Valley record., July 26, 1888, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD,
MKDEUHI» ITEMS,
ADDITIONAL IrOCALS.
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RESIDENCE LOTS
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Mr. Clark has ereet.xi a building
Henry Chapman returned last week
FOR
lark <4 Noland’s salo-m at Medfordnd from his trip to Iowa and the states.
The People’s Paper.
will open up a meat market.
In
Miners
Addition to Ashland
Hetfiinksthe prohibitory law of that
stale
is
tbe
biggest
face
be
ever
saw.
A. Chikier* <t Sons’ brick at Med­
These lots are SOelOO, and are
J.U'oRH A K a L f ML, Publisher* A Props.
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ford u being fiuisheil up thia week. It
A number of Western Union of­
The
Choicest Residence Lots in
OllV* In Mn'alTk Hall. up-»l«ir*; stairs on is 90x25 and two stories high.
ficials, among them supt.
Frank
Ashland.
north eide ot itrug store.
T. A. Harris, the Medford batcher, Jaynes were expected in Ashland to­
Will
be
sold
for
9200
—on easy payments.
K itered in lite FustuffL-e at Ashlaxsd a* •asin Ashland yesterday and reports day in a special car to look at the coun­
Meesand <Ta«s mail matter.
Ixxik
at
these
lots
before purchasing else­
try.
considerable building and improve­
where. .- wk ! rememlier they are situated on
ment going on there.
Jas. R. Cunnyngliam has opened Main street, and vitbin 50.1 yards of the '
M % rtONAD DKWOt ltATM; TILKKT.
The M-diord aoeial club gave the <”X * »'hoire slock of groceries in the New Depot Hotel now being built.
Enquire of
first <4 its aerie»! r4 entertaiuntrnta by front partof the Ashland Restaurant
Foa PWe»Ti»vrT—
E E. MINER.
a hop on Friday evening, the Jacksou- ' and inviten the patronage of the public,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
Ashland House.
ville string band furnishing the music.
T|ie Ponta!
p(lt,ul Tel.
Tt.|. Co.
Co< have
have rented
rcnted one
one
The
Vf New York.
1 be clui> lias a membenhip of over of the nomsof Mrr. Houck’s brick and
fr>« V«r»PBratM»v—
twenty couple».
their office and new instruments, etc., GIVEN AWAY! GIVEN AWAY!
OFFICE------ NEXT DOOR TO BANK of ASHLAND
Scale. 1OO feet—1 inch.
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ALLEN «. THURMAN,
Mrs. McClain, who had her hip mentioned in last week’s R jjcord will
Lots, Lots. Lots!
Of Ohi«.
broken last week by falling a few steps be meved there next week.
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from
Hie
statra
of
the
home
of
her-;
Byron
Cole,
of
Colestein
was
in
Ash-
ttvunrn it. F. li . to «*
In order to settle rapidly and with nice !
dauicht4«r, Mrs E. G. Hurt, in improv- iMnJ thi« week,and report« having
IOWA
STREET.
SO fl. Wide.
W H. EFFINGER, of Multnomah. ing now ami ia getting along «• Well a» mote people at that popular resort howtes the choice tract just laid out by K.
SPECIAL BA-T?>C3-A.Tl<rS.
B.
Hunsaker
adjoixixg
F
b
.
m iit ' m amutiom ,
VF. R. BILYEU, of Linn.
could be expected.
(|)e ,.au accomodate, and a num- the owner will give a few of the choice lots
1 AflA ACRES in five, ten and twenty acre tracts, adjoining and near Ash-
to parties who will erect nice houses on the
E-. R HKfPWORTH.nl Umatilla.
Medford will have a bank now ^ber of parties are camping out.
IvVV land.
Tie best quality of fruit lands, and most desirable situations
and the balance of the lots will be j
John B»-r»tIy of Kansas and l’rof. Vau- | A force of 20 men came up from Cali­ satfte.
sold al reasonable prices ami easy terms. '
are
now
offered
for
sale at tliis office.
PLBl.lMIEItH Mr r ICE,
tors of Eugene City are the men at the fornia and went to work Wednesday This is fust becoming the most attractive
f^TFifty
good
residence
lots 50x150 feet, in Ashland.
