.1 ac k >o il vi lie Items.
Heal Estate Transactions.
NOTES AXI» NEWS.
The Timex is still snarling because
it wasn't supplied with paper by the
H. J. Clark to Carrie £L Minckler,
Gen. J C. Tolman and Hou. C. B.
T idinus at the latter's expense dur­
Senator Ingal!« will d> iver the ora­ Watson, of Ashland are in town.
lot No. 50, Prachts addition to city of
Era fay.
March 7. I'iiM
a' Gettysburg next memorial day.
Ashland; con. $900.
ing the blockade, aud indulged last tion
I
John M''D ino'i^U, of l olo, was in
Jami* G. Birdsey, Guardian of
week in another of its coyoteisms when
Abraham Lincoln's graudeoi and Jacksonville Satin day.
Geo g« IL and Aunm D.
Budsev.
KUITVK1AL N< (TESAMI NEWS.
it intimated that a Roseburg paper namesake, the little sou of I'. S.
Miss Knte ls*mlierger, court steno- minors, to Max Mailer, undivided ‘3
Minister
Robert
T.
Lincoln.
died
in
The Montana Republican senators furnished its readers with telegraphic London on the 28th ult.
gruplier, went to Grint's Pass on Sun­ interest in lot on California street,
Jacksonville; con. SI00.
day evruiug.
are likely to take their seata in the news daily, "just as the T idinos did"
Max Muller to Isaac and Jennie
The
Floriila
orange
crop
is
isdieved
—
bat
furnished
the
daily
free.
The
V. S. Senate.
Judge mid Mrs. Nail «pent several Muller, lot ou California street, Jack­
to
be
almost
destroyed
by
frosts
this
fact is that the Roseburg paper in
days visiting friends in Ashland last sonville; con. Slot).
Gen. Alger's boom for the Presi­ question did not print altogether any­ month. 'The mild whiter had brought week.
A.’ii L. Lewis to A. H. Maegly , N
ail kinds of fruit out earlier than usu­
dency is already rising again. The more telegraphic news than the al.
Mr. aud Mrs. Isaac Miller are again E. .'.I of sec. 7, mid & j£_ l4> of Sec. 6,
tp. 26, S. FL 1 W. three huudrsd acres;
country might have a much worse— Weekly T idinus received and printed
Chnuucey M. De[>ew deuics the occupying tiieir reelmure ou t'altfoi- con. 8.7K).
and is not likely to have a much (let­ in one issue before it began the daily published statement that he intends nla street
Oscar G.initird to H. G. Kesterson,
ter president
tliau Alger would
it issued this free to regular sub­ to resign the presidency of the New
Mr. mid Mrs. Win. M. Il-ihie* are S. E. '4 of N. W.
and N. E. l4 or
make.
scribers just as the Roseburg pap­ York Central Si Hudson River rail­ housekeeping at the Ni-ub-r pluc- on Sec 18. mid N. |„ ,,t \ \y i4 ,,f s,„.
road to become a candidate for pres Court street.
17. tp. 36. SR 2 W.
The socialists have made great gains er did aud would have done the ident of the United State® iu 1892.
Mrs. M. Aiuistrong and George' $10.
in the receut election in Germany, •anie the next week, had the daily
Kate Howell to M ggie
___ E 11 .•li in.
Ex-Speaker Banks, who is acknow­
Every issue <>t ledged to have presided over the House lluyt* have returnee! to Uieir residences ' N > , of L.t 4. blk. 28. C?tv o’f'.Vdilu i I:
and the power of the imperialist party not t>«en demanded
that they removed ftoui during the ■
con. SliXXJ.
•* seriously crippled. Bismarck may ths D aily T iding » contained as in au impartial manner says: "Speak­ flood.
L. M. Lyou to 1. J. Phipps, W t-^ of
conclude that another war must lie much telegraphic news as that week's er Reed's rulings are perfectly correct,
Judge Webster, Dist. Att.Coivig, C. lot 1, blk. 3, Barrs addition to Med­
aud I think every posi'iou taken by
lasne.
however,
and
the
Cost
of
its
commenced
■ed suou. to hold the empire
W. Kahler, H. K. llatlU.i and Chas. fold; con $135.
him is a sound aud tenable oue."
publication under the circumstance«
Neil are all at Grant’s Pass, circuit
together t uluder the crown,
J. G. Birdsey to Max Muller, un­
The last Btorms have played sad court being iu session at that place.
was entirely too great to lie under­
divided S interest iu land ou Cali­
havoc with livestock interests east of
T bere is i-s no hope of any important
taken in any other way than just as
James A. Cardwell is still in critical fornia street, con. $400.
Irgisiatlol J by Congress tins session it was done. The Roseburg paper the Cascades, and reports will again health, with no preceptible improve­
Jiiino Barnum tn J 5 Cummow. land m
have to be revised. Iu many places
St 5, tp 39. > K 2 £. Also lots 1, 10, blk 3.‘.
that will i make a practical l>eginniiig
ment
iu
his
condition.
His
daughter,
< oolidge addition to city of Ashland: von
is entitled to great credit for ita en­ more damage is reported than from
Mrs. 1. W. Berry, of Salem, is ex­
of the reclamation of the and public
terprise, but what should be thought all the Btorms of the u inter hereto­ pected here on a vtsit in a few days.
