Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, February 05, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY RECORD Ttie "Anti-Chri-.t Kinj" Hevrd From. EVANS ir BRÜNE Ashland Market. Assessment Notice. Makes the Weak Strong pæTÜRES YOURSELF E ditor V*Lt.rv tteoaa« :— The Umpire Gold and Hlver Mining and In tbe RtcoBD of Jan. 29tli you clip from PKAI CBS IX Milling Company, i-oration of principal the Grant« « ’ a s Courier: “ A i«tition is pla -e of buaine-s. San Francisco. Califor PAINTS. OILS. PAINTERS’ TOOLS, AMHLAMD Oa T scmday . Feb. 5 MOI being ciriula'ed in Jacksonville against nia. Location of works, Wagner Creek WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC., closing tbe world's fair on Sunday. This i* Mining District, Jackson county. Oregon. —OR— very important to the citizens of Southern The marked benefit which people in run Notice is hereby given that at a meeting <*en. Henry A Morrow ig dead. Oregon. |>o«sit»ly three or fonr mav attend duwn or weakened state of health derive of the Board of Directors, held on Wednes Building Papers. Wrapping Papers Successor to H OSLE Y «1 PELTON, This rnu-t Lave originat'd from tbe Talent day the tt.ird day of December, 1890, an as and Twines. J. F. Halloran ia azain the able editor anti-i bri»t ring; we do not think any other from Hood's Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves sessment t No. 2.jo( Iwocenta per -bare was ■ the claim tliat this medicine " makes the weak — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — portion cf Jack-on county could think of of tb* Aatorian. ■ levied upon tl.e Capital stock of the cor I All kinds of ■w b a proposition." Now. let us see if tbe strong.” It does not act like a stimulant, poration, payab e mime liately, in United imparting fictitious strength from which there .-iaie» gold coin, to .he .seer. tar. at ihe of- A hill haa been intro tu el to check ediior knows bis Bible, tat him read tav ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. 1ÆJLY BE BEJLB JLT fl. 5—"The non of man is Lord also of tl e mu.t follow a reaction ot greater weakness 1 ficeot the Company. Room 37. Food Bui d- I the vice of profanity. We hope it trill Mabbath.” Mark 2. 27—“Tbe Sabbstb »». than before, but in the most natural way I ing, Market street, ban Francisco. Cali CO5TBA<T8 FOB fornia. not paaa, for we despiae "dead letter” made for man. and not man for the Sa »- Hood's Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feel ! bath. ' Who is anti-Christ? The Sablarb ing, creates an appetite, purifies the blood, Any stock upon which the a-sessuient Í ainting apering tc la «a, and this office don’t like to L'et breaker, who follows tbe teaching« of Je-u« Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. shall remain unpaid U| hjii the tenth day of Christ or the followers <•( the nu'd-rer and, in abort, gives great bodily, nsrve, fined every preea day. Cor. M ain and G banite streets, January. 1891. wt.i be del nquent and'ad- I Terms. Cash. Pass-book accounts pay Constantine, tbe fir«t Cbri-tian empe.-or ■ f mental and digestive strength. Finished in Style Equal to veitise.. tor »a e al public auction, and un able Monthly. .Uhland. Oregon. Rome, who in-tituted the present Sunday less payment is made before, wid be sold Noab advertised the flood. He lived Fagged Out A. D. 321. I defy the editor of tbe Grants onTue-dajr, the bird dav of February. *' Last spring I was completely fagged out i through it and the fellow» who Ian bed 1 I’a<Mi Courier to point to one line, one word, 1891, io pay the delinque t assessment, to at him vers drowned. Ever since then (»etween the lid« of his Bible au h lizinz ns My strength left me and I felt sick and mis gether with costs of advertising and ex to observe the first day of th- week, or Sun erable all the time, so that I could hardly penses oi sale. AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR tta advertiser has been getting along and der. attend to my business. I took one bottle of By order of the Board of Directors. —CITY— Now let us quote from the early church times who <iont advertise have been get In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jack- Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. There A. C1IEM IN ANT, Secretary. | father*. Str Wiliiatu Dowville an eminent Office—No 801 Market street (Flood son county. ting left. I authority of bi«aze. -ays: “Centuries of la nothing like it.” R. C. B eoole , Editor 1 Building) Room 37, san Francisco, Cali- ?» fl In the matter of the estate of E. M. Mill UY the Christian era passed awav before tbe Enterprtae, Belleville, Mich. nal er. insolvent debtor. tat all people think well of General Sunday wa« <<b-erved by the Christian “ I derived very much benefit from Hood’s ' fornia Ik 7« Notice is hereby given that E. M. Miller, History does no Sarsaparilla, which I took for general debility. I Robert E. Lee. It is true be led the ar-1 church as a Sabbath. POSTPONEMENT. late a merchant of A-b and. Jackson coun furnt'h u« with a -ingle proof or Ind cation It built me right up, and gave me an excel 1 i SIX MILES SOUTH OF iniee of the Confederacy, but the fact is Y ORDER of the Board of Directors ty, Oregon, has by deed in writing, d «ted TBÆISTSBZEB. that it was nt any time «o observed previ lentappetite.” E d . JsjrxDr». Mt. Savage, Md. just ma<k' public that after the war was ous to the Sabbatical edict of Con*'an'i e the dates < f delinquency and -ale have <>n the 22d day of Dec.. A. D. 1890. made to N. B. It you decide to take Hood's Sarsa | l>een postponed, and notice i- hereby given the undersigned a general assignment of ail over he refnaed »20,000 and a royalty to in A. D. 321.” The works of Ju-lin Mar- parilla do not be induced t > buy anything else Passenger Coach to Every Train. i that me above as-es-ment will bee me de- I his properly for the lienettt < f all his cred- t-r. Irena-ue Tertullian and EuseHu* T T write a history of K. I linquent on the 10th day of February. 