Valley record., August 16, 1888, Image 2

VALLEY
RECORD.
“Taxed coats and free co» kta:l»" is
the bent pin in Mr. Harrison's chair.
ALL SOUTH.
A SISKIYOU COUNTY GIRL'S SEN-
8 ATION.
B W Houston ie in town to-day
W. H. Kinross a musical director
“DuWS with tariff reifen«, we want investing in some town lots
who receives 350 «alary from the first
Tho- People s Paper.
free »hi-ky," i» the Republican cry for i Gen. Howard is in favor of doing Presbyterian church at Oakland, Cal.,
away with Fort Klamath.
1888.
and who is a noted teacher of music,
A'ou Bet jKiced a mile last week at baa created a big sensation with Miss
II kxxt G eokge «V* b*-' would like Cleveland, in 2:O5f, the fastest ou re- Addie Cassidy, a Siskiyou county girl
tufa t in MO all’s Hall. up-stairs ; Main on
iiorth cida ul drsj •*<?«.
to meet BLunc on the stump to di-Mrues cord.
who had been stopping with a family
who were leaders of that church.
iii.irriMMn tl»e F--»tortue at .ULbtai a» the tariff.
I Laet week Rev. J. L. Parrreb, of 8 a - After Kinross’s wife had found out the
fefCvud Clsut* iría«!
' lem, aud lather of Chief o: Police Par­
g
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G es . P hil . S hemdan , the military rish of Portland, aged »6 year, wedded liason of the parties, they left for Miss
KAilO.VAL DEM4JCKATK TK.'1AKT. I
hero, was bulled in Washington a widow, Mrs. Pierce, age»l 35 years, . Cassidy’s home, and a telegram to a
city paper has the following particu­
i Tlie marriage ceremony was perform­
Kat unlay.
Fot Pt fl SWT
lars :
ed by a clergyman in Washington , The dashing brunette who is the re­
GROVER CLEVELAND,
The Oreganiau dutinguiahce th<*n> county.
cipient of Kinross’ attentions, is ths
Of New York.
I aa “colored Republ'cana” and "Delao-
Messrs. Cherry A Parkes, of Albany, daughter of D. B. Cassidy, a wealthy
Ton VtcB-pBwnvts»—
cratic nigger».”
! have received an offer from Tacoma of farmer and dairyman residing at Little
OFFICE------ NEXT DOOR TO BANK of ASHLAND
Scale. 1OO fleet—1 inch.
ALLEN G THURMAN,
■
$i0,tyX) in property if they will remove • Shasta, Siskiyou county. Miss Cassi­
Of Ohio.
dy arrived home the latter part of
It ia »aid that several Chinamen in their iron works to that city.
Eugene are wearing Harrison and
The OregoL Puciffic Railroad Co. has June, and some weeks afterwards was
pKZsrwzxrtAi. E lzctoi »—
followed by Kinross, who while here
; let a contract to Brink A West for
W. II. Ef FINGE», «»f Multnomah. Morton badges.—[Eugene Guard.
passed under the name of Frank Gay.
SPECIAL B-A-ZR,G-JLI±TS.
the completion of forty miles east from
When Kinross arrived at Montague
W. K. BILYEU, of Linu.
.
the
]K>int
to
where
rails
are
now
laid,
How the I rish Go—Mr. John Fitz-
1 AAA ACRES in five, ten and twenty acre tracts, adjoining and near Ash-
E. R. RK IP WURTH, of Umatilla. 1 g< raid, the president of the Irish Na­ i This will take the road nearly 70 miles ! he was met at the train by Miss Addie
lvVVland.
“ * best quality of ..........................................................
The
fruit lands, and must desirable situations
with
a
carriage,
and
they
drove
to
her
j east of Albany. Work will be pushed
are
now
offered
for
sale at this office.
i
hume,
where
Kinross
was
hospitably
tional League uf America, is for tariff I vigorously.
Pl ULUHl.li* KOI ICE.
received. After a day or two, a camp­
¿I^^Fifty good residence lots 50x150 feet, in Ashland.
Trice, from f40 to
: reform and low taxes. It is not pre-
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The truthful James of the Silverton ing trip was proposed and the parly
375 per lot.
Subirti* r. no* re-civ ing the R zcomd i »utuable that Mr. Fitzgerald owes any-
Fruit and Farming land, in tracts from 40 to 100 acres, near Ashland
fegularlv will cvirfer a Incur on tht. office i thing to either the Colxkn Club or the j Appeal tells the following story of the ( comprised Kinross, Miss Addie Cassidy
I leriu-ious character of the Chinese I and a young lady from Oakland. The
and along the line of the railroad.
fe, informing u* oí the fact
I Lou-Ion Timet.—[Boston Herald.
