Ashland tidings., March 29, 1889, Image 4

LEGAL
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Scientific .Vote*.
MISCELLANEOUS
DiftMoliitioii of Copartnership.
Notice I m hereby <iveu that the copartner­
ship existing between the uudrr«igiitMi as­
sociated together m the butchering businea«
in Ashland, Or., 1» thi« day dissolved by mu­
tual convent. The business of the late firm
will be continued by David Payue. who will
collect all arcounU due the rtrin aud assumes
the partnership liabilities.
D avid P aynb .
T. A. H akkis .
Ashland. Or.. March •, 1HW
CASTORIA
Tlintier lutnil Notice.
V nitbd » tatkm L ind O ffice , I
I
R ombbvr «», Or . Jan. 30, IM9.1
Notice U hereby given that in compliance
with the provision* of the act of (’ongreM« of
June 3. IXT m . entitled “An art fur the sale of
timber lands in the Mtates of California, Ore­
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory>1.
3. Evan«, of AMhland. Couuty of Jackson.
State of Oregon, ha* this day tiled in thia
office hi« «worn statement for the purchaM*
of the N W % 4>f Section No. 26, iu Tp No. 39,
8 R No. 4 E, aud will offer proof to show that
the laud sought is more valuable for it m tim­
ber or »ton« than for agricultural p«n*oaea,
and to e*tabiinh hi« claim to »aid land before
lhe Register and Receiver of this office at
Ro«eburg. Or., on Friday, the 26th day of
April. 1M9.
He Dime* as witnesses Johu May, M. N.
L odz , John Johnson. C. J. Anderson, all of
Ashland, Jackson county, Oregon.
Auv and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
their claim« in this office ou or before «aid
26th day of April, l*sy.
C has . W Johnston,
36— lOt
RegUt er.
for Infants and Children
is ao well adapted to children that
THE COW BRAND.
Timber Land Notice.
I’jciTtn S tatm L ind O fficb ,/
KosKBvaG, Or., Jan. 23, 1 m M
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Juue 3 ’.IT m , entitled “Au act fur the sale of
timber land« in the state» uf California, Ore­
gon, Nevada, aud Washington Territory,”
Charles Hocom of Ashland. Couuty of Jack-
sou, btate of Oregou. ha.-» this »lay filedin this
office
his »W4»rii
«tairmrut for
the
purchase of the lot 1 and S E \ of N K ‘4 aud
F uf S r <4 of Sec No. 2. in Tp No. 40, S K
No. 4 E. aud will orf>runx>f to show that the
laud sought 1« mure \ alnable for its timber or
•tune thau for agricultural purposes, aud to
establish hi« Haim to .«aid lanu, before the
Register aud Keveivarof this office at R om *
burg, or., on Thursday the 11th day uf April,
UML
He naiaes as witues«e» P. Griswold, W
H. Brown, O. L. Steam«. D. b H Yeager, all
uf Ashland. Javkwou county,Oregon.
*vny aud all peiaons claimiug adversely the
above-described lauds are requested to tile
their idaiiiu» in this office <»u or before said
llth day of kprll. 1«*?
CNU W. J o « n -« ton ,
Register.
34 lot
— TO MAKE —
DELICIOUS BISCUITS
WHOLESOME BREAD
or
USE
D wights C ow -B rand S oda °> S aler atu s
UNIFORM
FULL
ANO
WEIGHT.
your package sud you will have
ade.
THE COW BRANT.
<DW1CHTS/1
Timber Land Notice.
4
I' iitku S tatic -» L and Orric«. I
R|>«EBI'K". Or., Jan. Si, IMS. I
Nolle» 1« hereby firm that In compliance
with the provision« »if the act of emigre» of ■
Jun, 3. I'7S. entitleci "An act for the «al« of
timber land« in the stales of California. Ore­
gou, Nevada, aud Washington Territory,’* O.
L. Mearna of Ashland, coanty of Jackson,
stale of Oregon, ha. this day filed in thi« of­
fice bi« »worn «tatement for the purchase of
the lot 2 and S W '«of N F.
and W 1, of S E
', ol sec So. 2. in Tp No. 40, f* R No. 4 E. aud
will offer proof to »how that lhe land «ought
Is muie ' alnable for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to aatd laud, before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Roseburg. <»r.. on
Thursday, the lit It day of April, lx*».
lie name« as witnesses: I*. i.rl»wold. W
H Brown, Chas. H«x*om. D. D. IL Yeager, all
of Ashland. Jackson county. Oregon.|
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above de»<-rihed land« are re<iiie<te<i to file
their claim« in tills »»111«-« on or t»efore »aid
11th da> of April. IX*.'.
»' mas . W J ohnston .
Register.
34 lut
“Another wonderful discovery lias
been made aud that too by a lady in
tins country.
Disease fastened its
dutches upon her mid for seven years
she withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organa were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed incessantly and could not
sleep. She Insight of us n bottle of Dr.
King s New Disoovery for Consumption
mid was so much relieved on taking first
dose Hint she slept all night and with
one ls'ttle has been miraculously cured.
Her name is Mr». Luther Lutz. Thus
writ« W. C. Hamrick A Co., of Shelby,
N. C —Get a free trial bottle at Chit-
wood Bro's Drug Stole.
MEN’S
Furnishing Goods and Hats.
4
CÆSH IN HAND
À
i
Or Approved Country Produce.
You can get those Oliver chilled
plows with «lip shares, at Ashland
.Mills.
*
Brocade diagonal and plaid dress
goods, 10 cts. per yard at M. L. Al­
ford's.
x
Rock Candy Drips -Syrup, NO cents
per gallon. Regular price 90 cents, at
the Red House.
x
At the European Restaurant you can
get board by the week at reasonable
prices.
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STAPLE and FANCY DRYCOODS,
Clothing, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes,
GROCERIES, Etc.,
• > AT LOWEST RATES
/
oo
We tender our thanks for past patronage. and
I NITED STATES LAND OFFICE. (
K wkhtko . O b , Feb. Wth. l«S9o
Notice la hereby given that the following
named ««ttler has tiled notice of her Inteu
tion to make flual proof in «upport of her
claim, and that aald proof will be made I*
iun the Judge, or lu hi, »teen.-e. hefore the
i lerk of the Count» Court of Jackaon Coun­
ty oregou, at Ja<:k«onvllle, Or.,on Thursday
April 4th. IMS. vir Marla P. Berry, formerly
Marla P. Simpaon. Ifoineateadentry No 472»,
for the lot, 1. 2 and 3, and UK', "f N W '4.
aud N F.of 9 W
Sec 3, Tp »-, S R 3 eaat,
A M She n«me« the following wttneaae, to
prove her coutlnuoua residence upon anti
cultivation of, »aid land, viz George Beall,
Frank M. Tungale, elite. C Parker. A «berry
Beall, all of Btg Butte, Jack«on Co , Or.
