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VALLEY RECORD. The Encampment. Woodville Whittling». How Men Make Millions. MRS. J. D. CROCKER, The social dance given Troop B of Link-, M. F. EGGLESTON, Has it rained around Woodville lately?; The man who observed that “the large Manager.^ 1 ville at the Ganiard opera house by Co. Well, I should smile. Summer has tak rivers generally happened to run close to D of thia city last Thursday evening was en a vacation. ASHLAND O b ... T kmdit . July 2. Z891 a pronouncad social event and the moat large cities” has now discovered that enjoyable party bad for years Friday men who do the largest amount of busi-1 Mrs. Cox came back from Sacramento morning aa early aa 4 o’clock the soldier 1 oeas generally happen to have the largest last Thursday. She thinks Southern Or Mrs. M. E. Tyler William Waldo, county judge of Mari boys, being so full of the fire of military advertisements in the paper. Some mer egon is the best place yet. on county, baa resigned on account of ill enthusiasm commenced firing their guns chants try circulars, signs, etc., etc., but Phil Simpkins is sporting a fine new and thus noisily reminded the whole town the best advertisement in the world is health and William Kaiser, a prominent buggy. He has also taken a homestead that the first annual encampment of Co. Artist. . The lawyer of Salem, will be appointed bv D, 2d Regiment, O. N. G.. was soon to the newspaper; this has l>een conceded and erected a new house thereon. O young folks are surmising Phil ’ s next . by the most successful business men of Gov Pennover. _________ take place. At 6 a. tn. D Co., 39 strong move. Corner Main and Granite Streets. and Troop B, with 23 brave cavalrymen the age. We could cite examples of suc The telegraph brings word that Parnell pulled out of Ashland for Eugene at cessful advertisers—Wanamaker, Stew S. C. Sherril has gone to Etna to teach PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED tj aud Mrs. O’Shea have been married in tached to the freight train. Thev arriv art, Mablev and others, men who have a term of school, and Mrs. Simon Simp Bromides made in all sizes. Call and the “greatest privacy." If Parnell had ed at Eugene af 3 o'clock Saturday morn- spent thousands of dollars with the daily kins will run the po6toffice during Sam’s examine our work. absence. tbe station with a Wil- newspapers, and who have consequently -edtbe-we tactic, from the .tart ---------------------------- D “hoofed it” to made millions of dollars.—Rome (N. Y.) il-’ Simon Simpkins will take charge of, would now be * leader in parliament. the camping ground two miles out of Tribune. the Rogue River house this week. He town, accompanied by cloudy darkness has rented it from S.’C. Sherril for a' “High Tariff,”» well known race horse and the Willamette mist. It May Make You Rich. i year. dropped dead while trying to win the . Capt. Siemens’s Troop B is the only Say in yonr newspaper announcement The protracted meeting closed here last great American Derby at Chicago last cavalry company at the encampment. just what yon would say if you were to This is what the Klamath bovs regret,for go personally to talk np yonr goods, and Friday. Mrs. Futrell came up from the week. McKinley should take warning they are deprived of the opportunity of i . Pass and was with her busband the last and withdraw from the great Ohio race “knocking the ear off” of some other ■ our word for it you will make of the few days of the meeting. There were TZHZE WORLD newspaper a thousand fold better sales several accessions to the church. company. next November. I A dispatch last evening slates that man, because it can present your an William Coker’s team took a spin on * Mr. Blaine baa got the W. C. T. U. af though many members of all the other nouncements every day to 10,000 possible their own hook last Thursday, resulting Has Moved into the building ter him, and be will probably find it more companies had officially resided in the purchasers. The newspaper can do the in smashing one wheel and otheiwise adjoining R. P. Neil’s meat mar” truard-house none of “our boys” had yet work in a day that a hundred most effi tearing Mr. Coker’s new wagon up. One ket on the north, and invites troublesome than the gout. The ladies been incarcerated. cient and active salesmen cannot accom- of the horses was badly bruised. the public to inspect his samples New Store! - New Triumphs ! object to hi. efforts for the introduction A letter from Eugene says: The com I plish. And the newspaper can save clerk W iggins . at A merican beer and whisky in South Woodville, June 24th, 1891. panies assembled here are nearly all well hire and the soiling and spoiling of goods and Central America., Mechanics and Farmers, you can get a officered, most of them also being pretty in the showing of them by telling cus- complete outfit for $12, consisting of the well drilled. In ease and compactness | tomers beforehand just what you have. Iowa democrats have renojninated Gov in drill and steadiness of movement in following: , The newspaper will make you rich if ernor Bowies and came out flat-footed the field (more especially “guard mount” properly utilized.