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I Dr. Gentry, a Chicago phyiician, has diwovered the microbe of the la grippe. He has l>een studying the peculiar influ- enxa since its Bppearance over one year ago. He found that thirty-four years ago the grippe was epidemic among human I ' beings, and that seventeen years ago it attacked horses, causing the well-remem bered “epizootic” epidemic. Gentry was im lined to believe that the earth at inter vale passed through a stretch of space impregnated with what astronomers call "star dust.” bwyeral days ago it oc- <-urred to him hie might trap some of the duet of the microbes. Carefully polian- ing a blank microbe slide, be took it out doors and passed it through the air. Placing the elide under his microscope i hs counted seven heretofore unidentified microbes in the field of the instrument. He had the elide mounted and then ob taining some mucus front a patient af flicted with the la grippe, he found in it tdcrobes identical tn every respect with those caught in the air. The microbes ms des< ribed by Dr. Gentry are generally of a round form, varying occasionally in outline, but always distinctly marked b« a aeries of lines surrounding them : radi ating from these lines are others which resemble firm, irregular hairs [Those la grippie microbes that attacked thia ed itor had tails and cloven hoofs. We know this, for thev made him feel like h—. VALLEY RECORD ABH LAND. Q b .. Thursday, April 2 UM The People'» Paper Seuator-eioct John M Palmer is very ill with la grippe _____ Too Italian government proposes to re- Ulial» sa this country by stopping emi- gratiou to the United Stales. Shake! Out of 1000 convicts in the penitentiary al Columbus, 0-, there are thirteen min isters of the gospel and but one actor Ex-Mayor W. R. Grace and a pros pective democrotic candidate for gover nor of New York, is visiting in Califor- California now baa a very stringent vagrant law. It declare» those who aaeo- ciato with "auspicious character»” va grant». It must be a whack at her real General Lew Wallace, the author of ‘Ben Hur,** save that he can cure rheu ■Mttsm in one night without fail, with s pouttire of mustard and garlic applied to the eoies of the feet. Jacksonville Jottings There never was a bank failure in Ore gnu. Thia is a record which any state should be proud of. The young boomed State ef Washington cannot say as much. —Pendleton East Oregonian. Thia to the way the Boaton Globe puts it: "Rome men are born rich, some achieve rich«», snd some are member» of the California legislature when a United States eenatorahip is to be sold.” The will of the late Senator Hearst was admitted to probate in San Francisco. Monday. Mrs. Phoebe Hearst was ap pointed executrix without bonds sa the will provided. The eetato is valued at over 110,000,000 It was a Deketa editor who wrote» "The price of this paper is not increase)I tiy the McKinley bill, but wo wish tn correct the misapprehensions of some subscribers who appear to think it was placed on the free list.” Th« statement of Mr. Hogg, of San Francisco, that Portland cannot compete with that city in tho fair shipment of flour to the Orient is foolish Oregon wheat snd flour is recognized in everv market in the world iw the beet, and ar such commands the top prices An old lady went to Booton on a visit. While there she heard Jenness Miller lecture on the divided skirts Afterward she listened to the famous Bob Ingersoll and at the close of his lecture she lifted her hands in holy horror and Baid, “I do not know what the world is coming to— no chemises and no bell 1” The late California legislature raised the price of the wages for serving on* fines in jail from *1 to $2 ner day. Those- legislators were liberal. The price of senatorships having been raised to h bigger figure, the legislators have done an act of gratitude that McKinley’a. man ufacturer» tailed to do : Raise the prices —of convicted rascal». Joe Johnston was buried like a human being should be. Without fuss, feathers, pageant or military trappings, but in h quiet, peaceable, democratic stvle in a plain black coffin Even the title,which bo so deservedly won, was left off of this coAn lid and be was laid in the ground as plain Joseph E. Johnston, Laving his virtues behind to speak eloquently in his behalf. The truly great are truly modest and humble The first work of the scientific associ ation now being formed in Tacoma will be the exploration and survey of the mound on the farm of Mr, Yarrinaton, near Orting The survey will lie con ducted under the auggeetiona received from the Smithsonian Institution at Washington. The mound, it is thought, was built by some prehistoric race of mound builders. The California assembly adjourned with cheers for Elwood Bruner This was a fitting close to a session fraught with shame and scandal to the state. It