VALLEY RECORD-
THE VOK E OK THE I’HAKISEE
TIMBEK LAND NOTICE.
THE RESULT.
Assistant Post master-4 tonerai Clark- 1 G v. P. ¿.noyer i- Trintnphwitly it«- i United State* I-md < iftice. Roseburg, Or..>
June 3.
i
son. iu his »|x-t- h before the Norfolk . elecie t by the Pf-opl«- by a bürge
’OTICE i* hereby ziveii licit tn eompii-'
A m UI.AND O*..... Tuifc1»»». June 5 ta'« I Club, gave the Bost'misns the Iowa re-! Maji«r.«y.
anec with tbe ¡>r->vi*ions ot tii ■ act of
publican “••lee” of civil service reform. Nickell Defeated tor Senalor and : congress at June 3. 1878. entitled "An act
He was in favor of th«- reform, but want
Colvig Probably ha* a small Ila for the sale ot timber lands in the states <»f
The People's Paper.
I California. Oregon. Nevada, and Washitig-
ed it so a«ljusled that only rejiublicaiis Jority f«>r Di*t. Ally. -Bii-d*e-. and i ton Territory?’ Thomas E. Stanley, of
i Klamath City, county of .-iskivou. state of
oftie in M<«'aU • Hall, up-*t-airs; stairs on couid hokl office. He said be was in sym- ; Muller Ke-elected.
ha* this <iay filed in thi* office
north -ule of Masonic Ixitldii.g.
(icthv with the "principle,” but was con- ! Pennoyer is re-elected by a majority of i ■ California,
hl* sworn statement for the pureha-e of the
Entered in tbe Postoffiee at Ashland a* vin< e<l that democrats could not conduct over3,000. Muitnomah county gaveThomp I > E q of see No. 3ii. in tp No. :s>. S R No. 4
E. and will offer pr<x»f to *hpw that tbe
t*er*»iid Claas mail matter.
tbe business of tbe country us well as re- ■on only 50 maj< nty. Binger Herman is l i land
sought i.* more valuable tor it* limiter
puI>1 ¡car s. It will be observed that the elected between eight and nine thousand. ' or stone th in for agrii tiitural punn.-e-. and
That was a great victory over boodle logic of Mr. Clarkson's views is that tlie : The legislature is republican by s I mmi : two- to < 'tab!i*u hi- claim to sain la.id liefore the
i Register and Receiver of this office at Rose-
ami tlie Oregonian.
difference petween re|sib!icans and dem-, third*. The b.danre of the republican -tale • burg. Oregon, on AVednexlay the 20th day
ti-ket is elected.
of August. 18f«i.
ocrats is n:ore personal than political.
The single Tax movement—Wyoming's His anti;»atliy to detnarrats is as pro- Thom, «on lay- his defeat to J'-c Simon’s
He name* as witnesses: Edward Caitqe-
knife, to the non-taxabie bond*. tbe union i bell, of Klamath < iiy. Siskiy. u county,
proposed tax on btulielont.
noubccil and i hangel»-*« as was ibe polit partv. etc., etc. We think so too.
j Cal.. Gtmrge A. BI imm I and Edward \.
A table containing '.he count of Jackson Hildreth, of Ashland, .lack-on county, Or..
"Didn't I told you so,” is in the land. ical creed of the frontier sheriff who wa*
Frank Met 'rm-ken. of White Point. Or.
Hr «I m si Id Ir- placed on tbe chain gang. always “agin the dog tax,” and maile county, a* far a heard from. i* published
Any anil all j«er*ons claiming adversely
this sweeping negation a platform big el-ewhere. Il will be complete by next the aliqve-des'.Tibed lands are requested to
isne
of
the
R
bcokp
.
file
their claims on or liefore said 20th day
Tlie saddest words of tongue or pen are enou.'h to cover all issues Mr. Clarkson
of August. lMto.
The
county
officers
elected
are
alxitit
as
did
not
undertake
to
reconcile
his
idea
of
these sad words: “Say, lend me ten.”
