Ashland tidings., October 29, 1894, Image 2

Semi-Weekly Tidings
MINING NOTES AND NEWS.
Hotel Fire H orror in Seattle.
A large two-story hotel of corruga ted ;
iron walls, situated near the Northern j
Pacific railroad depot in Seattle was fired
by an exploding lamp Saturday morning
at 2 o’clock, and the fiames spread so
rapidly that ten or more people were
burned to death. Ten bodies were taken
from the embers, and it is thought others
were still buried in the debris. As soon
as the fire started efforts were made to
rouse everybody in the house, but the
flames spread so rapidly along the hall
and up the stairways that many of the
guests could not escape from their rooms
except by jumping from the windows.
There was delay in getting water started
from the fireboat, and the building was
soon a roaring, seething mass of flames.
Besides the people burned in the build­
ing several are believed to have been
fatally injured in jumping from the upper
windows. One woman threw her 6-
months-old baby from a second-story
window into the arms of a policeman and
then jumped down herself, escaping un­
hurt.
The latest report is that sixteen bodies
have been taken from the ruins of the
fire. The details are horrifying in the
extreme. The building was a genuine
fire-trap and had been condemned. Its
long, narrow hallways were difficult to
traverse in daylight, and when full of
smoke at night they were a hopeless lab­
yrinth to the victims.
H. Mattern, who made the strike re­
*
ported recently in the H. Mattern mine,
is also having some prospect work done
on the gold and cinabar claim just above
NOTES AND NEWS.
the old McCall & Anderson hydraulic
mines. Mr. Mattern last week let a con­
Aberdeen, Scotland. Oct. 24.—A dis­ tract to Boland and Haldeman for a 100-
patch from Peterhead, a seaport 25 miles foot cross-cut tunnel for prospecting
from here,announces the Swedish schoon­ purposes on the Hansen tunnel, for Mr.
er Alene, loaded with gunpowder, had Hansen of San Francisco.
lieen blown up. Within two minutes after
C. A. Zabriski, of Tacoma, and G. M.
the explosion nothing was seen on the Grainger, of this place, are prospecting
surface of the water but splinters from an old channel of Ashland creek on the
the schooner. All the crew perished.
Farnham lapd below Eagle Mills. The
ground is near the old French diggings,
Col. Breckenridge, of “Kentucky, Sah,” where the Frenchmen took out a big
J
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
4
is one of the heavy guns of the campaign amount of gold in early mining days.
in that state, and an exchange remarks The bed-rock is deep at this point, but
that “he is regarded as a dangerous can­ prospects are that it will be found to
didate for the United States senate.” carry good pay if it can be reached for
The Colonel might be dangerous in some practicable working.
No More Log Rafts.
places but in the U. S. senate he wouldn’t
San Francisco, Oct. 26.—W. E. Baines,
Articles of incorporation were filed in
lie serious—he is out-classed by too many
one of the owners of the log raft now
members of that body, especially in the the secretary of state’s office Wednesday
For sale—An eighty-acre tract of land about
scattered along the coast north of Cape
by the Oregon & California Mining &
sugar ring.
miles south of Ashland, hill slope land,
Blanco, is in the city. “This makes the 1l4
Milling Company; capital stock, ¿100,000;
alnut half of the tract red soil. The improve­
second
venture
of
the
kind,
which
has
headquarters
at
Ashland.
J
.
E.
and
L.
E.
ments
include 8% acres of young orchard and
One more week of campaigning and
failed,” said he in au interview. “I don’t some trees in bearing; small house and barn.
then we shall hear “the voice of the peo­ Smith and A. J. DcDonald, incorporators.
is a fine spring on the place, flowing
think that another raft will be construct­ There
ple” upon the question of the Demo- They have been working their quartz
water enough to irrigate garden or orchard if
ed
on
this
coast.
Such
things
do
very
claim
near
Andersou
ferry
on
Klamath
desired.
Land easily cleared and soil excellent
Icratic vs. the .Republican policy for
well od the Atlantic, but we have a long for apple, prune or peach trees and other fruits.
