Valley record., October 24, 1889, Image 1

VALLEY RECORD
VALLEY RECORD
Th» People'» Paper.
nr«»* * mui.
Mitán. Fwa.'r’hrr-’ aud l'ole Fropriator».
«Me« M M<- »11 • Hall, np-.tair»; rtair» on
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■•(•red ia the FratoSe» at Ashland a*
Meewad Claaa mad matter.
VOL. II.
ASHLAND.
JACKSON
COUNTY.
OREGON,
GENEBOrs OP’ PRAISE.
COST OF SOIXiMON'S TEMPLE.
KBNTVCKT COLONKLB.
Why They are no Numerous in the
How much better the world would be
According to the calculations of Villal-
Tacoma La» 3W law ver- and K> doctor«.
Blur Grass State.
if only people were a little more generous ■ patKiua, the talents of gold, silver and
Alaafca co« thaJCmted JStoiae govern­
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g. j. Kirevit.
iA«Ma.
JAC«B8 £- KAI8BR,
FabHahei* a»d Frwpeieaatp.
PrWIttPTIBN RATN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1889.
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OF THOFGHT.
Bew are of a silent dog an a wet rat.
The sting of reproach is the truth of it.
Envy shoots at others and wounds her-
It is somewhat bard for an ootside hsr- of praise! Let no one suppose thst we j brasa uar-d in the construction of Solo-
barian to understand why "Cukmels” are speaking of flattery; we mean »imply | tnou'g Temple amounted to £ti.877,822,- •elf.
Vows made in storm« are forgotten in
are so [Jentiful in Kentucky furnished a praise, or, as Webster gives it, “Honor i 590. The jewels are reckoned to haveex-
great many aoldiers, both to the northern renderc«! because of excellence or merit.” ; ceede«l this anm, hut for sake of an eati- calms.
Zeal without knowledge is like fire with­
and southern armies, during the war, and How easy it is to find fault when every­ ; mate let their value lie act down at the
naturally aome of these soldiera are sure- thing does not run smoothly!—when same amount. The vessels of gold con­ out light.
Youth and white paper soon make an
enough colonels by rank and service. anything is omitte«! which ought to have secrated to the use- of the temple are
Others who were minor officer» or per­ been done! Why should it not be just reckoned by Joeephua at 149,000 talents, impression.
A goo«e quill is more dangeron than a
haps high privates, are now dubbed col­ aa easy to give commendation for the I which, »«’i-ording to Capc-l’s reduction,
lion’s claw.
onels by way of courtesy. Then we have right done ?
i are equal to »545,396,203.
a very few coloneto who hold over from
What we call time enough always proves
The <tay is drawing to its « lose, and the
The vessels of silver are computed at
the Mexican war, and there are other wife and mother, weary with household 1,340,000 talents, or £489,344,000. The little enough.
colouels of militia, like the Louiaville Le­ care, sits for a moment waiting the sound vestments of the priests cost £10,000;
Hhtory is not fable agreed upon, but
gion, who come by tiieir titlee honestly. of the homira-oming het.
The door the purple of the singers £2,009,000. The truth disagreed upon.
Tbe governor of Kentucky has the privi­ opens quickly, and they have i-ome. trumpets amounted to £200,000; other
A little seeing caves much looking; a
lege of appointing persons on his staff “How bright and eherry you look here! musical instruments, £40,0«X). To these little speaking much talking.
with the rank or colonel. These colonels But you always make home look that!” expenses must be added those of other
He who waits to do a great good at once
are expected to look pretty and martial and the busliand’s kiss on her cheek material», timber and stone, and the la­ will seldom do anyth'ng at all.
at the governor’s bell, and to ride horse­ brine» ba< k the <'arcleea girlhood days, bor employed upon them ; the lai or being
Remember that Impertinence is n't wit,
back when tbe governor beads a proces and the life looks suddenly bright again. divide! thus: There were 10,000 men any more than insolence 1« brilliancy.
sion. Tlie last duty frequently gives
"The boys wanted me to stay all night, engaged at Ix-banon hewing tiniliea;
Gratitude is the mnsic of the heart when
them great pain and anxiety. There j mother, it w.ia eo stormy ; hut 1 thuu.-ht there were 70,900 bearers of burdens;. the chords are moved by kindness.
are scores and scores of these • lovemor- 1 would rather come homo, and I’m glad 20,000 hewci'B of stone and 33:kl over­
Fortunes are made by taking opportnni.
staff colonels in this proud old Common­ now I «ii<l!" and the hoy glance«! around seers, all of whom were employed for tfcs: characters are made by making them.
tbe pleasant sitting-room with a look seven years, and ujxjn whom, besides
wealth.
