Valley record., September 19, 1889, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD^
A^HLAND.Oi
Mrrr. 1». !**♦
Jiatquin Miller baa recently returned
to Oa Miami after a three monti* absence
in the East.
A Girl Boba a Farmer
SPORTING IX ALASKA.
Ijtst week a man ami his family travel­
ing in a covered wagon, campe«! at Mr.
Tltoinas Comlon's place at Cold creek.
The weather was stormy, ami T«»tn in­
vited them to sleep in the house. The
daughter, aged about seventeen, asked
¡«ermission to comb her hair ami primp
up a little, which was, of course, granted.
The next day Tom had occasion to use
HNue ailver, ami went into tlu* bed room
John B. Griffin ia in recei|»t of a letter :
from J. C. Tolman, deputy collector for i
Alaska at Kodiak, ami allows the R ecobp (
to make some extracts.
Crit. slings a
descriptive pen with the fluency of an I
art fat.
(’HITWOOD BROS.
ID 2R/CTG-G-ISTS.
AW—
Oyster Parlors.
under masonic temple .
This is the d—«lest place for liear I ever
n. F. SNYDER,
Prop.
(.lummy M. Depew any* England ha*
«aw. There are no black liear on the island*
I
they
call
them
ail
brown;
but
I
call
the
Mnts.
25
C
ents
.
not been ao proapcroux for ten years.
j '»igge-t ¡»art of them grizzlies, . I have lieen
Can he my the «orne oí hut own country?
All we a>k is the «hare of yotu patronage
,
we shall merit.
f after his purse, which had bee» lying on I 1 out three time« and Kille«l two—one >rown which
Dndtey did not pass through Indiana ■ the bureau* He didn't find it at once, I ami one grizzly. They arc har«i to fiml ; Will serve meals at All Hour«.
when faying down. The gra-« grows from ¡ Board l>v the week. *4.r«i.
on his way to tlu* <). A. R. Ee«*ampni«*nt. but after a careful search discovered it,
He went more tlian five bkx ka ont of his eni|»ty, nmler the bureau. Mrs. Com lot 1, three D> four feet high all over the coun-
! try. with only once in awhile scattering '
way.
' at tlu* same time, in assisting him. <lis- i trees. The grass grows so high ami thick
Símil« «|>eare a-iya “A Tanm-r will fast covervsl that she had lot a «liarnond ¡»in, ’ here that I don't think a «log ca.uld do any-
yen nine rear.” The prewbient got a gobi pencil ami various other light urti- I thing with the lug ta-ars in the summer,
through with one in leas than tiiat many *'ies. Con<ion very naturally connoted but i.i the spring when thev first come out,
the «iisappearance of the articles with his my god. what a picnic! And then the fur
months.
late visitors, and, mounting his horse, I is at its best and is just wonderful. l*eing
tine of tlie novel features of the North | followed them. He ma«le the girl get out • from five to six inches in length and very
thick. 1 thought I had seen l»ear tracks
Itakota constitution is a declaration that of the wagon, and la*gan to search her,
Cor. Main Street and Hargadine Avenue.
thick, when I saw them at Mule Hill the
•’log-rolling” in tlie legialatnr* ia to be soon finding the money (aliout *80; and
first time, but when I got here I «aw not
regarded as )«ribery.
All the vehicles are new. of latest styles
the pencil in her stocking; the pin he only one place, but place after place where
and first class. Gentle horses and good
fouml in the top of her slice, a toalny's the tracks were a* much thicker than I ev­ drivers. A share of public patronage re­
Tacoma p«-ople talk of building a aalt leap was hidden in her bosom, and was
er saw them as those at Mule Hill were spectfully solicited and satisfaction artd
water rra»*rvoir on the hill.
One grllon
gently removed, and several yar«is of lace thicker than I ever saw them liefore. At uniform good treatment guaranteed.
of Mit water on a fire is aaid to !«■ worth
One-seated rig** with single horse, just the
1 ami other ictas were fouml in her bustle. the bead of the Bay« where small creeks
thing for ladies ami gents' driving purposes,
ten gallona of fresh water.
It was a delicate task, and the gentle run into them there are place« for miles kept on hand ready for use.
with the grass just tranipe«i down, like a
('ongremional aupi ration» by the liruiie breezes of Cold creek could, no doubt, a big l>an«l of cattle bail been herded on it,
A handsome Cabriolet—the finest rig ever
' tai«* unfold, if tliev could but talk, of vir­
er Sullivan arc filing the papers. Thin
I and trails by the humlnsl leading off to the brought to Ashland. It will l>e run for la­
dies «-ailing purpose-. supplie«l with a driv­
is merely an advertising “lake” for hi« tue that gets its reward ami vice that, ’»I hills. Ami along the creeks the grass is er, at the following price: For two or more
when
Condon
got
through
with
it,
was
of
|
just ina«hed Hat ami the fish beads scatter­ people. 50 cents apiece per hour.
exhibition tour which licgan thia week.
