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ASHLAND
TIDINGS
LICENSES IS LED.
On Monday evening the Ashland City
Council hel<l the adjourned meeting to
continue consideration of the liquor
tDiTOlilAL NOTES AND NLWS.
license question. The petitioners were
represented by tho City Attorney (J. T.
There are 453 jiatieuts in the Oregon Bowditch) and Judge DePeatt, while 8.
B Galey and Col. Cnrrey appeared as .
invino asylum at the present time.
counsel tor the re uonstrators. As the
A majority of the British newspapers two petitions contained the same names,
oppose Gladstone's scheme for Irish home as did also the two remonstrances, it was
rule, and the success of his bill is doubt agreed that the result of the contest itjsin
the first petition taken up, that of Hi.h
ful.
A Taylor, should decide the fate of bo h
Consideration of the challenged nanus
The cut rates have been very bene­
on the petition was first tn order. Conn
ficial to the lumber dealers of California, sei lor remonstraturs suggested that the
who have shipped 2,500 cats of lumber illiiveis.il idle of ptoceedure ill the case of
elections should obtain, namely the
Hist since the war began.
petitioners or voters cli.d'enged should
Hc-at.t, tlm newly appointed Scnatoi t»e the ones to furnish proof of qualifica­
front California, east h a first vote in the tions, or “swerr in’’ their votes. Conn
sei for petitioners objected, and the court
Senate against the bill for the admission
rued tint the challengers must furnish
of Wushingtou Territory to stateship.
the evidence. ’1 his made it decidedly,
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awkward for the challenging party, but |
Recent voting on the silver coinage a large nnuilier of affidavits were submit­
bill shows that a st tong majority in the ted, some of them alleging that to the
lower house of Congress is in favor of al­ best of challengers' knowledge and be­
lowing the existing law to continue un­ lief certain of the parties challenged were
not citizens an<l voters of Ashland, lie
disturbed.
monatrators also presented positive affi­
The report of the legislative committee davits from thirty-seven of the forty-live
persons ch dlenged on the remonstrances
on MaeaMiiit-nt and taxation is being sent "> the effect that they were citizens and
out by the secretary of state in accord voters of Ashland.
Un the other side, counsel for the peti­
ance with the provisions of the act creat­
tioners objected to two of the names on
ing the board.
the remonstrance because they were ob­
In her effoits to support her share of tained from parties who were stopping at
the “Jeffersonian simplicity " of the pres Grant’s Pass when signing. No affidavits
«gainst any of the other challenged re- I
ent administration, Mis. Secretary VV hit- inonstrators were submitted.
ney spends $25u0 a week in entertaining
The matter was then tti peculiar shape.
Hie remonstraturs, under the tilling of
Washington society.
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rhe council, c<>uld not demand that the
The trial of Burns, Hyndman, Champ­ sixty five challenged petitioners be emit-
ion and W lili.nus, socialist leaders, oil a [M'lled to slate l»y affidavit w bethel or
charge of having inched the Trafalgar not they were qualified voters, but tiny
secured voluntary affidavits from eight,
square and Hyde park riot in London, stating that they were not voters of the
resulted in a verdict of acquittal.
city. Taking off' these eight, there wele
ieft 174 names on the petition. Fifty­
The sentiment in favor of having the seven of these had been challenged, and
executive sessions of the senate open to i large number of affidavits were sub­
the public, instead of making them a sort nutted against them by the temonstia-
of * "clear chamber proceedings, is gain tors. Some of the councilmen consid­
ered some of these affidavits sufficient
to be rapidly gaining ground at Wash evidence against the «.pialiticatious of lite
ingtou. Logan is one of the leading ad parties against whom they were directed,
nut a majority of the council decided all
Vacates of open session.
these affidavits to be insufficient evi­
The Oregonian urges the cultivation dence. This latter way of counting left
Hie petitioners fourteen ahead. One of
of broom corn tn Oregon, and mentions the councilmen figured a majmity for the
that recent importations of that article remoiistrators until he fintunately dis
from the Eastern states have Cost ovei covered that the affidavits to the citizen­
$200 per ton. The Rogue river valley ship of the challenged parties on the re­
monstrance neglected to state that the
is no doubt the most favored [»art of the
parties named in the affidavits were the
state tn which to grow corn of any kind, “identical paities' of the same names on
and our farmers should give breont corn ihe remonstrance. Fearing that they
were thirty-seven other persons of the
a trial.
same names living in tow,», lie decided
As an illustration of the absurdity 'hat the affidavits were 'to evidence, and
therefore struck the thirty-seven names
which may be reached by the abuse of Tom the ii monstrance, leaving the peti­
the boycott system of warfare in social tion away ahead.
