Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, April 26, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextASHL ASHLAND TIDINGS W. H. LEEDS. Editor and Publisher. Terms of Subscription: One 0>>py, one year.................. " six mouths................ ” “ three months............ Ulub Rates, six copies for........ Terms, in advance. OFFICIAL ASHLAND, J N D<*lph * Senators J H Mitchell Binger Hermann Congressman Sylvester PeMiiuyer Governor <.«.»rgu W .M Hrido Secretary of State G W Webb State Treasurer E. B McElroy luperinteudeut Instruction F C. Bakr State Printer K S. btrahan. f William p. ¡.ord > Supreme Judges W,W Thayer. 5 FIRST JL'DK lAL DISTRICT. L. K Webster. Circuit Judge W M C«>lvig District Attorney For Ja»-k«on. Josephine, l ake aud Klamath counties. J Ai gSUN LOI NTY. Senator A. t’ StauIcy J T. Bowduch K. A Miller W H price J. R Neil VS i 11 iatn itrt v < W I h . . r Max Muller J G Bird«*) K. H M»x»rr J M < hildern 11 H Mitchell J. 5?. Howard. Dr R Prp e ç Keprvsentatl W» Coiiuty Judge ' < oTiiini'DUuners Couuty » lcrk .■Sheriff Treasurer AaneMNur •h(M)l .'-uperintendunt Surveyor Coroner JOSFPHINK <«'INTY. Joint xumtor, St. ( lair, Rvi»rv-.enti»ti\e, <’ J. Howard, County Judge/ V. Colvig; CominisMlonerx, J. Hanxth and B. H milncu ; Clerk, C K. < haiudur. Sheriff, M. Musa; Treasurer, J. A, Jenuiugs; A^neuor, F. U. Ream Seh«a*l Superintendent. W. A. Massie: Mirveyer, W. N. Snundem; Coronbr, Dr. Flanagan. KLAMATH Col NTY. Joiut Senator, C. V Cog*wvll, of Lake; UeprvM-utaHve. >. P. Mos*, of Luke County Juilgr, W S. M cmm ; <’ointnissionvrs, W. C Crawfoul an«t 1. B. Kester. Clerk, A. L. I wax itt. Sheriff. M 1». Childvr*: Treasurer, Cha*. Garxes; Aj»*v'.*or. John smart: S'h«H»l Stqx'Y intcndetit, P. Fountain', Surveyor, J B. Grif fith; Coroner. J. Siemens. lakk < oun n J«»int Senator. A. Cogswell, of Lake; Kuprvsoutatix v, S. P Mos* . Countv Judge, W A Wihhirv; C«»mmissi»»n»'rs, R L. Sherl»»vk and W.IliHHi fiagk'X ; Clerk, W. T Boyd; sheriff, William < aril. Treasurer, A. M<*Cal- len. School S'lpcrintvinlent. A. H. Fisher; AsM'ssor, J. F. Nb-Dunougb; Stock ln*|»e« tor, 1» R Junes. MEETING OF cor RTS. KTC. The Supreme Court of Oreguu inerts ut Su b-m. regular terms euuuneiiviug on the first Mondays in March ami O< t»>brr. The • irvuit Court for the First Judicial liiwtrict sets In Jackson county on first Men days iu April, Septemt»ei ami j>e» « inber. In Klumath countv on secou»! Monday in June ami first Monday in N«»xember in Lake «-uuntx on the third Monday in May ami the a>er«»ud Mondax in Octotier. In Josephine county on first Sfoiidays in March ami Au gust. For Jackson county the County. Probat«» and Comini.sMi»»ners’ rouits meet every mouth, commencing with the first Monday, for Josephine rouuly. the first Momiax in Jauua.x. April, July and September', for Lake cotintx, every alternate month, » »»in incnring the first Monday in January; for Klamath »aunty, the first Wednesday in March. June. September ami November. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Austin S. Hammond, ATTORNEY AT LAW A shlamp , O bkgun . < empiete list of Abstracts of Titles to laud« in Jackson county. Titles examined. Titles perfected. Rec ord!« eurre< ted. etc. 1323 J. T. Bowditch, Attorney and Counsellor at Law ASHLAND, OREGON. Will practice it all court» of the State. C ollections promptly made and remitted. 9-4 Morris M. Harkness, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR, G rant ’ a P ass , O regon . »• in Ahlf Building. Front street. J. S. Howard, Notary Public and Conveyancer MEDFORD, OREGON. All kinds 4 real business given care ful att. nlioo. and information furnished aa. truing property in the new town. Dr. J. S. Parson. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, A shland , O regon . Office at residence on Main street, next door to Presbyterian church. >1112 Dr. S. T. Songer, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ASHLAND, OKRGoN. Office in <>»1<I Fellows building, vecoud floor, on Maiu street. [11-12 Cha.3. E. Beebe, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ASHLAND. OREGON. -q>*‘»»lal atte ntion civen to the treatment • 4 rhrunir female «liAvast's. Office cousultntiou free xx here profeNsiun- il s rx ict'* arc not rv«jnire«i. offiee in Masonic Block, oxer Chitxvoo»1's «irug store; residence on Oak street. a25vl2 Dr. W. Staa.fiold, eclectic physician . Haa located in Vnland. <>r . iorthepra» li< c o( his profession. Makes all ehrouii* diseas«*«. such ms Rheumatism, Asthma, Files. Kidney di'«» as» «. Liver Complaints. Female Diseases. Ac . a specially. Consul tation free. offx r nett »ha»r t»» Arlington Hotel, near u ll Late Surgeon in I' S. Army. ASHLAND, OR Ei i< >N. offn e » it • »ak street opposite new brick utel. 13-J6 Mr3. B. M. Webster, M. D., PHYSICIAN. HOMEOPATHIC ASHLAND, ORKGON. <»fii< e f»»r the present at the Congrvgati»»nal 1’arMxnage. ¡12 49 J. S. Walter, M. D. S., Wil) prHctice hi«profetatoti of Dentistry — AT — A shlvnd , O kboox . 