Valley record., July 17, 1890, Image 2

VALLEY
RECORD.
Peterman Bros.
Tlie Iti til ing Sea D flicu 1«)
New York. July 111—Th«; Tribune in
1 editorial on the Behring se.i matter to-
it orrow will say:
Congress La*
has acted
LINK VI LU
wisely in calling for tin* corres|<*:idence
<>n tlie controversy. It is evident I »rd
Sshsbury is advancing some of the most
altfurd <ontentioris. Therein some rea-
san to believe that a certain quality of
menace has been imparted to bis lai . 1
tones. Some enric iis military and naval
.< and
<>j>c-ratioi)« have lieeii .oing on lately
dold-
- built
a)>out our coasts. Great Britain bos beei
.•/(prod
strengthening her splcmlid defenses a
Halifax, iiicreasiug her military and
vr.l forces there, adding to her fleet
tho Bermudas am! B diama»* and scn<
rt «■«li'sider.ible squadron to Itelirim'
she «lesiriw this display to Is- in
|*i:*te I by the United Hates mm a men
she i engn-!C<l in a f'S*lis!, .m-l regret;
bn». .C»b. it is not .c.rceable tn an
pirated fsople to fool ¡¡ait an > i T oi 1 is Is--
ii:.'made to awe them into submission,
bv a display of engines of force. W.-ean
ima jine no proceeding on England's part
—Under the manag.-nt ot—
more likely to cenvinee tlie American
people that Behring sea is uiar.’ rltiiunin Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Spruigslctl, Props
than the presence of British gnu lioats in
the neigiil>orhoo.l of l’ribvloff island.
Board and lodging by the ineel. day,
We can fancy no demonstration more ad­
week or month.
mirably ealculati’d to unite this country
in a resolute determination to |iersist in
its extreme demand than the sight of
British cruisers hovering around and
down the Atlantic coast. It is desirable
\ fair trial solicited, and satisfaction
that Great Britain should appreciate this guaranteed.
point
America «■annot sup|x>sc this un­
£1^“ .'■leáis,
cents.
usual coiiKress of war ships is an expres­
sion of genuine British sentiment, but
whatever it means it serves no «<<»1 pur­
pose, and flic British government will do
itself a favor by ordering its cruisers
awav.
The lar.e nttn.lwr of person« in this
Mate who [HirrluMi-i tio.l.erclaims under
tlie titnlier lain! art anti pai*l $I;D for
tbem, ami who have ne t rier been able to
■ l_l u« <io our own iwgistratMM), our
get a title to the land nor to get their
mn counting, ¡.tt l «sir own certitica-
money hack are watching with inter«-st
tion.” soy ti>< mliow>-n> of Mr. Reed,
the ontmnu» rd tin* effort being nuwie by
"ami we <-are not wiio casts the votes."
Mr. E. C. Mnstcn. of Portland, to get his
Two year» ago the "condition'’ which money Uick. It is easy enough to pny
confronted Congress waa a surplus of awav money, if one has it to pay, but
$100JW.(KIO. Now it is an empty treas­ when oncxs the money has l*een parted
with it is not easy to get it tw k. and
ury and mortgaged revenue* —E. O.
especially d<«e« it seem to hcdiilicliJi to get
On I mm I Mon.lay morning a $HO.OOO it nut of the elntilx-s of the jovirnmi-nt.
A very Large number
¡irrvona in this
fin- orrarred in Residing destroying pro-
l«erty on either »ide of Market street in -tate have purchas' d quarter scctior:- oi
immediate virinityni tbe Tremont Hotel. timber land wbieji they considered an
•ueh iievame it was covcied with timber,
G h - inion Sa-out aava any Irxik of Bo— but Hiine otia-ial, w ith a timber beml,
i-m* with tin- word "tyrant" in It
it can- held Ibat if this land would grow grass,
i«4 pa» the Ruwtiau frontier, TI m - exar after the timber was cleared off, it was
think* it a direct hit at him. An Eng- agricultural land, and so the man w ho
Ii«li Iviok was lately taliooed becaiue it paid $2.50 |>er acre for it us timber land
had the Mcntencc, “tiod*« free air.” All could not have it, but a man could pre­
ttw air in R uomíu belong« to rovaltv.
empt it and pay $1.25 an acre for it if he
would burn np the timber as he cleared
A «ite at Covington. Ky., refused to sing
the land. If ho sold the timlier as be
i<*r her husband. lie locked her up in a
cut
it off he was liable to prosecution un­
room, look all her clothes away, and alter
leeding heron bread and water for nineteen leas he made the plow keep pai’O with
dnj • «he warl.led like a Uni. Il so happen­ the axe.
