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VALLEY RECORD. % NEW COM Eli’S VIEW. 4 aning lucre a travel« r and strau T hk rrc-ident’s message on the re jection by the Senate oi the Fishery treaty ha:- eliminated Doni the cam paign all talk of British thunder, <’ob- ben club, English bullion, and like gammon, au<l lias shown the Irish vo ten as well as other Anglophobists how shallow was the foundation upon which the Republican press had based its theory on British influence being all powerful in Democratic American politics. i- Â D David Lin:: vs. Sainuel E.^gcr; i-uit ■ a to recover money. Dismissed. The People's Paper. Staver & Walker vs. C. E. Wilcox; same. JACOBS A KAISER. Publisher'A Prop H. E. Baker vs. Win. Edwards; to I prepose to sell Goods ONLY for recover monev. Judgment by default ‘Hike m McCall'» Hall, up-»tair>; »tain* un for 1 71 »1, north sàie <■( drug «ture. John Walters vs. Mary and Michael Esterni in ttje Po-toftice at Ashland as Riggs; appeal from justice court. Dis 9 Second Vian mail matter. missed. Max Pracht v-. W. H. Atkinson, et RATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. The President has placed the Reptile >1.: action fer damages. Jh-mvrrer to lican- betwe- n t'.vo : res, troubles con complaint sust lined and plaintiff' given F ob PaznPESi— ----- A full li.ir of----- until Saturday to file amended com fronting them at ’’ th ends of the GROVER CLEVELAND, Canadian diluiiinx To give the Pres plaint. Of New York. ('. Buhbnayer vs. G. M. Love; to re ident tli power lie wants is an en dorsement, and a refusal to do so is to cover money. Disinis«*ed. Fun Vter-PauupesT— G. Karewski vs. Mary and F. A. side with the English against flic ALLEN G THURMAN. A niericans. Stricklin; same. Of Ohio. Jacob Klippel vs. John McKee; in Iiake Co. items. junction. Dismissed. pMxunutTixz Ei.t‘Toa»— GROCERIES. Etc., AT LOWEST RATES. STREET. Habersham and McCartney, U. P. rail- § John Sis* more vs. Horace I. Pelton W. H. EFFINGER, of Multnomah. et al.; suit for partition. Time for road men. have gone toward Susanville. W. R. BILYEU, of Linn. tender our thanks to the public for past patronage, and cordially solicit taking testimony extended to Septem The fall rodeo will commence at Silver E. R. BKIPWORTH.of Umatilla. ber 16th. a continuance of the same. J. -V. McCALL, lake next week, and will not !>e here until Payne vs. Payne; divorce. Referred toward the latter part of September. ASHLAND, Oyn. PUBLISH EKS NOTICE. to clerk to take testimony. One1 year ago yesterday we had snow on A W. H. Parker admitted to practice Hubrerfbem not receiving the R bcobd in the circuit court on petition of all the hills and cold, disagreeable rainy weather in the valley Quite opposite to regularly will confer a favor on this (— office ------ petual snow overlooking all.. From members of the bar. tliese height« but twelve mues dis by informing us of the fact. Court ordered a sjiecial venire for 10 that now. tant flows the rippling, dancing waters jurymen. II. C. Lewis, owner of the Galloway cat- Any one receiving sample copies of this of Ashland creek that runs mills and Frank Cluggagc vs. Anna Reed; tie in Drew’s valley, has telegraphed to Mr. peper will please |>erw*e it and consider it factories and charms hundreds of an invitation to subscribe. The R ecord homes into beauty and lovliness. Tru-1 time for taking testimony extended to ! Tullock not to sell any more of them as he OPPOSITE POSTOFFIOE. j has found a better market in Rogue River will not force itself on any one rot want ly a home here is all that could lie de- : ■ Sept. 15. John Wood vs. C. W. Clark; suit to valley. ing it- sired. Standing at a point where the Geo H. Andrews, land agent for the O. 8end us tlie news. We cannot be every drouths and heat of California and the foreclose a mortgage. Dismissed. John A. Hanley vs. N. K. and Kate AC ky. Co., was here last week, looking where, If any items of local interest oc- extreme _ humidity ______________ o..... ......... Proprietor and fogs of ....... theWill- i Lytle; to recover money. Trial and ■ over land office maps and selecting indem- cun in year vicinity send U in. It will , amette aniette are equalized, Ashland is to i verdict by the jury for $187 24. ’ liity lands for his road. We understand make the peper interesting an«l won’t hurt Oregon what Oakland is to California, I ----- Manufacturer of the Celebrated O & C R R vs Mary Gordon et al; that his selections were confined