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VALLEY RECORD. H*«x-k ksaociation Meri Ing BKEVITY BASK Fir ODIMi AND ENDS THE DISTRICT FAIK. The best cigar» at the Soda Fountain, A meeting of the Ashland Stockmen'» Chloride of lime in hulk at Chitwood’.*. I Th*- Klamath river i* lower than wa« ever B* -urc to hear Mrs. bkeltonncxt Sumiay The first fair under the auspices of the Prou clive A»»**-iation i» called to meet at KMitliern (>r«-gon state boar«! of agricul afterti*K«ii at the M. E. church. Phoenix. Jack-on county. Oregon, on the know n liefurr. stii-kv ami |*oi»oti rtv-p;q>erat Chitwood'.». Aeni.ixa.Oa T mcmsoav , Krir. 19. I1*« first Saturday in October .’at Ml. a . m . By R. p. llumc will »toek hi» hatchery on ture, will b«- hehi at Central Point. Jack- J. !’. R. Hutching» has purchased the F're-h hand-made candies at the Soda the Klamath with 5.«**«.(*(* -almon. order of the president, Jos. A. ( nor. son county, la-ginning Kept. 23 ami last- graj«c crop oi O ( oolidge's vineyard. * J. (.'. Nan.. Sec’y. (liewing i.il«ac.-o. smoking tobacco ami to the 27. Nearly $4500 in purees am! While in the city call at the European Fountain. PEKMONAL. AND NOCI Al. Pickles in any -tvle at E. M. Miller's cigarette» at the S*»Ja Fountain, I premiums are offered. The track is one Restaurant ami Oyster House. Single Special Train groi-ery store. meal» only 25cents." B. F. Dowell **• «iomr the town -everal w«*uld go. sbouhl a lire -tart of th«- finest on the coast, and the coast Tlx* railroad eotutsmv has agreed to in Everytldng day» tlu« week. The finest silver prune- in the market at Lakeview at present, the Examiner ray». is especially attractive. Situate»! in the The Elk creek and Little B*iUe county Mi»* Anna.-1 uimtnghatu 1« vi-itingfriend- put on a sponal train from Ashland to : heart of the fam«l Kogue river valley i bridge« have hecn completed by the con E. M. Miller'» Th* Dy»ter »ea»*>n ha- <q*n«l at the Eu the fair grtmnds during fair week, stop ami relative* at Medford. an«i the gol«i«*n mean hetw«*en California tractor. 55’. C. Daley. Free hack to the Helman -ulphur bath» ropean Re-laurant and Oyster Parlor-, P. H. Donoghue ha» rented the John and swimming rink. Mi«« Ada Barr «i> up tru*u Mv-liord ping at intermediate stations, leaving an«l Oregon, it is d«*stin**i to hecotuethc Ashland about 7 o'clock, .*. M. There i» a «use of variolobi at Alliany. E. coimr.on meeting grouml of the turfmen, Devlin place out on the Boulevard,and will Tuesday visiting frietsi*. P. II. Donoghue pays the highest market C. Kearle-. lat<- from Chicago, i* the man sportsmen an«l horti«-ulturists of the I’a- take posression next month. Rdaurr A. M illem , D. C. Agier went to saietu *-atur<lay to price for oats and vvheat. • afflicted. Sec. S. O. S. B. A. •ell ti< ket- tor th*- -tale fair. , cilic coast. The southern Oregon district Service« will lie held in the t.'atholi«- l'ine picture molding- ami frames just < uster «ountv. Montana, i- the largest , comprises the counties of Lake, Klamath,; church, Sunday the 22d in»t., at 10 o’clock Janie- ttoodnrb was over frotu Klamath Candy Manufactory. receive«! at Evans A Brunks’. county in the United State». It contain« Jackson, Josephine, Coos and Curry—an a . st. Sunday -chool at 2 r. m . river «toing the city Ia»t week. 13A69-92* j acres an«! i» 150 mile» long an«t 11. J. Kerry has moved his candy works A new stock of gla-sware just receive«! at ' empire in itself—j*jt*x-ssing varie«l and Pari» Hamilton was over from Applegate Mayor D. K. Mill- returns! from a bm*i- into th« room in tlu- Reeser block just 12» wide. E. M. Miller's A«hlan«l grocery »tore. distinguishing characteristics. Already this week finding a market for the fall fruit nc«- trip to ( Im ago Monday. Hillsboro ha« purclia»«! the hand lire 1 these counties with a tier from northern crop of S. B. Hamilton's farm. vacate«! by Fountain’s millinery store, Ladies' summer <lre«s goods away down Go« M alden, tlie hiekivou mountain liter- where he will open out a full line of con engine of Albany. This wa» first I «ought California are m<x>t«nl as a territory for a for the next ten days, at M c C ai . l ’ s . for S. M. Rhodes is building a $700 residence by the late Senator BnaJerick for the <-ity of « Kant, wa* in the city la*t nigtit. fectionery <A all kinds. Mr. Perry has new state. However that may be, the for his father on the tract he purchased cash. San Francisco. southern Oregon district fair will devel-. front Rolierts A O’Neil at Talent. Mi— Jenny WUeoS. of Medford, wa* vis served an apprenticeship with one of the An extensive assortment of lady's and . finest confe«*tioners of Michigan and un Spokane Falls has a scandal. The city oi>e the fact that few segregated jxirtioiis iting her -bter in Avhlami M«>miay. Geo. M. Nichols brought over a fine I «and gentlemen's shoes and l>oot«, direct from ! «lerxtamta hi» bu*in«-ra well. Give him a coum-ilmen sol«l a lot of provision« »ent to of earth have such natural resources for Boston, at J. M. McCall’s. ♦ Wm. Winter went to Klamath City this call. that city during the great fire and p*»-ket«i the «levelopement of a great and prosper-1 of stock from hi» Lake creek ranch this w«*k for hi» Aslilaml meat market. morning to work for that company. The council Monday alk»we*l J. A. Rams I the money. They have all iieen arrested. ous [«eople as th«* g**ographical limits dell and S. C. Palmer p- rniission to remove Writing Clans. J. K. Helman, wile ami liaby were la-t Milton Noble.» places him-elf on record a» , nam«*«l. Nothing since the gold excite-1 Frank Peil. of AnU*l-j;«e, lost from 10 to a building through the town. 15 tons of hay last week by tire. It was ex week vi-iting relative- at Hrant'» Pa»». Prof. C. F. Neasc will organize a CltlMH one manager who very decidedly prefer» j nient of the “50’s” has elicited such en C. B. Kingsbury and David Allen offer marrie«l . fx-ople in his company, thusiasm as the ap|»roaching fair. The tinguisheii before further damage w a- done. . _ . O. H. Blount went to Hiraon on l«u»ine-- in penmanship, to begin on .’«ept. 30, 4 intelligent their land at Tolo tor sale in four-acre lots, 1KS9. Upon this evening Pref. New. ami »ays he lia- fewer row« than any i-om- horses from Jackson conntv are to lx* mtenlay and will return this evemnr. ('. 