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

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Newspaper Page Textileal Feinte Trannies». Mary A Drew to Ches F Faith—n e % of | ir fH-rtauce ot s w ‘A. e of s e %. and n w % of s e ^.«ec The Umpire Gold an«l Silver Mining and XgL.cLluo41u tlKAI EKH IX 29. tp 3« «, r 3 « , fWO. e co:aLtic-n Is Milling Company, location of principal ▲UHLAND. (H Thnr-dar. M«r. 5. IMH C l‘ Max-dale and wife to W A Forbes— 7 k .uwa, pla e of busine-s. San Francisco. Calitor- PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOL4», W« 15 an«l 1>>. bl«« k 30, Med ord: 1100. »1 j t there are ; nia. Location *«f work», Wagner Creek WALL i’APER, GLASS, ETC., i Mining Dis uict. J ack »on county. Oregon. —OR— Mart E Ko««ert« to W F »hawver—8 acres ■ f «r j er; !e who Notice i» hereliy given that at a meeting tp 37 ». r 1 • ; »1250. I rfecCy i ure . of the B«iard of Directors, held on Wednes Building Papera. Wrapping Papera Successor to HOSLEY & PELTON. C Mingo nd »ife to C W Palm—lot 1 r t ihctun, or day the tiiir I day of December, 1890, an as- Tbo election in Brazil seems to have auil Twine». bl k 1 Mingus’ rubdivi.'on, sec 24. tp 37 s, a l tr .astnitted ses-ment t No. 2 Jof two cents per share was ■ favored ths sale with tbs most cannon. r 2 «; »230. — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — i::.U:! I i t.Ceritig, and levie«i upon the capital sto*-k of the cor- All kinds of J C Cowles to W G MeCnbbtn—all of lot* e pulron Ci.J C ::asct di»- pora'ion. payab-e imme«iiarely, in United A 3. I. 5. «. 7. 8. 9 10. 11 12. 13. 11, bl.g-k 1; all App ropos oí a recent controversy. t' 3 ai.- we »¡aies >;old coin, to the »ecretar* a' the of- ARTISTS' MATERIALS. MAY of lois 9. 10. 11. 12 1 1, 14. 45. lfl. Mock 2: a 1 ri««e of tbeCompany. Room37, Flood Bui d- woman’s estimate of ber wx can always the food ing. M-.rket sireet. san Francisco. Cali of intn i. 5. » 7. s. 11. 12 13. block r>: al-o CONTRACTS FOB be taksn sa an estimate nt Iterarli. tho water fornia. lot« 9. IV 11.12.13 II. 15. Id. block 7- Park add to Mritterd: »I««; -lee l ot correction. There is An* stoek upon which tbe a-'essment P ainting P apering , E tc , Ex-Senator Biair, the Chinese loving m<re con- shall r< main unpaid upon the tenth «lav of J C Cowies to Wni t McCubbin—26 acres Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. Cor. M ain and ibanite streets. January, 1891. wi.l l<e del'nqueitt and ad see ¡2. 11* > s. r2 « : <20». proven crank and general all-around fool, goes Terms. Cash. Pass-book accounts pay Finished in Style Equal to porlttve vertise, i tor -a e at public auction, and un- Jos Robin«mi to F Erick-on—lan«i from able Monthly. Alhland, Oregon. to Cbiaa to aoccsed U. H. Minister Chas. which «oll *a» obuine*! for Talent till, die rower cl Hood’s!". .raaparilla over:. J <hsc .se* e»» payment is made I«.ore. will be sold Denby. ___________________ • M. i p 34. s. r i w; >715.04. A tho I :< h 1. t i-cdlclac, when fairly onlue-diy. the .bird dav of February. ^1891, to pay thedelinque t assessment, to Wm »I n.er et a« to F E Z >ellner—all of .iied, d<« s <x <1 every tr ce cf scrofula or gether wri.h costs ot advertising and ex CoLJohnP. Irish «jx! M. M. Mt-e lol-1. t I. 12. 33 and lot d. block «9. Me«l * It ¡Let:: i, I ovc* the t h.t which cause* penses ot sale. AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR •:.t:nli, tcctndic* are to discuss the McKinley bill and ita for«!; »370. By order of the Boar«! of Director?. —CITY- C W I ’ a m et al to F Million — lots 9 and the ae.dly :udct:rc* In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jack- A CHEMIN ANT, Secretary. bearings on California history, in the 10. b.ock 33, Medford; »460. Office—No 801 Market street (Flood son county. rL< uni tisr.i, <■' rives Overland Monthly for March. Budding) Ro< m 37. »an Francisco, Cali- A 1» Heiman to a s Herrin—56-100 acres, cct tl.e (-emu it In the nia’ter of tbe estate of E M. Mill T Gv Uni. ft<«,in«* ***** !*♦«. *•«••< nr fornia n31 ipll*. r 1 e; Abla nd: »2: q c d er, insolvent debtor. W,«L u*. * m Anna *'«<«, AnMh*, malarir, L.»«l p l **', *nA Jnn. ILsin. *1 , OM*. Portland's new big democratic Jailv, Mar*- M itu-e u* Jane laiuie»'«n—5 seres Knlitg, etc. ?t l !. o Notice is hereby given that E. M. Miiler, b»ci- « ut. <>ib< i>>«rv d<*ingMWMll Wby /‘OS T POM EM EXT. Li- t v ««u - >oit e < »m 4iv«-i MMMM> • with Frank 8. Gray as publisher, is to *«■ Id, tp 39 «, r le, Ashland; f-'Hf). late a merchant of Ash and, Ja<kson coun- vitalizes r~«l en l> ..... tilt. Volt <nii«to thè uiirk «od liv« SIX MILES SOUTH OF Y ORDER of the Board of Directors , tv« Oregon, has by di ed in writing, d «te«i W 1 Vawter and wi e to C W Palm—lots riches tlic 1; . «1.; i-.* overcoming that tired lai libili«*, uht-r* v. r voM E'eB b«- appear April 18th. It will he a real live ' rinn«*r« »ro w«*llv »-amiti» fr<mi #5 to the «lates • f delinquency a«id -ale have ! on tbe 22d dav ot Dec.. A. 1» 1890. made t«> 8 sod 9. Mock <9. Medford; »23*1; q c d. feeling. : ;;d 1 ..?.