I
It has just come to light what Rev. |
Sitting Bull is «aid to have been killed
I in a fight with the Indian police. If thia Daniel Dorchester's recent hurried visit .
in so, the effect will be to quiet the tur
Sh-aJd vnur ’
a T-j’NUjgT with Membre :<>us
Crimp, what V l
um CUUad SMV»
bulent el« ment amongBt the Sioux, w ho to Klamath Agency was for. He re
iu Lilet fiGXc
The People's Paper
looked upon this wiiv old warrior as mained there only oWr night, come'
their lea«ler
Hie re« ent power, it is on time ago the agency physi' ia i st-nt eery
Is a hirteiess.harmless |x>wdcr. andb. ? n;_'.r safeguard. In
A«HLAND. OB Thun-lay, Dec. 25. IM»» ly just to say, rose entirely in the neglect tain chargee to the dejrartnient against
D. M. F erry & Co's
SO yeara it baa never iaiied. Onicr NOW fr»»m ;,<>ur drtiggiat
i of the government to keep ita word with the principal of the boarding school and ' Is dte most ancieut and most general of all
diseases. Scarcely a family is entirely free
jiiruuius. Price, ¿de. A sample powder by mail for loe.
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced
the Sioux nation. The present adminia-
T« s*, luoifi natanszi a., jamaica , n . t
from it, while thousand! everywhere are Its
Office in M ca ' m U - is.ul, uu-«tatn; stair» on ! tration has been now here more inefficient his wile, who were formerly salvation
eed annual
north »hie oi Ma«>ni< Ixiildir.g
.- t - t - j . -
' ■'••• it ‘ < < n utadcac
than in ita Indian management, which army singers, an-l were converted to the . suffering slaves. Ilocxl'* Sarsaparilla has
For 1891 will be mailed FREE I
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<1. i;« A-«:. I. ¿.r, Austin,
had remarkable success in curing every form
Entered in the Postoffice at A »bland as seems to have been farmed out to a gang service of the Lord through that medium.
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to all applicants, and to last season's J
1-
r. <’• Î.U
Why
I customers. It is better than ever. I
Berorxl Clan mail matter.
of thieves and acoundrela, who have The department sent the charges to Dor of scrofula. The most severe and painful
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1 Every person using Carden, I
running sores, swelling, in the neck or
’.
,
¿
il;«-nxrk and live
i made profit by starving the [>oor creat-
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Flmer er FieU Seeds,
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The R bcobi »'» spicy Linkville corres- ; urea whom the government promised to chester to investigate. Dr. Dorchester is i goitre, humor In the eyes, causing partial
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or total blindness, yield to the powerful
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FERRY
&
CO.
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a
-good
preacher
ami
zealous
worker
for
to
entertain
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an<
l
’
’
are
for
when
it
dispossessed
^£2.
gftajjL
a i start y . t. < mi v rk in »pan- time
pondent is with us again
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,.*r-'Sÿ' rail til. •!•••. Big n>«»n«*y tor n <»rk-
*•-• .z
1 tnern
them ot
of tneir
their ian<is.
lands. in
In inis
this treacnerv
treachery the Lord, but seems quite ridiculous as effects of tliis medicine. It thoroughly re
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our readers this winter with some ncy ... .
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moves every impurity from the blood.
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EW : ■ •! « i 1'ilerfnl. Particulars five.
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to th* Indians Sitting Bull found his ! supenntcD<lent of Indian scl nols. In
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’'!*M*bru*li Spngs.
strongest argument and ap[>eal to his
k *»ir.xia
j people, and it has been notorious that ‘ place of going out to investigate tiie
Jay Gould thinks he would divide the the corrupt and scoundrelly civil agents ' charges, he goes out and asks the agency
Solid South. Thia is the first instance of the government have, like cowrards, ' physician w ho brings them “Do vou be
f
on record where Mr. Gould proposed to coddled and fol the disorderly Indians, lieve in the Divinity ot Jesus Christ?”
ami have left the friendly one« to starve ‘ Just what the Divinity of Jesus Christ
divide anything. Ilia plan lias lieen to and freeze in their tepees. Of course no
“My little daughter's life was saved, as
take it all.
better recruiting agency was needed by bad to do with these charges of ineom-
we believe, by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Before
Sitting Bull, and it is well for the inno peteney, et«'., is past finding out. The she was six months old she had 7 running
The Force bill is dead. What life was cent that he is «lead
physician replied that he was not an au scrofula sores. One physician advised the
left in it was knocked by Senator Stewart,
thority
on Christ, but believed that He amputation of one of her fingers, to which
Her Merry Christina*.
we refused assent When we began giving
republican, blasting it in a speech. This
was an awful good man—l«etter than the her Hood's Sarsaparilla, a marked Improve
She wandered down Rivington street physician or Rev. Dr. Dorchester. Dor
was President Harrison's pet measure,
ment was noticed and by a continued use of It
L
¿
her recovery was complete. And she Is now,
crying softly. She was hungry, and it i Chester left the next morning and as the
and just about the size of Ben’s ideas.
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a
being seven years old, strong and healthy.”
seemed more pitiful for her to bo hungry agency pnysician hasn’t the same set ot
B. C. J ones , Aina, Lincoln County, Me.
The Kilkenny election gave Hennessey. on Christmas eve than it was for the views about Christianity that Dr. Dor
anti-Paraellite, 1146 majority. Priest«- dozens of other children on Rjvington chester and the schoolmaster have the
stood at the polls working hard agains' street to be hungry. The year before she cluirges will never be heard of again.
had not only not been hungry, but she had
Parnell’s candidate.
Had they kept had a Christmas tree. The other children This is another chapter of the grand
SIDE
their paws out Parnell would have come had always been more or less hungry farce this administration is making of
out on top.
