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About Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1890)
VALLEY RECORD FOR SALE! Personal Mention. Wolf cree. W. Kram- is up f: <lay Mr and Mr- N A J; AMILANO O i .T hibmt Augu-t 21 I*» ■ city to-day »... "'..Ty Y'aquina Bay Mort Alibev returned The People’s Paper. last evening. the giie-t r»f Mi»» Genevieve Moore E. J. KAISER. Editor. Mrs. G. F. McConnell. »FBS< Kt IT ION BATES J. P. Ewling. the plasterer, is down from One year..................... .......................... I $2 50 Portland visiting bis family. Hi month«..................... . * ............ 1 to Mi»« Helen Strang returned to Medford 76 Three months. yesterday from her Walla Walla trip. Advertising rate« given on application. Ix« al note f- 15c per line for lir-t inser Mrs. W. C. Crawford returned to Klam tion and Me for each >ub<iequent insertion. ath county today from her vi-it to Portland. Obtiuaiy line«, memorial resolution«, IJenry 1. WiUey a -an Jose merchant < ard» of litanks. etc.. at half rate* was in’Ashland several day« last week with hi- wife, visiting friends. The c«isus give* Siakiynn county 12,- Mi»s Lena Kearney dang!iter of the pop ular P. pa-mtigi-r < mill, tor and Mis» K. 140, IM Norte ó,'JW and Moloc 4.919. Clark of Glendale wsrt- iri die city ye-n r- It »p|»ara that a Southern lioycotler is day. Kt-s-otmly tna-urer Horace Farwell of without honor, particularly in ow n Linn county, a brother of Mr». II. Farlow, country. _________________ i« vi-iting Ashland and with E M Miller and H. Farlow went over to Uole-tein to Mayor E. B. Pond was nominated by day. the California democrats on 4th ballot Mr. Davis and wife slaughter of Co), «coble) who have i>een visiting here, left for governor. yesterday for Paris by the Canadian Pacific Some of tlie old settlers are predicting route Mr. .-»cobie and wife go with them as far as Victoria. another hard winter on account of the Bishop John I*. Newman was on last bountiful yield of acorns, hazelnuts etc. evening'» train with bis wife for <• rants — [Lafeyette I-eader. Pa»», having ju-t returned from Japan. He preside» at tbe M. E. conference for The population of the United states Oregon which convenes there to-day. from Corile- Merritt arrived yesterday ; has been computed at 64,000,000 in round Portland on a visit to his oi ild time friends number», an increase of about 30 t>er in this city, (forties has i>een engaged edit ing a Portland paper of extensively large cent during tbe last decade. circulation throughout the interior—the Iowa baa lost over 2O),(MM) population Portland Newspaper Union, Prof. 11. C. Faber has received word that tbe last ten years. Mr. J. D. Fountain’s he has been elected principal of the Tulare, theory of Oregon's 7000• republican ma Cal., high school at a »alary of $150 per month, and le't to-day to take charge. Prof. jority ia verified by tbe census. ___________ Faber is thoroughly’ competent and will Tlie Oregon editor« had a royal good j ’’Plendid satisfaction. Prof. G. M Miller, twice a prohibition time at their Portland meeting, and will candidate for congres« and an indefatigue- meet at Afltoria next year. L. Samuel able worker for that cau.-e in Oregon, was haa been eteeted l’reaident ami E. c. on Saturday’» train for Stanislaus county. Cal., with his family, where he will accejit Pentland re-eleided aecretarv. a position as princ ipal of a college. •■«■ •( tbr Haa4MNEt«4 I míícwx is Ihr Malt SontiiüHi örp DisM Faid Ore9°n Land ComPany’ —WILL BE HELD AT Dr Salt sr lArlungr far Earn Fraperty. qoi / g // /OLL& Tewi/.'’ This Remedy h a pk-ashiit, safe, and sure cure for cough«« folds, an I all tbr«-at and lung afftctlons. MAWVFACTVBXD BY 1 will Hell on long time or exchange for farm, my residence in Ashland with a frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and 150 on .Hida .Ire. The grounds are nicely lain out with choice fruit and shmbliery, .irtiluial stone walk, good stable ami out buildings. This cottage was lrtiiit in the Fall of low of the choicest material and by tiiwt-rlass workmen, Newson Bros., S. F. architects. Will sell or exchange any part of 1 to 4 nerve all in choice fruit and adjoining said residence. This is the most modern in style and Ix-st con structed cotta-.,- iu Southern Oregon, choice location and can be had at a bar gain. Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or < W. N. Luckey, Real Estate Agt. Ashland Oregon • Faber’s Golden Female Pills., I. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cai. For Female Trregnlar ities: uoihiuffliketbem on the market. Xrjer fail. Successi’.illv us*d by prominent ladies ' monthly. Guaranteed to relieve a*ipx»ressed menstruation. H. JUDGE. Harness & Saddle Manufacturer ASHDAND, SATISFACTION- Beginning Monday. Sept. 22d. 1890. and Con tinuing Six Days. O V ER I n the S tate I sschance B vilding . And Branch Offices at Portland. Astoria and Albany. Has for sale a large list of fìroln. Stoc/,- ami Prill t Parin*. Altai City and Suburban Pr«perty. SEND : FOP. : PAMPHLET. : MAP : AND : PRICE : I LISTS. OFFERED IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES The Fruit Growers Annual Exhibit will take place Monday, Sept. 22d. Everybody invited. All the gates v be open and free on Monday, the first day of the fair. Ev facility offered to those wishing to camp on the grounds. E. M. Miller’s SURE!SAFE! CERTAIN! Don’t be humbusjred. Save Time, Health, and money ¡take no oth er. Rent to anv address, . secure by ma5! on re ceipt of price, $2.00. Address, OREGON. All Work ordered will l>e made to give entire Central Point, Jackson County THE SECRETARY AT JACKSONVILLE. ROBERT A. MILLER, Secretary STAPLE & FANCY THE APHRO MEDiCINE COHriflY, Western Branch, Box 27,1'ORTLAMI, OK J. H. Russell For .«ale bv all druggist«. Repairing neatly and promptly done, SIX MILES SOUTH OF and at Low Rates. GRANT'S PASS, OR. H. S. EMERY .200.000TREESFORSALE A shland M arble To be Sold at Rock-Bottom Figures FOR CASH Alfred Dalton, editor of the Benicia —CONSISTING OF— New Era, ealle<l on the R ecord Friday, j in company with the former publisher, Apple. Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune, ! E. A. MeDoneli: Mr. Ihrlton made an ' Clierry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond ata cntol' Mt Kbaeta last week, and speak« 1 Walnut, Chestnut, Shade anti Orna WIX “ASI‘ ' , CP,J highly of the scenic beauty of this coun ELI Ö QX LIN’E OF CHOICE mental trees. try. Marble. All Orders in Stone Work ALSO } - Promptly Filled. Marble Works on H. 8. Lyman, secretary of the Oregon Blaine la evident.y the largest man in MAIN STREET. Strau -berry Plant», Blackberry riant» i Pioneer Association, was in Ashland Fri- liie party yet—or cap lie if he takes tz- a i no day and Saturday gathering reminiscences anil ilrapfriiie». Betndo tins big >h,| <iata concerning early history and tion. r .................... _ toad ' McKinley, ' ________________ _ the ______ ______ ,___ A full supply ot Reed, and even Harrison himself, pre- settlement of this »ection, to be placed in " "1 tl.x. archives ari.hlifn.’ of Zkl the Inn association n C’iiZAnl n ♦ 4 f,.r future Tllttlrn Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a fine the for C ofuns , C askets , R obes of all S i ; •ent the apjiearance of tadpoles. reference. One of tbe principal parties he j I Has Heard ot Un- *>41^; AIN'S al the C. G loves , C kei - ks , E tc . came to interview was Capt. Thos. Smith, | — line of Crockeryware. O. D. Emporium, where iliey kaepNption». The New York Times complains tbat who laid and started the first settlement IS GROWN ON ASHLAND, - - OREGON. ---------- I Tinware. Hammock.», Whips and iiargaiu up the valley from Ashland. there iaX great deal of paper nmong Cal Yshlaml ! Counter Goods of All Kinds. Twenty live yearn experience in in....... .. I (’. H. Humphrey of Klamath county, Embalming ifornia pearlies. It says tbat each peach father with the aid of a "killed physi WILSON vt WALSW()RT1L of Mrs. Ernest Carter of Ashland, I. W. HVRRISS, Proprietor. ( is wrapped in paper ami so stowed that wu taken to the Good Samaritan hospital cian. inthoat Irrigation. This favorite tesort is gaining in popu- i Office and ware-room on Main street, at! Proprietors. less titan two-thirds of a peck fills the at Portlaml Saturday. Mr. H. is paralyzed larity every day. to such an extent that he can neither move foot of Granite. box. aliout or talk, and it is feared will not live Vte- WE <1.