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*1 VALLEY RECORD. THIN IS UNANSWERABLE. OUR NEIGHBORS. NEW THIS WEEK. J. C. DEVINE. RESIDENCE LOTS Larger Store. Larger Stock Has opened his LAKE COVMTY. H. W. Scott in Oregonian.] ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. Advocating protection, the Dalles FOR SALE Bob Biigtey is lying »ick at the Lakeview The People's Paper Ti^tet say»: Th< wool growers (oi house. In the matter of the assignment of J. D. I In Miner’s Addition to Ashland Fountain, insolvent debtor. Eastern Oregon) know fully that pro- Dolph Cbeesmau and family have return t. Hom. *. s. kames . On Fourth St, near the de]»ot, and i tection guarantees a good price for ed from Hogue River valley. HB UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN keeps on hand a choice stock’of ASHLAND, OREGON. Jltlll * iilKEK, These lots are 50x160, and are duly appointed Assignee of the estate ! their clip, while free trade strikes at O. W. Maj>es »ent 8X) of his Warner val of the above named insolvent debtor, under Editor», Publishers and Sole Proprietor». the very life of industry. If this as C igars , T obacco , S oap , T hread , ne Choicest Residence Lots tn and by virtue of an act of the Legidative Successor to Sutton A- Miller. sertion were true, still it would not ley beef steers to market last week. N eedles , P ins , S tationery , Assembly of the State of Oregon, entitled Ashland. Office in McCall’» Hall, up-»taira; »tain on prove the protective policy to be a just Oscar Lofftus came in from Ashland Sun : “An Act to secure to creditors a just divis Carries one of the Largest Stocks in Southern Oregon of Select north »ide of Masonic building. etc ., O ysters , etc . ion of the estates of debtors who convey to , Will be sold for »200—on easy payments. and wise one. High prices for wool day, with a load of household goods, etc. If you want a good smoke go to Devine. assignees for the benefit of creditors, ” ap Entered in the Pottoffice at Ashland a» . mske high prices for woolen goods, A drawing card for Lakeview is her »12.- proved October 18th. 1878, and amendments Look at these lots Itefore purchasing else Heond Cía« mail matter. and there are twenty persons w I mj 000 school house. Htrangers like such evi tl ereto approved February 21th. 18s5. All where. and remember they are situated on )M*rsons having claims against said estate Main street, ami within 500 yards of the I wear woolen gools to one who pro dences of civilization. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. duce* w<»>l. Why should the twenty are hereby notified to present the same to New Depot Hotel now being built. The Yainax Indians are taking salmon me at my office over the Bank of Columbia, Enquire of be taxed for the benefit of the one? from ¡Sprague river in large numbers, and ! Portland. Oregon, duly verified as by law E. E MINER. Foa Paesi out — Oregon is boasted as a wool growing ; drying them for winter use. required, within three months from the date Ashland House. GROVER CLEVELAND, hereof. I. R. D awsom , Assignee. state, and so it is; and yet, even in Troop M, u-der cotpmand of laeutenaut Portland, Oregon, Novemlier 3rd, 1888. School Books and Stationery. Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, stationary and a fine Of New York. Oregon, there are twenty person* who Largent, passed through town Monday on i MISS K. P. CALVIN, want cheap clothes to one who wants »'<*« Vic x-FMMMorr— its way from Fort Bidwell to Walla Walla. line of Crockeryware. dear wool. Here, in a dozen words ALLEN G THURMAN, Teacher of Frank Laue is to give a grand champagne ' of one syllable, is a complete and over New Goods Constantly Arriving. Äe Best Qualii y of Gueula only'Kept, Of Ohio. New Store, on Third Avenue. whelming answer to all the elaborate supper if Cleveland is elected. We shall . Organ and Piano Theory and j arguments ever made in the effort to feel sorry if Frank tniases his guess. Near the Depot, Aehland, Or. Give the A shland G rocery S tork a trial and be convinced . PaMllXVtlAL K lutiiw Harmony. show the alleged importance of “pro D. C. Herrin, the photographer, left for * Has a complete stock of the best lines of W H. EFFING ER, <>i Multnomah. tecting” the wool grower, but even Bonanza, Monday. He did some good work For Terms Apply at Music Room iu W. R. BILYEU, of Linn. the small wool grower himself—he while here, and if he should return more E B Hunsaker’s store. -AT LOWEST PRICES.