THE
ASHLAND
TIDINGS
BREVITIES.
I
Examine the prices of Hunsaker &
Dodge and see who is ahead.
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HERE AND THERE.
Klamath County Tickets.
On the 16th the republican convention
of Klamath county met at Linkville and
[»laced the following ticket in nomination:
County cleik, W. C. Hale; sheiitf, Clias,
Putnam; assessor, W. F. Arant; county
commissioners, R. A. Euiuiitt, of Plev-
tia, and Wm. Robinson, of Sprague river;
school superiuteiideiit. H. M. Thatcher;
surveyor, R. S. Moore; coroner; J. 0.
Alien. Delegates to the state conven
tion, J. W. Hauiaker and Chas. S.
Moore. Joint Representative for Lake
and Klamath counties, Jerome Knox, of
Lakeview. The following cunty com
mittee was appointed: R. A. Emmitt,
C. S. Moore, Ky. Taylor.
F««r couuty
treasurer, W. S. Moot«*, of Linkville.
On the 17th the Democratic county
convention pas held and the ticket nom
inated is as follows: Joint representa
tive for Klamath and Lake counties,
John F. Miller; cunty deik, Chas. P.
Hughes; sheriff, M. D. Childers ; assess*
or, R.- B. Hatton; treasurer, Geo. T.
Baldw’in; county commissioners, John
Wells, of Sprague River, ami John Cmi
mdly, of Plevna; school superintendent,
W. E. Greene; surveyor, J. B. Griffith;
ertmer, J, A. Bowdoiu. Delegate to
state convention, E. R. Reames. The
following county committee was named
for the ensuing two years: J. L Hauks,
Geo. T. Baldwin am! J. F. Kertchem.
PERSONAL.
PIONEER REHIMSCENSES.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
For tobacco, cigars, stationery, no-
The following thoughts are suggested
The beat Salve tn the world for cut«,
John Shook returned to Klamath
There will be services in the Pres
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by reading an article in the “Oregon bruises, oores, uloers, salt rheam, fever
county this week.
byterian Church, as usual, next Sun thins, etc., Blount’s is the place.
State Journal" regarding the Pioneer sores, tetter, ohapped hands, chilblains,
day morning.
Fresh candies received this week at
L. D. Montgomery, of Josephine Church in Southern Oregon, which was corns, and all skin eiuptions, and positive
.
Sheep For Sale.
ly cures piles, or no pay required. It ie
County, is in town this week.
i commenced in Jacksonville, in 1852, by
L D. Montgomery has sold his two Burcklia'ter A Hasty's.
One thousand head of good sheep and
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
lots
and
buildings
thereon
in
the
rail
Thomas
Martin
has
been
enlarging
in good condition: GOO head stock sheep
Mr. F. Newman, of tho U. 8. signal Congressman Jo. Smith, then a Metho money refund««!. Price 25 ceuts per box.
road addition, fronting the depot, to Mr. and improving the Klamath Mills, at
and 40) head mutton sheep.
service office here, made a trip t<> Van dist minister. He carried sulaicription For sale by J. H. Chilwood A Son’s.
King, a new comer.
Linkville, this spring.
papers among the pioneers who were
couver this week.
45-tf.
J. 8. H errin .
••»Vater Bags. Keaehes.”
then the bone and sinew of the place.
Just received at Jz'gan's Gallery the
Still groceries left which will be sold
•'Rough on Rats” clears them out, also beet
Editor
Cuitis,
of
the
Scott
Valley
Jury List.
Tiue, the gamblers gave liberally, for
best line of fine photograph frames ever below first cost by Caro Bros., in Rees
News, has gone to San Francisco to gambling then was more popular and les. ants.
Life, Preserver.
brought to Southern ()»egon. Comprising er's Block.
The following is the list of jurors
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study phonography.
Ii you are losiug your grip on life, try
more lucrative than now. The principal
all the latest styles in bronze and gold
drawn for the Slay term of the circuit
•
Wells'
Health
Renewer.'- G«>cs direct to
J. H. Collahan's saw mill in Alkali
Johnny Jacobs is in town, helping _ gamblers in those days were Captain weak spots.
combinations, etc. Call and see them.
court which convenes the first of May:
the
valley, Klamath county, will begin
J. H. Russell in a job uf ruck cutting Lamerick, the Hillman brothers, Simins
••Rough on Piles.”
[*2w.
B. C. Goddard, Jr,, Win. Chambers, J.
brothers, Nick Belcher, Charley Wil
I he latter has on hand.
Cures piles or hemorrhoids, itching, protrud
Messrs. Butler, Thom,»son and Bil season's run next week.
P Stinson, Jacob Stone, D B Marden,
liams, and a host of others too niimsr- ing, bleeding, internal or other. Internal and
lings have let the contract for the build
John Satterfield, N Darneille, W F Wil
Portland butchers are paying four
Simon Caro, of Roseburg, was in town ous to mention. But give honor to whom «•xternul remedy iu each package. Sure cure.
ing of the foundation f««r their buck cents per pound, live weight, for fat cat-
kinson, M N Colvig, J F Davis, L L
the fiist of the week, looking after the honor is due, and let us not forget the 50c. Druggists.
Pretty Women.
block on the corner of Main ami Oak tie at Walla Walla.
Oden, John Morton, F Ayer*, RCCiu«l-
business interests of Car«» Bros. here.
pioneer settlers, such as the Rosses,
Ladies who wouIJ retain freshness and vi
duck, Henry Pech, J F Williams, Giles
streets to W. K. Reeves, who will begin
start
A party of thirty-five people will
va« ity. Don't fail to try Wells' Health Re
Mr. II. B. Cai ter started eastward K/'hlef», ^luggage, McCully, Kenney, newer.
the work at once.
Wells, Jr., W H Barr, I A Pruett, J S ii
”
from Gieenville, Pa., the first of next
W e«lnesday evening in response to a tele T Vault, Taylor and many others, some
March, T J Bell, John Orth, Th«>s E
Rough on Itch.
Mrs. Houck has a pair of fine Ophir week for Forest Grove, this state.
of
whom
still
live
to
remember
the
early
gram
calling
him
unexpectedly
to
Kan-
Nichols, H R Brown, J G VanDyke, H
"Rough on Itch” cure* humors, eruptions
c<>lts, full brothers, four and five years
I
days.
sas on business.
ringworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feel, chill
J Terrill, J R Morr&on, Frank Lewellen,
Capt. Paul Boynton proposes to take
old respectively, which are about as per
Rev. Jos. Smith raised some twelve or blains.
G F Pennebaker.
a swim down the Columbia river this
I
Henry
York,
of
Ap[
Rough ou Catarrh,
piegate, will start fifteen hundred dollars, and erected the
fectly matched as a team is ever seen.
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He is still at San Francisco
for Iowa about the fiist of May, for a frame of the church building, on the old
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
They are of a dark, sorrel, good size and season.
|
Revised List.
of w orsl chronic case*, also uneqnaled as
visit with relatives ai«d friends in that Hoover lot, now owned by John Miller. «•tire
Wise A Cochran are preparing to burn
good action, and will bring a good price
gargle for dlphlhera. sore throat, foul breath
state
and
Illinois.
