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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY RECORD. The "Bouncing'’ of Gen. Applegate. Ned H. Pell, the Salem Statesman', pro fessional funny man writes: General E. ASHLAND Oa Thursday, Oct 2. 18» L. Applegate 'Lish; was a standing can- i didate for United States senator from The census bureau announce« Oakland, Oregon for twenty-odd long years, and Cal., *t 4«A«0, an increase of 14,035; the only thing in the world that kept him ' Sacramento, increase of 4,852; from going there was a dearth of votes. I Stockton, 14,376, increase of 4,094. He planted hopes and irrigated them , Th« pcrtoflk* authorities have seized with the overflowing waters of a yearning the entire weeklv edition of the Cinrin- beart’ ,be never reM<’ed votes anv natti Volksfreund because it contained aPPr«cl*ble extent. At last Lisb crawled lottery advertisements. idown off bi® b'l?h pedestal and lowered ' his aim long enough to apply for the po- Prince Bismarck and bis secretary, I sition of Indian agent at the Klamath Herr Bucher, are engaged at Varzin in i reservation. He unhitched his lines 1 compiling the memoirs of the events in irom the star and tied them to the blank which the prince figured while in affairs et of a lop-eared Klamath squaw . But of state. : Lish waa bom early into the world of; ’ trouble, and iiis has been a hard-scrabble Hon. J. M. Bush, a red hot democratic mountain of life. He hits lieen like a ' editor of Kike oxinty. Ill., is visiting the tender flower, cut down like pepper grass; | eoast. Thia ia his estimate of the repub yesterday he wag a daisy, to-day he lican party: “Take the negroes from tho 1 _____ ___________ like apple sass, or words to that effect. lottern, and the trustsand monopolies ‘ Well. “Lish” was appointed Injun agent, ' from tbs top, ai.d the remainder would . on recommendation of Senator Mitch-1 not make a respectable corporal’s guard.” . ell. Now the Injun department requires i every Injun agent to pray. The longer- ! A miaaionarv report from China aaya l .. > ■- l • , , winded he is • in hia petiton to the . throne that among the < aaee treated in the Lon | of grace in behalf of the poor, acrofula- don Miaaionarv Hospital at Pekin waa one of a youth who had removed a por l stricken sone and daughters of the forest, the better agent he is supposed to be. tion of the flesh from the calf of bia leg in order to make aoup for hie sick father. But Lisb don’t pray. Not only did be refuse to pray himself, but he wouldn’t Hi# father died notwithstanding thia act allow anybody else to pray. The United of devotion States government, through its big Injun The receipts of the fair this year will department, remonstrated with Lish and allow the directors to psv off sli premi told him no pray no pay. Then Lish ums and have money left. Much well- started in to convert the government of deserved praise is being given the sec- the United States to his theories, and the retary, Col. Robt. A. Miller, tor the able instrument he employed to proselyte the bnaineM like methods that made the fair republic was bis prolific pen. He fired auch a marked aucceaa thia year. Col. in bis arguments thick and fast, but the Miller had nothing to do with the track only effect w as a request for Lish to re management, which waa entirely in diL sign. That was adding gall to worm- ferent hands, and hence comes out with . wood, pouring hot lead into his wounds. • clear record and flying colors. Resign ’ Not much! Lish isnt of the ——| resigning kind. He ain’t built that way. The Multnomah county grand jury The result is that Lisb has been fired, found a true bill against the mayor and ' and the infamies of the dark ages are all city council of Portland for jointly main done over again! History has again per taining and operating a nuisance in the formed the act, contrary to the Australian shape of a cremator for burning refuse system, of repeating itself, and Lish is a matter. The district attorney drew up a mourner at the tomb of a lost people. bill of indictment against Manager Burl- | Lish is certainly a good subject for prayer. bach, but refused to do so in the case of I IXGALLS AND CARLISLE. the mayor and city council, for the reason that he was of the opinion that a convic I A close friendship is said to have sprung tion could not be had before a jury. I up between Senutors Ingalls and Carlisle. To a friend who spoke to him about it Eugene Dispatch: It baa been learned , Ingalls said: “Do you know how I was tiiat aaveral partie« in the vicinity have first attracted to him? I read in a news been swindled by a timber claim »harp by the name of W. A. Caborn. He has ! papers that when his election for senator was pending before the Kentucky legis been locating claims and offering to