Valley record., October 23, 1890, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD
Dits. HARKIN'
COMING.
STRICTURE!
Why the reach Crop Failed.
FOR SALE!
Examine the VALLEY REC­
ORD’S Premium Offers. It will
A shland M arble Pay Y ou to Invest.
I will 6ell on long time or exchange for j
Henry A. Elbert, a veteran peach
They Will Have Their office« in thia
grower of Delaware, says that the real
City at The Oregon, and will Re­
A* H LA ND O» . TltiMit Oct. ¿i LsUO
cause of the peach failure is that in Permanently Cure.-i without Cutting Burn­
main From Oct »tier 26th to
Delaware, as well as in most of the other ing or Dilating. A perfectly painless treat­
November l«t.
Kubt. Bufit.cr *ny«
limit of a trotter’« «peed.
»ill be the
These far-famed physicians, who have
achieved a great reputation throughout
the Northwest, have been prevailed upon
Ttie yearling colt record wa» lowered by parties in this vicinity to visit Ash­
at Napa to 2
while the «tailion re­ land. One of the doctors will open of­
fices at The Oregon, for one week only,
cord wm «.ut down to 2:11>* by Stam- from Octotier 2tith to N'ovemlier 1st, aiid
boul, Siam bo ul'« last quarter being a the opportunity should not be lost to con­
He comes
2:07 gait. On the 9th, at Terre Haute, sult this famous physician.
the fastest mile in bar nets was made by highly recommended and laden with
1 testimoniáis from throughout the state
Pointer, 2109%.
ami the authenticated reports of the
cures seem nothing short el miraculous.
The ravage« of phylloxera are causing His office consultation is free, so that
cooaternatioa in the champagne district should there 1« any cases that are incur­
of France. Extensive preparations have able he will immediately discover them,
been made to give the ground a thorough thus saving their patrons any further ex­
penditure of money and time,which they
drenching with a «olution of carbonate might otherwise squander.
of aulphor and the government will ten­
Unlike other physicians who have be­
come eminent in their profession, the
der aaaiaUnce in the work.
doctors’ charges are extremely moderate,
You can always find who are the live and they will not undertake any cases
I
business men of any city, and who are that they cannot cure or benefit.
Drs. Darrin make a specialty of diseas­
doing the buaineM, by looking through
es of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and
the leading papera. Thia is true in New all nervous, chronic and private diseases,
York, in Chicago, in Seattle, in Portland such as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints,
and in Salem. Few men do a big busi­ Syphillis, Gleet, Gonorrhea, Stricture,
ness and get rich on the aly.—[States­ Spermattorrboea, Seminal Weakness, or
Ix>es of Sexual Power in man or woman.
man,
All peculiar Female Troubles, Irregu­
lar
Menstruation, Lucorrhira, displace­
In «heat Washington state has the lar­
ments, etc , are confidentially and suc­
gest average yield, 23 bushels to the acre; cessfully treated, and will under no cir­
in Montana the average was 22.3; in Ore­ cumstances undertake a case they can­
gon. 15; in Minnesota, 12: in the Dako­ not cure or benefit.
Their office hours arc from 10 to 5
tas, 9. The average was, Oregon, 14.3;
daily. Evenings 7 to 8.
Washington, 14.2; Minnesota, 14; the
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
Dakotas, 11.7 bushels per acre. The av­ and never published in the papers |
erage yield of oats was, Washington, 33.5; Most cases can receive home treatment
Montana. 31; Oregon, 30; Minnesota, after visit to the doctors’ office. Inquiries
answered and circulars sent free.
C6.6; the Dakotas, 21 bushels per acre.
Read the following testimonials of re­
The average for barley was, Washington markable cures:
and Oregon, 25; Montana, 24; Minne­
sota, 22.5; the Dakotas, 19.5 bushels per
acre.—[Secretary Rusk’s report.
The Klamath county pilgrims are mak­
ing their annual fall trading trip to
Rogue river valley, and our merchants
are doing an increased business in con­
sequence. The time is also drawing near
for another sitting of our wagon road
legislature. This makes us shudder.
This rotten body are liable at this meet­
ing to impose a fine and imprisonment
on every Southeastern Oregon man that
dares to trade in bis own state, in the
face of the fact that Oregon has expend­
ed »15,000 in making a nice smooth road
for that big Infant, the state of California.
J. P. Gallagher, one of the proprietors of
Ran Francisco's fine big new hotel the new
Western, was in town last night and was
shown the sights by his old friend Robert
Leonard, the gentleman who works the
trains for the Merchants' Hotel, Portland.
Mr. Gallagher is an old-time hotel man and
his name Is a synonym of popularity with
the traveling public.
Real Katate Transient.
Jno E Harvey to Jno W Shepard—lots 13
and 14, block 10, Central Point; »900.
Jas H Gsy to Jas M Hurley—4 acres in tp
37 s, r2 w;»5u0.
J W Lawton to J Kellogg—lots 10,11 and
12, also lot 11, in block 13, Medford ; »1.500.
D T Lawton to J W Lawton—40 feet ot!
of south end of lots 11, 12 and 13, block 2,
40x75 feet, Medford; »175.
D T Lawton to J W Lawton—lot 11, block
13; also lot 13. block 13; also lots 10,11 anti
12. block 12; fl.
Max P Jacoby and Wm P Jacobv to Mrs
Hophte Jacoby—all of lot 2, block Î5, Gold
HUI; $900.
Max P Jacoby and Wm P Jacoby to Mrs
8<>phie Jacoby—lot 11, block 25, Gold HUI;
Mary J Ragsdale et al to Scott Griffin—30
acres in tp 36 ». r 2 w,
w. Tolu
Toto ; »500.
