ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
Ten gross of Mason fruit jars, extra
caps. rublx'rsaud sealing wax at Geo.
H. Curreys.
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HERE
AND THERE.
PERSONAL.
Jacksonville Brevities.
Talent Items.
Still raining.
Mr. F. Pickle, son aud daughter, late
John E. Pelton and wife are now resi
There were only 29 prohibition
Ashland will celebrate.
of East Tennessee, and relatives of Mr.
dents of Ashland.
All quiet since election.
votes east ill Laue county.
A
splendid
line
of
carpets
received
John Holt, are among the late arrivals
Quiet in town since election.
at Messenger A Smith's this week
lor the best goods at lowest prices iu this valley. Their son who is mar
Mrs. Robert Goodyear is visiting
The extensive Lusk canneries in
Help
out
the
celebration
fund.
x
call
at
Jacob's
store
in
Jacksonville.
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over 2,1X10 yards in stock.
ried, Dr. E. B. Pickle, has located in
I a -4 Call! Com«- This Time.
California will not be ojierated this friends near Medford.
Medfofd to practice medicine.
Trout fishing is in favor again.
Ashlaud cherries have been in de- season.
The committees appointed to pn<-
John A. Hanley came up from Med- ’ Our Democratic friends seem to have i
voted
the
straight
ticket
—
at
least
most
Rev. W. B. More returned home from
pare for the Fourth of July celebra
J. K. Ingalls has sold tin» Fort ford on yesterday’s train.
E. V. Carter drives a handsome new tnnud at 25 ets. per gallons, ami the
of them say so.
his Josephine «jountv circuit this week
supply ran out too hood ,
tion are requested to meet at city coun buggy.
Klamath toll road to Klamath cotintv
for a short visit. The fatted calf was
Mrs. Lieut. Swift and little daughter
Geo. Jackson and Mr. Thurman of
cil room to-morrowi Saturday i morn-
and all rejoiced together. He
Apple trees are now very heavily for 81,500.
Bargains at the Red House every
have gone to San Francisco.
Applegate, have started their sheep out killed
ingat lOo'clock. Come out cverylxxly. week.
takes his wife with him now to assist in
loaded with young fruit in the upjier
♦
on
the
Siskiyous
for
the
summer.
•Au Oregon branch of American
The re is no time for any more delay.
his
Gospel
work.
Mrs. A. Lamb, of Gold Hill, is vis
part of the valley, and on Emigrant fanners’ Congress was organized at Sa
Mrs. John Jeffrey has been ill but is
E x f .< r t i v e C om m rrr ee .
Hear the concert solo at the parlor creek.
iting Ashland friends this week.
Our
people
have done the grading for
lem Tuesday.
now better.
concert.
our stub switch. It will ««»ommodate 5
Mrs. H. C. Hill returned home a I
t'alup Meeting.
Washington Territory towns keep few «lays ago from her visit at Tacoma. ' Mrs. John Orth is said to be recover cars at once.
Carpets, new carpets. Body Brus
Instrumental and vocal music at the
ing, and is able to write to her family.
A impmeeting will lie held either parlor concert.
sels, velvets, tapestries, ingrains. From burning up. Ritzville had a 875,000
The town is to be surveyed and plat
J. F. Kelley, of the Sugar Pine Door
at WiHerville or Murphy creek, on
25c. to $1.45 per yard, at D. R. & E. V. fire last week.
The expected wedding is yet two weeks ted to-day and many are waiting to
Only
two
weeks
more
until
the
Red
A-
Lumber
Co.,
was
in
Ashland
yester
Apl’h'gat*. to <•< mmenee at 11 o’clock
make selections, and build s«x>n.
|
away.
Mills.
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The Grami Lodge ami Grand Chap day.
♦
■ i: Thursday, June 21st and hold over House drawing.
The lumber is being delivered for the !
ter of Masons 1ft ve been in session ut
Peddlersand agents ate often sur
The
Ashland
depot
hotel
will
lie
one or two Sundays, everybody invited:
The summer patronage of the Soda finished within two months. Laying Portland this week.
C. W. Ayers was over at Hornbnxik prised when Marshal Curtis compels planing mill.
All h’.ixtering ami t Hiding stamls will Springs hotel has begun.
on business two or three «lays this them to pay their license.
V ita .
of
the
stoue
foundation
is
progressing
Talent, June 14, 1888.
be | ositively prohiliiUxL
J. W. Hamilton, democrat, was re week.
The Democrats paid their lost bets
Remember the parlor concert next rapidly.
elected prosecuting attorney of the 2d
J. S. M c C ain ,
«list 1» It?
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
E. M. Miller started Wednealay ev like little men.
W. B. Mix ire .
Section lioss Lawson of the O. Ar C. district by a majority of fifteen.
That
produces
that beautifully 6oft
ening
for
Albany,
to
look
after
his
Linu
Our
boys
intended
burning
powder
Pastors.
Only twenty-five cents to hear the discharged his Chinamen and now
E. 11. Page, the Portland fruit man,
oyer the victory, but our Democratic complexion mid leaves neither traces
works only white men on the section eetimates the ¡teach yield of this val county farm.
ND AS IT BECOMES NECESSARY FOR Ev
Nightengalee
sing
next
Wednesday
friends feel so badlv over their defeat, of its application nor injurious affects?
(■null's Puss will Celebrale.
between Ashland and Phoenix.
evening.
ley this season at 60 car-loads, or 600 , Jerry Nunau and family, of Jack that a more merciful feeling prevailed. I The answer: Wisdom’s Robertine ac
ery true American citizen to show his appreciation
Th«' ¡»copie of Grant's Pass ure pre
sonville, were visiting relatives here
Hear the “Ashland stars” warble
Messenger A Smith have their saw tons.
Drs. Robinson A Gill report the health complishes all this, and is pronounced
paring for.« grami celebration of In-
of
our great and independent form of government, a new
of the community excellent.
by ladies of taste and refinement to be
The contest case of Geo. A. Titus vs. ! last SuDilay.
de|»-udeuce Day. They will Lave an next Wednes<lay evening, commencing mill completed ami running, and are
the
most
delightful
toilet
article
ever
S
uit
of
C lothes will be in order. And we have made
prepare«! to furnish goo I sugar nnd Joseph Swingle, has Itet'n deci«le«l in
W. B. Grubb lacked only twelve
Mr. Chas. Nickell has purchased a
oration by Rev. E. McLean, a basket at H o’chx'k.
produced.
