Dried fruit. Mrs. Geo. A. Jack«on. Beagle.
f 'assawba, Frank Bellinger, Jacksonville-
Best assorttuaut preserves, Mrs. J. Ish,
Sweet Pumpkin Thos. Curry. Table ita-k
Jacksonville.
Potatoes 'snowflake), K Bigelow A Sons,
Best
soda
biscuit,
and
hop
rislug
bread.
Williams.
CONTINUED PROM let PAGE.
Miss
Dee
Ankeuy
Quiuees,
R. F. Maurv, Jacksonville.
Washington, Sept. 28,—Iu two or
Fiekalily, Mrs. J. G. McDonough, Tolo
.October ■>, lsäü.
Parsnips, onions, potatoes (Prolific and
Friday, ...
three days the long session of the
Assortment preserves, Mrs. W. J. Plyinale, Burbank) tomatoes. W. P. Griswold. Ashland.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AWARDED Jacksonville.
Watermelon. Geo. A. Jackson, Beagie.
! Fifty-first congress will have come to j
Soda biscuit, Mrs. W. J. Plymale, Jack-
Carrots, turuip beets, mangel wurzel. tur­
an end. It has lieen almost the long- [
EDITORIAL NOTESAND NEWS.
nips, ami rutabagas G. F. Pennebaker. Tal­
i ville.
eet ever held. Although the first ses­
Fruit, hermetically sealed, O. Coolidge, ent.
Division .4.
Sugar beets, w. H. Parker, Jacksonville.
Ashland.
The importance of the state of Ore- i sion of the Fifty-first congress lasted
CLASS 2—HORSES OF ALL WORK.
Best assortment dried fruits, A. Kiddle,
SECOND FRENU M.
gon being properly represented in the until October 20, the present session,
!
Riddles.
FIRST FKEMIVM.
Quinces, Mrs. Anna Dean. Willow Spring«.
by reason of longer daily sessions, has
Second
Premium.
i
exhibits of the great world’s fair at far exceeded it in working time, and
Sweet potatoes, R. F. Maury, Jacksonville.
Mare "Hattie,” one year old and over, \
Bread, potato yeast, Mrs. P. Griswold, Ash-
Carrots, P Griswold, Ashland.
Chicago will be admitted by everyone the amount of legislative work actually David Peninger. Central Point.
Burbank potatoes, ft.Griswold, Ashland.
Stallion ‘ Tehama Geo .” 4 years old and
Salt rising and hop rising bread, Mrs E.
Table beets, P. Griswold. Ashland.
without argumenL In fact, no state accomplished has lieen extraordinary, over, G. Leroux,Central Point,
Boss watermelon, P W Olwell, Central
A.
DeGroot,
Medford.
"Chester," I years old and over. 1
can afford to be negligent in the mat­ viewed iu the light of previous cou- • C. Stallion
Point.
Dried prunes, W. M Smith. Medford.
T. Payne, Phoenix.
greesee. The record
so
far
is:
Canned
fruit,
Mrs.
W.T.
Leever,
Central
Cassawba, Geo. A. Jackson. Beagle.
.___ .„» j
__
Brood mare and colt, Wm. Peuinger, Cent-
ter of making a good showing at the
Table squash, G. F. Pennebaker, Talent.
Bills and joint resolutions mtro- rB1 point.
Point.
. r ....
Sugar beet, T. B. Blanton. Ash.and
fair. Oregon is amply able to enter duced in the house, 12,402; in the sett - I Stallion, one yearold and over, Wm. Penin- ' Best assontnenl of jelly, Miss Sophia Isb,
Mangel Wurzel and parsnips, 11. E. Auk
Jacksonville
Central Point
the friendly rivalry with her sister ate, 4750: total, 16,972; against, 15,596 ger.
Best assortment of preserves, Mrs. Maria eny, Sterling.
Stallion. 4 years old. with family of 5 colts,
Cabbage», Thos. Gilson. Sterling.
Beil. Central Point.
states of the Pacific coast, both in the during the first session of the last con­ F. W. VeuDvke, Grant's Pass
Rutabugas, W. T Leever, Central Point.
Fruit butters, best collection, Mrs. Nancy
Mare “Dollie," O Harbaugh, Medford.
gress, which, in this matter, far ex­
Largest.squas'i, J. B. Montgomery, Eagle
extent and variety of resources which celled all previous records.
Obenchein,
Central
i'olnt
SECOND FKEMIVM.
Point.
Soda biscuit. Miss >ee Ankeny, Sterling.
she can display, and the means to
Reports made: House, 3215; senate,
Mare "Maggie," Janies Harvey. Taleut.
Onions, “Danvers" and "Early K<a." R.
Stallion, one year old and over, Tyson Bell,
Bigelow A Sou, Williams.
Di vision J.
meet the expenses of her exhlblL The 1815 (no account being taken in the Central
Point.
THIRD FREMICM.
CLASS 1—HANDSEW1NU.
time is at hand when steps should be senate of other than written reports), j Stallion, 4 years old «nd over, Lemou
Best dish tomatoes, J. McDonough, Tola.
Bills passed by the house, 1292, of i Charley, Brownsborough.
First Premium.
Carrot«, Henry E. Ankeny, sterling,
taken to prepare for the collection and which the senate haa passed 849; all
Stallion, 2 years old and over, John Wells,
Infant'» robe, Mrs. W. B. Stammers, Med­
lable squash, Thos. Curry, Table Roek.
arrangement of the Oregon exhibit, except a few of these have bitcome ' Althouse.
Cabbage, Win. Hauley, Jacksonville.
Brood Mare (with colt, F. T. Downing, ford.
Millinery,
Mrs.
P.
P.
Prim,
Jacksonville.
Mangle
Wurzel, P. Griswold. Ashland.
and the question of how to go about laws or are waiting the president's ap­ Central Point.
Sweet potatoes, W. H. Parker, Jacksonville.
class 2.
proval;
by
the
senate,
1100,
of
which
THIRD
rRKMIVM.
Potatoes. G. W. Heckatliorn, Eagle Point.
it is now beginning to agitate the pub­
2 quilt«, cotton patchwork, Mrs. Jane Me-
486 have been sent to the president,
Brood mare, 4 years old aud over, C, J. Cully,
Jacksonville.
lic mind. The suggestion of Hon. making a total numlter of about 1335 Armstrong, Central Point.
