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County Court Proceedings. Jacksonville Brevities. PERSON A I«. HERE ANI) THERE. E. B. Myer, who has recently fitteil up poultry yards atoek«»d with the l»‘st In the matter of oounty road peti Mr*. Chappell will open the Ryan ho Choice perfrimes in bulk at Chit birds tolie had of the popular Ply-1 The Lane county agricultural a*- Richard Beswiek went over to Siski tioned for by A. M. Forel et al., Thos. tel t hiH week or next. mouth R«x'k, Wyandotte, Light Brah sociation has disbanded. Want of you county last Saturday. * FRIDAY.. MARCH I'., 1*OJ wood’s. J. 8. ’ Hagcy. 8. C. Minnick wore Mr. Cardwell i* seeding down to al- Carter, ' Bain wagons from up, at Ash I ma and Brown Leghorn breeds, gives funds is the cause. apptiintel viewers; J. 8. Howard, sur- Geo. W. Nichols, of Little Butte, is notice to the public that ho ie ready to falfa a large portion of hi* farm. land Mills. * Heal E l »tv Salts,. veyor. in Ashland again this week. Th«» Astoria Pioneer claims that city furnish eggs of each variety, warranted Rav. Father Noel ha* returned from In the matter of county roml I>eti- ••Crops never fail in Oregon” not pure, ami guaranteed to give satisfac to lx> the second larg«»st iu th* stat«» Luckev A Co. report: -Mr. Pedgriff John Real has recover««! from his hi* trip to Klamath county. tioneil for by Scott Griffin et al. Or- with a population of H000. tion. to B >.'ij. Fox, 9 acres of the Patton even the rain crop. late illn«»ss sufficiently to be about The almond tree* and many of the , dered dsclared a public highway. tract uear Talent; con. $450. J. M. Lofflaud, of Jacksonville pre Use fresh garden seeds, aud get them The altitude of Yreka, by Surveyor again. young peach trees are in full bloom. In the matter of petition of J. C. cinct. who lioards the county paupers Palmer’s map. is given at 2,620 feet, Rolierts A O’Neil sold 20 acres of at Minkler A Son’s. x «temed. J. F. Cole and Fre<! Bellows, of Brown to vacate road, petition ] Mr. Ed. Helm* will aasut»* the du by contract, reported last Saturday ami of Montague 2.511 feet. [Journal. Colestein, were in Ashland Monday land near Talent this week to Win. «1 petitionsd for Tn the matter of roa«l ,------ ties of Marshal on Friday of this week. Boston brown bread at the U. S. that he had twenty-six of such board Addison at $100 per acre; also 6 acres OT «T. «THUiartl ei Ml., .»rr- .n **|'K ------- 1 bv O. Ganian! et al., viewers appointed and Tuesday. Bakery fresh every day. * According to the new charter Eu There i* some talk of having a cheese ers. Besides these there are from fif to Samuel Rhodes at same price. of damages sustained by J. C. Durkee, Mr. R. W. Fisher, an Albany mer gene City will hereafter lie known as factory or creamery l«x:-ated near this teen to thirty persons for whos«» sup Planet Jr., cultivator and garden B. F. Myer. Clarence Farnham and r.. Eugen«' leaving off tho the word city. chant, is looking about Ashlaml this town. l.egan uf Ashland. port outside thecounty hospital the Eugene tools, at Ashland Mills. * E. Farnham by proposed road pnseiug [Sensible. week. oounty contributes from #3 to .310 j»er Mis* Martha Cardwell of Hams val ov«»r their land, ami further considera 'Pd give the world,” he sighing said. Hear Mrs. Biggs at Presbyterian Mrs. C. T. Harris went down to month each. ley, ha* been in Jacksonville for a few tion continued to next term. Salem has sub6cribe«l its $20,000 Ami doser drew hi# «-hair. church Tuesday evening. W. M. Gilroy says be has on hand Ixinus for a w«x>len mill. and Tbo*. Mott this week, for a visit with her days. In the matter of jietition for vaca “To know the thought that fills your See carpets and get prithee, at Smith at the planing tuill over ltkl.boo feet of Kay is to build a mill which shall use sou there. Mis* Fanny Knowles will begin a tion of certain streets in Talent; or She tossed her glowing hair: |ht»ad. A Dodge’s before buying. * A. G. Colvin, of Jacksonville, went term of school in the Antelope scbtxjl : dered granted. first-elaas dry lumlier, ami «am fill the 20<i,000 lbs. of w«x»l the first year. “ You>wonk!,”sh# answered, "really now. down to Marysville this week, to sell house next week. The petition of Hull and Beck for For fine hand mirrors, hair brnahee lumber bill for most any kind of build The Fresno Republican estimates Your offer makes me laugh. ing, so that there n«se«l not be such a that instead of between $200 and $300, some livestock. and com I «cal! at Chitwood's. * Col. Robt. Miller has returned from | license to sell liquor at Gold Hill, de For I was thinking how l’«l look howl about the scarcity of lumber. Mrs. Henry Vestal returned Tues Salem and it is now in order to rise nied. The only place to find hardy north Mr. Gilroy always keeps a large stuck the Pixley train-robl>*rs got between In Logan's photograph.” The petition for bridge across An day morning from a visit down in the and explain. $20.000 au«l $30,000 from Wells. Fargo ern grown seed, is at the Red House ♦ of lumber, at bis yards whether the telope cr«*»k crentiniKxl to April term. A. 0. V. W. S« m »I*1. Willamette valley. A Co. Mr. Hubert Donegan, a soil of P. ; The celebrated Ben Cotton minstrel other yards are out or not. Dani. Walker was re-elected director Dom-gan. ha* been visiting hi* parent* i Petition for appointment of J. F. Ashland Ltxlge No. •>»>.. A. O. I . W. W. !1. Watkins ha# su«»l th« South am! Ragsdale Supervisor of Roa«l l»ist. No. Win. Gifford, one of the old time D. G. Sp*ncer, clerk, in Neil in this place. will give a *odal entertainment to a troupe will bo iu Ashland next week, | ti, continued to April term. residents of Wagner creek, who re ern Pacific R. R. Co. for $10.528 dama creek school district. numlx-r of invittxl guests nt the Lxlgu You can got those Oliver chill*«l It i* probable that our late election 1 Petition for division of llo.nl Dist. ges. resulting from his falliug off the r«x>ms. in O i l Fellows’ hall, next Tues- plows with slip shares, at Asblaml turned aliout two years ago from wan walk at Lebauon and breaking a rib T. F, Boyd left Monday evening for will lie considered all O. K., ami no No. 18, continued to April term. You hnyen’t? Well let us tell you that by buying derings in other parts of the country * «lay evening. March 19th. The suo .Mills. Fortland, to begin business for the Pa contest take place. or two. Iu the matter of application of Sher ami has since L-en living at the bom«» <s-s.s of th" last entertainment of the cific Mutual Ins. Co. Ashland creek was swollen considera Tho*. T. Turner has obtaine«! a po I iff for extension of time for «xillectiug a cheap article in leather you are throwing away Based on the rejxirt <»f its Sch«x»l kind given by the L»xlge left a pheas bly Tuesday night, the first time for of Samuel Robinson near Talent, die«l Dr. Stanfield, who hail lieen in Jose sition iu Seattle a* operator in the taxes until 1st Mouilay tn May. is de there on Tuesday morning from the Clerk. Saletn claims a population of ant memory with those wh«> attended, two months. your money. Now to overcome this trouble, nied. effects of diabetes or some kindred 10,000. At the same ratio Albany has phine county for some time, returned same office with hi* brother*. ami the guests invite! this time mu y Ordered that J. W. Merritt furnish disease. He was laid to rest iu the Jacob Thompson is elected a mem Rev. Mr. Enni* will bold *ervices in a population of 5.