Valley record., April 23, 1891, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD.
LABOR AMD THE TARIFF.
Klamath County Items.
King of Medicines
■EVANS Ac BRUNK Ashland Market
John E. Pelton
Beef, Pork and MntWn.
, P
P
M
PICTURES of YOURSELt
-OR-
■
FAMILY
MAY BE HAD _A_T
LOGAN’S GALLERY
, E
G
STALLIONS M
MAYER
Finished in Style Equal to
AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR
IM
TAILOR.
A liiberal Share of Pat
rouage solicited.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
THE
SIX MILES SOUTH OF
GRANT’S PASS, OR.
200.000TREESFORSALE
■ - $100.00.
THE PARISH MF’G CO.
JEWELRY!
little fortuutshave hern n»ad«*t
^^y***^^ w<»ii» h r us, by /.una I'agv, Austin,
I • xi*«, nnd .In« B<-nn. 'I uledo. < •hh».
v SJMS b *'*'** ,'"1- <'flu it. are doing as well Why
T
WMEn^^g^^Kuot you ‘ S-.ine earn over »iOO.W a
/
k S*-' ^dwB>l>o,ttl|- You can do the work and live
I toS A ‘Rs.
hotue, v li. revi r you am. Even ba-
/ <1^ ’
t^ynapr iSnnrra are easily earning from ft to
elGathiy. All agt-s. Weshow yoehow
YV'L. and «tart you. » an wurk in kpsretime
or all th<-time. Big mi ne) for work«
A
“*• I olhire unknow n «mong them.
j,. w
wonderful. Particulars free,
aTTwi
ii. II ail let I «1: (k>.,l£ox
Poi'tluntl, Maine
—CONSISTING OF—
Apple, Pear. Peach, Plum, Prune. ¡
Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Alinoutl 1
Walnut, Chestnut, Shade and Orna­
mental trees.
Will be open May 1st,
—I ALSO 1—
Strawberry
Plants, Blackberry
and Orapevines.
1‘lants For the accommodation of a limited num
her of guests.
Board and lodging )>er week............... |10
“
"
"
“ day................... 1
“ per day.......................................... 1
Single meals...............................................
judge :
H. JUDGE
INTERNATIONAL
Our Nursery
Harness & Saddle
Hill Land,
PASSEMGER & FREIGHT Red Without
Manufacturer.
lffigatiou.
Piice
■
IS GROWN ON
UK- WE do not handle, cultivate, or
attempt to PROP AGATE any varieties
or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that
thev are well ADAPTED to the soil and
climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE­
GON. Write for terms to
A. H. CARSON ASON, Grant's Pass,Or.
OR
W. B. C olton . Agent. Ashland. Or.
A. YEA K ! I undertake to briefly
Bl" J I I I I 11 tea. liHity t«iily i.n- I.;g. nt |.er»en of either
Nh
■ I ■ ■ ■ |*ex, who cun r«ud and write, and who,
KIM ■ 1 II II I I»'" r i..stru. lion,will «urk induatriouely,
ww mf WF WF how to earn Three Thouaiuid Dollar« a
Year in their own localitiea.ulnr. ver they live.I will also furnish
the situation or enipleynirut.at « hlch you can earn that amount.
No monev for me unless bucceasf ul ue above. Easily and quickly
learned. I desire but one worker from each district vr county. I
have already taught and provided with emplovinetit a large
number, who are making over »3000 a year each. It a NEW
and SOLID. Full particulars FR EE. Address at once,
Box 4iC<>, Augusta, Maine,
8288
Frank Cook, Jr., of Ashland is visit­
Ibe woraiugmeD m txe —mfrj ware
•Scro/ulous Humor — A Cure
potvenes at Trenton, N J., have been on ing his brother-in-lsw, F. 8. Stanley.
I
DEALERS IS
“Almost Miraculous."
ASHLAND Os Tncaspar, April 23 Z8M a strike for weeks in consequence of a
A 14-lb. girl was bom to the wife of
PAINTS.
OILS,
PAINTERS' TOOLS,
“ When I was 14 years of age I had a severe i
«harp reduction in wagea. It has beer, David Vinson at Langell valley on the 3d.
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
wtsak
of
rheumatism,
and
after
I
recovered
The People's Paper.
The fsmous Lost Cabin has again l>een
found impoofbie for tbe «00 idle hand-
.J to go on crulches. A year later, scrofula,
found in the wildest portion of wild Peli­
Building Papers, Wrapping Papers
to bring tbe manufacturers to terms
Successor to H OSLE Y de PELLON,
a the form of white swellings, appeared oa
can bay.
and Twines.
Ssoator Palmer once worker! for 25
rious parts of my body, and for 11 years I
This labor difficulty tn a highly pro
Gen. John F. Miller has purchased 150
— Wholesale and Ketaü Dealer in —
■s an invalid, being confined to my bed
cento a day on an Illinois farm, and af­ tactod industry, which has been recently
head of cattie from Alex. Martin. Sr., tbe
All kinds of
are. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
terward learned tbe trade of cooper. He favored by McKinley, with still higher
price being $15 a head, calves and all.
.rcd and broke, causing me great pain and
ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
paid hie own way through college.
protecUGD.haa not proven s subject which
‘tiering. I feared I never should get well.
Charley Hun phrey and A. H. Engle
I
CONTRACTS FOR
■ Early in lSsfi I went to Chicago to visit a
procect.oimtt journals desire to treat have gone to Sisson to be engaged in saw
Jerry Simpeon’s prediction that the
'ter, but was confined to my bed most of the I
The policy of tbe protecuonist papers of milling
ainting
apering
tc
Alliance will carry at least set en South­
iie I was there. In July I read a book, • A
Trenton was to say as little as puesibl»
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Charley Swingle has let the contract ’>ay with a Circus,’ in which were statements
ern Statee next year isn't pleasing the
Cor.
ats
and
ranite
streets,
about the matter. Now, however, the for the erection of a new residence and
Terms. Cash. Pass-book accounts pat-
»cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Iw. im
Democrats half as much as the carrying strike haa continued so long and the pom huge barn on his Langell valley farm.
able Monthly.