The council thereupon proceeded to
and economic matters, it is reported
from Washington that Mrs. Logan re­ /rant the petitions and ordered a license
issued to each of the petitioners for one
ceived an anonymous note last Friday, year.
warning her not to attend the ball given
The matter has shown a very nearly
by the Chinese legation, as it might in­ equal division of sentiment in the c»»m
jure her husband's chances for the Presi inunity upon the question, and, yet there
can be no dispute over the fact that if
dency.
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the parties challenged upon both the pe­
tition and the remonstrance were re­
Edmunds, of Vermont, will soon have quired to make pelsonal affidavit of their
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to past the ordeal of test for re-election qualifications the remonstrance would
to the Senate. During the Blaine cam­ have a majority, and the renionstiatois
paign he hadn't time to make any have, therefore, good ground upon which
to coinplain of the manner in which the
speeches in favor of the man from Maine, question
was disposed of.
hut some of the Blaine newspapers ot
Looking at the matter, however, from
New England have abundance of leisuie the temperance standpoint which is al­
now in which t<> worry Edmunds. Many ways maintained by lite T idings , we can
are the rocks ami shoals lying in the nut consider that it is better for the iowu
under theexisiing circumstances tint the
course of even the most favored poli­ saloons are licensed —not because it is
ticians.
better to have siloous now, but because
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the majority against the license- system is
In the House of Representatives on not large enough to enforce [»rohibinon
the 10th Congressman Hermann, of Ore­ even if it had secured its legal enactment
gon, presented a petition to the House by the city council. Prohibition h is no
chance without a good, strong majority
from citizens of Lake county, Oregon, sentiment behind it. When this is ob
asking Congress to prevent the California l lined prohibition of the liquor traffic
ami Oregon Land Company from occupy­ may be enforced to as great a degree as
ing the finest lauds in Goose Lake ami i almost any prohibitive law now on our
' statute books.
other valleys unlawfully. He states the
Bills of Interest to the Pacific.
Company is in possession of the land
[Washington Dispatch April 12.J
giant of the Oregon Central Military
A recipitulatiott of whit the Western
W agon Road, which it did not earn, ami
has taken much valuable laud for indent slope is accomplishing in the [»resent Con
gressshows well. Many riversand harbors
nity. The petitioners are ready to fur­ in Oregon have received ai ! from the river
nish evidence that the land grant was and h irbor bill of over $600.000.
The bill for the creation of a new land
never earned.
district in th.it State is on the House
“Native Son’s of Oregon” is tho style calendar.
The bill appropriating $350,000 for a
of a new organization. It is rumored
new federal building in Portland Oregon,
that Klamaths, M»»docs, Pitites and passed the Senile and was reported
Snakes will be excluded from member favorably in the House, ami the bill for
ship. This clannish style of organiza­ a National park at Crater lake, Oregon,
tion is being followed in Portland beyond is well advanced.
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The rivers in Washington Terri'ory
the line of distinction between true
will have $145,000 itt the river ami h tr-
Americanism and British flunkeyism. bor bill.
The papers tell ns of the “Native Sons I The appropriation thus far prnvi led
of the Golden West,” “Native Sons of for the State and Territories on the Pa
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hopes to
Pennsylvania,” “Native Sons” of other cific ocean $2,0J2,000 I Dolph
add $150.000 more to the River ami Har­
statesand territories, and next we may bor bill for the mouth of the Cidnmbii
expect to hear of the organization of the river. He will also increase the appro­
“Native Sons of Multnomah County,” priation for Coose and Yaquina bays, so
“Native Sons of Couch Precinct," etc. the probable total appropriation for the
Pacific Coast, will not be less th in $2,-
The bill for the ndmission of Washing­ 200.000 The resolution to abrogate the
Hawaiian Reciprocity treaty has been re-
ton Territory passed the Senate last we< k porte<l favorably by the Watsattd Means
by a strong majority, a few Democratic A bill has been reported favorably by the
Senators voting in the affirmative. It House for the forieiture of the Oregon
will not pass the other branch of Con­ and California and the Ciliforni i ami
Oregon railroad land grants. Also for
gress, however. Hermann, «>f this state, the forfeiture of the Atlantic A Pacific
who is in the committee on territories, ami Northern Pacific railway land grams.
says the democratic majority of the com­ Perhaps the most important measure of
mittee would not report any bill for the all is that relates to immigration from
China. Morrow's bill received a loud
admission of a new state, and Springer and earnest consideration in the House
of Illinois, him said the house would take Foreign Affairs Committee, it will l>c
no action on this subject at this session. reported to the House.
