Better Than Goi<*rm<*nt Ron«!«.
When the city council placed the issue 1
of bonding thia city for a $50,000 water . The « rdir.ary living expen»e>> ■ f a family
of live person.«, living in the cuat mary mari­
system before the people, the R ecobd i ner of the American people.amount» to not
ASHLAND. Os Thursday, Dec. 11. VM • as tbe first newspaper in Ashland to le-s than $1,500 |>er year. It would require
nearly $10.OX> in government lx,nd» to pro­
lift its voice in behalf of the enterprise. duce
thi« income. Ten acres of land in the
The People's Paper.
It did so promptly. It did not ignore Willamette valley planted to prunes with un
the question for a «bole seek for the ordinary crop at ordinary prices will net
more than $1,500 after pa*, ing for all labor
It make* one'» teeth chatter to read of purpose of having son e one come around placed thereon. You can’ buy thi- land of
the snowing. blowing and freezing which ' and blackmail it into tbe support of tbe The Oregon Land Company, of Hslem, Ort-
gon, in tracts of ten acre» or more at fr.nu
make up the weather bill in the East.
measure. The R ecobd lent its aid to the $55 to $75 per acre. Address.
i scheme from principle—its steadfast
The Oregon Land Company. .‘■aleui.-Or
One thing to Parnell's credit, he does principle of progression (no matter who
Settle Up.
not throw the blatne upon the woman, as propose» the advance, that «ill adl to
All those having i»n-ettled :>> counts with
Alexander Hamilton did on one occaaicn. i the comfort or substantial usefulness of the under-igned, will please call immediate­
ly and se tle the same, either bv cash or
The few gentlemen who stole such a the community. The R ecok '» a'*o be­ note.
J. M. McCAl.L.
Jan. 15, IMA).
big hole out of the city’s $50,000 content lieved that the officials sele te>l we e the
themselves with the idea that the water ones properly qualified to successfully
James Norris can furnish you all kinds of
! carry out tbe measure.
finishing lumber, moulding», windows,
works is like man—“it is tearfully and
As soon as it was seen that the trusted doors »ash, etc. Leave orders at Luckey’s*
wooderfully made.”
Tbe Neweskt Cruiser.
i officials were acting in a “crooked-’ man-
Parnell had better wire Senator Mitch­ ■ ner and «ere scheming for a big steal
The new cruiser San Francisco is a sis­
ell lor the loan of bis tactics. The Irish : from the city, the Rr.< okd with equal ter vessel of the Philadelphia, which
leader i seems unable to turn what would promptness pointed ont the rascality of was recently fitted for sea. Her builders
ra disadvantage into a howling these same officials • ho had so basely [ had the advantage of experience in con­
cyclone of popularity
| betrayed the public trust reposed in structing the Charleston, and that the
work on her has been pushed may be
them. Furthermore, the R ecobd did
This season's hog-packing in the West this at a perilous time. It was then en­ inferred from the fact that actual con­
baa exceeded that of last year by 22*^ gaged in what threatened to be at least struction did not begin until April 1,
1888, and she was launched Oct. 26,1889.
per cont
Tbe packing of Chicago so far an expensive affair financially—defend-
I The Philadelphia was begun Oct. 27.
this season is the largest on record, and i ing its legal right toeven mildly intimate 1887, and the vessel was launched in
at the clone of last week reached about that a certain court, now deail, should I August, 18»9.
3,100,000 hogs.______________
As she is now, without guus or masts,
I investigate itself. But the R ecobd never
The Vancouver, B. C , papers hail the jiails
•Pealt dr M out I “in meetin’ ” the San Francisco is a handsomer vessel
.....................................
than the Charleston with all her fittings.