1891, , itors, without preference, except as by law Vtite Freight moved about town at rates clearly provethen- n-exi-tenceof tbe Chris Instead. Insist upon having < I. lini «'<■ ' and that de inquent st« ck wi 1 be -old in ac ! such preference is given. tian Kabh.tli in the first th-ee centuries. All claims acainst said estate must there cordance with .he above notice on Saturday LO ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. Iu ber recent lecture tn New York, Dr. Martin Lu’her. the (■ under of Prote-tant- fore be tiled with the undersigned assignee,1 . the 7th «lav of March, 1891. JjM*y M. Hal! reported that alie h.d ‘ i-m. writes: “As regard* the Sabbath, or Fire wood of all kinds delivered any duly verified, on or lietore the second dav A. CHEMIN a NT. Secretary. ■ Sundav; there ir no neces.jty for keeping —CONSISTING OF— found 38 tl»e result of careful investiga it; but if we do. it ought not to be <>n sc- Office No. Mil Ma’ket street (Flood Buiid- of April, A. D 1891. Apple. Pear. Peach. Plum, Prune. where 'i town at lowest prices. Dated this the 3lst day of December, A. • ing). Room 37. San Francisco. Cal. , count of new commandment , Ltrt nature tion drunkenness was becoming alarm Cherry, Apricot. Nectarine. Almond ’ D. 1890, at Ashland. Oregon. ■ teaches u- to take a day of rest If any- ingly frequent among women. Walnut, Ciiestutit, shade anil Orna- JOSEPH H. MARTIN. : where tl e 'fay is made holy for the mere Assignee. Ashlan«l, Oregon. i day’s «ake. then I order you to work on it. mental trees. Bold by all draggltti. BI; .lx for fs. Troporod only I C. B. W atson . Attorney for Assignee. Will be open May 1st, The National Farmer’» Alliance con to dance ■ n it. and to d<> anythin? th >t will toy C. I. HOOD A CO., ApothocariM, LowoU. Mau. -■! ALSO ;— All parties knowing themselves indebted i vention at Omaha haa tiecMetl to ro in repr<>' e this encroachment on the Chris I tian spirit and lil>erty.” fTable Talk) to E M. Miller will please call at my office Strawberry Plant», Blackberry Plant» For the accommodation of a limited nutu IOO Dollar to politic» aa partizana and will have John Calvin says': "Christians should i and settle the nr me. ber of guests. and Grapevine». n41-7t JOS.il MARTIN, Assignee. candidate« for preaident ami vit e-preai- have notninz u> do with a «ttper-titio'is i.b I I servance • f <iava.” < Institutes, It 11, chap. Board and lodging per week . »10 i dent. Kliould they hold their preaent |H) Grotiit-. an able Bthle com men !• tor, .. .. u .. jay.. .. 1 I airength we may bid the Republican ' uses the L lloaing language: "The-ethings “ per day............................ .. 1 I refute those who «upp<>-e that the first dav Single meals ................................. I>arty “good-bye.” 18 GROWN ON of the week was -utwtituted in p ace of tbe Has Moved into the building Sabbath for no mention is ever in «de <«f Camping privileges will be JOete per week adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar I for each individuai. A corporal’s guard formerly know n aa >u< h a thing by Christ or his apostles.” (Annotations on Ex<>du« ) Wm. Tytida'e ket on the north, and invites (50) BYRON COLE. P ropbiktok . the woman suffragists met at Portland a de-einler of tbe Christian fai'h. who per the public to inspect his samples Hifhottf Irrigation. Taeedav and listened to the chin-chin of ished at the stake and gave to England one of the earlie t and best translation« of the Ar‘ist. that arrant old scold, Mrs. Duniway Bible, says: “As to the Sabbath we be Ijte- WE do not handle, cultivate, or The madame may have a good heart, but lords over, and mav yet change it to Mon attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied thai she shoes signs of a mighty bad stom i day. or into any < ther day as we see need; Corner Main and Granite Street». or we may make it two every week, if it chev are well ADAPTED to the soil and ach. i were expedient, and one not enough to PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE teach tbe pe pie. Neither needed we any GON. Write for terms to Bromides made in all sizes. Call and Councilman Kent nor’» eminent eer- . hole day at all. if the people might he A. H. CA RSON ,kSON. Grant’s l’ass,Or. examine our work v I mb iu »ucceMfully penning up the i taught without it.” (Tyndale’« works.B. 1. I «'hap. 25.) Of those who have recently dis- OR Gives good advice to his pupils when he heua »nd rooatera of this city by or<li- l cussed this question, I will quote Rev Al- W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or. Opened at the old Ashland market stand on tells them to use nancc ia bearing fruit, for we notice that : fred Barry, president of King's College. Main street, facing the bridge. flh 4b Ai A A Y KA K ! 1 UHdwrtMke to briefly I London, and Rev. Janies Freeman Clarke, HOLDEN ’ S ETHEREAL COUCH SYRUP. El" ■ I | a 8 I I teach uny tairly iu..