f
J
VALLET RECORD.
Prof. C B. Price waa in the city dat- i
urday.
L. J. Marek ia now paatmaaUr at Etna,
thia county.
Rev. Father Walry celebrated rnaaa at'
Biakiyos Bandar.
The cenaoa of Ixiedon «hows tbe popu- ,
lation to bt 4^'H^tei.
Z. Mazav oi California baa opene>i a
candy manufactory at Msdiord.
Horn on Rorue river May 26. to Mr.
and Mr». Thea. ILweon, a daughter
A ami was born to the wife of L. Hen­
derson of Woodrilte one <to» recently.
TA. Grit «fieri Mav 3Xh on upper Butte
ererk, of .-onaamption, aged 35 years.
Rittarfl Alford and »-n were in from
tbe Bolte creek, Cal., ran. li leaf week.
Liverpool salt to be bad cheap m large
quantities al the C. G store. Crecser build-
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VALLEY RECORD
A8HLAND,
VOL. IV.
i
Judge Willard Crawford and others
have this week
«k pot a force of men at
I work on the < coal
— mine 20 miles east of I
Medford. The Mail says the vein at the
sorfa<-e is aboot two inches thick and
dips at an angle of about twenty degrees.
Arter going into the mountain to the dis­
tance of three feet the vein widens out to
»loot five inches. It is of the l<est qual­
ity and by actual test at the blacksmith’s
forge has given most pleasing results, a
weld having been ruade on Norway iron
with heat from this coal.
The Firirt Step
Prof, Crawford, of the Medford public
Perhaps you are run down, can't eat.
«r-hr.nl, baa ineved to Koaeburg With his
can't -deep, can’t think can't do anything
family.
to y«>ur sahsfartion. and you wonder what
Geo Stanley, who to clerking for Jones ails you. You should heed the warning,
A Otten, spent last week visiting bis you are taking the first step into nervous
&ro-t rat ion. You need a nerve tonic and
> Iks in Ashland.
i El«wtric Bitter» you will find tbe exac’
The fietMion for a rebearing in tire remedy for restoring your nervous systeui
helms vs. Gilroy r-aas, was overruled in j to it« normal, healthy condition. Surpria-
! ing result» follow the use of this great nervi-
the supreme mart.
tonic and alterative. Your appetite return»,
Gen. ksiawell
K. mm -11 A. Alger and Warner good digestion te restore«l and the liver
Miller of New York have
h »tart«si 1 and kidney- rew«me healthy action. Try a
lor tbe Pacific coaat.
I bottle Price 50c. at Chitwood Bro».
>t.,l. . , . a
Authors.
Ope <4 I m > la t P turn of Marabal von
Moltke v.'a-*n reply to a circular tetter
WiM atiawberriea, a crop which to al­ ./M E rne«t Smith'a containing the fol
ways large in Rovtte river valley, are un­ lowing q.iestiou 'What hooka have ex
«vetted the greatest influence upon your
usually prolific this yssr.
■iind?* The Marshal replied
Mrs. H. B. Hendri«-ks and «laughter,
I take pleasure tn nallsfyin« the desire which
Bfias Els, are visiting in Ashland thia ,oa
bar. axpretuM-d. and I rend yon a list of U m
week.—Roseburg Review.
work» which. I think, hart bad the greatest in-
fltM-txe
upon me L poo this subject 1 wish to
J. H. «stoson baa sold 1000 tons of new
tell yon that I read the "Iliad" when I war
timothy bav to Leland, the Sisson lum­ only nine ir«rr old r.f eourec, a translation
ber man, for $12.50 per ton.
Tour», eu..
M oltks . Field Marshal.
L. C. Rodenberger haa been appoint«*«)
The letter was written in German in
special policeman of Central Point.
He the handwriting of the count, and the
knows bow to take his man.
fist in French, a» follows.
La Bible, (lomere, Qiade. Littrow
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Hansen of Medford
have taken their daughter to San Fran­ Lex Merveillea du Ciel. Liebig. Lettres
cisco for treatment for a.hip -“■m«-.
mu la Chimie Agncole, Clausewitz. Sur
Uomlnctor Frank Mntthews waa on ia Guerre. Schiller, Goethe,Sliatoeepeare
r» veral trips last week in place of Jack WniterHnott Kaiike Carlyle
Anatay, who «-aught a cimter in hi» eye
Spent Twelve Year* at Home.
