VALLEY RECORD
▲BHLANDOa
.Tut-aaozv, June 11 IdBTL
The People's Paper
Sir John A. McDonald. Canada’s dis­
tinguished statesman, died Sunday.
Michael Ds vi tt, the Irish politician and
editor, arrived in San Francisco with his
wife last week.
The new people's party have held a
convention in Iowa and put in a state
ticket. Gen. James B. Weaver was
chairman of the platform committee.
Of the military wagon road decision the
Lakeview Examiner says: The men
who stole all these aagon road lands are
resting easy. They know that the Dolph
bill made it im;mMible for them to lose
the land, after so many men( T) had per­
jured themselves as to the completion of
the road. __
"The life and Political History of Syl­
vester Peunoyer, Governor of Oregon,”
ia just out. ft is a neat book of forty
paces and gives interesting sketches of
the governor’s career. As the work waa
prepared by local historians it has an ad­
ditional interest. Tlie work will be large­
ly circulated in the East, as well as in
the Northwest.—Ex.
Feats of gastronomy are not of frequent
occurrence in Oregon, but when such
does occur it sets the standard high.
The Yaquina Post tells of a citizen of
that place, one A. J. Rader, who aston­
ished his friends bv swallow ing no leas
than tweaty-six raw eggs in less than
five minutes.
If Mr. Rader had only
completed his repast with a few quarts of
milk and a nutmeg, wbat a fine large
custard pis he would have made.
The Alta aaya it died of too much de­
cency, honor, courage and virtue. If the
Alta’s conclusions are correct thia must
be a sorry old world. The trouble with
the Alta is what aila many other papers,
it waa too high-toned.
A paper atiould
get right down where the people are, if
it wants to do well and be readable and
popular. Sitting in a corner growing at
the world and making envioua remarks
about other newspaper enterprises ia
very poor business and doesn’t pay.
The Roseburg Review thus remarks:
The Reflector, published by the students
of tbs Oregon State University, asks;
"Why can’t we have a college yell?”
Probably because you failed to have the
legislature make an appropriation for
that purpose. And it is altogether too
bad that the youth of our fair state must
furnish their education and go out into
the cold, cold world to battle with the
realites ol life snd not be sble to make a
distinctive college yell.
Passenger Train DeraHe*l.
The Chicago Tnbune, in commenting
on Dr. Brinkerhoff's case, says [lertinett-
ly and forcibly: “The purpose of an
advertisement is to bring those who want
something in contact with those who
have that something to dispose of. The
physician's advertisement would answer
the same purpose The patient wants to
be healed. The advertisement would
acquaint Iti:n with the doctor who could
heal him, and who had the skill to deal
with his special case. This is not puffery
or quackery. On the
hand, it looks
very much like humanity."
Catarrh in the Head
Balaam and Boaz Were Wise.
!
Turn again to Ruth iv, 4, and you will
find that,Boaz, in connection-with a real
Estate of John Roten—Order fo’’ sale estate transaction in which he was in­
ol real property.
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terested, expressed himself as a judicious
Efitate of Sarah A. Fouiyce—Order aj»- advertiser. " •
pointing July 7, 1881, as day of final set­
tlement .
They Are Thoroughly Read.
Estate of Joe. W. Hatterfield—Sixth
The advertiser gets more for his money
semi-annual statement filed and ap- now than formerly, because the greater
proved.
attractions of the newspapers increase
Estate of Baptiste Cbegar—Semi-an- i the number of newspaper readers, and
nual account approved.
besides the newspapers are read more
Estate and guardianship of Alexander thoroughly now than ever before. The
and Warren Rainey—First semi-annual advertising columns are an interesting
exhibit filed and approved;
feature of well conducted newspapers,
Estate of Jesse Dollarbide—Order of anti are read about as generally as the
continuance until July 2,1891.
news columns.—Savannah News.
Estate of E. Babcock—Ordered that
July 7th be fixed as day of final settle­
The Local Paper's the Tiling.
ment.
