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VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
PRESSED BIIK KM.
Central Point has a dancing n iiooi.
Cha«. Wen<lell ba« • tine line of holiday
present»,
Col. N. B. Knight has opened a la«
office in Salem.
Hugo Miller, a retired merchant of
Yreka, is dead.
VOL. III.
ASHLAND, JACKSON
Published every Thursday bv the
VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO
E. J. KAISER, Editor.
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. 1890,
NO. 31.
Onr own brami of extra oyster» are the
beet—3lc per can at McConnell A Eubank». I
Tbos
McAtKlrewe’ brict block has 1
MINISTER MIZNER BOUNCED
p eee ed through the han<la of the plaster­
ers.
Geo. L. Story, of the Multnomah <lele-
gatiua, will be presented for speaker of
the house.
J S. Howard and S. Earhart were
each presented with sons on Thanksgiv­
ing <lay by their wives.
E. P. Pi< kena lias moved to Medford
from Table Rork, having aold part of his
large farm to W, R ihekiaon.
Twenty-five tliouaand pound« of leath­
_ _______
______ _ City
_________
er
from the __ Crescent
tannery has
The AdHiiniatration CanuoC Endorve
bls Conduct in the Barrundia At-1
fidr.
President Harrison has recalled L. B.
Mizner, minister to Guatemala, for hav­
ing exceeded his authority in the Bar­
rundia affair. It Seetna dear that the |
statement in which President Harrison :
lienotinces Mizner is an admission of re- j
sponsibility on the part of the Unit«*!
States; which will give the Barrundia
family good ground to claim damages.
Good authorities say that if the American i
been rtiippe-l by wagon to Granta' Paas. J1»-’ »houl.l have ^rote«-^! Bnrrundia as
Boy«’ «uit» $2.i«> up at O. H. Blount's.
Ben McCreary, of Hiskivou, is under
lion Is lor Bcilimr whisky at his tavern
witliout a license. He says it is milk he
is disposing oi.
J. B. Hollner, who has been at Jack-
sonviBe lor a week as a witness in the
W e ston lari-eny case, returned to Hiseon
Friilay.
president, it follows that the United
States government is bound to reconi-|
[»enae the Barrundia family for the loss
of their father’s life through the blunder
■ of the American minister. The state <le- ,
partment refuses at present to give the
date of Misner's recall. It seems, how­
ever, to have been determined upon soon
after the McCreary resolution was passed
by the house of representatives.
The New Dfowoverjr
You bare heard your friends and neigh­
Win. 8. Crowell, purchaser of the bors talking about it. You may yourself
be one of the many who know from person­
»Mepheuson place, has hauled 10,000 feet al
experience just how good a thing it is.
of lumber on the place to be put into new
----- If you have ever triad it. you are one of its
buil'linga.
staunch friends, because the wonderful
thing al>out it is. that when once given a
Move-wood wanted. For further per- trial.
Dr. King’s New Discovery ever after
ticulara inquire at the Hvcotcn office.
bolds a place in the bouse.
If you have
Wanted -Bean«, Potatoes and Apples, at
Met onnell * Eul«ank«'.
David King is cinroUtiug a petition for | ner" u**.,1lt *n<‘ ,h<;“ld ’*
wit‘* «
or ' chest
s Hcon«. U> open a a.loon st the depot, Si/ * °' “” ly
7 throat,
“
' lung
* ?r
'
secure a bottle at once and give it
in the corner room formerly occupied bv n fair trial
_l
It is guaranteed every lime, or
the liqnorleas saloon.
' money refunded. Trial bottles' free at
Floe Japan ten at MH onnell A Eubanks' j Chitwood Bros.’ drugstore.
Eyraud'« Daughter to Sing in ruDnc.
Granta I'as Items.
E d V alley R ecord :
Began raining eleven a . m . Tuesday.
There is strong talk of building a fine
school house here.
Mrs. Lula Townsend stopped one day :
at the I*aM on her way to Portland.
Tlavid Pavne has sold his meat market,
to John B. Williams, the prominent Jack-]
son county stock man.
Horace Wooilcook, of Waldo, and Mise I
Lottie Bennett of Kirbyville were rnar-i
riel Sunday by Rev. Rolwrt McLean.
Mr. Buchholtz, who went from Ash­
land to work on the R. R., lost I iib horse.
After hunting eight da^’a without avail he 1
returned Monday to his home.
I ast W«‘ek'n Winter.
Tiuckee, Cal., Dec. 3.—It has stormed |
steadily since last night, ra’ning princi-1
(»ally during the nigfit. Eighteen inches
of snow have fallen during the day, and ,
four feet at Summit; barometer twenty->
two forty, being the lowest on record. It I
is snowing and blowing hard from Alta'
to Verdi. Headlight snow plows are
running ahead of pasaeager trains, and
rotary plows at Blue Cai yon and Truckee ,
ready for instant use. The snow sheds
are in perfect condition, ami Trainmaster I
Alger save the mountain division is more
thoroughly equidj>ed for fighting snow
than ever before. A blockade is believed
to be imdossible.
