Ashland tidings., May 07, 1886, Image 2

An Appeal lor Aid.
NEW THIS WEEK.
[Oregouian April 3.j
The supreme court having decided that
In the republican convention last Tues- j
MAY 7, 1886 I
FRIDAY
i the statute requiring district judges of day Mr Jerome Knox, of Lake county, ‘
the state to be elected “ill 1880 and ev­ made a tery earliest appeal fora ro.ol j
EDITORIAL MOTES AMD MEWS.
from Ashi.tiiii or some other point on .
ery sixth year thereafter," is constitu­
the U «.V C. R R through Klamath and I
Th. State of California has appropri­ tional and valid. Judge L. R Webster of Like counties to Lakeview, 'lhese rich I
At foot of Cascade Mountains,
ated $25,000 to aid in making the Grand the First District is again placed in nom­ counties are u«*w connected with West- |
Army Encampment a success.
ination by the Republican State Conven­ ern Ureuon only by a rough road, over ■ 1<> MILES FROM
which it is not desirable to work freight |
ASHLAND.
The President recommended a river tion. It w;is generally expected and de­ i iug teams. T lie »«ia’ance troui Ashland
and harbor appropriation of not over sired that he would again be a candubite to LakeMew is about 185 miles, over a
$10.000,000. The House made it $15,- in the evert of such a decision of the country partly mountainous hut for the !
higher court. Few men in such posi­ most pail sll.li'.ly «oiling. There would .
000,000.
tions have won and held the esteem and be but !«■» gr.ules amt no very heavy r I vjns HO 1 El., which has been for many
JL. years a favorite place of summer resort
The Clark liquor law in Iowa has gone coiitiileiicc of the people in s<> gieat a ones, atul a road cold«! be made easily for poisons seeking health and re< r«*i«t‘.o»., has
ami clmaply. It is e«timate«l that from I recently heeti greatly improved bv the present
through the saloons like a native cyclone. degree as he. Appointed by a Republi­ S20.0U0 to $25.00U would do the wmk | proprietor, who has «lone much to uiaku it
It haa swept 2,000 saloons out of exist­ can Governor to till tile vacancy caused in '_ou I style the whole distance, and the | pleasant and attractive to guests.
ence in the past year, and others are by the resignation of Judge Hanna, his next Jc.isiature will be asked to appro­
tumbling daily.—Portland News.
was the remai kable fortune, after piesid- priate tins sum.
In I heir present isolation Klatnnth and
ing in court for about a twilvcim*nth, to Like counties .ue cut oil practically from
It is said that Chicago will suffer this
Is the most noted nr South“ni Or gon. an«t
come before the people as the nominee of any oilier than a civil connection with its medicinal pr ,p rtiesiiave been proven tube
year to the amount of at feast $20,000,- J
great value ami benefit as a tonic ami aid to
the Republican state convention, and, in Chegou. 'Io Redding, Caliiorui.«, on the of
digestion amt ns a remedy «>» relief in nearly
000 through the perplexities to builders, |
a district Democratic by some five hun­ C. Jt O R. K. they have a goo«l road, nil canes of kidney trouble ami kindred ail­
contractors and investors arising from
and all tlmir business goes in that direc
ments. Hollow ing is the r. port of the analysis-
dred votes, to be elected by the empli.it «• tiou
Dining much of the winter it is One standard gallon of the w ater contains':
the strikes, demand for the eight hour
. .
majority of over thiee bundled This was absolutely iui| ossible to cross the mount­ Alumina........
•WU grains.
system, etc.
Boraeic acid.............
.9175
two yeais ago. It was not thei. know n ain trail, so ih it even the Oregon mails l aleiuin carbonate
..2112SI
Sodium
chloride.
..
are
stopped.
Two
yens
ago
the
repre
.
ai.oat
Chat. Nickell, of Jacksonville, has whether his election was for two years,
arlmuate of iron...
.. 2 »>17
sciitalive to the legislature from Lake < silicn-
acid .............
.. 3 9471
“
been nominated for state prir ter. If he I or for six, but it was supposed by most comity, in coming to attend the winter Titanic
acid...........
. 15443
••
should chance to be elected there would of the electors of the district to be fol session, had logo via San Francisco, or ■ nrbo'iatu magnesia
. .78.S7M
«•
Bicarbonate so«la....
..24.684
“
soon be a fine opening for the appoint­ six years. The high exjiectations enter­ moie th «ii a tlimis «nd miles out of the
Lithium carbonate, potassium caibonate, io-
ment of a legislative investigating com­ tained <>f Judge Webster by the pe«q«le natural direct route, 'i he w hole trade d’lie ami traces of nitric »« id not estimated.
