ASHLAND TIDINGS
OCTOBER .», INSÙ
FRIDAY
Lecture at I’. M. L. Hall.
A free lecture will be given at the U.
M. L. Hall on Wagner creek, Saturday
evening, Oct. 30th. at 7 o'clock, by Prof.
W. J. Dean. Subject: “An Agnostic’s
View of Spiritualism.’’ consisting of a
review of the recent three lecture« bj
Geo. 1‘. Colby at that place.
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Rid of Calomel.
People afflicted with diseased liver, in-
dige-tion or billiousnees, use mercury.
This is done relnetantlv, but the argu
ment is, “Nothing will reach the liver
and si>leen except calomel: could one
get something just as good, everybody
would use it.” That something is Sim
mons Liver Regulator. It is equal in
power to calomel, without any of its in
jurious effects.
Sad
Death.
A dispatch from Linkville yesterday
gave the following sad story.
Mr. Elmer Eldridge came in on the
stage from Ashland yestenlay with his
wife and two small children. He was
suffering from consumption. They were
on their way to Bly. (Jregon to visit the
sister of his wife, a Mrs. Owens, st Round
Grove. He was very feeble and died at
Smith's Hotel, Linkville, at 11:15 a . m .
to-day.
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BREVITIES.
Pil»e or Engine?
Free schools in AehlamL
Boy’s underwear at Blount's
Printed stationery at lowest rates at
the T idings office.
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It is time to be putting out your holi
day advertisements.
The time for killing fat bucks u ill s<x>n
be past for this season.
Lecture at U. M. L. Hall, Wagner
creek, to-morrow evening.
Election next Monday, and then the
strife will cease for a while.
A full line of fresh groceries and to-
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baeco nt the Pioneer store.
Jerry Nnnan lias commenced deliver-
ing Hour at Fort Klamath.
Seal skin gloves at O. H. Blount's.
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Just the thing for winter.
A number of Indians from Klamath
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have been in town this week.
\\ «• will pay the highest market price
for sheep pelts, deer skins and wool, and
sell boots and shoes cheaper than anybody
at Hatfield A Herrin’s bout and shoe store.
A fine constitution may be broken an«!
ruined by simple neglect. Many bodilv
ills result from habitual constipation.
There is no niedicene equal to Ayer’s
Pills for restoring the system to natural,
regular, and healthy action.
T. J. Keaton has sokl his interest in
the mines ou Poortnan's creek to his part
ner, Jacob Klippel, and will now go to
Josephine creek near Kerbyville where
he is associated with Alex. Watts, iu the
same line of business.— \Sentincl.
Tho wedding of Mr. Heurv Loftus and
M iss Jessie Helm, «laughter of A. (’.
Helm was to take place last evening at
the residence of tho parents ot the bride-
elect in Ashland. A report of the happy
affair coiikl not I m > hail in time for this
issue of the T idings .
Jos. Hockersrriitli has started out in a
new line of enterprise, viz.: driving fat
hogs from this valley to Klamath county
for side. He started Monday with over
fifty bead of choice fat liogs to drive over
th*.» mountains to Linkville. He will ei
ther sell the hogs or bacon them there.
The infantry company reached Link-
ville Wednesday afternoon, four days’
mareh from Ashland Not being used to
campaign duty, the soldiers were decided-
lv footsore on reaching that place, and
«ii'cided to make the rest of the distance
by wagons.
PERSONAL
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Dr. Rice is able to be out again this I
week.
G. S. Butler goes out to Plevna again
this week.
Lieut. W. Geary, U. S. A., was in town
last Sunday.
W. H. Beauchamp, of Sam’s valley, was
in town yesterday.
Rev. A. Brown, of Applegate, has been
in Ashland this week.
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J. A. Applegate, Esq., of Salem, is in
Ashland this week.
Sami. Arendt came out from Rose-burg
again the fore part of the week.
W. B. Rice, of the Oregon Pacific R. R..
has been in town again this week.
Sheriff Dean came up from Jackson
ville Tuesday on a business visit.
Mr. O. T. Brown and family, of Klam
ath county, are in town this week.
Enoch F. Walker, of Manzanita pre
cinct, has Ixt-n in town this week.
Mrs. M. G. Royal will start with her
children for I’emlleton next Wednesday.
Lieutenants Lovell and Gustin are of
ficers of the new company at Fort Klam
ath.
Mrs. J. Tocpper, of Jacksonville, who
has been seriously ill, is recovering her
health.
Mr. E. C. Brooks, the Jacksonville
druggist and jeweler, was in town last
Tuesday.
_ Mr. C. Cunningham is in from Fort
Klamath after another lotul oT winter
supplies.
W. J. Finley and John Taylor, Jr., w ero
among the Sprague River delegation in
town this week.
W. P. Hammon, of the Wagner creek
nurseries, will go to San Francisco on
a business trip hood .
David Horn and daughter Dora, of
Henley, Cal., will leave for the East the
fore part of next week.
Mr. 1). B. Brenner, recenty of Gray’«
Harbor, is in town, and contemplates re
maining in Southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, of Sprague
River valley, arrived in town Wednesday,
for a short stay in the valley.
Amos Lundy, of Sprague river, was in
Ashland the first of the week, after a load
of Hour and other provisions.
J. N. Hall, the Central Point teacher,
returned from Ohio recently, and is again
wielding the ferule and birch.
G. W. Wilshire has returned to Lake
county, after having arranged his busi-
ness affairs here for the winter.
Miss Cora Linn, of Jacksonville, re
turned home last week from a visit of
some length in the Willamette valley.
Chas. Strang, of tho hardware and
drug firm of Vrooman, Miller A Co.. Med
ford, made us a short visit last Saturday.
A. B. Forbs, of San Francisco, general
agent of the New York Mutual Life Ins.
Co., stopjMxl in town one day this week.
Miss Irene Chitwood, who went to
Portland last week, will spend some time
at Astoria with her sister, Mrs. (\ B.
Watson.
Col. W. S. Stone and wife came over
from Yreka yesterday, on business con
nected with the sale of their farm near
Talent.
HERE AND THERE.
Circuit Court for Josephine county j
convenes November 1st.
The Anderson, Cal.. Enterprise is now .
published by two enterprising ladv I ,
printers.
