A shland
’mi'*
BKEVITIES.
tidings
MAY 11. 1S8«
FRIDAY
Denmcrallc Np«*akiiig.
H"*n. Sylvester Peniioycr. candidate
for Governor, and Hon. N. L. Butler,
candidate for U**ngre-*s, wdl address the
people of Ashland amt vicinity at Myer's
hall t**-i.ioii«>v evening, May 15tii, at
* ;30 *• cl- «.k. C* ■ Ktlai invitation extend­
ed to cvciyotie.
Couinirncenie.'it Progniinine.
F' ll-'wiug is the programme of the
e mmviicvimnt e.\eici»vs *>f Ashland
C' llego and Niuinal 8cho*4:
Tuesday evening, M *y 18th, Middle
Class Oratimis, ami class promotions.
XX eduesd.iy evening, May 19ih, Senior
Oratimia. Graduating Exercises and Pres­
ident's Addit-ss.
Granite Nall Association.
At a meeting of the stockholders <>f
Granite Hail Association held last Men
day evening the following officers were
elected: President, Oeo. M. Wdlatd;
vice president, F. Newman; secretary
and tieasurer, Geo. F. McConnell;
bnaid *>f diirctois, G. M. XX’ilhiril, J. H.
Real. E. T. Bartlett, G. E. Y**ule, XV.
M. Gilroy. Half the capital stock of
the colpi'iatioii has been taken, sutficient
t<> furnish all the iuuds needed for pres­
ent building pui poses, ami the aii'aiis of
the associa lion were shown to be tn a
satisfactory c*>u<liti*>n.
I
The quai 1st mill will soon be i*i*ing
on Wagner creek.
Rcpldican county convention at Jack­
sonville to morrow.
The O. & C. pay car came out on the
freight tram this week.
A band of Gipsies are pestering tiie
Ashland people this week.
Thos. ChavHcr wants to sell tl.e
Kt an creek saw mill property.
G. L. Dean has plenty of peaches and
apneots at his place on Pine street.
The Knights intend to have a hop in
their new hall within a week >>r two.
The Medford races have Ireen post­
poned till the 31, 4th and 5th of June.
W. 11. Wickham intends to run a daily
hack between Ashland and Soda Spiiugs.
Mills, the baker, is well fixed in Ins
new quarteis next to the Pioneer store.
Two more weeks of school in Ashland
district, and then the summer vacation
opens.
i
See tlioae line pot plants for sale at
the Central H*>ll«e from Mrs. C. 8. R><ck-
i-litii LI Gleen House, Sill*: in, Ogli. Will
be held here until Munday, May 17th.
It is rumored that tlm train time **n
tile O A C. R R. wdl be changed as«*<m
- when the express Dam wiliairivu here
at the old time, 4:15 A. M , and leave at
9 r. m .
An ounce <>i discretion is bettei than
u p< mid *>f knowledge. Why n,,t spend
twenty-five cents for a bottle < >f Red
Stat Cough Cure, and save a doctor’s
bill?
Mr. Abram Bish has greatly improv*
I ed the resilience property on Granite
street which lie bought a short time ago
of XV. C. Daley. New porches, new
fencing ami plenty of new j*aint hate
made an attractive home of the place.
A Linkville correspondent informs the
T idings that Jeroiie Knox, liepublican
nominee f**r j diit representative of
Klamath and Lake c "Unties, has declined
to iuii . Capt. (.). C. Applegate and O.
I A. Stearns are taiked of, Imt the vacancy
on tile ticket has not yet been tilled.
i
HERE AAD THEBE.
PERSONAL.
Gieenberty Smith, the largest land
owner in the XVillamette valley, died at
Corvallis last Frnlay, of consumption.
Persons ordering packages from the
East will save time ami money by calling
at the express oilice fur shipping instruc­
tion stickers.
[26.
XVm. Brown recently shot ami killed
John Overstreet near Wagonlire mount­
ain, Giant county. Brown was held in
8500 bonds.
Saxe's large flouring null at McMinn­
ville, Yamhill county, was destroyed by
tire last Friday: loss, 830.000, about
four-fifths covered by insurance.
The grand lodge , I. 0. G. T., meets
at the Dalles on the J8th. Reduce«!
rates have been given by the 0 AC,
but m> reduction by the 0. R. A N. C".
St. J<-hn writes the State p’-ohibitinn
committee that he cannot c*>me to Ore­
gon at present, owing to previous engage­
ments and illness in his family.
A million anil a half of young shad
ar* on the way <>ut from the East, and
will be set loose in the XVillamette ami
Columbia rivets within the next ten
«lays
A. .1. Wilcox and family have moved
to Grant’s Pass.
Mr. O. Gatiiard, nf Sam's valley, was
iu town yesteiday, on a hurried visit.
Frank ami Fred Patterson started last
Saturday inuming fur Monterey county,
Cal.
Mis. Chas. E. ____
Burrows, of Walla
XV alia, is visiting friends in Yreka, her
former home.
Mrs.
J. H. McBride lias gone to Port­
land for a visit of a month or more with
relatives there.
Capt. H. Kelly, the candidate for
District Attorney, has been in town a
day or two this week.
Columbus Lofftus is on tire the Dem­
ocratic ticket in Lake county for one of
the commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Judge returned a
day or two since from a quick trip to
San Francisco.
To flic
Committee on "Kesolutious of
Censure.’’
LETTER LIST.
Following is a list of uncalled-for letters re-
A shland . O bk < x > n , May 13,1886.
muluing iu the Post Office at .vshland, Oregon.
Whilst a majority of the members of the May 1. 1886.:
city council of Ashland m ly treat your Barber Dr G XV
.Miller Robt A
"ltesolniions of Censure’’ published in the Haker Sannml
Muv» J c
T idings of 7th inst. with the silent con­ «'«ill Sidnev W
McCord H R
Miller Mrs Elizabeth
tempt its coarseness merits. I do uot choose Calls W
Rlclianls Miss Ella
to have statements so much at varianoe Conner James
James S
Sims John 8
with facts go abroad uncontriidicted. lest Conner
Clark James
SiillcD^Jaines I.—2
the the ry that "silence gives consent” Fanning Win G
Sweaiifen Miss Ada
may in this controversy have some weight. Hunsaker J J
Teiupletou O I'
First, I deny without qualification that Hoxie A
Tibbits Dr Ti 1'
Webb Chas
the expbi : i3KD wish of a majority of tho Hoxie Aca
voters of Ashland was against granting Hershberger Emanuel Willson Mr*. 9 A
Lacy
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Yearick I It
license.
Persons calling for the above letters will
Second, I deuy that the council at its ad­
journed meeting on the 12th of April did plea«e say "advertised."
find a clear majority or any other sort of
a . P. H ammond . I’. M
majority for the Remonstrators.
Third. 1 also deny that the council re­
MARRIED.
fused to tho Remonstrators any opi>ortun-
lty of proof or rejected any class of proof
H lruin —H owli . l —In Ashland. Xlav 14. 1886. ut
acc irded to the Petitioners.
the resilience of the bride's mother, by Kev.
