Valley record., May 21, 1891, Image 2

VALLEY
ASHLAND O b
RECORD
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Real Kstatc Transfers.
Klamath County Item«.
Judge Smith is in 8an Francisco.
A. M. Peterman, the contractor and
. Tirasi««!. May 21 Mil i tsiilder, is fitting up the new law office of
i Cogswell A Hale.
The People's Paper.
J. H. Russell, of the Ashland marble
works ia in the county with his agent.
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E<i. Blakeman, who is selling bis ar-
With lait week’s issue the V alley tistically fashioned marbles, gravestones
R ecobd commenced Vol. 1 of it« foartb and monuments.
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It is rumored that a party of railroad
surievorsof five taciturn men are sur-
The president jim hon e to tbe White j veying in Tule lake valley, running the
House Friday, hating traveled 10,000 i grades down to the lake and sett ing
mile* on a single train, and made 140 I stakes. Real estate values have risen
■ greatly within the last few days.
speeches. _________
Henry Finley to Elizabeth J Phillip»—11«
5 and 6 blk 56. Saxman’s add to Ashland :
»509.
N H Clayton to M V Clayton—lot 5 blk 6,
Ashland »130.
A P Talent to Edward Brooks—lots 7 and
8 block D, Talent : »75.
,
Jno H Lacy to ja« R Howard—21.74 acres
in tp 37 » r 2 w; »1200.
Scott Griffin to W P Counts— it acres in
sec 19. tp 36 s r 2 w: »1500.
John Bollinger to Wm W Scott—107.88
acres in tp 37 s r 2 w; »4000.
A H Bennett to F Mathie—160 acres in
sec 33, tp 36 s r 1 w: »•>**’.
U fe patent to Dand Mosier—10 acres in
sec 14. tp 35 s r 1 w.
Lewis Rees to David Mosier—40 acres in
d 1 c 41. tp A5 s r 1 w; »100.
Kdwin Morgan to W k Towne—lets 9 and
19. Phoenix; »150.
Otto Biede to Marie Biede—water lot 22,
Phoenix; »484.50.
Mary M Rice to D L Rice—w S <»f e 14 ot
n w
of n e % of sec 16. tp 39 s r 1 e: »1.
Mary M Rice to Mary E Rice—land in
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■ sec 16, tp 39 s r I e: »100.
' U S patent to E B McKee—e J-i of s w Já
and lots 1. 2 and 3, of sec 26, tp 38 s r 3 w.
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U. 8. Patent to Perry Foster—s J4 of s w
%. The nt% of ' ■ w % and s e l/t of sec 5,
, i tp 35. s r 1 w.
We understand that the Little Klam-
The good people who are agitated over i ath ditch is to be 30 feet wide, in order
keeping tbe world’s lair open on Sunday ' to accommolate a small, flat-bottomed
are worrying tbemaeivee unneceaearily.1 steamer, which the company propose to
on for freight and passenger service.
They can go to church on Sunday and j ! put
This would bring Tule lake to the froht
let the sinful go to the fair.
i and increase the value of property up
there 75 per cent in one year.—Linkville
The railroad blockade that kept the | Star.
wheat crop of the Columbia valley and
MAX l’KACHTi» CASE.
Paiotse country from getting to market
The Alaskan of Sitka Bays: The cause
is not so bad since wheat Las gone up to
of tbe removal as given in the dispatch
nearly *1 a bushel —Salem Journal.
from Washington, is the alleged violation
An Ontario man propose, to exter- i
tbe '** ^uiating the importation of
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1 liquors into the territory, for sale under >
mmate covotea with sponge* toiled in t.he provi»ions of the organic act of 1884,
lard.
The boiling condense* the sponge which provide for the »ale of such for
and the lard make* it toothezme to the “medicinal, mechanical, and scientific I
coyote. He eat* it, it «well* snd-good- ' purpose. ” some “temperance T-eople” '
.
y rv»*zrfj»
I tn the territory having complained to the
Dy, w. vopresident of the issuance of licenses by
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the governor, and the granting of per-
The emperor of Gennaay seems to to
such as had the governor’s licens-
toeaing tbe FaderUnd without the as- >**, by the collector, It is claimed by the
aiatance of tbe old-timers
His name collector that both the governor and bitn-
and doings are under diacuaeion in the self, proceeded in strict conformity with
the intent of the law, in the interests of
pres* of the world a* much a* any of the C kx I morals and the crushing out of the
earth's statesmen.
rge and influential band of whiskey
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■ smugglers who infest this section of the
There are 2900 crazy people in Iowa— territory.
500 more than in 1889.
The Iowa doc-,
When President Harrison removed
tore any it is because the people in Iowa Mr Bracht it was said, with an intima­
work too hard and never have any fun, | tion that Bracht, the governor and U. 8.
and there is a great deal of truth in what marshal were feathering their own nests
the doctors say, too.
with the proceeds,that there are between
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New York ia in the same lioat with
Oregon. The legislature adjourned with­
out making an appropriation for the
world's lair. The politicians are a two-
luteljr disgu*ted because they expected
to be delegated to spend the money.