A
rare
example of filial devotiou is
Janie- No ria can fumteh you all kind» of
finishing luieher. mouldings, window», that displayed by Miss Julia Redmon, ot
door». »a»h. etc.
I^ave order» ai W N. Qubuqne, la. For twelve years she ha-c
Luckey’«
not beeu half a block from her home.
TJ»e new people’, pa irtv will put 600 During liiat time she has enjoyed per­
ape .kers to work In Oli
'hfo.
This
__ UieMUM
__ _ fect health. Her conduct is due to the
«tenth ami «lestru« torn to Bill McKinley f«ct tiiat she has been a constant attend­
ami John Sherman,
ant on an invalid mother, wbj died the
O. C Richmond, father of the editor other day.
Miss Redmon has since
of the Oakland, Or., Observer, waa in vlmted the bwdness part of the city. It
tbe city Saturday engaging dfliel? fruits, had grown out of her recollection. She
canne«l gooto, et«'., for the San Francisco |
tenuw thirty-two years old.
maftst.
Miaa Rrwa Wilaon to dreoamaking at
Hornbrook ami Mtoa Sophie to teaching
•eboui at ft. Klamath.
Button« Mad« from the Potato.
A new field of usefulness has opened
lor the humble but necessary Irish po­
tato. Its value as au article of food is
recognixol tho world over.
It now ac­
quires added importance from the dis­
covery that it is a splendid material of
which to make battens. It becomes al­
most as hard «»stone when treated with
certain acids, and when made into but­
Bybee Bros. starte«l for Crater lake
with a band of about 2000 alieep last tons of various colore can be distin­
week.
It has been raining since they I guished from horn, ivory or bone only
left and it to presnme«l the flock will be , by experts.____________
i
thinned oat eotne.*—Enterprise.
Two raters out of a job are at present
Huntington and Arlington are the only wosfag fortune on the green cloth at
two towns in Oregon ever visited bv a . l Moots Carlo. One to Dom Pedro of
rvdone, and thia occurred last week, Bnafl and ths other Milan of Servia.
blowing a few flimsy buildings to the:
ground and .Injuring several persons,
Aaeldents of a Day.
though non« of them seriously.
Lw ba rematn tiered by
Cmductor Shannon Oonser, who sus­ the police, the ambulance and the hospi­
tained a «minpound fracture of one of hto tal surgeons and the police headquarters
levs in the Lake Lahtoh wreck will have telegraph operators as one conspicuous
to have that member amputated.
Hto I by reason of the number of accidents
hosts of friends sympathize with him in and incidents in which the police had to
hto affliction.
act. 8ixty-eight dispatches announcing
The grand jury failed to indict J. W. ties, accidents and crimes were posted
Harrington forth© killing of A J. Frank. I in the telegraph bureau, and the mis­
Ex-Judge Harria an«l J. H. Derevan who hap to humanity numbering more than
indulged in a little pistol practice at each fifty, and comprised slight injuries,
other not long aim, ,1»; escaped indict­ fractured Itabs and fatalities.—New
ment . —Alturas Herald.
York Tim«.
Bee the new lot ot boy»' »hoes, only $1.50»
per pair, at O. H. Blount's.
A Missouri man, whose name is with­
O. J. Willard, a she<>p man over on held from the public, offers to furnish
Rogue river the other day was attracted tbs World's fair management with “Billy
by the plaintive bleat of one of his lambs the Kid's" famous and deadly gun. Billy
up a tree.
Upon investigation he raw was only tweaty-oue years old when he
hia 'aithfnl «log had a cougar up a tree.
died, but the stock of his gun contained
A rifle shot brought down the cougar
twenty-one notches, cut there by the
with the lamb still in its ntouth
owner to represent the number of the
Htopand
our Pongee and batines at weapon’s victims.