It is reported that Clayton A Abshier I
will build a store and put iu a stock of I
goods at Silver Lake soon.
It is rumored that Michael Davift. the
Irish patriot, is about to be married to
Miss Yore, an Oakland heiress.
The Sentinel wants the Jacksonville
people to make another effort to begin
the building of the propose«! branch rail
road.
“Tail Hold" is the name of a place iu
Butte Creek Valley near the Oregon Hue
in Siskiyou county, given by the cattle
herders.
Quincy A. Brooks, the newly appointed
Collector of Customs, visited Olympia
the other day, filed his official bond ami
had it approveiL
KLAMATH COUNTY.
Duck shooting is good along the river
and on the lakes now.
Mrs. Duniway had good andiencca at her
lectures in Linkville.
John Gliem will build a large new.barn
at Merganser this fall.
Linkville is lieginning to talk more
seriously of fire protection.
S. L. Daniels, of Chico, Cal., is in the
county wanting to buy mules.
Wirt. Freeman, of Sierra valley, has
bought a band of cattle in Sprague River
valley.
Messrs. Low & Trainor will put up
bath rooms for the accommodation of the
public at the Linkville hot springs.__ i g
Cattle men have still been buying some
bt-eves this week; $22.50 for two-year-
olds and $26.50 for threes being the latest I
figures offered.
A lieutenant and six men of Troop M., I
wore left at Fort Klamath to “protect” the
post till the arrival of the infantry com
pany, when they will rejoin their troop at
Bidwell.
All the beef cattle in Sprague River
valley have been sold except those of
Wm. Robinson and Capt. Barnes, and
Mr. Robinson will drive them to Sacra-
iueto at once.
Royal a Perfect Baking Powder—Absolutely
Free from Lime.
The Royal Baking Powder is «onsidered by all chemists
and food analysts to be a marvel of purity, strength, and
wholesomeness. Furthermore, it is now the only baking
powder before the public free from lime and absolutely pure.
This is due largely to the improved method by the use
of which it has been made possible to produce a perfectly
pure cream of tartar, from which all the lime has been
eliminated.
This chemically pur? cream of tartar is exclusively
employed in the manufacture of the Royal Baking Powder,
so that its absolute freedom from lime and all other
extraneous substances is guaranteed.
Professor McMurtrie, late chemist in chief to the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, after analyzing many samples of
cream of tartar of the market, testified to the absolute
purity of that used in the Royal Baking Powder as follows;
“I have examined the cream of tartar manufactured by
the New York Tartar Company and used by the Royal
Baking Powder Company in the manufacture of their bak
ing powder, and find it to be perfectly pure, and free troiu
lime iu any form.
“All chemical tests to which I have submitted it have
proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthful, ot
uniform, excellent quality, and free from any deleterious
bubstance.
WM, McMURTRIE, E.M., Ph.D.,
in Chief U. S. D< f( of AgricuUnrcf
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The Oregon Pacific will be extended to
Climax tobaeeo 12 oz. plugs 35 cents
Newport and that city made the terminus.
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at the Red House or 3 for $1
Col. Hogg it is report«»«!, h;is purchased
the principal part of Newport.
Just revive.! at O. II. Blount's, lujoz
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Lilley m ek scarfs, 5l> cts. to $1.00.
There is a big competition in Corvallis
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lie tween the grocers, 16 pounds of
IL A. Cook has l»een appointed 1’. M.
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granlated sugar for a dollar are tho liest
at Draper postoiliee, oil I<x>t's creek.
figures wo have seen. — [ Democrat.
Fresh and complete stock of groceries
Prineville had a narrow escape from a
The fire which burned the buildings of
at cash prices nt (lco. H. Currey'.«. *
large fire the other day und is now alive Nichols A Hamakar damaged somewhat
Henry Klippel’s new quartz mill near
The Itk.il Chatan«|ua circle held its
to the mwssity of increase«! facilities for tuo front of the fine store building of
To lite Public.
.Jacksonville was to lie started this week. first meeting for this year ¡it the resi- ;
extinguishing future contlagrations.
Graves, Kertchin A Ward opposite, and
Th«< uuderaigued having formed a
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Leeds last
also destroyed a small building lielong-
L iuii I bt to exchange for shakes and
Lafayette
Register'.
The
Salvation
artuersbip to carry on the mercantile shingles. Apply to W. G. Tanner, Ash Monday evening; and a number of new [
ing to Mr. Hoffman. It took hard work
Army
is
doing
the
city
ol
Portland
now.
usiness in Ashland would respectfidly land.
nieuibers were admitted Tho next meet
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If that band should succeed in saving to save the building of Graves. Kertchem
poll« it a fair shore of the patronagt» of
ing will lie held next Mon«lay evening at
that
city, th«>y will deserve much cre«lit. A Ward.
the people of Ashland and vicinity, at
Real estate transactions are becoming th«* same place.
Linkville Star, Oct. 23«1:
th<-old established store of J. I). Foun more numerous than during the summer
N. L. Roller, of Corvallis, has perfect«>«l
Co. K., 14th Infantry, arrived in Ash-
tain tn the Gild Fellows’ block. We months.
C. C. Low has opened an eating house,
an apparatus for separating the fine gold
Ian«! Saturdry morning last en route for
shall keep a full stock on hand at nil
from quartz tailings and black sand. He next door to and adjoining Sergent Bro’s
Thompson A Stevenson are having a Fort Klamath, and took up their line of
times, and will aim to give satisfaction
is
trying his invention on the beach at store.
to all customers by uniform fair dealing new plank floor laid in the Ashland livery mareh the same day. There should be
Ramlolph,
C« mis county.
stables.
Nichols At Hamakar have moved their
two full troops of cavalry at Fort Klam
and low prices.
law
office into S. B. Cranston’s old office.
Tho
running
horse
“
Bogus,
”
recently
at
ath
(>ost,
instead
of
only
one
infantry
J. D. F ountain ,
The Sheriff will begin his annual round
the Walla Walla fair, will be taken to
W. G. H olmes .
of tax collecting at Chimney Rock on company wit h but forty-six men.