J ‘ OO and 300 saloons doing an open busi­
ness under these licenses, each having
paid »250 'per annum).
The Alaskan says the bald facts are
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that “only five licenses were issued,
three in Juneau, and two in Wrangell,
and not one of them had (to exceed) two
The Oregon state officials, despaired of permits each from the collector—that is
aid from the federal government, have to say, one each per month during the
commenced to build the portage road time of the experiment.”
around the Cascailee of the Columbia.
The board of United States general ap
Gov. l’ennoyer says it will lie completed
praisers has recently rendered a decision
iu four months with the *60,000 appro­
sustaining the protest of F. Muulbauser
priated by the legislature.
<fc Co. against the rate of duty charged
by the collector of customs at Cleveland,
O., upon a shipment of “wool waste,"
made under the old law.
The firm here named is the largest
firm of shoddy manufacturers in the
country'. Nearly a year ago a description
of the company's plant at Cleveland ap­
peared in The American Wool Reporter,
and in this article the establishment was
referred to as ‘ ‘the nwrt externa ve shoddy
A Texas slockman says the cattle ex­ mills in this <x>untry, and probably the
portation from that state this year will largest in the world.”
These mills were further described by
fall far short of any previous year.
The
the correspondent of The Reporter as fol­
cattle are there but are being fattened at
lows:
home instead of shipped to northern
“The production of these mills is very
ranges.
The cattle are also being im­ large, and since the new addition has
proved by crossing with thoroughbreds. been in operation 20,000 pounds per <lay
ha* been turned out, yielding an annual
Thomas C. Wilkins, of Inde|>endence, product of about5,000,000 pounds. Their
Or., who diol on the 23d ult., was Na- last pay roll shows over 480 hands etn
tional Alliance organizer for the state, ployed; their help are mostly* Bohemians.
He began the work and organized the They have 800 sorters to keep the inate-
first slliance. The question is, will lie rial ready for the machinery, Thia plant
one day have a monument erected there­ was first established in 1871.
The shoddy business has grown to
for to bis memory by Oregon.—>a)em
look npon itself us one of til’ legitimate
Journal.
industries of the country, entitled to i>
In the caae of Tatum Bowen v*. Hugh voice in shaping legislation and influent*
Glenn, in the United States circuit court, iug elections. Last summer the sluxli
Judge Dendy held that a surviving part-1 men were clamorous fur the passage g
the McKinley bill, with its bigu Untie
ner may beaued for the debt* of the firm,
on wool an I woolen goods, and in th
it not appearing that he had relinquished jggt presidential electiuu th?y rang'
the adminiatration of the effect* of the thetn.<wlvee n[x>n tbe »ide of protectio
firm,and that plaintiff might join a claim »nd aided in th»-agitation to defeitt1
aninat him individually in the same ac­ Mills bill, which they said was a fr
tion aa against him »« onrviving partner. trad«' measure to them.
Now that the McKinley law is in fore*
The Cathlamet Gazette hue it on good it is more diflicnit than ever for on:
authority that the government intend« inauufuctur ns to get the grades jd f. 'r
before any moro of the unanrveved pub­ eign wools suitable for mixing wit .
lic domain ia thrown open to the public, the natural article, and the hopes an
prospects of the shoddy men are com
to have the land« carefnllv cruined oyer
spowlingly brightened. A recent num
by a government agent, and the differ­
ent qualitiew claMcd hr timber and aind-1 ber of a prominent protectionist trad-
paper, The Commercial Bulletin of Bo.,
cultural land.
Hence the endleee dis­ ton. prints the following in its market
pute regarding the question of timber vr . report:
agricultural land will l>e entirely obviat­
“The shoddy and extract manufact­
urers and dealers are sanguine of a very
ed.
good years business for 1891. Last year
Ex-Sheriff A. W. Charlton of Lake was a very prosperous one, and as the
coon tv ia a atraioht out democrat wbnae consumption of clothing increases thi
unselfish devotion to a fine sense of hon- «hoddy and extract trade improves
or and principle ia not "enerallv found in ■ Better machinery and more thorough
this avaricious aire.
He bus <’iven Ida knowledge of the art of woolen mauu
facturing euables the greater use of these
note to that countv for|3()0—331, percent
goods, insuring for them a larger market
fees collected while in office, which the than ever before. Several mills find it
supreme court has since declared on- necessary to increase their plant capacity
constitutional
He refunded the amount ! to fill their orders."
voluntarily, and was under no le-/al obli­
We become wearers of shoddy in pro­
gation to do an.
portion as the tariff shuts our woolen
manufacturers out of the wool markets
The codlin moth is now resdv for bus of the world. The tariff cost of foreign
liiee*.
The miller that lavs the ew ia wool also prevents our woolen industry
now wintrwl and flitting about industri- from having constant and profitable em­
oualy depositing eggs on the young fruit. ployment, as well as from developing
Bring out the spray guns and go after along with the growth of the country.