Auv person who deairea to proteat again«!
the allow auce of aueh proof, or a ho know,
of auv aubatautlal rea«ou. under the law and
rhe regulation» of tlie Interior Depaitment
abv «uch proof ahould not le allowed, will
be given au opportunity at the above men
tinned time and place tocro»»-examine the
witne«ae« of aald claimant, and to offer evi­
dence In rebuttal of that aubmitted be claim­
ant
CHA». W JoBSaTUN.
37-«
Register
Notice to City Tax Payers
Notice 1» hereby given that the tax roll
ha. been placed In my han.U for the colic-
tion of the citv taxa« for rhe year l^w. then-
fore, on Feb. 4th. and for the period of »Ixty
<lay4 thereafter. Between the hour« of :* a. in
and .3 p. m daily. I «ill be at my office in
the pity council mote to receive and receipt
for City taxea.
F.eors« W ALK»n.
City Marshal.
J. XT. MCCALL
Ashland, Oregon
•.»:00 A M.
7|46 A M.
Ar 10.45 a m
Lr. *VWr m
Ar 5:10 r. M.
Lv
MYER,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
FOB ACCOMMODATION OF SXCOND CLASH PA*
• BMHBAS, ATTAi HKD TO >1XFME«* TBONs.
The 9. P. Co.'» Ferry makes connection
with all lhe regular train« on th.- East «1'1»
Div. from foot of F St.. Portland.
*
West Hide lll»l«i««
Hardware, Stoves, & Tinware, livery AND FEED
ASHLAND, OREGON
S LA BLES
W.M. GILROY,
And various builders' material.
Al Albany and Corrali!» connect with
train» «1 Oregon Paelffc Railroad.
f iprM. Train »ally Except xuaday
4 Í0 r. a. 1 Lv Portland.
Ar- I
* *
» Ou P. H. I Ar. Mc.Minvillo. Lv. I »> 4.» a . m
Through Ticket» to all points
South and East
Warehouse at R. R.track, foot
w
M. GILRt >Y
■
G.O. W. STEPHENSON»
Oregon,
All kinds Repairing and New Work.
New Wind Mill« and Iron ipneing
furnished.
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A good digestion waits on appetite
and a good appetite is on# of t he surest
signs of perfect health. If you are
low spirited, irritable, bilious or huvo
an irregular appetite, then we advise
you by all means to take Dr. Heuley’s
Dandelion Tonic. It will make a new
man of you. .Sold by T. K. Bolton.
Of Ohi<». lias lot :itcd iu A-liiPTi'i.
had
an experience of hfte»*n years in thr i'iaiio
and Oreaii trade ami in tearliiiiK v< - al and
Instrunienlftl music He uiil *■<11 y<ui an
organ or piano VERY CHE A !’ and
DotnrM Ic An nun I Comnii«nlon.
Give Some Music Lessons
C. E SHEPHERD
The Oregou Domestic Animal Com- tn the bargain. Hon t buy until vu» have
miMion eelHblinhe<l by tbelutv legisla­ ►»•rn liim.
ture and cotiBisfing of the governor,
secretary of the Male and the president Pianos and Organa REPAIRED
of the state board of agriculture met
at lhe governor’s office on Tues­ Oli short nntiee. prie« « » hmì ’.vork Kiiaran-
day. James Withcombe, V. 8., te«*d NStisfavlory
was elected State Vetennnrian and his He :il<o ha*
salary fixed at SlfMM) a year. A com­
munication Addressed to the governor,
A PIANO TRUCK
stating that there were numerous case«
of glanders iu Washington and Wasco
counties, was referred to th» commis­
sion. who decided to direct the state
Veterinarian to cause investigation to
C.
lie made nt once. It seems likely that
the commission will soon have some 132M
important work to do under the law.
and that the stock interests of the state
T *
are in need of the protection to l»e af­
forded by its provision.—[Statesman.
Horse.8 Boarded and Fed.
e Miiinmr S|ii lings
‘in
The Verdict
W. !. Vawter. • whirr
Jno H. Rentlev. President
Jackson County Bank.
MEDFORD, ’OK.
Unanimous.
W. D. Sult, Druggist, Bipptts, lnd„
testifies: “1 can reccomend Electric
At reason able rates.
Bitters as the very liest remedy, Every
New and bandaome tnrnonta, it-hable bottle sold has given relief in every case.
nndaafe boggy trains, and good «addle One man took six bottles, and was cured
horse« always to be had nt these stables. of libeum-itisiu of 10 years standing.’’
Abraham Hare, druggist. Bellville, Ohio,
affirms: “The best selling niedicetie I
have ever handled in my 20 years ex­
perience, is Electric Bitters?' Thou­
sands of others have added their tes­
GEO. W. STEPHENSON.
timony, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Elecrric Bitters do cure all diseases
of the Liver, Kulnevs or Blood, Only
a half dollar a Wile nt Chitwood
Drug Htore.
A General Banking Business Done on Reasonable Terms,
sight draft«on New York. 9«n Fr»uei«co. Portland. Or., «nd Kan««« City. Mo.
All rolle.'tloiiK entra-t.-d to U« w ill receive attention
department.
Loan, made on approved aeenritv
We make a jpecla! v of thia
(13-17
1'lie West Side
- VIA —
FEED STABLE.
CALIFORNIA.
West eud of bridge
lull iuformation regard lux rak-R.
map«, eu-, apply to company « agent at Ash­
land.
K KOEHLER.
E P ROGERS,
Manager.
Aaat G. F. A Pa»R. Agent.
Linkville. Oregon
8HERM. STANLEY, Prop.
It. is uot often one hear« of a federal
officeholder resicuinjf, therefore the
npectacle ia refreahiDg, when it pre-
aeiiU* itself, and eepectnlly when the
aelf-eacnticing martyr ia a democrat,
who hae tastcxl the fruite of public pat­
ronage for only such a short period tn
au awfully long time. But here he is,
H. S. EMERY
according to the Courier: “Poetmaater
1
E. D. Kelly, of Oregon City, who was
appointed by President Cleveland last
JV
U
fall, believes in the doctrine that "to
the victors belong the spoils." aud will
resign. Furthermore the business of
ASHLAND, OREGON
the office is rapidly increasing ou ac­
Full supply of coffins, caskets, count of the great influx of strangers,
robes of all sizes, ¿lox e«,
and the amount of pay, $1300 annually,
he conetdere insufficient for the amount
crapes, etc., etc.
of
work." The key to the martyrdom
office ami «areroonis at railroad crossing
is fount! in tbe last sentence perhaps,
«1 Heltuan »treet.
rather than the first,
DIHEITOR,
GRADY &.GROW,
i he uiiderRijraed hi« opened h new b itch
et -huviu Ashland, on Main «trevt. st the
old laest market »land near Granite st
I prup4»»e to »upply the public with the
b«’<t of freak
BEEF, PORK AND MUTTON*
House, Sign and Decorative
PAINTING!
Graining,
Glnxing.
Paper Hanging
Kalsomining.
in retir ufC. II’. .-l//« i.s’
I ujfice, Atfthimi.
j
I-IOTKL*
R. R. Street, hxttof 1st Avenue.
ASHLAND.
