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ASHLAND TIDINGS FRIDAY. EDITORIAL ...OCTOBER n isstì. NOTES AND NEWS. China intends to i sstie a loan for 850,- ixi »,<100 for the evust ruction of railways in the Empire. —--<• ♦ — It is ruled by tho Secretary of the In terior that the sowing of timber se«ls broadcast is not in compliance with the timber culture law, as it renders enltiva- t i< >n impractictable. Tlx* report that two members of the county court were seriously contemplat ing the purchase by the county of the two bridges acmas Rogue river, one at Kock Point, the other at Chavner's, has created much unfavorable comment this week. It is hardly credible that such a move could be thought of by the court in the present unfortunate condition of the county finances. The natural gas well on the farm of David Fisher, near Savoy, I1L, suddenly ceased ilowing during the cyclone on tLe 17tli inst. Since then experts have ex hausted every known means to renew the gas supply, but so far have been un- successfuL How the storm could have thus affected the discharge of gas from a vein 100 feet below the surface is a mys tery which no one is yet able to solve. A dispatch of the 4th from Winnipeg says: The Canadian Pacific’s passenger train went through a trestle bridge 175 miles east of here this morning. Five cars including the mail and four passen ger coaches, were badly wrecked, and afterwards destroy ed completely by fire caused by the upsetting of a stove. Sev eral persons were injured, some fatally. Six 1 »ags of mail matter were destroyed and five saved. THE WATER U ORKS. Six thousand dollars has been borrowed by the City of Ashland to procure pro tection against fire, but the plans of the city council have l»eeu blocked, and it ap pears that nothing further can be done in the matter at present. When the mat I ter was discussed and the decision ar I rived at to borrow money and put in pipes with hydraulic pressure for fire protection three membera of the council, Messrs. Bish. Hill and Martin, voted to gether for tho project. Mr. Lyttleton, the other member of the council, wanted a fire engine, if any thing should be done, instead of the hydraulic pi]>es. After wards an agent of some tire engine house spent several days in Ashland, and Mar tin promptly changed liis mind and l>e- came a warm advocate of tjie engine plan. This leaves the council evenly di vided on the question, but as the Mayor (who has the casting vote in case of a tie) is known to favor the original plan of laying pipes, the two engine men. Lyttle ton and Martin, hare resorted to the novel method of blocking all business in the council by absenting themselves from the meetings and thus leaving the coun cil without the quorum required for the legal transaction of business. Their ob ject is to prevent any action in the matter till after the annual election, which should occur on the first Monday in November, in the expectation of seeing a new coun cil elected favorable to the purchase of a I fire engine. I There arises, however, an interesting question as to whether or not an election can lie legally held until after a quorum of the council shidl have met and ap pointed election judges and clerk, and is sued the election notices, as provided for in the city charter. If there lx« no elec tion. then the present officers will hold i over, and the blockadera will lie beaten at their own game, as by operation of a provision of the charter they will exjiel themselves from the council by refusal to attend six consecutive regular meetings. It would require till the first Monday in March next to reach that ¡mint, but then the deadlock would lie broken. Mean time, however, there is considerable o*her business besides water works which needs the attention of the council, and the* s|»ectacle of everything being neglected in this way is one calculated to make more than a few people thoroughly dis gusted, to say the least. i HENRY GEORGE'S PLATFORM. I'armer» au<l Mi'iliauii*. Save money and doctor bills. Believe [New York bispatch.) your mothers, wives and sisters by a timely Eurehase of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and lleury George, lalxir «mdidate for , iung Syrup, best known remedy for coughs, mayor, declares himself as follows: “I