<! ;.g c;> t! e whole system. S lo«d.iy . AHt.fr ». W»-«bnw you bow paper, worthy of attention and patron- been po-tDon«d. nnd no.ice i- hereby given the undersigned a g« neral assignment of all r.nd otart y«»u. < nn w<*rk lu «twir* ilmM Tho J Downing to-*-hool district No H — i < F Thotis.u.*!-* t< . hy t > tl;c . [ criority < f Hood's- — » «•Il ita- rimi-. Hip tuonev fot uork-« that tlie alxive a«'e»»ni« nt will lu-c me de his property f «r ihe l*en, tit . f all hi« cred Passenger Coach U> Every Train. i 1 a* re. tp 36 s. r 2 w; »1. cr». I->|! ihv i itktiowH am«>np <b**m. Saresp;.r a . « a lb. d j arlficr. Full lnfor- linquent on the lOtli «lay of February. 1891, itors. without preference, except as by law X |iW ami woiKlei-ftil. l'artl* alar» ftw«. Freight moved about town at rates Cha» Logan ami wife to Frank Elliott— niatlvu ;.:.d - Utemcnts of cures sent free. and that de inq <ent st* ck wi 1 lie -old in ac- I such pref« ren<-e is given. I»«»x !*«•»*(kuud.M«ili»« Rev. Senator Kvle of South Dakota be lot 22. block N, R R ati'i to Asblan«i; »50. j c« rdatn e with <he above notice on Saturday All clainw a_a nst ».«id e-ta*e must there ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. LO LUU)UUU IIILHJIJ IUIIUIIL j L j lieves in government loans tn farmers, Frank Elliot« to G W Stephenson—same I the 7th dav of March, 1891. fore be hied with the undersign« d a-signee. free coinage, free trarie, prohibition ami property; »Ol. A. t-HEMIN a NT. Secretary. ; duly v* ritied. on or Iiefore the second da« Fire wood of all kinds delivered any- —CONSISTING OF~ Office No. 8*6 Ma ket .»ireel ( Flo«id Build I of April, A. D 1891. A I* aixi Emma J Hammond to W J predestination. He promises to be an Apple, Pear. Peach. Plum. Prune, where i town at lowest prices. ing». Room 37. San I ranei.-eo. Ual. Dated thi - the 31st «lav of Decenilier, A. ■«•I iiiik I -p >r,n>n <•( g ver uwent lot 4, sec Clx-rry, Apru-ot, Neciartue, Almon.I interesting figure in the senate. D. 1890. at Aslilaod. Oiego i. 9, ip :t> s. r 1 e: I 77-100 acre»; »1; <1 of c. Walnut, CheMnnt, »hade uik I Orna JOSEPH H. MARTIN, A P Hammond to Mary S Dodge—2.23 As-ignee. Ashlaml, Oregon. The Evening Telegram says the Port I acre« -ec g. ip 39; q c d; »1. mental tree«. Sod b/alt draggist». fl; «lx for 8 V Prepared only C. B. W atsom . Attorney for Assignee. Will be open May let, land match factory is kept cloae«l by tlie , Tbos Hanan to Newell Harlan—n ty C. I. IIOQD £ CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass. -< ALSO >- All partie» knowing themselves indebted i lot 6. bhs-k 3. Cot.kge a«l;l to Me«if< rd payment to ita proprietors of » t OO a to E M. Miller will please cat at my office Strawberry Plant», Blacklrerry ¡‘laidi For the accommodation of a limited uutu IOO Doses One Dollar Jane Fewrell to Joshua i’atter on—lot 14. and settle the sente. month by the Ban Franciwo match trust i «Io* k R. R K add to Ashland; »90. and Graveriuet. her of guests. nll-7t JOd. 11 MARTIN, Assignee. It baa been closed a year. The Telegram Noah Allen to Minnie B Casebeer—»0 Board a-id lodging per week. 110 I acies .»ec 1, ip 30. a, r 1 w. also right oi a demands an inveotiiation 1 •• “ •• “ day.. ’ --a ewuy on line iietween sec» 11 and 2: »200. 1 “ per «lay........................... Single meals............................... It tn oat be rather «lis*ouraging to Mr i »lat*-«>f 1 >regon to Alice E Hanle)—210 OHN R NORRIS is hereby appointed | 18 GROWN ON «eres sec 36, >p 36 s, r 2 e; »250. agent during nn a « m nee to m.tke al H hk Moved into the build'ng McKinley to have Ohio republican pi (" h nini ng privilege» will be 50ctw jker week U S patent to I W Burris»—160 acres sec collection» an I »ettlement»: and al! |«r- adjoining R. P. Neil's meat mar for cacti individual. pers irreverently allo«ling to him as “I «at 21. tp 40 I*, r 1 e. -on» knowing themselves indebted to me ket <n the north, and invites (&0) HYKON COLE. P rofbiktob . will lake «¡ue notice that he t» instructed to year's bird’s-nest.” Fire Alarm Foreak- the public to inspect his samples Without Irrigation make prompt settlement* and collection*. er is to the fore again, and is ringing the o*thS»o.\ OF THE SELF BIN LEK. J. M McCAl.L. bell for McKinley to get off the track. WE do not handle, cultivate, or How It Ha. Cheapened Production and attempt to 1’itOPAG \ I t', any varieties Enlarged the Market. Th* numerous heated criticisms Amer or kind» of i-IG 1 r, until »atisbed that thev are w ell A D \ I’ l b! I » to the .»oil and Mr. Edward Atkinson, of Boston ican newspapers are passing upon Mr c g climate ne«uliar TO St»UTHEHN OKI-.