¡pheasant: One Sammy Ross, a 14-1 locality selected for camping was An­
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A reasonable ioiii mission will be charged in all cases for buying or selling
Bl ock 2
Bl ock 1
Any one ret erving »ampi, copies of this
! year-old boy, was out hunting near j telope v.dlry, a delightful but unfre­
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real estate in Jackson, Josephine ami Klamath counties.
Titles will be
pu per will plea*, peruse it and cimsater it
J ames G. B laine decline» to come Vinegar Springs last week. Three of j quented mountain nook, where,during
carefully
investigated.
Abstracts
furnished.
Conveyancing
done.
s
•n invitation Co .ulncritie. The Recusa
these
male
birds
bad
also
been
hunting
, the summer months, a brother of Miss
to th»* West. He thinks California
wtU not force itswlf on any one not want-
ami were returning to their home in j Cassidy conducts a dairy ranch. Here
fj^Wc shall always be prepared to give any information desired concerning
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is secure for the Republicans, ami
fcg it.
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the needs, resources and prosperity of Ashland and Southern Oregon, and
j the forest near by, laden with the spoils by babbling brooks, grassy mojimls,
aS
rwtxl os the new». We cannot be every­ doesn't want to scatter himself. Jim of the ciiase—a two bushel sack full of and beneath towering pines enjoyment
wili take pleasure in showing the property we offer for sale.
Cleveland wheat. The boy naturally objected to had full sway, and no symptoms of
where. If any items of local interest nc- i baa learned something.
•urt fn your vicinity »end it In. It will ; scattered l.im all overoncegind Blaiue, their taking so much grain from his Mr. Kiuruss’ rheumatism appeared to
■take U« paper interesting and won’t hurt : unlike tlu.* mun kicked by the mule, I father’s field, and a lively fracas was mar the pleasure.
the retailt. The pheasants set upon
On the 7th uf July a diviuc named
' knows what hurt him.
iI
the boy, took hi.- gun from him, filled Dinsmore, pastor of the church of
ALASKA
I him full of No. 8 shot, ami then
ABI1LAND.O b .T h » «« pat . Acorn IS, 18»» ¡
Little Shasta, called on the father of
COBDE.N'CLL’BBRITISHGOLD—Mr: Mor­
marcueti triumphantly off with the Miss Cassidy with a copy of the Exam­
ton Republican candidate for the Vic« sack uf wheet and the gun.
iner, giving an account of the escapades
THE KUOAll DUTY.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
Presidency, tur u out to be a Director
of Kinross aud his daughter Addie.
.
B'g
Uutte
Butternuts.
Several Republican organa ot the
The unhuppy father’s rage knew no
in British railways in Canada, which
Oiegouuin slat up, which clamor fur a
Wild blacklierrii s going, but
,
bounds. Had Kiurossappear> d on the
I taking advantage of the treaty of 1&71
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huckleberries are coming.
scene at that moment there would
«. a if ion of the tariff, but do u<>t favor
Proprietor.
are taking all tlie American transpor-
the particular mole of revision pro­
Re|H>rt came this week that Dr. R. ' have been one musical director less.
j tation they can grab. Mr. Mort>-n, the
L. Parker an old resident of this sec­ . Kinross had lieen regirded by the
posed, ground their objection« to the
------ Manufacturer of Ine Celebrated
Cassidy family as an honest and clever
London banker and the British rail­ i tion, fell aud broke two el bis ribs.
liiUa Lili on its alleged tmfairnesa. It i
BZ
ock
3
Bl
ock
4
man, nut altogether undesirable us a
loader, is a splendid ornament to a
Geo. Beale and a huge black bear son-in-law.
proposes to remove the duty from'
ticket in beb.df of which so much arc both laying claim to a blackberry
After Mr. Cassidy partially recovered
wool, lumber «nd other northern!
patch, and to al! appearances wiil end ' from his rage and grief, lie dispatched
American howling is done.—[Alta.
Maple«, they »ay, while »uch pro<lucts
in a bloody tragedy yet.
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i a neighbor’s boy to Antelope valley to
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•I the south a* si|gar, rice, lemous.etc.
B laise returned from Europe last
There is considerable sickness here bring in the campers. They airived
remained untouched. Representative week and was given a reception uud at present. Several families being ; on the evening of July 8th, not dream-
-
Cannon, of Illinois, threw «oine light u>ude a few speeches. Concerning the down with some kind of fever, which i ing that there was any trouble ahead.
Miss
Cassidy
broke
down.
