Ashland tidings., March 22, 1889, Image 2

ASHLAND TIDINGS.
THE WATER QUESTION.
The enactment of a new charter
FRIDAY
RED HOUSE COLUMN
THE SEW I IIÏ CH IRTE*.
MERCAN i ILE
LEAL ESTATE
The new eharh'r of lb* city of Ash­
MARCH 22. I**» granting to th»' city of Ashland au­ land bits lieen received, hud is in the
»•ustody «J the M y«*r of the city.
thority to incur a lxuul«*<l indebted­ The act passed tbe fecconii house
ness of ¿o'.'tki for tbe purpose <if con­ February lKtli, nmi was sen! to »be
structing water works and 82 >.iM»i for governor Feb. 2tkh* lr »•ontaihR uu
emergency cbitis ’. putting the act into
The
constitutional
prohibition
the construction <«f sewers “or other eff« rt imniethab ly upon its approval
amendment was beateu in New Hamp-
slnre last week by a strong majority. internal improvements” places within bv th** governor. Tu»* governor, re­
reach of the city n water supply sys­ fused Io approve it, but allowe»l it to
New Hampshire bas ha*l prohibition
betMme a law by d» fauhitig iu the
tem unsurpassed, if not uneqnaled. v« i«> exercise. N«» • th»' question arises,
laws for many years.
ii[M>n the Pacific coast. Abundance in this amt ..ilivr?-iTui|..i «-as s, •..ii» th» r
Tbe Samoan war is cold again. Ad­ of th« pun*st water comes coursing au act <’ur»Mtinm2 *’n ,,,i" cfem-v «daihso
«. l**w ui‘Lo»»l
vice* from the islands aiu«*e the date of ilirect into tie* city from the <*opious aud allow cd to
tbe «.gu n tird </ *1 e governor tak s
the reported torpe«io epis«ale bring in­ fountains of Ashland I'utte, lotiO f<*ei
in»me«uat* l> than» »»xpir. t.i»*n oi
formation that affairs are quiet an«l aliove us. In purity for domestic the leu »lays wui»di U»»* g»»v<ru<»r
dull there. The German offh ials had us»*s. votnine for irrigation and streei for con.-d.tuticuu» d •libiT«‘*:»5D.
given np the claim of a right to search use, ami pressure, for fire piotection whet in r it mm*t wait llv* reg:i»«»r
dayd lime piASx’iiik«» .»> thv mu«
for contraband urtici«* of war all shi[>« the water supply w,iich may l«e had ti«m for idl arts no? !■ »• : -' ttje c
arriving. An encan va)««r must relapse by Ashland is ail that <*oui«l be <ie- g» ii(*v claus»*. In a »•«*>»• involving tbi
into innocuous <i<-suetu«ie.
sired for a city of ten thousand or point, J udgo Caiirn, oi i’ui il.mu, v
twenty tlmnssml people. The exjier- (•vied I be other »lav lb«» theern**^!»
The New York •'fun praises President .111« ut of iaymg pipe for lire purpos«*», cl u.s- bold* go» a, :ru I th. in * tf
Harrison's custom of taking a brisk in which the city invested 87thx> three effect upon the expuatiou of the
days time ?dloxve*l the g»»x *rner
walk every day as a corrector of the years ago has demonstrated the entire which to »1 w»d<‘ whether he shall ap­
temh ney of mnidle-aged men to cor- practicability of proviiling through prove »»i hot. The ¿Xshlaiid »n’y coiiii-
pnlence and as the I m st metho,] of tbe same pipes for a general water rd accept thus latter view, ami intend
clearing the brain, It lau:«*nts «.'lev ♦— sup|»ly and for a water protection to be governed by the new charter
hereafter, they rv|>ort<
land's failure in pedestrianism Hhtl against fire which obviates tbeneeit of
Some ltnporlniit new features are
»(teaks of his toiling at his desk, ••ae- fire engines.
Th«* ex|>eritueut has provided !» t tbe ri»_y g«>vernment, ami
.nee taro ij ' i tlie pug»‘s of
cumulating adipose tissue, uot W1K- lieen entirely satisfactory, ami a simi­ a cursory
the instrnti.eiil Lcn s t«’ ’ ;hl the fol-
doai.”
lar system of pi|s*s covering th»* whole I lowing:
The annual e;*cti‘»u will m» h*du •»*
Th» devil ia a lain! owner by legal city is just what is desired. Ou the
th«1 third Tuesday »• Ide»*» ml*ero» each
right in Finland. A man of evil re­ hillsides within th«* city limits there year, instead of iu N<oeni!>er, ns under
pute «bed. and it was fonud that he had are six «fitches which tap the creek the old charter, aud tr»*
yenr
be,pie.ath«si al! hie land«*! property and and couduct Water to differeut parts euds December 31st.
