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FHE ASHLAND TIDINGS The state election has resulted in th«- choice of a mixed ticket. Penn<>y« r is elected Governor, Webb (Denna-rat) is elected State Treasurer, and possibly Strahan (Democratic n«»niiuee for Su preme Judge) is elected. Hermann is re-elected to Congress by the strong ma jority of some 2,000. McBride (Repub lican) is elected Secretary of State by 400 to GOO majority, and Baker (Repub lican) is elected State Pt inter by about 1500. The complexion of the next legis lature is not positively know, The Sen ate will be R< publican, but the lower house may be IXunocratic. The Pro- hibition vote will be less than 2.000, and in Jackson county, less than 175. In Marion county, where there were >unw hopes «»f Prohibition success in the coun ty ticket, the entire Republican ticket was elected. JUNE 11, ISM. FRIDAY EDITORIAL MOTES AMD MEWS. i I The Prohibitionists cast 106 votes in Roseburg. II — ■ ■ - Tho president and his bride returned to Washington Tuesday. - --------- <-------------------------- The Oreg<’nlan »y«: “I when Mitchell was elected.” you so I Mrs. Gove is elected school superin tendent in Multnomah county. ♦ ♦ * - --- There were two or three arrests in Portland for attempts to bribe voters. — —----- ♦ In r brief circular printed and scat tered last week, County Clerk W. H. i Parker addressed the voters of Jackson county ns follows: THE ELEC HON. i ——— Lieut. Schwatka is going to Alaska, tn write up that territory for the New York Times. Gladstone’s home-rule bill was defeat I ed by a majority of thirty on the second reading last Monday. The next legislature will have a Demo cratic majority in ¡.he lower house, it is said, but the senate will be Republican. —— — « ♦ » . - Another shortage of 81890 was discov ered in the San Francisco sub-treasury last Tuesday. Must be rats about the building. ----- * • ♦ Pennoyer’s majority for Governor is about 200'); Henn inn’s majority. 2000; Webb (Dem.) for stite trewure. 409; Rrker for state printer, over Nickell JACKSON COUNTY. ! , ! I 1 1500. Secretary Manning has resigned his of fice, but the President prevailed upon him t<» accept a leave of absence till Oc tober 1st, at which time the resignation will be considered. In Jackson county the whole Demo cratic ticket is ahead, with tire exception ««f District Judge. The highest vote was for Miller, fur representative, and the smallest majority was for Walton for commissioner. Dr. Geary (Repub.) for state senator ran some 160 ahead of his ticket. Bowditch (Dem.) for represent)« tive, ran some 60 ¡.head «»f his party ma jority, and Nickell ran altout the «.-«me, but dropped behind a little in Josephine, Klamath and Lake. Follow ing are tire majorities in the whole county. The complete vote by precincts could not be obtained in time for this i»»ue without t«M> many errors. Next week we shall give the official vote in tabulated form, in shape for reference a«id preservation: As nearly as can be estimated the Dem ocratic majority in .lackson county is about 350, in Josephine 30; in Klamath. 55; in Lake 75, making a total of 510 in the first Judicial District. The secretary of the interior reports that the total number of acres of public lands surveved in Oregon during the last year was 2,868,318 acres, making the to tal surveyed 39,647,093. There remains to be surveyed <>f public lands and In dian lands 21,328,267 acres. A Seattle dispatch of June 4th says: “The grand jury, in session here to-day, rendered a report completely exonerating Thomas Butke, F. Hanford, L R. Banks and E. M. Carr, the members of the Home Guatd who were chargtnl with murder for having fired on the tuob dur ing the snti Chinese riot last Febiuary.” Senator Dolph was instructed by the Committee on public lands last Monday to report an .mendnrent t<> the agricul tural appropriation bill, pioviding for the expenditure >>f $5000 for an artesian wel1 in the eastern part of Washington terri tory. If the experiment should prove succtmsful we may look for artesian well« , to become common east of the Cascades. J acksonville . June 3. WW. I A circnlsT. purporting to have been issued by order<>f tile Republican eentral eotniniltee. (which I find I* n I the case, however.) hn< been scattered over Jackson county, assault ing my character and charging me with mal- hatniee in office. This beitnr Issued—and purposely too lute for me to get up a detailed answer to tlie charges. 