find J lature he was so short of money that he purchasers for them when they were i arrived in Frankfort with only 15 cents proved up. In some instances he re- in his pocket. I exclaimed that’s the ceived a fee for locating, and in others lie kind of men we want in the senate; no received only a location fee of $10. When mere milliouaires. Gives us poor men the time came for parties to prove up Ca- of brain and integrity. The more inti bora was not to be found, and only a mately I have become acquainted with small percentage of the locators will hold , Mr. Carlisle, the more 1 esteem him. their claims. Setting politics aside, he is the kind of The anti-lottery bill passed by congress 1 stuff that senators should be made of.” FOR SALEI Faber’s Golden Female Pills. For Female Irrez^lar ’ ititr : umliiDrJiKe ’ .em j on t^e naarAct Aever /aiL bnrce**'uily-isAd by prominent ladlei | monthly. Guaranteed to Believe tappr *sed meDBiruation. Oregon Land Company, •nr #f Ike Hao«M>Br»t geddeKes ¡a the State for Sale ar Evka age far Farm Property. ----- WITH ITS------ —DEALERS IN— HOME OFFICE AT SALEM. OREGON I will sell on lonz time or exchange for --------------- , farm, my residence in Ashland with a Don’t be htimbninrr-'i. frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and 150 lx the S tate I xsvbasce Bciuitxo. Hare Time. Healtn, on .-tlida Ave. The grounds are nicely ana money ;t<ke no oth lain out with choice fruit and shrubbery, And Branch Offices at Pori land. Astoria anil Albany. er. artificial stone walk, good stable and out Rent to anv address, Has for sale a large list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms. eeclire by joa'1 on re buildings. This cottage was built in the ceipt of price, fXOJ. Fall df ltWS of the choicest material and .Ut» fit» »n<l Sibaiban Property. Addre*«, ' by first-class workmen, Newson Bros., THE Ar'rlRC HIEDIH’IE COIHPAti f, SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET. : MAP : ANI) : PRICE : LISTS. S. F. architects. Will sell or exchange Branch, Bnx 27, PORTLAND, < K' any part of 1 to 4 acres all in choice fruit For sale by all druggists. and adjoining said residence. This is ; the most modern in style and best con MFG. OO., structed cottage in Southern Oregon, PARRY INDIANAPOLIS, IND. choice location and can be had at a bar gain. Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey, Real Estate Agt. Ashland LINK VILLE. OREGON. Oregon $UR£!SAFE! CERTAIII! I CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS & FR>O2STT STREET- No. 7|. Of Sash and Doors and ail kinds and styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold- ffiu *n<i Brackets of styles. Boats .— built . ., all or _- one . half 7 to order. -«i.- The . whole offered for sale. I 1 \ S Strietly First-Class. Warranted. \ AU Second Growth Hickory. Steel Axles and Tires. Ak Lew Bent Seat Arms. Perfectly Balanced. yv v - z Long, Easy Riding. Oil Tempered Spring. Se6t Wheels and Best All Over. IF TOO CAN'T FIND TNSM FOR SALE BY YOUR MERCHANTS, WRITE VS. TOWN LOTS! -- B. F. Reeser s - J. H. Russell TIN STORE R. R. ADDITION /</ZZfz) 'ToMflt” Sheet-Iron and 1» a pleasant, safe, «nd sate cure for coughs, colds, and all throat and lung affection«. THE MiNcrAcrcazD TjlTUnC! I. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cal. JjJjln Particular Attention to Sold all by druggists. K JOB WORK, EVANS & BRUNK DEALERS IN Which will be done in a workmanlike manner and at prices that PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS* TOOLS, WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC., DEFY COMPETITION. CONTRACTS In REESER’S BLOCK, Cor. M ain and G ranite streets, Ashland, Oregon. UOTOGItAPIIS. Price - - $100.00. A SHLAND, : : : : :: GREG ON. Independent Market If there is no agent in your town, address the manufacturers: Artist. Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and at Prices that Defy Competition. Ashland, Or. Books, Stationery, Jewelry. Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or. Prescriptions carefully put up by com petent hands R. P. NEIL, (Successor to S. Stacy,) I FUL i L Clocks, Watches, and East Side of Main Street, A shland . flrs. M. E. Tyler, hand A LINE of choice Marble. All Orders in Stone Work Promptly Filled. Marble Works on MAIN STREET, School <* None but the best material used. P ainting , P apering , E tc . ON DRUGGISTS. :o: FOR Hats, Caps, etc. CHITWOOD BROS. Building Papers, Wrapping Papers and Twines. Full stock always on hand and made to order. All kinds of ARTISTS' MATERIALS. and Bo y ss Cottiln^, R oots ( and ) S hoes ) i Copperware. st Staple and Fancy Dry Goods And will be sold at our well known LOW PRICES. Hardware, Tin, This Remedy Inquire at the R ecord office. NEW GOODS! DAILY JkZRZEÒI’V’IlTG- Is the place to buy otfvfGiffin