THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
BREVITIES.
Ayer’« Sarsaparilla, being highly con-
cent rated, requires smaller d<>s»s, and ia
more effective, than any other blood
medicine. It ia the cheapest, because
the best. Quality and not quantity
should be considered.
i
J
I
PERSONAL.
Mr. Pankey, of S.iui a Valley, was in
town yesterday.
RAILROAD NOTES.
Weekly Weather Record.
TO PROHIBITIONISTS J
Registers and Clerks.
The following is a list of the registers and
appointed al the late term of County
Following is the weather record of the clerks
Commissioners' court, in conformity with the
U. S. signal service office in Ashland for registry law passed by the last legislature, who
the week ending Thursday evening, Jan­ will also act as judges aud clerks of election:
District No 1—Jacksonville—Registers. N Iain-
uary 21st.
gell. Henry Pape, Sr, K Kubli; clerks. J M
Smith. A F Eddy
No 2 Eden—Registers, C S Sergent, W Bee­
DAY
I temperature
RAINFALL.
son,
Samuel Furry: clerks, Al Rose. Russell
I Highest.
Lowest. 1 In niches.
Alford
15
45’
.18
32’
No 3—Ashland—Registers. E M Miller. Clal-
born Neil, G High: clerks, C C Myer, John May.
16
34
.00
17
No 4—Medford -Registers. Arthur Wilson, <4
24
.00
17
37
S Walton. E G Hurt; clerks, Win Ulrich, WF
Williamson
18
41
18
.00
No 5—Manzanita—Register«, B Ob'-nehain, E
19
42
.02
27
R Owen, T F Beall; clerks. J N Hall, W T Lee­
20
46
ver
.96
29
No 6—Little Butte—Registers, II T Severance.
21
45
32
.72
H R Brown. T L Linskwiler; clerks, James
Kent. II < Fleming.
No 7--< hiuiney Rock Registers. Geo Frey,
Total rainfall
1 88
Geo Nichols, W P Farlow; clerks. HG Myer,
By F. N ewman ,t Signal Se »vice.
George W Isaacs t
No s—Big Butte—Registers. Geo Beale. W F
Wilkinson. C C Pufker; clerks, J A Obenehuin,
B<
nj Beall
Weather Record for Decemlier, 1885.
No 9—Flounce Rock—Registers. Chauncey
Nve. A Gordon. I U Phipps; clerks, Fred S
Aiken. S B Hull
No ID-Table Rock—Registers. O Ganlard. M
A Houston, E 1* Plekcus; clerks, J Martin,
Horace Pelton
No 11—Willow Springs—Registers. John Wat­
Q
1 !
son. J W McKay, James McDonough; clerks. It
u
o
4-
Q
u
W
Dean. James Herd
X
X
2
No 12- Rock Point—Registers. Julius Trum­
u
U
X
u
ble. G W Lance. H 1. \\ hite; clerks. U E Miller.
Z>
Benj Haymond
No 1:4—WiKHiville—Registers.W .1 Stanley.Jno
z
•h
»
Woods. J H Breediug; clerks. Thus Haymond,
•
F-
Fred Sehmidtlem
at
«-
w
T.
No 14—PL asant creek—Registers, W P Hills.
-r
£
Joshua Neathamer, S Simpkins; clerks, Chas
>.
.£
i£
T
l
Williams,
M S Wakeman
z
0
=
Q
2
—
No 1.5— Foots creek Registers, Nelson Hos­
x
-
mer. B W Houston, W M Morris; clerks, R J
60
40
5‘.l
I
.00
43
17
.00
Orme. W A cook
59
.16
.00
56
18
37
.00
No 16—Applegate—Registers. W H Basye, J T
55
3
.oo
51
35
19
32
.00
56
40
4
.01» Í Layton, A J Cooks; cierks, H D Kubli, J H
.00
60
20
30
Knutzen
5
53
34
.00
21
44
.54
29
No 17—Steamboat—Legist, rs. T B Houston.
6
.53
43
.(M» 1
.12 ! 22
.54
32
.1 Im 'argent, . S Me.drum; clerks. A Shearer,
.25
23
7
49
37
.00
53
42
Wm
Finney
8
41
27
.01
60
48
• s7
21
No 18—Uniontown—Registers, T Cameron,
9
39
25
32
.02
.M
41
.31
•lohn Cantrell, N B Wright; clerks. Win Ray.
47
HI
3B
.77
26
46
33
.01
Omar Cantre.l
45
27
.12
31
36
.00
45
11
No 19—sterlingvillc—Registers. Joseph Salt­
26
12
41
43
29
28
.00
marsh. T H Gilson, clias Thurui.<n; clerks. Ar­
13
47
27
.00
29
43
29
00
thur Saltmarsh, Geo Youdis
45
.00
43
14
31
30
33
.52
JANUARY 22, 1886
!
No case« of diphtheria in town now.
luontli
The San Francisco Chronicle had the
All citizens of Ashland Drecinct inter­
following aimuig its railroad notes last
ested
in the success of the National Pro­
The wood business has been brisk for
i
Judge DePeatt, B. F. Reeser and I Monday; A decided improvement in
hibition Party are invited to meet at
For Defendant.
A week or more.
others have returned from Jacksonville. the prospects of the California and Ore­
Myer’s Hall, up stairs, on next Wednes­
The jury in the case of the adminis­
gon is noticeable at present. The com­
Safe insurance of all kinds at lowest
day evening, Jan. 27th, at two o’clock
People here who have friends living in
Byron Cole came over the Siskiyou« pany la said to be firmly of the belief
trator’s of the estate of L. Colver vs. rates. G. F. Billings.
to effect an oigaiczation, preparatory to
Minnesota, Iowa, Dakota, or any other in the storm Wednesday fur a brief visit that its land grant will not he seized l>v
P. W. Olwell, for 85000 damages, has
making nominations for the nqxt elec­
Fresh candies received this week at hyperixirean region, slvuld send t<> them in town.
returned a verdict in favor of defen-
the Government. It is reported to be
tion. Let every Prohibitionist attend.
Burckhalter
Hasty "a.
*
a copy of this week’s T idings , showing I
dant.
Dr. J. H. Chitwood has been sick for about to grade the lands north of Red
J. E. H ouston ,
the
kind
of
weather
we
had
in
Southern
There were eighty cases uf measles in
a week or more with a bad cold, but is ding, and determine between the present
Member of State Central Corn, for
Oregon
during
December.
