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VALLEY REiOlíI» ASHLAND O b ..T ml » i >*I A Y The Peorls'e Paper. E. J. KAISER. Editor. M BW KIPTION BATCH $2 M or»« year 1 50 Kx mouth. .. .. 7> Three month» Adveruaing rate* given on app: < altun. Ixical notice1- 15c te r line for ur»t inser tion and Me for eath »uhseuuent insertion. Obituary line«, memorial resolutions. < aril« of thank«, etr . at half rates. Col. John I*. Irish has been nominated by the California demócrata for congress in the .Id district >utw>l trotter! a mile at Washington Park, Chicago, Saturday in beat ing the four-year-old record. The Reno Journal is reliably informed that an extensive soap manufacturing plant will be established there, and that it will be in active operation <n the course of sixty «lays or leas. The Susanville Mail asserts that title to desert land in lessen county is being obtained by fraud, and specifies cases where title has been confirmed to 640 acres when the claimant had not enough water to irrigate an acre. I»EIIH \NI> SWAMI’ LAND. Judge Ik-ady on a re-bearing has stool by his former judgment, that the officers duly authorized by the legislature of Or egon, have no right or power to do the io te relating to state swamp lands that the legislature authorized and directed them to do. The problem now is: Will the state board submit to I>eady’s officious interference with their state duties, or will they ignore his unwarranted dictum and obey the law of the state? It is not at the present stage a question as to whether the law was for the best or not. If it was not—though we have yet ao evidence that it was not—the next legislature can repeal it’ The question is, whether this federal judge by his un constitutional and arbitrary assumption of judicial authority and iK>wer,can undo state lawn and set at defiance the will of the people of the state. It may be urged that because the plain tiff is a resident oi California, the case was properly brought in beady's court. We presume that technically this view is correct; but it is none the less true that bis decision renders nugatory and void a 1 State law, which in justice and under the constitutition ought only to be adjudi cated in state courts. We have no advice to offer the board; lliey can look to their attorney rather than to editors for that; but if Governor Fennoyer was himself a majority of the j board or the state’s sole agent in the I matter, we doubt very much if he would pay much attention to Deady’s hostile in terference with state laws.—East Oregon ian. GANIARD’S OPERA HOUSE Oregon Land Company, — WITH ITS----- I Central Point. Jackson County HOME OFFICE AT SALEM. OREGON, I w ill Bell on long time or exchange for f irm, my residence in Ashland with a frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and 150 on .Hida .lve. The grounds are nicely lain out w ith choice fruit and shrubbery, artificial stone walk, good stable and out IAI. ENGAGEMENT OF THE buildings. This cottage was built in the Fall of IsSi-t of the choicest material and Dl.-i I NG risii l.i’ ARTISTE By tirst-ila.-s workmen, Newson Bros., S. 1 . architects. Will scil or exchange any part 01 1 to 4 acres all in choice fruit and adjoining said residence. This is tlie most modem in style ami beet con i structed collage in Southern Oregon, choice location and can be had at a bar Under tin* management of gain. Inquire of E. li. Miner, owner, or \\ . N. Luckey, Real Estate -lgt. Ashland Oregon ONE NIGHT ONLY. I n Saturday. August 30. .