(100. Are the figures to Ashland last week. all l»e #xp«x-l«l to attend. George Brown, of Eagle Point, the Presbyterian church next Sunday In.han Mary the amount of $3 per ber of the city council, vice J. D. Foun Stearns graveyard. «correct? | Deuax-rat. month in goods till further order. The Ruin. brought over a loa«l of butter and eggs morning au<! evening. tain. resigned. A certified copy of tin» new city Salem has l»een paying $10.50 per to Ashland Weilnesilay. Ordered that after March 4th a charter was receivtai from I he Secret ary Marriage license* issued March 9th The foug-deluyed mins began last Sunday. March 17. is St. Patrick's aionth for each of th* twenty-six elec- liounty of $2.511 lx- allow’eilou panthers of State by Mayor Mills yesterday B. B. Hubbard was elect««! director, to W. H. McKeeaud Mrs. Jennie C«x>k, has Monday, and though but little Day. when the "wearin’ »' the green” morning. As there is some doubt tn<- lights in its strex-ts. From this, it ami S«|uire Florey was re-elected clerk an«l al««o to Wm. M. Miller aud Mary lulled in Jackson county. fallen yet in Ashland, still it is a lx»- will be in order. Ordered that after March 7th all whether it is already iu eff«»ct by virtue will be w-t-n that th«» rates of the Ash of Eagle Point seluxil district. ginning, and a very welcome one. Vp C. Sargent. bills presented to court for payment in Prices iu the egg market reached low ot the emergency clause, it is probable land F.lxtn«- Light Co. are vary low. to yesterday noon 45 100 of an inch Misses. Calvin and Davis returned There will be a temjierance lecture Mrs. Elizalx-th Smith, of Salem, home Monday from a trip into Butte in the M. E. church on Sunday next at 1 aixxiuut of m«»dical servii-es Temieren! had falleu by the measurement of th»» water mark this week, 12lg cents per that the council, to avoid possibility to any person will be disallowed unlees of complications, will continue to act this state, was 102 years old laxt June. creek valley, Siskiyou county. I'. 8. signal office. The clouds still dozen in Ashland. the usual hour for morning service, by said services were oreierevl by court. linger, aud a good, soaking rain may David Payne and T. A. Harris have under the ohl charter until the expira Sh«» ba* been in g«xwl health physically I a M rs. Haine* who is connect*«! with J. D. F'luntain will leave for Link- P«»tition for license to sell liquors by lie expected. dissolved partnership, and publish a tion of '.*0 days from the date of pas ami mentally till within th«» past two vide within a few days, to attend to the W. C. T. U. C. W. Savage, iu Central Point for one sage of the new act. years, but lier long life has now about notice to that effect. N«t Extend:«« of Tax Time. business matteis in Klamath county. Mr. Geo. Walker, an uncle of Mrs. y«»ar, granted. new steam saw mill to be built reaclieil its close. Ordered that county clerk record Direct from the east a tine line of in Tb<> At the regular aession of the county State Senator Cogswell went back to Wm. Bybee, has bee* looking up old Josephine county by Messrs. Gilbert, G#o. M. Albert a young man confiutxl Salem again from Liukville on Satur friends in tbi* place recently. He is deci to Centennial bridge and draw court la-.! week. Sheriff Birdsey applied u«-w aud «lesirable window shades and Burgees A Rumage, was to have lieen iu the insaue asylum at Salem, broke * an old time resident of Jackson county, warrant on county treasurer in favor to the court for an ex’, ausion of time pulls, at Smith A- Dodge's. located on timber laud belonging to out with the smallpox Monday even day’s train, on professional business. of Mary Ann Chavuer, executrix of allo.v.-d for th«» collection of 188 s coun Mrs. J. M Loffland, of Jacksonville ami has been absent for many years. Mrs. Antia R. Riggs, Preeideut oFtbe the gentlemen, a short distance south ing. Th# c isc is a mild one. and every estate of Thomas Chavner, for sum of ty tax-**. Ou the first Monday m April Oregon W. C. T. U„ in Ashland next of tunnel !), but th«»y cliaug«*! their The syndicate who bought the Glenn preciuet, is visiting her mother, Mrs. the tax bevomee delinquent according Tuesday. Seeuoticein another column. plans this week, ami will put up the effort is being made to prev< nt th# Jess«» Dollarbide. in Ashland this week. property are having the same surv#y«xl $1290, when the court in informal that ♦ Toll house is removed from uaid bridge. spread of th«' disease. to the statul », and the delin«|U#nt list And we will give you first-class goods for first across Rogue river from E. M. Miller has been down in tho ami platttxl as au addition to Jackson Wall Paper— an nnnanally well se mill Whereas the public is ineonven- is to lie collected by the Sheriff at the for ville. all of which will lie ready Moody is iu California. Sam Jone* Grant's Pass, ulmut four miles from cxp-is«» of the delinquent taxpayer. lected st,wk of trimmings, IxinL-rs, ceil the railroad. The mill will run up to is in Frisi-o ami Sankey wall be in Or Willamette, l«x>king after Ins property buyers soon. Already several lot* are lencedby reason of al»s.»n<s»from county your money, and sell them to you seat of Notes of U. 8. 8urvey of Jack- < >r imarily thecounty «»oiirt has allow.si ings and decorations, at Smith & the full >'i<p<icity uffordeii by ,5o-h<>r.-e egon in a few «lays. If there» d<x»s not in Lilin county during the past week. sold. * Ubas. Waar, the telegraph operator, son Co., ord.-rt d that said u«»t« « lie re- an extra mouth for collection at the Dodge's. power, aud will begin cutting by April occur n big re-hgioit# aw.ak«»tiing returned fo Ashland Wtxlnesday moru- turneil to office of County Clerk. «M inty's ex|»-nse. when ask«* 1 by the Medford Items. tliroughont th.