McKinley bill as of more benefit to Can­ j whenever such loud cases of public Her lines are far more trim, and her
ada than to the United States. They I wrong-doing, fraud, outrage and tlieft greater length and the symmetrical
shape of her hull give her the appear­
note an increasing demand for Canadian | are perpetrated
The R ecord ' s policy is that of protect- ance of a fine steam yacht All experts
products in England to take the place of
. ing the people's interests. The policy of that have examined her declare her lines
thoav shut out by the McKinley bill.
being tbe subservient tool of the few— to be finer than those of any other ves­
Quoting Congressman Vandever’s re- and rich—who may feel that they own sel of the new navy, and that for this
mark to an Eastern interviewer, that the community, is diametrically opposed reason and the strength of her boilers
“Senator Stanford did not liave to spend to the r 1CO bd ’ s line of public policy or she should also be the swiftest vessel
among the new cruisers.— Boston Adver­
• cent in tbe last campaign,” the San , ,juty.
tiser.
Francisco Chronicle says that if this • The impulses of the people are honest,
Turkeys Defeated by GraRtthoppers.
were repeated at Palo Alto it would The questionable transactions occasion-
Not
far from Scranton, Pa., lives
make the senator’s magnificent stud of auy committed in their name are caused
Fanner
James C. Fairchild. He has
horses at that place laugh,
confusion and deception that they are
gained local notoriety of late by reason
I unable to see through at the time, and of an unsuccessful fight against grass-
It is aaid Parnell has given at least two
not because the community are cither i hoppers that took possession of a rye
members of the Irish party assurances of
knaves or cowards.
stubble field. Farmer Fairchild muster­
his innocence in the O’Shea affair. These
The R ecord has an actual as well as ed in opposition to the green clad foe an
two members of the Irish parliamentary
theoretical faith in humanity and it be­ army of ttirkeyB. The gobblers were
party are convinced that Parnell is only
lieves it with the fervor that some old driven to the battle ground through au
biding his own time to vindicate himself
ladies io their religion, that the scoun­ aperture in a big stone walL At the
at the precise moment when vindication
first assault it seemed that they were to
drels— no matter how good their super­
will have more effect for Ireland, A
win easily. They drove the ’hoppers
ficial manners, their wealth, family or into a corner of the tall fence. Then
grand scheme.
social standing—wlio betray public trusts the fugitives turned upon the turkeys,
It aeema that Guatemala threatened to by filching from the people under the and, according to the account of an eye
•ink tbe American ahip on which Bar- 1 guise of doing it in the public interest, | witness, “came within an ace” of
rundia was a passenger unless he was will eventually reap the same harvest swamping them. The fowls were com-
surrendered. It seems that this country that does the villian who robs bis grand- 1 pletely covered with grasshoppers, and
under the circumstances owes to itself mother. And that harvest will be a hell I the insects kept coming at them so thick
I and fast tliat the turkeys finally took to
something besides recalling Mizner. right here on this earth.
their legs and wings and went squalling
When we submit to be bullied by such a
A Harvest Home Monument.
toward the center of the lot.
flyspeck ns Guatemala wfth no other pro­
After a little one of the gobblers ral-
One of the attractions at a harvest
test than kicking our own minister, it is home festival of Germans in New York ' lied the flock and led them back to the
time to roast the American eagle and eat city the other day was a tall column corner. He gobbled a number of times
him tor a goose.
covered with fruit and vegetables. on the way. and the old tom turkeys
Three hundred and fifty-nine pounds of marched abreast of him and gobbled de­
The water works schemers defend the nails were used to fasten the products of fiantly at the grasshoppers, the hens
17.50 per month $22,000 upper system by the field to the monument. Here is a bringing up the rear and talking saucily
saying that the people voted it so at the list of the articles used: Four barrels of as they marched. Well up toward the
j corner of the field the flock spread out,
election to bond the city. A better de­ large onions and 7 barrels of small
and in a moment innumerable wings
onions,
6
barrels
of
potatoes,
0
barrels
of
fense than that could be made by stating
apples, 3 barrels of yellow squash, 5 were buzzing toward the wall. Pretty
that the city sutborized tho chairman of
bushels of whito squash, 2 barrels of I soon the grasshoppers were as thick in
the water committee to perpetrate this muskmelons, 250 ears of corn, 48 green I the corner as they had been before.