OREGON,
f. W. Ganiard. Proprietor.
Having leased the above ITouae and
thoroughly renovated mid refitted the Fame.
I am now prepared to offer first class ar
comniodations to th<* traveling public.
The New Management \ ill spare no pains
in making this one of the most cotnfortabb
and homelike hotels in th« place Th«'
table« are supplied with the be-t ihrm”
ket affords. Pleasant «• < omm«»dnri<>ns *. ■
pared for famt’-ics
I.-S
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A VP
’ odging (according to room
Hol or Cold Sulphur Water Baths, 25 ( Is.
Bathn at any time from 7 o’clock, a m .
until 10 o’clock p tn. One bath roo.n :<
served for lntlir“’ use
European lieslaiiraiil
. OYSTER PARLÜRS.
Under >!««■•»!< Temp'.»’,
ASHLAND, OREGON
When all other remedies tail Oregon VE.I IS .17 Alt fio ! NN,
Kidney Tea comes to the front like
H. K Suyili r, Pr<gn
a true, faithful fneod. For kidney and
urinary troubles, such as pain in the
<^^P.4»ar«î v, r u’ ’ k
back, muoon* and milky discharges,
brick dli«t deposit ¡n the urine, loss of
appetite, weakuess, and general de­
bility, Oregon Kidney Tea has no
eijnal. It never fails and l«-iug of pure­
ly vegetable composition does lint in­
W il! I k 4 4‘j.i-ii for uiiM.un* ■ -
jure the systein. Hold by 'I'. K Jl"l’
ton.
Children Cry fcrPitcMer’i Galloria
M.
Bl JOS
Regular convocations on the Thursday
next after the full moon.
W. H. A tkinso M, H 1’.
E II Myer. Sec'jr.
•
ASHLAND LODO« N<>. 23, A. F. A A. M.
Stated i-om'nii ideation on theTliursdny of
or before the full moon.
E. V Mtl ls.W. M
Win R Lawton, Secretary.
P l az a C orner S tore
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. I, <». F S.
Stated meeting« on 1st ami ‘>1 Tu* dny in
each month.
Mrs J b < rocker, W XI.
Mi«» K ate C hitwood , Secretary .
Fine Perfumery. Soaps, Sponges,
Trusses, Toilet Articles.
ASHLAND LODGE No. 4.’».
1. O. O. F.t
Hold regular meetings every Saturday
evening at their hall iu Ashland. Brethren
in good standing are cordially Invited to
attemi.
D. H igh N. u .
W v Roberts, Secretary,
All Standard Patent Medicines
PILOT KOCK ENCAMPMENT NO 16.1 O O F
Meets in Odd Fellows’. Hall every 2d and
ttb Monday In each month. Member, in
good standing cordially invited to attend.
R oot T aylor . C. P.
N A Jacobs. Scribe.
ASTISTS’ - MATERIALS.
I’NiTF.D S tates L am » O ffk e , /
R gsebi ini. Or . Jan. 30, lviiM
Notice i» hereby given that in compliance
! with the provision1* of the act iif Congresa of
• ntitted “An ad for »h< sale of
limlier land* in 1 he H’Hies of ('slifoHiis, Ore
gon. Nc\ u in. and Washington Territory,”
A'l^’us* < arisen, of Roseburg. C ounty of
!»<».igla-’. " ale of Oregon, has ibis dav filed
In thi ' office his sworn statement fur the pur-
<
of the -
of N E l4 aud S E ‘i of N W
l4 f s. ' Nt- 11, in Tp No 4V. S K No. 4 east,
and will offer proof to show that the land
'«•ught is more \aluablv for if» timlier or
s;« in- that) fo. agricultural purposes, and to
establish his claim t«> 'aid laud before lhe
Register and Receiver of thin office at Rose-
burg, Oregon, on Friday, the 26th day of
Apri
He names a* witnesses M N. Long, C. J.
Anderson. John Johnson, H. 8. E\aus, al! of
Ashland, Jackson County, Oregou.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely
the above ff«’scnbed lands are requested to
tile their claims iu this office on or before
said 2
of April, 1880.
C has . W. J ohnston ,
Register.
Break» lhe Record.
At Burckhalter A Hasty’s you can Keeps constant’» on hand the la st of
hi season. A liberal «hare of the patronage
of the people of Ashland and vicinity re
find the dneet line of writing tablets,
HAY AND GRAIN.
spertfuily
«ol!«‘ih’d.
note and letter paper, of all grades;
Horses left in mv care will be properly All Orders Promptly Filled.
time books, pocket memoraudum
buika, memorandum blocks, note and cored for. Remember the place; west
receipt blanks, scratch books, bill end of the bridge.
DAVID PAYNE.
fg~ Stable open night <i»<l day.
books, pens, inks anti pencils to lie
A-hlaud. Or., June 211, ltW.«
ffound in the city.
12.9|
S human S tamlky .
■
ß
-
opeut d again for
Will Buy and Sell horses
:o:
Send or call for prices.
of Helman street.
1 he <»ld stables on Main stieet near
the bridge, and the new atables on Oak
at reel, arc now under th** proprietorship
and ni:inngeui**nt of
Who is now [vrcpnreil to offer the public
better Hcoonun<>datioiv« thnn ever before
afforded in Southern Oregon in th« liv­
ery bnxitiMH.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS
Mail Train Dally .Kxrapt Hniidajr)
7 30 *. x I Lv. Fontani
Àr. I 6 20 F x.
12 2Ä ». m . I Ar. Cortellta.
Lv. 11 ■■«> » X-
NEAR DEI’GT.
Ashland,
J. H. McBHIDE.
THE ASHLAND
MSKIYOC CHAPTER, N’>. 21. R A
Timber Land Notice
J. K. VanSant s
I 2-111
LEK IN—
Ar. I 3 45 I* M
Ar. 11 35 A. M
Lv. ! 9.00 F M
PULLMAN BUFFL1_SLEEPERS.
1
A Pen Portrait of Boulanger.
Merchant Tailor,
LOWEST PRICES.
Local Pas'gr Train Daily < Except Sunday
9 00 a . M. I Lv. Portland,
12 40 r. N.I Lv. Albany,
2 40 F N.I Ar. Eugene,
Wisdom’s Robertine,
Passengers to and from each train.
50RTH.
1 Lv. Portland.
1 Ar. Ashland.
Lv. Ashland.
1 Ar San Francisco.
1
t |IE I N I'ERSIGNEU would announce
_ to his old » ustumers, ami the public
vneral ix. that lie is again in the transfer
usine», and is prepared to attend to all
eall< prumpth at
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
THE MT. JHASTA ROUTE.
Paints, Oils, Glass,
Time between Ashland and San Fruristo.
Putty, Varnishes,
23 HOURS.
1 oo r.N.
M ;<0 A.M.
