Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, January 18, 1889, Image 3

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ASHLAND TIDINGS
11 Ein:
AND THEKE.
PERSONAl
County Court Pr-ocecdtn«s.
janvaby ri;nu.
CORHF.SpíMi DESCE
spiritual Society
A shland , Or.. Jun, 1<I. 1889,
E ditor I idisu - Believing that
niiiny of vour readers would l»e inter­
ested in knowing the exact character
of ill« first Spiritual Sticietyof South­
ern On gun. the incorporation of which
at Talent, you noted recently, I send
OREGON,
ASHLAND,
herewith tin- -constitution of the so­
ciety and a list of-the signers to date:'
OFFERS FOR
XV hek ' as , experience has shown
that knowledge can lie more readily
acquired by combination of effort than
singly, we whose Dames ure hereto an­
nexed, have agreed to form nn associa­
tion to lie known ns the First Spiritual
Society of Sout hern Oregon, and for
its better government do hereby estab­
lish the following constitution:
THAT MOST DESIRABLE
A kticle 1.
Sic. J. The name, style aud title
of this association shall be the First
Spiritual Sia-iety of Southern Oregon,
and our aim and object are set forth
«
in the following declarations:
FRONTING
ON
A rticle II.
Six. 2. We lielieve that there is a
spirit world mid that mankind, in the
wav of evolutionary and progressive
nail unfoi Iment. do retain their in­
dividuality after that change takes
THE MOST CENTRAI
place, known as death, and we lielieve
ilia', if we observe c -rtaiu psychologi­
cal conditions, s,ml aspiration and
sympathies, we may become connected
with and icci-ivo comninDieiitions aud
light by influx from H ich spirit world,
und'hat they cmi return and »im­
mune -..te with ns.
THREE LOTS
Si. . 2. We believe that the truth
will never suffer by investigation,
thereiore, in order to get the Ix-st aud EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY I 20 FT. 4 IN. DEEP
iu
thuri-ugh informati-m on all snb-
jeet-k ■•-. - U 'luby <li ,-iare that our los-
These lots an* located diagonally opjxisite the new
tmm and platform is fret- to all, no-
laxly shall be deliarri d from expressing H otel S iskiyou , on the south side of Main st., corner of
bis or her honest opinion on account Hargadine Avenue, and for a first class business invest­
of race, color, n-iigiou Or sex.
('all on or address
Si:- . 3. We ln.-li.-ve that mere phys­ ment have no equal in the city,
ical phenomena will nut spiritualize
inankiu-l. mi l may be proiinxid liide-
[« n l ut ly of t he m. ,ral -pialit les of t lie
medium, Imt that th.- higher phases of
me iiiimsliip. consisting of tiiecurrents
of iuspiratiouul sfieakers and writers,
ar« di p -ndeut Tor their moral value
mid form- upon tin- purity of the in­
strument through whichthey aretrans-
initled, and. consequently, we shall
hold all mediums or teachers. »Io net
in that capacity before th« wo.Id. to
strict accountability fur their mural
conduct while acting in such capacity .
St' . 1. We lielieve that “morality '
is a relative t« rm and progressive as
humanity, and tlu-refore this sot-ietv
ill not prescribe special rules of
moral conduct, leaving that to the in­
dividual consciences of its memlieiH.
Signed by I. Holton. Mrs. H. C.
Holton. R.T. Young. Mrs. N. E. Young.
L. 1 l’ayne, .Mrs. L. E. I’ayue, Mrs.
M. .1. His keis-iiith. Mrs. S. A. Morton.
Mrs. M. J. Sherman, E. C. Payne,
Miss A. G. Payne. Mi.sfc I.. It. Young
J. B. Plummer. Win. H. I« -■-■■. H. 0
Stock.
TO THE
Jacksonville Brevities.
G iki J s given away at the Red House.
Mr. H. B. Carter is at Portland tbi-;
(n the ma'ler of application to
Why not tako some while they are go­ week.
cate road tiled by J. C. Brow n et.
Dr. Whitney, of Eagle Point, was in
ing?
x
town Wednesday.
Geo. E. Youle is ulH'iil town ug>- id . eoutitiiied until Sept. term.
Ordered that Road District No. 29,
A Mrs. Carroll, of Portland, organ­ after his illness.
Mrs. Kamp is quite low withcon-
embrace nil t he territory of District No. sumptii in.
ized a “Christian science” «lassiit Rose­
Mrs.
8.
A.
Morton
was
visiting
at
22. also that all territory ulniv«« Wright's
burg this week.
Phienix this week.
Miss Tillie Noel, of Linkville. is vis­
foal shall I»' known as District No. 22.
The Oregon State Temperance Alli­
Mr. 8. Shattuck, of Henley. InmI» h - u
Ord«*red that Road Supervisors in iting friends here.
ance will hold its next annual meet­
making their ntinnal report to the
in town this week.
Judge Crawford and wife were in
ing at Albany on Feb. 2(Hh.
Horace I’eltou. of Sam's Nalley, (‘oiinty Court will Im allowed the sum town Saturday.
Salem's
new
street
cars
are
carrying
<>f two dollars a day for work reported
A
Dr. Max liustel d parted for Seattle.
memliers of the legislature between the spent Tuesday in ton u.
by them as having b«ien performed in
Frank
Vining
ami
wife,
of
Tue-mi
i.
At Cost ' K< ad lie Red House ad- state house aud Commercial street this
their various districts, for every six W. T., last week.
are happy parents of a two-weeks-old days work nod uo more, ami that said
week.
eitUH-melit.
X
Mrs. J. N. T. Miller returned lust
son.
reports shall lie fil«si with the County week from California.
The U. S. Bakery will deliver bread,
Lecture at Cong:- g itim «I church
W. C. Daley, of Little Butte, is at Clerk on or before the 1st Mou«lay in
pie» or cakes at your door every day if
Lis evening.
Mr. E. Schieffelin, a mining expert,
you wisu. Leave orders nt the bakery Montagne this week, on a b«i«im • January.. Ord« rol that Chas. Nick« 11 was in our city recently.
print fifty blank appointments of
latest stvl- s in neckwear at O. ou Main street, opfiosite Odd Fellows visit.
«
Roa«l Siip<-rvmors.
JrrM>iunt'H.
Miss Maggie Manning, of Linkville.
block.
♦
Rev. A. Brown, of Williams Creek,
Ord«-r««l that ReainesA While fur- is the guest of Mrs. W. J. Ply mule.
<»ur Winter.
t . Meli's silk han-Kerchi« fs frotn 50
Charles Dudley Warner, the author, has been in Ashland during the past msh Mr:». N. Lousigtiont to the
♦
Rev. Thomas and Dr. Minnis, of
one of the editors of Harper’s Maga­ week.
inter iu R igii“ River lrcll/y ceuts nt> at <>. H. Blount's.
amount of 81" a month.
Medford, were on our s!reels Saturday
in last 8unday nigfft by a
Just opened. I'-.nstm - stock of zine, will make Pomona. Cal., his win­
Pete Windom, now of Grant's Pass,
In the matter of n bridge across last.
ter residencev He has twelve acres of spent a numlier of days iu town re-
*
light snow tapA iH winch imimtg cl to dolls, nt D. R. Jr E. V. Mills.
Miller Creek, ordered continued un­
land there, which be will plant in receutly.
wuitou t'u« groiin I ala.-.it Ashlaud, but
Mr. Rowe, of the Tolo Milling Co.,
til Feb, ti-rin.
Stacks of n. n's tine und -rwear just 'orange trees.
m»t at planes further d«iwu the valley. rers-iv«.!
whs in town Saturday on his way to
at (1.
I -ium's.
-uni's.
received
O.
il.
1
.J. H. McBride and little daughter
Ordered that maps of tlio county lie Portland.
Yester-lay moruiug alniut 2'^ inches
It is stated here that Claus Speckels
more fell, which had settled to an inch
Men's iill wiK-1 r«-«l und- rwear frulli has so much faith in the beet, sugar have lamu spemliug a week with rela­ piin-)ms<-ii of Henry Kbppcl lot the
M iss Olive Freeland, ol Ashland. h is
tives in Portland.
sum ol 8125.
or less by evening. The coldest yet 81 to 81.50 at O. H. Blount's.
i udustry tbiit he la preparing to form
was 1** above z«ro, Wednesday morn­
Petition to vacate certain streets in been the guest of Mies Manne Pay
Muster
Builder,T.
J.