Don't indulge in the luxury of strong
Some eiecotives havo leen more lav­ that told plainer than words how their wages and diet, Solomon bestowed opinions in the presence of your *ld«rs.
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ish than othsrs in ths distribution of attraetive a spot it was to him. The gold to the amount of £6,733,977. If the
If young man will not believe in them­
these gildetl honors. That kindly old mother’s weariness had gone, like the daily food and wages of each man be es­ selves, no man or woman can do so.
gentleman, <iovernor Luks Blackburn, shadows liofore th* light.
timated »t 4», 6d (English money) the
Replies to an Important. Qnentlon.
How many homes are rendered un­ sum total will be £93,877,088. The costly
M. D., was fond of creating colonel».
At a social gathering some one propos- ■
During his term he made some sixty col­ happy by too much fault-finding, and too stone and timber in the rough may 1«
onels in the city of Louisville alone, if little praise! And if one cannot praist— set do* n as at least equal to half the ed this question: “What shall I teach j
I remember the figures correctly. Tbei e what tlicn? Whittier, in his beautiful gold, or about £2,545,206,000. The food my daughter?” 3lie following answers
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used by the workers, the wages of the were banded in:
are various reasons which entitle a man jioem—"My Birthday,” says;
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Three wteeth«
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J^OItrRT A. MILLIIR.
EDDINGS & MORSE,
AITOR NE Y-AND-COUNtlLO-AT-
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Will prastisa ia al! ths asarts of tha
State, office with W. H. Parker, sppasftt
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admiuisWad l>r Hie
’ painless vxrv»»tirti at teatk.
I I Office aver th» Bank.
PUMPS, FARMING MACHINES!,
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC.
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ASHLAND,
FHYSICIAS AND BVMWN.
OREGON.
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Larger Stock
"tuto• !*»»••« taFArrt^T***
Office en Oak street, erpwrite Tha Brraaa
! Hotel.
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Larger Store. ¡ “
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E M. MIIÆJSR.I
ÎWTWBITOR.
ATTORKBY AT LAW.
Aswt-A»-»,
Will prerttoe te all •»«rt» af to» state.
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ASHLAND,
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Carries one of t.V.e Largest Stocks in Southern Oregon ef Select i
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GEO. W. COOPER.
i Groceries, Provisions, Veqetables ^n^«r A Builder.
to this gubernatorial compliment. Col­
onel Will Hays is a colonel be« ause he is
such a gifted poet, while Colonel Albert
Dietzman was given his title by Govor-
Knolt because he was the greatest busi­
ness manager on earth.
I trust .hese facts will make it some­
what clearer to the wondering northerner
why colonels are so plentiful in Ken­
tucky. But there are other reasons.
Many prominent citizens are honored
with this complimentary title simply as
a recognition of their merit by the com­
munity. Thus every man who conducts
a large diatillery is ipso facto a colonel;
for instance. Colonel John M. Atherton,
or Colonel Tom Fherlev. Every promi­
nent railroad official is also a colonel; for
instance, Colonel Mi ton H. Smith.
Every congressman is a colonel, as Col­
onel Asher G. Caruth. Every man with
a government office is a colonel, as Col­
onel George Du Relle. Every great edi­
tor is a colonel, like Colonel Henry Wat­
terson. The chief of the police depart­
ment ia a de facto colonel, as Colonel
Wood. Then there arc other gentlemen
who are colonels because no other title
fits them. But the law on the subject is
a little vague and has never been formu­
lated by the Legislature.
If a man haa been a captain in the war,
never call him captain; call him colonel.
He is entitled to this promotion twenty-
four years after the war closed. The
only men proud to be called captain are
Luve watches o'er my quiet ways,
Kind voice* speak my name,
And lips that find it hard to praise.
Are slow, at least, to blatue”
Yes, one cun always be “slow, at least,
to blame.” The fact that little faults try
ami vex us, in those dear to our hearts,
only goes to prove th it the general char-
»«•ter ia good,and there is much to praise.
The whiter the snow, the darker look all
objects against it. Why not admire the
whiteness which forms the background?
Then, if we look within, if we see with
impartial eyes the short-comings of our
own lives, will we not bo slower to notice
flaws in others? Shall we not say, in the
words of Shakespeare: “I will chide no
breather in the workl but myself, against
whom I know most faults?" If then we
are eo frail, eo weuk ourw lvcs, so de­
pendent on the kindness aixl forbear­
ance of others, shall we not do the little
we can to make the world brighter in
turn for them ?