We have already named a number of
50c.
in the city market.
about 500 barrels of lime at their kiln
In the fall «if 1853 Rev. T. F. Royal
•■Rough on Rata.”
the candidates for Sheriff' on the Demo
near Lakeview. Tim lime sells for 86
crossed
the plains to Jacksonville and
Rev.
J.
V.
Milligan
attended
the
The protracte«l meeting at the Baptist per barrel in Lakeview.
Clears out rats. mice, roaches, flies, ant*,
cratic ticket, but as the list has swelled
spring session of the Oregon Piesbytery took charge of the unfinished building, bed-bugs.
church was brought to a close Tuesday
s<i of late we herewith submit an amend
Heart Pail a
at Corvallis last week, and will not re pulled it down and moved it to the lot
An exchange sagely remarks that
evening and Rev. Mr. Bronson has re
ed report, j Leading authorities say that
Palpitation, dropsical swellings, dizziness,
>m
which
it
now
stands.
The
mines
turn
home
till
some
day
next
week.
turned to Albany. He made a much “about the only business concern that
the list now stands about hs follows with
soon came into too close pr«.xiiuity to imligeKtion. headache, sleeplessness cured by
more favorable impression here than makes money without advertising iiow-a
“Chewaucan still to hear from:’’ W. J. I
Robert Smith and family, of Edinburg, where it stood, and all thought it advis "Wells' Health Renewer.”
•‘Rough on Corn*.”
did the preacher who opened the meet days is the United States mint.’’
Plymale, C C McClendon, N F Stead i
Scotland, wli«> passed the winter in Ash I able to move it out of the reach of pick
Josephine County Ruminations.
A«k for Wells' "Rough on corns.’ 15 ceuts.
ings—Dr.Graves.
man, Geo rA Jackson, J W Ingram, B W
land,
started
a
«lay
or
two
siiiee
for
the
Harrison Hearn, son <«f Dr. Hearn of
and shovel. Rev. Mr. Royal, with inde Quick, complete cure Hard or soft corn«,
The Democratic county convention of
Dean, Dap' 1 Chapman, J A Wilson, Th««s
Democratic county convention at Jack Yreka, died at his home at that [»lace Josephine County was belli at Kerbyville Atlantic stiites, eu route for home
fatigable energy, circulated another sub warts, bunions.
W. H. Wickham owns <i in ire that is a
••lSuchu-Palba.”
E Nichols! Wm Bj bee, Jr., A J Barlow, half- ister to
sonville to morrow, to elect delegates to last Saturday, aged 23 years. He has last Saturday and nominated a full c«>un
Q uiii Guthrie, formerly a brakeman scription paper, which was liberally re
Qvick, complete cure, all kidney, bladder
W A B TA niple, James McDougal, Wm Bea uty.”
been
an
invalid
nearly
all
his
life.
the State convention. It is understood
ty ticket as follows: Representative, S. ui the (). A C., met with an aeciuciit on sponded t<> by all classes, regardless of iin«1 urinary disease*, scalding, irritation, stoue,
A Owen, | W Berry, R M Garrett, J W
that the delegates to the State conven
creeds. The little white church, built gravel, catarrh of the bladder. 41, druggists.
the
Prohibition
state
con-
Report of
An assessment of §1 05 per share was U. Mitchell; county judge, Char'es the Oreg'Ui Pacific H-ad the other day by McDonough, Pyle ami Linn, carpen
Simpson. | At least sixteen of the above
Bed-bugs. File*.
tion w ill be instructs«! to vote for J. II.
Hughes;
county
clerk,
Chas.
K.
Chatis-
which
will
lay
liim
up
for
several
months.
will think that a ]>«><>r selection was ma«le vention held last week appears on 1st Neil for Circuit Judge and for W. M. levied on the stock of the Little Klam
Flies,
roaches,
ant«, bed-bugs, rats. mice,
ters,
was
then
finished
and
dedicated
on
ath water ditch company by the directors lor; sheriff, T. G. Patterson; tieasurer
chipinuuks, cleared out by "Rough
for the ¿tfice after the convention.-- page uf tins issue.
Miss Camilla Walker and her “little Chi istmas Eve, 1854, and was the only gophers,
Colvig for prosecuting attorney.
•I.
W.
Howard;
school
superintendent,
on
rat«."
15c.
at a meeting in Linkville April 10th
[Sentinel.
i
A full and choice lino of ladies un
A. Cliâpniaii; couiny commission«^, J. sister,’’ w he have be«-n attending school place of worship for all denomination*
Thin People.
A meeting of the remonstrators
■ it Ashland through the win’er, return until 1857 or 1858, when the Catholic
"Well«' Health Renewer''restoros health snd
Nearly
forty
tons
of
freight
were
trans
derwear
just
received
and
for
sale
at
M. Payne and J. W. Wimer.
against the saloon licenses was held last
Tukcn to Salem.
vigor,
cures
dyspepsia.
Impotence, sexual de
to Sprague river with their mother this Chinch was built, through the exertions bility. $1.
McCall's. Call soon.
Saturday afternoon and a committee was ferred last week from the Oregon Pacific
Mr. F. McHatton, one of the old and
week.
of Father Blanchet.
wharf in Albany, to the 0. A C. R. R,
Republican County Convention.
“Rough on Pain.”
John Wells, of Illinois valley, Jose appointed to make a thotough examina
highly respected citizens of Ashland,
Cures cholera, colic, cramp«, diarrhwa.
some going as far south as Yreka, Cal.
After T. F R «yal <«f the Methodist
Messrs.
Stanard
ami
Larue,
returned
tion
of
the
records
of
the
whole
pro
The Republican convention of Jackson
whose attack of partial paralysis was re- phine county, has bought Dave Pennig-
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
Judge Deady rendered his decision county met at Jacksonville Apr. 17. last week from their prospecting trip in chinch, came Reverend Flinn, then Rev. rheumatism. She. Rough on pain plasters, ljc.
Cirtetl two weeks ago, has evidently fal- er's Vermont horse “Echo."
I ceeding before the city council, atid re
Mothers.
port at a meeting to be belli to-morrow this week in the injunction suit brought 1886, and organized by electing Dr. J. the Siskiyou«. They found plenty of Belknap, and after them Rev. I. D.
n a victim to softening of the brain,
C. T. Harris keeps one or two men at I afternoon.
If you are failing, broken, worn out and ner
Driver, as late as 1859. I. D. Driver
valuable-looking
mineral
all
through
the
to
prevent
the
bridging
of
the
Wiliam
H.
Chitwood
chairman
and
J.
11.
Huiler,
and his mental derangement reache«) such work constantly on the prospect shafts
vous, use "Wells' Health Renewer.” 41. Drug
was a good preache'-, and very much gists.
mountains.
a |x>int this week that it was necessary at Ins quartz ledge in town.
