacks to Fort Klamath and Lakeview. MANUFACTURER OF,AND DEAI ER IN P assage can lie secured at Manning & Webb's Stable, the office of tl;e Stage Line at Linkville, direct to either Saddlery ct Harness, A shland , O regon . ROSEBURC, JACKSONVILLE, Î7EEPS A GENERAL ASSORT- meut of go<ies in tib line of trade. REDDING. Or other points on the C. & O. Stage Ladies’*. ’ îïïh I R ojs * Sad route. Hacks can also be secured at the dles, a Speciality. same place for all portions of the coun _ __ V try. Conveyances of any kind can al Te agxy and Plow Uarutss, so be secured at the iniii-s, ROE ES, DUSTERS IIORSE BL A NKE TS. H. F. PHILLIPS, P rop ’«. ----- ALSO------ S50,060 Resident Agents. BOOT & S H 01 STORE. E. J. FARLOW, “Grow W.th the Place.” EE IS IN FA VOL’ OF THOSE U HO WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND -AND- BUILDER. AY FOI? T KE U ’ O regon . Ä8HLAND, CONTRACT TO DESIGN AND ERECT buildings of uny elze or » vie in any p.rtof W ILL Juckson and adjoining counties. Will furnish mate- ri ils for building or will build for those furnishing m ttetEl themselves. Wi 1 also attend to jobbing «n<l all kind« of coun'ry work. KTO ffice and place of busine««, Marsh’s Plin'Dg Mill, Granite S.reet. A. F. 8. 5-12tf Merchant Tailor, OREGON HEADQUARTER’S FOR The Best Goods, at the Lowest Prices, 6EO1AI. KSRCSAKQISE, Stationery, School Books, Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND, F erree ’ s EXPRESS LINE —IX ¡¿a qu Linkville to Fort Klamath, Via I Ake CoVage and KI.math Agency £3?" Leaves Linkvilh Tuesday», Thursdays and Saturdays - Returns Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, carrying U. 8. mails and passengers. C-it“H. L. Webb, Agent at Linkville-J. 8. Beach, Agent at Fort Klim.th. 4-46 tf] AL FERREE, Proprietor. Forwarding and Commission Agent, For the Next 30 Days, ASHLAND MIXED FEED! DRUG STORE ! $16, $18, and $20 per Ton, DR. J. H. CHITWOOD, —AT— Masonic MILLS. Z^i(You pays your money and takes your choice. ” White aad Yellow Com Meal I [The demand for our Flour is so great we do not have to advertise it.] G F. BILLINGS, Manager. MARKET ! - an ; d - Perfumery FLOUR, Aud other marketable produce taken at prices in exchange for beef. them. e [4-40 tf Of all kinds on hand and made to order on sliorteet notice, at prices that t>cfv Competition! FRANCO-AMERICAH HOTEL, HARRY SMITH, LUMBER ! LUMBER ! MAIN ST., ASHLANDt OREGON, -FOR— 03 MAIN STREET, DM THE SITE OF HIS OLD SHO In great variety and of new and virions designs. Constantly on hand and for sale. — Cigars.— -Tu’ medical purposes. PAINTS, OILS. VARNISH. GLASS, BRUSHES, ETC., ETC. CANDIES, NUT8 a m d FINE CONFECTIONS. PRESCRIPTIONS Oarefally compounded of the flmat drag«. HAT, ^it'Sometbing New iu Spectacles— Patent adjustable and ehaneeuble Glasses and Fraine-s. C« 1 and see —TOYS— Pip 08, -A Tobaeco r N D- A shland , O on . HARDWARE, TIN WARE COMMON FLINT AND PEB3LE CLASSES IM i CUTLERY, GOLD, SILVER. NICKEL, STEEL, FRUIT CANS, TIN, SHEET IRON RUBBER AND CELLULOID and COPPER WARE FK a MHS. i Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in his line at his new shop, HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR —BY— A full stock of “Wliite,” “New I H ome,” “American,” and “Peerless,” Sewing Machines. I At a Bargain —PURE WINF8 AVD LIQUORS— BRICK FOR SALE Keeps constancy on hind a fine as-ortment of I Toilet Articles. Large new barn and corral, and every arrangement to give satisfaction in every branch of the business. H. F. BARRON, Propr. Fresh meats kept coast.ully on hand, and fo sale at lowest C ash prices. OPTICIAN New Store ! New Goods ! New Prices ! • Miller & Hamakar Prop’s, Wool, b.con, flour, hi les. etc., consigned to my mre for sale or «hipment will receive prompt atten tion. KT'Mr.rk goods care of H. L. M. (48-J-tf. HEATING AND COOKING STOVES . COAL CIL STOVES, MOTIONS, ETC., ETC., / Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. I Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Oats, Flour and all JACKSOKVIUE, ORECa kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods. MADAME HOLT still continues to wait upon gneeta at this li.n^-estab 0. F. REESER, linked bonse, and is determined to spare no pains iu the endeavor to give ! ^■©•A mìlanp , O r ., Aug. 20, 1880. satisfaction to the pnblic. Vifitorp will at all times find the tables snpplied with the Lest fare to be had in boutb- ern Oregon. Thankful for past patronagp, a ellare of pnblic favor is solicited. BLACKSMITH, 4-4tf MADAME HOLT, MEDICINES, ETC., Stationery, as a large and commodious ware - hotue—Ample room tn «tore freight and every kind of produce. Merchant« of