America. If the Presidential election river for some months, and now want to
For particulars address Mrs. C. Noonan, Siski­
swell here which severely tries a log you,
were to take place next week the Re­ sell stock and procure cash for further
Oregon, or inquire at T idings office.
structure
and
makes
its
transportation
operations.
119-38-3m
publican candidate would go in with the
over
long
distances
extra
hazardous.
biggest majority in the history of the
The Mail reports ; “Robert Cameron
party. As it is, many local and state has sold his extensive ranch at the mouth
issues will be involved, but the drift will of Little Applegate, to a mining syndi­
Fastest Time by Mail or Horse.
be heavily against the Democracy cate. The property consists of some 400
throughout the country.
Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 24. — Bicyclist
acres of well arranged and properly
equipped farming land,that will be plowed John S. Johnson this afternoon rode a
N ext Door to P . O.
The Oregon State bar association has next season—by a giant. The considera­ mile in the unparalleled time of 1:35 2-5,
undertaken to purify the bar and its tion was ¿25,000. Parties are examining almost 14 seconds faster than any single
committee has begun proceedings for the Zack and Wm. Cameron’s property, with rider has ever covered the distance in the
T o ile t A rtic le s .
disbarment of three Portland lawyers, a view to purchasing it for the same pur world; 6 seconds faster than any tandem
named O. P. Mason, U. S. Grant Marquam pose. This property has been thoroughly has made the distance, and one-tenth of PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY PREPARED
and C. C. Thompson, who are charged tested and there is no question about the a second faster than the world’s record
with unprofessional conduct, fraud and richness of the deposit. I t is asserted, for running horses—1:35% made by
C. C. C H IT W O O D , M a n a g e r.
corruption. There are more lawyers than and not at all improbable, that the entire Salvator on a straight track at Mommouth
three in Oregon who should be disbarred, Applegate valley will be mined in the Park, August 28,1890. Johnson rode the
To Good Templars
and the association has begun a good near future.”
course iu heavy black tights and two
work. If it will take another step, and
thick
sweaters,
which
tended
to
impede
•
Do you know th a t M oore’s Revealed
declare it “unprofessional” for an attorney
The new owners of the Mountain Lion the free play of his muscles; but even Remedy is th e only p a te n t m edicine in
to perpetrate a manifest and mischievous mine on Williams creek paid out over with these impediments, Johnson never th e world th a t does n o t contain a drop of
fraud and injustice upon the public by ¿2400 to their employes last week. I t budged from his position at the rear of alcohol; th a t the m ode of preparing it is
turning loose unquestioned criminals was reported that a large amount of amal­ the quadruplet, and when he crossed the know n only to its discoverer; th a t it is an
through chicanery and sharp manipula­ gam had been stolen from the plates pre­ finish line his front wheel was lapped on advance in th e science of m edicine w ith­
a parallel in the n in eteenth cen tu ry ;
tion of technicalities, it will do a still vious to the clean-up but those in charge the rear wheel of the big machine. As out
th a t its proprietors offer to forfeit $1,000
better work.
the
record-breaker
and
the
pace-making
of the works are very reticent over the
for any case of dyspepsia it will n o t cure ?
quartet crossed the tape, the features of
matter.—¡Observer.
the men were absolutely indistinguish­
One of the southern states proposes to
First of the week Ed. Sharp brought
supply the crying demand for “more in a ¿54 gold piece from his Powell’s able. All that could be heard and seen
money” by issuing bonds of small iteuom- Creek mine. The specimen was pure was a roar, a flash of variegated colors
“A doilar's worth for a dollar” is the motto
ination for use as a circulating medium. gold and was about the shape of a gold and a cloud of dust. Electrical timing
of
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. This medicine is a
The question of the right of a state under fish and as long as your finger. The arrangements were provided, and each
highly concentrated extract of Sarsaparilla
the constitution to do this was submitted piece of gold looked as though it had quarter was checked at both start and
and other well-known vegetable remedies,
to Attorney General Bissel, and his opin­ either come from a very hot furnace or finish, so that there can be no doubt of
and
is pronounced by experts the strongest
ion is that the state hits a right to do so. had been washed a long time. A. R, the accuracy of the performance.