Davis,
of
th«
8
an
incorporatiou
with
3KMMX),(XX)
capi
­
Brocade diagonal ami i lai-l drt’SH
this week.
ing. It was warmer again yes', rday.
ta), to opperate in various parts of P.. came up t,i Ashland ng-iiti last 1 u- Talent, c. ii not l«e heard for Ih«- reason
i hut tii«' court lias no jurisdiction in
Rain or «nu« in tt « valley, ami enow goo-ls, 10 cts. js-r yard at M. L. Al- California.
Landlord Simons, of Eagle Point,
day
for
a
brief
visit.
X
tii-- premi.-eH.
<ei th-- <:i- uu’at-.s are ntx-disl in liberal fol-i s.
was in town i'hurwlay. also Messrs.
Capt.
A.
D.
Helman
was
at
Jackson
­
Tb« wire works at Albany, owned
qiiar.tiib -■> U-tivii i> m,.r and epnug, to
Mr.s.'l. P. B-iy-1 b;-s open-da priv. <«•
(Jr.lereil that the ( !> rk pio- uro re­ Ni 'hnls and Aslqaile.
! iruu.:- tin- tuu.i >vat r supply.
scb(X«l in the dwelling house next door by Chas. L. Bush, were sold last Mon- ville and Mislfor.I again this week, ou cords of mining location - i.mi v- ater
Mis- Stellu Jacolis. who has I h .tithe
I.
O.
O.
I
’
,
business.
<lay to W. S. Denham, of Frankfort,
to the M. E. Church.
rights ami transcribe the old volume guest of Miss Pboelie Kelly for some
Dakota. The wire works in operation
yia-.e-.lc 1',-aqm-tx.
Mr. T. A. Harris and v.-ife. who have of mining records uud water rights in­ lime, returned to her home m Seattle,
C. K. Klum,of TaL'nt.driv-s a baml- tht-j month at Salem are still lu the lieen at Astoria for sometime, t« tuim ;
to U;« same.
W. I'., last we< k.
The m-'nibeo« o' Alpha Chapter, o. sotiio now ng fin« l-ay • orsea, ami b imls of the ol-l proprietors.
home to Medford last week.
F S ceieiir.ged ;'i -ir annual installa- shiny, new h.irn ss ami wagon.
If««-d petition of Will Jackson am!
A liltlecliikl of Mrs. B. Tyler died
W. W. Watson, oueof the publishers
t;«»u ! -«I ’1
y -v.-t-ing with inter-
Mr. J. S. 8eott went over to si--. :: oth'-re to (o-utrul pom- is di.—Rowed. hi Medford Friday last of bruin b-vi r
)
’
•
<«[i<-'fr-mi
Central
P-iut
repot!
<»f
tile
Herald,
issued
Ht.
Lakeview
• ling <-«• i i*'H w li.-ii conclude«! with
last Mon-lay to ti ke charge of Bi-m-g ■
Ro :«. tHiitom d lor by !-. T. Dowti- .-.nd was laid aw.iV in om beautiful
no e-- gliLt I-
ii . t s- rved by the pro- that a Co-.igresSloual clitin ti will prob­ some years ago, is uow one of the pub- store there for a few weeks.
ing «'J. al., read second time ami or- ci-nieti'iy on Saturday.
ably
lx'
Liilil
there
during
the
pres«nt
hsbers
of
the
Oiftny
Oritc/e,
the
first
prieters of th« European restaurant.
Mr. ami Mrs. Benjamin Ecgl««-' -n i--id opened us per .surveys .- nd re­
luiiulg-r of wlm-ii reached us this week.
i ll-* “comp" made us sav I d week
The tit-« xt sprt ;-i ■»( the kind yet year.
po: I of viewers,
tliat Mr. Dr. Robinson had Io- several
sc-ti .««- v ■ ■. »’«»• iua-le by Siskiyou
If the snow shill rem :n on the Orting is a new town in the .Puyallup returned lust Saturday from then
Roa-I
petitioned
for
by
Jt-s.
Bigham
bridal
trip
to
S:-n
Francieeo.
calves with black-leg. It should have
< ’it ipt«r, li V M, i.ivt evening. Af- gr-inmi several days n itnerotis impro- v«lley. W. T.
read second time and r< port «if viewers
t r i«-'.- i>n «■ i iu >ni«s. th-" mem- vimh I sleighs und emt- rs will be spin­
Messrs. David Payne and Fl 4M I nppK.v-si ami ordeosl i!.a|, <•« iiti.y pay read Mr. D. Rolxiam.
Yyer’a Heir Vigor improve, tie
l»ei of tii ' - il .pier ill I latlies, l<» tile ning alxuit Asiil.iu.l.
beauty of the hair mid promotes its Clift ami their families were v :itiiur ■I. i ‘ Haney th« sum of •t25ils II«'-.• ••■1
Mrs. P. ,1. R vhu . who was culled to
uunitH-r of .l»»nt ; i\ty were to «line ut
growth. I’ prevents the accumulation ALdford th«» first of the week.
J.
H.
Martin
is
having
fifteen
acres
111 ve w- IS repi-it, I I th-,. Ill«' io; -I lie Sau l-'ranei-«*i to sis* 1« r mother who.
t'-i«-l--p «i h »* 'I, whi'rc ths order called
of dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and re­
Mr. Howe, of Talent, is over in Si ■' i- opened, upon th«- | etitioncrs paying was seriously ill. has refurned horn«,
for 50 to (it) cul ls at 81.00 each. of Ins laud just over the ridge west of stores a natural color to gray hair.
accompanied by her mother, who Ims
county this week, Imiking aft« i tin- sum <»l 85.
i’be Xabi mil B in 1 w -« to I h - po sent, town cleared for planting trees. He Have you received Ayer’s Almanac for you
’
recovered.
has a tin«« location for an orchard.
sotiio
mining interests he has there.
Hospital
report
r
s
-
tve-l
un
I
■
I
u-e«t
ami a gr in«! tin. ■ was aotieipate«L
the new year?
on
file.
Gisirge Brown, Jr., of Eagle Point,
The fruit tree bu.ls ha-l lx co swell-
Mrs. B. S. < hdioru«' retirrmd to Ash­
Kiuii« c«ia;»-my
Says the Yreka Journal of Wednes­ land last Sunday, after speiidiiig seve­
Ordered by the court that li tax I m * th« lad who shot himself fatally, while
- ing «aiusideraliiy prior to the liegin-
Soin, line.»
an application, nn- umg of our cold snap last week, ami day: The little child, Hbont a year ral weeks »itii relatives m i’orlluii-1.
levied on the u-s--vii.t-nt of 1888 us out limiting lust v.-ei k. was buried in
follows: S- ,te 3 7-11) mills; maversi- the .la -ksnuville cem«t«ry Thursday,
tie roil-1v Mgm-i, w .« «« nt from Ash­ or-.-tiar-hsts are giad to s-e them given ■ »id. of Mr. and Mrs. G--o. Kenyon, fell
Mr.
M.
II.
Drake
arrivixl
Tuesday
ty. 1-10 mill«; military, I-"» mills; at. 2 p. m. Flic sorrowing friends have
land lu il
. • '»• « . Slgllu. U. N. G., » set-l»aek.
last Tm-adHy. while trying to walk and
•
veiling
from
his
Haruey
valley
cattle
f r’I»« organiz-;i«iu of a compauy of
school , 5 mills; conni v, limili., bnug- the sy mpathy of the entire community.
had both bones ot right arm broken. '
City
Recorder
Berry
i-es
not-
«
in
Oregon Ht ite Milili.i at tins place.
i'll.- little child is uow getting uloug ranch, for n visit with the folks at in the aggregaU' 20 mills.
Sheriff Bir.ls.-y captured the man
home.
Tim Or'-yo«riiu of .Mon«lay h ih the ano;ti«r (ohiiiin of « -smti of tlieeitv comfortably.
Wright aid Burris, of t - nt: I Point, »Im eommiiteii 111« a.-saiill with a club
SiUu.'ll
to
be
held
as
all
equ
«11Z
itlou
Mr.
Oscar
J
o
I
hihou
,
brother
of
W.
(■ Ito ring: !’r:_:.dit r-Gclieral J. M.
