Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, June 21, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTIDINGS. her with sweetness which he trusted Jacksonville Brevities. catiuot lie made public prior to action was suit«! to her taste. He was there by the Senate. The agreement was Edward F. Lewis, f< nu»rly of Jack fore ho crazily Htixioiis for the fulfill- I cordially approved by all the meruliera sonville. and whilom «liter of the in nt of (lie old beldam's ;iroph«’y M NE 21, fkid of the conference and by their respee- <>i 1 ’ ■ i < ih S’ nii>u I, spent a pleasant day that he actually suspended his gixxl live governments. The lies: ,,f feeling in 1 Jacksonville last week. oi l horsex-ti»*, «hi.’ll had done g.xid Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire and 'OITMIAL 1OUS *ND NEWS Sheriff liirdsey Birdsey has promised ns a ; and faithful service for over forty years, Day Laborer, by their rommon um * <« r prevailed at the termination of the first class item tiext wi» k. and with the t and let bo|H-s of the silly trilx* just this remedy, attest the w«_>rl«!-u id*- rep labors of the commissioners. lulstru curiosity that is tiie inheritance rise and sail through Ills bosom. utation of Ayer’s Pill*. Leading phy lh -trn.’ttve storni.» ami flisxls have The Berlin correspondent of the , of the daughters of Mother Eve, we Doubtless these hopes seemed vxkl at sicians recointuend the’»«* ¡»ills for occurred in ¡x>rti<>tu> of Kansas within Loudon Timts save: The Americans are wondering whether it may not tw-ciir first, but a fen days indulgence had Stomach and Liver Trouble'*. r<«Mive- tli€» past week. made them familiar pets when the old ness, Biliousness, and Si« k 11» a«la« he have undoubtedly emerged from the in the marriage iinnout>«-menta. hug return«!. She said that the also, for Kbeuniatism, Jaundiu»*, an»i Prof Beti B i kiu iu. a graduate of spirit which reve.dej things to her in Neuralgia. They are sugar-«, oa’«*«! . . * n John Gillx-rt, the famous high Samoan conference with flying colors. the State University, and later a post comedian, died at his home in Bos- Germany has to couteut herself with dreams had never "gone back on her;” tain iio calomel . are prompt, hut mild, graduate Yale and Harvard, wdl deliver that it was. in tact, her soul pluym de, in «»peration ; au»l. therefor»*, the v«*ry much less political predominance in ton on the 17th. in his with year. the Ba.-caiaur 'ate a I dress at the State which eveutually derp’ond-’ from "spirit bust medicine for Family I e. as \\«*U ;t'- Samoa than she claimed at Washing Uuiversity Thursday of this week. The latest defeat for constitutional ton two years ago. The result is milch Beu is a native of Jacksonville aud laud" to indulge her soul with pleas for Travelers aud Tourists. ing peeps into other people's future “I have derived great relief fm», prohibition is scored in Pennsylvania, more due to the firm and inexorable one of the young men that we have re business. "I will see nty friends spir Ayer’s Pills. Five years ago P a 'H’* and it is a decisive one. The vote was attitude of Blaine than to any political asons to feei proud of. it to-night." she informed him on taken so ill with taken Tuesday upon a prohibition am leanings of Eugland toward the power The funeral of Michael Hanley, who Tuesday evening, and pr aps 1 Kin go endment to the <>institution and the wltieliit is her highest aim to concili died at his home near Jacksonville last it ter pary fer ram and bring blessing» Friday, t>s»k place in Jacksonville last on yer crops and yer ot h-r enterprises. that I was unable to do any work ! majority against it is re|>orted now at ate. Sunday and was largely attended by Gunme a sack of ¡>ertaters un i some took three laixes of Ayer’s fill- an»i •JHH.OlX). The Time«, iu an editorial on the relativesand pioneer friends. Theorder Hour and hue m. and fear nothiu’. was entirely cured. Since that tiiu«* I am never without a laix of th«-« p l.» Samoan agreement, says: Perhaps it of A.F. and A M. or which the deceased Brace yerself away up and I'll kerry Peter ChriMensen, Sherwood. " The Chronicle, of last Sunday said: had been for many years a worthy ye tliroo a boppm with joy. Also “Ayer’s Pills have been inji*< n mv The ¡-rand total of anlMcriptions thus is well that Prince Bismarck has beeu member, conducted the funeral serv gimme some butter and aigs. an a upwards of twenty y*»1’'* *,lu! sin.ill hunk of tarbarker, and keep :. family far collected for the Johnstown relief made to realize that where American ice». have completely verified a 1 1- stiff upper lip, for I have a sympathetic interests are concerned the American claimed f«»r them In attm-ks • [ pd< x fiiuj in San Francisco amounts to $7t>,- Extensive preparations are now un card a twaujiu for ye in spirit laud. from winch I suiT» red many >• ars. tlu . 1*10. This amount will be considerably Government is very little affected by der way for aliterary and musical enter IxisideH my own bowels o’com passion a I afford greater relief than any «»♦*.•>• many of those considerations which tainment to lie giv.-n ties' Sitnrday for I augmented this week by the receipts yearnin' for yer welfare in this valeof medicine I ever tried —-T. F Ada:- 'll» b.-m-fit of l he Cemetery water fund. steers." * * * * * The »"nsibu ’lolly Springs T» xas. restrain the action of those European of various entertainments. I have iwd Ayer’s Pills for a nm Governments with which he is more M’-s Maggie Linn and Mr J.H.Hoffman mo ui. ever pursuing her pl.tiu cours- are the capable and energetic proj. ctors Bur of Years, and have never found any A dispatch of June 17 from Johns accustomed to deal. It is easy to see >f the eutartainmeut, and it is n< «ilese mC'xil defi.iuce of all the soothsaying» thing e«pial to them for giving me ai of the rolling ages, p«’p’d into tin town says: -Colonel Rogers, »hi ha 1 that there might lie many reasons why to say that such a combination taleutof wm low of th» widow L.’s just as the appetit«*. and imparting eneigy an strength to the system. I always k»*<*| clmrg.i of the work of identifying the It might be expedient for England to md energy w-ill m ike a success. widow’s new wooer <iropp«i on oue them in the house.”