Valley record., February 05, 1891, Image 1

VALLEY
RECORD.
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VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
;
PREHHED BRICE«*.
There aie W G. A. R. pom# in Oregon
S. l edgriit and family have moved to
I
Portland
Mr*. A. Lamb wm ap from Phe m* Sat­
urday on a natt. _
Have you reen Ux»« Uwe blanket* at the
vol
Ashland Woolen MUb?
”
Ed. Hanley i# in from bi» Harney val­
ley stock ranch for a month's visit.
Washington dispst h : There haa been '
E. D foundrsy. ex-county clerk, was
up from Phomix Friday on • l>u«ine»» tronble in the L «lieview lan<io'fi -e in Or­
trip.
egon, ami some of the citizen* there ar«-
County AMMMor 1. L- Hamilton van in trying to have Receiver Hnydar remove.!.
Portion'! durine* ths past week oa bus- A petition, hlzncd by J. X. Merrill and :
ottiers, representing pre-emption claim­
inena.
Geo. Hamlin ha# sold 80 acre# ci land ’ ant* m aeainat swamp land clamuinta,
have asked for the removal of Snvder and ;
in Mediord precinct tu J. D. Anderton, . the appointment of W. E. Bf.yi in hi*
ferfMOO.
' place. The whole matter has been re- j
John P Ut. Jotin, of prohibition lame, ferreii to tlie interior department hv the
is looming up aa a tarmerà’ alliance man Oregon delegation, and a special agent I
haa been aent to Lakeview to investigate
in Kansas.
' the circumstance*. Some of the settler*
Mr., il. G. Howard, wife ol Bree<i«n'x
clerk, left Friday for f'orneliu», Waefwnr- i there claim under the swamp land grants
j ami others claim under pre-emption and
ton county, to vi.il her folk*.
liomestead grant*. The right# cf tbe i
D. L Reynold*, who baa been visiting ■ claimants and the a*,tion of the receiver 1
hi* father at Tlie Meadows, returned to will tie investigated by the special agent, ,
('dna* county. <’sl , Satnrdsy.
who will rejiort to tlie department. It is
Hon. Ephriam Barnew, tor many vear* believed by those who know of Snyder's
a resident of Jackeont ille.ie now a prom­ ' action that be is aiding on what lie lie- j
lieve# to lie the best authority a# between
inent citizen of Wallowa county.
disputant#.
James Norris can (urnlxh you all kind, of
finishing lumber, moulding«, window.,
A hare I nve«i mem.
door, m «O. etc l^ave redera at Luckey's*
is one which is guaranteed t<> bring you i
The infant son of A. B. Stannard, for­ satisfactory results, or in case of failure s i
On this safe .
merly of Ashland and now foreman of return of pun base price
the Grant* Paa* Courier, died on the 22d plan you can buy Ironi our advertised I
Druggist a bottle ol Dr King's New DU- I
of January.
covery for Consumplion
It 1« guaranteed I
Tbo., Jemteti. at one time one of the to bring relief in every case, when used for
most exteu.ivs nom hanu of Yreka, died any affection of Throat, Lungi und Clicst.'
at hi. hon.e in Ban k'raoclwo iaM Thur* - I such
eoiMUiuption. Inflammation of
day of pm-umotmi.
*■
Lang-. Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping
Cough.Croup,
etc .etc. It i* pleasant and
The Telerraru. tbe evening tail of the
Oregonian, lias lieen »old to a company ! agreeable to taste, |<rfectly safe, and cun
headed by Geo. H. Muffii, a St. Paul journ­ always be defended upon Trial bottles
alist, and will tie run «eparate from tbe free at Chitwood Bros. Drug store
great daily
Murnhal Mr'luhtin's Memoir».
.
in.
Published every Thursday bv tbe
VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO
E. J. KAISER, Editor.
ASHLAND, JACK8ON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1891
NO. 46.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Six months ............................................... 1 fO
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Three months...........................................
Advertising rates given on application.
Local notices 15c per line for first inser­
tion and 8c for each subsequent insertion.
Obituary lines, memorial resolutions,
cards of thanks, etc., at half rates.
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IW. Cowvict Wa» notuesiek.
y LTHER L. BI RIEN'SHAW.
A negro eecaped from the convict camp
Total enrolled pupils in public school—
in Montgomery county, Ga., recently.