Division N.
Quilt, cotton patchwork, Mrs. G. W Gib­
Henry Klippe), one of the Oregon rep­ acta, or laws, against 1790 for the
son. Jacksonville.
• LASS S—DRAFT HORSES.
CLASS L—FLOWERS,
Quilt, eotton patchwork, Mrs. J. H. Whip- ;
resentatives in the national com mis­ whole of the last congrees.
FIRST FKEMIVM.
First Premium
pie, Woodville.
Of
these
acts
606
house
and
275
I.ady's dress, Mrs. J. L. Sims. Central Point.
Best specimens
Mare “Lizzie." 2 years old and over. David
sion, contained in his letter to the
specimen« of foliage !>egouia
l>egouia a'i<!
and
senate bills were pensions to individ­ Peninger, Central Poiut.
Bed spread. Miss Martha Cooley, Chetco. ro-e ge rani uni, Sarah E. Downing, ( riria!
T idings of last week, is a good one, uals.
Pillow shams and cover, Mrs. J. R. Casey, Point.
Mare "Fly," and coll, "Brigham," James
Ashland.
Taleut.
Best sprciineu of hand boquet, Mrs. H. E
and should be acted upon. He advises
The following are some of the many Harvey,
Pillow shams, drawn work and darned Ankeny, Sterling.
Stallion, 4 years old and over, William Jor­
net tidy, Miss Emily Pankey, Sains valley
the calling of a public meeting of the important measures enacted into laws: don, Grant's Pass.
Best apeHinen parlor boquet. Miss Mollie
Quilt, crazy patchwork, Mrs. W. S. Bar­ Britt. Jacksonville.
Silver bill; customs administration
people of the southern counties of the
CLASS 4— ROADSTERS.
num,
Medford.
Dried grasses, Mrs. B. W Dean, Willow
bill; dependent and disability pension
Home niaiienig, Mrs. Susie West. Medford. Spring«.
state to begin action for this part of bills; anti-trust bill; anti-lottery bill; i
FtRHT FKEMIVM.
Silk patchwork. Miss Mae Morris, Central
Feather wreath, Mrs Jennie Montgomery,
Oregon. It is probable that there world’s fair bill; admission of Idaho Mare, (pacing single) Lawton Bro»., Med- Poiut.
Eagle Point.
' ford.
Lady's
household
article
(twine
holder
Best collection phlox, Mrs D. T. Lawton,
i
will be concerted action throughout bill; Wyoming meat inspection bill;
Pair of roadsters, T. J. Burrows, Central Mrs. S. P. Jones, Jacksonville.
Me«IJord.
Poiut.
land
grant
forfeiture
bill;
original
CLASS 3.
the state to this end soon, but it would
8eeond Premium.
package bill; additions to the navy I Stallion, 4 years old. F. C Homes, Ashland
Second Premium.
Single geranium, Miss S E. lNowning.
be a good thing for Southern Oregon bill; also bills repealing act of 1888, Trotting bred colts, one year old, John
: Banks, Ashland.
Boys suit. Miss Issie McCully, Jacksonville. Central Point.
to do, anyhow. Let us show our fel­ which withdrew, practically, all West­
Mare "Black Bess," 4 years old, John Wells,
Parlor t*oquet and hand boquet. Mrs. If. c.
Class 4—Embroidery.
Althouse.
Mver. Ashland.
low citizens of other portions of the ern public lamia from settlement, and
First Premium.
Best exhibit of pansies, Mis* Maml Don n
SECOND
FKEMIVM.
splasher, Miss Nannie Grigs ing. Central Point.
state that we are awake, and deter­ providing that hereafter only actual Stallion. 4 years old, John Bank-, Ashland. by, Washstand
Central Point.
reservoir sites shall be withdrawn, and
Asters, l»est collection, Mrs. Alice Clrioh.
mined to do what we can for the credit that no one person shall enter more Mare, trotting bred colt, S. Mitchell,
Sofa cushion and lambrequin. Mrs. Dora Jacksonville.
i Grant's Pass.
Harbaugh, Jacksonville.
Cut
tiowers, la‘S( roHet tiou, Mrs. (»-car
and advantage of Oregon. If we can than 320 acres; relief of Mississippi
Sofa cushion. Miss Issie McCully, Jack­ (laniard, Ashland. •*
THIRD FKEMIVM.
sonville.
valley
flood
sufferers;
Portage
lake
aud
‘
accomplish nothing more at such a
Mare "Peggy, ' 4 years old ami over. Cal
Iauiy'ssklrt. Mrs. W Mitchell, Eagle Point.
Division (J.
Wells, Grant's Pass,
meeting we can at least voice the sen­ Hennepin canal, and Galveston harbor i vin
Table scarf and tidy, Miss Rose t'lem-
Trotting
bred yearling. "Oliver," Calvin mens,
projects; for large addition to the
ci LASS 1.—WORMS OF ART.
Jacksonville.
timent of Southern Oregon for a lib­ clerical force in the pension office to Wells, Grant's Pass.
Wool chair, pr. foot stools, table drape,
First Premium.
arrasene panel, Mrs. Eugene Orr, Medford.
CLASS 5—AMERICAN.
eral appropriation by the legislature adjudicate ettses under new acts, pro­
landscape painting in oil, crayon draw­
Chenile embroidery ami toilet set. Mrs.
FIRST FKEMIVM.
ing, marine painting in oil. ami crayon ¡»or
for the necessary expenses of a credit­ viding for classification of worsted
W. S. Barnum, Medford.
Sofacushion, Mrs Mattie Klippel, Phoenix. trait, Susie M. West, Medford.
Best Jack, Mike Hauley. Jacksonville.
able exhibiL Mr. Klippel is fully cloths as wixilens; that no person in
Autumn leaves, china and landscape
Table scarf, arrasene, Mrs W 8. Barnum.
time of peace shall be tried for de­ Best colt, without regard to blood, J. Medford.
painting, anti lnist general display, Fannie
able to do hie share of the labor that sertion, after a lapse of two years; to Hansen, Central Point.
Silk sofa cushion, Mrs. N. Faber, Ashland. M. Ix»ve, Jacksonville.
Pair farm horses F. S. Cooper. Medford.
may devolve upon the Oregon com­ prevent desertions in the army, for ex­
Etching in oil. and kensingtou in oil, Mrs.
