Ashland tidings., April 09, 1886, Image 2

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ASHLAND
I R »PRIETARY
GLADSTONE'S LAND BILL.
TIDINGS
Gladstone seems to have reached the
conclusion that some radical measures
are demanded as a remedy for the Irish
I EC/TOfi/AL NOTES AND NEWS.
troubles. It has been asserted that he
All the counties in Georgia but twelve will pro|H>se that Great Britain purchase
have voted against the granting of liquor the land of the large holders in Ireland
licenses.
and sell on the installment plan to the
Many portions of Iowa and Wisconsin peasantry. The Dublin Freeman’s Jour
were covered by a fall of snow six inches nal, however, says the Irish land bill
which Mr. Gladstone will propose does
deep last week.
I not indorse either compulsory purchase
Land thieves have stolen 96,000 acres or the advance of any specified sum from
of the best redwood lands in California the imperial treasury, What the meas-
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and! sold the same to English people for ure will enact will be the right uf any
nearly $2,000,000.
owner of the land in Ireland to claim
$o far as heard from, the Mipreiue from the government of Ireland, after
court has not decided yet whether the home rule has been granted, the privi­
district judges elected to years ago will lege of being bought out ata sum regulat­
hold office for two or six years by virtue ed by law. This sum will be arrived at
by multiplying the amount of rent by a
of that election.
term of years to be agreed tq»on by parlia­
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The Right Honorable Wnt. E. Forster, ment. In all cases where owners put
who was chief secretary for Ireland un­ in such claims to be ltought out, the im­
der the previous Gladstone ministry, is perial exchequer is to provide the pur­
dead. He has been ill for some time. chase money. The Irish government is
Forster was 68 years of age.
to guarantee repayment, is to attend to
the business of reimbursing the empire
“Hi, there”’ All you ''charlatans ’ who
for all these outlays, by disposing of the
have been talking about this county debt’
purchased lands to the occupiers, and
“Shut up, now,” for the reduction “gees
collecting in the shape of payments there­
bravely on.” This is from an official
for such rents as will cover the whole sum
source—from the official immensity.
back in forty-nine years.
As at present framed, the bill fixes
It is rumored that the editor of the
Times hasn't so heart felt an interest in rent to be paid by tenants at 4 per cent,
the decision of the Supreme Court upon per annum on the amount of the pur­
the district judgeship election as he had chase. When the tenant has paid in rent
before the primaries were held in this to the Irish government the amount the
land cost the government, he is to be­
county.
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come owner. Although the tenant is to
The new- financial philosophy of the
pay the Irish government 4 per cent, per
immense official organ of Jackson, Jose­
annum, the latter will be responsible to
phine and Lake teaches us that when a
the imperial treasury for but 3| per cent,
man pays oil' an old note with a new one
per annum, the difference to go to a sink­
he is succeeding “bravely” in reducing
ing fund to meet bad debts, the cost of
his indebtedness.
collection ar.d so forth.
The San Francisco Call and Bulletin
The conflict between the strikers and
have been at war with the printers’ union
the
railroad company in Texas reached
for several months, but have finally sur­
the
point of bloodshed last Saturday.
rendered and agreed to employ union
men. They paid wages before equal to Strikers, armed with rifles, had a tight
the union scale, but gave preference to with a squad of special police officers
armed with pistols only. Three of the
non-union men.
officers and one of the strikers were
Dame Rumor hath it that Charles
fatally wounded. The strike and its
Francis Adams, President of the Union
tendency has caused grave apprehension
Pacific railroad, will again visit the
among all classes of people in the United
North Pacific Coast during April. His
States—apprehension that a general and
mission here is in connection with the
serious derangement of business, if noth­
proposed extension of the Oregon Short
ing worse, may be imminent as one fea­
Line to Portland. —[News.
ture of the struggle between organized
The railroad rate war is not over yet, labor and capital.
and passengers are still riding across the
continent at low rates. Fares are higher
The river and harbor appropriation
than ten days ago, however, and it is ex­ bill, as completed by the house commit­
pected the roads will arrive at a compro­ tee, makes a total appropriation of $15,-
164,200, which will become available ini
mise before many days and put the prices mediately upon the passage uf the bill.
up to nearly the old figures.
