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ASHLAND TIDINGS Bargains in fancy goods at the Ba * Bargains in cloaks at D. IL i E. V. Stockholder's Meeting. x A H|»eciul meeting of the Bt.<«ck hold Mills. ers’ <>f Granite Hall Ano» nation will lie I attest styles in men’s, hats nt O. H. belt! at Granite Hall Saturday rvm- Blount’s. * ing. Feb. 2d. BiiHinrMi <>i importance. Goto Goldsmith, Medford, for gro J. H. R eal , President. eerie«. * 0. (’. W alk eh . Sec. (’ .~h paid for proltve at Goldsmith's Beyond n Doubt. Me ¡ford. * The cbeapeot pi,<ce of improved acre M, u’s working Ixxitx for 92.50 at O projierty near Ashland. A four-room H. Blount'«. ♦ dwelling, w.xxi «bed and small barn, Buy your goods at the R-xl House good well, etc., young Is-anng orchard x of xel.-et |x*a<*heH. plums. jx'arH. lierries, to morrow. etc. Hit Hated on good Street, ill g.xxl Board by the week at the European location. Fries 81 100. If you want a Reetanraut. * bo ue don’t fall to see this property. Prepare for a good time at the 2-w| G. F. B illings , Main Street Knights bail. Fresh compressed yeast fur sale at Assessment Results. the I’. 8. Bakery. City Recorder Berry has completed Stationery. |s»cket-liook.s. card-enaes. his iiesessment of the property in the city of Ashland, and finds it u» fix>t up baskets, soaps, at lowest prices. 95115.01)11 au increase of alxiut SliJO.IMll) Johu Maun has lieen delirious for over lust year's assessment. several days from "alcoholism." Sclnxil alerk John May, has also Tnnlxir land is being rapidly taken completed the assessment of property in the aehixd district, which includes iu th” mountains east of Ashland. propelty outside the city limits. His fig No more goods at coat at the lhxl ures (not yet p’issed npm by the House after Saturday Feb. 2d. X nprihzaiion board) f<x»l up about Coal oil 81.65 per cau, S3 per cane; 9**30,01)0 also a substantial increase at the Red House-worth House -worth 9k 75. (5. x over the 1 ist previous as-seRsinent. The ground about the front of the The stuck Onliiiancc. new hotel is being leveled am! graded. Tix lay the ordinance to prohibit live A gixxl start ha* b?»u mile in the srix-k from running at large within the I building of new sidewalks out Main city limitH of Ashland goes into effect. street. This means that horsx-H. cattle, sheep Mr. II. Fox has a handsome new or H'.vine foun-1 at large ou theBtrix-ts are liable to Ixi taken up ami impound feuce in front of his residence on Main ed, and that costs must be paid by th(‘ street. owners in order to r«x-over the stock. K<>ep your horses, cattle ami pigs A convenient pound has been fitted up now, if you don't want to pay pound up in the Ashland flouring mills yard, charges. divided into three compartments, and Closing out sal« at the Bazaar at Htippliol with the necessary shedding, Hunsaker's music store Ix-giuutng Sat gates, mangers nnd water troughs. ♦ Citizens who want to know what the urday, Feb. 2d. ordinance say« may possibly find a City Marshal Walrad gives notice copy in manuscript ta-ked up some that he will tx> ready to receive city where in the city. taxes on and after Feb. 4th. FRIDAY FF.BRVARY 1 I*.-.« zaar. TuOp'n “Die Oregon." Battery E. First Artillery, which has lieen stationed at Vancouver, passed through Ashland last Saturday, by 8|iecial tram, en route for the Presidio, San Francisco. There were 05 men and five officers and their families. To carry them, their baggage, e-piip- age, battery and their sixty horses re quired a train of fifteen cars one Pull man sleeper for tlie officers, two emi grant sleetiers for the men, and twelve box cats. There is probability that the |>«oplc of Ashland will have an opjxirtiiuity to hear Bill Nve mi l James Wn’.i ■■•mb Riley on the lecture platform in the near future. The lecture bureau with whom E. V. Carter correspon led eon- 4‘erning the Boston (¿'liiitette 4 lub, have informed Mr Carter that these noted humorists will lx>tb make a tour of the coast, aud may be iu lucvd to stop. here. There is a provision in thecitv char ter of Ashland that in case of an app*-al to court from the action of the coun cil iu any street damage case th« city shall not lx‘ liable for costs to exceed the sum of forty dollars. The costs iu the Miuer case were several times forty dollars, and as Miuer secured a verdiet he wanted the full costs taked upou the city. Judge Webster Wednesday decided th« matter iu favor of the city, holding that the charter provision must stand, aud that th” city could be compelleil to pay only 919 of the costs. Our Alaskan fellow citizou. Max Pracht, has just received from the Agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. Messrs. Goodall, Perkins A Co.. 10 Market St.. S.m Francisco, advance sheets of the sailing dates of the mail and excursion steamers on the Alaskan route, for the season of lss;). showing two sailings each for the months of Feb.. Mar., Apr. and May; three for Juue, five for July, three for August and two for Sept, and the fol lowing mouths. Parties desirous of takiug one of th*1«« unique and world famed trips, can secure such informa tion as Max call not provide out of a pamphlet, "all about Alaska” to lie had of the ageut as above free, by ad dressing them a postal card. In another column will be found an Hcconut of the voting 1’erelieroii Mr. Myer has lately placed in ins stable; aud it must be remembered that Mr. M. in his stock « 'lections of Perch-i on«, Shetlands and Jerseys has made it a point always to »«cure the l>est to be found, regardless of cost. In other trordn he leads, does not follow. In 1S8.1 he brought th” first and best bred her 1 of Jerseys brought to this coast. Iu 18S7 lie s >ld a herd of heifers aud a bull, all tin.lertwo years old, to Mr. I>.H.Looney,of Marion Co., Oregon. For th» past t w;> years they have lx<en awarded the First premium at the Oregon State Fair and individu ally nearly every first premium over ail competitors. HERE ANI» THERE PERSONAL Jacksonville Brevities. Pair and S«elal. The Willing Workers will give their Dr. Hinkle was annua! fair and «(«‘lai at the Ashland afternoon. Baptist church Friday, Feb. 1, at 7 p. Mr. Fred Rape is uguiu under the m. IL fresbments consisting of cake (made bv the girls) and <x»ffee served parental roof. at 8 o’clock, followed by a short pro Miss Genevieve Moore is visiting gramme. friends in Ashland. A full line of Humphrey’s homeo Judge Watson, of Portland, is visit pathic remedies pelletsand liquids — ing relatives in Jacksonville. the best in the world, at Cbitwixxl’ * Messrs. J.audG. Hoekenjos. of Port People going to Jacksonville wil. land, were called to the bedside of their timl Ply-male's coach awaiting every father the first of the week. train at Medford. Ask for the best x Marriage licenses issued to 11. H. coach— Plymal«'«. Wright and Sarah J. Cotter and L. L. M AICICIE1». Merrick and Effie E. Gillette. Mr. John Hockenjos who has lieen 4'1 EMMEN- HEED At the residence of quite low with pneumonia is. we ure the bride » parents in Butte creek vallev. < al . Jan. Kith. John M.I'leninieus.fonnerlj glad to say, making a good recovery. of iai'k'onville.atid Miss Helen Keed.lately The father of W. H. Boswick arrived : of Ashland. here last week from California, accom SI KAGUE-HEAD1.Y—At the residence of panied by his daughter and her hus Mi F. Skegg, Ju-tiec Jaquette officiating, Mr. Frank E. Sprague and Mis* 4'lara M band. I I iieadiei, Isjtli of Keno. Admitted to citizenship of the U. S. BOHN Jan. 29, 1889, in circuit court before Judge L. R. Webster, Mrs. Jobauna LOOSI.EY In W.xid river prei’ilK’t. Jan. 16 llouek. lsx'.i,t<> Mr ainl Mrs. J. F. Looaley, a son. Married. Jun. 17th, at the residence KINGSLEY.