Valley record., December 25, 1890, Image 1

VALLEY RECOKI».
VALLEY RECORD
PIO-> k ED BKK "Ita.
Lady-kihera—Coraeta.
Cbaa. Wendell ha- a fine line of holiday
praaente,
I. (i. Mom, <x Granta Paw, intend«
•tartin/ a rriat mill at Riddle’»
Mow Celia Brown ia spending the win­
ter at Portland with her sister, Mrs. J
T. Gearin.
Are f<nt Mamed ’ L toot. -en<l your ad-
dreu, to Ti>e American« orre-ponding <’lul>.
P. O. Box «13. ClarkslH.rg W. Va
Rav Sap-haeR, of the Poatal telegraph
office in thia city, ia eating hia Christ tn as
dinn«-r with hia parenta at Corvallis.
Men a bat> for 30 <-enta each at <>. H
Mount'».
The Medford Baptista held a public
Christmas tree entertainment last night,
making a present to every child in town.
Madam’s Microbe killer is now kept for
•ale at the <J. O. D. Emporium of Wilson
A Walaaorili, in R—taer'ablock, .tahand.
W. C Runzler and Frank Crowson, of
.tahland. have gone to Wiwonain and
Minnesota—tlieir former honies—and will
return aome time next year.
If you ward toenjov v<«nr nu-al« »trenirtii-
eti vour diresUon will, biinnion» Liter Reg­
ulator
II. 1. Brewer, representing the Pacific
<tate Having, Loan and Building Co., ia
trying to get Medford citizens intercated
in a building ami bran aaaociation.
Men'* »4.50 grain dioe- reduced to ».'LUO
at O. 11 Mount'».
etrnday Mercury The Parnell case ia
at least a warning for statesmen tn keep
a clean record in private as well as pub­
lic life. The public verdict is a hopeful
sign of the times.
»’<< horw
M miikmis Liver Regulator
ia known to oe the li»-i remedy.
Tlie Ijike Ijibiah accident c<a»t the H
P. »250,00) in settlement with the in­
jured. How much tlie Oregonian got for
trying to make tlie public believe tliat a
rail w:is removed, is not stated.
Picture frame» made to order at If. 8.
Kmsry's.
lutwycrs Raytiurn and Kelsey got hot
and had a personal encounter In Judge
Pipe*’ court st Corvallis. T’he judge
promptly cooled the belligerents off by
dashing a fine of »20 apiece at the com­
batants.
I
Men’s white »birt» till Dec. I5tb will be I
•old for 51 k t» apiece at O. H. Blount t.
Billy Chinook, one of tlie l>est known
Indians in Oregon, died at Warm Spring
agency the other day He was Fremont's
guide in 1847 on hia trip from Oregon to
California. In 1849 lie mined in that
state. In 18.58 he went back to St. Ixiuis
and went to school for awhile. He was
an elder in the United Presbyterian
cliuri'h at Warm Spring and was
church
wan as
equare an Indian a» one often meets.
lloya Malta »2.00 up at O. H. Blount's.
One petition asking the legialature to
appropriate »250,000 for the world’» fair
exhibit and another sgainat were placed
•ide hv aiife at Cottage Grove No effort
was imide to secure aiicnature« to either.
Within two lava the petition against the
appropriation had ninetv-two nanon at­
tached to it, while the other hail but one.
The people generally, we believe, would
favor a moderate aum, but we do not be­
lieve they are in favor of a sum that par-
takea of a job and junketing expedition.
The discovery of a preventive for croup,
is one of tlie moMt liu|>ort»nt made in re­
cent year». Mince first discovered it iiax
I mmu u»e<l in mnuv cases, and with unvary­
ing » qco « ms . Ita l>ein< within the reach of
•If make» It the more valuable. It is only
nweesary to give Chamlierlain'» Cough
Remedy free y as soon an the firat indie*
lions ot cru«n appear, and it will dispell all
symptoms« tteadtemw. Full direction»
•re given witti each bottle. For sale at 50
—«w»»is per bclL*; by t'tatwood Brae.,
4
VOL. III.
ASHLAND, JACKSON
Real Estate Transfer*.
DOI.PH IN A CORNER.
W B Roberts Jc P B O’Neil, partners,
to Rufus Edwards—s c *4 of n e *-4 sec 21
tp 38 s, r 2 w, 40 acres; »400.
S II Hall to Wm Singer—lots 15 and
16, block 20, Medford ; »2000.
R Edwards to Julia A Edwards—lot 17
block 22, Medford ; »600.
Rufus Edwards to John ami Wm Ed­
wards—e e
of n w *4 sec 21, tp 38 s. r
2 w, 40 acres, on which is situated a saw­
mill ; »2000.
