The R. P. CAMPBELL
REAL ESTATEAGENCY
OREGON STATE NEWS
We Sell The Earth
[RICHARD SMITH—
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Has reopened hie blacksmith
eh»p on First street, between
B an l C, and is prepared to do
GIVE HIM
A CALL
r
Three Good Buys
New Potato Pest Is Found.
Albany—A new kind of potato
bug has appeared on some farms
about seven miles north of Albany
and has proven very destructive in
the few patches it has attacked. The
bug is black in color and has the ap­
pearance of an ant, but flies well. It
attains the size of about half an
inch in length and is very hardy
and multiplies rapidly.
The bugs
bite oft the blossoms on the potato
vines and then attack the plant,
killing it quickly.
Hollow double air space
State Fair Plans Progressing.
C. W. EVANS
AUTO ROUTE ACROSS STATE
25 cts.
See Oregonian, February 15 & 18-09
SECURITY REDUCTION
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Fire proof. Frost proof
Jackson, Josephine, Klamath and Siskiyou Counties
25 cts.
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PHONE 84
S. A. POTTER & SON
Will advance soon to $1.00.
PORTLANL OIL & GAS
ASHLAND MOTOR CAR CO.
43 MILL STREET
Positions Always Ready When You Are, Or Sooner
or write to
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AWAY
Horse Thieves in Wallowa.
Salem—On September 13 will
open Oregon’s annual state fair,
which has come to be recognized as
the greatest affair of the kind west
of the Missouri river. Because the
A-Y-P. Exposition will still be open,
tourists will get special rates to Ore­
gon’s show and a part of Oregon’s
6uperb exhibit at the Seattle fair
will be placed on exhibition at Sa
lem.
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THROW
La Grande—About $1000 worth
Ashland, Ore.
’
of horses have been stolen from one
Up-to-Date in Everything
ranch near Lostine within a month,
according to District Attorney Ivan­
Superior course in Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Penman­
hoe. At Enterprise the grand jury
ship, English and General Business. Expert teachers.
found true indictments against Ar­
thur Hulse and Wm. B. Hunter on
charges of horsestealing.
Hulse
Splend'd location in Swedenborg r> o ir. Individual instrtic’ion Excellent
pleaded guilty and will serve one
equipment. En er Sept 6th. Write tod y
P. Ritner, B. 111., Près.
year in the penitentiary. Hunter’s
case will come up next term of court.
The confession of Hulse disclosed
Ashland Enjoys An Efficient Free Delivery System.
the fact that in Wallowa county
there is a well organized band of
Sheriff W. B. Barnes, County Clerk' Mrs. A. Hinman accompanied by
horsethieves.
C. R. DeLap and son, C. H. DeLap, o’ I her children left for their home in
Klamath Falls, visited Ashland the fi Forest Grove a few days ago, after Fined for Swearing, He Gives Coin.
of the week enroute to the Seattle a pleasant visit with relatives and
Eugene—John B. Coleman, a lo­
friends in Ashland
exposition.
cal capitalist, who was arrested and
fined $5 in police court recently for
For building business blocks, retain­
swearing
at an automobile which
D. T. Jackson is visiting friends
E. J. Farlow, wife, son and daugh­
ing walls and all kinds of buildings
ter, Miss Elda, will spend some time: and old acquaintances in this city. came near running Into him on the
street,
has
given
another
brick
in Santa Cruz this summer. They Mr. Jackson resided here many years
but now makes his home in Polk block, valued at $15,000, to the Eu­
leave for the south shortly
gene Bible University, in addition to
— MANUFACTURERS for —
a block valued at $25,000, given a
year ago. The gift is in memory of
his wife, who during her life was a
Plant on B street, opposite Sherman’s blacksmith shop
Phone 287
devout member of the Christian
Church.
Worth Investigating
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YOU
MIRACLE CONCRETE BLOCKS
General Blacksmithing,
Horsesho ing, Automobile
and
Mining Machinery Forging.
