HIE
ASHLAND
BREVITIES
TIDINGS
Fine tailor-made pants at Blount'», x
. MARCH 26. IHM»
FRIDAY
Notice.
Having Te.»t mV house by tire 1 request
all person» owing me by note or account t
to c .me mid settle immediately, as I
n>o«t have the money. B. F. R eeser .
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Dentistry.
Dr. Will Jackson is now in town and
h is his olive in the old gun shop, corner
ot M un and Oak sta , where he will at
tend to all b'isitiess in his line. He will
otilv be in town until April 2d, and those
wishing any dental work of any kind
will du well to give him a call.
Episcopal Visitation.
Bishop Morris held services last Snn-
dUy at Grant's Pass, preaching morning
an i evening to large congregations. He
will hold services in Jacksonville mi
Friday evening, March 26th, at the
Presbyterian Church, <>n Sunday inorn-
iii-’, »he 28'h. in the Methodist church
at Ashland and Sunday afternoon at 4
o clock in Byars Hall, Medford.
For Sale.
The Applegate reserve property in
the R. R. additimi to the town of Ash-
land. Coiitair.ing
_ two dwelling house*.
tw.- stables and other out buildings.
Fmt»' Peaches, plums, apples, cher
ries,' graiies, strawberries, etc. Good
garden; land go.al; water on kitchen
p<,rcli; tine shade trees; plenty of water
f r irrigation. Will s«ll on easy tenn*.
lnqutre of
L indsay A pplegate .
New Building.
C. W. Ayers has received the contract
for Avery Johnson's new brick store
building to be put up on the lot adjoin
ing McCall’s brick block. The contract
for the masonry’ and brick work has been
given to Messrs. Byars A Guerin, who
will commence work on the building at
once. The building will l»e 38x60, one
story, and will contain two tine store
rooms.
Assignment.
\V. T. Coburn & Co., who have been
doing a grocery business in Ashland for
a year or over, made an assignment for
the benefit of creditors last Thursday,
March 18th, t<> Govan High. Portland
merchants are the principal creditors,
there being only about $100 in claims
against the firm in Ashland. Tho liabili
ties are placed at $2400, and tho assets
will not exceed $1000.
beMocratic County Central Committee.
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A hands >me line of millinery g ods re
ceived at J. D. Fountain's this week.
For cash bargains in clothing, hats,
Considerable building going on in Ash furnishing goods, boots and shoes, go to
*
(). H. Bl<>unt's cash store.
land at present.
\V. J. Wimer, of Waldo, has invested
The time for adding “cost»” t<i the
in a six-acru tract of land adjoining
taxes is near at hand.
Grants Pass, and will build a neat resi
Notice the new mammoth advertise dence on it.
ment of the Red House.
James McDonald, a laboring man, wag
Register Monday, April Sth, or on killed by falling from a tree that he was
Tuesday or Wednesday, 6th or 7th.
fading last Monday, about three miles
Don't fail to go and see those heavy from Salem.
pant at $1, $1 50 and $2, at Blount'». *
Grand opening of millinery goods at
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Ruby Excelsior and Head Light oil for J. D. Fountain's on Thursday, Friday
sae.it Reeser's cheap for cash.
# t and Saturday of next week. Every
body invited to Cali ami see them.
A new fence has been built around
The linn of Houston A Wickham,
Mrs. Gillette's property on chutch street.
real estate agents, has been dissolved
Tiie Red Men are preparing to give Cha*. S. Concklin, formerly engaged
a grand ball at Jacksonville on the 12th with W. H. WickliRin in the business,
af May.
has purchased Mr. Houston * interest in
the business ami the new firm will con
Fred Groh has closed his saloon in tinue under the name uf Concklin A
Jacksonville thus that tuwn lias one less M lek ham.
salobn.
M. Mayer, the tailor, has just received
If you should want a shirt or any a splendid line of new S'liipiea of goods
line,
thing in the fumishiug goods
for spring mid summer wear, and invites
Blount's.
his fi tends to call around and inspect
Auction sale at the second hand store them mid would be pleased to take then
on Giainte stieet to-morrow, beginning mder for suits or pants, or anything in
his line. Remember h is shop is now
at 19 a . M.
The citizens of Yreka held a memorial located on the east side of Mam streut
near the bridge.
meeting in honor of the late ex-Gover-
nor Irwin last Monday.
The Portland Telegram of last Thur»
The dramatic entertainment at Med- day reported that 4A niches of snow had
ford on Wednesday evening of last week fallen in Ashland, and that the tempera
ture “would have done credit to the
was a complete success.
winter months.” There was less than
Ashland will be much improved by 2i inches of snow on the level, and it
the new brick stores which ato to bo all disappeared before no.m. The mer
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built this season.
cury was just at freezing point—no Colder
that morning or the night before.
beginning
Real estate transactions are
in lively »’yle for the season, We shall
Mr. W. G. Steel, of Poitland, who
have several to report soon.
was in Ashland last week, »ays a num
The Lenten season commenced on ber of wealthy people of Portland will
W< dnesd iy March 10th, and continues visit Ciater lake during next summer.
Capt. Dutton, of the U. S. Geological
for forty days, exclusive of Sundays.
survey, wh<> will arrive there with a
The mineral springs in and near Ash surveying party as early in the summer
land will attract more visitors from as piacticalile for his work, will bring
abroad the couiuig seasun than ever be from Washington in sections a coppei
fore.
boat, which mil be placed upon the lake.