- shows in u late pumber of The North Budyard Kipling must be very gratify GO.Y W li.e for terms to OREGON. western Miller that the self binder ing to that pert young person. It is hi A. H. CARSON <S SON, Grant’s Pass,Or. which was first used in the wheat fields oi l assurance that his effusions are whirl' OR tn 1877, did the work of six or seven read and still more wi«lelv advertised. W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or. Opened at the old Ashland market stand on men. Thia saving of labor reduced the E Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and Main street, facing the bridge. /k YEAR ! i uiidt-rtnkr tu briefly i ling Company; location of principal Henry Clay was on<-e asked by a I k ! v, cost of producing wheat by many cents teach eny fairly iiiti-IHgt-uf pcraon of either This Remedy ¡»ex, v> ho can read and v rite, and who, place of bu-ine»s, San Francisco. Caliiornia; after tlie death of Jackson, what his la a bushel. a (Yer iustrucUou, will work induatriously, [a a pleasant, safe, and aure rnre for cough loi ii.ioii of works. Jackson coun’y. Oregon -w- — — ~ — how t«» t-arn 'I I rre Thri.kiinti Dollars . £$»- Shop thoroughly renovated and re rwlds, and all tbirmt ami lung affection». ••But," adds Mr. Atkinson, “the little Notice—There are delinquent upon the Yen' in th*-iron n lut alitie*>,v |j* r « • r they Hve.l will also furnish fitted. be! wm as to the fate of Jackson. "L the situation oreni|iloyin<-nt,Ht wId* h |.«u «an • urn that amount. knot did more. It bound the English MAMVFACTURBD by following described stock, on aei-ount of No money for me unless mu ct-ssttil us above. Easily nnd quickly be in the goo«! place?” “My epi tiion is. assessment No 2. levied on the 30 day of learned. I dt-s'rr but «mo worker irotu eueb dietriet <>r<-<innty. 1 speaking people together by enabling the A strictly first ciass machine. I. D. HOLDEN. Stockton, Cal Fnllv i December, 1890, the seveial amounts setoji- have already taught and provided with «inploy ment a targe i The choicest of Freeh Meati—Beef. Mut madam, that if Jackaon made np hi» number, nli<> are making over »3CGO a yeai e»< h. It a X 11W’ fanner of far Dakota to serve his neigh , warranted. Made from very liest material. posite the name» of the respective share- and NOl.l&D. l ull particular)* FR EE. AddreM at once, Sold by alt druggists. mind to go to heaven all hell coul<! no* ton. Veal, Pork, Saunage». etc. bor in the mother country S.000 miles ! by skilled workmen, and with tbe be»t tool» holders, as follows: I E. C< AlelsEN. i»«»x 4X5O, AugustlM, Muiwe. keep him out.’* tiiat have ever been devised tor the pu p< se. away, to whom the railway and the No. No. Wananied to do all that can lie reasonably Nantes. Certif. Shares. steamship now carry the wheat from expected of the very be»t typewriter extant. Joe Simon has stepped oat of the r* 200 Busline'l, Ro»e L........ 21 the prairies that but a few years since ÈS I Capable ot wri-ing 150 w rd» per niioute- Bu»hiiell. Rose L . .35 500 Should your littl« one be taken TO’NICHT with Membranous cel verst ip of the wealthy Oregon Im were the home only of the wild buffalo Croup, what would you du? What ph>»kian could MV8 j or more—according to the ability of the 300 22 HU hnell, W. E luu/u? IONE operator. provement Company. Although he h » and the wild horse, at a cost or charge ■ 1 Br. nson. K. D . 200 31 Remedy been proven a traitor, and everythin Clark. W A 36 100 of only a ha'penny, or one cent, for mov Clark, Ja». O . 42 50 else, and he has u e*l the rrpuMicai ing the wheat that is needed to maxe Isa tastelera.harmies«powder, and is the on!y»afeguard ly»lifeguard. . In 61 200 If the e is no agent in your town, address Clark. 8. B ------------ I druggist *10 years ------------------------------------------------ 11 haa never failed, tinier NOW from ~ your party of Oregon completely for bis ow the quartern loaf of four pounds, from 200 Decker. Mr». Mvra . IS »rtruiu i uà. us. Fncu, Prie»-, foie. 6uc. A sampu sainpu pou powder iter by ran mnil ’.I for 10c. ’ the manufacturers: 100 personal aggrandisement, the date of hi» Dakota to England.” Fallon. D. E. L. ... 40 THE W. KLdlN PRQPR.E1A..Y 83., JAMAICA, R.T . 20 McLagan, Geo 3000 The effect of the self binder in widen retiring from the receivership of the g. o 100 .41 R««tn«>r. Stel a B ing the farmer’s foreign market for p. has not yet been fixed. 200 Smith. Marv C ............ 17 YOU wheat and flour may be seen from the Agents wanted. PARISH, N.Y. 15.500 Trontblev, J. B............ 65 following li ; u res showing our exports of AT 2.500 Taylor. Maude A 8 It is rvpnrte<l that a tin mine has bee. And in accordance with law. and an order 1 wheat an«l Hour to England for the, five dianovered <>n J. R. N Bell’s farm it STENOGRAPHY nnd f ittLlfe! TYPEWRITING FREE of the Board of Directors made on the 3d West Roseburg, and if sn.-b be the csh *-. years after it was invented. «lav of December, 1890. so many shares of i Rev. Bell will be a csmlnlate f >r tbe U Amount in Cwts. First-cla»» facilitie» and best of teachers. each parol of such stock a» may be neces- j ecord W17 B. senate.—Roselturgcor. Drain E« ho. g3.Kn.OM sary, will be sold at public auction, at the ! Address, with stamp for retu n postage, _E WS-ST -A. Well, Bro. Bell's name will then vo W78..........................................................................................M,5tM.0J0 office of the Company. 