ASHLAND TIDINGS.
afte
IH E HAH BOB BAK.
nnniR the program for Th-.’
noon.
III. Thirl the extensive utudy and ••» <
JaekMHi Duality Teachers Meet Holiday
torni, theuptain
deep thongln devoted to preparation "I all
it.
><iid
Week
Friday,
•Jattuai y 3, 1890
A
tj.i
loiut
out the bier.
ou the varioua t>ubj"cts by thone who
A.
:o-iiight."
have been luHtrumeutal iu instructing V.ll
ui the i-uptsin'*
TIILKSDAY s .»tssiou.
th* auditors, tun! tbe readin«‘ss with
NOTES ANI) NEWS.
f il
The holiday teacher’s institute met » blab many have happily entertained
r«ides warm.
'
the ueaiiug »bore,
in the Presbyterian church at Med those in atten lunce. Hr«1 ¿«"serving of
mi Morin.
PLe national debt, haw h'on r»-triced ford, on Thursday afternoon, Dec.
urn in nntry clouds,
about Sbl.lMMI.IKM) dnnug the past year. 26tb, and was called to order by Prof. commendation and are highly appre Au l never a gle aning
-tar
ciated.
til rough th- f .g. « l.iie mountain high
Minnesota had a genuine blizzird Oils. Newbury, of .Jacksonville, who as
IV. That it is the sense of this Sh-.ne
Boiled ! lie wave» on the I.arbor bar.
a
member
of
the
county
examining
Monday, with th« wind blowing fifty
body of teachers, that the County in
committee, occupied the chair m the stitute is a great means of improve N »nt- heard the -hrit kj from druwniug lips.
miles au hour.
absence of the coiintv superintendent. ment to the teachers of the county, O'er tbe b!enter.*’ awful roar.
But the lunging cyesuu *Lore '•hall nee
S«x"retarv Tracy announces that on Mr. 11. H. Mitchell. H C. Faber, of
Tbe g'.M>d ship never more:
aud after J uly 1st all flags an<l union Ashland, was elected secretary. Upon aud thut those of our profeesion who And
never a dead fave floated up
do
not
uttend
willingly,
and
who
do
jacks of the navy shall be «•> changed motion, the chairman appointed the
The <wean's hen*y *w e!l.
not take notes for future use. los-* Foi (.hi the
liva» livn»u> sand ui the harbor bar
aa to embrace forty-two stars.
following hs a committee of reception: tunch which will help them m their Huidrth
ii* <vciv(< a cl!.
Prof.
Crawford,
of
Medford,
and
Mias
N<?t
a
*oi*t
wa* savi ¡1 The -a*’, slid new*
It is expected that tbe great Sioux
work, ami which will prevent them
To
carry
to fri u<'* afar
Bertha
Coltmi.
of
Ashland.
A
motion
Indian reservation, in South Dokota.
from becomiiig ant>«]nut«1.
-onie bit- «•( wrv k, and the tale w u» t»»id—
will l>e thrown open to settlement this was then made by Prof. (letz that all
The following reaolutiou was adopt- “Gone down on the harbur bar.”
month, adding 11,IkiO.OiN) acres to the the teachers present register their «1 by the lustitute;
are »dmost there,' the fi^u rnian cried.
land sul>j«‘t to homestead aud pre names and to them appeud the grade
Rewired, That we hereby most “We An«i
v ( ?!unl b< glad, my mNj,
of their certificate and the uuiulier of heartily condemn the appointment of i> • ridi-
emption settlement.
the harbor »uug mid *>ufe,
T
years they have speut in teaching. tlie holiday season as the lime of hold Au av in
from
Morms
.......... the
...........
.»riL. nR.dii.
„____ ’’
Washington his the lat«»st tin mine. This motion was streuuously opposed, ing tbe County Institute.
at hi»> happy luck,
And the fl «Herman smiled
......................................
It was leeeutly discovered iu th« Cas by several gentlemen aud warmly sup
Aud cuti nted his Irra -lire* <> cr,
"Primary
Work
m
Numbers"
was
And
thought
of
tbe
wnrin
in
art s waiting
cades aliore Green river, and the «re ported by olhersi After ii heated de
presented by Mrs. Wells in h manner To welcome him buck to «bore.
'now,
•bows IS per cent, tin, from a large bate of considerable length. Prof, (letz that
(ò»d
help
the
ti*h«
u
'
s«
amen
bold.
left no doubt as to her peculiar
vein. The pr<xip«'tors thought nt withdrew bis motion, aud the teachers
F.ir die wiuds Mow wild «nd far,
fitness for tho place she occupies.
ix-tu ven tbe b< al and the H^hisui home, !
first they bad struck a coal vein.
were requested to hand their names to Mis. Gilroy followed immediately with Ami
Break tbe waves on the harbor bar.
