ASHLAND TIDINGS
BREVITIES.
HEBE AXD THEKE.
PERSONAL.
!
S. O. Stork l*n»«s'tiv«‘ iMswtatinn.
The regular unnual meeting of the
Ashland Stock Protective Assixnation
waw held at Colver's liall in Phoenix
on Saturday October 5, 18W, pursuant
to published notice.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, J ob . A. Crain.
The minutes of the last annual meet
ing were read and approyed.
The association haviug now an ex-
tende«l membership throughout Rogue
River valley and the Siskiyou», it was
unanimously decided, on motion duly
made and seconded, to change the
name of the aasociation to “The South
ern Oregon Stock Protective Associa
tion.’’
On motion the secretary was direct
ed to contract with publisher printing
third brand book of the asstK-iation to
furnish the secretary with soliciting
blanks for distribution among the
members.
• On motiou, duly seconded and car-
ried, it was decided to have au edition
of 200 brand Ixxiks printed, said books
to contain not less than 20 blank pages
in addition to space occupied by
brands, and to be ready for delivery to
the secretary by the tirat day of De
cember next for distribution.
The secretary-elect wus, ou motion,
duly antiioriz.il to close contract for
printing the siltne with the Times Pub
lishing UouipHiiy at the rate of 72 cts.
per stock cut or pictured prand con
tinued theri'in, said publishing compa
ny to furnish solicitation blanks, ns
provided for iu previous motion, gra
tuitously.
The «'lection of officers for the ensu
ing year resulted as follows: Jos. A.
(’rain, president, ra-elected: David G.
Spcuoer of Ashland was elected vice-
president; Wm. M. Holmes, of Etna,
was elected se«rretary aud treasurer.
The financial statement of the retir
ing secretary, ,J. 0. Neil, showing bal
ance on hand of $15.50, was, ou motion,
accepted and approved as read.
No further business appearing, the
aasiK'iiitiou adjonrned, to meet subject
to the call of the president, on the first
Saturday in October, 1890.
Jon. A. C hain . President.
W m . M. H olme », Secretary.
Examine out stockinet English walk
Mrs. Hale, sister of Mrs. G. H. Tyler,
wneautieipatasi, th- Ashlaud city ^I he loth annual fair of the Mount
The mountain tires are done for this
is very low with fever.
Shasta Agricultural Asaociation lie- ing jackets. D. IL and E. V. Mills.
water
works
bonds,
went
nt
a
premium
(hinter 11.
year.
> last Monday. There were not tut mnuy gnu Oct. :kl at Yreka, Cal.
The latest (mpular fad of Salem's
Lieut Kwift has lieeu confined to the
Th« journei over the Siakiyous bv youug ladies is swinging Indian cltilis. house
New styles of Rucbiug at D. R. and bids : m expected, only two Is-iug sub
by illness for a week past.
rail
is
«me
ro
delightfully
varied
in
For sale, st a Hartrnni
E. V. Mills.
uiltt-d, and of th«*«- the higher aud
Our
$1.00
kid
gloves
ure
uow
selling
Miss
Jane De Pent t, ha« l»«en visit
scenery,
with
its
kaleidoscopic
view«
succt'ssfnl one •a.- that of the Bank of
A team of good, youug tiorses, a
Black and tan puppy to give away
Ashland. The bidding cannot I«- said of richly tinted landscape«, that it like hot cukes, at 75c. D. R. ami E. ing relatives in Grant's Pass this week.
wagon and set of harness nearly new inquire at bank.
*
to have l>e«'n very close, as the dif M'erns almost an enchanted vision in V. Mills.
E. J. Kaiser, of the Heconi. is in
will be sold at a great bargain, as the
It is really pleasant to see a little ference between the two bills was 6*4 stead of a bona title journey by fail.
The ex|>ectod appointment of Gen. Portland this week at tending the fair.
owner has no use for them and doesn't
Bevond
the
line
the
change
is
ho
radi
cts.
on
the
dollar,
or
$3125
on
tlm
whole
E. L. Applegate a» Indian Agent for
want to buy hay. Apply at once to mud in the road again.
P. L. Fonutaui was in the valley last
equal to more than one year's cal that it holds enrapt the enthusias Klamath reservation •« announced.
A. P. Hammond.
The state Iward of horticulture was issue
week, from Klamath couuty, after sup-
tic tourist : Mount Shasta, rising ma-
interest.
It
s|ieaks
well
for
Ashland
in session at Portlaml this week.
The regular (kitober term of the piir-s.
that its owu bank should have th«' l»«t jecaticully in the distance, with its
Saw Mill KuriM-it.
The stoue work of the uew bridge at bid and take the whole issue. The snow-capped «ummit veiled in filmy Oregon supreme court began last Mon
N. York, of Illionoia, is visit
F. H. Rowe's saw mill near Leland,
clomls of white, and at its base, a day. There are eighty cases ou the ing Mr. bis J. old
friend, J. P. Gilmore, of
in Josephine county, was burned on Souger e was completed last Monday. bouds are issued for the sum of
changing »been of colors that outrival docket
000,
payable
in
twenty
years
from
July
Ashland this week.
Monday night of l:ist week, together
Fino line of Liuhes Jersey under 1, 1889. aud bear interest from that the most exquisite conceptions of ar-:
I. J. Roberts has purchased Mrs.
with a large quantity of lumber 600,- wear in six sliad-s at D. IL and E. V. date at the rate of 6 per cent, per an tistic genius: and, intervening, a sea
W. L. Johnson, who haa been at
G. W. Hoxie’s farm ou Applegate. Mr.
000 feet, one report says. Loss $8,000, Milla.
of undulating hills without tree cov IL recently arrived from Washington Yreka for a month or more, returned
num.
Capital
is
not
so
eagerly
hunt
well iuanrud. Origin of fire uukuowu.
to Ashland this week.
A few choice building lots tor sale ing for such securities on this coast as ering -perfect iu outline, mid over all Territory.
cheap in Highland Park, by B. F. it was some mouths back. The great the mystic haze of a glorious Indian
At Frivsic Sale.