The Oregon A California and the Ore
The time for the opening of country
gon A: Transcontinental C<>s. paid thei schools >* near at hand and a great many
county taxes last week, amounting to young teacheis are securing .*» spring
$2300.
school*. Athlaml has always supplied a
Jackson county's portion of tho state goodly number of the schools of the
tax waa settled last week by county county with teachers and this year more
Tie.isurer Fisher. It ammutiteli to over than common promise t<> enter the ]H*da-
gogic field, as, beside those who expeci
$7000.
logo out from the college and nm uiai
Rev. J. V. Milligan will pi each a ser sclin-il fitted to teach, a number of stu
mon tn the clnldieu at the Presbyterian uents of the higher department of the
Church next Sunday morning at the pub ic school will make applications for
usual hour.
positions as teachers.
For Carrying the Mails.
HERE ANO TUERE.
Bids have been invited again for car
Pendiet-.n lias twenty-two lawyers
rying the L. 8. Malls on the following
Considerable sickness prevadsat Yteka. routes. 1 rupusals will be received up to
April 17, 1886, and decisions will be an
Linn county is having a new descrip
nounced <>n or before April 26, 1886.
tive pamphlet issued.
lhe time for which the contracts are to
A s >ciety of “Native Sons of Oregon" be awarded is from July 1, 1886 to -lune
is to be organized tu Portland.
30, 1890: From Linkville, by Naylox
The Salem Daily Statesman was eight and Klamath Agency, to Fort Klamath,
3< miles and back, three times a week.
een years old uli the 21st lllst.
Bond required with bid, $2,700.
The Caledonia saw mills on Yaqnina
Fr nn Ashland, by Plevna, to Linkville,
bay were sold the other day fur $3UU0 64 miles and back, six times a week.
cash.
Bond required, $4,800.
From Jacksonville to Willow Springs.
There are a number of horses at the
Salem fair grounds training for the sum 6| miles and back, three times «I At'Cw.
Bund required, $5)0.
mer's races.
From Bailey s via Yreka, Henley and
The steamer Beda w.is wrecked <>tf the and Barron », to Ashland 129 miles and
Oregon cast last Saturday. She was back, seven times a week. Bon i re-
valued at $40,000 beside the cargo.
quired $23,000.
The Engineer’s corps of the Oregon
The Wool Outlook.
Pacific Railroad are at work on the pro
posed new line from Corvallis to Albany.
The loss of sheep in Eistern Oregon
Mr. Britten Irwin, a brother of the last «inter was nominal, and at present
late ex-GoVernor Irwin, of California, ! the flocks are very fat. The wool clip
died at Yreka, Friday morning March for the present season promises to be
larger
1 _ th ' in any
... yet, not excepting last
19th, of heart disease.
year's large clip, Shearing will lie-ill
Wednesday, Mar. 24th, was the day very soon. The wool market is very
«ot for the removal of the Chinese from quiet just now. There is generally no
Portland by the agitators, but the Chi- fixed price a» yet, but 10@16c
and'
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: _ 13
j <3
nose are still there.
17c represents current figures for tile
The estate of the late ex-G -v. Irwin spring and fall clips of eastern Oreg <>tl
of California is placed at only $5000, and valley wool, ‘ A number of wool
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part of which is a half-interest in a liv- i firms are advancing money on collfi.
meiits
in
the
eastern
counties
and
are of
ery stable at Yreka valued at $2500
fering
to
ship
and
sell
the
wool
pro
I need
i
R. D. Stone, Ben McC.ary and a Kan- i
there Sheet» men a ill l»e benefited by
aka had a narrow escape frmn drowning this move.—[Portland News.
in Klamath river in Siskiyou county re
cently, by their boat being capsized.
From the Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
Another Chinese wash-house
was
blown up by dynamite in Portland last
Tuesday evening. None of the eight
Chinese occupants were seriously injured,
however.
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The United S'ates Grand Jury met ‘
this week, and the cases of the persons
arrested for assisting the Chinese out of
Oregon City, and Albina will be ex
ami lied.
The swing train on the C. A 0. Rail
road from Redding to Slate Creek, has
been withdrawn, and the regular trains
now run through from San Francisco to
the terminus.
There are now four weekly newspapers
and <>ne daily published at Yaqnina Biy.
There will likely be one or tw.> journal
istic wrecks down by the sad sea waves a
little later on.
A corporation has been organized for .
the purpose of raising the necessary j
funds and erecting the required buildings
ar Corvallis for the accommodation of !
the agricultural college.
Draught Horses to Colorad-.
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CHOICE I’AKM
FO1Í
.SALE
l».‘st Locai ion in Hogt
iu « el
A shland , O bkoon .
I. prepared to give estimate*, to furnish mate-
tial, un>l complete all kinds of Un tidings
IN OR OCT OF TOXVN
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on reamnsble terras. AH work warranted to
give satisfaction.
sil. >p—.a Mechanic street, over Youlc AGU-
r 1) '» store boil«, and office.
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Choice Farms l’or Sale,
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THE I’XDERS1GXED will sell at public auc*
tion it the Sec <nd*llKn<i store on Granite 8t.,
A»h!iiii«i. a great variety of hotiachol<! goods,
Diet li iiib'b tool.4, fanning i in pit* menu, etc.,
<*t . iiH-lu<iing « ntunberof rooking aud heat*
ing KtovvB <>f different sizes- Hale to begin at 10
o'clock, a . M.
J. K. LEABO.
Ashland. Man h 19. lasC.
llay for Sale,
1U) tons nlfnlfa hay for sale at Houck's ranch,
; mile» M.uth of Akliliind.nl fs per ton in
qii.iulities of Ju ton < nud upward, or U per
single Um. or the hay will be delivered in
A-.lil.ilid tor two dollars | h . t tnu additional
if
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Notice to Taxpayers.
