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Newspaper Page TextVATTW v A 111J ri J DPFilDTì ! An intelligent Methodist lady friend The 8. F. Examiner trapped a corrupt lllJVxJlll/i j who is praying for tb«-editor ol the R ec - i assemblyman named Elwood Bruner, The I mpire Gold and Silver Mining and s obd , told him be would make a regular who is tbe most conspicuous leader of HEALSKS IX Milling Company. Location of principal I Apootte Paul The editor thought thia tbe republican party in the assembly. pla w of business. San Francisco. Calilor- j PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS, was a splendid opportunity of finding out, Bruner is a “boodle” man, and tried to nia. Location of works, Wagner Creek ' WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC., Mining District, Dtstiict, Jackson county, county. Oregon. -------------------00------------------- in a quiet way, how he appeara in the turn tbe tables on one of the Examiner’s Th« People’s Paper Notice is hereby given that at a meeting eye« of other», hence be has been reading , reporters by accusing bim of demanding of the Board of Directors, held on Wednes- 1 Building Papers, Wrapping Papers about the Apostle Paul, who ia suppoaed >10,000 for *he support of a certain claim day the third day of December, 1890. an as- and Twines. se»sment(No. 2.)of two cents per share was to have known more than all tbe people 1 before the legislature, or he would “bum levied upon the capital stock of the cor All kinds of Has opened Dressmaking Parlors now upon the earth. Ia bis epistle to I him op.’’ Even if tbi» is true it has poration. payable immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary at tbe of ----- In the----- ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. Timothy we quote: nothing to do with Bruner’s guilt or in fice of the Company, Roohi 37. F lood Build Lrt the woman learn in silence, with nocence of tbe crime whieh tbe Exam- I ing. Market street. San Francisco, Cali Gillette Bieck. laii Stmt lesr (hsrrk Stmt. CONTRACTS FOR i all subjection. iner ha» fastened on bim. That quee- - fornia. ASHLAND, OREGON. Any stoek upon which the assessment But 1 suffer not a woman to teach, nor tion should come up under another head. shall remain unpaid upon the tenth day of P ainting , P apering , E tc . to usurp authority over tbe man, but to ----------o--------- Cor. M ain and G ranite streets, But the last legislature in California is January, 1891. will be delinquent and* ad be in silence. vertised tor sale at pubLc auction, and un Baed’s rale» eoet this country just ’ For Adam waa first formed, then Eve. i tbe rottenest one yet in session, »nd the less payment is made before, will be sold Ashland. Oregon. S ixteen Y ears ’ E xperience . 1194,000,000 in eaah more than tbe old And A<iam was not deceived; but tbe special investigating committee will , on Tuesday, the third dav of February. I ----------o— — rule». They came high, bat didn’t last woman being deceived waa in the trana- whitewash Bruner out of mutual sym- i 1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, to- ! ! gether with costs of advertising and ex grereion. Assignee's Notice to Creditors Fashion plates from Minneapolis, St. penses of sale. psthy. Paul and New York. All work guaran In hia advice to Timothy about whom By order of the Board of Directors. Dataware ia m hard lock. First tbe [f 19, ’91 In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jack- teed to give satisfaction. A. CHEMINANT, Secretary. be should take into hia church be aaya, • Office—No. 801 Market street (Flood son county. front nipped tbe peach erop, and then in the 5th chapter; I Building) Room 37, San Francisco, Cali In tbe matter of the estate of E. M. Mill tbe tisssnm nipped 170,000 of tbe state’s fornia n31 er, insolvent debtor. Let not a widow be taken into the funds. _______________ number under threescore year» old, Notice is hereby given that E. M. Miller, POSTPONEMENT. having been tbe wife oi <me man. late a merchant of Ashland. Jackson coun ty, Oregon, has by deed in writing, dated Y ORDER of the Board of Director» But the younger widows refuse, for the dates of delinquency and sale have on tbe 22d day of Dec., A. D 1890. made to Tbe marked benefit which people in run when they have begun to wax wanton the undersigned a general assignment of all postponed, and notice is hereby given down or weakened state of health derive that been against Christ they will marry. the above assessment will become de- his property for the benefit of all his cred IEVANS & BRUNK Awessme^Hotice. FASHINABLE PICTURES of Y0URSEÜ- DRESSMAKING. • -OR- MRS. JOHN CLINT Makes the Weak Strong from Hood'» Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves tbe claim that Uus medicine "makes tbe weak strong." It does not act like a stimulant, Imparting fictitious strength from which there must follow a reaction of greater weakness tbaa before, but in the most natural way Hood 's Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feel ing, creates an appetite, purifies the