was a natural climax to the proceedings ut a body which refused to receive the re port of its own investigating committee and applauded a blackguard who as saulted the chairman of the committee for daring to condemn corruption and rebuke bribe-takers. The Italian Government baa recalled their United States minister, and the newspaper headlines doclare war. All because the people of New Orleans did • splendid job by hanging a few cut throats and assassins. The Italian gov ernment bad better keep cool The United States has licked better nations than it to, and fought some world-famous battles among themselves. Italy may just as well be our next victim if she wants war. The Tiffin, O., dispatch, March 26: temperance warfare at Bloomville con tinues with additional riotous demonstra- tiona After hie saloon was demolished Miller procured a new etock of liquors aad e»tabitohed himself in other quar tern. Leet night hie place was visited by a crowd of men and women, who as saulted tho proprietor and bar-keeper, injuring the latter seriously, and giving both ot them a half an hour to leave town, on penalty of more severe treat ment. Among the leaders of the mob was a Methodist minister. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is a concentrated extract of Sarsaparilla. Tellow Dock. Pipslssewa, Juniper Bernes, Mandrake. Dandelion, and other valuable vegetable remedies, every ingredient being atrictly pure and the beat of Its kind it is possible to xy. It is prepared tjr thorough \ competent phar- maclsta. in the most careful manner, by a peculiar Combination, Proportion and Process giving to It curative power Peculiar To Itself It win cure, when in the power of medicine. Scrofula, Balt Rheum. Blood Poisoning, Cancerous and all other Humors, Mataria, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and all difficulties with the Liver and Kidneys. It overcomes That Tired Feeling. Creates an Appetite, and gives great mental, nerve, bodily, and digestive strength. flood's Sarsaparilla Is »old by all druggists. St; six for g3. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., A; ottiecarles, Lowell, Mass. N. B. If you decide to take Hood's barsapa. rilla do not be induced to buy any other. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. United States Land Office. Ro-eburg Or..i March 2»th, 1891. i , VYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN THAI I .a.» in compliance with the provi'ions of ! the act of < '<ingress of June 3, 1878, entitled J “An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wa'hington Territory. ’ Chas. Clawson, of Henley, County of Siskiyou. State of Cali fornia. ba- this dav tiled in this office hi' sworn statement for the purchase of the 8 X of 8 E y. and S % of 8 W % of section No. 21, in township No. 39, south, range No. 4 ea-t, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than fur agricultural purisise-. and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Krceiver of this office at Ro-eburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 12th day of June. 1891. He names as witnesses: Jacob Casev of Ager. Siskiyou connty, Cal., Wm. C. Ross of Cadillac. Siskiyou <x»untv. Cal., Marcus G. Heiney and James F. Anderson of Henley. Siskiyou county, »'al Any and all per-ons claiming adversely the abo ve described lands are requested t* tile their »cairns in this office ou or before said 12th day of June. 1891. J ohn H. S hupe . Register. EVANS A BRINK Ashland Market 1>F.A1£BS IN PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS' TOOLS, WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC., John E. Pelton. ilnilding Paper«, Wrapping Papers and Twine«. Successor te HOSLEV & PELTON, All kinds of * —OR- • — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in - ■ FAMILY. FOÄ P ainting , P apering , E tc . Cor. M ais and G baxite streets, Ashland. Oregon. Assignee's Notice to Creditors. In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Jack-. <on county. In the matter of the estate of E. M. Mill er, insolvent debtor. Notice is hereby given that E. M. Miller, TIMBER LAND NOTICE ate a merchant of Ashland, Jackson coun- y, Oregon, has by deed in writing, dated ( United States Land Office. Roseburg. Or. J >n the 22d day of Dec.. A. D 1890. made to ; MarcB 28th, 1891. ( the undersigned a general assignment of all OTICE is hereby given that in compli ance with the provisions ot the act o ■ is property for the benefit of all his cred- ‘ ttors. without preference, except i.s by law j congress of June 3. 