A terribly fatal epidemic ot diph the secretary, unadorned by any disa "Primary Work in Language.”' Mrs.
the dayR shall pass and storms shall
theria is reported in u South Dakota greeable suffixes of qualification. It Gilioy was thoroughly at bom« in tins Ami
But never, ah. iicv« r more.
*wevp.
community of Russians. A physician was moved an I seconded that the chair work and sustained her reputation ns In the harfjur snug and the harbor «"afe
appoint
reporters
for
the
county
pa
snail
the
tisher-oout
touch
lb«*
shore;
an excellent teacher of primary gradis.
reported last Friday that thirty-seven
me wavo tu*s high and fog huajis blow,
children had di«l of the disease, Hnd pers. Mr. Butterworth, of Applegate,
The institute then resolv.-d Itself Fur
Ami never a pitying star
and
H.
’
C.
Falier,
of
Ashland,
were
ap
or.ly two hud recovered, a number
into a Committee of tlie Whole for tbe Looks down to wit p o’er the awful iute,
pointed. Prof. Wi lls then moved that purpose of electing officers of tlie Jack- “Capsiztd uu the harbor bar.’’
beiug still sick.
three vice presidents be elected. The
Couuty Teachers Association. Ala*’ for the shlpi with snowy sails
The Czar of Russia had a serious following were the nominees: Profs, son
Getz whs elected piesident.
1 imt have hkimined the u< v.tu o'er,
at tact of influenz.i. He hardly had (letz. Sweet, Smith, Crawford, Watt, I'rof.
steamers with precious human
time to sue«ze, however, being so Lougliottoin and Miss Elvii (Tallow.ly Profs. Crawford, Sweet. Smith. Simon And the
irei ght,
busy looking for nihilists and bombs. The smvessful candidates were Profs. and Lougbotlom were elecled vice- Thai have braved the breaker’s roar
the sigi.» of nome and hope,
He is in cuus’ant terror of assassina Getz, Watt and Smith. The chair presidents; Prof. Weils, secretary; N. To -ink iu winds
blow wild ami far,
tion. and believes there are many then appointed Prof. C. S. Price, of H. Clayton, treasurer; l’rofs. Newbury, A i while
. i m<ein am vave» >hrivk out the tale,
nihilists among the trusted officials of Ashland, and Mies Lottie Reed, of Smith und Wells, Committee ou Pro
Wieekied vu the harbor bar.”
gram.
the army.
Jacksonville, a committee on introduc
The first meetiug of the association Alas for the wives tha’ weep alone
In th d sohttvd
* * * home,
*
A delegation of Sioux Indians, now tion. Moved and carried that a com was appoint«! for the se ■•aid Saturday And
llievi e* that ure dun from watching long
in Washington, called upon senators mittee of five be appointed to draw up in March, aud Ceutral Point «as se- For the ships that nv ever com«.
n t! e * h ug ’ i Up
-r its
- .. dead
„
Allison aud Wilson, of Iowa, at the a constitution and by-laws for a Coun lectttd as the place ot meetiug. At Ah Al ! th»* h(>uti>;
I
•uti<; <»f
<’f lite
the trump
inimp aim,
Teachers Association. The follow I this juncture it was discover.»! tliat
capital last Friday. As they filed ty
Ma*.
u
loyal
heart
and
true
ing
were
appointed.
J.
F.
Wisner,
the
lustitute
bad
beeu
plunged
into
a
out of the room the bystanders were Miss Lucy Hay, Messrs. Clayton, I
W1 t rise iroui the harbor bur.
serious parliamentary muddle. After
convulsed to hear them say in taking Crawford
MRS. I R MINKLER
and
Getz.
Moved
and
car
leave of the dignified senators- "Well, ried that a County Reading Circle be numerous motions, learned expositions
of parliamentary usage, nmcii wit and
gOoO-by boys.”
We Tell You l'luiniy
established. A committee ol I lire«-. repartee, peace was restored and a
A rumor that tbe laxly of Jefferson ‘■omp seii of Messrs. Crawford and motion for adjournment was made und that Sinimun’s Liver lieLnilntor will rid
Davis would be stolen, has caused Wisuer and Miss Hav, was appointed carried.
you ot
sjH p«ia, Headache, CuiiHtipa*
tion and iiuhuusness. It will break up
armed detectives to lie plac«l ou 'o confer with the offievrs of the State
H. C. F aber . .Secretary.
chills and fever and prevent their re
guard at tlie tomb. The remains are Reading Circle relative to the mutter.