RE medy -- p AIN
leading ladies of society and promi­
nent professional stars have testified to
its excellency in tbe most emphatic
terras. Guaranteed harmless aud tnatch-
less. Chitwood Bros., druggists, Ash­
land, Or., sell it at 50 cts. per Ivottle and
give a beautiful card to every purchaser.
Masonic Directory, Ashland.
SLWINÛ MACHINE kiCDL’S
AhD LUPFLIES.
Special attention j m . ì <1 the
Proscription Department
13-151
Thi* popular r< medy never iuila
to ef led ii uliy c ure
Dyspepsia, Constipation. Sick
Headache, Biliousness
And all «iixeaaeM arixiug from a
Torpid Liverand Ead Digestion.
The natural
atpp«s-
lite 1« h <I fcolid 1 IcUi. frost somi II,
elegantly Niiuar t’<»;i*i’d *».id « i**y
to mm allow. Solti <‘i«ry .her*.
**fnJGrui'ificit far th»- • <>. »• .
-•
Ao/«/. H ot A k /»«»/* «««•/ s«<«. rovi i ’ iCH/ix.
/’i teOH «ppf ati
G
Millionaires In the Senate.
There is a great deal t<x» ruueb trut h
iu the statement that our Senate is be­
coming a rich inau's chib. It is the
popular tbrng nowadays for a rich
man, having achieve»! alH tbe honors
that the commercial world cau give
him, to seek to gratify bis vanity by
the practical purchase of a seat in the
lIV.TTJItITCS
Senate. There is no use mincing
40 TEARS' CHRONIC PAINS.
words, for thiB is very generally the
ceae. When Zachariab Chandler came SCIATIC RHEUMATISM.
to tbe Senate just before the war I
AFTER 6 YEARS.
have bear»! that he could uot tiud an­
other millionaire in the chamber. On­
Ithaca X T .
ly fourt«*n years ago there were but
July 6 1I8T
nine milliotiHires iu the Senate. Then»
Buffered biot year»—
will be. counting Vice-I’reeident Mor­
injury to hip rMulting la
ton, nineteen millionaires iu the next
rh«um«tiun. muscular
Senate, which numl>er is a fourth i»f t! e
w««ka«M and contracted
total. I saw a man toot up to-day the
eorda
Two bottlu Bt
fortunes of the men.liers of tbe next
Jacob» Oil relieved me so
Senate. Of course no other earthly
thAt I now walk, about
thing is ns hard to find out as lion
and Attend to daily da-
rich a man is. He himself very seldom
tiee at SI I heartily In­
knows, anil the human iniagnnatiou is
dorse it
w««ak mdeetl when it contemplat«*» h
JOB EDSTLL
big aggregation of dollars. Most of
CBIFFLBD
CASKS
THROW
AWAT
OTirTCWKS
the people of this country canuot un-
CVB1D FEBMANEMTLY
derstan»! tbe sensation of owniug SII khi
in a lump. It us » h ! to l>e n con.mon
rUTIMONlALB CHEERHTLLT BSNIWIP
CHBOWIC CA.SE8 BEST CURES
saving that A. T. Stewart was worth
SlOil.tW.IRX), but I believe his estate
Sold by
and 1 trait* t Evfryu-hrrs.
after »leath amounted only to 830,1X10,- vuanuiaiES* VOGELER CO Baltimore. Md.
(XMi. But on the Imais of [>opiil:ir
guesses th»- figures of Senatorial wealth
that I saw to-day footed up 8139.1 W.-
i
tX«>. Think of it! «1.36,000,000 be­
tween nineteen men! A rich man's
club indeed. -[Ex.
!
Fransfei
----- DEALER IN
BlJrWEEN PORTLAND t SAN FRANCISCO
MISCELLANEOUS.
SAW GUMMING A Specialty.
Gum Boots 82.50 per pair, at O. II.
When I entered he was sitting at a
Blount’s.
*
long table covered with books and pa­
H. SCHERRER.
pers, but he immediately arose, eante ■”
i
forward
with
a
pleasant
"Bon
jour"
R. N. ANDERSON,
and a hearty grasp of the band, and
led me to a seat It was the first time
I bad seen him, and I observed with
some surprise that he was not in tbe
-----THE-----
least like tbe published portraits that
are
to
be
seen
in
every
part
of
Pans.
Ashland, Or.,
CHEAPEST PLACE
He has nothing of the dapper look of
l AS RECEIVED a contplete «lock of the photographs and engravings. His
Iu Ash land te buy your
I 1 Foreign and Domestic Coeds of the
la i-«! de«ign-, frvin which he agree»to make hair is not dark and nicely combed, as
up suits in the latest stjleaud at the most you see it in tbe "pictures in little,"
reasonable [ rice» cf any first clasa house ou but it is an iron gray, and it stands
the Pacific C'oa«t. Therefore if you want a “cropped" and erect. His beard, too,
----- IS AT------
nobby suit call and examine g-Hids and
price«. A perfect fit aud first-class work is tawny and slightly mixed with gray.
guaranteed
Yours, Truly.
Iu physique be is of medium height, I
13 »i
R. N ANDERSON,
well filled, and neitbet stout nor slen­
-shop corner of Church A Main Sts.
STORE Cholee Grocerie- a '•p «
der. He has a stronger face aud more CASH
tv. Gool-i delivered to ain part of tin ■
intellectual bead than tbe popular por­
J. K. VanSant
traits credit him withal, aud the lines
in bie face are distinctly marked
there is quite a deep line running
across his forehead. His eyes are keen
aud gray. His coat was semi-military
tn cut, but not in color, for like his
trousers, it was kind of a yellowy
brown.
Successor to Youle & Gilroy,
« aliromla Kvpreee Train« itun Itally
Gimlets, gouges. tweezers, pliers,
Pots and kettles, pans «nd friers.
All things for ¡ill sorts of buyers
At hardware store of II. C. Myer's.*
SOCIETIES.
g"U, Nevada, aud Washington Territory,”
W il. brown, of Anhlaud. county of iack»on,
“ta’e of Oregon, has this na. tiled in this of­
fice his "«urn *;a:cment fur the purchase of
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE NO. 14.
Lot 3 a:) 1 S E 14 of N W ‘..g and E of S W
of Sec No .. in Township No <0, S, Runge
Meeti» on tbe 2d and 4th Tuesday iu each
No. 4, E, and will offer proof to show that umuth in Odd Fellows's Hall. Ashland.
the laud sought is more valuable for Its tim­
M as ANNIE L ong ,, N. G.
ber or atone than fur agiiculiural purposes,
John May, Sec y.
and lu establish his claim to said laud before
the Register and Receiver of this office at
Roseh irg. Or , on Thursday, ihe 11th day of
April, lb*9.
“
Ashland. Lodge, A. 0 .TT. W
He names a- wltuesse«:
I’ Grtawold,
Meets I d lodge rooui in Odd Fellow’s
Cha le.w Hoc«.nn, 0. L Stearns, 1) D H. Yea
I Hall every firm and THIRD Wednesday iu
ger, uii of Ashland, Jackson county. Or.
each month. Present hour of meeting 7 <*•
M
CHA6 W JOHNSTON, Register.
r m . All Brethren in good staudinx are
cordially invited to attend.