While you await the legal counsel yon
W. G. Simpson. D. C. Herrin and Miss
seek let me suggest that you be not too
Xfaggiu E. Howell.
ready with "liesoiutions of Censure” to
—S chneider —In the SI. E. Church.
indiscriminately condemn officers acting STILI.WEI.L
Ashland. Xlay 9. issò, by the Rev. W. G
under oath and who regard its obligations
Simpson, William B. Stlilwcll and .Mrs. Mu
with a degree of responsibility certainly as
tiida K. Schneider.
great as you can feel, acting without the
H elman —Y ounkf . r —In the M. E. church, Ash­
restraining influence of such oath.
land. .May 9. 1886. by the ltcv. W. G. simpson,
In conclusion: If the intoxication of par­
John K. Helman and Miss Grace A. Yuunker.
tisan zeal can induce prohibdi mists to in­
dite sucti "Resolutions of Gensure,” con­ Lr.w ih —IHT. kfe -At the residence of the of­
ficiating minister in A.hlund. .May 11. lnsG. by
servative people will note the advantage of
Rev. J. V. Milligau, C. 8. Lewis and Kila
moderation even in prohibition.
Durkee.
With such regard as your "Resolutions of
Gensure” inspire,
S hook —P ayne —Tn Jacksonville, May 11. 1886.
J. N. Shook, of Klamath county, aud Mrs.
I am cheerfully yours.
Martha J. Payne, of Jackson county.
P. L yttleton , Councilman.
I
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Curst Rheumatism. Nevralgia,
I M
I 11
BarlarW, llraMatlw. Ta^lmaNa,
PH ’ f T ft VT í S t S.
■ ■■ àt naiai.isTs a bd naaiXBS.
THE CllARI.ES A.VIH.ri.ra co., B a LTISURE. BB.
TRADE Via/
MARK.
OUSHfURE
N. F. Steadman, of Jacksonville, is at
.«tisf-fiitrZ*/
The fruit cr* p on Mr. Dunn's upper
work on the atone foundation of the
Fi-re front Ophih-i, Emetic» and Patemi.
A
single
fact
is
worth
a
ship
load
of
place, eight miles suuth of Ashland, was
new corner brick block hi Ashland.
argument. This may well be applied to
SAFE.
uninjured.
St. Jaebs Oil, which is more elhcacimis
Rev. J. XV. Seiwood, of the Episcopal
SURE.
J. P. Walker reports a fair crop of ap­ than all other liniments. Mr. John
church, enure up from Portland tiie first
ples growing n. his orchard south <-f town, I Gregg, a well known citizen of Wustoli-
Lair Hill's newly revise«! code of laws of the week, to hold services in Ashland.
PROMPT. LKMU
Ar Dttt'«4UillTa AND D
I
111 spite of the big frost.
for Oregon was entirely d«*str**yed by the i
LoriiEM—M ee —At the residence of the bride's
TUE I IUKLM A. VJta.LEB CO., BALtiaOtt,U-
I ville, California, found it to be tiidispm s-
C.
J.
Tolman
and
wife,
Mrs.
J.
S.
parents on AppIegaU-, April doth, by Rev. G.
That Mall Service.
Owing to the absence of the pastor ahie as a cure for rheumatism. Price, recent die at Bancroft's building, at San Eubanks, Jr., and Miss Nellie Russell,
XV. Hoxie, L. Loudea aud Miss Mary Ann
Francisco, and will entail upon him a
,
there will be no service tn the Presby­ fifty cents.
XI ee.
The following letter from Hon. Binger
all of this place, are visiting Yreka this
loss
of
88,000.
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.
terian clnneh next S.ibl-ath.
Hermann to C. S. Moore, of Linkville, CorrwAN—D i nlaf —At the residence of theof-
Many ladies admire gray hair—on
wtik.
— VIA —
ticiating officer on Forest creek. April 28. bv
Dau Colwell, of Tule Lake, had liis
will
be
of
interest
to
our
readers:
some
other
peis<
‘
ii
—
but
few
caie
t*>
Dv
More cattle will be driven and hauled
>ot a Prize Fight.
E. P. McGee, J. P.. Samuel X. Coffman an*! Oregon &. California R. R. and Connections.
J.
N.
Shook
came
in
from
Alkali
val
­
i
horse
fall
upon
him
recently,
inflicting'
W
ashington
,
D.
C.
I
its effects on their own charms. Nor
Xliss Mary A. Dunlap.
Thu grand jury found indictments out of the I m|M|'ia valley this year than need they, since Ayer's Hair Vigor re­ painful, but not fatal injuries about the ley this week on important business, as
FAKE FKOM FOKTLAND
April 21, 1876. f
for
many
years
past.
IIi
rrEBT—W atteks —At the residence of Jas. To SAN FR ANCISCO S3?; to SACRAMENTO 130
will
be
seen
by
notice
under
the
head
of
against Edwaltls, Lewis, McAdams,
chest,
where
the
horn
of
the
saddle
D
ear
Silt:
-
Immediately
upon
receiv
­
stores gray hair t*. its original color. It
Parker, Xlay 1st. by E D. Foudray, J. P., John
I marriages.
Webb, Guthrie and others f<*r violation
A new siotk of those favorite beehives cleanses the scalp, prevents dandruff struck hiit.
Huppert nini Miss Maggie XVutters.
ing y«mr recent favor, I called at the de­
Close connections made ut Ashland with
of the statute against prize lighting in — the best kind invented—just made up and stimulates the growth of the hair as
stages of the California, Oregon an*! Idaho
partment
to
leain
why
they
advertise
L
aist —D onegan —At the residence of the of-
Rev.
M.
A.
XX
’
illiauis
and
wife
came
The Heppner Gazette of last week
ficiuting minister in Jacksonville. May 5lh, Stage Company.
the recent mill Hear Ashland. 1 he trial and for sale at Youle& Gilroy’s.
hi youth.
says: Quite a number of horse buyers up from Medford the first of the week, the Linkville Ashkind route after they
by Kev. A. R. Bickenback, XI. Lai»! ami Mrs.
of Edwuids took place before a juiy this
«DAILY EXCEPT BUNDAYS.,
agreed with mo that the service should
Mary Donegan.
The G. A. II. posts are making pre'
By land or sea, out on the prairie, or are around through the country, and for a short visit with old friends in Ash­ be restored to six times a week. They
Week, and a verdict of n**t guilty was re
East bide Divisiu»».
land
precinct.
turned. Lewis and McAdams turned parations in most places for the observ­ in the crowded city, Aye'-'s Cathartic most of them seem to be searching for
DIED
teply
that
the
advertisement
was
issued
BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND ASHLAND.
Mrs. P. XVilson, of Corvallis, formerly before their order of restoration to me,
state's evidence, and testified to money ance of memorial set vices on the 31st. Bills are the best for purgative purposes, rather large and heavy animals.
C rook —In Medford, Sunday, May 9, IStsi, Hen­
Mail Train.
Miss Lou XX’dlits of this place, arriveil and that it should be recalled. The old
having been put up, but the jury did not
The Dem* cratic nominees for Gover­ everywhere convenient, elti.-iiciens, aind
ry F. Crook, aged 53 years.
LEAVE.
I
ARRIVE.
Mrs. Miller, living near Lower Eight
safe.
For
sluggish
bowels,
turbid
liver,
tn
town
last
Saturday
morning
accom
­
Portland..