The first effort to get even with tie*
ed however, that sh* warbled to a police­
man from the window, and the husband is government in this matter was made by
WWW -ingiug hi« own song- in the gloom of Mrs. Carrie Jones, of Portland, who
a prison cell.
brought suit in the United States circuit
court there to control the issuance of a
Then- ia much quiet fun m Lietroit at title to a quarter section of timlier land
Catarrh Cured, healt h ami sweet breath
rrreM>nt at the ext«iMff of the directors of she bad paid for. Judge Deadv decided c'-ured. I>.v shilohN Catarrh Renioly. I'riee
lhe museum of aria.
Iu the museum that the department must iaane a patent MG-ent». Nasai injector free, nt Bolton's
I- the plací Io buy
there are planter coat« of famous statues, to the land, having accepted the pay for
Tin* Tax Laxvs of Grcgon.
of tlw nu<lr tvf>e, and last week a lot of
it. The cas<‘ was appealed to the su­ Eugene Register.
pru>k-« addressed a letter to the director« preme court of tlie United States and a
Tliere is something rri.licallv wrong in
asking that the nude statues tie so draped ' divided court reverse«! the decision on the tax law of Oregon, that places a pen­
a« to «(«re the blushes of the petitioner«. the ground tint the word .‘‘claim" in the alty on the man that is prompt in paying
his jus! taxes and awards a premium to
The director« ordered the offending stat­
act, allowing anyone who had a claim delinquents. At the present time we
ue« to l>e clothed, and now they are the ¡igainst the United States to sue for it,
are informol that the amount of tax due
laughing-stock ot the city. Those I>e- was not broad enough to in. hide a right and delinquent in Lane county is $2fi,0T0,
troit extremists will next lie putting to a patent.
and no interest accruing against the de-
Pit r! i in htr .Itfetitlon tn
- linquent, who is using money justly due
trouser« on chairs and cloaks on insolv­
other parties then brought suit to re- the county, for which he don’t pay a
ents’ ‘‘busts."—[Igjxington Budget.
1 cover the money paid to the government. cent. a..-I jf Jin is called upon for pay­
The l*nited Stat« attorney demurred to ment can iauuti at the collector. Those
The latest feat of J . B. 1I aggi ns Salva­
! the complaint and Judge Hanford sus­ who pay taxes promptly a«e ¡julijpcf to
tor in the great match against Tenny at
tained the demurrer on the technical paying the interest charges against the Uimt) wjll be done in a workmanlike
county, resulting from the non-payment
>he«j«she:»d Bay, is a reminder that the
manner and at prices that
]>oints that the plaintiffs had not agreed ‘ of tin- heavy delinquent list. It is a sub­
evolution of the horse goes on.
What
to relinquish title to the land and that ject that is unpleasant to notice, were it
record the great rar-era of a hundred year«
they had not applied to the secretary of not that justice demands that the evil
hence may make it would be itnj>oeslile
the treasury for repayment of the mon­ shall lie remedied.
to say, but it will pooeihly be sudi as we
and made
Several month« ago, Mr. Henry I'luin
ey, but be gave leave to amend the com­
plodding nineteenth century |xx>ple would plaint. No one has yet availed himself mcr. ..f Clements. Cal., who is subject to
regard us little short of miraculous. The of this |H‘rmissioi>, though it is probable cramps, wn- taken with a revere attack.
He had l>ceti accHstojped to getting relief
world’s record has just Is'en lowered I some one will.
by dusing with morphiM, hut the disa­
greeable effect that followed would make
again.
Mr. Maslen see ng the failure to se- him miserable for hours after tlie crapjp
had l**n relisveil. I persuad'd him to try
'¡'lie matter of fixing a «chedule of nite* I cure any satisfactory results in the efforts Chaml erl.iin s Colic, I'linler.i gud Diarrhoea
for the use of water from the city water above mentioned, lias had a bill intro­ Remedy. He was m.ich pliia-ed with it. 4-
mains was taken up for eoneiderution. duced in congress by Representative its effect was almost instantunsoiD. ami tp>
A motion wax adopted that the charge Hermann for the i«q«flyn>ent of his $4()0- disagreeable after effects accompanied Its
for tapping the main lie put at the num 'Congress can iindoulrtcdly repay the u«e. Clias. Iiameri, Manager, Fanners'
Trade I nion, Clements, Cal.” For sale l>v
of *5. and that all renter« of water have
the pipe brought to the curb of the side­ money, but it remain» to lie seen wheth­ I < 'hitwood Bros.
walk in front of the lot upon which wa­ er they will or not. It may prove that
ter is taken, providing same is on same , this is n loss troublesome way to get the
street and opposite the main.