> not handle, cultivate, or much longer. He returned to Ashland attenjntto UKOi’AGATE any varieties | Cultivation of the Affection». The very best of WINES, BRANDIES, The Granta Pass News, after a brief, Tuesday,the hospital people refusing to ad or' kifids of FKl’IT, until satisfied that B, F. Reeser s -- they are well A'DAl’TEll to tlie soil and It is a common remark in extenuation brilliant career, baa gone hence, It was mit him, claiming it a hopeless ca«A BEER and CIGARS, kept con « límate peculiar TO SOUTHERN OllE- Mrs. W. S. Chapman. Mrs. J. R. Grant, •X the juconvemenco of not having very- bright and newsy and edited by news stantly on hand. Uí)N, Write for terms to and two children—Nelly Grant and Chap- ; paper men, advertising solicitors, real man Grant—«nd a servant, Miss Mattie S. 1 much mon-.-y that jieopleof ordinary for A. H. CAlLSQiJ SON. Grant ’ s Pas.«,Of. PORTER & eat ate dealers, doctors, horsc-mcn, law Beckwith registered *t the Depot Hotel | tune can eat as much as millionaires ; 1» the place to buy oñ Monday, being on a trip towards Portland. and if we find that we can iove^s easily Fine Billiard Table, yers ami poets. W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or. Considerable curio-ity was aroused as to and as extensively on small incomes as ' whether this was the wife and motiter.-ln- ,op greater ones, we may safely consider ( The very best beer ot Anaheim, wine acid Other states as well as Oregon are dis law of Jesse Grant, son of his father, or that we have the better of tbe rich again. Hennessy brandy, which will be sold by whether it was the spouse of the Grant of appointed at the results of the census. the Perhaps we can; wealth offers so many the quart or gallon. firm of Murphy, Grant 6c Co. ll The two Dakotas will have only a little Our tables a*e supplied with the latest pa JATcE DAILY ARRIVING H. B., E. V. and F, H. Carter, G. B. Lan diversions that sometimes the pleasure pers. Come and see us and wc will treat over 500,000, and Montana only 128,000, ders, with their wive« and children, Mrs. G. there is I d loving is overlooked you i*s v tjl as we know how. Selling the Peerless Edition of The impression certainly exists itwc instead of at least 175,000 as was evpected. R. Mathews and son. G. W Stoops, wife auti daughter Miss Jessie, of I’tioemx, Miss Colorado will show about 400,000, and Hatuie Schumacher and Gus Landers re great riches have a tendency to clog the Washington nearly 350,000. Illinois will turned Saturday from the coast at Crescent affections; and great inequalities of for Particular Attention to It was too cold for surf bathing or tune are a barrier between man and man, take Ohio’s third place among the states City. p anything else, the residents claiming»that not insurmountable but appreciable. 1 in population. August is always the most disagreeable Lovo is personal, and very great posses Bous?, Sign. Carriage, and month ami that September is the warmest rrofa. J. 8.’ Diller and J. Stanley Brown, and pleasantest. E V Carter and wife sions almost inevitably throw personal and Fred Carter continued their trip to qualities into shadow. We love men for : Decorative Painting. ( connected with the U. S. geological sur Crater lake what they are, not what they represent, Which will 6« dome m » wmsiiii^nlike I vey are making a thorough investigation W« cultivate tho muscles because it is manner and at prices tliiR Special Attention given to Real ICattato Tranatere. in f «seen and adjoining counties and re Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and F M and G F Billings to W R llcarst. fun to use them,, and because it brings port having observed in the vicinity of trustee—all of kit 18, W C Myer’s addition I us the happiness that comes of health. Cinder Cone, evidences of volcanic ac to Ashland: $2U0. For like reasons wo make a business of at Prices that Defy % Competition. « »»V - • «• a . - - «, » Byron Cole to O C fi R Co—right of the cultivatioq of our mind«. Howsiim tion more recent than in any other por way. Full stock always on hand and made, pie it is of us to neglect to the extent tion of the United States. Their report, H Judge and wife to Chas Main— lot in Written in Bedford Jail by John Bunyan, to ordei. Jacksonville, also part of lot 3 in block 1. that most of ns du the systematic culti the greatest preacher of the seventeenth when made, will be of great interest. Ashland; $10. century. The grandest, most .fascinating, 1 ÎÆ Leave orders at S mith <k D qdge ' p vation of our hearts.