(1rs N eu nt uv. Cbm.
turn. and is a complete antidote for all
to be incased iu four nutueuse blocks
At the conclusion of these prelimi
malariai poison —yt t eniireiv tree fr»m
of granite, cenanted and bnri«i in naries, the regular program was taken
quinine and calomel, fiy it. und you
Jacksonville Items.
tue plot in winch the monuiueut to up. Prof. Hazelton, of Eagle Point,
xviil be astonished at the u«»od results of
Stonewall Jackson stands.
the first speaker upon the program,
biujuiuns Liwr Itegulalor,
Rev. G. C. Thomas and bqtiire An
uot appoar upon the scene, hence
The San Francisco Examiner ac did
subject was discussed informally, gle, of Medford, were at the couuty
Noli may go through the town but
cuses Francis G. Newiauda (eon-in-law the
and
excellent suggestions were seat Tuesday.
'twill bl* very slow if you listen to ail
of the late Senator Sharon) of chang made many
by those who participated, Au
Scott Griffin, tin1 rustling real estate that is said as you go, about the nice
ing ins politics and residing more os
was made at 4:15.
agent of Tolo, was in town Tuesday
dress goods and fancy goods at Hun
tentatiously in Nevada than San Fran adjournment
The evening session was opened by
saker’s.
*
cisco for the purpose of preparing to a male
Miss
Clara
Cameron,
of
Unioutown,
rendered in most el
HBMtiine the Senatorial toga to t>e dis- callent quartette
style. This was followed le is spending the holidays in Jackson
posed of soon by the Nevada legisla- an address
NEIGHBORING col NTIES.
of welcome by Prof. Craw ville, tbe guest of her sister, Mrs.
ture.
ford of the Medford schools. Prof. Jacolis.
Fresno, Cai., De«:. ill). Late last Getz, who had been designated by
MTSKITOU COUNTY. CAL
John McDonough, oue of tbe solid
night a novi'l marriage contract was Prof. Newbury to occupy the chair farmers of Willow Springs precinct,
[Yreka Journal, Jan 1 •
«•uter«t into between Mary Wilson and during the evening session, responded was at the couuty seat Tuesday.
We hear that an elei tue light plant
Josep CamplM*)!. Siie is s nd to lx* au to the aildress ot welcome in a neat i
Wm. L Miller. George R. Neil. will certavly be established iu Yreka
heiress, with felUJlOO tn her own nntne, little speech, that alsmnded in rugged
aud Ue is a Sacramento county farmer. good sense and felieitloils compliments ■James Linn aud Miss Loma Luy are next spring.
The contract is for six mouths, and if | I to the good people of, Medford. The reported ou tho sick list.
A Freuebinii'J going from Shasta to
Joe gets drunk in the lueautime tlie; : final exen*ise of tbe^Cvening was a lec-
Misses Lydia McCall and Mabel dear creek, a few miles wist of Sisson,
I ture by Rev. Eneiri McLean. ii|xin the Wagner are visiting Jacksonville, tbe on Inst Thursday, fell into the middle
contract is void.
Course of Study; Its Means, guests of Miss Jeunie Jackson.
of the creek and was drowned. His
High life in Loudon is minimally theme “A
and Meth'xU.” This lecture
tied) wns recovered late next uigbt.
ugitat«i by social scandals just Dow. Aims
The
W.
P.
H.
M.
society
were
eu-
was highly interesting, and whs deliv
In addition to the west eu<l club ered
, At Montagne, six miles east of
tertain«i
on
Thursday
afternoon
by
the reverend getitlemau’s usual
honse iniquities and the Parnell happy in manner.
Mi»»«e Carrie au.^ N’ua Beekman, at a Yreka, only two inches of snow fell,
chargee, one or tbe most prominent
lunch aud ice cream social, at the ntni nt Little Sliastu, only 12 miles
FRIDAY'S SESSION.
society men ami journalists of the
residence pt Mrs. C. C. Beekman, aud east, an inch mid a half fell. Yreka
metropolis is now tile principal of a
was favored with eight inches last Sun
The forenoon session of the institute a very pleasant time was had.
scandal, which baa driven him from was called to order by Vice President
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E liott enter-
Euglaud. It is the story of old of P A. Getz, who acted as chairman of
We bear that a nnmlmr of HtoreR in
tertained a large number of iuvit«l
fenses lu India years ago
the convention during the temporary guests
at homo ou New Year’s eve. town will be titteil up with uew style
alieence
of
Mr.
Newbury.