Prt\i.1 Alien to Alexander Walker block
hinds. The eastern and southern of an "immense" institution like the, fore.
H W hitney Traot” |70
Murtha i‘> and .1 8. Howard to Marion I
Mr.
M.
J.
Canning,
of
the
firm
of
inemliersoppose the proposition to ex
Ex-Cotigre«emau Taulbee, of Ken­
Fryer, lot 12, blk, 40, (own of Medford. « ou.
Timet, having three towns within
tucky, was shot iu the head, but uut Canning A Wallace, Portland pharma­ $40
pend money to make farms of the
daily reach, which made no effort to fatally wounded, by Chaa. Kmeaid, cists, arrived from the north Sunday.
Orr and Tran- <’»» tv J. J. Fryer, lot 2. blk
"deserts" in the "great west."
obtain any telegraphic news until the correspondent of the Louisville Timet, He returns to Portland to night ac­ SO. con I.TO.
John and Elizabeth Bolt to Johu F Bailej,
on the steps of the capital at Washing­ companied by Ins wife, (nee Miss Ida water ditch and mining < ¡ huh ou Foots
A meeting of the Republican state week after the weekly T idings came ton last Friday. Taulbee Inni as- Prim,) who Las lieen iu Jacksonville creek,and known as th« Draper Ditvh and
mining claim. con.|900
for several weeks past.
central committee was held at Port­ out with diaiiatches. and was theu , saulted Kincaid.
John Boll to Kubli anti bolt, oue water
land Wednesday, and the result will shamed into having telegraphed from
ditch together with uiiniug claim, on middle
Jas.
G.
Birdsey,
sheriff,
with
Dr.
March “came tn like a lion" in the
I fork ol roots creek: con.
Ashland
at
reduced
rates
for
its
Jackson
as
guard,
went
to
Portland
probably be a call for the state con­
eastern states,
The
temperature
W H. Pomeroy to Ina F. Pomer«»y.
vention to meet sometime in April. weekly a little of the news that had throughout the Southern Atlantic last Friday with the prisoners who blk 22, town of Medford; con 150.
i s. to J ob F Grinin, land in Sec >
are wanted there on a charge of em­
Chairman Buali has called a meeting l>eeti appearing in the T idings . The states were about the coldest ever bezzlement. They also took Charles 14 lr>. *p
h 2 W, von. 321 acres,
known for the first of March. 'The
ore
an«i Traiix. (o, to
L. Martin,
Timet
man
is
a
great
“
rustler"
for
.............
....... lot Ml
of the Democratic stnte central com­
Doble
to
Salem,
wlio
wa«
sentenced
blk
P.
’
•
'•
*•’
K.
K
addition
to city of V .bland.
East has bad a mild winter, but is
mittee at Salem on the 19th inet.. and ads. and subscriptions and county catching storms aud “blizzards" this to one year iu the penitentiary from eon 1125.
H B and H H. Carter to E \ Mill*, lot
this couuty for larceny.
the Democratic state convention will •crip, but when the necessity comes week.
and W ’a of blk. Bi. Pravtitn addition to
to
\
Ashland; i7So
for
genuine
enterprise
in
furnishing
C-ol.
R.
A.
Miller,
sec.
S.
O.
S.
B.
A.,
Aio don I it tie held won after that of
The Oregon immigration board sent
-M<) <Mc< ail, idtJUA'*ir«Uor. to ('lara E
news that has to be paid for - lie out last week iMMHl pamphlets to Ne­ has about completed the work of I I .4 . tie. land in Sv«-
tp. 39. S K l E, is?
♦lie Republicans.
hasn't time U> attend to it. He pre­ braska. and 4800 to Chicago, and has collating and compiling t lie data for aerei, von. 330J.
M
.
L.
M<
<
aH,
adut
.
t<»
S.
m Khode*, land
made preparations to send alaiut .rXt.- the report of the Board; it will em­ in Se<; 5. tp 39. S I: 1 p. •>; «errs; «-on |10j0.
The news is telegraphed from Sau fers second-hand Dews every time.
brace carefully collected statistical
B.
and
E
C.
Galey
to
\V.
P Benn, lut •*
(XXI
to
Iowa,
Michigan,
and
New
Eng
­
Francisco that there are twenty-five
addition to Ashland con. 3700.
land. Eight small boxes of Oregon uud general reports from the vanous Prachtn
(»rc
and
Ir
tri'
<
n.
to
Win.
I’lrich and T.
thousand idle men in the city, and
prune«, the doicest raised in the state, counties of the district, the whole J. Kenney lot. ’•♦i. blk 70 tou n of Medford
Brire anil DcMamtie Critirisni.
forming
quite
a
comprehensive
and
that they propose to have a monster
con 3103
have been sent for exhibition in Chica­
Says Mr. Calvin S. Brice iu hie
interesting pamphlet. It will tie is­
Henr Holt to W illiam Eastman, laud iu
procession, l'ke those of the Rondon
go-
Columbia interview:
sued by the state printer without de­ J4» « ~ •. tp. 37. S R 2 W, I a« re, con, $‘k‘.