1878.entitled “An ac< for the sale of timber lands in'the states o ■ueb preference is given. All claims against said estate must there- | California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing ton Territory,” Wm. C. Ross, of Cadil ore be tiled with the undersigned assignee. I lac. County of biskiyou. State of California, tuly v»jilied, on or lietore the second dav i has this dav filed in this office his sworn .f April, A. D 1891 Dated this the 3lst day of December, A. | statement for the pVrchase of the N E % o section No. 30 in township No. 39. south, D. 1890, at Ashland, Orego:i. * JOSEPH H. MARTIN, 1 range No. 5 east .and will offer proof to show Assignee. Ashland, Oregon. I that the land sought is more valuable foi C. B. W atson , Attorney for Assignee. its timber or stone than for agricultural pur poses. and to establish bis claim to said fa;id> All parties knowing themselves indebted liefore the Register and Receiver of this ot- ui E M. Miller will please call at my office fice at Roseburg. Oregon, on Friday the and settle the seme. 12tb day of Jane. 1891 n41-7t JOS. H MARTIN, Assignee. He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey oi Ager. Siskiyou county, Cal.; Chas F, An derson, Marcus G. Heiney and Charie THE I Clawson, of Henley, biskiyou county. Cai. IMPORTED Anv and all persons claiming adverse!» above-described lands are requested t< and Registered the file their claims on or before said 12th da. Clyde, Shire, Per- of June, 1891. J ohn H. S hupe , Register cheron«& Norman N LOGAN’S GALLERY Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pav able Monthly. M MAYER. Finished in Style Equal to AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT flpUTHESN OREGON STATE FAIR TAILOR SIX MILES SOUTH OF Has Moved into the building adjoining RVP. Neil’s meat mar ket on the north, and invites the public to inspect his samples GRANT’S PASS, OR. 200,000 TREES FOR SALE —CONSISTING OF— Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune, Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond Walnut. Chestnut, Shade anti Orna mental trees. IOO Doses One Dollar ■ ■ MAY BE HAD JLT ARTISTS' MATERIALS. CONTRACTS PICTURES of YOURSELF -< ALSO >- Will be open May 1st, Strawberry Plants, Blackberry Plants For the accommodation of a limited nuui Mis* Jennie Moore is naiting at Central Point. and Grapevines. ber of guests. Judge Hanna and Dist. Atty. Colvig have >10 00 Board and lodging per week returned from Salem. MJ 1 “ “ '• “ “ day.. I 1 00 “ per day........................ Wedding bell* will ring in Jacksonville 50 Single meals............................ -CITY- during the coming month. 18 GROWN OK too Del Merritt and wife, of Central Point’ Camping privileges will be 50cts per week visited friends here, Sunday. for each individual. - (501 BYRON COLE. P bopbibtob . II L. Uh. of Big Butte, was in town'the first of the week on business. • Without Irrigation. Cook's orche'tra will furnish music for Stallions. TZRJLINBIF'ER,. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. the Odd Fellows' Ball. A pre 24th. WE do not handle, cultivate, or —— • For Shlo from ?100 to United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.) attempt to PKOPAQATE any varieties Oeorge I «aac« and Isaac Woolf of Med ?900 each. March 28th. 1891. f Passenger Coach to Every Train. or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that ford. spent Tuesday at the county seat. This is the time to buy inorder NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THA'i thev are well ADAPTED to the soil and HARRIS & MURPHY BROS., Freight moved about town at rates to haveUtrm perfeciljr accli Theo Schultz, who has been at Waldo for in compliance with the provisions climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE mated f’nflext season, and we a numt«r of months, has returned home. of the ac' of Congress of June 3, LO ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. GON. Write for terms to must seln in order to make 1878, entitled " “ An act for the sale room for new importation-The Mrs. H. McClellan and little daughter So- A. H. CARSON <fc 8ON,<»rant’s Pass,Or. of timber lands in the States of Califor Fire wood of all kinds delivered any- freight o i a hor^e to Portland, parted Tuesday for Portland, where they nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington » "W Oregon is only QBO. OR * will make their home for the present. Where <i town at lowest prices. Territory,” Jacob Casey, of Ager, Count» Every animal folly Warranted. Terms Er.