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Commissioner'* Court. KENO KEKSEte The follow ing pr<»-e«-ding8 were lud at E l *. V alley R s '. vb »:— e the June term oí the ComaÚMÍoner'ti In the rear of Ixatate and Mickelson ’a «mirt: blai ksti.ith shop i* a well, the most re- ‘ ABHLAND.Oa. .Tut a»i>at. June 13. i860 In th«.' matter of the eganty road pe- maikable in th<- Northwest. The Keno titioiied for bv Tls*. Martin, et al., in well-burer made the bole, which is 74 Trail Creek prwim t ildey Morrison, J. feet deep and six indies in diameter. | THAT HOAD AEPROPIll ATION A. Houston and <7eo. Lywh apiKRiitvl Tlie curb is a great ledge around it to a ’ C*. B. W. «rites from Aahtand in Sun- viewers ami J. S. Hu.ian surveyor, to dcjftli of forty-tlirev feet. Thirat never <i*y’a Oregonian in ana*er to a coiomu- mei-t at North Trail (’reek s -hool house bucked down from a cooler or a sweeter niéaúoa in tiie iaam- of May 2Htli about on June 14th, Ittoo. to view, survey and refreshment than is afforded by a drink V “Senator (ojcawell'a Road.” It is a state lay out said road. of tlie water. The water will lie brought Koad petitioned for liy G. Naylor, et al., up by a force-pump. ment of trta that cannot la- denied . In paragraph lour oí C. C.’a letter, be in Me>lford and Jacksonville praeta<-ts, “( liallenge. or !*• challengedshriek aaya: “It ia trae tliat aomc yearn ago T. Cameron, II. E. Ankeny and Phil MO,*»") was appropriated lor tlie Aahlaud- Gk-ave appointed viewers ami J. S. How the Keno nine to the nine of Linkville fjnkriBo road and expendo 1 thereon In ard surveyor, to meet at the < 1« rk'* office If tla game comes off it w ill !*• July 4. at Liukville, for $lUtt a side. Some think the immedíate vicinity of Aahland.” in Jacksonville on June JIMli. Tie Hon. K. J. Ih»y, of Jacksonville, Itoud petitioned for by Tlios. E. Nich- the Linkvilk blood is up ami the liallami • aa chairman of the lajurd tliat had the oto, et al in IHtle Butte precinrt, Clia*. Irjt will get together “right smart.” dialmraeinent of tlie money appropriated Griffith, I. N. Thomas and John Young < itliers take a more pessimistic view and at that time for the aurvey ami conatruc- ap[>ointed viewers and J. f*. Howard predict that the lait will not take wings tion of tlie rood referred Io in C. C.’a let surveyor, to meet at Geo. Bl own’s store and the lull will rise not from its death like rejsjse under sister Sadie’s piano. ter, which waa. and is, known m the at Eagle Point, June 2Bth. Rosal petitioned for by A. S. Drew, et Meantime, the man who exjiects to Is* Hoatliern fircgon wagon road, and here al., on Applegate. Robt. Cameron, C. B. Keno umpire is eating brain food, soak ia what Judge I Mr aava alsiut it. Matney and A. L. Enynrt appointed ing his head and otherwise tracing tip J oxooxviLLC. Or.. June 1 IsO*. Hon. C. B. Watson. A-hlaud Or. — D rab viewers and J. S. Howard Httrveyor, to for the l>oped-for contest. si « Your» of yesterday received In reply meet at rt-aidence of Wm. Rar June 22d. At one time Mr. Smith, the new miller, thereto -ay that the art to provide for the O. J. Nillan waa upisjintui justice of left the mill in which he was employed con-trurtlon of the Kuutheni Oregon wagon the jieace of Trail Crex-K precinct. at Fresno, and went to the Yosemite val road, a» found on |<age h >> of general law» of Petition of W. H. Atkinson, et al., to ley. Immediatly hundreds of that mill’s Oregon for 1X72, appropriate«! the sum |25,- vacate certain inuntv road in Ashland <»fi in gold and silver roin, etc., but a» there customers withdrew their ]>atroiuige. The -ante«! wa» in cota in the state treasury arising precinct, was grantexl. Hom. though giviiiiid by an ordinarily Petition of tiie Tolo Townsite A Milling good miller.didn’t suit the fastidious from tlie net procee«!» from thé «ale of •«amp ami overflowed, or title lands, we Co., for the lease of Rogue river, was on had to take orders drawn on the swamp motion bv their attorneys, Relit. A. Mil Freenoites. Tlie mill company solicited land fund, and I, as chairman, found it very ler and W. H. Parker, continued until him to return and resume work at a greatlv increased salary. He did so, and lilffirtilt Io negotiate the sale of those i the July term. bonds. ! wrote to every hanking