Weight, 6^ lbs.
and they had never had a Christmas tree. the Indian department by placing it in
EJECTING.
Sold by al! druggists. £1; six for £5. Prepared by
She shuffled her partly bare feet along i the bands of a lot of religious bigots.
C. L HOOD & CO. Apothecaries, Lowell, M ass .
Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges.
The <8 age Indians say that their pro on the icy sidewalk. Snow had frozeu
Put some real Christians in charge, not
Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles»
genitor was a snail on the shores of th« on what was left of the uppers of her
IOO
Doses
One
Dollar
Double-Action Revolvers, etc., to the
some lop-sided bigots who would intro
Mississippi, transfol rued into an Indian, shoes. Her feet were very cold, but she
duce the craelti -s carried on in the past
MARLIN
FIRE
ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A.
and that for a wife the Great Spirit trans did not mind the cold so much as she ages, if they h id the power.
formed a liaudsome beaver into a squaw did the hunger, nor the hunger so much
The Ganges seem to believe in evolution. as the loneliness—the absence of the
Italian Prunes.
Christmas tree and the daddy and mam
Are Unequalled both for Hunting and
J.
11.
Settlemier,
of the Woodburn nur
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Target Shooting.
The rains and snow* are arrangirn to jump her up and down and watch the sery, informs us that lie has lietween fifty
themselves in splendid proportions for sparkle in her eyes as she saw tlieir poor and sixty thousand Italian prune trees
little presents. They hal not been a
RELOAD YOUR SHELLS
the tillers of the soil and the prospects very interesting daddy and mam to other left from his immense stock of 1,500,000
AND SAVE MONEY.
nursery trees, parties intending to plant
are most cheerfully pleasing for an un people—daddy liad been a hod carrier
FREE, ILLUSTRATED
Ï
would do well to confer with him at once
precedented crop next season, both ii and mam used to take in washing. But as he says that they are going very rap
CATALOGUE
V
fruits. hay,cereal products, etc. Indeed, they had been all she had—everything!
idly See his ad.
Send for Catalogue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS ON
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR OWN AMMUNITION.
Rifles of latest design. Address;
Treat a.at Cure all Chronic and Private
A comfortably dressed stout woman
the outlook is such that by next fall al
Settle Cp.
IHseanex.
.1
Specialist
in
charge
of
each
' WM. LYMAN, Middlefield, Ct. IDEAL MFG. CO., Box G, Hew Haven, Ct.
of ns the least thrifty now will be able t« stopped her. The woman was proliably
All those having unsettled accounts with
a shopkeeper's wife, and ha«l a heart the undersigned, will plea-e call immediate Department.
throw money at the birds.
1. DISEASES OF MEN.
more or less kind. She had intended to ly and settle the same, either by cash or
2, DISEASES OF WOMEN.
J. M. McCALL.
Senator Cogswell will introduce a bil give the girl something to eat and per note.
Jan. 15, 1890.
PARRY LƱuo. CO.
3. EYE. EAR and CATARRH.
making the sheriff and clerk's offices o haps some money; but she asked her if
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
1. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES.
she
was
a
good
girl
and
gave
her
some
Lake and Klamath county salaried of
tdvico first of all. This made tlio girl
5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
ficers and abolishing their feet. Officer«
mgry, and she answered her saucily.
6. SURGERY.
will then know just what they are to ge’ The comfortable woman turned away
7. ELECTRICITY
•
and the great scramble for fees will bt with a comfortable expression of horror
Call or write for information. Mention
An
industrious,
intelligent
and
energetic
obliterated.
on her face, and turned back into her man or woman willing to work can secure this paper.
No. 7¡.
132«. 131 Third st., cor. Alder.
comfortable doorway. The girl passed profitable employment by applving now for
Price, $18 00 at Factory,
DIVIDING THE DI8TI11CT.
Cash with Order.
in, lonelier, hungrier, colder than be- i the local agency for this township for that
wonderful new book,
’
orc.
H ow natural it is lor one to anticipate
Midnight came. She had lost con
the action of another when thev once sciousness of details—her loneliness, her
A /
Strictly First-Class. Warranted.
know the motive that governs them. Th< hunger, her shivering had ceased to im-
i
AU Second Growth Hickory.
Steel
Axles
and
Tires.
Rs< obd ’ m think pot has long been study >ress lier. She knew only that sho was
Low Bent Seat Arms.
Perfectly Balanced.
ing what the ambitious senator iron
Long, Easy Riding. O11 Tempered Spring.
niserable. But still she walked.
Best
Wheels
and
Best
All
over.
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.,
At 2 o'clock on Christmas morning she
Lake and Klamath was going to do witl
IF YOU CAN'T FIND THEM FOR SALE BY Y0UK MERCHANTS, WRITE US.
tad to stop walking, however. She was
himself after his senatorial term expired
.ASHLAND,
OREGON I
Ilia ambition was toward the judgeshi| »n a deserted East river dock, and she
aid
down
where
an
eddy
of
wind
had
of this district. He was once before tin
left a soft bed of snow—left it for her
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
people for that honor. But tbo Jacksoi
I
.«erhaps; an«l the wind gave its gift
-BY-
Main street, facing the bridge.
county politicians ‘ done him up” un without giving any advice first.
East Side of Main Street, A shland .
I
mercifully. When he got into the sen
Her eyes closed. Her shivers ceased.
AW" 8hop thoroughly renovated and re
ate be invented some legislation that it- She lay very still. She was asleep. She
fitted.