— R. D. Jackson August Bohn, wiio has been engaged knee at tier ieet and dapped a Irmd to Wilmington. Del. dead, has completed his report follow in the line of policy in regard “Two boxes of Ayer’s Pills cured m< He believes that the total number of to German action in Samoa which it in liarv. sung at 11 •nry B, -ch >r’s (aim his breast, i'tieiiioúulias looked iuti ■ >n til» Siet liug ro.« I. tell fioni I lie Lay tiaiiy windows on soft suiiim-r night.- of severe ih uatural and necessary for America lost will n >t exceed three thousand. loft an i NU'l ■ a I a • ompouii.i (r ii t-i e ■md se. s millions ot true-love hope o pursue. It is u >t th» less pl no >f the right leg of quite a s >ru>us nut lire • 1. feated, but tlpou the face of tin- Toe work >f building is pushed rap ll> sll itl.- . d 1» >ue pr.it ru bug t lirollgll •’uglily i’iviliz-d nation, she saw no d" from which I long a sufferer. — ' itmt even Germ inv must think twic. idly. Emma Key«*s, Hubbardston, Mass. or thrice before provoking a collision in- -km. IL- is iri.| .riii<iu iiih nt ..: ieate.l hope that looked mor» roll.’ll “Whenever I ant troubled with con Dis. Sim. vs and Robin-. hi and, doiug Ion- than that hope boiti of the cun Montani eìected tliirty-eight Don with America over such a qn • Uo:> utug of a lawny, skmuy old beldam stipation, or suffer from loss of appetite, ocratic, thirty-five Republioan, one I'herefore we rejoice at the mllnenc. >s well as could be t-Xp.. -t.- l. Ayer ’s Pilis set nn* righ: again.” — A. J who wattltd a few «Bables, and th' Tiie miser, aut who robbed the old Kiser, Jr., Ro k H »»use, Va. Indejr ndent and one Labor dele •f Vnerjea, so m > I rately and effeetu- • Him i 1 uiy at. T .lent w .s uroiigb hie; credulity of au lutelhgeiit farmer who “Ayer’s Pills are in general demand gato to thè C xistitutional C inven liiy exerted. wauled a hope to cherish. our « -istomers. Our sales of rom Portland I>y 8»>enff Birds -y mi l -•Begone, sir!" exclaimed the lady, among ti. >u. Only a'iout 4 i p -r cent, of thè them exceed those of all other pills com h id a pr>'iinani.i.-y examination l.-for - »and bore me no longer with estlietli bined We Lav« never known their whoie vxe >t tho terni >rv was c.is’, THE VILLARD S V/ TH CO.V- lilstio Angle of Medford, who plac. 1 language so disgustingly out of alt fail to give entire satisfaction.” — turn under i'2i)<» Ban Is to aWiit the a.-'- 5 L . TEST. au l thè E q, ibluu h Ci.ii.n tu it a full h o noni with your recent asHix-iatiou- U right «N Hannelly, San Diego, Texas. i..a of th" grei 1 jury. N >: b<mg ubl • Go back to that oi l foiltiue-tellor aud vote will .show a uriti/ mij.>rity for The contest b-tween II •urv Vil- ogive the r.-q nred oti is, L ■ n ev r - liar.” thè tu, as it did last fall. lar i and Elijah Smith for the con sid. s in Jack».mville mi l l- the •« rsoual "But but my dear madam ” supervis-.oti of the Sheriff HP.EPAKKH BY “Begone, sir, oi 1 Will set the bull The census of In'.*» will furnish in trol of tiie O. R. ,v N. s) î»teiu came Willie, a little sou of l'red Grob, is i dog loose. 1 would rather marry au Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co , Lowell, Mass. formation which no other Federal cen to an issue a’ the annual election of seriously ill ..iH Dr-. Robinson and I old Chinaman!" tk>ld by all Dealers lu Medicine. sus has Yielded relating to the record the O. A 1 .m.idio O. K A- N. com .■Vitners has prou illii.-eil the disease • P etek the I’ oet . panics in F- r ’ L n.l Monday. Tiie ed ind pteJnees of the people. The spinal rnetntigv is; also, Martin Mc- F3 I.GLHil. SEWN i lea is t , present statisticsshowi ig the result wassouiewh.it of a compromise. Donangii. ••( W llo v Springs, who isi-t t lie employ of Jerry Nnnati, was t iketi J The Oivgoiiinn ha- lx-en making a extent of tins private iliJebtednr-ss of .lark-iiiiville t» tli-itfiinl. Sitting Bull, who was report«!as dy violently ill with congestive chills, and record and the form in which it exists vigorous fight against Villard's pur It is feared that th - dlsea >e will develop ing last week, is now said to lx- recover Patronize the only wagon that eon- uatiielv, whether in real estate or pose of miking the whole railway into spinal inenigitis. It seems now ing. He just "holds over" to o|ipos< neets «tilt every tram, ram or shine, mortgages, debts otherwise secured, mileage of the Northwest tributary well assure 11 hat. tinsdre.ld disease lias the treaty looking to theo|>eninp of tbt and carries the I . S. mail and Wells. Sioux reservation, but it is behev«l th. Fargo A t’o.’s exprtss. Satisfaction or hi g- neral indebtedness through to the Northern Pacific It. K , with develop«! in this eouutry. reservation will lie opened in spite ot guarmihsd. J ohn D yak . Driver. chief termmul inferes'« located on Prof. M.-rritl has removed to Central him. u Ues and bills payable. (.iHii'l tjfMinot tlic Mrike, Puget Sound, and it claims to be -at Point.»iiere lie will engage in merchan Sporting I’ircles are much excited The Prof, «as for many Tbri Pa - fic coast will soon lw mak isfieil with the result of Monday's dising. \nd nlway« Lave u bottle of ».ker’s years principal of Jacksonville public over the report that John L. Sullivan English Keinedy in rhe house. \ ou can ing watches for itself. Its first watch election. It says in an editorial: School, and rats,-1 the ednea'nni d has l»een "drunk ngain” m the midst not t«H how soon croup may mnkx« your factory is now approaebiug completion * Though there was a com standard to i bight never liefore readi of his t raining for the fight with Ktirmti. little one. or a coiti orcouRh ma) fasten at < »pay. one of the delightfulsubtirlw promise lietweeli the parties di ectlv ed hi our schools, lie has left nn in mi l Kilmiu’s bnekers say Sullivan will itself upon you. One dose ih a preven tivi’ and a feu doHen a positive cure. All of San I >i«-go. The works will employ interested, and not a clear victory on tellectual iti pr -s on this e.iininnnity not be al Jo to fa«- their man that lie throat and I uiir troubles v»e!d to its bas'nt the "sand" mid the stamina. ij»i persons ami ls> under the manage nil ¡xiilits for either one. yet in fact lilt tTacable in lline. In any vocation of reatui-. nt. I Lu remetìv RUaranteed by for Portland, for Oregon mid for the life 11» is a va! I !