Ashland tidings., October 25, 1894, Image 2

S e m i-W e e k ly T id in g s
A Speech by Reed.
MINING NOTES AND NEWS.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Thos. B. Reed of Maine, addressed an
audience of 7000 people at First Regiment
Judge Reid aDd G. W. Boggs of
Thw nday...................... October 2.Ï, 1824 Armory in Chicago last Saturday even­ Tacoma, Wash., who are interested in
ing. He began by saying he did not mines near Tolo and Elliott creek,
The missing ship Ivanhoe has Dot been think he would be able to give the peo­ respectively, are on the scene of opera­
found, though several tugs and two U. S. ple of the West much information re­ tions again. Mr. DeWolf of the same
revenue cutters, the Corwin from San garding the state of public affairs, and city accompanied them.—[Times.
Francisco and the Grant, from Port then continued:
The latest report of the sale of the
“Your present knowledge has come to Annie
Townsend, bave been erasing in search of
mine iu the Bohemia district was
you
by
that
want
and
suffering
which
her. There is little doubt left that she
published
last week, the figures given at
foundered and went down with all on comes in civilized communities when we 861,000 and the purchasers said to be
board in the storm on the first or second are unable to enjoy the blessiugs to which San Francisco people. Dr. B. F. Hum­
day out from the Straits of Fuca. Besides we have been accustomed. Let me give mel, of Roseburg, secretary of the com­
Using Refuse Apples.
the Seattle editor, F. J. Grant, there were you the consolation that if that knowl­ pany, says the report is without foun­
two ladies and two or three other gentle­ edge came to you hard it will stay with dation. He also says the company has a
The
Riddle
Enterprise reports that F.
men passengers aboard the ship. The you long. For the last 30 years republican standing offer of 860,000 for the property, A. Cook, a Portland commission man. and
only hope left iB the slender one that the orators have been giving you arguments and will not consider any price below C. F. Smith, a young man who has been
N ext Door to P. O.
passengers and crew may have been founded upon wisdom and fraught with 875,000.
in the fruit packiug business iu the East,
the
good
sense
of
this
world.
Those
ar­
picked up by some vessel bound outward
are buying and working up into marketa­
guments, solid as they were, must seem
The extensive hydraulic mine of the
to a foreign port.
products all the apples iu Myrtle
T o ile t A rtic le s .
very trival compared with those which Ankeny’s at Sterling has made a big ble
Creek valley which ordinarily would be
you
have
been
heeding
for
the
last
two
clean-up this fall—the sum running away nosed over by hogs or rot on trees or PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PREPARED
Democratic leaders and managers have
been making herculean efforts to unite years. Man’s arguments are persuasive; up above 850,000 some people say. This ground. Says the Enterprise-.
the warring factions in New York and God’s arguments are convincing. For 30 is gratifying to Southern Oregon and
C. C. C H IT W O O D , M a n a g e r.
They have th e use of the large evapora­
pull through the ticket with Hill at its years the republican oraters have been pleasing to the many friends of Mr. to r of Jo h n H all and a t present em ploy a
head in this great crisis of the party. telling you that free trade, or even the Ankeny iD this part of the state and in force of ten women and ten men a t an ex­
To Good Templars
New York is the stronghold of Democ­ approach to it, in this country would bring Portland. Capt. Ankeny (now dead) paid pense of about $25 a day. T hey are ru n ­
know th a t M oore’s Revealed
racy and the city is in the iron grasp of you disaster. For 70 years before our a large price for the property some years ning three large paring m achines and a
Jy
the Tammany organization almost be­ coming, Thomas Jefferson and Andrew ago, and much work has been done with­ large im proved chopper and are tu rn in g Remedy is th e only p a te n t m edicine in
o
u
t
about
150
bushels
of
apples
per
day,
th
e
world
th a t does n o t contain a drop of
Jackson
always
preached
the
same
out
bringing
in
large
returns.
