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GENERAL MERCHANDISE-GROCERIES-ETC 1 say the nidiomit government should I PROPRIETARY MEDIC INE furnish the tuoiiev to complete the canal FRIDAY MAY 21, 1^ On S-iturday cvcnimg last lion .8ylves »•nd locks. His c «ins■■ in training with 1 ter Pennoyer, cimlid.ite for Governor, tin: tii<brand agitators in Portland is open to the charge that lie is catering to EDITORIAL NOTES AND NEWS. ami H«>n. N. L Butler, cr.ndid ,te for that element to catch votes. I ask no Fear of discovery, when >h«« resort« to Pennoyer thinks that the state of (he- ’Congress, on thu Democratic ticket, ad votes from any element that encourages false hair and dies, is n sourr» of con violence or lawlessness. dressed an audience at Myer ’ s hdl in jxm should go into the business of build Certain newspapers «»f Portland have stant anxiety to far. Th« verv p i «- oiis ing railroad», but as for wagon roads, he this place. Following is a brief ufatract made th«- charge that I am a “ring can from whom «be most desire« to fa!«, the waning of her charms arc the om-. most 1 of die chief part of what the first s|«eak«?r. didate.' Thia charge is simply false, and can’t 6ee any use for them. likely to make the discoven. But there I - ----- s-- Mr. Pennoyer, said: is no reason w hr she should ru t regain it has no foundation whatever. I entered The Vilas reduction works are again in L adies and G entleman : The nomi- info n>- «.mm bi nation with any men or any ami retain all the beauty of hair ¡hat was operation and the postoftice at Willow , nation for Governor of Oregon came to iing to secure my nomination, made m> her pride in youth. Let her use Arrn's H air ViGoii, and. not only wiil far hair Springs has been snuffed out. Vilas me unsolicited and unsought, I am not ptomises to anv man, and have not done . cease to fall out, but a new growth will api’cnr where the walp has been denud'd; If elected I seems to have a sj>ecial grudge against a public speaker—have been a business s i since my nomination. and locks that arc turning grav. or have Southern Oregon. Give us some more man and editor most of mv life. Will slcill bu fret to execute the laws of Ore actually grown will:«-, will return to their will en gon, unfettered by promises to any class pristine fredin«'** ami briliiance of color. 1 uot attempt any. eloquence but “retrenchment and reform. deavor in plain talk to present my views or any faction. My views upon public A yer ' s H air V igor cures Prof. J. Q. Willits, formerly of this upon the leading questions of interest in questions of importance I am ready to Hereditary Ertdncss. place, is a candidate for school superin this camp iign. <'ne i«f the first im give at all rimes, and my record 1 am I CttORCr M ayer . Flatonia. Teratsen* port.iucu is that Ilf tr.m-.poi latini!. No mole than willing to have examined. I bald nt 23 years of age. as hi« cmotors tendent in Like county. Mi. Willits is »fate or nation Cali be prusperous with only ask my opponent to deal honestly h:id fa«'« for several generation». One fully qualified for the position and the its channels of commerce obstructed, aiiv with it as I have endeavored to do m bottle of H air V i «; or Mart cd « growth of soft, downy hair all over hi« scalp, which people of Lake county would do well for more than a limb of the hitman body speaking of him. He makes prominent soon Ix-ramo thick, long, and vigorous. their educational interests to —- elect him. could be healthy and sound with its ar- j tlie need of cor|>orate control, ami calls ------ « • >. teries tied. The arteries of commerce me a coiporation man. I do not ow n a Rev. J. R. N. Bell, of Douglas county, are obstructed in this suite to-day. The a dollai’s worth of stock in any corpora having declined tho nomination of super Columbia river is ol>strncte«l by impe li- tion, never have owned more than six I intendent of public instruction. <»u the ments to navigation. Wheat transporta hundred dollars worth of stock, which i« n-'t n difo, but. by healthful stimulation tion from Thu Dalles to Portluid, 87 was the tepresentation of m>ney bor of the roots tmd color rlrnd-. rpeedily Democratic ticket, the state central com miles, coats 12] cents per bushel, while rowed by me and paid into the west side n »tore* to i.s ori;• in::I color heir thut Is mittee have nominated Napoleon Davis, from Chic.igo to Liverpool, four tlu'tis »ml railroad enterprise in its time of need to Turr.lrc Crcy. . miles, it is caiiie<l for 4 cents a bushel. help start the enterprise and get us a rail of Washington county, in his stead. M rs . C ’ ATiiF.iiixr. Diusirn, Point cd ♦ ♦ --------- Ihis should not be. The corporations road. I b" k upon railroads as other Jb'CL-it, ,1 <1., hn<l 1« r fair