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PERSONAL. CENTUM, POINT GLEANINGS. Choice Oregon apples have lx?en MISCELLANEOUS. selling at $2.50 fx'r box in San Fran cisco th«' choicest, of course. This Pleasant weather predominates. Charley Shale is otit in Klamath Schools in session again. Grunt’s Puss is to have a city park. tells us what a future lies before the county. .MARCH 23, is* r KI DAY Roads in excellent condition. Read the Red House advertiseme nt jM'oplo of Southern Oregon who will Timber grabbing in Klamath county A. H. Ma«»gly, of Jacksonville, is vis emluirk judiciously in the business of has run afoul of the law in some cases prices at Me- Farmers arc preparing their corn New goods and new KEPI Bl.!«'IN COl’.NTi CONVENTION, iting the Puget sound oountry. recently, it is reported. fruit growing. ground. Call’s. Stu w ««o ¡ O. A. Preston came in from Butte Articles of incorporation of the Grant’s Pass shows commendable en ROYAL IÎZJÜ Th«- Republican convention for Jack- W. T. Leever 4 Sons have finished Boys’ fine shirts, for 75cts. at O. 11. Misjtw ?“2! terprise in preparing to attract new GrantjaPass M. E. Church, south, h ive creek, Siskiyou county, last week. son county. < >r«»gon, is hereby calhsl to Blount's. planting their new orchard. ConierR by making a handsome lawn tx'ea filed in the office of the Secre bo held in Jacksonville on April 4th, Mrs. J. H. Barnum and daughter The prospect, for bountiful crops Republican primaries one week from and park along the railroad track, near tary of State; incorporators, Janies S. 1S8H, for the purpose of electing 7 del came up from Medford Last Sunday. was never lietter than at present. theih-pot. Thecitizens have obtained Chilles, James D. Guzzle and Thomas egates to the Republican State Con to-morrow. t f FR< W. P. Owens, of Leland, Josephine We hope to a««» the price in the grain vention. to be held at Portland on Choice early seed potatoes at Clay permission to use water from the rail Ray. county, has moved to Berryvale, Cal. markets advance so that the last year road tank for irrigating the lawn. Wednesday, April 11th, 1888. The ton & (tore’s. x Dr. Carver, the champion marks committee recommends that the pri Max I’racht, of the Ashland Woolen i crop can be ilispos««l of. It is an item worth mentioning as man of th«- world, was defeated on the A grand May Day ball will be given maries be held March 31, 1888. The Mills, returned from Seattle this week. 18th in a match with W. Chick, of encouraging to property holders in Quite a large amount of excellent several precincts will lx» entitled to one at Central Point Ashland that A. F. George, Superin San Diego. The match was for $500. wuol remains in store at th«» Magruder Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fountain re Í delegate each and one delegate for every Almond trees are in bloom -later tendent of th«' Red Bluff Ashland di with 100 birds. T'be score stood 91 turned home last Saturday from San 4 Co. warehouse; wool buyers might 25 votes and one for every fraction over this year than usual. vision of the California 4 Oregon R. IL, to 90. do well to call ami examine the same. Francisco. half that number cast for the Hon. has just Ixuight a tract of 22 acres in Fruit growers meeting at Medford A man whose identity is as yet un Where I haye placed Large Orders for Spring C. Magruder has returned from San Binger Hermann tn 1886, to-wit; Fred Wagner is editor of the uni th<> suburbs of Ashland, for #4250. known jumped from the Salem bridge versity column in the Oregon State Francis«» and mimus well ple;ifx«l with Saturday, March 31st. Ashland ........... 9 Little Butte.......... 2 Goods, J find that I will be unable to handle my his pros|x«’t8 of securing the necea«ary Two of the handsome residences iu into the Willamette last Saturday. He Journal at Eugene. S. Sherman has lx-en appointed a Applegate ........ 1 Medford .............. 3 was seen by persons at a distance, but facilities for carrying on a business in th«' "nob bill ” neighborhood on Main new invoices to advantage without reduc Big Butte ........ 1 Central Point. .. .3 notary public for Talent. Judge Walton and wife, of Medford, “ship shape” with the railroad com stu-«t arc living improved. That of none of them knew him, and his body Chimney Rock .1 Meadows............... 1 have gone to C«x»ur d’ Alene, to visit a pany. ing my present stock. The saw mills are starting up every B. F. Myer has I xx - ii newly painted, has not been fouud. Consequently, Eden.................. 2 Pleasant Creek 1 where for their summer’s run. daughter residing there. and Mr. Atkinson’s is having a bay The small pox is reported as prev Mr. dwell, of Phoenix, and Ward Evans Creek.... 1 lLx-k Point......... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carson and deputy U. Douglas, the real «»state champion, Street commissioner Patterson is im window addition built at the south alent among the Indians at Witchpeck, Flounce lbx-k. 1 Sterling................ 1 «•ml and is Ix-iug improved on the at mouth of Trinity river, eightis'ii S. Collector Owen, of Central Point, made a trip to Portland in order to get Foots Creek.... 1 Steamboat............ 1 proving Oak and Spring streets. interior. miles from Orleans Bar, in Humboldt were in town yesterday. Jacksonville .. .5 ThhtoBoek ......... 1 a depot established in O1 well’s field Business is improving and new * % south of the town site, but the under Trail Creek....... 1 Union Town......... 1 comers are numerous in the valley. One of «the handsomest horst's in county. Cal. It is supposed the dis Mrs. John B. Million, of this place, * ' ‘ 1 • • ease was imported from Eureka, at sea standing is that they failed; and they Willow Springa.1 Southern Oregon is the black Alta is very ill from the effects of lung certainly should. The Dingman Soap takes the lend, mont colt belonging to C. W. Kahler, coast, in the same county. W. H. A tkinson , Chairman. Thia powder never varies A marvel I will offer all lines of winter goods at the lowest troubles of long standing. <>t purity, strength Hint wholesomeneii. ask for a trial barat Clayton 4 Gore's. l-'.