John
Wells, of Sprague river, has tak
California by his owner, W. H. Babb, en his sheep
Nov. 11th.
back to Jackson county for
II. S. Emery, of the Ashland Furniture
who wants to run him against any the winter.
Death of Judge lluucati.
Store,
returned
home
from
Portland
Sun
Readers, visit Dr. Van Aukin for all
half-mile horse in the country.
Judge L. J. C. Duncan, one of the old dental operations. Teeth at almost vonr day morning, aud reports that he pur
Several families passed through town
Dave Latourette, for many years past Sunday last, en route for their new home
chased a large stock of new furniture,
residents and honored pioneers of Jack- own price.
nightwatchman and special policeman in Poo valley.
wall paper and carpets, invoices of which i '
son comity, died at his home in Jackson
Ashland has nearly a hundred
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more will Ix'gin to arrive this week. The se
at the depot of the O. «V C. R. R. in Salem,
ville on .Tuesday evening last, Oct. 26th,
Henry Kessler's family arrived from
was found «lead in his bed at the Cheine-
and was laid to rest in the cemetery near children in its public schools than Eu lections ¡ire choice, and prices will bo
Yreka Saturday last, and are occupying
keta Hotel last Tuesday morning.
down to l.M'drock, as usual.
that place yesterday afternoon. Judge gene City has.
Dr. Hemen way’s residence.
Duncan was a prominent citizen of the
G«-t your catarrh cured, an artificial
The assessment roll this year reveals
A report of Mrs. Duniway*s lecture iu
county; was a memlier of the convention limb and au artificial eye while you have Ashland, giving her arguments against
Walter C. Johnson, son-in-law of Mr.
the fact that Peter French pays taxes on
which trained the Oregon state constitu the chance.
35,1X1(1 acres of land, valued at $44,750, and Mrs. Smith, arrived in Linkville
prohibition has been handed the T idings
tion, was County Judge and also held
and W. B. Todhunter payson 4,160 acres, Tuesday night from Hollister, Cal., to I
Be careful to elect no “Ixxidle" council an«l will be published in a future issue,
the office of sheriff for two terms. He
take possession of the Bly hotel property,
valued at $5,200. Burns Paper.
having
come
in
just
at
a
time
when
our
was a man of sterling integrity, honorable, men next Monday, whether you favor space was crowded with matters which
owned by Mr. Johnsou.
engine
or
pipe.
The (). R. A N. C«i. will run three
industrious and universally resjiected and
are of immediate local mtt'rest anil would
Mr. Kierman, who has been in the
steamers on the Willamette this winter,
estevmetL He leaves a wife, but no chil
Mrs. Bartie, recently from Myrtle not bear postponement.
and will begin business when the water county several days buying cattle for
dren.
creek, talks of opening a new grocery
permits. The (). P. runs regardless of Grayson. Gwen & Co., of Oakland, left
The editor of the Corsicana, Tex., Ob
store in Ashland.
here with 950 head of fine beef cattle, all
water and thereby gains a big point.
server, Mr. G. P. Miller, had a severe at
Loes to Salem.
The last rains will allow the plows to tack of rheumatism in his left knee, wliich
of which were bought in this county.
Charley Charlton ami John Backus, The price paid was about $22 for two-
Everything Goes Wrong
Mr. L. F. \yilhts, of this place, has cut a little deeper, and will set more of became so swollen and painful that he
who were held to await the action of the year-olds, and $25 for three-year-olds.
In
the bodily mechanism when the liver
bought a half interest in the drug store them at work.
eoultl not walk lip the stairs. He writes
grand jury, at Prineville, charged with
Reta out of order. Constipation, dyspep
of fl. W. Matthews at Salem, and will
that ¡ifter a lew applications of St. Jacob«
robbing the County Treasurer’s safe of
sia, contamination of the blood, imperfect
The finest assortment of glassware and Oil, the pain entirely disappeared, ami
start with bis wife for that city within a
Business Notice.
$3,(MX>, were examined by the graml jury
assimilation, are certain to ensue. But it
few days, Mr. Willits is an experience«! crockery in the city is to I m » fotuid at the kiit'o assume«! its normal proportions
is easy to prevent these consequences,
ami
«lischarged.
Geo.
il.
Currey
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s.
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druggist and will tie able to do his full
Having sold an interest in my merchandise and remove their cause, by a oourse of Hos
Robt. A. Miller, of Jacksonville, lias
share in making their drug store one of i The ease of G. E. Thompson vs. Ira
So far as known only tw«> salmon have business, 1 most respectfully request all per tetter's Stomach Bitters, which stimulates
made
arrangements
to
ship
grapes
regu
the best and most reliable in the capital Hawk •y has Ix-en apjiealed to the supreme
lieen able to climb th«> fish ladder at Ore sous owing <m notes or accounts to settle th«’ the biliary organ and regulates its action.
larly from his tatlmr’s vineyard at that
irami diiitcly.
Accounts not paid by The direct result is a disi«p}*earance of the
city. Air. Willits is of the class of citi court irom Lake county.
gon City. The tavond one was captured same
November l itii. must be put into note» witii
place to Port laud «luring the coming
zens whose departure is always a loss to
at Albany Thursday. H«> would In» val approved security. The ohi books must be pains beneath the ribs and through the
shoulder blade, the nausea, headaches,
Charles Cornelius, of Portland, has month, l he gram's grown in that vine
J. D. F ountain ,
the community, but his many friends
ued more by the friends of the ladder I closed without delay.
yellowness of the skin, furred look of the
Ashland, Or.. Oct. 2Sth. 1SS6.
here will rejoice at his success elsewhere, bought a half interest in the quartz mill yard ar«' luscious enough to drivo the
than by a cook. E.r.
tongue, and sour odor of the breath, which
California grapes out of the Portlaml
notwithstanding. Mr. Matthews has an of L. D. Brown, near Gold Hill.
characterize liver complaint. Sound di
Billy
Edwards,
the
pugilist,
who
was
market.
excellent location in Salem, and of course
gestion and a regular habit of body are
Rheumatism, and similar diseases,
bound
over
to
appear
before
the
U.