Among the items are the following:
Coos bay entrance, $35,000; Yaquina
The statement of the postmaster-gen­ bay, $80.000; upper Columbia river, in-
eral giving the list of removals made in I eluding Snake river, $10.000; mouth of
postoffices of the fourth class since March I the Columbia river, $150,000; lower
4, 1885, show that the number of such Willamette and Columbia river». $100,-
000; upper Willamette, $10,000; Co­
removals in Oregon has been thirty-four, quille at its mouth, $20,000; Chehalis,
and in Washington twenty-five. This $2,500; Cowlitz (to complete) 82,000;
does not include all changes, however, Skagit, Stillaguamish, Nootsaek, Sno­
such as where commissions have expired homish and Suoquulmish livers, $10,000.
and the like.
In the Oregonian of the 5th is a sketch
of quartz mining in Southern Otegon,
Perry Belmont, chairman of the house by H. O. Lang, in which is given an in­
committee of foreign affairs, has prepared teresting history of the rich strikes in
a bill which he will probably introduce, the past. He estimates the total product
appropriating $160,000 to pay damages of the quartz mines in this county at
Labout $750,000, which includes ,$315,000
indicted on the Chinese at Rock Springs from the Fowler mine, $150,00) from
and elsewhere. This action is taken in Gold Hill, $40,000 from the Jewett mine
accordance with the views of Cleveland and from $2,000 to $10,000 front other
and his cabinet, which havo been ex­ of tho early mines.
The Edmunds resolutions, with the
pressed to Belmont privately.
exception of the third, which declares it
In a recent communication to the Sen­ to be the duty of the senate to refuse its
ate Secretary of State Bayard says of advice and consent to proposed removals
wheat culture: The export of wheat of officers, documents in reference to the
supposed misconduct of whom ate with­
from India is wonderful, and gives occa­ held, were adopted by a strict pat ty vote.
sion for great apprehension. The quan­ On this resnlntiun, Mitchell, Riddleberg-
tity exported is but a small portion. In­ er and Van Wyck voted with the Demo­
dia produced in 1877 three hundred and crats, but the resolution was adopted by I
a vote uf 30 to 29.
twenty million bushels, of which only I
Portland has let another golden op­
about ten million bushels were exported.
portunity slip through her fingers, so to
In San Francisco, on Saturday, the speak. The reduction works, of which
so much has been said and which would
I nited States grand jury found indict­ have brought much trade and wealth to
ments against eight prominent citizens of our city, will be located in Montana by
When will our
the State for subornation of perjury, in capitalists of Helena.
capitalists
awake
from
their
lethargy?—
the ease of fraudulent entries of redwood
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timber land in Humboldt county, Califor­
The ground has been graded at Ya-
nia. Tlie names of three are Joseph
quina City for extensive machine shops
Russ, David Evans and Chasles H. King, tor the O. P. company, which will tie
who collectively represent five millions constructed immediately. The Yaquina
in capital. The names of the other five Hotel, already a large and commodious
are not yet known, but they are said to one, will be enlarged to double its pres­
ent capacity. The grain warehouse will
be all wealthy men.
also be doubled in size and capacity.
The Indian appropriation bill as passed
by the House of Representatives appro­
priates $5000 for the support and instruc­
tion of the Indians on Klamath reserva­
tion, including pay of employes; $1100
for the salary of the agent and $1000 for
the last of the twenty installments to
the Klamaths ami Modocs, as per treaty
of October 14, 1864. This $1000 is to
be applied in keeping in repair a sawmill,
flouring mill, ditierent buildings, schools
and hospitals. For the Indian school
at Salem $41,500 is appropriated, includ­
ing $5000 for the new buildings.
C. A 0. R. R. Extension.
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The people of Southern Oregon should
not rest until the daily mail service is
restored lietween Ashland and Linkville.
The idea of the people of the whole of
Klamath county, including an im|>ortant
U. S. military jx»st, being condemned to
do without a daily mail is prepostreous,
and too outrageous a grievance to be
patiently borne. Pititions for a redress
of the grievance should be circulated in
every direction. They will certainly be
gladly signed by every citizen of South­
ern Oregon, and Northern Oregon as
well, fJr an interruption of curresdon- I
dence causes serious inconvenience to
people in Portland and elsewhere in the
state who have business relations with
residents of Southern Oregon.
The county treasurer has called in for
redemption all county scrip protested
prior to Jan. 22, 1881, and the “Times”
seizes the occasion to again say that “the
reduction of the county debt goes bravo-
ly on.