“theft” because they elected him a mem cabbages, 48 red cabbages, 1 barrel of ' There wasn’t room for them all, and
ber of the council and the mayor duly lima beans, 3 barrels of white turnips, 48 again they turned upon the turkeys and
and officially appointed him to the posi­ bunches of red beets, 12 watermelons, 12 i the turkeys turned tail in an instant,
tion he has so thoroughly disgraced. crooked neck squash, 73 pumpkins, 4 ! skedaddled across the lot and flew into
The latter defense is more direct and barrels red ¡toppers, 24 bundles of table the roadway The fowls had plainly
celery, 75 citrons, 2 boxes lemons, 24 been badly scared, and since then Fann­
goes right to where it belongs.
pineapples, 2 baskets peaches and 1 large er Fairchild has been unable to get them
Tree planting is going on to a greater bunch of bananas. This was interwoven to stay in the rye field for ten minutes
at a time.
extent thia fall than before. Each com­ with 2£ pounds of silver cord, and on
the top were 24 bundles of straw.
How John Keep» Cool.
ing year turns out additional acres upon
"Tho only people in New York who
acres of orchards in tbia section. No
The Swiss authorities deny that they
better mesne could be employed toward have ordered the William Tell episode don’t suffer much from tho heat aro tho
working out the salvation of the country. to be expunged from the school books. Chinese,” said Dr. John Uhl recently.
The nurserymen of the northwest will be They believe that their national hero “Your Chinaman,” he continued, “ia a
nerveless, unimpassioned animal, and
cleaned out of their stock of pear, peach, really existed, and that the assertion
doesn’t let anything worry him. That
prane and plum trees this season, and that he is a myth is not well founded.
is one reason. Another is that his food
It
has
been
calculated
that
there
are
perhaps of many other varieties. Cali­
is largely fruits and vegetables during
fornia is drawing largely on Oregon for about 200,000 families living in London the warm months, when we hold to our
on about £1 a week.
trees this season. The California fruit
heavy meats at least twice a day the
Official figures show that there are cut season through.
growers like young trees grown in this
“His great summer drink is tea, hot or
state twtter than those to be procured at •very year in Aroostook county, Me.,
100,000,000 feet of lumber.
cold, but never iced tea. Neither does
home, as they are raised without irriga­
Two of the albums sent to the inter­ he drink iced water, and thus produce
tion and are sounder and better.
national exhibition of stamps at Vienna an abnormal lowering of the tempera­
ture, which brings a consequent rise as
The Southern Pacific companv is still are insured for $12,000 and $15,000.
far above the normal. Then his dress is
There
are
twenty-seven
states
with
offering $5000 reward for the conviction
over one million population each. At loose, calculated far more for comfort,
of the person who tampered with the
the previous census there were nineteen. or rather for summer comfort, than ours,
track at Lake Lahish It would not sur­
and altogether John gets through hot
prise us in the least if some of these so- \ A chair 120 years old is in use in an weather better than any other person I
office in Spring City, Pa., and is said to
called detectives did not “run in” some
know. I have watched them here and
be just as good as the day it was bought.
in San Francisco for years, and I never
poor, friendless and pennvless tramp who
It is stated on good authority that the knew of one being sunstruck, and I can­
never heard of the labiali wreck and
factories of England, France, Germany not recall ever having seen ono of them
prove him guilty by competent (?) wit­
and Holland produce about 77,000,000 \ in a profuse perspiration.”—New York
nesses. Five thousand dollars is a very . pins daily.
Letter.
tempting bait. This would not be an
The
Italian
clergy,
unlike
those
of
unusual proceeding, as it w.is proven to '
France, and for the most part of Eng­
have been done in the case of the two land also, have never made any objec­
men sent to the penitentiary for the mur-, tion to cremation.
der of Crosby in Tacoma. Since the re- j Germany sent to the United States in i
port of the commiasinneis, the company 1889 beet sugar io the value of $16,000,- j
should withdraw that reward.—-Exam­ 000. Two years ago the amount was less !
iner.
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than a million and a half.