School
Books, Stationery,
Clocks. Watches, and
Jewelry.
Main Street Corner. Ashland. Or.
Those Big Values for the
Dollar.
3
Pre>«"ription' carefully put up by com
jietent hands.
E. B. H unsaker
E If GOODS EVERY
11 'EEK.
Goes to the City This Week
People are Com­
ing from a dis­
tance to Ashland
to Buy at Dean’s. I
Training and Breaking Horses
A. T. KYLE, Prop
Goods bought for cash away
down below the regular price'
and sold on the principle of•
small gains and large aggre-j
gates is what does the busi-'
ness.
!
Tht- undersigned is now ready to re­
ceive horses either wild or tame for
breaking or training purjioses. Having
engaged the services of an experienced
horseman well known on the turf in the
East I can give satisfaction or money i
refunded. Call on or address me at the
fair grounds, Central Point, Oregon.
Special Attention will be given to
*
Enquire or call
and See Goods
and. Prices.
“hideous mien” and without a bustle. ed along the banks like cobblestones; it is
HORSES BOARDED AND FED.
Monday, tlie anniveraarj- of Mexico's I After concluding bis search of the girl's the greatest sight I ever saw. And the fish
indeprndence, was celebrated throughout clothing he examined the contents of the large salmon) in these creeks, when the
tlu* cotintrj-. Itnni(*nne crowd« filled the wagon, and was reWarde«l by fimling a water will scarcely cover them, are so thick
atrret« of the city, cheering for President I whip, bridle, curry combe ami numerous thej can hardly swim at all—thou «am Is
being in sight at once. At the cannery I
l>iaz na “the a¡M»t)e of the race.”
• other articles which the ol«l man had
saw them drag the large net (250 feet long)
I ptille«! from the l»arn while his buxom
at the mouth of Karjuk river and get at
The Moliametans and Hindoos are
I daughter was working the bouse. It is a one haul 20,000 fine salmon. But I am
STREET
J est A bove S oda -
killing each other for religion’« sake at
safe bet tiiat the next fair emigrant wh< getting oil of mv subject. The liear here
Simla. Their conduct is Simla to that of
F
ovntaix , A shlan ' d -
! camps at Cold creek will comb her abun­ are very peculiar, in my way of thinking.
the Christian sects, which have often
dant treaaee in the o(»en air. and admire They fear not man or jsiwdcr when in close
served God by cffttingssch other «throat«.
herself the best she can, in the primitive quarters, and the large ones will make no
attempt to run. I will tell you of my ex­
Cavanagh A Hardman, saloon men of way, by her reflection in the limpid
perience. Three of us took a row-boat and
Waitalairg, have given notice to the city ! I waters of the creek. Condon is a demo- I rowed ami sailed to English bay, about
<vat,
but
we
think
President
Harrison
council of tiiat place that they are willing
I’KOPKIETOR.
I eight mile« from here.
Wc landed and
OPPOSITE I. O. 0. F. HALL.
I
to pay a license of *1000 a year if the j could get out of the difficulty of appoint- started through a flat of scattering timber,
Having purchased the old stable on
Auhland,
_
_
_
Oregon.
council will compel the <lrug «tore« to , 1 ing n collector of customs at Portland by «¡»reading almut 2<)0 yards apart. I stopped Main street near the bridge, and assumed
the
management
of
the
same,
I
am
pre
­
FRESH BREAD & PIES daily
cease selling liquor without license. This 1 giving him the place. He is entitled to at the edge of the woods and got liehind.
pared to oiler the public lietter accommoda­ ASHLAND,
OREGON
j
it under the civil service rules.—[Wasco But in rushing on to get up even with the tion«
is laiaineaa.—(E. O.
than ever before afforded in Southern
other men I heard a noise ahead, and V« Oregon
<
in the livery* business.
Sun.
I mj’ left. First I thought it was one of the
’ The domocratic soldiers of this valley
A dispatch. from Washington nays the men, l>ut concluded that I would investí- ■ Horses Boarded and Fed at
OF F.VERY VARIETY.
wl»o voted for Harrison with the under­
announcement of the death of Sunset I gate. So when within about 100 yards, I
Kept
constantly
on hand.
Reasonable Rates.
standing that they should get a pension
Cox caused the keenest regret in the I «aw what looked to me like a brown moun­
Orders
for
parties
promptly executed.
ami that the apptantiiient of Tanner was
New ami handsome turnouts, reliable
Special prices given.
heart of every jM-rson at the national cap­ tain moving towani me. The grass was
a continuation of that fact, will now see
___ _______
and
safe buggy teams, . and good saddle
I All kinds of ornamental work neatly «lone.
ital who knew him, without regard to i about three feei high with a few bnish and horses always to be had at these stables.