*/. Send W. B. C oltok . Agent. Ashland. Or. Opened at the old Ashland market stand/m of Sl'kiyou. State of California, has Mrs. K Kubli left on Saturday's train for for Catalogue» Addrcss Main street, facing the bridge. t A 1’ EA K ! I undertake to briefly this day tiled in khis office his sworn Eugene and Portland, n here she will spend Dr. Valerius & Co., I teach any fairly Intelligent peraon of either statement for the purchase of the S E *4 o several weeks visiting her son and daughter. I »ex, who can read and v rite, and who, V/atenown, V/fc I after i nUruetiou, w ill work iuduatrioualy, sec No. 30, in tp No. 39, South Range No 5 Mrs. Frank Lewis anti Miss Heckatborn, ’howto tarn Three Tboueand Dollar» «. £*** Shop thoroughly renovated and re East, and will offer proof to show that th> Teai inthrirown r own local ___ ____ _ rover ... they live.I will also furniflb localltiM.wh« of Eagle Point, have been vidting here dur land s< ught is more valuable for its timbe the eitustioD or employ men t,at w hich you can earn that amount. tilted. ing the week, the guests of Mrs. O. W. Al No money for me unit « eucce»eful ut Easily Bucceaefui as above. KaaUy and quickly or stone than for agricultural purposes, learned- I desire but one worker from front each district dirtrict or county. I bright. A strictly first dass 'machine. Fu Uy and to establish his claim to said land be have already tnugrht Mnd provided with cniplov nx-nt a larre I The choicettnf Fresh Meat»—Beef. Mul warranted. Made item very best material, fere the Register and Receiver of this oflic< W. F. McCarthy, representing the well- ton. I’/’ffr Pork. Sausages, etc. at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday, the 12th <V skilled workmen, and with the.best tools snown firm of l«evi Strauss A Co., San <HtV are hat have ever been devised or the purpose. day of June. 1891. Francisco, was interviewing ,.ur merchants Varranteckto do all that cap be reasonably He names as witnesses: Chas. Clawson the first of the week. to •vpeeted of the very best typewriter extant, James P. Ander>on and Marcus G Heine D. Nl. F bkkv & Co's A. II. Carson the nurseryman Of Joseph apable ot writing 150 w. rds per minute— Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced of Henley. Siskiyou county. Cal., and Wn me county, delivered some fruit trees for J r more—according to the ability of the The Best Stock in Southern C R<j»s of Cadillac, Siskiyou countv, Ca F. White, who will have them set out on SEED ANNUAL perator. Anv and all persons claiming adver'el" For 1891 will be mailed FREEi his Sterlingville ranch. the al>ove-de'cnl>ed lands are requested •< Oregon-Latest Designs ant* to all applicant*, and to last season's! tile their claims in this office on or befon Mrs D. Linn, who has been at San Fran L customers. It is better than ever. 1 said 12th day of June. 1891. cisco for the past three months in quest of . Most Perfect Movements. k Every person using Gardett, fl If there is no agent in your town, address I J ohn H. S hupe , Register. uealth. is expeete»i home Friday. We are 1 f/Mver or Field Stedt, . fl be manufacturers: 1 should send for it. Address fl ple ised to state the lady’s health is greatly i ■ D. M. FERRY < CO. K improved. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. fl DETROIT. MICH. fl THE PARISH MF G CO. ‘ O. B. Whitmore, grand lecturer of the A. United States Land Office, Roseuurg. Or.) B Largest Seedsmeu in the world^fl O. U. W. was greeted with a crowded house March 28rh. 1891. < Agents wanted. PARISH, N.Y. on Saturday evening. He is an el»iquent NOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN TH Cl peaker, and h Ids the attention of his aud in compliance with the provisions <> mice for hours. the act of Congre-s of June 3, 1878, entitle- /TPFF/ STENOGRAPHY and “An Act for the sale of timber lands in th Some of Jacksonville's young bloods TYPEWRITING FREE States of California, Oregon. Nevada. am A new and fine block just arrived. greased the railroad track near town a few First-class facilities and best of teachers, EYE TESTER to discover exactly the Washington Territory,’ Marcus G. Hein evenings since, which caused the delay of ey. of Henley, County of Siskiyou, -tate o tddre.'s, with stamp for retu. n postage, kind of glass you need. ihe train a half hour. The authorities are ha'this day tiled in this office hi THE PARISH MF’G CO., on the watch and the boys will not think For the Purpose of Sellimi the California Not here just for the »easor.—But here to sworn statement for the purchase of the N this such fine sport when once they are Parish. N. Y. stay. W % of sec No 28. in tp No. 39 8, R No Fine Body of Land Knoten found. All Goods Warranted a« Represented or 5 East, and will oiler proof to show tha Money Re unded. Mrs. Emily Pitt Stephens delivered two the land s- ught is more valuable for it ( fl Al >c»n b? earned «tour NFW line of work, an the fl I I III B IF '.v and hunontblv, by those ot Interesting lectures at the Presbyterian tiiulier or stone than for agricultural pur Wl I I ifl fl* ■ eil11 ' *• ' ■ r old, and in theii church last week She also organized a Y. poses, and to establish his claim to said a ■ B B I ■ S S < 'Ml i > .t! tn hci. ter th«-y liv. . Any ■ one ran <!