-l.igrnt pcraon of either Representative Tracy introducel a bill of Bo-ton. Dr. Barry says: “The notion It is honest, pleasant, and effective; never fl 11 | 1 11hex, ho tan read and vritr, and n|»o, fails to pive immediate relief for coughs, in the houae Saturday with the Maine of a formal substitution by apost. lie ai- &.13 ■ I I ■ I I I I r >i *«i u< ti..n, III werk tndualriously. ▼ y V V Vhuw to tain 'litrec Tbouaiinu Ikvllar« i Iff- Shop thoroughly renovated and rc colds, and all throat and lung affectioni. Tea» in theirown localitiwa.u I it - v r they live.I will a leo furnish features. Bto. Keutnor tnav vet become tbority, of the Lord's dav for the Jewish lilted. 50 cents and $1.00. the situation or employ n>ctit,at n hi< h y«>u v«n rtirn that amount. Habhath haa no ha«ia in llolv Scriptures or No money f r me uiilcea »uccva«tul ns «Love. Enally nnd quickly MANUFACTOBCD BY aa famoua na Gladatone and be referred in Christian antiquity.” Dr. Clarke uses leerned. i desire but one worker froiu each diatric’t or county. I A strictly first class machine the following words: ‘'■Scholars are now liave already tfluglit and provided with employ in. nt a iarffe I. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cal. 1 warranted. to aa "tbe great commoner.’’ ’ Made from very best material, Sltitnber. who are making over *3<t00 svtsi each. It's X EW i The choicett of Fretk Meat»—Serf. Mut generally agreetl that the Sabbath obliga Sold all by druggists. and SOLI I>. Full particulars FltKK. Address et once, ton, Veal. Cork. Saunage», etc. ; by skilled workmen, and with the best tools K. <•. ALLEX, i»ox 420, Aiiguette, Muinc. The supreme court, in the Little va. tion was not transferee«! by Christ or his ' tliat have ever been devised lor the pui i«cse. i ap stle« to the first day; that there is not in A8HDAND, OREGON. | Warranted to do all that can be reasonably Cogswell up|>eal from Lake county, Ima j the Christian Scriptures (New Testament) expected of the very 150 best extant. a single command to keep the Sabbath in I writing w. typewriter ids per minute — J YOURÍ. CHILD'S declared the 33?, percent fees collected All work ordered will lie made to give entire j Capable ot writing 150 w< rds anv form or on auv day ” Should your llttlaou«lætaken T0*N1GHT with Metnbranoug i or more— according I J ’ by aheriffa and clerks illegal. County j to the ability of the ’ In conclusion let me say, let every honest Cnmp, what Would you do Y What lEjan-iaii couid 6AV® i operator. Judge Wilshire save »4000 has been paid ’ tnsn protest against these puritanical Sab- ! SATISFACTION'- iuufe» NQfiE ON HAND A Fl’Ll | bath laws. They are not needed. The Beldin’s_____ out in take county alone in these fees. , teachings of Jesus Christ are against it. and Repairing neatly and promptly done, LINE OF CHOICE The circuit court sustained the law , and | every fellowerof the spirit of His teachings 111 Orders in Stone Work 58« powder, an! is the only safeguard. In I m a Ustelcfff. Lormlcce and at Low Rates. If there is no agent in your town, address tOycarait Las nevi rf.i ....... .... Or ........................... — -- y< ----------- ____ Filled. Marble Works on luited. lcr NOW from ur druggist the question is how the counties are going will opiiose S ibbath laws. The effete ays- i the manufacturers: jrfruiQut. Price, étc. A saiupie Lowder by mail for ioc. MAIN STREET, ; tern of theology which the enlighte.ied THE DR. BiUlli M0PR1ETA.-.T CD , JAMAICA, N.Y to get back the amounts allowed on these j have outgrown, still persists in forcing ol»- j noxious laws on ea«th’s chihlreu. But extra tees. ! that dogmatic system of age« is tumbling to Agents wanted. PARISH, N. Y. iS The petrified man, unearthed in the 1 pieces, and that i« a healthy feature of our ’ age. Biblical Christianity is nearing its aouthern part of thia county, ia doing end. "Time's noble«t offspring is its la«t. '' yp T-s . STENOGRAPHY and more good aa an advert.ainz medium tlod, the spiritual nature of man and itn- FKJlrlb! TYPEWRITING FREE . mortality will shine with a brighter lu«tre than many of the living fowi!» of the i when theology, the greatest enemy of man, First-class facilities and best of teachers. county, who are always ready and will j is swept out of existence. Address, with stamp for return postage, W m . H. B refhe . ing tn diacoumge everv enterprise of a THE PARISH MF’G CO., f Talent. Or., Feb. 3d. ’91. I ZDZRÄJG-G-ISTS. beneficial nature. Give us more petri- Parish, N. Y. SIDE Murderer Hacj G. ta Five Years. fleation ami less of that clnas of |>cople Weiglit,eM|b*. ■ fl A I pSMff ‘ a>‘ earned at onr >FWHneofw-ork. I. J. Stacy, who was convicted of man EJECTING. who are dead ami don’t know it.—Ma flfl ■ ■ Es l| ly : y etui honorably by those of A pamphlet of information nndab-. slaughter. wa« sentenced to the peniten ■ WB ■ S QM ff* ■ ciih r -■ ■ ...mg < r obi. mid fn th.-ir S»\strrict of the laws,showing llow tofl dera County Review. ■ ■B iBll I_ K ©un «.v|.. i. tt| t’> » lid . Any tiary for tue tern of five years bv Judge Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges. SE l . Obtain Pntent«. Caveat*, Trade/fl ■ ■ ■ • «3» Bl .«<? .•><:-, th.- •.» ,:k. ì «v t.; ì-an». : Webster. Stacy ought to be abundantly Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles, Z&&N Mark«, Copyrights, •evd VFe furnish ovitythinjr. We Stan you. No ri-k. .u rail dev :• The last Century discusses the discov : satisfied with this f« r it is mightv cheap your spare uiom.