VALLEY RECORD.
KENO KERNELS.
California Lions.
Cli;.- H<-ley has given his two Cali­
1 have tried in vain to ascertain just
I why the Organization of the Klamath fornia E a- captured in the Siskiyou
ABH LAND, O b . .T hvbxdat . May ». 1*0 - blooded-stock association was pm>t]M,n- mU., to th« Portland Park, and they
ed to June. Perhaps a sufficient num­ were ,-hi|qxd to manager Koehler <f
Thia issue cloaca the first year’s ex­ ber to form a quorum was not present. the O. A C., Friday. Although feroc­
istence of the V »L eet R ecord . Al­ ■ This organization is a very imioitant ious animals, Chai ley could play with
though we have not been in the habit, work. The weightiest business that them like kittens. They are 5 months
which prerails among newspapers gen­ Klamath county has to perform in the old, male and female, and will be quite
erally, of devoting our space largely to ' present decade is the dissemination of an addition to the park.
“tooting our own liorn,’’on this occa­ bkxxled stixrk and the dispersion of the
W. H Moral and S. B. Whittle, of
sion our readers will please indulge us sheep-headed scrubs that are so unwor­
a little. B»-»ulcs being a success from . thy the rich Klamath gram. When tluit the Port il Co. put in a til“, r ¡ph office
the start the R ecord ’ s circulation I job is completed, then will l.e fulfilled atCeutr.il Point last week. It is in
pasMxl the 1000 mark some time ago the prophecy of John Fairchilds, ti; .: Sav .ge> fine new hotel, the St. Cloud,
and is now on a g<xxl start towards Klamath basiu will, as a stock reg:, a,' .::id L u Savage is I be manager.
1-500. This is a circulation tliat many be superior to Washoe.
Ja . Chenor. i.h, < f Douglas county,
interior |>a{>ers of older establishment
The liberal adverti.-ing oithei’>>rt- war ■ n Tuesday's train for San Fran-
don’t generally exceed, aul for rapidity land board of trade is reapings goodly • i-co on ■ ock I u-ines«. Mr. Driscoll,
of growth in that length of time is reward of immigration to Oregon, ami <.I Si.j.-on, formerly of this valley, was
seldom outdone by papers | ubluhed in l every place of note in the State is ad­ in this city looking up the stock mar­
places of this size and its surrounding vertising its advantages, as it should, ket also, the first of the week.
population. Additions liave lx en made I in justice to itself and to the myriads
Buy’s suits from $2 75 up at O. H.
to the office which amount to three ! seeking to better their conditions. The BL.unt’s.
x
times the cost of the original plant, Keno country has water power inferior
including a job printing outfit. We to no other in the Northwest. Its tim­
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
have sent for smaller type (minion ber, soil and gras» are of the first qual­
JLSHLÆISrjD, OTòEG-OlSr-
United
States Lund Office, Roseburg, Or..) ‘
size) and will put the R ecord in a new ity, and its facilities for transportation
May 4th. 1889. f I
dress as soon as it arrives. This is over river and lake, magnificent. Man­ N otice is hereby G iven that
done sb as to get more news and read­ ufactures will sit down confidently on
in compliance with the provisions of
Our stock having been Replenished with all seasonable goods, it is complete now in
ing matter on each page ot the paper. i our solid millsites, dairy business will the act of congress of June 3, 1878. entitled
An act for the sale of timber lands in the ;
A mailing machine, in order to get the bring forth the smiling, placid, drain- “
states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and 1
all its Branches.
mail up quicker, something badly : ing,straining, blue-eyed milkmaid, rich Washington Territory.” F. S. Sprague, of
Woodland,
county
of
Yolo,
state
of
Califor
­
needi-d, and which will allow us a cou­ ¡cheese and golden butter-balls, and
ple hours later in going to press, has | over our beautiful lake, river and wood- nia. has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No '
for the purchase of the
also been ordered and will soon lie in ' land scenery will roll a boom fruught N W >4 of section No 2. in township No 40
operation. Should our business “keep ’ with peace on earth, good will to man 8 Range No 5 E, and will offer proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
up its Irek” by next year will put in a ' and better will to woman.