>le addition to society incut of Mr Wheeler, formerly of the Northwest in general, th» result i- as and onrCeutr .Point neighbors i.reve y Gen. Withers, th» well known Ken (.’hitwood Bros. Elgin works. Industries of this eliar- satisfactory as could lie de-in d. ” tori'll.ate that lie has eltos.-u tliat place tueky horse breeder, of "Fairlawn For Sale Merchant Tailoring. "Looktag at it purely from the for In- future home; mote so tn that farm, di.si at that place, near Ix-xiugton, ai ter bud up a country, and their es on the bith. Hg«i id years. He ebtali- "Mac. tl.e A i h tic.m Tailor.’’ who tablishment indicates that a new era stand-point of public interest we re indications are now p tiling to the not lislt.sl Fairlawn in ]s71. and it It:« I tch has the only merchant tailoring e~tali gard the t.’sult asa triumph for Port far distant day when there will lie a ha-, d wiied in Southern California. land anil for the country at large. new partner in the firm; and are m one of the most sncc>>ssful ventures i vet li-huieiit at G..-Hit's Puss, offers to >■ I! I Ex. We have a Ixiard of directors for the •Ve.y way worthy to wear tbe honored made in Kentucky. In the last eight out I'tt-ini-s- am. stock on rettsonabli i < n y ears lie sold $750.1 MM) wort h of trot t -rms. 'This is a line opport unity for Oregon Railway and Navigation Coni name. We congratulate in advance. Senator Hoar, chairman of the pany whose name- are an assurance ters. all of his own br«-d)ng a First-(’icss tmlor. .\ddre-- hint a- • Senale committee on commercial re- . that our interests util not lietratti -ki d alxive. Grant's P»ss, (»r. |51ft Wlf.KESBKltllF.. Pa.. Juue 12. A dis- Grants Pass Notes. lations with Canada, who passed away, overlooked or disregarded ’’ astrotls cave-in took place here late tins afternisu). The Holleubai-k and Ehi-i p fu Mile through this valley on their tour of 'The M tho.lis’ church is 1» :ng Hellman vein mines an situated under Medford Items. llie l'a -¡tic coast, reached his home 1 lie uudereigtp ’d, having more shee| mov«L this week. a thickly settled portion of the city. than he can car» for on bis ranch, of J. G. Groasmao will also erect a lin M.iss lehusetta last Sunday, and to They -ire 10 > ) f«:t deep, and for years Mr. G. S. Person’s wife mid son ar pas! no coat is supposed to have been f ts tor -ale One liiou-md H--ad of a re|s>rter he said that the impression brick this season. rived Saturday from Greely, Col. mui»d tn that portion of the mines un line stiwk sh.-i |. Apply nt once to Attorney S. S. I’eutz leaves Thurs thrt the fortifications at Esqniniait. J. S. H ekkin . The Star bund re.’eive.l their new derlying the city for fear the etir’h day morning for San Francisco, to be Vancouver,are a menace to the Unit Ashland. < Iregon. $3tMJ instruments List week, and are would sink. At 1 o'clix-k a crash gone a week. ed States is unfounded, as the island «irrcspoudwgly proiul-y came, and one of the principal thor Mr. Geo. Etibanks and Miss Amanda Harg litis in La.te s and Childrens oughfare« of the city is till«l with crev has not the natural advantages nec- Goodyear, of Ashland were in town a Married June 11. 1MSX. by Hon. A. hats. In order to dispose of lie- large ices, from which gas escaped in larg. essarv t<> make it a formidable forti short time Monday . Axtell. /. P., Mrs. M. L. Stevens and volumes. 'Tile owileis of houses ar- stock of hats that I hareion hand, will fication. He was satisfied that the Wm. Halley left this morning for Mr Wilson, all of tins city. greatly alarm«!. The men tn th, S< ¡1 them at L'^eaily reduced pt ic-s, ties of affection la-tween Canada and Pendleton on a business visit, H* Mr. Jewell received quite a severe mines bail all they could do to eseapi everyone iiivi;-d :<> '.ill and see for cut from some falling timbers li st with their livi<s. Some of the mules themselves. No charge fot trimming the United States are a guaranty of will be gone about a month. rom this on. and no trouble to show wet k. but is again able to lx> at work. were caught in the workings and There were fifty-two tickets sold peace. Mas. B oynton . killed. Eight hundred men amt lsiy- gisais. here last Sunday n.ornmg for Coiestiu. Sunday S -luxil pienies flourish. Tin- Everyone reporta having a nice time. Presbyterians held oue oti Friday, mid are thrown out of work. 'The mine Don’t travel without, an ac. idi-nt The United States Grand Jury, owners' loss will b-> over $I ihi .. iM), im I ticket 2'« per day for Sd'KI. Btllmgs Miss Elva Galloway returned from th» Methodists, ou S itnrday of last the loss to proper!y-i.wnerson die pur- which lias been investigating the man agt nt. 13-in Eugene fast Saturday, having beeu week. fa.-» will tie double this ..mount. ner in which elections in the Tenth called home by the serious illness or Mrs. M ithersoii an I family r-moved Congressional district of Tennessee of her sister. state 11’.’ii-ti’T-' 1—iH-intt'in. i tlieir farm on So-her cre»k last have beeu conducted during the past State Te.u-hers' Assiviation «ill be Misses Ora Adkins, Jessie Wormau week. They move I Friday, and ou four years, submitted its report to the and M nine Jacobs intend LP Rüg to Saturday the house tn some way It" Id at Sait ui. July 1, 2 mid 3, lss.i. The AsS'H’tatii'Ii will convene i I the court last Saturday. Indictments Eugene this fall to attend the state •might tire mt 1 burn«! to the gronnd. together with the barns and outbuild legislative hall, eapitnl building, at 7:3l' uuiversity. were returned against nearly all the mgs. Fortunately almost till of the p in., on M'Ui.l iv. July 1 All teuch- Miss Hattie Galloway is still verj household goods were still packed • r« mi l friends of edneatton are cordial judges and clerks, some two hundred in number, of the last election in this low, lint is improving slowly, and her ■md were saved. The loss is nix mt ly invited. many friends hope soon to »ee Let $2t>M>; with au insurance of 37(H) The di partmi nt of sup-riutaii l.