A strictly first class machine. Fully warranted. Made from very best material, by skilled workmen, and with the best tools that have ever been devised for the purpose. Warranted to do all that can be reasonably expected of the very best typewriter extant. Capable of writing 150 words per minute— or more—according to the ability of the operator. OREGON. ASHLAND. Prie«, SIS.00 at Factory. Cob with Order. MANUFACTURERS. TYPEWRITER. Stoves, Tiiiwe, aid Emits ware. PUMPS, FARMING MACHINERY, AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC. Peterman Bros. INTERNATIONAL GEO. C. EDDINGS. GREGORY & HICKS PROPRIETOR. —CITY— All Kinds of Fresh Meats BWe call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.'s (Chicago) Red School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed. and signed by the president is now in THE PARISH MF’G CO. There is a general kick at the horse operation. Its provisions are stringent Kept constantly on band. Fair living Corner Main and Granite Street». racing at the late lair. It is charged that Agents wanted. PARISH, N.Y. priees is all that we ask. sod have only to be enforced to suppress they were not conducted on even the PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED the demoralizing traffic at which it is We will make it to your interest to STENOGRAPHY and “dead thieving square.” Owners and VTfU'Ti't TRANSFER. sltned, striking as it does both at the Bromides made in all sizes. Call and deal with us, so give the new meat mar DE/Fe: TYPEWRITING FREE , drivers are charged with putting money ket a trial. agents and patrons in anv lottery concern, I examine our work First-class facilities and best of teachers. on the winning horse and taking second Fresh pork on hand every day. It is made criminal for any officer or , money. Judges are accused of buying Address, with stamp for retu,n postage, THE PARISH MF’G CO., agent of the company, or any persons in 1 pools, and other rank performances are I Parish, N. Y. sny part of the United States to mail any LO . ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE, ineLtioned. Everybody seems to have —OR- 4 lottery communication, letter, postal, cir Fire wood of all kinds delivered any- bet on tho w rong animal. W. P. Benn furnishes us with the follow cular, ticket, money order, cheek or draft, ing list of premiums received by Ashland where u town at lowest prices. and closes the mails to every newspaper Porter, the census man, made quite a people on fruits. ■ ■ W P Benn, best general exhibition of 8 publishing advertisements of a lottery or reputation writing editorials for the tar —DEALER IN— varieties peaches, $10.00. announcements of its drawings. The iff boodlers, and by pandering to the low F II Carter, best display, $5. MAY BE HAD ALT W H Atkinson, special on 20-ounce cling. bill also aims an effective blow at any instincts of human prejudice succeeded O Coolidge, fruit in acids special. bank or other concern under whose cover in passing himself off among intense re Robert Goodyear, fruit in acids, 20-ounce a company may seek to do its business— publicans as being a man of ability. The cling, special. R Goodyear, special, Moorpark apricot. the postmaster-general being empowered responsible position of superintendent of R Goodyear, 2d, Beurred'Anjeu pear,50c. to direct any local postmaster not to de the census tested his ability, and his de I John R Norris. 1st, Glori Mundi apple,$1. Finished in Style Equal to Successor to HOSLEY & I’ELTON, liver registered letters to any person or fence against granting a recount in Ore W P Benn. 2d, 20-ounce apple, 50c. Mrs. Benn. 1st, best pop corn. $2. company engaged in the lottery business, gon shows up the last remaining picture, — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — Dr. A. C. Caldwell, almonds, 1st, $2. or the agent of such person or company. his character, in a decidedly unsavory Dr. A. C. Caldwell, liest collection. $2. ASHLAND, OREGON Austin W Bish, cabbage, 1st, $2.50. The ol<i lottery law was rendered worth manner. He was one of the vilest, nasti -THE WICKED FLEES— AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR C D VanDyke, brooms, 1st, $2. less by the indispoeition of the courts in est, dirtiest defumers of Mr. Cleveland Mr. Bell, best 3 bunches Flame Tokay When no man pursues. Not so with Louisiana to enforce it, bat the operation and along with other stinking partisan grape, $2. Mrs, P Griswold—2d on bread, $2. To those who trade at the C. 0. D. Empori of thia law cannot be baffled in this way, journals published the string of falsehoods matoes. 1st, $2 Prolific potato. 1st, $4. um. They are comforted with Bargains. Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. as its enforcement is not left solely to the in the Harrison campaign, purporting Chicago market potato. 