Now
the
yond hope of rescue. The coming elec­
never have we seen a superior dried alcohol; th a t the m ode of preparing it is
tion is almost in the nature of a life or doctrine. One would naturally suppose cutting of the mine has reached a point and
apple. N othing is wasted or lost in or know n only to its discoverer; th a t it is an
death struggle for the great Democaatic that with such a feast of reason, an where the rich ground can be worked, about the evaporator.
large, clear advance in the science of m edicine w ith­
intelligent
race
like
our
own
would
be
so
and everybody is pleased at the results. apples are all pared, cored The
organization and Hill and his fellow
and dried, while o u t a parallel in th e n ineteenth c e n tu ry ;
politicians are exerting themselves as sensible as to not put even its nose, let
tlie sm all, inferior and k n o tty ones are run th a t its proprietors offer to forfeit $1,000
REPORTED SALES IN EASTERN OREGON.
through the chopper, dried and then for any case of dyspepsia it will n o t cure ?
they never did before. They will un­ alone its whole body, into danger. Never­
Pendleton, Or., Oct. 23—A gentleman shipped to P ortland, w ith th e parings and
doubtedly be able to .d o almost as they theless, afer 6000 years of Christian civi­
propose to do in the city, and the result lization, these people, the inhabitants of from the John Day country brings the cores, which are fum igated and m anufact­
will depend upon the extent of Republican the most enlightened nation on the face information that Sloan Haskell has! sold ured into jelly an d vinegar. Mr. Cook is
15 cents per bushel for apples and
gains in the country districts of the state. of the earth, are sitting today in sack­ his placer claim for 850,000, and has paying
the w indfall and everything slick
cloth and ashes—coal ashes.
bonded quartz mines for a large amount. takes
and clean. T he price is sm all, but nets the
“At the time when this country had The mines are located on Elk creek.
The army of detectives employed in
farm ers a neat little sum for a product th a t
been
suffering
from
two
years
of
stag­
Ed Allen has sold the Fox valley mines heretofore was alm ost a to tal loss.
hnnting for clues to the train robbers
Mr.
The season,s clean-ups Cook inform ed us th a t next year he would
give no encouraging’ reports either in nation, think of these men, instead of for 8125,000.
(Jrlifornia or Virginia. The publicity standing aghast at the ruin they had have been generally large on account of make a circuit of South Douglas county,
w ith driers a t M yrtle Creek, R iddle and
given to the recent very successful rob­ wrought, standing up in their places and the abundance of water.
Canyonville.
The farm ers should give
beries will increase the danger to the ex­ declaring that what they had done was
him every encouragem ent, for w hile he is
but
the
vantage
ground
for
further
at­
press companies, for it is certain to turn
Not Even a Clue Found.
doing an 'honest, paying business himself,
the attention of many idle, dangerous tack; thiok of the chairman of the ways
he is also scattering a great deal of m oney
Detective Sam Simmons returned from th ro u g h o u t the country.
and reckless men to this “new industry' and means committee crossing the ocean
of train robbing, with the chance of such to tell the British that the battle had but The Dalles yesterday morning, after
All kinds of lumber kept in stock
capital prizes as 860,000 or 8100,000 in begun. J ust imagine tor a moment the passing a week in seeking to find some
clue to the robbers who stole 814,000 from ready to fill orders promptly at the yard
cold cash. The express companies will feelings of the honest democrats.
“Protection is not an attem pt to tax the office of the Wells-Fargo Express of Norris & Co., iu railroad addition—
have to employ bright inventive genius to
devise new means of protection from rob­ the many for the benefit of the few. I t Company. Detective Simmons says the also sash, doors, windows, shingles and
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bers or the big dividends of the business is an attempt to get all the profit we can robbery is as much of a mystery now as furnishing material.
out of our business, and out of the gifts the time it happened, 10 days ago. The
will be a thing of the past.
Dolph Eddy has the Worlds fair prize
[Later—The booty (many thousands of of God in this country. More things detective says that Agent Hill, in charge school shoe, for 95 cts. at The Fair. *
dollars in bonds and drafts) of the Vir­ than business have changed. The markets of The Dalles office, was extremely care­
ginia train robbery is said to have been of the world have changed. Our markets less and almost anyone could have got
recovered through the confession of one have grown smaller and smaller. Up to the money apparently as easily as those
W tli
of the men concerned in the robbery, and the year 1892, our market was the great­ who did. This fact has greatly handi­
“ A dollar's worth for n d o llar" is the motto
est
market
in
the
world.
Do
you
know
capped
the
detectives
employed
on
the
the other two robbers are also in custody,
of Hood's Sarsaparilla. T his m edicine is a
what made it the greatest market? W hat case. Agent Hill seems not to have been
or at least one of them.]
highly cuni'eiitratert extract of Sarsaparilla
is a market? A place where people have suspended.
Superintendent Gentche,
and other well known vegetable remedies,
money
to
spend.