colds, croup aud bronchial affections, lie- children of croup in one night, nniy favor a change in the method of govern lieves save you hundreds of dollars. Price 50 ing New York. The present way is cents and $1. Samples free. Sold by J H radically wrong. There is a division of , Chitwood i Son. responsibility that makes it imjxjssible ! BORN for the i»eople to find out just who is re I PARKER—till Big Butte, -• . t. bull, to Mr. and sponsible. and to bring face to face to i Mrs. W. \\ . Parker, a son, public opinion the man who abuse» his ■ COLLEEN—In Medford. Sept. .'Ith. Io Sir. and Mr«. Jas. Colleen, a son. trust. There are too many hydra-heaxled commissions. It may l»e a matter of CU1.LAHAN—In Alkali vallev. seoL'28d. ls'ii, to the wife of Jas. IL CoUahan a «on. notoriety that the most flagrant abuse KERTCHEM—In Link» ill, . s. pt. 22U. l«8f., to exists, and it is impossible to say to any the wife of James Kcrtehcm, a daughter one: ‘You are the man; it is your fault.’ WILLIAMS.—In Little Butte precinct. Oet. 3. lsst., to Mr. and Mr«. t,eo. W. Williams, a son. New York is entitled to local self-govern ment, al *>oliite and in ull things that gov MARRIED ern New York. We have a right to at FRASIER—TORREY—At the residence of J. tend to our own affairs without inter W. Barkdell iu Medford, Sept, 2f>. by C. H. Barkdell, J, P.. J. W. Frasier and Miss Nora ference or controL That secured, if the Torrey; all of Jackson county. , u. . . . • „ | people of New York are badly govem«L it is their own fault. The best model of a government is afforded by the constitu tion of the United States. New York should have only one legislative body; that is, its local affairs should havo a sovereign power and one executive head. I do not lielieve in a second house or in senators. 'They have been shown to be useless by the exi»ericuce of the United States and of other «»untries. It is a division of responsibility that is bad. One ex«'ntive head should have charge of all the departments, with power to appoint and remove. Under the present hybrid system the mayor has power to appoint, but when the appointee takes office ho lx-comes independent of the mayor and can be removed only after trial. The mayor should have ]x»wer as the president of the United States, 1x>th to appoint and to remove.” I I i PIONEER STORE I I ♦ Iu Xeinoriam. Charles Paluier. the subjoet of thi- sketch, was born in Drundon. Fondulue county. Wisconsin, August ", lSSit, and died of malarial fever at tlie home of Ills parents in Ashland, Oregon, Aug. 20, tssn. The fatal illness began while he was away from home canvassing for the Child's Bible in hope of securing funds for the proscution of his studies, an ambition for which seemed to be a ruling passion. Naturally diffident and undemonstrative, Charley was not always understood by hl« associates: but by those who knew him best, he will ever lie remembered as one whose nobleness of moral character cannot be truthfully questioned. In early life, he was impressed with the value of the Christian faith anti was converted during the winter of lSbl-5, joiuingalhe M. E. Cliur- h. of which he remained a consistent member until his death at the age of twenty rears and fifteen days. Excitement in Texas. REAL ESTATE — MISCELLANEOUS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE-- GROCERIES—ETC. j , i TWO BARGAINS ! NOW! We wish to announce to our friends and patrons that not having been able to satisfactorily dispose of our remnant of merchandise now on hand we have concluded to continue in business and in a few days will open up the largest, best and most complete lin eof fancy and staple dry goods, boots, shoes, furnishing goods and hats ever brought to Ashland, which we will offer at the lowest cash prices. Terms strictly cash. Thank ing our friends for their liberal pa tronage in the past, we hope by strict • attention to business and fair dealing to merit a continuance of the same. A Good Farm near town. A Large Lot and comfortable Dwelling House in Ashland. • • tc» • Great excitement has been caused in the vicinity of Paris, Tex., by the remarkable recovery of Mr. J. E. Corley, who was so helpless he could not turn in bed, or raist his head: everybody said ho was dying of consumption. A trial bottle of Df. King's New