The city council will consist of six
poMessiona to the devil. The lawyers of the city, as well as to points out­ members,
iusiedd of tour, as at pres­
side
the
city,
for
power
ami
all
other
■
are in great anxiety ala.nt the matter.
ent, and three are to be electixi each
[Ex. If the testator had liequeathed uses. A system of water pi|«es could year, to serve for two years; the mayor
the property to some fast young man, ami should I m * made to take the place aud all other officers are to I m el»,cted
and sent him to the devil along with it, of all th«*seoj>en conduits. Th«* change for one year. At tbe first elect ion uu-
der the new charter three oounrilmen
tbe lawyers Would coiisaler it all right. would lie of incalculable Ix nefit in will la* elected for one >ear, and three
many ways. It would prevent most for two years.
William R. Moor« of Memphis ia a of the great waste of water through
Tbe liquor license matter is left as
protectionist. and believes that the the sipage and evaporation from so iu the old chatter. 'I'he applicant for
Soutiieru planter has derived more many miles of small ami shallow ea- license must present with his petition
benefits from the system than the uals with a grade which makes a slow- the signatures of a majority of the legal
of tbe city.
Nor; hern tiiariufactiiri r. He demou- moving current. Besides conserving' voters
In addition to the qualifications for
stratea this by Home quotations from the water, an important item for Ash­ municipal suffrage as prescribed by
bis ledgers. He gives a bill of goods land and her neigbia>rs further down the old charter, t he new charter pro­
sold by bis firm in May. lHfip, to Will­ the stream in the dry season, the pre­ vides that ••females «>wning property
iam White of Fernando, Mun., and vention of waste nl«mg the ditches within the city and who are widoxvs or
the heads of families may hav«* the
alongside be places the prices of 188 n . would in itself I m * a great step toward right to vote upon any question af­
which are from .'Hl to 50 ja-r cent l«*es the drainage nteded in the city and fecting the taxation of property in like
than m the low tariff year. Then he would therefore I m * of vast importance manm r as male«.**
The office of city attorney is abol­
clinches hts argument by stating that from a sanitary ]M>int of view. Tbe
ished, and the council is empowered to
in IStiU ho receive«! niuldliug cotton in
water supply wonld be purer, in the secure legal eouu el awl servieefi uli- n
exchange at s>, cents a pound, while summer «Miler, and in every way mor«» needed, from any attoniey they ni iy .
cb< n >se.
in 1888 cotton of the same grade com­
desirable than that now fiiruialie«! by
Tbe city is given power to own and
mand« <1 from 9to 10 cents a pound. open ditches. The force for tire pro­
control land outside the city limits, for
A few such facte as the aliove are worth tection would I m * worth much to the cemetery pnr|H)sea, something not pro­
volumes of theoretical political ««cou- people who now have nothing but a vided for in the old charter.
Important cbauges in tbe matter of
omy.
water pail and a watchful eye to op­ opening and improving streets are pr<>-
pose to tlie risk always rated so high vnled for. I’nder the new charter
A special from Washington says:
benefits, as well as damages, are to I m *
by the insurance coin]«allies.
President Harrison will not lie content
assessed to property owners «affected
The water supply of Asblaml has by street improvements, and the ex­
with th«« eight new war vessels which
given the city its precedence among pense of opening new streets or wi«leu-
will be let to contract shortly after
the towus of Southern Oregon, and on liig old ours may be charged wholly
Juue 3t)th, tbe expiration of the cur­
the proper solution of the question upon tbe property iu the immediate
rent fiscal year. He will advocate in
neighborhood of the improvements in
now coining up for decision will <le- certain cases.
his ineeeage to Congress the building
peml the rate of growth, progress aud
Tbe boundary lines of the city are
of a vet y strong and modern navy. It
prosperity of the city during the next tbe s;i me as provided in tbe old charter,
should not la« believed, however, that
few years. As shown by tbe sections leaving the area of the city limits un­
the President is of a pugnacious turn.
changed.
of the new charter bearing upon the
He simply thinks it wise to be ready to
TOUCHING THE WATER QUESTION.
subject (printed in full in another Svciinn 1 of Article I provides that. “The
back up diplomacy andgt od commerci­
column of this issue) the qneetiou of inhabitants of the city of Ashlan»l within
al treaties with phy sical force if neces­
limits hereinafter set forth shall be an t •
bonding the city to any extent must be the
ar«- hereby e»»nstitutvd a body oolitic and
sary.
submitted to a vole of thecitizens. The corporal»» in fact and law, and uvelared to
be a municipal corporation by the nanw
There are other new steps which
city must maintain ami operate its Mini style of th« ' < iiy of Ashlano.''and by
Ù'Sl I )C(‘t li ll 1 • V
President Harrison will lie ready to
su<-li n.une ****** may purchase, lease,
water system, ami can never dispose of hold an i receive property, r- h 1 and person
advocate iu bis message to the Fifty-
it to any other party, either by lease or al. within am 1 beyoiui ttiv limits of th city
for the mnst ,ruution and maintaiiiumv of
first. Congress. He iieheves ill the suc-
sal«*. The revenue from a system which wa’er works t
city \fith water
cees of lbe Direct Tux bill. He wants
<4 pas works or
ami
the <
wonld supply the whole city should be other for
•
city with light,
works
to
sup
l»ett»r laws to protect honest voters in
opvrty within th»»
sufficient to pay interest on tbe lx«ml- ami may take prii
limits of the city f
A* use, and within
the South ami elsewhere. He will
5
and leave every year a substantial bal­ ami beyond the li
the <ity for the
recomuH-ntltbecetablisbuiwit of Ameri­
with water, and
of suppL
ance in a sinking ftiu.l for tile liquida­ purpose
e of
any of the
may lease, sell or
............