-q., now in the training of Capt. Information is waute«l of William Every day strangers come to our More eeononiival «han the ordinary kinds, prices ever known in this locality: Mr. and Mrs. II. Richards, have town hunting real estate. There is and cannot be sold iu competition " iW A nnmtx-r of people from Shasta, Werk at Jacksonville. Th«' horse is Henxy Cole, who left Racine Couuty, Congregational Services. the multitude of low test, short weigffi moved from their farm near Eagle not only haudsome. but gives promise Cal., have been buying lots at Monta Wisconsin, for California, alxmt the quite a large acreage of land that can alum or phosphate powders. Hold only in l)r. Geo. H. Atkinson, of the Con of a speed which will make him a val year 1849. Any intelligence of said Point into Medford foi tjie stnnmer. be pnrchas««l in this vicinity, but the cans. K oval B aking P owdkb Co., 106 gregationnl Church. will hold senu««» gue. uable animal. , ■ ■ person will lx* gladly received by his Bishop Morris aud I Rev. J. W. Sel- owners of same seem to know its worth Wall street. N Y. Dry granulated sugar at the Red at the Ashland Baptist Church next Men’s heavy lined duck coats, regular price $2.50, reduced to $1.50. Geo. \V. Stephenson is buying large sister, M rs. Wiu. A. Goonley, Racine, wood, of the Episcopal Church, spent ami will not dispose of it unless they House, and plentv of it. 10 pounds Sunday afternoon nt 3 o’chx-k. last Saturday aud Sunday iu Ashland. get a fair price. horses, and will mix t those who have Wis. for $1. ' ♦ ASHLAND MARKET PRICES. Boys’ heavy lined duck coats, regular price #2.26, reduced to $1.25. them to sell at M«'dford to-day (Fri John Vaughan (rep.) and Arthur ‘•Not Guilty, but Don’t do It tgain.” Mr. Fred Hansen informs us that the Mrs. Samuel Colvt4/ of Phoenix, Highest market price paid for blitter day. Mar. 23J), at Jacksonville to-mor Spaulding (dem.) jointly “Aunt Hulda,” is reported sick in firm of Douglas 4 Co. have dissolvtxl The following quotations are as Boys' patent button overalls, reduced to 50 cents. One of the amusing jury verdiets and eggs at Geo. H. Curry’s cash or row and in Ashland next Monday, tlie themselves candidates for the announce office of Missouri, where she is visiting old partnership, and that business will 1» nearly correct as it is practicable to give that come to the notice of the public trade. 24th insL He wants hors.-s from five sheriff of Folk county, as follows: friends. done iu Ashland and Central Point un for a ltx'al market, and are intended Men’s heavy grey knit underwear, regular price #2.25, reduced to $1.50. a • is that rendered in the Hamlin cast* at A Methodist church (South) will to eight years old and weighing 12<K) “Stirred by the impulseof political ob der the firm mitne of Luckey 4 Co., cliit-Hy to meet iuquiriee of suliecrilK'rs Men’s tine white knit underwear, 50 cents, 75 cents and $1 00. < .rant’s l’uas last Thursday. The ver probably lie built at Medford the com lbs. aud upwards. Mr. and Mrs, G. W, ^tprley ? of Illi servances, and recognizing the wants Mr. Douglas retiring». at a distance. \V<- cannot lx»ex[x-«-ted dict was: “We find the defendant not ing year. of a great and free people, we find it nois, are in town, lobting over .the ad The longest wagon Ixxl ever seen in The Democratic people of Central to give every slight variation in the Men s red and fancy striped wool underwear, all greatly reduced. guilty; but recommend that he be vantages offered fti tliK faHe/iiff home lnx-essary to announce ourselves can Men’s fine shirts at O. H. Blount's town and the most noticeable wagon Point met and held their primary on prices of the local products. severely reprimanded by the court.” seekers. , ' ■*» 1 ” •- didates for sheriff.” Men’s fine shirts reduced from #1.00 to 50 cents. • > * • 7 » . $ 2 00 last Saturday. The following dele Flour, per cwt. in sacks The court didn't reprimand the de reduced from $1 to 50c ts., iu order to is that just finished for A. L. Willey, Dr. G. H. Atkinson, jof-tlie. (i>pgro- gates were elected to attend the county th«> enterprising carpenter and builder. . 17 IK) “ per 1000 lbs.... Dr. M. H. Beach, of Ixikaview, form fendant, however, thinking, no doubt, reduce stock. 100 dozen men’s overshirts, all prices, from 50 cents to #1.00. gational church, will oome out from It is of th«'same general character as that it is hardly proper to reprove a Farm of 180 acres two miles from that recently made for C. W. Ayers erly of Linkville, died on Sunday of Portland to hoki services in Ashland convention: W. A. Owen, G. T. Hersh Wheat per bushel....... Barley “ “ ............. last week at his home iu th«» former berger and Jeff. Grigsby. Everything man for not lieing guilty of a crime. 150 dozen men's socks, heavy ones, two pair for 25 cents. Ashland for rent. Apply at onee to for use in the same business, only ' ’ ’A Oats “ “ ........ place on the 12th insL. aged 50 years. next Sunday. went off in harmony. [13-40 a considerably longer bed. • L. M. McCall. B,-ef per lb on th)* bl«x > k 8 ’ ¿c to Dr. Beach came to Oregon in 1881 Mrs. Bradley, of Wyoming, wbq has The Brnneli K. IL from Montague. Mens gum boots, rubber lined, regular price #3.50, reduced to #2.50. J. W. Shepard, of Ashland, the ge For Side three hundred peach t r««»s, If you want anything in Staple Dry from Iowa, hx-ating in Klamath county. bt«»n visiting her mother, Mrs. Merri nial representative of the Singer Chickens jx-r dozen................ 3 Th«» San Francis«» Bulletin of the assorted; also a few pear and apricots. 9 Turkeys. “ (lowest price).. He leaves a widow and seven children, Men’s hip boots, rubber lined, reduced to #3.50. man, of Medford precinct, returned to Sewing Machine Co., has opened out a G ihh I s . Dress Goods, Fancy Goods or 19th has the following: The railroad Edquire of G. C. Eddings. Butter, per lb.......................... two of his sons Ix-ing the publishers of her home last week. trimmings, go to the Bee-hive, where neat stix’k of furniture in Cary’s build Mill fetil, “ “ ............... 1 which is to lx» constructed from Monta Boys’ rubber boots, reduced from $2.00 to #1.00 per pair. . Ply male’s coach meets every train you will find the most complete st«x-k the Lakeview Examiner. J. T. Rogers, of the firm of Luckey ing, and says that he d«x«s not intend Corn meal, " “ ............... 