Southern Oregon wi 1 find it to their interest to ship all freight LINKVILLE,---------------- OREGON through this Hones. Building, ASHLANO, OREGON, DRUGS, SALE AND FEED STABLES ! H GLASSWARE, 1 ATS. WPS. L\ IcS’ AKO GEMS’ FIMIISHINQ GOODS. CIGARS, TOBACO, PAINTS, OILS. GL SS. O. R. MYER, ASHLAND, - - - - OREGON, I®. MUaTOM, Roseburg, Oregon. -WALL PAPER— ce XXI <fi> O O <£> 8— FOUNTAIN & FARLOW. EAGLE ----- FROM----- DPV GOODS, GROCERIES. CLOTH* ITS, SHOES, CTOCKERY, And all work go'ten up in the “HONEST SEALING, AND A FAIR PROFIT.” Cle mil g and repai ii gt eutlv and promptly done. M. MAYER. —M E R C II A N D I S E— otre GE'). NUTLEY. Sample« of Asblml gools for inspection. HOGS, FRENCH AND ALLIGATOR COCDS Ard anj thing eke that ti e public tr.ty r VERY BEST STYI.E. Suit, made to order in the best style, and fiuished in a superior m .nner. Peif ct fit guaranteed. CLOTHS AND CAS8IMERE3 FOR SALE AND CUT TO ODDER AT LOWEST PR1CE8. —I have now on hand, and constantly receiving a general stock of Materials of all kin«ls. such ns A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF M. M ayer , vS-n7] noltf. IMPORTANT For their Liiter.il Pa’ro'inge which he accept« «s !e«!i'iio<>y <4 I eb ui-pre- eiation Ilis purpose is to CONTRACTOR GRAIN, Abtland. June 27th, 1876. THANKS TO TEE 1 UBL10 J. D.FOUNTAIN, Etc. WHEAT Tiikeri at the Highest Market Bates in Exchange for Goods J Y I A. F. S quires , EAT CATTLE (at 4 cte.l, Pistols, Cartridges, 4 e h. I a ft R N E< BUTLER & RdCKFEiLOW, CITY (commonly called Ilcnrv Rifles) ot model of IStíG, 1S73, and 187G —OF THE— D eposited with State Treasurer at Belem, Ogn....................................... W inchester R epeating R ifles NL TLEY. GEO. I-OSSE3 paid einee orgairziiion.......... 13,000.000 B. SHOP HARNESS .................................................. $8 OO Fare e ach w YREKA, «- C ash A ssets ......................................... S 1,500,000 5 lltf. a Orders from a distance promptly attended to. J. A H. —A line of stages are now being run daily between Ashland and Linkville, leaving each place at 4 o’clock a . m . ASHLAND, Fire insurance C o. ASHLAND, IN H. F. 23CLLIP3, Srop’r. Connecticut ” ARCHÍTEC?, kept TERMS, CASH ! ----- IN THE----- 13-5 tf I SHGULDcR BRACES x> 1 N S U It E Old OILS MEDICINES, Ashland, Livery Stable. U SELECTED STOCK OF TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY. Having «o'd my good will and hiterett in lhe re tail fun Iture bu«iue«« to B um & TIi;i, I wou 4 re- «pectfu'ly recommend my former patrons to give them a Call at ihwir store, where m.iy bo fouud a flue assortment of furtiture. 5-12 tf j L. 8. T. MARSH. œ W FRONT AGAIN!!! PAINTS Furniture ef all kinds manufactured l-y the wholesale. > ILL IX) ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTERING work and repairing, either at his shop or iu the country. LOUNGES, SOFAS, MATTRESSES, ETC. Made to order, or repaired. Country work solicited and given prompt attention. Shop al Marsh's Facto'y, Granite Street. 12-5'f 8ASH, Oregon. STANTLY ON HAND AND MADc TO ORDER. ^4 O regon . THE DRUGS, FURNITURE CARVING AND OR NAMENTAL WORK DONE* TO ORDER. o PS <1 TO ALL KINDS OF PLANING, MOULDING, TURNING; CIRCULAR AND SCROLL SAWING. o 4 Ashland, •^j^IIH A WELT. E* I» W n o a IXTL0W & HILL, Propr’s., ON c ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >♦ ♦ FURNITURE, SASH, DOOR, BLIND, AND MOULDING, 0 0 k 0 M o o E* Wm. Connelly, --------- DRUG STORE! ----- AND----- UPHOLSTERING, A shland D r . H. T. I nlow Sixty Days after July 1st —I will make lumber 20 per cent, cheaper for C ash than it was ever before sold here. Luriber from best Yellow Pine, and warranted U> be evenly sawed. Clear flooring, aiding and rustic for At the mill 5 miles from Ashland. All orders promptly filled. 1-tf CHANDLER & RICHARDS. Special attention given to Shoeing. 4-32 tf ASHLAND BAKERY, John WtlteM» Ashland .... Oregon. Having fitted up a firat-cla» bakery on Main street, opposite the Odd Fel ’ F. W. BASHFOLD, lows’ block, I am prepared to furnish the ATTORNEY AT LAW AND people of Ashland with. ASHLAND, OREGON, CONVEYANCER, —Is now prepared to furnish customers with first-class brick in large or small quantities. —Good oak ènd ginc firewood for sale upon reasonable termi 5-9-tf. ASHLAND, - - - - OREGON. FRESH BREAD, CAKES, HEX, OOnFBCTMNUV. IT#., CoilectioDS promptly made, and sped 1 attention given to the preparation of Deeds, Mor*g gee ud other Legal Paper«. 63FOffice in Room No. 3, second story of Masonic Building. ^©-Customers will be served with bread at their houses every morning if they wish. 5-13tf JOHN WOLTRES. I