Valley record., March 19, 1891, Image 2

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ABH LAND. O*
Thursday. Mar. 19. 1891
The People’s Paper.
The Irish question seem« to have re­
solved itself into one of ahillalahs.
Parnell and bia friend, Mm. O’Shea,
will be married in Jone.
S t . Pari., March 16: In the senate this
afternoon the usury bill, providing for 6
and 8 per cent, interest and forfeiting of
both principal and interest in caae of
overcharge, p awe d.__________
Italy demands a few million dollars for
the New Orleans affair from the United
States. Italy must think we are bur­
dened with a surplus. Those stupid
dagos haven’t probably* heard about
Reed’s congress.
Jay Gould aaid Monday: “There will
be no monetary stringency thia spring.
The movement of the currency west will
not, I thing, be of sufficient magnitude to
interfere materially with the natural se­
quence al affairs.’’
Real Estate Transfer«.
H C Holton toJ O C Wimer—land on the
Boulevard. Axhland; 1100
C 8 Sergent to M V B Soule—lot* 1 and 2,
block It, i'beonix ; pn.
Cha* J Gale to 8 8 Aiken—right of way !
for a water ditch with a capacity of 1000
inchev, tp 32 s. r 3 e; $1.
Wm Bleakie to same— water right; *1
Mary D Farlow to Ira Wakefield—29.55
acres m Phoenix; (1774.
U 8 Patent to Jno N Smith—» w
of a i
w
of *ec 20, tp 35 a, r 2 w: ¥) acres.
Alice A Grxldard to Mr* M J Tipton—6.31,
acres q 35 a, r 2 w; |15.
O Coolidge to Alice .M Millsap—lot* 1 and
2, block 36, Ashland; »250.
J 1» Wimer to Geo W Walker—undivided
half interest ine% of s w %oftw% of sec
31, tp 37 a, r 2 w; $550.
Mai Pracbt to J C Tolman—10 acres tp
3Bs.rle:SlM0.
K A M inckier to G F Billing*—lot 2,
Helm’t add to Ashland (250.
Cha* F Shepherd to Max Pracht—lots 3
and 4, block 2. Pracht's add to Ashland;
1250.
G W Howard to H Perrin—lota 1, 2 and
3 block 46. Medford; $192.
C K Pickens to Benj Haymond—1 5-10
acres, tp 39 », r 1 e; $220.
O T Co to E A Langley—lot 12, block 43,
Medford; $50.
H T C'hitw<>od to J P Walker—lot in Ash­
land; $1200.
Jno W Richard* to Jas M Cantrall—160
acres tp 39 s, r 2 w; $450.
Better Than a Gold Mine.
Ten acres *et to fruit when in a bearing
condition will yield an income of from $'J»<)
to $450) per year aud requires no expensive
machinety to operate it.
A fruit-raiser in
the Willamette valley requires but a small
outlay. ha- all the advantages of a civilized
and cultured society, has good and conven­
ient markets and receives a better income
from the same investment than can be had
from any other line of business.
You can
«et this land from $55 to $75 per acre of The
Iregon Land Company of Salem. Oregon.
Lest Saturday a corrupt jury acquitte»!
the eleven ssssssins who murdered Chief
of Police Hennessy at New Orleans in
October. They belonged to a Sicilian or­
ganization known aa the Mafia society, a
blackmailing, assassinating element as
low as the Chinese highbinder’s organi­
sation . Hennessy was trying to put a
■top to their murders and thieving, when
the conspirators assassinated him. Af­
ter they were acquitted by a bribed jury,
the coolest headed and beet citizens of
New Orleans held a meeting, speeches
were made and the crowd, about 40,000
strong, went to the jail and riddled the
eleven men with bullets and bung a few
of them besides. The mob then quietly
dispersed. Only one innocent party was
injured and he will recover. A jury­
fixer named O’Malley disappeared or be
would have received the fate of the elev­
en Italians. The Italian citizens in the
United Htates are bolding meetings and
denouncing the outrage, and Italy is on
her ear and wants damages
This is the first time in the history of
this country that such a great moral
cancer haa lieen removed with the roots
and the patient haa not suffered.
A prominent railroad man stated a few
day» ago that 20,000 people would come to
Oregon from the slate of Nebraska alone,
in the next twelve month*. Kansas, Iowa
and the Dakotas will fall but little short of
Nebroska in sending people to Oregon.
The children's health most not be ne­
glected. Colds in the head and snuffies
bring on catarrh and lung affection*
Ely's
Cream Baltu cures at once. It is j>erfectly
safe and is easily applied into the nostrils.
It also cures caiarrn, the worst cases yield­
ing to it.
Assessment Notice.
King of Medicines
The H. F. Alta eave thia of the sorkleM
Socrates from Hockville: The press, in­
spired by writers who have neither seen
nor beard the object of their criticism,
■peaks of Kepreaentative Jerry Simpson
of Kansas as a boor and a mountebank.
He is far from being either. In personal
presence he stands shout five feet nine,
is erect in bearing, and has a rugged and
wrinkled and well-seasoned face, in
which intelligence and good-humor keep
company with shrewdness. His speech
is polished above that of the average
public man, anil it is toned and tinted
with an almost pathetic sincerity. Be­
fore an American audience capable of
being touched on its plain and honest
side and of response to an appeal to those
emotions which are aitluent in the mem­
ory of firesides earned and warmed by
hard and honest toil, we should say that
he would fear no competitor in the use of
the art of persuasion. Whatever may
happen in the future, at this moment
Jerry Simpeon is the best piece of ore
thrown to the surface by that new polit­
ical Vesuvius, the farmers’ alliance He
will visit California this year and is un­
der engagement to speak at various
points. The Alta asks for him that re­
spectful hearing which an honeet man
deserves, and we promise that with all
who hear him he will justify his some­
thing more than picturesque reputation.
