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VALLEY RECORD VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD r»EK«ED BHffCM. Artwfan water has bean found near Baker City and the pufit are happy. tieveral »light earthquake shock have been rarently felt at the »pnngs near Ckiah. Murat Hahtead’» senatorial loom ha- not I held up its bead sinra Mre. iz gan'» inter- view. ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER vol n. It is »«id nil '.he hu-thond» who go to Chicago after a divorce cross the rant-i leave’er bridge. HEDGING FAST. C. P. HINTINGTON TALKS THE "OREGONIAN” Two of the Ban I»iego Fire Department THAT WACOM ROAD OUTRAGE. bor»e» liave been attached on a judgment Al>out His Daughter's “Feller,” and Marysville Democrat.] The dirty work of the last legislatur« An Epitome of it« < haraeter again« the city. liepublican. Paper. Young Men Generally. Minister Ryan writes from Mexico to | and ita rotten member» is not yet forgot President Harrison «pointed A. N. Gilbert ten by the people. A Ktamath coantv ¡ Secr etary Blaine that the “people of the 1 From The Dalles Tinies-Mountaineer.] Paris Dispatch, Sept. 13. | poet m sslir at Haletu. in place of Richard H. man (evi<lently one in after his annual Referring to rumors of his adopted Unit«! States have very largely to gain ' In viewing the course of the Oregonian, Dearborn, deeeased. supplies, writes a« follows to the Link since ita column« have been controlled «laughter's engagement to I’rim e Hatz- and little or nothing to lose by the most! The best rakes and cookies ever offered in rille Star from Ashland: by tire present editor, it has been “all feldt, Huntington said: “The New York liberal trade relations with Mexico,” The! Jackson county at the U. 8. Bakery oppo After two days travel over the celebrat- things to all men.” On the tariff ques papers are having an immense amount longer reciprocal trade shall lie put off,, site Odd Fellow» Hall. t j ed Apple-gate Pam through the Casca<le«, tion it baa advocated free trade and pro of trouble trying to settle whether my he insists, the worse it.will lie fortlie! The ftrtUit of ballot» in West Virginia, just nnhbe<l, puts Fleming in the Govern I your correspondent reachesl Ashland. It tection, and at one time favored the mug daughter is or is not going to marry people of this country. is astonishing how those earlx road wump« and at another the stalwarts. It Prince H itzfeldt. One might imagine What does all this talk mean? Last! or’s office and fsoff in the soup. . hunters, under the guidance of Jesse and Liwlaey Applegate and Capt. Scott, fortv- three year» ago contrived to find this [»am, which could be made the b«-Bt mountain ro»«l in Oregon. If our late lamented legislature had appropriated for the improvement of this pass one- half the amount applied to the trade catching rood to our neighbor state, what a fine roa«l we would have had! Well, the evil is done, and after the evil, what? I move that the state of Or egon appropriate a good round sum for the improvement of ita ow n legislature For tlie last bo«ly of Oregon law .makers was ao much like tlie Ager road that nothing but California trade could get over it. Had careful, honest Jacob Wanger had the management of the funds on the Or egon road, all would liave been well for Oregon trade. After all, the road is now in better condition than I ever saw it, and I have bean traveling over it at in tervals for the last thirty-six year». The east end of tlie road, however, is in need of repairs, the late immense forest fires having thrown numerous logs across it. We found Uncle Parker, of Parker’s station, one of the noble fifteen who helped to locate this road, walling up a fine well in which abundant water is ready for the traveling public. e. ». girara. B. A. JACOM. JACOBS & KAISER. PwMishera and Prapriefatw. 6TB6CR1PTI0K RATES. One year......................................... Bix month«........................ £6. 1889. NO. 20, $2 *• 1 ® Three months........................................ 