: money hack than by invoking the aid of
That the rat<*s for the use of water can
Is* changed only twice during the year, the law, but it may take as long to get
and that those times be the 1st of April j this claim allowed as it did to get the
and the first of October.
That liefore "Denman claim” through, and peihups
any main lie tapi>ed a written applica­ Senator Hannibal Rivers, like the man
tion be made to the Huperintenilent, and
the said tapping be done under his di­ at the springs, may lie gone.
T
ODELL
Tbc Celebrated French Gure,
ts S old ox
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS &
MANUFACTURERS.
fHiour«
Re-Opened May 18th
-- B. F. Reeser s --
TIN STORE
Hardware. Tin,
Sheet-Iron and
Copperware
JOB WORK,
H, JUDGE
Harness & Saddle
rection. That the water rate« lie paid at
the Hti|H*rin tende nt’s oilicc on or Itcfore
the 5th of each month in tulvance, and if
not so paid the water to lie turned off and
a charge of 50 cents lie pai<l additional
for turning the water on. That the su­
perintendent's salary to the 1st of Jan-
uary, 1891, )»e |4() per month, ansi that
the tapping of mains lie done under his
direction but not at his expense.
S|«eviinrii t'aacw.
S H Clifford, New Ca««el, Wis . wan
.._
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
Ma stomach was disordered, his liver wits
affis-tisl to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away ami he was terribly «edm-ed in lh-h
and strength Three fs*ttles of Electric
Bitters cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III . had
a running «orc <>n his leg of eight years
-tnnding. Used three Isutles <>f Electric
Bitter« ami seven boxesof Biicklen’« Arnica
Salve, and his leg is sound and well John
Speaker, Cataw ba. O . had five large fever
«ores on his leg. doctor« ukl he was incur-
aHe One bottle Electric Bitters amt one
box Ihn kirn’s Arnica Hahe cured him cir­
ri rrlt
Sold by Chitwood Bro«
Heal Estate Transfer««.
E H Spear Uit'ilv o( Ashland--block 27.
Woolen' n<l<l io A«blwiMl, $1
Riley Strait to Cha* H llercr X E', and
s E >, ut N W '* ami X W
ot 5» E \ of
»ec .»>, tp .IS J. R 3 E. 240 acres; $9»«i.
E F Walker to W L Web«ter—-lot 7, block
15. Medfonl-»l.Vi.
S I' Alford to E R Wimer 15 2-3 acres in
ear 2s, tp 38 S. R 1 E; $470.
Malcom C Yerkes to Ellen Wenzel—W L
of N E 'i amt E *a of N W *4 of sec ;>i, tp
32 S, It 3 E. I'*» »errs : $2.'<0.
(' M Van Cleave u> Lewis Wenzel 8 of
8 W ‘«see 5, and N E *, of N E 'i of sec 7,
-«nd N W
of NW1, we S, tp 33 S, If 3 E.
I»») acre«; $IOuo.
Jo« M Matney to D T Lawton- 2 1*100
acres in se<- II, tp »> S. R 1 W; $1.
Mrs Minnie Stacy to Harlow Scridner >
E '4 of see 1, tp X»S, R 2 W, 10i> acres; pflt>.
State of Oregon to Kilev Strait— N E
S
lù
ot X W
and N It’1, of S E
«e<
■ j ’>. t|> 33 S, It 3 E, 240 acre«;
A C Jones , receiver, to C M Van Cleave—
■* 1 j of S W 1, sec ■'*. X E
of X E 1 * see 7.
:smi X W 1, of S W ', sec 8. - -', ,.f -r<-
Tp JB8, It 3 E, tifo acre«; $209.
i M Crawford, receiver, to Geo D Taylor
M’
of S E I,. S W >« of X E
amt'S E
>4 of X W
of sec 29, tp 32 S, R t E. too
«cren; $2141.