D. M. F erry & Co’s
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced
An
Englishman
has
purchas-ed
a
por-
j
I’arnell’s struzsle to maintain his su­
tion of Mount Olympus in order to pre­
SEED ANNUAL
premacy is watched with intense inter- ! vent its desecration by a firm which had j
for 1891 will be mailed FREE
all applicants, and to last season*
rat throughout the world l’arnell found . begun to erect a hotel upon it.
customers. It is better than ever
Irish politics in a «Lite of weakness, in-
r person using Garden,
A new stenographic machine in use by I
tnver er Field Seeds,
eompetency and confusion, which is their the Italian parliament is capable of re­
should send for it. Address
chronic infirmity, lie gave Ireland an cording 250 words a minute, and can be
D. M. FERRY & CO.
DETROIT, MICH.
affirmative isaue in place of everlasting readily manipulated by a blind person. *
Largest Seedsmen in the world
negations, U|>on which the strennth of
Says an eminent physician: So long as
her |>eople at liome anil the treasure of ' men uncover their heads in theatres, j
the Irish in America had been uselessly ’ halls; etc., just so long catarrh will be a
lavished. That affirmation was Home1 national ailment and men suffer neural- i
Rule, presented in minute working de­ gia and bronchial ah ections.
Oregon Land Company, Wo Af6 F?68.dy
VALLEY RECORD.
THE BEST
tail . As John Boyle O’Reillv said of it,, Blackening the nose and cheeks under
“Thia issue appealed to the conscience of the eyes has been found an effectual pre­
mankind anti put England in the wrong.” i ventive of snow blindness or the in­
jurious effect of the glare from illumi­
She had pleaded her claim to the sym­
nated snow to eyes unaccustomed to it.
pathy of an order-loving world when she
Wembley park, about twenty minutes’
appeared as the champion of peace and
ride from the center of London, has been
law against turbulent peasant law-break­
selected as the site for the new’ tower
ers and head-breakers. But when the
which is to lie built in imitation of the
misery and despair which made them great work of the French architect
turbulent was analyzed, its cause stated ' Eiffel.
and its remedy made plain. England i Strawberry farmiug pays iu England.
ceased to be plaintiff and liecame defend­ From a single strawberry farm at
ant before the world. Come what may, i Orpington the proprietor got 5oO tons of
Parnell did this. The political mirage i fruit, an amv-nut which, at four cents a
which lifted Ireland up where all men pound, represents a return over of more
saw the cause and cure of her wretched- ’ than »IJ.OdO.
ness was the work of his genius. Tbe
Compressed Air Torpedo.
cause to which he gave form and sub­
Still another torp«>do, this one the in-
stance found in England that sympathy r?t«Ti..u of £3 .‘.r_...■..*.;i conr.t, Bnona-
which eoni|>elleJ the Gladstone wing of corsi by name, has made its appeartutet
the lilierals to adopt it ns an issue as a iu the European naval and military
means of their own salvatiou. We shall world. According to official and private
reports of the trials of thG
see whether ParucH's organization of they wore r un- :tly
sneew<»f
Irish politics will survive his ilepositiou, results stqx nor even lo riiost
snd whether the influences which expel. from the Whitehead, The mot
him can hold together the structure is compre&stMl air. acting directly f
built by by his han-Is.
reservoir upon the propeller without any
assistance or iutervcntioa from machin­
For a number of years I have been sub- f ery. The pr.’T;ilsiou is effected by twin
to violent attacks of inflammatory ' screws working inversely ami giving a
rbeuiuatl'iii which generally lasted about
two month*. On the first of this month 1 velocity greater anil more c.mtiiir.«v,*.,. it
wa.« attacked in the knee and suffered se­ is contended, than any obta’ned iti oth •
verely for two day«, when I procured a bot­ torpeile-s. One remark :bl- ie.r
of
tle of t'hanitierlain's Pain Balin, and it re­ this invention is the facr...y <•! «nto
lieved me almost instantly. I therefore
most cheerfully recomniend it to tho»e rnatic guidance, which «itrtble- it to
who are similarly afflicted everywhere.—R. avoid protective u< ts and shields, a 1 U>
D. Whitley. Martindale. N.Feb. 1S88. dive any distance l el’ow il-in.» to give
Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in its blev.*. —Exchan--«*
this place and bi« disease was very widely
known as he suffered such severe pain. W.
One of th” habit» of Prime Ui-i; .