Kinross
is
thought
to
be
either
the
scarlet
or
•o th.« phase ot tbequestion the other out! ok he said in an interview:
was also unnerved, but he gathered
mountain fever.
day, when he proposed a» an amend-
“What is your idea of the cam­
!
courage
ami attempted to defend his
PRACHT'8 ALASKA ADDITION to the citv of ASHLAND, OREGON, shorn on Five Double Stran ds Galvanized Bess mer St el Wire
Charley, son of C. C. Parker while position. Miss Addie's blue eyed
aieiK to the pending bill, a reduction i i ' paign?” asked the correspondent.
above Map is a part of Lot 4. in Section 9. Toivnshin 39 South, of Range 1 East. Wiilam-
playing
with
the
brake
of
a
wagon
was
“
1
will
concede
Cleveland
all
the
j
ette
Meridian. Oregon, and is bounded and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at a
swam in tears and she pleaded piteous-
•I the sugar duties. This imim diately
suddenly stru< k by the brake flying
0.30 chains 8 0 deg 15 min E of the North East corner of Lot No 4. in Section 9, in
CONTINUOUS. TWIST cf the WIRE.
areuat-d uppOfition from representatives Southern States and give Harrison all . back aud hitting him in the tempi»*. re for her friend’s safety. She declares ioint
39 South, of Range 1 East, of the Willamette Meridian, Oregon, thence 8 0 deg
the states that I carried four years ago,
that her relations with Kinross were ! 15 'ownship
min
E
6.82
ohains,
thence
West
<>.93
chains,
thence
N
0
deg
30
min
W
6.81
chains,
of the sorghum interest of Kansas and and then give Cleveland New York Though not considered dangerous, it
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
strictly in keeping with the essence of thence East 6.97 chains to place of beginning, containing 4.74 acres.
the growing tieet-sugar interest of thia and give him N» w Jersey. Harrison is a very severe wound.
! propriety. She. loved him and he
giffreChenper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
STATE OF OREGON,) bs .
e ast. Tlwie infant industries are, will carry Indiana and Connecticut,
M**ssr». Carson and Temple accom­ loved her, and they could not help it,, COUNTY OF*J ACKSON.f
We. Max Prachtand Mary Winings Praclit husband a Barb Wire Fence Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
and
we
will
elect
him
by
a
majority
of
panied by their families and Miss [ notwithstanding that Kinross had a and wife of the Cocnty of Jackson, State of Oregon, do hereby declare the foregoing
just getting on their feet and they do
five electoral votes.”
Florence McDonald, all of Central wife with prior claims on |iis affections. map or plat to be the map or plat of l’rucht's Alaska Addition to the city jf Ashland,
uot piOjaak- to have the support of the
as above described as was bj- us who at the time were the owners thereof, laid
Point, are rusticating on Big Butte. The scene lasted several hours, and ex­ j I Oregon,
out aud sub-divided into four (4) Blocks numbered from I to 4 inclusive, and said Blocks
sugar duty removed until they are
“P apa , what is a substitute?”
They speak highly of thia country, planations,. prayers and curses filled J divided into lots as tiumbered in figures on said lots. The courses and lengths of the
“A substitute, my son, is a man claiming it has the best stock Tange the uir. The parents of the wayward i lines of said lots are designated by letters, signs and figures upon the boundary lines of
. able to go it a!< ne at le o*t, trusti <g t'<
their power to prevent it even when whom anuther man hires to gu to war that they have ever seen, and think young lady realized that it was too ' said lots. And we do hereby dedicate to the use of the public all streets as shown upon
1 this map.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our bauds and seals this tenth
fo. him.”
Big Butte will be tlie place yet.
M la»e to undo what had already occurred day of July, A. D.. 1888.
tliat time sh..ll come. A slight abate
MAX PRACHT. I seal]
“Did Mr. Cleveland hire a substitute,
aud the unhappy affair wa« iu some
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Irfpresenceof j Aug. Carlson,
MARY WININGS PRACHT. [seal!
menl uf the duly on some clasaes of pupa?”
Seeing a statement in the R ecord
I M. L. McCall.
manner patched up.
some
time
since,
that
R.
V.
Beall
of
sugar is made in the pr scut bill,which
“lie undoubtedly did, my boy—a i
For the young lady whose name has
prepose to sell Goods ONLY for
STATE OF REGuN ) ss
Central Point, had »uch a fine crop of been dragged in the inire by lit r un­
will reduce the duty on that »tuple very good one, I am told.”
COUNTY OF JACKSON.)