Concerning the apportionment of pub ette river at Portl.ind. He decides that secretary.
liked
by
the
whole
community.
When
Thirty-one delegates were present,
W. H. Atkinson
. "
to send him to the state asylum. On
and -------
S. B. Galey in- lie favors us now, at this late day, with
lic school money just made, Supt. Col the btidge may be built.
Nobody here saw tho fight. Those vig writes: “The amount per capita is
Tuesday morning he was taken to Jack
tend to stai t the
first of the week f.r ■ me of his grand sermons, all turn out to
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
.............................
Fred Cronemiller, formerly a Jackson and six were represented by proxy.
Nominations tor delegates to the state Portland, to attend the Republican state hear him, gamblers, infidels, and Chris
sonville by I. 0. Miller and H. C. Hill, pictures were merely the views at a 25 cts. less than it was in the correspond cunty boy, an«l later one of the publish
— VIA —
Judge DePeatt going with them to com sham rehearsal of the affair.
ing distribution last year. Perhaps it is ers of the Prohibition Star of Salem, convention having been made, S. B convention. Mis. Atkinson will spend tians of all denominations. In the lan Oregon it California R. R. and Connections.
ply with the law
'
requiring an exauiina-
FAKE FROM FOR1LANP
Messrs. Gotalyear A Tee) Hre raising a owing to the heavy delinquent tax list. has gone to La Grande, Union cotinty, Galey moved that delegates to the state a week at the Soda Springs Hotel.
guage of the pioneer community, “Give
tion. This s having Imen made, Mr. Mc- large number of young fruit Decs on the If s<>, the summer apportionment will to take a position upon the Gazette of convention be instructe«! to vote as .«
To H N FRANCISCO »32; to SACRAMENTO 430
us
Driver.
”
A
P
ioneer
.
D<ivi«l H'>rn ami family moved from
unit on all questions coming before the
Hattan was s taken to Salem on Tuesday place <>f the latter near town.
make up the loss."
that place.
Close connections made at Ashland with
i
their
winter home in Scott valley to Mr.
convention.
Motion
lost.
evenin g trai
aiu, H. C. Hill and deputy
Secretary Manning is recovering from stages of the California, Oregon and Idaho
;
Horn's
ranch
on
the
Klauia'h,
A
gentleman
who
arrived
in
Ashland
near
Father
Blanchet
has
bought
a
Linkville
had
a
second
alarm
from
half
The following were electe«! delegates:
Stage Company.
having the care of
sheriff
of paralysis.
Henley, tills week. They have spent his stroke
him. He ii i-Jweak and almost helpless, ex- block in Grant's Pass and thinks of hav- recently from Kansas, a relative of Prof. fire last Friday morning. A defective W. H. Atkinson, H. Kelly, W. G. Ken
-------------- -« • ». —------------
(DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAYS.)
practical flue in C. H. H umphrey's dwelling house ney, S. B. Galey, H. D. Kubli, and J. the summer at the latter place fur a
I Preston, is an experienced
>'short attacks of
A Rare Bargain.
cept during'short
of ravin«».
raving, His mg a church built there soon.
East Side Diviaioa.
number
of
years
past.
broom
maker,
and
wants
to
lease
a
ten
caused
a
fire
to
start
between
the
roof
8.
Howard.
condition is very discouraging, and there
Two acres of lan«l on Granite street,
A number of horses are being sold by I acre tract of laml suitable for raising
and
ceiling,
but
prompt
action
by
the
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND ASHLAND.
On motion delegates to state conven
is little hope of his permanent improve our farmers and stockmen to the Califor
Capt. Th«»« Smith reached home Wed set in a variety of the best fruit trees and
! broom corn this season. Our people bucket brigade saved the house.
Mai) Train.
tion were instructed to vote as a unit for nesday evening on bis return from a trip berries. P
‘
ment.
Place
will produce enough fiuit
nia horse buyer now in town.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
should take an interest in his plan and
Binger
Hermann
for
Congress
and
D.
1*.
for
several
families,
Portland..
T
30
A M. Ashland
. 4:45 A. M
to Texas an«l Tennessee, in which state«
----- Good house and
L. II. Adams, who has charge of
There is no activity yet in the wool help him find a chance to give the broom
Ashland
.7:45
P.
M.I
Portlaud....
4:25 P. M
Unlucky Accident.
Thompson
for
Governor.
lie was visiting old friends and old out buildings, A good home for some-
M
iller
&
Co's
waiehoii8e
in
this
place,
is
market at San Francisco and no quota corn question a practical test here.
Albany
Ex
pres«
Train.
On
motion
the
chairman
appointed
a
••cenes. He Was absent from hu^e just one. Apply to
G. F. B illings .
agent for the Sugar Pine Do««r an<i
An accident at the new hall on Church tions are given in the dispatches.
LEAVE.
ARRIVE.
'
The Times last week printed a call for Lumber Co., of Giant's Pass, and all or county central committee, consisting of about four weeks.
street resulted in the serious injury of
Portland.
4:(S) P. M. Lebanon. ...9:20 P. M.
I
the
following
name<l
[>ers««ns:
M.
Bel
l*nsturv
to
Let.
.10 05 A M
Lebanon
4:45 A. 51| Port I and
N«w land office rules regarding final the Democratic county central committee ders for lumber of any kind will be
one of the men employed there last Mon
Mr. Drake and Mr. Andrews, the
liger, W. 11. Atkinson, J. 8. Howard,
Pullman Palace -lecping Cars «iaily between
Good pasture to let on the Bauers
[40
day forenoon. The heavy rafters, al [»roofs of homestead and pre-emption to meet on \\ «-«lnesday April 31st. As promptly filled by him.
former
a
brother
ain't
the
latter
an
uncle
Albany and Ashland. Tiie O. A C. R. R. Fer
N. S. Drew. C. R. Young, C. C. Low
there ate only 30 «lays in April this year
ready framed in pairs, had just been set cl.inns are publisher! on first page.
■ f Mrs. Frank Elliott of Wagner creek, [»lace at tile foot of Oak street, Ashland. ry makes connection with all the ri-gular trains
The enervation and lassitude of spring ami B. F. Mil'er.
the
21st,
Wcdm
sday
of
this
week,
was
Apply
to
the
undersigned.
on the East Side Div. from foul of F St.
up in ¡>lace—thirty pairs of them -and
arnve<l in the valley a tew «lays ago, hav
Sheep shearing will s«»«»n be in prog
time ate indications of the sluggish action
On motion convention adjourned.
J
ohn
R
eal
.
the men were just preparing to put in the ress, ami sheep men are anxiously watch no doubt intemled. The meeting was to of the blood, overloaded with carbonates
ing C'-me <-ut from Ohio with a view of
West Side Division.
!
J. H. C hitwood , Ch’n.
make arrangements for calling the pri
Ashland, Or., July 30, 1885.
cross-braces, and make them permanent ing quotations from the wool markets.
remaining oil this coast.
! accumulated by the use of heating food ! J. II. H liter , Sec.
BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
maries preliminary to the county nomi
ly fast, when the temporary stays gave
in winter. This condition may be rem
Mail Train.
Pasture
to
Let.
J.
R.
C«awf«»rd,
of
Tule
Lake,
is
ii
R.
T.
B.ldwin
has
bought
three
lots
nating
convention.
way from some cause and twenty-six
LEtYE.
|
ARRIVE.
edied by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
i lie valley tins week. He reports the
C. A 0. R. R. Extension Notes.
Portland
9
00
A. M «Corvallis
4:30 T. M
pairs of the rafters fell iqx»n the upper on the railroad addition, fronting on
Pasture
t<>
let
on
the
Hargadine
ranch
The railway gossips tell us the trans the best blood purifier known.
new canal of the Little Klamath Ditch at ÿl [>er head per month. Apply t > A. Corvallis . s.JO A. M.lportlaud
3:20 P. M
¡Yreka Journal April 21.|
timbers of the walls with a crash that Main street, and has had a stable built fer of the property «if theO. A C. II. R.
Ex pre** Train.
Co., on which lie had been at work with T. Kyle, Jr., or George Hargadine.
The
Prohibition
Star
n«>w
makes
its
was heard all over town. Marion «ipon them.
The recent heavy storms have caused his son (one of the contractors) is about
Co. to the Central Pacific will not be
LEXVt
,
______
ARRIVE.
Ashland, Or., April 16, 1886.
Knighten was at the ridge of the roof
Portland
.{ h OO P. M McMinnville..*:«! P. M.
John Swinden has a valuable quartz made until the first <f July, even if the appearance daily. It is only intended much delay ami tioiible at the railroad Completed.
McMiunville..*>'45 A. M.¡Portland .. ’.7.8:40 A . M
and fell with tho timbers, receiving such ledge near Gohl IUII. S-'iii»! of the rock negotiations now in progress in New for a campaign |»a[»er, its mission to ter camps above Delta, especially in the
Local tickets for Rale and baggage cheeked St
Another Reduction.
injuries in the region of the groin that is very rich, going from $200 to $300 to York be brought to :i a satisfactory ter- minate with the announcement of the re- grading, ami also ni hauling supplies
Mrs. E. V. Carter of this place started
company's up-town office, cor stark and Hecond
I
suit
of
the
June
election,
The
Star
his condition has been critical. Doctors the ton in free g«»ld.
We have reduced our prices again on streets. Tickets for principal points in Califor
mutation this month. It is not unlikely,
over the hoii ilile road* to C<d. Scobie's Tuesday evening for Iowa, f> r a visit of
chums that the Prohibition ticket in camp, several miles beyond the einl of two mouths or more with her parents in stoves and can give lower figurers titan nia can only be procured and baggage checked
Songer, Parson and Helm were called in i
ho
vever,
that
some
work
upon
the
ex-
at company’s office.
Three laml slides between Redding
Marion county will be elected.
to consider his ease* and he has since
the tails, where the advance work of cut Clayton county of that state. From any other dealers in Ashland.
tension of the O. A C. may be done bo
and
Delta
detained
the
trams,
so
as
to
Cor. F and Front Sts., Portland, Or.
been under the care of Dr. Parson, who
W illard & E vbanks .
As a stipurli hair dressing and renova vert buililmg and bridge foundations is Poi tlaud she takes the N. P. route, in
f >re that time if the C. P. makes tile
Freight will not be received for shipment af
reports his condition as improving some cut off our San Francisco mail one or I purchase of the road.
in
progress.
company
with
the
family
of
Mr.
R.
tor,
Ayers
Hair
Vigor
is
universally
I
ter 5 o’clock I’. M. on either the East or West
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
what, with good prospects of his being two trips the first of the week.
Side Divisions.
A number of slideshave «»ccureJ along Smiui, who also left Ashland for the
commended. It eradicates scurf anil
An
Englishmen
who
“
had
not
been
R. KOEHLER.
E. P. ROGERS.
about again soon.
A new invoice of New York Home, , long in Oregon" came into town the I dandruff, cures et uptioiis and itching of the road between Redding and Delta, East a few days ago.
M. E. C h men.—Regular services every Sun-
Manager.
G. F. A Pass. Agent
«lay. util a . m . amt 7 r. m Sunday School
The nccident, although serious enough, Now York Domestic and Canadian Sing
which
have
stopped
trains
from
miming
tli*.
scalp,
promotes
renewed
growth
of
Ed Donaghy returned from Siskiyou 9:30. Rev. W. G. Simpson will preai-h at Med
might have Caused the great injury or er sewing machines received »his week other day after a tramp in the mountains^ the hair, snd prevents its fading or turn above Redding, and teqmred considera
bringing back with him a lot of gravel
county Monday evening for a few days' ford ou the 3d Sunday in uach month.
death of the sevoral men at work, ami by C««ncklin A Wickham.
ble work to clear away the debris. It stay here, to arrange his business affairs
P resbyterian C hvrch .—Preaching morn
and “hard-pan" which was bright and I ing gray.
and evening vt the usual time. Sunday
the escape of all except Mr. Knighten
will be a long time before this r«-ad i> preparatory to another trip to Europe. i ing
sparkling
with
flakes
<>f
mica
which
he
School
at 9:30 a . m .
The
acreage
of
grain
in
thia
valley
this
,
Would iufonn the public that he ha« again c,
The Lakeview Examiner of last week free from such slides every winter,
was remarkably lucky. One thing satis
tablisr.ed himself in
Rev. J. V. Milligan, pastor.
thought
to
(>e
g«
Id.
He
al*o
had
con
season
would
have
been
considerably
Mi.
Donaghy,
having
retired
from
busi
says:
The
committee
on
affidavits
ap
factory about the atfkir is that the test
especially if such wet ones as the past.
U
aftist CHtacH.—Preaching nt Ashland
ri
siderable
rock
through
which
ran
seams
ness
with
an
ample
competency,
and
pointed by the road laud meeting, re
has shown the building to be of the most larger than it is but for the fortnight’s
inornmg and evening every Sunday except the
of the glittering mineral of bright gold ported W ednesda iy - with a batch of atti- The road passes along side lolls and finding his health unproved by «oean first iu each mouth. Preaching al .Medford on
Solid character. The heavy rafters, rainy weather in this mouth.
through
canyons
and
tunnels
all
the
way
the first Sunday in each mouth.
color. He was s ully disappointed when
weighing some 1000 ths., fell with im-
Rev. A. M. Russell, pastor.
Justice Buffer and attorneys Neil, he learned that his “find" was valueless. davits, which will l be forwarded ts Sena from Dg^ta t<> Strawliei iy Valley, a dis travel, will start again for Ireland within
Next
week
we
will
a
few
weeks,
intending
to
spend
a
num
tor
Dolph
at
once,
mense force upon the walls, and yet not Hanna and Kahler, of Jacksonville,
L iberal H all . T alent . -Liberal Sundny
tance of 70 miles, the roughest country
IN ASHLAND,
ber
<>f
mon-Jis
in
that
country
and
i
.
ii
the
School meets for Bible study ami discussion
one of the timbers was started a liair’s- were in town again this week, taking
B. F. Dowell inform* the Jacksonville give our readers a sample of the atti- in the Union probably, of a.» long a
ev. ry Sunday ut )1 a m . Cordial invitation to Next to the Sutler shoe shop on Main street,
breadth from its place.