-Bl MR. W. M. W1LKIS0N In Richard Davey and Mrs. Lucy Hoop er's Powerful Emotional Play u INHERITED (L H eritage d H kluk .I As originally produced at the Theatre de L’ Application, Paris; and Madi son Square Theatre. N Y. —Miss Granger’s Company Comprises—— MR MR MR MR Faber’s Golden Female Pills. FRANK K1LDAY, CHAH H MMTAYKR. CLAVDE 11 BROOKE, HARRY FRENCH, MIS, ESTHA WILLIAMS, MISS CARRIE ELBERTS. MISS JESSIE ELBERTS, LITTLE II*BY PARKER, ---- and— > ■ Beginning Monday. Sept. 22d. 1830. and Con tinuing Six Days. OVER 7’000 \ml THF. S ti TF. I ns CRAXCE BviLDiao. Branch Oflices at Port land. Astoria Alban). anil Has for sale a large list of Grain. Stoep uml Emit i'aems. Abv tin and Snbnrban Property. SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET. : MAP : AND : PRICK : LISTS. ■TAtïi THEY HAVE ARRIVED! E. M. Miller ’ s FOR BOOTH AND OTHER PRIVILEGES APPLY TO OFFERED IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES I F^r Female Trrc*ri'.ar I tiesi iiOL-i ii’irl'kt-1 hem on tiie market. .X ver f a il. bin ces> * nil v by prominent ladies monthly. Guaranteed to relieve suppressed menstiuarion. SURE! SAFE! CERTAIN! I>on*t h» linmb’igtred. Save Time, Health, ana money ;tKkc no oth er. Sent t"> air address, secnr® by ma:l on re ceipt of price, 12.00. Aadresa, The Fruit Growers Annual Exhibit will take place on Monday, Sept. 2’2d. Everybody invited. All the gates will be open and free on Monday, the first day of the fair. Every facility offered to those wishing to camp on the grounds. THE SECRETARY AT JACKSONVILLE. ROBERT A. MILLER, Secretary THE APHR3 RIEDiCINE COBPAX*, Western Branch, Box 27, PORTLAND, or For sale by all druggists. STAPLE & FANCY J. H. Russell MR. HARRY MAINHALL Geo. B. Roberteon, Esq., democratic nominee for the assembly from Siskiyou SIX MILES SOUTH OF J'ill IT GHOAVEHS MEETING. and Del Norte, will be one of the most Seats .Voir on Sale at GRANT S PASS, OR. Tbe third annual exhibit of the Soutb- popular and accommodating members of à EUBANKS' that body. He is possessed of a fine ad | ern Oregon Fruit Growers will take place McCON.MELL dress and well versed in the issues of the i at the fair grounds near Ceutral Point, Grocery Store. Jackson county, on Monday, Sept. 22. day. — Tlie District Fair Association lias kindly —CONSISTING OF- The largest sawmill in the world is at thrown open all the gates to the grounds Christiana, in Norway, and is owned by on this day and no admission tee will be Applc, Pear. Peacli, Plum, Prune, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Altnontl one man. It runs thirty-six gang saws charged, either to the main grounds or 1 ON HAND A FILL Walnut. Chestnut, Shade and Orna From forty to fifty shi|w load at one time S LINE OF CHOICE to the race course. An interesting pro mental trees. at its docks. The same man owns two gramme will be prepared for the occasion All Orders in Stone Work —! ALSO ! - large flour-mills. The lumber-yard of and a large attendance of fruit growers ,- Filled. Marble Works on 1 Will be open May 1st, MAIN STREET. Strawberry Plant*, Blackberry Plants this mill extends more than a mile. 1 is expected from all parts of the state. and Grapevines. The Confederate mistake; Sam Jones Tbe annual election of officers of the For the accommodation of a limited num ber of guests. J -THIS ALAN— Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a fine says “take thia thing of pensions. I L told ----- ^ruit «rower» will take place at 10 o’clock a . M. All members of the Asso Board and lodging per week................ $10 T .„ , Haf Heard of the BARGAINS at tlieC. 00 a gathering of Union soldiers not long 1 501 | O. D. Emporium. where they keep Notions, “ day.................. 150 line of Crockeryware. ciation are requested to be present. Ev ago that if we rebels had known how 1 001 Tinware. HammOevx. Whips ami Bargain “ per <lay................................ eryone attending is expected to bring many of them we had crippled we would 50 Counter Goods of All RiflS*, Single meals.................................... have rallied and come at them again. 