I
T he F amous A uthor .
dicated quite plainly that he had a Ion; did not move again until a red ray from
the
crisp
winter
sunrise
touched
her
memory for his enemies, the ground
What is it? Read the great daily papers The choicest of Fresh Meats—Beef. Mut
(Successor to S. Stacy,)
every where for an answer, It is
they walked on,the very air they breath face.
ton, Veal. Pork, Sausages, etc.
Then
she
sat
up
and
gazed
solcmuly
PROPRIETOR.
ed. But was this legislation going to
A VERITABLE SURPRISE
I
at the sunrise for a moment. Slowly her
help him out any in regard to the feel
egsion became a happy one. She to the book world. A treasure-house of
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ission
became
a
happy
one.
She
All
Kinds
of
Fresh
Meats
Ing« Of ftygogle onjbis stde^^th.^
;4inost liko “¿retty child. brilliant literary jewels. A grand galaxy of
-. , . I iav 4dbnc*.-Ansl
..
wisdom. A graphic record of
5
lirfiiiion IMW* She raiserl
mCHintftlll .
nnf . wit and T>T
Kept constantly on band. Fair living
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her arm» aniL jxdd OiAm
them put
,T
tnm.nr
l
fka
War
lina
niMMk
—
TRAVEL,
INCIDENT
AND
prices
is
all
that
we
ask
.
and
çflsiiect
jor
th«
improved
toward the glow. Her lips móVBd.*-
iSnu^hf
-•*—w
rdTyMncreased tfie!>
w
ENTURE^
UttleiM
We will make it to your interest to !
Then she dr^peT ba^Mhf^the l»cd
fcltfr degree of in-
J j I j LO line of choice
love tothi
deal with us, so give the new meat mar-
Ik^ife-story of attain who. JaHMiRiNB
Marble. All Orders in Stone Work
trial
T
tensity. 1
— Änbv
jJ^Dittoru roundWH^ laddJfhas, by’ de-
Promptly Filled. Marb!effi|>rks on
llristDN
overi*mi^Tverv obstacle
merry ClinstmflKM^er
Senator Cogswell would hitch his cofflH?'
ixirk on hand every day.
MAIN STREET,
—OR-
and reached the top.
E dward M arshall .
onto the judicial district to the east, at
I
AN IMMENSE SALE
the coming meeting of the legislature,'
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CaUforulia iu 4 840.
and thus prevent hie ambition from com-,
."In November or December of 1810
ing in contact with the hnnggy wolves oi ^vtoHe wtül teaching school 1 in Platte ' ONE MASSIVE VOLUME
JadkgOBXOtintjr^
/
county, T came across a FSpichman ! Ovar »00 pages, bound in Crimson Silk
IOO IMPOSTE©
f>otb.KiU edges.TiW« costly rov«v >- design,
desif--
MAY BE TÏJLID AT
But this was norvhtirely correct in named Roubideanx, who said he had! Every Copy accompanied with a fine
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full ,
and Rjrpetered
detail. When Senator Cogswell passed been to California. His description was page steei plate portrait of the distinguished OWE ANO THßEfeFOURTHS
Shire, Per
through Ashland Sunday he inquired o! ■n the superlative degree favorable, so au.hor and 14 exquisite halt-tone illustra
tions, 5^x9 inches in size.
M
I
LUO
»S.
i
cheron
& Norman
much
so
that
1
resolved
if
possible
to
see
I
the R ecobd reporter about the talk of di
JD EETTC3-C3-ISTS.
that wonderful land, and with others'
Stallions.
WE WANT AG-ENT3
viding the judicial district, adding that
Finished in Style Equal to
100,000
Prune
Trees
(mostly
helped to get up a meeting at Weston
For Silo from $-100 to School
Books,
Stationery,
the court docket in Lake county was and invited him to make a statement be In every country, and in every town, coun
$90Q each.
French)
ty and state in the Union. T he hit of the
about two years behind, This ‘‘talk’’ fore it iu regard to the country
cexti ' ry . Address
This is lhe time to buy inorder
35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
has not been talked much, but guessed
Clocks, Watches, and
to have them perfectly accli
At that time when a man moved ont
mated for next season, and wo
THE HISTORY COMPANY,
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
at considerable. As the division will west as soon as he was fairly settled he
10,000 Earlj’ Crawford peach
must sell in order to make
room for new ini portal ion-T he
create more offices it will receive a wanted to move again, and naturally i 723 Mai ket St., Sau Francisco, Cal.
Jewelry.
10,000
Moorpark
and
Royal
freight on a horse to Portland,
every question imaginable was asked in
strong support from the politicians.
Oregon is only £80.
i
Apricot.
Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or.
regard
to
this
wonderful
country
Roubi-
Every animal fully Warranted. Terms Easy. Send
After a season as district judge, Col.
Assessment Notice.
for Catalogue«
Address
35,000
Esopus
Spitzenberg
Cogswell can grease the route to the su deaux described it as one of perennial
The Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and
Prescriptions carefully put up by com
Dr. Valerius f; Co.,
preme bench with the soap that Strahn spring and boundless fertility, and laid ’ Milling Company. Ixnation of principal I
apple.
Watertown, Wis* I petent hands
stress on the countless thousands of wild ! (ila •« of business. San Francisco, Califor
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and Thayer did.
horses and cattle. He told about or- nia. Location of works, Wagner Creek 20,000 Gravenstein apple.
* anges. and hence must have been at Los Mining District. Jackson county, Oregon.
25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip
Klamath County Items.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
GREGORY & HICKS
We want, to lucreano our circulation very largely during tlio unxtstx moulbs—t<i double n If i,ua.
D. E Burrows has opened a shooting Angeles, or the mission of San Gabriel of the Board of Directors, held on Wednes
pin apple.