Jno Rice to W F Holbert—10,58 acres in
tp 30, Ashland
Ashland ; »600.
Wm Kincade to M Purdin—assignee deed.
Mrs Nellie Brandenburg to B R Free­
land— 30 acres in tp 39, sec 5
5 ; $50.
»50.
A L and Kristina
Kristins Reuter to Sarah E J
C«>k^-tot 14, Holman
B°lw,n add
®dd to JacksunyUle;
Jacksonville;
Mary M Rice to Rebecca
____ 22
M 2_
Rice
— — ______
5 acres
in tp uv,
•u
39. Ashiana.
Ashland.
C W Palm et al to Emma Bloon—lots 4,
5 and •,
», block 46, Medford.
Nora Johnston et al to W P Benn—quit
claim to 1 34 acres in Ashland; »1.
Robt
Hobt C Dwigans
Uwigans et al—same to same;
tame; $1
»1
Elisabeth A Scott et
etal
al—same to same
same; ; $1.
»1.
Margaret
Benn-same.
“
“
‘ Dwigansto W 2 1* ‘ 2
---- -same.
Elizabeth A Scott to W P Benn—guar
guar- ­
dians deed; »30.
Better Than Goverment Bonds.
The ordinary living expenses of a family
of 11 ve persons, living In the customary man­
ner of the American people, amounts to not
less than »1,500 per year. It would require
nearly »40,000 in government bonds to pro­
duce this income. Ten acres of land in the
Willamette valley planted to prunes with an
ordinary crop at ordinary prices will net
more than »1,500 after paying for all labor
placed thereon. You can buy this land of
The Oregon Land Company, of balem, Ore­
gon, in tracts of ten acres or more at from
»55 to »75 per acre. Address,
The Oregon Land Company, Salean, Or
Woodville Items.
D. N. Birdsey has sold his fine crop of
spples to Jones & Otten.
Frank Parker has rented Eugene Trum­
ble’s place, on Wards creek.
li. M. Scott’s team took a spin on their
own account a abort time since, com­
pletely demolishing the back.
E. Stevens has leased S. M. Miles’s
place, and Mr. Miles will remove to
vatuas valley in a abort time.
Gid and Will Willcox have returned
home from the railroad work at Cow
creek, wheie they have been for ■orne
time.
Several strangers have been here late-
ly, looking at the country,
They were
wn,-
well pleased with the prospects here, and
may return and locate.
J. R. Satterfield, of Rock Point, has
been quite sick but we are pleasol to
learn he is improving under the skillful
treatment of Dr. De Bar, of Jacksonville.
C. E. Wilcox has taken charge of John
Wood’s place, and has opened the Wood­
ville House for the accommodation of the
traveling public. Ho will also run a
blacksmith shop.
The literary society of this place is get­
ting along finely. The question for last
week wss: Resolved, that ait is more
beautiful than nature.
But old dame
nature got away with the contest.
WlGODt8.
A Bl< Inducement fbr Money.
All newspapers worth having require
money to ran them. The R ecord is no
exception in thia respect. We must have
it, and in the advertiaing columns of this
issue throw out inducements that will
do the work. Just think of the Mam­
moth Cyclopaedia and the R ecord one
year for »3.00. And Dickeus’ complete
works and the R ecord for onlv »3.10. If
you aren’t satisfied with the whole earth,
we will throw in 25 novels free.
Resolutions of Respect.
At a regular meeting of the Ashland
Baptist church held Oct. 18. 1890, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, Rev. F. K. Van Tassel has
tendered his resignation as pastor of this
church; therefore
Resolved, That we accept his resigna­
tion as pastor, with sorrow and regret
that anv necesaity for it exista.
Resolved, That we part with our pas­
tor with kind and loving expression of
esteem and confidence, for his labors
among us for eighteen months, during
which numbers have been added to tlie
church and the cause prospered
Resolved. That our best wishes and
prayers will follow him to any field of la­
bor* to which, in the providence of God,
be may be called, and that he may find
a loving and appreciative people and op­
portunities for winning souls for the Mas-
County ConimissionerH' Court.
Continued.]
Hospital report of J M Loffland for the
month of September examined and •P-
proved.
Ordered that a monthly allowance of $12
be granted Mrs Wiu Randies, an indigent
person, until further order of this court.
Max Muller, county clerk, presents semi­
annual report of tina'nees of this county,
which is examined and approved.
J G Birdsey, sheriff.presents semi-annual
report, which is examined and approved.
Geo E Bloomer tiles his semi-annual re­
port; approved.
In matter of insurance of the county
court house. Insured for $16,000 in the fol­
lowing companies: The Marine, Travelers’,
Home Mutual, and German-American.
In Probate Court.
In matter of the estate of Dennis Moore :
inventory and appraisement tiled and ap­
proved.
In matter of estate of Wm Stewart ; order
of final settlement, and administrator dis­
charged
I
In the matter of the estate of John Orth; I
order admitting will to probate.
I
In matter of estate of Wendolen Nus; or­
der to show cause why realty should not be
sold.
In matter of estate and guardianship of
Richard B Vincent, Geo A Vincent. James
Vincent, Mary Vincent, Gibson Vincent.
Malinda Vincent and Daisy Vincent; or­
der for sale of personal propertv.
In matter of estate of H W Hoagland;
second semi annual statement filed and ap­
proved, and administrât, r’s bill allowed.
In matter of estate of J F Rag-dale; or­
der of postponement until Oct I3th, at 10
o'clock a. m.
In matter of estate of Hugh Johnston ;
order of final settlement set for Dec 2. 1890.
at 10 o’clock s tu.