blood, and. in short, gives great bodily, nerve, mental and digestive strength. "The B4<M>d te tbe Lflte." Tbs congress just adjourned baa spent • round billion of dollar». It baa thus aslvsd the problem that had confronted tbe nation lor twelve yesrs—“What shall we do with the .urplua ”’ Run* the ol 1 saying, and everything that ever makes part of any organ of the body must reach it« place therein through tbe blood. Therefore, if the blood ia purified and kept in good condition by the use of Hood’« Sarsaparilla, it necesxarilv follows that tbe benefit of tbe medicine is imparted to every part of the body. Can anything be simpler than tbe method by which this excellent medicine gt~es good health to all who will try it fairly and patiently? Better Tbaa a Gold Mine. WHERE PROTECTION FAIL« Tfle country 0“ never seen a Ume. perhaps*. when there was such an abun dance of evidence to show that protection cannot guarantee “steady work and high wages.” That high tariff organ, The Boston Commercial Bulletin, furnishes tbe following two items, placing them together: Gan. John M. Palmer waa elected sen ator from Illinois, two of the grangers voting with the Democrats Palmer ia tbe K bcobd ’ s candidate for president. if Governor Pennoyer stands no ahow of tbe nomination. The naw. of frequent turbulent meet ing. in Ireland lead, one to believe that Green Erin ia getting too much Home Bule at present. Thu variety of brand, causes a confusion at ideas that even a etout blackthorn fail, to clear up. The Rt. Ixmis Globe-Democrat (repub lican) very significantly remark.: One successful .nit for libel against hi. news paper accusers would go further than oge hundred more denial, in helping Senator Quay to regain the public con fidence. ,___________ Benator-wlect Kyle’« “cleverucHg” io thus vouched for by a responsible tren- Ueman of Mitchell, Dak.: “I attended tha Jollification at Pierre just after Mr. Kyb was electa«!, and when the boys wealed to take something with him be said: 'Boy., I can’t drink myself, but I wiU pay for tbe beer and pull the corks.’ e»R be did so.”____________ Connection having been made with the Canadian Pacific by the Seattle, Lake Shore A Eastern a few days ago, a man may now ride from the City of Mexico up tbs coast to the Canadian Pacific, and 8» across the continent in Crnada to deep water on the Atlantic coast, by rail. The longest all rail route in the world, we believe. A close observer remark.: Nine- tenths of the saloon keepers are either total abstainer, or very abstemioua drink ers. It is also remarked that lawyers are seldom found in court aa plaintiffs or de fendants, and that physicians take very little medicine. Whereupon a wag sug gests: “If suckers would atop biting long enough to conaider theae facts they would be better off. ’’ The blessings that come to an honest, cuuatotent democrat are many. Uncle Jesse Wilson, who died at Medford last week in hia 96th year, waa born in Vir ginia. Being a staunch democrat,,he cast hia flrat ballot for Thomae Jefferson lor president and the democratic nomi- neea lor that office ever eince. He waa a hardworking man, of temperite habits, and the father of five generations. Sockteaa Simpson, the hayseed eon- greasman from Kansas, was asked by a Washington lady tbe other day if it was tree that be did not wear socks. Mr. bimpeon bad his nerve with him and re plied. “Madam, I believe in the doc trine <rf reciprocity. If you will ahow me your socka I will show you mine.” “Oh, my!” exclaimed the lady, and fled. Yet tbe world must admit that Mr. Himpeon had a keener sense of propriety than tbe lady.—Ex.____ Sir. Chaa. Dilke, who retired from poli ties fire years ago by the revelations of a divorce scandal, has concluded to return and is out with a pamphlet showing that be waa innocent of the charges. Sir Charles is a good, honeot man, and the scandal never ebook the faith of hia wife, family or personal friends. That should ba aatiMaction enough When be tries to convince tbe whole world of his inno cence oi a crime that half the world don’t object to. manv people will be led to be lieve Sir Charlee ia a fool—which will kill him at tbe polls. March 2d was the KkMb anniversary of the death of John \\ eeley, the founder of Methodism Some one has said: “A greater poet may arise than Milton, a greater theologian than Calvin, a greater pbitoaoplier than Bacon, but a more dis tinguished revivalist than Wesley, nev er.” He was the great revivalist, and he set hia character on the church of which he waa the founder. Everywhere the i Methodism have been great revivalists. It has been for a hundred year» the dis tinguishing feature of the sect. That he should have left on thousands upon thou sands of people for a centurv the im press of his personality is sufficient evi dence of hia greatness. There are Luth- urane and Calvinists, but the iinprees of a distinctive personality are not ao firm ly impressed on either.' Tbe Oregonian ia not always in sympa thy with tbe present administration. Here is an instance: “The United States has taken a terrible revenge upon China for sending ue undesirable emigrants. Blair of New Hampshire is to be sent B itors, without preference, except as by law- Successor to HOSLEY &: PELTON, such preference is given. All claims against said estate must there fore be tiled with the undersigned assignee, — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — duly verified, on or before the second dav of April A. D 1K)1. Dated this the 31st day of December, A. i D. 1890, at Ashland, Oregon. JOSEPH H. MARTIN, Assignee. Ashland, Oregon. C. B. W atson , Attorney for Assignee. Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. All parties knowing themselves indebted Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay to E M. Miller will please call at my office able Monthly. and settle the same. n41-7t JOS. H. MARTIN, Assignee. : linquent on the l<Xh day of February, 1891, ana that delinquent stock will lie sold in ac- cordance with the above notice on Saturday the 7th day of March, 1891. A. CHEMINANT, Secretary. Office No. 801 Ma-ket street (Flood Build- I ing), Room 37, San Francisco, Cal. Tbe rolling mill and pipe works at Scottdale, Pa., have been closed down indefinitely, as have been also the Char lotte furnace and coke works. About 10,000 men are out of employment in Scottdale alone. The Frick company has also shut down nearly 1,900 ovens. Tbe officials of the Illinois Steel com pany give the following reasons why the rolling mills at South Chicago, Dis., have been shat down. They say: "We are try ing to set tie a scale of wages with tbe men for the coming year, and want time to adjust it We have been negotiating with tbe men for ten or fifteen days in regard to the wages, and I can’t tell how long it will be before we arrange the entire scale. We will be obliged to make some reduction in wages, as the mills in the east have done so, and we want to meet tbe difference.” The Illinois com pany’» mills have generally been shot down at this season for repair». This statement that the wages of steel rail workers have been reduced is of in terest in view of the facts brought out in the senate debate on the steel rail tariff last summer. A dispute having arisen as to the difference between the labor cost of making steel rails in America and in Europe, an inquiry on the subject was sent to Carroll D. Wright, United States labor commissioner. He reported that the labor cost in one ton of rails in Europe is 111.82 and in America <11.59, a differ ence of twenty-seven cents. In hia let ter to Senator Carlisle, moreover, Mr. Wright made the following striking statement: “You will pardon me if I call your at tention to one analytical feature which should be observed in the use of the analysis herewith forwarded. Labor cost in one ton of steel rails—I mean af ter all the materials have been assembled in the steel rail works and are ready to be subjected to the proper manipulations for the production of standard steel rails —should be less per ton relatively in this country than in Great Britain or on the continent, because American producers ot standard steel rails dispense with at least one expensive process still adhered to by the foreign producer; and further more, our materials, ore, etc., are purer than those used in most other places; so the quantity of ore, for instance, required for the production of a ton of standard steel rails is less in this country than in other places, and of course the labor re quired to produce one ton of steel rails is, so far as the purer materials are con cerned. less here than abroad.” To cover the difference of twenty seven cents a ton the two houses of our high protective congress put a duty of <13.44 a ton on steel rails. The price of rails is now <24 a ton in England and <28 in the United States. The American railmakers are now consolidated into only six or eight establishments, and they have a practical monopoly of the home market. The shutdown of the Chicago concern is not the only evidence that the steel rail makers are not getting all that high protection promised. The great steel rail king of this country is Andrew Car negie. The following interesting news item has recently been printed: “Five hundred employes in Carnegie’s steel work» at Bradford. Pa.. have struck for the advance iu wages which was prom ised before the McKinley bill was passed, but has since been indefinitely post poned.” Here is another from a Philadelphia paper: The Edgar Thomson Steel works of Carnegie Brothers <fc Co. (limited) have again broken their phenomenal record at rail making. An output of 1,441 gross tons of rails in twenty-four boon is now the record, the best previous perform ance having been 1,417 tons. The best day’s work by any other mill is said to be 1,312 tons. The difference between the price in England and America, as above given, ia <4 a ton, which would be <6.784 on Carnegie’s one day'» output. To insure Carnegie againet the competition of the cheaper English rails the McKinleyitea imposed a tariff of <18.44 a ton, which, on Carnegie's 1,441 tons, would amount to a tariff protection of <19,366.04. How beautiful a thing it is for brethren to dwell together in unity and tax them selves to make millionaires! " Last spring I was completely fagged out My strength left me and I felt sick and mis erable all the time, so that I could hardly attend to my business. I took oue bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. There is nothing like it.” R. C. B eoolk , Editor Enterprise, Belleville, Mich. “ I derived very much benefit from Hood's i Sarsaparilla, which I took for general debility. It built me right Up, and gave in« an excel lentappetite.” E d . J enkins . Mt. Savage, Md. H. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsa parilla do not be Induced to buy anything else instead. Insist upon having LOGAN’S GALLERY Finished in Style Equal to AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR THE 200.000TREESFORSALE —CONSISTING OF— Strawberry Plant», Blackberry Plants For the accommodation of a limited num her of guests. and Grapevines. Nur IS GROWN ON INTERNATIONAL. 1 Ena a i lua 'L pissE^iElU'FREIGHT Red Hill Land, Camuing privileges will be 50cts per week for each individual. (50) BYRON COLE. Paorairros. TZEÒJLIbTSIFIEIR,. NEW NEAT MARKET. WE do not handle, cultivate, or attempt to PltOI'AGATE any varieties or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that Passenger Coach to Every Train, tliev are well ADAPTED to the soil and freight moved about town at rates climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE GON. Write for terms to LO .ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. A. H. CARSON A SON, Grant’s Pass,Or. Fire wood of all kinds delivered any OR W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or. Opened at the old Ashland market stand on where n town at lowest prices. Main street, facing the bridge. HA31S 5. MURPHY BROS., To Whom It May Concern. I. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cal. J A strictly first class machine. Fully i warranted. Made from verv l>est material, j by skilled workmen, and witli the best tools that have ever been devised lor the purpose. Warranted to do all that can be reasonably ( expected of the very best typewriter extant. Capable of writing 150 words per minute— or more—according to the ability of the: operator. E ' | 11 CROUP REAL ESTATE. A M A A A- YEA K ! I undertake to briefly W" ■ ■ Illi 11 teach any fairly iulellip.nt person of either * 111 | 11sex, «ho can read and write, and who, KlB ■ 1 Uli 11 after instruction, will work industriously. V WWW how to earn Three Tbousawd Dwllaru a Year in their own localities. m herrver they live.I will also furnish the situation oreni[doynient.nt w hich you can earn that amount. No money for me unless successful as above. Easily and quickly learned. I desire but one worker from each district or county. I have already taught and provided with employment a large number, who are making over K3UU0 a yearencli. IttXEW and NOLI I>. Full particulars FKEli. Addres» at once, E. C. AELEN. Agenta wanted. FPFF/ STENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING FREE The choicest of Freeh Meat»—Beef. Mut ton, Veal. Pork, Sausage», etc. DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE First-class facilities and best of teachers. Address, with stamp for retu,n postage, THE PARISH MF’G CO., n Parish, N. Y. If so, let the R ecord offer you a fine Bargain, a brand-new instrument. 4SO, Auguila, Maiae. MODEL 1889. ronage solicited. PARISH, N.Y. B ok tMF tihop thoroughly renovated and re fittCLl. f '’’ new ^ ef E ton ^ r I fle ™ MARLIN SAFETY lias Moved into the building adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar ket on the north, and invites the public to inspect his samples THE PARISH MF’G CO. ARE YOU P £iIL,lb! ZE. ¿T FARLOW. TAILOR Price - - $100.00. WANTING A TYPEWRITER? I MAYER If there is no agent in your town, address , the manufacturers: For the Purpose of Selling fbe HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four Hundred Acres best land in Jackson coun ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:—One half down, balance on time. M TYPEWRITER. MANUFACTUUD »Y Sold bv all druggists. OHN K. NORRIS is hereby appointed agent during my absence to make all collections an.l settlements: and all per sona knowing themselves indebted to me SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LI F i,T" "11 r1 / -i 7"1.1 will take due notice that he is instructed to L1 . y v i * □. t j1 f • 1 r1 ! make prompt settlements and collections. in è e w TM.1 J. M. McCALL. OREGON. ASHLAND, (i a pleasant, safe, and sure cure (or cougha I eolds, and ail throat and lang affections. MARIA COLVER FARM $10 00 1 50 1 00 50 Board and lodging per week, “ “ “ “ day.. “ per day........................ . Single tneals.............................. H’ithout Irrigation. IOO Doses One Dollar as the Will be open May 1st, —! ALSO >- Thia Remedy Fine Body of Land Known- H.Mullett A Cw.,IU>* »»O Vortlumi,MuUaw Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond Walnut, Chestnut, Shade and Orna mental trees. —CITY— Sarsaparilla Mold by all draggiaU. fl; eix for f S. Prepared only by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mott. Snur Hole fcrtu»«haw been work f«>r u», by Anna r»ge, Aaadn, Tesafl, Rud .Ino. Ikrtin, ’1 olrdo, Ohio. See cut. (»th riw »r«’doing »»well Why tot Some earn over a iionth. Yon can do the work and liva i home, wherever yoa are. Even ba- riunera arc eaailv earning from Si to hOaday. All ag« ». Weahow you bow ind atari yon. t an work in ware rima mt all the time. Big BMNtey tor work- era. Failure unknown among them. NEW ami w««t»derfitl. Farticutaru free. SIX MILES SOUTH OF GREGORY & HICKS. I ^-T^ATD^^FU l CO(/(3V KiLL^b Hood's ZM2ÆY BE ZEIJklD AT Ashland Market. REDLWD NURSERIES. John E. Pelton GRANT’S PASS, OR. Fagged Out Ten acres set to fruit when in a bearing condition will yield an income of from |3ioO to >4500 per year and requires no expensive machine« y to operate it. A fruil-nuser in the WiUaiuelte valley requires latl a small outlay, ba- all the advantage* <«f a civilized and cultured society, has good and conven ient markets and receive* a better income from the same investment than can be had froin any other line of bnrinsas. You <*n get this land from >56 to >75 per acre of The Oregon Land t'ompany of Salem. Oregon. FAMILY SOLID TOP. HE Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and Milling Company; location of principal filace of business, San Francisco, California; ocation of work», Jackson county. Oregon Notice—There are delinquent upon the Weight, SMfe K ■ B | •»« earned at our NEW line of work, following described stock, on account of nM E B rff I.'ipi’lly nnd bom.iHbly. by those of assessment No. 2, levied on the 3d day of ■Wl I I 111 ■ either M-x. toung <.r <.ld, m><! iu their IFn/e December, 1890, the several amounts set op IW g I a ■ own b ttliliea,when\er they live. Any Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridges. ■ • ■ RF ■ w ■■ ■ one can du tlic work. En#v to learn. posite the names of the respective sbare- Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles, We furnish everything. We etart you. No ri»k. You can devote holders, as follows: your spare moments, or all your time to the work. This is an Double-Action Revolver., etc., to the entirety new k-ad.and brings wonderful success to every worker. No. No. Beginners are eurniug from l?25 to #50 per week and upwards, MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em Anit Names. Certif. Shares. ployment and teach you FKEE. No simu e to explain here. Full Bushnell, Rose L....... 21 Information FIIEE. TRUE CO., AltilbTA, MAINE. Bushnell, Rose L........35 I II Bushnell, W. E............ 22 Bronson, K. D.............. 31 Are Unequalled both for Hunting and Target Shooting. Clark, W. A............... 36 Clark, Jas. G................. 42 Guns. Clark, 8. B..................... 61 Shop opposite piazza flag staff. RELOAD YOUR SHELLS AND Decker, Mrs. Myra .18 Ashland : : : : Oregon. Fallon, D. E. L............ 40 AHO 8AVE MOREY. McLagan, Geo..............20 FREE, ILLUSTRATED Rotnor. Stella B.......... 41 CATALOGUE Smith, Mary C ........... 17 Send for Catalogue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS ON 15,500 Trombley, J. B ............ 65 Kept constantly on hand. Fair living Rifles of latest design. Address: HOW TO RRERARC TOUR OWN AMMUNITION. 2,500 Taylor, Maude A....... 8 price, is all that we ask. And in accordance with law,and an order WM. LYW9AM, Middlefield, Ct. HJEAL HFG. CO., Box G, Rew Riven, Ct We will make it to your interest to Treat and Cure all Chronic and Private of the Board of Dire -tors made on the 3d day of December, 1890. so many shares of deal with us, so give the new meat mar Diseases. A Specialist in charge of each each parcel of such stock as may be neces ket a trial Department. sary, will be sold at public auction, at the fl^^Fresli pork on hand every day. office of the Company. 809 Market street, 1. DISEASES OF MEN. San Francisco, California, on Monday, the 2. DISEASES OF WOMEN. 9th day of March, 1891, at the hour of 3 3. EYE, EAR and CATARRH. o'clock’ P. M, of said day, to pay said delin- 4. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES. luent assessment thereon, together with :osts of advertising and expenses of the 5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. «ale. otice is hereby given to the 6. SURGERY. A. CHEMINANT, Secretary. We w*ut to increase our circulation very largely during tio next bix months—1» dunki»» IL If lipe. tax payers of the City of Ashland that 7. ELECTRICITY. Office, 809 Market Street, Room 37, San ■Ible. To accompltoh this we nevd tbe co-operation of our proaent FiibRcrlb'rs n d ira/lnr«. 'jl eacli the street and poll tax levied by the City Francisco, California. Call or write for information. Mention one of our present reader« would ««cure for uj o/w neat fdjscrdfer, our circuliitio'i v.onul be <lo.