1 must reluctantly satis fy mvsi-'f with a general denial thereof. I brand this H.-sault as cuwardly. slanderous and libelous, and the whole nasty mess at unmiti gated falsehoods. 1 hereby challenge an in vestigation of r.iy sicotnits. and if I have charged a single Cent mon- than is duc me. I will refund the amount and resign W. H. P arker . t It is due to Mr. Parker, to the people whose avivant lie is, sod to the publish era of the charges ill question, that the bottom facts of the whole matter be laid Imre, and it is to be Imped there will l»e no delay whatever in bringing about an investigation, in the courts if jmssible, which shall either clear Mr. Paiker’s character < r compel him t" “resign and refund" as he promises. There is tm middle gt< und or mysterious, lmzy intri cacy of law ami fact which can be used as a.cover under which to smother the grave charges made. It lias been asserted that Mr. Paiker has charged the county and its individual citizens more than the law allows him for his services. He either has or has not done so. If he has done s<>, intentioiially mid systematically, as charged, he should be dismissed from the If he has imt done so, he should I office. - demand mid receive a retraction of the I charges and a vindication of his character. Everylsidy must agree with us in this. For Governor. Pennoyer 432. F>>r Congressman, Butler 330. Judge Supreme Court, Stndnin 467 Secretary of State, Gib<in« 362. State Treasurer, Webb 385. State Printer, Nickell 413. Supt. Public Instruction, Davis 348. Cncuit Judge, Webster 45. Prosecuting Attorney, Colvig 328. State Senator, Stanley 190. Representative, Rowditch 410. Representative, Miller 548. Sheriff. Dealt 54. County Clerk, Parker 77- County Commissioner, Walton 43. County Commissioner, Haymond 313. County Treasurer, Fisher 133. Sch<M«| Superintendent, Priest 1280. Assessor. Childers 520. Surveyor, English 359. KLAMATH COUNTY. Following is a list of the majorities in Klamath county: Butler, for Congress. 20; Pennoyer, governor, 57; Waldo, su preme judge, 74; Webster, di«t judge. 269; Kelley, dist attorney. 1; McLean (Repnb.) joint representative of Klamath and Lake, 136; Hale (Repub.) county clerk, 155, Childers (Dem ) sheriff, 73; Hatton (Dem.) assessor, 23; Baldwin (Dem.) treasurer, no opposition,------ ; Thatcher (Repub.) school supt., 5; R. S. Moore (Rspub.) surveyor. 6; for Com missioners, Emmitt (Repub.) 104; Wei's (Dem.) 63. Total number of votes cast, 598. LAKE COUNTY. In Multnomah county the republican Following are the majorities in Lnke county ticket is elected with the excep county except one precinct: Butler G6. tion of Sanders for clerk, who is defeated Strahan 66, Pennoyer 71, Gibbon 46, by fully 500 votes; Gault for school Webb 64, Davis 54, Nickell 60, Kelley superintendent, who is left by 300 or 56, Webster 150. Miller 104. Cielk, more; very prohably Harris for the ligis Boyd 148; S c I um >1 Supt., Fisher 83; Coui- lature, and probably Dement for county missioners, Penland 3, Loftus 62: asse* judge. The vote between Catlin and »or, Stanley 121; treasunr, McCallen Dament is very close and it may take the 165; sheriff, Charlton 181. official figures to decide. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. The election was quiet, and there was Senator Hawley says that the wage no excitement over the state ticket. The workers of Connecticut have 892.000,000, county has gone democratic by a small or 8800 each, in savings hunks. Sena majority. Pennoyer’s majority is 50, tor Hoar s*ys that in Massachusetts tiny Butler's 3, Strahan's 82, GibUm's 27, have 8270,000,000 on deposit, or $730 W«bb’s 35, Nickell's 25. District offi each. So it seems that in those two cers: For judge, L. R. Webster, r«p , States labor has accumulât« d §362,000. over J. R. Neil, dem., 82; for district at 000 of suiplus earnings <>r capital. Now, torney, W. M. Colvig, dem., over H. if that capital were