So successful and delightful have been the
ind beat preparation of the kind yet pro­
Commenting on this, an exchange says: Yantis bought it.—[Gr. Pass Observer.
duced.
It
owes
Its
peculiar
strength
and
Big Racing Season.
“The decision of the attorney-general
effects of “Moore’s Revealed Remedy” upon the
medicinal merit to the fact that It is pre­
Lakeview Examiner: Mr. John Ham­
probably will be final, as only the United
San
Francisco,
Oct.
26.—A
season
of
pared by a Combination, Proportion, and
delicate ailments of womankind, that this won
States is interested in taking this ques­ mond, who was down frotp Paisley last seven months’ racing under the auspices
Process
tion into court. I t is not probable that Saturday, showed us an assay from his of the California Jockey club begins here
P ecu liar to Itself,
derful remedy has been called “ Woman’s
many states will avail themselves of this quartz claim in the Gaylord mining dis­ tomorrow at Bay District track. About
discovered by the proprietors of Hood's
trict
that
went
¿47.54
in
gold
and
70c
in
dangerous privilege. Those who do will
1,000 horses are already quartered and
Sarsaparilla, and known to no other medi­
Friend.”
pay all the penalty themselves, when the silver, making a total of ¿48.24 to the ton many more en route. Many crack horses
cine. Its prompt action on the blood re­
bonds depreciate from abundance, as There is something encouraging about from the East will reach here and nearly
moves all Impurities, and cures scrofula,
they certainly will. Indeed, only they this kind of a report and we hope tijat all of the country’s favorite jockeys will
lalt rheum, sores, boils, pimples, all humors,
who take them voluntarily, after the first the rest of the rock will keep up the rep­ be iu evideuce. Hundreds of well known
ind all diseases or affections arising from
issue, to pay debts of the state, can suffer utation of the first promise. We under Eastern horsemen have arrived. Daring
impure blood or low state of the system.
stand
that
some
of
the
same
rock
has
by their depreciation, since they cannot
“ I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and
the
season
over
¿300,000
will
be
hung
up
be made legal tender. This first issue, been sent to two other assayers.
find it to be the best blood purifier I have
in stakes and purses.
of course, is in the nature of a forced
iver used.” Mas. H. F ield , Auburn, CaL
DAYS OF ’49 IN AUSTRALIA.
loan by the state and au involuntary in­
I n a few doses shows womankind its peculiar
Man
Under
the
Bed.
T h e B e s t M e d ic in e .
San
Francisco,
Oct.
26.—The
steamer
vestment by the takers. The notes un­
“
1
have
used
six
bottles
of
Hood's
Sarsa
Sacramento, Oct. 25.—A burglar en­
doubtedly can be sued on when due, like Alameda, which arrived today, brought
virtues lor their ailments. Its effects are gentle,
aarilla for indigestion. It has helped me a
only three passengers from Australia. tered General A. L. H art’s residence iu
any other bonds.”
jreat deal. I thiuk it is the best medicine
This was owing largely to the fact that thiB city last evening, while Mr. H art was
soothing and uniformly successful.
lor indigestion and dyspepsia.” M rs . N. A.
nearly everybody was on the rush to the absent from the city, and hid under his
Smallpox in Washington.
L auderdale , 193 North Fifth Street, San
Hundreds of testimonials from ladies all over
gold-fields of Western Australia—Cool- bed. W ith the exception of two other
lose, Cal.
N. B. Be sure to get only
Washington, Oct. 25.—The health au­ gardle. While the steamer was in Sidney ladies, who slept downstairs, Mrs. H art
the Coast bear witness to its soceess.
thorities are using the greatest endeavors harbor, over a thousand miners arrived was alone in the house. She took her re­
H o o d ’^ S a rs a p a rilla
to prevent an epidemic of smallpox. Its from the New Zealand gold-fields en volver in her hand and looked under the
Sold by druggists. $1; six for
Prepared
prevalence has caused considerable alarm route for the eldorado. Some of the finds bed. Catching sight of the burglar, ¿ibe
Sold by all druggists.
inly by C. 1. IIOOD J; CO., Apothecaries'.