Wedding cakes a specialty.
when* they wen* deceived, ami fiml out
ARRIVING
scattering
trees.
He
would
stop
and
smell
party. ('ongretuman Cox wan almost the
Bread delivere«! daily at your door.
that aomeliody lied.
(the wind was blowing from me to him)
WILL
Bl
Y
Ul
SELL
HOUSES.
Prices always reasonable.
ideal man without an enemy, for, while
and then bump his back and low his neck
Bread bills must lie settled monthly.
Tin* proposition to sul*titnte the Eng­ aggressive and sharp-tongued in debate, and come on toward me like an old Ixiar
JOHN WEXLER. Proprietor.
lish "lift” for American “elevator” will he was manifestly fair, and his long ser­ on the war path. I waited until he got up
not help matter»«.
The elevator alao vice rendered him respected in all that to within about seventy-five yards and was
A Choice Collection of City and
1 afraid to wait any longer, for fear I would
brings things down from an elevation, he had to say.
get rattled, so I took a bead on his neck
and the lift that lift«* things up also
Country Property for sale.
One of those lnckv real estate deals and let go. He fell so dead he never hardly
brings them down. What is wanted ia a
I which sometimes conic ujion a fellow un­ kicked.
But I meandered around there
word that works both ways.
Any person trishiny fo l,('ll prop­
i
F
awares culminated iu Hoquiam a few I quite awhile before venturing up, the grass
his house is now open for
erty trill timl it to their interest
the trade. Commercial travelers will
An exchange give« the following defini­ days ago, wheaeby a young man macle a iiein,* so high I could not see him when
find this point one of the best stopping to call and see as
I down.
tion of the tariff: “It is a compact under small fortune, which if rightly handled
places, as all the surrounding towns can be
When we examined, one of the men had made by short, easy drives. Good teams
which the p«*ople agree to starve rather ia capable of maktng its ¡«ossessor inde­
lx
passed within sixty feet of him and gone can lie had at reasonable rates to any jx>int
than cat the fruit that hangs over the pendent. Eight years ago Chas Lyons
on, when Mr. bear got up from his liedand in the county.
«HEN TNftUMrnn MAlfrUKLSHlS SKECH
wall between tbeniaelveH ami their neigli- secured 160 acres of government land I began to tear up an old log, which was the
A FINE SAMPLE ROOM
!
Till SCHUURS FEAR AND TREMBLE EAQi,
lior'a garilen, in order that Farmer Jonca adjoining the Gray.« Harlior townsite, noise 1 had heard. Then when he smelled
A full supplv of
WHILE Bl LET HANDS UPON HB COAT
Is e«»nnected with the house and kept ex­
. TYLER,
down at the Corners nitty get a big price ¡«lying therefor the government price o' me he started for me, with the result afore-
i
clusively for Commercial men. Also a
THE fiREAHST TRUTH HL EYL8SPIKE1
C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes ,
|
said.
good well lighted hall for traveling
for I i I m apples.”
*1 25 per acre. He has recently effected
G loves , C hepes , E tc .
shows , etc.,etc., etc.
One of the men had a ta¡»c measure and
the sale of half of his claim at *150 )M*r
Southern California ¡»ajiers are com­
’
ASHLAND,
-
-
OREGON.
we
measured
him
before
we
skinned
him.
; acre, *12,000.
plaining of the burdensome Indian agen­
He was sixteen inches between the cars,
Office and wareroout at railroad crossing,
The l’ortland Oregonian,a «•©¡qwrhead, twenty-four inches from end of nose to the
cies maintained in tluit section of the
Helman street
Will always be supidied with
Corner iiatn and Granite Street».
country. The government must provide ! northern dougli-faee, etc., etc., democrat- line between the ears; his hind foot was wines ami liquors. K ey W est . Imported
for the Indians any way, and so long aa , ic |>a|>er speaks thus humanely of Mr. twenty inches long, his fore foot twelve and the l»est brands of Domestic cigars a PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
inches wide. By the time we got him cut specialty. A tine new billiard table ami
this remains the case, it is urged that the Tanner:
everything new and first-class.
Bromides made in all sizes. Call ami
up and curriol to the boat, about a quarter
f Comnieneing Aprii
Ai-xoil Ikif
<> **i«a*>>iY«l
lata
“brand avow
new ” ” I . examine our work.
There is not the slightest reason to feel
different Itamfa la* collected at one agency
(iitted up es]>eeially
for thè business)
, .
I that the administration is in honor Ixiand to of a mile, we' were ready to start home, and hack (fitted
ami the other reservations thrown often fiml an office for him. That he «lid hi having a goo«t wind we sailed home in go«x! will connect
imniet witli
thè accom
accolli- ­ '
with all triiins
trams for the
o settlement.