He doesn't mentiou that the is­ I
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suance of new scrip, to take the place of
tha^ called in, also “goes bravely on,”
anfl that the interest upon all scrip issued
since Jan. 22d, 1881, will continue to go
“bravely on” as usual. Tell us the
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amount of scrip issued since the first of
January, 1886, and give an estimate of
what will be required up to July 1, 1886, !
and let us compare this with the sum I
paid for the venerable county warrants !
redeemed. Then we may be able to de­
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termine how “bravely on” goes the re­
duction of the debt.
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The following notes of work on the
Oregon it California extension were sent
to the Redding Press under date of
March 25th:
Since my last letter considerable prog
ress has been made on the extension of
the C. A (>. The force has been in­
creased in all the departments of the
constiaction. Larrabee’s right-of-way
gang is lietween Shot Gun creek and
Southern’s, while the “booming pot­
hole” is doing its terrific work between
Portuguese Flat and Gibson’s. The
bombardment can be heard for miles up
and down the canyon uf the Sacramento
A sad accident occurred ut tunnel 9
last week. A man named Mike Casey
was so badly injured that he died on the
way to the hospital.
Day light streams through tunnel 11.
One hundied feet yet remains to be ex­
cavated in tunnel 10 and about as much
in tunnel 9.
From the present outlook tourists can
leave San Francisco in the morning and
supper with J. H. Sisson, at Strawberry
Valley, by January 1, 1887. and not suf
fer any great inconvenience by so doing.
Col. Scobie has completed his part of
the work at the 7th crossing and will in
a few days move his headquarters from
Portuguese Flat to the 11th crossing.
LETTER LIST.
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Auctioneers and Appraisors.
"Medical science has produced tm otl,< r nr.o-
dyne expectorant bO p>od ns A yer ’ s < merry
P el TOR al . It i* invaluable for disturb•# of the
throat and lung«.”
The same opinion i> expressed by the
well-known Dr. L. J. Addison, ui Chicago,
111., who says :—
E have made arrangements with the
State Board of Emigration nt Portland
to have our list of properties "FOR SALK or
KENT, with a full description of our Fine
Climate and Great Fruit Valiev, placed in tho
hands of new comers. We have n large ac­
quaintance in the East, many of whom desire
to come to this locality.
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•‘I have never found, in thirty-five year» of
continuous study and practice ot medicine, any
preparation of ho urt at value a« A yer s C herr T
P ectoral , for treatment <f diseases of tbc
throat and Inmr*. It not only breaks up cold»
and cures wevere cough«, hut I h more effective
than anvthlng else in relieving even the molt
serious bronc hial and pulmonary affections.”
BUY NOW
The undersigned hereby respectful­
ly announce to the public that from
this date they propose to sell goods
Loans Negotiated and Collections
Made.
And save the advance.
One
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One
One
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For Cash and for Cash Only !
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Call at our office and give us full particulars,
and we will Bl'Y, SEI.I., or RENT for you on
reasonable terms.
AYER’S
Cherry Pectoral
Samples of Quartz Solicited, and As­
says made Correct and Cheap.
Is not ft new claimant for popular confi­
dence. but a medicine which is to-day
savin/the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered to the public.
There is not a household ill which this
invaluable remedy has once been in­
troduced where its use lias ever been
abandoned, and there is not n person
who has ever given it a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep­
tible of cure, who lias not been muuc
well bv it.
AYER'S < KERRY PECTORAL lias,
In numberless instances, cured obstinate
ça-« s of chronic Bronchitis, lairyngitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
sa..<1 many patients ill the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. It is a
medicine that only requires to betaken in
small do-es, i« pleasant to the taste, and is
n »1 <1 in every house where there arc
children, ns there i« nothing so good as
AYER'S« KERRY PI < TOKAR for Ireat-
i:i -nt of Croup and Whooping Cough.
The-• ¡ire all plain facts, which can be
i ■.•it: d l>. anybody. and should be re­
membered by even body.
“The credit system must go ”
prices means lower prices.
We have correspondence with a number of
Mining Capitalists who desire investments.
Sales made where ledges are of
value.
Cash
PLEASE REMEMBER
That acre property near Ashland has
steadily advanced in prices and the
end is not yet.
Town lots with and without improve­
ments for sale at low rates.
