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HIE ASHLAND TIDINGS BREVITIES. A letter received from Senator Mitchell informc us that the time for re storation <>f the mail service from Ash land to Linkville to six trips per week is July 1st next, the date of beginning of r.ew contract. A teamster on the Linkville road was found the other day taking a comfort- able nap in the mud beside his wagon wheels, with his team and load stuck fast in a bad spot that a sober man would have avoided. L. H. Adams, who has charge of Miller A Co's warehouse in this ¡»lace, is agent for the Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Co., of Grant's Pass, and all or ders for lumber of any kind will be promptly tilled by him. [40 Open fruit blossoms under a two-inch covering of snow is one of the peculiar ities of our climate. The blossoms can stand that kind of treatment well enough, however, but a hard freeze in the future may spoil the peach crop yet. The Catholic Sentinel says: Rev. Father F. X. Blanchet, of Jacksonville, is contemplating the erection of a small I church at Grant's Pass, the dimensions I of the same to be 24x40 feet, with two vestry rooms, front porch and belltower. By using a very heavy pressure and one of the most improved iron wheels, the ¡»roprietors of the Wagner Creek quartz mill may be able to run their machinery by water from the creek. They can easily obtain all the fall they want. On Thuisday evening Mrs. Amanda McDiniel took the northbound train at Medford. Whether or not she has re turned t<» this county we have not heard. Her departure on the evening before the execution of O’Neil has catised much comment. I HERE AND THERE. î PERSONAL. Little Klamutli Ditch Co. I THE WINTER IN ASHLAND. MARRIED. The Star of last Saturday had tin- fol lowing concerning the progress of work on the irrigating canal of the Little Klam ath Ditch Co.: Work on the new ditch is progressing finely. One would think from the rush going on around that a railroad was be ing built. Surveyor B. VauBrimer locates the ditch, a party behind him cut out the brush and then conies a big 1 elephant plow throwing out the soil, and i doing good work, too; some teams are 1 hauling timbers to build the flume across Lost river, while others are hauling grain : and hay. Reina hl A McCulluck’s Ind to build the flume across Lost river for $1.20 i a foot has been accepted. The flume is i to be 492 feet in length, eight feet in 1 width and one and a half feet in depth. The highest point from surface of water in the river will be thirty feet. They will commence work Monday, providing the weather is favorable, with four men to assist, and expect to finish their con , ' tract in about a month. Following is th«’ record of the V S Signal HOWARD—EATON.—At Grunt's Puss. Friday. Seventy-live Chinamen still remain in P. L. Fountain came in from Linkville Tramps are passing through town ev M«r»-h v-u, um , <. Howard to Mb service station in Ashland for the months ol ma Eaton. Seattle. yesterday morning. Dei-vuibi-r. Iss5 and January and February. ery day. 1SN6. all temperature, Is above zero: Immigrants have already commenced BORN Henry Nutley started last Tuesday on Prohibition clube have been organized Agent Wanted. arriving in Klamath county. his return to Warner valley. FEB KI'A NV ' n at Phtenix and Medfoid. Wanted—A willing and trustworthy BAKER-In Jacksonville, March 12. 1386, to X Glendale is lively again since the new tu Mr ami Mrs K N Baker, a son. ----- !------- The family of M. Armstrong left this T. H. Harris took charge of the Ash Í man as agent. Address A. M., care proprietors took charge of tho big saw place for Medford last week. i- b. CHAPMAN In Berkeley. Cal.. March s. ISA», to land inaiket last Monday. Ashland T idings . [40—3t the wife of Win H Chauman, a son. mill. Mr. Linthicum, an attorney of Port A regular miner’s district organization g *7 ('OPELAND—At H.-nley, March sth. IssG. to Mr i = A Social Hop The Star tells of “Jackson' rabit hunt land, is spending a week or two in Ash ’s and Mrs Win II Copulmid. a daughter. has been formed at Gold Hill. • r- H r- ing as one of the sports in Klamath land. % KV LE -In Ashland, March 15, IMG, to Mr and t X ; - z z. At Myer’s Hull on Saturday March 19th. A large area has been seeded down the .Mrs A T Kyle, a daughter. X s county. This is our last for the season. A cor valley within the past ten days. <5 Frank Patterson, now’ a resident of dial invitation extended to all. Tickets DIED A Mr. Cannon lias the contract to de the Sacramento valley, Cal., is in town ñ” 1 60 40 .00 1 1 37 •>•> .01 •) «2 32 20 .00 •) 5X P» Paymaster Reed, of the O. A C. R. R-, 0 :>i .00 07 50 cents. N iles A Y eago . liver 3.000,000 feet of logs at the Glen this week. 3 3 5-5 i 3-5 .00 3 10 20 .00 39 .00 SINGLETARY—On Gall's creek. Marell 6. 1846. came up on the freight this week dale saw mill. 4 1 .Mi 40 .(•0 i 42 21 .00 4 ■ Mi 3i .00 of typhoid-pneumonia. Thomas K., «on of B Harvey Walker came in from Bonanza Hor.es and Cows for Sale. r> .ox .00 «5 ■ »53 ■ 31 .00 II 2.*> 71 11 null Mary Smglchiry; aged 10 years less ten “Dad” Bybee, of Klamath county, is B. F. Crouch has boughs a building last. Sunday, for a visit of a day or two f» >3 IS .12 ti 42 .32 (i 69 .’»0 .00 00 days. •>> Two or three good milch cows and two in thia valley buying young cattle. 7 7 49 37 . 2 5 63 16 .43 4 ! 43 .00 lot in Linkville—on Main street, near I in tins valley. s 11 27 •01 N 15 2.S .00 »X 1!' .36 02 horses have been placed in the hands of the postoffice. Pay your county taxes before the ten Proper Traatmeut for Cough*. 9 :W :;2 .02 (Ml y 17 40 .45 9 4.5 23 Maj. Poole, V. S. paymaster, returned the undersigned for sale. For further per centum is added by the sheriff. 1H 47 ; .77 10 17 •>.-> .00' 10 ,32 39 .02 That the reader may folly understand The “ Law and Order League ” at Red Wednesday from his bi-monthly trip to 00 :zi .00 information call on or address. 11 ■ M» 27 11 4-» . :Uì .12 il • what constitutes a g<axl cough and lung 12 H 1 2». .00 15 .07 Biuff propose to use the boycott against Fort Klamath. 12 ■ F> 3M .00 12 The Pioneer hotel is ottered for sale or H ouston A Wi< kham . syrup, we will say that Tar and Wild Cherry 13 47 , 27 .00 13 15 37 .20 13 16 3i .00 tbe Anti-Coolie Association. rent. Possession given after May 10th. is the basis of the best remedies yet discov- 15 ! 