F A G E H IX
FROM THE NORTHWEST
HI MAN HKITKN.
Kxajii|»le Math* o f One In tlx* R egular
INSTALL PAPER MAKING
PORTLAND LETTE R .
N G T K 'R D F H P IN 1 A I. C1TV K I.W I’.
T IO N .
A. S. HUBBARD
R eclam ation of S tum p latini» of
Armjr.
D epartm ent of A g ric u ltu re Start« E x -
N o rth went Now In Hight.
Recorder's O ffice, C ity of Ashland.
S trik in g a m ule o v e r'
I* H n .. m U l W ood P ulp M ill
Telegram
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Oregon, Feb. 16, 1 9 1 1.
P ortlan d . Or».. Felt. 23 i Special)
the head w ith a trace-chain la not a
\v««hi„»».,n
Public notice Is hereby given that
O ffic ia ls T he transform ation of a wilderness In ­ a special election w ill be held In the
•
to a garden 1« planned for W estern C ity of Ashland. Oregon on the 4th
W ashington and Oregon no less won­ day of March 1911, at which election
d erfu l than the m iracle wrought by w ill be subm itted to Ih e legal voters
Ir r ig a t io n east of the Cascades This of said city the question.
Pitoni' ¡tltt-h
Is the solutlou of the logged-off land
"S h a ll th e City of Ashland, O re ­
lte»U|cnce S t a G ra n ite Htn-et
problem th at now seems lu sight. To gon ap prop riate ih e sum of >7,500
the (tmuthwest W ashington Develop­ to he employed In Ih e construction
ceed
The office« of the various « 'a te «“ < * a b ru tal act.
I ^rlnd
T h e c a rryin g u, o? h e “,". , » ment Association must be given the of an Arm ory building In said city more than fifte e n per cent o f the
departm ents an* well overcrowded.
Mule« are pro verb ially p e rv e rs e ;) * ow announced a -* n n 3 e r
credit of cu rrying th is movement under the conditions of City O rd in ­
vole cast fo r mayor at the Inst city
New accomodation« are needed badly, but * he Dace-chain and the hoop-pole vlded for by a apectal •um ronKan?« forw ard u n til It has reached a point ance N o .-
and
election held Dec, 20th , 191(1, said
but nothing ha« been done to w ard the «»•»hods o f subjugation have lost In „laced at the dlsnosai ,,r u f i a .
’ where successful clearing of large
"S h a ll th«« CHy Council m ake a
perm anent housing «Ince work w . . ! «” • ~ te e m of an ellgh.ened tim e, to
A « r £ M tu J h v C . , e r e ^
areas of stump land at low cost Is apaclal levy of taxes In Decent her. petition was duly presented to the
suspended on the F lagg foundations. J»
» * tra d itio n a l evidences of , e r *, conduct test« o M h ^ a i k l h n JV successfully accomplished.
At the 1911 ap p ro p riatin g said sum In accor­ common council of the C ity of Ash
land. Oregon, at a reg u lar, a d jo u rn ­
convention of the nssoclutlou. held dance w ith the term s and conditions
In the m eantim e, the state govern- b ru ta lity , and a lack o f In te llig e n t* i
ed m eeting held oil th e 15th day of
m ent has otilgrow u those plans. T h ev! ,h a l w° u ld shame the m ule
The w hielt seem llk e lv o ¿ w - n n l w ‘“ !d ’' the past week In Vancouver, the me­ of said proposed ordinance, which Is F ebruary, 1911, «„d ther,. was then
have been revised to provide for a
’>»« never been a spectacular fig- « b l‘ tmcTres o f sunt v ^f n « “
thod of operation was shown and In the words and figures as follows
iluly pii»M«<l a resolution In pursuance
group of i n
buildings,
rtis tic a lly
lly a
n‘“ atter
,te r or
“ f social and
and terlal
t e r l.l
”
*
n‘ w ,ua‘ plans fo r the fu tu re discussed Prof
to w it;
uitain gs, a
artistica
a t-
r - l ' ur*
" ' in tho m
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of said In llla llv e P etition and call and
Sparks
of
the
State
College
at
Pull
ranged.