71 J^OBEKT A. MILLER. EDDINGS & MORSE, AITORNEY-AND-COCNSELOR-AT- J ackfokwll » .... Oaaaox. -DEALERS IN— Will practic« in all the courts of the *tate. Office with W. H. Tarker, opposite Court House. c- I CALDWELL, MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE that it vas something unusual for an year a chorus of voices, all belonging to j DENTIST. Ile[»ublican throats, asserted with an ex American girl to get married. It is easi Nitrous O»de Gas administered fer the to see tha the journalistic season is dull. traordinary degree of unanimity and con painless extraction of teeth. but of all theabsur«] things I have seen fidence. that the home markets is all we Office over the Bank. printed, the most absurd is the sensa should care for, aud that to say a country tional account of bow I am suppose«! to ought to cultivate reciprocal relations J B. NEWMAN, M. D.. liave broken off this match. The story with other nations is to utter a palpable i PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. FRONT STREET- is elaborate with details which do great fallacy. Said Mr. Blaine, Mr. Sherman and Mr. - McKinley and innumerable* A sblaxd , ...... Ossooy. credit to the writer’s imagination. I Fj A T ) [Late a Surgeon in U. 8. A nur. J “Once for all I should like to state that leaser lights: “A continuance of our high I A. protective tariff is wiiat will insure to the ¡ ' * I have not broken off any match between Office on 0«k street, opposite The Orasen Thomas W. Sweeney, of Reading, Pa., ilotei. »iotel fl -firn my daughter and Prince Hutzfeldt, for workingmen good wages and constant I ha» the pistols with which Ju<ige Terry and the goo»i and sufficient reason that no employment,.make times good, money ■ C W. AYERS, II. R. HARBOUR. R. T. ELV1AGE Menafor Kroderirk fought a duel. They are J T. ROW DITCH. such match ever existed. The young plenty and the whole country [>i-os[X'rous;: French M-calU<er. with hair triggers. .entleinan has been lavish enoug with tb*' -'•rik." and the lockout will then be! ATTORNEY AT LAW. Only 3Utf> Bmithw reported at a family re union in one of the eastern «tales recently. Lis attentions, nor is there much reason stories of the past an«l the dawn of a AeHLAxn, ..... OxMex. It is hopeful the name will not die out en to doubt the character of his intentions, cmutuercial millennium break in -the | Will practice in >11 courts of the Mate. tirely. There were only L»i Johns among but it takes two persons to make a bar East.” Collection« promptly made. them. The alwve is substantially what the ¡ gain, sometimes three, and neither niv The Montana «lection this year will take daughter nor myself have mad« up our laboring population of the United States ¡ place under the Australian system. The GEO. W. COOPER. miuds what to think of this Teutonic were assured would follow the election of j registration «hows an increased vote of Mr. Hur ison. What has actually occurr-1 nobleman. nearly 1000 more in Helena than at the last ‘‘Of course, we American people are ed is something altogether different. “A ¡ C. W. AYERS, Architect. election. rather disposed to turn up our noses at world’s exposition in the United States ■ A porcupine was killed this week l>y a Wishes to notify the public that ha 1« jieople who travel about on the strength in 1892 is an absolute necessity,” ex-! Estimates made on ail kinds of Buildings and all material furnish«! for the prepar«! to TAŸE CxJN’TRACTfl for farmer about eight miles wart oi Eugene. same. Plans and specifications for dwellings of latest modern design made at our • lainis Mr. Depew, “ if we expect to hold of unearned titles. We like to know D wellings , barns , bridgsb . Aca Thera little ankmab area rarity in the Wil what a man has done or <an do; not our own ami find outlets for tlie growing office and furnished free- to our patrons. Wc_underntand our bnsiness in all its anywhere in the country between Red Bluff lamette valley, but east of ths mountain« branches, and do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction. If you contemplate build ■nd Portland. Having a large crew nf they are quite plentiful. what his father or great grandfather did surplus of our manufacturers.’’ “Give ing anything, from a foot-bridge to a hotel, call on us at our office, corner Main and <ood men with me nil the time. I can put for him. My own family dates right us r« iprocity willr Mexico,” chimes in Hargadine streets. Ashland, Or., aud see what we can do for you. We have an un up buildings in good sha(>e and on short One hundred and thirteen thou «and per sons sleep in the New York station houses back to the Norman conquest, but that Minister Rvan. “We I «live it to lie one limited supply ot material of all kinds for building purposes, and can build your notice. Reference given. Address during a year. The larger number of them never troubles me. If I can’t get glory of the worthy objects of tariff legislation house without any unnecessary delay. Outside orders for plans and specifications G bo . W. COOPER. were, in previous years, men, now the ma solicited and prompt attention given to them. We invite inspection of our work to preserve tlie American market for for what lam myself I will go without Yraka. Cal. jority are women. and can give references where required. American producers,” says Mr. Harrison, glory". AYERS. BARBOUR A EIA'IAGE. Halt Lake City. Rept. 19-Mrs. Hiram “Now. 1 don’t mean to find any fault in his