Mr. L. A. Sackett attended the meet
Th«> land contest case between Ed
[18-lm.
tires and the demand for capital to re summer. Small wonder that the
ing of the 8 mt hern Oregon Presbytery
. Preparatory to moving to Woodland, Reeser.
hours s;i««l on fairy wings, and Mon ward McNamee and George Phillips, at Roseburg last week.
build
the
towns,
aud
the
sulisidence
of
G. F. McConnell received two more
Cal., Mrs. Dr. B-ebe will sell at private
Uiwn lots inflations in Cali ta'tue was reached before personal Roseburg district, bus been decided in
sale at low figure« all the household shipments of fancy pigeons from the ■ suburbau
Mr. ami Mrs. II. B. Carter and Mr.
fornia have made the money market fatigue had marred the journey by its favor of McNamee.
and kitchen furniture, carpets, etc., at East last Saturday.
"tighter" than for two or three years, demands for rest. Here the change is
Supervisor A. F. Hunt, of the Dead and Mrs. Smith returned Wednesday
the family resnleui» ou Oak street.
The butter making busiuees in the »nil the I»»«!» woulJ havecommande>l quickly mude to the Yreka Short Line, Indian road district i» iu the valley morning from their northern trip.
Some good bargains can tie bad. |1H I)ea«l
Indian country is about sus a larger premium a year ago than they on “airy fairy" arrangement, neat amt this week, repairing the bridge across
H. 3. Evans went over to Horn
pended for this season.
have brought tins week, bill the offer commodious, with the most careful Be ir creek at
al the Giles Wells place.
brook Wwlnesdav, to do some paint
Religieu« N<g|«*s.
and polite management, ami in twenty
was
as
g'Hsl
as
expected
nudor
the
ing
ou Engineer Barnum’s house.
Parties owing B. F. Re«'«er will eave
Senator Stanford and wife have
Elder David Brower, of Roeieburg.
condition of the money market. The minutes we were whirled into Yreka
__1_ ____
aud
W. 1’. Parsons, of th« Depot Hotel,
will be in Ashland Oct, 17th, inst., to cost of touble by settling immediately. boud» are a good security aud will al a rate of speed that gives one the been visiting Redding, Chico
[18-1 in. command a giH»l price at any time. sensation of a ride on a “wild engine." other places, within the past w«s»k, is among the Ashland people attend
commence a seri,*« of evening m«*ettogs The money must come.
iu the IFnnkard meeting house.
A numlier of settlers of Butte Creek They will lie delivered to the purchaser The first day of the fair mid everyfaalv and have Iw'eu given enthusiastic pub- ing the Portland exposition this week,
Services to begin at 7 o’clock each valley. Cal., have boeu iu Ashland af wit bin sixty days.
set mul intent on minting the “old lie receptions.
Mrs. J. M. McCall was elected Grand
evening.
ter tiour and other «uppll-e tjns week.
A circular has been issued calling town," (which by lie way is lapidlj
To date 177 carloads, or 177,000 W. M., and Mrs. J. D. Crocker. Grand
ini
,
.roving
since
it
has
railroad
Con
for
proposals
for
furnishing
the
pip«'
Sec
retary, ot the new O. E. 8. grand
Tile Rev. Mr. Hummer will preach
boxes, of raisins have been shipped
Mrs. Thornton’s new stock of fall
in the Presbyterian church uext Sab millinery ha» arrived, and the ladle« of nee«ied, and a copy sent to each of the iiection with the outside world) a« < from Fresno. About fifty carloads chapter.
mid hospitable kh possible.
bath nionnug.
Messrs. Wm. Bybee and W. J. Ply-
have been shipped from other points
A«hlaud and vicinity are invited to call leadiug pipe iu iinufactnrera 111 the pleasant
Th«' fair grounds are two mile« m the same county.
country, bids to lie all in by Oct. 15th.
male, of Jacksonville, went over to
and examine it.
*
soil
th
and
east
of
the
town,
mid
the
1
On
the
15th
Mr.
O
’
Connor,
who
is
to
Cheap for Cash.
Liberati and bis band of forty five Yreka Friday to see the town aud the
i
Ashland Butte is once again covered siipnutenil-nt the construction of the piivillion is on Miner street in the city
As we have on band ISO head of beef with a mantle of white, and it is to l»> water works, will come up from Port The separation of the two detract« performers get $13,0i)0 for the four races.
Mrs. 3. C. Taylor,of Eden product,
entth. in order to sell the same lief ore hope,I it will not be bare of snow again laud. to begin operations.
in.iterndly from the fair in the great I week’s engagement at the Ex|H«ition
feeding time, we will sell meals at tne for ten years or longer.
inconvenience it oecasi ms to visit iu Portland. Beside«, they have the ret lime.I homo last Saturday from a
visit with her sister down in (Neutral
following prices:
both. But the people of Yreka, and HHcretl conoerta on Sunday.
FATAI. RAH.RI1A0 ACCIDENT.
Street Commissioner Patterson is
Mutton Stew, 3 ete. per lb.
California.
it
«eem»
of
the
entire
country,
all
keep
putting iu a new and eubatan tini
i The Antnrian claims to have good
Boiliug B.f, 4 .4 5 eta. per lb.
Miss Forence Kilgore, who had been
A sad accident occurred on the o.
_ handsome private carriage», so that ‘ authority for the statement that the
bridge over the Hume at the junction
Roasts, Il Jt 8 cts. per lb.
th«
attendiiucu
ou
the
fair
ground«
vi«iiiug her sister, Mrs. A. F. Squires,
A
C.
R.
R.,
one
mile
north
of
Halsey
of Alain aud Church streets.
next
Collector
of
Customs
at
Portland
Chuck Steak, 7 cts per lb.
last Monday evening, resulting in the seemed almost ou wheels, and the will be Hon. L. T. Barm, Chairman of m Portl.iUd, for some tune, returned to
Round Steak, 8 eta. per lb.
The military telegraph line betweeu
grand stand was scarcely occupied
Ashland about two week« ago.
Fork, veal aud all other meals in Ashland and Fort Klamath 18 ordered ilimth of the tiremau and painful in during Die fair. In this our Califor the Republican State C«immitt«ie.
juries
to
the
engineer.
An
Orttjonian
pro|s>rliou.
H imlzy A P elton .
Mr«. Gregory of San Francisco, who,
to be sold at public auction at Lieut correspondent reports the accident as nia iieighlxira lead ua, for with u«
C. E. Bogart, of Yreka, has been
Swift’» office iu Ashland, Nov. 2d.
there arc s i few who take pride in appointed a deputy fish aimmissiouer with her little sou, has been visiting
follows:
•
Tl* W-lcume lbun.
the family of L. Stacy, started Wedues-
The south-bound, California express their family carriage and equipage for northern CHliforni.i, and will see day morning ou her return home.