2d. Carets, 2d, $2. They get Notions, Tinware, Whips, Per Practical Gunsmith, Terms. Cash. Pass-book accounts pay fumery, an<i Bargain Counter goods. Par-nips 1st. $2. Onions, sweepstakes, $4. courts. able Monthly. to be quotations from leading democrats Special on fresh blackberries. First on rug, MEDFORD, OREGON, WILSON & WALSWORTH. about free trade, the Irish, etc. But ret The Farmer and the Apple Market G F Billings, Jersey butter, 1st, $3. I wish to announce to the public that 1 ribution has come, and the R ecord will Proprietors. am ready to take orders for any kind of The following article from n California not shed a tear over his complete dis- gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, A Bnsy Life. farmer to the Sshnas Index will .pply to grace. filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors w5.nt 10 lncrease onr circulation very largely during the next elx month»—to double H ir Mr. B. Shepherd Wall, the young man TIMBER LAND NOTICE. etc., etc. Orecon farmer» juxt ax well a» to Califor* ¥ •lbla. To accomplish till» we need the co-operation of our proaent «ub»crlbrr«»nd reader» ‘if ATo. Patronize the- Office on Front street, in building witk R< al Kat ate Transfers. whose ambition to wear all the good one of our present readers would Becure for u, one neio lubicriber, our circulation would 1» .ln>ihi<7< nia farmers, perhaps more so. Rend it. of course. But we know that It will take an extraordinary Inducement to bring out the nit«» James Harvey to German Baptist clothes in Washington proved his down United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.) John B. Writ, ley, the real estate agent. 2-4 efTortsof every one of our presont subscribers—we shall have to make a high bld Well w. «77 Wbat's the matter with the farmers'’ June 3,1890. I church—1 acre in tp 38 S. R 1 W ; $1. fall, was the object of a good deal of in ambitious and anxious to double our circulation, and, by special ai langemeut with ono of tn. i..» is hereby given that Here is a year of fair market prices for Ing publishing houses we are enabled to make you OI loe ***"' J M Weaver to H C Humphrey—4-7 terest at the Langham, where he boarded. N otice in compliance with the provisions most kinds of produce, and many of our acres, se<' 17 tp 33 SRüE; $10. WM. IÔJLZDJL-LÆS’ His occupation was a matter of some of the act of Congress of June 3, -------- THAT An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality. Horace Root to S C Townsend—2 acres curiosity, and one of the guests one day 1878, entitled “ An act for the sale farmers are giving their stuff awav as Read it; To any one who will send us O ne Subscriber t<> V.isn.^r for Onn Y««« in tp39 S R 1 E; $700. of timber lands in tfie States of Califor usual. Crowding wheat on the market inquired of the elevator boy: AbsO‘Ute:y rroo, Froo, Ol< l »eint rend t>u ¡.tail posl •j ■*72: 1 .. J »su»uiuie<y bii ¡nail vost- nia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Chas T Anderson to A W Sanders— 80 Complete Noveio--an:l t,n. nt¡l:lireyi.l,,ln:i Jrmn ¡“efnihu. Connects with Every Train, ÍMidjrwenty-flve “What does that young man do?” while freights are 46s. 3d. when bv hold acres mining ground and interest in Territory," Edward Campbell of Klamath ing litt : “Deed, boss," was the reply, “he doan City, county of Siskiyou, state of California, ing back a few weeks they could find ships water rights, etc., see -7, tp 37 S R 4 W ; No. 283. Her Manifest Destiny. By A manda M. Dotwr **. Ï” !« I li.’1.9 II Hb. Mruw« niMtrtin No. 282. Olympia. By M. T. C aldob . do nuffin’ but change his clous.”—Wash has this day filed in this office his sworn No. LIS. A <-li'L I’. ; M *nv C kc I! II a »' * • at 35s. and pocket the difference them f'.MML q. c. d. No. 281. Delore«. By Mrs. J are U. A ubtin . statement for the purchase of the S W !4 of Ko I ’ i TL*' OM «1 Ol * ’ * 4 ty C' *■* Á W»C8TA. No. 2W). À II rave Coward. By B. L. H tkvrnron . ington Post. Erastus Wells and wile to C B Kings fc ’ Eftl, llKTEftll L1> FLXfilS DENTKVYEK set! No. 30, in tp No. 39, South Range No 4 selves. No. 279. A Troubleftome Girl. By “ T hm D ucnk ««.*' bury—11 .83-100 acres in tp 3'1 8 R 2 E ; No. 278. Gnllty oriiot Guilty. By A manda M. D ouglas !lTd k °’ East, and will offer proof to show that the Í i‘e h KciMeot. lij M "“rtfi. Why don’t farmers make more use of $100. No. 277. Faloely Accused. By Mr«, am * ri . H tkphkr «. ///■<#. Clergymen’» Attire. And carries the U. 8. Mails and V*» I !**’ •“’•‘»ft«! Hrix-clrt. 