r
!
HIE DISTRICT FAIR
Ih« day being generally estnuatevl at vented u perfect vision of beauty in
2000 or more. Many additions were the surrouudmg scenery that had just
Chy luuncll lecp's a I'ri.i.'.slhun.X
Giro cam« out from Rotie- First Meet lug ami Exhibit of the Southern made to the stock exhibits Tuesday, liegim to show the green and gold and
Peter tbe Poet tells why he was sb.
MU<1 Adepts • brnviul I’lan.
Ml)!ldaJ.
Uregnu Male Board at Agrieiilt-
and the exhibits in the pavilion were scarlet of its autumnal glory. Mauy
Fit'MAY
SEPTEMBER B. 1«W
largely increased in all the depart pers<>ue were out enjoying a delight
ure it Success.
Tim Bret meeting of the district fair
Uprratluhs lu Begn» a* S«» om m - the
Mm.
W.C.
Myer
uud
danghlnr
are
ments. During the forenoon the peo ful drive ami admiring the work that
whs a great succ-es'
Burnii
are
l*l«»at«
«I.
visiting
in
Linn
<x»uutv.
ple thronged the pavilion, admiring h id been so spsedily ami silAVMRfully
Safe-Crackers at Hcdfuid.
The Comity Fair Grounds s Credit to til« fine exhibits of fruits, vegetables
The Nutley building near old Cen
doue on the grounds.
Mr. and Mm. Johu Wi lls returned
Burglar» cd !« red the Homing mill tra! House is to lie sold at public auc
Since the : i 1 uhk 4 unan<iuo<is v«»L< of
the Association.
and farm prodnete, as well aa the dis
Tuesday the Fair opened and, the
at M ,-dford aud blew open the office tion. See advt.
the citizous of Ashland to bond the to Hprague river this week.
plays m oilier departments. In tlie attendance fierceplibly increased; en
Rafe at uomw t me between Wednes
city in the sum of $50,000 f<»r the pur
The
that
annual
fair
of
the
Southern
T.
J.
Kenney,
of
JackpouvilJe,
came
afternoon the principal attraction, of tries were made eo rapidly us to tax
New goods continuously arriving at
day evmng and yesterday morning.
pose of putting iu a new system of iip on a busineM visit Saturday.
Oregon State Board of Agriculture, course was the races, a report of which to the utmost the time of secretary
They <d»t uned some $4 ‘ in cash for McCall's and sold at the lowest prices, pipe lin«*e to supply the whole city
held at. the new grounds of ibe Jack- follows:
Miller aud his clerical force. Huckster
A. F. Sbultz catne up from Can yon- son County Agricultural Sonety this! ■
I heir trouble, and up to last evening l'rade solicited.
with water, the common council Las
stauds, restanrautg aud the ubiquitous
tcespay ' s races .
no r ue to the identity or whereabouts
Southern Oregon Sunday School lieen industriondy wrtK’ling with the vill»’ Saturday on a buMD-ww trip.
wis-k, from th« 23d to the 27th of Sep
By far the largest parlot the crowd revolving swing, which haJ ta-eu re
of the thieves was reported.
Conveutioa m Asbiuud next Tuesday problem pre«ented by the conditions
Levi M. Eagon starts this evening tember, inclusive, is u great success
••For heaven 8 »axe what doe« your mother
inforced by a bicycle swing, were m
of the case. How to practically cover for Oregou City, on a business trip.
much mor« of a success, taken alto in attendance Tuesday paid their extra full
and Wednesday.
blast.
Photograph galleries, do to you cbildreu that makes you so Lun
Reduced E m re Io Yreka.
two
Inta
for
ndmissiou
to
the
race
the whole town with an adequate sys
gether, than was anticipated, and the
among them Logan of Asblaud. were gry?”
W. W. Felts has sold lots 21 and 22.
J. W. Hoekersmith returned home
For tho be«,-fit <»t thnju* who wish block J, R. R. addition to Ashland, tem, substantial and durable, and laM Monday from a bumness trip to prospects of a long and useful career course, ami al 2 p. tn. tlie grand stand overrun with iiushiosb and in next
•‘Pleane. auntie, she give* ns Joy’s Vug',‘«*-
was
crowded
with
people
anxious
to
i keep within the linnts of the sum of
for the Southern Oregon district es
to at.trud the Mt. Sli ista District For to L. J. Larson; cou„ #13(1.
weeks' urtide we will make special ble sarsaparilla and it» awful jrrxrd.”
Tacoma.
witness
the
races.
winleH
large
crowd,
money at command, Las cost the coun-
tablished by the last legislature is ex
i T. S. Mil’on, of 611 J’o<t street, Fan Francisco,
at Yrek u O ’t 2i to 5th, inclusive, the
meution of each as they deserve.
* * per-
Received this week at Huusaker's oilmen a vast at-munt of meatal
Mr. and Mre. Oerar Lofftus started cellent, auguring from the success of also swiuiued below arouud the |>ool
S. P. R R. Co. will vll runu 1 ’rip
James G. Birdsey is Grand Marshal write«: “1 Lad )«ecn aiLuy for weeks with a
bave
IkiX.
The
first
IIVV
was
a
running
race,
Monday morning on their return to tins first meeting.
ticki oi from all points between R d- direct from the factory iu New \ork a spinition, «ml the fact that they
disorder <•■ the liver and kidneys. Finally tnj
of the Fair grounds.
been «leliberaU» and careful in
The fair grounds seclccted, bought »¿mile, for a purse of $62.50. Chas.
Lakeview.
d*n4. Ci!., aril R k Point. Or, to nice line of ladies' kid gloves.
Frank Kashaffer is superintendent rdfe, l»erondng ft ’hiened. procured a bottle
Rippey
namod
g.
g.
"Cap;"
Dave
Pen-
>
ceedtng
with
tiie
matter
is
to
of
• fh«i Chlifomia Kv;>n dy’—Joy’s Vegetable
and improved by the county uasocia-
Yreka for one and on**-third fare;
N. H. Clayton is teaching at the
J. 1). Maxum has moved to Eagle tion, are admirably located, upon soil inger named a. iu. "Mollie McCarty;” and grand marshal of the Pavillion, Knr>rt’, anila. It cured me right up. Iu fa t
tickets good from first to laet day of south public sclns'l, in place of Miss credit, and is evidence of their
assisted
by
Mrs.
F.
T.
Hogg
of
Central
«!!
i
o’lut h ter mu that 1 M-nt i «r a half dozen
seusc of resjioDsibiiity m the matter. Point, where be has leased the Whit fitted by nature for the puritose. sup J. A. Carlisle uaiued b. g. "John L.” Point who prenidea admirably in the and gave It to my children, with the moat Fat
the fair.
________ _
Mary Colemau, who is indisposed.
"Cap,
”
the
Central
Point
hors«,
was
the
^factory
results.”
Thin week they mapped «nit a system ney piace.
plied with shade trees, aud within >4
ladies' department. Charles Prim is
The K K la uni! h Question
A burglary of one of th«' stores ill of pipes which they say will carry
Miss Emma Coleman left Tuesday of n mile of the railway depot of Ceutral favorite nil along, mid ho ! u at #3 to ticket seller and Ex Sheriff Dean gate
RELIGIOlV
St) far as the public knows.the ques Sam’s valley. Wednesday night, is re water to within reasonable distance of eveuing for Monmouth, to enter the Point. The amount of work doue m a Join, Lsc2at,d Mollie M’s$l in the keeper, W. L. Miller is assistant sect'y;
the home of nearly every citizeu iu the nonn.il school.
short time in hewing out the race |mol . iml many thought that John L. Frank Nell, Mrs. W. J. Plymale and
tion of the immedinte and final aban ported; no particulars learned yeh
Next Sabbath will be communion
town and als«» cover with mains a large
donment <»f F«ut Klamath poet ir still
track, clearing and improving the would make a pretty close race for the
We have a complete line of Doug
Clifton Riley, of Idaho, a farmer in grounds, is astonishing, mid for so dry gr>.,, tli High not much faith was placed Miss Cora Lmn are the eutry clerks. day at the Presbyterian church. The
b»dd in abeyance. An intimation was ‘ lass and Rimiey pumps, and gnarau area of the upper part of »hecity not
Mr.
M.
W.