—Scribner’s. U 8 to Ubas W Kahler—placer mining §nd fastest selling book ever ottered. Store. £**Noue but the best material used. Tho population claim« made by tbe ad claim and premises, Applegate district. Jacob Wagner and wife to W G Harris— vocate« of Idaho and Wyoming, when In REESER’S BLOCK, square feet in tp 39 8, R 1 E; $20. lCecklesft Cyclltig;. they were candidate« for admission into 2088 Geo W Isaacs and J 8 Day and wife to 4SHLA 2iD, !::: t: OB EG ON. Include a life of Bunyan, nearly 400 Bible There have been quite a number ot the Union, scarcely hold out witli the Thos Stottler—8 of N E *2 sec 30, tp 36 references, the famous and beautiful poem lerious accidents—some attended by census figures. Superintendent l’orter 8, R 1 W, 80 acres; $1300. "The Little Pilgrim,” Over F)0 of the A H 8in«on, Sr to Grace J Skeeters — lots fatal consequences — through people be GRANDEST ami MOST WONDERFVL ENGRAVINGS ------- Patronize the says the rough count in Idaho gives that 1 and 2 in block 36, and lots 9 and 10, block ing ridden over by cyclists. In all of —li’ch have ever appeared in print, Four state 80,000 people and Wyoming 60,000. 39, Medford $300. niagmfic^.t a"d costly illuminated plates Hearst, trustee, to G W Hursh—all these cases the evidence goes to Indicate Had these figures been known during the of Wm x 11 inclies pruiU., ip oil colors, This East $ide of Main Street, A shland . excessive speed as the prime cause. lot 10. Myer add to Ashland; $1. supefb book is meeting <vith debate on the admission of these states Jas C Park to Annie Park—lots 3 and 5. There is a pace, especially when going some votes might have been withheld block 1, Central Point; $100. 4owu hill, which practically deprive® i I L W Savage to Margaret I Waldron—lots from them bv Eastern republicans. It 12 and 13, block 15, Central Point; $600. the rider of all control over his machine. Almira Whetstone to Dan'l Whetstone— He can guide it, but that is all. As for was claimed by them that they bad a (SueeMSOr to S. Slacy,) with the re- Connects with Every Train, Old Agents et. en Trp - surprised st pulling up quickly, an well might the population of 125,000 each. It is more 30 acres in tp 33, R 2 W: $800. “S ' The success is suits of a trial canvass J om France to J no Siseniore—80 acres in •ngine driver of an express train attempt ______ The grandest oppor- •PROFRIHTOH. simply astounding. T1- than likely that in such mountainous tp 35 8, ’R 2 \V ; also 40 acres in tp 35 8, R 3 making ever ottered; to do so. Nor even in the matter of trinity for money : W ; $3000. __________ _ countries many people have not been tree -- on application. Piptonai i circulars — ----- guiding has the cyclist a free hand. Any All Kinds of Freeh Meats N ote —No edition of tijis famous work Klamath County Items. coun toil. large deviation from the straight line of Kept constantly on hand. Fair living has ever l» en ollercd by ggentsg.ensef|uent- And carries the U. S. Mails and Tlie ‘‘south road” was opened in 1846 his coune would, if be were pelting ly yon cannot lujl to sell large quantities ; prices is all that we ask. , The young German who has gone to by the real pathfinders. W ells Fargo’s express. of this the finest edition in print. Exclu along at the rate of eighteen or twenty Berlin to Iw tried for saving: “I eou.li We will make it to your interest to sive territory to those who apply quick to W. W, Smith is said to be at Fort miles an hour, inevitably cause an up We call special attention to C. ,M. HENDERSON & CO.’a (Chicago) Keil , at the emperor,” lias the sympathy of Blakely, in Washington, and preparing set. He has nothing for it, therefore, deal with us, so give the new ineat ntar- N AT 18FACT 10N «1'1« HH EH, School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) »3 00 calf B ‘ ket a trial The History Company, to «tart for Chili. •11 lovers of freedom and their earnest but to trust to luck and the chapter of JOHN DYER, i ; E. WORM AN, Medford Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed. Judge Smith threshed 900 bushels off accidents, which he does With a sang I ®^’Fre»l, pork on hand every day. wishes for a safe deliverance. The pun Driver i , Livery Stables, Prop. 237 Market St , SAN FRANCISCO. 