bread petitioners. The number is no
J. Johnson to Georg« S Briggs lot >
It was n Pittsburg ch-rgyraxu who lay aud will lie very valuable, as set­ blk Mary
I confess »y surprise at the course
6. town of .Medford: ecu
doubt a groat exaggeration, but the of
World, told his congregation that the Tracy ting forth the present aud future [><*-
the
New
York
Minnie Bari to W R. r>ivkti<ou. lot 2. blk«
paralyzation of business throughout for its editor knows me personally, and calamity was divine punishment for the sibilities of the southern part of the I Barr’s addition to town of Medford . con
>200
President's refusal to mention Jeans state.
the const, in consequence of the ex- ought to kuow lietter than to su|q>oee
H. Flindt to J
Leonard and (
1
me capable of the things bis pa{>er so Christ in bis Thanksgiving proclama­
lot 15 bla. 1., town of Medford
Due of the incomprehensible things Skeefe-s,
tensive and long-continued trans­ freely and so recklessly charg<*.
full 3140»
tion. The question of interest now is
portation blockade* ami the long and
The World knows Mr. Brice as a what terrible siu has Pittsburg com­ of the present is why the T hhnoh re-
sharp,
shrewd, successful man of af­ mitted that deserves such “diviue imrter's “copy” failed to reach Ash­
severe winter, has thrown many men
LAKE COUNTY,
fairs.
He is a credit to Wail street punishment” as the residence of such land last week, when it was mailed
out of employment, and the metropo­
by responsible hands, at the time the
lakevtuw Examiner Feb.
and bis class. I kuow 100 honorable, a minister in the city.
Record “copy" was mailed. The
lis of the coast, of course, makes the intelligent democrats in Ohio, any one
liester Bonner, aged 14 years, shot
Gen. Alger, commander iu chief of
most conspicuous showing in the of whom Las rendered the democratic the G. A. R., says' “I made careful postal authorities at this place chum and killed a large mule-tail deer a
that
it
was
duly
forwarded
from
this
number of its idle men. The open­ party aud the cause of true democracy inquiries while in Washington and office. The coiiuudruiu now is "why is nnle out ori the ice of Goose lake Sat­
ing of spring and summer work will ten times as much service as Mr. learned beyond all question that the this thusly ?” |The copy arrived ou the urday.
Brice. But these men are poor com­
Snow fell Sunday and Sunday even­
*■>00 relieve the trouble, temporarily, paratively, anil they have no chance of civil service pension bill cannot pass. tram Thursday afternoon, too late for
The East as well as the South will op-
ing making about two inches in all.
a' least.
advancement to the senate so long ns : pose it, and the peusiou committee, G. last issue. E 1.1
The beautiful also fell Monday uigbt
a nuiu like Mr. Brice can be found to A. IL, say it cannot pass. I am satis­
Sidiool Supt. Mitchell was unable by
and Tuesday and uow the hills are
The people of the little town of tiiaka liberal exjienditnrea for the
fied, however, the depeudeut peusiou reason of sickness to couduct the wh te again.
Drain in Douglas county have showu |mrty. Mr. Brice's liest aud most ardent biil will pass within the next two , quarterly examination uf teachers that
was held in Jacksonville the last week
Dobson Bros., who have counted
what energy, pluck and perseverence friends based his claims to the Ohio ' w eekn."
seuatorship iu the receut contest upon
The examination was conducted by their sheep, find that they b>st 1,200
will do even under poor proejiects. the fact that he i Brice) had l>een spend­
Victoria, B. C , Felt. 2t- It is under­ I’rof. Gus. Neulierry, assisted by hea l out of a herd of 2,700 with which
The talk of a railroad from Drain to ing money for the party in Ohio for Blood the Provincial government has Frank R. Nell. The following is a they started in the winter with on the
Gardiner (the bead of navigation on years. Without his liberal investmi nt received confidential auviees regarding list of the successful applicants, kind­ desert.
the settlement of tl.e Behring tea ly furnished the T idings by Prof.
the Cmpqna river) has been regarded of mouey. Mr. Brice would have had
T E. Bernard, who lives over on
no more chance of securing a senator­ matter. It is generally believed that Newlierry
Mi«* Rosa Griffith, Gold
by outsiders as purely chimerical, and ship than Fred Blankner, the perennial hu arrangement will lx- come to rela­
the west side, met with a serious ac­
i'll; U. A. Dickson, Molford; Ell:.
•imply an a-tjunet of real estate spec­ sergeant-at-arms of the legislature. tive to the closed sea question, decid '/j'
Fr.**, t'l-iitral Point; J. F. Wistier, cident yesterday forenoon. It appears
that be got a cartridge stuck in a
ulation ill towu lots, but a few weeks He uever made a great .speech, he . ing tiiat the ses is open to all comers, Medford; l>ii-y Soli««, Jacksonville; brceefi loading shot gun and was at­
aud that the claim of the Victoria seal- Milest'.intr.dl.Uniout >wn: Mu»Estella
never
uttered
a
great
political
thought,
ago Roseburg wakened to the fact
be was never id, utitied with legislation, 1 ers for vessels and skins will bi- Wills, Ashland: lillie Sackett, Med­ tempting to force it back with a nun-
nxl when the load went off. forcing
that Drain bad materialised her rail- and he has no more claim to lai re­ allowed.
ford.
tile rod up through hts luiiid and
roail “Cbemr to such an extent as to garded as a statesman th in the man
Kays a dispatch from Arkuue is
The assistant editor of the Time» lodging a _ portiou of the charge
_ in the
have «ecured the aid of the Central who (ilneks ins boots. 'This is what City. Kansas: “Cherokee boomers
seems to have beeu hoist by his own i ti'-sliy part of the hand, jnst back of
Trust Co., of New York in the float- the ll'or/d has said of Mr. Brice and i>outiuue to arrive, ami the hauls of petard." Tue pleasant raillery tiiat the little finger. Both the little fin-
what it will uout imiti to say unto the Walnut river from this city to the
he began over some seliseletiH rhymes get and the third finger recuived hu
mg of the bonds. The road is to be end. I New York World, Detn.