On this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888. personally came
oats
which
he
thought
could
not
be
“If the substitute was a good one
fortunate connection with this case, before me a Notary Public in and for said County and State, the above named Max
about 315,000,000, but to attempt a
why do some folks sneer at Mr. Cleve­ surpassed. We want to say that we none but the keenest sympathy is felt. Pracht and Mary Winings l’raeht his wife, to me personalty known to be the identical
further reduction vould stir up dan­ land for hiring him?”
persons described lu and who executed the above instrument, and acknowledged to nie
can just beat that a little on the Beall
It is looked u|M>n rather as the result
they executed the same irecly and for the purposes therein mentioned. And the
gerous opposition. It should also be . “That, my child, is because Mr. Br<>’» ranche on Big Butte of which of iniscretion than a willful desire to I that
said Mary Winings Pracht, on examination separate and apart from her said husband,
i he is a part owner. Fifty acres being
borne in uiitel thut Texas is a large ' Blaine ia not running this year, lie
go wrong. Advices from the home of acknowledged to me thut she executed the same freely and without feur or compulsion
in oats. The hight from 6 to 7 feet
anv one.
Witness my hand and official seal this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888.
wool producer, and will suffer, (if any | would have put a stop to it.”
the parents are to the effect th>»t the from (Seal)
M. L. MeCALL, Notary Public.
ami yielding 133| bushels per acre.
“What a gtxxi man.”
mother, who has gone nearly wild with
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injury ia to l>e iu She ted), along with
Now
beat
that
Vint.
“Prodigious!”
I hereby certity that the above Map and description of Pracht’s Alaska Addition to
grief, refuses to recognize her daugh­
her northern slaters. Mr. Milla is also
P eck ’ s B ad B oy .
Ashland, vs correct us surveyed by me In July. 1888. ’ • Witness mv bund this 10th
ter, and a once happy home is wreaked. day
of July, A. D., 1888.
M. L. McC’ALL, Surveor.
■awf to ba the most extensive sheep
People are curious to know H ost
Filed for Record on the 12th duv of July, A. D.. 1888, at 10:30 o’clock, A. M., and
JURY LIST FOR 1SB8-0.
BORM.
recorded in Vol. 16 of Deeds, page 18V & 188 records of Jackson Countv. state of Oregon.
•wiser in that »tale, so he, like Gov. Mr. Bl..ine will harmonize his views
MAX MULLER. County Clerk.
Tennoyer, «hows good faith at leust.
on the tar.ff question with the prin- TANNER—At Mott, Siskiyou county, Cal.,
11 F Barron, J 8 Herrin, C B Kingsbury,
Approved, July l»k 1888.
D. R. MILLS, Mayor.
Attest: A'. P. HAMMOND, City Recorder.
(Seal)
The statesman last named, in his ; ciples ot his party's platform. Lasc
Aug. 11, to Mr and Mrs. W G. Tan­ G W Dunn. Wm Erb, J L Grubb, C Mingus,
Haines Tri^e. Daniel Chapman, J M Mc­
ner, a son.
apsvcn in this city, t»ild of a neighbor , full in his “message” from Paris lie
GROCERIES, Etc., AT LOWEST RATES.
For Sale by Max Pracht or any Ashland Real Estate Dealers
laying be fore him for signature a peti­ said: “I would not advise the repeal MATHEWS—In Ashland, Aug. 15th. 188.8, Call, E M Miller, R K Sutton, 1) Spencer,
to Mr. mid Mrs. G. R. Mathews, a daugh­ W W Kentnor, A L Wilsy, I O Miller, J II
tion to congress asking tlmt tlie duty of the whisky tax. Other considera­
TFe tender our thank* to the public for pant patronage, and cordially solicit
Martin, G High, J Thornton, John Devlin,
Ì
ter.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
ou lius.ber be not touched. The gov­ tions than those of finaucial adminis­
a continuance of the same.
J. M. MeCALL,
of Ashland; J O’Brien. O E Rose, L Wool­
—In Jacksonville, August 13. ridge, Wm Harriot, R Benedict, R Hinkle.
ernor looked at his visitor quizicully tration are to be taken into account PLYMALE.
ASHLAND, Ogn.
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8.
L
axd
O
ffice
,
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obebvbg
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to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plymale, a son.
July 7th. 1888.f
and «aid': You know my views on with regard to whisk.-. There is a BELL. - At Eagle Point. Aug. 7th, to Mr. Geo Hoffman, of Applegate: L Shideler.