Total amount of carbonic acid gas. free and
ot the country goes, of cmuse, to Califor­
mittee to examine the big bills he would of the district, as showu l>y this remaik- nia from force of circumstances and combined, equal. 58.47 n > grains per gallon.
make out against the state for his work ab'e vote, have been fully realized. lie against the wish of the people, who
‘-cpe«inl attention paid to the comfort and
has pre»i<led over their c««uit with a dig­ would much rather deal in the market of £^
needs of invalids.
In the 8enate last Monday Mitchell nity, ability and courtesy which have of their own state. Having poor connec-
Among th«' improvements of the hotel are the
introduced a bill providing for the ap­ commanded the respect and admiiatioli ii oi v. nh Western Oreg«*u by road, Lake
baths, fitted with all modern conveniences.
ROOMS CLEAN, NEAT ANO COMFORTABLE.
propriation of $30,000 for the resurvey of the members of the bar, and lias be« 11 and KI mi uh counties get uoshaie of the
new
population
now
pouring
into
the
and relocation of the military wagon road a conscientious, faithful and upnglit
state, in short, they sutler all the dis
from Rogne river valley to Fort Klam­ judge. The TlDINCS believes he should advantages of isolation, 'i hry contribute
f^-BOTTLED water fresh from the spring
ath and for establishing western terminus now be elected for a full trim <«f six a very considerable share of the general on sale at Hunsaker i Dodge's in Ashland.
I
taxation, and they feel that they ou.ht
at such point on the Oregon & California
years. No public office should be s«>
to have s«>me benefit from a connection
railroad as the secretary of war may se­ 1
jealously guarded as that of judge in our which sentimentally and politically they
lect.
courts of justice, and when the right l»oi«i in high regard.
The assertion of Mr Knox, that Lake
It is stated Secretary Manning’s re­ man is found he should not be set aside
anil
Klamath counties form the largest
signation is in the hints of the President. for a mere political consideration. It is ; and richest iindevelopetl district in the
His successor will he a man who is accept­ the judgment of all thoughtful men that United Sta'es, is unquestionably true.
able to Manning aa well as whose Democ­ | the couits should be raised as far as p««s- : It is li.tle known because far from the
racy ia unquestionable. The President ■ sible above the reach of party polite s, j centers of population and hedged in by
has several names before hint in connec­ I with its harrassing and distuibing ii - distance ,«ii<l high mountains. But it
> contains wide acies of rich lands, is
tion with the position, but has reached i fluences, and the fact of the term of of- bouiitiiully watered and has an excellent
I tice of our district judges living placed at climate. It is destine«! to be rich and
no decision.
' six years, instead of two, as other state populous and «»tiers many attractions to
It is said that the senate committee on ' offices, is a niaiked recognition of this i those who are content to begin while
public lands has decided to re[x>rt a bill I principle. I11 Multnomah county, wheie things are new and grow up with the
forfeiting all railroads land grants where ! two district jtnlges are to be electeil, an cornu rv.
It is important that Oregon sh.'iibl at
the road has not been built, and to con I expedient was proposed which w««ul«l ptac- this time secure the business of this great
i
Enn grants where the road has been ■ tically neutralize any influence of politi­ legion, else in a tew yeais it may I ecoii e i
built whether within the time »[»ecified cal partisanism u | h « ii thu election. The pei in.«m in ly establish«*«! with California. I
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in the act or not. Such a bill will for­ | Republican state convention, which not I lie KI no.uh liver which flows to the |
West «Iiredly across the n««rthein part j
"
ill
make
the
season
of
l'**ö
as
follows.
He
feit the land grant of the California it ! last week, by an understanding with of C Ji.orimi, is not a navigable stream, :
w ill beat tile stable of Dal id Payne in Medford
Oregon railway north of the point where prominent Democrats of that district but its ciuyoii oilers :i tine opportunity ' <>n Saturday. Sunday ami Munday of each
week:
Tuesday mid Friday at James Helms'
the road now ends.
i (which was n««t sustained by the Dciii««- fora wag««’« roa«l without grades. It the on IVagner ereek. an«l ««ihiesday anti Thurs­
pro « sed road betwein Aslilaiid and ‘ day at the Mabie of Thompson 5. Stephenson
. cratic convention) made but one n«>mina
Lakeview is not built by this state, as ; in Ashland.
Concerning the Democratic nominee
I lion for district judge, leaving the other I soon as th«' railroad is extetl'led, Califor ,
for Congress, the Portland News says:
to be made by the Democrats. This is a nia will put one through down the Klam- |
Description and Pedigeee.
I
N. L. Butler, of Polk county, who was
i wise plan, and w«>ul«l have a good effect in ath canyon to some railroad point in 1 Sir Walter, .«r.. is 5 years obi. <<*ui black, fine
nominated for Congress by acclamation,
dial state. If we buihl a road ami get i form, goo'l disposition «ml a splendi«! traveler:
, keeping thu courts out of the reach of ihe trade first, we will be able probably is 17 ii.imls one ««n't <>u>'half inches nigh ami
weighs 14U0 poiimls.
ia a lawyer in Dallas, of the firm of Daly
' unworthy influences. Above the do«ir of to keep it.