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
ma tn mi th ¡xiwer printing press (to lie
The R ec d ’ h LinkviPe corieapond- fturixjses, and to establish his claim to said
run by an electric motor, from the
: ent stated in your last issue that the and before the Register and Receiver of this
Ashland Power <fc Electric Light Co.’s I Ager stage had reduced the fare to $5. office at llo-eburg, Or., on Thursday the
plant for transmitting jxjwer through | Probably some Portland dru-amer has 18th day of July, 1889.
He names as'witnesses: RW Pendegast
j
out the city, which will be in operation
j been misreporting around Linkville. and II H Beamer of Woodland, Cal., 8 W
by that time), to take the place of our
Boyer
and
C
Boyer
of
Grand
Island,
Cal.
‘ These drummers love to prevaricate, Any anti all persona claiming adversely the
Prouty cylinder press.
i When one of them gets a good opjior- above descnlted lands are requested to file
Just as soon as we feel convinced
, tunity to crush truth to the earth he their claims in this office on or before said f
that a good daily paper would receive
1889.
I
i glories like an Italian sunset, and eon- 18th day of C July.
has . W. J ohnston , Register.
enough support to be a paying enter­
1 templates the crush with joy unspeak-
prim*, a daily edition of the R ecord ! able. Agent Nichols says that the fare
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
will lie issued. A paj>er that can’t
has lx*en reduced $1 and no more.
make money is of no service to a com­
Roseburg, Or.,)
The fare from Ashland to Keno by the United States luind Office. May
4th, 1889. f
munity, and there is no use in running
[ Ager route, then, is $7.75, while by the N otice is hereby given that
dailies unleas they pay.
I
in compliance with the provisions of
Ashland-Linkville stage it is only $5.
I
If I am not mistaken, Portland and ; the act of congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
j
“
An
act
for
the
sale
of
timber
lands
in
the
Dr. W. Heward Webb,who is making
Ashland will see that the Ashland- j states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
i
a dazzling trip around the country iu
Linkville stage “gets there.” Even now Washington Territory,” H B Pendegast. of
a train of the finest appointed and
; the travel on that road is beginning to Woodland, county of Yolo, state of Califor­
most brilliant cars ever made, was in
has this day filed in this office his sworn
stir the surface of business at both nia,
statement No
. for the purchase of the
Ashland last Baturday evening north­
ends. It also stirred up business in j N E J4 of section No 2, in township No 40 8
ward bound, going as far as Alaska.
the middle last week, 15 timber hunt- i Range No 5 E, and will offer proof to show
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The party’ consisted of 11 people who
the land sought is more valuable for its
: era having arrived at Parker’s in a | that
1
timber
or stone than for agricultural pur- j
had 26 servants along. Our mathe­
, body.
poses,
and to establish his claim to said land
matical reporter “sizes up” Webb as
The writer has received a letter from before the Register and Receiver of this
follows: He is a son in-law of W. H.
office at Roseburg, Or., on Friday the 19th
the
Fresno miller, who says he has : dav
Vanderbilt, who died in N. Y. of Ujxi-
of July, 1889.
He names as witnesses: 8 W Boyer and
plexy about four years ago. Mrs. been offered premiums from parties at
Boyer of Grand Island, Cal., R H Beamer I
Webb inherited $50,000,000 of her different points as inducements for him I j C
F 8 Sprague of Woodland, Cal. Any
to start a flour-mill. He replied to and
father's money.
anil all persons claiming adversely the above
It may, in this connection, be of in­ each and every one that tlie only lx>nus described lands are requested to file their
terest to our readers to recall some of a sensible miller required was the re-! claims in this office on or before said 19th
day of July, 1889,
the figures of the enormous wealth of ward of well-doing. These arc fine
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
business
fellows!