3 gu«» eastward through Mixioc ««¡unty, in all thi'sc lines in th«' u«'iitest patterns A Sisson corr«'spoudeut reports that 4 Co., has been over in the Butte ty be undersold by anyone. We wel Men's calf button shoes, reduced to #1.50 per pair. ami into Nevada and Idaho, is now an at Medford for the accommodation of and prettiest designs. The busy Bee Amos T. Horne, a rancher, was killed creek country on real estate business come him and wish bountiful success. Bac«>n ...................................... assured fact, and it will not lie manv people going to Jacksonville. Hams ........................................ hive is full of snrnris.-s, the g«xxls are by n grizzly lx«ar in the western part of during the past week. Men s dress shoes, button or lace, reg. price #2.50, to be closed out at #1.50. days lx»fore a large foree of men wifi Mr. Leonard, of Althouse Josephihe “ Eastern......................... Fred W. Hogg, our jeweler, has re Siskiyou county, on Monday of l*it lx» put to work wn this branch of the county, was in town yesterday wit h a so cheep twill open your vy< s’es. Lar,^ “ “ ............................ ceived an elegant stock of solid and S«x-retary of State, Geo. W. McBride, Men’s heavy boots, reduced from #3 00 to #2.00. line. This will cut off the Union Pa- small bunch of horses for sale. Prospects of developmt'iit in and w«x«k. While walking throngh a whose poor health drove him to s»»ek gold front gixxls from the east, and Eggs per dozen...................... cific railway from securing the exten alxiut Ashland are very bright, and if ravine, looking after cattle, the bear assistance and relief in California, is has made a very material reduction in Wood per cord, pine or fir.... 3 Boys’ heavy boots, reduced from #2.50 to #1.50. A lady’s kid glove, picked up on the property owners will only see their own jumped from a high rock, and before sive stock shipments it procures from .1 pric«»e. As a w orkman he is not to be “ “ Oak............. 4 said to lx» rapidly improving. that section of land. It is said the street Tuesday was left at the T idings interests in tlu> matter of opening new Horne could defend himself th«» bear Hay per ton' . . . $10 to 18 Men’s winter overcoats, reduced from $8.00 to $4 50 each. excelled in the country. Every one E. P. Branch, formerly’ of this place,’ having repairing to do should give him Potatoes, per lb. Southern Pacific conqiany will build office to be claimed by the owner. stri-ets and widening and improving pinned him to the ground and badly lacerated hie face and Ixxly. He lived entertained an audience in Florida re this fine through to Kelton, Utah, older ones there is no reason wliv Ash Men’s lined duck ulsters, regular price 85.00, reduced to $3.00. Apples, “ Large stock of wall paper and wall a trial. cently by a lecture descriptive of a trip making connection with their main and ceiling decorations, and window land shouldn't show twice the improve but a few hours after the attack. Cabbage, “ At . The elegant hotel building owned by from Ashland to Crater Lake. 1000 pairs men's pants, all prices, from 81.00 to $5.00. overland route at that place. The shades and fixtures, at Messenger 4 ment this year than ever seen here in a Onions, Eugene Guard: Daniel Holbrook, Sims 4 Kearney is nearly completed idea is. an official stat«», to secure Ore- Smith’s. single season. ♦ of Lowell, charged with insanity, was Mrs. J. C. Atkins and, little daughter and the inside is ready for the painter. Beans, 30 men's black diagonal suits, regular price #20.00, reduced to $15.00 gon and Washington business which Th«- old Mickelson house, which line examined Friday morning before went to Roseburg last Saturday for a The owners are now building a plank Dried apples, jx-r lb. Engle Bros., who own a tract of the the Union Pacific and the Northern peaches, Judge Washbnrne, Prosecuting Attor visit of several day-B with the family of 100 men’s heavy cassiuiere suits, reg. price $14.00, reduced to $9 «0 pr suit. walk in front When the depot is es Pacific railroads now have full <«>ntrol pine land near the Pho-nix depot, are stood on the corner of Main street for ney Walton and Dr. Harris, and or her sister-in-law in that place. pears, M tablished this will lie a valuable piece of. This will ; practically give the making a goal showing m clearing it many years a prominent land mark, dered committed to the asylum, where plums. 100 men's heavy scotch suits, regular price #16.00, reduced to $12.00. will lx> moved from the lot by to-mor- Mr. John Gill, of the Portland sta of property. Southern Pacific company th re«» over this spring. Beef hides, each......... $1 to row evening to clear the ground for the he was taken the same morning by tionery house of J. K. Gill 4 Co., was land rout«» East, and will make it the Harris 4 Tanner are settiug out a 23 men’s heavy mixed suits, regular price $10.00, reduced to $6.00 Sheriff Sloan. During the past eight Professor Hall has vacated the old strotig«»t railway corporation in the thousand more peach trees on their new hotel. The house is a very solid, een months twenty-seven insane per in Ashland Wednesday in the interest rc 1 x »1 room for the new, and the Pro- Porllaiid Jlarket. substantial frame structure, ¡tnd will the firm's jobbing business. of world. 40 boys' suits 5 to 10 years, reduced from $4.00 to $2.50. orchard land on the hill in the western lx- located and improved on tlie Chit sons have lxx'ii sent from Lane county, fossor is pn>ud of th«» change, although Wheat—Valley. $1 17 l-2(ji l 25; Walla part of town. N. J. Levinson, of the Orajonian be will only remain with us a week or Walla, firm, ¡61 Id a I 111!- wood lot on tlie opposite side of First an alarming increase of insanity among To Organize a Board of Trade. our people. editorial staff, was on Sunday’s north two longer. We boast of having the Oats—Marki t tirn., 4.5«i47c. Geo. Yaudes of Sterlingville has pur avenue. Flour — Valiev standards quoted at bound train, returning home from a finest building in th«» couuty and as Pursuant to cal! a goodly number of chased Mr. Caruthers’ property in Med Save the Salem Statenman : S. A. Th«> people of Talent are at work $4 00. and Walla Walla brands 82 .