Ashland. Oregon.
ressed with the success of this modi
that
of Kansas did
term of tbe manufacturers haa become so
Dr. H. W. Cox, wife and two children I decided to try it. To my gr<_...
.tifieation
He
untenable that the two protectionist pa­ have arrived at Klamath agenev
e sores soon decreased, and I be-.- to feet
The Ran Joee Better Timet ia a new ex- pers of that city have spoken out in very succeeds Dr. Do iso n as agenev physician.
tter and in a short time I
up ap...
it of doors. I continued to take Hood s Sar
ehange that now finds its way to the Rr.c- plain terms.
Frank Burrows, who has been stopping
parilla for about a year, when, having used
obd ’ i table. It is bright and ably edited.
(me of tneee, The Trenton Times, lias with his brother, Eugene Burrows, for
x bottles, I had become so fully released
J. J. Owen, formerly publisher of the printed a long and scorching editorial <«i over a year, has returned home to Michi­
IOO IMPORTED
m the dlsecsj that I went to work for the
the strilo . It is said that the Republi­ gan.
8. F. Golden Gate, is its editor.
-mt & Walling Mfg Co., and since then
and Registered
David
P
Rowe,
a
prisoner
in
the
can« of the city have sent numbers of
HAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAT
Klamath comity jail for cattle stealin t,
Ck
de, Shire, Per­
I
copies
of
t
paper
containing
this
ar
­
In his speeches in Ohio, Mr. McKinley
n account of sickness. I believe the disease
was married in the «-o-irt house April
cheron
& Norman
aaasiled Mr. Cleveland on account of bis ticle to Maj McKinley. Some of the 15th to Mrs. Mattie Huffman of Langell
i expelled from my system, I always feel well,
•ent'-nces which be haa read in this ar­ valley.
Stallions.
.m in good spirits and have a good appetite.
anti-coinage position; but in Boston his
Has Moved into the building
ticle will be of interest to all observers
For Sale from $400 to
v
weapons were leveled at the democratic
While Ah Giddings was loading grain I am now 37 years of age and can walk as well
adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar­
M.
of events connected with the tariff, and
s
any
one,
except
that
one
limb
is
a
little
$000
each.
ket on the north, and invites
majority that insisted on free silver coin- cannot full to open the eyes of the vast into a wagon at Jmige Smith’s granarv a hotter Uian the other, owing to the loss of
This is the time to btiy inorder
the public to inspect his samples
hob-tailed ornery cur yelped and fright­
to
have
them
perfectly
accli
­
one,
and
the
sores
formerly
on
my
right
leg.
army of consumers to the humbug tariff ened the team.
Ab. was crushed in be­
mated for next season, and we
To my friends my recovery seems almost
must sell tn order to make
Henry Watterson says Blaine and Har­ which th'-y are supporting in the name tween the wagon and the wall, but his miraculous, and 1 think Hood's Sarsaparilla
room for new importation-The
of protection to American lalx>r.
bruises are not dangerous.—Star.
freight on a horse to Por?lend,
is the king ot medicines." W illiam a
rison have combined, by which Ben io to
The Trenton paper printed an article
Oregon is only $SO.
I. eub , 9 N. Railroad St., Kendallville, Ind.
, be tbe next republican candidate for pres­ in its news columns about the strike,
Sick Headache
Every animal fully Warranted. Terms Easy. Send
ident and Jim is to keep his place as sec­ and it said in tbe editorial that it waa May be caused by otomach troubles, neuralgia I
for Catalogue«
Address
retary of state and manager ot tbe presi­ a>ham« 1 to print such facts. Especially ' or uervouMies», but it is a sure indication that I Sold by all druggists. $l;Mxfor$S. Prvpared oaly
Jr.
Valerius ft Co.,
by C. L HOOD t CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mate.
•
V/. tertc w’», V/is.
*
dent.
He also sees that neither Cleve­ so “at a tiiae when an increased tariff : there Is something wrong somewhere. And !
whatever
the
cause.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is
a
i
land nor Hill will receive the democratic law on tbe one hand and a trust among
IOO Doses One Dollar
reliable remedy for headache, aud for all trou­
».
t nomination, for the country is getting themselves, which protects both their bles which seem to require a corrective and
tired of New York’s control ol national prices and outputs, on the other have regulator. It cures dyspepsia, biliousness,
I
made it impossible for sanitary ware malaria, tones tbe stomach, creates an appe­
politico.
manufacturers elsewhere in the world to tite and gives strength to the nerves.
Count Tolstoi, in bis Kreutzer Sonata, prevent tlv ir enjoyment of a full mon­
-CITY-
Real Estate Transfers.
ban done away with the idea of men and opoly of tbe trade.”
Jas G Birdsey, sheriffs deed, to Jemima J j
H tv are some sentences which McKin­ Norton—500acres in secs 10. 11 and 3, all in '
women having any use for est h other.
He baa also knocked out liquors and to­ ley read In the }*otectioa paper sent him: tp 37 s r 1 w ; $1261
“The wrong done iu Netting out in
Jemima J Norton to Jas C Tolman— i
baccos in another work, and declared
midwinter > ene 600 pottery operators ! same; $1400.
against tbe sinfulneee of mur e.
The
ASHDAND,
OREGON.
Aiax Blakely to Garfield Iron and Lime,
doe-« i-ot ext » i »lone in results to them
world, tbe fiesh and the devil had better
—320 se res In secs 16 and 36, tp 35 s r I
in'' ’heir families. If it did it would be Co
call up Martin Luther before Tolstoi an­ >f grcaUsigntikanco. But .1 affects this w; $800,
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
Jas '• Birdsey, sheriffs deed, to Robt Tay­ All work ordered will be made to give entire
nihilâtes bis doctrine that "He who hates ity iu all its trades."