Price, ironi |40 to
head of the concern, and they have morning on tin railroad company’s part of the city being well elevated and
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commanding the best and most extensive
Wihseribrr« m>t r«c»ivtr.g thè Rrcosu sent lor a saf?, the necessary furni­
$75 i>er lot.
new lintel and <ming house, and work view of the vulley and surrounding eountry.
ITIailxrtr viti cowier a favor un this office ture, etc. It will have a capital of
; fl^^Frnit and Farming land, in tract* from 40 to 100 acres, near Aeliland
A commodious sidewalk will sooq extend
is again being pushed right along.
k$ iuLrminf ur nt thè b*t
$luC',000, it is said.
from Main street through Pracht's addi­
i and along the line of the railroad.
The town of Roslyn, W. T., was tion and the e.-'tire length of above tract,
Any onr reveivlnj «ampie Miple» of this
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Block
2
Bl ock 1
r fjFA reasonable i oinniission will be charged in all cases for buying or selling
wipe-J out by a $400.00», fire Monday. liemg within five minutes walk of the busi­
Jacksonville Items.
gs;*r «MI please perù»* it and < onmder it .
1 real estate in Jackson, Josephine and Klamath counties.
Titles will be
ness
part
of
town,
also
of
the
depot,
makes
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I Maguire’s opera house and a lot of otli- the location desirable tor all classes.
su Invitstion io Nibaerib*. The R ccobd
Sheriff Dinkey has returned from a
! carefully investigated.
Abstract* furnished.
Conveyancing done.
.
er
buildings
on
the
coast
were
con-
For particulars call on owm-r or the relia­
M
will n<>< forre ilself on ari) one uot w«np trip tu Hsletii.
| HU ;ied by the fire fiend this week, too. ble firms of Luckey <& Co. or G. F. Billings.
shall always be prepared to give any information dea>red concerning
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R. J. Cameron, of Uniontown, Was
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the
needs,
resources and prosparity of Ashland and Southern Oregon, atd
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T. J. Davis, the master builder, was
Pend un thè ne««. We cab noi he rvsty- in town this week.
, will take pleasure in showing the property we offer for sale.
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in Ashland last Thursday,and returned
Where, li any item» of locai interest oc-
mMasanMuaBsmsai^BaamwMwMwwiSBavaMaHMBWHawMHi
J. Nunan snd iamily are rusticating next day. M t . Davis In answer to a
eut» in )"Ur vicinity «end it in. It will
•»
at
the
Dead
Indian
soou
springs.
question,
said
the
work
of
erecting
mske ths paper interestlng and won't buri
gnu.
Jas. Miller has finished H. Bloecher's the round house at Ashland would i
bo started up before the company’s
new barn and returned to Arhland. ‘
ALASKA
STREET 40 ft. Wide.
eating house was finished.
ASHLAND,*»«. Taras»»*». Jviv 29. 1««
Lum Louden who was shot by Frank 1 ,,
Lewis at Grant’s Pass, July 4tll, was; Ex county clerk \V. II. Parker rt-
ASHLAND, : : : OREGON
on our fctrecti thi* week.
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from California on Sunday
oi ; r wealthy sir ».
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
j eveningtrain. He flay« he don’t I
(Six move, which completes the list of those
B. D. PrwJoy, a Jacksonville boy, u want any more of that country in bin. wj « h
U«. < ji
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92600 snd over ]
at pretent working in the Southern , Thermometer 100 degreet* at midnight Will &6II, nem ailU rtHnuIC
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Q F Billings,
Pacific railrnud
railroiu! office in Portland.
I i and people fitting up funning them-i *”
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Eacitic
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Proprietor.
Real Estate en Commission
John
Dyer,
of
Red
Bluff,
Cal.,
who
!
ím1vc
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5,033
M
J M McCall,
John Dyer, of Red Bluff, Cal., who ! « Ives. It they would lie down in bed !
B
30,000
Jlauk of Ashland,
is engaged in mining near SteriingviUe ' ,*lpy would burn up.
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A,925
Manufacturer of the Celebrated
>1 B Carter,
S
was in town the first of the week.
E.
P.