30 acre® thia week. He has 9000 »more ishment, if he is found guilty, is sai«l to froid that would be truly admirable . - __ ______ '_________ be six months’ imprisonment. One trem bushels to thresh. Fleur already on the were it not so largely tinctured with ___ market at $2.50. recklessness. bles to think what the punishment would THE The Shooks are taking in their grain When he mounts to ihe brow of a be if some one should actusily cough at harvest. Tcny Castel is still there and steep hill and looks down at the decline the emperor instead of merely saying so. A. C. Frick, who has been in town a few i Nothing short of boiling oil or melting days, has retained to the Shook domain. stretching out before him he knows per fectly well that if he onoe allows his I —DEALER IN— lead would seem to be quite adequate to John Mullen’s left hand was broken steel steed to "take charge" there can be the emergency. Such thing« tend to by the kick of a horse Tuesday. Mullen, no attempt to pull up until the bottom TYPEWRITER. Successor to HO8LEY A PELTON, raise a doutit in the human mind as to who has just returned from YVebfoot,says la reached. Equally aware is he that I Klamath knocks the persimmons for by timely application of the brake and ths soundness of tlie old adage that — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — crops this year. cat may look at a king.” by “back pedaling” the machine can be Alex Steele, with his 850 acres of land, kept at a moderate pace, admitting of There ia a big laugh going up at the eight or nine miles of ditch and 1500 fine guidance and of stopping. But because English poplars springing up in front of expense of tbe 600 delegates to the Cali his residence is destined to be one of the it is a pleasant rush down hill at the speed of a racer without any exertion he fornia republican state convention,, who | great agricultural men of Oregon. takes his feet off the pedals, sets his Has opened rooms with a full line of Funeral Supplies in Wilson A Wahworth’a very gravely and <lelil>erately nominated ASHLAND OREGON Somebody should be hired to bit the Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. store on Mam street. Bodies embalmed and satisfaction guaranteedFurni»1 mv owi two congressmen at large«, selecting the sidewalk nails right on the head a few teeth tight and, to use his own expres , h ’ ash. Pass-book accounts pav new hearse and give personal attention to funeral.«. Order» solicite.1 for »enffi "uwffig chairman of their convention, Campbell, times. These (wads are up too high sion, “'lets her slide." The result is that able Monthly. ' pfirld" Pn"^'reasonable”111 "d wmdow>‘a,ld b’enera! repairs. Organ.« cleane<l and rc- if any pedestrian chances to block hU and the defeated candidate lor the Reber* when they catch ladies' skirts in their way—being perhaps too doaf to hear the natorial nomination, Congressman Mor teeth and tear them. Drive down thos«* warning bell—a fearful collision tikes row. Morrow is in Washington, where nails and then lift your hats to the ladies pl^ace, and one or the other is killed. and oh, how much more pleasing will be Practical Gunsmith, : k .. he is ‘'bored” considerably by Speaker the politeness! The dear ones will say Cyclists have yet to learn, apparently, Reed and all the statesmen, who are of you ■ ‘‘His is tbe courtesy that bit« that the responsibility of keeping clear | A strictly first clas» machine. Fully MEDFORD, OREGON, warranted. Made from verv l>est material, DRUGGISTS. laughing at him for running for an office . then.»