- Pacific Northwest w«- See the fram«-s of Photos at the Post 1st, it is •xpr'oted. mg. after an atiseuce of a year or more. Bills allow«*! for month of February, Sii -riff, but this time th- court «lecide.1 offi -e ami Plaza store of the Wade will have to inquire» tho reason why. Robert P. Neil, who has l*H-n feeil- not to do so. and th«» tax will therefore Leroy le company to play here Monday A. A. Davis left last Tuesday, for $1011.49. Poly. Heilborn .V Co.’s agent. Rau- I Ex. ing about 2IM.) hea«l of l»eef cattl«* at lie deliuqu -lit April 1st. Tii««e who and Tuesday evenings. lett, shipped three more carloads of Chicago where he g«xs* to purchase the bis own ranch out at Dead Indian and Great excitement is re|«irtod in cattle from Fred Barneburg* place last machinery for the flour mill. have not paid should bear thia iu mind. City Council Proceedings. S. J. S«-ott is having a portion of his at several plac«« in th«» valley south of Southern California over th# new gold week. Angle A Plymale have their brick Important to Settlers. Ashland under contract to deliver at a discoveries m ar Ensenada, ami a great 10-acre tract war tlie old'49 diggings Jerry Nunan, of Jacksonville, was building ready for the joists, the first Ashland city council met March 9, The following is an extract from a ch-ar.-d, preparatory to tree plautiug. stipnlat«Ml price to Jas. Chenoweth, rush of p«-ople has <K-curr«‘d from Los ou Tuesday morning’s tram, en route story having been completed. the Douglas county cattle dealer, wdl - 1889, Mayor Mill-1 ami C-ouiicilmen Angeles, San Diego and other places. for San Francisco after new goods for letter written by Hon. Binger Hermann B. F. Wy air ii doing the work. Curtis B. Miller, formerly of tlie Sar Colton, Fountain. Walter smi Thorn turn them over to Mr. Chenowi-tn th«» ‘The usual disappoint merit ami distress to s*-ttiers of Harney valley: T. ' • AM *» I - "soldier boys” are l>e- first of next w«*»k, aud they will la» will lie report«»! a littl* later. his store. dine creek nurseries, is now assistant ton all present. "Wfcj io you settlers not take active iuur 1 ip » • :ie tailor this week, shipped to Portland, requiriug a train W. M. Gilroy, of the planing mills, foreman of Hammond Bn«, nurseries Complaint of *tr«».-t cemmisMoner measures and agree on some plan of HD 1 S. A. Clarke, the veteran agricultural was down at Grant's Pass last Satur of this place. g until they will l»e of eleven or twelve cars. Mr. Neil gets received that the water of Hargadiue action. If many settlers there do not ready in full dres* uniform. 31» cts per lb. half a ceut higher than ’ l^itorof Oregon, will put out two day after lumber, as was also contractor F. M. Poe A Co. started their brick ditch was allowixl to ia-coinc a public soon s. ud up their affidavits with two thousand mor«» tres-s KMMI pears and A.’W. Scott. machine in earnest last Monday. They nuisance by running to waste, and com Mr. 1 W. . vortb, who lamght the ruling prices this spring. corrols.ratne affidavits in each case, the reuiaimler ¡»«xicli aud primes at Miss Hattie Sackett, agent of the are turning out about 12,'KtO first class missioner was oreler«»«! to notify owners The goutlemen in charge of the F. his fruit farm near Salem this year, the binds will l>> approved to the state property i oi H. Roach on Wimer street ' of *aul ditch that the water must be and then they are gone. It will tie in the northwestern part of town, is S. Fish car expo-seed tln»m*elves in making altogether eight thousnml Postal'Telegraph Company at Sisson, bricks per day. building a ueat aud comfortable cot Portland as considerably disgusteil at trees in his orchards. lias l»'«>n visiting her home iu Ashland H. E. Baker has sold the stable ou I properly coutrolitxl. «Ion«» s « m » ii . The subject of the city water supply their failure to obtain young salmon at during the past week. the corner of A and 7th streets to a All lauds reported as swamp will tage thereon. was discuss»»«! at length by the council, The Portland Sunday Welcome of Mct'loud hatchery for the R«gue and stranger, who will shortly open a large soon be coiifirme«! to the state e.reepl Jas. Luttrell, who has been a resident Th* Ladies Co-oj>erative Society of but no plan of action was arrived at, where affidavits are on file showing the Presbyterian church will give a Umpqua rivers. Th«» warm weather this Weik had tho following: Mr. of Tolo for two years past, was iu Ash- livery and fead stable. ami th* matter was continued for fut fully that they are arable, and not social at the residence of Mrs. Rice, ou the .M«K’lou«l h:i«l hatclied o'lt. tli* James Lotan took th«- train tor San lan-l yesterday, au«l leaves this morn Hou. Henry Klippel of Jacksonville, ure consideration. this p. m. to arrange with ing for California. swamp as to each quarter section.” ou Spring street, next Wednesday even salmon eggs aud caused the young fish Francisco has rented a room in Adkins A Webb’s The grading in front of the new ho Mr. Samuel Coulter, already in that to grow so rapidly that they had all ing, Mar. 2»»th. W. C. Cheney, wife of the elec- new building and will move his office tel having left the city fire hydrant in Hie Sacrament«» Raging. IxH'ti turned lo,»so to slid® dowu the city, for the sale of a large tract of tim tri«' Mrs. here in the near future. light export, uctximpaniedher hus r-....T-r-.-rv?-. r. J. D. Fountain and Janies Thornton, an exposed situation, the street com Very heavy rains along the head wa of the city council, who were appointed Sacramento river just before the fish ber land in Klamath county. Oregon. band to this place from Seattle, on his The business of the Medford Fence missioner was ordered to move th«» hy- car arriv«»«!. 'The car left Port land for ters of th«» Sacranx-uto river eanseil a committee to purchase a fire l»ell for Says the Yreka Journal of Wedni-s- business trip hither. Factory has grown to such an extent draut. numerous small landslides rues«iay. the city, timl they can prix-ure a good the East Saturday morning, taking day: C. H. Harris, a native of Mis Mrs. F. E. Dunn went to Ashland that two sets of bands are employed, ’The city marshal wa*ordere«l to see 2tMM young Oregon carp. Next year which delayed the uorth-bonnd ex one for about $75. souri. aged («7 years, dropj»««! <lea«l from last 'Thursday night on a visit to her aud the factory run to its full capacity that the extension of Helman *tre««t. it will bring a load of young sha<) to a bi.nl of bay at John Miller’s ranch, press. so that it was -I1, hours late in mother. She will be absent about night and day. running north from M«x-hanic street is A brown filly, 2 years old. no brand this coast. yesterday morning, Ix’Uig aflhi-te-1 with three weeks. | Eugene Register. reaching Ashland. A I-ig washout just opened and kept dear for public use. Adkins ’ A Webb are now busy mov visible, was sold by City Marshal Wal- The concert at th«» M. E. church last l«#biiai Tuesday's train held \V«siues- heart «hsease. 