- E. R. SKIPWORTH.of Umatilla. who has a few slieep and whose annual patronage awaits him. A shland , O regon . clip is a few hundred pounds of wool W. K. Barry, stock inspector, has in : Which he will sell in large or small quanti- Give us a call. AM HI. AN 0,0». T hibsday . Nor. 1, IM , —loses more by the enhanced cost of spected 30.000 sheep already this fall. He | lies at lowest rates. clothing to himself and family than calculates that there are 200,0(0 sheep in DEALER IN ASHLAND, OREGON. be gains through the higher price for I .ake county at present. POLITICAL NOTES. wool; so that the actual beneficiaries Mrs. Fine returned from Washington, D. T he only »uro way to enforce the of the system are the great wool grow- C.. last week, and thinks her land matters Including carriage work, contracted for at . ers and the monojtolist manufacturers. Exclusion Act » to rc-elect President will come out all right. Major returned lowest figures. Satisfaction guaranteed. [25 There i* no phase of protection that Cleveland. M illinary D epartment in charge will bear examination. Every part 1 from Rogue river a few days ago. The agent at Ager, H. M. Force, informs C'UEAi' whisky or cheap neccsMaries of the system is as weak as the argu of an experienced milliner. BRIDGE CONTRACT. Opp. Odd Fellows' Building, of life which? Ix:t your vote decide ment for the protection of wool. The us, tliat a party of 8. P. civil engineers have Having secured a first-class finisher this question. system is, throughout, a superficial left Edgwood. Siskiyou county, to run a Sealed proposals to build the Wright Lite from the city I am prepared to Main St. Ashland Ogn creek bridge on the road leading from ao Dressmaking in all its branches. W hat is the difference in principle and short sighted game of greed— line in the direction of this county. I Our representatives from this county to Jacksonville to Ashland according to between free hides and free wool? except for the great monopolist whom Good fit and good work guaranteed. it creates and supports. With them THIS WELL-KNOWN HOUSE UNDER ' 1 the legislature should not forget that the Plans and Specification on tile in my FRONT STREET- The Republicans made hides free. Ladies living at a distance can th# new management, will be conduc-: . OTTT A TKYTA it is a studied and profound game of | stock inspector's salary is entirely too low. office, will be received by the under have their dresses made and sent to ted on the best and most popular plans, no ' f\ !•«< |-| I ; A ^11 T he Republicans put hide» on the greed, part of which is to make large Also, the sheriff's fees should be raised. signed until noon,November 7th,1888. them by sending measure. pains being spared to give general eatisfac-I x free list in 1872. The exports of hides classes eup]*ose they are favored und By order of the County Court. lion. It contains comfortable sleeping a-> As near as we can learn (there is no regu- that year were $574,331. In 1888 the protected by a system which either 1 lar market) the prices for vegetables and MRS. R. M. BOYNTON. partments supplied with single and double M ax M uller , County Clerk. beds, making it a desirable place for the exports amounted to more than $10,- does not protect them at all, or actu grain are as follows: Barley »1 per 100 lbs; Reeser Block, Main St., Ashland. entertainment of- lioth travelers and fami- i 000,1MJ0. a ally robs them. oats »1 50; potatoes »1 25; cabbage »3; lies. a I onions »4; beets »5.—[Examiner. I t is now llie Roorback Season. I'EEE TABLES ------------- - ---- ----- During these last days of the campaign THE SENA TE FREE-TRADE BILL THAT POOR OLD LION. ------------------- ----------------------- *' ™ - - Will always he supplied with the best the : the judicious man will not believe all I Open Every market affords, served in style that will be Mr. Claus Spreckels proposes to start he read* in the organ*.