aggregated it could Kelly, rep., 40. The entire democratic start a surprising number of productive ticket was elected, with two exceptions: enterprises. Representative, S. U. Mitchell, dem.; Buddenaiek, the New Ymk contractor, county judge, Volney Colvig, rep.; com has been given ten years in Sing Sing for missioners, J. M. Payne, dem.; and A. building houses to tumble down upon H. Piatter, rep.; county cleik, C. K. people, and Most, the Anarchist, one Chauslor, dem.; *lmriff, T. G. Patterson, year at Black well’s island for planning to dem.; treasurer, J. W. Howard, d<-m., place dynamite under houses to blow |«e<>- school superintuiideiit, A. J. Chapm in, pie up. In justification of the judges dem.: assessor, J. P. Lewis, detn.; sui- who sentenced the criminals it should be veyor, Win. Saunders, dem.; coroner, W. F. Ki enter, dem. said that each gave all that the law al lowed for the offense. Both men fairly earned death uts>n the gallows, and it would be well if the law could be bo amended that their successors in the same line might get their just deserts.—[Tele gram. Following aie the approximate majori ties, or, rather, pluralities. They will each be changed slightly by thu official vole: Pennoyer, 825; Heimann, 1000; McBride. Sec. of State, 600; Webb, treasurer, 60; McElroy, supt. schools, 750; Baker, slat».-printer, 1125; Strahan, 450; Stearns and Shattuck for district judges each have over 2100 majority over Smith, the independent candidate put up to l>eat Stearns. McGinn, Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney, has somt 2000 majority over Bronaugh (Pro- hib.) and more thau 25 j 0 over the Dem- ociatic nominee. THE BEST The following dispatch was received in the I niteil States Laud Oflicu at Rose burg Ihiirsda): /b Ihe lirtfisfer.i and I'ecfireex of the 1'iti ed Slate» ¡.and —G entlemen ; I he repeal of the Preemption, limber Culture and Desert Lmd lass l*einj now lire subject of coiisiilei'arion by Congress, all applications lo enter lands under s «id laws are hereby suspended from and after this date until the first day of Au gust, 1886, and «mi are hereby directetl o> receive no tiling* or irew applications for entry under said laws during said time. W illiam A. J. S parks , Approved: Commissioner. L. C L amar , Secretary. THE ORDER REVOKED. LATEST RETURNS Hair re»toru;iv«> in the world Is H all ’ s II air R enew er . it « un * all (li-«u*e» of the sctlip. iut«l s.iiuuiat«-* the huir riulids to he.ihhiiil udiuu. It slot;* the falling of the hair; preven.* Its tiirnln-: gray: curv* b.ildnes*. ttixl restores y uuthftil color «ml freshness of nppeat-.inc«- to lieail« alrendy wltiie wi h s-re. The following urv a few illu*lrutions of what is done by ANNOUNCEMENT! HALL’S And save the advance to- M rs . H uhaberry , Franklin Bxxikhjn, N. alter ■■ nor - attink «f Lry- sip«Ls in the li mi, fotm-l ). r I.nlr—rlrii.dy gray—falling « Ts.i r -pidly thel «t-i-Kx-n I m erme gillie bald. One b. til;- of IiAlX's Bxin l.’S- NEwztt bronglu it 1. < k ss «ufi, blusa aiwl thick a* w I kii she »»» n ghl. tCf Mn. K esukr , sn « 14 fanner, negr Far. •air, /ml., Ii..4 scarcely r.tu k.ir 1« It, oi.U s la.t lint.- tin re w is of It I n I Is come i «r..rly wl.ltc. O ik - Ix.ttlc of H all ' s H a IR K enl WCII tti.pixd li* f illi'.-r out, cu I guv«- I im n tt 1«I . luxiiru nt head of latir, a« bruwu auJ fri .li us he tv«r L-.d. rj* M n*. A. T. W all , CrrrnjKld, Chfhlrf, ¿■«j., writ« • : “I bmc foui.il ti«-er«nt<»t Un elit troni tliuiiAcof H all ' s II aiii K en - ewer , it li.ivh«« rertund my hair, whl|li wr« ruplly Í.11- in/otf, und r. turn«d ita original color.” SJ- Dn. Eüff. R eiv . Frtralt, Fi<h., «M-rtlfics th t ‘-H all ' s II aiii K exewfr 1« «xc.ll« nt 1« r h.:;r gr ovil«-', nil I g v. » back the nruural «xdur tu ful. «I und gray liair.” t~S~ M rs . 8. E. E lliott . Clmrltle. It’. Ta., say.«- ‘-On ■ b .t l-of H all ' s H ai .« K ekkwlk re*l«red my li.«ir tu its n-tur..i, jui.il.UI «olor." The undersigned hereby respectful ly announce to the public that from this date they propose to sell goods For Cash and for Cash Only 1 “The credit system must go.” prices means lower prices. FOR THE WHISKERS —TRANSFER.