• Died Council of the City of AshUnd on the 7tli of c ourse. But wo know that it will take an extraordinary indivoinei.t ti brlj.g cut the nniieti day ot February, 1891, is now due and will this paper. eiTortn ot every one of our present Kubscrlbeia—we shall have to luuko a L’gii bid »Veil, we nrel 132 & 134 Third st., cor. Alder. become delinquent on the 15th day ol April, AinbltiooH and auxioue to double our circulation, and. by special arrangement wtUi one of the k»adA 1891. Pay up liefore then and save costs. ing publleblngjiuuses we arc enabled to mako you WM. NELSON, Street Commissioner. An Offer Remarkable for Its Liberality. , T SIDE EJECTING. for Particulars. Central Market R. P. NEIL, LYMAN’S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS DR. COLE PHOPBIBTOR. IDEAL” RELOADING TOOLS For Rifles, Pistols £ Shot All Kinds of Fresh Meats A Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy. You can always find the fin est of Imported and Do mestic and Key West O X Gfr A RB 25 COMPLETE NOV TO EVERY READER OF JHIS PAFEH! NOTICE : N And the best brands of Smoking and Chew ing Tobacco AT— HASTY & GREGORY’S BOTOAPHS. --SPECTACLES- 100,000 Prune Trees (mostly FrenchJ 35,000 Royal Ann cherry. 10,000 Early Crawford peach 10,000 Moorpark and Royal Apricot. 35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg apple. 20,000 Gravenstein apple. 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip pin apple. 15,000 Ben Davis apple. A new and fine stock just arrived. An EYE TESTER to discover exactly the kind of glass you need. Not here just for the season—But here to stay. All Goods Warranted as Represented or Money Re'unded. Chitwood Bros. Plaza Cor. OREGON SATISFACTION- Repairing neatly and promptly done, Large Stock of all Other Lead ing Varieties of Fruits. FREE FROM INSECT PESTS and at Low Rates. « $1 ! ■'> ¿1!___________________ THE BEST. SEED ANNUAL Woodburn, Or Broadway, ' *■1 ’ 'orfc- Of Coors« Not. First Female—What are husband.'* good for, anyway? Second Female—I never heard of ona I that waa good.—Epoch. I Take! Take! Take! The "Valley Record." It cures ennui. STALLION i Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East * India missionary the formula of a si-upie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per NOTICE is hereby given that the under manent cure of Con«umption. Bronchitis. signed has. by the County Court of Doug Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and lung las county. State of Oregon, been appointed affections, also a positive and radical cure executor of the la>t wul and testament of for Nervous Debility and Nervous Com U. L. Rice, with will annexed. All per plaints. after having tested its wonderful sons having claims against said estate are curative powers in thousands of cases, has hereby notified to present the same, prop felt it his duty to make it known to his suf erly verified, to me. at Roseburg. Douglas fering fellows. Actuated by this motive County, Oregon, within ___ __ _ six _______ nionts from and a desire to relieve human suffering. I. the date hereof, at the postoffice in said will send free of charge, to »11 who desire it. I citv: and all persons being indebted to said this recipe, in German. French or Engli-h. — — * hereby ---- *— notified to make " " imme estate are with full directions for preparing and us ' diate payment to me at said plat e ing. Sent by mail bv addressing with I B. BROCKWAY, vN0YE3' I . Executor of said estate. Dated thin l»th dav of February, M91. For Sale from 8400 to §000 each. ‘ a year is being made by John fl Goodwin,T roy,N.Y.,nt work for us. Header you way net make at» rnucj), but we can teach you quickly how tuearu from f & U 610 a day at the »fart, and more as you g< on. Both sexes, all age*. In any part oi America, you can commence at home, giv ng all your time,<>r spare moment» only to the work. All is new. Great pay bl Hr for «•very worker. We start you, tumishinff everything. EASILY, SPEEDILY learned I ARTK'LLARS FREE. Address st one» lAbOl * IGkTLAMJ, 821» W. TOWN LOTS! ----- FOR 8ALE IN------ R. R. ADDITION Read w H, u. .____ 0> tur" By Mrs. H nnby Wnnn. No. PA. A 1 ol« oTRIn bo. tl. A BHdceof I.ove. By author •• Dora Thorne 5” 5 S m ! S' w«—•- 1 E ” Sf Lwr,‘Ul7.* " "*■ ■Ä.r,?**re B, ... Mlkvr ,f ■tee.Tlwi.e’ ' Pore TlH.ri,c l Br n' .«Co»w«e. p(4. U,•,, S”' E' "y I".«'* Cw.1.1». nt«u.ai«l. * Tb. H« mm > i I.A4« w U mv . ot • Milkainid 2! AIK udMeart. Dyaulherof ** Dera Thorne.' 77. park May«. By 2"^ H ugh Ce C orway "’rar- . u r' Fawnow. U. ^« rway . TO 11 v! bj ” t «« Bi e»««« •• T2. rTCÎPW luthor of “ D<’r« TUr«e.” TI. ri«e Grey Worn««. By Mrs G a ««« ll . fU’d. W IUHrTr—- *-• eetbor «f of ‘* Dnr» Thom« " flluotrntöd. -------- No. S' “ í*J - * r,a! * ®¡VrMl**J’fJF<L«’“^OLLIR«. m,!. No. SS. Jebe HewerbaelP. W if». «, m. No. m ■i*11"" " •'«.i-»« No. No. N«. No Nei Ko. No. Ke. No. ...r® B/Str». Ile».. «Toen lu u 5*' Sí No. sift. Ne. Ne. No. No. Ng. .... No. No. X«. ” No. No. No. ................. . ï. ti«. iu ■auk Nat*- «V Mr. Hanar m 60 RMter. "r B « M I B utt llli.ur.tul II atrio .rm» «O. A Bride from the Bea. f. I Kttoiksr "Dor.TUOTO. ■ 45 The Cricket on the - II« learlfc. A ChrhlB». Marr. lly C har : et D icken «, flluttrat Iu.ir.rra 64. The Tellew Maek >k Hr W||«IB Ci'LLlM. 49. Bell Breado», ----- », kj r. _________ M.aiLToa Ursa, fili M. Mloalnc. Hy M ary C kcil H ay . 