Located on the Helman land, about half
¡»artv some service during the late campaign shape. When we got home we weighed modation of passengers between this place I
and Jacksonville
is probable; that he was working for Corpo-
a mile north of the Plaza.
him.
He
weighed,
hide
and
meat,
including
(47)
C.
W.
SAVAGE.
Proprietor.
When ex-l*residcnt Cleveland visited ■ nil Tanner through this mean« was suffi-
Used for Metlical purposes for
■ cientlv proven in th«* haste with which he head. 1650 pounds. And if it is just as con­
.‘fO years.
one of the shoe shops in Msrlhom, Mass., ■ presented hi» claims iq>on the administra- venient for his bearship, I don't care to
Bathing accommodations, water any teni-
tl>e other day, the egperinteinlent took | tion and the fervor and persistence with meet any more of his size while I am alone.
which he pressol them.
endure desired. Natural tenqierature 85
rJi.BDDEMOHACO.WLE raOMlDöRS
j R. R. »TREET, FOOT OF FIRST AVE.
t'nc messun* of the ex-presidential foot
My next hunt was with the same man
agrees
“Some service!” Yea, you might sav
and at another bay a little farther off. As
with his eye, ami hefore he left the
Arhiand, Oregon.
,
..
.. made a, president,
Wc call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago) Re«l
we rowed up the bay we saw four goo«l-siz-
tour through it, '
1________
builtling, after a hasty
1
To drink the water is a tonic, being sul-
JACKSON COUNTY, OR,1
ed
bears
catching
salmon.
They
were
A8HLAN1».
th«* visitor was htimhsl a handsome pair
Ix»ndon dispatch, Sept. 15: The West I
I phurie and alkaline it eradicates fungi and ' School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) *3 00 calf B J
1 aniinalcula* and neutralizing and correcting
of shoes which lia«i l>evn only plain j ern Union cables have st>ap|>ed in twenty uliout a quarter of a mile away ami we had
Will
spare
no
pains
in
making
this
one
.»32.
: all acidities, it promotes a normal and
to row about 250 yards in ¡»lain sight, so Scholarship, one year........................
of tlie most comfortable and home-like 1 healthful condition in every part of the Shoes, the beet made. Every pair guaranteed.
leather when In* arrived.
fathoms of water, just off Flemish cape,
*25. hotels in the place. The tables are supplied
they walked slowly off into the woods and Commercial Course ............. .
«■lose to the Anieriuui coast
The com-1 we eouldd't find them. I lai«l down in the Training School, per year..............
*15. with the best the market afford«. Pleasant ' .system.
No other way cun be devised by the
accommodations for families
SWIMMING RINK
I panv, however, are continuing to recieve edge of the grass and the other man went
For further information address.
wit of man to restore the American carry­
J. 8. SWEET, P resident ,
' messages, sending them over the Anglo around the point, saw a liear, shot three
THE NEW
MANAGEMENT.
Enclosed ami covereil, the same medical
ing trade than the universally accepted
i water, always clean from the springs run a
Ashland. Oregon.
' company’s cables. This break leaves the times nt it at aliout forty yards and never
Having
leased
tlie
above
house
and
thor-
I
heavv
volume—more than 1200 gallons per
policy of national siilisidies. We have
! Western Union iibsolutely without any touched it. In afa»ut an hour I saw one
' oughlv refitted and renovated the same. 1 ■ hour’ You may dive and swim and have
given such sulisidiea to Pacific railroads
am now prepared to offer first-class accoin- more fun than "anybody,” come out as fine ;
cable connection.
It is the first time walk out into an open place across the bay.
■ modation to the traveling public
ami creatisi a new republic. Why mit
i as silk and white as wool rejuvenated j
I jumped into the lioat. pulled across ami
1 since they wen* laid that both cables
i
Board and Lodging, *5 to *6 per week. 1 and happy.
lend a hau«l to Pacific ami South Ameri­
found him picking berries at about 10i) yd.«.
I.
w.
Bl
llRISS,
Proprietor.
have snap)ied. To make matters worse,
' Meals, 25c; Lodging. 25c and 50
I shot for his shoulders, but shot him too
can steamships, ami recreate an Ameri­
This favorite iesort is gaining in popu­
the dock strike lias prevented the tele­ high. I knocked liini.down, but he got up;
TVLPHUR WATER BATHS, 25 CENTS. From 9 a. 111. until fate in the evening every
can merchant marine?—(Ex.
larity every day.
i day. a
First Annual Exhibition of the
graph steamer Faraday from going to sea I shot again as lie was jumping around, but
Will be open May 1st,
Hot and Cold Baths at any time between
with
new
cable
to
splice
the
breaks
The
very
best
of
WINES.
