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ASHLAND TIDINGS Blount's Burglars. Blount's burglars have been cap tured, and the Btolen gtxxis recovered. The first clue to tlieir discovery was the fact notiet-d by some of our towns- [xxiple that three boys had left town alxmt the same time tbestore was bur glarized. One of’hem a young man calling himself Frank Warner came to Ashland some wts ks ago. and had Ixs-n working for B. F. Ihs-ser. He Ixmght a trunk at Blount's the day be fore the roblx-ry ixvurred. 1 he other ’wo were Maiince Sayles mid Chester Simmons. They were heard from with in a day or two aa working their way southward along the railroad over tiie Siskiyou*. It was susp«ete<i that they I ihi I filled their new trunk nt Blount’s the night of the roblx-ry, and officers Taylor and Ijealxi went after them Thursday. T icy arrested them at Sis son, and found a few of the stoh-u goods in their possession, i i.c trunk had I hh - ii sent by ex; u ss l<> San Fran- c:si»>. but the lx-ys «»nfesBed their guilt, and wi re brought b„ k by the officers, reaching Ashland Fri lay • v.-n- lug. Warner is 21 years of age. it is sai l, and h is kn wn som -thing of the wrong side of the 1 •* before, lhe other boys :re .-aetj ijxmt l’i ye.us of agi-, and V. areer ad; i.ttisi tIni' In bad planned tl - wl ■ a business ; ad had ' . The persuaded llicin to join bin tlirix' were rrra "n»l lx>fore Jiisi ice VV ..ved Berry Saturd ...........cm'’, exam-mition, wh«-reu|H>n the justice held them under Ixmds is follows W..rtier, SoOt); Sayles slid Simmous each $100. The last two gave Ixmds. and Warner went to the county jail to await the next mix-ting of th«» grand jury. The two younger boys are both sons of respectable aud re»p«H-teil parents here, aud were uudoilbtsxily led into the disgraceful trouble by the older one. Tlieir first scheme was merely to start out ona trump together, they say. and they did not Contemplate the thiev ing part till they were sitddenlv drawn into it just Ix-fore starting away. b rey it i i:s. PERSONAI HERE AND THERE. The Cliinew Going Home. mn FraiK'lHeo diapateh, May 13.| Another Bridge Needed. The county bridge across Bear creek nt the Tolman place, on the main wagon road la-lween Portland and Mexico. has been in a slinky condition for ecine time, and last Monday it hroke down under the weight of the freight wagons of W. A. Brown, of Plevna. Hu had a six horse team and two wagons, loaded with freight for Klamath county, and Ixith wagons wt nt through the bridge. The horses escaped with s.ight injuries, and the damage to the wagons was very light, so the county fortunately esca|x* a heavy bill of damages, though the bridge stood ten or fifteen feet almve the water. The place where the heavy lull of damages will come in is at the old bridge acrons Wright creek, north oj town, which is exptx-ted to go down at any time. It is high above the creek Ixxl, and soinel ody is likely to lie badly hurt there. These two bridges ought to lx* attended to by the county without any delay what ever. They are Ixith mor«- used than any other bridges in the county, and Ashland precint certainly pays taxes enough to demand proper treatment in this matter. The bridge at Tol man's is in the road district which in cludes the Dead Indian country a long st ¡ etch of road, sparsely settled, ami Supervisor Hunt says justly that the road work in the district is inade quate to keeping tin- road lx.-d in re pair. to sav nothing of building bridg es on so gnat a county thoroughfare a- the poiiion between Ashland and NO LADY C. D. VanDyke, the Ashland broom In general there was u feeling of Miss Clara Marshall has gone to Sticky and ¡ oison tiy pap« r at Chit maker, has been down the road north satisfaction mauifeeted tosiay among Portland. wood’s. ward taking orders for bis superior residents of this city un receipt of the W. E. Dean, of Glendale, was in brooms. Chloride of lime in bulk at Chit- news that the Supreme court of the Serial. Ashland last Saturday. vvixxi's. * E. P. Thorp, of the Dram Echo ex I nited States had upheld the consti Th » usual monthly social will lie Rev. F. B. Ticknor aud wife, of Med pects to commence publishing a new tutionality of the Scott exclusion act. California Comb and Strained Hon held at the M. E. Chun-h Tnesalay. ford. were m Ashlaud last Sunday. paper, the /„coder, at Cottage Grove No enthusiasm was displayed however. ey at Miukler A Sou. May 21 t. Chinese Consul Bee states that the Struwlierry shortcake made to order 1*. Hull, of Meadows, formerly of next mouth. Chinese will respect the decision, but at the I'. S. Bakery. this place, has beeu iu town this week. The project of starting a newspap«*r it is hard to make them understand \ol 1er. Fine lliviaside Oranges and Sicily Congressman Hermann is expected at Central Point is being considered. that a government can sign aud issue All persons indebted to me by note Ceutral Point is Ix-ginning to show a certificate to return to this country Lemon*. Cheap at Minkler A Son. 4 or account are re«pi<-et«sl to pay tin- to leave Washington for homo this some signs of life. and t hen annul it. s une by June 1st. 1881). B. F. K f .E s ER week. Go to Mill's Star Bakery and try "Ther-. is a comity lx-tween nations." Sandy Olds shot and killed Emil Ashland. May 15th, 18W. his •■Premium Bread" and icecream. * I ’ riin, of Jacksonville, has Judge Wel»er on the corner of two of the bus lie (ontinued, “winch should lx< re- Sheep for Sale The S. P. 11. R. pay car went south gone «mt to Lakeview on legal bnsi- iness streets of Portland last Friday. spec’i d. ( hiua has always consider«*! tins government her best friend, but ward Wixluesday on its monthly mis uess. Beth men were gamblers. The