—At Talent, Jan. Z7, l*x9, to Mr. of M. V. B. Soule, by Elder M. Peter xml Mrs. K. Kingsley, a daughter. son, Diedrich Lehners to Cora Mabel MAYEIL—In Ashland, Jan. Ji:. lw>, to Mr. and Mr«. M Mayer, awn. Soule. Rev. Satcbwel), of Ashland, filled NEW THIS WEEK. the place of Presiding Elder at the M. E. quarterly meeting last Saturday and Sunday very acceptably. Remember that next Saturday is “ground bog” day and according to the tradition if his hogship sees his Men of gooff Muliug ability to represen! us shadow, he will go back and stay six in ! his tow n h > Sale* agent ($200 01 to I2OK) 00 pet yearcHU Be maiici Address, weeks. W A N A M A K E It X B H< > M N. Philadelphia, Some slight aixtidente have occurred I In* I.Hrgi *t < lothing Hiid Merchant Tailor in our town dining the past week ow ing House in America. ing probably to un propitious stars, yet take it all together we have moved along without a groat amount of fric tion. The undersigned ofteres for sale 10 acres of Dr. Gill was called suddenly on splendid fruit laud situated to the west of Ashland, just outsied the city limits. Five Monday evening to see Mr. Callon, of acre- of the land is <• lea red, all is under feme, Central Point, who was suffering with and Dearly four acres is planted to choice hemorrhage from the liver. His con fruit apples and peaches; small house on premise-. For terms and further particulars dition is more favorable at present call at the rv*iden« e of John Van Horn in writing, but yet quite critical. we*’ Kshlaiid. Mr- MuvF B enk <* Gen. Applegate has returned from Liukvilie people have had freezing Salem. weather enough to give them a gixxl L. I>. Fuller left last Friday for h ice crop. trip to .Seattle. The Portland Hural Spirit n:\ys: L. Mrs. L. F. Willits is visiting rela- Swan, of Yreka, it is said, will bring liis stable of trotters to City View Park tives in MeilfonL this spring. County Judge E. DePeatt is down Portland and East Portland eat 350 at Salem’ this week. to 4:M) lieeves, 12'10 sheep and an un I. K. Van Sant reached home Satur certain number of calves aud hogs day from lied Bluff. every week. Mr. J. Kahn, of Portland, passed Mrs. A. G. Johnson, living on Smith several days in Ashland this week. river, uear Gardiner. Douglas county, Geo. 11. Lynch, of Talent, was well gave birth to three girl «babies a few enough to lie in town Wednesday. days ago, all living and doing well. Sheriff Win. Carli, of Lake county, The Pioneer Street Railway Com pany has been incorporated by citi went down the road to Salem Friday. zens of Eugene, to build a street car M essrs. W. R. Dickinsou and sou. hu« in that place capital stock 920,- of Medford, were iu Ashland last Satur 000. day, The officers of the auditing depart Two Misses Tfavison, of Medford ment O. A C. R. R.. which have Ixx-n maintained at Portland, have Iteen re- preeinct, are attending school in Ash moved by the S. P. R. R. to San Fran land. I Dr. Songer went over to Montague cisco. The newspapers of Josephine and Yesterday in answer to a professional Cixis oouut ies, this state, and Del Norte call. county, Cal., are writing uptheneed of Master Builder T. J. Davis, of the a railroad from Grant's Pass to Cres S. P., lias been in town again tins cent City. week. Some friends of progress and ad Mr. L. L. Angle and two ladies from vancement will shortly incorporate the Medford were visiting Ashland Wed Roseburg Fruit Evaporating Company nesday. with a capital Btock of 95000 divided F. A. Cook. D. M. Osborne A Co.’« into 200 shares at 925 each. [ Herald. agent, has been alxiut Ashland most of Iu a fight over a horse trade at Al the past week. bany Monday tx*tweeu Clark, a Gypsy, Miss Lillie Watson, who was hurt iu and Thompsou a German farmer, the former was badly stalibe.1, aud the lat- n coasting accident reported last wix>k. ert received a bad gash in the head from is rapidly recovering. a shovel. John A. Hanley and wife of Jack Thomas Kay, one of the proprietors sonville ami Wm. Ulrich were visitors of the Ashhiud Wo ilen Mills a dozen in Ashland yeskrday. years ago, lias recently sold his inter Mrs. O. Ganiard aud Mrs. Jane est in the Brownsville mill, and wants White have been' visiting relatives at to build a woolen mill either at Salem Grant's Pass this week. or Albany. Gen. Cadwallader, of lied Bluff, Cal., Among the cnees decided in the Su was on yesterday morning's train, re preme Court at Salem this week was turning home from Seattle. the following, reportisl Monday : State B. R. Willits is laid tip with a of Oregon n-sp. vs. B. A. Godfrey app.; judgment reversed and a new trial or sprained ankle, acquired ill a fall at the depot y esterday morning. dered. Opinion by Strahan J. M rs. J. Houck and Messrs. I. W. Farmers all over the western part of the state have lx-eu quite busy all Burris« ami H. S. Emery were at Rose through the last clear weather plow burg last Saturday ou laud business. ing lauds for spring crops. Wluit Dr. J. S. Walter has been at Medford other state cau Ixiast of plows general several days this week, at the request ly running through the month of Jan of some of his dental patients of that uary. city. A Sacramento dispatch of retient Rev. J. H. Mayfield, who now lives date says: 4h-ueral Orton has received at Sisson, and Jack Mason, a livery numerous applications from voluuteers stable proprietor of that place, have for service in case of waralxiut Samoa. been in town this week. He says at the present rate 141,009 men Mr. George I. Baker, of Minneapolis, could be raised tn thirty days iu Cali general agent of the American Build fornia. ing and Loan Assignation, is in Ash W Kuykendall, W. T. Perkins, J<x? land on a business visit. Lyons, R. L. Shelby and C. D. Drain Messrs. M. N. Long. John May, Nils have ini*or|H>rated the“l>rain and West Coast Telegraph Coupany,” to build Ahlstroin, H. S. Evans. A. Anderson and operate a telegraph and