Ashland tidings., April 12, 1889, Image 3

ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
BKi:\ ! JT»>.
A pvhey in the Pacific Mutual
IJf 1« th«» V h - m L, because it is nbsohne-
ly s.»h», tavausc it pays its
b
promptly and in full. K thuh * it gives
protection to tlie home an I l»usin»‘ss.
It fu> ks patronage s<»h»ly « hi its merits.
I’or rat» s inquir«* of Elios. Boyd, Jr.,
office in The Oregon hotel.
The ««Ivcrtisement of ttw* new lum­
ber linn of Rummage.
X Co.
appears hi tl»«» T idings this week.
The«e gentlemen Lave their new null
near Merlin in operation, and will fill
promptly all «»rders addressed totLiem
at Me A Ulster poHtoflux'. They bav»- a
go<xl mill and a g»»o<l laxly of timlier.
«nd will make a F|>ecialty of sugar pine
ceiling and rustic and yellow pine
tl«M>ring.
Deputy C. S. internal revenue col­
lector W. A. Ow«»n was up from Cen­
tral Point last Saturday . He says his
chief. ('ollvet«n- John Whittaker, has
tender»*! his resignation, and when th«»
Oregon «lelegation to Congr»*ss can
aglet» upou a suc«‘t*ssor to him, it will
not lw* long, perhaps, liefore a Repub­
lican deputy will collect the fees out
this way. Mr. Owen thinks the new
Sinn license law will <»k»t»ahirge num­
tier of saloons in tin» state.
The statement in tlie " Viilley Record ’
last week that tlie editor of the I ii»-
i\«ts had I mvii summ<»n“d to .Jackson­
ville to give information to th»» district
attorney or the grand jury in the in­
vestigation of cases of violation of tin*
laws against gaming was entirely false.
The vtlitor of th«» T idings had no such
call. S»»rry to «hssipate the effect of
that amial'le little personal noth»«», but
tli • ••Rv.»or«l” mustn’t manufacture
facts even t«» show its kind regard for
tlie editor of this paper.
Some of the (»hiireli people iu Ash­
land «»omphiin that they are anuoyed
during ser\i'«»s on Sundays by th“
noise of baseball gnm»»s played by th»»
Lioys near the church. There ar»» plen­
ty of places a way out of sight ami
hearing of th«» chnrrh»»s where tlie boys
may play ball on Sundays if their par­
ents see tit to allow them to do so. and
it would certainly b«» a reasonable re-
•juest <>f the church to the city officials
that th«* boys l>v directed to piny else­
where.
Persons wishing eggs from full-blood
fowls, either Wyainlottvs. Plymouth
R’K’ks. light Bralunas or brown L» g-
horns, should renwml>er that E. B.
Myer has at his poultry yards near
Ashiaud rvpres»»!it«itivt»s of th«» U»st
strains of those varieties. Liis fowls
are choice »»elections, and the eggs are
guaranteed to I h » of unmix<*l bloo«L
Purchasers will I*»» sure of getting just
.is good fowls and much n *»r<» likely to
revive ¡»rohtie eggs L»y ordering of him
than hi sending orders abroad
The first moiith’y minting of the
Ashland Building and Loau As h » iu '
tio'i will be held next Monday cv» ning.
April 15th. at McCall s •: 11, at 7 o'clock
p. id . l’he fintiu d »»xi—ns « f.^* of fifty
ceuts per share ami th»» monthly assess­
ment of fifty «»ents p« r s’lar«» ar«» du»*
an<i payable to tin* ►< cretary. Georg«»
Engle, on or I m for«» that «late. This
m ik«*s SI per si:ar»» due then. Hereaf­
ter tlie du»*s will b«> fifty cents p»»r shar«»
per month till th»* Ix-ginning of the
fiscal year again in Mui h, 1S‘J ».
PEKSONAI
HERE
AM) THEKE.
KEIL ESTATE SALES.
NEW THIS WEEK
of lhe Summer Trans­
Union and LaGrande are to have a Opening Movements
fer Season.
D. C. Frazier and wife left Monday
Sewing machine repairs at 1 lean’s
conut}
seat
war
KttliAT.
for Portland to reside.
APRII. 12. 1*’ store.
*
Throughout the winter movements
Crop prospwts in Eastern Oregon
Dolph Roper, of Merlin, was ill Ash­
White sewing machines nt Dean’s
were never lietter at this season of the in real estate have lieen quiet and easy.
laud
Saturday
and
Sunday.
♦
Ijarge sales have not lieen numerous
store.
y?ar.
in town property, but prices realize«!
Mrs. Whitney, of Central Point, was
Tobaceo ami cigars at c«>st at O. II.
The Eugene A’< gixtev came out last upon transfers made have sliown a
visiting in Ashiaud last week.
Blount’s.
/ \/ v Vue« located in l.angell
week enlarged and improve« 1, aud shows steady, conservative advance in values. • >
• > • > v /' /
Supt. Kinser of the Grant's Pass car evidence of gratifying prosperity.
Fresh compressed veast for sale at
Within the past two weeks have ap­ Oregon, iiearly irli un ler f«*u<*e—fencing,
shops, was iu Ashland Wednesday.
5eW
rails, i>osts, and wire and plank 2000acres
th«* U. S. Bakery.
'
*
Work will l>e eomnu'iK'ed May 1st peared the signs of more activity in of
this land is good grain land 1 w acres
the
real
«»state
market.
Several
trans
­
J.
B.
Eddy,
editor
of
the
Pendleton
Jus*
ni McCiH’s a sup- ri>
upon
the
first
mile
of
Albany
’
s
street
natural
hay land.
Many of the Imrses m town have the
Tribune, was in Ashland last Sunday. railway, winch is to l»e finish«'! by fers of considerable importance are re­ The ranch takes in fine fir. pine and cedar
liiu* «>? spring »n 1 tnvnmpr JreHS gitwuls. distemper or epizootic.
corded in the following report of this timber on the west side of the valley, and
Pricw llllpr«K» ‘tletitrMÌ|y low.
Miss K. P. Calvin made a trip over July 1st.
opens on the «*ast <ide of the vallc) upon
Board by the week at th*' Europt an
week.
the iiim< h grass range covered with scat­
to
Butte
creek
valley.
Cal.,
this
week.
For Sale.
Dr. J. F. Moser, ex-Post master at
R.'staurtmt at $t per week.
8. B. Galey has sold tol). H. Bisbee, tering junipers.
There ure three hewed log dwe lling hous­
Silverton,
Or.,
who
was
accused
of
Wm.
Angle
and
family,
of
Medford,
’Two sewi
machia,*,,one new, Isrth
of Virginia City, Nev., six acres on the
Spend your money at the tied lions«*
one frame barn lOOxfiO feet, amt a num­
were stopping at The Oregon yesterday. opening another person’s letter, was south side of the Boulevard (Galey’s es,
in g*«> I <'i*:i'liti<>ii offered at a great win re you can get most foi it.
ber of other building*.
x
diacuarg.Hl upon examination.
Price of land flu per avre and a good title
berg..in if ..ppi,.-i forai orni* al resi­
addition)
for
$4,100.
This
is
a
fine
Peterson Hendersou. of Ager, spent
Latest st} les of parasols just re«'"ived
dence of J. C. I’lumerth on Suring St.
Mrs. Hvlla.lay, widow of the l ite tract, all set in bearing peach trees; is guarautee'l.
a day or two in town during the past
Will also s< 11
from New York direct, at McCall’s. *
44|
Beu.
Holladay, stage line and railroad smooth land of a gentle slope, alnajst
week.
80
Head of Graded Durham Cattle
level,
and
will
sell
well
in
small
lots,
if
magnate of early «lays, «lie,! at her
L.sik here1 Protect your family
Privale Sehaal.
Capt. J. B. Saltmarsh made a trip home in Portland last Saturday.
and
the new owner «lesires. Mr. Bislie«' is
with a life policy in the Paoiti«' Mutu­
over to Sterling this week, to visit old
the foreman of the Cun. Virginia mills,
1 he private .-ehool for primari pu­ al.
’
*
150
Head
of
Well-bred
Horses.
Mrs. J. M. Masterson was thrown and the fact that he invested in Ash­
friends.
nti« beld in thè eessioti rooui of thè
Price of horses, $5(1 round cattle »2’- round.
from
her
buggy
aud
fatally
injured,
at
E.