iimlersignmi. having more sheep while that friendship is uow put to a sion of liquidation. (). H. Blount goes to Sisson this than he cau care for on his ranch, of Bruno Sittig, editor of the Portland ti-st, 1 can safely say that she will not fers lor sal*» Oue Thotisaud H«*ad of J. S. Herrin offers for sale a thou morning, to kx>k after his business Free Pres», was fined $150 last Satur attempt retaliatory legislation. She is tin«» stock eli«*ep. Apply at oiiix* to sand head of gixt-1 stix-k sheep at his there. day for criminally libeling John Folk- too dignified h nation. J. S. H errin . ranch near Ashland. Fred Sebnitz left for Portlaud Tues mann, editor of the Stoats Zeitung. "There are H o . ihki return certificates Ashland, < Iregon •Doyon want to purchase lots, fruit day evening, to look after the cannery An exhibit of Oregon fruits will lie issned and held in Cninu. aud. had we lands or it farm, call on or address G. business. sent to the annual encampment, G. A. won the I’ing case, alxiut one-third the titurlli of July. F. Billings. Ashland. Oregon. S. R. Stephens came in from bis R., at Milwank«*e, Wis., next August. would have returned. There are 3G,- Pr.p nations .ire in progress for a «a a» Chinese on the Coast, and, accoril- Don't forget to six ore a seat for the ranch near Bonanza this week for a The Northern Pacific and the Wiscon gran ! ■-. lebrution in Ashland on the ing to my bixiks, from !KMMI to 10.0HO sin Central railways will carry the ex short visit. lecture of Ell Perkins the greatest of 4di of July. l’iie committee on orator are leaving each year. If they cannot hibits free of charge. the humons lecturers of America. J. H. Oatman, the Bonanza mer «Mtnl a point by si-ciiririg lion. Binger return, in six or seven years the Cln- :oo: The annual reunion of the Oregon uese labor will bt< a thing of the past. Hermann. Oregon's Representative in Mr. J. H. Stowe is preparing to do chant, was in the valley lust week, lif Pioneers will lx» held at Portland June Congr« ss. ¡,* the orator of the day. a considerable nursery business by the ter freight. "Several large Chinese firms are 18th. Hon. Orange Jacobs, of Seattle, dosing up tlieir business preparatory time the next tree planting season Cassius Kasson, one of the Klamath formerly of this county, will deliver to leav mg for ('hinii. < )f course, China I aiiniag Prieqn-ets. begins. county land sjieeulators, has been ill the annual address, and ex-Gov. G«x>. (•an issue certificates to her merchants, The b >ar.| of tra I - has a proposition Choice fresh fruits chemos, straw- town this week. L. Wixxis. the occasional addres. but for six years she has refused to do to colsi I. r from a gi-Hti-mau from lx-rrii-s. etc., and manges and lemons Mr. and Mrs. Grant Davis, of Shasta One lady was killed and several so, and discourage immigration. She Alb my who wanta to go into th- c.-m- at the 1 . S. Bakery. opposlteOdd Fel valley, have l>»en visiting relatives in persons seriously injured iu a cabli unquestionably will continue in her u-n r i l-iti ssm Vliland, un i A. F. lows' block. Josephine county. car accident at Si altlt* last Sunday policy, and laborers will not r-ceive, S inl’z. of tins place, who is thinking Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers J. D. Fountain came in last week afternoou. The refusal of the brakes nor have they « v. r reccivisl, merchants, oí und riakmg the b'isntess. is now in is in one preparation, and never fails from Klamath «-ouuty, where he had to work as the car was descending a certiiieatis on which to land lu this I’ .ri ! ci I 1 »>kin_ lip the cost of a planl^ to color tin- beard a Iw.-autiful brown been for several weeks. port. Notim can stop a Cbmimian for Siile. I steep grade cansixl the accident. lb- is expe-t sl home this morning. or black of a natural shade. liom going home when he gets ready, One hoi se. a spring wagon, two bets I. W. Burriss went out to Shovel Burekhalter A Hasty keep in stuck the Baml Cinitest. t H. H. Porter, president of the Chi ('rix-k Monday, to tight his rheuma Harman's pure rubber shield for pen l ive thousand have left since Septem harness and hay. Apply Ur i ber 1st. and about twenty-five have re I !.e b in 1 contest at .1 teks>nville last cago A- In liana Coal road, weut though tism with hot mud baths. Mn*/ A. D e P eatt . holders and pencils. It strengthens turned. I’ ■•—d .y was participated m by five Ashland northward Tuesday with a Ashland. Oregon. Mrs. A. Dunlap, of Phoenix, started the grip on th«» penholder ami eases paitii-s. an I the «core by points resnlt- party of several in bia private ear. th«* lingers from cramp and fatigue last Tuesday evening for the East, to Smith A Dodg«» have just received a rd Û> th fidlowing comparative st.ind- and protects th«* fingers from thu ink. The Granite Hall property, sold by visit relative« in Kansas. Th- I’. S. Bakery will deliver bread line line of children's carriages. Prices iug: 1; >s burg Imnil. lit prize; J.ick- the Sheriff last Saturday, was I-id in fei ’fl U'l lie ban 1. 2d pl ice; Centra! Point It is predicted by Claus Spreckels and styles to suit everybody. Also the pies or <• .ki-s at your dixir every day if Win. Hanley of Jacksonville, made bv Alex. Martin, who h Id you wish, ljeave orders at the bakery- b. nJ. 3 1; M sifoni band, 4th, and a trip down over the railroad through that a few years hence there will be no largest and liest s.-lecied stock of wall on Mam street, opposite Odd Fellows ment upon it, for a trill > H os., from th- Ashland brick- sugar inqxirted into the United States paper, border and decorations ever Siskiyou county last week. I S2( H « i. block. virJ. .