11 something for exhibition—this exhibit 10 Camping privileges will be 50cts per week WILSON <fc W ALSWORTH. I 1. W. Bl’RRlSg, Proprietor. they are »wearing the truth now they be taken to the North Pacific Industrial 1 for each individual. Fair at Portland. If'lihont Irrif/aiioir. were worae whipped than we were.” This favorite lesort is gaining in popu (50) BYRON COLE. P uoprietor . I R obert A. M iller , larity every day. I President. I*. AVE do not handle, cultivate, or It looks as though the Pacific coast hop attempt to PKOl’AGATE any varieties! A Suoiv Plant from the Sierr;:. growers would get pretty nearly their i The main people of the Southern Pa -- B. F. Reeser’s -- or kinds of l-'Hl IT, until satisfied that ! The very best of WINES, BRANDIES, One of the rarest plani > km a i<> . own price within a few months. Dear cific corporation tielung to a political par-1 they are well ADAPTED to the soil and BEER^and CIGARS, kept con climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN OKE-! wheat, the Eastern fruit famine, and a ty that harps from one end oi the year to ! anists has lxien brought to this city by j E. L. Swartz anil is on exhibition in the stantly on hand. GON. Write for terms to short European hop crop promise our the other about how the couth keeps the windows of a down town florist. It is A. H. CA RSON & SON, Grant ’ s Pass,Or. j FORTES, & ALE. farmers a piofitable year in spite of last negro from exercising the social, political known as the snow plant ami was found Is the place to buy OR winter’s deluge and a small wheat har and business rights oi a white citizen. by Mr. Swartz growing near snowbanks j Fine Billiard Table, W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or. vest.—| Salem Statesman. __________________ , white. they will not employ colured in the Sierras, 6,500 feet above the sea I I The very best beeroi Anaheim, wine and j c . ■ I men in such positions as trainmen, or level. Tho plant is indigenous to high ' Hennessy' brandy, which will be sold by < >regon crop report issued Saturday: , . 1 .... . I on the section, which last position is and frozen altitudes anil is a curiosity. tlie quart or gallon. The reports as to quantity and quality of It grows to tho height of four or five Our tables a'e supplied with the latest pa DAILY j ALLZELIVIHSTG- barley continue to indicate that crops open to herds of Chinese coolies. Not inches, and when it blooms, which is pers. Come and set us and we will treat 1 only this, but aluug the line of their eat-1 soon after the spring thaw, it bears the von as well as we know how. will be apove the average, and they are being secured in good shape. Grapes are ing houses—as well as other hotels in appearance of a dark reddish pine cone ripening,and promise a large yield; hops every town or city with immense repute set upright on the ground. It emits an Particular Attention to and prunes all make an average crop or licau majorities—tbe colored gent is odor that is not unlike that of the honey suckle. The value attached to it is on I more; spring grain will not be an av placed at a table by himself. Yet these account of its rarity, and the plant se ! same people, who themselves will not erage crop. House, Sign, Carriage, and cured by Mr. Swartz is doubtless the OREGON. ASHDAND, i even allow the colored man employment first ever brought to this city.—San Tbe Union Scout’s philosopher te- enough to keep a grasshopper ahve, bowl i Decorative Painting. Francisco Examiner. Which will be done in a workmanlike All work ordered will be made to give entire marks: A Union Terpsichorean devotee their livers out ot order abusing the white manner and at prices that want» a new waits invented tor the girls people of the South (where the colored Special Attention given to Saved from a Worse Fate. SATISFACTION- Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and That’» right; invent one in which tbe man, numerically, is iu the majority) be A man who slept on the government Jlepairing neatly and promptly done, "......................... girl will waltz out and help tbe old ladv cause they do not allow them their “lib pier so as to get the first * fish that bit iu il at Prices that Defy Competition. clean pig’» feet and stuff sausages and erty.” Better allow them the require- . the morning woke up so suddenly that