• Ible. Io acconipllrb tills wo need tbo co operation ot our proeent eubecrlli. re nod reader» II each
a
few
miles
from
it
one
ot our present reader» would HOC uro tor ui one ncm subKitbr.-, our ch'i'ulatluu would I h > doubled
day
the
third
day
of
December,
1890,
an
as
gallery, for the an useiuent of the boys
-CITY-
olcoaree. Dot wo know that It will t iko an extraonlluary inducement to br.ng <>u' flu, united
Every conceivable question that we sessment (No. 2.)of two cents per share was 15,000 Ben Davis apple.
who want to cultivate their aim.
I
ff
.r
< <.f r-V'.i, Olio ot onr present eiibscrlbora—wo »ball have to luuko n hlgn Idd
«'..i| we nre
could ask him was answered favorably levied upon the capital stock of the cor
ambition» and ausloue to doublo our circulation, and, by b| eclal arrangeunm with on., or tbo lead-
Al Farrow, the noted racehorse man,
)
poration,
payable
immediately,
in
United
In;; I'Ublieblng houses wo uro enabled to make you
Generally the first question which a States gold coin, to the Secretary at the of Large Stock of all Other Lead
1U
DEALER IN—
paaaed through the Imrg Friday on his
Missourian asked about a country was fice of the Company, Room 37, F lood Build
ing Varieties of Fruits.
way from Lakeview to San Francisco.
An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality.
whether there was any fever and ague ! ing. Market street, San Francisco. Cali
!
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l
it
a
4
___ send __ us One
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w
wrw. ■ W« to thio pope, f.„- Ono Veer
To
any one who will
Subscriber
FREE
FROM
INSECT
PESTS
B. E. Peterman and Jim Sears will
tr „ri^.iption
n nt ¡fit or-n tnil! mif e» A
«w« a
te. rr — _ _ lii.'i J re,'„l
I remember his answer distinctly He j fornia.
price,
gire.
7
r
' ’—’ ire
” ” will A/
“ ÄbäoÜjteiy'Free.
" wjvi u’-viy
tlti'l f.Ptitl I k / Diaif 1 ^«is
>(>)(/•
pick up trap« pretty soon and visit the
Any
stoek
upon
which
the
assessment
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wont/'fivo
Comnlfitn
H
ova
I
a
—
nn.i
t.e tdjdlccy'inDiatjMfietjro.ii
i-n ..r,.,
. the
,, . f^lnwo
1',,
• wontynvo Complete HQyfelB—anjfuo
mountains ana streams where roam the said there was but one man in California shall remain unpaid upon the tenth day of
Catalogue
Free.
Address:
fur animals. They will probably be that had ever had a chill there, and it January, 1891. will be delinquent and ad
Deatlny. By A maid a M. Dorar*«.
Iler MiinifeM
I’as.-euger Coach to Every Train.
,2 Cfijmpiit.
._ »._«»«*__
B • Mi., Hrrw, tllMtr,.r.l.
Bv M. T. C ài . ixjh .
was a matter of so much wonderment vertised tor -ale at public auction, and un
No 1H5. i
gone all winter.
\ \\ lukvd GIr!. L . M aiiv C kcil II ay
«>. 2«<|. ItolorcM. By M i - m . J ane Q. A hotin .
No.lSI. i
Iffi.
Freight
moved
about
town
at
rates
less
payment
is
made
before,
will
be
sold
1'suTl”.r 1 ’’ -‘*7 ( '
«r.
to the people of Monterey that they
A Brut e Cowitrd. By it. L. H tkvxnoon .
No
133
Miss Jennie Smith accompanied Judge
i r1,
’
Jr.
on Tuesday, the (bird dav of February,
A 'rroiihleaomo Girl. By “ Tur. DucHFob."
Vo. 132.
ER
THAN
ANY
ONE
ELSE,
went
eighteen
miles
to
see
him
shake
4
M
T.
C a « HUH
1.0
<iiiilt
y
ornvt
G
it
lit
v.
By
A
m arpa M. D ocgi .*«. fil'd
.<0. 131.
ts'il. to pay the delinquent assessment, to
Smith to San Francisco, to attemi a sem
ke
By M T. C ai . d « b .
Fulnc-ly A cchmh I. By Nrn. AwMS.HTKruitM. Ill'<l. No. 129. •fi
I
lie
Bhtiitoiid
Itrnveiet.
|U
Mr*.
11-
V/uau
Nothing
could
have
been
more
satisfac
gether with costs of advertising and ex
A t'ldnc Hvcnt. Uy Nr«. A lbxandeb .
inary for young ladies.
I
No. I2U. « litre Ho..., Oy K.r. w | „M..
" " *•"
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any
Tiie i*enrl of Iho Orient. By ÔïLVANcnConn. Jr. No. 123.
penses of sale.
tory on the score of health.
ASHLAND,
“?'•L1“'"’!' J’’ »•«<■•«« Br.ofar.
OREGON
Rliunn Derrle!**« Dim a liter. By N. T. C aldom . No. 122. A
C?»«t
«»f
(be
Men.
Hr
C i . ara Ai'ui nr*
Geo. Humphrey is toesine doughnuts
lly order of the Board of Directors.
where n town at lowest prices.
The Linden Furm Itriac. hr M a boa but B lount . No. 121. J bcNtorv ««rMNlarMi. B» Mr«
lie said that the Spanish authorities
A ItaHfteroun U omini. By Nr«. A nn H.HTErmiNt. No. 120. »14?®
A. CH EM IN ANT, Secretary.
at the Hotel Linkville.
We«*»«* . My
T. C ai dur .
Bluekblrfi Hili By F.« t : ikb H fpi . h K enneth .
were most friendly, and that the people
'Ki. M.TÁ.TÍ.T'ái
ay
Office—No. 801 Market street (Flood i
n’.ieA^.m, t1
«»•
R,
The Peril of Rtelinrd Pnrtion. By B. L. F abjkon
Sherman Stanley has returned from were the most hospitable on the globe, Building) Room 37, Sau Francisco, Cali-1
1 11e Lit I Io Old Alun of the Uudguoile«. By
K!