55". Ayers sports a neatly tiirn«l man- at low figures tor such choice fruit land. aaeisted by President J. S. Sweet, will I party traveling. fouixi from Mexico to the British line; i zanita cane as straight a* a r«*l. presented Plats can lie seen at Billings’ office. Henry Walbridge ami wife, of Hiakiyou give a FREE leraon arut lecture upon the New York, Sept. 16. — Two new «-velones I him by the Grant'» Pas*. S. P. D. A I.. Co. Lake and Klamath supply the meat tuar- «■ounty. were in thecity Tm—lay night. Handsome stationery in the latest styles new Hyetcni of ‘ Physical Training in merged into one oft the Florida coa»t. i kets of the coast; Coos ami Curry are At the Ashland building and loan associ I tor society use at Bureklialter A Hasty'.*. H C. Turpin, tl««- farmer, wa- up from Pcniii.inship” to wliicii all are cordially They w ill presiHiiabl v pas* np the coa-t. ation meeting Momlav forty-eight months known in the markets of trade for their Me«lfor«i precinct Tuesday on a l>u«ine»- invite!. Retneniber the date ami pla«-e, ; like the pred«x*.«*<or, causing wind*, rain* rapping pa Water-proof building paper, «riq output of <*oal and lumber; Douglas for ' interest wa« bi«l tor ('lias. Nickell^by A. S. trip. ami high tides. |>cr and twine at Evans A Brunk l ’». s. ] Normal Building. ' fine quality of wool, ami Jackson, Jos- Hammond tor $725. Mars ami Saturn will be in con junietion epliine an«l Douglas for shipments of gobi John Dungan, of Ham's valley, went to Fire, Life and Accident Insurance in the Mr. Mitchell, representing Moffat A Co., Cuimy nghani — Wilcov Sept. 21. next Saturday—The closest con- < «>lu»a county. Cal., un a bu-ine— vt»it leading companies at lowest rate». G. F. i junction on record. To the unaided eve «lust and fruits. The blending of these of San Fran«’i»co, is buying cattle in Klam- Tuesday. 3-19 Jaine- R. Cunnynghaui, ms oii'l sou OÍ .. the stars will seem to coalesce. Near nj manifold interests in one display, by a • atb county, offering I cent« JKT potimi for Billings. Mr*. A. .M. Ru—ell. who ha- beet« -pend Mr. ami Mrs. J W. Cunnynghani, of Regulus will shine, brightest star in lx*o. Owing to a change in business*. E. B. - people note«l for the prodigity of their two year olds and over. ing the summer here, returned to Willow», Aatiland, and Mira Marv Wilcox were J [ enthusiasm is an event in th«* historical 5Vm. Hani», who is foml of pet-, lo.-t a Hunsaker will give a few genuine bargain Mr«. Hull ditsl in Jacksonville la-t Sun- 1 Cal.. Friday. married last Suixlay at Woodville,by W. «leveto]x*n*ent of a country seldom wit- valuable calf la-t Saturday that he would in organs for the next thirty days. day. she wa- well along in years, living . F. H. Page, the Portlaml <x«iiimi»»ion J. Stanley, justice of the peace. The about eighty vears old. an«i w as a ell »nown : . nessed. Suffice it that the thousands not take a -mall fortune for. Cause too Men'» and leiy»' clothing, lioot«. -hoc-, I iurr< bant, ba» Iieen here -ever»I day*, on young couple have taken up their resi in Jacksonville. She leave- a host of ' ! gather«! from every ¡«ortion of th«* state much «-lover in its stomach. ci«-., etc., of latest styles, finest «piality ami fruit bmdne—. at prices that defy competition, at McCall's. dence in Ashland, an«l the R ecob » cx - friends to mourn her Io««.- Medford New-. , —for the prospective attendan«*e has al- The Dollarhide Angle proposition for the Henry Klinpel «u up Monday ami re ten«lw its congratulations and well-w ishes Fresh bread deliver«! at your door every The late-t styles of hat- ami trimmings rea«ly passe«! beyoml the district limits— purchase of the Ashland planing mill will turn«! with vV N. Luckey to Gobi Hill un for u long life of u«*«-fuliiera, protqierity« will »« hiii arrive at Hunsaker'«. These will give to those within the charmed lie brought before the circuit court for ac- morning by 9 a . m . Orders left at U. S. a liu-tnes* trip. ' ceptnnce to-day by the assignee. an«l happiness. Bakery, opposite Odd Fellow- Hall, will lie good- will I m - »elected by Miss Sadie Kist, j circle and those without a better and promptly atten«.'«i to. t who is now in the city for that purj>o«e. ; I broader realization of what-Oregon is Tho*. Lynch ha- »old hi» inlere-t in the 1). 5Vlietstone has purchlfked the Delmon- Cattle Hhipm«xnla. lziok to vour interest ladies, ami sec the and ought to lie.—(Portland Mercury. barber bu»ine— to Geo. Vaujiel ami will 1 ieo restaurant, at the depot, of Mrs. White, Fifteen more 1-aere lots in 5V. A. < has. Kalin shipped some »At fine t«ee( new gootfs. •own toave for Portland. for $1942. He ha- also purchased three lots Owen's addition ¡uljoining Central Point cattle from Ashlaml to the Portlrnd market in Railroa«t addition from Cha». P. Clark. The Weekly West i-hurc ha» come to j Rpe ial train to the fair. OU tlie east are Mill offered for rale. Also H. II. Carter ami F. Roper with their this week. Part were t>urchase«l from the wive* an«* a number of ladie- »jient satur- baixt of cx-Kheriff Hanks, of Klamath hand. It is a good jiaper an«l will be a sue- i A gran«i Itasket dinner on Monday. Joe I rizzel had liis arm broke yesterday five ten-acre lots. Choice bargains. ce»» from the start. A weekly paper Ulus ■ <iay at the Coleaiein bpring«. county, who came along with them to Ash i by I eing thrown from his horse. Another Hotts«*s ami lots to-rent or sell. Address tratiiig current event.- is needed in the All g«K*ls, articles and animals must hoy came riding along behind and struck 5V. A. Owen, Central Point. Or I. D. Kepler ha» resigned a* ct.nduclor ! land. North»e-t^imt the 5Vest Shore has the stull I be in place by Tuesday noon. Joe'» hor»c, when In* jump«! from under un the Yreka branch railroad ami went ! Uncle lieurge Durand, the Silver lake to make it. Star Bakery, opposite post office, Ashland ! hint. northward on Tuesday's train. -tockiuan, was slopping in town several Season tickets are reduced to 75 cents ♦ Oregon, (¡rami tumble in the price of Silver Lake is in an awful fix. Thousands days this week, making preparation« to At the Presbyterian church on next Sab brea«!. S loaves. 25 cts. 33 il* loaves for $1. I ' 1 for la<lies ami $1 50 for gentlemen. Mrs. t rit. Tolman and child and Min ship from this point to the Portland Portlaml inar- of dea«l fish are lying in the mud. The bath the following subjects will be pre Pies, cakes, candies and nuts at the lowest Dora Anderson »ailed from Kan Fraiwiwo ket some All gates on the fair grounds will l»e I head of cattle alxiut the 16th stench i* awful. There are acre- ami acres sent«!: Morning "The Preeiousne»- of market rate-. Sweet cider 5 cts. per glass, * for Kodiak. Ala-ka. yesterday. «-overeil with theiu on the west side of the open ami free on Momlav, Sept. 23d. of October. Christ to the Believer." Evening-"5Vhy I 1 quart, Wets., 1 gallon, 10 cts. 5\ m. Mills, remaining water. Pelican* are doing well. am a Christian.” Henry Pape, Jr., of Jark-onviUe. ha.