firm then the Fresnoites returned to tlieir old mill. » WAUKDIffiAST, Rejiort of J. M. Ixitiand. keeper of the in Oregon, and to quite a numlier at San The mill will be in full operation Sept. 1, county hospital, approved and ordered Francisco. Cal.. *n<i finally I worked them , and samples of tlie flour will lie sent off at nearly 11 cento on an average, and re placed on tile. abroad to epicurians. The mill will be it a ceived in all the »uni of flo.aii). The «urvey ic The contrac t of W. C Daley for build- four stories high, 30x40 dimensions and •■otnmenced at Ashland from Silver < ’ity to ing a briilge m • across Butte creek, exaniin- supplied with equipments of the latest t amp Mcltorawtt. Whole distance. 343 j — wI al) ,i apl ,„ and approved style and first class. \Ve arc going to miles and 41 .WMIchain*. There was ex- • Reliate on taxes of Sol Abraham on the have a mill, and a good one, and when n peniled in organizing the lioard. making Grand ApplegaU' Mining Ditch property, survey, maps and field notes, $4929.25. „ - - Mr. Smith said, “I will give you as good Therr was exi»enib-<l in constructing the waa alloweil in the «um of $20 an article of flour as the wheat can af- road from Ashland to Linkville(in coin) L Shideler, 1’etrr Eliner anil M Bell- | lord,” everylxslv believed him. it it $H2Hn.75; total. $10310. inger appointed by the court to asaett* W* were engaged in the organization and datuagiu claimed by partieH on the road A certain land-owner of these parts, survey from April I, 1673, to 6eptemlier .Septemlier 16, 16. 1 petitioned for by Carl Swenson, et al., on when iufornied that the proximity of the 1673. We hail to su-penil operation* six ' Antelope creek, report no damages “ mill would increase the value of his. week» on account of Indian*, (ft wa- dur ing the Modoc war times.) We had to run awarded and the road declared a public i land, said: “I don’t want the value of my land increased.” What lie meant a great many trial lines in order to get a i highway Ordered tbnt a warrant Is* drawn in was that he wantisi the value of every grade of not over one and one-half inches to the foot. And it i% I believe, the only favoffbuf Jacob Wagner, Mi|>crvi*or of other man’s land decreased, so that rowi in tiie -tale crowing the Cascade i road district No. 29, to be u«ed in repair- eventually he could buv all the land in mountain- on a grade of not more than one : ing the Aaldaml-Linkville road tlie country. The swine has the same and one-half inches to the foot. I believe sort of intsllectual kink. It is uneasy bills Ai nrren. I have sulistantially nn«wen*d all the ques when there is another living creature Ladies’ Hand-turned French Kid, at tion» you have asked of me, The figure* I W. U. Tel. Co., sheriff for criminal 40 within 403 yards of its feeeding ground. business................ .$ 9 are from my liook and are correct. Re • > 3 00 This man has small, cold eyes, large Ladies' French Kid, at spectfully yours, B ilaii J. D av . j Wells. Fargo A Co., express 5 I Perry Foster, legal notices jowls and a sou) that yearns to wallow Ladies’ Extra Fine Dongola Kid To May that C. C. liaw been recklcM in I ('has. Nickell, printing and blanks . 2 50 in a surplus. He is a daisy. He is the hi« utateinentM ia the mowt charitable ux- Geo. D. Benard & Co., county re«'... 2 50 Fine Tampacaue Goat kind of daisy that switches the flies off iireaBion that can lie uaed. From Ash Gibbs ik Armstrong, 10 cords wood itsi-lf. Else, why did he thus exjioee Amelia Schmidt, wu-h. for pris. ... Fine Oil Grain............... ........... . land to Linkville ia (¡2 ndlew. The length 1 50 himself even as the horse hacketh out of the rouii for which the appropriation Allen Holt, liouiity on covote scalps 9 00 Misses Dongola Kid, in-spring and heel ............. of the grnnery? Nobody had previously I. B. William», ” ” • ’ waa made in 343 miles. (’. U. Hava that B. Vincent. suspected that lie wanted Klamath coun Newhall ct Son’s school shoes, (solid as a rock); $4<>,(UN) (or leave»! it to be inferred) was | J. G. Briscoe, " ” panther ” ty to emigrate. Whatever Klamath spent in tbe imnieiliute yiyiiiitjr of Ash L. .Shideler, app.bvvensen road dam. thought of previously, she will not emi Sizes—11 to 2 I 50 land Judge Day boys there was spent on