A sure sure for the whisky habit: Dr.
Livingstone’s Antidote for Drunkenne*-
will cure any case of the liquor habit in
from ten to thirty days, from drinker to
the drunkard. The Antidote can be given
in a cup of cotfee without the knowledge o*
the person Taking it. The Antidote will
not injure tlie health in any way.
Manu
factored by the Livingstone Chemical Co..
Han Francuco, Cai., and for sale by T. K
Bolton.
Caraegto'e “Triumphant Democrat ) ''
S cottdalz , Pa., March 16.—With yes­
terday the great strike of the 15,000 coke­
workers of the Connellsville region enters
upon its sixth week.
While the leader*
of the Unitetl Mine-Workers will not as*
■o publicly, thev privately admit that th-
men have been tlefeated The wsueeloe-
has thna far reached over $900,000, and
will in a few days pans the million mark.
When the fight began, General Manager
Lynch, of the A. C. Frick company, of
which Andrew Carnegie is one of the
chief partners, de. lared that if Mr Car
nsgie would keep his hands off, he (Lvnch)
— out
_ a o'
would beat tko
the strikers clean
sight. ” It would appeal ir that Mr. Carne
gie haa I not interfered in any wav. The
tner© i circumstance
—
_ _ Frick
_ ___ w
.. .
that __
the
and
other large companies have held out sc
long is indicative that if they wish thev
can starve the strikers into a return to
work at a reduction of wages instead of
even the old scale, for an advance upon
which the struggle began. The iron
trade is not in a sufficiently healthv con­
dition to make the demand for coke
Prt*sing, and it is said the operators can­
not undergo another month of idleness
without serious loss or inconvenience.
Ail medical authorities agree that catarrh
. ia no more nor leas than an inflammation
of tlie lining membrane of the nasal air pas
sages Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal af­
fections of the bead are not diseases of the
blood, and it is a serious mistake to treat
them as such. No conscientious physician
ever attempts to do so. It is held by emin­
ent medical men that sooner or later a spe
cific will t>e found for everv disease from
which humanity suffers
the facts justify
us in assuming that for catarrh at least a
gomitive cure alreolv exists in Ely’s Cream
STRIKE.
PICTURES of YOURSLLb
FAMILY
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P
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LOGAN’S GALLERY
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Y
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Assignee’s Notice to Creditors
Ashland Market.
John E. Pelton.
B
GRANT S PASS, OR.
200,000TREESFORSALEi
Hood's Sarsaparilla
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
All Kinds of New Work
GREGORY & HICKS
THE
Our Nursery
INTERNATIONAL
Red Hill Land,
Without Irrigation.
ARRIES IN STOCK everything in the
shoemaking line, with prices cheaper
than any other place in town.
C
Half Solen
1Î5 Cents per l*air. i
CHAS. S. GRAVES,
POTTERY
FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING.
Porpoise Laces, 5 cents per pair.
The inaptiiess of the phrase by which
the ladies of the late women’s convention
Leather by the side, cheap.
in Washington undertook to describe
themselves, has been apparent to all the Bra»» and Iron Nail», Awl», Cement,
world.
They said they were “voiceless
Was, Etc., Etc., Etc.
voters.”
Now they are not voters, and
heaven knows they are not voiceless. The
amendment that an ungodly editor in
New York has moved will probably be
STïOETÆÆlSr.
carrietl. It is to make it read “voteless THE
m5 91]
ASHLAND, OREGON.
voi cera. ’ ’—Statesman.
THE
EVANS & BRUNK
The Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and
Scro/uloua Humor —4 Cure
VEALCBS IN
Milling Company. Location of principal
“Almont Miraculous."
pla~e of business. San Francisco, Califor­
PAINTS.
OILS,
PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
nia. Ixxation of works, Wagner Creek
■■ When I was 14 years of age I had a severe
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
Mining District, Jackson county, Oregon.
-OR-
-oo-
attack of rheumatism, and after I recovered
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
h-4 to go on ernubes. A year later, scrofula.
of the Board of Directors, held on Wednes- 1 Building Papers. Wrapping Papers
■
u> 11»« form of white swellings, appeared oa
day the third day of December, 1890, an as-
and Twines.
various part* of my body, and for 11 years I
■
sessmentfNo. 2.)of two cents per share was ,
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
levied upon the capital stock of the cor- ;
All
kinds
of
Hus
opened
liresstnaking
Parlors
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
poration, payable immediately, in United
;*arcd and broke, causing me great pain and
States gold coin, to the Secretary at the of-;
------ In the------
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
Y BE HAD JLT
fice of the Company, Room 37, flood Build­
suffering. I feared I never should get welL
Gillette Bl*rk, Main Street Jesr Clink Street.
ing. Market street, San Francisco. Cali­
CONTRACTS FOR
“ Early in 1SHC I went to Chicago to visit a
fornia.
sister, but was oaifined to my bed moat of the
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Any stoek upon which the assessment
ainting
apering
tc
time I was there. In July I read a book, * A
shall remain unpaid upon the tenth dav of
-------------O ---------- .
Day with a Circus,’ in which were it?" omenta
Cor. M ain and G ranite streets,
January, 1891, will be deEnquent and'ad­
Finished in Style Equal to
<4 cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla. I w ’
tin
vertised tor sale at public auction, and un­
Ashland. Oregon.
ixteen
ears
xperience
l rested with the success of this medi
that
less payment is made before, will be sold
I decided to try it. Tomygr.—
.UlLatmn
on Tuesday, the third dav of February.