Wheeler,
of
Grant's
Pass,
this v.dlny thirty years ago. is visit a season everything was iu better con in ■ lie sorri-1 mm«. C ip. won first posi
subject of the evemug sermon will lai:
bad the o?h»T day from an officer who tee every oue. Eddiugs A Morse. * yet densely settled, from which • later
has charge of the agricultural and “Why 1 am not Ashamed of the Gos
als may be exteuded as may bu de ing Ashland.
was in a position to m ike a good guess
dition than could have been reasonably tion, John L. BecvHid mid the sorrel horticultural division.
Mr.
Faber
pel.
For nice lard call on T. J. Kenney, manded in the future. I’hey have
that a troop of cavalry w likely to la*
Conductor Ryan is on duty again, expected. What the grouuds are to third. The Ilona's were given a good renders admirable services as assistant
sent to the post, but, on the other Jacksonville 4<>>I to 5UO) pouuds still agreed to employ Johu O'Connor, of between Arhland and Red Bluff, after day has demonstrated that they m .y st. rt at the tyinile post by Judge T. P. mnrhbal. Tlie T idinos reporter is
The Presbytery of Southern Oregon i
hand. Lieut.. Swift, officer iu charge of on band, and for sale at lowest prices. * Barrett A Co., Portland, to superintend a short vacation.
lie made the tiuest in I lie state, and th« Judson, the grey lea ling, wub the sor under special obligations to Mr. W. A. is to bold its stated fall meeting at t
the couslructiou of the works, for a
the government teLgraph lm«*s in
race track one of the best for both rel second ami John L. away to the Owen aud Mr. W.C. Leever. of Central Rosebnrg, aud will convene October 4,
W. T. S. Patton raised 2i),ll lll lbs. of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lofftus came summer aud winter use to lie found ou rear. Cap. kept in the lead, though
.
Oregon, has had advauced orders by onions on »4 of an acre of laud ou his compeusatiou based upon the amount
at 7 ¿10 p. tn.
Mollie gaiued on him and tlie two Point, for favors; and desires to espe
wire from head'piaiters to sell the farm below Grant's I’as". says the of money expended, Mr. O’CoDUor in from Warner valley this week, for a the coast.
cially
mention
the
liouuty
aud
hospi
brief
Btay
iu
Asuland.
The
synod
of
the
Columbia,
Presby
came under the wire with the grey Half
guaranteeing that the whole cost of
military t;degraub line from Ashland Courier.
EKrrr ohowers ’ pat .
j a length ahead, while John L. brought tality with which Mrs. J. N. T. Miller terian, is to meet iu annual seesion in
the system, hr oulilued tietow, shall
to Fort KI »main. This looks like a
Mrs. J. W. O. Gregory returned
Monday,
Sept.
22d,
was
set
apart
as
up the rear about a bundre i yards b«- of Jacksonville, entertained the “T id Peudleton, October lo.h at 7:30 p. tn.
E. B. Htmsiker will soon occupy the uot exceed $47,(MK), ready for use, in- home last Thursday evening, after her
dubious pro-n et for the maintenance
the day for the mmual meeting, fruit Inud the others. Time 52*g seconds. ings " force and a host of other friends
of the post, but it is probable that no tiue store room adjoining his present chiding all uecesstry expenses in the long \ lsit iu the East.
exhibit and picnic dinner of the Fruit Cap. was rulden by Johu Gridley, Mol at a splenJid lunch ou Mouday.
Boils, pimples, and skin diseases of
r«qs»rt from Gen. Miles had reached location which Luderuian A Carter way of dams, hydrants, etc. Follow
ASHLAND AT THE FAIB.
Prof. John D. Letcher, of the State Grower’s Association of Southern Ore lie M. by loin Turner, ami Johu L. by
all kinds speedily disappear when the
ing is the prop<»siliou made by Mr.
Washington wb«m tbisorder was made, will shortly vacate.
Agricultural College, speut several gon, aud the officials of lb« county A. E. Mauzey.
O’Connor:
at. 1 thu*. los rejxirts may change all
Among the exhibits at the pavilion, blood is purified by the use of Ayer’s
T. W. Bryant is preparing to build a
agricultural association kindly ten
days iit the fair this we» k.
'i’ll» seeorni race was a trotting race, Moral Bros, have a well filhsl booth Sarsaparilla. It bag do equal as a
tins.
AsHLifft»
O
r
.,
Sept
25,
1
MU.
neat cottage foi bis owu oceupaucy on
dered the Hsws'iatiou the free use of 3 inmute c I hhs . mile boats beat two in
(»• iL Mil’*, who baa been taking a
E. J. Baldwin, “Lucky Bildwin.”
with samples of their stock, showing tome alterative, the renulU being im
his lots in .Miner's addition. Harry To the Mayor hu <1 Common Council ot the
mediate aud satisfactory. Ask your
hini' in t he mountains up about the
City of AthUud, in the State of Oregon. and «laughter, went northward through the pavilion and the whole grouuds three, purse #125. F. W. Van Dyke an euterprising spirit.
Black
will
do
the
work.
dnriug the day.
,
druggist (or it, aud lake no other.
named Glk h Atinan, of liambletomau
lie.i i of Rogue river, will be at Metl-
The John Barrett Company, of Portland, Ashlaud ou ALMiday’s train.
The attendance waa larger than was stock, mid J uh . McDonough mimed g.
The exhibit of goods niHunfactured
ford lo-morrow eu route from Fort
The excavation for the foundation Oregon, hereby piopose to the sai I City oi
Ashland to furiii-h to, and for the said city ■ Miss Sadie Kist left Saturday morn anticipated, conservative estimates fix m. G»- >rgie Wood!borpe by Alimuont. at the Ashland Woolen Mills oocupies
M IHKIKI).
and cellars of the Gatnard block is ihe
Kiumatb to Vancouver.
plan*, specifications and all nvees^a \ ing for Sau Francisco, to purchase a ing the number of people on the
Adriau was driven by W. D. Gamble quits an attractive pl toe iu th« p ivil-
well under way; as is also that tor the detailed draings; » l*o all tiie suj«erintend-
JONES
—
CL
\RK.
—In Grant P m * s , Sep* 17
grounds
during
the
day
at
from
15l)0
ence required In the building, m.nishing large stock of milliuery goods.
ami the grey by A. 8. Mount. Adriau luu and is in charge of the president
Farmer’s InMiinte.
Thompson A Billings block.
188.», at the Commercial Hotel bv R v
und construction of h complete system oi
to 2l»M. A large quantity of fruit, wou the choice of positions. Pool bid of the compauy, Jas. Thornton.
Hubert
McLean,
Jaspers Junes audL?d ia
C C. Low and wife came in from
uaterwora# for the *aid cic» and its whole
A t imer’s institute, under the
Gimlets, gouges, tweezers, pliers,
N. Clark, both ut Jackson county,
inhabitants, to <*o$f not exceeding lhe >mn KI uu Uh county ware in tho valley principally apples, |wara and gra|>es. ding was quite lively for Illis race, the
In the art corner are several nice
auspices of the State Agricultural fac
Pots aud kettles, pans and friers,
of
course,
was
placed
U|s>n
exhibition
black stallion tielug 'he favorite before specimens of crtiyon work executed by
of fori, seven thousand dollar?«, a 1 com thia week, and attended the fair.
ulty, will l»e held in Ashland for two
.til things for all sorts of buyers
IHIRN.
pleted, furnished and re.uly tor u-e, includ
—occupying a large proportion of tin th ■ filet hea',"tmt ufter the little Alta-
Miss Tillie Re<«ei of Ashland; also
mgeo-tof superintendence, t he plan- and
<1 iV-L beginning on the 21th or 25th of
At hardware store of H. 0. Myer's.*
table
sp'nv
prep
ired
in
the
pavilion.
inoul m ire wasgiv«u a ch.iuo>< to show arii-tic crayon mid plaque work by
Gen.
John
F.
Miller
spent
several
*p<-citieatiou*
fumi-hed
to
Include
ali
d-
O c«d>er next. Pre . Arnold aud Prof.