Indian territory are lim d aud spotted that were published to ridicule s nni>- vere injury.
fifty-five miles in length, and bonds
with tents, where ciaimers make their liody else, was much enjoyed, until
The Mortgage Tax.
at the nite of iJG.ttOtl jier mile are to
From the county judge we learn
temporary alxxle {tending the ojivuilig the ¡mult of the joke turned on him,
An interesting
_ result of our system of the Cherokee «strip to settlement ’hi-u he transcends the dignity of that there are between $35,000 aud
lie issued, (tearing five per cent, in­
terest. The cuustruetioii work is to of taxation, says the Sacramento flee, ludieatious are that tin- iuh I i luto the poliU* literature, by taking refuge iti jMi>,(k)3 worth of outstanding aud un­
is to be developed in the court of San strip will be equal to that into the scurrilous luueudo, and is left chain- . paid coiiuty warrants. There are tuxes
iiegin «»sin, it is «aid. Roseburg has Joaquin county, nud tile result may I m
tlkluhoiuu country List spring.
pion m the field, <m the "lower level" uupaid to the ainoiilit of alsitlt Sl.”>,
a railroad loti »os bay tn project, but a (sipnlar revolt against the system of
090 which will be applicable to the
that he has pre-empted, where a proper
The
congreseioual
committee
eom-
pay meat of county wirrauts. The
it hasn't yet made a« much progress taxing mortgagee adopted by the Con­
respect
for
the
opinious
of
mankind
pieled the "urgeut ditieumey” bill
as the Drain road, the title of which stitution <>f I k TM. The questiou now last week. It makes a total apjiro- has made him secure iu his tntreuch- jn ige also thinks there are about
83,000 worth of outlawed warrants
conies up ou the proposition of the
is "'Tiie liupqua River Railroad San Joaquin SniierviHors to raise the pnalioti of $23,650,21K, of w inch ¿711. meut. It is certainly to be hoped outstanding. If these figures are ap­
that
the
charming
and
amiable
lady
Company.”
aseeseu.ent of mortgages to face value. 629 is au appropriation »o pay two who has receutly hoiionsl him by ac­ proximately correct, aud we presume
they are, this makes Lake couuty’»
The proposition has drawn from Sena­ aud three years’ volunteers, bounty
TU« "etTete East.'' ami South, tor Laugford and others a violent pro­ to volnuteers, commutations, rations cepted his name and fortune will in­ indebtedness less than 325,090, which
spire iu him a more exalted apprecia­
aud
horse
claims.
Amoug
others
of
is not so bad as the figures formerly
wher« mont of the money for river test, based upon the principle that a
importance is one for the survivors tion of journalistic courtesy aud dig­ showu.
aud harltor improvement* hu.* l*-en mortgage cannot be assessed for more and widows of soldiers of the Mexican nity.
From last week’s d- ta.. •«! I«tt«r
expeudeil in tlm p.int. are eonniderably than tLe land itself. On its face the war aud the war of 1312. 321,598,834.
idea appears to have merit. Mortgage«,
Turmeutint Skin lliseasr.
The
and interesting discussion
•nrpriaed to fiml that the Pacific like other property, may decrease in
Says a Washington dispatch of relative long
For
iwt-uly
year« 1
troubleij with a
to the Timet poetry has been
eoast state* are now cominx in for so value, but it is doubtful if the Consti­ Feb. 28: In reply, to a resolution of
satisfactorily concluded, and the as­ tormeutiug Itching skin disease, which at
tution
[lermits
Assessors
to
recognize
the senate the secretary of the interior
large a sbarw of the proposed appro
time« canned uie gnat annoyance, and Io«»
the fact. The idea of the constitution­ to-day sent to the senate a list of sistant editor, is the Poet Laureate of of sleep. 1 »»• treated by the best local
priationn as is indicated by the ex­
Jacksonville.
makers was to throw a fair share of abandoned
military
reservations.
pb' si< laus. but received no relief from them.
pressions of the members of both the burden of taxation upon the money­ Those in Oregon nud Washington are
There is on exhibition at Berkman
I tinally couctuded to rake Swift’s (S S.
the Senate and the House committee lenders, but all that those shrewd in­ as follows: Oregon Fort Klamath, A Reams« Banking honbe. a him 1«-into
* h half dozen bottle« of which effected.
dividuals
had
to
do
was
to
add
to
their
3A>5
acres.