Sisson, Cal., Dec. 3.—Rain and snow
have been falling here for the past twentv-
four hours. One foot of snow has rlreauy
fallen, and a plow is in readiness to start
out on the California and Oregon rail-
road, if it should be needed.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One year..................................................
$2
Six months ................................................... 1 Í0
Three months..............................................
Advertising rates given on application,
laical notices 15c per line for first inser­
tion and Sc for eacu subsequent inseriiou.
Obituaty lines, memorial resolutions,
card« of thanks, etc., al half rates.
A friend of the Eyraud family tells us
that Paris may shortly hear the daugh­
ter of the alleged murderer of M. Gouffe
ringing, under an assumed name of
course, either in operetta or at one of
the many cafes chantants with which
Paris abounds. Mme. Eyraud herself is
an excellent musician. Her daughter
has no knowledge of the technique of
music, but her ear is as keen as that of
Theresa, who knew nothing whatever of
reading music, but who could retain
whole pages of melody after one hearing.
Mlle. Eyraud is an uncommonly pretty
brunette, with an excellent figure. Her
occupation of late nas been to try on
costumes at a fashionable Paris dress­
maker’s in the Avenue de l'Opera. She
speaks with a mild Provencal accent,
and has just the winsome qualities which
are required in a singer of chansonettes.
Errand's daughter, although looked upon
as a spoiled child, is thoroughly virtu­
ous, and will doubtless have the cordial
sympathy of those who know her name
as they listen to her first attempts to
win a reputation upon the lyric stage.—
Galignani Messenger.
The Fashion in Hair Dyeing.
Fashion in hair dyeing has, it seems,
declared at lart against tho auburn and
bright gold tresses with which we have
been lately familiar. These tints as
well as the pale "bleached” straw hue
are no lon rcr to be worn, and a much
darker shade, called in the secret circles
of the trade itself by the unpoetical term
“mahogany." u the latest decree. It is
produced by a subtle mixture in which
henna plays a leading part, but the dye­
ing process is long and tedious.
However, that cannot much matter to
the ladies who once embark upon hair
dyeing, since they have continually to
submit themselves to its repetition as
fresh hair grows. Tho prophets of these
mysteries assure us that the time is com­
ing when a “natural brown” will be the
favorite tone. If it be true, therefore,
that real blond hair is becoming extinct
this will insure fashion to every one.—
London Graphic.
Ashland Fence Works!
H. S
E M E R Y,
“I have been practicing medicine for
twenty years and nave never been able to
put up a vegetable compound that would,
nke Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
and effectively move the Liver to acuon,
and at the same time aid (instead of weak­
ening) the digestive and assimilative
powers of the system.”
L. M. H inton , m . d ., Washington, Ark.
N. PHILLIPS,
J
—Manufacturers of the Celebrated—
ATTORNEY * COUNSELOR AT LAW
A shland .
No Homo M lie Witat II
It take« the p’ace of a
doctor an<l colly pre-
scriptions. All who lead
WHOSE
sedentary lives will find
rpmccit
it the best preventive of
and cure tor Indigestion,
Constipation, Headache, Biliousness,
Pile« and Mental Depression. No loss
of time, no interference with business
while taking. For children it is most in­
nocent and harmless. No danger from
exposure after taking. Cures Colic, Di-
arrliira, Rowel Complaints, Feverish-
nes« and Feverish Colds. Invalids and
delicate persons will find it the mildest
Aperient and Tonic they can use. A little
taken at night insures refreshing sleep
and a natural evacuation of the bowels.
A little taken in the morning sharpens
the appetite, cleanses the stomach and
sweetens the breath.
A PHYSICIAN’S OPINION.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Will Draetice in all the Courts of the State.
Business in the U. 8. Land Office will re­
ceive prompt attention. Office first door
north of Bank of Ashland. Ashland, Or,
Proprietor.
It» peculiar efficacy Is due
sio-ruoie
ln“ch to tlie process aud
skill in c«>ni}«>unding as to
LIKE IT
the ingredient« themselves.
Take it in time. It cheeks
diseases in the outset, or if
they be ad vaneetl will prove a potent cure.
Bl R' i EN n HAW.
.y^UTHElt I*.
O regon .
-
Orriez—Room 2, Masonic Temple Block.
J^R.
J.
H.
HA LG
PHYSICIAN
and
SURGEON.
(N ine Y ears in H ospital P ractice .)
Office in Brick Block on Oak street. Sec­
ond door from Main Street.