'Hr Mr a. H- land Sought is more valuable for it« timber The Greatest Medicine in the No. 274, A FalseNccnt. By Mr«. A lexander . No 12». t IH”. Il) Eir*w P imbcm M 1 ro ^ No. 275. The Pearl of IheOrlenL By B ylyarui O ob *. Jr. No. ITÍ. Atfttdiii*« Hi «tory. Dr H arhahbt R lofm * the newspaper? Wm G Kenney and wife to J H Hoff Wells Fargo’s express. It is surprising how the fashion among or stone than for agricultural purpo-es, No. 271. Nlmon Derrick*« Daughter. By M. T. C aldor . and to establish his claim to said land be No.272. The Linden Farm Bride. By M ahgarkt B louht . Only a few days a.-o I heard of a farm man—lots .8 and 9, block 14, Centra! ministers of religion of wearing a dis World. m ’ 4 1,0 “ **«»•'!«. Hr Mr«. J anr O Atreví« No. 374. A Dangerou« Woman. By Mr«, arm h . BrKrwBM. Pe‘ 2 !?£■ fore the Register and Receiver of this office y ,e F’vll UeiitttR. Hy il. T. C ai boa’ til ctive dress is dying out. A few years at " “ Hlackbird Hill. By E rtrkr H erlk K knnktn . N<.ua ers in Salinas selling his apple crop for Point ; flOi J.® ’ «I Bluckitavd fc—■- Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 28th 81T1SF1CTI0I UiitllTE ED. No in. The Peril of Richard Pardon. Br B. L. F abjmon Mr«. M ay A gn ».« |''i.kMiK«. * By D W O’Donnell toT F West—lots 3 and ago nearly every minister wore a white day of November. 1890. Ko. 1«. The __________________ Little Old Man ___________ of the Hatlgnolle*. _________ By 2® The most aggravated diseases (even lep future delivery, at fifty cents a box. If 4 block 6, Medford; $170,50. T*»« «rtlir Huth veBa ». mu . K milb G adoruu . The M-rwUk “ÂÎS fie names as witnesses: George A. Blood, rosy) ami cases pronounced incurable, yield JOHN DYER, E. WO RM AN, Medford No. 247. From the Enrth to the Moon. Ry Jri.ro V rbvb . _ CDM.tM. fílustiíilol. Farm ìl7Ìer/. Ä necktie, a vest buttoned close up to the uy wILCIB that man had kept himself posted he Elizabeth Breese to Rossetta Waters— No 2<3. The UNurUlun** FloU B.r Dr. J. H. noDrnooN. No. loo. Out «»f the Prnth* Rrncawrnv... Driver Livery Stables, Prop. throat and a coat of similar peculiarity. and Edward A Hildreth, of Ashland, Jack- to its magic touch. It is a new revelation No. 242. The Baron’« W III. Hy S ylyanuo C obb , J i . No 99. might have known that apples from some 2 acres in tp 38 S. R. 1 W; $400. sop county, Or., Thomas E. Stanley, of to mankind; a bright oasis in a hopeless No 241. Thoftlray Falcon. By M. T. Cat dor . K«. PO. “ A T ule Nfhln By Mr«. H rnrt W oor , J H Hoffman to Jackson Deliaunay— Now all is changed. The white tie has Klamath City, Siskiyou county,Cal., Frank desert expanse, and threatens to revolution No. 240. The Borrow of u Secret. Ry M auy C kck , II at . No. »7. AÎialîi"® î! i»Dler,a trees were selling last February for $3 a ^""1« T romai . mv No. 2*9. Percy and the Prophet. Ry Witma C ollin *. long since lost its clerical mark, and McCracken, of Whitg Ptjpt; Jackson coun ize medical practice. No. H. lot.- 8 and 9, Central Point; $200. No. 237. The Story or a Wedding King. By tko author 96. No. box, and in all 1 kelihood, be worth more ty. Oregon, All orders will be promptly filled by send of •’ Dor* Thorne " when a minister wears a coat of the kind No. 94. No. 2M. Martyn Ware’« Temptation. By Mr«, n. Woon No. W. Any and all persons claiming adversely ing to Remarkable Reavne. than that this year, as reports from the that used to be his exclusive property he No. 235. A Modern Cinderella- By author “Dor* Thorn«.” No. I. W. BURRI88, Proprietor. the aiiove-descrtbed lands are requested to No. 234. The lalund Home. By M. T. C zldom . Wo. •I. Curtain, Plainfield, Ill east chronicle the failure of the eastern Mrs _ Michael _____ ___ ___________________ . . rather makes himself conspicuous by it tile their claims in this office on or before No. 238. The Fntnl Glove By C lara A volut *. No. 90. This favorite resort is gaining in popu Mo. KO. The Mill Bld of Tyrol. By M. T. C au > ub . makes the statement that sbe caught cold, than otherwise. In a city of conven aid 28th day of November, l;<90. Ko. ». ■■ T? —— crops. No. 225. Malwa*e Revenge. By H. H idk * H aggard . " Bor« Thorn*. ■ ■«•»«•« W»ai.a. 1, larity every day. which settled on her lungs; she was treated tions like St. Louis a change of fashion Mo. 223. Ruth Herrick. By W illiam H. H uamnkli .. J ohn H. S hupe , Register. s. Agent, Ashland, Or. San Francisco commission merchants for a month by her lantily physician, but No. 215 Rut been*« Ward. By F lorence M arry at . w*v. 1U. No. 214. T wo li l»«e*. By the author of ” Dor* Thorne.’’ like this is very conspicuous. I can re Must lie paid for in advance, by money are already looking around for supplies of i;rew worse He told her she was a hope- No. 213. Clonde nn<l Ruiiahine. B y CHAftt K* B rads . | order, postal order or cash. Price, $3 50 The very best of WINES, BRANDIES, Mo. 212 A Vagabond ----------- ess victim of consumption, and that no member the time when a religious con Hersrfno. By Jr«. Mr A. ' E “ dward *. — -y No. 211. Thornycreft _____ ,------- wränge. Grange. By By R R ftt ktt V*i nwood . winter apples, offering to buy on threes medicine could cure her "• a “;,,.?