31 .00 11 11 50 .00 11 IS '26 .(►» Felix Kahn, of Fort Klamath, came •red. These ingredients with several oth- 1 ■ 15 j 3S .02 15 4.5 32 • IS 1.5 .51 2- .00 Dental Notice. 15. Hudson, of Poe valley, is one of in on the ambulance Wednesday, on his Still there is prospect of more fine 16 31 17 .00 ili .57 2x .00 rs equally as efficacious, enter largely in 1" • >3 j • »y .00 the aspirants for the position of Sheriff 37 «io .00 50 43 uo >,1 17 21 .00 way to Portland. 17 17 , to I)r. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, Dr. Will Jackson will open his dental new brick buildings ill Ashland this sea i is 41 IS .00 50 37 .00 lx 00 •9 31 1S of Klamath county, the Star says. bus making it one of the most reliable office in Ashland next Monday, 22d, to son. W. A. Owens, deputy collector of in I .02 .00 19 61 31 1 !» .51 i 32 .00 j lit 12 I now on the market. Price 50 cents and $1. 00 30 .00 63 32 .<M» '20 16 2-J ■.«; 20 20 remain here until April 1st. Old patrons Stock on the ranges in Like county ternal revenue, cime up from Central How to Deal with Diarrhtra. 21 .54 11 .29 21 45 The frame is up for Mr. Denney s Samples free. Sold by J H Chitwood «* .72 21 67 32 .00 and others needing his services should new dwelling house in the Iowa addi «■>•» >1 : 32 .00 •>•» «; ;ui tA •Sen. < came through the winter without loss, Point Wednesday night, on an official 62 33 .00 This complaint is a sign of a disor IMI remember the date and call iqion him tion. 23 12 .45 23 5x 3*9 23 : 53 . 4 2 .00 but are in rather poor condition yet. visit. 21 36 31 .00 .M7 dered liver ami should be attacked at the . 21 (lO 21 -Ó : î 9 .01 Fresh candies received this week at early. 50 57 .12 23 ■ti .30 .00 31 ¡ 41 .31 The cool, stormy weather checked the Traveling tailor's cappers have been W. L. Bilger, formerly of Jackson- Jackson sont co of the disease. Avoid violent i I 25 * 2f, 10 1 33 .01 Í 2«i •51 as 26 53 32 21 Burckhalter A Hasty's. 1« taking orders in Linkville, as well as this ville, was in town last Friday, r. as agent purgatives, swallow no chalk mixtuie or I 27 15 31 .00 >7 1 54 40 .15 ; 27 41 ■12 .23 spring run of drummers slightly this Norman Tailor System. .0o I ! 13 ! 29 irj 0.3 2S 2 a 5o 3T> >1 ;u) place, to send to the dude clothiers in for Thompson, DeHart A Co., of Port other constipating preparation. Take I 2« Ladies wishing to learn the Norman week. NEW THIS WEEK. 29 1“ ' 2*» .00 52 40 .07 'Frisco. land. Simmons Liver Regulator which will re 143 .::: .52 :W 30 54 .3.5 17 tailor system of cutting can do so by call I Persons who have books belonging to move the irritating humors that produce 31 : ' 39 1 i 29 .01 31 5 a 4A .25 ing on or addressing Miss Mattie Ober, the reading room will please return them The Albany Herald Hings the name Capt German, an old hotel man of the disease, correct the acidity of the A. L. Willey, i . as I have taught her every part and given at once. of Dr. L. L. Rowland, of Salem, to the Partland, was in the valley last week, stomach ami produce regularity of the ìlio mean t« for I mnerature December u a* her the exclsive right to teach in Ashland breeze as a candidate for gubernatorial and talks some of going into business at Thurston Thomas baa secured the bowels, alike free from laxity or costive 1 (»; ineln. s: rainfall 3 32 inclic s. and vicinity. honors. Medford. Mean tviiiperature for January was:8.8; rain mail contract between Sam's Valley and ness. A shland , O regon . fall. 4.61 iin-nes. M rs . M. L. A very , Gen. Agt. Alva Churchill, of the Corvallis Ga Spikenard. Deputy Sheriff N. A. Jacobs was in Mean tcnipi rature for I'ebriiarv was H'».l ¡rain Is prepared to give estimates, to furnish mate Ashland, Mar. 10, 18.84'». J. D. Fountain, having decided to re fail. 1.6::. zette, is said to be a candidate for the town Wednesday, and had to give a rial, an«l complete all kind* of buildings Lumber ought to be cheap in Southern Menu temperature for the three months, 42.5 IN OR OUT OF TOWN move to Linkville in the bear future, degrees; office of state printer, before the republi number of receipts for taxes before he rainfall for three months. '.1.5'J inches. Oregon this season—lots of saw-mill Oyster Sup,M-r. will for the next sixty days offer his largo can convention. Lowest point reacheil by the thermometer >n reasonable terms. All work warranted t« returned to the county seat. give satisfaction. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. will competition. stock of merchandise on hand at actual during the winter was 17 above zero ou Jan. The Sugar Pine Doorand Lumber Co., 16111. -H<il‘—on Mechanic «treet. over Youlc £Gi! Dr. Seehrist, who came to Phoenix re c< 'St. The 5th, 6th, and 7th of April, re i ■give an oyster sup|>er at the Public Read roy’s store-house and office. i 10-40 of («rant's Pass is preparing to prosecute cently from Ohio, is accompanied by his ing Room in Fraley s block on next member, are the days in which voters ! the lumber business on a larger scale Parties interested in raising horses will Try Reeser's patel.t grooved and Mrs. I. G. Moon, of this place, died mether and two younger brothers, who Tuesday evening, March 23, from 6 to 9. must register. on Wednesday afternoon from the ef this season than ever before. will make their home in Phoenix for the be pleased to know that W. C. Myer crimped stove pipe. * C. J. Sechrist, M. D., Come and help us with your 25cts. and Horace Pelton, of Sam’s valley, went fects of puerperal fever, leaving a little (who has the finest large lmrses on the present. A new invoice of “The King of we will help you to hot oysters or a good over to Yreka with a load of bacon for Idaho's insane now under care of Dr. PI1ŒNIX, OREGON. coast) has decided to make better and babe only 11 days old. The body will be Carpenter, at the Oregon asylum, will be lunch with hot cotfee. We need money sale this week. J. P. Brown and wife, who went from lower terms than ever offered in this val Soaps, ’ washes without rubbing. Try it! taken to Yamhill county by the bereaved Office lor lhe prewent, at Dr. Kahler's <lrtig For sale by Hunsaker A Dodge. x to |>ay for rent of reading room. removed to their new quarters in the Phoenix to Michigan something more store. (10-40 B. W. Dean, of Willow Springs, is husband, for burial near relatives and Idaho asylum at Blackfoot next month. than a year ago, returned to the former ley. As the