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ASHLAND TIDINGS RESULT OF THE ELECTION NOTES AND NEWS. THE STATE. I ri The most persistent and effective J^ON’T imagine that ^ON’T think that you work done for the Democratic ticket in Portland yesterday was done by the there is anything run any risk in send faction led by Joseph Simon that was THE ELECTION mysterious or lioth- defeated at the Republican primaries. ing to W einstock , For a politician, Joe isn't much of a The result of the election is no sur ersome about order party man. He must make the ticket L ubin & Co. for prise, so far as the state ticket is con or he always grass against it.--{Ore ing goods by mail. cerned. Congressman Hermann’s ma anything you may gonian. It’s as simple as A. jority rolls up into big figures, as Great excitement prevails in Cour need. Goods not usual, but the bitter fight against Mr. B. C. Some few d’Alene mining district over recent JACKSON COUNTY. as ordered are re gold strikes above Murray, in Bear Thompson had its effect in keeping it hints as to sending I i Jackson connty givee Pennoyer creek. Samples of ore from one of down somewhat and reducing largely nearly 500 majority over Thompson;' turnable at their ex the claims seut to Spokane assay $25,- money, etc., will be tbs majorities for the rest of the ticket. Miller about 275 over Hermann; Town 000 to the ton. A tramp walked into pense. That is one Republican politicians knew that Pen send; Sec. of State, about the same the gulch with his blankets, discovered found on page one li reason why they try noyer would be hard to beat even over McBride, aud LeRoy about 160 the gold and sold his claim for $20,000.' of W einstock , L u -■ over McElroy. Cameron is elected so hard to have with everything favorable for the Re Senator by 60 to 70 majority over Prospectors are flocking into the dis bin & Co’s Cata trict in great numbers. publican nominee, and when the Si- Nickell. McCall and Merritt (Rep.) things just light the logue. Free to any ■*1 Gov. Hill, of New York, wants to bo mon-Lotan battle came on and grew are elected representatives by from 70 first time. U. S. Senator, and therefore his address. ao hot, everyone saw that it was a to 90 majority over Stewart and Min a mind is set on giving them the pow Furry (Dem.) beats Brown by a costly victory for the prospective nomi gus. er, by having a Democratic majority few votes, it is believed, though the of nee for Governor—a victory that car ficial count may possibly show Brown at Albany next January. He proposes to make this the hottest contest ried the likelihood of defeat. But to be elected. On the Republican ticket State known since 1876, in all the Assembly Thompson made a gallant fight against Senator, two Representatives, clerk, districts in the State, as he is con heavy odd«, and it is about the first sheriff, assessor, surveyor, and proba vinced that the Republican majority time be baa ever tailed in anything he bly coroner are elected. Of the Dem in the Senate can be overcome on 400, 402, 404, 406, 40S, 410, 412 K ST., ocratic nominees, the recorder, treas joint ballot by gains in the Assembly. has undertaken. urer. school superintendent, county The superintendent of the census ' The result in Jackson county is not commissioner and one representative has issued the following important or surprising, either, to those who were are conceded to be elected. On Dis der DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES. E tc . to all census supervisors: “Pleas«» aware bow generally the Democratic trict Attorney the vote is very close, instruct examiners in cases where per voters of the connty resented the with probability of the official count sons refuse to answer questions of manipulation of their county conven showing a very small majority for population schedule relating to pb^s I Colvig. ical and mental disabilities (22 anil 28) tion to auit the desigus of a few men 11. A. Miller for Congress runs ahead or to questions relating to farms, JjON’T make the mis wlio have thought they could nse the of hie ticket in the connty, but away homes and mortgagee (28 to 30. inclu take of thinking you party simply as an instrument to fur behind Pennoyer. sive), to enter in the proper column The whole nnmtar of votes polled the words ‘refused to answer.’ No some Catalogue of ther their personal ambition and ag can buy elsewhere in the county is alxiut 27()0, and ou i grandizement It will begin to be un secretary of state, state printer, state further steps will be necessary on the W einstock , L ubin to as good advan I part of the supervisor or enumerator. derstood after awhile that the voters school 8<i;x>rintendent, which proba All legal proceedings will be institut &Co. Beautiful il tage. W einstock , of lacksun connty know what they bly give the fairest indication of the ed l>y the Washington official, through lustrations and full political complexion of the county, the the department of justice. L ubin & Co’s prices want when they see it and know just Dem<x»ratic majority will be from 150 information about aa well what they don't want, and to 175. Despite the talk to the contrary, it styles and qualities all kinds of Cloth may ta set down as reasonably certain won’t have. KLAMATH COUNTY. have brought them Senator Stanford will endeavor to ing, Dry Goods, The endorsement by re-election of The full returns of Klamath county that succeed himself in the United States the largest general the clerk and slieriff who have served (unofficial) give the following major senate, anil he is said not only to be Household Sup the people during the past two years ities: Hermann, 19; Pennoyer, 117; ¡ in the fight, but in it to stay. When retail trade on the plies, etc., for Men, Townsend, dem., sec. of state, 8; Bon is particularly complimentary and sat ham, dem., supreme judge, 9; Webb, the news was flashed from Waahiug Coast. Is not that Women, and Chil isfactory to the incumbents in view of <lem., state treasurer, 31; LeRoy, state ton a few days ago that he bail engag ed passage for Europeon the Teutonic i dren. Over a quar trade public verdict the f^cts that a citizen of such good superintendent schools, 17; O’Brien, and would not return until late in i ter of a million peo that they hold first standing as Thos. E. Nichole was put state printer, 12; Colvig, dist. atL 16; October, it was t hought by many that Smith, dem, joint representative, 44; up against Mr. Muller, and thnt so Orr, rep. county judge, 198; Leavitt, it was equivalent to an announcement ple read it yearly. place ? » bitter and venomous a tight was made rep. county clerk, 178; Howe, rep. that he would retire from the field. Such, however, is evidently not the treasurer, 101; Smart, dem., assessor, against Mr. Birdsey. It is claimed by those in a posi 200; Fountain, dem., school supt., 125; ease. The following advertising souvenirs will be sent by W einstock , tion to know.that he not only desires a 25 PER CENT. BELOW COST. Gowen, rep,, sheriff, 24; Silvers, dem., re-ele. tiou, L ubin & Co., free to any address, on receipt of two cents postage for EDITORIAL NOTEN AND NEWS. but is already actively at county commissioner, 67. each article. Not more than two articles sent to one address. work. No. t.—" Tour of the World," a folder for tlie library table or school LAKE COUNTY. room, contains 36 small views of tlie principal buildings and cities of Douglas county electa Republican An important change is pro|>os<»d at Only meagre returns have lieen re Harvard, the world. No. 2—Small Round Pocket Mirror for men and ladies. which is receiving much at representatives to the legislature this ceived from Lake county. Lakeview No. 3.—-Box of Wooden Dominoes. No. 4.—Book of Popular Songs tention and provoking wide discussion. time, as well as the whole Republican precinct polled 327 votes, and gave with music. No. 5.—Harmonica for a child. It is proposed to reduce the college 1 Hermann 9 majority; Townsend 135; course county ticket. to three years, and a Snider, Rep. joint representative Klam measure ba9 now, in a slightly modi It will be an advantage to Jackson ath and Lake, 134; Colvig, 113. fied form, passed the faculty, academy The county will undoubtedly give oounty in the matter of legislation, an«l corporation, and only Snider a vote large enough to elect council to have representatives in the legis him joint representative by a large ma awaits the concurrence of the board lature whose party affiliation is with jority over G. W. Smith of Link vil le. of overseers to become a statute. This will arouse the critical attention Colvig may possibly have majority stop the majority. of all persons interested in education. enough to overcome Watson’s majori- ' It will affect with deep concern the I. her three ________ 2____ of'the : ._j governing boards of other college, 'The beet citizens of this connty i ty.jnt.taot counties will rejoioe to see that the party ma- I ' judicial district. since, it a boy can get his degree of IxWriLAS COUNTY. bachelor of arts in