^* MUUr u- *>~‘k »»-Ä-nw. i per gallon jug. delivered at the Ashland Her druggist ference brought here a crowd of dele No. 310. Caramel "----- — Cottage. By ............... Mrs. H bxrv W ood . BEER and CIGARS, kept con depot. - ■ - Orders from abroad promptly ' No. 300. The Droain Woman. By Wir kik Cori.rxs. even in so remote a district as thia. Those suggested I)r King’s New Discovery for gate.« whose profession was as plainly No. 82. MI m « f ’Mr«.t n/uotrme^ Jfe.308, ____ _ ______ The Treasure of F rune bard. Dy II. L. Bia»- Kept at the Post-office, in sia- 1 I filled. 1 _ stantly on hand. of our orvhardista who have winter xp- Consumption, die bought a bottle and to defined by their garb as if each wore a j sonic block! ;-i:: fj2i‘ her <lelight found herself benefitted from JU.307. The Mlaadventnrea of John Klcbokon» By «U. R obbrt Louie H trv » m * on . Pl~. will find it to their interest to han first dose. She continued its use and after surplice or gown. Now ministers dress PORTER & ALE. N«.9M. Ne f». A »«•» lieart. , Mo. 300. Bread Upon the Water*. By Ml«« Mor.ocw. JH’d. taking ten bottles, found herself sound and No. 206. A Taleof Threo Lion*. By II. R idkr H ao * aud . no. very much like business men do, with dle them as carefullv as eggs—no dump V. ■ / No.204. PtigeNIncty-two. by M ary ary C rcii . H ay . well, now does her own housework and is Fine Billiard Table, W«. Ko. 209. I. Mury ilardwlck*« II To the Farmers of Jackson Co. Hard wick'a Itlviil. Rlvnl. By Mr«. H. W ood . N®. . Agi ¡mfe ing or rolling them from box to basket- well as she ever was.— Free trial bottles of perhaps a little more preference for “ Il M arion H axi . and ZU’J. No. 202. I. Wall Flower*. * - B y *' Ne. 1 No. 201. _______________________ _ H oratio A lokr , Jr. No. The Merchant*«Crime. By put them in a cool place and keep until this Great Discovery at Chitwood Bros , black; but each pleases himself as to cut The very best beerot Anaheim, wine and N«. 900. Georgi; C'nnlftcld*« JutirtK imey. Ry Ml«« R radim > n . No. The undersigned have opened a drug »Core. lajge bottles 50c. and $1. »nd style.—Interview in St. Louis Letter. ; Hennessy brandy, which will be sold by No. 198. My Miter K «te. By author " “ Dorn Thorite.” J7rd. January or later. Pack in boxes lOxllx No. 197. Heaperfu. Br M T. C’Ar.i»oH. ••»»“•r «f’’ ÎKr* Tbw * /«wariGuJ T A Gentle Hint. the quart or gallon. No. 1« I van tn e Neri, B v 8 ylvanu —re 4 Coen, Jr. 22 inches and grade in three sizes. No. Wright’s Sarsaparilla will cure the most Our tables ae supplied with the latest pa No. 195. A Durk I nherltauec. By M ary Cecil. H ay . Mrs. Younghusband — Here is an item, 184. That Winter — Mght By R obkiit »®t B uchanan , --- — _______________ pers. Come and see us and we will treat Ko. 1, four apples span the box; No. 2, five obstinate skin diseases, renovate the whole St_ 1Í5 The Red Crooa. By |<y M. JJ T. Ç No. 183. C A ai |,| . dor . system, and put your lite on a new basis. Clarenoe, that says every person ought you as well as we know how. No. 182. For Love or Riche*. By author ” A Cie*t to a span ; No. 3, six or seven to the span. . Sold by T. K. Bolton. *’r*—• —IN to take scrupulous care of their nail.«. Mlauko.** No.181. The Wlxard of Cranada. By M. T. C ai dar nV And pack honestly the same sizes all Mr. Younghusband (involuntarily nib No. 180. A Worn'tn'« Secret. Hr C lara Avanm. t- ’ ïï ’ Fr«ae«i Dee«. R y W ilvib O di , > ra CENTRAL POINT. No. IM. The Guilty River. • r Wn mr Coi lino . The Astorian tells this story: About a bing the bottom of his slipper)—And through, good sound fruit, and von’ll get TIMBER LAND NOTICE. No. 155. Florence ivlngtoa** Oath. By Mr*. M ary A. No. W. Ha<*k to I hr Old lloinr RiM«t»Cicii Haw rn quarter of a century ago, when Charles I) bn iron . HUMruteH. And will keep constantly on hand a full • Îî •**▼*«■11 airrr. fUutratiA 'U' tacks too, my dear.—Burlington Free well paid. I got as high $1.75 for No. 3 s . OREGON. assortment No. 154. I»aiiea«ter** Cabin. Ry Mr«. M. V. V ictor . TlVd. No. 49. A IL Idc ProfM the Neu. Rf author “Dor* T^uirwj •• M. Winant—now city marshal of New Press of Hardware. Stoves and tin No. 153. Moat Grar«ge- By Mr«. HKN*r Woon. Ko. a IbeCrlekefM United States Land Office, Roseburg Or. J last winter. N®. 152. The Pol *o n of A*p*. Ry F i . orknck M arr vat . ware. port—wasa email boy, he was sitting one By C hari k « D ickkno . //fuacrafef m®ry. J une 3. ISSO, f No. 151. Forging the Fetter^ Ry Mr«. A i . riandkr . Has just received the biggest anil liest Don’t dump your fruit, all kinds and day on his father’s knee in their house at */ Wwi» O lli ** A Playwright*« Daughter. Ry Mr«, annir Has to Be Careful. stock of goods ever brought to Ashland. otice is herebz given that No. 150. M S*t "OfilLTQ« Mr««*. ZUd N K dward *. ninttrated. No. M. MM«*. Rv MfiBf C rcil 1U». i sizes, into coal nil boxes and rush it off Brtv-eport, Wash. John B. Rose, now We Will Not be Undersold A fine stock of imported good.