When
we
left
off
having
who
came
from
Salt
Lake
City
to
make
a
The Czar still lives, but his illness
sod is pronounced by ex;>crts the strongest
So successful and d elightful have been the
progresses steadily toward its fatal money to spend in just that proportion we persoual investigation of the robbery, is
»nil best preparation of th e kind yet pro-
left
off
being
a
market.
The
market
is
still
at
The
Dalles
working
on
the
case.
termination, and the end cannot be long
effects of “ Moore’s Revealed Remedy” upon the
iuced. It ov.es its peculiar strength and
delayed. Anxiety in Europe over the re­ only a name for the purchasing power No arrests have yet been made, and it is
m edicinal m erit to the fact th a t It is pre­
sult is due partly to uncertainty in re­ and the purchasing power is to a nation not probable there will be for a time.
delicate ailm ents of wom ankind, th a t this won
pared by a Com bination, Proportion, and
gard to the succession. The first heir to the same as what we boys used to call The officers of the company regard it only
Process
suction
is
to
a
pump.
Cheapness
with­
as a matter of time when the real thieves
derful remedy has been called ‘‘Woman’s
the throne is said to be inclined to re­
P e c u l i a r to Its e lf,
nounce his right aDd allow the younger out a cent of money in your pocket to will be apprehended, but of the recovery
liseovered by the proprietors of Hood’s
F riend.”
brother to take the scepter and cultivate buy with is bitterness of the soul. You of the stolen money they do not feel
Sarsaparilla, and known to no other m edi­
certain.—1 Oregonian.
insomnia in the dread of assassination. know it now.
cine. its prompt action on the blood re­
“How unconvincing would the demo­
The elder brother is a friend of France
moves all im purities, and cures scrofula,
cratic
orator
be
if
he
were
to
take
his
In a Klamath Tule Swamp.
and under his rule the present grouping
-all rheum , sores, boils, pimples, all humors,
[Klamath Falls Express.)
and attitude of the great powers would place here tonight. Don’t you remember
snd a'l diseases or affections arising from
how
he
talked
about
tin-plate
and
the
be undisturbed, but the younger brother
Dr. Sapero, an occulist from San Fran
im pure blood or low state of the system.
workingman’s
dinner-pail,
that
was
full
is reported to be particularly friendly to
cisco, took a notion the other day to
“ I have taken H ood's Sarsaparilla ami
Germany and hostile to France. Should then, and is empty now? I t will be a sample our duck-shooting, aDd asked
find it to be the best blood purifier I have
long
year
before
the
workingman
is
he succeed the czar, trouble is feared. It
John Houston to accompany him. The
rrer used.” Mi-.s. ft. F ield , Auburn, CaL
might bring the immense armies of again fooled by that empty dinner-pail.”
two repaired to the tule region on the
T h e R e s t M e d ic in e .
Europe into action within a month of the
In a few doses shows womankind its peculiar
river banks near the Gleim ranch. They
' iiiv» used, six b o ith s o f II,xvd's Sarsa
Political
News.
czar’s death. Europe has been described
separated by mutual consent, agreeing
.arilia for indigestion. It has helped Eie a
virtues for th eir ailm ents. Its effects are gentle,
so often as “sleeping upon a volcano”
New York, Oct. 22.—The republican to meet at a given point. Sapero did
;r;-at .tmil. 1 think it is the best m edicine
that the rest of the world is inclined to managers of the state campaign, while some shooting, but not knowing the
ior iudigestlou anu dyspepsia.” Mas. N. A
soothing and uniform ly successful.
doubt the accuracy of the term, but actively at work pushing their canvass in treacherous holes in the swamp, soon
L acdkkdai .K, 193 North Fifth Street, Sau
events of the next few months may prove all parts of the state, are unable to find found himself floundering in the water
H undreds of testim onials from ladies all over
lose. Gat.
N. It. Be sure to get on!.,
anything like distressing indications in up to his waist. The further he pro­
that the eruption is really imminent.
their ranks and in serene confidence are ceeded the worse plight he found him
the Coast bear witness to its soccess.
The Indian office at Washington has watching the nttempts of their democratic self in, and at each step he had to lift his
old b> d r u / g i s ; J l ; sis lor ?'■- I’ie ”>tr<
received information that deeperadoes, adversaries to adjust and harmonize the rubber boots filled with water. This was
.,r!v b. c 1. Iliu il) A t't)., Apotl.i arit
Sold by all druggists.