W n . P atterson . M. W.
T. W. L ynch . Recorder.
C mtjcd S i a ii .’ L and O ffice . /
K<» sehukg , Or., Jan. 30, 1M9. i
Notice is imreby given that iu compliance .
Zaights of Pythias.
w itb the pro\isi.ui» uf the act of Cougrea»N uf i
June 8. I?»?*, entitled '‘An act for lhe sale of ’ ( GRANITE LODGE. NO. 23, Knight» of
timber lan<O in the States uf California, Ore-
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meet» e»ery
gon, Nevada, aud Washington Territory.” I ( Fridav evening. Visitiug Knights in good
John Johnson of Ashland, C«>unt> oi Jack- standing are cordially invited to attend.
'»■n, State of Oregon, lias this dav filed jn
W. B MILLION. <
this uthee his sworn statement for the pur
H T. CHITWOOD. K ol R A fo
chase of tile S E
of Set No- 26, in 'I p No, 39,
H R No I eii-!, and will offer proof to show
iliat the land bought is more xaluablv fur its !
A
D
Burnside Post, No. 23, meet
timber oi «lone than for agricultural pnr-
•
LN.. jn Masonic Hall on the 1st
iB.-es aijfi to e-iabiish his claim to said laud mul 3d Saturday of each month. VlMtinir
I k fore ihe Kegi.-lei aud Receiver of thisoliice comrades cordially welcomed.
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Fridas. the 26th da^
MAX PR.M HT.
of April. 1KVJ.
Commander.
J. R. C asey ,
He iiunie-il- witnesses John May. M. N.
Idjutant.
i.ong. fl. - Evans. ( . J. Anderson, ail of
Ashland, Jackson County. Oregon.
An\ and all pers4in» claiming adversely
CHURCH DIRECTORY
th” above <!•••■ < ribed lauds are requested to
file their claims in this office on or ta-fore
nt5H®Dl NKAKD ( Ml K< ll. (.RAN1TK
said 26th day of April, ISM*.
< HAK. \\\ J ohnston .
Ui^jBr street. Ashlaud. Preaching every
^undav at II o'clock a. ni
Register
I
E e Ht’RCH-H I’<ATCHWEi I .
Pastor. Sen ice» äabbaih b<’h«»ol. >
Timber Land Notice
Preaching at 10 A. M., and 7 P. M. Prajer
mel ting Thursday evening at 7 P. M.
r sited si \Tt> L and O ffice , f
R oseburg , Or.. Jan. 30. Ifo-sOj
Nolit • i- hereby given that in compliance n><5f*FlRHT PRESBYTERIAN < HI'R< H.
Ashland, Oregon. Rev. F. <i.Strange,
u i’ h the pro\ isjons of the act of Congress of
June . K*. entitled' All act bn the sale of pastor. Sabbath service«- Preaching morn­
a.
timbv lands in tb< States of C alifornia, Ore­ ing and evening. Sabbath svho«»l at'•
gon. N>’. ada, and Washington Termory
m. Young people’s meeting at a p. m. Gen
.1. A'lder^oti of Ashland, County of Ja< kson, oral prayer meeting Thursday cveniug.
" ate of < >r»’gen. ha' this day tih-d tn this of
t ee !»i- *worn stat- ment for tbe purchase of ’»-Sw ’THE FIRST < cM.RE'.ATION 41.
th N E ’4 of •< N.i. >. lu Tp No
S R No. Lit
clinn-h of A»blan<l. Re'.
.1. Mel.
4, vast, ami will oiter proof to show that the bier,
pastor, corner of .Main Mred and
land ^»uu’bt i- r.une \alnable for it» timber Siskiyou avenue. Mornimr hour. 10,30; even
oi st«.nr than for agricultural purnoFCN, and ing hour, 7:30; Sunday school, 12 m.; prayer
t4>e>tabli.sh his claim to ^aid land tie fore the meeting, Thursday evening at 7 3” \11 are
Regi-ier «nd R<’ve'\ vr «•( this office at Ros<*- ordiallv invited to be Tnesent.
bnrg. Oregon, on Fiiday, the 2»»th dav of
Atoll, IN'’-'
lie nanufo as wittiessc- John Ma>, M N
I ong. J.<liii Johnson. H. S. Evans, all of Ash.
!.. W. CAU m ««\.
A. If. CKRHON
land, Jackson County, Oregon
Xny ami all persons claiming adversely the
ab<<\e dcsrribed lands are requested to file
tin-ir c laims in ibis office on
* '
•Jfith day of A pill. 1H8SL
('HAS W JOHNNTON,
I
.:vior
Register.
GROCMUI i :s
cordially solicit a continuance ol the same.
FINAL PROOF NOTICE
r
What on Earth
Is the reason people will not, can not. or
do no’, see any difi.-ronce in cheap nos­
trums put np by Cheap John h-uses or
irresponsible partie i at enormous profits,
rattier than take a medic me of world
wide reputation and one that is civing
nuiver' il satisfaction at equal price?
No uiedtoitie in lhe world is giving such
unparalleled satisfaction for purifying
the blood as BEGGS' BLOOD PtBI
Fl Eli and BLOOD MAKER, and every
(Kittle that does not do its work wili co»'
you nothing.
CHI I WOOD A Blt'L.
Druggists.
What in the Wourld ix the reason yoo
I will cough and keej^coughing and xtill
keep trying inferior tuedicinex when
BEGGS’ CHERRY COVGH SYR1 I’ will
positively relieve your cough at once i
1 his is no ndvertising M-hente, but an
actual fact, and we guarantee it CHIT­
WOOD BROS., Druggists.
Buck Ion's Arnica Salve.
From and after May ist. tSSS, 1 propose to sell goods only lor
Some Reporter’* roll Io Get rii.-re.
LEG \L ADVERTISEMENTS.
A gentleman from thia section of the
alate. wh<» is not averse to interviews,
but always prefers to interview instead Notice of Administrator de Bonis Non.
of l>eiug interview,xl. was in San Fran­ Notice is hereby given that the under­
cisco a few »lavs since, when ati active signed ha» been duly appointe«! by the
honorable County Court, of Ja< k«<»n couuty
reporter approach«»! him aud said:
adminiFtrAtor de bonis non, of lhe
"You ar« from lhe liorl hern part of Oregon
«J J< ssv Dollarhide, decva»ed. Ail
the state, I believe, and have lx-en iu estate
P< !son-» having Hann' against said estate
charge of extensive railroad surveys up which have n<»( heretofore t»een presented
tn (’. Mingus, former administrator of raid
there?”
state resigned are hereby notified that
Tbe gentleman replied that he had. < fcuc
h « ¡.iims must be presented to mv. «inly
The rejxirter then in the most affable evrtith'd ae<*or<ling l<> law. at my residem-’e
in Ashland w ithin six months Hom the date
manner said:
P. bt sn . Administrator.
"Haveyon any objection to siate hereof.