Win slinger to C 1» Ragsdale—lota 15
and 1(J, block 20, Medford: »2509.
ChnstBMM eve in the mountains of
Ballycolman, in the County Cork, Ire­
land. A blazing turf fire on tne hearth
stone. In the chimney corner sat Daniel
Donovan. 70 years old, who could talk
nothing but Gaelic. He was twisting a
little wooden wheel which connected by
a passage under the hearthstone with
the middle of the fire, which flickered
au>l flared as tlie current of air swept
through. Next to the old man sat
Biddy, ag<-l 30. with her hair brushed
smoothly back from her forehead and
tied in a Rouian knot at the back of her
heml. < lose to Biddy sat Mary, who had
never wen a black man or a Chinaman.
Sandwiched lx-tween Mrs. Donovan
and Mary sat the American visitor. Tlie
old woman was smoking nml crooning,
and a little grundchild with cheeks like
ripe peaches stood with her golden head
resting on her grandmother's knee.
The firelight danced and gleaniml over
the little group as the December wind
came down the wide mouthed chimney.
The scene was so suggestive of peace
and rest tliat for fifteen minutes no one
spoke. Then Mrs. Donovan said:
“And mebbe the Yankee gintleman ’Ll
sing ns a song?”
He would indeed have been an un­
grateful fellow who should refuse .such
a request und. r circumstances at o.ice
so liouiely and so hospitable. And in
that grateful atmosphere he felt some of
the old time sweetness come into his
voice as he sang of the harp that once
the soul of music shed in Tara's hails,
and told in song the story of how two
eyes of Irish blue looked up at Pat Mal­
loy. And ns he sang a look of rapt won­
der and admiration came into the far • o!
his homely listeners. lie forgot that his
audience was a few Irish iiea.-auts, and
standing upright he clasped the luu k of
his chair and )s>nrv<l out into the lowly
thatched cottage
wouderfni aria by
Moligue, “Pour t hit Thy Heart Before
the Lord.” He had sung it liefore in a
massive cathedra) accompanieil by a
great organ, and hud heard the tones ot
his voice go ringing down the echoing
nave, but never had he felt tho sweet-
nesa and lieauty of it ns oil that Christ-
Maa eve in tho lowly little cabin in the
mountains. Ami when ho had finished
the aria ami resumed his seat, Mrs. Dome
van suggested:
“Mebbe the gintleman will sing us a
song alsmt keener
Almost before he knew it the viaitoi
had begun, “Do They Mi is Me at Home?’
the third line, “To know at
loved
DID
IT.
SHOWD BS WITHOUT
i
A Sat«* InveHiment.
Is one* which is guaranteed to bring you
«nti-fai'tory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price On this safe
plan you can buy troni our advertised
Druggist a bottle of Dr King's New Dis-
i iivery for Consumption It i< guaranteed
to bring relief in every ease, w hen used for
any affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest,
«u< h as consumption. Inflammation of
Lungs. Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping
Cough, Croup, etc , etc. It is pleasant and
agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can
always be depended upon Trial bottles
free at Chitwoorl Bros. Drugstore
Curious Chine»» Xc.licinea.
There wm piecty of us faet»*oed oa the same pe­
culiar pion;
And I’ve lived out here in
more than fivo-
aadAwenty year«,
▲ growing poor and poorer, an it certainly ap-
(iears
SENI» : FOR : PAMPHLET. : MAD
c
That my wlUH
ATTORNEY A COUNSELOR AT LAW
A shland .
l^R. J. H. HALL,
PHYSICIAN
A
À
ADJUSTABLE IN EVERY BEARING
THE POSITIVE CURE.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warren St., New York. Price 60
MILLER.
ATTORNE Y-AND-C01JNSELOR-AT-
L-A-W,
J acksonville -
-
-
- O regon .
Will practice in all the courts of the
State. Office with \V. H. Parker, opposite
Court House.
Manufacturers of tlie Celebrated -
c- CALDWELL,
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
Nitrous Oxide Gus administered for the
paiulees extraction of teeth.
Office over the Bank.
Five
Double Strands
Galvanized Bessemer
Steel
Wir
AGENTS WANTED
BOWDITCH.
T.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A shland , -
...
O heuon
Will practice in all courts of the state.
Collections promptly made.
DRESSMAKING
I CATALCGIA". DESCRIBING OUH FÜLL LINE
!’ Of’.yiTELS SENTOMAPPi-iCÄnON.
CONTINUOUS TWIST of the WIRE.
ESTABLISHMENT.
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
F.E.ZOELLNER,
SURGEON.
1 ffi e n Brick Block on Oak street, Sec­
ond d or from Main Street.