' »-w. II. Mass.
cutthroats and highwaymen have gathered factional disturbances with which they a tiring process and he hurried on toward
in Indian Territory in such numbers thnt are beset on all sides and especially in the meeting place. Finally he could go
’ S O D o s e s O n e D o lla r
they have inaugurated a veritable reign this city. Ex-President Harrison will no further—the water was too deep, and
of terror in that territory, and some kind arrive here later in the week to attend to he retraced his steps. After a couple of
of protection from the government is some private business and while he is in hours the doctor was nearly dead from
called for. I t is stated that armed bands the city it is Chairman Hackett’s inten­ exhuustion aDd the fear assailed him that
of outlaws are in possession of the tion to arrange, if possible, a mammoth he might never get out. He halloed for
territory,
and
that
the Indian meeting at which the ex-president will Houston and finally got a response. The
police are unable to protect the people speak, and his former running mate, Levi latter fired his gun several times and
and prevent robbery. Lawless bands P. Morton, now republican candidate for after a considerable time the two men
met and got on terra firtna.
infest all sections. Men are held up by governor, will be present.
highwaymen in broad daylight and
REED AND MCKINLEY.
The undersigned, h aving to leave Oregon for th e E ast
robbed. Life and property are not secure
A Melon Bill.
Chicago, Oct. 22.—Thomas B. Reed
im m ediately, will offer his entire lot o f choice fru it trees
either by day or night. The express was tonight an honored guest at the an­
grown in the nursery so u th of A shland a t
An Oregonian city reporter put up the
companies have refused to transport nual banquet of the Hamilton club, one
following
on
D.
M.
Dunne,
of
the
well
money, and no other means of carrying of the leading republican organizations
funds has been devised. There are three of Chicago. Reed delivered a glowing known firm of Kelly, Dunne & Co.:
An Ashland fruit-grower is in the city
well-known organized bands of despe­ eulogy on the man whom he styled the making
inquiries in regard to a man
radoes, composed of thieves, thugs and father of the American system of protec­
tough characters from all sections of the tion and declared that the prosperity of who went out there with the horticultural
country, who make a business of pillaging the republic was due to the fidelity with commissioners, and whose last name is
towns. I t is supposed the marauders which the people of this country had fol­ supposed to be Dunne. There is a small
W ill be a t the u n d ertak in g rooms of J. L. Downing,
journey form one section to another in lowed the principles laid down by Alex­ bill against Dunne for about a carload of
near th e bridge on M ain street, A shland, w ith sam ples
melons.
I
t
seems
that
the
path
to
the
pusuit of booty, and that the train ander Hamilton. The speaker closed
of all varieties in stock.
springs swimming bath rnn
robberies in the Southwest are the work with an earnest appeal to his hearers to sulphur
of these desperadoes, who make their work chiefly for two things,— honest elec­ across a melon patch, and that on the
headquarters in the Indian territory. tions and good government in the affairs way to and from this bath every day, P e o p le In te n d in g to P la n t
Dunne ate a very large number of nutmeg
There has been considerable discussion of this country.
melons. The Ashland people are the T re e s th is S easo n
in congress growing out of the lawless
Huntington, W. Va., Oct. 22.—Several very soul of hospitality and liberality,
should n o t miss th is chance to secure choice home-grown stock a t lower prices
bands in the territory, and suggestions thousand people were iu the audience but there is a limit to everything, except,
th a n they will be able to get hereafter.
have been made for an entire reorganiza­ that listened to Governor McKinley as
tion of affairs there in order that robbery he spoke this afternoon. No special ref­ apparently, Dunne’s capacity for melons.
matter will doubtless be amicably
may be suppressed and the control of the erence was made to Congressman Wilson, The
Sale to begin
arranged.
peace of the territory came under contrary to the general expectation,
authority competent to enforce the law. though the tariff law of which he is the
When you visit Portland, stop at the
I t has been suggested that in the present author, was vigorously assailed.
The New Esmond Hotel, one of the best in
emergency the territory could be placed governor frankly stated that there were the city with reasonable prices to suit
under martial law and troops directed to unquestionably mistakes in the tariff law everyone. American or European plan
clear the teraitory of the gangs which of 1890, but he insisted they were all on Our paper on file there.
*
now infest it. This would be an extreme the side of America. The Wilson law is
measure and would not likely be resorted found to contain more than six hundred
to unless all other methods fail.
errors, but none of them are in the inter­
est of America.