Ashland. Or.. March 8. 1 sh ‘ j .
what road you represent?”
“Oh, no," san! the aecomoilatiug
Notice to Taxpayers
anrvevor; “noue in the IwtaL It is the
IL W. A C.”
Taxes for the y< ar 1WX are m»w due and
"That's a new organization, is it pavHhleand will beemne delinquent after
not?” said the reporter, musingly. "I April 1,. An early payment <>f >ame is
requested, a» n will l»e necessary io turn
«loti't remember what road the iuitinls over
slate and s( h«»ol lake» to county treas­
designate."
urer within the time specified by law. 'lhe
Jaw
iu
relation to collection of taxes will be
“Oh. il".” said the surveyor; "il is
J ames G. B ikii . sf . y .
on« of the oldest. It is lhe Hell, West »Lrh’ily vnf.irced.
Sheriffof Ja- kson county. Oregon.
and Cro»)k«d. Hell is as old as the Jackson*, ille. Or., February 27, ibsy.
world, and if you have ever traveled
onr road you found it to lx» the crook-
Timber Land Notice.
eilest iu the world."
U nited S tates L and O ffice ,^
The reporter for some reason faih-d
K< mebl kg ,O r . Jau .3, lb«9 i
to report U> his daily the information
Notice 1* hereby given tha’ in rompliauce
he received from the representative of with the provisiijus of the act of Congress of
ls7\ entitled, “Au act for the sale of
the H. W. A
[Redding Free Press. .lune
timber laud-' in the > afes of California, Ore
Coughl and Coughl! and Cough!!!
The bent naive in the world for cut«,
brnirtew. Mores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
Mores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­
tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
tion. <»r money refunded. Price 25 cents
»»•»r I m » x . For sale by Chitwood Bros.
oo
Timber Lami Notice
VxtTKD S tat «!* L axo O ppic «, j
RouBai'M, Or., Jau 2S, 1809.1
1
Notie« i» barebjr |fiv«n that in compliance
with the pro«i»ion» ol the act ot C»>u<re»a of
June 3, I’fr’L entitled "An act fur the rale of
timber laud» in the Stale» of California, Ore-
Tun. Nevada, and Waahingtuu Territory"
am»-* Thornton uf Ashland, cunntv uf Jack-
ha. thi. day filed ill
thia office hit »wuru atalemeut fur the pur­
chase uf the X E ■« of Sec So. 12, Iu Tp No.
40, S R No. 4 eaat, aud will offer proof to »how
that tbe la id «oujht 1» more valuable for It»
Umber or »tone than for agricultural pur-
po«e>, and to e»tabli»h hl» claim to »aid laud
before tbe Re»i»ter and Receiver of thia office
at Roaeburp, Oregon, on Mouda.. lhe 15th
dav of April, 1889.
He names a« wltuease« J. T Million, Oa-
car Luce.», D. T. Waldroop, Robt. M. Garrett,
all of Aahland. Jackeon couuty, Ore«ou.
Any and all paiaou»claimin« adversely tbe
above-dt'cribed land, are requeated to file
their claim, lu tl'l» office on or before aald
15tb day of April, lew
I'tUI W JOHNSTOX,
Reffiater.
35-10«
Ü retro 11
Ashland,
IM«'
Observations of falling-stars have
been used to determine roughly "the
average number of meteorites which
attempt to pierce the earth’s atmos­
phere during each twenty-four hours.
Dr. Schmidt of Athene, from olwerva-
tions made during seventeen years,
found that the mean hourly number of
luminous meteors visible ou a clear,
moonlesa night by one observer was
fourteen, taking the time of observa­
tion from midnight to 1 o’clock in the
morning.
It has been further experimentally
shown that a large group of observers
who might include the whole horizon
in their observations would see alajut
six times as many as are visible to the
eye. Professor H. A. Newton and oth­
ers have calculated that, making all
proper corrections, the nuiniier which
might Is» visible over the whole earth
would lie a little greater than 10.000
times as many as could lie seen at oue
place. From this we gather not less
than 20,000,000 luminous meteors fall
upon our plauet daily, each of which
in a dark clear night would preseut us
with the well-known phenomenon of h
shooting star.
Thia nilmlier, however, by no inonna
represents the total number of miunte
meteorites that enter our atmosphere,
because many entirely invisible to the
naked eye are often seen in telescopes.
It has been calculated that the number
of meteorites, if these were included,
would be increased at least twenty-fold;
this would give us 400,000.000 of me­
teorites falling tn the earth’s atmos­
phere daily.—[Harper's.
To build a fence scientifically.
To till the wood-lxrx every night.
To shut doors in the summer to keep
th" thes out.
To shut doors without slamming.
To shut them in winter to keep tha
cold out.
To do errands promptly and cheer­
fully.
To get ready to go away without the
united efforts of mother and sisters.
To wash dishes and make Ins bed
when necessary.
To sew on a button »nd dam a stock-
mg.
To l>e kind to all animals.
To have h dog. if possible, and make
a coinpHUioti of him.
To ride, row, shoot and swim.
To be manly and courageous.
To let cigarettes alone.
M. L. A lfohd
MARCH
Met curites
A Boy should Garn
Timber Land Notice.
I’NtTrn ntatk « L and Orrick.,
KrNIBl’NO. Or.. Jan. 23, I**', i
NoHee is hereby given that in compliance
with the provision.« of the aot of Congre»« of
June.,. 1x7*. entitled "Au act for the »ale of
timtier lauds in the State« of California. Ore­
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory." P.
Griswold of Ashland, county of Jackson.
Blate of lirtgon. has thia day filed in this of­
fice hl« »worn statement for tbe unreha««- of
lhe lot 4. X W ■, of N W
and W >, of H W t
ol «ec No 2, iu Tp No. 40. X, R N j 4 E, '.nd
will offer proof to «how that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or »tone than
for agricultural purposes, and to extab'ish his
claim to »aid land before the Register and
Receiver of Ibis office at Roseburg. Or., on
Thursday, the 11th day of April, ixx'.t.
He name, a» witnesses' Chari««* H»x*om,
O. L. Stearu». W H Brown. D. D. H Yea­
ger, al! of Ashland, Jackotn couuty, Oregou.
Any aud all per«on«claltnlng a<lver«ely tbe
above described lauds are requeeted to file
tbelr claims lu this office on or before said
llth dav of April, Wx'.'
cmah . W J ohnston ,
Register.
34 lot
FRIDAY
A Woman’s Discovery
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ALWAYS
ASHLAND TIDINGS
Ill Kurland there was less aunsbiue
in 1NSH than iu any year before since
1879.
Paint mad»' with tiir[ientine is a bet­
ter protector for iron work than linseed
oiL
From a general view taken in Eng­
land the natives apj>enr to be increas­
ing in vigor rather than degenerating.
It may l>e generally stated that, tor-
nadoea do not occur in the United
States w»»»t of the on« hundredth me­
ridian.