M. Houston A Co.. Merchants. Martindale.
N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Chitwood at Kmriltgeu is to p < ivo-jigLed
i day. His weight i.» now 2< 5 ¡cure
Bro»., druggists.
t
| 1879 he reached the highest 7<-i;
Three-fourths of vour ailment» arise from
1
•u
iver troubles which Sinitnon« laver Regu- pounds, but of late years hé La
i losing flesh., slowly but surely.
ter cures.
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM. OREGON
^cnyfiita
I
r
I
Sarsaparilla
Sold by alldni^yistn. ¿1; six for £5. Prepared by
C. L HOOD A CO. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mau.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles,
Double-Action Revolvers, etc., to the
DR. COLE
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j
Ar« Unequalled both for Hunting and
Target Shooting.
RELOAD YOUR SHELLS
AND SAVE MONEY.
FREE , ILLUSTRATED
Treat a.id Cure all Chronic and Private
Diseases. .4 Specialist in charge of each
Department.
1. DISEASES OF MEN.
2. DISEASES OF WOMEN.
I
3. EYE, EAR and CATARRH.
4. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES.
5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
6. SURGERY.
7. ELECTRICITY.
Call or write for information. Mention
this paper.
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Portland, . . . . Oregon.
CATALOGUE
Send for Catalogue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS ON
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR OWN AMMUNITION
Biles of latest design. Address:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
No. 7|.
OUR BOOT & SHOE LINE
Price, $18.00 at Factory
Cash with Order.
I
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
I
_;__________
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on i
Mam street, facing the bridge.
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•
Shop thoroughly renovated and re­
fitted.
T/te choicest of Fresh Meal»—fíeef. Mut­
ton, Veal. Pork. Sausages, etc.
Market.
Independent
■
J. H. Russell
B. P. NEIL,
S hland M arble
(Successor to 8. Stacy,)
Kept constantly on band.
prices is all that we ask
HOIBEN’S ETNZREAL COUCH SYRUP.
I* -
• '
| a*a*n, and effective; never
fi< # .
• immediate relief for cousrhs,
• tiit. .• ..a a I tt.r* nt end lung afibetions.
5^ ren*' a:;u 4».Cv.
MANVFAITV.1BD BY
Z. j j . UOLDENf Stockton $ Co/.
Sold all by druggists.
1
at ourXEH Ui^ofw* rk.
B W b ■
n .d h.rif-rwLh. bv tim» of
■M I I nl !■ Y ri l. r -. A. I.ung >r v!d. aixt
KIUIILI
'r,.
fi S
AT« fun. h CTcrvthicff.
«ti.; ; ' . *.< r »k. Y. u (Mn •!< • ..tw
y,ar«t-ntu. «..-U»« craSy ...
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emin-.-, I.vr hud,. ...
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v.*.k-r.
Ih'ffiitnerv afe mrini.g
¡j fi-,
aw.| u)wKrite.
0. H. BLOUNT.
i
11 V11MJJ11 X i
Largest Stock of Trees
O
in the Northwest,
Fair living
We will make it to jour interest to
deal with us, so give tbe new meat mar­
ket a trial.
IWF’i'resli i>oik on baud every day.
STAttlOKS.
IOO
IMPORTED
and Registered
Clyde, Shire, Per-
cheron & Nonnan
Stallions.
ONE ANO THREE-FOURTHS
MILLIONS.
ON HAND A FULL
LINE OF
CHOICE
Al! Orders in Stone Work
Filled. Marble Works on
MAIN STREET,
PICTURES of YOURSELF
«
-Oli-
Ashland, Or
HSZEJLY BE ZEÏJLZZ) JL T
H. C. MYER,
J. H. SETTLEMIER
Woodburn, Or
THE
INTERNATIONAL
—DKALEB IK—
HARDWARE,
STOVES &
ASHLAND
Passenger Concli to Every Train.
Freight moved al>out town at rates
1.0 ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
OREGON
Fire wood of all kinds deliverer! any-
where o town at lowest prices.
Ashland Market
MAYER
John E. Pelton.
HOSLEY A PELTON,
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay
able Monthly.
TYPEWRITER.