After
considerable
Wm. H. Vanderbilt, which at the time
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
of his death was estimated at $200,- lalxir and sacrifice of time, I induced
t
000,000. If this money was all in silver a capitalist to come and invest in the
United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or.,I
dollars it would weigh 5892 tons and flour-mill business at Keno. They
May 4th, 1889. f
1700 11 ms . At 10 tons to the car it heard of my success, pricked up their
OTICE is hereby given that in compli­
I
ears
and
resolved
to
steal
that
success,
ance
with
the
provisions
of the act of
would make 580 car loads, or about 3|
congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act
miles of train, requiring, under ordin­ if posssble, by sending the capitalist for the
sale of timber lands in the states of
ary circumstances, about 25 locomo j four pages of magniloquence about “our California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
♦
«»1»
Tnrri
irxrv . ’ ,rJ ohn I’endegast,of
oira of Pnril
a n/T I
lives to haul it. This money in silver j section”{and the offer of a bonus! This ton Territory
Portland
dollars placed tide hy side would reach rapacious gall has subsided in the county of Multnomah, state of Oregon, has
OREGON
state- ­ i
m
■ I
this day filed in this office his sworn state
a distance of 4735 miles, or about as soup, but it was an amazingly beauti­ ment No . for the pnrehase of the 8 E X
Liras from New York to St. Petersburg. ful business thing in its day. Smith of section No 2G. in township No 39 8 Range
Russia. If piled one dollar U|wi an­ told the writer that he would not take No 5 E, and will offer proof to show that
Samples sent on application.
Country orders promptly attended to.
land sought is more valuable for its
other it would reach a height of 776 $10,000 for his mill privilege at Keno. i i the
timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
Perhaps
some
of
these
bonus
men
miles, and if spread over the ground it
I poses, and to establish his claim to said
would cover nearly a section of land. thought of monkeying with Smith in land before the Register and Receiver of
lxx
At 6 par cent ¡»er annum it would the hope of getting there themselves. this office at Roseburg, Or., on Friday the
’ 19th day of July, 1889.
bring $12,000,000 a year, $1,000,000 a
Keno was not so unpatriotic as to let
He names as witnesses: W R Pond, J L
month, $33,330 a day, $1388 an hour, the centennial anniversary of Wash •Simpson, William Knox. John Powers, of
I
i
Woodland,Cal.
Any and all persons claim­
and about $24 a minute, or 40 cents at ington’s inauguration pass unobserved.
I
adversely the above described lands are
JLZRZE
DAILY
.A.
2R,
ELI
GALUST
CG
every swing of the pendulum
To Visitors came to “the store” and were ing
requested to file their claims in this office
further illustrate his wealth we will say admitted by the patriotic Capt. Ferree, on or before said 19th day of July, 1889.
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
that if Wm. H. had lived at the time who stood beneath a flag that once
-- B. F. Reeser’s -
of Adam and Eve and had been saving waved at Shiloh. An orator and a
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
money at the rate of $25,000 a year, pail of lemonade stood on the counter
he would have had to live and save and both had “a stick in it." The ora­ United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.,)
May 4th, 1889. f
that amount for 2115 years yet to be tor’s stick, which was a little the heav­
OTICE is hereby given that in compli­
worth the $200,000,000. (The scrip ier of the two, brandished itself grace­
ance with the provisions of the act of
Will be found the finest line of
t'”*es and also some of our almanacs fully above the tribune. “American
! congress of June 3. 1878, entitled “An act
give the time of Adam and Eve.) pride,” he shouted, “should be let loose | for the sale of timber lands in the states of
Wm. H. Vanderbilt did not save this day! On great occasions American California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wasliing-
I ton Territory.” Il W I’endegast, of Wood-
money, but like his son-in-law, Webb, pride is prone to sweat under fear of land, county of Yolo, state of California,
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
s|>ent it lavishly. On his last trip to ridicule or Bwelter in the froth of bom­ has this dav filed in this office his sworn
U..I
A. W. Scott, the Contractor and Builder, being called back to Portland
statement
No
for
the
purchase
of
the
Ht
rDCeS that dety COmpetltlOH.
London he took letters of credit with bast. It is less like the Eagle in tone,
by business interests, offers for sale the following property, which will be a
S
E
>4
of
section
No
2,
in
township
No
40
8
Him to the amount of $1,000,000 and and more like the Shanghai rooster! [ Range No 5 K, and will offer proof to show I
bargain for somebody.
when asked by the clerk who issued American pride is the elevation of! that the land sought is more valuable for its !
