Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, September 17, 1886, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextfHE FRIDAY ASHLAND .............. SEPTEMBER 17, 1886. STATE AM) COAST. • J. L. Hallett, of Dilley, has a stable of seven horsee at the state fair grounds. The police authorities of Victoria are raiding the slums of the Chinatown in that city. It is stated that the present price of wheat will realize to the farmers of Yam hill county 81,000,000 for this year’s crop. Yakima paper: The first car load of 1886 hops was sLipi>ed to Milwaukee on Sept. 1st. by Charles Can>enter, of North Yakima. The white labor laundry at Berkeley, Cid., has been sold out and the building has l>eeu leased by Chinese, who will con tinue the business. W. B. Johnson, agent for the Oregon Short Line, at Caldwell, has been arrest ed, says the Boise City Statesman, for be ing 33000 short in his accounts. For twenty-one days during August the thermometer reached over 100 degrees at Calico, San Bernardino county, Cal., the highest point reached being 114. A fire department Las been organized at Redding, Shasta county, Cal., and money is being raised by subscription for the purchase ci the necessary apparatus. A correspondent of the Helena (M. T.) Herald suggests that the recent heavy earthquakee at the East were caused by the drawing off of tbe immense supplies of natural gas from the bowels of tbe earth. Thursday night, says the Wood River Time», Hailey was visited by an immense swarm of blackbi rds. They swooped down u]>on it like an army of grasshop pers. Just before dawn the greater por tion left with a roar like that of a distant windstorm. The Albany Herald says that the Ore gon Pacific railroad company are at pres ent negotiating for seventy-five acres of land adjoining that city as suitable grounds upon which to erect their depot and round houses and the car shops for the western division of the road. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The beet Salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, aores, nloere. salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eiuptious, and positive ly cures piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale by J. H. Chilwood <t Son's. MERCANTILE—MANUFACTURING—MISCELLANEOUS. THE FARMERS STORE. Which with its large and complete stock ot General Merchandise is now con ducted under the management of J. L). FOUNTAIN, i Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc. Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oilcloths A Full Line of Books and Stationery Cigars and Tobacco, etc., etc., etc. *. VK.tl.lll IO., Il ALTI BORE, HD. TUE > II if you want lair dealing and good bargains, call and sco us. 8-30] J. D. FOUNTAIN. ! "f..ths Arkansaw Cough fare you all square in the Doyon want a sure, safe and reliable ^r??‘nAro troubled with a Cough, Cold, Bronchitis o- Lung Com plaint ? Do yonr Babies keepJoi awakñ toeIl^,¡i<tlWetlHi'íkin« Con«h«> ColiMn emergencies ? We answer to all: “ (To T “et * ot O'» 1 n ^h 8ZPP’ “d troubled no more. Pnce. 50 cents nor Bottle! ----- FOR SALE BY------ All Instruments guaranteed as represented or Money refunded. Our terms are as liberal as any house on the Coast. Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Oats or Barley taken in payment for Instruments. Cash also, not rejected. ------- ORGANS TAKEN IN PART PAY FOR PIANOS.------- Agency for Southern Oregon and Northern California for the following Instruments: Decker Bros, OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.’ Behr Bros, — via — J. & C. Fisher, Oregon & California R. R. and Connections. Emmerson, FARE FROM PORTLAND and ----- TIME 21 DAYS.----- Ivers <fc Pond. To SAN F RANCISt O Close connection' made at Ashland with stages of the California, Oregon and Idaho ♦Stage Company. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) East side Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND ASHLAND. The Bank of Ashland. LEAVE. | Respectfully, PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Are Now running both ways daily between Portland and Ashland. The <> i C. R. R. Fer ry makes connection with all the regular trains on the East Side I>iv. from foot of F St. West -»Ide Division. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mail Train. REAVE. I | ARRIVE. Portland.. ..7:30 A. M.Corvallis....12:25 P. M. Corvallis 1:80 A. M.IPortlaud.......6:13 P. M. • At Corvallis connect with trains of Oregon Pae i tic for Yaquiua Bay. J-.xciirsiou tickets on sale from Ashland to 5 aqnitia Bav and re turn. via. Albany, nt »15.00. Ticket good to re turn until Sept. 30, lssG. Express Train. LEAVE. ARRIVE. Portland . 4:50 P. M MeMinnville..8:00 P. M. McMinnville. >15 A. M. Portlaud....... 9:00 A. M. Local ticket-- for sale and baggage checked nt company’s up-town office, cor Stark and Second streets. Tickets for principal points in Califor nia can only l>e procured and baggage checked at company's otlii o. Cor. F and Front Sts., Portlnd, Or. io miles fhom ASHLAND. JACOB WAGNER, Proprietor. rTTHIS HOTEL, which has been for many _L years a favorite place of summer resort for persons seeking health and recreation, has recently been greatly improved by the present proprietor, who has done much to make it pleasant and attractive to guests. The Mineral Spring Is tho most noted of Southern Oregon, and its medicinal properties have been proven to be of great value and benefit as a tonic and aid to digestion and as a remedy or relief in nearly all cases of kidney trouble and kindred ail ments. Following is the report of the analysis: One standard gallon of the water contains: Alumina......... 9204 grains. Boracic acid............................. .9175 Calcium carbonate *........ 21.1281 Sodium chloride............................. 30.6805 •• Carbonate of iron..................... ...2 5517 “ Silicic acid.................................. 3.9471 " Titanic acid................................... 1.5443 •• Carbonate magnesia......... ..........78.8788 Bicarbonate soda............................ 24.684 “ Lithium carbonate, potassium carbonate, io- d:ne and traces of nitric acid not estimated. Total amount of carbonic acid gas, free and combined, equals58.4788 grains per gallon. <^“Special attention paid to the comfort and needs of invalids. Among the improvements of the hotel are the baths, fitted with all modern conveniences. ROOMS CLEAN, HEAT AND COMFORTABLE. Good Table Fare& Reasonable Prices. BOTTLED water fresh from the spring on sale at Geo. Engle's- in Ashland. J. W. O. GREGORY, —-CITY----- Passenger & Freight —TRANSFER.— Passenger Coach to and from every Train. fl^Freight moved an. where about town at rates Lower Than Anyone Else. ASHLAND A Captain's Fortunate hheovery. capt Coleman, sc hr Weymouth, plviiig between Atlantic city and New York. had been troubled with a c_„_ .„ ut. Wiui unable to sleep, and was induced to try Dr. King s New Discovery for consumption. It not ouly gave him instant rclwf, but al «y oxtr®me aoreness in his breast. Hw children were similarly affected and a ranglo dose had the same happy effect. Dr. FREIGHT and lumber of all kinds trans* King s New Discovery is now the standard remedy in the Coleman household and on . lerred promptly tu or near town. board the aohooner. Free trial bottles of this standard remedy at J H Chitwood * fc®~Moviug household goods, pianos, etc , I a specialty jo-p Son s drug store (Bell Truck and Dray.) J- H. McBRIDE, PROPRIETOR. Freight will not be received for shipment af ter 5 o'clock P. M. n either the East or West Side Divisions. R KOEHLER E. I’. ROGERS, Manager. G. F. & Pass. Agent. HUNSAKER & DODGE. LEGAL In the Justice's Court for the precinct of Ash land, county of Jackson, State of Oregon. H. S. Emery, plaintiff, vs John Price. <lef nd- ant. Action to recover money. To John Price, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby required to ..ppear before the under- Bigned. a Justice of the Peace tor the precinct aforesaid, at the offite of such Justice in sued Precinct, on the 30th day of October, 1886, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day to answer the above named plaintit! in a civil action. Tlie defendant will take notice, that if he fail to answer