mddcnlv The Republicans followed the lead of that control traffic on the river should be men do who have no stock <>r interest in blanched by fright, during the lute ciill war. AYER'S II aii : V igor restored it the Democrats and placed in nomination taken in h«nd and controlled by the them. I pay my freight bills as you d>>, to i’« naturrl color, an«l r-edc it »offer. two excellent men for County commis stato. A railroad around the Cascades I and I know that railroad charges are too 'rk««J<'r. end more abuudant than it bad l.'ccn before. sioners. Henry Ammerman, of Eden Could be built by the state for about often oppressive. I know, too, that the 8300.00G and in its operation the state legislatuie "f our state has the power to Scalp Diseases precinct, and D- lph Carlton, of Little would get lurch in tolls what it »pent. restrain and correct such oppression, and Which cause drvno»-. brtttlcncns. »nd fall- Butte, are citizens in wh -se hands may Ihis was the experience of New York sh> uki do 8«’. ln< of the hair, dandruff. Itching, tmd I annoving sores, are ail qukl.lv cured by be safely trusted the management of the I with the Erie canal—the state in nine After C«»l. Cornelius last Wednesday A ykr ' s H air V igor . It curedH ehreut years was reimbursed chiefly with the Mr. Marston, Repu* licau candidate for county affairs. B oyd , VinHcaitolis. lhinn., of iniolcrs tolls for her expenditure <>f 893,000.000 State Treasurer, made a few remarks in able Itching of tlie Scalp; N. C ar Judge Webster’« course and record in liiuiding the canal. Free mvigation denial of the charge that he was a “ring ter , J r ., Occ.quan, Va.. of Scald »luting the past two years has shown the of the Columbia would be a great boon candid ite. ’ He was followed by Col. Head*. M rs . D. V. S. L ovelace . Pore- Ky.. of Tetter Sores; Miss wisdom of the choice made by the people for Oreg« n, and if you elect Mr. Butler Ge". B. Cuney, who paid a high Com lacerille. B essie II. t - kihoe . Bxrlinqtan, FL. of to Cuiigrers he would «get a place on the pliment to the life and character of Col. Scalp Disease and Dandruff'. Tor- ASHLAND, OR.. APRIL i, 1886. of this district in his election. The river and harbor committee and secure Cornelius, and finally warmed up into a pldi‘y of the roots of the hair, which, if handsome majority given him two years money enough from Congress to sweep regular, old time campaign drubbing of neglected, mav result in Incurable bnkl- n''«. is rondily cured by A yer ' s H air ago should be repeated now. Let it be the river clear of obstructions in two the Democratic patty that “brought V igor . A* or three years. Oregon h >s always been shown that ability, integrity and faithful «fawn tliu house,” Democrats and all. A Toilet t uxury under the control of corporations th it ness are appreciated and sustained by tho h ive siicktul the lifeblood from her veins A yf . r ' s II hr V igor i n« i o equal. I; HEPL'BLICAN COVATI’ COAVESTIOX. i< colorle««. cleanly, ch iightiullv per people of Southern Oregon. 1 hive always fought the corporations, fumed. ami ha« tlic'tffcct of making the and if elected Governor, its I expect to hair soft, pliant, and glossy. Republican, Democratic aud Prohibi Republican county convention «if Jack- fa, will still be found battling with them. soli county met at Jacksonville, May 15. tion candidates in Mari<>n county are P. S.—Approved country product- taken in exchange for goods The Chinese question is of paramount 'V traveling together for joint discussion. importance at this time Cash Prices. lhu Chinese 1886, to nominate candidates for county prepared i ; y offices. The Democratic state candidates pub are« an unmixed and unmitigated curse, Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Ixiwell, Mass- N. Langell was chosen chairman and lished a challenge to opposing candidates and should be driven out of the country. ¡ H. T. Chitwood ami J. H. Griffis secre Sold by nil Druggist*. I'he Burlingame treaty should l>« abro to meet them in joint discussion, but gated. It h.is been state«l th it tho Chi Ì taries pro tem. As committee on credentials the chair- when the prohibitionists accepted the m-se form one sixth of tho population of m iti appointed W. H. Atkinson, -I. W I challenge, they backed down ami pleaded California, and pay one-four-humlredth . CARTER H. ATKIS im »’, Stanley ami W. W. Cardwell; on order W. €u>hivi l’resid««ut. of the taxes. They are a curse to the “lack of time.’’ country, supplanting and keeping out of business, Robt. Taylor, J. S. Howard W. M. C olvig, the Democrati»! n 'mi- free labor. As to the meeting over which and W. B. Kincaid; on resolutions, S. B Galey. Bcnj. Beekin in, E. K. Ander I nee for district attorney, has been speak I presided in