Particular Attention to
them what he wanted to sjiend so American soul and the dignity of sixty ' timber or stone than for agricultural pur- I
noses,
and
to
establish
his
claim
to
said
land
|
million
American
kings!
This
is
the
|
much money on the trip for, he an­
before the Register and Receiver of this j
swered with a smile, “you know it is centennial anniversary of the day on i office
at Roseburg, Or., on Thursday the !
Near the Devlin Tract out on the Boulevard, less than two miles from
customary to foo waiters in Euro|ie.’’ which it first recognized its right to 18th day of July. 1889.
Ashland.
This is choice land for peaches or other fruit—such land as that
Wc
call
special
attention
When at home in his 5th Avenue res­ don the loftiest plumes under heaven! ■ He names as witnesses: R H Beamer and
Which will be done in a workmanlike of the Galey Peach Orchard, which is already well kown to horticulturists
idence, his household expenses were One hundred years ago it drank to F S Sprague of Woodland, Cal.. C Boyer and
all over the State, and which sold for $600 jx'r acre during the last few
Samuel Boyer of Grand Island, Cal. Any
$800 a day. Hu paid his last chief Washington and the living guard who and all persons claiming adversely the above
manner and at prices that
to C. M. HENDERSON A
days. About 4 acres cleared and ready for the plow. This will be sold,
cook $7500 a year. He gave a ball defended and watched our American described lands are requested to file their
if applied for soon, at $100 per acre. Will be sold as a whole or in 10 and
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
said
18th
I
liberty.
To-day,
gentlemen,
we
thrust
shortly before his death in which the
7 acre pieces.
i
day
of
July,
1889.
decorations and supjicr (with wine) : our glasses into this pail of lively lem­
CO.’S (Chicago) Red School
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
onade and drink to Washington and
cost him $250,000.
his guard of rniglity spirits who are
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Full stock always on hand and made
House Shoe, and CHURCH,
The writer in the Grant’s Pass livelier than ever, still marching
United
States Land Office. Roseburg, Or..)
to order.
At the junction of Union, Gresham and Iowa streets in the neighlor-
through
history
and
still
inspiring
tne
Courier is incensed that any one should
May 4th, 1889. (
hood of the new Reeser, Carter and Eddings residences. Price now, $550.
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refer to the large Ixxly of valley land rising generation with bravery, patriot­
'OTICE is hereby given that in compli­
ance with the provisions of the act of1 BROWN & CO.’S (Boston)
tributary to the Rogue river, and on ism and confidence in the success of
Apply to Roper, Galey & Helm, A T. Kyle or G F. Billings.
None but the best material used.
congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act I
which arc located Ashland, Jackson-; American government. Gentlemen, I : for i the
sale o' timber lands in the states of
In
REESER
’
S
BLOCK.
rille, Medford, Central Point and other drink to American pride.”
' '.■•liforniii, Oregon, Nevada, ami Washing-
$3 calf B. J. Shot-e, the best
Keno, Oregon. P etek the P oet . ‘ ton Territory.” R II Beamer, of Woodland,
large towns as the Rogue River Valley.
ASHLAND, :::::: OHEGON.
i countv of Yolo, state of California, has this
>
Inasmuch as all that country was
day filed in this office his sworn statement
LAKES DRYING UP.
christened Rogue River Valley by those
made.
No .
for the purchase of the N W 54 of
HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
who first entered and pioneered this
Th ■ Herald, published in the now -eciion No 12, in township No K) 8 Range 5
“promised land,” and as it has been : ¡county >>f Harney, says that not over E, and will offer pnxif t>> show that the land -
-ought is more valuable for its timber or
Every pair guaranteed.
called by that name for forty years past I , four miles of the original bed of Warner stone
than for agricultural purixixes,and to |
ROBERTS <f O'NEIL,
—many years lx-fore there was any i I l ike is now covered with water, wherus e tabii.-h liis cl.iini to sai l I iiiJ before the
Kalsomining, Paper Hanging and
F
TALENT,
OREGON. HAVE 8UB-
such pl ie * as Grant’s Pass—it will take i in 1865 there was seven feet of water Register and Receiver of this office at
divided their fine farm, situated '/, of a
Graining.