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The Oregon Pacific.
Agent
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
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It may be surprising to people in cer-
tain portions of lhe state to kno.v lb nv
extensive is the business whi h is IH» A
*'A general complaint, that spates being dune by the Oregon I’.ici 1C l.iil-
neither class nor condition of person, is mid. Even in this city it may liirdly
seated ill the liver. It may he ttuly said s«em possible, but it is neverthel« * s s true,
this is our national disease, ami it gives that within thirty days over 2.00,10 ¡0
us great pleasure to hear <>r read the tes pounds of freight or 1.000 tons, h s la i n
timony <>f persons i f well known ver handled at the Oregon Paciiic uh of
acity and intelligence to th’ value of Traffic over this line is rapidly incie ising.
Simmons Liver Regulator as a reme.lv. and af'er its connection with the O A C
The testimony of s», many fi |.-nds satis- railroad at Albany this simnner a s id
Albany
ties us that this is one of the exceptions larger business will be done.
to the general humbuggery of medical Herald.
specialties.”
The undersigned has »nine choice ba
con for sale at the following prices at tin e
Is Your Blood Pure.
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building on east aide of Mam street.
For impure blond the best medicine Ii-xite Pioneer Store, f<umetlv ocai
known, S covill ' s S arsaparilla . oi: ■y M. Mayer, the tailor: S.i.mid
B lood and L iver S yrcp . may lie im- 8 eta.; antes, 10 j . , hams, 12.\c. Lu.l,
Illicitly rel'ed on when eveiything else per can, $1.
L. S tacy .
fails. Take it in the spring time es
pecially fur the impure secretions of tile
blood incident to that season of tile
year; and take it at all times for C:iHC«T,
scrofula, liver complaints, wen k ne«s, Hasty's.
A new invoice of ‘"The K
boils, tumors, swellings, skin <1 iseases,
malaria, and the thousand ills th :at come Soaps,” washes without lublmig.
For sale by Hunsaker & Dodge.
from impure Hood. To emmrr a i cheer
fill disposition take Si OVILLS B l <> o I> AND
L iver S yrcp , which will testore the
The Perfection
mind tu its natural equilibrium.
Of the age iu the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Fig*, m.m-
Sugar Pine Door anil Lumber Co.
utactured only by tile California Fig
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The Sugar Pine D 'or an 1 Lumber C
■Syiup Co. San Francisco, Cal. It is
of Grants Pas*, Or., are o|>viii.ng up a •agreeable to the taste, acceptable t > the
new industry by the manufactiue of stomach, harmless 111 its nature, paiule>s
pickets, lath and mouldings which they y< t prompt an<l thorough in its action.
are offering at popular price«:
For sale by J H Chitwood A: Son.
Pickets, íx4x2 ft. long, $1 75 per 100
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fx2x3 ft. long. $1.50 per 100.
For Sale or Rent.
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11x11x4 <? $1 75.
44
I|xllx4
$2
The undcrs'gned offers for sale or rent
I the valuable hotel on Oak st net. Ash-
Lath, $2 75 per thousand.
from e'ear pine. They ate also offering j land, known as the P'micer Hotel, pos-
I session to be given May 10th, 1886. l’lie
oat* at 60 cts per bushel.
Their Factory and Mill are turning <>:it hotel is centrally ami f.iv.uaidv located.
an immense quantity of material, the Will rent for <me year, or longer if de
latter cutting 20,00!) fe-t per day. They nied. Furniture will be leased wall i| e
are also prepared to manufacture school house. For particulars apply to the un
furniture and church interior work at dersigned ot to G. F. Billings.
D. R. B W inniiobd .
low figuies.
Ashland, Or., Mir. 19, 1886.
The Democratic County Central Com
The Jacksonville and Medford paper*
The contract for the brick building to
mittee met at Jacksonville Wednesday,
Tiie county clerk of Crook county has
have
had consnleiable to say lately about
be
erected
by
M
ssrs.
Billings
and
But
the 24th met., to make arrangements for
I the fellow they call the meanest man in issued only three marriage licenses since
the holding of a Democratic county con ler opposite the Pioneer Store has nut
Oregon, whose name is a half-brother to January 1, and the Ocll<>co Review is
vention, and to fix the date of primaries been given as yet.
Grindstone, and who with Ills wife owns afraid that county will soon become the ;
for the different precincts of the county.
Geo. Landreth, recently from \ aquina
rendezvous of old mai'l.s and bachelors. !
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M outlay, April 5th, was the day set for Bay, has opened a lairbcr shop in the a half section of the best of land nea:
Medford.
They
Bay
he
was
sent
by
a
Ex-Police Judge Moreland, well known
holding primaries to elect delegates to building aiijoiumg Farlow A Miller’s
sick neighbor to get »mm brandy fm over Oregon, died sud lei.ly at Portland ■
the county convention to be held at grocery stui e.
medicinal purposes and went into a Sa ■ if heart disease last Sumi ay morning,
Jacksonville on Saturday, April 24th.
The citizens of Grant's
loon and represented that there was a lie was connected with the Oregonian
poor sick woman in his neighborhood and “Telegram" of that city for a num- :
levied an eight mill tax for
Wagner Creek Mines.
poses and also authonzed the board to vho wanted some brandy and had rn> her of year».