Sir Walter. Jr . wassirc«! by Sir Walt«T. he
& Butler. His nomination by acclama­
l«y Miimbrino « hi« f. be by Manibrino Paymas­
‘ every court of justice in America should
ter. he by Main’irino. lie by Imported Messen­
tion shows that he will have the united
His dam was a Long Island Black Hauk
la* placed the warning: “He must leave
A general strike of operatives in man­ ger.
mare sli** being sire«! bv the note«! trotter An­
support of his party. He is said to be a
’ politics behind who enters help." Our ufacturing establishments of all kinds drew ackson. sire of Henry « lav. progenitor
good citizen and an able man, and will
of the « lav family of trotters. His first «lam.
form of government could not exist, <>f has been in progress in the Eastern cities Sallie Miller, by Manibrino, son of Imported
probably come as near keeping Binger
Messeng«-r; Andrew Jackson by Y**ung Bashaw«
I course, without political parties, but in «luring the past week, in pursuance <>f a and
h«' bv Importe«! Bashaw.
Hermann’s majority within reasonable
Sir Walter. Jr s <l«m is connected with tne
! its judicial blanch partisanship sln<ul«l plan of the Knights of Libor to secure
Clydesdale draft horse.
limits as any other candidate who could
! find no place.
llie establishment of the eight-ln>ur sys­
have been nominated.
With an excellent record fur ability, i;s tem throughout the country. At the
Terms:
shown
by a comparison of his decisions McCormick reaper works in Chicago a
Single service. 3*.no. payable at time of ser­
The Oregonian may possibly circulate a
vice: s«*nson. 31'2.4X1. pavable at the end thereof;
memorial to Cleveland, asking him to j«o»t with those of any district judge in tin- conflict occilrretl between policemen ami insurance. |1 «.uo. payable as soon ns the mare
is known tube with foal. Any person dispos­
pone his marriage till the end of his term state, and with an umjuestioiied reputa­ riotous atiikers ami socialists who en­ ing of his mar** «.uriug the season will pieuse
tion for integrity and honor, Judge Web­ deavored t«, drive the mm-striking men remember th.it m ii«*y in then «lue for services.
of office. It says: “Should President
Seasm commencing April 1st am! ending
Cleveland marry Miss Folsom, the re ster should be again elected by the strong from ivoik. Several persona were July 1st. The best of care will be taken to
prevent
accidents, but w ill not be responsible
wounded and s«une ki'led, it is reported. for any that
stilt will probably be an expense to the majority given him two years ago.
limy occur.
There is an apparent disposition in most
I) R. WHITE, Proprietor.
United States of $200,000 to $300,000
THE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
I
saac
W
oolf
,
Attending
Groom.
places
to
yield
to
the
demand
for
the
She is 22 years of age, and very probably
(10-47)
eight-h
>ur
work
day.
In
some
cases
"ill be a “president’s widow” from forty
The Democratic State convention or­
to seventy years,, drawing a pension of ganized at the Newitiirket theater in «mployers agree t«> pay the old ten-hour,»’ i
Republican County Convention.
$5,000 per annum as the woman who nnr Portland Tueslay niortiin^ by tho elec­ wagis f««r eight Imuis’ wolk, while itl
A Republican county convention is called to
tied President Tyler forty-three years tion of W. R. Bilyeu, of Linn, as chair­ other instances the laborers have agreed
meet at Ja< ksonville. Or . on Saturday. May
t<> w««ik only eight hours at pro rata 15th. at lOo'elo« k a M for the purpose of nomi­
ago is still doing. ”
man.
nating vaii<li<lat«'N for county ofii< er» to be
wages. The railload stnke in the south­ vote«!
for at the coming ele< ti«>M iu June next,
For Gorernor, Sylvester Pennoyer,
The great printing, lith«»graphin^ an 1
ami
transact such other business «s may prop­
west has been brought t«< an end through
of Portland, was nominated on the iliir«i
erly
com«*
before «t. '1 he < «invention will ,-on-
general book publishing establishment of
the dibits of the Congressional labor in­ si't of 49 deli gates apportioned among the sev­
ballot. His chief conqietitor was J. K.
eral precincts ns follows:
A. L. Bancroft it Co. in San Francisco
vestigating committee, who visit««! St.
Aslilan«! ..........
.14 Medford ___
3
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waa destroyed by fire last Friday after Weatherford.
.1 Manzanita ...
L 'tiis, Kansas City and other points and Applegate........
For Congress, N. L. Butler, of Polk
IT
..I Mention's ... .
Big Butte ... .
noon, together with a large furniture
prevailed upon the executive committee Chimney Rock
. 1 Pleasanter«, ik
..1
county.