7:30
A. M. Ashland
. 4:45 A. M
Consider the utfaii a real, buoness tight, nor and Congressman respectively will
service is restored and the contract will
Mile
in
M
*rrow
county,
was
given
a
Ashland
.7:45
P.
M.
I
Portland....
4:25 P. M
ami promptly returned a verdict <>f ac- speak at Myer’s hall to-m*>rruw evening. indigestion, bad breath, flatulency, and large dose «>f stiychniiie by mistake one panied by her little «laughter, for a visit be six times a week, and no mistake.
Key uole to Health,
Aluany Express Train.
sick
headache,
they
are
a
sure
cure
with
her
relatives
and
friends
here.
<iuittal. The cares against the otlicis in­
Communicate with me freely in case oi
day last week, and died within half an
•
LEAVE.
Health is wealth. Wealth means inde­
ARRIVE.
A few ripe strawberries have already remedy.
dicted were then dismissed.
4:00 P. XI.[Lebanon
...9:20 F. M
any
fui(her niissunderstaiiding. I know pendence. i’he keynote is Dr. Bosanko’s Portland.
hour.
She
was
married
only
two
weeks
Miss
Alena
Weber,
who
had
a
fort
­
• een picked from the gardens in Ashland.
Lebanon
.
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45
A.
XI.
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Portland
.10:05 A. M
night’s painful illness from neuralgia, is how highly prized are the frequent mail Cough an 1 Lung Syrup, the best cough
The Jacksonville Turnverein Society before the sad occcurrence.
A
we*
k
of
sunshine
would
make
them
rullman Pula*-*- sleeping Cure daily between
syrup
in
the
world.
Cures
coughs,
colds,
\o Railroad Rews.
about «veil again now. As soon as the facilities in our far distant state, and
aie going * ut for a showing four in a few
common.
A tire at Walla XX'alla, XX'. T., on the
pains in the chest, bronchitis and primary Albany und Aeliland. The O. Jt C. R. K. I'cr
It was ex|>ccted that when Man
days t<* be gone for some time. They night *>f May 4th destroyed property to College closes she will start f«>r Straw­ more especially to our south-eastern Ore­ consumption. One dose gives relief in ry makes emineclion with all the regular train«
on the East Hide Div. from foot of F Ft.
Supt.
Brandt
came
out
from
Portland
ager R. Kohler ret ui lied from New
will give exhibitions in Jackson and
berry valley, Cal., to spend the summer gon section.
every case. Take no other. Price 50 cents
Y.*ik we aliould have Bouie lall- with a special tram last Satuiday to meet Josephine counties ami will then go t** the amount of 815,000. The tire was vacation with Mrs. Fellows.
and $1. Samples free. Sold by J H Chit­
West Side Division.
Shipping Cattle.
wood A Son.
road news, but thus far no llews- Manager K-vhler, on his return home Crescent City, The b**ys give a good principally confined to livery stables,
J.
H.
Hosier,
sheriff
of
Columbia
tweiity-oiie
horses
being
burned,
one
a
BETWEEN
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
paper reporter lias been able to gain fiotn New York.
entertainment and those who attend tine stallion valued at 83,000.
The work of shipping young cattle
A Reliable Article.
Mali I rain.
county,
XV.
T.
,
stopped
in
town
ovei
fr*'in him any information c*>uccriin>g
LEXVE.
|
SRKIVE.
from different sections of Southern Ore-
Strangers stopping here all tell us their entertainment w ill not be bilked.
For enterprise, push nml a desire to get Portland
Sunday
on
his
way
tioine
from
Chico,
......
9.00
A. M ¡Corvalli«........4:'t0 P. U.
the piobability of a icsumptiou of c*>n- Ashland shows more improvements and — [Sentinel.
The Plevna district school bouse
gon
t*>
Montana
lias
just
been
Colll-
as will give the trade satisfac­ Corvallis 8::» A. M.¡Portland....... 3:20 1'. M
structihn
w**ik on th** O. A C. enterprse than any other town along
l,'li ned to the ground a f**w days recent­ Cal., with a prisoner arrested at that meneed by the Oiegou & California rail­ such goods
J II Chitwood A Son, the druggists,
Express Train.
Tho annual sermon of the Ashland ly, owing to a defective flue. Mr. O.’ T. place, one XVm. McCoy, wanted at Day­ road company. This morning two tion.
extension. XV hethet or n**t the proposed ’he line of the railroad.
lead all competition. They sell Dr. Bo-
LE VVE.
Aimiv E.
ton
to
answer
the
charge
of
horse
cteal-
College ami Normal Svh*>**l delivere* 1 by Brown has ordered the school t** be con­
________ .8:00 P. M.
.5:00 P. M I McMinnville.
transfer of the Oregon A California load
train*«, of twenty cars • ach, left the east satiko’s Cough and Ioing Syrup, because its Portland
ing.
McMinnville. W* A. M J Portland ... ..8:30 A. M.
A. A. Fink is driving a hand nf fifty , Rev. XX. G. Simpson last Sunday morn­ tinued, and has given the tipper story of
into the hands of the Central Pacific has
side depot and headed for the south. the best medicine on the market forcoaghs,
Local ticket» for sale ami baggage checked al
been consummated is not stated, but it fine two-year-old fillies fr<>m Douglas ing was an exceptionally able discourse, his dwelling house for the use of the
Rev. XV. G. Simpson, chaplain <*f the Gue train will load with live cattle at coids. croup and primary consumption. company
’» up-town office, cor st**rk and Se* ond
Price 50 cents and $i. Samples free.
IM lielleved tlo: matter is at ill pending. county to his ranch in Sprague river val­ specially betitiiig the occasion. The scholars.—[Star.
»
1. O. O. F. Gtaml bulge, slatted last Oakland, ami the other at several points
streets. Ticket» for principal point» in Califor­
nia
can
only
l*e procured aud naggage checked
lecture in the M E. church ly the same
Theie is no intimation <>f any immediate ley, Klamath county.
evening for P >itliud on his way t*> at­ between Medford and Grant's Pass.
Miraculous Escape.
nt company's office.
A
Portland
paper
of
the
7(h
says:
I
speaker
XX
e*lues«lay
eveii'ug
mt
the
“
Lite
preparation for woik, and the probabili­
tend the coming session of the grand The cats used belong to the Northern
The weather has n*'t been bo pleasant i
XV. W. Heed, druggist, of Winchester.
Cor. F and Front Sts., Portland, Or.
ties are that we shall learu nothing un­ in Aslilamt this month as it was in Feb- j and Times of William Wallace,” was al­ Chilly looking cherries and white livered lodge at The Dalls. Capt. A. D. Il* Imati Pacific am! are built expressly for ship­
Ind., writes: "One of my cuatomers, Mrs.
strawberries
are
in
the
market
in
limited
so
excellent,
and
should
have
been
heard
■
will not l*e receive! for shipment af­
poitmt till Coiigiesa adjourns ami tile maty, but it has been very favorable to I
ill-«* a prominent O !•) Fellow, will start ping live stock E ich car is capable of Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county, ter Freight
5 o'clock I'. M. ou either lire ”
East or West *
supply. They aie silgges’ive alike of this evening f*>l' The Dalles.
by a Ln ge audience,
status of the C. A O. land grunt is de- the giowmg crops in the valley.
emtying about forty-five head, It is b*d., was u long sufferer with consump­ Kiile Divisions.
cholic
and
bankruptcy,
and
are
not
in
­
It.