letter of acceptance. Mell, of Malad. Idaho, has given birth to The Cleveland Leader wants the ac e submit that the Republican party with Mr. Hatafelt for beiug a prince. I sextupleta, three boys and three girts. They ceptance of a railroad pass by a legislator ought to be consistent. If the home mar have met him, and think him a very weigh eighteen pounds altogether. All are to work the forfeiture of hia seat. We Larger Store. pleasant young man, as young men go. ket was worthy to be made the “all in Larger Stock quite hearty, and promise to live. are not sure but that it would be wiser to They tell me he has been extravagant, all” last year, why should it not continue The new Chinese minister has announced compel all railroads to pass members of lost money on the turf, etc., bnt pretty to be the one thing needful? If a Chi In advance hi» intentton not only of restrict congress over their lines. What mem much all young men do that sort of thing nese wall, round the country was a good ing the social privileges ot the legation, but Paper Banging, Glazing, KalaommiM» bers need is a wider acquaintance with nowadays. Iff my time it was different. thing to advocate last year, why don’t of debarring them altogether from any Wall Tinting, Ete. all parts of the eonntrv, aud their sala friendship with American women. We be.ievcd in old-fashioned, homely,, Republicans practice what they preach ? ASHLAND, OREGON. ries are too small to allow them to get it Leave your orders at Lucky's Real Estate All school children are «impelled under virtues, and industry, economy, and so Wbat is the meaning of such heterodox | office, opposite the Plaza. the new taw to he »uceessfitUy vaccinated at their own expense. Tlie railroads are on; but, according to the code to-day, .language as Chauncey Depew and Mr.! Carries one of the Largest Stocks in Southern Oregon of Select interested in the developement of the AsBLaaa, Oímos. btffore entering upon the school term. If Prince Hutzfeldt is a man of honor and Minister Ryan are vexing the ears of the I the parent» are too poor the district will country, and as far aa good legislation American people with ? an accomplished gentleman, I will even beer the expense.—(California Exchange. can aid it they are interested in good leg- I admit that my opinion of him is at pres Mrs. Mac key Not Ft»»« Bal»«. The mass meeting of «»lored people at ialaticn, and if travel and a know ledge of 1 ent vastly better than was the case when A Negro's Slave. Nevi |>ort, Sept. 17—Another case of the ! Zion church in this city grasped Mie right the country, which alone can give it, will I le t home. But none oi this is any rea «’centric actions of bis majesty, the shah I ! New Orleans, Sept 17 — One of the worst plan. It favored migration and dirtribu promote good legislation, their interests ! lion of the colored people of the south. By will aflonl to pass congressmen every cases on record in tl.e criminal annals of son why he should necessarily become of Persia, is related here. The story s.iys ' H08LBY <t PELTON, Crop'«. my son-in-law—that is a question I have that the shah made .m offer to buy Mrs. all means let this lie encouraged.—[H. F. this city was brought to light to-day, and where. Alta. — Wholesale and Retail Dealers in - the perpetrator of the outrage was safely not yet consider«! seriously. I shall get John W. Mackey at a ball given in honor Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a fine Shod lu Rogue River. to it in due time, but I propose to take of his Persian highness at one of the etn- North Dakota has for a seal the device of landed in jail. an Indian » hosing a buffak». As an exam The seines drew in a number of shad IxHitse Schoemaker, a pretty blonde, my time. line of Crockeryware. bastuniorial houses in Ixjndon. The shah ple of ancient times this may do, Imt as an this week. The fish is an exotic, as it aged 15, has been missing from her par *‘My purpose in coining to Europe was carried on his negotiations through the New Goods Constantly Arriving. The Best Quality of Goods only Kept. indication of the present or the future it is were, being • “down caster” natally, and ents’ home for over a year. All efforts quite other than that of deciding wheth 1‘ensien minister at London. When the an impossibility as far as the buffalo is con "Htate-of-Mainera” hereabouts arealway« i er my daughter should become a prin Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. to locate the girl proved futile until this shah’s eye fill on Mrs. Mackey he said cerned. pleased to see a specimen. It was only morning, when Sergeant Kenny was in cess. I have enormous business inter something in his own tongue to the Per By actual count it has been «»certained Terms. Cash. Pass-book account» pay six or seven years ago that R. D. Hume, formed that a young white girl was kept ests on the continent which for the pres sun minister. Mrs. Mackey saw that the that there are now in course of construction able Monthly. ent require my close and undivided at of Rogue river, having captured one in prisoner in a room in the rear of a bar in Birmingham, Ata., 3000 buildings includ blush«). tention. You may, therefore, deny ub-,, »Uplomat .