Lambrequins and table cover. Miss Min­
SECOND FKEMIVM.
K. H. Halley. Medford
nie Bybee, Jacksonville.
missioners. As to the gentleman in tending relief to railroad laud settlers;
Best colt, without regard to blood, I) Pen'
^¡»ecimens in natural historv,
Mrs.
Banner and tidy, Miss Julia Olwell, Ceti
Central Point.
Susie M West, Medford
tral Point.
Laue county, we know nothing about several bills concerning Indian reser­ inger.
Best colt, without regard to blood, Wm
Landscape in oil. Mrs. Clay Myer, Ashland.
vations aud treaties; for census of farm
Handkerchief, poiut lace, largest ami liest
him. If he be as well qualified as Mr. mortgagee, etc.; also a census of the Hanley, Jacksonville
General collection in oil aud in crayon,
| exhibit point lace; chair bolster, honey
comtxd tidy, worsted chair, ulglit dress, marine painting in oil. Miss E. Tolman,
THIRD PREMIUM.
Klippel they will do well for Oregon Chinese; increase of pension for total
Ashland.
Mrs. Helen Haskins. -Medford.
Best colt, without regard to blood, D. Pen , drawers,
Best display photographs, Mrs. M E. Ty­
Linen splasher, lambrequius, Mrs. R. M.
if the means be placed in their helplessness; for an assistant secre- niger.
Central Point.
ler. Ashland
McDonough, Tolo.
taay
each,
for
the
war
and
navy
de
­
hands.
The Presideiet of the
Portraits in oil, Mrs. W. H. Barnum, Med
Division B.
Second premium.
partments.
ford.
Oregon 1’rese Association, Mr. Sam-
Chenile embroidery, Miss Carrie ( rone-
There were eighteen contested elec­
Sea moss in frame, Miss Issie McCully,
CLASS 1. CATTLE— SHORTHORNS.
miller, Jacksonville
Jacksonville.
uel, is stirring the matter up in his tion cites® before the house, aud seven
FIRST PREMIUM.
Fancy avron, Mollie Britt, Jacksonville.
Oil painting on satin, Mrs. Susie West.
of
the
republican
contestants
have
Apron
(drawn
work).
Infant's
skirt,
Mrs.
Florida
No.
20.'
F.
C.
Homes.
Ashland.
paper the II ext Shore, and through
Medford.
B. F Stevenson, Medford.
Calf one year old, F. <’ Homes, Ashland.
beeu
seated.
The
senate
seated
the
Second Premium.
his correspondence with the other republican senators from Montana.
Lady's slippers, Mrs. Ella Lyons, Central
SECOND FKEMIVM.
(‘rayon Drawings, Mrs. Susie M. West.
j
Point.
members of the association, but he Seven bills have beeu vetoed by the
Bull "Willie,'' F. C. Homes, Ashland,
Sofa cushion, Emma Pankey, Sants valley. I Medford.
General display,
, ,, Mrs Fannie
.... M.
.. _ L.t
Work bag, Minnie Bybee. Jacksonville.
jumps at a conclusion too hastily president, three of them public build­ i’ow in milk. "Red Queen," E F.
Jacksonville.
Walker, Medford.
Class 5.
landscapes in oil, Misa E. Tolman. Ash
wheu he assumes that both the Ore­ ing bills, two bills authorizing an in-
class 2—H ereford ».
land.
First premium.
gon commissioners are lacking in the | crease of indebtedness in certain cities
Mariue painting in oil, and natural h’stors
j Apron, Minuie Perry, Bams valley.
FIRST FRKMIUM.
or counties, one changing the boun­
in oil. Mrs W. S. Barnum, Medford.
qualifications for the important work daries of the Uncompahgre Indian
Second premium.
Bull “Siskiyou,” Mike Hanley,Jacksonville
Crayon ¡»ortrait, Mrs. II. C. Myer, Ashland.
Stand cover. Emily Pankey, Sam» valley.
Cow in milk, Wm. Hanley. Jacksom ille.
that will be required of them. It is i reservation, ami the other extending
Third Premium.
Braided pillow shams, Emma Pankey,
KKUONI» PREMIUM.
One marine in oil, Mrs. Susie M. West,
true that they will need much assist­ the time for payment of lands pur-
Sams valley.
Bull “Detianee.” 2 vears old aud over,
Medford.
Class <>—crochet. Tatting and Knitting.
ance, but for the commissioner in this ( chase from the Omaha trilte of Indians. Fred Hansen, Table Rock.
Best general collection. Mrs. R. H. Ilallev,
Among the bills which passed the
First premium.
Medford
THIRD PREMIUM.
county, the T idings can say that his 1 house but have not yet passed the
i Child's hood, lady's apron, Mrs. W. B.
Best landscape in oil, Mrs. Mrs. L. 1!.
Bull McLaughlin,“ Mike Hanley, Jack­ stammers, Medford.
Blakeman, Aahland
reputatiou for ability is first class. senate are the Federal election bill; sonville.
staud tidy. Mr». J. L. Sims, Central Point.
Crayon
¡portrait, Mrs. W. S. Barnum, Med
The wisdom of calling for united the national bankruptcy bill; the bill
Tidy, Carrie Cronemiller, Jacksonville.
ford.
( ».ASB 5— HoLsTKINS.
for
the
relief
of
the
supreme
court;
Knit
mittens
and
lace.
Mrs
B.
F.
Steven
­
I
action in this matter in terms or man­
FIRST PREMIUM.
son. Medfotd.
Division P.
the compound lard bill; the bill to
Child's stockings, Mrs. 8. E Downing,
ner likely to breed dissent ion at the prevent the product of convict labor
Bull 2 years old and over, 8. L. Bennett,
CLASS
1-
WINES ANO Nl'Ts.
Central
Poiut.
start, as was done in the West Shore being furnished upon public build­ Medford. CLASS 6— POLLED ANGUS.
Macrome, best specimen, Mrs. E Lyons,
First Premium.
Central
Point
ings or works; the bill for the repeal
last week, is very questionable.
Best display walnuts, J. McDonough, Tolo.
Darned net pillow shams. Miss Emily
FIRST PREMIUM.
of the timber culture law; and the
Oregon wood, Mr. Hatch. Ashland.
Pankey. Central Point.
Cowin
milk,
“
Maisie
Foster,
”
J.
