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MERCANTILE
[Lewiston (Me. ) Journal. |
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 26. 1886
SWINDLED COLONISTS.
History of the Infamous Frauds at Surasota
Bay, Florida.
The New York Tribune prints a sad
and exas(»erating at«>ry of deceit, loss and
suffering in the form of a letter from
John Laurie of
Paisley,
Scotland,
counsel of the Scotch colony at Sarasota
baY, Florida. He tells how J. S. Tait
ofEdinburgh drew enticing pictures of
Florida in Scottish papula and pamphlets,
and how his glowing representations led
the colonists to buy 6,000 acre« at Sara­
sota bay. Tait gave a positive assurance
that he had n<> connection with any land
company, and that his only motive was
•»m- of the purest philanthropy and de­
site to help those who had a moderate
property from loosing all on the depres­
I
sion of the tiade in Scotland. The
Colonists had implicit confidence in Tait
and paid 812.50 an acre for their land,
and the company agreed, in consideration
of other payments, to carefully care for
them on the voyage and have horses
r-'iuly furnished forthem on their arrival,
a id to furnish for six months everything
nv e«led at prime cost. The c «loiiists were
told they could grow sufficient vegetables
and small fruits to support themselves
and families in from three to four months,
that they would be able to pay their ex­
penses at the end of the first year, and
that they would have orange groves in
full bearing from budded trees in five
years from their arrival.
There were 150 men, women and
children who came over, and 300 expected
to follow. Their journey was not made
comfortable, ami the unexpected cost to
them was $500. The settlers reached
their new possessions in Florida only to
find that they had been brought to a
desolate waste of sands, a perfect mockery
of the fertile paradise which they had
been taught to look for. Every assurance
held out to them seemed to have been
falsified and every promise broken. In­
stead of confortable houses, abundant
final, churches, schools, and a settled
neighborhood and closely connected plots
of land, they found a few miserable hov­
els, indecently appointed, and a wilder­
ness of sand, with scarcely enough food
to keep them from starving. They were
assigned to widely separated points and
sought in vain for any proof or indication
that the soil for which they had paid a
high price could be made to yield the
least return.
Many of the colonists have already
abandoned the scene of such miserable
disappointment ami others are anxious to
leave. They have discovered that Tait
and his family are large shareholders in
several land companies and that he sold
the 6,000 acres to the colonists at a profit
of eleven dollars and a half per acre; also,
that he had never visited the place before
giving his glowing descriptions.
The colonists were warned by the Tri­
bune while in the city, but their confi­
dence in Tait was too great to be shaken.
The letter closes as follows: “Tait's
course in this matter has been an outrage
and a crime against humanity and de­
serves seven* punishment. He has not
only by his misrepresentations defrauded
a large number of families of their hard-
earned money, hut he has imperiled their
health, and, if his schemes had not been
soon discovered, would in all probability
have caused their death.”
Women.
Mme. Nilsson has refused a $30,000
offer in Russia on account of the cold­
ness of the climate.
Jenny Lind (Mme. Goldschmidt) whose
voice is said to have lost none of its
sweetness and to retain much of its
power, has finally yielded to the solicita­
tions which have been forced upon her
and has consented to reappear in concert
in London. This event will take place
during the coming summer.
It is reported that Mrs. Bloomfield
Moore, a wealthy Philadelphia widow,
aged 50, who sails for England shortly, is
engaged to be tuarried to Robert Brown
ing. the English poet.
M is. Frances Hodgson Burnett, who
was obliged to leave Washington to se­
cure the absolute quiet her physician
commands, is still living at Lynn, Mass.,
but is rapidly recovering her health.
Young ladies in New York who have
any knowledge of painting are now
busily engaged on harlequin chairs, with­
out one of which no boudoir or sitting-
room is considered just complete artis­
tically.
Queen Victoria's birthday present to
the Crown Princess of Germany was a
“full dress” carriage, the interior of
which is lined with blue silk damask,
trimmed with gold fringe and tassels.
The outside is of claret color, with lines
of crimson, and all the mountings are of
brass. On the doors and panels the
English and Prussian arms are embla­
zoned in relief.