Mr. W. B. Fisher, of San Francisco,
money to jiay for it. The saloon-kee|>er,
borrow $696.
lately superintendent of the Burnt River
Some 1100 head nf two and three-year- !
after consulting his partner, concluded
The wooden building next to McCall's
Mining and Milling Co., cam* up to the
old
cattle and several car-loads of nevf- ;
to send the woman a bottle of their fine
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W agner creek mine» last Friday. The block has been torn down to mve place
peach brandy
But instead of giving cattle and sheep were shipped frmn ' I
object of Mr. Fisher's visit is to select to the new brick block i that is to be
the biandy uoiiated by the saloon-keep Miller's station, near Albany, last week
the site for the new quartz mill to be erected there soon.
er, he gave the sick woman some watei to White Bluffs <m the C- luiubia river,
erecied, to locate proper tunnel ways
Messrs. Houston & Wickham have re- with a little brandy in it from a beer to a large stuck ranch there.
and to make a general mining report. moved their teal estate office to E. K
M. W. Fechheimer, a prominent law
bottle.
'The gentleman is a man of great mining Anderton's building oti the east side of
yer of Portland, died at that place last .
experience and pronounces himself highly Maili street, north <>f the bridge.
PERSONAL.
week of cancer of the stomach. He lett
pic ise-l with the prrqierty of the company.
an
estate valued at $155,000 and made
The T idings of last week, containing
County Conventions.
Jasper Cunningham is now in Grant's numerous bequests to societies and char
the weather report for December, Jan
New Water Company.
itable institutions in Portland.
The Democratic county convention of uary and February last, is a good number Pass.
The Ashland Aqueduct and Hydrant
A fire destroyed the whole of China
J. A. Sluver, of Jacksonville, was in
Josephine county will be held at Kerby- ■ to semi t<> friemlt in a cold climate.
town at Sawyers Bar in Siskiyou county Co. has been inc >ip<*ritted in Ashland
Ashland
on
Tuesday.
vilie mi Saturday, April 17th. It will be j
A fire broke out in the Chinatown
on the 17th inst. There were fifteen or with a capital stock of $20,000, divided
Coin posed of 42 delegates.
part <>f Jacksonville last Saturday morn
Bishop Morris of Portland is in the t wenty shanties burned besides the loss into 2000 shares at $10 each, mid at a
The Prohibition county convention of ; ing, but was extinguished by the fire valley this week holding Episcopal ser
uf a large quality of pr ivismns, and the meeting held in S. B. Galey’s law office,
this county met at Medford yesterday at i boys before any great damage was dune. vices.
entire loss amounted to $1200 or $1400. organized by electing E. L. Applegate,
11 a. tn., t<> nominate a county ticket!
chairman, ami C. H. Gillette, Sectetaiv.
Messrs. Jacob Thompson and G. S.
The republican central committee of
ami elect delegates to the state enven- j
The meicliants of Portland are taking E L Applegate was elected to open the !
Butler
came
in
flout
their
ranch
neat
Josephine
county
meets
at
Grant
’
s
Picas
tion, which meets at Salem on the 31st ,
advantage of the h.w freight rates frmn books of the company for the sale of
inst. A report of proceedings has not i on Friday, April 231 and also a Republi Plevna Wednesday.
the east and are getting large quantities stock.
can mass meeting will he held on the
yet been received.
Win E. Greene is n..w head-clerk in of goods. It is estimated that over 800
A republican county convention for same day.
J. D. Fonntain's general merchandise car-loads have started for Portland from
If you are suffering from a sense of
Jackson county will be held at Jackson- I '
Chicago and St. Paul since the cut in extreme weariness, tty one bottle of
The property belonging to David Dun store at Linkville.
villu on Siturday, April 17th, for the lap in Big Bntte precinct was »old at
rates began.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It will cost y.m but
Ed. Do' agliy, who has been in Ash
purpose of electing seven delegates t>> the Sheriff sale on the 13th inst. and was
one dollar, and d<> you incalculable good
The
Crescent
City
(Cal.)
“
Record"
is
land
fra
few
weeks,
returned
Wednes
state convention at Portland on Wednes- | bid in by Mrs. Rlmda Dunlap for 811(H)
urging the building of a branch telegraph It will do away with that tired feeling,
day, April 28th, and to transact any subject, to a nmitgage and an attach day to Henley.
line from that place to Grant's Pass, and give y<m new life and energy.
other business that may come before it. iiiet't.
Col. Geo. B. Currev has removed hi* which it is said can be built for a small
law office to the romn over High A sum of money, and it is believed a joint
Have you a cmighf Sleepless nights
Mr. P. Lyttlcton, of Ashland, has an- Windom's b.acksmith shop.
House Burning.
need
no longer trouble yon. The use <4
stuck
company
in
building
it
would
make
couuty
The large two story frame dwelling nounced himself a candidate for
Ayei s Clieriy Pectmal. before retiring,
Mr. I jangell, a cousin of Ji. Lingell of a paying investment.
of
the
assessor,
subject
to
the
decision
house in the southern part of town be-
will soollie the cough, allay the inflam
He is a Jacks. hi ville, has arrived at that place
Rev. J. S. McCain, well known to mation, and allow needed repose. It
longing to B. F. Reeser was burned to Democratic county convention
and may locate 111 the valley.
capable
uisti.
residents of Southern Oregon, has, with will, moreover, heal the pulmonary or
the ground early last Saturday morning.
Mr. II. T. Bragdon will probably E. C. Phelps, purchased the Yaqnina gans, ami give you health.