Five
Double Strands
Galvanized Bessemer
Steel
Wire
X-
A shland
O regon .
J^OBEKT A. MILLEIL
CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE.
ATTORNEY-AND-COUNSELOR-AT-
L-A-W,
ANY KIM) AND SIZE PICKETS.
A® Cheaper than a Rai! Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than J ackbunvillk -
O rboon .
arb Wire Fence. Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
Will practice in all the courts of the
iVito
no N orth S ide of R. R. C rossing , H elman S treet .
State. Office with W. H. I’hrker, opposite
Court House.
N A YOUNG
tor .Vwu per lb.
Mark« of Genuineness: l^ook for the red
C. CAliDWELL,
W.lMueea In Great Cities.
Trade-Mark on front of Wrapper, and the
SURVEYOR
Engle Point News.
J R. N. Bell has purchased the City
Heal and Signature of J. H.Zeilin A Co., iu
Not the least among the various of­ E ditor V alley R ecord :
’
and
Government
Land
Locator.
red.
on
the
side.
Take
no
ot
her.
liolel at Independence, and it ia also re­
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
ported be has bought an interest in the fenses that meet the eye, and seldom
Miss Jennie Smith, of Ashland, is now
DENTIST.
with
any
palliating
incidents,
are
the
J’JLCKZSOJST'V^IJLJLE, OIR/EQ-OHST.
West Mde for bin son laje.
signa of all kinds that disfigure most of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Florey.
Nitrous
Oxide
Gas administered for the
AVING
gained
a
complete
knowledge
of
the
lay
of
the
land
in
this
country
by
ac
­
Men'« $1.3) grain shoe- reiluced to $3.00
Miss Nada Inlow, who is attending
the buildings in the business districts.
tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the painless extraction of teeth.
St O H. Blount’s.
best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
3-7 Office over the Bank.
A plain signboard, giving the name of school at Ashland, was home on a visit
A grand ball for the Ixmefit of the ^*722:7
last week.
BehMd
hnnne
a)
\Vimar
.ill
h.
l.x.1.1
U-
“
“
'
OT
individual
proprietor
school bouse at Wimer, will be held to­
A. C. Howlett has been sick for sev­
J T. BOWDITCH.
morrow. W. P. Hillis, C. Williams and and the nature of the business, ts unob­
days past, tint is not considered dan­
THE JLSHLJLJSriD
M. Wakeman are the committee in jectionable. however large, if set up eral
gerously
so.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
against the wall, over the entrance or at
charge
Mrs. Steward and Mrs. Wright, of Cen­
A shland ,
-
O reuok
Ask for «ample of our tea« and coffees— the threshhold. The largest concerns in
c«Mt» y<Mi nothing. Mci'otinell A Eiilianks. the city have, however, abandoned even tral Point, have been here visiting the
;
Will practice in all courts of the stale.
family
of
F.
B.
Inlow
i
-H
l
B
est
2
:
4b^ETYtVERMAi£
'
A $75 purse for a 600-vard race has these, and are content to use a small
Collections promptly made.
ADJUSTABLE IN EVERY EEARING i
The young folks had a dance in Inlow
been raised at Central Point, to be rnn metal plate for their names.
A
Ash
pole
’
s
hall
on
Thanksgiving
night.
I ! 0ATALCCU1-.
AGENTS
WANTED
But the popular idea in signs seems to
on Christmas. “Csp,” “Klickitat” and
About thirty numbers were sold.
D£SCR!91NG CII3 FULL LINE
A Woman to Take Testimony.
1' Cf WHEELS SENT GN APPLICATION.
Pankey's “Bay Cap” will probably con­ run to m great a display as possible, and
The dry weather is causing considera­
Known as the Youie & Gilroy mill, is now
test for the prise.
in its Indulgence tasto and safety are
For the first time in the history of Lu­ IT 37:^6Y3ST6 icycle
ble uneasiness among the farmers, for
sacrificed.
What
can
be
more
hideous
zerne
county
a
woman
has
been
ap
­
M«n’« white shirts till De«-. 15th will 1«
fear that the early sown grain will dry
O hio . J t / 2'
than those great ®rial wire structures and freeze out.
«old (or AOeta apiece at O. H. Blount’s.
pointed an officer of the courts. Miss
ESTABLISHMENT
There are still to be seen, near the that project from the tops of buildings
We had a week’s vacation in our school E'.telle Roll, who has lwen for the past
mouth of the Des Chutes, the ruins of an or are hung across the streets? They are last week while Miss Brown, the teacher, few months in the office of Attorney F.
------o------
-------- In charge of---------
old rock fort, which was used by the set­ dangerous, too, as experience lias shown. attended the institute at Ashland. 1 un­ M. Nichols as stenographer and type­
EAST
SIDE
OF MAIN STREET,
«
tlers during the Cavuae war, in 1856. Then there are those dazzling monstrosi­ derstand that she was very favorably im­ writer, was. on the petition of about
(South of the grocery store.)