Discovery was sent him. Finding re lief, he liought a large bottle and a box of Dr. King's Life Pills: by the time he had ! taken two boxes of pills and two bottles of To Succeed Beecher. the Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial lx»ttlesof [Oregonian, Oct. 2.J this Great Discovery for consumption freo It probably was a surprise to many of at Chitwood <fc Soil's the people of Washington territory to The secretary of the interior has un LETTER LIST. learn that Quincy A. Brooks had been der «»nsideration a proposition to alii >w appointed collector of customs at Port' Following is a list of uncalled-for letter« re certain tribes of Indiana iu the West the maining in the Post Office at Ashland, Oregon, Townsend. It is not probable that many Oct. 2, 1S86: privilege of utilizing grass uj>on surplus of the present inhabitants of the terri Epley Mrs A It Shadier II 1. lands of their reservations, by allowing McCormac George Spencer Mark A tory know that Mr. Brooks was a pioneer Morris Chas Van Horn 1» them to take cattle from neighboring Wagner W J there; yet such is the fact. Mr. Brooks Mygina Adalbert Í cattlemen to pasture, the Indians to herd Simon I.ouis s has been absent from the territory a good Person* calling f«»r the nbove b Uvr will and care for the cattle and to reoeive fair many years, and consequently is not so please say "advertised.” and just compensation therefor: but no a . 1’. H ammoxi », r. M. generally known there as in Oregon. white men w ill be allowed upon the res Twenty-two years ago he resided in Port ervations. It is probable that an order Wonderful Cures. land, and for the last fifteen years or authorizing certain tribes to enter into —OO0< >< >O< >< H M — W. D. Hoyt A- co.. Wholesale and Retail more he lias la'cn a resident of the south cijutracts with cattlemen as outlined Druggists of Rome, Ga., nay: We have ern part of the state. He has a record been selling Dr. King's New Discovery. I alx»ve will soon lie issued. THE KNIGHTS OK LABOR for efficient service in several official posi Electric Bitters and Buckli u’s Arnica Salve two years. Have never handled reme The Wallis Walla Statesman intimates tions, and will undoubtedly i»erform his for yVE HAVE Secured the agency for "Far West" Baking Powders and furnish dies that sell uh well, or give such universal [Press Dispatch Oct. l.J in very plain terms that money must ’ V samples free, for trial, to all. Call aud get a sample package. We guaran- The following was telegraph«! from duties as collector of customs with intel satisfaction. There havo been some won derful cures effected by these medicines in have been used to influence the action of Richmond, Va.: “'The tapping of Master , ligence and credit. tec it equal to any in the market. this city. Several cases of pronounced the pardoning board in setting Carrie Workman Powderly’s gavel at 10:15 o’ For information of those who have consumption have been entirely cured by Bnidley-acold-bl<Kxksl murderess free to clock this morning gave the signal for come into Washington territory since Mr. use of a few l»ottlcs of Dr. King’s New Dis (A saving of over 40 per cent iu Baking Powders.) 9 ■ covery, taken in connection with Electric prey upon the community, after three , the opening of the first session of the Brooks was a resident there, it may* be Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold - 1 H »O< years’ imprisonment, and in keeping ‘ tenth annual convention of the Knights stated that he is a native of Washington by Chitwood A Son. 1 .35 Cent» per I'I ur . ---- * * • • Jack Powers incarcerateli live years for : of Lalior in the armory of the First county, Pa., graduated at the Western 35 «< An Active Concern. • • «• killing a man in defense of Lis own life. Virginia regiment in this city. He sttxxl university of that state in the same class In connection with the milling business 1 have at all times ------------ (>ooo< >----- We do not know whether or not any un alone upon a small pine platform at the with Senator McMillan of Minnesota, The Sugar Pine Door and Lumber Co. I JUST ARRI VED------ALSO FINE LINE OF NEW BRANDS OF TEAS due inHueuco was u - .t with the State of : further end of the spacious room and I crossed the plains to Oregon and settled of Grant’s Pass is furnishing large quan I the largest assortment of ...................................... ROASTED AND GREEN COFFEES ........................................ ficiais in these matters; but considering I ltx»ked out upon the faces of a thousand at Puget Sound in 1851. Old settlers tities of lumber, mouldings, brackets, doom, windows, lath and pickets, etc., for 1?ATOI ------------ Full line of Crackers and Fancy Biscuits.------------ thé degree of guilt of B ".alley and Powers, J delegates assembled from every part of will reinemlier his “donation claim” near buildings at Eugene, Roseburg, Wilbur, íiiicl üemo'Ttii and tho tenias of imprisuiameut. the uf- the country. White and black faces, the Olympia. He moved baek to Oregon in Myrtle creek, Grant’s Pass, Gold llill, axd fair is |ierfectly inexplicable.- [Tóms- faces of men and women bound together 1 1857. Was special agent of the postoffice Central Point, Medford. Jacksonville, to be found in Southern Oregon or Northern California. Granulated Sdgar, 12 D>3 for $1; Golden C Sugar, 12 ll«s for 81. ! Phoenix. Ashland. Yreka, Linkville and by a cominou object, met his view. The department during the administration of' various other poiuts. Cartridges, Ammunition, Etc. 10-13 President Johnson, and was quarter- Their goods are giving such universal Montana wants the “pan handle” of session was an open one, and in addition master-general of the Oregon mounted DllVCnC < AX »IV. AY' FIND I1AROAIX« AT Till: satisfaction, and their prices are so low A A QU Idaho and is likely to prove a strong bid to the large Ixxly of delegates there were I DUT EL KO YT111.AM» mills . der as against Washington territory. It ¡is many others not of the order as could militia during the Modoc Indian war. that their business is constantly increas IsAorl ♦ ing. Beside« thejr large local trade iu would be a distinct loss to the business find seats, or shared what little standing He is a democrat in politics, but did not interests of Portland if the former co-operate with that party during the points mentioned above, they are shipping room there was in the hall. car load lots of lumber, doors, etc., to should succeed.—[PoH/tratl Telegram. Gov. Fitzhugh Lee was intrixluced by war. Among those who recommended Portland, Eastern Oregon, Washington You might as well tell the whole truth, his appointment as collector at Port Territory, and Idaho, and have received t^IIi ghest market price paid for all kinds of grain at all Removed to Brick Block, cor. Main and Oak Sts., and say that the business of the “pan the Richmond delegates and made an Townsend were many prominent men of orders from as far East as Utah. For the times—in cash. handle” will lie a distinct loss to Port address of welcome, in which he cited Oregon, of lx»th parties. Mr. Brooks is local trade they are making large quan land, anyhow, whether Washington Ter that it Lad been claimed that there was about 56 years of age, is owner of tho tities of green and dried fruit boxes^of ritory or Montana succeed in capturing :ui irrepressible conflict pending between hot springs at Linkrille, and is under the lightest and strongest patterns, which they are selling at the same price as sim the coveted territory. Portland hasn’t capital and labor. He said all g<x»d men I I stood to be in fairly prosfierous circum ilar boxes are sold in Port land. It is not Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Rings, Spectacles, Quartz enterprise enough to even hold the trade would support tho present movement it I stances. His eldest son graduated at necessary for our builders or fruit grow Glasses, Drawing Sets, Etc. Also, of her own state of Oregon, to say noth j it fought against in«»rporated rascality West Point in June last, and is now a ers to send out of the Rogue River «»mi- try for anything wanted in their line. ing of pan handles of other states ami i and «>ml»att«l great money corporations lieutenant in the Eighth Cavalry. They are prompt in tilling orders and that sought to control the legislature by territories. San Francisco enjoys the lilieral in their dealings and are receiving profits of business with our southeastern bribery and corruption. He declared the universal support of the country. [14 Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Perfumery, Toilet