■»'h. The Ashland Band did not * He thinks that the product of Hie su shown in Ashland. I I Iti-al Estate Sales. \V. T. S. Patton, who now lives on h ¡ter ■ ti:-> c-ntest. The prize for Ix-st gar licet of this Coast when added to Win. Mathes, of Ed precinct. >l > was won l>y Prof, <• »rn J ’ J. Mrs. Hattie B. Alnntt has sold to says tin- <-ounty stix-k iu^-ctor gave his fine farm near (»rant’s Pass, was the caue sugar of the South will sup Kui b. leader of the Central Point Mrs. Annie Vestal, a lot on Granite him credit for having the beat and visiting Ashland last Saturday. ply our wants. I ban* I. street n-ntaining 82-ltx> of an acre; h -altiiiest band of sl-«-ep in the county D. Wilson, the furniture denier, re- The Lan«* county authorities several this spring. consideration. .<UHt. turned a few days ago from a several weeks since sold the county jxx»r farm at private sale without uotii*e. but tin .Mr. C. B. .Mosher, lately from Ha The continued rainy weather is just weeks stay at Coleetin soda springs. S. Si-mie commini*- il|*»n .•in.., Wis.. tins bought of H. ll. Carter v.li; t is ueeded for growing c ops of Tiie Mrs. Chas. Nickell, of Jacksonville, indignation of th«* people compelled al rebel.ms wnh « añada is and others, lot ill (5 ncresi in Belle- all kind*, but if it k—ps up t<n> long Commi w ho ha < been dangerously ill. was re them to cancel th«* sale and it was sold exp- eV :. * p s : bloc 4li Ashland t<»- view tract (the Devlin farnitlcoiisideta- will serve the first-crop of alfalfa as last week at auction for $2.8<n) more ported yi«terday to be a little better. day tu sjieeid tiaiu. in th«- party tion. ¿'-»•0. than at the private sale it did last year. -•• i I the most distinguished Mr. J. M. Dews, of Sandy. Or., is are English syndicat<<6 are bound to ge’ Mr. S. M. Byers, of Minnesota, who l he city council held n mei tiu;- last spending some tune in Ashlaud for HÎ <1 _ in-m ot our cunntry S-m tors a corner on the beer market in the H-sr. 11 d-. Allison at: 1 Pugh, am I Sen- bought tin- Cintral House hotel Monday, but transacted no business his health, stopping at The Oregon. United States, They are purchasing a'or I. X. 1 >o!pb of our own state. Sena property when in Ashland a month or other than to grant the marshal a J. D. M idd-x-k and wife, of Golden- all the large breweries iu the impor tors Butler and V« »rìi»are influì»» rs t >vo ago. has Ixmght the property of slight extension uf time ni tin- collec dale. W. T.. after a fortnight's stay in tant cities that can lx* bought. $.5oo.- 4>j L»' «■»’liiini:t< but JiJ not b ave thè •las. E. Smith on north side of Main tion owelty taxes. As well as Ashland, left for home Monday even O(kt has just lxx*n offenxl for th« Wie Kist u th ! 1|< part). a», i l i ve lint yet -’reet east of 1st Avenue: eon.-idera A young man nannxl Norton, living ing- land brewery of San Francisco. tion $531(0. Mr. Byers and family ex join- l Ih. ». it :s iiudershhttl. A uiitn- east of Bear eri-ek. down in the central Mr. Jones a representative of the lier of la-ilee are wi’h thè HeDators. pect to arrive here sometime during part of the valley, was taken down it is reported that Todhuntcr and The traili is due in Ashland aÌN>nt 1 the summer, to rem ain, with cerebro-spiual meningitis this <b«joiimn. was in Ashland last Sat Devine, th«* cattle men of Harney Messrs. C. B. Kingsbury, of Ashland week, It is reported. urday. lookiug after advertising mat county, have sold tlieir entire interests • I'cloci, P. M. ters. precinct, and David Alien, of lolo. in Oregon to an Eastern syndicate. .»lililary Itali. Wm. Mills, of tin- Star Bakery, has have bought tbel'.C. Whiting tract of Mr. M. W. Lawrence, of Tacoma, for The sale includes all their cattle and the thank* of the T hun - os printers for Mei 'onliell received a tele 327 tu-r.-s a.ijaceut to the surveyed t àipt. merly of Dakota, arrived in Ashland vast tracts of land. The purchase gram t he other day s’at ing that the townsite of Tolo. The prn-e they paid a treat of his excellent ice cream this Wednes lay, for a look at our town and price is said to be a million dollars. week. He will sell lots of it when the uniforms wool 1 tie shipped the last of is J?7.<IOO. and tin y f. «-1 well satisfied valley. Two schixmers in the harbor at tins mouth, thu relieving all doubts with their bargain, us about half of the mercury begins to rise again. Crewsent City. Cal., were wrecked by John W. Curry, of Angle A- Ply male tract is choice Bear creek Ixittom land, .bolli lue I m - vh lx mg able to partici Customer to real estate lisent. What the storms of the first of the month. pate in » he i-omi ng ix-h-bratioii of till- and the remainder is granite upland, is the best investment you know of to and H. G. Nickerson, of Adkins A- They were the “Elevenia” and the Webb. Medford, were doing Ashland which from its situation will lw> in de 1' h of -Inly. The arms, too, for th.- day ? R. E mm thinking of family year. "Wing and Wing," laith owned in San 11 inp-uiy, are < xpeeted any time now. mand for orchard land in small tracts, matters). Those Bradley A- Metcalf Sunday. Francisco. Two of the crew of the It-stdi H doing all they can to make and if Tolo shall make a showing as a school shoes at D. K. A E. V. Mills’. * Mrs. Rufus Cole is visiting friends 1 latter were drownetl by tli«* capsizing the day <—lebration a siieeesii, the prospective town, the upland will In E. V. Carter has a fig tree at his in the Eastern states, and is reported 1 of a small boat. luembi rs ot the company have taken valuable as "town lots." home m the southeastern part of til- as being much improved in health by As it is generally understood that in hind the m.iuagem -nt of the ball in liolssrts A O’Neil have sold their fine her trip. the evening, and propi.se to make it farm near T>dent (the Stone place) to city which is y ielding a good crop of ther«» is lack of building material in - - Oregon, Ashland, Attorney Geueral Miller, of Geu. the valley, we give notieii that our the finest di.ur of the kind ev.