When the eyes become week or the L. Johns ii arrived tins w.. k from petitiom-il for Ikplor license for one near Gold Hill some «lays ago, mid
Siglni. O. N. <).. iia-1 i-unied un Older Kmrd. to examine the .¡s- es-sm«-nt now
year. Ordered that said petition I»- after a preliminary hearing at Gold
alaiut
co
nplettsL
lids
mtlami-d and sore, a disordered Willows, Cal.
uiitbonziug tun fo- m. tion of a militia
gianteil
for one y- .ir from Jun -. 1SX9 1 lill at winch he was bound over, be
I
system
or
a
scrofulous
condition
of
the
company at .V.-l m I an.I <llr-*eting
Miss Henrietta M«H«re, N-tiotial
brought him up to Ins hoarding house
Fred l ice, one of the drivers ou the
IK it II st l-l l.Vls. U.S AIPO1NTI I-.
blood
is
indicated,
for
which
Ayer
’
s
Judge Adv«-' i'.--( « ii, . :«1 Bow.litcli to Organizer for the \V. C. T. U.. will «le-
Is-hind ih« court lions,'. It ws-msthat
Linkville stage line, came in W.-dn«H-
Sarsaparilla
is
the
liest
reim
dy.
It
in
­
•uu.-ter m th-• •. « .nv an-l pr»»ideat hver ti lecture m Granite Hall m-xt
Koa-i Dist. No. 1. Arthur Hut '.
the sheriff track'd him over on to
- lay, from Ager, for a visit with rd:-
1 lie ehi-tiou of off -.-rs, Colouel liow- Bunday evening, conini- n -ing nt 7 o’- vigorates and vitalizes the bhHHl and 1 tives down the valley.
“ 2. II. L. l’egg.
Evans creek mi l after quite an exten­
expels
ail
humors.
ihtch la i. iw itti.mlmg the l«-gi»lature chx-k. Everyone invit«s|.
"
“ 3, B. <). Neil.
sive search be saw him in company
C. W. Ayers was at Grant's Pass this
aud will gw to A. lik.n I as soon as pos­
It is credibly reiMirted that Fort
"
I. M. B- liinger.
with two others, one of whom had a
Though very little snow has fallen
week, buying himlH»r for tlie building
sible.
"
“ .'«.(I. il -rliougll.
gun He made a sudden rush on. to
iu the Siskiyotis upto lilts time, the Canby, at the mouth of the Columbia, contracts just entered into by th- new
will
again
have
troops.
Two
etimpa-
<
••
••
ft,
G.
T.
Hershberger.
them and la-fore they knew ¡1 oidered
railroad people have a su««w plow at
firm of Ayers, Barbour .V Eldridge.
laupi'io emesis.
■■
“ 7. Wm. Gurtn-in.
"hands up" which they ola-y“-l prompt­
Biskiyou station, kept m readim ss for tiles of infantry are to be sent from the 1
N. 1 •. W. Knutzen.
Pr. ,-idi i at San Fr incisco by March
ly. With one hand he ironed lii.s man
Robt. McCoiiiiagl-y, th« Harm y val­
liuoide: the large »sn,s smut in the Use at any moment.
9. 1-’. M. S: eu art.
1st. Tins is in line with the views of ley cattle man. and his foreman, VI.
and with the other covered the otln-r
,- :J"g amt graJitiguf the Boulevard,
D<»llarlml-''s saw mill iu tho Siski- General Miles frequently expressed.
1-). '1 nos. Wright.
two until lie had the prisoner secure,
Henderson, went uortlnv-snl. to Salem
a large amount of other street vvo'k
Talent Items.
11, Nel.-on Ji--stia r.
after which he dismissed the others.
on Saturday.
L is b-.en douo by private | .rties in y«i is shill «town last Satiir-t-y till bet­
Rosel.mg
keeps
fully
abreast
of
the
1
12,
J.
G
Brisooa.
ter
weather
cotm-s.
S-voral
huu.lied
Ashland recently. at bu expense to the
times in the march of progress. New
Mrs. II. C. Hargadine of Lang-11
Born on Sunday the 13th iust.. to
Li. G. LI s • ,.-m-ltl« lor.
city. Mr. H. B. Cart-:-, Mrs. .“i-ixman thousand feet of lumber Im Ix-en pil-ai sidewalks are living built in every por­ Valley, returned horn«' this week, af­
Keno Whispers
Mr. and Mrs. N. I >. Brophy, a son.
14, S.VS. 'Im-li.
up
in
the
null
yard.
and Mnx Pracbt have made within the
tion of the city, streets are likewise i ter a visit with her parents here. Mr.
Nick is happy.
15, G. N. W- h -I. v .
NOW BEING PLATTED
past month, more than a mile and ii
The handsome private car “Sn-»qual- b ing graded and gravelisl. and the , i.ud Mrs. J. R. Casey.
Mr. Moss, tho man elected to repre­
I«-. 1. M. Young.
The religion reviva,, which wasooni-
half of new atre<»ts in the southeastern mi«'.”of the Seattle L «k • Shore A E int­ present Board ot Truste« s are pushing
sent
L-'i.c
timl
Klamath
counties,
staid
17.
Wm.
Stanley.
Geo. T1 Lynch, of Wagner Cr-'ek.
part of to .u, eii l are grading th.an in ern R. IL. went sirithw iid last S itnr- matters ahead in gmxl shape. | Herald.
ovi-rat Ivcro on fits way to the State mi'lienl in the Baptist Church on Mon­
is. .1. fl Berry.
I ns I hh - u sick for a liumln'r of wet'k-
g«xxl sh qei. t<m. .M s. Saxman has «lav with tin» preei-i. nt of ti e road,
-•apit-'l. My emh-nvor to "pump" him day evening the I till iust.. being con­
1
’
t.
J.
L.
Wolridg'«.
Burekhalter A- Hasty have a new m- froni an attack of Ititiu f« ver. bitt is
iMUtracte I. also, for the opening and Ab-Don -1 1. ami p irty
cineistt'd iu one effort involving a «in­ ducted by Mr. < i. F. Billings, of Ash­
2
!
L
John
Cantrall.
v
>f s..)ceh>d commercial and count- now improving steadily.
grading of P. nnsylvania avenue. Liber­
gl«' question. Aft« r treating him to a land. is Ix'coming quite interesting,
21..Lf Wtmer.
Wm. Sin-.-leton, f-n 'i : :i --f th«» re­ ing-iioiisi- pens, including Ester!inaik's
ty and Coiigmity street«, making near­
cigar,
imploring the landlord to give le vs. Strange, Satchwell mi l Webster
Jack
Tnie
returned
last
Saturday
to
pair for-s- W. U. T-I., went down to falcon p-n, Esterbrook's engrossing
ly a mi) • m ire of m>w .streets.
Ins
home
in
Shasta
valley,
ami
Ins
sis
­
him
the
best I h J in the Lous-- and Jo the preaching.
tunnel 9 thit week, to put in a small pi-os, Blakeman A- Co.’s Sjienceriau
There is a rumor ailual that the
ter.
Miss
Julia,
went
with
him.
for
a
Hinging
ti) <-n him a smile so sunny
olli«« for use in cas«« of trouble from conn’ing hou«-' and commercial pens.
Au Euterlainliig Book.
visit in Siskiyou munty.
tliHt he W: •moil his palms in it, 1 in- Roberts A O'Neil tract of land lying
storm« through tue wii-t- r.
Also
Hewitt's
patent
ball
pointed
People who hingh«d over th ■ a-lvent-
go. ('. S.--1 -usirick- r. quired thus: "ln your opinion. Mr. l>etwt-en the li 11. mid the state road
*
Wm. McNeal, the skating rink pro­
Th»- new planin'; mill at T-ilent is to pens.
Il’eaof “.’.wb'h A l-u's Wife" at the
Sb «SR, >. what will lie the n'ost impor- la soon to be platted and offered for
2 7, -I. W. 1 è »bins« -ii.
<<enten:ii’il i-vuioi:ior>. have m Ptore be :j«)x>s), main building. Is «ides she I
The case of .Mrs. Elva Christum, of prietor, left Wixlm's-lay morning for
t int qnestion
question liefore
la-fore the ligislature eule in 5 and 10 acre hits. It contains
2
s
.
Chas.
William-.
Every Lot is covered with the very best grades of
further ,-nj >y me i( iti the same line in additions. The pmprh-tors. Tak-nt, Eugene, against the Oregonian Rail­ Sisson, and will be in the employ of
nt the coming sessio
sessK-n?' “ I ho ques­ about lm> acres. A Iso Widow Colver's
29,
Jacob
Wagtu-r.
a rr-vntiy published Ixxik entitled Drake ami R- nfrow, exjxvt to have it way Compiiuy for damages tor the kill­ Edson Bros, for some time.
tion ut weighing all otla rs by several ranch lying adjaivnt tothealiove tract,
» W. I . M ««.