demand for large horses at C um . big prices is constantly increasing, ;t will one of the candidates for the nomina friends “gone before.” ••Water Bag», Roaches.” place last week, and will probably make The Yamhill eounty Reporter is credit be well for horsemen to consult with Mr. For Sale or Rent. tion for sheriff. "Rough on Rats" clears them out. also beet A »San Francisco dispatch of March ed with the statement, that money never their home in this valley hereafter. Myer. [38 les, ants. The undersigned offers for sale or rent The Walla Walla nurserymen have I 15th says: R. Koehler, receiver of the was so plenty in that country us at pre Mr. Win. Steel, of Portland, who has Life Preserver. tho valuable hotel on Oak street, Ash been delivering a number of trees in Oregon A California railroad, and J. W. sent. Nearly all tho attorneys have become well known throughout the state if you are losing your grip on life, try Buchici!’s Arnica Salve. ----- ON------ Whalley, attorney for the same, arrived "Wilis' Health Renewer.-' Goes direct to land, known as the Pioneer Hotel, pos town this week. money to lean. through his commendable efforts in be i weak spots. on the last steamer en route to New session t<> be given May 10th, 1886. The The best Salve in the world for cuts, “Rough on Files.” Prof. W. J. Dean, of Talent, is men I York to attend a conference of the East The Wool Growers' association of half of the Crater lake national park bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ! hotel is centrally and favorably located. project, was in Ashland Wednesday, on 4'ures pili s or hemorrhoids, itchiug, protrud sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, I ing. Will rent for one year, or longer if de tioned as a candidate for county school ern stockh ilders in regard to that road. Crook county has decided to pay a bounty a brief business visit. Iilecding, internal or otlier. Internal ami LIIE UNDERSIGNED will sell at public auc corns, and all skin eiuptions. and positix’e- external equal to the bounty paid by Crook county remedy in cadi package. Sure cure. tion al tlie Sec m l Ihui'l store on Grauile St., sired. Furniture will be leased with the superintendent. ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is 50e. Druggist«. tshlaml. a great variety of household good», For shooting Louis Bunsow at Jack on the scalps of wild animals—on all tak Mrs. Will C. King, of the public house.' For particulars apply to tho un About six inches of snow fell at Fort sonville the other night I). W. Crosby mechanic'» tools, farming implement», etc., guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or Pretty Women. en since March 1, 1886. schools, Grant ’ s Pass, will shortly go to etc., including* number of cooking and heat money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. dersigned or to G. F. Billings. Klamath and four inches at Linkville, was fined $10 by Justice Foudray—the I..-I lie— « ho won! i retain fresimi-s ami vi ing stoves of different sizes. Sale to begin at 10 M> »ntaiia, where her husband is now For sale by J. II. Chilwood A Son's. D. R. B. WlN.NIFoRD. last Monday night. A correspondent says Delta, formerly vacity. Don't fail to try "Wells Health Re- o'clock, A. M. tine being the lightest that could be im lecturing. They will then go on to Rich newer." Ashland, Or., Mar. 19, 1886. J. K. LEABO. E. F. Walker, of Medford precinct, posed, “Car-ying a concealed weapon” the northern terminus of the C. A (). R. mond, Va., where Mr. King is to repre Announcement. Rough «in Ill'll. Ashland, March 19, lssfi. has about a dozen quartz claims, in this is what the Judge called the offense, R., is dead now, and “in its hole” and sent Oregon in the right worthy grand <i ••Rough mi Itch ” cures humors, eruptions * shiHiting at Jacksonville. ■ Having about completed my Gallery, ringworm, teller, salt rheum, frosted feet, « hill Bunsow 18 not dangerously wounded, it “some kindly disposed person should lodge, I. O. G. T. and Josephine counties. throw a shovelful of earth on it.” Hay for Sale. 1 wish to say that I am now prepared to blulns. The Sentinel of last Saturday ■ays. is said. Rough on Catarrh, Janies MacD«>nough,of Willow Springs, Janies Pelton of Sam's valley, who has serve my patrons; and with improved fa \ esterday evening about half past six The Redding Independent says that l orreets offensive odors at «nee. Complete 1.50 ions alfalfa hay for -al« at Ilouck's ranch, Rev. W. G. Simpson of this place will been in the valley during the winter, cilities guarantee work second to none. D. W. Crosby and Louis Buns«»* ate I has gone over to Yreka with some of Ins of worst chronie cases, also iinequaled a- I’, miles south of Ashland, at I- per ton in lecture at the school house in Grant's $13,000 has been subscribed for building was in town this week, on his way to I have been delayed greatly hi finishing cure fine young trotting stock. gargle for dlplither>u. sore throat, foul breath. quantities of 20 ton« and upward, or F< per supper t >gether in George Beck's restaur March 25th, for gas works at that place, and that work Prineville, to prepare for another sum pictures, by the confusion incident to •50e. -ingle ton. or the hay will l>c delivered in ant where they got into a quarrel over A young man from up in the Siskiyous Pass Thursday evening, will soon be commenced for erection of Ashland for two dollars per ton additional. “Hough on Itnls.“ some trivial subject, g-'t to calling each I was showing some nice looking quartz in the benefit of the church building fund the plant and laying of the street main.«. mers canqiaign m the stock business. building, but hereafter pictures will be No. 29-:tm) Mr.s. J. II oi - ck . < tears out rats, mice, roaches, tlie-, ant«, there. Ills lecture will be upon “ Life His step father, Mr. Sizemore, lias ! finished promptly. other hard names and the wild up was I town the first of the week. bed-bugs. in the Highlands of Scotland, ' and will Ayer's Hair Vigor stimulates the hair turned his attention to cattle now, and C has . W. Lot. an . Heart I’aii w that Crosby pulled his pistol and shot Notice* to Taxpayers. Republican county central committee be a genuine trviat to tho people of cells to healthy action, and promotes a has a good band <m the range. Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dizziuess. Bunsow in the groin inflicting a painful iii'b_-> -tion. heailache. sh i plessncss cured by vigorous growth. It contains all that To the Latlies! Notice is hereby given that a live-mill tax but not necessarily a dangerous wound. is called to meet in Jacksonville to-day. Grant's Pass. "Wells' Health llenewer.” Merrit Bellinger is chairman. has been levied by the City Council ot the can be supplied to make the natural hair Oregon A California Extension. Willits, who has been at Ur. sby was arrested and afterward gave Prof. J. Q. --Hough on Corm«.** Come ami see our stock of ladies un city of Ashland; and that the tax roll lias The Prohibition county convention Paisley, Like county, for about two beautiful and abundant; keeps the scalp bail in the sum of $100 to appear before A'k for Wells' "Rough ou corns.' 1 > cents. been placed in the hands of the undersigned, The Redding Press received the fol- derwear, infant’s robes and cloaks; also will remain -o for sixty («50/ day«, during will be held at Medford next Thursday, years, will goto Lakeview to teach vocal free from dandruff, and makes the hair lowing last week from its correspondent velvets, emb. felt, chenilles, araseues Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft coms. and Justice Foudray for preliminary exami which time 1 will receive and receipt for said Marts, bunions. I to nominate a full county ticket. nation. and instrumental music for the next two tlexible and glossy. luxes. S. 1». TaVLOB. Marshal. ami emb. silk. And don't forget our at the tailroad front: “Biu'hu-Paiba.” Ashland. Or.. Jan. 27. 1686. or three months. Prof. Willits is an ex A. D. Carrick, of Linkville, who dis large stock of hosiery always on hand. Work on the road goes on slowly but Qriik. complete cure, all kidney, bladder Mr. Stewart is setting a large number A Fine Horse Sold. and urinary di-ease-. scalding, irritation, stone, G illette S isters . of fruit trees on Ids place west of the perienced and successful instructor, and appeared unexpectedly front that place surely. The Chinese are coming at tho gravel, catarrh of the bladder. |1, druggists. NOTICE to SHAREHOLDERS Ins patrons will be pleased with the re some weeks ago, leaving his business rate of one or two car loads per week. W. C. Myer, the pioneer importer and old stage road north of Phoenix. Heil-bugs. Flies. sults of bis course of training. Pasture to Let. affairs in bad shape, has returned home Headquarters are now at tbe 6th cross breeder of Percheron horses of this Elies, roaches, ants, bed-hugs, rnts, mice, West Ashland Ditch Company* No. 1. A family arrived in Ashland last Tues Good pasture to let on the Hargadine gophers, chipmunk«, cleared out by 'Rough state, has just sold his tine young stal day morning direct from Missouri, bound ■ Dr. C. J. Seehrist, a graduate of the and resumed the blacksmithing business ing. Col. Scobie having completed his At the annual meeting of the shareholder» lion •’Jerome.” Jerome is a full-blood for Round lake, Klamath county. old Jefferson College of Pennsylvania, at his old shop. His explanation of his part of the work at that point, is now and Bauers places near Ashland at lowest on rats." 15c. Thin People. .if tiie W est Ashland Ditch Co. No. 1, held Hat Percheron, raised by Mr. Myer, is near has located at Phoenix for the practice absence is that he started from home tn I moving with increased forces to the 8th terms. Will also winter stock. ‘•Wells' Health Kcncwer’ restores health and urday. March 6, ISMi. the following resolution Apply to the undersigned. C. K. Fronk, the station agent at Med of his profession, and his card will be go to Shasta valley, and was called to and 9th crossings. The work on the ly ¡5 years old, weighs over 161» tbs., vigor. < ures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual de was passed: bility. H. R ksolvkd , That each shareholder ia entitled J ohn R eal . and has been said by good judges to be ford, bought a house and lot in that place found among the new matter in the San Francisco in great haste on import tunnels goes steadily on, night and day, to only such amount of w ater aa may be necea- "Hough on l’.-iin.” without ceasing and May will find them Ashland, Or., July 30, 1885. the best Percheron ever bred on this of G. W. Williams last week for §900. T idings this week. The Doctor has had ant business. • tires cholera, colic, cramps, diarrhu«. »ary lor one househuld and for irrigating coast. His number in the Percheron a number of years experience in practice nihes, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia, gardena connected therew ith for each share. Says a Roseburg paper of last Sat about completed. L. A. Neil will have a new farm house Published by order of Board. Rooms for Rent. rheumatism. 20c. Rough ou pain plasters, 15c. Boycotting in the valley is driving Stud Book is 1050. The horse has been in Ohio and California. urday; A canning establishment has C. II. G illette , Set Ty. built at his place south of Ashland this Mother« A plesant parlor and lodging rooms for I hundreds of Chinamen to work on the bought by Titus A Bro. of Arlington, on If you are failing, broken, worn out ami tier- The firm of Ileames, Martin A Co., of been erected on the Bella Vista fruit road; that would not be so were it ¡xis- rent, furnished, in choice location near I spring. A. L. Willey has the contract. the Columbia river above The Dalles, mus! use "Wells' ilcalth Kenewer.” ri. Drug farm, opposite this city, where the pro I Linkville, will be dissolved shortly. Mr. and will be delivered in Portland by Mr. Piping is in progress at the hydraulic Ileames will retire from the business, and ducts of their farm are being put up in sible to avoid it. It is a very foul kind business part of town. For particulars gists. Party «le'irlng to dianosc of Latiil »itnatc<l Myer, who starts with him on the freight mines of McCall A Anderson, on the his interest in the same will be taken by a superior manner. The cans are made of wind that don’t blow fair for the C. inquire at the T idings office. [33—tf. within five miles of Aahiand. orneai any Rail P. R II. this week. Mr. Myer received bis own I east side of Bear creek below Eagle on the ground and are equal in appear road town in Sou-heru Oregon, can exi’hange Chas. S. M oore, who has been identified Tho course which the railroad will pur Another Reduction. for choice Portland or East Portland property price, which was a good one, for the ani Mills. ance to any manufactured abroad, and with the store under it* different proprie by addressing mal. are sold in this market at the samo ¡nice sue north of “Bailey” is a problem We have reduced our prices again on GILLMAN 4 CO.. J. K. Leabo announcss that he will torship L>r many years. Alex. Martin as those shipped from San Francisco. which is giving the would be speculators stoves and can give lower figurers than Nd. 42 Front street. Portland, Or. have an auction sale at the second-hand A Sun will retain their interest in the To be Advertised Again. 