-r given James Harvey, who ns-eutly arrived figs this se 'son. Its takes its chances like other fruit trees in this Oregon- Harrison ’ s cabinet, is au old neighlxir and Shipper of in Anhland. I in.J arrangem. rits li.ive from California. The place embraces null is now running on full time and an 1 friend of R -v. Rolx-rt McLean, of we can fill orders for lumber at the Hot vet la-eu made but will I k - com- now ubont :’>oo acres, and the price is a Itulian i-llm ite. j.l tAi shortly. Eggs for Hatching rate of 20,IKK) feet per day. Write for little more than s-o*l p»-r acre. M ssn-. The first strawberry and ice cream Grant's Pass. Ko'x-rts A O N d have done_v.e|l wCli festival of the season will !>■• given by Mrs. ('. W. Rixit left on Tuesday particulars end prtces. From Wyandotte», Plymouth Rock», s ; h «'«al Liiml Igem Si ovii P ine D<x»n A- L i mber C o the ) la Ixith in furmingit and mtlie the Young !..'lilies M -*i«-n Circle at evening of last week, for Taken. W. T., Light Brahma», Rune and Single H il«. C. i . 1. omis, of Illinois, who rue ■ in v due of th ■ land sme- pnrehas- the Aabl ind Presbyt nan Church on t -join her husband, who has been in 1 Comb Brown Leghorn», White ll’y- During the storms of two w«x»ks ago h 1«. u r« -i n’!;, upp .liile.l sp *-*i.,! --:.i! ing it of Mrs. Stone less than thre* Wednesday. .M y g'»th. 1 urther no t hat vicinity for some time. andotte», Pai fridge Cochin», and along the line of the Central I'a ilii' agi-ut >f i I nd d« part in«-rit Soii’ti- years ago. t h-y have rliout dounti-i tice next week. Black Minorca» — America's treat . railroad it was found necessary to ns • State Sup-'rinteudent E. B. McEl Wyandottes, iin.in.lSr: : is’eru Or«-g ill. *.v ,s ill their money. Mr. flarvey is a grutle- breeds. Winner» of the highe»t hon Take notice that Eilings A Morse roy will be in Ashland next week, to snow-plows to clear a way thr m li ,u«hi>m I .i 11» or i »vo this .. **k. en mail of ample means, a successful. are selling the Osburn mower and or» at all the largest exhibition» for Plymouth Rocks, . fonr feet of snow on the track the ’ ke part in the eoinmoncemeut exer route; «• L ik« >i ■ v. lbs sp x-iiil duty farmer and shx’k-raiser. aud the com reaper cheaper t his year than ev.-r be the pant eleven ycarx. Eggs $3 per first tune in the history of the road Light Brahmas, i . hi i* i l'i.s-’iiiu with fraudulent en- munity is tube eutigratulated upon the fore. Come early it you want «me; we cises of the normal school. setting; two'for $5. Send stamp for that snow-plows were found nee«‘-sary tr. suf I n-I, and r is utidi-rstixxl that acquisition of so desirable citiz-n. have also the lx-st 5 t<x»>h ailiil.-t able John L. Pennington, who went to ' in May. Brown Leghorns, Catalogue. Address his field will itichi l" the three south M- ssrs. ltols-rts A O’Neil wiil move to cultivator for the money in the market. I’., -onia last fall, returned to Ashland J. M. G arrison , A Tacoma dispatch of the 8th ’says: f:, for 2K. s«’l»f»ction f-aamnti'|.<l ern land ks’ri"(s of the stat«' lio-i- their oilier farm near Mtxlford. last Friday, better satisfied than ever Forest Grove, Oregon W. A. Patrick, commander of Bum before to call this place ins home. General Russel A. Alger. ex-Govertrnr burg, L ikeview and Drewsy. Mr. side Poet, (4. A. R.. of this place, re of Michigau, who visited this city thr«e L< xiaiis found here an old friend au.l Ihstrlct Agricultural Society. ! For fine hand mirrors, hair brushes I>r. W. W. Oglesby, wife aud daugh years ago, and who has a vast lra« t of ports that preparations are in progress Fresh compressed yeast for sale nt n«*ighbor, Avery Johnsim. whom be and combs call at Chitwood’s. * ter. of Fresno, Cal., are visiting the The following is from the Roseburg I for the proper observance of Memor 1 timber land in the Skagit country pr.i- had not met for runny years. H«> was the U. S. Bakery. I People going to Jacksonville wil. of last Mon lay : The South ial Day at this place, and that the pro family of Dr. Kahler, of l’hix»nix. Mrs. poses to start the largest sawmill on unteti fi!« isixl with Ashlaud, and it i Choice tea at Van Sant’s grocery find Ply-male's ooach awaiting every the Pacific coast near this city. Gov pnn-’r able will m ike this place his ern Oregon agriculural boird held its gram will lie ready for publication Kahler is a sister of Dr. Oglesby. store at 30 cis. per. lb. Ask for the lies! ■ train at Medford. Medfor h ".lipiarters. aud the home of his fir.-t meeting in Roseburg last Thurs next week. Ex-Governor Z. F. Mixxlv was on i ernor Alger will lx* here iu a few w.* ks I coach Ply male i to decide on th«* location. Seed oats at Ashland Mill. family a wife mil fair daughters, day under the provision of the law Monday ’ s expri sss, bound for San The advance guard of the circus has passed by the late session of the legis who are yet in Illinois. Saysthe Yreka.Joi// mil: Considera lature. there were present < I. W. Rid Ixs n in Ashland and had two large Francisco on a business trip, expecting ’ to return on to-morrow evening’s train. ble freight is now being hauled to tins The Xew Fence Law dle and I >. S. K. Bitiek, of Douglas; bulletin boards erected one a great ¡arm lb wise Itami <1. place from Oregon, esptx'ially iu the •las. McDonough and J. H. Stuart, of fence on ttie Main street and Ilarga- E pitok T' hung * Dear Sir: In .bulge Webster and District Attor The ¡in«» new house of G -o. W. JmksouiDr. Vandyke, of Josephine; dine Avenue fiontmgs of Max Pracht’s ney Colvig started for Lakeview Wed- matter of lions«* finishing lumber. the interest of farmer', I wish you Ni« hoi- st Lake Crei-k lint.