the complaint herein, the plain till will take judgment against him for the stun <>f twenty-six doharsand twenty-live eta., together with the costs anil disbursements of this action. Given under my baud this 4th day of Septem ber, ISM. J. s. E ubanks , Justice of the Peace. Published by order of said court made the Illi day of September, 1»K>. E. D e P eatt , Att'y for plaintiff. Final Proof Notice. L and On tei: at R oseburg , On. > August 30, 1886. j Nonce is hereby given that the following- named 'cttlerha'- iiled notice of his intention to make linai proof in sup|a>rtof his claim, and that 'aid proof will be made bi fore tin Judge or Clerk of the county court of Jackson coun ty, Oregon, at Jacksonville, Or., on Saturday, Oct. 9th. !8'6, viz: Benjamin F. Wagner, Home stead Entry No. 117 k for the N '.j of s W 1, and SW'i of s W ‘'..section it, tp :t9, s R 1 east, W M and s E of s E '... sec. 1. tp 39 S R 1 west. W M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- 1 tion of, said land, viz: Heaton Fox, John L Penrington, S S Wilcox. Major Carter, al! of Asnlacd, Jjckson county Or. 112-Rt ‘ W. J ohn « ton . Register. Manufacturer and Wood-Worker. Would announce to tlio public that he has purchased the Marsh planing mill and sash and door factory on PILOT KOCK ENCAMPMENT NO 16, I O O F. Meets hi Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and 4th Monday in each month. Members in good standing cordially invited to atteud. E. J. F aklow , C. P. Robt. Taylor, Scribe. HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE NO. I t. Meets on the 2d and 4tli Tuesday in each mouth in Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland. M bs . M. F. C asey , N. G. J. K. Helman, Sec'y. G-ranite Street, Ashland, Oregon, And is prepared to do promptly all work in the lino of planing, moulding, anil general wood-working. LiVfcR ur Youle M. MAYER, EUGENE CITY. AT LOWEST PRICES. SAWING and Ashland. Lodffo, A. O.U.W. TURNING. Following are cash psices for work: Planing, $3 per M.; Planing and matching, $4.50 per M.: Moulding, X c®nt per inch, per ft. Ashland, Oregon, April 16, 1886. [10-44. I ASHLAND DRUG STORE Meets in lodge room in Odd Fellow’s Ilall every first and Titti’.D Wednesday in each month. Present hour of meeting 7:00 p. u. All Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to attend. J. R. C asey , M. W. W m . P atterson , Recorder. Ashland W- C. T. U Tho Ashland Woman’s Christian Tem perance Union meets every Tuesday after noon at3o’clock in the Reading Room. All interested in the work of the order are in vited to attend the meetings. Mas. J. W. S atteefield , Pres. Mrs. J. H. Russell, Sec. MAsonic Block. LARGEST STOCK of DRUGS HENRY JUDGE, Patent Medicines, Druggist’s Sundries, School Books and Stationery I ASHLAND - - - OREGON. »H UFICTWU. SKC:?'-' -01 Maiaria, Hyrpe paia. Constipation. Piliou* tie*-* / Sick Headache, J.i.: idic«, NatlM'ii, f’o’L’. Mental Hep rebatan. (-oxnplainta, Ktc., Ktc.* Kt? En used by the u e ci *4 Milli n« of B« ü J cj , ; THE BEST FAMILY fêEOlCINE For Children* r Adult?, a. ¡ Lr tlx Aged. OF THE SYSTEM 1 SAFE TO TAKE IM ANY V—11 MACHINE SHOP CO., J. H. ZEILIM Plill.Ab' ■ PH I A, PA. PRICE, #1.00. I ASHLAND, OREGON. ■ y i Made <■ New and Repaired. 25 YE A K.4Ì The bi.air:: •; SAW CUMMINC A SPECIALTY. H. SCHERRER JOHN RALPH Woilld aUUOuUtC IO ILc piiOliC 1113.1 110 Lfls opened hi WAGON SHOP Oregon, Ashland, -V. 1 r* A // Kimis of Castings i uriushed at lowest rates. r ! 5 ;_J ¿ • ri'» ' f « imkihs * j C SYMPTOMS Cr A TOkPiD LSVER. ¡.osMofappctite, Boruii c <» m I t «, 1‘ b I o la tbe bead, With a «lull ar-nxtlon in tho back part. Pain under the ibaulder« bind.;, Fulfrcsa after earing, with r. JIs- iucliuatlon to exertion of body or mind. Irritability o! retnper, l.ow aplms, «rub a tec! lug of having neglected sor-io duty, Weari-j.-i»», Dtrziaeae, Muttering at tbe Heart, Dots before tbe eyes, Hesia b > ever tbe rieht eye, Restlessness, with Hiful dreams, Highly colored I'rine,and. CGfiSTlPATiON. HITT’S <: tLL8 are erpeeially ada i ted t> such C-1 -r one U liictii g,i. h a etang riff :>stoaslonish’lu-.suff.