T h e b b ill
ill provides
provides ftir
fü r M
« ; m
n>»»ral
oral advancem ent;
ent, but he has his
his! Secretarv
W ilso n r o a . i s » » «
.w
In pursuance of the ordinances of the
C ity O rdinance No.
Plans a te to right«, and among these is exem ption the best use which could h« m . i ' '"r man showed by actual dem onstration
>350.000 hood Issue
City of Ashland and Ihe General Laws
An
ordinance
a
p
prop
riating
the
how
laud
may
he
cleared
of
stumps
Uigust 1. 1911.
A tem ple P T « “
».ay hem by a trace-chain in ,h u mo,tev wm .IdTin.
receive August
of the S tale of Oregon, whereby said
o f justice ■ Is to be built first for the ,h * hand« of a man whose brute In - ; p érim ent« on a com m ercial «cale* w ith and roots w ith a m inim u m of money sum of >7,500.1)0 to be applied In the common council did, by unanimous
construction
of
an
A
rm
ory
B
uilding
and
e
ffo
rt
and
at
(he
convention
_
court, the attorney general I I ? Ä . * r“ * • * 1“ «
»
»
h
um
anizing
m
-
‘various
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7
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1
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.„ „ a
sessions prom inent delegates outlined In the C ity of Ashland. Oregon un­ vote, w ith Hie approval of the mnyor
R e a lliliw th at «.,.,,1 ro a d , are a., t h ™ ' £
" " • « • » > . » « » * » d ,h ..” a l." r'.w ? v ." a „ 't (“ S a“ ?,’’ “ I ? a scheme fo r poolin ' large stump land der the provisions of an Act of the call speclnl clly election to b„ held on
Ihe 4th day of M arch, 1911, f„ r the
im p o rtan t help In
j
. . s .T a ..
*•
• " m lp
iu m
»’*’ .„u
111 -' areas and m aking fe rtile farm s out Legislative Assembly o f the S late of purpose of su bm ittin g to the legal
the ^**® ,opm eut i then, tn f*ritiei««A »h»x ®°“ duct an'* .>*-
«»•«- i tr.n
H ? snRabie
for
Oregon
In
regard
thereto,
and
provid­
of
now
alm
ost
worthless
land.
The
—- f • ru ---«••
Indeed, the Forest Se'rVlce
o
ra l districts . \Ionrot* Coinm er- l'ip lln e ,n th e K egular Arm y, but this facture
ing th a t said fund shall he ruined by voters of the City of Ashland for th e ir
ctal Club recommends the raising of
poHf y. * b ic h «wfeguards has actu ally made paper by one of organization of a big company to
approval or rejection, Ih e herein p ro ­
handle
the m land,
clearing It and plac­ a special tax levy to be made In Dec
one of ■"«
> 1 ,250,000 by means o f bonds, for SferTor the “ ru te man ^ o f ^ t h ^ ‘ r * ¿ h‘‘ ,,Ucal pro. esses from several
«« on
e m ark
ing It nn the m arket in «mull tracts 1911. at the d ale of m aking the re ­ posed am endm ent to section 2. A r t i­
h |g h w tay
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tn
rerio
r
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Processes
from
several
Improvem ents in Snohotuigh I
r - , ‘ "he ° rut8
J * o f ,h a t <>» «hem. Rut In order to know whe- fo r the fa rm e r, wi
cle V I of Ihe C h a rie r Ilf the CRy of
was forecasted
It g ular annual (ax levy fo r said city.
y.
I t is _ proposed
to c
o n d u c t t|( d
f .
h cover« a m u l- . th e r they can p ro fita b ly be utilised. * * > »UM ested that
county
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Ashland, Oregon.
W
H
E
R
E
A
S
,
by
a
re
g
u
la
r
act
of
money he raised
n ih k M
n n a rfa m
.
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e
.
160 miles
o i m macadam
tru n k roads 1 * « * u u r U l 9 1 I1 H .