- proprietor. I — ¡Examiner. I.ieut. Fuller, oi the Vancouver Ilar A great many people arc pre|«aring io gone to Curvallb, where he ha- purcba»e«l The Ft. Klamath Indian base ball nine J. 5V. Sowilen, the general rustling agent , raekM, a member of Gen. Nelson A. an Interest in the Benton Leader. Greentile, Cal.. Sept. l«>. Yesterday two 1 I camp on the grounds «luring the week. and x nine composed of Ashland and Jack- for the Jacksonville Marble Works of J. C. Miles' stall, was the guest of Lieut. Jas. men were nrre-t«sl here for robbing the A successful fail- means filly jx-r cent sonville Ixiys played a go-as-you-please Whipp, will be in this vicinity again in a few Charley Clark is running on the pa—en-1 A. Swift Monday night, lie was accom stage at Bidwell ’ » lair la-t Tuesday. One is ger from Roseburg to A»hland, in place of panied by a detachment of five men, and Antionc Schneider, a German, who once ad«le«l to tlm 1 boroughbre«I stock of this game at the ball grounds la-t Thursday. Tt week», soliciting order» tor this well-known was a hippodrome. Fred. Wall, who ha- another run. institution. ‘Save your orders for tuonu-[ shipped the government ambulance, ran a bakery in Greenville, the other is an district. Probably the la-t threshing machine at i ments, etc., etc., for him. Th«* Southern Oregon l-'iuil Grower»’ .Mi»« Henrietta Moore, the ieiiq>eran< e horse«*, etc., on to Ager station by freight Irishman, alrfmt thirty years old, named lecturer, arrived from the «outh this week j where it was placed in readiness to re Michael Dunlevcy. annual exhibit will take place Monday, work in this valley is that of Loudon Bros, Miner’s addition to Ashland is the choicest j over on Applegate, which ha» a week or ami and »poke at Medford Tue-day night. best located for residence puqiose.-. 1 ceive Gen. Mil«-* and esccrt him to Ft. It is not generally known awav from Sept. 23d, at the fair ground. two’s work to finish up, »o Jeff Matney,who Consult vour own interests and see this i . ___ her Mi»s Luella McBride, of Portland, slater I Klamath in style on the arrival of Tues home that Lake county now supplies has been with it informs us. Twenty-one thousand pamphlets are to addition Wore investing in outside proper- ' uf J. II. McBride, who ha» been visiting in ‘ day’s paasenger from San Francisco. home market with stock amt dairy salt of be issu«l by the boar«l concerning the F. E. Z«x*llner, the merchant tailor, has tv. Low prices. Easy terms. Call on the Ashland, returne«! homeward Monday. Gen. Miles, as wc stated last week, is I good tiuality, says the Examiner. D. It. resources of southern Oregon. t received on hand.» an excellent new stock premises for information. Jones is proprietor of the -alt marsh where Geo. W. Cooper, the Yreka contractor, is there for the purpose of invetigating for I 55’amer lake once »prea«i its waters, lie i of patterns. No use now to send off'tor The Helman farm in the city of Ashland ! at Linkville a« ting as an adjuster of losses himself whether the soldiers are ncedcl grinds and sacks the -alt on the ground Tlie secretary and assistants will lx* at ' your tailor made clothing. This house can lias Iieen subdivided ami is now ottered in , by the lire for the insurance companies. at Fort Klamath or not. where it is scooped up by the wagon-load the fair grounds three «lays Ix'forc the make them as cheap as any, an«! warranted small tracts at very reasonable price*. If I and dclivere«l to the different merchant- of fair begins, to take entries ami grant to give satisfaction. Dr. Caldwell. Tbos. W. Bryant. E. Htnr-1 you want a pleasant home or a goo«l invest- I (’apt. W. F. Hunger, county utock in- the county. licenses. geon. Thos. Kist ami F. Morine are at Geo. 55'. Nichols is having a $1500 resi inent in a good part of Ashland don't fail 1 Roseburg to-day on timber land business. I tqiector, will begin hie ixTanibulationn to see this tra«-t. For sale by G. F. Billings, ( Salem Statesman: Tlu* sheriffs of the Al Peacock, the driver for McDonough dence built un his place on bake creek to or i among the sheep bunds of the county uh A. D. Helman. 1-49. Swan ’s homes, - was on yesterday’s replace the one «lestroved hv lire some Wm. Ulrich left Tueodav for Linkville to | «XHiii ns they begin coining down out of .lifterent «‘astern Oregon counties are plan- I A ’ / ..... ' ------------- months ago. 55". C. Daley, who built the mug a « all for a sherift s convention, the lulju-t a lo-s of (Dm held l>y Judge Smith : ’ the mountains, in ahout six weeks. The Oyster season is now open at the train from Salem to 5 ’ reka. He will 51- one that l«urn«l down aiiout two years ol>j«-t of which is to organize and tierfect ' ami J. Frie«e in the cumpany lie represent-. European Restaurant where you will i though the larger |«art of the liands of plans to co-operate with one another tor the : bring over three horses from their Yreka ago. i- erecting the new one. always got those large delieious Eastern Ex-Sheriff A. S. Jacob» was in the city i this county were pronoun« ***1 *<*abbv detention ami capture of horse thieve- and stables to enter the Central Point district Among the celebrities on Sunday's north oysters, by the dish, or by the tain. I tutor j Sunday, lli- present inldre— is Central when the l.ivv was first being cnfon-(*d, other criminals. A similar organization ex fair. bound train were Dave ('amphell*, the pet Pidnt.where he request- his mail to be sent. ; , it has Iieen largely reduced at each in ists in Iowa ami is said to lie lar more effec Masonic ’Temple, Main street, Ashland, Mcltonough A Swan sold their two pugilist of Portlaml and champion of Or Oregon. than the present plan by which there is B. F. S kyuer . Wilford Dver, wife and grown «laughter spection, and on this trip C’upt. Songer tive egon. Ai.»o Henry Failing, the Portland Altamont trotters, Altena and Stemwiml- banker. The pugilist, it is neeille— to re- anti sun Butler, were en route from Teha expects to fin«i tin* nuuiner very small. little co-operation among the .sheriffs. er, just before tlie state fair races, to Temperance Mass Meeting. ma county Sunday tor Bellingham bay.W