John P. Walker has Bold hi» Dead
The long «telayed raiu liegan falling
that it is ths exception iu«tea<i of the that the fish laws are observed iu the
last Sunday, and for the first storm of wood prairie raueii, beyoud Dead In was running at the regnlur rate of rule.
Klamath river and other streams.
Rev. A. F. Lott, of the Linkville
Fine Horace for Sale.
the s-asoii the rainfall has lieen a must dian, to Fred Bartieburg, of Edeu speed, about thirty miles an hour,
In the livesux'k department there
when from the corner of the fence
The Salmon Mountain mining com Presbyteriau church, ha» I hh - ii iu Ash
satisfactory oue. Up to Wtaineaday precinct—ltk> acres for $1660.
Galbraith
Bros., of Janesville Wis.,
were
only
three
exhibits
iu
cattle,
land
several
days
this
week,
returning
about fifteen f.'et from the track e.-une
pany’s entire plant—saw mill, quartz
evening the precipitation was 1.63
famous importers and brw.lers of
H. E. Spencer has offer««! to sell hi»
¡thoroughbred! Polled Argils, Jerseys
from the meeting of the Presbytery.
inches, aud considerable baa fallen ranch on Klamath river to the Klam two cows, l'hey had just reached the mid llofatc.ns. In horsoH the uuiulie. mill aud a large amount of fluming
draft horses, are offering for sale at the
since. It has been 11 gentle raiu, al ath River Lumlier aud Improvement center of the track when th- engine was limited to special competitors. in Curry couuty was recently des
Gen. Tolman and his daughter, Miss livestock exchange, coruer 4th aud
most every «Irop, of which was ub- 0o. for $2IM*'iO, but lias uot sold yet. struck them, tossing both high in the The unusually dry season has affected troyed by the forest fir««; loss about Emma, left by Sumfay evening's train Ash streets, Portland, a choice collec
air. One was thrown dear, but the
$lti,(M>). '
sorued by the thirsty soil, ami the
for Port land, where they will visit for tion of their celebrated Clydesdale,
The regular monthly sociable ami other, aud the heavier oue, fell across our California neighlx.rs more serious
streams were scarcely raised at all.
a short lime, taking iu the exposition English Shire, Hackney and Cleveland
Says
the
Tiinex
of
last
Thursday:
ly
than
ourselves;
their
track
was
the
rails
nnd
went
under
the
pilot.
On the high mountains there is suow snpiier will be given by the Ladies’
Horace
Peltou
this
week
leaves
for
heavy
with
dust
and
consequently
Edward Eiffel, a son ot the eugineer Bay stallions. They claim to have for
Th«'
huge
drivers
left
the
rails,
the
—six to eight inches fell ou the sum Aid Society ot the M. E. Church on
the
Deschutes,
to
bring
iu
a
butn
b
of
very
«low.
and
many
were
deterred
whose
tower Ht Pans has attracted so sale at moderate prices, and on terms
engine
ploughed
200
feel
out
into
the
mit of the Dead Indian rood, and Tuesday Eve. Oct. loth 1889. You are
feeding
steers,
which
he
will
get
in
from
bringing
out
their
stock
by
these
much
attention, and M. Giel, partner to suit purchasers, some of the finest
open
prairie
and
stop|«d
right
side
S ec .
three or four inches on the Dead ! cordially invited.
condition for the early market uext of the elder Eiffel, are visiting Cali draft horses ever brought to Oregon.
uu favorable ci rcumstances.
up
alongside
a
barb
wire
fence
to
the
Indian prairie. The clouds »till
Ed. Kilgore, of Langell Valley, au-
fornia.
The pavillion exhibits were all spring.
liugered last evening. This is the first nouuces that lie has some good youug right of the track. Engineer McFad
Call at the millinery store of Mrs.
had cloeed the throttle, set the placed at 12 M on Wedm-sday and u
Says the Yreka Journal: A $20.-
rain of any conseqii-uce in the valley horses for sale trottiug br«xl stock den
Miss Allie Parkinson, sister of Geo. Hutchinson, ladies, corner of Main
airbrakes,
and
the
next
instant
found
more
gorgeous
ami
magnificent
dis
000
libel
or
slander
suit,
from
Mott,
M. Parkinson, has L hm ' u visiting her
for about five months. Certainly no that will make good roadsters. See himsely lying on the ground among
play could not lie desired. Iu the is to come up in our Superior Court brother this week, on the way to her aud Church, sta. She haa a fine stock
otii-r country under the sun can stand bis advertisement.
of goods in her line, and has bad large
a
maw
of
debris,
surrounded
bv
scald
threo
ill
partments
especially
devoted
in
a
short
time,
which
will
make
dry weather as well as this.
home iu the Willamette, after a trip to experience as a milliner, so that you
J. T. Bowditob. E. J. Farlow, M. ing steam. Before hecould clear him to the ladies, every artideof feminins plenty of biiHin«<ss for the lawyers to Iowa.
can rest assured of satisfaction.
♦
N. Long aud O. <>. Helman spent sev self from the wreck, his left hand, han iiwork, lx>tb useful and onia be engaged in conducting it.
t’onnty Aswwnwnt Snmniary.
wrist and leg were badly scalded. In mental, »««'ined to have lieen em
Miss Hattie Sackett, of this place,
eral
days
hunting
out
Ht
Kean
creek
Following is a summary of the Hb-
Some men trv advertising aw the uow has charge of the Poetid telegraph
addition to this ha hid received a braced in the display. In domestic
M \ltlt!EI>.
oí propere y in jHckMon coun this week in the rain and snow. They bail three-cornered ent ou his fore exhibits there were 150 different va Indian tried feathers. He took one office at Salem, having lieen promoted
killed
three
deer.
ty for the year 1XK9:
head and his right ankle was dislo rieties of canned fruits and jellies. 16 feather, lai<l it on the board and slept to that position from the office at Sis >1 LUMAY—H ARRIS.—At the residence of
No. acre* of land. UFJ.dTl.
E. V. Carter, cashier of the Bank of cated. His first move was to spring different varieties of pickels. 12 of on it all night In the morning he son. Cui.