The Storm.
Lakeview at last report.
occupants who shall have the prior right
about again as usual.
Jacksun county.
of purchase. Immigrants will be given
Hereafter there will be but one freight
After several days
_
_
of threatening
Weaver «fc Shuok are running a skat­
Dr.
Parson
has
been
at
Jacksonville
possession <»f the land without money,
train a week from Portland to Ashland
weather, during which the barometer was ing rink at Jacksonville.
Citatiou to Heirs.
till increasing business in the spring re­ tw ce within a week past as a witness in and the company will fix a price upon it
observed to be lower in Ashland than
the
Colver
—
Olwell
case.
Hay may be a handy commodity fur quires another train again. The train
at which it can be purchased when title
for a year ¡«ist, a driving rain storm set
In the eountj- court of the State of Oregon, for
the county of Jackson.
will .-each this place Wednesday evening,
Rev. J. V. Milligan has been in Jack­ is acquired Ruder the conditions uf the
in Wednesday morning in Ashland, and stockmen this winter yet.
In the matter of the estate of Geo. W. Fordyce,
grant.
and
start
back
next
morning.
sonville
for
several
days
past,
and
will
kept up steadily all day. In the moun­
Blanks for mining location notices for
deceased. Citation.
To Anna Fordyce, • lara Fordyce, Asa For­
tains about a thousand feet higher than sale at the T idings office.
The Redding Press uf last Saturday
The goods in the store of S. Arendt not return home till next week.
dyce Edgar F Fordyce, and all others inter­
the town the fall was snow, as it was also
ested in said estate, greeting:
Rev. W. G. Simpson was in Jackson­ had the following concerning work on the
A. H. SunJertnan is teaching a class are now being sold by the undersigned,
in Klamath and Lake c 'Unties. In Ash­
In the name of the State of Oregon, You are
California
A
Oregon
R
R
:
who
bought
the
stock
at
the
Sheriff's
ville
list
Saturday
and
Sunday
holding
hereby called and required to appear iu the
land the st rm br ught a rainfall of t(Ver in German at Jacksonville.
W. T. Southern, of Hazel Creek, was
sale. The whole stock must be closed quarterly meeting for the M. E. Church.
county court of the Stat«: of Oregon, for the
an inch. Yesterday was pr,rtially clear,
It has been much colder in Portland out in 90 days, no matter what it brings.
county of Jackson, at the court room thereof,
down this week, and gave us the follow­
at Jacksonville, in the county of Jaeksou, on
Mr.
C.
J.
Tolman,
who
has
been
at
but the barometer was falling slightly than in Ashland this month.
ing
railroad
news:
The
principal
force
C aro B ros .
Tuesday, the 2d day of March. 1«86. ai ten
San Francisco for a month or two, re­ is now within two miles of Portugese
again last evening.
o'clock in the forenoon of that day. then and
A thousand dollars to loan on farm
The real estate belonging to Jasper i turned to Ashland the first of the week.
there to show cause if any, why the final ac­
Flat, and the construction train will soon
property.
Apply
to
G.
F.
Billings.
count of the executrix of the above named
and Catherine Dennis, on Granite street .
Grand Jury Report.
run to that point, which will be head
Mr.
Dtimmige,
Assistant
Superinten
­
estate should not be accepted and api roved,
in
this
place
is
advertised
to
be
sold
at
The jurors at circuit court were dis­
and the said executrix discharged from her
quarters.
The
telegraph
gang
have
dent
of
the
Pullman
Palace
Car
Co.,
for
The grand jury last week found indict­
Sheriff's sale Feb. 15th, to satisfy judg­
said trust, as prayed for in the tinal account
reached
there.
Col.
Scobie
will
remain
this
division,
came
out
over
the
O.
&
C.
ments against H. Saghorn, T. J. Neal charged yesterday by Judge Webster.
duly filed hyrein.
ments to the amount of §322.46, tn- '
Witne«s. thé Hon. E. D e P eatt . Judge of the
at Portugese for some time yet, as there
and Peachy (a Chinaman) all charged
The new postoffice at Jump-off Joe, gether with some additional interest and to Ashlaad last week.
county court <>f the State of Oregon, for the
is considerable culvert work vet to do
with an assault with a dangerous weapon. Josephine county, is called McAllister. Costs.
county of Jackson, with the seal of raid
Capt. 0. C. Applegate and Win. Craw­
court affixed, this 7th day of January, A. D.
Work on the tunnels has been neccessari
In the case of J. W. Y’ineyard and Ed
ford,
of
Klamath
county,
rode
in
over
1886.
Cold weather has interrupted placer
The petition for a re hearing of the .
ly glow owing to slides which are con­
Farmer, both charged with larceny, “not
Attest.
W. H. P arker , Clerk.
the
mountains
this
week,
for
a
short
visit
mining operations within the past week. arguments in the O'Neil case was denied
stantly blocking them up. While no ad­
a true bill" was returned in each case.
m
Ashland.
Both
have
returned.
ditional Chinamen have been employed,
A new voting precinct has been es- by the Supreme Court last week, and the
In making their final report they submit­
Cl'RE FOR PILKS.
Mrs. M. McManus, formerly of Yreka, the number of the white laborers h ive
tablished in the Steamboat district, this condemned man has no hope now save in
ted the tollowing.
Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
the intervention of the Governor’s who has been in Portland since tali, re
been added to, requiring double the
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
We have visited the several county county.
of the alxlomen, causing the patient to
offices and find them neatly kept and in
Scott Y’alley honey, in comb or ex- clemency, which there is no ground turned to Ashland hut week, and will amour t of meat formerly contracted for.
suppose he has some affection of the kid­
whatever
to
expect.
probably
remain
here
for
some
time.
with
which
to
feed
the
force.