—[Examiner. —t<4— I Propose to Sell Goods ONLY’ for —]o]— sure to please the niost-fastiilious taste. ------------- ( the beet-sugar industry in this state on 1» there never going to be any rest TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT RATES, reasonable and satisfaction | E ven Russia propose* to admit grain a large scale, and holies that he will i for that poor old beast, the British URDAY EVENINGS. i guaranteed. ■nek* free, in which to ship thi* year’* presently be able to supply the United ---- and ---- J. J. STRAIT, l*rop. i liant A little while ago be was going J crop. The senate tariff bill propones ' States wiUi sugar. His factory at At the Hall in Ashland Grove. make the California and Oregon Watsonville is progressing rapidly. If to devour us in the shape of free trade ; fa-mers {my a tax on grain sacks. any industry in the state ough.t to be when the Mills bill turned out to be Having just received a new outfit of first- TIMBER LAND NOTICE. class roller skates, I will open and run a protected or could be benefitted by S teel rails »ell in Scotland for $17 I protection it is hi». Yet the Senate quite a respectable protectionist meas rink at Ashland during the winter months, ------ A full line of------ js-r tou, in thi* country for nearly , tariff bill reduces the duty on sugar ure, he was sent back to his cage for a commencing Oct. 11th. I U. 8. L and O ffice , R oseburg . O b . I I Good order will be preserved, and none double that amount. Tins turiff duty 11.02 per cent. The only industry in while; but now he is devouring us Sept. 17th, 1888.) ------------------------ is alout the difference in price. Who i California which has a claim to protec again, with Lord Sackville as his rider. but ladies and gentlemen admitted. Notice is hereby given that in compliance All are invited. Come and bring the pay* the tax if the American people . with the provisions of the act of Congress tion, and which might perhaps be as The theory is that the American peo- ladies. Anyone wishing to buy or sell do not? ■ of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act for the sisted by protection, is deliberately un : pie are so stupid and so narrow-minded Open at 7:30 o'clock nightly. property will do well to call salp of timber lands in the States of Cali T he Republicans are making con covered, while the Senate bill increases — on or address us. — fornia, Oregon, Npvada, and Washington Wm, McNEAL, ■ that if you. can only persuade then: 1 I Territory,’’Caroline E. Poster of Ashland, verts, to be sure. Supt. Duwning tired the protective duty on metals 0.81 per GROCERIES, Etc., AT LOWEST RATES. Proprietor. I County of Jackson, State pf Oregon, has Bill Watkinds. who has l*een a guard cent, on cotton goods 0.60 per cent, on that England wants a thing, they are this day tiled in this office her sworn state- : I ' • ' ” T ’ ■* *■**--» at the penitentiary, and Bill will, in i linen goods 3.87 per cent, on woolen sure to do the opposite. What a piti- M cordially sph'eif I o^Sectton^No’.'^.bin'TowiisMp^N^i.^Jtf Horae* and Wagons for Sale. consequence, vote for Harrison and ^oods 5.75 per cent. Wherever pro- 1 ful opinion the authors of this theory OFFICE adjoining Wells Fargo <fc Co’s Range No. 1 E, and will offer proof to show 1 ° °J the same. Morton. He has Iteen on the decline ' tection would help California the Sen Express Office. must entertain of their countrymen I that the land sought is more valuable fori * T !\i Af* A T F The undersigned has for sale two spans for a long time und i* now at the but ate reduces it; wherever it would its timber or stone than for agricultural {J • Ivl.» lYX of horses, equipped with harness, and two ASHLAND, : : : : : OREGON tom of the hilL i merely burden California it increases Fancy sixty-three millions of intelli wagons. Also two extra horses. The iurposes, and to establish her claim to said gent Americans allowing a handful horses work tingle or double, and the outfit and before the Register and Receiver of ASHLAND, OREGON. I it.—[S. F. Examiner. H oratio S evmoub on being asked this office at Roseburg, Or., on Thursday i of half-educated Englishmen to make is in goad condition. Inquire either at the To the Farmers of Jackson Co. the 22d day of November, 1888. R bcobd office or at my place in Pracht’s what the furmer* most needed at the THE COBDEN CLUB AT WORK. She names as witnesses: Robert Shaw, I them go in one direction by telling Alaska addition. P ebby E llis . bauds of the government, replied, Re J. C. Atkins, George Paletliorpe, Jesse The undersigned have opened a lief from some of the burden* of tax i Wild, all of Ashland, Jackson county, Or. | A number oi imported bandannas were them to go in the other! What a Any and all persons claiming adversely KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ation.” To the inquiry “What was seen in the procession of the Democrats • compliment to pay to Americans to im j the above described lands are requested to their next greatest need” he replied lust night.