Warranted
harmless
and
yellow
pin«'
lumlier
on
very
short
uo-
votes
of
lieiug
elected
commissioner
in
favor
of
the
latter
by
the
generili
land
fourth
interest
in
the
lloteu
A
Morris
dinoer, numerous amusemeuts in the
very
extensive
purchases and preparations for the coming
Some orchardists are fearing th«'
matchless. Sold by J. H. Chitwood A
mine.
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Klamath county.
office.- [Examiner.
afternoon, including horse races, f«x>t continue«! wet w«>ather will injure the lice, at lowest prices.
event. Our stock is four times as large as it was last
Boom, lioom, bixiin ! Wm. Mills I The New York World estimates the I Geo. H. Currey has be« u visiting his
races, sack raivs, etc., and a grand ball peach crop.
There has been quite an exodus from Son, Ashland, Or.
proprietor of the Star Bakery, has now probuble attendance of teachers at the : i parents at Grants l’ass two or three our town this week. Messrs. T. G.
m tiie evening. The Roseburg Juve
season.
Buy $l.m> worth of goods at the Re*l opened his ice cream parlor, for the
Kearnes. N.Langell and Mr.Linn having
nile Baud will furnish music during
Band Benefll.
National Educational Convention at j | days this week.
gone to Portland to attend the meeting
the day. and Prof. Ganiard's string House ami get a chance to draw a valu season, where he will be please«! to San Francisco next month, ut 12.000. 1
A
grand
Ixjuefit
entertainment will
of
the
Grand
Lodge
of
A.
F
A
A.
M.;
able
present.
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nninr.innnnnn
Engineer
l
’
hil.
Corcoran
camo
out
serve his patrons with his delicious ice
band will play for tbedaneers.
Mr. C. C. Beekman, wife and daughter lie given to the Ashland Silver Trom
uaeuc jljcjculjuj
A patent was issued June 1st to the | I from Fortlaud the first of the week, for started
A number of freight teams have cream at 15 cts. per dish. Ice cream
last Monday for the east Miss i bone Baud Thursday evening June21.
Married al San Franrheu.
)>>a«le«l in Ashland for Linkville «lur parlor open until 10 o'clock every even state of Oregon for 1,316 acres of land j a short stay at S«xla Springs.
Hattie Kearnes accompanying them ns by the ever popular McGinley Comet
umler
the
swamp
land
grant.
Thelaml
j
ing.
Ice
for
sale
in
any
quantity
at
far
as
Portland,
and Prof. Wm. Black
Rev. Robert McLean weut out to
We have an endless variety of Men’s Fine Suits. Prices ranging from
Mr. Frank G. Hibner, of this place, ing tin' past week.
is situated in the Roseburg district.
2cts. per lb. Come oue, com«' all.
ford leaving Tuesday morning for San Company, l’rof. McGinley does this
Klamath
county
from
Grant's
Pass
mi l Miss Maggie C. Deignau. of Paris,
as a token of esteem to the memliers of
Jf7,5o to $25.00,
Forty Raymond excursionists will
Francisco,
where
he
will
study
law
thin
W m . M ills .
Mr. E. V. Mills is iu Portland this , . this week, for a short sta; at Lis home. summer.
Kentucky, were married on th«' 10th pass her«' within a few days from C;d-
the band anil to the city in general,hav We have a line of Summer Suits, regular price $16,00, which we are
week,
representing
the
Ashland
Mn-
f
The
Klam
ith
Indian
reservation
has
inst. at St. Mary's Church, San Fran ifortua, going to Alaska.
ing always met with a friendly recept
Maj. B. A. Stauard, fomerly of this
Dr. Robinson was summoned by tele-
closing out at $11.00 per suit.
4'J townships. 1764 sections. 1.221),060 sonic lixlge ami R. A. M. chapter m , ■ place, camo up from Grant's Pass yes
cisco. by th«» pastor. Rev. John E.
gram to Portland, to the bedside of his ion auil gixxl houses in Ashland. The
The
T
idings
was
th«'
only
paper
the
grand
lixlge
and
grand
chapter.
acres
of
tine
farming
land.
The
s«'«'-
Cottle. Mr. Hibner an«l bride arrived
company consists of six or seven first We have a large line of Men s Alpaca Coats and Vests which we are
terday,
to
help
the
T
idi ><« s force again. mother, who is ill.
here Tuewlay • veiling, mid tlmr liom-41 that gave last week th«' official returns retary of th«' interior has ordertxl it
class artists, each a s|«ecialty in his or
William Landreth, th«' brutal unir- i Frank Davis, of WixAbnry. county,
offering very low.
Col. Robert Miller departed Tuesday her line, aud a fine entertainment is
survey«! and au ullotmeut in severalty
will lx- Ashland, lie is connect«-«! with in full of tin' county vote.
derer
of
his
step-daughter,
at
Indepen-
,
i
veiling,
to
utleud
the
meeting
of
the
I
Iowa,
Bpent
several
«lays
lure
this
We
have
a fine line of Men’s White Shirts, double back, rcduixd to
promised.
The
Baud
boys
are
trying
tba.W. U. l'vl. Co., auil has made nu
The churches in Ashland observed to the Indians, of so much as may be deuce has been found guilty of mur- I
Alumni Association of the Willamette
merous frieuiis dilriug his residence “children’s «lay" with interesting exer necessary, and the remainder—about der, ami will hang July 6th’ at Dalles. ! , week, au«l is much pleased with South- University, which takes place on Wed to rais«' money to s*>cure uniforms anil
$1.00 each.
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ero
Oregon.
l.otHl.lMMl’acres thrown open to settle
no doubt this benefit will be very ac
here, who hi'.irtily cougratuiute him cises last Sunday evening.
nesday evening of this week.
ment uinler the homestead, pre-emp
The assessment p« r member of the | Geo. T. Baldwin, of Linkville, went
ceptable to them. Give them a rous We carry the largest stock of Boots and Shoes in Southern Oregon,
ti|x>u his fortune in winuing so charm
Mr.
Frank
Ennis,
who
has
been
to
Th«'
bricks
are
lieing
hauk-il
for
Mrs.
tion and timlx'r laud laws. [Star.