-nta, or al! your ùnu :•> the work. Ibi. i«. cn Addrora HUr:N A CO.Zj-e^ Double-Action lievolvers, etc., to ths etitir- ly ne« I -ud^imi bringd v oudvrf.!l attcces» t»> everv w inker. ery of gold in California. It is now an ' penance for the unprovoked, brutal murder Beginners are earnitig from aB—i to JK prrwe. ?. and upwnR.s, Kv vr York. MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A ' of sn inotlensive man who offered no re- and more afu r n little expei'cnce. We can furnish you the em- established fact that gold was first dis | sistance whatever to his cowardly mttrder- plpymeut and teach you I Kt.K. No rrnreto explain tier». Full hfurmatu n FKEr. K «t <JO.t L U» MA, XAlMt. Main Street Corner, Ashland, Or. covered at Hutter’» mill, by James W, i er. It was the cheapest any man without «t means or substantial friends ever got off. Marshall, on th© 24th of February, 1844. i But of course this would have been severe Prescriptions carefully put up by com Are Unequalled both for Hunting and I Accompanying an illustrated paper by ion anybody with a few dollar«. Our pro- petent hands Target Shooting. John H. Hittell, the California historian, ■fessi««nal offi,-e-«eeking district attorney I i would never have disgraced such a nian to i on this event, is Marshall’s own account ! the extent of even running him thr«'Ush AND-------- RELOAD YOUR 8HELLS I AND SAVE MONEY. taken down from hie li|>e by u fellow the grand jury. Anvnody with just a little I of this worid’« "stuff" need not let Stacy's BCeallSC TMIY *Rt FREE. ItLUaTRATCO •‘forty-niner’’ forty years ago. The fac sentence deter them from gratifying their CATALOGUE simile oi a diary ,wd other papeia ia passion for murdering an enemy. It was D. M. F erry & Co’s Patronize the-------- Send for Catalogue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE lHSTHUCTIONa ON only his extreme poverty that lets hint in confirmation are also contributed. Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced HOW TO rWCRARC YOUR OWN AMMUNITION. Rifles of latest design. Address: the penitentiary. John E. Pelton FAMILY , P P , E LOGAN’S GALLERY . Assignee's Notice to Creditors. GREGORY & HICKS. w >LAW ff’RSERILS SS B GRANT S PASS. OR. »TREES FOR SALE Hood’s Sarsaparilla MAYER Doses One INTERNATIONAL Mrs. M. t. Tyler, 85582 TAILOR THE ■spry Red Hill Land, HARRIS & MURPHY BROS., rouage ASHLAND, OREGON. J. H. Russell H. JUDGE. Harness & Saddle Manufacturer A shland M arble TYPEWRITER. SAVE $3000 LIFE' _____ Remedy CROUP REPEATING RIFLE Price - - $100.00. MARLIN SAFETY THE PARISH MF’G CO Ashland, Or SOLID TOP. NURSERY. Largest Stock of Trees in the Northwest School Books, Stationery. Clocks, Watches, and ONE AND ill I I (HIS MILLIONS. Jewelry. 100,000 Prune Trees (mostly French) 35,000 Royal Ann cherry. 10,000 Early Crawford peach 10,000 Moorpark and Royal Apricot. 35,000 Esopas Spitzenberg Thia ia front a Waahington exchange,1 For a number of years I have been sub apple. and ia undoubtedly n alander upon our . ject to violent attacks of in.lamniatorv rheumati-m which generally lasted ab««ut 20,000 Gravenstein apple. lagialaturc: “A member-elect of the Or-' two months. On the first of tbi« month I eRun legialature, being naked bis opinion was attacked in the knee and suffered se-1 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip pin apple. I of the McKinley bill, replied : ‘I haw verelv for two days, when 1 procured a )> t- | tie of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it re uot given the matter eo much thought aa lieved me almost instantly. 1 therefore, 15,000 Ben Davis apple. OSE •1« s DR. COLE THE BEST. I S eed A nnual For 1891 will be mailed FREEi to all applicants, and to last season’s! (customers. It is better than ever. 1 L Every person using Garden, fl 1 Flozcer er Field Seeds, fl ■ should send for it. Address fl | D. M . FERRY A CO. ■ fl DETROIT. MICH. W fl Largest Seedsmen in the world^fl LYMAN’S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS IDEAL” RELOADING TOOLS For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns. ONLY WAGON I "WM. LYMAH, Middl®?ie!d, Ct. IDEAL RFC. CO., Box 0, New Haven, CL ■THAT-------- 1. DISEASES OF MEN. 2. DISEASES OF WOMEN. 3. EYE. EAR and CATARRH. 1. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES. 5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. 6. SURGERY. 7. ELECTRICITY. Call or write for information. Mention this paper. Connects with Every Train. most cheerfully rec- tumend it to tho«e| who are similarly affii« ted everywhere.—R. Large Stock of all Of- er Lead D. Whit'ev, .Vlartioda e. N. C.. Feb. 1x8«. ing Varieties of Fruits. Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in this place and his disease was very widely ARE YOU We want circulation ----- very largely during t ix luMitb • • ■ 'll<ll|.' It, If ' Ag. And carries the U. 8. Mails and --- to . Increase ---------- onr -- _-------------- r--- o--<--- ----- ■* tlie —— next —----- — ----- ... ’ --- tble 'Jo »■•coinpli li tliiH ne ne. <1 tbo cu-operat on ot our prevent »nbfrtb« >» nod on-J-rs jf each knownas he «ndered such severe pain. W. FREE FROM INSECT PESTS Wells Fargo’s express. ..._ . ruadurn - would .... Bwture ..... . for u« e/M ....... -I ... ^ I »•io tn’ vtir wty s . I'jxcrib^r, . . ......... e,i|.<io , . ........I i M. Houston A Co.. Merchants. Martindale. u our t.I ................................................ hut no know t ut It w.ll t.ke an estro .nil nary Indu enieut to Imi.g . .t tli. united N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Chitwood if ri » <>t t. very ono of our j re.Aont »«uiiHcrlborri — we bhalt have to rnnko u lugii hid W«.I, ». ar« 132 & 134 Third st., cor. Alder. Chicago, Jan. 30,—The air ship invent Bros., druggist.