M. Bellinger.” ” grate now. This proof of the fact that the road lirtwecn thiM city snd Linkville I'eter Elmer, ” ” 8 to 10i 1 25 she has tlie prize hog settles her determ SB2MO 73, and Judge Day sjH-aks from the ! R. H. Smith, bridge timlier 5 to 7. (Í 1, 1 00 ination to stay. ri-eord. um (’ C might have done If he <k- II. H. Mitchell, ex.'s )>er diem etc. . Ladies ’ < ’ alf Laced Shoes ........... ......... alred exactness. From Aahland to tlie F, H. Neil, jier diem and examiner. Necessitious ‘ 'business men ” being 1 65 G. BavAnry, L” I im 6 of the mountain is 11 mdi**, and no <1. numerous nowadays, every new coun Misses’ W M. Colvigalist. atty., state vs Cook “ “ “ ........................... 1 65 niiHiey mhm spent thia side of the monnt-1 W. J. Ply male. J. P. fee* ” ” ” try presenting inducements is getting ain C C says: “All that money did J. B. Montgomery .witness ” men and letters from men without capi Babies’ Shoes (solid) 50 cents to #1.25. a ti Ci ll u (I not make um gissl a nail aa the $2500 i W.G. Kenney, I tal but with great business tact, great, ” ” ” ” contributed by Klamath rounty for tlie John DeRoboani red noses and experience and wisdom Klamath river road.” In traveling down , W. J. Plvmale.J. 1’. fee.state vs Ficke worth millions anywhere but at home, Ü the Klamath river road it will he ol»terved I Phillip Wendt, witness. ” ” ” it where no prophets get honor, while some a a a Milton Berry, J. 1*. state vs Warner tluit from the crowMing above Keno tothe prophets are let off with about six ” ” state vs Donoghue Mtuti- line is only 17 miles, and I am 8. R. Taylor, const, " " months. An ex-editor of San Jose would, i rediblv iidortm-d that the $2500 was ex- J. H. Mitchell, wit.,................. 1 70 if aided by the good citizens of Keno, l>et><lrtl almost wbollv on tiie “big hill,” J. J. Donaghue, ” " ” I 70 start here “a bright, sprightly, well-edit ” ” ” ” ” 1 70 ed newspaiier,” by which “a w hole com and did not corer to exceed one and one- J. 8. Parson, E. B. Hunsaker,jur. ” ” ” 1 20 munity would be greatly benefitted.” ludf mile«. I 20 Wm. Marshall, ” " ” Thill Klamath river road is the suiue I J. 1 20 In the reply it was stated tluit lie was the P. Gilmore, ” ” ” ” »Mid intended to receive the aid of the ' J. H. Shideler. ” ” " ” 1 20 Muv-liaireu bright-aiid-sprightly that $15,«Ml appropriation. For many years . AV. L. Johnson. " ” I 20 Keno was aching for; tliat a poetical a great part of the freight for the Klam R. A. Payne, ” ” ” 1 20 cuss here named Peter, who promised to ath country plowed over tiie road brtween Cha*’ Shults, work about courthouse 40 00 make Keno known to the world in a Asblund and Linkville, and old tearusteni: H. Brooke, pointing roof of jail .. 7 50 few weeks, hail utterly failed; that a lien, still rememls'r having hauled 10,000 W. M.('olvig.ili»t.atty.,B.Harvey in*. 5 00 fresh arrival from Italy says he never 5 00 heard of Keno in the land of unmerci I N\ o carry by far the largest stock of Boots and Shoes be Bounds over it at a load, and for year« a 1 W. H. Honiniers.phy ’S. “ 3 30 Jas. Hart, witness. " daily »tage plied lietween tbeHe notate, i E. Manville. ful sunsets, and a captain from around 3 30 tween Eugene, Or., and Sacramento, Cal., hence we are able making an average of about six null's an A. N. Hturgi*. 3 30 the Cape of Good Hope says the people hour, exf pt in winter, and yet, only $«,-1 Win. Harvey, 30 of South Africa still think Keno a part to give the people of Southern Oregon and Northern Cali INN) had I mh ' ii spent on the forty mile* of AV.H.Sommers, pliys.,R.F. AVade.in*. Í» (IO of New South Wales! “ Before sending fornia unexcelled bargains. Orders by mail prompty at ” rimd as agniiiMt $25000 on the one and J.W.llobinson. ” down a cuttle-car for you,” the encour Dr. R. Pryce,witness. tended to. om-hnlf luili* of (’ (” h Klainuth river aging letter goes on to say, “ please send *, ASHLAND, OZRZEG-OJST- ” ” Î risid. He MayM the leghilatnre “had noth- I Dr. E. P. Geary. ” on a sample of your brightness. Enclose >___________________________ B. F. AA ’ ade.Sr. ................................ ing to do with tlie direction the road took Max Muller, clerks fees for May it in a non-combtistible envelope and ......... 