490.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
Arthur Conklin is clerk of tbe special He had served one year of a term of fif­
PUBLIC.
wagon road eomtnittee of the legislature teen. His escape was discovered almost
ite v i r t u es or
BM riis : f a remedy
Will practice in all the Courts of the State,
immediately
after
he
left
the
camp,
and
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1er pain do not
D H. Burrough s saloon ha# been
i Business in the V. 8. Land Office will re-
consLt ¡a i:s being
closed by the sheriff. An b. F. creditor | every effort was used to catch him. but
I ceive prompt attention. Office tirsi door
i
us
good
for
relief
as
without success. The rule in such cases
j
north of Bank of Ashland. Ashland. Or,
shoved him to the wall.
olia r remedies. I ut
in the faci i'ial it
is that if the escaped is not captured
ter
' _ * Icing ____
•Her. in
lucre
F. A Stricklin and C. Pankey, of Cen­
prom;# nu;l *:ve, end i then fore the lx st for
J^R. J. H. HALL.
tl:« specl!let»irp(>L-. It
1__ i' __________
not ¿ill idle _____
catch-
Is the S tats I xsubasck B ciuusg .
tral Point, were in Grant# Pass a few within twenty-four or thirty-six hours
his
arrest
after
that
time
is
a
mere
acci
­
line thit xtnkt-s th-? eye tLu.-:
day# ago on business.
And
Branch
Offices
al
Portland,
.Astoria
and
Albany.
dent Everything that could be done to
A. C. Huntington and wife, of La find the negro was done in this instance,
axd
’ Has for sale a large list of Grain, Sfoc^. and Fruit Farms.
Grande, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
but at last hope of ever catching him
TdE
S8BT
REMEDY
FGS
PÂSN,
ix
H
ustital P kacticb .)
Geo. H. Currey, wife of the editor of the j was given up, and the hunt was aban-1
Also city and Sobarba! Property.
Courier.
Office
in
Brick
Block
on Oak street, SCO'
S-3 YKE BEST.
doned. A few da vs ago the negro walked ‘
SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET. : MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
ond door frutu Main Street.
Attorney 8. U. Mitchell visited Rose­ into camp dttsty and travel worn.
It is the be«t cure f ;r a'l cebes bd <1 pains,
i A shlasp
burg la#t week to attend a case liefore the
O regon .
Tbe act was entirely voluntary. “I i and it holds
U. 8. landoffb’e, wherein Wm. Crow wa#
i -------------
je* got homesick.’’ was hi# explanation,
plaintiff vs. Railroad Company.
•
"and I wanted to see the folks.” “Did
J^OBEKT A. MILLER.
To Ihm * H.i.’c
Hermann ha# secured a government you remombe-r that you etill had nearly , •pa,CJeroru;. mia
*>oci4*ì>.Gov*
pusitioii for Col. J. A. Straight.
It will fourteen year* to serve?" be was asked, j crno.-i, Ci-a-T^í, L,
Members of
ATTORNEY-AND-COUN8ELOR-AT-
be remembered that this i# tlie same Col. “Ob. yes; but 1 didn't mettn to leave for ; Congro : h . i ;1
lure«. U. S* Consul«.
Straight of the late copper mine deal.
Arai? «r.d K»-.-y CS«r- Mayors and
good. All I wanted was to see the folks
OClciaL. l.Kby cad uni;? in -aying: “We
Dr. W. H. Flsnnagan has ordered a once more.” He seemed, in fact, wholly
J ackson ville *
-
.
. O kegojì .
concentrator which he expert* to arrive I unconcerned about the future, and now ; «uíkretl : i!.-.;
Will practice in all the courts of the
SLY BROTHERS. M Warm SU New Tort Price 60 eta
next week, when the do«’tor will move I that he “had seen the folk# once more”
OTH’’’ nSHEí>??23 FAILED,
i
State Office with W. 11. Parker, opposite
hi* quartz mill out to 11is Exchequer mine, was
satisfied with hi# lot The
_____ entirely
____________________
ar.t Pt. J •<•<!*?, c ’; it A prcrcptly and Per­
Court Hous«.
I T
where lie ha# over 400 ton* of rich quartz ■ negro lived tn Washing!
uanern: f” F,■:
-.sw i-.-c ra
Washington county. He
now on tbe dump.
fhad walked nearly the i entire distance
THE »OOS i^AK
A c- CALDWELL,
and back. He is working today,
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P B. Whitney, claim adjuster of (he there
fia<ls el? t hac
c i u-<■>:«. i-not deceived
Southern Pacific Railway Company, in in stripe# and shackles, with nearly four ; Mil Vs i ’ -
f
; "KC.
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
company with other official#, were in teen years ahead of him yet.—Atlanta
DENTIST.
the city last week endeavoring to make Constitution.
-ettlenient# with G. E. Miller and Mi#.
Nitrcus Oxide Gas administered lor the
Clark, who were injured in the Lahish
A New Craxe.
painless extraction of teeth.
accident.
They offered Miller fl KM)
Office over the Bank.
While strolling through St. Paul's
N" A. Jacob* has taken Mia# Coleman’* I
Marshal McMahon is still on his estate, which he refused, and has commenced
Proprietor.
luv
place a* one of the teacher* in tbe public Li Forest, completing his much discussed suit against the comnany for $25,175. churchyard a few days ago I noticed
•chool at this place during tlie latter* ill- memoirs. He will not return to Paris Mrs. Clark will also bring action to re­ that the edges of many of the crumbling
—Manufacturers of the Celebrated—
J
T. BOWDITCH.
ne**.—Medford Mail.