Articles, and every A Remarkable Coincident. ------- ► ------ counties, and no doubt Tacoma or Seattle that all capital was not employed for tiling usually found in a first-class Drug Store. [Tloscburg Plaindcaler.l What will cure throat and lung troubles? or Butte City or Helena or St. Paul or such vicious uses and that any differ In connection with the stirring inci- Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AND WARRANTED, ....Beg leave to inforni the public that they are now nicely located in the store.... any|other town that may turn its atten ences between workmen and employers dents of last Friday and Saturday, the Ladies, is life and health worth preserv ............................ room formerly occupied by Willard & Eubanks, in.......................... tion that way will easily supplant the would lie settled as the great constitu Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. 24tli and 25th, we print below a telegram ing? If you think so, use Gilmore's Aro . Portland merchants in lhetrade of North tion had l»een drafted by conciliation matic Wiue. from Mr. Buick, editor of this journal, and fair compromises. 0-11 Impotency iu man or woman cured by ern Idaho. P< »wderlv, in response to Gov. Lee, ex now with the Oregon Exhibit Car, east; Gilmore's Aromatic Wino. With a large assortment of Why will you suffer from ague and ma- New York dispatch, Oct. 4th: Some- pressed Lis gratification at tho welcome and invite both the theistic and material aria when Gilmore's Aromatic Wine will istic philosophers to rise and explain it. which had been given the Knights by thipg in the nature of an open revolt cure you? For sale at the City drug store. Uootx micl Siloes Ladiess* and jMisjsesi’ Fine against the Irish National League and the i>«»ple of Richmond. Powderly con We give the telegram verbatim it liter John H. Yates, of Batavia. N. Y., says. I?i*encli Ividis, (went*’ Di^cssi Slioex, Parnell took place yesterday at a meet tinuing, said: "The men who owe allegi atim et punctnatum: “I cheerfully commend U tica , N. Y„ Sept. 27.1886, 3 r. m . Yonr Aromatic Wine ance to the Knights of Lalior are en Hlippei*!<9 l'2t<*.9 ing of tho Twentieth ward branch. It It did new life and vigor send W. F. Benjamin:—I had a peculiar nr<»se in the coarse of a discussion as to gaged in a conflict, but it is in a war of Through this weak frame of mine. Takes occasion to remark to his old friends and patrons and dream. Feer something wrong in Rose .... In fact everything to lie found in a first class Boot and Shoo Store.... It did for all niy stomach ills whether the branch should resi>ond to a truth against errors. It is not, as many burg. D. 8. K. B uick . i .........................W e are receiving new goods every week, and are selling at................. More than the doctor and his pills." the public generally, that being unable to dispose of his I circular issued by Parnell ^o President believe, and many more dishonestly as For sale at the City u.tig store. Is there a Daniel amongst us? Fitzgerald. of the Irish National League. sert, a war of labor against capital. It is General Merchandise business he has concluded to Confined to the l»ed four months, and al The Chairman said: "Not one penny- a war in which the manhood of the Ameri Proceedings of College Trustees Meeting. most blind, and cured by one box of Gil more's Neuralgia Cure. ... .Call and examine our stock. No trouble to show goods.. more of my money shall go to the anti can labor is fighting for recognition. In A shland , Oct. 2,1886. Willis L. Culver of Pavilion. N. Y., says eviction fund, or any form of Parliamen this war it must be determined which The Board met agreeable to adjourn Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir cured him tary agitation. We want an accounting shall rule—-monopoly or the American ment. Present, the President and Secre that of a long standing throat and lung tronble. for the million and more dollars that people: gold or inanhotxl Our battle is tary of the Board, and S. C. Taylor, Amos Give your children, for coughs and colds, and run the thing lor all there is in it this Spring and Sum have gone into the tre.isuryof the league not fought for the purpose» of determining Willits, Horace