Freight moved about town at rates
lor—5 acres tp'39 s r 1 e; $132.78.
wino, women and song remains a fool all
SATISFACTION-
“And who is hurt? The tnuployesand
ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
E 8 Smith to S J Barber—the three-six­
their laioiiieB? Yes. Who else? The teenth interest in the Fowler 'edge, White
hia lifelong.”
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
wood of all kinds delivered any-
city? Yes. And who besides? The Re­ Rock and Jay Bird mines in . xckson coun­
Tba Portland Telegram is kicking l»e- publican party, which gave these and ty ; $3000.
and at Low Rates.
where n town at lowest prices.
cauae tba republican bosses, office-hold­ .11 potters their grand opportunity."
Same to W H Adams—same; $3900.
TYPEWRITER.
Ben' ett Million to J E Pelton et al—66-
er« and politicians are making the com­
"There h such a thing as a political
TIMBER
LAND
NOTICE.
A strictly first class machine.
Fully
ing reception to Preaident Harrison a po­ p rty being woufided iu tbe house of its 100 acres in tps 38 and 39 s r 1 e; $1.
warranted. Made from verv best material,
A I) Helman to Jacob Wagner—1-100 United States Land Office, Roseburg Or.,)
tends.
This
is
today
the
case
in
the
by
skilled
workmen,
and
with
the
liest
tools
litical affair. Of the important commit­
March 28th, 1891. i
acres in to 39 s r I e; $5; deed of cor
that have ever been devi.-ed for the purpose.
ky of Trenton and in those very few
N
otice
is
hereby
given
that
toe« appointed only a few democrats are
Cliriborne Neil to J C Neil—150 acres in
in compliance with tbe provisions ot Warranted to do all that can be reasonably I
a® the tail end of them. Portland repub­ »(her cities where factories or shops have sec 3o. tp 39 s r 2 e; $1.
tbe act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled expected of the very liest typewriter extant.:
taken
advantage
of
increased
protection
State of Oregon to Jacob Lesser—320 acres "An act for the sale of timber lands in the Capable of writing 150 words per minute—
lican politicians are big hogs. Thev have
to lower tne wage»of operatives in order sec 36, tp 3p s r 3 w; $4000.
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and or more—according to the ability of the
hogged about all the federal offices and
Same to F Lesser— s% of sec 36, tp 34 s r Washington Territory,’’ Chas. Clawson, of operator.
hastily to get rich."
everything else in sight.
Henley, County of Siskiyou, State of Cali­
"These manufacturing corporations 3 w, 320 acres; $100.
J e Smith to E S Smith— H interest of fornia, ha> this dav filed in this office his
and firms proved—and it required no
Pevdums, Cal., has had a shaking up,
Fowler ledge, White Rock and Jay Bird sworn statement for the purchase of
If there is no agent in your town,address i
large amount of proof to convince, for mines; $2560.
the S
°f B E
and S H of S W y, of
and no mistake. It waa the fault of some
the manufacturers:
section
No.
24,
in
township
No.
39,
south,
simple arithmetic came to the voter's
F Roper to W M Blakeiy et al—the w %
drummers, who were stopping in town. aid—that an increased tariff on pottery
of n w % of sec 28 and lots 4 and 5, sec 29, range No. 4 east, and will otter proof to
show that the land sought is more valuable
Having nothing else to do, these gentle­ ware would inure to the benefit of the all in tp 39 s r 1 e; $5lMX).
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
men wrote a letter to every minister in home trade. Even Senator McPherson
C Bulimeyer to Henry Albers—90 acres iiurposes, and to establish his claim to said
Agents wanted.
PARISH, N. Y.
tbe town containing the tollowing words, believed it; he knew it. The president in Ip 37 s r 2 w ; $2400.
and before the Register and Receiver of
M Manly to He-ter A Galloway—lot 1, 2. this office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday,
penned in an agitated hand: "All it dis­ was elected in 1888 on that issne, and
fTf TP O' /
STENOGRAPHY
and
I the 12th <tay of June, 1891.
3 and 4. block 12, Medford; $2800.
covered—fUy f" And no one knew until the congress on that issue.”
He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey rII JLP j ! typewriting free
Uh»s Nickell to J W Hockersmith—lot 3,
"Have our l'renton sanitary, ware pot­ Ashland: $150.
of Ager. Siskiyou connty, Cal., Wm. C.
the drummers divulged their scheme,
First-class facilities and best of teachers.
ters
suddenly imbibed the idea that pro
Wm A ngle et al to ii tfolingsworth—lot Ross of Cadillac, Siskiyou county. Cal., Address, with stamp for retu.n postage,
why there was no preaching in Petaluma
Marcus G. Heiney and James F. Anderson I
taction is an »gis for them alone and not 7 block 3, Medford; $160.
THE PARISH MF’G CO.,
the next Sunday.—-Crescent Citv Record.
of Henley. Siskiyou county, Cal
for their workmen? The tariff jumps up
Any and all persons claiming adversely I
I
Parish, N. Y.
Better Than a Gohl Mine.
A new and fine stock just arrived.
alxjve described lands are requested to j
The universal voice of the pr<«M and at their request to 55 per cent. They
Ten acres set to fruit when in a bearing tlie
EYE TESTER to discover exactly
tile
their
claims
in
this
office
on
or
before
combine,
and
thus
take
advantage
of
statesmen of this country approve Mr.
'ondition will yield an income of from $2<MX)
4 M
A I
Be ranted «tour NEW line of work,
kind of glass you need.
IM ■ ■ »8 B BF i .)"
mid I l . ii . rnhly, by the»«’ of
tiuit tariff on the basis of non-home as to $4500 per year and requires no expensive said 12th day of June, 1891.
jWB I B IM p5 8 • 'l‘‘
"tnip r old, and in thrir
Blaine’s position in regard to the New
J ohn H. S hupb , Register.