-, in the up- lot. and the other oil West side of till . sashes, doors, etc., owing to th«* cln rip and J. A. Ham.-.-I, ol Curry. Although would « all tlu ir attention to the so- n-. lay morning. Circuit court for P «r B it’e en i k country, was ent.rely a quorum was not present, it was street at the depot. r.ake county will open there next er freights from Grant’s P = tl, " called "Riddle law" regulating the ~'r. - I by tire Saturday, to- from Ix'low. Several buildings ;•!: building of b;.i !» .1 win-fence*. Hard thought that eertalu business might Go to corner .'lain and < iranite st reets Monday. i« i .»eli nearly all its contents. along the railroad in this comity ami ly a single lav In! fence can In- found be tran.-aetcd winch would Is- recog- for paints, oils, varnishes, bni.sbvs, Tl.« f;’mi) ». n at home at th * time, Walter Farnham, who has Ix-en at • adjacent, are now being finish«*! with in lhe valley, and of course the own mz si by tin- board at its subsequent artists’ material.*, and wall and build Im- tl -t r*> barin d '«> rapidly after meetings, Geo. W. Riddle was t lected ing papers. Estimates m ule on paint tending sch'xil at M Minnville, Yam material from Grant’s Pass, when* all er of unlaw ul fence is liable for all th y *;:sc IV. red it tint they could not president, R. A. Miller, of Jack* ni, ing, jxiper hanging, iut-rior «hx'ora- hill county, the last eight or nine ' the styles of house and Window work ilaim’ge ilone to stix-k by it. l he co*t e’e k J. Many things were tak- n out months, returned home to Ashland on i are mud“. secretary, and T. P. Judson, treasurer, tions. etc. of a lawful fi nee is but n trifle more of (In* lumi*», but w. r*« placed so near Friday to spend vacation. the law providing that the two last Ev ins A B ri nk . Ashland, Or. The Mott North Star says of the limn the fi ne : encrully put up. and 1 tu- Imi ’.ling that they tix>. were burned, named offices could not lie tilled by by complying with the law the danger Fre I Bellows, who lias been at Cole mills at that point: tile h it of th«- tire driving the people Never had a preparation a more ap still during the past winter and spring, mem’iers of the IxNird. A committee The Mt. Shasta Co.'s null lias not of criplmg your own and your ncigh- ■ i;n k m that the thing' mnld not l e propriate name than Ayer ’ s Hair Vigor. of three was appointed on by-laws, to has resumed his former position of Ixx'ii running for several days, but Ixr's' stock will almost bi done away reseiii 1 a s. comi time. Mr. Nichols report at next meeting, viz:G. W. Rid Wh.-n the capilary glands Ixx-ome en fireman on one of tlu- s. P. engines, will soon commence on box work, hav with. On many old low rail fences a had In , n at Ashland and reach«*! home dle. D. S. K. Buick and John F. Mil feebled by disease, age, or neglect, with headquarters at Diitisnimr. ing large orders to fill. I he Red Cros« sing’ll- strand of barbed wire is jus’ in turn* to s«'c th»* last of the tire. this dressing imparts renewed life to ler. Co. ’s n.ill is running regularly ami stretched on top or side, intruded to It is a h»*avy loss. The hoiwe was Chas. Mueiler, of Albany, one of the The Rvretary was instructed to not the scalp, so that th" hair assume* turning out about 50.000 feet of bun- catch the unwary animal found nib one of th** last in that part of th«* ify members to meet at Grant’s Pass much of its vont litui fullness and proprietors of the Willamette Packing lx*r |x*r day. Scott A Co.'s mill is bling at th»» weeds in the fence corner, country. It was built last year by and Canning Co., at that place, lias on the 31st day of May. IMU. And al lieauty. or attempting to v .ilk over the fence. W. ('. Daley and mils’ have cost from li' i'ii in Ashland during the past week, again in operation, and intend running Tliis is the most mile! and inhuman so to invite the several counties com causes depr.ivixl blixx). I ty.sjx'psia regularly hereafter. The Mott Mann $2iii»( or more. I lie loss altogether is investigating the cannery prospects. prising the district to send in propo which, in time affects «-very organ and factoring Co.’s mill in the canyon is use to .which bat'x I wire has been probably $J.iH0, to $.3<liio; partially in sitions offering inducements for hold function of tin-body. Asa remedy of subjected. F armer . .Mrs. Kilgore and her daughter. Miss still in successful operation. sured. ing the annual fair within their bor these troubles, nothing can approach Florence, left on Tuesday evening I A small siz.ixl cyclone traver-. «1 the Parties desiring their pianos or or ders. Adjourned. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. It vitaliz-s the for East Portland, where they will Sporting at ’ioiilagiie. bhxxl, strengthens th- stomach, and spend the summer visiting Mrs. Kil Puget Sound country last Monday, gans tuned and repaired by a first-class Now it wall Is-seen from the above and at Tacoma wrecked a large, n< w workman, should send word to E. B. Montague <>|>ent< the sporting sea corrects all disorders of the liver and gore’s daughter. Mrs. A. F. Squire««. four-story building not quite com ilunsaker at < no • and they will recent- son this «• I, -villi a thrix- day* "tour report of this first im-eting of the board kidneys. nament" i f variis) features. The pro- that Douglas emmty must do some- John S. Miller and family of Gilroy, pleted. A nmnlx-r of men were in the prompt atti nt ion. x The Helman farm ri the city of Ash ('.