10-M-lml considerable trouble. Should it go up any other dealers in Ashland. business. Recently the United States marshal Soda creek and east of Shasta butte, it The Journal of laBt Saturday says: store on Saturday of next week, Read W illard A Et banks . his notice. Geo. W. O'Neil, the elder brother of seized all the cut timber in Beaver can will cause imaginary fortunes to come Farm For Sale. The mail contract on the route from Del yon, Idaho. There ate six or seven saw Scott Valley ta to Ashland has been re advertised for Miners are beginn ng to clean up al- Lewis O'Neil, to whom the condemned mills in that locality, and the amount of down at a gallop and the “1 told ye sues” In the best part of Ashland, consisting of 25 will be in the second heaven or neatly traded, very KF.I.1GI4HS NOTICES. bids, the department having discovered | ready in some of the short gulches where man addressed the singular request that acres of good laud, two houses, two barns, lumber is probably 10,000,004) f«et or so. There is one thing certain, it cannot Dodge's. he take upon himself the ignominy and that an attempt has been made to put they have enjoyed a fair run of water M. F.. Ciirr.cil.—Regular service« every Sun- good orchard. Also three five-acre lots, good penalty in order to allow the murderer to over. The cause of the seizure is, that change its course between Portuguese <lny, atll «. m nml 7 r. m Sunday Seliooi land. Terms easy up a job in securing it. The present this season. A ou can get those canned meats yon 36-tfJ J ehu G um . '.i;:a>. Rev. W. <». Simpson will prcai-li at Med escape, died about two weeks ago at the the timber was cut from government and Bailey. It may do some wrangling stage company will probably continue to It is reported that one man anxious to residence of S. C. Stockton, on Grave lands without paying stumpage, and was but get out of the gorge of the Sacra I were asking for .at Burckhalter A ford on the 3d Sunday in aach month. run stages whether receiving the contract 1 witness the hanging last Friday paid five Hasty’s. i’l'.Esr.YTEP.iAN !’nriti ii —Preaching morn CHOICE FARM FOR SALE. creek, of typhoid fever. He was 72 being shipped out of the territ«ry for a mento it can’t. Confidence now prevails or not, as the company is better off with and evening al the usual time. Sunday dollars for a pass which had been issued market — to Montana, Utah and Wyom that it will be built to a connection with A new lot of tin and granite ware .at ing years of age. School at 9:30 A. M. out unless securing a fair price. Accord to another person. Best Location in Rogue River ing. This is construed ♦<> bo a violation the O. A C.. land grant or 110 land grant. Reeser's. Iter. J. V. Milligan, pastor. * ing to bids offered, the mail carrying The old notion that the sight of a j of the laws governing the public use of Time will tell. Valley. B aptist CHVItiil. — Preaching at Ashland All that wish to trip the light fantastic would not pay over three cents a pound, For wool sacks and twine, go to Wil morning and evening every suudav except the The undersigned. in consequence of the il hanging has a good effect as a warning j i timber on public lands. which is not good pay for slow freight, are requested to be at Myer’s Hall at 8 upon the witnesses is not borno out by 1 lard A Eubanks's. first in each month. Preaching at Medford on health of hi- w ife. is compelled to seek s drier Mining Excitement in Scott Valley. the fust Sunday in each month. Lake County Examiner; “ Willie climate, and therefor offers for sale bu farm taking the year round, to say nothing of o'clock to-morrow evening. Get your the recent experience at Jacksonville. ■ New supply of stylish hats received Rev. A. M. Russell, pastor. of 93 acres adjacent to the Town of Talent. [Yreka Journal.| loss of trips by bad roads, and the com tickets at the door. 1 Roush, sou of John Roush, while hunt- After acting as one of the prominent this week at Blount's. I.1BEP.AT. H au . T ai ent .-Liberal Sunday The place is in a high state of cultivation, con pulsion to carry the mail in preference to We learn that some rich paying gravel School meets for Bible study and discussion tains a good hou-e aini barn, about ioo fruit Our “Italian skies” have been rather guards at the execution of O'Neil a ' 1 ing in Crooked creek valley a few days good nater. etc. Will also sell horses, any other business. The Scott Valley i . heavily laden with snow this week. The young man of that place shot a com ago, was severely, if not fatally wounded beds have been found in a hill at the can Blanks for mining location notices for cvi ry Sunday ut 11 a m Cordial invitation to trees, wagons, cattle, hogs, a full outfit of farming eve ryone. mad contract will probably be awarded | i snow doesn't last long, however, after it panion the same evening in a dispute by the gun becoming unjointed. The yon in lower end of Scott Valley, some sale at the T idings office. implements and household furniture. Terms easy. barrels fell to the ground, striking the 250 feet above Scott river, and a back to Pease, whose bid is the lowest offered. reaches the ground. over some trifling matter. Ruby Excelsior and Head Light oil for Syrup of Figs, The lann will be sold alone, if deaired. Ad cap on a rock, which exploded the charge, channel is believed to exist in the I : dress, G F. PE.SStBAKr# sale at Reeser's cheap for cash. Is it true now, really, that the increase , I driving the shot through the boy’s right * J \V. Gregory has bought the four Manufactured only by the California An Insane Man. Talent. Oregon, Feb. 5. lssfi. mountain. Gold is found in all the i horses and two trucks used by Mrs. i of Jackson county’s indebtedness from i leg, just above the knee. After being Natures