principally and to California a paradise. Motion for default. to timber lands in Klamath county. I We are not less impressed and charm- State vs John J P McAllister; in- A weekly mail has been established on ABHLAND.O r .,. . TucMDAT.bErr. 6,1888 e<i by the social, moral and religious : dictment for murder in the first degree. tlie route from Silver lake to Prineville and : status of the people. Their friendli- Arraigned and H K Hanna and J R “BRIT1HH GOLD ! bids advertised for; also, the service will be j ness and hospitality are marked, I Neil appointed to defend him. - increased from once to twice a week on the . and in comparison with the most of lxiadondispatch, Aug. 30.) A H Maegly vs J A Larson; appeal route from Summer lake to Silver lake from - ■ The St. James Gazette to-day edito- [ towns, cities and comm unities, Ash from justice court. Judgment by de September 1st, 1888. There should be a land is preeminent. We are especial fault for plaintiff. riaOy says : "British gold and British continuous route from tliis place to Prine 2 3 1 4 3 1 1 mercantile crafts are perhaps thought ly impressed with the moral tone of Lacy vs Lacy; divorce Default of ville, let in one bid, with service not less the people and are pleased to note the defendant entered. more of in the United States than at than tri-weekly. home. There is a Cobden Club in absence of open and disgusting dissi B F Myer vs Jackson county; ap pation and Sunday disecration so com Five Double Strands Galvanized Bossèmer Staël Wire America which is rather more feeble, peal from assessment of damages. On A gentlemen just returned from Harney I i mon in our Sister State. Whether a says that railroad surveyors are puttihg 1 Hl oclc 3 Hlock 4 trial. futile and respectable than even our i down the center and grade stakes as fast as own similar society, but nobody will community does or does not observe the Sabbath determines the moral sta CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE ' possible, and are headed this way He pass I f the Republicans want to protect persuade the Irish voters but th it every member of it receives his con tus of the people. Let this moral and labor, why not charge the man that ed them at Hot Springs, about 120 miles ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS. 6 ’7 5 6 5 4 8 signment of sovereigns regularly once temjK rance standard be kept aloft, a employs an alien 50 per cent, revenue. j north-east of Lakeview. The prospects are beacon light to the better element of ’ now very flattering for a railroad into this Cheaper than a Rail Fence. More Durable than Boards, und Stronger than We ask again why? a week. Similarly, Republicans arc I county, after so many railroad men have a Barb Wire Fence Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order. makingjgrcat play with Mr. Cleveland’s people who are seeking homes. We have no criticisms F ree whisky or free wool—full jails visited this section, aud if Lakeview can se V supposed anglicizing tcuder-i***. Thus I . to offer, .. but they issue poster- with such legends 'lf w,‘. 'W læ we would sug- or full stomachs—Chinese lepers or cure a dej>ot of the Union Pacific or any as this. gest in common with every stranger American laborers—protection to the Ì other transcontinental line, our future is .. .. , . .. that visits this citv that many itn- rich or protection to the poor—Harrison assured and we will be the only town of any “ ’Regular llemocrativ noiuinations: ror . • ... ___ i„ ,,1,1 PRACHT’S ALASKA ADDITION to the citv of ASHLAND, OREGON, shuwu on President, Grover Cisvehnxi of New York., provements might l>c made that would or Cleveland. Voters of Oregon, take consequence in south-eastern Oregon or above Man is a part of Lot 1, in Section 9. Township3»South, of Range 1 East. Willam to every every owner of your choice. north-eastern California.—[Examiner. ••‘Grover Cleveland lias done more to be be advantageous advantageous to — — ette Meridian, Oregon, and is bounded and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at a advance the cause of free trade than any property within the city limits. It point 0.30 ( bains S 0 deg 15 min E of the North East corner of Lot. No 1. in Section ‘I. in Josephine County. Prime Minister has ever done.’