*il on the head, It is the truly con- of people en foot rests on the drivers of I wish to announce to the public that 1 by skilled workmen, and with the liest tools which does not and cannot exist. Mor I siderate courtesy, and no house should vehicles.—London Graphic. am ready to take orders for any kind of that have ever l>eeii devised for the purjiose. | be without it.”—¡Linkville Star. Books, Stationery, guiis«.lth work, repairing .»ewing machines, Warranted to do all that can be reasonably School row has telegraphed home asking these filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors expected of the very best typewriter extant. In Sleep. i I.ake County Items. —DEALERS IN— grave dunces what they meant, and etc., etc. Capable of writing 150 words per minute— Clocks, Watches, and An old resident in Vermont tells the thinks it a peraonal affront ansi insult by Office on Front street, ip l>niiding with I or more—according to the ability of the J, F. Clarkson is re|K>rte«i quite sick at following story, belonging to his past ex John B. Wiisley, the real estate axent. 2-1 operator u conspiring enemies. The delegates are hia ranch. - perience as a country poet muster: hiding in the woods until the excitement Jewelry. Surprise valley apples are selling at It happened one spring when the mud blows over. Lakeview tor 2l2 cents. was almost up to the horses’ knees that Main Street Corner, A-hland. Or. WM. DD.ÆIDÆ'LÆS’ J If there is no agent in your town, address J. Q. Willets will soon organize a sing we had no mail for three days. The con the manufacturers: The Siskiyou county democrats have ing class at Ft. Bidwell. Ute- Prescription» carefully put up by com sequence was that the three days’ batch, made the following nominations: Su Alva Bonebrake left for bis home in eonsistjng of nine bags, came in late one petent hands THE PARISH MF G CO. perior judge, Edwin Shearer, Yreka; Coos county this morning. night as I was about going to bed. I de Agents wanted. Judge Wilshire started to Burns Mon termined to delay distribution uutij county clerk, J. M. Hicks, Scott Bar; sheriff, N. C. Maben, Y'reka; district at day and will be gone until aliout the 28th. nr ruing, and fell asleep rather harassed CEM. BHTtkil 1Í0 ti tan «föTKOTH it jet f ENOORAPHY and GREGORY & HICKS. torney .Jas. F. Lodge, Sisson ; assessor, P. Jim Blain sold his two-vear-old colt, at l he thought of so large a task. Next day I rose early and went into The Greatest Medicine in the r zi A/;, typewriting free H. Luttrell, Fort Joues ; treasurer, B. F. “Geo. P. Lovegrove,” to Jim Roes, for —CITY— FRONT STREBT. the office to open my mail bags. They First-class facilities and liest of teachers. I Smith, Yreka; supt. of schools John $600. i I Address, with stamp for return postage, Wm Carll ’ s livery stable building will were gone! The corner where I always Kennedy, Edgewood ; county surveyor, World. •• be tbe tallest building in town, barring left them was quite empty, and my heart THE PARISH MF’G CO., Harvey Sarter. Little Shasta ; coroner, church steeples. Parish, N. Y. began to beat loud and fast. The mail George Fried, Yreka. Supervisors, 3d The most aggravated dt»ea.»es (eyeu lep W. J. Cleland, superintendent of the had been delivered to me, I was respon «fiat , Louis Nehrbass, Yreka; 5th, J. water works, now holds the position of sible for it, and it was not to be found. rosy) and case» pronounced incurable, yield to its magic touch. 11 is a new revelation tow n marshul beside«. McBride, Etna. Presently, as I stared about, the big tomankind; a bright oasis in a hopeless STAR expanse, and threatens to revolution Delegates to the state convention are Passenger Coach to Every Train. The Lakeview water company has con- drops of sweat gathering on my fore- desert ize medical practice. H. B. Gillis, G. W. Cooper and Dr. D. nected the fiuaie from the mountains head, I noticed small packages of letters Freight moved about town at rates All orders will be promptly filled by send Ream. Yreka; J. A. Fairchilds, Lake; with the water pipes so that the water lying» in the places where J was accus ing to LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. J