174 after limying (lie state line ” This is «im J M. Lofland, keeper county hospital (i3b 00 keep your shirt on while we pass it - B. F. Reeser's - ply Is-gging the quention I m - cbum * the ar M. 11.Sommers,phys.Lousigiiaut fam 22 00 around.” P eter tiie P oet . ticle which he pretended to aimwer, Amanda Robinson, indig. allowance <> 00 " " o no charged that the members of the legisla s. Root, Tx the first ten weeks of President Hai> " ” 5 00 ritMin’s term the removals aggregated ture were told that the nmd onlv project Geo. Martin. Eliza Taylor.indg. allow . for J.Emery 10 00 ed uhout six niil«*H into Cafifomia and re I W \fzxvvif 1 1 ill siirxti J iWI 1)500. During the corresponding period a J. AA". Merrit. ” *’ ” II H. Johnston I« the place to buy ) turned, and that thia misn'preseiitiition B. Haymond. ' Will be open May 1st, I of President (’leveland’s term the remo«- ” Ed. Hutt I» t' iicconipliHhixi its pnmw of ms iiriugsup- ! ala nnmliercd 2000. ” M.Goldxworth For the •ccomiiiodation of a liiuited num |s»rt to thia hill “Tliat which ia not de A. K. Williams 1 ... . -. tt : : : y - ber of guests. nial in the answer is to I m * taken as ad N. Cooke. ” 11. Cady Husband—“What does the paper say K. C. Gale o ts mitted.” U C is familiar with this rule E. < Guie. 1 Board and lodging per week. alsrut the big tire of last night?” *10 00 ' W. Dalev in pltxiding and by not denying, admits M.W’.Dunlay, . 1 50 ...................... “ day.. . Wife—(reading the morning pajier) ■TO " J. Leslie . I l.DeRolaiain. the misrvpn'M'ntation and tlie purjsiHe. per day................. .......... .... 1 00 “It said the lioilcr burst and then the E. G. Hurt, ” J.Cox...... Single meals................................ .... 50 which mconaiatent with bin other state j A. Fisher. scene that followed baffled description.” Mrs.lanisignuut ment of $10,000 appropriated “and spent C. K. Kilim, ” J.Brittain . Htisliand—“Is that nil?” in the inimedutte vicinity of Ashland.” f Frank Towne. ’’ Camping privileges will be .'Stet* per week Mr*. Morrison DAILY aAELELIVUSTG- Wife—No; two or three columns of Particular Attention to ‘ bourding prisoners for each individual. He says says: : “ "The The $15,000 could eoold lie «pent spent J. G. Birdscy, description follow that.” Only a few mroe Choice jailor ’ s fees ..................... (50) BYRON COLE, P roi - riktor . on the Anhland-Iankville roml and it fees in J. P. courts 62 ' The Dial riot Fair. would be impoRMiblc to ms -what had I hs - ii M ” auunty business- ASSIGNEE’S NÖTIGE. done.” Howl ye ships of Tarshis and wail ye J.R.Neil,vXii.exam. Wright er.liridge 0i> lK>gg» of Ayer, for after all our toil we’ve Yet, $02M) 75 tram«forim*d thia same A. L. Leavitt, abstract from Klamath 50 lost the The undersigned, having lieen appointed Which will be done in a workmanlike fair. It is useless to mourn road from little more than a trail, to a T. C. Baker, extra assessment roll no' for «pill district i assignee of the estate of W. M. Gilroy, In this desirable location, with a frontage inilk or speculate upon what might manner ami at prices that fast daily stage line, over which teams W. H. Leeds, county printing of 50 feet on Alida avenue and a depth 70 have been assignor, under and in pursuance of an act or to go into a long disertation 110 of ICO ft. Centrally located and a beau haulixl 10,000 pounds at n livid for years, Jacob Wagner, for road dist. No. 21) of the Assembly of the State of Oregon, on the cause of our failure. The fnct is we 110 I tiful view of the surrounding Geo. F. Johnson; fare to hosp ’ t ’ l east and there i* now a stage p.issimr over entitled, “An act to secure creditors a just were out voted and the fair goes to Central Win. Ray, coinniissioner ’ s fees country makes tlieselots the 50 I Point, Jackson county. This calamity—or division of the estates of debtors who con thin Maine line I am credibly informed «¡0 blessing maybe—ottgl'it not prevent us hav ” most desirable ami choicest vey to assignees for the lienetitof creditors,” by the men who know that $15,000 would ('. W Taylor. examining bridges 20 ing a county fair. and. we trust, the failure Residence Lots in Ash Full stock always on hand and made to approved Octolier 16th, 167«, and the amend make thiM one of tlie land mountain land. Prices low. order. ment thereto, approved