809 Market street,! THE PARISH MF’G CO.. 187V .......... «4.U19UU0 >an Fianciaco, California, on Monday, the i thundering down the ages as the first WK> ................................................................................... 44.7Sl.l00 Parish, N. Y. 9th day of March, 1891, at the hour of 3 man to go to the V. 8. senate on tin. 1881.................................................. x................ 45.W.I.OOO •i'cb ck I’. M. of said day, to pay -aid del in-1 A A| A § B” toj?1’’’" ‘‘«rued at our '’’’’V lineofw' rk The price of wheat was meanwhile qnent assessment thereon, together with 1 Wa’ve bean! of inen getting there • with ■ I I ■ BAI M ■at i-'I • -nd h< u- ntlily, by tbun- o. c.>sts of advertising and expenses of rhe nil ■ I 111 ■■ W f'i >■ I -t'\. y old. mid in th* it gold, with ailver an«l with br n, *.,uc till declining somewhat, but this was more Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges. BP I ■ I I O'M! I p, t ».XX II« I ver til. y live. Aliy sale. w than ma le good to the farmers by the ■ ■■ S ooemi: >i til«- Hi-ik. Etiav t«> h-am. idea of Bro, Bell getting there on til Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles, A. CHEMINANT. Secretary. Ve furnish everything. Wa start y **u No ri-k. } « u i nn devofe greater cheapness of production caused Double-Action Revolvers, etc., to the four spare nionieni*. cr all your tnti* to tie u..rk I hi- i»- an Office, 809 Market Street, Room 37, San makea ns smile. entire.y new leitd,.iud brings wonderful nun w » r t«> evert w < ik- r. by the saving of labor in harvesting Franci-co, California. Beginners are earning from »‘¿o tot», pr week and iq nurds, MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A. and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em • Hermann’s enemies in the levialatnri their crop. ployment and teach you J-KFE. No spneeto explain here. l ull HE UNDERSIGNED, doing a law bus Information The farmer will note that it was in »•..»:... 'rRl’F. *t A.G.b.A, JkAl.vk.. got in their work on him in the new up incus in Ashlan i under the brnt name Ar* ist. (I | Europe that this development of his of Watson «t Bur:en»haw, have dissolved portion ment for thev put him in a dis for ci ;n m tr!c -t took plane. E imps al partnership by mutual consent. Are Unequalled both for Hunting sad trict that only went about 3001 > reputi Target Shooting. C. B. W atson . ways h is b -eii and always will be the Corner Main and Granite Street». L L. B uktenshaw . can, while the other district is reputi j farmer’s best foreign market. Our total — — Patronize the --------- PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED Ashland. Or.. Jan 5. 1891. can by over ”000. Hermann’s Marne* exports of whsat an 1 fl >:>r for the fiscal RELOAD YOUR SHELLS AND Bromides made in all sizes. Call and has about spent its force, sn«l the peopb ' year 1890 amounted to $102,312,09«), an 1 ARD SAVE MOREY. examine our work FREE. IlLUSTRATCO bavo seen through the thin gnnxe of liie of this England alone took $00,898,000. CATALOGUE “God blese vou !” With the district giv I or almost two-thirds of the whole. Is it THAT Send for Cain logrue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS ON ub; PARTNERSHIP heretof«>re ex I ' not supremely ridiculous for the protec- ing the democrats a goo«l fighting «•ham-»- Hilles of latest design, Ad dress: HOW TO PRCPARC TOUR OWN AMMUNITION. isting under ilie n mie of Martin & 1 tionists to try to represent England as Harri» is his dav dissolved by mu ual con and Binger’s republican enemies knifln WM. LYMAN, Middlefield, Ct. our coalm-ercial euemy which we must sent J. 11 Martin will collect all out him as they will when it promises to pro I try to cripple? Oar trade with England standing account.» and pav the liabilities. duce seme result, it woul«! see n as if tin they are willing to put in jeopardy by JO». H MARTiN. WM. HARRIS democrats would have one congrersmui wild schemos of MeKinleyism, which Ashland. January 27. 1-91. from Oregon next time. will surely force that country to seek 1. DISEASES OF MEN her grain supply from other lands, and 2. DISEASES OF WOMEN. And carries the IT. 8. Mails and Capt. Geo. H. Moffit, a Virginia demo in return for this <1 ingerous meddling ASHDAND, OREGON. 3. EYE EAR and CATAlIRH. Wells Fargo’s express. cratic editor, savs in his Portland Tele i with the farmer's best market, our pro 4. CLLTBFtiOT an«! DEFORMITIES i gram: The Hon. Robert A. Miller, w I k tectiouist lawmakers try to conjure np \il work ordered will lie made to give entire I 5. DISK \SE-t ur THE SKIN. <ITISFKTIGI «V18HTE ED. fitCAUBC TMKV ARK shed the light of his genial countenance with the cry of "reciprocity" a tuaraet 6. SURGERY. for the farmer in the small and p«8>r agri Wo Want to lucrtMiflej our cirenlaUoft very largely during tho nntthix nrimUit»—. |t h upon the Telegram sanctum to«lnv, is a E. WORMAN, Medford 7. ELECTRICITY. JOHN DYER, Bible. 