BRANDIES,
7
o
’
clock
a
m
and
in
o'clock
r
m
.
One
Bath
missed.
Then
I
stepped
out
a
few
steps
A Portland phynicinn lias carefully
For the accommodation of a limited num­
' room reserved for ladies use.
(37)
BEER and CIGARS, kept con­
annlyxcd the Willamette river water, This delay means much, for under the where it was open, he saw me ami come for
ber of guests.
■ from the Springs to the Hotel.«, the Plaza,
1 and principal business ¡mints in the city,
umsl in that city, nml pronounces it ex­ most favorable conditions it would take ine just a-snorting; 1 thought pretty«!—d
stantly on hand.
Board ami lodging per week. .
. *10 00
■ amt return without delay.
fast; I shot again when he was about thirty
. 1 50 State Board of Agriculture will lie held ut
ceptionally pure. It contains only one- j at least a month to repair the damage,
••
’•
“
“ day.....
PORTER
& ALILE.
yards,
but
shot
just
over
the
neck
l>one,
The
Original
Ashland
Meditai
Springs,
“
per
day
.................
‘
........
... 1 00
half a grain of organic matter to the gal­ and if it ia not «lone by Novemlier the
1 Vsed for more than thirty years—the best, Single meals....................................
50
knocked him down, but he was right up
lon, much less than the Croton water in work may have to Is* delayed until next and coming and I gave him a good one
' possibly, ever found. Coinè and see us.
Camping privileges will lie 50cts per week
New York, the lake water in Chicago, or spring. The cost of repairing the cable I s«|iiare between the eyes, which done the
“Ashland White Sulphur Springs.'’ for each individual.
The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and '
(50)
BYRON COLE, P bopbietor .
JACKSON COI'NTY.
Printed on either side of the Carriage, lmok
that ums I in almost any city. According will la* over *7500 a day from the time the business. He was aliout twenty feet from Hennessy brandy, which will lie sold by
LINE,
I out for it everv hour of the day. Patrons
Commencing on
to his statement the ]«<*oph* of Portland Faraday sails
me—plenty close. I think, for good shoot­ the quart or gallon.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE. ' desiring the t'arriage to call for them will
Our tables a*e supplied with the latest pa- |
MONDAY, SEITEMBER 23, 1>W9,
ing. I think Nim. or Burriss either could
ar«* not ho much in mssl of Bull Run
I please leave orders on our bulletin Isiard in
Tin* Methodist church of Sisaon recent­ I get close enough to them here to knock pen. Come and sec us and wc will treat
j the Post Office.
water after all.—[Pendleton E. O.
you as well as we know how.
And Continuing Five Days.
Time Between
ly loaned their organ to the dancing dub ¡ their eyes out. The last one weighed l>e-
GRANT A 0.0. HELMAN.
Proprietor,.
L1BEKAL
PREMIl’MM
ASHLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
Tin* Philadelphia Iaslg«*r mournfully I to have a social hop. The saloon men of | tweciT 51*) and 600 pounds. We got him
Are ottered in every department, aggregat­
nays: “Hypnolyte now rules in Port-au- the same place have also tna«ie up a skinned, took the hind quarters in the boat I
23 HOI'US.
ing more than
Prim*e. The next thing he will la* going purs«* of money and preaentol it to the I and sailed home. The fur is not very good
i
through the forms of an election; then resilient minister, Rev Darling, as a to­ : this time of the year, and the meat is a lit­
EXPRESS TRAINS KIN DAILY
House ami two lots, cor. Third anil C
tle fishy, but ths nativee here think it is
streets, Ashland, Oregon. One minute
then* will la* an insurre *tion, then a rev- I ken of the esteem in which he was held
Between
ASHDAND, .
OREGON.
line, so 1 gave it to them.
from Depot, ton seconds from public
ohition, ami the whole deplorable and bv their craft. The letter of presenta­
_
1 here is the Best Mile Race Track in the
These are not yarns, fixed up like those school. For terms call on Tom Lynch,at
fatal ground will have to la* gone over tion was couche«! in very fine language, we fixed for the papers, but are strictly the
i [ state
on the grounds,and there will l>e run-
All
work
order,«!
will
be
made
to
give
entire
n
j
llg sndTpMtin^^^
the Barber Shop.
again.” Can the laslger guarantee that and the minister in accepting the money truth and not exaggerated a bit. Imt just as
I North
South I
Special Attention given to
SATISFACTION-
events will travel in the same Nack cir­ also wrote a very lint* letter thanking I it is and as I tell you. If you can get a
!:<«')> in
I Lv Portland Ar 10:45 a m
rices of
dmission
5:40
p
m
8:30
a
in
■
Ar
Ashland
Lv
drink
out
of
Burriss
and
a
cigar
out
of
cle, under control of the name nice, in I them for the money ami for the estoeni
Retiring neatly and promptly done,
Men's (fay ti. ket
Men's season tk't,*2t()
9:00 a in
! Lv
Ashland Ar 5:10 p in
Nim. you may read this to them, but if
any part of the world?—(Democratic Ex , in which they held him
i» omen’s day “ .25 Women's ••
“
.75
East Side of Main street. A shland .
and at Low Kates.