Flanders
order and correct so far as we can ascer­ traded, very tine! at Hunsaker A'
neys or neighlxiring organs. At times,
tain. The jail is in good condition and Dodge's.
symptoms of indigestion are present, flatu­
Alexander Mack intosh, a Highlander,
Frank Howell, who has been so low in has nearly all the timbers out necessiry
*
»
for the tunnels and with his gang will
lency, uneasiness uf the stomach, etc. A
the patients had no complaints.
who
recently
arrived
at
Medford,
wants
'
consequence
of
blood
poisoning
following
I
Prospecting continues on Wagner
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
soon be transferred to the ‘‘right of way”
D avid L inn , Foreman.
creek, and new locations are made occa- a situation at herding sheep. Has fol- ' a bad axe wound in his thign, is now re­
very disagreeable itohing, after getting
party. Those in command say that the
lowed
the
business
since
boyhood,
and
covering
steadily,
and
will
be
about
sionally.
warm, is a common attendant. Blind,
Called from Earth.
work of construction will be pushed with
15
45
38
.02
31
.01
39
29
bleeding, and itching
understands it thoroughly—brought with again within a short time.
ing piloe yield at once
16
53
39
.00
Don
’
t
forget
that
the
T
idings needs him two collies.
renewed
vigor
in
the
spring.
’
to the application of
c.‘ Dr. Ikieanko's
____ ____
Pile
Address at Medford,
The little eight year old son of Mr. and
Older
blai
ks
for
Eagle
Mills
at
Clay
­
Mr. J. F. Kelley, who has had charge
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
Highest temperature, 60 degrees on the 1st, ton Jr Gore’s, Hnnaaker A Dodges, or at
Mrs. S. B. Galey, who was reported ill what is due it upon subscription and oth­ or apply to Kenney & Wolters.
The
Star
of
last
week
revives
the
fol
affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying
uf Miller <k Co.'s business in Ashland
20th and 24th.
with diphtheria last week, died early Satur­ er accounts.
Lowest temperature. 26 degrees on the 12th. I he otlice “f G. F. Billings. Orders left the intense itching, and effecting a perma­
A large number of invited guests at­ for a number of months past, went to lowing railroad rumor or rather, specula­
day morning. The disease suddenly
Fresh ground buckwheat flour, Germea, tended the musical recital of Miss i Grant's Pass last Sunday evening, hav­ tion, for there is but little foundation for
Total precipitation. 3.32 indies.
al these places will leCelve prompt atten­ nent cure Price 50 cents. Address, the
Number days min or snow fall 13.
Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold
developed a dangerous form Thursday cracked wheat, and rolled oats, at Clay­
it,
we
fear:
tion.
E agle M ills .
Weber’s class at the residence of Mr. ; ing succeeded iu closing up to a great
Mean temperature for month, 42 6 degrees,
by J H Chitwood A Son.
night, ami the little sufferer grew rapidly ton & Gure'a.
x
, and Mrs. B. F. Reecer last Saturday | extent the accounts of the hardware
It is thought by many of the knowing
clear days. 6.
Fine
residence
and
lot
for
sale
at
low
Fair
days.
10.
worse until asphyxia resulted from the
ones that if the land subsidy to the O. A
Rev. J. H. Mayfield has been holding evening, and a pleasant evening was business formerly conducted here by
cloudy days. 15.
price—apply at once. Two houses for
Religions Notices.
closing of the bronchial tubes by the
C.
railroad above Delta is forfeited,
Snow fell on 30th and 31st.
Miller
&
Co.
passed
by
all,
made
enjoyable
by
the
revival
meetings
at
Phoenix
within
the
rent.
G. F. B illings .
false membrane. The funeral was on Sat­
the
road
will
run
cast
of
Shasta
butte
F.
N
ewman , Signal Service.
skillful rendition of a number of piece« '
urday afternoon. Rev J. V. Milligan past fortnight.
M. E. CHURCH.
If this is true it is altogether likely that
of choico music.
MEDFORD BREVITIES.
MAltlilEI).
officiating. Little Ernest was an excep
Regular services every Sunday, at 11
We’ve been having a little touch of
the road when it leaves Delta will run
When Baby was siek we gave her
Rev. M. A. Williams, of Medford j
tionaliy bright and attractive child, and weather ourselves lately, here in the I
A. M. ami 7- P. M. Sunday School 9 30.
through what is known as Grass valley MORROW-PACK UtD-ln Ashland. January
CASTORIA
precinct, who has kept a meteorological
Farmers are busy plowing.
the id w is a heavy one to his sorrowing American Italy.
Rev. W. G. Simpson will preach at
19, 1886. by Rev. J V Milligan, Mr W H Mor­ When she was a Child she cried for
into Butte creek valley; thence downsiid
row. of Portland, and Miss Cora A Packard,
record for many years past, kindly fur­
C ASTORIA
Medford on the 3d, Sunday in each
parents and relatives.
valley
by
the
way
of
Topsey,
crossing
the
I
Business
is
quiet
since
the
holidays.
John C. Ruck, of Willow Springs
of Ashland.
When she became a Miss she clung to
nished the T idings with a copy of his i
month.
Precautions were taken to avoid in
Klamath river at or near Plevna bridge,
CASTORIA
precinct, was admitted to citizenship of summary for 1885. It corresponds very
Mis. Chas. Wolters now officiates as following the old survey made by Jesse STANLEY—COOK -At Yreka. Jan. 12. 1886. Mr When she had children she gave them
every possible way the danger of the
BAPTIST CHURCH.
L
F.
8.
Stanley,
of
Linkville,
and
Miss
Hattie
uf the U. S. last week.
CASTORIA.
nearly with that of the U. S. signal ser­ head salesman at the new bakery.
disease being communicated to other
Cook of Yreka.
Applegate several years ago. Our infer
Rev. A. M. Russell will preach in Ash­
It will bo a week or more yet before vice station in Ashland, the difference in
members of the family, and there is
mation comes from a gentleman who lives
land Baptist Church next ¡Sunday, morn­
James Birdsey of Jacks mville, was in in Butte creek valley, California, who
every probability now that this tad case the improvements are completed at the the location having but slight effect upon
ing and evening.
town
last
Tuesday
on
a
business
visit.
I.if** Preserver.
Ashland Woolen Mills.
the temperature.
will be the only one.
says that there are a number of surveyors
If vou nre losing your grip on life, try
HENDERSON. — At Tide Like. Klamath coun­
A Walking Skeleton
J. R. West who has been quite ill for at present in the mountains east of
ty. Oregon, to the wife of John Hcuderson, a “Wells’ Heultli Ketiewer.-’ Goes direct to
Paymaster Reed, of the 0. <& C. R.
The County Commissioners’ Court at
Musical Instruction.
weak
spots.
son.