In no department of manufacturing have
them in earnest.
If you do not know
there been so many failures and shut
the innocent looking marauder of or­
downs as in the wooleu industry. The
chards, lose no time in learning to recog­ same issue of The American Wool Re­
nise it at sight.
Call on some neighbor porter. already quoted, contained the
who does know the mother of the codlin following:
“Careful estimates place a number of
moth and get him to show the little ter­
idle woolen looms as high as 60 per «ent.
ror to you.
of the whole number. These figures
Some one suggests that the belief of : seem excessive at first glance, but care­
Bismarck, who has been one of the moat ful consideration of the woolen situation
ardent supporters of the divine right of will remove all doubt as to their correct­
kings to rale, has probably received ness. The present heavy weight season
has been meager in results, and som->
some modification since the Empemr
weeks since, in The Wool Reporter's Re­
William has so persistently and thor­
view of the New York goods market, it
oughly sat down upon him, metaphoric­ waastated that the business for the pres­
ally speaking. There is no cure so thor­ ent season would l>e from one-third to
ough and perfect as a personal applica­ one-half of that accomplished in an aver­
tion, well laid on.
age season. It is a dreary subject to con­
template."
Wanamaker kicked over the good opin­
WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT f
ion he created here by referring in Port
land to thia citv as the
litt.e town of m lay watte and wither ap withdoaM
Salem on the boundary of the BtHte.” The
~ blessed ilelds of heaven where otx-e my
faith
He got got thing* horribly mixol.—Sa­
PoesewHsl itself serenely safe from death;
lem Stateeman. Perhape he inRintislee If 1 deny the thing« past finding out.
that Aahland is a “little town.”
The Or if 1 on>l>»n n yowu soul uf one..............
That seeuH-d & Lai her, and make wold the place
post Ili
ora ’ S joints are loofle Within me where ile dwelt in power and grace*
when he refers to the Granite citv in What do I gain, that am myself undone?
Such flippant terms.
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-WUiUut Dean Howell, in Harper’«.
You Can’t Have
Perfect health, unless jour blood Is pure and
rich in elements necessary to repair the waste
of the system. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the
most popular and successful medicine to
purify flie blood, to restore good circulation
and to give vitality and health to tlie whole
body. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils,
and all humors and weaknesses caused or
promoted by impure blood.
M.
BpcrtaM* <>f
ig Use blood iu
? erudition is
»ally knowu.
and ytt tl.-ere are
very few people who
li ve perfectly pure
ilcod. The Lint cf scrofula, salt 1 lie uni, or
■ i.er foul l uiuor is lieredltC'Jtmd traminitted
'or t-euer.tions.causing umo’.d suffering, and
a ■ als.? aecunitilate poison aud germ*of dis-
Xse trer
the ai." we
areath j
the food
the water
I xo eat, c
*c d:!i.l
There is
i o t h i u
more con-
elnsivcly
proven
than the
positive
power of Hood's Sarsaparilla over all diseases
jf tl.e Hoed. Ti.is medicine, when fairly
..ied, <!«•« expel every trace of scrofula or
| salt rl-euni, removes the taint which causes
talarrh, neutralizes
the acidily and cures
rheumatism, drive*
out the genus of
malaria, Llocd poi­
soning, etc. ?t also
vitalizes and en-
riehes the blood, thus overcoming that tired
' feeling, and building up the whole system.
Thousands testify tu the superiority of Hood's
Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. Full Infor­
mation and statements of cures sent free.
CITY HALL BONOS.
Has Moved .into the building
adjoining R. P. NeiT
"’s meat mar-
ket on the north, and
t
invites
the public to inspect his samples
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A Liberal Share of Pat
Market.
John E. Pelton
MARIA COLVER FARM
HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in
Odd Fellows' Block, up stairs.
Four
Hundred Acres best land tn Jackson coun­
ty-fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to
suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One
half down, balance on time.
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IE. J FARLOW.
REDLAND AI RSERIES.
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
Oregon,
200,000TREES FOR SALE)
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United States Land Office. Roseburg,Or.,)
March 28th, 1891. f
’XTOTICE is hereby given that In compii­
la ance with the provisions ot the act of
ainting
apering
tc congress of June3, 1878,entitled “An act
for the sale of timber lands in the states of
Cor. M ain and G ranite streets,
I California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing-
Ashland. Oregon.
' ton Territory,” Wm. C. Ross, of Cadil­
j lac, County of Siskiyou, State of California,
l has this day filed in this office his sworn
i statement for the purchase of the N E ¡4 of
i.zx,.f»zs»s AJzx Q/4
section No. 30 in township No. QO
39, czsitfli
south,
range No. 5 east,and will offer proof to show
that
the
land
sought
is
more
'
valuable
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i its timber or stone than for agricultural pi >ur-
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pose«,
and to establish his claim to said land
la
before the Register and Receiver of this of­
fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday the
PROPRIETOR. 112th day of June, 1891.
He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey of
Shop opposite piazza flag staff.