If there is anything to admire or
praise—and there is always something—
speak the word now ; it will brighten the
weary hours, it will prevent, mayhap, a
failure to-morrow—a failure caused by
discouragement and pain. Oh, there is
no time like to-day for speaking the
words of praise; and the to-morrow may
never come!
How «« Measure Brick Walls.
Readers in many branches of trade
will be glad to know thia method of eeti-
the commander» $ ■tewuboato, the OMb. uptime Uriukworfc, which is obtained
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Wishes to setitr the nnWie A«t be ta
I«—-a ». Tit* roXTlifM ter
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CAOED ROOPS, HGARS and TOBACCOS,
same, and the gold, brass ami silver used
Teach her that 100 cent « make a dollar.
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How to arrange parlor and library.
during the seven years of construction,
v«vp
I «nd Portland. Having a larga «row at
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; good men with twa all tha rime, I aaw pat
To say No and mean it, or Yes and Mick n
according to the aliove estimates, could
Green and Dried Fruits, Coi fectionary, Stationary and a fine!
tw
ih"re*** «• 'h«rt
not Lave amounted to less than the enor­ to it.
mous sum of £17,442,443,268, English
How to wear a calico dre*«, and wear it
line of Crockeryware.
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Baa. W. ftoOPWR.
money, or about »77,521,965,636 in cur­ like a queen.
New Goods Constantly Arriving. The Best Quality at* Goods eu1jr ■»?». f
Yreka. Ol.
How to sew on buttons, darn «lockings
rent money of tlie United States.
and mend glove«.
She Wore- the Breeches.
To dress for health and comfort as well
A tall, heavy, red-faced woman, wear­ as for appearance.
ing a pink gingham sun-bonnet, came in­
To cultivate flowers and to keep the
to a clothing store in Brattleboro, Vt., kitchen garden.
HOSLBY * mWV, Frey-,
the other day, followed by a weak, harm­
To make the neatest room in the house.
less-looking little man wearing a pair of
—OR—
To bavefnothing to de with ¡»temperate er
conspicuously shabby trousers of faded
butternut jeanB. “We want to git a pair dissolute young men.
That tight taring is uncomely a* well a*
of panto,” said the woman. The clerk, injurious to health.
through force of habit, was about to ask,
To regard morals and habit*, and not
“for yourself?" when he cheeked him-
money, in selecting her associates.
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self, and turning to the little old nian.
MAY BE ELÆJD AT
To observe the old rule: “A place for
said:
everything and everything in its place."
“For you, sir?'’
That music, drawing and painting are real
“Yes, sir,” piped out the little man, accomplishments in the home, and are not
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timidly, “and I’d like a real nice—” but to lie neglected if there be time and money ;
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the red-faced gianteM interrupted him for their use.
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with:
The important truism: "That the more
Oa Maia street.. M Saar fx«* •raati»
“No, you don’t no ‘real nice’ ones, no »he lives within her income the more she
street.
sich thing. You're the beateneet man will save and the further she will get away
NICHOLS 4 1ADEB.
to wear out breeches I ever see, anyhow. from the poorhouse."
FRED. H. BOWE.
JORW 9. MABE.
That a good, steady church-going me­
You ain’t had them breeches you’ve got
Pr»pr4eifra.
on but three years, an’ look at'em! chanic, farmer, clerk or teacher without a
; Will rtinply toe pnMfat with tha beat af fresh
They won’t last six months longer.
A cent is worth more than forty loafer.« or
non-produrers in broadcloth.
man that can’t take better keep of his
To embrace every opportunity for reading
pants than that ortn’tto have any at all,
and to select such books as will give her the
but I’ve ’greed to git you a pair fur Sun­
| laseasea. Aliberelshareaftoepatrwa-
most ttSeful and practical information in
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i age of the people of Ashland aad vMsitg
days, so if you’ll show me some good, order to make the best progress in eaaiier jfiUsSlxl EB1X1.C1.9
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respactfnllv solicited. All ardars prfwnpdv
cheap ones, mister, I’ll take them, mebbe.” as well
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“I’d like them with stripes in them?’ flCfiarteston Courier.'
We are now stocked up and nre prepared to furnish a full line of
G?,~rrc
said the vain little old fellow, glancing
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How to Win Success in Trade.
appealingly toward his wife.