Washington
Fort
Col
­
gold
specimen
valued
at
$227.50.
on rivers and harbors. Oregon Ims
wh.it I consider a permanent cure, ax I have
rate of interest. The agitation of the ville, 1070 acres; Fort Steilacoom, 289 There is a card lymg by upon which
one of the two great rivers of the
felt in. »imptotu» of the disease for over a
subject may lead to an important con­ acres. A number of others are in is wntti-t: "Found in Southern < Iregou
year
w 1 r'owela. Terrill. Texas
I inteil State* a river that will lie stitutional change.
California, New Mexico. Nevada and since tic* freshet; please do not ask any
1
realise
on
hluod
anti ■•kin deceases mailed
the avenue of a commerce rivaling
Arizoua.
questions.” ft is peculiarly shaped.,
Swift Sliei iflc Co Atlanta. ■«
said to lx 10 inches long, with a large
that of the Mississippi. Extensive l Hellot Rex That WeuM *-»r Receive tu
The Washington Evening .bfi/r of
publican Vote».
oblong solid lump on one • nd. it is
improvements of this mighty river
Feb. 27th says that F. G. Newland«,
Washington March I. In the Harm representing a California syndicate bent round to form a loop, and only
are needed, and are demanded in the
the admonitory legend on the card
of the house committee on elect ious
interest of the whole Northwest. to-day stood a ballot box tliHt will which recently made exteusivo pur­ prevented the question was it iti that
chases of suburban real estate adjoin­
«iregou's Senators and Representa­ figure tn the Featherstone-Cote elec­ ing the city on the northwest. haN pur- shape when found''
tive have ably anti effectively pressed tion ease next week. 'The ls>x is made chased from ex-l’reeident Cleveland
'The sad news was received here to­
of tiu, and is double, so that if the
the claims of this stat« toan appro­ ballot is placet! on one side it slips iu bis conntry place on the Tenallytown day of the death of Mrs. Harriet Clarke,
priation adequate to push forward the box. but if placed on the other road, near the city, known as “Oak wife of A. is. da ke. which occurrc'i at
\ lew ' or "Red Top." The price paid their home al Salem. Jan. 27, 1890.
speedily the progress of work neces­ side it slips unjieri'civetl down mto the for the house ami nlsuit twenty-nine Mis. Clarke was ii lady of rare literary
basket
or
itjMiri
the
floor.
The
con
­
sary to open the Columbia to navi­
acres of land was 81 40,000. The prop­ attinments, and genial social worth.
testant, Featherstone, asserts that erty was purchased by Cleveland four !□ her domestic life, she blended the
gation from Idaho to the sea, aud of
twenty-one of those lwixes were used
the many million« dis|MMed of by the in one county at the election in Ar­ years ago, and with improvements changeless jewels of [e-rfect wife aud
«inc* made cost him $30.1X10.
motherhood, and she will lx* sadly
river and harbor bill. Oregon may kansas. and hs the repubheau ballots
mourned by tue dear ot.es upon whom
were
market!
in
blue
to
distinguish
The
San
Francisco
Post
says;
The
expect $1,.7K\(MI0. it is said, for work
she shed the I *-i. ,«< >n of her g<*»1 words
them, it was an easy matter for the Terry* are coining to the surface and works. Tic* st ;ro.' h> r destiny has
tn this state. New Yorker* ami some
democratic election managers to see again. A Texan Terry and a brother
of the people who live so far from that they did not fall into the ballot of Kyle Terry, who has just tieen set, but upon iL‘i st’ori* of time, is
left the fadeless in.pr. «s ■ f a true and
sdt water that no river ever runs boxes and get counted. The double killed in that state, is said to have loving nature, that will slime tn nn-
from their country to the sea ara lip around the orifice can readily be gone ou the warpath with the inten­ dinnnielied splendor until «he gathers
taken off, leaving the box absolutely tion of assiissitiatiug Justice Fill I. again her household treasures in the
showing their selfishness by calling
horn
in appearance.
Mr. Terry of Texas might profit by the home of the eternal. We tender the
Oregon'« Senators "surplus smash­
example of the fate of Mr. Terry of soriowing husband and Ucreuved chil­
ers." Oregon's senators and Oregon
California. Should he attack Justice dren our Btucete sympathy, trusting
Sot *o Gry Gloomy.
can afford to *nnle nt such ill-ua-
Wo believe to take it altogether Field in Washington mid du him uuy that the magniiude of their loss, may
111 red clamor. Tito surplus couldn't that Modis* county is coming out in harm the District Court would ileal be the measure of their consolation,
Absolutely Pure
promptly with him. Meanwhile Con­
te* smashed in a better way than iu better condition than any other couuty gress might act ou 1 resident Harri­ for a multitude of friends mourn with
tbepi
in
their
great
bereavement.
smashing the olmtrnction to free nav­ in the State, and, as one of our friends son’s recommendation that a law pro­
Thix |«ivAtJ»'r never vari«<
A marvtd
remarked not long ago. “It ia head
of pinty. Nlreiigth and wiinlcsomtnosw.
. til. mis be
~
igation aud uufrtlereii cuiauieria» in aud shoulders alaivo any other part of tecting Supreme Court
More
eron<»nii<
Hl
thau
the
urdiunry
kind»«,
«•rauf'* P h ** Note*.
and cunu »t b «old In coiapetitlou with
»•> great a river a* the Columbia.
the State to-day.” True, we have bad passed.