Not here just for the season—But here to
. W I ILS I ® f
■ ow .1 i . ttofi.
h.-i. ver tin y liv« . Any
well m non-foreign competition. Presto! maehinety to operate it. A fruit-eai>er in
■ on» • 'in
'If work. Ea«v to learn.
stay.
Orleans affair— that the state of Louisiana tlie wages of laborers are scaled dowu the Willamette valley requires but a small
e
furnish
everything.
We
«tan
you
No
risk.
ou
¿an
d.
vota
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
I our spare niomeuia, or nil your tine- to I he v>tk. Thi» is an
All Goods Warranted as Represented or
and not the federal government is the on an average of over 22 per cent. Is it (Utlay. ha- all the advantages of a civilized
ntireiy new lead, ind bring» wonderful «u< < ess to everv u etk.-r.
Money Refunded.
and cu tured society, has good and conven­ United States Land Office. Roseburg, Or.,) I Jejrii
pinners are earning from $25 to lr... per w< < k apd up« aids,
power which must deal with that matter. any wonder that on such a result work­ ient markets and receives a lietter income
ind 1 more
__________________
altera little experience. We can furnish you the ent-
March 28th, 1891. ( ! jlqyment
and teach you
4 I K FL. No t-pa . to explain here. Full
But Di Rudini might, if he were given a men cry out against an ‘iniquitous tariff" from the same investment than can be had "XrOTICE is hereby given that tn cotnpli- I , information
FKKK. r TK
J’j I'E A- < O.. »1 ui six. H aise .
bint, oak why, then, the case of Nagle, and denounce the very party for which from any other line of business. You can A. ance with the provisions ot tlie act oi I
get this land from $55 to $75 per acre of The congress of June 3, 1878. entitled “An act ■
who murdered Terry, was taken from the they have voted?’
Oregon Land Company of Salem, Oregon. for the sale of timber lands in the states of '
Chitwood. Bros. Plaza Cor.
"But what can that party do to retain
California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washing­
jurisdiction of the Cslifornia courts, and
"One of my cu-tomers came in today and ton Territory,” Wm. C. Ross, of Cadtl
ASHLAND
OREGON
adjudicated by the United States su­ its reputation and its honor if the men asked me for tbe liest cough medicine I lac, County ol Siskiyou, State of California, ' The Umpire Gold and Silver Mining and
who profit by it and are workers in it liad." says |^w Young, a prominent drug­
Milling
Company.
Ixication
of
principal
preme court, one of its members being
tiiis dav filed in this office his sworn
turn about on the very heels of a protec­ gist of Newman Grove. Neb. "Of course 1 has
statement for the purchase of the N E >4 of i pla’eof business, San Francisco, Califor­
an interested partv.—Telegram.
tion victory and ccale down the wage -bowed him Uhamliertain's Cough Remedy section No. 30 in towjiship No. 39, south, nia. Location of works, Wagner Creek
Disttict, Jackson county, Oregon.
earnings of thetr operatives without a and he did not ask to see any other. I have range No. 5 east,and will offer proof to show ; Mining
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
Partisan republican papers are struck
never yet sold a medicine that would loosen
word of explanation and, wfeen the opera­ and relieve a severe cold so quickly as that that the land sought is more valuable for of the Board of Directors held on the 27th
NOTICE is hereby given that the under­
its timber or stone than for agricultural pur­
with the friendly reception of the presi­ tives do not accept th»; terms, Lui pro­
remedy dues. I have sold four dozen of it poses. and to establish his claim to said la.td day of March. 1x91, an assessment, (No 3,) signed has, by the County Court of Doug­
dent in the South. Their surprise it that pose to advise about it, close np business jrithin tlie last sixty days and do not know before the Register and Receiver of this of­ of two (2) cents per share, was levied upon las county. State of Oregon, been appointed
executor of the last will and testament of
of sectionslisU. Grant, Haves and Ar­ and absolutely refuse to treat with them of a single case where it failed to give the fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on Friday tlie the Capital Stock of the Corporation, pav­ U. L. Rice, with will annexed. All per­
able
immediately
in
United
States
Gold
most
perfet
t
satisfaction.
”
50
cent
bottles
12th day of J une, 1891
thur went through the South and were by personal interview or by arbitration?”
sons having cla'.ms against said estate are
for sale by Chitwood Bros., druggists.
He names as witnesses: Jacob Casey of Coin, to the Secretary, at the office oi the hereby notified to present the same, prop­
"It was ba I judgment, if not a crime,
treated everywhere with edthnsiaetic
Ager, Siskiyou county, Cal.; Clias. F. An­ (.'ontpany, 328 Montgomery street, Room ; erly verified, to me. at Roseburg, Douglas
derson, M'arcus G. Heiney and Charle- 13, San Francisco, California.
courteey, and they did not violate good for tho sanitary waro (»otters by lower­
BORN
Any Stock upon winch this Assessment County. Oregon, within six monts from
:
Clawson, of Henley. Siskiyou county. Cal.
ing
wages
to
turn
out
of
work
609
nn
u
taste, either, bv making partisan speech­
shall remain unpaid on the 4tli day of May, the date hereof, at the postofflee in said
1
Anv
and
all
persons
claiming
adversely
GEISBRECHT
—
In
Ashland.
April
13,1891.
!
1891, will be delinquent, and advertised for city ■ and r.ll persons being indebted to said
es. as Harrison is doing. Fmni the time and women in midwinter, when aUnitod
to Mr. und Mrs. Geisbrecht. a daughter. the afjove-desenbed lands are requested to sale at public auction, and unless payment estate are hereby notified to make imme­
States law kid guaranteed them in­
, file their claims on or before said 12th day '
he entered the South he has in nearly
is made before, will be sold on Saturday, diate payment to me at said place
creased trade and profits.”
r of June, 1891.
B. BROCKWAY.
the 23d day of May, 1891. to pay the delin­
every address, made tn reception assem­
J ohn H. S hips , Register
Nome protectionist lias written a
Executor of said estate.
quent
Assessment,
together
with
costs
of
blies of mixed politics, made some parti­ pamphlet called "How Protection Raises
Dated this 19th dav of February, 1891.
advertising, and expenses of sale.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
san allusion that is not in line with the Wages." That is a fitting problem for ISE:
By order of the Board of Directors.