Ja* R and Suste M We.«t to Thomas !■’
WeM '»• acres of land in tp 37 > I! 2 W-
Manufacturer
Tla! (»regoti state horticultural society
met at the Corvallis agricultural college
Monday. In the |siblished proceedings
in the Oregonian is the following:
Jlr. Whitman of Jackson county, n ud
concerning “Fruit aud Fruit < ¡rowers,” >
and concerning farm life in general. With
the advent of the railroad to Rogue river 1
valley came the fruit grower, looking for
good location* to grow all worts of fruit,
from the semi-tropical varieties to thotw
of the temperate zone. Some people dis­
couraged fruit growing there, but one
man of iron will and unusual energy set
the example. J. 11. stewart had show n
that Southern Oregon could supply the j
north with water melons as well as
peachco, ami his orchards and fruit plant­
ing now covered 200 acres. It is now-
shown that Southern .Oregon equals, if
it does not excel, any part of our state in
growing apples, pears, peaches and
grapes, and ir, melons it excels, ft is
now proved that a spraying outfit is as
necessary to the fruit grower as a plow is
to thoordinary farmer. It is important
to kill all jiests with a preparation and I
be bad ext>erimented to that eml. It can
It can i»e said that the fruit grower has
the sympathy of ail classes of society, I
because he supplies a mo»l luaxfiiary
product, that is lioth a luxury and neces­
sity in every family, lxith for health and
uae.
Hon. J. A. Varney, one of the state
horticultural commissioners, who has'
lwen on a (oiif of inspection throughout
the state, tells tlie Rural Spirit that lio|
has not found an apple orciutril but has
the eodlin moth. He regards the crop a
failure, and says there w iilbe no fruit ex­
cept where spraying has been vigorously
kept up. I11 this connection the Northwest
Pacific Farmer says: "Last week Sam
Clark, through the Oregonian, said that
he had examined his fruit trees anti that
he found no signs of the eodlin moth on
the apples, and that he thought probably
the hard w inter im>| destroyed them, or i
words to that effect.
We supjiose the
Oregonian would priut anything given it
on agriculture, no matter how much ig-1
norance it might contain, as we have ne­
ver heard it intimated that thcOregonian
knew anything at all alxxit agriculture
in any of its various b-anebes, and it is
evident that Clark, though lie does stvle
himself the agriculture editor of the great
PBpcr does not know much about the
habits of i’u?eodlin moth, or lie would not
have made such a »t;i«*.n;*.nt ami we hope
that our orchardists will neither nxy up­
on Mr. Clark nor the Oregonian in the t
matter hut continue to spray their trees."
isni.AND
FOR SALE!
GUARANTEE
to cure any
form ot nervons
<l!*ea«'?. or an .
diaortcr ot the
BEFORE
generative or­
gans of either sex wl.et! rr
from ; h
excessive uv ot Stlimiianu. 'ii>;a«>s> or op:”....
or through youthful iiuliservtiou. o'.or iielu g
enve. Ac., such a- I.o-s ot Buiin Power. Wakeful­
ness. Bearing <(<>» n I’aiu« in the Bae», SciniuK
Weakues-. Ilystoria, N’ervons Pmstratirm
turn-
al Emissions, I,eucorrii<ea. liizz:»:--. \t\Mem
ory. Lossof Power and Impotence, which if ne
gleeted often lead to premature old age and iiisan- i
ity. Price J1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00 Svut b.
mail on receipt of price.
A WltlTTEN GVARANTEF. is given for
every $5.00 order received, to refuud the motley if
a 1‘ermanent cure is not effected.
We have thousands of testimonials from old
and young, of both sexes, who have been pcruMt-
ueutly cured by tlie use of Arnr.oniTiXK
Circular free. Address
•se «T the íluH«i-.<>ii!e«1 l-rsidi-üci-s iu the Stair
PORTLAM). Oil
T K Bolton. Agent. Ashland. Oregon.
hr Sale ar lAekunge lor Fann freprrh.
J. H. Russell
I v.ill sell on long time or exchange tor
farm, my residence in Ashland with it
frontage ol l(iO feet on Main st., and 150
on llida ,lve. The grounds are nicely
lain out with choice fruit ami shrubltery,
artificial stone walk, good stable and out
buildings. This cottage was built in the
Fall of 1SKS of the choicest material and
by first-class workmen, Newson Bros.,
S. F. architects. Will sell or exchange
any part of 1 to 4 acres all in choice fruit
and adjoining said residence. This is
the most modern in style and liest con­
structed cottage in Southern Oregon,
choice location and can I k 1 bad at a bar
gain. Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or
W. N. Luckey, Real Estate .Igt. Ashland
Oregon
jsHLAND
M arble
line of Crockeryware.
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THE
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CltOI
Marble. All Order« in Stone Wi
Promptly Filled. Marble Works
MAIN STREET,
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NEW GOODS!
