Valley record., March 26, 1891, Image 1

VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
Lawrence Barrett, the distinguished I
actor, is dead.
Fine line of tobacco and cigar» at MoCon-1
nell A Winter»'.
J. O. Johnson baa returned to Medford .
from Washington.
There are m«>re than 4000 case* of la
grippe is Pittsburg, Pa.
vol .
m.
Published every Thursday bv the
VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO
E. J. KAISER, Editor.
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1891
NO. 46.
-O^V. THV. KBV.VAL..T ( The only doubt is as to her actual com-
THEY WANT TO COMBINE.
Tom Turner has charge of the Western •ome More Evidence as to her True plicity m the murder itself, and upon
1 this opinion is diviiied, many believing Tlie Plate Glaa* Manufacturers and
Union telegraph office at Tlie Dalles.
Charm-te».
her to have been at least accessory to it,
Jobbers—Prices Marked Up by
Fred Klippel married an opulent wid­
A Washington, Kan., correspondent of while others can aee no sufficient motive
Agreement—Higher Duties Have
ow will, one child in Chicago re« ently.
the Hpringfield, Mo., Herald, under date of she could have had. In view of the close
Effect—Great Profits of a Glass Co.
March 6. t»l, ve the following concern­
—FOR—
A daughter was born to John McAl­ ing her career there It was sometime be- and guilty confidence tlmt is known to
—*-WITH IT8—-
lister and wile on Emigrant creek on the | fore the evidence of Charlie Graham, the have existed between her and Graham,
Dyspepsia
A meeting has recently been held in
as
between
all
her
libertines
and
their
loth
1-Vyear-old boy. wa- given:
commblnes, It is hard to believe that Pittsburg, Pa., by the eastern and west­
and all
The Graham oxorcide, with all its Graham and Cora Lee alone conwted ern jobbers in plate g4**”. and at tMa
A. M. Gibson, a Missouri relative of
Stomach
Troubles,
O. P M<4iee, has arrived to locate in the allocking details, created a sensation here the crime on Mrs. Mollov’a farm, and in
I n the S tate I nsurance B uilding .
at the former, and next to last place of ( her own house and home, and murdered meeting a conference was had with the
valley.
IMDfCESTION,
reaidenee ot the parties involved, which • Mrs. Graham there, only to get her out manufacturers. It is not definitely
And
Brauch
Offices at Portland, Astoria and Albany.
Nausea, Sour Stom-
James Finerty, a pioneer of Shasta was only less profound than that created
aoh, Giddiness, Has for sale a large list of Grain, 8tock and Fruit Farms.
valley since MAS, died on the 10th, aged there, in the immediate vicinity of its of the road of that copauming lust that known just what was done, isp n e s onla-
Heartbum, Consti­
j bad run riot with all three of them, and tivre who were present being dencribed
80 years.
commission. This feeling was doubtless
pation, Fullness, Food Rising,
Ils# City and Suburban Property.
'Die next meeting of the Jackson conn­ moeb intensified here, as well as else­ I that those two then concealed the body as non-conxnittal; but it is thought by a
Disagreeable Taste, Nervous­
I on that place, and yet that Mrs. Mollov
SEND : FOR : PAMPHLET. : MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
tv teacher’s association will be held in where in Kansas and other states, bv the knew nothing of the terrible secret either friendly trade journal, The New York
ness.
______ _
Ashland, May 9th.
prominence of Mro Molloy u a revival- then or for months afterwards. And this OB, Paint and Drug Reporter, that “the
At Druggists and Dealers, or lent by mail on
A. L. HaseHos returned from Eagle : let and prohibition advocate in the West. belief is strengthened by the further fact general t-ndency toward consolidation receipt of 25 cts. (5 boxes »1.0)) In «tamps,
-ample
sent free on receipt of 2-cent stamp.
Considering
that
this
was
their
last
resi
­
Point Sunday to finish hia term of school
that it was evidently her money that of trade interests, with particular refer­
dence before removing to that fatal form, kept up, and ber will that managed all of
in the Neil district.
THS
CHAZL
Sia, VOCELEk CO,, Baltlmora. MS.
ence to such a combination in the plate
an«l that much of that guihv intimacy
116th Roseburg votes on the which finally culminated in the murder them and their affairs, the others being glass business, was the chief topic of
On April
propotation 1 whether or not she shall en~ of Mrs. Graham, undoubtedly sprang up mere pensioners on her bounty ami clay diacuMHon.**
in her hands. It does not seem consist­
joy aaw» erase system.
or developed here, some account of them ent or reasonable tlint she was entirely
Thi> is a movement looking toward
Foreat Hood, an old ptoneor of Jack- while bore may not be without interest. innocent of all knowledge of a murder the extension of au already existing
Mrz.