When tiist discovered by .Mi’. Adkins,
Mt ■ssrs. Byars A Guerin are
Mail Mr. McCain was for a while edi
who lives near by, about 2 o'clock a. in., plastering F. Roper s new house in the .q>e>id most of the time during the sum
ItEI.IGIOl's NOTICES.
tor of the Polk Cmmty “Itemizer” at
the tire had obtained such headway, the southern part of town. They will have mer at the mines on Wigner creek.
naif being nearly ready to fall, that work that will keep them in Ashland fur
M. E. i'limcH.—Regular service- every Sun
Supt. Brandt of the O. A C. R R., is Dallas and has had some experience in
the newspipet' business.
nothing could be done to save the house. Some time.
day, nt 11 a M and 7 !• ,'i Sunday Seliool
expected at the Wagner creek mines this
9 til Rev W. G. Simpson will preacli ut Med
Quite a stiff breeze was blowing during
The
editor
of
the
Centervilli.
hi
,
assist
week,
to
look
after
the
mining
interests.
Deputy Sheriff N. A. Jacobs was in
ford on the 3d Sunday iu each month.
the time of the tire anil cinders were Ashland two days last week, and in that
ed by his wife, clips editorials, writes
I’RF.snYTF.nt.vN CltfHeil—1’reachinK morn-
Dr.
A.
C.
Helm
and
wife
returned
on
scattered in distant parts of town. The time received over $3500 on the taxes
h eals, sets up the paper and runs off injj and eveniuK at tiie usual time. Sunday
file is thought to have Iwen the wmk of due in this precinct. Pietty good for I Tuesday morning's train from Stockton, 700 copies, besides doing job work, etc. School at <J.30 A. M.
Rev. J. V. Milligan, pastor.
Cal., where they have been during the You people who think that newspaper
an incendiary as there had liecit no tiie
“dull times.”
winter.
B attist C hi rih . —Proailiing nt Ashland
hi tile building for two weeks previous to
work is one of continued dance iii the morning anil evening every -mulay except tin-
The railroad company have reduced
the burning, and suspicion rests on a man
Messrs. Nile* A Yeago have closed golden sheen of the filthy lucre read and first in each month. Preaching at Mclfor,! on
who had been wmkiKg for Mr. Reeser the price of tlmir lots tn Ashland 50 per their dancing club ii, Ashland, and re contemplate. —[Albany Democrat.
tiie first Sunday in each moi.th
Kev. A. M. Russell, pastor.
and who had trouble with him in regard cent. Reductions have also been made turned to their home at Hunley the first
L iberal H all . T alent . -Liberal Sunday
In the novelty rive at Yreka race
to pay. The house was unfinished and on their lots in Medford, Gold Hill of the week.
Seliool meets for Bible study and discussion
course last Saturday for a purse of $150 every
only contained about $75 worth of furni and Giant's Pass.
Sunday at 11 a m . Cordial invitation to
W.
A.
Wilshire
and
wife
left
Monday
tiie
entries
were
as
f
dlows;
QiieOec,
everyone.
ture. The total loss is placed at $1500;
i
give
The Eagle Point amateurs will
no insurance.
i morning by private conveyance for Like- Jubilee, Minnie R. and Mark Daley.
Pliyoicians Have found out
i at. enteriaminent at that place to '•mor- j view, where they will make their future The race was won by Quebec, making a
I | mw eveniiiL. when they will render the I
That
a contaminating and foreign ele
mile iii 1.50A, with Minnie P,. second.
> home.
The In-ane Mau Ellis.
I
ment in tiie blood, developed by indi; s-
drama entitled “Tiie Last L”af and 1 1
A half-mile lace for a purse of $.50 be tion,
is the cause of rheumatism/ Tliis
E. G. Patterson, the gentlemanly
It seems that after escaping from tho the farce “Fifty Minutes for Refresh
tween Jubilee and Minnie R. was Won setties upon the sensitive sub-cutaneous
i agent of the Oregon Short Line,
", was in
j ol tn Ashland Thursday morning of last ments."
easily by the latter on Monday.
covering of the muscles and ligaments of
I 1 A.!.!....?.
Ashland :b;_
this week in the interest uf the
week, Jacob Ellis, who was brought up
tiie joints, causing constant and shiftine
C. F. Blake, who wintered at his place , company.
Fred B ick, a patient at the County pain. and aggregating as a calcareous,
fr-uii Wagner creek the evening before
Hospital, at Shasta, committed suicide chalky deposit which produces stiffness
on a charge of insanity, took to the hills I iu the “Dead Indian” countiy, a-iys he
Mr. Allen Simons, now attending the I I Wednesday by blowing out his brains and distortion of tire joints. No fact,
s mth of town and crossed the high moun did not have to feed Ins horses nmie
experience has demonstrated in re
tains ami succeeded in reaching hi* cabin than three week* during the past winter, College, has been engaged to teach the I with a pistol. He was afflicted with which
gard to Hostetter's Stomach ititars. lias
on Wagner creek, and asked Mr. Nelson but the grass is later about starting this Ganiard »cbool in Sam's valley, which what he believed to be an incurable dis stronger evidence to snpp >rt than this,
begins mi Monday, April 5th.
ease, and so concluded to put an end to namely, that this medicine of comprehen
lirown to come and stay all night with spring than it was last.
him. Mr. Brown complied with his re
Miss Alta Miller has returned from Ins misery at once. He was a native of sive uses checks tiie formid tide ami ntro-
The Red House man comes to the
quest and says that Ellis stood guard at front in this issue with an advertisement Grant's Pass, where she has been en Germany, aged about 64 years.—[Red cious diseases, nor is it less positively es
tablished that it is preferable to tiie p us ms
lus cabin do. r with his Winchester rifle and partial list with prices. All persons gaged in the public school* at that place, ding Independent.
often used to arrest it. since tiie medicine
tn keep 011 the persons who were going interested III getting good goods as the school* there having closed.