83. Anno. By Mr». H rnry W ood . 82. W ilkik CaLi.ive. ft. Slater Keae. By -------------- 81. Valeria’s Fate. Uy Mra. alkxami . kr , ». A UeideN ISawa. Ky author -Dora Thn.t” m Tí. Ker*—• — - teeNos4Í.»d. V’ *•-- “ft,, “ “ — »‘‘•T ----- ’ •* TA W. riRRcR. lUutiratvl 8 ”1 « tbe '‘Record’s” Premiums. MFG. INDIANAPOLIS, |NQ ajiJ how cully yon can do Itl What Is U to get one yearly subscriber tothlspaperl Then- Is not one elugle one of our present sul*crlbera and readers bnt can do It, If they will try Remember yoii are not ask-d to get ur> a club or to do any canvarolng, but merely to use your infittenre to Induceoncof your pelgi.uors or friends to take our paper for a year ’ Anybody esu do^hta Among vour m Iglibors and fnem»» there Js certainly cni who w|ll subscribe for o ir tatter nt r-X rotlelta.ton Do ,,ot put it off. or stop to think It over but go right onTm onS spd £ * No. 7à scrltHT eYon yourself will be eurprlsed to find how easy a thing it 1« to do. and when you readvi the“' “> i Strictly First-Class. Warnmte All Second Growth Hickory. Steel Axles and Tires. Low Bent Seat Arms. Perfectly Balanced. Long. Easy Riding. OU Tempered Spring. Best Wheels and Best All Over. I .. A Low Moribige. II • Mhs Miti.ora. A Wicked E By M .ay Curii. ro.1.1* V.V*}’!1 Oci itu. Ily C lara A hovota . t h<‘«L fty KyLVANUB Cora. Jr. I ho fullforrtln Cubiti. Hr M. T. C ai dur Hy M. T. UAi.eua. BrAM-rlH. By Mrs. H Woo©. < llffb II on«r. H y E tta W I’ ikhck . A ggirt h n’a II 1st cry. By M aroarkt R loort . Ont of the Hriu Ih C lara A cocota . ThcMIorr «r»ai.rm. »für. i ‘° L*" Oe.,1».. T C.I.O«, ru. Mj.tcrr «t Hlaekwuml Il, M ay A orks P lkuing . »»y If*4 »» Mxivc. Ne. Burley 4'arieon. By MI m M. K B ralmwr . No. D« Vid limit Mr’ A kw B. By « thaw a o. 142. The Worniio Hitter. By Dr. J. H. B owimoon . itfd. No Í2. The ilclr to A«h|ev. Ry Mu. H^ nr V Fopp. Ko .141 Between Two bin«. By <Lo author of “ Dora No Thorne.” llluttraleA. No. ’S' AJ*". " "It. "»«•• Tb.ru;' Hy UluMrrw,: No. 140 The Li*wyor*a Beeret. By Mi"« M. K. B raodom . Ko. t. Tbe Laerel lle.t. ‘ •••*»«»< Nu. 1». t The HiruMe of and Mr. Ng. .. Il.ery Arlt«l. Hy Hr«. H e ... W off . Hyde. Br W. L. wrier«waow. Ng. •' Af*®* Hertro. By O.o.nr Ki ift . No. 1.13 A n Old Mttu’s Nneriaoe. By Mra. Ann 8. No. Î {“■•’i'ft’S'V'.H«fr- KTKFMHNa. Ng. Ry H. T C ai . fi » Ko. 137. Tuder the Llluca. By author of" Dora Thorne.’’ Ng. Jlist think of III Wo will give you tneutyflve ehsrmlng oompfete novels Ave It you will cet'us only one yearly subscriber Tbe novels are epleudld onee. and they ar« published oomblete tn neat paniphl-t form Note the namee of the authors—they are the most celebrated writer« both ot America and Europe. Noto also tbe loug and attractive list fr<m which you are iTIvijeured to select No matter which of the novels y ou choose, you will be perfectly denahled with then. Moetof the novela In thia list sell for 28 coute each lit tho Stands and other libraries You cau act hvrntyfirtof them- twenty-five you may choose- fi rr. hr getting usonly one yearlr euljacrltar Can you doubt that this Is a wmdrrfitl opportunity— such a one as you never bad before ? ' Nov let evev reader of this paper consider this offer os addressed to himself or herself Individ, ually Makesip your mind that you will have twenty.five of throe charming wnTleta novel. Fric», $18 00 at Factory, cash with Oraor. This is the time to buy in order to have them perfectly accli mated for next sea*on, and we must sell in order to make room for new iniportation-The freight on a borts to Portland, Oregon is only $80. Every animal fully Warranted. Terras Easy. Send for CiUfoguc» Address Dr. Valsriiu & Co., W.:«ncwn, Wit, Apply to G. F, Billings or to E. K. Alsip & Co., No. 1004 Fourth street, Sacramento, real estate agents, or to V all . y R ecord , Ashland, Oregon. PARRY IOO IMPORTED and Registered Clyde, Shire, Per cheron & Norman I Stallions. Executor's Notice. 10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost. Inquire at the R ecord office. a co. JiF For 1891 will be mailed FREE j to all applicants, and to last season’s! Catalogue Free. Address: ..... From the Earth to the Moon. Bf J dlm V krnr . The^Guurdlan By The Guurdlan ’ ’ /j*r®t.~ « “ 7 Dr/jL J. R R obinaon . The BArc.s’R W III. By S ylvanu » C om , Jr. Ì" be Gray Falcon» By M. «. . Tbe Gray F m I coiu . Dy M. f T. . C C aldo aldor TheSarruivof«» he Borri;<v of •• ^e He«ret. oret. By M ahy amy Cncn Citca H ay . crcY and the Prophet. By WiLKtii C ollin «. No. 237. TheKtory of m H eddhigHlnf. By tho author of " Dera Tborae.” ® No. 236. Martyn — i Temptatlnn. By Mr«. H. W ood Wnre'* Ko. 235. A Modern C’ludoi ellH By author "Dora Tborut." Ko 23«. The lalHHd II yms Br M. T C aldo «. No. 253. The Fatal Gioie Rv C lara A ugusta . Ho 226. The MIII Girl 4»r Tjrol- By M. T. C aldo «. Ko. 225. SS m I vfm *« Kvveage. By IT. K ideh H agoabd . Nv. 223. Ruth Herrick. By W illiam If, B uahnell . No. 215 Ruthven’a Ward. Ry F lobbncn M a »ay at . No. 214. Two K!