-i: . Tii- y Ineres»» she Ar-oettCe.anJ cause .I - t dy 11 Take en F:e»b, t i tho «» tern Is nourlatved. .-•■if bytli rToaic Action it ti e Digest- veCrgnnz.tarSto »tsare Pi - »¡Me. 4? XurrayHt..X.V. Wliere he is prep:: -d to do all work iu his line at short notice and in the best manner. 8 «1 £ ih «; s chance«! Io 4 REPAIRING DONE at Short Notice. ASHLAND - LINK VILLE And Fort Klamath Lines. s-tages leave A: li'and daily - uiditj except ed) on arrival of mail t ain from Portland, arriving at Ldakville, <• o'i l<» s.. also leave I.inkville for Ashland evi:y morning except Sunday. Connect at Linkvill.- v.uh t.i-v.eekly stag es for Fort Klamath and Lakeview. New coaelies and new stock throughout, and special care given to make tlie traveling as < ointottal.de ns possible. Best rout, to East ern Oregon for travelers and tourist Eor information apply to THOS. GRAVEN»,R, Agent, asulaxd , O regon *. Ashland office at Willard A hubnuks hard ware store. Agent at Liukvillc, < na., ,S. Moure, at Rcamcs. Martin A Co': store. lib BAKERY Between Ix)gn?i’s Photograph Gallery, and Pioneer store, Keeps constantly on hand a full supply of everything iu above line, which will be sold at prices as low as can be offered anywhere. ALL ORDERED WORK Will be made so as to give- entire satisfaction Repairing Neatly Done at low rates, and all work done promptly. [9 48 - IL JUDGE. - - OREGON. M ILLS Wm. MILLS. - ASHLAND, MYER BROS. r* OREGON GOOD COLTS Soon Make Good Horses. PA|U|PCTTA UMIYIDC I I A surpassed, if equated, sn this coast. s'd< r.cc near the town pump on Oak't. DR. f ANFORD S LIVER WnOOBATOX A’i rr s-ricnrr rj F>rty yeai's, and Th. ta it cf T sfinwruaU prove its _.V< rtf T - c -k • Ion ♦'•’’4 your aMm« for KI 'a t 4 r awl !•« d:- * t. THE ASHLAND LIVERY AND FEED S'l’A 15KKS i Wlio ni i pr. . lti > > «, : :, r , ■ ¡ . t.lm h : accomiuodationa than ever la-fore .-¡ffunh-J in Southern Oregon in th- Hv< rv bu -in ------ also ------ CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Hoi ’8es Boarded and Fed, Passenger and Express At reasonable rate«. New ttnd handsome turnouts, reliable am safe buggy teams, and good saddie hor-• always to be had at these stables. HACK! ; 'THE UNDERSIGNED is running, in con 1 nection with his Pioneer Hotel business. ’ a passenger and express hack, and has a ! city license to do a Pat Oot 30th, 1833. 13. BEACH. ■ade only or tbe flneat and beetonn*. tty or UlaiM for witbutaudisK beat. Older blanks for Entle Mills at Clay If you want to buy groceries of the lx*t ton & Gore’s, or at the office of G. F. Bil lings. Orders left at these places will re Don't raise a half-breed Shetland for your child you love so much, it would cost a quality at lowest prices go to Claj ton Ar few dollars and giro the child too much f ?) happinctu ceive prompt attention. E aglb M ills . Gore's. * à STEPHE asò N. SWIMMING RINK! Business within the city limits. Prices tbe , lowest and satisfaction guaranteed. JT^'Orders left at Clayton & Gore's will t receive prompt attention. [11-12 Cue your own refuse grease, etc., and i.reen- bank's Powdered Caustic Soda. No special ap paratus-no experience, no fuel, and only 15 minutes time needed. Send for directions to T, W. Jacksen A- Co., 11 -12- 3111] 218 California St., San Francisco. Will Buy and Sell horses THOMPSON General Delivery and Pas senger Transfer whose colts make the finest carriage, road and “ all purpose ’’ horses. W. C. MYER, Ashland, Or. Family Medicine for common eotnplui Headquarters, Youle & Gilroy’s Planing Mill ARABIAN RAY (Arabian-Percheron) weight 1250 lbs., combining AnADIAn DUl style, action, endurance and good disposition, and * ......... ... . .... OSTTERMS lower than ever. Sj»ecial inducements to parties breeding five or more mares. BANFORD’8 LIVER IS'. IGOBATOi’. InviroritcB the Liver, Re'-'.il; : ‘ lheBo . els. Strengthens tbo SyEletn. Purifies t!-- i he old stciiles on Main etnet near tho bridge, and 11 - nc.v stabil h <■!: < • •!. street nre now und.¿•the ;.nn>rii-*.