11«- was au old pioneer, Councilman J. D. Fountain temlered rad last Saturday afteruoou to pay Friday evening, a repetition by request ami came to this county «luriug th«» ’50 W. H. Cameron, of th«» S. F. Chron ing into their tine new building. It is day’a train back over six hours. hi* resignation, on account of his busi one of the finest buildings in the coun ponnd charges, am! was bought by of many people of the on« given sev icle. a nephew of Gen. Tolman, was on Later reports say that the river was period. ty and the proprietors are to be com- ness requiring him to l»e absent from eral weeks before, had a fair attendance, up at a very high freshet stage, aud Fred Sebnitz tor $21. \ reduction of ten per cent, in 11m Friday morning's train last week, re plimsuted on this improvement to the the city hereafter. The resignation that at one place five humlred yards of No n«»ed to go out side of Asblaud and was much enjoy«?«!, though a por wage* of employes <>f th«» O. R. «k N. turning to California from the Sound. town. wa* accepted and Jacob Thompson was track was wi.siied out. All trams are for fine or cheap furniture, as by re»eent tion of the programme was unavoida Co.'s steamers on the Columbia river Dr. Poppleton, one of the early pio >>lect«*d unanimously by the council to bl-K-ked there, and nothlug has passed arrangement we obtuin same rates as bly left, out, because of th«» absence ami Pugwt So.iml was ordered last neers of the Willamette valley, now till th«» vacancy. Xorinal Sot«~». that point since Tu«»*< lay. Local trains Portland an«l San Francisco on car from town of some who were to take week, ami every boat was at one« tied liviug most of the tim« in Portland, Ailjouniol to meet Mar. 18. 1889. part. The chorus singing, under the up. The strike was end«»d after a few came out to Ashlaud Wednesday on a Th* prosp«»ct for a closing term was are run la-tween Ashland and Sisson. lots. Smith A- Dodge. M ilton B erky , lt-corder. leadership of Prof. Shepherd, was un «lays by th«» company wetting the num never better. Two hundred men were Bent up front business visit. Rev. G. J. Webster will deliver a usually go«xl, and the solos by Miss at work at the old wag«*. San Francisco yesterday, to ai«l the The last term of the school year be Persons having soda water cases and temperance add res* next Sunday eve Downing. Mrs. Gilroy and Miss Thorn Mr. L. Martin, who went to San gins Monday. March 18. Those wish repair force in its work. ’^ÊT'Or»lers hv mail promptly attended to. Salem is making mor# stir in the Francisco with two carload# of apples, ing to attend should begin at that time I Kitt les obtained of Clayton <Y Gore ning iu the Congregational church at ton were fine, while a humorous solo will please return the same <»/ «we- to W. C. T. I'. 7:.'k) p. tn., on the subject “Why we are by Mr. Andrus was ro’cived with real estate business just now than any returned the first of the week. He ex ’Th«» students have concluded their Minkler <k Son. hearty applause, an«! a baritone solo other «-ity iu the state. Its newspapers tended his trip as far southward as San Mrs. Anna R. Riggs, Presiilent of not all Prohibitionists.” term examinations, and the qiteetion are till.sl with a«lv« rtisement* of real 1 »lego. the Oregon Woman's Christian Tem Sheriff Birelsey collectel $45l)()coun- by Mr. Boyd was finely rendered. The «■stat«» agents, ami the rex-orel of Rales Mr. McVay, of Smith river. Cal., ar- now is “what is your average?” The perance Union will Ite in Ashland on ty taxes in Ashland last Saturday ami papering of the church,I hough not com qiiestions were taken from the regular Tuesday, March l'Jth. Tues«lay after this was the second time he has tapped pleted, improved the appearani»«» of the shows that the agi-nts are doing a go- xl rivtsl here this we«>k. after horses and state examination papers. noon at 2:30. will address th* women the town, too. On the first of April building so much as to give everyoue business. Salem has some men of mule* for the Del Norte county mar Wanted Students to prepare for «•sp«fcially the young women at the taxes will come out in their uew spring an agreeable surpriM. The papering of enterprise pushing her car of pri gress. ket, and went on out to Klamath coun the many positions now open for teach “ 1 hare used Paine's Celery compotind and spring the arclifsl ceiling, a very difficult job. i?H‘!ueansmorenow-a-<iayH than Baptist ebnreh. In the evening at 7:30 costume, triinu»e«l with costs. 'The Salem Capital Journal has ty Wednesday. it ii -8 liad u salu- it <ihl (« u x ur.8 MR'a The wtalerof ltts-Ci has was handsomely «lone ttmler the direc seen R. L. Morris, of W-xxiburn. whb will give a public addreM in the Pres Judge Webster was in Ashland W«d- I ers of ability. We have not l*»en able Laryette«!. It in- !• fl the nerves u!l uut. The uenes Rev.Chas. McDermotli, reprt-eetitlug tion of Mr. Andrus. byterian church. Of course "the usual has a «-«»iktract to cut 1« ‘iMI cor<ls of <»«>t- nesday, aud atteuded tho meeting of to «yurt» teachers for several s<-hools nffora’edtbeny»- must tn- strength* imh I. the tdoifi purtheC collection” will lie taken; but it is the Portland Hospital, arrived in the Ashland Building hih I l.nan «K*oclntlun. tonw.xxi to lx- shipped down th«» Wil the Ashland Building anti Loan As- that have appli«?«! to us for instructors. temand I leri like liver and bowels rf‘Lrulat«l. I'aine’a Celery We recommemi only such as prov«» a new man. Jt Compound- the fiprittff w dicine vj tft-day hoped any who are unpleasantly sensi city yesterday morning, ami wished to lamette to the Excelsior factory at tie #<x‘iatiou. of which he wax elected one themselves worthy and well qualified. improves the ap -<i< »»•> al! thta. as not hing else can. Pursuant to call, snliscriliers to the falls. winch will rexpiire 2bbt) cords a of the directors. tive on this point will not stay away address the pwple at the M. E. church at 7ik> o ’ clock last evening (Thursday! petite and facili by l'hunriant, Ree'^itHitpipied by Itrugmute, En- stock of the Ashland Buihling and year. Thos»» ilium-use balm trees that The regular monthly social last Fri I.