mon* than the edict of this writer to i on land that is now dry, and this year a Roseburg, Or., on Friday the 19th day of
mile north of the town of TALENT, into
I Julv, 188!>.
change the name. In 1854 tin; legis­ stack containing 300 tons of hay was
—TO—
tracts to suit purchasers, and i ’R ices accord­
lie naims as witnesses: 8 W Boyer and
A shland , - - - O hegon .
ing to selections made. Parties in search
lature tix'k it into its head to do away burned on land which in 1872 was sur­ C Boyer of Grand Island. Cal., Il W" Pende­
of homes will do well to inspect these lands
Shop on cor. of Water and Spring
with the name of Rogue river, and did veyed as W arner lake. Goose lake, gast and F 8 Sprague of Wixxlland, Cal. |
before purchasing, as it is ail A No. 1
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
Streets.
change it to “Gold river,” and that ' which once reached Lakeview, is now above
described lands are requested to file
Fruit and Grain
name np|x*ars on some plats and maps, five miles away, and Malheur lake, in tlieir claims in this office on or before said i
Only a few more Choice
Land. The soil is mostly black loam and
but the new name died alxirning—so ; Harney county, is eight feet lower than l!Mh day of July. 1889.
STAR
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
will produce Alfalfa without irrigation.
would any other name than Rogue ' at any )>eriod in the memory of the
For further particulars apply at the farm
river for the fertile valley of Jackson j oldest inhabitant. The Winnemucca
14 of a mile north of town.
’ (48-5m)
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
county. The productive soil and ge­ Silver State says that Humboldt lake
In this desirable location, with a frontage
United
States
Land
Office.
Roseburg,
Or.,)
I
A.
A.
BASHOR.
nial climate of the lands along Bear, in Nevada, which some years ago com­
J. E. SMITH.
of 50 feet on Alida avenue and a depth
H. F. HIGH, Proprietor.
May
4th,
1889.
j
Neil, Emigrant, Jackson, Applegate, prised a sheet- of water sixteen or eigh­
of 1G0 ft. Centrally located and a beau­
'OTICE is hereby given that in compli- !
AM PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TO
tiful view of the surrounding
Butte, Wagner, Fool’s, Sardine, Evans, teen miles long and 8 to 12 wide,
ance witli the provisions of the act of
the public that I am still at the old stand
country makes these lots the
and Antelo|>c creeks liave given the is now only a few milea long and per­
I congress of June 3, 1878, entitled “An act;
on Main street, opposite the Central House,
most desirable and choicest
Rogue river valley the reputation and haps one or two miles wide. Hum­ for the sale of timber lands in the states of
where any one wishing work done in my
Residence Lots in Ash­
California,
Oregon,
Nevada,
and
Washing-
:
line will always find me ready to serve
land. Prices low.
character that it enjoys, and it seems boldt river has not discharged any wa-1 ton Territory.” J L Simpson, of Woodland,
them.
Shaving,
25c;
Hair
Cuttiug,
25c;
like trying to steal their thunder and ter into the lake for several years, and countv of Yolo, state of California, has this '
TERMS
EASY.
Sea
Foam,
25c.
do business on the capital of these 1 a large area that was covered several day filed in this office his sworn statement
Climate free with each lot. Look at these
No
for
the
purchase
of
the
S
E
J4
of
i
L
adies
iiaib
cvtting
a
S
pecialty
.
places fdr any one to say that Josephine ' feet with water at one time is now as '
ots before buying elsewhere. Enquire of
section No 22, in township No 39 8 Range
county is the Rogue river valley and dry as any part of Humboldt valley. I No 5 E. and will offer proof to show that !
E. E. Miner on the vremises.
|37Ü1
OREGON.