Morse,of
the
firm
of
Eddings
&
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Oregon Transcontinenkd Co 8,1’40
Bl ock 3
4
Bl ock 4
A
Choice
Collection
of
City
and
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Evan Reatnei and Willie Miller will Morse brought out with him from Min­
, Samuel Grubb Estate,
4,600
1
Country Property for eale.
attend'school the toming year at Saa neapolis a fillo setter bitch which is pro­
g
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Jo«*, Cal, and will leave for that place ■ nounced by dog fanciers as u valuable
Council Proceedings.
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piece of property, and lias a jicdigree Any person wi»Mnd to dell prop­
about
the first of August.
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Council met Tu’islay evening.
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about two feet long. Mr. Morse is a, erty will find it to their interest
g
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Thu street committee mud* the fol- • Ike , and . Joo Mentor ¡eft
Jacksonville
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c.
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‘ xx/vvx
tut, i
vu umi
vixi f nu»<
lover VI
of the
rod
and £ gun,
and o
is xvx/v/iv
report- - i to call and see. us.
>»w ng report which was accepted and last Sunday evening fi r Port Towti ed to be an expert cajoler of the festive
adopted:
send.W. T.,
1., where they intend to open :
Your committee on streets to whom a store. Their many friends here wish
Mr. E. J. Mendenhall was in Hills-i
-- B. F. Reeser’s --
was referred tho matter of securing the ! them success in tlieir new home.
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boro the other dav and while exandn-t.^.____________ _ ______________
right ol way for th* j»roiM*cd street to
PRAeilT'S ALASKA ADDITION to the citv of ASHLAND, OREGON, shown on Five Double Strands
Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire
b«> called the Boulevard, would report1 A party consisting of Cspt. Caton, jng ()1C county records, chancod upon
above Map is a part of Lot 4, in Section 9. Township 39 South, of Range 1 East. Wiliam- j
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an
item
wherein
Lieut.
U.
8.
Grant
US follows I
ette Meridian. Oregon, and is bounded ami described as follows to-wit: Beginning at a I
the defendant in an attachment
point OJSl-cfiains S 0 deg 15 min 1? of the North East corner of Lot No 4. in Section 9, in
We have called upon all the resident B White,Geo. E Neuber, P D. Hu i
CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE.
and others started the hrat of ths* week ' S suit for
- $1,200,
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Township 39 South.of Runge 1 East, of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon, thence S 0 deg
by Adams &
owner» of property along the line <4 for a hunting and fishing trip in tlie pl"
15 min E 6.82 ohains, thence West 6.93 chains, thence N 0 deg 30 min W 6.81 chains,
chains.
Will
be
found
the
finest
line
of
C_. Tne attorneys for plaintiff were
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
sold proponed street, and obtained the
thence East 6.97 chains to place of beginning, containing 4.74 acres.
Cinnabar teclion.
I Holbrook it Banks. The date of the
right of wav by deeds of deification to !
JW Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
STATE OF OREGONJ ss.
; huí t was 1853.
tbe City of Ashland for the land in­
Poisoned lig Hirycbnine.
COUNTY OF JACKSON.I
VVe, Max Praclitand Mary Wining« Pracht husband a Barb Wire Fence. Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
I
cluded within Hie survey and boundary
and wife of the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, do hereby declare the foregoing i
Mi»s Winnie Reed, formerly of Ash-i There will be a match gamo of baw
map or plat to 6» the map or plat of Pracht's Alaska Addition to the city of Ashland,
«4 said proponed street, from Ksbtirv , land,was poisoned ut Kono, Klamath ¡»U “I Million’s grounds on next Sun­
Oregon, as above described as Was bj- us who at the time Wete the owners thereof, laid
C. Helm, E. V. Carter snd B. B. Galey county, on the 6(h inst , by strychnine, j day afternoon between the following
out aud sub-divided into four(4) Blocks numbered from 1 to 4 inclusive, nnrl said Blocks
tail these only remain» not dedicated | She was stopping with the family of I picked nines:
divided into lot* as numbered in figures on said lots. The courses and Icngtlis of the
to the puhhc 11% on the line of said I W. R. Rutmey ut (lie time, ami the i Swift c, McCosky p, Walsh 2 b, Lan-
lines of said lots are designated by letters, signs and figures upon the lioundarv lines of
Particular Attention to
ssid kit«. And we do hereby dedicate to the use of the public all streets as shown upon
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prupi^eed street, the lots in E. E. I poison was undoubtedly administered Iders 3 b, Lenhart s s, Geo. Casey 1 f,
this map.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seats this tenth
Min -r’s iidd’tion ¡wned by II. F. Reeser [ i y a young unmarried woman, about [ Alford c f, Cary 1 b, Maher r f. Me-
day of July. A. I)., 1888.