C. O.D. Emporium.
The lowest rate on record, five cento a
bushel, to tieing charged for carrying
wheat from Chicago to New York. Tbe
grain is taken by lake to Buffalo, thence
by tid« water to the Erie Canal. The
lake boats get 1 *, cents, tbe Buffalo el­
evators seven-eights of a cent and the
Erie Canal boats the remainder.
Nothing hut ca»h trade »oHcited at O H.
Blount*«.
JACKSON
M. Lambert, who married into the
Rothschild family a few years ago, is to
become the head of the Paris house of
that famous firm upon the death of
‘ ‘
-
*
M.
Baton Alphonse
de Rothschild,
lambert is now known as Albert de
Rothschild.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
FKUIT FRESH FOREVER.
• ■
Mow to Cure the <!o«mli Following:
l«a Grippe.
For a troublesome cough there is nothing
better than Coamberlain'a Cough Remedy.
It strengthen» the pulmonary organ»,
allay» any irritation and effectually cures
the cough, it 1» especially valuable for the
'
cough which so often follows an attack of
the grip. F<» sale by all druggists.
THE MISE IN .1 .PAN
V.rws by Admiral* and Sir Edwin Ar-
uvld. 111« Poet.
(Spacial Correspondence.)
Y okohama , April 20.—The presence of
Sir Edwin Arnold in the land of the mi­
kado has given a poetical tone to English
society, nod has laid bare the fact that
ahy number of people hitherto unsus­
pected are possessed of the divine affla­
tus It now appears that the “incom­
parable’ Belknap, admiral and com­
mander of the Asiatic squadron, is a
very clever verse writer, and has an al­
bum full of curious and pretty fancies.
The fact never came out until lately,
when Miss Arnold, a young daughter of
the writer, asked a number of friends to
write something in her autograph album
on the occasion of her birthday. Among
those who complied was Admiral Bel­
knap. who inscribed the following:
TO MIKS ARNOLD.
(ON THE OCCASION OF HER BIRTHDAV.)
E. J. KAISER, Editor.
THE SORTED WOOL CLAUSE.
The French government has issued a
TI«e Oregon state grange adopted a res­
olution asking the appointment of W. P. decree providing that engineers and
Lord, of the supreme court, to the new stokers on French railroads must not be
U. S. circuit judvship of this district. actively employed for more than twelve
Lqni 1$ *n honest man, but the president hours a day
will un doubtedly appoint Cyrus Ih>lph,
The Boston and Albany directors have
or seme other trastrei allv of the roone.v-
elected the Hon. E D. Hayden, of Wo­
e«l and corporation tribe.
burn, Maas, vice president, secretary
Eastern svrup. codfish, chipped Iteef, and clerk of the board, to succeed James
miitce meet, at The C. G Co.'» .»tore.
A. Rumerill. resigned.
Dr. Ream was summoned to Horae
At the meeting of the stockholders of
«-reek, Kl.tmstli river last Wednesday to' the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad
, Lt er <1 an Indian who ba<i been allot
10x14 inches. W quality .
. 2.10
1.90
company, the proposition of the English
inroujh the lower jaw «luring a row with
12x18 inches, 1st quality.
. 3.00
2.75
H» Pahl the Loan.
another Indian.
The «ioctor informs us syndicate to purchase the Tennessee
12x48 inches, 3d quality.
. 2.40
9,:a>
It has been remarked that Hebrews do 18x24 inches, 2<l quality.
3.13
. 3.»
that he removed twenty-one pieces of property of the company for <2,500.000
8.32
. 3.80
not beg. Furthermore that Hebrew» 22x28 inches, 2d quality.
hone from the jaw mid left him quite I was rejected by a two-thirds vote.
comfortable under tbe circumstances.—
The Georgia Pacific railroad has opened , look after their own poor, a distinguish­
Total, 8 boxes.............