Drain Echo; About two weeks ags a contains only aalut >r.v ingredients. It is
t> murder him. Friday night he stayed cheaply a» p< ssib e can give his adver I
a signal remedy for malarial fevers,
land
abde occurred between Elkton and also
Mis* Bertha Colton, who has been
constipation, dyspepsia, kidney mid b ad
alone at hi* cabin and on Saturday Sheriff tisement a careful perusal.
*
teaching a term of •chmd at the Tull Scottsburg. It started near Jack Davis'» der ailments, debility and other disorders.
Jac >>s ca ue up from Jacksonville and
There has been a large number of House, returned to Ashland Friday even barn and slid one and one half miles. It i See that you get the genuine.
took him to the county seat where he was
was about thirty feet wide at the suifaco
I slgvd in the c >unty jail. Lust Monday strangers in town during the past week — ing, her school having been completed. of the ground, and from ten to twenty
Mr. A. Higgins, of Wyoming.
Y., says
Coming
both
ways
—
from
California
and
E lis was examined by Drs. Aiken and
he had the Piles for nearly 40 years, and
Dr. W. Stanfield, a homeopathic feet at the bottom.
It
moved
trees,
De Bar and was adjudged insane. Sheriff Poitland. The low fares from tho east physician <>f Cottage Grove, Lane cminty, log*, ami rocks before it and left the bare was cured bv using Gilmore's Pile Npecific.
Jac bs and gu ild took him to Salem on will probably induce a great many to was in Ashland Wednesday. He i* look bed rock exposed, over which a nice little For sale at the City drug store.
When doctors cannot help yon then take
the evening train and placed linn tn the come to Southern Oregon.
ing for 1 new location and may locate in stream of water now flows.
Gilmore’s M ignetie Elixir f>>r vo;ir throat
Asylum.
Mr. J. B. Bunyard lias sold to 0. Ashland.
At the day fixed for the sentence of and lungs. Fur sale at the City drug store.
Coolidge a tract of over thirty acres
Judge Daley, of P"lk county, who the Indian Isaac at Altnras for the Sher
Class Oration*.
The wife, mother and maul who wff.'r
I from the noitheiu eml of hts farm on the
conducted the defense in the trial ;>f the man murder, the counsel fi-r the defense from female weakness, will find Gilur >re’s
List Friday and Saturday evenings east side of Bear creek, near Ashland, Indians at Alimas for the Sherman mur
Aromatic Wine a p >sitive cure. For s.de
the room of he higher department of at $20 per acre. Mr. Coolidge will der, was in town Sunday on his way moved for a stay of proceedings and a at the City drug store.
new
trial,
averring
that
since
the
verdict
the south district school was tilled with probably set out fiuit trees on it.
h. me.
James Sullivan of Salem. Oregon, says he
of the jury has been given new and ma
invited friends, who came to listen to
was cured of the asthma by Gilmore’s M ig-
A
first
class race track will be built
terial
evidence
had
been
found.
The
Rev.
G.
W.
Simpson
went
to
Grant's
the first orations of the Junior class of
Elixir. For sale at the City drug
on Col. Miller's place near Jacksonville, Pass on the freight yesterday m >rning. Judge gave the counsel for the defense Î netic
store.
the Ashland Public schools. On Friday
evening the exercises were opened with and the “Times” says some excellent «here he was to deliver a lecture for until April 5th to produce the affidavits
Anson Horn h. of Blackberry, Ills., says
a chorus by the Mendelssohn Musical Contests of speed will take place there the benefit of the M. E. Church at that of the new witnesses, stating what they he owes his life to Gilmore's Magnetic
will swear to, and at th.it time a new Elixir. Try it. For sale at the City drug
Club, composed of members of the during the present year. Flitner anil place last evening.
trid will be argued.
store.
school, which was very creditable other California horseman are expected
C. D. Shackleford and Frank Aber-
to
attend.
The orations of the evening were:
The Chico (Cal.) Chronicle tells this
John H. Yates, of Batavia, N. Y., says.
n ithy, swamp land commissioners, were I
“ Power of Habit
by Monroe Son-
The new water wheel at tiie fict >iy in town Wednesday, mi their way to ■ tough fish story: Salmon trout are
“I cheerfully comnienvi
Your Aromatic Win-1
Knowledge" by Miss Abbie gives the machinery a steadier, smoother Portland from Klamath county, where plentiful in Chico creek. O.i Satmday
nichsen;
It did new life and vigor send
t ¡uqjlyear “Greatness of Mind" by Miss in >ti ui than it ever had before. It le- they have been on swamp land business. afternoon a school of those frisky tisli
Through this weak frame of mine.
Flolell e Reed; “Doing Graal by Miss I quires umie water, than was anticipated,
came frmn the creek into the flume which
It did for all mv stomach ills
M
r*.
Emma
H
Adams,
representing
but
it
is
the
purpose
of
the
proprietors
Henrietta Moore; “Higher" by Miss
More than the doctor and his pills.”
i feeds the Rtncho Chieu fl >ur mills, and
Jessie 8locuui Miss Della Pennebaker of the mill« to try and remedy this by a the Cleveland Herald and L<-ader and i getting into the turbine they clogged For sale at the City a.ug store.
favored the audience with a l>eaiitiful change tn the arrangement of the tubing. the New Orleans Picayune, has been in up the floats s<, that it was with dif
Gilmore’s Neuralgia Cure is a positive
A-hlaml fora week <>r more, stopping at
cure for Neuralgia in the the face, side and
so!o and the exercise» closed with a
Representative Theo. Cameron and Judge Tolman*». She is writing up this ficulty that the big wheel turned round. stomath. For sale at the City drug store.
chorus by the Mendelssohn club On Frank Ennis, of Applegate, were thrown
The water from tiie flume hail to be
Siturday evening the programme of songs from a buggy m a runaway accident near country f.-r the papers mentioned.
turned off, so that the tish could be tak
Middle-aged men who lack vigor and vi
and orations was as follows: Music by the Sterling mine on Tuesday evening of
tality can lie cured bv Gi.p'ore’s Aromatic
Mis« Jessie Helm, daughter of Dr. A. en out.