three years at Har jority is not so heavy on either side I I Douglas county elects all the Re vard he will not be likely to spend but that reckless disregard of the in four years at any other college. terests of the connty or the party will publican nominees for county offices by majorities ranging from 10Ó to 200, Cornell University has just lost over bring its own speedy reward in defeat but gives Pennoyer a small majority. \\ e have no space here to enumerate all the articles. Everything in <>ur line a million dollars by the decision of at the polls. JOSEPHINE COUNTY. the Unite«! States Supreme Court that will he offered at prices to guarantee QUICK SALES, as we intend to leave within Josephine county givee the follow under its charter it could not legal Josephine county is to be congrat sixty days. Come early, while our assortment is in good shape. ing majorities: Hermann 87, Thomp ly accept the generous bequest made ulated upon the election to the legis son, 12. Metschan 88, McBride 189, by Mrs. McGraw-Fiske for a library lature of so active and able a citizen Bean 85, McElroy 57, Baker 69, Wat fund. The point made was that the as Hon. H. B. Miller. He will see son 204. County ticket—H. B. Miller, charter forbade the university to ac that Josephine county has every ad representative, 75; Volney Colvig, cept real property in excess of $3,900,- Co. Judge, 105; J. C. Moes, sheriff, 000. A peculiar feature of the con vantage to be obtained by legislation 69; C. K. Chanslor (Dem.) connty test, which bus laste«i over five years, at the next session. clerk. 55; C. O. Biglow, commissioner, is that Governor Hill of New York, 141; J. W. Sherer, treasurer, 71; W. who was then a trustee of the univer Jackson county has voted for Hon. A. Massie, school superintendent, 70; sity, advanced the funds for the legal John H. Mitchell as U. 8. Senator, E. Harmon, assessor, 143; C. T. Ha fight an«l gave advice. The university even when she was represented in the vens, surveyor, 146. County clerk is does not suffer materially, as Henry the only one elected on the Democrat W. Sage of Brooklyn, who has already- legislature by Democratic members. ic ticket. given a fortune to t he institution, has ' Thia time she emphasizes her choice promised to give $500,000 in order to I DISTRICT ATTORNEY. complete the library building, which of Mitchell by sending to the legisla The result of the vote upon district ture Republican representatives who attorney for the four counties of will ta the finest of the kind in the country.—[Chroniel^. are and always have been warm per Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and ennai friends and supporters of the Lake is still in doubt, owing to delay Real Estate Transactions. in receiving returns from Lake county. Senator. _____ | In Josephine Colvig has a majority of The legislature will be ataut two- 204. In JacksoD Colvig is conceded a Geo. II. Bayley to G. W, Stephenson, lot 39, majority, 10 to 30. In Klamath Miner’s add. to Ashland: con.. >200. thirds Republican, it is believed. This small haa. Nickel to Board of School Director« Colvig lias 10 majority. This left of <_ dist. No. 62, Wimer dist., I square acre means that there will be no dend-lock Watson from 160 to 180 ahead with out of SW cor. of N W‘4 of SWl t of Sec 3, Tp His Wife SUI1<T<1<1 From Erysipelas. or dose contest in Oregon over the Lake county to hear from. Lakeview 35|S R 4 W; eon., fl. William S. Barnum to C. W. Skeel, land iu Mr. John O. Rogers, of Dana. III., •lection of a United States senator, precinct, which casts about half the Medford: con., |4( j 00. of the whole connty, gave Colvig < W Skeel to William S. Barnuin, lot 10, writ«« an follows, under date of March and that after quietly proceeding to vote 27, 18!K): "Mv wife was for yearH an in 113 majority, winch leaves Watson 50 blk 24, Medford; con., $800. re-elect Senator Mitchell on the day to 70 ahead yet, with the outside pre (’. W. Skeel to William S. Barnum, lot 11, valid from a bl«M>d trouble, mid suffered blk 22, Medford; con., 11200. terribly at times with erysipelas. She appointed by law for the first ballot, cincts of Lake county to hear from. Martin Laist to C. C. Beekman, undivided tried many remedies advertí sed as blood half interest, right and title in a certain the legislature will havA al) its time purifiers, but received no benefit. A water ditch ; con., >100. few bottles of S wift ’ s S pkcific (8.8.8.) and attention to devote to the many B F. Myer to M. N. Long, N‘a of lot 1. Jacksonville Items. cured her of erysipelas and other blood Ashland; con., fl, Q. < D. things upon which legislation is need (’has. and Minerva Meeker to O. F. Paxton, troubles. From tlie first her appetite J. T. Cress has gone to Salem.where lots 1, 2, 3, blk 2, Meeker’s add. to Medford; increased, and her general health im ed. It means, txx>, that while the peo- —( con.. $250. proved in every wav. She considers 8. le of Oregon have concluded to keep he has locatal, and where his family R. D. Dixon to Ollie Brentano, lot 17, blk 8. 