I
A. CHEMINANT, Secretary.
p fl
United States Land Office, Roseburg, Or.)
courtesies of such a tour.
Because the the Trenton pottery operatives to try to iter county, Ore-
Office No. 328 Montgomery street, Room
gon, near what
l\
March
2Rth.
U91.
+
solve
while
they
are
spending
tho
wiutor
men who are offended by thia do not
Iapr2
i* pow Baker City, a /^’pN’TflDV
N otice is hereby given that 13, San Francisco, California.
a man who has since LLI 1 1 UHT
show their annoyance, some of our re- m enforced idleness.
in compliance with the provisions
l>ccome identified with the resources and fi
A
I of the act of Congress of June 3,
is hereby given to the
publican cotems. conjure a vivid picture I
N otice
development of that country. This tpan JF “IW
Twlwte fro in Mai-feli Grass.
18“8, entitled “ An act for the sale i
tax payers of the City of Ashland that
is
no
other
than
Mr.
John
Stewart,
one
o<
tlw
of a South made republican bv this pro­
of
Umiigr
lands
in
the
States
of
Califor
­
A St. P»nl (Minn.) «tpeciul says that wealthiest and most influential citizens in the
the street and poll tax levied by the Citv
gress of the president from Lynchburg to through the »Sorts uf an inventor county. In a recent letter he says : “ I had been nia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington i
Council of the City of Ashland on the 7th
Territory,
”
Jacob
Casey.'of
Ager,
County!
day
ot February, 1891. is now due and will
l.l Paso . ’Tie hut a dream. The South of Iowa articles which can be tnahu- suffering from pains in my back and general kid­
State • of California, has
liecome delinquent on the 15th day ot April,
complaint for some time, and had used many of Siskty-iu,
has nothing in common with the presi­ factnivl from common slough grant are ney
his sworn !
1891. Pay up before then and save costs.
remedies without any but temporary relief. The this day filed in this office
dent’s policies or party, and has just had attracting consitlentble attention. The pains
pam, in
in my
mv back
„«i had
«.« become
—... so
------
....... that I was . statement for the purchase of the S E £ of I
WM. NELSON.
severe
prevented from attending to my work
could
^°-
lI? lP
^(>
j
Street Commissioner.
a look into the oven of that hell of sec­ fanners of the northwest have been pay­
uu> move
uiwvc «U/
m I without the use cf™
East, $nd will otter proof to show that the |
not
about
of a ¿....c.
cane. Hear-
tional politics in which he tried tn liar- ing large prices for binding twine, atul “«¿“M^^rfriend^^fTheVoTiderfu’l cnre* ef. Mmi'l s< ugbt is more valuable for its timbei
it
is
this
fact
¡trobably
which
started
or
»tone than for agricultural purpo-es,1
feetgd
by
Oregon
Kidney
Tea,
I
was
induced
to
try
becue it, by means of the Fnree bill.
George Lowry to iuvestig»!« the uset» 3 box. and from that very first dose I found insHnt and to establish his clgim to said land be-1
and before using half the contents of .HV?
lore the Register and Receiver of this office ■
... r
Membranous
Should your llttl® one be taken TO-NIQHT
to which common marsh grass could lie I reUef.
piijiician could save
A KANSAS MAYORESS
box the pains in my back entirely disappeared. at Roseburg. Oregon, on Friday, the 12th ;
Croup, what would you du? What phji
its life? NOME
pm. He has made several inventions I have every faith ;u the virtues of the Oregon dav of June, 1891.
Beidin’s|
_________________ J Remedy
Witctuta dhpatch. April 2D.)
which arc ,ai assured success. The bind­ Kidney Tea, and cankoo»uentiou&ly recommend
He names as witnesses: Chas. Clawson.
The people of Kiowa, one of the old ing twine Hindu i.y his method is strong, it to my friends, i would not be yrithout it for James F. Anderson and Marcus G Heine>
anything.”
______________
irmlCNS p’iwder/aod
oktyfl.iiwijuard. In
of Henley, Siskiyou county, Cal., and Wni.
Is
a tasteless, hai
cattle town«, are up in revolt atminat the durable, and, above ail cheap. While
90
20 years
year» it
i t has
bus i never
lever failed.
fai
Order
. _ NOW from
.. ... , yurdruggl®
_____ „c ’
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, I ucoh U- G Uqs*- of Cadillac, Siskiyou county, Cal.
»from
ir from us. Price, 5uc.
Sue. A sample powder by mail for loc.
ladv who ia mavorma of the citv and now the material from which ordinary bind­ nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
Anv and all persons claiming adversely
TME
DR.
BELOI®
FRSPRiETAIff
CO.,
JAMAICA,B.T
sensation while urinating, and all affec­ the aixtve-de'crilied lands are requested to
ing twine is made costa from |120 to
controls municipal affaira.
Kiowa has
tions oi th« kidney or urinary organs of either sex.
hie their claims in this office on or before
JIS')
per
ton.
slough
gras»
costs
from $3
a)wavs been a "wet” town, bnt l»et Tti“«
-aid 12th day of June, 1891.
t<y ^*> a ton, and the cost of msklug tke
-A.JEÒE YOU
fur
sale
by
J.
C.
Barrett
k
Co.
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
dav the handful of pmhih<tioniata and
twiito fro n either material is about the
100,000
Prune
Trees
^mostly
the women <mt to-ether and elected, hv a same. A c<nni>any lias been organized
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
majority of two, Mrs D Paxton mavor- for the manufacUtre of this twine.