—Nashville Banner. 1 tailor made dress suit. $9 00 against prohibition. It is laid that even and “battallion drill”) Co. D will stand 1 suit of underwear....... 1 00 ----------- 0----------- the republican, will not dally with the either No. 1 or No. 2, but not lower than 1 dress shirt................... Attract and Convince. 75 No. 2. If Ashland has any interest or 1 working shirt ............. 50 prohibition siren much longer, as it lost There are two things a successful ad pride in her militia sho need not,I think, JSF’Goods purchased of us will be delivered in any part l’pair of suspenders.... 25 The marked benefit which people in run them the .late at the last election. abate her interest nor fear any shame to vertisement must do—attract and con down Socks, handkrehiefs, etc 50 or weakened ‘ state of health derive of the city free of charge. her pride. Ashland ought at least to sup vince. In other Words, it must be read Russell Harrison’s eloquent admission port and encourage our commander, for and leave a good impression. In order from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, conclusively proves Grand Total..................... -.... $12 00 claim that this medicine “ makes the weak that his father will accept a nomination in self-control and confidence in tent or to attract attention it must not be sim the strong.” It does not act like a stimulant, oaiy if preMed upon him is reaMuring. field he has thus far given us cause to ad ply noticeable, for that might be on ac imparting fictitious strength from which there J An impression hu already gained ground mire and respect him. Than the 2<1 Reg count of its shocking and ridiculous ap must follow a reaction of greater weakness iment of O. N G. none are better officer Successor to HOSLEY & PELTON, MERCHANT TAILOR, that the preseure is to be on the other ed and yet they all, even Col. Lovell—a pearance. it should look new to the than before, but in the most natural way reader—like something he has not read Hood's Sarsaparilla overcomes that tired feel side of the case As far as the people good eommander and perfect gentleman before — Wholesale and Retail Dealer in — ing, creates an appetite, purifies the blood, M’CALL’S BLOCK. are concerned it is bel.eved that Mr. Har —is not more able than Capt. McCon and, in short, gives great bodily, nerve, Tricks of the Trade, rison will not encounter a pressure of nell, and bis men follow his commands mental and digestive strength. with the greatest confidence. When everybody is rushed it is no more than 1000 pounds to the square Fagged Out trick to secure custom; it is when his French Tansy Wafers. inch. . “ Last spring I was completely fagged out. Cured Meats Constantly on Hand. neighbors are idle that the man who has These wafers are a sure and safe specific My strength left me and I felt sick and mis Terms, Cash. Pass-book accounts pay For the Purpose of Selling the Old General Butler appreciates a joke, for all kinds of female troubles and will re kept his name and goods before the pub erable all the time, so that I could hardly able Monthly. ♦ •ven if it is at his own expense. At a re move all obstructions to the monthly peri lic finds himself so well known that he attend to my business. I took one bottle of Fine Body of Latid Known ods, no matter wbat the cause. They are cant wedding in Cambridge he presented wbat every woman needs, end may be used gets his full share of what patronage is Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and it cured me. There as the to be had. — Cloak aud Suit Review. is nothing like it.” R. C. B eoole , Editor his young friends, “the happy couple,” safely. For sale by the Livingstone Chem Enterprise, Belleville, Mich. ical Co., manufacturers, San F rancisoo, Cal. with silver spoons—plain and solid—bear For sale by T. K. Bolton. < “ I derived very much beuefit from Hood's It Booms Your Town. BEA LIBS IN Everybody and all their friends are invited to come to Ash ing no other adornment than a speaking The most successful and progressive Sarsaparilla, which I took for general debility. Tramp* tn Lack. PAINTS, OILS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS, likeness of the donor. Silver spoons It built me right up, and gave me an excel HAVE