own remedy, Oregon Kidney Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco, Cal., is ground prospected, and some two or Jacob Ellis, an old bachelor who lias i Norton in the express anil freighmg busi- July 7, 1885, to Jan. 1, 188i>, was just I wounded the b«y took the two pieces of three claims have been located, to be Tea. Nature's Own True Laxative. This pleas Choice Farms for Sale. lived alone on Ins land claim on Wagner ; ness in this place fur $800. $1,088.01, as stated in the clerk's “ex- i the gun and crawled to his home, a half ant liquid fruit remedy may be had of mined with hydraulic apparatus, Should creek for a number of years, became in If yott want clothing at cost, call at hibit!" Such an “immense” sheet as THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sane this week, and on Wednesday even I Tho gallows, the temporary fence the Times ought surely to find room for ; mile distant. At last accounts he was the belief of a back channel prove correct, .1. I). Fountain's during the next sixty J. H. Chitwood A Son, at fifty cents or sale a No. 1 gram farm, containing 204 getting along as well as could be ex- no doubt very rich and extensive diggings one dollar per bottle. It is the most around it and all evidences of the recent ing called at G. H. Lynch's place, and days and ho will astonish you with low acres of tillable land situated on tbe Htage a short answer to this question, especially | I pected. ” pleasant, prompt and effective remedy i cover that entire neighborhood, as such prices. road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Place told Mr. Lynch that the men at Wagner hanging at Jacksonville were removed as the question trenches upon “official” [ known, to cleanse the system; to act on is well improved; goixl well of water for creek saw mill were trying to kill him— from the court house lot last Saturday. matters, the exclusive and peculiar field I The Spokane Falls Review, of Mai eh channels lead down from Oro Fino, Mug- I Don't fail to call at J. the liver, kidneys and bowels gently yet bouse use and living stream for stock. ! tjth, says: From Sam Vinson, the pro ginsville, Pinery and other localities of I and examine that 25-cent that they had a machine working under O. H. Blount comes to the front with of the Times. Also 215 acres lying within half a mile of thoroughly; to dispel headaches, colds ground under his cabin that would kill another new ad. this week, announcing prietor <>f the Dominion hotel at Col Scott Valley, where rich quartz, placer early and take your choice. Phoenix, all under fence, county road ou •and fevers; to cure constipation, indiges Mr. A L. Willey, carpenter and ville, we learn that Friday last another, and hydraulic mines have been worked him. Mr. Lynch allowed him to remain the receipt of a large invoice cf new two sides: can at small expense be put in Chance for a gardener — Four acres of tion and kindred ills. builder, publishes a card 111 this week's cultivation. For particulars call on or ad and the richest strike yet made in the for many years with great success. No at his house, but just after the house goods, for which he quotes cash prices. issue, informing the public that he is Old Dominion, was uncovered. The doubt many other lulls throughout this good garden laud in Ashland for rent dress hold had retired Ellis grew wild, said ! On my 204 acre farm there is one hundred W. P. Hammon has a force of men prepared to attend to all business in his strike was made in what is known as the county, but little worked or prospected, cheap. L'»ts of fruit and water good Found —On the street not f.tr from acres "they" were after him, and rushed up j of grain and hay growing, that 1 will I house of three rooms, out-buildings, etc. line, make estimates, furnish plans and i busily at work on the Anderson place, postoffice, last Wednesday morning, a will prove valuable mining ground if sell with th«-farm. If desired, can give pos Williams and Fobert shafts. An im stair# and out on a roof, flourishing a big Enquire at Logan's Gallery. note of hand for a good sum of money. session at any time. knife. Two neighbors, Messtw. Pervis i preparing for the large nursery planting contract for the construction < f all kinds mense body of ore has been struck, opened as we have seen hills drifted and of buildings both in and out of town. JOHN 8. HERRIN, Ashland. Or. already been of which mention has The owner can recover the same by call tunneled in the central and southern por which will assay in the neighborhood of Hackmetack —a lasting and fragrant ami Gixldard, were called, and they with Mr. Willey has proven himself to be a $20,000 a ton. This new bonanza Ims tions of this state throughout the foot perfume. Prince 25 and 50 cents. For ing upon 11. S. Emery, proving proper Mr. Lynch, brought Ellis to Ashland in made. thoroughly competent and entirely re caused great excitement among the pros hill counties of the Sierra Nevada moun- sale by J. H. Chitwood A- Son. ty and paying for this notice. the night, keeping him at the town jail. Marion Taylor died at Gold Hill on pouters in that vicinity. It bears out tains. About daybreak he escaped from them, Tuesday of last week, from paralysis liable builder and mechanic. Deviled ham, t in key, chickon and Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve and, it is supposed, ran off into the brought on by excitement over the rich P. B. Whitney, traffic agent of the O. our oft-repeated assertion that another + croup, whooping cough ami bronchitis. tongue at B. A Hasty's. Express Troubles. mountains back of town. Up to last quartz discoveries and consequent over A C. 11. R , who as been in Northern Leadville or Comstock is to bo opened in For sale by .1 H Chitwood A »Son. Still groceries left which will be Sold evening no trace of him had been dis work. California during the past week, reports I Stevens county. The old trouble het veeen Wells, Fargo Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy—a positive below first cost by Caro Bros., in Rees covered by parties searching for him, and that the business men of Yreka and other A Co. and tho Northern Pacific Railroad Ex Governor Irwin, of California, for The T idings w;w favored with compli ¡»laces in Siskiyou county will likely ship x cure for catarrh, diphtheria I er’s Block. it is feared he has ¡»erished of cold if he merly a well-known resident of Yreka, Company seems likely to break out again. mouth. For sale by .J H and canker ■ enter- mentary tickets for the dramatic Chitwood A more freight by way of Portland and remained out over last night. The United States Supieme Court last Fu'.