8. the best blood purifier and tonic will Hoon follow him. Mr. Cress ia by Medford; con., f200. Governor Pennoyer four years longer, occupation a painter of firet-class 20, James she ever saw. and is willing for any II. Barnum to Bertha Barnum and one suffering as she was to lie referred they think it best to keep a check up merit. He and his estimable wife and husband, pro>H*rty in Medford; con , flOOO. Nettie aud Samuel McGee to <’ W. Skeel, to her. <laughter are worthy memtars of the on hie political eccentricities, and they lot 11. blk 22, Medford; con.. f(>5. John W. Dollarhide to H. Dollarhide, Alxiut the Census. have therefore again given the Repub M. E. church, and Mr. Cress has been undivided half-interest ofS^ of NE‘4. and superintendent of the M. E. Sunday licans the necessary two-thirds vote si'hool for several years, in which hl's undivided half of W*2 of SE‘4of Sec 21, Ti> It will be the duty of each enum 40, S R 2 E; eon., f’JOU. assignment of bond. erator to visit personally each dwell to cover the veto power that the gov family have also lxx?n active workers. Carrie L. Lumsden to I. W. Vawter, lot 10, ing in hie sill >-di vision, and each fam Blk 66, Medford; con., $65. It is with sincere regret that we ernor has used as his specialty. Minerva A. Meeker to P. F. Benson and ily therein, and each individual living chronicle their intende«! removal from Alexander Burnstein. E1., of NW‘4 and lots out of a family in any place of alxxle, Jacksonville, anil with pleasure that 1, 2, Sec 7, Tp 36. S R 1 W. lot 1. Sec 12, Tp 36, Turned on the Light and obtain every item of information we commend them to the Christian as- S R 2 W, 152 83-100 acres; eon., fl required by the law, it taing the prime New York, June 2.—Two reporters sociatmu of the capitol city, who will J. D. Whitman and wife to Josephine Poe, object of the enumeration to obtain broke up a materializing seance yes find them a very valuable addition to 9^4 acres in tp 37, S KI W, con f487.rX). George Crowson to Edward Albright, 1 the name and requisite particulars as terday, in a novel manner. The uame their lxx«t society, anil in church and acre in tp ;W, 8 R 1 E, con fl05 to personal description of every per 1 National salute of 12 puns at sunrise. of the medium in Mrs. Cadwell, <>u Sunday school work. Mary Kilgore to David c. Kilgore, SW 2. Procession form in front of Ganiard’s Opera House at 9:30 R. m. After review and son in the United States, except In of Its 11 and 12, iu blk 6, Ashland, cou $1, Lexington avenue, Brooklyn. Her 1 drill by Co. D, (). N. G .procession will form in following order- Ashland Brass Band. Chester A. Arthur Poet Na 47, of W. D. yearly income from her successful No. 1. Federated Trades aud secret organizations, Mayor dians not taxed. J. C. McKee to James Kilgore, SW 1, of Co. D, O. N. G., G. A. R , A. IL By a provision of the act it is made duping of the credulous cannot fall Medford, celebrated Decoration ser Its 14 and 15 in blk 6. con f7uo. and city council in carriages, citizens in carriages, c itizens on horseback ami on foot vices at Jacksonville and Medford. Andrew J . Broi ►ph v y to Harvey B. Brophy, ! Procession start from Ganiard’s Opera House march down Main street to Helman, down obligatory upon every ¡»ersou over far short of $5000. Helman to Factory,out Factory to Main street, back Main street to Oak. down Oak to d N of SE* 4 of see 27, in ‘2 of NE *4 anc . At the last seance the preteuded At 8 a. m. a detail from that Post came 8 tp37, Spring, out Spring to 4th avenue, back Main street to plaza and to grove*, where the fol twenty years of age to give true infor R 1 E. 160 acres, con*|126u. mation to the enumerators nuder the program . will take place. «pint of the dead was seized, held aud over anil joined our citizens in decora (>. «k T. Co. to Jane’ Garrick, Its 1, 1. 