cable line ami John Thompson went down to between Drain and Gardiner, in Doug Roseburg Tnewlay evening. las couuty. A. F. Hunt, of Dead Indian, took Says a San Francisco press eorres- the train Wednesday eveneng for Oak pon lent: It is the observation of rail land Or., whither he was called by road men that the general tendency the si-nous illness of his mother. tin« season among immigrants aud M essrs. James Thornton. R M. Gar prosp.s’tive settlers is towatd Oregon rett. Han Waldroop. Jixv Million ami and Washington territory, w here farm 4 Isear Lucas were ¡it Roseburg the first ing lands can now lie purchased at of the week, filing ou tiinlx*r claims. reason.iliie prices. J. A. Rutile went down to Portland I”le Scat11» A Southern railroad, a by Wednesday's train, to settle up busi pioj tisl ¡nie Irmi Seattle to Portland ness affairs there. Mrs. Ruble is stop s. ins to lx- ili.iut ready to materialize. ping at Grant's Pass till his return Officials of the Southern Pacific have next week. lievn up ou the Sound recently, l<xik- L. Martin, who had nearly recovered ing into tile matter, ¡.nd there is little doubt that the S. P. R. R. is behind from his illness, tixik cold las' wi<ek th« Seattle A Southern, and will make ami has h id a relapse, but is again im- it a continuation of its line from Port-, proving, His trouble is of the nature laud to Seattle, and in tune to a con of erysijxd.’i«. nection with tiie t'anadian Pacific. H. B. Reed, the popular fence m in, wa.i on Tuesday's t rain, going to San Grants Pass and Josephine County. Francisco. He is operating now in East Port! md, -mid will stop here a Hou. C. A. Schlbrede, of Roseburg, few days on bis return next week. was a visitor this week on legal busi Win. Mall.who h is 1 h ‘> u out at ness. his sht ep ranch nt the head of Apple Mr. dwell, of Phoenix, paid Grant's gate iuosl of the tn.ie during a year Pass a visit last week mid sold two car past, brought th • sheep in to Lis val ley ranch e?-t of Phoenix last week. loads of Hour. Our citizens and the Medford people are trying to arrive at some under standing as to a turn-pike road to the latter place. We hope ere long that Jacksonville will I«* connected with Central Point, also, by a first-class road. , . Mrs. Lelia Kaup passed away Sun day morning at 1 o’clock a. m., after months of suffering, and was buried Monday afternoon. Rev. Robt. Ennis conducted the services, Mrs. Kaup was comparatively young and leaves a husband mid three little ones to tuourn her loss; .also a devoted sister and brother who have be«n her faithful at tendants during her illness, constantly seeking to alleviate her sufferings. The bereaved family have the sympa thy of all in their affliction. MAX PRACHT, OREGON, ASHLAND, OFFERS FOR THAT MOST DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FRONTING ON MAIN ST. & HARGADINE AVE. THE MOST CENTRAL Location in Ashland THREE LOTS WANTED. EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY I 20 FT. 4 IN. DEEP Land For Sale These lots are loeate«! diagonally opposite the new H otel O regon , on the sotlfTi side oi" Main st., corner of Hargadine Avenue, and for a lirst class business invest ment have no equal in the city. Call on or address Ashland, or.. Jan. 31. ¡>'*9. Join the building and loan Hssocia- Lt will Doctors A. C. Helm andC. E. Bee!«- tiou and give it a g.»xl start, Notice P hereby given tli»t the copurtuer- have leased the new brick hotel "The be a great help to the town. «hl|i exi-ting Ix-tweeu the undersigned. 'Io- Oregon," of the Ashland Hotel Com A car load of pipe an 1 line fixtures ills' l.u-iIII--.- in Ashland under the firm name pany. for a term of five years »»gin have arrived for the electric light plant. • •I Youle .v Gilroy is thi« day dissolved by mutual consent. ning M:irch 1st, next, ami will make The dynamo will arrive sixvn. Ge» E Youle retires from the business, iirrangeinents immediately for open W M Gilroy (-olitimi«* the business, as R. M. Garrett's residence property ing business. Dr. Beelie went down -lunes the liahilitiex nail will collect all ap- couuis <lue tiie late tirili to Portland by last evening’s train, ou Manzanita str.-et is having a fine All (iehts due the firm must be ‘»etile*! im new picket feuce built in front of it. atidoii his return Dr. Helm will start mediately, or tiiey w ill l»e placed iu au at- at once for Chicago, to make the pnr- tornei - bauds for collection. A dancing party will lx- given at the G eo . E. Vol LE, chiiHes necessary to furnish the house hiill in l’lnx'uix Thursday evening, W m M GlLKoV. throughout in first-class style. Ash Feb. 14th to which everybody is iu- Ashland, or.. Jan >. l^W. land is to l>e congratulated upon the vited. pr<»s|x'cts of having its new hotel Chinese new year festivities bogan oi<enej. so s.x»n under the manage ment of citizens Howell ami favoralily last Tuesday, ami firecracker« were rattling nearly all Tuesday night in known ¡is are the new proprietors. A Hne llorse. Ashland. Axhlnial in the Praeeml»«. Mr. W. C. Myer arrived home the The firm of Youle A Gilroy has been M x Pracht, Commander of Burn dissolved. Mr. Youle retires from the past week with a tino young Fercherou side Post No. 23, G. A. IL, of this business, and it will Ixt continued by stallion. "Hector." "Hector" was bred Keno Whispers. by Mr. Hitchox'k, near St. Louis, and place, pnq*>sed that Ashland should Mr. Gilroy. numliered 6916, Percheron Stu I Bixik: be represented in the inaugural pro The Oatman family have fully re Citizens of Ashland feel no tineaai- • Tipple gray, foaled May 11, ’■-«•; sire, cession at Washington next March, covered. and adopting his suggestion, citizens ness whatever over th» Samoan situa (’¡esar, 3526 ,601); winner of first prize of the town donated 86) for the pur tion now, since the mustering iu of ill two-year-ol 1 el >ss at the Cone inis Mensrs. Emmitt A Skive .are plant of the S'x.'iete Hippique Pereherontie. chase of a handsome silk b:inner for our military fore« last Sunday. ing on the square a pair of hay-scales Notice to City Tax Payers hehl at Nogent-ie-R itrou. France, May. the Post. This banner, properly in Gimlets, gouge«, tweezers, pliers, from t he establishment of Ed. F. Jones, Notice is hereby given that the tax roll ! a« b»‘cn pLi« rd in ni\ I.and» fur the eulleu- INS»; also at the World’s Fair, New xcrilx-d, will !••■ taken to Washington l’ots and kettles, pans and friers. Bingbampton, N. Y. Jones, who is 111>ti uf Hit* city taxes for ihe year then 4 Irl« ills (thirteen entiles.) fust in the ami carried in the procession by Com Lieutenant Governor of Xew York, fore, on Feb 4th, and for the period of sixty All things for ¡ill sorts of buyers three-year-old class at the great St. <}a s then afier, l»ct\veen the hours of 9 a id . mander Pracht, *> that the l’.’wt ami was weight'd in .another balance hist At hardware store of 11. C. Myer’s.