$20.85 $19.125
Yreka «-or. Sisson Mascot
ing trait, but we do not remember an
a barge line between Greenville, Miss,
The window glass men have been in
Railam’s .Microl»e killer is now kept for and New Orleans for carrying Alabama instance where a man or boy who was combinations of varying dimenrious and
coal The continued increase in the out- ; housed in a police siaiioti house out of strength for some years to control prices
sate i n R»*eser's block, Ashland
pompassioti. aud who was given a trifle ami keep down production, but of late
Melford Mail;
Peter Fitcb, well put of coal there has made a wider mar­
of money to get a meal, ever was at the their combination had become rather I I
known here, and lately in business at ket an absolute necessity to relieve the
pains to return and refund the money. loose. Efforts to remedy this state of
Roseburg, robbe«i tbe safe in the feet! glut '
! Our avenues of information on this hand
stole of which lie was a partner, of $200
things have been made for some months,
Arrangements are nearly completed
Upon lying arrested bv his partner he for mildtng a long contemplated rail­ are not few. A young Hebrew who and these efforts were recently crowned
a>'KnowV»dge<i the theft., returned the road from DeWitt, Neb., through Fair­ walked from St. Louis, to Pittsburg was »with success at a meeting in Chicago,
money and left for parts unknown.
He bury to Omaha and Lincoln, making a iiven a quarter of a dollar to satisfy his when forty-three manufacturers signed
has manv »«-qnaintances here, who were
unger. His shoes were in ribbons. an agreement to raise prices and keep
short and direct line to the latter cities.
painfully surpris»*«! to hteir of his action
When he earned two dollars he bought them raised. More than that, it is re­
It ia (hou ht that ¿amblin z drove him to The Burlington and Missouri River rail­ a pair of shoes, aud left a quarter at the
ported that a further advance is to be
road is said to be behind the new venture.
commit the theft-
station house to be returned to the man made.
At
a
meeting
of
the
freight
representa
­
I
Don’t mus getting une of those new tailor
who gave it to him.
If Isaac Moser
This window glass trust is a child of
made -uit» at <) H. Blounts.
tive« of the Illinois and Wisconsin lines lives he will be a successful business
the tariff.
Mr Hersher, recently from Kansas, in Chicago it was agreed that in no case man, and iu any event he reflects credit
The board of general appraiser», which
wh«> is prohablv not acquaint«*«! with our should rates from Wisconsin points to upon his race.—Pittsburg Bulletin.
game laws, recently startoi out quail stations in Illinois be lower than the
decides tariff controversies, seems to be
hunting on Mart Hurst's place. He saw rates from Chicago to such stations.
thoroughly possessed with the notion
Lord Melbourne’» Way of Sayiug It,
a fine thick anil firing into the hunch kill- The tariffs will also be revised on that
The death of Lord Minto makes a va­ that it must squeeze out the highest pos­
«•«t nine.
Upon picking up hto game he basis
cancy in the Order of the Thistle for sible duty in every case. Most people
fouixi tlttt thev were spring chickens
The common pleas court at Philadel
which a number of names are men­ vonld consider a jewsharp a toy; but as
Hr e«rt the entire fl,» k hut the ohi hen
got away
it «-ost one «lollar to satiate phia has decided that the Pennsylvania tioned. that of Lord Strathmore being toys bear a duty of 35 per cent, in the
the desire of the owner anil Mr. Hersher Railroad company is not liable for bag ; prominent. The order consists of twenty deKinley law, and “manufactures of
may consider himself ta<ky that it was gage lost m the destruction of the train i members, including the four principal dietal" a duty of 45 per cent., the jews-
not quails he shot at or it would have in the great Johnstown flood of 1889 | royal dukes, and the decoration i«eagerly aarp is decided to be a manufacture of
metal.
On the other hand, Japanese
cost hint much more.—Medford Mail.
holding that the disaster was unforeseen ’ sought after by Scottish peers. It con­
Kites are decided to be toys at a 35 per
and came under the heading of an act of ! sists of a star, a green ribbon and the cent, duty rather than “manufactures of
Sick Headache
God. for which the company could not motto, “Nemo me impuno lac«»ssit” A paper" at 25 per cent.
M.ty be paused by smmacb troubles, neuralgia be held responsible
good story has been revived of the reply
Are you Married? If not, send your ad­
ur ucrvGuaaesa. but It tea tars liid«c.«uon that
made by Lord Melbourne to a political dress to The American Corresponding Club.