<»N«i—WlI.HOIT —Al llu-r<-«iidi‘n<-<- of the on that accuiitrt. Money must lie had. Mrs. Chas. Sulloway ami children, tates digest ion.M thrraea by <nu>terti, (iua ra HtPfd bytht Man- upon the subj«»ct of hospital work. Loan Association met in the city coun have stixxl in the bottom all these years day evening was a very enjoyable af bride ' parent«», Ix»ng Lake. Mar« h ”, I**?. ami simpl«» giving is the easiet and J. T. < «»EFLAND. iifasttirtTt to bf of Berryvale. C d . who had las'll visit ! fair. The cbornses were well rendered, Mr. AH>ert Marion Lon^ and Mis*» Eflit* most commendable wav of obtaining it; B. C. Gixldanl, Sr., brought in a big cil chamber Wednesday evening to ef will finally b«> put to g«xx! use. lYluius. 8. c vv ilhoit. both of Klamath county. W. \ ing her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Byron as wns the duet by Miss«»s Ida and yet we d«»ire the jwople to hear our load of lieans from his place ou Wag fect an organization. W. H. Leeds Wright, J. P . ofli< iating. Rev. Mr. Wendts, pastor of th«» Fni- Cole, nt Colestein. for a week, retnrufsi Alta Estes. The instrumental pieces speakers even though they withold ner creek this week. A man doesn’t was called to the chair and George by Misses Estes. Wagner, ami Go«»d- I»! El». their mite toward helping us pay ex u« «»i much ground like be has to make Engle chosen secretary. A draft of tarisn church of Oaklaud, Cal.. s«x-ms home last Saturday. have very littlere*p«»-t for the legis pense.-«. Messrs. O. T. and Albert Hayden, year were unusually g«x>d. Itecitata- a living. On four acre's last season by-laws was presented and after full t«> "In the spring nt 1»»: I ms *11 run down. I of our neighlxiring state. In a brothers, of Bealric«». Neb., arrived tious by Misses Andrews. Johnson, An Mr. (roddanl raised more than 7iMM)ll«e. discussion of each section they were lature Another Avenue Enterprise. is a unique tonic and appetizer. Pleasant wouhl get up in th«- morning with no tired a letter to th«-Boston Christian Rctjis- adopted with such amendments as here last Sunday evening, ami are look derson, Oliver, and Mr. Helms com of beans. t <» th«- t;i>t»‘. quick in ¡is iK-tion. and without te- Ung, and was so weak that I <x»uld hardly met the views of the stockholders. b r. h«» speaks of Sacrament*» as "th<- ing at Rogue River valley with a view pleted the program and were well de Geutlemen who own property (im axi\ injurious etT**<-t. it jri\e>» thut ni_v»»i g«-t aro'ind I tmughta tx>ttl«-ot I'aln<-'»<'el«-ry Ayer's Mixlicinoe have lx»en satisfac most wick«! ci ’ v m California, «ie- h'-altli w lib h makes evt-p tiling taste »_■<><wi < ompound. and before I had taken tt a week They are sulistantially like those ot proved and nuiniproved) upon the lull livered. Th® program for the next of making th -ir home here. 1» cud s dyspepsia and kindn-d disorders, I felt vi-ry uiui h better. 1 cancbeefull.v twom- tory to me throughout my practice, es bauch««! by what is probably the worst the Portland Building and Loan As slop«» m the western part of town have social is in the hands of the following rhj.sicians prescribe IL Col. R. F. Maury and Oliver llar- «»oinmittee: Music, Mallei Wagner; nietid It to all who need a building up atm NEW THIS WEEK. m proj -el an e'nterpns«» which if ma- pecially Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which sociation. The par value of theshares -:t:.te l« gt-:atare» California was ever 11. m . six f»>r K>.oo. Druggists. strengthening medicine." Isiugh cam«- up fiom Jacksonville Mo«.- Recitations, Mary Davison; Dialogues. tenliztxi will b-> of great benefit aud has l»*»n na«s| by many of my patients, is placed at $100. and the monthly as aillicted with.” W ells . R i < habdson £ co.. Burlington. Vt. I Mrs. 11. A. Dow. Burlington. Vi. View- Giara Mingus; Amusements. Lydia advantage to that part of town, and one ot whom says he knows it savetl sessment was fixed at 51) cents per Governor Pennoyer Tnosday ap day to unite with O. Ganiaril in Oissoliit ion of Copartnership. will lx» an important addition to th* his life.”—F. L. Morris. M. D., Br«x>k- share which provision can not l>e pointed officers for the new county of mg the route for a new county r< iad McUall; committee to report to Miss changed except by unanimous vote of Harney, with comity seat at Harney- petition«-1 for in this precinct. Sophia Wilson. Children l>eluw the Noticei4» ht-rt by gi\¡ n that the rnpartner DIAM0Í10 DYES \ .'.^»^I I^CTàTEDFOOIirfSlìl^’ff^. attractions ami beauty of Ashland. lyn, N. Y. existing w • cn the ’ind»‘r«iffiie'l. hs - They propose the laying out ami grad It is rumored that the passenger en- the stockholders. In addition tothis. City, as follows: W. E. Cirace, clerk; W. P. Ready and wife loft for Port- preparatory grad«» will not lx* admitted ship socia’e«! toifether in the butchering business ing of a bnwid avenue from the north gin«»s on the Siskiyou division of th«' each share must pay 5» cents yearly A. A. Cowing, sheriff T. J. Shields, land Monday, after a visit of some in Ashland. Or., is this da' di'S»ilv»-<i by mu tual consent. Th»- businc« <»f the lat« firm ern part of to rn along ami around th«» S. P. R. R. will lx? displactx! soon by duett, to pay running expenses of the eoiinty judge; J. E. Morrison. T. B. 1« ngtli iu Asiilati‘1. Mrs. Kea-iy.whose Cactus Hedge a Fraud and Swindle. will be cniinuvd b\ Da »id I’ayne, who will hill at a gentle grad«» to the summit new ones having as much power or Association, nuikiug Sfi.5 > per year the James, «»omity «»-»mini-siom-rs; W hi . health is snitel by ourclimate, will re- Ashland people aud those of other collect ail a•■«•ouuts <1ue the firm and assumes whore W. G. Tanner's orchard is plant- more, and also larger driving wh-els. total sum that can lie collected from Harvey, assessor; L. B. Baker, school tnru soon, to spend mor® tum> here. the partnership liabilities. portions of Rogue river valley will re D avid P ayne . e«i; thence back on the western slope so that liettcr time may I xj ma le on one share. The inter« st rate U|x»n siipennten lent; W. R. Gradon, survey Mrs. M. B. Bow litch, who was at member an individual who called him T A IT \Ri:is. of tlm ridge, to connect with Wimer the valley stx-tiousof th«« road. loans is fixed at ten per «‘ent, and com or; V. J. Miller, treasurer. Ashland. Or., '!ar» h 1^9 CUT. self J. G. Wofford, agent and general Salem with her son. Representative J. petitive applicants for loans w ill bid street or some other avenue in the T. \. Harris h i- add ins m«-at market interest in advance, the one offering Next week, says the Orc«;on/l/)i. th«- T. Bowditch, during the legislative manager of the coast for the Bush northern part of town. This, prop* rly SEAMLESS gradt'd end improved, would livl«».»