A. O. U. W. for the fiscal year ending to Portland on Tuesday evening's New York and Boston for several months ing house.
ing a partner for life.
and guarantee prices 25 per cent, less than any* other house, as
Crocker’s new store building on the
30th this month was 817. Tlu>;jurisdic train, after new gtxxls for Bahiwin A* past to be treated by physicians, Las re
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we buy our goods for cash direct from the manufacturers.
Frank
C.
Peteler,
writing
from
Hen
Gillette lot on Main street.
Captured—Brake out Again.
turned much improved.
nepin county. Minnesota, for a sample tion now numbers 3,967 members in Forbes.
We
can
sell you a good boot for $2.50 per pair-
gixxl
standing.
Two of tbs three prisoners who es
lieu. Applegate will deliver the copy of the T idings says: “Please
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Mrs. DeLamatter of Kerbyville, Mrs.
Dr. Beebe's wife and children re
caped fr« a the county jail last week “iwcnsional address" at th«' reunion of not«« that with us at this date (June
We
can
sell
you fine full-vamp Shoes for $1.50 per pair.
Two Oregon counties settled the turned home yesterday morning, after Ella Simmons of Waldo, nnd Mrs. Kane
Mr. M. L. McCall re|x>rtthe sale for
were captnreil near 1’hiK'uix th«' two Oregon l*ioneers at Portland to-ilay.
6th) strawberries are just in blossom, county wat question last week. En- ! ’ a visit of several weeks with friends iu of Ashland, are visiting their parents, the O. A T. Co. of the following lots in
In Boys’ Suits-5 to 11 yrs.-we have lines at $1,75 per suit.
who were sent down for stealing from
Mr. and Mrs. Berry, this week.
Dou’t forget accounts due at the oak trees not yet iu full leaf, ixirn just terprise becomes the county seat of i
the railroad addition to Ashland:
cars at .Yshlaml lb«' watch thief sent TTi'lM'S office. Improvements to lie coming up, oats about thr«M* inches Wallowa, and Arlington retains the ’ I the Willamette.
J. L. Truitt, of Klamath, and Mrs. A. Lots 6, 7, 8 and 9, block Q, to Dennis In Boys’ Suits, coat, pants and vest,-12 to 17 yrs.-we have them from
o\ r from Medford was not caught. made require us to ixdleet everything high, and wheat her so colil that over county sent of Gilliam.
Mr. C. C. Brown, of Rocklaud, Cal.. Galbreath, of Josephine county, were Porter, $400; lot 1, block A, to Dr. F.
$5.00 up.
On Wetlnesday night last the two possible.
j a sister of John 11. Real, arrived her«' married at the U. S. Hotel in Jackson Damour, of Kansas, SUM).
coats are in use.” Quite a contrast
Justice
Rushwiler,
denuxtratic
cau-
I
again broke out of the jail in th«' same
!
with
her
two
little
boys
last
Saturday,
ville
lust
week.
with Southern Oregon on June 6th.
We have Boys’ Fine Shirts, Underwear, Etc.
didate for justii'e of th«' ¡»ae» for , I for a visit of several weeks.
Weather prophets tell us we shall
way they «lul Iwfore, and up to yester-
R. K. Sutton hits sold three lots in
The
noble
old
oak
tree
which
has
North
Portland
precinct
iu
the
recent
|
We
have Men’s Heavy Grey Knit Underwear for 50 cts. each.
have
clear
weather
after
this
week,
as
dtiy evening had not !■«••□ ri'-captur«'«L
block D. (railroad addition) to John
Miss Eva Pri«u>, one of th«' teachers
Medford Items.
A «loubk«-doen' of this kiml dix-sn’t im thenuMin changes to-morrow. "Barkis afforded shelter for teams in th«> plaza election, who was «lefeateil by four
Davidson, consideration, $330. Also Men’s Fine Stiff Hats from $2.50 up,
I of the Ashlaud public sch«x>ls. started
near tlie ol«l Hargadine store corner votes, has filed noti«» of contest.
prove th«1 re«'or«l of our jail anil its is willin'.”
one lot in same block to C. E. Ninin-
I for Marion county this week, to speml
for so many years, was cut «town Wixl-
Men’s Fine Fedora Hats ”
present custothans.
J. B. Riddle is looking after his farm ger, consideration, $110.
S»«cretary
Vilas
has
just
decided
an
P. N. Butcher's meat market closed nesday au«l is being made into fire
[ her vacation with friends there.
in Douglas county t his week. D. W.
important case and one which involves
after
a
run
of
two
or
thrix»
days,
and
Men’s Nobby’ Felt Hats from $1.00 up.
wood
for
th«>
town
offices.
The
plaza
Baseball Game.
Miss Bello Sisson and J. W. Ma Crosby has charge of the hotel in his
Jacksonville to Medford.
there is again only oue butcher shop has Ix-eu lilleil and raised several feet, tin* town site of Harney City. Oregon.
guire,
the
popular
mauager
of
the
absence.
•
Boys’ Hats from 50 cents up.
An interesting game of ball between in Ashland.
ami this ami th«' constant trampling He holds that apre-emptiou cannot 1» railroad eating statiou at Sisson, were
Patronize the only wagon that con-
made of lands ti|x»n which there is
two nines picked up in Ashland was
horses
hail
about
killixl
th«'
tn
1
«',
so
Miss
Mary
Wilcox,
of
Woodville,
is
of
nects with every train, rain or shine, Boy’s Straw Hats from 10 cents up.
Prof. McClellan, th«' blind violinist,
married at that place Juuelitli.
played at the ball groumls out Oak
that the probability of falling limbs traile ami businessut the time of entry.
visiting her sister, MissJenuie Wilcox, ami carries the U. S. mail and Wells,
street tiie other day. Following is the will give a selection at th«' parlor con made it dangerous. A new tree will
Ira Phelps, of Medford, who has of this place.
Fargo & Co.'s express. Satisfaction Men’s Straw Hats from 10 cents up.
Judge David C. Lewis, a California
cert at the Frolov building next Wed
««•ore of the game:
been
at
work
at
the
case
iu
the
Tn>-
be
planted
near
the
stump.
guaranteed.
E d . H elms , Driver.
pioneer
of
’
50,
«bini
at
his
home
in
Mr. C. L. Jenkins, general agent of
In Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Socks, Suspenders, Gloves
nesday evfiiin
«-in.«:
Portland, this state, last Saturday, iugs oilice for several weeks, has gone the Bankers Mutual Association of
Bargains
this
week
at
Clayton
«k
&c., our stock is unequaled.