A shland
O kkuon . •
4
J
I
and
(N ine Y ears in H ospital P kacti < i 5*
Proprietor.
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EAST SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
(South of the grocery store.)
^•“Cheaper than a Rai! Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
arb Wire Fence
Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
W orks no N orth S ide of R. IL C rossing . H elman S treet .
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■
N ’ A ‘ YOUNG
STOVEYOB
and Government Land Locator.
13ASH1ONABLE DRESSMAKING .uni
A repairing done in a neat and satisfac­
tory manner.
j’jLCicsoisr'V'irÆjiE, ozrzeg - ojst .
AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac­
tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information ths
best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
H
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ASHLAND.;
AWARDED Southern Pacific Route
THE ONÙŸ
Shasta
ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot
fail to be suited. Call and examine, the
strw.k f“r yourMf. Nothing but first-class
work, a good fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth.
What w.-ta 111 ImLy doing?
“only 687?
cutting np a corpse. Consequently they
children have tho usual Christmas know nothing of anatomy. Such knowl­ And in shooing out a guinea ben £he mad« a lit>
F. E. ZOELLAER.
tie <Uvo
tree? Was everybody in good heulth;
The Willows, Cel., Journal says Frank | Wan any one wishing for the (rbts-nt edge on the subject as they pretend to Which showed a pair of stockings with a card
marked “35 ”
,
Hunter has disappeared from there. one? And ’oefore the lines were out of possess is derived, -according to their
own account, from a man born sotne The baby in his little bed was lyin' fast asleep;
From the description given by the Journ­
al-self-important, good-looking man, his mouth he went all to pieces like a centuries ago, who had the misfortune I always held the little chap as most uncommon
would be taken for the mayor of the ship on the rocks. He w:’.:i a strong to be of a transparent consistency,
cheap;
town where there was such a person—it man who prided himself on hi.; cynicism physically speaking, as if he were made But when I saw them cards on blanket, pillow­
crib
and sheet
is reaaonabh* to presume he is the same and niat ri ilisni. He could not rein-Ta­ of glass, so that it was possible to see
I felt a lump raise in iny throat« I knew that 1
cliap from Walla Walla who a few years ber the time when his eves had lieen wet just how things went on in his insides.
was beat
ago invaded Jackson and Siskiyou county liefore. But sitting there u;i«>ii a e'.aii
From observation of this extraordi­ No matter w here I went 1 struck them pesky lit
towns and by bis shajic and a cheerful with a neat made of straw rope, and .“ur-
tie signs,
amount of brass made many friends rounded by as simple and ingennon« ;»■;> nary freak it was discovered that cer­
among the Lulies. As still further indi­ pie as tlie run ever shone upon, hepl.i- <sl tain channels ran to each part and ex­ Tho stove, the plates, the knives, tho forks, the
window sash and blinds,
cating that he is the boy who was in I his hands over )iis face, and the tears tremity of a human being, and that by The scissors,
needles, thread, all bore that terri
Ashland, and that he hasn’t changed his
these channels it was possible to convey
ble per cent.;
tactics, we quote from that paper’s de­ rati through his fingers and fell upon the any remedy that might be necessary to Bigosli, I didn't dare to ask u hat card was on the
scription:
“He owes varicus small hearthstone. An awestruck silence fell any organ or member requiring treat­
rent.
A full supply < of
amounts about town, such as a »60 board upon the little group, broken by the ment internally. Ever since then celes­
That
w
as
the
sho«
:
meal
1
ever
ate
in
all
my
C
offins
,
C
askets
, R obes i of all S izes
moaning
of
tho
wind
in
the
chimney.
bill to Mrs. Mee, a »12 room bill to Mrs. I
life.
Reynolds, a, a good ri.vu
nc.
sixed bill
oil
at the Com- Mrs. Donovan, her face shiiiiug with tial doctors have been able to tell just And as 1 left the table, in remarking to my wife
G loves , C bepf .8, , E tc .
mereiai Restaurant and tarions iittle •ympathy, gently tapped the str-egn what sort of pills or decoctions were in­ That I was going to the polls, she helped me with
OREGON.
ASHLAND, -
bills about town.”
my coat
on the shoulder and whispered in 1, Jh tended for the cure of this or that dis­
order.
The
glass
man
doubtless
suffered
And
said,
“
1
reckon,
John,
1
needn't
tell
you
how
Twenty
five
years
experience
in Ashland.
ear:
Personal Liberty
to vota.’’
Embalming witii the aid of a skilled physi­
“If ye were to take a cup o’ the Congo from the experiments tried upon him by
r».
science, but medical knowledge was I walked down to my votin' place; it looked like cian.