Lady Granville Gordon, whose new
departure as a hat ami bonnet maker in
London has excited attention, is the
daughter of Mr. R<>e, the Dublin dis­
tiller, who has falle» on evil days,
Hence the bonnet shop, as Lord Gordon
has not, nor ever had any money. His
grandfather, the Marquis of Huntley,
was 3old out by the sheritr, and his
brother, the present marquis, had writs
out against him for obtaining money un­
der false pretenses, but his brother-in-
law came to his aid at the eleventh hour
and the proceedings were withdrawn.
During the old slavery days we used
to hear a great deal about the “higher
law, " and there was one Massachusetts
judge of the I’uited States court who,
in the case of one poor chattel whose
owner claimed his return to servitude un­
der the fugitive slave law, formally de­
cided that “until the alleged master can
show his title to this person direct from
the Almighty God I declare him to lie a
free man,” and thereupon he discharged
him. There is a virtue in this kind of
law that exists to the present day, as we
are iufonned
by the Philadelphia
Enquirer. It was s|a*ciaily illustrate«I by
a sheriff of Western Pennsylvania w ho
Nvas sent to the coke regions to evict the
tenants of the coke companies, The
temperature was at zero, the ground was
deeply covered with snow. It was
weather unfit t<# turn a dog out into.
The sheriff reviewed the situation, with
the result of striking for the supremacy
of the “higher law.” He positively re
fused to make homeless and houseless
the men, women and chidren that he was
sent to evict. He put his writs into
his pocket again, having a bigger soul
and a latte heart th in the coke works
owners, wh ■ would h ive him obey I he
law of the statute.
What a Wife Said.
Very few people know rhat bears take
to water naturally. They roam over the
mountains and through the forests, dig
open rotten kgs for ants and worms, and
secure all the hornets’ nests they can,
and tear them to pieces and eat the
young grubs, pick berries of all descrip­
tions and eat them, and would seem to
belong to the dry-land animals.
The fact is different. They love the
water, not perkq«s, as well as the moose
and deer, but better than most dry-land
animals.
They are very fond of fish, and are ex­
pert fishermen, and show more cunning
ami instinct, if not reason, than many
city chaps I have seen almut the lakes.
I came suddenly ii|x>n a very large
bear in a thick swamp, lyin:« iq>on a hol­
|
low log across a brook, fishing, and he
was so much interested in his sport tint
he did not notice me until I had ap­
proached very near to him, so I could
see exactly how he baite«! his hook and
played his fish. He fished in this wise:
Their was a large hole through the log
on which he lay, and he thrust his fore­
arm through the hole and held his open
paw in the water and waited for the fish
to gather around and into it, and when
full he clenched his fist and brought up a
handful of fish and sat and ate them with
great gusto; then down with his paw
again, and so on.
The Finest Assortment in the City.
The brook was fairly alive with little
trout red side suckersaiidsomebl.ick suck­
ers, so the ohl fellow let himself out on
the fishes
He did not eat their heads.
There was quite a pile of them on the log.
In fact, everything in the Choice Family Grocery line, not forgetting
I suppose the oil on his paw r attracted
the fish and baited them even better
than a fly-hook, and his toe-nails were
------ Also, a Fine Stock of -------
his hooks and sharp ones too, and once
grabbed, the fish are sure to stay.
They also catch frogs in the forest
We stand by our trade mark, the 'Long and Short of it," which means LONG GOODS AT
brooks, and drink of the pure water in
SHORT
PRICES. Give us a call.
Goods delivered to any part of the city. “Wl
hot summer days, and lc ave to lie ami
wallow in the muddy swamps, as well as
AV. T. CODU11N, & CO., Ashland.
our pigs in the mire.
They often cross narrow places in lakes
by swimming, and also rivers, and seem
to love to take a turn in the water. 1
once saw one swimming from the main­
land to the big island in Mooselucniazantic
Lake, with just a streak of his back out
of the water, loking like a log moving
along. Sometimes you see «inly their
heads out of the water; at other times
half of their botlies are to be seen. We
account for this difference by their con­
ditions. If fat-, the grease helps to buoy
them up; if lean, they sink lower in the
water.
LONG AND SHORT OF ITI
FAMILY
- Bargains!
GR0CERIES1!
Canned Goods, Flour, Provisions, Confectionery, Sugars, Teas,
Coffees, Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Lard,
Bargains!
o
o
o
Bargains!
— AT —
THE FARMERS STORE.
Which with its large and complete stock of General Merchandise is now con­
ducted under the management «if
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc.
Over .TO.Oiio cure* rvuordud in C> rear«.