; Ager, btskiyou county. Cal.; Chas. F, An­
derson,
Marcus G. Heiney and Charles
Ashland : : : :
Oregon.
: Clawson, of Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
I the above-described lands are requested to
file their claims on or before said 12th day
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living ; of June, 1891.
prices is all that we ask
J ohn H. S hupe , Register
CONTRACTS
Purpose of Selling the
as the
Central
Market.
R. P. NEIL,
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
We will make it to yqur interest to
MBER LAND NOTICE.
deal with us, so give the new meat mar­
ket a trial
United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.)
March 28th. 1891. I
f^TFresli pork on hand every day.
N otice is hereby given that
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flash, Blarkbern
SrapcTisex.
flash
and
NŒÏ.
OUR NURSERY
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machine that
is used in the Office,
Court-room, and for reporting
lectures and sermons.
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Red Hill Land,
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
WE <lo not handle, cultivate, or
' attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties
or kinds of FKU1T, until satisfied that
they are well ADAP I’Ell to the soil and
climate pecv'iar TO SOUTHERN OltE-
| GON. Write for terms to
While its speed is greater than any
other known method, it is so simple I
that any intelligent person can gain a
speed of ioo or more words per min­
ute, in five or six weeks, without the
aid of an instructor. Circulars and
testimonials sent to all who mention
this paper.
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L T. PIERCE, FAYETTE, OHIO.
Sole Agent for U. S. and Canada.
A. H. CARSON & SON..
G rants P ass , O regon
Or W. B. COLTON, Agent, Ashland, Or.
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
BATHING ¿îær
Water of any temperature desired.
Natural Temperature HA deg’».
T6 IlKin THE HATER IS A THIC.
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Artist.
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Corner Main and Granite Street».
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline il eradicates
fungi and animalcules, and neutral­
izing and correcting all acidi­
ties it promotes a normal and
healthful condition in every
part of the system.
—
SWIMMING
RINK.
—
s,.
Inclosed and covered, the same medicpl
water, always clean, for the springs run a
Call and
heavy volume—more than twelve hun­
dred gallons per hour.
You may dive and swim and have more
fun than “anybody’ —come out as “fine
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven­
I ated and happy.
PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
Bromides made in all sizes.
examine our work
Salary $25 Per W ek
1’1 oprietor.
U m »
s.
DRESSMAKING
Five
Double Strands
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HRS. JIIH.Y (LIM
Freperty.
A Goad Cigar is a Thing of Joy.
You can always find the fin­
est of Imported and Do- •
mestic and Key West
»
O X CS- A $1,
Dissolution of Co-Partnership
And the best brands of
rOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Smoking and Chew­
co-partnership existing between the
undersigned in the (Kittling shipping and
ing Tobacco
selling >-f mineral water ha, been dissolved
Largest Stock of Trees
in the Northwest,
ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS
MILLIONS.
100,000 Prune Trees ( mostly
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
French J
Unite#' States Land Office, Rose’-urg. Or.)
35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
March 28th, 1891. I
’S IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
10,000 Early Crawford peach NOTIC
in compliance with the provisions of
10,000 Moorpark and Royal tbe act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
“An Act for the sale of timber lands in the
Apricot. States
of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory,” Marcus G. Hein­
35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg ey.
of Henley, County of Siskiyou, State of
this day tiled in this office his
apple. California.has
sworn statement for the purchase of the N
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
W
of sec No 28, in tp No. 39 8, Il No.
’ and will otter proof to show that
25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip­ 5 tbe Eas land
sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
pin apple. | poses,
and to establish his claim to said
15,1X10 Ben Davis apple.
i land before the Register and Receiver of
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
£*“Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
arb Wire Fence. Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
W orks
on
N orth S ide of R. R. C rossing . H elman S treet .
KT A VOTTWCt
STTJRzVEYOZRz
xi!. XX. 1 u un a, an(j 60vernmenf |_an(j Locator.
JACKSONVILLE, OZRzZEG-OIISr.
AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac
tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
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Delinquent Sale Notice
Umpire Gold and Silver Milling and Min­
ing Company. Location of principal place
of business. 4an Francisco California. Lo­
cation of works. Jackson county, Oregon.
N otice —There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of as­
sessment No. 3, levied on the 27th day of
March. 1891, the several amounts set oppo­
site the names of the respective sharehold­
ers, as follows:
No.
No.
Names.
Certif. Shares. Amount.
Burrell, Mrs P T
f 1 011
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t»
»fri
44
41
«4
Bartlett. Marv à
Chase, Marie S
I
il
Duffy, T
Dunn, Jas B
Daley, W R
Feeley, Lau-a
Jones, C D
ll
il
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THE TAQUINA ROUTE
T. Ji, HOGG, Receiver.
Oregon
SHORT
Steamer Sailing Dates:
FROM yaquina ;
Steamer Willamette Valley—May “th,
May ltith. May 24th, May 31st.
Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
to order. The whole or one half offered
for sale.
