Ashland tidings., April 27, 1888, Image 4

ASHLAND MILLS COLUMN,
¡
ASHLAND
CITY
ROLLER
FLOURING MILLS!
What is this Disease that is
Coming Upon Us?
1
STATE AND COAST.
ASHLAND TIDINGS
LEGAL
THE ASHLAND
ADVERTISEMENTS.
I
Tristani Burgess, uf San Jost», was
(itiardiiui’K Sale.
8elect,»xi Grand Commander of the •
——.
Knights Templar of California.
In the county court for Jackson oounty, '
I
Like a thief at night it steals
Free Trade anil Wool.
state of Oregon.
Work on the Seattle, Lake Shore A
I Eastern R. R., to connect Seattle and In the matter of the guardship of Mar- 1
in upon us unawares. The pa­
The Irish World.
garet Matilda Dwjgana, Freil B Dwig-
tients have pains about the chest
Free traders claim to be the special Spokane Falls is to bt>gin this week.
llie old stables on Main stieet near
ans and George Dwigans. minor heirs
Spokane
Falls
puts
up
a
lion
us
of
friends
of
the
farmers
and
wool
growers
the bridge, and the new stables on Oak
of Robert J Dwigans, «ieceased.
and sides, and sometimes in the
and insist they are being robbed by 8175.000, raised by subscription.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue street, are now under the proprietorship
back.
They feel dull and the preseut tariff. But let the reader
and in pursuance of an order of sale and management of
One of the wells which furnish the of
matter by the said county
sleepy; the mouth has a bad give the following facts a few minutes wat»>r for tliecity of Mansville,Cal., is madB in
attention and try to figure out where 18<l f.q’t deep, and enough gas comys court of Jackson county, state of Ore­
taste, especially in the morning. the
on the 7th day of February. I8sx.
allege«! friendship comes iu. Un­ up with the water to f<ed a constant gon,
th« und« rsigned will oil the 30th day of Who are prepared to offer the public
A sort of sticky slime collects der the present tariff 107.910.549 flame
when the pumps are not work­ April.
2 o'clock >« M of said «lav. b< tt«-r accommodations than ever before
about the teeth. The appetite ponmis of wool at a cost of $13,7‘.*4. lug. It is probable that natural gas nt the trout d>H>r of the court house, in i : afforded
in Southern Oregon in the liv­
were imported in 1880. All over will l»e boreil for.
the town of Jacksonville, offer for sale ery tiusiness.
is poor. There is a feeling like 213
the country flock-masters were de­ ♦
at public auction, all the right, title, ami
a heavy load on the stomach; manding an advance iu duties to the
Stanford's stables at l’alo Alto, Cal., interest of the said Matilda Dwigans.
Fred B Dwigans ami George Dwigans,
sometimes a faint, all gone sen­ scale of 1807. claiming that great in- were buru.si the other «lay, and a nuin- minor
heirs of the lute Robert J Dwig-
Horses Boarded and Fed.
has Ins n «lone their industry by ls>r of his young racers were lost.
sation at the pit of the stomach jury
aus,
deceased, in and to the following
reductions in duties since then. Asa Stanford liehevtsl some of the young described
land
situated
in
the
city
of
which food does not satisfy. proof that the>r couiplaiuts are well hoiTct. that were burued would have Ashland, Jackson county, state of Ore­
At reaRonnble rates.
The eyes are sunken, the hands founded we submit thes«< figures: In bi-aten all former records of trotters at gon, viz: Beginning at a point 12-*J> New and band some turnouts, reliable
there were 50.<>2fl,(!2B sheep in the their respective ages.
chains north and thirty hundredths
and feet become cold and clam­ lxs-l
(30 100) chains west of the southeast and safe buggy teams, and good saddle
United States. Th«» tariff reduction
J.
C.
Flood,
of
San
Francisco,
is
go
­
corner of lot No 4, in section No5, town­ horstm always to be had at these stable».
my. After a while a cough sets of 1883 then began to take effect and
ing to Eurojie to recuperate his health, ship No 30 south, of range one (1) east
in. at first dry, but after a few in 1887 trio number declined to 44, lie says he has sold all his mining of the Willamette Meridian. Ore
736. 314. a clear loss to the business
months it is attended with a of 5,867,312 sheep, which, at 82 per stock, and will not care whether shares gon. ami running thence west seven and
Con. Virginia go up or down; hns eighty five hundredths (7 Ki-100) chains,
greenish-colored expectoration, head, would l>e an actual reduction of ' of
north one ami seventy-hun
JACOB THOMPSON
adjusted all iris recent bad losses in the thence
811.734.654.