,
And fu rth e r notice Is hereby given
under present conditions. It Is necee- for the work by bonding the land. the l<eglstntlve AsM>mbly nf the S tale
through a!, „arts of the county. Such m t m . t l e s X n fo r
>'“ d-
methods of | - I n . l l . r ,o the ¡ ,l.„ T o i i o W
of Oregon, provision Is uinile for the that n Siiw lnl city election w ill be held
^ T T s T g i lS
e " ^ ^
* - 1 ^ »
d- f , C .
Easy p a y m e n t, for construction of Arm ory Buildings In for Ihe purpose of subm itting to the
• I ir a c x iv e i
o
.
-•-=1 « ..,|..u,e< i in actu al b u sin ess opera-1 p urchasers w ere favored and It was such counties and cities as m aintain legal voters Of the CRy of Ashland
‘* T
J ? I’a rH c „!a r. “ >a •’ “«'red to generally agreed that the resulting de
to settlers. The m atter is^he ng well ' “ X S S l U «
n ciitupanv or companies of the O re ­ for th e ir approval or rejection, on the
to n
th . a . . en d » . o L T . - Y k ? ..........
f ‘ nd
° w h w
a* iH
ex,.
* nt
’ » t can in I »” l«Pm
ent In vesetHhl«
d airyin g.
vegetabl,
received and may ... . .. ......m -u » ‘° « i i „ SO . e f f e c tiv e ly »„
r o OUi
r u i ‘ nrw
H i»
i» n new
i’ -« wo<“
'I'n irn
dairying
gon N atlo n nl Guardi regularly o r­ 4lh day of M arch. 1911, the follow
a.,
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lug proposed amendment
ganized,
and
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n VZUIU
W H E R E A S , the C ity of Ashland A llle lillllH 'lit Io C ity C lu trle r, o f A a li-
usually less than th at of | astonishing In Its far-reaching bene­
la io l, O r,*gon,
fits to the te rrito ry lying between has fo r many years last past and still
earn in g capacity
m ill has been b uilt «be Cascade Mountatus und the sea. does m a in ta in such an organlxatiou
AN ACT.
cent, which it is predicted w ill follow "n«"8cîn tlo v L rysyr w\n«Vthde‘ï r i v e r . ’ am í m ^ ‘
¡ °.n ^ " r a l l X d ‘ ’X
oí* O n - g o Ï T ’ and
lie In Enacted by th,-
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aavau
a
U I3 IIK
le People of th«
W H E R E A S , the
M ilita ry
Slate
C ity of A shland'
now pending at Olni.vpia. Such a law partly because th e 'c k iie 'n m a v ^ M n k 1,1 ay require-
Its Inside dimensions j the operation of the Oregon T ru n k
Hoard of the State of Oregon have
An Act to Amend Hertlon 2, of
w ill m ake It Illeg al fo r women to
L u
o f hU
x
«re 40 by 100 feet, and It Is equip,a-d up the ^ h u t e . Canyon and on to selected the C ity of Ashland as _
Lhan e/ g h ' houre
At
‘« X
.v .r y U8,X m « n U : M ? r • ele<'trlCal
^ ,. ? A .n,aC’;
rjr and a ll nec-
Madras, which w ill he start«"
" *" proper sit,, fo r such building and pro­ A rticle V I, of tbe Act E n title d "An
n,a<:h? ' n. : ury
“«
started ' March
net to amend nn Act en title d nn act
pose to construct the same here that
*M,?at “ P-1?" ' a ' « • These centers have never hefor«
5
S ^ " ? O S 1“ r! ? ' ’._ t. “ hr X , n,axim un' « should m
S a in ta in ì an effective h u
B m a n i e
—
—
shall cost the sum o f > 3 0 .0 0 0 .oo, pro­ to Incorporate the C ity of Ashland.
In Jackson county. Oregon, and to de
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w -vp erave; atm w nere b ru ta -1 a n d " p l Ì X r ^ A J a L Ì Ì i o n " T n - Ì* " P u l'’ a u r7 ,,,n d l“ K country w ill Increase In vided. o n e-h alf th a t am ount shall be fine the IMiwers thereof, filed In the
ral«e<l
hy
said
city
or
by
Jackson
Hty to the helpless servants of men furnished by the G o v e rn m e n t
Vh« ,'tr ?du<t
a“ d
«<» * ren .ark-
ofttce of the S,» re(ary of S tate. Pebru
given to view w ith disfavor.