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Will be open May 1st,
Munn, Ella S
A 2
3,1 ‘•«•*/n*detoar SEWKneofwnrk,
W raj
*ud b u. rably, by tbote- of
itf a a é 2 H ir8 b ei h r ' '• ’ ' : K r
Between Medford and Jack-
sonvilis.
HicRst M c R ride
— city -
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B rd , u th '" ir
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■ ’•er'lirvln. Ai.y
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E«ay to »-em.
We fumLh everrtb r.
... ,e
your «pere in -iu'-iits. or eli y r-r i:n io tb • work. Tbi» i- in
entire.y newlead^nd brinjrs ••.ooderfit.' •- •<•.•••» t<» « ver» vi <. rker.
Botiu iwr» er- eaniit»^ fron»
to fai' p r ••,«ek an-J , | wbh H,
eud ni->re after a little experiaeee. M e - -.u tumieii »ou lise em-
pioyin»»! and tre.-h you IttlL. ‘ o Cj eto espiata bere. Tuli
ìnfurmatLu IKE... 'S’F** ‘ : <• • *».. AlfcASlA. J1A1AE.
HASTY & GREGORY'S Read the “Record s”
Premiums.
IT £i WS-STAND.
TRANSFER.
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
Freight moved about town at rates
LO
ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
Fire wood cf aU kinds delivered any-1
where n town *t low««t pricas
BAN FRANCISCO!
EROM
Steamer Willamette Valley—May 3rd,
May 12th, Ma>2Uth, May 28th.
'Ine company reserves the right to
change sailing dates without notice.
Trains connect with O. A C. R. and Riv­
er Boats at Corvallis and Albany.
Freight and ticket office, Salmon street
wharf. Portland.
W. IL WEBSTER Genl F. A P. Agt.
34 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
10 00
10 00 C. C HOGUE. G. F. & P. A. O. P. R„
Corvallis. Oregon.
10 00
Kenney, M H
Manley. Mary Rebecca 32
Morse, E S
Leave Jacksonville
8 30 ff. tp
1:00 p. m.
5:4») p ni.
Leave Whetrock
8:40 a. m.
1:12 p. m.
5:48 p. m.
Leave Harbaugh ’b
8:43 a ui.
1:17 p m.
5:51 p m.
Leave Davisvillc
8:50 a. m,
1:27 p. iu,
5:55 p. m.
Arrive at Medfor»!
9:00 a. m.
1:40 p. m
6:00 p m.
CALIFORNIA.
TO
LINE
FREIGHT AND FA It KN the LOWEST
J. H. SETTLEMIER
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
MANUFACTURERS.
Co.’f
Developement
STEAMERS.
For the accommodation of a limited num
ber of guests.
Board and lodging tier week
«10 00
........................ .
“ day..
1 50
“
per day............................
1 00
Single meals.............................. ..
50
Camping privileges will be SOcts per week
for each individual.
(50)
. BYRON COLE. P roprietor .
R. STRAIT,
Practical Gunsmith,
Catalogue Free. Address:
» g g B ■■ g
Wire
CONTINUOUS TWIST of the WIRE.
Osgood, Kate F
Osgood, Mary H
Pulsifer, Mattie
I this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Fri- Peavy, Amanda M
I dav the 12th day of June, 1891
Reed. J C
Large Stock of all Other Lead­ He names as witnesses: Wm. C. Ross Smith,
Margaret C
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of Cadillac. Siskiyou county, Cal., J. Casey
ing Varieties of Fruits.
of Ager. Siskivou county. Cal., Chas. Claw- Snow, Mrs John E
FREE FROM INSECT PESTS ! son and Jas. F. Anderson, of Henley, Sis- j Smith, Nellie E W
! kiyou county. Cal.
Skinner, Sarah E
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Anyandt’.l persons claiming adversely I
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I the above-descnlied lanas are requested to
i file their claims in this office on or before : swift, J H
said 12th day of June, 1891.
1 Thompson. Mrs
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
Emily E'
White, Kate L
And in accordance with law, ami ....
an or-
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
tier of the Board of Directors, made on the
United Statss Land Office, Roseburg, Or.,)
27th day of March, 1891. so many shares of
March 28th. 1891. f each parcel of such stock as may to neces­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT sary will be sold at public auction, at the
in compliance with the provisions of office of the Company. 326 Montgomery
the act of congress of June 3, J878, entitled Street. San Francisco, California, on Satur­
' “An act for the sale of timber lands ifi the day the 23d day of May, 1891, at the hour of
states of California, Oregon. Nevada, and i 12 o’clock M. of said dav, to pay said de­
Washington Territory,” James F. Ander- j linquent assessment thereon, together with
son. of Henley, County of Siskiyou. State | costs of advertising and expenses of the sale.
I of California, has this day filed in this of- j
A. CHEMINANT, Secretary
tice his sworn statement for the purchase of
Office. 328 Montgomery Street (Room'13),
the 8 W Ji of sec No. 28, in tp No. 39, 8 R i San Francisco, California.
| No. 5 E.and will otler proof to show that the |
•and sought is more valuable for its timber ,
ASHDAND,
OREGON.
stone than for agricultural purposes, and
, . establish his claim t-> said land before '
i tbe Register and Receiver of this office at '
AU work ordered wiU be made U> give entire i Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday tbe 12th dav •
I of June. 1891.