Lowell, Mass.
and it is estimated that over 5,000 people reported are enormous, and, in one in­ fired three or four shots at him in rapid
were vaccinated yesterday. An agent of stance, 40) lbs. of rock yielded 555 succession, and fled downstairs and out
SGO D o ses O ne D o l l a r
the health department visited the interior ounces of gold. The Londonderry mine, of the front door, where she found a
department, and at his request Secretary one of the tirst discovered, was sold to an special policeman, who went upstairs
Smith issued an order requiring all em­ English syndicate just before the steamer and arrested the man before he could es­
ployes to be vaccinated. The force at the sailed, for ¿1,250,000. One of the passen­ cape. The burglar had not been hit by
department was in a panic today owing gers from Sidney was James McCormick, the pistol shots.
to the fact that three smallpox victims a miner. He stopped off at Honolulu,'
are employed in the interior department. but told the other passengers that the
Highway Robbery in Josephine.
new gold-field was every bit as rich as it
Wednesday evening, just after dusk, as
was made out to be, and tliae it would
Traiii Load of Oregon Prunes.
rival the days of ’49 in California. Ac­ Win. Knox was returning to bis home on
A train load of prunes started out from cording to him, the lack of water was the Applegate, two men stepped from the ap­
Portland last night for the East. This great drawback. When he was at Cool- proach of Board Shanty bridge and de­
is the first large prune shipment ever gardle a quart of the precious fluid cost manded a halt. They were armed with
made from the Northwest. The train 50 cents, a pound of meat 60 cents and revolvers and had the weapons aimed at
consisted of 13 cars, and the lot was ship­ 100 pounds of Hour ¿25. The majority their victim. Mr. Knox stopped on the
Metal B uttons...................
ped by the Northern Pacific to St. Paul, of the miners were doing well, but the bridge and the highwaymen relieved him
where the Burlington takes it to St. suffering, owing to the scarcity of water, of about ¿24, and disappeared. I t is
Agate B uttons................... .. 12 doz. for 5c
Louis. The prunes are from Vancouver, was very great. Ju st before the Alameda about nine miles from Grants Pass to
K nit Shaw l........................
and F. J. Kelly & Co., of Seattle, are the sailed, a camel-load of ore, nearly all where the robbery was committed and
Sewing S i l k .................... .................... 5c
shippers. The train will be run on gold, was brought into Sidney from the not very far from where Fred Knox, a
Shoe D ressing................... ............... 12^c
special time. Another shipment of eight Wealth of Nations mine-
brother
of
Wm.
Knox,
was
robbed
by
a
Its arrival
cars to the Atlantic seaboard will be caused great excitement.
lone highwayman. One man was des­
Hooks and E yes...............
be made in a few days, and later Mr.
cribed as being tall, with a heavy black
Ladies’ Gloves................. ...................15c
Kelly will send a few cars to the Sound
beard and the other short with a heavy
Mieses’ Ribbed H ose........ .. . 2 pr. for 25c
Hoke Smith’s Ideas.
cities. The output of prunes in Oregon
mustache. The latter one answers the
Children’s
Mer. V ests__
and Washington this year is estimated at
Washington, Oct. 23.—Secretary Smith description of the lone highwayman who
fit) carloads.—¡Oregonian.
held
up
Fred
Knox.
Towels................................
was asked today what he should recom­
mend to prevent permanently the law­
Dress Goods......................
Still a Republican.
lessness and reign of terror that now
Boys’ Underwear............. ...................33c
Pueblo, Colo., Oct. 21.—Senator Henry exists in Indian territory.
Stereoscopes.................... ...................35c
M. Teller tonight denied at some length
“Abrogate treaties; abolish tribal re­
Stereoscopic Views...........
at an immense mass meeting the newspa­ latione; establish territorial government
per rumors that have been circulated that and extend the jurisdiction of the United
S c rim ................................
he was a populist at heart and was likely States over the whole territory,” he re­
Lace C urtain....................
at any time to follow the course of Sena­ plied promptly.
A t the Opera H ouse
French
B lacking...............
tor Jones. He' was first and primarily a
The secretary expressed the opinion
IN A S H L A N D ,
P u rs e s ................................ .. from 2%c up
silver man, he said, but he believed in that local self government of civilized
republican principles as he always had. tribes was a failure so far. Their leg­
Tuesday Eve., Oct. 30.