I I and at Low Rates. Full stock always on hand and made he fell into the lake and was drowned. sling dirty shirts in a wash tub. Invent incuts of the very first law of nature— I to order. one of that kind and see how soon waltz food—or rather the means of procuring 1 It was lucky for his future state that his ---------: o:--------- ing will become as unfashionable as stoga I it, than to ask the South to let him till! fate o’ertook him e’er he had time to re fW Leave orders at S mith & D odge ' s shoes. | every position from constable to gover- late any stories of his day’s successes. £lflp-None but the best material used. Store. Fishing on Sunday is a trivial matter ! nor, the legislature as well as the post- In REESER’S BLOCK. compared to the monumental mendacity The republicans of California have | i office of every town. Hadn ’ t Reed and which is its concomitant.- -Chicago Mail. made one good nomination, that of Con- I ASHL I-A D, : : : ::: OH EG ON. gressman De Haven for supreme judge. those »"gb-fo«‘ed ¡»artisans better mtro- Tt-.e Deadly Mule. A re- duce a rorv** blU ^uqielliug republicans A mediocre mediocre congressman-because congressman—because it it re- ' • ... A southern mulo trade has resulted in ------- Patronize the quires too much cheek and very little least in their own sections to allow , tho death of two people, who were shot honesty or integrity to bo what is termed colored men to hold such positions us and killed _ ______ __ ______________ __ as _____ an afjer effect of the trans- a succeaalul congressman. But his pri-1 •cation hands beiore compelling the acfjon This is probably the first trag- East Side of Main Street, A shland . vate and political lite has been noted for j South to hand over their highest social ejiy resulting from overfamiliarity with its uprightness and cleanl iness. and political positions to him ? these long eared anarchists in which a [ [The only colored men employed, are mule has not played an active part. The A full supply of (Successor to S. Stacy,) A Portland gentleman who has many i' the porters, bv Geo. M. Pullman & Co,j court directs a verdict of not guilty. C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes Connects with Every Train, - -' : Detroit Free Press. friends in Nebraska, has received letters G loves , C repes . E tc . PROPRIETOR. A Cold Hell there saying that crops are to a great ex Harry Pendergast, in sinking a well at' ASHLAND, - - OREGON. According Kinds of Fresh Meats ------------- o tp — the Scandinavian mytfo All tent failures in Nebraska this year, His j Klaumlli City, al a ueptu oi sixty leet, Twenty five years experience in Ashland. dug tutu blue gravel ptuurng to umwesi, ology, all who die bravely in battle are informants also say that there promises Kept constantly on hand. Fair living Embalming with the aid of a skilled physi snatched away to Valhalla, Odin's mag- And carries the U. S. Mails and to be a great enngratiue irom that quar and it looks up top. 1ms is the lust in- ' baU -n tbe cian. Those prices is all that we ask. Wells Fargo’s express. liyes of iglwblo ]abor or in . ter to the Pacific Northwest tins tail. utcauou oi the east run, ’ south ot coda | whp Office and ware-room on Main street, at who, alter lives or lgnooie laoor or in- • We will make it to your interest to We call special attention to C. M. HENDEK80N <5t CO.’s (Chicago) Red foot of Granite. The gentleman suggests that this would Bar, and give» the channel a width , gkjjriOU8 ease .die of sickness descend to ■ deal with us, so give the new meat man 8ÍT1SFACTIM fi I A II A A T E L II. School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) |3 00 calf B J be an excellent place to circulate adver about one unle. The prospects contiuue a ^4 an<i dismal cavern beneath the ket a trial ; Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed. tising matter for Oregon. to improve in the Block Jack. Capt. ground called Njffiieim—i. e., the mist CfT Fresh pork on hand