< w-' ing targe manufacturing establishment», hia sine there, raced about town, display ber shop, situated on Felicity street, by “Wljat does the king «ay?” she asked. tine business houses and splendid private ing it, light a school boy delighted with a a negro named Gus Reed. An officer re solutely all the silly stories 11.” replied the minister, “Ito* ma -OR— . , ky. And abffliit the paired to the plane, and. finding It cfoeed, ¿erred to. No match has been made, aifiTt jesty wishes to buy you.” ■ . 17—Several newspapers of same time on The Cofanbia J. )V. Hume broke open the door in the rear of the consequently none has been broken off. “Oh, dear me,” cried Mrs. Mackey, On Main street, 2d door from Granite I havo not refused to j»ay the Prince’s this city a Scotch jner with having paid |2.5f). But they have multiplied so shop. street. laughing. “Tell bini I am not for sale.” ■ committed aa indecent assault upon a child. rapidly since their introduction to Pacific Standing in the center of the room was debts, because I know nothing aliout his Tlie diplomat did so. A shad of dis NICHOLS & RADER. The testhuony that was given, they say, waters, that they will soon be in the a frail, emaciated white girl, her naked debts and have no reason to do so. appointment passed over the royal coun Proprietors. shows th« accused guilty of the crime, but markets.—[Bandon Becofder. ness hid by a tattered and torn under Whether there may one of these days tenance, and the diplomat received an MAY BE 2EZJLB AT the magirtraey 1« afraid to take action. be a doser relationship between the Will sui»ply the public with the best of fresh garment. Her face waa as pale as death Hff Knew Too Mitch. Mrs. Kila Stevenson and Miss Nellie Priuce and m? daughter and myself will other commadil. and her eyes glared in an unnatural “ He asks why you are not for sale, ” San Francisco, Sept. 17 — While John Phase walked here from the head of tide depend on various things, but for the this week. They will «tart back next Mon Slater, a well known spiritualist, was manner. As the sergeant entered she present neither he, nor she, nor I, nor the minister continued. day on foot, The distance Is nearly sixty walking on the street till« afternoon, ac- rushed towards him and clung trembling “Tell him,” replied Mrs. Mackey, any one else, except of course the sensa In season. A liberal share of rhe patron I miles. The ladle» <re quite fond of exercise, eompanied by a friend, a man advance«I to his arm, repeating half a dozen times “ that the la^y is too rich.” age of the people of Ashland and viciniti tional scribblers of certain New York in piteous tones, “ save me, save me. ” and walk for pleasure,—[Kugene Guard. respectlullv solicited. All order:« promptly The minister translate»! the answer. rapidly toward them, and when within dailies, can sav anything definite on the filled. l’.omeeteed Proof—Get up a petition, fifteen or twenty feet suddenly drew a Kenny attempted to console her, but her His royal master, with a grunt of disgust, subject.” signed by ten or fifteen names, and send pistol and discharged it at Slater. The mind being somewhat unbalanced, it was Mr. Huntington went on to talk on va eave them both a scowl and abruptly left to Hon. Douglas W. Taylor, Surveyor Gen bullet did not take effect, and Stater ad only after repeated assurance that she rious other subject«. He contrasted them.________________ a . a. >Asnon. J. E. SMITH. eral, Portland. Oregon, and he will order a waa now in friendly hands, that the un Tlie Price of Virtue. survey. You can then advertise and prove mitted that lie kuew who the man was, fortunate girl realized her position and American railways with those of Eurojie, The Chico papers took exceptions to up your homaatsad rights without delay .