■ Piles, Rectal Ulcer, Fissures, Pruritus-Ani,
Fistulas in Ano, Polypus Recti, Etc.,
Groceries, Canned Goods, Crockery. Glassware
Cured without euttinRoperations l*r. I’ilkiug-
ton. st a,.t on -«« < t i . im an.i ai him , ate! propri­
etor «if the sani . a III l x for BY e . ear uni 8».K\ -
of* Dlt-EAKSS. 1‘orllaiKl. ««regoti. lias Ix-.-n ap­
pointed agent hh <1 physician for thi» sj .t,-m for
OreRon. an«i ha» in t»o month* ina<l<- a num
ber of cures of ca»es. in tome of u hich •• vere
Made only of tho finest and beat qnal« operation* with the knife have only done harm.
K«-fer by pcrini.aion to Ja*. W. W«*atli< rford,
tty of Ulaan fur witbataxHlliiff beat.
dtuggist. well known at Salem: Frank «.ar-l
Every good thing is Counter- ner, niHchiniM at car shop«: 1:. A. Ilantpy. of
feited, and consumers are CAU­ HarrfkbitrK, ami other«.
TIONED against IMITATIONS of i gW—Will be At John Fraley’» Hotel in
these Chimneys made of VERY ,in Akliland, all day
A Full Line of Books and Stationery
Cigars and Tobacco, etc., etc., etc.
If you want fair dealing and good bargains, call and see us.
J. D. FOUNTAIN.
Sun.lay, .March 7th. 18SC,
POOR GLASS. See that the exact
ami
thereafter
one or two <la\* in i-ai-li month,
label is on each chimney as above.
lo-l •
The Pearl Top is always clear and
J. B. PILKINGTON. M. I>.
I’ortluiid. Oregon.
bright Glass.
Mannfaetured ONI.T by
IMttsbnrgli bead bllass Work»
FOR SALE BY DEALERS.
HUNSAKER & DODGE,
Arc prepared to furnish
FINOS and ORGX'-* it
O
PRICES that DEFY COMPETITION.
All Instruments guaranteed as represented or Money refnn<led.
Our terms are as liberal as any house on the Coast. Bacon, Lard, VV heat.
Oats or Barley taken in payment for Instruments. Cash also, not rejected.
------- ORGANS TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR PIANOS. ------
Agency for Southern Oregon and Northern California for the following
Instruments:
ORGANS.
PIANOS.
Mason & Hamlin.
A. B.
THE GREST
UnfuliagSpsciSs
ill
FOR
REGULATOR
GEORGE E. YOULE,
SYMPTOMS *
W m . M. GILROY
YOULE & GILROY,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
Will be sent to any one applying bv letter,
stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict
secrecy in regard to all business transac­
tions.
Du. M istif .’ s K idney U emf . dy . N xfkbeti -
cun cures all kinds of kidney and bladder
complaints, gonorrhoea, gleet, leucorrhoea.
For sale by all druggists, $1 a bottle; G
bottles for
Du. M intie ’ s D andelion P ills ar«- the
best and cheapest D tspephia nnd B ilious
cure in the market. For sale by all drut-
gists.
(PURELY VEGEFABLEf
Is generally used in the South to arouse the
Torpid Liver to a healthy action.
It acts with extraordinary ctDcacy on the
NEW FIRM! NEW FIRM! SASH, DOORS and BLINDS,
TIVER.
KIDNEYS,
1’
and BOWELS
--------- AT THR-----------
AN EFFECTUAL SPEC-F C FCR
Ashland Grocery Store. -
Dyspepsia,
RilioiiKiiess,
Jaundice,
Colic,
N rusoh ,
Mental Deprewdon. Hovel Complaints,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
Endorsed by the use of 7 Millions of Bottles, as
Malaria,
Constipation.
Sick Headache,
Lumber, Mouldings, Brackets!
Dealers in—
“THE
OSS!”
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
LATH and SHINGLES.
For ChlMren, f r Adult», and for the Aged.
SAFE TO TAKE IN ANY CONDITION OF THE 8Y8TEM!
J. H.ZEILIN & CO.,
Planing, Matching and Sawing done to order.
Water Pipe made to order.
sole proprietors ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
micE, si.oo.
Wooden
BUFFALO, 1ST. 'S-.
NEAR R. R. TRACK, MECHANIC St., ASHLAND.