“Sentinel'* that he will soon start for davits.
stretch, for difficult and expens ve tail hie of Man. Hl will leave for Yreka everyone.
more testimony in the water case.
and ha; for sale a well chosen stock of
next Sunday or Monday.
Says a Roseburg paper: There were road building.
Washington City to collect government
Chipped and cornel beef, island an«! claims. He has in his hands upwards of four passengers on the train from the
CURE FOR PILES.
Cloths nnd CnNsimcres
Col. Seobie s force of culvert builders,
Sudden Death.
Carolina rice, Eagle chocolate, and a one hundre«l thousand dollars of claims south last Wednesday morning and fif all white men, will IIO doubt commence
A Word to Workers,
Piles are frequently preceded by a sense From which to make up suits to order. Also a
Hon Thos. F. Beall, one of Jackson fresh supply of blank b.«t.ks, stationery,
fine lint' of
teen under the train. The former were
If your avocations are mentally or phys t»f weight in the back, loiua and lower part
county’s representatives in the state leg etc. Call and see; at Clayton & Gore's. for spoliations of the Indians in 1853 I first-class passengers, while the latter woik in Siskiyou county before next 4tii ically laborious, if they subject you to ex of the abdomen, cauaing the patient to
Men's
Furnishing^
Goods,
and
1855
’
56.
He
is
of
the
opinion
Sen
<*f July, and as they will lie some distance posure in inclement weather, if they con aupi»ose lie haa Home affection of the kid
islature, died suddenly and unexpectedly
Consisting
of
Fine
Shirts.
I'nderwcarof
every
were
tramps
who
were
taking
advantage
neys
or
neighboring
organs.
At
times,
ator
Dolph's
bill
authorizing
the
claiin-
__
.
_
r
__
_
....
I
ahead
<>f
the
track,
all
their
supplies,
in
The young men who didn't know
tine you to the desk, and are of a nature to
at his ho ne near Central Point hut Mon
sort, etc.; all for sale at lowest living prices.
ants to sue in the court of claims will be I ot the facilities offered for traveling on the way of beef, flotir, farm products, involve wear uud tear of brain, and ner symptoms of indigestion are present, flatu
I
about
the
fight,
or
didn't
wak»u
in
time
day afternoon. A short time ago ho re
Hue of n'mjdes of Ashland ll'oolm
passed by congress. Tins will give tho the brake-beams. They said that one of
vous atrai«i, you may occasionally require lency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
ceived a bruise or slight wound uf some all disapprove of such things, anyhow, citizens of Oiegon a good chance to get their c iiiipanions was lost on the trip. horse feed, etc., will be derived from some renovating tonic. Hostetter's btoni- moisture, like perspiration, producing a
Goods and other fabrics on hand.
this
county,
instead
of
shipping
from
be
very
disagreeable
itobing,
after
getting
and
especially
when
the
law
gets
mixed
kind which resulted in the formation of
a«:h Bitters is the article for you. it stimu warm, is a oummon attendant. Blind,
their claims paid during their life time. Whether he was killed or not we di«l not low.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
9-44
an abcuss, and it is supposed that his up in it.
lates the failing energies, invigorates the bleeding, and itching piles yield at once
learn.
body
and
cheers
the
mind.
It
enables
the
The tongue-guar«! society is the latest
death was caused by blood-poisoning j Casebier A Son will build anew dwell
to
the
application
of
Dr.
Boaanko'a
Pile
Nehool Ileiiort.
system to throw off the debilitating efltxiVs Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
Says the Grant's Pass Courier: Mr.
through this source. (We have not yet ing house on their farm this side of organization in Ashland. When a mem
of undue fatigue, gives reue'.wu vigor to affected, absorbing tile tumors, allaying
Monthly
rep«»it
of
the
school
taught
heard the statement of his physician ) Talent immediately after harvest this ber catches himself or herself speak'iig .John Hall, partner of Wm. llyhee in a
i the organs of digestion, arouses the liver the intense itching, and effecting a perma
in
Independence
District
No.
15.
No.
For several days Mr Beall had been com season. Frank Elliott lias the contract ill of anyone he or she is expected to placer claim <«t» Canyon creek, showed us
when inactive, which it very often is with
cure Price 50 cents. Address, the
m ike immediate c««nfession «,[ uidgmeiit 8500 in nuggets taken from their ground, of scholars enrolled, 21. Average daily people whose p'lrsuits are sedentary, re nent
plaining considerably, but was not sup t«> <!<• the work.
Dr. Bpaanko Medicine Co.. Piqua, O. Sold
attendance,
19.
Following
ij
*i»u
aver
news the jaded appetite, and encourages l^v J 11 Chitwood A- Son.
an<| pay tor each such ofli'iise one cent which weighed from §1 to 820 each.
posed to be in any immediate danger.
♦ ♦
—-------- —
The case of H. C. Dollarhidu, icsp., penalty into the treasury of tho society. Mr. Hall says that they have recently age standing of ,nu pupiTs’in the recita he“Itliful rep >se. Its ingredients are saf«,
On Monday afternoon he was sitting in
*
MANUFACTURER AND WOOD WORKER,
anti its credentials, which consist m the
The
T
idings office reoeived a snpp’y
tions
of
»[»oiling,
arithumtic,
geography
vs.
tl»e
<>.
A
C.
R.
R.
Co.
,
appealed
struck
the
gravel
from
w'
icli
these
pug-
Tho
funds
are
to
be
used
for
the
relief
of
an easy chair at home, and was alone
hearty
endorsement
of
persons
of
every
statioiieiy direct from the east last Shop on First Avenue, near Main St.
when the “swift-winged messenger'' oame. from this cunty, was argued before the the needy people of the community. gets were taken. They will have water and grammar, respectively, on the basis class of weiet.v, uie most convincing. Ad of
week.
<>f
10
as
perfect.
Jennie
Mills,
9,
9;
Ef
supreme
court
last
week
and
submitted
mirably
is
it
adapted
to
the
medical
wants
sufficient
to
rmi
them
four
weeks
longer.
The
idea
is
a
good
one
ami
entirely
com
The members of his family, who were
Eleven pounds of dry granulated sugar
Will make estimates and bids on all
mendable hi both its corrective ami its Alex. Watts has a claim on the same fie Mills, 9, 9, 9, 10: Berth« Purdin, i), of workers.
about the premises entirely unconscious for judgment.
10, 9; Nancy Rijgs, U. 9, 8; Minnie
buildings, public or private, and furnish
for $1 at the Red House.