I till the work is done from title to finis. cover quite a large amount for damage#. old tombstones had been clipped as if
with an ax, and on inquiry 1 found
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
a
K*
Tlie Oivhard Home Aaaociation are A few of Marshal McMahon’s most inti­ Grant’# Pass Cporier.
that the clipping was evidence of a new
A fh LAKP,
-
-
-
.
. OXBGON
planting out 3800 fruit trees on their mate friends have enjoyed tho privilege
!'
1’iiiLiIti- e MeUioda of Washing.
craze that has broken out among curi­
tract, the work being under the super­ of listening to his reading of many of
Will practice in all courts of the state.
e e
At EJinLurgh 'he pourer classes still osity seekers. Only the very oldest tomb­
vision of Henry Klippel.
the latest pages of his book. Fur the
Collections promptly made.
ADJUSTABLE IN EVERY REARING !| 1
stones are selected by the curio seekers.
Frank M. Minuti*, the agricultural im-1 rest of the enriotw world the marshal do their weekly laundering as it wa* i
The craze in its latest form broke
They convey theii
plement dealer of Medford, w*aa the guest has made no prevision Only six copies ioue years ago.
CATALCrl je DESCRIBING OUR FULL
I
of hi* father, C. Mingus, in Ashland last of the memoirs will be printed—one for washing to the river, dump it into large out during the summer, and in spite ef
OF WHEELS SENT CH APPLICATION. i
week. His family accompanied him.
each of hi# four children, one for himself mbs and fill tlu-ir tubs with water that the close watch kept few have been
3as been heated in Lugo public kettles. caught in the act of defacing the stones.
Phillip Haught, of Dead Indian, ia and uno for his wife.—Paris Latter.
O hio .
Then the women pull off their shoes and Nearly all the old tombstones in the
pleaaed with his home in Alaska, whith­
stockings, und, holding their skirts well yard are brown stone, and many have
er he went with Grit Tolman, and haa
A singular Instance of the w despread­
•ent for hi* family, who are. living in ing effect which a sudden freak of fash- up about their waists, get into the tubs been split and seamed by the storms of
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aud tread on th? steaming linen, there­ a century or more. With these the work
Medford,
Five
Double
Strands
Galvanized
Bessémer
Steel
Wire
; ion, even iu leather, may have is afford-
EAST
SIDE
OF MAIN STREET,
M. W. Wtieeler wa* married at Grants 1 ed in the fact that E-.iglish naval officers by squeezing ali tbe dirt out of the sev­ of getting a piece of the stone is easy, as
(South of the grocery store.)
a
knife
blade
inserted
in
any
of
the
eral
pieces.
This
is
so
common
a
spec
­
Paas Jan. 23th to Mia* Emma Grizzle. ' have made a demand to be allowed to
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tacle that the natives pay uo regard to it seains will dislodge a piece of the stone.
Mr. W. i* a well-known and prosperous
wear truest leather boots at sea.
at all, but visitors seem to consider it as Close watch is being kept to prevent the
young man, snd his numerous acquain­
ashionable dressmaking and
tances and friends wish him well.
one of the sights of Edinburgh, and but spread of the craze.—New York Tele­
repairing < one in a neat and satisfac­
The slave population of the country
tory manner.
gram.
Tbe proprietor« uf Ely’* Cream Halm do was 2,009.<43 in 1830, 2,187,355 in 1840, tor the activity of the police the river­
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
side would bo thronged with imperti­
uot uialm it to be s cure-all, but a sure rem­
edy for catarrh, colds in the head and liay 8.264.313 in 1850 and 0.933.760 in I860. nent strangers < very wash day.—Eugen#
Greeting
tbo
Prince.
IWCheaper
than
a
Rai! Fence. Mo.-e Durable than Boards, ami Stronger than
fever. It 1» not a liquid or • »miff, but is Missouri had 23,001 slaves in 1839, 58,246 Field in Chicago News.
A good story is recorded in connec­
arb Wire Fence
Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
••«tty applied into the nostril». It give, re­ in 1840. 87.422 in 1830 and 114,931 in
tion with the Prince of Wales’ visit to
lief *t once.
I860.
_
____
W orks on N orth S ide of R. R. C rossing . H elman S treet .
Usd u Purpose.
Lord Brooke'3 country seat iu Essex.
Isn’t It ridiculous, inquires the Oregon
A new use is reported to have been
“You know 1 met you iu the poet- After opening tho Essex Agricultural
Citv Courier, that there 1* a law on our
discovered for English bops—namely, office the other day?' he queried.
oct9]
Ashland, Oregon.