Wm. >ulloway. Sisaon, < al., Ort. ♦», 1SM9. by
Rev T B. Hopkins, .Mr. Samuel S. Sullo*
: "White man say feathers
Value
“
$1.152.693 Ashland, bus the latest improvwl gun the bone back into its socket and then cake, and 9 of bread, and all of a remarked
uay and .Miss Alwilde Harri*. formerly of
Peter
Henderson,
the
barber,
stopped
yet represented iu the Ashland Rod to begin a search for Fireman Ran quality that would have delighted the heap soft; white man — fool."
Ashlaud.
Town lots......................
222.411 and
over
Monday
in
Ashland
on
his
re
Gun
Chib
a
fine
Purker
hammer
some.
He
found
him
lying
just
back
heart
of
tile
immt
experienctsl
house
Iiuproverneuts ou same
Ttxxima is jubilating over the fact
I'i32.:r2’2 less. received last week
from the south. Having sold LEWIS—WRIGHT.—At (he residence of
of the driver, his face calm and peace wife, or gratified tlie tixste of an epi that she cast more votes thau Seattle turn
Mvrchatidise......................
Nicholas Wright, on A
e, Oct. 2, 18S9
MÎ.959
out in Miilford, he will probably lo
by W J Bly male. J.
H. Lewi«
Mouey, Note« aud Accts..
»31,170
Wanted by elderly lady with daugh ful, the eyes turned to the stars mid cure. In dairy exhibits there were in the last election. Seattle explains cate further north.
«nd Mis« Ida Wright.
Hoiinetioid effects.............
97,207 ter, a [Hieition as housekeeper, com liis hands folded across his breast as three exhibits of fresh and two of it by stating that after the fire mauy
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Luderman left
Horse«, 417'.). valued at
15-A248 fortable home and permanent employ it in prayer. Death had come to him packul bntter, mnl one fine exhibit of citizens moved temporarily to subur
Ashland Tuesday evening for Albany,
Cattle, 10.119.
130,916 ment at moderate wag«*. Inquire at swiftly an<l painlessly. He had fallen cheese, and what was especially com ban places, where they voted.
between th«- engine aud tender mid mendable and gratifying was. that in
en route for Baker City. Mr. S. V. V.
Sheep, 124>76.
“
....
16.755 Ti t>isue office. Ashlaud. Or.
[18tf.
J. S. Howard, surveyor, Thoa. Cur Carter, Mr. Luderman’s partner, ex
hi« skull was fia ture.l.
the market there wa< plenty of butter
Swine,* 7st>6,
“
19,758
Where are yon going mother? I am
ry,
W.
J.
Roger»
and
C,
H.
Pickens,
pected to start for Baker City last
Next to the engine und tender was and cheese of domestic manufacture
going down town to buy some dry an empty fruit car. then the mail car. of equally as gixxl quality. In th«' viewers, have been engaged iu laying evening.
Grotw Value of all property
goods,
my
dear.
Go
to
Moral
A
Bros.,
out
and
locating
a
new
route
for
the
the
express
car,
the
baggage
car.
the
agricultural department, the small
asHeewett...................... $3,2:i5,:M8
mother, for I only want one more ticket two Pullman sleepers and the day grains aud corn were fair, anil a dis- Ft. Klamath wagon-road along Rogue ., Mr.
'fo. Follett, of the Mulford firm of
..„.er,
Indebtedness, Stis7,!)71
wl'' went to San Fran
to get oue of those new style lace pins. coaches. The empty fruit ear acted pl iv of vegetables [x’rfectly surprising river, lietween Elk creek i.ud Long -------- - A . h"
Exemption«.
272,7t>H
cisco by Wednesday mdriiing’s train,
Branch.
as
a
buffer
and
probably
sut
.
n
I
the
in
quantity
mid
quality
for
this
unus
Nichol.is Bonrgwiis. of Red Bluffs,
on a business trip. Miss Follett, his
960,739
has bought 100U h«iad of sheep of Giles life of the engineer. It was re«iuce«l ually dry season; they were said to
When you need a good, safe laxative iaughjer, was with him. en route for
nearly
to
the
condition
of
kindling
have
Ix'eu
mostly
grown
along
the
Toial Taxable Property.
$2.27D'io9 Wells, Jr., arid some 506 bead of other Wixxl, and pulled up ou top of the up Kliiinatli aud Little Shasta rivers, and ask your druggist for a box of Ayer’s New York, for a visit at their old home.
parties, at $1.50 a bead. He will
pills, and you will find that they give
set tank. The heavy mail ear had
Messrs. H. T Chitwood, C. C. Walk
The average val ue of land per acre drive them to the Sacramento valley. swerved to one side, aud instead of were special exhibits, indicative of perfect satisfaction. For indigestion, er and J. S. Eubanks left Tuesday
what
cau
lie
produced
m
the
district
torpid liver, and sick headache, there
is $5.98; average value of horses per
W. B. Gress who had the shoe shop crushing the engineer in hie cab, as under normal climatic conditions.
is nothing superior. Leadiug physi uight for Portland, ou a brief visit.
head. $36.13: ave rag«' value of cattle in Luderman Jr Carter’s store, ba» is often the case, bad only torn off
Messrs. Chitwood ami Walker will re
In tlie art department there were cians recommeud them.
per liea<L $12,9N; average value of moved into tb«> room ou opposite »ide the right side of the cab, carrying many
present Granite Lodge. K. of P.J in
fine exhibits, and all of special
sheep ¡ar head, $1.33; average value of Main street formerly occupied as a aloug with it the brave but helpless
Says
the
Roseburg
Plaittdealer
of
the grand lodge of the order, which is
merit tut tlie work of icnaleiini; among
of swine i>er head. $2.51.
barber shop, and later as a restaurant. engineer. The trucks of the mail, them acrayon portrait of Robt. Nixon, last Thursday: A large delegation of in session at Astoria.
Number of polls, 1377.
timber
land
applicant«
were
inter
express
and
baggage
cars
were
all
•Sr., the broad-headed, big braim'd.
Tom Lynch has di«po«e<l of his in
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hill returned
Granii I liapterO. E. S.
Republican editor of the “Journal" : viewing Register Johnston this week. horn«' yesterday morning from a pleas-
terest in the barber »bops here to his pretty badly used up.