"Unclo B-:i Morgan on Shams anti ready for business by March 1st.
ing of her husband. Win. Christian, by
tons, ' be replied, hr lie blew a long cud between the R. li. mid wagon budded Peach. Apple, Pear. Prune and Plum trees.
Mr. J. M. Lnark was expecting his
■">1, H.-nry Pech.
Hypocrites ' p d.“>.'-il-cs an excursion
the
cars
at
Brownsville
last
winter,
Stre
un of smoke into my eves, "will lie road, is llkewine to lie simi-yeil aud
sister.
Mrs.
Smith,
to
arrive
yi'storday
The fin«'three-storv hotel of B. F.
trip of Uncle Ben . :id Clarissa, his M<( 'rary.at Siskiyou, is complete«! an-l was tri.d ill Portland liefore a jury last from Lnke|H»rl, Cal., with her cliil ln n.
whether we xliall allow those infernal platted und offeiod for sale in small
i.iidg«-
lii-talliiliaii'.
wife, from their horn* in New York to occtipie«!. and Mr. McCrary exjiects to week, and the jury returned a verdict io make Ashland their home.
iiewspiq er men to bore ns to death be­ iize.l lots. This arrangement will
< Hive Rebecca L-slge No. 28. !.<><) fore the close of the session:” Then 1 make nice -uluirlian homes for 150 to
the P.teific const autl abounds in the make bis place a popular report for for the plaintiff for 31X100.
C.
W.
lxvgan.
of
this
place,
waacom-
absurd s'tnations. hr->ad humor ami mountain visitors next summer.
F. of Medford. n.si«ll---l Jan. 15, by
2oo families of the richest valley land to
The case of the Boston Wool Co., pbmented by In-nig made the Demo­ Hel<‘ii L. H isliins. I >. D. G. M. Mrs. f. -lt like pumping no more. How can it? found anywhere. Imieivi it will lie
incidental satire which characterize«!
a news hnuter chum« fresh int«-Rig« m»e
vs.
a
number
of
Douglas
county
farm
­
cratic
caucus
nomin«>e
tor
sergeant
at
Wm. Ablxitt has bought th«» general
Kittle Webb. N. G; Mrs. S. I hil-l-'is. in an art fill way when he feels bash­ a rare opportunity for the poor as well
Josiah Allen's Wife's story. Mr. C. D.
R -r.l, th" '»muter, has taken tue con­ merchandise stix-k of A. P. 'Talent at ers to compel the latter to pay bonds arms of th« state senate last Monday. V. <»;’!. E li.iki-i. 8.1', (i. S. Webb. ful? 1 was blushing like a red steer us the rii'h to secure a home mid pay SOLE
AGENT,
ASHLAND, OREGON
or
notes
made
payable
by
the
Flem
tract to intro lit the new book in this Taleut, and Mr. Talent's half interest
T. A. L rxtor .
Mr. A. L. Barnes, of Grant's Pars, F. S: Llllti Kelli'V. Treu-. ('.,- i« 1’11- when Mr. Moss continued: "Tin- in installments.
in the «tore buil-liug ami gr nn-is; amt Oweus failure, was on trial in the V. 8. was in Ashlnml last Friday, and made male, Cou«i: 8. R.i-enth-il. 1. G; J. \. most m- rcifnl bore of ye all is the edi­
c >ur.tv.
court at Portland last wis-k, and the
is now in charge of the business.
Webb. K. 8. N. (i; T. W. Jo’-.m-.n, L.
Kiumatb
jury disagreed. Hnd were discharged .irranc-ementH to move to this place, S„ N. G; A. C'lnt-i-i'. R. S. \ . (i; Mrs. tor of th«' Milton I'.u-i!’. Our co ne
toil,
ire never trouble«! by Ins haste; for I- -
having leased one of W. P. B- un's
A Hat w) e-.-l on the m- il car delayed i?er being out fonrteen hours.
Th«
■
-mpany
<-f 1' ■■’ern capitalista
H.
E.
B.,ker.
L.
8.
F.
G
M
Ella
i- in no hurry. By him o-i: brains are
James heniy Kearney, one of the Moinlay’s soiith-l-omi 1 t-ain uearly un
houses.
A H niey correspondent of the Yreka
•iev r - i’i--<'«1 iu the I-ililiy till the -rgi.î'.îz--I to l-’.iil 1 extensive saw-mills
men employed here in the car repair­ hour at Ashland, hi I a half hour had
Ab.Giddings came in from his KI - :i- (i-’rc, Ch.-iplaim
■■
. i
>«.•■ : '-rua I cro- -
Table Rin-k En- ìn-pm.
1«. j . -list glJt«rof --pii-nc«- is raise-I from '
er’s force, tiled nt his borne at the cor­ already been lost by a siigh’ acci«l«-nt J' ni i, il says: The Klamath river M. ath river ranch a few «lays ago for e
Mi ville.
lied J in. •'i.- .if-pth- ami the pump wLi-'L-s: •ig >.f i<: .1 - li r. <-r. in this c nnty.
ner of Ph and Spring streets last to ou t of the digit- . 11 rtli of Grant's ■ in I 1. Co. expects number of work- short stay in town. He says tiiuln r O. O. F.. of J:
N. for hi* ptimpR nothing out. He pump.- I id ve Ix-en gr:.nt.si a franchise of tw«-n-
in« n' «m the t-n. t m a few days. Tie grabbers ar-' wonderfully active out in Nth by S. J. Day. D. I
Tunrsday evening, Jan. 10th. from ty­ Pass.
■ yc ::rs tor the impr-'T- n ei.t of the
Ehlei much in, Ly s:-n iing his paper to the
Fisher, C. P; 8. j. D iv,
rn.ui to take charge ot the logging Lis neighlxirhood.
phoid fever, after an illness of 24 days.
ver iu I lii-iiug dams and booms to
A chariv. : i scr -nude of M r. nn-l Mis. camps came this week. As required
Band, 8. W ; .1. A. Itoyc
•: K. representatives im ntbs b- fore the ses-
He was a native of Alleghany -.'entity.
Dr. J. L York, th« “Liliernl" h-ctui- Knlili. Treas; L. !’■ ipovisb, J, 'A A. (1. :on. lie has tilled I its of us with a Ì »at aw logs from liea.l waters in Ore-
Maryland, in hie 28th year, nil I 1 <aves Benjamin H.'gl-.-ton I s: Satur-L-y they will bring out from Michigan,
suing points t«> the
a wife and two young chil Iren to triglit w.-- kept up i. ariy ti l dnyiight where the same compauy have exten­ er. was on last Ttiesd-iy evening's Colvin, l«t \V ; J- rea Lnv 2 i \V R. H. tlo-xl of wisdom. He bus convinced
pi.tpve building an
.is all that un! s; Um.i’.'';.i c - inly is- railroa-
mourn his untimely death. The fiiDo- Bunday moruing, and w -s < nuis.-m-«- sive lumber enterprises, their sawyers train, nccompnuied by his wife, ci M-ior«, G; (. --. 11 ivss. I. 8.
dam sbovo the il. R.
route for Seattle, where they will re­
Jacksonville Lr !_m No. 10. 1 O.O. divricd. t he nob'« stat« of Ol« gon Will iuituen:
ral waa ou Friday, R-v. l'ath-r Noel to all the people hv ng iu that p irt of and other skilled workmen.
main several months.
1’.. im
instali --l Jan. 12i.u by A. i >. Il«l- g. > to the bad. "How iu thunder «loes crossing, with a lar ;e gate in center,
of the Catholic church at Jacksonville, town.
Most of the hands employed iu bal­
ami two ether gate* on«- on each side
ofli -inti ng.
A. T. Kyle. Sr., of Leavenworth. m iu. D. D. G. M. E :!-■’■ B -mi. N. G I.« prove it?’ ’ We already see that of center. I’m-' tarn will form quite a
Tiie Wells, Fargo v C->.. < xtiress rig lasting the track of tin- Yreka railroad
division will bring a co’i'itv s .it to
IteoMisvd eacie to Ashland nearly a isnowoneof the h.-ndsomest institu­ were diwharged lust Wednesday, ami Kan., arrived Wednesday morning, for
will fatten tiie EtujU lake Tor hol-litig tli«> logs, ¡md -inri'
year ago, aud hail gained the respect ot tions s«'en on the streets of Ashland. a small force will be kept nt work all a visit with his son. tin' real -■.-'ate John A. E■-y.-r. I’ S: K. K’ib- . I r«-.. -; Milton. Id
hie neighbors and acquaintances as a Agent Ri.l suit re.-«-iv.sl the w -g.-u ami winter under the management of u agent of the same name h< ie. ami a <t iri-k. 1. G : Wm. Dem« IL S. N. and put more power into th« bird, fredi- ts. the gates can I h > o[»ciied
G; A. II. .Ma.--.-ly, L S. N. G: N. I"sh- nlios« faint slirn ksaret li * only souti Is 1-t the w-t«-r «-scape. A oviiple •;
worthy citizen an I nn honorable, in­ harness from San Fran -i».'«« last week. m .n named Wm. Evans, the assistant 1-H>k at Southern Oregon.