X
of the near approach of death, were hor
J. C. Durkee lost a fine mare last Sat benevolent feature. Everybody should channel below.
material, plans and specifications for
Colemau, 0, V, —, 10; Will Coleman, 9,
H. C. Messenger, of this place, went
Persons ordering packages front the all
rified upon entering his room to find urday, «me wh ch he considered worth » j >in.
The Linkville “Star" of last Saturday 9, 10; Ten Mills, 9, 9, 9; Arta Anderson, to Portland the urst of the week to an
the construction of the same.
East will save time ami m««tiey by calling
that he had seen the last of earth. The fully 8200. He thinks she and others of
The most interesting part <>f the prize says; J. N. Summers met with a seri-
C^"8nsh, Doors and Mouldings on hand
swer tile charge cf cutting timber on at the express office for shipping instruc
funeral was on Wednesday, and was his horses were poi*<»ne<! last fall, since fight is tli«- fact of the affair having been i oils and almost fatal accident last Thurs 9, 9.
and for sale at lowest rates.
Deportment
—
Jennie
Mills,
100;
Min
government
land.
Mr.
Messenger
came
tion stickers.
[26.
largely attended Mr. Beall was ono of which time several have died.
ft
photographed in three distinct scenes by day evening. In attempting to mount a nie Colemill, 100; Effie Mills, 100; Lena
>#“General shop wo.-k done in short
the early pioneers and a [imminent and
one of- our ambitious .«nd entei prising horse, the animal moving at the time, Hamlin, 10U; Bell Mills, 10J; Lillie Ed- up to the scratch like a man, plead guilty
Six
pounds
Arbucklcs
coffee
for
$1
at
order.
A handsome 1900-ft>. grade Norman
enterprising citizen, whose loss will be
camera artists. The gentlemen who an Mr S. lost his balance nnd fell to the sall, 100; Will Coleman, 100; Will Mills, and paid his fine of $200. The Oregonian H unsaker A Dodge's.
x
Io
ise
brought
up
from
California
last
s<ys:
“
There
will,
in
the
natural
older
t^"8tair building a specialty.
regretted by a large circle of friends and
nounced after the thing was over that ground, his foot hanging in the stirrup.
Frank Purdin, 100; Fddiu Hamlin, of things, a civil suit commence against
Grape, plum, lemon, strawberry, black
acquaintances. He w;is serving his sec , week by 8. L- Daniel attracts consider- i they had faile«! t » reach there in time to , This frightened the animal and it started KM);
t-ST All work guaranteed to be first-class,
100; Bcitha Purdin, 100.
h'm to recover the value of the timber, berry, quince, crab apple and currant and
of latest designs.
ond term in the legislature, having been ' al«le attention among horsemen at see it. and a tinmb«r of others who said i at full speed, dragging him some distance.
The follow ing have not been absent or
*
elected to that position some ten or Thompson A Stephenson's stables.
they ha«l heard nothing about it wilted ' Fortunately he managed to extricate his tardy during the iikuii I i : Lillie E«lsall, and if that should prove less than the jellies at Burckhalter & Hasty's.
twelve years ago. During the regular
J. S. Herrin offers for sale a thousand like crisp salad in a batli of hot butter j foot, leaving his boot in the stirrup, Minnie Coleman, Will Coleman, Blm amount of his fine, he may get some of
Natures own remedy, Oregon Kidney
While the piesent zealous
session last January he was brought into head of good sheep—600 st««cl[ gheepan«! j and vinegar when the [ihotographs were i by which means in all probability he Colemap, Frank Purdin and James Pur it back.
Tea.
officials are bringing to time the men
considerable pruminenco by his bill com 400 mutton sheep. Mr. Herrin has long “pulled <'ti them " ami showed their saved his life.
din.
H C., teacher.
81 buys 13 tbs. of best island rice at
who have cut a few thousand feet of
pelling the railroad companies in the state bad the reputation of raising sheep that ’ smiling am! interested countenances sur
Huntaker
A: Dodge's.
x
timber
on
government
land,
the
people
There
is
pending
before
the
Semite
to atford side track facilities when de are of a grade far above the average.
rounding the rope inside of which were
Forwarded from Linn County.
The Sugar-Pine Door and Lumber Co.
will not forget to watch the course of
committee on Indian affairs a proposi
manded under certain conditions.
Climax
t'-baoc"
12
oz.
,
4<Jc.
per
plug,
the
fighters
in
action.
The Star estimates that tho vote of
— OF —
tion to purchase eighty-f >nr acres of
the
[uoceedings
against
the
wealthy
com
The Albany Herald of last week has
s.
A Dodge
Dodge's.
x
Klamath county will bo nearly 600 this
Mr. J. E. Houston, who is tho nomi- land adjoining the farm of the Indian the following: Old “Colonel" May has panies who have made immense for at Hunsaker &
GRANT S PASS,
Ring Fight near Ashland.
A fine line of Rogers Bros’. A 1 cut Are now pr»parcd to furnish Lumber, cither
. year. This indicates such an increase < nee for G"vern<?r on the Prohibition training school at Salem, payment to he
tunes from the timber they have taken
A tight
fight winch
which had been arraiig«
arranged
‘d to since last election ns to make the partisan ticket, was first nominate'! for Secretary made in labor to be preformed by the In indignantly shaken the dust of Albany from the publiu domain. T<» make the lery to be sold without reserve at Caro
take place between EMwards, a light division an uncertain quantity at this I • <>f State, and accepte«l the nomination. dian pupils. The purchase will involve and Linn county from his feet and de worst transgressors suffer first should be Bros., Reeser's block, Ashland, Or. X
Finishing, Bistic or Flooring
parted for the warmer dime of Southern
weight pugilist wh«» has been in N«»rthetn time.
and all kinds oi rough lumber, at anv point
i It was intended that Dr. Au-just 0. Kin n«> expenditure
of money, although Oregon. He was ¡|idioiiant because the the rule.
Deviled
ham,
turkey,
chicken
and
along the line of the «> A «.'K R *t I'Blcss to
California for a number of months, ami
Tho firm receiving the contract to ney, of Astoria, should head the ticket 8150») i* the value of the land, as the
compete with any mil) in Sontheni Oregon
♦
tongue at B. A Hasty's.
one Lewis, of Medford, came off last > builii the bridge across Rogue river near as tlie nominee for Governor, and he was owners have entered into an agreement c unity court refused to continue him as
We will also soon be prepareil to furnish
A Walking Skeleton,
Sunday morning in Ashland precinct, ’ Grant's Pass is Huffman A Bates, of nominated by acclamation. He sent a to take pay ia L.b« »• i t pupils, to. consist a county charge, and lie agreed if the
Safe insurance of all kinds at lowest
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets
near the southern boundary line of the Portland: and tho Applegate bridge is telegram declining the nomination, but 1 of picking hops or 6uch -other work as citizens of Albany would pay his fare to
and every description of finishing«.
Mi. k. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa. rates. G. F. Billings.
Jacksonville
he
would
leave
this
part
of
town. Lewis was “knocked out in the to be built by the Pacific Bridge Co., of snd he would str.nd for Secretary <«f may be agreed upon.