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That the local press is by far the best
The Weather and Fruit Pests
means of advertising the advantages of a
Oregonian, 10th.1
town or city is a recognized fact The
The cool showers of the past week and real estate men of Texas held a conven­
chilly nights, while not what the berry tion a short time ago, and among other
growers wanted and hardly what was to things done they agreed that the very
be expected at this season, may have best way for towns to advertise them­
proved beneficial to fruit growers. A selves was through the medium of the
well-known orchardist said yesterday local press.—Ijexington (Va.) Gazette.
that he believed that such weather as we
have had of late would do more in the
How to Make It Pay.
way of destroying insect pests such as
If you would advertise to influence
moths than all the paris green in the
country. This state has been very free others you should prepare such an ad­
from peats of this kind nntil within the vertisement as you think would influ­
last few years, and even now is free of ence you. Have it set in a sort of type
them compared with Eastern states. that is easily read. Place it in the best
The warm sjtell of a week ago brought paper available, and advertising will al­
out all kinds of flying and creeping ways pay.—Yonkers Statesman.
things, and the chances are that but few
of them survived the late chilly nights.
Exceptions Prove the Rule.
If this is the case, there should not be so
The argument against advertising that
many wormy apples this season as lMt.
it does not always pay is as senseless as
Real Estate Transfer»«.
the argument against eating food be­
A B Seal to Geo Chamberlain—lots 6 and cause 6oine foals have made themselves
7 blk 1, Cottage add to Medford; also lot 4
blk 17, Beatty add to Medford; also lot 7 sick eating some kinds of it.—American
Advertiser Reporter.
blk 1, Cottage add ta Medford; $100.
I’robwte Court.
insurgent party only lacks guns and am­
A Mercliant’a Opinion.
munition to wipe out the tvranical and
Mr. John Caraghar, a merchant at Car-
autocratic cur, President Balmaceda, j aghar. Fulton Co., Ohio, says that St. Pat-
who now lias the right to suspend public 1 rick’s l*ills are the liest selling pills he
1 handles. The reason ia that they produce
meeting and the liberty of the press, be­ a pleasant cathartic effect and are certain
sides putting people in jail or under and thorough in their action. Try them
when you want a reliable catharic. For
heavy bonds to keep them from declar­ sale
by all druggists.
ing their soul is their own.
Tlie Cricket Plague of Siskiyou.
Very liberal terms were offered to rail­ Yreka, Cal., Journal.]
road builders by the last legislature, ex­ , The warm weather of the past few days
empting all their property from taxation I seems to have revived the cricket plague
for a period of five years, if constructed 1 which monoi>olizc8 the entire northern
portion of Shasta Valley, also other sec­
within two years from the passage qf the tions along the south side of Klamath
set. Several companies were immedi­ river. The lubberly hoppers have even
ately formed, with the ostensible pur- crossed the Klamath river bridge to feed
l<oees of taking advantage of this encour­ on the green fields along the north side
of tlie Klamath in the vicinity of Horn­
aging offer by the people, but so far capi­ brook and Heuley, but their ravages have
ta! has not made any move. No State caused no great damage except in a few
lias ever offered greater inducements for patches of barley and garden truck, pre­
the construction of railroads, and it seems ferring the dry wild grass of the barren
somewhat singular that so much time plains and hill to either wheat or alfalfa.
They are regular cannibals too, and de­
has already been allowed to elapse with­ vour dead crickets run over by wagons,
out any decided steps being taken.
| or otherwise killed, and also eat all sorts
of garbage on their march.
The following remarks from W. H.
Between Yreka and Montague, they
Mills, land agent of the 8. P., hits this swarm into the bouses at some points
section so well that we reprint it: “Peo­ and are driven off by charivari music of
tin cans, bells or any other racket,in fact
ple ought to begin to realize we do not a first-class Chinese band would bea good
want in California the same class of im­ protection against their raids
On the plains between Montague and
migrants that is drawn to other Western
states
We cannot advocate the ad­ Little Shasta, they are also very numer­
ous, the ground being black with them.
vantages of California for general farm­
At the Anderson ferrv on the Klamath,
ing ; we want specialists The man who they have been very destructive, eating
comes here wants $2000 at leut. not to up the garden truck and skinning the
buy land only, for they can buy land cherry trees, although not disturbing
cheap enough, but to put on the land af­ other fruit trees.