R. made his disbursing trip out over the last session, in accordance with the new some time past is up again we are happy Shasta butte; which gave room for a great
Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
“Itough on Piles.”
deal of speculation among those who are
Prof. J. B. Kuhn, recently from Min­ road to Ashland last week.
election law of the state, appointed to say.
writes: “I was afflicted with lung fever
DIED.
Cures
piles
or
hemorrhoids,
itching,
protrud
­
endevoring to keep themselves posted as
nesota, a teacher of piano, organ and
Several of our citizens have been in
ing, bleeding, internal or other. Internal and and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a
Freight for Jacksonville is hauled from three registers and two clerks for each
to the future location of this long hoped
vocal music and an experienced tuner
precinct
in
the
county.
They
will
meet
Jacksonville attending court during the
GALEY—At the home of his parents near Ash- external remedy in each package. Sure cure. walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
Central
Point
now,
the
road
being
better
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Conauiup-
for road. Should the railroad company
and re airer of pianos and organs, arrived
land. January 16. 18s«;, Ernest C., son of Mr. 50c. Druggists.
for the registration of voters in their sev- ( past week.
tion, which did uie so much good that I
Pretty Women.
and Mrs. S. B. Galey, uged "yearsand eleven
conclude upon this route it will be good
in Ashland last week, and has concluded than that leading to Medford.
etal precincts on the first Monday in
months.
Ladies who wouIJ retain freshness and vi­ bought a dollar bottle. After using three
J. C. Elder lias placed a large new news to our Yreka friends, owing to the
to locate'here for the practice of his pro­
Stockmen of Klamath county are gath­ March, and will also act as judges and
vacity. Doti't fail to try “Wells’ Hcullh Re- bottles. f< und try self once more a nan,
sign in front of his Grocery store on fact that it could not possibly affect their TRYON.—At the residence of J \V. Alnutt, in newer."
fession. Prof. Kohn has had many years ering up some of the cows and calves to clei ks on election day.
completely restored to health, with a hearty
Ashland.
January
16,
1886,
nt
9
o
’
clock
r,
M
,
Main street.
town in the least and Yreka could always
appetite, and a gain in flesh of 48 lbs.”
experience as a teacher and performer feed during the rough weather.
Koucli <>>• Itch.
Mrs
F
Tryon.
of
Del
Norte
county.
Cal.
Nine inches of snow at Astoria and
Call at J. H. Chitwood A Son’s drug store
boast of being the metropolis of Siskiyou
"Rough
on
Itch
”
cures
humors,
............
eruptions
.
and brings excellent testimonials of capa­ I
The
first
snow
of
the
season
fell
last
Deceased was a daughter of Mr and Mrs ringworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chill
There will be more snow on the moun­ ice thick enough for skating at Portland
and got a free trial bottle of this certain
county.
But
where,
we
ask,
will
it
in
bility and success. His headquarters is
S T Youmans, of Crescent City, and a sister of bluins.
Monday night. It all disappeared Tues­
cure for all luug diseases. Large bottles Si.
tains
next
spring
than
last
for
the
water
this
week.
The
people
down
there
who
tersect
with
the
Oregon
road!
Will
some
at the music store of Hunsaker A Dodge,
Hough on Catarrh.
Mrs J W Alnutt of this place. She leaves a
are afraid of cold should come up here day, however.
or.e who knows give us the desired infor­ husband, father and mother, two sisters and a
and all orders left for him there will re­ supply of the following summer.
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
Bncklen's Arnica Salve.
The Medford Reduction works receiv­ mation!
of worst chronic cases, also unequaled as
ceive prompt attention.
*
For anything in the line of hardware, among the mountains in Rogue River
larg-circle of relatives and friends to mourn cure
gargle
for
diphther
a,
sore
throat,
foul
breath.
We are glad to state that Prof. J. B. stoves and tinware, cutlery, etc., call on valley. N<> ice strong enough to bear a ed ten car loads of wood from Grant's
her loss. Of a kind and amiable disposition, 50c.
The best Salve in the world for cuts,
man here yet, and only half an inch <>f Pass last week.
A Precocious Young Criminal.
The Hope of llie Nation.
she was loved by all who knew her, and will
Kohn has tuned and repaired a piano Willard & Eubanks, McCall's block.
bruises, sores, ulcers. Balt rheum, fever
snow in Ashland, which melted with
slow in development, puny, sera* - sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
for us and has given entire satisfaction,
The Linkville Star of last Saturday lias be sadly missed. (Owing to the interment of nv, Children,
The shelving is being put in J. S. I
XVanted—A span of good, young
and delicate, use "Wells' Health Renew er.” coms, and all skin eiuptions, and positive­
the
remains
at
Crescent
City,
there
were
no
I the following story of a remarkably bold
ami ue feel gratified that he has come mares, to weigh 1100 or 1200 tbs. e ich. half an hour’s sunshine.
Howard's new brick and he intends mov­
Catarrh of the Bladder.
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is
to locate as teacher and tuner.
The woolen mills company have been ing by the first of next month.
attempt at robbery for a boy only twelve funeral services here,] Mr Frank Tryon, the
Stinging, irritation, inflammation, all kid­ guaranteed tu give perfect satisfaction, or
Apply at Ashland Bank.
[10-31.
bereaved
husband,
wishes
to
express
through
H unsaker A D odge .
considering the advisability <>f running
years old:
ney and urinary complaints, cured bv “Bucbu- money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
Quite a number of new crossings have
A series of evening revival meeting’s the water for 'lie mill wheel in a pipe
For sale by J. H. Chilwood A Son’s.
For some tiino past <>ur merchants and i the T idings his heartfelt thanks to the good Pa’iba." 41.
“Water Bugs. Hoaclies.”
has been conducted at the Ashland M. underground from the ditch below the been added to our streets of late winch others have been missing sundry ar­ people of Ashland for their kindness and at­
Departed this Life.
tention
to
his
wife
in
her
last
days.
"Rough on Rats” clears them out, also beet­
E Church during the past two weeks. flouring mill, instead of in a flume, as it is quite an advantage to the “masses.”
Estray Notice.
ticles from their premises, and two at­
les. ants.
Mrs. F. Tryon, who was brought by
is
carried
now.
They
have
n<>t
fully
de
­
tempts
at
breaking
into
different
business
The
A.
O.
U.