Ashland, Or.
INTERNATIONAL
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Exchange Saloon,
I. W. P.l’RRlSS, Proprietor.
Hats, Caps, etc,
This fiorite tesori is gaining in l>.o|>g-
larjty eyefv tit))’.
The very be-t of WI\!>
ARE IDÆIIL.Y -ÆZRZRÆVITSTC^
BRANDIr^S,
And w ill be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES.
liHEI* ami CIGA1(S, kept enn-
>|:intly on |;ant|.
ZPOZR/TE]]^ & Æ Tulli. j
Fine Billiard Table.
Price -
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THE PARISH MF G CO.
A gents .wanted-
I
«HEN THrtUMHiiTEE MAlftUHSHIS SPEECH
THE SCHOLARS FEAR ANO TREMBLE EACH.
WHILE BILLY HANGS UPON HIS COAT
TMEfiREATESr TRUTH HE EVEISPBKEi
FnrFtm.ila Irregular
t ties: l.o’.fil;'-like • :iem :
on tiic market. Krvcr
fail. S’K-eeKsiuilyuse,) i
by p'oiniueut la fies
..íont-l.iy. G'mrsn: -cd .
to relievo s:npr. tsed
menstruation. ’
CURE! SAFE! CERTAIM 1
Don’t I m * liuinbúggad.
Save’ Time.' Hearth,
an d tn ouey ¡take no ót ti­
er. ~'rj
•
' ftsnt fo any addrea«,
seeutn tty mail on re­
ceipt of price, $2.CJ.
'Address,
If there is no agent in your town, address
the manufacturers:
r
Full Assortment always oil hand, direct frem the East, and
at Prices that Defy Competition.
$100.00.
and at Low Rates.
R oots ® S hoes ?!
The very- la-st laerol Anaheim, wine and
Hennessy brandy, which will be sold by
the quart or gallon.
Our tables a'c supplied with the litt< st pa­
pers. Come and see us and we will treat
ytm
ns A well
as V, we
know
how.
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machine.
Fully
watrgntNl. Made from very best material,
by skillejJ wojrktiien, aft'd With the liest tools
t hat have ever lieeii devised tor the parposr.
Warranted to do all that cup be reasorigb!/
expected of the very hast typewriter extant.
Capable of writing 150 words per minuta -^
or more according to the ability of the
operator.
■maMMnosAauwaiaaxxxas»:. acasKKSMiMMaa
THE APHRO MEDICINE COMPANY,
Western Braueh, Box 27, PORTLAM), < Ii«
For sale by all druggists.
WM. A. GROAVE
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GRAINING and PAPER
HANGING.
I. M. McCALL.
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J. L. DOWNING,
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Coijji tw> nreveuretl by u t
110 MALE and FEMALE ARTISTS
For CounA.1, <«•■» -r.
aud I mg all <
:. .'< ■
know n. I: i- pica*a ..., t _ ,
suitable for j o’.mg or old. •, .
Josie DeMotte,
Minnie DeMotte.
Mattarne Gertrude,
?.<in«rftn1ina Michi.
Klfl i 5 Hofigjiton*
itiiic HrtU’’ ’ ‘
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I. D. llOLDES, .$ *
Caroline Richebourg,
Katie Stone.
Mamie Quinton.
Mattie Krcggs.
Mattie ^ieil
Fisher Si-tm ,
Katarina Jjuwarow. Leonore DeToquelie,
Marie Pamroff,
< Iaris.se LaBelle.
Rose Poniatowski. Julie DeMontretiil.
l aura Ashton,
Eugenie Brnsfort.
Mamie Ashton.
Aida.
SCOUTS? INDIANS & COWBOYS
AT TFTE
ASHLAND
ONLY WAGON
Connects with Every Train,
M
RAIN op SHINE
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A
VOTTNÍ4
x M u
gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this counli” by ac­
I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking informatlo.i the
of
locating on government land« a specialty.
3 7
aving
AVING
DELMONICO
RESTAURANT.
Ashland Market,
SEA it TllK tHiPOT.
John E. Pelton. I JLSHZLJklSriD, O’G-TT.
LEMONADE. MILK SHAKES,
F1X11E DELMONICO has been completely
JL renovated and refitted by the under­
signed, and will lie conducted in a manner
I 10 please all its patrons
A liberal share of public patronage is re-
, spectfully solicited
‘Give 1, a t,up
M b AND Ml<* WM St IIRYER,
v2ii*5i
l’ropneturs
1,000 - MEN - AND - HORSES
è oka,
$45,000 DROVE OF
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GIRAFFES.
of
Stationery,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING and
- repairing done in a neat and satisfac­
tory manner. Our work and price will
suit you. Please give us a call.