«. I also car in compliance with the provisions of Ko. 149. Hollow A*h Hall. Rv M argaret R lovnt . IWA. Ko. 99. A« «e- Mr«. H** ry Noon. Wife—You dance a great deal better 149. A Bartered Life. Ry M arion H arland . No. 83. Kloter Hear. By W ilrir C olli «*. the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled No. to the nearest store, and trade it for 40 under sentence of death in I’.rifle conn than you did before we were married. ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot I No. 147. Blr Noel*« Heir. By Mr«. M ay A« kk « F i . kmino . fail to lie suited. Call and examine the tv, Washington, had a -.nidge against IM. Dorlo*e Fortune. I<y F ioukxck W ardkn . Call and see us before purchasing eise “An act for the sale of timber lands in the N®. Z2Z. No. 29. A Uoldru »MWM. By author •> 1W* Ttiarna -■ us cents a box, and then blame Providence 145. The Nlaeof Heart®. By H. L F arjkon . Mr. Jed. Winant at that time, and fire<t Then you always tore my dress in danc stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class where, fcr we can suit you in price and States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and No M®. 10. Lady V'alworih’e Diamond«. By "T he _ By K tt * V. M bcb . n/*»rr«re<. because you can’t make a living! work, a good tit and satisfaction guaranteed. Wa-hington Territory, ’ ’ George A- Blood, ing, but you don ’ t now. noewa®® ” quality. X.. through the window of the house at Mr. “ tt. Dudley <’uri com . By MlaoN. R. D baddo * 149. Fair bat Fal«e. Ry anthor of “Dora Thorn«.” Jiri, X«. of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of Ko. Also line of a Conductor's Cloth. Husband — Humph! Then I didn't 1;2 J. C. SHERIDAN. You can get new boxes for six cents Winant and his son while they were sit ho. 142. The Woman Hafer. By Dr. J. H. B obi ^ mm . fUA. N*. 22. 1 hr Heir to A«liley. By Mr«. K kwrv Vnan Oregon, has this day filed in this office his No. 141. Between Two Bln®, By the author of ” Dora X*. F. E. ZOELLMI. apiece, and make enon.’h off a few boxes ting as described above. Fortunate the have to psy for it.—Texas Siftings. Thorite” Illmtrateit. Xn. sworn statement for the purchase of the S No.140. The Lawycr ’ a Secret. Rr Ml*« M. E. R radd <> n . bullet missed its mark, and neither the W *4 of sec No. 8, in tp No. 40, S R No. 4 No. 199. The Ntraage Ca«e of i>r. Jekyll mid Mr. Na. of apples to pay the price of your paper X«. a Near, Arfc»ll. ». Mi. H»„»en STAR farther nor son were injured, but the ||* de. By B. L. H trvfnbon . and will offer proof to show that the X«. Encouraging Her Sympathy. Ar*»11«*». ,!0<"" i K l » t A a Old Man*« Sacriflce. Dy Mr«. A nn fi . X., *• half a dozen times over. It pave, you’ll would-be murderer of a quarter of a cen J BlaeKye.aa»U«i4eaHalr. ». liinT.^,. land sought is more valuable for its timber Ko. B 138. tbfnrn «. X». ». < «piala All«».. LaSZr n> ut cÁ.Zt Gereral Manager: She—Poor soul! : or stone than for agricultural purposes, No. 117. ruder the Lllne*. By author of ” Dora Thorno.’’ X«. 2. Among ___________ -- Caci t H av . jj’g. find, to keep you-self posted. Knowing tury ago now awaits the hangman’s noose tbe H m I m *. _ H» ____ M a by you seem to have had a good many hard I and to establish his claim to said land be- Just think of Itl Wo will give you twenty are chormlng complete novel» fr« If you win .It bow and when to sell is a chief part in for his participation in a crime which trials. i fore the Register and Receiver of this office only one yearly »ubecrlber The novels nre splendid asm , aud they are publi»h'd comnl.t. 7.T was not merely an attempt, but resulted farming. ■ at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 2sth neat pamphlet form. Note the names of th» uu thorn-they »re tlio mo»t celebrated writer« ¿Js Ragged Charlie—Yer betcl»er life, in the murder of two inoffensive people. of America and Europ«. Note also the long end attrn tire ll.t from which you are nrt.t’12.12 ' day of November, 1K90. madim; the last one cost me six months. sele-t. No matter which of the novels you choose, you will bo i^rfeclly dellahUd with lie names as witeesses: Thomas E. to Workingmen cannot afford to lose time. Sfoetof the novels in this list sell for 23 reels each In ft. '■•.and. and other libraries I mm *1 Will be open May 1st, Salem, Sept. 39.