H....«,.
K
O
abohiav
.
Ashland, where he has taken his wife to that you could travel all over California forni»
n31
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*’ n"«'"
From the Enrih totffio Aloen. By Juin« Vmw«.
Coi.l.tNB. Dlmh nte.l
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nurse her mother, Mrs. H. F. Cook, who and it would cost you nothing for horses
The GNMt*<(lnN*M Plot- By Dr. J. H. R obinson . K m .
TLe lliirou"* Will. By R vi vanch C obb , Jr.
is quite ill.
211. The Gray F«!t un. By >1. T. C aldor .
N«.
or food. Even the Indians were friendly
4 £ b *®°^ w 1” By lira llRjiRt Wo<,n.
240. The Sorrow of n Hccret. Bv M ahy C kcil H ay .
No. »7. Akwtr.Ti..i^: “* ‘ «Niw T homa «, rtt’d.
231». Perry and the Prophet. By W ilkîk C ollin ».
H. E. Cooper has returned from Phoe His description of the country’ made it
No.
.*
n, Z_î“,h<
Tborne "
237. Thr M ory of ii Wedding Kin*. By (Lo author No. ii
I'r Cusí»
Ci
nix to his place at Cooper station.
ni I B® J£»l«l.«»8ri4<»
"•’••y Mystery. rv
R kai > b .
oí ’* |L»ra TlMHi.e '
seem like a paradise.—Gen. J<>hn Bid-
No. 2
ff' 1
ll«w^.
..ibor
íí
y,*!^** Hr
"2 •
u'bor ®f " Co,, Tbwruc ‘
2'MI.
llnrty
h Wiirr'a Temptation. By Mrs. H. W ood
Kj.
No.
No, °-'s A Modern <-'inderelltt By author ••Dorn Tbortiv.'* No. «Z’ 4 ”**•?*'*•< rime By T ub fit chum '
S. L. Ferring, of Wisconsin, has pur well in Century
VîfS.,.aÎ|r''-. ■>««'• «»»«y«-oo».
No.
The lahiiid Home. By M. T. C aldor .
No. î?
Successor to HO8LEŸ & I’ELTON,
African Wit.
¡»..’l!’“''."!.’-*’''. Br »«Ihor ■ Iter« Tl^,„. •
chased the Kellieher farm on the Kono
No.
'The Filini Glove- Ry C lara A vocata .
No. il'
U Th*Fa‘*1 V«H«r «,ll|.. M k KaÎCtHr.
Ko.
The
Mill
Girl
of
Tyrol.
By
M.
T.
C aído ».
No.
.
road, and has sent for his family.
Stanley told a friend a stcry which A Nice store and a lot 25x144, near .Depot,
W—" >. By "-'■•
“■•.‘T-
ib<* author
s»r
No. 225. M ii I uh '« K-venae« By H. Rim u H aoga R d .
“ "ô-A
Dor* yfffeS".
Thorn«.«'
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
No.«S. Moth llrrrlrk. Ify IVn.i iam H. H cshnki . l .
Mo. M. Th. ■•t.trtir.ra Be«.,«, », . Ht aw Cox wav . /w
in block C, railroad addition to
No 2!5 ktulii ven*« H ah !. By F i . ohenck M aury at .
A. 1). Balis has disposed of his prize illustrates the African’s qnickuoss of re
Has Moved into the building
No. 91. _ J hç
«uth •• Dora Thor«.« '
ttl < . uree ofCnrcw.
r,t".r.Vw By «uthor
No ’/IE T« o KI*««*«. By the uutlior of •• Dora Thorne.”
No. m
" ‘.
Ashland, at
Examiner drawing to Irvin Aubrey, who tort. “I was talking with one of the
fc«M
H
adjoining K. P. Neil’s meat mar
N-. 21.» Cloud« und NH>««hine. By C' iiarixa R radl .
No. 65. a.
Tki'rSJir’ l.lllea.
i l.fllea.
•’nTI,, rS
£
M - ' "r
',J »•»»«•«
" " II.» ■ » ' " ■
FHy
fl*j b* Butl.or
author
"Dor*
"Dorn 'ILornr
liiorne
Ko. 212. A X M<uh«nd Heroine. By Mr«. A. E dward «.
has written to Alex Martin, Sr., Oak Cgangas,” said Stanley, “while a monkey
ket on the north, and invites
*•- **■
cm. H, HronCo«.
L’ omw tv.
N "!l. Tboriiyrrofl Gramme. By H< tt W inwood .
TK,,“’™ •’•O®*'
the native had tamed was jumping from 10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost
the public to inspect his samples
““ ““B »MU*
“ ' «J r «utter <,!•’ Do:«
N . 210. Carinoti Cotillee. By Mr«. II knky W ood .
land, to sell or ship to Ager.
St. JJ "Îll...rMr<.l RyVi,
No. 20». The Mreum Womnn. By W ii kii : C olt ina .
limb to limb of a tree near by In a
“ ‘
I im ib Cot t tua. M n D c M.
No.Äk».
TheTrea«ureuf
Fruncburd.
By
R.
L.
S txv -
Some time ago a woodchopper put a
ï° ÎL
••»•te.yiL
KN*---
KWAON.
Z—ïï'T
» »J J M*"r c“"- H*»-
VU. r?
«ornami.
A4,.
Apply to G. F, Billings or to E. K. Alsip
—£«llo Ad
t cm tarea »fa
N« 2 17. The
3ll«ndventures
of John NlchoUon.