Organlzrd wtth a full Klaff or elghtcea
Experlehced and fikllirul rhy»Irians
and Nurgcon» for tbc treatment of
all Chronic IMtc-aw*».
C. W. AYERS,
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.
ARCHITECT and BC1LDER
Chronic Nasal Catarrh. Throat and
Lung Diseases, Liver and Kidney
Diseases, Bladder Diseases, Diseases
of Women, Blood Diseases and Nerv­
ous Affect I oils, i:iin->l ben* or at home,
with or without seeing tlie patient. Gome and
see us, or send ten cents tn Hamps for our
“Invalids’ Guide Book,’’ wbi. h
all particulara
Manufacturer & Wooi-Worker.
Place to buy Groceries and Provisions
ill make estimates ami bids oti all buildings
public or private. an«l ftiruisli all material for tlie
eonstrm tlon of the same.
tnercus ailments i iHjarise from its
deranged or rbre^action, such as
Ilyspcpsrh J^ydice, Biliousness
CciyvuncsAMaiana, Sick-headachy
ASHLAND. OltLXlOIV
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding
i
A:> ^ryrirnoe of Forty years, and Tku'i-
's<f T Ktimonials prove its Alcrit.
FOff s AI.E BY AT.T, DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
J - ' '1 infiwmvlnn M*nd yonr ad«lrcss for 10#
i • o " I.¥ r «nil Its di-’-ase».'' to
.. o U nvaxk 61-
XOtt* CAT*
TEA !
TUTT’S
PILLS
PURE TEA.
26 YEARS in use .
MYER BROS.
of the Age!
8YMPTOMS OF A
The Greatett MedjcaUTriunrgh
— KEAI.KBS IN—
TORPID LIVER.
we are offering to the Public at the Lowest Living rates.
*
Ask for PURITY TEA, and take no other.
I KEEP NO OTHERS.
CLAYTON <Sr GORE.
SEEDS,
Trees and Plants.
STAR
BAKERY
RESTAURANT.
GOOD NEWS!
25 Packets Vegetable Seeds By
Mail for $1.
1« now Selling his Premium Bread «dglit loaves
for 25 cents, wheat or graham. Also,
Send for Catalogue au«l make your own Se-
li'tions.
All contracts, from 50 loaves to luOO, intended
to promptly.
R. J. TRUMBLE & CO.,
Mention this paj.-r.
ASHLAND, ORECON.
a—— w
Mwwr
GOOD NEWS!
M I L L S
Boston Brown Bread, at lOcts. per loaf.
.i
«...
,,, ,,,
PHOTOGRA PHS
Made by the Gelatiu'i-Bromide, or
1>1«V
.LIVE UTTINGS. Ripe Wood, $10 perl, 000
0 IVE T..EES. 3 to 6 feet, $30 per 100.
419and421 SansomeSt.,San Francisco,Cal.
the Liver must be kept in order.”
Invi^or .tea the Liver. Rerulatcsthe Bow
els, Strengthcntt the Sysien«. Purifies tbc
B'ooil. Assists Digestion, Prevents Fevers.
Is » Household Need. An Invaluable
F .ni.ly Medicine for common complain!s.
DX SANFORD'S LIVER INVIG0BAT0R.
Follow lug ar«* cash prices for work : Planing. 13 per M.;
Planing nn«l matching. $5 per M.: moulding ‘2 cent
per inch, per ft.
flO-H
an invoice of Pure Uncolored and Breakfast Teas, which
lMaA'ri:
Are u«>w taken by the Leading Photographers in all the Ci'.iea. and for Groups pic-
I
ures of children, etc., are far superior to the old h «»-«-:,llml “wet-plate“ process
Call at Logan’s (iallerv, on the hill.
And examine work made exclusively by the new process. Phot.^raphs made by the
leading artist« of the coast on exhibition for comparison.
I# 44
Photographs.
150 tons alfalfa hay for sale at Houck's ranch.
I . r-otis who may w ish photograph, froi
t’2 miles south of Ashland, at |8 per ton in negative» mad«- by tlie undersigned while in
Goo«l Board, II per week. Meals 25 cents. quantities of 20 torn and upward, or »'.* per t-nlaud i nti pr«H.'iir<- them by sending order*
Oyster stew» 25 cent». Give me a call.
single ton. or the hay will be delivered iu ■ o «.rant » 1‘ass. as the negatives have all be, n
pn-.- rv. d
K J.-. E vekitt .
for two dollars per ton additional.
