VALLEY RECORD
Tbr <• sen'« Engl HU.
The press is agit .ting the legislature tn i
Englishman — i say. ye knave, what's
diS|M’l the .eneral i.norani-e nt tbe laws
<•: tin- l.n.d bv having them pnbhslted in , the bookage to Boston?
oUntv |Ki[»-ra. In nrder to “dispel i.-- , Railroad Ticket Clerk—The whatage!
Englishman—The bockage. ye knaw—
noratM-e,” it is evident that they n>ti«t
tbe tariff. What’s th’ tariff?
b- pobliahed in all the cou’.tv papers
Th« People'« Paper.
Ticket Clerk—I haven’t time to talk
I
.4» the lairs are embodied in b-z„l verbi- ‘ politics.— New York Weekly
a.e
that
«
41
atrine
-ot
ten
times
longer
An
Intuit.
THft DEFEAT OF POND
than ne iaaary, the < >st wdl lie heavy. J
Genial Cuxtomer (in elwap restaurant)
The 8. F Weekly Star attributes tbc We rather auape. t that thia is tbe e heii.e * —la the mutton broth good today7
defeat of Mayor Bond for govern, r la oi aorne “me eurin_- worm” printer who '
High Toned Waiter—Don't know. ash.
cause tbe people were poew-Mot of the Wanta to work a “lat take” cut of the 1 don't eat henh. rah.—Street & (Smith's
idea that Boes B» kley gave hint tiw state lor a few <xmnty pa[*-rs that are in i Good News
nomination, which was not true,as May the ring. If those pat ers urging this I
Xew Fl«Id for rrison Labor.
er Pond never did anything to offend
thing are eo solicitous that this ignorance ■ The stet rnent that the county work
Buckley, bet lefi him severely alone
of the law should be diepeiled, we think house lias been using it* stock of «urploa I
The Star says there were other <-aus>s
the state should have them printed by labor in the manufacture of artificial ice I
that coatributed to Pond’s defeat. One
the hunilrele of th'ituamie, in supple- . Indi cates □ new field for th- employment
of prison labor. Ths experiment at tbe
waa that the Deasocratic state central
merit form, supply every paper with the
workhouse has been very suecesafnl. and t
eomtnittee waa “manned” by bis ene I
supplements (or their whole edition and has accomplished the economic service
mies, who sold him out. The “work
pay the i>ublishera a reasonable price for of supplying a great many people w ,th
ing'* portion of that committee was ee-
running them through. Every newspa ice who would have found it hard to get
loeted by Buckley. They traded Pond
per reader will then be supplied, To otherwise.
all along the line for votes for O’Brien
_
In this case it looks as if the employ- f
have them printed in ev ry otBee at . any
for sheriff and Kreling for sasraanr. They thing near legal rates would
make
i___ _ tnent of convict labor in making ice
also traded Judge Coffey, whom they fear an unnecessary big hols in the public might be free from most of the objec-
treasury
tions to the use of such labor tn other m-
but do do * love.
rr‘
,
dustnes. No labor at all is employed tn
Tbe chairman of that committee open
The following, said to be an excerpt the making of natural ice. and so con-
ly related stories of Pond’s meant esc,
which were calculated to and did do him from the speech ot a North Carolina or i <fct Uber cannot bring down wages
ator, ahculd be taken advantage of bv ; there. The labor that ia used tn other
harm. Moreover, thio same chairman
party organs. All that >e nece^rv
ice manufM tunng establuhments is very
left undone many things be should not V .