Tlie walls of the fortification have fallen ties which, in colored glass, call the at­ pressed with your city.
twenty prominent lawyers, appointed a
o------------
down, and now nothing remains except tention of the passerby to the game of
A. Pool came near having two fires ] standing commissioner to take testi­
a few crumbling stones.
billiards and other pastimes. Some of last week. The first broke out in the up mony. The petition to appoint a woman
ashionable dressmaking and
repairing done in a neat and satisfac­
The complete volumes of DicksiM’ works the porticos which project over the per floor where the stove pipe passed to such a position was so unusual that
All Orders for SASH. DOORS. BLINDS. MOULDINGS, Etc., Etc.
tory manner.
ors Mammoth Cyclopaedia with only a few whole sidewalk are utilized for similar through and was discovered by a girl of Judge Rice looked a trifle puzzled as he
cents atidltionnl to the R ecord ' s subscrip­
the house, who quietly reported it to a glanced over the papers. “This is rather
purposes.
or for FINISHING LUMBER, or MILL-WORK of ANY KIND,
tion price.
Exaggerated hats, bonnets, clocks, lady visitor, when the alarm of fire was unusual,” he remarked. "Yes,” replied
Mr. Obenchain's daughter, at Central mortars, saws and other symbols of the given. There was no material damage Attorney Nichols, “but I think there is
Promptly attended to. Address, Ashland, Or.
5d]
Point, has the scarlet rever. The Mail
done except that Miss Amy Safford, Mrs. no legal impediment to it.” Judge Rice
merchandise
for
sale
within
the
stores
asys three young men from the Medford
Pool's daughter, had her hands badly
public school danced with the young lady flaunt before the gaze at every turn. burned while trying to extinguish the evidently looked at it in that light, and
MRS. M. L STANLEY
Most
of
these
are
illegal,
as
the
law
al
­
at a party the day before she was taken
flames. A few days after the above re­ he made the appointment, and Miss Roll
oct9]
Ashland, Oregon.
ill ami hail to be suspended from school lows but three feet nearest the building lated occurrence Mrs. Pool’s little boy, was sworn in.—Philadelphia Times.
for a short period, to prevent contagion. for the display of signs and merchandise, about tour or five years old, got some
ASHLAND
OREGON.
In I he Editor*« Chair.
One dollar a year will cover your doctor's and this is availed in many trades for matches, lit a candle and by some means
The
editress
of The Woman's Penny
Has just received the biggest and liest
the profit it will bring, not only to them­ set fire to the window curtains, which
bill If you take 8linmotis IJver Regulater*
selves, but in some cases by compensa­ quickly ran to the ceiling, but fortunately Paper is a true lover of her sex. She stock of goods ever brought to Ashland.
—VIA—
A. A. Davis wants the city council of
A
fine stock of imported goods. I also car­
and her s taff work together on the most
did no damage.
ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot
Medford to give him a franchise for an tion from fruit venders or other small
friendly
terms.
Not
only
are
all
the
ar
­
Miss Millie Howlett gave a carpet-tack­
fail to be suited. Cail and examine the
electric light plant. A franchise ia quite trades not connect«! with the regular
ing last Friday night, and had an extra­ ticles written by women, but the com­ stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class
an important institution and it behooves occupations. — America.
ordinarily fine time. There were twenty­ positors are women, the office boy is a work, a good fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
every town corporation and the public
Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth.
Valuable Saud Lots.
eight of the neighbors, mostly young woman, and co are the j-.nitor and te­
Bnerally to examine the situation crit-
Accident in making what afterward folks, came in and sewed and tied carpet legrapher. The editress has but one
F. E. ZDELLIEB.
dly and carefully before acting. Quite
fre«]tiently there are some foxy transac­ turn out to be good investments is always rags until about ten o’clock, when lunch name for her staff—dear. The assistant
Shasta Line.
tions beneath such things that do not ap­ • favorite theme for discussion. An in­ was served and the rest of the evening editor is called my dear, but the rest of
pear on the surface until it ia quite too stance was cited where a young man was spent in playing, talking, etc., until the help answer to plain and simple but
about 12 o’clock, when they all retired to
went to Tacoma on a flying visit in the their respective homes with the under­ sweet and short “dear.”
Express Trains Leave Fortland Daily.