T. Mr. F. I.yttleton, of Ashland, is the The Oregon stata society of Spiritualists x«’.,Y_’v ‘n 1 mark, attracted the most attention. bus Iieen in sessional New Era since Satur- * ,?r ' ,ln , 6 J.'1, 01J »'Aland, • Mr». Skelton, of San Francisco, and Pres Mr. and Mr». J. D. Fountain left for I ident of Idaho 5V. C. T. U., will s|>eak in Lindsey Hiaemore was visiting friend» in deputy inspector and at ten« Is to the day, Sept. “th. The se-sion lasts ten davs |°r the sum of |u000. > tetnw inder was A-hland this week, prior to bis departure stock coming into the countv on the rail- an«l has Iieen quite largely attendeil. Prof.; beaten in Monday s race by an error, his Linkville ve»terday morning, Mrs. F. in- the M. E. church next Sabbath afternoon at _ to return' in a few weeks. Their 3 o’clock. Be sure and hear this gift«l f««r another year at the Monmouth normal - roa«is and otherwise. This law is one of Sphere, front the East, and a great many driver not hearing the word “go” until tending tlie most useful on the statute liooks of other speakers from all over the state were 1 told to start a second time, although he stock of goods were shipped the first of the i lady. achooL week and will lie combined with the one ■ The society ha.« creet«l a big ho- was the - b**st horse ami the favorite, Della-rl Terrill, formerly in the butcher the state when it has competent an«i prac present. out there now, which escaped the tire. Hotel Aecoinniotlutions Fair Week. tel on the grounti and Sundav took up a made one heat in 2:25’4, said to be budna».- at Ashland. 1» now stopping at tical officials to enforce it. collection for the pnrp- se of finishing and I finest heat ever made on that track. G. 55’. Parkinson A Co., of the soda foun- , Parties not finding suitable aeconnnodn- Talent, and »pent Sumiay in tin- place with tain, hav.e recieved an $sd jieanut roaster, I : tions at the grounds fair week, can come to CatcbinK Salmon on the Klamath. furnishing the new building.—[Statesman. friends which is now at the fair grounds. Their I Ashland by tlie special train in tlie evening, Kan Francisco, Sept. 16. — In the Neagle Dead Indian Items, Thousands of salmon are being taken ' halieas corpus case. Judge Sawyer this Mrs. J. SwWilson and Miss Josie Wilson, i costly fountain is lieing shipped there to- | , stay all night and return to the fair next wife and daughter of th«* Baker ( ity railroad duilv from the Klamath river at the dam : morning decided that the federal court had Edmond H cd path, nephew of John B. ! day. and thev will l«e ready to rake in the morning. Prof, (laniard, of the 55’hile ■ agent are »topping in Ashlan«! for plea-nre of tne Manistee company. The fish are i jurisdiction transient shekels for Ashland at full blast. I sulphur Springs Hotel. Ashland, has made (iriffin, is visiting the latter this week. in the matter, that the killing . arrangements to accommodate all with nice and hralth. running iqfthe river verv numerously and of Terry was justifiable, and ordered that Henry Inlow is building a neat residence i . Cliff Roger» and Miss Evil Durkee, «laugh- • ■ clean and comfortable rooms and will not try hard to jump over the big dam. But Neagle be released from custody. Judge on bis place in the Dead Indian country. ter of J. C. Durkee, were married at the i raise on the price because of a crowd, Rev. G. M. Irwin, the religio-political home of the bride last «Sunday morning by preacher, who ha* charge of the Chemawa it is too high for many of them, although Field this afternoon presented Deputy- Arthur Hunt had al«out half a mile of Marshal Neagle with a magnificent gold Rev. T. K. 5’an Tassel, ami to«ik the nine India.i »chool, was registered at The Ore uanie are successful. Ttie consequence is The Stanfbrri's Coming. fence burned by forest tire last Monday. watch and chain appropriately engraved, o’clock train tor California. After a visit at gon Sunday. that the river Itelow tlie «laui is full of ! as a token of bis appreciation of the valua Sacramento, Sept. 17,—The resilience Red Blurt' they will go to Woodland, their F. Barneburg, of Eden precinct, is in Lev.'iv Crane, who sold out in Ashland salmon trying to make .the “riffle.”. ble service rendered film by Neagle. «of Senator Stanford was the seen«* of a JOK!C C. MÔBK. this section looking after his stock interests. future home. FRED. »T. R<»WK. laat /ear and went to Rm Vista. Cal., was Some parties have |>ut a box on the low brilliant reception tendereil the senator Corvallis dispatch: A change in the on last evening's train hunting a new loca er side of the «lam, just far enough umler llarvv Howard, of the Green springs.' 5V. C. Daley was over from Brownsboro and wife to-night by citizens of Sacra tion up north. toebar the wat**r fall, and when a sal management of the Benton Lender occur was visiting friends in l>ca«l Indian last the first of tlie week and purchased one of mento. The reception at the resi«lenee red yesterdav. Mr. Pane, a brother-in-law ( week. Judge Tolman's tine blooded Holstein-Fre- Messrs. Baker and Cook, of Willows,and inon fails to reach the other able he falls of Chas. Nickell, of Jacksonville, is the sian bull*—Pilot Rock, one year old. He was conducted bv Major Gregory and Mr. .M«*Cuok, oi Mi-souri, were stopping at Imck invariably into the box. where a new published, lie is also a brother of Mrs. Riley Crabtree, of the Willamette valley, will not lie delivered until after the district ' .Joseph Steffms, president of the board the White Sulphur Springs Hotel. They guni-ltuotod unnn rakes them in. Besides ! E. O. Eckelson of. this city. This paper, is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Backus, tliis fair, where the judge will exhibit him with [ of trade. At 11 o’clock Senator and Mrs are after farming land.