-nc. Congressional district. The partic well agatn. Died June 13lh. Mr. J. S SI. inks: will b- organized by the several coun ular offense of which most of these 1 wil The machinery for the new grist Iso on Jun» 15th. George L I’o.l 1 ty mid city sii|H-nntendents. men were indicted is for not return- mill has arrived, and it.is already In-vn Each of tin's» gentlemen was near 5u meet in the office of the Snpt r ■ nl.ti' I ing the poll list and count to the clerks placed in position. Mr. Dots re venrs of ng»», mid the last 2'1 years of ..f I’nbi: ■ Instrtie! ton at 1:30 o’cltx’k j . of the County and Circuit courts of turned with his family Wedinsdo. their lives h ive h«‘n spent in the mill in , on Mund ly, July 1. 1 he hotel-oi S il. in will entertain their respective counties, as the law Henry Cry det, 'd Stanley A Cryder, ing cabins m ar Grant’s P iss. Tip y th■•-•• ,atten.|it|g. during tin- days of were Well known mid ri sp. ctcd by ail Sam ’ s Valley, was in town Monday a.- requries. The remainder of them are the old settlers of thi - valley. Both th. A«s< c’ei'i.'ti, ."t reduce 1 rates. Arrangi im n's have been made wl’L iudieted for taking electionbooks away com paled by Ins family. He reports wert font, 1 a bort tim» ag.. in anal- thiugs gettiug quite dry in that s.-etion. most helpless condition, and were tin- Soiitlieru P a tii- (hn-> in Ort _o .i from i he polling places to conduct Mis. Dr. Lewis left Monday fot ‘ironght out mid cared for by kind at’.d the Oregon Pa.’iti.’ railroad c. n- the count. Ouio on a visit with het parents. Siu ’ri. mis in their Lis’ illness, Ñiltlie: p.mi' s for reduced rati s to thoei ; t- »ill also visit b< r sister iu Johustowu hid ever unrr: d, aud they left no rt>- nding. aud the usual rediictnin «ill The St. Louis Republic, (Demo P. A., who lost her husband an 1 liv.- lations here. !>■ granted. The usual "Fonrtli of Jul,” n.ti cratic) of June 16th hud an entire children IU the late fi.ssl at that place. will Is- tn iffect ou the O. R. A N. R. page devoted to the opinions of dem L aki : c bb R. lines in Oregon from July 1 to ocratic editors ns to the ava lability will erect a two story brick building, G sise Lake valley ¡ir- s-’iits a spec- July 4. the excavai ion for which lias already of Governor Hill, of New York, as the 'The rail’s will be open to tea< ie-rs t.a"l • rn verl'. fore seen- growing graiu and others who may wish to attend standard bearer in the presidential begun, .50x75 ft., on tlieir lot on 7th burned out by the sun. street. Tins will In- anoth -r orn.'tiii -nt the Association. Several State Sup contest of Iis92. The newspapers to to the place, a» it will lie w.-ll built l xLi-vit A t.vamiuer. June 13. erintendent» of Public Instruction, which tlie query was addres-ed cir and nicely finished. Timber tn the mountains is again mid other leading educators ftoin the on tire, nr, I smoke is fast a<x-nmulat- Pacific (toast States have Ixt-n unit«! culate iu ten states where the democ Everet Mingus, now in th e up!-y tng. and tire ex|>cctvd to be present. racy is strongly represented. There of G. 11. Haskins, will leave for Phila Xut n 'i.’b of a grain crop tn hai is but one expression in favor of the delphia about the first of Septi ll'ls-t. vest in Lake «unity tins season. Tiu- Iti Mdiitinu ..f I hank». nomination, of Governor Hill, coming to enter upon a two year’s course tn eontnined warm dry weather has fin Ileadqtiarters, ( luster A Arthur from the Agusta, Ga.. Chronicle, a pharmacy. He is one of our most ished the grain, mid literally burn«! promising Isiys. and we bespeak for Post. No. 47, G. A. R Department of protection pa|s*r. Of the others, all him a gissl record in his new field. It out. Itiree weeks ago. the pros- Oreg. in. p« ’ t for a crop was never liet ’ er but two are un.pinlitiedly oppos«l to Medfortl. Or.. Jntie 13, 1W<J; there now we are in the soup. fore. lx- it, the nomination of Hili. The two ex Talent Items. R- soh , ,1. \\ e the offi.'vrs mid iiiein- If the Paisley mid state line road ceptions are the Iaitlisville Courier «immissioiiers now in session at lank- liers of Chester A. Arthur Post hi T alent . June2»>, 1*89. Journal and the Atlanta Journal Mr. Janies Helms is building a large ville, will provide for tin-working of meet mg assembl«] do tender our sin- Mr. Watterson simply declines to addition tn his tine bam; also A. I*. Quartz mountain in Lake an 1 the cere thanks to Wm. II. Gore, Esq., for commit himself to an opinion no« Talent lias unproved the Bn|itist church "devil’s garden" in Klamath county, th'- elixpvnt. oration delivered liefore so iniich flint a ¡>ersoii hardly recog- then there will lx- a splendid road our post, on D«-onition Day, May 3o, lx's'.», mid we take this occiiMiin to ex l'or Sale at Lowest Rates at from Paisley to Linkville. uizes the ¡.lace now 77/L’ s.ll/o.LV TREATY. press our high appr«-iation of the fit- J. W. l*«ir. of Alturas, sold 77 hi a i Couuty Surveyor Howard ha» lx-en 'ing presentation of the principles for Th» satisfactory issue of the Berlin stopping at the Talent restaurant tills of horses in Lakeview. Saturday. ’The w hich onr comrades gave their lives, r prices ranged from $|ti to $52 p- r conference over the Samoan affair was week, while attending to Horn» 1111- the gr t« ftil and touching tribute to ¡»■ad. The majority of them were the fallen brave tiie enuobling impulse fitusli«! bnsin. ’ sH in plattiug tiie vil- announced hast week, and the follow wild, aud on the whole brought all to patrotism mid the iuqiressive en ing statement was 'furnished the as- lage of Talent. they were worth. Mr. Pixir was «ell forcement of onr duty to otu country by 1 A There will lie holiuess services held satisfied with the »ale. EOciated pr >ss: which the oration was chnracteriz-Mi: at the Baptist