I
show at Chelmsford the prince and sev­
statute book which forbids prison« r* at
ASHLAND
- OREGON.
It is found
“Yes.”
the «luto penitentiary to read Oregon for the curing of bacon
eral other distinguished guests, includ­
“And you introduced me to a friend of ing Lady Randolph Churchill. Baron
newapapera? It is high time Io repeal that a sprinkliug of hops in the brine
Has just received the biggest and liest
when bacon and ham* are put in pickie yours?”
this monstrosity.
Hirscli. Col. Stanley Clark and Mr. Chap- stock of goods ever brought to Ashland.
“Yes.”
JACKSONVILLE, OLLEG-ONT.
liu, M. I’.. were entertained at Easton A fine stock of imported goods. I also car­
(.'ha*. H red laugh, the <li»tingui»hed Eng­ add?, greatly to the flavor of both, and
“Well, I hadn't known him ten min­ lodge. On the following day the party ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot
lish free-thinker, republican and orator, en ibl. s them to lx? kept an indefinite
AVING
gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac­
fail
to
l>e
suited.
Call
and
examine
tlie
LINKVILLE.
OREGON.
dirti Friday. In accordance with his wishes period
utes when lie wanted to borrow $20 of drove to Lord Braybrook's seat at And- stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class
tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
.
.
?..
•- .
3_7
the funeral wa« of the simplest description,
best
of
satisfaction.
Locating
on
government
lands
a
specialty.
me.”
work,
a
good
nt
and
satisfaction
guaranteed
ley End. Korses were changed en route
there being no prooession, mourning •em­
One of the wealthiest real estate uu-a
“Of course. That's why I introduced at the rural village. Wimbish. While
Also line of a Conductor’s Cloth.
blem or funeral service.
iu Texas is Miltou Sterrett, of Houston
him!”—Detroit Free Press.
t-S
this
wa3
being
done
an
elderly
laborer
F. L ZOELLIER.
Al! the hoatile* seem to have surren­ a ne gro He owns several large plau
approached the royal party, and address­
dered except Senator Hoar, the Man- t itious. a handsome residence. and is
The Killing Passion.
Of Bash and Doors and all kinds and
ing the prince said:
Afrald-of-His Country. If he can be in­ worth ffoO.OOO In the days before the
Au old Yale halfback was in a rail-
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
duced to come in along with Two Tails war he was a waiter on a river bout
“Beg yer par ling, sir. I should loike
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boat« built
road uccident a j car or two ago, und to drink yer health; wo doau't see yer
and the rest there may be peace on tbe
to order. The whole or one half ottered
lost a couple of legs and an arm or so, ev'ry day."
United State* reservation
for sale.
u
j
Forljvcra cf condiments and highly bad most of his bones broken, and was
Laughing heartily his royal highness
The report published some time ago I spited dishes it is a xfniple thing to work
battered and bruised lieyond recognition. drew half a crown out of liis pocket
that Henry Goodlow wn* released from j up a French dressing into an entirely
As he was lieing carried away on a
til on hail by Justice of the Peace Chas-
different article by milling a pinch ol stretcher he opened his mouth feebly and handed it to the man. with the in­
in was not correct. He would have
junction:
been promptly arrested on other charme* | celery saive, a dish of curry, or horse­ and murmure<l, “Did we get a touch­
“Don’t
it all at once.”
—VIA—
radish,
a
few
drops
of
caper
or
Worces
­
downs
’
’
Ho
thought
he
had
been
taking
even if it bad come to pass.
Putting ihe Soin hi his fob the old fel­
tershire sauce and a spoonful of French part in au animated game.—New York
low, with another tng at bis forelock
The other day Senator Mitchell gave a , mustard.
Bun.
chinook aaimon dinner at which Reed, I
replied:
Vice-President Morton, Hermann and a
A SEVER» ATTACK OF CROIT
"Thank yer, thank yer, guvuer; yer
Hung the Wa.Ii <>u the Electric Wire.
boat of national light* took part. It wa#
A full supply of
tho best gen’leinan I know on round
A
very
carelees
trick
of
a
domestic
in
r
— —
a great affair and eclipsed • --•»-*
anything
yet « The Clilld’a Life saved by Chamber-
a family residing in the Corliss block about this ’ere levee.”—London Tit-Bits C offins , C askets , R obes of all S izes
«L
ama a
«« AM
»1 maa AX a X a .« a
a 1» a a . a
lA>ifl H C/Oll££tl
III C d JT •
done
aa
an a
advertising
acheiue.
Shasta Line.
G loves , C bei ’ es , E tc .
1 I w“h to say to the public that Chamber- was to use an electric wire running over
An Improvised Watch Case.
The Kansas legislature ia coni]
at the
O1 Iain’s Cough Remedy is the best I have the roof for a clothes line. The wire
ASHLAND, -
• OREGON.
n, ...