—[Unidon lias been truly eaid that cleanliness is Township 39 South, of Range 1 East, of tlie Willamette Meridian, Oregon, thence S (1 deg • e T he Mills bill had thirteen majority. Spectator. min E 6.82 chains, theuee West 6.93 chains, thefee N 0 deg 30 min W 6.81 chains next to Godliness, and we may add . There were thirteen original colonies Several heavy freight engines are lieing 15 • •' thence East 6.97 chains to place of beginning, containing 4.74 acres. A! ’For Vice-President. Allen G. Thurman with equal precision tliat cleanliness is which revolted against excessive taxa turned out of tlie machine shop at this place. o*Dhio. STATE OF OREGON,! ns. E. F. Everitt lias taken possession of liis “‘The only time England can use an the lmnd-maid to healthfulness. We tion by Great Britain. There were OF JACKSON.! We, Max Pracht and Mary Willings l’racht husband You will always find our Irishman is when he emigrates to America need hardly to apply these remarks to thirteen stars on the flag, and thirteen new plioto gallery, and a neat place of busi 'and COUNTY wife of the County of Jackson, State of Oregon, do hereby ’declare the foregoing and votes for free trade.’—[London Times. the necessity for drainage along the states started in business together to ness it is. I map or plat to be the map or plat of Pracht’s Alaska Addition to the city of Ashland, "It need hardly be said that the quo- crock through town and the gathering manufacture a free country out of a We regret to say that Thomas G. Patter ; Oregon, as above described as was by us who at the time were the owner's thereof, laid i out aud suit-divided into four (4) Blocks numbered from 1 to 4 inclusive, and said Blocks tarions from the London papers are of up of rubbish along the creek and wilderness. son is in a delicate condition, and his life is , divided into lots as numbered in figures on said lpts. The courses and lengths of the other places where it has accumulated. exclusively American manufacture.” i lines of said lots are designated by letters, signs and figures upon the boundary lines of And we aim despaired of. A long éditorial in yesterday’s Times I In an extremely healthful place peo- | said lots. And we do hereby dedicate to the use of the public all streets as shown upon Says the Philadelphia Times (Ind.) : Marshal Colby won twenty five dollars ; this map. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this tenth to always keep in stock the choicest staple brands of give a “word roasting” to President pic arc apt to neglect sanitary regula- Although there are not one-third the of July. A. D., 188«. - MAX PRACHT. Iseal] Clcveland, and uses this phrase in re- j tion and, we think, to the ultimate for- labor strikes that we lia«l under the yesterday by drawing a 50-j>ound sjck of day In presence of I Aug. Carlson, MARY WINING« PRACHT. [seall lation to him and Mr. Blaine: “Cleon I feiture of health. We have noted evi- administration of Hayes, Garfield and flour two blocks by a hundred feet of rope. 1 M. L. McCall. A. H. Platter has been appointed admin and the sausage-seller are at their old dences of filth and stagnant water Arthur, ever labor strike is charged to STATE OF OREGON,! ss. rivalry again.” This lias excited m tich that are sure to invite diphtheria if the policy of the administration ; and istrator of the estate of C. H. Beach, de COUNTY OF JACKSON.I Ou this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888, personally came Anil to make it to the interest of people to deal with us we *»k you to ceased. Mr. Platter was obliged to give comment. The article denies explicitly not malarious diseases, . liefore me a Notary Public in and for said County and State, the above named Max although business is universally pros that what is quoted in the alleged There are things with which we are perous, except as it is cribbed and para ' 140.000 bonds. County Judge Colvig said I Praclit and Mary Winings Pracht his wife, to me personally known to be the identical hand bill ever appeared in tlie Times, prepuaeaaed to which we have not al- lyzed by the oppressive taxes upon the j this was the largest estate that has coute persons described in and who executed the above'instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same freely and for the purposes therein mentioned. And the —— luded, but they are many and attractive. necessaries of business and of life, I under his jurisdiction. said Mary Winings 1’raclit, on examination separate and apart from her said husband, Suppose Cleveland had made use of Perhaps the most conspicious and one every suspension of a mill or a factory T. ¡Shattuck informed us Tuesday that he acknowledged to me that she executed the same freely ami without fear or compulsion Witness my hand and official real this 10th day of July, A. D., 1888. .!