11-S A. C. CaJiwoll, P E R I O R ASHLAND, OREGON. Nitron« Oxide G am aduiinintered for tbe painless extraction of teeth. ’ Ofliee over the Bank.—[1*- -33] Ganiard’s Orchestra, LBOAL. APRIL 26, 1889 Hr Is Ricocheting In I lie liter 1er State— thinking of John C. New, be write« Io Ihr Prince of Hale«. I2.]5| I’rof. A*hlan<l. Or. VALUABL STOVES and,Ranges. With 1'iriii Backs. Guaranteed for Ten Years. Best Made and Finished, Best Operating, and l< linu> G. F. BILLINGS A I < )1’H< HARDWARE, ST()\ ES & TINWARE, Ashland Woolen Mills. 2 & A BARGAIN! 1 7 A.C1?€'H of I —J< ind § »1? Two Choice City Lots WHITES COLORED BLANKETS, BAD TITLES ! Closing Out at Cost. All at cost, Reduced to 35 cents each. Men’s 1 ‘ants, all kinds. To In* closed out at cost. Boy<’ Fine Shirts, All at cost. Gents’ Collars, Cuffs, Jewelrv, <£c. All at cost Bovs’ < ’ lothing all must go. Reduced Below cost. All Lines of 1 ndenvear At cost to dost*. ExAmine those large plugs of To- hacco-below cost-onlv 25c. DON'T WAIT until it is too late if you want a suit of clothes at cosi or a bargain in any other line as we propose closing this stock IMMEDIATELY modify and ultimately disappear ns the system gains strength from th» great tonic. Dyspepsia, biliousness, rhvnina tisni, constipation and kidney emu- plaiuts are subdued bv tin Bitters. A Sheep Story. -AND TO — Cleanse the System Effectually, — SO THAT — P7V I N T H K . Glazing, Kalsomining, 44 Combine» the juice of the Blue Figs of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming the ON LY PER FECT REMEDY to act gently yet promptly on the *■» KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS P. GHADY, A h IU mm »!, Oregon VALLEV. enough has la-eu learned during the two years to know that u market awaits all the fruit that the hillsides will grow. During the past season itn- iiiense quantities of apples were sold on th«« ground to California compan ies, w ho sent eximrieuced packers into tile orchards, packed the fruit and la beled th«« boxes “Mountain fruit grown in the foot-hills of California” (?) Tore is no bnsiness that can lie un dertaken that promisee better profits tlniii fruit raising in the Rogue River valley. Much of the granite soil on the hills wes: an I southwest of Ash land is beiug cle.inal and thousands of young tries of ail varieties planted and cultivated. Contemplating a change in my business at an early pe- riocl, 1 will öfter my entire stock at cost until the same is closed out orders to »w left at 1*. F. Reeser’s hard URrestor^ K<"»:dvnc» in Reefer s addition, ruriit r Cni»»n and Fairviuw Mrerts. 41 Wall-tinting, Etc. ROME RIVER Retiring From Business ! Paper Hanging and Decorating, House Painting Etc. suor Main and Httrgadiue street«, in rear »i <■ W Ayers' office. Illi: Closing Out at cost. M B. Moore, Paper-hanging, NO. 4G. king: then you could gnulmdly order <>nt these ails, and call attention to your reign by means of announce incuts on the fenc> - “With these remark 1 v ill close, thanking' you in advance for any courtesy shown to Col. New and hop ing to hear from you at your earliest convenience.” The letter, of which the nla.ve is a copy, has lieeu forwarded to the n.-w consul-general at London, and I sin cerely hope may l>e of use in opeii ng Up more friendly relations with a country which c< rtainly s had the laugh on ub ever since Lord S,-ck\ iib West was made to contribute iumsejt to our campaign fund. Indiana, among other distinct fea tures, is the proud (».ssessor of the only successful skunk ranch in the World. If there an* any other skunk ranches now on a paying liasi, I have not yet visited them. The domestic;! tion of this little rhododendron has so far been left to Mr. Lininger, near Huntington. He has a ranch thereof this kind, and goes into society very little indeed I am told. Few goto see him, and his groceries are handed over the fence to him by means of a tish- ing ]»>le. Skunks ur« most prized for their fur and also their oil. The oil is not used for salad, ns many sitp|M>se. but as a remedy for croup. Skunk's oil is worth ten cents an ounce, and the contest lietween a tablesjioonfill of it and a ease of croup is said to be en tirely one-si.led. Mr. Lininger began with fourteen of the animals. He now lias several hundred of them, and can buy any of the adjoining farms at his own price. Last summer he used to go to church at Huntington everv Sunday morning, but this year the church is pay ing him 85 a week to pray in se cret. The skunk is said to posses- strong affection for the human being, but in most instances it is not returned. The skunk resembles the elephant in one respect, viz: Ixtcause he cannot climb a tree. Mr. Lininger says this little animal does not require much food, and even that little is of the very plainest kind. And yet he is an offal eater after all. The sac which supplies the little he liotrope with his all-pervading scenti- nients may lie easily removed, -ay- Mr. Lininger, aud then the animal is as harmless and even more devoted than the common house cat. Possibly that may lead to the general adoption