KOEHLER,
E.
P.
ROGERS.
H. T Bra gdoit ami John Roach have !
I
tion, and was given up to die by her phy­
teruiiued fur another year.
Mr. J. N. Shook, ami Mis. M. Payne estimated that there will be over two sicians. She heard of Dr. King's New Dis­
dulged in by persons who have a proper
Manager.
<J. F. & Pass. Agent
llarmit-ter was rising slowly in Ash- !
were married at Jacksonville List Tues­ bundled carloads * f cattle, This stock covery for consumption, and began buying
land yesterday, indicating tlmt we might a ledge 111 lite Wagner eleek district i legat'd for their stomachs and pockets.
Another Outing.
which
yields
better
prospects
in
free
I
day.
They are both well known in will tie shipped to Helena as rapidly as it of me. In six months' time she walked
A Gold Hill cot respondent says: L. 8""tit lierti Oregon, and have many friends possible.--[ Portland Telegram.
Tommy M*H*ie, tlm half breed Indian feebly hope for a little warmth ami sun- i gold than any other ledge of any size in
to this city, a distance of six miles, and is
ASHLAND
now so much improved she has quit using
boy, wh*> was al rested at Linkville early shine again within a day or two.
the county. They have, uncovered it for ! D. Blown is making arrangements t** tn Klamath and Jacksoti counties who
it. She feels she owes her life to it. Free
Lake County Tickets.
in th«.- winter for stealing several boat­
The Inch lands for fruit raising will j a long distance and have sunk a shaft , erect a 10 stamp mill on the Swindell wish them great joy and a smooth voy-
trial buttles at J II Chitwood *t Suu’s drug
loads of barbe*! wire from Reainea, Mar­ take a little b****m fr**m the difference in twenty-five feet deep. The lock is a | bide. «Hurrah! There is a good time !tg*j down the stream of time in the
Following are the tickets placed in the store.
cming,
Barrage
&
Pomeroy
will
com
­
tin & Co.’s warehouse, made his aeeoiid tile effect *>f the recent killing fri'St upon ( dark, discolored quartz, ami yields hue
field in Lake county:
matrimonial bark.
«scajie from the jail lust Tm-sday after- low-lying anil higb-hili orchards.
Pasture to Let.
gold, which seems t*> l*e earned thioiigli- mence tlriving a tunnel for the purin.se
Democratic Ticket. — For joint repre­
Mr. XV. F. Owens, of Roseburg, chair­
of «leveloping their iron mine, next Mon­
B* h * ii , and had n*»t been rv-captuiud at
sentative, John F. Miller, of Klamath;
out the rock with great uniformity.
Good
pasture
let on the Bauers
The
foundation
wall
i-*
about
ready
'
day.
man of tl*u Prohibition suite central for commissioners, Geo. Jones and C. place at tiie foot of to Oak
Liat ie|***rt. This time he cut through
street, Ashland.
f
r
I
lie
bi
iek
n
ails
of
J.-IitiM"
it's
secoml
’
committee,
arrive«!
in
town
yesterday
There will be more fruit about Ash­
the fl*a-r and digged his way out under
Mrs. Alice Clausen G qvu has been morning, anil would like to meet the Loftus; for sheriff, A. W. Charlton; for
Apply to the undersigned.
•
'rick
building.
The
plasterers
are
at
land than was supposed when the effects nominated by the Multnomah democrat­
the f*-'.nidation. Our correspondent says:
clerk, A. F. Snelling; for assessor, O. L.
J ohn R eal .
"Since living ill jail he has almost de- work now up"0 the two st*-res fiist bu It. , of the wicked freeze weie first seen. At ic county central committee f**r th*- posi­ Democratic speakers here to-morrow Stanley; for treasurer, A. MeCallen; for Ashland, Or., July 30, 1885.
stroycil the building, having made four
There will be a special meeting of the an altitude *>f two or three hundred feet tion of county school superintendent, in evening for a joint discussion of tho is­ school superintendent, A. 11. Fisher; for
FREIGHT and lumber of all kinds trans­
li -les through the tloois, broken the in­ Ashland Prohibitum Club at Myer's above ’he average level **f the valley near place of Miss Ella C. Saint*, who was sues of the campaign provided they will surveyor, Wm. J. Moore; for coroner, J.
Pasture to Let.
ferred promptly in or near town.
side locks, bu'kcti his slmikles and loos­ Hall, Friday May 14th, at 4 I*. M The town fruit *>f all kinds escaped almost en­ the regular nominee of the coiih’y con­ give him a portion of the time.
XV. Howard.
Pasture to let on the Hargaditie ranch
&gr Moving household goods, pianos, etc.,
ened all the bars in the windows." presence of all the members is solicited. tirely, and in smue of the orchards along vention. Miss Sabin declined to be a
10-47.
R. Koehler, Vice President and mana­
at 81 per hear! per month. Apply to A. a specialty.
Republican
Ticket.
—
For
joint
repre
­
and
a
little
below
the
level
of
the
old
West
Klamath County seems to need a jail
ger of the O. «V C. II. R., returned from sentative, Jerome Knox, of Lake; for T. Kyle, Jr., or George Hargadine.
The apple crop was about all killed on Ashland ditch a considerable portion of candidate.
pretty badly; and if Tommy «-Ver gets to the Patteisoll place, east of Bear cieek
A XValdo correspondent of the Courier New York this week, ami arrived in Ash­ commissioners, T. J. Brattain and G. H. Ashland, Or., April 16, 1886.
the peuitoitiary, he will no doubt be — f**r the first time since the trees b«*gan the crop of apples, cherries and peaches is
says:
The freighting over the mountains land from the ssuth on Saturday even­ Penland; for sheriff, J. S. Field; for
able lo give “points” to the old profes­ bearing, some twenty-five or thirty years left.
A Rare Bargain.
from
Crescent
City is a thing of the past. ing stage. After an examination of the clerk, W. T. Boyd; for assessor, Geo.
sional “cons” «• wh*> Ilei
have
spent their lives
The machinery for the new quartz The car-load rates of 40cts. per 100 mines in which he is interested, on XVag- Miller; for treasurer, S. V. Rehart; for
Between Ixigan's Photograph Gallery,
Two acres of land on Granite street,
-
«
inf«>.
getting hi anil out of pi k <> u .
ami Pioneer Store,
mill *ui Wagner creek arrived ;it Phoenix pounds, lets o**t all kinds of freighting ner creek, he went on to Portlaml by school superintendent, J. Q. Willits; for set in a variety of the best fruit trees and
The lively bnsiness is heuinning to this week, and is being set up under the
special train, which had been brought surveyor, P. M. Curry; for coroner. Geo. berries. Place will produce enough fruit ASHLAND,
....
OREGON.
from
the
cast
overland.
The
extension
open again for the Season, and the fine direction of Mr. Grmrdahl, civil and
Democratic County Ticket.
out for him by Supt. Brandt.
for several families. Good house and
Rawson.
of
the
O.
&
C.
R.