Ihe hog raisers are doing well by the
ter be gets it. There is a steady inquirv pests in driving droves of hogs to good
for California lands. During March we feeding grounds for crickets, one drove
sold $49,000 worth cf lands, more thsn of a hundred head from Scott Valley
having passed through here last Sunday,
for many months before.”
with droves from other sections, to assist
A number of exchanges refer to Elery the numerous hogs of Shasta Valley in
devouring the choice hog feed, tor the
Dixon, who recently got seven years for purpose of being turned into prize bam
horse stealing,as “an editor gone wrong.” and bacon next fall.
At present time the crickets seein to
Dixon never thought of engaging in the
newspaper business until he got into his be laying their eggs, and may be found
most numerous in sandy places, or soft
little “difficulty,” and needed an organ spots in creek and gulch bottoms, where
to present bis side of the case before the they can bore holes in the ground with
public, and then we never heard of bis their tails in which to deposit eggs.
Many seem to think that next year
writing a two line local unless the regu­
they
will appear in still larger numbers,
lar editor and the roller boy were absent.
i but the immense horde of them one year
Some editors roav do a little petit larcenv ; during the ’60 period,when they invaded
business on the sly, but no true editor Yreka extensively, had no such effect,
would ever steal a horse.
He'd never as there was scarcely anv crickets during
make money enough to keep one after the following year. There is hardly any
season but what some of them may be
he did steal it.
Dixon, on the other seen, their large number thie season be­
hand, was a one horse lawyer and real ing due to the exceed.nglv mild winter
estate man, and consequently could pick preserving their eggs from destruction.
up enough on the outside to maintain a
A Good Thing for the Grippe.
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whole band of horses.—FA.
Allow me to add mv tribute to the effi­
cacy of Ely’s Cream Balm.
I was suffering
A number of newspapers in this coun­ from a severe attack of influenza and cat­
try are in the habit of referring to the i arrh and was induced to try your remedy.
The result was marvelous ' I could hard­
Prince of Wales as a sort of light-headed ly articulate, and in less than twenty-four
dude. By reason of his birth—which hours the catarrhal symptoms anil my
hoarseness disapeared and 1 was able to
technically counts for nothing in this i sing
a heavy role in Grand Opera with
country—he is an important figure in | voice ummpared.
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strongly recommend
England, no matter what he mav be
a11
11 R*"*iiiMi.L«id-
| er Basso of the C. D Hess Grand Opera
himself. But that is no reason why the | co.
Prince of Wales should naturally be a
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darned fool. He is well educated, has
8. M. Byers and daughter arrived
traveled extensively the world over, has Sunday from the east. Other members
had an immense amount of experience, “LI1“
are ex.Pecte^ soou anJ tbe-v
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1 will probablv remain
besides advantages in seeing things and
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affairs, and ia a man of good sense and
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appegl wi)1
luaJe to
judgment. In these two last accomplish- t^e public to provide for the erection of a
ments the most loyal American will give . inouuIuent to the memory of Col. E. D.
him credit of being more riebly endowed
above the piesc,lt
of hig
ttan our ‘Trince Russell
Harrison. reujaing in , aurel Hin ceiueterv ur in
The fact that he plays baccarat, for the
Gate park.
tun of the thing, only works against
———
him among a few, for in this proud, free
sir Wm Gordon Cummings’ suit for
nation, there are only a few of the public ¡¡bel (in the baccarat ease was decided
men, army officials, etc., who don’t' against him. He was married to Miss
gamble.
Florence Garner of New Y'ork next dav.
MRS. J. D. CROCKER,
Dyspepsia
Not Quackery but Humanity.
Originate* in scrofulous taint in the blend.
Advertising is an ancient and honor­
Hence the proper method by which to,cure
able institution, and was practiced long­
catarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many dis­
er ago than a great many people im­
agreeable vyniptoms, and the dang« of devel-
agine. Get your Bible, turn to Num­
oping Into bronchitis, or that trrnbjf iatal .
bers xxiv, 11 and you will see that
disease, consumption, are entirely removed
Balaam believed in advertising, and said
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh
by purifying the blQpd, if also tones up tbe . to Balak: “Be hold, 1 go unto my people;
come, therefore, and 1 will advertise."
system and Improves the general health.
