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VALLEY RECORD. I.inkville Stage ilobbrry. F<. Klamath's SitnatioD.—A Mysteri ous iFiaappearanee. :S One of the Western Stage Co's .-tagts I coming from Linkville to the raiiroad at Ian's , lie, Nov. 1?, - The abandon'..ent Ager, »a> robbed about daylight Tuesday AellLAND. <>a...Tnvk«i>AT. Nur. 21 1**» of Fort KJ ninth is still an en.r -.sing' nt-.m::. • ’.eer. mi!.- from Arer. near the topi» of conversation. One man may be Shovel Creek spring«, by a lone h ghwa«- foun 1 who i« sanguine that the post will 1 man. Charley blade was driving, ami po be retained, while another n an, equally J liticly condwte»! hiiuself a- ordered by the well informed, will give it as his opinion robber’s shot gun. The robber <e»i>r»«l be In becoming a nun, Miaa Kate Drexel that the fort will be al>ar>done<L Y'our tween *300 and *M*>. It is believed that l.e —CONSISTING OF— 1» the same man who robbed the Ro-ebtirg indicate« a disposition to give tier fortune correspondent hud a short conversation Apple. Pear. Peach. PJ•»?*>, Prune. stage one day last week (an account of or **>.000,000 to the Catholic church. with Sikes Worden, the pout trader, on which is given on first page of this issue), Cherry. Aprirot, Xictariv?. AJnioni the question. Mr. Worden said: “I a« he was reported to have stopped at Walnut, Che*ítum. Miruic a:-u Orna« On admission day the Helena Journal I think the fort will be al>andoned. Gen Grant's Pa-s Friday night. Tr.e-e numer mrnral trees. was printed in red ink, whereat its dem —; ALSO >- eral Miles' recommen.lations have l>een , ous one-man rol>l<erie- around here look ocratic rival, the Independent, should overruJod by the secretary of war, and [ like the v.ork of “Black Bark," who. it is Strawberry Plante, Blackberry Plants have laid claim to “first blood.” and G rape Sues. the original intention of the abamkn report ed. ha- returned to the Coast again. Normal School Items. A Republic has been proclaimed in ment of the post will no dou!4 be carried t Tlx- Normal Student for November is Brazil, a prescient chosen and a govern out. The situation is th is: There are ment formed. Bully for Brazil and, as two military posts. Forts Bidwell and out ami contains a lot of interesting read IB GROWS OJ an Irishman might say. Dam Pedro, the ' Klamath, not a great distance apart, one ing matter. Among the table of content» in Northern California, the other in are "A Brief History of our School,” by emperor.—[Welcome. | Southern Oregon. One of these is man Miss Lydia McCall; “Y'oung Men—an I'. T. Barnum, the veteran showman, ifestly not needed, we, the people of Ore Invective,” bv Miss Jennie Oliver; Without Irrigation. is astonishing the people of England by gon, of course, think Bidwell that useless “Home, Sweet Home,” by J. W. Rees; V*. WE do not handle, cultivate, or his special cars, mammoth advertising p»>at, while Californians think Klamath “Muscular Movement,” by Prof. C. F. attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties scheme«, and wonderful posters. He is the fort that should be abandoned. Fear Nesse: “A Model Lesson,” by Miss or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that being caricatured by “Vanity Fair.” ing that if Fort Klamath van retained, Amanda Goodyear, and numerous other thev are well ADAPTED to the soil and peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORB- Bidwell would be abandoned, California interesting articles by the Editor and climate GON. Write for terms to In Iowa prohibition depends (solely on others. Among the local items not al people circulated an immense petition, A. II. CARSON A SON, Grant’s Pass,Or. statute. It is not fixed in the condition. praying for the retention of Fort Bidwell ready published in the R ecord are the OR Consequently the legislature is expected following: W. B. C oltox . Agent, Ashland, Or. to repeal the prohibitory law this winter and secured the good offices of Senator MEN’S WORKING GLOVES...................................... I 60 UP 1 oo UP MEN’S SHOES Misses Maude Berry and Lillie Newman ami enact a high-license law in its stead. Stanford to push their claims and in all are learning the typographic art in the MEN’S GRAY’ UNDERWEAR................................ UP 25 UP MEN’S BOOTS probability have succeeded, as they have Student office as also are Geo. L. Helms and always proved too heavy for Oregonians. MEN ’ S Private Dalzell has been heard from CANTON FLANNEL UNDERWEAR UP Edward Sutton. MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS. 50 UP I “In the event of the abandonment of on tlm electiorfb. He says that the sol Miss Tolman's Art Class has begun its I MEN’S WHITE SHIRTS.............................................. UP CARPENTERS’ APRONS.. . 50 UP diers were mad as wet hens about the Klamath, will the land belonging to the winter's work. It meets every Saturday at Fruit and Ornameutal Trees MEN’S FANCY’ COLORED SHIRTS P’R the Normal building. Tanner business. They sulked in their military reserve lie sold?” MEN’S HEAVY LINED OVERALLS 50 UP OF ALL KINDS AT “No, the land is part of the Indian tents. That defeated us. The soldiers Miss Nellie Sackett received the prize in MEN’S COTTON PANTS .................... E’CH UP MEN’S HEAVY DUCK VESTS did it ail. It was a rebuke to the ad reservation, and was set apart for mili Prof. Nesse's evening class in penmanship. MEN’S DRESS PANTS........................... E’CH 1 50 UP . MEN,8 HEAVY WOOL VESTS. ministration for turning Tanner out and tary use and will revert to the Interior Miss Henrietta Moore, ’89, has just fin reversing his liberal policy. They will department when the post is removed. ished a second successful term in Farlow MEN ’ S FANCY SCAEFS E’CII 25 UP MEN’S HEAVY LINED DUCK COATS.. WHO ARE AGENTS double this defeat next year unless that The Indian agency, proper, will then lie district. —FOR THE— BOYS’ HATS.............................. E’CH 25 UP MEN’S HEANY LINED DUCD ULSTERS.... surplus is shoveled out. Chas. D. Griffiths. ’80, is teaching a very removed to the present site of Fort Klam VANCOUVER NURSERIES. successful term of school in Table Rock MEN’S HATS.............................. 25 UP E’CH MEN’S FANCY STRIPED UNDERWEAR ath, as it is a more eligible situation.” The dailv newspaper venture for which A General Assortment always on district We expect him at the Normal as ll MEN’S OVERCOATS P’R 3 50 MEN’S HEAVY SEAMLESS SOX . . hand, and prices reasonable. Postmaster C. YV. Roby has been making The suit of Paul vs. Land, for dissolu soon as his term closes. << u numerous visits to San Francisco of late tion of partnership, calls to mind the MEN ’ S MEN ’ S E ’CH 5 00 SUITS Apples are selling for a dollar and a will lie launched at Portland this week, mysterious disappearance of Louis I^ind, ll quarter a box :n Portland, at wholesale; FINAL PROOF NOTICE. UMBRELLAS MEN’S 75 it is said. It will lie the size of the old one of the parties in the suit, in the fall and this is Oregon, the “land of big red u a ll United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or. J .Standard, and will be democratic in pol of 1887. SILK 0 50 MEN’S apples ” The people of the Willamette Oct. 23. 1889. f itics with a mugwump as editor. The ll Land was one of the early settlers of valley will probably now begin to take N otice is hereby given that GUM BOOTS ........ MEN’S 3 00 UP the following named settler has filed new enterprise should lie patronized, as I Klamath and had accumulated consider care of their orchards a good orchard, ll ll notice of his intention to make final proof MEN’S FANCY MUFFLERS, AH Styles . MEN’S 60 it will aid materially in keeping the Ore able property in stock and real estate. well taken care of, will be a very good in support of his claim, and that said proof ll ll gonian from completely engineering the He was unmarried when he came here, substitute for a gold mine hereafter — will be made before the judge, or in hts ab MEN’S SILK H’D’K’FS .......................... MEN’S 50 < public sentiment of Oregon and Wash but afterward married a woman who had [Salem Statesman, an Ashland fruit sence, before the clerk of the county court ll of Jackson county. Or., at Jacksonville, Or., MEN'S FINE WOOL UNDERWEAR MEN’S FINE DRESS SUITS . 