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the jiersoual superiority of republicans to follow.*: M-nator, Theo. Cameron (R);
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Tbe censúa agent is abroad in the lami democrats in governmental science with representatives, J. M. McCall. J. W. Mer
ritt (R.'») and Samuel Furry (D); -beriff.
and he is asking many impudent ques the fact that in one year of republican J. G. Birdsey (Ry; clerk. Max Muller (R); United States Land Office, Roseburg. Gr.,1
j rule a handsome surplus, left by a demo recorder, W. M. Holmes (D); commission
June 3.18!» i. (
tiona.
i cratic administration, has tieen dissipat- ' er, Benj. Haymond ID); a-ses-or, I. L. VrOTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
. k A in compliance with the provisions of
Gen. Boulanger and hi» horse caught i ed, and a deficit of something like a bun- ]
Hamilton (R); coroner. Dr. l’arson (R);
act of congress of June 3. 1878, entitled
tbe eye of the "rural deatreeks” again I dred millions substituted in its stead I trea-nrer, Geo. Bloomer (D); superintend the
"An act for the sale of timber lands in the
states
of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
this time. _______________
i Colonel Fred Grant, the son of his fath- ent, <’. S. Price 11)); surveyor, Peter Apple
Washington Territory.” Frank McCracken,
gate (It)
!
er,
enriched
tbe
political
literature
of
the
j
Governor Pennoyer received 27,901
of White Point, county of Jackson, state of
votes in 1886, while T. R. Cornelius re | day with one remembered remark. When
Link Ville, June 1.—Complete returns from Oregon, ha* this day filed in this office his
-tatement for the purchase of the N
asked to give his views on the tariff, he this county place Coivig'» majority at 10. -worn
ceived 24,199.
W
of N W '4, S
of N W J4 and N W
j answered after the fashion of an Oriental
Lakeview. June X This prccincl give* J4 of b W Jf of see No. 24, in tp 39. S R No.
1
E,
and
will
offer
proof
to show that the
An old poker player after reailing of j barber when given a hard one, by saying, 1 Pennoyer 11 majority ; 327 votes cast.
Town-eiul l.'f> majority. Hermann. 9. A land sought is more valuable for its timlier
the terrible accident at Oakland on F ri~ ; “It is easier to handle a surplus than a Snider, republican, for joint representative, or stone than for agricultural purposes, and
day, sighed as lie said,
cs, it’s all in deficit.” Mr. Clarkson and his friends 131 in this and 32 in South Warner; for Coi to establish his claim to said land before
vig 113 majority here. Cannot hear from tbe Register and Receiver of this office at
the draw.”^_, have shown their dexterity in handling a all
Roseburg, Oregon, on Wednesday the 20th
the precinct* l>efore to-morrow night.
Tlie greafvutory of Pennoyer is gtorv
»«>'* have gotten away with it | For the district attorneyship for Jack- day of August, 1890.
names as witnesses: Al. Hopkins,
eaougL for all true democrats. But a few i <>th a celerity that baseven surprised son, Josephine, Klamath and Lake, C. B. of He
Shake. Jackson county, Or., William
more countv officers would not )>e ¿fe. themselves. Now they will proceed to Watson has a majority of 208 in Josephine Nelson anil George A. Blood, of Ashland.
1 the harder work of handling a deficit. ¡county, Wm M.Colvighns 16 majority in Jackson county. Or.. Edward Campbell, of
City, Siskiyou county, Cal.
pre8eut indications their mode of Klamath «ml 9 in Jackson. It was Klamath
Any and all persons claiming adversely
believed
until
last
evening
that
Lake
I
Tboui|MKin probably doulitsthe question ‘dealing with the problem will be simple,
would not jxvssihly overcome this, but the aliove-descnbeil lands are requested to
now liinnielf, aliout everylssiy having hi* j if not efficacious—they will proceed to I when Lakeview precinct gives Coivig 1/3 I file their claims in this office on or liefore
said 20th day of August, ls9o.
price. Father Oregon remained firm ; make it bigger. They bandied the sur- I majority it looks as the balance of Lake
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N
i
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office. Roseburg Or.,* !