MAX PRACHT. Iseul]
hs shown by the survey and pint of, 22 y are o’d, the daughter of u wealthy : Connell p, No-iia c, Dunn 1 b, Swill .
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In presence of | Aug. Carlson,
MARY WIRINGS PRACHT. [scull
) M. L. McCall.
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said street, also tliQ lots or port* of lota I strek man and once fLate xen.ito'r s ' s,
“ Judge
T“J— 3 0 b,
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-*s-0 2 b,
u Tulman
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Martin
• »tii' Abr E. E. Miner in said addition, j from Siskiyou county. The girl was H. Casey 1 f, Osborne r f.
I prepose to sell Goods ONLY for
STATE OF OREGON J ss.
Which will be done in a workmanlike
slso the piece or |>arcel of land now very sick for several days after, and
COUNTY OF JACKSON.)
On this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888, personallynem*
E. E. Miner will sill you a fine
manner and at price« that
uwd a* a public street belonging to J..
Isrfore me a Notary Public in and for said County and State, the above named Max
was not expected to live, but has.-inee
! Pracht and Mary Winings Pracht his wife, to tne* personally known to be the identical
Gum. And your committee w<x»ld • been recovering. The cause of (hie B uiloisg L ot on rosy payments—$10
I persons described in umi who executed the above instrument, and acknowledged to me
furtbar report that the said E. E. Miner attempted awful crime is unknown to per month without interest. These
that they executed the same ireely and for the purposes therein mentioned. A’nd the
lots
are
in
Miner
’
s
Addition
to
Ash
­
and B. F. Keeaer have not and as your the public, and rcgtains a Secret be­
said Mary Winings l'racht, on examination separate and apart from her said husband,
ncknowlfdged to me that she executed the same freely and without fear or compulsion
committee are informed will not dedi­ tween them that neither will divulge. land, and the finest location in the
from any one.
Witness my hand aud official seal this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888.
cate that portion oi their said lots oc­ I 8ever«l ttories have been In circuln- I city. Only 5 minutes walk from (be
(Seal)
M. L. McCAEL, Notary Public.
Full stock always ou hand and made
cupied by said street to the public use tion about the affair, but as they are extensive improvements now being
------ A full line of------
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to order.
I hereby certify, that the above Map and description of Pracht’s Alaska Addition to
an<l iis to the piece ir pared of land I only conjectures we refrain from pub- : made by the railroad company. Look
Ashland,
is
correct
as
surveyed
by
mein
July.
1888.
Witness
my
hand
this
10th
at
this
property
before
you
puvt
liase
.
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ovne«i by the raid J. Guru, yoirr com- • fishing them . No arrests have been
of July, A. D., 1888.
M. L. Mcb'ALL, Surveor.
Non,. but the lieat material used, tfav
giitt»*e have no information.
Filed for liecord on the Wth day of July, A. D.. 1888, nt 10:30 o'clock, A. M., and
i made tb it we know of,and the rqcov- elsewhere, ltememlx r you can secure 1
one
or
more
ot
these
fine
lots
by
only
1
pvfqfr
’
«
rt
nrv
Wo therefore
that ap I erv of the girl, and tbe high standing
recorded in Vol. 16 of Deeds, page 187 & 188 records of Jackson Countv. state of Oregon. '
♦ ,
*n BLESER S BLOCK.
MAX MULLER, County Clerk.
prai. 'rs be iipisiinted
ng to law ! of the parties will probably settle the paying *10 per month.
Approved, July Id, 1888.
D. R. MILLS, Mayor.
it; sgoess the damages accruing to thu ; mutter for the present.
The Advocate says it is reported;
OREGON,
Attest: A. 1*. HAMMOND. City Recorder-.
(Seal)
SB. E Miner, R. F. Reeser and J.
that the Nevada and California rail-1
Echool Meet.ng.