<> il»e work. Eaav to learn. W C. T. U„ with 62 members. The follow land before the Register and Receiver o e ftmtfsh everything. We a' mi t v on No ri>k. You inn devote ing officers were elected : Superintendent. this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Fri •ur spare monieats, or all your time to the u ork. This is an itire.y new lead.nnd brings wonderful eu< - ee» to everv w ork. r. Hertha Hath. Ass'l Sup’t.. Lizzie Graves; day the 12th day of June, 1891 Chitwood Broo. Plaza Cor. •erinuer» are earning from y2.» to fit jurweek and upward», Secretary, Jennie Moore; Treasurer. May lie names a-witnesses: Wm. C. Ros- nd more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em ll A V E OPENED a Real Estate office in ployment and teach you r'KEK. No spaccto explain here. Full Huffer;8up t of juvenile work. Dollv Love; Siskiyou county. Cal.. J. Case OREGON ASHLAND. Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four of Cadillac. afonnation »uK*. TR I’ 12 «V < <>., A.GiblA, MA) a to . Sup’t of Parlor work, Carrie Cronemiller. Ager. Siskivon county. Cal., Chas. Claw Hundred Acres l>est land in Jackson coun of i son and Jas. F. Anderson, of Henlev, Sis All nitnlical authorities agree that catarTh ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to ki» ou county. Cal. is no more nor less than an intiammaiion suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One Executor's Notice Any and all ¡»ersons claiming adversely f the lining membrane of the nasal air pas half down, balance on time. the al>ove-descril>ed lands are requested to -azes Nusal catarrh and all catarrhal af file their claims in this office on or before E. J- ZELA.ZRZLOW. NOTICE is hereby given that the under fections of the head are not diseases of the said 12th day of J une, 1891. signed has, by the County Court of Doug i blood, and it is a serious mi'take to treat J ohn H. S hupe , Register. las county. State of Oregon, been appointed them as sueb. No conscientious physician executor of the last will and testament of ever attempts to do »o. It is heki by emin TIMBER LAND NOTICE. U. L. Rice, with will annexed. All per- ent medical men that sooner or later a spe '<>ns having claims against said estate are Uf ited States Land Office, Roweburg, Or. J citic will be found for every disease from hereby notified to present the same, prop-1 March 28th. 1891. ( which humanity 'offers The facts justify erly verified, to n>e. at Roseburg, Douglas N otice is hereby given that us in assuming'that for catarrh at least a County, Oregon, within six monts from in compliance with the provisions ot positive cure already exists in Ely’s Cream One Maine Boy. he date hereof, at the postoffice in said the act of congress of June 3, 1878. entitle« Bal tn. city: and all persons being indebted to said The sou of Mr. Alviu Howes, of Pal I “An act for the sale of timber lands in th» Clicult Court Docket Tor April Term estate are hereby notified t<> make inline myra, is considered about the smartest I 'fates of California, Oregon. Nevada, and fiate pavruent to me at said place Criminal actions.] Washington Territory,” Janies F. Ander boy in this section. Ho is 9 years old ■ son, B. BROCKWAY, 1. DISEASES OF MEN oi Henley, County of Siskiyou. State State of Oregon vs Frank Wade, larceny Executor of said estate. Sla’e of Oregon vs Oscar Stearns, selling and is master of Greenleaf's Complete of California, has this day filed in this of 2. DISEASES OF WOMEN. Dated this 19th day of February. 1891. Arithmetic, having interest, equation of fice his sworn statement tor the purchase of liq lor without license 3. EYE. EAR and CATARRH. Mate of Oregon vs Thomas Ross, assault paym -nts, mensuratiou, square root, culie the S W *4 of sec No 28. in tp No. 39, 8 R 4. CLUBFOOT and DEFORMITIE- 5 E.and will oner proof to show that the and battery. root, etc., at his tongue's end. He will No Ixnd sought is more valuable for its timber 5. DISEASES OF THE SKIN. state of Oregon vs B F McCrary, selling perform calculations with large num or stone than for agricultural purposes, and Wc want to Increase our circulation very largely during the next six month*—to double it if i„,s. liquor without license. 6. SURGERY. alble. To accompllali this we need tile co-operatlou ot our present aubaciitere and r. adeia. ' if State of Oregon vs J Parr, larceny tn a bers readily without slate or pencil, and to e-tablish hi' claim t said land before one of our present reader» would secure tor us one neat mtneriber, our circulation would be doub'e/i 7. ELECTRICITY. dwelling. rarely, if ever, make a mistake. With the Regi-ter and Receiver of this office ai vTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN to the of course. But we know that It will take an extraordlusry Inducement to bring out ths nulM Roseburg. Oregon, on Friday the 12th day Call or write for information. Menti State of Oregon vs M Bailey, assault. N tax pavers of the City of Ashland that efforts ot every one ot our present subscribers—we shall bars to make a lilgh bid Well wa ar« him a thing once learned is never for of June, 1891. this paper. aud anxious to double our circulation, and, by apeclal arrangement with one of tho leadi ' In law.] le •• treet and poll tax levied by the City ambitious gotten. He l>egan to learn geography tng lnibllshlug houses we are enabled to make you He names hs witnesses: Wm. C. Ro*.' 