D
-Pentl
has
closed
up
his
law
of
­
through the
Piesl.ytenan chitreb. will continue;
Walter Messenger is down at the her home, two miles aud a half south land, after a look
For further particular', addr»‘>s
spi mg terni commi neing Apnl 22d. fice in Ashland, and move«! to Port­
saw mill of his brother north of Grant s Monmouth, Polk county, last Satur­ iMKiming towns and cities at the north­
31
ARTHUR LANGELL.
land.
11
is
said.
ward is worth telling about. To secure
F>»r flirtili r iufornnition apply to
Pass, putting it in order for the 811111- day.
the
addition
of
such
investments
in
N EI.LIE S k ket .
Ten acres of choice land near town
mer’s run.
Dr. E. A. .Jones, a prominent Port­ Ashland is worth much to our citv.
cau yet lie had of E. B. Hunsaker at
Mrs. Jack Frizell aud little son casie land physician, was found guilty last
Mretinjx.
reasonable prices.
Wednesday morning, F. A. Watt
over from Dunsmuir Saturday, for a Saturday of unlawfully selling morph­
sold to S. B. Galey twelve acres on
I h«’
tite Pr»'sb>f»*rinn rbiircb
visit in Ashland.
Trout lishiug has le'en lhe f.nl since
ine to Theodore Davis, who committed South side of the Boulevard (also set ROBERTS & O’NEIL
.•nul ! be buhen of the Asili lud W. <’. T. April 1st. and the laiys say the fish are
Charley Myers, one of carpenters suicide sometime ago.
in bearing trees) for 87,200. This tract
L. are re»pi»*st.» I b> meet in the Hesston keen for the hook.
Offer their farm. biluated
formerly on the S. P. force, left Mon­
A prize tight between William Scott was sold by A. P. Hammond about two
¡••»(»ni of th* l’;> by’» n iti cipirehSit-
day
evening
for
Portland.
Due
pound
can
of
bakin
'
powder
aud Frank Britton, near Seattle hist years ago to Dr. Helm at 8250 per 1-4 Mile North of Talent,
iir t»y, April 13* h. 2 p. m.
George A. aud James Steel, of Port­ Sunday ended in a general row, in acre; Dr. Helm sold it recently at about For-ale in tracts to suit pur< Lasers, aud
«»f import met» hi ’1 c <» hik before the and two Japanese mush Imwls for 5tk'.
at
the
R.-d
House.
x
land, were on Tuesday morning's train, winch pistols were used, and three men .$500 per acre to Mr. Watt, and now prices act’ordinii lo selections mad«* Par
iü » h »!Í!I4 ünl a fui attendai»«**» desired.
ties in search of homes w ill do well to in
Mr. Watt sells at $000 per acre.
were woatbled, oue dangerously.
en route for San Francisco.
Various canines g«««! and bad
sp’H’l this land, a- it is all first-class fruit
rime Exlrnilnl.
about town have succumbed tosalmnn
Luckey ,V Co. re,>ort the following: aud grain land 1 he soil is mostly bla< k
Tlu* San Francisco Chrouii le says;
M. H. Parker came in with his wife
l<>am and will produc«* tin«- alfalfa without
At th»» April term of the comity rotn- |Hii-«ming lately.
from Sprague River last week for medi­ “From a small beginning of several C. B. Siotie toG. M. Granger.of Taco­ irrigation. F"r further particulars apply af I
-¿1«nc rs’court. Sheriff Bmisex was
ma,
W.
T.,
lot
on
Bush
street,
Ashland;
huudreil
liarreis.
the
exports
01
Ameri
­
the farm l4 mile north u< Talent.
tu!413
A fresh inv«*ice of la lies’ and gentle­
cal treatment for the latter.
^ranhs! oi'»» month's extension of time men's shoes, just arrived from Bout-ou
can apples to England now amount to consideration, $900.
Mrs. Kennedy and son. of Sonoma huiidreiis of thousands of barrels. ’
for the c»»heci;on of »•«>m>ty taxes for and Chicago, at M.-Call’s.
G. F. Billings reports the following
county, who have been visiting Wilson
iNbK. .m i the tlelm-jib tit list will not
Stockholders’ Meeting.
An adopted child of ('has. Hoxie,
Wesley Graves, a well-known charac­ Rak's: R. K. Sutton to W. M. Shade,
Potter, left for home Sunday.
!>♦* officially prepared for fore»»«! collec­
ter iu the history of Oregon, for a num­ of Atlantic, Iowa, 4 49-100 acres; con.,
The
hihiuh I iivetiijg of the Stockholder! of
tion, tin n ¡ore. till the fust Monday in living near Medforil. was ref>orte*l very
Mis. W. C. Myer weut to Alliauy the ber of years proprietor of the Cbeiuvk- $350.
the Bank <>f Ashland •. ill be a’ th«- r«»»’inc of
low yesterday with brain fever.
May.
fore part of the week, to make arrange­ ete hotel at Salem, died at Lewiston,
Bank, Saturtlav, May4Th,a* 4.» A M.. for
G. F. Billings to W. M. Simile. 4 ') the
lhe purjHi'c of clcciing h B a d of Director*
Geo. White is now Hie lo.'omotive
ments
for
moving
to
Ashlaud.
acres; con., $425. The aliove land for th«- ’. H'tiiiig \t a: nibl fo< the treiiKactioD
Idaho, April t>, lWJ, aged 72 years.
t hange of Prill Vigili
"hostler” in tic* Ashland yard, the 8.
is situated on the Patton tract near of Mich other business u« niu^ < <»nie before
Col. J. T. Bowditeb is at Salem this
M-iub-i -. of <’■•. I ». will take notice I*, hostler having left the first of the
It is reported that the Southern Pa­
the lnecting.
F. V. L ahti .R,
week, and Mrs. Bowditeh, his mother, cific railroad company has contracted Talent.
Ashland, < »r.. April 4,
Cashier.
that instead of on Mou-liy uight, the mouth.
is visiting friends at Grant's Pass.
M. L. McCall reports the sale of lots
regular evening, the weekly drill of the
to bring '.tO.lhHI passengers from the
For
Sale
Two
Isslroom
sets.
sofa,
company for n-xt week will •>.- held ou
Rev. A. Marcellus, of the Presbyteri­ New England States to this coast dur­ 7,8. 9, 10, 11 and 12 in railroad se«>nd
Tue- lay eveii'.ug. ill accordance with easy chair. Domestic sewing machine,
•1
an
Church at Oakland and Drain, was ing next September. Oregon will come addition to Ashland, to E. C. Kane;
con.. $*2.5.
the desire of a large number of mem­ carpet, etc. luquire nt once of F. W.
in for a g«xal share of these people.
iu
town
the fore part of the week.
Now have their new mill, near Merliu, iu
G.s.kiu,
Granite
street.
bers. Bv order of
operatiou. and ar« ready to t,11 all orders for
The last of the iron rails on the S. 1*.
Dr. B-elie was only laid up for a few
G eo . F. M«-Coxxri„ Capt. Com.
The Ashlaml Band has an invitation
days by his painful accident at the de­ railroad north of Eugene were replaced
Jacksonville Brevities.
to enter tlie contest at Jacksonville,
pot, but he still has his ear iu a sling. by st«'«*i rails Monday. The new rails
The t'aunriv
but lias not yet signili* I t’s intention
are cousiilerably heavier and much
Ou whorl notice. au<l at I>jwe>t Prices.
Arthur Langell spent several days in safer.
of
competing
for
the
honor*.
J. Nunan lias a new clerk.
C. B Wt son r.-ceive I this Week a
The only iron rails now left on
town
last
week,
on
his
return
from
letter f om Mr. Getehell, saying that
Judge Day has lost a valuable cow
the main line of this road are in a
Two ni"ii and a big cinnamon bear
Portland to his home iu Laugell Val­ spue's of a mile south of Eugene and strayed.
< ietchill A Miller would accept the $2.- l»'rforme«i an«i begged nicklee on some
ley.
IM*> lsiuii.4 offered by citi'Z'-ns of Ash­ of the back stre«'ts in town last S itur-
— and —
from Goshen to Koseburg. ¡Eugene
Isaac Muller left here Monday morn­
land for the location of a $|l>.0”’> can­ day. to the delight of th" small boys.