1 00 ington. been divorce»! from her husband. In shipper is paying *1.25 and *1.50 per box on Friday, Bsc. 13th 1889; viz: <« BOYS’ OVERSHIRTS ............................ BOYS’ UNDERWEAR.................... 50 Thomas 0. Andrews, the latter part of October, 1887, he dis for selected Baldwins and *1.50 fur se Senator Sanford has sold the filly Stinol appeared and lias never been heard from lected Spitzenburgs Homestead entry No. 4824, for the S. W. Add the freight to RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING ALL PRICES. MEN’S FANCY OVERSHIRTS to Roliert Bonner, of New York. The since. At the same time, a quack doctor, San Francisco or Portland on these and % of bee. 2, in Tp. 38, S. R. 2 K., W. M. He names the following witnesses to BOYS ’ SUITS MARKED DOWN. MEN,S WOOL price paid is not known, but it was about named Devis, also disappeared. Devis they will come pretty high. prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: George Nut- *110,000. Mr. Bonner now owns Matul was afterward seen on the line of the ley, William Nutley, Alonzo W. Wimer. E. S. and Sunol, two of the fastest trotters railroad, but I^ind has never lieen heard A. Carter, all of Ashland, Jackson county, in the world. Sunol has a three-year-old from. Oregon. C has . W. J ohnston , Register. His widow made no effort to record of 2:10.’ -j ami Stanford expects learn his w hereabouts, and the general FINAL I’ROOF NOTICE. that she will trot in 2:04 next year. Sen opinion is that he has been foully dealt United Slates Land Office, Roseburg, Or.) ator Hearst has authorize»! his agent to with. He and Devis bad been accused October 29th, 1889. i offer Senator Stanford *250,000 for Sunol, of cattle stealing, and it was thought at NOTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Successor to HOBLET 4 PELTON, the following named settler has filed if the bargain is not closed with Bonner. the time that he had fled to avoid arrest, notice of bis intention to make final proof — Wholesale and Retail Dealer t»— Senator Hearst doesn't want the mare but the fact that he had never returned in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the judge, or in hts ab taken from California, and if necessary leads many to think that he was mur sence before the clerk of the countv court he will pay *500,000. dered for his money and his laxly con of Jackson county. Or.,at J acksonville,Or., on Saturday, December 7th, 1389. viz: Th.- steamer Baelacna has arrived Irom cealed in some of the unfrequented can- Joseph E. Randles, Cured Meats Csnstantly on Hand. the Arctic. October 6th, while the vous of the mountains between here and Homestead entry No. 4223, for the W. steamer was to the west or Point Bar the railroad. Terms, Cash. Pa»»-I*ook aceeunts pay of the 8. W. K. »nd the N. E. W of the 8. W>4 of See. 15, and N \V% of NWX of Sec. able Monthly. row. she ha<l several Ixiats out. One of VANITY RUN MAI). 22, inTp. 37, S. R.2E, W. M. He names the following witnesses to them was in charge of Second Mate Du- The following extract from the Shaata prove his continuous residence upon, and gnn. A whale was sighted and chase cultivation of said land, viz: William Coat- County Democrat lias the true ring, and was given, Ilugan’s boat Icing in the ney, Thomas Davis, Luduic Tonq, Chas. the truth is told in plain and forcible lan Davis, all of Lake Creek, Jackson county. lead. A harpoon was thrown and the On Main street, 2d deer from Granite Oregon. C ha ». W. J ohnston . Register. guage : monster was hooked. The boat waB close street. C. 1’. Huntington, the Southern Pacific upon him, and as he lashed out with his FINAL PROOF NOTICE. NICHOLS 4 RADER. railroad magnate, has just bought a title tail one of his flukes struck a whaler Proprietor». for *2,000,000, which he has conferred United States Laud Office, Roseburg. Or.) named