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Affability gains custom; fair dealing
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“No, you don’t,” said she decidedly.
keeps it.
“Striped breeches come high, an’ I know
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY.
It is better to lose a few sales Ihan buy
it.”
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an article tht few use.
The undersigned offer their farm, farmar-
“Then I’d like ’em with black an'
At lowest prices. Also any special sizes ent. Cedar alun furnished. Bills ly known as the Sardine creek nursery »1
When you have selected loo many goods
white check in.”
figured
on
and
ent
to
order
on
short
notice.
Ben Miller, two and one-half miles from
“Yes, you would,” was the scornful not staple and likely to go out of style, sei1
Gold Hill, for sale. It consists of SffO atees
them, if possible before the season closes.
of
land, forty of which is out ia fruit, as
retort. “An’ it wouldn,t be two years
follows: !00' bearing peach trees. 850 1M-
Make it a rule to prepare in time for bill.«
till you’d have ’em so dirty they would
year peach trees. GMO young apple trees,
coming due first, rather than settle tho.*e
300 young prune trees', lffto ifrape viaes.
n’t be fit to be seen. No, sir, want some­
maturing later, even if a large discount is
Ditches and water privileges.
thin’ that won’t show dirt.—somethin’ offered.
For further particulars and infermaiioa
in a yallerish brown or a greenish gray;
inquire
of B. F. Miller, at the premises.
Don’t buv an old article because cheap;
J.
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A.
A.
BArwOB.
Gold
H ill .Or., J aae 20. M anm Ba«».
jeans is the proper thing."
better pay a fair price for a quick-selling
“I’d like something in cassimere or—” article. You don't buy goods for show,
“You'll wear what I buy, Ainasv but to sell.
Baggs, an’ you know it, an’ I—come to
Foresight is an essential requisite; al-
think of it, I’ve got two yard« o’ gray ways carefully consider what the outlook
Practical Gunsmith,
flannel to home that 1 got for me a skirt, for trade is, study well the condition of the
MEDFORD,
O1EGOK,
but I don’t need the skirt an’blained if 1 crops and all industries in your section.
I
wish
to
tnnsusre
to
ths
ptiblfa tost I
can’t make you a pair o’ pants out o’
Never try to make your credit solid with
am ready to toks ardm fsr any kiad «f
that flannel. Strange I never thought anew firm at the expense of a» old one; I
gunsaaith wart, repairing rewiag maehiato,
GOLT) HILL,
on EG ON.
of it afore. It’s just what I’ll do. Come always remember the brigde that carried
filing saw R, sharpening knives and selyssr«
etc., ete.
right along, Ainaay, an’ don’t make no you over and the firm that aided yon in
Office on Front street, in bnildlsg with
building up your'eredit.
more fuss about it.”
John B. Wrisley, the real estate ageat. 2-4
And Auiasy went rigid along.
! The old darkey preacher's idea of perse­ I
verance was that it was just like a bnlldog:
Be Alive for Your Town.
“He jest take a fast hold, hangs on and
More towns die for want of confidence ntbber lets go until he carries de point."
on the part of business men and lack of This applies well to merchandising.
When you find your clerks not showing
public spirit than from any other cause,
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truthfully remarks an exchange. When the proper interest in your business, tell
them
so.
Every
clerk
should
study
the
For information regarding prices on town lots, improved city
a man in search of a home or business
interests of his employer. By so doing he property or lands, address as above, enclosing stamp.
Will
location goes into a town and finds every­
fits himself to become an employer; other­
thing brim full of hope and enthusiasm wise he will never make a good clerk.
convey inquirers to their property and give them all the infor­
TNDBR MASONIC TEMFLR.
over the prospects of a place and all
mation
concerning
the
country,
free
of
charge
Care and economy hold the little things;
ä . r. svydeh ,
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earnestly at work to build it up, he soon
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the little thing* make tbe big ones. It is
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becomes imbued with the name spirit, the pennies that make the dimes and the
All we a«k is fhe «hare of yetu pateenege
and as a result he drives down his stakes dimes make the dollars. Don't forget this,
which we shell merit.
and goes to work with the same interest. it means more than you think. It has been
Wil! serve meals at All Honrs.
When, however, he goes to a town where the basis of every man's fortune who
Board by the week, »4.00.
every one expresses doubt and apprehen­ started without money and has been the
sion of the future prosperity of the place, means of those having it being able to
Trainino
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moping about and indulging in mournful hold it.