June 3.1800. j
VoTIt'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a A
in <ompliance with the provision* of
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878. entitled i
“An act for the sale of timber land* in the I
Mates of California, Oregon. Nevada, and
Washington Territory. ’ Al. Hopkins, of
.-hake, couuty of Jackson, state of Oregon, uni is now ready for business
has this day tiled in this office lxis sworn]
statement for the purchase of the S V of N in Reeser s Block, Ashland
\\ ', and E
of > W 1, of sec No. 6. in tp
-to, S.R No. 4 E. am1 will offer proof to show The articles we carry are 1o<
tliat the land sought is more valuable for numerous to mention.
\V<
it.* tiuilier or stone than for agricultural !
purpiMes. and to e-tabli*l> hi- claim to said aim to keep everything usu
¡and liefore tlie Register and Receiver of ,
tliiit office at Ro*ehi»rg. Or.. Oil Thursday I ally found in a variety store
the 21st day of August, 1*90.
lie names as witnesses: William A. in prices from 1<* to 2">cts. So
Nelson of Ashland. Jackson county. Or., - licitine an inspection of oui
Frank MrCrackenot White Point, Jackson i
I
county. Or.. Thoma* E Stanley of Klamath ! goods
. at * vour earli. sl oppor
It
Citv, Siskiyou county, Cal..' Edward A. I
tunity,
we
are,
Hildreth of Ashland. Jackson county. Or.
Any and all jx-rson* claiming adversely
Most Respectfully,
the aixive descril<e<t land* are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before WILSON <fc WALSWORTH
*aid 21*t day of Augu*t, 1890.
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THE NEW STORE
NEW GOODS!
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
ARE ZDJkTLY ÆZELZRÆVITSTG-
Ind will lie sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
R oots ®
BAIMI) A- WIMER
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
—Will nm a HACK to—
I nited State* Land Office. Roseburg. Or.i
June 3. Is!«), f
yrOTICElS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
aA in compliance with the provisions of
the act of Congress of June 3, lS7t>. entitled
"An Act for the sale of timber lands in the
States of California. Oregon. Nevada, and
Wallington Territory," William Nelson,
of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Or
egon. ha* this day tiled in this office bis
sworn statemen for the purchase of the N
1 j of NE((, the S E J4 <>t N E >4 and N E
Ji of N W % ofsec No. 24, in tp No. X), S R
No. 4 E, and will otter proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish lii-s claim to said
land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Wed
nesday the 20th day of August, l s!)o
He names as witnesses:
Frank Mc
Cracken. of White 1’oint. Jackson county.
Or., Al. Hopkins, of Shake, Jackson coun
ty, Or., George A. Blood, of Ashland, Jack-
son county, Or., Edward Campbell, of
Klamath City. Siskiyou county. Cal.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely
the above-desenlied lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
said 20th day of August, 1880.
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SODA SPRINGS
at Prices that Defy Competition.
Ou tbe Wagner place. 10 nii'es from
Ashland, this summer for the
accommodation of tbe
public.
Regular
Trips Erery Sundat/.
Leaving Ashland betwe< n K and 9 a m.,
and leaving tbe Springs for Ashland
at 3 o’clock p. m.
FAKE EACH WAY
50 cents.
rpiIROUGH THE WEEK DAYS the
A. rig—a g<M>d thoroiighbraee and team
will do a general delivery and jolt-wagon
business.
Promptness ' and satisfaction
guaranteed. The public patronage is re
spectfully solicited.
K. T. BALDWIN,
[v3-n2tf
A LONZO W! M E R.
' plus by spending it. That is the way I county may overcome Watson’s 18.? ina-
| joritv on the outside.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
The result mesas the re-election of Col Grant handled a surpltw, and he
L VTKB.