----------o---------
1891, to pay the delinquent assessment, to­
the sores soon decreased, and I b.'.- to feei
gether with costs of advertising and ex­
better and io a short time I
up to
Fashion plates from Minneapolis, St.
penses of sale.
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
out of door*. I continued to take Hood s Bar
Paul and New York. All work guaran­
By order of the Board of Directors.
aparilla for about a year, when, having used
[f 19, '91
In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jack- j teed to give satisfaction.
A CHEMINANT, Secretary.
ix bottles, I lmd become so fully released
Office—No. 801 Market street (Flood son county.
rom th« di*e..s ? that 1 went to work for the
' Building) Room 37, San Francisco, Cali-
In the matter of the estate of E. M. Mill­
Rnug little fori ones hare been madeat
Flint A Walling Mfg. Co., and since then
' fornia
n31
work tor ua, by Auua i’afe, At*«tin,
er, insolvent debtor.
Texas, and Jno. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio.
HAVE MOT LOST A SINGLE DAY
See cut. Others are doing as well Why
Notice is hereby given that E. M. Miller,
POS TPONEMENT.
mt you? Some earn over «LM.M a
late a merchant of Ashland, Jackson coun­
■in account of sicksess. I believe the disease
nou'th. You can do the work and lira
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
I
at home, wherever you are. Even be-
Y ORDER of the Board of Directors ty, Oregon, has by deed in writing, dated
a expelled from my system. I always feel well,
innem
arc easily csniing from $5 to
on
the
22d
day
of
Dec.,
A.
D
1890.
made
to
the dates of delinquency and sale have
am in good spirits and have a good appetite.
lUaday. Alleges. We show you how
been postponed, and notice is hereby given
the undersigned a general assignment of all
and start you. Can work in spare time
I am now 27 years of age and can walk aa well
or all the lime. Big money for work­
that the above assessment will become de­ his property for the benefit of all his cred­
ers. Failure nnknown amonff them.
as any one, except that one liinb is a little
linquent on the 10th day of February, 1891, itors, without preference, except as by law-
NEW andwondorftil. Particulars free.
Successor
to
HOSLEY
&
l'ELTON,
shorter than the other, owing to the loss of
II. Hallett A: Co.. I.ox
i’orlluoO, Moto«
and that delinquent stock will be sold in ac­ such preference is given.
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
All claims against said estate must there­
cordance with the above notice on Saturday
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
To my friends my recovery seems almost
the 7th day of March, 1891.
fore be filed with the undersigned assignee,
duly verified, on or before the second dav
A. CHE51INANT, Secretary.
miraculous, and 1 think Hood's Sarsaparilla
—CONSISTING OF—
Office No. 801 Ma-ket street (Flood Build­ of April, A. D 1891.
is the king of medicines." W illiam A.
Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune.,
Dated
this
the
31st
day
of
December,
A.
ing), Room 37, San Francisco, Cal.
I. ehb , 9 N. Railroad St., Kendallville, Ind.
Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond p
|---------------------------------------------------------- ------------ D. 1890, at Ashland, Oregon.
Walnut. Chestnut, Shade and Orna-:
JOSEPH H. MARTIN,
Assignee, Ashland, Oregon.
mental trees.
Bold by »11 druggist». <1; «lx lor »5. Prepared only
C. B. W atson , Attorney for Assignee.
Will be open May 1st,
by a I. HOOD A CO., Apotkscartea. Lowell. Mu*
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
—i ALSO ¡>-
All parties knowing themselves indebted
Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay
E M. Miller will please call at my office able Monthly.
Strawberry Plants, Blackberry Plant» Fur the accommodation of a limited num
and settle the same.
and Grapevines.
ber of guests.
n41-7t
JOS. H MARTIN, Assignee.
$10 00
Board and lodging per week.
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<> day
1 50
1 00
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per day.............................
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50
Single meals..................................
—CITY—
IS GROWN ON
TÔET’ÆITÔTSTG-
Camping privileges will be 50cts ]>er week
for each individual.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
(50)
BYRON COLE. P botkiktoe .
To Whom It May Concern.
WE do not handle, cultivate, or
attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties
or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
they are well ADAPTED to the soil and
Freight moved about town at rates climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE­
GON. Write for terms to
.ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
A. H. CARSON & SON, Grant’s Pass,Or.
wood of all kinds delivered any-
OR
W. B. C olton . Agent, Ashland. Or.
n town at lowest prices.
6?- TfarbtftffVL coifed
KiLL&
This-Remedy
b a pleasant, ufe. and lure cure (or conghz
eolda, and »11 throat »nd lung affection«.
TYPEWRITER.
MANUFACTURED BY
I
M
MAYER
I. D. HOLDEN, 8tockton, Cal.
A strictly first class machine.
Fully |
warranted. Made from very best material,
by skilled workmen, and with the best tools
that have ever been devised for the purpose.
Warranted to do all that can be reasonably
expected of the very best typewriter extant.
Capable of writing 150 words per minute—
Should your little one bo taken TO*NIOHT with Membranous
Croup, what would you do? What physician could MVO or more—according to the ability of the 1
operator.
luuic? RONE
Sold by all druggists.
TAILOR.
MM MM MM MM A YEA K ! I undertake to briefly
Ml" " 1 11 11 I I tea b any fairly intelligent person of either
* 1111 11 sex. "ho can read and write, and who,
■ ■Bllilllaftvr instruction, will work industriously,
w W W how to earn Three ThoasaW Delian a
Tear in their owrn localities,wherever they live.I will alto furnith
the situation or employincnt.at which you can eem that amount.