SATISFACTION- He names as witnesses: Wm. C. Ross
I of Cadillac. Siskiyou county. Cal., Chas.
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
■ Clawson of Henley. Siskiyou county. Cal.,
Jacob Casey of Ager, Siskiyou county. Cal..
and at Low Rates.
Marcus G. Heiney of lieniey, Siskiyou
TIME SCHEDULE
I county, Cal.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
tbe above-deseriljfed lands are requested to I
, file their claims in this office on or before
I said 12th day of June. 1891.
Jous H- S hupe , Register. I
OREGON.
From Jacksonville j
*
From Medford
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to Medford.
to Jacksonville
Q B
Steel
•X
in compliance with the provisions
of the act of Congress of June 3,
1 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale
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I of timber lands in the States of Califor­
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nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington
Collins,
Pauline
Territory,” Jacob Casey, of Ager, County
of Siskiyou, State of California, has Cheminant,A.Trustee 88
this day filed in this office his sworn
statement for the purchase of the 8 E % of
sec No. 30, intp No.39, South Range No 5
' East, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish bis claim to said land be­
fore the Register and Receiver of this office
at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 12th
day of June, 1891.
He names as witnesses: Chas. Clawson,
James F. Anderson and Marcus G. Heiney
i of Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal., and Wm.
j C Ross of Cadillac, Siskiyou county, Cal.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
! the above-described lands are requested to
' file their claims in this office on or before
said 12th day of June, 1891.
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
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Peterman Bros.
A.T
Sibarban
aud
Galvanized Bessemer
Railway Company.
N
fit}
EM E R Y,
Rogue River Valley
FASHIONABLE
See those new shoes for »2.50 at O. H.
A sure cure tor the whisky habit
Dr. Blount
’s.
Livingstone's Antidote far ' Drunkenness
will cure any case of the liquor habit in
Common lumher »12.50 per thousand at-
from ten to thirtv days, from arinker to James Norris’» lumber y*nl.
the drunkard. The Antidote can he given
Garrick detie“ the MeKin'ev bill and sells
in a cup of cotfee wiihoui the knowledre of
the person taking it. The Antidote will you clcthibg at New York wholesale prices by mutual consent. G. M. Parkinson col
as
retail, McCatlsd>lovk.
lects all »ecounts and pa vs a'l hills.
not injure the health in anv way.
Manu­
factured bv the Livingstone Chemical Co.,
CHAS. H. HOSLEY.
Janie* Noms is se'ling coiumou tutuber
G. M. PABKINsON.
Han Francisco, Cai.
to *a)c by T. K. . at $12 50 per thousand M his lumber yard
JBUto©
J at railroad tract U Aabiand.
7
Asbiaao Vr May?. 1891.
Albany.
: MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
Woodburn, Or
H. JUDGE.
Harness & Saddle
GRANT HELMAN Manufacturer
Located on «he
ytrANTED—GOOD AGENTS to sell
V y our general line of merchandise. No HELMAN
LA\D. HALF A MILE
peddling. Above salary will be paid to
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
“live" agents.
For further information, address:
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
178 West Van Buren St., Chicago. III. I
Has opened Dressmaking Parlors
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It ia stated that in the penitentiary at
—In the-----
I Ftwident Harrison mvs . “Every dollar Columbtin, O., there are. among i,600
Gillette
Blwk.
Iain
Xtreet Star Charrh Street,
we issue must be as good as anv other criminals, thirteen ministers and one ac-
dollar.”
We should like tn know which tor‘ on ^"’«rkinwhich a theatrical man
ASHLAND. OREGON.
Is the dollar, and which is the other
, ’J u
11 ‘'T*“ 80,1,6 °"e wr3,e
, „ _ —
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A
A .
, i Plav to show np
up the
in,- temptations
i<-<iim.uiions aim
and evil
evi
dollar. The preaident
president’s r statement that influences of life in the pulpit?
pulpit ?"
”
he ia in favot of “hon st money” would | Are
Toa
Married
?
If
not.
send
ad- .S ixteen Y ears ’ E xperience .
Are roti Married'* If not, send your
your ad-
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have been of value if he had explained dress to The Anieric.in Corresponding Club,
| P. O. Box 643, Clarksbnrg. W7 Va °
what he considers honest money
Per­
Fashion plates from Minneapolis, St
haps he wished, however, to allav an im-' Don't miss getting one of those new tailor Paul and New York. All trork ¡jucraie
made suits at O. H. Blount's.
teed to gire satisfaction.
[f 19, ’91
preaaion that be is in favor of dishonest
Jockey Sullivan, the horse-racer, was on
money.