The
figures
are
from
dri dths (1 70-100) chains to south line of
k'he patient feels tired all the ,
lD-42
wheat
deal,
and
haves
ttie
Nevada
aliey.
thence
east
aioli.'
said
south
line
statistics publish«»! by Cleveland's
while, and sleep does not seem own statistical bureau. Now wool is Bank in good condition. He will tie of alley seven and ninety hun­
dredths (7 00-100), thence south one and
to afford any rest. After a time ha l»e placed on the free list. As it is away a year or longer.
seveutv-lmndredtlis (1 70-100) chains to
well
known
that
labor
wages
are
the
are
The
Mongolian
pheasants
he becomes nervous, irritable main cost in producing wool how is it
place of lteginning. containing one and
spreading ont over t he valley and are thirty-four hundredths (1 34-100) acres.
and gloomy, and has evil fore­ possible for Americans to compete now plentiful around Corvallis. The
Terras of sale to be cash in hand.
E lizabeth A nk S cott .
bodings. There is a giddiness, with such wages as th»» under quoted? Benton Leailer says: “They can be
Iu the Argentine Republic there are
in the fields from the road and Guardian of the above named minor
end of bridge
u sort of whirling sensation in I lOO.llilb.OiM)
heirs of the estate of Robert J Dwig
shtx'p and the herders are Hre conspicuous by reason of their
ans. deceased.
[42-4w.
the head when rising up sud­ paid S3 per mouth, while in Montana bright plumage. If they increase for
Linkville, Oregon.
denly. The bowels become cos­ the monthly wages of herders are SR) a few years longer with as much rap­
per month.
Administrator
’
^
Sale
of
Real
idity as within the past two years,
tive; the skin is dry and hot at
The free trader Comes with his there will be a bounty on their scalps.”
SHERM. STANLEY, Prop.
Estate.
times; the blood becomes thick freight argument. He will say that
Keeps constantly on hand the best of
The
contract
for
building
the
sixth
and stagnant; the whites of the • ' the Argentine Republic is away down brulgo across the Willamette river In the comity court of the state of Ore­
HAY AND GRAIN.
' near Cape Hom and that Moutana
gon, for tlie connty of Jackson, sitting
eyes become tinged with yel­ i and the rest of the west is here at has been let for $23,000. It will be
in probate.
Horses left in in.v care will l>e properly
at Oregon City ami is to bo com­ In th«’ matter of the estate of F. Me cored for. Bemember the place: west
low; the urine is scanty and I home, and. therefore, the freight on built
Hatton, deceased^
end of the bridge.
South American wool ought to be pleted by Septeuilier 1st of this year.
high-colored, depositing a sedi­ sufficient protection. This is on a par The bridge will lie 935 f»>et loDg. the
In pursuance of an order of the coun­
iW" Stable open night and day.
ty
court,
made
the
Gth
day
of
March.
ment after standing. There is with all other free trade theories. It main span 450 feet and 75 feet utiove 1888, the undersigned, administrator of
12-9(
S herman S tanley .
low water mark. We hope the seventh
won't
stand
the
test
of
facts,
which
are:
frequently a spitting up of the I Freight from Argentine Republic to will lie built at Corvallis, and it prob­ the aforesaid estate, will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, at the principal tract
food, sometimes with a sour I New York, 25 cents per 100 poun«ls; ably will be as she is aliout the next of realty hereinafter described on Gran­
taste and sometimes with a I freight from Montana to New York, on the calendar, listen: Portland. O.e- ite street, Ashland, Oregon, on
82 per 1(M) pounds. So our wool-grow- gon City, Salem, Albany and Harris­
Tuesday, the 8th day of May, 1888.
sweetish taste; this is frequent­ ' era
are expected to pay 1,200 per cent burg. Corvallis must be next. - At one o’clock r m . all the right, title
ly attended with palpitation of higher wages and 700 per cent higher | Times.
and interest of th«< said F. McHattan at
the tune of his death in and to the fol-
the heart; the vision becomes freight than the sheep raisers of the
JACOB JJAGNER, Proprietor.
the Liquo Habit lowini! described real property:
republic aud com[«ete with Ilrunkeiint-s», o
impaired, with spots before the above
A parcel of land commencing at the
them. It would be superfluous to add
l'ositlvely Cured by adm inlsteliig
northwest corner of the parcel of grouud
eyes; there is a feeling of great ■ a woril of argument to this. It simply
Dr. Halne’a Golden Hpecifle.
r I THIS HOTEL, which lii< been for many
Surehased bv Isaac Miller of Wagner,
years a favorite place of summer re­
means
the
ruin
of
our
great
wool-grow-
prostration and weakness. All
[oC'aL aud Rocktellow, said N W cor­ sort lor person, seekiug health and recrea­
It can be given in a cup of coffee or
I ing interest aud placing ourselves ab­ tea without the knowledge of the person ner being on the south side of the alley te,i.. has recently been greatly improved
of these symptoms are in turn solutely at the mercy of foreigners.
taking it: is absolutely harmless and between C K Klum and Isaac Miller, and by the present proprietor, who has done
FRIDAY
LIVERY AND FEED
. ..APRII. 27. WG
A. B. C kB-ON.
V - -------- F--------
SNOWFLAKE BRAND
—♦
r*—*
Ke«p conatantlT on hand * full
•upply of
U.BRATtO COCTS S SHOES
CHICAGO
STABLES
■r'
Six miles South «ri Grant's I'ass, Jose
phine county, < .'r< gon.