S.
keeps one of the neatest drug stores in caused by a low state of the system, are
blessings also secured l>y the us«‘ of this
Tho Chronicle correspondent, whose
graml
jury
for
bribing
voters
in
Portland
celebrated restorative of health, which im
the Willamette valley.
account of the overland stage trip we
cured by using Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
at last election, is in the last stages of
parts a degree of vigor to the lx>dy which
publish on first page this w«»ek, has
consumption, it is reported, and on that
is its best guarantee of safety from mala
John Real killed twenty-six wild geese evidently an alnuiduueo of enthusiasm in
Waler Pipe Ticket.
account was not indicted bv the graml Equal Protection Should Fol rial epidemics. Nerve weakness and over
in five shots with a shot gun at his place
low Equal Taxation.
The mass convention called to nomi- on Bear creek east of town last Tuesday. his nature, but there are many residents
tension are relieved by it, and it improves
jury.
of the Rogue River valley who are not less
Miss Sadie Hall, who resigned her
both appetite and sleep.
Date a ticket in favor of laying water pipe
Says
the
Lakeview
Examiner:
Pease
enthusiastic
iu
their
appreciation
of
the
position in the Ashland public school,
Messrs. John and Eddy Grubb, Milo
for tire protection met at McCall’s hall
All
voters
of
Ashland
who
favor
the
above
last Monday ulternuou, Oct. 25th, and Walker ami others killed fourteen deer beauties and advantages of this favored started last Friday evening for her home A Sexton are the new contractors on the sentiment are respectfully invited to meet in
southern mail route, who succeed Hatton Myer's Hall ou
in Chicago.
organized by the choice of J udge E. De- out in the Dead Indian country last sjjot of earth.
Bros. One of the firm, in company with
V-att | as chairman and Robt. Tay lor, week.
A Henley correspondent of the Yreka
Miss Mary Coleman, of Eden precinct, one of the Small Bros., passed through Friday, October 29, 1886.
ecretdry.
At 2 o'clock, p. m.. to nominate candidates for
Purify your blood, tone up the system, Journal says: A very pleasant surprise who was at the point of death last week
DR. VanAUKIN
The object of the meeting having been and regulate the digestive organs by tak wits given Miss Eihth Linten hist Tues with typhoid fever, is reported now as this week to Summer Lake to buy horses city otliees. Come one and all. This is an
for
tins
line.
important matter.
stated! nominations were at once pro- ing Ho. >d’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by all day evening. About ten couples met at convalescent
Doubtless the town has heretofore been
ceeded with, and resulted in placing in druggists.
A very peculiar arrangement is a glass
Mr. Frank Niles’, then took up the fine
Fresh and complete Btock of staple and well billed by his gentlemanly advance
Miss Melle Wrisley has been in town glolie, cont.uniug a fan wheel of such
the field the following ticket:
of tnnreh to Miss Liuten’s residence.
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agent, E. B. Mott Readers, we have
Quit yer foolin, yer dod rotted old
Samuel M. Smith, an Oregon pioneer, I »curing with them baskets of cake, pies, this week, receiving orders for a hand thin texture that tho light from the sun fancy groceries at the Red House.
Mayor, J. M. McCall.
somely
printed
and
elegantly
bound
edi
formerly
in
the
wholesale
drug
business
Magnetic soap take« the lead—Geo. H. among us now a catarrh specialist, and mule I Yer can’t git me off cause I
Coiuiciimen, Henry Judge, Abram
or even a match will turn it. One side
candy, nuts, t tc. A very pleasant time
for the treatment of artificial eyes, arti haint had a chair for a iceek and I
tion of the Bible.
in Portland, died in Douglas county last was experienced.
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Bish, James Thornton, M. L. McCall.
of the fans is black ami the other silver. Currey, sole agent.
ficial limbs and all manner of appliances mint to go down to Burckhalter <fr Has
Sunday.
Recorder, J. S. Eubanks, Sr.
Goo. Cross, who recently took up a The brighter the light the faster the
Jaiues Sullivan of Salem. Oregon, savs he for deformities, that may never visit you tys to git me a plug of good terbacker
Chas. H. Hill, formerly of this place,
Treasurer, M. L. Alford.
fan
revolves.
It
may
be
seen
at
Will
land
claim
in
Butte
creek
valley,
Siski
Burckhalter A Hasty have made an ad who has lieen engaged in the marble bus I
was cured of the asthma by Gilmore’s Mag again. The doctor will doubtless re and I'm gtcine to »tick on till ice gits
Marshal, S. D. Taylor.
dition to their building on the corner, iness at Seattle for several years past, has you county, is in this valley this week, Brothers in this city, [.l/lwoii/ Democrat. netic Elixir. For sale at the City drug main here all winter. As an expert sur thar you bet!
store.
Street Commissioner, Daniel Chapman. giving them more room and more con-
geon exchanges on file say he cannot bo
The Sagebrush Stockman is the name
moved his establishment to Tacoma, aud on a business trip.
E. D e P eatt , Clin.
veniences.
excelled. Dr. Van Auken comes rt'com-
of
a
new
paper
published
at
Reno,
Neva
the
Diiily
/.<
dger
of
the
latter
place
com
E.
F.
Simon,
of
Eagle
Point,
son
of
BORN
Robt. Taylor. Sec
mended from all the Atlantic states with
1
Miss Katy ('hitwood has taken the pliments his workmanship in the line of Peter Simon, returned home last week da, in the special field of the range stock
marble cutting as the Ixst done on the from Colorado, where ho has been for interests of Nevada and Eastern Oregon. LOGAN—In Ashland, Oct. 27, 188C., to Mr and testimonials that cannot be denied for
place
of
Miss
Sadie
Hall
lit
the
south
Ash
I
A'liliimt School Notes.
Mrs. C. W. Logan, a son.
the treatment of catarrh, where almost
It contains all the range stock news ami
I land
school. Miss Chitwood is an ef Sound. His brother George went from some two years past.
has nearly a whole page of advertised M< LEAN.—In Klamath county. Oregon, Oct. invariably he perfects a cure in every
Ashland recently to assist him in the
School still increasing.
ficient teacher.
Miss Lizzie Dunn, who had lieen at brands. Stockmen will find it valuable.
1'.‘. 18M», to tile wife ol Rev. R. McLean, a case. Otherwise he will inform you to
business.
son.