President
Davis,
of
the
West
Virginia
there to »onwthing wrung somewhere. And
railroad in a conference with Mayor friend who had been importuning him P, O- Box 643, Clarksburg, W. Va
whatever ths cause. Hood's Sarxapirilla is a
Davidson of Baltimore, gave assurances to give the decoration to a peer who was
rellatde remedy for headache, aud tor all trou­
The New Discovery
that in the event of his road securing the more noted for his urbanity than for his
bles which seem to require a corrective and
You Lave heard your friends and neigh­
Western Maryland not only would that great talents. “Give the thistle to----- r bors talking about it. You may yourself
regulator. It cures dyspepsia, biliousness,
malaria, tones the stomach, creates in appe­
road not be operated detrimentally to said Lord Melbourne, with one of his be one of the many who know from person­
tite aud go es strength to Ute nerves.
the business interests of Baltimore, but usual expletives; "why, he'd eat it!”— al experience just how good a thing it is.
I If you have ever tried it, you arc one of its
it
would be made more of a factor iu Scottish- American.
staunch friends, because the wonderful
French Tansy Wafer«.
that dim-«ou than at present.
thing about it is. that when once given a
Buekleua Aruica Salve.
These wafers are a sure «nd safe specific
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts. trial. Dr. King's New Discovery ever after
A ljuick Cure for Rheuuiatisui
(or all kind* of female trouble» and will re-
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheuui. Fever
____ holds a place in the bouse. If you have
Mos« all obstruction» tu Ü,e monthly peri­
In many eases persons subject to rheu Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
never u-e«l it and should be atilicted with a
ods, no matter wbat the cause. They are matisiu. have got prompt relief from pain
cough cold or any throat, lung or chest
Corns,
and
all
Skin
Eruptions,
and
pusi-
«bit «very woman needs, and may be used | l>v applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm
cures Piles, or no pav required. It is trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it
safely. For sale by the Uvuigstoue Chem­ The relief it affords to* alone worth many 4 tiveiv
guaranteed to give perfect' satisfaction, or a fair trial It is guaranteed everv lime, or
ical Co., manufacturers,ban Francisco, Cat A1“ r?.‘.e‘ "?nwbtSh1
refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. 1 money refunded. Trial bottles' free at
1
1 money
“•”^
‘<■“¡■■^'"-2'
I Chitwood Bros.’ drugstore.
For »ale by T. K. Bolton.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year ................................................... $2 50
Six months ............................................... 1 M
Three months............................................
75
Advertising rates given on application.
Local notices 15c per line for first inser- ’
tion and 8c (or each subsequent insertion.
Obitnaiy lines, memorial resolutious,
cards of thanks, etc., at half rates. •
J^R. J. H.
Making Iler Jealous.
are engaged to Mr. Spaits.
ing Claase“ Applies to Carpet Wool*.
Jtti-s Roxy (frigidly)—Well, sir?
Who makes our tariff laws? It is usu­
Dolley—1 have no wish to offend, but
ally supposed tb.yj the members of oon-
gresa who vote for them are the makers I if snch is the case 1 deem it my duty to
of them. This to true oulv £<> a certain infpnu you of something which you
exteut. for the beneficiaries of the tariff ought to U dow
■Mi- Roxy—Wbat to the.uature of it?
in many cases write into the tariff bill
Dolley —Mr. Spatts has another sweet­
the duties which they want. Thus by
“ways that are dark aud tricks th^t are heart.
vain" the tariff bill gets iuto the hourf « Mias Roxy—Sir! llow dare you say
sucn a thing?
of representatives and is voted upon by
DolKy—I am but repeating what 1
the average memtier, who never suspects
•
bow many different handwritings were hetord
Sli-s
Roxy
(interrupting)—! would ad-
to be found in the original draft of the«
bill, pnt there by meu financially inter yire you not to believe everything you
esterl in getting high* duties and ob*'* bear irresponsible people say.
diently accepte«! by their political friends __ Dailey—I have this on unquestionable
authority.
on tbe ways and mean« committee.
Miss Roxy (sarcastically) — Indeed!
After these protected interests get their
duties voted into law they are usually Would you mind naming your authority
Dolley—Certainly not.