No money for me unle«« successful a« al>ove. Easily and quickly
learned. I desire but one worker from each district or county. 1
have already taught and provided with employment a large
number, who are making over $3000 a year each. It’s NETY
and NOI a I l>. Full particulars FBEE. Address at once,
E. <’. AEEENs Box 490, Auiubta, Maine.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
Main street, facing the bridge.
Shop thoroughly renovated and re
fitted.
The choicest of Freeh Meat»—Beef. Mut­
ton, Veal. Pork, Sausages, etc.
rue following two tacts have a special TOHN R. NORRIS is hereby appointed
ti me ! neas, coming so soon after the at­
agent during my absence to make all
tempt. of the McKinleyites to “raise collections an,l settlements: and all per­
sons knowing themselves indebted to tne
Has Moved into the building
wagetl:"
will take due notice that he is instructed to
adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar­
The pottery manufacturers at Tren­ make prompt settlements and collections.
ket on the north, and invites
J. M. McCALL.
I
the public to inspect his samples
ton, N. J., have submitted a schedule of
1« a tasteless, harmless powder, and Is the only safeguard. In
wage« to the sanitary ware pressers
If there is no agent in your town, address j
20 years it has never failed. Order NOW’ from your druggist
the manufacturers:
ir iroui us. Pr.ce, Sue. A sample powder by mail for 10c.
which means a reduction of about 33 1-8
THE
DR.
BELDIB
HMniHART
C8.,
JAMAICA,
H.T
per cent.
THE PARISH MF G CO. .
Newly 400 potters are on strike in
Trenton. N. J., because of the decision
YOU
Agents wanted.
PARISH, N.Y.
to reject tbs reduction of wages pro­ For the Purpose of Soiling the
posed by the manufacturers. The men
Fine Body of Land Knoten
WANTING A TYPEWRITER? FPFF/ STENOGRAPHY and
wen. willing to continue work at the old
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
F J a ILU j ! TYPEWRITING free
att the
scale pending further investigation, but
First-class
facilities
and
best
of
teachers.
the bosees insisted that the new list was
If so, let the R ecord
HE Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and
Address, with stamp for retuin postage,
I
to go into effect, and the men quit work.
Milling Company; location of pr ncipal
offer
you
a
fine
Bargain,
THE PARISH MF’G CO..
filaceof business, San Francisco. California:
These items are taken from one col­
Parish, N. Y.
ocation of works, Jackson county, Oregon
a
brand-new
instrument.
umn of The Boston Commercial Bulletin,
SIDE
HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in I
Notice—There are delinquent upon the
which never wearies of defending our
following descrilied stock, on account of
IM(kt,l*fe
A ■
R 8
Mean be earned at our NEW lino of work»
EJECTING.
Odd
Fellows
’
Block,
up
stairs.
Four
|
high tariff system.
BMIIBil Bw I'lii'i-lly mid honorably, by those of assessment No. 2, levied on the 3d day of
>iundred Acres best land in Jackson coun­
iloN I B jM ¿w W »ii In r M \. 4 oune or old. and in their
December,
1890,
the
several
amounts
set
op
­
Wb-*n the manufacturers were before ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to
In a la I W ■
■ own I ' al.tl —,H|<\cr 'h»> live. Any
Using 32-20, 38-40 and 44-40 Cartridg»».
" one < mi do tli»- work. Easy to leant.
posite the names of the respective share-
Send for free descriptive price-list of Repeating Rifles,
the McKinley committee, one of their -uh. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One
We furnish everything. We start y ou. No risk. You can devote
holders,
as
follows:
your spare moments, or all your time to the work. This is an
Double-Action Revolvers, etc., to the
number, John Moses, of Trenton, N. J., half down, balance on time.
entirely new lead,and brings w onderful success to every w oikcr.
No.
No.
aimers are earning from $25 to ¡f •*<» per week and upwards,
said:
MARLIN FIRE ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CT., U. S. A.
Aint
IE. CT
Certif. Shares.
more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em­
Names.
ployment and teach you Eli EE. No space to explain here. Full
“The domestic potteries have been
Bushnell, Rose L........ 21
infonnatiun FREE. TRl’E
< O., AiGlSTA, JiAiNE.
Bushnell, Rose L........ 35
kept in operation with the hope that the
.22
Bushnell, W. E
LYMAN’S PAT. RIFLE SIGHTS K
wisdom of our members of congress
Bronson. K. D. .. ’”’31
Are Unequalled both for Hunting and
would lead them to give us the protec­
.. 36
Clark. W. A
Target Shooting.
FB.OFB.IBTOE..
tion which we so much need to maintain
.42
Clark, Jas. G..........
For Rifles, Pistols Shot Guns.
Clark,
S.
B
.............
..
.61
our ground against the colossal fortunes
Shop opposite piazza flag statt'.
Decker,
Mrs.
Myra
.18
RELOAD
YOUR SHELLS
which have been marie by foreign mann-
Ashland : : : : Oregon.
Fallon, D. E. L........... 40
AHO SAVE MOREY.
lecturers at the expense of the American
McLagan, Geo .............. 20
FREE , ILLUSTRATED
people.”
Rotnor. Ste'la B........... 41
CATALOGUE
All
Kinds
of
Fresh
Meats
Smith, Mary C ............. 17
Th» following extract from his testi­
Send for Catalogue A, showing Sights and CONTAINING VALUABLE INSTRUCTIONS ON
15,500
Trombley, J B ........... 65
mony is of peculiar interest in connec­
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living
Rifles of latest design. Address:
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR OWN AMMUNITION.