I. W. BURRI8S, Proprietor.
J P True. J 11 Bellinger, F M Mingus. N
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
and Mrs Jnmes Bell, a son
this mattes; why do you bring that moral side to it. To cheapen the
H Spencer,O Harbaugh, I W Thomas. J W with the provisions of the act of Congress
This favorite iesort is gaining in popu­
June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the
paper to me?” "Because you are price of whisky is to increase its con­
Merritt, E Barbe, Thos Johnston, Wm of
M uiKlE.).
sale of timber lands in the States of Cali­ larity every day.
largely interei ted in lumbi r,” Was th sumption enormously. Whisky would
Deniff, T J Kenny J A Wilson, D Linn, T fornia, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington
reply. "Ob. ibis is an appeal U> ray be everywhere distille I if the surveill-! FITZWATER—WOODSON—At the Klaiu- D Ross, D B Soliss, of Jacksonville; R Nys- Territory, Dennis Porter of Ashland, I The very beet of WINES, BRANDIES,
ath House in Linkvi.le, Aug. (I, 1888. by warner, W T Anderson, J II Stewart, L A County of Jackson, State of Oregon, has
selfishness!” The governor paused i ance of the government were with-
BEER and CIGARS, kept con­
W. A. Wright. J. P., Mr. Chas. E. Fitz­ Rose, Wallace Bishop; P B O’Neil, J N this day tiled in this office his sworn state-
• •
r merit for the purchase of the W S of 8 E X
stantly on band.
awhile and thru said: "My friend, | !rawn by the remission of the tax,.and | water and Miss Maggie Wootlson.
Woody, J A Anderson. E K Anderson, I) i of Section No. 20. in Township No. 39 S
BISHOP
—
ANDERSON
—
At
ihe
residence
before 1 w< nil acknowledge mystlf j illicit sales could not then be prevented
P Brittain, Samuel B Vandyke, E E Gore, j Rapge No. 1 E, and will offer proof to show PORTER & ALE.
of W T. Anderson, in Eden precinct, on i Henry Engel, P A Kennedy, of Eden; J l that the land sought is more valuable for
such a goose as unable to compete even by a policy as rigorous and
You will always find our
! its timber or stone than for agricultural
Wednesday. Aug. 1. 1888. by Rev C. H. i Nichols, G Bush, 8 A Carlton,
Fine Billiard Table,
F Hurst, | purposes, and to establish his claim to said
with thoe» fellows across the hue, I j s arching us that with which Russia
Hoxie, Orrin Bishop, and Miss Effie I II T Severance, G Brown, A Pool, J _
M I tana before the Register and Receiver of
Would quit line business.” But they i pursues the Nihilists. The tax on
Andersen.
| P.lack. II Brown, J Wooley, P Simon, P
_ | this office at Roseburg. Or., on Saturday
The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and
day of September, 1888.
a»e CltincM) labor." The goveruoi whi.-ky by the federal government, ATWATER—BEEVER— At the U. S. Ho­ ! Griffith, C Hili. J Thomas, N A Voung, the lie 15tli
Hennessy brandy, whiclr will be sold by
-•
He names as witnesses: I Robert
’
1 Shaw,
21__ , the
quart or gallon.
showed his visitor a number uf white with its suppression of all illicit dis­
tel in Jacksonville, on Saturday, Aug. 4, ; W J V J — Fryer,
C. .........
Atkins, , .,.^v
George
Palethorpe, Jesse
. J V. . — of — — Little
—• w — •—/ • Butte;
—— ' w, G T Hershburger.
• ■ .— VU •
■ I } — J. • V*
.
Our tables a'e rtfppiied with the latest pa­
And we aim
1888. by W. J. Plymale, J. P., Melvin D. H Amv, J A Hussey, A 8 Jacobs, W Moore, Wild,all of Ashland, Jackson county, Or. pers. Come and see us and we will treat
in borers in his lumber yard laying up tillation and consequent enhance­
to
always
keep
in
stock
the
choicest
staple
brands
of
you
as
well
as
we
know
liow
Atwater
und
Miss
Lizzie
J.
Beever.
o w mao. > ■> P-ni..,. w c
board piles, and he said triumphantly, ment of price, has been a powerful
Beali. J Bigham. It F Maury, E F Walker, file tkeir claims in thia office on or before
"1 wouldn't give one of those stalwart agent in the temperance reform by put-
DIED.
J Watson, T J Neff, of Central Point; W S said 15tii day of SepteniDer, 1888.
Cook, Sam Mathis, A A Bashor, B Hay- | 9’l0w
Chas- W. J ohnston . Register,
fallows for three of your pig-tail tiug it beyond the reach of so many. The
WHITE
I amount ot wbiskv consumed in the UÿLMAN L—Near Ashland, Aug.
12th. mond, J F Bassett. W Lance. B F Miller.
Celestials.
•
j l Clyde
lv/la i.i
I
Crittenden, infant son of Mr. and
And to make it to the interest of people to deal with us we ask you to
We mention these incidents to show ’ United States per capita is uot more
Mrs J. Crit Tolman, aged 1 year and J Ralls, of Kock Point; It A Cook. A Orme,
T Carr, W Morris of Foots Creek; T Wright,
22
days.