At home The Penny editress em­
Are y«>u Married? If not, send your ad- I early days of the place, when the prin­ standing that they would all return in ,
South
1
North
dress to The American Corresponding Club, ' cipal part of the town was its name.
the near future and sew the rest of the ploys a nir.id-of-all-work, a woman cook
7:00 p m Lv Portland Ar 9:35 a in
P, O Box «13. Clarksbnrg, W. Va
an<l
two
•
*l::uy
helps
”
in
the
“
preservery,
”
He was there only a few hours, but in rags. One remarkable incident occurred,
10:20 a m Ar Ashland
Lv 6:40 p iu
Charles Springer, who owns 20,000 1 that time was induced to buy several however, while Mrs. H. was busily en­ who put up the jellies, jams, marmalades
10:50 8 m Lv Ashland
— { AT THE
Ar 6:10 p m
New Mexican acres on which graze thou­ lots for almost nothing. Those lots gaged sewing. One of the young men, F. and fruit butters, from which she real­
10:15 a ni Ar SanFrancixcoLv
7:00 p in
sands of cattle, thinks there is a good made a fortune for him so suddenly that M , was desirous of having a very large izes half the profits of her journalistic
Above trains stop only ut following sta­
PARIS EXPOSITION, ISSO.
time coming (or cattlemen. “Most of
ball so he kindly wound what she sewed work. Disgusted with the laziness and
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
the heavy stockgrowers in Kansas, Ne­ he could hardly realize that it could be on kin ball. But that was considered le­ general worthlessness of her gardeners,
Oregon City, Woodburn, Balem, Albany,
possible.
braska.. Colorado and Iowa have gone
Tangent, Sliedds, Ilaisey.Harrisburg, June
gitimate by Miss M-, as everything is she advertised for female labor, and an
Mark Sheldon, the wealthy real estate fair in lo— or rag-tacking.
tion City, Irving, Eugeqe
out of the business, and in the course of
D ick .
avalanche
of
horticultural
loveliness
Call
and
examine
them,
owner
of
Sun
Francisco,
made
his
fort
a year or two the market is going up.
Eagle Point, Dec. 2, 1890.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
swept down upon her. Many of the ap­
Cattle two years from now will bring bet­ one out of a bad debt. He had grown
A full supply of
LEAVE
ARRIVE
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
ter prices than they have in a half dozen rich and poor in several ventures, and How Sevece Colds are Bioken up in plicants for the position of gardener were
C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes
Portland
8)00
a
in
I
Roseburg
. 5:40 p m
Montana
daughters
of
cl
-
"men.
She
made
her
years past.”
when hard pressed once tried to collect
Roseburg .6:20 a m I Portland.. 4:00 p in
G loves , C repes , E tc .
selection, and has since openly declared
One From Virginia City, Mont., Madisonian.)
Nc- harm ever done by the use of Biro- all the money that was due him
i
When we find a medicine we know to pos­ that women make the best gardeners in
»■on« laver Regulater.
I debtor was unable to give him a cent,
ASHLAND, -
- OREGON.
Albany Local, Daily,(Except Sunday.)
sess genuine merit, we consider it a duty, the field.—London Letter.
I —
_ We have in the Herald office a small but compromised his debt by handing and we take pleasure in telling the public
Twenty-five years experience in Ashland.
LEAVE
arrive :
j Portland... 5:00 pni | Albany
9:00 p ni
Embalming with the aid of a skilled physi­
pie«» of the timber and lumber, of which over to Mr. Sheldon some sand lots in what it is. Such a niedi.iine we found
Ghastly Philosophy.
cian.
the old flat boat was made to explore what is now Market stivet. San Fran Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, last winter,
MAIN
STREET,
BETWEEN
CHURCH
|
Albany
5:00am
"
'
’
Portland
9;00am
Some men manage to get more than
when !a grippe was prevailing
We are
Malheur lake twenty-five vears ago. cisco.
Office and ware-room on Main street, at
their
share
of
things,
even
under
the
that we warded off several attacks
AND GRANITE
Cant. L. L. Williams, of the U. 8. srmy,
Sand lots were not very valuable in satisfied
foot of Granite.
Were threatening by the use of this most difficult circumstances. In spite
had the boat made, at or near Wright’s those days, and Mr. Sheldon found no that
A shland ,
-
O regon .
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
syrup, and we have since relieved, in a few of the brick manufacturers’ boycott in
Point,for the purpose already mentioned. opportunity to dispose of his until he liours, severe colds, and in the course of
New
York,
a
poor
fellow
named
Hafner,
There was not a nail in the boat. It was saw that he might make a pretty sum of two or three day«, entirely broken them up
JLSZHZLJLUST JD
10UIUST SLEEPING CARS
Pacific Coast Main office, 1368 Market St.
fraiiied and put together entirely with
by its use, as have several of our friends to passing along the street, received a whole
them.
So
he
held
on
to
them,
and
there
For accommodation of Second Class Pas­
whom we have recommendett it. It is all hodful on his head and was fatally hurt.