can shipping interests and closer rela­
. ____ r property,
_ ,
.. for ihv benefit
of
above <ies«Tibed
h
tion of the debt in due time.
tions with our South and Central
the city. I P rovided
-
:i -Z that any and ’ all
- water
The city council has already taken works now owned or which may hereafter
American neighbors. He is opposed
acquivvii by tiie -aui city, or «my prop» r
np the consideration of the subject b<*
ty id » w owned, or which inuy h» rvufter
to class legislation and wonld Dot
acquired
by said city for the purpose o|
ami it is the hope of the T idings that
supplying the inhabitants <»f said city with
connteuance a law to aiT««ctoue interest
they will proceed with th« most care- water »hall never be rented le wj «. sold
alone. Ho believe» a law should ap­
OTHFRWISE DISPOSED »>F, IlUr shall srtjd
fui deliberation; that they will first OR
city ev r gr.mt any franchise to any per>on
ply to every thing tn identical condi­
or
corporati»»n
for the purpose of supplying
inform themselves and citizens fully
tions.
the inhabit.mt* of sai*l city with w*t< r, but
DEEDS RECORDED.
upon tbe relative merits, aud the maxi­ the richt m furnish the inhabit.mts of <aid
Settle tp.
with watrr sliall .or- ver be vested iu
mum cost of tbe several plans which city
Fbr
lUklerei'/ued
has a ntinilter of
the city of Astound
.VE It'S' DISPATCHES.
l’he following deeds have been re­ bills against parties in Ashland pre­
VII I* a« follows•
A.;
may lie proposed; that they will, aliove i Section 7 <>f Article
‘The comni«»n (•outH
con ’il lony borrow on the corded in the C«»unty Clerk’s office at cinct which ho has waite»i long ami
money not to ex- Jacksonville, since our^last issue:
Princeton College will send an expe­ all, euter into the matter in the spirit faith of the m»y. a inn of
patiently for until ijeceturity makes their
'
cee<i
fifty
thou.-a
'?•• l.irs !.»r th“ I'Urpos«.*
dition to Oregon uext year to hunt for of
‘ fairness aad impartiality toward all I of supplying th « •»*
ity w it Ji u»iiyr A«*! tlit*
J IL (’owdrs to LaUtiiaK. Briggs—north payment to him of the utmost import­
fiassil remains.
1 citiaens an«l all conflicting interests. i common council may hì & o rrww on the
f bk 2, Gallowav'« addition to Medford. ance.
Therefore he urge* those
faith of the city a sum of money n »t to cx- Ve 0.
who are indebted to him for work to
The Irish flag floated over the New Let us have exact and full justi«v for revu twenty thousun I d iHar« jorthe par­
F. a ik Gallowa ■ to Lavinia It Riggs—a
York’City Hall Mooday— St. Patrick's all of our citizens. Tins we may fall pose of suppivin“ th - <• ’ll v with a Nysb m of i ir. »• . f laud adj.Hniug the north side of call aud settle aud save further trouble
sewerage ami for otto r work* «if ¡. i P tìih Ì
and costs. After tbe 31st of March
Day celebration.
short of if anything approaching haste iinpr«»winent ; P rovid •ED, however, ihut « bk 2, Gallow ry’s a Idition to Medford, $1
Alad I». Helman to City of Ashland-—Strip the accounts will be pia<*ed m the
proposition for any j of t I d ’ p'irrM>s» s hlore
Corporal Tauner aeems to have the lie permitted.
i<> a vo . p o| ttii of land in Ashland for public street, $1
tiands of an attorney for euforced <*ol-
said shall bv first Mibmittcd
su
inside track iu th«* race for tbe ap|M>int-
elector* of suiti city at a *pcui«il elv« tion to
Hugh Sanders to Nelson Hosmer et al— iection.
Very Reep.
be
called
for
such
purpose,
and
such
prop.»
15
acres
in
sec
27,
tp
37.
R
2
west.130.
meut of (tension commissiou»*r.
It was report«*«! at the navy depart­ bition biiail re< cive u majoiity of all the
N at C oxklin .
G. W. Howard to Catherine E. Crvtsal-
Barron, Or., March 1. 1SS9.
Washington, March 19. Tbe nomi­ ment in Washington last week that votes east at such elei tion.”
lot I. bk 15. Medford, 17 ».