It was Mr
silent—are like “Bre’r Rabbit, he "lay
low." Not always so, Lowever. Judge Spatts himself
Mias Rcxy—Oh, you are certainly mis
Lawrence, tbe Ohio political shephente
has recently boasted of toing the-anthor ’ taken
Dolley—Not at all. I can produce at
of the wool schedules- bf ths McKinley
law. In that law to a dense called the least ten men who heard him say only
“sorting claiiBe,"..which*Tirovides that! yesterday that he had a sweetheart
the duty on wool "which has been aort* whom he was going to marry soon, aud
ed or increased iu value by the rejectio^ the name he mentioned was not yours.
Miss Roxy—What was the name of
of any part of the original fleece shall
’ the creature
be twice the duty to which it would I»,
otherwise subject”
. ’ -• . Dolley—Rooney, I believe—Little An­
When the McKinley bill was under nie Rooney, he called her. affectionately
—Harper’« Bazar
discussion it was understood by the" car­
pet maiiufuiturers that this language*
Many cuii. • J,pies of the Bilile are
was meant to apply to clothing wools, known te boo* collectors, but the only
which bear specific ditties—not to carpet one absolnlely unique belongs to Dr. R.
wools, where the duties are ad valorem T. William'1, of London It is written
and of course increase with the value of ia tsitorth:-
the wool. Now, however, Judge Law
rence hascome forward and has had Sec­
retary Foster to decide that this “sort­
ing clause" applies also to carpet wools.
Judge Lawrence says, “1 wrote the sort­
ing clause and I know that it was so in­
—
The virtue« or
tended to apply.”
merits of a remedy
for pain do not
By the operation of this clause some
consist in its l>eing
kinds of carpet jvools now imported will
as good for relief a»
other icwrure.
remedies, ou»
but
_ •
'
uuici
have to bear double duty, which will
lw-lhe fact that it is better,
in being
more >
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perhaps prevent their importation alto
prompt aud sure, and I therefore
-
................
the best for
gether. The East India wools are alwayfl ib»jmecific purpu-e. 1 It is not an idlo catch-
te eye
Uihe that «trikes the
. thus:
sorted before shipment. A leading man­
ufacturer says of these wools, “They are
of great importance to us; we use large
quantities ot them exclusively for car-, THE GREAT REMEDY FOR PAIN,
pets."
IS THE BEST.
Acorn,
omparisou of these double duties
It 1« the best cure rir all aches and pain«,
on soi >rted carpet wool with the duties and it holds
prevailing before the McKinley law was
passed will show the quality ot Judge
THE TRUE PROOF.
To this specific fai t Arclibisliopfl, Bish«
Lawrence’s worth. The old duty On care
pet wool was
cents a pound wnere the ops« Clcrgryinen, lawyers, Doctors, G ot *
value was 12 cents a pound or less, and 5 ernors. General*, Senators. Members ot
Congress and Legislatures, U. S. Consuls,
cents a pound on wool worth more than
Army and Nnvy Officer* Mayors and
13 cents. These duties were equal to 25 Officials, testify chd unite in saying» “We
and 30 per cent, ad valorem, respective­ suffered pain;
ly. Judge Lawrence had both duties
OTH25» REMEDIES F Al LEO,
changed to ad valorem duties—32-per
cent, on wool worth leas than 18 c^nta, and St. Jacobs Oil cured promptly and per*
uaoently ” For the same reason
and 00 per cent, above that. Sorted: wool
THE POOR MAN
will now pay 64 aud 100 per cent
What makes these duties all the more flsda wlsat he wet’ and Deeds, is not deceived
absurd is that we raise practically no and will hn-<- t at r.nj price.
carpet wool, finding it moire profitable to
pi oduce clothing wool. More than three-
fourths of our wool imported is carpet
wool.
Page after page, and line on line.
Here gem«of thought in beauty thine:
The loving hands and gifted powers
Of daughter* fair have culled these flowers
To note the round of natal days.
And crown each one with fancy's lay«
Among such pearls of grace and tame
1 count it blest to write one's nunxe- a
Imprint it 'mid the orient themes,
Transfigured by rare Edwin's dream».