-bloi d Plymouth Rock eggs for tainment in Medford Wednesday even- Ashland this year than they did last. i died at San Francisco last Monday, of week, in the case of the Memphis A Lit Son. sale in Ashland at 50cts. per dozen. Ap- Is a work of nearl v 20U Bright ’ s disease of the kidneys. He to the ing, for which we return thanks paps, colored plfttea. It will be late in tho season before the had been failing rapidly for some time, tle Rock Railway Company vs. the A nasal injector free with each bottle The Plays. managers. 1 non Tllnrtratlon«. * ilh.d«* npUoti« of th» Order blanks for Eagle Mills at Clay freighting terminus of the California A and his death was n«t unexpected. He Southern Express Company, made a de of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy , Price 50 test Flower« and Vepetabl«-«. price« of ton A Gore ’ s, Hunsaker & Dodge ’ s, or at On Sat unlay evening last the temjier- »nd Plant« and Imw to get and grow County scrip is said to be worth i about Oregon can be moved far enough north leaves a wife and one daughter. Wil cision which in the opinion of many will cents. For sale at Chitwood’s. the office <>f G. F. Billings. Orders left tlirm. Printed in Engil’h an<l Ghrraan. Price only 10 an.e drama of “Ten Nights in a Bar 90 cts. on the dollar in Jacksonville ward to catch all the Siskiyou trade. cents which may I«- deducted from the first order. liam Irwin was for a long time editor of render it possible for the Northern Pa i Are you made miserable by Indiges at these places will receive prompt atten room" was presented to a crowded house when you want to sell it. and 94 to 95 art oxiv vics'» «rrn«. at headuvuiti irn. cific to oust the Wells, Fargo Express E agle M ills . An Eagle Point correspondent of the the Yreka Union, and was active in poli from its line of rosd. Colonel Clough, tion, Constipation, dizziness, Loss of tion. at Myers hall The ¡day wits given un cts. when you want to buy it to pay JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN, Rochester. N. Y. Monitor says: “A number of people are tics in Northern California. He was a the railroad company's attorney, says Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vital der the auspices and for the benefit of taxes with. settling upon the table laud northwest of resident of Yreka when elected Governor “the decision meant that a common car izer is a positive cure. For sale at .J H the Ashland Brass Band, and was ren Farming operations in this part of the Big Butte, and the primary ste^s are be of California on the Democratic ticket in rier was not a common carrier of a com Chitwood A Son's. dered under the management of Prof. Sweet, of tho Ashland schools. Fn>ni valley have been much retarded this sea ing taken to build a school house in the 1874, and has resided there much of the mon carrier, and that a railroad was not Willis L. Culver of Pavilion. N. ¥.. rays the predoiuinence of sentiment and son by the continued wet weather and i neighborhood, and to secure a road run time since until he went to San Francis obliged to carry an express company un that Gilmore’»'. Magnetic Elixir cured him tragedy it was the most difficult piece farmers are anxiously awaiting a change mug from the Yellow .Jacket saw mill <>n co to accept the position of president of less it desired to do so.” The Northern of a long standing throat and lung trouble. Big Butte to Aiken's mill on Rogue river the board of harbor commissioners—<>f Pacific is reticent as to what steps they For sale at the City drug store. yet attempted by the amateurs here, but for the better. which office he was still an incumbent at its performance was highly creditable to will take in the matter, but it is evident I Rev. E. J. Whitney of Clarkson. N. V .says A portion of the material of the \ reka thus shortening the distance a number of all concerned, and wasduly appreciated by I Union is advertised for sale Saturday, miles to Aiken’s mill and Crater Lake. the time of his death. He never ac that something will bo done very soon to Gilmore’s Aromatic Wme for female weak the audience. The east of characters has April 3d. The Union has the satisfac The proposed route runs through the quired much wealth—his estate is esti i get back or try, at least, to get exclusive I ness. stands without a rival. For sale at i the City drug store. been published in the T idings and those tion of publishing the Sheriffs notice \ finest body of timber on the Pacific mated as worth about $2<»,000. control of the Northern Pacific's busi I Ladies, is life and health worth preserv slope.” acquainted with the ¡»layer# needed 110 itself, anyhow. When the blood is loaded with impur ness. —[Seattle Post -Intelligencer. ing? If you think so. use Gilmore's Aro other assurance that the rendition of all Notice has been given of two petitions ities, and moves sluggishly in the veins, matic Wine. For sale at the City drug Four steam whistles can lie heard in I’liyeiciana Have F uiiik I out the parts would l»e excellent. The tragic store. L«r liqnc.r licenses in Ashland, to be pre That a contaminating and foreign ele and pathetic lines were well portrayed Jacksonville, the distillery, the flouring sented to the city council at their next an alterative is needed. This condition I of the vital fluid cannot last long with Give your children, for coughs ami c »Ids, mill, tbe quartz mill and David Linn » ment in the bl<x»d. developed bv indiges and the comic ¡»art by Mr Alford took regul 11 meeting. Th«; temperance peo croup, whooping cough and hoarseness. the house at every aj»[>earanee. The en- furniture factory. No grass iti the ple of the t- «11 are making a strong ef out serious results. There is nothing tion, is the cause of rheumatism. This Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sat«- at better than Ayer's Sarsaparilla to purify settles upon the sensitive sub-cutaneous Urt linment was certainly a siiccess i streets ye*.