Ashland tidings., July 25, 1890, Image 2

XGS.
\<lll
1
¡11).
./<-/
EPl I'« »Kl \1. •
F..
SS OUR OFFER
Born In Jacksonville, July
I'd.
|S‘.M, to Mr. ami Mr- L. L Jacobs, a
daughter. I,.»* is limpies’louably ill»»
proudest ¡m I happiesl mm is town
\\ e c.mgrat ula-e him.
term” a .1 Welle,
In a letter to tile <>,• /••uiitu Sil-
valleys of Oreg,
Born In Tolo. July TJ, 1KM, lo Mr.
I rvisor K«l!y, gives the tollowiug es­
timates »>r town poplll itlofis 11) West­ ami Mrs. A. M. Siiliiv.m, a .laugh er.
k
tin«! no Inoli' p
li
A
ern Oregon, shown by the census just Mother and chil l doing well, ami
teri'sting a route
taken. The estimates are m round father happy.
i
»
followed bv Mr
• ’I'
• \
1 P
tiunils-rs. but they are approximately
Mrs. E. R. |..iv." i» camping with
correct, Mr. Keli. y say»:
writer lier«».f »in«'«» leaving Aslilan I
•ne
the family of Mrs. Caroline Cardwell,
R .»eburg.......................
23 -<•
the
l-lth
in»t.
B."tvve."ii
l
’
ortlrtnd
:
at th>- M.-Allister S > la Springs.
I .
Ellgehe|..................
..................
32-kl
and Tacoma, a» well ¡is ls-twe»-n A
Salem..................................................... 72'"I
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kahler enter­
him! and l'.K'onia, we t.».k a in
Oregon Cit y............................................321*1 tained a nnm!>-r of their frien is la»
McMinnville......................................... 14-10 Thursday at a .limier party, go u in
th»* Il-*pubhran p«>stmaster at »Sn«>- rule<>u the ear». At Tacoma we 1
k.me Falls. U ash., lets l»<*«*n removod met th«' objective feiitnres of our e\- < »rant’s Pass............................................2250 honor of the visit of Mr. and Mrs. I> .
h»r habituui «imcourtesy Io patrons eiir»ioii »alt water, and a radical J.u'ksonville......................... ................ 1200 Kahler of I’n icnix. ami th."ir s ac..
Corvallis. ............................
... .230(1 <>range and Earl, now sit -cessful bus:
ami 'h^h ^ar i ot tin postal law ami
change of air and »cene.
Ashland.................................................... 2700 liess men of Tacoma.
Tacoma the "City of Destiny''and lliilslsiro
.............................................. 1000
E. N. ShnrtletT. of Portland, for a
C W. Kalil-.r, .l icks..nvill," attorti'y.
avenues, Albany ...................................................... 7000 S|ieiit several days at («rant’s L’.iss Hl
¡•mi* ome 'engaged in the customs terraced
The above figures show the ¡sipula-
rentals
work, has been appoint)»! toan ini- lieantifiil
legal business.
tion of the precincts 'vhieh lticlud«'
port ant otSce in that department
sits upon
lulls al- n.atiy ;>eople outside the coqmratious.
Max Muller ae.'ompnni'sl by his
general appraiser of merchandise.
most at th«' head of the great Medit­
The following is from the Etlgelie wife and daughter are in San F ran- _X« i'\ «Hl
( h.iries lbidiey Warner says that erranean of the Northwest atid look»
ami was published by that cisco.
r.i.iin
difference lietween the “faith down across
Commencement Bay paper with authority, the figures hav­
Mrs. P. I’. I'rim went to Portland
cure and the ••imiid cure” is that
ing been taken from the supervisor’s
Saturday evening, to visit her daugh­
“t ÜC m;tid cure doesn't require any with tolerable complaceucv toward b's.ks: “By tiie Courtesy of Mrs. T.
Seattle
.the
(¿ueen
t
’
ity.i
for the een- M. Jackson, we are enabled to give ter, Mrs. Canning.
I, and faith cure dt>esn’l require
in V min I.”
Mrs. John Wess, of Jackson-ill.",
sns has shown the rival towns to lie the imputation of some of the leading
SI.00. SAP
almost nts'k ¡md neck in the hot and towns of Western < fregon. In mak­ .lied Saturday, after a h'vg.-ring ill
Tv
ing their returns from a numl>er of ness of several months, ami was burns!
H
•Presi- furious race for population, 'Incorna
tli«"
towns th.‘
enumerators did iri th*" Catholic cemetery the following
for rt>- cl'ilms s. .met hl ng more than 34,1*1(1,
F'
not separate the II.habitants of the day.
er. who
towns from the precinct of which they
and
S«-attl»'
will
not
give
up
with
less
LLERDRUGCC.Sdìrc
W in. oung who has b < n in Ja \
iy thm^
io the than 4-U»»-. if she has to keep count­ area Part. It >s to lie regretted that Houville for several months past. t. i
tin» was not done so that an ¡»ccurate
the l»>netit of his health, return, i to
is c-»n- ing ¡ill summer. The figures record a
count could be made of the towns.
marvelous growth for Ix.th plact'S. The precincts in almost every in­ Tacoma last week.