Senator Mitchel). Cameron and McCall, found the task an easy one, but a deficit
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Returns from Lake county, estimated
EAST SIDE OF
STREET,
He call ¡.special attention to C.
HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago) Red
Hermann 32. Pennoyer 140, Town- United States Land Office, Roseburg. Or.(
from this county, are warm friends of I grew on him like Jonah’s gourd. Spend i ( majority
(South of Breeden's grocery store.)
June
3.
1890.
1
United
States Land Office, Roseburg, Or..)
send 3t»i Webb 100, M<-Elroy 82, Coivig 232,
ing
the
surplus
is
a
feat
of
statecruft
that
School
House
Shoes,
and
CHURCH,
BROWN
& CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
N
otice
is
hereby
given
that
June
3,
18610.
f
Mr. Mitd>dL
Snyiler 200, electing him joint representa
in compliance with the provisions N otice is hereby given that
I has not been equaled since the days cf tive. Three more democratic precincts to
Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
of the act of Congress of June 3,
in compliance with the provisions of
ashionable dressmaking and
Jim Lutau offered The Pacific Express . the worthy Rhine baron, who plundered hear from.
1878, entitled “ An act for theA sale the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled F repairing done' in a m at and satisfac
of
timber
lands
in
tlie
States
of
<
wlifor-
ami Public < (pinion $25<M) each to supjiort all who came bis way for fear they would
"An act foi the sale of timber lands in the tory manner. Our work and price will
Josephine county gives the following ma
Thompson. But the laboring men’s | lie murdered for their wealth by the rob- jorities: Thompson 12. Hermann 87. Met- nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and suit vou. Please give us a call.
Territory,” Edward Campbell of Klamath Washington Territory.” Edward A. Hild
HETSCHEL SISTERS.
newsjMpers were not for sale.
bers down the river.
schan 88, McBride 89, Bean 85, McElroy 57, City, county of Siskiyou, state of California, reth, of Ashland, county of Jackson, state
3-1-tf
Ashland, Oregon.
One other statement of Mr. Clarkson , Baker(¡9, Watson (dist, att y) 204; H. B. has this day file«! in this office his sworn of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office
There were forty-five declarations of in- ! deserves some attention. He said, after Miller, representative, 75; Volney Coivig, statement for the purchase of tbe S W >4 of his sworn statement for the purchase of the
sec No. .'JO, in tp No. 3!), South Range No 4 N W J4 <>f see No. 30, in tp No. 39, S R No.
on lions to become citizen* of the United
, attacking the south for being barbarous I co. judge, 105; J, C, Moss, sheriff, 59; C. K. East, and will offer proof to show that the 4 E. and will otter proof to show that the
States tile.I in Portland last Saturday, and
I
Chanslor,
dem.
for
clerk,
,55;
CO
Biglow,
land sought i* more valuable for its timber land sought is more valuable for its timber
and Democratic, that in West Virginia
I
two thirds of the prospective voters could I
commissioner, 141; J. W. Sherer, treasurer, or stone than for agricultural purposes, or stone than for agrictdtural purposes,
notread. The country would be better oil alone sixty thousand ex-Confederate sol
and
to establish his claim to said land I hj - and to establish his claim to said land lie
diers voted the Republican ticket. West 71; W. E. Harmon, assessor, 143; C, T. Hu- fore the Register and Receiver of this office lore tlie Register and Receiver of this office
withoul -u< h citizens.
, vens, surveyor, 140.
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thursday, the 21st at Roseburg. Or., on Wednesday flic 2oth due of the RaniiMHfst litsitiriu.es in Ihr Shite
Virginia <lid not semi half that many
Klamath county complete gives these ma dav of August, 1890.
dav of August, 1890.
The democrats of Jackson county h»*l I U1en into the Confederate army, and if
for Sale or Exrhaage for Faria Property.