"Congrega
The ex-Empress of Brazil died in
Cards and refreshments served to glass fronts in the spring, to afford
Portugal last w«-k from the effects of tional singing" formed the opening while away the hours nntil the dawn handsome show windows.
exercise.
Mr.
Newbury
arrived
at
thi6
the mental trouble aud physical ex
1 <>f the New Year. A most delightful
The Redding papers, as expected.
posure conse«iiient upon the dethrone juncture, took the chair ami called for time was enjoyed by those present.
are strongly opposed to a removal of
the
secretary's
report
winch
was
read
ment of the eii.;>eror and th«* hurried
The "Lena Marsells” dramatic com the land otti •«• from Shasta to Sisson,
expulsion of >e royal family from and approved. This was followed by
Brazil. Dom P«lro is report«! as the reading of the report of the com pany, played three evenings of last mid we suppose the tigtit will belie-
seriously affected by liis grief over tlie mittee appointed to take initiatory week to crowded houses. There have t ween Redding mid Sisson, in which
death of his «nf«. and it is thought steps toward establishing a County few dramatic artist given such gen case, we of course favor the latter
he will not survive her long. As h<> Reading Circle. The report was sub eral satisfaction as this company. place.
knelt beside his dead wi'e the ex mitted but action upon it was deferred. Ixith ou and off ’he stage Should
The old county hospital had a very
emperor said: "I have experienced This report was followed by a protract they ever visit Jacksonville again they narrow escape fiom lieiug burned
»ill
meet
with
a
cordial
welcome.
ed
discussion
upon
the
advisability
of
ffie most bitter trial God conld inflict
down last Sunday morning, shortly be
upon me. Her faithful aud affection organizing a reading circle without
fore uoon. The roof was on tire neat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Kenny
enter
ate companionship has snstaiu«l me waiting for the action of the county tained a number of invited guests at a a stove pipe, which wus discovered in
for forty-six years. God's will be superintendent, who is really the man card stKtial on Saturday evening. time to save the building.
done." Tbe domestic life and the upon whom devolves the duty of at Vocal and instrumental music by Miss
KLAMATH COVNTT.
liberal aud patriotic government of tending to this matter.
Youug, and most enjoyable re
At the conclusion of this discussion, Alina
rUnkville ¿tar. Dec. 27. |
Dom Pedro will shine with brightest
freshments
were
a
part
of
tbe
evt'uiug's
lustre in contrast with th«- record ot a | Prof. Price discoursed upon the theme pleaseres.
Gran Childers, who is selling hay
majority of the monarchs ot tbe world "Irregular Work." This gentleman,
for Mr. Murn», lias four or five hun
Sheriff
Binlsey
root
with
quite
n
seri
buoyant,
iiffa'ile,
hum
iron«,
and
in
when monarchy shall occupy a
tensely sensible, interested aud euter- ous accident, as he was returning from dred tons on. hand at 1812 u ton.
place only in history.
tinned the audience for three quarters Forest creek Monday evening. When
A Linkville lady whose three hus
In New York three or four hundred of an hour, and left a good impression near the top of Jacksonville hill, tbe bands are alive, objects to being
policemen have the grippe, and in upon his hearers.
wheels of tbe buckboard in winch be called a buneli-gr iss widow.
Chicago the postmaster and fifty or
The chair announced a short inter was riding,gan into a deep rut that
Forb-s is keeping a large square of
sixty of Ina clerks are affected with it. mission for the cultivation of the so the Several inches of snow on tbe
ice all elemi on the lake. He will
A few p«>ple in Sau Francisco, Ta cial graces.
luouutaiu prevented him from seeing, store
away 80 tons tins seasou.
coma, anil other places who want d>8-
The subject of "Penmanship" was lie »as thronn bea'ily to tbe ground,
tinction are also published as having then taken up by Prof. J. S. Sweet, of the wheels passing over lus body. Au
Of the two men who figured in the
Ibis Asiatic disease with its Frencu ttie Ashland state normal school. Prof. examination by Dr. Summers disclosed much notice i trial in U. S. court at
mrai Tiwstartliug he i iliu«s in some Sweet acted as a substitute for Prof. the fact that two of the Sheriff’s ribs Portland,
mis return* d t<
of the daily papers would lead one to Nvs-e, who could not be present. At on tbe right si lo were brokeu. Thu Bon inza
Walker having ac
tbe supposition that the epidemic is the expiration of'tiie time allotted to driver, Will Lytle, succeeded iu stop cepted a job of work in the city of
as much to be dread«! as the yellow the discussion of this subject, the in ping tbe hors.-s before any other dam Portland.
fever or smallpox or cholera. They stitute adjourned until 1:30 p. m.
age was done.