1 <> p’-cotnpH i* thia we ne> <1 the coopérât on ot vur preMCnt »itbsurlb-m/i; cultural countries of South America. Driver Liverv »table*, i rop. D. M. F erry & Lu’s Repairing Yieatly and promptly done, Cull or write for information. Menti« believer in the Kentucky idea of an in one trf our |*r««NHtit rua-lers w«»ii:*l Mieui'o foi* ti • one ww s innrib<*r. <»;i • t (b, <t»led in Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced Mr. Atkinson’s remarks about the self ci • our c But veJ.ut»*/ t utit Will t.ke au e\tr <<-r<liiiHiy indu enioi.t I» f.ri < h thr united this paper. separable connection between rain and <*IT*>rt ««»f over/onflof our present KiiikNcrltker. ’ t — tve Mhall have t<» lu.ike u Inga b..| W<. » we me and at Low Raten. bin ler suggest a further thought. He 132 & 134 ThLd st., c r. Abler RtnbitioiiH Hiiti HiixIoiiH to donbiu our circulât on, un<l, by epeohU arrangement r.-jtu ur.r c*:7he le * 1 democracy, except in a broader sense. says thia machine dees the work of six I ing piibiIrililiig housf’B wo arc enabled to make you I For 1891 wiiI be mailed FREEj Down in Kentucky they have a sivin kto all applicants, and to last season's! Si ! or seven men. E ich machine, there- Assessment Notice. TALLEY RECORD. EVANS & BRUNK Ashland Market. John E. Pelton PICTURES of YOURSELt FAMILY BE HAD JLT LOGAN’S GALLERY , C GREGORY & HICKS Assignees Notice to Creditors ? B GRANT S PASS. OR. Hood’s Sarsaparilla MAYER To Whom It May Concern. SSS8 MERCHANT TAILOR J Red Hill Land, f/e-7^r^eiDPi/L °(/ ^ HAI ì k M'JRPHYBROS., lounge solicited. / Y 6iYfd ASHLAND, DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. $3000 TYPEWRITER. X Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy. I You can always find the fin est of Imported and Do mestic and Key West O X €3- A R S : NEW REPEATING RIFLE Beldiifs_____ CROUP And the best brands of Smoking and (’hew ing Tobacco MARLIN SAFETY Price - - $100.00. THE PARISH MF’G CO JkZRzZE 1 MODEL 1889 WANTING A TYPEWRITER? HASTY & GREGORY’S 1ST ID. JST If so, let the R offer you a fine Bargain, a brand-new instrument. SIDE EJECTING. MONEY linfe for Particulars Oilsolution of Co-partnership. T Medford to Jacksonville DR. COLE H. JUDGE T iarness & Saddle Manufacturer RAIN or SHINE IRR' THE BEST. FASHINABLE ! fore, throws five or six men ont of em ployment. This was doubtless a hard- I ship to the nn»u in cases w!v?re employ ment was actnally lost aud new places i had to be found, but once the change oo ' was made nobody feels or believes any i longer that 1 i oor Iras suffered by the in vention of the reaper. Thousands of laborers have found employment in, 'Ian opened Drenntnaklng Partorì building machines, and all laborers have ----- In the------ cheaper fl >ur than ever before, which, amounts to the same thing as an increase ; ¡illette Bleek, Xala Street Bear Ckarrb Street, of their wages. ASlILAXlt, OKEGOX. This fact has a strong bearing upon ! J . P. Wager, legislative correspondent of ths Oregonian, publishes the follow the tariff question as related to wages. 1 •o- ing, which we rive for wh it it is worth : The protectionists tell us that “cheap ! ixteen ears E xperience Ths Salem Statesman thia mnrnin” a-*vs foreign goo is" must be kept ont of the ! country in order that our own laborers ■ the portage railroa«! hill was defeated by may lie employed in making oor goods. Eastern Ore««>n memlwra This is utter Fashion platea from Minne.i|>o|is. St. They claim that many laborers would ly false. The hill wyr I'V « rnpnh- los-their places if it were not for the ’¡tnl ami New Y«»rk . All work guaran- red lo gire ea igfaction. [t 1!>, ’91 lican caucus, nt whb-h Harry Mill«»*- Be tariff. came the mouth piece, in nr-1er tn “■»! n” But is it not clear that the removal of Governor Pennnyer. ®e"«f»»r R ■l«»r .*•«• a duty woul I have the same effect as the •«»•y 0 fp rvn invention of the self binder. Borne. Umatflls rv*u"«v, nn«« F T?. f 1« ♦« .. lai Hirers mi, at lose their present employ- j N TICE i.» i.erebv given th >t 'he under hersnwe *» <l**mn -r-»l- ini-ut, but would not the whole mass of ' igntsl ha» by «li ■ ..u itv • ■ ur. ot li u Thr whole truth in a *-n* •«»•Ml n a- p*tinte«: the people, including laborers, be im-1 a ■ coutilt N ate ot < Megon, tut* hill pr*rM*r*«4 hr M:11er, nr fnr M»»>. exe«-u.<«r « f thè a»t will and tesi.iment <> menseiy benefited by cheaper goods? l’ L. Ilice, with will «nnexel. Al« per WM not nrlv ent'rele « ov *M om .»rv/l 1]«-'— n» avitig cia ni ag.in», -a <1 e»'a t-ar If the duty oa wool were removed it is r bro. hut a <4i«v*. t *• anW ♦» II possi.il? that a small number of laborers i reby no i. ed to p e e t t • ame pr«>| »r v ve< i.o • . .<> ni . a* Lo-e' u e. 11. u VH|ay •-» Ornwon. anrl w»« »* ¡nt.»