Monday’s train from Portland.
and
Astoria
, E
Apple, Pear, Peach. Plum. Prune,
Cherry’. Apricot, Nectarine, Almond,
Walnut, Chestnut, Shade ami Orna-
mental trees.
Strawberry
Portland.
: PAMPHLET.
H
N otice is hereby given thai
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
Fine liodf/ of Land linown
For sale by J. C. Barrett .t Co.
Offices at
of Grain. Stoc
and Fruit Farms.
k
Beef, Pork and JluttOii.
REAL ESTATE.
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I n the S tate I nsurance B uilding .
Ashland Fence Works!
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office, Roseburg Or.,!
March 28th, 1891. )
EVANS & BRUNK
Grants Pass, -
—-WITH ITS —
Successor to HOSLEY A FELTON,
Diseases of Men
Ear the
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
Oregon Land Company,
in compliance with tbe provisions of
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
i “An act for the sale of timber lands in the
i States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
! Washington Territory, ’ Cbas. Clawson, of
Henley, County of Siskiyou, State of Cali­
I
fornia, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement for the purchase of
Peculiar to their Sex. aud not proper to
the 8 ’j of S E
and 8 Ji of S W Ji of
name here, including all of those delicate
section No. 24, in tow nship No. 31», south,
Infirmities and Weaknesses, which they 1
range No. 4 east, and will otter proof to
would shrink from disclosing to their fam­
! show that the land sought is more valuable
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
ily physician, permanently cured in less
Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay for its timber or stone than for agricultural
fiurposes, and to establish his claim to said
time than was ever known to Medicine be­ able Monthly.
and befoie the Register and Receiver of
fore, by Dr. Boxell’s “New System of Treat­
I this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday,
ment.” It rejuvenates the genito-urinary
organs and makes weak men strong
i tbe 12th day of June, 1891.
When possible, it is always best to call for
He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey
of Ager, Hiskivotl connty, Cal., Wm. C.
personal con-ultation and special examine |
UEALEKH
IN
Ross
of Cadillac, Siskiyou county. Cal.,
tion. But those who cannot possibly call
should write, stating their case fully. 'Med­ PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS1 TOOLS,! ; Marcus G. Heiney and James F. Anderson
icine sent by mail or express, sealed, free
of Henley. Siskiyou county, Ca!
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
Anv and all jiersons claiming adversely
from exposure, to all parts of the Pacific )
the atove described lands are requested to
Coast. Add’ess,
Building Papers, Wrapping Papers : tile their claims in this office on or before
ll'nt. A. ltoxell, M. I).,
| said 12th day of June, 1891.
and Twines.
Consulting Physician,
J ohn H, S hupe . Register.
S t . P aul D ispensary . P ortland , O g n . ■
I
All kinds of
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
QUARTER
Finished in Style Equal to
The Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and
Milling Company. Location of principal
•nr »f thr Handxuisrxt Krsidrixcs m Ihr
pla 'e of business, San Francisco. Califor­
nia. Location of works, Wagner Creek
for Sale «r Exrhaigt for fare Propirt ».
Mining District, Jackson county, Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
WILL SELL on long time or exchange of the Board of Directors held on the 27th
for farm, my residence in Ashland with day of March. 1891. an assessment, (No 3,)
a frontage of 169 feet on Main street, anti of two (2) cents i>er share, was levied U|>on
150 on Alida avenue. The grounds are the Capital Stock of the Corporation, pav­
nicely laid out with choice fruits and slirub- able immediately in United Stales Gold
’ bery. artificial stone walk, good stable and Coin, to the Secretary, at the office oi the
1 outbuildings. This cottage was built in the Company. 328 Montgomery street. Room
i fall of 1888, of the choicest material and bj 13, San Francisco, California.
Any Stock upon which this Assessment
first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F.,
Au<l Branch
architects. Will sell or exchange any part shall remain unpaid on the 4th day of May,
1891,
will lie delinquent, and advertised for
i of one to four acres all in choice fruit and
Has
for
sale a large list
adjoining said re-idence
This is the most sale at public auction, and unless payment
is
made
before,
will
be
sold
on
Saturday,
I modern m style, and best constructed cot-
■ tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, the 23d day of May. 1891. to pay the delin­
SEND : FOR
and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E. quent Assessment, together with costs of
, E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey. Real advertising, and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon.
’ mWOl
zV. CHEMINANT. Secretary.
Office No. 328 Montgomery street, Room
13, San Francisco. California.
Iapr2
STRICTURE! Ashland
S’,
ker county, Ore- ft C fi
gon, near what UI 41
is now Baker City, a PT MTf IDV
a man who has since Lull I U it T
liecome identified with the resources and [> f“ A
development of that country. This man ¡1 lU
is no other than Mr. John Stewart, one o< the
wealthiest and most influential citizens in the
county. In a recent letter he says: “ I had been
suffering from pains iu my back and general kid­
ney complaint for some time, and had used many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
pains in my back had become so severe that I was
prevented from attending to my work and could
not move about without the use of a cane. Hear­
ing, through a friend, of the wonderful cures ef­
fected by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was induced to try
a box. and from that very first dose I found ins*ant
relief, and before using half the contents oi .he
box the pains in my back entirely disappeared.