In matter of estate ot Thos P Boyd; or- ■
der of final settlement made for Dec 2, at 10 I
o’clock a.m. ---———————
«f the luitoiiest Besièenue» in the State
öüi '
ment and a guaranteed cure in every case,
no matter bow lung -tanding. This treat­
f«r Salt ar Exchange for Farm Property.
ment. tor Stricture, of Dr. Boxell\, is the
greatest discovery known to Medicine. It dis­
solves and completely removes the Stricture
without annoyance or pain to the patient. farm, my residence in . tshland with a !
peach growing states, the soil has abso­
lutely exhausted itself for peach pro­
duction. That is really the secret, and
the reason why the peach crop, especially
of Delaware. has been growing less and
less in proportion to the amount of work
expended upon it during the last ten
years. Peach growers as a general thing
in America have made considerable
money, and have made it easily.
The care of their trees, once they reach
the bearing stages, costs but little, and
the conservative old fellows sat down in
their farm houses quietly and just let
the price of the rich fruit drop into their
laps. They starved the 6oil. and they
are now reaping the consequences. They
are beginning to find out that the soil of
a peach orchard requires fertilizers just
as much as the wheat farm does, and
until such aids to fruit growing have
been properly used the peach crop can­
not be expected to be as generous a one
as it has been for several years past.—
New York Star.
frontage of 160 feet on Main st., and 150 i
on .ilida tve. The grounds are nicely!
lain out with choice fruit and shrubbery,
artificial stone walk, good stable and out,
buildings. This cottage was built in the |
Fall of lSxS of the choicest material and 1
by nrst-class workmen, Newson Bros.,
8. 1-. architects. Will sell or exchange :
any part of 1 to 4 acres all in choice fruit;
ai.il adjoiniug said residence. This is!
the most modern in style and best con­
structed cottage in Southern Oregon,
choice location and can be had at a bar
gain. Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or
W. N. Luckey. Real Estate .4gt. .Ishland
Oregon
Diseases of Men
Peculiar to their Sex. and not proper to
name here, including all of those delicate
Infirmities and Weidtnesses. which they
would «brink from dtsclo’ing to their fam­
ily physician, («nuanently cured in less
time than was ever known to Medicine Ite-
fore, or Dr. Boxeli’s “New System of Treat­
ment.’"’ It rejuvenate« the genito-urinary
organs an<i makes weak men strong
When pos-ible. it is always best to cal! for
personal consultation and special examina
tioo. Bui tho.-e who cannot possibly call
should write, stating their case fully. Med­
icine sent by mail or express, sealed, free
from exposure, to all parts of the Pacific
Coast. Address.
If ni. A. RojreU, M. D.,
1
•
V
if Mi
School
And will be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES
Stationery,
PROPRIETOR.
Jewelry.
Kinds cf Fresh Meats
R oots ( and ) S hoes )
Main Street Comer, Ashland, Or.
Fair living!
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
tS- Prescriptions carefully put up by com­
petent hands
We will make it to your interest to
deal with us, so give the new meat mar­
ket a trial
I j S Fresh pork on hand every day.
OREGON.
ASHLAND
Books,
Clocks, Watches, and
Kept constantly on hand.
prices is all that we ask.
JLELE DAILY JTELFLIVIZtSTG-
DRUGGISTS.
(Successor to 8. Stacy,)
All
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
CHITWOOD BEOS.
F.E.ZOELLNER, R. P. NEIL,
*» ' ■■
NEW GOODS!
HAM» A 1 ILL
Ashland, Or.
East Side of Main Stridei. A shland .
Hop Raisin" Is a Gamble.
)Q OX
LINE OF (HOICK
Marble. All Orders in Stone Work
Promptly Filled. Marble Works < n
MAIN STREET,
Market.
Independent
Consulting Physician,
S t . P avl DisrEssARv. P ortland , O g ’ k
“Hop raising is the height of gambling
in the agricultural line,” remarked Mr. j
J. D. Iler, the well known brewer. “I
have seen hops sell for 8 cents a pound,
and I have seen them sell for $1.50 per
pound. Some hop raisers have made '
$2,000 and $3,000 per acre; others have
lost about as much. It is about as risky i
as horse racing, and hop raising hasn’t
half the elements of fun that can be
found in popular sports. This year hops
are bringing about 35 cents per pound,
and are still going up. Drought, frost
and damp weather are some of the
causes of the failure of the crops. If
some satisfactory way could be invented
NAMES THAT CAN BE REFERRED TO.
of keeping hops from year to year the
Henrv Sbmgh. Marleay. Oregon, deaf­ range of prices would not be so great,
ness, fifteen years, restored.
but until this can be accomplished the
Win Hunter, Eugene City, Or., catarrh growing of hops will continue to make
twenty years, restored.
men poor, others rich.”—Kansas
Volna Webster. Weston, Umatilla coun­ some
City Ti res.
ty, Or, catarrh, cured.
B H Rice. 32 B St Portland, heart dis­
ease cured, three months since.
George II Hamilton, 22 Stark St Port­
land, stoppage of the tear-duct cured.
Jos Moore, St Charles hotel, Portland,
polypds in the nose fifteen years, cured.
Wm Kahler, aged 72 years. Jacksonville,
Or. deaf in one ear 36 years, cured.
Miss Lucy Moran, Monmouth, Or, cross-
eye straightened in one minute.
Ed Hynes, Albina, catarrhal deafness, re­
stored.
P C McFarlane,Vancouver, sciatica rheu­
matism cured.
Geo C Scotten, Albina, Or, ringing noises
in the ear and deafness cured.
Mrs 8 A Wooden’s girl, 91 Columbia St,
Portland, nervous debility and malarial
fever and discharging ear, cured.