Hou. N. La n gel I i!ecom’»mr»*d b\
I’beS. F.
do el down Ten years ago 'Tacoma had fewer f»eo stance extend several miles into the
ittior ibrdptly on its s. ries of art: pie than Ashland has today, and Se­ country, and the count 'unnot l>e de- his wife went to Portland »Satti ft I y.
relating t«> th«* uncrowned kings
pended upon to give the populations Mrs. Langcll who is in poor health
f the commonw»kalth, published by attle hadn't more than twice as many. of the towns proper, t he following will remain there for medical treat­
ment, ami their many friemis e.arm^tly
ie History’ Company, young Hearst But marvelous as this growth has • is t he count:
hope t hat the excellent lady will be
a*im¿ .struck a sna^ in finding a Is-en, there are other things alx.ut
w rniis the ix < oiu « u ;\r
speedily l>em tiled by the change.
a»^iiiphy anti picture ot Ine old man, the ’Wo cities that are even more mar­
Eugene .........................................
» n.i'.or ill* if st, iuu.n mat ing :ts pa^es.
Jacksonville census returns gives us
velous the price of town lots and the Ashland........... ...............................
i \ i ■ *a »umrn.il.
l,2G0
population.
Welborn
Be
McMinnville
biioyaut faith of the citizens in a
son, one of the most accurate and me
A womau in Seattle ih suing a sa­
\
W ITIII X rilE FKE» I x< *r
future
growth
that
sh
ill
surpass
the
loon keefier
kee|>er for <iamai'»*s,
damages, i lesulling
thodica! busiue.'H men of Southern
Salem
...........................................
7,231
troni thè saie
sale oi
of intoxicuiK
ihtoxh'.mts to lier growth of the past as multiplication
Oregon, eutimenVed this precinct,
Albany.
............................ ......... t;,s72 ami there could have been m dm- tin
iiimbai.d.
fu- coiijplaJht
compì.dui allego» that beats simple addition.
i I he
There is much
< Iregon City.........................
........... 3,135 faction with the result of his work
thé hu. li.md e!it»*red the s ¡duoli, drank
building in progress in Tui'oma, as Roseburg...........................
...... 2,351
lapior, liec-'in.e inFan»*ly drut.k, : and
Charles Prim, Esq . who spent
v
........... 2.195
while in that. ««ondiîton tmd. poi Holt Well as iu S.*attl«*, and the progr*»esive ( »rant's Pass
............. 2.122 eral weeks looking for a b :’cr I. ■• >
an«l dtej, and the salon n kee per and bustling ;tnd expansive ideas of (’- »rvallis
11 illsboro.................... .. ..
1,515 tioii in the northern part of tin- state
diiinp»*<t luni ont at thebaek >1 x»r.
th«* towns ar«* mentally exhilarating
Jacksonville
. .
1,11»; an>l in Washington, has returned Well
Tli l:.t»st «*oii)parison ItetWe«!! the even without draughts deep enough
•’III the ai>oye list Eugen- ie, Ashland satisfied to continue a citiz n of this
armi«
of France and
(
’
Germany
to rill»' the pulse to the speciihitiv»* and McMinnville are the only towns place. Mr. Prim is an energetic and
pl't'».Hth»" f former ahead
'
' nnrnenc.dly
The others popular young gentleman, and his
\.i.!-.-
i> r
Ijeat which s«»eiiiH to Iu* normal in the that give the city alone,
whil»» th** hitter is preparine to
many friemis wiil lx- glad to have hi n t
are c ■uiitry ami town mixed.”
up the ga¡» with the aiti of h reivnt »•itizeiis. Bitt th«* urban b<xims and
remain here.
i<iw. r r«ti4(*e on a p»»«*iee f«M»ting I ihe civic rivalries of the (xmntry are only
Mrs. J. F. Henry, a sister of .Mrs. S
D
is
really
to
be
regretted
that
the
• «Ji’.»F«'s men, « uhi ih»* ihw <>( 5 years incidental features of interest
in our enumerators m other towns liesides I*, .lones ih visiting Jaekwuiville. Mrs.