P a rti
County, o r by the co-operation of said
nry 21, 1889, and the Act approved
S t arc £ l ?
d,Str’CtS anf ar° n* =
X o v " e ^ t Pi h V
utfoÓh: rf ethh
e °^ d
N - d
- “ b’o ^ ^
city and county, and
re b rtia ry 25. 1896, am ending
the
V H E R E A S . the Hon. County Court
same and aa also amended by sewtlon
eludes
carload
lots
of
jack
pine.
I
conditions
w
ill
obtain
no
longer
in
of
said
County
of
Jackson
did
on
the
Q .lre d d urin g C . 4 Ù T X S X o l ■ £ I
>°
4. of that certain act of the l<egla|n -
l i c k Ce; l n e ,nt.°C, •
n‘ ”; ar,:
rh *‘ C entral O re«‘,n
T here ", now * o ob
2d day of Feb . 1911 m ake an order
tlve Assembly of the stale of Oregon
year.
Labor ag itators are respon-i
a
p
prop
riating
the
sum
o
f
>7,5oo.OO
tO ** th * f rSt w o o i,i ,'«*lle
R» *»a a g ricu ltu ra l develop-
approved Jan uary 30. 1903, E n title d
A ll S kin Troubles
Bible fo r the measure, as the w orking :
for said purpose, provided, the C ity
leaieu.
ment.
an Act to amend an Act. en titled "an
A
re
overcome
by
using
Dr.
Bell'a
women have not displayed any fra n tic
W h ile the experim ent« are in te n d -j
Product« of the Ileaver State w ill of Ashland shall appropriate a like Act t„ amend an Act entiled an A rt
A
ntiseptic
Salve.
It
Is
as
pleasant
to
In terest in it. so far.
ed to cover woods from a ll parts of have th e ir Inning d urin g the two sum th e re fo r, and
to Incorporate the CRy of Ashland.
kuOWn ;t o eg“ e ‘satHfarc « o n #nd
g,,aranteed the country which, from the s ta n d -, weeks beginning F ebruary 27th when
W H E R E A S , the construction o f Oregon, and define the powers there-
25
cents
a
box.
such
a
b
uilding
In
the
C
ity
of
Ash-
h o rtlc n ltu ris ta in the N orthw est, has!
i v 'i n . b i ’ .i,e .Vn C“
p r" t* >r‘ ,e.s
( ,hp ‘ Mad‘*
O regon" exposition w ill
<»•.
In th»» offlc»» <>f (hi* HiM’ ri’farv
F o r Sale by M c N a ir Bros
now «•f State, F e b ru a ry 21, I8M 9. and the
av a ila b le supplies, promise to furnish open In Portland.
Hom e m anufac- land Is of great Im portance,
prepared the text fo r a booklet which
therefore
new m ate ria l fo r the paper-m aking turers w ill show what they are dolns
th e Chicago M ilw a u k e e & St. Paul
A rts approved Feh 25. 1895. am en d ­
“ dustry, a special point Is the N at- to meet the demands of th e ir own T H E P E O P L E O F T H E C IT Y O F ing the same, filed In the office of the
In terest l>evoured P rin cip«|.
R a ilw a y is d is trib u tin g extensively In
T h e re are enormous people for factory products, and the
th e East.
I t calls attentio n to thè
A S H L A N D IS ) O R D A IN AH
T he leading negroes o f a Georgia lonal Forest-.
Secretary of State, October 14. 1898.
excellent chances in fru itg ro w in g In town started a bank and Invited per­ supplies of various softwoods In these; wide variety of articles to be shown
FOLLOW S:
and also fu rth e r amended by a vote
Forests
fo
r
which
there
now
e
x
is
ts
!
w
ill,
unquestionably,
prove
a
surprise
W ashington, p a rtic u la rly In th at part sons of th e ir race to become custom­
o f the people o f said C ity o f Ashland
S E C T IO N 1.
A local d epartm ent store
o f the state penetrated by the M il­ ers.