2. in ' i lowing 1 .... Music by band. penalty of a fine not exceeding $11K). exhibited by the reporters to those ting the graves of our soldiers and blk 76, Medford, con fl90. I 2 Music by glee club, J. A. Packard to Lizzie G. Packard, 10 It is also provided that uo census present and who, up to that moment, fnends. Flags were at half mast, an«l acres Prayer by chaplain. in sec 35, tp 38, S K 1 W, con f250. I 4. Reading Declaration of Independence. supervisor or enumerator shall give to bad M*ved firmly and sincerely they our p.*ople who had been busy for sev Music by the band. an unauthorized person any informa were face to face with the materialized eral days preparing for the <x*casion, S c I kxi I Report- District No. 57. 6. Oration’ tion which has been gained bv him in form of one returned from the great were out with their choicest floral of 7. Song by the glee club. G old H ill , Oregon, May 31. 18'.<0. ferings to commemorate the day. i the pursuance of his duties, under the beyond. ». Benediction. The village school of Gold Hill, under the Music by band. lienalty of a fine not exceeding $500, The novelty of the conspirators' Jacksonville cemetery, ever beantifiil management of J. W Phillips.closed for the and any census official found guilty ^lana waa a feature of the ex[x>se. by nature aud sculptor’s art, was fra season, Maj 30. 1H90. Whole number of pu of willfully making false returns shall 1. Music by band. wo ^prage batteries carried in the grant with the delicate odor of pro pils enrolled, 44. average dally attendance. 2 Bov's race—under 16 yrs—75 yds, for prize. Followiug is the roll of honor for the lie fined not exceeding $5,006 ami lie hip pflraeta by the reporters, and con fusions of Howers. At the conclusion 32. last month 3. Giri a race—under 16 yrs—75 yds. for prize. of the services in Jacksonville the de imprisoned not exceeding two years. nected with incandescent lamps of ten- Ollie Marksbnry, Frank E. Parker, 4. Pie race for boys 75 yds—for prize. Irvin Ray, Three legged race for prize. candle power each, concealed in the tail ritual services of the G. A. IL was Lorena Kay, Henry Ray. Kay. 6 Sack race for prize. Ills Bloo<| Poisoned by Cow Itch. inner vest pockets, furnished a light appropriately remembered at Grand Mellie Katie Parker, Roi>ert Flemmings, Pie eating match for boys—prize. that was flashed in the face of the Army Hill. Afternoon the Post met Sophia Davis, Frank Parker, Alsmt five years ago mv blood was H. Fat man's race—200 lbs or over—100 yds, for prize. Arthur Parker, bogua ghost and revealed the cower iu front of tbeo|>era bouse anil formed Allah McDonald. 9. Tug of war—5 on side—2 best in 3. poisoned with cow itch, and every spring Lulu Williams, Georgie Marksbnry, 10. Egg and spoon race for girls. since then 1 have been troubled with ing medium as the personater. in line, headetl by Medfor«! Silver Maggie Williams, Jessie Fredenburg, ... Music. 11 the poison breaking out in large sores Cornet Band, with muffled drums, and Era Gribble, Willie Dungey, At 4 o’clock p. m. will occur the gn at display and parade led by Lime Kiln band of the Maude Houck, improved order of Cnlathumpian Horroboes, in their great speech making s|»<*< ialities. tak all over my laxly. I tried many reme- followed by 42 young ladies, dressed Ella Chappell, Beata ‘ California on Wlieels.'’ dies withont receiving any benefits. Edith Dungey, Barlow, ing up and dilating upon all the great political and social problems of the day. in white, with black scarfs, represen Nellie Three bottles of S wift ' s S psciuc Nettie Flemmings, London, June 1.—The German ting the several Btates, and marched Inez Fitzgerald, KVF.NING PROGRAM. (8. H. 8.) effected a complete and per Those receiving the most class credits in •tesmer which is intended to make the to the public park where the exercises the Balloon Ascension at du«k. manent cure, when all other blood rem respective classes are as follows: “A” round of the porta of the world, car of decorating a monument in memory class, Lirena Kay; “B” class, Nellie Ray Unequaled display of fireworks, the most gorgeous pyrotechnical display ever seen in edies had failed. K. L. H khdkhhon , , ” class, nnu. Nellie Bar- nm- Southern Oregon. rying a floating bazaar aa cargo, is now of our nation's honored dea«l was car and Ollie Marksbury; •€ Live Oak. Fla. "D" class, Robert Flemming: "E”class, being loaded at Hamburg and the ried out, iu the form laid down in the low; Treatise cn blood and skin diseases Grand ball at Ganiard's Opera House in the evening by A. H. Co. No. 1 and Co. D, O. N. Arthur Parker. mailed free. S wift Sveciric Co., originators of the