He also said that action at the next ses­
A Bohl Robbery.
sion on the admission of new states
[Prineville Review Extra. April 6.]
would depend largely on the result of
About 10 o'clock las* night John
the elections next fall. The democratic Backus, who w»»iks in County Treasurer
majority in the house consider the ad­ J. T. Bushnell's saddle ami harness shop,
mission *f new states purely from a po­ went to the shop for the purpose of go­
ing to bed, and found that the safe had
litical standpoint.
been opened and robbed. He imme­
diately
ran to Mr. Bushnell's house and
The United States Department of Ag­
gave the alarm. Sheriff' Blakely was
riculture reports that the official statis­ I I wakened and seaich was made, but no
tical investigation for April makes a re­ trace of the thief was found.
The building had been enteied by­
duction of the winter wheat area of
3,500,030 acres from the breadth seeded knocking a board off the side, and the
safe unlocked and contents taken without
two years ag", and 5 per cent, reduction creating any suspicion, which, as the
ft oiii the area seeded a year ago. On shop had only been closed about two
the Atlantic coast there has been a very hours and during the time persons had
slight reduction, and none on the Pacific been [»assing along the street almost cn-
stantly, makes the robbery rather a mys­
coast. The larguat decrease is in Illinois,
tery. The safe was one of the old-style
Kansas and Missouri. In coiii|>arison Hail's pattern, which locks with both
with the breadth harvested last year, combination and key, and could not be
there is an increase. In a moderate de­ openetl by a pers"tt not knowing the com­
bination, i nor without the key, without
gree, protection by snow has been en­
injuring the door. No one except Mr.
joyed, though the covering has neither Bushnell had a key to the safe, and were
been heavy m»r cuntinu -us. Winds have his character not beyond repioaclt. Bus­
laid bare the exposed surface and covered picion 'night iest on him as being the
the valleys deeper. Winter killing in guilty party, but Mr Bushnell is too
well known for any one to believe that
patches is, therefore, reported to some i
he could have been in any way impli­
extent. The general average of condi­ cated.
tion is 92L "gainst 56 last year, the low-
The losses were; County foods,
est ever reported, and 94 two years ago. $2905; $210 on deposit belonging to A
ILinois shows 86, Missouri 94, Kansas Andrews, and $70 belonging to .Mr.
Bushnell.
88, and California 100.
The county court, which is at present
in session, offers a reward of $500 for the
Tjhe Willamette University has turned arrest and conviction of the thief.
■out.seven new doctors thia year, tern of
The treasurer's bondsmen ate E. N.
them ladies. They received their diplo- White, Stewart A Pett, D E. Temple­
ut is last ^l"mlay evetiing, the commence­ ton, B. F. Allen, Perry Reed, J. S.
ment exercise« occurring in Portland.
Smith and Charles Oartwright.
H|IDAY
PR iPLiEl'ARY
MEDICINE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
KEALhsi APEE — aiL.KU.tN 11L1',.
GENERAL M E RC H A N DIS E— H A RD W A11E - ETC
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Notice of ÄMtignuieut.
APRIL 16, 1886
THE BEST
Hair restorative in the world is H all ’ s
H air R enewek . It cure« nil disease« of
the scalp, n tn I stimulates the hail" glands
to healthful action, it stop« the failin'! ot
tin* hair; prevent« it« turnin'! graj : cures
lialthie««. nml restore« youthful color and
freshue«« of nt'l earaliee to Iteatl« already
tv lire wi h a'!i*. Tlm following arc a lew
iliusti'alious of what is done by
HALL’S
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER:
M rh . HrNsornnY, S44 Franklin Jw.,
Bi vokl ¡ jh , AV-. Miter »4 hud * utiack <f Lrv-
»ipui.fi in the h nJ, found lit r Imir—r.lrcady
gray—filling <» I' ►,» r
th- ’ ►D»« ►ot»n beenme
quit” bald. One b< t.lc <»f ll.ML -4 JI a III b’E-
bEWEii brought it b < k m svDi bruwu and
th.u.s u« whm the wa» a gill.