of this animal as a house pet sonn- day, and along with the stingless bull dog our homes will be tilled with de light. Then the New York landlord who cannot let us have a bouse if we are injudicious enough to he parents and publicly admit it, can let his higli- Rtoop, brown-stone front to a j>oodle dog infirmary or a skunk aquarium, and thank heaven that lie is not en couraging American children in our great metroi»>lis. Here in Indiana there lives at Fair mount an honest aud deserving green grocer and tradesman, whose name 1 did not succeed in getting, He de serves to do well, lie d i nut pre varicate. He does not try to misrep reoeut. Ranged along tin front of the store he exhibits vegetable? of all kinds, fruit in season, butter andegg- Everything is neatly arranged. Hung over these articles are the price marks Coining along the egg counter you discover a shingle on which is painted with shoe blacking : "Eggs 8 Cts.—Good 15 Cts." Noticing the large numlier of s cent eggs sold during the day, we have can celled our lecture date here and will go away on the afternoon train. Ot A«hlan<l. Oregon. (Ute of ( »'. Are now prepare«! to PirnUh the brrt of m~i<. lor public or private >-»rtu «. Balls. »•Unie«. Ac . »I •">' P“l'11 «'" »*w <>«»»( All the new popular mn»lc U played by ihis Orchestra- Having employe«; a Urge number of mu- «i.’uii». WC «re *»•'«■ t‘> f'iriiKh «ny “UH,bl'r nl bends Any instrument or « caller fur nUhed to o«Vr b».,.b All ord. r- by mail ,r telegraph |.rotnp»ly «tt. n.i.-d to. Term- tlways reasonable. A'Llrcs* ^ucAqn ti!W*rtion.... ft co Each Additional insertion....... . 1 M) Job Printing Of al) description« done on short no tioe. Legal Blank», Circulars, Busi nessCards Billhead», letterhead«. Post lore, etc., gotten np in good style at living prices. One of the most 1» autifn) nn«l pro- d:i *tiv«‘ (eirtions of the state of Oregon lies at the «mtlu rn extremity of the stale, at the foot of the Siskiyou motin- BUI Nye in New York World.l taiuH. surrounded on the east by tho The past week we have lieen gaily Cascad««», on the west by the Co;ist range and on the north by the Rogue ricocheting to and fro over the state river mountains. Until one year ago of Indiana. Indiana is keenly alive ¡a !(> -toiler this locality was practi to the great ¡»«ssibilities in store for our common country. Indiana be cally clueisl to the outside world, but the extension of the Southern Pacific lieves that good men should be at the into Oregon has since connect««! it helm, and she also has in mind several writli the great throbbing heart of tin- of those who would lie willing to at continent; now it is a part und parcel tend to the helm business if urged to of tho area tliut is attracting such do so. widespoad atbution from those in Kokomo is the headquarters for «•arch of mild climate mid delightful natural gas. Those who desire to ob THE CLIMATE surroundings. No portiou of the Pa of the Rogue river valley is mont «lo serve this phenomenon should not for cific coast is more worthy of attention lightful. Observation at Abilitimi get to visit Kokomo. Twenty-one FROM $225 TO $1000. than Rogue river valley, with its rich i shows oti<«-bidf the rainfall and one- years ago an oil company laired down soil, pure water, grand and inspiring half the cloudy «lays in each year than 1HMI feet or so in search of oil in what scenery, inexhaustible forests, unde we have in Portland. The summers is now called the gas lielt. At that veloped gold and silver iiiines.aii abun are some warmer than the XVillamette depth the drill broke off, and as no dance of native grasses, the home of valley, the average summer tempera one in the neighborhood was strong the vine and fruit tr««e. It hits all that ture being aliout 82 and the average enough in the front teeth to pull it goes to make up an ideal country to wiuter temperature being about 42 de out, it has remained there ever since. 15 and Ki. Myer’s adii. $225.00. live in, and is settled by an intelligent grees. A few days iu summer may The providential feature about it is, and thrifty pwiple. that had the drill gone a few feet fur reach 1<12 deg., aud the thermometer The completion of th«« railroad has has gone as low at, zero during some of ther gas in great quantities would I >ne Acre—lots 17 ami 18, „ 285.00. al«> given the valley an extend«»! mar have been turned l<»>se and no one the coldest winters like that of 1XH8. ket for its pnsiucts, while the future The winter months may lie particular would have known what to do with it. will give its people all the l» ncfits to ly confined to January and February, Now it is regarded as a blessing, while Nearly one Arre near town. be derived from the fertility of soil ami during which period the nights are at that time it might have scared the genially of climate. people out of the country. Gas was somewhat frosty, aud a tittle snow discovered by a dentist at Findlay, TOWNS of the valley . falls nt rnre intervals, but it is never < »ver Two Arres near town. 400.00. Ohio, first, I lielieve. He hud a cis The principal town of the vallev is cold enough to cause a stoppage of tern. through the water of which he Ashland, situated at the extreme south outdoor lalsir, while the warmest days noticed little bubbles percolating from end, at the foot of the Siskiyou moun are rarely oppressive, owing to the 550.00. We have two car-loads of these stoves, comprising time to time. This gas had a slight tains. It claims. an<l no doubt has, a breeze from the Cascade and Siskiyou odor resembling the tombof ths Capu great variety of styles in both cooking and heating, a population of .