«! be building and lot, opp<>site the C- utral the greiite-t nunilier of months in ad ra«-l; will lx» put in at the fish hatchery session, return«-1 to Ashland last week, Cactus hedge fence, which as he said a magnificent avenue for residence House on Mun Btres't.to David Payne, vance to have the loan. The regular on the Clackamas, to prevent the sal after visiting at Grant’s Pass for a few "was liecomiug very popular in Califor nia for ornamenting farms ami decora site* ami a popular drive, giving an ex who also Knight Mr. Harris’s interest monthly meeting of the directors will mon from as«N-n<iiug th«» river any high days. ting horn««.” Wofford spent several tensive ami charming view of tli«» city in ttie butchering business, in which lie on the third Monday ineach month, er than tli«» hatchery. There are now T. J. Bal>c<x-k. county cl*rk of Mar an I valley. Hope it will lie qnii'kly they were in partnership. The pn«-c and monthly assessments must be paid m th«» hatchery, rea-ly to lx» turned in ion county and Grand Secretary of the days in these parts about the 1st of SOLID HEEL paid for the property was $1500. push»*! to sm*e»»ssful opening. to the secretary on or before that date. to the river about 500,* 130 young fish, A. F. A- A. M. of Oregon, arrived here February and Bucc«*eded iu duping at The by-laws having been adopted, making th«» total tiurnt>er batched yesterday morning, for a short, season least one or two farmers in Ashlaud That tired. debilitated foaling, so precinct into buying this cactus which Jury LM. peculiar to -:ng. indicate* deprave«l a Ixtard of nine directors was chosen, since last August .5.."xk).<XH). It is ex of rest ami reciqieration after overwork has been pronounced elsewhere as that the output for this year in bis offi<-c. Following are th«.- n nnes of jury blood. Now - ¡a» tim»» to prov«» the consisting of the follow ing George pected more than a nuisance. The Pacific will lx» Ix-tw-en 6,000.00;) and - - Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Engle, W. H. Atkinson. <>. H. Blount, s,«HMI.O-iO men drawn fortl.v April term, |.8M9,«»f ' ben- young fish, All depends on Geo. E. Yotile, who has invested in Hural Press. nuderthe heading. “Gull It ci ein, restor«»* physi- W. H. Leeds, L. R. We list er. I*. Dunn, circuit court for Jacksou county: tide-flat prop«-rtv at Seattle.went north ing the Grangers.” publishes extracts cai u*«s new lifo ami A. S. Hammond. R. K Sutton. Win. the run of salmon. W. G Bishop, E«l«-n; farmer. EXAMINE OUR war«! again this week, ami will prob from different papers in California con AGENCY FOR Patterson. A Ixiard of three auditors vig >er to the Ixxly. The lat«»st railroad news, says the ably go into business in flint city. His cerning this cactus hedge fraud. G. I'. S.-hmitllein, Wtxxlville; farmer was elected M. L. McCall. L. F. Wil Astoriait. is that tin- Union l ’ acifi«- is H. H. Wright, Chimney Rock; “ Marysville. Feb. 28. Complaint of . Portland, brought in fits and N. A. Jacobs. It beiug shown Cha many friends in Ashland wish him going to Tac«>ma. and the Chicago A- abnmlaut “ A. Wylami. Chimney Rock; CELEBRATED obtaining money under false pretenses tw»» cat. ■ .«of cattle this week from success. A. I’, \nkeney. Stt-rlingville; miner. Klamath c»»ant;- for shipment to Port that tli# capital stock fixed by the ar Northwestern i* coming to Astoria. lieen filed here agaiust Ed Flem IT SHOWS HOW ALL ticles of ineor|siration iloi .uno. was '1 In» latter road has foural it useless to Ashland has s. B. Eilwall, Big Butte; farmer. Arthur Laugell wa# in ing. who claiimsl to lie the owner of a land. It is un<l«rato«xi that most of already about exhausted by subscrip a terminus at Yaqnina, an I again this week, returning home to patent for cactus hedges. He had n A. lnyanl, Cniontown; “ th«» cattle were work oxen, taken to lx» tion, the incorporators were directed nttertf^t Ashland, Oregon, having secured the Oregon P*«-itic, are Klamath county from the Sound coun Arthur Wilson. M<-.lfor«l: ch«>ck cashed here which was drawn in sold for logging purpose* in the Co by vote of the meeting to file supple try. He sold all th« bors«»s he took l«x,king this way. At this end of the E. F. Walker. %» SCHOOL lumbia river ami other timber camps. mental articles at once, increasing the lino things are moving right along. northward at different places and at his own uameonaSan Francisco bank, Breeder and Shipper of J. 8. Herrin. Ashland; “ iu which, it has been ascertained, he capital stock to /2'H>.ii0l) (2lfo0shares.. Prof. Lester ’ s dancing class«»* are satisfactory prices. »York on a teu-mile contract on the L. Shideler, Ji'- ksonville; “ is not known. Telegrams have been fl t SHOES getting along nicely ami are well pat The meeting of stockholders then ad Astoria and South Coast Railway was Alex • »rmc. Foois ere«»k; miner. John F. Swift, of California, who sent out to different places calling for journed. lx»gun yesterday, running south from stunqxxl Ort-gon last June,on the trail his arrest. John Cantrall. I'niontown; farmer. ronized. The regular Saturday even ARE The directors, after qualification in Skiptinou. Jas. Jbornton, Ashlan«!; merchant. ing s«M-ials are largely attend«*!, and LOW While in Sutter City Fleming por of Col. John P. Irish, has been ap MADE THE RIQGEST ROOT IN T accordance with the state statutes, “The German.” introduced for the F. Hubbard, Medford; TRAJf MART COevWOTtL For month s past, on the Columbia pointed U. S. minister to Japan. The trayed the lieauty aud utility of these Th««--. McAndrews. M«-«lforel; farmer. first time in Ashland, make them un elected the following officers of the E ckh from salary is $12,000 per annum expeus«»s hedges in such glowing terms, and the usually enjojMkl by the dancing peo association: President. W. H. Leeds; ami Willamette rivers, principally on all of that, or more. Win. Cameron, I'niontown; “ avidity with which everyoue purchased Wyandottes, Vice President, P. Dunn: Treasurer. the lower Columbia, there has lieen a ple here. John Devlin, Ashland; “ them, together with the immense profit W. H. Atkinson; Solicitor, A. S. Ham dally catch of about fifty tons of stur Snpt. J. Brandt of th* O. & C. R. R. John Nickell, Little Butte; " Plymouth Rocks, Mrs. Fred Close, of thi* precinct, mond. George Engle was prevailed geon. which is shipped to the interior and his family were on Wednesday attending the sale, that Henry Beste Henry Eng«-»!. 