«ooden pins, the lumber used was sawed
San Francisco, Cal.
sengers, attached to Express Truins.
with a whip saw, and the larger pieces ia no more valuable real estate in tlie that it is represented to be by the manufac­ —Boston Herald.
were hewed. This lost was made of the Golden Gate city today than Mark Shel­ turers. If you have a cough and want to
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
it Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy will
first lumber sawed in Harney valiev. Its don’s Market street propertv.—New stop
Creosote has been successfully applied ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OK,
do the work. For sale by Chitwood Bros.,
Between
Portland anil Corvallis.
THE
CHTIV-LTE3C
ZRTTZSF.
j
^ZBOTT'I?
site wea lox"., with masts and sails and York Tribune.
as a remedy for the potato disease in
druggists
_
____________
intended for a urew of ten men. John
MAILTRAIN
DAILY (EXCEPT BUNDAY.)
IS
A
NEW
VEHICLE,
WHICH
SUPPLIES
A
LONG
FELT
WANT.
....$32.
Scotland. Every eye of the seed potato Scholarship, one year...............
A Place for Worker»’ Children.
Craven, who presented this office with
The Ever Present Poor.
is touched with creosote by means of a Commercial Course....................
... $25.
ARRIVES
leaves :
The
guild
of
the
Silver
Cross,
which
the small piece of the «1<I boat, was with
Mrs, Buckskin—My dear, I have just
$15.
Portland.... 7:30 a in Corvallis. 12:10 pm
Capt Williams at the time and assisted is a branch of tho order of the King's received word that a family of movers small camel's hair brush. The product Training School, per year....
5:30 p in
Corvallis.. .12:66 p nr Portland.
of potatoes so treated is almost totally
in leaking it. The boat was burned by Daughters, is nbont to open a day
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
the Indians in 1866.—Burns Herald, Nov. ; nursery in Harlem. This day nursery is camped down by the creek are starving, free from disease. Where the creosote
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad
is not applied to all the eyes of the seed­
13, ’90.
i for the benefit of working mothers, who and-----
Little
Johnny
Duckskin
(rushing
in)
—
Express Train Daily (Except Bunday.)
ling
the
result
is
partial
disease.
If
toe
i
are
thus
provided
with
a
safe
and
happy
Pii turc (rallies made to order at H. 8.
Knisry'«.
shelter for their little ones while they Paw, theie are a couple of fat men who much is used the seed will not germinate.
ARRIVE
LEAVE :____________ ________
are earning the chiklren's bread. It is look like capitalists pacing off your cor­
Portland . . 4:40p ni I M’MinnvUle 7:2’>piu
The First Step.
History
Docs
Not
Always
Repeat
Itself.
M'Minnville.5:4aam | Portland
.8:20 a in
i hoped in time to add a kindergarten to ner lot over in town. They-----
l'erhai» you are run down, can't eat.
Hubert—I say, Clara, you're a nice
Rev. Buckskin—Run. Johnny, and tell
Th" ladies who have
can’l «k-ep. can't think can't do onything the nursery.
THKiltB TICKETS U all poiats
girl, advising me to come the prodigal
to y«»ur Mtisfaction. and you wonder what founded this most praslicnl of charities, ’em I’ll be there in a minute!
EAST ill Ml TH.
Mrs. Buckskin—But, my dear, those son business with the governor. I took
ail.« you. You should hee«i the warning, almost without funds, will hold a fair
you are taking the hrst step into nervous for its benefit on the 5th, 6th and 7th of poor-----
your advice and tried it on yesterday.
prostration. You nesxi a nerve tonic and
i
For tickets and full information regarding
Clara—Well, didn't he kill the fatted
Rev. Buckskin —They can wait! You
in Electric Bitters you will fiml the exact Noveml»er.—New York Letter.
rates, maps, etc., call on company's agent
I
calf,
as
1
said?
know
the
good
book
tells
us
that
the
poor
remedy for restoring your nervous system
at Ashland.
Coucerning Taxation.
Hnbert—No; but he jolly near killed
we have always with us. but it ain’t
to iu normal, healthy condition. Surpris­
R. KOEHLER,
E P. KOGERS,
ing result« follow the* use of this great nerve Roseburg Review, Dec. 5ih ]
DO NOT CRIPE, SICKEN OR
every day that corner lot buyers put in me. I am quite sore still.—Judy.
Manager.
Asst G. F & Pass Agt
— -
tonic ami alterative. Your appetite returns,
In California mortgages are taxed ani an appearance! Make haste, Johnny!—
CONSTIPATE.
go»si <iige«tion ia n-stored. and the liver there is no complaint by the monev
Forced to Decline.
Sunt C ure for S icx H eadmhl
anil kidneys resume healthy action. Try a sharks. The reason is that they have no Munsey's Weekly.