seri if»*, r l«*c«TdUy
• ■ ‘
rliacleti,
ui H k | ier
excursion. I’he fresh air laden with Ashland. Eugeue and
McMinnville Henry trnvel»"d extensively in Europ,,
b» ad l Ai,0 »0 tueii to her trrnional
army. O: lier ft lortiih iiM*r«*aiM the Nept line's tonic distilled from the did not keep separate the population and is enjoy ing a prolonged trip ov.-
annual coi iN4« iit by 1*4>,♦ I H) n.<.Ji, anti lleav mg billows of the I’aeitic is within and without th»» corporation, the I’aeitic coast. She leave» for I’oi t
this bri
it ill» to 22*1,1 MM. By count more wel<*oine and more imp. .rtant for it gives those thre«' towns a dis- land t.eniorrow night, ;ieeo iipam»*.! by
advanta^e iua>mueu as t hey wdl usual her niece. Miss Beil«« Jolies, who has
his .! Hr*
h«* 25 (*on!indent. h un«l»T ill«» l i.\
to Us at this time than the «■■ninja ly probably !>♦» cr»*di!»»d with only their I hm 'I i making her horn»» witn her aunt
with th«4r total l(»s‘si>, which ar»» es
population, while no in Chicago for eever.d ye.'irs.
lnoui»-«i al oiie-«|iiarier, the ♦•!T»•ct¡\«• live progress of |x.puliition and prop corporation
4.•«•>• h»r mol»ihzalion ani«»nots t»> L- eity values of which we hear in eon- other than th«* precmct populations
lion. J. D. W hit mail, of Medford, a
lL-»JM)!». ¡n (ieriiiany lu»« aumial c*»li- versalioii on every hand. So w.- take can b»» given ot th«* other towns. For memls'r of the State Board of llor i
instance* («rant s I’ass, to a person tak culture, in company w>th Dr. E. It.
Un^»-i>l ib
recruit*. •.•.HIM yearh
passage on the easy and comfortable m*^ casual obs»*i vane»» of the fore^oinj»
vobihl« t fb,
i |.,1»J reserve,
Stone, local fruit insp«»"tor, visited
a t«.tai f »r tills ••.»ntin4«*iit of 11M,4»5U Ixiats that ply the waters of onr report, would appear to l»e a larger the orchard» in Jacksonville last week,
town
than
Ashland,
when
in
fact
t
here
I >r the 21 1*1’0 indents, an«* .:ikiu^ in " Me hterram-an" and go first to Se
and found the scab* bug alarmingly
!»»«•:• *'»nn! th» lo-ses, u«* arnv* at a at tie for a short stay, thence to Fort is a ditT«»r»‘iice of |<M> or .'4M) m favor piesent. Mr. Whitman notified them
of the latter.
k*rm«l t»»lal on a war footing «»f .**,.*150,-
that lie would prix»»-.! aci'ording to
Townsend for a »top of 21 hours, and
I he Salem papers hav« ri^ht
o«*o n»**ti. ( • »ri>«*q'i» htIv Franc«* <•«»nl<I
law Io aliat«* the nuisance.
then.s" across the straits to \ ictoria. lx»en <,laimnikr from ln.lhN) to
Iliobil /.»• it Hl»* present time
lion W. II. Patk. r received the »ad
|N»pulation
for
their
city,
but
the
c»»n-
111.iii«'«i mi »|<h«-rs more than Germany. Her." w»- have been since last W«d-
sus shows that «•¡ther the Salem pa news yesterday that Ins sister. Mrs.
lie* preliminary ni»*«*tit*4s of th* nesd.iy «vt-ning, and, after looking p»»rs us»»d poor judgment in their es­ Kate Wa't. of Salem, lost her little
i \»Mmi:t«*p «»*i K ti . ai***nt < tr^.-.niz,-. .J'ollt l.le solid little British town timates, for l>ooin purposes, or that 3-ye:ir old laught.'r last Tuesday, the
ri»»n «»f th»* \\ rbt’s F nr have alrea«!) which will |s-r|H"tuate the name of the census w.as p<H»rly taken. It is little one having aeeidi'iitly fallen into
*i»*\»*io|M>«| v« v ral im|M»’*t:»T t matter-.
a boiler of scalding water, ami only sur­
he revensl sovereign (and perhaf's very ¡»robable, though that the <*ensus
< m • ih ih it th«« i*i*mmittee is a unit
returns are nearer right than the ) m » oiii viving t he heart rendering accident 2-1
ihe/ox/
luonarcliial
sovereign!
of
the
in favor <n‘ o|»eliih*' the doo|*H of th»*
*‘ht¡mates. However, th»» Stiff< suhih hours. The many friends of Mr. and
„I- .1 »-it eijHirr« <»n Sumiays, with the empire, w< hav.^lx-eti trying to ri cail i s . very ¡»otutivennd says
“We don't Mrs Walt in Soul hern Oregon ex-
¡»loviso th.it Ihe iiiai'iiuitTy bhall not from the pictures of memory a more l»eheve that even the c»*nsus returns tend them their sincere sympathy ill
I-* | tr ia opci at I->n. Another is tUut
of Salem, witliin the ci*y limits, fall.* their great sorrow.
beautifitl »pot for a ("ity bv the sea
it f«\«»r. ;ae t.Je of intoxicating
a> low 72”»1. \V»* know the ¡Population
Col. Ro) ert A. Miller, Secretary of
lb|t«»r a? 1 he «• if«*H t . 1 i'-'tail ran tn and we have Is.th given it up. 1'| m > u of the city at this time is more than
the S (>. S. B. A. has remove 1 Ins •f
which may I m * establish»*«! witinn the the southern sh-ir. of the large island. ten thousand, and nearly fifteen thou
tice to the building lately oceuple.l
ter«»nml>. while at th»» «uime time i* X aueoiiVer, the Wooded slopes, almost sand. Ih«*
sch<x»| census of last dental rauiis by l>r. Jack.-on.