-. this, others arc engaged in wading the which is a semi-weekly, has not appeared week. I Stanford left for Sisson. After a short others of his herd. Ilev. James Hummer, of Ashland, was stay there they will proc*-«*«! to Oregon. Miss Jennie Jackson i» in charge of the stream and H|»'aring them. The white as such the past tour issues. It will lie epn- Mr. and Mrs. Frank 5'aughn, who have Postal telegraph office at Medford during men pack their catch an«l semi them off 1 ducted as a weekly, only enlarging to an visiting at the residence of Wm. L. Neil been visiting Mrs. 5’.’s sisters—Mrs. 8. C. T j Dispel Cold*. the absence ot Miss Kate Van Dyke, who on the cars, while the Indians are drying , eight-column size. It is rumored that Mr. last week. Corbett and Mrs. J. A. 55"est—return«! to } Nickell will also lx* interested in its ntan- Wc arc now stocked tip and ore prepared to furniah a full line of went to California Saturday. theirs. Th«1 salmon are Baid to lx* fine | agenient. Mrs. Bradley, of the I'nipqua valley, is Tehama county, Cal., again Sunday. They ; Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the sys- eneetuallv. yet gently, when costive or Archie M. Nash, a printer, who lias a eating. Five hundred pounds of them ! An old lady named Cardwell from Jack- visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. Denrdoif. in exneet to return in a few weeks and make : | tern Aslila- d their home. Mr. 5’aughn will in bilious, or when the blood is impure or this section. ranch mi Butte creek, ami Miss Aggie Low, were brought to Ashland Tues«iay, sluggish, to permanently cure habitual con son county, slopp«i with her two sons and vest in city property. a well-known school teacher of Siskiyou K. P. Neil and family returned from a stipation. to awaken the kidneys and liver I Ex-Supervisor Job Garretson, of Scott ; infant grandson, at Burns Saturday even- county, were marrie«l Tuesday. E. B. Hunsaker left on yesterday's south ' to a healthy activity, without irritating or i i j ing, on her return home from a rad visit to visit Monday with his brother. .1. R. Neil, 1 River,who has been rusticating at Shovel i bound train, ami after a business trip to i weakening them, use Syrup of Figs. Geo. W. Wimer, of Coos county, wa- on j the late home of John Cardwell in Malheur | at Jacksonville. i Siskiyou county he will continue on to San vesterday's south l»«und train' for San 1 Creek, Klamath river, during the Bum ' county, where his wife snici*l«l alxmt live Messrs. Templeton, Grover, Pond and mer months, headed a [>arty in search of Fkl Lake Killed. Francisco. He will return next week and weeks’ago. The lady said her daughter was . ■ Bish have returned from the huckleberry Francisco to purchase a large stock of tnili- At lowest prices. Aino any st«eci«il eirra cut. Cedar also fiiriiislu-il. Bills nerv goods goals lor for his store in Ashland, Ashland. Miss i the l.inkville stage robber some «lays ago. afflict«! with the trouble generally spoken take in part of the district fair. EU Lake,a young man,formerly hostler figured on ami cut to order on »hort notice. at the Lake of the Wood-, and re- fadic Kist leaves .«atudiy for the Bay- He got on his track, but was unable to I of as “female weakness" resultant from the ' - patch at the Ashlan'd round house, but of late port plenty of berries there yet. Miss Ruth Matthew», who ha* Iieen visit City to aid in selecting tne stock. birth of her child tor over a year, until her | a fireman on the Mt Shasta division, ing in Ashland for several week», return«! I catch up, owing to some mistakes made mind wa« nearly wrecked and it was the | i “Brick" Wells' old farm bouse caught on by his assistants. When the robber At the prize ball given bv Prof. Ganiard was killed at Dunsmuir yesterday. He to Salem Monday, Miss Hattie Thomton ' cause of her terrible act. The widower, a j , fire Thursday morning last and burned to at Granite Hall last Ssturdav evening the stopiMsi tlie stages, he had a isrge hand- going with her to'stay a month. young man of 22 years, and his child,a bal>e i , the ground: also an old ruilk house near by. |20 prize was drawn by ticket No. 31. held and several railroad lioys were wrestling At Ashland JAMES NORRIS ker<-niM wouml around bis forehead at Geo. B. Dean was at (¡rant’s _ Pass a few top of head, and also around his nose, so of alxint Is months, were returning home ■ • He thinks mice and matches was the cause, by a stranger who thought it was a concert. with each other over a pistol, when it with the old lady, in his private conveyance. i | Furniture, etc., raved. ______ _ ___ ______. W. **. days __ ago, where his brother. M. Dean, Prof, («aniard bought up several tickets was discharged, the contents entering ■ At Medford, west of railroad track, HOFF <fc WHITESIDE [ Burn* Herald. has <q«en«l out ‘ a stock the - prices that he could see between b»th folds, himself, but his luck did n't go worth a lake’s heart, killing hitn instantly, lie I _ ___ ,----- ... ' i.,..l„t. ‘ of good- 1 ** The line new residence of J. R. Tozer is . of _______ el... thus coin|K‘toly disguising his face from which ast*>ni»h the natives. A plea-ant time was ha«l by those leaves a wife ami a couple of small HEI’OKMS nearing completion. It is understood that j cent. m-ognition by the stage drivers. During THE children__________________ Mr. and Mrs. Tozer have now s|<ent their present. Miss Hattie I'oletuan. who ha- hern J his hunt, Garretson *lis*»vered that E<1. THE NEW last summer on the ranch, and that Bert teaching school at Coo» Bay, returned this ; When the smoke is cleared off’ by a good The confer**n**e ot different |«arti«*s and Ashland Biisiness College. week. Miss Emma Coleman leaves Friday ' - Randall, who broke jail, had reacheil Hoeietics of a reform tendeucy commcnc- ‘ will take full charge. If he calculated to »oaking rain and tlie tires quenched it will N’o time waste-1 in dry theories, Act- 1 Bogus the sc<-oml «lav after his escape via I've alone there would lie no necessity for lie seen that a an immense acreage of stock fur Monmouth to atteml school. ' Klamath City, where the sheriff tracked 1 ed in this city yesterdav morning, says ‘ such a fine large house. The fact that the | range has Iieen grazed to tlie grouml by the ual business from the first, The ohi Mrs. W. F. Herrin and two chi'dren, who j ' him, but supj>oee<i lie ha«l gone over the j the Salem Statesman of last Sunday, and I building is going up lias aroused suspicions fires. Particularly is this the case in the methods crowded to the wall, The. Ash- have been visiting the family of Hon. J. S. | mountain to Oregon. Randall secure«! a j lasteil awav into the night, its purpose ’ that something is going to happen. Well, t Butte creek country in this county. But land Business College, at the beginniug ! Mrau. LACHENAL A GUIGON, Herrin in Aslilaiui for some months, re-1 1 Ix'ing to harmonize the different nobbies we don't know who the lady may be, but ; tires increase the growth of grass the fol- of its third year, often« to the public ev —raoM rants— i horst* above Bogus, ami struck out for the turn«! to San Francisco Sunday. she would hunt many a day Itefore she ery advantage that can lx* found in any Oregon hills, where it will lx* impossible ! and unite under one name upon one plat- found a better fellow than lJcrtie. Vtxis. i lowing year. ■ Jut St., near Spring, A SULA X It Mr». R. Reeser, who has been enjoying to cutch him. as he is one of the best form of principles. Morris M'isc. a merchant tailor of San school presenting the same course of a visit of several month- with the family of horsemen in the country. There is no After the routine work was done by the Francisco. Inis been spemlmg a week in study.. 