W.
of
this
place
intend
Geo. jj. Y'ounker cut hie thigh badly
“Hough on Hats.“
her husband to this place from Smith
Taker, up by the undersigned st the Toltnau
Clears out rats, mice, res ohea. flies, ants, ranch, three miles south of Ashland. Dec. 12,
river, Cal., about two months ago very with a sharp-bladed knife, making a deep termined to d<> so just now, but will giving a grand ball in Williams' new ha'I, bouses ill town have been made of recent
bed-bugs:
most
likviy
make
the
change
before
the
date.
Last
Sunday
morning
about
day
­
Feb.
22.
1886.
It
will
no
doubt
be
the
1885, the following described animals:
low with consumption, died on Saturday wound which caused him much loss of
Heart Pali „
One red cow with swallow-fork and under
old flume has to be replaced.
event of the season, as no pains will be light, Mr. Chalies Hammond, who is at
night last at the home of her sister, Mrs. blood.
Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dizziness, bit in each ear. about ten years old. Appraised
work
in
the
hardware
stole
of
Baldwin
A
spared
to
make
it
a
success.
indigestion, headache, sleeplessness cured by at 415.00 by J. 8. Eubanks. J. I’.
J. W Allnutt.
She was adv ised by
In the Colver—Olw«.)l case but four
For *Le benefit of subscribers at a dis­
One red cow about 4 years old, no marks or
Forbes and who is one of the first in town
“Wells' Health Reuewer."
physicians at her home that she had but tance, the T idingh will hereafter give a jurors were obtained from the regular
Fred Barneburg has purchased the to be up mornings, heard someone, as he
brands. Appraised al 420 by said Justice.
••Hough on Corns.”
One bull calf, one year old; appraised at 410
a short time to live unless a change of weekly report of the weather record in panel, and a venire for thirty more butcher shop formerly owned by Mr.
Ask for'Veils' “Rough on corns.' 15 cents. by said Justice.
supposed, moving some plows that were
J. W. MILLION.
That hacking cough can he so quickly
climate might stay the progress of the Ashland,
jurors was issued, from which the re­ Hosley, of Ashland. Hereafter there
Quick,
complete
cure.
Hard
or
soft
corns,
Ashland. Or., Jan. 8, 1886.
on
the
sidewalk
in
front
of
the
store.
He
cured
by
Shiloh's
Cure.
We
guarantee
warts,
bunions.
disease. It was too late, however, to
mainder of the twelve needed was se­ will be but one shop in town.
arose, dressed himself and went to the it. J H Chitwood A Son.
“Buchu-Paiba.”
The money advertised by Clayton & cured without difficulty. Tne regular
check the hand of death, and she steadily
Choice Farms for Sale,
Win.
Smith
our
popular
blacksmith
door, but missed nothing. On his way
Qi ick, complete cure. >11 kidney, bladder
Gore
as
found
in
thei"
store
(§10
00)
was
grew weaker until the release Came. Iler
Gilmore’« Neuralgia Cure is a positive I and
I panel, with the exception of the four made a trip to# Eagle Point Sunday. to his dwelling house, he observed a half
urinary
discuses,
scalding,
irritation,
stone,
cure for Neuralgia iu the the face, side and
husband, who had remaiued here with identified and recovered by the owner unfortunates, was given a recess by the
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
No need to “argee” the question, Will. breed Indian boy known as Tominv s'vomath. Fur sale at the City drug sture. gravel, catarrh of the bladder. 41, druggists.
her, started home Tuesday evening, tak­ last week.
Beil-bugs. Flies.
sale a No. 1 grain farm, containing 304
Court from Thursday till Monday.
how
M<
wire,
about
twelve
years
of
age,
stand
­
But
batching
is
poor
business
any
ing in a casket all that remained of the
When doctors cannot help you, then take
Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rat«, inice, acres of tillable land situated on the Kt age
Persons ordering packages from the
James P. Henry, a prominent real es­ don't it?
ing below the bridge with considerable Gilmore's M ignetie Elixir for your throat gophers, chipmuuks, cleared out by “Rough road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Place
companion of his bosom whose hopeful East will save time and money by calling
is well improved; good well of water for
freight spread around him, consisting of and lungs. For sale at the City drug store. ou rats." 15c.
presence made the journey hither so at the express office for shipping instruc­ tate dealer, who has recently located in
The quartz mill is now running on full
Thin People.
house use and living stream for stock.
Portland,
has
been
in
Ashland
for
a
eight
coils
of
barbed
wire,
a
quarter
of
Anson
Hou
h.
of
Blackberry,
Ills.,
says
different from the sad and difficult one tion stickers.
time and is crushing ten tons of ore per I
“Wells’ Health Renew er’’ restores health and
Also 215 acres lying within half a mile of
[26.
beef, a coil of rope, wash tub and board, he owes liis i.te to Gilmore’s Magnetic vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual de­ Phcenn,
week
past
taking
notes
of
the
country
all under fence, county road on
which he was thus obliged to ur ke over
day.
R
ev . O lver .
bility.
41.
some ladies' underclothing, etc , which Elixir. Try it. For sale at the City drug
From two to three feet of snow on for the benefit of people who may be de­
two sides: can at small expense be put in
the almost impassable mountain road to
“Hough on Pain.”
he was loading into a couple of boats. store.
cultivation. For particulars call on or ad­
the Siskiyou summit of the stage mad, sirous of learning at his office what in­
the coast.
Cutes cholera, colic, cramps. <!iarrh<rn,
One of the boats bad he’en overloaded
CIRCUIT COCRT.
Why will you suffer from ague and ma­ aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, dress
and more on the Cascade summit of ducements are offered here for new
On my 201 «ere farm there la one hundred
comers. He received from Mr. Billings
with barbed wire ami had sunk, the beet laria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will rheumatism. 20c. Rough ou pain plasters, 15c. acres
the Linkville road.
of grain and hay growing, that I will
State Temperance Alliance.
cure
you?
For
sale
at
tae
City
drug
store.
Mother«.
and others such assistance as he desired
Following is a report of proceedings and other articles were in different piles
sell w ith the farm. If desired, can give pos­
W.
J.
Russell,
who
was
convicted
of
If
you
are
failing,
broken,
worn
out
and
ner
­
The annual meeting of the Oregon
since our last issue:
nearby. Mr. Hammond questioned him 1 The wife, mother and maid who suffer vous. use "Wells' Health Reuewer.” 41. Drug­ session at any time.
in gathering data.
JOHN 8. HERRIN. Ashland. Or.