Hum by reason of the appropriation of
road will reach Mriford within the next
For Sale by Max Pracht or any Ashland Real Estate Dealers
roceries Etc.,
lowest
said lots or lands to the puttie Hue foY
N. ANDERSON,
A school meeting will be belli a week six weeks. Milford is situated in the
fuid proposed «treet.
tender ovr thanks to the public for past patronage, and cordially solicit
fruni Saturday, at 2 o’clock P. M.at the Honey Lake valley, twenty-five mites
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W-. D. C oi . tox ,, Street Committee. schoolhouse. Important mutters will south of Susanville.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
a
continuance
of the same.
J. M. McCALL,
I
J. R. W altbksj
come up and tbe voter* of the district
Unmarried
women,
widows,
maidens
ASHLAND, Ogn.
U.
S.
L
and
Orrtcx,
RosKnrao.
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b
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July 24, im
are requested to be present.
July 7th, 1888.1
and daserted wives, who are over the
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
J. It. Caeej, J. B. R Hutchings »nd
I. W. BURRISS, Proprietor.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
age of twenty one years, are entitled to
ft. If. Morine appointed appraises to
For Jackson Connty.
A full lire of foreign and domestic goods, with the provisions of the act of Congress
all the rights, privileges und benefits
Thi» favorite resort is gaining in popu­
assess damage» to land occupied by i George rennebuker is the author­ under the homestead lawa that can be cassimeres and fancy suitings of the latest of JuneS, 1878, entitled “An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­ larity every day-
styles, always on hand.
Boulevard.
ised agent <4 Jm kson county for the’ enjoyed by men.
Store in Mrs. Gillette's building, corner fornia, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
On iwtk>n tbe Mayor whs granted Banker's Mutual Relief Association of!
Territory,” Dennis Porter of Ashland,
of
Main and Church streets.
There is one medicine rightly named, i
Irate <-f absence for six Weeks.
County of Jackson, State of Oregon, has i The very best of WINES, BRANDIES,
Portland. Anyone wivbing to avail
G ood F its G uaranteed .
this day tiled in this office his sworn state­
BEER and CIGARS, kept con­
Street commissioner was instructed I themselves of the excellent benefits of1 that one’is Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
••
ment for the purchase of the W 'A of 8 E %
stantly on hand.
tn build * bridge <>n the Boulevard of : this company can do so by calling on i It is the best Liniment ever introduced
of Section No. 20. in Township No. 39 8
in
this
country
and
is
certainly
a
Balm
suitable width for present use.
Range No. 1 E, and will offer prftof to show FORTZLR & -A-TZEL
him. He will be glad to write you out i
for all bodily pains. Any one suffering
that the land sought is more valuable for
n policy.
Met WiHlnrsdtiy, July 25th
You will always find our
its timber or stone than for agricultural ;
with neuralgia, rhumatism or leme-
Fine Billiard Table,
The following report <4 tfie apprais­
imrposes, and to establish his claim to said I
!
ness
o
t
any
kind,
should
try
it
at
once.
Nothing so completely takes the ! Soli! by T. K- Bolton.
and before the Register and Receiver of j
er« on Boule» a rd read and accepted:
—AT—
this office at Roseburg, Or.,' on Saturday j The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and
*We hnvti Carefully examined the said ginger out of a man during his wixl-
the 15th day of September, 1888.
brandy, which will be sold by
premises »nd consulurvd »he damages uing ceremony ns to have another i Hale A Smith, through their agent
He names as witnesses: Robert Shaw, Hennessy
quart or gallon,
J. C. Atkins. George 1‘alethorpe, Jesse i the Our
»»> each separate piece or part <4 lots woman walk in just as he was kissing , in Ashland, G. B. Liimlers, have order­
a e supplied with the latest pa­
And we aim
! Wild, all of Ashland, Jackson county. Or. pers. tables
und land as shown upon the plat of his bridt*) pul a »quailing baby into his ed their machinery used in the lairing
and see us and we will treat
On Ashland Creek 3 miles from town, for t A dv
nv and all psrsons
adversely j you as Come
persons
claiming
to
always
keep
in
stock
the
choicest
staple
brands
of
!
of
tbe
Siskiyou
tunnel
shipped
from
arms
and
say
:
“
Coward,
take
your
well as we know how.
survey ui said stne» and find the
sale nt lowest living pri
_ _____ __ lands _ are requested
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rices. Give me a call j ti)e above described
to
William Patterson is before buying elsewhere and save money. I file tlieir claims’ in'this office on or before
damages to each of the said parties [child!” This recently happened in i that place.