—The first duplicate ; —St. Paul Pioneer Press. IStanlevof Klamath City, Siskiyou county, twenty.Km of them-uny twenty five yon may choose-/»'". I getting us only on« yearly »ntw-rtri. Sunraons Liver Regulator will keep you R. F. HIGH, Proprietor. county tax roll to be received by the sec- ■ i Cal., Edward Campbell of Klainath City, Can you doubt that thin Is a wonderful op/mrlmUy—s icIi a ono an you never had before 1 from it. r‘ow> retary of state this year is that of Like I Siskiyou county. Cal., Edward A. Hildreth Now let every reader of this pai*r e .nslder this offw as a-ldrened io himself or Living Vp to Hls Motto. For the accommodation of a limited mm- 1 Indians cannot hwe whiskv under the ually. Make np your mind that yen will have twenty nvo of these charming rotmjete nowii’ of Ashland. Jackson county. Or., Frank riue euiuanarv I “Well, I must go now,” said Chollie. ber of guests. ! law, < ven for med te " H. M.-Knie. a ■ •n- tv, fil-d to-day how easily youca- do Itl What Is It to get one yearly sube-riber to Ihlaoanert ■VY0T1CE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO McCrjicken of White Point, Jackson county, And drncgi.-lof \dan>«, Utna . » »u . -4 ’ si.oaa < h t .1 t :x; Me property <»i $1,39 ’ “What's your hurry?’’ asked EtheL one Bjitgle ono of our prrv-nt »Rb»<Tlbent ana rss-lernt.iit can do It. If they will trv nem.mK.. Board and lodging ¡>er week.............. $10 00 the people of Ashland and surround. I you are not asked to get up ft clnb or to do any c nvasslng. but merely to use your influene« liquor to Indians on a prescription The ' >SS 31; uuuiber of polls. 477, This is a I .................................. day..................... 1 50 ing country that I at am the old stand on j Anv and ail persons claiming adversely Induce one of yonr neighbors or friends to take onr r«per for a year ’ Anybody can «u’ehtV United States district atu-mey h Ids that deereuae of $300,000 from last year; the j “It is five minutes of 12, and my mot “ per day ......... . .................. 1 Q0| the above described lands are requested to Main street, opposite the old Flag staffi , t . , . . Among your neighbors > nd friends there Is certainly me who will snhaerlb. for our i,er.«r .r »7,,;. the law has been viol tted an . Mr. McBride difference being for the most part in j to in life is, 'Never put off till to-mor Single meals ’.......................................... 50' where anv "tie wishing work done in iny file iliwr their claims in this office on or before solicitation. Do not put ’t ofT, or stop to think It over, bnlgo right out at once nn I Let v< nr .n?r will, accordingly, pay a visit to Judge ' •lieep anti catte. row what you can do today.’”—New scriber. You vonrself will be surprised to find liow easy a thine It 1s to do au-i when en.. line will always find me ready to serve said 28th day of* November^ 189(k Deody, yonr twenty-five complete rove's and commence resiling them, you will be deltuhted to a.o.a ? York Herald. J ohn H. Sucre, Register. Camping privileges will be 50cts per week them. "And men may come and men may I took advantage of onr great and very llher I offer. vt yvw for each individual. go," but I am a stayer forever. You feel faint and sick in the stomach — 1 Have vou seen those fine blankets at the Wo wlil give fifty of the noveln f-.rtwo >.rar y sulf r'bere. eeventv-five fox vhie. «ubr.r'bem and Wright’s Mv*rh Tooth Soap preserves (50) BYRON COLE. P roprietor . * so on for any number. Get more tl.an on., rntwcrflx r If yon can wiuwuttoo nni< h trout '« l.ut a« no appetite. Take Simmons Liver Rcgula- i Ashland Woolen Mills? (“having, 25c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo the enamel.and prevents decay of the tsetb. not fall to get at least ono. and secure lor yourself twenty five .Xatmin« Complete novels fro<- Von tor. ing, 25c: sea foam, 25c. Asa strengthened of the digestive organs, Gives beautiful lu-tre and whiteness, and will missagrand < name—a great optortnnlty-it y>u uu» thli offer br unheeded niytL. -7?,^ V au . es K ecorp . Ashland. Or., ha- the : novel» by the num bun u given. Address all ktteraV V“» t>V unheeded. Order yom; Wright's Iron Tonic has do equal. Tones cool- and refreshes the mouth. Try it. most news, is the best paj>er and the best j at?*<T'c «tv”’1'' ><V'tn!itSh,p^i ',he ' lire nervoQs n''rv“U' system ten» az a* i 1 ‘renew renews ebb- Sold by T. K. Bolton. L awes ' Hats ccttho a S pecialty . medium of Advertising. at pntM» utni U»iy evtupautiwn, at McGail’X bJ’ T- *- Boiwn. PASSENGER, & FREIGHT J. M. McCALL. PICTURES of YOURSELF H. C. MYER, HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE.i Ashland Market John E. Pelton. FAMILY. LOGAN’S GALLERY, Beef, Pork and Mutton. R. STRAIT, 25 COMPLETE NOVELS FREE TO EVERY READER OF THIS PAPER! ONLY WAGON icrobe f M n i K1 LLEIl RAIN or SHINE Exchange Saloon, John Van Horn, F.E.ZOELLNER, I i ... U: HARDWARE TRADE ii Barber Shop, i i Read the “Record’s” Premiums.