Malloy
firrt
came
tier«
in
January
•oa coRMty, died at Wool rille tha otkor
artiich wsa but the result of a shameful
Stablemen and Stockmen.
or February, 1884. and bold a great re - state of affairs that grew up in her own agreement among eastern dealers. The
day at the age of M year».
vival lasting several weeks, and a num­ household, and with her own knowledge journal just quoted reported under date
CURES
Frank Cochran waa aentencoi to «even ber of our go>l people were so impressed
Cuts, S
year» in the penitentiary for the murder ami captivated by her emotional elo­ and participation. But whether or not of Dec. 3 as follows:
t.
Bruit««. Spnint, Gall, Strains,
L smmms « tHtnast,
__ Cracked
___ _____
____
H m I s . Scratches.
she had any direct knowldge of or con­
“On Saturday last the dealers of this
of Nathan Drfreaae at Kiaaon
Contradlo"»’, .
Sfo^t»K Sore
quence, her seeming sincerity and zeal, nection with the murder, there is at least
city and Boston met at the Metropol­
Throat, Distemper, Colic,
Poli Evil,
Jam«« Norris can furniali you all kinds of and certain magnetic gifts she [»oesesses,
Firiula, Tumor*. Spttot». Rlngbon sand Spavin
finishing lumber, mouldings, win.lows, that they longed to have her tarry with a large moral responsibility for it resting itan hotel and held a prolonged ses­
In their earty Stages- DirectUms with each bottle.
upon
her,
for
she
placed
herself
between
doors M<h, etc I^are orders at Luckey's* them, and they proposed to build ber a
Graham and the wife he vowed to love, sion with closed doors. At the end of the
Aaaeeaor I. L. Hamilton has began hia residence if she would only consent to cherish and protect, and she helped to meeting it was announced that the com­
work of making a viait to the reaidenta favor and bless this spot by making it lead him off into that course of infidelity bination had been materially strength­
of the cooatv. A H. Johnson baa been her abiding place. She graciously ac­ anil crime that at last produced that aw­ ened by the exaction of renewed pledges
cepted the offer, provided she could buv ful result. That much is certain.
choaen aa hia deputy.
to maintain the agreed prices. On the
the temperance monthly, Tlie Morning
Proprietor.
M. Purdin has purehaaed a half inter­ and Dav of Reform, then published at
smaller sizes, which for a long time have
A few day» ago while sitting in Ekier been very scarce, and which at the pres­
eat in the Grand Central hotel of Med­ Elgin, ¡11., and io which she was already
—
Manufacturers
of the Celebrated—
Bros.’drug store at Tingley. Iowa, Mr T.
ford, I. L. Hamilton retiring The new in some way interested
She got the L. Dyw, a well known citizen, came in and ent time are hardly obtainable except
firm now goes by tlie name of Harris A paper, and it was moved and established asked for something for a severe cold which for forward delivery, an advance of 5
■
PMftfla.
here in June, 1884, and the promised he had. Mr. Elder took down a bottle of I>er cent, tvns made, although in view of
Chamberlain
s
Cough
Remedy
and
said:
Aa Italy considerately ‘'refrains from house was built but only in part paid for “Here is so" ething I can recommend. It the circumstances some of the dealers
sending ao ironclad to the mouth of tlie in tlie wav proposed, she afterwards pay­ commands a large sale and gives genuine ' advocated a 10 per cent, advance.”
Graham first satisfaction. It is an excellent preparation |
Mieeiaaippi,” let ua generously refrain ing the balance herself.
After saying this the market was de­
from sending the mouth of the Miaaia- came here with the paper, and as its bus­ and cheap.'' Mr. Dyer purchased a bottle, scribed as “in better shape than ever
iness manager and associate editor, he and the next day when we saw him he said ! before,” there being an active demand
sippi after an Italian ironclad.
was of course recommended to our peo­ he was much better, and the day following
The track and dray business in Ash­ ple bv Mrs. Mollov as an exemplary man appeared to be entirety restored This is a I and “stocks in all hands low.” One
OFWHEELS SENT ON APPLICATION.
land has consolidated itself by J W. O. worthy of their confidence and of the s]»ecimen of the effectiveness of this prep­ who is not acquainted with the tariff on
aration.—Iles Moines Mail and Times. plate glass might suppose that under the
Greoorv retiring and H. J. Hicks and J.
cause be was helping her (e advocate,
H. McBride forming a partnership with although in fuet she then well knew that Chitwood Bros., druggists, sell the above circumstances here set forth dealers
their two outfits under the name of be was a felon twice convieted of crimes mentioned remedy.
woul«l replenish their stocks by buying
Hicks A McBride.