church next Sabbath Through the able management of commencing at 8 a. m., on the arrival and further, lx- it Ri solcril That a vote of thanks lie Secretary Blaine, the United States of thesontIt Ixuttid traiu. All are in Keno Whispers te ndered to the Martial Imnd for tlieir Government has seenred everything vited to take part freely. For several days p»s'. the wind has appro|iriate music: to the ladies mid ( demanded. The draft of the treaty Since the robbery of the blind elo isM-n coming, nt various rates of speed, '■Inliireu for the lilieral donation of guarantees the autouomone adminis cutionist, the gixxl people of Talent steadily from th» west and growing flowers; to the young ladles who so tration of the islands under joint eon- have mad» lip to the uufortiuiata lady cohler as it hast. tied, f'loills have tenderly plai-ed tiie flowery offering on the soldiers graves; to the several trol of Germany and America, Eng a purse of $31 .'A). At Fbo-uix, $2.75; gathered, promised and looked out. re at M«lford, She thinks of turned rind .»wept aronnd, but no rum ministers for their part in the si rvio. « land acting as arbitrator iu the event moving on northward »oon. has fallen. These signs are r<gard«l on Memorial ns «ell us l)'-«>ration 1 of differences arising. The Samoans The hay weather «mtinues superb. by the yen'fx/oci ns fore runners of a Day; to the ladles aud gentlemen of the choir for their excellent mil.-ie; are to elect their own King and Viceroy There is a greater acreage of hay cut heavy rain-storm. k to the sexton of Jacksonville cemetery, ami to l>e repnweiited iu a Senate com this season than ever Ix-fore, and I Klamath county teachers will hold anti marking the with flags think good hav will be cheap. Hay posed of the principal chiefs, and their first meeting Thursday, June 27, resting of deceased plai-o sol sells at $5 to $6 per tou in the field at Ltnkvtlle. l'he superintendent, tilers. chamber» elected by the people. Sa now. Also all who eo ri- i aza orm r tore Mr. I ’ . K Fountain, has set a goo.t tributed by tlieir presence ibotfi ut moa is to have the right of levying du Josh Patterson took his steam en example, having actually inspected the Jacksonville mid M.dford). or olli. r- ties of every kind. A special court gine away from the Talent planing schools to ascertain whether the school wi-e, to the success of the ta-cision. will be appointed to deal with the mill the other day preparatory to com reports were too highly tuned Adopted by the ¡x-st. June 13. ]KS9. land qnestiou. The Americans made mence harvesting. It is plainly proveu for the calm ear of truth, l ite Klam- Official, J. H. F aris , Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges seli.Mils are generally well kept, and li. Commander of post. their adhesion conditional upon the who plows deep, at the proper seasou and cultivates thoroughly, by the expr.-sseil praise for the R.-no school, M. S. D amon . Post ailjt. Trusses, Toilet Articles. ratification of the treaty by the United proportion of acres to harvest for in the keeplug of Mr. Jvs-e Walter. States Senate. The Status quo will, grmu. l.xnil Olllei- Bulli tin. Died J iine lilt b, of whooping cough. therefore, obtain in Samoa until De Improvements are progressing Fleda. the three months old daughter The following rush mul homeetoad cember. Phelps will carry the treaty steadily ui Talent in spite of hard of Mr. and Mis. G. \V. Wellons, of rnteiitR have Ix-mi issm .l to lami iu Keno. th- Roseburg district within th» past SEWING MACHINE NEEOLES to Washington. The Samoan treaty tunes. Lon Drake’s new dwelling is Ahtl tUPPEIES. three wttks: wdl not be published until it is signed looming up and will l.x,k well when Love sweetly smiles aliove our fears. fiuished. Mr. U.K. Klam has lately HOMYXTEAP PATENTS. With which our souls are worried; by the United States Government. made some more permanent improve 1'he grave g<-ts nothing but our tears. N •«. 23. l ’s. '.I22. 1239. 12'2. 1322. AUTISTS’ - MATERIALS The treaty arranges for the restora ments, iu the way of board ami post Our loves ar» never buried. Ills. 103. f.\J7. 1512. I'!'.I. 1679. 11.71. tion of Malietoa as King who bad been feuce tiround his orchard. IX,I. 19111. 1!I15, 1919. 193H. 1947. 1952. special attentiua paid lhe Bit while our human tears drop J >wn I'.» i . i.»ó7. -2"1 s. 2(123. 2- 23. 2 ’3ff, 21 If. deported by the Germans, and for the Upon gr ■•■o gras-.a, and W 't them, After being out ull night the jury 2 51. 2 '72 2th'9. 2"S’2. 2> !'2. 2"9'>. 2 ’9s. Prescription Department appointment of German and American I’lie little flowers growing around. in the ease of Stateof On g at v>. O 1’. ‘¿CJ. 2li>7. 214*1, 2154. T<> 2159 in ’In«:-.». Are very gia I to get them. advisers to the King, with an English Beardsley for murder in the first d - 2165. 21D5. 21»77. 216s. 2H’9. 21"'. 2172 counselor to adjust the balance. gree in the killing of TliomasL. Perry- rhia wisdom, therefore, keep in sight. 2173. Our love cun ti ver p« r:sli; CASH TATEETS. Walker Blaine s.iid he thought it ■uiin at Eola ou March 14th last Fri Wiiich tears are co. >1 for k.-eping l.ri_b . Nos 433S. 46T.2. 4SH9. 5<»12. 552A would undoubtedly require ratifi -.itiou day morning at 9 o’clock returned . 1'tie «.irllilv tl avers we cherish. verdict of »cqiuttaL There is gr. 75511. .\>;4. 55'4. Vil 1 x”o, 5655, D’.7n. by the Senate. If the iusttumeiit diss I'taf-.cltoti, p.rtieilat y .tn ..tig tl , At Sale. Lastw,»ku qn.irter-braed fortnn.- 5ta3. Ar’,74. E'b. .'a’.' >. 5C.!>9, 5762, 5725, signed were one regulating the con Polk county peopie, over me ontc.itue ihng ■ I t>. ! t.oe played an inter.-st- 5729. 57 'I. 5..G, 573'. 5,39, 57 lt>, 57 n. tv Ti.r v t b.i ■» j-rep r ‘ y know n n- tlu• Youb- duct of two couutnea toward each ot the case. Il wiii i,„ remetiils r<sl it It g"lake ” in tins itveiy n»ight>oriiood. 57l7. 574«, 5749, 57-72. 5.59, 57tio, . > 7*13, . GiIr.M planing mili, is offend Mt n-ssig* was taken to Salem for tiial. on a Snort of gtocenee . hd exeet ditigly cun 57(75. 5766. 5767, 576S, 5770, 5773, 5, 71, ¿k Ti t . ; '.