Mrs. John Van Hora will go to San Guard.
ing for the uorth.
nery here, and they will have jhe can­
Francisco within a few days for treat­
Mr. N. K. Lytle started for San
A California exchange tells the fol­
Hall’s Vegetable Sieiian Hair renew-
nery in o|H*ratu>n in time for this sea­
ment of a cancerous growth upon the lowing: When the Feather river rose Francisco last Sunday morning.
er
is
becoming
a
universal
favorite
for
Will be our Specialties.
son’s crop of fruit and vegetables.
face.
so rapidly lately all the alfalfa land
restoring gray hair to its original color,
Mr. John Jeffrey begau a term of
Talk of the Yew Train.
ami makes hair grow thick ami strong.
Wm. Mathes, of Eden precinct, has was overtiowt'd and th*' gophers were school on Butte Creek Monday.
Po-tofficv ad<i-v* - i** McAUIvter. Oregon,
b<-en down with a bad cold, like many driven to the high knolls. A few «lays
Thus. Kahler and wife, of Deskins. and
No auth*.!div** atimmm-ement of au
Cotkgressman Ryan, of K iDsas. fath­
all order, addreed to ’list office will
other people in the valley.but is recov­ ago three men and a Chinese boy em- were in town the first of the week.
adrilli .*.al regul ir tr.*iu b.*tw •en San er of E l. Ryan who lias spent several
rei-eive prompt attention.
[<4
ploy««d on the Ord ranch put in the
ering now.
•
Fr-.m iseo amt l’.>: iamihasb **n in ; le, summers in Ashhind, has accepted the
The little child of Mr. Thurston, of
day
killing
goobers
At
5
o
’
cl
>ck
in
but it is lhe ge.ier.,1 Ix lief among rail­ appointment of U. S. minister to Mex-
p. GBADY,
Miss Gertrude Josephi, who has lieeu the afternoon they had killed by actual Applegate, was badly burned one day
road men tii.i! another daily tr; iu will io>.
recently.
visiting her sister. Mrs. Rideout, for count 4317.
b-> put on the route bv the first of
- v, ral months, returned to San Fran­
Geo. Linn, one of our university
Trout fishing is very good now in
M ay some think <*Hm--r. < »lie train
Says an Albauy paper of April Ctli: Ixrvs. is at home this week ou a shoit
cisco yesterday.
Ashland,
and
long
the
streams
alavilt
Paper-hanging, Glazing, Kalsomining,
would th*-n I. av* * ■ i Portland ami
It is stat«'! upon reliable authority vacation.
E. K. Anderaon is able to l>e out that the O. I*, i ulroa Ic *mpany is now
San i'raueisi'o 1:1 the m*.ruing, ami one strings of th«' «q>eck!ed la-auti.'s are
Wall-tinting, Etc.
Mr. Erank Buffer arrived Monday
again, an i visitt-d Ashland Tuesday for Considering bills for cotJracts on th«'
in the ev.-uing. Isitti to make through brought in every day by the numerous
SHoP
—
Main
and Ha: ¿.«dine streets, in rear
anglers.
from
Eugene
for
a
visit
under
the
pa
­
the first time since his serious illness, westward extension of 'he road, and
connections, though oue tram will
of < W Avera' office.
but his H>covery is slow.
make f»,. ter time and fewer stops than
that work is likely to be resumed l>e- ternal roof.
See the ndvertis«'ment in another
lalilan«!, Ort-gHii
41
Another little girl came to make her
I lie other.
place in this issue of Ian 1 for sale Io
Mr. P. Gntiianl, who tins been in fore many days. Next Monday, it is
■
■
home
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maegly
ou
reported,
a
large
surveying
party
under
Messrs. Roberts and (i'Netl. Thisland
The council Iris suspende*! all legis- Aslil .11 1 duriug the past winter, left
Cnmlng. Sp-il 15.
is s'tna’el near Talent, and is the very lativ«' a«»tion, and is waiting to bear last Monday for Albany, for a look at Col. I'.'kelson will b are Alliauy, going the Sth of Apnl.
across the mountains into Eastern Or­
h»>w tlie supreme court will d«'cid»» th«* the country in Linn county.
Dr. Bailey, a young physician of
Oi>«»» inora w.» ur<» favor«*) with a choti'eeL
egon, uber»* th«' survey of the road Eugene, was visiting B. B. Beekman
combination
The t’liv-K-ian- of tlie f'iiy of 1-hland, mot
>i*it bv tii’r -i: » ad .I K »>■»•»♦ x Lunsiug
The McKnnlass minstrel tro’i|>e emergency clause-veto
dareime
Johnson,
a
nephew
of
Ira
eastward will be continue«!.
nt the oiiirv <»i Dr. Nrwinnu. on VVeduodaj
the first of the wi'ek.
Mi’HV it
C»>. Uns cotnp-Hiy. gave a go*»d jierformance in Ashland matter, in tlie railroad «»ommission C. Johnson, of Lmkville, arrived from
night
I hn !, Hn<i made <»ut the following Fee
Prineville .Vce-.s; Riley Hammersly,
Mrs. Vining, of Washington Terri­
it -sill b»‘
•-!. made a ibwCtl Tuesday evening. McKanlsss has a case. The decision that a law vetoed K insas this week, for a visit with his
to which ea< It one pledged liitn-elf to
by
the
governor
and
pass«»
I
over
th«»
a «leputized sheriff of Lake county, ar­ tory. is visiting friends and relatives (■i.ufi'rjn stricti.\ fh«'!. . anil dnj o-ie li-t
«ticcesH •»:» the Baetii • eoaHt ab«»ut one private car for his troupe, and travois
veto cannot take effect till !*Ei.iys after relatives in Klamath county.
of ciiarg»*»» may be seen at th«* oftneoftfae
rived here on Monday of this week, in Jacksonville this week.
y»» ¡r «go. ’t hey rt»:
from the East in stylo.
s» vrruI docbi!-
Massage,
despit«»
th«»
emergency
clause,
Mr. E. L. Vim Clock, of Santa Cruz, after a very hard ride, making oue of
wHh an » a!ng» '! c »mp.iny of the Is st
Dr.
Gill
’
s
office
will
hereafter
be
at
I 1.1 HILI.
L. Martin is having bis residence would mead that th«* n«»w charter of a friend of r*> i*lma-’er M. H. Burek- the «plickest horseback trips on record,
talent ’h it
I I»»» obtained. and
his residence on California street, one In A-liland ami -’irr-amliuv > euair». e-lat*
Li :rt»i’»sr; :» 1^ f;ir superior to any house <>n th" lull in th«' southern part Ashland is not y« t the I ;w of th»» city, halter of I lie S. P., lias been visiting in search of one Billy Jackson, alias door west of the Presbytenan Church. ji’hud by tliv UL’itT'iu';!' d Phy-icien*.. April
town remod"b'«i and enlarged, and and lien«'« th*.» council doesn’t vant to the latter for a few days past.
It th. I k **.
Al Merritt, who is accus;'! of stealing
that his b».*n F'»* nt. I I
them dur- of
There will lie quarterly meeting of
will have a handsome isittage when it take ebantres of enacting nullities.
Day Visits iu city
» . 50 ...... IQBO
mg the pist niueyean
a horse lielonging to Hon. S. P. Moss, the M. E. Church at Central Point
I’hmr present
Henry
Clark,
grandson
of
Mrs.
Jesse
Night “
H*».ison cannot fail to add thousinds is finished. Mr. Walker has the job. The water system an«l everything else Dollarhide, who has b.-en attending of that county. .Mr. Moss arrived later next Saturday and Sunday, the 13th
('oliKiiltation
no
of fri»»n<!s and fre.di laurels to thoRo
Ten acre tracts from the Roberts .<- hangs iu abeyanc»?.
Proscriptions.
I 50
school in Ashland, left Wednesday for ami recogniZ'sl his prop«>rty. The two and 14th.
Mileage,
pur
mile.
uo
1
gentlemen left yesterday morning with
ulready g nnc l. Au 1 w<» a ivise ail O'Neil farm, near Talent, for sale by
his home iu Washington ’Territory.
Ob'tutrit ' ridì Mil»*equvut
Ashland, Medford, Central Point,
their prisouer.
th —e wishing to enjoy au evening of Billings. This tract «'ontains some of Koyee X lain-ing I u. the Cuming Attrai--
visits..