* ami > p. tu. daily, I will la- at my office in Louts Fair, 1K85. S-lmtO was paid for the city w ,ii 1 e represented in I he great November ami found all there. the city council i « mi U i to receive and receipt Mr. Holburg was negotiating for the C:esar a two-year-old in I ’r.inee. ami event. Mr. Pracht is one of onr citi El <. ene W alkad , 1 beard this week of the death of for city laxvb. t’ity Marshal. zens who nH 'ins to see to it that Ash lease of the empty hotel at Central 8,’iDOD as a thr.'. -ye ¡r-ol.i, delivered in I'oliit, but could not agree with the Thomas Stidham, at Pelican Bay. an the United Statin, the seller to have land keel's right up"in the pnx-ession" other old pioneer of the days of '1'1. in every respect. He has ordered the proprietor as to terms, and g ive up the the privilege of breixlltig ten mares to Timber Land Notice. projx-t. lie came from California in 1SS2. and bill! while he lived (this is the highest banner from San Francisco. I'Ml CU SI » I I’* I.lNlj < IFFIl t.l entered upon ranch life at Pelican Bay. Ge<>. Ke.ir is lias the contract to price any l‘erel;»roii stallion has ever E o - i bi K«;, <>r.. Jan. 23, 1*893 where he has resiibsi ever since. His Mii'iral I real Soon. clear and grub live acres of hill land sold for in the I . S.i Nt. ’ i ” •• i- heieiiy given that in compliance age was 4i3. ami lie leaves a large circle "H. m - or’s" dam. Roseri - .’iDi’.l (1517i wish the provisions <»f lhe a< i of < ongress of Ashland now contains a goodly ntim- adja.'ent to town for Mr. J. A. Ruble, got by Brilliant 1271 <73'n; dam Foii- of friends to mourn his departure. Jane 3. 1*7-, entitled "An act for the sale of l>er of ladies and gentlemen of admitted ami r -t a number of men at work at it tiue by Fnvori 6.J! ¡725). Tins bow timber hind* in th»- states of ( alifornia. Ore- L. »n, N cm :ida. and Washington Territory. ' W. II. Roberts, who belongs to the uinsieal talent and culture, and during Monday. Brilliant has gained a high reputation Hocoin of A*hla:»d. ’ ’ounty of Jack Farnsworth Rille Club of Lakeview, Charles th” past few months several most cred I. C. M'sire. who roceutly arrived as a «ire on lx it h sides of the Atlantic, -I u. State of (»rcgon, ha* thisday filed in This itable concerts have lx-en enjoyed. It from Wnx-onsiu, has Ixmgtit J. W. and probably there have bi'en more of lately performed a wonderful feat with o!t'<e his *.voru statement for the a shot-gun. While standing on tiie purchase f the lot 1 and * E 1 , "f N E and is now proposed toontalo all pant effort« Coakley’s 160 acre tract of hill land his colts imported from France to the I ■ _. of - E .-, of >cc No. 2. in Tp No. 40, s R bridge a solitary duck was passing, and \o~ in a concert to is» given at the M. E. south of the Close brickyard pro[>erty; U. S. than from any other stallion. He 4 I . ami will oiler pr.tof to *how that the church Wednesday evening, Feb. 13th. consideration, 92.4». 10. said he. "I'll bring tlmt duck right land -ought i* more \ aluable for its titnlivr or I kls Ixx'ii iu coustaut use in the stud down on this bridge.” He iirt-,1. tin- *t« io ihan for agricultural purposes, and to An effort has been made to enlist all his claim to said land, before the lkx-tors Taylor and (.’nger went down from the time lie was three years old, the best talent in the city in making up duck rapidly descended, aud in the establish and conHequently h is seldom been in Rcgi-ter and Receiver of tin- office at Rose to Medford last week, and will open the programme, and with most satis presence of Mr. Moss, Thomas Lang. burg. or., on Thursday lhe 11th day of April. the show ring; but at the great Per- factory results. In ls>th v<x-:il and in their office for dea’al work at that cheron Horse Show held in Chicago Warren Mickelson. Captaiu Deskins 1889. place or some other town along the He names witnvr-es P. (iriswold. W strumental music the public will lie and myself, he actually caught the bird II Brov. n. <». as Sept., 1886, be was awarded th« high L. Stearns. 1). D. II Yeager, all Mr. Have Hardin has taken a con Mrs. Grnbl.c. wife of Dr. W. P. iu his hand la-fore it struck the bridge. of given an opportunity to witness our railroad at the northward. Ashland, Ja< k>on <-<*nnty,Oregon. est honors for a stallion with his get. tract to luruish 13o,tFii> bricks for the Grnblie, o' Spekene Falls, W. T., has Any and all pci-on* claiming adversely the home tab nt at its l»est. The concert For more than forty years, Ayer’s At th« American Horse Show at Chi The Randall brothers, of Butte creek, above de-< ribeii laud- are requested to tile will be a choice one, as the programme, Cherry Pectoral has Ixsen successfully cago in NovemlxTof the same year was Layton A Howard hardware company. been visiting Mr. George Engle this lately went to see their pet girls ami ; their claim- in this office on or before -aiti to lie published next Week, will show. prescribed in cases of consumption. awarded the Breeder's Ga .ette cham The public sclnxil was closed to-day week, wha'een route for San I’ram'isco. mighty nice time they had. they say. 11th day of April. l*-< . ( has . \V. J ohnston , tpe schoolmates of Will 1'ulTs wish Dr. Grubbe is a brother of Mrs. Eugle. Their horse« broke awny from the Tins medicine always affords relief iu pion medal for best Percberon stallion 10T Register. The Wizards at th,-Opera Humr. ing to pay their last resjie.-ts to their pulmonary diseases. Ask your drug of any age. L. W. Alixire went down to Jackson fence-post, smashed the sleigh into beloved friend. gists for it. Csesar, the sire of Hector. Brilliant, It will not lie thought putting it ville to prove up o:i his land claim yes tooth-picks and acquired some lame Timber Land Notice. too strongly to assert that few en The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. terday, taking John D-'vlin and J. II. ne«s; lint wlnle the old man was lixik- Mr. IL K. Sutton, who has an N-acre his grandsire, and Rosette, Hector’s I S. r ' I. .STATE* 1. IMI I Ill’ll K. I tertainments ever given here have orchard on the hill west of town, is (him, all trace in their pedigree to .Jeau- Geo. Wiuier, of Murphy creek, died Real as witnesses. His attorney, C. B. ing out of the window and deploring R (-EEi'it”. or.. Jan. 23, I**- | given such complete and general satis having several more acres of bis tract le-Blauc (7-5!). I This noted horse Saturday evening of lung fever, and Watson, also aecompani.'d the party. the dreadful state of things and Notice i- lic-cby given that in compliance dancing a mournful highland tiingover w itti faction as those presented by the cleared for a vineyard. Mr. T. W. stands in th« l’erchernn family as old was buried on Monday. tile sro. isiell* ef I tie act of {'ollares, uf W. C. Doughty, of Colusa county. the «mash-up, the boys stole a kiss talented party, and certainly uone have Bryant is clearing his five-acre tract in imported Messenger dix-s with our 1-7'. cntiiied "Anaci for the sale of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kelley's infant Cal., arrived here last wi<ek. hxiking apiece, which, they say. paid the whole June::. timber land* in the Sla es oí ' xlifornia. on - modern trotters. excelled them in this regard. The the same neighborhixxl. was taken very ill Wednesday evemngr gon. Ne ad.’i. mol W a-liiugS’ii Territory," o. for a climate thatsuitsbis health. He bill, including board ami other trilling Herewith is a translation from the house is pack.