Section *4 of •'dine article is »1« follows:
nation 'of Murat Halsteaii, of Ohio, to tbe secretary of the navy has under •For
C \V. Babcm’k t » Catherine E. Crystal—lot
the pur|>osc of supplying the City with
Logan of Ashland.
be miuiater to Germany. is expected to­
water as is mentioned in section 7, the coin 3. bk 15, Me»I ford, |W«>.
consideration
numerous
ap|s*als
from
mon council -»hall have power to < rect an<l
State of Oregon to Ida M. Harrington—320 ‘I'd give the world,” he sighing said,
morrow.
of sec 10, tp 35 R 3 east, 1100.
prominent citizens of this country to maintain ’.vater-w« rk- withili or w itbout the acres
And closer drew his chair,
city limit*. an-i nmy <
•r upon an«l con­
It is rumored that wealthy residents
Ge<». E Y«»nlc to Wm. Gilroy—Land in
furnish
a
uaval
vessel
toe
uivey
the
re
­
demi* to the us>* of th** < i’, in such manner Aahland, 1’2000.
“To know the thought that tills your
of San Francisco are implicated in
as
may
oc
prvM
rib
■
t
t»y
'dinance.
«o
much
She tossed her glowing hair: |bead.
*!t T. Co to R. K. Sutton—lots 23. 31 and
<>[1111111 smuggling busin»*ss alKtut to be mains of the late John Erie.-»*ii to his land witliiu and b* yor the limits of the
Eggs for Hatching
exposed.
native lan«l, in r«'cognitioti of hts dis­ city f»>r the er* ction m. itvnance and nro- 35 *n lik <>. R. R. addition to Ashlan I, >305.
“
You
would,”ebe answered, "really now.
t* et» n of pnrh wouks a shall be eovereo by
XV. H Atkinson to L. M. McCall—10 acres
Your offer makes me laugh,
From ll’//'rndoff<’x, Plymouth Rockx,
Tbe great Anacouda smeller works tinguished services iu producing the the baine, and al? res *rv< •irs. streams,springs in Ashland precinct, |1.
pipe« ami drain s as shall be ni-ues- , Angle. Filmale ami Short to A. B. Seal­
For I was thinking how I'd l«Mik
Liijht HrahuKix, Rone and Single
at Helena, Mont., were burned last Monitor, which rendered such valila- trenehv-,
■*.< sirai'b t-i !>«• i.*e»i in connection
sary • or desirable
Cottage addition
to
’ ,*_7’
In Ijogau’s photograph.”
Comb Ilroirii I.ci/hornx. White B’y-
wtrek. Loa SlditlO.tMMt; and huudnsls ble aid to the government in a en1 irai the 1 r«-witb: and f* r th purpose of pr»»teet- lots band 7. in bk 1. C
Medford, 200.
anilottea, Puitridge Cochinx. and
iuz tlie war- r from pollution, the city shall
of men thrown out of employment.
XX R. Roberts et al. to Isaac and 8. M.
moment. On the other band, a n-qii.-st hav »• Jurisdietion over any stream which
Hlark Minorca*
America's la*st
-16 acres in l> L. c No. '•*. tp
r .
ll is reported that Mary Anderson, has also lieen received on ths ground may !»•• t :ie source ai supplv for five miles Rh<
breeds. Wiiivi’rx of the highixt hon-
ve the im hit tr’- .i which th«* water is 1 wcm . stww».
the actress, is seriously ill at Phila­
<>rx at all the lurgext I'.ehibitionx for
tak« n. Th»* « «imi.ion uottncil may employ
John F. »'-di ui'i to'» W Fordyce et al.—
delphia. and has eanceli»*«l all eugag«»- that his native country has failed to mi
» h puis.»:» or i rsoiis as it may deem tit to laud xii A*‘ land. >:«'0.
the paxt elcreii uearx. Eggs *>< 1 st
meiits for tbe season. A rumor that recognize his inventive geli ills, a nJ mak« siirv• s <i:id • ■»t’.mates of sm h works;
Wm Sli’i'/er to S. A
Mi'dicim* for Throat and Lung Diffi­ setting; two’for $5. Send stamp for
she is lusaue is current, but the rumor that his adopte.1 country sbolliti rare and. may • nt» r upon nrivat«* property for bk
M<diord. ♦♦»••’L
the purpose <»f unking preliminary surveys
culties has long I h cii . ami still is. Ayer's Catalogue. Address
is c«>utradicted.
R. K. Sutton to N A
for ins remains.
and observations; nmv employ such sup« r
J. M. G arrison ,
Cherry Pectoral. It cures Croup,
bk
K
Aslilaml.
$»00.
iiit»*n«lent of eoustru«’tl«»n of «ueh works and
Forest Grove, Oregon.