->■ bat detained to reveal his name or the to the great disadvantage of the latter. A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY. became quiet. (Drain Echo. cause of the shooting. It was ascertained, the statement in some of the papers of He has no doubt tbft the United States The officer immediately secured cloth The undersigned offer their farm, former The Baltimore has shown a speed of nine however, that the name of the shooter the number of hard characters around the ly known as the Sardine creek nursery of ing, and upon questioning the girl, learn can get up an international exhibition, teen and three-tenths over the measured was Mitchell, and that he attended a either in 181)2 or any other time, which town during the fair last week. There Ben Miller, two and one-balf inilae from mile course, and eighteen and seven-tenths spiritual «eance Slater gave in Metropoli ed that she had been locked up in the Gold Hill, for sale. It consists of 3H0 acres will discount anything the world has ever annot lie prosperity—there cannot be room for over a year by Reed, and had of land, forty of which is out in fruit, as knots on the outside course. The card will tan hall last Sunday evening. Dur'ng follows: 200 bearing peach tree:«, 350 l%- l*en compel)«l to submit to his vile de seen. He is convinced that American money afloat at any place without having prolmbly show an excess of 10,mo horse tlie manifestations the medium stated these hard characters around. The buz year peach treas, 000 yWM »rP1« trees, power. She made a circle in three minute* sire«. Reed was found in the shop, tak engineers can, if they want to, build ..n 300 young prune trees, 10OT grape vines. there was a man in the house who was, GOLTI HILL. - - OREGON. and live seconds. en to the station and the proper charge Eiffel tower a mile high, which will last zard will be arouml the carrion'/ There I Ditches and water privileges. or bad been, attempting a serious crime 1<X>) years, this being simply a matter of is no joy without alloy, and the alloy of I For further particulars and informatien It is no news on this coast that Chinamen preferred against him. spiqxgle themselves into this country from uP°n * woman. Slater stated further inquire of B. F. Miller, at the premuies. 1 enlarging the base. He does not approve flush times is gamblers, pimps, thieves, I Gold Hill,Or..Junc 29. M fllfrt Haos. a. «i-1___ a_»_’ » . »» X X . .. fh'it ho »•fini«! trìvi» the nutrii» if Im an il.». England aud America. j oi gambling in any form, either at cards ft id yenut hoiuiiif. It is not therefore a Briti'b Colm'd»!*. but th« itateinrnt that that he could give the name if ho ao de Sir Edwin Arnold, now on a visit to ! or on the stock exchange. He made liis dis .-race to announce that a town has a th« Canadian l*acifle railroad is regularly sired, and that unices the man diacontln- engaged in carrying them across the conti uetl hi« attempt« an exposure would lie this country, has not before him the fear ■ money without that, and is forced to ad- lot of these characters, unless it be a dis nent, and running them over th« New York made. It ia supposed that Mit< hell of some dreadful rebuke from Sir John ' tnit that the young men of the present grace to say that there is money afloat line,while prol»al>le enough, comes as a mild knew that Slater meant him, and made Macdonald's organ. He said to a Toron generation, princes included, are a sorrv there—and that times' are prosperous. surprise. As well exjx’ct the buzzard to keep away up his mind to kill the medium for re to Globe reporter Thursday week: “I am lit. It looks very much as if Field and Naegle venge. such a friend to both countries ['England from the dead cari-ass as for these char _ _______________ A Doub< less Bonn, had bought up all the i-'«n Francisco papers, and America] that I hope there will nev acters to keep away from a [»lace where For information regarding prices on town lots, improved city It was a new, commendable and polite Dr. Biown-Sequard now claims to Lave as each of them have been publishing col- er be any trouble again between them. discovered that his rejuvenating process there is money! Dull towns are virtuous property or lands, address as above, enclosing stamp. Will umnaof comments from paper- all over the departure in the line of official courtesy If I were a statesman I would base my can lie applied to women and the period by force of circumstances.—[Colusa Sun. convey inquirers to their property and give them all the infor UNDER MA80NIC TEMPLE. United States, which upheld Naegle, but when Secretary Tracy wired to his pred none of them have ever published the many ecessor, Hon. W. C. Whitney, his sincere policy on the immutable friendship of of child bearing extended materially. People going to Jacksonville will find mation concerning the country, free of charge. B. F. SNYDER, Prop. comments that denounce Naegle as a mur congratulations upon the success of the the two great branches of the race. The The world at large will consider this a Plymale’s coach awaiting even' train at M rals . 25 Cum. Medford. Ask for the l»est coai li — Ply- Anglo-.Saxon jieople have given sufficient derer.