Th« Window« of th« Biwok.
abroad, but on this subject The Re­
I involving such moral turpitude as for­
Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Steel Wir®
Fin« coffee, tea and spioes at McConnell gery and horse stealing; and although. 1 __ - .A tired young qj*n stood at the win­ porter says:
A Winters’.
aa was afterwards believed, she had aln<rj
0
dow of hia room in his house on one of
“No relief can be looked for from the
i
W L. Townsend, recently from Port­ experimental knowledge of the further the uptown crow streets on Christmas other side, as prices there have been ad­
■x«
fact
that
be
was
a
libertine
and
adulterer.
land but formerly a resident of Ashland, 1
afternoon,
and
looked
at
the
windows
in
vancing
of
late,
and
the
import
cost
is
has bought out tbs touaorial parlasg- of I She formed a partnership in the publi­ the big. king brown stone block on the altogether too high to encourage import­
CONTINUOUS TWIST of the WIRE.
P Henderson.
Mr. Townsend is an cation of her paper here with the propri­
ations.”
artist at his profreeion and invites all etor of a democratic weekly <the Poet), other side of the street. He saw on the
It
will
be
noticed
above
that
it
was
on
ANY KIND AND SIZE PICKETS.
customers to continue in their patronage, who had been impressed at her revival; ledge of » third story window of the
aasuring them of good treatment.
He ' but thia alliance, whether natural or un­ house directly opposite a bottle of cham­ the smaller sizes that the price was ad­
£*
Cheaper
than
a
Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
makes a si tpeeiaky of pompadour hair- i natural, was short-lived, and after it was pagne. It had evidently been placed vanced. This is an interesting fact in
arb
Wire
Fence
Handsome
LAWN FENCES to Order.
dissolved,
she
continuer!
to
conduct
the
cutting.—1 Medford
_____________
connection
with
the
new
tariff
law.
The
there to get cool. On the ledge of a sec­
Mail.
paper as her own. Previously,while her ond story window of the same house he old tariff begun with sizes “not exceed­
W orks on N orth S ide of R. R. C rossing . H elman S treet .
Radsm's Microbe killer is now kept for revival had been in progress, there came
saw a photographic frame with a glass ing 10 by 15 inches square,” the duty on
sale in Reeser’s block, Ashland
SMO Miss Cora '^e, whom Mrs. Mollov
exposed to the light. Another ledge was this kind being three cents per square
Governor Hill is reporMtf to be mak­ introduved to our people as her adopted the resting place of a pan filled with foot, equal to about 12 per cent, ad val­
STTZRVEYOT?,
ing a strong fight for legislation in New <lat>ghter, and as a maiden of “saintly something which he could see was smok­ orem. The second size in the old law
•York whirl, will stamp out briber) at the chaatHx” nnd a model of religious and
Has
just
received
the
biggest
and
best
polls and elsewhere. lie demands sup­ temperance zeal. She seemed to our ing hot The young man owns a spy­ was "not exceeding 16 by 24 inches stock of goods ever brought to Ashland.
plementary legislation which will render l>eople from tlie first to be rather forward glass, and looking through it at the square,” and the duty here five cents per A fine stock of imported goods. I also car­
JACKSONVILLE, OELEQ-OJST.
ballot reform more effective and make and free—a good deal of a boyden—and smoking pan he concluded that the girls square foot, equal to about 20 per cent. ry all classes of goods, hence you cannot TT AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac-1
elections ths honest expressions of tlx hardly the meek and lowlv voung en­ in that room across the way must have The McKinley schedule begins with this fail to be suited. Call and examine the , A- Ida I experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
people’s will. This is a new role for thusiast in good works that ltrs. Mollpv been making molaseee candy on a gas second size in the old law, aud the effect, stock for yourself. Nothing but first-class best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
3-7
Governor Hill to assume, but no man is hel<l her out to be.
stove and had put the stuff out to harden. therefore, is to raise the duty on all glass work, a good fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Some even then hail their doubts and Turning his spyglass to the window not exceeding 10 by 13 from three cents
Also a line of Conductor’s Cloth.
more capable by experience and natural
T
fears about ber, and about Mrs. Molloy
aHHty to carry the work to success.
a foot to five cents. On sizes larger than
ledges
of
other
houses
on
the
block
he
F. E. ZOELLÜEB.
. also, but these things were only spoken
16
by
24
the
duties
of
the
old
law
are
re
­
McConn«ll A Winter lead in the grocery with baited breath, and not openly talk­ noted these exhibits:
bosinsM.
tained by McKinley.
A milk jar partly filled.
ed, until some time after GraLam came.