Mrs. John Wells, who has been
read: “The Epidemic Still Spread
The afternoon session opened under
From Prof. Newbury, of the Jack staying iu Linkville for some time,
ing!” “Increasing in Fatality!" "A more auspicious circumstances than
More Malignant Type Assumed!" etc any of its predecessors. The number sonville public schtHil, wo learn that returned to Bly Monday, Ht-coro-
Yet when the report belo«' is read we of teachers was much larger than usual the teachers institute held at Med panie-l by h -r daughter .Nliss Miuuiu
learn that the disease is in no wise und the list of distinguished visitors ford last week, was unusually interest Walker
woree than a bad cold, and certainly was augmented by the presence of Mr. ing and pleasant. Sixty teachers were
In Justice Wright's court Thurs
no more fata). P«*«ple who are iu a Jacobs, ex-supenntendeut of schools I euroiled, ami th«* attendance through day moruing a num named Sjiear
delicate state of health from diseased of Jackson county, and the Hon. out was good, almost every section of w.is liekl in
for assmlt with a
lungs, or from debility, whatever the Roliert A. Miller, ot Jacksonville, mem theeoooty being r> presented.
deadly weapon on Charley Armstrong
cause, may tiud a bud cold a «‘nous ber of the legislature front this county. ford’s hospitable citiZeus were courte Bail furnished.
thing occaaBionally, ami the few "fatal”
After the usual song service. Prof. ous and obliging, and all had an in
Among the improvements on Main
eases reported are merely the aggra Getz occupied the floor an hour in the teresttug and pleasant time.
in the spring, will be a large
vation by tbe “bad cold” of a disease discussion of the subject "Illustration
Mr. Watson Hays, of Grand Rapids, street
already doing its work upon tb« sys ot the Phonic Method of Teaching." Michigan, is spending the holi-lays addition to Ky Taylor's building, hi
tem. Some physicians even doubt The subject, difficult at all times, was with bis sister and bnxher, Mrs. Hugh says he will open the largest and
that the ««‘all«! "epidemic" shows n treated with the skill of one who Elliott, and George Hays, of Jackson finest tonsorial and billiard parlors in
much greater numlier of persons af- knows whereof he speaks; and the only ville. lie has started tor au extended Southern Oregon,
tiiet«*d than Pas frequently happen«! regretful feature about the matter was tour through China and Japan and
during other winters, without causing that the time was liunteiL A short will priH‘«-<l westw.ird at once, going Rewire of ointments for Catarrh that con-
I
much discussion or comment.
intermission was t lieu taken to afford via Sandwitch Islands.
tain Mercory.
V
the
assembhsl
teachers
and
specta
ors
as 11» icuiy will surely destroy the srnse
' The HSHtH’iaU-d press dispatches
Talent Item*.
of smelt and completely dvrungv the
of the week just pa»e«l are full of an opportunity to interview the pho
uhole system when entering it through
horrible fatalities. Last Friday three tographer who was in waiting at the
When one asks, "How’s Talent?*, it the mucous surfaces. Suoh articles
womeu were burned to death iu th«* door.
TLjs was siiceeeile.l by an exercise would hardly be proper now to say should never tie used exci'pt on prescrip
attic of a building which was burned
tions from reputable physicians, as the
<>n Jessie str«‘t, San Francis.». und on in orthography by Prof. L. V. Wells, “It's dry.” In fact the roads sre al- damage they will do is ten fold to the
Saturday uight Mrs. Jam* Erwin and of Ashland. Prof. Wells' paper had most impassable.
good you can possibly derive from them
two .laughters from Miaeonri, going lieeu carefully prepar«l and was de
Our young men are having lots of Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
livered
in
an
interesting
manner.
to their uew home ii v ent lira county,
—shooting and gaming for turkeys F. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., con
The Hon. Roliert A. Miller yielded fnn
mercury, and is taken inter
(Jala., were mq.hyxii .«1 in their rooms
mid
chickens; also, dancing mid card tains no and
acts directly upon the blood
at the Eureka hotel in Oakland. At to the clamor of bis friends and made playing B»*em to have great attractions nally,
mucous surfaces of the system. In
Hiiroutou, Mich., Sunday morning a few appropriate remarks. This con for muny of both sexes. Although and
buying Holl's Catarrh Cure be sure you
eleveu people were burne.1 to death iu cluded the afternoon session and the there are numerous marriageable get the genuine. It is taken internally,'
tbeir dwelling. Mrs. McKay was institute was adjourued until 7 o'clock young people iu this locality, they and made in Toledo, Ohio, F. J, fhinei
burned to death at Eureka, Unia . on in the evening.
seem to lie incliut d that way. A Co.