F ranch )
I
Unite'
’
States Land Office, Roseburg. Or.) ■
eaaa of the citv. Directlv after the in­
The couipatiy will «Iso make cordage
March 28th, 18«I. i ' 35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
HARD-FINISH COTTAGE contain,
stallation the new executive dismissed of ail kinds, bagging au<1 luaiting from
ing four rooms, in a very desirable lo­ ! VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
10,000 Early Crawford peach If so, let the R ecord
iA in compliance with the provisions ot
cation. Apply to
the former citv marshal, put in a new luarsh grass. Marsh grass makes good
offer you a fine bargain,
the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled
MRS. J. D. CROCKER
10,000 Moorpark and Royal
man and ordered everv one of the eleven rope in any sjge. and formed into small
“An Act for the sale of timber lands in the
a brand-new instrument.
Apricot.
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Saloons in the ritv close.! ti"ht snd all twine it can readily be woven into coarse
cloth of great strength, which can be
Washington Territory,” Marcus G. Hein­
the billiard room a shut np
These plac­
Esopus Spitzenberg
ey. of Henley, County of Siskiyou, State of 35,000
put to ti variety of uses. Tie cotton
California .has this day filed in this office hi-
es have been fhe main attraction of the planters of the United States annually
apple. i
sworn stateLient for the purchase of the N
♦own, and beeanae of its liheralitv in rair.» about l.ffltl.OOO bales of cotton,
W
of sec N<> 28. in tp No. 39 8, R No. ! 20,000 Gravenstein apple.
«CCAUSC TH
these matters. Kiowa haa alwava been a vvlii. ii rttjuire about 60,000,000 yards of
5 Eas and will otter proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its • 25,000 Yellow Newtown Pip­
favorite rendezvous for cattlemen whose ba gginj
Tim Jute bagging casts about
D. M. Fuutv & Cd*»
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
pin apple.
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced
money has alwava contrihnted to the eig it c< r.s a yard. The grass twine bag-
posps, and to establish his claim to said
ging
can
la
1
iac.de
at
about
one
cent
a
welfare of the merchants.
Ssturdav a
■ and before the Register and Receiver of 15,000 Ben Davis apple.
this office at ltoseb^rg, Oregon, on Fri­
meeting of business men was called, and yard less. New York Tribune.
For 1891 wiH be mailed FREE
day the 12th day of June, 18».
ah applicants, and to last season*
-. a committee dispatched to interview the
He names as witnesses: Wm. C. Ross, Large Stock of all Ot er Lead­
J/EDFORD,
OREGON,
Sine« Abraham Lincoln issued his
customers. It is better than ever
of Cadillac. Siskiyou county. Cal., J. Casey ,
Every person u*»ag GarJftt,
_ mayoress, hut she would not hud -e from imnicr: pret i ..’,nation over thirty mill­
ing
Varieties
of
Fruits.
I
wish
to
announce
to
the
public that I
Flower or Fiold
of Ager. Siskiyou county. Cal., Chas. Claw­
her high moral pedestal.
Her husband ion - r’- and slave« have been emancipat­
should send for it. Address
son and Jas. i. Andefsoti, of Henley, Sis­ F3EE FROM INSECT PESTS am ready to take orders for any kind ■ i
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machine­
D. M. FERRY ACO.
• as seen, but he conld do nothin ». This ed. i'ii werk even then begun has been
kin ou county, Cal.
tiling saws, sharpening krdyes and scissor-
DETROIT, MICH.
Any
and
all
prisons
claiming
adversely
'
comp!*-
J
ia
slavery
is
abolished
nomine another meeting waa held, and
Largest Seedsmen in the world
Catalogue Free. Address:
etc., etc.
tlie aoove-desenbed lands are requested to
in
Lt
.¿i!
ami
u
in
course
of
extinction
Office on Front street, in building will
* waa determined to defv the orders of
file their claims in this office on or before!
el.v".v
•
For th« second time in his­
John B. Wrisley. the real estate agent. 2-
said 12th day of June, 1891.
te mavoreaa and keep open the saloons, tory t a ery h dying out of the civilized
J ohn H. S hupe , Register.
eapite the city marshal. Just what will world.
je the outcome ia hard to foretell, but
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
>.>1 OK-on and Talleyrand.
--the two factions in the town are hottrlv
Wlmv was s'range in Napoleon's be­ I
United States Land Office. Rossburg, Or..)
.becoming more Warlike in their atti­ havior toB'ards me waa that at the very
March 2cth. 1891, f
-VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
----- FOR SALE IN
tudes.
time that he ¿Lowed himself most sns-
a « in uumpUan,' <’ with the provisions of I
' pieious of me he was oudeavoring to
the act of congress ci Jubjt 1878. entitled
The Preehvterv of Southern Orewn draw ma nearer to him. Tims in the
“An act for th« sale of timber' Uqqs in the
To Whom It Way Concern.
met in Medford the 14th inst at 7:.'1O n
states
of California, Oregon. Nevada, and .
month of December. 1813, he asked me
x m., and was opened with a sermon bv
Washington
Territory.
”
James
F.
Ander-
OHN R. NORRIS is hereby appointed
Rev, W. A. Smick of Roseburg
Rev. to resume the portfolio of foreign affairs
s< n. o’ Henlev. County of Siskiyou. Slate
agent during my absence to make ad
Robt Ennia of Jacksonville presided, which 1 straightway declined, convinced
of California, has this dav filed in this of­
collections an.i settlements; ami all per­
fice his sworn statement for the purchase of sons knowing themselves indebted to me
and E R. Erford of Medford w is tem­ as 1 was that we could never agree on
the 8 W bi of sec No. 2». in tp No. 39. 8 R will take due notice that he is instructed to
porary. Revs A. F. Lott and J R. N. the only possible way of hie escape from
No. 5 E -nd will oiler proof to show that the i make prompt settlements and collections.
Bell having removed to Independence, the maze into which he had been brought
Inquire at the R ecord office.
land sought is
valuable for its timber ■
J. M McCAl.L.
were dismissed to the Presbvterv of Wil­ by his folly.