Eden
................
.
3 Hock Point....
..1
manufactory in the same building and a
<>f the Knights to older the men to work Evans « reek....
.1
Steamboat
....
..I
For Supreme Judge, R. S. Strahan, of
number of adjacent buildings. The loss
..1 Sterling..........
..I
again and leave the qm.'Stion as to wheth- I-oot's eleek ...
•>
Linn.
..1 Table Kork....
Flounce Rock..
is estimated at nearly a million dollars,
.7 T rail creek . .
ther tlm employes <>r officers of the cor­ Jacksonville....
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For Secretary of State, R F. Gibbons,
Little Butte..
..3 Uniontown. ..
with only a little over one forth pro*ecte<
porations were justified t>, the decision Willow Springs
..1
of Wasco.
by insurance. Several persons lost their
The same being one delegate for each pre-
pre­
that public opinion may form when the
For State Treasurer, G. W. Webb, of
cinct <>r one for each 20 votes or fraction over
lives by the falling walls, and many of
Uongi essional committee shall have com­ half thereof east for H011 Janies G. Blaine at
Umatilla.
Piesbleniial election in November. I'M
the employes barely escaped from the
pleted its investigation and made its re­ tin*
The eommlite«' recommends that the pri­
For Superintendent of Public Instruc­
maries
be hebl in the several precincts on Sat-
building, so rapidly did the flames spread
port. Trouble is beginning now, how­
I unlay. May stfi, «mt that they also elect pre­
tion, J. R. N. Bell, of Douglas.
Over 100 employes are thrown out of
ever, on the railroads centering at cinct committees of 3 meinb« rs each, to servo
For State Printer, Chas. Nickell, of
until their successors an- elecled, and report
work by the fire.
Chicago.
the sainu at the county convention.
Jackson.
w. H A tkinson *.
«U.
Chairman county central committee.
For Judge of First District, «1. R.
The Republican State convention
Another Reduction.
placed in nomination for prosecuting at­ Neil, of Jackson.
We
have
reduced our prices again on
For Prosecuting Attorney of First Dis-
Democratic County onventian.
torney of the first district Capt H. Kel­
stoves and can give lower figurers than
rict, W. M. Colvig, of Jackson.
ley, of Jacksonville, and the Democrati«
Democratic
convention for Jackson
A
any other dealers in Ashland.
The platform adopted endorses Cleve­
i county, Oregon, is hereby called to be held
convention nominated W. M. Colvig, ala.
W ILI.ARD A E ubanks .
at the o.irt-lioase in Jacksonville un Sat­
land's administration in general ami his
of this county. Mr. Kelley is a practix
urday, M «V 8tli. 1834», «t lUo’c.ock a . m ., for
i the purpose of nominating candidates fur
nig attorney of good reputation, and very tec« mimendat ion t<> Cong less favoring a
PROPRIETARY MEDICINE
I couu ty offices and tu transact other busi­
popular at his home, Jacksonville. Mi. plan <>f arbitration of difficulties between
ness that may proper.y an.se.
The several p.*ec.ncrs will be entitled 11
Colvig, our present county superinten­ labor and capital; favois the restoration
one delegate and otie delegate additional
dent of schools, is a young man of abil­ >f the navy, liberal appropriations f*>i
for every 25 vo eacast for Hon John Myers
for conoreHsmmi in 1881, to wit:
river and harbor iinproveinciits, the
ity and of excellent character and repu
Ashland 8, Vppleqat«« 3, Big Butte 1. chim-
abolition
of
existing
treaty
with
China,
tation. He haa been a student of la» I
Are Indigestion :.ml Constipation
n«*y Kock a. Eden 4, Foot’s creek 1, L lounce
Their primary symptoms are among the
Rock 1. Jactoouviiie ‘J. L'.ttle Bntte4. Med-
for some years, and is known in tiro the enactment of a state law providing
most «li'trcs'iug oi minor human uilineul*. I f<> d 4, Manza aia 3. Meadows 1. Ibeasant
county as a public speaker of experience for arbitration between laboi and capital;
creek 1, Rook Point 2, Sterlingville 1, Steam­
nini a ho-t of diseiiM», «|e,«liiy resultant
boat 1. Table Ruck 5, Trail creek 1. Union-
and force.
favors the forfeiture of lapsed railroad
from them, mutually aggravate cacti oil» r
to.vu 2, Willow Springs3. Woodville 1. To­
and :i".til at once the whole nia< bin« r<
land grants; urges upon the national
tal number of delegates, 58. Primary
of
life.
Nausei»,
Foul
Breath,
b;««»;*
meetings m the various precincts for the
Tho Oregonian will have to come out ■government the propriety of making
üea«la«i.çs.