GOLI) HILL,
Jackson county is in some other valley. It is a tact, however, that the lake was tlie land sought is more valuable for its ,
or stone than for agricultural pur­
--[Portland World.
as low nine or ten years ago as it is to­ timber
poses, and to establish his claim to said (and
Fish! Fish! Fish!
day, and five years ago it was as high ‘ before the Register and Receiver of this .
Wm. Wilson, an old time Jackson as it was ever known to be. Imini- - office at Roseburg, Or., on Friday the 19th I
Druggists.
county farmer who sold his fine farm grants in early days who saw the Hum­ dav of July. 1889.
He names as witnesses: ('L Hollings­
of 510 acres on Rogue river to J. O. boldt discharge an immense volume of
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
worth, R G Lawson, W R Pond of Wood­
Johnson, of Medford, has gone out to water in the lake, or sink, as it was call land, Cal.. John Pendegast, of Portland,
Having contracted for a supply of
Klamath county with a view of settling. ed, believed it had a subterraneous out­ Or. Any and all persons claiming adverse- |
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
fresh fish every’ day, he will sell them
Iv the above lescrilxal lands are requested
I wish to inform the public that I have
at the lowest jmssiblc prices. Quality
City Marshal Walrnd’s report for the let ; but that idea was erroneous, as the to file their claims in this office on or lx*fore j
two fine bred stallions (Hambletonian and
& JEWELRY.
volume
of
water
was
reduced
by
evap
­
guaranteed. Will commence to ped­
said 19th day of July, 1889.
For information regarding prices on town lots, improved city Patchen), that I will make the season of
six months ending April 30th: All
1889 in Rogue River valley, making my
dle on Thursday, Jan. 31st. A portion
fin«, w. J qhxstox , Register, property or lands, address as above, enclosing stamp.
Main Street Corner, Ashland.
cor|x>ration lax of 1889, $2435.30; bus­ oration, not drainage.
stands at Ashland, Medfora and Central
These are interesting facts and the
of your }*atronage solicited.
iness licenses, $722; water rents,
convey
inquirers
to
their
property
and
give
them
all
the
infor
­
Point
and
will
also
stop
at
Phoenix
on
my
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
$95.85; dog licenses $59; net income cause of this great change needs to be
A fine and carefully selected stock
way down and coming back. The under­
mation concerning the country, free of charge.
discovered
before
the
land
created
by
signed will, if addressed at either place of tobaccos just received at the Ash­
from city pound,$33.92; total,$3346.07.
-h* ' J±!lL±ì uTT .T i
United States Land Office. Roseburg. Or.,)
above mentioned, come to the residence of land grocery store.
the shrinkage of the waters is used.,
•
May 4th, 1889. i
All kinds of oils at H. S. Evans’, x
any
one
wishing
the
use
of
his
horses,
if
not
XrOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
in
compli-
'
There must be a fine body of rich allu- ■
In Ashland and surrounding eountry
JOHN c. MORE
living to far away. Any one wishing pedi­
ance with the provisions of the act of
FRED H. ROWE,
Bargains in millinery and fancy vial land created, or rather brought to
established by the undersigned physi­
gree of horses can have them by addressing,
congress ef June 3, 1878, entitled “An act
goods at Mrs. Boynton’s. Eggs taken ' the surface, by the shrinkage of the for the sale of timber lands in the states of
cians, April 10th, 1889:
in exchange for goods.
lakes and the cause must show for it­ California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing- j
Day Visit in City................................. $2 50
Territory," William Knox, of Wood- i
Water proof building paper, wrap­ self if investigated. No doubt the ton
Night “ “ •• .................... 3 50 to 5 00
land,
county
of
Yolo,
state
of
California,
Consultation.......................................... 5 00
ASHLAND, OREGON.
ping jxqx'r and twine at H. S. Evans’. tramping of the surrounding soil and has this day filed in this office his sworn
Prescriptions ........................................ 1 M
for the purchase of the
E. B. Hunsaker hits a number of fine , consequent compacting of the surface statement No
Obstetrics, and one subsequent visit 15 00
N W »4 of sec No 22. in Tp. No 39 8, range
•
must
have
some
influence.
There
can
After
April
First
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Instrumental.