Root and G, F. Billings. croup, w hooping cough and hoarseness, Gil A motion was made to rent the College more's Magnetic Elixir. from this country before sinking any whether an individual shall rule a state mer. A full and complete line of building to the Ashland School District, more. It is not long since I was in Ire or ¡in empire, but to decide whether the if it should l»e wanted, for the ¡»resent I land, and I can safely say that in many people, who are entitled to life, liberty school year. After considerable discus Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or I sion of the propriety of such temporary and happiness, shall live in the full en of the western and southwestern «»unties 1>11Y PINATE l‘KO(. 125SS the unfortunate people that took the ad joyment of their rights and liberties, ¡is disposition of the property, the motion was unanimously carried upon the follow vice yf the league, and allowed themselves become citizens of the republic. The ing conditions, to wit: First, that the Arc now taken by the Leadiug Photographers iu al) tho Cities, aud for Groups, pic to be evicted got no support from the monopolist of to-day is more dangerous citizens of Ashland guarantee the relin nres of children, etc., are far superior to tlie old so-called "wet-plate’' process. league. while some of the members of than the slave owner of the past. Mo quishment by the contributors to the a VCD’Q Sarsaparilla is a mcdieinc that, Parliament from Ireland could drive nopoly takes kinds from the people in College fund of all claims against the grounds upon which the College Ixxinl- A T Cn d during nearly 40 years, in all J 1 about iu Dublin in state, living upon million-acre plats; it sends agents abroad ing house now stands. Second, that the parts of the world, li:i> proved its effi THESE GOODS ARE And examine work made exclusively by the new process. Photographs made by th« the money we sent over.” Several others and brings herds of uneducated desperate s«iij citizens guarantee the full payment cacy as the best blood alterative known leading artists of the coast on exhibition for comparison. lit 44 to medical science. spoke in a similar strain. men to this country; it imports ignor of all legal claims against the said prop erty, amounting now to one thousand ance and scatters it broadcast through and ninety dollars (81,09(1), within six The governor of Montana, in his recent genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla) is its out the land; it, and it alone, is responsi months from this date. And third, that base, and its powers are enhanced by ¡inniial report to the Secretary' of the In In Chicago, San Francisco and Portland, and I am consequently prepared to give ble for every manifestation of anarchy the s;ud district will agree with the trus the extracts of Yellow Dock and Stil- terior, says that agriculture has been al lingia, the Iodides of Potassium anti tees of the said College and Normal bargains that our country has witnessed. All most a complete failure in that territory Iron, and other potent ingredients. men may not be willing to admit that School proj»erty to enter upon and per |Q your blood vitiated by derangements this year, owing to the excessive drouth. form the normal work therein «»ntem- this statement is true, but when monop plated by tho State of Oregon when it • O of the digestive and nssimilatoryfutie* "But. worse yet. the most serious of tlons? is it tainted bv Scrofula"? or oly dies then uo anarchists will l»e found made the said school by legislative enact does it contain the jio E ou of Mercury all losses, the full extent of which it is in this country, for anarchy is the legiti ment a branch of its normal school sys or Contagious Disease? impossible as yet to estimate," says the tem. TUF leadiug physician« of the United mate child of monopoly. While I con rei»ort, “is that of our natural grasses, I nt States, who know the composition It was then moved and carried unani demn and denounce deeds of violence mously to authorize the President and of A yer ' s S arsaparilla , say that ourj sole dependence for vast herds of notliiug else so good for the purifica committed iu the name of lal»or during Swretary of the Board to rent the Col cattle, horses and sheep, and other st<x-k. DURING TIIE SEASON OF 1886 tion of the blood is u ¡thin the range of the present year. I am proud to say that lege property to the Ashland School Dis pharmacy. la.»lh winter and summer. Our ranges trict <md to employ the said district to do The following horses will be at inv rnncli " uk mile north of Ashland, Oregon: .