Wagner,
Almonds, and best display of nuts. Dr. A.
eight-hour-day
bill.
Mittens
and
pulse
warmers,
Mrs.
Rutli
I
The organization of a state board
Ashland
C. Caldwell, Ashland.
Fish, Central Point.
Among the senate bills which have
Heifer “The Dutchess, under 2 years old.
of commerce at Portland last week
Ijtdy's knit skirt, pillow slips, Mrs. Millie |
Second Premium.
not passed the house are: The shi[>- ' Chav Hoaley, Ashlaitd.
Ashland.
is evideuce of the dawn of a progres­ ping subsidy bills; the bill granting 1 Bull “Duke of Ashland,” 2 years old and Myer,
Display Almonds, J. W. Smith, Medford.
4
pieces
knit
lace,
crochet
lace,
Mrs.
W.
class 2.
Mitchell. Eagle Point.
sive era for Oregon--an awakening of California 5 per cent, of the proceeds over, Chas. Hosley, Ashland.
SECOND PREMIUM.
Knitted bed spread, Mrs. C. W. Taylor.
First Premium.
our people to the knowledge of their of the sale of public lands; to enlarge
Bull “Boss 2d.” 2 years old and over, H. F. Eagle Point
Best display of wines in lite district. I*
Apron, Mrs. J. A. Daley. Eagle Point.
own strength and the power and value Yellowstone Park; to grant a right of Barron. Ashland.
Jack.soiiviile.
Darned net lace, lady'« slippers. Miss Britt.
way through public lands for irriga­
Vnfermented wine. Mrs. J II. Russell.
< I.ARS 7—GRADES.
Issie Mci ully, Jacksonville.
of organized effort for the develop­ tion purposes; for compulsory educa­
Ashland.
i Shawl, collar, child’s skirt, crochet laces.
FIRST PREMIUM.
ment of the vast resources which are tion of Indian children; for inspec­
Mrs. W. B. Stammers, Medford
Division Special.
Best
calf
under
1
year
old,
J.
Wagner,
Ash
­
Knit spread and shams, Mrs. F. H. Schmidt.
but waiting the touch of enterprise tion of live cattle and beef products land.
Grant
’s Pass.
for
export.
class 1.
Best
cow
,
2
years
old,
Roscoe
Price.
Tolo.
to double ami treble the population
Lady's skirt, knitted tidy, pillow cases and
The Blair educational bill and the
! samples lace. Mrs N. Faber. Ashland.
SECOND PREMIUM.
Firnt
premium.
and wealth of the state. Oregon has international copy-right bill were de­
cover cord yoke, Georgia McNeel
Best calf, either sex, under 1 year, Roscoe I ey, Crochet
Butter, Win. Robinson, Crescent City.
Medford.
had a somewhat rude awakening from feated in the senate and house re­ Price, Tolo.
Tidy, Mrs. Helen Haskins. Medford.
Corn (white) J. W. Wrisley, Medford.
Best calf, either sex, under 1 year, W. K.
her Sleepy-Hollow contentment, and spectively. Many other bills of prom­ Price,
Tidy, infants hood.Mrs 1. Veghte, Ashland.
Hand-painted glass, Mrs. Fannie Love,
Tolo.
Second premium.
Jacksonville.
she is etill disgruntled and provoked inence have not beeu acted upon by
THIRD PREMIUM.
either house.
Lustre painting, Mrs. R. Halley. Med­
Samples tatted lace, handkerchief, baby's
at the manner in which she was shak- 1
Best cow, all around, Wm. Hanley, Jack­ knit
socks, baby's crochet socks, Mrs. W.'B. ford.
sonville.
Stammers,
Medford.
Smilax, Mrs. S. E. Downing, C. Point.
en up, but she owes the census a debt
CLASS 9—GALLOWAYS.
Childs's skirt, small tidy, Mrs. J. L. Sims,
NOTES AND NEWS
Blacklierries and peppers, Mrs. P.
of gratitude for its effect upon her
Central Point.
Griswold,
Ashland.
FIRST PREMIUM.
White
skirt,
crochet
lace,
Ada
Cornell,
pride and ambition, though she does
Harness leather. Israel Morrison, Cres­
Bull “Buster,” under 2 years, (’. H. Lewis, i Central Point.
I Crochet chair tidies, Annie Olsten, Cen­ cent City.
have reason to detest the census offi-1 Another expedition to seek the north Central Point.
Cow in calf, “Nancy Lee,” C. H. Lewis, tral Point.
Seedling peaches, Miles Wakeman,
cials for the injustice they seem de­ pole is soon to be sent out by Norway. ¡ Central Point.
Stand cover, Emily Pankey, Sams valley. Wimer.
Heifer
two
years
old,
“
Elna,
”
(
’
.
H.
Lewis,
Crochet
hood,
Mrs.
8.
J.
Downing.
Central
White Elephant potatoes, A. M. Jess,
Birchall, the Woodstock, Ont., mur- | Central Point.
termined to do her. It required the
Point.
Grants Paas.
Bull 2 years old and over, “Sleek Jim."
2 crochet tidies, Issie McCully, Jackson
cold facts and figures of the compari­ derer, was convicted last Monday, and
Improved Mission grapes, G. Naylor.
W. J. Cooper, Medford.
sentenced to be hanged Nov. 14th.
ville.
son with Washington to convince us
I.adys skirt. Rose Clem mens, Jacksonville Medford.
Peach melon, Mrs. J. V. Kahler. Jack­
A sloop that had twenty Chinese
Division C—Sheep.
Class 6—Embroidery.
that we have been wasting time and
sonville.
who were being smuggled from Vic­
Second
premium.
CLASS
1
—
ME
RINGS.
opportunity. We have fallen behind toria into the U. 8. Was captured by
Late Flat Dutch Cabbage. G. F. Mich- i
! Child's saeqite, lady's collar, white tidy, ols. Table Rock.
FIRST PREMIUM.
our neighbors in the race of progress officers of the Port Townsend custom
child's overdress, Mrs. W. B. Stammer».
Roman Beauty apple.G. F. Schmidtiin,
Spanish Merino 1 year old and over, and ■ Medford.
further than we knew, and we are house last Thursday.
lump map, Mrs. Harbaugh. Jacksonville. Woodville.
French Merino 1 year old and over, George
Blue
Peamiain, C.W.Taylor, E. Poiut.