Washington. March IM. ChainiMUi
nil matters conn« ” ted therewith ns it may
R«»b. rt xk O’N» il V» Win. An lei-mi-J«l Who«>plriK Cough, Bronchitis, ami
In tbe reiijuetment of Senate com- see ’it, <»r may let the same by contract iu a*•- - near Talent ♦2’**»
Brittou of tbe Iuaugural Committee
Asthma; soothes irritation of the
• «sw,* )»* tire to Enos Bahu.»'*k —P»0 acr«’S in Larynx and Fauces ; Htrengtlii iis the
toalay handed to the Co nmisnouers mitteee hi nee Morton took the chair as such manuer as n>ay b«» prescribed by or
may control nn«l regulate the sec 3*». tp :u». R 3 w»*st. I24OO.
of the District a check of S2ti.U<)0, tins presiding officer Dolph is chairman of dinance:
Vocal Organs; allays soieiiess of the
works and th«* »is-* of th»’ Water when anch
H. I . Lumsden to David J. Lumsden —
being th»' amount receivtal from the
works have been establisyied, an I fix rates
Lungs; prevents Consumption, ami.
un
livid
I
2
lUt-.
ruC
iirlots
1,
2
aud
3,
,k
1,
coast
defences
and
Mitchell
is
chair
­
for th«* use of s.iid xvat- r ami pruv ide for »h»'
inauguration over au«l above all ex-
even in advauceii stages of that disease, I
.ms-ii ii s a hlidon to Medford. 1150
|>eiiHeH. Tbe fuud is to I mj iuv«jste«l man of the committee on rmlromls. collection thereof ”
I». I L’ims«h n to H. C Lumsden—part of relieves Coughing and induces Sleep. I
bits ’ _• and 3 in bk
L’lmsden’S a i lition There is no other preparation for dis­
ami the interest devoted to relieving Senator Dolph is also on tbe following
City Council Proceedings.
to M. Ifor i
tbe poor in the city.
c>inuiitt»*rs: Foreign relations, pub­
Lum- len — eases of lb«' throat and lungs to tie com­
». W. Ilov »rd t»* IVerold I
Asblaixi
<'ity
council
m«*t
.Mar.
18th,
pared with this remedy.
Washington. March 19. Tbe presi­ lic lands, commerce, and tin* s|>eeial
il «I in Mr.»for-1. Ilf
dent sent the following uoiHluations to committee on “relatioiiu with Canada.” 1889, pri*-*ut, Major .Muis xn*l Uoun-
s R Hamilton !•> Geo Nutli
“ My wife bad a distressing cough,
cilmcn Colton. Thornton \Vall.*r tin 1 ¡,i «..<• »o. in .:■* |{ .? cast, also u
the senate to-day: Whitelew Reid, of
with pains in the siile and breast. We
¡»»ter» -xt in !»■'» acres in
?2. !>•
Senator
Mitchell
is
a
memlier
of
the
Thotupxou.
tried \arious medii ines, hut none <li«l
New York, to be minister to Frame:
I’lic .Mayor nitulu III«- folio.vin^- up.
Julius Goiilschmitit, of Wisi'onein. Io following committees: Mines aud
pin lier any g«K>d until I got a Ixittle of
,h
pointiiientK
of
xLiutlino
committ*«*«:
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, w hich has cored
be consul-general at Vienna. Thenotn- milling, claims, jmstofll.-es un i post­
her. A neighbor, Mrs. Glenn, had the
ination of Eugeue Schuyler, of New roads. tmmqiortiition routes b>the sea- Fiuixiw*« «••»uiniii ic* \V. 1». Cokon.
measles, ami the cough was relieved by
Jacob ThoiUi-siMi.
Fire an«] wat.-r
*. Ph aoiiit Eotertnlamenf.
Y’orkJlo be first assistant secretary <*f
tlie use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I
I
Miard.
«•.«■liliutte**
Jnmes
l'horutoli,
J.««*..
'«
Statek is withdrawn, lit* having <le-
L • bra. V O bave no hesitation in recommending this
r bo’ial by
Thorn pm «11.
clined the ap|H>intment.
Al 1 Eellonrs* Ivll T'K-. Dy
. w
On motion th« council pnrehas«»! • it
l’he Banta Clara nuuiug b«>otu has
Cough Medicine
g vas -m«» or the mo-d pleasing
Washington, March, 19. It is re­
was S. B. Gtiicy III«* "American Champion-' t nt* rtainm nts of th * kind «-v r given to every one afflicted.’’—Robert Horton,
Oregon.
ported tonight that Patrick Eagan, of burst, and it is charge«! that it
Ashland
rorul uiaeliiue rent ■litlv brought to 'sh-
M .r • tb ci t vv » bun lr-»d peopb* Foreman Headlight, Morrillton, Ark.