I Im
tioeHiiot l»*>hev«* iii public I nitr .
'»larch
sh«»w»
‘
d
over
U.iMhi,
and
th»*
im
­
Col. ami Ins assistants are busy s. n I
.»ouibre with the dark evergre»"ii f.e
on ¡ m «silion t<» these *w<» id» as has al-
migration luis b»*en steady and large.” ing out premium lists ami spee.i pro-
i« adv
ma«!*, just as tImre was to hiige <>f the fir. carry their deep color
giams, and the outlook for a success­
iue Sunday «»¡»vnm^ of the «‘»'Utentnal to the water s edge, softened here and
Says th." Ih'fjuHKur. ** The eensils ful fair is most favorable.
rxg>«iMitn»ii in I'M’». 1 he Committee there by a patch of emerald meadow of Oregon is showing the same ten­
• »ii I*ta a¡.i;a*nt t H4«*niz.iiion, howt-ver,
or grain tield and relieved by narrow dency of population to gather m the
will I h tirili in its
ns <»p|M)b:th>u,
opi»
taking
cities that is noticed all over the coun­
thè ground that thè «alile i«»nal I m n- »trips of neutral-colored lieacb. but try. It is unlikely that tlie total |»>pu
•ite of thè Silliday opeliing will be touched with the picturesque by lation of the state has increased more
i.<>i<i inn xohs.
mmiej
and tliat whìle thè machin* sulslued ledges of dark, »mooth rock than loo per cent, since l»4>0. While
ery m»»l not I»* 111 o|H»ratlon the peo-
Mr. E. Ray’s fishing apparatus is
rising abruptly from the water. Here, most of the cities reported so far have
pie could walk afx.ut, r»"st on the
gaim»l over 2"-l ,mr cent., some of the now yielding better returns than for
upon
a
p.int
swelling
into
the
straits
Is-i'ch»-». Iist.-n to t fi«* saere.l (».'ìcerts
estimates given by the supervisor in merly.
and ei.joy gener:diy tiie grand »iglit is the site of Victoria. The harbor another
column
are
remarkable.
Mr. William Stewart is finishing
la-fole tie ni. So far a.» th«* liquor winds hi with a graceful sweep from Salem remains the s.con.1 city in the
Mr. McDonald's building, which will
I..q» et of thè qu« stiou ls concvrned
¡i wider arm of the strait at the north­ state, but falls sadly short of tin* 1-1,- probably lx» used fora hardware »tore.
'-!»* |.:e.-" Ut prop idttiou d.»s uut go
Albany exceeds tile evp.M'tat loll
l"*yi n I what was griut.sl at thè Ceu- west and tln n divides and sends an of it» ¡.copie ami (».mes within 2 hi of
Th** citizens of this plai'e held a
tenuial.
I.rm to the southwest and another to Salem, with 7.U-I0 p<»>ple.
-»rant's special schiHil meeting on the I'Jili
Pass show» the greatest growth, tillo iust„ at which they voted a district
Ì he river and hails.r lull may not the northeast. Along the harbor's
pas» t a.e st sslou. Says a Washington n..rth frontage the business part of percent, since I»--. Roseburg. Ell tax to raise funds for sch.xil purpose».
dispatch of Jul» 2->: Friend.- • if the the city is built, and the comfortable gene, Ashland ami • >regon City show
(¡rain crops in this vicinity will
alx.ut the normal urban gain, 2ttn per
riv. r and harbor bill ar<> beginning
average ahout th." same as other p u ts
Roses. Geraniu
to hav> ome fear for t he future. Th. re horn, s of the people are upon the cent.”
I he peach and apple
(»rant s Pass m»s| not lie aslianmd of th»" county.
have ls»"ii whi»m>rings nlion* th« cap Higher ground that commands a view
Vri ben.is.
crop
will
be
small
in
quantity,
luit
of
of her r.s'ord of growth which has
I'ol the past Week that perharsi
J
the • >f Ixith the harlxir and the straits,
g.xxl quality.
l»een
more
rapid
any
other
Oregon
bill would lie allowed to slumls-r on while some of th»' choicest rt'siden.'e
town in the past ten years.
Rev. M. A. Williams fav..red tl< with
the (■amildar o> ihe senate until the
sites overhx.k the whole country, and
W bile Ashland’s population does a visit on Sunday last, II." held Sel
. llieie 1.» S.Oil.g oppo-
Mil
not show up as large in Ihe census re­ vices in the morning. followed by
b.luai to it lli ee: t.ilU cm
on the unfold a panorama in which the
^'»(» iiih I that th • appropriations of this scenery is remarkable for its marine turns as It has I» mii estimated by Ehler Whiting m the evening.