*
Between 10i«> aud 20o0 centigrade
was found t<» be the temperature of a
mass of molten lava in the island of
Hawaii.
A good furniture varnish is made of
two ounces of white wax and one gill
otoil of turpentine. Melt the wax and
gradually mix with the turpentine.
The temperature of Siberia was once
so much tnilder than at present that
its birds, which were once sedentary,
trow migrate to South Africa and else­
where.
The great advantage of high-speed
engines ta that the steam has no time
to condense, or rather, that very little
of it is condensed in comparison with
the amount utilize«!.
Str Douglas Galton speaks of the
increase every year of fog and smoke
iu London, and Dr. Russell shows that
the city rain eoutaius twice as much
impurity as that collected in the sub
urbe. Professor Lodge argues that by
disturbing the electrical condition of
the air by kites or balloons raiu may
l»e caused, and by this means the fog
be dishxiged.
MEALS - ALL HOURS ANO SHAPES
SlifriHtn Sisters, Pr»p‘r‘s.
The BUYERS’GUIDE if
4 m .1 March and Bept.,
each year. It *a un ency.
.clop^dia of useful mfor-
gf* motion for all who pur­
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
cm clothe you oud furnish you will,
.ill the nee- H.ary and unnecessary
n-rdiarco;- tc ride, walk, daiico, sleep,
c .t, fUl . hunt, work,• go to church,
or stay o home, and in various sizes,
st h’s and quantities. Just llguro out
v. i.d i - re<;uire.l to do all these things
COHFOf T/iRi.U «nd you can make a lair
estimate ol 'he value of the BUYERS’
GUIDE/ which will be sent upon
receipt ot 10 centa to pay postage,
FOR ALL SKIN DISEASES.
Sok! by T. K. Bolton,
Perxans gain rapidly while taking IL
80’ ITT’S EMULSION I, acknowicdged bj
Physician» to be tbe Finest and Bent prepars
Uon in tbe world for the relit f and cure of
--------- Consisting of-
APPLE, PEAR PEACH,
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
PLUM, PRUNE, CHERRY. CENERAL DEBILITY, WASTINC
APRICOT, NECTARINE,
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
ALMOND, WALNUT, and OOLDSand CHRONIC COUCH8
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vine, Currants, Gixrneberrie«»,
I
Black bernee, Raspberries,
i
Strawberriea, Figs,
Etc., Etc.
Our trr-es are grown without irrigation
on Red hill land, and all of known va­
rieties that suoceed in Southern Oregon.
Those contemplating tree plsnting
will do well to visit our orchard and nur-
serv, or write ns for price list.
Postoffioe—Murphy. Josephine county
Oregon. K. R. statien, Grant’s Pass
A. H. CARSON & SON.
T
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1
4
54,000 Bartlett Pear,
Winter Nelis Pear,
15,000 "
15,000 Beurre d Anjou Pear'
___A’oyal Ann Cherry.
25,000
io.ooo Black Tartarian Cherry,
15,000 Black Republican Cherry,
30,000 Esopus Spilzenberg Apple.
30,000 Yel. Newtown Pippin
20,000 Baldwin Apple,
15,000 A’ed Cheek Pippin Apple
15,000 Northern Spy Apple,
10,000 Early Crawford Peaches.
I on
M VNUFACTURER,
,t low ratei, «n<! nil work done promptly.
;o is
nrovte 6,000,000
Ferry’s Seeds
—M. FERRY ¿ CO arv
*kuvw Its w * h ! to bo tbe
WORK
Ropatring Neatly Done
11**HrreVti
M a Yr
>
m
tt,e «o*««*
fiHRiAce',
SEE0 MHU AL
TA J
5
H. JUDGE.
tn all ,ps>Uc*p»a and
to toatjaàr^cuunOT»
ASHLAND STATE
0. M. FERRY a C0.,0,lr««. Miti»
NORMAL - SCHOOL.
NOTICE
J * "WEET, Pr.f- miilnt ,
Mathama H--, is. < ho’.ugj. School Economy.
Vegetable, Flower, Grass, Alfalfa
and Safron
Jt LA M GOODYEAR,
English «X ammar. Rhetoric, and Latin
C. F. NF>SE.
Penmanship tind Executive Work
mb - L ottie d willard ,
Vt.icc Culture.
KATE P CALVIN,
In st rum ent al Mu«iv
EMMA TGI.MAN,
I» a .* ink’ end P»!ip!rip
<M a M»A M OóGbYEAh.
tTitle T* *i<’htr iu Training Sc hool
ugg tignai . teaì ’WK k ».
uf th» Senior Cl**'
1 ir»i tv:m Ukgi.inim> Sept . I«"*. Fo.* fur
th lier inf.»*inalimi addico,
J * "V ! it , pru’itlvnt,
Ashland. Oreifoh.
{H—4^
a
Try
the Cure
Tbe treatment of ma
• >f thi»»«« chiordc wcu!
ailments pecufiur b» f,-i
Hole] and fo»u.^i<al It.
has affirded a x h *1 <
liu' am! thoroughly (■
< ure 4»f womans pet uiULT maiadtcfo
Dr. Pierre*« Imwrifr Pre~ .rrliMion i»
lhe outgrowth, nr r
- j :iu *.« » '*■»« un.I
valuable rxjierirm*». ’jive,
I of U-.Lrn»
nials, rec«*iv«*d fr*»»n potn-ti!«
il fror., 1 filij-»»
clan« who lmv«* toted it in t
m i .i_.ru
Ji 1 t .rtl -1
vatrd arid <»t>stinnt«’
v bi
their skill, prove lit b* tl » I’l’isl
.mlM-rui
remedy ever drvi«.. > f r t
r»-Uet r
ire*«
mifiCriiir w<an«’»i. It 1« r. rvcutnn» 1*-1 n . u
“ <
but a» a nv* t ¡•»■rtect s
Itii- f .
« njuaiS peculiar ailment*«,
m poMf riu*. Il* vigor;»* I or: (Adir it
ImihirtM strength t’> tlir’T. ’’
nysi ifiu. ___
FD'I
to Ute womb tu d its njm • •
•« I/» i«rfk*nl.-«rx
For overwork«^!, •• v. ■ rn--i t,' ' ’ •run-iltawn,”
debilitated teiu her«, du E iix r* , dr» **'n*takcr%
sei.niRtr»“»'v«>s •
»■.
fokrepor». nur>
hu» nr.»tie
uj. i -- f.-«•’ . !*■ »• i»m< n
j; g»
j. .»cjaily, br
—- - rs,
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l*irr<•••'« Fuvorite I'r« > •;i| .i u »■» tin* grwc«- .
earthly boon, bring i
itL i »« no u;»,-tizi.««
rordlaJ an«l reatorutiv»*»
As a «oolhluK nr<l •*lrrTn.ihrnleu ncr
vine.
» «•■«-. " ».»Ai"-
l‘.*v<»rit« Pr*
i i * r
.-
iu.*;
|ii.*; -
un«l Is invíUuubl«’ lu i ■ p ,_* i,. ) *ti!»<!intiK
nvrvoij« rxciUbUitv, irri!: iii’x, <*xVi;ui'-u *n
pr««tratIon.