For further imformaticn, apply to
C. T. HARRIS & CO.
ASHLAND, OR., APRIL i, 1886,
AT CITY
10 Acre tract ready for the plow, for $1,000.
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tracts at $150 each,
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10
tract for $300.
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10
250.
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10
700.
All good 1 Fruit land, well located from
3-4 to 1 1-2 miles from Ashland.
ALFORD & BRAG-DON.
Correspondence solicited.
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G. F. BILLINGS.
Insurance and Real Estate.
P. S.—Approved country produce
taken in exchange for goods at cash
prices.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
Ashland, Oi’egon,
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PREPARED BY
Dr J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
STOR±
Cun be found a full lire of
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry.
Fancy Goods,
Silver and l’lated
“Water Bug«, Roaches."
"Rough on Rats" clears them out. also beet­
les. auts.
I.ife Preserver.
If vou are losing your grip on life, try
"Wells' Health Rc-uewer.’
Goes direct to
weak spots.
“Rough on Files.”
Cures piles or hemorrhoids, itching, protrud­
ing, bleeding, internal or other. Internal and
external remedy in each package. Sure cure,
50c. Druggists.
Pretty Women.
Eadies who woul 1 retain freshncM and vi­
vacity. Don't fail to try "Wells' Hcaltli Re-
uewer."
Hough <>n Itch.
■ Rough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions
ringworm tetter,
t "... salt rheum,
J_____ frosted feet, chill
blains.
Rough on Catarrh,
Corrects offensive odors ut onee. Complete
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cure of worst chronic cases, also unequaled ns
gargle for diphthera, sore throat, foul breath.
J0c.
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'■lioiigli on Itats.”
Clears out rats, tnli-e, roaches, Illes, ant«,
bedbugs.
Heart rail
Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dizziness,
indigestion, li -adaehe. sl.-i-plersuew cured by
“Wells’ llcultli Renewer."
“Rough on Cornu.”
Ask for'Velis' "Rough on corns.' 1.5 cents.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
" Hoehn-Pallia.”
Qrick, complete cure, all kidney, bladder
and urinary diseases, scalding, irritation, stone,
gravel, catarrh of the bladder. 41. druggists.
Bed-bugs, Flies.
Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by ' Rough
on rats." 15c.
Thin People.
'•Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and
vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual de­
bility. »1.
“Rough on Pain.”
Cutes cholera, colic, cramps, diarrhcea,
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. 20c. Rough on pain plasters. 15c.
-Mothers.
If you are failing, broken, worn out and ner­
vous, use "Wells' Health Renewer." 41. Drug­
gists.
THE STOVE STORE i
HUNSAKER & DODGE,
ASHLAND,.......................... OREGON.
Ware, Violin Strings, Drugs. Medicines,
We have reduced our prices on stoves
and defy competition. We are selling
hardware lower than anv other house
in the county. Prices on all kinds of
farming implements lower than ever
before.
We sell the Studebaker iVagons and
Buggies, and the J. I. Case Plows !
Hoosier Grain Drill and Seeder, Acme,
and Keystone Disc Harrows, and have
the largest and best stock of all kinds
of farm machinery in Ashland.
Give us a call and be convinced.
Toilet Soaps and Perfumery.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired.
Sewing Machine Needle» and Oil.
{^■Prescription8 carefully compounded.
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T. K. BOLTON A CO.
M. MAYER,
Wonld inform the public that he ha.« again io-
tubli«hed liini*elf tn
The Tailoring Business
IN ASHLAND,
Next to the Nutley shoe shop on Main street,
and has for sale a well chosen stock of
Cloths and Casslntercs
From which to make up suit« to order.
fine line of
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Men's Furnishing’ (ioods,
Con-isting of Fine Shirt«. Vnderwearof every
sort, etc. ; all for sale nt lowest living prices.
Full line of samples of Ashland Woolen
Goods and other fabrics on hand.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Arc prepared to furnish PfANOS and ORGAN'S at PRICES that DEFY COMPETITION.
All Instruments guaranteed as represented or Money refunded.
Our terms are as liberal as any house on the Coast. Bacon, Lard, Wheat.
Oats or Bttrley taken in payment for Instruments. Cash also, not rejected.
------- ORGAN'S TAKEN IN' PART PAY FOR PIANOS. -------
Agency for Southern Oregon and Northern California for the following
Instruments:
PIANOS.
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ORGANS.