Pi
«..ngres.i have Isen very large, ami and sylvan lieauty. I hi a clear dav, many, we still have the largest nuni-
The (¡..Id Hill hotel, formerly
\ l’»r» V » I « I ! l ¡; V
b»*r
of
p»M
>ple
of
any
town
within
2H0
is not absolutely as
that this lull
bill 1.»
I. enpied bv Mrs. Barlow, is m.w in
r. di « i. i. ’v pi . e
Lie water is se»‘U in every direction mil. s of it in the state, and we are «...
ios essary as is re th»* other appropria­
charge <'.f Mr. Masterson. Mr. M
This
city
satisfied
with
the
result,
tion l»:|*s which have l»*en p:*»s..d or ex.-ept toward the north. Beyond the
im with Ills genial temper, will not fail to
of
lire ;iw iltiug passage. It is l>eliev»»l sound to the eastward rise the dim, has now sett led dow n to an era .¡I
please the traveling public, (live him
i 'ini selling plants is ch *.«p a-» yi
in some circles that the pr»»snient is blue shores of the new state of Wash­ natural ami steady growth which wi.. a call.
never
I
h - lei •ss in volume than it is at
can fc»*t them East.
op posed to t h»" pa»»s,ige of the river
ington with a waving crest line of present. The
Ihe booms
lx»>ms may
may come
(
to
Sine»* the late lire, a tin tatf has
i,i.d liarlx>r lull. In tm> i « publican
C. R. VAN AELSTYR.
caucus of last w*ek aii linderst anding dark mountains from which rises tn other places ami last for only a time lH«en pla<‘ed on the I nion Hotel, bear­
as
they
always
do,
but
here
in
Sohtil-
ing
the
Hiseription
“
S
T
A
T
I.
S
d»*m.
”
v s had that the bill would be con- ii.ipressive granduer the snow-cov-
- l> re I ns |one of t lie appropnation ered peak of Mt. Baker. Aeroea the < hegon let us lie content with only The proprkdors have c includ' d that
I lliiii'r ' lülplr I! ihi !9\
11
"II
developing the natural r.-sourees of iusuram’t* is a ii«»c«»ssit \
bills an-l eHied up s»»n ic tim< during
(••> tariff •I’scussion for p: ssa^e. Sen- »trait to th." south and west the view the country a.» rapidly as we can. ami
Mr. E. M.
¡•'or I rye said yesterday that he sup- i» similar, ex.'ept that the mountains the reward will ls> prosperity and a some t im»» atfo
larger
proportion
of
ini'reas»'
in
our
poe*»i the tariff discussion w>>nld go are near.-r, ami the summits of the
conv al» «scent.
on for some time 1» fore the river and whole serrated line of the Olympic population hi IthMl than has Item
shown in Is'.to.
Mr. Oliver II • nick and family :u
harbor lull w«»uid I»' called up. In
range are tipped with snow, and, be­
visiting his brother ih Rock Point,
oiher >|Uartels it 1.» said that if anv
from which place he ih so »» ii going 1«»
effort is made to call It lip the senate tween two dark buttes, where the
Port ialid.
at'inlay, j
w II r.fu.-e to consider it. In any ridge seems to have l»een Opened like
(vent, th. te are grave doubts of till the drawing of a curtain for a view
U ••sltTli
Fire seems to be tilt' style III til -
I. 'I lx»"oming a law.
».»•tiou. Rock Point, or at least >
pori
of gr> ¡iter distance, Mt Olympus ap­
l fi­
portion of it. came neat l.'ii.g bmm .l
h
pears like a huge nest of raggtsl and I lo I
»•(
I.xtirr fr.'in tilainr to » ’iiau.t Fryr.
lateiv, by the innocent mi».-hi‘'f of two
1 M
"•ongregated little peaks ami era*.'s i
little boy ■
\Vilh>> ami líenme came
.S»"i.:;’< r Fry«', on July I I. r««cviv,'d
near gaining a reputation.
I
B
a !• th r from S. » retary I’di.ine, in rising from a high plateau of snow
ni
I
vol 'll th«" latter calls rttention t<. th» banks.
Northward the lulls ami
H I. Whi-e. of Rock Point,
pr*>-"'ilptiv•* duties im|ses»l l.v Spam mountains of t he islands sw. I
•at
I
I
about 75 lead of hogs, which ti<
al
­
••n»ps ate
np«»i» Aii.’ riran Hour »•n'crinj; (
fers for sale. This would I». a
I • • lm> » r«»
< »Ui«T
s of Ann*ri<*ah tfrt»wth are athwart the horizon with a m< •ft ii
a
investment for name one who
• 1
I
1 I
heel
monotonous crest hue, and expos,. li­ li
likewise LuXrd l»> Spall! to the poifit
I
ti
a*
i «piantii
good suitable field. T« rtns eie
I
«>1 piotiiiai i(»lj.