Toilet set. Issie McCully, Jacksonville.
stung into an effort to make a better
Washington, Sept. 28.--The census Jackson, Beagle.
Slumber robe, tidy, Mrs. Faber, Ashland.
White velvet painting, Susie Turner.
showing during the next decade. The office makes the following report:
CLASS 2—SHROPSHIRE.^.
Lady's scarf. Mrs. C. H Hoagland. Cen­ Jacksonville.
tral Point.
great difference between Oregon and Population of San Francisco, 297,990,
Flowers in oil, Issie McCully. Jack­
FIRST PREMIUM.
Hand bag. Mrs. Helen Haskins, Medford.
an increase of M.tKfl. San Jose, 18,027,
Ewes (long wool) F. C Homes. Ashland
Washington has been in the contin­ an increase of 5400.
Infant's afghan, Mrs. I. Veight, Ashland. sonville.
Canned peaches, Mrs. L. H. Blakeman.
Ewes 1 year old, F. (’. Humes, Ashland.
Lady's skirt, Issie McCully, Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TIDINGS
L
ued, persistent, organized effort of the
people north of the Columbia to in­
duce capital and population to enter
their territory and develop its natural
resources. We are beginning to see
how much may be accomplished by
such efforts, and a good beginning
has Iteeu made. Oue great point was
gained when the Oregon Press Asso­
ciation held its last annual meeting.
The narrow localism of feeling which ,
has been too prevalent whs pretty
thoroughly evaporated, from the press
at least, by the geniality of friendly
intercourse anil a common view of the
broad, geueral interests of the state.
The convention to organize a state
board of commerce is the outgrowth
chiefly of the census revelations and
the entertainment of the press associa­
tion by the people of Portland. The
shell of [tetty sectionalism has been
effectually cracked, ami the prime re­
quisite for effective organized effort
for the advancement of Oregon- har­
mony of action and spirit throughout
the state—is already secured.
The new board of commerce should
Ite heartily welcomed, and shonld tie
loyally encouraged aud upheld in
every community of the state.
An Earthquake shaken City
Granada (N icaragtia), September
Twelve thousand people, terror-
stricken by earthquake shocks and
the continued rumbling of the ancient
volcano Mombacho. have fled from
the city. At 9 o’clock on Sunday morn­
ing, internal sounds, resembling dis­
tant thunder, were heard, and almost
immediately the earth heaved violent­
ly and has continued to vibrate at brief
intervals every since, shattering near­
ly every house in the city of 15,000
souls.
Granada is built at the base of Mom-
bacbo, which has been considered ex­
tint for centuries, no eruption bave-
ing taken place since the discovery of
the country. There is now a daily
dread lest the long closed crater should
open and bury the town in lava and
ashes.
A heavy shock came on Monday
morning that caused immense damage
cracking walls in all parts of the city.
One-story adolies are cracked from
ceiling to floor. The firmest structures
of masonry have also been injured.
Ten thousand people have left the
city by railroad trains alone.
Remarkable Show.
Merrill-abt-Abbott Modern
Miracle Combination which is billed
to appear in Ashland Oct. 6 and 7, are
pronounced by the leading preae of
America as beiDg the greatest draw­
ing and novelty cards traveling—noth­
ing like them ever visited our city, and
our citizens ebon Id turn out and pack
the opera house as it was never packed
before.
♦
■y Life a Burden.
THE DISTRICT FAIR
Special Prescriptions.
HOME TREATMENT
class
DR. HILLER'S HYDR ASJjIME RESTOR * T’VE^ Stimulates nutrition. Purifies the Blood.
Cures DysjK'ptia,Constipation an-; Genera! Debility. A perfect tonic and strength builder.
?*; HJLLER S ANTi-BILIQUS ST^MACH AND LIVER CURE. Cures Biliousness and
all Liver Troubles, Chilla and Fever, Malarial Fevers, and all Typhoid conditions.
DR. HILLE J’S CATARRH CURE. Cures Acute Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Catarrhal Deaf­
ness. Guaranteed tocurc the worst cases w hen directions arc followed,or money refunded.
DffMILLET^COUfD^fUR^ Cures Colds, II oaneneas. Coughs, Bronchitis, Pleurisy
and l'ncumouia, rcliev ct> consumption. Contains no Opiates. Cures Croup in 10 minutes.
DR HILLER S DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT CURE Prevents and un h Diph-
thcria. Will positively cute any sort turuat in from 3 to *4 hours. Cures<¿uim»y in 3 days.
DR^jl^ER^^FEVE^CUR^ Indispensable in all acuU diseases attended with fever.
Prevents and cures .Scarlet Fever, Scarlatina, and Measles. Mothers try it once.
DR. HILLER'S NERVOUS DEBILITY CURE. Cures Nerv -us Weakness, and Loss of
Power. Never fails. Send tor Private Circular to Hiller Drug Co., San Francisco, CaL
DR. HILLER S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE. Cures Itheumatism, Neuralgia, Í
Cout^TEumKSoTSn3rS33!SrT!y^cutrJ!!z?!)g,TnTblood acids which cause thcm.O
r
UR. HILLER'S TEETHING CURE. Aids the growth and development of children during <
the teethin;- period, ensures painless teethinz an ! sound teeth, ami prevents and cures
S|»suis, Kicketa, Brain Troubles and B owl I Couiplauits. A Messing to mother and child.
Prevonta and Cures Whooping Cough.
OH. HILLER'S WHOOPING COUGH CURE.
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N oth . U ¡th exception of Dr. Hiller’s Hydrastine Restorative, Dr. Hiller’s Rheumatic
and Neuralgic Cure, and Dr Hiller’s Cough Cure, the above remedies arc in Tablet I
form, and, if not obtainable from your druggist, will be mailed free, on receipt of price. J
$1.00 per Package.
}
Six Packages for $5.00.
These remedies are the result of 25 years of professional experience, am! ar»-
guaranteed to cure when a cure is possible. Dr. Hiller s 64-page b«»ok of direction* fur *
home treatment, containing valuable instructions as to hygiene and diet, sent pkkk . £
»
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HILLER DRUG COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO,.CAL., U. S. A..^
T. K. Bolton, Agent, Ashland, Oregon.
I
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TIDINGS.
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¡»nt a rc;»rint of this urcat work upon the
market at a considerable reduction upon
the ¡»rice, which heretofore ranged from
twelve dollars to fifteen dollars ¡ ht volume.