Oliver Quintal], knocking him In October 29th. 1889. [ upon his daughter. A worthier profli Will supply the public with the best sf fresh to the water and killing him instantly. N otice is hereby given that i gate called Hatzfeldt goes with it to make the following named settler has filed ¡ The boat narrowly escaped being capsiz notice of his intention to make final proof the transfer legal. Such a purchase by ed. Quintell was a young man and a in support of his claim, and that said proof a member of a syndicate which owes the will be made before the judge, or in his ab native of Australia. In season. A libera! share of the pateua- sence before the clerk of the county court United States government many millions age of the people of Ashland and vicinity of Jackson county,Or.,at Jacksonville, Or-, Tim order of Patrons of Husbandry of dollars and declines to pay on the plea respectfully solicited. All orders prompts on Saturday, December 7th, 1889, viz: of poverty, shows that Mr. Huntington filled. scent to be inflamed with new zeal in Charles Davis, Homestead entry No. 4236, for the NW% the State of Michigan, and it is said that is afflicted with an abnormal develop-' of the 8EJ4,E>i of ’SWJ4Sec. 4,and the NEK not less than seventy-five thousand farm ment of gall and gives the lie direct to , of NW1,' of Sec. 9,Tp. 37,S. R. 2 E..W. M. I He names the following witnesses to ers have joined the order in that State the oft-repeated assertions that the syn prove his continuous resilience upon, and East Side of Main Street. A brlans . since last May. The numlier is increas dicate cannot pay the Government its , cultivation of said land, viz: William Coat- CENTRAL POINT, OREGON. —DEALER IK— ing every week, and the order bids fair just dues- It is more, it is adding insult ney. Thomas Davis, Luduic Tonn, Joseph to injury. He robs the people by exorb E. Randles, all of Lake Breek, Jackson Co., to become the controlling power in the his house is now open for Oregon. C has . W. J ohnston , Register. i the trade. Commercial travelers will politics of Michigan. The Patrons claim itant charges, swindles them out of their i find this point one of the best stopping * (Successor to S. Stacy,) to have been forced into being monopo land by collusion with Government sur places, as all the surrounding towns can be , made by short, easy drives. Good teams lies and trusts, and they projtose to or veyors, defrauds the Government out of PROPRIETOR. | can be had at reasonable rates to any point ganize a combination that will strike the interest on money advanced to build in the county. terror to the hearts of their enemies. As the road, ami then, to show his contempt ‘ Ail Kinds of Fresh Meats A FINE SAMPLE ROOM ASHLAND, - - - OREGON the *'Cani|>aign of Education” is making for the people he has wronged, he flaunts , Is connected with the house and kepi ex its way irresistibly among the farmers, in their faces a bauble, which is the: Kept constantly on hand. Fair living clusively for Commercial men. Also a ARE DAILY JLIRIR,!VliTGF prices is all that we ask symbol of centuries of oppression, tyran good well lighted hall for traveling we may expect Michigan to go Demo shows , etc.,etc., etc. ny and injustice, and to overthrow which , Wu will make it to your interest to cratic in another year or two.—[E. O. his own ancestors shed their blood and deal with us, so give the new meat mar ket a trial. Recent accounts published of gold dis- risked their lives in the Revolution. Mr. | eoveritf» in tho Transvaal Republic of Huntington is out of place in a Republic. JJ^’Fresh pork on hand every day. Will always be supplied with the best of wines and liquors. K et W est . Imported South Africa go far to confirm the theo Plain American citizens are not good the best brands of Domestic cigars a ASHLAND, : : : OREGON. j and ry that the gold mines yet to be explored enough to come in close contact with specialty. A fine new billiard table and I everything new and first-class. in South Africa may lie as productive