— Passenger Coach to and from every Train. £MF*Frcight moved anywhere nlmnt •town ul rates Lower Than Anyone Else. [10-48J FL'LL VOTE OF ASHLAND PRECINCT. For Governor—Cornelius 230, Pun- noyer 175, Houston 67. For Congress—Hermann 235, Butler 168, Miller 72. Supreme Judge, Waldo 272, Strahau 19 J. Secretary of State—McBride 225, Gib Fl AHIS HOTEL, which In;« been for many L years a favorite place of gammer resort bons 172, Kmney 75. for peisons Seeking health an«1 rei-rcat'oi.. has State Treasurer—Marston 227, Webb recently been greatly improved by the present proprietor, who has done much' to make it 174. Long 74. Supt. of Public Instruction—McElroy pleasant n;;d attractive to guests 232, Davis 169, Lyman 74. State Printer—Baker 215, Nickell 180, Sli« paid 75. Circuit Judgi Webster 279. Neil 169. I. the most noted of Southern Or-gon. and Dtst. Attorney—Kelley 22 >, Colvig219. its medicinal propertieshave been proven to be of gri-at value and benefit as a tonic and aid to State Senator—Geaty 227, Stanley 154, digestion and as a remedy or relief in nearly allcasesof kidney trouble and kindred ail R< yal 70- ment.«. Following It the r< port of the aualvsi«: Representatives—Myer 220 Griffis 191; One ttaudurd gallon of the water contains; Bowditch 175, Mdier 160; Cochran 63. Alumina....... . . .WJ grains. OITA Fountain 82. Boraclc scliL............. .9175 « au-jum carbonate 21 .1281 Sheriff—Birdsey 195, Dean 178, Rose ai.G-as Sodium chloride .. 78. ( arliouate of Iron... . 2 5517 3 9471 County Cleik—Alford 301, Paiker 90, Sllleic wid ...'. .... Titanic acid ......r! 1 M43 Kahler 53. 7Î.SÎN. ' arbouate magnesia Co. Coinmisaione«*---Caijfon 220, Am- Bicarbonate soda.... H.dól Lithium carbonate, potassium carbonate. Io- merman 220; Haymond 167, Walton 178; ne and traces of nitric acid not estimated. VanDjke 73, Severance 66. i <J’ TraaJ amount of carbonic acid gas. free and ! Treasurer—Maegly 217, Fisher 164, combined, equals 38.47s« grains per gallon. Howard 71. Assessor—Love 210; Childers 170, «'ini attention paid to the eotufort ond net its of invalids. Downing 72. I School Supt. — Priest 168, Clayton 141. Air.oiitr the improvement« of the hotel are the ouths. fitted w ¡th all mialern conveniences. Sa v«-yor—McCall 245, English 166. ROOMS CLEAN. NMT ANO COMFCB'ASLE. Coroner—Pryce 166, Whit ey 72 Ju tice of the P ace—Eu uuks 210. Good Table Fare & Reasonable Prices. Lnian 76. Colton 145. I 180, Ro J gers 87, fíf- UOTTLED «sur fresh from the spring < Constable ________ —Taylur _ Pennington 143 on sals at Hunsaker A Dodge's in Ashland. JACOB WAGNER. Proprietor The Mineral Spring U H »4 it 44 »4 i » 44 »4 «4 That ache property near Ashland has steadily advanced in prices and the end is not yet. Town lots with and without improve ments for sale at low rates. For further imformatt n, apply to I ASHLAND, OR.. APRIL i, 1880, Is. in four respects, superior 1 . u’l Others. 1st—It will protlui-c a ri< li. liatural color, brown or blu« L. u- «l< sir« <!. 2<l—The color so ] i-«>«lui-i «I i ■ i « rmnncnt, «-’tinid b • wa-licil ini', mnl will not mil t.nt- tliin : wi h which i conic* io contar’. 3d—It i«;t*ltrrle prepara’ion. i;n«l r-nro convenient of anplication than uny. o.lnr hair or whi-ker live. 4 h—It eon’ain* no dcletcrlon* ln,"rc. dien’«. as d> many ] reparations offend for like use. PRRpAnn» rr R. P. HALL £i CO., Nashua, N. IL Sold by ail Dealers in Medicines. 44 PLEASE REMEMBER ALFORD & BRAGDON. Buckingham’s Dye C. F. BILLINGS. Insurance and Real Estate -ooooooo- Ashland, Oregon. P. S.—Approved country produce taken in exchange for goods at Cash Prices. PHOTOCRAPHS Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or — VIA — • —- Oregon ¿t California R. R. and Connections. E- Call at Logan’s Gallery, on the hill, FAKK FKOM PORTLAND To SAN FRANCISCO 432; to SACRAMENTO 130 \ud examine work made exclusively by the new process. leading artisls of the coast on exhibition for comparison. Close connections made at Ashland with stages of the California. Oregon and Iduho Stage Company. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) East Mile Divisl.-n. GOOD HORSES >OLD AT BETWEEN PORTLAND ANO ASHLAND. Mull liain. ..«•vest Murn ARKtVE. Portland .. 