Wm Altnow, Drewsey, Grant county. Or,
catarrhal deafness and ringing in the ears
for twenty years perfectly cured.
Mrs S W Metzger, Gresham, Oregon,dys­
pepsia, liver complaint and pain in the
stomach twenty-three years, restored.
Mrs C Magenson, Merchant hotel, Port­
land, rheumatism, neuralgia, and female
troubles, cured permanently one year ago.
C Hiese. seven miles west of Fulton, Or
egon, liver and kidney trouble, dizziness
und pain.s over the whole system restored
to health.
Chas Brugger, Reedville, Oregon, almost
total blindness from etlects of measles, re­
stored after ill other doctors said be was
past cure.
Mrs L Mattoon, East Portland, Oregon,
catarrh, bronchitis, nervousness and sleep
less nights and loss of flesh, cured and
gained twelve pounds.
J R Cunningham, Walpinitia, Wasco
county, Oregon, total deafness two years in
one ear and partially so in the other, cured.
Mrs J E 81111th, Prineville, Oregon, ner­
vous debility and general weakness, almost
bordering on insanity, cured.
Henson McCoy, Dufur. Wasco county,
Or. deafness and terrible pain in the car
and head for six months, until he wa« near­
ly crazy, restlessness and insomnia. Re
stored to health by electricity after all other
treatments bad failed.
I) I Graham’s child, Springfield, Oregon,
painfully afflicted with granulated conjunc-
tivitus, complicated with ulcers of the eye­
balls for nine months, enred.
J A Lindsay, news agent on the O R & N
company, residence 312 O street, Portland,
consumption, bronchitis and catarrh cured,
and gained 15 pounds.
David Ross’ son. Woodland, W. T.. pain­
ful bip disease, bad to be carried to the doc­
tor’s office, cured. Mr. Ross has a daught­
er residing at the Merchants’ hotel, Port­
land, and can be referred to.
Levi Bartmes, Stayton, Oregon, heart dis­
ease, dyspepsia, pain through the heart
uud lungs and general nervous debility,
many times he would fall as though dead,
when everything seemed to turn black be­
fore his eyes—successfully treated.
D Campbell, Fulton. Oregon, says that
he would not take »lO.OOO for the cure he
received by Dr. Darrin. His trouble orig­
inated by 'three small lumps or tumors
coming on the arm, which rendered his
arm and hand perfectly helpless for one
year.
Wm. Parrott, Middleton, Or —Deafness
many years; cured.
E Anderson, Salem, Or.—Catarrh seven
years; cured.
D. W. Emmett, Salem, Or.—Deafness ten
years; restored.
Many thousand of other cases could l>e
published, did not the want of space here
turbid.
N. B.— Drs. Darrin head office in Port­
land, Oregon, at the corner of Fourth and
Washington Sts, will be running as usual,
where they are permanently located.
J. H. Russell
at Prices that Defy Competition.
GREGORY & HICKS
—CITY-
Has just received the biggest and best
stock of goods ever brought to Ashland. I
A tine stock of imported goods. I also car­
ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot
fail to be suited. Call and examine the
stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class
work, a good tit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth.
- B. F. Reeser’s --
TIN STORE
TRANSFER.
Is the place to buy
Hardware, Tin,
F. E. ZOELLXER.
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
Freight moved aliout town at rates
LO ER TUAN ANY ONE ELSE.
Sheet-Iron and
The Growing South.
The Railroad Record has made a com­
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any­
pilation of new industries established in
where
n town at lowest prices.
the south for the first six months of 1390.
which shows 108 new cotton and woolen
mills, 90 iron foundries and machine
Particular Attention to
shops, 35 blast furnaces, 78 mining com­
panies, 15 potteries, 05 cottonseed oil
mills, 10 rolling mills, 75 wood working
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago) Red
factories, 50 ico factories, 53 electric
i
Main street, facing the bridge.
!
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
light works and a number of other in­
dustries.
Which will be done in a workmanlike
Shoes, the be6t made. Every pair guaranteed.
Copperware.
HARRIS &. MURPHY BROS.,
OREGON
ASHLAND,
Ashland Market
JOB WORK,
fitted.
Faber’s Golden Female Pills,
Full stock always on hand and made
to order.
:o:
PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
Don’t be httmbugjred.
ASHLA ND, : : : : : :
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
—OR—
Olì EG ON.
Save Time, Health,
and money ;tukc no oth­
FAMILY
Building Papers, Wrapping Papers
and T .vines.
Sent to any address,
\ secure by mall on re-
\ ceipt of price, $2.00.
Address,
Patronise the-------
All kinds of
THE APHRu MEDICINE COMPANY,
Western Branch, Box 27, PORTLAND, OR"
ONLY WAGON
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
CONTRACTS
For sale by all druggists.
—DEALER IN—
'-’OR
P ainting , P apering , E tc .
M AYER.
HARDWARE,
Connects with Every Train,
STOVES &
TINWARE. RAIN or SHINE
TUAT-
Cor. M ain and G ranite streets,
Ashland, Oregon.
I10WGRÄPHS.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Has Moved into the building
adjoining R. I’. Neil’s meat mar­
ket on the north, and invites
the public to inspect his samples
Mrs. hl. E. Tyler, !
Artist.
Peterman Bros.
LINEVILLE.
Corner Main and Granite Streets.
PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
Brom idea made in all sizes.
examine our work
And carries the U. S. Mails and
Wells Fargo’s express.
OREGON
SIT 1 SFA € T 141
«I IK ASTE ED.
JOHN DYER, E. WORMAN, Medford
Livery b tables, Prop.
Driver
Exchange Saloon,
MANUFACTURERS.
I W. BURRISS, Proprietor.
This favorite iesort is gaining in popu­
larity every day.