«. unbltiouM nnd .'tnxIoiiH to double our circulation, add, by special arrangcm< nt .* in u: . u( the lead” SIT ISFACT IOS «V11AITEE». ins ’ i>;ibihiring liotises re uro enabled to make you ed by Wm. Pennington, of Mt. Carmel, The Legislatui-e. ecord E. WO RM AN, Medford JOHN DYER, Illinois, was tried again to-day, and to An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality. The special joint committee on wagon Livery Stables, Prop. Driver I appearances it was thoroughly demon ' road appropriations—Senators Bl ickmaii it. u'l ‘t t j ' o any our ittko .rill tend uh O no Subscriber tn t>.i» p"per f..,- One Veer Fwfwic, prire, ire will gire Ab »O'U ta y Free, <>/■ ' »/id I,./ ¡ hiu I. strated that a craft has at least been in and Sinclair and Representatives Crook, und Twanty-fivo Complote Novels-««;/ tie nt ¡jl'-e 'j'n< ig//•■>,•* irOi,i Jsnninzs and Tracv — have completed vented that permits of feats in aerial ng list : I their report and scaled down the appro- lier M«in!feat ¡Icutlny. By A uanea M. D ù L’ ûlan Ko. I.'K. A IdDV Marriufge. I« Mi.*« Mrincg. niuetratt > navigation nevor before accomplished, in | priations from »207,0 0 asked for to »95,- I No. . X <»l> inplu. By M T. (’ ai ho K. No. 1.16. A Wickvíl («Ir!. Bjj Max»- (' ktii . H av . No. Z?l. Ihtlorca I’,. Jii*. .I am . U. A uhti :«. N . 1.14. J ! if I’t'Hrl of*lh<'Oei Hii. B« <T aba Al'ui •< » propelling and steering. The ship trav ; 00.1. McCall'« bill for Ashland-Linkville J»o. ZHO. A tiravo I'owAtril. By M. L. H tkvf . mmojií . K«' I i«3. The Ol«t G I.en <'li< «t. Rr Nvt vanl ' k (’«<> b « N... ¿7». A 'i ioiibIv*orno Giri« By “T hf . D ucmk «».' N»>. 1-12. Ti»c i ullloriJn <’a.Lhi. (l. M. i. <’\t elled in a satisfactory tnunner around the i road has Iteen scaled down one-half, Ko. 279 Gelili urnvt Guilty. By A manda M. Douai.Aa Ko. HI. i hc Forc. llliil KiibkH.. I<> M.'I. C ai i.uii. MEDFORD, OREGON, .o. 277. fr'nlavly Accum.-«!. Ily Mr* A nn ri. hruFHEN». ftfri. Ne i-.i. I lio DiiimonM I4ra«*clct. Bj M;s. || W ood interior of the exposition building T.ie 1 »50011, Merritt's Central Point-Fl. Klatn- Ko. IW. <iirr<-lluura. »«jTrriM FlMwu A B'ttÌMuHceut. By Mr*. A i kxandi - r X j. ith road the same, $6000. The Grants I wish to announce to the public that J ’ l l»« I ’ earl uf the tlrlciit. By Ü vi . vakü «C» mb , Jr. S‘'* ••l-tarj. ’ ) AHitr niüUM. speed attained was not great, but the in Hint»!» ItrrrlekV fiutigli tor. By M. T, C ai . oor . No. 1’43. Out of I he nsrow iRZEJkiDY. Hi <'> ara A i * si *« ta . am ready to take orders for any kind ot S’.-». 272. The Pass to the sea road front »20,(KM to »16,- Llndvti Fumi Ih Idi*. Hi M augaki t I» i . ocnt . No. 121. ThoMterj nruNtorm. I’t> Mr« J akf G Ataii- ventor ia sanguine of much better results ' 000, while Curry county is reimbursed an gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, BXTITLED *. Itr.ngei ouM Woninn. By Mr». A nn ri . htuphivn «. No 120. The F. a II Grain.. Hr ií. T (’*• hr« St.,’ V»,’ Blnekblrd HUI By E- sthku N kri . r K knnkth . IMPORTED »• ¡J’ Tfco Mj.ler» nt ll<ael«H<H><l UrHHB<-. It. filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors with a satisfactory battery. j additional »6000 for sums already expend- Xu 24'1. TI iv l*4-rll oruichnr«! I’urdori. Ilv II. I.. P ahjeon Mrs. M*r A on »« F i i - iiim .. • etc., etc. No 248. 'I hv iJttte OM .Mmiuf the llutlgiiulk«. By i ed in road building. IC m ILK U i»A»nlttiu. G« Office on Front street, in building will In a recent interview published in Los 2< t . " From the t arili tu the Moon, ily J umm V eunk . Shire, John B. WrLsley, the real estate agent. 2- •;®. The apportionment bill has been prac No >B. The GUorillMti’u I'lol. Ily |)r. J. H. H obinsun . Ne. m Out «nirc !>vplha By Ikon 4’. uway . Angeles, Col. John 8. Mosby said: “I i ticallv ugreed upon. The coast counties, *.o, 211. The Kâtroi»*»* ll III. By R vlvanuu < ■ bb , J i . No. F*. Ki trlbulloH. By N a I44 a «KV fK.cx-T cheron Sc No 211. 'I heGrny !!. M. T. (Uthon. Ko. •». A I aloof Nh» By Mr«. II knbv W «.« d have aup|»orte<l all republican presidents I Willamette va ley and Southern Oregon No. 210. The Horruw of •• Hcrrct. By M ahn C kcsl H ay . 2°- i7, A B» A UN Ik. I H'.M •.« /d .1. K ». Ï». Percy und the Prophet. By W ’ ii . k tic C ollin *. y ¿4íf*‘,a •¿’a4•U’h,T a '• I By the world s greatest pulpit sovereign since the dose of the war,including Har I (including Klamath and L kt% as these , The Mort ut' nil tddtiig Ring. By th* au’.Loi ï S ! ‘»"K **H«I«*’ -M> «tery. Hi C h *. U km For Silfi from £400 to f».,ra Ttmrne fl 2°’ !!' I**1*4** Wmira. Mr ratUr «,1 • tecralterb« sections have all their business relations i Slurtyii II itrv*M 'Fem pt ul !«> it. By Mr«. H. W ood Ko. 8.1. A rison. But I would not support Harrison Crinar Ni ** T nk D i chi . m . * $000 each. , with Southern Oregon) will constitute AM im I chi CTndcreliM Bv author •’l>um Thorn«.’’ No. 82. Ifora l.aadgr. By Mra II knmy Wf.oi,. The | b I m N«I H oimo . By M. T. (’ aidoiu again, on account of hie unfriendly de- > one district, while Portland, the coast ' Including a History of Palentino and an Ï0' !!' fo IS»« Th»««. This is the time to buy in order The I'wlnt Giove. I’.C C lara A u *« u « ta . to have them perfecily accli -BY The Mill Girl or Tyrol. By M.T C blboil portment toward the Southern people counties and Eastern Oregon will he the 1 acoount of bis journey to, through and »5 r » mated for next season, and we Mulo'« Revenge. By II. Kim. h H aggard . Illustrated with 1C nth llerrl«*«4. Dy W illiam II. B ubhnkll . must sell in order to make For instance, he has appointed negroes i other congressional district. This di | from the Christ-land. ï°‘ ïî T¡‘o K«»«»«. R, a< .»r , T >> /." A Nice Store and a lot 25x144, near Depot, Kutliven ’ a Hard. Ily fi.oHKNrK M arf . yat . : more than 4lU superb engravings, scenes in Nc. 87. 