-|,(NKI, having doubled it mountains. lets. The doctor placed a large in self in the past year and one-half. The The tiinla-r interests of this region 10 Acres tif good fruit land near Ashland; prices to suit. We claim these to be unequaled in e verted sheet-iron funnel over the cis town is etijoying a very sulistantial ami are just liegintnng to attract the at tem .and to the apex he attached a ^80 per acre. gance of design and finish, and are placing them upon even rapid growth. Many new build tention that their importance demands. pijie leading to his kitchen stove. By ings are in process of constructian and In the Cascade anil Coast mountains, the market with the changing the grate a little he was en t be erection of a large number is con at altitude of 4|M*lto7(HK)fL are forests, abled to utilize this gas for cooking < !. POSITIVE GUARANTEE templated. Ashland bus la«tter hotel the magnitude of which astonish the and heating purposes for many years accommodations than any other town beholder w ho is just made acquainte.1 that they are the I adore any great notice was taken of south of Portland. The new hotel. with them. On the foot hills, are a it. Being of an inventive turn of “The Oregon.” recently oj>ened,erected thin growth of pine and some fir; on mind, lie arranged a scheme by which and furnished at a cost of over $40,0110, the lower valley and hills the black he was enabled to light the tire in the is a lieautiful structure fire proof, ixik it^ui-i'ii.i l/oiit/laxii) and tbe«*om- MOST 1ft RAI»LE line iif stove- ever offered, morning without getting out of lied. built of brick m the Uuet-n Anne style. inon white oak <V- Aijrifolia.} There Referring to politics in Indiana. I 1 h<* S. P. Railroad has a largeaud sub are more foliaceous trees iu the lower .rrv isit our store and see them. have taken the precaution to furnish stantial new hotel on thedepot grounds, valley than in any other part of Ore the following letter of introduction to handsomely furnished and comfortably gon. There is an abundance of laurel, 1 Col, John C. New, so that he will hard fitlwi up throughout. Besides, there arbutus, chaparral and manzanita. ly have a chance to feel lonely while are two hotels in the older (tortious of The handsomest foliage tr««e in the in London : the town, the “Central” and the “Ash state, the madrona or lAilmtux Mun- , Ind., March 211, 188’,). laud Nearly every business is repre zijii) here grows in great profusion. ASHLAND, OREGON, “Mr. "K A. okomcs E. Guelph, room 18, Marlbor- sented in the city. The merchants ap On the higher altitudes vast tracts ough House. . ASHLAND, < iREGl >N pear to lie doing a thriving trade. Ash of white piue, sugar pine, (l'iium “Dear Prince : -This will introduce land has a wooh-n null that employs Ta mix rtt uana), bull pine. (I'iiiHM (Office near Postoffioe.) to your notice my friend, Col. John C. JAMES THORNTON, E. K. ANDERSON about thirty-five hands, a flouring mill, white fir. i .4fn'ex Xobilis.) red New, who goes among you in a kindly President. Vice President. sum mill, roundhouses, and is light«! fir, {Abus Aimiliilixa tamarack. iLuri.r spirit, representing our government in by electric lights, A street railway is <>i‘i nl‘ iitulix), balm, cedar and yew CHOICE PIECES OF REALESTATE AT a commercial way. Show him the talked of, while a proposition to estab grow to great height and thickness. town and introduce him to your moth lish a fruit cannery is lM«iug considered. Large numbers of entries of timlier er. Should the queen ever play old I lie townsite was first settled upon in land are being made under the sledge at eventide she will find’ Col. 1K»2. bvlL B. Ilargadine, who built United States laws. The greater i A. \V. Scott, the contraator and builder, being called back to New an excellent partner, yet always the first dwelling. Next camethe "Ash amount of the beet timber lands are rft alive to the importance of turn land saw mill," which was built iu yet unsurveyed. Portland by business interests, offers for sale the following property, keenly si ing a jack at the proper time. 1852. A flouring mill soou followed. All the most desirable vacant lands which will l>e a bargain for somebody: "Col. New is a scholarly man. yet Around these mills and the business in the valley were taken up under the withal simple and unassuming in his springing up out of them grew np the United States laws «years ago. But manners. He is the most democratic