Portland, representing the son, N S. Drew and Alec Ormo. inti-Chiiicse sentiment. I would explain ing at different places in the district, Alter the i«'port of the committee on 'hit 1 went to the meeting to help main and the people find him to be an tain law and order, to restrain the a_it-i credentials the perinanent orgaiiizition easy and forcible talker. He has had tors from violence, ami I did so. Th.it was effected by chosing the tempor.iry ch »irman an I secretaries to serve during much experience before pubFc audiences, was my object in writing tin- letter which the convention. preceded this meeting, and in accepting both of political ami other character, i lie «inter of business adopted specified ••hairmanship of th'* meeting, as solicited. are the and is abundantly able to demonstrate I stepped in to stop the wi telling breach tint county nomin.itions be voted for by i ballot, it majority of voles to elect. his ability. I between the agitators, who h»«I begun to regard the Ca it.ilists as all friends of I The committee on resolutions repor’ed Dr. E. P. Geary, of Medford, has been Chinese, and the capitalists, who regard the tolloiviiig, which wero adopted with nominated for Stato Senator in this I e«l the anti Coolies as all communists. 1 out a dissenting voice: Wny Down lor the SenNon Be it resolved by tho Republicans of county, and it wi-uld certainly bo t<> the suceeede l. and the cxcitemi it «lied away. Jackson county in convention assembled: credit of « tir o> unty t<> elect him. He is i My opj«ment. Mr. Cornelius, 1 have f irst. We endorse the platform of prin- promulgated, and most heartily rati a yottng man «-f unexcepti nal character known f«»r thirty years. I r< spect him as c fy p.es tne nominations made for state officers 1 man, but do not like his recor«!. He and recognized ability, is asm « f one < f ■ pp«'se«l taxation of national batiks, voted by t«m recent Republican state couveution The Spirit of the Times is Progress and I am in the front at i'ort>and. the pi 'fieers and m« st respected citizens tor the bill to tax Portland 83.000.000 to uv.d ¡second. We cneerfully approve mid rati rank marching on to victory over all competitors. '•f Oregon, and is earnestly interested in i 'mild Ben llollmlay’a west side railroad, l'y tne nominations made by the Republi Judicial convention of tins judicial dis- the development of the Rogue River voted against Jim Faj's bill to cut oil'the can •me <«f every Chinaman. He once pre i»’ic. lor tne offices of circuit judge and dis- valley. sided at 11 Knowiiothing convention. H >s .-nct attorney And tne Republicans of ♦ • * Jai-it.i >n ciuuty tase tins opportunity oi w. u. Myer, whom the Republican outraged and insulted Caucasian man expressing their gratitude for the noil par ASHLAND, UGN. ti «.»ii mid iniii-jitndeut action of such dem county convention placed in n»minutioi> hood by his poli ical record. If elected I will emle ivor to so con ocrats wuo two ye.irs ago gave tneir suff for the legislature, is one of the best- duct my administr ition th »t yon will not rages m favor of our present candidate for Transacts a General Bauki tj Basiues Call and see my stock at the Ashland Mills. odicv of circuit judge. Two years nddi- Interest allowed < n Time- I»» posit-. known citizens and pioneers of Jackson he ashamed of having \o e«l for me, ami cue tionm trial of Lus ab.uty upon the bench made at all accessible points ««n in county. He is not a politician and ha» I will also endeavor to have every last Chi and of Uis couduc. tu social life has more Collections vorablu terms. n.aiuan removed from Oregon by the end -uau jus.iaed tue hopes mid greatly in Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sol never before been a candidate for any or I creased tue conadeucH of Jud e Webster's on Portland. San Francisco and New York. of my term of office. fice. He is identified with the interests Gold duel bow/ht at s'andunl ’■ri'-er. ¿■PIM Mr. Butler, Deim-ciatic candidate fm constituency. We therefore c >nfidently be of Southern Oregon by the strongest of I Congress, talked at c«>nsidurable length hove tuat uiie electors of this judicial dir- [ t.ict, regardless of parev affiliations, who home and business ties, and is eminent Oi l/ Half Alive. • 11 SatUlday evening. Hu has fluency I desire- to see tue law ami the princ p.es ot There are hosts of men and w mien wl o ly a 8af«* and reliable man with whom to iml experience ill speaktng. but ajitlei» e«imty jurisprudence ably anti iioneitly ail EE uumstored wm use their best endeavor» to coin a phrase, are only half »live. Th i entrust the responsib'lities and duties of much by comparison with XV. 1). Fenton. aud vote lor tue trimnphant re-election of in to say, they have ajldoin if over any a • petite, are nervous, weak, lideetty ’ i n< the office for which he has been nomi wl;o has twice hereto made .a similai Judge »Veosier. 