HET8CHEL SISTERS.
3-1-tf
Ashland. Oregon.
I
Jewelry.
Independent
Market.
EastSideof Main Street, A milano .
R. P. NEIL,
Giant Ox, 21 Hands!
Genuine
200,000 TREES FOR SALE
—CONSISTING OF—
Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune,
Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond
\\ alnut, CTicNtnui, Shade ami Oro»-
merit i, ■ trees
‘ “. *1
‘
1
1‘litnto, lllni-.Llifn;! /fa«/#
and O'idpfiìi.m.
on
Red Hill Land.
F asi -
sthket ,
(South of Breeden's grocery store.)
MENAGERIES
IN ONE.
21 Hands!
BRANTS PASS, «R
lx <; k «'WN
GREGORY & HICKS
.Wafer Stock to tis Sold, Giant
N
Flock
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
vnr nursery
Clocks, Watches, and
¿ ?
REDLAND M RNERIES.
AT
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CHITWOOD BEOS.
WBESTI'ERS
BOXERS aud
TTT- -
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School
surveyor
5H0 Government Land Locator
tual experience,
H t best
satisfaction,
WORMAN. Medford
Livery Stables. Prop. I
Stale of Oregon to Malcolm C Yerkes E
of N \\ ’4, W )a of N E ’4 of nee 3<I, t|>
s, R 3 E. tut) acres; $200.
<> H Baker et »I to Hophenia I Baker
l»*t I block 8, and all of blot k 7, Beatty’s ad
.to Metitord; $2)*«*.
Jacob and Ellen 11 Waguer to O A C R It
w’o-wne amt one-fourth undivided one-
ortieUi interest to a certain water ditch
Successor to IIO8LEY A PELTON.
J*au« n es 4i^«t Ashland ditch, between secs
* and», tp S»S. It 1 E: $tB..H).
— Whole-ale and Retail Dealer in -
J W Meniti € j Mrs Jane McCully -all
right, title ami <-UW to certain lot ilesig-
«nated on Pool a Klipiwll add to Jackson­
ville; $1.
<’ W and Mary A Taylor to Peter Britt —
JU acres in between sees T> amt .36. tn 33 S
R1W;$1.
J£ W and A) ì « t M Hamtucnd to Eunice
Cured Meats Constantly on Hund.
Vieti S E ' 4 of S W qr sec IO. and lots <• ami
Geneverie Sister.«.
Terms, ( a-li. Pa.«s-I>ook ucecunl- pay
Mon- Hurley.
Adam Strombowski,
Sadie Johnston,
y, se» 0. tp 37 S, l; 1 W ; N4 11 acre« ; $.*«■».
EBa Zola,
Wm. Ash.vroft,
John Brown,
able Monthly.
Katie Zenobia,
T W ^tv<l I>elphia Bryant to City of A«h-
The
Only
Zela,
Sig.
Su
..c-
ireu.se
.
Harty
Seller«.
Adonia
Sisters.
land right uf way over certain pro|*ertv in
\v< Hubhi ftiiiounce to the Jennie Kirby,
John Lowlow.
George Wertz.
Jame- DeMotte.
jUhlantTM.
Three Clarks,
John Koiub .
]H*ople of A»hian<1 ¿.tit yiujjif • Wi’liam DeMotte. John Robin-on,
J D and Grace Foontaiu to Citv of Ash­
land right of way; $1.
O. I). Empori­
A S and Jessie 1 Hammond to City of TbeRn <> ki * wishes to endorse this view tv that the
Ashland—block 31. Woolen - add to Ash­ taken from an exchange: A custom is; um is now ready for business
S ...4 r; _ ...
PF
o ists
land ; $1.
springing up in this country of thanking in Reeser’s Block. Ashland.
L A and H E Sackett to Citv of Ashlaud
Ash
I'nmllv
of
Fiv<
•.
:-tií¡!;«.y
Bp,tjiers,
Win-
Jiirby,
Alex;-
Mq-coya.'
.lots 13, 14, 1.». |6, l>|i>ek 36, Woolen's add to people through thp press for their atten-
.«< por J uiqi 4’Oveidii,
,M"ir- Hci,.i>m
The articles we carry an1 too Charles PeiardUi. ci arle- Wii on,
Astdaud : $1
Auguste I’oiuart.
ance on the sick, at funatap assistance
DeAima Family,
The Four fko/ipy ■ , Frank Iflsher,
numerous to mention. AVe Edward Meon.