.
small in comparison with the demand
the
change
of
party
name
to
emt
the
o-
for
thfre is no pn(1«bihty
have dene. For example: He was re
cation
:
‘
They
hire
nominated
men
thia
employment
of the workhouse
quested to send a good speaker to Peta-
lnmn, to disabuse the public mind aeto down there whom I despised. Yes, I de labor will influence wages unfavorably
Pond being a protege of Bucklev. Who apiaed the very ground they walked cn, | Of course this Ubor does not at all
bettor could have done than a known and but for the restraining power of the come into competition with tbe men who
anti-ftnckley man? Col. Sturt Taylor Holv Ghost, I would have waylaid them load and deliver ice. although it may be
But they were hoped that an enlargement of tbe ice
wu engnoated. B um Wilson—for be 1s and murdered them.
supply would mitigate the rule of the
nominated
by
democracy,
and repre
the Berkley chairman— indignantly howl
absolute iceman who deposits on your
ed: “Mo, oir; I will not consent to his sented democratic principles; ami while ■ doorstep a sixty pound lump of ice and
the
men
made
me
an
k,
I
would
put
a
a hundred pounds by the force of
geiac. He io fighting tbe regular local
little
anil
I
v;.
ittle
camphor
on
mv
handkerchief
;
and
g
at
ticket here.** And no one went to Peta-
So far as the present condition of af-
luma.
And the people there voted if that waan’t strong enough. I’d take.
against Pond because they thought him chloroform; and if that waan’t at ronz faira is concerned the departure of work-
enough, l*d take something that would bouse labor into this industry ia to be
a Buckley man.
▲sain, in San Francisco, a known en- deprive me of my Beiises, and have tin- commended. Indeed if it could increase
sell dragge«! to the polls where I voted, the supply of ice so as to
«’X
oniv oi organized labor—Gavin Mc8> ab
of the average consumer about half aa
▲nd
unless
you
are
that
kind
of
a
demo
—waa selected aa the orator at several
imposing an they have been this year it
■SOS meetings, after he had been com* crat, yon are no deneairat at all.”
would command the indorsement of the
pt1!-*1 to withdraw from the ticket aa a
public.— Pittsburg Dispatch
thtile I’p
candidate for supervisor.
Thia misrr-
All tho«e having unsettled accounts with
sMe creature vomited forth so< h foul the undersigned, will plea-ecalliiuiiiadiatr- Oven Drowned In Six Inehe. of W*t«r.
ly and «ettie the same, either by ca«li or
Edgar Brewer, of Hockanum. lost a
stuff on theee occasions, against honor note.
J. M. McUALL.
pair of valuable oxen Wednesday in a
able mon, while lauding Pond,that m mv
Jan. 15, 1H90.
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very peculiar manner. They were con
decent voters were dieguoted and indig
sidered the finest pair in town. Wednes
NOTICE
nant, and loot ail enthuiasm for Pond,
Cut this onl. and «ben y. u visit Po> (land day
_ Mr. Brewer’s hired boy
_ _ yoked them
whom they bold responsible
during tbe expaiuiuii. ca I on Towne, ike to a dump enrt,and. tarted todraw some
Fbotographer, and receive the tollowing dirt with them. Around on one side of *
McKinley waa defeated by 300 ma- liberal o..er.
▲Il presenting these «lips will be given the barn is a small pond which has about
’«rity.
——__
one dozen of my bent style cabinet photos six Inches of water and probably two
Kurd positively declined to speak al>out and one extra for framing, for »3.60. My feet of mud as component parts. On
regular price for the same work to those not one side of thia pond is a sloping bank
ths avalanche.
holding the.«* slips is pl 00 per d zen and
»3 00 f. r extra pic.ure. This is an extra r- quite steep, au-l near this the hired boy
He
The Illinois democrats have spiked dinary otter and the probability of doing was compelled to drive hi» team
enough extia work to make it pay prompts had filled his cart and had driven the
Caanoa's mouth.
the inducement.
oxen near to the top of the incline, when
Cali and sea our work, it speaks for itself.
he saw some girls.
Dillon and O’Brien, tbe Irish leaders, This holds good until November 1st.
Leaving his oxen he hastened over to
Very
truly
v<
urs,
will do Portland in January.
B C TOWNE.
talk to them. The oxen, freed from re
Studio cor First and Morrison Sts.
straint. began to browse in the grass
Kevisien of the tariff by its friends
Take your babies to Towne.
growing about and finally pnlled the
seems to have nearly killed the poor
wheels of the cart over the incline. The
Mens
woolen
underware,
extra
heavy,
thing.