J0C08 THOMPSON
A.ÏÏ. CARSON & SON, Prop’s.
------- Consisting of-------
Will Buy and Sell horses
FLOUR,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
CRACKED WHEAT, .
CORN MEAL,
ROLLED BARLEY,
present.
It is thought that
RAN,
nearly
one-third
of our popula­
MILL FEED,
tion
has
this
disease
in some of
MIDDLINGS.
its varied forms.
It lias been found that phy­
sicians have mistaken the causes
of this disease. Some have
treated it for a liver complaint,
others for kidney diseases, etc.,
but none of these kinds of
treatment have been attended
with success; for it is really
constipation and dispepsia. It
is also found that Shaker Ex­
tract of Roots, or Mother Sei­
gel’s Curative Syrup, when
V In connection with the milling busi-
nee, I have on haud a large stock of
properly prepared will remove
this disease in all its stages.
Cure must be taken, however,
to secure the genuine article.
3 CHAMPION H-
Binders,
Reapers and
Mowers.
IT WILL SELL BETTER THAN
COTTON.
Mr. John C. Hemptinstall, of
Chulafirmee, Cleburn Co., Ala.
writes: ‘"My wife has been so
much benefitted by Shaker Ex­
tract of Roots or Seigel’s Syrup
that she says she would rather
be without part of her food than
without the medicine. It lias
done her more good than the
doctors and all other medicines
put together. I would ride
twenty miles to get it into the
hands of any sufferer if he can
get it in no other way. I be­
lieve it will soon sell in this
state better than cotton.
TESTIMONY FROM
BAIN
-¡WAGONS H-
ALL SIZES,
For Sale Cheap
TEXAS,
Mrs. S. E. Barton, of Warner,
Ripley Co,, Mo., writes that she
had been long afflicted with dys­
pepsia and diseases of the urin­
ary organs and was cured by
Shaker Extract of Roots. Rev.
J. J. McGuire, merchant, of the
same place, who sold Mrs. Bart­
on the medicine, says he has sold
it for four years and never knew
it to fail,
SHE WAS ALMOST DEAD.
I was so low with dyspepsia
that there was not a physician
to be found who could do any­
thing with me. I had flutter­
ing of the heart and swimming
of the head One day I read
your pamphlet called “ Life
Among the Shakers,” which de­
scribed my disease better than I
could myself. I tried the Shak­
er Extract of Roots ami kept on
with it until to-day I rejoice in
good health, Mrs. M. E. Tins­
ley, Bevier, Mublenburg Co.,
Ky.
For sale by all Druggists, or
address the proprietor, J. A.
White, Limited, 54 Warren St.,
New York.
SOCIETIES.
Highest Market price paid
for all kinds of grain at all
Masonic Directory, Ashland.
tines— in cash.
SISKIYOU CHAPTER.
M, 21. R A M.
Regular convocations on the Thursday
next after the full moon.
W. H A tkinson . H P
E B Myer. See'y.
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ASHLAND LODGE NO. 23, A F. A A M.
Stated communication on the Thursday of
or before the full moon
E. V. C akteh , W. M
Wm R Lawson, Secretary.
ASHLAND
CITY
ALPHA CHAPTER NO 1. O. E. S.
stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesday iu
each mouth.
M bs M E M< C all , W. M.
Mrs J D Crocker. Secretary.
ASHLAND LODGE No. IS.
1. O. O. F.,
Hold regular meetings every Saturday
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
In good staudiug are cordially invited to
attend.
M N L ong N. G.
H C Myer, Secretary,
ROLLER
FLOURING MILLS.
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT NO 1«,I OOF
Meets in Odd Fellows's Hall every 2d and
4th Monday in each month
Members in
good standing cordially invited to attend.
A. B ish . c . P.
M N Ixing. Scribe.
HOPE REBECCA DECREE l.ODl.E NO. II
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
month iu Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland
M m c e M ay . n . o.
John May. See'y.
Ashland, Lodge, A. 0 .U. W.