He names as witnesses: < ieorge A. Bl«xxi,
lie names as witnesses: Thomas E.
jorities:
Hermann
19,
Pennoyer
117,
Bon-
better make no county nominations for ;iny considerable numlier of ex-rebel* in
an<l Edward A. Hildreth, of Ashland, Jack- I Stanley, of Klamath City, Siskiyou county,
liaui 9, Webb 31; LeRov 17. Townsend 8; son county. Or.. Thomas E. Stanley, of Cal., George A. Blood, of Ashland, Jackson i
several years to come. By that time that state vote the republican ticket, the
I will sell on long time or exchange for
O’Brien 12; Coivig (dist att’y) 16; G. W, Klamath City, Siskiyou county. Cal., Frank ;county. Or.. Edward Campbell, of Klamath
they will be able to heal the factions and republican party has alisorbed about all I Smith, dem. for joint representative, 44; McCracken, of White Point, Jackson coun j City, Siskiyou county. Cal., William Nelson, farm, my residence in .Ishlaml with a
Proprietor.
frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and l’>0
I of Ashland, Jackson county. Or.
elect the county officer« in a county the secession element there. West Vir Orr, rep. county judge, 198; l.eayitt, repub. ty. Oregon.
on
.Hida
.Ive.
Tlie
grounds
are
nicely
Any
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
and all persons claiming adversely
Manufacturers of the Celebrated—
where the democratic majority is 175.
ginia sent more troops into the Union i clerk. 178; Howe, rep treasurer 101; Smart, the above-described lands are requested to i the Anv
above-desertlted hinds are requested to lain out with choice fruit and shrublxjry, ,
than she did into the secession ranks, tleni. assessor, 2Of; Fountain, dem. school file their claims in this office on or before ■ file their claims in this office on or before artificial stone walk, good stable and out ■
The supply of tire-crackers in the Unit therefore if Mr. Clarkson be relatively ■ supt., 125; Gowen, rep. sheriff 21; Silvers, said 21st day of August, 1890.
■ said 2oth day of August, 1890.
buildings. This cottage was built in the j
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ed State* is said to be more than half a right the ex-Union soldiers will all lie dem. commissioner, 07,
Fall of 1888 of the choicest material and I
by first-class workmen, Newson Bros., |
million boxen short of the average, owing found in tbe Democratic party. Mr.Clark-
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
l inatilla county hens are evidently rather
S. F. architects. Will sell or exchange .
to a atrike in the factories in China. If Bon cannot lie, but his figures can with aristocratic
in their tendencies, and desire
any part of 1 to 4 acres all in choice fruit I
United
States
Land
Office,
Roseburg
Or
,i
there is any way of coinmunicuting with astonishing ease.
to live high in the world. W. King, the
and
adjoining said residence. This is!
June
3.1890.
)
dairyman, reports finding a hen which had
the striker» let them lie encouraged to
N otice is herebz given that ! the most modern in style ami best con
made its nest twelve feet high in the limbs
One of Train's Freaks.
in compliance with the provisions of! structed cottage in Southern Oregon,
hold out for about five weeks yet.
ZDZRAJGrG-ISTS.
of a tree near his corral, anil was there seen
Baker City Blade ]
] the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled j choice location and can be had at a bar
proudly hovering over a dozen eggs. When
—— ----- ——
; "An act for the sale of timber lands in tlie i
Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or I XIV Wl»V UIV1 11« S
The cold, clammy heart that has been > Geo. Francis Train, the all round crank the little chicks begin to appear it will School
Books, Stationery, | States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and | gain.
W. N. Luckey, Real Estate .lgt. tshland
tolling us "I’ll get there, ami don’t you | oi Tacoum, passed through Baker City bother her henship to keep them from tak
I
Washington
Territory,
”
George
A.
Blood,
ing frequent tumbles. The nest w as origin
forget it” has been laid low. 8,i»X)’s par-1 yesterday afternoon on his way “to the ally
of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Oregon
a magpie's.