Stomach. Dizziness,
election of deiega;«.-« to the county conven­
square-toed now for Houston for Gover­ Crater lake a national park; sympatliizcs
Bilious l'evcr,»T Ta h n<I ice, I >ys[ <'|:siu,
tion will be held at the iihuii ' places of Vot­
Kidney Disease- s, Piles, lUii-iiniat ¡'in.
ing on Saturday. May 1st, 188i>, at 1 o’clock
nor. It can't support Cornelius because w ith G!iulMt<>ue's efforts to establish h««iu«*
Nciirahgi*"« Dropsy, nix! t.-iréni- Skin
p. m . All persons who favor the jarpetua-
Disorders, un’ :«tn<>n*r the symptoms
he ia the candidate of the machine which rule in Ireland; favors a rigid examina­
tiou of D* m >c.raiic principles, anil design
ami
mal
i«!*'
’
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«mt
<«l
I«
tbrangenicnt
of
Mitchell controls, and now that tho Dem­ tion of the stat«* swamp land matters; op­
sup.Mirting the Demooratio nominees at the
In.' '.uiuocu a
bowels.
approaching elec.ions, are cordially invittd
ocrats have nominated Pennoyer it can’t poses convict labor and unjust disciinn
tu participate 111 the primaries, lly order
A Thorounh Purnativc
support their nomination.
Sylvestei nation by transportation companies; fa­
of the Democratic c mnty central commit­
tee.
H. K. H anna , chairman. I
mcdicii««’ i* llic tir-t necessity for cun',
Pennoyer is the man who so exasperated vors the submission to the voters of the
t'lii'ii 1 lie » at hurt ie eftci't must In- main­
the Oregonian during the recent anti­ state of the proposed prohibition amend­
tain« d. in a mild degree, hist siili:« i< n’
to pi'i i «nt :i I*« « iirreiice or cosile« in*",
Chinese agitation in Portland, and the ment of the constitution; arraigns the
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.
ai. l at the »unir tini" ibe liver, kldory#
Oregonian pronounced him entirely be­ Republican party for its blunders at the
iui«t s‘oma«*li must be stimulate»! and
strength«, lied.
Best Location in Iloguo River
yond recognition in any way by law ami recent sessions of the legislature; rec
Valley.
order loving citizens. There are only oinmends that Congress make an appro­
. The nnderslzned. In <*onseqnetics of the 1!
three candidates in nomination, so the priation for a railroad from flu* O. A:
mi'alth of hi' w lie. is compelled to seek a drier
Aecmii; li'h lliR rotoratlve work !•! •
climate, and therefor *»:fera for sale his farm
Oregonian will apparently have to swing C. R. R. to the southwestern border of
than ally o.htr lu« dicine. 'll,«« :
of 9s a« r< - adja. eiit to the Town of Talent
Th«* place is in a high state of cultivation, con­
'•• achin ; si ■ I ll>'>¡-. h h, y « I mi!«!, in ; ; .
in for Houston. Wonder if it will?
the state, and demands a re-apporti«>n-
tains a goo.l house nivl barn, about .’SKI fruit
(Hirruth«* m Joli. Tb. y «I « h .«t : ri| > 11.«
trees.
g«>o«l water, etc. Will «I m > sell horse*,
inent <>f the state legislative representa­
¡i.iti. 11'. mi« «! • t:ot ìik I ik «- a coiiitc re­
wagons, cattle, hogs, a fall outfit of fanning
A Washington dispatch of May 3<l tion at next session of the legislature.
act) >11. :.s i- ibe «Diet of i»:!i< r eallmi lii'.
Implements and household furniture Terms
Wi'iia1. Ill, I I o '«
«) relui I l«>| « rtic-. I easy
says: Senator Dolph has made a thor­
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«l-'ir i«-. Ii. | :«‘i<* 111.1I tonic, of til«' liiglie't
'I he farm will be sold alone, if desired. Ad
ough study of the land laws of this coun-
.ned' inai » :
dress,
g . F. P ennkbaker .
If the members of the Democratic
Ta'ent. Oregon. Feb. 5, 1866.
tjy, and he ia regarded in the ■eiiite a. convention at Jacksonville to-morrow ale
an authority on that subject, He has wise they will put up for county commis­
Choice Farms for Sale.
proposed the most important measure. sioners men who are known all over the
Ali <li- i-:'s 1 hm **.'««l'ir;* from dbonlvr
o’ ih ' »lin*»iin* mid i:"ituil:iton orynus.
relating to land that have been brought county as holiest, capable and, als«ve all,
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
'»-i ‘ pr.iiii'.’, ti~e of A yeiì ’ s ì’ii i.s to
forward thia aeaaion. To-day he intro I careful and economical—men wh«> are
sal# a Mo. 1 grain farm, containing 2U6
eoiT.'ct ili«* lir-t itHl'ea'jell* <•( »'«»fiv»*-
acres of tillable land situated on th« stage
II* «. avert' the s< i i< ti' il’n«
vl«i« b
duced a bill which changes the who'e familiar with business atf.tiis, and have
road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Plane
Il •.-) et of I’i.*!’«-ondi ioll Well’d ill« » ii:.!>iy
system of law in regard to the public demonstrated by their «>wn success that
is well improved: good well of water for
in 11-*. All h*re::iilarhii ' in il <• i.< lion o’t
house use and living stream for stock.