—[Cottonwood. Cal.. Register. steamer Baltimore, which was planned doubtful boon. In faet it is lieconiing male’s. x All we ask is the share of yout patronage The series of tierce and extensive fires in and contract«! for by Mr. Whitney. It proof of their martial spirit, will war no pretty generally felt that Dr. Sequard is which we shall merit. the Big Horn mount am» hav« driven out is ao new a departure that partisans of more together, but in the future submit discovering altogether too much. Reviv- Logan, the Photographer, I Will serve meals at All Hours. a the game from the range. Herds of ante all schools will rub their eyes many their differences to the tribunal of reason I Ì Board by the week, |LOT. ! ing youthful friskiness in old men is giv- will make you a fine 1’hot.o- lope. elk and deer stampeded to the plains. I------------------------------------------ times to see if they are . wake and pinch ami right. I would like to see a board of | 1 ing Nature a hard enough shock, but The Shoshones and Aparahoes follow’»!, BUT arbitration established to settle disputes ' : attempting to regulate matters so vital to grph at a fair price. 'Training and Breaking Horses and have ruthlesaly slaughtered the affright themselves to be sure they ace not dream should you want a cheap lietween them — such things as the fisher- ' MEDFORD, OREGON ' the human race us the very origin of life ed animals, removing their hides «nd ieav- ing. One or tpo mor- performance* like it will put tlie workers aud spell-binders, ies dispute, for example.” itself is enough to give the stirs an apo Picture he will make it cheap-. mg tlie c«rc*»ses all over the prairie. Two brother «liters of New York city plectic fit.—[S. J. Times. Madrid, Sept 18—The captain.four sailon the eternal hateites and the no-good can- er than anyone. Quality affit one passenger of the Spanish vessel come-out-of-Naxareth fellows, out of a job. I seem to be at outs. Tlie Sun insinuates A Fossil Trout. governs the price in Pictures captured by the native off the Kiff ooast of Senator Stanford is now an earnest, that the World in its zeal for “noos” in The Oregonian savs: Win. G. Dilling- as surely as in groceries. I Morocco, have been carried into the interi ’*? .T I advocate of an Alaskan 1 railnad to] vaded the family sanctity of a prominent ! ham, while fishing in Gordon creek a few or to be sold into slavery, citizen, published certain fa<-teof his life ____ „Ji".?, 'enter the Eastern ........ coni continent across ; days since, discovered a beautiful fossil government will make an immediate de , ——.......... I to the public, thereby unhinging the mind i trout about fifteen inches long in a huge mand on the sultan of Morocco that the j i the Behring Sea,and it is said that while in Europe he arous«! much entbusi ism 1 of the viciim of the rapacious gatherer of 1 lxjuliier. Every fin and scale of the fish prisoners be restored to liberty. j ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOB CASH AT LOWEST PRICES. Unless rains l»egin to fall soon, the river i ul»out it. It is no more visionary than ! news, causing him to commit suicide. | was as plainly marked in that rock as if ►Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Hands. will be so low that the Wasco will not be i was the l*acific railroad project when it , Tlie World feels the force of the rebuke, ! cut by a skilled artist. Manv people won able to reach Oregon I 'ity. There is so little! . was broach«!, anti we lielieve that the but lielaliors the Sun for its “filthiness, der how fish get in streams above high water at the locks that I oats cannot go I - time will eoon come when a Pacific «vast venality, mendacity, and maliciousness,” falls. They were doubtless there before through loaded, so the Wasco stops at the j ' railroad wlll „ullv ■■unnroiro will be built northwanl 10 to avuic some and says that if Chas. A Dana liad j»os- the falls were made,.as from this fossil it long dock amiI unloads her freight on a car Aluakan harbor, from which a line of i sessed the sensibility of a wart-hog he is evident that there were fish in the I would have gone crazy thirty years ago, <'onnC’t lrith irMu>n‘ri4Ki iuf Mwiit ni»ovc.— I t'ort- • . . •« . . • « as tlie only defense possible a-jainst the ! streams of Oregon in prehistoric aget. - -- imnirnpe trane-Suienan which Mr. Dillingham intends to go out some land dispatch. Tlie undersigned is now re tady to re- Russia has projected. The globe will j unpieasant truths publisli«l against him, ‘ day and catch the fossil trout with chisel Spokane Falls runs her »treet car line ceive horses either wild or ■ tame for an<l lie owes it now to the public to drown ' and hammer. breaking or training purpose«. Having with a cable, the motive power of which 1« then be belted with milroads, except 1 hinaaelf, by way of sacred duty and ! engaged the services of an experienced furnished by its natural tine water power. ■ w here o -eans intervene. x . Washington, Sept. 18.