The Juniors and Seniors have not de
Montesano, W.T., for several months, vis
Charlev Graves has rented the old shoe
the contrary. Readers ! very few of you
A young mau mimed Huffman, who iting her sister, Mrs. S. S. Caldwell, re
The new town of Sisson, at the termin RETTER—In Jacksonville. Oct. 1st. to Mr. aud are aware of the fact that nasal catarrh
ci led u|x>n class “colors'* and “mottoes" shop of E. DePeatt near the bridge, anti
us of the C. A O. railroad, is already laid
Mrs a . I.. Reuter, n daughter.
yet, but will next week.
will lie ready to lt'gin business next Mon has lieen living at Gohl Hill for some turned home this week.
can lie so easily cured. Visit the doctor
time past, was arresteil by Sheriff Dean I
off into town lots which w ill be auctioned
day.
Nov.
1st.
while you have a chance. His explana
Mrs.
C.
W.
Root
has
gone
to
Tacoma,
i hir literary society now holds its ses
M A KRIEI).
off ou the 29 of the month. It consists
on Wednesday last on telegraphic advice
tion will convince you at once. Il is
sions Friday afternoons instead of Friday
A gotxl rain of about a half-inch of from Sheriff Bently of Umatilla county. W. T., to join her husband, who is now a of about 12(1 acres ami is admirably situ-
evenings.
water fell Wednesday night, making a The prisoner is charged with horse member of the engineer corps of the atixi, commanding a beautiful view of IIOl STON— RODGERS-In Table Rock pre- useless for us to say anything further as
ehm t. Oct. 2d. lly Elder Willis Alden, Will regards liis dental operations, which are
total
rainfall here of 1.64 inches for the stealing aud also for jumping his bail Northern Pacific Railr-A.d Co.
i Shasta, and containing all the natural re-
A pleasant call from Mrs. Duniway hist
Houston and Miss Emuia Rodgers.
recommended to us as l>eing simply the
present
month.
bomi
while
awaiting
trial.
The
Umatilla
■
sources
reqiured.
An
excursion
from
be
Conductor Kearney returned last week
week was highly appreciated by teachers
The doctor has
Bl’ICK—HALL.—At Myrtle creek. Oct. 1.".. lssti, lx>s8 of the business.
and pupils.
The school directors have not decided county sheriff arrived here Thursday ami from his visit with the old folks in the low will arrive on the 28th ami it is prob
Mr. C. I> Buick of Silver Lake, to Miss Emma employed as an assistant Dr. F. H.
started back with his man last evening.— 1 East, and is again in charge of his train able that the lots will be bought mostly
Hall, of Douglas county.
Young, from Toronto, Canada.
The genial face of ye trustee G. F. yet how t<> provide the additional school [Sentiial.
by city people. | Yreka 1’iiion.
between Ashland and Roseburg.
accommodations
ne»s.letl
by
the
children
Billmgs litis lieen seen among us several
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
W E A T HERR E PO RT.
Albany “Democrat:” Dick Turpin
A man recently from the C. A O. R. R.
The members of the two U. S. topo
times of late. Come again and Bring in this district.
ri:i>BYTrniAS
Cm r < it.—l'ren< hing morn
front says the Chinese em graphical surveying imrties lsft Ashland arrived in Albany last Saturday with
others with yon.
Summer coughs and colds generally construction
ing ami evening at the miml time. Sunday
Day of
Temperature.
Rain fall
ployed
by
the
company
¡ire
Heeeeil
un-
some
specimens
of
rock
containing
gold,
last
week,
somo
going
east
viz
Portland,
School at U:30 a . m .
No one can judge accurately < >f the come to stay, but the use of Red Star nierciiuliy in the prices of tho goods they and others going overland to San Fran which he claims to have found in a new m< «nth
Max. Minn.
Inches.
Rev. J. V. Milligan, pastor.
worth of a school without visiting it; we Cough Cure inveriably drives them away. buy. They are not permitted to pur cisco.
ledge near Glendale, dose to Starveout
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31
57
.01
B aitist Cat K i ii .-B cv . A. M. Ru«sell will oc
then-fore urge all patrons and others who Safe, prompt, sure.
mines. That is beeomiug a great min
chase anything at all except ¡it tb«> com
23
56
45
.04
cupy tile pulpit of tile Baptist church each
feel interest«*«! to come and see ns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira P. Chandler, of ing region, and no doubt the new ledge
Snuday morning am! evening until further
W. H. Wickham reports the sale of pany’s stores; ami as au example of the
24
63
42
.00
notice.
25
A marked improvement in the work of l’rof. M. G. Royal's house and lot near extortiouate prices exaete«l he says chick i Bonanza, came in over the mountains the is a good one. Turpin says he once
70
39
.00
The subleet for the morning discour-e at the
of the week, to spend a fort ownoii a half interest in the Starveout ■ 26
the pupils is manifest of late. Not one the college to Mrs. M. A. Freeland; con ens, which the company buys of peddlers i forepart
37
72
.00
Baptist church next Sabbath will be: The
night
with
relatives
and
friends
in
this
sideration,
$111X1
Voice
of <!<x! in the Earthquakes und the Flood.
at
$6.1X1
per
dozen,
are
sold
to
the
Chinese
nunes
ami
sold
it
for
a
Winchester
rille,
in a class of twenty-four lieing marked
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71
43
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.00
valley.
¡it
a
dollar
apiece.
anil
that
recently
$140,000
was
offered
lielow 90 per cent upon daily recitation,
28
65
44
.42
D
vnkard
Ciit'Kcii.—Preaching on every 8J
in the new compauy at Fort Klamath
Sunday in each month at 11 a . m .
for several days in succession.
Mrs. M. A. Freelaud, and family ar for them.
there are but forty-six men, all told, nine
Caro Bros., of Roseburg, have made an
Wall! I've lost my hat and I’ve bunt
Total rainfall to Oct. 29th, 1.64 inches.
L ibekai . H all , T alent . -Liberal Sunday
Charles W. Clarke, formerly a student
Next w«>ek the names of those having a officers, commissioned am! non-commis- assignment. Thor«' is a contest over the rived here last Friday from Prineville.