Ilin iDultitu ie <•! low test, »hort weight
a very severe winter, and there has
The Alaska fur seel lenite has Irceli
nium or phosphate powders. S«»ld only in
belayed letter of last wee»
K oval B akjs »« P owdkr < »»
Most uf the people west of the been some loss of stock, but com­ let by Secretary Windom to a new
War street ’C \
pared
with
other
sections
the
loss
here
company,
the
North
American
Com
­
the
Johu
O
’
Connor,
contractor
of
Rocky mountains a large majority
sinks into lusignificani’e. What makes mercial Company of New York and
of all west of the Alleghames will lie the outlook the more cheerful is the San Francisco, for twenty years from Ashland water works, while iu Grant's
Pass last week, was shown alsiut the
pleased with the location of the next fact that the winter set-ms to have May 1st next. Among other things town and country by Arthur Conklin,
broken
up
so
early,
and
it
is
the
gen
­
the
company
agrees,
as
far
as
may
be
world’s fair nt Chicago. New York
NEW THIS WEEK
the reul estate agent, and bought a
eral liehef that the worst is over, and practicable and consistent with their 40-acre tract <-f land near town, with
is nursing a p tiufully wounded pride,
the mon who a few weeks ago believed interests, to encourage the dressing, a vineyard np >n it. He intends to
out she bus fewer sympathizers in chat the heaviest loss would come in dyeing aud marketing of seal skins
Sheri IPs Salt*.
improve the pl we for a summer home.
America than iu Europe. The apathy March mid April now feel that thej^ within the United States. The iiunn-
One of the handsomist new resi­
at.d
parsimony of
New York's will nut lie auy material loss in those h I reveuue to Hie government under
WheitH', an execution waw «hi! hsued
months, for the grass is growing and the lease, on a basis of lOiUXX) seals dence* iu Grant's Pass is the home of out of th- Circuit Cuui l of the State of Oru
wealthy and influential wen at the
there is still plenty of hay to fetal till the per annum, will I mi about $ 1.'•Oti,909, Rev. It. McLean, of the Presbyterian gon. f> r Jacksou county, ou the B>th «lay of
Aiign-t, i "'i'. aud to me delivered, in fawr
la ginning of/ the contest, contrasted outside feed ia good; they ran turn
as against about $3tHU 1*0 under the church. A sociable recently held of Wa, ou, Hiitne «1 Wahoti, pldiuiill»,
with the lively interest and liberal stock on the ranges at an early day, present lease to the Alaska Commer­ tin re wn* largely attended
nt;n:ii«*l II < Messtngvi, defea<!aul, Com
mending Hi'- that out of th«1 y*eisonal prop-
pnbina spirit displayed by Chicago, wa* and they will soon be rolling fat. cial Company. The principal mem­
M. M. H.nkiie«*. Esq . is again able
vi ».-.id «ivf -admit, or it .'«utticieut c<»uld
There is every promise of good crops bers of th'* now company are J B. to attend to business, after an illrii .-s vriv
m l be f.Hiiid. then out »•( lb<- teal property
enough in itself to turn the senti-
this year, and there will be no end to Hiiggin. Lloyd Tevis sial D O. Mills, - »f some Weeks.
0! defendant, in said county, I «domid -MtH
ineut of the country in Chicago's grass ou the bills. We lielieve these t Ire wed known millionaires, Hflti
ly a judumvut r«-ii«L :vd iv Hforv>aid court
tn fn\ ’ of the nuid i -aiaufl« »01 thu- sum of
Several families from Orarige coun­ C-
favor. Aud while we are celebrating facts will lie appreciated all over the Isaac Li tiles, the chief fur dealer and
8’ 00. with interest fivu/on at thv rate of M
ty, New York, urrived here Wednes­ per «•• nt p< r annum front the 13th day of
the fourth centennial anniversary of country, and that Modoc county will manufacturer of San Francisco.
Ft irua -x, I.'**, and 3lb.93< oMt«, and the < < d - g
day evening.
see many uewcotnerB thia year. | Mo-
upon Haiti writ, and in pursuance of sail
the primary historical event uf Amer- duc Independent, Feb. 2t).
The New York Evening Post has
ic«l on tbv hvr» inafivr drs
Sugar seems to te* the only article rommaud 1
icu. it is fitting aud satisfactory to
never br-eli enthusiastic illy in favor of
M-rii»ed nai property ns the property of said
of general consumption that the mer­ defendant,
Look
<>ut.
holding
the
World's
Fair
in
New
York,
have the celebration iu a represents
chants here are out of ph-uty of po­
aii I wh* r. a*, the s;.’. of
>* «-aid
»aid property wai
A new fountain |>eu eapicially ad- and now that Chicago has won the tatoes, flour and feed.
enjoined by a pn-lirninary
live American city, instead of a great
lary order
older of <aid
first fail in the struggle for the Fair
Court aboir «»i t. .th, isss anti afterward, on
apted
to
the
needs
of
the
sharper
lias
rosniopolitan diqait of foreigu slap­
Edward Siiuderson Smith came m August 27lh. ¡»9. 'aid injnuctiou was «tn
been luveuted. Having selected hie it congratulates the people of its town
ping, like New York. Chicago is great victim and made all preliminary ar- over the fact that tiny are spared a town on Sunday morning from the tinal h arinu dissolved by decree of said
« urt, nml on Hprwa! to th* Supreme Court
enough as a city to furnish adequate rangemeiits. Mr. Sharper writes out a year of litigation over the legislation Pacific Hydraulic Ditch A Mining of Or«-guu said appeal wa- affirmed ou Jan.