'V campaign as a candidate f« r Congtes* iui.il. We buiieve that the office of dis troubled by nninbe-'lesa .small paina am nateli. RS Butler might not have been himself trict attorney siiou.d be oacupied by h law ache«. In the preseuce of vigorous, exo 03 yer of recognized ability and experience bf-rant vitality they seem mere pigmies Th«;re is a prospect of the establish when here. He lacke«l much <>f giving and that rlie adminis.ration of justice Such peraons are u rially fond of frequent my clear impre*ston of his p 'gitimi on suou.d be honest aud economical. Fully ly doaiug theinselv <«, swallowing in th- ment of a branch of Pasteur's laboratory any public <;Hestion. cmiudeui ilia» uarn-son ne»ley. die Repub conrse of the year enough drugs to stoc in New \ ork to which Americans in dan »wan e.iudidate, possesses the requisite anv apothecary's a lop of average dimeu «{uaiilieatiuus in a grea.er degree than hi-. siona. This, of «o’.trse. defeats instead <> ger of hydrophobia will hereafter resort, I ____ Zi//è Wednesday aft' rmem C «1. T. R. Cor MVimicra.ic opponent, »e urge upon the furthering the en I in view. viz., the recov instead rd traveling to Paris. Dr. Mott, 'sHa. SOLD \T nelius, Republic-in candidate for Govern v.ectors oi this judicial district who favor ery of health and vigor. Were they l- .lie prosecution ot criminals uud the econ seek it from an unfailing source of vita) one of the most noted surgeons in New c or, spoke t«> an Ashland audience at My omics» administration of justice to vote itv, Hostetter's Sto.uui-li Bitter«. how d:l cbt Market Rato York, has been to Pans to study Pasteur's er's hall. Following is an ubsiiaet of the »or mid moor to secure his election. ferent won’d be their case. Then vigo Foiirili. We re«'ogiiize nud declare- It to be would return to their debilitated frame» method, and brought back a stock ol —at the— chief points of his speech: the seiitniK lit oi th«- Republicans oi Jai l;sou the glow of health to'their wan cheeks CICiAAib O33VHOJ. rabies virus, and inoculated a rabbit. Th< cuuufy tiiat tue office oi county «uperinteu- their trembling uncartain gait would gna F ellow ClTlZKXS OE OllE'-ON: Lik»' ■ lanl ot our cuiin'iou school* is, un«l shoii'd be, rabbit died on Sat unlay. Next day Dr. >nv opponent, I can truthfully say I am iiou-partit.au u»i«J iu«lepeil«leut of political firm and elastic. ap,ietite. that grandest o 7 iioimiiatiou-, we therefore decline at tins unit all sauces, would give a relish for the dai v Mott inoculated another, and is now pre not a public speaker. 1 can say. too. to Geo. Engle. Proprietor. food. were it ever a > coarse, and refreshinj plsce in uoiuinatbjn any candidate fur that I leep would crown the tasks of the day. pared to start a hospital as soon as they II that iny nomination was unsolicited and oilu-t*. Main Street, Ash fan «’ t ilth. Uedcplsre the continued increase of nnex|H‘Cted. When I started out in this find quarters. county <iel>i and eoudeuiu the uubusinee* canvass I intended to meet as best I the Oregon. nke an I extravagant administration of eutiutj w hieii ha« caused it. An«l in the name CHOKE FAHH FOB SALE Mm. 8. Bissell, President Clevelands could present issues. 1 did not intend oliicers of tn.. uix-rid«t«-n people of the county we «!•■- former partner, who has talked to the to go over again th«« old «round that we ■niiint that greater « are an«! economy be ob have left behind—the old issues that ceil served in ’lie trails»»« liou ot the county busi Q3 president afavut his marriage, is rem rt.al tried ill. gr«-w out ■ f or were settled l\V ness. Our county is imw deeply In deut auu Bent Location in Rogue llive) =5 Valley. »he s one economy «.lioillil bi* ou-erved in the C3 as saying that admirers of the adininis the war. I liav«' always been plain ami administration of her atfuits as wonhl be The uniti-r-fgued, in rouse.|iicnce of tl.r 1' '.ration who will undoubtedly wish t«> open in mv opinions and convictions up a lopt.-d by un Individual under the same dr health of Ids wife, is compelled to seek adric cillIlsliilK'e». S. U. ti ll CY, Ch'll. Com. climate, and therefor otters for sale his faru trs make wedding gifts may as well take no on these questions, bn! I have considered !