Mn. K t :«1. ino . nn < 11 f inner, near TTYrr-
It .1 ►<• irt uiV ; !»\ I. .if hll, Mini MitJ.t
l»tik* tin ru v .¡.*4 of it I a I 1 h ( uiue i eai ly while.
O n-b..iik-(.f H ai l ’ s H.\m L lm . wek \t< pp<d
i• -» f ’h”-■! 4.1.1, pH I L' !\v I in H tl.H I , llixiiri; nt
Lund of Lair, M3 brown and frioliu» be evur had.
jFd* M::s. A. T. W alt ., Grfcnfiflth Chr*hirft
TT/'y.. v rtt •- ‘*1 h.\»• f'Ht.d ti u gn nti Kt Inn-
I t.fit nn tl • II-* < f liAT.L’.s llAlIl RtNFWER.it
|i.i\ii»g rrMortd n v h .i, width wp ** r.ipily full-
ing oil’, and r< tin iu J it» original color.”
ri* Dn. I’*,in. Hnir. Ditrnif,
A., ccrtifiPA
tV t ‘•H ai . i .S H au : K l ‘« i : v i n j«* 4 \n lit nt 1« r
Ii :r ur »w. '•/, nn I l \< > buck the natural color
to halt d and gray bail.”
«J- Mns.S. E. E lliott . Glmrille, IF. Fifi.,
sny - •<>>l.i I » 1 H ai . i »« 11 ai it R enewer
Ustori •J my h..ir to its laJur.*!, jui.inful color.”
No iirurions sub*Jnnce* enter into Hie
eoi!i; o-iiioti of H all ' s llAtit llrxiiwEit,
timi it i« imt a <l <*. I*« vcgctable int’fc-
ili n'- n tei r it in lite hi; he«t dccrcc l»< nc-
tìi-ì.tl lo tlm «clip a* a preventive <»f dis-
t ■:■•■•. 1'« ell’ei'ts are naturai ami la«tin,j'.
tir. I it ilot's not make lite liair dry timi
ln .i-h\. likc tlm «’»-ealletl lestoi'.itives eotn-
ponudeti w itli ulcobol.
Notice is hereby given that W T Coburn and
William Coburn, copartners doing business
under the firm nutne and style of w T Coburn
i company in the city of Ashland, county of
Jackson. State of Oregon, did on the isth'day
of March, a t>
make, execute and deliver
to me. the nndersigued. their assignment in
writing of all their property, goods, wares,
merchandise, accounts, .lues ami demands of
every kind ami description w hstsoever owned
by th. in or in which they, or either of them,
had any interest, for the benefit of al! their
creditors in proportion to '.lie amount of their
respective claims. And th • creditors of the
said W T Coburn & co or «1 either of the said
copartners, are hereby notified and requested,
pursuant to the laws of the Slate of Oregon in
-uch case made and provided, to present their
respective claims, under oath, to the under­
signed assignee, on or before the l.sth day of
lune, a t> lxs6.
G ovan H igh . Assignee.
11-61111
LATEST RETURNS
ANNOUNCEMENT!!
For Cash and for Cash Only !
All good Fruit land, well located from
3-4 to 1 1-2 miles from Ashland.
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Notice.
The firm of High, Taylor A company will
dissolve partnership by mutual consent April
1st. High A Taylor will cotitiuue the business
at the old stand; Burris A lanig retiring
Those Knowing themselves indebted to us
will come forward and settle. Those having
bills against tile above tirni will please pre­
sent them.
H igh , T ayloba Co.
Ashland, Or., March 25, 1886.
C. T. HARMS 4 CO
“The credit system must go.”
prices means lower prices.
PLEASE REMEMBER
Cash
That ache 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
ALFORD & BRAGDON.
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Real Estate, Mining
WHISKERS
One 10 Acre tract ready for the plow, for $1,000,
Ten I 44 tracts at Si50 each.
One 10 It tract for $;oo.
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One 6 it
180.
Ct
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One 10
25O.
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One ¡0
ZOO.
The undersigned hereby respectful­
ly announce to the public that from
this date they propose to sell goods
list ray Notice.
FOR TnE
!BUY And
N0W save the advance
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Taken up by the undersigned at his ranch on
tile head of Antelope creek. Jackson county.
Oregon, the 1st day of February 1886. the fol­
low iiu; described animal, to-wil : One light
bay mare, between 14 ami 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 lilt’e white above tae hoof; branded
on left shoulder—brand not intelligible.