«0<a far as furnish««! it is excellent. Our 34- the citiz-ns of Ashland met in th«i city ford, paying $1000, and will take up his «'itergetically trying to have a depot Clarke lias received a photograph of tour through Soutberu California. Those prices may look unreasonable for such jroai# but 3 75. sup.---fim #2 75 pi r barrel incli Blynier bell is beardin the neigb- council cbamlier March 15th, to con residence there. Jerry Nunau and hie little sou, of borlnxHlof Eagle Point, a distance of Hay—Baled timothy quoted at built th«-re lx-fore the shipping g season Capt. Ben. Wright, and a history of the explanation is simply this. We are offering many lints sider the advisability of organizing a @17 per ton. What is represented as being the em opens, and they will uudoubtly Kuc- his early life, from Capt. John K. Jacksonville, started Sunday morning eight or nine miles. board of trade for the city and vicinity. Feed — Bran, per ton. $ll< dlH; shorts. Wright, of Junction City, Kansas, a for San Francisco, where Mr. N. will at less than manufacturers' cost, as we are compelled, to make remains of the notorious Jesse ev»-d. as thi-y should. This valley will On motion of Abram Bish, Mayor balmed has The citizens met nnd agreed to give #l8ui20; chop. $20; chopped barlev, $24 been on exhibition m town iiv « k 1 many depots and side tracks to brother of the celebrated Indian prepare to stock up for the summer @25 per toll. D. IL Mills was called to the chair and James, room for the immense quantities of new goods which will bt fighter. It is understixxl that Mr. trade. another grand ball, the purpose of do the railroad business conveniently during the past few days. Barley—Brewing, per ctl. $19; ground, N. H. Clayton was chosen s«'cretary. which is to get money enough to fur per ton. $25ia27 50. ¡ifter the fruit industry has begun to Clarke is gathering material for a his ariving during the next six weeks. A. Gilmore, general agent of the Th«' object of the meeting having J. M. McCall is setting out a young develop. tory of the Indian wars of Oregon aud nish the sia-ond department of our Lard—Kegs, or 5-g:illon tins, 8Xc; Ix t ii pres«-ut«-d by the chairman, a res orchard of several acres on th«' forty Washington, to 1* published at some Mutual Endowment Aswciation, of Rch<»l rixmi with seats and teacher’s pails, 9c. ______________ z Oakland, Cal., has been in town this desk. A grand basket supper will be Tuesday evening last the memlx-rs future time. olution was pn-sented and seconded af acre tract of the Sami. Hamilton place Butter—Choice dairy, 30i«35c per lb; week soliciting membership for the served and everyone anticipate« as good brine in rolls, of Alpha Chapter, (). E. S., of this solid in kegs. 20@ firming it as the sense of the meeting which he bought last fall. It takes some ixxipl«' a long time to order he represents. place, celebrated th«' 8th anniversary 25c: «tore butter. 15@30c |w-r pound. that a board of trade should be organ- REMEMBER, that goods at the above pncea will only be sold for afOT or better time than at the previous ball All shapes and styles of l»oth shade catch on.” There are several weather Poultry—Chickens, $4 50@ 5 50 as to CASH. ized. as pro[Hised. After full discus- anil dress hats just received; also a line of the institution of the chapter, and, “ signal Judge and Mrs. L. IL Webster vis given for the same purpose. stations in Salem, but they are quality; ducks. $i>@8: geese, $8@9; tur- as it was th«' first organized in Oregon, siou. the resolution was put to vote and of children’s hats, at 25 and 50 ets. ited Ashland last Monday, remaining • YOURS, TRULY. Central Point, Mar. 21. ’ N. D. P. ke«s. choice. $12«tl3H'o I^er pound. th«> eighth anniversary of th«> intro a new thing, and many people still here over night. Mrs. Webster recent carried. Eggs—16@18c per dozen. each, at Mrs. J. Thornton's. ♦ siipjxise they are smallpox or cholera duction in this state of the Order of What is It? On motion, a committee of five was ly bought a couple of building lots in Provisions—Bacon, 10@10)4c; hams, Mixire’s Revealed Remedy -cleanses Eastern Star. During its existence of signals. We have no small-pox or any the northern part of town. appointed by the chair to prepare a 124'c: should« rs. (i@7c. other dreadful contagions in Salem, That produces that beautifully soft 12@ Wool—Plentiful. Valley. 18@ 19c;East- draft <>f a constitution and by-laws to and repairs the entire system, giving eight years the chapter has initiated but we have lots of w«»ather. It takes complexion mid leaves neither traces Geo. J. Wrisley ami Isaao Constant, eni Oregon. 15M 17e. lx- submitted at. an adjourned mot-ting new life. Sold by Chitwood Bros. Mid sons' 120 memlx-rs into the niysteries a great many Hags to keep up with our Jr., who each have a-hind -claim in of its application iior injurious affects? Meat—Steady. Beef, wholesale. 4@ of the order. x of the preliminary organization. The T. K. Bolton, Ashland, Oregon. variegated style of weather. [States Grant county, started Wednesday on The answer: Wisdom’s Robertiue ac 4^c per It,; dressed, 8c; sheep. 4:»jiii5c chair appointed as such committee The sale of th«- Dowell ptojx-rty was man. per IL; dressed.9c; hogs, dressed, 7@7 l-2c A wild cat which w. igh:-d 23 pouuds their return tliitlier ’ftfitn this valley, complishes all this, and is pronounced •» M- ssrs. E. L. Applegate, A. C. Helm, was shot at J. A. Bagley's place in the not much of a success, the various par- veal. KCiiOc. going by way of Linkville. by ladies of taste and refinement to be Smallpox appears to be disappearing A. Bish, W. H. Atkinson and J. M. mountains east of Bear creek recently. <-<-ls being sold very low. The brick Potatoes — Maiket heavy. Per ct!., GO most delightful toilet article ever McCall. Jos. S. Satterfield is still lying in a the Burbanks favorite. This is about the largest oue reporteiL dwelling house in Jacksonville was from Northern California. Th«- Jour produced. Warranted harmless and @80c. Onions—85@$1: silverskins, $1 Soper On motion, adjourned to meet at nal of Wednesday last says: “ The col critical condition at his home in Ash Ixmght by T. G. Ream««« at $1100, th«' matchless. Sold by J. H. Chitwood 4 ctl. same place Saturday, March 31st, 1888, The ten acres which L. Martin sold law offic«> was bid in for th«' sch<x»l fund ored man taken