“They did not legislate for America
Campaign Thunder.
even by accident,” remarked McKinley.
I Washington Dispatch, 21st J
For sale—An eighty-acre tract of land about
l)-i miles south of Ashland, hill slope land,
It is understood that the pension office
about half of the tract red soil. The improve­
What the Populists Expect.
has been holding up and will reel off
ments include s lj acres of young orchard and
opportunely, ju st before election, a large
Chairman Taubeneck, of the Populist some trees in bearing; small house and barn.
is a fine spring on the place, flowing
number of what it will term pension Congressional Campaign Committe, ex­ There
water enough to irrigate garden or orchard if
frauds. Some of these will be actual pects the populists to cut a great figure desired. Land easily cleared and soil excellent
cases, while the others will be for the iu the approaching elections. He said to for apple, prune or peach trees and other fruits.
For particulars address Mrs. C. Noonan, Siski­
most part only trumped-up eases for cam­ a newspaper correspondent recently that you,
Oregon, or inquire at T idings office.
paign purposes. The democratic admin­ they have 309 candidates for Congress in
119-38-3m
and wait too long before getting in on these
istration, for some reason or another, the field, which, he said, was a greater
thinkB that it can make good campaign number than either of the old parties had
material out of attacks upon the old sol­ yet nominated. They have State tickets
dier. These attacks it is understood will in every State where State elections are
come in a way which will be directed at to be held, except in Rhode Island and
Just think of those fine $18 and $20 suits—
A choice orchard home of a littlw over six
pension attorneys rather that at the pen­ South Carolina, the Tillman movement
situated ju st outside the city lim its of
every one of them marked down to $15 at O.
sioners. I t will be claimed that great iu the democratic party in the latter acres
Ashland may be bought at a bargain at this
frauds have been attempted and would State making the nomination of a popu­ tim e, as the owner has interests which take
H. B LO U N T’S CASH S T O R E .
him elsewhere. The land is all set out in bear­
have been carried out but for the vigilance list ticket there unnecessary.
ing trees, and produces a th o u s a n d dollars
“Our
greatest
gains,”
he
said,
“
will
be
of the democratic office-holders, and the
Take a look at our immense line of pants,
worth of fruit this year. Choicest fruits and
army of special agents who have been in the West and South. We will elect berries of all sorts. Cheap dw elling h o u sefu l
the prices will please you.
place. For particulars inquire at the office
chasing about the country at the expense representatives from States iu which we the the
T idings .
of the government to make this cam­ have never succeeded before, notably of Ashland,
Or., Aug. 9,1894.
paign material for the democratic papers. Illinois, Iudiaua, Wisconsin, Michigan
There is no reason, it is understood, why and Minnesota. In thirteen out of the
Boys’ Fine Fedora Hats, $1.
Mens’ Hats, Derbys, from
the cases against these men should not fourteen States west of the Mississippi
have been presented long ago, but it has River, which have heretofore been re­
Boys’ Heavy Boots, 12 to 6,
50 cents up.
been deemed the better policy to spring publican, the populists will come out
$1.50 a pair.
Mens’
W
ool
Hats,
25
cts.
them just before election for the effect either iu the first or the second place,
Boys’
Hats, 25 cents up.
Extra
good
line
of
Boys’
they will have, especially upon the South­ and in most of these States the demo­
Mens’ Seamless Cotton Sox,
Shoes (button, lace or
ern voters and upon the men who have cratic party will be in the position of a
A t the Opera H ouse
6% cts. up. Try them—
been made to believe that they are paying very insiguificau third party.”
congress) all at $1.50.pair.
the great peusion burden. The country
Among States that Mr. Taubeneck is
IN A S H L A N D ,
they are first class for wear.
Mens’ Knit Underwear, 25
is suffering from too much of this kind counting as certain to be carried by the
Boys’ Underwear, 25 cts. up.
cents up.
Tuesday Eve., Oct. 30.
of politics. The people are a tritie tired populists is Texas.
of having so mnch of the administration
W e guarantee our $3 U. S. Mail Shoes equal, for wear, to any
Strychnine in the Coffee.
ran to the best method of making cam
})
shoe you can buy, no difference how high the price is.
paign material.
Colusa, Cal., Oct. 21.—A wholesale at­
tem pt to poison the inmates of the coun­
Salvation Army Welcome.
ty hospital was made this morning by
O r “ T H E H O M E G U A R D .”