February 25th, 1662, Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and will provoke our people to go on and have mail» in the state (’ ("a altasioM to old KLAMATH COÜSTV. hereby gives notice to ali those' owing the one of the best county fairs in the state. fiswil* and nntiquatisi journalists is uo Linkville lias a minstrel troupe. TERMS EASY. estate that an immediate settlement is We've got the material and time and capi at Prices that defy competition. argument, and needs no further notice Geo. E. ______ Youle __ of _____________ Ashland ha- lieen_ in tal to make it a grand success. I.etus have ___ ___ wanted, and those having claims will pre Climate free witli each lot. ixxik at these than Himply to nay that their statements the county in the interest of n machine ‘ a county fair by all means.—] Plaindealer. sent them at once. accom|>anie<l with the lota'before buying elsewhere. Enquire of necessary vouchers. of fact* are fn*|uently entitled to respect i house. E. E. Miner on the tiremises. |37tl| My office is at the old stand of W. M. » h t( lenient Wanted Immediately. for the truth they contain To nay that The waters oi Tule lake are last receding, Gilroy, Ashland, O., where all settlements they are “antiquated” or “foaaiiized” leaving tiehind a broad lielt of agricultural Partic* knowing thetnaclve* indebted can lx> made. J ames S. R ogers . i I im - h md render the mfarepreeentationis , land, which is fast tieing reclaimed. to the undersigned by note or account, Assignee of the estate of W. M. Gilrox. ESTRAY NOTICE. of C (”•> less repreliemalih To charge i. Joseph Kessler ha* purcluised of Capt. are nspiested to come forward and settle Ashland, Or., May 22, 1669. Ifis k Jone* with being antiquated does Fcrri'e the Beach property in Linkville. pay up immediately , and thus save the costs John Pelting has lost some horses, which ing $'t2.'i therefor. not prove that Hotnebwly idse’a transac of a forced collection, as the accounts have estrayed. One small dun mare, brand G. W. Smith’s eight-iuulc team arrived ! w ill lie placed in the hands of an attorney. tion waa an upright one ed < ’ R on tlie left shoulder and also a large I la«t Monday from Jackson county with a C aliove it: white spot on forehead. One llirtlnnd merrbante have lavn neglect full load of tun on. lard and licans for tbe This means business. B. F. R eeser . gray mare, branded with a large C on the Oppoxite Pont office, Atliland, Or. ful of their tatereats. our legislature has | Red llou«e. A siilaxii , Or., May 29, 184*4». eft shoulder. One dark-gray yearling horse not been as well infonmxl aa the duties II in. Milin. Projt’r. The largest trout ever known to have been colt, with white sjiot on the forehead. Aliy of it« member»! demanded in juatice to . captured with hook and line in this part of BOHN. information concerning them will lie re Of the Star Bakery, after » month* sick their lyiiMtituenta; but that doe* not jus ’ the country was caught by Mrs. Sitilhatn warded. J ohx P ei . i . isg . ness is sufficiently recovered as to lie able tify niiarepreaeiitation or deception to ac- 1 at Pelienti bay Wednesday of last week. It BESAVICK—In Ashland. June 7th. to Mr. E agle I’ oist , Or.. May 21, 1669. anil Mrs. R. Beswick, a daughter. to ojien his bakery again to the Public, rtimplish that which the truth would di- weighed 16’4 pounds. where he will be pleased to serve his old i'eat J. F. Adams, the wonderful bog-peat ex- friends and patrons with hi* premium If $»>260 tninsforimd a mountain trail -eavator, is jwrforining some line work in bread, pies, cakes and confectionary. JASHZT-, A. INTO into a fast atngv and freight line, is f Ca the const ruction of the Uttle Klamath** tee cream every day at 15c a dish, 50c a canal, which is a continuation of the cut statement that “the$15,000could lie spent quart. $2 per gallon. Ice cream parlor o|<en 1 formerly constructed by Van Brimmer until 10 o’clock P .Al. He has a tine stock on the Aahl.ind-l.inkville road and it Bros. This canal, which is some 2 a , miles of lee cream paiier baskets from a pint to I would I m ' impoaaihle to ace what had been in length, connects the waters of the Little Located on the Helman land, aliout half quart, *° not be necessary to bring a ihuie” true or reaaonable? The