—[Sentinel. id •J fort ;«> secure ti,x»n remonstrances names the blood, and impart energy to the sys covering of the muscles and ligaments of the City drug store. lnuh as to merit and returns. ________ Excellent the joints, causing constant and shifting Dramatic entertainments by 'mine enough to defeat the petitions, and the tem. Ilev. H 15. Errell.of Pavilion. N. Y.. Miys pain, and aggregating as a calcareous, of Gilmore's \romatic Wine: "1 believe it music was furnished by the Niles A Yea- talent arc p« pular ........................... m Jacksoil county. saloon men and their friends are strain go orchestra, and at the conclusion of At Jacksonville, Ashland Mrs. M. E. McCall has sold to Avery chalky deposit which produces stiffness to be a most desirable reim-dv to be placed ..... ’. and _ 2 _ Medfor«! ing every ¡mint to secure the heavy end distortion of the joints. No fact, in every family." For sale at the City drug the ¡»lay a serenade was given the audi local companies have given entertain- of the list of names for the petitions. Johnson her business lot on west side of and which experience has demonstrated in re store. ence by the l»and. meuts wit hili the past week. At last reports, the numbers upon the Main street, adjacent to McCall's brick i I gard to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has Confined to the bed four months, and al On Wednesday evening the I. O. G. T. petitions and remonstrances were nearly block. The lot has a frontage of 35 feet, stronger evidence to support than this, most The chair - f professor of music in the blind, and cured bv one I k > x of Gil namely, that this medicine of comprehen and contains a rough lumber building Amateurs play ed " Among the Breakers, equal, with some odds in favor of the Neuralgia (.’tire. For sa.e at the City put up by Louis Heller for a photograph sive uses checks the formidable and atro more's ami had a g. oil audience, notwithstand state university, to which Prof. Coolidge, petitioners. cious diseases, nor is it less positively es drug store. formerly >>f this plaee, was calle-i, was gallery several years ago. The price tablished that it is preferable to the poisons ing the b;ul weather. The ,»erfu. manev The quartz excitement about Gold Hill paid w is $1500. Mr. Johnson owns the often was good, and the exj«ectatioi» which ! create«! by the board of regents of the used to arrest it. since the medicine CURE FOR PILE«». has settled down to a somewhat quieter lot adjacent on the north, and may con contains only salutary ingredients. It is had Iwen raised by the excellent manner university at their last mt etitig. Piles are frequently preceded by n sense basis than that of the first week cr two clude to t>> build a substantial business also a signal remedy for malarial fevers, of weight in the back, loins and lower part in which the Gw 1 Teni|»Urs presented The company of Chinese who have alter the rich discovery, but there are chulé constipation, dyspepsia, kidney and blad block. the abdomen, causing the patient to their drama, "D« w n by the Sea” a short I be.-it trying to buy the Gt iu-1 A|>pl<-g«te der ailments, debility and other disorders. of suppose he has some affection of the kid still a number of prospectors (strangers time ago wete well met. See that you get the genuine. hydraulic mines for several months past in the neighborhood, as well as residents neys or neighlioring organs. At times, 15 doz. over-shitts 50c to $2.50. hare finally made satisfactory terms with of tbe county) searching the lulls for gold. symptoms of indigestion are present, flatu Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or Persons ordering ¡»ackages from the lency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A , 55 men's cotton socks 5c up. Tlu* Perfection the owner* and secured the property. is As vet no big strike has been made in East will save time and ni'»ney by calling moisture, like perspiration, producing a 2.5 linen, cotton and silk hdkfs. Of the age in the medical line is the The fine lake traut arc running up the shape of a solid, rich ledge of ahy I at the express otticu for shipping instruc very disagreeable itching, after getting l’LATE PROCl*>iS, 4 c c fancy scarfs. I tion stickers. warm, is a common attendant. Blind, liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, man Sp.i.cer creek, this side of Linkville, size, but one or two little seams of rich <> li carpenters aprons 25c. [26. bleeding, and itching piles yield at once Are now taken by the Leading Photographers in all tbe Cities, and for Groups, pic- utactured only by the California Fig and a wagonload of them were brought rock have been found near large ledges 5 ll white-shirts 75c to $1.25 Grape, plum, lemon, strawberry, black to the application of Dr. Bosanko's File ures of children, etc., are far superior to the old so-called "wet-plate” process. Syrup C->. Stu Francisco, Cal. It is to town by Fred Spencer last Monday. of quartz which do not appear to carry- For cash at O. H. Blounts. Remedy, which acts directly ujwn tbe part# berry, quince, crab apple and currant affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying agreeable to the taste, acceptable to the They sold here readily at Sets, per tt>. much gold. There are undoubtedly Read these facts — It may sr.ve vour life — jellies at Burckhalter A Hasty's. * stomach, harmless in its nature, painless the intense itching, and effecting a perma ledges of good rock in that neighborhood, Gilmore's Aromatic Wine cures suppressed Inrpotency in man or woman cured by cure. Price .50 cents. Address, the yet proiiq»t and thorough in its action. Gilmore's which will eventually be discovered, if Red clover seed at Hunsaker A nent menstruation and painful monthly sick- i Aromatic Wine. For sale at Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. 8old And examine work made exclusively by the new process. Photographs made by the For sale by J H Chitwood & Son. 1 Dodge s. prospocting be kept up. j the City drug store. ( ness. For sale at the City drug store. * i leading artists of the coast on exhibition for comparison. [944 by J H Chitwood 4 Son. 1 I FRIDAY ...f ..MARCH 19. 1*56 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. AUCTION SALE! Saturday, March 27th, 1886, Land Wanted. VICKS Floral Guide ASHLAND DRUG STORE M Asonic Block. LARGEST STOCK of DRUGS Patent Medicines, Druggist’s Sundries, Stationery ! School hooks tu Artists' Materials, Lamps and Lamp Stock. Prescriptions a Specialty. J H CHITWOOD & SON PHOTOGRAPHS Call at Logan’s Gallery, on the hill.