1 he4 arraof< urt*w. HvntnL.r ■ f).. r? .>• mom for new rnpartation-The Two KI»*?*. B. the itMlber of “ Dora Thorn«.* to office all over the Rout hern states—as ' vides them up about even. in block C, railroad addition to freight oi a horse to per^ .’and, , the Holy Land and copies of world-famous 2- ................. .¡ i. CI oik I m nn l HttimhlMc. I<y <* mari . m R kadk . Oregon is only i_SO. 212. A I ngabotnl Heroine. By Mr«. A. I. dwarpx . paintings of the old inasters, front the Ashland, at postmasters and collectors of customs. Croup Has Is mu |: h Terror». Tut F amous A uthor . 21!. *1’Itorn>eroiÌ Grange. By U ett Wit-Wooe. as. M Non: Hitter than Uealh 11/».¿¡*1 <Z • l „r. greate-t galleries in the world. Every animal fully Warranted. Terms Easy. Send Zb?, ('arumvl Cot tilge. By Mr«. II knrv W ood . TtHiFME There is a negro collector of customs at i Mr. John H. Cullom, editor of the Gar Address 2^3. The IM'nin U' obihh . By 'Tn Kir. C ollin «. What is it? Read the great daily papers s:-. S-. ............... t’r >ni $ttrt> to .84:10 ) Der month can for Culutogu«' :3S. TheTreuBurc of I runchmd. By H. L. fl«r- the important office of Galveston, Texas, land News, Garland. Texas, writes as fol easily lie made on commission, or we will everywhere for an answer. It is Dr. Telerie'; ft Ce., RNBON. low.»: “I wish to add my testimonial to the "• •r“ «««•—« •JÙ7. The Mirad»entures of Juhu Nleholran« By Watertown, Wi These things infuriate the Southern peo efficacy of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy pay libera salarv. Kugsn.- I.out- Srr:vj. £“• I! A ****rJ- ar»»tt>«»»r item Tun.« • A VERITABLE SURPRISE Apple to G. F, Billings or to E. K. Alsip ïtH. Hrend 11'«» the Waters. Mr Mi«« M li . olk . fil’d. No. IT. Murk Hay«. Ay Ift ow C or *« v ple. The negro vote did Harrison' no for croup. Thai dread monster has lost its .t <'o.. No 1001 Fourth street, Sacrament, rVi. A Tale «»f Three IJ oms . By It. Iltnr.u M agoard . K«. M. M* m 4« hh « mi By H f. Faiuta(. . terror- tor ns st ce we began u-ingthe rem to the hook world. A trea-ure-house of ZÍH. Poge Ninel y -two. By M ary C ech . H ay . real estate agents, or to V alley K ecohi . No. T®- At Iko W «arid*« Merry . By ljr.Riij.LK V. * ,.t K good, because be didn’t get a single elec edy it never 'ails to give speedy relief in ’M Mwrv UnrortlrL’« KI vol. By Mra. If. W^cr. No. >4. < itlli d H Hu«tt brilliant literary jewels. A grand galaxy of Ashland, Oregon. U nii I lower». By M arion H aki . anp . ill'd, K«. TS. MIMr« d TrrvHMlMii. By •• T h « Ot cvkm ” toral vote in the Southern stales, but the the Worst eases of croup, and w< always bright men and .awes in every town, to wit and wisdom. A graphic record of 2 *1. The Iji rclinnt’ot’rlmc. Hy M«» rati <» A igi b , Jr. J?* PMtiiS. keep a bottle in the house and recommend wb««m we give exclusive control and terri 5W. George < Hulth-ld*« Journey. By Ml«« B rai . i »< n . No. 71. Tbe Urey Wtimaw. By Mm G awrki i /’’>» solid negro tot«' in Ohio, Indians and Il K»S. MySMerKato. B» smbor ’• PoraTbonit.*’ Fil'd. N«. !• Thr Myrirry uF Ifeo ll«H» Tree. it» u e to our friends whose little one« are tory. let now. before territory is a 1 taken rr,llE UNDERSIGNED, doing a law bus- ! TRAVEL. INCIDENT AND »»• t. ♦ VJ1. Ileaperhte B> M T. C alpom . 1 meM in Ashland under the firm name «nt tor Of” !»«ra Tb-ft»« ” f/h Hr.rfaJ J linois gave him those states, yet he has »a liahle to be a tacked with croup during lip. Write forternis and full particulars. r .. mO.Lfl a year I* b-iiig made t y Jc'.m l!>3. 11 mi the Mort. By S vi . vamvs C obb . Jr. No CV CHbrlel*« Mi«rrfa«e. Ry W ji RirCui i i» w fc.f ADVENTURE ..’■odwlu,'!roy.N.k .,nl v.ork for in. K»ad of Watson & Burienshaw, have dissolved 113. A Hark Inheritance. By M arv C kcil H ay . Address — Nc. 0« Joliti KutcrrbnwL'« Wife, «y MH* ?|t ( c, u / not appointed a single negro to office in the winter months. For sale by Chitwood ’ jvtauiay o d mulo- an niur’t. but wo <a !-4. I hut ll Inter Night By K-'B ì . kt B ucuanan . No. AT. Jararr !>•»«♦•’• Keerrt RyMiatN E K cali ok partnership by mutual consent. jf-H'.-h youq«ii< kly bow ¡orara frota fü • Bros., druggists. PACIFIC PU tl.ISHIXG <O.. J. :. The lied By M. T. C ai dor . j The life-storv of a iuan who, beginning at No. M I«*..I!no. By M ary C kcil II ay . Iih<»trc'el these states. He told a delegation ol VIO a day at the »tart, and more iia.vou g C. B. W atbojt , le?. Iror l.ovc er IH c I icb . By author ' A Orest No. «. Lady ------ J-M—•- HreaM. ------- - had, 11/the «tic,. t Ainsworth Block. 3d and Oak Sts., I the bottom round of ilie ladder, has, by de- ou. JJot’h .•»<■«’*. ali age-. I.i any jd»rt < Mistak*'* ••!>•»•» i 71 Il ora«. flfM.' Fhttititcd. L L. B iktexshaw . I.’ loericu, y ti un feomtm »ice at home, fflv gentlemen who called upon hint shortly Real Estate Tratistere. Portland. Oregon 181. Tli^ Wizard of Granada. By M. T. O aldoh . , termined industry, overcome every obstacle No. •* fl HeA “ <’««rt Farm. Hr Mr». Ila«ir Wc©;.. ft’ j ring all tvufeiiii:< .• r p.