The
air
brakes
worked
well
and
the
was a speaking likeness of theonginal Their applications were rejected <>n aut visit at their old home iu Massa-
’Die grand chapter of Oregon. Order partners, and left last Monday even
of prior applications consum
of the Eastern Star, was organized at ing for Portland, to work in » shop in long train of eleveu cars was stopped an.I a very complimentary specimen account
cliusetts. They were in Bouton m««t
R .«eburg Oct. 3J. with the following that city. His family remain in Ash without injury to a single pass-liger of the work of Miss Aggie Vanee; this i ing the time for making proof.
of the time. Mr. Hill has been gone
coach,
and
with
no
mote
than
the
lady
also
had
on
exhibition
some
tint*
officers:
land for the present.
There hav«.beeu only six women sen since May, ami Mrs. Hill left in July.
usual
birching
forward,
all
within
a
charcoal
sketch«*,
and
»till
life
in
In
Mrs. J. M. McCall, grand W. M.,
Ora E. Angle is preparing to opeu distance of alwiut 2>H) feet. The cool dia ink. A parlor mirror, by Miss tenced to the Oregon iienitentiary Both are glad to be at home agaiu.
Ashland; R. A. Miller, grand W. I’., a new
during its whole history- the sixth be
»tore iu Medford, with a large,
M irs Melootta Lowden, from Klam
Jucksouville; Mm. Julia Abrams, grand complete aud choice stock of gent’s bead of the engineer aud his prompt Mary Wetzel, an elegant sen'en by ing «me "Eilith Holmes," sent from
A. M , Roseburg; J. S. Roy, grand A. furnishing goixls, ami reserves epic«' action in th- face of danger saved Mi«« Minnie ltfirmd. and landscapes Astoria last week, and she is the only ath Hot Springs, was iu town during
1’., Coquille City; N. P. Burnell, in the T idings for his announcement many lives. None of the pasemgers in oil by Miss Nellie lunker, were woman convict, there. Since April. the Fair last week, and left for Ash
were hurt or scarcely shaken up. as very fine, ns .,|«o was the magnificent 1888. there bad lieen none there till «h« land on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Ber
grand L . Roseburg; Mrs. J. D. Crock to the public.
only one passenger car. a Pullman display by Mr. Frank. It would lie arrived.
wick. nccompaoled by her brother, J.
er. grand secretary, Ashland; Mrs.
slwper.
left the rails. Mr. A. B. Cox, gratifying indeed to enumerate the
S. Lowden jr.. aud hi« bride and her
W. G. Holme« had the misfortune
CbriRtia C irothera, treasurer. Coquille
Professor
Gauthier,
of
Paris,
states
of
th-
railway
m
ill
service,
was
thrown
mother, Mrs. Hubbard.-- (Yreka Jour
h n isome exhibits in the Indie« de
City; Rev. Wni. Lund,grand chaplain. to lose a large amount of fenciug on
certain vital processes of the nal.
Thfo powder never varies A marvel
Roseburg; Mrs D. Linn, grand mar bi« mountain much near th« summit with much force agniust the forward partment; suffice it to «ay. however, that
of purity, strength and wtHdeaoinenran.
body
develop
putrefying
enhstaucee
end
of
the
mail
car
and
»•over«'«!
with
t’ it the taste and skill there displayed
shal. .).. Ksouville; Nina M. Fry. grand of the Dead Indian road, by the forest
Capt. G. H. Burton, U. S. A. former- More econotnical than the ordinary kind»,
in
the
tissues,
«vhi>"h,
if
not
speedily
bags
of
mail,
but
manage!
to
crawl
and the excellence and abundance of
Cou I., Eugene; Mis. O. E. Wyluue, fires, and his bouse aud barn had a
ly stationed at Fort Klamath, and the aii'i cannot be sold in coTHpeiitiofi with
lip aud find himself uninjured.
exhibits in the domes’ic dejMirtment eluninatoi, produce disease. Ayer’s ■ officer who had charge of the construc th. multitude of low tost, short weight
grami A. Coud., Cottage Grove;_Mrs. narrow escape.
alum or phosphate powders.
only iu
Sarsaparilla
effects
the
removal
of
Engineer
McFadden
has
been
in
are but mi index to the grand charac
Clara Fullerton, grand Adah, Roee-
K oval B aking F' owdkr C o ., lufi
The Ashland Turn Verein was re
the«e »ubstauces, and thereby pre tion of tne military telegraph line be- cans.
WaM atreet. N Y.
burg; W. M., of Lakeview, grand organized last week, for the fall ami the employ of the company nineteen teristics ot th« ladies of the district.
tween
this
place,
Klamath
and
Bid-
There is one thing of which Oregon serves health.
Ruth; W. M. of Baker City, grami winter «eason, under the name of the ywrs. He has a wife and three child
well, was on Sunday evening’s train,
Esther; Mrs, Rose J. Wilson, grand Ashland Athletic Club, and at present, ren living in East Portland. 11- re visitors made »ix'cial note, that was
Dr. Newsom, who has been inspect en route to Vancouver from au iuspite-
NEW THIS WEEK
turned
tli-re
on
the
engine
local
tin-
the
universal
fair
dealing
that
marked
Martha, Corvallis; W. M., Forest have their headquarters at the Co. D’s
a quartz ledge about eight miles tion of Fts. Bidwell ami Klamath.
afternoou. He will be eontim-l to Ins every business transaction, and also ing
Grove, gr.md Electa; IL S. Dunlap, barrack« iu the grove.
this
side
of
Waldo,
returned
Thursday
l>-.i for some time, though be baa no the positive instrucriou»of the judges eveniug. Samples of the rock shown !
Mr. F. E. Zoellner returned the first
grand æutinel, Jacksonville.
The handsome new gixxls at the new 'injuries which with proper uursiug in the stand anil the decide«! manner to ur by th«» Doctor are rich with gold. of the week from his trip into Eastern
The next meeting of the grand
in which they ruled, that discounten
chapter < >. E. 8.. will lie held iu Port- millinery store of Mrs. 8. A. Hutobin- cau prove fatal.
ledge is 40 feet wide with a pay : Oregon. He went as far as Baker
Rau-onie, the fir-man, was unmar anced nil attempts at unfair dealing The
laml, o>i Fr, lay following the meeting bou , cor. Main aud Church st«., are
seam of about three inches ou the , City, nnd returned home satisfied that
ried,
though
rumor
ha«
it
that
be
was
Ashland was the beet town be lia» seen
of any kind.
of the Bi le tolge, A. F. A A. M., in attracting the attention of the ladies,
surface.—(Crescent City.
in Oregon yet. He much prefers it to
The races were not what they would
June, 1MSH.
aud all should call around ami see her eugag.«l to a young hnly of Portland,
Th«
popular
Woodburn
nureery
and
was
to
have
laen
niarrital
on
the
Baker City, for business as well as for QK HEAD TROTTIHC-BRED Horssa
have lieen had the track Ix-eii in let
g«M»ls before pnrchwsiug.