*».!...» would have t j change their occupation, 'orniti. <>r zoii. wiiliin s.x mo ós ìkiii . much as arknowlnrt *«’ »he t nough even this is improbable. But he da • lierett . a ¡he (xt-toffi e in s i the move hv de«-l iri»- that the pnrf » •«» even if t lis .»aoul 1 be the result, would •ity and a ; p r ons Iteiuu in •« i>te«i to »aio it not be tar better to let ths wool duty •» te a «• I.er by no li eti I m k« ìhhh « railwav h'U w.ia a pie e of lia e | a meli t liti ut a d p a e g i. in or ler taa. all tbe people might political hno.-nn.lw» H« • 4 Ton ■nd Geer.are nil <»Bnirn*’t« fnr Tf**rm in**’** have ci- tp -r cloths«. Sarno months ago I’a'cl ■eat, and now that thev don’t h ive t-> about half of the woolen mills in the country were rep irtel idle. Free wool run in Knatern Ore -on, nn.l don’t .pel woul 1 s ■: ad tii -vj mills humaaing, a id ■n.V vote« there, thev are qn'te w illin - tn in t ie e n.irged dealt ii for labor no- •how that section of the et ife a"V ninn- bo !y but a bltn 1 protectmaist would be ner of Injuati.-e or indi-nitv. M iler in a found to lament tae fate of a few men IMPCRTCD thorough political raa*-al. an.l owing to wlw had to quit raising wool. But no and Registered tbe eurneatneea an«! »ffn-L-ition of sincer one w.«ul-I have to quit raising wool by Clyde, Shire, Per ity with which be presents hia <-o*h«l re;is.«.i of patting woal on the free list; cheron & Nonna- poisons, is a dangerous one. For his on ta* contrary, oar domestic wool Stallions. woul 1 bring a better price. devilment during this session, he is part For Mil*' from .*-100 t With, «at a tariff a few of our indus ly rewarded by the assurance that hia $1300 each. tries ui ; it goto the wall. Bi t does not brother will be allowe«i to plunder the This i* the tmeto buyiaerc this simply signify that sack ini us tries to hnve th<.:n perfec/y acc •late of H*MX) during the next two years are kept on tneir feet by artificial tariff mated far i.ext seusou, and > M clerk of the railrna«! ronimiseion. must seH in crier to ma prices? i\- «ibly our plate glass indus r-om for new importation-? try is one waiea coul l not survive with freight ci a bortc to Per Lu Better Than a G«>l«t Mine. Oregon is only CCO. out the protective duty. Bat i$it should Tan acres «et to fruit when in a hearin«- Every animal fully Wairur.ted. Terras Easy. S pertsh utterly want would be the result? condition will yield an income of from tar Catalogue. A<~_ress to >4509 per year and re.iutro» no expenrive The laborers of nine or ten plate glass Dr.V=lcri«ftCo., machineiy to operate it. A fruitmt-er in tact iries would have to find other work, Watencvm, V/ the Willamette valley r«-q«dre» but a »mall a hardship t» them, of course; but the outlay, ha« all the advantage» of « civilised Snayeil or Sto'. n. and cu'tured society, ha» mwxi and conven coumry weu. 1 ptv $19,0)0,090 less per ient markets and receives a better income year far its pla.e glass. The price of it From Ashland. De«'. 4th 1890. two ba1 from the same investment than c»n he had woul 1 b.-1 -st taaa forty cents a foot, in mares, hotli branded 7 If L («■■■nne'-tedl ot from anv other line of bu«iness. You can stead of from sixty-five to ninety cents, left simu'iler. tine ha» ’a'd ace. neav set this land from $55 to»75 tier acre of The mane and tail, -hows I’ercher n. Other f Oregon Land Company of Salem. Oregon. as at present. dark hav, »tar in f««rehead. white liind f««o- The question in the case of the self A libera reward will l«e pair, for inform The complete volumes of Dicken«’ work« binder a ;1 ot the wont and the plate glass lion coiwerniitg their wherea’>"Ut» ora Mammoth Cyclopaedia with on I- « f»w A l M artix tax is pr?c»< ly the same—thegtperal ad- cents additional to the Rxcoxn's »ulwwrip- Ashland. Or.. Jan 1. 1XM. ▼auta. .* of all as against the advantage tion price. An elegant line of jewelry, watche«, i of a very small class. The maxim “ I ne clocks, etc., to «elect from at J. S Muller’«. great-.-st good tjt.i- greatest namasr" is It will pay partie« living el«ewhere to make at war with prot.-caoa and ths privileged atri^ here and inspect before puKha-ing classes tuat tatuiu oa protection. I I 1 A ’ Executor’s Notice. Central PROPRIETOR. Sh« p opposite piazza flag staff Ashland : : ; : Oregon. TAKE THE RECORD. MEDFORD, I Largest Stock of Trees ■ . I I in the Northwest For Sale at a Sacrifice. I ,trices is al) that we ask. We will make it to your interest to I le 1 with us, so give the new meat wär et .« trial Fresh ¡Mirk n ham! every dar. 100,000 Prune Trees (mostly French^ 35,000 Royal Ann cherry. 10,000 Early Crawford peach 10,000 Moorpark and Royal Apricot. ! 35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg VTOTK’E IS IIEIIEBY GIVEN to the , X V tax a « r- <>■ he <’ t . o. A -h and that I apple he street and pi 1 tax le vie I by the Ctly • u i i: <>■ thet'iiyo As >l>nd « n the 7lb 20,000 Gravenstein apple. lav o F« hru rr. 1*91. i» no.v due and will leeome debtiqu i on . ne 15.h «lav ol April, 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip i <itl. I’a up iiefore then and »ave costs. pin apple • M. NELsON. Street < ommi-sioner. 