9i
h. i-90
that
would
have
l>eeu
enacted
at
Company
nt
Grave
creek
of
which
he
ground room for the great exhibition very tuuoceut looking agreement with
I heref«*r< . in ol e lienee to said writ of
Albany on account of the Fair; that is manager, lb- says they suffered e.vvri..ion,
au
ink
that
fades
readily.
Theu
by
a
and in a«-< ordance with sai<i mo-
and fair accomodation for the visitors,
simple and inperreptible motion be they have saved ten millions til taxes; considerably from the timid, but with ( • » dings, i will oiicr for <ale to the higneM
and Chicago will have the acconimo- turns ou another kiud of writiug thud that the subscribers have reived five ten men the damage w;is repaired in bid'ivr. for • ash in hand, a; the court house
datious ready in due season, if she and bands it to the victim and gets millions more, and that the residents five days, and they are working a full door id Jat liMiniill«', In *aid county, on
Saturday, April ¿th,
has to fill up the lake and build ins signature in permanent ink. of the town are spared unmeasured force of meu Hgain. The first real
turmoil aud nwket ami much squab­ wash-up was made the last of Janu­ at _• o < lo«*k, p m.. <>f said day, ail the right,
a Dew city to do it. Chicago When the agreement fades out a pro­ bling to get up and down town on the ary. and the result was very satisfac­ title and inter« -t w bi« h said defendant hail
missory uote is written in and the
Feb. 12th. I sa *, in the following described
is “built that way." nod bur pride is job is done. For a time this pen will “L roads while the Fan would Lave tory, indeed. Mr. Smith now gm* to on
real projH rty, Indng thv undivided half of
said
properly, to w >t
been
in
progress.
Tile
Post
says
that
Portland
and
San
Francisco
oti
busi
­
rotated. too. and she will give the have as much woik to do in the city
Beginning at n post 2 1 •' chains north of
more New Yorkers would have gone ness for the company.
‘•four hintdred” some lessons in lib­ as in the country. |Statesman.
the <iuartor-se('tioii corner between sect ions
to Europe to get away from the Fair
h anti
’••unship <'• south, range 1 east,
erality. enterprise and achievement
th in went to Paris last year to see the
theme wet 1.92 «ham* to a po*t; thence
Nervous liersnjement an<l I onstipattrin.
Kidlniad
Ruthling
north
.t.
2
d«‘gir> * w
f»7 chains to a |>ost
that may Itetrav them into the ill-bred
one held there. This shows the
After rears of »nfferin« from uerrous de . ii the south bonndarv of A. P. Helman’s
The New York Engineering Xeir» difference tietween Chicago people and
expression of astonishment. Chica­
donation hiim. th. ».< , , a*t 4:37 ( hains ou
says: TLe work of railway extension New Yorkers. Hors<>H cannot draw rang* meni aicl ion«t.pali**n and st'ai l»-.-.g sai I iMHii 'iary ¡in* then< p south2.70« imin>
go is conveniently situated for the
u.1 leailing pLvsiciaii«. from to p!a« ••-.t 6» ► nniuz 4 i>o beginning at a
for the coming season promises more Chicagoans away from their town dur treated h>
whom I obtain«*! no relief I wa* in*l*ic*-d To P« in' on the -o'.ith boundary of donation
people of America, and the claim of activity than any season since 1887. i tig 1*92.
< laim no . m. ’ chain* north of the «¡uartei
try 6 S s
New York that foreigners won't come In the United States there are 503*
- < lion 1 orn»»r on Mx tion line bctwi'vn sec­
issai
after
i-omtneTiimg
lit*
u»e.
I
found
m,
tion«» * an 1 9 in said township; thence run­
if they have to leave salt water is miles iti process of construction. 7041
I
f
you
or
anv
of
vour
family
should
ning north 2* link* to a ¡*>*1 for corner
appetite
mii'
h
improved,
and
that
the
use
tniiee surveyed and 2831 miles project­ hapuen to bu frigUlfully burned or
<h grw* west, 3.2U «•linin'
very Himsy and weak. The vast ma­
of iwtliarlu-» which I hnrl s»en atm*i»l Hien u-north
ed. making a total of 14,910 aides.
to
venter of cmmty ro vl. them »- south 2.
scalded, what have you iu the Lous< to
jority would prefer to see a little of
In Canada the figures are: Con­ ailevinte the pm nnti! you caa >;it i dally fo- n»*-1ie month» •*»• n* 'on-.'»r .':cgr»-v* u .-*t 2 1N < !;aiu-* along said r< nd t.
• u «•«•rnvi of mill i<-t; nei? < •east 4 32 chain*
oar conutty while here, and we want struction, 914. surveys, 438; projected. physician?
t boi of MeggtT German
. oni-iíntng «¡towtlir-
Sin^e eh !- * h (| I hflVH been ’ubject (n To i «<. of l>.
Salve
at
baud
in
time*
like
this
would
766;
total,
2118.