'The Kiiiilergart«'ii will close next
to help his father on the
1
Swift A.-
aged
71,
of
cancer
of
the
stomach.
Portland, is in town this week.
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WEATHER REPORT.
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0 Hrlinau. \. 1., p
ruestbiv. The Fall term will Gore’s.
week
He
was,
early
in
the
sixties.
County
In Cigars and Tobaccos, and Notions, we handle large quantities
1 .Hader’. J -IB
Hauk Gidtlings ifnd Ike Deiner came
0 Me«'«iniivll. ». -IB
begin tlm last week iu August, Due
General Balieock, of San Francisœ,
King of Soaps at Clayton A Gore's.
Judge of Del Norte county, but has in from the mini's last week, au«l after
0 Xorri«. J. IC.-’JB
• arev, —1 i
The following is the weather record
notice will be given later.
is
in
town,
a
guest
of
Judge
Crawford.
1 Giddings, fl.- K
Ksli.li, 1> _B
resided
in
Portlaml
sine««
1*64.
■ spemling a few days here, start«1«! south
Mackerel in 5 lb. tins at G«x>. H.
of the U. S. Signal observation station
H h, II
■*.« i " ’. J. .*—* <
W. W. Willits, who is farming the Curreys.
« U’W. H.— ■ f
A case from Ph«M'uix was trie«l be in Ashland for the week ending June
♦
2 \lf.»rd. M. L.-r f
Tli«> On reports that the ward. Gi«Llings going to J hiusmuir and
r (
1 I álrnuu, J. • . — u f
M. • all, J
Wrisl y piaeo near Medfonl, will de
I >einer to Delta.
fore Justice Barkdull last Monday, 14, 1888:
1 iirlniau, B.—1 f
Lr imrd. - r.
Th«' R.«i House man wants the Cracker Creek mines. Baker county,
liver vi'getabhs anil other farm pro
and
decided in favor of defendant.
belonging
to
Bourne
«V
Knowles,
of
earth; M'e his a«l.
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Gen. E. L. Applegate returnctl
if»
ducts here this summer.
. s
Total
Tofal
Portland, have been sold to a St. home lust week, after an arduous
Dr. Fertig gave several lectures Day of Temperature. Rain fall
Max. Minn.
Inches.
A tight-rope i>erfor:nanee t«x»k
Cooking crocks, latest out no more Louis syndicate for 81.000,000. The campaigning tour through eastern here «luring the last week which were mouth
Talent now a R. R. Station.
place on th«' street Wtxlnesilay after- scorched fruit, at Geo. 11. Curreys. ♦ new company will immediately put in Oregon, where he did gocxl work for very well attended.
June 8
76
50
0.00
Iu accordance with the agreement nix>n and evening. It consisted large
8100.000 worth of new machinery.
the Republican ticket.
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74
Yours Very Truly,
For the latest styles and neatest
The Wrought Iron Range Co. re-
52
0.11
betw«cn Manager Koehler, of tiieO. ly of talk auil passing of the hat.
Tixlhnnter
A-
Devine
recently
sold
10
work iu millinery, call at Mrs. Boyn
72
0.15
Asa Fordyce came up from Medford ceived another car load of their eele-
46
A U. K. IL aud the citizens of Talent,
to
the
“
LF
”
Co.
4,000
head
of
cattle,
11
78’
0.00
precinct last Sat unlay, bringing home brateil ranges last week. They are
46
Instrumental ami vocal solos, ton's.
a tract of land at t hat place has been
tbre«' years aud up,for 4 cents per pound.
12
73
52
0.19
deeded to th«> railroad company for quartetts ami duetts, all for a tiuarter,
Another prize silver set at Geo. II. Also 1(K) horses ami 100 mules were i his grandmother, Mrs. S. Fordyce, who selling a great many throughout the
13
45
67
0.01
side track aud de|x>t purpoees, and on at the parlor concert next Wednesday Curreys. Jno. L. Grubb Esq. was the sold to the same company at the same has I hx 'U speudiug some time at th«' county.
69
14
55
0.60
Fordyce farm near Medford'
Tuesday of this week lUxulmaster Gal evening. Tickets at G. C. Eddings’s. lucky man last time.
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C.
C.
Ragsdalo
an«l
Scott
Griffin,
of
time, priee not stated. ’Thu is tho
vin ami section master Lawson sur
A
parlor
concert
will
lie
given
at
the
J.
S.
Eubanks,
Jr.,
who
moved
from
Tolo,
were
in
town
Wednesday.
They
•I1; lb. Tea for One Dollar at Clay first sal«' of any magnitude rej>orte«l in
Total rainfi dl......... .. 1.06
veyed the ground for the stub switch Fraley house next Wednesday evening,
this valley «luring the |>r<v>eiit s«*ason. Ashland to San Diego some two years report every thing iu a flourishing con
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which is to lie put in as s « k > u as the June 20th. for the benefit of the Con ton A Gore’s.
-[Blade, Baker City.
ago, is in jxHir health anil thinks of dition at Tolo.
people have done the necessary grad gregational Church. Tickets 25 cents.
returniug to Southern Oregon, believ
Lots of tine ¿instruments just ar
Purify Your Blood.
ing. which is but a small matter. A
Persons having poultry for sale will
Says the Reilding
I’niM of last ing the climate her«' would agree with
Bodily ind mental health depend upon
full switch will lie put in asstxmas
Anyone wanting an opportunity to rived at Hunsaker's music store, and Saturday: Holt & Gregg lost 150,(MM) him Ix'tter than that of Southern Cal do well to call on W. H. Fowler, of
the neetls of th«' place require iL The go into the dairying business in Klam more coming. Come and make your bricks by the storm on Sunday. These
this place, who will always pay the a healthy coniiition of the blood. The
blotxi particularly in the spring nnd
conductors ami engineer have bi-en ath conntv sir uld read the paragraph selection. E. B. knows how to please bricks were undergoing the drying ifornia.
highest market price in cash for eggs suinmor
months, becomes clogged with
instructed that from ami after to-day on that subject on first page of this you, and will sell honest goods at liv-
aud
jioultry.
Prof.
H.
L.
Benson,
of
Grant
’
s
Pass
process,
and
the
hail
and
raiu
melted
impurities, which poison it and generate
♦
ing prices.