*
Snitliern Oregon Presbytery.
15th iust. He was quite popular ter condition. The following is acon- Comi'S to the front with a new adver a comfortable home.
&
bred from .Morgan mni-e. mid .ireu
E. B. Hunsaker is in hi» new loca among bis fellows mid well iike-1 by ih ii'fil summary of the 4 days sjieed tisement iu which Mr. Settlemeir an-
by Gray F.avleand I'atchen horwe
This Presbytery met in the thriving
They will make nice driver«.
E. C. Kane and family started Mon
iioumvs I hat he has a million and a
city of Roto-burg Oct. 4tb ami w.is tion. the store recently occupi«*l by ail who knew him. His parent» live program:
For further particular« Inquire of or ad-
op-n«al with a sermon by th« Rev. Luderman A Carter, ami Geo. E. in th«' E ist.
Wednesday Oct 2: purse, $150; first half of trees to sell -all the leading day evening for Portland, and after dre««.
E G. KILGORE
Dean ua» already moved into the store
Klamath Co. (IS) Laugell Valley, Or
The wreck is a very serious looking race, running, *2 mile and repeat, won varieties of fruit, shade and ornamen a short visit in that city, will go to
Enoas McLean.
San
Francisco.
Mr.
Kane
haa
leave
tal tris's. He has the largest stock
Rev. Robt. M.-Leun wa»chosen Mod next door, vacated by Mr. Hunsaker. affair and w.is not cleared away until by Bessie Burk in 51 *j, 53.
of absence till Nov. 1st, and the rail
erator and N. P. D alge, of Grant’s Both are busy arranging their goods. nearly noou Tuesday. It. seems almost
Trotting race; purse, $150; won by in th« Northwest, and is thoroughly road office in Ashland is in charge of
reliable.
incredible
that
so
much
damage
to
Pass. w,«s elect«*il temporary clerk.
Grand
Admiral;
d.itK'j.
d.O*
1
«,
3.05.
District Attorney Colvig and Mi«»
D. L. Rico during his absence. Mrs.
Rev. A. F. Lott was received from Kate Lntuberger, court reporter, were rolhug stock could h iv«' b*en »lone
Third race, running. s|X'ciaI \ mile
The veteran Republican, J. 3. How W. B. Rioe is also assisting in the
the Presbytery of Lansing, and ha» ou Wwlnesday's train, en route for and only oue life lost. Railroad men dash, purse $100: won by Marshall J; ard, has beeu reappointed |»wt master office.
th«>car«' of the Linkville church.
Largest Stock in the Northwest.
at Medford, to «uec«»ed D. H. Miller,
Lakeview, where circuit court opens say that the wreck is the worst that time, 1:72.
One new clrurch has been orgauiz-xl next Monday. Mr. M. Miller of Lake has ever occurred in the history of
Thursday races, Oct. 4. First race, whose four years' term has expired.
Hoc«'
stMllag
UtraonUaary.
railroading
on
the
Oregon
A
Cali
since our last meeting, the church of view, was also on tile triun. Judge
running. I mile and repeat; purs«*, M r. Howard was appointed jioetmaHter
fornia.
Empire City. Co<>« county.
$200; won bv Bessie Burk, time, of Medford iu 1884, and was removed
The horse stealing case rejairted last
Webster und ex-bulge Prim started
Au effort ih being made to »»•cure for Lakeview yesterday.
l:52'i, 1:.->6.
in 1*85 by Cleveland, the civil service week was only a part of a daring borse- !
It.
Il,
Items.
All the leading ¿ariette« of fruit,
three new m«'n for our work; one each
Second race, trotting, purse. $250; reformer, for partisan reason». Mr. thieving run n-muck of a remarkable
shade, oruainéntal, nut and
The order for the abandonment of
for th« counties of Coos, Curry and
A new turntable, built on the Howe 2.35 class, best 3 in 5, won by Grand Howard was a prominent Republican character. A man named Gay stole a
evergreen tree»,
the Ashland-Fort Klamath military truss plan, haa just been completed at Admiral; lime, 2:58.
Josepbiue.
2:56.
when the party hadn't much consid horse aud buggy in Portland belonging
VINES
& SHRUBBERY
Our 8abt>atb-scbool missionary. Mr. telegraph line ba» not lieen revoked. Grant's P. ihr .
Third race, running. ’4 mile dash eration shown it in Jackson county.
to Dr. Giesey. Heading southward,
C. <’. Hai’sen. ba» organized 14 new Mr. D. Moore, of the signal service
Send for catalogue and price list to
for
3-year-oldt.;
purse,
$150;
won
by
aud
evading
the
officers
on
his
track,
Raymond A Whitooinb excursions Jmnlxiliree; time, 1:23.
C. W. Kahler last week delivered he stole another horse at Creswell in
Fort
S ibbath «•bools during the summer force here, lui» tu'eu ordered
,cH3? J. H. Settlemicr, Woodburn. Or.
months 111 Douglas county. Mr. Han Assiniboiue, Moutans, and expects to which com« out over the northern
Friday, Oct. 5, first race, trotting, the fine trotting mare “Bid” or Lane county, and meeting a chum at
route,
are
going
pas!
Ashland
this
sen ban returned to the th««ological start with In» family for that place to
best 2 111 3 for 4-year-o|ds and antler, "Bridget” to her new owner, T. I’. Roseburg, be eulistol him in the cam
month
into
California,
and
the
trains
»«minary in Hau Francis«'», but a suc day or to-morrow. They have many
purse. $150; won by Grand Admiral; Judson of Grant's Pass, who already paign. ami they stole three more hors
holds in company with other,citizens es. The chum was captured by Sher
cessor in t his work is already in sight. friends here who will regret to see are longer anil heavier tliau usual. time. 3 min, 3:50.
Notice to Contractors.
•Mac"
came
puffing
in
with
twelve
Step» were taken toward the estab them leave Ashland.