•» acres adjacent to the Town of Talent Ge<>. M. Lovu ami Robt. Taylor were of them t<> be mainly settle«! ami not profit The plate is in a high state of cultivation, con S rice n<>w and hereafter that anything sent able for heated discussion now. But my .ippointcil tellers: tains a good house and barn, about 500 frui o good water, etc. Will also sell horses CD Nominations for Statu .Senator now be trees, to the W Kite House in the way oi a tok op]s>nent, Mr. Petinoyci, has assailed mv wagons, cattle, hogs, n full outfit of fanniti, en of regard in the form of silverware, 1 record as a member <>f the li'gisiature of I ing in older, Dr. E. 1*. Geary, .lames implements anil household furniture. Term CD cosy- </> bric-a-brac, etc., will be returned to the 1870. Every old resident of Oregon re- McCully a«.il W. C. Lever were placed m The term will t-e »old alone, if desired. A<1 nomination. Mr. McCully v. ithdiew and (». F. PcNX'SBAKEK. donors. Should the president accept any intmbers that session, and how the tif- Dr. Geary was nominate«! on the first dress, Ta'ent. Oiegon, Feb. 5, ltw. teen members r«n the opposite side of the presents they will be from persons who senate chamber from me voted solidly uallot. The names of W. 0. Lever, W. C are personally acquainted with him. «•very time against every measuro which Choice Farms for Sale, I ind who are personal friends to hail for its object the settlement of the Myer ami J. H. Gnlfi* were presi-nted f««r r«-pl« selitatives. Mr. Lever declined, THE VNDER8IONED OFFERS FO1 himself or bride. He li.us established questions that grew out of the war on the tin motion >>f Frank Krause th«1 rules basis ujiou which they- have finally been sale a No. 1 grain farm, containing 20 a rule that ht will not accept presents settled, to the satisfaction now even of wvi.' siisiietid»-«! and W. C. Myer and J. acres of tillable land situated on the stag» from strangers. Democratic platform makers. I have II. Griffis were nomimUed by acclama- road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Placi is w-ell improved: good well of water foi with me tile record of the session of 1870. tion. Butl >r wasn't veiv consistent in his um > and living stream for stock. Next in nrdei was the nomination houao and there is nothing in mv part of it which I Also 215 acres lying within half a mile oi sptrech last Saturday evening. He first I would wish to conceal or to have for of commissioners. Henry Ammerman, Phoenix, all under fence, comity road oi charged that there hadn't been “honest gotten. Mr. P ennoyer charges me with D««l|ih Curitofi, Arthur Wilson. The«». two sides: can at. small expense bo put ii For particulars call on or ad DURING TIIE SEASON OF 1886 and sufficient effort” on the part of Ore heing a corporation man becaum I voted Cameron, ami O. Gaiiiard were placed in cultivation. . ..... illation. Dolph Carlton was natni- dress f >r the hill allowing the city of I* «rtl.iml Ou mv 201 acre farm there Is one butidre« gon s delegation in Congress to secure to tax itself for the benefit of tile west nateil oil the first ballot mid Henry Am acre«, of grain sud bay growing, thi-t I w-il 3F' The following horses will be at my ranch one mile north of Ashland, Oregon: appropriations for river and harbor im side railroad. Th;* urea ure was peti merman ««ii the second. sell with the hum. If desired, cm give po»- provements, and then attempted to ridi tinned for by the taxpaye«» <.f Portland, M. L. Alford ami P. Dunn were named session at any time. ^ne Percheron-Norman stallion, combining size. JOHN 8. HEltlllN, Ashland. Or. UAI v IDL i action and kind disposition and whose colts are un cule Hermann for the latter's energetic ami was pressed by th,- s««li<l deleg,ui«,n for county clerk. Mr. Alford was nomi surpassed, if equaled, sn this coast. work in introducing bills ami seekingap from Multnomah county. It tvas a local nated on the first ballot and on motion measure, called for by the locality, ami declared the ymuiimous choice of the City Taso. propriations for every little stream in every member front the west side of the convention. (*^raUan-Pcrt heron! weight 1250 11's., combining the state. This little inconsistency cer riv« r vote«l for it except &t«>ut, wh«> in Nominati'ins f«-r Sheriff now being in Notice i; hereby given that the tiinc ¡or pny- style, action, endurance and good disposition, and ’.t of the tux levied Jan. 22. lv««>, upon tlie tainly displays a lack of shrewdness, if troduced the bill but finally voted against oidei the names of James Birdsey, Car in.Ci property within the city of A-Llaii'l ha«« ex whose colts make the finest carriage road and “ all pi rposi '' horses. los Godard, Ge«>. Stevenson and J. Klip- it because it was amended in a manner pired, but by-order of the city coc.ncii tlie lime nothing worse; and then it's a little rough ple were placed before the convention. lor payment of -innc «. Ithctu extra com h«» i <pcci»il iinhiceiiients tc panics on the okl Democratic delegation, \Vhit- not favorable to Ben Holladay. Mr. Mi. Godaid withdrew ;.r.d J mi« s Birdsey been exte'i'lcd thirty day- fr«>ia «l it? ol' till- 0®"'TERMS lower than ever. I’ennoyet neglects to tell jam that Judg«> .