—[a. F. Chronicle, Oct. 23. ply that they arc like the pigs, which , file their claims in this office on or before GRANITE LODGE, NO, 23, Knights of “Rcliei from some more of the burdens A lot of beautiful silk campaign said 22d day of November, 1888. can always be made to go to Limerick — IN — Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every <>f taxation.” » 119-10w C has . W. J ohnston , Register. badges of the finest English make was Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. held for undervalution at the Custom by having their tails pulled in the standing are cordially invited to attend. CENTRAL POINT, Ex-U. 8. M inimtek T aylor , of Libe house yesterday. Half of them bore direction of Tiperary.—[Examiner. W. J. R ooebs , C. C. ria, who is conducting the negro Dem woven likenesses of Harrison and Mor 0. F. M c C onnell , K. of R. & 8. And will keep constantly on hand a full 5 ' • ■ « Y Î assortment of Hardware, Stoves and tin ocratic headquarter* in New York^says ton, and in spite of their English orig-1 ware. Proprietor. that 240,000 colored men in the in they were lettered with the senti-1 The fullowing incident occurred at Dissolution of Copartnership. WOODiN AND WILLOW WARE, CART Northern State* will vote the Demo nient, “No Free Trade, but Protection I New Canaan, Conn.: CATON <fc GARRETT, Prop’trs, The wife of James Davana, a Democrat RIDGES & AMMUNITION OF ALL KINDS. Notice is hereby given that the under- cratic ticket »hi* year. Sixteen lead for America.”—[N. Y. Herald, Oct 17. and ~—«~Mai)Ufactur-er pf l]ie Celebrated—r a shoemaker, is a tailoress. A clothing signed carrying on and doing a grocery ing colored, organ* are supporting manufacturer, a rampant Republican, met business in Ashland, is this day dissolved THE MOST POPULAR RESORT IN We Will Not be Undersold » *| « « i Cleveland. Duvana on the street not long ago. He by mutual consent, R. K. Sutton retiring SOUTHERN OREGON. » THE OLD ROMAN. told him how the Republican party pro aud E. M. Miller continuing the business. — FOR CASH. — i W hen wheat was going lower last tected the American workingman, ana de R. K. B utton , clared that, if the tariff was reduced the Call and see us before purchasing else i The Bar is Always Supplied With March the N. Y. Tribune told the far From Thurman’s letter of Acceptance.] E. M. M ill «. country would go to the demnition bow where, fcr we can suit you in price and THE BEST Ashland. Oregon. Oct 15th, 1888. mer* that the Deniocnitic policy "offers I approve the platform of the St. Louis wows. When he got a chance Jim said: quality. WINES, the only, explanation.” Now that a| convention and I cannot too strongly ex “ My boy went to your clothing store the 1:2 J. C. SHERIDAN. my dissent from the heretical teach LIQUORS, Notice. short crop and speculation have sent { press ings of the monopolists, that the welfare of other day tO buv ii pair of pants, didn’t CIGARS, the price booaiing.the Tribune remarks ; the ]>e<>ple can lie promoted by a system of he?” All claim» due the undersigned January "Yes,” replied the manufacturer, “They 1st. 1888, must positively be settled withim BUDW1SER, to the aonsuiier that “the additional I exhorbitant taxation far in excess of the were all wool and a fine pair,” 1 the next (0 days , or be placed in the hands BOCA, price of th” loaf is the natural conse wants of the government. The idea that a ", “1 know that,” leplied Davana, “but my people can be enriched by heavy and unnec- 8. T. SONGER, M. D. MILWAUKEE, quence of the Democratic policy.’’ cessary taxation; that a man's condition wife made the same pair of pants for you Of a Collector. ior .u now, i I’ u nxe to Know AsHLixp, Oa., August 20,1888. Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wire 31 cents, cents. Now, d like know wnere where Here’s riclinesa! can be improved by taxing him on all he * for ■ ■■ ■■ ( AND OTHER BEERS ■ ■ other *5 19 goes to.” -------------------------r ---------------- ----------- wears, and all that his wile and children the x The manufacturer s»id nothing, but left M b . M oiitu N exclaims iu hi* letter wear, on all his tools and implements of in ' suddenly. INUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE. of acceptance that "Protection re-' dustry, is an obvious absurdity. To fill the vaults of the treasury with an idle surplus . ________ serve« America for Americans. Aud i for which the