15 oo
Eagle Point and other parts of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Mathes,
of
Eden
tlon.
refine I m isn* and comedy to secure theliest land in the valley. Don't d«v-
<R>i»tethus, Instrumental
:•'> 00 to .’Hl 00
The Grant’s Pass ('<rnrt«r of last country are well represented at the
pnxnnet ami Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gore,
s»a!sat o;i •■». R».ii- mu I kt they remain lay to pnrchtise until all is sold. 3w
Kesolv
<
d.
that
bills
f.
for
in.-«Ii*
at
service- in­
During the past nine years this com­ of Medford, have been at Grant’s Pass, wi'ek had the following mitring items: county seat this week.
presente»! wilhin ninety du frian eessalioll
here but one night.
Of th«' last tax levy in Ashland pany has appeared in till the states attending the meeting of the Presby­ It is is reported that a San Francisco
of treatment, mid ih.n iniei • hi tlie ra:e of
ten |**r cent. )**r mir mil I-* a.Mi-.l to l*ill- uf
school district, less than $li*> was re­ from the great lakes to the Gulf of tery.
company offereil Dr. Flauagau iiO.IHKI
i hr M11 it la (i.nipHny.
ter presentation.
Central Point Items.
turned as delinquent by school clerk Mexico ami Atlantic to the Pactfie.
for his Applegate mine, bur which was
Cm- t: Bi t.0« M 1>.
1 hrougb th«' efforts of Col. Bow­ May. The delinquent list is now in And during these nine years the same
Miss Sadie Kist, of Etna. Cal., is refused. The Doctor has a valuable
- I - s* 1 i: M D
ditch. who is a m»•ml»er of the state the hands of the sheriff for collection. ttiemliers of the company have lieen to­ visiting the family of B. F. Reeser, in mine.
Jons - Pin-os, M 1>.
Newt Jones ami John Mar­
Beautiful weather.
miliary lM»ard, Cu. D. of Ashiaud. h;»s See notice.
B N i mas . M. I>
gether constantly : iu many instances this place, and has lieen engaged bv shal refuse«! to born! their Wolf creek
Strangers are numerous.
i«'
»M'» n allowed a privilege which u«i
they have appeared iu the same cities Mrs. Fountain to assist iu the millinery quartz mine to a San Frau*'isco eom-
Burckhalter A Hasty keep m stock regularly each season, ami with con­ store.
Improvement still continues.
»tl*i r company iu il»«* state lias l>een
pany for Sltxt.UUtt. with S7,lk HI cash. A
•ble to olffain h»*rrtofore. Lhe law Harman's pure rnlitier shield for pen- stantly increasing favor ami patron­
F. W. Hogg aud wife paid Ashland
good
offer
and
a
splendid
mine.
Miss
Mamie
Judge,
who
has
been
in
Sheriff's Sale
pr<»V!.;«»s foi the uniforming of tliemili­ holders and pencils, It strengthens age. Nine years of stleci-ss naturally
a visit recently.
Says the Roseburg Henthi-. A bat­
tia comp’.'im's nt th»* state’s expense, the grip on the penholder and eases suggests nine years of improvement, the W. I’. Tel. office at Chico. Cal., for
1
tr.
Lappeus,
late
of
Iowa,
is
here
ait the 14b r« nt <•« n j anies have al- the fingers from cramp and fatigue ami the present program of this com­ a number of months past, arrived Tues­ tery of 250 cells is n«'W Is'ing pliici».! in visiting friends.
In thv Circuit Cour! of tin stah* »»f Oregon,
for Jack »on < 'ounty
uays Lad to i lv.;n« < the money for and protects the fingers from the ink.* pany is beyond a qm*stion far superior day morning for a fortnight's visit at the telegraph office at the depot, made
W. B. A. Temple has his new store Alvxftibier Ma-tm. riftiutiit. v- 1 hr G•. anitr
home.
necessary by tin* duplex repeaters
tli* ir uiiifort«.H ■ n l wait until th«» state
One of the Raymond .v Whitcomb t > any tiny have ever presented.
Hall A-s<H’urion. Defenda it.
-aw tit to refund it this in th«» red tape parties went through Ashlaml north­ Wherever they have once appeared the
Sol. Abraham, of Roseburg, and two which have lieen put in. Tho Rose­ already enclosed.
By virtue of an execution in ft.rerlosure
*»rd««rof tliiULS must of uv<»»»-;sity have ward Tuesday evening in the Pullman reputation left liehind them is a suffi­ Montana gentlemen who have been burg office is now the end of a circuit, -Mrs. Temple has a sister visiting duh
isMied out of lhe h I>.»\ c entitled ( ourl
Itreii <l< n«* l y Co. Ih.bnt C«>1. Ifeiwditclj car. "Pasadena,” which was fitted up cient proof of the reliability of their talking of buying his Glendale saw the distance be’w.s'ti Portland and her from California.
in the * i I h »\ c entitled cause on rhe 6tli dn of
April.
to Lit «iirc. 'c.l and dvliv
Ashland
having
l>*s>n
f.mn
1
too
long
is«*«! hr n.llii’m*e and ha I the claim to make a part of the new popular promises for th** future, an 1 ’lie pres­ mill property, spent last Saturday in
El<b*r M. Peterson is Buffering from ered. 1 am « ami
oniinaiided to >t*ll the h’*rvin-if.
for a single circuit. Roseburg has al­ a rheumatic affection.
•of th«* company for something over vestilmled trains run on the overland ent season cannot fail to add thousands Ashland.
' ter dcM-rii’t 'i leal prupeity of defend­
so been mad,- i sealing station by the
S’idl) for uniforms mlited in advance route.
to 'H'isiy a judgm»-ic of said Court in ia
of friends ami fresh laurels to th<*se
Mee A Sons are putting up a large ant
R. T. Blackwood, of Soda Springs, railroad compauy, and now all freight
v«»r of Alexander Ma lin, plaintiff, for lhe
aiid the nt*«m y is m»w at ttie disposal
already g iineil.
saw
mill
ou
Applegate.
sum
of ?12"<*. uHh interest lher<»ou a* ih»*
arrived
Wedncfslay
from
Smith
River.
Tim
real
estate
firm
of
Roper.
Galey
ears must lie sealtxl when they pass
of th»* company, lhe order for unt-
.-f hi p<-r t ent. pc annum from \i»:il
C il.. to remain a month or more look­ here. This raises the importance of
We are sorry to learn little Viutie uatr
to n s will N rent away m a few «lays. A Helm has divide«!. Mr. Galey retir­
DV*.
♦7 » all.»! lie. ■- fees. »2« >4 « lotsoi Mill,
Lag Hr ' mg i'ontriiel
ing after business interests in this val­ the station considerably iu a railroad B ‘all's condition is no lietter.
and the t os!> and a < ; .ing <•.
of ana upon
< ip’. Met (.um-ll h : also rt»c«iv«tl in­ ing. The new firm <if Roper .V Holm
ley.
His
wife
and
daughter
are
tit
ibis
writ.
In pursuance of aid writ, 1 did
The Ki .m;.>h li ar Lumi, rami Im­
point of view. Junction City is the
form. ’a>u that arms will be forwarded have a handsome office in The Oregon
The Jacksonville stage meets all on the 9th »lay
of
Ap:il.
I*"*.
’
,
lcv\
upon end
first sealing station north of Roseburg. trains liereJiotLi going north and south. will <»rtvr for .-ale to the highest hinder for
to th« <•» mi any in a sliort time, which hotel, fronting on Mam street. Mr. provement Co. has lieen given the right Smith River.
cash
in
hand,
at
the
Court
Hou*c
door in
ma k» s the nnin I »ere of tlie company Galey continues to occupy his offi,'«' in to improve ami use the Klamath river
Dr. an*l Mrs. A. ('. Helm and their
Mrs. Henry Wilson arrived home ■ Jncksonx Hie. < >rvg.-n, ou
in Siskiyou county, Cal., as a highway li’tle son, Paul, started Wednesday
Masonic block.
ioiibly jnbii i«»t.
Circuit Court.
this morning after a visit of several
«All IU> \ V.
util, 1 MHi>.
In purchasing medi«'ines. don’t try lor floating logs, and the company morning for San Francisco, to have a
months in the East.
w klamniii Coy.
ai 2o'ch>< k I*. M <»t said 'lay, all the right,
experiments; the first and only con­ agrees to Im a public earner of logs surgical ojseation j>erformed by Dr.