< r. 1». S. V. (»: Gi-o. Neiil-«-r, L. S. \ . of true patrotism ill all Oregon. Tiie larg« wbis-1.--will also lie pl iced in 1--
dustrious man.
N-icitvin Or«-g«»n or California I i - ir a under S im Horn, who superintended
The
mother
of
Fl.
C.
Bostwick,
her
I ■ ; I . I :... 'A ; A. I. •. U-n ,i i. < •
i . ì . sounds -«f patrotism. emphiiHiz«d 91 r-v-r at the dam for ofH'rating elect .
Mis. Andrew Taylor, who came in handsomer Wells. Fargo «¡-¡ivory rig the work up to that time. They were - aughter, Mrs. Cutiinions, ami linsbaml Ah-Ketize-, R. S. S. Wm. fq.h
I., s. p- r --«-lit in tin-State legislature, would light dynamos, as tiie mills will :
paid off last Thursday, and some of were on We-biesday evetiiuu s tr.-.:n. S: 1 i. C 1'1: ! pili, t ». ( i.
recently from Sprague River valley, uow than Ashland.
li-Ip make la tter lawmakers, and rural lo-pt rnuniiig «■«■ etantly. ami it is ■
died last Tuesday at the borne ot Johu
J. II. Btorey has a hamis'.’n«' now them tested Yreka lienzine quite free­ coming from their hom- down in ( :.li-
Ruth IL ih - a Degl«',» Lo-.)««, No. I. legislators would iiav«- more love of bibb'tliat the large mills may b«' i
Taylor, on Emigrant creek, of puer­ express and delivery w
n one made ly. to ascertain how it »impart'd with fornia for a visit with Mr. Bostwick.
Li' <>.]', of J hi ' ì .< o > ivi IL« insti.li «i «oiiutry aud l«ss fomlnesa for plug to- by sti'am. with 111« smaller tor wo- i •-
peral fever, and was I lined ou Wed­ er[«oeiHlly for bis purp - -, and gives the Montagne dynamite. |Journal.
war« by water. Along the river m> -
James D. Fay. son oftliew- ¡1 km .»n Jan. I tili liy Mrs. M«ry Miller. D. D. lisi-'-o ar i Sail in whisky. That's th«- tbedams. Ixiom« will I h - «-stabli.- -I.
nesday nt tl»> Hid graveyard near notice that he will atleu I proiuptly to
G. M. J-Jin A. Li .'er, N. G: Mrs. E. plum still«- of the matter, mid therefore
At
Albany
a
tramp
vvas
arrested
for
lawyer
and
politician
of
that
n
n
-
KiDgsnury’s. The little child she left ail busim-sR either tn th«« tin«' of ex­
lutm-r. V. G; Wm. D- m!’. S. c; Ire. Umatilla county should be divided." consisting of logs eliaine«! tog--;l>-r
Diue days old yes’ rd ly, is doing well. press delivery, baubug <-f m H kiuds, or larceny, and on being searched was (now dei'eastsli has been iti th« vail«--, E. Luy, Trnre; .M«--..!. L. N. I «m il«.
•ross tin« stream, with another <1 . a
found to have in hi« possession a wnt« h this we««k. Il«> has Is-eu ran-hiug o .:
Butte CPH-k, to the s-nth and east u Oi-gou near th«- Ixmmlary line, >
carrying passenger-«. O.-l--s left at stnleu from Mr. Knight, of Canby, at Swan Lake for some time p:-«t.
1.8; Mr». M. Kraito. K. S. N.G; Mrs.
Real E tatr Sales.
Ix-b-.i ,t Smith’s will re: di him at once. while in the city; also a watch stolen
Alice l lnch. I.. S. N. G; Mr-;. Amami» of Keno, in Siskiyou county, ii fast regulate the How of water. The com­
A. T. Kyle reports the following;
Messrs. W. A. Ow«n and W. C. H< .-. I; S, \. « E 'I. -, M. Miller, L. mttlmgup at dfferent points. Who­ pany will I m - obligi'l to r«'8jHH-t all
from
the
Cliff
Hous«.
He
was
ulso
The anti-cow ordinance passed In
S. V. G: r. Luy , W ; R. 11. Muore, ever wishes to eiiti-h a government private rights on tlie nver, ami are
L. D. Fuller to Mrs. Jaue White-- the city council last klon-.Liy eve«nng fouu-l carrying h Isittl«'of chloroform L«H’ver. of Central Point, spent I
claim tii -re would better rustle. Iti p« rmitt-d to ch-rp«- any other parties
l<>r 9. block D, railroad addition; con­ will go into etT -ct Feb. 1st next, ft aud a mouth gag. He also stole a Friday in Ashland. Mr. Li-ever. who Comi: Ehler Barni, I. <i.
a short time tin- eatclu-s will lie ebon' one «lolbir n thousand forfLiating logs,
was
iu
poor
health
for
a
number
--f
sideration, ihijO.
provides that all liv- s'.-.» k -mml run­ scarf pin from a man while talking months, is mnch lietter again now.
|-<-t red out. 1 h-< hom«' seek-T will the company to lx1 I«-qsinstble for the
II««-
(
Ii
iriiari.
Max I’r.c lit reports:
ning at large in the . ity sli .11 I h - im­ with him, aud a gold watch. He want­
«• itch nothing but ducks, a h-i-1 cold, safe delivery of th«' logs. 'This enter-
Dr. B. M. Gill, and Mo-srs. T. .1.
Maggie A. Saxman to Henry Finley pounded; that n«»i ic shall ¡ hi p'-.-tii! ed to sell them. A local paper, in re­
We enter our einphitie protesl or slimmer fns'kles-. lie will timl tb<> piis« will build lift nn «-x'- usive busi­
— lots 1) and 10, Saxman's Pennsylvania on the Hag pole am that tn nvovrr porting it said: “He is in jail, waiting Cress and Geo. Mathews, of Jackson­ against the outra««-ms ami birbarous U. S. Jots all tak-n. t! e creel,f«-ne«'d ness all along th«' Klamath river to
addition to Ashland; consideration, the impoun i«>-i st-x th«' < -n«r stnill trial, fie seems to I h » a professioMl.” ville. made a trip over to the Klamatii custom of a uiiiiilx'r of our townsmen ini-mi Pilgrims'dogs Linking through tli«> In-ad waters at Klamath lake ami
j Seems so. inileed.
crossing of th«« railroad th«' forepart of leading in i-u-l etr-- ■ . gin« th- prac­ therailsat him. Hurry up.
pay 31 per head for sheep or swine an-l
85(0.
vicinity, ns th«' company own a large
J. Norcross has sold to 1. M. Lnark 32 per hea-1 for all other stock.
W. R. Oilby, the slate writing the week, to see what is Ix-ing -Ion«' at tice of making our nights hid -ms. ami
'Ir. John FaircliiLi. a big st x-kiiim area of timlmr laml ill tiiie State ami
th«>
site
of
“
Klamath
City."
disturbing tin1 p«-.: --- of:inhabitant.-, of tin But-<»r, • k country, in Siskiyou Oregon mljn«'««!'t to Klamath river
his house and lot en Pine street; con­
A. F. Schultz, who h id a <lamng<- medium, who receutly smsl the Chroni-
sideration. 31 SOO.
Messrs. G«Hlfr«y and Mors« r< turtle-! by iim'iirtiily yells,ahriek i and nois -s. comity, has no reason to growl at l ate. | Journal.
cas.- brewing against theO. <v C. R. IL, <■/>■ to re'over S150,tXkl damages for
Mr. Luark has sold to Mr. Norcross, for lieing put «»IT the cars Rcveral libel has tied from tho city. The al­ home last Monday, after their fort­ snggestivn of a r-.id of sir h «« s or dm IL' Ims ov«-r a thousand mi'.iie horsts.
10 acres of the Moore tract, south of months ng«» bv one eon I net or. l>. -an-« leged libellous article consisted of n night's hunting excursion along th« mons ami all for what? WLy, it is , n oci'iiu of fim- iaml nml :i cln-crful.