Taylor, Maude A......... 8
2,500
tion with the present reduction of wages
prices is all that we ask
And in accordance with law, and an order
•WM.
LYMA8,
Middlefield,
Ct.
IDEAL
MFG. CO., Box 6, New Havin, Ct.
and the strike:
of the Board of Directors made on the 3d
We will make it to your interest to
day
of
December,
1890.
so
many
shares
of
Mr. Carlisle—In answer to a question
ileal with us, so give the new meat mar­
each parcel of such stock as may be neces­
by Governor Gear, you said that if the
ket a trial
sary, will be sold at public auction, at the
Mills bill had passed, in your opinion A Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy. i^Tresb pork on hand every day.
office of the Company. 809 Market street,
1. DISEASES OF MEN.
you would have been compelled either
San Francisco, California, on Monday, the
2. DISEASES OF WOMEN.
9th day of March, 1891, at the hour of 3
to close up your establishment or to re­
o’clock' P. M. of said day, to pay said delin­
3. EYE. EAR and CATARRH.
duce wages. Is it not a fact that shortly You can always find the fin­
quent assessment thereon, together with
4. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIES.
after the passage of the act of 1883, which
est of Imported and Do­
costs of advertising and expenses of the
5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
TO EVERY REAOER OF THIS PAPER!
increased the duties, you reduced wages
sale.
otice is hereby given to the
mestic and Key West
6. SURGERY.
A. CHEM1NANT, Secretary.
at Trenton?
tax payers of the City of Ashland that
Wa want to Increase our circulation very largely during the next six mouth*—lo double It, If po*.
Office, 809 Market Street, Room 37, San
7. ELECTRICITY.
Mr. Moses—No, sir.
the street and poll tax levied by the Citv
*!ble. To accomplish this we need the co-operation ot our present aubacrlbi rs anil reader*, 'it aacl
Francisco, California.
Call or write for information. Mention
one ot our present readers would secure tor u* one neat »ulinriber, our circulation tronld be doubled’
Council of the City of Ashland on the 7tli
Mr. Carlisle—They have never been O X Gfr A X<8
of course. But we know that It will take an extraordinary Inducement to bring out the united
day of February, 1891, is now due and will this paper.
reduced since 1883?
effort* ot every one ot our present subscribers—we shall have to make a high bld iVoll, wo are
And the best brands of become delinquent on the 15th day ot April,
132 & 134 Third st., cor. Alder.
ambitious aud anxious to double our circulation, and, by special arrangement with one of the lead-
Mr. Moses—In 1885 there was a reduc­
1891. l’ay up before then and save costs.
tug publishing houses we are enabled to make you
tion submitted to by the meu them­
Smoking and Chew­
WM. NELSON,
selves, owing to the reduction made in
Street Commissioner.
An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality.
Practical Gunsmith,
ing Tobacco
the price of goods. From 187» to 1885
Read it: To any one who will tend us O ne Subscriber to this paper for One Year
at the regular lubeoriptiunprice, we will give Absolutely Free, and send by mnif noil-
there was no reduction of any kind, al­ A.T—
EDFORD,
OREGON,
paid. Twenty-five Complete Hoye\o-any twntyftoeyoutnay eelectfvoin the follow.
though the price of gooils had been
I wish to announce to the public that I
gradually going down. In 1885, about
Iler Manifest Destiny. By A manda M. D ovslas . No. IM. A Lew Marriage. Ur Nlu »«lent. /UuMratoS;
am ready to take orders fdr any kind of
Olympia. By M. T. C al dob .
No. 186. A Wlrked Girt By Ko> Oac-r Hor
the 1st of January, wo called our men
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines,
Dolores- By Mrs. J ank G. A ustin .
No. 134. Tlie Pearl of the Ocean. By C l a ba Auarsrs
No 189 TheOldOuLrntl.est. Br Hrt onus ci»»,
A Brave Coward. By R L. S tbybnson .
ZST _E WS-ST AND.
filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors
together and held a consultation, and
A Troublesome Girl. By “ T he D ucheu .’’
No. 182, Tlie f’allfurnlH Cnbln. fey M. T. C aldo «.
etc., etc.
No. 278. Guilty ornot Guilty -By A manda M. D ouglas nt'd No. 191. The Foreelilnl Ktibfe». By M. T. O aldob .
we showed that there was a necessity
Office on Front street, in building with
No. 277. Falsely Accused. By Mrs. A nn S. H tbpmkns . IU’d. No. 129. The Dltttuond Bracelet. By Mrs. H- W ood
for a reduction of wages.
278. A False Scent. Dy Mrs. A lkxawder .
No. 128. cilffe II omac . Ily E tta W. P ikbub .
John B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-4 No.
No. 275. The Pearl of the Orient. By S ylvanub C o »». Jr. No. 129. Acntha’A 171 story. By M abgabbt B lount .
Mr. Carlisle—That was less than two
No. 271. Simon Perrfck*» Daughter. By M. T. C aldor . No. 122. Out of the Sea. By C l /. ba A ugusta .
No. 272. The Linden Farm Bride. By M argaret B lount . No. 121. ThaHtorr ofaRterm. B y Mrs. J anr Q. A ustin
years after the act of 1883 took effect,
Ko. 274. A Dangeron« Wedkan. By Mrs. A nn 8. B tefuens . No 120 The Evil Genius. By T. O bl » ob
Ho. 250. Blackbird Hill- By E sther S erl » K enneth .
at BlMkwesd »rasge. By
in about two years after that you found
No 249. The Peril of Richard Pardon. By n. L. F aujkon
Mrs. M ay A» nb » F lfming .