SPENCER. — In Ashland precinct Sept,
J. L. Kliue has sold to Mr. Vaughn, tails neee—ary o.- required to order ma*enal d-tys in the vdley this we«»k, returning For I his year—entirely unprecedented tier iibllitlcH ill tlie first heat, the back- Mollie Oner of this place.
l'tth , las», to Mr aud Mit Eugene spencer,
Like, of the College, will be preeeut
un-i (uniishiuz* <»f all kinds, to iu lieate to K! im uh county from Salem.
m its lack of r cnfall—th« exhibit was era of tlie (»lack were m,t ho numerous.
of
California
the
place
he
recently
a Bon— 11 Ite.]
fully and explicitly *urve s to be ma le,
Hi>d take part, and there» will i»e pajierB
oue
fully
equal
to
expectation
-,
mid.
C.
W.
Logan,
the
Ashland
photo
First heat Judge Jun F. Miller start
—In Athland. «ept 22, 18SS, to Mr.
prcpanxl by firmer® and orchardmen bought in railroad addition. Mr. wo k. ex'-avation«, dan»-, e-i.bankincti:*. f ir-
Jack True ia over from Siskiyou indeed, it. would I h > called a very cred ed i lie trotteia witti the at iilliou leading; grapher has lieeu doing a good busi BRCSK
■nd Mm Brunk, .daughter
ni-hing- and iix ure- nee. -s try u be done,
of Sonlhern Oregon upou various top Vaughn's family took procession this bad or perfo med and a'.! things nec»-'>a \ o county for a few days’ visit with rela itable showing for any fruit country G.sirgie broke an I was left in the dis ness with his gallery at the fair
requisite t-» be done or had. to make s.iid tives in this part of the valley.
ics of agr» mit ural and horticultural week.
anywhere in a favorable season. Yet lauco by the black, but the little grey grounds and has a large lot of pictures
of fl erwork-complete in every par
interest. Th»* institute will be c««n-
Jacob Waguer has sold to Mrs. Mil- system
ticular. The stipe, inten leuc - to hu-laae the
Mr S. R »Hen’hal, the Medford mor- we of Jackson county know that it mare recovered uh 1 shows I ber blood; ou exhibition at bis tent.
ducted somewhat upon the plan of the lion a strip of laud of 16 feet frontage uverse. iug and emplo men: <>fall n < e--a
could not be called a fair exhibit of til.'driver of Adnan ho far ahead,
G. M. Parkiusou A Co. of Ashland
teacher’«-» in-lit til** with which everyone on Grauile street; oonsideratiou #15'1. !aoor, the laying and placing of all pine in .•h iut, went to San Fram-wco Mouday, I lie fruit products of the Rogue River slacked up. the mare all the time trot
ALL THO^E KNOWING THEMSELVES
»ebted to the uuder«ign»-d w»ll please < all
i-< f timh r. U im » d the introduction of l'bis makes a large aud tiue lot toi proj.er lOsHion. 0ver>eeing lhe survey-, ex ou a business trip -after uew goods.
V.illvy, and it sli-iiild not l>« taken ns ting spb udi'lly un I rapidly dosing tn have one of the most attractive refresh iu
ca a ion*. co-nuuction of dams, embank
in.
nettle up aud pay up This xucmun bu*
ment
stauds
on
the
grounds,
added
to
a topic by an essay or paper, general Mrs. Mllliou's residence piuperty.
Dr. W. H. Leach, of Si. Helena, Cal., a Humph) of t he average fruit crop of tie distam-e; at the
inentsand all la jo : ne«-e--a y to be lone
stake, the Alta very much by their elegant soda foun lueM.
d - ”issi.>n of the topic by the meeting
au i performed in an i ajo ii ’tli - const, id -- has l»een spemhiig a week m this val the valley. Iu spite of this, however, tnoul had almost caught the black
J M McCALL.
A
large
quantity
of
stuff
was
sold
at
li.ni of *U' h wo k-; abo the let’ing of all ley, atnl is much pleased with Ashland.
will lie iu order. A c«>mplete pro-
Ashland, Sept 26, 1S89
gentlemen present who had been «t stidlion; soon, mind the cheers of the tain. They have been doiug a lively
in connection therewith, for all
business.
pratu no will be published in due time. auetiou iu the plaza last Saturday cuniracts
labor aud material neev*- v v or requbed in
Messrs. B. S. Webb and S. Ride- .Salem all l ist week aud had carefully crowd the inure overlook her rival, 11«
A ..•v?»»T<l invitation to the farmers ulteruoon by auctioneer Bnglilinau. and about said works, a >d gene: div to do
Hud critically iuspeoted the display at bre.iklug badly, giving the grey a good
Eddings A Morse have had a good
and <’th‘ r ;w>.»plH in the county is ex- One team of four horses, the wagon and perform all services nects Ri « und re mour. of Medford, have l»eeu at 8 m the stHte fair, uuhesitatingly dechired
lend
and
bringing
her uuder exhibit of Milburn wsgons and backs;
and usually -Ion? In an engin •• r o. Francisco this week on a business trip.
t u :• J, and a gtssi ;itten.lance is an- aud baruess, from Klamath couuty, quire«l
that
this
exhibit
of
fruit
was
unques
superintendent ia order and to the end tim’
the wire winner of the heat by a on the grounds, and have been letting
By order of the undersigned owner,
1 : »»p it . d. Such an institute held at sold for #175,
the said svstem uf wa e w.-r.i ^» to I k - pro
Harry Barbour went over to Yreka tionably a superior one to that nt the
the people of the country know that
there will lie sold al public auction, in
shall be perfe t aui comple'e in all Wednesday to settle up the buddiug state fair. There were only a few good distance. The tune was 2-39.
R
burg btixne time ago was a great
The people of Southern Oregou vided,
Ser'oml beat -Was almost a repetition they are in business in Asblaud, and Ashland, on
I an*, according to the i»est metho i* of hv-
[seeiu to think they had a sort of drouth draulie t-ngineering. also a« mn a;: I a’.l tins’ness of Ayers, Barbour A* Elviage peaches there, aud they did not com of the that, the grey breaking at the deal in the best implements.
1 this year, but It is hard to believe it lime-, when requested, to give and furnish there.
pare m size and beauty wub the ear start, leaving the black way iu the
MONDAY, SEPT.
1889
On Wednesday there were nearly 30(1
when looking at the tine exhibit oi ail tiie into.niaioii Ihr uii'b-i-Uind 'an.
may be aid»* to do, and a -i-t tiie Common
G. F. Mct’ounell is about again, lier varieties, yet one gentleman from lead, but 1 he rm.re closed iu the gap t>eople from Asblaud ou the grounds, at 2 o’clock p.__ m., the store building
tiWlts aud vegetables, corn etc., at the Council of said city in the purchasing of
Napa
Valley,
Cal.,
said
they
were
the
just as nicely as in the first heat, the the special train of three care being on the north side of Main street. Ash
^air this week.
air.- and ail maler al to be u>ed in the eon after a sharp iliuess of a week or more, best peaches he had ever seen.
bl 'ck broke just as iu the first beat as well loaded, oud others going by carri land, Oregon, next door to old Central
stru< t'on of such *y-tcin of watt:-works, aud which has reduced him to lighting
The
grapes
embraced
a
display
which
li" was passed and Georgia \V. came ages or having remained over from House, known as the Nutley building.
The young ladies of the Cong'l th«*eniploymrnt «>f labor at the i^,v. f pOs weight.
would
badly
stagger
some
of
the
t'ali-
-lble
price*.
The
work
on
our
part
to
be
ill uuder the wire away ahead, the Tuesday. Thursday moruing four cars Terms cash iu band.
church wll give a —Pluk Tea’’ aud
done under the persona! direc tion of John
Misa
Lsie
McCully
and
ber
little
fortiinus
who
are
constantly
proclaim
winner of the beat aud race. Time were crowded, ami there will no doubt
'ocial Friday eve, Sept. 27lb. There O CouDor iiiliy au I ^a‘ hih ”orii’. roihe« cu
GEO. NUTLEY
will be a program after tea. A lulls, mon Council uf -aid city, for the consider« nephew. Prof. Merritt’s 6-year-old son, ing that grape« cannot be grown any 2:l2'..
be a good crowd again to-morrow.
Georg«
.
w«re
visiting
Ashland
friends
where
in
Oregon
to
compare
with
the
tion
of
a
sum
of
money
equal
to
tm
per
'To
keep
up
the
excitement
mi
im
25 cents; children. 15 cents. All are
Mr». H E. Moore.