Mason & Hamlin.
A. B. Chase.
Great Western.
I Decker Bros,
Behr Bros,
J. & C. Fisher,
Emmerson.
and
Ivers & Pond.
We also keep a full supply of Sl'J’ERIOR strings for the Violin. Banjo, and Guitar.
Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons, Flutes, Flageolets, Music Books, Sheet
Music, Music Rolls and Folios,
Always on hand. In fact, anything in the MuMc Hue can be furnished on Short Notice.
Give us a call and be convinced. All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Respectfully,
WILLARD & EUBANKS.
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HUNSAKER & DODGE.
C losing : S ale ! THE RAIL ROAD WAR!
CARO BROS, have concluded to sell
off their remaining stock
Notice.
Cutting Rates all along the Line in every department!
Within THIRTY Days, STRICTLY.
The following is the price list of some
articles:
Estray Notice.
Taken up by the undersigned at his ranch on
the head of Antelope creek. Jackson county,
Oregon, the 1st day of February 18S6, the fol­
lowing <lescribcd animal, to-wit : One light
bay mure, between 14 and 15 hands high and
about 16 years old. with heavy mane and tail,
right hind foot white up to pastern joint: left
fore foot a litt'e white above tne hoof; branded
on left shoulder—brand not intelligible.
The above described mare wus appraised by
J. s Eubanks, J. 1’,. on the 15th day of March,
ls8«'>, at »1,5.
GEO. II. B a YLEY.
Calico, 18 yards for $1.00.
Satines, 8 cents per yard.
P. K. Lawn, 7 cts. per yard.
Nun’s veiling, in all colors, 48 inches wide, 37*2 cts. pci yard.
Bunting, in all colors, I2j~ cts.
Corsets, from 50 cents-----
Ladies’ and Childrens' Lisle thread hosiery, the very best, 25 cts. per pair.
All-wool cashmeres, 50 cents per yard,
Full assortment of Spanish and Oriental Lace, 6 in. wide, 30 cts. per yard.
Table Linen, bleached, (5. 50 cents.
Ruching, in all shades, 9c.
Satin Parasols, in all colors, $1.75.
Notice of Assignment
Notice is licrvbj given that W T ( obitrn and
William Coburn, copartners doing business
under the firm mime ami style of W T Coburn
<k company in the city of Ashland, county of
Jackson, state of Oregon, did on flic 18th day
of March, a i > iss<;, make, execute ami deliver
to me. the undersigned, their assignment ill
writing of all their property, goods, wares,
merchandise, aeioiitits. dues and demands of
every kind and ih «crimion whatsoever owned
by them or in which they, or either ot them,
hud any interest, for the benefit of all their
creditors in proportion to the amount of their
respective claim«. Ami th; creditors of the
«aid W T Coburn <k co or ot either of the said
copartner-, are hereby notified utid requested,
pursuant to the law s of the state of Oregon in
such ease made and provided, to present their
respective claims, under oath, to the under­
signed assignee, on or before the 18th day of
June, a n J88»>.
G ovan Iftoit. Assignee.
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Etc.,
Etc.,
Etc.
BUT don’t forget, Crockery and Class­
ware at YOUR OWN PRICE.
CHOK E FARM FOR SALK
OTRemember these goods will
and must be sold within 30
days, as the manager of this
establishment is abonl to
leave for San F’rancisco.
Best Location in Rogue River
Valley.
SAFE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE !
The undersigned. In consequence of the il
health of hl« w ife. is compelled to seek a drier
climate, and therefor offers lor sale his farm
of 98 acn « adjacent to the Town of Talent.
The place is in a high stale of cultivation, con­
tains a good lioii.e ami barn, about 5oo fruit
trees, good water, etc. Will also sell horses,
wagons, cattle, hogs, a full outfit of farming
implements and household furniture. Terms
easy.
Iltc farm will be -old alone, if desired. Ad­
dress.
G. F. I’KXNEII.IKER. I
Ta’ent. < tregon, Feb. 5, 1886.
THE LAST TRUMP! Lumber! Lumber I
For the nett 60 Days,
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Choice Canns for Sale.
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Are now prepared to furnish Lumber, either
OUR PRICES!