1
’
ollowiug
are
the
priwecdings
of
the
ii
’
e
.
and
interc-.
of
lhe
•
>
anile Hall A—o-
Mr. and Mrs. Werth had a daughter
Fr»wn people who «\>n>e over from sideration should l>e genuineness. under the condii ions of the following: Lane, for the removal of a tumor from Circuit Court at Jacksonville etuccour to come on a visit this morning from elation, defendant, in and to the following
Said
party
of
thessamd
p
;
rt
shall
d‘»srriJ'H-<i real property. 1.» wit
the KL-iniath it is ¡« arned that work Ayer’s Sarsaparilla has stm*l the test
the neck of the little boy.
last report:
Lelyanon. Linn county.
Beginning at the >oulhwe*t corner of the
receive, and float, and !>.«>m, in said
lot know u and<k-luna'ed <»n theottu ial map
"I a the pr »pos^l large lnmiier mills for forty years, and today it is in stream, all floatable logs, timber and
l
’
eter
Britt
vs.
Martha
Eddy
et
al.
County
Judge
W.
L.
White,of
Cla<
‘
k-
We
are
to
have
another
store
of
gen
­
at KI ihik R h < ’i > i< «> !»e commenced greater demand than ever a triumph­
of the «'¡I \ of A-hlan L « otinty of Ja< kson,
lumber that may be oiTvre.l for trans­ ama«. came out from Oregon City last suit to forelow mortgage; judgment for eral merchandise o[>ened Imre this S aieof Oregon, for lsx:\
•■ (. «.iddings/
as ftMin as the *<> ging right« him >n the ant proof of popular approval.
and situate on .Main aud < nurch streets iu
portation therein bv any person, pro­ week for a short stay in Ashland.hoping plaintiff; ;?141'.I.17 and costs, also de­ week, in the lUsl Front building.
Khttnath
and
Siskiyou
riveriti Udii
-aid
City
of
Ashland:
them
»-
ea*terlv along
cretal
that
mortgage
be
foreclosed.
toe*'rim- Main and < I rani test roots vided the simas! ;il be distinctly ami to improve his health by the aid of
Mrs. Reeves returned to her home the math line of Ch unit *■!-eel titty . a >,- ft-f
munti?* are net th»» I by the county for (io [,am*s.
Southern
(
iregon
climate.
He
has
been
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Wm.
Myer
lar
­
oils,
varnishes,
brushes,
plainly
marked
wr
li
a
distinct
ivi
*
mark,
to
slake
set
for
cornel
on
said
north line of
in
Ashlaud
yesterday,
after
a
visit
with
con rts. I:.«»«' unpany c»»i»ipleted the
ceny in store; plead not guilty.
sire»*!; th“U' e norlh. a-fr: i . al right
’ mat« rial--, au-l wall and l>uil«l- ami they shall liav. the right to charge staying at the Central House.
her brother aud family, G. W. Morine Church
contract wPh the Si-kiyoii county artists
angle
with
-ai.iCh
irch
Mr.
/t,
niiiet}x
('.ao
M. H. Coleman v >. Jackson county
«•oilFt oil th»» • ! iusL. :tnd »»Xp»»’’ttNl to ing papers. I .sttmat«'- made on paint­ toll for floating to its destination, wit h-
feet. mo:e or h >s, u> th»* math line of said
Hon. Hugh Percy ami W. B. Irwin, of appeal from county oonrt; verdict for of tins place.
ing.
paper
hanging,
interior
d««x>ra-
in
the
line
of
sai
l
highway,
ami
for
'
Gidding"
’
lot,
l»etw-«»vn
Giddings
s
Hiid
Rus-
M»enr«» a «nu’rict wit;» the Klamath
Gran’'s Pass, left that place la-t Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cooksey, of Ari­ m /H’ b lots: theme w.*>h*il\ fifty ;.»«)) feet,
tlolis. l-tc.
bximing the same a’ the rate of not day for R aiding, whore they will locate defendant.
•h»:iuty v»»nrt this we k.
Realm's Bros. vs. C. B. Watson -ac­ zona, have retnrued home after a visit more or less, along said line to the north
H.
S.
Ewxs.
Ashland,
Or.
more
than
one
dollar
for
etch
one
R J iu,is'» r Bur’’.Ihilter, of tie* S.
in business, the former intending to tion at law to r**;*o*.* r money; verdict to Mrs. G. W. Cmiksey. 'They expect west corner of »■aid «.i fdiugs’ lot: thence
ionu 1 he we*t line of said ]■»• to the plat »• of
I*. Ji. R. h’> for s •v. i \l <b;ys l>r»*n ex­
“A'ei’s Hair Vigor is a most excel­ thousand feet of logs, timber or lum­ lieconie a partner with E. W. Morrison for plaintiff $21X and costs.
to return and make this place their a beginning,
being a parcel of laud off the
peeling orders to begin tli«» laying of lent preparation for the hair. 1 speak ber.
in the practiceof law. Success to thorn.
future home.
westendof said lot mark.-d
Giddings,"
Eli
liah.ick
vs.
Daniel
Wilson
ap
­
:he aid»» tracks for tin» Klauiatli City o'i’ from expeneneo. Its ns" promotes
a
.
aforesaid
Oliver Houck, of Grant's Pass, made
Mrs. W. F. Songer ami danghter peal from justice court; jury disagreed.
ABo, the fol!.» ng dov ribed promis«•«. to­
•omprahy. I be ththing to be doiu» the growth of la w hair, and makes it
A. -I. Fredenburg vs. John Byars ami friends hero a visit the fore part of the wit - Comment: il ’hr i>
Mollie, reached home Monday even­
of the
by Lnn VYi.'i b» to lay the switch-back glossv and soft. The Vigor is a sure
Iu» basebail season has op»'n«»«l in ing on their return from Southern James Guerin confirmation of sheriff’ week.
cast line of 1
M yrtle .
• ■ • ; tin nee north. 32 de-
required *»• c«»un»< t the n.il! yard with cure for dandruff.’ J. W Bowen, Ed­
ilaiul a<ain and practice games
grees west. al",
<T
High
street,
ninety-
Ciliforaia. where they have passed sale; ordere*! confirmed.
six (9C) feet, mo or less thence north, 57
: lie main tra k. M Jerial has l*een on itor F.’m/m'o*. McArthur. Ohio.
e bct'n going on for several weeks -* veral months for the benefit of Miss
degrees 50 mini
2 » 0 tret, more or
Stat«* of Oregon vs. Wm. Gearney
’Lie ground »r eom * tim** for this work.
i.
The
last
game,
played
on
Ilei
Keno
Whispers
less ; thence south 31 icgrvt*' 20 minutes « asf.
Songer’s health, which is somewhat
As it is generidlv und*Tst«M>d that
iudictment for gambling; entered
it is rumor. 1 tii J when tlie work of
fs grounds, was
ively one. and
97.S5 feci, moi«- or ic ■s; th«*nre south. 59 de-
improved.
plea of guilty an I fined £10 ami custs,
grees 90minutes wr t ______
i ami 4-12 ___________
feet to the
the iinii <• :*j.a ly begins in carneet. there is lack of bilildiu:' material in
fiCore is printed
on :
The Ashland Liukville road is boom­ place of loginning. Ifing that part of tlie lot
tiie •'•wn s'o*. air»- ’* 1-", i otT and plat­ the valley, we give notice that our
Mr. P. F. Castleman.of Portland,one S21 L
I
R
R < »
of
the
First
baptist
ehureh
of
Ashland,
Ore­
mill
is
n
iw
running
on
full
time
and
ing.
On
the
2Jth
of
this
April
aoouple
State of Oregon vs. Fr«*d O’Brien
I l.v
fl A, e
!
ted. will bv well a.lvertis d for two or
of tin1 early Oregon pioneers, who will
gon, between the east boundary of High
Hi! III«*.
of large wagons, nicely tit ted for carry­ street and we*t boundary of the lot belong­
*>b in"ii.p
:Lir»s we* ,s. h * d the lots then offered we can fill orders for litmlier at the « Mar
b*
‘
r*
memln*red
by
tin*
old
settlers
hero
I
’ll., lb
rate of 2*U«*" fe*-t p* r day. W rite for
1. \\ . John am vs. E. D. Fomlray ing freight and passengers, will roll ing to l he Granite Had AsM.cia ion .
for sale at auction.
art* partner with Lindsey in the Raw-
o
i
i • nnery, t f
Togethe." wi h tne t;»neni*ni*, heredita­
particulars and prices.
1 mill business, is in the valley this week, mid 1. T. M.'Koiz.i* -motion for leave between Lmkville and Ashland via ments and appurtenances thereunto belong­
* miiii’icGiiii.