Buried
at
Ashland
cemetery
that there is argument uu both sides. j than 40 per ceut of that consumed
Monday afternoon.
E Talbert, B Obenchain, J F Ragsdale, B
;t
—[Salem Capital Juurcal, Rep.
i thirty years ago.” The platform says: MYERS—In Table Rock precinct, Aug. 7. | W Dean. B W Houston, of Willow Springs;
¡Used for Medical Purposes for
CATON & GARRETT, Prop’trs,
| “We favor the entire repeal of the in-
to Mr and Mrs. Riley Myers, a daugh- j E Olson, F Cardwell, W Moore, C L Syden-
30 Years.
I sstkao of l> uig suppressed .strange
ter.
striker, A S Moon, J France, B F Wade, C
| terngl taxes rather than the surrender of
T.Æ
M
ost
POPULAR
RESORT
IN
to say, thia appeared among the dia-
MATNEY—On Lost river. Klamath county I II Pickens.* B F Shipley, W J Rodgers, L
i any part of our protective system at I
SOUTHERN OREGON.
U, 1888, Mrs Lewis Matney, aged France, H H Rippey, R E Drum, Wm
piUcbes printed by the Oregonian on I the joint behest of the whisky trusts | Aug
BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS
17 years.
the All.—the italic« being our»:
' and the agents of the- foreign mauu- WOLSEY—In Alkali valley, Aug. 14, 1888, l Turnham, W T Anderson, II I Pelton, M The Bar is Always Supplied With
Water of any temperatnre desired. Nat­
A Houston, Dennis Dugan, 8 M Nealson. J
Mrs. Wolsey, aged 5-> years.
DEALER IN
Milwaukee, Aug. 4—The friends <>f i faclurera.” Bl.iine says he would not
THE BEST
ural temperature 85 degrees.
B
Moore,
of
Table
Rock;
Geo.
Reed,
P
WINES,
the
protective tariff are receiv­ repeal I he whisky tax. His party says
Hull,
S
Bailey,
D
Reynolds,
J
B
Wel
’
h,
TO DRINK the WATER IS a TONIC
LIQUORS,
ing a visit fr< at Mahkni Chance, it would.
NEW TH18 WEEK.
Wm Mayfield. Jr. of Meadows; H Turpin.
CIGARS,
Secretary of the New Yoik Brunch of
B ing Sulphuric and Alkndne it eradicates
W P Farlow, II II Wright, A Wylund Geo
WAGES AND TAXATION.
fungi auu animalculae, and neutralizing
BUDWISER,
the American Protective Tariff League,
Frey. F Downing, S Klingle, J Moreland,
and correcting all acidities it promotes
BOCA,
who is its traveling agent in the
If high tariff makes high wages iu
of Chimney Rock; W B Roberts, Arthur
a normal anti healthy condition in every
MILWAUKEE.
Northwest. In the course of a conver­
part of the system.
Wilson, W II Barr, J C Carruthers, W Fow­
this country' it ought to do the same
sation the r.'eultj of the Oregon elec-
ler, B F Adkins, J W Howard, J D Wliit-1
AND OTHEB BEERS )>--------
ti< n was referred to. That proved an in other countries. Mexico has a
man, G S Walton, F Plymale. C W Skeel, | bi r
ínteres ling topic, and from the tenor higher tariff than this country has.I
FHubbard, J A Crain. F Barneburg. E C i
Inclosed and covered, the same medical
of Chance's n nuuks, it was apparent Therefore, according to our thimblerig i
ASHLAND - - OREGON.
' J’helps, I Woolf. I A Webb, G L Webb, T |
water, always dean, for the springs run a
that the Brett elite League ha* done logicians, wages should be higher in i __ ,
FTdOlSIT STRIEZET-
Is prepared to GIVE ESTIMATES McAndrews, of Medford; T Cameron. A i Fine Brunswick * Balke Billiard Tables. heavy volume—more than twetve hundred
tome trrry effective week in Oreaon It
I Inyart, S B Hamilton. Phil Gleave, C B ; ___
gallons per hour. You may dive and swim
.
__
.
.
Mexico
than
here.
But
the
fact
is
and
TAKE
...L3
CONTRACTS
on
all
•••<
appeared Gut lAe League'* expenditure
Matney. J B Faith, R B Bannister. N 8 1
A”° RepP <>n Hand ‘he Vepi anti have more fun than.“anybody”—come
out as “fine as silk” ar.d “white as wool”—
niu in mo nite »tinted, aud the organi- that wages are nut half as high n Mex- r classes of Brick and W»wden Build-
I Drew, W Cameron. J Cantrail, of Union- BEST QUALITY of
rejuvenated and happy.