Wm. MILLS. t A»hlun«l
Grunt s Fa«.«. Or. May 29. M85.
No. 23-3mj
M bs . J. Horcx.
CAKES. PIES, AKO BUNS.
Lea» of appetite, Bowel» coative, Pai» 1»
the head, with * doll aenaatiea la the
back part, Paia under th» »hoalder*
blade, Fnllneaa after eatinc, with »dis­
inclination to exertion of body or mind.
Irritability of temper. Low »pirito, with
a feeling of having neglected oom» dsty,
Weariae»», DizzineM, Fluttering at the
Heart, Date before th» »ye». Headache
•ver the right eye, Keatleaane»», with
fitful dream». Highly colared Urine, and
___ CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted
to auch case», one doae effects such a
cbang«« of feeling as to astoniah the sufferer.
The, Increase the Appetite .and cause th.
body to Take on > leshatbu. the .y.tem to
nourished.and by tbeir Tonic Action on
tbc Digestive Organs.negular Stools are
groduced^MceSgejJfOfarraySt—NLY.
WOMEKT
nt the Tnvnli.ls' Hotel and
tiurgieal Institute, has af­
forded largo experience in adipt.ng ri-tuedk«
for their cure, and
I
DR.
PIERCE’S
Favorite Prescription
Is the restilt of this vast experience.
It is a powerful Restorative Tonic
and Nervine, imparts v igor and strength
to the system, and cures, as if by magic, l.cu-
eorrhea, or “whites,’’ excessive
flowing, painful meuatrnalion, mi-
natural suppression«, prolapsus or
falling of the ntcrii«, wenlt back,
anteversion, retroversion, bemiiiz-
down sensations, chronic conge«-
tiou, inflammation and ulceration
of the womb, inflammation, puin
and tenderness in ovaries, iiit'inal
heat, and “female weaknoso.**
It promptly relfaives and tuns Nausea
and weakness of Ktoinai-h, ludig« «-
tlon. Bloating, Nervous Proslratiou,
and SieeplessiiCM, Iu cither sex.
PRICE $1.00,
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierer's
larg-- Treatis«! on Diseases of Women, illus­
trated.
World's Dispensiry Medical Association,
«83 Main 8treet, BUFFALO, N.Y.
IICK-HEADACHE,
Bilious Headache,
Dizziness, Const I pa-
lion, Indigestion,
and Hilious Attacks,
prntnptly cured by Dr.
Pierce’s Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. 2f
«■lita a vial, by Drugguits
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
■ G ray H air or Waisuaa changed to a
G lossy B lack by a single application of
this D ye . It imparts a natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of gl.
Office, 44 Murray 8t., New York.
OCH & SON’S
Hay for Sale.
Ad<ln«s Wum.o s
D ispex ? auy MrntcAL Assoc iation , W3 Main
V.
8tr(®t, Buffalo, N. ”
The treatment of ninny
thoiisatids of eaH-a of those
discuses peculiar to
I sentforten cents tu »taint«»
i DR. SANFORD 3 LIVER IKVIGORATOR*
Ornamental Sawing and Turning.
We have just received, direct from Yokohama, Japan,
PILE TU.viORAi nn<! KTRVCTt RES
treated «inder guarantee I«» «-lire, ¡took
Kheumamny’etc. It is therefore f
truisET\th\u “ To have Good Healt'
BRACKETS,
UIIR Debility,
I I I l y a lnipo.
I Ill p<>n
Nervous
tener, Nocturnal Loase«»,
an«l ah Nlorbid < <>nd lllona
caused by tomliful tol-
80,1 p« ri»HI«»us Noll-
tary Practices arc ststsliiv
■■“■^^■^and permanent ! y cured by our
Specialista. Book, jxwt-paid, id cts. in stamps.
Rupture, or Itreueh, ra«li-
I n........ I cally cured Without the knife,
I | iiwi
KUPT ivnu
l RE I | an(
Without
Without ('urea
p .in.
j Wifh truss,
oilt dumrer,
Guaranteed. Book eent lor
ten confit in stamps.
the many diseases ividtgyta that im<
portant organ, and p^ewnting the nu>
office audiactury on Granite street.