¿y the Knights of Labor, as an organization, AMI V **-v u'c tl‘*' remedy is it are almost bare, or so nearly so that our tho Normal work as and upon the condi UlaUi possible for a |x rs<>n who h:>* ,££!' GO TO 'fe:> 5. are not in any way responsible for such Aline Percheron-Norman stallion, combining size corrupted blood to attain sound health tions alxive specified and provided. stix-k is in p»x»r condition for winter, and conduct.” and prevent transmission of the de JMI v I w L action and kind disposition and whose colts are 111 J. M. McCall was then elected to fill should it prove loug and severe great loss structive taint to posterity. the vacancy occasioned in the Board by urpassed, if equaled, sn this coast. must inevitably occur. In* anticipation TUADAIICUI V ’ (Letiverenovation Portland complains that the wool of the removal of L. M. Nickerson from the inUnUUunLT ortho system must of such event, some of our large sto.’k southern Oregon, and likewise most of State. (Arabian-Perchcron) weight 1250 lbs., combinir.i include not only the removal of cor J. D. Fountain was elected to fill the owners are driving their herds to British the trade of that region goes to Califor- ruption from the blood.but its enrich style, action, endurance and good disposition, an« ment and the strengthening of the jx>ssessions. It is a matter of such ur u: i. Southern Oregon complains that vacancy to <x-cur by the retirement of A. t hose colts make the finest carriage, road and “ all pl rpose ’’ horses. vital organ«. G. Rockfellow from Board of Trustees gent importance that I w >uld urge upon no effort is made by Portland either to and from its secretaryship, the retirement DEI I ADI C witnesses, all over the nCLIADLC world, testify th«t this to take place immediately after the close your department to secure, by friendly buy her wool or gain her trade.—[Ez. work Is better nccomplidied by A yer ' s of this meeting. interposition, the pmilvge,ou such terms SARSArARtLLt than by any other On motion J. M. McCall, G. F. Billings 1 remedy. as may seem just for the same, of n ] m r- The Owens Failarc. AND ARE NOW MAKING A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR. -S t and Dr. J. H. Cliitwxxxl were made a com DI AAT1 th:,t < ’ °n' ,, pted through dls- t t ion of our stockmen w ho can best avail mittee to procure the relinquishment bv . Roseburg Plxiudealer, Oct. J DLUUU ease is made pure, and bkxxl T themselves thereof, to pasture their herds weakened through diminution of the The liabilities of Mr. Owens thus far «»ntributors to the College fund of all red corpuscles i« made strong,' by Dou't raise a half-breed Shetland for your child you love bo much, it would cost claims against the grounds upon which I •luring the coming winter on extensive made known are as follows: A yer ' s S arsaparilla . I w dollars and give the child too kvch (?» happiness. the College lx>arding house stands, an<l I Indian rese-rvatians north of the Missouri SiLsoit, Church A Co...................... 3111.000 to provide for tho payment of the legal DIIDIETVIMP lhe bl<xx| and building • Unlr 11 It Cl up the system require riverhuid th<ise south of the Yellowstone Balfour «V Cs»...................................... 27,01« claims against the property as contem TMc BUYERS’ OVIDE la time iij serious eases, but beueflt will Manufactured expressiv for Family, Bakers’ and Export Trade, ARMERS ! ATTENTION ! 5,000 plated in the action alx»ve in relation river. T cannot too rionsly urge upon Allen A Lewis...................... Israeli Sept, and March, lie derived from the use of A yer ' s thereto. each year. «T 31» P*K«, sarsaparilla more speedily than your Immediate attention this suggest: >n. T. W. Hall 4 Co............................. 8,000 Use only California Hand Forge«! and ------------------------ EVERY SACK WARRANTED! ---------------------- x 11 inehea,with over I Heck Bros.................... |.50(» On motion adjourned. Hand Fini«hed from anything else. to avoid or lessen the danger that threat Christie A Wise................ 3,500 Illustrations — a 5.000 ■ICAIPIUC for which like eflecU arc W. C. M yer . Pros. We also keep on hand at all times whole Picture Gallery. ens so important an interest as that of Boston Wool Co.............................. 23,000 InCUIvINb falsely clainud. is abun A. G. Rix’kfellow, Sec’y. GIVES Wholeaale Pricea dant in the market, umler many name«, our stock, whose numlx'rs and value have S. Hamilton........................................ 