-Lof ll-2 a res «d other, as for instance between tLe change of venue trou) Poik county. bind in ti.' f -V <»f Ashland, JackM'U count). United States and Samoa, it would where* it was thought the aeen-i.i ning, she well’ to u liu 'helor of meal':. .777(1. 577«. .7779, 57'_'. 57'1, 7,7x5. 57'7. On- vìi .. - d. - ;.»'t:iutial building 4* aud got w iitit she w<int«*d. SI:» com ■77xx. .5,fil. .7,91. 5« 'i. .i'll,, .,'1', 5X22. dry h<-. •• 16x2*: lumber '-lied 2‘X100; properlv lie designated ns a treaty, but e >iild not get j i.-tic-'. At the time of menced by in'orining bun that it h.id 7X17. .7X7«. 5<r,>. 5'12. 5X72. 5X73, 5x54. feet; •wi-tory ' ib »■ anh planer, 6 in<‘h. 4-sid« nary exaonuatiou feehr.g i :u high in that tie would s.sin I«1 married to a f'115. (x>25, 602«. »i*‘3I. (¡i1 >9, und W51. mould.n_ i whine, a t«*t«onvr a No. 2 shape the conduct of three govern mor»; -i >;.• «uw», «-and paper machine, Polk and there was strong talk <>( tar turning 1 « I d . rip and « ut-uf. mw «; the pow ments. viz., the Uuited States, Eng- and f-atbers for the justl.-e who re e. i tain widow Indy who reeidi*s not a er i‘ tu unfading Mioply of water fr«»m a W»- < an a»i I !>«» hundred nnlee from Keno. lie is nn 'Low ■ app- d 1. DiiitaiH and has a 22-foot la id and Germany toward a fourth leased Beardsley on light bond» arid intelligent farmer, uever ey nipatbiztng (»narnntee Aukrr’a Eloxir for it ht »d UiH.n a 16’2 iir h Lcff’d wheel: a side- i to tbc» p«.o tra« k «»i tie u. t I: K. (> P main line in party, Samoa, it la held that Its proper a so of lees mild treatment for the with the <*ommoo herd in their super bn-i Iwen fulîy U» pl.- of tbv* <• untry that it H -.np"nor tu murderer, — ] Ex. fU' U-ci) > i’i. - ei’.'city fur fiaccar«. on the stitious be! iefe and always turning an nomenclature is an agreement. At ali other préparât ion » foi b ««ni dis’ases». mill lol. a • -mt IX) N fret of lumber in stock indifferent ear to predict ions not well • und fur sale ’in-name time it is a matter affecting It m a positive cur»- for Kvphilitio ¡x»i*- ThL is a good property and < ommands a snpisirled by reasons. But lie no« minc. nh’enb eraptiou» and piiuplea. the foreign policy of the United States, be; rd something he wnnteii to lielieve. ît purifie ____ îh» .... ubole _ . Hystem _ aud __ fhor- good busiin " in Southern Oregon and Northern < alifornia. Ad ire *. it is said that it will need ratification The widow is fair, intelligent and well oughl.v builds tip the constitution. Chit- JkMK'S Ro'.ERi*. A siignee Ashland. Oregon by th» Semite and t hat therefore it1 off, and he bad long been gazing upon 1 wood Bro». ASHLAND BED HOUSE COLUMN. NEW THIS WEEK Rich and Poor, Asblaii'l silver Tr<’in'M»ii«’ Band. «;<e111>;111\ 1» s- .imi R.*-: lh * tu Infantry. O N *: R »in-ide P'»*’ H A R. II • . No 1. >•• : i oi . a!ii7;’’ions and T« b r.i’.t d Trudt- ,i' • y Car will» NT w >!»'• s. ’ <•*. c u’»»1 L1. Day ’ >ra7«»r and Read« r. Chaplain. ui tlu < it\ and M'-nd pi • «•1 the • itv < ouncil. Ci iz«*ri' "ii Toot. « jiiz-’i.- in Cur-luges. 1 ;u "■ Marei. Eor n in Pl >/ t, in.tr» u up Main «■!!< • ’ ' • Eu-t avenue .L-»vn Fina i(* < i;’i to spring m red . ng spTins ►ir-' i t«» <>ak. up <>sk stiei-i t«> Main H:r'»'igh M.«in ruet to Helman. down Hclinau ‘■trect to E'xctvt’» up ftGtviy Main; thence to th» grove- Literary Exercises, 11:30 a. ni. Prayer by the < haplain. l)e( 1 iniiioii of lu<1t'}M?ndenct* Oration by Hon. BINGER HERMANN Timber Land Notice M usic. Grand Barbecue Dinner in grove for all I’ nited S tates L and O i ed e .< R os THI p ,«.. Or., June 11, 1*^?.| Noth c is herebx given that in (’«unj liauce with the pr«j\ isi«iiis of the act <»i <-'»ugf c"* of juneS, 1M7K, entitled An a-•( for the oil * of timber lands in the S’aies of < aliforniH, <>;«• gun, Nevada, and Washington Territory,' Wm Wallace, of Wuodlund ('«miity of '»«do, ^ateof i al . has this e of the * W ‘ * <»f ‘cetion No. 22, in I | I’l * R Nu r> E, H’id w ill offer proof, to sh«»w tl:at the land sought is more valuable i«»r its limber T‘ « fils’, fenlitie of the ait<*ru<»»i) pro^rninrn«’ will l»e the grand shod ! or stone than for a »ricultutn! pibposv«, «’id al 2 p. tn.. innl«‘r the aiispie«“» <»f the Ashland Rod and Gun to vstu'dish his claim to '■aid laud Iwf- se the Chili. All al all«»w«*d ’iowct! 1«» enter. Sh»Md> a* follows: * Register a;.d Receiver (>f this oilier a Ro«e burg, or., on M«»iiday, Hi«* ?♦ -th »la' of M \i< H I . d «.i i;i i ) I ’• . •• ... l.l ’ '.'.e/.l i.l.D /.L ird* ’l’ilx I titrai ' *1 Purse >6 « ¡Jfiancv added August, is»'.». Divided r. • .<• .md 20 p« r <•<•!• i lie natiu’s a« uitiwsM’- ,1'il.u of 2 — K wn single un I fotn pairs Peoria blM- khini'- I Mr."''. 12 fui... ti; M \T< I! W ' H »« I land, \ o «> < <»iint\. < al.. J tu’. : aur« h «I< l«5t«l Divid-M RI. 30.‘.0 and 1«' p« I c ii’ of WiMMliand. YohiroUlit).« al.. J i Pl!' ♦» (UitlHI.C«- M VH I h \<» x. -Thirteen «-ingle IV««ria Lbu kbird'. Entrane«- of W oodland, Y«>loeounty.«'al . ! and 20 per « . nl. N.ldud. l'i. Med 5Ç. of Kirks', ill«*, suffer eouiHy. < al. ♦'IlilHII fl S<». -L—I iv<- pairs Peoria blackbird* Eutran«-** i M \ i< 1 An} Mtid .................... all per-«»io « laimbi- s<lvertM*ly added i I vi•». » aii*l 2 s p« r « cnL I x ’ d Ü land*« mu o-'pii 'b «1 the also \ e «I vmtí ; r:b: II _\-i —Xin* » îhk ’I«* an«l ihr«-<-pui * P«N»n.< !»!;•« ki«ird- 1.0’1/« : - i. I’l’f*** |1 ' M AT« I ill«* their claims in thi- <»i itliii* on « it )ri*f«»re ♦*ut rance ■ .1 i'i- ti bivid»-«l -tt* 2<» and 10 p« j «•ent. said 34h da' of Aug-ist, I*-”. ’ b ’I Hf« A « nsi. • ti/ ««i f» «'• ill«- s I d ">*« î • *iî”’t>«/.»11 (h< niat*!.'‘ hi ' • af- ; • it i>. W .I'» hn -T"N U*r ot birds. Regis!« r H lot Ht' will I” <’lns> whirfifiii“ « <».\DLi D>N>’ Mi !•<•. Prier f-.r tur. t-s D •'I r <■»-Ji I * Hi jDltiill'in ■s fri’Hi th«' *.nsn’ *• «»?•. \li K’UNge Timber Land Notice t Ly h41«»v«in^ lHH’i-h, Tivw to Ties in lif Dui'ch 'IvrDh*«l mi-* aun <»nt. t Mtn ~r .it' t »M' On o i. • • i ¡¡HD’- 'h-lb-ly »iHfl th< rltiw,- ,.| la»! li. I». '! All our ■•• K.>-t.r. tu., i ir.. .1 ut.i li. «•■■• - 15 yiiid' Ri-«' fui >: j.