OPENED a Real Estate office in WA1.L PAPER, GLASS, ETC., All the tramps who have wandered to towns are those which most liberally lent appetite.” E d . J enkins , Mt. Savage, Md. land and participate with us in celebrating Odd Fellows’ Block, up stairs. Four with a likenem of Butler, presented by support their home papers. A newspa I”— ’ coun Hundred A "res -- best — land ’ in Jackson N. B. If you decide to take Hood's Sarsa Butler, caused a titter in which Butler the immediate vicinity of Mount Holly, per well filled with home advertisements ty—fruit or garden—to be sold in tracts to : Building Papers, Wrapping Papers parilla do not be induced to buy anything else N. J., in the past week have, to use the suii. Fifty acre or upward tracts:— One joined. ________ and Twines. parlance of their own tribe, been “right is one of the best advertisements iu the instead. Insist upon having half down, balance on time. world of the place where the paper is Charles Francis Adams, ex-president in de royalest kind o’ luck.” They have published.—Wyandotte Union. All kinds of ZE. J- FARLOW. I of tbs Union Pacific, has written a letter had one continual round of bacchanalian revels, and all growing out of the mur ARTISTS ’ MATERIALS. to E. H. Wells, the Alaskan explorer, The Backbone of the Community. ■ ■ All f"Wcan be earned at our NEW Una of work, ■ ■ ■ ■ HI ■ W aud honorably, by those of concerning the'latter’s published scheme der trial from which John Price escaped. CONTRACTS FOB The local newspaper is the backbone I IW| | | |W ■■ W either sex. young or old. aud in their One of the chief witnesses for the state ■ ■I Illi I ■ own Io. Hlti.-s,wherever they live Any for building a railway to Alaska, saying: ■ w»’ ■ W ■■ ■ one can do the work. Easy to learn. during the trial was John McClain, a of the community, and generous as is P ainting , P apering , E tc . Wa furnish everything. We start you. No risk. You can devoto "When I was last in the Dominion, and true specimen of the tramp tribe. He the public appreciation of its offices, it ; your spare moments, or all your time to the work This is an Ashland. Oregon. entirety new lead,and brings wonderful success to every worker. also in Alaska, it seemed to me not im was an eyewitness of the killing of merits much more sympathy and sup Sold by all druggists, fl; six for f5. Prepared only Beginners are earning from «25 to «50 per week and upwards, by C. I. HOOD A (JO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. and more after a little experience. We can furnish you the em possible that the time might come when “Bonner” by Price, and immediately port than it generally receives.—Phila ployment and teach you FKEE. No space to explain here. Full information FKIK. TRUE <fc CO.. AUfctiTA. MA1MC. IOO Doses One Dollar a railroad would be needed, and would after the tragedy was locked up to as delphia Times. Procession forms in plaza at 10 o’clock a . m , in the following order: be remunerative, from Winnipeg, north sure his appearance at the trial to testify. Ashland Silver Cornet Band The Seven Lampe of Publicity. westerly, into the mining country of After the trial closed McClain was re Ashland Hose Co. No. 1., Ashland Hose Co. No. 2 The seven canons of the fine art of ad leased and paid off, his per diem allow Alaska. _________________ Secret Organizations, Federated Trades vertising, “the seven lamps of publicity,” ance amounting to seventy dollars. Liberty Car representing Goddess of Liberty and the Forty four States The result of the introduction of this are seen to be simplicity, news quality Parnell, the Irish politician and Mrs. Mayor and City Council in carriages O’Shea were legally married the 25th. fortune into the realms of the tramp originality, individuality, iteration, sin T’TÒOZPZEÒTETOTÒ. Citizens on horseback, Citizens on foot. To all intenta and purposes they have kingdom just at the close of a hard cerity and naturalness.—Philadelphia • Shop opposite piazza Hag staff. winter was demoralizing.—Philadelphia Ledger. Procession will march down Main street to Helman, down Helmail to Factory, < out been married for about .even years. Record. Factory to Main, back Main to 1st Avenue, down 1st Avenue to Spring street, Ashland Considering that during this time O’Shea Toot Your Horn Judiciously. Oregon. A Booster's Fast. down Spring to Oak street, back Oak street to plaza. and wife though occupying the same The secret of how to advertise judi ■ All Kinds of Fresh Meats Some two weeks ago Mrs. Martha For ciously is the key to success. The man bouse,bad ceased their marital relations, Music by Band the doings of these two lovers is not so sythe missed a favorite Cochin rooster, who toots his horn the earliest, loudest Music by Octette Club Kept constantly on hand. Fair living and, thinking that some one had stolen and in the most attractive manner get. immoral as some have painted. At least I prices is all that we ask. Prayer by Chaplain it, she purchased another. One evening the crowd's money.