Med ford to Jacksonville
Barber Shop,
Patronize the-----
ONLY WAGON
R. F. HIGH. Proprietor.
THAT—
VOTILE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
’.he people of Ashland and surround­
If there i - no agent in y -ur t. wn. address I ing country
tirai 1 ai am the old »land on Connects with Every Train,
the mn::tl a lire:»:
Maili streei. opposite ilie old Flagstad
where a:iy < ne wishing work done in my
PA.ÌISH i^F G 00.
irne will always find me ready to serve
ihein. 'And men may come anil men may
PARISH. N. Y
go,” but I am a stayer forever.
And carries the I’. S. Mail» and
Shaving, 25c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo­
Wells Fargo’s express.
I.' L>
J,'* f
1 EXOls A 1’115
and i ing, 25c; »ea foam, 25c.
L’ Di t,£j.
typewriting free
IfAtacvttnN a S tsoaut .
First-class fa-.-ilnies and best of teachers.
M1TI8FKTHI « I 1111 T K E ».
Addre- - , with stamp for retu.n postage,
JOHN DYER, E. WORM AN. Medford
THE PARISH MF'G CO.,
Driver j Livery Stables, Prop.
Parish. N. Y.
! TOWN LOTS!
Peterman Bros.
LINK VILLE.
OREGON.
CONTRACTORS. BUILDERS &
MANUFACTURERS.
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
25
FOR SALE IN—
R. R. ADDITION
R. STRAIT,
Practical Gunsmith,
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
I wish to announce to the public that 1
am ready to take orders for any kind of
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines,
filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors
etc., etc.
Office cn Fr.rnt street, in building witi
John B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-4
> *4 i '
Olis FiiEE
TO EVERY READER OF THIS PAPER!
Wo want to iDcrcMBc our circulation very Jurgdy durlug tbe next nix mouthe—!<• double It if bo*.
•Ibie. lu lu'complhh thio wo need the co-operation ot our preeent rubeurib. th i$n.t rrKd«>rK * It 'each
one o4 our present readers would secure for iu on*, n^o oAscriber, our ciretiUtlou would
«luubiod
ofi-ouro l,i:t wo know that it will t.<ko an extraordinary inducement to ¡»ring out t!»o united
ciT-Lt iof ovry one ot our present nubHcribera—we blndi have to mako a bfgU Id
wn are
ambitious mid anxloitd to double onr circulation, and, bjr bpeciai arrangement with one oi the lead­
ing publish!ng houses wo are enabled to make you
An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality.
¡¡<1.-1 it; 2o<tj..von«K;«>
•
Has Moved into the building
adjoining 11. P. Neil’s meat mar­
ket on the north, and invite»
the public to inspect his samples
if 100.00.
Finished in Style Equal to
TRANSFER.
TAILOR
-
LOGAN’S GALLERY,
ZDZR/CTG-G-ISTS.
100,000 Prune Trees (mostly
For >ul'‘ from J -100 to School
Books, Stationery,
French)
$900 fuel'.
This is the time to buy in order
35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
to have them perfee:!y accli­
Clocks, Watches, and
mated for next season, and we
10,000 Early ('rawford peach
must sell in order to make
room for new importation-The
10,000 Moorpark and Royal
Jewelry.
freight o i a horse to Per land,
Oregon is only OSO.
Apricot.
Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or.
Every animal fuliy Warranted. Tern:; Easy. Send
35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg j i for
Catalogue,
Address
Prescriptions carefully put up by com­
Dr. V'lcriun Cc„
apple.
Watertown, W>s. petent hands
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip­
I
GREGORY & HICKS
pin apple.
—CITY—
15,000 Ben Davis apple.
Large Stock of all Other Lead­
ing Varieties of Fruits.
I
FREE FROM INSECT PESTS
FAMILY
a
CHITWOOD BROS..
’ RAIN or SHINE
THE SCHOOL-MASTEB
Truly,
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
I'rirc -
Give« r 4 r.uvice to h!s pnpils when he
tells tbem to iu«e
Is the Most Complete in South­
ern Oregon.
We have Mens Boots from $2 up,
And Mens Shoes from $1.50 up.