7
The Best Stock in Southern
Mff. >48. The
____________
Little Old ____
Man
—
of the Batlgnolle».
___ _
Br S0' IS? it* Lf**
you were not able to pay the same wages
»»*'•• MVLOC.
E milb G abokiau .
as you did before that act passed.
No. 247. From the Earth to the Moon. By J ulm V bbwb
Oregon-Latest Designs and
Mrs. M. E. Tyler,
No. 24S. The tiaardiaa’o Plot, By Dr. J. H. R oiinbon . No. 100.
haDe»tb» By Hu»» C onway .
Mr. Moses—Yes, sir, that is true, be­
No. 242. Tlie Baron*» W ill. By S ylvanu * C obb , Jr.
No. W.
tian. By M ab » a » bt B i oukt .
Most
Perfect
Movements.
No. 241. The Gray Falcon. By M. T. C albob .
No. 98.
A
of Ahi By Mrs. H bnby W ood .
cause the foreign goods of all classes
No. 240. The Sorrow of n Secret. B y M ary C bcil H ay .
No. 97. A-
4«a Ha|iter. By A nnib T boma » nrd.
No.
289.
Percy
and
the
Prophet.
Bv
W
ilkib C ollins .
No.
90.
A
Nice
Store
and
a
lot
25x144,
near
Depot,
were thrown into our market. Prices of
Ar*ist.
No. 287. The Story of a Wedding Bing. By tLe Rutbor No. 95. The K nlahtobrldae Mystery. Dy C has B sapb .
of “ Dora Tborue." £
No. 94.
in block C, railroad addition to
goods fell in the foreign market.
».Dr Author of“ Dors Therao.''
No. 28«. Martyn W are*» Temptation. Bv Mr*. H. W ood No. 93.
ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS
L By “ T mb D i ' cnebs . '
Ashland, at
No. 235. A Modern €lndcrelln By author “Dora Thorn»." N». “
This Mr. Moses, who proposed to lead
•2.
No. 234. The lalund Homo. Hr M. T. C aldom .
No. •1.
Corner Main and Granite Street».
the pottery industry out of the wilder­
No. 288. The Fatal Giove- By C lara A uousta .
MILLIONS.
No. M.
22«. The Mill Girl of Tyrol. By M. T. C aldor .
No, *•. .
10 Per Cent Less Than it Cost. Ko.
ness, wrote out the duties he wanted and pictures copied and enlarged I
Ko. 225. Malwa*» Revenge. By II. R ideb H aouard .
" Dor*
Ruth
Herrick.
By
W illiam H. B ushnell .
I
Ko.
229.
No. M.
handed the list to McKinley. It is
No. 316 Ruthven*» Ward. By F lorence M arky at .
Bromides made in all sizes. Call and !
Ko. 87. .
100,000
Prune
Trees
^mostly
No.
214.
Two
Klaaefi.
By
the
author
of
•'
Dora
Thorne.
”
Applv
to
G.
F,
Billings
or
to
E.
K.
Alsip
Ko. M. Âhhadawc
printed as a part of his examination, and examine our work
218. Clonda and Sunshine. By C barles R eade .
Ko. 8ft The Fatal
No. 1001 Fourth street, Sacramento, No.
F rench J A real Co., estate
No. 212. A Vagabond Heroine. By Mrs. A. E dwards . No. 81. Carrlston’a
it reappears in the McKinley tariff law
A new and fine stock just arrived. An
agents, or to V alley R ecobd . No. 211. .. Thorny croft Orange. By R ety W ihwood .
Ko. 88 More llitL
EYE
TESTER
to
discover
exactly
No. 210. ). Caramel Cottage. By Mrs. H enby W ood .
Thorn«.”
without an alteration, except in the way
the
35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
Ashland, Oregon.
>. The Bream Wruman. By W ilkie C ollins .
kind
of
glass
you
need.
R-,
S?,
of m a kin g the language more specitio
No. 208. The Treasure of F r an eh ar <1. ¿yB.~*L. finr-
10,000
Early
Crawford
peach
■»•ON.
”
aj°T.L
kr.!ttsrl*A4—
Not here just for the season—But here to
and sweeping.
ffo. 207. The Mlaad venture» ef John Nieheim* By
stay.
R obbst L odi « B tbybnbon .
10,000 Moorpark and Royal i
CO a year 1« being made by John !
J’ A
Me»rt, p..U«.f • D«.T*«ro.. .
The duties submitted by Mr. Moses
Ko.
206.
“
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—
-
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—
----
Bread
U»on
the
Waters.By
Miss
M
ulocv
,
Itl'i.
No. IT. bark Bay». By Huía Cowv.r.
Goodwin,'I roy..X.Y.,Ht n<*rk f->r tis. Read?:
All Goods Warranted as Represented or
_____
No 20ft. A Tale of Three Lion». By H. R ider H aggard . Ha. T4. BhaAawa aa <ha Baaw. By B t. run»,
you
may
not
moke
ns much, hut we cai
were not all that he wanted; he asked
Apricot. I
No. 204. Page Ninety-two. by M ary C ecil H ay .
Money Refunded.
I teach you quickly how to « urn from f 6 t<
’ I! AUheW»44-.M»«y. ByrLo».eaW.»„.