Nebraska, and Col. John C. New, of deliberately planne«l and originated by 1*111 J; pri«*e ¿280, ¿100 to be paid in G
Breeder and Shipper of
Indiana, will be app«»itil«*d respectively a company (chiefly Englishmen) inter­ cash nn.i tin’ remainder as soon a< the w. r *prts**nt, nrd al! *eH«i,ed to h ive i
“ I have been afflicted with asthma
iiunibt« r to Mexico, aud «ousul-gt'u<*ral ests«! in a lug land scheme. Tlie mo­ atieet c.iamiissiont-r xlmll collect tbe • *o • I tim *. The prola n included for forty years. Last spring I was taken
music by th*' Ashland b.«nd, h*d by with a violent cough, winch threatened
to Loudon. Eagan is baekeil by Pat­
same from tin* nsOtax.
terminate my «lays. Every one pro­
rick For«!. <>f the Irixh ll orld, ami tbe tive was this; By a certain contract,
By resolution the .Mayor was in- M. ( a Alford, «n i choir pingimz by a to
M’-s H :Uio Thorn­ nounced me in consumption. I deter­
American agitators of Irish born»* rule now nearly expired, they were forced strwted t>* !ipp>iiiit tun coiin«ilrt■•*», efi ,»r cc.nv'osed
mined
to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
generally, and it is sail! that Blaine to have a large nnnilter of men in Low­ who slioul I ch:" e** Ulloi Iler to eolnpos ton. Mr. and Mr«. T. K. Bolton and Its effects were magical. I w as immedi­
M»\
R
L
\u
’
r'H:
a
due*
by
Misses
favors his appointment.
er California til order to save the con- a c anmitte* <a tbi.*e to luie.-ti^ai«* t It. YoîV’g .«»■• I E ' *s, r«*eit i, . ; b\ Mi«« ately relieved and continn« d to improve
until entirely recovered.”—Joel Bullard,
The Presidents has ha 1 uu ler dis «*> smona made them by Th«* Mexican <|iiesti«in of tt*e city wider supply, and M oti” M; - l/i-.’“ ml Mrs. Enylo. Guilford, Conn.
Wyandottes
i*n**m the «»¡»etiing «»f Oklahoma, or Government. The only way to get report at next m«*»tm^. The Mayor i omic song by 1’. \V. Lynch, violin
a!>|>ollitr*l \V. B. ( oltoli ¡.lid J.
“ Six months ago I had a severe hem­
Plymouth Rocks,
at least 'hat [Hirtiou of the Indian Ter­
i.titftvH
Mr.
Andrus
and
an
excellent
orrhage of the lungs, brought on by an
Waller.
ritory luejudeil within Us limit. Tbe them was by a lug mining I mhuii .
mldr- • s upon lb** character -nd tw*na- Incessunt cough winch deprived me of
Light Brahmas,
Bill
of
thf
Sec*
*t.;ry
o
’
Stat*-
for
c:*r-
Pr»*ev lent ia authorrz»*«! by the terms
2 of t?;O < T'h-r hv D. F. Fox. of Vir- sleep ami rest. I tried various reme­
After July »th next, tbe il ig of the tifi.'.i copy *»i tuo U.*v> «tty charter,
Brown Leghorns
of recent iegcdalion to open to settle-
dies,
but
obtained
110
relief
until
I
be-
rii;i I ( ■>» y. N« •. X fin» r:i;.ner -,'ns
au to take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. A
mem alauit N.ltUlUAlIlacr»s of land. an.I United States will have forty-two ¿28 75, w is order«*.! paid
«ervotl by the wiv«s of mend»* «•:; of th* f ew
Petition
of
i
ltiz
Ils
to
tii|i
-lie
city
bottles of this medicine cured me.-’
tbe opinion prevails that b»* will short­ bright stars U| mui its field of blue.
bidkfc, an I nothing u
I » king fo
ly issue bis proclamation n.kiiug that Eight thousand new Hags will have to water main with it pi;,.»extendi»*,’ down i Lik • the t.*!4 * p . in rtppe ;n:nœ and in Mrs. E. Coburn, 19 Secoud st., Lowell,
Mass.
Heiim.u st i> el, w as, on mot ion, r.-lerr ,1
acreage to tbe public domain.
Is* made for the government, at a cost to the tire and wat.-r commilt
for a uh .t*:n’ i’ll l.-.ding <11 tie m.wt caption«
“ For children afflicted with colds,
could
di
sir
*.
Th*' Oklahoma laiouiere are still of a quarter of a million dollars.
ivfrort lit Hext niertiuo.
CMUglis. sore throat, or croup, I do not
The
tiDHiiliers
of
the
)od/e
are
under
IxMitning. A dispatr'h of the ltitli from
k sow of any remedy which will give
Adj uirne l till 'I-.r.-h 25.
re«» <*ldi
iobs to thn In lies an I gvn- n ore s|>eedy relief than Ayer's Cherry
Opposite Odd Ft Ibnv’s Ilall,
♦ bat region says: Oklahoma Hill has
The
California
legislature,
just
lui-
F tctoral. I have foumi it. also, invalu­
tl;
:nn.
the
choir,
t
?:<•
b:md.
the
speaker
arnveii in tbe iieart of the Oklahoma
Ihitouiun i'it.b
able
in
cases
of
Whooping
Cough.''