- Liei- JK yard*-: <h»ul«b’ I -empiili ll'-e Notii'v !« h.’ret., k’i'"ii that it* I? I \\j\«, I:\i E :<Mi yuiil'. b» all he pin*»- .• Itti lin* |.nivi~i<.i>» .4 tit" a- t of * "it ass of Jmiv 1.-7'. i'tciili'4 -'Ali in i f»' tiie •ale of I vi ME\ > IL\< E to ah < \ J'K' |»«»nn<l', I;.r h pt Imitar la',4. in th.* -la'. - of i xlif.iriiiu. i >re- l ’. iu , X .«.la. ami W a-li 11 ; -■: ■ a lerriu-ry,'* I - »» » 2 li I, I < »ii • uii it-r À* vt-ar- a «»»«•. i< a priz« I'ollut) I ’ i’». J: ‘ for JU‘Y> •! fit r i K.iiMioïrtv« lor prize \) I. Enin, of KVo«..o:ill*I. • I i i i ■ L LI * ■' 11 I» !2 \< F >r j 1 :■ ni Voi», siati’ of cal., ba- ibi- 4a: hied lu thi- aflii v his -wolll -la i- turnt f-.r ’!«• |-’tri4 n-v 4 the N r. * , of - Il No • E. and -e-’tiuii No :i. tn Ip No. ■ •• tli.il til" tatui -'.tigli I .• ill otter proof to -it.a. . The celebration will wind up with a it- '¡ i- inore \alitatile toi il» 1 ’ills' ■ er -tone than • •-.•-. and to vs al.li-l; f..r api ¡"uhnral puri-.-.' hir .’laiin to -ai4 land l.f..i> th* 1: ..■■ and i:.-< ri'i r ui tin-.. li''« ni Ito.«-- nr-’ or . on 'tonila ’. Hi.- - 'h 4a; t « 1 — ” [',> 1-. <giv<-ii nii'liT the rm i.’ig.-iui’tit "f ('<>. D , O. N. G.. ati'l to II" itaiiir» a- w nil. —v» -I I t ! n ’ - ' I K. il.. W in " • :.■>'■ . '• E '■'< all ! «Lieh all arc illusi cordially invited. Tickets $1.25. W.... Land. I’ottrJy of Yolo. < ni A in and ait pv -. n- I'iniiniiiv ad ■ vrsely tin- ata'r dro ril’i 'i land» are u- pu’-tid I.» lit" fluir i taint- lutili- oline ou • r n. fore -xiil h a J.'th da' ot Aiik'ii-i. 1"’’. (ili- W .loltv-l.«. Piirtlsn'i. Oregon, June 4. 1SK9. I’..ei~tcr. 11 UH T'liurt'i of i u'v (<nnmittei’. A.-It!mui. Or., Afternoon Programme. SHOOTING Each person buy ing a one-pound can of TOURNAMENT! I Crani Display of Fireworks in Evening BALL MILITARY I 1 <• 11 - í i 11 *i ‘ I » ; H < ‘ < >n < ). Timber L ind Notici Will be entitled to a chance in a Lady’s Y « ■ Í ( 100 n I mted sraTt'L and t»Fn«t.j R ’sEEt IC»>. <•!<-. -I '»lie U. lsx * ( N.»lice is hereby ghcu that in « i'inplinu» with the provision' «»1 the act "Í < ««imi»--'* of .1 inc • . K*. «’iitillci An act i<»r ¡h»’ m !» ot limber laiuls in th»-State' «>i » ali:-»:. : < Nevada und Washington ì-riitory A M :I’.'T, »»f W‘.>»»diand Count' »»i Y»»lo State (»t < aliforni;). hü' th: ■'><} u!e.i ii; : ! orìì'-e his s-v.orii Maternent N<». — for the pur- " E 1 . f b ' i N Tow n.-diip No 4«> coutil. Iv.iiig«* N»t..'» L<.>t, ami will («tier pr«M»f I«» *di»»u that the lami sought I' more valuable for its mula r or -tone riia • 6»r agri' iHtuial pnrp<»>» -. ami »> « * ■ his claim t») s«id laud huf«•!•■ tlu* Rc’-ri'tc r atid Ke« « iver «4 tliis oilice at R«»*cL»irg. <»!• gon. »>n Nluuday. th«* 2nth «lay « h August, 1 ‘s'ty. H«‘ tiatip’' ns u it nés'V* . W m - William* Wm. W alla» «•, W . Er\ in. » E. tin ug. nil of Woodland. Yolo <*Gunty, < al. Any and all p«*rs.»iis « la mine adversely th' ;<'•«•'e (!»•*-■ riln d land' ar» roque.Mu'l l»j file th« 1: ( aim'in this <»th>*u on or l»efore said 16(h dax of Augii* t. >>■.< ( H AS. W . JOIIN'T' N. Regi'ter Timber Land Notice t'siTlD -1 «Tf.» last, OF1 u tl K’i-i.aiK.i. OK., .luui- li. 1> N'.'ice 1« h<—eby gi'i’ti flint in i■• nivllnuce « tth tl,,’ |<r..' idilli* of tlie sc* oi c . iik s ". • ( Jini" .1, 1'7'. i tnitli’il "Ao ». ( for tti< xl. <4 titata. Un -R iu tl.s -’xt..« »i i alifornis < r»’gon, Ne'sdn «nd «'»»hington T"rrit»i). il, E. i.regu’. "f Wuoillimd, iihii U) of Y.ilo, -’sie oll al. h«» liti» 4 h ) tlled ili Illi» otti.» Ili» »ai.ru »tiC"in.’nt t.-r thè pur.-hii».’of the ‘ ..( »"I II..11 N> 21 in t|.. N" i"'. K No. . E. ;iu4 Hill etter pr.x.i tu hlur.' tfl.it thè lumi »ouglit 1» tnor. 'xhiul.i.- fot it» tiiutar er Mene thau fi.t rurrieiilttiral pur- ihi » v » itttd to <"tsLli.«h tii» rlilin to ->*id ihii 4 tafort1 tlu* Itegistor sti4 ll. eelv. : of Hit- olli. .. xl I:., m l..irg, Ofeuou ou Mon.ta) tli" .tali U h ) of August ls»;. Il" mone» x- witnes»e» W '. Ertili • IjMiller.J I Kelly Mio. "ihn.. »II ..f W ihh II hih I, »»Io county. i »1. An) an4 nll per»oti» u < ‘ Inin dm.' adv«TM*ly i» arc requeued i<» Illi Htave dl -' : lls il liitul- lile tlieir elHiui» in ihi« olii. on «»r l«ui«*re »»ul It.ll. I • of \ l't. iss;. I in- w K'-V'-u r. A/ I’'! ’ H« "! » < » * I- 1M‘ <M I i» I . R -o iu i:- . <M: , June 11. 1'1 Noli»’C i- her» Lx gi\en that ill eompliaueu with t|;< act or <‘«»ngrc>'of June •’. Is7\ «*n tilled \n act for tlu* -ale 01 timber ¡ami- in flu st ilo «»f < aliforniii OreLnui Ne .uia ami W .«-hur-i'Hi liiiüi-r’- A " Mi Ph. : ridir»* .»t K ¡1 kx\il’« c'iuii’y ••! s-iitr. : . Sian ut < al it« it tua lui' t hl' da' in h <1 iti thi' «»duc Iti- 'Worn Jatum« I.’ for Hie piirc.'ia- «>f , X W ' , ot .•'ee’,1'11 _*.. in ip. 1 i -, K X.., . i and u ill »»Ih r proof to >how that Hi.- b.mi •»«»uulu i' more valuable for i’s timlw . <«t 'tone titan for agrienlturul purp«»'t • and t«> < 'taLlish hi'« laiin to ‘aid laud L» fr-r«' :hc Re gister an«l Receiver »-t thi« .»Cj.-e .¡t R,,-.. burg. Oregon, «»n Momiay. tie 2<»th <ta\ of \‘¡gU't. IN*'» lie lutine' a* v. i: ik - m •«- ( . H Er\i».¡. Wm * William' I E Kelly, lobe Mull, all •»: Wo«‘<lland \ oh» eolltii' < ul. kny and all per «-ns < laiming a*i the aiaix v-«h'surili« d lai.ds .*!’• f'jmt- •rile Heir claim*’in thi- office on or sai« I Ju th «lay of \«igii«t I m . i ( H AS W h »HX't »X. Reg ..«•ter. jlA\ m I WHAT it costs You linven’t? Well let us tell you that by buying a cheap article in leather you are throwing away Come and See Us The next time you want BOOTS AND SHOES And we will give you first-class goods for your money, and sell them to you i Nell., is liete'.) giteli fiali Iti fsiTED .** t ite * L and O ffice . » Ro^r.at RG, Oregon, Jun«' lb. Is.-.» i Notice is her* h\ Ki\< n tint th« foliowinr n*ra».*d >ett 1er lias tiled nofux* of hi- inrun Hon to make fina» proof in -up|»orr ot tus «•hum and that 'aid proof will be i ad«* in foi«- the ( lurk of the • o int.' • «»urt ot Jiuk-on ■ o'iiny. o.-( ron. at ía-k'onvill«- Or» gon <>n Monday. July i.» l-?o. viz WarrtD <» ' H«>ijnt', l'r» -t-mpHon 1» 'No furs. i«»r the E of N W aud s W l4 of N W ■ "eu. .'