Second race, running
mile and of the Pass her three colts, Oliver iff Moes near Grants Pass, after being
undersigned will receive till 12
cam
behind
his
engine
last
Saturday
Twist, Satinet to and Cameo, all sired wounded iu the leg by the charge of a «•'( The
lishment of a Presbyterian academy or
repeat;
purse.
$20il;
free
for
all
:
wou
‘lock. M . Saturday. Oct. 12, iwj , «e<le<1
Mr. J. M. Casebeer, who has been a
by the standardbred Graduate. Bid shotgun fired at him by the sheriff. bids
«allege for Southern Oregon. The »«■- partner with his brother in th«' stock morning.
by Lulu; time, 1:23, 1:56.
for the coutraet to furnish al) materials
do all carpenter and other work nec
ctinng of f'lmls. land and buildings, business out in Sprague River Valley
Thu freights Hre doing considerable
Third race, trotting. 2 in 3 for 2- is the last of the family to leave Mr. Three bora«« were captured with him. and
essary to complete the brick block to bo
with tli« wl««'tion of a site for *the in for a number of >«ars, has l>een en business Ixith ways now, and the trains year-ol b.; purse,. $150; won by Lu- Kahler's possession, the Grant'» Pass Gay went clear through to Raiding erected
coruer of Main and 1st street«. Ash
sporting
men
having
now
«««ciired
the.
stitution. was IVferreil to a eompeteut deavoring for some time to make a front the north lately have l»een heavy ellen.
with the hors«' and buggy and the Lane land, (stone and brick work and plastering,
entire
Jot
a
remarkably
good
family
already
let. excluded'; in accordance with
«»»nmittee, with instructions to report trade of his interests there for his bro enough to require two engines clear
county horse, and was captured there
Saturday Oct. 5. first race, running.
plans and s|M‘Citications on file at the office
next spring. Southern Oregon towns ther Ed’s interest in the home farm ou through from Roseburg to Ashland.
I mile; purse, $100; won by Bessie of turf performers, by the way. [Times. by local officers last Monday evening. 0t<
XN A'ers. architect, A'hland. Or.
wdl I»« asked to preseut bids of land, B«-ir creek north of Ashlaud, and the
time, 1:56.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
Within the next sixty days the state
Mr. H. Happersett, Supt. of Bridges Burk;
Choice toa at Van Sant’s grocery bids.
0. G aniard .
buildings aud money for the institu exchange was finally consummated
Second race, trotting, lx-st 2 iu 3 board of horticulture will issu«» a bul
of
the
O.
A
C.
R.
R.,
has
gone
East
Ashland, Or. Oct. 3. 1W9
store
at
30
eta.
per.
lb.
*
tion. The questions of health aud while J. M. was out 111 Klamath county
mile
heats:
purse.
$100;
won
by
Harry
letin
on
"Winter
washes
for
cleaning
and will not return for two months. V; time. 2:33.
ceutr-ility of locatiou will also be con recently.
fruit tre«« and the destruction of in
Rsidniaster G dvm will also make a
sidered.
Third race,
mile and repeat; sects.” It seems that many orchard
A large number of Indians from trip East ».ion. General Master Me purse, $75; won by Cowboy; time, 51. pests deposit their larva» in the fall,
l’he R«v. T. M. Gutin. our Synotlical
I
Missionary, was present and added Klamath reservation, forty or fifty, chanic, A. Brandt, is very ill at his
and the warm spring sunshine brings
I
came in to the valley by the Rogue home in Port laud.
mu<*h to the luter.wt of the occasion.
The T ikinor Reporter is under them to life, together with the buds
The Presbytery adjourned to meet river road last week, after flour ami
An immense tree which had fallen special obligation« to Pre». Jam«« and blossoms. In the fall after the
other supplies. They had intended to across the track just below Siskiyou Vance and Sec. Smith for favor« and leaves have fallen, it is much easier to
in Jacksonville next April.
come
Ri \. F. G. S thangbl co
, n ' to Ashland, but learned that the station detained the north bound ex to the people of Yreka for a most en get at trees, and both moss and insects
------
X mills
mill) here were out of flunr, anti so press about eight hours last Monday. joyable time.
can lie removed. The pamphlet will
J<H>k the other road. Now that the The tree was more than five feet in
L eon
lie sent to every orchard in the state.
Council Proeeediiurs.
¿iter has come, the Ashland mills will diameter, and hail to lie sawed dear
Seven cents a pound for hops is an
gfllld up to their full capacity, twenty- through four times liefore the track
«.,1.1..w,g city
.
Ashland
council met
met Nf/.o.lnv
Monday 8^41
offer that is not calculated to make
Farmer» Institute.
four hour» in every «lay ami there will could be cleared.
eveuiug. Oct. 7tb. present Mayor Mills be no scarcity of flour again this year.
who have paid as high as 50
Following is the programme of the growers,
and ( oiinciimi n Walter, Colton.
cents a liox for picking, smile; yet
I
Bogu»
Cowboy
fjthibition.
Farmers'
luatitnte,
to
Is»
held
uuiier
Thornton. Thompson. Hunsaker and
During the past week a number of
that is what is lieiug offereil by buyers
A Portland papt'r of lust Satunlsy, th • aii-pa'-s of the State Agricultural in Lan« county at the present time.
teams have beeu in from Lake county
Sutton.
Opening of liids for the city water after supplies. Among the ranchers in nllusion to the many Heliem>*s f-r 4toiiege.nl Ashland, < >regon, Octolier George Hubbard, a buyer of Eugene,1
I stat«« that there is even no demand
works tx'iid» lining in order, the Mayor who came iu were Messrs. B. F, Coop Heecuig th« visitors who conn» to 25th and 2fith.
FRIDAY, 7:30 P. M.
submitted two sealed bids, which wore er. J. Willey, Am«« Boyd, T. D. Wake- the city to st»* tbe big industrial fair,
i for them at that price. He also claim«
sll that h id tx-en reta-iV'iL One was fiel«l ami John F««ter. of Warner val says:
Music.
mauy hops in the Willamett valley
from tlie Jarvis Conklin Mortgage ley, and George Wiiikletnau.of Snmuiei
Th- hugtwt fake of th«' season is a ■ Address of Welcome, W. H. Lceils. were picked too green ami are greatly
Trust Company. Portland, Or., offering Lak.. The gentlemen from W«ruer cow'riys’ tournament, hold to-dav
R>M|Hmee, Prof. B. K Arnold.
i damaged on that account. If such is
to take the wliole issue. $50.<M) al '.*> say the fires did great damage in their H ot a 'lozeu local vaqm ros attempte.l
M uste.
th« case many grower» will »offer
cents on the dollar. The other was region this fall, burning several thona- 1O 1 «<> ami br-ik Io snddl-a lot o
Pt-rchi'ron Horse, W. C. Myer.
heavy losses. Seven cents a pound
from the Bank of Ashland, offering to aud acres of meadow laud, grass, so-1 u. ry amt un''one«} borts'», the refus-
Discussion.
will barely «•over the expenses of get
Like the whole issue at 102*4 cents on and muck, leaving it bare ami roblx'd of t'e- «tr -'t-car st ibl-.