no. Daggett, Black Bear ; H. s. Math comes direct from mountain springs with tomed to leave them before sending then* —OR- Fire wood of all kinds delivered any ew«, Fort Jones ami F. M. YVarmcastle, I out standing in the pond at tbe dam. ' out into the several districts by the farm The assessor’s returns from YY'arner ers who came to town. Hooked further; where in'town at lowest prices. Squaw valley. Among tbe county com Agent. Ashland, Or. ■ ■ mitteemen aelected are David Horn, valley present startling figures concern the m,-til was all distributed. Then I R. F. HIGH, Proprietor. Must be paid for in advance, by money Sold all by druggists, ing the loss of stock. In some cases the Hornbrook and John A. Fairchild, Butte I qss is as high as 90 per cent, while in no turned to the spot where I always threw order, postal order or ca»h. Price, $3 50 the empty bags after finishing my work. per gallon jug, delivered at the Ashland creek. The democrats have over 100 ma case does it fall below 50 in tbat vallev. There they lay. collapsed and empty. Orders from abroad promptly XTOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN BE HAD -A.T ____ TO jority on a square presentation of political No other portion of the county has lost tilled. Kept at the Post-office, in Ma Av Now you know exactly as much about sonic _i_x the people i of Ashland and surround block. [j2] so heavily. issues and their ticket haa the best pros ing country that I at am the old stand on this story as I know myself. It seems Thos, Turner, father of Geo. C. Turner very evident to me that I rose in my Main street, opposite the old Flag staff pecta of being successful. of this county, was in toU’.n this week. sleep, impressed by the nnusual task where any one wishing work done in my line will always find me ready to serve He is an Englishman by birth, and took Settle Ffc Finished in Style Equal to them. “And men may come and men may ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OR, a leading part with Cobden, Bright and before me. and finished it mechanically. All those having unsettled accounts with other« itj the corn laws agitation in 1842, I had mlv . f I e>‘. .t sleep walker liefore A job printing office and newspaper go,” but I am a stayer forever. * * I the undersigned, will please call immediate plant in Medford, Oregon, for sale at a low Shaving, 25c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo Scholarship, one vear. .. ly and settle the same, either bv cash or which ied to the commercial freedom, of ■ and I never did »m u » thing again.— price and on easy terms, if applied for at ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c. ...... $32. - Youth ’ s Companion. England under Rofct*rt Peel. — [Lakeview note. J. M. McCALL. F B. TICK NOR. Commercial Course.......... .......$25. ; Jan. 15, 1890. Examiner. * j Medford, Or. ....... $15. [ AWARDED first PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR. Ute* L A bits’ H a IB CCTILNG a S pecialty . Trainiug School. per year Roger Q. Milla, in a speech at Mary ville, Minaouri, the other day, called at tention to the fact that tb<- grain crop < °* 1H89 aold for <100,000,000 lew than the grain cron ot 1850 Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables R Funeral Director. -THIS .M.1X- Our Nursery Ashland, Or. Exchange Saloon, Red Hill Land, NEW GOODS! Staple and Fancy Dry Goods GS-ents ZESo y» ■g'» Hats, Caps, etc, TIN STORE Hardware, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Çopperware. And w ill be sold at our well known WM. A. GROWE, LOW PRICES. THE JOB WORK, R oots ® S hoes ^] DEFY (^PETITION. GRAINING and PAPER HANGING, Special Features Independent iwkct R. P. NEIL, ONLY WAGON Enormous Sales RAIN or SHINE H. C. MYER, ■Ashland Market., John E. Pelton, HARDWARE, STOVES & TIN’ WARE Beef, Pork and Mutton. R. STRAIT CHITWOOD BUGS. i. J. M. McCALL J. L DOWNING, UNDERTAKER*«^ GEO. C. EDDINGS, Price - - $100.00. 5 M icbobe ? n -KILLER PUMPS, FARMING MACHINERY, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC I John Van Horn, GOOD CHANCE i Barber Shop, ASHLAND. OREGON. 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