[ten] ye’d feel bettlier, sir!”
1‘liynli-al Slavery.
benefited inexpressibly.
Office and ware-room on Main street, at
every yard
He took the “Congo" and felt better.
We ar«’ all free American citizens, enjoy­
Probably the Chinese pliarmacopceia Was full of faruiiu' implements which bore a lit­ foot of Granite.
Then
he
wont
outside,
and
lookin;.'
up
;;t
tle card.
ing our personal liberte ; but most of us are
is more elalmrate than that possessed by And seemed
to say. from plow to spade, from
in physical slavery, »littering from scrofula. | ' the stars wondered why it v> s n.
any
other
people.
Physicians
in
the
thresher down to ax.
salt rlieuiu or some other form of impure for him to go 3,060 miles away fi
Flowery Kingdom mix up together such Good mornin’ John, and don't forget the tariff is
blood. H ihm I' s Sar-apahlla is tlie great blood | 1 home in order to make a fool oi Lin:s
a tax "
purifier which dissolves the l>oti<is of disease, I
extraordinary things for remedial pur­
E
rnest
J
arkold
give« hi al th »nd perfect physical liberty.
!
poses as we should never dream of. One I voted stiiught, oh. yes, co doubt of .'hat; I voted
Wlier« th© A m Amunea a Crowd.
straight.
of their cures for liver complaint is ob­
TIG: KILKENNY FIGHT.
2A
The common people of Cairo r art to I tained by administering the fossil teeth But not exactly in tho way expected of my state. ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OK,
And
I
showed the boys the bule cards provided
Home Typical Irish Life Diapluycil in tho exhibitions of mountebanks who of various animals, which are known to
r
by my wife
<»»«• Receñí Electfon.
I teach camels, aasea and dogt to dance. I them as “dragons’ teeth.” Antelopes' That night our coogreasmau took formal leaf of Scholarship. one year.............
....... $32.
public life
.
»25. :
Commercial Course....................
The fpn in Kilkenny i{> th® only fun Tho dancing of the nsa is diverting! horns, powdered, they believe to bo ex­
thia «1«! world ia getting at thia moment. enough. Afterhelias friske t and capered cellent for rheumatism, and glue from I was one of them “fool farmers" during five-and Training School, jar year.. . .
....... »15.
twenty years;
It was never equaled liefore, even in Iie- sufficiently his master tells hi' 1 that the ! the hides of asses is supposed to be an
land, where more tliun>|ia and leas kill ; I sultan iuouils to build a great p d:. ••. and ; admirable tonic and diuretic. The shell But I've learned a little eouonoa sense, as doubt
less now appears;
Inga in |iolitics happen than anywhere will have tu employ all the a • s in car­ of a certain fresh water turtle made into
run and tell McKinley-and-say-dout
e|ae on earth, l’arnell aeema to enter rying mortar, stones and ot'nev n: :f •. ials jelly is a sure thing for “misery in the Toucan
forget to state
into the riot with a seat that is entirely Ul>oii this tho aas falls down with his joints.” A decoction from the hedge­ That we
re voted out in Kansas and we've voted
new toiiitu. Ihivitt gralw a ahi Hela h and feet upward, dosing hiscycsan I extend­
darned near straight
hog’s hide is excellent for skin diseases,
cracks lies*la with the tiest of them. ing his chest as if he were dea l.
and tigi rs' bones mixed with hartshorn
There is aoniething exceaaively juvenile
The owner loudly 'wail.i his 1. -s, nr ’ and terrapin's shell in the shape of a
McKinley’s linen duties are doing their
in hia exploit when he fought his way to
Parnell's wagon in order to “defy” tliat appeals to the bystanders for alms tc jelly is a first rate tonic in cases of dis­ work. Towels which were »1 a dozen
genth’iinin . We suppose that Purnell is make it good. Then, having o ’.I-,-. .< 1, eases of the bones and of ague.—Wash­ are now $1.25; napkins which were 75
cents a dozen are now 87 cents Towel­
not the man to kick a one-anued man. as much as possible, he announces that ington Star.
,
ing has gone up 4 cents a yard; table
One acene has in it none oi the element the a-s is not really dead, but bein :
Legal Liability of Women.
of humor which ia happily present in aiblo of liis master’s necessity has play. I i
damask which was 35 cents a yard is
The court cf appeals has just decided now 30 cents, and tablecloths which
nioat of the shindy. A crowd led by a a trick to secure provender.
priest threw quicklime in Parnell's eyes.