every day. JOHN DYER, I E. WORMAN, Medford ST-A.PÒ world. Tfiis aliode is ruled by tho god- VV llbourn s prospect, on the south side 01 Driver 1 Livery Stables, Prop. 8. W R. J ones, the 70-year old wid Klamath, made a very decided improve iliSs of death, whose name is Hel. Tfie owed Marion county tariuer recently ment tins week. He lias cut through the place of torment for reprobates is Na* ; “buncoed” out ot $uOuO. by a confidence rim, loumi bedrock pitching, ami * goou I trond. deeper underground than Nifi- heitn and far toward the frigid north. man and his beautuul “sistei" was mar 9 prospect on it, with gold all through the This grim prison is described in the ried at last in Portland Friday to Miss travel, says the Journal. • following passage from tlie prose “Edda," Cynthia Ella Harbin, aged 30. Jones is —DKALZB IS— written in Iceland in the Thirteenth R. F. HIGH, Proprietor. , worth $75,uOd aud gave as a reason that E J. Jeiiery went down the road last century; “In Nastruud there is a vast he was bilked that he never read the night to pay ott his laborers on the Cow direful structure with doors that Successor to HOSLEY & PELTON. newspapers, but that hereatter he would creek cany on contract. He now has about t|ie north. It is f »mied entirely of otice is hereby given TO the people of Ashland and surround — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — keep posted. There arc a few just such 4ou men al work there, and nuds it dilhcun pjj,. backs of serpents tyattleil together ing country that I at am the old stand on But tkt 'i«(, • • , j *nts’ wealthy “suckers” in this couutry, too to get laoureis lor ihe jou. He s»id yesier- j ¡¿¡j,, vvick>T work. But Main street, opposite the old Flag staff turned toward th- iu-*> ,nf where any one wishing work done in my penunous to take newspajiers and keep day thai ue does not now Uuuk he can ¡jeajg fine will always find me ready to serve /,n.l continually v cult fu.'ti : their minds abreast 01 the times, that it compile the couuaci ueiore the middle o. I them. "And men may come and men may is a wonder liave not been nipped ere November, hears are entertained that the floAs of venom,iy which wade all th go, ” but I am a stayer forever. lias opened rooms with a full line of Funeral Supplies in Wilson A Walswortb’s 1 work may-be delayed until bad weather | who colli’lit miirder .n who fo . . . ;.r this. Sharing, 25c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo store on Main street. Bodies embalmed and satisfaction guaranteed. Furnish uiv own Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. OREGON sets in to liiuriere with its early cvuipie- themselves.*' According to tl*<, "Vniiis- ASHLAND, hearse and give personal attention to funerals. Orders solicited for scroll sawing ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c. Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay new pa,” a poem-of earlier date, the evil «ocys wood-shaping, screen doors and windows and general repairs. Organs cleaned and re- Senator Quays opposition to the Force , iiou. [Oregonian, 1’uesday. able Monthly. paired. Prices reasonable. (ju|> H air ci tti . no a ialty . in Nastrond are also gnawed by the i _______ ______________ bill seems to have convinced the New drugon Nidliogg. — Popular Sc : iace. York Tribune, Philadelphia Press and Deeds tor Swamp Landa. other republican organs that the said J.nnar Picture». Salem, Aug. 26.—The board of state Practical Gunsmith, Quay is an altogether dishonest and dis land commissioners issueii at its regular Duriug the va-t two years ths L’.ck reputable person. The findings are prob meeting to-dav four deeds for swamp telescop» lias been nsel considerably in WO HORSES, one 9 years and one 5 MEDFORD, OgEQON, IDZòTJG-CS-ISTS. lands embraced in the Hen Owens cer obtaining photographs of the h cvealy years old, anil set of harness and lum ably correct, but the cbaracter of the tificate, aggregating .