<>;nhip a..d >u\.i ngcincut of W Hardware, Stoves, & Tinware, ASHLAND, OREGON. IMMUhilTY from AtiNÜVAKCE ill furnish and lay cither round square timber logs st the lowest prices, and la a manner guaranteed Cogive permaueut satisfaction. Has had long experience in the business, and laid the pipes for tbe O & C. R between Roseburg and Ashland. —DEALERS IN— DR. 4 2! Manufacturer of Wooden Water Pipe ! Is just what its name implies *, a Purely Vegetable Co-jipound, il.jt nets directly npo- v , jy^r; curing the many disem a that tin, portant organ, * ting tbe nd' Parise from its inerous ailmc deranged or Action, such as Ilyspepsil .e, BilioEsnesr, Costtrcr s, ria, Sick-headache, Rheteia eta It is therefore r titirniv To have Good Healf the Liver tnust be kept ia order. rm r -IK T15* AT.r, Di-Al Kits IN MI lit !' FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY 8 h.ax es for 25 cts., wheat or griiham. every salur- iffy BOSTON evening'. BROWN 10- ]>.-rb Bi.EAD ,.f f. Cakes, pies, Inins and all kinds of crack.-r .......... ... rs. Hot coffee and oyster etc R >OMS TO RENT Give inc a call. ■B iNviGOBATOi Blood. Is-:sLSi».;«<,llOll^t'iCVCf:! J-.-.f Is a Household Need. Au inv.r .... The proprietor. :ia> leaded the above building from <i. S. Butler for five yonr«, where he will be pleased to s- e his old < ustoim rs and friends. He is now baking 13. F’ McMIL.lL.E3N DURING THE SEASON OF 1886 BENJAMIN J. HAWTHORNE, A. M., Professor of Mental Philosophy and F.np. I lisb Literature. A. C. WOODCOCK, A. B.. Tutor. Free m -h, !arshl]>s. Apuly to your County tuperiuteiidcnl. Write Air a Catalogue t-. any i member of the Faculty. i . ANO SOWELe. soli nonurroas, ASHLAND, J. H CHITWOOD & SON. Horses! Colts! Money! Money! Colts! Horses! MARY P. SPILLER. Professor of Elocution and Principal of I the English Preparatory Department. L Next to the Nutley si shop on Main street, and has for sale a well chosen stock of STAR Special Attention Paid to the Prescription Department. Bring Good Prices. • iary ctficnty on tho iver , kid iJuYS, IN ASHLAND, Mailt street, opposite Houck's Hotel, Artists’ Materials, Lamps and Lamp Stock. GOOD HORSES TAELE* i.th io i All members of the G. A. K, in good standing are cordially invited to visit Burn side Post, which meets in the Masonic hall, Ashland, every 2d and 4th Wednesday in each month. J. M. M c C all , Commander. Will furnish lumber of all kinds, cither rough oi dressed, in quantities to suit purchasers. lsKit st —First term beg,as on September 13, 15 n *>. Second term begins Jan uary 1, 1387. Third tenn begin. April 13, 1887. FACVLTT: JOHN W. JOHNSON. A. M.. TreHident, I Professor of Ettiics and Latin. MARK HAILEY, Th. D„ Professor of Mat Lenin tics and Astronomy. THOM AS CONDON. Ph. D.. Professor of History. Geology and Nntural History. GEORGE H. COLLIER, LL. D.. ZST The following horses will be at my ranch one mile north of Ashland. Oregon: Professor of Chemistry and Physics. A fine Percheron-Norman stallion, combining size, JOHN STRAUB. A. M„ Professor of G*ek and Modem Languages. action and kind disposition and whose colts are un session iPl.REL' Is genrr.i’iy used Torpid Liver tu a li ah It acts with extrae Ihe Tailoring Business 10-16 Oregon State University. II i.!F ri- luti'.in ihe pul ii.- that i.e ha- again tabllskd hiui'eif iu DEPARTMINT OF OREGON. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Etc., • or joint: —eften mistaken for Kb«' id h ; 1 g -.4 of appetite; >< iiaruu » an.! w.Ux .bra. b, or in ‘igc>tion; fl^tuieucy an ■ acid eruCCdiit . bowtie .lltcniaKJy costive and ia hva<li«'‘hc; I -s . of memor> , with a pa.afJ senx^tic n of having failed to do something v bich ougi t to b;a ' tn done; h!Uty: !o* spine ; a • . j. r ! u adry CAUgh ; f.-ver; rr tic. * the • :.« :• > ur* . and high colore J, and, if aiiuwcu to str.nd, dev« its •» * Headquarters Burnside Post, G. A. R. Will keep on hand a good Btock ol Commutation Proof Notice. L and office at R oseburg , O r . j August 10th, 1885.) Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice of his intent on to make commutation proof in support of his claim, and tha’ said proof will be made before the Judge or clerk of the county court of Jack- son Co., Or., at Jacksonville, Or., on Saturday, Sept. 18. 