7:00 p in
7:15 a 111 | Ar SanFranciscoLv
As iinolher evidence of the conspiracy they wont put up don’t read. It will take
Local passenger train daily (except Sunday)
Send to the Secretary at Jacksonville f««r
An inventive genius in Rome, G.i., has of the devil with the chnrch, the follow- too much breath for nothing. 1 guess they
Portland
Ar I 10:45 a in
Premium list.
<;Eo. W. RIDDLE,
«•oiistrm tisl a little machine that he calls 1 ing from the state fair items shows how will produce. 1 would like to have you and
Albany
11:35
a
m
Ar I
ROBERT A. MILLER. Se retary"1"“
Eugene
Lv
Il
:00
a
in
them
up
here
for
a
little
while
to
show
you
the “chicken walker.” It proposes to ,lo ol«l Satan is getting the church |>eople
I/cave orders at S mith «t D odge ’ s
Jacksonville, Or.
Store.
away with the fences around gardens, interested in horse racing ami its hand- around.
PULLMAX BUFFET SLEEPERS.
There are no deer on the island—nothing
and protect the ear«lens from damage by
mai«ls, gambling, etc:
but liear and fox.
KHllIST SLEEPING
CAPS
chickens. When the machinery is plans,
1
I don't see any outcome for this country.
For accommodation of Second Class Pas­
The ladies of the Methodist church are
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living ' sengers, attached to Express Trains.
on a chicken's feet ami the fowl goes in
The undersigned have opened a
running a fine restaurant lietween the gate [ There is nothing here but fish and fur, and
the garden ami makes an effort to scratch and the secretary 's office, when an excel­ 1 after awhile they will be run out. and then prices is all that we ask
The S I’ Co.’s Ferry makes connection
We will make it to your interest to
There is
AN EXPERIENCED HOUSE MOVER. wt*o7u%‘"
the soil, instead of arvompiiahing its de­ lent meal can lie had. The ITesbyterian * I see no u«e for this country.
with all the regular trains on the East Side
deal with us, so give the new meat mar­ Division iro n foot of F street. Portland.
LX 1« S«»LD OX .«
sire, the attachment walks the chicken ladies are serving the public in the same ! nothing for a man to come here for unless
Has recently bought out Wm. Patterson,
ket a trial
he
lias
a
job
liefore
he
comes.
POSITIVE
IN—
out of the garden. The harder it scratches ai-eeptal>le manner on the right of the walk
the Ashland House-Moverand is soliciting
Wed side Division—Between
^^^Fresh pork on hand every day.
the patronage of the citizens of Ashlami
lietween the gate and the pavillion.
GUARANTEE
the faster it goes.
PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
and environs; satisfaction guaranteed.
The demand lor timber lands in Ore- j
CENTRAL POINT.
to cure any
Mutual interest makes a heap of differ­
Parties living outside and having such
MAIL
TRAIN
DAILY
(EXCEIT
S1NIHV.)
gon
lias
las-ome
1-0
gre
it
that
men
who
,
form of net \ous
Cor|ioral James Tanner, savs a Wash­ i
work
to
do,
arc
requested
to
send
their
ad
­
.
And
will
keep
constantly
on
Land
a
full
ence in all the walks of life.
disease, or any
go by the name of “timber crufaers” are ■
I .
6:20 p m ' assortment of Hardware. Stoves and tin­ dress, when tliev will lie called upon.
ington correspondent, rarely goes to lied
diaonler of the
Address:
JOHN A. KAMSDELL,
i .30 p in ware.
12
The bustle factory at Bridgeport, Conn, I to la* fouml at every ¡>la«'e of any impor-
before 10 o'clock in the morning. It is
A shland , Or..
BEFORE
generative or-
At.
Albany
and
Corvallis
connect
with
•
tanee.
Ami
some
of
them,
for
ways
that
I
I------------------------------------------------------------- -----I kaas of either m * x whether arising from the
unusual for him to get a night's sleep. shut down last week, ami the suspension
trains of Oregon Pacific R-.-ilroad.
¡A CALL ,()li »I»» FOR BONDS
uw of Htinmlaut«. T«Awco or lYpiui.i,
He ia accustomed to sit up till, tliorough- is likely to hi* indefinite, owing to the ar«' dark ami tricks that are mean, are I
peculiar. One of their best snaj»s is to '
|prthmugli youthful ItHliM-retlon, over Indulg­
EXHtSM TBAIK DARY (EXCEPT Sl'XDAY.)