1 lie above described inarc was appraised by
,1. S Eubanks, J I*., ou the 1’ilh day of March,
1SSG. ixtlti.
G ko . II. B ayley .
Buckingham’s Dye
Indicate that the Real Estate market
is improving.
Prices firm, and Sales increasing.
ASHLAND, OR., APRIL i, 1886.
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F. in four reqi'cl.». Miperior to u'l other«.
I't—Ir will produvi' a riib. natural
color, brow n or black, u- il< »in <1.
2.1 - Tim color « > j nxlm-i <1 i-1 ermnuent,
c inii'»" b ■ w:!-b< il oli', ami will not soil utiy-
thiii ; w i li which i i oni« - i i i-oiitai t.
:;>l- It i< :i «ili le pH'i’iinition. and more
convelli» n* of !i"i»lieatiun than uny othir
hair or m hi -ker live.
C. F. BILLINGS.
Commission Agents,
Auctioneers and Appraisors.
4 h—It eon'ain» no deleterious ityTO-
ilien’-, ii« <1 > many preparation« offend
for like ti «e.
Insurance and Real Estate
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Ashland, Oregon.
Loans Negotiated and Collections
P. S.—Approved country produce taken in exchange for goods at
Cash
Prices.
Made.
rr.rPAnrn r.Y
R. P. HALL ¿5 CO., Nashua, N. II.
Sold by ail Dealers in Medicines.
\Tfti have made arrangements with the
V V State Board of Emigration at Portland
to have our list of properties ""FORSALE or
RENT." with a full description of our Fine
Climate and Great Fruit Valley, placed iu the
hand« of new coiners. We have a large ac­
quaintance in tile East, luauv of w hom desire
to come to this locality.
NEV/ THIS WEEK.
Cavil of Thanks
THE STOVE STORE!
We have correspondence with a number of
Mii.in; Capitalists who desire investments.
Sales made where ledges are of
value.
Correspondence solicited.
C. T. HARRIS & CO.
MACHINE SHOP
Ri»1s lor the building »»f crosswalks on al! the
streets and alleys er »ssiug the line of sidewalk
from Itak str»-et t<> the rai.romt de]H»t. will lie
received by the street committee of tlm city of
Ashland ii|> to 12 o'<doek M Monday, tpril 2<">.
I ns »",. Plans nnd specifications on file in the
city reeordci's office.
By order of council.
J. s. Et banks , Recorder.
ASHLAND, OREGON
.Machinery of All Kinds Made
New and Repaired.
City Treasurer’s Notice.
AH Kinds of Castings furnished at io*est rates.
Notice i« liiTcliy given that as there is money
on haixl to pay ail » ity warrants of the city of
Aslilaii'l protested up to »late, all sudi war
rants are hereby called in for payment; anil in­
terest thereon will » ease from »late of this
notine.
M. I. Ai roni». Treasurer.
Ashland. Or., April 16. IssG.
SAW CUMMING A SPECIALTY.
H. SCHERRER
To the Ladies!
G ili . eite S isters .
“Water Btig**, ltoarhe*«.**
“Rough on Rats" c lears them out. also beet­
le». ants.
l’retty Women.
Etc.,
Etc.,
Etc
BUT don’t forget, Crockery and Class
ware at YOUR OWN PRICE.
•■Hough on Corns.”
Ask for 'Velis' "Rough ou corn«.’ 15 cents.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions.
••|■uehu-I,aiha.’•
Q’ ick. complete cure, all kidney, bladder
ami urinary discos, s. «eatding. irritation, stone,
gravel, catarrh of the bladder. 41. druggists.
Bed-t'ilga. File«.
Fili«, ronehen, ant«, bed-brigs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks cleared out by "Rough
ou rats." 15c.
Re member these goods will
and must De sold within 30
days, as the manager of* t his
establishment is about to
leave for San Francisco.
Thio I’roplc.
SAFE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
" Wells' Health Renewer" restores health and
vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, sexual de­
bility. *1.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ware. Violili Strings. Drags, Medicines,
VIELS
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Toilet Soaps and Perfumery.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired.
Floral
Guide
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Mewing Machine Needles an<l Oil.
•^“Prescriptior s carefully compounded.
T. K. BOLTON Á CO.
9 41]
Hay for Sale.
150 tons alfalfa bay for sale at Houck's ranch,
t'.j miles south of Ashland, at
per ton in
quantities of 20 ton* ami upward, or ft* per
single toil, or the liny will be delivered in
Ashland for tuo dollars per ton a Iditional.