as him. He must needs have a title some £9" Commencing April 1st a “brand new” those were in California or Australia. where in his family. It may be tarnished I Restaurant Will Sell? Rent and Handle I back (fitted up especially for the business) with profligacy, vice and all the social 1 will connect with all trains tor the accom < >ne town has sprung up, Johannesburg, -AMD- modation of passengers between this place Real Estate on Commission I and on the edge of the gold fields, that now sins of the calendar, but it distinguishes Full Assortment always on hand, direct from ths East, and Jacksonville contains 40,000 inhabitants. The yield the wearer from the common herd, and (47) C. W. SAY'AGE, Proprietor. A Choice Collection of City and at Prices that Defy Competition, in six month« of the present year of these men of Mr. Huntington’s defective moral ' perceptions ask no more. UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. mines has beon *4,000,000. The«e mines Country Property for sale. arc »«“vend hundred miles beyond the * 1 Prop. II. F. SNYDER, On the first page of this issue is some famous diamond mines of Kimberly. Any person wishing to ne.ll prop M kals . 25 C bkts . t of the evidence of apostate Mormons on The latter mines are already connected erty will find it to their interest the question whether a man can las a All we ask is the share of youi patronage 1 with the seacoast by railroad. Miners 1 gou«l citizen and a Mormon at the same which we shall merit. to call and tee uh WRITTEN BY HIMSELF, Will serve meals at All Hours. are now flocking to the gold mines in the time A few more excerpt are herewith Board by the week, *4.00. —ENTITI.KP— Transvaal Republic in groat numliers. appended. Comment is unnecessary: J 5 In substantiation of the doctrine of blood Thia is the manner in a Inch our «tar atonement, the following extracts from a I. W. BURRI88, Proprietor. dy 'uountaineers deal out bits of inform sermon by Brigham Young, were intro- AND CAMP-FIRE CHATS. This favorite tesort is gaining in popu ation to dwellers in the city by the sea, . duced: “I have known a great many men The great .-tandard History of Pioneer larity every dav. as publish»'»I in the San Francisco Exam • who have left this church, for whom there Life. A complete record ot exciting events I iner: Y’ou may not know, nevertheless i is no chance whatever for exaltation, hut i on the Western border«, and for the first The very best of WINES, BRANDIES, time an authentic account of the Custer it is a fact, says William Meriditb of the ■ if their blood had l>een spilled it would have Massacre, General Crook's Campaign and a BEER and CIGARS, kept con McCloud river, that there are «everal been better for them. Loving our neigh- . Paper Hanging, Glazing, Kal«omining, thousand of other exciting incident-, in- SfiWlNG MECHANISM Wall Tinting. Etc. stantly on band. I eluding a description ot Buffalo Bill’s ca- «mall tribes of Indians who have their . I>ors as ourselves means helping them if they need help, and if they nee»i salvation and success in exhibiting bis “Wild holm's near Mount Shasta still hunt al PORTER &c ALE. ■ i reer West Sh-.w" among the Crown Heads of and it is necessary to spill their blood on Leave yonr orders at Lucky’s Real Estate office, opposite the Plaza. together with 1 k > ws and arrows. These the earth in order that they may be saved, I all Europe. The hit of a lifetime. Every- USE. I Fine Billiard Table, j body wants it. Over three hundred spirited Indians are the Wintoons, the Modoc«, -pill it; that is the way to love mankind. I A shlakd . O recox . I engravings and liearlj eight hundred large ami the Y'rokas. I think there are one or have seen scores and hundreds of people Was awarded the only The very best beer of Anaheim, wine and pages. two other tri lies, aim. They have always i for whom there would have been chances Hennessy’ brandy, which will be sold by JLSZEÏZjJYISrD 1 AGENTS WANTED. Wp cail special attention to C. M. HbM>r.R.»