«I., formerly residents of Ashland, Imilding. and five of them wore killed, gramme of the first day. inclmled a tbing to secure the annual fair, or give •■« (:-i I. 11' ; I- 1 ' IH I:« It. «■; V-Ii l'sl-yard race for a pnrse of $75 at 11» up without an effort. The ixtard is to land has been sub-divided and is now spent a few days in town during the one Is-itig the owner. Walker Bates, 1; I < «.’’o ;-< h ' Lurch and iliuli a. m.. ami a glass ball shooting f,>r a recieve prop« sitions from the various off -red in small tracts at very reasona past Wii k, en route for Douglas coun who was also superintending the con Liquor vli'cet * Rc\ 1 K Vanì HsM-1. Factor. Sun purse of $25, with ten per cent, a I led. counties ami every other county in the ble prices. If you want a pleasant ty. Hiifi Dayton. W. T.. on a tour of struction of the building. Bates had -• m « A M at 2:30 p. in. To-day there will b«« district will Is- on hand with special home or n gtwxl investment in a g x> I recreatii in. neglected to properly brace the heavy rica- lini», 11 ;• \ M. -iiid? I' M ('Kristian inducements to offer. In fact Jackson F.iHÌ( ìiv«>r >o« ’ t{ - r M. i ’ r.iier mve part of Ashland, don't fail to see this idiot her glass ball shoot on same terms timbers of the slriicttire. it is said, and at 7 -*•> Covenant T. J. Patterson, of the I'. S. Signal the wind entering open doors ami win ine Ì hurf-<la> at ll» ;tl> a. m.; a 7.5-yard race for a aud Josephine were ready to make tract. For sale by G. F. Bilhngsor A. Mi «■: i u .-s ’ il ’ ia\ i>< third *nndny in Service otli.-<», returned last Satnrdav . ........... _. dows forceil the walls apart and allowtxl • •Ht h liDGith ’ purse of $1MI au 1 entrance fe»* adil«*l, bills for tin- coveted prize at Thurs 1 >. Helman. I' M I a lies' S«H'inl on from his visit out nt Bidwell on a leave day's meeting. They see the advan *(■«■011 ’ 1 Tue< hu» e\«uin¿ of » .¡. h month and a grand ball at the Fro«-k hotel in the whole building to collapse. Deputy county assessor John May , th«' evening. To-iuorro* morning tages of securing the annual meeting, who is now engaged m making the of absence. He will exchange places Says a Washington dispatch of last within a short time with J. H. Young, and are making every effort to do so. NEW mis WEEK. there will be a horse race, single dash assessment of property in this part of now stationed at Port Angeles, W. T. Saturday: Representative Hermann of mile, for purs«* of $li»l. with en the county for 1H8U. r.-portsthat there has been occupied during the past few A Sail Oci-iirrani-i- trains* fix» added, and at 2:31) p. m. a Geo. H. Currey and wife, left Ash days in arguing cases for his Oregon will from present indications ba a novel enter’ itmn«*iit to ixmxist of a •‘Grandma’' Robinson, of Wagner substantial increase of the taxable land Wednesday evening for Grant's dog and badger tight th*» badger to creek, was terribly injured by a pet property in Ashlan I precinct this y ear Pass, and after a short stay there will pension constituents prior to his de parture for the Pacific. Commissioner l»e put in a barrel, and the dog that horse a young stallion at the home over that of 18KX. probably go to La Grande, Union Tanner has held several under advise fiiills him out to lx* given a purse of of her son, Samuel Robinson, last county, to remain. Their many friends ment, but to-day ordenxl that p* nsions A. I*. Ball, well an. 1 favorably known here much regret to see them leave $25. Saturday. The horse was running lie granhxl to Charley Cooke of Mc A numli»r of Ashland siuxiters went lixise in the lane, and a young lady to the piople of Ashland for many Ashlaud. Minnville. J. H. Coeby of Grant’s JS I • IJ I N < i hi . over by y.-sti r«l:iy’s train, to tire nt the riding by was afraid of him and called years, annonni'es that he will open n O. P. Mason, editor and publisher Pass, and Mary A. Rice, widow of the glass balls, lu the party were E. V. for assistance. .Mrs. Robinson, who sa-ldiershop in this place, nttheshop I.«»t a ‘c<l < hi the Helmtin L mid I, about hnlf h late Dr. D. B. Rice, of Ashland, Or. mile north > of the Plaza Mills, E. V. Cirter. E. «1. Farlow. M. was eighty-three years old that day. of S. 1. Nonniclisen on north side of of the Pacific Farmer, has been in To each of tlies«* pensioners there will N. Long, G. G. Amk-rson. Wm. Son- went «-nt and attempted to drive the Main s: reet, fronting th- plaza, where Ashland for several days past iu the Used for Medical Purposes for 30 Years. fall due about $1000 arrears. Mel — M A. Ai«>■ y. (’ II. I.ml.-r- horse away . He had lx-eu teased and li - will lx- ready to attend promptly to interest of his paper. Mr. Mason at- I tetidixl the Farmers' Institute at Rose man. and G. ('. Eddings. Says the Roseburg Review: One llxtliing \ • iiiiitnnilHitoiis- wHter auy ti-m I played with by the Ixiys often, and all orders for work in his line. burg last week, and tixik a prominent splendid set of telegraph re|X'at«*rs was instead of Ix-ing driven off. made a pi-iaTm' ilcflri'il. Natural ’emperaturv x'* Iloadniaster W. W. Burkhalter, who recieved at the depot by agent Geo. ilex,ee«. X Jm-k-iin «'iianly Bey. rush at tin- old lady and caught her was in town Wednesday, re|s>rts that part in the proctxxlings. Mr. and Mrs. Newton, of Wisconsin, Estes this week. The price of those To Drink, the Water is a Tonic, Th»» S ;ti Francis«*» ml Re arm 1st ween his teeth, mangling it b-had conipleteil all the side track instruments is ordinarily $125. and cord is publishing a series of biograph and erm liing the lml:i- in a terrible work ordered at Klamath city, but it arrived in Ashland last week, for a visit will be iis-xl here to strengthen the I’einki *• ilj«hnn< and Alkaline, it eradicate* manner, then kn.x'ked her down and was understood the switch-back track with relatives here, and a tour