O. E. B.
The book was sent to its fair owner,
who noticed that the admiral's stauza
was very near one written by the com
mander of the British Asiatic squadron
She called her father’s attention to the
coincidence, aud be proceeded to im­
mortalize it in this fashion:
TO MY DACGHTKR.
(On receiving complimentary vsraee from
Admiral Belkuap. commandur-tn-chlef of the
United States Asiatic squadron, and Admiral
Sir Nowell Salmon, commanding her majesty’s
Çhinasquadron. 1
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-
The Wladow Gias* Trust.
O happy maid, whom two great llags conspire
To honor, blending snch melodious posies!
Tho window glass manufacturers have
When admirals rhyme, the muse unstrings her gotten together and put up prices. The
lyre.
And binds in pride their Mayflowers anti fact is thus commented upon in the ed­
itorial columns of the Boston Journal of
their roses.
•
E dwin A rnold .
Commerce: “The efforts an the part of
1 think Arnold's epigram as dainty a the window glass manufacturers to ad­
bit of verse as 1 have read for a long vance their product have been success­
W E. S. Faut».
time.
fol, and that article was advanced in
price this week 15 or 20 per cent, on pre­
A Bachelor Converted.
One of the standard toasts at most of vious quotations. This advance is the
our important and many of the informal outcome of more or less agitation of the
dinners here has been, “The ladies— subject by the makers. There has for a
God bless them!" and the response is long time been a division of opinion on
usually made by Mr. John R. Van the part of producers whether it was ad­
Wormer, who is a witty, rapid, ener­ visable, and not until recently was the
getic speaker, and whose comments as a question decided.”
The tariff, we are assured, is for the
confirmed bachelor upon the charms of
the other sex are always a delight to purpose of developing home competition,
hear. Mr. Van Wormer is probably and thus bringing prices down; but the
known to as many politicians and promi­ high tariff journal just quoted goes on
nent men as any person of hto years in to say: “It is to fye hoped that an ar­
New York. He was for a long time in rangement by the various makers of
intimate relations with Senator Conk­ window glass can be formed strong
ling, serving as the clerk of hto commit­ enough to keep prices up, for the market
tee and as his private secretary. He was has lieen in a terribly unsettled state the
also chief clerk of the postoffice depart­ past year through rate cutting.”
The duty on window glass ranges from
ment when General James was post­
master general, and is now the manager If to 3J cents per pound, according to
of the largest safe deposit company in size, the ad valorem equivalents ranging
from 68 to 142 per cent Notwithstand­
the city.
But Mr. Var Wormer will no longer ing <ho high protection which the win­
be called upon as a confirmed bachelor dow glass industry has enjoyed for the
to expatiate upon fair women at public past thirty years, and notwithstanding
dinners.
He lias capitulated; he has the fact that the prices of nearly all com­
found the fairest of wonlen; he has low­ modities, both farm and manufactured,
ered his independent flag and salutes have greatly fallen since 1860, the price
one of the most charming of her sex, and of window glass has changed but slight­
he is receiving congratulations by the ly, as the following table of prices of the
score. He is soon to marry Mrs. D various grades of single strength glass
Demorest Lloyd, whose husband was a in 1860 and 1890 «hows:
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enicx per H dox or 50 feet .
very successful playwright and journal­
1880.
1890.
ist. and whose sudden death was a great 8x10 inched, 3d quality.
$1.95
$1.90
bereavement to a large circle of friends. 8x10 inches, ith quality
. 1.80
IA05
. 2.40
2.04
—E. J. Edwards in Philadelphia Press. 10x14 inches. 2d quality .
NO. 5.
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Young Mr. Dolley—I beg your pardon.
A Gaa that will Revolutionize the
- Misss Roxy, but 1 uuderetand that you
Fruit Growing Industry
Secretary Fester llevldrs That This “Sept'
Ban Francisco, June 5.—In an inter-;
view, A. T. Hatch, the well-known fruit
grower said :
"Experiments are now in
progress in this city which, if they prove
oe suc.-esaful m thev promise to do, will
give the fruit industry a Itooin such aS it
has never known. A local chemist, who
has been experimenting for a long time,
hus hit upon a has which it is clsinied
will preserve frnit in its natural state tor
an indefinite^periol of time, at the same
time preeerviug both the appearance and
flavor of the fruit, just ms it comes from
the tre-e.