statement Klamath lake with the arid sage plains of a mile north of the Plaza. pitc her to take cream home to the fainiiv. Contract* for paper hanging, glazing, cal- in view of the facts ia palpably untrue, Tule lake basin, and. as the work is last <>ive me a call. W m . M ills , Prop. I'xed for MnUcal ¡turpottett for and is i»f the same duinu-ter a* the nris- nearing completion, the withering crops somining, etc.; .satisfaction guaranteed. I.eave your orders at E vaxs ,t B rukk ’ h 3D near». repreM'iitations made to secure the paw i will soon feel the effects of an abundance of We call special attention to ('. HENDERSON & C’O.’s (Chicago) Red water. Great praise is due Mr. Adams for («tint store, cor. Granite and Main streets, age of the bill Bathing accommodations, water any tem- his perservert-.m e and energy in this grand ASHLAND. OREGON. jierature desired. Natural temperature 65 Again, tliere lias been no opjiOMtiou, ami I wish to inform tbe jiublic that I have I School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J lieneiicial enterprise.—[Linkville Star. degrees two fine bred stallions (Hambletonian and , so far aa the writer ia aware, to the up- KVKK col'XTV. Patchen). that I will make the season of Shoes, the lient made. Every pair guaranteed. iiropriation of . money for proper and ESTUA F X OTICE. The Lakeview Odd Fellows are to erect a To drink the water is a tonic, being sul , 1669 in Rogue River valley, making nty legitimate puqMMes. ami C C has said in two-story building, to cost lietween seven phuric and alkaline it eradicates fungi and ’ stands at Ashland. Medford and Central hi* letter, tliat which if said hv Mr. Cogs and eight thousand dollars. E-'raycd from Carter's ranch June 2d. aninialcuhe and neutralizing and correcting 1‘oint anil will also stop at Phoenix on my > well in the legislature would have ilefeat- t'ountv Judge W. A. Wilshire lias com 1**9. one small brown horse with white strip all acidities, it promotes a normal and , way down and coming back. The under- <*l the bill, "i. e. “Portland has never mitted F. in face, branded C. F. on left hip, chain on Holison. a sheep-henler, to the healthful condition in every part of the l signed will, if address»*] at either place1 l*‘lic place to buy amt sell your prishiix*. imide an effort to secure the trade of insane asylum. one toot when last seen. Also one large I above nienticned, come to the residence of, system. any one wishiTig the use of his horse*, if not 1 Hour, Mill Peed, f fyctablcn, southeastern Oregon, and while San .1. Frankl leave* for Linkville Sunday, l>av horse, six year* old with bell on. Suit ■ SWIMMING RINK _ to far away. _ Iny ..... one ______ living wishing pedi Franciaco is willing to meet us half-way, where he i* going a.« one of the coniniisioh- able reward for information of above de Amt in fart everything iisiinllv kepi hi a Enclosed and covered, the same medical ?,ce ”* horses can have them by addressing, are we to wait till Portland deigns io er* for tbe building of ’lie Paisley anil state scribed horses. Address, The Shooting Tournanienl. lir-.t* |ll., leeiiaton- ron»tantlv on band. E. A. CARTER. water, always clean from the springs run a line wagon road. Blake au effort in our dinx-tion?” ïm Following is the programme of the Ash A shlaxi *. O ku . ox . More one door »outii of Moral Bros. m( r heavy volume -more than 1200 gallons per Which exponent of the purpose* of Crop* in Goose Lake valley, especially land Roil and Gun club tournament on the hour You may dive and swim and have (hi* bill are we to lielieve? Senator Chi s lielow the state line, an- living burned up Fourth of July, commencing at 2 r. m . : . —THE— <’ deliver all good.-- free within tbe more fun than ••anybody,” come out as fine Match No. L—Seven single Peoria black- A Cogswell w hen he denied to the members by the ho’ weather, anil unless rain soon CHOICE RESIDENCE ASHLAND. OREGON coqxiratc limit- of the«*itv. as silk and white as wool rejuvenated binls; entrance fl-fl*». Purse fi>.(Mi. entrance of the legislature that this road would comes there a ill be almost a failure of J I. B. BIzAN'fON. Proprietor. and happy. /.V LS7//..I.VD. added. Divided 50. 3) anil 20 per cent. divert the trade of tliat section from our crop*. After April First Match No. 2.