ìli fi. >. *R3E h 'L VS M He nain» ' the iol’o.ving witn^sse* to prow hi' « ontiuuou.' residence ii)«ou and < i.ltiva- t oû of Mü«l lundi», viz Win Addison W 1. < arthull, J. W. Parln-r, Lu oli *:t*rd. a’ì of A'hÌHiuL Jackwin county, Ortern Any person w I. » d -'ire» to pr«»i*-r again«! the allowance jf wüth proof, or who know« <»f any sub-tantial r< nxon. under fhe !«u atid thi* r«*gidations of the io’er;or Dupait ment, win Mich pr<*of dmuld not Le allowed, will i«e gi\. n an opportunity at the al»ov«* nuntiorie«) time and plac«.* to cr«»'****x »mine theuitiies-sesofnai«lcLaiinam.aiid ’•»»•th revi- dence in rebuttal of that Mihm it ted by claim ant. ( has w J ohnston . . L i YOB I* i J • • l'l>in|IÌMIM > We make BOOTS & SHOES A Register H 1 > K ( ’ I A I ar --AM) WARRANT EVERY PAIR. . * - %.• FINAL PROOF NOTICE. y u n n < li: . Ulne 11. Is-?. I « ¡’li die provi -am- of tlie ... t «.t i < - n l :.e *1 .1 in. 1'7-. .'ii‘i:l"4 \n net tur thè *»l» *>1 fluitar buoi- in ih.- s|:..t.s < aiia.n.t i *'r.'L’eii, N.-\ h I h arai Wx-hmmon l e-rit..: ) .1 I. < li.-irL--. <>f KV.xxllaiiii, «HlutV et Y«.ìo Male ut t'allÉ.irnla, ii’i-tliis •lay til.-il m tln- r-lli. e hi--a.eu inietit. al h.r thè p..r. lui-. <>t thè s E 11 ‘.I tinti gj in tp io - l: x‘-> ;► K. ai.<l «ili i.ffer prvof to -ho» ibat Un- land soiigl.t i- ini.r»’ val'tahle for It- tiiaix-r or stane tl.an for airrimltural parp..-i -. ai,.I lo e-tRlillsh lil- clnltn t" -aid latici '•••fa ■ ce K-xister au.l l;> >•> :>er ..; thls affa . a! E. -e hurg, oreRan. un Man la» thè j'.tli dai of Aeg'ist. issa. He iianies a- wltncssi » Joba Mull. J E Kelly. VK io «alla*. W o. Enin, aail of W.H. Jlaad. Vaia felini)-. (»1. Any and all per-on» < laiiott c «.Ire- |v tli.-a -»vesle-eritxMt i.iud- are r. <pi. >| file tlieir elalnis in thi» olltee eu or t.. fon. sani g-tli ria» of Aogu-1. ls-l> < Iti" KK JóHN<T"S. R. giver All Standard Patent Medicines Now to overcome this trouble. your money. I '■•TU. STATUS l.lVIlllHl't' II ■-> ( '. li. Ik. 9 Timber Lard Notice. , V Reply ing In letter of 1-t inst. from your (th of July Cimimitti • I Ix-g to st.y th; t we will make half-fare rates to V-l:lmr! mil r>- turn hire. ing celci>rati<m at that ¡mint, i.enple tog" ami return by regu lar Iran -. Due m.tiee v.tll bi given !•• our agents. Amirs Truly. E. 1’. Rooi'K.s. Asst. G. F. A- I’. A. l imber Land Notice. I I ITW <)<>!> BROS CiiiUrenCryfwPitclier’sCastûria Music l>v l'ati'I. Meeting in uniform t»f a’.l tliH'ereni organization- of the city on ¡'¡aza square. I•< 1 ¡<>n arxl Review of ( o. I)., 2.%’.<». At 10 o’clock, a. m.. Military anti f’ivic Parade, to be marshaled as follows: Justice of til. I*, a. ■ 1 S Salute of Thirty-*'g!i1 <»un> at Suini'«-. MILT.IN Bl-ItRY. RE V HOUSE C PROGRAMME In tlie Juhltve's Court for the Pre. iiu-t of Ashland, County of .la ksnn, stale of ore gon. S. H. Medicine! • , u ' orporatluu. plalntiR. vs. fl. s Miiioey. def-ndarit A< tioii to K- i oV. r Monev '!o>. s Matney, th.* aboved named d< feudaut: In the name of the state of Oregon—You are hereby required io appear before the u:ider-igned. a Justice of the i’ea. e. for tl.'.- precinct aforesai-1. on the 1st day of Ku gust. l'a'.'. at 1'1 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the oflice of said Justice in sai l precinct, to auewer the above-naiue'i plaintiff io a civil action. The Iie endaut w ill take notice tb it if he fail- t" answer the complaint her- in the plaiutitf «ill take iuilgmeut agaiu-t him fur f.sf fol gi*»da sold and detiv.... I to j.ii at your request, and the costs and disburse m.’nts of tills action Given under my hand tills 17th dav of Juue, 1»S9 Mowers, Reapers, Binders, Cultivators, P . GW CELEBRATION! SUMMONS at the i FOR THE Sat itt.lay. July 2 ». i««’i. WAGONS ! 1 . At _• o « l<" k ]• in. -ai ! ’iu’. -.air judgj.n lit of \ < M<»on. plaint:!! Wm >”lph. «1 leu'iiut for>l7’.: »m l ini • >.f- 2 • till’I ." • ‘ t.ir,.: • «•-•'» a* f«*r»’ - aiti; all the riuliL till« a:nl inn »•• ’ «»t «ViHiaui >< l;«h, 'l' fciula’.il, in and to tht f. wmg d m rili-d prop« ; •) . Io u j ; Bc'jiunin : at a •'take «••> section lino II :o.j" u ' • 1 r«tin t in * ! corii'T «»! th«* * W ’ t th».* s E‘4 Sec. .m, in 1 p 3'» >. R 2 W. «ndriiimm^ thenc« din-North 31 nsl* to a stake- tlu n« c ■ Li»* w« -f *.» r«>d' . 6 f'd M!;d 31 !)<•!:»••> to a «•'ak theiic<-due >«»uth 31 ro«!* t«» h *ia> nn th*’ '•’« ti«»H lilb tht lD’C « H t oil Sititl >c< ! iotl line 9 io.is. f. feet ati'l > inches («» Hie phi« v of •uihiimg. (••»iiifiinini! 2 hit « > of laud, to gether with the b nciin ii> uud appurtcu anc - th«T- unto l.ch»iu*iD2: hu <1 th« .\ f quarter of the N W ffia-Ui <•!.-’< 4. Ip Range J \V . < iintRining 40 a1 ■»> all in J h « k >ou ««'’in* v. <)rvi4<»n J kMEs th l;i.!i -i:\. • >hciitrof J ack* oti (’«uinty <»r. Jft«’k-onvilh‘. Ur., J me 2U. 188). BAIN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS i ,1 the «•«»1-- anti accruing Hll.l aceriiilig ro-!- el :in«i u| «»n (his w rii. Wtu-r. I 4 '. - li tin 2.uh day of ?-I h \ . I—’.I. P \ y n "11. .»14 will otter f«>r .«¿b-to th»* iiiuhi-M l.t.l.fer f.»r ca>1i in hand, hi tin Cauri Holls- it«» JiM’k'««m‘lb . Or., on Ayer’s Pills, Ani all kinds of ’ he hd «I Headache, Harrows, Hay Rakes, t' W .' flit i’b '1 «-«»UI 1 ill au I iiilurt 'i tijoti !!u ;«i ** pc: . . »■’.<•' per "I. t-auH -1,1.11 al » p» .1111! Dili f’Oi»l -nil < .if. 41 1. . . . '. <■ • '.’ .1' . .-1-, Rheumatism » "f t II I) «■ti1 tiled chum '. I »ti!i « i»iiiijuHt<l> <1 to •»« II ti'til pr«»,«.-rly to 'tvicmluui. t«> * h ’ i G •4 jil'llini«-”.' II 'OACI' ’ til x,«i'l «■I'i’i’, Mav il I n -'*, iu C hvot «•! •I A \ - - M- V "i ••!. p P ululi’' I l ¡ t. lulj-s. \\ ,.h . ’ : S -s ipli, Ipb. «1« •:• !• i. UGHI! in.si; ii.i f •. 2 r • • *j •- fhe Ashland Shoe Store C.H.LUDERMAN At old stand of J. D. Fountain, Odd Fellow’s Block. .'L^’ OT'Iers by mail promptly attended Io. A h experi' iic-'l sluu-maker at the* store, who makes a sj>ecialty of tine work, will repair all rips ur defects of stock sold by Ms fn*e of charge.