A short lime ago I was shown
a sample of cherries that had been pre
served in this way (or six months, and
they were in a perfect state of pre-serva-
tion in every wav. Even an expert could
not have detected that they were not
fresh from the orchard.
Other exper.-
nieots are now in prozreas and h number
of fruit growers, n.vaeli among the rest,
have advanced money to carrv them on.
The gHS is easv to manufacture, < osts lit­
tle or nothing, and no difficulty is expe
rienced in handling it.
Published every Thursday bv tbe
VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1891.
w*
Coal Mining.
Hon. Wm. H. Crowell and son, H. T.
Crowell, who are hard at work making I
extensive improvements on their farm
purvhaae«l from Geo. Stephenson, were
tn the «-ity Sunday.
Prof. N. L. Narregan lias been elect©«! J
principal of the Medford public school |
principa)
for
Pi
lor the rotning
coming year.
Prof. Narregan ia
a practical educator a, well as industri-!
oueand enterprising citixen.
VALLEY RECORD,
WHERE
-FOKE.
PHYSICIAN
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What is
Office iu Brick Block on Oak street. Sec­
ond door from Main Street.
CASTORIA
VS
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Wonua and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas«
toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend.
ATTORN EY-AND-COUNSELOR-AT-
LJL'W,
J acksonville -
c- CALDWELL,
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
DENTIST.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered lor the
pumles» extraction of teeth.
Office over the Bank.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will practice in all courts of the state.
Collection» promptly made.
Castoria.
Castoria.
“ Castoria la aa excellent medicine for chil­
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children.’’
On. G. C. O sgood ,
Lowell, M ass .
“ Castoria is so well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me.’’
H. A. AjtCHKK, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in­
stead of the various q uack nostrums w hich are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves.’’
Da. J. F. K incbklox ,
Conway, Ark.
“ Our physicians in the children's depart­
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria.
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
produots, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon It.”
UsrrsD H ospital and DtsraraABV,
Boston, Mass.
A ixbx C. Surra, Pm.,
THE YAQUINA ROUTE
T. E, IlOfìfì, Receiver.
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— Manufacturers of the Celebrated—
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ASHLAND, OREGON.
ORMO «EMAIL M PPLV (’•„
PILES!
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Between Medford and Jack­
sonville.
Front Medford
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Leave Jacksonville
8:30 a. m
1:00 p. m.
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5:48 p. m.
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2:30 p. ni.
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Express Trains Leave Fortland Uaily.
South I
I North
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10:20 a m Ar
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Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany,
Tangent, Snedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc­
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Itoaeburg Mail Dally.
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4:60 pin
ARRIVE:
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The old DUTCH PILE REMEDY will be Bent to any address by
remitting $5.00. This is not a patent medicine but is made fresh for every
case. A written guarantee accompanies each supply with fall directions
for wing. send money I v express, postal note or registered letter, describ­
ing fully the nature of I he Piles, and how long you have been troubled
with them. This re med?’ lias been in use over 2d0 years in Holland.
Address,
HOLLAND PILE REMEDY CO.,
205 Second street. Portland. Or.
TIME SCHEDULE
From Jacksonville
to Medford.
10,000 Illustrations, all lines represented
19“Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than
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CHAS. S. GRAVES,
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Bras» and Iron Nails, Awls, Cement,
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STEAMERS.
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ARRIES IN .STOCK everything in the
Porpoise Laces, 5 cents per pair.
Leather by the side, cheap.
T.
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- O regon .
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State Office opposite the court house.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
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SURGEON.
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shoemaking line, with prices cheaper
C than
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and
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HALL,
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9:00 p m
9;00a iu
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
10 VRIST SLEEPING CARS
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WEST SIDE DIVISION.
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supplies Brain Power.
Buffering from complaint«
LADIES
TOKIO a saf* *nd speedy cure. Gives a clear, heap
thy complexion. Frequent attempts at counterfeit»
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