8,000 direct to conramera on all gooda for but the only preparation that liasstood With cutter in the eye. 700 been steadily increasing until it repre Mitchell A Lewis.............................. personal or Camily use. Telia how to Proper Treatment for Cough». the test of tune, and proved worthy of & Flint, bankers, secured 13,000 Each ueclle guaranteed. Price '41 el». A«k order, and gtvea exact coat of every « —AND — the world's confidence, is sents a vast aggregate <>f wealth, proba Humphry That the reader may fully understand . «»nr denier for them, or order them front the G«>. Weaver...................................... 3,000 what thin« you sue, cat, drink, wear, or constitutes a g.iod cough and lung i inufacturen. bly of 850,(W.l«11. On the basis of an To fanners about thecounty aggre have ftua with. These IMVAJLVABU l syrup, we will say that Tar and Wild Cherry WILL ,v FINK. 818 Market street. S. F. 1 o any part of the city. BOOKS contain information «leaned estimate made last year, counting the gating about.................... ’............. 25,000 is the basis of the l»est remedies yet discov 17-1 m front the markets of the world. We •' Order» JI 'Hii a ilut uicc ¡solicited »>ul prtnxptlg filial al lowest ratt*. ered. These ingredients with several oth large natural increase of last Bpring and will mail a copy FREE to any ad PREPARED UY Total............................................ $132,61 ü» ers equally es efficacious, enter largely in Address dress upon receipt Of 10 eta. to defra-, [11-7 large importation before drouth began, Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, expense of mailing. Let us hear frvu The amount of assets at ima writing to Or. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass our |attle must now number l^jOVOO lev. H. B. Errell.of Pavilion. N. Y.. says thus making it one of the most reliable you. Respectfully, Gilmore's Aromatic Wine: “I believe it head, horses 1:JO.O>0 head, and sheep cannot be ascertained, but thought to be now on the market. Price 50 cents and $1. Sold by all Druggists: Price $1; be s most der irable remedy to I k * placed > ‘»tmn.ann" MONTGOMERY WARD & CO Six bottles for 85. hut a very funnll portion of bi« liabilities. Samples free. Sold bv •! H Chitwood <t AshlaacL, Oregon. A Ren. :n cverv fnmjlv." e?7 A ??t} Wxfcxrt Avenue, Chleatre. Ilk I G. F. BILLINGS, Real Estate & Insurance RACOON ALFORD FARLOW & MILLER, The Grocers, ARE AHEAD AS USUAL. Baking Powder! Baking Powder! Elour, Or ral Lam dour. Cracked Wheat, Corn A l cal, Hol led l?vice 35 cents per Pound Can, 13arley, I3raii, A l i 11-feed and Xliddlinus. THDAPOnO. lUuAuuUu. AIN WAGONS STAPLE Note our ^¿5«. . ......... Voces: FANCY GROCERIES (ALL FRESH « E. C. LANDERS. ASHLAND, NEW STORE e ::::::::: NEW GOODS: PRICES HATFIELD & HERRIN McCall’s Block, - OREGON A FULL LINE OF DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, T. K. BOLTON. Ashland, Oregon, J. M. M’CALL LOWEST C.\s I 1 PH IC ES “Cash Sales and Small Profits.” STOCK UP PHOTOCRAPHS ORTHY Of Confidence. Call at Logan's Gallery, oil the hill. O BOUGHT FOR CASH, SARSAPARILLA SJ'S'Ji'K GOOD HORSES Bring Good Prices. GOOD COLTS Soon Make Good Horses. Horses! Colts! Money! Money! Colts! Horses! CA|U|RCTTA I I A Ve have recently REMODELED and REFITTED our mill with TERMS lower than ever. Special inducements to partit breeding five or more mares. W. C. MYER, Ashland, Or. SAQK NEEDLES FOR= FLOUR THE EAGLE MILLS i R A Rl A N RRV tRADIAIx DU I Iyer’s Sarsaparilla, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Etc., Etc. O New and Improved Machinery sw Procsss Flour, Graham and C diu Neal ran, Shorts, Feed, Chop Wheat and Barley. DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE S. A. FARNHAM,