Meets in lodge room in 0.1,1 Fellow s
Hall every first and T hiiu > Wednesday in
each month. Present hour of meeting 7 00
r. m
AU Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
T. O. ANDREWS M. W,
W m P attersof , Recorder
How Vulupuk Appears in Print.
Much has lieeu written of late abont
the new language. Volapuk, aud the
following from the Cincinnati C<>»<-
niercial-Gazette gives an idea of how
the language looks in print:
TAV HISIEDALIC.
Bi6iedal Klivlan e jimatel otnik e
Colonel Lamont e jimatel omik ago-
I oidb at Florida bufu tun anik. Alu-
voms de Vaginton in telul e agekom-
otus du mulot. Agolouis da num tatas
sultidic e avictous uutn ztfas du su veg
otnisk. De Jaeksonvil fa lelod ago
loms al Sant Ajustin, pag baledig e de
is fa leod e fa stemanofT al Spanish
Palatka, et pag jouik, keok gleent pap-
lauus ko olms giofols tluki yelsbik tie
Florida. De Jaeksonvil al Palatka
ffum tinos verno ventik. above Palatka
binos neveitik.
Lad Klivlan aplokof tluki anik yele-
bik tie him in tlakagail e agivof oai al
matelofik, kelagdom osi ko galod gletic.
Bletls delik sagoms ties adunofosi e
aiklodonos keli sagoms al obis. Lino?
The following is a translation of the
i above:
will effect a permanent and speedy
cure, whether the patient is a mod­
erate drinker or au alooholic wreck.
Thousands of drunkards have been
made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific ill their coffee without
their knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own free will.
I t N evkb F ails . The system once im­
pregnated with the Specific it becomes
an utter impossibility for the liquor ap-
Sotite to exist. For full particulars, ad-
ress G oudkn S pecific C o ., 185 Racine
street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
THE BEST SHOES !
AND CHEAPEST.
For School Children and Everybody Else. For sale only at
One of the few choice residence lots
in the best part of the city, adjacent to
the business center can lie purchased
at a bargain. Apply to G. F. Billings.
Two shares and a fraction in the
East Ashland Witter Ditch will lie
sold at a fair price. Apply to E. De-
Peatt.
x
Jack for Sale.
Th© undersigned have for sale a tine,
large altese Jack, which can be had
at a bargain for cash. The animal can
be seen at their livery stables iu Ash­
land; and is guaranteed to be a sure
foal getter. He will be sold low to any­
THE FRXSIDENTIAL TRIP.
one who will apply soon, as we have no
President Cleveland and his wife ami use for him.
Colonel Lamont and his wife went to
T hompson A S tephenson .
Florida a short time ago. They left
Ashland. Or., Jan. 13,1W8.
Washington in February and returned
during the same month. They passed
100 choice brands of tobacco to se­
through a number of the southern lect from at O. H. Blount's.
x
states and visited a number of cities
You
cau
buy
men's
wool
lined
duck
while on their way. <From Jackson­
ville they went by railway to St. Au­ ulsters of O. H. Blount for 83.00. x
gustine an ancient Spanish town, and
from there by railway and steamboat
to Palatka, that beautiful town where
Il tisi liess for Sale.
the principal street is planted with
A
rood
millinery and dressmaking busi-
trees with the yellow fruit of Florida. ih m in Ashland
is offered for iah A g<»«»d
From Jacksonville to Palatka the investment for somebody. Good reasons
river St. John is very wide, but above for selling. For particulars inquire nt
corner of .Main ami Church streets. Ash­
Palatka it is narrow.
land.
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Mrs. Cleveland plucked some of the
yellow fruit from a tree in a grove and
Stockholders' Meeting.
gave it to her husband, who ate it with
great pleasure.
The regular annual meeting of the
The daily papers say that she did 60, stockholder» of the Bank of Ashland for
and one must always believo what the the election of a board of directors for
the ensuing year, will be held at the
papers tell us. Is that not so?
Destroyer's of Fruit Pests Received.
[s. F. Chronicle, April lath.)
A utimber of little bugs, hardly
much larger than a good-sized flea,
were received yesterday from South
Australia by the State Inspector of
Fruit Fests, W. G. Klee. They are
known as parasites, and are now in
charge of B. M. Lelong, secretary of
the State Board of Horticulture.
The parasites have been used suc­
cessfully in Australia for killing fruit
pests, and they do it in an effective
manner. They get in the body of a
bug about ten times larger than them­
selves, burrow into its flesh and lay
eggs in it. In a short time young par­
asites come from theiufested bug, who
! dies auN whose l>ody is soon so dried
up that it can lie crushed into dust by
the least pressure. Thus they destroy
thousands of bugs that infest fruit
They live from these bugs and will not
touch fruit themselves.