S ciiar I’tsr D oom A Lt iibi : b (’<». I’mk.*e. - s
Keno.
The
enterprise
will
represent
1
to
issue
«
‘
Xe*'iition;
allowed.
ing
or in anj w ise appertaining
Ih. R»»apT. Dealh.
in the interest of a forthcoming histori­
-"mib'h-.'ii. 2b 2
I
J\MIs G. B irdsey ,
Slate of Oregon vh . '.like Foley tu­ 1 he pluck aud energy of Messrs. Ferree
A great improvement in tlm appear­ Il il war ih. st
cal work.
I
I
sheriff<>f Jn s- >n Count). Or
Imi:-. <»n1y «ì ingliter of Mr. and Mre.
dictimnt for carrying a et meealed ami Grubb, of Keno, and will lie a great
I«
4
Jacksonville,
<
>r
.
\pril
9th, 1HH9
Rufns Col.», of
<>f the
t’v w v. Il k»:<»un station ance of Masonic block has lieen made Wol If
Revs. W. W. Logan of the Unite*! w. apoti; fined s |i i.
tn -c< uumodat ion to t raders and trevelers.
!• f tbv Siskiy ou*. di»»d l»v tearing down the wreslen awning
on t be >
13
f.-ta
T<
li
Pre-byt**rian of Portland, and S. G.
Though
likely
to
disturb
the
eternal
State
of
l
>.
•
;ou
vs.
John
Love
in
­
,\<>ti<*4k of I ><*li IH|ll<»llt Tax.
al h*»r lui ■ ,i.* We lm - lay morning. April and painting lioth the brick work and
Irvine of the IT. P. church at Albany, dictim-nt for ni ill*miisly and wantonly unfitness of carrying freight and pas­
10’11. lift » ra bn goring illrn»-* from f»»vor w.jod work of the tir»t story. A U"w
Mi*« hl i K. Ilinils.
were in Ashland Wislnesday visiting wounding ami injuring an animal th«* sengers away round by Ager, yet by
Notice
i« hyn lty given that the delinquent
contraeteli m » >«ik»an<i. ( »1. Miss Cole ci*n"ret*- sidewalk, like t hat of the bank
Lool DiM:i< t,
C. H. Lnderman. They were en route property of miot her ( m ' isou ; orde.risl to those who prefer a direct route the bi-houl tax list of AGilar.'i
<
)f
New
York
Ci
’
y.
«i
:
!
give
onc
of
her
front
of
the
building,
to
be
laid
in
k*i«»n t
«>••• L’.»n. I ih - t>e«‘n pinced in
was «•'> npìeting Li *r s »1 •h«M»l education
for Han Francisco to attend the Synod appear hereaft r for sentence.
new route will be hailed as a most ,lH<
Récitals
ami
ImpiT-miVlt
:•
ms
in
the
my
hand*
for
itnmediHte
<
-<»lh
<
tion
Prompt
still
further
whol
block,
will
mak"
a
at Mitls S*»!ìnnary m l sev.'ral month*
John <»'Bri u vs. J. M. Moore et al. gratifying provision of convenience. pn> inent ”f -:i• »1 <l< bmJ!»-nt nix will »-ave «*x-
M* ’.liodist ehur**h. A hl.iti l. ou Friday of their church.
home ou improvement.
ago w.is e >tu •»••ll»»d to <»om«»
<
P«*ivf
to
tin*
tn
;pH>«»rs
iiiqm-nt
eveuing, April ?.», coiimienciug a’ H
suit for injuncti*>n; verdict for plain­ The passenger who buys a railroad
A. T. Kyle, Sr., of Leavenworth.
R h '. ert T avi . ok ,
«iXNiiin! <»* illipss. SI he
’ grew better
L A. Simons dosed a fiitiv« Refill
ticket at Ashland for Klamath valley is
Depnt) Sheriff
Kan., who has passed the winter in tiff.
and rvt»irnod toschool, , but was taken !■ rm of seb.*ol at N*-il sdio«il house o’clock.
carried
away
round
the
world
and
Ashland,
Or.,
April
in.
ls-‘
Miss
H
in
G
présents
highly
compli-
Mike
Foreman
vs.
An
Iren
Weidner
Ashland, visiting his son, loft Tuesday
witi» :» rvlapse. :m»l < am»' home agaiu w-«*k before last. an*l is now introdu ••
tes’imoninls from h**r pastor. morning for San Francisco, intending
action to nx'over money; verdict for thrown out at Ager. California, where
<»n!v to pr »p *r* for the sa 1 parting u.g in Ashland T illmag'-’s famous work meutary
he finds himself only 6 miles nearer to
Rev. t!i(x*l >re Cuvier of Brooklyn, to make his way leisurely homeward. defendant.
Timber Land Notice
fruii» boni»* and iife t. get her. Thebnr- ••"lie Bath of Life.” ft is an interest-
Jos. Solomon vs. A. J. Davie and R. Ins destination thmi he was when he I
Mr. Kyle came out to Southern Ore­
V kited S tates L and O ffi « e , I
irli w . ìs lo Lu» at Yr.-ka yesterday. ii g. entertaining and profitable Is-ok S.nator John A. L >gan, ar»l ot Imrs.
She lias l»>en rec *ived with gréa* gon as a health seeker, and goee home A. Davis suit tn fona'lose mortgage; Ixmglit the ticket. Ho gets to Klam­
R-'SEBI R g . Or.. April 4. 1SM9. i
Muy ohi tI <»' fh-» fa her and t * re el, and In- should meet with stir'
ath
valley
in
two
days
after
having
Notice
i*>
hereby given that hi compliance
favoriti N**w York. Brooklyn, Phila­ much improved.
verdict for plaintiff; $22b2.23aud costs;
moth'»r vrnp•»!hiz»* »’•••.»pìy with them c.-ss in its inlroijiictioii.
with
th«*
pro\
Bioiis of the a< t of < Ongrexs of
paid
$S.75
for
carriage
alone;
whereas,
delphia, Washington, ami other largo
decree to foreclose.
I*7s, entitle«.! “An act forth»* saieof
il V hip nt.
in the s i i t»<»r.»¡.»
Two veteran Republicans of this
if he had gone by the Ashland Link- JuneS.
Ui;*t. Wilbourn lias sold to D.ive cities of the south ami west.
timber lamb hi the ates of « alifornia. < ir»*-
county, both residents of Jacksonville,
Ari li or So ih», of il io» nix. .-on
ville route he would have made the gon, Nevada, and Wa-hington Territory,’
S»-e progr.im uext week.
l’ayn«au interest in h:s quartz mining
S. 0. Presbytery.
have been recommended by the Ore­
B. S >uiv. 'Alio w »ut to Southern
very same time and paid only $•’> for Phil F Bower, of Ast«»ria. < ouiity of <’latsop.
claims near Henley. I hey will have
’ate “f «iri’i-nii. a-'- 11.i- da;, filed in thi»-of
gon
Congressional
delegation
for
ap
­
forn; » a short fune ago in Rie li»
'Tim Presbytery of Southern Oregon carriage. Several commercial gentle­ S fiee
a mill test made hhhi of the rock now
hi' *-worn sta»ein<*nt for (he pur< ha^c <»f
PERSON A L.
»•t iy-ngtib progress of ?» iung il
pointment to land office positions
held its first regular session at Grant's men. viz; J. M. Shelly, of the firm of the N W ‘4 of -oction N<>. 10, in Tp s R No.
Is-ing taken ou’. The Jacobs nr.ll at
Capt. Kelley for receiver of the new Pass this week, beginning Tuesday L. Feldman & Co., Portland, aud gen­ 5 E. hu »I will offer pr«»of to show that th«
whi *h End :»lr * tdy tvarlv run it
Henlev is tieing put hi ord'-r for custom
John M* <’*>- ky. curt*.mti r, left Wed-
land sought is mure valuable for its timber
•ours«'. <ii *i *••: S in I >i g i hi'.: I
work, and tins rock will lie some nes lay 'Vining with Ins family for Harney Innd office and N. Langell for evening. Rev. F. G. Strange and Mr. tlemen representing Goldsmith A- Ix>w- or stone iban f.»r airricultiiral purposcii, ami
..n i was fiuri i tb“rv. His ‘»r »tl
a
position
in
the
Lakeview
office.
L.
A.
Sack
“
tt
went
down
to
represent
enlierg.