School meets for Bible study and discussion ed the old mule but I’ve got my terback
I
She
has
disposed
of
her
stock
ranch
in
i
assignee, however. The assignors want
at tho Willamette university, Salem, but
perfect standing in rhetoric will appear sioutil. and forty men.
every Sunday nt 11 a m . Cordial invitation to er all the name.
Crook county, and intends to reside in I I j now a resident «if Spokane Falls. W. T.,
Shooting Score.
eve ryone.
among “school notes.”
A. W. Bish has one of the finest colts Hyman Abraham and the creditors want Ashland.
someone
<>lse,
The
liabilities
figure
up
has
been
awarded
the
first
prize
of
$5(X>
Fullownug is the «core at the iaet pigeon
in the county a black.
Percheron,
Secular Sunday School.
Dr. H. Y. Warren, of Janesville. Wis., offered by the publishers of the Youth’s shoot of the Auhland club:
School Tax Voted,
sired by Gambetta. It is 6’i months to aixml $20,600, but friends of the firm
The Secnlar Sunday School will meet in
suv
the
assets
will
meet
the
dem.miLs
in
j
Companion
for
a
story
for
boys,
the
pub
( proprietor of the Ashland -Linkville
io
1«
io
:Xl
Granite Hall every Sunday at 3:(W o'clock
At the school meeting for Ashland old amt weighs 82H lbs.
full. Portland creditors laid an attach- I stage line, arrived in town Wednesday lication of which will be commenced in
shots, shots, shots. Total. p. m . Every body invited—ladies and gen
District last Saturday afternoon there
The stockmen of the upp«T eml of this ‘ merit for $4iXXJ and caused the assign and will spend several days looking after that journal about January 1. There Merritt....... ............... 8
10
10
2S
tlemen, girls and boys, and “little child
7
9
Has returned to A.hland
Aitimi....... ■ •••••• • • • •• X
23
«as a large attendance, crowding uncom valley talk of organizing au association ment. A much larg<*r amount is claimed business on the line.
were several prizes awarded, ami the Carter
7
8
.......
20 I ren.” Regular discount« by E. L. Apple
. .• .. •.. 5
and will reopen his
fortably the large room at the south for tlieir mutual protection ami assistance, by San Francisco creditors.
number of competitors was over 5,600. Farlow......
gate as master in History. Literature and
....... 8
<
9
23
Mr. Jacobs reports that while in Iowa The title of Mr. Clarke’s story is “Klat- Willard......
school house. A statement of the amount something greatly neeileil.
6
5
Philosophy
and
the
Sciences.
7
18
•»
R >berts A O'Neil have bought the fine he met Anderson Clubb, who spent sev
11
of money required to carry on the schools
DePeatt.... ..............
3
Subject for next Sunday— The philoso
7
E. J. Farlow and Corlies Merritt bagged farm of Mrs. W. S. Stone near Talent, eral months in Ashland hist year. Mr. awa,” a Chinook wor«l meaning "go.”
/
Myer...........
....... 7
20
for the year was made. the salary of each
phy of the National Banking System.
..............
5
...
0
Youle.. ...
twenty
six
quail
iu
an
afternoon
’
s
320
acres,
for
$9.000;
and
have
also
In
a
few
days
the
Northern
Pacific
Clubb
intends
to
come
here
to
stay
as
teacher lieing stated. The principal is
Where he will aecominoilate old and
paid $lH<>0 for the year and the amount shoot last Monday, and having no re lxiught the old Norton place adjacent to soon as he can dispose of his farm to ad Terminal company will advertise for pro
Dentistry.
posals to build the big machine shop at
new customer, with the best of new-
of tuition paid by pupils in his room I triever, also lost a number that were shot. Medford, for $7000. They had intended vantage.
Dr. Cooper, Dentist, Ashland House,
moving to California, but after an extend
Albina. The foundation was laid some
work and repairing, as in the past,
from outside the district. The second
Convention of voters oppose,! to water ed
'
Geo.
Engle,
Mayor
of
the
city.
Wells
Ashland, will perform all operations as
tour through that state in search of a |
tune since and the material and machinery
1149
teacher is paid $60 per month; two others, pipe and iu favor of an engine will be
When Baby waa tick, we Rare her Carter!«.
, Fargo and California. Oregon A Idaho
reasonable as ib consistent with first-class
$50 per month, and the remaining two, iiekl this afternoon at two o'clock at place to suit him. Mr. Rolierts returned i i Stage Company’s agent, and proprietor have lieen on the ground more than a
work and good material. Teeth that are
When «lie wm a Child, «he cried fur Carton«,
Price« of teeth at Van Aukin’eare front
815 per month. S. B. Galey submitted a i M ver’s Hall. Mee call in another column. ' to this county last week, convinced that ! . of the Bed House, went to Portland Mon year, waiting for the order to go ahead.
mere shells built up and restored to their $15.50 to $30.50 for his specialty, gold
they coulil do lK'tter in Southern Oregon I
This ortler has come at last and will be
When «he became Mis., she clang to Cartoria,
resolution that a five-mill tax lie levied to
day
evening
to
purchase
new
gixids
for
natwral
shape
without
pain.
Gold
fillings
execute«! without delay. It will cost
lined plates.
• be a« plied for th«« payment of teiU-hefs’ I The old favorite Morrison plow and tluui any where else. They are enterpris the winter trade.
When she had Children, aha gave them Castoria,
a specialty. Anaesthetics administered
something like 815O.1XX1 to erect the shops,
M>iari<x. and for no other purpose, and the New Home sewing machine for sale ing men ami good fanners, and we are j I
You can get any kind of a boot or shoe
for the painless extraction of teeth.
Nearly all of the seventy-five people most of which will be for labor, and w ill
that the schools of Ashland shall be free at Invest figures for cash at Reesers Hard glad to see them remain in this valley.
at any price at Hatfield k Herrin’« Boot
make
times
very
lively
this
fall
and
win
who
went
from
Ashland
to
Portland
on
• for all children of school age in the dis ware store.
‘•Buchu-Paiba.**
Geo. L. Dean, who returned last week
and Shoe «tore.