Talent is a flag statiou.
issue.
then, iu short order. Fortunately Academy, was in town ’l’uesilay, hav
disease.
blood purifier is
Jennie Wilcox and Mrs. Har necessary A to harmless
restore u healthy tone.
their kilns,all ready to burn, «vere save«!. ing come U| to order printing done for ris Miss
The
stage
for
Linkville
ami
Lake
have
opened
a
dress-making
estab
Aormul Commencement.
The best purifier and tonic known is
Close Elections.
’ '/ i-vlebration in
the Fourth of < July
In Redding part of the foundation tlm
lishment in the Central Hotel, where Swift’s tspceihc (S. B. B.). Ut its won
view now leaves Ager in the aftermxm.
Hall was totally inadequate wall of Saeltzer’s building was injured. Josephine county. Ho
T
rep«>rts the they
Several contests over offices in dif- after both trains have passed that to Granite
derful purifying and tonic powers wo
will
be
prepared
to
receive
all
or
seat the large crowd of people who
people of Grant’s Pass preparing for a ders in their line.
give a few testimonials:
eient counties in the state were very point, and reaches Linkville in the came
Sheriff Charlton, of Lake county, big celebration.
to
see
the
Uomineucemeut
exer
Mr. Wm. A. Siebold, with Georgo P.
close and required the official count to night, making closer mail «xmnections cises of the Ashland State Normal went through Ashlaml last week with
A
great
deal
of
pleasure
is
anticipated
Rowell & Ca, 10 Spruco Street, New-
decide. For the judgeship in both than formerly.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
John Brown, who was sentenced to
School
last
Friday
evening,
ami
stand
York, writes: “I feel it my duty, for
by
our
citizens
in
the
coming
lawn
so
Lane and Luiu counties a hot fight
of others who may be af
The •‘Valley Dairy” has come to ing room was at a premium. The hall the penitentiary for life for man chita, Kan., relatives
cial to lx> given next Tuesday evening. the benefit
was made, and iu each county both
as I was. to write you this letter,
and jx'ople need not lie afraid was appropriately decorated with ever slaughter. Brown is the man who Casey, have been visiting Ashland June 1'Jth. the pnx'eeds to lw> donated flicted
sides claimed the victory. The official stay,
which
you
can uso in any way you
that its business will be «liscontinued.
and the class motto in Latin shot and kille«l J. H. Shick at during the past week or more, and to the Presbyterian church. Groat ef choose. I suffered
great pain from
count at Albany ascertained that If you want gtxxl milk at a fair cost, greens
from
here
go
to
Eugene,
to
speml
some
Paisley,
and
from
all
the
rejxtrts
re-
Succedcre bene esf, md xucccss« m
boils, all over my neck; I could not
Blackburn, rep., was elected over Whit at your il«H«r every morning, give Bish nicreri melior ext. as it stixxl out from cieved here it seemed impossible for time with Prof. Cixilidge’s family. fort will be made to render it the most turn
my head without acute pain. After
delightful event of the season. Every
ney, dem., by three votes, and in Eu your patronage.
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the wall above the rostrum, met the him to escape conviction of muriler in They have been traveling for two years body is cordially invited to lie present. trying all tho usual remedies, and find
gene Scott, rep., got m by two majority
now.
the
first
degree.
ing
no
relief, 1 used one bottle 8. S. 8.,
eyes
of
every
one
entering
the
hall.
On
The side track at Talent was graded
over Fenton, dem. The democratic
and very soon I was entirely relieved ol
tiie rostrum were seated the members
J. C. McCully, of Jacksonville, was
Items from Tolu.
Says a Portland paper of last Satur
my ‘Job’s Uomforters.’ Now not a
county school superintendent was the yeeterdiw, and the iron will lie laid at of
the
class
graduating
from
the
ele
in
town
Monday,
returning
home
from
sign
of my affliction can be seen.”
only «lvmiKT.it elected in Polk, and be once. The thirty-acn« tract belong mentary course in the Normal School, day: The most severe tliumler-storm
T olo , Or., June 12, 1888.
Mr. M. 8. Hamlin, Winston, N. C. • »
got it by only four or five votes. The ing to Helms, Ammerman, Atkinson l’rof. Sweet, president of the school, known here in many years passed over a trip, to the cinnabar ledges in the
writes: *'I use it every spring. It al
Three cheers for the Republicans!
official count, to be made to-day, may- and Talent is being laid off in town ami several others of the students. The this city this evening, accotnpauied by Siskiyous. He had piloted thither
ways builds me up, giving me appetite
heavy rain. The last peal of thunder two gentlemen from San Francisco
go against him, too. Bob Miller, form lots this week.
One hundred per cent gain in this and digestion, aud enabling mo to stand 1 STEEL BEADED
.......... Old ¡«rice, 87.00, now .<:» <<•
opening chorus, "The Harvest M«x«n” at « :2D o’chx'k was the heaviest, nnd who are investigating the prospects
the
hot summer days. On using it I
erly of Salem, ami member of the late
precinct within two years.
“
.................................
E. S. Smith ha-ismoved bis quartz was rendered by Misses Emma Sayre. electririty followed the wires in:
..........
“
2.76, now
“
he for working th«' cinnabar rock. They
soon become strong of body aud easy of 9 COLORED
legislature, was giv«>n a hot race for mill
to a site upon Rogue River close Sadie Anderson, Abbie Goodyear. Etta electric light works, burning the arma- returned southward by train from
4 4
44
44
Rogue River must feel pretty big; it mind.”
..........
“
3.50, now
6
representative from Jackson by Cam to the
railroad bridge at Gold Hill. Johnson, Clara Mingus, ld«a Naylor. tur«» of three machines aud putting Cole's.
Mr. C. E. Mitchell, West 23«! BL
has lieen swelling like Hermann's ma
44
eron, rep., but the official count gives Lack of water comp«'lled a change of Bertha Russell, Miss Hansen, aud
..........
“
3.50,
now
BLACK
2.7.»
1
Ferry,
New
York,
writes:
“
I
weighed
jority.
him 25 majority. Mattoon, rep., wuose lix-ation. but there is no danger of the Messrs. J. S. Sweet, Otis Helman, Jesse out all the arc lights iu the city. On
Dr. Will C. Brumfield. of Clinton,
...
116 pound« when I began taking your 1
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44
4 4
;•« 5o
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“
4.75,
now
ly
one
circuit
of
iucandesceut
street
defeat by Baley. tieui., for joint sena null running dry now.