Mr« S E. Cue
cent of flic total co*t of «¡d sy-’em of water last S it unlay.
product of California vines. There promptu foot race and a saddle horse
cordially luvited.
works when compl-ted and a«*cepivd by the
BIG
MINING
PROSPECTS.
ASHLAND
were
th«
unsurpassed
tahl«
and
wine
race
were
made
up
to
complete
the
af
Common Coum-il of *uld city.
l>r. B. M. Gill, of Klamath City. C.
Mr. F. Roper bought E. V. Carter’s
The numb.r of feet of pip’* conteiupla’ed b\ Wall and (h*o. L. Matthews, of grapes from the viueyards of J. N. T. ternoon's races. The former was con-
"safety Columbia' bicycle last week, b\ this proposition is a* follow.; I l . juu tevi
A Henley correapoiideut says there
Desk ms. are at Roseburg this week Miller, John Miller and of hers of Jack testrsl for by Fairchild, a Siskiyou
and seut it to Fordy, who is at school of 10 meh spiral sh-el we) |. s k «I f.-et of .8-
sonville; bunch«« of beautiful, large county man. ami Mansfield, an un is increasing interest felt In the devel
Reeaer’K Block, Main St
inch spiral .*t« el weld: l t.iU) feet of 1 inch ou land business.
at Sau Mateo. Ford informed the converse I.wk joiut; Kl.tMXt feet of 2 int h lap
Molvasie grapes from Peter Britt's known. 'The Siskiyou county man opment of the Gilson aud other mines
[Successor»)
to Mr«. Boynton and Mrs. Foun
•’governor" that be just bad to have w«d I screwed pipe Mini taking up and re
J.ilin < »'Connor, of the Portland firm garden as fine as grown anywhere iu won the raee.ttiongh the crowd thought hr the theory of the existence of the
laying 7,kUO fret 4»f r»-in< h pipe now laid in
tain.]
oue—"all the boys had ’em.”
• >ld river channel beneath the sand-
-aid city and the furnishing ami placing in 1 of John Barrett A Co., dealer« in water the world, and white Muscats from it a tame affair.
pipe and contractors, came out to Redland, the frilit farm and nilisery
The H uidle horse race was between stone gains converts from d«y to day, Large New Stock, Embracing all the latest
Sixty-tive of the delegates to the pO'ition of (w. nt; a 1 ii:ion il h.<i aii's,
Ker the J « hn B » riiztt C o ..
of A. H. Carson in Josephine county. Hanley's Couelie mid Mart Berry’s and there ir proapect of a big strike
A«tdand ngain Tuesday.
Fall aud Waiter Styles
convention of the National Board of
J ohn Oh onn «» h •see.
and big excitement there before many
There were fiue apples of almost all
Chanties aud correction held in Sau
S. Pedurift went down to Corvallis th« leading varieties and from alm.is’ Can. tlie latter wiumug the race. The m«»utliH. The knowing ones trace the Flue Assortment of Materials for Fancy
Oq Wediii*fl«lay the coiiucil met.
j'l Iges Tuesday were Juo. F. Miller,
Ftancisoo last week w.-rv on Friday's prepeiit, Mayor Mills hu »1 (’«»nnrilmeu last, Friday evening, to do some work
Work—Zephyr«. Aracene, Chenille. Etc
ol«t channel («»rsix or seven miles, an«i
every corner of the county, and 6<>m« 11. B. Miller ami T. I*. Jmlsou.
train en route for Portland, to return Walter. Colton, Sutton and
there for A. W. Scott till the Grant's
“
believe that wherever struck it will Our motto is ‘ a qvk k sixpence is bette *
cb'ii-e
plum.«,
prunes,
pears
and
East over the northern route.
WEDNESDAY.
P.,«s
job
is
ready
for
him.
and passed the following reflobvion:
be found rich.
Gilson & Co., have
peaches, fresh and dried enough of
THAN A “LOW SHILLING
Zoellrier, the tailor, is making up
RK*OLVXr> That ihr prop xit’on of th
Ou Wedmeday there were many had some offer« for their claims by S.
Mr. J. A Yoik im «nd wtfa and E. ' everything to show that Southern Or
John
Baricti
CuiuMuy.
of
l
’
ortla
i
1,
Oregon,
some of the nicest clothes you ever
F. parties, but laugh ut all offers leas
new
people
at
the
fair,
aud
the
atteu-
egon
is
one
of
the
rarest
aud
liest
fruit
J.
FlanxiraD.of
Coos
Bay,
are
_
vimtiug
submitted bv John «»'Connor, to furnisn
saw. 11» has a inrge stock of imported plans, -peciiiia'i '^s and .«u-v-in’.. :: 1 the Ashland and other towns in the valley, regions on th« glolic. A list of the dmiee hail increased prceptibly over than $250.<Hi0. wluch would not. be an
and domestic cloths aud can make work, cons’ructior. and pur« ha *• of mat* rial en route home from 'Frisco.
exhibits unJer this h«aj is given as that of the day liefore. The forenoon extravagant price if they develop wbat
thrill up iu tine style and nt lowest of and fora \»t>m of wa'crworks for «’4»
Other parties who
w, s <hill, aft>T diuner a speech by they expect to.
follows:
city
be,
and
tn
•
same
is
h
”
r»
•»»■•
a
ep:e
i,
>i
r
Cami'la
and
Minuie
Walker
prates. Mam st . Ashland.
*
provided tliat the bonds h<;-‘iof. .•* t..ith<»r- e ;n> in from Sprnoiie River l ist week,
fly p--. i.-o. Kuhler. Pa .ntv--rii i m ;. Go, I’eti'ioyer ami a lew remarks by have located cl'p.m* intended to cover
by a v«»*e of the legal \ot». : « th> re d,
1» S. K B i:ck •
cd the crow 1 to th*' chan;cl an- P»* b Gilliam A Co.
h» rle-..n the' ■!!««, 2 varletio e< i» -. ..
Buy a White? J. W. Sowdeti has »ze«1
can t»e disputed of Mt a satisfactory price, to-I e' -l the winter in A-ldand, aud ■ al *i>l'lew.
tn« rostrum. The Grau 's I* is.« b .nd v.hohaV) I .ki'U up <» ;ht i laiuis. The
just rec'd a new lol <>f White sewing aud
the litter will attend school.
' W g ihh-r. .Ifl.'kvuiivPle—pears a-, t i a,, iur.u«u«d music doling th« day.
K' m.:h hut nt- through the o’«*
pRHVinxn further, the neres«arv wa:r •
machmes, elegaut iu dCmgn and finish.
varietle- m' cisiie-.
rights can be obta; led f«»r the u.-• of suid
ch rm 1. are.»rding to the tb.-o.-y of its
Mis. Geo Eu.'lo oi l tier two child
Granville Ns. lor. J«< k«>uvi;i«—., kind- d
THE RACES.
He also has other leading machines at ciiV,
to nuj >; !y the inhabbaots
■
i.t.lv-
««»d the neb mines m tie» Ixjttom
ren :■ t'lrn 1 h i n ■ yostur 1 ly morning,
Eastern prices. Address him Jackson •va er on -a i fai tery t-uih.
It ice No. 3. runuiug, mil« an I re
W. K p.lc«. Telo—S II toils Of Apple-. 2nd
R k -. olv E:> fur:her That the Major in*, and aft -r a Ionic visit with friends and rel- rrowtb of Bartlett 1» a .—all grown on wraa peat, purse $125. Entered hr. s. Sam of theriv«-» blue gravel ami oeiuuuv j
ville Or., for catalogue prices A e.
bolding the gold—are supposed to l*e
is hereby authorised to appoint a < omraitiec atives in Marion an.i Doturlaa «nin- ite »oil with no Irr ttation.
Tilden and s. s . Farewell, both from fed by it Capt. Wilbourne Co., are
1-aa < on-latii, Cenlral Point—r> varieties
Silas W. Kilgore, of Laugell Valley of three members uf the Council to cuiuult tics.
C
shih
county,
ami
b.
g.
Little
Tim
own
and
confer
wnh
the
engineer
and
•iq»erin-
of apple«, all tiue.
running a tunnel to strike the old
drove in a band of 74 head of lieef cat tetident of waterworks in respect to the pur
w T. Lr'ever, Central Point—Pear«. 2 va ed by Tom McKay. Pools sold at
Mr. J. R. Roa. of Ensenada, Cal.,
BwrlUng
Burned.
channel on the south side of the
tle from his ranch last week, for sale chase of material and the employment of
i rietlev; Mt»«lon grapes; apple«, a large di.
first
siigb'ly
iu
favor
of
Tilden,
but
has
been
stopping
.