Those that Mr. Klee received yes­
terday were in a small tin liox. in which
was placed some cotton, also with a
number of large bugs for the little fel­
lows to live upon. When they arrived
at the destination the l>ox was opened
and it was seen that the parasites hail
killed a large number of the bugs and
but a few were left, and those very
faint.
Secretary Lelong told a Chronicle
reporter that a petition would lie sent
to Congress to see if these parasites
could not lie imported into this coun­
try.
"There are abont two dozen in the
tin box,” he said. “Some of them
probably have died while on the way
from Australia, we have enough left
for breeding purposes and will go into
the business at once. I fee] confident
that if we could only have these para­
sit»« in California they would lie the
death of the tunny fruit p<<sts. I know
they will do the work that it is said
they will do, for just look here,” and
Mr. Lelong lifted up a piece of cottou
and showed the reporter the dead
Ixslies of almost a dozen big bugs
known ns the white scnle bug. The
dead bodies were full of holes, where
the parasite had entered and laid its
eggs, the young parasites issuing there­
from.
A Portland paper of 18th inst. says:
In the case of Bogart et al. vs. Holla­
day, Judge Dendy to-day made a final
decree ordering the sale of Ben Holla­
day's stock in the Oregon Real Estate
Association, which comprises all of
Holladay’s addition to East Portland,
except what hits been dispose»! of pre­
viously to satisfy confe6se»l judgments
of the plaintiffs against Ben Holladay,
amounting to about $130,000. Among
the list of creditors is George C. H.
Hickox. assignee of Mr. White of San
Francisco, whose claim is nearly $55,
000. Mr White loaned S. G. Elliot,
Holladay's partner at the start of the
OregoD and California Railroad, and
whom Holladay froze ont, money to
prosecute hie claims against Holladay, I
making au assignment of what lie
would receive. There are also claims
of two legal firms here for upwards of
$80,000. Some time sine«» $40,1100
worth of property was sold by consent
to pay the claims of the Potter Stymus
Manufacturing Company of New York
and of »'ertain lawyers here. It is sup­
posed that the creditors will join in
bidding in the property and by selling
it in parcels try to realize the full
amount of their claims.
(JSTCALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
ASHLAND DRUG STORE!
Patent Medicines, Druggist’s Sundries,
School Books and Stationery
Artists’ Materials, Lamps and Lamp Stock.
J. H CHITWOOD & SON
Is the most noted of Southern Oregon,
and Us me<licinal properties have been
proven to beof great value anil benetit as a
tonic ami aid to digestion ami us a remedy
or relief in nearly all eases of kiduei
trouble ami kindred all-ments. Following
is the report of the analysis; One slamlarti
gallon oi tile water contains:
Cull at
B. F. Reeser’s
NEW TIN SHOP
I
10-7]
NEW BLACKSMITH
• •
JOB WORK SOLICITED !
PRICES RASONABLE!
----- Dealers in------
rraxiT
FURNITURE !
.
Wall Paper, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Matting,
Mirrors, Frames, Mouldings, Pictures.
GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, & BRUSHES.
The finest line of Bed-room Suites, Parlor
Suitesand Lounges to be found in Southern Oregon
COME AND SEE I S.
MESSENGER & SMITH, Ashland, Oregon.
STILL DOING BUSINESS.
Y0ULE& GILIiOY
And are now selling at bottom prices everything in the
line of
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Varnishes,
----------------- ; ():------------------
Note these prices:
Horseshoeing........................................... ij 5^
Sharpening Plow..................................
.¿5
New Plowshare.................................. ’’’*
3 5^
WGive my work a trial and vou will be
satisfied.
*
[11-27
Warehouse at R. R.track, foot
YOLILB & GILROY.
Ashland, Oregon, May 6th, 1887.
ASHLAND FENCE WORKS!
Ko Woo» to ihrlnk. break, decay or wear out.
So bolts or clips to become loose or rattls.
W qear made entirely of steel, riveted together, ct»
rhe Best STOCK
RABBIT
r-i be f -oken, will last forever.
MANUFACTURED BV
ABBOTT BUGGY CO.. CHICAGO.
AND
CHICKEN
FENCE
MADE !
Five Douole Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire,
the wire firmly twisted between pickets.
H. C. MYER,
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS!
— DEALERS IN—
Hardware, Stoves, & Tinware
Cheaper than a Rail Fence,
More durable than a Board Fence,
i
•
Stronger than a Barb Wire Fence.
ASHLAND, OREGON
I'till supply <>f coffins, caskets,
robes of all sizes, gloves,
crapes, etc., etc.
Office and '«ar» room* at railroad crossing
of Helman street.