-. 1‘ T a VI or. eaker, Elater and Grover, t«> assert that Strahan, now Dcmacratic candidate f««r was nominated on th«: first ¡'alh>t; by breeding five or niore-niart ' Mnrehul and n«x eolleetor. K-filctid. Or.. April Ji>, l»v\ there never has been “honest ami suffi Supreme Judge, voted with me for this motion th« vote was made unaiHmous. cient effort to secure appropriations. bill, and 1 must think Mr. Pennoyer is Complimcntmv vol»« were given Messrs. '1 Bellinger and C. Godard, although tuiglie*' ReMucdui,. Butler seems rather “fresh" in tho busi- n««t careful to tell the wh«de truth in Lis their names were n< t before the conven remaiks about this matter. I thought Don't ii.p.-ii half-breed Shetland for tunr child vou love sc much if would coat n Wo have reduced our prices again on I r.esa, and should be given a little jvrivate myself right in the po»ii; .n I took then, tion. stoves and can giro lower figurers than few dollars and give the child too an n (; > happiness. training by the older heads. A. H Maegly was nominated for any other dealers in Ashland. and I think so now. ’f;« '»surer by acclamation. Another vote of mine to which Mr. W illard A E< ranks . The Democratic speafars last Saturday If. I* liijler. Wm. Deniff and Geo. M B< lit;. >’,ir • bjects is that against the ailti- evening seemed to think that the C'olum- ' Chines«- re»>>«g*i,,|i introduced by -Senator L'-ve were placuu i;j ijomination for GREGORY, - ... . M’ ! I" L >ve was nominated on fhe I Fresh candies received this week at bia river basin is the whole ot Oregon. Fay. [Here he read i!;e resolution fr.«m aessnr. Mr. : E'irckhalter «t Hasty's. ♦ CITY They evidently prepared their speeches the Journal.] 1 said at once 1L ' there first ballot, which on motion was made f unanimous. Une-eiglith, or m [b , box crackers G5c. for the W illamette and tlu* northeastern was something ab«>ut it that I did ma, por iàqrvevor M. L. McCall was nomi- ¡ at the Red House. fully understand, that it appealed to me x The Sugar-Pine Door and Lumber Co. part of the state. They talked glibly of ' to involve the old question of state vs. lilted by acclamaci»,n. Climax tobacco 40c. per plug at the — or — No nominations were madethe of the millions of dollars that should be ex fi-dern) rights, and 1 wanted time to ex Red House. x I GRANTS PASS, pended upon the Columbia river, but did amine it. 1 moved that <>nv hundred fices of Superinteiidatit of Public in TRANSFER.— I struction nr Coroner. copies be printed, us was common when A fine line • r Lr».-rs Tires'. A 1 cut- Are now pripatcfi lo iuitlbh Linut-cr, iiv not so much as intimate that anything The on-.nit ion having no further bus lery to be sold without ref en e at Caro any member wanted to fully coiisidu a was needed in any ether )>art of the state. measure. Fay, M««shcr, Stout, and the iness adjourned sine die. Finishing, Passenger Coach to and from every Irain. Bios., Reeser’s block, Ashland, Or. X Indeed, Butler, the candidate for Con others of the fifteen, voted me down and N. Ltxc.tu., Chairman. cud >111 kitids «,f ren^h lutnlier. st any pc r> alotig the line of tic «i.vCFE at rt’:< t- T. Ciiitw« < d, /^-Freight inuved aDj w here tiLooi gress, even went so far as to condemn |«ressed the resolution to an immediate ! c* ice J or rii.Eo. compete with .vX’v uiil) i.i .-.ouil.ern <>nr- tr-wn at rates H. tirirtis, Wecretarh.- We will alvo R oon he prepared to lurnbi. Hermann for his effort to obtain a;.pr >- vote. I, of couise. voted against it. Piles are frequently preceded by a sense F««r twenty yean, I was called upon to of weight in the back, Ivies and lower part I Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets Lower Than Anyone Else. priations for the improvement of smaller Tu the laidics! of the abdomen, causing the patient to and every d«.'rcripti«>n of linishing“. act as one <«f the reprcicotutivcs of the strt-ams, such as Link and M« hm 1 rivers people of Oiegon in th«-ii li-gulaiuie, un«] Come ami see our stock of ladies un- suppose he has some affection of the kid Correspondence invited. *Jl order? :f!le«l [10 48] iu Klamath county. Some g««»d friend 1 take it as a source of satisfaction that .[.“•wear, infant's robes and cloaks; also neys or neighboring organs. At times, ‘ promptly. Address, symptoms of indigestion are present, fiatu- should hint to Butler that the petiple in the rec«»r«l of this whole period, Mr. velvets, n, ,b felt, chenilles, araseues lencv, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A Sugar-Pine, Door and Lumbor Co, FARMERS ! ATTENTION ! emb. sili--. -V...2 '¿".'i t forget our moisture, like perspiration, producing a down this way appreciate successful ef Pennorer can find but three votes of mine aud only CsliforniA Hand Porgod and H. B. MILLER, very disagreeable itching, after getting to which he can ruu«? »bjection. Mr. laiu«' stock of hosiery always on iiand. Hand Fh;bhv4 forts tu iuipnive their local channel«* of Pennoyer has to!