The re-publication of the dictionary in this
\va\ is not in any sense an act of ‘piracy. ’
but is legitimate in ever.' wav. Those w.’io
ha<! any ¡»roprietary right to the work, save
as a mere matter of business, are lung since
dead, so that no injury is flour to the
thorn by re producing it. Ue have arranj
for a large numla-r of ropies. ami pr<»v
to give it as a premium, iu connection witli
the regular weekly paper. It is of course
impos'ible to make an actual donation of
so large ami valuable a lM.«»k. amt it will be
issued ut»o!j fhc following terms Each new
subscriber to the weekly paper for one year,
or each old sul»scribcr tenewing for the
year, will be given the dictionary ami the
paper together for the sum of five dollars,
postage on the paper am! cxj»n>'rate* on
the Iwh'k prepaid. Thi* will enable any pct
sun wishing to get it with the weekly for
one year for one third the price heretofore
currently chaige«! for the dictionary alone.
The price is marvelously l »w. The !>ook is
an exact r<-production m size ami general
form of the standard \\ eb * ti : k ' s D iction ­
ary , with <»nly this difference, that the re­
print is ¡»rinted upon a lighter paper. The
letter press is an exact far simile of the dic­
tionary which is familiar to all. Subscrip­
tion*, will be received, either through the
agents of the pajaT or direct from this
ofliec. Anybody ««ring to take advantage
of this offer may do so by addressing us am!
enclosing the MibM-ription price. ?*•. for the
book ail«! p:q»er.
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YOU WANT A DICTIONARY
BARGAINS MADE
CEO. NUTLEY,
OOTS
For
Well Broken Work or Saddle Horses.
Ashland
2.
First premium.
Best general exhibit of agricultural
implements, Staver A Walker, Medford.
Side bill plow, A Snodgrass, Ellens­
burg.
I
Controllable bee hive, TJ Bell, Talent.
WOODBURN
TILE FOR SALE!
The World Eariched.
The facilities of the present day for
the production of everything that
will conduce to the material welfare and
comfort of mankind are almost unlimit­
ed slid when Svi'up of Figs was first pro­
duced the world was enriched with th«
only perfect laxative lui >wn, as it is the
only remedy which is truly pleasing and
refreshing to the taste and prompt md
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the lietter it is known the more ¡sip
ular it becomes.
SELF CURE
A Specific Remedy for Each Disease.
Ashland.
Melrose grapes, C. D. Heed. Jacksoliv’I
Braided tidy. Miss A. Wimer, Ashland.
Set) moss album, Mrs. II. M. Bain,
Althouse.
Wax cross, Miss Ella Patterson, Ta'.ent
Japan plum and Egyptian corn, Mrs
Geo A Jackson, Beagle.
Tillenbury prunes, Mrs K H Camp,
Jacksonville.
General collection of green fruits, pre­
served in acids, O Coolidge, Ashland.
Second premium.
Plush photograph case, Mrs H P
Stevens, Medford,
Moss lamp mat, Mrs Eugene Orr, Cen­
tral Point.
Kelsey Japan plum, W H Atkinson,
Ashland.
Heeded pincushion, Mrs E Coker
i Central Point.
Brocaded banner. Miss Annie Wimer,
Ashland.
Apple fwolpy Hawking. Mrs R H
! Camp. Jacksonville,
Washington, Sept. 29. — Killing
Division D —Swine.
Division K.
frosts are reported from Northwestern
CLASS 2—POLAND CHINA.
CLASS 1—NEEDLEWORK.
New York, Southeastern Michigan
aud Eastern Nebraska; light frosts
FIRST PREMIUM.
First premium.
in Northern Missouri, Central Illi­ B<»ar less than 1 year old. F. C. Homes,
Lady’s apron, outline stitch. Miss Mary
Hull. Beagle
nois, Eastern Ohio and Western Ashland
Boar 2 years old. Wm. Charley. Ashland.
l.aily's fancy apron and pillowslips, Mrs.
Pennsylvania.
Boar l year old and over, W. T. Leever, Millie Myer. Ashland.
Central
Point.
Best
specimen six button holes, Mrs. E.
The appropriations made by the Sow “Victor,“ 2years old aud over, same. Lyons. Central
Point.
first session of the 51st congress were
Sow “Susie,’’ less than oue year, same.
Child's dress. Miss Issie McCully. Jack­
Best litter pigs, same.
sonville.
Sdtil,311,504. The permanent annual
B«»ar 1 year ami over, (.co. Jai ksou, Beagle.
Lace spread and shams. Mrs. L. E. Norns
appropnations for the year ’90 '91
Ashland.
SECOND PREMIUM.
amount to 8101,028,453, making the
Pillow sham« and splasher, Miss (Hive
Sow less than 1 year old, F. C
(’ Homes, Hershberger.
Central Poiut.
grand total for the year M2G,939,950; Ashland.
Tidies,
outline embroidery, Mrs. Helen
increase over the 50th congress 840,-
Boar 1 year old. Price A Peuinger, ( entral Ha-klns Medford.
Point.
313, 013.
Zephyr cushion, Mrs. J. O. C. Wimer
Boar le*s than 1 year old, W. M Hulmes, Ashland.
The Oregonian thinks that not less Jacksonx ille.
Bed spread, Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
THIRD PREMIUM
than 850,000 should be appropriated
Second premium,
by Oregon for her exhibit at the Sow "Antiie Roonie,” less than 1 year old,
lolly's chemise, Miss Issie McCully, Jack
sonviile.
World’s fair at Chicago, and the ll’eaf W. M. Holmes, Jacksonville.
Infant's caps, lace handkerchief, toilet
CLASS 4—GRADED.
Shore thinks 8200,000 would Ite none
stand cover, Mrs. I,. E. Norris. Ashland.
too much. There should by all means i Boar less thnn 1 year, J. A. Cochran, Cen­ Zephyr cushion, Annie Wimer. Ashland.
tral Point.
Buttonholes, Mrs. H. C. Myer. Ashland.
be a liberal appropriation made.
Division E.
Gen. Fremont's widow, a daughter
Dwtaton L.
of Thos. H. Benton, is a resident of
< LASS 1.—FARM PRODUCTS.
•LAM 1—APPLKS.