Corn in this part of the valley l«x>ks medicine, and now 152 pounds. 1 would
McCall and John Penneltaker. This lamps was lighted. The burning of Mo. and Dr. J. L. Hardeman, of Brown
“
.................................
........
“
4.00, now
3.25
not be without 8.8.8. for several times 1
”
PANEL
tor of Union ami Umatilla was con
well
and
is
growing
like
magic.
’
ington,
the
same
state,
spent
two
days
its weight in gold.”
H. B. Reed, of th.« Ashland Fence was followed by tEe address of the salu- the safety strips saved th«' machines. here this week, while en route for the
<4
fidently preilicted. got seven majority
1 75
..........
“
2.50,
now
COLORED
BRAID
6
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
Farmers have their spectacles on.
Works, recievixl a large quantity of tatoriau ol the class, Miss Emma Sayer Tho damage to tho conipanv is about Sound country, where tliev will prob
on the official count. [Statesman.
44
4 4
4 4
Biailed
free.
Tint
Swirr
S
pecific
Co.,
1.00
who
«lid
her
part
very
well.
The
mem
........
“
1.25,
now
$1000.
looking
for
a
few
clear
days
in
which
4
win' and pickets this week, ami will
ably locate. Dr. Brumfield is a cous to cut hay.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
44
(4
44
1.25
Much Visil.-il Road.
begin to catch up with the large orders bers of the Training School next gave
..........
“
1.75, now
4
Says a Portland paper: Major John in of Wallace Rogers, of this place.
the audience a song entitle«! "The
ahead
for
his
popular
fencing.
Call
44
It
4 4
2
2 75
..........
“
3.75, now
E. C. Pomeroy, our blacksmith and
For a 1 mg timg the citiz ns of An aud s«*e his new ornamental pickets.
Shoemaker.” Then Miss Gertie Engle, B. BriK'kenbrougii. special agent of The gentlemen had a day’s trout fish
4 4
4<
telope valley have b«>en auxiotis for a
•>
1.25
PANELS.......... ........
* *
2 25, now
NEW THIS WEEK.
four or five years ol«L recited "Pussy th«' general hint! office, has gone to ing in Ashland creek and enjoyed it wagon maker, has purchased a 280-
acre ranch five miles east of Tolo for
new road ilirect to Ashland. Incom
The meed of merit for promoting kins,’’ iu a manner which brought loud Mo«loc county, Cal., to investigate au immensely.
44
44
44
2.75
..........
“
3.25,
now
1
only $3500.
ing now by wagon road around by personal comeliness, is due to J. C. applause from the audience. An in alleged gigantic laud steal. About
Col. D. II. Haskell, townsite agent
o
M
4»
1 25
..........
“
1.75, now
4
Phoenix they have to travel 46 miles, Ayer A Co., whose Hair Vigor is a uni strumental duett entitled "A Midsum eight years ago Jess«' D. Carr, a of the 8. P. It It, was in Ashland last
Work at J. R. McDonald's quartz
while th 'distance directly across the versal beautifier of the hair. Harm mer Night's Dream,” by Mrs. Ed«lings wealthy cattleman, took up 40,(MM) Friday and Saturday. Col. Haskell mine is in full blast. The foreman, J.
mountains is only a little more than less. effective, aud agreeable, it ranks and Miss Giddings was well receivtid. ; acres of laud in Mtidoc county which was inquiring whether an election bad R. Durenean, feels sure of sinking a
3 dozen leather-lined Fans, worth S1.50; price 40c
one-fourth as great. A petition fora among the indispensable toilet articles. "Jlow Reuben Played” is a selection he inclosed with a stone wall. Sim» been held in Oregon. He said it was rich ]*ocket iu a few days.
5
doz. white bone-frame“
“
i.oo; “ 25c
ro id act. the mountains having b >eu
Charley Howard is still out with a re>jUiriug cousiilerable elocutionary then he lues inclosed 20,000 acres ad rumored an election was to take place,
J. F. Ragsdale and wife are visiting
pri'sentisi to the county, Welborn Bee surveying party in the nortlmastern talent to render well, but Miss Bertha joining, part of which is in Oregbn, but from reports receive«! at Sail Fran
[j^^Cabot W Sheeting at 7 1-2 cts. by the bolt.
son und others have surveyed a route part of the county, grading land for Russell recited it to the evident satis with a fence. Major Brex'keubrotigh cisco Wednesday the people there hail relatives in Umatilla county.
which makes the distance only tlur- the O. AC. R. R. Welborn Beeson faction of th«' auilienoe. A v<»al du has received instruction to make a concluded it was only a Republican
James Knapp and G. F. Carter have
teen miles from th«' Antelope school was out with a party in the sain«' work ett “Summer Flowers,” by Misses Ab thorough investigation into Carr’s au caucus.
moved to Josephine county. They
house to the Eagle Mills, and so favor for about a month, but returned home bie Goodyear and Emma Sayre was thority for inclosing this land.
will vote the Republican ticket in No
WILL
Railway postal clerk, E. B. McMil
able is the route that no heavier grade the week before election.
next on the programme. The historian
Says Grant’s Pass Coacicr of last lan, who has lieen on the run between vember, "just the same.” They don't
than that of the lull Ix-twcen Eagle
of the class, Miss Etta Johnson, fol-
We are sorry to learn < >f a sh<sit Ashland anil Portland, made his last believe in fr<>e wool and two cents per
Mt'ssrs. Shepard A Rush, who are loweil with the "Class History,” after week.
Mills ami Ashland will be required at
ing affair at Murphy on election day trip on this route last week, having pound protection on Sugar.
any point. The road should be ojiened working on their quartz claim just which a sextette, "Row Boatman, between
two of our<x*st fanners. Th«' been transferreil to the Portland-Leb
A large majority of the Tolo people
by all iu>* ins, ami the people of Ash south of town, report most encourag Row" by Misses .lohnson, Amlerson, trouble grew
out of private matters, anon route. The I’ortland-Ashland will celebrate the 4th in Ashland if
land should assist the peopled! Ante- ing prospii'ts. I rom nx'k which they Sayre. Naylor and Messrs. Pennebaker but we are glad
the sake of the in run is one of the hardest on tLe coast, they can get reduced car fare. Let IIS
I o [ k < as Liras possible in th«' enterprise. have worked up by hand they have aud Helnuin, received the attention ot terested parties for
i
were lx>th very and his friends congratulate Inin on hear from your committee.