government has no legitimate i T hat the legislature will re-clec 11 ASHLAND, ; ; i OREGON. j KIND AND SIZE TICKETS. AND yet a few mouth* ago it was shown in ! use and to thereby deprive the people of the Dolph U. 8. senator on the first ballot Fine Brunswick Ji Balke Billiard Tables. ; ’Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Bourds, and Stronger than a Congressional investigation that the currency needed tor their business and daily is conceded, as the big majority was • pn ATTTGTAXl Q «SF*We AJso K^cp on ¿{and the Very j a Barb Wire Fence Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order. Republican Vice-Presidential candi-1 wants, and to create a powerful and danger rolled up Ly the element of which lie _[ lulv M, Will Sell, Rent and Handle ous stimulus to extravagance and corrup date Imd been importing contract la-' tion in the expenditures of the government, is a typical representative—the great BEST QUALITY of gw——— l»»rers from Europe to work Ins farm, I seems to me to be a policy at variance with monopolies. But the Portland Wd- Candies, Nuts and Real Estate on Commission ! Cigars, BRANDIES, WINES& LIQUORS I and this in face of a law strictly for every sound principle of government and of come in its “Current 8ayings” puts political economy. The necessity of reduc- bidding that kind of business. these words in the mouth of our own AT For Medicinal Purposes. | ing taxation to prevent such an accumula- i tion of surplus revenue and the consequent Gen. Lish Applegate: The people W. C. Cunnyngham’s R ev . E dward C ornet , a prominent depletiou of the circulatinr A Choice Collection of City and i All the leading papers on file. Every -—“— is 1---- rculating medium, so I will never elect Dolph again to the p»>tj dures to deny n, it; Senate. He’s too cold, and besides Front Street, Methodist preacher of Long Branch, lapparent that no party Near the Depot, body used alike and everybody invited to ! to consider the modps ; Country Property for s ale. call. modes who heretofore has voted the Repub ; but, when we come OREO-ON ’ hv which the reduction may be made, we the Democrats have promised to sup A shland , O regon . i lican ticket, will vote for President J find a wide antagonism between our party port me if I can make a strong show-!------ Cleveland's retention at the Lead of ' and the monopolistic leaders of our political Any peritoft wiehino to ttell prop- ; ing in my own party, and I can do it .V. ANDERSON, the Government. Mr. Cornet said: opponents. We seek to reduce taxes uuon i in great shape and mammoth propor- erty will find it to their interest tiie necessaries of life; our opponents seek “I consider Grover Cleveland the best to to call and see us. increase them. Can any sensible man tions.—'Lish Applegate. President the United States has had doubt as to where he should stand in the kinee Lincoln. In niy opinion he haff! controversy? Can any well informed man I. W. BURRISS, Proprietor. i T he Chinese cheap labor on this ‘ lived up to his pledge and the spirit of i be deceived by the fulse pretense that a i system so unreasonable and unjust is for coast effects wages vastly moro than ASHLAND, OREGON. This favorite I esort is gaining in popu the platform on which he was elected the benefit of laboring men? I larity every’ day. the tariff ¡¡ossibly can. ______________ _ _________ a* nearly as any human being could.” A full line of foreign and domestic goods, ALL GOODS WIIJL BE SOLD FOR CASH AT U1WK8T PRICKS. cassimeres and fancy suitings of the latest ^^’Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Hands. Druggist?, PROSECUTING TRUSTS. | styles, always on hand. T he Republicans are playing “good ALL SORTS. The very best of )VLNEH, BRANDIES, Lord and good Devil” with the liquor Store in Mrs. Gillette's building, corner 8CH00L BOOKS, STATIONERY,* BEER and CIGARS, kept con The pivijXMiutl action of the Tamma issue in the Empire Stole. While The Oregon Pacific is about to begin I of Main and Church streets’ stantly on hand. CLOCK8, WATCHES, shouting publicly for high license and ny Society in the prosecution of the the construction at Yaquina Bay of 50! G ood F its G uaranteed . PORTER & ALE. saloon restriction, they are circulating American Sugar Refinery, incorpora- freight cars. & JEWELRY. copies of the St. Louis Tribune among Fine Billiard Table, W. Irving Bishop has been giving . llie Germans, which declares that the I ted under the laws of California, for