«l y«.u tiiat Le respects warm, it a common attendant. "Blind, Grants Pass, Or. Manager. G illette S istfks . bleeding, and iichir.g piles vield at once commerce quite as much as big promises me as a man but doesn’t like my ie.o.«j to the application of Dr. Bosarke’s Pile ASfILAXD AG EXT, L. II. J dams. Sheep For Sale. about how a new candidate would clean as a politician. I can say the same of With • utter in the eye. Remedv, w hich acts directly upon the parts Miller dir Cu. x rcrtrehoiur'. One thoiisiml head of good sheep and affected, absorbing the tumors, allaving out the obstructions in the Columbia in him. He and I have always <liffcre«l Euch tic« .-du- guaranteed. Price. .«.<,1- A»t f i your «h aler for them, or order from the widely in <>nr political views in th«' past, in good condition; 600 head stock sheep the intense itching, and effecting a perma uian- a year or two, or build a railroad around ufaettt rer«. nent cure. Price ¿>0 cents. Address, the i ami we differ to-day. He wants the state and 400 h< .< 1 mutton sheep. .■*1 buys 13 tt«. of bev ¡«land ici a* ' Dr. Boeanko Medicine Cd., Piqua, L> Sold S II I. 4 Ifbty.sisyiarl..-«'*« r«-vt • a. ♦ha Cascades by state funds to builj a railroad around the Cascades 4o-tf I. H HsKurx'. by J H Cbitvrod £ Bou * Hunsaker & Dodge’s X THE ASHLAND TIDINGS. REALESTATEE - MANUFACTURING - ETC. WHAT THEY SAID A Pretty Woman's Secret ANNOUNCEMENT! LATEST RETURNS Indicate that the Real Estate market is improving. Prices firm, and Sales increasing. BUY NOW And save the advance. One 10 Ten i One», io One 6 One io One io The undersigned hereby respectful ly announce to the public that from this date they propose to sell goods Ayer’s flair Vigor ! For Cash and for Cash Only I I “The credit system must go.” prices means lower prices. Cash ALFORD & BRAGDON. Acre tract ready tor the plow, tor $1,000. “ tracts at $150 each. “ tract for $300. “ “ “ 180. u •* 250. »A “ “ “ ” 700. All good Fruit land, well located froru 3-4 to 1 1-2 miles from Ashland. PLEASE REMEMBER That acre property near Ashland has .steadily advanced in prices and the end is not yet. Town lots with and without improve ments for sale at low rates. For further imformaticn, apply to C. F. BILLINGS. Insurance and Real Estate. Ashland, Oregon. Ayer’s Ilair Vigor, ASHLAND I FLOURING MILLS. PHOTOGRAPHS Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or <>r w \SHLAND MILLS FLOUR EXCELS ALL OTHER. E. C. LANDERS. % V \ \5_ / / »♦ ra / •/ / RED HOUSE] % X V V \ % r z / / Call at Logan's (Lillery. on the hill. And examine work made exclushely by tin- new proccaa. Photographs made by the leading artists of the coast on exhibition for cor.ipi«rin<>n. 44 ASHLAND BEST I n t he Market > % \ % C. T. HARRIS & CO (Bell Truck and Dray.) Real Estate, Mining j- H. M c B ride , proprietor . — AND — Auctioneers and Appraisors. Loans Negotiated and Collections Made. The Pioneer Hotel. XVU1- bare ma<1. arrangeim-ulf with the • » > Mat«« Hoard of I'tn iv rat Ion at Portland '(> Ini' , our li»t of propertied "FOR SALE or RENT." with a lull description of our Fine Clitmite and Great Fruit Valley, plac-.l In the hand» of new corner». We have a large ae- lUHintanee in the East, many of ». hotu dc«ire t > come to this locality. On Oak Street, ASHLAND, OREGON. B. Beachy Proprietor. «.'all nt our ortiec and gl»« us full particulate, ^"Board and lodging il to $1.50 p« r day. according to room« occnp.eJ. Board and and we will Bl'Y, SELL, oi KENT forjouou rea'oniibl- term«. lodging per week. $5.00. 'IRST CL \8S ACC IMMODATIONS. -BEST OF FARE Samples of Quartz Solicited, and As says made Correct and Cheap MO CHINESE EMPLOYED. Wc have eorrufcponduricu with a number oi Miulng Capitaiints who desire fiivestinenti 'ÌO-K—tf- Sales made where ledges are of value. ASHLAND COLLEGE CGrreFpouduHce C. T. HARRIS a CO. — AND — Normal School, ISHLAND, - - - . STAR OREGON. M. G. ROYAL, A. M., --------THREE COURSES OF ASHLAND. W. C. MYER, Ashland, Or Lumber! Lumber!J w* ® ' Passenger & Freigh Rustic or Flooring SACK NEEDLES .... OREGON. Tu DY.-------- M I L L S 1st. The State Norma! Course. 2d. The t'ouimcrciul course M. The College Preparatore. 1 he proprietor. hu> leaded the abovc building from G. S. Butler for ti\K \ear»’, irhvrc he will be pleaded to e hi« old customer* and friend*. He it* uow baking TUITION. ruitlon\.iri<according to at>i<lics ntirMi-l. fr«'m to 412 per term. Fresh Bread Evert Da>, 8 loaves for ?