«_
cart began to bear upon them and they
»2.25 a suit, at Hunsuktra.
went down the incline. When they
▲ little California crow is forgotten as
Th* Editor Uuld Illa Owa.
struck the pond one of the oxen got
one site down to this great big United
In the foyer of the Theatre Royal,
stuck in the mud and fell over head first.
States turkey.
Drury Lane. London, the other evening
The yoke slipped up on his neck and
August M. Moore, editor of a dramatic
The Eastern man voted his undershirt. paper called The Hawk, had about as held his nose down in the water so that
He repudiated the party th at made it lively a time as ever fell to the lot of a he drowned in a few minutes. The boy
now returned and stood watching the
newspaper publisher in a mining camp.
cost him too much.
other animal try to free himself without
First he was assailed by James Whistler,
The country has its sar to the ground the eccentric artist, who wielded a club calling any help. The animal finally
stumbled and fell as his companion had
listening tor that raise in wages, due to with some vigor till Moore knocked him
done and met the same fate.—Hartford
down
and
the
manager
of
the
theatre
BUI McKinley’s hiU._________
(Conn.) Courant.
ejected him. While the editor was re
Last week Mrs
Anna Baxter was pairing damages a second man struck
elected county clerk of Carthage county, him from behind. The new assailant
Mo., the first woman over elected to a waa also worsted. He proved to be an
actor named William Horace Lingard.
eivil office la that state.
After winning his second victory Mr.
Senator Sherman remarks: “I have Moore waa permitted to enjoy the per
aeon such convulsions before
and ho formance in peace, no other aggrieved
might bars added that tbe political pa* person taking up the task of -rying to
tiaat died before hot mustard could be “lick the ed!‘-.- "
A
applied.
Tbe tidal wave of 1874 gave the demo
orate a majority in tbe bouse of represen
tatives of 97. That of 1882 gave a demo
cratic majority of 71
This year the
democrats get a sure majority of 125.
▲aaong the reports discussed by polit
ical gossips was one that Senator Quav
would resign the chairmanship of the re
publican national committee aa soon as
ho returns from Florida, and that Clark
son would bo his successor.
CrffiXe
IUI
..a MSA (AM* AAA
MARLIN SAFETY
Ii the most aaeitn". aa< most gaaaral of aU
dlreasM. ficairaly a family is entirely traa
from It, wblla thousands avarywhara are tta
(uffertng »lavas. Hood's Sarsaparilla has
had rcmrkaLla sweaaas la curing arcry for»
of scrofula. Tha maat ssvara and palatal
running soraa, »wcRtogi la Uia nack ar
goitre, humor tn Uia ayaa, aauamg partial
ar tot.! blindness, yield ta the powerful
affect» of th:» BMdlclna. It thoroughly ra-
noves every twgurity tress the Mead.
MODEL 1889
*' My little daughter s Uta was saved, as
we believe, oy Hood's Sarsaparilla. Be'ore
she was six months old she had 7 running
sercfula sores. One physician advised the
amputation of one of her fingers, to which
wo refused assent. When we began giving
her Hood's Sarsaparilla, a marked Improve
ment was noticed and by a con tin ued use of it
liar recovery waa ocmpleta. And she Is now,
being «even years old, strong and healthy.
B. C. J ones , Aina, Lincoln County, Ma.
LYMAN
’S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS
Are Uaequallsd both for Hunting and
Target ShoeHng.
FA.ÜLZS.V
▲ republican exchange says that the
farmers’ alliance “stood on too narrow a
platform. ▲ party consisting wholly ot
farmers and proposing to subordinate ail
ether classes to the interests of agricul
ture • • • can hardly expect to ac
quire even state impoitance.” Whv not,
aa well m a partv consisting entirely ot
selfish manufacturing monopolists and
trusts?
___________________
Brussels, not content with having
more beautiful public buildings than
any other European city save Paria, has
now determined to rival Paris itself.