The increase on the smaller sizes was
▲ large pot of some face preparation
The Snell family in Chicago is evi­ He made no good impression on anv one
dence that great wealth and happiness here, and hie relations towards the two with French label, the words of which made without any application, so far as
are nut necessarily companion conditions. women seemed too loose and intimate to were not easily discernible.
the published reports show, from the
The fattier was assassinated, and the be entirely proper or innocent, especially
Two baskets of oranges, apples and domestic manufacturers, but they have
murderer is still at large. One daughter considering that he had a wife and chil­ grapes.
already made an agreement to take ad­
was guilty of disgraceful conduct by be­ dren back East. He lived with them in
▲ wooden butter tray, the paper cover vantage of the increase by advancing
ing mamed, by a negro clergyman, to a the same house outside the city limits,
their prices on these smaller sizes. The
man who had a living wife already, and and he was the only man about the place. being turned np by a breeze, and dust
duty ou th largest sizes of plate glass is
is now a social exile In Europe; and now After a time their conduct began to sprinkling itself on the butter.
50 cents a foot, which is equal, accord­
A
German
seltzer
jug.
a daughter-in-law is nearlv poisoned to arouse the suspicions of our people, and
A pamph'et of information and ab­
Two bowls, each covered with a plate. ing to the official figures used by the
death by a thieving nurse. It is true to excite a good deal ot remark.
stract of the lawsjfcbowmx How to
senate, to 141.43 per cent, ad valorem.
.Obtain Patents, Caveats, Trade
Another bottle of wine.
now, as it has been since the morning
Even some of Mrs. Molloy’s greatest
Marks, Copyrights, sent
‘
The plate glass industry is one to
stare sang together, that a crust and con­ admirers and strongest adherents of both
A cardboard box, such as is used for
AdJrMS
tentment are better than a feast where sexes, who bad been largely instrument­ ice cream.
361 Drondway,
which the protectionism are fond of
New York.
happiness is not.
al in bringing ami keeping her here,
Besides all these things which lodgers pointing as one of the best illustrations
For a number of years I have been sub-1 were grieved nnd disgusted at what thev had put on their window ledges, the of the wisdom of our high tariff policy.
—i AX THE —
jecl to violent attacks o( inttammatory saw and heard, and remonstrated with sweep of the spyglass up and down the They point out how the industry had to
rheumatism which generally I astel about and rebuked her for it,and begged ber not row of houses showed seven tin pails struggle for a foothold here in its in­
two month». On the first of this month I ; to bring reproach upon herself and her
fancy, how protection came to its aid,
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889.
was attacked in the knee and suffered sc-1 friends, and her cause, in that wav, and and eight pitchers.—New York Sun.
how the production has increased to 25,-
verelv for two days, when 1 procured a bot- asked
naked her
her to stop
nt™ the
rh«. «-.„4.1
—
scandal by ¿.„,1:
sending
tie ot Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it re­ Graham off, but she snubbed them as
Lost io a 8ew«r.
000,000 feet annually, and how the price
lieved nie almost instantly. 1 therefore
Gustav Larson is employed by the city has gone down under protection from
inoet cheerfully recommend it to those; meddlers in her business, and held on to
Call and examine them,
who are similarly afflicted everywhere.—R. Graham. Tlie tide, however, soon ran of Minneapolis in the sewer department $1.50 per square foot to from 65 to 9C
D. Whitley, Martindale, N. V., Feb. 1888. so high it threatened to engulf them un- In company with two fellow workmen cents.
Mr. Whitley ia a very prominent man in j less they found some.way to stnv it, and he proceeded to Twenty-seventh street
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
It is a beautiful picture, and it is al­
this place and his disease was very wkiely as the onlv way, Graham was compelled and Tyndale avenue to make sn inspec­ most a pity to bring out its defects Ly
knownas he suffered such severe pain. W. to send for his wife. She came in the
tion and clear the sewer of a jam which letting in the light of facts upon it. But
M. Houston A Co., Merchants. Martindale,
N. C. 50 cent bottles for sale by Chitwood summer (18841 and was here about three seemed to exist. He entered the sewer the defects are there, and they must be
, months. She lived with them in Mrs.
Bros., druggist».
alone, his two companions remaining pointed out. The small quantity of plate
Gu the recent Washington birthday | Molloy’s house, but was little (tetter than above ground to give help if necessary. glass that came into the country for the
:
a
servant,
menial
and
slave,
having
to
the principal of the Medford school di­
The sewer at this point is sixty-six inches fiscal year ending June 30, 1890. was ad­
rected his pupils to write a letter to the i do all the drudgery about the house, and high. His companions figured out that mitted, according to the treasury re­
DO NOT GRIPE, SICKEN OR
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN CHURCH
doubtless having to bear other burdens
president of tlie United States ou any j still heavier on heart and soul
CONSTIPATE«
She im- they would not be needed and walked ports, at 32.86 cents per square foot.