JAMES NORRIS, Main Street Corner, Ashland. Republican party is not in the “least | joining the New York Sugar Trust, has mind-reading exhibitions in the City * O dd F ellow ’ s B lock . The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and affected by the temperance mania.” I created considerable interest in com- of Mexico. « Hennessy brandy, which will lie sold by ■ I have on hand the F inest L ine of Mrs. Cynthia Leonard has been ' mercial circles. The question will be the quart or gallon. T he Mills lull, by taking taxes off BUILDER nominated for mayor of New York by Our tables a'e supplied with the latest pa Im, necemitivH of the people, leaves I tested in this state, as it is being tested the woman suffragists. pers. Come and see us and we will treat A shland , O regon . you as well as we know how. tilt* average import tax at 42.68 per ! in New York, whether the state courts Moses is mentioned in the Bible 793 Will furnish plans for any and all kinds of eent. The Senate bill, by relieving ! are effective to proteet the j'eople Staple and Fancy Goods. I inei here _______ end elsewhore, , and su^er- the luxuries of taxes, makes the rate I against the cornering of the necessaries times; he is called the “servant of buildings intend ’ ** the * construction of the - same when God ” nineteen times, "the man of — - — To lie found in this city. I have ADMINISTRATRIX ’ S NOTICE 42.23 per cent., or still lower than the desired. also a well selected stock of God” twice, the “chosen of God” once, • lfemocratic bill. And yet the monop , of life by illegal combinations. «.,,1 _ __ s ___ n__________ _________ • On Ashland Creek 3 miles from town, for i In the matter of the estate of Dennis I’orter ‘ the west oi the l’laza That manufacturers’ combines, and he went up in the mountain seven i , GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. olists have the assurance to call the sale at lowest living prjees. Give me a call i times to meet God. Lucky A Co. [17 I« deceased. 'ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, Mills bill a “free trade” measure. : known as trusts, are against public times to meet God. before buying elsewpere and saYe'tnoney. I ■ • Leave your orders at tfie I'pstoffipe. ' ■ vtotule IS HE OJI1E HEREBY GIVEN THAT CAPS, ETC., ETC. New York, Oct. 19.—Statistician policy is a fundamental doctrine of the ’ ’ CJourt ed has been api>ointed Qf J*¿kson ‘cóuiity, yJJ^ution' -- B. F. Reeser’s -- T he report of the Commissioner of Which I am offering at prices that defy 1-4 DENNIS PORTER. I j^hp bounty Brown, of the produce exchange, fur-1 Democratic party, and the local Tam-1 the General Land Office Stockslager, A. W. SCOTT, Orfgun. sifting in Probate, administratrix Uo™I*Waoii. nishes the following figures concerning — made a short time since, shows that many Society is prepared .to test its wheat: Total amount of wheat in re-; J? pf tfie astatp q F Dennis Fprter, >lefease<|. FARM FOR SALE. All persons indebted to said arp re-. the number of acres of land restored to efficacy against Mr, Blaine’s opinion serve in America is 440,000,000 bush-! nested to settle the sanielmniediately.and the publie domain under President tliat trusts are mostly private affairs els. Taking out for our consumption tose having claims against the estate will A Rare Opportunity for Anybody firesent Cleveland has been 83,158,990 acres, IN THE EDEN OF AMERICA, . them to E. DePeatt, the attorney with which the Government (that is, and for seed leaves about one hundred I Will be found the finest line of Wishing to Secure a Home. or the administratrix, at his office in Ash and that iu addition 65,020,538 have ASHLAND - » OREGON, I million bushels for export. land, Oregon, within six I been recommended for restoration. I the courts) has no concern. In the ■| /2 /1 acres situated on the east side of i date of this notice. Is pre|>ared to GIVE ESTIMATE« I___________ , The sequel to the tale of the Van-: A v’ ’ Evan’s creek, 5 miles from Wood This princely gift to the American i test case selected for trial here the Administratrix of said estate. and TAKE CONTRACTS on nil ville station, O. A C. R. R 40 acres under people is the fruit of Democratic re trust refinery is held in check by the couver Chinaman who had hi* toes Dated September 13th, 1888. classes of Brick and Wooden Build- fence, about 40 acres of good liottom land cut off at the depot is very touching. form. Who lielievea that if Blaine