See this partial list, and examine your old bills:
Axle Grease, II. & L.. ¡»ei'can.........$0
Llutng tit balls, per box, luc or 2 for 0
Baking Powder, Price’s, pr 16 ozcan 0
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Royal s pr 16 oz can
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“ pr 12 <>z can
“ pr 5 bi can •)
“ Fulger s, j ir 1 lb can
or bucket 0
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pr 2A tb can 1
Billiard chalk, perdoz,...................... 0
Cloves, (whole) per th...................... 0
Cocoanut, 1 tb buckets...................... 0
Cinnamon,ground, Folger’s, | Tt. tins 0
Corn Starch 1 It, paj»er 15c, or 2 for 0
Candles per box, (go<xl)............ ... 3
Canned Corned Beef, per 2 th can. 0
“ Chipped- “
“ 2 it, can.. 0
Cream Tartar (bulk) “
it)........ 0
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Folgjer's, per can.... 0
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Golden Gate, per can 0
Coffee, (Arbuckle«) 5 lbs for.......... 1
Corn, (Winslow’s) 2 th can. ............ 0
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45.
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35.
45.
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old price.$0 25 Chocolate. Eagle, per II-............
SO 35.
Old urice $0 50
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“ 0 25 CuttauU, Zante, per lb.......... ... 0 12.1
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“ 0 60 Crackets, (Soda) per 10 lb box .. 0 i>5.
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“ 0 50 Envelopes, per box! tn..............
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¡»er 2 oz bottle................ ... 0 15.
“ 0 25
Extracts, (flavoring) Folgers, per 2 oz
.. 9 50
bottle,..................
... 0 20.
“ 0 25
Ginger, Folgers, J it» tins.......... ... 0 15.
“ 0 20
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“ 0 îiO Lye, ( Aniei lean) per can 15c or 2 for 0 25.
“ 1 10 Mustard, Fidgets, 1 It, tins
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“ 0 20
Nutmegs, per lb............
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“ 0 80
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“ 0 50 Oat Meal, 14 il»s for............
1 00.
“ twelve
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“ o 50 Pickles, ¡»er gallon........................ . . 0 50.
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“ o 25 Pep(»er, ground, | it, tins..........
0 15.
“ 0 20
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“ 0 20 Rice, 11 lbs for............................
1 00.
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“ 3 50 Soap, laigest stock, be.it assortmiJilt,
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and lowest price.
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“ 0 40 Starch, 1 It, pa|>crs, 15c or 2 for. ... 0 25
“ 0 20
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o 0 75 Soda, in Folgers cartoons, 2!. it, p kgs
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full weight,........................ ... 0 25.
“ 0 30
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“ 0 60 Tea, choicest blended, 1 11» tins. . u 50.
“ 0 60
Vinegar, per gallon.................... ... 0 3Ó.
“ 0 40
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“ 0 25 Writing paper, pur package........ ... o 5.
“ 0 10
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"viiewiny, oiTioKiny. u¡ü and hew üranús rresh boods
BOTTOM
Climax, 12 oz plug, each...................$0 45.
Perfection, 14 oz plug, each.......... 0 50.
Saw Log 12 . z ping, each.................. 0 45.
< >lil price $0 50
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and
PRICES.
1 nmatched, 14 oz |,lug, s<>metl ing
new, excellent quality... . .$0 45.
Spearhead, 12 oz plug, each... ... 0 45.
< Hd price
4«
SO 50
41
“ 0 50
BÇD... The above ’rices are subject to change as wholesale prices change,
Finishing, Rustic or Flooring
price
any
0. COOLIDGE,
CAN, NICKELSBURG & CO.
129 4 131 Sansome St.,
S an
F rancisco .
C al .
Make the itest and must durable
Roots and Shoes on the Pacific
Coast. Buy no other,
All Kinds uf Çastmgs furnished at lowest rates.
SAW CÜMMIM3 A SPECIALTY.
I
the depot
i
I will sell trees cheaper and
all kinds of rough lumber, ut any point
along the line of the o&t'KR nt
« to
than any man, or anv set of compete
with
mill in Southern Oregon.
Wc w ill also soon be prepared to furnish
men, ever dreamed of selling, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets
in Jackson County.
and every description of finishings.
Correspondence invited. All orders filled
promptly. Address,
If you want to buy trees, i
Door and Lumbor Co.,
come and see me. Xow is Sugar-Pine, H.
B. MILLER,
the time. This is the last Grants Pass, Or.
Manager.
call, and fair warning.