J Van Hom to 8 J Stormer—land in tp
39 B r 1 e. 10.40 acres; $2000.
Emilia Tolman to Belinda Barnum—lot
11 and all of lot 10 excepting 25 feet; $3000.
Chas Williams to Annie E Evans—land
in tp 34 s r 4 w; $25.
Mary Watkins to J Hamilton—the undi­
vided one- sixth interest in the estate of
| Wm Wooley ;$200
C B Kingsbury to R Beswick—laud in tp
The plucky Itata very adroitly evaded 36s r 2 w: $1600
J G Birdsev to O Harbaugh—sheriff's
the great Charleston and arrived safe at deed
to land in Ashland; $300.
an unexpected point held by the insur­
O It T Co to M Morris—lots 8 and 9 blk 3
gent party in Chili. Although her work ' Medford; $120.
W A Patrick et ai to Nellie G Ewan et al—
was heroic and fine the insurgent author­
ities decided to give her up rather than land in sec 5, tp 39 s r 1 e; $600.
M J Reeser to Benj Thomas—lots 46 and
have trouble with the United States, The 47, Highland Park add to Ashland; $450
A sure cure for the whiskv habit: Dr.
Livingstone's Antidote for 'Drunkenness
will cure any case of the liquor habit in
from ten to thirts days, from drinker to
the drunkitrd. The Antidote can be given
in a cup of coffee without the knowledge of
the person taking it. The Antidote trill
not injure the health in any wav. Manu­
factured by the Livingstone Chetiucal Co.,
Kan Francisco, Cal., and for sale by T. K.
Rolton
POINTS FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Tuesday’s south bound train ran into a
band of cattle near Copley, 12 miles
north of Redding, throwing the engine
from the track against the bank, and de­
railing the m ail and express car. The |
train wm coming around a curve. The
cab on the engine wm thoroughly* demol­
ished. Engineer Gardner and Fireman
Montanyo miraculously escaped death. I
The former wm badly bruised, and had
one shoe wrenched off his foot. Express
agent T L. Knight wm wounded slight­
ly in the head. A wrecking train from
bunsmuir went to the relief and cleared
the track so that last even tog’s north
train arrived iw-Asidand only four and a
!
half hours late«
Few people have saffered more severely
from dyspepsia tkan Mt. E..A- McMahon, a
well known grocer of Staunton, Va. Hesays-
“ Before 1878 I was in excellent health, weigh­
ing over 200 pounds. In that year an aiVnec*
developed into acute dyspepsia, and soon I
was reduced to 182 pounds, suffering bnnung
sensations in the stomach,
palpitation of the heart.
Mnoea, and ludigestLri-
I could rot sleep, lost all
heart in my work, had fits of melancholia, and
for days at a time I would have welcomed
death. I became morose, sullen and irritable,
and for eight years life was a burden. I tried
- any physicians and many remedies. One day
a workman employe by me suggested that
Hood
rilla,
cured _s
3
dyspep-
«ia. I did so. and before taking the whole of
a bottle I began to feel like a new man. The
Zerrible pains to which I had been subjected,
'eased, the palpitation of the heart subsided,
•ny stomach became easier, nausea di»ap-
peared, and my entire system began to
‘.one up. With returning
strength came activity of
mind and body. Before
the fifth bottle was taken
I had regained my former weight and natural
I condition. I am today well and I ascribe it
to taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.”
N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsa­
parilla do not be Induced to buy any other.
T he C.G. S tore
Intense
Suffering
MERCHANT TAILOR
Mrs. M. E. Tyler,
Has Moved into the building
adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar­
ket on the north, and invites
the public to inspect his samples
Artist.
Corner Alain and Granite Streets.
’ PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED
Bromides made in all sizes. Call and
examine our work.
COMPANY, A Liberal Share of Pat
rouage solicited.
’ine : Grroceries,
Salary $25 Per Week.
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ANTED—GOOD AGENTS to sell»
our general line of merchandise. No
W petidling.
Above salary will be paid
FOR SALE!
Flour, * Feed * and
8 Years
’‘live’’ agents.