One day a darkey, w ith shoes little demand and this fact c o n s tltu -ito many
at an election held on the 15th day o f
T h a t the proposition o f the .Mill
A s im ila r
w aukee.
T he observations are con­ run down at the heels, a gallus over tes one of the serious problems of i w ill house the exhibits.
December. 1908, the result of which
tnry
Board
o
f
the
State
o
f
Oregon
to
servative
T h e booklet is well iUus- one shoulder and a cotton >h irt. m anagem ent of the N ational Forests, exposition was held here some years construct an A rm ory B uilding In the was pniclslm ed by the M ayor o r the
In o rd er to have forests produce tlm - ago and was a great success
The
tra te d w ith catchy orchard
scenes Showed up at the bank.
' Ity of Ashland th a t shall cost not 1 (111 day of December. 1906, be, and
T h e M ilw aukee's ex h ib it car is com-
"See h ere." he said. " I want mah her steadily they must be cu t; but if I prom oters of the coming show ex-
less than >3 0 .0 0 0 .0 » Including the th e «am«« 1« hereby amended ao a« to
th
ere
Is
a
m
arket
only
fo
r
tim
b
e
r
p
ert
to
outdo
the
form
er
one
p le tin g a fo u r m onths to u r of the {
dollahs.”
cost
of the ground, Is hereby accept­ read a« follow«:
A colony of Danish fa r m e r, Is to be
m id d le
W estern
States.
Reports
" W h o Is y u h ? " asked the cashier. from the m ost valu ab le kinds o f|
Section II»—T h a C ity Connell shall,
ed
under
the term « o f the law pro­
reaching here are to the e ffect t h a t ’
"M a h name's Jim
Johnson an' I t, reesK the . re8“ ,t of ru ttin g Is lik e ly ! brought to Oregon during the coming
viding th e re fo r, as expressed In the by ordinance, prescribe the duties of
la rg e num bers o f interested farm ers w ant dat ten dollahs."
j ,o
“® th * disappearance o f th e s e 'S p rin g and established on lands In
Act of the le g is la tiv e Assembly, f||. appointive and elective officers, and
have inspected the exhibits and had
"Y ou a in 't got no money in his here «ree8 and th e ir replacem ent In the f o r - ’ M ultnom ah and Y a m h ill counties
ed In the o ffice o f the Secretary of fix and determ ine th e ir compensation
th e ir desires to come W est whetted, banh.** «aid the cashier, a fte r looking
Krowth by specie« which are not The im m ig ran t« w ill num ber about
and essentials o f q ualificatio ns, and
State Feb. 24th . 1909
T he proposed W o rkin g m en 's Com- OTer the books.
«“ a "d
Since the pulp m ills take 100 and are a ll experienced In Inten-
mny. In Its discretion, subject to the
S
E
C
T
IO
N
2.
pensatlon Law w ill raise an annua!
“ Ye8 1 ha8 ’’ Insisted the visitor. " I " Jii '
*1°° " T ? ..
,h i* lum ber sive farm in g .
Sm all tracts w ill be
conditions heretofore stated In eer-
That the sum of > 7 ,5 0 0 .0 0 Is here
fu n d o f >2.0 0 0 .0 0 0 .
To ad m in ister It put ten dollars in here six mbnths «n «*1’ - S P ^ '*» suitable fo r paper m ak- used and vegetables, sm all fru its and
tlon one, of this A rtic le , remove any
* c tiv e ly w ill req u ire re _ a _________
large corns
a « ° ” ng can be cu t to a low tim b e r dlam e- p ou ltry w ill be raised
Practlca
by appropriated out of any monies in appointive o ffic e r at nny tim e Conn-
e ffe
_
re a taige corps
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ter. and th u s th » h . I . n »
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o f deputies in a ll parts o f the state.
w h y , m an, yuh sure Is foolish. ter. and thus the balance may be every foot of ground w ill be utilized the general fund In the C ity Treasury cllrnen shall receive as compensation
turned in favor of the reproduction o f by these th rifty farm ers from abroad
not otherwise appropriated for the fo r th e ir services a salary not exceed­
In fact this p art of the work w ill eat l * ‘ *n «r «8« done et dat up long er go
th e more valuable kinds of trees.
and It Is said th a t they can teach the purpose o f aid in g the M ilita ry Board ing >30.00 |M-r m onth, which ahall be
up 85 per cent o f the fund.