7:30 A. M. Ashland . 4:15 A. M. Ashland .9.30 P. M.lPorlland.... 4:25 P. M. Albany Expre»» Train. Bring Good Prices. — nt the— ÌED HOUSE I ARRIVE. LEAVE. PROCESS. Are now tnken by the Leading Photographers in it!) the Cities, and for Groups, pic arcs of children, etc., arc far superior to the old so-called ‘‘wet-plate’’ proc« s«. ----- TIME 2| DAYS.----- LEAVE. PLATE I>I*Y OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA. .9:20 P M. Portland. 4:00 P. M. Lebanon.. .tU:05 A M. Lebanon 4:45 A. M.lPortlaml Pullman Palace leeping t ars daily between P..rtl.nd|and Ashland. Th«- <> & U. R. II. Fer ry make« connection w ith all the regular train* on the East Side Div. from font of F St. Photograph« made by the GOOD COLTS Soon Make Good Horses. Horses! Colts! Money! Money! Colts! Horses! Geo. Engle, Proprietor. A K 111.1 IM DURING THE SEASON OF 1886 Oieg«»n. West “Ide I>lvl«*OM. The following horses will be at my ranch one mile north of Ashland, Oregon: BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. 'AMRPTTA A fine Percheron-Norman stallion, combining size, JnlvIDC I I M action and kind disposition and whose colts are un Mail «Vain. LEAVE. | ARRIVE. 9.00 A. M iCorvallis 4:30 P. M. »::» A. M.lPorilaud 3:20 P. M. Express Train. i ARRIVE. LEAVE. .5:00 P. M. Portland ___ P. M , M<-Minnville..M:00 ____ McMinnville.'>:45 A. M I l Portland .....*:30 A. M. Local tickets for sale and baggage cheeked at company's up town office, cor Stark and Second streets. ’ Tu-fcets for principal points in Califor nia «-an only be procured and baggage check«-d at company’s «»ffice. Portland Corvallis surpassed, if equaled, sn this coast. AR ARI AN RilY (■f^ra^’an‘Perc^cron) weight 1250 tbs., combining AalADIrlll DU I style, action, endurance and good disposition, and whose colts make the finest carriage, road and “ all purpose " horses. 53^ TERMS lower than ever. Special inducements to parties breeding five or more mares. W. C. MYER, Ashland, Or Johnson’s New Block. CELEBRATION I Rogue River. r Don’t raise a half-breed Shetland for your child you love so much, it would cost a few dollars and give the child too much (?) happiness. Removed to NOW IN A Passenger & Freight Cash 10 Acre tract ready for the plow, for $1,000. I tracts at S150 each. 10 tract for $300. 6 180. 10 2.S0. 10 700. All good Fruit land, well located from 3-4 to 1 1-2 miles from Ashland. I No In’urlou* stib«tnncc<< enter fn’o the comi osiiiuti of H all ' s H air I. cneweb , hik I it is not n dye. J's vegelubl«* ìiptc - di’. ii*« remi- r it in the highest dc'Ti-c I h pe livi.il to the scalp as a preventive of dis- e: -i-. I’« effects are natural ami lustin". nml it docs not make the hair dry ami bi-a«hv. like the MM-sllcd restoratives com pounded with alcohol. Cholera in Eurojie. CITY One Ten One One One One I MILL FOR SALE. Johnson’s New Block. J. W. O. GREGORY, BUY NOW HAIR RENEWER: ¿44 A Washington dispatch of the 4th has the following e< ucertiing the above order of Cuinutissioiier Sparks: “A circular issued frotu the dejiartureDt of the gener al land office tu-day, signed by the com missioner >iit<l approved by the secretary of the interior, revokes the order issued Cor. F and Front Sts., Portlnd, Or. to registeis mil receivers <>n June 2d, di Freight wiil not be receive 1 for shipment af recting them to receive no tilings or new ter 5 o'clock P. M. on either the East or West Side Divisions. applications lor entries under the pre R. KOEHLER. E. P. ROGERS. Manager. G. F. & Pass. Agent. emption, timlter cultura and desert claim laws until August 1, 1886, there Iteing a question as to the legality «>f the order, the order was issued owing to the un usual number of entries being nt.«de in I anticipation of the repeal of these laws.” Valuable Property on Reports that are being received at the State Depili tment would indicate that 'lie coming summer is going '«> be a veiy ba<l one for cholera in Eniope. It has I'loken out with violence ill varimi!« parts of Italy. Counsu1 General A •deli lepoiis that <>n May IO1I1 there were tell cases at Barland ten death.