-wrn:» cr.lv t. Ashland, Or.. Jan 5. 1891. IbO. A ohi •• n’s Secret. By <*t aha A vovbta . X». 63. The l'r»»rn l><»ea. l>< on. By W ilkie C oli in « /’ rhe Frarrn 1 and reached the lop. L C Hill 10 F A Rutledge—160 acres sec t,:e -a;* 4*’ Hrw- i*y 1 K* •' after bis election that he would not like Bark t. llae Aaau Old ifi ISA. The GuilJy KI ver. • y Wii.nir. C ollin «. _a. a.AA.. ‘U M * MX Fisc II || a * / No. ' ''j »tery worker. Ue asari tc" f niialihii IftS. Florence J vlngton’a 4>ath. By Mr a. M aby A. X». 61. • 29, tp 3fi s, r 1 e; »4000. The Hank No. k ------------ ------------ R j Mr* II kmi , Wuci j / -ir r- lytliiiig. LAbll.Y . ä I'E f MIA learned illoit.atrd. to see a negro appointed to office in In AN IMMENSE SALE No. A ATBICR >1 i ALTlul-LAl'R FliKE. Amin - a at one* R Wotrop io Marv I McDonald—lots 3 lot. l4Ui"rt«tt-r’t<’«blti. By Mr». M V. Vieras. TU'd. No. . »MfS Ä to. K K'n.AÁit, LA1NK _______________ diana. When he refuses to appoint ne j 4. 5 and f>, block 28, Tolo; $5ot). No. U/J. M«mlGraug«> By Mr*. H enry Woou. No. 4fl' L lh®<Me»tittililhr ileartl». A CkrtettuM Bter< No. ! J. The Polran of Aapa. By I t orknck M aruyat . Hr CwAkt ra UlcKFhfl. !>iCKFh«. ¡UuotfattS I.'l. roeging the Fritera. By Mr». A i. km ardir . groes to office in the North and appoints OHN R NORRIS is hereby appointed No. - A 1. Reuter apd wile to Dah’l G Smith— Witaiia Cui |.!M. I'flJ. A Play« right *n Hung liter. By Mr». Z nmjh N«. 0. Ball .io. ¡iff). L_ Hrandaa. Ily P W amilivm N ilm f». d. ONE MASSIVE VOLUME agent dur.ng my absence to make all " r.o- i Kt'«. lUuttreiffd them all over the South, the Southern < 18> acres in sees 18 and 16, tp 36 s, r 1 e; No. M. Mirala«. Ml R« M aiy <’ kcii . H ay . »4000. collections an i settlements: and all per No. 1*J- Hollow A»!i Hull. Hr NtRGAitKT R lodnt . fil’d, Ko. M. Anue A m ___ By _______________ _ . Mr». H enry W old Ovar 800 pages, bound in Crimson Silk •io. 143. A IlMrtercd Life. By M ario II ariamo . people construe attch to he a wanton in No. 8J. Al«t« Kooe. By Wn.NiKroi.tr».-«. IT h . mik Fot.i.r»;«. ‘ r Kara. Jos Robinson to Wm Brown—e of s w sons knowing themselves indebted to me No. 147. Mr Nwel’m Heir. Bv Mr«. M ay A qnm Fi.rutNti. (Toth, gilt edges, with costly cover design. *“ 1 By Mre. 4LKXANDEr. •»Mr«.*K.«»nw. will take due notice that lie is instructed to :«o. ns. Hort***« Fart nur. i.y F lahenck W arden . salt to them. >s < t n e >, of sec 16. tp 39 s, r 1 e; »440. 5«.»» A I m )*«.» Haw H. I'y .oikor •■!>«.« r,.xw. « Every copy accompanied with a fine fu I Ko 145. Tli*» Nine of Heart'«. Bv B. I.- F aiukow . •'< **? **rM«ry <rf the HeaAUu?. PROPRIETOR. ----- FOR SALE IN Ko 144. ____ I.udy ^Valwerth’ti IHamouda. By "T mr Saru'l Colver l > J Nunan—lot in Colver make prompt settlements and collections. pagestee platep rtraitof the distinguished By F. tta W. riracK. Hli'Uratt-i J. M. McCALL. f»t CMKM ” *9. U. pndley CarleM. Rj R/ uiustu. M.«, att.horand 14 ex (uisite ha.f-tone illustra Shop opposite piazza flag stall Lota of noiae haa been made about donation claim; »100. No. 143. F»tlr but Fulra. Hr nuthorbf ”Bora Tliorno." fU‘d, No. tl. b«vl4 M m ( fl; Mr*. Mr. As» ■ grirsiH* Tio 111. The ll oiuiiu Hater. By I>r. J. H.RnaiN^«. M'd. No. » Tb« NelrU Anfclej. tions, 5%x9 inches in size. Win Angle et al to L H Washerman—lot r. B y Mr«. Iluxuv V cad . there being too much work in this ju No. 111. Ih-ltvceN Two M m «. By lL« author of ” Dor« No. 21. RrantaailieWhlrGi Nfthland : : : : Oregon. A Big Inducement for Money. -J w I m «. By N abv C kcii . H ay 2. block 1, Coitaie add to Medford: »100. TL utimi .*' lUoit» ated. If®. *0. A GnAiM Ra. I»r l t ‘ ‘ o « «.»liter Of 'Hora TLort.« ’ WE WANT AGENT ' dicial district for one judge and the bill j’o. liO Tbe f.nwyc#f« Hee ret. Hr MI«« M. K. B iudbon . No. f. Thr Laarri All newspa}«er8 worth having require -x- K«ali. i K vi . dcic . Mrs S Pe.eroon to Frederick Larsen—160 No. Tbe Kirattge < ara of Hr. Jekyll and Mr. Bo. 6. Hr ary Ark oil. Hy By Mr«. M rlcdl. H enry W ood . before the legislature creating another acres in tp 37 s. r 1 n : »1. H »•<»«. By R. I.. K t « ykn « o » i . money to run them. The R ecord is no In every country, and in every town, coun N«. 6. AteteR«dM. ---- By G korgf F. i ioi No. 13?. An Old Mau*« Raeriflce. By Mr«. Ann 8. No. < KI»aEye«aiMl a *N*ntT»0MA« ty and state in the Union. T he hit >r thf . exception in this respect. We must have such officer has no well defined opposi KrcrnKR«. »• < attain A"«*'« By M. T C ai do « Kept constantly on hand. Fair living cextvby . Address Let it be recorded now and remem it, and in the advertising columns of this N«>. 127. Cudvr the IJI hc «. ry «uthor of" Dora ILorc«.'* ______________ 2. ______ Ataaag the Hain». __ By ______ M ary Cr.cu. H ay . Hid. tion. Yet the present circuit judge leaves J ixttlduk of II I TVe will give you twenty-flve cliarmlngonmplefe novels frre If you will u. I bered that on tne 30th of next June there issue throw out inducements that will prices is all that we ask. in a few days for Northeastern Oregon to ■n'.y I'0?1'1? «“becrlber The novels nre splendid nnee, wid they are published complet. in .l ist think of the Mam will be a deticit in the national treasury do the w<>rk We will make it to your interest to » ne.it pr.mphl« t form. K>le tbo name» otllie authors—they are the most celebrated writers, both Inquire at the R ecord office. hold a second term of court for Ju.he 72 t Market St., Sin Francisco, Cal. ot America and Europe \0to also the long and attra< ttv« IM trim which you are irtrileged of nearly »12,000,000, airil that on June moth Cyclopaedia and the R ecord one deal with us, so give the new meat mar J*0 the novela jouchooiio, you will M perfectly delighted wl.h them, vear for »3.00. And Dickens’ complete ket a trial Bird, who has been sick. It looks rath th.st ot the novels In this list sell f.., 26 rente each in fhr ,Varide and other llbrarlea You can get 30. 