AND GRANITE
topic. Tlie principal sent six of the mis­
S uh C ure for ¿ iok H eaduhl
sives to Bon Harrison, and the other dav tressed all as an amiable and inoffensive off. Without a light Larson lost his Now If we calculate the total cost of
A
shland
,
-
O regon .
ad
all
trouble,
arising
from
ittle woman, the feeling towards her be­ bearings, and his shouts for assistance onr 25,000.1' s) feet of home manufact­
Indigeitioa or ConaHpatloa.
received the following note from bis pri- ■
ing
in
marked
contrast
to
that
towards
-Oreo
th,
Oonpl.iloa
brought
no
answer.
ured
gl'-A
at
this
price
we
find
that
it
vate secretary. Lige Halford: The pres­
’arltytn, iho Blood.
Pacific Coast Main office, 1368 Market 8t.
Graham and Cora Lee. Her coming and
Finally Larson gave np shouting and would have cost $8,215,000.
1 to suit the oaae, aa
ident directs me to acknowledge the re­
adoaa. Baa, to taka
ceipt of your favor of the 20th ultimo, presence did seem to lull suspicion and endeavored vainly to find another man­
But
the
price
of
this
glass
manufact
­
San Francisco, Cal.
up in a .trnn, rial
eaa be carried in <Mt pocket. A Sreai Cee.ew*
with the enclosed letter written by your to quiet matters for a time, but that it hole out of which lie conld crawl. There ured in this country ranged, according which
leoee to Trevelere end Beelaoe. Mee. leu Uee.ia« -Kn­
did not check whatever there was of sin
Trade Bark. Sole Kretywkere. tie. a boule
pupils. Please convev to them his sin-
were plenty of them, bnt they were out to protectionist authority, from 65 to 90 eel -«Creeeeal-
Saeple Beee awd Dream Boek ter te. Iw ataaqo.
cere appreciation of their friendly con­ and guilt between the other three, is of reach. After walking nearly two cents a foot. The average of these two
/
...DIS.
HARTER'S
IRON TONIO.
k
■ morally certain. Just what cruel break­
■ VURlriKS Un BI.OOD; RKODLATM u, LrvKM»
gratulation, and his best wishes for their
I and XlDNITBaa« RKSTOKVS tb; DSBll.lTATrD ■
ing of tnurriage vows and Bible com­ hours Larson noticed the passageway figures would be 77|; but putting the
future success and hahpiness
V IO HBALTH ud VlQiiaGV* »TkixoTn «rToirraF
13 A NEW VEHICLE. WHICH SUPPLIES A LONG FELT WANT.
mandments that wronged and vet help- was growing smaller, and this gave him average still lower, say 75 cents, the
TOE PR, HARTER MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MO.
(
less
wife
hail
to
witness
and
endure
un
­
hope. Soon after ho managed to find a wholesale cost of this glass was $18,750,-
Now vz. Thea.
der that roof ¡a, perhaps, a secret that is manhole that he conld reach, anil by the 000. In other words, we paid $10,535,000
Every budy admits the superiority of modern
buried
forever
with
the
poor
victim
and
I
aid of the sewer walls reached terra more for this glass in the home market
methods and Inventions over ancient devices.
Just so the medicines of today are incompar­ sufferer in ber premature grave. At last firma in an exhausted condition. The than if we lia«l Ixmght it from the for­
ably superior, because of the great advance ; her lot became intolerable, and, as her escape wm made at Fourth street and eign manufacturers at the average prices
escape she returned to her relatives
»
In medical science. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a I onlv
at Fort Wayne, Ind
It was said at the Cedar avenue, about three miles from prevailing in 1890. A fact like this mars
¿Wrpenter and Bui tiler
modern medicine. It is prepared by experts
the place of entrance.—Cor. Chicago the prettv protectionist picture very i
time,
and
never
denied,
that
Graham,on
Whose education, experience, anti, brain-work,
Herald.
badly.
A shland
O reuon
enable them to combine in Hood’s Sarsaparilla i parting from her, frankly told her that
he
liked
the
other
two
women
better
One
can
e:udly
see
that
with
such
pro
­
Mr.
Childs'
rMSNion
fur
Clocks.
the beat curative agents iu the best mauuer.
than her and that she could take the
George W. Childs, the journalist, has tection our domestic manufacturers
1 children and “go to the devil.’’ Anil no the largest collection of clocks in the ought to realize a handsome furtune I
We Cnutinn All Against Them.
Repairing will Receive Prompt
The unprecedented success and merit of i doubt the other two women in their world. His friends say he ia perfectly every year. There is evidence chat they
Ely’s Cream Halm a real cure for catarrh, 1 hearts responded “amen 1” But if there
do. It is said that the profit« of the
Attention.
bay fever and cold in the heud-has Induced l»e
__________
a God of _____
mercy ___
and J______
justice, F __
let ___
us wild on the subject of clocks. During
many adventurers to place catarrh medi- hope that the spirit of the murdered wife last year he added over 400 to the collec­ Pittsburg Plate Glass company are ¡
rwariHIV
VXauaanv
Islas
»»»wi
sn
n
wwavss
<»
.