had suitable for gardening, timothy or alfalfa, ings in and adjacent to Ashland. open competition of the California A hungry dog happening to come by • been elected one single acre would 17 acres in cultivation, 2U acres in red top I Can be found at the New Hotel Refinery, which is not iu the cotnbiue. »aw the toes lying by the side of the EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. and timothy, a large garden of all kinds of have been recovered from the railway ADDITION Building. vegetables. Balance of place suitable for track, and without waiting to inquire cormorants, or that if Harrison is Therefore it has not been able to cinch 13J^ acres—Has been platted and record grain or orchard, considerable land partly- c I knku anything l>etter can be expect the consumers. But the adhesion of whether they were Caucasian or Mon cleared. 10 tons of grain hay goes with the In the matter of the estate oi Thomas 1*. . e<l and_town lots in the said addition are Partltitlar Attention to GEO. W. COOPER, golian, proceeded to make his dinner ’ now offered for sale. ed front his administration? place. About 200 fruit trees, some bearing. Boyd, deceased. the American Refinery to the sugar off them, thus saving Ah Sin the! Strawberries, blackberries and other shrub otice is hereby given that _____ _____ _______________ This tract is situated on the foothills bery. Spring at the house—running water T hb total wealth of the countv is trust gives the latter the absolute con trouble of burying them, who sagely tfie undersignedI has been appointed Ashland, commanding a good view within 35 feet of house to irrigate with when estimatixl at $45,000,000,000. Then' trol of two-tliirds of the sugar product remarked: “Dog eat Chinaman alee necessary. Box house 20x24, l1, story, Oregon, sitting in Probate, executrix of tpe G,e VaRey, and is near the main good fire piace. Lumber barn and a log estate of Thomas P. Boyd, deceased. are five Anieriem citizens with private j of the Hawaiian islands for the next saniee bimeby Chinuman eat dog.” Wishes to notify the public that he is l»art of town. Jt is ajso set out and * Which will be done in a workmanlike bam and other out buildings. Plenty of to TAKE ’ CONTRACTS for fortunes averaging $50000,000 each, four years, and in this way greatly The dry cold weather of the early winter AU jiersons indebted to said estate are re- bearing this season some of the most prepared outside range for stock. Good timber of all DWELLIKtiK, BARNS, BRIDGES *c months is productive of a great deal of ' manner and at prices that fifty with $10.000,000, 100 with $5,- <iuested to settle the same immediately, and iI1Bi.;nilli frllitj, ,,f qii kind« kinds. Good road to de]>ot. anywhere m the country lietirepn Rpd Bluff those having claims against the estate will >UBt,ou,i tru1« ™ aU »lnd»- 000,000, 200 with $3,000,000, 500 with strenthen* the combination. In other croup among children. Mothers should be i For further particulars call at the prem present For further particulars call on or address and 1 ortland. Haying a large crew <>f them to E. DePeatt. the attorney nm fompfriTIOIII ises or address. J ohn W. R obinson , $1,000,000 ami 1,000 with $500,000. words, the advantage which the Amer good men with me all the time. I pan put the executrix, at his office in Ashland. 1-18 Woodville, Oregon. | for up buildings in good shape and op short B. F. REESER, In other words, 1,855 persons own $3,- ican people should derive from the im apj>ear. True croup never comes without VU1 1 VVlill Ullllvlli Oregon, within six months from the date of notice. this notice M abv B. B oyd , 000,000,000, or more tlian twice as portation of free Hawaiian sugar is a warning; a day or two before the attack Ashland, Oregon. Reference given. Address the child will become hoarse, and that ———— Executrix of said estate. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE much as all the actual luouey in the Dated Septeml>er 13th, 1888. j absorbed by the Eastern sugar trust, so °w % ’ ow tL^Full stock always on hand and made GEO. W. COOPER, country. A less number of men, not i rough cougli. If ( hainberlam s Cough . . > J In the mr'ter of tlie estate of Rosella J. Mc Yreka, Cal. 10 or,*er- to exceed 1.000—railway magnates, the members of which fought the Remedy is given as soon as this hoarseness Bride. deceased. x______ princely Imnkers and heads of vast pro- Hawaiian treaty up to the date of its or cougli appears all danger and anxiety STAR BARBER SHOP. may be avoided; it has never failed, even —„ .... . , . FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES! otice is hereby given that tteted corporations—have alwolutc renewal.