.
_
in
Ashland
a
few
and securing water rights from time
pla<.
Klamath river.
T’•• tir-t demage by fire in ,Aslilan$i in this valley. He found the market labor,
to time und the said committee shall, from days, visiting the Eubank) hove, rela
.1 w. thbott. Talent—Gloria Mundi appt». changed in favor of Fan well liefore
for five or six years pa*t occurred last dull, and filially sold to Jobu Pelton lime to time rep-it their doing* progress tives by marriage of a brother of bis,
Peter Britt, Ja k.aiivill»—Large grape.. start. A good start sent the horses
Samuel Watson, of El Dorado coun
Friday «•'• ni >g. in the destruction of tor about 817 a bead —mostly 2 year and proceedings to the council ut each reg now deceased.
“Molvadie.”
i wav well together Imt they immedi ty, Cal., a practical iniuer of many
ulur meeting of th«» Citv-Council.
I horns« Curry. Table R-wk — 11 varilica of ately began to string out aud lioth years’ experience m both hydraulic
the dw’eUing h »use on the hill in the olds.
Bier Smrw-li fsrach: 2 varieties p- a .
Th« committee required by nbove
Mrs. Farwell, of Albany, who has apple..
w.
rn ; nt of t« wn formerly known
.iher prutii*«, slid speeimen. of ver. ch i
Tilden nml Tun were distuuced. Fare ami quartz mining, made an examina
A harn on a farm east of Central
us the Dud. 'Idler house, but for Point, oil which a .Mr. Moore is a rent resolution was appoint»»d by tue M »vor been visiting relatives in Asblaud, re »Uli dried pear*, apple», prune), plum« and well WHUHUg heat ami race 111 1:52.
tion of the blue gravel mines and
s »me months p.i*t owned and occu er. burned Wednesday night, together and is coinpos «1 of Messrs. Walter. turned home by Tuesday evening’s peaeliea
Race No. 4, trotting, 2:45 class, mile claims over at Henley the other day,
N T Miller, Ja ««onville—'» var|a*i "
train. Miss Allie Farlow, her niece, of .1. pear«;
pied by Mr. G F. Mor-e. The fire with 15U0 bushels of wheat and a C«»lton aud Thornton.
s varieties of apples; flue dl-pi.vv heats, tiest 2 in 3, purse #187.50. C. and expressed th*» opinion that so far
The pipe lines of the two nystema went with her, for a visit there.
eaujb.t from sparks from a stove pipe large quantity of hay; no insurance,
of grapes.
\V. Ka'iler named bi. s„ Tybalt; T. 1’. as can tie judge«! by the showing al-
Col K. F Maury. Ja> k«on.ille-9 va'iet.<•« Jml- hi , bl. m.. Satiuet; Mr. Guthrie ready made, the miners there, especial- '
g mg from th»* kitchen stove up the fire caught from a stubble fire set coiitrmpla»v<i are, in exlent and L»ca-
Mrs. E. B. Myer, who has never apple«; Champion ittlu. e; 2 varieties pear-;
tion,
as
follows:
t .4<g:. a loft above, and was first out by Mr. Bigbain on a farm ad-
(of Douglas C«>.) named s. m., N ancy. ly Gilson A Co., have the best of pros
li-eu entirely well since her illness .»alvvav pi av i
d »• ..er« ”! by Mrs. Morse, about 8:45 jaceut.
UPPER SYSTEM.
* with meuingitis last year, was taken
C C M< Clendon. dam'« Va'ley—12 va- Iu first heat lyball was a great fav pects for striking one of the Inst
rletie tine apple-, ]vr of Chili cuib wheat.
o’clock. Abuit the same time Jesse
Upper m un, he id to Terrace St. an I ill again a week or two ago, and was
K V Be ill, C.-nt * al Point-9 vane. le. ap orite iu th« pools. A good start was paying gold deposits «if this sort that
E. T. Bartlett had one of bia hands
M h . 1!, w r.o was on church street,
in i<le ami Satinet soon took the lead lias been t ipp«»d for many years. The
ple«. 3 varl-tie. pei ■«,
Montana Ave., 9.910 L»»«: 19-in.; fn»m reported worse again this week.
moiildinu
badly
cut
in
a
slicker
or
- r.v ’f fire coming through the roof,
e Cowie. Ashlan I—«atwav pe-v<-h
mi I the other« «iropped back badly, old chanurl, (»elow the san«l rock, is
Moutaua to Parks root S m pip»», lß hi
tnaebiue
at
the
Ceutral
Point
plan
TliO.
Whelply.
Flounce
Ko-a
—
2
shea
-■»
Frank Guthrie, who waa one of the
and m nd« d th«’ alarm. The fire bell
which order they kept till the out- fo nid to be ¿k out 1500 f*«‘t wide, and
ft.; Terrace fltreot to a p»nit west. acro'-M
oat«.
n. tapp’d, and the hose cart was ing mill Tuesday, but was able t<> be c reek. H in. pipe, 2S M fl. From en t regular O. A C. conductors between fine
Hen; Beall, Central Point-4 va-ieticv ap iHime; time, d.’lM: Nancy distanced. «•an b.* traced for six miles or more.
on
light
duty
in
the
null
Wednesday.
Ashland
and
Roseburg
four
years
ago,
- M>!i dr '_■«’ I up Grauite street till it
6 varieties pears, dried plums and t'lieu Satinet was the lavorile and big Gilson is prepared to commence pip
of 8 in. pipe, north to West St., 6 in. is imining the speend tietween this pie«
pear«.
v
f< r d th»» house could not lx* He will not lose auy 6agars but oue pipe. 26 M ft.
I
1>
Bennett, Douglas county—5 varieties odds w.-re off.-r«d on her. Tins h at ing a cut down to a rim of the channel
or
two
may
be
stiffuied
somewhat.
pl.i'-e
and
Ceutral
Point
this
week.
rercii-.1 o\ ’be hos-* from tire main,
choice apple., tsox «liver prunes I.'«h; l> tx was like t lie first, only a little better m his claim as so »n as the fall rains
From tiie 8 in. m imir , 4
J • -.a M«” ill and Marshal Walrad
tun« was mad«. S timet oumiug
_ m begin.
The case of O. R. Myer, mentioned wiii run as follow*: South
Simnel Watson, of El lor.ado conn of a..... I led
K J. i cnerun, Vniontuwn-3 va e:Ie< of
w.-fe the tiist to reach the house, bu’ last week, ended in a dismi»sd of pro 1 St.. 105'1 ft., north to nap, 5
iy, C <1, au uncle of C. B Watson of ap-.lcs; !'•■-. lls.op eras apple; Heath away ahead iu 2¿>.
Robt Gil ham, of Henley, who was
r.r.nv • iieis wer«' there a moment af ceeimgs lit- the reqneat of lus father. e»sl side. 370) ft., from 1
tins pl ice, is visiting Ashland this ■- ■ig ; e I. c!le«tii:it) atl 1 al n .11 I-
THURSDAY.
iu town Saturday, ir very enthusiastic
te v. rd-, aud wiping hands took out The result was received wiih expres alum* AaliLm 1 Ave.
'Lore» B. >-,n. 1 agio I'oi.u—- varieties
week. The two gentlemen wi re over
The atten 1 nice yesterday was lar over the blue gravel deposits which
la .’v tuple . bv. ti ■* paiaii-.he I a.’-i cj.
an I saved nearly everything in the sions of approval upon all hands, aud
The followmj branches nre of 2 inch at II ulev Monday, examining the miu-
W H V Tcraple. Culoii c.vek jvr buckle ger than at any lime prior, the number areexcitiug the miners over there now.
i< iii- oil the iir-d tl »or. Everything the case has aroused a general interest pipe: Aloii-f Wulnn S»., 1650 feet; mg prospects there.
berile. a id -ample <4 white pine.
up sta: -» in ! in the it-llar was des iu the young man and bis welfare Woul-nS»., 10 m ) ft; B ish S’.. 1000 ft;
J s. Grig.by- --.ippics g'O.vn on ; ic " lev of people outlie grouuds being esti- Bob. Rays there ir do doubt in the
ma'.ed at 4.000 to 5,<KiO.
world that the mines that strike this
Mr. J. Ogg, of Sacramento, Cal., ar eit " tht v
n.
troy»*l. The 1< k - s
§15.M or more which will indoiibUy be beueficial to to Ciiurch St., 10i>0 f*; to PattonV
ja«
M.-tioiio >gh, i'olo-11 va leilo-appe--.