*n* ■ * .
**“ .7 r r<
»ver used
used or
ór sou
sould
cruup. Iam
I am never broke and came near setting tiro to the
A young volunteer in a light cavalry
si
* l"
‘1 ' ever
Id for croup.
Express Trains Leave Fortland Daily.
pdblicana. Wm Alfred
Alfred Pfeiffer,
Pfeiffer, the
the f. f. 1 with
witb-ut
it at
at niy
niy home
home for
fur iuy
my children
children
ut it
Twenty five years experience in Ashland.
7 -
....
...... — . ».. ._______ ( _ block. The wire was eight incite# above regiment quartered up country in Al
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889.
a. candidate, wa* elected U. 8. senator Last winter a child of Mr. E. J. Wetzel, on"
~ltoñtir~i
i North
geria was in despair at having lost the Embalming with the aid of a skilled physi­
the
clothes
line,
and
she
had
been
can*
to succeed Ingalls
ILL
He is editor L of J..
the ; of m.v . cusiotuers, was choking „ with
1
a sud-
cian.
1 :(X‘ p in 1 Lv Portland Ar 9:35 a in
j
-y. j gave tioned about using it. That's the way back case of his watch, which was likely
Kansas Farmer, and an old-time news- ; den
and severe attack of croup.
Office and ware-room on Main street, at
10:20 a ni 1 Ar Ashland Lv 6:40 p m
him a bottle of this Cough Remedy, and he careless people sometimes do.—Haverhill to become a depository for rather more
l>*per man.
10:50 a in i Lv Ashland
Ar 6:10 p IU
started for home, gave the chi|d two doses Gazette.
Call and examine them,
desert sand than is compatible with foot of Granite.
10:15 a m | Ar SanFranciscoLv 7:00p tn
A correspondent of the Mail writes : of it. which slopped the coughing and
regular timekeeping. “Can't you rig up
There wa* a school exhibition given hv smothering instantly and in a tew minutes
Ceda for Hyacinth«.
Above trains stop only at following sta­
something that will take its place?” he
ON EXHIBITION AT
the Wimer w-hool, conducted by W. J. the little one was out of all danger. Mr.
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
In the preparation of a garden bed or asked his orderly, who was a jack-of-
Weisel
catue
t>ack
to
the
store
as
nappy
a*
■
Oregon City, Woodburn, Sideui, Albany,
Stanley, teacher. Those who attended
! could he. aud said: "That liottle of Cough border for hyacinths it is best to take all-trades and had been apprenticed to a
Tangent, bhedds, Hulsey.Harrisburg, June
M.v it was a fine success. Mr. Stanley ia i Remedy saved the life of m.v child.” Fur­
some special care The application of watchmaker before he went into the
tion City, Irving, Eugene
so well liked by the patrona of tho ilia- thermore I feelfriendly towards you a« tin
trict that they have engaged him to < nianuiacturers ol such a valuable remedy, stable manure before planting is not de­ anny. “1 will see what I can do.” was
Roseburg Mail Daily.
teach another term ere long.
and am proud of its being inanuractured in sirable. as it has a tendency to cause the the reply.
leavk :
akkive :
bulbs
to
decay.
But
the
addition
of
a
our own staie. I can eheertully and will­
Next moruing at the first trumpet
The following item in the Drain Echo ingly give many instances of it« good works
Portland .. 8:00 am llosebu rg 5:40 p ru
MAIN
STREET,
BETWEEN
CHURCH
quantity of leaf mold and if the soil is call the good fellow entered the tent of
Roseburg 6:20 a in Portland
1:00 p iu
apeak* of two well-known ex-Aahlandera: to anyone who'may want a reliable Cough
heavy a good dressing of sand will be the voluteer and handed him his watch
AND GRANITE
Dr. J. M. Taylor, I). D. 8., arrived in Remedy. W m . C. V owel , Quarrv. Iowa.
found beneficial. About four inches of shining like a small warming pan in the
Albany Local, Dailv,(Except Sunday. )
this citv Thursday evening and will prac- i For sale by Chitwood Bros., druggists.
A shland ,
-
O regon .
the top soil can be removed from the sun. “How did you manage so clever­
tire <lentiatrv in thia vallev. He haa all
leave :
akrive :
Th« National Council of Women.
space intended for the bed and laid on ly?” "Well, you see. I just went out and
the late appliance* for the painless ex- .