I’l* I. >v el' — |1>'«II< -'
Wi ll »- « <’ll'!i-
domain. His bill repeals all laws pro­ they are able to manage business. D*»11 t
Also 215 acres lying within half a mile of
|.i!,i_sre Ix’ii'fi* iallv <■< ni rolliti by
viding for the pre-emption of public give us wooden men. D«>u't pass by
l’lneuix. all under fence, county road on
A t "!:' h )’n. i . s , : nd for th«* »«in*u!ntiun
two sides: can at small expense be put in
« ' «l'r-’t.e <*r :ii' v. < :d.< ii < d tn long-
lands, and alao repeals the law allowing capable men to pick up weaker ones juM
< 1 : 1*1 «I »1
•'« 'hi, «’ii<* er two of
cultivation. For particulars call on or ad­
entries for timber culture.
His bill, to satisfy the “locality" idea. The coun­
dress
A y : :t's !’n.t h «I il«-. rf;< i* dinner, w ill »lo
<>n my 201 acre farm there 1« one hundred
1.: «;* • ■.■<o«l ih::n : in ihtng < be.
however, does not affect any valid rights ty needs her be't men now to manage
ceres of grain and bay growing. that I w ill
w 1th the farm. If desire«!, cau give pos­
accrued or to accrue. His new measure I i her business—men who are above sus­
Leading Physicians Concede cell
session at any time.
piodifiee the desert land laws so that a picion of being too yielding or too “easy’’
JOHN 8. HERRIN, Ashland. Or.
Th.it .Writ’s P h ls nrr the best of :.!!
«•j !>.«!"i>* »•»« d’e'ne*. mill nisny praetiiimi-
settler on desert lands has to irrigate it —men who will “take a band themselves
er«, of i!i* hi«rhc't standing, customarily
within three years after tiling on it His in the business of the County Commis­
prc.'crib ■ them.
City Taxes
bill p.-ovides for the taking up of moun­ sioners’ Coui l.
Notice Is hereby given that the time for pav-
tain land, allowing settlers 320 acres
tnent of the tax levie'l Jan. 22, 1S8»;, uiwm the
pnrrAitED
by
property w ithin the < ity of Ashland has ex­
each. The bill is quite voluminous, and
The Asturian is guilty of the fidlow­
pired. bill by order of th«« ity council the time
Or. J. C. Ayer 0. Co., Lowell, Mass
is the most elaborate and carefully pre ing: “W. S. Ladd a E. st P«> t a<d well
lor payment of same w ithout extra cost has
been
i*xteude«l thirty days from dale of this
[ Analytical Cheniists.)
pared revision of the present law that has is now 1,580 feet deep. He is certainly
notice.
8. It. T avlor .
For
sale
by
all
Druggists.
Marshal slid tux-collector.
been presented.
getting a iotry well.”
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Ashland, Or., Aptil 16, 1 m 6.
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ASHLAND
TIDINGS
THE DISTRICT JUDGESHIP.
REALESTATEE - MANUFACTURING - ETC.____________
GENERAL MERCHANDISE-GROCERIES—ETC.
LATEST RETURNS
Indicate that the Real Estate market
is improving.
Prices firm, and Sales increasing.
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ANNOUNCEMENT !
BUY NOW
JACOB WAGXER, Proprietor.
The Mineral Spring
And save the advance.
One
Ten
One
One
One
One
The undersigned hereby respectful­
ly announce to the public that from
this date they propose to sell goods
For Cash and for Cash Only !
“The credit system must go.”
prices means lower prices.
.Acre
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tract ready for the plow, for $ 1,000.
tracts at $150 each.
tract for $300.
“ “ 180.
“ “ 350.
“ “ 700.
All good Fruit land, well located from
3-4 to 1 1-2 miles from Ashland.
PLEASE REMEMBER
Cash
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 imformatic n, apply to
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ALFORD & BRAGDON. '
Good Table Fare & Reasonable Prices,
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ASHLAND, OR.. APRIL i, 1886,
C. F. BILLINGS.
THE FINE TROTTING STALLION
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SIR WALTER, JR
Twin Foes to Life
Ayer’s Pills
Absolutely Cure
AYER’S PILLS,
Insurance and Real Estate.
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Ashland, Oregon.
P. S.—Approved country produce taken in exchange for goods at j
Cash Prices.
H. O. MESSENGER,
Manufacturer and Wood-Worker.