• ..
,. „I «,.[» . .n-
trwnüig, iiurv«»«« hyuipt 'fiA« < ’ .i . *t,«v utter:*!
ant U|»«>u fbneti*. *.! »»• -I ■ »•• u.! •
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woujb. It if:4u« i- :» fit--hi»¡ - , <-puti<trf U«’\» '
menul anxiety uu l »1«
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i*
a Irgllluanle*
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pounord by an «•*]»«■! j* u« «• i <nt xkillfbl t.».*
»k lan, and a«U¡»tvl t « v ■»:,
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lanlsallon. It t«*
v. uc i
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u any coit«Ut!<>n f the \ -t
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- ,|,,C
-i '.’I.-W8. - r nau •
fi
and kir»dr<*d nynq»t< i i < i « i» »
wiii prove very in-/»« n. ui.
A complete assortment of
s'^.crtrx.T’
...
NORTHWEST!
SETTLEMIER.
Saddle and Harness J. H.
Woodburn, Oregon.
will be mad** to give entire «Htlsfaction
COLD
IN
HEAD.^yrtV£W
A particle 1, applied lr.fo rerh n<.»trH and F-
ICTreahle. Price fiOe. »1 flrauiri't*. or »:, mail.
iLY BROTUF’.BS. ’■ V .n » S'r \N
lurk
for CAtal<»gne and price liM to
ALL ORDERED
CATARRH
Cleanses the Nasal Passages
Allays Inflammation. Heals the
Sore9. Restores the Senses of
Taste, Smell and Hearing.
▼
Also, Nut, Shade, Ornamental and Ever­
green Trees Vines and Shrubbery.
Keeps constantly on hand a full
supply of everything in h I»«» vc
line, which wili be sold at prices
low a- can be offered any where.
Th» great remedy for ffmrumptian, om.
Waiting in Children. Sold by all Dnujt/Uta
Ely’s Cream Balm
Other Kinds of Fruit in Froportion.. . . . . . . .
ASHLAND, OREGON
OF PURE COD
LIVER OIL
•AJ-JD
HYPOPHOSPHIT E 8
So disguised that it can be taken
ested, and assimilated by ths most
MDsitive stomach, when the plain oil
?annot be tolerated; and by the com­
bination of the oil with the hypo-
phosphites is moch more efflesriosa
Remarkable a.« a fltsh producer.
Largest Stock in the
pEQlF1^
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
A.H. CARSON & SON, Prop’s.
OREGON
A ppetizer .
V life-long study. 1 warrant my remedy t
;raa the worst oases Because <-tl > rs I .i.
ailed 1« no reason for not n.>« reeeivn.- ■'
-eud at once for a lre»ti«c and a 1 '
» . -■• T-
it mv iNFALl.tBLS llutEUY. Gue L
ind Post (IFire. It co' W you n<
r.al. aod it will cure you. Addr
•4.C. ROOT.i.l.C., I83Pf .5l
Almost as Palatable as Milk
MONTGOMERY WARD A'CO.
CURES INDIGESTION
FITS, EPILEPSY o
FALLING SICKNESS
Six niilex South of Grant’s Pax«. Jose
phine countv. Oregon.
111*114 Mjchtgau Avenue, Chicago.Ill
URINARY^KIDNEY troubles
When I aay O tre I do not mean m
■top them for a time, and then Live tie
urn again 1 MUN A RADICAL Cl 11
1 liave made the diseade of
w
» x*aíi «¡ - h -
"Fasorilr Pre «»r ri pi Im» ‘ I« n poUflvr
eure fur the lu i
... toted
..u-»i » him
n.i ! . ■. . ,.tr
•ill
<’as»*«of i» »i-•irrm-H, * x, -. •» Ivo
iV4. flow!
fl, >;ii
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u.r ntnr.4 N,ip
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t »i- >, ■
t
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mci^truutmn, ua^Hturul
• iul or fa I Ung of the v uti, • ,ku k , “irtiÄaE*
a»-ukiiews,”* ant”V«T ¡uii, . r«*tr ’» rtdon, IriMidng
d >w*n ««’iKiti os,« •firmt ; « ».*.■
.mnu
4» ‘D umi ulceruttoi i »•
bluff amatati» u,
pmn and tender!»
__ _ m _
max < uqrfuitod
with •• mterual brat.”
Implements Egg Food, Etc.
1» u rrgnlaiur n
acuufe, al th*u vritu’ul |*.'ri«-l . < cH
girlhood t«j womiu«’,..* l, r. ’i.rJ!
l| >u” t«a perJurtiv >•.(.• F.-L . .ni tu.. .
produce milv g«...d jcm -I dl It >.«
ut
<4 »it and Vhti’iib*«* ■ • it*. « ffeH*
tlio*«r
dtwirt:«
ra
ami
ra*t/»
tm
.
Jr»'
Ur »-vul frer (»U sppU'AUuU Addi-f u»
that bit»T a’»«i ju-
< nib al period, k
Gt<>, eTA RHETT,
rUe < aange «J
Wtelln v A x II m . VS 1
tav»«riir BrrM’rhaioti. vi .«a taken tn
»• .nmvU'JU with tot i ' « t rr. Pi«.
•> MedJcul Df«cu\* *\>, and smull laxHlivr
l>r. 1’U‘H.»' b Purgative ic.ut- <j
Pilbq, cures Liver. Kidm-y Mnd h. ,
J »• isos, 1 ;
■
Ldnts, and at*.li i/t»*« cancer •»; >; •
iiumorx
from
the
system.
Ha*» opened a nvw store, on Third Avenne*
• Favorite Prr-r r'p»t«»M s«
< t n t
Near the Depot, Ashland, i.-tne
f(»r w-iin*
:
Rn«trr 1
liii'dlKr «iiurHiRirc
u. .
-..« r
V\ ith a vomplete.stiM’k of the heat line*- of
f*».t It V-Vl JiP.4 -
I . . y.J ...
m may will im » r«*mD.r-i. iJa-, k .-ir-.D»«« ?..»-
Iteto-u printed on the b »ttk-ui. jj., r. ,o:.’ fiuio
fully carrkd out f<*r many year».
Large
l-» «)«-
Ki.oe or *I k
hp-h be will «ell in large or •iiisll quanti trntlir«
far fiU.vu.
tie« at iuwr«t rate«
Fog large, ilfu«trute«1 Tr ’* <• « o D iwmam « of
W omm
COBts in atamiM. A«Mr»-.-.
rr 1« K KH.
11. H.
LITTL1
Paints, Oils & Varnishes
PaiDiine o[ All
Doyon w ¡nt to pitrebnse lote, fruit
lands or a farm, call <>n or sddr.ns <♦. Including carriage work. (*«>ntracted for at
F. Hillings, Abliland, Oregon.
lowest figures
ix Al
World’s Dispusary Medical Association,
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