It will be of gn at advantage mutually returns in fr«s' gold at the rate of at the audience. The Oration, “The 1 bad shots and the they
interchange
of
leaden
to the two localities. It will make least 320 to the ton.
The
Touch ot a Life,” by E. A. Froelaml, missels Hew wide of their marks. Af the change, as he is sure to have an
1 he Ashland T
1 idings
IDINGS is getting a
easier time on his new route.
Ashland tbe nearest trading point for
larger circulation hero than all the
was well prepared, but not very well
The
Ashland
Hose
Co.
elect«'«!
offi
tho heat of passion had passed
the people across the mountain, ami cers this week, as follows; President. learned, winch was rather embarrass ter
both men realized what hail
Mr. E. II. Lofftus ami his brut her other county papers combined.
will do much toward settling up that G. F. McConnell. Vice President. H. ing to the speaker. The next oti the ‘ away,
done and ¡xxketed their weapons returned home Tuesday from their
Who was the man who was born and
region, hitherto retarded iu its devel C. Myer; Si'cretary. CL H. Gillette; programme was a v«K*al duett by Misses • Ixs'ii
went home. Three -shots apitx» visit with the l>oys out in Warner val married in Canada, afterward became
opment by its difficulty of access from Treasurer. Geo. Eubanks; Foreman, Johnson aud Sayre, entitleil “Listen 1 auil
were
fired.
A
preliminary
examina-
ley. They left here in the early part a Mexican citizen (at least claims to
the railroa«! towns.
(). II. Blount; assistant Foreman. Joe to the \V«xxl Bini’s Song.” The third 1 lion has been held but we have not of May, ami Mr. L. says as they went læ under the protection of the Mexi
Million;
Sergeant
at
Arms,
E.
J.
Kaiser.
memlxjr
of
the
graduating
class
to
re-
learned
the
result.
out prospects for crops wer«> ¡xxtrer can government, yet was hauled to the
Burglary—Small Los*.
ceive the attention of the audience was
than he ever saw them in Southeastern ¡sills by a Democrat and voted on June
The
boast
<>f
Pacific
coast
people
Soul'' tiiii«« «luring Friday night a that th.' heavy thunder storms of the Miss Abbie Gixxlyear, who had writ
Oregon, but as they came back they 4th? Yours truly.
Laying the Corner Stone.
T olo .
uglar or burglars etit. r.'.l the hard- East are not known here will soon lx* ten her "Prophecy'’ in very acceptable
found crop prospects ...............
Ix'tter than he
On
Friday,
June
15,
at
10
o'clock
war«* store of G '<». C. I. blings, in this a thing of the past. Storms accom style. "The Night Bird's Cooing,” a
ever saw them before, and farmers all
Gold Hill Notes.
pl: as an.I stole four revolvers, hilf-a- panied by heavy and destructive play vocal solo by Mrs. W. M. Gilroy, re- a. m., th«' interesting ceremony of lay happy.
FULL PROGRAMME
Rain «till conliiiuo% Growing crop«
ing the corner ston«> of the magnifi
*ioz-‘ti or mo.-' pts'.;«'* knives ami tw«»
ceived
the
merited
approval
of
the
au-
♦ » »
of
lightning
are
reported
tins
month
l«x»k
finely,
but
quit«
1
a
quantity
of
hay
or tbr.'" dollars in small change which from various places in Oregon aud ilienc«» for the exivllent manner in cent exposition buihling and z«x*logi-
T
NEXT WEEK.
hax been damaged. Farmers will do
had been left in the money drawer.
which it was sung. Miss Sada Ander cal gardens of the North Pacific in
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
well to hold on for a while.
Eut ranee was effected through a win Washiugt« > ii Territory.
son had an appropriate "Valedictory," dustrial Ass«»iatiou will take place.
Mr. E. S. Smith’s quartz mill started
dow-of the tinshop back of the store,
Lookout for tramps and burglars. an.l did herself cnxbL After tins Prof. This nsstx-iatiou. organized with a cap
Dimkard Church. Granite street. Ash
aud the ordinary wtxxleil tloor betwtx'n They are nnmerous and bold along Sweet gave the graduates their diplo ital of 8150,000.(K), is now erecting a land—Preaching every Sunday at 10 up yesterday in its new location. The
move was a good thing, and all indica
the shop and the store1 was opened by th'« railway l>etw«'en San Francisco mas from the elementary course of the mammoth building iu the city of Port o'clock n. in.
tions favor success.
knocking out a pauel ami turning th«' and Portl.md, and through the moun Normal S I km »!. and a closing song. land. Work on the structure will be i !
pushed
forward
day
and
night,
ami
Elder
James
Hummer
will
hol«l
a
Mr. James Owens has his photograph
key. which had lieen left in the lock. tainous ♦■ •tion. wlii're towm are few, “Gixxl Night" by the chorus, wound
So far as disix’Vered. nothing was mo- they are always hungrier and more up the Commenei'ment exercises. The the building will be ready for the first basket meeting at Smith’s mill on gallery in naming order, and is prepared
lestt>d but the money drawer and the <!• sperat«' thin in mori^thickly s«'t- ! exercises, on the whole, were good, as annual exposition esrly the coming Anderson cret'k on the third Sunday to do good work. Give him a call.
■---- ---------- oo-------------------
Mr. Sol Abraham, of Roseburg visited
show-case near the il«»or. The thief tli'.l communities.
Frinii points al the northward.
was evi«lenced by tho manner in which fall. No expens«' will 1» spareil to in this mouth, that is, next Sunday,
our town lately, and made a tour of in-
bail evidently pick'd oil’ the day be
the ainliem*«' received them. The Nor make this the grandest display of the J une 17tb. All cordially invited.
From «tnd after May ist, i888, 1 propose to sell gootls only for
For ebronie catarrh, induced by a mal School is young yet ami with in industrial interests of the coast that
slxction to the coul mine of Mr. B. F.
I'.
fore just what he want 'd, ..nd was able
scrofulous
taint.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
is
Presbyterian
Church
The
custom
Wade,
which
is
opening
out
iiuely.
to find it easily in th«' dark. Mr. Ed
creasing years ami grow mg attendance, has ever lieen attenqited. Its compre
dings estnu it«» his loss at
p, $.t\ th«> ini«' remeily. It stops catarrhal it is to I m ? hoped that it will increase hensive scope ami the perfection of de ary services at the Presbyterian church
Messrs. Lean and Peck re'.urn«'d to
I
the
diseliarg.'s,
removes
sickening
next Sabbath morning. Sertnou sul>- San Francisco last Saturday, but prom
The work of cutting a panel out of
and grow in power and influeu«> and tail give eviilence that no merely or«il- ject:
thoroughly
“
Lifes
Turning
Points."