♦
ter around Albina. The shops when
turb Speeches in upjMieitioii to the res
Qt'ick, complete cure, all kidney, bladder
An excursion from San Francisco from Glendale, says ho w!is at the Starve the excursion had returned by Wednes completed, will give regular employment
and urinary diseases, scalding, irritation, stone,
The licet assortment of ladies dress
olutions wre made by (.’apt. Tho«. Smith came out to th«» terminus of the C. A O. out mine during his stay in that region. day morning. There are too many of
gravel, catarrh of the bladder. 11, druggists. goods and trimmings in the city at the
i:nd Jackson Hoekersnnth. Th«- ballot R. R. yesterday, and to-day there will be The mine is kept constantly gtuirded, them to admit of individual personal to a small army of men.—[Oregonian.
Bed-bugs, File«.
taken Showed S* votes for the resolution i an auction sale of town lots at the new ami only those interested are admitted, i mention this time.
Pioneer «tore.
The story of the loss of 40.1XX) heail of
Flies, roaches. Hnts, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
to .54 •¡■gainst a majority of 34 for the : tow-n of Sisson's.
Umloubtwlly it is neh. but the recent re- | E. P. Pickens, of Table Rock, made a cattle in Montana, the projaTty of a St.
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by “Rough
Salt salmon at Clayton A- Gore’s.
ta X. 1\ motion was tin n made ami car I
port of a find opuilly as rich on one of j trip over into Siskiyou county this week, L xiiuh synditiate, r«‘ported some time ng«)
on rats.” 15c.
O.
H.
Blount
was
thrown
from
the
ex
ried tii.it th** directors lx» authorize«! to
Tliin People.
the extensions locateil is without founds- ! returning Wednesday. While there he in a Walla Walla paper ami copied by us
“Wells’ Health Renewer’’restores health and
provide adequate accommodations for the press wagon last Saturday ami so badly ; tioii. No permanent ledge has I»e«'n investigated the pros|*ects for marketing is contradicted by the manager of the
vigor, cures «lyspepaia. impotence, sexual de
pupils of the district, which means the bruised that he could barely walk for I , found in any of the extensions. Tho hogs and other produce at the railroad syndicate. Only about 250 head were Is a peculiar medicine, anil is carefully pre bility.
XI.
leasing of rooms somewhere outside of I several days. He is able to attend to ' i Starveout is pronounceil by experts front, but was not favorably impressed lost, a very small per cent, of the great pare«] by competent pharmacists. The com
‘•Hough an Pain.”
business
again
now,
however.
the school housi's, »r finishing the upfier
Cures cholera, colic, cramps, diarrluea,
i to be a true fissure ledge and the r<x‘k with the outlook.
drove which reachcil the range in British bination and proportion of Sarsaparilla, Dan
rooms of the north school house, as the
Columbia in fairly good condition. The delion, Mandrake. Yellow Dock, and other aches, pains, sprains, headache, neuralgia,
Prof. Unger has a good class in book ■ thus far prospected outside of the rich I
Dr. D. Payton and wife of Stockton, cattle lost were from Texas, and arrived remedial agents is exclusively peculiar to rheumatism. 20c. Rough oil pain plasters. I m ».
rooms are all crowded now.
keeping. ami young people in town w ho ! chimney or chute which caused the great
Mothers.
Scho«>i Clerk N. H. Claytou is already want a practical knowledge of the« lest I excitement will pay well for milling. Cal., and their son, Dr. J. E. Payton of at the rendezvous in poor flesh. The Hood's Sarsaparilla, giving it strength and
If you arc failing, broken, worn out and ner
eiigitgcd in assessing tlm projiertv of the syst'tn of IsKik-keeping ever taught ¡ The owners hate a good mine whether Drain, with bis wife, have lieeii visiting ! stock collected in Oregon and Washing curative power siqierior to other prepa vous, us«' “Wells' Health Renewer.’’ XL Drug
relatives in Ashland this week. Dr. D. ton which started in gtss! condition got rations. A trial will convince you of its gists.
district.
i the rich strikes hold out or not.
shoukl not miss this opportunity.
•‘Water Bugs, Roache«.**
Payton. who was formerly the leading through without loss.—[Oregonian.
great medicinal value, lioml's Sarsaparilla
“Rough on Rats" clears them out, also beet
On Nov. 1st the running time of trains physician at Salem, is the father of Mrs.
Founil In the read north of Ashland,
I'be First livvii Twiiigr.
les, ants.
a sum of money. The money was found on tir.' O. .V (’. R. R. will l«e changed, so Dr. Helm of this place.
Purifies the Blood
Life Preserver
Piano Tuning.
As the s. m-on advan -es, the pains mid le. E. K. Aniierson. nn<! tlw loser can r<- that thoM>utb-bound passenger train will
creates and sharpens the appetite, stimulates
if you are losing your grip on life, try
Ex-Sheriff A. S. .Tacolts reached home
“
Wells'
Health
Renewer.“ Goes direct to
aclies by which rheumatism makes itself c>>v« r by proving own« rslup at this of- h ave Portlaml ¡it H a . m .. instead o( 7;-”>0,
I’aul Schoen, of San Francisco, the the digestion, and gives strength to every
k: >wn. are experienced alter cv« ry ex iiv ■ ical paying for this advertisenn-lit.
as at present; and the north-bound pas- last Tuesday niornir^g from bds Iowa trip, efficient and reliable piano tuner who has organ of the body. It cures tlie most severe weak spots.
accompanied by his mother and his
"Rough on Piles.*'
posure. It is liot claimed that ilo<xi's
l'i- '- ■ itb-'H .ml pa.--«ngvr train on fS’G^er tram will reiicli Portland at 3 r. y layer brother. I’. H. Jacobs, and his made regular trips up this way for many cases of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Bolls. Pimple»,
cures piles or hemorrhoids, itcliiug, protrud
•i..
more
than
an
hour
earlier
than
at
Bars: >pari I In is u specific (or rheuumtism th t >.
B. E. : < dclayeil aliout tv.o l>r<-••nt. 1 lii-will en if«!«' chjiu eunm-c- wife. A sister of Mr. Jsu-obs, also came years past, will I k - in Ashland alxmt the and all other affections caused by impure ing. bleeding, internal or other. Interna! and
v.e nvi.bt ii there i < or can be. r-iu h a I m 1 iis by a ili'i--
;•> tuuncl 1 in Cow envk I
first of November. Orders left at the blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache, external remedy In each package, s-ur. « tire.