H. JUDGE
Harness & Saddle
Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
to order. The whole or one half ottered
for sale.
14
Manufacturer
STAR
FOSTER & ALE.
Barber Shop,
Fine Billiard Table,
OREGON.
R. F. HIGH, Proprietor
is hereby ’ given TO
_
N otice
the people of Ashland and surround­
ing country that I at am the old stand on
Main street, opposite the old Flag stall
I where any one wishing work done in my
When no man pursues. Not so with I line will always find me ready to serve
those who trade at the C. O. D. Empori­ i them. “Aad men may come and men may
um. They are comforted with Bargains. | go,” but I am a stayer’forever.
They get Notions, Tinware, Whips, Per­
Shaving, 25c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo-
{ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c.
fumery, and Bargain Counter goods.
GRANT’S PASS, OR.
200.000TREESFORSALE
I
i
i
WILSON WALSWORTH.
Proprietors.
—CONSISTING OF—
Apple, Pear. Poach, Plum, Prune.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond
Walnut, CJJestnut, Shade and Orna­
United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or.)
mental trees.
June 3.1890. i
N otice is hereby given that
Strawberry
in compliance with the provisions
Plants, B Blackberry Plants of tjie
act of Congress of June 3,
and Grapevines.
18T8, entitled “ An act for the sale
Red Hill Land,
Noted Coast Highwaymen Captured. I
Chicago, Oct. 15.—Two of the most des­
perate criminals known to the Pacific
61ope were captured in Chicago to-night
bv James B. llume, chief special officer
of Wells, Fargo & Co. The captive des­
peradoes are Charles H. Thorne, alias
Dorsey, and George H. Shinn.
Their
last exploit in California was a daring es­
cape from the state's prison at San Quen­
tin. Thorne was serving a life sentence
ai/Lli GlffPff
for murder and robbery, and Shinn was
in tor holdihg up an entire railway train,
special Officer Hume’s clues led him to
believe the pair had drifted to Chicago,
This Remedy
and with the assistance of local officers is a pleasant, safe, and sure cure for coughs,
ter.
, .
colds and all throat and lung affections.
Resolved, That these resolutions be the two were located here. To-night at
the opportune moment Hume quickly
MANVFACTUBKD BY
published in the Pacific Baptist, \ alley
nabbt^i the astonished fugitives, taking
R ecord and Tid ngs.
them separately . Thev will be conveyed I. D. HOLDEN. Stockton, Cal.
J. S. W alter , Moderator.
back to their old quarters in San Quen­
Sold all by druggists.
B cnj . F ox , Clerk pro tarn.
tin prisen at once.
------ TO-------
J
c K s o XX-
ville
I
WILL FIND
P lymales R cach
Every Train at Medford. Ask for
The Best Coach—i
PLYMALE’S
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
Practical Gunsmith,
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON
I n
And
We Will Not be Undersold
■
Cail and see us betöre purchasing eisg
where, fcr we can suit you in price and
quality.
l:i
J. C. SHERIDAN.
tue
S tate I nsi rance B uilding .
Branch Offices at
Portland,
Astoria
and
Albany.
lb# City and Subuihan Frspcrty.
SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET, : MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
25 COiPLETE KSftLS FilEE
TO EVERY HEADER OF THIS PAPER!
..’’T® wS.nt 10 ,ncr“®® our circulation very largely (luring the neat nix mouth»—!.. <i„>ii,i.. ■> ..
•Ible. Io accompll.il this we need the cooperation ot our present nil .. •> i. ir un.t
, i..rH 'it.
one ot our present readers would secure lor m one neu> inlmeriber. o tr cir............................ i.„ a ' ?®1*
of course. But we know that It will tike an extraordinary Indù •< n>....t to i.n. ,• „ut 11.2 .. ,?i
efforts of every one ot our present nubscrlt»era-w<> «hall ¡.are to n..,k;
I, .;, i .” i
ambitious and anxious to double our circulation, and. by special arr»ngemcul wit....... .o/th.iJH
Ing publishing bouses we aro enabled to malto you
1
L*a'
An Offer Remarkable for its Libera Hty.
No. 7HS. Iter Mail Ite* t Pvxtlny. By I makds IL Dorai so.
No. 28?. OJyiuplM. By M. T. C aldob .
No. 2M. Dolores. Hy Nr». J ane <J. A ustin .
No. 280. A Brave C'ownrd. By K. L. S tkvcnion .
No. 27». A Troiiblenome Girl. By “ Tuie D uchmì .”
No. 278. Gullty ornai Guilly. By A manda M. D odsi . ar ./HM
No. 177. B nlaely Accimetl. By M ia . A nm H. N tkfmens . Jll'd.
No. 278. A FalseHccnt. By Mrs. A lexander .
No. 273. TltePenrlof tbeOrienL By làYLVAwpaCnBn. Jr.
Ko. 271. Simon lierrick’a l>uurhter. By M. T. C aluob .
No. 272. TiieLladcnFnnn Bride. By MaRaARKTBLOVMT.
No. 274. A llunrerous Womun. By Jlrs. ànn B. S tkfrkns .
No. 250. Bhtekblrd Hill- Hy E stiik * S krlk K ennkth .
No. 24». Tlse Perii of lUclinrd Pardon. Bv B. I.. F aiuron
No 243._________
«;*• old
vi* tho iUUrnoHe*. By
E mii . n G abohiau .
No. 24T. From
“
* Enrtli to thè Moon. Ry J i - lkr T kbnm .
Ilio
No. 2H. The Gnurdinn*« Plot. By Dr. J. il. R obinson .
No. 242. The Burou’n Wiii. By R ylvanus C obb , Jr.