R.
will
absorb
all
of
The Democratic county convent ion was turnouts of Die Ashland Livery Stable mining engineer of the company. It the interior freight of northern Cali­
out buildings. A good home for some­
John Murphy, Sr., who has been at
held at Jacksonville last Saturday, and are indemaiid for tourists and commercial will take but a short time to put the fornia. Southern Oregon has already
one. Apply to
G. F. B ilungs .
Shovel
creek
springs,
on
the
Klamath
Sudden
Death.
.■\ftcr the usual manner uf ratifying the travelers.
mill in order n>*w for operation. The succumbed to quick transportation.
The proprietor, has fessed the above bufldit.c
t iver since last fail, returned home last
arrangements niadu the day before,
Tip Justus, well known in this county,
Piano Tuning.
from G. 8. Butler for five year«, where he win
The new lino of sidewalk front ths de­ prospect work on the ledges continues
week.
F*>r
years
he
has
been
crippled
be please*! to sec his old customer» aud friends.
The XVeston Leader of last week has
placed the following ticket in nomina­ pot t*> the business part of town gives with encouraging results, ami the gentle­
cornu to his death in an unexpected
The undersigned will be in Ashland He is now baking
ami a suffer from rheumatism. The
tion:
strangi rs a g*n*d impression of the place men interested are all satisfied with the the following, which should encourage bathing in the warm mud springs has manner at Grant’s Pass last Saturday. about May lath, for the purpose of tun­
Fresh Bread Every Day,
Fur State Senator, Dr. A. C. Stanley — showing a spirit of enterprise and im­ character and extent of the gold bearing Some people who are afraid of seeing t<><>
As a remedy for colic he took a large dose
many substantial business buildings entirely relieved him from pam, but has >>f H H 11 liniment, from the effect of ing and repairing such pianos as may be 8 loavc« for 25 cts., wheat or graham. <.
of Table Rock.
r**ck as thus far developed.
provement.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD every S*tur
erected in >ur town: "Last year there not cured his lameness. His daughter, w hich death ensued. His body was taken entrusted to his care. Orders left at
For Repiere-utatives, Robert A. Miller
day evening. 10c per loaf. Cakes, pie», bun»
The
stage
time
from
Slate
Creek
to
As
Memorial
day,
the
30tl)
inst.,
falls
weie some people quite solicitous lest Miss Lizzie, has taken a land claim in from Grant,8 Pass to Jacksonville and Mrs. Houck s hotel will receive careful
and all kinds of crackers. Hot coffee and
of Jacksonville and J. T. Bowditch of
on Sunday this year, it will be observed Ashland will bo somewhat faster than Weston should put up too many brick the Butte creek valley, and secured a buried in the cemctry near tho latter attention. I will not canvase the town.
oyrtcr stews ROOMS TO RENT- Give me
Ashland.
a call.
P aul S choen .
town
on
Tuesday.
F**r C**unty Clerk, XV. H. Parker, f*y the several posts of the G. A. R., published in our last, especially going buildings. All the brick buildings in choice location.
I
San Francisco, April 20, 1886.
Wm. MILLS.
throughout the state, upon the following north. The stages from Slate creek the city are now occupied. It is time
On Wednesday of last week, Mr. D.
present ineuiubent.
north will leave the railroad at 8:30 P. to build more.”
day,
the
31st
inst.
C. Hetrin ami Miss Maggie Howell were
For Sheiitl, B. XX'. Dean, of Willow
Rockford Hosiery.
M., ami reach Yreka at 9:15 A. M. next
Notice.
Springs.
.Indue Hanna is a member of the Dem­ day, connecting with railroad in Ashland
The Linkville Star of last Saturday married at the resilience of the bride's
The best c*>ttoii and woolen hosiery to
Nature s own remedy, Oregon Kidney
Having given sufficient time, etc., we now
F**r Asress«*r----- . —. Childers, *>f Ta­ ocratic state central cmnmittei for Jack- at 7:45 1“. M. The stages southward will says: The Littlo Klamath ditch com m-'ther (Mrs. Kate Howell,) in Ashland, be had for the money is that made at give
positive notice that all accounts not paid Tea.
Rev.
XV.
G.
Soiips
>n
officiating.
Tire
ble Rock.
son cunty. and J. S. H »ward is the run nt* time as in List issue, leaving Ash­ pany have finished their flume across
within the next thirty days will he collected
young fieople hail been miticipatiiig this Rockford, Ill.—for ladies, children and w ith costs added.
M ii . lek &C o .
F**r School Superintendent, Prof. XVm. member for tin» county of the Republi­
Natures own remedy, Oregon Kidney
land at 5 A. M., reaching Yreka at 3:15 L "St river, and discharged the carpen- event, and, as both tin* bride and groom men. Full line just received at Me-
Ashland. Or., April 29. 1886.
Priest, *>f Jacksonville.
can state central coiiimittee.
Tea.
ters.
The
secretary,
Mr.
Trainer,
in
­
Call's.
1’. m . , and Slate creek next morning at
[48.
For County Commissioners, Ben Hay
formed us a few days recently that it arc well known and have a large circle of
RELIGIOL'8 NOTICE».
Rev. M. A. XV’illiams teports the mer- 4:30 \. M — [Journal.
Legil blanks f r »a’e at T idings oil«
moud, <>f Rock Point, and Judge W.d-
would ptobali y take some ten days more friends and acquaintances in this part * f
cuty
as
having
gone
down
to
23
at
his
Representative
Morrow
has
received
a
recipients
of
the
valley,
they
are
the
M.
E.
Clirncit.
—
Regular
services
every
Sun
­
toll, uf M.Jfoid-
Says the Grant’s Pass Courier of last t** finish the ditch and make ready for
One box blui g f**r 10c. or three fcr
place neai Me<lf**r<l *>n the cold night.
monster petition from the Knights of Li­ day, mil A. M. ami 7 r. M. Sunday School
Saturday: Josiah Bain while crossing ; the reception of the water, which will many good wishes.
25c.
at the R *<l H*tuse.
x
9::M.
Rev.
W.
<>.
Simpson
will
preach*st
Med
­
I
Xpril
30:b.
This
was
two
degrees
colder
bor
<>f
California.
It
is
over
2000
feet
Banking Bii-lnev..
the bridge oil the north fork of Smith ' make the apparently batten sage brush
On Sunday evening last, at 5 o'clock, long, mid contains the names of over 50.- ford on the 3d Sunday in each month.
i
than
n
registered
in
Ashland.
XX'hy
will
you
cough
when
Shiloh
s
P resbyterian C ihrch .—Preaching morn­
At a meeting of the board of directors
River had the misfortune to get his team I plains bloss "in like the rose.
the Ashland M. E. church was crowded 000 persons. Every State, county and ing
Price
and evening at the usual time. Sunday Cure will give immediate relief.
The Democratic candidates f**r G**v- overboard, bully demolishing Ins team
of the Bank of Ashland List Saturday,
.
10 eta. 50 eta. and 81. For sale by J. H.