I Five Double Strands Galvanized Bess.mer Stael Wire
Clocks,
Watches,
and
Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
ty majority and a huge “wad” have place of beginning.” Quite a number of
sworn
statement
for
the
purchase
of
the
S
The 4th cornea on Friday.
spent their force in tlie air and that gd-. people were at the depotto see his erank-
W J4
«ec No. 8, in tp N'o. 40, S II No 4
I
Jewelry.
and will otter proof to show that the !
bernatoriai crown could not be bought for «hip and he gratified their curiosity by
CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE.
I land sought is more valuable for its timber ’
mere coin.
• coming out on the platform of the car
Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or.
or stone than for agricultural purposes, I
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
—----------- ----------
where be addressed a few words to the
and to establish his claim to said land be
Prescriptions carefully put up by com fore tbe Register and Receiver of this office
H hitter, i uller & Co. have broken the crowd, referring to his lightning trip
Cheaper than a Kai! Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Thursday the 21st,
petent hands
mouo|K>ly of the Standard Oil Company «round the world mid exhibiting the
arb Wire Fence
Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
I dav of August, 1890.
on this coast by winning a «lecision that niany buttons on his coat. He also dis
tie names as witeesses: Thomas E.
W orks no N orth S ide of R, II. C boshtno , II klman S treet .
Catarrh
Cured,
healt
h
and
sweet
breath
I Stanley of Klamath City, Siskiyou county,
entitles them to run tank ears over the tributed copies of the New York Sun and
secured, by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price Cal,, Edward Campbell of Klamath City,
Southern Pacific railroad, which hereto Tacoma boom literature. One of our
50 cents. Nasal injector free, at Bolton's Siskiyou county, Cal., Edward A. Hildreth
fore were used exclusively bv the Ohio leading citizens approached, and, extend-
Once in Seven Years—The laxly is renewed. of Ashland, Jackson county. Or., Frank
The blood must have the elements of vital McCracken of White Point, Jackson eountv,
monster at a saving over all competitors . ¿1)<r hi8"the wild man of Tacoma,
ity, Wright's Compound Syrup of Sarsa I Or.
of $90 a
asked to shake hands with him. But, oh
Any and all persons claiming adversely
parilla cleanses ano enriches the blood, and
A full supply of
Sold by T. X
K i B<e above described lands are requested to
gives a new impetus to life, Sc!:!
The real cuemv of the workingman iB|no! Geor”’e rram i“ dtx'line,, the ««'-
file
their claims In this office on or liefore
Bolton.
C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes
The fellow who’eats up other peopie’s •
d.stm. tion, wHb the remark that
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s I said 21st day of August, I860.
C has . W. J ohnstox , Register.
G loves , C repes , E tc ,
, he had not in fourteen long years per-
Porous
Plaster
25
cents
at
T
K
Bolton
’
s.
' production anti produces nothing him- :
i
niitted
any
part
of
his
cuticle
to
come
in
ASHLAND, -
- OREGON.
aelf. The monopolist, the speculator,
Twenty-five years ex]>erience in Ashland.
the idler and the professional politician ! : contact with either man or woman. He
Embalming with the aid of a skilled physi
not touched with his hands anything
arc only the main few who are to be 1 ] has
cian.
human above the age of three years in
classed as the real enemy of the working the time stated.
Office and ware-room on Main street, at
man—the producer—the creator of useful
foot of Granite.
A Sheep Shearing Machine.
things.
_______________
Ochoco Review.
this time.
J. M. McCALL.
FOR SALE!
Ashland Fence Works!
s
II
E M E R Y.
CHITWOOD BROS.
H. S. EMERY
Funeral Director
WAS
AWARDED
Grand
For the past two or three months W. S.
A curious calculation is said to have Urea has been working on a machine in
been made by some of the life insurance tended to lie used in shearing sheep, and
at last succeeded in making one tliat
companies tut to tlie effect of the late la has
stands the test uf practical ojieration and
grippe and its cost to them. In tlie first ' removes the wool from tta< sheep as well as
MASCFAcrer tn by
quarter of the year twenty-nine compa an experienced shearer will by hand. Mr.