young city. I’he town was incorporat there are «»me still desirable locations republican I ever knew. I would like ed in Octoia-r. 18,1. with a poptilatton in the foothills aud benchwi and on Near the Devlin tract out the Boulevard, less than two miles from ;4 to impress on you, also, the import of about 300. Ashland has two good table lands tfiat await the settler, and Ashland- This is choice land for peaches or other fruit—such land as ance of cultivating friendly diplomatic public schools, a high and normal they will be taken up before Ynany that of the U.alcy peach orchard, which is already well known to horti relations with him. He is the editor < J - ;• 2’ school aud several private schools. It years roll around No place in Ore culturists all over the state, and whtch sold for ^6oo per acre during of the Indianapolis Journal, a paper basBapt st.Congregational, Meth .dis’. gon presents any greater attraction for the last few days. This will be sold, if applied for soon, at $too per whose friendship means a great deal Presbyterian and Dutikard church the immigrant than the Rogue river a rising young prince. Do not of buildings, and the Catholic dsnomina- valley. It looks as though a large im acre. Will be sold as a whole or in io and 7 acre pieces- 4 acres of to fend Col. New, for he can injure you tioti will liegin the er«-ti<»n of a fine migration will enter it during the pres I the land is cleared and ready for the plow. very much if lie should take a notion, editic** in a few weeks. The Masons, ent year. The county has never l»een especially in Indiana. Some day you Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias boomed or advertised. Those who are liable to l»e a kiug instead of the have buildings Society is wellorgan- lived there learntd of its attractions At the junction ot Union, (iresham and Iowa streets; set to fruit red-faded nine-sjsit that you are at iz « h I. and a refined and elevated public from those who hail entered and lo this time. When that day comes, trees, near fine new residences of Messrs. Carter, Reeser and Eddings; sentiment prevails throughout the com cated in it, and enjoyed its blessings Bert, you don’t want the Indianapolis munity. There are two weekly jour- of climate and fertility before them. price, $550. = *i Journal down on you. As king of mils published in Ashland, the Tiu- | Portland World. Apply o Roper. Galey & Helm, G. F. Billings or A. T- Kyle. Great Britain and mortgagee of Ire isgs and the Valley <■,,/■</. Both are land you should have the press on MANI’FACTVRKR.M Or------ bright and tilled with local and general A Kavore.1 Luml. your side ere you liegin to reign. nows. The advertising nointuns of LOOK OFT FOR For Sale. Last .July the U. S. Senate passed a “ Col. New was the gentleman who, these two papers show that the citi I resolution directing the transmission One horse, a spring wagon, top buggy many years ago. when the country zens appreciate their worth. of the rvjiorta prepared under the chief haruees and hay. Apply to— was also new and infested with beam, B ill N ye . JACKSONVILLE. M kh . A. D e P kact . and rattles.lakes were so plentiful that signal ullioer upon the chmale and Plain & Fancy Cassimeres. Flannels, Hosiery. Etc One thin! of the real estate in Jackson •Jacksonville, tLe shire town of Jack- climr.tic conditions of Oregon and a sober man took his life in his hand, Ashland, Oregon. Does It Pay? county is hehi under defeitivk title. Get I son county, ie the el, I,-st town in south Washington Territory. Tiieae reporta as you might say, sat up quite late in au abstract to the title of your property and OVER and UNDERWEAR. - CLOTHING made to ORDER. Three-fonrtliH of our people are ern Oregon. It dates its existence together with illustrative chart« and a the evening play ing draw |»>ker with troubled see if Y<n are all right. The only reliable with Dyspepsia or Liver Com A good span of niulee for sale or from about 1851. For many years it letter from General Greely. have just Office and Sale» Rooms in Masonic Building, Abstracts made in Jackson county come two of his friends and h stranger who from Austiu S. Hammond's I.aw and Abs- will trade for horses. Inquire at Ash was short one eye. The party played plaint in some form or other, which by was one of the most important trading lieen published, aud in view of the of the disease has a dupr< ssiug W. H A TIC I N siVX. aanrl M«nny’«r. m tract Office, Ashland, Oregon. | 1823 | land feed store. Pioneer store block. * a pretty stiff game up to twelve o' nature influence on the mind or body, prevent points ou the north Pacific ooast, beiug immigration to the far N'orthweat, will clock. it is stated, mid the gentleman ing them from thinking or acting clear the has.'of supplies for the southern lie found to be of geueral interest. with one eye had all the stakes. At ly in any matter of importance. Indi portion of the state. Since the advent The rainfall upon the Northern Pa coming up of the food after eat of the railroad, which left