Says the Grant's Pass Courier: “Mrs. by an interested audience, who had as- municipal officer ar.d every Knight of School at 9:30 a . m Rei
the* business of the last fiscal year was ! ernor and Congressman speak at Jackson­ an*l wagmi. He drove on the bridge and
. .1. V. Milligan, pastor.
wed
bug
sembled
to
witness
a
double
Chitwiuid & Son.
cauvaaeed, ami the annual dividend de­ ville to-morrow afrern*'*>n, before com­ the gate keeper not appearing lie got out M. Roper, of McAllister while making ceremony, in which Mr. XX*. B. St dwell Labor of California has signed the peti­
B aptist Cm rcii .—Preu* hing at Ashland
tion, and every m de adult in many of moriiiug and evening every Sunday except the
clared. In accordance with a provision of ing t>> Ashland, and at Medford next of his wagon and went ahead to open the up a l*ed on Saturday morning waked up **f Grant's Pass ami
Hackmetauk a lasting and fragrant
Mrs.
Schneider,
of
i
'
first
in each month Preaching at Medford on
the counties of tho State has put his i
the constitution one half the annual divi­ j Momlay afternoon at 1 o'clock
perfume. Prince 25 and 50 cents. For
gate; the mules gettil g scared backed a revolver which smue one left to take a this place were one** f the emiples j mied,
the first Sunday iu each mouth.
name to it. It prays for action on the
“auoi'Ze beneath the f<>l*la of the covers.
Rev. A. M. Russell, pastor.
dend or net protit is set aside as a reserve
It is reported that the mail contract off the apron, sinking the bedrock 15 The gun was in s« me way discharged the ami Mr. J. K. H t-lman of this place, ami pait of Congress, either by appropiiate ■ l.inr.riAt. IlAt.L, T alent -Liberal Sunday- sale by J. H. Chitwood & Son.
fund each year for the first five years. I between Ashland and the terminus of feet below. One mule it is thought will
Miss
Grace
Y
’
oimket
,
«laughter
of
Mrs.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, <*f Bour­
legislation or by a change in the present School meets for Bible study and discussion
bullet taking effect in Mrs. Roper's left i
The business of the p*vst year has been j the California railroad, 139 miles, daily die.
8cliuider. were the other. The ceremony treaty with China, as may be necessary ev< ry Sunday at It a m . Cordial invitation to bon, Ind., says: “Both myself ami wife
leg
-passing
clear
through
the
limb.
ev<
ryone.
entirely satisfactory, being greater in ! each way, has been let to H. B. East­
<*we our lives to Slnloh a Consumption
Mr. F. H Carter, who was elected Dr. Flanagan informs us that the woimd- was p"eformed by Rev. XV*. G. Simps..n, t>> forever prohibit the further immigra­
volume than was anticipated, and show­ man, of Boise City, for 811,800 a year.
and was followed by general C'*ngiatgLi- tion of Chinese to the United States.
A tine lino of Rogers Bros’. A 1 cut­ Cure." For sale at J 11 Chitwu<xl A
vice
president
of
the
Ashland
Bank
on
eil
Luly
is
recovering
as
rapidly
as
can
ing a constant increase <> ik 1 growth. An
lions. The newly married coup! les have
lery to he sold without reserve at Caro Soil's.
Overland travel is g* *>d, but the hotel the 1st, is a practical banker and account­ be expee’ed. ”
examination of the figures causes one to
English walnuts were killed by the Bros., Reeser's block, Ashland, Or. x
the best wishes of the T idings . Both
ant,
having
been
for
eleven
years
cashier
men
coinplain
that
the
time
schedule
of
Are you made miserable by Indiges­
wunder how Ashland cuul«l have tran­
Our ice has all disappeare*l and on couples t*"'k the train f**r Grant's Pass freeze on the 30th ult., but the black
Ladies, ia life and health worth preserv­ tion, Constipation, dizziness, L>>ss of
sacted its money exchange business up to the stages and trams inshes the travelers of the First National Bank of Elkader, Saturday, Sunday and yesterday we weie Sunday evening, where their future home walnut trees were n>>t out in the bloom
ing? If you think so. use Gilmore’s Aro­ Appetite, Y’ellow Skin? Shiloh's Vital-
two years ago without a bank. A most right through town without allowing Iowa. He gave up his position there in visited with copious showers of rain. It will be.
i en<ngh t" have the nut prospect injured.
matic Wine. For nalo at the City drug izer is a positive cure. Fur sale at J H
gratifying as well as surprising thing them to either eat or sleep in Ashland. ! outer to better his health by out door has now cleared off anil the grass is look­
Grapes were too backward, also, to re­ store.
I
life,
and
after
several
years
of
labor
in
a
Chitwood »t Son’».
shown by an examination of the records
ceive much injury.
ing nice and green. Buds *m the forest
M is. Sarah Fordyce, win, has been al­
Primary t'onv entions.
Give your children, for ooughs and colds,
ei exchange business of the bank is the most helpless from iheumatism for a long I responsible position upon one of the trees are coming out fast and in another
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy—a positive
croup, whooping cough and hoarseness,
It is reported that McAdams, the Gilmore
Republican primary convention of
tact that tile “balance of exchange” is time, is trying the effect of regular daily I Mexican railways, came tn Ashland last week the woods will look nice ami green.
’« Magnetic Elixir. For sale nt cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
i fall and purchased f >r Ins h«>me the For-
largely in favor *<t our community—that baths in tl*e warm sulphur water at the
Unless we get a set-back our spring Ashland pre«duct was held at McCall’s Medford saloon man who figured promi­ the City drug store.
mouth. For sale by J H Chitwood A
nently in the piize fight, has “skipped”
is, the money slnppe«! hither from abroad Helman spring, with encouraging results ! ilvce farm near town. He spends little promises to be an unusually early one.— hall May 8, 1886.
What
will
cure
throat
and
lung
troubles?
.
time
in
t*>wn,
but
will
make
a
valuable
He probably feared a Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sale at Sou.
C*>1. Geo. B. Currey was chosen chair­ from Medford.
c.xc«.e<ls the amount sent out by from thus far.
I addition to the practical management [Traverse Bay (Michigan) Eagle, April man ami A. E. Haiuuiotid, secretary.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint,
drubbing
at
the
hands
of Edwards.
the City drug store.
87,000 to 88,O u O a month. The people
27, 1886.
you have a printed guarantee on every
An application will be mane f**r the 1 ami working force of the bank when
Ou
motion
of
XV.
H.
Atkinson
the
fol
­
who think 8‘ iuhern Oregon has nothing
It seems to be the impression here now
The Redding Press of last week lias
Confined to the bed four months, and al­ bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never
to sell and is being constantly drained of commutation <>f XX m. Briscoe's sentence ’ necessary.
tile following railroad notes: “Lirabee lowing resolution was adopted: “Re­ that we need not expect to see any new most blind, and cured by one box of Gil­ fails to cure For sale by J H Chitw >od
her coin should make a note of this. A ftom eight t** five year« in the peniten­
A city ordinance pissed by the council and his advance guard are north *>f solved, That the fourteen delegates elect- railroad work done suth of Ashland till more’s Neuralgia Cure. For sn.e at the City A Son.
drug store.
balance of nearly a hundred thousand tiary. Briscoe was sent from this coun­ last Friday evening prohibits the opening | Flume cieek. The bulk of the grading e*l t*> represent Ashland Precinct in the late in the summer, at soonest.
dollars <>n the right side through the me ty f i ct’ini" cti' r* with the stage robbery of any new blacksmith shops in a wooden force is between tunnel ten and South­ Hepublican county convention at Jack­
I
Examine the prices of Hunsaker k
H. B. Errell.of Pavilion. N. Y., rays
The building moved by Thompson A of Bev.
di n.i ot tins one Kiiikipg institution is a! Giant's Pass some tim years ago.
building anywhere within the fire limits ern's, while a few gangs are finishing up sonville May 15, be instructed to vote
x
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: "1 believe it Dodge and see who is ahead.