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TÆIEZDFOIEÔID,
OREGON
complaints, he naturally feels that is not
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
the place for him, and at once shakes the
Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, a marvelou* !
dust oti his feet, while he pulls out with cure for Catarrh, Piptheria, Canker mouth, !
and Head-ache. With each bottle there i*
all possible speed for some other place. an ingenious nasal injector for the more
Consequently, try and make a live,enter­ -uccessful treatment of these complaint*
prising town of the one in which you [ without extra charge. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
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live. When you are working for or say- j
ing a good thing for your town you are
accomplishing all the more for yourself.
ALL GOODS WILL BE BOLD FOR CARR AT LOWEST PRK
Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experiaaced Hands.
Mirth is Beauty.
That wa.« ■ pactrttar ca»aat Waite Waite. tain* of Arc companies, the conductors
from an authority on the subject. Ordin­
Mr. Robert Kennedy lo»t his vote on elec-
of
railroad
trains
and
the
officers
in
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ary bricks are about eight inches in
tiou day by being unable to get out of bis
buggy and deposit bl» ballot personally. Salvation Army. The title of major is length, and with the mortar joint, about
I he inspector wanted to go out and take it comparatively rare, and therefore is half that in width, so that each brick on
but the judge« decided he had to remain really more of a distinction than colonel. the flat will give a horizontal surface of
and keep hie eye on the ballot bux.
Only prominent psople who havo seen about thirty-two inches, or four and one-
Htaver A Walker, the well known imple­ actual service wear the title; for instance, half bricks will cover a square foot, ,1s
ment dealers of Portland, have ottered a Major Fid. Hughes and Major J. Wash­ ordinarily laid, there are nine courses to
lirt of fine prires, 30 in nunilier, consisting ington Wann. But still, if you call a every twenty-four inches, or four and a
suting of agricultural inpleuients, cart», major a colonel he is not likely to got half to the foot. Four and a half cours­
harnesses, whips, etc., to be drawn fur on mad at you. By the observance of these es, with four and a half bricks to the
October 20th. The tickets are free, and few rules I have jotted down,the stranger
course, will give twenty and a half brick
luav be had by calling for them at their
can get along in Kentucky without con- to the cubic foot. Waste, cutting anil
machinery exhibit at the expo«iti*in.
mitting any serious breach of etiquette.
doser joints will easily require an allow­
Four car loads of machinery for tbe wool­
ance of twenty-one bricks to the cubic
Help Yourself.
en mills arrived last Monday from tbe east
foot, which will bo found a very conven­
and will be placed in poeition under tbe
An exchange very truly Bays: “Fight
aupervi.iion of Superintendent Haswell, as your own battles, hoe your own roe. Ask ient figure for estimating the number of
bricks required for a wall of given height
fast aa pomdble. Several more car loads are
no favors of any one, and you’ll succeed
to arrive. The total freight bill will be
and thickness, as it thus becomes unnec­
about »S.5W. That would be a big freight a thousand times better than any one essary to find the cubic contents of the
who is always beseeching some One’s in­
bill even in Salem ¡-(Albany ltemocrat.
wall, but merely to multiply its face area,
fluence and patronage. No one will ever
The county aesessor of Vtaaiilla county,
or the product of its length and height
R. A. Marquis, has advaneed the idea that help yon as yeti oa help yourself, be­ in feet, by seven-fourths of its thickness
the interests of all the countie« and of the cause no one will lie so heartily interest­ in inches, which, as the thickness is al­
rtate would be subserved by a meeting uf ed in your affairs. The first step will be
ways some multiple of four inches, is a
the assesaors of tbe various con uties at such a long one, (lerhapa; but carving
<M»iue central point, Haloui fur instance, in your own way up the mountain you very simple process.—[The Artisan.
Februa.y uf each year, fut the purpurite of make each one lead to another, an«i stand
Cleveland’s Ixiaves and Flehes.
agreeing upon a method or rate uf taxation. firm while you chop still another out.
When Cleveland was president he be­
— (Daily Statesman.