Jacksonville cific coast is the heaviest in the United this moment Col. New arose, and put gestion, ing. dysjiepsia. sick headache, acidity of to the west five miles, the place has States, ranging from 7n to 1<)7 inches ting a little machine oil on the me the stomach or any derangement of the lost much of its former prestige. At annually. But this enormous fall chanism of a large eight-pound revel stomach or liver < upon uhicli the whole it shows evidences of a tiew life. covers only <> |>er cent of the area of er which he had in his overcoat, laid action of our system depends) are present A movement is on f,»>t to divide some Oregon and Washington Territory. the toy on the table near him. Then speedily and effectually overcome by of the large farms near the place into On the other baud, the urea where lees tearing the wrapper from a fresh pack the use of Green’s August Flower. Tin fruit tracts anil encourage in than ten inches falls is less than 5 |>er of cards, he said briefly but with grant most stubborn cases have yielded to its small creased population. A railroad to the cent of the whole. Wheat can lie as thousands of letters r» warmth: ■Gentlemen, we will now influence, ceived will testify. The immense sale Southern Pacific Imo at Medford is grown in nine-tenths of these two preceed with a new pack. I do not of this medicine is another guarantee of contemplated, which no doubt will lie slates without irrigation. Owing to wish to charge any gentleman with of its merits, (over a million and half limit. I’he very best farming land in the equable rainfall agricultural o|a*ra- cheating or to call names, and 1 will bottles sold last year.» Sow, ask. will the valley lies adjacent and tributary tions are more fruitful with a small not do so; but,' said he, taking a pe it pay to suffer from any of the alx»ve to Jacksonville. With judgment and rainfall than in some sections of other diseases when you can have immediate can from his pocket and cracking it energy there is no reason why this states with a considerably larger pre with the butt end of his revolver, ‘if relief in the August Flowvr. Three doses town, so beautiful for situation and so cipitation. will prove its worth. It is sold by all, any gentleman should undertake to druggists and general dealers in all rich in local historic lore, should not Remarkable equable temfierature stock the cards or monkey with the parts of the world. st aud abreast of the other growing conditions also obtain, the entire range tardy but natural growth of straights towns of this region. Jacksonville lias of mean and real teuqienittire over this and flushes, we will shoot his other A Good Story of Lincoln. long been noted for its excellent schools, territory, beiug but 81.. degrees from eye out.’ There appeared in a Washington both public and private, while social 45'.. at Fort Corville in northwestern “So you will see that the colonel is advantages are of a high order. The Waslnngton Territory, to 54 degrees at a cool man at a trying time, and paper the other day the following ad I>< iiiueiiitic Tinies published here by Ashland.Oregon. Ill Ikhi miles of lati vertisement : though preferring generally to endure “Wanted By a gentleman and wife, Charles Nickell, is one of the leading tude along the coast the range of tem a great wrong rather than to do one. old residents of Washington, half a journals of the state. It is ably edited peratun« iu the summer is only 3*4 de he would not hesitate, in ease of a dif uud a very valuable business property. from5»>at Port Angeles, W. T., to ference between rival powers or hot pew or two seats in St. John's Episco It lias done very much for the develop grees, 59 * at Fort Stevens. Oregon. During words over the relative values of pal church; best of reference given." This williugness to give social refer ment of the valley and would do credit the winter months the mean teui|>era- crowned heads, to climb over the table to a much larger town and more popu tlire of more than half of these states and make you show your hand or go ence to secure the privilege of worship lous vicinity. is above the freezing point and on the home with an italicized nose upon ing in St. John's church reminds ns of Jacksonville's business houses are ooast ranges between 40 and 45 de a story of I’reeident Lincoln. One day you. carrying large stocks. A grees. I say all this for vour sake, Mr. during the war a young officer called substantial, new lumlier mill is to lie erected that Greely says: “To summar Guelph, for you don't know what on him to secure an appointment in will work up the valuable sugar pine ize. General Oregon and Washington Ternton the army, and brought with him letters morning you may be called suddenly tributary to the place, which will lie an* favon«d with a climate of unusual by the First Assistant Custodian of of recommendation signed by the F. quite a factor in the new growth of the and equability, while the im the Reiguing Trails aud told to jerk F. V.’s in the District of Columbia. town. The