• following in hia message : which modesty almost crowded from ’ is charged to tariff agitation. the ! shipped eight car-loads of water-melons j from any one. (Seal) • M. L. McCALL, Notary Public. "Many “Manv duties now collected and an expression in this article artic is the fem- ' ! from his station to Portland, from Wednes-1 which give but an insignificant, return I inine lovliness of the city. In this re- i 1 hereby certify that the above Map and description of Pracht’s Alaska Addition to day und Saturduy of last week, and oue car ' For Jaekson County. Ashland, is correct as surveyed by me in July. 1888. Witness my hand this 40th for the cost of collection migtit be re- spect Oregon is far-famed but, front load from Phoenix . He will send, out four ' George Pennebaker is the author day of July, A. D., 1888. M. L. McCALL, Surveor. Emitted to the direct advantage of con- > what we have seen, not beyond her or five car-loads from there this week, and Filed for Recordon the 12th day of July, A. D., 1888, at 10:30 o’clock, A. M., and ized agent of Jackson county for the suniera at home. I would mention' deserts. Respectfully, Jackson Countv. state of Oregon. Banker’s Mutual Relief Association of three from Phoenix. Mr. Shattuck is get recorded in Vol. 16 of Deeds, page 18< & 188 records of MAX those articles which enter into manti- ’ W. W. F elts . MULLEft. Countv Clerk. ting to the front with liis melons, which are Portland. Anyone wishing to avail Approved, July 16, 1888. D. R. MILLS, Mayor. facturers of all sorts. All duty paid --------- , -BRITlSH BUÖ- themselves of the excellent benefits of extra fine. Attest: A. P. HAMMOND, City Recorder. (Seal) upon such articles goes directly to the A »ETTIJCK^ T. Shattuck, the watermelon king of i ABOOISTS. ” this company can do so by calling on cost of the article when manufactured ABOO! ■ him. He will be glad to write you out southern Oregon, tells us that he will have ' For Sale by Max Pracht or any Ashland Real Estate Dealers here and is paid by the consumber., A a - P. 7;^;. Fitch, the New York con- a policy. about 100,000 pounds of melons after the ! These duties not only come front the g^snran, who* has‘left tire »‘«publican shipping season is over, which he «vill no 1 c onsumers at home, but act as a pro party, says: A Mr. Williams lias opened a candy doubt make use of by convertinginto syrup, i i TIMBER LAND NOTICE. I» tection to foreign manufacturers of the Mr. Blaine’s keynote for the cam-, factor}’ at Medford. as he has a process by which an extra qual same completed articles in our own paign, applied to our district, is that ■ U. S. L and O ffice , , R osebcru . _ O — r . _______________ ________ I Mrs. Jacob Scondue. while visiting with ity can be made without fear of injury by July 7th, 1888J and distant markets ” we are now til) November to accuse her father-in-law, at Gavnor City, Mo,, was scorching. A syrup and sugar refinery in I. W. BURRISS, Proprietor. Notice is hereby given that in compliance Would not every Republican nt the' the Democratic and revenue-reform taken very sick with Cholera Morbus. A FRONT STREET- with the provisions of the act of Congress land have charged him with being a business men in Harlem, who in pri physician was sent for, but as the doctor : Grant’s Pass would be another brilliant of This favorite I esort is gaining in popu June 3, 1878, entitled “ An act for the free trader? Most certainly, for the vate life are in partnership with us in was not at home, Mr. S. E. Wible. a mer-, plume in the city's cap. larity every day. of Gaytior City, handed the husband ‘ It has been practically demonstrated by sale of timlier lands in the States of Cali lauguage is stronger than anything to all commercial, charitable, social and chant 5 of the sick lady a small bottle of Chamber Mrs. E. J Ramsdell, that a number one fornia, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territory, Dennis Porter of Ashland, be found in his message, but the above religious affairs, of being engaged in a lain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy The very 1 test of WINES, BRANDIES, I syrup can be made from watermelon cider, ‘ County of Jackson, State of Oregon, has quotation is from President Grant's conspiracy, inspired by England, to and asked him to try that, and