—Secretary No horseman well known on the turf in the Its cars are whisk«! along at tlw* rate of > About« mile this side ot L. B. Applegate's atonement. ble has directed, upon recommendation East 1 can give sntiaiaetion or money- nine and one-half miles |»er hour, while hile the , farm prow I -even or oigiit ferocious grizz'it 9 While one regrets that there shoul I be <>f inspector W. D. Harlan, that Sec, 4, refunded. Call on or address me at the “t»»wn" of San Ftaniiseo down I by , the ■ in search of the fatness of the land. They rumors abroad of personal danger to the fair grounds, Central Point, Oregon. Proprietor. 1 iol'len Ugte pnly dares send her cable cars 1 are decreasing sto* k in that neighborhood j preeiilent in reprisal for the dismissal of! Tp. 3t> N. R., 17 W., New Mexico nieri«!- JUTURESpLEASANT lAXAT! VE I ian, state of Colorado, upon which are at the rate oi six miles per h- ur. Great is anj L. B. is after them with targe carlridge-'. — Manufacturer* of the Celebrai«!— [Tanner, the sad ex|»orience of Garfield: the ruins of the former residences and Spokane Fiill*. Monday night he sent a bullet into a she » wi.’ a crank has warranted almost any mounds of the so^alled cliff-dwellers, are ‘ a Tlie manager» of the t eutral Pacific rail» grizzly and made her cults smell soinetlimg. suspicion of that kind. road, it is annoum-ed. have <i«-ided not to apcx-rvphal lu beardom. In all probability loc -t«l, be withdrawn from disposal nn- Water Rights Notice. rebut!»* the burned out sn»tw sheds along ' he kill«! her, as be cannot find a track of Gladstone says that at no period of til an examination of the same can lie the line, except in the extremely deep cute, her among the tracks ma»le by her wamier- their lives did he govern his children by held, with a view to as -ertaining their AU parties taking water out of A «bland Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts and Bear creek* in ditches for irrigating and to depend U|x>n the rotary »now plows . ing cul»«.—I l.inkville Star, condition ami historical value, and that force, hut they were rear«! without re j gently on th? purposes. wbtiM right» are bccondary lx» to keep the track dear in the winter months. those of the undersigned, are respectfully I hi vid Dudley Field in re|»ort«i as ray straint. May <lo for the little Gladpeb- steps lie taken to protect the ruins from This will he a vast improvement as far as ' K idneys , L iver and B owels requested to desist, as we are in need of all the |»l»«a-ure<»f the |<«scnger»are»x>ncerned ing in Chicago recently that onr laws are Ides, but one good spanking is a ne. essa- wrongful removal or destruction. the water that belongs to us at our Pliooni« Effectually Cleaning the System when rv condition of American mandood. — n<4 perfect, that it Bi harder and takes mills. Our nr:«»r rights luusi be respected. in viewing the scenery,and it 1« to be hoped Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Costive cr Bilious. Dispelling P. W. OrwxiA. that it will »ui-ceed. longer to punish criminals in this coun [Ex. This i* beyond qqe-tion the sio-t success A. J. Wwse. ful cough medicine we liave ever sold, a few A The approaching marriage of Miss Carrie > try than any other in the world. Ainwi'r this Qncst'on. Phoeaix. f>r., Jtuie 24t«i. l-W. dinses invariably cure the worst cases of l.xlii, daughter of Wm. 8. LaAl.tc. a prom great many jieople who are not as emi and permanently curing tihiioh’s Catarrh Remedy, a maryelous j cough, croup and broncliitis. while it’s Five Double Strands Galvanized Bess.mer St sei Wire inent eastern gentleman is al' the talk in nent lawyer* us Mr. Field have come to cure for catarrh. diphtheria. canker mouth, 1 wonderful success in the cure of consnnip ESTUA Y NOTICE. HABITUAL CONSTIPATION’ society ciivie«. The weddiug wi;l take pla -e tlie same conclusion long la-fore he did. and headache. With each i-ottle there i- an i tion is without« parallel in the historvof without weakening or irritating the organs G. W. Hunt, the railroad man. ba» pur c h a sed a half Interest in the i’endieton roller mUH. consideration, IMjOte. The e- untry paid to foreign ships last year R171,Ori.UM in ocean freights. A froe ship policy would have kepi this money in American bands. Delta, Hept. 17—Owen McCarthy, young art eon of D. McCarthy, »ertion foreman for the Southern Facthc Company was «Down ed in Dog creek yesterday. has blown hot and cold upon all subjects, and has stultified itself in a hundred different