Men who have made fortunes are not stowed almost as many loaves and fishes
One oi the new features in building in those who have had »6,000 given to them upon his enemies as upon his friends,
New York city is the use of hollow bricks to start with, but boys who have started and the consequence was that he defeat­
for partitions and even outside walls.
fair with a well earned dollar or two.
ed for re-election. The conduct of Cleve­
There bricks are so n.onlded that when a
Men who acquire fame have never beeu land wasting official patronage on repub­
wall is perfectly plumb yen can drop a peb­
ble right down in the wall there being hun­ thrust into popularity by puffs begged or licans and non-democrats is simply in­
dred* of hollow spaces. Walls thus built paid for, or given in friendly spirit. They explicable. The way a disgusted demo­
are »aid to resist heat awl cold far better have outstretched their own bands and crat discussed the question with a friend
than the »wild kind, and they are about 25 touchetl the public heart. Men who win of Cleveland reminds of what Johnny
per cent, cheaper.
love do their own wooing, and I never said to his father:
Tbe area uf the ini ted States is a little knew a man to fail so singally as one
“Pa, why does God make it rain?"
larger than that of Canada, the figures for who induced his affectionate grandmother
"To make the corn grow, my child."
the I'nited States being, at the census of to speak a pool word for him. Whether
“But wliv does He let it rain on the
l»ea*, 3,rt*2.9W square miles; while the Do­ you work for fame, for love, for money,
weeds?”
minion of Canada, by the census ol 1N»1, or for anything else, work with your
“Go to bed, will you?"
cum prised S.2U5.213 square miles. The total
hands and heart r.nl brain. Say, “I
The cast' against Cleveland was even
area of Europe is only a littie greater ihan
either of these vast American countries, will," and some day you will conquer. stronger. He let it rain almost exclusive­
Never let any man have it to Bay, “1 ly on the weeds, while the democratic
being estimated at 3.K2B.000 square miles.
Too many corn, being totally neglected, withered
There is no question but that the news­ have dragged you up.”
papers of any town or city may be made friends sometimes hurt a mar. more than and died.
Harrison has taken warning by Cleve­
the most effective possible agency in its de­ none al all.”
velopment and prosperity. The effort and
land
and showers his official favors upon
Why llliiiuiaan« »re Faile«! Suckers.
influence of either individuals or organize I
none but true-blue republicans, who con­
tion« are at best but spasmodic and transi­ I The first settlements of Illinois were sequently flourish like a green tree plant­
ent. but tbe newspaper works on steadily made in tlie southern portion of the state. ed by the river of waters, while the dem­
and ms-essantly. The individual agitator The lami was new and rich, and yielded
rea< be» only a comparatively limited field abundantly with but little cultivation. ocracy suffers much from drought.—[Tex­
<>f opportunity oul.r lh«>re to whom the But there were no means of transporta-' as Siftings.’
The New York World says: Mirth,
An Editor's Affections
particular effort may lie extended—but the tion, or markets, and money was scarce
cheerfnlmss, animation and other ex­
newspaper reaches out in every direction
and hartl to get, an old-fashioned pica­
A St. Louis editor eloped jwith a mar­ pressions of a happy spirit or a vivacious
and carries its influence to hosts of un­
yune
looking
as
big
aa
the
bottom
of
a
ried
woman, and has now been arrested mood are to beauty what fragrance is to
known and unsusjreeted watchers of oppor­
half-bushel, and was carefully hoarded to for embezzlement of money to aid him the rose—its soul, its subtlest charm.
tunities.
meet some contingency. Aa a result of in bis flight. He was a foolish as well The «loll-face«l girls who have no expres­
Hon. F. A. Watts, hi writing from Kpo
sion are never anything more than pret­
kane Fall«, Wn„ says: “It i* certainly -nr- this state of things all the surplus popu­ as a guilty man. An editor should have
ty Beauty is something more than col­
lation
regularly
every
spring
took
up
only
two
loves.
prbing to an Oregonian to see tbe va.-t
or. something finer than regularity of
First—His wife and children.
amount of building and improvement» that their line of march to the Galena lea<l
features«. Many a woman who lacks the
is going on in this pla»*. Inside the lire mines, w here they worked during the
Second—His newspaper.
limits there is a greater numlier of buildings »umiuer, and as regularly every fall took
Outside of these he should merely tier­ charm of prettincss is seen to be !x*auti-
under way (or they are excavating for) than up their line of march for their homes in form his duty to the public in publishing ful when she speaks and smiles. What
was destroyed by the fire. And as a rule tlie southern pait of the state. This be­ the news. If he does that lie will have constitutes beauty is a theme as old as
they will lie much larger and liner than the ing the habit of that new family of fish
his conscience clear, even if his j>ockets love. It has been the puzzle of poets,
one* destroyed. While outside the limits
called
sucker»,
which
then,
as
now
,
as
­
be empty. Above all, he should never the despair of artists. The bias of affec­
bn-ine'* is -preading in all directions and
wooden Mocks are going up like magic cended the streams in the spring ami de­ fritter away his thoughts on the subject tion or conformity to an ideal makes
Price* on business and prospective busi­ mended in the fall, tin' l>ands of Illinois of petticoats. They are very distracting ; neai'ly all women attractive to somebody.
ness property has more than doubled since settlers fluctuating ta-tween their home« to the man who has to wrestle daily with But the one thing which enters into and
and the mine» soon became known as the tariff and other issues of the day, enhances all beauty is the smile that re­
the fire.”