Uiu-tiy. but the tianis'.iitls Is-uetiit«'*! iiaani l;i.-t lm .-slay nighr, but arrival tioii. lx »th north i.i.d south, to 1 h » made out to the coast with her brother N. Ashland House will receive his careful Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrh, Rheu ,ri0c. Druggists.
Jacobs,
of
Alturas,
taking
another
route,
Pretty Women.
ny Hood’s S.:r.--ap.iiill.i, warrant ns in iu Add.:n.I only an h«>ur later thnu usual. with the «!•.•;.ar*.in* and arriving trains i
*
matism, and that extreme tired feeling.
attention.
over tli«> O. 1!. A N. road, and will doubt- but intending to reach Ashland soon.
urging others who sui'i« r from rheumatism
l.a.li<
who
woiil!
retain freshness and .vi
“Hood's Sarsaparilla lias helped me mor«
Re
vacity. Don't fail to' try Wells'
.............. Health
’ “ “
’.u t ' haiig« suja lYwtal Inspector I csk shorten th«' mail time twenty-four
to t >Ke it lieforethe first keen Iwingt.
for catarrh and impure Wood than anything
a
com-
Talent.
Hopkins
&
Co.,
have
newer.
”
If you desire to purchase one of the
lk lUK-s is iu Grant county trying t«> settle hours l««1 wi-eii Ashland ami the East.
Itongli
ou
Itch.
else
I
ever
used.
”
A.
B
all
,
Syracuse,
N.
Y.
the i|Ucstlon as to whether the postoiliee 1‘asseug« r.-. traveling either wav have finest, best improved bottom farms in plete stock ol groceries, and will not Iw
u«
11. Vues, ol Batavia, N. ¥.. says.
“Rough ou Itch" cures hunj°rs. eruptions
X
sli.iil ix‘ at the town of Harney or Camp lneu compelled to stop over night in Southern Oregon, and near the railroad, undersold. Try them.
Creates an Appetite
ringworm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chill
"1 cheerfully commend
call
on
or
address,
Portlaml
heretofore,
which
will
lie
obvi
R.
D.
St
an
foni.
Wains.
Harney,
which
places
are
ouly
h
half
Your Aromaiic Wine
New line hats, light and dark colors,
“ I used Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse my
Rough on Catarrh,
ate«! by this arr<ingen.«»nl, The train Grant's Pass, Oregon.
[11 9
It did new life and vigor send
mile apart.
just received at Blounts.
Wood an«l tone up my system. It gave me a
Corrects offensive odors at once. Complete
i'lirougn this weak frame of mine.
time
will
not
be
chimgetl
la-re.
astherun-
If you want to buy gents furnishing
Prof. J. B. Kohn will return to Ashland ting time- will lie shortened
Twelve poiunhs dry granulated sugar good appetite and seemed to build me over.” cure of worst chronic ease», also unequaled ns
It did for ah my stomach ills
between goods cheap, call at the Pioneer store. *
gargle for diphtheria, sore throat, foul breath.
E. M. H alf ., Lima. Ohio.
Nov. 1st, when he will lx» ready U1 Htteud Portland and Ashland enough to
for
$1 al the Red House.
*
More than the doctor and his pills. '
Soe.
cover
“ I took Hood's Sarsaparilla for cancerous
to tuning and repairing pianos ami or the difference.
l or sale at the City u.ng store.
The highest market price paid for but humor, and it began to act unlike anything
Lumber to exchange for liaeou and
gans. Ail orders left at the music store
Order blanks for Eagle Mills at ('lay-
N.-r -life ai.d vigor lusluAed la men and
Hour. Apply to W. G. Tanner, Reeser’s ter and eggs at Talent. Hopkins A else- It cured tho humor, ami seemed to
Boy
’
s
woolen
shirts,
double
of
Hunsaker
A
Dodge,
will
have
prompt
1
*reast«xl
•»on. n l»y using Gilmore’s Aromatic Wine.
ton A Gore’s, or at the office of G. F. Bil
Co.
’
s
x
block.
x
ton»
up
tiie
whole
irtxly
and
give
me
new
or lace front, at O. H. Blount’s,
I gets me a goot dinner at
attention.
[2w.
Fur sale at the City drug store.
lings. Orders left at these places will re
Two lbs. best gk-ss starch at the Red life." J. F. N ixon , Cambridgeport, Mass. ceive prompt attention. E agle M ills .
For
variety,
quality
and
low
prices
in
the
Ashland House, and
All
kinds
of
lumber
for
sale
at
bottom
Bill Watson, who has been iu the em
Middie-aged men who lack vigor and vi
Send for book giving statements of cures.
*
ladies and childrens shoes, set« Talent House for 25c,
x
tality can be cured by Giu'-orv’s Aromatic ploy of Unas. Hosley, of the Ashland prices. W. G. T anner , Ashland.
then
I buys me a fine cigar
Readers, let this enlighten you just a
Hopkins A Co.
x
W>ue. For sale at tue City ding store.
A large invoice of boots and shoes re-
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Market for several mouths past, left town
little bit: How often do you see back at Burckhalter & Hasty's,
Fine white shirts. 75 cts. up, at O. H.
Sold by all druggists. fl;slxforf3. Prepared only
Teeth extracted by A’an Aukin. Freez eived at the Pioneer store this week. *
East that dentists are only too happy to and then I vas all right.
'-Vfiy will you suffer from ague and rna- i rather unexpectedly to his friemls and Blount’s; five dozen received this week.
ing of gums, painless process, one dollar.
nriu wuen Ginuore's Aromatic Wme will creditors between twighhght ami dawn
Men’s heavy cassimerc pants. $2.5»>, at by c. I. HOOD* co.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass. make you a set of teeth at A an Aitkin's Ta! Ta!
Dry stove w ood for sale by Billings. *
Old way, “ grin and bear it,” 50 cents.
cure you? For sale at tue City drug store. the forepart of this week.
O. H. Blount’s.
*
prices.
IOO Doses One Dollar
C
AGAINST WATER PIPE!
A SPECIALIST !
eroasty .
C
S
CRAVES
SHOE SHOP
Sarsaparilla
I
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