with smallpox at Duns laud. He [>assed the allotted span of Fresh fruits—Fair demand. Quote last fall to High A Taylor is clea. ed at $65, the mining land on Wagner muir, is liable to continue close quar life, four score and ten, several years Sou, Ashland, Or. at 7:30 p. m . N. H. C layton , Sec. apples, only fair, $1 25@1 5o per box; and alx>nt ready for the plow. It will creek was purchased by II. Ammerman antining at that place for some time ago, and his recovery is very doubtful. per barrel. $4: cixjking pears. $1 25. probably be planted in trees in the fall. and E. K. Anderson at $350, while Mr. longer, aud we also learn a woman at Obituary. Hove for a Ilepot at Talent. Dried fruits—Sun-dried quartered ap- Dr. IL M. Green, of Bed Bluff, Cal., the same place has the varioloid. The George W. Rockfellow, who died at {ilea. IsrfTc per !b: niai-hine-dru d. lo@ lie: Coolidge's offer to give away apple Ammerman bid in the agricultural land disease is alxmt stamped out at all one of the proprietors of the popular At a meeting of citizens of Talent ’ lunimer evaporated. 12’-^c: pears, 11@ his home in Ashland on the 15th inst., and vicinity held there todny to con- trees to those who would dig them wfls at $400. [Times. other points along the railroad in “Santa Abie" aud other California rem was born in Indianna in 1827, and with 12‘ jC; sun dried pitless plums, 13c; ma promptly and numerously accepted, eider ways and means to obtain depot chine dried, 12 l-2c: Italian prunes lo@ Mr. B. Beach announces in a card Shasta and Siskiyou, in vicinity of the edies for lung and throtit diseases, was fa<uliti«-s. Welborn IWson, Esq., was ami the trees are alxmt all gone now. in this issiw of the T idings that be is county lxmndary line between Sisson in town this week on a business visit. his parents removed thence to Iowa 14c; peaches. 12 l-2@14c; raisins, $2 and i when a mere lad. In 1850, he came $2 25. chosen chairman and S. Sherman and M. Mayer is ready for business again prepared to attend to all business in and Delta. Mrs. Z. I-'. Moody, wife of ex-Gover- with his brother! A. G. Rockfellow now David Payne secretaries. After the at his new house near the depot. All the liu«' of contracting for the erection uor Moody, and her son Ralph, who ■>t San Diego) to the Pacific coast., alxmt Says the Oregonian of Wednesday: object of the mts-ting had b«N»n stat»«! work in the line of tailoring «lone of buildings, and carpent«>r work of all WEATHER RIGPORT. by the chairman, speeches were called promptly, aud satisfaction gnarante.-d. kinds. Th«« work that he has «lone Mr. IL B. Curry, real estate broker, spent the winter in Southern Califor the first experience being the starveout nia, passed northward one day this and escape from the Salmon river for and Mr. Sherman started the ball The following is the weather record here in years past speaks for itself, and has just returned from a Hying trip to Two houses are in course of erection in resuming tlie business (which he has Southern Oregon, where he went in week, on their return home to Salem. mines. Coming to this valley, the bro •of the U. S. Signal observation station moving in his characteristic and thers settled on a land claim on Wagner the interest of some capitalists to . - on Spring street, one for Mr. Chilcott Ex-County assessorGtxldard doesn’t point«»,! style, showing the advantages in Ashland for the week ending Mar. ✓ not followed for a year or mon- past) which might accrue to Talent and vi and for W. G. Mills. Two others have he has the iidvantage of an excellent amine a water power at Gold Hill. believe in growing old. Hi* is doing all creek- the present home place of Jas. 22, 1888: 4 Helms. In 1860 Geo. Rockfellow, hav He reports the latter place a very recently been completed, all but paint th«» farming on his place on Wagner cinity by liberal donations of land to reputation for fine work and faithful prospering point on the line of the creek this year—plowing as much ing sold his interest there, returned to Day of Temperature. Rain fall th«» railroad company; also stating the ing. performance of contracts. O. 4 C. railroad. With its water pow ground himself as he aver «lid in his Iowa on account of failing health, and month Inches. Max. Minn. fact that instead of doing something J. H. McIntosh, an experienced remained there for twelve years, being The new telephones in town work er, having a fall of fifty feet in a dis life. for ourselves we are engaged in build blacksmith and machinist, will open .00 » * Mar 16 70 32 united in marriage during the latter > ing up Ashland on the south and the smithshop at the corner of Spring admirably for instruments of the kind, tance of three ami a half miles, its .00 17 71 37’ Messrs. A. 1). Helman, W. W. Kent- Phoenix ami Medford on the north of street and Fourth avenue. Sc* iiis using no el«x-tric current. The longest immediate mines of gold, silver, iron, nor and Robt. Taylor, of the Odd Fel part of that period to Miss Susan 18 .00 57 40 ’ Crump, who, with one daughter, now lino thus far is that of E. V. Carter, lime, coal and granite, he d«x«s not us, and thus b«»ing tributary to all card. 28 61 .00 19 aboil’ a mile, and ordinary conversa- see why the future of Gold IIill should lows' lodge here, were at Grant’s Pass survives him. In 1872 he returned to other [-lae«-e, whereas by throwing out 31 .00 64 20 last Saturday, attending some of the Oregon, and has since resided near or not Ixi bright. Dontlx» foolish enough to buy any tiou is carried on by it at that distance indue- ments for men of entt'rprise to .00 75- 32 21 “ doings ” of the fraternity at that thing liefore you have examined the iu Aihland till the time of his death. w i bout difficulty. G. F. Billings settle here we might build up our own The Portland A’cirs of the 20th has place. .00 71 37 22 For many yeareof bis life he has been beautiful place with all its natural ad stock at the Bee-hive. Satisfaction v ill have one put up lx-tween his office th«' following largo mining item: Up Charley Chitwood junior member a sufferer from physical ailments,but he vantages over other places, as are con- guaranteeiL No trouble to sb >w md farm a little longer distance. on receipt of the recent encouraging Total. rainfall......... ......... 