Correspondente invited, all orders tilled
”1 was afflicted with lung fever
Another supply of those wine color««! promptly. Ad«lress.
the State, never to return. The purse writes:
thin! round, an«! was shown to l«e an en Sm Francisco.
nnd nb.scess on lungs, and reduced to a
, ! State. After much discussion, the diffi-
In the last issue of the Jacksonville was accordingly made up, and Monday walking "keteton. Got a free trial bottle suits received at Blount's.
tirely un«squal antagonist to Edwards.
I ' cully was overcome l»y forcing the ivini-
Sugar-Pine, Door and Lumbor Co.r
Fro«,reels
continue
to
improve
at
the
Sumke the Henry Clay cigars, only be.
Democratic
Times, appears an article he was escorted to the deixit by Marshal of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
The spectators l««th ftoni down the val-
nation for Governor upon Mr. Houston,
H. B. MILLER,
tion.
which
did
me
so
much
good
that
I
Hayes
and
waybilled
to
Jacksonville
each at Blount's. Sold everywhere for
?^y aiid from this place were numerous. • Walsh A Bragdon mines <»n Wagner ami placing Dr. Kinney on the ticket for stating that Gregon pays twice as much
bought a dollar bottle. After using three
Grants Pass, Or.
Manager.
f««r the name school books, that Washing The “Colonel" h.u« been an old but not bottles, frund myself once more a t. an, 10c.
Aside from the money put up by the creek as the tunnel ami shaft progress Secretary of State
very res|»ected citizen of Linn county for completely restored to health, with a hcartv
ton
Tertitory
«toes,
and
charges
State
backers of the men very little changed into the large ledge. Tho ledge is widen '
For
wool
sacks
and
twine,
go
to
Wil
. Mis Naici'oss, who
... lives <m Fine
ASHLAND AGENT, L. 11. Adam , at
Superintendent M‘Elr«>y with the state many years, and his departure will not apiietite. and a gain in flesh of 48 tbs.1’ laid A' Eubanks's.
hands, it IS said. Three-ounce gloves ing and the character of the rock grows
Miller
Co.'s warehouse.
street
in
the
western
part
«»f
‘
own,
had
Call
at
J.
H.
Chitwood
<fc
Son's
drug
store
cause
much
regret.
of affairs. In the first place Washington
were used by the strikers, and although better, alsa.
Ca«arrh
cured,
health
and
sweet
■
and
get
a
free
trial
bottle
of
this
certain
i a singular experience last Saturday. Territory pays the same for books as we
[Move we return the compliment to
Lewis was “sent to grass’ and measured
The T idings needs a dress of new ai.d
cure for all lung diseases. Large bottles *1. breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Rein- t
his length on the ground during the last clearer type, and more «¡»ace for reading She was moving a chicken c«»op in which do, and in the sec nd place the State to Linn county by fordwarding to Albany
edy. Price fifty cents. Nasal injector j w. n atkin « on .
E V. < ARTER
round, the affair was considered rather matter. These iinprovuineiits we expect some liens were confined, when an oh! Superintendent has not even a vote in by express two of the healthiest county
free. J H Chitwood A Son.
President.
Cashier
An
old-timer
that
was
here
in
the
six
»««»»ter
wh«»
considered
himself
boss
<>f
changing, or adopting school books if it charges on hand.]
trifling and farcical as viewed from the to make within a short time if sufficient
ties
has
had
men
at
work
in
J.
N.
T.
the yar«l attacked her ami drove «»lie of
Sleepless nights, made miserable by i
standpoint of a sporting man.
of the “needful" be forthcoming from Ins spurs into her wrist, puncturing an were his desire to d<> so. The Times ap
Miller's field this week looking for $8,- that terrible cough. Shiloh's Vitalizer ;
pear to be as unfamiliar with law as it is
Working People
The most serious thing connt'cted with those owing a*.
000 m gold dust that he claims to have is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by -
artery. The blood spoute«! furiously with facts.—[Plaindealer.
tire affair was the arrest of Lewis
Are
often
to«»
ill
to
labor,
but
they
haven
’
t
Ind tiiore a. that lime. Considerable J. 11. Chitwood. <fc Son.
from
the
wound,
and
there
was
much
The Portland Board of trade, at a
and Harry Stover, an«! the issu
time to take niedic'ne ii.u lay off. ground has been dug over but the lost
In
the
last
rabbit
hunt
at
-Pine
Grove,
alarm
among
the
neighbors
wh
»
came
to
meet
mg
held
Momlay
afternoon,
endorsed
!
ance of warrants for two or three others
Will you suffer with Dys|tepsia and
Simnmr.c Liver Kegulat<<r can be taken treasure had m>t been found at last ac-
concerned, upon charge of violating the the petition of Jacks« n county citi her assistance lest she sliouhl be bled to Klamath county, 29 hunters took [»art. without causing any loss of time, and the counts.
Liver
Complaint! Shiloh's Vitalizer is
—
[Jacksonville
Sentinel.
oaaaed by the legislature at the zens asking Congress to appropriate $30,- a serious extent before the flow couhl be being divided into two parti».« led re system will be built up and invigorated
guaranteed to euro you.
For sale by
spect
i«ely
by
W.
t.
Arant
and
Henry
I
stopped.
Dr.
Parson
.vas
summoned
•
t.i iuinrove the Rogue river wagon
J
H
Chitwood
«&
Son.
•pecial session against prize fighting.
by
it.
It
has
no
equal
as
a
preparatory
Keyuote
to
Health.
and dressed the wound. ;dt'.io..;;h ti.e Conn. Arant'» crew came nut ahead
i
This law is very severe, ¡«nd provides for road t«> Fort Klamath.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
l> o.»J had been steppe«! before his ar with 635 rabbits scalps, to 605 for the medicine, and cau be safely used when a
Health is wealth. Wealth lueanH inde
a fin« of n«»t less than «»ne thousaml dol
The order of tho c--tiniy e«»niinission- rival.
It cures
Conn team. The cash prize of fifteen doctor cannot be called in. In al1 Com pendence. ihe keynote is Dr. Bosanko's is sold by us on guarantee.
lars or inqirisonnien» fe»r «me year, or ers' court lu'-oking t|,e offer of bounties
mon diseases it will unassisted by any Cough anJ Lung ¡Syrup, the best couch consumption, J H Chitwood «& Son.
dollars
was
w«»n
by
Henry
Van
Valken-
There is a yarn current to the effect
syrup in the world. Cures coughs, colds,
both, upon anyone convicted of being a for predatory animals provides for the
burg. on :» score of 103 scalps; the second other medicine, effect a s[»eedy cure.
Mr. A. Higgins, of Wyoming. v. Y.. says
pains in the chest, bronchit s and primary
principal, accessory, aider, abettor, stake I payment of the bounties specified for the that when the deputy sheriff was in prize of ten dollars was w«qj by Wm.
he had the Piles for nearly 40 years, and
consumption.