15,000 Ben Davis apple. A Nice Store and a lot 25x144, near Depot, in block C, railroad addition to Ashland, at NOTICE . w a ytbr i« b»-ttig mail«- b* Joltu Goudwin,! roy. s.Y .,••! work f* i us. heaue you may n**t mak«* as mm h, but ue un A teach you quickly h< tv twtwni tn«tu8l t V VId a day at the »iun, aud ti.i-n- a» you y fl^on. Roth/«'xrs, ail up ». In i-ny part u CTArneri* a. y«nt • an eomim n-e at imp.*«, giv Jw-iig al! v«*ur tim*-.* r -| ar* iu*-n.<ms only f* the work. All i- t *-u. < nwl jay ‘ hl- fw > •« i-rr worker. V* r »iari yoti, funtlshiny ■ ythtnr. EASILY, f*l El I H.Y learned •’ I 1< FLAKS ) ».! E. /■ '•■ --utoDC*: .1 k <O. . 4»>k I Large Stock *f all Ot er Lead- in» Varieties of Fruits. FREE FROM INSECT PESTS Catalogue Free. Address: JEWELRY! The Best Stock in Southern Oregon-Laiest Designs and Most Perfect Movements. I J. TOWN LOTS! ----- FOR SALE IN------ R. R. ADDITION Inquire at the R ecord office. Read Take! Take! Take! The "Valley Record.” It cures ennui. PARRY 1ÆPC3-. OO INDIANAPOLIS, IND. -SPECTACLES ‘ new and fine sto«-k ju«t arrived. iA E TESTER to discover exactly nd of gla-s you need. No. 7J Not here just for the season—But here to tay. All Goods \\ ar ran ted a» Represented or *loney Re nnded. fflee, $18 00 at Factory, Casa wilt Order. J. S. MULLER, Strictly Fixst-CU'S. V. urr„^.e«i. All Second Growth Hickory. Steel Axles and l ires. Low Bcm Scut Artus. Perfectly Balanced. Long. Easy Riding. Oil Tetnw»-ed Spring. Best Wheels tutd Ikst All ovtr. Chitwood Bros. Plaza Cor. AM ULAN Li. • QMXUO3Í. Hcr llHiilfrat llratlny. By A hand a M. Douai*» N.. IM. A l.n„ Murrlu*. 1:. Mi.« Mr, <*. t;.,.., a .1 K Ctlymplu. By M T. C ai . uom . No. 1-15. A XV U*k *.•«!<• I rL H M vity H«v. X... «:•!. Ifolorca. Hy Mi*. J ami : (J. A umiin . £"• TU»« Prarl of lis-uOea-up. B» < laha A i -«. i « ia J, .. A tCruvo <’aw»tr<1. By H. L. S tkvkwsox . N»t l<f I lie <*!<!<> L«*ii 4i*<*af. Hr Stri vast » ( nri i N a . 27». A TruiihlvMouie <«lrl. Hy •* T he D uchmc .'' N ’ 112. 'I he t iilihi. Í»« M. T. <' ali ><. m * **o. 273 toil It y or nul Guilty. Hy A mari * a M. H uugia - ¡¿hl No. 181. Tl*c P om * III it I Hubka. By M. T. C ai haa. No. 277. Fulxvly Ac<H«av«l. By Mr» AWh ri. H trfiirms . Jll'fl. No. 121». I la<* l/liiiu.Hiri llrut’viH. K/ Mr». 11 W ood No. 27C, A FwlaeNd'enL By Mra. A ikxawoer No. I2K < |||r<* If<»««•>«>. Ily E tta W Ptr.tiCK. X ». 27». The Pep.rl of Uic Orient- By 8 ylva * u »C.> bb , Jr. Ï*’A«M,hs»’.. Illaíarj. K» MaMe«aftT R lwitt . By M. T. C aluom . No. 12?. Out ol tlic Neu. Hi C lara A< ut«»rA. N i. 271. Slin »n Herrick*» l>««u|rlilri*. Xo.27'2. The iJnilen F'nrni llrlde. By M amahkt B lount . Nn. 1/1. Mtvry «»I' m M|wrm. Hr Mr« J ani 'G Ar«i < <* No IW Tho E»ll UrMl-a. R» M.T (’»,„«.» ’* .X * 271. A ItHiiaeroii** U nmun, Ry Mr« A sm >. stekhk »» Biurkhlrd IIHI Hy E mtiiem F rmi . ii K knnrth . X'o. ¿SU, '• J!’ M>*!rry M Grtiagt. r, Mra. Mar Anst-a |*i ••«»«. •» Nu 2l’J. The I’erl) ot'ICh’hnrd l'nr<lo«i. H» B. f*. F amjkoi « Lillie Old Mun 4>l* the BuUgnolltft. By Ko. Xu 2BÍ. Tbe _________ 103 The l-M«t «f fc Ihr Hilt h v eu». By 7<1»a orw "• «^.±-Äh «i llt-t ’"i “« K m H. e G ar . iui « c . |l«t> I'.nrlh I of lie Al «»on. By J ulks V cmk No. «7 From “ By Dr. J. H. H obinwn . K j 2M The littur.ilHH’a I’lot. <lul •rute IG.Ik* R, tli.n Cwit. Xn. 212. The liiiron*« U ill. By R vi vanu « ( <> bh , Jr. M». V*-*rll*uHHn. to M*n..M«r I «-eart. Ny 211. The!« nt y Fnluon. Br M. T. I'Ainon. M. A iHln.fHI« «, M„ ||,H„ *orrntv «»f n Mprret. Ily M art C kcil H ay . No. 2»0. The •7. .. .... .. ------------- N u. 2TO 3 Per««/ «««<! O«c ProplM-t. Hr Wii.rj» C olli sa. No. 217. ___ «lory of ____ t:W uddiiig Klti£. Dy the author L The •5 of •' |)<»ra Thorne " ï A ,*-d.*’’* ” Î IH»« tuna No. •* ------- — Mnrtyn Wj»rr*M J Tetti pt Hl Im«. Ry Mra. H. W ood 8». !! M. A l*H**t, <'H m *<* . R« •“■ti««" T hk H i thum 1 i lmh-rellfi Hr Autiior •’Dora Thorn«." Na. M. Il*«rla«ltr. H, Mr. Hr.»»* W«.«.|i. Nu. 245. A No. *H. The lol «»«4 Hume. Rv M. T. (' ai doh . i”- ÎI a J,rl.d|f'".ey'**r- n* •""“r Tl,«,r«,r No «S3. 'i he l‘’»»lni («Iute Rv C lara A v ** u » ta . *2 lh»r.tal M.rHw'. •<> »ta» I. Wo. 'M Th •• M HI «Irl ®r Tj rwl. Hy M. T <!ar*os. ‘■■*io«.*r?“rr.*■•••«•» »«■«. tolto...i..Itf No. i‘¿5. YI m I hu ’*» Kvt viiffe. By If. Hiurit H ago a no. No. 223. Huth llerrlek. By W ii . mam II. B ushnell . S’- ??' .Tt* n*-«»»«t. a, itr«u co«.... i No. 215 Kiiliivt'ii’k 1% nrd. Ily Ft.ur.ENrK M ahnt at . By lb« author ct " Dora Thoru«.“ N’o. 214. T»vo k r;->. 213. CI« h «I m liuti Mu «tal« I ne, By C iia R iks R kade . **•■ «* J, k*-.^«'«* I«*!*-«- 'to a*«'.** -’iHrf. li«.« Hr Mra. E dwabps . W«. «<. « **rrl«(.w ■ UIÚ. H« Ni «nu.»».* ///, i fo. ÎIT. A \ uguboftd llerttlne. No. 211. Tliurnyvrttl’i Gninjc, Ily K ett VT inwoop . T?.*.**1’* M,,l,r •*»-••** »/..«herá-IHr. N’O. 210. 4'a runici (ottuse. By Mrs. H enry Ityon. No 20:*. The Breuiu Woniun. Br tin mie C ollin ». No. w. The T rcMflureof l-'rMuehurd. tty K. L. ßnv- Bi.-aoN. "’toi -f • Miikm.p N'.»