idea hone that she i G. A. R. ritual. The memtars of the We. the undersigned, directors of the G. Music by Lemay's Cotifllou String Band, of Yreka, Cal. Atlanta. Ga. will rail before the end of June. Post decorated in memory of their re above-named district, do hereby submit the above report, wishing to express our approv Stalls are to be erected on the decks spective regiments, and then neigh- al of the work done by J. W. Phillips during Remember that we carry a large and and German goods will be displayed tare and friends de[>oeited flowers in the last term of school, and appreciating his well selected stock of furniture, also to all advantage. There will be cun- memory of their departed friends. efforts to maintain a good sehool. We wish picture frames and mouldings, chro him success in any new field of labor he maj- oaitiee, side-shows and refreshments Benediction by Prof. Crawford closed engage. mes. arteotypes, oleographs; a large peculiar to the German nation, while the interesting services of the day. E. RAY, a invoice of oil paintings just rec’d. J W MARKSBURY.J Directors the music of the Fatherland's compo Call and see us. S mith A D oikie . EBER EMERY, ) Col. J. N. T. Miller is visiting his sers will be given by faultless Teuton bands. A small army of commercial family in this place. A CARD. travelers will invite all customers at Mrs. E. H. Antenrieth returned to M r . E ditor —Permit me to express mv every point of call. There was an idea Yreka Sunday morning, after a short highest appreciation of the school exhibí tion given at the close of the public school of having young ladies to preside over visit with friends here. She was ac . of Gold Hill, Or., May 30, 1890, under the aome of the stalls, but it did not en companied by her niece, Miss Emma ' management of J. W. Phillips. It was a tirely oommend itself to favor, Home of Plymnle, who will spend several weeks fitting close to a successful term of school. Come with yuur nickles, quarters and eagles | showing that the scholars hail made* a good tlie older beads thinking the damsels visiting relatives at Yreka. degree of progress. Prizes were awarded as might part with their own sensitive follows: A competing class of seven spoke and see the good values that we The Jacksonville public school will . on hearts, aa well as with their goods, temperance, and the prohibition ot the cl<x«e Friday, for the summer vtwation. liquor traffic. Nellie Ray receiving the and quit the ship altogether. Each marking, obtained a silver medal; change. We shall aim to give you your mon voyage is to last two years and the Prof. Watt will go East in a short highest Hattie Parker. 2d, received 75 cents; Sophia flrat stoppage will probably be at New time. Davis, 3d. 50 cents; ollie Marksbnry, 4th, 25 Hying Dutchman Sulky Plows, cents. A class also of all the pupils in the York. The great ship and her cargo ey ’ s worth, believing our interests to be mutual, Superintendent Mitchell held the school under 10 years of age received, ac have coat £250,000. Oliver Chilled Steel (one and two horse) Plows. quarterly examination at the court cording to the marking of the judges, as fol Lulu Williams. 75 cents: Adah Mc and knowing that a regular customer is much house last week. The following com- lows Donald, 50 cents: Henry Ray, 25 cents. Also A full line of Garden City Clip|M*r Steel Plows. A Sensible Plan. ¡x>eed the class in attendance: Mary a third class, of all other pupils iu the Says a Washington tliapatoh of May Wilson, Frank Shiedler, Rachael Nich- school, received as follows: Ada Parker. 75 more profitable in a year than the single pur Disc Harrows—all sizes. Emma Fitzgerald, 50cents; Irvin Ray. dial: First Aaewtant Poatmaater- ols, Della J. Picket. Verliuda Buck, cents; 25 cents. 11.75 was divided among all other General Clarkson will leave to-morrow Anna Fischer, Mr. J. F. Miller, Madge I pupils who took oart in the exhibition, and pring Tooth Harrows, chase customer, we shall, by fair dealing and for an extended official tour of the far E. Gnfflths, Charles Potter, Hattie were not awarded prizes by the judges. The exhibition was attended by a very Weat. He will at once proceed to Bliss, Zorah Bliss, Wm. Terrill, Kate large audience—such as is not often seen in Scotch Drag Harrows, representing all goods to be what they are and Seattle, Wash., and from that point Hernott and Nellie Ewan. (»old Hill. J. W. M arksbury . Gold Hill. May 31.1890. The celebrated Steel King diverging tours will be made through The