Wine. For sale at the City drug store.
the Mendelssohn club; “Alcohol" by last week, and A'r. Cameron was so un C. Helm of this place, and who has been
•
The case of Lewis Allen, charged with
Mi»s Jane DePeatt; “War of 1812" by fortunate ns to have his collar bone attending the college during the past
Why will you suffer from ague ©nd ma
Miss Allie Farlow; “Habit" by Miss Sada broken. Mr. Ennis was not seriously winter, will yart on Monday evening's I the Decker murder, was called in the laria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will
Superior c<mrt at Yreka last Monday. cure you? For sale at the C-ity drug store.
Anderson; Solo by Miss Della Pen
tram lor Goldendale, W. T.. where she
hurt.
The counsel f<>r the defendant moved for
nebaker; "Queen Anne s War” by Miss
will spend several months with her uncle a fxistpoiiement of the case for three I
At
the
Prohibition
primary
held
last
E nma Reed; “The Revolution" by Miss
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
near that place,
months, on account of the inability of
A la Miller; “Power of Fashion” by Miss I i Saturday afternoon the following persons
J. C. Chrisman, who was in Ashland the defendant's wife, nn important wit
Jesse McCall; “Ho;>e" by Miss Minnie were elected to represent Ashland pre
The best Salve in the world for cute,
Preadiuore. The exercises throughout cinct in the county convention hold at some time ago and purchased the Hodg- ness, being unable to attend on account bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
were very interesting and reflect great Medford yesterday: J. D. Fountain, N. I man property in the northern part of of sickness. Judge Shearer overruled sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
ere lit upon both teachers and pupils of H. Claytmi, Benj. Eggleston, J. H. Rus town, returned on Friday evening, I the motion for a postponement, and it corns, and all skin eiuptions, and i»»ritive-
Mr. was expected that a jury would be secur ly cures piles, or no pay required. Il is
J. E. Houston, Amos
illits, Geo. accompanied by’ h'» family.
the Ashland Public Schools.
to give perfect satisfaction, or
I sell,
Chrisman
comes
from
Oakland,
Cal.,
and ed and the trial begin on Wednesday guaranteed
Nuiley, C. H. Gillette, J. W- Satter
money
refunded.
Price 25 cents per box.
i morning.
I For sale by J. H. Chilwood & Son's.
Cranberry sauce at H. A’ D.’s.
I
X
field, D. C. Hcrriu and D. H. Hawkins. I I intends to make thia his home.
1
I
I
I
A. L. Wills?,
Farm For Sale.
The Oieg.uiian of Tu sday s vs: T«
car loads ot hois's, c*>mpi ismg inn*. ' >
Peicllvloiis, descendants of the s’, ck n.
tr.Mluced by W. C Myer, of Ashland,
ami ten Clydesdales leave he*c to-d.iv fm
Colorado. They were purchased m Ma
non, Lum and Benton counties by Mi.
Almy, agent <>f an extensive miuitig c- i
potation nt Leadville, and aie t>. be u ■ d
in hauling ore from the mines to then
luiUs. None of . tile animals weigh les
than 1400 pounds anil the aveiagc pur,
paid t'<l them was over $200 s .nn spar,
costing as much as $500. 'This is tin
second lot of hoi sen shipped frun tlr
valley to Colorado this spring.
Mi.
Almy formeily shipped horses from low
for his employers, but has found that tii
lloises I.used III the NoltllWest lie I. tie.
ami more enduring than those of th-
states, where they aie fed on coin. 11
is the first eastern buyer of horses to visit
tiie W iliauiette valley, and as he ha
found the stock to suit him it is pi.'bab •
that others will follow. Prices of le.r-e-
and cattle ruled low ill this section bi t • <
the overland road was completed, but
since that time there has been a milk t
lor stock of all kinds at I emnue at I' i
pt ices. Famieis throughout tile W II.mi
< tie will tiiid it a paying Imsitn ss to i i.s
good h-uses and c ittle, non that th. v c. ii
find s de for them, and it is probable th.it,
with the supnioi natural adv.mt.ig s ..f
Western Olcg.m iii climate ami p ¡»line,
it will become an iiiipoit.int ln.iiichot
fanning tu this Valley ill the near inline.
il en,
>■4 o
e l f i
ll, »ne.
Notice is hereby given that s five-mill tax
IliiS been levied by tliu City Ci.uucil of tho
i it| <>
\Hhlain1; and that the tax roll 2 hnR
__
b< n plac’d in the hands of the uiidersigtn-d,
and « ill remain eu for sixty (Mi days, during
»hi. h time 1 will receive and receipt for aula
tax-s
H D. T avluk , Marshal.
Ashland. Or.. Jan. 2T. lwG
NOTICE to SHAREHOLDERS
U < st Ashland Ditch Company Ne.
i
W I...GAN.
C has
t
f
I IV C H
1.
tt the annual meeting of the »hareholders
of I lie a < -t Ablilnipi bitch Co. No. 1, held Kat-
i.rluy. MnrcbC. losu, the following resolution
was parsed:
Hi >oi,vi;n. Tlint each shareholder is entitled
to only mu li utnouiit of water ns iiiny be neces-
> ry lor one household and for irrigating
gnr li ns eonnected therewith fur each share.
Published by order of Boaril.