President-ele<'t Elliot, of Harvard is now suckers, and later on the name waa gen- and are excommunicated from the edito- flects sunshine in the heart.
Think of this, girls! With a little
a full-fledged Democrat. At the Bay State i erally applied, and Illinois became known torial rooms of all representative jour­
Club dinner be stood up with >uch soli«! ■ as the Sucker state, and her people as nals. The editor who heeds the above effort, and no outlay of capital, you can
Denuxrats as General Collins, ex-Mayor suckers. __________________
all lx* beautiful.
will never have cause to regret it.
O'Brien. William Aspinwall and William
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.
Chewing tol<cco. smoking tobacco and
K. Rusrell, «-amlidaie tor governor, and in a
An old farmer intent on making tils will
noteworthy speech «ahi he wa> hem-eforth ! This i* lieyoiKi question the nio-t succes»- was asked by the lawyer the name of bls cigarette-'at the Hnta Fountain,
Many person* are returning from various
a l»enio-rat an«! told why. He said tbe , ful cough medicine we have ever -old. a few wife, when be gravely replied: “Well, in­
travels and different health resort* not
«loses
invariably
cure
tlie
worst
cases
of
principles «>t the party were the principles ksiugh. croup and bronchitis, while it’s deed. 1 really don't recollect what it is; cure<l. All exjiense a:i«i trouble coubt have
of hi* own earnest conviction. Contrasting ! womterfnl success in the cure of consump . we've Isen married for upwards of forty l-eeri save«! bv remaining at home; having
Cleveland's adininirtrata.n with Harrison's t tion is without a parallel in the hirtury of j years, and 1 always called her my old ! entire rest, and using Wright's Iron Tonic
he declared the latter could not bear com­ medicine. Since it* first iliMWery it h.v* ; woman.” The lawyer left a blank, to be Bitters. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
been sol«l on a ptiaraniee. a te-t which no j
parison. He praised Cleveland for being other
Have you l-oils, pimples, erysipelas, rough
iue«Uctae can stami. If you have», tilled np when the old woman’s name was
skin, bhitcheson your skin? Have you any
tbe first Vi »tern the tide of »art expend!- ■ough we earnestlv a-k you to try it. 1‘rice i ascertained.
blood impnnties.’is your system taint«*! by
ture in tbe pension offi<-e. He had prevent- 10 «ent*, 50 «ents and »1 Ari. If your lungs j
»vptalita disOrd«'T? If so, lake Wrjgbt's
*1 tt* waste of the nation's wealth at the w a%r<‘. chest «• b««»» tawe, use fl^iloh-* I Fre»h hand-made candie- at the rods any
rrfrtrpound ?yrtTp of ‘-’ariai’arffia. Bold try
Fountain.
*
r<.*rcu? Fta/ter Sold by T. K. Borton
sacrfSce of bl- pdtitf'.a! «eUkr».
B.
Dae year
Pit FAKED BKICM
ment laea^than two cant* per acre.
The taxable property of Baker City i*
about 93JIMJU0 greater than last year
The public lands «till undisposed ol in
WaabingV.n aggregate 47,71»,W) acre».
The Grand Army of the Republic Inta
4,«I»i of it» mainliert by death last year.
Curiou» thing. wbi»ky the fuller it get»
a man the more it uiak»« him “holler.
fha «uokelae» powder gives a velocity
twenty par cent, greater than the ordinary
powder.
A Kansas Cyclone 1» very powerfal, but
it i» too weak to lift the farm mortgages in
that «tote
Bis memliers of congre»» have died »in -e
It» Ja»t »e«»ion. Four Democrats and two
Repabllcane.
Olympia came very near receiving a ma­
jority of all the votes cart in Washington
for U<e capital.
The next feast that the editor* will get
from the Fawo l^nd company will quite
likely be -and and »age brush.
Tha New York supreme court judges
Lave declared against granting divorces bv
referanee, er otherwise tbaa by trial in open
court.
The Rev. Dr. Burchard, of "Rum Rotnan­
ism and Hobelbon“ fame is a candidate for
pastor of the Presbyterian church at Hemp­
stead, L. I.