•
••
.
*
..
ctata hearing rome re^niNance in appear- J
another" worid, " w7ne" of tion, making the entire number in hia $1,000.000 a year.
ance. style or name upon the market, in or- th ' ’ * ■
.. .
..mpllv .In­ collection something like 2,000, which
Iu a lawsuit last spring the fact was
lier to trade upon the reputation of Ely’s' . Pr", *. f?. tnat ,*a8 .* ro®"y ‘
t'reziiu Balm. Iton't be deceived. Buy on- n,ev*
ber in this; and as for Graham, are kept going in a room specially built brought out that this concern cleared
STA-ti
ly Ely’» Creaiu Balm Many in your ini- *• neey not wish him where he sought for their reception.—St. Louis Republic. 34J per cent, on its capital in 1889.
mediate locality will testify in highest com- to consi» n his wife, but may leave him to
About the same time a representative of
I: is 1 ’-t. strong, easy riding, and well made, having three elliptic spring», underneath the
bo.! ,' C-ii -— spn ~s u:o made esi-s.-.ally for this wagon anil will carry 500 lbs. with ease), doable
In Colorado, near Red Cliff, about a this company weut to England to nego­
memtation id it. A particle is applied into the laws of God and man.
After Mrs.
collur, steel axle-. Hie best st<-el lire, leather dash, aud a solid beaded bottom
It lias a box
each nostril no pain; agreeable to use. Graham left, matters went on with the fortnight ago, sundry prehistoric relics tiate with an Englisl, gyudicato, with a
und r i!ie scat for small packages, and a wire guard around the back for holding larger packages.
I nee xi rente_______________ _
other three, much as they had done be were discovered by miners in a cave that view to uniting the nine plate glass fac­
Lead tor catalogue aud price», Mauufactured by
TO IRRIGATE “THE DtSEKT." fo1* *he
yas much talk had been the place of sepulture of a
GABI>IXTali «Jfc CKOSH,
R. F. HIGH, Proprietor.
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and «vandal, more especially as to Gra prifnitive American race, and had been tories of this country. The English had
X.oiliHvllle. Ky.
already
gotten
wind
of
the
great
tariff
Medford Mail.'___________________________ham and Cora lee. At last, early in
■VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
closed
for
ages.
The
petrified
bones
of
spoils our glass men were making, for it J ln the people of Ashland and surround­
The Rogue River Valley Water Com- 18«», a imper hke made the charue that
pany has beerl* ip.o>rpohited under the
Molloy and Ciraham had roomed to- human beings and beasts were found 400 was announced at the same time that au ing country that I at am the old stand on
street, opposite the old Flag staff
Ralev water law with a capital stock of tfether at a hotel in Kansas City, and; teet beneath the surface, and though English company had begun the erec­ I Main
the latest report tells only of the begin­ tion of a factory at Irwin, a town near where any one wishing work done in my
$250.000,
shares.
The
Haiestai
to
verify
it
by
the
hotel
register
$3.’>0.bt». in 123,000
share«.
incor
G««u»ed
line
will
always find me ready to serve
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porators are Heurv Klit.pel, J. A. l^e, J. *D’1 employes. She and Cora l»th wrote . ning of operations, the miners had dug Pittsburg, Pa.
them. "And men may come anil men may
and • Mrs.
B M.Gee, Fram fo Fitch and L. C. Gru- »indignant
........... denials, —
»<- Molloy up a hardened copper knife twelve inches
In the face of these facte the plate go,” but I am a stayer forever.
by. The object of the company is to con­ I threatened to bring suit for libel, but Ions, with an oval handle.
Shaving, 25c ; hair cutting,*25c: shampoo­
glass
men ere given higher proteAion
struct and maintain a water ditch from I never did. A few of her friends here
than they had under the old law. Be­ ing, 25c; sea foam, 25c.
The
history
of
dancing
from
the
earliest
j
who
still
retain
some
lingering
faith
in
Little Butte creek down into the valley
sides the increase of duty from 3 cents a
Said ditch to lie naed for irrigating and ■ her, branded the charge as false, while times to the present, including every foot to 5 cents <>u the smaller sizes, ns
L adies ’ H air cutting a S pecialty .
transportation purpose«. Surveyors have many doubted it, and others believed it. characteristic national dance, will be
noted
nbove,
t'ae
McKinley
cnsti
«ns
ad
­
been out for two weeks setting stakes for That the charge was true, and but part illustrated at the Vienna Opera house.
IDO YOU WJLISTT
the ditch.