No. 2!'-3inJ
Mils. J. llovcx.
9-44
Mf
Isa work of nearly IOS
YM;-’
P*pv, colored plate«,
non Tllutrstlona. with description, of Ux
best FloT.rs nnit Vegetables, prices ofgj
II IfeG
and Plant* and how tn pet and emw
them. Printed In English and Germaa. Price only It
cents which mar be dedocied from the firwt order.
FtTY ONLY VTC«’$ «FrDS. AT RFADQt’A WTZRS.
JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN, RocbesUr, N. Y.
Ladies, use Aromatic Wine for nervous-
ne ut and sleeplessness. For Hale at the City
drag store.
THE RED HOUSE AHEAD!
■’Hough <>n Itnta.*'
Clears out rats, mice. r<x ches, flies, ants,
bed-bugs.
Heart Fall
Palpitatton. <lrop«ienl swelling«, dizziness,
indigestion, headache, sleepkosucs« cured by
"'Wells' Health Renewer."
Enti tin'' of x ih / i I ix of Axhlaml lloolen
(ìoo'ìx <tn<l <‘th<i»' fuln irx on hand.
Within THIRTY Days, STRICTLY.
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 J j cts. per yard.
Bunting, in all colors, 12% cts.
Corsets, from 50 cents------
Ladies’ and Childrens’ I.isle 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, @ 50 cents.
Ruching, in all shades, 9c. •
Satin Parasols, in all colors, $1.75.
I.n lies who woul 1 retain freshmamt vi­
vacity. Don't fail to try "Wells' Health Re­
newer.”
on itch.
“Rnngh on Itch" < urea humors, eruption«
ringworm, tvttvr, salt rheum, frosted fret*. < hill
Mains.
R oul ’1) on ( atarrli.
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
cure of uorst <,hroiiie cast s, also iinvqnaled hs
garble for diphthvr u, sore throat, foul breath.
uUc.
Can be found a full line of
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewelry,
Fancy Goods,
Silver and Plated
Cutting Rates all along the Line in every department!
OUR PRICES!
•■Itoiigli on rile«.*’
Cun s pit» « »»r lieimirrlmid». it hint:, protrud­
ing. blt-eiling. internal or oilier. Internal ami
external remedy In each pu< kage. Hire cure.
•iOe. Druggists.
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Consisting of Fine Shirts. I'mtcrwearof every
sort, etc ; all for sale at lowest living prices.
CARO BROS, have concluded to sell
off their remaining stock
The following is the price list of some
articles*.
Life Preserver.
If vou are losing vour grip on life, trv
••Wells" Health 1 tvuewvr. ' Goes direct to
weak spots.
IN ASHLAND,
S ale ! THE RAIL ROAD WAR!
C losing
Come and see our st» ck of Indies un­
derwear, infant's lobes ami cloaks; also
veAets, eoili. felt, cbeiililes. arasenes
nml emb. silk.
Ami don't fot»get our
large stock of liosieiy always on baud.
The Tailoring Business
From which to make up suits to order. Also a
tine line of
Men’s I'tii-iiisliiiig G imm I k ,
WILLARD & EUBANKS
SHOP NE AH THE DEPOT.
Notice is hereby given that the time for pay­
ment of the tax 1» vied Jan. 22. ls«i">, upon the
properly within tin »-ity of Ashland has ex­
pired. but bv order of th • city council the time
tor payment of same w ithout extra cost lias
been i xt».'lulid thirty »lays from date of this
notice.
8. I>. T aylor
Marshal ami tax-collector.
Ashland. Or., April 16. )«.*6.
¡DRUG and JEWELRY
Woiilil inform the public that he has again es­
tablished himself iu
Cloths aliti CassiiHcreH
We have reduced our prices on stoves
and defy competition We tire 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.
Samples of Quartz Solicited, and As­
says made Correct and Cheap.
Bais Called For.
M. MAYER,
AT CITY
Next to the Nutley shoo shop on Main street,
ami has for sale a well choscu stock of
Call at our office ami give us full particulars,
ami we will Bl"Y, SELL, or KENT for you ou
reasonable terms.