Is >e Angeles. About two weeks ago
„
KIRNT EKEMll'M.
First premium,
she was reported to lie in destitute
I
Bt'ct corn, three varieties, B F. Miller,
Baal collection, best single
_
variety
circumstauee«, though she has two Gold
Hill.
and beat «li-h, “Ben Davin,” R. F. Maura) ,
grown sous. Aid was at once sent her
Best corn in stalk. B F. Miller, Gold Hill. Jacksonville.
Best display gras« alfalfa. J. K. Moore,
from various places,and a bill granting
Bent variety, autumn, W. J. Nichols, Sams
Gold
Hill.
Valley.
her a s[>ecial pension of 82(8)0 a year
Best sweet corn, three varieties, Wm Han- | Yellow Bell Flower, W. J. Ingram, Willow
has been passed by Congress. Mrs. lev, Jacksonville.
Springs.
Best display pop corn, Emma B. Benn, I Rhode Island Greening,
Fremont has informed the represen t-
W. Taylor.
Eagle Point.
atives of the public press that elle Ashland.
Twenty
Ounce
Pippin
ami
Roxbury
Rus
SKCOND rkCMlt'M.
needs no more assistance, It looks
set. Thos. Gilson, Sterling.
Best display corn, three varieties, P. Oi-
very much as if reports of her need well.
Gloria Mnudi, W. P. Benn, Ashland.
Point.
Collection wiater apples. Fred Hansen,
had been exaggerated for the effect Best Central
j>eck pop < orn, B. W Dean, Central Table
Rock
they might have on the passage of the Point.
Fall Beauty, Holland Pippin, Rambo's Pin
Best display common stalk, J. B Mont | pin and Penanka, Mrs. Thos. Curry, Table
[tension bill pending.
gontery, Eaale Point.
Rock.
Secretary Blaine has received from
CLASS 2—OREGON RAISED SEEDS.
Second premium.
Minister Abbott of Bogota the trans­
Best variety winter, and Roxbury Russet.
FIRST FKEMIVM.
lation of an extract from a message
R. F. Maury, Jacksonville.
of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of i Best sample beans, (»hite and black) Mrs. | Fall, J. McDonough. Tolo.
J. II. Russell, Ashland.
Gloria Mundi, C. W. Taylor, Eagle Point.
Columbia to the National Congress
Best sample tobacco, T. J. Neff. Central i 20 ounce Pippin, Thos. Gilson, Sterling.
concerning the recent international Point.
Yellow Belt Flower. Mrs. Thomas Curry.
Best sample alfalfa, three cuttings. Wm. j Table Rock.
American conference. The Minister
Hauley,
Jacksonville.
Display
of apples, 8. A. Carleton. Eagle
declares the results of the conference
Best sample Lima beans, W m. Hanley.' Point.
will be to the everlasting glory aud Jacksonville.
CLASS 2— PEAKS.
satisfaction of all who took part in the
Division F.
First premium.
meeting. He recommends to the Con­
CLASS 1—OREGON MANt'FACTVKES.
Fall pears, J. mcDonough. Tolo.
gress of Columbia the adoption of
Winter Nellis, Robt. Goodyear, Ashland.
many of the plane proposed by the
First Premium.
Burre Easter, Thos. Gilson, Sterling.
conference and urgee immediate ac­ Candy, home manufacture, Mrs. Rose
Best Collection, W. T. Leever, Cent’! Point
Bartlett, Minnie Perry. Sams Valley.
tion with reference to an appropria­ DeGroot, Medford
Roland,
Best
variety
doll
furniture,
Bert
Seekle
and Vicar of Wakefield, Mrs. Thos.
tion for an intercontinental railway Central Point,
Curry, Table Rock.
and the appointment of a member of
McDon-
Best honey exhibit, Mrs. R. M.
Best variety winter, 8. A. Carleton, Eagle
Point.
the commission to meet at Washing­ ough. Tolo.
Point.
Best
churn.
Bert
Roland,
Central
___
Second premium.
ton. The Minister expresses regret
Best sample Medford bridge, Johnnie
Autumn pears, R. F. Manry. Jacksonville.
that the conference did not take un­ Barnum. Medford.
Bartletts. Thos. Gilson, Sterling.
Best wrsiden bracket, Johnnie Barnum,
der consideration the Monroe doctrine
Winter. Mrs Thos. Curry, Table Rock.
and declare it the universal policy of Medforrl.
Toy machinery, Johnnie Barnum.Medford
CLASS 3—URAI'KS.
American nations.
Best 50 lbs high patent flour, A. J. Daley,
Eagle Point.
First premium
Madrid newspapers assert that an
Best 50 lbs bakers flour, A. J. Daley, Eagle
Best grapes, single variety, and Muscat of
insurrection of the worst description Poiut.
Alexander,
D. Reed, Jacksonville.
Honey, C. J. Armstrong. Medford.
Display, three bunches ' Rose of Peru'' and
may be looked for ere long in Cuba,
Ex
Wine
gra|>es,
Peter Britt, Jacksonville.
unloss prompt steps are taken to
Division O.
Concords Geo. A. Jackson, Beagle.
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remedy the evils there existing. The
Ex.
grapes
grown
by exhibitor, best single
CLASS 1— DAIRY.
respectable population is growing
variety, and table grapes, J. H. Stewart,
FIRST
fKEMIVM,
Medford,
more ami more impatient under their i
Flame Tokay, W. Bell, Ashland
Butter, family made. Mrs. Lizzie Wright.
present condition of affairs, and it Jacksonville.
class 4— flvms .
would not be surprising to see the
Bnttar. family made Mrs. H. E. Ankeny,
First premium.
Jacksonville.
Lone Star flag again raised by an
Petite, 8. A. Carleton. Eagle Point.
Butter, family made. Mrs. R. M. Me Don
organized band of insurgents. One ough,
General
display,
Italian and Petite, Abner
Tolo.
newspaper goee as far as to say that
Jersey butter, Mrs. G. F. Billings, Ashland. Riddle, Riddles,
Silver Prunes, G. F. Schmidtiin, Woodville
preparations for insurrection are well
Second premium, *
Division H.
under way and that arms and am­
Petite, Thos Gilson. Sterling.
munition are being procured under | CLASS 1—DOMESTIC WOOLEN MANl’FACTVRES.
Silver, Frank Billings. Jacksonville.
cover in America and Europe« A noted
First Premium.