King Leopold has just laí¿ Gie founda
tion of an arch of triumph one-t1^
larger than the celebrated one in Paris,
ana it is announced that this gigantic
work will be completed by the close of
the century. Brussels already has tbe
most monumental court house in Eu
rope—a magnificent pile, which cost
vast sums of money, anil which contains
some superb halt«. The Paris triumphal
arch cost 83.COO.OOO; that of Bruun-ls is
to cost 83.00U.tX». It will be richly or
nate with sculptures, some of which will
be of gigantic proportions.—Chicago
Times.
Roauell ▲ Co., the Masai Hon, O., man
ufacturers of threshers, reduced the wa
ge« of forty-seven democrats 33 per cent,
because they voted sgainst McKinley.
The wages of tbe repub] iesns were not
changed. C. H. Russell gives this rese-
sn: “Hsrsafter in our shops free trad
ers will receive free trade wages ” Thia
Tuberculous Animals.
action needs no comment.
But like
▲ royal commission has been appoint-
Seed’s rules, answers itself in reckless 1 ed in England to inquire and report
arbitrariness
“what is the effect, if any. of food de
rived from tuberculous animals on
Thia is a picture from Ireland: Anoth human health, and, if prejudicial, what
er wholesale eviction of non-rent-paying are the circumstances and conditions
tenants from the Oliphant estates at Fal- with regard to the tuberculosis in the
carragb, county Donegal, will take place animal which produce that effect upon
next Tuesday. Two hundred and fifty man?” Lord Basing is chairman. The
families, comprising 1500 persons, will other commissioners are Professor G. T.
Brown. Dr. George Buchanan. Mr. Frank
be thrust from their homes into the high
Payne and Professor Burdon Sanderson.
ways. An immense force of police and —New Orleans Picayune.
military have been ordered to tbe spot
Mi.tuk«-.« in Print.
ia order to prevent any successful re
“Did you ever notice." said a newspa
sistance on the part of tenants or their per man the other day. nvhat strange
mistikes trritera will sometimes mu.:t ?
friends.
Why. a day or two ago in one pajier a
Better Than Govermrat Ronds.
column was devoted to a discus-ion of
The ordinary living expense* < f a family the seal fisheries question, m which Sir
of five persons, living in the coat* mary maii- Julian Panncefote was r -
• R-.-called
aer of the American people.amount-« to not Sir John Panacvfig-
W.;s it ; rn irance
lorn than »1.500 per year It would require
r what?
nearly >40.000 in government bonds to p o- or temporary a -erration
i Klory
dsce this income. Ten a*-res of land in th« Probably waa T., ; • is
Willamette valley planted to prune- will-, ar. of the one perfect hl ,.: ever printed
ordinary crop at <>rdinan pri<-e-« will tie
after almost infinite p.uus a rd been
more than »1 .500 after pa -ing for al labor
»laced thrreon.
Yon can t uv thi lard of taken to um-e ii typographically cor
The Oregon Land Ompeny of > lent. Ort- rect
When it was fini-ue I t ie word
■oa. ia tracts of ten arte- or more at rom 'bock was found on t..e fir ; p ig<« print
Ite to »75 per acre. ' ddre-«.
ed with three o s. —New Yor: .Tibune
YheBnigoa Lead Cvtapsuy. fiateui. Or
I*
-
i.
CONTAIHINO VALUABLE
IDEJU. EFS. CO., B gx B, KcwHavsn, Ct
■
i
MILLIONS.
100,000 Prune Trees (mostly
French)
35,000 Koval Ann cherry.
10,000 Early Crawford peach
• *\
lOOOv MuulTa,J{ an<l K°yai
Full A .sortment always or> hand, direct from the East, and
at Prices that Defy Competition.
MFG.
No. 7-i.
Strictly Hnt-Cla-a Warrauied.
AU Second Growth Hickory.
Steel Axlea and 'l ire».
Low Bent Seat Arm».
Perfectly Balanced.
Long. Easy Riding. OU Temne-ed Spring.
Best Wheel» and Best AU Over.
UP YOU CAN'T FIND THEM FOR SALE BY YOUR MERCHANTS. WRITE US.
DlriEASES OF MEN.
DlriEASEri OF WOMEN.
EYE. EAR and CATARRH
4. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES.
1
2.
1.
5.