In pl .eof the trotting race on the gravel will lie the beet thing struck
rive I m Asaland last M m lay evenin
u»n •» i <’h tti«»re wras no insurance, him.
house, lO’XIft; over bill to w. rtw.ir i. on an interesting social mission, and is 3 va lelies pea -. quince«
f i •• w .- al nod no wiadat the lime,
Cha- K t uanslor, Gram's Pa-s—jar oi progo mint, which did hot till, Van- over there for years. He has a claim
Dy te's horse. Adrian, trottoi to beat near that of Barr, Ryan, Morgan aud
It is reported that the Klamath 1000 ft. AU atiovv <»n West side. On a guest at til" h im • of M O. Cool h.n... big as puie tree Cohes.
au I u > ' il.-** near enough to be in
E
i<t
side
of
2
in.
pip«»
tin
re
will
r. V Ne man. K >gue River—Ra t',c t 2:45, tn <1 fr.il« <1 by a st ci tid aud a ball Sullivan iu which work is being active
n*.y great danger fmm tLe dying Lumlier aud Improvement C<v will 1300 ft. on Montana Ave., and 5 Ml ft. idge, where, it is understood, there will pears;
silver pt ;iii«is. fresh and dried, dried milking the mile in 2:46^.
ly carried on.
lie a wedding sum,
lease the Spencer place on Klamath
peaches
on <liesbam St.
In the saddle horse race for purse of
w
w
Freu-
h.
Rogue
River
—
7
varieties
li ! Ins.-» f.dh heavily npon Mr. river, as a headquarters for their log
C
ii>t.
O.
C.
Am
legate
has
returned
Totals uf upper system. 10 inch.
-al.v v. ivea-he«.
#2'>, five horres started— Little Tim
M use.
t'ue prop» rty, of which the ging operations. They will semi a 9940 ft;8 m., 4I'M; 6 n, . 26 X»; 1 in. to his home iu Kl <m.ith county, taking apt-le«.
PERSONAL
F g . Sellin! til. in. Woodville—2 varieties Nelns Grey, Anna Brown, Nellie aud
1. ms» .as .i l.irge p»rt, is th-» bulk of logging camp Up the r ver next week. 525;); 2 in., 85* hi
with li in his father, whose health hue apple«. 2 va tell»« peac'ie«
Tom.
'loin
came
iu
a
length
ahead
1
Ue
excursion
from
Frisco
and
the
Dr. Ja- Spence, Althouse— B'a< k cap
: II he pnSMs^'s.____________
improved snffi -icutly to undertake the raspberries,
Division Snpt. A. F. George came up
LOWER SYSTEM
cane» and rip - berries sampi*- but lost the race on a foul, and the
the town !«»• auetiou will lie iu the lat
i h»» •.«»»• i
is a Farin«*r.
B*j.’ins with 10 hi . pipe at a point trip, and who »ill probably spend the oi Johnson grass; 7 varieties apples
puise went to Nellie Grey, h Liukville Wednesday evening.
ter part of October.
A.
II.
I
arson.
Rdlatid
Nurseries
—
white
winter
at
Swan
Lake.
on Granite St.. 6200 ft. south of Mam
Govenior Pennoyer attended the
M:i»‘at erape«; Kel«ay*a Japan plums; Bul uag.
Geo. T. Baldwin of Litikville, was
A scrap l:i«t Thursday evening he-
The race lietween two bulls under on rlie tram going north Wednesday
Mr. Jesse Masb, a prosperous far ge tan prune«, dried.
f ir ♦ ( • trpl P«»ini last Wednesday, 1 ween Tony, the butcher at Nichols A St., 1200 ft. smith of hea.i of present.
»
A
t
arlton.
Little
Bittle
—
4
satieties
of
city
pijie,
■, tbeuc* running down Grun- mer of Joseph Hi" county, w is nt Cen
the saddle Was the I h - b I fuu seen on evening.
«.Uii in .• «-¡»o.’ «• to an invitation of Terrill's shop, and P. H. Donahue
M.iin. West on
<»n Main
.M.iin S' . Io tral Point I n- s lay, attending the fair, apple«.
the track. R. V. Beall's animal came
I*..
R I.He, of the District Agricul create,! some excitement ou the street. ite to Main.
N f» Fitzgerald-Russian King a'pplc
A "X. Orme and wife, of Fool’s
Manziuita,
8
iu.
pipe,
1600
ft;
e iwt on a.*'*-»"lp.i'.i" I by b:« wife. Th"v came
<>. in kliTvon, Salem—2 varieties p a -lies, in ahead with the assistance of Mr.
tural
•• att ’U, made a lifteen-min- It occurred in the shop over a discus
lie!«
'
.ire
winter
r
d
apple».
Creek, were in Ashland Woineslay.
M
.
n
St
t-
1
»
d
v
•
’
.
•1. pits', • i up t > A-|d,.n 1 and spent Wednes
I!
all,
who
pei.-uaded
him
witha
sap
utc sp •,’!»
a large crowd at the sion as to which is the Is-tter !s>xer.
G W l.i tle-Helltt war apple«.
ling vliil" tin' crowd yelled.
T;i-- G-’V.T- P. II. pasted Tony one and T.my upwt 23ti0 ft. Alotuf Bo.iL*v .rd, 6 in. m.i‘ day tie re looking nt the town.
If. Pelton. Sam's valley—d varieties a
Dr. Parson was oallcl to Glendale
pl «
t!<.r i I. t :.•<•;$ ro is lilt it» the start P. H. T . u til"., were eeparnte>l, a’i I . for 1700 ft. We.-t cn M .iu f r. un M:m-
l ll -eday to Hi t.-n i J >tiu K< tri s, who
XVm. Blain?, a former 8>n Diogo
W
B.
Koi.
a
-1.
dab!«
It.wk
—
5
varieties
of
Zimta
to
nortn
school
b
»<:
6
in.
pipe.
STOCK EXHIBIT.
by '» tyiu : tl: L he was i.c»t a public have Isa-ii kept apart up to date.
is 11! With 11 -ar! riisease.
■ 120 j ft. L 3< o[ 6 in. I>ik
eV. e.'l-b.lg r" il eat it.' ig" it and tswamer, is now apples.
The exhibit was not rh large ax
- < ak-rr, h i* »;•« he had prep”-re-1 his
Hoagland. Central Point —< va.ieiic.
m tins region looking up some old of Mr«
from
Boulevard
h
I
oo
.-
Ph
to
A
S:..
apple«
waa
alilK
.paled,
i.n.l
would
have
lieeu
■ .1 nr -I s;»t ech recently, and
John B Griffin brought iu I e-t Sat-
Wisdom's Robertine.
miues that he worked many years ago.
John .Miller. Jacksonville—box choke luucli batter if the far tiers and others
1 it t efore the farmer’s insti- nr I iy the carcass of th" falt-st buck 160) ft. Froui » n-1 of 6 m. pipe oon^ Like in any others ha wis stranded grapes,
<L* i
two va letie,.
Boulevard,
1750
ft.
of
I
in.
pip«x
From
leading
ladies of society and promi
had
dou«
us
they
could.
1; -« burg. He 11; tered liini- ■•ver sold here. A piece taken home to
J i. Tolman, Ashiau.l—16 varle i.-s
upon t tie ebbing of the boom ti le nt of Mrs.
apples.
Of swine there were the following: nent professional stars have testified to
n . f f* e '* • bad prepared f«»r »hat oc- the T idini M bonseh'ild was about to 4tb e;*hi. on C S'.. 4 in. pipe tu8th St..
San
Di"go.