• et».. wheare.r graham BOARD. BROWN BKEtP every -atur loat«I can obuilned at the Collet»- Boarding fWtBOcTON -i.,> > lOe p - loaf Cakra pp-- bun 1 Hail. 01 in private families, nt *4 per we« k and all kinds of cracker». Hot coffee ur.d For « atalogtu- or further parti-n’ars, ap f'V»ter «tew«. ltOUMS TO RENT Give m.> ply to the President. a call Wm. MILLS. THE FINE TROTTING STALLION Soto S ms Hotel. At foot of Casc.ide Mountains, 1<> MIIJCN KirOM AJSII I>. Horses ! Colts ! Money ! Money ! Colts ! Horses ! AD ADI AM DDV RilMDIMIv DU I BAKERY Between Logan's Photograph Galh*ry, and Pioneer store, PuKSmSNT, Soon Make Good Horses. PAIUIRI»TTA I I A •j Commission Agents, FREI’.HT and lumber of ail kin-l- trau» ferred promptly in or near town. fcàr Moving houtehold k « h ><K piano«- < tc. u tj««.-cfalt y. 10-17. GOOD HORSES GOOD COLTS Bring Good Prices. I-KOC’KSSJS. Arc n««w taken by the Leading Photographers in ail the Citie«, and for Groups, pic- ares of children, etc., arc far superior to the old ao-called ••wet-plate’' proce?». The Bank of Ashland THE BAIN WAGONS r>I^A.T12 I>ItV JACOB WAGXI-R. Proprietor. HOTEL, whk’h ha b< » n for inuny 1 years a favorite pla< e of mi miner report for pci somi sevkinvr health and re< rent tor., ha» ‘ r<‘rently been areally Improved by the present ; proprietor, who has done much 10 nu»k» it plvusnnt nr.d attractive tn gucfrU. i SIR WALTER. JR. I he Mineral >piin»< tt ¡11 ir.ak • tb« •iieonr-i!»»; ir lollow- H, « il! he«t th- rtatile of !».■•« i«i Paync In Medfor«! «li Siuurduy, «mulav aud Mundny 01 «ari-, .»«i l.: T p . -day ».mi Fridav at Jatue» llelu., >1. t' iisu« : « o.-ek. hip ! W.-dncsday and Tliur» lay at thè Mable of Thompson A Stcplc ti-.ni» in .tvhlan«!. Description and Pedlgete. Sir Walter. Jr., le S years old. < ««al black, lino form, "cod disposition and a -plendid traveler is 17 hands one and om half inches high and weighs 1W0 pound . Sir Walter. Jr., waa aired by Sir Walter I m by Manibrino < hief I p - by Mimbriao Fayinas ter, he by Mambrino he b- !m|-orte«l Mc«-e'i- ger. Hix dam was a I.o!ig I-«la:.d Illa’k Hawk marc, she being «iied I y tfac noted trol,r* A», drew Inckson, «Ire of H'enry Clav, progeu'to: of the Clay family of trottent. Hi , tin.' daw ««llle Miller, by Mambrino. •>( Imporc-. Meieencer; An«ircw Jackxiiiby Yr-uin; Ba.hav and he bv Imported Bashau . Sir Walter. Jr.’s dam is connected v»»th tip. ’ CTydes«lale draft horse. . h-m Gr-goti, >»i its ine<iieitt:ti )<i « pcriií‘s l«;i\♦ • b» <•!. piovi n tn of ereat vtihi. and nt r ? a t<>i»i'* and aid digestion a b! a* a rem« dy « • f rria-f in 1*4 all rase*» «»f »Jdn<*\ a ibi kindre«! a iuontfc. Eol’nv. Ing is th- re j ion th- analk ► One Standard gn!hoi th«. a ater contains: Alurnina.............. ................................ 92» ii Boraefc neid.................... ......... .3J75, Cnlciutn CHrbonute .... ................ 21 J>1 So'lluin Chlorid«-........... ................. Carbonat«, oi If-u......... ............... Silictc seid ..................... .............. 3 9171 Titanic iM-id .................. ............. i mi .; t s-taxr.te nag', »i«».... ............... 7K.M78S Bi«*r.rb-iLkte ««'«In........... ................ 21/h! fathlum cnrbc.tm’e. j olrtu»!«« curfac.ate. (I ne and trip-« j >f ui.ri«- (i.-|d j, >t creimii;« <1 T(«t«l nrno'ltit "f <*»irlM>nie o'-t'l í ii-. free >» ■•otnbjt.cil, eqiKtls '». 1’»» fruiti» jó-r '-allori ’lai utt«: 'lion |«i»i l to tin c< tun», «tj.’. U'.cde of Invalid«. ' Ampn^thc Improvemente of the houl arc tie batha. lilted widmli modern convauicnc »’ Terms: Single »urviec. f«-00. payable .»; tim«. of .-er- vice; «ea-on. 112.00. puvable at the end thereof; insurance, 41 -.Ou. pxyanle us soon .1» th' marc is known lobe with foal. Any person di-po inj of his nwr«> du»!iig t|ie seueon will phase remember that money 1, '.hen du«, for service». Season comit.c t;cing April 1 t ard eudin July 1st The best of care will be taken ti prevent accidents, but w ill no! be .-e. poii«P 1« lor any that may rwcur. ROOMS CLXAN, NEAT AND COMFORTABLE. Good Table Fare& Reasonable Prices. f»-!.<«n I Hl u, |. fr.»!, from th, .|,rl: . ’» »..teilt Hun»; k'-r A Bodge’» q, Ashland. D. P WHITE, Proprietor. I« avc W00L1 Attelidiu^Gioim,. 10 47) Farm For Sale. it: tip- Lt st pert of Ashland, consisting of 2C iu-r«« of good land, two house«, two berna rovi orche.rd. Al«o three five-acre lois cjod laud. Terms easy. Jr.liu Gt’M. Fine assortment fresh candies at Clay- ¡oa A Gore’s. j Fed Hows ahead x Floral Guide b a work of marly iuC pages, cvlonM plates, — 1 <»i0 nii:«tr»ttoriH, w'di (b'«criutl"«i-. of Ux bi‘? ^»wcrs nn«l Vrgrtal'lM.pnccJ of C l fR'I L Bth<g »nd I’la-jti airf hnw tn get and m>w OXlXMJvd them. Prlnud In Engll»li an t Onnsn. ft cent« which tnav Im JMuct-.d troni th» 6r*t order. t|t~V QFLlf nca » «13 0«. *T StAUqUAE!«:'.