One
dose
gives
relief
lu
I
town
Tuesday
lnol-iug
f«»r
witnesses
to
W. T. Upham who had just returned
holder, <>r in any other way connected ■ scalps <>f all such an>i|ia!s killed on or '
case. Take no other, prioe 50 cents was cured bv using Gilmore's Pile Specific.
the prize tight, one young man who was Dennis, score eighty, and the third with his wife from the Soda Spring*, i every
with a priae fight that has taken [»lace ; before the fth «lay qf this month.
and fl. Samples free, bold by J H Chit I For Hale at the City drug store.
prize
of
live
dollars
was
divided
between
| unfortunate enough t«» have heen a spec-
last Monday evening, had »he misfortune wood A' Son
within the boundaries of the state.
The wife, mother and maid who suffer
The Jos«'phine county commissioners ( 1 tator became much alarmed over the J. 8. H.nnikar anil Irwin Brown, each t<> al’?lw his team t<> get away from him
from female weakness, will find Gilmore's
Lewis, one of the principals, and
showing
up
with
seventy-one
scalps.
—
To the Lodi«*«!
Aromatic Wine a positive cure. For sale
Stover, charged with being one of the last week drew a warrant on their coun i prospect uf being cilleil t«> Jacksonviile. [Star,
after be had st««ppe«l at hi* hoaço *«u Oak I
ty
treasury
for
»*l.'i00
in
favor
of
Jackson
A
friend
c«*nfitlentially
tohl
him
the
at the City drug store.
street ami helped bit. wile out of the
backers, had a preliminary examination
Come
and
see
our
stock
of
ladies
un
James Sullivan of Salem, Oregon, says he
before Justice Foudray in Jacksonville county, for the expenses incurred by this sheriff had a subpoena f r him miff was
A Gold Hill corresp«indent <>f the Moni buggy. Ahe team ran out into Main derwear, infant's robes and cloaks; also
cured of the asthma by Gdmore'H Mag
last Tuesilay and were each held to an county in the Mackey trial, held at Jack coming to serve it The yoting man was tor says: “G. F. Dyer tho mining ex street* and down the lull to the .Masonic velvets, emb. felt, chenilles, araseues was
clerking in one of the st, res on Slain pert has gone t<> Portland for the purpose bnihling. where the buggy brought up ami emb. silk. And don't forget our netic Elixir. For sale at the City drug
swer before tho next grand jury- with sonville by a change of venue.
1 store.
Mr. W. J. Wimer, of the firm of street and stepped to the door to take a 11 purcisiuunj a «piartz mill which ho in- i against a telegraph pole, The team was large stock of hosiery always on hand.
bail fixed at SlOtX). Neither of them
Anson Hom b. of Blackberry, Ills., say"
had given bail at last report, ami the bars Wimer A Sons, Waldo, has bought a view of tho street. Sure eimngh, the tends t<> have running in a short time. not hurt, hut it will c «st several dol
G illette S isters .
he owes bis nf« to Gilmore's Maguetio
half
interest
in
the
Grant's
[
’
ass
Courier,
:
aheritj
was
bearing
down
towards
him
Elixir. Try it. For sale at the City drag i
Thomas Chavner has <>ffere«l land for a lars to repair the buggy.
therefor«» keep them on the inside of the
ASHLAND, OGN.
Why will you suffer from ague and ma- store.
county jail. The grand jury will prob and about the hist of next umjith the with a legal paper in liis hand. The mill site and water privileges free..........
*ria
when
Gilmore's
Aromatic
Wine
will
clerk
made
the
)ength
of
the
store
from
Gilmore
’
s
Neuralgia
Cure
is
a
positive
paper
will
c
-
«ine
out
in
a
new
dress,
all
Unkle Dan Fisher, R Jrert Hardman and
A Kelluble Article
ably consider their case next week. War
for Neuralgia in the the face, side and Transacts a General Banking Basin es
rants are out for three or tour persons home print, under the name of Rogue front door to back —about 70 feet—in Wm. Stuart are putting a wing dam in
For enterprise, posh r.nd u desire to get cure you? For sale at the City drug store. cure
Htoiuath.
For sale at the City drug store.
Interest allowed < n Time
besides Edwards, the charge being that River Courier, with Wimer A Stine as one-sixteenth of a second, and was up Rogue river between Gold Hill mountain sticb peoebi as will give the trade satisfac
When doctors cannot help you then take
Middle-aged
men who lack vigor and vj-
of participating in the arrangements a i«l publishers. The new firm will put in a the canyon half-way to the raw-mill in and Table rock. Mr. Fisher has been tion. J II Chitwood A- Son, the druggists, Gilmore's Magnetic E ixn tor vour throat talitv can l»e cured bv Gilmore's Aromatic Collections made at all aecesslble points »m fa
vorable terms.
the putting up of stakes. The defc i«l- good job office ¡«ml be prepared to carry ' less than two minutes. After he learne«! considering the advisability of repairing lead all competition. They sell Dr. Bo- and lungs. For sale at the City drug store. Wine. For sale at the City drug store.
Sight exchange and telegraphic transféra sold
t ough and Lung Syrup, because its
ants hope t<> escape by proving that the «>n the business in all its branches. The that thete was n<< subpoena for him lie his water <*itch u Inch was greatly dam sanko's
on
Portland. 4ian Francisco and New York.
Nature s own remedy, Oregon Kidney
Nerve-life and vigor restored in men and
the beat medicine on the market for coughs,
affair was not a regular pnzj fight as t.iat Courier will have ample capital and will said he o teu takes “s[»ells of th it kind" aged by the O. A C. R. R. When com colds, croup and primary consumption. , Women
women by
Gilmore's o tw*
Aromatic Wine.
uy using
u.-uiu vuiuu.c
Gold diut bought at ttandard j>riecr.
when ho needs exercise in the spring
enter a new era of socce«M.
term is interpreted by the law.
pleted this ditch will be very valuable." Price 30 oents and
■ For sale at the City drug *tore.
Samples free.
i
FRIDAY »
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APRIL 23. 15*6
Re«i House ahead.
x
Wool will soon be ready fol market
again.
Fine assortment fresh candies at Clay
ton & Gore’s.
.
x
Medford is preparing for “spring
races."
Climax tobacco 40c. per plug at the
Red House.
X
Another apportionment of public
school money.
One-eighth, or 10 lb., box crackers 65c.
at the Red House.
x
The delinquent tax l’st sh«»ws “hard
times” in the county.
One box bluing for 10c. or three for
25c. at the Red House.
x
Times are brightening a little since
the good weather began.
A new supply of mining blanks just
priuteil at the T idings "thee.
Fourteen tbs. best Island Rice for one
dollar at the Red House.
x
Republican county convention of Jose f
phine county meets to-morrow.
Frosty nights are causing the fruit
growers some anxiety here tins week.
Capt. Goodall again comes out as an
independent candidate for state senator.
M. MAYER,
The Tailoring Business
C. W. AYERS,
Architect and Builder.
Lumber! Lumber!
The Bank of Ashland.