VULCAN COPPER
MONEY
in trying to repair your automobile your­
self could better be spent here. We can
do the repairing much better than you,
much quicker and at a less cost than
you would spend tinkering your car.
Skilled work is cheapest and our auto
repairing is certainly skillful.
Interesting Happenings From
All Parts of the State.
PHONE 561
We have discovered
A NEW COUNTRY
within an easy day’s drive
from Ashland. Prices are
very low. Land is the very
best. Good schools, churches,
creameries, telephones, rural
delivery of mails, sawmills,
mines and one of the best
stock and dairying countries
in Oregon. (’Jim ate the same
as Ashland. Country stores.
The land well watered. Fine
roads. Twenty miles from R.
R. The country is well de-
veloped and land values will
soar. Come in and talk it
over with us.
THE
$1.00
Guaranteed Stock.
For information and chares call on
STOCK BROKER
Corner .Main & Water Sts.
Monarch
Ranges
Are constructed of Mal­
leable Iron and Steel
The steel plates are rivet­
ed, boiler tight, thus pre­
venting any air seams or
cracks to open.
No stove-puttv used in
Monarchs.
Polished tops need no
blacking.
Duplex draft works won­
ders in saving fuel.
After a vis i with her sister, Mrs.
The family of W. R. Yockey and
George Gillette, Miss Anpa Colvig has A.. M. Beave , consisting of a party
returned/ to her horn.
in Grants of rfive, met
h an accident on
Pass.';-
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trail
1 while
the
Mrs Fred L.. .Houston after a mais beca: / disturbed a-?
f the horses a
visit with Ashland friends, has re­ ing of
Yockey
lgot
off
the horse sh
turned to her home in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. A. F. Giddings is entertain­ riding aid on landing on the ground
ing’her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Donnel­ her horse accidentally stepped on her
hand, fracturing ...
ly, of Oakland, Cal.
fingers.
Mrs. Susie Allen has had as a
guest for some weeks past Mrs. Ida
Taylor, of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Taylor
left for her home this week after
spending some time traveling on the
Pacific coast.
Dragon brushes at Carlquist Bros,
new jewelry store for $1.25. 383 J.
Main street.
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s ox
fords still going at clearance prices
Beebe & Kinney.
New Method of Transportation From
Shaniko to Klamath.
Bend—The recent inauguration of
automobile stage linesy connecting
SJtàniko an-^^Bend hgSj PIOVVI SO
suaressful tljHpJ. H. X\*mandy,,tiw>
proprietor
the presdnt line via
Madras, announces that ’he has pur­
chased a new machine for a supple­
mentary service beyond Bend.
The new car will have its head­
quarters at Bend and from here will
make quick connections with Sisters
and the trans-Cascade stage lines
and especially will facilitate trans­
portation southward to Rosland and
in the Klamath direction.
This means that hereafter passen­
gers coming from Shaniko, bound
for the towns beyond Bend, will not
be obliged to abandon the automo­
biles here, but can continue by this
quick method.
The New Cash Store
For Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruit and Produce, Flour and Feed
Houck Block, Plaza Corner
Phene No. 1291
DeBOLT & TEAGUE
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R. P. Neil
Geo. W. Loosley
F. R. Neil
g
Wholesale & Retail Btitcheesg
NEIL-LOOSLEY Co.
All Kinds of fresh, Cooked, and Smoked Meats always on band.
Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Veal, Poultry, Fish, aDd Egg» bonght and sold.
We Operate 3 Markets—Depot
Courteous Cutters
Prompt Delivery
South Main Street
and Near Depot
Telephone <'onnections
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Fish Thursdays
Farmers Angry at Increased Rates.
Pendleton—Graingrowers of Uma­
tilla county are up In arms over the
increased storage charges recently
announced by the warehouse com­
panies. An indignation meeting was
held here Saturday, and if its de­
cision is any criterion, the amount of
wheat stored in the warehouses this
season will be much less than usual.