1892, this deficit will amount to »70,- works Htid the R ecord for only $3.10. If er queer that there should be so much £^*Fresh pork on hand everv «lav. ' any twenty fire you may choose— -free, for gelling us only on* yearly subscriber. 000,000. Let it also be remembered that you aren’t satisfied with the whole earth, <au jOil doubt that this Is a mnderfut r-ppnrtunity—» >cli gone ns you never had before ) work in thia district as to tequire another U 7 '!<eLery 01 J11'" vnl*r 'hi* "ff”r «• a fdrrewed to blmne't or Iterwlf Individ this administration found in the treasury we will throw in 25 novels free. judge, when the one we have seems to ;1ST'.111™ wl" ,laT0 ‘wenty nve of these charming roninlete novela. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. ASHLAND a surplus of $«>7,00j,000. And liow easily you cat do It 1 What I* it to get one yearly subscriber to this paper? Them la not Italian Prunes. pat in a good part ot his time, wonderful cue single one < four prewnt anbsrrihera and rcartere but can do It, If they will try fo-member. J. H. Settlemier, of the Woodburn nur you ar« not e“k-4 to ¡rd on a rlnb or to do any canvassing, but merely to n»e your influence to and profound learniug running tl at of Strayed or Stolen. tn v..-r r.t your neighbors or friends to take our paper lor a year Anybody can do thia sery, informs us that he has lietwebn fifty another judge who la too aick to act but >'Z Tol:r >>• Ighbcrs end friends Dxre In cert »duly ont who will mtbecrlb« for our paper at your Front Ashland. Dec. 4th. 1890. two bar __ .. and sixty thousand Italian prune trees solicit, ton. I?c rct pnt It off. or stop to think It over, but go right out at once nti.l get your sub- not too sick to hold onto the office. The mares, both branded 7 H L (connected) oh left from his immense ro ll of 1,500.000 (ASHLAND. JACKSON COUNTY, OR, scr.wt g ..it y ourself wllj be enri rlsed to find iiow cosy a thing It Is to do. an I when you raoelva One ha? bald lace, heavy nursery trees, parties intending to plant inconsistency of these things, with the left shoulder. yo-.tr t«. tv five complete pove!« and commence reading them, you will be delighted to thick you tuane and tail, shows I’ereheron. Other a took advantage of our great a« <l very liber 1 offer. further fact that the principal workers dark bay, star in forehead, white hind foot. would do well to confer with him at once scholarship. one year............... Price, »18 00 at Factory. ........ »32 We will g va fifty of the novels for two yetrr'y eubeertbere. seventy-five for three subscriber», and Cash with Order. su'uin.ra y number. Get mote t:. an on« »niwcrlber if yon can without too mu<h trouble, but de A liliera' reward will be paiu for iutorma- as he s<ys tha' the- are going very rap Commercial Course.................... for the bill are gentlemen who have liti ........ $25 idly See his ad. uo'<- llog.tnt. a* tone, i>:,d r.cure fur yonraelf twenty five charming complete novels tree. Toy ut» ! Training School, per year »15. gation in thia district, would seem io in lion concerning their whereat» irilrs a rnail . I am great oppndunlty-lt you pass this offer by unheeded Order yotU A l . M artin . Twentv-five standard nove s—with 2»' to novels by tlie numbers aaglvcu Address all letter»: dicate that the absolute necesaity for Ashland, Or., Jan. 1. 1891. sslecl rem—given awav free to every new ^tnetir F^L-CU»s. Warmuied. I another judge in the district ia less im sn'iscr her to the R fcord or old ones who All «cena Grfru ih Hickory. Plum pudding, mince meat, cranberries, w II pay a year in advance. A ■ h ap meth Steel Axles An t Tir». , , „ , portant than to get rid of having to try bananos, orange, and figs at McConnell ,v Low Bent >eu: Arms. P^rfvcuy DalancetL od of g. tiing your winter's read nz mat er. Izjng, Easv Riding. Ol! Tàtatcrci fcprirv. their causes before the present incum Eu bautta'. For choice potatoes, go to McConnell & Best Wheels and Best All Ova. bent. Good boote at low prices at O. U. Blounts. , Suba&ka’i V 1W CAN V FIND TDK FOR SALB ST V4W» MSFOLAITS, MBRB VS. I it ahould have, and will do nothing raah. When I get down to Salem nnd the bill t-omee up, I will investigate the matter: thoroughly, and if I find it ia right my > vote will be recorded for it.’ ” WANTING A TYPEWITER? Catalogue Free. Address: : Portland, .... Oregon. i If so, let the R offer you a tine Bargain, a brand-new instrument J. H. SETTLEMIER. Woodburn, Or. Write for Particulars. Talmage's Life of Christ HELP WANTED RAIN or SHINE R. STRAIT. Practical Gunsmith, STALLIONS. !‘TK0M MANGER ■ TO THRONE and Registered Clyde, Per Norman Stallions. Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D. H. H. BANCROFT, 2î i 10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost AGENTS WANTED ’S xs AGENTO.NTEDJ Dissolution of Co-partnership To Whom It May Concern. Central J Market. TOWN LOTS I R. P. NEIL, i R. R. ADDITION All Kinds of Fresh Meats THE HISTORY COMPANY, I Slide formal School No. Read the “Record’s” Premiums. Job Printing at the “Valley Rte Office. »