1881,, viz: Silas Shattuck. Homestead claim No. 1701, for the N W U of S W ‘Z, S % of N W >4 and S w •< of N E 1 ,, section 12. tp 11 8 R 1 East, W M. He names the following witnesses toprove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of, said land,«viz: J Tireland, Add Gra ham. Jesse Griffjtb, A Cavin, all of White Point. Jacksou county. Or. CttA'. w. J ohnston , Regicler. - OR I. O. O. F. I ADVERTISEMENTS. SUMMONS. PORTLAND/ OREGON. Window Shade Samples of Car)>ei.'., Babv Carriages. Boys’ Wagons, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hold regular meetings every Saturday even ing at their hall in Ashland. Brethren in good standing are cordially invited to attend. R obt . T aylor . N. G John May Secretary, H. C. MESSENGER, ORNAMENTAL Wholesale Agents. CHAIRS, 50 DIFFERENT DESIGNS Ashland. Lodge No. 15, ARRIVE. 4:00 1*. .'I.¡Lebanon......... 9:20 P. M. 1:45 A. M.jPortland ,10:05 A.M. Portland. Lebanon WiHidanl. JS im -H, Goods and other fabrics on hand. ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. b . Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesday iu each mouth. Mas. A nna C abteb , W. M. I Miss Anna Anderson. Secretary. Always on hand. In fact, anything in the usic line can be furnished on Short Notice. UP“ Give us a call and be convinced. All orders by mail promptly attended to. Portland .. A. M. Ashland . 4:15 A. M. Ashland .9:30 P. M.il'ortland.... 4 25 P. M. Albany Express Train. Cashier I Walnut Siili;, Bed Lotuigt s, Side Boards, Bureaus, Center Tables, Mirrors, Pictures and Frames ASHLAND LODGE NO. 23, A. F..A A. M. ! Slated communication on the Thursday of or before the full moon. H. C. H ill , W. M. A. E. Hammond, Secretary. Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordéons, Flutes, Flageolets, Music Books, SheeJ Music, Music Rolls and Folios, Jr is perfectly hern • > ■ and c.iu be given to the most delicate wo ¡man or child. For sale bv all drug- ’gists. Y T * GENERAL UNDERTAKER. SISKIYOU CHAPTER, Ni.21, R. A. M. Regular < onvoeatious on the Thursday next after tlie full moon. W. II. A tkixm - n , H. 1* A. E. Hammond, See y. b.i-’B We also keep a full supply of SUPERIOR strings for the Violin, Banjo, and Guitar. ARRIVE. Liver and Kidneys. H. S. EMERV’S Masoaic Directory, Ashland Mason & Hamlin. Ä. B. Chase. G eat Western. to SACRAMENTO »30 uf furniture in CHOICE FARM FOR SALE SOCIETIES ORCANS. ■Nature’s cwn remedy OO Kj Will speedily rt4;< ve and i> K K K imaucntly cure all the v .rions tliili- Iculties ansing from t disordered KK K K , .condition of *tue K K The undersigned offer., for sale his stock Cloths and Cassi meres ranch of :W) acres .situated on the Head of An telope creek, V.: miles north of Ashland, up suit' ; i order. 2.Iso a Oregon. A 1 ranch for stock purposes; also From whi- h to make fi!1<‘ 1’Ili* o ‘ raise good vegetables. Will put up this season 10 tons of hay off the place. Will sell stock on Men's Furnishing GootLs, the place, hay, and household goods with the ranch. Coti: istiug of l ini-sii 11 . . l'i. 1. cai'-f every For farther iuivrmatioa apply to sort, etc.: ail \.r siile nt U.-.vi--, living prices. G eo . II. B ayi . > . Ashland, Or. July 16, 1886. Full lini' >'J x'.mplc <>l Ashland Woolen Are prepared to furnish PIANOS and ORGANS Bt PRICES that DEFY COPETITION. PIANOS. FURNITURE! ETC. Oregon Kidney Tea! Call and E.\aniine my Stock! SifcPTOMS covered with .< brown f Ranch For Sale. ASHLAND,.......................... OREGON. O O o MEDICINES, A FINE Stock Ranch of 200 acre«, situat cd 1 mile N. E. of Phoenix; all under fence and all set in oloAr: no rough or broken lnnd on the place. Good house nnd barn, orchard, good spring and water. Terms:- Part cash, balance on time. Price. $22.50 per aorc. W. H. W ickham . The» undersigned, in consequence of the il health of his wife, is compelled to seek a driei climate, and therefor offers for sale his farm of 98 acres adjacent to the Town of Talent The place is in a high stale of cultivation, con tains a good house and barn, abont -00 fru:: trees, g«x>d water, etc. Will al'-» sell horses, wagons, cattle, hogs, a full outfit of farmin implements and household furniture. Term easy. The laim will l»c sold alone, If desired. Ad dress, G. F. P ensebakei -. Talent, Oregon, Feb. 1886. HUNSAKER & DODGE, L'. V. C ARTER At foot of Cascade Mountains, PATENT MISCELLANEOUS. Best Location in Bogue River Valley. PIANOS and ORGANS LEAVE. Gold dust bought at standard prices. For Sale. Groceries, Canned Goods, Crockery. Glassware Mall Train. Interest allowed c n Time Deposits: Collections made at all accessible points nu fa vorable terms. Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers sold on Portland, San Francisco and New York. 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 uew house of three rooms and sum mer kitchen: a never failing spring at the door, barn, nnd young orchard. For particu lars apply to P. L yttletox . Ashland, Or. Fine Custom and Ready-made Clothing. J. H. CHITWOOD à SON, Ashland. Transacts a General Banking Busines Farm For Sale Who öfters at Bottom Prices a large and varied assortment of CURE FOR PILES. ASHLAND, OGN. THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sale a No. 1 grain farm, containing 204 acres of tillable land situated on the stage road, six miles east of Jacksonville. Place is well improved; good well of water for house use and living stream for stock. Also 215 acres lying within 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 On my 201 acre farm there is one hundred acres of grain and hay growing, that I will sell with the farm. If desired, can give p ■ session at any time. JOHN S. HEREIN, Ashland, Or. AT — Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of weight in the back, loins and lower part of tho abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has some affection of the kid neys or neighboring organs. At times, symptoms of indigestion arc present, flatu lency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, Hke perspiration, producing a very disagreeable itching, after getting Warm, is a oommon attendant. Blind, bleeding, and itching piles yield at once to the appilcation of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts affected, absorbing the* tumors, allaying the intense itching, and effecting a perma nent cure. Price 50 cents. Address, the Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by J H Chitwood A Son. President. Choice Farms For Sale, Bargains! BargainsI Bargains! Seattle is sending shingles e«bt over the Canadian Pacific. It is stated that 40,000 labor votes at e pledged to support Henry George for mayor of New York. Castle Garden oQicals say that the Mormon immigration has fallen off to twelve or fifteen hundred a year. The United States reduced her nation al debt one hundred millions last year while Great Britian increased her debt ten millions. A Canadian meteorologist says that Pittsburg, Pa., will fie destroyed by a meteoric shower in the latter part of September. Hon. 8. 8. Cox. Minister of Turkey, writes that he will shortly return to his home in New York on a leave of absence, and will run for Congress in hie district. Henry J. Christoph, one of the wealth iest private bankers in the west, commit ted suicide at Chicago on tbe 5th. He had been drinking heavily for weeks and has been on the verge of delirium tremens for several days. Victoria Schilling,daughter of Morosini, partner of Gould, who married coachman Schilling, just two years ago, has run away from her husband. It is stated she has gone to a convent where she will re main for one year and then go to her father’s mansion. The coachman has no further attraction for her. A very singular and fatal disease has suddenly appeared at Parrottsville, in Cook county, Tenn., and within the past three days twenty-seven deaths have oc curred. The victims are attacked sud denly with severe pains in the abdomen and head, which soon proved fatal. The entire section of the county is in a great state of excitement, and many are leav ing. The physicians have been unable to deal with the disease, which in some reejiects resembles flux.—[Ex. W. II. ATKINSON, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I Twelve counties in West Virginia have adopted prohibition. 