Pii" ’-t.
lAde, having
underneath the
tad all troubie. ari«ln( trow
First Wanderer—Why does somekiud .
i< -agon ar,-
Ith ease). double
Iiottle. Price59c. at <'hitwoo«l Bros.
í:«?¿y Í. J'tsf) S’
Iadigeition
or
Conitipatioa.
usury law in that state and the mortgage
duc'.l. iic-l r. solid beaded bottom.
It has a box
Seiling Tobacco In Danville.
hearted people spoil their charities, Bill,
Improves the Complexion
ire gu.".rd an.-und the bock for holding larger packages,
mid rf’era
generally contains a clause that tlie mort­
by Purifying tho Blood.
It is an interesting sight to see the by forgettin’ that the poor has feelin's?
Improv log a yuotation.
io.uiufaetured by
L-jjid
ivr
calai
Tho
doee
eu
ba
aleely
adjnited
to
suit
tho
caw,
u
gage shall pay till demands of school dis­
pill oan novar be too largo a doee. E*.y to taka
CiA.lt L>I>'T3Il
Jk ('ROHM,
CaUowchuTup (who objects to some of trict, municipalities, and state for taxes. hundreds of covered tobacco wagons
Second Ditto—I dun'no, Jim, but one
Moo much sugar. 43 pills out np ia a strong vtal
X.ouiHvlllc. Ky.
the old tann'x obBcrvatiotis)—Where ig- It is therefore all nonsense to contend come to market Large ware houses are many on 'em does it I was offered the which ren bo carried in vest pookst A Orest Csavsa-
Iseos ts Trawler, sad B s .I s . m J.a. Kes. tiensta. whb-
ncntiK't' is bliss 'twerc folly to be wise,
Trad. Bark, kid r .wyaSrrr, Jir. a hauls.
that the tax on mortgages has anything ready to offer every inducement to farm­ finest breakfast y’ever seen this mornin’, eat •‘Crws.al"
Sample Dose aad Dream Boot far ts. la st a m ps.
Oldboy— Yes, young nisn; and where to do with the lack of money in Oregon. ers to sell their load. Driveways lead but a wood pile went with it. I had ter
(DR. HARTER'S IRON TONIO.
k
rrmrirstbs
blood : bfoulatm tr. livtb S
to
the
great
floors
where
the
load
is
as
­
to
be
impudence ift wit 'twere folly
say no.—Harper's Bazar.
The truth of the matter is that the law as
sad XIDNBTS and RESTORES the DKRI1.ITATBD ■
it stands is perfectly just and is in the in­ sorted in piles according to grade, liav-
U HBALTH aad VlaOBOt’S STRENGTH otTot-rar
bright.—Texas Siftings.
T. E, HOGG, niedrer.
THE DR. HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MO.
terest of the people at large. The aver­ ing been weighed first while on the
High Encomiums.
A Kamaibla Fellow.
age farmer in Oregon nor in fact the av­ truck Each pile is tagged with the
Returned Tourist — I noticed while
Man (to wife)—The man that make- erage business man cannot afford to pay
name of tho owner and the weight, abroad that twenty-six of the German
np this newsiMta r is a sensible fellow.
Oregon Developement Co.’s
a higher rate of interest than 10 per cent. with a place for the. buyer’s name and | papers 6peak very highly of the new
Wife-Why so?
The repeal of the usury law and the mort­ price. Many farmers remain over night,
reichstag.
STEAMERS.
••He always puts tlie poetry down the gage tax law might bring an influx of
German-American—Dwenty-six off de
center column."
money into the state, but in the ultimate for they arrive at all hours of the day
it would mean ruin and bankruptcy. The and night Free stables and other ordi­ members of the new reichstag is news­
Carpenter unii Builder
••What difference does that make?"
SHORT DINE TO CALIFORNIA.
paper men.—New York Weekly.
Oregonian
is laboring in this matter as it nary comforts are provided.
“A great deal. You see I always fold
There
are
ten
ware
houses
in
Danville,
O
regon
A shland
the paper iu the middle.”—Arkansaw alwavs is for class legislation, and with
FREIGHT AND FAKES the IX) WEST
But They Don't Get Batea for It.
the hypocrisy of all advocates of monop­ N. C. They are divided into two series
Traveler.
oly it attempts to show that it is working of five each, and public sales are con­
“I think,” said the editor in a worried
A Proud Spirit.
in the interest of the people. The man ducted in two at the same time. Under , tone, “that I will drop journalism and
Steamer Sailing Dates:
Repairing will Receive Prompt
Foldol—So Shorts lias left the bank that has means should pay the taxes
the direction of the Tobacco Exchange I take to astronomy.”
FROM YAQUINA:
and gone abroad What was the trou­ That is all there is in the present law
“Why?”
the order of sales is arranged. Placards
Attention.