Even
ised to visit this section again. They
Or Approved Country Produce.
the back <1 rir of I). II. Blount's store, «xlor, and never fails to
rei-eive the attention which it deserves nary fair is in^outemplatioti, anil the ing: “Christ Our
Intercessor.’ seemed favorably impressed with the
names conneCTe«l with the enterprise
ill'll d«x r to Mr. E blings’, was begun, eradiinteevery trace of the diseas<‘ from the people-
mining
prospects
of
this
part
of
Oregon.
oo----
are sufficient assurance that it will lx> Strangers welcome.
but the thief was evi h>ntly frightened from tli«' blood. Solil by all dealers
in
medicine.
a
complete
success
in
every
feature.
A
Tw.
atj
Year»"
Exp«'rienc«'.
Our
merchants
have
lately
received
away Is'fore he bid nude much pro
Congregational Church Cor. Main
----- A full line of-----
Th«' whole Dorthwest should unite iu street an«l Siskiyou avenue. Preach quite a quantity of new gotxis. and ar*
gress.
TALENT, OR.
The S. P. D. A I.. Co. of
77(1 Broadway, New York. /
now
prepared
to
compete
iu
price
and
a
lietermination
to
make
this
truly
A «Jan who h id I k -li about town Pass are now prepared to till all or«l«'rs
ing Sunday evening at 1030, Sunday
Mar. 17, 1886. i
of th« vast interests of Seh«x>l immediately after at 11:45. qmility withother Jackson county towns.
for sexerai «lays .«nd "as not to lie for «l«x»rs> susli and gi'ueral finishing
ALSO. DVAI.ER IS
1 have Ix-en u.ring Alloock's Porous representative
C hablkmaone .
fouud the mo«-;n:>.' a«t -i th« burglary material on short notice, at all points Plasters for 20 years, ami found them the region.
Evening servil» at 7:30. Mid-week
is suspect" I of bang the th: f. aud a in Oregon aud California. For pncee. oue of th«» best of family medicines.
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
Their Business is Booming.
off for Chicago.
7 30 o'clock.
fellow .ms., ring l.:< dis-ripttou was catalogues, etc., apply to them at Briefly summing up my experiem», I
Probably
no oue thing h«s canned such
offering for’sal • a new pistol at Ro.s«'- Grant’s Pass, Or.
SEEDS & FRUITS.
say that when placed on the small of I The Re-publican national convention
Services in lhe Baptist Church uext general revival of trade at Chitwood
burg a .lay or two hit -r.
13-1 If)
E. B. Hunsaker in order to s«'tt!«' the back Allax'k’s Porous Plasters will meet at Chicago next Tuesday. Sunday as usual. Sabbath sclaxil at Brox. Drug »tore as their giving away
—oo—
liis addition to Ashland rapidly will till the Ixxly with nervous energy, and June 19th and the Oregon delegation 9.30 a. m.; preaching at 11 a. m. ¡young to their customers of so many free trial
Bticklcii’" Arnica Salve.
left
last
Sunday
for
Illinois.
They
thus
cur"
fatigue,
brain
exhaustion,
bottles
of
Dr.
King
’
s
New
Discovery
for
give 825b in gold coin to the purchasers
jxMiple's meeting at 7.15 p. m. subject,
w c tender our thanks for past patronage, and
The b -.1 s ilv«' m the World for cuts, of lots, divided into four premiums: debility ami kidney difficulties. For went over the Short Line, and ex "Prayer,” i and preaching at 8 p. m. Consumption. Their trade is simply
in this very valuable article
bruises, sore«, ule. rs. salt rheum, fever First. 81(H); secoml. 875; third. 50; women audchildren I have fouud them pected to join the California delegatee Strangers ami others cordially
’ " r wel- enormous
cordially
solicit a continuance of the same.
from the fact that it always cures and
Hores. tett< r. chapped hands, chilblain'«, fourth. 825. This will lx? paid when invaluable. They never irritate the at Ogden and proceed to Chicago with come.
never disappoints. Goughs, rold. as
ooms, and all skin « ruptious. ami posi- twenty-five lots are sold; the balance skin or cause the slightest pain, but them. The Oregon delegation con
Will be oj«en for customers
thma. bronchitis, cronp, and all throat
tiiely cures pd« s. or no pav re«|Uired. It
J. M. MCCALL
cure sore throat, croupy rough, e'olds, sists of Rufus Mallory and Jonathan
is guaranteed to give i«erf«*ct s’ltisiae- I of tract will l«e reserve«!. So there pains in siile, liack or chest, indiges Bourne, Jr., Portland; J. W. Cusick,
Men’s working pants, 81.00, 81-7) and lung diseases quickly cured. You
On
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June
16.
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twenty-five
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tioii. or money ref m«d« d. Price 2.'« cents
Albauy; F. P. Mays, The Dalles; J. C. and 82.00 at O. H. Blount's.
Ashland, Oregon.
trial bottle free, large size |1. Every
chances to make money on the advance tion and bowel complaints.
per box. For sale by Chitwixxi Bros.
MEALS - ALL HOURS AND SHAPES.
Bean, Pendleton; and Gov. Moody.
bottle warranted.
of lota, by s»>curiug one or two at oDce.
Men’s fine shoes from SI.50 to 85.00.
Read the lle.1 House advertisement,
Eastern hominy ami rolkxl vats at For particulars apply to owner or G.
Sherman Sisters. Prop».
at O. H. Blouut’s.
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Examine Milla 83 calf shoe.
lied House ahead.
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it will not take you long.
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Geo. H. Curreys.
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F. Billings and Luckey A Co.
FRI PAY.
...Jl NE !'». ISM
COMING!
A
Æslilancl
SLAUGHTERED
Come in and View the Remains
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Ashland
ADVERTISE THEMSELVES.
JULY 4th
D. R. & E. V. MILLS.
Reduced R. R. Fare
A DEPARTURE!
S. SHERMAN,
CASH IN HANI).
Notary ■■■ Public,
STAPLE and FANCY DRYGOODS,
Farm Implements,
Clothing, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIES, Etc., AT LOWEST RATES