City Council Proceedings.
Ashland; consideration, 8800.
his ticket had been taken up bv :«r-.Mi­ telegram from Chicago, in which it Klamath river. They- report «-xci-llciit tlc-ir way of i xtemliug < a welcome and i-ieg.int home in which to read,love and
Ashland
City Council met Jan. I ltli,
i
come
anion«
up
serenade
to
those
who
Abram Bish baa sold the house anti er conductor who shoiil.l u->t have was stated that Colby had at different sport, and say they- slew millions of
, ;u-ly. T tie s’«M-k ilonann of Mr. Dor­
to live, having just ert«-r.-d up«»n n ris joins ttiat of Mr. Fairchild, an-l Mr. H8'J. at 7 p. m.. pursuant to adjourn­
lot ou Grauite street next to A. John­ taken it, has nettled th«« matter i-mii-a- p-Tiotls of his life lieen a I! iptist. min­ «lucks ami ge-H«-' an-l swans, Ac.
married life. Cun at ,yom- give a g«xid Dorris is another stockman with a ment. Mayor Mills, and Couneilmen
son’s residence, to Mrs, E. Million; bly and satisfactorily with the railroad ister. revivalist, spiritualist tnediun,
C'oltou, Fountain and Thornton all
Albert E. Hiunuion-1 arrived I . J Sun­
con., 81000.
people, ami seems to have now a vast gambler, train robber ami dead tieat. day from Montana, for a few day’s vis­ reason for tolerating sn.-h an o-.itrage whole lot of worldly wealth nml home present.
Why should one »• nnfort.-.
in
a
civilized
lard
'
It
is
understood
that
the
<7«
roniefe
ob
­
«leal
of
traveling
to
do
up
and
down
Felts A Johnson report: Geo.Crow-
City ordinanc ■ Nor 5K. was passed
tain.-d proof of sll th« allegations it here with bis parents and ohl friend « or two uuforltinate u non who have ini-
son to B. Beach, bouse and lot on the road.
by unanimous vol« of tlieCouni I pro­
He now holds an important position liilw'.l that which int ■;icat«'»until
..........................
thev
"('..pt,
1
rrec.
I
said
addressing
made
in
the
dispatch
and
Colliy
fled
Hargadino street; consideration, Sfi-M).
in the civil «tigineei mg depart merit of beeoim- disturb« rs ol th - p ace. be that uncompromising 1, 'publican Sun­ viding for the session of the county as
J. M. Garrison, of the I-'or«'-«i Grove
Mrs. Gould to N. A. Jacoba, lots (xinltry yar-ls, has a te-w advertise­ to avoid prosecution for perjury.
the Kockv Mountain division, N. 1’. R. locked up. tri««l and ti'ied. nod those day morning. “1 wrote last night to a city liourd of equalization.
8 and 9, block K, railroad addition; ment in this issue, informing the pub­
The committee appointed to draft
who eng.'ge in the “charivari" go nn- the Yreka Jo'ii iuil, stating that the
Says the S-dem Stutrsma» of Tues­ R.
con., ?.'lu0.
lic that h«is ren-iy to supply eggs from day : Hons. C. W. Fulton. Robert Mc­
pnmdr-d.
snow storm of last night had with- tin ordinance for restraining domestic
Mr.
W.
H.
Cameron,
superintendent
fnll-bl<xxled fowls of t lit' favorite s' an-l- Lean. and William Kapus. the presi­
Miovtmg on the Cars.
We apq alto our city gov-rnn-c-nt. drawn, to nvo’il being out late in a miimrds from running at large m ’ll«'
«if agencies, San Francisco Chrouich .
city, reported a draft, which, by unani­
ard varieties, guarantee I pur«. Mr.
A somewhat mysterions shooting af­ Gurris-m s«-nt a number of birds to the dent i.-d electors chosen by the people nrrived Tuesday evening, to spend a not only in belml;' of the in-ulted Democrati«' precinct, Now see tho mous vote of the Council was adopted
Z*
fair occurred on the south-bound train poultry exhibition in Vi.-toria. l‘>. C„ of Oregon at the eledion in November, day or two at Ashland, en route for couple«, but in behalf of dll lovers of enow!” "Bountiful is tlio snow.” lie and pawl'd as City Ordinance No. fib.
which reached here Wednesday morn­ last month nml came« off the best met as provided by law at the capitol the Sound, on business for the (7<roii<- <lnc«m-y and go »-l onler, to prohibit replied, “but it can get as low down as
Th - commit tc’ appointed to draft n
ing. While the train wss near Gervais, three prizes awarded. His birds ar« building yesterday to cast their ballots e/e. Mr. Cameron is a nephew of Gen. thisalHiniiua->le practice. Wliilethose any thing on earth'''
new cl., rler for the city of Ashland,
who congregate alsmt the hom»-s of
for president an 1 vice president of the J. C. Tolman.
n man standing on the platform of the uneqtiale<l id th«.' Pacific Northwest.
When Ed. Morse, of the firm of l ubmitted a draft which was read to
the newly marii« 1, to fill theynrd with
United States. Governor Fennoyor
smoker was shot three times by some
Mr. W. L. Cole, of Cohwtein, who old tiu cans ami d.hris, dat..ge g: r- Morse ,V EddtUg’S, Asblaml. was lu re, the Council, and after discussion was
extended
them
the
conrtesies
of
Ins
Mr. W. C. L --'er. wh - was ii«-pot
one just inside the car door. Five
li-' rather to>k the plumage for duck epprov- I, and or i t.-1 sent to R«pre-
lias been down in California for a year
shots were fir«d, and one bullet struck agent at Central Point until the 1st of own office, which they accepted, aud or more with the S. P. R. It surveying ilens, fences and dwellings ami insult rbi-iting. But oi l “l-'lintlook" Mc­ fs-ntativ« J. T. Bowditcli with the re­
I
h>-«H-eiipnii
’
s,
demand
to
be
treated
there
ri-coole-l
Oregon's
three
votes
him in the arm. one in the neck ami •lauuary. says a large amount of busi­
Cullum ba« lately knock«»«! out 10 quest that lie intro luce it tu the la'gis-
forces on the new extensions, has re
one just back of the shoulder. The ness has E'en -Ion'» at that mii'it since for Benjamin Harrison for president turn««! home for the winter all con­ with cake, I h er or money as a rewr.rd. «lucks with two cartridges! Th» first I nt u re.
w«>
think
they
should
1»«
treated
to
a
•m-l
I,«
vi
I*.
Morton
for
vice
president.
wounded man wan taken off the tram the opening of th« «L-pot. During th«
struction work having txx-n suspended night’s l<xlgiog iu tho lockun and a shot fotiml the ducks in th«- water, the
The following lulls were audited by
at Salem. He said his name was F. A time of his agency the remittances Hon. C. W. Fulton was empowered to by the Hunt hern Pacific.
heavy tine. (“Many Citizens’’ iu Los secon-l reached them in the rosy morn­ the Finance Committee mid ordered
carry
the
vote
to
Washington.
Pearson; that he was going from Port made by him to tho compauy's Port­
ing
sky,
ami
Iwitli
mad«»
a
sensation.
paid :
J. F. Armor, Esq. and wife, of The Gatos News.
land to San Francisco, and had no land offii'e of receipts at Central Point
<-«.>»
S-iys a dispatch of Jan. 13th from
Th«sweet spring will s«xin lx- here, .1. W. Ia'tner. nursing Kearney'»
idea who shot him. or why he was shot. average«! more than SUillO a month; Anaheim, ('al.: At the meeting of cit- Dalit's, have come to make their home
family....
$
and farmers will liegin to lay in the
Sum-- of our F.x- ii.inc---,.
He said a friend was traveling with and yet the company comp -l the Cen­ iz ns. hel<l here yesterday, to take in Ashlamj, Mr. Armor has secured a
“
“
usual spring supply of Chicago pork Mrs. It B ilier,
him, but went on with the train, aud tral Point pe<»pl«> to pay th.' salary of •iction in the matter of planting a suf­ location in the Pennsylvania A-l-lition.