of the f»mikri aii»i animal) ul and, neutralizing and leal sketches of prominent men of (' ili- line from Portland to Ashlan»!. ft re- e« t f Du’a 1 a< i<lit ies, it promotes a normal forni;;. and hi its issue of May 2d has trampled ii|x>n her, inflicting internal to the mill Was to le- extended north coast. Tin-gentleman is a brother of quires four instruments to make a set. (•«>! and iicalrhful (’.»ndition in every part of the injuries. Dr. Parson was summoned, D. L. Newton, who came out to this from the angle so as to connect with an exten-led ami highly compliment On account of so many relays being system. but could give little encouragement place last fall. The two brothers made the main track aud make a complete ary ski tchof Wm. I'. Herrin.oue of tiie SU KINK used on lhe line of ’his divisiou, each a trip to San Francisco this week. le.’i.ling lawyers of the Goliieti state. after ascertaining the extent of the in switch truck. I ;< h»*r«l »nd • ■<»»• -re 1, the same medical wa one of which produces r«*sistance e*puil ter. juries, <-oi -idermg the advanced age tl ; .« a. s <d« an, for the *p ings run a heavy 1'liiB ts of lix-.il inter« st here, ixx-ails«- The sheep law of Oregon is un W. R. Batcheller and wife, of Chico, to 20 mil«»« of lin«*, makes this a v« ry \«*i o ’ more than pallons per hour. »if the fact that .Mr. Henin is a native of the unfortnnati lady. Yesterday doubtedly improving the Hocks in this Cal., were in town the fore part of the long line, and these repeaters were Vo : av «ii » « ti'id •■vxini. anti have more of Jai-ksi.n county, and our ¡»eople morning she was reported a little bet part of the state. Deputy inspector week, en route for a visit further north made indespensible to keep tin* line f ■!! than “»»,iy laaij' uGine out as ‘ tine a- ter, bitt in a very critical condition. Milk” and “w hin km wool”—rejuvenated and naturally have a pu le in the siu ccs* Lyttleton went down to Medford Wed in Oregon. Mr. Batcheller who has strong and in good working order. hM|»py. From ’ «'Kt h m until late in the i.n-1 uclm-vetii-mts of the boys who nesday to examine a bunch of mutton had much experience m fruit canning evening every «lay, a Hue for Bather*. Says the Sacramento Record-l'uian : I have stint«.I here in their fight wit h -In-ep iHiiit to lx.- sent to market bv business, was lixiking into the pros Free Carriage th«- world’s force« vvhn-h bar the w iv to The new and improved accommoda Mr. Hanley. and foe.n l them wholly pects here, and may return to investi From January 5, 1889, to May 5th. (i5.'i carloads of oranges passed through fame ,‘xi-«.p’ to the f.ivoretl few. Win. tions just completed at the Helman free from diseas" ns tine :i lot of mut gate further. from the sprin-M to the Hotels-, the Plaza, this city. Seventy of these care went and prinei; al i>u*ines* ]H»int* in the «-ity. F. Herrin is a son of Hou. J. S. Her Warm White Sulphur Springs will lie ton as he ever s i w. he said. to Portland on the California and « ’ re- and return without «ielay. rm. of this plai*-, and was born in 1S'4 hailed with g* inline pleasure by the Mr. Ed. Blakeman .and family, of Bargains in I. .dies and Childrens Di-corah, Ill., arrived in Ashland Wed gon road, aud the rest were sent E.ist The Original Ashland Medical Springs. on tiie farm n-.ir M-xlford, where Ins public. A nutnlier of new bathing father s«-ltl«si oil reaching this valley apartments have Ixx-n fitted up, and hats. In order to dispose of the large nesday evening, intending to make a over the Central Pacific road. Dur I *e<| for more than Thirty Yeara—the bot, lifter the journey across the plains in the arrangements for beating the wa stix-k of hats that I have on h ind, wall home in tin-' valley, if suited with the ing the corresponding periiHl last wa- pofe-nhly, ever found < omc ami see. 1K53. He attended thecoiintry sehoils. ter ns desired and for filling the tubs sell them at greatly reiluced price.--, country. Mr. Biakeman is a cousin son, that is from D«x*etnber 2fith, to “Aahlainl White ’Milphiir Spring**” then went to Corvallis Acad«-my. after exjieditiously will preveut the n«*x*s- everyone invited to call and see for of Mrs. \\. If. Atkinson, and will find -I nne 20th,(’J'J• carloads passed through Ihiuted on either *nb of the carriage. Ixx»k ward went East and gradnat«*i at th«- sity for delays when a crowd goes tls-mselvis. Noclmrge for trimming here already quite a colony of friends this city, all going East except II. out f«.*- i; • ve: ' hoar «»f I li*’day Patron* de which went to Oregon. The shipment law schisil of the Cnmlx-rlaiid Univer down for baths. The lx-st part of the from this on. aud no trouble to show and relative«. the « arriageto - all forthem will please this year before the season is over, -lring Mn-.. B oynton . sity. He I gm practice in San Fian- new arrangement, however, is the run goixls. leave orders on our bulletin board in the C ipt. A. D. Helman is at McMinn will doubtless be somewhat larger Reeser Block, Main st. Ashlaud cisco in 11*75 with the law firm ot ning of a fr«s* carriage hourly from ville this week, attending the hudiih I than that of last year. Stewart A Greathouse, th«- former of the plaza and the hotels to the baths. A gang of burglars, probably tramps, ♦ ♦ M- GRANT and 0. 0. HELMAN, whom is now I . S. Se nator. In l*si A hau-isome wagon has l>een procured, weut through ll'ifns ('ole’s h eise, nt meetlug of the Grand Ixidgc, I. (). 