No. 268. Mary Hardwick's Rival. By Mrs. H. W ood . ï
No. 14, Calle, Baek. B. Svew Oorw.r.
also that the duty on the foreign article
$10 a day at the start, and more as you g>
No. 202. Wrall Flowers. By M arion H arlald . IU'd,
35,000
Esopus
Spitzenberg
No J». MIIArrA TrevaaUa. By ■ T» t>reauo "
on. Roth »exes, ail ages. In nay part oi
should include the cost of packages, for­
No. 201, The Merchant*»Crime. By H oratio A tger , Jr.
|Ainenca. you can cvtinnencr at home, giv
An
‘Ä*1- ’rss’^H-lioreTbor»,."
No. 900. George Caulflcld*» Journey. ByMiss H haddon . No. H'
TJ. TkeUrey tVeaoan. B, M» a.oaii.i.. ru»
Fing all your time.or »pare muuieiifa only to
apple.
eign freights, etc. Under the old law
Ko. J98. My Nister Kate. By author '■ uoraThoruo.” Jll d. N. W Íhe Myatery .FÛ, Malle Tree. By ü,.
the work. All is new. Great pay bl HE for
No.
197.
Hesperia.
By
M
T.
C aldor .
atitbor
of
••
Dora
Thorne
’ IlluHrattd.
every
worker.
e
start
you.
furnishing
these expenses were deducted before the
No. 19«. Ivan the Herr. By S ylvanvb C obb , Jr.
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
ev. rything. EASILY, bl’El bllA learned
I
S*
M«Ttas» ■Lr’u,,rCe'
w*.
C'hittrood Bron. Plaza Cor.
ASHDAND,
OREGON.
No. 195. A Park Inheritance. By M auy C koil H ay .
I ARI K LLA1LS FREE. Addn-s« at once
No. M. ¿aha llewerhaali’a Wife. By Mln Nei e». III.
duty was calculated. He said that the
No. 184. That Winter Night By R obebt B uchanan .
I.XbUX A €O. I GUI L a 'i, JUirt
No. JT. Junrll.oC.loera By MInN I Ha.ouee.
25,000
Yellow
Newtown
Pip
­
Ko.
183.
The
Red
Gros».
Bv
M.
T.
C aldor .
No.
Cfl
Inoline.
By
M
ary C ecil B ay . Illuttraied.
importers were in this way escaping the
ASHLAND.
OREGON
No. 182. For Love or Riches. By author " A Grsat
'i^*?*
M**'f Dreoai. By u>o »aibor el
Mistake.’* •
•’ Dora Thorn«.
Itlvtrfd.
duties on from 15 to 60 per cent, of their All work ordered will be made to give entire
pin apple.
Ko. 181. The Wlsard of Granada. By M. T. C aldor .
Ns. »4 Bed Cmrt Farai. Sy Nn. n»» W»B nr»
invoices.
No.
180.
A
Woman
’
»
Meo
ret-
By
C lara A ugusta .
Ko.
rI’.'TT; Sy WitaiaCeum, /li e
SATISFACTION-
15,000 Ben Davis apple.
No. 15«. The Guilty River. By W ilkie C ollins .
No. ?■
’
»yN.arOwH Hei lu
Well, Mr. Moses got everything he
No. 155. Florence fvlngton’s Oath. By Mrs. M ary A. No. î JI.
Tka Laet Baak Net*. By fan. Bi», woei> ¡u.
D enison , illuttruted.
No;
W.
Meolee.
*iy B-. toici H Serr
Repairing
neatly
and
promptly
done,
asked. The McKinley administration
No.
154.
Laneastar*»
Cabin.
By
Mrs.
M.
V.
V ictor . IU’d.
No.
Large Stock of all Other Lead­
No. 153. Moat Grange- By Mrs. H enry W ood .
No.
law was parsed and was put into opera­
------ FOR SALE IN-------
No. 152. The Poison of Asps. By F lorbnck M arryat .
lly C nables D icebn ». JUusfr»M
'
and at Low Rates.
ing Varieties of Fruits.
N o . 151. Forging the Fettera. By Mrs. A lkxandbr .
No.
TheralUw Mask- Bf W ilbir O ollim .
tion Aug. 1, 1890. It allows nothing for
No. 150. A Playwright'» Daughter. By Mrs. A nni » No.
i
n
nî
,
L
“
r
a*t
“
î,
r
H4BH.ro»
Nr«»
ni».
E dwards . lUustrated
breakage, makes the packages dutiable
Ko. M. Missing. Ay M ary C bcil H ay .
FREE FROM INSECT PESTS
Ko. 149. Hollow Ash Hall. By M argaret B lount , fil'd.
No. 98. Anne- By Mfrs. H enry W ood .
at the same rate as the goods, and in­
No. 148. A Bartered Life. By M arion H arland .
No. 82. NlsUr líese. By W ii . eib C ollin »:
No. 147. Hlr Noel’s Heir. By Mrs. M ay >» nes F i . kminb .
No. 81. Valaria*»FaU. By Mrs. A lexander .
cludes f» eight chargee and all other ex­
Catalogue Free. Address:
No. 14«. Doris*« Fortune fey F lumenck W arden .
No. 145. The Nine of Hearts. By B L. F arjeon .
penses before calculating the duty.
No. 144- Lady _Valwortk’s Diamonds. By “T ee
Ducnms.”
r<«rlMa. By MI m M. Z. B».b»<»
And what is the result? Higher wages?
No. 143. Fair but False. By author of “Dora Thorne." fil’d.
ll.kt B. Mra. A>. BTsnii»
No 142. The Woman Hater. By Dr. J. H. R obinson , flld.
lelr I. A.fcl«.. B, Un. Hi.», w.oi>
No; but a reduction of one-third,
No. 141. Between Two 81ns. By the author of “ Dora
»■Ue
Wktrfwl»4. By II.», C«cn B»T.
Thorne.** JUiMfrated.
the men are out on strike.