—
Ashland,
Oregon.
jonrm-d.
appropriated
81
2.1»*
U»
Mt
for
and is surrouml«! I>v bnnoreils of
Program for meeting n» x* W. J it «’ mid oMp-r !• >t member«, who so kind­ Ann Lovejoy, 1257 Washington street,
ly «.mtribut' 1 to tn.ike I he « h'caaion a
lKMtmen«. It is reported that tr«M>[* th ■ h xt twoy«<ars’ expenditures of the day evening :
Euston, Mass.
s:p*eofis.
bave been or«i»’red herefrom Fort Item; State.
In t’unit .ut: I Music.
l
’
he
lodge
is
pniBpvring
an
1
grow
nmi the Cherokee strip. Boomers are
Recitation Jessie Plumerth.
Choice t rikes of every variety kept con-
ih_r f Dir a*** .-.'*",ns to i ! m memborshif)
busy staking out claims, ami some
Oration W. L. Johnson.
A lively sensation is reports«! from
’•t uitly <»n hand.
bein.f n ;-»rt«*<Vhis week.
have already twgun plowing. Hill Baker City by the La Grande Journal.
Vx*cal Quurlette,
Order* for pariie* promptly ext-cuttd and
t«s>k the claim he selected twtlve yvare It claims to have th«' s’ory from r»fia-
PREPARED BY
Re<it‘ith»n l> »tia Russell.
special nrif - given.
Go toeorner M. in .s.l Granite streets Or. J. C. Ayer 3c Co., Ldwell, Mast,
ago.
Solo M is. Gilr >y.
bi<* aiitborpy that au old piouoer u i'ii«*d
All kinds of ornamental work really done
for
paiuts,
oil«,
varnishes,
brualit*«,
lb-tatio-i
l ri. N ¡son.
Washington. March 1.1. Senator Martin Lal wig has been confiued in a
n-t',1?’materiale, and wall end buil.l- told by all Druggiat*. Price $1; mi bottle*, •&.
Wedding (»<k< * a ipeclalty.
Male
Qu
.rtette.
dungeon
at
Baker
City
for
nearly
ten
Stanford bail au interview with tiie
ing papers. Estimates m ule on paiut-
Rec* s...
President to-«lay m regard to hie policy mouths and recently ma.h* hi- escape
Bread Delivered Dally at
i'l/. paper hanging, interior decora­
r
Sel»
.
Debate
Keruived
thr.i
I.
’
.
S.
in removing Federal officers iu the by a door which was accidentally left
tions, etc.
Your Door.
tors
should
tie
eh-ett
d
by
a
direct
’
o-t
State of California who have b»*en ap­ unlocked; that the mill was fed on
II. S. E vans . Ashland, Or.
pointed uutler tbejDemocratlc Admin­ scanty mealsaud forced t«> pay exborbi- of tbe piv-j le AtTirm live. MoWat an i
Prices
always reasonable.
There is a fine line of lend pencils nt
istration. Senator Stanford says that tant lulls, which bills it is elaimed Norns. Negative, Roberts aud Haw­
Bread
hill«*
must lie
evary mouth.
kins.
Burckhalter A H istv’s. including Engle
tlie Presi«i»'nt will not remove compe­ were found on him; that be was forced
Pencil Co.'s colore I crayons in differ­
tent u»en. He thinks that the Govern­ to make a will, but does not kuow in
JOHN WFXLER,
A Mat'«* 11>\«*s<iiien!.
ent sh.«.l**s fur architect"s use: Auto»
ment owras something to tbe man who whose favor. It is report «al that promi­
Proprietor.
Is «mo which i* gunT.iiri .'d to bring matin drop pencils, A. W. Faber's fine
accepts an office for a fixe.1 perns! am) nent citizens of Baker City are milt'd
y*«a
xalisfa-tory
results.
<«»
in
ca.i«*
of
grade
pencils.
(!arpentePs
iwiar
pen
­
up
in
tbe
affair,
but
no
names
are
given
that it should uot turn him out if b«> is
a ret'irii *>f purch.ix«* price. On cils, and a large assortment of pencils
performing tbe duty properly before yet. and th»' whole matter «a kept quiet, failure
ARTISTIC
♦
The whole tbwsafe plan you enn buy froi»« our ,*ul- for b<*h<Mil use,
his term of «'ffice lias expired. This awaiting investigation.
EDDINGS
vyrtixed
Druggi-,1 1 b .ttieof Dr. King*«
will probably tie the policy pursued by thing sounds like a made-up yarn, but N'. u l»i> •■««•; « fur Consumption, It is
When Macbeth ironically asked,
Harrison. If it is it will changw con­ th«' Journal gives it an*i got it in g«s*l guaraiitc<*d to bring re let in every case,
t MOUSE,
alien use I for unv uffection ¡f throat, •‘(bust thou minister to a mind dis­
siderably the action of the California fait b.
lungs or dies«, such as cons lmntion. in- eased?” belittle knew that mankind
delegation, which meets again ou Mon­
HARDWARE
Ibmiiuation of lungs, broil ¡hit's, asthma, would one day l>e blessed with Ayer's
day toconsuier the uamw of rmndi-
Th« Ladies Delighted.
shtatping cough, cronp, eic., etc. It is Sars iparill.i. In purifying the bhaxl,
dates for tbe various offices. Tbedcle-
ASHLAND. OREG
The pleasant effect and the perfect pleasant and agreeabl«* 10 taste, jx-rfect- this powerful alterative gives toue and
gnuon will not re»*oaun» u«l canduiates
C
Iv safe, and can a ways 1> - depeudeti ii[»- strength to every function ainl faculty
safety
with
which
ladies
may
use
the
for offices wlncb will not lie vacant
on. Trial bottles freest «’Intw.xxl Br*«s.’