The
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in addition to the benefit which the A m erican ag rlciiltu rlftt a few thing« of the State of Oregon In the con­ payable on tbe last day of each and
lab o rin g classes, whom the measure
An a ttack o f g rip Is often followed
public w ill derive from the a d v a n c e -; In conserving a ll
the resources of struction o f an A rm o ry B uild in g In every m onth, d uring th e ir te rm of
proposes to benefit, do not lik e this by a persistent cough, which to many
th e C ity o f Ashland which, In clu d ­ o ffice
The M ayor shall devote hla
phase of the bill. I t smells o f g ra ft proves a great annoyance. C ham ber- ment of forest conservation In con- the soil.
T he use of a portion o f the Pendle- ing the coat of the site, shall not be e n tire tim e and attentio n to the duties
and provides the way for b u ild ing up Iain's Cough Remedy has been exten- sequence of th e wood pulp expert-
less
than
>30.000.
ments
of
the
G
overnm
ent,
th
ere
Is
the
ton-Y
oakum
c
u
to
ff
on
the
m
ain
of his office, and shall be paid a aal-
S £ x r 2 ! s j ? K a 3 i i i a j ,y B ? a
s . 6^ , o,'h± * p" s r
»
8 E C T IO N 3
* r y not exceeding >90.00 per m onth,
opposition has developed.
M any cases have been cured a fter I n „
n T
i ! “ ,erim p n t" ahould
th “ 1'*"« " • * *
T his Is the
developed.
M any cases have been cured a fte r all
T h a t the C ity Council of said C ity which sa ary shall alao be payable on
i He price o f paper of rebuilding of the track between the
Consideration o f the best and °«her remedies had failed.
Sold by m ake possible,
of Ashland Is hereby authorized and th e l««t day o f etch and every mooch
the cheaper grades. Including news tw o points, e lim in a tin g curves and
cheapest methods fo r clearin g logged- PoleY’s D ru K Store.
directed, th a t at the tim e o f m aking d urin g hla term of office.
paper, has been advancing rap id ly o f! leveling grades
The work has cost
T he ballot title and num ber of
Its annual taz levy In December. 1911
o ff lands was given by the delegates
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recent years as the supply of spruce >1 .2 5 0 ,0 0 0 and w ill be a great Im - to m ake a apaclal levy sufficient to such measure shall be as follows:
to the Southwestern W ashington De-
" h ltc M a n ’» C ountry,
has dw indled, and Am erican m ills provement fo r the fast and safe opera-
Pro|MMMsl Ity In itia tiv e P etlU oa.
raise said sum of > 7 .5 0 0 .0 0 which
velopm ent League convention at V an-
In passing opinion on the proposed are now d raw in g a large p a rt of th e ir I tlon of trains.
shall be used to reim burse the gen­
couver, last week, in W estern W ash- Japanese tre a ty Governor W est says; supply from Canada. I f ground pulp!
. A."..Act to
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e ra l fund fo r any and a ll monies cle V I o f the C h a rte r of the C ity o f
ington alone, there
are
2 .5 0 0 ,0 0 0 1 " I believe this is a w h ite man's
of the requisite q u a lity can be made
H ow ’s T his?
draw n th erefro m and used In the Ashland, whereby city council shall
acres of fine logged-off land that country, and to allow foreign lm - from new and abundant woods as
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w ould m ake excellent homesites. if m ig ratio n , especially coolies, from cheaply as It Is made from spruce one
»»« olTer One H undred D ollars Re- construction of said A rm ory B uilding
prescribe duties of appointive and
cleared. Consequently, this problem from Japan, to pour In should be o f th e most serious problems of the ward ^,>r a“ Y
of C atarrh th a t can- If any monies shall be draw n from elective officers, fix and determ ine
Is rig h tly engaging much attention. blocked im m e d ia te ly ."
said general fund th e re fo r o r If no th e ir compensation, rem ove any ap­
newspaper publisher nowadays w ill not be cured by H a ll'« C a ta rrh Cure.