For further information, address :
CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
Our <«f the Uandsoaot taitatHi ia the State
178 West Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill.
Millstuffs,
for Sale »r ExrhaHge for Farm Property.
WILL SELL on long time or exchange
DRESSMAKING.
150 on Alida avenue. The grounds are
nicely laid out with choice fruits and shrub­
bery, artificial stone walk, good stable and
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outbuildings. This cottage was built in the
fall of 1888, of the choicest material and by
first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F.,
architects. Will sell or exchange anv part
of one to four acres all in choice fruit and
adjoining said residence This is the most Haitoptne4 DreMmakiny Parlarti
modern in style, and best constructed cob
tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location,
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and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E.
E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey. Real Uilletk Block, Main Street far (birri Street,
Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon. ' ml9’91
BUY POULTRY. PRODUCE, ETC., ETC.
MRS. JOHN CLINT
Crocker Building, Corner Granite and Main Sts.
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. J!1; six for
Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mw.
13?" Goods purchased of us will be delivered in any part
of the city free of charge.
IOO Doses One Dollar
ASHLAND, OREGON.
For Trade
or for Sale.
Ashland Market
John E. Pelton.
AT DEPOT.
Best paying hotel in Ash­
land; doing a fine business.
1776
Is offered for sale or will trade for a fruit
farm, a stock ranch, or for stock. Thi6 is
a good opporcunity for a trade, as this is a
. valuable piece of property. Anyone mean­
ing business should call on or address the
V allsy R ecord , Ashland, Or., for further
particulars.
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DRUGS,
CHEMICALS,
BKALKBS IN
COSMETICS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS' TOOLS,
STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES,
WALL PAPER, GLASS, ETC.,
The citizens of Ashland, Or., will
give a Grand Celebration in
honor of the Nation’s
Holiday on
Water of any temperature desired.
Natural Temperature H3 deg's.
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And everything kept in stock by a lirst-
Building Papers, Wrapping Papers
class Drugstore.
and Twines.
Prescriptions a Specialty.
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All kinds of
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
Inclosed and covered, the same medical
Jl/EDFORD,
R. P. NEIL,
Under the Supervision of the Fire Department.
PROPRIETOR.
Shop opposite piazza flag stall .
The Committees have all been appointed, and report
Ashland
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Oregon.
everything favorable for making the occasion one long to be All Kinds of Fresh Meats
remembered by every patriotic citizen in Southern Oregon. Kept constantly on band. Fair living
prices is all that we ask.
We will make it to your interest to
' deal with us, so give the new meat mar­
ket a trial.
®^TFresh pork on hand every dav.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
The Fire boys never fail to make a success of anything
HE BELL ESTATE, containing 160
acres of land in the heart of a good
cattle range. About 6 miles from Henley,
they undertake, and they take pleasure in extending an in­
Cal., on the Klamath river.
Also about 56 head of cattle.
vitation to the entire community of Southern Oregon and
For further particulars inquire of
THOS JONES. Henley, Cal,,
or VV. T. LAIRD, A^er, Cal.,
Northern California to join them in the jubilee.
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Administrators.
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DR. KESSLER & CO.’S
ST. LOUIS
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
DISPENSARY.
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H icks &M c R bide , the
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QUARTER
ker county, Ore-
n
gon, near what UI A
is now Baker City, a PC MT| |DV
a man who has since LLli 1 U II I
become identified with the resources and fl f* A
development of that country. This man JI iLJ
is no other than Mr. John Stewart, one o, the
wealthiest and most influential citizens in the
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
county. In a recent letter he says: " I had been
suffering from pains in my back and general kid­ te. Freight moved about town at rates
ney complaint for some time, and had used many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
LO /ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE.
pains in my back had become so severe that I was
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any­
prevented from attending to my work and could
not move about without the use of a cane. Hear­
ing, through a friend, of the wonderful cures ef­ where n town at lowest prices.
fected by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was induced to try
a box. and from that very first dose I found ins’ant
relief, and before using half the contents of .he
box the pains in my back entirely disappeared.
I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea. and can conscientiously recommend
it to my friends. I would not be without it for
anything.”