1'h-rnix: merchant. daughter of Mr. au«l Mrs. A. 1’.Talent, on to act as Secretary until a perma eastward per rail. From the uumber morning’s train going to San Fran immediately entered into an agreement Light Brahmas, J. G. Briscoe. Trail creek: farmer. of Talent* die«l at her borne at the to furnish an acre of ground upon nent secretary lie chosen. The first hanging on h«x*ks al»out Portland both Mr. Brandt is in poor health which to plant the nursery, also to G. W. Beall, ¡Jig Butte; Brown Leghorns, brickyard south of Ashland last Friday regular monthly meeting of the Di in the Caucasian and Mongolian quar cisco. is *x|»ecting that a short stay at plant out and care for the young plant« Jo*. 8 dtmarsh. Sterlingvillc; " morning, after an illuee* of about two rectors will be held next Monday ters of th* city, it appears to be quite and the Bay City will benefit him. C. W. Skt-i-l, M- df -r«l; luechani«». which should tie furnished by Fleming w«x»ks with «-erebro-epinal meningitis. evening at same place. probable that a ratio of throe ton* stop W. 8. C«»«k. I; x-k Point; farmer. until they should become marketable, Mr. C. E. Van Horn, who was hero The funeral wa* on .Saturday afternoon, here, ami t hat what was formerly known The Association starts out with I. N. Webb. Meitford; merclinnt. when he ( Bestei should sell them, re burial it Ashlauii cemetery. nearly 1000 shares suliscrils'd. by more as "Albany Ix-.-f on the Atlantic slope, this we«-k as advance agent for the ceiving g . L. Webb. one-halt the proceeds, the oth Wade Ijoroyle Co., was through bore Horn«» of the members of the militia than one hundred people. It will he is to hereafter cross the rex-kies as 13 Chancey Nye. Flounce Rock ¡farmer years ago as advance for the Swiss er half going to Fleming. In consid ««ompany have taken the contract upou an institution of great benefit to Ash ••Pacific *ea baa*.” | Welcome. Rob. H. Dean, “ “ “ Bell-ringers, who fairly t<x»k ksliland eration of this one-half interest in the J. B. Welch, Me .-lows; mechanic. tbemselvee au«l are making hii addition land. A Walla Walla dispatch of las. Sat by storm nt that time. Ho was here business, Mr. Beste d«<eded to Fleming to their hall in the grove to meet the urday save: 'This afternoon Troop F. John O'Brien. Applegate; farmer. “Arouml The (itobe.” l.-ist six years ago as agent for Sher his house and lot, valued at $3500. nxpiiremcuts of t he company. The ad Secoml I nit««I State* Cavalry, forty- man'* trained horse circus. About a week after the trade Mr. Beste Miss L«>ttie Wade, whose mimetic Du- Elretrte Light. dition will consist of two room*, one two strong, under command of Capt. received a few of the worthless plants power, versatility aud lightuingchang- Mr. George Hatch, a merchant of I which he set out. Since then he has < til Thursday last Mr B. M. Brown, for business meetings and the other «»* have earned for her the title of th* S. W. Swigert, left with ten day's ra tions umler orders to report at th« Virginia City. Nev., stoppeil in Asblaml heard nothing of the swindler. representing \\. <’. Clark, the San for storage of arm* au«i uniforms. only “lady protean artist," will make «lay or two this week, en route for Francisco «foalers m • lectric lighting Fleming succeeded in selling a gotxl Miss F innie Fox. who spent most of her first appearance at this place on I'inatilla agency, near Pendleton. Or., a the Sound, ut tho invitation of Mr. D. many of these hedges to Ixxitnere in apparatus, arrived in re to take charge th«» past year m Portlan«! studying the Monday ami Tuctulay evenings next. to remain there- until fnrtlisr oreler*. F. Fox, who is always on the lookout This mor« m.-ut is the outcome of the ot the lights for th«» first thirty «lavs kindergarten system, will open* seh«x»l March 18th ami 19th, in her original, Fresno and Los Angele* counties who of their o|r--ation. On Friday Mr. of that kin I for ths little folks in Ash- ®[H-ratic, dramatic, protean entertain di«.-ov«-ry that a vast Ix--I0of the lx»st for acquaintances who might slip’by were willing to bite at everything with without seeing our town. Mr. Hatch land* in the reservation is held by W (’. Cheney, special agent of the laud. and is having a neat sch«x»l house ment "Around the Glolx».” in which which sharpers baited their book. Af Westinghouse C ».. arrived from Seat built upon a lot leas«Ml of the Presby she will present twelve different imper whites, mostly French-Canadians, un was greatly ploastxl with Ashland. ter a thorough tnal those who Ixnight der leases from Indians. These least»* tle to su|x»rvise the .Otting up of the terian church on the east sale of Main sonation*. display iug wonderful power Mr. Chas. E. Curtis, of Wisconsin, them declare«! the cactus worse than a machinery and starting it. 'These street, Ix-tween the church and Hel in changing voi«ie, figure and face, each are undoubtedly illegal, but the hold an uncle of Mrs. W. H. Atkinson of nuisance. 1 ers have refused to move from the lamls gentlemen, with Mr. Tuthill. have man street. character being a distinct study from when r«-«piest*d by special agent Sann- this place, who has !>*en spemlmg sev bi-en stringing tip- wires, this week. months in Marion county, arrived Electric Light Kate*. Th* furniture of the “Oregon” is real life. Her singing is excellent ami dt-n', now nt the agency. Th«» troop« eral ati«l cx| «■<•; to have th«» lights burning her «lancing pleasing. Miss Wa«le is were wmted to quiet svmptoms of a Weiln -sdav morning for a visit in Alb- ah mt all put together ami in place, The Ashland Electric Power anil I to-night in place. Motnltiy evening land. Mr. Curtis, if he should locate supported by the Australian humorist. the dynamo was run and thirty are ami the handsome new hotel is now Mr. Hennessey I*eroyle, who#«- witti disturbance and assist in moving vast in < )regon. will bring considerable capi Light Company tix«»«l this week th« n.-arly ready for nse. The finishing of bodies of st«x-k from Indian lands. following schedule of price* per month lights. Ii-ing in th«- building near the tal to the place he may chooa«» for a cisms ami droll humor in his great for lights: machine, were» all burning. They gave the office is yet un<x>mplete<l, ami the character of Dennis O'Maliy, never fail Parties acquainted with every foot home. proprietors are unable to fix a «late for One ltiOi» candle power arc light a perfectly clear and stea ly light, not of the Klamath riv.