Albany
0:00p iu
Pacific
Coast
Main
office,
136
m Market St. Portland... .6:00pm
Tho
first
triennial
meeting
of
the
Na
traction of teeth. The doctor is an inti- |
one side: spade over the whole as deep had a bout with the band, and getting
Albany....... 5:00 am Portland
9;00# ui
Will
<*•
rmmlafeth«
Liver and Kidneys and Krators th«
mate acquaintance of Jake Wiae. who tioiial Council of the Women of th* as possible and work in the leaf mold
San Francisco, Cal.
the trombone I was able to abstract tin
United States will bo held in Albaugh's and sand, if desired. With a sandy soil
recommends him very highly.
valve of the instrument and easily ham­
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Picture frames made to order at H. 8. Opera house from Feb. 13 to 18 ir.clu leaf mold alone makesan excellent dress­ mered it into shape.”—Paris Cor. Jewel­
Fool ing absolute 1 you rod. Bones,
and nerves reci’
sive. This organization is the ontcoui” ing-
Kmerv's.
___ !«. Enlivens the mit
er’s Weekly.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
tid supplies Brain Powe
Rake over the bed, freeing it from
Following ia list of jurors summoned : of the International Council of Women
Suffering from complain
field
at
Washington
in
1888,
at
which
sculiar to their sax will fir
An Impostor Who Made Money.
all stones, and giving it a smooth, level
h.v apc-id venire toaeleet the Stacy mur­
For
accommodation of Second Class Pas­
___ ____________________ a DE. HABTEBU IBO
sengers, attached to Express Trains.
der trial jury; G C. Crelv. Wm Cam­ I pauczs were read by 100 worneu. repre surface. Parallel lines can be drawn
One of the men who made a fortune
TONIC a safe and «needy c re. Gives a clear, hoaU
thy complex ion- Frequent attempts at counterfeit»
eron, Tom Gilaon. 8 II. Cook. Alex, j i renting seven different countries.
and intersecting ones, aud the bulbs out of the Cardiff giant humbug nearly
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
At that time two permanent organi placed sons to show solid masses of color twenty years ago died iu New York re
Thom twin. Geo. Hives, Adam Schmitt,
Between Portland and Corvallis.
le* Roderber-<rr. Time. Crttehlow, Joo. rations were formed—the International or designs of any desired patterns. At cently. His name was George Hull.
lH«.-',eche. S'inpio lx»« and Dread BnokU
Wri’ht, A. Alford, Sam Carlile, J case Council of Women, of which Millioeni
MAIL TBAIK DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
' the point wnere the lines cross press the He was formerly a tobacconist in Bing
X mailed «» rncalrt »f 1*0 cent« in poet sea.
F
Houck, H. S Evans, J. R. Stearns, J. Garrett Fawcett, of Englund, was elect­
Dr. HARTER MEOICIKE CO., St-Lcula, Ha.
bulbs
down
into
the
soil
even
with
the
hamton,
and
was
the
author
of
th-
ARRI V KM
LEAVES
W. O. Gre-ory, G. W. Smith, A Biah, ed president, and the National Council of
surface, and wheu all have been set fraud, which he engaged an Italian
Portland.. 7:30 a tu I Corvallis.12:10 p m
W. D. Mn)l«n, J. E Cox. 8, Saltmarsh,
Women of the United States The lattei cover the whole bed over with the soil stonecutter of Chicago to carry out.
Corvallis.. .12:55 p tn | Portland..
P '
'
5:30 pm
G. N. Lewis and Wm. R. Cook.
body receives into unxiliarysliip all na which was first removed, thus leaving A large gypsum slab was obtained iu
At A.bany and Corvallis connect with
Are von Married? If not, «end vourad- I tional organization# of women interest­
trams of Oregon Pacific Railroad
them with alxmt four inches of soil en- Iowa and cut into the form of a gigantic
dress to Tbe American Corresponding Club,
ed in the advancement of women's work ■ tirely over them. Before the ground man. The stone was artificially colored,
P. O. Box «13, Clarksbnrg. W. Va
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.)
; in philanthropy, reform and social cult­ freezes hard tho bed should have a thick to give the appearance of great age, and
Carpenter tinil Builder
_______ leave :_________
arrive :
There ia little prospect of the Oregon '
ure. It has no special theories for re- covering of leaves for a winter protec­ then buried in the vicinity of Cardiff,
legialntnre appropriatin’' over $25,000 for
Portland
4:40 p m | M’Minnville 7:25 piu
< »REGOS
A shiaxp
where it was accidentally (of course!
tbe wnrM’s fair exhibit. Thia ia ahout I form, its fundament.'.) principle being tion.—Vick's Magazine.
M’Minnville 5:45am ¡ Portland .8:20 a m
discovered and exhumed, and exhibited
the amount that Washington will trive. unity for the general good of women
T1KIEVB TICKETS te all points
Machine for Turning Book Leave«.
and a bill haa alretdv lw»en introduced in und through them of all humanity.
about the country as a prehistoric figure,
A company is hieing promoted for the j The imposition was so clever that many
This convention will probably be the
EAST AID SOLTI!,
tlie Idaho legislature providing for thia
Repairing tritt Receive Prompt
sum. There seems to he a disposition, if j largest representative body of women purpose of introducing a novel machine scientific men were deceived by it.—
og
umber
ard
rucks
Oregon and Washington have anv sur­ I ever assembled
For tickets and full information regarding
Eleven of the most ini for automatically turning over the leaves ; Chicago Herald.