{ sajd 15th day of Septemoer, 188L
or owners s« follows, to-wit: Eight Paris, and after the bride had fainted loading the same which will leave to- i I Leave your orders at the Postoffice.
I
9-tow
C has . W. J ojinston , Registcn.
DENNIS PORTER.
lots <4 E E Miner, $100; four lota <4 and the old num threaten.d to sliiait ! day, and consists principally of three? I— 4
I
engines,
three
buitere,
one
laythe
turn-
'the
new
win
in-law,
the
wr
nged
W0iu-
B . F. Reeser,$5; to j dum,»treet, M.”
And ‘o make it to the interest of people -to deal with tu we ask you to
A res».lution w.ta adopted ordering an discovered rhe had made a mistake, ; ing machine, one drill, 12 to 16 Bur- I 1
i leigh drills, and a mile and a half <4 j
tbe ilxivc amounts of damage paid u|H>logized and left.
I
To
the
Farmers
of
Jackson
Co.
railroad truck. Robt. Ogan lias been
I
vut of the city treasury as other claims
I
: Used for Medical Purposes for
The undersigned have opened a
against the city are (mid.
It has been nearly six weeks since j in charge of their macljinpry for some
CATON * GARRETT, Prop’trs,
JI J J,«I.IJU.IJ
Oregon went Republican, and yet the I I time-.
30 Years.
Tw». S. F. Demokrat [Rep.], the lead-1 blessed advance in the price of wool The old adage that “A stitch in time
THE
MOST
POPULAR
RESORT
IN,
saves
nine.
”
is
just
a*
true
as
it
is
ancient,
ing Gvrnian newepnje-r <4 the coast
SOUTHERN OREGON.
that was to follow a Republican victo­ j It is also true that many of the most seri-
bar cunir out for Ch vt land
—IN­
BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS
ry has with ftu]wndoii* stubborness [ t>m and incurable diseases have their be-
With
The
Bar
Is
Always
Supplied
CENTRAL
POINT.
Water of any temperature desired. Nat­
T he House passed the celebrated failed to materalize. Wats a’ matter? , ginning in a common cold. Chamberlain's
THE BEST
ural temperature 85 degrees.
DEALER IN
|
though
Remedy
is
a
certain
end
safe
cure
Mills bill Saturday, the vote being 162
And
will
keep
constantly
on hand , z4 a tin
full j WINES ’
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st
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if
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for coughs, colds and all throat and lung assortment of Hardware, Stoves and tin­
TO DRINK the WATER TS a TONIC
The Oregonian says in its heading, diseases.
tn 149 At ilia made a great speech and
LIQUORS,
We can recommend it. bold by ware.
!
T.
K.
Bolton.
“
Cleveland
is
the
favorite
by
small
CIGARS,
Whet* the vote was announced a thrill*
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates
I
WOOD N AND
WILLOWWARE. CART­
| fungi and animalcule, and neutralizing
BUDWTSER,
Ing scene sel.lom witnessed in the odds." Those small odds are |¡00 to
RIDGES & AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS.
and correcting ail acidities it promotes
BORN.
BOCA,
a normal and healthy condition in every
house took place. The galleries were ICO.
MILWAUKEE,
r.
part of the system.
We Will Not be Undersold
crowd»-«! with ladies snd gentlemen^
McCONNELL—In Ashland. July 19th,
-»
—
'
AND
OTHER
BEERS
—
The adoption by the Republicans of
—FOR CASH.—
188». to Mr and Mrs u F McConnell, a
among them. being Mrs. Cleveland.
daughter.
the American flag, in handkerchief
Call
and
see us before purchasing else­
It was a great day for those in favor of
form, as a set-off for the old ban-Juiia, CARTER-In Ashland, July 22<1. 1888, to where. fer we can suit you in price and !
I Inclosed and covered, the same medical
Mr an i M rs M A Carter, a daughter.
tin* reduction of tariff taxation and
quality,
water, always clean, for the springs run a !
may l>e resented,and with g< o 1 • fleet.