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Would announce to the public that he haa purchased the Marsh planing mill
and sash and door factory on
CARO BROS, have concluded to sell off their remaining stock
Grvanite Street, Ashland, Oregon,
Within Thirty Days Strictly.
And ia prepared to do promptly all work in the line of planing, moulding, and
general wood-working.
The following is a price list of some articles:
Will keep on band a good stock of
Calico, 18 yards for $1.00.
Satines, 8 cents per yard.
P. K. Lawn, 7 cts. per yard.
Nun’s veiling, in .ill colors. 48 inches wide, 37’*3 cts. per yard.
Bunting, in all colors, 12*^ cts.
Will furnish lumber of all kinds, either rough 01 dressed, in quantities to suit
Corsets, from 50 cents-----
purchasers.
Ladies' and Childrens' Lisle thread hosiery, the very best, 25 cts. per pair.
All-wool cashmeres. 50 cents per yard.
ORNAMENTAL SAWING and TURNING.
Full assortment of Spanish and Oriental Lace, 6 in. wide, 30 cts. per yard.
Following are cash paices for work: Planing, $3 per M.; Planing and matching,
Table Linen, bleached, Q- 50 cents.
$4.50 per M.; Moulding, X cent per inch, per ft.
Ruching, in all shades, 9c.
i Ashland, Oregon, April 16, 1886.
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Satin Parasols, in all colors, $1.75.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc.,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Etc.,
lite.,
Etc.
HENRY JUDGE,
But don’t forget. Crockery and Glassware at your own price.
MANUFACTURER,
Safe and Fixtures For Sale.
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FOLD AT
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OREGON.
Keeps constantly on hand a full
supply of everything In above
line, which will be gold at price»
nalow as can be offered anywhere.
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ORDERED WORK
Wil] be made eo a* to give entire satisfaction
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Repairing Neatly Done
at low rates, and all work done promptly
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H. JUDGE.
Low i»t Maiket Rate
O33VÍIOJ
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ASHLAND COLLEGE
CIGAliS
^ED HOUSE
— AND —
Normal School,
Ge«>. Engle. Proprietor,
\ Miin Street, Ashl.in«!
Oregon.
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OREGON.
M. G. ROYAL, A. M.,
PBK.-IIDKNT.
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Main Wtrcet, opposite Houck’s Ilotel.
ASHLAND
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Saddle and Harness
Remember these goods will and must be so’d within 30 days as the man­
manager of this establishment is about to leave for San Francisco.
------ THREE COURSES OF TUDY.-------
1st. The State Normal Course.
2d. The Commercial course
Sd. Tho College Preparatorv.
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Commission Agents,
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Loans Negotiated and Collections
Made.
TYTr have made arrangement» with the
VV State Boar«l of Emigration at Portland
to have our Hat of propertie» * FOR SALE or
RENT,” with a full description of our Fine
Climate and ««rent Fruit Valley, placed in the
hand« of new comer«. We have a large ac­
quaintance in the Ea«t, many of w hom desire
to come to till» locality.
Call nt our office and give ua full particular»,
and we will Bl’Y, SELL, or KENT for yon on
reasonable terms.
Samples of Quartz Solicited, and As­
says made Correct and Cheap.
We have corrcspondeive with a number oi
kilning Capitalist« who desire investments.
Sales made where ledges are of
value.
Correspondence solicited.
C. T. HARRIS & CO.
TUITION.
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Tuition varies, according to »tudles pursued,
from 36 to 312 per term
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BOARD.
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GOOD HORSESGOOD COLTS
Bring Good Prices.
Boar«! can be obtained nt the College Boarding
Hall, or in private families, at $4 per week.
For catalogue or further particulars, ap­
ply to the President.
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Horses ! Colts ! Money ! Money ! Colts ! Horses ! |
On Oak Street.
B. Beach, Proprietor.
DRUG and JEWELRY
i X-flT'Board and lodging. $1 to $1.50 per day,
according to rooms occupied. Board and
lodging per week. $5.00.
' FIILST CL \SS ACC’ »M MODATIONS.
-BEST OF FARE —
DURING TIIE SEASON OF 1886
NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.
HO-46—tf)
IST” The following horses will be at my ranch one mile north of Ashland, Oregon: Of-L
RAIUIRFTTA ^^ine Percheron-Norman stallion, combining size,
UHIflDL I I M action and kind disposition and whose colts are un­
Lumber! Lumber.!
surpassed, if equaled, sn this coast.
AR ARI AN RfiY (^ra^ian-Perchcron) weight 1250 tbs., combining
nllHDInll DU I style, action, endurance and good disposition, and
whose colts make the finest carriage, road and " ai . l
purpose ”
W. C. MYER, Ashland, Or.
Don t raise a half-breed Shetland for your child you love so micb, it would cost a
few dollars and give the child too m . ch (?) happiness.