George A. Jackson. Rogue River—3 va
Aimer Riddle, Cow creek, exhibited its excellency in the most emphatic
c • ’u
•
well, ami that Mr. Rid- lie rejectel by the cook as liear meat, 1450ft. From 4lb wes» <>n B St.. 110,»
; rletle« af.pl.-. and big vvn ermelou.
terms. Guaranteed harmless and match
A number of state officials have lieeu
.1 • a» I dr. Buick ( w I m > were on the tie layer of fat was so thi"k. and it ft. of I m. pi( <* tu 1st Sr.. From M un
J. H. Stewart, Medford precinct—very Berkshire male 15 years old, 500 lbs., less. Chitwood Bros., druggists, Ash
s -ii b v .inld s iv it was a pretty good took much persuasion and argument St. north on Oik St , 4 in. pip«, 1150 in Ashland this week, having come out large dt-play of fruits, including 21 varieties not fattened.
land, Or., sell it at 60 cts. per bottle and
o' pear«. 3 of plums; S or 10 of apple.«. 2 of
E. 1‘. rtekens exhibited two pairs give a beautiful card to every purchaser.
h
< i |applan.M‘.| Bat he couldn’t to <-Htablish its character lie venison. ft. From M «in east along Helman t i this valley to attent the district , qniuces;
several varieties of late peaches
h: 1 ii m his pocke», ami liis memory It proved to lie as tender aud fine as St.. 9>J ft. From south school house, fair. They were Stale Treasurer Webb, and 15 varieties of grapes-All the fruits PolandJCbinaa, male and female, grown
uoith on Mam Si., 4 in. pij»»s 1750 ft. State Printer Frank Baker, and Dr. . in this large display were grown from Ire«« and three pairs younger.
w r : K»r, c > be w . h compelled to the choicest veal, too,
Fresh compressed yeast for sale at
Two inch branches will be laid Harry Lane, superintendent of the on Mr. Stewart's place, none of which were
I . ■! hoif'lr..- less. Following this,
Dr.
las. Spence, Alt house - pair
more than four years o'd Following are
A
gentleman
in
the
auditor
geuer-
the V. S. Bakery.
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along the foil«>wmg street«:
state asylum for the insane.
h » a * r. Die (iovernor began to corne
the varieties of grapes in this exhibit Be. Yorkshire«, male ami female.
On B St . If».»:) ft; on (’ St.. 7.V» fl;
A good fresh cow for sale by J. W.
«er. Dels-.vare, Sultana. Mission.Sweetwater.
W. T. Leever, Ceutral Point—pair
down t.» -err u« I tH’ii» «**, and he in- ul’s office at Lansing. Michigan, wishes
Russell Alford, of Butte Creek val.
Hamburg, Black Hamburg, Ft c-. Poland Chinas, and pigs.
Abbott, near Talent.
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f >r .;• i « I h • aml’t c’e of agricultural* to exchange well )<s ated property in Spring St., 400 ft; Mechanics St.. 1400 ley. Cal., has been visiting relatives Golden
Tokav. Zintindel, Malaga, Muscatel. Zaub.
Of cattle there were the following:
cd- that li • w - ’’a farmer, born and that city lor improved fruit land iu ft; Maple St, V'-OO ft; Wimer St, 130) and old friends in the valley tills week. Purple Damascus. Catawba
Fruit cans aud Masou glass jars, at
or
hear
Ashlmd
property
which
ft
;
Wo<»b
‘
n
St,
17.>i
ft
;
Munzamta
S».
E. F. Walker, of Medford, exhibited Edding A Morse’s.
hr. •*”. Lad grown up on a farm in
*
He has bcm foreman of the big stock
There Win) no itttempt to nuke com- pair of yearling short horns.
New lek an I ha I mowed with a would yield returns without too long 1150ft; Lanrel St. 900 ft; Bush St, rauch of Dorris, but resigned last
If yon want fine oysters go to the
parison«
with
a
view
to
declarations
n
wait
mg.
For
particulars
apply
to
9'M)
ft;
Chnr.
’
h
St,
j:!50
ft;
Nutley
an
I
F. T. Downing. Central Point,—
II il. il. «-I» I with a scythe ami rut
week,
and
will
look
after
hie
own
place
of comparative perfection of similar Durham bull. 6 yrs. old, weight 2090 European restauraDt.
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gi*: s tn»»n the cradle, (or somehow R-'. i«. J. Wabntnc "f th» A.«hl?'i I Pine Str. ltW ft; Hargadme St, 1700 during the fall and winter.
varieti«« on this day.
it; Gresham St. 9’M ft; Union St.
his.; shorthorn cows, E-tther, and calf,
t .it w.’.y. Farmers h:id to work hard Congregational Church.
Boston brown bread al the U. S
At 2:31) p. m. the president of the Bloss, nud calf.
C. T. Payne, of Eden precinct who
in those days, no labor-snving devices
Bakery fresh every day.
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Mrs. H. E Moore and Mrs. H. E. Coe 170 > ft; Auburn an«! Iowa Stf-. 15 X) ft ;
J. C. Tolman, Ashland—Holsteius,
«’id tiiv«* rions for making life easier aunounee that they have consolidated Morton St. l.Tx) ft; Alida Ave, 1100 ft; seemed to have entirely reoovereil fruit urowera' association. Hon. Robt.
Choice tea at Van Sant’s grocery
from Ins mental disorder, was taken A. Miller, culled the audience to order one bull 2 years old, 1640 llis. 2 year
on the farm. He thought farm life the two millinery stores recently ear-. C St. lOoO ft
store at 30 eta. per. lb.
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Tot a fa of lower eytttein:
with another spell of derangement at the roHtruni and nunounce.l that lings.
a very ». rd on«», an«! it was.
But a riel <>n by Mrs. B iymtou and Mrs.
Ten in. pip»*, 62 10 ft; 8 in , 39o0 ft; while at Colestm last week, and has liter« would be speaking' l>y i»«Htlemm
lPtlr further along in his speech the Fountain, aud will coutmne the busi
John A. Hanley, Jacksonville- Herd
A good bnggv for sale cheap. Ap
in.. 22.. siuce been worse than ever lieforo. He who bad I ten invited to address th« of Hereford«, I bull 5 year old, 3 cows, ply to G. F. Billings.
Governor Iw’gan to tell Lis farmer ness in the store formerly occupied by 6 in., 45*>> ft: 4 in., 8150 ft; 2 111.,
[14-8t.
is at his home east of Bear creek now. aasoeiatiou at this, its secou<] annual 2 calves, 1 yearling heifer.
frir.-xls h«e,v much worse off tlie agri- Mrs. B"yutou. Besides the stock of 800 ft.
exhibit day, and, as be was compelled
For fresh, fancy Groceries, Candy
TotaU both system’: lo in., 16.110
visit nr:i-»-4 h toaiay than formerly. birth stores they have laid in a large
J. M. Taylor and Ins brother. Andrew by other duties to be absent be called
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ir- ig »the f.»rm t » were the weal quantity of new giH».ie, just purchased ft; 8 in., 8300 ft; 6 in., 7100 ft; 1 m..
Of horses, \V. C. Myer, Ashland, ex and nuts, go to Minkler A Son.
13,iD fl ; 2 in., 31.300. 25 5 bydrants, re'nrned recmtly from a trip to the lion. Geo. W. Colvig to preside.
thy prop! *, sail! the Governor, n«iw- for the fall and winter trade.
hibited GamlM-tta, Imported Percheron
Fine Riverside Oranges and Sicily
gat^s ete, everything that 1» ueces- John Day country. They report every
8peeebca were made by R-v. O. stallion; Shetland mare aud colt, aud Lemons. Cheap at Minkler A Sou. ♦
they ar ground to dust b»*'w<*eu the
A big handsome t >-lh. watermelon
thing out that way dry and dusty. Diokinaou. the vener able nnrseryman. two halt-breed S betlands.
upp r and ue’her millstones of fe«ler-
came
to
the
T
ipinos
office
last
Friday,
Til"
ranges
are
nearly
all
sheepisi
out,
1200 pound horse for sale, cheap;
Th
wo
pystenis
arc
to
be
conne«Med
seedsman and fruit «rower of Sibm,
ai and s' .te taxation. And the Gov
NOTES.
well broken, single or double. Call
ernor eoh-mnly warned his horny- iia an evidence of what the granite with v d vs, so that, in case of neces and what wisoucea g-ssl grass coun l’rof. John D. Letcher, of the state
Friday, Sept 20th. the time set for at Bank.