if it did not this day (iled in this office his sworn state BEER and CIGARS, kept con seventh aunual message, and not a ruin their own country and degrade cure, he need not pay for it, but it did its she having experimented in this way. ment for the purchase of the W of S E % work and before returning to their home in 1 From two gallons of cider made from the stantly on hand. Republican m the land wus so foolish their fellow citizens. I have no desire Springfield, Ohio, they called and procured of Section No. 20, in Township No. 39 S pulp of two or three small melons, a pint of Range No. 1 E, and will offer pr<«if to show as to call him a free trader. I to take part in such a campaign. I another Ixittle. Unde John Scondue says as fine flavored syrup was made, as one that the laud sought is more valuable for PORTER &c JLLZE. he will never be without Chamberlain’s fancy that England has in this district Colic.f'holera ! its timber or stone than for agricultural and Diarrhoea Reinedv. Sold could desire. That from which syrup can Fine Billiard Table, IMIEIDIFOIRZD, A merica raises cattle, horses and about as many adherents as China has, by T. K. Bolton. OI5ÒEC3-OJST fiurposes, and to establish his claim to said be made will also produce sugar, after un and liefore the Register and Receiver of hogs enough to supply the home mar and that the voters who will vote this office at Roseburg, Or., on Saturday ket, oeaidea a large surplus which is fall in Harlem and Yorkville for a re Cramping pains in the Stomach and der-going the usual process, and melons, it ' I this The very best beer of Analieim, wine and the 15th day of September, IMS«. sold to the pauper labor of Europe. vision of the tariff are as sincere Bowels, Cholera Morbus and Diarrhoea, are is authoritatively stated, will produce four He names as witnesses: Robert Shaw, Hennessy brandy, which will be sold by quart or gallon. These kinds of live stock need no pro frieuds of American industry as any of' promptly, permanently and safely cured, by times as much saccharine as that from J. C. Atkins, George Palethoqxs, Jesse the Our a'e supplied with the latest pa ( Wild, all of Ashland, Jackson county. Or. pers. tables tection, and get none. Now, what is us arc. And I very much prefer, if 1 using Chamberlain’s Colic. Choleia anil the sugar-cane-—[Courier. Come and see us and we will treat Diarrhoea Remedy. Bold by T. K. Bolton. Any and all persons claiming adversely the matter with sheep? Twenty years necessary, to be in a minority for the , I ! the above described lands are requested to you as well as we know how HeligioiiR Notes and News. of a high tariff on wool has resulted in a rest of my life rather than make a suc The most alarming and violent attacks of i file their claims in this office on or liefore Colic or Cholera Morbus can be The meetings of the Loyal Legion will lie ' | said 15tii day of September, 1888. steady decrease in the number of sheep cessful campaign on wliat seems to me Billious promptly relieved and cured by taking held during the present quarter at the Pres-1 i 9-10w C has . W. J ohnston , Register. oast of the Missouri river, and wool has to be ridiculous aud unfounded mis Chamberlain's Colic .Cholera and Diarrhoea bvterian church each Sabbath afternoon at ' ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOB CASH AT LOWEST PRICES. been lower during the past few years I representation of the efforts and mo Remedy. Sold by T. K. Bolton. ^•“Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Hands. 4 o’clock. Please notice change of place. than it ever was before. Taxed wool tives of my neighbors. Services every Sunday at the Dunkard Medfonl to Jacksonville. has crippled our wooleu manufacturers church, on Granite street. A .hland. Mr. ! preaches every Sunday and without beneiitting the sheep raisers. To Ep. E xaminer :—It is said here by Patronize the only wagon that con E. L. Prather G. W. Iloxie holds service^once each i Used for Medical Purposes for Now let us see what untaxed wool will some members ot the parties of trusts and nects with every train, rain or shine, , Elder combinations that the War Department re anil carries the U. S. mail and Wells, month. CATON & GARRETT, l’rop’tis, do. Regular services at tlie M. E. church by 30 Years. cently purchased an invoice of blankets English manufacturers because they Fargo A Co.’s express. Satisfaction I the pastor. Bev, H. P. Satcluvell. Preach T hk East Oregonian calls attention from THE MOST POPULAR RESORT IN ing morning and evening; Sabbath school were 30 cents cheaper than domestic blan guaranteed. E d . H elms , Driver. SOUTHERN OREGON. to the sale of.48,000 bushels of wheat kets. Please state the facts in the matter. hour 9:30; general prayer meeting Thurs- O dd F ellow ’« B lock . BATHING ACCOMMODATIONS in one lot in that city at 60 cents jK'r The assertion is simply an old-fash- A lways R eady .