- Vfl. The Mlaudvtulnrea ef Juhu Nlehelaen. Br KooEHr U»ui« Miara!»“"“ -m-raTUr»..* No. 20«. “ Br«*ud ' | he WHiera. Hy Mfa» M ui . ock . flPd. No. 77. Hark Huya. Hy Hiten rowwav. Ko. 205. A T m I o «• i'hrve LI oiim . Hy H. R ipkr II agoam *. No. M. Miat4«»«i *'*—-------- « nu I ho “ hhw . H »*• FaW/gow. No. 20 t. I’iigc Xlnely-1w«». Iiy M aiiv C kco . H at . No. 75. AltbrWmrhl* “ 'V*k. u.. Marr Hard «viel**« RI vm I. By Mr«, jf W cok No. 74. CnllHl B« m 4. H H im « h í ' owway Xo. 203 No. 2G2. W m II Flower«. By M. abion II aw . and . Itt'A. No. 78. !lll4r* 4 Trt t .'revaalM. By •• Twr Pi c nm « •• n C h ÛT i * No. WI. ’i he Wuruhuul’al'rline. I<y H** k * ii <> A i - wkii , Jr. No. 77. •»«Mhorof Dora Tl.or*. Ne. Í». 44<‘«»r<c <’wtilfl«’l«l’a Jonrney. ByMIsa R nm > d <> n . Ko. 71. i •» masan. Ry Mrs Gasa;.-! u. / » No. IW. .Tfy Ml« Irr knie. Hv auf hör *’DuraThorne.’’ JU'd. 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H».t Wuoi. / ' I No. |W. — A il h N ihm ’- - •»t-fh-t. ------------ __________ _____ _ Hyi’t.xsa A ususta . Na. W. Th. rrarm Ik... to *» i .«, k «-«i > ,*. /■ .1 |<lver. < r IViMtiE C om . ins . to. W. ñark *« tkr 014 U.IMr. *« M-c, Ck.1. u. , ¡ Na. 154. 'I'lir <<iaatlt v “ * Klorenee I vluwtuti'a By Mrs. M a « v a . No. 165 _ Na ¿I Th. K..U to to. to.., J ___ lllutt. uteri. DeinaaN. to. M. llralrr. ••* R R ht « /«. . o . i . i Ry Mrs. M. V. V ictos , fil’d. Ne. lit. ‘ LMncM«1vr*M < S’- *S .i.’GMjfr»«"»*."«»- "• ~*'to. • Uuf.Tiaao No 153. Mont <• range Hy Mrs II kmkv W ood to. <« 1 b.CHrketM* Ito Mr.rife. A Cferl.t.... U'.trry. No 152. The Pol««» «f A«ps. Hr F iomkkck M a war at . No 151. ¡‘orwlnir t be l-'et!rr«. Rv Mrs. A i . kxandkk No. ICO. A riuy wrltfLl'M Pnuuliter. By Mrs. ambi * E d * a ____ un«. lili'iitriitrd Ko. 14». Hollow *“ * \ m I> llitlf. I<? M AHOAitFT Rl.nttNT. fU'd, No. 82. tinier It«NH*. Bj Wil MIK f'Ol.MK». Ha. IM. II- A Boriered I.Hv. Hr M arion II a ri and . No. Ko ..Ì. 147 Mr Sovr« Hvir. Hr Mrs. M at A qnm F i rmins . No. »I. VwleHe*» F m U. H j Mro. A i kiami ^ k No IM. 144 ID o H m ' n F ortune. Hy F i - omkkck W arkkn . No. ». A (roldt-N Ha«». ' y »utbnr " Dorn Thorur-.' /¿z No 145. 'I'be Nisse of Heurt». Hr H. le F amkon . No «7 . wr, U« MyMrry < Ibe HewdUn«!» IHumondsu By “Tur No ii. Lady ^Vnlworth’a F. tta W . piK»« K. lUnotrateA. ’ B echi IkMM ” No. ». Mdlty < airlrwN. Ry MfnM. R. B madi . g «. Ko 143.__________ Fnlae^Ry _________________ _ No. ». »utluH^f ______________ “DarsTttorno." fWd. » v M linai By Mr-. A mm H. R tkfhk *». N'o. t<2. 'lite U ont a h Hutrr. By l>r. J. II.RoaiNana. fifd. No. ». bs- llrlrtss Awklev. Hr Mr«. II kiny No. 141. - * — _ — .......... ................ ... Between Twn Mlun. -, Uy th» author of *• - llora Xo. ». Kt-wwlwclhe ll bfrfwls.4, Hr M amt Crei i H at Tlicrne." Ilhtitrnte'l. T:.* No i«. ‘ ' ,>er* Thori,e No. MO The _________ L ui _ ter's ______________ Secret. Rv _ _ Mias _________________ M. E. R raddom _ . No. ». I *«• Insure-1 l<tt«L. Ry Misa Mt i . ocm . Ko. 139. The Mi nm«« î ' mmo oF 0r. Jekyll uud Mr. No. «. Ilrury Ark el I. Hi Mr*. II k «> bv W ood . Hyde. Urli. I.. Hr* tensón No. t. A mo« Bart«*ai. R» Gr.mws Ki iot . No. Fi" A h Ohl M m *» Muer I flee. Ry Mrs. A mm R. No. « »’"•Kj«?««*<744ea llalr By A^ajuTtgoM.» Rtr.rnK*<a. No. < aplata A Beb'« lodvary. Hr M rCaiLOM 137 I'ltderlhc 1.11 «•«•■. Hy author of*- Dora Thor no/’ K«. ». Amaisg ________________ tbe Kala«. H* ____________ M«avíWti,|lAv. fírd {HAt Uitnk of if Wo will give ycu twenty-fire charming complete novela free if you will get us piliy unr ywirly Hdbacrlber The novela nre nplendld ones,fi ’<l they ar«« |>ublieh« d complete 1” i.tmt pamplri t f«»rm. K .1« the nninoe of the author»—l boy *r« tho mout relebra’M writer», bofh of America au<l Eurnp •. Note aleo ihe long and ntira tlv*» lt»t fr< m which you ar«* i rlvijerc ! 2”- ÎI î tî‘Tr“*rJlKîw «’•“•to' -lto.Tto..,- i ïe' !? A ’¿ “.f. ***•’!!• S H. SETTLEMIER Woodburn, Or „»Ono Subscriber to thi» p -per- f<»- One Yerr Mb .O uro y Free, <>>*■/ »«/.■( /.«, Iwonty-fivo Complete Noveia-xn«/1<0 nt,-/ire */<>,, ,„«< re (c/ /«,f f,uoln 2 10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost. Applv to F. Billings or to E. K. Alsip &<’o..No 1001 Fourth street. Sacramento. rea1 csta e a .rents, or to V alley R ecord . Ashland, Oregon. :;« tul it : ï'u nun o>w who will »e.„i tin >e;nl 'i eirt.Kc. iptronpi i e, wewillg'rre. pint mg I.»' : <t*. OREGON, I wish to announce to the public that 1 am ready to take orders for any kind of gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, tiling saws, sharpening knives and scissor.» etc., ete. Office«in Fr«>nt street, in building will John B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-4 XII Kinds of Fresh Meats ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS MILLIONS. Kept constantly on hand. Fair living STALLIOSS An Offer Remarkable for Its Liberality. Practical Gunsmith, i Market. R. P. NEIL, LI. STRAIT, . Oregon. fl DETROIT. MICH. 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