S ecretary Barnes' report showed th at
money shall be so draw n then the pointive o ffic e r at any tim e. Council-
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
A lthough th e Governor has had no or should be considerably sim plified ,
> 7 ,5 0 0 .0 0 so raised men shall receive a aalary not exceed­
th e League Is m aking headway
tim e o f late to read the papers, he Is
W e, the undersigned, have known whole of said
F. J. Cheney fo r the last 15 years. shall bp and Is hereby appropriated ing T h irty D ollara per m onth and the
W ashington stands No. 17 among • l,re l,are<l «o state th a t he does not re­
a" d
him pe^ecTlV h o „ 3
to be used In the construction of M ayor a salary not exceeding N in ety
tile states of the Union in the m at- ; gard
tre a ty e n tire ly favorably.
tlp a tlo n . no appetite or fell bilious,
In a ll business transactions and finan­ said b uilding under the direction of D ollara per m onth.
te r o f deposits o f a ll kinds held in
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give
C ham berlain 's
Stomach and
the M ilita ry Board o f the State of
th e national banks o f the state, ac-
A Cough.
V ote T K H o r NO.
L iv e r Tablets a tria l and you w ill b e , c ia
~ lly
J able f to
" ca rry out
,
" any obllga- Oregon.
co rd in g to the latest rep o rt of th e ). Is a danger signal and should not pleased w ith the result. These tab -
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c o m p tro lle r of th e currency. This Is be neglected. T a k e D r. B ell's Plne- lets in vigo rate th e stomach and liv e r f
H a lH i ( ’a t - iT r f " ire l i t a k - ^ 'i n » ' r
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W H E R E A S , under the provision of
in terestin g , when it is recalled that T a r-H o n e y at once. I t allays In flam ­ and strengthen the digestion.
Sold I nally acting direct
m a
For thia special election to be held
W ashington is th irtie th in the m at­ m ation, stops the cough and heals the bv P o lev ’« b r u t fltnr»
n any, actin g d irectly upon the blood Sections 1 and 2, A rtic le 12 of the
oy ro ie y s D rug sto re.
; and mucous surfaces of the system
C h a rte r of the C ity o f Ashland, It Is March 4th, 1911, for the submission
te r o f population
The banking s itu -, membranes.
Testim onials sent
free.
Price 75 required of the common council Im ­ to the legal voters of the CRy of Ash­
atlo n in the Evergreen state is sound.
F o r Sale by M c N a ir Bros.
•>o« oniy are the m em oirs of R lc h -i cents per bottle.
Sold by a ll drug- m ediately upon the receipt of the land. Oregon, of the foregoing the
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T h e outlook fo r a good year w a s 1
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certific a te
of
the
County
C lerk fo llo w ing Judge« of Election and the
n e v e r b etter and bankers a re report ;
Toe the m a rk ;
when
you are ard V a g n e r to be published, but a gists
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to r c o n .,I. of Jackson C ounty, Oregon, show­ fo llo w ing voting places have been
tng enconraging money movements.
! chopping wood also m ark the toe.
[ pation.
ing the aggregate valuation of the •Inly appointed by the common ceun-
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assemble property In said C ity of cil:
First W a rd , voting place. F ou rth
Ashland to a n n u a lly levy, by o rd in ­
ance, the taxes
p erm itted
In said street F ire S tation B uilding.
Judges of Election: G. W Bene­
c h a rte r and to n o tify the C lerk of
said County C ou rt, under the c e rti­ dict. J. M G r iffin , K. H . Gould.
ficate of the R ecorder, of the rate
Second W ard , voting place. M ilitia
per cent o f such tax levy made bv lla rra c k a , M cC arthy B uild in g , corner
said council.
M ain and G ranite streets
Medicines like those of Dr.
V. Pierce of Buffalo, warrant their makers in printing their every ingre­
Judges of E lectio n: H. A. P arm a-
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dient, which they do, upon their outside wrappers, verifying the correctness of the same unde^ ofth.
ter, O. (). Van N a tta , Z. A. Moody.