The ditch will be about ,of the truth iu that direction, and that The performances will include the dance ministrative law. which weut into effect
thirty miles in length, twelve feet across she was guilty of the hypocrisy and 1 , of David before the ark, the slow meas­ (Hi Aug. 1. allows nothing fop breakage,
at the top and eight feet at the bottom. 1 crime of tbe'lu't, and of falsehood in de-1 ures of the Middle Ages, the old Cas­ {tiki comi>els the payment of duty on the
It will take such a course as to give the nying it. is now plain enough to all. tilian dances, the Highland fling, the poxes and on all costs oil the other side
desert the full benefit of its water, and | Her paper broke down; she lost her bold Irish jig and every proper feature of
for packing, transportation, etc. These
a i¡1 cross over into Bear creek valley be­ upon our people; this field ceased to be
exhibition, all to appropriate additional charges amount to from 10 to i
Before Purchasing Address the
tween Coker butte aud Mount Roxv, J. j inviting, and she sold bei property ami such an
When Graham music.
20 per cent, of extra protection for the do­
8. Howard and sen are doing the survey­ 1 the trio moved away.
mestic manufacturers. It seems to be the
ing and Mr. Howard informed the re­ first came here his criminal record was
A Safe Investment.
purpose of the tariff makers, not only to
porter that Medford could be reached ’ not known, but Mrs. Molloy soon dis­
Is one 1 which is _ guaranteed to bring you give our glass men a living chance, but
closed it without any apparent motive
L og ,L umber Y ard &G it ZT ruc ^ s ^ h
within a hundred foot fall.
„r in
L; case of failure a
for iloiug so, unless she wished thereby satisfactory results, or
to insure them profits which will make
return
of
purchase
nrii
■rice
On
this
safe
SPRING WAGONS# ALL STYLES.
, to boast of the work of saving grace she plan you
Merit Wins.
vou can buy troi
from our advertised them willing and liberal contributors
And Find Out what a Big Bargain you j
We dasiro tb say to our ciataus, Uisl for j had done in converting and reforming Druggist a bottle of Dr King's New Dis­ to the campaign funds of the party.
can get ui the Sweetest-Toned instruments |
tears we have been selling Dr King's New such a man as Graham. The universal covery for Consumption It is guaranteed
/Ï / / '
CGI NS PAIENT
j made
lhscoverv for Consumption. Dr K ng’s belief here is that she not only knew of, to bring relief in every case, when used for 1
H
T L ad i es C haise .
New Life Pill», Bucklen’s Arnica Salve aud but helped bring about the bigamous any affection of Throat, Lungs and Chest,
Buckleu 8 Arnica Salve
Electnc Bitters, aud have never liar died marriage between Graham aud Cora Lee ; such as consumption. Inflammation of
CC9M.M a y» ar i» lK-ing Biade by John R
Goodwiu,i rvy.X.Y.^tt v< uri» for u«. Header
remedies that sell as well, or that have that she herself was guilty of repeated Lungs. Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping! The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
jvUlusy not inake ns much, but we cat I
given such universal satisfaction We do and continuous acts of adultery with Cough. Croup, etc , etc. It is pleasant and Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
teach you quickly Low lo-oru li.in
to
• IO a day at the »tan, sndt»«oie a* you gc *
not hesitate to guarantee them everv time,
agreeable to taste. ]>erfectly safe,
•ate, anu
and can 1 Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, b
on. Both »exe®, ail a^ea. In any part tri i
Graham,
while
professing
and
preaching
and we staud ready tn refnnd the purchase
always be depended upon Trial bottles Coms, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi I- ­
America, you «an commence at L-.-we, giv-
5 all your tinrc.ur ®]i»re mumeuts only to
price, if satisfactory results do not follow purity aud godliness; and, in short, that free at Chitwtx>d Bros. Drug store
tively cures Pile«,
or no pay
Ill
___ _______
„ required.
..
It
is
the work. Ail i» new. Great pay M ME fur
their use These remedies have won their she was and is one of the basest and
guaranteed to give perfect' satisfaction,, or
tv cry worker, "e «art you. f; ruiahinff
eM-tythinr EASILY, blEtlillA learned.
great popularity purely on their menu _____________
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money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
most brazen hypocrites
that ever ____
stole 1 Picture frames made to order at H. S. ‘ 1 money;
RAC /N£, VV7 o’.
1’AKlULLAka >k£E. Addreaa at one«,
Chitwood Bros ’ Druggists
th« livery of braveo toztrra Uw dovil in. Emery’s.
1 For
’.: sale by Chitwood Bros.
hinsOS A tlh? MUCK SAI.»-
DIAMOND
VERA-CURA
Oregon Land Company,
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON
SUAC obs oh
Ashland Fence Works!
s. EMERY,
rsai
SUBSCRIPTION RATES;
One year................................................... 12 50
Six months ............................................. 1 50
Three months..........................................
76
Advertising rates given on application.