Independent
OlriKASEri WF THE SKIN.
J. H. Russell
Market.
East Side of Main Street, As u lax a.
«. SURGERY.
7. ELECTRICITY.
Call or write for information. Mention
this paper.
133 & ISA Third st., c r. Abler
R. P. NEIL,
Portland, .... Oregon.
PROPRIETOR.
We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON ▲ CO.'a (Chicage) Red
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN ▲ CO.’S (Boston) |S OU calf B J
Shoes, the best made. Everv pair guaranteed.
(Successor to S. Stacy,)
All Kinds cf Fresh Meats
F.E.ZOELLNER,
Kept constantly on hand.
prices is all that we ask
J. M. McCALL.
Fair living
U I?DC! ON HAXU A Fuisi,
fjErn LINE OF
CHOICE
We will make it to your interest to
deal with us, so give the new meat mar
ket a trial
£)^‘Fres!i pork on hand everv day.
X h
K
Marble. Al! Orders in Stone Work
Promptly Filled. Marble W orks on
MAIN STREET,
HEKCHANT TAILOR,
TIN STORE
Particular Attention to
JOB WORK,
NEW MEAT MARKET.
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.,
OREGON.
ASHLAND,
, E
IsÆJAY BE HI Æ ID AT
Which will be dons in a workmanlike
manner and at prices that
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
Finished in Style Equal to
▲ WARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
Main Street Corner, Aukland, Or,
■
Oto- Prescriptions carefully put up by com
petent band«
!
GREGORY & HICKS.
----- WITH ITS------
DEFY COJII’ETITIOY
-CITY-
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON
T
MG
In
Aid
Ashland Market.
—DIALE« IX—
OREGON
TO EVERY READER OF THIS PAPER!
An Offer Remarkable for Its Liberality.
Feud it; Te any on* tMo viu trodu» O ne Subscriber t> thi» p-r*
One Yeer
re-T-doi m'jneripinm prior, >rt ,rUl fire Absolute/ Free, unJ sold by mntt ,*»<■
tt ’’ Twonty*five Complete Novele-aey/e.
the Moto
X». IM-
Me 13* A it ls*L«-d <«lrl. l< if «>>'•’(tact«. H ap .
Vo. IM.
Xe in
S
nJ Bri.»*»«« rv.M, J|f
X» IM. I ter < rtllfnrnlfi <*nl»ln. Hy M. T. C aíaos «
N«.13l. •fk *
a* •f,"'’1'«.- »»MT. 0« i . m > b .
Mo. 129. ■ Is«* tllismnnsl Brisvelrl.
Ry Mrs. M Ws««
r
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Me IM «•IK,. Il*»s. (IT Bro W ri.J.
n«. m
’•'•‘«rs. •'( B«roi«v S oot .
Xe. 1H. Ont «f th« Xvn. Bv Q l «« a Ar«vrra
Wo. 131. itî-lWl
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OREGON.
-------- Patronise the--------
ONLY WAGON
THAT
Call and
STAR
Connects with Every Train,
Barber Shop, RAIN or SHINE
The Umpire Goid and Silver Mining and
U< mpany. Location of principal
I
And carries tbe IT. 8. Mail» and
- ac« ut bnsihes'. .'an Franci.-co. <’ai. Lo-
Well.« Fargo’s express.
• —•»riis, Wagner LTrfik Mining Dis-
I
ca i<>n oi
'“ n,*«on.
I
trici. Jacks,.n county. w. .
‘ " —•«ting
SIT I 8F1 CT 191 «L'iUlTm.
N .tics 1.« hereby given that at a ...
NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN TO !
of the B ard ot Directors, h- d ■ n Fridav,
-'-of A-hlaiid and tirround- JOHN DYER,
E WOKMAN, Medford
-»h« old «load ou:
the 15tb day of August. 1S90, an a ■ e«-ment W thepeop.v
Livery sta.iie», trop.
Driver
¡(No. 1.) one and on.-halr (1 l-2> cetits p«r ling country t‘ia, la. a». .
•■•a I
share »a< levied up- n the capital stock ,>f Main street, opposi.e the old ns. ...