00 goods. The telephones can be laid down in news from the Cracker creek mines, in of the drug firm of Chitwixxl Bros., leaves the record of a thoroughly honest ceded by all parties. man, a go«xl and useful citizen, a gen Ashland for less than ten dollars, and will start for San Francisco within a The next sj>eaker was Dr. Stanfield, Baker county, Mr. Jonathan Bourne, The T idings made arrangements Ladies, Attention! w ho spoke favorably toward action on last week for regular correspondence common grain-binding wire is used. Jr., yesterday left for that region. short time to pursue a course of study erous neighbor and friend and a kind and loving husband and father. He and training in the California College Beaded sets, the part of the citizens of Talent in from Jacksonville, but for some reason, A Portland paper of Wednesday These mines are reputed to be the was a member of the M. E. Church, and Braid sets, throwing out liberal bids ami induce it hits failed to reach ns iu time for says : “A lot of fish called trout were best in Oregon, the averago assay be of Pharmacy. his life conformed to the essence and Bead panels, ments for the company to consider, this issue. received here yesterday from the Rogue ing $100 in gold per ton. Mr. Bourne H. E. Wilkinson of the U. S. Signal spirit of Christianity. No one who Braid panels, showing that railroad companies are river. They l«x>ked like trout, but is accompanied by a representative of Service force in San Francis«», former ever knew George Rockfellow can have Just received from th«- E;ist an in Trimming cords, not apt to help much unless the local were two feet and some of them twenty a syndicate of Eastern capitalists, who ly of Linkville, came up from the Bay Passamenterie, ities try to work in harmony with them, voice of ladies’ and gentlemens shoes eight inches long. Some claimed that will purchase the mining property for City last week after his wife, who has any but kindly recollections of him. Braid trimmings by the yard. and grant certain concessions which and spring novelties at McCall’s. An they were young steelhead salmon, and a consideration of $1,000,(MX) if the late been visiting her parents, Mr. and Found ! All new, and a large stock to select they usually rtspiire, otherwise the immense stock of ladies dress goods then some claimed that the steelhead rejxirts upon close examination prove Mrs. W. G. Parker. That by purchasing direct from East from, at D. IL 4 E. V. M ills '. corp «rations are very independent, and next week. salmon is a trout. The difference be- to be true. The sale will probably lie W. W. Leghorn is now a Pullman ern manufacturers we can save money, build tip towns of their own at the ex The co.mty roa<l lx-tween the county tween trout and salmon on this coast effected. car conductor on the rnn l»tween Ash and got lietter goods, than by buying pense of belligerent localities. All Sort« of Polson. seat and Medford has lx-en in a m< >st is one of the things which no fellow Last Friday, ns Fillmore, son of land and Portland. W. J. Clarke, for from Western jobbers. (t. F. Pennebaker being present, was miserable plight throngh the winter. appears to be able thoroughly to un Mr. W. F. Daley, Advertising Agent of Hon. I ’ lin Cooper, a few miles south of merly of the Willamette Farmer,Ttlso M essenger 4 S mith . call««! on. He respond««! in a very ap It has dried up considerably, but is derstand.” the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad, writes: Roseburg, essayed Uptake up a set of holds a similar position on a car run propriate speech. very rough part of the way. •• Inflammatory rheumatism swelled my doubletrees from the side of the barn, MAK KI El). ning east from Portland. The next speaker was Mr. Klum, H. S. Emery, the Ashland under legs and arms to twice their natural size. It is reported that a party of South taker, is constantly adding something the horse on which h<> was mounted one of our enterprising merchants, Miss Addie Messenger, formerly of I Buffered excruciating pain. Your won —MEANS.—At the office of the of who stated that a snlrtwription paper ern Pacific railroad surveyors starte«! new to his conveniences for attending to took fright, and throw him off, his foot New York, who has been spending STOVER derful S. 6. S. made a complete cure.” ficiating Justice In Ashland. March 11, getting caught in the traces. The out from Montague this week, for a bauds with #575 already was in his the delicate and melancholy business lSsx. by A 1> Helman. J P. Charles Stover wilin' months with her brother H. C. Major Sidney Herbert, editor of the horse ran around the barn yard at a preliminary survey of the proposal He suggested that the pa- su)»scnl>e«L and Miss Mary Edith B. Means. of preparing the human tenement of fearful rate, dragging the boy after Messenger, in Ashland, will leave next Southern Cultieator and Dixie Fanner, branch line up the Klamath river. p»-r lie pass«»»! around. clay for the last 8'Vn» in which it plays Atlanta, Ga., writes: “1 have fully tested him. and kicking as he ran. The young Sunday evening for 1'ortJaud, ‘which BOHN The President instruct««! Mr. K. to Candidates for nomination on the a part altove tlie sod. His last im mnu’s skull was broken by a kick, and will lie her future home. >• the virtues of Swift’s Specific, both as a pass the p:qx»r around, which result«»«! Democratic county ticket have begun provement is a neat and appropriately when freed from the horse he was Mrs. W. B. Phillips left, phoenix MERRIMAN.—In Medford precinct. March rheumatism cure an<l atonic. It has done in pnx-uring about $7ik) total. rambling abefnt in the " back pre made baud cart on which to carry the found to be in a dying condition. lath to Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Merriman, a son. even more limn Ils proprietors claim Tiu sdny evening on herreturn to Butte Mr. Helms stated that he thought cincts,” to l<x«k at the scenery and in caskets, the furniture used in prepar for it." th-- sum of $1,IMM) would be sufficient quire after the health of their friemls. ing the body for its last rest, etc.; and This was witnessed by his terrified City, Montana, after a visit of sev DIED Mr. Michael Long, Jr., with the Stro- to purchase the seven acres which the he is thus ready to start from home mother and sister, who tried to relieve eral months at the home»! her parents, bridge Lithographic Co., Cincinnati, Notice of dissolution of the firm of at a moment's notice for any part of him. but in vain.