30 00 to 50 00
residence lots that are to lie had at low
A shland
... O hegon .
No 5 E. and will offer proof to show that
Mileage, one dollar per mile.
prices and easy terms. Apply at not have Wen any decided change in the land -ought is more valuable tor its i
Will leave Ashland every Monday morn­
snow fall or rain fall to cause the diff­ timl>er or stone than for agricultural pur­
Resolved that bills for medical services tie
Are prepared to give estimates, and
ing for Medford; will be in Meilford Monday
music room*
within ninety (HO) days from
erence. If the waters rise and fall in pose-. and to establish liis claim to said
We are now fully stocked up and are prepared to furnish a full line of ' evening and Tuesday. In Central Point take contracts. Will put up any class presented
Wednesday morning. Will lie in Ashland of stone work desired, in a gtxxl and cessation of treatment and that interest at
Holed Hay for Sale.
course of years, it may be possible to laud before the Register and Receiver of j
the
rate
of
ten per cent ¡»er annum lie
this office at Roseburg, Ogn, on Friday
1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday until fur­
Bowe A More, at their lumber van! regulate their standing by drainage, the 19 <tsv of July. 1889.
substantial manner, as both are ex­ added to bills after presentation.
ther notice.
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in Ashland are in receipt of a large though most of those interior lakes are
He names as witnesses: J L Simpson. R
perienced workmen. References giv­
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Men's heavy lined duck ulsters, only en where required.
quantity of baletl alfalfa liav, which sinks into which streams flow without G Lawson. Greene Hollingsworth, John
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Powers, all of Woodland. California. Any
$3 00 at O. H. Blount’s.
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having any known outlet.
they are offering cheap.
Residcnce—Cor. Union & Allison St.
J B N ewmax , M D.
ami all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
If you want your piano or organ
Fl.OKY- In Eagle Point. May 3, 180. to
lee cream ! lee cream ! 15cts a dish, their claims in this office on or before said
Advertise in and sulmcribe for the 1 Candies, nuts and other confection­
At lowest prices.
Also any special sizes cut.
Cedar also furnished. tunned by a first class workman leave
Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Flory, a son. Mother
1889.
V alley R ecokd .
ami child are doing well* but )>oor Jack is and piciniuni bread at Wm. Mills’ 19dav of Julv,
ery at Wexler’s U. 8. bakery.
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Bills
figured
on
and
cut
to
order
on
short
notice.
C has . W. J ohnston , Register.
word with E. B. Hunsaker.
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bakery.
in a precarious condition.
Don’t Fail to Read This,
It is to Your Interest
You can Save Money by purchasing from
BROS
MORAL
t.
Received direct from the fac
tory a full line of Ladies fine
DRY and FANCY GOODS,
LADIES and CHILDRENS STRAW HATS,
French kids, hand turned and hand
welts, all sizes and all widths
MENS and BOYS CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CARPETS and WINDOW SHADES.
Also full line of Newhall & sons
solid school shoe, every pair warrant
ed not to rip; in all sizes and widths
Being connected with a large store in California
we get all goods from first hands and can save you
from 15 to 20 per cent on all your purchases.
We are constantly receiving new goods and can
fill any order promptly.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
MORAL BROS.
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Gents £
<3. Boys Clothing,
Hats, Caps, etc.
And will be sold at our well known i
LOW PRICES.
TWO CHOICE PIECES OF
TIN STORE
REAL ESTATE
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Hardware, Tin,
Sheet-Iron and
Copperware.
At a Bargain
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND
JOB WORK,
DEFY COMPETITION.
Two Choice City Lots
N
L. A.
Land for Sale!
PAINTER,
O
J. M. McCALL.
Barber Shop,
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SMITH & BASHOR,
JXTotice to
Horsemen and Breeders I
CHITWOOD BROS.
Improved Farms, Fruit and Wild
Lands, for Sale at Low Prices.
P. H. DONOGHUE
Agents for the Townsite of GOId Hill.
ROWE & MORE.
LUMBER!
Dressed and Finishing Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, etc.
RESIDENCE LOTS
N. C. BOYNTON,
Ferguson | Foor,
Stone Masons