No. 241. The <àray Falcen. B.r AJ. T. C aldoii .
No. 14«. The
__________________
Norrow of n Secret. By ______
M ary C _ kctl T! ay .
No. 23». Percy and lb« Prophet.
>het. Br
By W ilkik
ilki « C olunb
ollix «. .
No. 237. The Mary »r nW eddiuc Hlu
\ tba auibor
__ 1
Ing. By
of “ Dora Thorne."
No. 23«. Martyn Ware'« Temptation. By Mr«, n. W ood
No. 235. A Modern «luderclla.
Cinderella By author “Dor..
Dors Thorn«."
No. 234. The island Ihme. By M. -----
T. C aldob .
No. 283. TheEnlnl (sieve- By C lai . a A uousta .
No. T.'«. The Mill Olrl of Tynel. by N.T. C aldo «.
No. 225. M u I wm ' m Itovciiffe. By H. H idf . r H aogabo .
No. 223. Huth ilerrlvk. liy W illiam H. BossbfgLL.
No. 21« Kuth ven’s Ward. By F i . oukncm M abbyat .
No. 214. Two Klooes. By the Author of“ Dora Thorne."
No. 713- Clnudn end Nunohlne. By C uablbo R kade .
No. 212. A lu<ubond Heroine. By Mrs. a . E d vr aro a.
Ko. 211. ThornyeroR Grunge. By B itt W in wood .
Ko. 210. Garumel Cott «re. By Mrs. H knry W ood .
No. ?W. The »ream Woman. By W ii . kim O ollix «.
TheTreMureor Fraaehitrd. ByB. L. in»-
« • HXtGX.
srwa,'
fit. Wr. Th* Ml«adventare« of Job« NkhoUon. By
BOBERT I.UDIS BTiCrEHBON.
No. 20?. Bread Loon the Water«, By Mitt M vlock , JU'd.
No. 205. A Tale ef Three Lions. By M. R ideu H aobard .
Piifge MnetT.tno. By N ad ? C ecil H ay .
The Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and I Ko. 204.
2*0. Mnry Hardwlek*« Ulval. By Mrs. H. W ood .
Milling Company. Location of principal No.
No. 202. W nil Flower«. By M abion H abland . fil'd.
place of business. San Francisco, Cal. Lo- Ko. W1. The Merchant'«Crime. By H oratio A louii , Jr.
No. 200. Georae CnulOtld*« Journey. By Miss B baddom .
cation of works, Wagner Creek Mining Dis­ No.
IM. M j ' Mater Kate. By author “ Dors Thorne.“ JU d.
No. W. Hesperia. By M T. O ai . dob .
trict, Jackson county. Oregon.
IM. Ivan the Serf. By S vlvanus C obb . Jr.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting I Ko
Ko. 195.
— A Bark Inheritance. By M auv C kcil IT at .
of the Hoard of Directors, held on Friday. No. 184. T hat Winter Night By R obert B vcmanax .
183. The Ked Cro«*. By 11. T. C aldob .
the 15th day of August. 1890, an assessment No.
For Leve «r lllcues. by author “ A Great
(No. 1.), one and one-halt (1 1-2) cents per i No. 183.
Mistake.'*
¡81. The Wizard of Granada. Ry M. T. C aldob .
snare was levied upon the capital stock of No
180. A W »man*« HeereG By C laba Ar oust a .
the corporation, payable immediately, in No.
No. 158. The Gulltv III ver. By W h . kje C olmn «.
Florence lvlngton'« Oath. By Mrs. M aby A.
United States goia coin, to the Secretary, at No. 155.
D enison . Illmtiatel.
the office of the Company, No 105 Stockton No«A54.
LaneMAler*« Cabin. By Mrs. M. V. V ictbb . Ill'd.
Ko.
153.
Meat Grange- liy Mrs. H enhv W ood .
street, room 77. San Francisco, California.
KI2. Th® Polsmn of A ftps. By F i - obkkcx M abbyat .
Any stock upon which this assessment No.
No. >51. Forcing th<} Fetters. By Mrs. A lexandem .
shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of Nov- Mo. ISO. A Play a right's Daughter. By Mrs. A xnib
dwards . JUuatrated.
ember, 1890, will be deli-.quent and adver­ Ko. K 149-
Hollow Ash Hall. By M abaabbt R loumt . IU'd.
tised for sale at public action, and unless T»o. J48. A Bartered Life. By M anion H arland .
147. Kir Noel's Heir. By Mrs. M ay A owns E lenins .
Payment is made before, wili be sold on No.
146. Dori«'« Fortune. By E’ lomnnck W arden .
uesdav, the 2d day December, 1890, to pay No.
Wo. MS. The Nine of Heart*. Bv B. L. F arjeox .
the delinquent assessment, together with No. 144. Lady Vulworth'« Diamonds. By "Tas
Assessment Notice
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
of Directors.
V alley R ecord , Ashland, Or., has the By order of the Board
F. A. D avis , Secretary.
most news, is the best pai>er and the best
Office
—
No.
105
Stockton
street, room 77.
medium of Advertising.
San Francisco, California.
oct 9
'3A axisA 'sxdVHoxax aaoi ¿s airs aoa
agía x . hto aoa di
nV issa pnv sraaqw
kshi
•£uudg |>a;adtn«x no WM "»3 ‘suoq
qnauviva Xpaapaj
-rauv ws >nag noq
•sanx pav safxy pats
•XioxatH qi-eojp puosa« nv
•paunoniM vsva-wiij /pojns
•j»piO WM tirtO
Xiovrti IB 00 91$
R. STRAIT,
---- WITH ITS-----
“An act for tire sale of timber lands in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington Territory,’’ George A. Blood,
of Ashland, county of Jackson, state of
UB^L adies ’ H air ccttinu a S pecialty . j Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement for the purchase of the 8
\ W % ot sec No. 8, in tp No. 40, 8 R No 4
and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land Ire-
fore the Register and Receiver of this office
j at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 28th
; day of November, 1890.
fie niinies as witeesses: Thomas E.