FOB WATER WORKS.
About
lv tired out. lie ia oblige«! to lie down. lessening demand for bustles.
Call ami see us before purchasing eise-
ence, Ac.. »u«*h M Low o( Brain Power, Wakeful-
1:5ti p in Lv I’ortktixi
A r
O:««i a in where. fer we can suit you in priée and
shland
regon
But oftentimes he can «»lily ache ami toss, 600 girls wen* employed in this factory, select a nicely timbered quarter section’
otice is hereby < hven th at a«M, Rearing dowu Paiu«iu the Bark. Seruiugl
,
H:<i)
j>
III
Ar
McMinnville
Lv
5:15
a
in
qualité.
in
some
township
where
school
or
timber
.
pursuant
to
Section
4
of
Ordinance
No.
ami now ami then he is obliged to get up w ho arc now out of employment.
W' Hkuo,, Hyaterja, Nen«*u« 1’iortration Nocturn­
I:‘î
J. C. SHEIUDAN.
67. passed by the Common Council of the al Kmiwiou«. Ieuc<>rrh<ra. Pizzlnc»«, Weak Meai-
lands are lor sale. This piece of land is ‘
TNB«l (IV TKkETX !• 4II poiufa
again ami ait in his library for an hour or
City
of
Ashland,
in
the
state
of
Oregon,
on
REPAIRING
promptly
attended
to.
Tlu* magnificent ¡«ertormance of the
X»1TH JIB E1ST
the 21st day of August, 18W), entitled. "An bry, Ixwtiof Power aud Ini|>otency. which if ne­
two ami smoke hitm«elf still more tired. cruiser Baltimore was the subject of a con­ shown to the intending )*urchaser, who,
Ordinance to provide for the construction glected often lead to pretnaturuoM use and iuaga-
in
good
faith,
purchases
of
the
state
what
'
Yin (ILIF*Bill.
The trouble is due to the incessant pain gratulatory dispatch
Monday from the
of a system of Water Works and to issue Ity. Price I i . oq a Itox, C bexen f«>r * >.te Seiit b
he sup|x«ses to la* the quarter section I
receipt o( price.
in bis two amputate«! legs.
the Bonds of the City of Ashfamlto the mail
present secretary of the navy to his prede­
I For full information regarding rale«.map.«,
amount in the aggregate of fifty th -usaml
shown him. Di course he pave the
etc , call on eonq«any'« agent at Ashland.
A WMITTKN Gl'AUANTKB i< given for
cessor. under w hose administration the
dollars for that purpose,” I, D. It. Mills,
R. KOEHLER
E P. ROGERS.
It is an injustice to the many witnesses cruiser was constructed. The trial trip of “cruiser” a ni< C little smn for assisting
Mayor of said city, will receive propo.-als or every *5.00 order received, to refund the toots*» If
the “pride of our naw" seems to have le't him in locating tt|»on a good pieceof land.
Manager.
A*«t G.F A l’n«« Agt
bids in writing, sealed, frotn any ami all a rernuuteul cure !» not « fli-cte«!.
in three tinifar suits to compel them to nothing to lie desired in .«peel. -ea worthi­
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
So much for this purchaser. But the wily
We haw thousands of teatbaoulalw from ol«l
persons wishing to purchase said Bonds. < r
Bull For Sale.
take five cents a mile ami *1.50 per day ness. construction, or ease of management. “cruiser” turns around ami es orts the 1 1 wish to announce to the public that I
any iiortion of them at any time between •nd young, of both kx « s , wbo bate beeu |«cnun>
The «■onibinati' U of these prime rejULsites
Six
months
old,
of
Short-Horn
stock,
TOTI< E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO the «late of this notice and the first Monday ueutly «-ured by the use of AmaoDlTlN'c.
very next applicant for timber land to the • am ready to take orders for any kind of
on their way to Portland ami return.
in a uian-of-war is a triumph in naval
t the people of Ashland amt surround­ in Octolier next after the date hereof.
Circular free. Addres»
TI h * government is rich enough to |»iy a an*hit«s turv of w hich her I uihlers. and in­ identical tract shown the first one. He zunsmith work. re|«airing sewing machine«, will alm trade him for other stock. In­
ing country that E Stunreon, the barlier, All bids or priqiosals made must specify
ding
saw«,
>haq«ening
knives
«nd
scissors
quire
at
G*o.
M.
Rols
rts
’
¡»lace,
at
n|>|«er
does
this
again
and
again,
showing
them
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
witness his actual expenses, which are dent the entire nution may well be proud.
has
moved
tn
with
R.
F.