W hist Brooms................... .....................8c
He said:
islatures make laws b ut there seems to
Feather Dusters, No. 12 . ...................25c
“An American, I have been a republi­ be no way of enforcing them.
Dietz O. K. L anterns__ ...................50c
can all my life and expect to remain a
Double Mince K n iv es__ ...................10c
republican as long as I live.”
City vs. State.
He declared that the adoption by the
Patent Roasters, large. .. .................¿1.15
Salem, Oct. 24.—The city council held
democrats of a free silver plank with a
Or “ THE HOME GUARD.”
Patent Roasters, fam ily.. ...................65c
ratio of 16 to 1 had done more to advance an exciting special meeting tonight. The
Lamp Chimneys...............
the cause of bimetalism than all the state officers have been proceeding to put
down cement walks around the capitol By local talen t, under the auspices of the
populist efforts through the country.
Lamp Wicks, “A” ...........
K ing’s D aughters.
square, and the Salem council committee
Lamp B urners.................
on streets wanted the walks put down
Stagnation in Wall Street.
CAST OF CHARACTERS. '
Steel H atchets.................
according to the established street grade.
New York, Oct. 2.—The stock market The state officers thought it better to put R obert T ru e w o rth .............. C apt . J . L. M ay
Steel H am m ers..... ......... ...................40c
today reached a point of utter stagnation, them down on a grade to match the ter­ W ilder R ow ell......................... C h a s . H arris
Harness Snaps.................
H
osea
J
e
n
k
s
......................................
A rt C oy
the aggregate transactions being less than racing of the grounds and refused to be H iram Jen k s, liis s o n ........... E d . T hornton
Web H alters.................worth 50c, for 25c
64,000 shares, an amount of business that dictated to by the street committee. The C rim p (n egro)...................... C larence L ane
is frequently done in less than a single latter had warrants sworn out for the Gen. G rant .........................................................
Dover Egg B eaters......... ...................15c
hour of a fair active day. Whether it is workmen who were about to begin ope­ L ieut. Col. B o x e r ..............................................
10-inch Monkey .Wrench.
that leading operators and the general rations. This was done without the ac­ Gaylie Gilford, an h e ire ss................
School S h o e s................... ...................95c
.
..................
M
rs
.
J
.
L.
S
lau
ghter
public are keeping out of Wall street tion of the council, so that body indig­
Mens’ Fedora H a ts......... .................¿1.40
pending the elections, or are deterred nantly called itself together tonight and M rs. T ru e w o rth .................. B lan che H icks
from trading by the great number of passed a resolution instructing that an M attie T ru e w o rth ........... D ora P ennington
Boy s’, Wool H a ts......... ...................25c
reorganization schemes involving leading ordinance be drawn which will give the
A dm ission 50c. and 25c.
Ladies’ Trim ¡H ats........... ... from 75c up
railroad properties, which are moving state the right to do as it pleases in deco­
Moleskin Overshirts........ ...................95c
forward slowly and with halting steps, rating its grounds.
Melton’O
v ersh irte......... ................. 95c
one thing is very certain, that the share
market is lapsing into a state of hopeless
Woolen O v ersh irts......... .................¿1.10
The Japs and Johns.
inactivity. Today a year ago the sales
Woolen'Socks . . . ......... ...................25c
footed up an average of 101,000 shares an
Victoria, B. C.. Oct. 24.—The steam­
Boys’
S u its...................... . from ¿1,12 up
hour for the entire day.
ship Empress of Japan has brought Ori­
ental advices to October 13th, as follows:
The Strike Commission.
All Japan is in a fever of excitement,
Washington, Oct. 23.—The national awaiting news of the General Oyamas’
strike commission, appointed by the pres­ expedition, supposed to be directed to­
ident to investigate the great strike at wards some point on the Chinese coast,
Of the W orld-Fam ous Boston
Chicago, reconvened today in the office within the Gulf of Pei Chi Li. Reports
Test M edium
Headquarters for Notions,
of Labor Commissioner Wright. After of its lauding at PorJ, Arthur, Wei-Hai-
the last meeting, the members of the Wei and other localities, are published in
arry H.
a i t e Novelties, Stationery, Etc.
commission went to their homes to pre­ Japan newspapers.