The t h-Ci/oiit'-m exhibited its usual
W. O. Applegate "
“
that the man who shot him jumped off th«' iigent, after having built tho d.-pot ficient acreage of lieets to insure the They express themselves ns lieing enterprise in a compr- lit-nsive review ami Boston lieiins. Our sti|ir«'tne hap­ t'layton
A Gore, merchandise
much
pleased
with
our
city
nml
the
piness will 1 m < wanting till we have,
while th» train was running at full at thi-ir own expense. (’. utral 1’oint erection of a sugar factory by Claus
ami
«-xp-i-'ition
of
til«'
North«-
-J
in
its
speed. Some people on the train say is certainly warrant«! in «'ousidenng SpreckelR, to cost half a million and weather, nml though the latter has lx>cn New Year's -»lition. The .S7 /( iiam, as condiments. Iowa vinegar and T. J. l’nttersou. copying Charter
draft
Nebraska pickles.
there were three “tough" characters itself unjustly discriminated again-: with a monthly pay roll of STO.ttiMt. "off” for a day or two since their arri­ Tinx'i If --at'i ..«<». 1 > .ila I' ,-i
val. it is yet so much better than what
traveliug from Seattle to San Francisco, now.
drowned
in
Wm.
Crane,
who
was
i
B
’
«
s/
8Ì
5-,
R
-.-ebtirg
¡
'la
,
¡..¡b
,
and
Rcpr«s« ni itii!-s were present from Ful­ they left liehind them that comparison
one of whom did the shooting. No
Th« T iiiin -'S is nmi«r obligations to lerton. Fairview, Placentia, Santa Ana is out of the question. Anyone having Revieir all issucl vai labi« N. -v Year's Upper Klamath Like, vvas i au ludían
arreits were made, and it is doubtful
policeman of th? Klamath reservation,
an.1 the entire valley. Great enthusi­
editions.
that the mystery surrounding the ca.-x Mr. P. Littleton for a liberal -|U-nlny asm was manifested. It was decided desirable Asldnml city property to
The daily Oregon .Si
was H«' Jeav«M a wife an-l three litt!« ones.
of
dried
fruits,
enrol
with
the
evapo
­
exi'hange
for
a
farm
ou
H-
k
«1
river,
will lie cleared unless th« wonuded rating machine <levis«>d and built by­ to enter into communication with
enlarged last. Sunday to a s- van-col-
Now rustle, ye who have
m«n should conclude to tell what he Mr. Littleton himself ,i full d« 'rip- Spreckels at once, ns 10,0(M acres can can get h big bargain by interviewing iimu f-'ilo 'iti evidence of - n- nn I
Mr. Armor.
and g«-t y-i ir E i«1ern pork
.. .< 1 , ■ 1 iai.i'.Du■ 1 ¡ii. m »uftMng withdimanntism« ¡-i-in^A trout>l<-. In
evidently doesn't want to. Hia wound»
th-
imi incr-iit-iiig prosperi’.»-. Tn -.S7«tfc.'- h 1-; o 1 «ntig <»:« y ■ -ir ho ir
tiou of which was given in this paper I m - set out to beets in this vicinity ns 1
are not considered fatal.
• M m ; di-'. . -< Paint ■» Olcry Compound wi I surely rftret a t are. and tin u ill nokwiger U
.Messrs. J. AV. Williams mid Ivan C. nrtii m«w has a compr-i. -neive t«-le-
last summer. No «•• li«r drie-1 fruit ev r . soon as satisfactory operations are iu-
T«-rry. representing the American graplne news -.-rvic,. und i- a , i--;,t to for E intern viu.-gir im i pick!«*!
« mpi
1
lliiudfrd 11« ’i:?/• .■' hk- the ’ d'«-v.
any caust
shown here can piit« e«p.i .1 this in all ; Hugnr.it'.-d.
Sew Buiidiug Firm.
Building ami Loan Association, of
Mrs. 31 is-«, vvl.-i ha • Ix-en ailing for
th«» desirable qualities -ap|>earamv.
-. i i- • i! d.ii’G' i i th >Tgr ind ol
r' remedy,
mv,*y 1 !*ain«-\
: ' ( < < b, «• n < < •«,- «1.1. :
Says a s dem paper of last Saturday: Minneapolis, were tn town lb« for« «11« capital city.
The Portland ihnl i .V«-i, stiRp'-nd- som.-i'.me p ct. is now cotival>'s--ing.
Messrs. C. W. Ayers. Harry Barbour preservation of tiavor. etc. C> rta’nly [• v s r«- i .rk - I to a reporter vester-
•leep
more
tL.m n «■ .» ji . ft.- ».i'irn/ ,
•* f ”. ■ u’erk> ¡«2 1 ■ ,r'uhi n«>t
—
«let
p in«
«1 • d.
part
of
th«'
we«
k.
1-Miking
up
the
pt--»
and
ho[x-s
are
on:
.
r
‘
aine-1
•il
pn
ii
-a'U
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U
List
S
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ì
-v.
I,
■
and R«»l>«rt Elvinge have formed a there would tx- no difficulty in fimliug : day by Mr. Giltner, aasistant iu th«
■ i-iip i: I a- -1 ■ l'h ■ v - iii<! y J
J imx ?•
t. and
- t . h ha<'
i <d • I
;•
«ct,
p«cts
for
the
establishment
ofa
brand-
uiate
recovery.
its ; -pii-’ t. John D. ‘A i ■ ,x, found
co-partnership to prosecute the busi­ a mark«t for all of such ev iporat-'d 1 secretary of state's office, that the great
'
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I
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1
\
‘
.
1
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.
’
iiifi.t-
Celery
Crmp
u
of
the
association
here.
Movement
it to be ajo-ing bimni.-s,. To hir-
ness of contractors and builders. Mr. fruit that could I ' prodm-« I here. In 1 numlier of n«w cornorations formed
The family -»f Ur. B. 1 . i 1atUii.li,
1
i h
k / •, "
/«
n. -
Zena
1 • - \\ 1 -t \\ rtvU . x t
known that h« honorably who have b ,»!i d-i’Vil wit i f-'ver. are, I
Ayers, who has been here for a num­ the lot receive,! by tl:> Lu, inks are. • r«--ent)y, articles of which have lieen having b-v n Already liegun for tj-.e or­ creiit it
ganization
<jf
a
local
building
an-l
lo
in
;*h rtieun'.a
rbeun 1 fy* J
I
*’»!.<• 1
i
. 1 i — • r> r- trr-nf
treu! k 1« I V « nn
<»N BEKRY.
P a i ; ’.f'i-
«-at’ ’
■ . an i am glad to h-ar. up ami-loitig and all
ber of years, has made a record for peaelb'R, white m-c’arin -s ami red nec- ■ tiled in that office, is unfailing evidence
(Ttj R<-torder.
■ . « • . . < und. and
I
J often cont nud t-« 1 .' 1 d M •* e< i.- at ;i
himself as an architect and builder tarines, Ctie’s Golden Drop plums, sil­ • of existing prosperity. Ami no doubt M»ieintiot> ill Ashland, they ennelml« ! ■ lid not cent-nun it till it wreck--«! upon right.
.md ' v ■ a> very [^^¿9
which needs no commendation, as the ver prunes, Italian p un s, ami Bart­ • his reasoning iB correct. It shows that to defer active steps for a short to s. ■ the shoals «if bankruptcy. 1 |1O <>n-
\ t t w--d nearly all medicines
imaginable.I««nt 1!« advice.but to
what will ) h < -Ion«» locally. On T-i--s-
Scarcely any si -ii<«-«•» in towu.
i : i i.H'ioi* VOTK i *.
handsome cottages he has deaigued lett pears.
there I-« more money for s;i«eulatiou -lay evening they-went down to M !- yonian - iys that, from fir-t to to--t.
id antagc Having »ern Peine »
< C elery < otnpound ikhrnix d. i pive it a
<om--
>!«'*
i*))
tris
le-eti
lo-'
-n
th-
l
rrr.K
tui
:
P
«
et
.
and built speak for him better than
If anv on« :■> th«3-» progn-Rsive d.-ivs i ami that capital is less timid of iovest-
<> d«-: ’ s« nt < tth ltd am
j: pcrieUh <*ure<i I «an in«« ,«nip unmtwi
' N X ' III’
-.1 I ’ H. (iKANITF
words or student phrases. Mr. Ayers is as yet iiuinfonn -d as to th« virtues i moot. It also augurs e H f()r tbt* fut- foid. The American Building ati-1 V ch -. m .-inco it '■ m ’ :*«-i in ¡"'3, an-l
A níi L í h I i’.« ,< Line
’ ! ' ’ Iv a- n loy. I rank Candi.
<*,irn|i. I \ urcka,
. r< ka, Nevada /’; / r.
V >
will l>e the architect of the firm. Mr. of advertising, mi l th«» proper appU--a- . ure. showing the opening of new en- Loan Assoceation has madea phen im- that tino» 1 -Ué'» tuli a mi! . i Ims L< - n
11 •♦’<•!
h . m
Notice.