HUNSAKER & DODGE’S.
flri i»iw
utUuATE
n ______
UlXFiSFS
u|viJ«vuo.
Tardy Vegetable Compound, tLit
acts directly upon the Nrcr; curing
IS AT
Notice is hereby given that in purstiauce of
an order of the county court of Jackson coun­
ty. .'•late of Oregon, made on the 6th day of
October. 1885, in the matter of the estate ami
guardianship of Geo. V. Gillette ami Hugh H.
Gillette, minors, th«* umlersigm-d. guardian of
sai<l minors, will sella« public auction to the
highe-t l iilder for cash, ami subject to con­
firmation by said county court, on
SATVKDAV. THE 27TII PAY OF FEBRUARY, 18*6,
\t one o'clock 1*. M.. nt the court-house door at
Jacksonville, in said county ami state, all the
right, title ami inten -t of tlie said Ge««. V Gil I
lette and Hugh H <,illette. minors ns aforesaid,
in ami to all that certain lot. piece or pan el of
land lying an«! being in the city of Ashland,
county of Jackson. State of Oregon, and par
tieularly descritied as follows, to wit:
An undivided one eighth interest in and to
the lot known ami «lesignated on the official
map of the city of Ashland, county of Ja< k-
son. State of Oregon, for 188.!, as “A. V.
Gillette.''
Terms of .»ah—Cash in hand.
M artha !.. G illette . Guardian.
Date«! Nov. 27th. 1885.
Invalids’HotellSiirgical Institute
Proprietors of the Tozer «St Emery Planing Mill,
Citation to Heirs,
My Fix Wyandotte hens made a record last
season of oxb hl ' nuheo am > twuxty — ix e ..«.-
Simply ttiis and nothing more:
E a <it. itt six mvtitlis. from January 1 th to Jul;
It came from T. K. Bolton's store;
l'-th. Aside from th. ir utility, they are th
Has prov«*d to be a perfect cure,
haodsom. st fowls I have ever ham!!«'«!
Pleasant tasting, safe and sure.
EG gs —on»-sitting. M: two sittings |7 thr-
That Gum Tree < Eucalyptus> cough Syrup. sittings, f.i No fowls for sale till fall.
M y P lymovtii R o « ks have Stood at the iron
T K Bolton A co would call the atten­
several years, always w inning the hylic,
tion of their friends and the public to this for
honors w hv-rev« r exhibited.
exc«ellent preparation, made in Australia
EGGS—One sitting. »2 50; two sittings, it
and San Francisco, California, from the three sittings, p. A few choice trio« al »1
leaves of a peculiar variety of the Euca­ each Single birds from threetofive dollar'
lyptus or blue gum tree of Australia. It
My stock of B row n T. e « ihokxs cannot be »
has no sickening property to disturb th« celled iu this or any other country. Mv strut
is a direct cross fatwceti fowls 1 imported fr-
stomach, and is most reliable for curin
Bonney of Massachusetts, ami Keefer of 1>.
coughs, colds, sore throat, whooping c>«ugb nois
bronchitis, croup and any tendency to con­
EGGS-One sitting, »2 50; two sittings ft
sumption. Sold by
T K B olton .
thre*-sittings, P*. A lew extra choice cta ker. ■
City Drugstore, agent for Ashland.
for sale at »4 and »5.
All my bints have had splendid range, ur
healthy ami finely marked.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of B>ur
bon, Ind., says: “Both myself and wife I Guarantee a good hatch, and perfect satis­
owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
faction.
Cure.” For sale at J H Chitwood A
Send stamr« for handsomely illustra'1 «1 < .-it.,
logue. CASH Must Accompany All Orders.
Son's.
Address
J.
. GARRISON,
What will cure throat and lung troubles?
Forest Grove. Oregon.
Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sale at
B.—’A ,11s. Fargo
Co.'s Express give:
the City drug store.
special low rates to all tny cuetoasn.
11 Kearney Sit.. San Piancioco. < al.
SIMMON LIVER REGULATOR
—Manufacturers of—
Tobacco and Ciiars, Carlriiies, Ammunition, etc.
THE THREE LEADING VARIETIES.