I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, and can conscientiously recommend
it to my friends. I would not be without it for
anything.”
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, inconti­
nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful sensation while urinating, and all affec­
tions of tbe kidney or urinary organs of either sex.
LOGAN’S GALLERY
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON
IOO Doses One Dollar
I
BE ZEÏJLID JLT
I
Estate of Albert Anderson, deceased—
Time of final settlement fixed foi Tuesday, I
July 7, '91, at 10 a. m.
Estate of Erastus Wells, deceased- Peti­ —. _ — _ —
_
— __ _ _
tion for probate of will filed and will ad-
mitted to probate. Wm. Cameron and El- Permanently Ci
Cured without Cutting Burn-
len I. Wells ap|Kiinted executors and Dan ing or Dilating, . j A perfectly
,
_ painless
. ______
treat-
Chapman.
< hatu
John L. Grubb and John P. ment and a guaranteed cure m every case,
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mattar
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Irxtirr
utanrlinfr
t.nni
Walker appointed appraisers.
■ no matter how long standing. This treat-
! merit, for Stricture, of Dr. Boxell’s, is the
Garrick is the poor man's friend, He j greatest discovery known toMedicine. Itdis-
sells clothing at wholesale prices.
I solves and completely removes the Stricture
An innoxatiou in thia section—a train without annoyance or pain to the patient.
Ths Delaware peach growers are al­
ready counting up their profits from
what promises to be an enormous peach
crop. They are reckoning on a yield of
7,000.000 basket*, for which they will
get 60 cents a basket, delivered at the
local stations.
This would bring them
»1,200,000.-Ex.
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City Recorder.
sut«
by all druggists, fl; Rix for F>. Prepared only
t>y C. I. HOOD & CO., Apoihecarie?, Lowell Mass.
Specimen Cases.
FAMILY.
■
.M ilton berry ,
Assessment Notice.
FOR SALE!
Sarsaparilla
8 H Clifford, New Cassel, Wis , was
trouble»! with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver w as
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
away and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength
Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill . had
a running sore on his leg of eight years’
standing
Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
8alve, and his leg is sound and well
John
Speaker. Catawba. O . had five large fever
sores on liis leg, doctors said he was incur­
able One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him en­
tirely
Sold by Chitwood Bros
—OR—
EAL'ED PROPOSALS will lie received
until noon of June 1st, 1891 for the pur­
chase of “The Citv Hall Bonds’’ of the city
of Ashland. Jackson county. Oregon
Said bonds are to be for an aggregate
sum of five thousand dollars ($50u0) dated
May 1st, ISO. payable tn 15 years, in sums
of live hundred dollars each.' bearing inter­
2LÆJLY
est at the rate of six per cent, per annum,
interest payable semi-annually.
The bids should be directed to the City
Recorder and marked “Proposals for pur­
chase of City Hall Bonds.”
The bonds will not l>e-sold for less than
par value.
Bv order of the Citv Council,
apr23
Hood's
ticket agpnt who checks up the train and
I collects (¡»‘kets, etc.—took charge of this
inorniug'8 south bound train
This re­
lieves tlie conductors of a lot of work and
makes their job an easy one.
PICTURES of YOURSE li -
MERCHANT TAILOR S
Blood
Probate Court.
YER.
LEGAI. ADVERTIREMENTS.
I
Leave Medford
19:00 4. m.
2:01 p, in.
7:30 p. m.
Leave DavisviLie
10:10 a m.
2:12 p nt.
7:30 p m
Lejive Harbaugh
10:17- a m
2:30 p. m.
7:41 p. m.
Leave Wbetrock
10:20 a in.
2:25 p. m.
7:45 d . m.
Arrive Jacksonville
10:30 a, in.
2:40 p. m.
7:55p. nt.
• HONEYMAN, President.
The RE€OBX><*dc publishes all tba nows.
J/EDFORD,
OREGON,
wish to announce to the public that I
am rea<ly to take orders for any kind of
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines,
filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors
etc., etc.
Office on Front street, in building witk
John B. Wrisley. the real estate agent. 2-4
J.
J)R
H.
HALL,
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON.
(N ine Y ears in H ospital P bacticb .)
Office in Brick Block on Oak street, See.
ond door from Main Street.
A shland
OkKGOM,
J^OBERT A.
MILLER,
a T tsrney - and - counselor - at -
LAW,
JACKBONVri.I.E
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-
. OWMTOM.
sJS11 <V5?Ctiee iu- 1111. lbe
of the
btate. Office opjxwle the court house.
2^
<’
cali > weizl ,
MECHANICAL and OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
^itreqs Oxide Gu« administered for tbs
painless extraction of teeth.
Office over the Bank.
J
T.
UOWDITCH-.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A"BLAM’’......................................... OREGON.
Will praotice in all courts of the stale.
Collections promptly made.
Baidirfs CROUP Remedy
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