-d every night, every se I steH-ns of Asli'xnd. coiinti of Jackson, The Stuttz Dramatic Company weut Percberon Stud Bm>k of France, giving Dr. l>evoro was called immediately. has friends on Applegate, ami intends expenses. lection is encored without exception, stale of oreirun. ha- this (lay tiled tn ibis of- visiting them Ix'fore going further t’u . iii- -worn statement for the t-nreba-e of an 1 the curtain falls each evening amid from Ashland to Roseburg after play a description of Jean-)e-Blan« by Have not heard his report. Last wr-- k a very promising 9-y< ar- tie i . and s W , of N E ■, and W of s E ing four nights here. Ou Saturday northward. Chas. Dll Hays: "It is to this remark a roar of laughter. What can tie said Justice Axtell bad the pleasure of I , of ■ No in Tp No 40. s II No I E. and ol.l "kid" put a fist full of gunpowder more. A high compliment is certainly evening th* y gave a benefit for Gran able horse more than to any other, makiug Mr. Frank Norris ami Miss Says the Roseburg Herald: It is in his t rowsers |xx'ket, and subsequent, »iil'ch i |».*»f to-how that tiie land sought ite Lodge, K. of 1 ’ .. aud played "Fan that we owe the great improvement in i- moie vxluable for it* limlxtr or slotie than due to Dr. Burt, the manager, for the \\ uruer, of W llliams creek, man and currently reported that J. R. N. Bell ly. in the iinrry ami perplexity inciden for au” i< iittn al purp..... , and to* -tablisli ill- the breed. He was regarded as a Percb w ile on Saturday evening last. excellent order maintained and the chon, the Cricket," to a full house. will retire from the m'lnagenieut of the tal to the duty of tying an oyster cau claim to said laud. Ix'fore the Register aud rare taste displayed in the arrange \Vm. II. Wickham has filed the first eron of the purest bTxxl. strength Receiver of thl* office nt Roseburg, Or., on Thomas Howard has purchased the Chemekete hotel at Salem in the near judiciously to the tail of a dog, forgo* Thursday, tiie 11th day of April. 1*X9. ment of the program, which is a con soldiers homestead claim oil land in ened by the infusion of the Arab future, and probably return to Rose that he was loaded. The swi'ot boy interest oi L. S. Smith in express bus- I licúame- a, witne—e*: 1*. Griswold, W. tinuous altern .lion of grave and gay. Jackson county, he says. ’The soldiers through Gallipoli, from whom lie was burg to reside. II Brown, «’ha- llix’oin. D. D. H. Yeager, all folded ills arms proudly aud listened luess, and will take charge ou Feb. 1st. Jean-1<-Blanc humorous an 1 pathetic, from begin homestead act was passed J tine 8, 1872, directly descendi-d. of vhland. lackson county. Oregon.I Mr. ami Mrs. G. S. Butler returned long to the ntisic he had started in the Any an.! nil per-on- claimingadyeisely the ning to end. The only trouble the ami [x-rmits final proof after one year died the property of M. Miard at tuir- Mr. Smith will continue the livery ■■Jiome Wednesday evening from their vale. The melodious yow-yows and alwne di'M’rils’d laud- are requested to tile balance of their stay will lie the lack if the clnimaut shall have served four ty-two years of age, free from blemish. f' (tmsiuess nt his old staud. ki-yies kept rising iu G sharp au>l echo tin ir rlainis in this ottico on or liefore -aid In looking through this Ixxik you wily Grant's Pass Opera House Company vl it of five weeks down in California. of space in the hall for those who wish years in the war. Util dm of April, lss'.' notice that the greater number of tl/ was incorporated on Monday evening , 'Tney wi re in San Francisco most of ing iu E flat through the enterprising Clivs. W J ohnston , to attend. Goo I lii'-k to th” Wizards. Th« school dinxttore of Ashland dis gixxl horses bred in the Perch« during last with full attendance of citizens, the time, ami had a pleasant visit, but village till the "kid" felt that he was 34 Im Register having a mighty Hy time, ami wished trict will lie in sessiou as a Ixvard of the past fifty years, are descetidtxl from mid Mi-rrick-—tdlleite. , the following gentlemen were are glad to be at home again. he could lx1 Barnum just long enough epuahz ition to-morrow, Saturday, Feb. Timber Land Notice. This fact proves that elected , as a boani of directors: E. Mr. I. C. Moore and family, from to tie au empty oil-tank to the tail of Mr. Lslie L. Merrick, of Sisson. 2d. at theoffice of A. 1). Helman in Jean-le-Blanc. the superiority to which the Percberon Diunck, Dr. J. F. Devore, H. C. Kin Haywm >d. Wisconsin, arrival in Ash- ( sited S tates L and O ffice ,{ Cal., au I Miss Effie Gillette, of this Odd Fellow- bl.x'k, to examine the as breed has attained is owing largely to an elephant. Then, feeling a little RosEBUlt'i, Or., Jan. 23, 1889.i knid last S itiirdny. and will probably cold, he thought, he started into the place, were married on Wednesday sessment just completed by Sch<x>l the regenerating intluenc.-s of th« Ar»-, ney, Jas. Moss, Judge Abe. Axtell. N<i!ice 15 hereby given thnt in compliance r remain here. They were acquainted house to warm up and enjoy his tickle n ith evening of this week at the home of Clerk John May. * The bill recently introduced in the The prov isi<>us of the aot of (’ongresa of bian bhxxl. fortified by judicious and K the bride's mother, Mrs. M. L. Gillette, entitled “An act for the «ale of ^fciiate to boom Rogue river at Tolo with the family of George (Towson, more comfortably, lie was standing June 3. A clear skin adds to the beauty of a consanguineous coupling." who came hit her from Minnesota last by the stove ami smiling sweetly , with !init“r laud- m ihe States of < alifornia. <Ire- ou Church street. Invited guests to with the exclusive right to a private From the above it will be seen that gon, Ne\adn, Washington Territory.” I’. his bead well up anil his hands in Ins Griswold of and the nuuilx-r of about thirty assembled fine face, aud often lends a charm to Hector is a remarkably well bred horse. corporation t i charge SI per M. board year. A-hland. county of Jackson, pix'kcts, when Swop-hix* ! lie sud to witness the interesting ceremony. homeliness. To beautify your com He also lias size, symmetry of fwrm, measure, for the privilege of floating S'ate of Ortgon, ha- This da> tiled in this oi A. J. Gillie, of Oakland, Cal.. who The parlor* were beautifully decorated plexion, you should purify your blood Ixine, kind disposition, st.'le, ¡.nd ac logs upon a public stream is an outrage bad charge of the hx-atioii and con- denly tiling up his hand from his smok lier hi- -uorn statement for the purchase of the lot 1. S \\ »4 of N \V 4 ami W •of S W with Ayer ’ s Sarsaparilla. As a tonic for the occasion. At S o’ckx-k, the tion unsurpassed, ¡is will !x> cone -ded Upon the public. The people of Grant's st ruction of the Yreka branch railroad, ing, blazing pocket and began to yow- of .