FHtOJSlT STREET-
1:V
J. C. SHERIDAN.
Fine Brunswick & Balke Billiard Tables. i heavy volume—more than twelve hundred
Mil!»' strong, unanswerable arguments
VINCENT—In Table Rock prévint, July
I
: gallons per hour. You may dive and swim
Already you may hear the celebrated
17th,
1888,
to
Mr
and
Mrs
C
O
Vincent,
a
i
received loud a p; la mo from the whole
fy-Ws Also Keep on Hand the Very and liuvc more fun than •’anybody”—come
son.
i order of General Dix paraphrased and
i out as.“finc a- silk” and “white as wool”—
audience.
BEST QUALITY of
' rejuvenated and happy.
i (be use <4 the Stars and Slrijcs as a
MUlKlEi*.
f
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M si villk W. F i li .13 was confirmed handkerchief reprobated in the Winls: !
BRANDIES, WINES a LIQUORS
l>y the Senate as Chief Justice of the “If any man dares to blow his nose on SIMS— DIXON—At Central Point, July 25,
Open After 9:30 A. M.
For Medicinal Purpose*.
1888. by Eider Martin Peterson, John S.
U. N. Supreme Court Fri Jay, by a b g the American flag, smash him on the
Sims and Miss Ella Ilixon,t>oth of Central
All the lending papers on file. Every TUESDAY A FRIDAY’ AFTER­
map>ritv. I d the debate l»eingdefended ; snoot.” It is not elegant language,
Point.
body used alike and everybody invited to
NOONS THE RINK 18 RE­
---- and ----
call."
by ait the Republican senators (hat but iiKlieates a reulinrss to defend the N eathammer — oden — At Grant's
SERVED FOR
OZRÆEG-OZN".
kn»‘W bint best, particularly Cullom use of the bandana and ch <k the use
Pass, July 11th, by Rev J S McCain, Jesse
LADIES.
I). Neu ha mm er and Miss Mary Oden,
and Farwe’l of liia own state, and nine of the American flag for a similar pur­
located on the H ei . mas L and about half
both of Pleasant creek precinct.
other Republican leaders. Tins prac­ pose.
a mile N orth or ths P laza .
I DALEY—WYLAND—A^ the residence of
tically pu's .¡own the Republican
the officiating minister, July 15tli. by Bev
School Books and Stationery. GRANT HELMAN - - - Prop.
The
San
Diego
Sun
says,
on
the
au
­
press, from the Oregonjas down to the
II
C
Fleming,
J
II
Daley
and
Miss.
Elbie
A shland ,
O regon .
]<wal mail fry, which have laien rail thority <>f one who ‘has le u there’
Wyiand.
that considerable wo,>1 comes into the
I
ing ami abusing Cleveland and Fuller United Stat, a inm> la»wcr California
1 Anyone wishing to buy or sell
DIED.
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH AT LOM'EST PRICKS
for the past several months as liars and without paying duty. And Uncle
property will do well to call
F Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Hatwh
Sam's customs officers cannot cellect DODGE— At the family residence in Wil-!
vile slanderer».
—on or address us.—
the duty, for the sl eep are pastured
Io* Springs. June2L, 1888,William Dodge; i
A leUes from Mr. Harrison to a and the wool grown on their backs
aged 2 > years. 9 months and 10 days.
Opp. Odd Fellows' Building,
-AT LOWEST PRICES.-
eh-igyman lt:W la-eii dug lip from the in Mexico, utter which they are driven
iien»» the line and sheared on Amer­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
du I of five months to prove that the
Main St
Ashland Ogn
Give us a call.
OFFICE adjoining Wells Fargo i Co’s
ican soil, thus complying strictlv with
Republican candidate for the pn siden- the letter, but not with the spirit, of
Land Office at Ro<cburg, Or.,)
¡ASHLAND, :::::: OREGON.
his well - known house under
! Express Office.
Julv IM, 1«88. I
<-y has changed bis mind on the Chi- the law.
O d :> F ellow ’ s B lock .
ths new management, will lie conduc­
N
otice is iiep . eby given that
ted on the best and most popular plans, no
ASHLAND.