—If you will just take the ‘ day evening. 1 have on hand the F inest L ine of b’tshel aud congratulate the farmers ioned lie. The facts are precisely the pre-caution to keep a bottle of Chamlier- Sabbath services at First Presbyterian The Bar is Always Supplied With Water of any temperature desired. Nat on receiving »0 good a price, but re- reverse. The practice of buying blan- lain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I Church, Rev F G Strange, pastor: Preacli- THE BEST ural temperature 85 degrees. morning and evenuig. Sabbath school minds them that were it not for the kets anil other army supplies abroad on hand you will always be ready to cure I ing at 9:30, Youug People’s meeting at 6:30 P. M. WINES, TO DRINK the WATER IS a TONIC any form of bowel complaint. It is prepar LIQUORS, duty on the sacks used to haudle the was common under Republican Ad- ed especially for that purpose, and is a sure i General I’rayer meeting Tliursilay evening. ' CIGARS, grain they would have received S576 ministrations, and Secretary Endicott cure. 25cts. per liottle. Sold by T. K. Bol- The First Congregational church of Ash- Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates Staple and Fancy Goods. BUDWISER, fungi and animalcuhc, and neutralizing more for it. This is one of tlie lene- put a stop to it. Doubtless, the Re i ton. ' land, Rev. G. J. Webster, pastor, will wor To lie found in this city. I have and correcting al! acidities it promotes BOCA, ship for the present at tlie church parson fits of high protection which Mr. publican politicians were betrayed into A Man Missing. also a well selected stock of normal and healthy condition in -’very age. corner of Main street and Siskiyou MILWAUKEE, a part Blaine thinks should be taught to the their falsehood by the recollection of ■ BROOKLIN T. SHIPLEY left home on avenue. of the system. Morning hour. 10:30; evening GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. present generation, and a burden what the}’ had done themselves. The August 20th to help a tieighlxir thresh, and hour, 7:30; prayer meeting Thursday eve- AND OTHER BEERS ------- HOOTS, SHOES, HATS, which the Republican press thiuks contract for army blankets for the has not been seen or heard of since. He i ning. 7:30; Sunday school. 12:00. All are CAPS, ETC., ETC. farmers ought to bear, regarding it as present year was let to B. Y. Pipppy, [ has not been well for some time, and it is I cordially invited to be present. » Which I am offering at prices that defy Inclosed and covered, the same medical a blessiu^ to be thus taked. > of No. 45 Leonartl street, New York, | feared he is not in his right mind. He is Regular services at Baptist church: water, always clean, for the springs run a Competition. Preaching morning and evening. Sabbath T.*!1?1..... 1 ! at $4 38 each.—[Examiner. ! 25 years old. 5 ft. 8 or 9 in. in higlit, weight | school 10 a. m. Young jieople’s prayer Fine Brunswick & Balke Billiard Tables. heavy volume—more than twelve hundred T he Portland Welcome brings this ' ■ gallons per hour. You may dive and swim KM) jHiunds, blue eyes, light complexion, meeting Sunday at 7:15 p. m . General out on the great daily: When Thomas W hen a Protection organ will give : dark have more fun than “anybody”—come brown hair closely cut, blonde mus prayer meeting, Thursday evening. Union £ff"Wc Also Keep on Hand the Very ; : anil out as “fine as silk” and “white as wool*’— Nast was in Portland the Oregonian the real reason why the wages of wool- tache of two or three weeks growth, dressed ' temperance meeting led by Mrs. Satcliwell ; rejuvenated and happy. IN THE EDEN OF AMERICA. of tlie M. E. church, at 4 p. m . ; Saturday ak BEST QUALITY of lauded him to the skies, because, being en weavers average $7 50 per week in m . meeting of Willing workers. Rev F a consistent Republican, he would not Rhode Island and $24 i>er week in ' in navy blue flannel shirt with white pearl i 3 W r. Gookin, ASHLAND - - OREGON. pastor. BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS proetitutei?) his pencil in carricaturing Utah, in 1880, it will tell the main i buttons, blue overalls, medium light boot Open After 9:30 A. M. No. 8, broad brim white straw hat, a cotton Is prepared to GIVE ESTIMATES Elder Martin Peterson exjieets to bold a For Medicinal Purposes. Blaine. Will that consistent paper cause of the difference in wages in this meeting at the Presbyterian meeting house, liandana handkerchief tied around his neck and TAKE CONTRACTS on all TUESDAY A FRIDAY AFTER now give the same little artist credit country and in England. And that Phoenix, next Lord < day, 26th In Sept— All the leading papers on file. Every classes of Brick and Wooden Build for honesty in the assertion he makes cause is fount! in the demand for labor, and one in his pocket. Carries a new Mar the first Lord’s day. Alo ind sclitxil house, body NOONS THE RINK IS RE used alike and everybody invited to ings in and adjacent to Ashland. that be ia a Cleveland man from prin-. ami its supply, at any time and in any ian ride 40-tW with Lyman peep sight, ivory at 11 A. M., at Eagle Point same day at 8 P. call. SERVED FOR i bead, cartridge belt of his own make. He M. Saturday at 8 p. M. and also 2d ’ Lord ’ s Can be found at the New Hotel ADDITION ciple, and will use his pencil for the ' place. ______________ Building. was accompanied by a black and tan setter day evening at Gold Hill. Basket meeting LADIES. Democracy in the N. Y. Graphic, be on 2d Lord's day at Woodville at 11 a . x. 13J4 acres—Has lieen platted and record M orton has never been Able to se dog the first three days he was gone (the dog Third Lord's day in each month at Central Lsx:ated on the H elman L and about half ed and town lots in the said addition are ginning August 12th. has since returned home). Any one seeing Point, morning and evening. VUAllVil IV MVlllJ. I a mile N okth ok the P laza . now offered for sale. cure from the Republicans of New GEO. W. COOPER, T hk Portland n elconu*. one of our York either the governorship of the him will please advise H. W. ¡S hipley . This tract is situated dn the foothi'ls Sam’s Valley, < >r. brightest exchanges, gets this off on State or the United Statec Senatorship, School Books and Stationery.' GRANT HELMAN - - - Prop of Ashland, commanding a good view NEW THIS WEEK. and yet they have honored him with the editor of the News, (Rep.): A shland , O regon . of the valley, and is near the main BORN. Dr. John.—“There is a man in the a place on the National ticket. He part of town. It is also set out and Wishes to n /life the public that he is East whose eyes are so peculiarly af represents nothing. He is a mere bearing this season some of the most prepared to TAKE CTJNTRACTS for MISS K. P. CALVIN. I ¡FRONK — In Medford, August 26, 1888, to moneybag. — [Postmaster-General Don flicted that he sees everything nine DWELLINGS, BARN'S, BRIDGES, <k<.. luscious fruits of all kinds. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Fronk, a son. Teacher of M. Dickinson. anywhere in the country between Red Bluff teen times.” For further particulars call on or address I 8UCKAU—In Medford. August 27.1888, to and Portland. Having a large crew of Jim O’Meara—“There is? Give me good men with me all the time. I can put Organ and Piano Theory and “C onkling ,” says Col. Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Suekau, a son. B. F. REESER. his address. I’m figuring out our ma Opp. Odd Fellows’ Building, up buildings ir good shape and oil short notice. jority in the doubtful states and I need "was in Congress when empires were SOLOMON—In Jacksonville, August 28th, Harmony. -AT LOWEST PRICES.- Ashland, Oregon. I given to corporations. ” This was in Reference given. Address him. 1888, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Solomon, a Main St. Ashland Ogn For Terms Apply at Music Room in the good old days when the Republi daughter. GEO. W. COOPER, Give us a call. E B Hunsaker’s store. B laine says the year 1887 was a cans were in power. Do we want the Yrtka, Cal. HIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE UNDER CUSHMAN—In Trail creek precinct, Au ASHLAND, OREGON. A shland , O regon . prosperous one. Three years ago Republicans there again? th» new management, nianagi____ ___________ J will be conduc- gust 20th, 1888, to Mr. and Mrs. Wiu. ted ie*i (jii on the me bvsi best uuu ana most popular plans, plans no I Blaine said that if the Democrats came I pains being