132 & 134 Third st., cor. Alder ouncil of the City of Ashland on the 7tn Sarah H Gates vs J G Birdsey, to recover when he was 3 years old by hearing his of Cadillac. Sit kiyou county. Cal , Chas ay ot February. 1891. is now due and will pers>i..a! property. An Offer Remarkable for Its Liberality. brother reciting his lessons to his mother, Clawson of Henley. Siskiyou county. Cal.. ecome delinquent on the 15th day ot April, F. C Kane vs Rippey 4 Amy. Jacob Casey of Ager, SisUvon county. Cal.. Bead it : To any one who will temlus o ne Subscriber to ftts pm*,- f„r one Yor, 1891. Pay up liefore then and save costs. D M Osliorn A Co. a corporation, vs F and now it is next to an impossibility to Marcus G. Heiney of Henley, Siskiyou <U the regular subsoriptionprice, we will give Abeolutely Free, and send by mail, pot' WM. NELSON, Hubbard ask him a question in that study that he o unty, Cal. patd Twenty-five Complete Itovolu—any twenty-floe you inay »elect front the folloto Street Commissioner. 8 I) Taylor vs Jackson county. ing IM : Any and all persons claiming adversely cannot readily answer. Mitchell, Lewis 4 Co vs Downing A El No. ïéS. Her Muulfeat Deutlny. By àman £ a M. D oubla ». Ke. IM. He has a better knowledge of physiol the above-described lands are requested to X. 1S2. Olympia. By M. T. C aldo ». » Wicked «Irh By M. kv J ““ . *- f'taetretW. ni re N«. IIS. A O ixii It,,. tile their claims in this office on or before Ko. 2bi. Dolore». Dy Mr». J ank G. A ustin . Ne. IM. A T Kvle vs G I^roux. to reserve person ogy than most teachers possess, and 'aid 12th day of June 1891. No. 289. A It rave Coward. By B. L- B tkvbnson . Nc IM. 2 'Tf*- "J nV' »»»»* Cea, Jr. al property. Nc 27». A Troublesome Girl. By •' T hk D uorkss .** No. IJtt. I he Call freni I m J i'Mbln. withal is quite a politician, being better Ry M. T. C albox ’ J ohn H. S hips . Resister. No. 278. G ulhyoruot Guilty. By A manda M. Dou«LA».nid No. 111. •/•í* is***'11".1 Phouki your little onn be taken T0*NI6HT Membrsnou» By M. T. Oatsu, I N Shook vs Samuel Colver and Geo B posted on the events of the day than No. 277. Fa<*cly Accused. By Mrs. An8. kTsraExs Til’d. No 120. r*. IH.mond llrac-el«!. Croup, wbai would you du? piijiicliui could •**« By Hrl. h W uos Curry. itsdb? NONE Ko. 27«, Í False Scent. By Mr». A lexa web . No. 128. < llffe Uy fvv* W Pisses. many who go to the polls and vote. He be Pearl ef ike Orient. By S yltabub O obb , Jr. No. 275. Ko. 123. Peter Lewis vs Chas Bates. Hteteré. By M.S., ut B lotvt . No. 271. as on Derrick’» Dituch 1er. By M. T. C au > ob . No. 122. MteTtbeSee. *>Ous. aosesva. J I Case Threshing Machine Co vs J G has not been drilled at home to show off; No. 27?. The Unden Farm Bride. By M ass a bet B lount . Ne 121. sTamerrn. Hr Mr. J.«O av.vis. No. 214. A DanceroM» W ornan. By Mrs. A nn H S tephens . No 120. he Evil Uestes, n, it. y. cM W,a. Birdsey. to recover personal property. he lias only been assisted when he called Blackbird lllll Hy E ntheb B rblb K ennet «. No. 250. No. 11*._______ — Ifl a tRsteleRs.hurmleM powder, and is the only safeguard. In A S M> on vs Thos Freshone. ------- and ------- No 249. The Peril of Richard Pardon. By R. L. F abjron Hrs. M at àokm F i kmimg . “'«'‘«••4 fere.. »V 20years it has Dover fuilotj. Order N<>W from y<*ur druggist for help. He is a well developed, healthy ________ Little Old Mau of the Uatlciiolies. By No. IM y Belinda Barnum vs L Townsend. “ * jrlromus. Fricc, 5oc. ▲ »anjj.'Ju powder by pail for ioc. « Su IM. The Îi.'î “ •J»""»«”oes. E milk X G abouiau abouiav . No. 101. ' looking child of modest and pleasing KBr" **7—r7 B7 Abram Bish vs G F Billings. TM BR. IELBIR MOPEIETAnf CD., JAMAICA, M REFAIRNG Ko. 247. Th ” ’m<!L.<r.ltan'«"l |he I'arth to the Moon. By J H. ules V ebnb . ’fot.” ByDr/j. Roaiwscx C omino No. 243. manners.—Hartland Cor. Pittsfield (Me.) jMi<r>llanfs Plot. By Dr. J. H. R obinson . No. IM. “ W R Dicken«on vs A H Spencer. No. 242. The — Haren liaron*« III. By R B ylvanus vlvanus C om obb , Jr. Jr, ’« W will* AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. No. M. A F Hunt vs I-evi Morris. Advertiser. No 241. The .'lie Gray Falcon. Dy By M. T. C O a albom loom . S« »? a rî!î--- ’’ “r* H*",J -e*». No. 240. Thos'A Mauzey vs Rufus ---------------- Edwards et al. --------- --------- -------------- ------ LT T The h® Borrow Sorrow of of u a Haoret. Hocret. By By M M aby aby C C eoil ecil H H ay at . . ARE YOU r aud IU« l'r«jU«t. t, W ilki . Couin. ih. _ appeal from justire court at Medford. ARRIES IN STOCK everything in the 'l.r/.r.WUdl»glU.g, »/ th. Mtbw No »I. l*> F Harding vs Elizalieth A Bvbee and of “ Dora Tliorue." Thorne." 