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, inconti­
nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful sensation while urinating, and all affec­
tions of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex.
OREGON,
I wish to announce to the public that I
am ready to take orders for any kind of
gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines,
filing saws, sharpening knives and „cissors
etc., etc.
Office on Front street, in building with
John B. Wrisley, the real estate agent. 2-4
Market.
Central
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ated and happy.
Located on the
A Bureau of Information.
In large and ever growing communi­ HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
ties wants of one kind or another are
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Practical Gunsmith,
P ainting , P apering , E tc .
Cor. M ain and G ranite streets,
Ashland. Oregon.
water, always clean, for the springs run a
When you expect an advertisement to
heavy volume—more than twelve hun- ‘
create business, word it for business. An
dred gallons per hour.
advertisement has no life in itself—it de­ You may dive and swim and have more
pends for its efficiency upon the vigor
fun than “anybody’ —come out as “fine
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven­
with which you endow it.—“When.”
Pioprieuir.
R. STRAIT,
FOR
CONTRACTS
RINK. —
GRANT HELMAN.
( Successors to Chitwood Bros.)
Main St., Opposite Flagstaff.
EVANS & BRUNK
BATHING Ä
perennial, and advertising columns are a
bureau of information never to be closed.
—Philadelphia Ledger.
J. C. BARRETT & CO •J
Cured Meats Constantly on Hand.
Terms, Cash, l’ass-book accounts pay
able Monthly.
White Sulphur Springs
SWIMMING
PLAZA DRUG STORE.
— Wholesale and Retail Dealer in —
ASHLAND
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Fashion plates from Minneapolis, St.
Paul and New York. All work guaran­
teed to give satisfaction.
[f 19, ’91
Successor to HOSLEY & PELTON,
1891
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Word It for Business.
S ixteen Y ears ’ E xperience .
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The ARLINGTON HOTEL
half way work about it.—Printers’ Ink.
Yean in this City.)
A. O. U. W. BLOCK,
(13
In the evening there will be a Grand Ball and as usual,
Hose Boys will spare no pains in making it pleasant for
205 SECOND ST..
all visiting friends and strangers.
PORTLAND, OR.
Largest Stock of Trees
J3T’ Don’t fall.to come to Asldand and have a
in the Northwest,
good time.
Program next week.
ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS
MILLIONS.
100,000 Prune Trees ¿mostly
French^
35,000 Royal Ann cherry.
10,000 Early Crawford peach
10,000 Moorpark and Royal
Apricot.
35,000 Esopus Spitzenberg
apple.
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
2<5,OOO Yellow Newtown Pip­
pin apple.
15,000 Ben Davis apple.
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It Has Been Tried
Large Stock of all Otter Lead­
ing Varieties of Fruits.
FREE FROM INSECT PESTS
Catalogue Free. Address:
FRUIT RAISING IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
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H. SETTLEMIER.
J.
A Good Cigar is a Thing of Joy.
FASHIONABLE
farm, my residence in Ashland with
I a for frontage
of 160 feet on Main street, and
Dairy and Stock Salt.
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates
Never do jxaor advertising; never let
fungi and animaleulea, and neutral­
izing and correcting all acidi­
any one else do poor advertising for you.
ties it promotes a normal and
Poor work never pays. Use the beet
healthful condition in every
material that can be had, and have no
part of the system.
For Sale by J. C. Barrett <S Co.
HOTOtìRinio.
GROCERY
The Best Is the Cheapest.
When Raby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she becarie Miss, she clung to Castoria.
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TO URIMk THE WATER IS A TOAIC.
The former bloodthirsty savage Indian
chief, Geronimo, is now reported to be
an earnest Christian and an enthusiastic
Sunday school teacher.
M. F. EGGLESTON,
Manager.
These well known and reliable ineciallsU con­
tinue to treat all chronic, nervoue, blood and akin
diseases, also all acute and chronic diseases o!
tlie eye endear. They are the most eminent phy •
cien» on the American Continent As surgeons
they are equalled by none.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. Spermatorrhoea.