M. MAYER,
C. W. AYERS,
Wonld Inform the public that he hag again eg
tablished hlmaelf in
Architect and Builder.
MANUFACTURER AND W30D-WJRKER,
t^CWill make estimates and bids on all
Next to the Xntley ghoe shop on Mntn stre«t.
building., public or private, and furnish
and has for «.aic a well cboaeu stock of
nil material, plans and apccifications for
ClotliM nil<1 Casstnierns
the construction of the Mme.
From which to make up suit* to order. Also a
«■SCSwh, D*K>ra and Mouldings on hand
fine line of
and for sale at lowest rates.
Men's Fiirnisliing Goods,
Constating nf Fine Shirts, Underwear of every I order. General , shop wo.'k done in short
sort, etc.; all for sale at lowest living prices.
X-iC*St<*iir building a specialty,
Full line n f a uipIfM o f Ashland W oolen
ry All work guaranteed to be first class,
G'irxh and <.thrr j<ibrics on hand.
and of latest designs.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Ill the bc’t part of Aghland, con«iatinx of 25
acre» of goo«l land, two houges. two barn«.
food orchard. Also three five-acre lot», goo«i
*n«l. Terms easy.
Cnn be found a full line of
Watches,
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John H. Yat«s, of Batavia, N. Y., says.
“1 cheerfully commend
Your Aromatic Wine
It did new life and vigor send
1 hrough this weak frame of mine.
It did for all ray stomach ills
More than the doctor and his pills.’’
ror sale at the City a.ug store.
A fine line <*f Rogers Bros’. A 1 cut
Mr. A. Higgins, of Wyoming, v. Y., says
levy to be aul«l without rwerve at Car«* he bad the Piles for nearly 40 vears, mid
*as cured by using Gil more. Pile Specific,
Bros., Reeser's block, Ashland, Or. x
t or sale at the City drug store.
The Sugar-Pine Door and Lumber Co.
«—OF —
GRANT'S PASS.
I Arc now prepared to furni.h Lumber, either
Clocks.
Jewelry,
Fancy Good».
»nd all kin*l< of rough luinb<*r, at any point
along the line of th«* >AC K It nt ratcea to
Silver and Plated compete
with any mill in Southern «ircgon.
,
Ware, Violin Strings, I)r«iga, Medicine«, We will also soon be prepared to furnish
Finishing, Rustic or Flooring
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets
Toilet Soapa and Perfumery.
Watchea. clocka and jewelry repaired.
Mewing Machine Needles and Oil.
s^' prescriptior a carefully compounded.
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T. K. BOLTON A CO.
M. !.. M’CALL.
A. T. HAMMOND,
Shop on First Avenue, near Main St.
IN ASHLAND,
Farm For Sale.
STORE,
horses.
0^ TERMS lower than ever. Special inducements to parties
breeding five or more mares.
The Tailoring Business
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
A.T CITY
Soon Make Good Horses.
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The Pioneer Hotel.
1 and every description of tinhhing«.
i Correspond^«e invited, all order» filled
promptly, address.
Sugar-Pine, Door and Lumbor Co.
H. B. MILLER,
Grants Pass, Or.
Manager.
A8ULAÌD AGENT, L. II. Adorn',
MUltr d‘ Co.'» Karehntue.
Hammoni & McCall,
REAL - ESTATE - AGENTS
— AND—
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CONVEYANCERS,
¿•bland,
Oregon.
Loan« negotiated. Property bought and .old;
collections attended to; Abstracts of title fur
mshed.
jD^^Surveying of all kinds aathf.ctonly and
promptly douc.
We offer for sale the following described real
property.
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VICKS
Floral
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IsavorkofBesvIy m
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pag*s.
lr, awntn^rsrtens. with <kyrtpUo»of tha
to-u H.'on t « i 4 Verbal !«•«. rncm u!CT*T»fVa
atwl Pla it» and how to C—t and gmw MASada.»
them. Pdnted In English awl German, rriceanly W
cents which mav he «ledia-fed from the flret enter.
■w owtT ▼l<Tt*s .ren. ar neanqrtfrrx*
JAMES VICK. SEEDSMAN. Rochester. M. T.
The Hargadiue property, consulting oi
very desirable town lota, improved and un­
improved: and farming landa and atock
Will you suffer with Dyafiepaia and
ranches in sizes to auit j>urcha.* rs, up to Liver Coniplaintl Sliiloh'a Vitalizer ia
60U0 acres: alao.
• guarantwd to cure you.
For aale by
A Bx,,c?’?60
J H Clntwuod a - Son.
East of Ashland—good for summer or win- ” *’
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ter range.
f Shiloh'»
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and Consumption Cure
is »oiu by
guaiaiit.ee.
It CUTCB
T wbnty A cbk *» of good wood land near : . i>
hy ua uu
on guarantee.
own.
1 eonaamption.
J H Chitwood & Son.