—[Roseburg Plain Mr. nnd Mrs. E. K. Anders«>n, and ALLISON—On Jackson creek. March 11th company r,-»piir«-«l for «ide-track and Ohio, writes: “I suffered for two years dealer. with other relatives in this valley. Mrs. II. Allison. depot purp>ses. The amount was then Douglas A Co. appears in this issue. town, without waiting for a team. with a terrible itching and painful sores p|e«lg««l by a few of the leaiiing The firm of Luckey A Co. will continue A lazy, hungry liar obtains free Mr. H. II. llobinsoax of Rockford, on tny neck, arms, hands and fingers. the business here, and Mr. Hansen at We Shall be Glad W. C. Myer Bold this week one young moneyed men of the place. board in the country thus: Ho hoard II)., who visited Southern Oregon last ■ No physician could help me. S. S. S. re Soin.- on- mentioned that Mr. Levi Central Point. Mr. Douglas continues Pen-heron stallton (name •'Hero") to that the owner of a fine farm and fall, is in Ashland again this week, ac- To place your name on our snbscrip- lieved mo perfectly and I feel like a new E l. Kilgore and one I name “ Excel his business at Medford. Morris was willing to assist to the ex grist mill wishtxl to sell. Coming as by three other geutlemen tion list for any newspaper, magazine man.” ”) to Silas W. Kilgore, the well- a land buyer with untold wealth at companied tent of Ins share, if the amount n«Kve- Railway travel between San Fran sior from the same place, Messrs. T. F. or story paper published. Your sub Mrs. Amanda Ingle, of Gastonia, N. C., known residents nnd stockmen of Lan- sary was ascertain««!, and also the Pat cisco and Portland is steadily increas his command, he was a welcome guest Palmer, IL F. Crawford aud H. M. scription given to ns will add a little terson Bros, nnd other farm«»rs on tlie ing. More frequent trains or heavier gell Valley, receiving 82IMK) for the at the miller’s. The property having Foote. Some or all of the gentlemen to our business and does not cost you writes: “My baby, when four months developed scrofula. He had two se East side of Bear ert'ek. Th«' snlx engines will s«x>n lx» required on the two. Th« gentlemen arc fortunate in been well canvassed, Mr. Shar|x»r will vie-.v the country northward as far as much as it does to order it yourself. I old, vere risings and sores on 1 lie neck. I sent for our family physician, who pro Bcnption paper was placed in the hands I mountain divisions of the O. A C. R. seeming two such promising animals a«kep the price. “F-f-fourteen thou as Seattle liefore d«»idiug whether or i BllKKHALTEK 4 H a STY. t > pl ice at the hea I of th -ir resjiective sand dollars,” stammered the iniiller. not to locate on the Pacific slope. nounced it scrofula, atxl prescribed of Mr. Payne with instructions to cir R. if the increase continues. 8. 8 8. lor it. I gave the baby 8. 8. 8., studs, animals which are among the “I’ll take it,” said th«» stranger. He They are desirable citizens, and it is to culate it on the other side and report atxl II s<x»n got the disease under control. Mr. J. I jawronoe, who is taking two finest of their stock on the coast, as i lived at the miller’s house as an hon- be hopeal they will come to Southern The sores are heived, unit the baby is at an adjourn«'«! nnx'ting of the snb- well and besllhy. I know S. S. 8. saved scribers subj««-t to call by th«' Presi car loads of fine horses from Grant all e<*xl judg> s say wl> • b ivc inspected ■ ored guest for about three days, and Oregon to stay. i t', >■ r A niii . ani « M K. Clicni H—On Main stri p!. Its )i:e, and I <old our doctor so. Be is a them. Horses of tins breed in no wise county to San Francisco for sale, then went to town to draw from th«' dent. Regular service« at 11 a m and 7:30 p m . regular physician, and prescribed 8. 8. S. 1 T IS IMPOSSIBLE TO S1Y TOO MUCH IN I1UISE OP THIS G^>OD OLD 8T1NDKM stop|x-«l in Ashland yesterday to give superior to these have Ixvn selling re Mr. H. B. Carter, of this place, one day school at 9;•» a m . Regular prayer foi the biiby us soon us he saw it had banks a first payment of $10,000, but .Vljoiirivsl. \ ita . I ‘ family medicine. It cannot be bx> highly rocouin ended, m it iB t?Jy a HARVEL OP THS the horses a rest of tw«>nty-four Loirs cently in California at 815IX) to $2IMK> he never returmxL Near Silverton of th«» heaviest invfwtors in real estate meeting fhnrsday atTsTOP M. scrofula.1' Talent. (>r.. March 1'.*, 1888. H. P. S atchwfxl . Pastor. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases AGE, and no bouaebold aboahl be witboat It. It pr«-veDta u Wjpl m «ur«$8Mn ViaaaBM.Oaat. at Stephenson’s barn on Oak street. in and about Ashland, and one of the each. he played another fanner “fora suck mailed free. I hi . swift S pecific C o ., P iifsrytf .RI\N <’HU id -II.—< ’orner of Main A Reprieve for the Condemned. Rh< umatlam. Gravel, and all Kiduey Dlaaaaes, Affected Liver, Headsrne, NanMa, Bile, Vlad, Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga er" in the same pleasant, harmless . most enterprising capitalists who have and Just receive«!, near load of furniture Helman streets. Services at 11 a . m i yet come to Southern Oregon, started hid ! 7 Indigcation, ConatipaUon, Diarrbcea and Dysentery, Fever and Ague, Sleepleeaneat, Laaaitade, Wretched men and women long con direi-t from Eastern manufacturers, K‘-al E*t:rte Sal#**. . manner. [Oregon City Courier. p . m . S «bbath school 9:30 a m .,Prayer "Wednestlay evening for Iowa, to look meeting on Thursday, nt 7J0 p. m The demn««! to suffer the tortueu of dys- consisting of parlor and l>edrix>m suits, It saves you trouble ami don’t cost Foul Breath, and every diseaae brought on or aggravated by a diaordered stomach. Xt is • Spa. The ('res,-nt City AVcord tells the • i after his largo land interests in that Christian Endeavor society meets at 3:00 p. you any more, to give your subscrip Cine against contagion and an efficacious remedy for Billonaneas. Nervousness, SssoMs, pe|«sia. are till««l with new hope aft«»r walnut o-uter and exlension tables,« sy L:..-k.