Stephenson from across the street to
lie a most desirable remedy to lie placed
• n encouraging »howtng.Hl deiuoiist rates
Il-belts Ar O Neil savi-d the fiuit in in Ashland. Parties who wete com­ between tunnel nine and ten... .Grading as a unit oil all questions coming before their lot on east side of Main street has to
"Water ling», Reacbea."
in every family.” For aalc at the City drug
ruined the their oichard near Medford by keeping pelled t<> move "lit of Johnson s wooden is finished to the 8th crossing, and the said C livetitmn;” and “Resolved, That
’hat the raiiio-ul hasn t y
"Rough on Rat»" clears them out, abo beet­
store.
been
rented
by
Engle
for
u
ware
house.
tills
convention
llistiuct
its
delegation
to
> otintry. ju» su»fie of our tinii« eighbors I up a fire during the cold night—Is.iifires building intended to open a shop in the cars will be at Gibsons at least two
les, ant».
Read these facts—It may save your life—
wete utr.ud'ir would.
I.lfe Preserver.
.if <",ik wood ami half-dry harnyanl ma­ row of wooden buildings on northeast weeks sooner than we anticipate«!.... <>mit the nomination of precinct officets
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine cures HUnpressed
If you are losing your grip on life, try
A Remarkable Tribute.
nure <>n the windward side **f the *>r- side of Main street, and had bought the i .Should «verything go along smoothly. at the county convention, May 15, 1886."
menstruation and pninftil monthly sick­ "Wells' Health Renewer.'' Goe» direct to
Wagen lloail Improvement.
weak spots.
clmid. They will have abundance of machinery shed and lot of H. B. Miller the eats will be at Southern's by the 4tlf ; The following delegates were* elected
Sidney Ourebumlro, *>f Pittsburg, Pa., ness. For sale at the City drug store.
to
the
coumy
convention:
H.
T.
Chit-
for that purpose. As Miller had leased *.f July.
"Rough on Pile».”
W-.llisL. Culver of Pavilion. N. Y.. saya
peaches.
writes:
“
I
have
use*!
Dr.
H
all ' s B al ­
The following is taken from the re
I wood, J. 8. Eubanks, -Jr., G. F. Billings,
tile building to other parties, and could
Cure.« pile» or hemorrhoids, itching, pmtrud
that
Gilmore's
Magnetic
Elixir
cured
him
sam
for
THE
Lt
ngs
many
years
with
/'f the pl*>cec«iiugs of the regular mee
The nilvertisement of J XV. Û. Greg- not give possession till after the new or­
Says the Adams, Umatilla Co., Times: Ge*». B. Cuney, M. L. Alford, C. C.
of a long standing throat and lung trouble. iug. bleeding, internal or other Internal and
externalremeily in each pa* kage. Bure cure.
' ing of tho Pcitland Board of Trade,
y appears in tins issue, Mr. Gtegoiy dinance takes effect, however, the shop “A juvenile hanging-bee occurred in Walker, H. C.’Myer, J. M. McCall, XV. the m-st gratifying result. The reliev­ For sale at. the City drug store.
50c. Drffggist».
I
held last M<*n«iiiy evening:
light the stock wagons ami good will will n*>t be put in there, which is a town on Friday last. Several little H. Atkllisoll, XV. B. Colton, James ing influence *>! H all ' s B alsam is w**u-
Rev. E. J. Whitney of Clarkson. K. Y-.Nays
Pretty Women.
deifill.
The
p<un
and
rack
of
the
b
“
dy,
A euiiiHHiincation was read from At­
is. Norton's transfer business, and source of rejoicing to the owners of ‘kids' assembled to lynch little Charley Thornton, F. Roper, 8. B. Galey, Robt.
Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine fur female weak­
Ladies who wnul 1 retain freshness am! vi
incidental
to
a
tight
c*>ugh,
soon
disap
­
torney J. XX". Hainakar, of Linkville,
lives that he is prepare*! to attend wooden buildings in that neighborhood. Spiingler, hung linn to a Learn and were Taylor.
ness, stands without a rival. For sale at va< ity. Don't fail to try "Wells' Health Re-
pears by the use of a spoonful accmding the City drug store.
newer.
Ki tm.itli county, <>r., which stated that to ail witless iu his line at prices as low
gyrating gleefully around their victim as
Ailjourned.
A. E. H vmmoxd , Sec.
to direction». My wife frequently sends
Rough nn Itch.
i ics* lutnni had been been passed at a I as the b'West.
A correspondent of the Redding Free he swung, black in the face and about
Ited House ahead.
x
EDEN FREtlNUT.
for H alls B alsam instead of a physi­
“Rough on Itch“ cures humors, eniptiurs
lu'.xting of citueiis ot Klamath and Lake
Pless visited Ashland recently, and thus teady to climb the shining steps, when
tetter, salt rhuuin, frosted feet, chill
counties favoring a wagon road. They I The lteil Men s ball at Jacksonville on gives his impression of the town: “Ash­ Mr. 1. Hanson, who fortunately had
The Republicans of Eden Precinct cian, and health is speedily restored by I Six pounds Arbuckles coffee for 81 at ringworm,
blain».
Hunsaker A: Dodge's.
x
were taxed t*>r judicial and *>thei pui- i XX’ednesday evening was largely nttend- land is certainly a neat, clean little city. business there at tho moment, frustrated met in Tuwu’s Hail, May 8, 1886, for its use ”
Rough on Catarrh,
I
I Climax tobacco 12 oz., 40c. per plug, Corrects offensive odors at once. Completa
p "8-s equal to other portions of the i e*l, ami is reported as a brilliant affair. It contains many elegant buildings, p it*, the tragedy. It seemed iinpnssible for tile purpose uf electing delegates to the I
cure of worst ehrouic cases, also uneqnaled as
at Hunsaker A' Dodge s.
x
Piano for Sale.
Suite. Tn at the c**unties c*>iitain««l 12,- M* G. F. McC- nnell mid Miss Carrie lie and private. The churches ami the lynching spit it to disgrace itself, but county convention. 8. C Taylor was
gargle for diplither a. «orc throat, foul breftlh
Gilktte
and
Messrs.
Newman
ami
Kyle
650 square miles, and weie practically
scle"Is ate models < 1 excellence. A sort it did catch ail extra shade of infamy elected chairman of the meeting, and
A fine upright piano, nearly new.
Deviled ham, turkey, chicken and 50c.
went
down
from
Ashland.
cut off from cxiuiuuuicatioii with other
“Rough on Kata.’*
of u-ligiotis air perva*l«s the place; with that time. When children begin lynch­ Arthur Soule, secretary. More than Etupiire at office of
~ F. —
tongue at B. A' Hasty's.
t
G.
B illings .
Clears out rata, mice, ronehea, fliee, ante,
parts of the State. The citizens there­
Ashland will probably be a favorite only two saloons the thirsty soul has a ing it is time f**r men to stop. The boys, usual interest was manifested, and the
Ashland, May 7, 1886.