Hr ■O• Dy T homa
— - — —
-
—————
VH| S*y
quantity of powder in a knottv log to spirit of fun 1 said: 'You aro not so very
« II amov .
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Roti'
“ r »-«»•
’•“ krxvrwiziv
* No. 19. A I».
ltom.tr
L ouin
K tbvknbon .
A
Co.,
No
1001
Fourth
street,
Sacramento,
much
unlike
monkeys.
You
Ugangas
ad
lft
■á
n
f
««Utor of - Dora Thorn« •
split it and inadvertently left it to go in
N >. 20«. Breui! l i><>it the Water». !<v Miss M ulocx .
No.
—
—
•
—
Terms,
Cash.
Pass-book
accounts
pay
real estate agents, or to V alley R ecobp ,
MlCfhCokw.r
No. 2J6. A Title of Three I.Ion«». By 11. K ìdhk H agoamd . No. n.
19.
a stick to R. W. Marple’s woodpile. speak to each other after a fashion, and Ashland, Oregon.
able Monthly.
No. 201. I’»«gc Moetr-two. liy Mtsr Oren. H ay .
No. 15.
No. 2*0. Mury I!tir<1 with’« Hlval. By Mrs. Ji. W ood . No.
There it remained, close to a very diffi the monkeys make signs to each other
’ _B t .M vo "_C o »»AV.
No. 202. W m II Flower«. By M arion H arland , fil'd.
No.
ÿr’'i.T
r2’"ByU*T
” tier».,, ••
cult knot, and when the stick was taken They understand each other, and that's
”7ï''
T a »
IHSIHTMW»
No. 20!. The Mcrtlitint'nGrime. By H oratio A lckn , Jr. No. M I ï t,,
??' * Vì
Vi1 c ï?W ‘J* Bv
*T • ut
“"KT
Dor. «Mn.«
X<J.
2.W.
(•corro
<ìi
nifi
ehi
’
«
Joitriicy.
By
Mb«
BuarDow.
, Mr«.
M*ef ,t O ‘ ■ akkbi
‘ ■ Dora
Th“'1 '
No.
down to split, the first man tried in vain all you can do when you talk Neither
W MIMMM. t Hy
. i
TYPEWRITER.
No. M m . 5fy Nl-ter kale. By Author " DoiaThonx.” Jll ,t. No. -• 10 Tlio MyMcry
*f Ih» II m II v T mm , Hy ih«
”
No 197. tieoperlsu By M. T. C ai . uou .
to open the knot. The attempts of a few you nor the monkeys know anything I
No
r
It oh the Neri. By R yi . vanva C or «. Jr.
more were euuaily unsuccessful. At last that is going on outside of these great
A strictly first class machine.
Fully
r , ltt
A Hiirk I ii Iteri ( hii <-e. lly M ittv C« xil H a r.
No. m
W. JoltM lUwerfcamlPa U If«. Hy Miss M vkhb //f
Thttl U hil. r .XifgLt By R uvkrt B uchanan .
warranted. Made front very best material,
Walter Marple, a boy oj fourteen or fif
No. m i y frr
k b «*. ,7«
The !<c«l 4'renn. By >1. T. Car oo*.
No
forests.’
No.
by skilled workmen, and with the best tools
Eo-
I er Love er HJche*. By eutber “A Gr«*t No. 2 lui•iwüÄ?’rS,e'Lüair-
teen years, tried his haml at it, when the
------ Patronize the-------
Mialak«.”
I
“The Uganga man thought for a mo
tfiat have ever been devised for the purpose.
powder was ignited by a spark from the
i Ke t-:. The Klxar«! of GraitAda. By M. T. C atdob .
No. S
Warranted
to
do
all
that
can
be
reasonably
BjMro.rUxa,
¡U .1
Ko ,fcA A U «miiu«’« Secret. By C i . arc A ugusta .
No.
steel of bis ax
The exploeiou terribly ment, and then ran up to the monkey,
No
TbcGitlltv Hiver, l-y IT ii . xif C ollin «.
expected of the very liest typewriter extant.
No. Î5‘ Ç L U1!LV w O,|4
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* ff1
No
Flurenee
IvIngtoiZ«
Oath.
By
Mis.
M ary £.
blistered the boy ’s face and drove a great that had perched on a low limb near us.
No. to 11fce. *'••{.
Capable of writing 150 words per minute—
*•<*• *2 tar’ M«»«» K«” • A'
• on . lllust. afed.
No
splinter into bis left eye, which it is | Bending over the monkey, the man blew
No. 154. I.HneuAtrr’« Cabla. By Mr«. M. V. V ictor . IlTd.
a ?
am1«?
V”«’ 11 »Hr ¡VterrM.
or more—according to the ability of the
No.
s14?
' Dura It.arne M
Ko I.." Metti 4¿range- By Mrs. H usky W ood .
No. ÎÎ i
feared he will lose.—Linkville Star.
on the monkey’s back, separating the fur
operator.
------- TH AT----------
R. F. HIGH, Proprietor.
No 15?. The l’o!«oti ofAapa. By F lorkxçk M arryat .
No ’51. Forzi"* the Fetter«. Hr Mr«. A i . kxandkb .
as a furrier does in exhibiting askin to a
Ko.
<4.
Xu 150. A I’l.j wrlrlit'. D.uchter. Br Mr., A.x,« No. «1.
-VTOTIUE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
James Norris can furnish you all kinds of
llrttndMM. By F. H amilton M ykso . TUA.
LRiril. lilnstinled
No. M. Bell
the people of Ashland ami surround Connects with Every Train, No. EbV.'ABDA.