The eveuing session opened with a don't
1
Sold by Druggists, price 76c. per
tlie 2tith nil., by her clothing catching
Perhaps
they think times are uot pro bottle.
tire at a grate. Six negroes were tak beautiful solo by Mrs. Gilroy of Ash pitious.
en from jail uud shot by a mob of land. By a change iu the print« 1 pio-
There are not quite so many indica
masketi men at Bamewell Court house. gram. Prof. Sweet then delivered the tions of a boom at Talent as some
Jectute
which
had
l>een
assigned
for
South Carolina, on th«- ¿Sth. At
might expect or desire, considering
White Sulphur Springs. W. V.u, Dec. Saturday «veiling. Tins lecture was the uiitnrsl advantages of the locality,
28th, a train running fifty nniee au replete with timsLed sentences, a mild but there are good indications of
hoar wm wrecked, uud of the twelve chastisement of our legislators for healthy growth.
~ sine you g.-t it,
occupants in the sleeping car, all wen* their lack of interest manifested in the
I now have in mind to mention the
bast bl<xxl-purifier.
kill«*d except one. No other persons welfare of the Normal schools of the
With its forty years
on the tram were kill«l. but some state and happy allusions to the high n»w dwelling house, nearly completed
of unexampled Suc
twenty-live were injur«!. Another un calling of the teacher. This was fol for occupancy, of E. K. Andetson. I
re«» in tlie eure ot
usual horror was the «loath of an old lowed by the recitation of a medley by suppose it is the finest country resi
gentleman at Imliauapolis ou the ¿Sth H. C. Falier, of Ashland. Prof Ben dence iu Oregon. It is the result of
xl I >i «a-.es, you
make no luis-
—a paralylic who was literally Is’iled to son, of .loseohme county, delivered th< arclii ec nml ski 1 of C. W. Ayers
an
eloquent
lecture
upon
the
theme
of
Asliiaud.
I
do
not
suppose
Ills
: in pre(«-rriug
death. He bad been placed iu a warm
.
"Life.
”
This
lecture
was
a
model
of
house
could
lie
cotistructeil
for
less
tyer's
bath, with lamps burning under tbe
metal tub, and th«* attendant weut rhetorical timsn ami was delivered than i-'HKHi. cheaply as « verything c in
with
gra<*e
aud
dignity.
lie pnrch ised and produc'd at th--
away ami left him. while be caroused,
Sarsaparilla
Prof. Getz then rendered a solo present low prices. .Mr. Anderson di
and the helpless victim was found
nil the heavy and rough h ulling. M
to any other. The
dead in tbe tfib next morning with tbe with tine efft'et.
A motion was made and carried that .Ay rs e nployed the l>est tnech tuicst i
foie-runner of nuxl-
skin ami tiesii lx>il«i so that it dropp«-d
county papers be request«! to publish Ooun ry affords, an I the result, is
err l.lo.al medicines,
from the body.
Prof. Benson's lecture. Adjourned.
HMgBlfiOMli f-t rnct lire from "cellar t '
Avir's Sarsaparilla
dome." It is two, high »tori s -th I
is still the most pop
S
aturday ' s session .
Jackson County Won't stand It.
lower rooms can tie thrown all in on-
ular, being in great
A fair audience was present when ball by folding doors It would pay
er d inaii.l than all
There was a man in town last Tues
otlii.s combined.
day iron Ap|l«‘gate, purchasing the morning sessitiu whs opened. any one wellllo take a loik through
Christmas toys and trinkets for the Xfter appropriate vocal music the re the house. Mr. A. means to k*ep on
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla is selling faster
little folks, who stands six f«*et. four port of the comittee ap,minted to improving his naturally tine farm to than ever before. I never li«»itatc to
draft
a
constitution
and
by-laws
for
a
make
all
tLuugs
compare
with
the
r>-<
oinmen.l it." —George W. Whitman,
inches in ins stocking f«‘t. He is. wo
Druggist, Albany. Ind.
believe, tbe tallest roan in Southern County Teachers A-s ciatiou was m ule house.
and accepted. Prof. Crawford." of
" I am safe in saying that my sales of
Oregon.- |Rogue River Conner.