Safe insurance of all kibds at lowest bed-bug*.
fore ask the Board *'f i’lado t*> co-operate headquarters for pugilists now. Two *’f tough time. The people impress one however, had no intention t>> kill their “Graml Ohl Party” was represented by
Heart Pail H
rates. G. F. Billing*.
with them by passing a ies**lutt*'ii tav**i- the fraternity are said to have arrived with a sleepy, lazy, you must-wait-till- companion, being too young to see the a large attendance.
Palpitation, drops lea! swelling*, dizainc*«.
John H. Yates, of Batavia, N. Y\, says.
mg the appr**piiati**ii of 830.IMMI by the here XX . diies*lay from San Francine* •. 1 in ready fueling tt.at is qmte rasping to serious nature of the thing.”
headache, aleepleasne»« cured by
The delegates elected were S. C. Tay­
"1 cheerfully commend
F*>r wool sacks and twine, go to Wil­ indigestion,
"Well»’ Health Renewer.’’
tjtate Legislature, for the coiistiuction of and were met l*y h<lw.n*L, w'-o ha«l the nerves of a Californian who wants to
lor, Henry Ammerman anti Arthur Soule.
Your Aromatic Wine
lard A' Eubanks's.
“Rough on Coma."
Sheridan, Yamhill county, must be a The delegates were not instnicted to sup­
It did new life and vigor sep.d
. wago*i roml from some point oil the come up from .Jacksonville.
be off at 5:30 o’clock in the morning.
Aak for Wells’ “Rough on corn».' 15 rents
romantic
sort
of
.
■
»
place.
Within
the
Through
this
weak
frame
of
mine.
Chipped
and
corned
beef,
island
and
Oregon A California Railroa«l near Ash­
port any particular person or ¡*ers*>tu,
eomplctf cure. Hard or soft corn»
The rep* it that David H in had The place i* beautifully L cate*i on the post six months two weddings have taken
It did fur ail mv stomach ilia
Carotin« rice, Eagle chocolate, and a Quick,
warts, buufona.
land to Lake c*muty.
but to use their own judgement anil en­
northern
slope
*
t
the
Siskiy"Us,
and
from
More than the d*»ctor and his pills.’’
bought
tlm
big
giaile-Ni*rmmi
horse
place
without
grace.
The
Yamhill
Re
fresh
supply
of
blank
b**oks,
stationery,
“Itueha-Palba.”
C. H. D >4*1 spoke in favor >>f the
deavor to nominate the best men uf the For sale at the City a.ng store.
hr..n *ht »*•
t.* this valley by S.
8. L Daniels Nob Lili (It has a Nob hili, too) one can porter says: “A handsome Woman ar
etc. Call atnl see; at Clayton A Gore s
Qrick, complete cure, all kidney, bladder
B*>atd passing a resolution, as it woul«i ; brought
|>arty
for
tlm
di.leretit
offices.
The
sec
­
sec
the
Cascade
mount.lilts
away
to
the
and urinary diseases, scalding, irritaifan. atone,
i was prciiiatuie. The - h"l’sO has been e:ut."
lived at Sheridan last week from the east, retary was requested to forward to the
L. H. Adams, who lias charge of
help Porilanil trade.
Natures own remedy, Oregon Kidney gravel, catarrh of the bladder, tl, druggists.
nml
has tu t
I
taken
t<*
Klamath
county
:
and
was
met
by
ami
taken
uway
in
the
Milier
A
’
C*»
’
s
warehouse
in
thia
place,
is
Chairman Maeleay st.ate*l that at the
T idings the proceedings of the meeting.
Red-hugs, Filo«.
Tea.
we are now
A Portland paper of last Saturday carriage **f Loss Hembree, fjhe wassup-
: agent for thu Sugar Pine D< *>r and
meeting ot Aiyil lPlh a res'ilutioii was bt-eii b> "light by Nir. Hol it,
A rthur S oule , Sec.
Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice,
Order blanks f*>r Eaglo Mills at Clay- gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough
says. “For this season of the year posed at first to be a relative, but it seems
Lumber C<> , *>f G* ant's Pass, and all <<r-
pis»c*l asking C mgress f*-r S Jo.OOO to informed.
t-*n k Gore t, Hunsaker A Dodge's, or at on rats.” 15c.
'
dels
for
lumber
**f
any
kind
will
be
finish a military wagon r***«d lioin G*4«l
The T idings received last Wiek a freighting over the Oregon jv California he bad never seen her before, hut they
Father of DI mcum ?*.
Thin People.
the «"Diev “f G. F. Billings. Orders left
promptly filled by him.
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Hol via Ciat«-i Like to Klaiuath.
pointe*! illustration «>f the difference in railroad on the east side is reported had been corrcsjiondiiig and tho arrange­
“WelV Health Renewer’ restores health and
■
at
these
places
will
receive
prompt
atten
­
Constipation
has
been
called
the
father
ments
were
all
made
and
everything
sat
­
vigor, cures dyspepsia, impotence, «exuul de­
Mr. D 4d a.'.i I the matter mi*i«"r con- fie' tbl rates iipoit Qregmi tailroads and quite lively. B*»th the outgoing and
A new supply <-f mining blanks just tion.
bility. »1.
E agle M ills .
-i*!" r:iti*-n was entirely different, aud j th..sc of other sbites. XX'e received a Ì incoming trains carry good loads. Large isfactory, and they were married tho of disease mid there is no health wheie priiiletl at the TiPINuk «thee.
“Rough om Pain.“
lll*»'*il that the amount of X30,tXk> l>e j type C'tbinit from New York, and the quantities **f lime lock aie now being next day.” And in that city are nine there is a costive habit of the body pre­
A new lot of tin and granite ware at
Cutes cholera, colic, cramps, dlarrhaa.
Qnu-etghth, *>r 10-tb., box crackers 65c. Reeser's.
->!tickcii out and tin- matter of amount ; ft* glit charges from Portland to Ashlaml shipped from the quarry in Southern widows, id saying anything of the whole vails. Take a lialf-teaap<><*nful i*f Sun­
aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
rheumatism. 20c. Rough on pain piasters, 15c.
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left to the discretion of the Legislature. 1—345 miles—were just three tunes as Oiegoii to the kiln III East Portland lot of pretty rosy-cheeked girls. The un­ ni -i*» Liver Regulator after t-auh meal, at the Red House.
Nice line of straw hats at your own
Mothers.
Th*» was done, and the resolution favor­ . n.ueli m*. tli«y were from New York to The transporting <*f this r**d; cmistitu'es in irrieri ladies of that city ought to start the bowls will b-.* gently moved without
Climax
tobacco
40c.
per
plug
at
the
If you are failing, broken, worn out and ner­
price—must be avid—at Caro Hr*"«.,
ing the wagon road t*> Lake county ; Poitland — over three th<mw*nd miles. an important item in the matter of a poycott, and perhaps they would all get griping **r uausea, and a regular habit of
vous, use "Wells' Health Renewer." 11. Drug-
I Red Huttse
X
i Reeser’s block.
pSMed
“buycvtted
giste.
freight.’
"Stick a pin in that.”
i body eatabh&licd
ea
I
City Transfer and Dray Bnsiness.
(Bell Truck and Dray.)
J- H. McBRIDE, PROPRIETOR.
STAR BAKERY
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