The
principal
enter
­
them to see it. instead of going home
1 1> IO'a ....... ri.pri-
o list is known«
•*,
•aw a world of suffering and ofrentiniis «u-k and jil t« .•
th** A- 1sr.il l‘ u i*ut Mill lot. Also th»
prises
tinder
way
are
in
the
south
and
with the impression that the lulled
•
€
ucb.
r
1,
l'A*.
ai
u
hi»-h
limfl
i
CGinmenved
a
doctor
hill,
as
it
has
no
i
qua:
m
c.i.se«
I.,!ito!ii4i
to:
«
<1;
n
-.r
dime. • feet n
southwest, on the coal roads of Penn­
States is a country with the bulk of sylvania and Ohio, and tn Montana of this kind, as well ns infl imation of a l taking*.’» S ! have ba 1 only cue MUaek »ii-ltii. 00 , ; - I,-* of „ i-rrtiiiii lini- run
■
ng
B*
folio
•
■
H.
,
ntug
st a t«)ini I».
< HiTW’W'n B bo «.. DrutfciiiN
aud tiiat wn - vt.«n I fu givetvd to tak«-G.e :iis**--1,f f 11 e ,u irti -.m uon
tie population and resources lying and Washington. Almost all lines in kinds.
corner be
’
-
pt-V'ti«
-c.
dm«
-
,
!
i
aloresatd.
amt run
along the Atlantic const, amt a wild prospect are rather short, and are gen­
niim .hence n ,rih 11 , <!> g-ces hc -1 e, ¡Ink».
People ».very w cere
!
do
»'
■
•■■
w
h<\r
t»i
«»e
’
in-
purgati'
e
erally
furthered
to
develop
compara
­
• :
- - - ■.
. . chain*, intet
ami half-civilized and commercially
I A. Rai l. B<diiug A!a.
«e. ting th* i-.ortii ine of the W Minhel
tively local interests. There are prac- Confirm our «••renumt vbi-o we sav that mediHi»' »
handicapped interior. New Yorkers lcalty no paralleling schemes.
;■:••** ■( ¡.tud ;i line. we»t of the N, 1
Ecker's Lngliah lianieiiy 1» in every wav
superior to any and all otaer pretsra-
seem to forget that the railroads have
The undersigued has again lensed «Omer of » dll pieee of lauri, with the nt
tion* for the throat and lungs
La the saw uitU on Ashland creek, ¡»nd pu:tenant*-. thereto hr lending, all In Jxr i
corni,. Oregon
revolutionized the commerce of the
whooping cough and croup It is mrxic
Oteen lindel no hsnrl the 4th >!•« ol
and relieves nt once, iieruemla r this •au till promptly all orders for aide- Ma-ch, 1 s « m
world within the last fifty year«.
rem*dy ib sold on a poeiuve guaraotee. walk luaibsr
JA» « HI ROSE Y,
Hurrah (or Chicago!
[VI
B. L. Mnwa«.
by (Jhitwood Bro*.
éiisrir
ASHLAND TIDINGS.
Cililiirßn Cry ferPitcher’s Castoria
TAKING STOCK
Phiidv
MORAL & BROS
111(1
1 >< >\
(
AT STARTLING PRICES.
DOWN IN PRICE.
Muslin, Sheeting and Canton Flannel
AT FACTORY PRICES.
Curtains
Get your Blankets and Quilts while they are down in price and
the weather is cold.
LADEES1 AND MESSES’ TRIMMED KÂTS
0
All for what it would cost you for the work of trimming.
rin.N K oi^ 1
A fine stock of Dress Goods all at reduced prices.
-U»Jk
Where you get a ticket with every dollar’s worth of goods you buy at
M0RA1 X BROS..
Ashland, Oregon.
Farm Machinery
Ul'.
Irres »s Lw as
<;jv
Nurseries at East End of Bridge,
II.-’«
ASHLAND
MILLS
MUdoKD. ou
A. H. CARS<»."»
A.H. CARSON & SON, Fl ip.
Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows,
Oliver (’hilled Steel (one and two horse) Plows.
A full line of Garden City Clipper Steel Plows.
Disc Harrows—all sizes.
Spring Tooth Harrows,
Scotch Drag Harrows,
The celebrated Steel King
Spring Tooth Harrow
AU selling cheaper for cash than Plows and
Harrows have ever sold in this market.
OÍ
-(
I I .1 M. I f .1 M .. (
I
AI’liK'Ol. NEC! Alri'.F
AJ.MOND, W AL5
Shade and Brnan¡oí¡íH . I
V
t '»
Grape Vino, f’nrr u f•»,
•
Black I terri ««P. IG--•(•••» r
H:r;iu Ixorri» h . I'tjZ -.
Etc.. Etr.
< )ur tn i-s an • txntwn wttu<»»i
on Red tiill tun id. and nil of k
ru-ties that we» ♦‘<1 m Southern < • ••■■on.
'those coulemp itjlij! ire« pl. etnif
wi 1 do well t'
our
I j i.ur
very, or write uh for pri
1'ostoffiei*-- Murphy..
■it.
'lr- gon. K. ib. Ht'.tlCi
F-i
A. H. CA. a SON & S J •'
REPAIRS
For Harrows aud Plows Constantly on Hand.
WOODBURN
NURSERY
LARGEST STOCK Iti THE
HCRTHV.ZbT !
VINES & SHRUBBERY
» «I
ud«v
U b I I
J H. Stllfoaicr, Woulbora. Or.