Chas.
Hegel«
&
Co.,
and
Bern
­
to
establish hi- claim 1«» 'aid laud before the
of tho firs’ Workeil thor.'tliis season.
Portland.
l iw. ì>. L •hi;.'rs. of Pii«n»nix. had
the Ashland Presbyterian church. Rev. heim A Maimer, were here last week Register a .»! Receiver of thlsofiiceat R<»sv-
Everet Mingus, son of C. Mingus of M. A. Williams, of Medford, was to and they say the Ashland Linkville burg. Or. on W. d:i»"d:> \ tho ¡9th dav of
One of the most valuable an I most
<• I for S in 1 >’.*go Latore bis »leu
Un*-;'- Sam. Cui. *r will return to his
lx- •
d s.ruble stock ranch-s tn Klamath KI.irnath comity ranch from I'hoenix this place, returned home from Eugene preside over I he meetings of the Pres­ road is now in first rate condition at June,
leu I ng to l»nr»g Ili i. be»k to l’i
H<* name' a- wi»th*"v- Jam«' Turk, of
l ist Sunday where he has I hmmi a stn- bytery.
county the Lang« II ranch iu Langell this Week.
but th»* end <‘»!u*» s ».»n. r than w
1
hev
prefer
Astoria.
<’)a‘-ope.>U!i’'. or.. John F. «tivan-,
Green Spring mountain. '
. . ... >1
dont at the State University for two
Astoria, t’lat.-op count >. Or , <ivo. A Dur
v *l!e\ is now off« red fi* sale, ns will
p< <»ted.
that road and will stick to it. so will all <»f
« Tty. Lane - • .unt y. or , Thomas
Dani. Walker starts to-day for years past. He will be employed tn
I h ' s'i'ii by adverti -meut tn the I tt>-
Boots and shoes at cost at. O. fl. o’her commercial men and freighters. ri', of Eug»*n«*
of \shland. .lai kson county, or.
Wren; taut tlr»l.
IX,;s this week. Anyoue bioking for a Sprague River, for a visit to his stock Haskins’ drug store at Medford during Blount’s.
Anv ami all per-on* (laiming adversely
*
Ashland is beginning now to catch the
the summer, and expeats to attend a
I’t'.* S. J* ni <’-rpifirf .hntrnnl *>t en*’ cl, ■■•.- r ilieii with improved Stiick will ranch out there.
Klamath trade in apite of all the cun­ the ab»ve de-cribcd lands arc requested * to
Bargain- tn Millinery and Fancy ning of Montague, and she can shorten fil<* th»*ir • laiiti' in tbi- ..l!i’. on or ’ before
collegeof pharmacy during next winter.
strike a rare opportunity by following
■ I .« 1 i t week i* * 1 the following :
Messrs.
Griswold, ('has. Hocum.
-aid 19th da\ of June, Is*»’*
goods at Mrs. Boynton's. Eggs taken
"And ir w
is said tie' Ashland up this eliatn-e.
the route considerably more by making,
< H AS. W J ohn “T on
and W. H. Biown went down to Rose­
Col. Robert V Miller, one of J-r-keon in exchange for goods.
♦
H lot
Register.
woo n mil. ¡>r« I *■' ’<» remove to Lu-
at a trifling expense, a short cut at
A numt'er of K*hlatidmenworec;ill- burg Wtilm— lav to purchase timlx'r contity's representatives, has opened a
g, in- i' a b mus *>' sI."».’H>• is forth..... . ,sl to Ja'-k'-oiiville as Witness.-s 111 th' land.
II 1». (I. sugar for $1 at the Bed < »uin Anderson’s aud bridging the
law office in .Jacksonville, and proposes
Timber Land Notice.
i.ig. W.ioh ti mill- an t l> >ui may )»• trial of the tramp arrest«'! for the
House.
♦
Klamath at Chase’s If Ashland trail­
A. M. Calhoun, one of th«' miners tn engaging m the practice of his profes­
ers are wise they will lose uo time in
)«R>k'-.i apo*. :« >” • • mi tito s,.m" thing. Imr-Jary in
H. Bloutit’s store some- the Willow Springs district in tlie ear­ sion. Col. Miller conies to the prac­
(runlets. gouges. tweezers, pliers,
r sited Si a i e - R and offh e ,»
i:n< must go t.ef.ir« I il*«'other.
le' ■
R ’■ i bur * . ’ »r . April 4 Hs* »
making this important cut. It will
tv a-1 ago. but. after all the off >rts upon ly days, arrived last Satar.' y from tice of the lew with much general ex­
l’ots and kettles, paua and friers.
lint
this
item.
inquiry ter* .liscio-
silence the croakers. It will stop their
All things for all sorts of buyers
Noti< • ¡« h«*rel ’. given thai in <*on»pliaiK-e
til • p »it of the engineers of the law Arizona, for a visit with old frrends in perience in the business of life ami we
throats with the large aud salient fact with th«* pr«M'isi<>n' of th»* «<•! of «Tingrcs» of
r.» far
l'*ere is any '* Ili lettoti for 1’. m iciiinery the tramp was ««xpiitteil.
\t hardware storeof H. C. Myer’s.*
iiespeak for him a full share of the pat­
< n»'.!'td “An aet f.»r the saieof
that the A. L. road is not only lietter Jan»*
is jits* wr.’iig «*ii 1 up. Th-» Asbl’.u 1 th inks to th" skillful defense of ins at­ the valley.
ronage of this judicial district. Stic-
Ian'!- in th«* s*»i>h <.f < aliforniii, Ore­
There
is
still
room
for
one.
two,
three
in wet weather than the sticky, adobe tnnU-r
w * h >I •>> uii'ls h iven’t pr »i . H uvei I t o , Io torney, (’. B. Walsou.
Mr. G. IT B.eon. of Harrah hi . Wis., cess to him.
gon, Nevada, an«! Washington Territory,”
good houses ou Boulevard in Hunsak­ Ager road, but ipiite as short for the t-.-org' A. Dorris, of Fug< nr City, County
wl.o was *>iit ta re last fall m i Ixmglit
anything of th' ;iu*i. Eng gene ¡e* .pie
The thir I Quarterly inedmgof Ash- a ten acre tract of 1 n.l n ar town
Cory Taylor of E ’en precinct. who ers addition. Frier'S and terms rea­ Iiassenger or freighter in Ashland or of l4»nc, ?*tate of Oregon, ha* thia day
in A-hl t» i
have wr.tte.i b> pit i■
filed
in this offi«’«* Li* *wurn state
juikville, as wall ¡ ls cheaper by almost meni for th«* pun ha-< «.f th»- S W ‘4 ..f
to Hi*! lire if *i ' t
ly prop witi >ri l„nd M. E. (,'hurdi will lie n.-ld next which he has ii i I cleared, irrived in has lieen attending the Portland bnsi- sonable. Apply to E. B. Hunsaker. *
S
Jurdav
and
Sunday.
At
rd
Vi
and
11.
ness
College
during
the
:*
>-•
six
months
socti.in
No io. m tp No r-, s R No » E, and
•il
of
the
mills
Ashland
yester
l
<y
morning
.again.
wool I iird’Ve Hie remov
half.
or more, has gone to Sc; ‘tie. to take a 44
In other wools, since the struggle to v. ill offer proof to »how that the land sought
to licit city. Bn’ there is n i intention R, v. s. 1*. Wilson. I*. E.. of Eugen"
He
That
Hath
Eyes
to
See
i' more valuahl»’ for B« timber or stone than
Ad. Gr 1 ;n. who has b, n with
keep your own state trade in your own f r h _- b ul: u : h ! j ur{»<»'•-'. and to e»tabli*h
of en ••’.tr i ;iug nv s*>'ll proposition, Citv district, "ill be present to pre i■•!). H ,-rshmi.s’ part'■ dig ;g d in pr,*li*ni- j-isitiou in the ,,ffi ,. of the Northwest­
Let Him Seo !”
ern Express Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
conntry has begun, keep the Oregon hi'claim to *'«¡1 land I .»«fore th« Kegi-u-r
Up ”i til.' si*i>.' siil.j i't th*' Eugene Xe. The chnr -h ’ which has never l>een nary sii”.
for t1: Un*.*u I' eitic R R. Mundy, of I’ortlan I are expected out
aud R< • «■ r ■*• tfii*- m !!
a* R'.-fcfiurg. «>r .
file Al­ *1. dieated) wil la- appropriately dc.h-
f¡" tr-l <>'■ Satani.:v says:
Dr. J B. Pilkington, the ternn Sur­ oil in your necksaud proveto Klamath on
«liH 'dax. the l*th «I h ' . f Jun»*. la»»9.
pi north : i <' .1|f.*r i: i for
v* ral
b.*nj />• **i*.<*r lí h e ; lut oí news eo:l- cat.'d at tl>e close «>f ’ll'1 morning ser- months iiast, re. urued h«m •• I.'-.-t Sat­ this week, to spend the -umm-r with geonOculist atid Medical Sp cialisi, of people that you shall leave no stone
He na;n«“-a* a hiivm .*« Jmnv* Turk, John
Mrs. Mundy's nm’her, Mrs. Taylor, at Portland. Or., uid be at the Oregon. upon the pathway of their convenience. F «»Ivan*. Phil F Bow»*r. all of Astoria.