“‘«j^ent to Ashland
saltftw did it» tear I: jurt in time tu carry ico as here. Gvrmony has a Ltriff for'inf,9 in
Can be found at the New Hotel ' town; J II Breeding, Lewis Orme, T Coker,
the State. It is certain, however, that protection and England has not. I BuiWing
.
. G F Schmidtlin, Milo Mathews, of Wood- BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS
the Protective League was hv no
Open After 9:30 A. M.
i
For Medicinal Purposes.
Therefore,
according
to
these
logicians,
!
I
ville; W P Hillis. J R McKinney. J W Rob­
means crippled through its experience
i
inson. Jacob Evans, G Megerle, of Pleas-
wages
should
be
higher
iu
Germany
i
TUESDAY
&
FRIDAY
AFTER
­
in Oregon. The initiation fee of the
All tlie leading papers on file. Every
| ant creek; J Watkins, G W Beale, IV F
League is 310O, and as a men»l»ership than in England. But what is the!
body used alike ana everybody invited to
NOONS THE RINK IS RE­
Wilkinson. F Simpson, C P Buck, S B Ed- call.'
of uv«r lGOO ia now claimed, it will fact? Let its learn from high tariff
MEDFORB,
OTÒEG-O2ST.
SERVED FOR
i sail, of Big Butte; J O Briscoe, A W Fur-
readily be seen that the League is not authority. The Commissioner of La-1
i
man,
of
Trail
Creek;
L
P
Ankeny,
J
Salt-
i
LADIES.
Lu'kiag fttu Is. Patriotic manufactur­
■ASHLAND, JACKSON CO., OR.
marsh. F Eunis, T Gilson. F Crump of Ster j
Located on the H elman L and about half
en are m>* dis bat red from contributing bor Statistics fur the state of Maine,'
-
lingvillc; C Nye, R H Dean. II L Pegg.T P i
a mile N obth of tue P laza .
»« much money as they see tit. Tht re which is the statu of Blaine, is a zeal- i
Kahler, S B Huff. T Whelpley, S B Holmes, i
Institution
The
finest
Educational
? la no |100 limit in the game.
ous defender of ‘he 47 per cent, war |
within a radius of 200 miles.
of Flounce Rock.
School Books and Stationery GRANT HELMAN----- Prop.
tariff. In his last report this official!
.......
|30.
■
Scholarship,
one
year
..........
.......
Fur Jackson County.
I
................................
E. O. N-.rton, of Sal.ni.Btitec that
A shland ,
O regon .
while living in Indi*«lap»>ln in the gives the following tabulated statement i ' Commercial Course ..................... .......125.
George'Pennebaker
is
the
author-
txt
*«
ctTT
»15. ized agent of Ja< kson county for the r n K Art
winter of 1854-5, ht and J. Notting­ of wages m certain trades in England ; ■ Training School, per year............
ALL Goons WILL BE SOLD FOB CASH AT LOWEST P1UCE8
ham, then pretitl.’n* of the B liefon­ and Genuauy:
■* For further information address,
i^Preacriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Handa.
Banker’s Mutual Relief Association of
J-lAJkJAX
tsine railrc&d.and Jas. Hooker, gen­
J. S. SWEET, PcssjntxT,
WAGES PER WEEK.
' Portland. Anyone wishing to avail i
eral freight agent of lliat nwd, and
Ashland. Oregon.
England. Germany.
I themselvea of the exoelleiit benefits of
lien llarrison w< re i.ll initiated into
Bricklayers.
21
Opp. Odd Fellows’ Building,
M
17 56
“
* -
i this company can do so by calling on
-AT LOWEST PRICES.-
a Know Nothing lodge at the same
Mas« n.s,
7 68
4 07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
! him. He will be glad to write you out
time.
_______
t Plasterers,
7 SO
4 43
I a policy.
Main St
Ashland Ogn.
Give us a call.
! Carpenters,
7 66
Land Office at Roseburg, Or.j
4 11
Medford to Jacksonville.
J ulv %>, 1888. |
The volets <4 Ohio and of the whole
ASHLAND, :::::: OREGON.
HIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE UNDER
Blacksmiths.
4 00
7 37
•'VYOTTCF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
O do F ellow ’ s B lock .
th« new management, will be conduc­
Cabinet makers,
7 63
4 25 •
«■ountry will smile to see that sturdy
Patronize
the
only
wagon
that
con-
the fullowing named settler has filed
ted on tlie best and most popular plans, no
07
6
Cigar
makers,
68
3
j
nects
with
every
train,
rain
or
shine,
notice cf his intention to make final proof
I have on hand the F isest L ixe of
ukl Aora rican statesman. Alien G. Thur­
I pains being spared to give general satisfac­
7 M
Coopers.