LIVER
DISEASE
““"ir
covered with a brown fur ; pain in the back, side ,
or j'-ints—often mistaken f« r Rheumatism; Hour
fitomat li; loss of appetite; metimes nausea
and waterbrash, or indigestion; flatulency and
acid «.ruct.it;'>n< • h< wels alturnately costive and
lax, heridachi*; I
of
, with a painful
sensation of I avu g failed t • do something which
ought to have btcii ¡one; debility; !<>w spirits;
a thick, yellow appearance of the skin and eyes ;
a dry cough ; fever , r tle^sness; the urine is scanty
and high colored, and, if allowed to stand, deposits
a sediment.
FAKLOW & AXIIaKaESlX. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, CLASS
Wyandottes, Plymouth Rocks and
Brown Leghorns.
abuse, of youthful
follieH
excesaes in mnturer rears. Htich
as loss of Memory. Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emission. Aversion to Society, Dimness of
Vision, Noises in the Head: the vital fluid
passing unobserved in th«- urine, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and
death. Dr. Mintie. who is a regular physi­
cian, f gratluate of tbc University of Penn­
sylvania!, will agree to forfeit five hundred
dollars for a cas<> of this kind the VI TAL
RESTORT1VE >und« r his special advice
ami treatment i will not cure, or for any­
thing impure or injurious found in it.
Doct«>r Mintie treats all private discus«*»
successfully, u thout mercury. Consultation
free. Thorough examination and advice,
including analysis of urine. $5. Price of
Vital restorative. $1.5<l a bottle: four times
the quantity
sent to any address upon
receipt of price or C. O. D. secure from ob-
servation and in private name it di alled,
by
A E. »UNTIE. M. O,
227 A- 220 W abash Avenue, Chicago, IU,
HUNSAKER & DODGE.
In the circuit court of the state of Oregon for
the county of Jackson.
Elsie l> Becker, plaintiff, vs Anthony W Beck­
er. «1« femlant.
Suit in equity for div«»r< •*.
To Anthony w Becker, the above niiine«l <le-
femlant: In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appt ar ami answer I-«y”We keep the Fr> -iliest nnd Beat groceries in town, at the lowest figures. As we buy
the compluint filed against you in the above
In addition to our full nnd complete
entitled suit in w hich Elsie 1» Keeker is plain­ for cash , we cun afford to sell cheap for cash.
tiff and Anthony W Becker is defendant, on or assortment of groceries and provisions, we carry
before the first day of the next term of said
circuit court, to wit: The 3d day of Mav. A ii
1886.
Ami if you fail to appear and answ er, de­
fault w ill be taken against you. ami for want
of answer the plaintit!'w ill apply to sai«l court
for tlie relief prayed for in said complaint,
which is fora «livoree dissolving, and declar­ Goods delivered to all parts of town free of charge.
ing for naught, the marriage contract hereto­
lu-13
fore ami now existing. between the plaintiff
FARLOW A- MILLER.
ami defendant, and for jmlgnient against the
defendant for her costs and disbursements of
this suit.
II. K elley . Solicitor for 1’iff.
By order of L. K. Webster, circuit judge.
---- FROM ----
E nglish R emedy
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Respectfully,
E. M. MILLER.
( T he S pecialist . )
I No. 11 Kcnrnry St. >an Francisco, Cal.
I T reats all C hronic , S pe « ial ym > Put-
Thc BUYERS’ GUIDE to
issued March and Sept.,
vatl D iseases with Wo.xpEitrt l St « -
each year.
‘456 pages,
81-, xliy.j inches,with over
THE GREAT
3,500 illustration» — a
whole Picture Gallery.
GIVES Wholesale Price»
dirret to eon*u»i<-rt on all goods for
Isa »ever failing cure
personal or family use. Tells how to
for Nervous Debility
order, and Rives exact cost of every­
Vitality,
thing you use, eat, drink, wear, or
S< initial Weakness,
have f«in with, ‘i'hese IWAUABLR
Sp e r in a t «> r rh <« a.
BOOKS contain information gleaned
LOKi MANHOOD,
from the market« of the world. We
will mull a copy FREE to any ad-
Impoti-T.cv. I'l»< >S-
dreas upon receipt of 10 cts. to defray
T A T O 11 It H E 1,
expense of mailing. Let us hear from
l’nrnlysis and all the
you.
Respectfully,
terrible effects of self
ASHLAND,.......................... OREGON.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
EGGS FOR HATCHING!
Dr. MINT IE
GEO. A. MACBETH A CO.
Always on hand. In fact, anything in the Music line can be furnished on Short Notice.