Ultv
PLATE
»BL
E IE
IV
l^B
tffL
bowel«, «.re
.
relieved ar: 1 leriuM-ntlry*
cured by the use of I»r
Fierce’» Pleasant PnitaUtr Pellet» tn
expUuiatlon of the n-me-hal power of the««
Pellets over so great a variety of dteeasn. It
r .ay truthfully be »aid that their action upon
tl). system is universal, not a gland or ti»»n.>
e«capi:>g their sanative tnffaence.
Bold bv
druggists, fur M rent» a vtel. Manntetured at
the chemical laboratory of W oblo ’ s Dun»
s«i<v M edical Asstx iatios *. N o . SS3 Main
HL, Buffalo, N. T.
$5ooa°
is offered by the manufactur­
er* of Dr Hage’i» Catarrh
Ucmrdy, for a case of <a-
(arrii in the Ucad which
they cannot cure.
SYMPTOWH OF CATAttBH.-Dun. heavy
headache, obstruction of the nasal pas<Migt*<*,
dis 'bargee falling from the head into the throat,
aometimea profuse, watery, ami acrid, at others,
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and
putrid: the ryes are weak and watery; there is
a ringing in the ears, deafness. Lacking nr
coughing to clear the throat, expectoration of
offensive matter, together with scabs from ul­
cers; the voice is changed and has a “nasal
twang”; the breath is odfentdre; emell and
taste are impaired. there is a sensation of dlzzi
ness, with mental depression, a luu k ing cough
and genera! debility. Only a few of the above
named symptom* are likely to be present in
any one case. Thousands of cases annually,
wrlthout manifesting half of the above $vinp-
tom*, result in consumption and end in the
grave. No disease is s<» common, m«>re decep­
tive and dangerous, or less understood by phy­
sicians.
By its mild, soothing and heading properties.
Dr. Sage’a Catarrh IL-medy cures the worst
‘Tutold Agony from Catarrh
Prof. W. H ausxer , the famous mesmerist,
of Ithaca, N. Y., writes: Home ten years ago I
suffered untobl ag'>ny from chmnio nasal ca
tarrh. My family physlt Ian gave me up a*
incurable, and said I must die. My caspwai
ritich a bad one, that every day, towards sunset,
my vote© would become to hoarse [ could
barely speak above a w hisper. In the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
wltnost Htrangle me. By the um « of l)r. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, in three month*. I was a well
man, and the cuie has been |>vrmauent.”
Are now taken by the Leading Photographers in al) the Cities, and for Groups,
pictures of children,etc.,are far superior to the old so-called ‘’wet-plate” process.
Call at
T homas J. Rrsnivo, Esq.. 2902 Pine Street.
st. Louis, Mo., writes: “ I was a great suffer• r
from catarrh for three years. At times I could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and spitting, and f r the last eight months could
not breathe t!irough the nostrils. I thought
nothing could be done f >r inn. Luckily I was
•d WM*! to try J>r. Ka<*»'•
aod
I am now n well man. I believe it to be the
only sure remedy f r catarrh flow manufiic-
tured, and one has only to give it a fair trial to
experience astounding results and a permanent
cure.”
ACompleteTreatise on Catarrh, giving ralu-
Hbifrl.int4 ms t »clothing, di«-: un<i other matter*
of im:»ortanoe. will i»e mailed, post-paid to any
address, on r«*» < !. t > f a two-cont postage stamp.
Address.
World’s Illupewary Medical irndifi—,
No. F 3 Ma:* Ptrtvt. WTTA.IAO, M.T.
Tutt’s Pills
They produce regular, natural evac­
uations, never gripe or interfere with
daily businrsa. As a family medicine,
they »should have a place in • %rry
houM*hold. Price, 25 renta per box.
ViroC’EWK.
Sold Everywhere.
’s Gallen; on the hill,
Oflitc, 44 .Murray St^ N. Y.
J. I). F ountain
And examine work made exclusively by the new process. Photographs made
by the leading artists of the coast on exhibition for comparison.
Has again assumed the sole proprietorship of tbiHold established house, having
Uiught the interest of W G Holmes in the firm of Fountain A Holmes.
CENTRAL HOUSE.
And continue to keep »n hand a large and well selected stock of
The Herefords are becoming
the favorites among cattlemen
everywhere, both for range and
E K. Brightman,
enclosed pastures. Persons in
ASHLAND, - - OREGON. I this valley wishing to breed to
ini|H>rt«sl representatives of the
Renovated throughout, anil
best families of Herefords in Illi­
nois can do so at the farm of -E.
NEWLY FURNISHED. K. Anderson on Wagner creek.
A good simple room for coiomer-
t ial travelers ha« been fitted up in connec­
tion with the hotel.
SICKHMBACHE
Malaria, Fever and Ague,
Dumb Chills, Wind Colic,
Bilious Attacks, etc.