>C)N & CO.’a (Chicago) Red preferred the arrow to the rifle, because - in the last resurrection if their blood had the quart or gallon. Either sex, young or old. tn every town School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN A CO.’S (Boston) *3 00 calf B J Our tables a*e supplied with the latest pa ' to sell this most remarkablo txipk. Agepts it is noiseless, and they are so unerring been spilled on the ground as smoking in — { AT THE H- pers. Come and see us and we will treat j already in the field are simply coining Shoes, the Wat made. Every pair guaranteed in aim that they shoot just as well as an cense to the Almighty." you as well as we know how. money. Act quick or the opportunity will P ars E xposition , 1889. The apostate Mormon, Joseph Silver. I expert white man with a rifle. Their ar I bejost You can easily make from $.5 to who has been through the rites in the En-1 ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OR. »16 per day. To save time and to secure en row ti)ai are flakes of obsidian obtained Call and examine them, now on exhibi agency at once, send »1 for a complete can- .*32. i tion at from the north sale of Mount Shasta, dowment house. descril>ed the apparel worn | : Scholarship, one year...................... To the Farmers of Jackson Co. vas«ing outfit. Illustrated circulars and by all good Mormons. It consists of a close I This obsidian is high up and hard to get, Commercial Course........................... *25. I extra liberal terms mailed free on applica . fitting undergarment of white cotton cloth, | MARTIN & HARRIS ’ , The undersigned have opened a tion. ami conaeqnently a couple of pound« of fastened on with strings. There is a slit Training School, per year ....... »15. ! A shlasp , O b . Neither experience nor capital is required it are worth *20 or *30. In the ohi days ' across the heart, another across the »Ido- i For further information address. - B. F Reeser’s - to engage in this enterprise, a< the book J. S. SWEET, P bcsidkxt , on this coast, before iron could be got, men anil one on each knee. That across Pacific Coast Main office. 13GS Market St., will sell itself, and we give our Agents 30 Fan Francisco, Cal. Ashland. Oregon. days' time in which to deliver and collect tin- Indians chipped off' this oltsidian in the heart is to remimi the wearer that if he ' —IN DEALCM IN before paying us, an artful way, bv the aid of the end of a divulges any of the oaths or secrets, or I " PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS, CENTRAL POINT. ESTR A Y NOTIER. A new and beautiful line of Holiday split deer horn, which wa« driven apostatizes, lie is to have his heart cut out. WALL l’Al’ER, GLASS, ETC., Is the place to boy WHITE And will keep eonatantly on hand a full books just received, including "The Beauti HE rNDRRSIGNRD HAS TAKEN: against and (tartly into it by striking the and the one across the abdomen that he ful Story ” by J. W. Buell. If you want to assortment of Hardware, Stoves and tin I will be discmlsoweled in the same event. : up at hie place, on the Dead Indian, a horn with a stone. The deer liom was make some money, address Building Papers, Wrapping Papers ware. ' Applicants for endowment honor- are also : “Tnall black h. rse. «tripe in face, twe white ' I THE HISTORY CO., convex on one side an»! slightly concave annointed with oil. and I.evi Axtell, an- I fore feet, about 8 years old No brands and Twines. ”,™!”1.'.’ i 723 Market Ht., ban Francisco, Cal. The owner will please come T ' We Will Not be Undersold on the other, anil in this way they man other apo-tate. and others -wore that when -------------------------------------- take him awav an»l pay the charges of aged to chip off a piece of right shape, the arm was oiled a prayer was uttere»! to ■ this advertisement. All kinds of R. R. STREET, FOOT OF FIRST AVE. ! Cail and see us before purchasing else where. fcr we can suit you in price and ami ]>ointc<l at the end. for an arrow I the effect that the arm should be made ! Jons B. G wiftts . Ashland, Oregon. ARTISTS ’ MATERIALS. i quality. head. Them rough flakes of ol«i»lian, strong, so that it might strike down anyone i A shlak !». O s ., June 2?, 18S9. 