Will Fv-’ty th« RU>*h reaula»eths
He commands the ass tu rise, but tbt that a married woman may bo r. partner were SI are now $1.15. McKinley should
Liwr and KM«ry« and Kcuter« ta«
That was cownrdlv and bruta! and «iis- brute remains n < . ionless in spit «.! ail in trade with her husband, and tliat be lie !• :ppy, since linen goods are no longer
llrelth »d Vlgvrof Tuuth. bjrspepaia.
graccÍHl. It will be felt by the Irish race the blows he can give him. At l.t’•«■ can. esl'.c is married it is no defense in to be “cheap and nasty."
Want of Appetite, Indige’tion.
Lick of ntrcugth ana Tired
througiiout the worl«l. Á good thwack
an action brought to charge her with a
Feel irg absolute! yeti red. Bones,
proclaims
that
by
virtue
of
aa
i
muscles and nerves receive
with a blackthorn ia sonietbing to la*
partnership
debt
While
it
is
true
that
n°5v force. Enlivens th« mind
l*«i»»ibly
u
Sample
of
Many.
the
sultan
all
the
handsome
holies
un
­
given and taken w ith no offeuae amongst
nd Kuppliea Brain Power.
the
decision
was
carried
by
a
bare
ma
­
Suffering from complaints
I met a lady acquaintance a few days
gentlemen, but blinding a man with lime bound to rid® out the next day upon the jority of one, three of tho seven judges
C? peculiar to their rex will find
ago who walked as though she was seri­
O in DP- HARTER’S I ROH
|.:W tin- spirit of murder in it. While all gomeliest asses they can fin«l in order to :
speedy cut. Qivee a clear, beal-
this row goes on in Kilkenny, Mrs. see a triumphal show, and that the ladies gallantly voting against the startling ously lame. I sought the cause. At
plexion. Fre'-uent attempts at connterfeii*
r add to the popularity of the original
O'Shea do»-» her litigation with her un­ are to entertain their beasts with oats proposition, it is now tho settled law of first glance the symptoms would indi­
Do not experiment—ret t he ORIGINAL a*d BERT.
natural brother. Sir Evelyn Wood, and and Nile water. These words are no i the state. Tho legal status of woman cate that the trouble lay in her shoes, as
•Dr. HARTER'S UTTLE LIVER PILLS
■ Cur* Oon»tipul ton. Llrrr Complaint and Sick
conics «>ff w inner w ith ».>09,000. It Par­ sooner pronounce«! than the ass rises np. has progressed amazingly within the last she was large enough to take a No. 5 shoe,
■ Raadacba. H.mple Iloaa and Draam Book
nell marry her their fault will be con­ prances and leaps for joy.
twenty years. She now incurs all the but st ill she wore Na 4. She limped along
Vmailed on receipt of t-rocenU in poetace.
Dr.
HARTER MEDICINE CO., SLLouii,
doned, and then what? With a fortune
liabilities of a man, though bereft of! painfully, so 1 inquired what ailed her.
The
master
then
declares
that
the
ass
and hia history behind him Parnell will
many
of
hi.<
privileges.
She
is
liable
on
no «ioubt become a formidable figure in has been pitched upon by the warden of ail civil contracts, anil her name to a [ “It is my nerves,” she replied. "Nerv-1
Irish politics, and may become the lead­ his street to carry his Vfermed and | promissory note or in a partnership trans­ ousness is my great affliction, and now
my feet are so affected tliat I can hardly
er ot a movement that will produce very < Ugly wife, upon which the ass lowers
pnrtentlous changes in ehnreh an<1 state. his ears aud limps with one leg as if ’ action inflicts upon her all the pains walk.''
and
penalties
incident
to
the
situat
’
d;.
lame.
“Nerves, eh?” 1 rejoined. “Do you
How Scve -e Colds arc Bioken up in
But she cannot vote and ehe escapes usually experience the same sensation
Tlie showman, after remarking that
Carpenter unii Builder
Montana
his donkey is a great admirer of hand­ jurv service. The freoilom from the ! when you take off your shoes?”
From Virginia City. Mont., Madisonian.'
O regon
some women, commands bin. ta single performance of the latter public duty
“Oh. no." she said, “but if I take them « A shland
When we find a medicine we know to pus out th® prettiest one in thecomiiany, and women may deem a boon, although, to off in the day time and put on my slip­
M«n..in« n.er;l,'»ecoy'vh r tt a duty.
quote a cynical lawyer, "there are many
.-.n<l wM take pleesurt in felling the nublie ih® well trained beast completes the spinsters who would gladly serve on , pers. I find that 1 cannot get my shoes
sh«iw
by
going
about
among
the
people,
on again: mv feet seem to swell.”
wti.it it 1*. Such a niedliitie we lound
Rrpuirimj trill Reefin' Prompt
i hiiiuberlain’s Cough Reiuedv, last winter, and finally touching one of the prettiest juries for the opportunities afforded. !