CLASS 5— FKACHKs.
Cuitan exile, who was acting in the
Rag rug. Mrs. P. Griswold. Ashland.
last insurrection, recently departed
First premium.
'*
" hand made. Miss Kate Hoffman,
suddently from his home in Paris to Jacksonville.
Wakefield, cliug, C. T. Payne, Phoenix.
Rag
carpet.
Mrs.
M.
G.
Cletnmens,
Jack
­
New York, and the Spanish minister sonville.
M«laca Tone, Mrs. B. F Miller, Gold Hill.
Best variety. A. M. Jess. Grant's Pass
is much exercised over this and other Best rug, Mrs. H. M. Bain, Althouse.
latte Crawfords and five named varieties,
ominous incidents. Spain is in no
Second Premium.
G. F. Schmidtiin, Woodville.
financial condition for a costly war in
Rag rug. Mrs. Grace Skeeters. Medford.
General collection. W P. Benn, Ashland.
Display, F H. Carter, Ashland.
“
" Miss Kate Hoffman. Jacksonville.
Cuba or any other part of the world,
Variety, J. H. Whippie, Woodville.
Rag
carpet,
Mrs.
G.
IV.
Gibson,
Jackson
­
and affairs on the island are viewed ville.
with grave anxiety. An insurrection
Rag carpet. .Mrs. H. M, Bain, Althouse.
Division il.
Home made yarn, Mrs. M. G. Clemntens.
as formidable as that of twenty years
ILANS 1 — VBSETXU.ES.
ago would staud much greater chance Jacksonville.
FIRST FKEMIVM.
of sneess to-day than at that time.
Division 1.
Best Quinces, R F. Maury, Jacksonville.
I was afflicted from infancy with ca­
tarrh and with eruptions on my face for
ten years. 1 was attended by the very
t>eet physicians, and tried a number of
the blood purifiers, without permanent
relief. The mineral ingredients settled
in my bones, and caused rheumatic trou­
ble. My life was a burden to me. and
my case was declared incarable, when I
saw 8 8 8 advertised. Eeifiht bottles
Beat sweet potatoes, J. McDonough, Tolo
class 1— domestic process .
cured me entirely, and I feel like a uew
Table squash. Dr. Kahler, Phoenix
Why sutler.' Preston's "Hed-Ake" will
First Premium.
Potatoes (early). B F. Miller, Gold Hill.
person. Josie Owens, Montpelier. O.
cure you.
Bread, |>ot«to yeast. Mrs. Rose DeGroot,
Potatoes (sweet), J. B. Montgomery.
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
Medford.
Eagle Point.
Ladies Shoes at Hunsaker’s cheaper
mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Best collection canned fruit, Mrs. George
I.argest squash. George Crystal, Medford
Atlanta. Ga.
than the cbeapeeL quality considered.* A Jackson, Beagle.
Largest cabbage. A. V». Bish. Ashland.
DR. HiLLERS
NURSERY
LARGEST STOCK IN THE
NORTHWEST !
<’. II. VEGHTE
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Religions Notices,
Dr. C. IL Kellerman, of Portland,
will preach in the Ashland M. E.
church next Sunday, Oct. 7th, morn­
ing and evening.
New Meat Market
There was a large congregation at
the Baptist church last Sunday eve­
ning to witness the baptism of throe
candidates, by the pastor, Rev. F. K.
VanTassel. The candidates were
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Rees­
er-Hattie, Lida nnd Tillie—the first
named being Mrs. C. W. Logan.
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.
Weak Women
Owe to themselves a duty to take Hood'» Sar­
saparilla, in view of the great relief it has
given those who suffer from ailment« pecu­
liar to the sex. By purifying the blood, regn
lating Important organs, strengthening the
nerves, and toning the whole system. It re­
stores the debilitated to health.
After IS Years.
“ For 15 years my mother has been troubled
with milk leg. She went to different parts of
California, as persons said the climate might
help her, but it was of no avail, and 1. being a
druggist, thought I would get her to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Before she bad taken
half a bottle she said she was Improving, so
she continued until she took half a doten
bottles, and now she Is perfectly well. For
nearly fifteen years she was unable to walk
around, but now shecanwalkas well as over.”
T. F. B lake . San Francisco, with C. F. Rich­
ards <k Co., Wholesale Druggist*.
I,ike a New Creature.
“ I have been for years trying to get help
for that terrible general debility and weakness
so common to women. Witbin a year 1 have
taken ten or twelve bottles of Hood’s Sarsa­
parilla. and I am now feeling like a new crea­
ture." M rs . F B. R oss , Marlin, Texas,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists fl; six for |5. Prepared
only by
1. HOOD i CO., Apotheeuriea
Lowell. M ua
IOO Doses One Dollar
VINES & SHRUBBERY
Send for catalogue n:i«l price list to
H ,
Ashland Oregon
.1. II. Settleaier, Woodburn, Or.
A. II. CAUROS.
!.. W. CAUSON.
Is now complete. Can rig you with
its at all 1’1
Shop thoroughly rénovât. >1 anil refitted
Il>l«l
Six miles South of Grant s l aas, Jose
pliine county, Oregon.
Hardware, A.H. CARSON&SON, Prop’s.
Lookout for our ad. next week
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---------Conflitti ing of
APPLE, PEAK, PEACH,
PLI M. PRI SE. CHERRY,
APRICOT. NECTARINE.
ALMOND, WALNUT, and
Yom« rri,uiv,
C. C. EDDINCS Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Grape Vine, -Currant®, Gooeeberriae,
Blackiierrioe, RnHplierrie«,
Strawberries, Fi^e,
A wind mill Mid tower complete
Etc., Etc.
with 12 ft. wheel and deep well pump;
Our trees are tfrownwithout irriention
also reservoir for water. All nearly on Red hill lKud, and all of known va­
new and in firs! class running order. rieties that sncqped in Southern Oregon.
Those contenqilating tree planting i
Enquire of Smith A' Dodge at furni­
will do well to Visit our orchard andnnr
ture store.
i
For Sale Cheap.
serv. or write ns for price list.
Postofliee—Mnrphv, Josephine county
You may tbiuk Hunsaker is going to Oregon. It. K. Rtiition, Grant’s Paas
quit the business; his prices will indi­
cate it.
*
A. H. CARSON & SON.
Vsliland
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