Mr. EiMTor.;—Permit us through the columns
of tour paper to exte’vl our sincere and it» art-
felt thanks to our friends and the citizens of
Aslil.iud for tiie kind ami gen. i'.ius manner iu
wliich they have assisted us in the tri lls ami
necessities attending tlm lati- illness ami »ieuth
of our husband ami brother Language is
lame and our words seem to fall at our feet
when we try to say something to expr» ss our
gr ititude to this people, lint we hope that we
may yet live to return the same act of kind­
ness. if m»l to any of them at least to some
other, in sore need as were we.
Mas G eo W agner .
H enry lir.oWN.
Ashland, Or . April 12. ls»6.
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OUR PRICES!
OUR PRICES!
See this partial list, and examine your old bills:
Axle Grease, II. & L., per can........ $0
Bluing in balls, per box, 15c or 2 for 0
Baking Powder, Price’s, pr 16 ozcan 0
4 4
4 4
“ pr 14 oz can 0
4 4
“
, pr 5 ” lb can Q
4 4
4 4
Royal s pr 16 <>z can
44
4 4
pi­ 12 oz can
4 4
44
4 4
pi 5 tl> can 2
4 4
4 4
Folger’s, l'r 1 lb can
or bucket 0
44
44
pr 21 lb can 1
Billiard chalk, perdoz.
0
Cloves, (whole) per tb
0
Cocoauut, 1 11» buckets
0
Cinnamon, ground, Folger’s, j If» fins 0
Corn Starch 1 lb paper 15c. or 2 for 0
Candles per box, (good).................... 3
Canned Corned Beef, per 2 It» can. . 0
“ Chipped “
“ 2 lb can.. 0
Cream Tartar (bulk)
......... “
tb........ 0
44
44
Folger's, per can.
0
44
4 4
Golden Gate, per can 0
Coffee, (Arbuckles) 5 tt»s for.......... 1
Corn, (Winslow's) 2 lb can.............. 0
2
25.
55.
45.
40.
01.1 price. $0 25
4 4
4 4
0 25
0 GO
0 50
4 4
2 50
40.
4 »
40.
00.
20.
35.
45.
20.
25.
00.
35.
35.
50.
40.
50.
00.
20.
4 4
4 4
4 4
44
4
It
44
4
4 4
4 4
4 4
2 50
0 50
1 10
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
50
50
25
20
50
40
40
75
50
60
0 25
Chocolate, Eagle, ['er lb.,..
.80
Cunatit.«, ZHite, per 11»........
. 0
Cr.'tckeiv, (8<»<la) per 10 111 box... . 0
Envelopes, per box j in.................... . 0
Extracts, (Flavoring) Eagle brand,
| ht 2 oz bottle...................... 0 15.
Extracts, (flavoring) Folgera, ¡.er 2 <>z
bottle......................................... 0 20.
Ginger, Felgera, j lb tins................ 0 15.
Lye, (Aineticrin) per can 15c »»r 2 f»»r o 25.
Mustaiil, Folgers, | 11» tins.............. 0 15.
Nutmegs, per lb.................................. 0 70.
Oat Meal, 14 tbs for................................... I 60,
Pickles, |>er gallon.............................. 0 50.
Pepper, ground, j it» tins.................. 0 15.
Rice, 11 lbs for..............................
1 00.
Soap, largest stock, last assortment,
and lowest [»lice.
Starch. 1 lb papers, 15c or 2 for . . . . 0 25.
Soda, in Folgers cartoons, 2i !b pkgs
full weight................................ 0 25.
Tea, choicest blended, 1 th tins. . . . 0 50.
Vinegar, jier gallon.......................... 0 30.
Writing paper, per package.............. 0 5.
Old price 80 W
4 4
0 16
4 4
0 M
0
44
0 25
0 20
44
44
4 4
44
0 20
0 80
twelve
44
4 4
»4
4 4
0 20
ten
4 4
4 4
0 20
4 4
44
• 4
44
4 •
ll
0
0
0
0
C 4
44
30
60
40
10
■■Rough on rain.’’
Cute.« cholera, colic, cramps. dlnrrh<ra,
aelies, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. '20c. Rough on pain plasters, lie.
THE LAST TRUMP! Lumber [ Lumber I
M ot tiers.
If you are falling, broken, worn out and ner­
vous' use "Wells’ Health ReUewer." $1. Drug­
gists.
For lie next 60 Bays.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
Best Location in Rogue River
Valley.
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The Sugar-P!ne Door and Lumber Co.