,’ h - • it reacb'sl Vi.e. All invite I to b • ¡’re -ent.
cemiiig E ig*
urday. n* .r i >:o.iil.\
lo r farm east of l’lioenix.
Asninnd. fr an H a. :u. to 5 p. in. of Sun­ Give ns the shortest as well as theliest < ¡rt’'. p«oun >. or,, nud Ihoma- Mayhew,
\ g
. inn from
here “et It
F<»rtv-five in in’■ s.-,*nt l-viips for
of ohl.ind, J <■ k«i<ni cou:i,\, Or
day. \pril 21 -t,
,\ll «ufferers from
I m - v . J. R X. B. .1. editor of tl R -e.
i leit *r lr’,1 l»e«*n rc- th Asidaii 1 El- ■ r -• Lh ht_ U >. I. ft
E igene say.= t *1
1 >r. Samuel Barnes, of Fairbury. III., anv form of EYE, FAR. EENO.i'HRON- road you can, ami besides a more di­ A ny and all jhu Mtn- claiming ad er«ely the
,*■
.
■
’
a
*
V
.1-
rect
route,
traffic
with
old
Rogue
river
town
y<
st*
rday
Mhove-d»-M riN 'l land* are req'ie»>!»‘d to file
burg
/«>
co
ir.
was
in
eel'"! *'r*'tn th.'
is in Ashland this week, visiting Mr. l< . SERVO! s. I iEitlSi- . r lUJ’jAL
l';ttr ' lig i>v . x;'r- s' .in th • 5th in '.,
» lain»' in
o'fic • on »»r before sard
land u »>!"U miLs , -. 'p - ng to remove and are ex;r-:-t«'l here to-day or to­ visiting old frieUiis. lb* says R-»s‘*- I. I* Fuller, with whom he is in part­ Dis» aae will bv gm u *p < i d . xamina- friends and other advantages on that their
»w*: for a .-¡-'.'HU
mail, we'll secure a crop of grass off 191 h day of Juue,!**?• " hd >. W J ohn -'T on ,
improving. ami ner-hip in prop-rty interests at Seattle. tion and opinion frv<>.
barg
is
.led
*ng
and
their pt atr t .'tn'
Pi
’
•*.
Fin
rn »rt ''V. When they are <'ii,x‘ li.tro-
Register.
44 10t
l'orras. < >ur i;.f*ir* .. n' r * y s ’ hat En­ lu s-*l. it is hkelv th it th ■ in-gindes-'-mt w .s m'leh lu.pl" - .1 with the growth l)r. Barnes is the surgeon of th» T. P. Mire«*, Fistulas nd li ct d ( • er«, haw the trade-catcher's road in the fall.
gen*' vii riW'til-' eo ii< If our in- 1'1.;'«' will largely sup,--se»le coal o l an 1 impr* vviiienl o’ \-li!.;a I.
A- W. R. K . and was made known to tr- ated over 400cases s ic,-. dudv with The stage-express will leave Ashland.
in
past
three
yerns.
Refers
to
Hon. Kono an I Liukville every Monday and
f uin it mu is tr*i • w • i 1s t ■ nt -kle that Ii» lips. Th»' I’urti sm.sithly. ate cheap
The V. S. Bakery will deliver bread
tlm country at the time of the terrible
Geo. W. .Jones. K'ladtnaat,., V-ilk. Rev. Tunrsilay morning, and should the de­ pies or cake« at your door every day if
Elige «' will r il«** hat Ismus in three nn.l safe, and all the trouble and time
G. F. Billings is .-.gm’ for leading Chatsworth disaster two years ago by J. H. Cornwnll. H ol . 1. I). Montgmn
mand for carriage increase, it will run yon wish. Leave orders at the bakery
<1 «'<.’’
consume! tn trimming, tilling and 1'ire lnsui.m -e. Insure with a hs-al his efficient care of the many passen­ • ry. II. I>. Martin. S. K. Man-field. D. B. every morning
on Mam street, opposite Odd Fellows
agent. (»-•’ lowest rate» and know you gers wounded. Dr. Barnes is much Winniford. and over 4o other gentlemen
cleaning
th»»
coal
oil
lamps
will
I»'
lmn. ■use stix’k of clothing at coat at
I*KTK* THB POKT.
block.
*
Hre
insured.
|3-m
pleased
with
Ashland.
wo!l
known
in
Southern
Oreg
>u.
avoidwl.
O. H. Blount's.
I
MAX PRACHT,
A Fine Stock Ranch
ASHLAND,
FOR SALE’
OFFERS FOR
SALE 05 LEASE
THAT MOST DESIRABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FRONTING ON
MAIN ST. & HARGADINE AVE.
THE MOST CENTRAL
Land For Sale.
RUMMAGE, GILBERT & CO
Location in Ashland
THREE LOTS
EACH 22 FT. FRONT BY I 20 FT. 4 IN. DEEP.
These lots are located diagonally opposite the new
H otel O regon , on the south side of Main st., corner of
Hargadine Avenue, and for a first class business invest­
ment have no equal in the city, (’all on or address
MAX PRACHT, Ashland, Or.
BUYA LOT IN
SAXMAN’S
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
Sugar Pine Ceiling and Rustic
Yellow Pine Flouring,
P
I X T E I? .
OREGON,
PENNSYLVANIA
ADDITION!
TO THE
CITY OF ASHLAND!
NOW ON SALE
THE CHOICEST LOTS,
THE FINEST VIEW,
Physicians' Fee Bill.
THE LOWEST PRICE
THE EASIEST CRADE
Evcrv Ix)t is covered with the very best grades of
budded Peach. Ajtple, Pear, Prune and Plum and Cherry
trees.
Lots Enclosed, and Sireets Graded
M ax P racht ,
ASHLAND, OREGON
SOLE AGENT,
2
CHOICE PIECES OF REALESTATE AT
A BARGAIN!
A. W. Scott, the contraator and builder, being called back to
Portland bv business interests, otters for sale the following property,
which will be a bargain for somebody:
1 7 Acres <>l‘.Laiid
Near the Devlin tract out the Boulevard, less than two miles from
Ashland- This is choice land for pe.iches or other fruit—such land as
th it of the < laley peach or< hard, w hi« h is already well known to horti­
culturists all over the state, and whtch sold for jftxx» per acre «luring
the last few days. This will be sold, if applied for soon, at $100 per
acre. Wilt be sold as a whole or in io and 7 acre pieces
4 acres of
the land is cleared and ready for the plow.
'I’woClioie«' Citv
Cots
«
At the junction of the Boulevard, Iowa and Alida streets, considered
*>r.e of the best pieces of property on the Boulevard- Price, now. $550
Apply to Ropier, Galey & Helm, G. I-'. Billings or A. T Kyle
TO MAKE
—A-
Delicious Biscuit
Ask your Grocer for
COW BRAND
SODA m SALERATUS.
ibwiuU'y Tur*.
CUT
CHOOL SEAMLESS
HOE
ain
SOLIO HECL
best
S0-1C
EXAMINE OUR
AGLNCV Fl H
CUT SHOE
CELEBRATE)
BOOTS« SHOES
ESTABLISHED IB« J
IT SHOWS HOW ALL
WAVERLY
Y
TH7 B.GCESThnCT >•! IHt
"'OP l C
SCHOOL
SHOES
ARE
MADE
TcnruL..
r»tt.cv ,
8 »' ■
O'
I______
These Shoes have all stood
the test of Granite soil and
are kept in all sizes and
widths at
I). R. & E. V. MILLS