« on that • lay. At Veuluu there were on the Milne day thirteen ca«es ai d eight deaths At Brindisi, whete it Ims been raging with considerable violence, the danger is thought to be past. This state of af fairs s<> rally ji) thy season is thought to be a bad omen. Indicate that.the Iteal Estate market is improving. Prices firm, and Sides increasing. i Vegetable Sicilian Notice to Settlers. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Judge Webster has received a more complimentary vote thau any other of ficial elected last Monday in the State of Oregon. To be elected by five hundred majority on the Republican ticket in a district Democratic by about four hun dred is a testimonial which few men re ceive from the people in these day*. The T idings before the election said Judge Wel>ster should receive an en In Line county the Republic in state dorsement of bis upright and honorable ticket is ahead by about 25 majority, ex record by an election with the same cepting for governor, ami Pennoyer has strong majority given him two years ago. * small majority. The county ticket is It believed he would receive a substan divided. The Republicans elect clerk, tial majority, but was not expecting for sheriff, superintendent and surveyor, and him so overwhelming a victory. claim senator and two representatives. An interesting question under the new ejection law arose in counting the votes in Ashland precinct. The law directs that two ballot boxes shall he prepared at such polling place, one for the voters of the precinct, and the -other for residents and voters of other parts of the state who mty wish to exercise their right to vote for state officers. 1 he persons voting for state officers only must put the whole ticket, state, county and precinct, in the state box, but when the box is opened the Judges are directed to count the bal lots for the “state and district officers” and for them only. The question as to whether or not 4 resident of some other judicial district is entitled to have his vote counted for the jud.e «ml prosecut ing attorney of this district, is tlie j*'int which has raised doubt here and else where in the state. The law plainly di rect* the judges to count the ballots in the state box for “state and district” of ficer*, but the judges in Ashland precinct concluded to risk * disregard of that part of the law, and the nineteen tickets in the state box were not counted for the district judge and prosecuting attorney. This prevision of the law may cause a contest in some election district of the state if the vote be close enough any where to hinge upon the number of bal lot* in the state box. I There has never been such a mixed-up election in Oregon before since the elec tion business was opened in the state. The old |»aity lines were lost entirely in Some places. The Chinese question car ried the day in Multnomah county, giv ing Pennoyer 500 majority in a county that is from 800 to 1500 Republican. The county ticket in Multnomah also is mixed. On Supreme Judge the liquor question was the chief issue. The liquor interests of Poitland distributed slips calling upon everyone sympathizing with them to work for Strahan. The report of this was spread abroad by the Prohi bitionists and turned their vote for Wal do. The re-t of the state ticket was in fluenced to some degree by the forces at woik for the gubernatorial and judicial nominees, and a general break-up of the old lines was thu result. REALESTATEE — MANUFACTURING — ETC. GENERAL «MERCHANDISE-GROCERIES—ETC. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE pilE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his flouring mill situated on Rogue Kiv«r. hnlf a ini.e from Gold Hill station on the o A U. R R. The mill is new. has an unlimited, never failing waler power: is surrounded by a rich farming country, mid Im« already a local trade greater than it* full capacity A good bargain for the right tnau. Will sell on r asou- able term*. For further particulars, address nt Gold Hill, Oregon. O. GANIARD, May 28, 1*86. 