1 had no more remarks to <Jfer.—Ex­
Many
a
fair
juror
might
meet
her
fate
when la grip,'* was prevailing
We are of the women with his head, to the great
change.
Attention.
satisfied that we w»r>le>i off several attack- amusement of the crowd.—Y'outh’s Com­ in a twelve bom discussion of an im-
that were tli reatening by the use of this
yOctan» case in the jury room."
Twenty-live standard novels—with 283 to
syrup, and we have since relieved, in a few panion.
However, the great majority of wom­ select from—given away free to every new
bours. severe colds, and in the course of
lle<l prvasRii Popular.
en would be more apt to tell innumer­ subscriber to the R e < ord or old ones who
two or three dry« cptÙT,’.«
mem up
r I’Ttto f r- -il««h»*' l>—n rn.fl-H
Dret«es of vivid red English serge are able white lies to escape the ordeal. will pay a year in advance. A cheap meth­
» Am. l".«r‘. AnMlO,
py il» u«e. H» have several of out friends to
...
1 ..tori... Oblo.
od
of
getting
your
winter
’
s
reading
matter
Wfioin We h«ve recommended it. It is all very popular this season. These make The male juror d’jes it habitually, un­
:.rr duloE ». well Why
. .. . t SIHIJHI a
that it is represented to l>e by tlie manufac­ bright and liecontiug gowns for youth­
«.<k .nd live
Merit Wins.
turer- If you have a l'oligli and want to ful women When trimmed with bls.* less he is rich enough so that he can af­
u arr. Even be-
isiuz front #5 to
-top it i'h.irul>erlain’s Cough Remedy will
We tie-ire to say to our citizens, that for
ford to have his name called id court,
i-
*h<>w
you how
do the work. For sale by Chitwood Bros., velvet ribbet., black tur, <>r t>l;:ck passe­ his default entered and a fine of $256 im­ years we have been selling Dr King's New
v. • rk in <;i:ir»' :im<
r t>«-u«*v fvr vork-
menterie», the color is toned down con­ posed for non-attendance —Naw York Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King's
dru-zgi-t.
_
1O n<>w h ai.iung
ai.i
th» u*.
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve anil
siderably. Astrakhan is much used upon Times.
Hfeifiil. farticulerw fr»*.
pucklen'a Arnica Salve
Electric
Bitters,
and
have
never
handled
;»: l îJMO Portli«nclvM«vin*
The Be-t Salve in the world for tuts. these dresses. .Some imiiatiuns of thia
remedies that »ell as web, or that have
Miss Mary F. Seymour, the editor of given sut h universal satisfaction We do
“.ear
Bruise«, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever short curly fur are quite good,
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, extremely Wuli. in gray and black The Business Woman’s Journal, prujiesefl not hesitate to guarantee them everytime,
M!|nli OntAf Cftt* Colo
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and ta*»i mixtures it is common looking, but soon to organize a woman's business and we stand ready to refnnd the purchase
ITlIlull L/UW 1 (Jl Odlv
tivelv cares Illes, or no p»y required. It is made eutirelv of silky black wool the college. She say. it will be the outcome price, if satisfactory results do not follow
llieir
use
juese
mueuirs
nave
wuu
lueu
,
their use These remedies have won their
guaranteed to give perfecr -atlsfaetion. or
nioney reffimted. Price 25 cent« per box i effect is entirely different.—New York of the Union School of Stenography and great popularity purely on their merits i ___
A NICE YOUNG MILCH COW. with
IMet.
Typewriting.
Chitwood Bros Druggist-
' A*- . calf, for sale. Inquire for price,
fur sàie by Ciùtwooi Bros.
etc., at the R ecord office.
Funeral Director
— { AT THE J- —
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HIP
PARIS
IKS».
EXPOSITION,
('all and examine them,
NOW ON EXHIBITION
AT
Express Trains Leave Portland Daily.
South I
I North
7:(X'p in I Lv Portland Ar 9:35 a m
10:20 a m | Ar Ashland Lv 6:40 p m
10:50 a ni | Lv Ashland Ar 6: JO p ni
10:15 a m I Ar San FranciscoLv 7:00p in
Above trains »top only at following sta­
tions north of Roseburg: East i’orlland,
Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany,
Tangent, Sliedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc­
tion City, Irving, Eugene.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
leavk :
arrive :
Cortland. .8:00 a m , Roseburg 5:48pm
Rosburg 6:20 am I Portland
4:00pni
M artin & H arris
llbany Local, Daily,(Except Sunday.)
LEAVE
arrive :
Albany
I’orlland
5:99aiu | Portland
Albany
9j00ain
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN CHURCH
OHLY PERFECT
5Ey/iHû MECHAHIS^
/XM1LY USE.