—[ Examiner. in the most severe cases. There is no dan- None but the best material used, the undersigned has been duly ap control, equivalent almost to actual ger in giving the Remedy for it contains no pointed by the County Court of Jackson HIGH & COTTRELL, ASHLAND, JACKSON C injurious substance. For sale bv T. K. In REESER’S BLOCK. < wnerahip, of $25,000,000,000 more. county. Oregon, sitting in Probate, admin T he impression prevails that the Bolton. istrator of the estate of Kosella McBride, Loss thau 3,000 men have in their, powerful Southern Pacific corporation Proprietors. ■ The finest Educational Ji , „ . . u . ASHLAND, :::::: OREGON. deceased. Lands $28.0UO,000 000 of the $45,000,- is lending its mighty hand in aiding All kinds of T. K. Bolton, the Druggist, desires to in within a radius of 200 miles. All persons indebted to said estate are re e are pleaded to annouce to the public ■ -------------------------- 000.000 of wealth in the country. Such the election of Harrison and Morton, form his patrons that he is agent for Cham- quested to settle the same immediately, and that we are still at the old stand on Scholarship, one year ....................... .$30. Tne immense sale of Chamberlain's those having claims against the estate will is the mult of a high tariff system and the great “railroad show” held at berlain's Cough Remedy, the best and most reliable medicine in use for coughs, colds Cough Remedy has been produced to a great present them to E. DePeatt, the attorney M ajk S treet . op(s>site the Central House, Commercial Cour.-e »25. which gives Andrew Uarnegie $1,500.- Sacramento yesterday is one of the in and where anyone wishing work done in our t ...:..;.... i . croup. No one suffering from a throat extent, bv people, who have been cured by for the administrator, at his office in Ash line will always find us ready to serve them. Training S bool, per jear................ »15. ______________________ 000 a year and his laborers sixty cents dicators. The people of California or lung trouble trouble ran use it without lienefit. t telling their friends and neighbors of its land. Oregon, within six months from the trees U will u,ll cure c.™ a „ severe ~j.i — . than han quaUties an(1 urging totryit date of this notice. Shaving, 25c; Hair cutting. 25c ; Bbanqio*- For further information address, cold ... in i less ... time a day. Il breeds millionaires aud know that the 8. P. Company do not It J. H. M c B bide , For Sale by MARTIN & ANDREWS. ing. 25c; Sea Foam, 2.5c. , j g SW EET. P resident any other medicine or treatment ; itist__, ---- -- lulu . m ^ K1 the The_ most_severe _cold wili soon yield to it« Administrator of said estate. IVXST, I trauijis, inouopoliuta aud l»‘ggars. want Harrison merely for love. WAT.*,*nurteriesC'X>k * *•“ Vaucouver- only known remedy that will prevent croup, soothing effects. For sale by T. . K. Bolton. Dated September 13th, 1908. Iff* L amkh hale cmuiu a SnciALTY. A'liland. < Oregon. VARIETY E. M. MILLER, STORE I T ■ ’ “Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables CLAYTON & GORE. CHJARS TOBACCOS, H. H. LITTLE’S FRESH Paints,Oils & VaRnishes GROCERIES! GEO. C. EDDINGS, PainTiig of Ail Kinds MILLINERY. ASHLAND HOUSE! Sfc, Ijffffl!, ¡fflll MW. Fancy Goods & Notions. J PUMPS, BLACKSMITH COAL, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. -p- SKATING RIH! NEW OREGON. :A DEPARTURE! FIRM. CASH IN HAND General Real Estate Or Approved Country Produce. -BUSINESS.- STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, Ming, Hats, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, DePEAT & KYLE. i Ashland Fence Works! HARDWARE STORE Billiard Saloon. • H, S. EMERY LUCKEY & CO GROCERIES, Real Estate Agents, ALE AND PORTER. V Exchange Saloon, DRUGS AND HARDWARE- Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware. CHITWOOD BROS. MILLEB & STRANG, M. L. ALFORD, ARCHITECT & Dress Goods, Trimmings HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE Porter’s Sawmill ASHLAND, Oregon I NEW TIN SHOP Procure a Home S E Hardware, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copperware Contractor & Builder, B. F. REESER’S Highland Park JOB WORK, N N Contrctor & Builder, By the Carload. W Fruit and Ornamental ♦