State Temperance Alliance will be held larceny, has been discharged from cus­
as to what he was doing with the hai bed from female weakness, will find Gilmore'« gists.
John Reck admitted to citizenship.
The two men who victimized the far-
in Eugene City, commencing at two tody, the Supreme court having dissolved
Bank of Ashland ..J C Crawford. wire, etc., and how became by it. Tom­ Aromatic Wine a p >sitive cure. For sale
[ mer near Oakland, Douglas county, by Dismissed.
o'clock Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1886. All the judgment against him.
my answered by saying that some parties at the City drug store.
Middle-aged men who lack vigor and vi­
temperance societies, chuiclies, Sunday
Jemima Colver and Jesse Dnllarhide had bought it and had hired him to help
G. O. Scribner, agent of the O. R <t I agreeing to buy his farm, and then bor-
schools, etc., are invited to send dele­ N. C<>. at Pendleton, is short in his ac I rowing money from him, were caught on vs P W Olwell. Verdict returned Wed­ them load it into the boats, to he con­ tality can be cured by Gilmore's Aromatic
Wine. For sale at the City drug store.
gates. One delegate for the charter or counts somewhere in the neighborhood ' the freight train hound south at Riddle's nesday night fur defendant.
veyed down the river. Mr. Hammond
Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or
and
were
taken
to
Oakland,
where
they
Deviled ham, tin key, chicken aud
organization and one for every twenty of §2,060, caused by gaming.
State uf Oregon vs Louis O’Neil. Pa­ suspected that all was not right and too
1 waived examination, and wero bound pers returned from Supreme Court; re­ the lad in charge and lodged him in jail tongue at. B. A Hasty’«.
*
members or fraction over ten. The O.
13 It Y JPL ATE LEOCESS,
Pmf.
Cary,
“
the
world's
champion
over in §500 each. On their persons hearing of the argument not granted. until a warrant for his arrest could lie
A C. R. R. Co. will return all dele­
Nerve-life
and
vigor
restored
in
men
and
Are now taken by the Leading Photographers in all the Cities, and for Groups, pic-
gates for one-fifth fare, and the O. P. R. . skater” advertised an exhibition at My­ were found §76 50 of the missing money. Day of sentence not fixed.
made. The boy told several different women by using Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. ures
of children, etc., aro far superior to the old so-called “wet-plate” process.
er
’
s
hall
in
this
place
Tuesday
evening,
They
gave
their
names
as
John
Lyons
R. free.
The grand jury returned true bills in stories about the matter, but claims that i Fur sale at the City drug store.
1
but
failed
to
make
an
appearance.
and F. Riley.
Accommodations will be ample for all
the following cases:
there are two white men who did the
Lard can« §1.50 per ib zeu at Willard
those who may attend. Let there be a
stealing, and that he was only employed
The great sacrifice sale of the goods in
State
vs
Henry
Sagehorn;
assault
and
Under the Oregon law a person who
A
Eubanks'. All tinware at bottom
thorough representation from all parts of the store of S. Arendt in Reeser's block
by
them
to
help
load
the
boats.
He
also
And examine work made exclusively by the new process. Photographs made by the
loses money at the gaming table 19 en­ battery. Defendent allowed to plead
*
prices.
the State and let us make this a session began on Wednesday morning, and will
guilty
of
assault
and
was
sentenced
to
a
says
there
were
other
things
taken
and
leading artists of the coast on exhibition for comparison.
(8 44
titled to recover double the amount, and
long t" be remembered for its valuable continue till the stock is closed out.
Grape, plum, lemon, strawberry, black­
a Portland party who deposited §125 in fine of §50 or 25 days in the county j til. hid away in the tules (where some of them
work and guod results.
State of Oregon vs Peachy (China­ have since been found by the sheriff), berry, quince, crab apple and currant
D. L. Hopkin« and A. P. Talent have a faro bank has recovered judgment for man.) Now on trial.
J. E. H ouston , Sec’y.
and that on the morning of his arrest and jellies at Burckhalter A Hasty’s.
*
bought the stock of goods in the store §250. This idea the Grant's Pass Cou­
[Exchanges please publish.]
not a great while before he was discov­
rier
thinks
might
work
well
in
the
sup
­
formerly kept by Baruch Fisher at Wood­
ered, the parties who had employed him
No Boon that Science has Conferred
Roman Sport in Oregon.
pression of other vices. For instance, if
ville, and will continue the business.
I. 0. 0. F. Installations.
left with a boat-load of barbed wire con­
a person who took a drink at a bar and
The Salem Statesman is the authority sisting of fifteen coils. Whether this is Hus been fraught with greater blessings
Dr. Parson is fitting up as an office the paid for it should be entitled to go back
On Saturday evening last, the officers
than that which has accrued to the inhabi-
ÍÍ
for
the following: Eighteen years ago
of Ashland Lodge No. 45, I. O. O. F., room on Main street recently occupied as and demand two more drinks free, the ono of the attractions at the state fair was true or not no one knows. Everything t mts of malarial ridden portions of the
connected
with
the
matter
leads
one
to
United
States
and
the
tropics
from
the
use
a
barber
shop
by
Guthrie,
and
will
have
and the Rebecca Degree Lodge of this
I saloons would soon go out of business.
a fight between a bear and a panther. believe that he had an accomplice. Tom­ of Hostetter's Stom ich Bitters. The ex- ■
place who were elected for the ensuing it ready fur occupancy within a few days.
Over 3,000 paid their admission fee of SI my is no doubt, a bad Indian and deserves perience of many years has but too c early
Burrage
i
Pomeroy,
who
are
quarry
­
year were installed by Deputy G. M.
demonstrated the inefficiency of quinine
Messrs. Mulkey & Gyer have leased
to witness the great conflict. When
Helman. A large number of invited Garren's placer mining claim on Wag­ ing lime rock about a mile from everything was ready, neither of the ani­ to be punished. He was taken before a and other drugs to effectually combat the
guests were present, and the hall present­ ner creek below the Walsh «t Bragdon Rock Point, sent four oarloads to Port­ mals showed fight and slunk off into the committing magistrate and held to answer progress of intermittent, congestive and ¡
remittent fever, while on the other
ed a handsome apjiearance, having been quartz mines, and are preparing to work land last week, and expect to establish a corners with their heads and tails bowed. to the charge of larceny at the next sit­ bilious
hand, it has been no less clearly shown
ting
of
the
grand
jury
and
his
bail
fixed
regular
trade
with
the
metropolis.