55’e cordially invite the attention City Council Proceedings. Has an entirely New Method for washing B. F. Reeser, of Aslilaml. returned home to Fine Embroideries, Lace Curtains. Fringes, ■ danger, however, of his ever returning to I delegates, rejiresentatives of the Prohibi- . The petition signod by the pro|«ertv 1 Ashland with his son Harry trying to find of our business men and otlrers to this Loa Angela» on Tuesday's train. a room to ojien a business in Ashland, i school, j *UlU VOfJVSWxVxvaaaj «solicit «/ «» their «■«J|)" Muslins. Lace- (white an<l black), all kinds ami 1 respectfully sup 1 Siskiyou, ns he understands tlie conse tionists. Knights of Lalior, State Grange, —r< of Woolens. Ladies Flannels and other A. A. Stanwalt. repreaenting the Wheeler quences. Kamlall total parties be saw at I'nion Labor, Union Carpenter elements,; owners living on 1st avenue, praying the Mr. Wise is tne father of the Wise Bros., port. Scholarship for full . course, onlv ................................... council to take some action concerning formerly in business here, .-¡ol is located Wearing Appurel: also Gent’s Clothe- A Wilson sewing machine company, was in , Bogus that Pat Hagin had a tougii time the work commenc«l. $25.00. Call at Normal building, or a«J- «•leaned on Short Notice. the citv during the j»ast week. Their n«i It took a long time to formulate a plat- j the defective sewer and the general sani at Myrtle Point, < <x>s county, ami Jake is .1. S. S weet , Principal. dress : ; working through the hole in the jail wall, now at Santa ( ruz. will ap|>ear in tne KecoM» shortly. form, there being as many hobbies as tary condition of said avenue, was refer- LACE CURTAIN ( LEANING A SPE . and it was expected for some time that ho Fruit Shipments. Ayers, Barluur A Elviage will have the John Baiiev, who recently suit! out his ] would I m * foumi stuck fast in the wall by there were individuals, an«l G. M. Miller, | re<f to sanitary committee. CIALTY. A bill file«l by J. M. McCrll to pay for plan» of Ganiard ’ «« Opera 11« use block at repeated candidate for congress, who i »lock ranch at the Meadows, called at the ' the sheriff, when lie visited the jail in the i G. U. Mitchell, representing the Earl Satinfartion duarantfrd. Only a few mroe Choice the district fair. It is a three story brick six firemen ’ s coats was on motion order Kr< oai> office this morning. He may buy 1 morning. He finally succeeded by hard was the leading and moving spirit of the ed paid. building, and the plans were drawn by C. . Fruit Co., of California, has been in the ' property in Ashland and locate here. body, had a hard time to bold them I valley this week getting ten car-loads of work ami Randall’s aid, in getting out, W. Ayers. It will lie the handsomest block The city marshal stated that lie had in Fred. Cooley, of Willow creek. Siskiyou land lias un«toubte«lh taken a differen' ! down. the interior of the Northwest, and will ' apples remly for shinment to San Fran- < county, has Iieen making nn insjxs ling tour ' route from Kamlall, to shake the duel oi i 55’hile waiting for the committees to re- S arrested a minor and that he {relieved compare favorably with any in th«* larger cisco. Considerable of the quantity was ot Rogue river valley with his wife and 1 port, Hou. T. 55'. Davenport was calle«! ’ I some of the saloons within the corjiorate cities. Tlit- work of digging out the cellar reiuly to leave on Tuesday morning's i i Siskiyou from his br«>~ins.—-{Journal. children, returning homeward this week. upon for a speech, an opportunity Tim limits of the city had furnished the said is aiiout half completed. ! freight, but was stopped just in time by In this dc-irable'location. wiih a frontage II IKiLin «FFEIEI never misses, and he proceed«! to declare I minor with intoxicating liquors in viola Mrs. J. W. Hamakar.of l.inkville. is visit J. R. Neil and Max Muller, county judge an attachment, winch was gotten out I of 50 feet on Alida avenue and a depth Geo. H. Lynch is aiiout again from his I tion of law . It was moved and adopted of li'O ft. Ccutrallv located and a beau that this was a government of, for and by ing m the < itv this weak, the guest of Miss recent set back with illness. ami clerk, are in town to day examining the «luring the night l»v C. 15. Watson, attor tiful view of the surrounding Mattie <)i«er. and will reniaininthcvalley ( knaves ami that the country was going to that S. B. Galey lx- re«juested to investi sanity of Bandy Myer, oil lichalf of iiis ney for T. 1’. Lee, of Gr int’s Pass, lax* i John 5V. Powers, the infant proprietor of 1 country makes these lots the Uli after the district fair at Central Point | ‘ the deninition bow wows generally. He gate the matter and advise the council guardian. The examination is licing eon I contracted to furnish the Earl Fruit Co. On account <>f my having iieen crippled in The Oregon saloon, is doing the California diiln’t think the grangers were much on as to what they should do in the case. most desirable and choicest ducted this afternoon. The general impres- • with 4000 l«oxes of by the 16th, Mr«. M. E. William:, whore hotel went I ; state fair. a runaway some time ago. and noticing Residence L«tts in Ash si«in is that a half «1« zen crazier people than U|>on receipt of w hi« Adjourned to Sept 23d. i reform anyhow, and gave them to under- Up with the Hames at l.inkville. without 1 as to receive able to personally .supervise the busine-« land. Prices low. this eccentric individual coul«i lx* picked up I atty in««iram*e. took Fritlay'« train for Sa- j Newman Fisher, at Jacksonville. to«ik i stand if they came into this new party properly, 1 have concluded todisposeof my in a short while. Better clothe«, a bath an«l his money. He only delivered 2600 lx>x- St ¡telling n Coat. leiii with her two boys, whore -he will live. thi- morning’s train for a tour in southeni they must com* inpledg«! to prohibition. TERMS