—Seven single and four tiairs Owing to the large amount of wool in For a Country Place. own state, or C <’. who not only declares 11. A. I KUlll SOS. Peoria blackbirds: entrance $2.00 Purse OLIVER r«M»K. Lake county this season, it will I** a difficult From 9 a. in. until late in the evening every Will leave Ashland every Monday niorn- the reven*' lait shows a tlMBre io punish joh SILGO, entrance added. Divideil 40, 30, 20 to move it all to the railroad. The cn p day. a # ingfor Meiiford; will be in Medford Monday I'nrt la nd also? Tliere ia no cry of econ 1* averaging well. B. M. Cobb informs u.* and Io per cent. Good, commodious residence and three evening and Tuesday. In Central poin't omy against pniper appropriation*, lait that hi* crop will go over eight ;s>und* to Match No. 3. — Thirteen single l’eoria lots on Second street, near central part of W ednesday morning. Will be in Ashland blackbirds; entrame $1.75. Purse $6.00, ' town. Will take team, harness anil wagon ag»in*t the nntdigalitv of miaappropri«- the «heep. and tni« is pr >l>at>lv about Thursday, Friday and Balurdav until fur entrance adiled. Divideil 50. 30 and 20 per a.« part pay, and will trade for country place, from the Springs to the Hotels, the I’laza. ther tion Judging from C (”* closing clim the average through- ut the i*»unty. notice. I5-3 h H cent. or will sell for cash. For further particulars and principal business potato in the city, ax, one would suppo»*' that l/e ami Sena Wool i* worth sixteen i ents per pound tn and return without delay. Match No. 4. — Five pairs Peoria black j Lakeview at pre-cut. Many oi the sheep 1 inquire at the place. tor Cogswell—if they are not one and birds: entrance $1.50. Pur*e $7.00, entrance men arc 'hipping on consignment, ami but < . H. WARTHEN. The hrigiial Uhhn4 fedirai Spriigx. the same |M*raou—are rt>ntetii|>lating a few have *oh( tlieir wool to date. added. Divided 50. 30 and 20 per cent. A shlaxii , Or.. May 31). l»*w. I'sed for more than thirty years—the lami, nsxmstruction of the United State» navy <>N SATCllDVY. JUNE lAih. Match No. 5. — Nine single and three pairs Jack Martin, sentenced to the " pen " fur A siilixu . O bbuox . possibly, ever found. Conte and see us. at Klamath lake, and the eoiibtrut tion | two Peoria blackbirds; entrance $2.00. lhirse (CIRCUS DAY.) year* ft i horse-stealing, e.scapeil from $18.00. entrance added. Divideil 40. 30. 20 **A*lilan<l White Sulphur Springs.” of tin* Klamath river rosi«!, to enable tbe county jail some time Wwtheadaj A III'. PREPARED TO GIVE ESTI- and 10 per cent. ICE CREAM LEMONADE. toreign foes coating via San Fruncirte to nig-ht. After he had exposed tbe ]4an of Printed on either side of the Carriage. Ix>ok Ladies’ and Children's Hats. mates, ami take euutra>'to. Will put A cash prize of <5.00 to the shooter enter ¡«■•t tlie noble quality of (' C'a naw. the other prisoners to escape, the sheriff put out for it every hour of the day. Patrons up alii <*la.*s of » toxe work desired, in a ing all the matches and breaking the great desiring the Carriage to call for them will Jack up-stair*, so the other prisoners could DRUGGISTS. C. 11 w ’ good and MiiliNtantial manner, as both arc In order to dispose of the large stock of est numlier of birds. please brave orders on our bulletin lioard in not do hint any bodily harm, as they were ex|«-ricm-e<! workmen. References given Hats that I have on hand, will CoxniTu.xs.-~All shooting will lie clas* the Post Office. required. very angry aliout tlia* time. A guard was sell them at greatly Tins is the kind of stull'. Redding. < al., placed outside the jail to prevent another .Vo Doubling of Jlatmon Account shooting. Price for targets four cents in School GRANT A O. O. HELMAN, Books. Stationery, addition to entrance fee. All gauge guns Residence- <'or. I'uion and Allison st*, * made oí; the Red Bluff .AressavS: attempt at jail-breaking. But the guard of ('rated». ttED ITCKD PllJCES. Proprietors. shoot from the same score. Ties to lie de '•.lames Touhey, of Sacramento. lina neglected his duty amt Martin escaped. Clocks. Watches, and Every one invited to call and see for cided by following match. Ties in fifth been awanleit a $29.000 contract for The sheriff ha* offered a reward of $ln» for themselves. No charge