-«c No 2, in Tp No. 40. S. R N •. 4 E. aud bride an I grixuu-’l.x-t t<x»k their place aud alterative medicine, it has no by all intelligent horse men whi n they Paes should use every |K)esil>le means is spending a day or two in Ashland, yow aud ki-yi. But such is life. Now ill odcr proof to -how tliHt the laud »ought more valuable for its timber or stouv than Ihneath the auspicious emblem of equal. Price 81. Six bottles, 85. to deteat any such bill becoming a en route for Puget Sound. Mr. Gillis we laugh gaily, and anon we are weep is see him. for agricultural purtMises, and to establish his gixxl fortune, and R-v. F. G. Strange, law. is a brother of Prosecuting Attorney ing and striving to remove the burden claim to-ai<l land before the Regis!«» aud W. M. Holmes reached home by tied by an inscrutable providence to Receiver of thi- office at Roseburg, Or., ou of th-jFre -bytenau church, prouounced Tuesday e-ening’s train from St. Louis Killnl u Buck with a Stone. Th - citizens of the community should H. B. Gillis of Siskiyou county. Cal. the tail of our woe. The little boy has '1 hursday, the 11th day of April. 18X9 the W'irda which made them man and with a carload of twenty-four head of He names as witnesses. Charles Hoeom. lx* ashamed to acknowledge they have As A. F. Hiiut, of l>ea I Indian, was Col. Jas. Seobie, the masonry con learned a gixxl lesson. wife. Lb” bride was beautifully at hue young Shorthorn cattle for his own (>. L. Stearns, W. IL Brown, D. D. II. Yea 1’ etxr the P oet . tired in an appropriate costume, and ranch ami for one or two other per coming toward Ashland Wednesday, no gravey ard to bury their friends and tractor of the S. P. R. R., was on Fri ger, all of Ashland, Jack-on county, Oregou. Any aud all persons claiming adversely the the groom l<x>ked maulier and hand- sons in the valley. He was about two he saw a wounded buck near the road relatives in only a place without feuce day evening's train, bound for Tacoma, above described lands are requeeted to file or even the underbrush cleared off. <>n the eastern slope of the mountain. to inspect the prospects of some work soiner than ever before. Henrty con weeks on the way from St. Louis. their claims in this office on or liefore «aid The buck had l>een shot in the leg. 1 jet til» people go to work, each and in his line which is to be done on a gratulations an I an elegant wedding Uth day of April, 18- '. t'er it new Deer Law. every one, and have a picket fence con C. A. Nutley having been compelled anil its throat had lieeii grazed by a (’ has . W. J ohnston , new road on the Sound. Col. Seobie siiptx-r follows I. aud sixin the Ashland Through the courtesy of Representa 34 lOt Register. Rind appeared with a complimentary by business losses to make an assign bullet. Seeing that it would die, Mr. structed and either painted or white and his wife and ikiugliter ure spend tive Roliert A. Miller, the T idings has serenade. Later a nuuilx-r of ladie« ment for the Ix-nefit of his eri'ditors. Hunt, and a boy who was with him on washed. and have the brush cleans! ing the winter in San Francisco. received a copy of the following bill Timber Land Notice. mi l gentlemen gave the bride and selected J. W. Alnutt as hi« assignee, horseback, made chase and sixin over away ami the graves dug in projier Ex-Supreme Judge E. B. Watson, of introduced by him and road first time ami Mr. Alnutt's notice, as required by tixik the buck. The Ixiy gathered manner, leaving a road or avenue for gronti a vix-al serenade. U nited state * L and offk f .( Portland, and Capt. H. Kelly, of Jack -Rii.Oi: , Jan ¿3. 1**9 t Mr. and Mrs. Merrick left yeeterdsy law. appears in this issue. Mr. Alnutt piece« of rix-k, which Mr. Hunt threw funerals to pass through, I. for one. sonville, were in Ashland last Friday Jan 111, 1889; HOUSE HILL NO. 12. Notice is hereby trivet» that in eoinplianee niorning for Yreka, and after a week is in charge of the store and business at the wounded animal, and finally will donate my share. with the pr«»v isious of the ai t of Conirre** of and Saturday, taking testimony iu the A bill for an net to amend s»<ction one kmx'ked it over, and Hunt gralilied spent there will go to Sisson, where iu Reeser's block. One of the saddest, deaths that has suit of 11. C. Messenger vs. Watson. 1932 June 3. I““*, entitled, “An a« t for the t-ale of ami 19141 of the code and general It was a its antlers and cut its throat. timber hinds in the Mate* of California. <>re their home will lie. Metaphorically ever ix'Clirred here was that of Willie Hume A Watson, involring title to the laws of the state of Oregon, compiled A little child, two years old, of Mr. tr<»n. Ne\a<hi, and \V:i«hin*rioii Territory,” s|»’.ikmg the T idings throws after ami Mrs. J. 8. Silsby, died suddenly «ix-|M>int buck, and turn-tl for fight G. Tuffs, which occurred oufhegNth sawmill property on Granite street. W II Brown, of \-hland, county of lai kson, and annotated by William Lair Hill. tiiein the old shpp<T and ri”e which last Monday evening. The little one as often as its pursuers came dose up- ins’, at 2 p. in. Will Tuffs, who was xitate of Oreiron. ba* this day filed in this of Be it enacted by the legislative As ins.ire happiness and prosperity. Mr. Wheeler, a partner of Prof. D. tice his “Worn statement for the pureha*e of has lx-en siibjiH't to spasms from some ou it. The carcass, of course, was m bis 22<i year, was a bright, strong, of the State of Oregon: I .t 1 hi .'I s I ..f N W ', mid E ‘aof S W * , light-hearted young man two weeks 'V. Cixdidge in the real estate nml ab sembly cause, aud it was one of these attacks worthless for food. of See No J, in Tow n-hip No 40. S, Range Section 1. That said section 1932 be Olir Maitiul IK’renders. gigo, but, to-day Ins friends and rela stracting business at Eugene City, amended so as to read as follows: that prove ! f. tai. 