Attention.
SPRING WAGONS# ALL STYLES
plus money, to devote the same to the i ¡xyrtant national organizations have al of books, which is especially adaptable
rates, maps. etc., call on company’s agent
at Ashland.
opening of the Columbia river, whb-h ia ready entered the council.—Washington
Better Than They Expected.
for libraries, hotels, railway stations,
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS,
certainly of greater importance —World. Dispatch
patent
Some men who had lost an anchor
Manager.
Asst G. F & Pass Agt
shop windows, etc. “The Herald Exhib­
•y
LAD!
ES
C
BAI
S
E
The complete volume« of Dickens' works
Frau Welti Escher, ct Zurich, de- itor,” as it has been named, is the patent near Linekin, in the town of Boothbay,
STAR
ora Mammoth Cyclopaedia with only a few
cena» additional to the Rxcoan * subscrip­ served a testimonial front the artists and of Mr. T. W. Tetley, of Bradford, who | Me., grappled for it the other day and |
PATENT CHA.ISC BRAKE
|
thought
they
had
it
Twenty
men
drag-
;
!
(esthetes
of
the
world.
She
has
just
do-
tion price.
claims that the machine will work for a
' nated $250,000 to the Swiss Confederation week or longer period, according to ad­ ged it ashore and upon the beach, when
Hon. William Windom, secretary of ' for the establishment of a free institu-
justment, without attention, and will their prize proved to be, not the anchor, |
I Q
treasury of the Unite«! States, died last \ tion cf plastic art.
turn over any size or weight of leaves, 1 but the upper jaw of a whale. It was
Thursday night in the banquet hai! at
I
within reasonable limits, allowing suffi­ j 18 feet long from the bow in front to .
Debnonicn’s, where he wa# the guest of
I
Mis# Mattie Thompson, the daughter cient interval for perusal between each either end joint, and
feet across from
the New York Board of Trade *nd Trans­
otice
is
hereby
given
to
portation. Hi* ha«i been the first toast of the ex-cougressman from Kentucky, operation. When a leaf has been turned I end to end.—Philadelphia Ledger.
the people of Ashland and surround­
of the evening
After he had fhiiehed ; is one of the prettiest girls in the Blue over in either direction the machine au­
ing country that I at am the old stand on
his responso he swooned at onco, and | Grass state. She is a young woman of tomatically reverses, and so arranges it­ I
T. E, IIOGG, Recclcer.
One of Jackson’s Servants.
Main street, opposite the old Flag stall
iiie«l almost immediately. Everv effort unusual grace of miud and body and is self as to be ready to raise the following
Ann Grimble, colored, died in New where any one wishinc work done in my
IS
A
NEW
VEHICLE,
WHICH
SUPPLIES
A
LONG
FELT
WANT.
line will always find me ready to serve
wa# made to restore him. but in vain. '• highly educated.
leaf, thus giving a continuous motion. Orleans last week at tho reputed age of them. "And men may cumeand men may
He die«! of heart disease. The great as­
If the appliance fullfils all that is claimed 103 years. She was at oue time a servant go,” but 1 am a stayer" forever.
semblage at once dissolved. Mr. Win­
Electricity has uot been practically for it by the Inventor, it seems highly in the employ of Gen. Andrew Jackson.
Shaving, 23c; hair cutting, 25c: shampoo­
dom had been the onlv speaker, and !
STEAMERS.
applied iu the art of music heretofore probable that an extensive one may be The Washington body guard are rapidly ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c.
tbe sentiment to which lie responded
was: “Our country'# prosperity: de-! except, perhaps, in the op-rating niecha found for it in public museums, libraries, giving way to the army of servants em-
SHORT LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
L adies ’ H aib cutting a S pecialty .
ployed by distinguished statesmen of
pendent upon its instruments of com- ' i j.\m of church organs. George Breed, etc.—Industries.
of the United State# navy, has devised a
utter date.—Philadelphia Ledger.
merce.”
A Mean Villager.
VHKIGHT AND FAKES the LOWEST
method by which the passage of a brok­
IDO YOU WANT
To
An elegant line ef jewelry, watches,
Mrs. Donbleliousc—Jake, our darter
en current over a conductor in a mag-
clocks, etc., to select fr >m at J. S Muller's.
Purify y«»ur blood.
netie flel 1 produce# mnsic.il note# of wants a cabinet organ.
I It will pay parties llvinr elsewhere to make
Steamer Sailing Dates:
Hull.! up your nerves
Mr.
Doublehouse
—
Wall,
I
’
ll
git
her
varying
pitch
and
volume.
a trip here and inspect before purchasing
Restore voot Mtrpnrvh
FROM YAQUINA I
one. 1 don't like them new neighbors of elsewhere.