>60 acres, in pursu wish to announce to the public that 1 I bodies. A series of lunar pictures have ber wagon, 'jim.h J will sell-cheap for cash __ ready to take orders for any kind of i or trade for town property proof is open to question. Why Quay’s ance of the law of 1887, w hich declared been taken representing the moon in am School Books, Stationery, gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, i For further particulars inquire of such certiticates void and which com — dealers in — most of her phases. These photographs, li ling saws, sharpening knives and scissors attitude toward the Force bill should con I S. CORBETT. manded th» board to sell such lands. taken at the chemical focus of the glass, etc., etc. I vince any one that he misappropriated This is the law which in the opinion ot Clocks, Watches, and n!3 Ashland, Oregon. Oilice n Front street, in building witk have a diameter of ora? forty-five inches. public funds when treasurer of Penn Judge Dead? is void. ¡ John B. Wrisley, the real estate asent. 2-1 i From the image thus obtained .anlarge- sylvania several years ago, is something Jewelry. I meats have been made, showing Lfa<? Ileal Estate Transfers. that must appear peculiar to persons not ; moon over three feet in diameter and I Main Street Comer, Ashland, Or. blinded by partisanship. But partisan RADAMS’ R.»alie and Geo Collins to Caroline F | with an immense amount of detail. In ship is often beyond either logic or reason. , Porter lots 6. 7.», 9, block D. A hland; | «jvr to facilitate the distribution of T A YOCNG LADY, to do general Prescriptions carefully put up by coiu- also W >2 of S E l4 and 8 of N E >» of j theee photographs end enlargements a housework. Address or ca!l at the j petent hands sec 20, a W of N W li of sei' 21. and 8 > 2 .... fb office for information. The Southern Oregon District Fair will of 8 E sec 16. all in tp 39 8, R 1 E; |300 few photograpluc dealer» h*v« been fur R K and M A Sutton to Henry L White nished with copies of the original utga- take place at Central Point tbe coming month, and it is of the greatest import lots 6 and 7, block K. railroad add to Ash tives by Professor Holden.—Hartford land ; $3o0. I* lilim. «RttKH «J FI NIS UESTIOÏER GREGORY & HICKS ance that every part of the district1 Chas H Fierce to W A Medlar et al—one- Courant. — ZFZEòOlTT STREET- The Japanese at the Polls. should be represented. Th ere should be sixth interest in each N ti and 8 E _> ( ami E -CITY- i The Greatest Mecicine in the competition between the various counties, | >a of 8 W li. and 8 E ■•£ of 8 W )£. sec 1 Not 1, mg ago Japan held its first par- tp 3ti 8, R 2 E; 600 acres; >3600. •• governed by a generous spirit of rivalry,: State of Oregon to Lm-v D Williams—lot Uameiitory election, and the manner in World. which the balloting was conducted cre so that each may do its best and look to 4. sec 36, tp 36 8. R 1 W. il.20 acres: $14. Il E Sackett to H I. Abbott—a 1 of block ated mueh favorable comment and ad general results for the beet interests oi 26. Woolen’s add to Ashland; $225. The most aggravated diseases teven lep miration among the foreign residents f rosy) and cases pronounced incurable, yield the district. We are divided into three | Ella L Short to Lucy I> Williams—1 (MO Tokio, who apparently expected that to to its magic toU' h. It is a new revelation i acre< in Short's add to Medford; $330. distinct geographical sections in the sev see Japanese voting would be equal to a to mankind; a bright oasis in a hopeless en counties, and each inter-*in»endent Passcngur Coach to Every Train. circus. In this they were disappointed. desert expanse, and threatens to revolution Sprcimen Cases. ize medical practice. upon the other, for its uture proejfci itv; Freight moved alxiut town at rates Thece were at the polls none of those S H Clifford. New Cassel, Wis , was Ah orders will be promptly filled by send therefore if any section shouhi lead in troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism. pictur.