«ATI RPAY, 9:30 A. M.
ting hops ready for mar ket.
the dollar, including interests from of much of its fertility.
The 11 ' horse caught pulletl th-
Griqie Culture, A. H. Curnon.
1l.1t« of bonds. July 1. 1889, to the date
vaquero ami hi« hors- down an I
Ih-.ii-su 'u.
Indian,
H.
F.
Deardroff.
of
D.sa«l
Fine Cabinet Collection.
of tla ir delivery, provuled the bonds
dragged bis horse until bo b:ok- a w y
Work of State Board of Horticultu-e,
lx- deliver*! ou or liefore Nov. 1st, was struck on the bea.l by a h -avi It t*»>k ths other vuquero« some time J D. Whilm-n.
While at Henley last week, the
limb from a tn-e be bad lodge«i while Li r-l- ise their comrade, who retinal
TIDINGS editor bad the pleasure of
1889.
Discussion.
work iu the timber on his place disabled.
< >n m'vtion. the coaucil acc«»ptel the at
I.Hiking through the extensive collec
about
ten
days
ago.
and
pretty
badly
SATURDAY, 2 P. M.
proposition of the B ink of Ashland.
tion ot mineral specimens aud curi-
The spectators crowded into the
hurt,
tbi'Ugb
he
had
recovered
suffi
B lation ot Geology to Agriculture, osities at the n-aiilence of Mr. W. H.
High A Taylor were granted a liquor
gronii Is and surrouuded lb- v.npieroe,
ciently to make a trip to town Wed one
license for one year from O -t. 4. I*«'.*
Smith. The collecti-m has been made
of whom attempted to ride through R. A. MtUer.
nesday.
He
whs
knocked
Ben»
‘
.
-less,
Discussi, >n.
Monthly reports of city officers were
ibe crowd uml was struck over the
largely by Mrs. Smith, who kix-|« ad
and dal uot recover consciousness for head
S.-U' .if our Insect Pista, Prof. F. ding to it as opportunity offers. It
with an umbrella and ran off
received and tile«!.
a
long
turns
A
b.ul
B«'alp
wound,
Be-
The following bills were ordered vere contusions, ami a deep cut across I'wenty-five hundred i-ipl- att> ml-d, L. Waslibiiru.
contains many specimens which would
Discussion.
aud were muo'u amused at the way
tie highly valued by the geologist or
paid:
the
bridge
of
the
nose
were
the
net
8ATUBDAY, 7:30 P. M.
kVm. Patt»*rsMi». rtuiu«» to meaaure
they were sold.
the mineralogist, and mauy that
Hl 13 results of the aci'ulenL
water in Ashlan*! creek
Musin.
would be highly prized by the owner
IS S
Wiu. Patter»vn. water work*» etc.
Chilli ren
of n tine cabinet of natural mineral
7« I'D
Peach Culture, S. B. Galey.
Go to Russell's Marble Works and
A. E. H A L. €»>., *tr light* for
»0
?0
enriosities. One large case contains
E Waired, »alary and expewf
Discnssiou.
the nice work being done there. <Ifi* n need some sate cathartic and tonic
ÓÜ 1« s«e
J. K. Lmbo
Musai.
th« bones and a horn or tusk of a large
it ia A beautiful tablet j«i.-i tiuislast tor li, 1.» ave* t ap,,r i.emiug sicKness or vo re
J. s. R okv ’ s —lumber
animal of some species now extinct.
12 96 grave of little Minnie Beelie w«iiil«i lie lieve colic. headacbe. sick stomach. in-c
Lecture. Prof. E. E. Grimm.
Milton Berrv. recorder'» fee»
5
«1
digestion,
dysentery
and
the
complaints
Jacob* A Kto*er. city adv
They were unearthed in the hydraulic
in any cemetery, and anot her
Mine.
2 jl> admired
incident
toclnkihsid.
Let
the
children
G W. .Slephe!»M»n. livery hi e
el«*gaut cottage immumeut for the late
SW Short discussimi will follow each mines of Mr. Smith st Soda Bar. a
Siuimou's Liver Regulator and keep
few miles north of Henley. The horn
paper or talk.
tw n Mr. an i Mrs. Farnham will soon f«e take
Total ordered paid
well. In is purely ve.etsble, not un
and some imiu. use teeth are supposed
complete»!, and both are to be placed pleasant to the taste, and safe to take
AabkuU Building aud Loan
to lai those of the ore ox, an immense
in
the
Eiu.-rald
Run
(or
Hargadine)
alore or in connection with other niedi-
♦ioti yvhm granu*l the u»e uf thecounml
L m H m .
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To Enumerate Special Bargains but invite your
inspection of the finest line of
NEW GOODS
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
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NEWCLOTHING
THIS WEEK
AT
0. H. BLOUNT'S !
Low Prices for
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This will inform you
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Men’s Suits for
Men’s Suits for
Men's Suits for
Men’s Suits for
Men's Suits (Fine Dress) for
Men's Suits (Extra Fine) for
Men's Underwear (Good) only
Men's Wool Underwear, only
Men’s Shoes, up from
Men’s Boots for, per pair
Men’s Fine Dress Shoes,
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1 5 00
8 00
10 00
12 50
1.5 00
20 00
50
1 00
1 00
2 00
All Prices
Men’s Boots of all kinds—Largest stock
in Southern Oregon, and at lowest
prices as we wish to reduce the stock.
Our new line of Gloves. Hats &
Neckwear to arrive this wk.
50
50
to tell you of the nice
things that will be op-
ened
at his store in a
FEW DAYS.
COME AND SEE
When you have cash and
want a bargain drop in at
our place.
Yours Truly,
O. H. BLOUNT.