Will be open May 1st,
Stanley of Klamath Cjty, Siskiyou county,
Cal., Edward Campbell of Klamath City,
For the accommodation of a limited num­ Siskiyou countv, Cal., Edward A. Hildreth
ber of guests.
of Ashland, Jackson county. Or., Frank
Board and lodging per week...
. $10 00 gfcCracken of White Point, Jackson county,
“
“
•*
“ day....
.... 1 <50 Or.
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
.*• per day..........................
.... 1 00
Single Leals .'... ......................
50 the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before
Camping privileges will b« tfigte per weejc stud 28th day of November. 1890.
J ohn H. S hcpic , Register.
for each individual.
(50)
BYRON COLE. P roprietor .
HARDWARE TRADE
PEOPLE GOING
Oregon Land Company,
T.cad it : To any one mho tnill send us O riG Subscriber t - 1‘
is herebz given that i at the regular subscription price, irewill gire Absolutely Free « ' <
N otice
in compliance with the provisions of ! paid. Twenty-five Complete Novels-«njtw.nf ./i-c .o,.
the act of Congress of June 3. 1878. entitled ipg Utt :
of timber lands in tjie States of Califor­
nia, Oregon. Nevada and Wasliington
Territory," Edward Campbell ¿1 Klamath
City, county of Siskiyou, state of California, i
has this day tiled in this office his sworn
I» GROWN ON
statement for the purchase of the 8 W X of
sec No. 30, in tp No. 39, South Range No 4
East, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes,
Without Irrigation
and to establish his claim to said land be­
fore the Register and Receiver of this office To the Farmers of Jackson Co.
i
at
Roechyrg, Oregon, on Friday, the 28th
WE do not handle, cultivate, or
attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties day of No Vetolie r. 1890.
The undersigned have opened a
j
fie names as witnesses: George A. Blood,
or kinds of FRL’IT, until satisfied that
'
thev are well ADAPTED to the soil and and Edward A Hildreth, of Ashland. Jack-
climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE­ son county. Or.. Thomas E. rlianiey, pf
Klamath City, Siskiyou county. Cal., Frank
GON. Write for terms to
McCracken, of White Point, Jackson coun­
T AT
—A-t*
'
A. H. CARSON & SON, Grant’s Pass,Or. ty. Oregon.
Anv an« cJI per.sons claiming adver-ely ■
OR
CENTRAL
POINT.
,
the above-de'Crttxid lands are requested to
W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or.
tile their claims in this office on or before ' And will keep con«tantly on hand a full
aid 28th day of November, 1890.
assortment of Hardware, Stoves and tin­
J ohn H. S hvfe , Register.; ware.
sery
I
United States Land Office, Roseburg Or . ,1
June 3.1890. j
— TIIE WICKED FLEES—
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
I
The very best of WINES, BRANDIES,
BEER and CIGARS, kept con­
stantly on hand.
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
and at Low Rates.
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
Has for sale a large list of Grain, Stoch und Fruit 1'a ring.
The very best beerot Anaheim, wine and
Hennessy brandy, which will be sold by
the quart or gallon.
Our tables ae supplied with the latest pa­
pers. Come and see us and we will treat
you as well as we know how.
All work ordered will be mode to give entire .
SATISFACTION-
Finished in Style Equal to
OREGON.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
Call and
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
I
f
ASHLAND
ASHDAND,
PICTURES of YOURSELF
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay
able Monthly.
^■^■None but the best material used.
In REESER’S BLOCK,
HEALERS IN
SURE!SAFE! CERTAIN!
M.
J. M. McCALL.
Wholesale and lietail Dealer in —
DEFY COMPETITION.
EVANS & BRUNK
er.
Successor to HOSLEY it PELTON,
manner and at prices that
The choicest of Fresh Meats—Beef. Mut~
• ton, Veal, Pork, Sausages, etc.
For Female Irresmlar
• ties: uotliiuclUtetiiem
cn tbs market. Acrer
fait. Successitdly tiipd
Dy prominent ladies
monthly. Guaranteed
to relieve suppressed
menstruation.
I
Shop thoroughly renovated and re­
John E. Pelton.
’U 'ON
Qna Veer
I,,/ in/iil. pern/,
eirl l.-oHi t'.eJa’t„w
I No. 145.
13*
* Î.15
Ko.
J t A
I X" »U •rr
J ....
f.r m
i/oM» t " «.rikv
«... J M„. C n ucii
y r, . iu $.
No. ¡«S ' a t t , ’fV Mi O ;.vti f I <-,t. HrKrinMi,c(,M Jr
K®. I3Î, TJ,.
Ko. I3|. —
Ko. 123.
No. UN. ímrv
Ko. iJ».
Ko. IM.
Ko. 111.
No. ITO.
No. H...
III. R.8*
Or«.«., »,
Sí: C i".
Ti: rih<pflu(e,l.
ollimi . [th.»GmG-.i
-»jelery. By W ilkib
Br til«« C ok «,.
PctMT.
” to A rJu“:'»I "r
No.
w
« Jr “lì •* lï
“ri H’’’1»«
No M
»7. M
A r
ort tu
lu H«
—1— «•-
-
—
»«ri
“«®
H
», *««n:
T hom .. tne
No.
No.
No.
No. E o’.‘“íl2T í
<•" ■ THKl>l e«K.l.-
Ko.
V
M|" Ï,B*R* Wool,.