C. II. G illette , Fec'ty.
I
Nature s own remedy, Oregon Kidney
Tea.
-
—*—M»
.. J-Ji
ASHLAND DRUG STORE
M xsonic Block.
LARGEST STOCK of DRUGS
Patent Medicines, Druggist’s Sundries,
Seliool Books and Stationery !
Artists’ Materids, Lamps and Lamp Stock.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
H CHITWOOD & SON
PHOTOGRAPHS
Made by the Gelatiuo-Bromide, or
DRY
I»IaArri<:
I-IiOC!l£SS,
Are now talen b. t! ■ L ill . 1’1» >to rapher.s in nil the Cities, and for Groups, pic
ure.-, of children, e.ar. far .* ._> r.or tu tile o.d so-callad ‘’wet-plate’’ procisa.
Call at Logan’s Callcry, on the hill,
Wanted.
I -A wi'ling and ttustw.'itl
agent. Address A. M , <•
T iihnos .
[40 -3i
ft W »,-K
4 of th
y by the n*-.v pruoass. Photographs made by th»
ti >n I >r comparison.
(.8 44
THE
WAR!
THE RED HOUSE AHEAD!
OUR PRICES!
OUR PRICES!
OUR PRICES!
See this partial list, and examine your old bills:
Axle Grease, II. A L., per can . .
$0
0
0
0
5 Hi can 2
16 oz call
12 oz can
5 11. can »>
1 th call
2 .
25.
55.
15.
40.
oi blicket 0
pr 2.1, 1b can 1
Billiard chalk, per doz,...................... 0
Cloves, (whole) per lb....................... 0
Cucoatiut, 1 lb buckets....................... 0
Cinnamon , ground, Folger s, j iti'iiis 0
Corn Starch 1 tt> piper 15c. ci 2 fm 0
Candles per box, (go.xl). . .
< »
Canned C >rned Beef, per 2 th call.. 0
“ Chipped
“
“ 2 lb can. . 0
Cream Tartar (bulk) “
lb......... 0
“
Folger'», per can.... 0
“
“
Golden Gate, |>er can (I
40.
i> i.
20.
>c m 2
16 i zcan
14 oz call
*<
4 4
«4
4 4
44
4 4
44
44
4 4
4 I
» •
* 4
Old pre«
4 4
10.
• »5.
15
20.
25.
(Hl.
15.
35.
50
i
in.
5(1.
110.
Coffee, (Arbuckle»)
f"i ......... 1
Corn, (\\ ttislow b) 2 ib can............... 0 20.
4 4
ate. E igle, per th. . . ............. SO.. 35. Old price $0 50
23 ‘
44
25 Cunan ’ . Z Hite, per tli. . . . ............. 0 124. » 4
0 15
44
4 4
60 t.'iokv
0 80
(S '■■ ) P 1 10 Ib box ... . 0 65.
50 Em i. p s, p« i 6..X j m.. . . ............. 0 50.
50 F2xtia< !.-. ( F'..V.'l II g) Eaglt! bi'Hiid,
44
44
pi i 4 oz, bottle... . ............. 0 15.
0 25
Extra.- t , (îl..v.,1 ing) Folger», pet 4 OZ
44
44
■>
b.'itie.................................
.0
0 20.
0 25
44
• 4
gir, F*. Ig. is, j lb tins....
0 15.
0 20
. ( \ Kiel ¡i ll. ) pel call 15c oT
50
2 f«.r 0 25.
44
« 0 20
s' il I. F'"lgel', j Ib tins. . .
0 15.
10
44
IliH'js, pel 111................................................
<« 0 80
0 70.
44
«
O
M. d. 14 II- for.................
1 00,
1 20
(I
lib s, pel gallon.....................
50.
0
44
44
0
I el. gloUlld. ! lb tins...........
0 15.
0 20
4 4
(I
e. 11 lbs f. l.........................
1 00. 4 4
1 10
p. ... I_i-t stork, best assoit ment,
and I» «i st price.
o
• »
il
(I
h 1 lb pip- is. 15c or 2 f'»W. . .. 0 25
0 20
s i I i, iu Folger* c.il tonlis, 24 tb pkgs
()
44
ti
(I
full « gilt, . . .
0 25.
0 30
«<
44
0
i. r'h 'icesi l»!cnde<l 1 ill tins.. . . 0 50.
0 60
44
<<
»«■gar, per gallon.
0 30.
0 40
44
<<
0 J
0 5.
0 10
TOBACCOS-— Chewing, Smoking, Old and New Brands, Fresh Goods and
BOTTOM P R i C E S .
Climax, 12 oz plug, each........... . . ,g0 15.
Pcifection, 14 oz plug, each . ... 0 50.
Saw Log 12 oz plug, each........... .. . 0 45.
I'nm .’eli - I, 14 oz plug, something
new, excellent quality...........$0 45.
S; i ar li- ad. 12 < z ; lug, each........... 0 45.
Old price
44
4 4
4.
44
•0 50
0 50
The above Prices arc subject to chat “' is uhole-ale prices change.
--------- »C
Crackers received every week.
Oranges, Lemons. Figs, and
;
AIv
A hsoim
of
•
Groceries, Tobaccos, Notions, Stationery and Confectionery,
Is perhaps as full and complete as can be foimd in Southern Oregon, and I
My^oods are all fre>h, and all are WARRANTED TO I!E AS REPRESENTED.
livered promptly and free of charge v. ;ih:n the city limits.
All purchases de-
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Cash Paid for Country Produce.
GEO. ENGLE,
Office of Wells, Fargo & Co. )
“
“ Cal. & Or. Stage Co. )
Proprietor Red House, Ashland, Or.