EASY. l.iverv Htable intere-ts in A-hland. «•onrlsl- a »have occasionally would make a wonder es. ami th« agent di«l not pay him tlie California. G. 55’. Dtniick follow«! in the same strain Probably few |s oplc in the world know ful improvement in him. Later- lie lias * amount agretsl on. el.iiniimg that failure « límate free with each lot. Look at the-e ing of Liverv Stable building, horses, wag Conductor Morgan is l*aek on tlie south run again, and ' '«■ii<i«u-lor I'ien-e Ry an is , Geo. M. 4Vright and Mrs. Sarah S. 5Vill- and was parti«-ularly hard on J<x* Simon the number of stich«-* it takes to sew a Iieen committed. All appeal will lie taken. to get the require«l amount put them to i lots liefore buying elsewhere. Enquire of Jons, hack», buggies, bay, oats, etc. This isa got si chance for some livery man, off' on a va« ation. whi«-h he i- putting in on fong. of this nrei-inct. were married at Jack- and the “whisky ring.” He and Daven coat together. Joe Polaski, a tailor in E. E. Miner on the premise«. 137tl] i a« it is the only stable in the city and i* Considerable work is lx*ing done to im considerable loss ami inconvenience, but the tangible -port nt the Sa« raincnto state . sonville la«t Friday. the establishment of F. E. Zocllner, in prove the wagon roa«l from Ager to Link offered to j»ay him if Lee would pay half: port declared in favor of free trade. good, paving property. Term- and price fair. The committee on credentials re)>ort«l Ashland, han discovered the number, ville by the Oregonians and the people of of their loss, etc., hence the attachment. I Thos. E. Nichol.» an«i Aaron 5Vylan*l, furnished on application to the proprietor. 1 soUd citizens of Little Butte precinct.' made I a list of 59 persons entitled to seats, prin- which is 24,065, and Joe Lynch, a fellow . H. Cameron, representing the Sun ' this county. Trestle work, built near the Several atempts at a compromise were < G. W. STEPHENSON. ; the R k «- ori > orti«*e a substantial call to-day. Fram-i»«x> Chronicle, arrived Tuesday an«! . ci|«allv prohibitionists, but several repre- workman, will make atfidavitt to its cor- heavy grade at Topsy. on the Oregon side discuss«-«!, hut neither side would give in. AaHt.AKi» - - - - O«po««t after visiting in Ashland will continue on . C. T. Payne, Sr., was taken worse at ; sentatives of the other bodies mentioned. rectness. The «-oat was a Broadway di of the Ixiundary- line, is a great improve The goo«ls bail to be in San Francis*» to-, nr.ALKE.- IX a- tar a«’ Montana in the interest of that ! Colestein last night, and his son Taylor . Alxxit S: 39 at night the platform was agonal, single breasted, long roll, fiat ment, and mnn.v other improvements where day to l»e shipped to Australia by steam paper. IF * morning .... Payne went * over “ this to take rare finish«! except naming the party and brade, silk-faced cutaway fnx’k, and l«e- heavy hauling is required, are to lie made er, ami the Earl Co. gave lionds for the PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS' TOOLS, that a team can trot all the way when it ; ! this .......................... *■ WALL l’APER, GLASS, ETC., took two iioura ’ longer. ” They finally longed to a suit made for C. IV. Ayers. M> William -Robitis-ni, th«* Sprague river of him. is not muddy from winter »t«»rm«.—[Yreka amount ami had them shippe«! by yes -U m kman. was in the i*ounty this week mi nettle«! njton the name “ Union Party. ” The coat didn't see a machine and took terday morning’s passenger train. Con- 1 Capt. Hall and hi» two »on*. Ed. and - Journal. business connected with the estate of the Frank, of laike City, Modoc county. Cal., The platform contains a preamble ami five days, of al>out nine hours each, to si«lerable litigation is liable to come out ' Building Pnpew*. Wrapping Papera The Piomser Dav le»iivitie» wen- top|x*d late ('apt. Barnes, *>f which he is adminis were in Ashland this week. l«eing on their eight planks, embodying the following complete the job. Tliis makes a stitch and Twine». oil bv u social dance at Granite Hall. of the affair. trator. way to Coos county to take a look at that declarations: and a half per second, including press Thursday night. A good crowd was out. «•ountrv. Secretary -J - f’-Neil. of the Ashiami stock- A KAKE OI’I’OBTINITY Alarmed by the aggre-siveness of giant ing, etc., or niptev a minute. It will be and alum* toward morning the European All kind« of < men*» j*r<Mei-tive asmi-iation, called on the Messrs. Logan ami Morse have returned trusts, monopolies and the liquor traffic, on exhibition at the district fair. Restaurant set out aiiout fifty dishes of RK««>Rt> Saturday, while making arrange froni the Klamath basin country, whither working for the pauperization and degrada The lease, furniture, etc.. «.f the St. ( loud oysters. The proprietor wa» »<*en lugging ARTISTS ’ MATERIALS. House, Central Point, is ottered for sale for ment» for it» meeting at Phcenix on ■— Ört- •«— they went with a warrant from the former’s tion of the producing masses, they propose Washington’ Sept. 17.—Secretary Noble, out aiiout two dozen empty chanqiaigne olier 5th. «OXTRACTS rOK su|>erior offieer. U. K. Marshal Myers, after to have all class legislation in the interests on a motion for review made by tlie state luttles that lia«i been smuggled into the the next lour weeks. Everything new and PEACHES. PEARS, APPLES AND ALL ... ____ _ ........ ........................................ j of Oregon in the swamp land list reviewed private Isixe-. Verily, the blm.-ds ami first-class. Will »ell «lining room and I capitalists repeal«!: that the government t Samuel Hamilton. Hamilton, now n®w a farmer over on the Linkville stage rol>l>e!-. They didn't lot" kitchen, without bar or bed rooms', «>r will P ainting , P apering . E tc .1 KINDS OF FRUIT. COUNTRY PRO should prohibit the liquor traffic; should by Secretary Vila- Decenilier 27, libs, has bloodesses of southern Oregon are becom sell all together. The house is doing a good Applegate, but formerly of A-hland. ha- catch him. _________ _ in necessary _________ Issue money quantity without t denied the motion, The amount of land ing as ‘-heap fly' a« those in the large cities. Nsn Iasi up at hi- home with rheumatism DUCE. ETC., ETC., BOTGIIT AND Cor. M ain an«i G baxitk streets, 5'int, Beall, the Central Point farmer, Imsiness. Satisfactory reason- given for ..p___ v.as 91 .