**ca. By the author of" Dora Thorua. No. 213. Cloud» lint! H um »Illite. Dy C haiujs * B xadb . No. 212. A Vacabond Heroine. By Mr«. A. K dwamds . Ko. 211. Thorny croft Grange. Hy H ktt W inwood . No. 210. t'urainei t'ottnge. By Mm. H en ay W ood . No. 209. The Bream Woman. By Winnie C ollin «. No. 209. TbeTreaaiireof Franck «rd. ByR. L. R tkv - K. KNSON. No. 207. z The _________________ Mload ventare» of John Nichol*«n. By KoBM'tr Louie H tkvrr « un the W«ter«sBy MI m M oloc «. Ne. 206. iiread ‘ ¿'pan “ No. 305. .. A Tale or Th ree Lion«- Ry H. Rio«» H aggard . No. 204. 1. Pa<e Ninety-two. fay M ary C kcil H ay . No. 203. I. Mary Hardwick’» Rival. By Mra. H. W ood . No. 202. W'all Flower». Ry M arion H auland . ffl'tt, ______ No. 201. The Merchant’«Crime. By H oratio A loe . n , Jr. No. 200. George Gaulfleld’s JoNrney. By Mtoa Hn*nix>N. No. 198. My Sinter Kate. Ryouthor "Vor« Thorn«.*' No. 197. Ile«perla. Hy M T. Cai no» No. 196. Ivan the Serf. By S ylyami » C o »», Jr. No. 105. A Dark Inheritance. By M ary C kcil M ay . No. ¡84. That Winter Nicht Bv R obert B uchanan . Ko. ¡83. The »fed €>»»«. By M. T. C ai . no*. Ko. 18?. For Loto er Riche«, fay author "A Grant Mtotnk«.'* No 181 The When rd of Grnaadfe By M. T. C aldo ». Ko. 180. A Woainn’R Secret. By O lar * Avouera. No. 156. The Galltj River. » y W ii . mib C ollin «. No. 155 Florence I v I ng ton*« Oath. By Mr». M ary A. J) KN I A on . Hlutlrated. No. 154. Laneanter’» Cabla. Tly Mr». M. V. V ictor , fil'd. No 153. Meet Grawre^ aHy Mr».JIwnYWoo»^ Ko 152. The «TAa|». Br n oer.cK M.urav. I. For<ìn® tfce the F*8**£*« Fettorn. 6y Mra. A A j lrxandkr No. 15!. . bxawbkb . . >. A 1*1 ay wricht’« Raashter. By Mrs. anni « E dwahua . IUuMrultd No. 149 Hollow A«li Hall, üv M argaret D loünt . fil'd. No 148 A Bartered Life. By M auiom H arland . No 147. Hlr Noel’« Heir. Hy Mr». M ay A gnk « F l « min «. No. 146. B«»rlM*n Fortune. By F lonkncb W arden . Nine of If cart«.* By B. L. _ F _______ ar / raw . Na 145. The ________ _ _____________________ No!44 L»dy ^^Hhvwrth’s IMfeifoinia. By “T mb fo. 1«. Fnlrisnt. F m U c . By author of‘'Dora Thorne.’’ IlTA. A Nice Store and a lot 25x144, near Depot, in block C, railroad addition to Ashland, at nittilrtiMl. H.\îr ------- Iler AlnnlfeRll>ei»tliiy. By A manda M. D ouolah . Oiymplu. By M. T. C aldo «. By Mr* .T ank G. A ustin . A Brave I’vwurd. By B. L. R tkv « n « on . A Troublesome Girl. By " T hk D uchkb «.” Guilty omet Guilty H j A uandä M. D ougla « Hl’d Falweiy Accuaed. Bv Urx. A nn SSH tcphknu . Ill'J. A False Been t. By Mr«. A lexander . The Pearl of the Orient. By S ylvanc ^C om », Jr. 8hii«n Herrick*« Daughter. By M. T. C aldo «. The Lladuu Fnrm Bride. By M a « garet B lount . A l»ixngerou« IVoiuun. By Mr». A nn H. htkphkn ». Bliickblrd Hill Hy R ather H enle K enneth The Peril of Richard Psirdon. Hr R. L. F akjkon The Little OI<1 Man ol the Butignollefl. By K milb G abouiau .^ No. 247*’ No. 243. N.'. *242. No 2tl. No. 240 J. H. SETTLÍMÍER VS, /.pamphlet ot Information kndab- BSistract ot the iaws.show.ng H,,w to2 Jw Obtain Patents. Caveats, Traded \ V Marks, Copyrights, xt.z jree. IB v-*V'k a « wm kunn D. M. F bmv & Co*. Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced N<>. 2W. Nt». 261. X •. 280. No. 279. No 278 No. 277. No. 276. No. 275. No. 271. No. 272. No. 274. No. Z j O. No 2*9. No 218. Largest Stock of Trees I in the Northwest, ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS I MILLIONS. ASHLAND. No. 283. NUBSERY. For Sale at a Sacrifice JEWELRY! H. JUDGE. Harness & Saddle Manufacturer. J. S. MULLER, ASHDAND, OREGON. All work ordered will be made to give entire Bead it: To any o,w who will »end u* O ne 8ubacrlber l<> this pi tier fur One Year a'Ihc regular sulMi iptton price, irt will glne Absolutely Freo, awl send I,,/ mail rn»t. paid Twonty-fivo Complete Novele-<i».v tw nty-jlryyo,tt>my rehclf,o.u th» follow, mg list: * OREGON, I wish to announce to the public that 1 am ready to take orders lor any kind of | gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, | filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors ^etc., etc. Office on Front street, in building witk John B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-1 The Best Stock in Southern Mrs. M. E. Tyler, Oregon-Latest Designs and Most Perfect Movements. Artist. Corner Main and Granite Street». PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED Bromides made in all sizes. Call and examine our work Practical Gunsmith, MEDFORD, NBWS-STAND. USE R. STRAIT, Portland, .... Oregon. IT T0U CAN’T USD TEBM FOB BALK IT YOUB MEBCNANTK, WBXTB VK. We will g re fifty of the novels for two year'y tube-rlbers. eeventy five for three enbeci-bers and / "'‘"‘Lev- o‘,t ujutathauottooubacrlbcrlf yonran wiUfontpto njueli tronhlr bp. di not fall to gHitt least one. and recurs for yourself twenty live charming eofoiditc ume a frk- u will mlM« grand < han-e-n great opportunity-tf you pass this otter by unheeded rieifX novels by the numbers as piton. Address all letters: * «MtSTOW. Qnler ptu Job Printing at the “Valley Rec ord” Office.