strawberry festival given Sat- Washington and Oregon. Later be no more, endeavor to secure a share of your uniay evening by the M. E. Sunday Spring Tooth Harrow. will visit San Francisco and other There ia a conflict between Grant leading cities and towns of California. school, was a success in every particu aud Harney counties, as to which natronaee. Our counters are filled- with the now often do we see this on the The prime object of this tour is to lar. The receipts of the evening were shall have the custzxly of an alleged faces of children and, alas, of people obtain a thorough knowledge of the mnrderer. Sheriff Gray, of Grant we who otherwise are healthy? What postal needa of the Pacific slope. Mr. oounty, went over to Harney last week causes it ? Bad Blood. The thought ClarkBon is of the opinion that the During the month of May over 300 to arrest William Page on the indict is terrible ; the trouble is worse. No far Weat ia entitled to tatter facilities, hogs have lx«eu shipped to Tacoma, ment for killing William Brown, but ordinary help can remove it. It re and believes that a Western man ac from different points in the Willam found the indictment on tile in the re quires something unusual. Do not quainted with the pecularities and the ette valley aud Sonthern Oregou, by cords of Harney county also, which it take cheap sarsaparillas or blood puri rapidity of Western development is a Salem firm which will s«x>u tagiu seems should uot have l>een taken fiers. You must have something that beat able to judge of its postal needs. supplying juutton sheep to that por from the records until the prisoner | lias proven its power in both Europe He will make a close inspection of tion of Washington. was in the custody of the sheriff of and America. Geueral Wheatcroft. the service at all important centers, Grant comity. Judge Clifford ordered Nelson, of London, says: “ My ex An immense st<x?k of sateens aud a postponement of the case until the and on hia return, in about a month perience in the English army, as well or six weeka, will make snch recom summer drees g«xxls, at Hunsaker's. ♦ matter could be properly adjusted— i as in Amerii’a, convinces me tint mendations aa the situation demands. Five bead of tiue gratis Jersey milch that is, until the sheriffs of the two nothing so throughly purifies th On his return to Washington he will cows for sale at Eagle Eiuzla Milla. Mills. * counties find out which one wants to bhxxl. or adds to the health, vigor :i tender to the President his resigna arrest Page. life, as Dr. Acker's English Blood Fresh vegtables of all kinds always tion, to take effect at once. Elixir.-’ * Groceries, totaccos, stationery, on band at Donoghue's. This grand Elixir is sol<l by drug blank books, wood and willow ware, Extra jar rubbers, at the Red House. Fine black sash ribbon. 9 incbee _____ confectionery, cutlery, crockery and gists in all jMirts of America. It is a wide, only $1 a yard, at Hunsaker's. • g<xxl. pure, honest medicine. Try it T ndiea for your kid gloves, try , glassware, fruit jars, jar nibtars and I to-day. Hunsaker. * I jelly glasses, at the Red House. * I Trnuks and Valises at Blount's. Friday, June 6, JN9O. The election is a big endorsement of Hermann and protection again, and a decisive defeat for Thompson. Pen- noyer's majority will be from 3000 to 3500, while all the Republican state ticket except Thompson is elected by fair majorities. Hermann’s majority is estimated at 7,500 to 8,500. The legislature is about three- fourths Republican on joint ballot D' I p a SELLING OUT I This is an opportunity not often offered to the public of Ashland W einstock , L ubin & Go SACRAMENTO, CAL MORAL BROS Having decided to leave Ashland, will close out their entire stock of AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES This is a BONA FIDE SALE, and no humbug. We mean busi ness, and those wishing to buy goods can do so to advantage. WE OFFER OUR DRESS GOODS, SILKS ÂND VELVETS The Dav We All Celebrate ! FOURTH OE JULY! CELEBRATION OPPOSITE THE P. O MORAL BROS. ASHLAND, OREGON And tlie people of this city cordially invite their friends and neighbors of the surrounding country to join with them in paying due respect to the 114th An- niversary of the Independence of our great and glorious nation CONDENSED PROGRAM. CAR-LOAD BAIN WAGONS Hacks and Carts ASHLAND MILLS orne and See ! All selling cheaper for cash than Plows and Harrows have ever sold in this market. R epair S E. B. HUNSAKER For Harrows and Plows Constantly on Hand. 4