-y V (’■>. report the sale of lots F. G. STRANGE, Pastor. a few dos.-H of HostetU-r's Stomach chairs aud rockers, spring taxis, ui it- 1 an 12. bl ■ k 33 iu (.’«xdidge’s addition, following surgical story: Nino years : ■ state. Mr. Carter has an enthusiastic M, on Sunday. tion for your paper or magazine to Jaundice and Dyapepeia. Bitters. This budding ho|»e bbxims resses. etc., etc., at Messenger A Smith's. (). Cxtlidge to Allie M. Millsap; con | ago a lady, well-known in this cominu- faith in the resource« and prospects of Burckhalter 4 Hasty. * Wisdom'« RobertIno. i nitv, slipped on the icy door-step and I Southern Oregon, and at every trip It PuriStw the Blood, cieanaes the stomach and Bowela, and gives the whole syMeas > into the fruition of «jertainty, if the st b rat » >n. $25«). Leading ladies of eociety and prom The largest st«x»k of men ’ s fine sho«se > East succeeds in turning the attention Paul Selxx-n, the piano tuner, will : sprained or dislocatc<l her hip. She Bitters is persisted in. It brings a re M. L. McCall reports th«' following Healthy and Delightful Tone. There neves wa« a Medicine for the Nursery equal tn it inent professional Stare have testified * prieve to all dyspeptics wh«v s»«'k its lx» in Ashland within a day or two. «il “S s : \V. fl. Atkinson t > Supt. A. F. was coufinetl to her house for some ■ of desirable citizens to this part of the to its excellency in the most emphatic can lie found at O. H. Blount’s. aid. Flatulence, benrtburn. sinking If you m-»-d in- services leaveorder at. George, S. P. R. R.. 23 acres adjacent I time, and upon her recovery she was i i Pacific coast. Mrs. E. V. Mills started terms. Guaranteed harmless and Extra clear mess pork at Clayton 4 lame and walked with much difficulty, with him for Oakland, Cal., to visit her at the pit of the stomach between onceat th«« Ashland House. Mr. Schoen to \ bland; • m ider it ion, #£150. Gore’s. Something new for AshlaniL matchless. J. H. Chitwood 4 Son, is well known as a skillful and reliable meals. th«> nerv«ms tremors and insom O. A C. IL IL to G. W. Mitchell, lots being obliged to use a crutch, aud ever parents in that city. x druggists, Ashland. Or., 6ell it at 50 Give it. a trial. nia of which chronic indigestion is th«' tuner.and he do- s not canvass for work. 19an-l 2-i.bl s-k M ; eonsi ieration. $2<K). since that time has been quite lame. cents i>er Ixittle and give a Iteautiful Brocade diagonal anil dress Alxmt two weeks since the lady met parent, «lisappear with their hateful Hnrgalns in Suitings. (). Ac ('. IL IL to IL T. Melius, lots Shiloh's Cure will immediately relieve Mrs. Boynton has moved hr card to every purchaser. Great Bargain« 1» Sheet BaMe. gtxxls, 10 cts. i«»r yapf L. Al croup, wh«x>ping oough. and bronchitis. progenitor. Most beneficent of stom millinery stock into the corner sti.ie 12. 1). IL 15 mid 16, block J ; consid with another accident, slipping on the The undersigned is selling off by the One hundred dollars’ worth ci choice steps again, and was confined to her ford’s. ’ ’’ x achics! who can womler that in so <>f Mrs. Gillette's building, formerly er. ion, $410. Sold by T. K. Bolton. Choice picklee in vinegar in quanti house for a week or so, and upon her piece, the choice assortment of cloths, many instances it awakens grateful «xvtipied as the reading room, au.l For dyspepsia and liver «xnnplaint, •beet music at Hunsaker’s music room Read the Red House advertisement, cassi meres, worsteds, Chinchillas, etc., of ties to suit at Clayton 4 Gore’s. x recovery it was found that her hip was elmpience in th,»se who. benetitt«-d by announces that she is also prepart'd you have a printed guarantee on every will be sold at 25 eta per copy. Thiaia Nutic«- to Fruit Growers. 21 presents given away March 31st. the stock of J. A. Larsen in the store ixittle of Shiloh’s Vitalizer. It never choice music, the regular price for in place and that she could walk with it, s]x»ak voluntarily in its tiehalf. It to do dressmaking in all its branches. Children’s carriages, wagons and cro A regular meeting of the Fruit out limping. Her lamoneee had en next door south of the poetoffice. quet sets, at Messenger & Smith's. ♦ $1200 worth of men’s fine hat« at re fails to cure. For sale by T. K. Bolton. which is from 25 eta to 81.50, and in* requires a graphic ix>u to deecnlx» the The T idings is in nee«l of all the Growers’ Association of Southern Ore tirely left her, after being afflicted for Everything selling at less than whole duct«! pric«« at O. H. Blount’s. * Whv will you oough when Shiloh’« eludes both vixad and inatrumeota] Uirments of dysjx'psia. but in many of sale cost. Call before the bargains are Cure will give immediate relief. Price music, conaiating of waltzea, acbot- 5000 cigars at O. II. Blount’s to 1» the testimonials receiv«d by the pro- cash that can be collected upon sub gon will be held in, Medford March nine years, aud in the same month in all gone. C. C. W alxek , Assignee. For bargains unprecedented call on 10 cts , 50 cU., and $1. Try it. For «al« tischea, marches, polkas, etc. Call dosed out at wholesale rates. ♦ prietors of the Bitters, these are por scription and advertising accounts, 31st. 188.-(, at th«' usual hour. All who which she first met with her mis by T. K. Bolton. Blount for the next 30 days. x early and make your choioe, for there tray««! with vivid trutbfulu.-ss. Con and would ictipcctfully request all who are interest««! in this imjxirtant ami fortune. Great drive in Tea by the box at Geo. Boys’ snits, 12 to 17 years of age. Freeh Eastern oysters in any style at will be no rseerve. stipation, biUiousness, muscular de are owing to come up promptly and growing industry are earnestly invit«xl Men ’ s fine shoes from $1.50 to #5.00, to attend and assist iu advancing the H. Curry ’ s grocery store. Call and see Cash juud for chickens and eggs, at j coat, pants and vest, for $5.00 at O. H. 12-341 ’ E. B. Hmm, Nutle/e, next door to P. O. X bility, malarial fevers aud rheumatism give it the needed assistance at this at O. H. Blount’s. * * the Red House. cause. C. B. M iller . Sec. ' Blount’s. ♦ for yourself. * I lime. are relieved by IL BREVITIES. ASHLAND TIDINGS. POWDER FOR the Absolutely Pure. Ashland, Or Next 30 DAYS O. H. BLOUNT, Clothier & Hatter. ^NEW GOODS^ This Week al K I