ways. On the forfeiture of the Walula land grant and tbeopeningol the Columbia river ft h ie been most chame leon-like, at one time saying the grant was necessary for the completion of the Northern Pacific, and at another that the grant should he forfeited ; time and again it has told the |>eople of eastern Oregon that tlie railroad was all they needed for transportation, then shifted around and advocated the opening of the Columbia river. Wanned into editorial life in the >>osom of lien Holladay, Editor t-cott has ever l>een the subservient tool o railroad corjorationa. He lauded Henry- Villard to the skies when he entered Or- egon on the completion of the N. P., and was the first to give him a cowardly kick when he was “downed” in Wall street He has praised and abused all races and •ects just as his pecksniffian ideas seem to indicate. The interests of Portland he ha« ruthlessly wrecked on every occasion and there is not another paper in that city- thathas not shown more sagacity and business sense than the Oregonian. It will take too much space to jioint out facts to prove further that the Oregonian has been dishonest and time-serving in almost every position taken on public questions, whether moral, religious or political, and that it has never led senti ment in a single instance; but the read ing public knows the truth of these as sertions. It has been the plutocrat of plutocrats, and the friend and defender of rnonoitolists. Denude it of its monop oly of dispatches, and it is as bare a skele ton of a journal as is published anywhere. In everr argument had with other papers it never replied manfully or with the spirit of journalistic courtesy; but with i the instinct of the reptile and the brute uppermost. When cornered it has fought hack skunk fashion. PUMPS, FARMING MACHINERY, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. OREGON. Ayers, Barbour & Elviage, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Cimtirtor & Builder. P. GRADY. PAINTER. E. M. MILLER Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables Ashland Market. CANNED GOODS, CIGARS and TOBACCOS, Beef, Pork and Intton. PICTURES of YOUSRELF Butcher Shop. FAMILY. LOGAN’S GALLERY, Beef, Pork or Mutton. Farm For Sale. SMITH & BASHOR, Improved Farms, Fruit and Wild Lands, for Sale at Low Prices. Agents for the Townsite of GOId Hill. Oyster Parlors. DRUGS AND HARDWARE- Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware. MILLER & STRANG. Ashland Fence Works! EMERY, N. C. BOYNTON. A Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed, and of Ease and Comfort Colds, Headaches and Fevers ' ■ ' ------ some time next ui< ntb. Lhe floral deedra« I j I Khiluh’s Catavi b ItrMcdjr. lion« will i»e something giand. All the ; et«»ok that the various florists of this city Shiloh'a Vatarrh Remedy, a marveloit'« wilt have at that time ha» Ixeti engaged in cure for Catarrh, f>i|»theriu. Canker n><>11 ih Hea<l-achc. With each Isittle there is advance. One ganiener ha an ontor for. and _ 15.101 chn-anthnmums.-l Portland World ■»> ifawnfons nasal in j« tor fir the m le • , . • iiiwwmufnl »visitr» uecessful twatniant treatment rat of tnoeu these complaints Subscribe for the V auay K ecuu . j without extra .‘barge. Sold by T. K. Bolton. Tlie best Stock, Hog, Rabbit and chicken Fence HE TNDBR81GNID HAS TAKEN medicine. Since its first iliscovcrv it has CONTINUOUS TWIST of the WIRE. on which it acts. np at hi« place, wn the Deed Indian, a licen *<>!<! on a guarant«-, a test which no j small black honw, stripe In face, twa whwe other medicine can stand. If you have a For Sale in BOc nod St.00 Bottle» by «11 Leading Druggists. ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS. fore feet; about * year» cld. No brands cough we earnestly ask you to try it. Brice MixcrATTcaai extr cv tnr • _____ „ „ ......... , perceivable. The owner will please come 10 cents. 50 cents and $1.00. If your lungs d^Cheaper man a Rail Pence, More Durable than Board. “ , and Stron^rr that* and take him away and pay the charges • i (’. B. Kinptmrv and Itavid Allen offer are sore, che-t or back lame. u-e Shiloh's CALIFOKKIA HG STRUP CO. their land at Tolo f» r sale in four-acre lots, Porous Plaster. ¡Sold by T. K. Bolton. a Barb Wire Fence Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order. this advertisemeui. S ax FnA54.tf€o, C al ., at low figures for such choice fruit land. J ojii J!. Harm». Ixjvwvu.Lt , K t ., X k * 'ou. N.I | W wbks so N orth Stor or R. K. CBflaanm, Hhixts Hram. ■ 4^ xyw ftr . June» Plats can be seen at Billings’ office. • B. 1MK Subscril* for tlie V alley Ktcow>. ngeniou» Nasal Injector for the more suc- cessfut treatment of the complaints, with out extra charge. Price SR Cent.«. Sold bv T. K. Bolton. T