Mr. Harvey is yet hard at work im
Medford, then read an excellent paper
Ayer's Sais.-iparilla far excel those of
Perhaps people in a young and upon tbe subject of "Grammar.” Prof. proving his farm it he old Stone place) any otlifi.and it give» thorough satisfac»
struggling county, like Jos. phiue are Wells, of Ashland, th> n made a m i- mi l will ultimately make a tine farm tio’n " I. II. Bush, lies Moines. Iowa.
excusalde for allowing individuals like tion that a committee on resolutions of 1L Mr. Addison and Mr. Khoi.s
"Ayer's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Pills
tbe above d««.'rit>ed to go alout look lie appointed by the chair. Profs. are making beautiful homes. Of a arc tiie best selling medicines in my
ing down on their fellow men of tbe Wells aud Smith and Miss Anna dozen or more of the tine homes in i lie store. I can recommend them conscien-
common level, but Jackson county, Fisher, of Talent, were appointed. vicinity of Talcut, I must mention that tioiislv." — C. Bickbaus. Pharmacist,
where, tbe p«>ple kuow a thing or Here a recess of ten min'itea wa< tuk- ot W. H. Breese. Mr and Mrs. Breese Roselaud. III.
"We have sold Ayer's Sarsaparilla
two. fspcu.illy about finances, wou’t en. The snbj ct of "History” was work to the best advantage toward
for over thirty rear« and always
•taud it. There were two ra> n in tins next presented by Mi»» Julia Go-»d- m iking the most of lls a ires of land here
hat seems possible to do. They la- recommend it when asked to name tl:o
couuty wh> could give Ibis u>an the year. of tbe Ashland Sta'e Normal. I lieve
in a "little farm well tilled.” Al best Idood-p'.ritier." — W. T McLean,
odds of bis socks aud raise him out— She ncquittel herself in a mas'eriy
Dmggist. At gu»ta,OUi0
they r re Iw.th iu the penitentiary. O dc f istuon. At tbe dose <>f tlrs dis-ours-? most anyone can take lessons from
"I l.a*e -- Id jour medicines for tbe
ia‘£. ii. Roteu. 6 feet 4Cj inches high; Prof. Simons, of Sam's Valley, made them on beautifying as well as making )a«t seventeen years, and always keep
1 Il his appearance and spoke briefly but a small farm profitable.
sent i p last w.-ek for cue year. Th-
tiuni in stock, as they aie staples.
other ls "Straight Edge" Caldwell, pointedly from the theme "Composi
Uncle "Ike" Wagner and Ins estT ■ There is nothing s.. good for the youth
who is an inch taller—he is in for tion Work.” An adjournment was mable lady have been here and left on ful blood' as Avet’s Sarsaparilla.” —
life
the 30th for their'home iu the Wiliam- R. L Parker, Fox Lake, Wis.
then effected until 1 30 p. m.
"Avers Sarsaparilla gives the best
The afternoon session wae opened etts valley. They are among Oregon's satisfaction
of any medicine I have In
by an exercise upon "Study and Reci beat citizens
Indlipenvable to tbs Toilet.
stock
I recommend it. or, as the
tation,"
conducted
by
Prof
P.
A.
Getz,
Darbys Prophylactic Flnid cures chaf
John Shook, a citizen of Kinmath Doctors say. ' 1 prescribe rt over the
' It ne« er fails to meet the
ing. eruptions and lutlamiuation of ail iu his inimitable manner.
county,
well-to-do cattle man, is vis- counter
Tbe committee on resolutions then iting old a fneuds
ca«es for «l.uh 1 recommend it. even
kinds: cures lnflamid or sora eyes; re
at
Talent
to-day.
whete
th?
doctors' prescriptions have
hevea pains frotu bites or Miuga of in- presented their report. The following
been of nr. avail " —C. t Calhoun,
.
F. S harp .
aecia mid sore feet, destroys nil tair.t of resolutions were adopted: Be it
Moumouth, Kansas
Dec 311, 1*89.
perspiration or olfanaive smell from ths
Ke» irc.l I y the teachers of Jackson
feet or any part of the bcUv. cleanses county ii institute assembled'
and whitens the skin
Lsed as a
I. I'Uat » ii hereb? express our grat
No that is a mistake, they bave
dentifrice, it purifies the breath: pre itude to tl.e authorities of the Presby
not quit the business Atkinson nt
serves the teeth and cures toothache;
PRKI’ABED BY
terian obtireb for their hospitality iu the Woolen Mill Olli •*e or Carter at
•ore gnras and canker
entcrtaiumg ns in tbeir building.
the Bank will insnre your property tn Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Meet
II That we thank the Medford the best aDd most reliable Campanie«,
>1, all boulM, *4. Worth
• bott-a
Mall tor printing iu its ralasole oul- and at th« lewret rates
24
Jan ¿2d. look out.
TEACHERS’ INSTITI T
Smith & Dodge
Carry the largest and br
FURNITURE!