'The funeral was on N. 1. E, ami will offer proof to show that Noirr.al Notes. the land sought is more valuable for it« tim tives laid his laxly beneath the Bixl, passed a day or two in A«liland tins Col. T. C. Smith, of Salem, arrive I Wednesday afternoon. Rev. G. J. Web Sec. 1932. Every (tersou who shall, lier or stone than for agricultural purp<*es. w.-ek, en route for Iowa on a hurried last Sunday, and nt Granite Hall mus ster officiating. Prof. Nesse’s class in |x-nmansliip never again to look upon licit bright within the state of Oregon, at any time ami to establish his claim tosai'i land before f; ee, which was (lie favorite of ins trip. He reports business gixxl, ami between K< L'i-îet and Receiver of thi- office a’ tere i ti* 1 ' »upany D. Se. oml Regiment the first day of November and the Wrisiey A G »Hard of M«Jfor I, real closes this week. property advancing in prices at Eu RoM-burtf. <>r . on I’bursday, the 11th day of hither's household. Throe weeks ago Oreg.m Natiomd Guard, with 5M m«m- .•st it» ag. r.'s, report the s:il«s of’the the first day of August of the ensuing April, I*-''. The students passing final examina gene. h» was called home on iieeonnt of the |x.-rs, ami o»i returning to S dem the foliowin. property : .fosse Ri .bard- He names a« witnesses I’ <»ri-w«»ld, year hunt, pursue, take, kill.or destroy Charles Hiicom, O. L Stearns, D I» H Yen Colom ] remarked to a reporter of the son’s farm in 4'entral Point precinct, tion in Rhetoric ar- Minnie Pr> diu’«re, >( ri(,us illness of Ins sister. Mis. Henry 'Two young men from Linn county. any elk, moose, or mountain sheep, nil of A-hland. .hu kson eotintv, < >r. Statesman that li» thinks this will lx* bio acre«. 84 «041; 18 acres of Judge Jennie Oliver, Sa.la And. r-on, Abbie White, and stricken with a dangerous Messrs. N. C. Myers and R. Shelton, shall lie guilty of a misdemeanor. Ev ger, ( HAS W JoHXsTON, kegixter. fever, he himself was called away from of Scio, came out last Saturday, to ery person who shall at any time take, 34 one of the lx st <N>in|>:ililes in th« state. Walker's pi I.-», near Medford. S723; (locxIyeMr and Lydia McCall. earth after an illness of ten days, His The Voting for commi«siom'(i officers two iiv* - ici tracts and one of 15 acres M iss Mabie B” in is again at sclnxil spend a couple of days in Ashland, and injure, or destroy, or pursue with death leaves a place ever vacant in our were so well pleased with the place kill, resulted tn th’ election of Georg» F. off <> H r:inigh’s f.irm, al ?45 an acre. preparing herself for tei •lung. intent to take. kill, injure or destroy community and a vacant chair m bis McConnell. Captain; Ch is. W. Logan, that they will probably move out here. any tnooee, elk, mountain sheep or deer Miss Etta Johnson nturmsl to f ithet s lion.- •. One of the neatest railway pam First Lieiitaul. ami J. W. Rogers, Sec They are friends of T. 'V. Bryant, of for the purpose of obtaining the skin, hc I khi I last Monday. phlets ever issued is a hands* miely 11- ond Lieiit.-ii.itit. When the commis- 1 Ins place, aud were shown about by hide, hoi ns or hams of such animal, County Di'biirxemruts. moiis of the otli -ers arrive, the lx»ys Instniteii description of the "Golden Miws Lilly Watson is recovering him. shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Ev will probably lx- ez|wx'ted to prepare 4 late Speei il."th ■ luxurious vestibuled from her coasting accident and will Following are the expenditures of Mr. R. M. Billings, of Spring Prairie. ery person who shall sell or offer for for war iniim-diately by submitting to Fullniau train now running lietueen soon be in school. Jackson <«*unty for the mouth of De- Wisconsin, has I hnhi R|x*tiding several sale, barter or exchange; and every an examination bv some qiu;lifted tail 4 hiiaha and San Francisco. Theliook. F. L. Sifers and J. II. Morns stu i'elllber, ISSN: days in Ashland this week, while upon lierson <>r corporation who shall trans or, who Will send their figures to til« a «sipy of which E. (.’. Kane received Sheriffs and jailors' fees, board a tour of the coast. Ho L ft yesterday port or carry for the purpose of barter, house 111 Pilli.id. Iplna which lias the th” other day, is handsome enough for dents of the Ashland State Normal prisoners, etc........................ $ 2S1.30 sale or exchange the skin or bide of contract io supply the uniforms. Fol a place among any collection of artis S-h<x>l.will start out s.xm t >Jt< a<'ii pen Clerks fee«............................... 197.t)7 for California, atid will see the greater any moose, elk or mountain sheep, F R K I G H T , manship. Inning be, n under thespeciai , part of that state liefore returning to lowing is the muster roll of the coni- tic painting. shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; and Justice court ........................... S0.N5 training of Prof. C. F. Neese. I'lo And to do hauling of nil kind« in A*hland at Wisconsin. Mr. Billings is favorably jMiny : J. 11. Mayfield says many efforts Ixos are faithful and euerget io students Circuit court........................... 970.99 impressed with Ashland, and may con every person who shall sell or otT< r for low«*t rate*. Limiers. J. H. Alcorn. F. H. sale, or buy or offer to buy. or have in have been inaile to ascertain from the and no doubt will meet with SlllW&j. Sundry indig- nt persons....... 329.92 clude to come liero to stay. Pn'*'*ngi’r* carried to or from any «oint In Lennart. F. Ayers. C. W. railroad surveyors m the field lietween bis possession or custody, or tin ler bis the city, or pointa outside. 4 lo.xlsand work furnished court Lym li, T. W. .El ite Chas. Walker, of Medford, control, any elk. deer, moose, or moun Ix'aie order* st Ix-abo X Smith’s Second Batti. W. S. Good Profit. the ('. A O. R. R. and Modix- county. bouse.......................... 17.90 Marlow. W. N. 113-34 Bish. L. M. Cal., in whose interest they are work ^902.45 reached Lome Tuesday evening, after tain sheep, at any time when it is un Hand Store. Mam street. There is w profit in fruit raising. R* seis aud bridges....... M, nger. H. C. a month's tour through Southern Cali lawful to take or kill the same, shall Boman. R. A. ing, but the men carefully refuse to Speaking on Hus basis W. T. S. Patton Stationery and postage....... Mil.