Introduced by Dr. A. A. W aite. H y p n o tist
The position of foreigners in the inte­ anil C onductor, and Sensitives found in
pare the subdivisions of the report to be
presented. This has been largely com­ rior of Chiua, especially north, is regard­ every audience.
pleted, and the commission is engaged iu ed as extremely critical. The statement
putting it in final shape to report to the previously published that the Chinese 'T h rillin g Sights! S tartling Sensations!
nansw erable D em onstrations th a t the
president. The sessions are secret, and fleet purposely carried no boats is cor­ U
DEAD DO L IV E and th a t the S P IR IT
no intimation is given as to the nature of roborated. The crews of all lost vessels DOES R E T U R N to ea rth .
the report. I t is said, however, that the have perished with scarcely an exception.
inquiry will deal with the strike iu such The number drowned is roughly estimat­
ouph
ddy
T he m ost w onderful of all exhibitions
a way as to make the report one of the ed at nearly seven hundred. Every deck ever seen in th is city, Tables rise and float,
HT —
most valuable contributions to the litera­ officer engaged was injured. On the forms seen, etc., as announced upon bills.
ture of social problems. I t is said, also, ships which returned to Port Arthur
This is the original, the only Harry
that the important rulings recently made about one hundred were killed and two H* NOTICE:—
Waite, who has been before the scientific
hundred
and
fifty
wounded.
by Justice Harian, of the supreme court
world since he was five years of age, and before
••••••
Au extraordinary imperial edict has American, English, French and German au­
of the United States in the Jenkins in­
for the past 16 years. He is now en
junction case, are in line with the con­ been issued calling for a true report of diences
route to Bomba v, India, to represent the Ameri­
clusions drawn from the Chicago out­ the battle of Phyong Yang. The emper­ can Mediums in the World’s Greatest Phenom­
break, as to the rights ami limitations of or announces that the defeat was owing ena.
the strikers. The report will be submit­ to the dissensions and rivalry of generals
O p p o site A s h la n d prills.
ADM ISSION 50c. C H IL D R E N 25c.
ted to President Cleveland as soon as he in charge of the several brigades and
returns, and it will remain for him to de­ states that the guilty parties will be se­ Doors open a t 7 :30.
C urtain a t 8:15
verely punished.
termine as to its publicity.
M onday.......................... October 29, 1894
T h e W o r l d ’s F a i r T e s t s
showed no baking powder
so pare or so great in leav=
ening power as the Royal.
i
|
f
+
Fruit Land Near Town.
J, C. BARRETT & CO.
Drugs, - Stationery,
O ur M otto
Woman’s Friend.
Moore’s Revealed
Remedy.
11 IS
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.
N e w In v o ic e o f
SHOES
Heavy Shoes for miners and prospectors and comfortable
shoes for everybody at
LOW PRICES
CASH!
A Thrilling Drama!
a
EnlisM for the f t f
O PER A H OU SE!
Weânesiay, Oct. 31.
it
H
R A C K E T STORE
at t h e
Bedding,
M ouldings,
Mirrors,
Window S h ad es,
Picture Fram es,
Floor M attings,
Baby Carriages,
Boys’ W agone, Etc.
SEWING MACHINES,
Furniture
AND
Upholstered Goods
A N D SU P P L IE S FOR SAM E
Largest Stock of Furniture in Southern Oregon to Select From.
J. P. D O D G E ,
O pera H ouse Block,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
HARD TIMES BARGAINS EAGLE
For
L a d ie s’ Shoes,
Misses’ Shoes,
Mens’ Shoes,
Boys’ Shoes.
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 Boiler 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.
Rolling Barley for Farmers a Specialty.
Flour and Mill Feed for sale and to exchang for wheat at
all times on best terms possible.
ie isliland Hote
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 B R IC K 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 a n d in la rg e or s m a ll a c re a g e
For Sale on Easy Terms.
W
D
A
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