High,
and
we
have
distinctly
the
highest
price
the
party,
or
etc.,
etc.
end of Granite street.
one tract ami l«xnting them upon timber­
W estern iir « n < u,
titte«l
lip
a
nice
-hop.
Everything
is
neat
parties,
proposing
to
purchase
said
Bonds
(»(Fee
<
n
Front
street,
in
building
with
ten cents a mile on tlu* stage route (pn>
lees or mountainous sections, perhaps
and clean and we are here to stay and all will pay in <*ash on delivery of the Bond- to
bux
.
PURTLANlr, OIL
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Salem. Or.. Sept. 17—Geo. Hughes, a several miles «listant from the one looked h im B. Wri'ley, the real estate agent. 2-4 t
iHsim-r it n««t) ami »2 per day for hotel
we ask is a fair »bare of the patronage. We him or them; ami also what amount in the
S««!«l
by
T
K
Buiton.
sole
agent. Ashland.
young man working for T. 1. David­ at. This is one of their tricks, and it has
Medford to «Jacksonville.
, VUYOTK E Ift HEREBY GIVEN TO are the only authorized agents to sell the ! aggregate of such Bdml> the person, or per­ Oregon.
exprnecs. Several such witnesses here­
son. near this city, was hadly gonsi »*v an l»een smicss'tilly worked in many ¡»arts j Patronize the only wagon tl a' connect« ■
the publi«- that I have tins day given genuine .-ea foaiu. Call and see u-and try sons, proposing to purchase will take at the
tofore have had tlie pl«>usiirc( ?) of paying angry bull tills evening nml re -eived ihree
> price ottered by him or them.
of the stale. But for all, tlie state h»*ds with every train, rain or shine, ami carrie« tur -on. Roliert H. Wimer, bi- time and us. Yours Itesi»ectfiiliy.
V aliev K kcord .
E. S ti roeon <t R. F. Hi«.n.
Dated at Ashlami. Oregon, Aug. 22.
about *i!O out of their ow n pocket on such l>a«l wounds, one in the thigh, one in the are being taken up ami held, for pur <Ne
.he C. S. mail ami Well.«. Fargo «t Co.'.« ex­ will not be responsible f««r anv debts unless
gr in. and one in the stomach. Dr. Smith
¿The l.*e,t Advertising Meilium in Southern
:
D R. MILLS.
| contracusl
________ ' '. by mysi
yseU-
a trip, above what was received from this wrs callisl. and i< in doubt as to die wound­ of speculation or for settlement, at an ex­ press. Satisfacti«»n guaranteed.
Mirror of ttfc Cltv of A-4»fow«t Or
Dauai at AaWgn'T Oregon, tifai -Uli. *far ' LM yt>n takt? thv VAt lfy Rïvwr.
Jb*x Draff driver.
OrvTVtt.
ceedingly rwpid rate-.—[fftftteewnn
of Aug«”
J. OC Wisuiï!'.
glorious «rerniiiciit.—’Examiner.
ed man ’s ctunu.T=.
j. c. BOTOtgit
t DEAN
E. B.
Hunsaker*
I. O. O. F. BLOCK, ASHLAND.
GEO. W. STEPHENSON,
HARDWARE,
STOVES &
TINWARE.
W. N. LUCKEY,
D.S.Batoj.
CHOICE CAKES
NEW
FALL GOODS!
Staple and. Fancy Dry Goods
Real Estate Agent,
ASHLAND, : : : OREGON.
-ÆRÔE DAILY
Will Sell, Rent and Handle
Real Estate on Commission
H. S. EMERY,
And will be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
Lil
T
HOTOGA PH S
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
at Prices that defy competition.
Funeral Director
I
The Bar
White Sulphur Spring
Sulphur Springs
Hotel
S
State Komal School
C. W. GANIARD, Prop.
J. M. McCALL.
Exchange Saloon,
(DISTRICT FÂÎÎQ
Ever Curriagv
Southern Oregon
Overland to California
Fine Billiard Table.
Central Point,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.'S
H. JUDGE
Harness & Saddle
WM. A. GROAVE.
Manufacturer.
FOR SALE
I
House, Sign, Carriage, and
Portland and San Francisco
Decorative Painting.
Independent
s
Market
GRAINING and PAPER
HANGING.
STACEY,
PROPRIETOR.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
To the Farmers of Jackson Co
P
J. Ramsdell,
, O
We Will Not be Undersold
.
N
STAR
R. STRAIT,
Barber Shop,
Practical Gunsmith,
HIGH & STURGEON, Props.
>
I
I
:
The Celebrated French Cure,
"APHRODITINE"
O. R. BUCKMAN
A
A
RAISING, ITOTI DBO
MOVING nUUòljò
HARDWARE TRADE
Carpenter and Builder,
$4300 IN CASH