:
:
OREGON
ne»e question. In this document Mr.
the fuile.v'ing named settier has filed
I have on band the F ixxst .L ixe of
pains being spared to give general satisfac­
T df . Milwaukee iriseowrin exults nutice of his intention to makx final proof
H ir:k a » made to say that it was a
tion. It contains comfortable sleeping a-
STAR
BARBER
SHOP.
m support of his i ta'iu. *nd that said proof
parttnents supplied with singie and double
I
little han! for him "tv let go of the old that the n<H>i.ivitu>n of Harrison “l»aa will tie made before the Clerk of the County
beds, making it a desirable place for the
I
forever <tir£ipa<«d the 1'bineee bttg- Court o! lackson county, Oregon, at Jack­
HIGH & COTTRELL,
idea tlmt this was the tree home «4 id! al«o in American politics,” and that
entertainment of both travelers and fami­
sonville. < >r. on Saturday, Septemlwr 1st,
lies.
Proprietors.
Staple and Fancy Goods.
own." I* was indeed. His grip cn tlie “California brawlers" have l>een 1888, vu.: Daniel Richards, Homestead !
entry
No.
4.3!tt.
tor
the
NEJ*
6f
SW%,
WJ^
THE TABLES
Druggists.
I
that idea never lte* ned until the forced to accept a man whose pr«>-Chi-
e nrepteased to annouee to the public
To l>e found in this city. 1 have
of SK54. sEv* of sE;x o' ,e< - 23- fj’
R. I
that we are still at the old stand* on Will alwavs be supplied with the best tbe
also a well selected stock of
bn<xi»g<4 the President i« I lice became nr se reeont is “a» pronounced as that J E. He names the followiag witnesses to SCHOOL BOOK8, STATIONERY,
M aim S tufst , opposite the Central House,
<4 Hawley «4 Conaectieal.” The re­ prove his continuous residence u|*on, and
market affords, served in style that v.ill I m : GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
where anyone wishing work done in our sure t» please the most fastidious taste.
w e urgent. Free trade in labor is a sult of the election will show whether cultivation of, said la ml, viz: Patrick Dunn,
CLOCKS, MATCHES,
line will always find us ready to serve them
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
KATES, reasonable and satisfaction
principle that high tariff Itcpnbhcan the “bugaboo” is di.-sipate11 or estab­ ! James W. < 'oaklev. Patrick Lyttleton, John
Shaving, 25c; Hair entriug. 25c; Shampoo­ guaranteed.
CAPS, ETC., ETC.
L. Grubb all of Ashland, Jackson county.
& JEWELRY.
ing.
25c;
Bea
Foam,
25c.
■ .lilii.ni- u vur for»..k- without a lished as uu admitted ¡Hilitica! princi- 1 Ortguit.
J. J. STRAIT. Prop.
Which
I
am offering at prices that defy
Masonic Block,
Ashland. . £**■ L acies haisccttixg a SevciALZT.
I tie.
UH.'-fi. W JOHNSTON. Register.
Competition
Fruit, Farming, and Stock Lands
ASHLAND,
OREGON
In Southern Oregon
1
LUCKEY & CO
|MMH| '
Ashland Fence Works!
’
H. S
EMERY,
The best Stock, Hog, Rabbit and Chicken Fence.
S>TTOT^
Hardware, Tin,
Sheet-Iron and
Copperware.
:A DEPARTURE!
JOB WORK,
CASH IN HAND,
DEFY COMPETITION.
Or Approved Country Produce.
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
nothing, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes,
G
(
,
at
rates .
Exchange Saloon,
SUTTON & MILLER,
ASHLAND,
OREGON
LUMBER & WOOD
Shelves Full of New Goods,
Porter’s Sawmill
GROCERIES, CANNED- GOODS, ETC., ETC.
Billiard Saloon
GIVE è US :: A :: TRIAL. I
HARDWARE STORE
:
GEO. C. EDDINGS,
Stoves, Tinware, and Mswe.
ALE
Swimming Rink,
PORTER.
AND
PUMPS, BLACKSMITH COAL,
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC
ASHLAND,
NEW
OREGON
FIRM.
INSURANCE
General Real Estate
DRUGS AND HARDWARE-
Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware.
FRESH
DePEAT & KYLE
GROCERIES ASHLAND HOUSE!
T
MILLER & STRANG.
M. L. ALFORD,
Dress Goods, Trinmingx
CHITWOOD BROS.
W
HARDWARE
STOVES &
TINWARE
ASHLAND,
1
Oregon