— OF —
GRANT S PASS,
TOBACCOS-—Chewing, Smoking, Old and New Brands, Fresh Goods and
BOTTOM
Climax, 12 <»z plug, each...................$0 45. Old price $0 .>0
Perfection. 14 oz plug, each.......... 0 50. “
“ 0 60
Saw Log 12 oz plug, each.................. 0 45. “
“ 0 50
1 will sell trees cheaper
than any man, or any set of
men, ever dreamed of selling
in Jackson County.
If you want to buy trees,
come and see me. Now is
the time. This is the last
call, and fair warning.
Choice Farms for Saie.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale a No, 1 grain farm, containing 204
acres of tillable land situated on ths stage
road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Place
is well improved; go«»d well of water for
house use and living stream for stock.
Also 215 acres lyin'.’ within half a mile of
Phoenix, all under fence, county road on
two sides: can at small expense be put in
cultivation. For particulars call on or ad­
dress
0. COOLIDGE,
Prop’r. Ashland Nurseries.
CAN, NICKELSBURG & CO.
Oil my 201 sere farm there is one hundred
acres of grain and hay growing, that I will
sell with the farm. If desired, can give pos-
s-.-isIon nt huv time.
129 à 131 Sansome St.,
S an
JOHN 8 HEREIN, Ashland, Or.
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Farm For Sale
In the best part of Ashland, consisting of 25
seres of g»».» i lami, two houses, two tiaras, !
p»..»l <>r» hurd. Ai-othne live-sire lots, good
land. Term« easy.
*>-tC
.T ebv Grre
F rancisco .
C al .
Make the best and most durable
Boots and Shoes on the Pacific
Coast. Buy no other.
n CHINESE EMPLOYED.
48-4t'
I nmatclied, 14 <>z plug, something
new, excellent qualify.......... $* 1 45.
Spearhead, 12 oz [ lug, each.......... 0 45.
Old price
4 4
“
Finishing, Rustic or Flooring
•ono—
and all kinds of rough lumber, al any point
along the line of the »>4t'BK at rittCKS to
compete with any mill in Southern Oregon.
We will also soon be prepared to furnish
Oranges, Lemons. Figs, and Crackers received every week.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets
ooo
and every description of finishings.
Correspondent e invited. All orders fille»!
promptly, address,
Sugar-Pine, Door and Lumbor Co.,
H. B. MILLER,
My A ssorl mei d ol'
Groceries, Tobaccos, Notions, Stationery and Confectionery,
Grants Pass, Or.
Manager.
ASHLAND AGENT, L. //. Addins, at
Miller d‘ Co.'s warehouse.
Is perhaps as full and complete as can be found in Southern Oregon, and I
WILL NOT
12 Packets Best Garden
Seeds for 50 Cts.
On receipt nf 50 cts. we w ill mail to any a0
dress, in the I'nited Slate«, onepuck.-t tar-h of
the following choice varieties vegetable seeds.
Early Winningstadt Cabbage, Half Long
Scarlet Carrot. Early Green Cl'isier u-
cmnber. Salamander Lettuce. Bay View-
Muskmelon. The Boss Watermelon. New
Giant Rocca Onion. Double Curled Pars­
ley. Long Scarlet Radish. Round Leaf
Spinach. Perfect Gem Squash. White
AU purchases de-
livered promptly and free of charge within the city limits
..... ...... (>n< >— - ■
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
Cash Paid for Country Produce.
r
address
R. J. TRUMBULL & CO.,
E UNDERSOLD
My goods arc all fresh, and all are WARRANTED TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
Egg Turn ip-
419 and 421 Sanaome St.. San F rancisco, Cal.
$0 Ô0
0 5C
The above Prices are subject to change as wholesale prices change, “ton
Are now pr’parctl to furnish Lumber, cither
The undersigned, in consequence of the 11
health of hi- wife, is l oinpi lleil to seek a drier
eliiiinte. and therefor oiler« lor sale hi« farm
of 9s a» r<» a'ijamt to the Town of Talent.
The place is in a high state of cultivation, con­
tains a goo»l house un i barn, about 5U0 fruit
trees, good water, etc Mill also sell horses,
wagons, cattle, hogs, a full outfit of farming
implement, and household furniture. Terms
casv
ihe tann will be sold alone, if desired. Ad­
dress.
F. I’ esnlbaker .
Ta'ciit. Oregon, Feb. 5, ln»>.
PRICES.
Office of Wells, Fargo & Co. |
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“ Cal. & Or. Stage Co. |
GEO. ENGLE,
Proprietor Red House, Ashland, Or