Made by the Gelatino-Bromide, or
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Being Fai-ely Vecrtabie. Dr. Pierre’s IV1
lets opera’e without disturbance to the »r»l< m
diet, or oocupatlou. Put up tn glass vials, her
metloally sealed. Always fresh and reilabl.
1 iiey are a gentle laxative, or an lu-tlve i,nr.
native, according to »lie of d.-ie,
CURE
PHOTOGRAPHS!
!
T ake
"l onstanlly Ilnwklng and Spitting
r .£
nr
to
Hold by druggists everywhere; h) cents.
George Markle.
GEAR BUGGY.
------- Or in--------
MERRILL&BAKER,
Medford. Jackson Co.. Or.
C heapcst . E asiest
-ase* of <’*Urrii. ‘<«ld In (hr Head."
(oryui, mid < alarrhal Headache.
i
Inquire of
8MALLXST.
lack«, and all derann
meats ol the steuin. 1«
Send or call for prices.
of Helman street.
sanunt
Beware of Imitations ontalnins Polaonous
Mlnorate. Always asl< fhr Dr. Pieroe’» Pellet,
which are little Bu<ar-co«UeU Pills, or Anti-
bilious Uranulss.
Bilious neatiaehc. •>(»
llaess. < ou»llpnlion. In-
dluesllon. Billons Al.
And various builders’ material.
Oregon
vssrasl : i forrlt
I Mtewaled a, • I.IVF.« FILL Itew. not
arlpe •>!. rULET A M»t
Manufacturer of the
COMPRESSED Bales.
---- city -----
Rustic, Beveled Siding, Flooring and Ceiling, All Kinds of
Moulding, Bracket», and Builders’ Material.
HAY FOR SALE
LOOSE
J. W. O. GREGORY,
Lower Than Anyone Else.
H. B. REED, Proprietor.
---- tn Large or Small lots-----
MILLS.
igbt moved auvwhen about
town al rates
Manufacture
Water street, below livery stable,
Ashland, -
ALSO SWEET CIDER
All contracts, from IOOI ohw * to 10*)
promptly filled. <»ivc inc a call.
11 u
Terms strictly < a>h.
Passenger Coach Every Train
WARE-HOUSE FULL 0E STUCK
B. F. REESEB.
The tind.-rsigiK-d w III pay the lngbeat niat-
pri< «• for bides, »kin» and rars of all
from this date until further notice.
J. B. R. H utchinos .
Ashland. Or.. May 21. UW6
ICE CREAM IN SEASON
Messenger & Smith, Proprietors.
Feed and Livery Stable,
SHOP !
BREAD!
5 ctfi p« r loaf. <»r 6 loaves for 2» < (•
25 loaves for fl.
W beat, iirabain, Boston Brown Bread and
and Rye bread constantly on hand; pie*,
cakes and buns.
—TRANSFER.—
Lost their Planing Mill and contents by hre, but saved
Particular Attention to Job Work.
W»None but the best material used.
PREMIUM
ASHLAND PLANING MILLS
1» furnished with everything the market
affords (Inests may rest assured that noth­
ing will be left undone that will add to
their comfort while stopping at thia hotel.
In couueclionwith the hotel is n first-class
Where travelers and patrons can have their
teams provided with the best of hay and
grain. Courteous attendance gnarauteed
Saddle borsea, teams and vchlcleaot every
description to be had nt all times
12 21
C. E. P hillips , Prop.
Final Proof Notice.
Oregon,
Passenger and Freight
The Beds are New and Clean, and
the Table
Tin, Sheet-Iron and Cooperware,
- - -
Wm.
The Mineral Spring
— FOR THE BEST -
Hides nini Furs Bought.
Ashland,
Golden Eagle Hotel,
Prices That Defy competition.
STAR BAKERY
selling bin
Linkville's New Strike
W hich will be »lone in a workmanlike inai'
ner and at
O'ir trees are grown without irrigation
on R< d bill lend, and all of known va­
rieties that succeed in Southern Oregon.
Tin se contemplating trie planting
will do well to visit ourorchard anil nur­
sery. or write us for price list.
postoflic»—Murphy. Josephine county,
Oregon. U. R. station, Grant's Paas
LEA DI Nd BAKEUY OF SOUTHERN
OREGON.
The proprietor, W m . MILLS, is now
DAVID HORN,
l’ortofllce. Healey.
California
Range. Klamath
river, between Jen­
ny ereek and Cot­
tonwood.
Mark», square
crop oft left ear.
dewlap cut down
Cattle branded
on left hip; horse»,
right al.ouldrr
Information »o-
C. E. PHILLIPS, Prop’r.
lieitedwhen »to, k
This hotel, having beeu thoroughly re­
are found off pro­
paired an4 newly furnivhed. ranks among
per range.
the la st hotels nt Oregon or »'alifornia. The
proprietor is an experienced landlord, well
known in the west
In Reeser's Bloch. Ashland. Or.. Tul
»tack on hand and made to order.