1 The Sugar-Pine Door and Lumber Co. — OF — GRANT’S PASS, Are now prepared to furnish Lumber, either fc?' fcL kí p' fcr' f> A f if» f * v? « í < & r V- ® fi £ f ¿ ® p p it p hs % 'iS 'is Si il ï ) t ç if ¡¡¡y $ \ >■ G ’ 4 i) ? y ’ï i ’ « Finishing, Rustic or Flooring 5 : and all kinds of rough lumber, at any point along the line of the > • & U R R at pbices t< compete with asv mill in Southern Oregon We will also soon be prepared to furnish HE TIME is drawing near when every true American citizen feels it Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Brackets his duty to show by some means his appreciation of our great free aud every description of tinlshhigs. Correspondence invited. All orders filled and independent government. Consequently I have (during my trip promptly. Address, below) laid in over $2500 00 worth of Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing. Mens’ Boots and Shoes. Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c., &c., for thu Sugar-Pine, Door and Lumbor Co. H. B. IYHLLER, special occasion. In selecting these goods I have been careful to procure Manager. large lines, in all prices and qualities, suitable to all kinds of trade. You Grants Pass, Or. can get an elegant, neat-fitting suit for any price you choose from S5.00 to A SHE A AGE.\r, L. II. Adame, 525.00. Mdier <£• C’o.’v HweAottae. For Sale. A FINE Stock Ranch of 200aoree. situat ed I mile N. E. of I hoBitix: all under fence ¡Aid all set in clover; no rough or broken land < u the place. Good house and b.trn. orchard, go«'«! aprin< and wa.er. Term «:— Part c ish, balance on time. Price, per acre. W. H. W ickham . FOKTY Acres of choice fruit land, situ ated within % mile of p mtyffice; 2J acres under plow; good house of five rooms, laree bartt, living water; some fruit nowgrowing on th«« place and wood enough on the re mainder to p ty for c.e trittj. Price, $:>3.00 per acre. Term«, part cish, btlanc* on time. Enquire of W. rf. W ickham . 49 Be*t Location in Hogue Rive Valley. The Pioneer Hotel. On Oak Street. OREGON. ASHLAND. B. Beach, Proprietor. The undersigned, In «•onsecpience of the il he 1 Ith of hi- w lie. is compelled to seek a drier elf mite, and therefor offers for rale his farm ot 98 acre adjacent to the Town of Tuient. The place is in a high state of cultivation, con tains a good house and burn, about-'xA) fruit trees, goial water, etc. Will h ! ko sell horses, wagons, cuttle, hogs, 11 full outfit of farming implements e:;d household furniture. Terms easy i nc tarm will be sold alone, if desired. Ad dress. G. F. P e . nrkbakeil Ta'ent, Oregon. Feb. 5, lss6. SF'Boa’-d and lodging $1 to tl.50 per day accord n : to raotns oc.-up el. Board an« lodging per week. $5.00. The mens’ clothing just received is the largest and most stylish lot that I have ever had in stock, the shades and cuts are the very latest. Wheth er you want to buy or not. it will only be a pleasure to show you a few oi FIRST CL\SS ACC )MMODATIONS. our elegant summer suits, in round or square cuts. We also have a mag- -BEST OF FA RE nificient line of cutaways and frock, dress suits, in black diagonal, cork screw, basket cloth, seal browns, &c., all of which will be displayed to a NO CHINESE EMPLOYED. (10-4fi-tf) good advantage in our new quarters . U<! 4 W. M. ATKINSON, E. V. CART! Our Furnishing Goods stock as iisu.il is the most complete iri Southern President. cash!. Choice FitriuN For Sale, Oregon, consisting of Mens’ Overshirts, Underwear, Overalls, Cheap THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR Pants, &c., &-c., all kinds, all prices. sale a No. 1 grain farm, containing J04 acres of tillable land situated on the stage road, aix miles east of Jacksonville. Place is well improved; good well of water for house use and living stream for stock. Also 31.r> acres lying withiu half a mile of Phoenix. all under fence, county road on two sides: can at small expense be put in cultivation. For particulars call on or ad dress huyounev in tun o- woman cured by Cihuore’s Aioumtic Wino. For sale at the City drug store 75 c to celebrated and old reliable J. B. Pace Tobaccos. tit 81 50. G enuine ¡ las the FULL NAME. J. B. PACE, on the tin tag, Don’t be deceived. You arc imposed upon if the init ials J. B. are noton the tin tag. rO STOCKMEN AND RANCHERS! r O ***‘*"^0'^ I E A nice home on Bear creek 2U miles north of the town of Ashland, containing 109 acres of good laud, all under cultivation, and well fenced: a new house of three rooms and sum mer kitchen; a never failing sprlug at the door. barn, and young orchard. 