3 97 ; iu support of his claim, and that said pr.-of and carries the U. S. mail and Wells,
tion. It contains comfortable sleeping a-
STAR BARBER SHOP.
man. present»-«! as n de'¡«era to and de­
will
lie
made
before
the
Judge,
or
in
his
1 partinents supplied with single and double
4 70
------ X DEALER IN x------
Laborers,
3 11
absence before the Clerk of the County Fargo & Co.’s express. Satisfaction I
beds, making it a desirable place fer the
termined Anglomaniac, bent upon
HIGH & COTTRELL,
Sad. & har. makers, 6 63
3 96 , Court uf Jackson county, Oregon, at Jack- guaranteed.
E d . H elms , Driver.
!
entertainment
of
both
travelers
and
fami-
•> 55 ‘ sonviile, Or. on Saturtiay. September 1st,
ruining American industry h r the
Tinsmiths,
6 56
r
; [ies.
Proprietors.
Staple and Fancy Goods.
There is one medicine rightly named,
1888, viz.: Daniel Richards, Homestead
benefit of John Bull. And by the way,
According to the theory that high entrv
No. 4J92. for the NE«£ of SWJ4, WJi that one is Cliamberlain s Pain Balm. "ITTe are pleased to annouce to the public
THE TABLES
To be found in this city. 1 have
• hat could Giovt r Cleveland do by | tariff make high wages, workmen of SEki. 8E‘i of 8EK o' sec. 23. tp 39 S, R. It is tlie best Liniment ever introduced J yy that we are still at the old stand on
also a well selected stock of
Will
always be nuppnvu
supplied with
the best
. .
.
.
.
--------- ar
o----------
»
z-,
.
t tr
nmainuvoDt
nuu tut
oesv the
1 E. He names the following witnesses to
tukieg the tale of England against his ’ should get a good deal more in Ger­ prove bis continuous residence upon, and in
thia
country and is certainly
a Balm n where Stbeet
* opposite
Central
House
served . in stvle
that will be
------
*
«1 anyone
m -
twiahinrv
TTArL-
Anna
.
-
.
k" »"liUiiLl.'u.
wishing the
work
done in
in All.
our marfcet affords,
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
tbcm. sure to please the most fastidious taste.
®w:i »ountry? A little iu net ion of many thun in England. But accord- cultivation of. said land,viz: Patrick Dunn, for all bodily pains Aay one suffering ljne will B|way, find
BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS,
James
W.
Coaklev.
Patrick
Lyttleton,
John
RATES,
reasonable
and
satisfaction
cun>iu*-n seusc and | l.«usil-.Iity A«-Ips . iug to this table they get almost ex­ L. Grubb, all of Ashland, Jackson county, with neuralgia, rhumati^m or lame* Shaving, 25c; Hair cutting, 25c; Shampoo-
CAPS, ETC., ETC.
guaranteed.
ness 0« any kind, should try it at once.: ing. 25c; Sea Foam, 25c.
» cafep'*• i—.i crr.etcn if it is cf the actly 77 per Ccut. mure in England i Oregon.
J. J. STRAIT. Prop.
’ Which I am offering at prices that defv
Sold by T. K Bolton.
1
L adies haibcvttino a S pecialty .
' than. iu.Ucxnxauy
U CHAS. W. JOHNSTON. Register.
vAii ’F
Competition.
Fruit, Farming, and Stock Lands
OREGON
SHLAND
In Southern. Oregon
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION
oo
: _______
•4
1
1
rH
_____________
— — it.
i
Ashland Fence Works ’
s
EMERY,
The best Stock, Ilog, Rabbit and Chicken Fence.
A DEPARTURE!:
CASH IN HAND,
Or Approved Country Produce.
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes,’
Exchange Saloon,
SUTTON & MILLER,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
Shelves Full of New Goods,
GWERiES, GAMED GOODS, ETC., ETC.
Billiard Saloon.
SULPHUR SPRINGS
GIVE := US :• A
TRIAL. I
GEO. C. EDDINGS,
-
Stoves, Tinware, and Graniteware.
r.
ALL
AND
PUMPS, BLACKSMITH COAL.
AMMlJNITiOV EfC., ETC. ’
Swimming Rink,
PORTER.
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
State Normal School
DRUGS AND HARDWARE-
Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware.
GROCERIES ASHLAND HOUSE!
MILLER & STRANG.
M. L. ALFORD,
T
Dress Goods, Trimmings
iiiv
t atio
HARDWARE,
STOVES &
TINWARE.
ASHLAND.
Oregon