Local notices 15c per line for brut inser­
tion and 8c for each subsequant insertion.
Obituaiy lines, memorial resolutions,
cards of thanks, etc., at bait rates.
J UTHER L. BVRTENSHAW.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Will practice in all the Courts of the State.
Business in the U. B. Land Office will re­
ceive prompt attention. Office first door
north of Bank of Ashland. Ashland. Or,
DR
PHYSICIAN
ASHLAND -
- OREGON.
N A YOUNG
vr, and Government Land Locator
WAS
ìlso H’S
AWARDED
and
SURGEON.
(N ike Y ears in H obfital P ractice .)
Office in Brick Block on Oak street, Sec­
ond door from Main Street.
A shland - -
O regon .
J^OBEKT A. MILLER.
ATTORNEY-AND-COÛNSELOR-AT-
LÆW,
J acksonville -
-.
-
- O regon .
Will practice in «U the courte of th«
State. Office with W. 11. Parker, opposite
Court Houxe.
C. CALDWELL,
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the
painless extraction of teeth.
Office over the Bank.
J
T. BOWDITCH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
A shland ,
-
- •
.
-
.
O begon .
Will practice in all courts of the state.
Collections promptly made.
FASHIONABLE
DRESSMAKING.
00-------------
F.E.ZOELLNER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HALL.
J. H.
MILS. JOHN CLINT
Has opened Drcssmakiny Parlors
---- In the-----
Gillette Blurk. Mail Street Sear (huir! Street,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
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S ixteen Y ears ’ E xperience .
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Fashion plates from Minneapolis, St.
Paul and New York. All work guaran-
teed to give nati efaction.
[f 19, ’91
Peterman Bros.
LINKVILLE.
OREGON.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
MANUFACTURERS.
Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold­
ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built
to order. The whole or one half oflersd
for sale.
u
THE ONLY EAST AND SOUTH
f LITTLE
LIVER
* PILLS
M artin & H arris ’
OHLY PERFECT
F
S ê WIHG MECHAM ISM
.F amily use .
—VIA—
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line.
Express Trains Leave Fortland Daily.
South
1 North
7:00 p m Lv Portland Ar 9:35 a in
10:20 a ni Ar Ashland Lv 6:40 p iu
10:50 a m Lv Ashland Ar 6:10 p m
10:15 a m Ar SanFranciscoLv 7:00p in
Above trains stop only at following sta­
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany,
Tangent, Shedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc­
tion City, Irving, Eugene
Roseburg Mail Dally.
LEAVE
Portland
Roseburg
leave :
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
10URIST SLEEPING CARS
For accommodation of Second Class Pas­
sengers, attached to Express Trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Between Portland and Corvallis.
MAILTRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
leave :
ASHLAND, OREGON,
^^ATEHT CHAlse BRAKE\^
VZ FISH BR9S WAG9N C°-
arrive :
Portland 4:40j> m j M’Minnville 7:25 pm
M’Minnville 5:45atn ' Portland .8:20 am
THROUGH TICKITS G» all point*
EAST HI) K6LTH.
For tickets aud full information regarding
rates, maps, etc , call on company's agent
at Ashland.
R. KOEHLER,
E I’. ROGERS.
Manager.
Asst. G. F A Pass. Agt
OREGON PACIFIC R. R.
«
b :
arrives :
LEAVES :
Portland.. .7:30 am ■ Corvallis. 12:10 p in
Corvallis.. 12:55 p m ' Portland. 5:30 11 in
At Albany and Corvallis connect witE
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad
Express Train Daily (Except Sunduy.)
Barber Shop,
VALLEY RECORD.
ABKIVK^_____
. 5:00 pm | Albany .. . .9:00 p 111
,5:00am | Portland
9;00a m
Portland
Albany
I
AN ORGAN OR PIANO
5:40pm
4:00pin
Albany Local, Daily, (Except Sunday. )
O. R. Buçkman
T)
ARRIVE:
.8:00 a 111 1 Roweburg
6:20a in | Portland
I
T. E. HOGG, Receiver.
Oregon
Co.’s
Developement
STEAMERS.
SHORT
LINE
TO
CALIFORNIA.
FREIGHT AND FARES the LOWEST
Steamer Sailing Dates:
from yaquina :
Steamer Willamette Valley—March Mb,
March 16th, March 25th.
lrom
han fhanuim u
:
i Steamer Willamette Valley—March 3rd,
, 12th, 21st and 30tb
The company reserves the right to
. change sailing dates without notice.
Trains connect with O. & C. R. and Riv­
er Boats at Corvallis and Albany.
Freight and ticket office, Salmon street
wharf, Portland.
W. B. WEBSTER Genl F. & P. Agt.
34 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
[C.CH06UE, G.F.&P. A.O. P. R.,
•
1
Corvallis, Oregon.