Barbour has lieen foreman for Mr. tion of Printer’s Ink, tot him run afoul I terpnses aud establishment of new in- eual growth since its incorporatii-n. sunk in efforts to «■.-■ .. i.,« nr’- «-■»-
>1
’
>
»Y
baU.t.lTv
>t\l»
K/R
«y
I
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V.I
TrsT!M<»M
M
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'1'11'1 - ill H- II. ASHLAND
Ayers lu considerable work done here, of .Max Pracbt ami lie will speeiiiv • dustriea, paving th« way for the em­ April l ith 1887, ami is estal-lmhing pera in Poi . m L
I will take legal proc.« -lings ;.g in«t J.gLa
In-z'iiare<t Sabl-mli, Ixiili
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO. Proprietors,
snd is well known as an expert and convince him of bis went of knowloigv ployment of labor and circulation of branches throngbont the Pacific North
Th« U»«;«/'« ■ !!■ abl
iu r
ill parti-« owing J. D. F inn: mi 20 n;-- lll-m H;l-1 «•'«-I-: 11« 1-v lite l-H'l'ir. Le . K
west.
One
at
Eugene
City
i»
the
lat
­
skillful mechanic and builder. Mr. in that direction an-l writ«' out a pr->. money.
EUBLIUGTON. VERMONT
its sur to an Er lumn folio,«-.:« of the «lays after tin« notice. No ex pti- .16 W «io. kll,
est.
Elviage is also a tirst-cl nw mechanic, ; scriptin'- u -ranttxl to cure iu short or­
largest semi-weekly p«;i--i - m tb • .-: Pt-. will I»' tm’-I«-. as 11,«' busim ss must tie
I
•HHl- VT« HVV ELL
and has the advantage of a number of der. M - <v.' ’hat at the rateat winch
«•tosisi up. 1. I!. D awson . Assignee.
■ ■
-«',l-a:l. -- honl.y Ju.
C all and S.-tth
P13IJC LiND BILLETK.
years’ ex|ierience
as
contractor the
Eleven poumls of I» G Sugar for 81
There is a fine line of lead (»encilsat
: -- E . i Addition lots are lx'-
Asiilau-1. Or . Jan. 11. 1K s 9.
M .a -IT 1' »I
Era,«'
Eggs
for
Hatchin;;
and builder at Oakland, California. lr.g - ■- 1.1hat I ■ w «n’t I h , able to g
• -lin-.- a: : I’ V)
at the R«<1 House.
% I Burekhalter A Hastv s, including Eagle
Raving disposed of our business. W.
Th«
following
news
from
our
Wash
I-
’
rou.
ll'.i/it.-.
■/«•/.'•.».
77m
oei-.L
Tbs members of the firm all being ex­ ’ ir. m--
nt-.i • .. - ’; -; ail at. I th
8. Gore will be found at the offi •« of
Fresh compressed yeast for sale at ¡ Pencil Co.'s colored cra i-one in differ-
Sto« khohl«*i*f*
.
r
j !•;.! “BVTÏJ3AX < !(l R( U
perts in carpenter and finishing work, > “A >. ' '- :il « xl ■'
ent, eliailee for architect» use; Auto­
■ ii
w i.’ - i'lgton c->rrespoml«nt concerning mat­ G. F. Billings. All those knowing Uyltt /»cukirii«.«, lìo^r mal S, nyle
*
t
Xshlaii'l. < »icjii.ii Kev. I. G St! a litre. the U. 8. Bakery.
ters
in
R
«««burg
land
diet
net
has
beeu
Comb
ßroirii
Lfrfb.irr.
“
IVbitc
»>
gives them a grea’ advantage in con­ ’ mor.- I- ’ -
: I. b-foi-' be can -'out
matic drop pencils, A. W. I'alier'a fine
1:t»l«<7 ’*«?•!»«'}.-vrvit'vs Pre«'hin« morn
themselves
indebted
to
us.
will
pleas'
r<
-ived
since
last
issue
of
the
T
idings
:
andotle».
l'a>
t>
i'i'/r
Cochin.*,
TL
■
>11
’
:,;g
of
’
Ll
-»t.
•
kL-u'i
’
Tb
0,1 rf
tracts aud t bey make a strong team. • bis «
ng
e-»‘’uinii.
>•
nt’.1 ¡ r
Go to Goldsmith. Meilfonl, for gro grade pencils. Carpenter’s cedar pen­
• -. • i en get into g<-
k-
call
ami
settle.
C
layton A G oke .
of
the
Hoden
Mill«*
v»ill
b»
held
in
ti
*.
Young
peopl«*
«
mcciinjrat
;;
p.
in.
«ivi»
Hluck .'Jinarca» - America’s le'st ♦he »’n« <.f .h»» c >m any on Mondar. L-m-
Their headquarters, at the corner of ' ing or.. i <•-: - to properly n - --tbe
cenew.
*
land contests decided .
cils, and a large assortment of (>eix*ils
breeds. »I'f« »ei» o///« i,
Main and Hargadine avenue is as hand­ • tin- '
hitii' ’i;»rv *21*4. l-y*. b ■< .»rdintr to s«*< :j »11 16 of by. ♦ al pi « er incctiog Thiir.M>j»y c\rnfng
for school use.
•
iv : < _• Ii-auties of a b.-.n
Snpp«w aud Swiable.
The names of successful parties are
Men
’
s
working
Ixsit«
for
82.50
at
(»
or* at all the lary< >t rl, ¡bit d-nji f<fr I m a -, R’ «»'di r < f dt^-f t.»r-.
some and conveniently fitted office us ’ on I «- : n .nv Siop- tract. H.-
. « ; rinti-d in capital letters.
n««SS=»THf.' l lEsi « UN«.¡a I-AT1OSAI. H. Blount s.
Children's
underwear
at
•
The
first
of
a
series
of
mouthiy
so
­
U
H.
Vi
tin
' '< - r,. f/. I,
Egg« >.| ]-e|
cm be found in the country. They ' t “if you h ive gn t prop :t v. .!--eir :ny
Za <-hur< h «>( AdiUn-l. i:«-i ’« J. viel«
UNITED STATES vs. Andrew J. ciables by the ladies of the Si. E.
*
<1 H. Blount's.
Board by the week at the Euro|Hwm
setting; twojfor 35. Semi - rtnnip for
-'er. p«-tor. c-irner of Nfwlu -tr*-t mid
begin
this
--w— business
----------- —
- week with con- ; loca'e«l. and
rri«‘ s 1.» ie «1 pnr- Al 'n.
Church
will
lie
given
next
week
on
Si«k>'->navena«- MorniiiRhour. I". U«. even- Iiestanrant.
»
Catalogii«-.
Address
If
you
want
a
set
of
books for the
tracta for two bnij-iings, to be erected ehascra that mr-rit.aud a ivcrtieing will
Uni'ed States vs. Noah Tripp et al. Friday evening. Jan. 25.
tnr>i«>'ir. 7 .10; surada-, k -tua J. 1.« in prave'
,1. M. G ajousgs .
*t once, to cost $44iM).
Ignlies’ gold watches set with dis Dew year, buy them it the Red House
meeting. Thunwln- evening.at 7 Al
make'em go off .so quick its never wae." an I Henry Becklev, transfere«»s.
tations, etc.
nrdiallv iinímd tobe pr«r«ent
Forest Grove, Oregon.
momls at Chitwoods. Plaza corner. ♦- St cost.
MAX PRACHT,
King of S>ap,
the Red
House.
x
Men’s shoes, «l.'«0 p-r p ur, at O. H
Painful AeexiecL
Blount’s.
*
Enoch Gale, while clearing land on
Men's Ixiots from 32 -"«e up at • >. H.
his place at Gold Hill last
turday.
Blonnt's.
was Rtrnc
n falling tree,
his th
Cash paid for produce at < roldsmith’s
broken, besides
t-ss serious injuries.
Medford.
«
it men's oil elolh'iig at O. H.
FRIDAY
JANUARY Is. IM-v
BUSINESS PROPERTY
MAIN ST. & HARGADINE AVE
Location in Ashland
MAX PRACHT, Ashland, Or
LOOK eex FOR
SAXMAN’S
PENNSYLVANIA
ADDITION!
CITY OF ASHLAND!
THE CHOICEST LOTS,
THE FINEST VIEW,
THE LOWEST PRICE.
M ax P racht
1889
Per Cent, on Cloaks and Wraps
50 Per Ct. on Braid and Bead Sets
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Children Cry fwPitciier’sCastoria