«. L. F. fornia and Arizona. He was looking lie guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon <’. W Ayers. H. R. Barbour, R.T. Eiviage Boyd. J. L. give any due to the solutiou of the said from ati acre and a half of apple Bounty coyote scalps......... Miller. G. N. for some plac*>tb it would suit him bet t he proscent ion of any person or [>er- Beever. D. mystery. It is generally believed, tns'S he had. this year, netted a profit Miscellaneous...................... Miller. Win. ter than Rogue River Valley, but came S'jns for a violation of any of the pro Casey. H. D. however, that they are employed by of 9490, which is equivalent to 10 per Commissioners...................... > Miller. J. F. back convinced that it is useless to visions of this Ad, the possession by Cliapiiian. A. B. the Union Pacific R. R. Examination insane........... cent, interest on the price of Ins entire Million. .1. T. hunt for s ich au Utopia, and has a the ncciised of any of the aforesaid an Cbitwihxl. C. C. ranch 100 acre«.94.il1 *0. Mr. I’, bought Couuty printing.................. Ayers, Birlxmr A- Eiviage are pnsti- higher opinion of S mt hern Oregon imals at any time when it is ublawful M<x»re, M. K. Coleman. J. M- itig their work right along, They re liis place one year ago and has renkz«d Compensation road supervis than before Ins trip. 11« says Yuma, to takn or kill the same, and tiie pos Ciiniiibgham. A.C. Nearboff. N. A. ors ...................................... Asili AND. ORE«.ON. mor» ’ from its product« than be ex ceived a large lot of lumlxT tins week is just four miles from Hades, accord session by the accusedof any such hide Ponnelxiker, G. W. Fay, J. D. and have the frame of Mrs. White's pected, from fruit alone. The profit Salaries couuty officer«.... ing to Ins measnrement. Pracht. W. B. or skin at any time shall lie />rinia fa- Fox. 11. A. ('. W. AYERS. Architect. lodging hone«' at the depot, up and of his investment has increased the Ralph, D. B. Gillette. C. H. Total.... 86778.08 W.C. Diiley, of Little Butte, came cie evidence of the guilt of the necus-’d. realty to lx- covered in. The founda value of the ranch, and now it is con Scott, A. W. Section 2. That section I'.tio be ( irabain, J. A. up from San- Francisco on Ttieeday tion of Mr. T. K. Bolton's S2s<Mi dollar sidered worth 81'10 j>er acre, and it is. I »tiinxte* iiiAde «n xil kind* ot building» Sutton, Frank. Gregory. J. M. Real Estate Sales. Land that will vield a crop of any evening’s train. His visit to the Bay amended to rea.l as follows: xii’l ail tnat- rixl- furnished for the Kame, cottage is being laid an I no doubt the Sec. l'Jlil. Every {lereon convicted Gunnusou. ('. A. Smith. W. C. l-laii-atid -qieeifi. atlons for dwrlling* of kind the prix-epls of which will espial City was for the purpose of consulting G. F. Billings reports th” following: frame of another house will be looming modem design« made at our office Sutton. Ed. Hawkins, 11. H. 111 p»'r ceut interest on the purchase E. C. Kane to Hosley, Pelton and Nell surgeons upon th« advisability of re of a violation of auv of the provisions lati-xt up before the week i« out. and fiirni'!«-! free to our patron» We un Swift, W. C. of this Act shall !>• punislied by a tine Hi. ks. H. J. r*taDd our biidnrx« in all it» hranihea TU h . Mansil”lJ. who came out from money is worth per acre just what the Bros. 130 acres of Hargadine creek moving a tumor upon bis chin which of not less than ten dollars mi l not d< Swift, E. S. Hover. J. T. nnd do not ht-sila ’e to guarantee »atitfa*'- and interest equals. Mr. Put- much; consideration. 88IKI. G. F. Bil had lx-eu growing constantly during Portland very low with heart disease principal Sonichscn. M. more than three hundred doilaro. or ti. n If you I’onli mplale building any How. 11. M. ton Fold the flint of his lfi2 trees on th« past three' years. Dr. Lane siiu- lings to Geo. (,'ahoun In acres fruit tiling, from a foot bridge to a hotel, call on au i other ailments, died at the depot the ground aud it was pack««! by Stacy, C. G. Jacobs. J no. land : cou.. 89< O. G. F. Billings to S. cesefnlly removed the tumor, and Mr. impns.mment in the county jail of the us at our office.(’(irner Main and Hargadine hotel on Thursday evening of last W igner, F. D. county where the offense was com Johnson, A. <). sts , Ashlau'l. or., and sec what we cau do slid shipped to China. Daley returns home much improved in H. Calbaun 62-ll>i acres; cou.. 8163. w.vk, and th • laxly was takeu to East Cliiuumcn, you. Wehaveau unlimited supply of Waldroop. D. I. Johnson, L. W. {Grant's Pass Courier. appeaiam-« aud in much U tter spirits mitted for not less than live days nor for material oi alt kinds for building purposes Portland by ti e boroav.xl wife, for bur more th in three months, or lw>th such Walker, M. A. Judge, C. B. than when be left home. Hie friends Do yon want to purchase lots, fmit and r nil build your house without any un ial. Ik-ceased was a member of tile Walter, II. L. Kaiser. E. J. Sixty tons A No. 1 grain hay for lands or a farm, call on or address G. here will congratulate him upon the fine and iinprisoumeut. Ail money necessary delay. outside order» for plan« A. O. U. W., and the lodge of the Or sale. collected for tines for violation of the aud specifications »olio n d and prompt at Knighten, A. M. You le, G. E. successful issne of tbs operation. E agle M ills . F. Billings, Ashland. Oregon. given W them. We invite intpcc- der here rendered such aasistanca as provisions of this Act shall be paid to tention tionofour work and can give reference» Don't miss the bargain sale this The latest styles in neckwear at O. Don't fail to call on Goldsmith for the school fund of the county wHerein where required. At Coxl ! Read the lied House ad was needed iu the last offloes here for I * H. Blount's. | month at D. IL & E. V. Mills's x such conviction is had. price« when in Medford. * vertisement. x I the dead brother. 1334 Ayers, Barbour 4 Eiviage. Ayers, Bartionr & Elviaje Contractors & Builders, MAX PRACHT, Ashland, Or. LOOKj^'FOR SAXMAN’S PENNSYLVANIA ADDITION! TO THE CITY OF ASHLAND! NOW BEING PLATTED THE CHOICEST LOTS, THE FINEST VIEW, THE LOWEST PRICE M ax P racht , ASHLAND, OREGON SOLE AGENT, I TQ Ò. J 1889 f 20 Per Cent, on Cloaks and Wraps. 50 Per Ct. on Braid andBead Sets c 0 H CD Ld £ o Ld I 1). R. & W. Successor M. GILROY, to Youle & Gilroy, ----- DEALER IN----- Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Varnishes, And various builders’ material :o; Send or call for prices. of Ilelman street. Warehouse at R. R.track, foot W. M. GILROY Eggs for Hatching Warning to TrexpaHM-r«. From Wyandotte». Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahman, Hom and Single. Comb Brown Leghorn», White liy- andottex, Partridge Cochin», and Black Minorcan America's liest breeds. Winners of the highest hon or» at all the largest exhibitions for the pant eleven yearn. Eggs 83 ,>er setting; twojfor fc. Semi stamp for Catalogue. Address J. M. G arrison , The nndeniigned hereby warn« all tx-rxoux from trespassing (upon his lauds oti Wagner creek, tor tne pur- pose of hunting or «booting, or for any purpose whatsoever; and gives due notice that trespassers will be prosecuted according to the laws of Oregon. J oseph B app . T alent , Or., Jan. L 1889. 4t If you want a sack of nice potatoes Forest Grove, Oregon. give your order to Bish, the milkman