I !?*. corp ration, payable imme iaiel , in •vliere any ne wbthme work done in my
tnueii states gold <om. to h secret >ry. at line «ill alway.« t.nd me ready tu serve
I the ofiice of tbe Company, No 1612 Market them "Aed riien ma v me and men may
Large Stock of all Ot er Lead- ¡street.
,
(Van Ness Hotis«) re m 29 tan : go,” hut 1 am a -layer f< rever.
Francisco. Cali ornia.
ing Varieties of Fruits.
Any stock n;>oii which thi- a«-es nient1 t Shaving. 25c; hair < u.ring. 25c. shampoo
FREE FROJI INSECT PESTS : shall remain unpaid on the 8th day of Nov- i ing, 25c; sea h a n, 25c.
em'ier 1890. will be deli quent an-i ad.er-1
i ■ mw ' H aib crrnxo * 'rnctai.Tr.
: ti-,^1 for sale at pu die action, and unl«-s
p •yment is made >>e ore. will 1« sold on I
Will be open May 1st.
ruex. av. the 2d d y December, 1S90. t pav ,
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
j liie delinquent a^-e smeut« to^xiher with 1
co-is of adverd ing and ex ■> n-e, of sa.e I U:
’niled --tjitev Land O ce. Ro-e'-urg Or .1 ■ For the accommodation of a limited num
tier of gue-:ta.
By order of the Board o' D; ect. r«
.!u:ie3.1S!» (
,
I. A. D avis , -eere'arv.
VTOTICE IS HEllEi Z ! GIVEN THAT Board a nd lodging per week.. .
»10 <e
.,
..
..
,, dMy.
•'titre— N I812 Marie; s’rei, ( V-.n Nejs ' « inc mj> iam e ■.••■h
h the
i
pr visi, ns of <
1 50
Hi.u-ej r. orn 29, San I rancisco, Calimrn a. the a- t oi Coogtess of June 3. l->7’ rndile i :
i <«
“
per day
I “An act for lie aie«' tinilx-r a >d» in the Mingle meal.*..
S a.e- of Calf rnia Oregon.
•..
Nevada, and
! Wa hinyion Territory, George A. Blood, ■ Camping privileges will Le 50cts per week
of Asb'and. county o J««-k“ou. «'ale of for each individual.
Oregon, ba< thia ay hied in ihis ofhee his
(5<i)
HYKON COLE. Banrao-roa.
; sworn sta><ni. n*. f r he pureha
puic.ia e of the ri
ri K No 4
i vV l4 of sec No. 8, in tp No. 40, „
The undersigned have opened a
and »ill o.ier proof to sit w that rhe'.
land sought is more v . ua >le to: its ¡imbe i
or stone than for egiicui.ural purposes,
and to establish his i lai:u to said land be
—IN
fore the Register and Keceiv- r of this oiticg
at Ro-e urg. itrcg n. on Friday, tbe 2bth
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
CENTRAL PCINT.
day of Novem ber, 1-890.
Has Moved into the building
tie
name«
as
wi;ee«ses:
Tin
mas
E
I
wi«h
to
announce
t<>
the
public that 1
And will keep constantly on hand a ful!
adjoining R. P. Neil'« me t mar
Stanley ot Klain ith Chy, Siskiy. n county. am ready to lake < rder« for any kind of
!
KS'orttueiil of Hardware. Stove« and tin
ke; < n ; e north, and invites
Cal., Edna <i t'ampteil of Klamath Cit. . junsmift work, repairing sewing machines,
ware.
the public to in-pc t his samples
biskiy. u r-juntv. l a ., Edward A. Hildreth
ling -aws, .sharpening knives and s<-i*»ora
of Ashland. Jackson on tv. Or.. Frank etc., eic.
ScCrackeno: White i'oint, Jackson countv.
Oflice < n Fr< nt «treeA. in building wits
Or.