Monroe Sniith,
Théophile DeVle«si .-. Harry Marks.
*Thc liev. Geo. >|. Tbayer, oi Bourbou. rendered at festival«, etc., which we i.
McNeil Tainiiy,
N. l oparoff.
U'N< nt Family,
Ji nd.. «ays: “Both myself and wife owe will be nipped in the bud. Sm h tneili- ait« io L•
everything usu­ Zurate Trotter-.
our live* u> Shiloh’s tonsuiution Cure."
ods of thanking people are very uusatis-1 ally found iii a Va>iej^ sG>re.
¡For «ale l>v T. K. Bolton.
iactorv. It is the duty of friends to at-' in prices from 1c to 25cts.
q
Red Cross Cough Syrup heals throat ami tend the sick anti to attend the funerals .
Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or.
liciting an insjtection of our
lung*. Cures asthma and bronchitis. Will
of
friends,
and
it
is
not
necessary
to
pule
I
remove the most obstinate cough. Cannot
Lfto- Prescriptions carefully put up by COIU-
1« equaled for whooping cough. Soldbv licly thank people for doing their duty. goods at your earliest oppor­
/■tent bands:
...
T. K. Bolton.
- n.
. I
If any one has rendered you a special fa­ tunity. we are,
Once in Seven 5 ear- -The liodv is renewed. vor thank him privately, either in per­
Most Rospectfulljr,
The blood must have the elements of vital­
Pat bare Zebra. Ea-t India Antelope. Ca-hniere < toat-. E’aony-lica ied Palatine Sheep.
son
or
by
letter,
and
he
wilt
appcKej^
it
ity, Wright’s Compound Syrup of Sarsa­
V ILS<>N st WALSWORTH.
parilla cleanses and enriches the blood, and much more than a general thanksgiving
Slotted A?;i- Deer, Bison of Colorado. Ameri an Jaguar. Silver Lion of California,
—CITY-—
five« a new impetus to life. Sold l*v T. K
Striped and Spotted Hyena-, Llama or Camel of the Andes.
expressed in a general way through Hie
llolton.
press.
__________ ________
New lot of stylish shoes just opened at
Blount’s.
Cat! and see oar-took of fresh gn -erics,
----- o--- —
provtsi. ns. etc., at th» Ashland Grocery.
otice
is
hereby
given tbattho ! pen;vigil Alpaca, l’uiimog African Còggar, Tr.Tê’rir^n Badalo Sloth. Gnu, Virginia
Sleepless night«, made miserable by that E. M. Miller.
J
TRANSFER.
following-lock in the Vest A-hland ¡ l’uiithcr-, svjipga! leopard*. Australian Kangaroo, Itat King^roir Ttjpirs, Bljjck
terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the reinadv
1 us 1* C-i. No. 2 i-dcl'nquen’. and will la* figer«. Tawney t.h.r*. shetland- C qw , spotted Tigers
Wiil you suffer aith d.'-pep-ia and liver
for you. Kept on ham! at T K Bolton ’
African Porcupine?, Bgdgecs,
complaint? Shiloh’s Vitahr.er is guaran­ sol I according t*> bv laws <>f company in
l'us-caiguc C.jach io Every Trpin.
.'.-bland. Saturday, Augtl-t 2. 18f»). at 2
Hraui-workers keep your heads clear and teed t<> cure. For -ale bv T K Bolton.
freight moved alxmt town at rates
o
’
c!«>ck
p.
ni.
bowela opt0. Take Simmon.- Liver Regula­
Stock No. 41,held by <’. E. I’-eebe, amount
tor.
LOWER Til AN ANY ONE ELSE.
, <iue $. ' <1.
St ■ . No. 13.held bv 1. <’. Tanner.amount Beaver«. Wildcat- White and Gray Coon«. Foxe«, Weasels, Lynx. l’ec<aiie-, Chamois,
A Summer Friend—Wrtgtn’s Blackl-erry
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any
J tie <1.35.
•
Cordial. Once used always used. Reliable
Ape«, Gazelle«. Jajjanese Swine, /if, can Jackal«, Ocelot. Huinadra:« Baboons or Lion
where in town at lowest prices.
Th.- -ale to cover all cost«.
••on’ pr< mpt. Pleasant to take. l!idispe.v
Slayers, Monkey«. Armadillo ami Black monkey-. Hippopotamus, Girafl’e:, and
By order of the directors.
slide for summer troubles Sold bv T. K.
l^-Oi
Rare
Animal.«.