The farmers declare they will stack
their wheat in the fields and sell it
from there. Temporary platforms
See the Monarch before
will also probably be built at differ­
ent
points along the railroads.
buying a Range
At this meeting it was also decid­
ed that steps be immediately taken
toward securing co-operative ware­
directions and the general activty of
Extra
Copies
for
Sale.
houses to handle next year's crop.
For sale only by
business and public improvenent.
They were the guests of the Hotel
Honorary Degree for Pastor.
Special Illustrated Indus­ Oregon.
Corvallis—The third honorary de­
trial Edition of Valley Re­ Chas. Moore, who took -ifie*Hount gree conferred in 40 years by Philo­
math College was given Rev. J. R.
cord for sale at this office.
Ashland trip Saturday evening re­ N. Bell, the well-known divine of
PHONE 905
Single copies, 10c; three turned via the old Hardscabble Corvallis, Friday. Twenty years ago
copies 25c.
trail Sunday. He was view«; the Dr. Bell attended a meeting of
game prospects for another tri) and teachers in the old college building.
THE DISTRICT FAIR.
Since that time he has been active
saw a bunch of gro
Visitors to Southern Oregon the
in his efforts to advance educational
summit, pheasants quail a
BUSINESS
COLLEGE first part of October should bear in bear signs.
as well as religious work in Oregon.
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STS
mind the First District -Agricultur­
PORTLAND. OREGON
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al Society’s Fair which will be held
Rural Carriers Meet.
Call on Carlquist Bros,
Plact* Tvu in a Good Position
in Ashland and for which prepara­
Corvallis
—Officers of the Oregon
store for a nice line of
tions are already under way. The
State
Association
of Rural Letter
East Main.
state appropriates $1200 for premi­
Carriers w’ere elected here Saturday
PREPAID RAILROAD ORDERS
“Something which is of consider­ ums and the fair will be made a
night. Upon invitation of the Port­
At Carlquist Bios.
able in^rest to the public generally great success.
land Commercial Club the next an­
store a 42-piece dinner set
and which is perhaps not generaally
nual convention will be held in Port­
known is the system of prepaid or­
ported and hand painted
land
in June, 1910.
Ex-Mayor
Lane,
Mrs.
Lane
and
ders now in effect between stations
383 E. Main st.
of the Southern Pacific company and Miss Harriet Lane, of Portland, in
Packing Companies Row.
all points in the United States. By company with Mrs. Wm. Colvig and
A limited supply of berry crates at a
means of this system tickets may be Mrs. Clarence Reames, paid Ashland
Astoria—A suit has been filed in
bargain. Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
purchased at Ashland from any place
the circuit court by the Columbia
in the United States and mailed or j a visit the first of the week and like i
River Packers Association against
telegraphed direct to the party wish­ all others went away with nothing WHAT A PLEASED CUSTOMER SAYS
ing to come here. Sleeper accom-1 but praises for beautiful Ashland and
Tormenting flies have reduced milk an the Tallant-Grant Packing Company
restrain them from anchoring a
modations and small amounts in cash I the wonderful invigorating atmos flesh to such an extent that my pock-
in connection with these tickets may
“t has suffered as well as my animals.
ow
in front of the Nicholas Kere­
also be forwarded at the same time. phere, pure, cold, mountain water flo 1 have resolved to buy Shoo-Fly from ns siciag ground.
3-24-tf | ing bountifously from fountains in all ’eiL
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Ashland
Cleaning
Works-
Repairing Neatly Done
All Work Guaranteed
Work Called For and Delivered
383 E. Main
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Phone 1075
Biegel & Fleet
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WM. W. WILSON
General Blacksmithing
Horseshoeing and
Repair Shop
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Shop on First Avenue, corner of C street. In rear
of the opera house.
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