New York, Oct. 23.—Signal honors putting strychnine into the coffee. Twen­
were paid yesterday afternoon and even­ ty-two patients are now Buffering from
ing to General William Booth, the found­ the effects of the drug, and one man has By local talen t, under the auspices of the
er of the Salvation Army. At 6 O'clock already died. Mrs. Ingram, the wife of
K ing’s D aughters.
last evening he was welcomed by an im­ the superintendent, is very sick, but the
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
mense mass meeting in Union Square, physicians hope to pull her through all
Do not forget that our terms are strictly CA SH ;
and Mayor Gilroy did the introductory right. The coffee pot was examined by R obert T ru e w o rth .............. C apt . J . L. M ay
honors. One hour after there was a great Dr. Belton. He found traces of the poi­ W ilder R ow ell......................... C has . H arris
and we do not have to make up what
welcome in Carnegie music hall. Five son therein. I t is supposed the dastardly H osea J e n k s ...................................... A rt C oy
H
iram
Jen
k
s,
his
s
o
n
...........E
d . T hornton
we lose on some one else.
thousand tickets were issued, two-thirds work was done by a Chinaman who had
G ran t .........................................................
to the delegatee from the Salvation Army had trouble with the steward and had been Gen.
Y O U RS TR U LY ,
L ieut. Col. B o x e r .............................................
from all over the country and Canada. A discharged. He had made threats and Gaylie Gilford, an h e ire ss................
feature of the exercise was the presenta­ swore to have revenge, and it is eupposed
.................... M rs . J . L. S laughter
tion of an address on behalf of the clergy th at he took this means of venting his Mrs. T ruew orth ...............B lanche H icks
of New York by Rev. Dr. Armory H. malice. Reports from the hospital this M attie T ru e w o rth ........... D ora P ennington
T H E C L O T H IE R .
Ashland, Oregon.
Bradford, the noted Congregationalist evening state that the patients are doing
A dm ission 50c. and 25c.
divine.
as well as could be expected.
A bso lute »
■FANCY
pube
J, C, BARRETT & CO.
Drugs, - Stationery,
THIS
And you will see the dry goods world
of 1894-5 in a nutshell; in short everything you want at the
price you want it. Our prices make it profitable to trade
in Ashland and you cannot buy elsewhere to better advant­
age. Our exhibit of fall and winter goods is unsurpassed.
Vaupel, Norris & Drake.
Needn’t
Dwell On It!
Woman’s Friend.
Moore’s Revealed
Remedy.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Closing Out Sale
FRUIT TREES!
T B jjio m
We’ll not ask you to dwell long on this point. Make
it short and sharp. We simply rise to remark that Kinney
& Provost make a specialty of sharp, keen edged wares of
every description. If want low prices they will satisfy you
and at the same time give you the best goods to be found.
KINNEY & PROVOST,
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Ashland, Oregon.
EAGLE ROLLER MILLS.
A s h la n d , O re g o n .
<J. F A R N I I A M , P r o p r i e t o r .
M anufacturer of Choice Steel Cut Roller Process
C O R N M E A L , G R A H A M FLO UR, Etc.
Rolled Barley and Feed of all kinds at lowest cash prices.
Bolliai Barley for Farmers a Specialty.
Flour and Mill Feed for sale and to exchang for wheat at
all times on best terms possible.
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SATURDAY, OCT. 27
And continue ONE W E E K ONLY.
W . B. M o sh e r.
Fruit Land Near Town.
Bargain io An Orchard!
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WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS IN MENS’
B O O TS A N D S H O E S .
i O. H. BLOUNT,
J. H . M c B R ID E ,
P ro p rie to r.
Has been completely renovated and refitted throughout, and is now
open for the accommodation of the traveling public.
S U B S T A N T IA L BRICK B U IL D IN C .
C E N T R A L L Y LO C A TED
FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
Bank of Ashland
H as on its L is ts
CHOICE ORCHARDS
O f a ll a g e s and«in la rg e or s m a ll a c re a g e
For Sale on Easy Terms.
H o u s e s fo r re n t or s a le an d
a ll p a rts o f th e c ity .
d e s ira b le b u ild in g lo ts in
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW PROPERTY.
L e tte rs of in q u iry c h e e rfu lly an d p ro m p tly a n s w e r e d .
C a ll or a d d re s s ,
B ANK OF A S H L A N D ,
ASHLAND,
ORECON.