The
tastefully decorated for the occasion’. The it extensively.
that the use of the Bitters, a medicine con­
“Times” says: “We learn that the The promoters of the battle tickled the at two hundred dollars, in default of genial to the frailest constitution, and de­
officers of the Rebecca Lodge were in­
contestants
with
pitchforks
and
crowbars,
which he was sent to jail. About mid­ rived from purely botanic sources, affords a
Capt. O C. Applegate, who came in ! Columbia River Paper Co. is using this
stalled first; following which was an in­
but that made matters no lietter. After
termission of half an hour, which was from his ranch at Lost River Gap in lime as an experiment, and if it is found an hour of such fooling the crowd dwin­ night he attempted to burn a way out reliable safeguard against malarial disease,
arrests it when developed. Fur disor­
fleasantly occupied with social chat. Klamath county last week, says the ther­ to answer their purpose, large amounts dled away in disgust, and Oregon’s only and no doubt would have succeeded but and
but for the discovery of the light in the ders of the stomach, liver and bowels, fur
mometer marked 6’ below zero the mor­ of it will be shipped at regular intervals.
'oilowing is a list of the officers:
general debility and renal inactivity, it is
■ The quarry alluded to is inexhaustible attempt at imitating Spanish sports was I jail, made by Billy Corbel, who gave the alsu a most efficient remedy. Appetite and
N G, Mrs J R Casey; V G, Mrs Jas ning he left home.
Is AT
unanimously declared a failure.
I
and
said
to
afford
an
excellent
quality
of
<
alarm
in
time
to
save
the
prisoner
and
sleep are improved by it, it exiiels rheu ­
Porter; R Sec y. J K Helman; F Sec’y,
>
Y’oule & Gilroy received a carload of
the burning of the county jail. When matic humors from the blood, and enri lies
Dr H T Inlow; Treas, J R Casey; War­ fine lumher from the Aiken saw mill last stone."
Health of Jews.
parties arrived upon the scene they found a circulation impoverished by uial-assiuii-
den, Mrs Mary Sutton; Cun, Miss Della week—the finest ever shipped to Ash­
Vick’a Floral Guide for 1886, the pio­
.
the
prisoner was proceeding cautiously latiun.
Peuuebaker; 1 G, Mrs E Giddings; land, they claim. It was loaded upon
One noticeable feature about Jewish
neer seed annual of America, comes to
Chap, A L Willey ; R S N G, O R Myer, the car at Central Point.
cemetries in the south is the scarcity of I and systematically. He had prepared
Hay for Sale.
ns this year a real gem, not a dry list of
L S S G, A D Helman; R S V G, Mis
newly made graves after an epidemic of I wet cloths to keep the fire from spreading
;
hard
botanical
names,
but
over
thirty
The Plaindealer says there is a lady {
Laura Willev; L S V G, Mrs Abram
cholera or yellow fever. Statistics show and was burning out the door fastenings.
150 tons alfalfa liny for sale at Houck's ranch,
living near Roseburg who is one hundred j , pages of reading matter, among which that fewer of them dio than any other He had succeeded in burning out all but 4’3 miles south uf Ashland, at $8 per ton in
Bish.
of 20 tom and upward, or 19 per
and fifteen years old. Her name is Mrs. ’ are articles on Roses, House Plants, race from these or kindred diseases. the staple that passes through the door quantities
single ton. or the hay will be delivered in
Cheap Greenhouse,Onion Culture, Mush­
to
the
outside,
to
which
the
lock
is
at
­
Brock,
and
she
is
probably
old
enough
Ashland for two dollars per ton additional.
During the cholera scourge in T<>ub>n
Ditch Enterprise in Klamath.
rooms, Manures, Young Gardeners, and
No. 29-3tnl
Mas. J. H ouck .
to forget what her age is.
only two orthodox Jews died of it. while tached. Mr. Pocket was the first to ar­
very interesting reading, followed by
The gentlemen chiefly interested in
rive,
and
says
that
Tommy
would
have
A. L. Willey, who had the contract for I about 150 page» containing illustrations, j in numbers they equalled fully 20 per
Wood for Sale.
the new ditch enterprise at Tule Lake I in
been bounding over the hills in less than
building
the neat new dwelling house for descriptions and prices of seemingly ev- ; cent of the population. Their immunity
Klamath entity have incorporated un
i ­
a
half
hour
longer.
It
is
a
great
pity
from disease, and the certainty with which
The undersigned has opened a wood . vani
der the title of The Little Klamath Wat­ i Mrs X’ining on Spring street, has the i erything the heart c-mld desire in the they recover when attacked by it, is ac­ that boys of his age could not be sent to near
the Ashland grove, where will be kept a
building
about
completed,
and
has,
of
1
line of seeds, plants, bulbs, potatoes,
er Ditch to. The capital stock is §10,-
full
supply of dry stove wood, orders left
a
house
of
correction,
where
he
could
be
counted
for
by
the
simplicity
of
their
i Ac.
It is a mystery how this firm can diet. They are very strict about follow­ schooled in the ways of honesty and in­ with H. c. Messenger or J. H. McBride will re­
000, most of which has already been tak­ course, done an excellent job.
ceive prompt alten ion.
H. C. M essenger .
en. Messrs. B. F. Van Brimmer, J. F. !
The extensive saw mill and mercantile , afford to publish, and really give away, ing the dietary laws prescribed by Moses. dustry.
Ashland, Or., Aug. 21, 1885.
this
beautiful
work
of
nearly
200
pages
Adams ami Win. C. Crawford have been business of Miller
Co. at Grant's Pass
Isn't it a little strange that Moses, if he
chosen as a board of directors. B. F. and the new sash and door manufactur­ of finest paper, with hundreds of illus­ was only a historian, should have pos­
Sleepless nights, made miserable by
Photographs.
X an Brimmer is President and J. W. ing enterprise are all to be consolidated trations and two fine colored plates, all sessed knowledge superior to that of thn that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Vitalizer
Haiuakar, Treasure^. The water supply and conducted under one management. enclosed in an elegant cover. Any one wisest and best physicians of the present is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Persons who may wish photographs from
negatives made by the undersigned while in
ist 'Cnmefr-mi the Van Brimmer ditch
desiring goods in this line cannot do bet­ day! He evidently believed in prcventitijt J. H. Chitwood. A Son.