1'ren recently had one of his machines utade I. D. HOLDEN, Si ockton, Cal
nies paid $1,018,4ti0 on its account, and I in Portland, and last Sunday made a prac
the increased death losses by pneumonia ! tical test of it which was quite satisfactory.
Coiefïteiii
and bronchitis were $673,03(1, making a Hand power was applied and the sheep was
shorn tn 3 minutes quite as well as could
total loss of $1,620,496 directly attribut I have been done by hand. The machine is a
able to the prevalence of the influenza I simple pair/jf shears, attached to a gearing,
; tlte power carried from the driver to tlie
epidemic.
| shears through a flexible coil similar to
i tiiat atliuJied to a dentist's engine.
It is
The talk of sal in on licing scarce in ho|>- claimed that one horse jiower will drive ten
pyeock. Read this from The Dalles ' of these machine», and tliat each of tlie
Timce-Mountaineer of tbe 28th: “The machines, operated by one man, will shear
run of salmon is almost unprecedented SOU sheep in a day.
The Lung Creek Eagle makes the» an-
in tbe bistory of the city. Yesterday, we
understand, Seufert Bros, caught fifty- nouncement that Dr. N. 11. Young, of John
Day, con template.* locating in Long Creek
one tons, in their wheels. The cannery soon,
and with uneopscious humor the
is running to its full capacity, and eiuiuot Eagle adds: "Owing to some trouble
which recently occurred in Fox valley he
can the fish caught. For this reason I is
ttow in tlie ¡¡rant county jail awaiting a
many of the wheels have been hauled out bondstuan.”
of the water.
THE ONLY
SODA SPRINGS HOTEL
Will be open May 1st,
For the accommodation of a limited nuim
tier of guests.
G rand prize ;
DELMONICO
RESTAURANT,
NE All
THE
AT THE ) —
DEPOT,
■:x POSITION,
JLSHZLÆZSTD, O’G-HST.
i
FOURTH
OF
JULY
|10 00
Board and lodging per week.........
1 50
••
••
“
“ day...........
1 00
per <lay....................... ...........
50
Single meals.......................................
Camping privileges « ill be 50ct* per week
for each imlividual.
(50)
BYRON COLE. PaorairroR.
rpilE DELMONICO has been completely
1 renovated and refitted by tbe under
signed. and will lx: conducted in a manner
to please all its patrons
INMtt.
l’idi and examine them.
NOW ON EXHIBITION
A liberal share of public patronage is re
spectfully solicited
AT
M ärtin & H arris
Give it a trial
M r a . mi M ils . WM 6CHRVER,
y2n»|
Pfpppetors
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN CHURCH
ONLY PERFECT
AND GRANITE
A shland ,
-
O regon .
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
Pacific Cou*t Main office, 13Gb Maaket Nt.
GRANT’S PASS. OR.
San Francisco, Cal.
Ho« to Meet «lie CtnsiH Man.
Politely and pleasantly, in the first
place. He cotues to vou on a necessary
and constitutional errand, and he is, in a 1
humble way, a representative of the glo
rious government wc all love and uphold.
Itou’t attempt to rebuke him or argue
with him. He is simply carrvingout his
instructions, which are definite and man
datory, as far as he is concerned. He has
no lower to change the schedule of ques
tions committed to him by his superin
tendent.
Remember that it is not the enumer
ator'a fault that Robert P. Porter and Dr.
John S. Billings au l Colouel Carroll D.