-r.are of th» opinion to please. The Nevada City Tran the opeuing because of the delay iu Andrew Taylor, of Sprague River, i to run till 9:30 p. m............. 8£> a dicker or jar ««c« urring while tbev that it would lx» «-hea(>er to float lum script says of the artists: arrival of the crockery outfit -order#«! who cam-» in with his family to this Same till 12 p. m................ 7 were run. "Th«- W»«le-Leroyle entertainment at the ber down to railroa-l in a V flume, from ths East. In i-itr »lacing the lights with the theater Tne-.la» •»«-ninv. .»a- .«Im---: »■« ■ n than to improv»- the Klamath. The valley last December, and met with the On* 50-candle-power incandes sa l b-.-resvement of the loss of bis wif«> that si»en Mpialav nivht. cent light till 9:30 p. in....... 2 50 rat«x* fixe«!. Mr. L«>gan. secretary of bhe-.ff Birdsey who was iu Ashland tire Chang*' from -atlre» ami < 'ia-n- 'i-.-i 'at ion« streams run over and arouml mam from pm rperal fever at his father’s Each additional fight......... 2 25 the e-cupany. has m«-t with great en collecting tax*»* last Hatanlav, had not The»nnx--.j»»k«-.. were mo«tiv new, \inoinr there in the a-i- moth boulders and tbro'igh narrow Same till 12 p. m.................. 3 00 couragement. Thirty lire lights were an '»He moment «luring the whole «lay, «lietice wer«- many tiro-niirhh-r«. sn-1 ih«-- ■ canyons in many pla«»««s. re-mb ring nav home on Emigrant crea k, will return soon with bis three little children ‘- were-the lex'ler-of th«- ai-pla’i-*-amt Each additional light ....... o 75 or«iere«t with th«» ma« bine, ami all are but was kept busy from breakfast tim«» s«ni igation of saw logs impossible. The .amrhter, which were lite- ally (»■ o«»w*-«i. h.u ncedcil .it on«-«- t«> till orders, it is uu- till eveumg train time making out re- not with..nt jmlcmenf The n:.--i:- *.f Mi»« river furnish-s an abiimlanee of water to Sprague River. Mrs. Irvine, mother I One 25-candle-power incandes cent light till 9;3t) p. m....... 1 50 «i«r#t-"xl. The im-ande-cent lamp® ceip's. Birdaey ha* justified all the Wa.h ami Mr. Iw-r«e. I* a-a--..i-1 «-■» he-ct«> for milling purp-»s»'s ami for extensive of his wife, gix-s with them to take «•are of the children. las-n dwelt ni»..-» a- length hv the Tran- Each additional light......... 1 25 have u< t yet arrived, but tin y will lie cl urn* made for him by hi* friend* l»e- f.»re -eript. atid the «-ha act«-.» an-l <| ulit. of their lumber ti:im--s, but to improv«» the popular nn«i in «1« aiaiul when intro fore election. 11«» is proving a thor Mrs. S. M Byers,of Princeton. Minn., One 25-can«l)e mover lncandes- 2 al have twen «-mini - ate«1 but no str -am w-mlil require a vast sum of 00 «“ent till 12 p. m.................. oughly competent, careful ami efficient t -n«- ha.-» there- Iwen be-mw.-.i -.»«»»» iheni or money, hence it is l# li, v.sl by tnanv ■irrivi «! h«ge last Snuday, to join her duce«! thi-irenter'ancm-nt. any v. ..-d of eom>.ic'.eia Each additional light . . Î 75 The city coiincd, as heretofore re- offi«-er. resiileuts oti the river, »hat mills wiil hnsbaml. whose arrival was Hotel last tiontlmt warn..t fully warrante-l. M' — Wa h- jx-rted. I;a* «•outracte l for seven arc N. M. Gill>ert arrive«! here this week i* mtn h moreartir’ii-al in her ren«bii.»n than l»e put up m the vicinity «»f th«» lumber week. Mr. Byers has carried on the Graining, Glazing, Who Said It Wouldn't Kain. lights > run tid 12 p. ni-, for street from Salem, on his way to California Kate «'art lei on. ami i - ’ lie tiio-t »e- ■ a -. ’ >*.| b 'lt«. to cut up th« trees and fl.>4t th»- rm-reantile business on a large wale at ha* a:-|H-a »-«i h f.»-«- th-- f.»v triitr be Paper Hanging iigtltil ;, and they will be located as with three tineslalhon* for sale. They who InnilxT «1 >wn in a flume to ’ th« rail- Prine« ton, Mmn.. aud is now looking A bargain in fruit land now offered — Mr Ia-r ryle e.x«-»»l* a- an Iri*h - ..tu-'-iia . •» •il < >ii«> at Hag [«»le iu the plaza, w.-re brought out from Miss,»tin to in bnrle*‘|iie. There triiol a .bill mome: in r -.«d. 1 h« fact . t *• curing a franchise for a home in a more genial clime than ten acre* of tine frill’ land, (air house, follow Kalsomining. For Sale at Lowest Rates at «me al «»orner of Main anil Granile Marion county several mouth* ago. their entire» evening'« en'«- »tinmen:, eie from tin« «-oiinty. ami seeking one that of Mmnes«>t.i. Both tie and Mrs. with good cistern, g«xxl barn; 6 acres e init w ith a « im a'l I on .... hne- - : Ht streets, one at conierei Granite and One lean "English C«»ach" horseand thinK 19“SHOP in rear of C. W. Ayert" ir > ai'ii»a inx It can Ir -aid .»i«h truth a' from Klamath «bounty. Oregon. )<x»ks Byers are milch plwis d with Ashland, «•leare«! ami plowed, some fruit tree# High, one on hill m :.r Ur -by ter'-u <>n«> a “Shire Horse” both imi»ort«sl a be'.er or tn...--- i.|. a-tt-.L- f,'-n»..in .- as though the company intenils to im in I they wdl probably divide to move set. (tool soil ami pleasant loention office, Athland. 3H nev. r lawn zi « --n net e at »1 t-ri. e- : iri- .1, " church, one at corner <»f Main anil 1st from Englund. The third is a road prov.-t he river. as originally planned, hither as stxin as practicable. 11 j miles from Ashland. Apply to G. 1 of Mam str«.»et ster of the breed known in Kentucky Admission 50 cts, children 25 cts. wbi«»h nn-lertnking will make the ex avenue, one at junction _ F. Bidings. Gimlets, gouges, tweezer«, pliera, Taxpayers of Ashland s--h«x»l »listnct, and B »ulevanl. on# at corner of ‘ 4th a* Denmark Saddler. The horses will Res-»rv*d s .-its ou sale at Fl.iz.i store pens«» run up mtothe million*. I Yreka Pot* en«l kettle*, pan* and friera. E don’t forget that the tim«» i« about up _ igle« do not <• tch Hit shut the new Jo'irual. and B streets. IÜ. All thing« for all aorta of buyara 1 I 1J lx» at Stephenson's stable* for a few without extra charg«». on the school tax. ami that sheriff's , g«xxis at D. R. £ E. V. Mill* will catch * At hardware «tore of H. C. Myer’«.* Red House ahead. i days. Be«d oat* at Asldaud Mill. X Minkler Jr Son the cheapest. 1JW X coete will be adde«! to delinquent tax. the people. x ASHLAND TIDINGS BREVITIES. Have ion an Idea 1 WHAT IT COSTS To Shoe Yoorsef and Family? Come and See Us The next time you want BOOTS AND SHOES We make BOOTS &. SHOES Æ S I ’ E C L A. L T Y WARRANT EVERY PAIR. The Ashland Shoe Store, C.H.LUDERMAN. At old stand of J. D. Fountain, Odd Fellow’s Block. It Makes You Hungry The Best Paine’s Celery Compound Spring Medicine. E. B. MYER CH00L HOE CUT SHOE BRADLEYaMETCALFS WAVERLY BOOTS&SHOES These Shoes have all stood Mowers, Reapers, Binders, . Cultivators, Harrows, Hay Rakes, GRADY & GROW, AGRICULTURAL House, Sign and Decorative PAINTING! IMPLEMENTS 1 His Work Speaks for Itself.