0. A Howery Event. F. NR -srs. K. Kubli and A. H. Muegly Proprietors. th«-firm was cLauge.1 to Sh-wiirt. \ an and it will In gin its regular trips with Cole's station just acr-» the line in The auditorium of the Congregation Clief A Herrin, and be is now a m»-m- in a day or two. Olis O. Helman is California, on Wi-dtn- lay night of last represent the Jacksonville lodge; A. D. l*-r ot th« firm Ncwlaiids. Allen A Her- now i ss,. l.ited with Ins brother. («rant, week, and secured plenty of laxity to Helman and E. DePeatt. the Ashland al church was a veritable fluwer gar- lixlge; B. F. Adkins and B. G. Webb, den last Tuesday evening, the occa nu. Mr. Herrin’s r:.*e in Ins profession in the business. pay them for their trouble. They the Mixiford lixlge. sion of the floral e«M'ial given under has beeu almost | h«-noinenally rapid, gained entrance to the house by climb the united auspices of the church peo N\ hen Baby m as Kick, and lie has lxx-n connect«*) with many ing in at a window and after obtaining Mr. T. E. Godfrey and wife, now res ple of Ashland, and the fragrance of of the most liiqxirtant casts in the or $1*1 from the til) in theofliee. a idents of Butte creek valley, Siskiyou the choicest floral sel«x*tions from ev Wc gave ht r t ‘.istoria. state <«f lute years, involving largo min gixxl ntle, three or fonr overcoats and county. Cal., have been visiting Ash erybody's pretty yards in Ashland \\ hm sh* v as a Child, ing and other interests. His firm is various articles from the kitch-n. leis land friends this week. Mr. Godfrey was represent«.*! in the attractive ib i- eoiiui--1 forth- Spring \ alley Water urely opined all outside dixvr aud is bar I at work turning the sagebrush play. The program of the evening She cried f«»r Cantoria. Co-, and Mr. Henin is now the sole at walked off unmolested. I sd 1 of li * claim into cultivated field*, consisted of musical an I literary ex When site beennif M.ss, torney of record in the Sharon c,.s««. and is well sHtisfi -d with bis venture ercises atul was thoroughly enjoy..! 11c ha* won a most enviable position in s. ttlemeut and ranching. She citing to Castori*. lee Cream ! lee « ream !! by th“ atldien<5e. After the program aud an exixx-dingly Incrativ«- practi«*-. Jacob C.isi beer and Joshua Putter- was concluded, a g>x> l Six'iable time Wh»*n she had (’hildrcD, .and is y< t but tbnty-five years of ag.«. At th«» S ar Bakery op;« ite post- was hnd comparing roses, exchanging olli -e, where you can ge- ,1« h .«mv i -,« son riturntxl Monday from their trip She guv»* them < a^toria. compliments, etc. Every f - at in the to Sprague River. Mr. Cas»lx*-r. cream al 15c p< r dish or .':'«• per qt; al S. O. li. I: wli..... arm was hurt some wt<eks ago room was occnpi«*! during th“ eveuing. The I-J is the N-st $3 shoe made. so "Premium Bread.' six ioav.s 25c. A special me.-tlUg of the Six’iety of by a mpe tangled about it and a horse Normal I'omtnenci nu iit. C ike* ari l choice conf««et nary at the Barg; hi Hunt« rs to-morrow at D. R. Every pair guaranteed. For sale at lowest living rat«*. Ice cream parlors milling at the rope, finds that his arm The annual «xxnmencenient exer«-; s * Jr E. V. Mills. The important busi- McCall's. o|>««n every evening untill lu o’clock. is still partially disable»]. The main of the Ashland State Normal S c I rmi I n«-ss is to take advantage of tlieir low artery was injured so that he fears a The eagle on your S screams to be W m . M ills , Propr. prices on shix-s. Oj-en meeting. permaie-nt iinpairimjit of the circula will take place next week. On Thurs speut at D. It A E. V. Mills for those day, there will be speaking and other Fin uiliin- t nr Sale. tion will l>e the result. x3 calf SeWi-d shoes. * exercises, and an address by Hon. 1.'. There is still room forone.tw«». three (>ne Antique*> ik I*- l-romu -et. pn -o B. McElroy, State Superintendent of Fresh gardeu seeds at half prie»-, at i:>o; 1 Antique Oak extension table* gisal houses on Boulevard in Hunsak Public Instruction, at Granite Hall in Pumps ' Pumps ! ! Pumps ! ' ! er's audit; >:i. Pii-t-H and terms rea the lèsi House. f«x»t long, .**>; 1 b-xl-tea.l. $2.«">0; 1 the evening. On Friday the graduat sonable. Apply to E. B. Hunsaker. * I'm happy. Why of course am Parlor stove. $12; 1 tub, $1. Apply to Light and force, for band or wind- ing exer.'is»-« of the senior class* s. nor e ,.’s HfiihliiKj, l'piMMÌtr Fln<j ' calf sewed Wm. J. Schmidt, at < 'arter's new house. mill, put up by Eddings A Morse, and mal aud elementary departments, will So, For fresh, fancy Grix-ern-s. Candy wearing a pair of Mills' Ashland. guarantee«!. utaff. AdibtH'l, Onyou. I'-' | occur. Everybixly invited to attend. And nuts, g<> to Minkler .v Son. * aboca. MAY 17. 1SW» Is Stylishly dressed until she has a pair of neat fitting Shoes. Fit like Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s, and Bradley & Metcalf’s OUR SPRING STOCK In these goods is now complete in all sizes and widths B to EE OIJR BRICE Are marked in plain figures, You can buy as cheap as your neighbor. .\ LS BUYING lUIJJVG D. R. & E. V. MILLS E. B. MYER We can save vou from $5.00 to $25.00 If you want a BARGAIN ! Eimin^s lorsß, Aslilaiid. Or VOL' CAN SAVE MONEY by Purchasing from MORAL BROS Ashland, Oregon. Main St., opp. Postoffice, ASHLAND O1TE SULPHUR Cur stock having been replenished with all seasonable goods, it is complete in all its branches. Dry and Fancy Goods, Ladies’ and Children’s Straw Hats, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Carpets & Window Shades. Ladies’ Beaded Wraps; very cheap. Lace Curtains at reduced prices. Ladies' French Kid Shoes at $2,50 a pair Being connected with a large store in California, we get all goods from first hands and can save vou from 15 to 20 per cent on all your purchases. We are constantly receiving new goods and can fill any order promptly. Remember the place, MORAL BROS., E S S Made anil Repaired,! Main Street, Opposite the Postoffice OREGON SAMPLES Sent on Application. COUNTRY ORDERS Promptly Attended to.