' stone than for Agricultural purposes, and ,
lamette. Rev. A. Marcellus having re­
A few weeks later, in the month of
. e-tablish bis claim t .’’said lanu before
turned to Oakland was received from the January. 1814, oeletu his departure to
pit Rijister and Receiver of this office at
lÆV’Gk CO
Presbvterv of Willam-’fb.
Rev. F. G. the army, and when Al. de < SinIninrx.nrf You can always find the fin­ Roseburg. Grigop. on Friday tlie J-’th dav
INütANAt-wcIo, iftu
Strange and Elder C. F. Walker of
of j ’ u "*'
est of Imported and Do­
Granta Pass were chosen as dele -ates to had already started for the Chatiliiog
He names as
* “V *•\
the General AssemNv which is to con­ congress, the emperor worked almost ev
oi Cadillac. Siekivou ecu. * ’’“‘.L
mestic and Key West
vene in Detroit, Mich.. Mav 21st. Three erv evening with M de la Besnardiere.
Clawson of Henley. Si.-kiyou eoun._,.
1
Jacob Casey of Ager, Siskiyou county. Cal..
naw churches, all in Coop OlHintv, were who had the foreign office in M. de Cau­
Marcus G. Heiney of Henley, Siskivoti
received and enrolled. The annual re­ laincourt's absence, lu the course of
county, Cal.
i
ports show pm-tees. The effort of Port­ these conversations, which weie kept up
;,nd «11 persons claiming adversely
And the best brands of me v-ity
land tn secure the .Assembly of 1892 was far into the night, he often opened his
above-described lands are requested to Price, $18.00 at Factory.
Cash with Order.
heartily endorsed.
mind to him in a strange fashion Thus
hie their claims in ti.is office on or before
Smoking
and
Chew
­
F. G. S tbaxgk , Stated Clerk.
said ii’th day of June.
he several times repeated to him. after
J ohk H. S hlve . Register.
ing Tobacco
reading the dispatches in which the Duke
Circuit Court.
JLT
—
of
Vicenza
told
him
of
the
progress
of
sinewy rirscciass. Vfarran'ed.
Rufus Cox vs. Charity Cox, divorce;
All Second Growth Hickory.
demurrer overruled, and countv clerk ap­ the Chatillion negotiations. "Ah! if Tai
Steel Axles and Tires.
Low Bent Seat Arras.
Perfectly Balanced.
pointed to take eviden<-e in writing, and leyrand were there he would pull me
Long, Easy Riding. Oil Tempered Spring.
filo same in thia court within ten days through."—Talleyrand's Memoirs in Cen
Best
Wheels
and
Best
Ail
Over.
fury.
3ÑT £3 WS-ST-A.2STID.
V TOU CAN'T FIND TBBH NOB SALS NT TOCK MEacBAMT«, WBIT1 88.
Camping privileges will be fittele per week
for each individual.
(50)
BYRON COLE. P roprietor .
NEW HEAT MARKET.
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS.,
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
Main street, facing the bridge.
str- simp thoroughly renovated and re
fitted.
y»
The choice»! of Freeh Meut»—Beef. Mut­
ton. Veal, Pork, Sausage», etc.
The Best Stock in Southern
Oregon-Latest Designs and
Most Perfect Movements.
SPECTACLES
J. S. MULLER
Assessment Notice.
Executor's Notice.
QUARTER
NOTICE
I
Largest Stock of Trees
in the Northwest,
CROUP
ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS
MILLIONS.
WANTING A TYPEWRITER?
HOUSE TO RENT.
A
Write for Particulars.
THE BEST
R. STRAIT,
SEED ANNUAL
Practical Gunsmith
J.
I
H. SETTLEMIER
Woodburn, Or
TOWN LOTS!
R. B. ADDITION
J
To
A Good Cigar is a Thing ot Joy.
CIGARS
:
No. 1\.
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i
Premiums.
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I
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If eac*
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of course. But we know that it will Uke an extraordinary luduconient to bring out the uultoi
efforts of every one of our present subscribers—wo shall liare h> mnko a high btd
U «:t, wo uro
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ing publtshiDg houses we are enabled to mako you
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paid. Twenty-five Complete Hoyolt—any tw< nty-flceyom,lay se’cctjroiu the follow.
ing liil :
Mo. yes.
»<>. 282.
Ku. 28!.
No. îrt.
No E7W.
No. 278.
No. 277.
No. 27«.
N<> 275.
No 271.
No. Z72.
£31'
Iler Mnidfeat Peatlny. Br A manda M. D ouola «.
Olyiupla By M. T. C aldcm .
llolorea. By Mrs. J ank G. A ustin .
A Itruve f’uward. By E. L. N tkvkn 8 on .
A Troubleaoine Girl. By " T hk D uchmi ».''
<Jiillty urnot Guilty. By A manda M. IJ oug r. an llt'd
Eulaely Accused. By Mrs. A nn 8. H tsphenm Ill'd.
h FnlueScent. Dy Mm. A lexander .
The Pearl of the Orient. By S vlvancu C obb . Jr.
Simon Derrick'« D m u«hter. By M. T. C ardor .
The fai a den Farm Bride. By M argaret B lount .
A Dnw*erouM ll'Mnau» By Mrs. A nn H. H tf . phenb .
DliU'khtrd UHL By E at V kr S krle K enneth .-
No 219. The Peril of It lek «rd PiirdQii, By B. b. F an . kon
No 248. The
________
_ Old Man ol the Hullcuolks. B>
Little
E milk G abokiau .
No. 247.
No. 243.
No. 242.
No. 211.
No. 240.
No. 239.
No. 237.
of "
No. 23«.
No. 235.
No. 234.
No - M3.
Fc 22fl.
Kc. 225.
Fo.221.
Ko. 215.
ho. 214.
N d . 213.
be. 21*2.
Ki.. 21!.
Mo. 210.
K'o. 209.
No. 808.
From the Earth to tl»c Moon. By Jut.r.« V kene .
Tbe Guardian’® Plot. By Dr. J. H. R obinbun .