1 or particu lars apply to P. L ytti . eton , Ashland. Or. The undersigned, having sold ont his black smithing business in A«hlainl. is compelled to «•nil upon cP persons owing him to come for ward Immediate«) mske settlement either by cash or note. H ratox Fox. Ashland. Or.. May ?1 t** colored ) * 5 doz. Scarf Pins, 15 doz. Sleeve Buttons, all new designs, at exceedingly low rices. Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders, Cotton and Silk landkerchiefs, &-c., &c., of every possible description. In Socks there is almost no end to our ass’m’t. Farm For Sale. Settlement Wanted GOon QUALITY, 50 cts. _ MENS’ FINE SHIRTS ( white ok JOHN S. HERRIN. Ashland. Or. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership existing between tne iiiider«igncd. doing busi ness hi Ashland under the firm name of Harris ¿it Hoslev. is tliis day dissolve'! by mutual con sent. The books and a<-<-<muts of the firm are in the hands of uhas. Hosier iu Asldand. and all persons Indebted to th«- firm are requested t<> come forward and muk«- settlement imme diately. T. A. H akkis . CHAS. H o .-LEY. Ashland, Gï., ife, 1°. 1SM5, (10-.3Û “ GERM AN KNIT UNDERWEAR, kxtka quality , 75c and 81. GOOD CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR. 50c. EXTRA QU ALITY CANTON FUNNEL UNDFRWEkR. 75c to $1. On mi 2GI acre farm there i< one hundred acres <J grain and hay growing, that I will sell with the farm. If desired, can give pos session at any time. Dissolution of Copartnership. The Bank of Ashland KNIT UNDERW EAR, for summer, 25 cts. “ There are imitations of the T he 10 Boys’Suits, handsome designs, only $2.50 each. Just the thing for Fourth oi July, 250 Boys’ Suits, $2 so. S3 50. $4 50. $5 00, $7 00, $8 50, $10. 20 prs, boys’ knee pants, Si 50. 25 prs. boys’ long pants, 75c 50 prs. boys’ suspenders, 10c. Boys’ overalls (pat. button) Boys’ Fine Shirts, white or colored, 75c. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE. Beware ! SALE NOW. fort) to sixty he _ good rt<wk cows, u ifl H|»O iiav<‘ fol__ uis fall « few liigI, grade shorthorn bull alves and lialf blood Polled Angus Prices essonable. Correspondence solicited. Address C, CniininjrhaiH* MOUNTAIN PARK STOCK RANCH. P.O., Fort Klamath, Or. COTTON SOCKS ( for summer ) 5 pr . for 25 c . I 44 »4 44 44 ASHLAND ( heavy ) 2 PR. for 25c, ( fine seamless ) 20 c , 25 c , 35 c , 40 c . City Transfer an4 Dray Business. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY 01’ MENS' FINE SHOES. PRICES $1,25 TO $5.00. CALL AND SEE THEM. SAT ISFACTION GUARANTEED. My trade has increased to such an extent that I am once more compelled i to procure larger and more convenient quarters, and will now be found in Johnson’s New Brick Block, next door to Willard & Eubanks. I Thanking my patrons for the favors shown me at the old stand, and so iI liciting a continuance of the same in the new place, I Remain, Truly Yours. Jotas’s New Block, O. H. BLOUNT, Clothisr & Hatter. ASHLAND, OGN. (Bell Truck and Dray.) Tiansactb a General Banking Btuinei J- H. MeBRIDE, PROPRIETOR. Interest allowed < n Time Deposits. Collections made at all accessible points on fa vorable terms. FREIGHT ami lumber ot ul] kinds train tight. xchange and telegraphic transfers sold »erred promptly In or n<-gr town on f’orllano, San Francisco and New York. C-Aß Moving hou- -hold g yd«, pir.no«. < ic G<>ld duel lx>u<iht al glundurd f/rice*. specially, ‘ Administrator’s Notice. FARMERS ! ATTENTION ! Use only California Hand Forged anti Hand Fiiii*he<l ! Estate of Franklin McHatiau, deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed administrator of the estate of Franklin McHatton. deceased. AU person, With , utter in ihe eye. having eUtnis against said estate are notified that snid claims must be presented to me a<- Each needle giturantocd. Price. So cts. Ask cotapauied by the projK-r s om-heri at tnv horuc dealer for them, or order from the Bitt- in Ashland within six month* from the'date of vour ifiuturers. the first publication of tills uotice. SACK NEEDLES Ashland, Or., May 28, ism . U’ C’ •.VILL* FINK, SIS Market Street. S. F.