This ordinance shall ta k e effect
T h ird W a rd ,
voting
plnce, CRy
This open publicity places these medicines in a clan all by themselvei. Furthermore, it warrants physicians
and be In fu ll force from and a fte r H a ll.
prescribing them largely as they do in their worst cases.
w a rra n ts pnysicians
the date of Issuance of the proclam a­
Judges of Election: E J A rant
tion of the M ayo r of aald c ity d eclar­
Jurnea Lowe, O. H. Johnson
ing the result o f the «pedal election
The two last named Judges In
held thereon as provided by law.
each ward w ill also act as C lerks of
"T h e b allot title and num ber of the Election.
proposition to be voted on w ill be as
T he polls w ill be open
from 9
follow s:
,
/« a most potent alterative or blood-purifier, and tonic o r Invlgorator and acts especially favorably
o ’clock In the forenoon u n til 6 o'clock
Shall the C ity of Ashland, Oregon, In the ufternoon.
in a curative way upon a ll the mucous lin in g surfaces, as o f the nasal passages, throat, bronch-
appropriate > 7 ,5 0 0 .0 0 for an A rm o ry
J 0. H URT,
building and maye special levy of
lal tubes, stomach and bowels, curing a large p e r cent, o f catarrhal cases whether the disease at-
C ity Recorder.
taxes th e re fo r? ”
tecta the nasal passages, the throat, larynx, bronchia, stomach (as catarrhal dyspepsia), liver.
D ate of firs t publication F eb ru ary
Vote Y E S o r NO.
16. 1911,
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bowels (os mucous diarrhea), o r other organs.
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l i n n » o f In terra i F r o m Ihe S la t e o f
W a sh in g to n .
General Contractor
And Builder . . . .
ASHLAND, OREGON
GOOD, HONEST, SQUARE-DEAL
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Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Is advised for the cure of one class of diseases only—those peculiar weaknesses, derangements and irregularities oeeuk
It is a powerful yet gently acting invigorating tonic and nervine.
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irregularities pecul-
Ur to women.
f °,n
W° r n ' out’ o ^ r-w o rk e d w o m e n -n o m atter what has caused the break-down, "Favorite Prescription"
w ill he found most effective In building up the strength, regulating the wom anly functions, subduing pain and
bringing about a healthy, vigorous condition of the whole system.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle giving the formula: of both medicines and quoting what scores of eminent m rd.
seal authors, whose works are consulted by physicians of all the schools of practice as guSes in prescribing, say of each
tngredient entering into these medicines.
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Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non-secret, and contain no harmful habit-forming drugs, being composed of glvceric
extracts of the roots of native, American, medicinal, forest plants. They are both so k lb y dealers ^ m e d id n e * 7 You
can t afford to accept as a substitute for one of these medicines of known compojilion, any secret nostrum. Don’t do it.
And fu rth e r notice la hereby given
that on the 13th day o f F chruary,
1911, an In itia tiv e P etition was re­
g u la rly filed w ith the C ity Recorder
of Ashland. Oregon, dem anding that
there be subm itted to the legal voter»
of the C ity o f Ashland, fo r th e ir ap­
proval or rejectio n , the herein pro­
posed am endm ent and said petition
In addition to the foregoing contained
a call for a special city election to lie
held on the 4th day of M arch, 1911,
fo r the purpose o f s u bm ittin g to the
legal voters of the C ity of Ashland,
for th e ir approval or rejectio n , said
proposed am endm ent.
A fte r the re­
corder had d uly verified the num ber
and genuineness of the signatures to
said petition and found the same to
be In proper form and to contain
In the County C ourt of the State
of Oregon for Jackson County.
In the m a tte r of the estate of Jacob
L. Padgett, deceased.
Notice la hereby given th a t the un­
dersigned, executrix of qiie above
named estate, has tiled In the nbove
named court her flnnl account and
th n t by order of Raid court, F rid a y ,
the 17th day of M arch, 1911, at 9
o'clock a. ni., has been fixed as tho
tim e fo r the hearing o f objections to
said report. If any there bo.
E L IZ A P A D G E T T ,
Executrix of the estate of Jacob L.
P adgett, deceased.
Dated February
13, 1911.