Ashlaud can procure them by sending orders
Wm. Crawford, of Tule Lake, who, ter than send 10 cents for the Floral
which taps Little Klamath Lake, and the
to Grant's Pass, as the negatives have all been
disease rather than curing it. Tnis is
with
others
is
interested
in
the
proposed
preserved.
E. F. E veritt .
Y’ati Bninmer Bns., have agreed to
Guide, to James Y’ick, Seedsman, what De Heaven's Cure aims to do; it
A Reliable Article.
Grant's Pass. Or.. May 29. 1885.
furnish a stated supply of w..ter ’.fl) years new irrigating ditch, mention of which Rochester, N. Y’. Deduct the 10 cents
acts directly on the digestive juice of the
For enterprise, push and a desire to get
for the sum of §5,000. The new company I was made in the T idings recently, says from first order sent for seeds-
i stomach and both prevents and cures in­
Plymouth Rock Chickens!
such
goods as will give the trade aatisfac-
the
ditch
irrigates
five
hundred
acres
of
will make about eight miles of irrigating
digestion and Dispepsia. Free sample tiou. J H Chitwood A Son, the druggists,
his
laud.
Shiloh's
Vitalizer
is
what
you
need
for
The undersigned h is for vile at his
ditch, and will have to build a largo flume
bottle at the City Drug Store.
lead all competition. They sell Dr. 1 io­ poultry yard in Ashland a number of
acr ss Lost river. Work will begun
It is rumored that the tight over the Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizz*11«88
san
ko's
Cough
and
Lung
Syrup,
because
its
soon, and it is proposed to have the location of the JoaephiLe county court and all other symptoms of Dyspepsia.
the best medicine on the market for coughs, young Plymouth Kock r<«»stenj (full­
Brickmaker Wanted.
For
water running in time for irrigation next house is likely to be compromised by Price 10 and 75 cents |ier bottle.
I colds, croup and primary consumption. blood) which will he dis|x>sed of at the
The undersigned, who recently bought Price 50 cents and $i. Samples free.
spring and Summer. The enterprise Sol. Abraham selling his town site t<> sale by J. H. Chitwood & Son.
low price of §1 each.
J acob W agner .
will be of vast benefit to the country Jonathan Bourne, Jr., the owner of the
Ashland, Dec 11, 1885.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Curo the brickyard property of H. Fox near i
through which the ditch is to run.
townsite proper.
Keynote to Health.
is sold by us on guarantee.
It cures Ashland, wants an expert brickmaker
i who will take charge of the inanufactuœ
To the Ladles!
consumption.
J
H
Chitwood
A
Son.
Health
is
wealth. Wealth means inde­
At noon Wednesday the snow was ten
of brick ; facilities, clay and wood to be pendence. The keynote is Dr. Bosanko's
Ladies
C"ine and see our stock of ladies un­
inches deep at Fort Klamath, and four
James Sullivan of Salem, Oregon, says he furnished him. Apply at once, Ashland Cough an< Lung Syrup, the best cough
derwear, infant's lobes slid cloaks; also
In delicate health and all who suffer inches at Linkville. The telegraph wires was cured of the asthma by Gilmore's Mag­
syrup
in
the
world.
Cures
coughs,
oolds.
postoffice.
C. W. W ithrow .
from habitual constipation will find the went down about that time, and how netic Elixir. Fur sale at the City drug I
pains in the chest, bronchit a and primary velvets, emh. felt, chenilles, araseues
store.
Jap. 15, 1885.
consumption. One dose gives relief in aud emb silk. And don't fotget our
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup of much snow iias fallen since then is not
every case. Take no other. Price 50 cents laige stock of hosiery always <ui hand.
Mr. A. Higgins, of Wyoming, X’. Y., says I
Figs more easily taken, and more benefi­ reported here yet.
he had the Piles for nearly 40 years, and
Ayer's Pills cure constipation, improve and $1. Samples free. Sold by J tl Chit­
G illette S isters .
cial in effect than any other leineJy. It
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and wa< cured by using Gilmore's Pile Specific. the appetite, promote digestion, restore wood A Son.
acts promptly yet gently on the Bowels, Liver Complaint! Shiloh's Vitalizer is For sale at the City drug store.
I healthy action, and regulate every func­
Pasture to Let.
Kidneys, Liver and Stomach, and dues guaranteed to core you.
John H. Yates, of Batavia. N. Y., says.
For sale by
Deeds, mortgages, real estate and jus­ i tion. They are pleasant to take, gentle
Good
pasture
to let uq the Hargadine
nut sicken or debiliate. Fur sale by J H Chitwood
“I cheerfully commend
Soo.
tice’s blanks for sale at the T idings office in operation, yet thorough, searching,
and Bauers places pear Ashland at luwest
J. H. Chitwood A Son,
Your Aromatic Wine
at the lowest prices.
and powerful in subduing disease.
It did new life and vigor send
terms. Will also winter stock.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
Through this weak frame of mine.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchi- breath secured by Shiloh’« Catarrh Rem­
A new invoice of “The King of
Finest quality New Orleans molasses,
Apply to the undersigned.
It did for all mv stomach ills
tis immediately relieved by Sliilohs edy. Price fifty cents. Nasal injector , Soaps, ’ washes without rubbing. Try it! sold iu any quantity to suit customers.—
J ohn R eal .
More than the ¿octor and his pills.”
Cure. Fur sale at Chitwood's.
1 For «ale by Hunsaker A Dodge.
x
I tree. J H Chitwood & Son.
Clayton & Gore.
x i For sale at the City drug store.
Ashland, Or., July 30, 1885.
FRIDAY
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Call at Logan’s Gallery, on the hill,
E
OSS!”
; Place to buy Groceries and Provisions
HUNSAKER & DODGE’S
Announcement.
The undersigned would announce to
the people of Southern Oregon
that they have purchased the stock
of General Hardware, Stoves, Tin­
ware, Etc., of Miller & Co., in Ash­
land, and will continue the busi­
ness at the old stand in McCall’s
block.
Soliciting a continuance of the liberal
patronage accorded our predeces­
sors, we hope by fair dealing and
close prices to secure a fair share
of the trade of Southern Oregon
in our line.
WILLARD & EUBANKS
Ashland, Or., Dec. 9,1885.