Grape Vine, Currant«. <i«s>H U ith *.
Black!terries, Raspl »Tries.
Strawberries, Figs.
Etc., Etc.
Between Pione* r »lore and Lo-
gau s photo gal cry; Main street,
M asoitic Block.
Good Fare and Reasonable Prices.
rf
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
A. H. CARSON & SON.
Alumina....................... ................... V2DI grains.
Boraeic acid.............
................ 9175
Salclum carbonate... ............. 21.1281
Sodium chloride___ ............... 30.6805
arbon ateoi iron.... .............. 2 5517
Also one building lot iu the town of Silicic aeld............... .................3.9471
Jefferson, Oregon.
Titanic acid ............. ........... ......1.M43
arbon* te magnesia
Terms of sale, cash in hand.
7X87.88
Bicarbonate soda.... ............... 24.684
H. C. H ill .
Lithium
carbonate,
_
___________________
Administrator of the estate of F. Mc­
potassium carbonate. _
iod'iie and traces ut nitric ae.d not estima­
Hattan, deceased.
ted.
Total amount of carbonic acid gas. free
Dissolution of Copartnership. and combined, equals .'•».47S8 grains per gal­
lon.
Notice h hereby given that the firm of f^^Special attention paid to the comfor
real estate dealers heretofore doing busi­
and needs of invalid.».
ness at Ashland, Medford and Central Point
in Jack«on county, Oregon, under the firm Among the improvements of the hotel are
the batlis. titte'l with all modern con­
name of Douglas <fc Co., is this day dis­
veniences.
solved by mutual consent.
W. N. L cckey .
ROOMS
CLEAN, NEAT ANO COMFORTABLE.
J. T. R ogers .
W ari » D ouglas .
F red H ansen .
Ashland. Oregon, March 16, lSKS.
rooms of the bank on Saturday, May 5,
1S8S. nt 10 o'clock a . m .
E. V. C astes . Cashier.
Ashland. Or., April 4, 18S8.
L and Orrtcn at R osebubo . O b .. •
April 3, 1888.
i
Notice i« hereby given that the follow­
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that eaid proof will be
made before the judge or clerk of the
county of Jackson, at Jacksonville, Or.,
on Saturday, May 12, 1KX8, viz: Henry
C. Moore, homestead entry No. 47G1 fo>
the se
sec 22. tp 39. s r 1. east W. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove hiscontinuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land, viz: John 1’.
Walker. John H. Real. Haines True, J.
W. Coakley, all of Ashland, Jackson
county. Or.
C hables W. J ohnston . Register.
McCa|rs Store
AITLE, PEAR. PEACH,
PLUM, PRUNE, CHERRY.
APRICOT. NECTARINE.
ALMOND, WALNUT, omi
lunch to make it pleasant and attractive
to guests.
nearly apposite ( across Granite street I
the northeast cornerof lot three (3),block
eight (8 >, in the town of Ashland; thence
along the line of said alley in an east­
erly ihrection eighty-four (84) feet;
thence along a line parallel with Granite
street in a southerly direction forty-four
(44) feet; thence along a line parallel
with said alley iu a westerly direction
eighty-four (84) feet to the east side of
Granite street: thence iu u northerly di
rection along the south side of Granite
streetforty-four <44) feet to the place of
be-ginning, situated in the town of Ash-
Ian«! County of Jackson, State of
Oregon.
Also, ouc »hare in West Ashland Ditch
Co. No. 2.
L. W. « ABSON.
r C M. HENDERSON ACCTS
FEED STABLE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Consisting of fine custom and ready-made Clothing, Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods, Fine Cloaks, etc.; Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Canned Goods, Cigars, Tobacco, etc., etc., etc.
FINE MILLIKEBY a specialty.
I
ASHLAND,
ORECON.
The Bl YKRK’ Gt lliK I,
Uaurd Re pt. and March
eac h year.
31*4 pa*?»,
inches,with over
3,600 illustrations
a
whole Picture Gallery.
GIV1CM Wholesale Frier.
iirect to coMtunrra on all goods for
¡»ersonal or family use. Tells how •<
order, and gives exact cost of every*
<htng you use, eat, drinh, wear, oa
have fun with. These IBTVAI j UABI j I*
BOOK# contain information ([leaned
from the markets of the world. We
will mail a copy 1TCPSE to uny ad­
dress upon receipt of lOcts. to defray
expense of mailing. Det us hear frva»»
you.
Respectfully,
O
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
( nt <X X2O Wakuk Av.aar, (kku. It*