I hn B. Winder, the real estate agent. 2-4
i
Any
and
all
per-ons
claiming
adverse
y
Call and see u» before purchasing e st
i the aiKive desern ed land- ae requested io
where, fcr we
— can
— -suit
" you in price and
V alley K ecobd . Ashland, Or., ha« the
file their claim« in ihi.« office > n or betore mo-t ne*x, is the be«t paj>er and the best
■ |iiaiilv.
[
said
28th
day
of
November.
1890.
1:2
«/. <,’. SUEHLDAX.
medium of Advertinhig.
J« mk U. shlts . Register.
ñ. F. HIGH. Prcprictcr.
I
I
Catalogue1 Free. Address:
J. H. SETTLEMIER.
Woodburn, Or
M
MAYER
HARDWARE TRADE
MERCHANT TAILOR
We Will Hot be U Jersoid
A Liberal Share of Pat
rouage
aid Suburbnn rrtperty.
We warn tv !ncre«ee enr elrenMIen very largely daring the noit six month« -»■ double n, „ 1<e.
elble. To aceouiplkh tide we ne-d the oo-oporalion et onr preeenl rub« rib- round i<-ed^ro. ' r,
on« nt eitr pr^eerit raode:-« would eocure toe u« e*i »•'* ii'inr^r, our ciroillstlou would ho «leuMed
ef < oni>«. Bnt we know t::el IS will Uke en ex taw .rd 1 nary Indnoomonl In l>r'nx oni the nn'ted
efforts ot everyone er enr preoenSriabeorlbera— we shell have to make a Lgli hid
Weil wo are
ambltionH and anxlens In double onr circulation, aad, by special arrangement with uno ot the lead-
big imbllHhtng heuese tro are oaableil to make yea
Beef, Pork and MuttOn.
Of bash and Door* and all kinds and
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold
!
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
Corner Main and Graniti Street».
to order. The whole or one half onered
PICTURES .CQl’IEp AND ENLARGED for sale.
14 i
Spitzenbeig
apple.
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
25,000 Y ellow Newtown Pip
pin apple.
15,000 Ben Davis apple.
City
i town at lowest prices.
MANUFACTURERS.
35,000 Esopus
Albany.
and
Fire wood of all kind« delivered any
where
Ar‘ist.
Assessment Notice.
Astoria
ER THAN ANY ONE ELBE.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS à
Bromides made in all sisee.
examine our work
Portland,
liso
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Terms. Cash. Bass book accounts pay
able Monthly.
F
B aich < offices at
SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET, : MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
HARDWARE,
John E. Pelton
STOVES &
Successor to HO8LEY dt PELTON,
TIN AVARE. — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
i l’UÇ X ¥
S tatk IascMAXcr B uildimg .
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
Oto- Freight moved about town at rates
iH. C. MYER,
LINEVILLE.
th e
Han for aale a large list of Gruin, Stock and Fruit Farm*.
LO
.
-............
Oregon Land Company,
!
I10T0GRAP1IS.
'•i
FAMILY
Jewelry.
I
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
Full stock always on hand and made
Main street, facing the bridge.
to order.
M
--------- to;---------
OF Shop thoroughly renovated and re- ,
fitted.
<**None but the best material u ed.
, P
s
Hardware, Tin,
Bcoks, Stationery.
School
Sheet-Iron and
Clocks, Watches, and
Copperware.i I
F. L XftELLkEB.
BICAI. SB* IX
s
DRUGGISTS.
Has just received th« biggest and best
stock
ever
brought 1_ to r Ashland.
,
. tine
„ _ of
. goods
. of .. imported
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A
stock
good». I also
car
ry all classes of good*, hence yon cannot
fail to lie suited. Call and examine the
«lock for y< urxeif. Nothing but uret-claai
work, a good ut and satis!action guaranteed.
I
Also line of a Conductor's Cloth.
EVANS & BRUNK
-OR-
CHITWOOD BBGS
Is the place to buy
OREGON.
ASHLAND
PICTURES of YOURSELF
Ashland, Or.
- B. F. Reeser’s
Apricot,
To the Farmers of Jackson Co.
( and ) S hoes )
Frtee, $18.00 at Factory,
Cash with Order.