Renew vour apt«tite.
Steame*- Willamette Valley—January 1st,
Cure scrofula. .«alt rheum.
ours
fer
a
cent.
—
Crood
News.
Several years aeo Chamberlain A Co., of
9th, 19th, 27lh.
Merit Wins.
Dyspepsia, sick headache,
Des Moines. Iowa, commenced the mann
The Good Luck mine, in New Mexico,
latarrn, rheumatism or malaria—
EHOM SAN FRANCISCO:
We desire to say to our citizens, that for
ta<'tiire
of
a
cough
syrup.
Iwlieving
it
to
be
Before Purchasing Address the
Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Steamer Willamette Valley—January 4th,
the most proiudt and reliable prenara’ion was first located less than six months years we have been se ing Dr King's New
too Dose* One Dollar.
14th, 238,31st.
yet pradveed for rough«, cokis a d croup; ago, and in the last, tnree months has Discovery for Consumption. Dr King'*
that the public appreciate true merit, »nd produced <20,000 worth of ore, and dur­ New Life" Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve an<1
The company reserves the right to
Hack leas Arnica Salve.
Electric
Bitters,
and
have
never
bundled
in time it was certain to become |X>pular.
change sailing dates without notice.
The Best Salve in the workl for Cui*. Their most sanguine hopes have t>een more ing that time there have not been more remedies that sell as well, or that have
Trains connect with O. & C. R. »nd Riv­
Bruise». Sore», ricers. Salt Rheum. Fever than realued. Over three hundred thou­ than five in-n at work oa an average.
given such universal satisfaction We do
er Boats at Corvallis and Albany.
1 wj-:l made. harfci
rings underneath the
ASHLAND,
OREGON
Sores. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains. sand bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Rem­
not hesitate to guarantee them everv time,
Freight and ticket office, balmon street
- I rthix wngon a
.
bs. with ease), UuuLlu
Settle Ip
and we stand ready to refnnd the purcha««-
Curo*, and all 8 kin Eruptions, and posi­ edy are now sold each vear, and it is recog-
s t • : u.ish, s I a sclid beaded tooltom.
It has a box
wharf Portland.
i
-
»
.re
c::-r
i
-rjund
the
t».k
fur
hi
l
ling
lar
B
<.
tively cures Piles, orno pay required. It is nixed as “the best made.” wherever known,
■
All tbo«e having unsettled accounts with orice. if satisfactory results do not follow
W. B. WEBSTER Genl F. & P. Agt-
And Find Out what a Big Bargain you
iacturedby
guaranteed u* give perfect satisfaction, or i It will cure a severe cold tn less time than tbe undersigned, will please call imtnediate- their use These remedies have won theii
31 Montgomery 8t., San Francisco.
can
get
in
the
SwesUsuToned
iustrumeBte
GAllDIXKR
«S¿
CltOMfJ,
■annev refunded. Price 25 cents per box ; any other treatment. For »ale by Chitwood , ly and settle th« same, either by cash or vreat popularity purely on their merits
C. C HOGUE, G. F 4 p. A. O. P. R..
made.
I
Bros.,
druggist«
Chit
wool
Bro«
Druggist*
For sale bv Chitwood Pros.
A u I m - v SIR*. Ky.
note
J M. McCALL.
f'vrvwlUe, Oregon
Josephine County Items
Oregon Land Company,
WHERE
FORE.
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON
ST- JÂCOB8 OEL
' PHYSICIAN
(Nun Yxau
I
ata RRH
SURGEON,
r*A/w,
THE POSITIVE CURE.
Ashland Fence Works!
H. S
1H B ST
EMERY,
¡
AGENTS WANTED
! LezERGYosrSictaifTS.©!
; ■ ’ ‘-roo.
Mr v
The best Stock, Ilog, Rabbit and chicken Fence.
DRESSMAKING
ESTABLISHMENT
F.E.ZOELLNER,
F
CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE.
Prices Reasonable.
MERdlANT TAILOR,
MRS. M. L. STANLEY.
I
N . A . VOTTNn
v uiiu, an(| GOvernment Lan(j Locator.
H
H. S. EMERY
ilso H’S
Peterman Bros.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
MANUFACTURERS.
WAS
AWARDED
THE ONLY EAST AND SOUTH
Funeral Director.
— {
>
M âïïtïn & H arris 7
* IRON
TONIC
OHLY PERFECT
ggi/iHû mechahis ^
~ family U8B
RACIHE.WIS
O. R. Buckman
L . L
Barber Shop,
R. F. HIGH, Proprietor.
N
Y
a GnY T
$
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
JÜ b
OREGON PACIFIC R.R.
Oregon
AN ORGAN OR PIANO
VALLEY RECORD,
Developement
Co.’s