AND GRANITE
A shland ,
-
O regon .
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
lOCJtlST SLEEPING CARS
For accommodation of Second Class Pas­
sengers, attached to Express Trains.
Pacific Coast Main office, 1368 Market St.
Fan Francisco, Cal.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Between Portland and Corvalli».
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT HVNDAY.)
ARRIVE«*:
LEAVE«:
Portland. .7:30 a in I Corvallis. 12:10 p ni
Corvallis. .12:55 p in ' Portland. 5:30 p in
At Albany and Corvaflia connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.r
\HRIV E
leave :
HÄC1HE.WIS
Portland
l.lopin
M'Minnviile 5:10am
IRON
TONIC
M’M innville 7 25pm
I'mtlaml
>:'.'lam
For tickets and full information regarding
rates, maps, etc , call on company’s agent
at Ashland.
R. KOEHLER.
E P. RO«>ER.-'.
Manager.
Asst <». F. A Pass. Ast
0G, L umberyard & G it /T ruc £ s
SPRING WAGO^SJ/UL STYLES.
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
pat ent
L adies C haise .
I
WÂGPH C°
I
oregonpac T fig R. fi.
7’. E, HOGG, Itere,leer.
I Oregon Developement
I
Co.’s
STEAMERS.
O. R. Buckman
i
O regon .
O ffice —Room 2, Masonic Temple Block.
AND : PRICE : LISTS.
s. EMERY
The majority < f i- ■i a’!-. <if tiw human
body arino from i <" •v c-i Llvor. Sim-
mon. Liver
•cn tbc meam
of reatorLij
> health end
happiness
a a healthy
Urcr Iban
• c»:i earth.
BEE TUAI à I
IL GKNL1N3.
My flannel shirt displayed tills Hign. '‘Taxed 96 i
per cent.”
My trousers "Taxed 100”—so this is vluu "Rats’
meant,
My vest said "Taxed 100.” and ray shoes "Taxed
Dta-
Albany.
Ashland Fence Works!
Free. 0HE I*?iU!‘
—
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i
The medii-incs of Cam asían civiliza­ My coat and hat "®00." "Siffi "Protection make,
us Uiriv.”
tion are derived from many a curious
origin, but if you waut to find funny 1 went to IUL the list in and I noticed as I camo,
things utilised as remedies for disease Taxwl a per omit ” Great Scotti toe towel said
you will discover them in the Chin
anil
Astoria
l^l 11TENSHAW.
N. PHILLIPS,
PHILLIPS,
J^OBERT A.
We sang the good old war songs and re ate a
■ mis o’ beana,
And wo passed the evenin' pleasantly recalliu
bloody scenes;
And we took the straight out tickets
pinned ’em on our huts.
But all the time I wondered what my Mary meant
by "Rats."
Next moniiu' just at sun up. as 1 woke and rubbed
my eyes,
A wonderin' what she meant by “‘Rata,” 1 saw to
my surprise
My clothes aad hat and boots all ranged in order
on the tloor,
And bearin' each a card I'd swear 1 never saw
before
• ' J
T
BtlLlUNG.
I
Tliat uigbt we had a c&mpflre, and our cougreNe-
When I reached home I noticed that my Mary
wore a smile.
Which seemed to me as indicatin' storms ahead
or bile;
To head her off 1 raid, ‘‘You'll call me early
mother, dear,
For tomorrow will be the livest day free trade
will have this year "
S tate I n .- vbakce
L.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
I Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Business :n the Ü. 8. Land Office will re­
ceive prompt attention. Office first door
i north oi Bank of Ashland. Ashland. Or,
AI mi lilt and Siibütha» heperij.
I bnsrt!ed up; it kimiled all the sentiments o'
strife
To think this free trade *viff should
corruptin
of my wife;
I quit her theu and ther^before her argument
waaAhrough,
As every good protecUouiat make6 it a rule to do
Our congressman was eloquent, he ruade a stfrrin
speech:
1 could almost see the battle's smoke eod hear
the bulleftascreech;
And when he liable us vote aw we bad shot at Ma!
veru Hill
We rose with oue accord airl cried w ith one ac
claim. “We will!"
J^UTHF.R
Has for sale a large list of Grain. Sim /, and ¡'mit Farms.
And, du you kbow, that wife of mine jinu faced
me up and down
That farm« rs slave to make a few monopolism in
town
I alv, ays try to get arouud the^e warm domestic
spou;
But wh.'Mi 1 praised |>rGtectiuu. a id she lai.
andAUfov'erad. ‘•Ruts.”