couDty iNiiirt-lionse situ mihiiieHs coast ranges have very heavy the Sceptre over a great nation. Keep I There had lieen no application for of ated here is an imposing edifice and mediate Yet such raiu occurs dur- friendly with the American people fice before President Lincoln so strong one of the most sulistantial structures rainfalls. iug the winter months, from lbswm- ly supported by the arist.X'racy. and. and do the square thing by the press. ’ine Gldtliing, Men’s Naw Blue Overshirts, Meii’s Overalls, reg. price 75c., to February, aud in all cases the When you are called upon to assume turning to the young man he said be in t he state of Oregon. It is a credit l>er wet season gives place gradually to All at cost. Reduced to SL the throne I honestly think it would would give him the appointment and to Jackson county. \\ ill lx* closed out at 55c. the dry season during July and Aug MEDFORD, do you no harm to run a double-col- handed him back the papers. While the preponderating “Don't you want to place the papers On the railroad, five miles east of Jack ust. nmn ad. in the leading papers for a amount of rain falls during the winter, on file?" asked the office seeker. “ 1 iglit < heck Suits, Bov’s < iveralls, Men's Red Flannel Shirts year or two, until yon felt secure as sonville. is growing very fast. Numer yet the spring, early summer and late supposed that was the custom.” ous new buildings are being erected »w cost, only S4.1 Ô a suit. Reduced to $1. To be closed out tit 40c “les, that is the custom." said Presi ami the whole place has on an air of fall are marked by moderate rams at HE FOLLOWED HUIT. dent Lincoln, “but yon had lietter take sulistantial and permanent growth. short intervals. These climatic condi ‘lv wife has been under physicians care for them with you, as yon might want to The Medford Mail is pub)isb«i here tions favor to a marked extent the Mell's I’ine Shirts. eax'X' Suits, reg. price SS. All K inds of Tobaccos Men’> v » yaars. for what they called "liver com join St. John’s church. (Weekly Star. by a Mr. Harlan, recently from the growth of most cereals and other im portant staples." At cost. , aim.” She would get some roltef while ’o l»e closed out at suit. All at cost. Western States. - - ' — ♦ ♦- - Undeservedly Laughed At. taking prescriptions, but would soon fall CENTRAL POINT, A Safe Investment. . -u k into the same drowsy, inactive state. The unthinking are prone to make I got her a bottle of “The California Remedy,” game of nervouaneas. Yet thia is a very Situated on the railroad, in the heart I r one which is guaranteed to bring Men's Fine Woollen Shirts, Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs, Men’s N obbv Light 1'olored Suits. Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It did .ier real and serious affliction, the harrsssing of th» valley, has had a remarkable you satinfactory results, or in cane of ¡{educed to per suit All at cost. All at cost. immediate good, and when three bottles had symptom) of which are rendered all th- growth during the past two years. It fail art* a return of purchM? prioe. On !»een taken she regained her old accustomed more poignant by ridicule. The stomach is nn energetic town and aspires to lie thia safe plan you can buy from our ad- health and spirit« and is now as well as ever, is usually responsible for these symp the county seat at no verv distant day. v»?rtiaed Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's The view from this place is most en New Discovery for (kmsumption, It ia Men’s Common Overshirts, Hats of All Kinds, Men’s obbv Dark (’heck Suits. .-••ci ng the benefit she derived. I used it for toms—its weakness and disorder tind a reflex in the brain, which is the head chanting. .Mount i’itt is to the east, guaranteed to bring relief in every cane, rheumatism with the result that I am now when used for any affection of throat, All of them at cost. h «. ¡$20, to be closed at ^15 All at cost. quarters of the nervous system. As a entirely free from the disease with which I nerve tonic and tranquillizer, we believe towering its snow-eappe<l head into the lungs or chest, such as consumption, in heavens. Table llock, the scene of the had suffered fur over a year. * flammation of lungs. brunch it im . aathtua, that not one can be pointesiout ho effect ive as Hoatetter’s Stomach Bitters. In lamented General Joe Laue's memora whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It is Men's Boots and Shoes, Men’s Nobby Hats, Men’s ine blk. Diagonal, reg. $2<> ble fight with the Rogue river Indians, pleasant and agreeable to taate, perfect renewing vigorous digestion, it strikes ly safe, and can always be depended up ’I'u be closed at Sl.