9 > * The consumption of wool in Great shoeniaking line, with prices cheaper N«. * WANTING A TYPEWRITER? No. Ko. 236. Martyn M«ror> Ware w •« ’« . Ti T«npt.t|.a. B, Mr, H. W.«>> W«. 1' M -y*f'• ¿ognuno ’ Wm Bybee, motion for leave to enter exe Britain and in the United States in 1885 —. than any other place in town. 295. A Motlerii C'l..<t«rellt< “ B, Mihor "Dor. Tbora.." »«. M. cution No. »L The Islund Home. By M. T. C aldos . ONE AND THREÉ-FOURTHS N». II and 1889 was as follows: No. 289. The Fatal Glove- By C lama A ugusta . Vawter ,t Howard vs It E Edwards et al. W«. ' 228. The Mill Girl of Tyrol- By M. T. O albom . Half Solee 25 Cents per Pair. i No. ■«. _ „ 1885. 1889. action. No. 225. ““ ••• J*T H If so, let the R ecord MILLIONS. No. 223. Hulh llerrlrlt. h, W u i . uh H. RVMWB1.L. J no J Nt'aihamer vs Tho* Coker, action. Great Britain. Jfl8.000.0e0 «19.000,000 Inc.28p.e. I No. ®8.’ Ko. 2 ¡5. Iti "resss». B, Hrsa C.« «v. lu wvd-.1,7 f' United Stat«..WU.0MI.000 386,000,000 Dec. tp.c. Porpoise Laces. 6 cents per pair. M». Ü - Bank of A'hland vs C W Logan and Tbos ¿O / 2? <J|»r«4i «f Carew. Ry author ** Dora Tlrorue ’ offer you a fine Bargain, No. 214. 1 wo Ktue«. By the .ulbor of Dor. Thors. ■ Nc No. 214. CI oh A« aud Rannhlne. Ry C habum R babe . Why is it, then, our high protection Smith, action. Leather by the side, cheap. M TC rî." i''i 1*1? " No. 100,000 Prune Trees fmostly ï7 “J'” 1,7 * '0‘"* Ck Ttar» 212. A > acabond Heroine. By Mr». A. E dwabdb . No. H a brand-new instrument. No. Wm i’lnck vs W H Jacks, action. does not help ns to outgrow England U »7 »'.sCswav. lit». No 211. £ horn y croft Grange. By R ett W inwoob . No. — n.rsï/* r * “ ,U " th “ Death By uUwrM-' Para -»n I. C Coleman vs Jackson county, appeal tn manufacturing woolen goods? *V«rt .... (kr»mel Cottage. Dy Mr». H en by W ood . F rench^ Brass and Iron Nails, Awls, Cement, B t W ilhtb C ollins . No. 20». Thé irrenvn from county court. No. «2. •îî^'Jteî Wttats Cia-tss. ntoenm.l NC. 208. TbeTrsaaurevf E rauekaHI. »JÜ L- Stir- No. fil Wd.r, Etc., Etc., Etc. 35,000 Royal Ann cherry. , ilhc ■••Itasy.. By H ast Caen. M.r, C C Beekman vs Jas Hamlin, amended ■HMM. A shland , Ore., Mar. 30, 1891, Nc. eo. «f • ’“u.wsl-i motion for leave to issue execution. No. 207. Th« Misadventure« «f Johu Nleh«i«ft»i By E d . R fcord :—Please give through the 10,000 Early Crawford peach R obebt I. ouh 8 tevbn » on Fé. 19 l».«d Heart. Byasthor.f "boraTura, . In etpiity.) No, 206. Bread (Joon the Waters. By Miss M clock . Til’d, ««. H. columns of vour valuable paper, the his ark Day«. Ry Hu«« C onway . Ko. 205. A Tale of Three Lion». Hy H. R ideb H aouabd . No. 10,000 Moorpark and Royal ____ _ Jwcw. »y B I. r.tuaus. Julia A West vs Rufu» West, divorce. tory of “Mason & Dixon’s Line”—the No. 204. l*Hge Ninety-1 wo. hy M aby C ecil H ay . No. 75- Atl I. L Angle vs Jonas A Lee Ko. 208. Marr Hardwick’« Rival. By Mr». H. W ood . No. U. Cnil i year it was surveve»!, by whom, where THE SHOEMAN, Apricot. No. 202. Wall Flower«. Hr M arion H arland TU'd, No. W. Mil Tramatola«. By •• T mk nucasas." Satah \ Stephenson vs Elmer DStephen from and to, and on what degree of lati No. 201, The Merchant’« (Mme. Hy H oratio A lokb , Jr. No. 72. ïn< ButUaref Dors Thorn». * mo 91] ASHLAND, OREGON. son, divorce. No. 200. George Gnu I fl eld’« Journey. By Mis» N raddoi «. No. H. Tfo 35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg *7 L. JTA tude is it situated? D I. W. No. 108. My Slater Kate. By author “Dors Thorns." Til'd. No. 7«. Tho ttlaîrîSr Tree* lt* W I’ Hiilis vs J Carter et al, injunction. No. ¡97. Ileaperla. By M. T. C ai . dob . author of' Practical Gunsmith, L L Whitney vs G R Gallant and Alice apple. K o . 196. Ivan the Serf. By A ylvanu » Coin, Jr. No » «ab This name was given to the southern • Ry iriLKntCof LiNe. fi/ti No. 195. A Dark Inheritance. By M ary Oren H ay . Gallant No. ft J «h Wife. Ry >I1 m Ml i cru I1/. No. 164. That Winter Night Hr R obert B uchanan . 20,000 Gravenstein apple. No. 91. st R j M ím M E H maivgm . boundary line of the free state of Penn Sarah A Hull vs S M Hull, divorce. No. 183. The Red Crow. Hr M. T. C ai dor . .VEDFORD, OREGON, N«. M pM—Ä ---------------- a- .re.rer.ae .. icil — Har ¡Uutrafd. F«r Love or Riche«. Dy »uthor **A Gr»al No « Lady G w«j.dolln«*B Dm«. By th» author <4 Jas Helms et al vs Wm Gilroy et al, sylvania which formerly separated it from 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip I wish to announce to the public that I No. 182. Mistske." “ Dor« Thorn«. /Ib-ittattd. junction. Ko 181. The Wizard of Granada. RyM. T. C aldo « No. <4. H«dC«urtF By Mrs. ll«N«r Woao. fU d. am ready _ to take __ orders ____ ___ for ___ any ____ kind ■ ■ Ko. 180. A Woman’« Secret. Hy C lara A uqusta . Marguret J Smith vs Robt Smith, di- the slave states of Virginia and Maryland. pin apple. gunsmith V«. «. Th«Fra«<Mi By W ilbib C ollins TU d. Ko. 166. The Guilty River. Ry Wn.Ktx C ollins . Ko. •?. Hackt«the «aie. « y M aby C ech H ay lit work, repairing sewing machine-, he. It lies in latitude 31» decrees, 43 minutes, vorce 165 Florence Ivlegion’« Oath. Dy Mrs. U aby A. No. 61. TlaeLostHl _ >ta. Bj Mr». H ebby W ool /.