11 U 11 MAI Al JL i
ONE ANO THREE-FOURTHS
J opts
INSTRUCTIONS ON
HOW TO FRERARC YOUR OWN AMMUNITION.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
DR. COLE
Two tanks, each containing about one-
publican party in ’92 will have a lively I
time shaking tbe“bloody shirt” at them. half barrel of water, will be used on
each car. Two points of merit claimed
They are now dead onto the tariff
for the invention over the regular elec
__________________
LOVY PRICES.
ILLUSTRATED
i
IOO Doses One Dollar
P
Fabllc Structures In Braswls.
Ct.
O. LYMAN,
HOLDEN. Stockton, Cel.
ticket.
d
CATALOGUE
(old by ell drxsri’««- (lislxforiS. yreparedby
C. L HOOD A CO. Ar-othoeariM. Low.ll. Mess.
tin
Largest Stock of Trees
in the Northwest,
And will Li Feld id our well kiicttn
For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns.
^end fbr Catalo^u« A, showing Bight« and
Rides of l&teat design. Address:
Remedy
and that the same devicecan be operated
legislative candidates and elect repnbli with compreteed air by placing receiving
cans, which accounts for the slauditer- tanka for the air under the aeata of tbe
iagef the 8. F. Democratic legislative car.—New York JournaL
ÆR.E DAILY _t\.É.F.IVINO
RELOAD YOUR SHELLS
AKO SAVE MONEY.
PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
The 8. F. Star says Boss Buckley had tric system are that it dispenses with
the use of cog gearing, which wears
received a large sum of money front Sen-1
rapidly and requires frequent renewals,
ator Stanford to betray the Democratic
Hats, Caps, etc.
“IDEIL” REL010IN6 TOOLS
FREE.
y*/' Cotlllllg»
OsXXci.
MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A.
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
i
Water Run Street Car.
ts=fc
Seal for free deacriptfTe nrlce-llxt of Repeating Riflaa,
Double-Action R«volv«rs, etc., to tbs
This
One railroad shipped out of Iowa for
Building Papera, Wrapping Papera
▲ company of St. Louis men has just Is a pleasant, «afe. and sure care for eonghs
and Twines.
the year ending Oct. 31st 4,5053l'0 n,i-
been formed for the purpose of manu cad., and all thruat and luug aflt-i tlona.
of butter. ▲ little more of thst kind of
MsuvrarrrxxD
by
facturing and introducing a hydraulic
All kinds of
thrift in Southern Oregon would make street car motor.
The pumps with I. D.
ARTISTS
’ MATERIALS.
as a rich and populous community, at which the hydraulic pressure is exerted
?
comen ros
i are to be operated by electricity, and
the prevailing prices in Oregon
i the hydraulic engines are to be con
ainting
apering
tc
The farmers* alliance president says nected directly to the axles of the trucks
Cor. M am and G kaxite streets,
that organization is here to stay and of the car. thus obviating the heavy
ASHLAND.
held ite grip on the situation.
The re gearing that is usedin the electric motor.
Aihland. Oregon.
A
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Weight, 60s
Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridge«.
In REEbEK’S BLOCK,
The ehoieett of Freth Meat»—Beef. Mat- 1
ASIILA
A 1), : : : : : : Oil EG ON
ton, Veal. Pork. Sauxaae». etc.
otto
NEW GOODS!
SOLID
TOP
SIDE
EJECTING
(Bcrofufa
(»«fiJlWXySa
The new railway np Monte Generoeo
|a likely to prove a great succeea The
line ia bolder even than the Righi rail
way. and it has been constructed with
greet skill and solidity
Mountain rail-
ways are now a craze in Switzerland.
There are railways up Pilatus and the
Bnrgenstock. on the Lake of Lucerne:
np Salvatore and Generoso. on the Lake
of Lugano; another is immediately to be
commenced np the Saleve. at Geneva,
and the line (chiefly in tunnels) up the
Jungfrau ia more than a theory.— Lon
don World.
Examine the VALLEY REC
ORD’S Premium Offers. It will
Pay You to Invest
u. STRAIT,
Practical Gunsmith,
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