for trimming from ESTRAY HORSES. match ilei iilcil miss and nut. All purses Hnir-Fare Hates On i|:e lUilroad. aewrragc in Redding. Our neigblsir* Martin s capture. A hor*e wa- mis-ing this on, and no trouble to show go<«l*. paid immediately after the dose of l,.st Jewelry: are evidently determined t«» keep tlieir from Joe Burriss' pasture in t'r-oked Creek Portland. Oregon. Juno 4, I shii . The undersigned has taken up on the Dr. match. Rise for single binls 16 yards; . M rs . B oyxtox . valley the next morning, and it is the gen Practical Gusmith,1 I.eeser Block. Main rcuith of July Committee, town in a health)' condition.” Main Street Corner. Ashland. Or. Street. Ashland. Or. Inlow place on Gurkv creek a eayuse mare double hints 15 yanls. eral supisisition that Jack has added an with Ashland. Or. n si.x-lnoiitli—i.ld colt, mare branded Presi ription- carefully put t.p by cvni- other crime to hi* ealemlar. — Lakeview MEDFORD. OREGON, Dear Sits: Replying to letter of the 1»! Shiloh’s Catarrh Iteniedy. figure I <>:i right shoulder; i.» of buckskincol W tSHiMiTox T emihtoby ’» chief town. Examiner. CHOSEN FKIEMOS petent hand*. lust, trom your (tli of July Commi-tec, I or with black mane and rail. The owner is I wish to announce to the public that 1 Why do so many people we see around us _ ------- s--------------------- Seattle, has gone up in flame and smoke. •*f" to say that w'e will make half fare rate* am ready to take orders for any kind of F idemty I aiim . e N o . I. oe O hkiox Riirvkhid'er A Hasty can tvrivanl the earnestly requested to take them away seem to prefer to suffer and lie made miser- This is a rolamity to Is' regretted, Hit to Ashland and return for coming 4tli «»» EveryI mh I v <*<>r<iially invited to e\annnr gunsmith work, re,>airing sewing machines, iniiueiiialely. 11. T. I xlow . aide by indigestion, constipation, dizziness, Meets the first ami third Tuesday even- There is a bigger ami more prngrradw subscription of your paper or magazine July celebration at that p int : people to go the iiandsome of millinery goods at A miilam ». Or.. May 25. 18H9. filing saws, sharpening knives and scissor*, lrigs of each month in I. O. O. E. hall. loss of ap|ietite. coming up of the food, cheaper than you can do if yourself. city in tlw hh I ics . and return bv regular train. Due notice Fountain X * I etc., etc. yellow skin, when for 75 cents we will sell Menitiers in good standing res|M*ct;'u!lv will i>e giieti onr agents. Your* truly, Office on Front street, in building with I mnted Water-proof building piper, wrapping na- them Shiloh's System Vitalizer. guaranteed A big limein Adiland on die Fotu hof Half tore rat?* on all the * P R i: g . F. Mi Coxx'. E. P. Sul»rril»c for the V alley R eo « ri ». John B. Wrislev. the real e*ta‘e agent. 2-4 > E. 1 hivmir. Sec’v. |sr and twine at Evan* A Brunk'*. to cure them. Sold by T. K. Bolton. July Don't fail to attend train* to A*hland Jply 1th Commander. A**t. G. F. A P. A. VALLEY RECORD. PAY TO ( ALE AT II. Ludei'inan I MORAL BROS PROPRIETOR Look YOU WE AKE SELLING NOW All Wool Dressgoods, former price 5Oc, now 35c, 40-inch wide do., 25c, Double-Width Mohair, 25c, Balance of French Sateens “ at the Following Prices of Ladies’ French Kid Shoes, at $2.50c a Pair. FINE SHOES, Straw Hats and Flowers at reduced prices A Large Line of Parasols, CHEAP 25c 15c 15c 15c •|4 OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT MEN’S CALF SHOES, Lace or Congress, $2.50. Men’s Suits; Coat, Pants and Vest for $4, worth $ 7 $6, worth $ 8.50 $9, worth $12.00 A full Line of Ladies’, Misses’ & Children’s Canvas ONE LINE OF BOYS’ SUITS, KNEE PANTS, FROM $2.50, WORTH $4.00 REMEMBER THE PLACE! MORAL MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE, TIN STORE Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware, Tin, ELXxd B 3 Clothing, heet-lron and Hats, Caps, etc. Copperware And will be sold at our well known LOW PRICES JOB WORK, RESIDENCE LOTS DEFY «PETITION. IVotice to Horsemen and Breeders R. A. BOWMAN PAINTER. Star Bakery White Sulphur Springs. BLANTON’S J. M. McCALL. TO TRADE OR FOR SALE N.C. BOYNTON White Sulphur Springs HOUSE WILL GIVE A FINE ( chicken ) ( dinner ) All Meals that Dav 25 Cts, Ferguson § Foor, Free Carriage Stone Masons BARGAINS CHITWOOD BROS. R. STRAIT,