I lui.-
111.'' <>Uv Mhlvti <n»!l!
I
ig»*
l.nl
summit high enough to carry sn> •u
- a t* <piif
Mat» rial is nmi Indng haiibsl for r»
,y.s Svcn taiy l'Iail.o, will at this season of the year.
I
This may
imp. Th
pairing Ihe Bock Point bridge. Ihe
injure thè sluppmg rulltes
give a faint idea of the natural 1» auty
.
rooT of which was broken down by the
X|«»'
hitr\
that are dii! in Amerà ari !,..nd.s. Il
t -
«» a
I
f
l \ :tu
snow of last winter.
rt*rtaih!y woii'.l !»■ very eVriordinar« of thes|x>t ("liosen fortlie("apitalof the
I
HÎ IT«
Ol: thè nart of our government province of B. <'. Add to tins the fact
Ih. Colvig ami family ami •
•
i I imi
' in I ma
just at th»s time to open our market that its lix'ati>>n is near « enough from
others |>ro;>os»» making up a comp
I
!»
with« »ni eli urge of d*lty to thè elior-
for a trip to the (*oasl.. I h»*y wdl un
moils erops
cr«»ps of Hiix'.tr
sugar raised ili
m two die .M'eali to receive the fresh daily
doiibtedly h *v»* a pleasant tim«*.
breezes
with
their
saline
flavor,
ami
Spaiobh lHlal)d.s' of ( nl»a aii«i ( oeda
Foote s ( r»,»*k mviiis to I m » Ifoomilig.
III«
H"
1
l»t«*a, wiiieh fiutiisli Hit* I ailed
suilieiently sheltered to «■»cape the
Hosmer A Aral« rson late ly chaned up
ith .iiM-a‘ ball the xllii-tr woctHisuine. rigor of the heavier blast » ­ in stormy
i W:t
live t lions md d<»liars from their mine.
B-ut.
Siiax* we repeal» d the duty on cof-
after th»* winter's run. L me»* A Puf
f»»» in 1*72 we have imported products weather. and you can realize how
field hav«* .also realiz«»d aln»lit t hrev
pleasant a place Victoria is for the
.»f Er. u! to th ' eit.«ht of
thousand dollars from their minen,
fl
and have s. !d to her only
visitor who seeks r.creation, health
Th« ■re lire s»*vernl miners in that
of our own ¡products. You enn readily
and comfort in midsummer. l ’or the
sts'lion vvjio li:ive not reported n suits
how different the results would
I
I ¡I
11 : i
h »v»» l»eeii if. in return lor the fre»» other feature» of th,, place, its streets,
Mr. John Si.t» riiel'l h is of late I. eii
admission of Brazilian Goitre in our its houses, its pts.ple and th. ir char­
making soln»» sni'i'essfnl . xp< liments
fl
market. w<* wouhl have exacted the acteristics and peculiarities they are
with the nxl an.I line. Rogu«‘ river
Fr«
fr* «• aduii-^i*»n of cer’aiu products of all interesting. es|n»'ially to a "Yan- perl
now fiirnishe.» tine »port forthei'l.amr-
tlie I iitcd St.deH iu Brazdiau tuar
iotiH of tills or<l«'('. Come iin.l giv»'it a
have
»> iiic 'Minion Matena nt
k- ts.
1» repe.it this error with btigar kee” visit»»
trial.
('ll viu. i m vom '.
also
•‘to a*i aihount three times as lar^je. somet hing
I st.-rian
i lu .
as with cotf« •*. will close all opf>ortun« s miething
(tress floes u<>t buy any shoddy
«.!»-
Frolli thè niost rollatile »Olii
itv to ♦•stabhsh reciprocity of trade
goods;
but
sells
at
shoddy
¡-iices.
gr. »» ii | x > ii tlie
ami m its I h x lin­ tainahl«- thè -Isfor.on Is-hev
with
Latin America. Our foreign
thè Columbia river spring
Stylish Hats at Blount's this week.
market for bremistutfs grow« nar- ing ci ties. Just now I uni too busy
pack, to date, aggregate» ”.Jii,(li
row»*r. («rent Britain lseXertin, evei y resiing uu.l cultivating enne and en­
It ih thonght tliat thè p;i<-k
nerve to secure her bread supplies joy inu iD<lult;«‘nce in indolence to at­ s«'usoti. on tlus nver, wdl I h >
fr«»m India, atid the rapid expanse of tempt any writing that requires
eas»"H. All tin» ih of Ixst
the wheat area m Ku>sia ¿4i\c> Us
Ther«* will la" no full ti-h
powerful coinpet jti»»n m the mark» tn thought or careful consideration.
i
I .» ¡ h rii art
ifh
Whether (bere will ls> any fisli pack)»!
of E irope. I’ l»»*4*omes us. therefore,
in August depemls a gixxl deal on thè
//oo</*.s Sfwstt / hi ri/hl•
to use » very oj port unity for the ex-
We met 11. I., luce ami family at action of th>‘ Washington l amiers. If
" I am a pioneer in this i -’unty, bavin •
JAMES
t» fi"ion of our markets on Ixdl) the Port Townsend last Tuesday evening.
tliey pack, some of th«> < »regoli can- b» en tn •• ■.!> year*. Four year*« az«» iny ¡-a .•
(•I
Am» tie-in continents.*
’
They are visiting Mr. ami Mrs. Hol­ ner» will. f.H».