MI oo I hm . By M ary C bcil H ay .
finishing lumber, mouldings, windows, purebs'-er. Then he turned to me and
I
frj ■"
*
Hollow
A«h Hal!. Br M i RG aret B lodxt . JR'«f,
No. U. A nn «. ”i!y Mr«. Baa by W oo »..
. viiL
til... ,(li-int gesture to
No I »8. A Bartered Life. Dy M ajuon H ari . and ,
If there is no agent in your town, address ing country that I at am the old-tand on
doors sash, etc. Leave orders at Luckey s’ ,
No.
»2.
moler Koae. Hj Wit«iB Ceixmo.
No 147 Hlr Neer« Heir. By Mrs. M ay Aewu F lkmin «.
No. 11. 1 1
the manufacturers:
Main street, opposite the old Hag staff
the monkey, saying. 'Monkey skin white,
"J Mrt A»-««ABf>llB.
No 144 Hort«*« Fortune. By F i - orfnck W auokn .
No. 29. ?*
No 145 Tbo Nlacer Iloart«. By B. !,. F axjuon .
IhHoTbor^ ' /ft
where any one wishing work done in tny
For a na tuber of years I have been sub Uganga man's black.’ ”—New York Suu.
No.
27.
N®
144
____
kudy
nlwerlh
’
e
»lamonda.
Dy
-Tax
Bvr
line will always find me ready to serve
ject to violent attacks of infiamiuatory
DUCNKM ”
THE
PARISH
MF
’
G
CO.
No.
fa.
The
Reading
railroad
has
purchased
them. “And men iuay come anil men may
rheumatism which generally lasted about
Ko. 143. í'uJr but Fu!*r. By author of "Dora Thorne.” Ul'el, No. 2S. 19MVIB IINMt Hy l
No 142. The Woman
M’ omimh tlaier.
Hater. By Dr. J. if.
II. R a
obinaon
* in « on . til'd.
ril'd.
two months. On the first of this month I the Union canal, which extends from
gtfc'' but I am a stayer forever.
1 k‘- Heir t. bnltei. H. Mr.. Hr«» » oor.
IL>i ITI-Ztll T wa
A Ml
m By
t« <- the
. I- « author
,1. __ of “ Dera
__
Agents wanted.
PARISH, N. Y.
No. Ill Between
Hina.
Sí: T^jfc5
And
carries
the
U.
8.
Mails
and
was attacked in llie knee and suffered se Reading to Middletown, Dauphin coun-
Thorne.*’ IHnttrated,
‘Jle *«"•«. H, »...Corn H.r
Shaving,
25c;
hair
cutting,
25c:
shampoo
4k «‘**ailt "I■'••«•to»C'Ito. Tkwo."
i
. I to. The Lnwyer'a Secret. By M*«« M. E. E ba & dom .
verely for two days, when 1 procured a bot
Wells
Fargo
’
s
express.
ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c.
.
ty.
Pa.,
a distance of eighty miles. No
130.
The
N<rnn«e
<'n«e
of
f>r.
Jekyll
nnd
Mr.
N«. «. L
ttt r. Ip Tp f
8TENOGRAPHY and
M»"ry Arfceil. B, Mr. H«»., W ood .
tle of Chamberlain's Pain Baliu. and it re
Hyde. BvR. UM tkvwmm .
M r '
«• Al
^■•»Barto«. B, Oua»kr^r.
Ku. 13s An Old 51 nu'a Sacrlflee, By Mr«. A n . t fl. Xo.
lieved me almost instantly. 1 therefore i boats haw traversed the canal for ten
Ke. «■ HI
TYPEWRITING FREE
S-rBrnKHB.
L
adies
’
H
air
cvttiku
a
S
pecialty
.
«.. * « -
most cheerfully recommend it to tho«e I years, and it has fallen into a very di
S1TI8FACTIH
C
11
BA
Si
T
E
E
D.
"JBr« tc . lkia
Ks. 1H. I nder the Id Inca. By author of “ Dora TLorna.'*
So. ’■ “■•••« ike Ralea.
First-class facilities and best of teachers.
By MoaKkrcu II.r. Uri.
who are similarly afflicted everywhere.—R. lapidated state. What the railroad com-
J ur.t tfiiuk Of It! We Wffl give you twenty five charmlnff complete novri. frn f y“u w ¡1 « m ».
Address,
with
stamp
for
retu.n
postage,
D. Whitley, Martindale. N.
Feb. 1S88. ; pauy will do with it is not known. The Gives g > -d advice to his pupils when he
JOHN DYER, ' E. WORMAN, Medford oii'y cnf. yearly nubacrJber The novels are «plendld
and th-laZZ
¿££>¿^2 write«
1 WH . 6 . bo h
r<
it
painpfil-t
form.
Note
the
name»
of
the
¿itbors-thcy
are^he
most
«iXatol
Driver | Livery Stables, Prop.
Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in
THE PARISH MF G CO..
tells them to nso
this place and his disease was very widely I ?anal cost 11.000,COO to build seventy-five
i-t
America
and
kurr.p«.
Note
nleo
the
long
and
attractive
Hat
fX
m
.»S k - .
wr,te
5®-bo,n
Parish, N. Y.
io eeloct. N j matter which of the novel« JOu ch<x«.-n
will be DerfcXdi d J uh
HlhV}>»ege<S
HOLDEN’S ETHEREAL COUCH SYRUP.
known as he suffered such seven pain. \V. I years ago.
Ot
?
he
f
n..«l«
tn
tbt.
Hat
«11
for
a;
c
/
utt
««ch
In
fl..,
7^
It is honest, i lea ant. and effective; never
M. Houston A- Co.. Merchants. Martindale.
Coal Thieves Run a Coal Yard.
f«i!s to cive lii.uitsliate relief for coughs,
ernttff Greoj them- any twenty-five yon may rnooao— free f««r
...