Ed. J. Kaiser, one of the proprietors of
tha VskLtt Jlwoan, of Ashland, has been
in the rtty the part week, and has l>een a
frequent and welcome visitor at thia office.
—'.Portland World.
The White house ba« »«come *o infested
with rats that a professional with ferrets
and dogs has been employed to clear them
out. They were undermining the building.
-(Albany Herald. Rata!
The Dalles has come into the procession
of progress and passed a cow ordinance.
Ashland's ordinance is strictly enforced,
and we are now in position to recammend
all our neighbors to du likewise. Don’t l>e
fossils.
t'p to this time nearly seventeen and a
half millions of people have »«ended the
Paris exhibition, an increase of more then
eight millions over the numl-er in the cor
responding period at the exposition in Pari-
in 187A
Wm. Hampton a few day» ago was bitten
by a tarantula one mile from Roseburg, the
second case near that place. It 1» thought
the insect baa been imported from Califor­
nia By the use of powerful antidotes Mr.
Hampton’s ltfs was saved.
(leorge Flavsl.. at Astoria, was assessed
at »ISt.UO; Joe. Taylor on »170,040; last
year, »35,210, and many others, showing a
proportionate increase, the whole being
raised from »2,350,ono to »6,000,000. Great
excitement prevails over the matter.
T. M. Kruse, of Wilsonville, Clackamas
county, gut the prise at the fair Tuesday
evening for Ixing the fattest man in attend­
ance. He measured
inches around the
waist,
inches around the chest, and
weighed 320 pound». The »50 suit uf clothes
iabis.
VALLET RECORD.
I
PICTURES of YOURSELF
Ashland Market.
FAMILY.
LOGAN’S GALLERT,
Butcher Shop.
ROWE & MORE,
LUMBER!
Beef. Pork or Mutto.
Farm For Sale.
Dressed and Finishing Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, etc
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
At Ashland
-
JAMES NORRIS
R. STRAIT,
i
¡Improved Fanns, Fruit and Wild
Lands, for Sale at Low Prices.
EUROPEAN
Agent» for the Townsite of GOId Hill.
Restaurant
Oyster Parlors.
tari
Hartes
DRUGS AND HARDWARE-
Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware
MILLER & STRANG
Horse-men, Attention!
Ashland Fence Works!
! The undersized is now ready tn re-
I wive horses either wild or tame for
breaking or training purposes. Hatinr
< engaged the service* of an experience!
' horseman well known on the tnrf In ths
’ Eiist I can give Mtiafsctinn or money
¡refunded. Callon or addreaa meat the
I fair grounds, Central Point, Orego*.
E M E R Y,
Proprietor.
t
i
—Manu:ac;urers of the Celebrated—
A Pleasing Sense of Health and
Water Rights Notice
'Strength Renewed, and of
Ease and Comfort
Follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts
gently on the
K idneys , L iver and B owels 1
Effectually Cleansing the System when
Costive or Bilious, Dispelling
Colds, Headaches and Fevers (
Î*» Y9tt. M T
Double Strands
Galvanized Bessemer
Steel
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without weakening or irritating the organs
on which it acts.
For Bale tn 50c and B1.O» Bottle« by alt
Leading Druggists.
WWTTOrf, MT
The best Stock. Hog, Rabbit and chicken Fence.
l ive
and permanently curing
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION
Mj*cr»crr*«D only vt rse
OALIFOEHIA TIG SYRUP 00.
F baxciro . C a U.
__
N. C. BOTNTON.
CONTINUOUS
I
I
TWIST cf the
WIRE.
Wire
All parti»« taking water «ut «t Ashland
'and Bear creaks in ditch»» :or lrnganag
Burpuse», who«« right» are «e«< ad»rf tu
lose of tha «cderMgn»d, are re«p»rtrtilr,
I requested to 4»«i*t, a« w» »re ia »<*4
i tbe water that balena* t«» u» at »ar Phueari
: aiiUr Dwr prrer right« tnasl be le^ieetsH.
r
P. W. 0t.W«M.,
A. .1. Baran.
Fhoeaia. Bf • Jnna 2**
euthäy XOTiCE
rNnRRsiGxm) hab taken
n» »t hi« ptac», ni the P»»<i ledi»», •
T ib
• small black horse, stripe i» tace. 'w<* whit*
¡fore feet:
• t»ere old
Ne brand«
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKET?.
.perceivable. The owner will p!e»-e «.me
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: dii» adv«rráaia»aí.
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