Wright entertain ideas in which you
cannot coincide concerning the value to
statistical science of your intimate secrets
of health and pocketbook. They are
monstrously mistaken, and you are right
in the location of the constitutional limit
of federal inquisition ; but the enumerator
has had no voice in the matter. He is
not to blame. Probably he would rather
be excused than not from pressing vour
wife with questions as to her physical
condition, or from asking you whether
the house vou live in is mortgaged. His
task is not an agreeable one, and, in com
mon decency, you ought to make it as
easy as possible. Answer the questions
tliat come within the legitimate scope of
government inquiry as promptly, plainly,
couciselv, and satisfactorily as your com
mand of language permits. The right to
ask the greater part of the questions is
implied in the power to make the enu
meration for which the constitution pro
vides. Few people will object to imjiart-
ing to the government, as a matter of
favor, not of obligation, such information
-about parentage, place of nativity, oevu-
..pstfon and education as it may cherish a
Iliarmless ambition to acquire. But.what-
. ever you do, don't argue with the enuni-
, erator. It will only take up time, and
i
. do QO good.
Home Again.
200.000TREESF0RSALE
Oelebration
FÆRRY
—CONSISTING OF—
Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune,
Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond
Walnut, Chestnut, Shade anti Orna
mental frees.
No. 7t
ALSO !—
Price, $18 00 at Factory,
Cash with Order.
Strawberry Plant», Blackberry liant»
Graperinet.
Ashland
•Our goods and prices will speak for themselves.
The Very Latest Novelties
-----Was our guide in buying,
COME AND SEE
E. B. HUNSAKER
Arrangements are
WE do not handle, cultivate, or
attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties
i or kinds of l-’KI IT, until satisfied that
they are well ADAPTED to the soil and
climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE
GON. Write for terms to
A. H. CARSON & SON, Grant’s Pass,Or.
OR
W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or.
Final Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers.
FOR A
BIG B L O AV - O U T
RUNNING IN FULL BLAST,
-------- In charge of--------
JAMES S. ROGERS
Manager.
All Order* for SASH. DOORS. BLINDS. MOULDINGS, Etc.. Ete.
or for FINISHING LUMBER, or MILL-WORK of ANY KIND.
Promptly attended to. Address, Ashland, Or.
5«lj
Program Next Week
Strictly First-Class. Warranted.
All Second Growth Hickory.
Steel Axles and Tires.
Low Bent Seat Arms.
Perfectly Balance*!.
Long, Easy Riding. Oil Temnered Spring.
Best Wheels mid Best All Over.
/
Red Hill Land,
Without Irrigation.
TKYOT'IUE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
delinquent tax list of Jackson county,
Oregon, for 188!). has been turned over io
me. with a warrant from the Hon. County
Court for its immediate collection. All
persons who are on said list will please call
at my office in Jacksonville and settle with
out further delay, as I will be compelled to
levy upon the propertv of the said delin
quents. in order to enforce payment of said
tax, if not paid soon. A prompt compli
ance with the law will save further costs.
J ah . G. B ikiihev ,
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Jackson coun-
<y. Oregon.
Jacksonville April 15, 1890.
MFG.
INDIANAPOLIS,'IND.
IF YOU CANT FIND THEM FOR SALE BY YOUR MERCHANTS WRITE US
fl
FOR SALE
ONE SPAN OF HORSS
—Harness and Wagon.—
THOROUGHSRACE HACK
—And—
o .V j E single b t tm j
AT THE
ASHLAND
Ice-Cream Parlors
w a /J
---- You can gei--
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Soda, leu
Cold Soda, any flavor.
house .
Apply to
TROS. W. ESTES,
Ashland, Or.
LEMONADE, MILK SHAKES,
FKKSH COM'IX TIONEKV AND FRI ITM,
The leading brand* of—
KEY WEST and IMPORTED CIGARS,
Cigarettes and Tobacco.
< OL D L I N< H and COT FEE.
K I! I RE IM Fttriii-hed for F HULUN and I’lBTIES.
Ar*ist.
Men’s and boys' clotlung, boot*, shoes,
t urner Main ai.d Grani'-’ Str.ilr.
i
ate., etc., <>f latest styles, linesi quality and
at prices that defy competition, at McCall s PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED j
"Hdckmetack"—a lasting and fragran-
Bromides made in all sizes. ( all and i
perfiime. Price 25 ami 50cts. at T- K. Bolt
CJUunine um work.
Ivu'i-
,
E. M. LUCAS.