For Salt».
of the system.
within u short time, as the camlldate liquid fruit laxative. Syrup of Figg, drugstore.
Very
highly
bred Setter puppies,
under
all
coudiiioiw.
make
it
their
fav
­
which tbe delegation will recommend
both parents ate well trained aud re­
would probably lai attacke«l by bis orite remedy. It ia pieauing to the« ye
trieve ou lami and in water.
rivals ami bis appointment made more and to the taste, gentie. yet effectual
J. B. New man .
difficult. Tbe delegation «lid not meet iu acting on the kidueya. liver and
bowels.
Ashland. Oregon.
to-day.
íDlTOfdC HOTES »HD MEWS
I
MORAL
I Vices
to announce to the public of Ashland and vi­
cinity that they have opened with a large stock of
(ÍOODS,
GOO 1) fc
DRE
FANCY GOOD
• f
r
One Farm containing 109 acres of land suitable for mixed farmin);
Well located 3 miles from Ashland.
40 Acres 6 miles from Ashland; suitable for a comfortable home
Price if sold at once $25 per acre.
20 Acres ot Fruit Land 1 ‘-j miles from Ashland; $100 per acre.
14 Acres Fruit Land
mile from Ashland. Fine Location lor
home. $150 per acre.
Acres of good F ruit Land at J100 per a< r<-
Acres Fruit Land at $60 per acre.
One-half acre lots from $100 to $if o each
Lots in Hunsaker’s Addition.
Lots in Miner’s Addition.
For Sale by
Which they will offer
G. F. BILLINGS
lOffioe near Eo^v-nice.
Having the best of facilities we are enabled to give to oui
customers
MAX PRACHT,
ASHLAND,
GOOD INDUCEMENTS FOR PURCHASING !
A
U
SALE 25
Give Us a Call and Examine Our Goods
THAT MOST DESIRABLE
NG ON
MAIN S
c
Opposite the Postoffice
OIŒGON
E
rii
C&fiârw CryfcPitcber’s Castoria -
ChildrenCryferPitcher’sCastoria
IP
His Work Speaks
for Itself.
..
a.
THREE LOTS
EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY I 20 FT. 4 IN. DEFi .
These lots are locateti diagonally opposite the new
H otel < I kegon , on the south side of Main st., corner of
Hargadine Avenue, and for adirsi class business inv i-
nient have no equal in the city. Call on or address
BUY A LOT IN
r 1
SAXMAN’S
ra .
L
PENNSYLVANIA
ADDITION!
TO THE
CITY OF ASHLAND!
NOW ON SALE
[
j
THE CHOICEST LOTS.
THE FINEST VIEW,
THE.LOWEST i
THE EAr i 1 V I'
trees.
Lots Enclosed, and Sireets Graded
RA
ASHLAND
SOLE ACE
H. »TKINSOX
Fre*dd«*nt.
1
X
TheBankof Ash'
Bakery
id d
ARGADiNE AVE.
11/
*
MAX PRACHT, Ashland, Or.
The Favorite
I
L
Location in Ashkmd
>
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
.
THE MOST CENTRAL
MORAL BROS
E. B. MYER,
1
BUSINGS PROPERTY
I
AS I 1 LAN 1)
OREGON,
OFFERS FOR
And invite tlie public to
Pioneer Block,
OREGON,
ASHLAND
f*-
a i
(
ASHLAND OGN.
Paid Up Capital,
B. F’. Reeser’s
NEW r TIN SHOP
Î50,coc.oo
jU - J '
Fresh Bread and Pies Daily.
In rt«*M*r*K Block. As' !a»id.
stock on l and aud made to < r
t
Particular Attention to Joh Work.
Prices That Defy competition
HOUSE.
B F
PHOTOGRAPHY.
Doe* a General Banking Budines».
■<»llevii«>UN made nt al’, acceaaible point* nu
favorabl»- term*.
Sight exchange and telegraphic transfer*
Portland, San Fr ^H-iaco and New York. i
7«*h/ ./»«*/ (w.e./Ar .»/
REESEf:
prrcrx.
Having oueof the liest skylights in < h
eg«m, and knowing huir to UMt it.
I OV ARAM TEE GOOD WORK.
M. E. TYLER.
ItiHtnis t«> Rent.
Nicely furnished rooms to let at
; the A shland ,
O bwon
residence of Mrs. H. Ralph on Main I
street near busintsw part of town. . 113 I Myer’s Block.eaat sul«* Mai» street.
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