Sold all by druggists.
A. B. ( HAPMAN. Sec’v
.fadton.
AshltutJ, Ur., June 23.18».
Director.
Has opened rooms with a full line of Funeral Supplies in Wilson & Walswortli’s
store on Main street. Bodies embalmed and satisfaction guaranteed. Furnish my own
new hearse and give personal attention to funerals. Orders solicited for scroll sawing,
wood-shaping, screen doors and windows and general repair- Organs cleaned and re­
paired. Prices reasonable.
(juii
-TH AT
JOHN BYER,
Driver
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Soda. Ice
Cold Soda, any flavor.
THE NEW STORE
U ndertaker
Patronize the-----
And carries tire I'. S. .Malls and
Wells Fargo's express.
—You can get
4
We call Fs]>e<;iai attentiuii to C- M. ¡1ENDERSON & CO.’« (Chicago) B-4
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
iff' Lî^w orders at S mith & DopuE’s
Store.
I
.
House, Sign, Carriage, and
Decorativa Painting,
j
Special Attention given to
• »
*r
Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables
I
Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a fine
f'IÎEË! —1 " -
-«i
To be Sold at Rock-Bottom
Figures FOR CASH.
WESTERN BRANCH,
BOX 27.
OREGON.
OREGON.
iers
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
Has just
|i«.«i fecbi»Bd
recbtran tiit:
ti;g tsgi^st
tsgjjgst antj
an^ best
liest i
shirk of good« ever brmfghl fq 4sh|»fi*|.
ajso' ’ cer
A tine stock of imported goods. I ¿{.«o
car­
iui .
ry all classes ot good«, hema you cgnqo$
yyPEWRlTi^’G ' FRILL
fail to he suited. cali
< all and examine tha
tL*
First.elas'.. tai ihlq., gqfj best ¡of te/jchep
All * ■ f-k o/derid will I m * made to give entire stock for yourself. Nothing but lirst-class
work, n good lit ami-atisla< tion guaranteed. Address, with stamp for retain postgge,'
SATISF/iCTION-
Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth.
THE PARISH MI ’G CO..
Parish, N. Y.
F. K. ZtELLMli.
Repairing neatly and promptly dona, I
ASIIDAND,
a
POSITIVE
A will buy ihe ODELL TYPE
— ’ F WltlTKlt with 7- . Karat ter-.
:iml St ", ft r the Single ( as Odell, » r-
rantc 1 to do better work than any mat bine
matin.
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It COlIrt Hit'- -IMl-l.ll !TY v itli i>t i: VBH.ITV.
t, i ■.-! <1 oruHvrtox, wear- longer
ml t ost of npa rs than any other tu:i-
Ha tot ink nbbon to bother the o|t-
r. It i~ NEAT, -t l stANTIAt.. nickel
I. perfect ami aitapted to all kinds o.’
writing. Like a printing p;ess. it pro-
. »harp, clean, iegibb maim eript.-
•r ten vepie- can be made at one writ-
Anv in’.cii :e::; ¡terson e in I’Crome an
op-ratot in two day-. We otter St, O.i to
any o|>erator who can <quai the work of the
Otttrble C’a.«e Odel!
Reliable Agent- ami Sale-men wanted.
Special inducements to Dealer-.
For Pamphlet giving Indorsement«. Ac.,
Address
oltcI L T’Yi'l W iilTF.K ('<>.,
S'-ST .Uti .’ire
Chicago, III.
DEFY (tlPETITIOS
FJi,ZOELLNER
THEY HÂVE ARRIVED!
• APHSODITINE"
TYPE WRITER
Hit hont Irriyntlon.
1A- W K do not handle, cultivate, or
atteniptto PROPAGATE any varieties
or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that
they are well ADAPTED to the soil and
climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE­
GON. Write for terms to
A. H. CARSON ASON, Grant'« Pass,Or.
OR
W. B. C olton . Agent Ashland Or
• • • * - . .
r.
H. C. MYER,
(Successor to 8. Stacy,)
—HEALER IN—
PROPRIETOR.
We will make it to your itdercpt to
deal with uh , ho give the new meat mar­
ket a trial.
hardware ,
STOVES &
TINWARE.
£jff“Ftesh i>ork on lutnd every day.
ASHLAND,
All
Kinds of Fresh Neats
Hept constantly on hand.
price» is all that we aak .
Ostriches.
I
Fair living
OREGON