spared to o give general general satisfac satis FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES! into power the buaiuess interests of the N either against the so-called pauper Cushuian, a daughter. JAMES NORRIS, STAR BARBER SHOP tion. It contains comfortable sleeping a- ASHLAND, JACKSON CO., OR country would be destroyed. It will labor of Europe now the slave labor of BECK—In Sterlingville precinct. August partments supplied with single and double be seen from this how little faith is to Asia is the American workingman pro 28th, 1888, to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beck, a beds, making it a desirable place for the HIGH & COTTRELL, entertainment of both travelers and fami be placed in anything the arch-dema tected by the tariff. Why? Because daughter. The finest Educational Institution lies. Proprietors. AU kinds of the tariff does not exclude them from gogue from Maine may say. BUILDER within a radius of 200 miles. DIED. our shores. Not foreign productions TITZE TAELES arfc pleased to annouce to tbe public A shland , O regon . Scholarship, one year...................... .$•10. VV that we are still at the old stand on J ay G ould , Carnegie and tlie rest of but local conditions regulate wages.— House. *11always be supplied with the best the Commercial Course....................... GRIEVE—At his residence on Jenny creek Will furnish plans for any apd all kinds of M . ils S treet , op|»osite 125. * ••• the Central v » • /tiiurL-iit «» TT/iv-« I < eorvoil in ervlo flint nrill lin that ilk arc all republicans, and tin [Ex. ■market affords, served in style that will lie Training School, per year............... building* here end elsewhere, and super where anyone wishing work done in our sure to please the most fastidious taste. August 31.1888, Mr. J. A. Grieve. »15. TREES way their hearta bleed for the laboring line will always find us ready to serve them. the construction of the same when For further information address, Ir was a “hard cider” Harrison cam SELPH--lu Sam's valley, August 2}, 1888, intend RATES, reasonable and satisfaction man, and the way they pour out their Shaving, 25c; Hair cutting. 25c; Shampoo- For Sale by MARTIN <k ANDREWS. de dred. guaranteed. ing, 25c; Sei: Foam, 25c*. J. S. SWEET, P resident . money to “protect” him, is truly bu : paign in 1840, and now it is a “free Miss C. A. M. Selph, aged 23 years and Office on the west side of the plaza with Agents ior A. Cook <k Sons Vancouver, J. J. STRAIT, Prop. whisky” Harrison campaign. 5 luvutli?. uiane and praLe'wbrthy. L adles uaik cutting a S kcial Y t . Ashland, Oregon. Lucky A Co. [ 17 W. T., nurseries. I M.inc weeks ng«», w<* were enticed In? attraction.-* and merits cf your cl I) to become an inhabitant thereof. Aft t careful ubrerration and inquiry- We have found tliat our first iinprev- tsioi >u« of the city arTl «urrounding coun- try were not overdruwn, though, we mubt confers, i, we were struck with the spell familiarly known in Cali- fornia a« the “boom.' ” We think we can see in the not dim and distant fu ture thia city stretching far beyond the present limits of the incorporation au«i the valley around studded by ten tbixus- *n*l h<>tin a smothered in a wilderness ‘of fritits and flower». Certainly no country can show a fairer climate re con!, and ar for the »oil the wealth of product* proAes its inexhaustible rich- nere. Surely thia is a land of fruits, grains, vegetables and flowers kissed by Italian skies. ' And nature has crowned this her master-piece with scenes that challenge description. Imagine a beautiful city i resting beneath the brow of mountains robed in their native grandeur and Pracit’s Or Approved Country Produce ASHLAND STAPLE« FANCY DIIY GOODS, shland Fence Works! E M E R Y The best Stock, Ilog, Rabbit and Chicken Fence. SUTTON & MILLER, ASHLAND, OREGON. Shelves Full of New Goods, GROCERIES, CAMEO GOODS, ETC., ETC. GIVE US :: A :: TRIAL. I GEO. C. EDDINGS, Store, Exchange Saloon, n PUMPS, BLACKSMITH COAL, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. OREGON ASHLAND, DRUGS AND HARDWARE- Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware. Billiard Saloon SULPHUR SPRINGS MILLER & STRANG. M. L. ALFORD, Dress Goods, Trinimings HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE. ALE AND Swimming Rink, PORTER. ASHLAND, Oregon* Procure a Home B. F. REESER’S CoBtrctor & Builder, FRESH • GROCERIES ASHLAND HOUSE! T ARCHITECT & By the Carload. Fruit and Ornamental