The Haron’a Will. By B ylvanu ® C om , J i .
The Gray Fulron. By M. T. C aldo ».
The Borrow of u Meeret. By M ary C ecil H av .
Percy and the Prophet. By W ii . ki ® C ollins .
TbeAtory of uWedding King. By the author
Dora Thorue ” ®
—
• —
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Murtvn
WHre'n
Tcmptatfon.
By --
Mrt.
lî. Woon
A Modem ClndcreliH By nitlior ’’Dora Tboru«."
The laland Home. By M. T. C al do a.
TheFolnl («love By C lara A uguata .
Th<- Mlll Glrl of Tjroi. By M. T.C aido ».
ulv ti’a lieveitge. By H, R ider H aggadu .
ut If Hen lJ.. 1:7 TTir mam II. B ushnei l .
ttlhven'« W nrd. By FL o 8 kncm M akk / at .
Two KI bacb . By
author ot '• Dora Thorne.
Ciondft
hik I S iiii «| i | ii <% __ By C uari . es R eadk .
_ ______________________
A Vagabond IlerU-ie.
llera!-io. By Mrs. a . Emnk
Thernyeroft Griuift. * By K ett W inwood .
Parame! Cottage.
i'aranicl
Collage. Fy
I,___
Mrs. _______
II enrv Woop
Tlie Dream
The
Promu U
Woman.
oiniiii. By If
IC ii
ukiic
. khc C ollins
oli . in «. .
The Treasure of En neburd. BrR. L. S tev ­
S
enson .
The Misadventure® of John Nkhulaoii, By
R obeht Lout® S tevenson .
(’non the Water®.
Bv Mi«» M ulock . ZH’d.
No. 206. Breud
Bread (.'pon
IVa
No. 205, A
Tale of
A\
... Three Lloi
Mf H. MVM H aooard .
By M ___
ahy __
C ech . H ay .
No.204. I’affeNlnety-two.
__ ______________
No. 203. “
Mary
llurdwlck ’o a Klvul._
lllvul. By
1
“ llurawlek
Mr«. H U’oor.
No. 202. Wall
ahion B
ai
>> HU Flower®.
r tuncr>< By
«’T M
w»mure
iiAKf.AFD.
Ill'd,
N’O. 20| The
*l'ta® Merchant
y«a>w,laui>i ’ ’ s
a (rime.
<’ b »I —■ By
Hr H
If/ oratio A iokh , Jr.
No. 200. Georae
Geter*<- Caulfield
CauÍBcld ’«
® Jonriiey
_____________
Journey. By Ml««
B raddon .
I. Np
Kate. By autl
No. 198.
My SUter
BisterKate.
author ‘‘lloraThorne.“ Hid.
No. „I.
197. Ileaperlu.
B"-------- *- “
By - **
M T. C ai
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. dor .
to !9f.
rr Ivan the Bert By öylvanu ® Coss, Jr.
be. ¡95.
i»S. Ä Dark Julien lance By M ary C ecil H ay .
184. That Winter Ñlffnt- Hr kosenr üucxânan .
Mo.184.
he Hi. The Bed Croo®. Dy M* T. G aldo ®.
No. 162.___
For Love or Biche®. By author ‘ A Groat
Mistake.”
No 181. The Wizard of Granada. By M T. C aldo ».
No. 180. A Woman*® Her ret. By C lama A vousta .
Ko- 156. The Guilty Bl ver. Kv K heie C ollins .
Fv. 165. Florence Ivingtvii’e Oath. By Mr». M aby A.
r>x«iaow. fliuttratfiil.
llluftiatfiil.
770.154. l^taeoster s Cutin. By Mrs. if V. Vieron, hl'd.
to m
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lout "
Grande-
By Mrs. ' H —
kkrt -
W ood
bo 152. 1 he Pokon of A®p®. Hr F lobknck MmnYAr.
No. 151. L. oralnff the Fetters. Dr Mr«. A i . kiandkb .
No 150. A Play w riff lit*® Daughter. By Mrs. arsi ®
______ . Jib i »trat rd
E dwards
Fc. ! IV. I “
*'
Hollon
A «li Itali. Bv M a moa nr. r JI louxt . Ilid.
Kc 148.
.,i. A Bartered Life. By M aîhok H a * la ? td .
ko. i ¡♦7.
: t . ftli*Noel*® llefr- By Mra Mav A o > k ® P lemimo .
ho 14«. Dori®*® Fort mrc . ry F lo II kícc I í W arcìin .
Ku 145. The Nhieof líeai'i®. Bv B.
F aiumx .
No 144____
. ^Vahvorlh’®
Lady
Diamond®.
By • Tne
No. 207.
f
No. 13«. A Lon Marriage. By Ml«« M hlock .
».
a
No 135. A Wicked f.lrT By M*«r Coen. |f.
Ko. 1H4.
-1 c.r
ti AMA a i’ei 81A
No 133
i be Old Onken I'lirsf. By
vanus C o «», jr.
No 13?. I'hc i'ullfornlit Cublii. Ily M. T. C aldom .
No. 131. T.,,e F«»reelllal ttablee. By M. T. C aldo ».
No. 129. /
Mrg« H Vooe
No. 128. < lino 11 *>ii*<*. By E tta tv. rtKNcz,
No. 123. Affalha*« History. Ily M aacaakt B loumt ,
No 122. Out of tbe Sra. Bv C lama A ugubta .
No. 121 It: p *: r
ai ""'
No 120
No. lit.
ip»*«“—*
?r
•Ifb
No p
N®. 1
____ ___________ F“r" d,u,rj. B, W.L...
Coi.i.ihs. flluatrated.
"» '¡2 «utoftlieWrail*. Bt H c . h C or «*,.
JJ® Y?: V‘‘?.r*PulL<»n- By M ahoarkt B lockt .
to A I ale »rath. By Mr*. Hssir Woos.
M o .
ZT
T homa * /US.
No. ir
«utbor "Dora rborn*.
No.
No.
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