<*«> acres. Of involved _ «.riginally I tor several month-, bqt i- able to l>c areuml was up Saturday supplying th«- Aslilaml intervention of hanks; sh* uld regulate eur- _______ Wesley Ga iiard. -on of Prof, («aniard. selling. SOLD, AND KEPT IN STOCK. this 12.<»«> acres by former decisions were porations and prevent unjust exactions and . Oregon. sonie now. market with «*mie of In» lunl ami liu-oti, a dis Timinatioii»; should restore to the pub patented to the state. Under the decision ' while riding on the hind eml of a freight cur FRESH VEGETABLES Pr»«f. t '. F. Ncs' ~e lia* u corner on showing »u|>eri>»r article to which is seldom foumi. lic domain all unearned land grants, to lx* of January Is, ls*9. 20,««O acres of this al Mondav evening met with a painful acci I The R k « oat* ha- tried it and know» whereof dent to his right hand. The engineer was » dlr the fair one- from the sight*uf this .... — -~- Every dav. Poultry and egg* always on Fall and Winter Clothing. reserved for actual settlers, prevent <-«ri»>- leged swamp land w«» decided to lie hilly Caltt'ornia, th«- la-t Icing “ Mr I»» Howe, of it «peak*. rations from holding land and aliens from and mountainous. Of the 5b,OOH acres re engaged in »witching around »«uue freight hand at niv itere oli the liaza. cars, and one of them wa- left so close to ovar while en maining. Secretary Noble «teci<l»*« that he Kvlsayvilh-. who -toppc-l H. B. Reed, who has ls*en in the valley acquiring it: shouhi require ten years' resi the track that it crashed his hand, which will not entertain a motion for review. <len«*c and a knowledge of our institutions route to W. T. « for some weeks, went to The Dalles Mon was bolding to the iron handle at the side ' L.C Smitlruf Link • day, w tu-T-e he is turning out hi« combina as condition of citizenship. un«l provi«ie that Geo. Smith, son *»t Ju«lg> I.INKVH.LE, OREGON. of the car he was riding om mashing the Senator Vance's first wife was a Presbv - i citizenship, character and intelligence train for Evgene to tion feme. H. S, F?merv. who pun-has**«l ville. t«s«k ! Satunlav'» _... fleshv part «if it pretty biuHy and taking off ................. ... . ......... terian an«l quit** active in church work, should lie the qualifi«-ation« of votes; should ____ -«•h<»«l. _ “. He I uh I on rmigh clothes hi» business in Ashlam! na« turn«l out lot» «lee I are * rn *ts conspiracies re-enter hi- linger nails. l»r. Konger dressed the CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS & and ______ punish Some married for the see,ind • • >,.-...... ■■ them ■■■<... -. — - year» — — ag«« , ’inii.i »j «if f«*n«-e since that time. a • ... provulc *• • - .. .« n A a he wife wound and he is improving. and -aid «x»d«l S’“1 ncw ®ne' aceordinglv : should for arbitration time an«l 1 ... got who aaenu was ■» a t Roman l.lnkville when lie left. ( 'atliolic. One of Zeb ’ » Presbyterian friends l*eter French, the well kmiwu extensive to prevent -trike-, «trike», protect employe-. emnr pro MANUFACTURERS. Justice «t«-|ihcn J. Fiehi. <>• the I". S. su ASHLAND - - OREGON. I John W«4l«. the Sprague river -(oeknian. lamllmhter ami stockman of southeastern vide :* equal pay for equal work for l«oth in North Carolina sai«l to him recently: preme court, wa ■ aboard Tue.-dav evening's ” 1 hear your new wife is a Catholic. How Oregon. t*»»k Kumiay evening» ’ « train for PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET -exes and foster labor, agricultural and co retunir-l sWn.lav from Ki- trip down in the ‘ Of Sa*h ami Door- ami all kinds an«l train en route to St. Paul. Field is a Has just received the biggest and l«est Willamette. Well- Ito«-. A Sliide have -ome Salem ami Portland— umh uhtedly on l.u»i- operative associations: and -hould not per in the name of common sense di«l you I measly looking man personallv. but lias a stock of gools ever brought to Ashland. « styles of Window ami Doorframes. Mold-' PRICE FOR come to marry a Romanist? It ha» caiise«l handsome wife line bor-e- ami mule- for rale. Their ne»» *-onn«-t«i with k«-ping resilient» off mit the i-siiance of non-taxalde bomts. . ing and Bracket- of all styles. Boats built «¡nsidcrably young- A fine stock of imi«ort«l goods. I also car of hi* sw amp and oilier laml». * Dr. J. F. Hendrix was chosen chairman uiuch sorrow in the <*hur**li.” *‘WcIl.” , cr than he is. They remained in the car ry all cla-ses of goods, hence you « anno: to «>r«ler. The w hole or one half ottered ‘ H.hlre— t- Bly. Oregon. said Zeb. “I had trie«! ram and rebellion 1* James Hart ami wife have l«een visiting and Pt of. G. M. Miller secretary of the state and I tliouget I would like to try Roman during the 3b minute stay at Ashland.while fail to be suited, ( all ami examine the for sale. (ieo.« ryderman «-pent a «lav at Manistee central committee. (Jeo. C. Gorham, the <*ditor an«l politician stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class la-t week ami report- that the r«« k is being Mr. ami Mr». John Real «hiring the |>a»t ism.” ■ Secure a residen«* lot In Miner's addition formerly of California, got oft'and had a bau!e«l lor the foundation < f tlie three big week, having Keen to xmttle to have the Trv a coffee milk-shake at So la Fountain* j Burekhaltcr A Hasty can forward the chat with his old friend. F. Roper and hi- work, a gi «1 fit and satisfaction guarantee«!. i to the (‘it v of A«hland. RcmcwlsT yop can J Of Every Description Suitable fot Sfcip- engine- ami l»>iler-. ami that an excursion physician there (who also treated Mito A. Also a line of Conductor's Cloth. I jary one pr mpre«>f thpw- fine kit- at rearan- ImeJV. Partking limisi-1» A -fregi, oppo- •v . Ball pointed peo tor «aleni lturckbaUer . sul ibscriptioii of vour pajigr or magazine «laughter, Mrs. Geo. B. Iauider*. It was | ¡'or lb«1 -ale of (own lot* will -oon be ar- Waiter of thisnlace) treat Mrs. Hart. They ¡Mpol K-úlaW Gr aW prtres. Tferrps easy * « Ríe f . r. mmn. H«r4v? ♦ leaper tftan youIranMo It yo-nf«clf. report?d th* ’ ! Neagfc wff ’ AToftg with fffkm 1 wilt locate In Tdhanra rormtv. ranged AT COST! CLOSING OUT SALE Boots & Shoes Having Decided To Remove Our Stock To Baker REDUCE IT To save F reight, COST FOR THE NEH EIGHT Do Not Miss This Opportunity. ¡Ashland, Or RO AVE & MORE, LUMBER! Ashland, Dressed and Finishing Lumber, Rustic, Flooring, etc. ¿UTH0RTZED AGENTS, u u FRENCH LAUNDRY 1 d a v RESIDENCE LOTS LIVERY STABLE For Sale at a Bargain. EVANS & BRINK P. H. DONOGHIE Produce & Coniniissioii Merchant F.E.ZOELLNER, MERCHANT TAILOR, 4 Peterman Bros. Jos. W. Hockersmith, FRUIT SHIPPER. CHOICE FRUITS