9-tf
agricnlliiral <«>lleg«. Hon. A. H. Car-
handed fell -w farm» rs that unless the bills about Ashland will grow without sity. w.Jer may be drawn from th » on«> try liviks barren aud desolate now.
sou. of Josephine county, aud by the completion of the buildings at the
tar 11 w.-re overturned and the Rtate irrigation. It was raised on the pl ice into the other.
If
you
want
to
save
money,
and
of
C.
W.
Fowler
an
engineer
of
long
fair grounds, found every thing com
s-sessn;
law 1 remedied so that the of Mr 8. H. Calhoun iu the northwest
Bi«!« up«»n the city bonds are to l»e ex|<erieiiee in some of tiie largest mills chairman, Mr. Colvitf.
pleted. Die secretary's office was.op course you do, read the list of prices
laud owners cau dodge the taxea ern part of town, sad grown wholly opened on Monday, Oct. 7th, and as in Michigan, arrived last week, to take
Owing to the crowd of fair matters ener] on that day and stock entries for this mouth at Moral Bros, store.
somehow, an«l the banters he held since the storm, which tore up his Root» as lhe negotialiouR for their sale Charge of the engiuos of the KI imath ilpou our columns this week, a report bi-gati. Temporary biaitlis aud stands See their big ad.
ni ne m i>fact«»rily up to the rack garden there considerably, on the 9i h are completed work will at once be- L'lmtier and ( nprovem-ut Co., at of the speeches from urges taken is tin- were iu course of construction nod
People going to Jacksonville wil.
-there is trouble a head,” but if these of July. It was the largest and tiuest tfin.
M Iiiiste". and s;>ent Fri l.iy iu Ash- avoidably crowded out of this issue, the place looked very much like the find Plymale1« coach awaiting every
rnatte.-s can l«e arranged, then tbo melon received at this office this year.
Th** systemfl proposed will give Ash land. He was exp.<ctiug tiie big en- butpolulsof interest touched upon oiitimg town of pioneer days that used train at Medford. Ask for the best
iMimtry will ia? safe, anti the ship of
The brick work and plastering con land the befit water supply of any city glue to arrive there this week.
will lie mentioned hereafter iu tlie to spnug up iu a night, lbe atmos
coach—Plymale •
x
► ale w;H kh I proudly ouward. Th** tracts for the Gauiard o|>era bouse in Oregou -doubtless th»* best of any
phere was no densely smoky as to al
Among the new students in at tend- T idings . OPENING FAIR DAY.
G’-venior *ery discreetly informed the block «re both let to Ashl.iud men - city on the coast. un«l th«* Ashland of
Lumber of all kinds for sale at very
ia
>st
obscure
the
sou
’
s
rays
and
the
ance
at
the
Ashland
St
ile
Normal
audteu s-that he wur not talking pol- H. J. Clark ubtammg the former «nd the future will ba as mnch ahead «»f
Tusaday was not contited upon by effect was depressing, notwithstanding lowest pricre at the Youle A Gilro}
a .1 __
la
Fics In »be evening he hurried <4T 8. l’edgrift, the latter. The building the Ashland uf U>«Uy in this respo«*t BchiHil ar,* the follovruig from _
th« |>eople generally as the Iwt day to the stir and rustle of active prepara plauing null in Ashlaud, where all
taue«:
Miss
D-
lpha
Miste.soti,
Gol
i
ou th«* first tram, so as to la? home in will require about 300.000 bricks and as lhecity ia now ahe :d <»f l»ss fortu
brils will be filled in abort order. *
visit the fair, us is usually thec.is- with tions.
tune t«> milk his cows and bed down II»!k) ya.da of plastering, aud it is well nate place« that have only well w,»rer HUI; .M ihs Hope Hunter, Wolf ereek; the ofientng day, but n«v«r:Lc!• ss
Saturday the clouds of smoke brgan
John
A.
I
’
-'ojH-r,
Iml«|>eudemH*;
\V.
T.
B. L. Messenger ia prepared to fill
kuowu that the work will ls> well done for domestic and other use. Sufficient
his ho ¿a.
tiler« was a large Crowd iu Hltemlau<*e, rising with a coM breei > th it so >u
promptly ail orders for fruit boxes of
IWi’i'e the average 810.000 farm if undertaken by tlieee mechiinics. Mr. pr**sfl!ire will la* had in each system to Dement. Myrtle Point, la-sides numer '.he weather lieiug favorable and pie
cb' ired the atmosphere ami ended at
ous
uew
st
U'i«uie
from
the
immixiiate
every kind. Orders left at null on
iu ,r<p-k-on county is taxed at not Clark expect« to begm laying brick give i !• *e|fant fiie protection to every
aliily warm. I'ue speoml tr .in t oligo' mghitali iu a ligLt raiufali. Hon. G. Granite street, A-iland, will be at
viciuity ot Aslil.uid.
inorc ii.an ~3.»: > or
and tLe about Nov. 1st,
part of t«»v«» With the simple a ij’ luet
well-tilled care of people from Asli- W. Kid-lie, president of the 8uu>b»-ru
Bulk of Ashland pays more than
of fire hydrants and hose.
G«n. T. G. R-
of »Tacknonviik, Um! aud way stations, aud a eontinuai Qr-goii S ate ikiird of Agricuim-e, tended to at once and tilled al low,«!
A Good Cough Syrup.
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i. HMJ . u a cipual stock of
HtartHil yesterday morning; L»r Siu string of people from th« country came and Jam-s MeDouough, a director, prices.
a? '..(» ti ne f a.vse suieut. the G »ver-
There is nothing parents should bo so
Francjscix en route for Washington, iu their own O'>nv>,yamN'H. while the .ir.ivml Irom lh -State Fair. A ruert-
No rent to pay—and I can and will
Beggs
’
Cherry
Cou£h
Syrup
nor *-.au hardly make much capital out careful about as select mg aoungh strap,
[). C.. whit her be goes as a delejTite to I irg" <le|e"ntiotia from Jacksonville. m.r of i he B sird wag bel I in the sec make tirst-clusg photographs cheaper
(’berry Cough Syrup rostr. no
Is giving apleadid satisfaction to the the (»rand Ganniaudnry of Kmgb's Medtor i. Grants Pass and many other
a« r fu u-i n -x Campaign for gover
retary g office in the afternoon; stock luau is possible tor itinerant photo
nor i»y . is cry iioiit banking capital tP’»r© than the cheap anil inferior m trade and the sales are positively mar TrmpUr of the U. S. The other del- smaller places m ide a very credit ihle entries increased aud eulries were graphers to do, besides when you
trains thrown on the market. The beat velous. which can be arc nuc i for m
escapiug taxation.)
is none too good, be sure and get Beggs’ no o*her way except that it is without eg «:ef from Oregon a»#. R. P. Earhart. a< ten lam1« of people for the first .lay made iu the agricultural aud horti spend your mouey with me, you may
hid ! G»*o. WithmgtoQ. of <>t th« first fair ________________
Cherry Cough Syrup. We kt«p it ou doubt the be*t on the market Ask for A. R
of th« Sonlhern Ore- cultural departmeuts.
_ get it back, aud you get a durable pict-
Go to M c C.H’ h for the latest novel- uand at ait time«. Chitwood Bro* , and be anre yon get the gennine We Portland; T. »McF. Pattou. of Snienj, gon State Board of Agricaltnre— the
Suu lay ue'd.ry was clear and pleas- . ure for it My work speaas for itself.
tree tu dry gomia.
aruggista.
; keep i*..
Lbitwuod B.ua., bruggiata.
auJ Jaimw Rjbinsou, of Eu geu a.
number of people in attendance during ant aud a driv« urouud the track re
L ogan the Photographer.
ASHLAND TIDINGS
IIRETHIES.
HE till A Jl.lt WORKS.
PEKSONAI
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
This powder never varies A marvel
of purity, strength and whole^oinrnesa.
More economicaJ than the ordinary kinds.
and cannot be sold in competition with
the multitude of low test, short weight
n’.'iin or nhokphatc pev4tri >old only io
cans.
R oyal B aking P owder C o .. IU6
WaU»treet. N Y.
I
Í
AUCTION SALE
1 his space reserved
for T. O. Andrews,
who will till it soon
30,
MILLINERY STORE
I
D. R. Mills has been
in Chicago buying
fall stock We will
fill this space next
week
E. B. Hunsaker is
the City buying
some of the latest nov
elties for his store