ASHLAND AGENT. L. H. Adams, at
Machinery of All Kinds Made
Xew and Repaired.
¿nor neah
! The Sugar-Pine Door and Lumber Co.
G rants T> a SS.
OUR PRICES!
i
THE I N’DERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale a No. 1 grain farm, containing 204
acres of tillable land situated on the stage
road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Place
is well improved, good well of water for
house use and living stream for stock.
Also 215 acres lying within half a mile of
Pliienix. all under fence, count} road on
two sides: can at small expense be put in
cultivation. For particulars call on or ad­
dress
H. SCHERRER
OUR PRICES!
i UDnuvUu
MACHINE SHOP Prop r. Ashland Nurseries.
Of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, man­
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co. San Francisco, Cal. It is
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_
agreeable
to the taste,
acceptable
to the
stomach, harmless in its nature, painless
yet prompt and thorough in its action. >
1
For »ale by J H Chitwood A- Son.
is improving.
Prices firm, and Sales increasing.
ANO —
Commission Agents, I
I
Following is a list of uncalled-for letters re­
maining in the Post Office at Ashland. Oregon,
April 1. 1886.
Raker C B
Lamar Jame«
Bush Cyrus
l.a»h ( has
Barber Dennis
Morr Willis
Barnett M rs C It
On my 2"l acre farm there is one hundred
Burden Archie
Covalt A B
acres of "rain and hay growing, that I will
Sager August
Crocker Miss Amo
sell with the farm. If desired, can give pos­
SnyderE A
Dickinson F E
session at any time.
Simmons M
Dillard F
Simmons Murat
JOHN 8. HERRIN, Ashland, Or.
Faith Mrs Charley
Shelly s C
Hawkins William
Sparliug Edward
Hawkins Mrs Ella
Starling Edwin
Hogli Marion
St. .loan K
I
Hogue Mrs p N'
Tungate Mrs J
Helmsand Hadley
Whitman John P
Jackson Mrs Len
Webb Rev J W
'.SHLAND, OREGON
Kibbv Eugene
Ward Miss Janey—2
Persons calling for tho above letters will
please say "advertised."
A. P. II OIMOXD, P. JI.
The Perfection
REALESTATEE — MERCANTILE.
ETC.
G. T. HARRIS i CO ANNOUNCEMENT! LATEST RETURNS
Indicate that the Real Estate market
Real Estate, Mining
FRIDAY
The fatal rapidity with which Fda-.
Colds and Cough's frequently develop
into tile gravest maladies of the throat
and lungs, is a consideration which sliou i
impel every prudent person to keep a-
hand, as a household remedv. a bottle o’
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
Nothing else gives such immediate n-lie f
mid works so sure a cure in till «flections
of thi« class. That «mint nt physician.
Prof. F. Sweet® r. of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me., say«:—
GENERAL MERCHANDISE-HARD WARE
MISCELLANEOUS
MEDICINE.
NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.
12—a)
hlillcr <f' Co. s wirrhinisr.
12 Packets Best Garden
Seeds for 50 Cts.
I On receipt of 50et«, we will mail to anv ad-
J drc«s. in the United Slates, one paeket eaeli of
tile following choice varieties vegetable seeds:
Early Winning«tadt Cabbage. Half Long
i
Scarlet Carrot. Early Green (lnsier ' i.-
cumber. Salamander Lettuce. Bay View
,
Muskmelon. Tie IIoss Waterme’on. New
Giant Kocea Onion, Doublg t birled
I
ley. I.ong Scarlet Itadi»h. Kottud Lcaj
Spinach, Perfect Gem 8oua«h, Whitt-
|
Egg Turnip.
; address
R. J. TRUMBULL & CO.,
, 419and421 SansomeSt.,San Francisco,Cal.
Oranges, Lemons. Figs, and Crackers received evert
— OUO'
M.y Assortment ot
Groceries, Tobaccos, Notions, Stationery and Confectionery,
Is ¡terhaps as full and complete as can be found in Southern Oregon, and I
WILL NOT
UNDERSOLD
Mv goods are all fresh, and all are WARRANIED IO BE AS REPRESENTED.
livered promptly and free of charge within the city limits.
All purchases de
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FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Cash Paid for Country Produce.
GEO. ENGLE,
Office of Wells, Fargo & Co. I
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•• Cal. & Or. Stage Co. j
Proprietor Red House, Ashland, Or.