Iu Southern Oii-gun.
WALL PAPER,
Alw
FRAMES ANO
MOULDINGS, CHILDREN'S WAC0N3,
BABY
ETC,
CARRIAGES,
ETC.
We »«>¡1
TAKING STOCK
THE Davis Sewing Machine,
The bast sewing machine made. Call and
-we it and be convinced
13 43
FOR
«
■'l
Saddle and Harness The T
Thirtv Davs!
AT
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Keep* constantly on bund a full
nupply of everything in above
line, which will be sold at prices
fitj low as can be offered anywhere.
MORAL & BROS
WORK
ALL ORDERED
t/
«/
MANUFACTURER,
i will be made to give entire eat in faction
Repairing Neatly Done
it low rates, aud all work done promptly
H. JUDGE.
[9-48
-Men's and. Boys’
Clothing-
AT STARTLING PRICES.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
«
Haringoneof th«-h«st skylight*»»! Or
egon, and knowing how to vse it,
I OVAIUNTEB GOOD WORK.
M. E. TYLER.
O regon
AAST.AXTL
Myer's Blockest mJ« Main street.
Muslin, Sheeting and Canton Flannel
AT FACTORY PRICES.
OF
ARTISTIC
Carpets, Window Shades and Lace Curtains
STILL FALLING.
Get your Blankets and Quilts while they are down in price and
the weather is cold.
His Work Speaks
G
R
0
LADIES’ AND MSSSES’ TRIMMED HATS
All for what it would cost you for the work of trimming.
c
E
R
I
Ashland,
Oregon.
A fine stock of Dress Goods all at reduced prices.
Fresh Bread and Pies Daily.
Choice Cake* of every variety kept eon
»tantly on hand
Orders for parties promptly executed and
•peclal prices given
All kinds of ornamental work neatly done
Wedding Cakes a specialty.
Where
you
Bread Delivered Daily at
Your Door.
Prices
always
erv mouth.
JOHN WEXLER,
i
1323
a
MORAL & BROS.,
reasonable.
5aF*Bread bills must he settled
Proprietor
Z
get a ticket with every dollar’s worth of goods you buy .at
Ashland, Oregon.
Opp. P.O.
4
r. .irn
g
K3r.x2r.,,tr.ar..ùnr.3C.ir.3K3r.-
'* -
E jcjcjcul "jL-jiacjejracjir.
4k
AT THE
$ 3.50 each
Men's < Ivercoats for
5.00 I
Men's < Ivercoats, grey, for
10.( '0
Men’s < Ivercoats, handsome blue
8.00
Men’s < hcreoats, brown
12.00
Men’s (Ivcrcoats, brown dress
lo.oo 4.
Men's Overcoats, fine chinchilla
8.00
Men’s Overcoats, good
10.00
(
Overcoats,
brown
Men’s
4.50 It
Bov Overcoats
2.00
Men’s Heavy Odd Vest
3.50
Men’s Suits
5.00
Men’s Suits
8.00
Men's Suits
< 4
10.00
Men's Suits
12.00 it
Men’s Suits
15.00 I
Men’s Suits .
20.00 it
Men’s Suits, fine dress
1.75 It
Men’s Lined Duck Coats
3.00 I
Men’s Lined Duck UlsteTs
1.25 it
Men's I fined Duck Vests
4
Ask For Ayer’s
(
.ecb <1
RED
4 4
4 4
HOUSE!
* 4
4
4
’XL’
r
Men’s Shoes from
I $ 1 00 Up
Men’s Boots from
3 00 up
3 (M ) up
Men-’s Rubber Boots from
50 up
Men’s Working Gloves from
25 up
Men’s Grey L’nderwear from
Men’s Fine White v’nderwear
50 up
Men’s Fine Wool Striped t 'wear 1 00 up
50 up
Men’s Overshirts, from
Men's Wool O’shirts, navy blue
50 up
Men’s Fine White Shirts
50 up
50
Men’sCottonade Pan ts
Men’s Dress l’ants
4 00 Pr
Men’s Hats
50 up
25 up
Bov Hats
Boy l’nderwear, from
25 up
Men’s Fancy Scarfs, from
25 up
Men’s Nobby Mu tilers, from
50 up
Men’s Silk Handkerc-hi» f-, from
50 up
Low Prices
Men’s Rubber Clothing at
Men’s Oil Clothing
Wav Down
I
W e are offering all goods in our line at
The Lowest Prices Cash Can Procure
*
And will only be pleased to show you through the
Y ours T ruly .
stock.
JET.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
'
_A.shlan.cL, Or
Clothier
Hatter
I*
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