East Side of Main Street, A shland .
FROFRIETOR.
strictly first ciass machine.
Fully
warranted. Made from very best material,
bv skilled workmen, and with the best tools
that have ever been devised for the purpose.
Warranted to do all that can lie reasonably
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IF YOU CAN’T FIND TEEM FOR SALE ET TOUR MERCHANTS. WRITE US.
10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost.
1
G oods
We have a very neat Dark Line
which we are selling at $10 pr suit.
MARLIN SAFETY A nobby plaid dress suit at 12.
MODEL 1889.
Bl’k Diagonal Suits, $15 to $20.
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Elegant dark spec suits at $18.
SOLID
Men’s over-coats, $5 up.
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We have one line of boy’s suits, 4
SIDE
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EJECTING,
Weight,6Xibs.
to 12 y’rs. old, which we are offer­
Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges.
ing at $2 per suit.
BARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. 8. A.
And one line at the low price of
iLfflSmJLRIFLEsiGHTS
“IDEAL” REL01D1NE TOOLS $3.50 per suit.
For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns.
In fine grades of Boys Clothing
our stock is complete.
We have just received a large
¡DEAL MFG. C0.t Bax G, Ksw Kavan, Cl.
ril. LY^AH, Middlefield,
new line of Mens Winter Shirts,
also a large and elegant assortment
of Neck Wear, Gloves, Suspenders,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, etc.
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iiiEW REPEATING RIFLE
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"My little daughter's life was saved, as
we believe, by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Before
she was six months old she had 7 running
scrofula sores. One physician advised the
amputation of one of her finger«, to which
we refused assent When we began giving
her Hood's Sarsaparilla, a marked Improve­
ment was noticed and b y a continued use of it
her recovery was complete. And she is now,
being seven years old, strong and healthy."
B. C. J ones , Aina, Lincoln County, Me.
A Nice Store and a lot 25x144, near Df-pot,
in Ilo k C, railroad addition to
Ashland, at
ApplvtoG. F. Billings or to E. K. Alsip
A Co., No 1004 Fourth street, Sacramento,
real estate agents.
V alley R ecord ,
Ashland, Oregon.
TO FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR
-—WITH ITS-----
Is the most ancient and most general of all
diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free
from it, while thousands everywhere are Its
suffering slaves. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has
had remarkable success in curing every form
Is the S tate lx»t rasce B oldins .
of scrofula. The most severe and painful
\nd Branch Offices al Portland. Astoria and Albany.
running sores, swellings in the neck or
goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial
Has for sab-a large list of firttht. Moef.- und Fruit Farms.
or total blindness, yield to the powerful
effects of this medicine. It thoroughly re­ 1
llw City and Ntbgrbsr Premerti.
moves every impurity from the blood.
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The Buren’* XVHI. By fivi.ca nur ('« ibb , Jr.
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Thorne.”
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M h I íh np your mind that you will have twsntv nv«
10 klmBelr or berself indlvid-
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t eno yenrly BabJrfbo/tnnovela,
one elt.g!« Otte t.f. >tr j ireent mlwettbetw m.rt madere bnt can d^ It^f the? wR“
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you are not a»k- l to ir t u;> a rlnb or to do attv c tnvasslur tmt
* 7 nemember.
tn tip «o»rof yonr neighbors or friends to mke^our i.a-w rfor a
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Inquire at the R kcobp office.
Wo w I »1 lef.fiyof tli*’ I l ' i V c I h *<<}■ t venr v HtiliMi’rilM'ra RAVAnfv
Of Sa.-h and Doors and all kinds and
30 011 Í .r a / nil
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brr1Mabarríbem. an 1
»ivies of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
not r,’I lojr. lHt u h t nr u.
but do
nil! :iii •' « grand • ! a:i e- d yr< at opi-ortunitr- If yon i>12novels free. Yon
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
V alley R ecord . Ashland, Or., has the
to order. The whole or one half ottered most news, is the best paper and the best
1418 offcr
unheeded. Order your
The R ecord as an advertising medium is uuvelB b. the uutuburu as glvob. AddrtM all
for »ale.
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medium of Advertising.
llu best.