•* * *7 U* Mtbor W ■■ mr» TUrw."
Obtain Patents. Caveat Trade
D. M. F brry & Go’s
Beldin’s CROUP Remedy
NEW REPEATING RIFLE
Price - - $100.00.
MARLIN SAFETY
REAL ESTATE.
rouage solicited.
MARIA COLVER FARM
I
SOLID
TOP.
T
Wri/e for Particulars.
Central
Market
R. P. NEIL,
IDEAL” RELOADING TOOLS
DR. COLE
25 COMPLETE NOVELS FREE
NOTICE
:
N
Portland, .... Oregon.
R. STRAIT,
HASTY & GREGORYS
JEWELRY!
Largest Stock of Trees
in the Northwest,
For Sale at a Sacrifice.
S
-SPECTACLES-
H. JUDGE.
Harness & Saddle
Manufacturer J. S. MULLER,
TOWN LOTS!
Klamath Connty Items.
Rube White and Miss Maggie Moody,
well-known half-breed residents of the
Klamath basin, were married recently at
Keao.
Ex-Sheriff M. D. Childers, who ha*
been in business at Salem for over a
return --- with
his family ----
to spend
si
, vear,will
—,-------------
------------------
the
summer
Klamath
county
.
1______
, . ’ Their
f ...
.
. ‘ in ________
health has been very poor in the Wil-
lamette.
Illustrated. Descriptive and Priced
The recent election gives Linkville the
Tall^raW. Vlswa oa Soeloty-
following officers: Trustees, Geo. W.
The power of what is called “Society“
Smith, C. 8. Sergent, R. W. Marple, A.
M. Peterman and Wallace Baldwin Re­ in France was prodigious during the
corder, D. C Brownell; marshal, Geo. yewrs which preceded the revolution,
R. Horn; treasurer, T
F. Miner; and even throughout the whole of the
street commissioner, J. P. Arnett.
last centurj'. Those light and varied
Sum Feeler, a voung man in the em­ forms which are peculiarly its own have
ploy of A M. Peterman, narrowly ee-! probably hindered our historians from
V?.Pe'' the ,ate 01 dtwtnng thia week. ! noticing the origin and following up the
While riding in a boat on the lake he effects of this outcome of modern civil­
somehow capsized her and fell into the isation. I have often thought of it The
Executor's Notice.
depths. He was in a bad wav when following are my views iu this connec­
Ben Peterman, who had launched a boat, tion. In those countries where the origin
NOTICE is hereby given that the under­
reached his hair.
signed has. by the County Court of Doug­
of the present forms of government is las
county. State of Oregon, been appointed
J D. Carr is feeding over 200 head of lost to view in the mist of ages, the in­ executor
of the last will and testament of
cattle on his Tule lake ranch. He latelv fluence of "Society” must needs be im­ I U. L. Rice, with will annexed. All per­
brought the cattle in fine condition from mense. Where, on the contrary, the sons having claims against said estate are
hia Clear lake ranch and will soon turn constitution is but of recent date, and. ; hereby notified to present the same, prop-
’ erlv verified,
' ’ * to rue. at Roseburg,
—
’
~
‘__
Douglas
them all on the range, as the ground is
"
.
Oregon,
~ .. . within
................
six monts from
growing green clear up to the edges of consequently, still present before men’s : County.
postotliee in said
tlie rapidly disappearing patches of snow eveB, this influence is null. Thus it is the date hereof, a: the postoffice
: and all persons being indebted to said
everywhere, and several farmers are that Athens aud Rome in ancient times. city
estate are hereby notified t<> make imme­
plowing, burning savebrush ami other­ England and the United States of Amer­ diate pavment to me at -aid place
ica in our own day, have had and have
wise sailing into spring work —Star
B. BROCKWAY,
'Kai-.-ty."— TaUa>rr*rai'« M rawiini in
Execu or of aid e-ta e. i
E*»t t-irn -.u.»
U m £•»*.*»
R.R. ADDITION
J. H. SETTLEMIER
THE BEST
S eed A nnual
!
¿»Siad '.I».. 19 h <U» u. Fs.ruary.
U91.
Inquire at the R ecord office.
k Marks, Copyrirtita, *e;U fret.
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Head
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smtiOK
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and Registered
Clyde, Shire, Per­
cheron & Norman
Stallions.
For Sale from $-100 to
$900 each.
Thib is the time to buy in order
to have Cileni perfectly accli­
mated for next season, and uc
must sell in order to make
room for ne at imponation-1 he
freight on a hor-e to Portland,
Oregon is only §80.
Every animal fy^y Warranted. Terms Easy. Send
fcy C«*ukguc*
Address
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*<»tenowB, Wit.
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the ’ Record’s”
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Strictly First-Cla^. Warranted.
All Second Growth Hickory.
Steel Axles and Tires.
Low Bent Seat Arms.
Perfectly Balanced.
Long, Easy Riding. Oil Tempered Spring.
Best Wheels and Best Ail Over.
nr
yov ca M'T
rare
thim fob
« als by yoob
mebchahts , wbits v >.
No. 140. The Lawyer*» Secret- By Miss N. E. B badson .
No. 189. The Strange €a*e of Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde. By IL L. wtevbnbon .
Ko 19« An Old Man*» Sacrifice. By Mrs. A nn 8.
»•rrl IU m I,. S, Mlw S cio »:
' Artidi. B, Mn.
W mb .
Bart». Br O» omi Z i .» t
S tephens .
F g .187. Tnder the
■".¿’•tiiteSW- »7MTC.L».
Ulae». By author ef" Dora TherM.**
___________________________
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