Steamer Willamette Valley—December
ble?
anil it is as axiomatic as any other prin­
“Well, astronomers always seem to
are posted at different points, “First sale
10t h, 19th and 28th.
Sharkin-Well, they got to poking ciple of justice
!
KROM BAN FRANCISCO :
The hard-working people of Oregon at Neal’s," “Second sale at Acree's,” and have more space than they know what
aronnd and wanted to ]<x>k at his ac
so on, each warehouse taking its assigned to do with.”—Washington Post.
Steamer Willamette Valley—December
counts Shorts got huffy and wouldn't are a unit for the mortgage tax law, for
r-urr little fvrt tines have been mad«At
5th, 15th and 24th.
the usury law and for the exemption of turn until all five have sold out—first to­
work f.»r oa, hr Anua Pag«- Auattn,
stand It.
:
nu«! Juò. Bonn. Toledo, < »Wo.
For a nu mlier of years I have been sub­
indebtedness clause. And no sophistry day, the last to-morrow. Each ware
The company reserves the right to
s«-«'
cut.
«»flirr«
art-doing'well
Why
Foldol— When’s he coming back?
change sailing dates without notice.
of the money sharks will htxxlwink them. house has its own auctioneer, clerks, ject to violent attacks of inflammatory
'»lot y»n? Soii.e ran» over iiOO.MO a
rheumatism which generally lasted about
in<»i:tb. Y««tt can «lu tl»e work and live
Sharkin — He ain't coining; they’ve
Trains connect with O. A C. R. and Riv­
at Lome. wher«*v«T yoa arc*. Even ba-
and most of the firms buying having two months. On the first of this month I
er Boats at Corvallis and Albany.
looked ovi-r his looks.—Lowell Citizen.
ginnm nrr raailv earning from fi to
The discovery of a preventive for croup, two sets of buyers to attend on the two was attacked in the knee and suffered se­
fl« a day. All ag. ». Weahow you bow
Freight and ticket office, Salmon street
and ¡»tart you. Can work in «pare timi
verely for two days, when 1 procurer! a bot­
Three-fourths oi your ailments arise from is one of the most important mule in re­ circuits.—Cor. Washington Post.
wharf. Portland.
«< all rhe tiu»e. Big money fur vxork-
cant years. Since first discovered it has
H
DRESSMAKING
RUNNING IN FULL BLAST,
F.E.ZOELLNER,
JAMES S. ROGERS
Manager
F
Prices Reasonable.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WAS
AWARDED
EAST AND SOUTH
Southern Pacific Route
THE ONLY
H. S. EMERY
Funeral Director,
M artín & H arris
State Normal School
ONLY PERFECT
SEWING MECH ä MISM
F amily U8Ê.
LITTLE
LIVER
PILLS
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
O. R. Buckman
laver troubles which Simmons Liver llegu-
been used in manv cases, and with unvary­
later cures._______________
ing success. Its being within the reach of
Twenty-five standard novels—With Xi to all makes it the mere valuab'e. It is only
.«elpct from—given awav free to every new necessary to give Chandwrlain’s Cough
sultscrilier to the R f < ord or old ones who Remedy freely as soon as the first mdica
will mv a vear in advam-e. A cheap meth­ tions of croup appear, and it will dispell all
od ol getting your winter's reading matter
symptoms ot the disease. Full directions
are given with each bottle. For sale at 50
Men's and boys' clotlung, boot.-, shoes cent» per bottle bv Chitwood Bros., drug­
ate., etc., of latest styles, finest quality and gists.
at prices that defy couipetitiou, at McCall's
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.
The Be-t Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruise«. Sores. Ulcer-. Salt Kheuni. Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and posi­
tive! v cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
I guaranteeii to give lierfeet satisfaction, or
money le'undtxl. Price 25 cents p«r box
• For sale by Chitwood Bros.
tle of ('haiuberlai'n’s I’ain Balm, and it re­
<-rs. Faflnre unkutmn ani>>ng them-
NEW a.id wonderful. Particulars free.
lieved me almost instantly. I therefore
II.
Hallett
«V
<'o.,
IXaaz
Portland.Maiua
most cheerfully recommend it to those
who are similarly affiicted everywhere.—R.
D. Whitley, Martindale, N. C.. Feb. 1888.
Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in
this place and his disease was very widely
known as he «utlered such severe pain. ■ -W.
NICE YOUNG MILCH COW, with
IM. Houston A Co.. Merchants. Martindale,
calf, for sale. Inquire for price,
N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Chitwood
etc., at the R ecord office.
Bros., druggists.
Milch Cow For Sale
A
W. B. WEBSTER Gen! F. & P. Agt.
34 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
C. C HOGUE, G. F. h P. A. O. P. R.,
Corvallis. Oregou.
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