>. the key note of recovery of strength and lies to the north of the town. Only 75 cts. each. 735 Turk street, Sau Franc inco. All at cost. quietude by the nerves. Headaches, Woodville, Phoenix. Talent, Tolo, on. Trial hotties free at (’bitwood Br<»a.’ t fem or» in quiet sleep, abnormal sensi BrowuSlmroand Gold Hill are all grow drugstore. tiveness to unexpected noises—-all then«- ing towns. Bovs' Boots and Shoes, Bovs’ Hats, Men’s ’inc < 'utawav Suits. All at cost. Mechanical and Operative Dentist. OREGON is of Advertising: 21 Mfck«* t« BILL WE DIRECTORY STATE of OREGON. .ADVERTISII v A SHLAND ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. TIDINGS Johnson Block, Ashland, 01 Clothier and Hatter The Grant County, (Or.), News is re sponsible for the following: A gentle man in Portland has an interest in a sheep ranch in Eastern Oregon, and the other day his herder wrote him a letter. After stating that the weather is fine, grass good and no feed has been used, the writer of this letter goes on to tell of the sagacity of his sheep dog. He says that he had the whole of the sheep on the range. 25,000, in the cor rals for the purpose of separating the wethers from the ewes. The wethers were marked with a square crop off the right ear and a slit in the left, and the ewes with a square crop *>ff the right ear and an under bit in the left, The dog stood on the chute as the sheep marched out and tnrned the ewes one way and the wethers another and never made a mistake in the whole 25,000. Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp. to PURE BLOOD, children teethiug, is the precnption o REFRESHING SLEEP, one of the be»t female nnrse» and phy HEALTH and STRENGTH sicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never Naturally follow. Every one is using it failing success by millions of mothers aud all are delighted with it. Ask your for thiir children. During the process drug’.st for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu of teething its v»lus is incalculable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dys factured only by the entery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels, and wind-oolic. By giving health S ah Faascisco, C au * to the child it rests the mother. Price Ucro-ni«. Kv. N«<rYo«a,N.* Ac a bottle. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., I“rofll«l.le Watch Snnuracture. TIIK MINKKAI. WEALTH Of the valley is very great. Gold, silver, lignite, gypsum and kindred metals have lieen discover«! iu many localities. The plaoer mines of this valley have yielded over $25,000,(«Ml (uncethe first discovery in 1M9. Quartz ledges which “prospect” well have t>een disisivered in many localities, but want of capital prevents the de velopment of their treasure. Last year Jackson county produoeil more gold than any other county iu Oregon. The region is particularly rich in soda, salt and sulphur springs, and others Geld lairacite and uiagueeia. There is scarcely a section of the val ley that has Dot several sulphur or «»la springs. The liest and most fre quented is that on the Linkville road, aliout ten miles southeast of Ashland. This bouse aud spnug is owned by Jacob Wsguer, one of the pieneers of the valley, nml it and the extensive ranch connected with it are presided over by his eon, J. M. Wagner, and his estimable wife, who io all in their [xiwer te make guests comfortably en joy themselves. It will one day be come the resort for invalids aud tour ists. At the annual meeting of the Walt ham Watch Company, in Boston last week, it was voted to increase the <«ap- itid »took of the company by S1.*M)0,000, imikim.- the total capital S^ttMUXXL A cash dividend of 50 per cunt, was also declared. The treasurer of the com pany, in explaining the matter, said that the company bad a surplus of S2.- (MJO.OOo aliove its capital. The capital stock had lieen increased to the extent of the cash dividend, and those of the stockholders who wished could take the cash they received in dividends and purchase new stock at par in pro rata proportion to what they already held. It was not a stock dividend. The other Sl.OtKt.OtX) surj.liiH would be used in carry ing on the business of the company. There would lie no addi tions to'the works on the head of the increase in stock. In W»i, when the capital stock was SBon/mo a dividend of 150 per cent, was made and the stock increase.! to S75O,<IOO. In 1880 a divi dend of 100 per cent, was made and the capital increased to 81.500.0()0, and in 1885 the stock was increased $500,000, for which the stcokholders paid. FRUIT IXTF.KESTS. For fruit cultivation this r««gion is not excelled on the coast. It produce« peaches of the finest flavor, while the almond and fig tree will flourish. Ap ples, plume und cherries are always a sure and bountiful crop. Heretofore, with no markets beyond the limits of a local one, farmers had little encourage ment to plant large orchards; but1 The Pride of Women. A clear yearly transparent skin in al ways a eign of pnre blood, and all per sons troubled with dark greaay, yellow or blotched akin can rent assured that tb<-ir blood in int of order. A lew done« of Begg»' Blood Purifier Ar Blood Maker will remove the cause and the »Ain will become clear and transparent. Try it, and if satisfaction is not given it will cost you nothing. It in fully warranted. Chitwood Bros, druggist.