No.
boia Thnrt.» -
No.
E
No. S Á Q. . t!? Amft¿üí?eir y W,M
Por.
Bjibe.u.bor.f
5:; «:
s»,
m . dmtu «»«’. ein.
“,lUr ‘l'“" *’•“* "/«uitororoDv,.
Sí' íí'
* Br V><«>« Coi.,.,»«
*,' b ?T^8.ÄST,“‘,A4’•' *
’• Ä
'* Itera TEtrú. ?
-1*
Ky ffvoH C onvay .
75. rtbiidor.n on Ikp *¡nou. Brìi r. r.m»/..
71 Cnllrd P ‘»Hd’a Urrs r. By F lowmc » K*«’«
ytsillT^J reí’1, B‘.HiC abwat .
Mlldrrd TrcvHHlnn. Bv “ T hi D i i hkh “
72. jitiCÄ’vC • ’ ■)
“ Dora TlmrD». *
. M
-. j
71. TBeífrey W mm
10. Iho Mj.tery.r Ih.
-r.—, " J
..m,.,.« is... ts Í m .- n,* ,*v- *4<» IL«
t* u 5*Jr,îJ’* Ml‘.rri««^ , Wli fLBirf’on |kt
w WH..
vw JÍ«. Hjr Bitas Ni iulk lit
N«. ?■
47. 4
. ,b“ taf r
M r: Bas, I V«
Na. M ] f
’Â Dr M
’ *»-
““ "'•'•out'd.
Na «. •ïiSjT'îîiîÿ.
1__________________
•* Itera That««." Htmti alad.
“ --------- —— w
No. 44. *“ •“
“
No. 41.
Na. 42.
M
X a’"*RKLMâ,‘*CK‘'' ,,â*
Na. I ’/ ¿2
r.
u"*1
Ny Mrs H k * my M ogi . lu
Na: M. ’
Na. 4».
TheCr -------
|«krf.Mt|.TB«.„
U». 45 TheCi
— — „»r.n ,,, ÀOkll..UM
N«. >.
K».
K..
N»
NÒ.
N®.
S».
_ Brc«.«iwPie««».. /n«Kr.nn
tí u Tb«
Ki; Vellaw Mut
“■
-•
•i.'Gri-oori.»..
«n.iu»*» w.«,.
“J Sl'i1* Coin««.
•»•‘»''iurrThMn..--
/a.
w
«»•te'-.« *
*■
D i 'CMUSS."
No. 143. Fair but False. By author of “Dors Thon»«." fil’d.
No. 142. The Womnu Hater. By Dr. J. H. R obixbom . ril'd. xi n t Î- m IÎÎÏ* »"Z.’*"-*” H •«»«««
Mr». Hum« Woor
No. 141. Bet wee m T wo bias. By the author of “ Dora
Thorns." Illustrated.
È î;
"J •»«••lbw .1 •• D ot . TS otm ••
No. 140. The Lawyer*« Secret. By Miss M. E. B baddox .
”• l? .TbJ
ft», .r 6r. 3«kjll Mi Mr. s«’ t' V*-r,_Arkrfl. »»llr..
•IttnKlxIWM.
Hyde. By IL L. B tevkssgm .
Harten. By G kobae E liot
No. 138. An Old Mmi's Sacrifice.
By Mr«. A nn 8. B». L fil
hTErHENB.
Ko. 137. Luder Ike Llluee. By sutbor of“ Dors Thorne.**
».
"r M TCne.«
Juatthink of It! We will CR. you twenty flve ebarmln« complete M.lu*.
noveie H,
fr" M.rrCuiLM.f,
if ™ in ’ tire.
only <, m yearly subscriber The novels are splendid onee and they are rnihb’.nls“
1
Y8
nest pamphlet form. Note the namee of the authors—they are the
Ln ? »
,n
of America and Europe. Note also the Ion« and atirsotive Hrt ¿rm
writers, both
to select No matter which of the novels you c“o£ey’u wH) be iert Jii a
Most of tbs novels in this list sell for 26 cents each 1» tie
v*'h Ule’n;
twmiy «re of them- any twenty-five you may choose- free for cet tin«
I
c8,‘
Can you doubt thst this U a wonder/«/ «w^uni/y-s’KXl 0^^y?u
hLI SI? 8o‘*crIber-
Now let every reader of this paper o inetler this offer Is
n*d before »
nally. Make up yonr mind that you win bate twenty-live of toe«
f °r ber8elf lnillT,d'
And bow eastly you cun do it! What Is it to get onTyenrly ra^rl^r
u?Te18;
one single one of our present subscribers and reader» but can do It If the»
Thereto not
you aro not asked to cet up a club or to do anv canvasatne tatm. i*? W 11 tr^ Bern ember.
Induce one of your neighbors or friends to take’onr pt^'r
7 A>?t^<’Ur ,nno"n®*te
Among rour neighbors and friends there is certainly on/wbo win snhLri»* Jb°dy C8n do thto
solicitation. D„ not put It off, or stop to think Ito? T butVo ri« t
t0F °"F p8p*r “ T’ur
scriber tYon yonreelf will l«eurI rtoed to find how < ;«\^thlnl HMol .TA"?
,OUr
your twenty Are eomp'ete loves and commence rc-adlnr them ?on »ma
’’2?, rec*’ve
took advantage of onr great and very liber-' 1 offer
&
’ ^°U w
delighted to think you
not fall to get at least one, uud secure for y
If twemy’sve Sb
tro,,,b.l£'.bu‘do
will nose a grand chance-» great ..nnortunltv-lf ■I™7.J'charming complete novel, free. You
novels by the number» as given. Aidless <dl letters UU
oBet by
Order you»
I