Seminal fxtsses, Night Emissions, I ams of Vital
Powers, slee; ’.essness. Gloominess, Depression
of Spirits, Adversión to Society, Nearly Discour­
aged, Lack of Confidence, Dull, Listless, Unfit
for Study or Business, permanently and speedily
cured.
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMITIES and im­
pediments to marriage corrected.
iuB¿raa*n?£
oct the use of mercury. Scrofula, Kryaljielas,
Blotches, Eruptions, Eczema, Acne, Ulcers,
Pimples. Pain In the Head and Bones, etc., per­
manently cured when others have failed.
URINARY, Kidney and Bladder Troubles,
Weak Back, Burning Urine, Frequency of Uri­
nating, Urine High Colored or with MUky Sedi­
ment on standing, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Cystitus,
Varlocele, Hydrocele, etc., permanently cured.
Charges reasonable.
STRICTUREcuredin from fifteen to twenty
days by the latest and most scientific methods.
CATA R R H, Throat,.Nose and Lung Deseases
successfully and permanently cured.
PILES, Flstal, Fissure, Rectal Ulcers,perfect­
ly cured without knife, ligature or caustic. No
detention from business. Over 7,000 cases cured.
Treatment scientific, safe and painless, and won­
derful in fts resulte.
LADIES—AU Female Weakness promptly
co led. Headache, Nervous Prostration, General
Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles Inflammation. Ulceration, Falling
Displacements, Dismenorrhoea, Spinal Weakness
Kidney Complaints, Change of Life, etc.
Office Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bundays, 11 a.
m. to 12 m.
N. B —Persons unable to visit us may be treat­
ed nt their homes by correspondence. Inclose
Feu- Cents in stamps when writing us All let­
ters strictly private, and answered in plain en­
velop.
Address
DR. KK88LKR A CO.,
2h5 Second Street. Portland, Oregon.
Woodburn, Or REDLAND Al ftSEItlES.
SfX MILES SOUTH OF
You can always find the fin­
est of Imported and Do­
mestic and Key West
Grants Pass, - * - Oregon,
H. JUDGE.
Harness & Saddle ! 200,000 TREES FOR SALE
---- CONSISTING OF-----
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Prune,
Manufacturer i Cherry,
Apricot, Nectarine, Almond,
Pays One Hundred Per Cent on the Investment.
O X Gr A R s x
Walnut, Cheetniit, Shade and Orna­
mental trees.-
-----ALSO-----
All work ordered will lie made to give entire
ASHDAND,
And the best brands of
Smoking and Chew­
ing Tobacco
AT----
OREGON.
StraHkrn
SATISFAOTION-
Pl»»tx, Blarkbrrn
Hnyttiae«.
Haiti
atd
Repairing neatly and promptly done,
HASTY & GREGORY'S
OUR NURSERY
Ten and 20 acre farms all in cultivation and
HEAL ESTATE. ready to set to fruit within seven miles of Oregon’s Peterman Bros. Red Hill Land,
WITHOUT IRRIGATION.
CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS &
Capital for $75.00 per acre
MANUFACTURERS.
For
further
information
send
for
pamphlet
to
MARIA COLVLR FARM
and at Low Rates.
ZtSTEWS-STAZtSTZD.
----- IB GROWN ON-----
i
LINKVILLE.
For the Purpose of Selling the
te- WE do not handle, cultivate, or
attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties
or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that
they are well ADAPTED to the soil and
Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and • climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE
styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold- i GON. Write for terms to
ing and Brackets of al) styles. Boats built i A. H. CARSON & SON.,
to order. Tbs whole or one half offered
G kants P ass , O kkuoa
for ule.
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Or W. B. COLTON Agent, Ashland, Or
Eine Botlg of Land Known
as the
HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in
Odd Fellows' Block, up stairs. Four
I Hundred
Acres l>est land m Jackson coun­
ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to
suit. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One
half down' balance on time.
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ZE. ¿T FARLOW.
S3000
OREGON.
THE
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COMPANY,¡
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learn.
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to til) iw-r week and up* aids.
ana more after a little experience. We can fumir-L tou the tin-
ploymeut and teach ycu FKEF.'. No apace to explain here. Full
hforaatr.n >KLk. Til IT. <V <•<>.. Al Gt blA. I a ISK.
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