-sqnely comical scenes that hal ing to -OR- ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. any particular line it is the victory *w his stomach was disordered, his liver was been looked for. Everything was prac to an alarming degree, appetite fell wood of all kinds delivered anv the whole, in the best interests of the «¿cited aws»' and he was terriblv reduced in flesh tical and business like. The qualified il town at lowest prices. various counties, for the future welfare and' su-ength Three bottles of Electric elect rs came to the polls, deposited s ■ Agent. Ashland. Or. i their ballots and went away. There ciV’d him ot the district, and to enhance the gener Bitters Must be paid for in advance, by money t/r-T^T^bri/L roi/Grf Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. Ill , had was about the »ame sort of electioneer all by druggists. order, postal order or cash. Price, l>3 50 al prosperity of the state,tbe coming Fa.r I 3 running sore e.fc. his leg of eight years JÆJLY BE HZJLID .A^ ing that one se?- in the United States, per gallon jug. delivered at the Ashland should be a success in every particular, standing Used th.-& bottles of Electric minus the ¡nr.-'using of votes that is depot. Orders from abroad promptly Bitters and seven boxcsxif Bnt‘klen's Arnica and the only thing needed to secure that Salve, and his leg is sound —nd well John reput'-I to prevail in some districts. filled. Kept at the Post-office, in Ma [j2] result is the united, concertive, harmoni Sjieaker. Catawba. O . had five Urge fever Th- pollin',- places were open from 7 in sonic block. sores on hi» leg. doctors said he w»s Licur- the morning to 6 at night. Then the bal ous effort of tbe people in Southern <>r- able One bottle Electric Bitters amt one egon. box Bucklen’- Arnica Salve cured him en lot l. res were lockv l up and taken away This Remedy i tirely Sold by Chitwood Bros to opet'-d and the votes counted at Finished in Style Equal to t> r. pleasant, safe, and sure cure for eou-tx Settle Up . lei-rre the n- xt ii:;j Thus was accom colds and all tbi.«r aud lung affections, ¡ASHLAND. JACKSON COL ’ NTY, OR, A job printing office ami newspa;>er CriminM órele-sness to allow the brun- plished with signal sue.'oa» cue of the All those having unsettled accounts with plant in Medford. Oregon, for sale at a low M*Mvr*cTtr*Ba by ; the undersigned, will plea-e call immediate cb.'iil tubes and lungs to become penaan- most remarkable experiment» in all th» price auu cgsv terms, if applied for at Scholarship, one year. . .$32. ly and settle the same, either by cash or entlv injured bv a hacking cough when history of government. I. D. HOLDEN. Stockton, Cal. once. £ B. TIcKvOR. Commercial Course......... $25.| AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR note. J. M. McCALL. 1 ; W right's Red Cross Coegh Sv rup is au in-1 Medford, Os, falliMe cure. sfoM by T. K. Belton. ¡ Training School, pcTycar Jan. 15, 1S30. .. .I», I A shland M arble ;200,000TREES FORSALE To be Sold at Rock-Bottom Figures FOR CASH Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables CANNED GOODS, CIGARS and TOBACCOS, Ashland, Or Exchange Saloon, Red Hill Land, NEW GOODS! Proprietors Staple and Fancy Dry Goods TIN STORE -i Gents and Bo ys Hardware, Tin, Sheet-lrcn and Coßpsrware. JOB WORK, | Hats, Caps, etc. H. JUDGE. Harness & Saddle And w ill be sold at our well known Manufacturer WM. A. GROWE, LOW PRICES. R oots [ andj S hoes ) DEFY COMPETITION GRAINING and PAPER HANGING. H. S. EMERY Independent Market ONLY WAGON R. P. NEIL, Funeral Director. RAIN or SHINE H. C. MYER, HARDWARE, STOVES & R. STRAIT, J. M. McCALL. Barber Shop, Ashland Market. John E. Pelton N Beef, Pork and Mutton. For Sale or Trade CHITWOOD BUGS. T J. L DOWNING, U ndertaker Director. GEO. C. EDDINGS, Situation Wanted PUMPS, FARMING MACHINERY, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. B ASHLAND. OREGON. PICTURES of YOURSELF _ John Van Horn. FAMILY. LOGAN’S GALLERY, GOOD CHANCE Í