Give us a call anil be convinced. All order» by mail promptly attended to.
Guardian's Sale
Liver and Kidneys.
RECTAL DISEASES.
Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oilcloths
Notice to Taxpayers.
In tile comity court of tliu State of Oregon, for
the county of Jackson.
In the matter of the estute of Geo. W. Fordyce,
deceused. Citation.
To Anna Fordyce, < lara Fordyce. Asa For­
dyce Edgar F Fordyce, and all*others inter­
ested in said estate, greeting:
In tlie name of the State of Oregon, You are
hereby called and required to appear in the
county court of the Stat«* of Oregon, for the
county of Jackson, at the court room thereof,
at Jacksonville in the county of Jackson, on
Tuesday, the _it day of March. 1 km >. at ten I
o'clock ill the forenoon of that «lay, then and
there to show cause if any. why the final a«'-
count of the executrix of the above named
estate shonld not be accepted and approved,
and the said executrix «liscliarged from her
said trust, as prayed
. .... for ._ in _______
the final _______
account
duly filed herein.
Witness, the Hon. E. D e I’ eatt , Judge of the
county court of the State of Oregon, for the
county of Jackson, with the seal of said
court affixed, this 7th day of Januarv, A. D.
1886.
Attest. W. 11. P arker , clerk.
Will speedily relieve and per­
manently cure all the various ditli-
cnities nrisinff fr«»m a «üsorilered
coiiditi'in of the
---- For the cure of all-----
——~—--------- nBiirn-rTT ' -
Summons
----- Nature's own remedy-----
THE BRINKERHOFF SYSTEM
Fine Custom and Ready-made Clothing.
We alhO keep a full supply of SUPERIOR strings for the Violin, Banjo, and Guitar.
E. J. FARLOW,
Oregon Kidney Tea!
PORTLAND, ORECON.
Who offers at Bottom Prices a large and varied assortment of
Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, Flutes, Flageolets, Music Books, Sheet
Music, Music Rolls and Folios,
Notice is hereby given that the copartner
ship existing between the undersign««!, doing
a butchering business in Ashland under the
firm name of Hosley A Miller, is this day dis­
solved by mutual consent.
The books ami aecouuts of the firm are ill
the hands of K 11. Miller, who hereby gives
notice to all persons kuow ing themselves in-
«lebted to said firm that such accounts must be
settled immediately w ith him. Mr. Miller may
be found at his residence on Spring street.
C has . H osley .
K. B. M iller .
Ashland, Or.. Feb, 1, 1886.
ETC
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Tt is perfectly harmless nnd cm
T
be given to the mowt di lient«« wo­
T
man or child. For sale by all drug-
rgv
pists.
Kuril. I1eit*hii A Woodard.
*A holesale Agents.
J. 13. FOUNTAIN,
Decker Bros,
Behr Bros,
J. <fc C. Fisher,
Emmerson,
and
I Yers & Pond.
Notice is hereby given that a five-mill tax
has been levied by the City Council of the
City of Ashland; ami that tlie tax roll has
been placed in the hands of the undersigned,
and will remain so for sixty (GO; days, during
which time I will receive ami receipt for said
taxes.
8. 1). T aylor , Marshal.
Ashland, Or.. Jan. 27, 188<>.
K
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BOOTS and SHOES.
Nature's owti remedy, Oregon Kidney
Tea.
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T () 1! A C C O anti CIGARS!
D k . K elloggs W orm T ea is entirely
free from all Mercurial properties, can be
given to the weakest constitution with-
out danger, is palatable and easily ad-
ministered to children , is mild in opera-
tion. and never fails to effect a cure.
Price 25 cents. Sold by Chitwood &
Son.
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PATENT
IMMUNITY from ANNOYANCE
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SENT
FREEfc.Wea^fe
:-Tb.
aov luhlreM lllu.vtate^ and li»ta
>•> ry thin« for Ladle»'. Gent«', Children»’
»I Infants’ wear »nd Houw-kerping
i Mis
-Is - pnces
urli'es iftirrv
loirrr than tn<«>
tn<Me of nny
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ii tno
t*-.• United State*.
State«. Completi
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ivT«-atHied If (T. F, KOCH A MON.
titta Ave.
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i«r.
HAGAN’S
Magnolia
Balm
is a secret aid to beauty
Many a lady owes her fresh*
ness to it, who would rathei
not tell, and you can t tell.