1:2 J. C. SHERIDAN CONTRACT» FOB C. W. GANIARD, Prop. when not immediately neede»i, would I who was an enemv to the church. THE NEW Particular Attention to Will spare no pains in making this on» ! be bnrietl in the ground. Occasionally a P ainting , P apering , E tc Edward J. Iliil. of the New York lumber i of the most comfortable and liome-like ! l>eck measure of them are yet found, the ' exchange, who has I ten up Rogue river, j Cor. M ain and G raxite streets, , hotels in the place. The table« are supplied place of burial having been lost. The i inspecting the timber bell, fur two weeks j i with the best the market affords. Pleasant Ashland, Oregon. ; accommodations for families Indians now sj>lit the obsidian with piec I past, was on Saturday’s train for nouthern 1 House, Sign, Carriage, and Mr«#. LACH KN AL & G LIGON. es of telegraph wire fitted into the deer California. J N Phillips interviewed liiiu. ' THE NEW MANAGEMENT. —FROM PARIS— 'Which will be done in a workmanlike Decorative Painting. horn. and says that Mr. Hill is so well please»! manner and at prices that Having leased the house and thor near Spring, ASHLAND oughly refitted ar.d above with the outlook ibat he ha- authorizeil renovated the same. I » Samuel Webb leaves the valley this week him to purchase the lan»l from locators. Special Attention given to Ha« an entirely New MeUiod for washing : am now prepared to offer first-class accom- ! w ith some 1500 head of sheep for Weeb • Fine Emhroiderie«. Lace Curtain«. Fringes, : modatiou to the traveling public J. D. Williams, clerk of the Soda Springs Muslins. Laces (white and black), all kinds A full supply of Bros, of Shasta valley. Board and Lodging. »5 to $6 per week of -_ Woolen«. Ladies district, and Win. Grow were down e —... Flannels and other Full stock always mi band and made to C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes II. Root has soki two acres (the Ritter -c!»oi>l ’,. ’ also > Gent’s Clothes Meals. 25c: Lodging. 25c and .50 to Jack-, nville vesterdav to get -ch<x>l • , earHJK Apparel; order. , cleaned cn Short short Notice. I place) to Mr. Townseml. father of Win. money. ... G loves , C repes , E tc . TCI.PHVR WATER BATHS. 25 CENTS. I Miss Henrietta Moore corumen»’rd _ _ - X------------ A shland O regon . Townsend, fur $7<O. the tir ; • hool in the new house, !<x*ated LACE Cl RTAIN CLEANING A SPE- ASHLAND, - - OREGON. None but the best material used. Hot and Cold Baths at any time between ' C. H. Gillette is in from hi- IX ad Indian ' between the places of W. H. Shepherd and C1ALTY. Office an<i warerootn at railroad crossing. 7 o clock a m and 10 «dock r m . One Bath i orders at S mith <k Donor's In REESER’S BLOCK, ranch, where he ha- been ail summer. room reserved for ladies use. (37) ‘ gtore Satisfaction Guaranteed. P. Powell, last Monday. Helman street i BETAIRING Errmpt!.'.' attended to ASHLAND. :::::: OREGON G OO DS Our Nursery The} Red Hill Land, P rices ! L owest 3 FRUIT TREES! Martin & Harris’ Ashland Market John E. Pelton. In Umbrellas and Overcoats We are Offering Special Drives. Just Examine Them, and Convince Yourself. Beef, Pork and Mutton. TO™STo“’l_l_ BLOUNT Butcher Shop. Clothier and Hatter, Beef, Pork or Mutto . Independent ASHLAND, OR 8. C. MYER, st. CH S b , Market R. P. NEIL, HARDWARE, T STOVES & TINWARE. I W. N. LUCKEY, NEW FALL GOODS! Staple and Fancy Dry Goods And will be sold at our well known LOW PRICES. Real Estate Agent, EUROPEAN R oots ) ( and ) $ hoes ) Oyster Parlors ¡DUFFALO HWN D ill ’ s u BOOK Exchange Saloon, P. GRADY PAINTER Story of the Wild West ONLY PERFECT .F amily State Normal School GRAND PRIZE! J. M. McCALL. HARDWARE TRADE T EVANS & BRUNK Sulphur Springs: Hardware, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copperware. Hotel . FRENCH LAUNDRY TIN STORE WM. A. GROWE JOB WORK, Funeral Director O. R. BUCKMAN GRAINING and PAPER HANGING. Carpen 1er and Builder. DEFY COMPETITION.