> *n EH«*r> Infamt* bl<*»d ¡«.¡ mud «1 by hnpnr
la rg former Ashlatidltesi and they
The British Columlua pack will *• Irus in \R4 • ination. Hix arm swellv«! t ■
all came over to Victoria last Thurs­ aggregate :!•'.!I.i»H eases. The Alaska bly,« a’i>inn '¿reat agony. physicians sri -I th*
Cieh»rM*tl by Ihe I’rvsfw
day for a stay of one day here. Mr. pack may !»• se' down at 5oo.imu case». arm must be amputat**«!. and even then 1.
•'For -¡«Aei’.il inontii*» past th»* readers and Mrs. Rice are enjoying greatly
It IH Hot llkely tliat nilieli '‘olltslde" recovery '.v-inhi be *L<nbifni. One day I real
of this paper haVr K»» nV ich Week spec ’ll. 1! Visit.
W. 11. I,.
paeking. tliat is fall ti»h. in : he ( Iregon tibo it a bl-Hwl purifier, new to me. and wa>
ml r» idu;.- «otic, s, showunf th»* wonder
and Washington l'oast bay. and riv, r- snrpi»i‘<l to learn that if waa pr»*]'Hr«*d b)
I
fill cures ;ifleeted bv Swift’s Speeitie.
will I h " »Ione.
H'i’»d. with \vh«)in 1 ns('«i tog«» t«» h•♦<»! In
letter known as S. S. S., ami in the face
I traine» ( an’f be Cured
h boa, Vt
I (Jeci’l« <l to have my b«iy try
'The not l'-eabje f"’al l|r»* of thè »“asoli
»f such testimony we are rt adv to sat
rL.it in all the worhi then is not so By local applications, as th» y cannot (H to side» ls tliat Frazer uvei |» sol i
i«..’ w .'•arsaparilla. and was much grafifi**’*
■ ;..od *i Lh’O'L luvdicini as this remedy, reach the diseased ¡h»rti«»n of the ear. exeiusiv.-ly to Englaml; Columbia '.V i icn it >••♦ in« <i t<» help him. He contiim- •
ihe cures are simplv miraculous, if there is onlv one way to cure »leafn- ^s. rivi r sidmoii aitimst exelusively m thè
gr- w betn-r a* w«* gave him th« -ar-n; It'
ot ou« readers are a!f*ct» d with anv ami that is by constitutional remedies.
ill i. and having m»e«l s |>.>tt!e< is n<»w entir
• .f t la* LL k id diseases that it is .known to Deafness is caused by an intlamed con l'nited St.at. s.
’The Columbtii river j ack of 1»'.M has - nred. As H oim I' s Sarsaparilla has h •
«-4» • iie< rui’ilv c«ir» why do they nut ^ive dition of the mucous lining of tin- Pus
>. S. S. a tr*al. fin compHnv win. make tachian l ube. When this tube 4«dn in­ tlever l>een « Xis-lled fil qmillty. It is pli*di. d su«'h wonderful results, I r»*. «»mm*
the remedy is on«* ‘»J the lar^jest pat» ill flamed you have a rumbling sound or al»s..Intely lieyond eompar,»»jn. Never it ad I po'dbly ean.,‘ J er ’M e M si . eepe
K»
diem»* firms in th" » nit* d St ites. md imperfect hearing, ami when it is rn in the history of th»‘ nver has th-re Upj»er I ak •« Lake Co.. < al.
are he trtilv Flld<»rs%d b> the leading tirely closed, deafness is the result, and been so inui'h care exer.'ised iti thè
The <’lty Treasurer
men ot AtialjtH and Ge«»»'^ia.
Lake unless the mil amination can be taken seh'i’tioti of tin»" ti»!i. and th.- perf.<ction
Of I” ’ ll. Mas- . sgvR ‘The above is from
Eustjs. Fla.
»»tit and this tuts- restored to its normal of thè sup»Ti<>r pr.x'ess by whicli they mv b» »ther. u '. •<•■ *ignamr*- I re«'oi,n;/«•«!. I
I u
on Blood and Skiu D;^. *s»s condition, hearing will be destroyed
am also g’.ad !•• te-rify to the ex<•••l’en< e <>f
ALL ORDERED WORK
free.