1 A New York Chinaman sells birds’ nest soup at 8*2 a plate. On the 4th insL, says the Victoria Col- uiiist.n workman engaged in excavating the foundation for anew house found a .-oat of mail of steel rings interwoven, and in a <;ood btate of preservation. It may be an archfeological discovery or only a part of a cast off theatrical wardrobe. A man who pretends that his predic tions are based upon scientific calcula tions, comes forward with the cheerful prophecy that Sau Francisco will be to tally destroyed by an earthquake within a short time. He claims to have foretold the present calamity under which Charles ton is suffering over six years ago. Salem paper: Parties down from tbe Waldo hills in the neighborhood of Aumsville and Sublimity, report a very heavy hail storm there Sunday afternoon, accompanied by vivid Hashes of light ning and heavy thunder. The hailstones are reported as being very large, and it is said they did a good deal of damage to the hop crop. Two women held seats in the Walla Walla, W. T., county republican conven tion, Mrs. A. K. Ayres and Mrs. J ulia H. Bauer. Miss Ellen Gilliam was nomi nated by the convention for school super intendent, and the two women first men tioned were among the seventeen dele gatee chosen for the territorial conven tion at Tacoma. During the six months between Febru ary and Jnly Whitman county, W. T., paid five cents apiece for 357,000 squirrel scalps. By careful computation the peo ple claim that the grain saved by slaying these pests aggregated a value exceeding that of the amount paid out, besides sending the bouuty money out among those who most need little perquisites of this kind. Says tbe Portland Telegram: Bur glary is looking up in this state. Hon. It H. Strahan, supreme judge elect, had 8100 taken from liis trowsers pockets while peacefully dreaming of future judi cial decisions a few nights ago. The burglars, with great consideration, did uot disturb the slumbers of any niemlier of the household, and but for their neg lect to carry the trowsers of the judge buck to his sleeping apartment they would pass for the most considerate thieves on record. The cheese factory at Gove, Union county, was burned recently with about a ton of cheese. The loss on building and product amounts to about $4000, but the proprietors were not discouraged. They have already resumed operations in , u temporary building, and in the spring J I will build u brick with every modern ap I pliance for making cheese. It has been 1 found by this experiment that raising stock for the market is not the only way to make money in a stock country and that cheese manufacture will pay. Salem Statesman: A great deal of w heat has been accidentally destroyed by fire during the past harvest. Ono day last week 300 bushels on David Early’s place, near Macleay, was burned, the fire getting into it from burning brush, which spread and set fire to a straw stack, near where the wheat was piled. Mrs. Lute Savage, near the asylum, had about SO.) bushels destroyed, the fire getting into it in a very peculiar manner. A lot of straw, nearly a quarter of a mile north of where the wheat was piled, was being burned, and a whirlwind carried the fire into a straw-stack, where tbe wheat was burred. D k . K llloog s W orm T ea is entirely froo from all Mercurial properties, can he given to the woakeet constitution with out danger, is palatable and easily ad ministered to children, ia mild in opera tion, and never fails to effect a cure. Price 25 cents. Sold by Chitwood & Son. MISCELLANEOUS. GENERAL MOTES AND NEWS. TIDINGS Every good thing ia Counter feited, and consumers aro CAU TIONED against IMITATIONS of these Chimneys made of VERY POOR GLASS. See that the exact label ia on each chimney as above. The Pearl Top is always clear and bright Glass. Mannfactured ONI,T by GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. Pittabnrxh Lead Cilaas Works FOR 8ALE-BY DEALERS. I I < I oeti-d a large ulphtir «pringa id ««immer«. afte-riKMiiik ef •>r Irtilii- <•11 «. fnuu 1 [> Ú p. Ipfuir spring , _______ flow h f* thus kept at tl