-* 15,000 Ben Davis apple. filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors D enison . lUuttiatod. Minnie M Duval vs E Ml Duval No: 60 UeMer. »«y B eatsic « M «vn lUnttrated and 26.3 seconds north . All hut a little , No. 46. A BrJfiefr«iMtheB«a. Ryau'bor "pora 7boro». etc., etc. Ko. 154. Lsuieaster’« Cabin. By Mrs. M. V. V iotor . fil'd. Peter Britt vs Minerva A Meeker el No. 153. Moat Grange By Nr». H enry W ood . No. 49 Th«CH«k«t«a tlieHearik. AObrietaias «tçrr. of it was surveyed hv two Englishmen— I Office <m Front street, in building will No. foreclo'tire of mortgage. 152. The Polaan of A«pa. By F lorence M abmyat . Hr C habi . es D ickens . Tlhutratod Large Stock of all Ot er Lead John No Ü The Yellow Mask B y W ilkie C ollins . B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-. Ko. 151. Forging the Fetter«. By Mrs. A lexander . Malinda King vs Jas King, divorce. | Charles Mason and. Jeremiah Dixon, l»e- No. 150. A Playwright’« Daughter. By Mrs. annib No. 69. Ball Hraafia«. By f. H amilton M y km tlld. ing Varieties of Fruits. L Leonard vs G W Ohenchain ami Julia “ ____ . lilugtraud K dwabds No. M. MlMlnc. By M aby C ecil H ay ; i tween Nov. 15, 1763. and De»'. 26, 1767 No. 14» Hollow ‘ Ash Hull. By M aroa ret B lount , fil'd. No. 19. A n ««- By Mrs. H knby W ood . Oben. ha u, foreclosure of mortgage. No 148 A Bartered Life. Uy M arion H arland . No. 82. Slater Kaae. By W ilbib C olli ««; FREE FROM INSECT PESTS Wm U rick vs D H Burroughs. Fenk- Latterly, the phrase came to mean the Ko. 147. Sir Noe!’« Heir. By Mr». M at A vne « F lbmin «. No 81. Valerie’« Fate. By Mrs. A lke an deb be 14« Doria ’ « Fortune. By F lorence W ardbn . Ns. ». A G«l4ea DawH. Ry author •’Dor* TluHM. /if hait'i n <t Co., forttclosure of morttraee. boundaries lietween all the free and slave No. 145. The ____________ Nine of _________ Hearts. ___ B __________ y B. L. F arjeon . H M Pru-e vs Grace M Price, divorce. Catalogue Free. Address: Ko. 144 Lady ^VwiweTiir« .Valworth*« Diamond«. Diamoada. By “T hb D uchess . " Vawter A Howard vs Sophsmia J Baker state« of the Union, being referrer! to re re. Sy IU m M. B. Ba.re.v Ko. 143. Fair • but r..:r _r_: False. _ z Ry _________________ author of '■ Dora z Thorns.' ____________ 1 fil’d. Bv Un. an ». Brava»., et al. force O'ure. peatedly bv the eccentric John Randolph A Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy. ! ----- FOR SALE IN----- tejly. Sv Mr>. Ho.. w « m >. Ko. 142. The Woman Hater. By Dr. J. H. R obinson . TUd. Ko .141. Between Two Sins. By (bo suthor of ** Dcrs Wm U rick vs J M Walker and Russell A of Roanoke, »luring debate on the ques * Urtate*. ByM.BvCa.ii. H.v Thorne." IUuttratgd. B. th. author of Uora Tlu.ru. •• Co . same, i No. 140. The Lawyer*« Secret. By M1 m M. E. B babdon . lure. By MU. M clku : No 1» The Ktraime < aoe ef Dr. Jekyll aad Mr. Peter Britt v* H C Lewi' et al. mortgage tion of excluding slavery from Missouri ! You can always find the fin I. *y Mr. Her Wool.. Hyde. By R. L. R trvenson . . Sr Oreas. K.iov. Ja- Norris vs Mary Black et al. same No. Hi. An Old Man*« Sacrifice. By Mrs. A nn 8. in 1820, and thereafter. The phrase ilUaiSaallair. By .««ivTaoa.. S tephens . W H Atkinson vs Maggie Saxman et al. f. Laswre. »yM.-c.reea est of Imported and Do No. 187. Tnder the Lilac«. By author of“ Dors Thorns.*’ Ma. 9. _ “Mason and Dixon’s Line” was used by wire. By ______________ MoavOecrLBAV. Sue. foreclosure of mortgage Just think of It! We will give you twentyflre ehsrmlng oomplete novels free If you will ui'ua Hattie B Winters vs Geo W Winters, di- D israeli, the prime minister cf England, mestic and Key West uni; one yearly eubecriber The novela are Splendid ones, and they are published complete In vorce. some ten »-ears ago. as separating North I neat pampblH form. Note the names of the author*—they are tha most celebrated writers both Rufus Cox v* Charity Cox. divorce. ot America aud Europe. Note also th* long and attractive Hit from wbloh you are nrlvUMail C5 X <3- A K, S ¡Take! Take! Take! The “Valley Record.” Vavter A Howard vs M DA L Co and 1 and South America! to select No matter which of the novel» you chooae, you will bo perfectly delighted with thJm Inquire at the R ecord office. D Co., foreclosure of mortgage. Most ot the novel* In tbl* Hat sell for 2S cents each in the Seatide and other 'IIbrarfe* You can eei It cures ennui. 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