We gave him ‘’John Brown's Body' when he
went to take the chair;
I wore my old blue uniform to spite the Demo
crata,
But all tho time I wondered what my Mary meant
by “Rata ”
the
B i auch Offices at Portland,
TLe day bcf«>r«? election, just imagine my
When 1 ketehed my wire a r»-adin —now whatever
would you guet«?
A free trade puWication. and. to m&ko it worse,
rhe said
Sb^'d read it regular eacii night before she went
to bed
man was Were:
NO. 40.
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM. OREGON
Is
,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One year
>2 ¿0
Six months ......................
.1 SO
Three months
7»
Advertising rates given on application.
Local notices I5c per line for first inser­
tion and 8c for each subsequent insertion.
Obituaiv lines, memorial resolutions,
cards of thanks, etc., ai hall rates.
WITH ITS
Ineldom
the papers-1 work too hard fur
that.
And never knew why I got lean while other men
got fat;
I didn’t fool with i«olitica. I Led too much to do.
But I always voted m I «hot, and as they told
me to
Published every Thursday bv the
E. J. KAISER, Editor.
Oregon Land Company,
Tin- On gon Senator Taken Aback I was one of them '-fool farmers,” yes, 1’U own it
like a man;
by a Shrewilly-Put Question.
Washington, Dec. 17.—The morning,
hour having expired without anything of
imr>ortaiice having been «lone, the senate ;
resumed consideration of the Elections
bill and 1 tolpli resumed his speech of
yeeterrlav upon the subject. Dolph de­
clared it to I* the duty of congress,“with
malice toward none, and with charity for '
all.” to exercise to the fullest extent its
powers under the (’oustitution to secure
to every citizen of the United States,
native or foreign born, white or bl.l'-k.
rich or poor, the free exercise of all his
rights under the Constitution.
Eustis said he would put a question to ■
the senator from Oregon and ask a frank
answer. The question was, if the immi­
gration of Chinese had i.ot lieen prohili-
it< <I, if there were a million and a half
Chinese in Oregon who liad the right of
suffrage and who had established in Or­
egon a Chinese state government, and if j
the people of Oregon had overthrown ¡
that Chinese government and re-estab­
lished white political supremacy, would i
be (Dolph) in such case advocate tlie
passage of a law by congress, the intent i
and ctfect of which would be to encour- j
age, stimulate and sustain those Chinese ¡
in theif effort to recover political jiower?
Dolph said that was precisely the ar­
gument made on the democratic side of
the chamber.
Eustis—Will the senator answer my
question ?
Dolph—I’m not going tube interrupted.
Eustis—But I request the senator from
Oregon to answer my question
Dolph—I will answer it in my own
time, but will not stand up to lie cate-!
ehised. I simplv tell the senator from
Ixiuisiana that the proposition is prepos- ¡
terous Th; Chinese do not ask to be-|
< ome citizens of the United States. But ■
I will tell the senator from Louisiana that ■
the people of Oregon will never raise a '
hand against tlie government of the
United States. They never will fight
against the flag of their country’.
Eustis persisted in his efforts to have
his question answered more directly, but
without success.
Then Morgan took the rioor and quoted
a clause from the constitution of Oregon
restricting suffrage to white citizens, and
a section from the statutes of that state
prohibiting the inter-marriage ot whites
and negroes, Indians or Chinese, anil
i losed with an exclamation against hy­
pocrisy.
. .
VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO
I
Ì
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25. 1890.
THE WOMEN
KMOWM
Frauk Hunter. • Lady-Killer,
! VALLEY RECORD.
'T’l?
IS A NEW VEHICLE, WHICH SUPPLIES A LONG FELT
v. ANT.
i
SHORT LINE
TO
CALIFORNIA.
FREIGHT AND FARES th< IXIWEHT
-. t aring three elliptic spring» nndene-atli the
i ■ "ii and v ill ca: -' .'ikilhs. with ease>. doable
i. :i„l a » :id heailrd bottom.
It has* box
: nl around the beck for hoi.bug larger packages,
d hv
KDINHK «JL CtltOMH,
l.otiin vllle, Ti y.
Steamer Sailing Date«:
from yaquina :
Steamer Willamette Valley.—December
10th, 19th and 28th.
erom san francisco :
Steamer Willamette Valley — December
5th, 15th and 24th.
The company reserves the right to
change sailing dates without notice.
Trains connect with O. <t C. R. »nd Riv­
er Boats at Corvallis and Albany.
Freight and ticket office, Salmon street
wharf Portland.
W. B. WEBSTER Genl F. & P. Agt.
31 Montgomery St., San Francisco
C. C HOGUE, G. F. A P. A.O. P. R..
Forvalli». Oregon.
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