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused are prepar. 1 for thè palate» of th.vse H(H»d*'> Sar*ap»cilia, and to »»ay that <’. I
wh>>
appr.x'i.ate
a
fine
artici»*
tiuelv
¡»ut
¡1 . »d v « •> are < on ’dcred one "f th«* most
Suin S pecific C o ., Atlanta (»a
by catarrh, which is nothing but an m
r»J d-ie lirri- in \- a I. h _’. u " | '
*’«x E
tbanivd condition of the mucous surfaces. tip.
*’ll> Tre.is.irer, L- wclI. M h > s
We will give one hundred dollars for
Repairing Neatly Dene
< in wer iea.
t«,lHieeos.
stationery,
auy cake of deafness ' caused by catarrh
When natme falters ami requires
blank books, i, wood and willow ware, tjmt we cannot cure by taking Hall’s
mi
- ■- n a f r >■
confectionery, cutlery, crockery and Catarrh <’nr«*. Scud for circulars, free. help, recruit her enf> el>led energies with
Dr. I II Mel.eans Strengthening (ior
I'.
-
'■
I
((> ' >11 A ' !>., A|.“t
u .•»
•• IS
ghMBWarv, fruit jars. jar rubbers and
F. I. Cheiu-y & i’v. Joledo. (>. Sold dial »nd Bl.x.d Purifier.
«11.(10
per
I
a
"-
"'!
M
u
«-
v
j»»llv plantes, at tile Lied UoilSr.
by druggists, 7>C.
Isrttle For sale at Bolton's drug store.
Poses One
I
p ?
> 1
i \T / 1
Mi
ÍI
1 1 A « ' .1
Stî.T.uîate the -
H’
Hardware,
OÄTZES : DOI.X.J3
a
Will l.iiv : iii \
<dH" of ili»' fn||.»'\ ing :1
12 lbs. DRY GRANULATED SUG
14 lbs. EXTRA C. SUGAR.
18 Jbs. BEST ROLLED OATS.
12 lbs. BEST ISLAND RICE.
4 lbs. BEST COSTA RICO COFFEE.
20 lbs. BEST NAVY BEANS.
7 QUART CANS TOMATOES.
All other goods as c heap as anyone eise
will oder them, as The Red House never ha
been, and will not, be undersold.
FU LL LINE 0F
rOBACCO,
STATIONERY,
DICTIONARY.
BARGAINS MADE
" " »• 1 I I ' u ses ai e needed.
CFO. NUTLEY,
J. W. Hockersniitli.
Ashland, Or.
Ashland. Or.. .Tune 20. 1890.
:
U tSDKY.
' liHi.nii'i in \tu hjiuro
ONLY
Bit'.
HERE
BE
■I MO N Si r
HEADQUAFt I
I -ml i'!"
I .(KM) MJ N
hk I
<; i \\ r
houses ;
NSON’S
I
(THING NEW: MONSTER HERDOF
OF TRAINED DONKEYS!
"»¡ A l.|<
xi :i : n :
Buy a White Shirt worth $1 for 50 cts. oi
0. H. EL0UNT.
Buy a Pair of Cottonade Pants worth $1,
for 50 cts., of
‘
0. H. BLOUNT.
Buy a Paii1 of those Fine Shoes for $1 5O,
worth
50. at
O. H. BLOUNTS.
Take a look at those
Fumps, at
Paient Leather
BLOUNT'S.
How do you like those .ew Kangaroo Shoes
just openi
BLOUNT'S?
E. K - Briqhtman
California
YEAR!
■ i h i S’ 111 II SNeV8r Changes Name
ANI S.
NEW BRICK
THIS
G 0 S P ECIAL CARS.
N S.
GOOD VARIETY HOUSE PLANTS.
VEGETABLE
AUG. 5.
!
(
;V»®i
> •
Bargains in Men's Straw Hats, at
O. H. BLOUNT’S.
Men's Heavy Boots at a bargain, at
0. IÍ BLOUNTS.
Men's Summer Underwear very cheap, at
0. H. BLOUNT'S.
j »: i m< >
JfI FOR CMILORFN
liil lT ACTS ONLY
R<>
nr r < ) i >
1 RING.““
•.’IO«l OF THF
i
< > m
r
ÍTLAND PONIES
60 '
ami ( li.irii.h'iq-».
6Q
1 vvil I.
l; X« H
V I . > 1; V« k -
itoimis
a:
UACER5ES,! 3
ml
I»rti
i* 1
< OSTLY ANI MALS.
AT O. H
BLOUNT’S,
THE ’WILD WEST!
PUEBLO
ms
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Dollar
Bron.h.T
rm:
SSoo.c
PH
r-> rb
DOOHS OPEN AT 1 AND 7.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
IOO
E.iekinir
«V»" I'n-llli,.«.
|,f»v.
?
XI
I
H
•
o\
*. 1.1
K 1 ILI«» \ II*»