1O1J c<n
— FOR SALE IN-----
N, C. SO cent bottles for sale by Chitwood
Can you doubt that flits is a Kwufer/W op,miunUu-»!ich a one u
y •abecrtber'
cokb, and all thr.«t and lung affections.
Seven
persons
have
been
arrested
at
Now let every reader ot tble t«tCTler ¡lih*
lnd1vW
Bros., druggists.
50 cents an Mi.00.
j Reading for systematically robbing the
■•nlly
Mak« tip your mind tliar
mil have twenty nve of
,ndl ‘A
SIASCFACTIKSD BT
Practical
Gunsmith,
A Big Inducement fbr Money.
Au
I
how
,
nelly
you
ca-.
do
ttt
What
la
It
.o
get
one
yearly
'SuUSSL
n?Te1*;
coal cars of the Rending railroad. It was
one «Ingle one of our present subeertbere a nd rea-tere lint can Ini n**?« A
’o??eri Jbnrel*not
/. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cal.
you ere i;.,t
d to p t nr, a club or to . O .nF^Xte?
All newspapers worth having require ■ developetl at the hearing that they
LINEVILLE.
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
OREGON.
Sold all by druggists.
111 in e.nr .f your nel(-hborH or friends to takeT<>iir paper for a
money to ran them. The R kcobd is no i scraped the coal from the cars on the
I
wish
to
announce
to
the
public that 1 Anu eg ro:«r n< tglilwr« mid Mends there 1 r certainly cnewho win ?>?SL.ri^nJbOdy **“ do.<h,r
exception in this respect. We must have j sidings at Port Clinton, and virtually
tolieltallon
not pot It off. or stop to think Itorof Lut«« rT.I.«
,Or°T ’’*/’*** T00r
am ready to take orders for any kind of .... t» I V' n D<>
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
yonreelf «in bo eurprl?ed to find to^yVtolXt
it, and in the advertising columns of this supplied and operated a large coal yard
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, y..nr tne..ir.!,r<, complete novela and con.n.enee reading them you wllilYdtiiJh^ V«hink“™n
issue throw out inducements that will from their stealings.—Philadelphia Rec
filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors
took A.'.V3-iim:o of onr great »nd very ltlier I offer.
”
will Do delighted to think you
MANUFACTURERS.
do the work. Just think of the Mam ord.
etc., etc.
Inquire at the R e « obi > office.
We oHIg •ofiffyi.t the i, .vein f..i two ycar’y Autieri beta seventrAve for three
moth Cyclopaedia and the R ecobp one
Office on Front street, in building will
Of ^a-h and Doors and all kinds and
John B. Wrisley. the real estate agent. 2-4
yenr for |3.00. And Dickens’ complete
The complete vo’unies of Dickens’ works
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold
-.1 ill rm.-ai, grand . bane—a gr. at opportunity—If von
•nCte
‘O'1
V alley R ecobp , Ashland. Or., ha- the
works and the R kcobd for only |3.I0. It ora Mammoth Cyclopaedia with only a few
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
*hls offer by unheeded Order your
most
news,
is
the
best
paper
and
the
best
The R ecord a« an advertising medium is nurebi 17 tha numbers luiglvou. Addreaa all letters! 1
to order. The whole or <>ne half ottered I
yon aren’t satisfied with the whole earth, cents additional to the R ecord ' s subscrip
medium of Advertising.
the best.
tion price.
for sale.
14
are will throw in 25 novels free.
VALLEY RECORD.
HI'
USE
We Are Ready
«
THEBEST.
Bßidin’s
TO FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR
S
^crofiita
I
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
DR. COLE
Staff at SnriBOis
HELP WANTED.
FALL GOODS.
We have a very neat Dark Line
WEW REPEATING RIFLE
which we are selling at $10 pr suit.
MARLIN SAFETY A nobby plaid dress suit at $12.
Bl’k Diagonal Suits, $15 to $20.
MODEL 1889»
Elegant dark spec suits at $18.
Men’s over-coats, $5 up.
SOLID
TOP.
We have one line of boy’s suits, 4
to 12 y’rs. old, which we are offer
ing at $2 per suit.
And one line at the low price of
LYMAN’S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS “IDEAL” RELOADED TOOLS $3.50 per suit.
For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns.
In fine grades of Boys Clothing
A
our stock is complete.
We have just received a large
new line of Mens Winter Shirts,
also a large and elegant assortment
of Neck Wear, Gloves, Suspenders,
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, etc.
OUR BOOT & SHOE LINE
Portland, . . . . Oregon.
literan
Industries,
Independent
J. H. Russell
Market
Is the Most Complete in South
ern Oregon.
We have Mens Boots from $2 up,
And Mens Shoes from $1.50 up.
Yours T’uuly,
R. P. NEIL,
A shland M arble
0. H. BLOUNT.
H. H. BANCROFT,
Largest Stock of Trees
in the northwest,
K
ST
Î
PICTURES of YOURSELF
FPDCJ ox haxd a
Ashland, Or.
CHITWOOD BROS.
FAMILY
LOGAN’S GALLERY
JVELS FREE
TO EVERY READER OF THIS PAPER!
HARDWARE,
STOVES &
J. H. SETTLEMIER.
TINWARE.
SSE
inn
Woodburn, Or.
Ashland Market
INTERNATIONAL
John E. • Pelton.
MERCHANT TAILOR
Beef, Fork and MiittOn
rouage
Medford to Jacksonville
Barber Shop, ONLY WAGON
i
Price
-
-
$100.00.
RAIN or SHINE
&
TOWN LOTS!
Peterman Bros.
R. STRAIT,
R. R. ADDITION
‘