—Chicago Herald Mrs. O’Shea and Parnell have confidence about two weeks later Mrs. Forsythe We will make it to your interest to Reading Declaration of Independence in and love for each other. These being went out to lock the coop, and seeing a deal with us, so give the new meat mar The Criterion of Value. Music by Band 4 Foot Rough 5 Wire, Not Pointed 00 $1 the solid rocks upon which succeMful box near the coop determined first to ket a trial. Cl ll CC Good advertising is the kind that i Oration 4 92 4 marriage la built, the balance of the put it in the dry, that it might be. used makes its influence felt upon the adver-! jP^^Fresh pork on hand every day. ci cc Cl cc Song by Octette Club 4 3 75 world’s population can take their actions when occasion reqnired. On picking up riser's pocketbook.—Printers’ Ink. CC ic li <4 Benediction 4 3* 80 as they please, for Parnell and Mrs. the box she was surprised to find the lost n CC ll cc. Music by Band 3 3% 75 rooster, for Sir Chanticleer stepped out A Profitable Accomplishment. O’Shea are only now legally what they ii ll ll 3.^ it 2 aa gayly as if he bad lived on corn by 70 Aptitude in advertising is an accom have been spiritually ever s<nce they met it ' Cl ll cc 2 the bushel. The chicken had not had plishment that yields remarkable re 2 50 about Mven year. ago. SIX MILES SOUTH OF one grain of food for fourteen days. He turns.—Troy Press. 4 Foot Dressed 5 Wire, Pointed $133} had been picking his way through an Grants Pass, - - - Oregon. PARTISAN OR POLITICAL? CC CC U CC 4 4 ... 1 23 old celery trench, and stepping on the Music bv Band A Mathematical Fact. If ll cc cc A Red Hot Letter About the Farm box it had overtilted and imprisoned 4 ... 1 25 Twenty minutes Bicyle Tournament in Plaza free for all—Prize for The inan who takes the ad. out of the ll cc cc er» Alliance. him like Gerrevra in the chest.—Monon newspaper takes the add out of his cash 3 3% cc ... 1 20 most graceful rider cc ll Q cc cc E ditux V allby R ecosd :— gahela Republican. box.—Exchange. ó 3 ... 1 14 Five-mile go-as-you-please, free for all—First Prize, $5.00; Second Prize, $2.50 ----- CONSISTING OF----- I see in your last issue an article by Not Helping Wool Growers. Potato Race for Boys under 18 years—For Prize Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Prune, W. H. Breese on the farmers’ alliance, in Protection doesnot always accomplish A Woman with Forty-tliree Hasbanun. Cherry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond, Egg race for Boys under 12 years—For Prize which he aava our organization is “in A young Englishwoman, named Eve tensely political but not partisan.” Bro. the object it has in view. McKinley Walnut, Chestnut, Shade and Orna- Potato race for Girls under 18 years — For Prize | mental trees. Breese should have explained the polit raised the duties on wool last year for line Lea), who is said to be exceedingly Egg race for Girls under 12 years — For Prize ical feature of the alliance, because there the benefit of the wool growers, but no handsome, has for a second time fallen Five Double Strands Galvanized Bessemer Sreel Wire Contest between Ashland Hose Co. No. 1, and Ashland Hose Co. No. 2, to run ----- ALSO----- are so many people who cannot under benefit has resulted. On the contrary, into the hands of the French police for Strawberry Pints, Btadberry Malta art 200 yards, make couplings and get water in the shortest time—Prize, $10 stand how we can be political and not Ohio wool of the best quality is lower practicing what may be called the mar Continuous Twist of the Wire. Any kind and size Pickets. partisan. For the benefit of those allow than usual. In Texas, too, where me riage* trick. When in 1887 she was first flraperiset. Music by Band me to explain. O^Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Durable than Boards, and Stronger thaa Grand Parade by Improved Order of Calathumpian Horroboes dium and low grade clothing wools are arrested she was at her thirteenth mar The farmers' alliance and industrial riage, but today she is in the possession Barb Wire Fence. Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order. produced, tho outlook is reported to be union, aa well aa all other labor organiza of no fewer than forty-three husbands. tions (exceptthe tradee’ union) are band discouraging. Her method of procedure was as simple A special correspondent of the Boston ----- IS GROWN ON----- ed together for the purpose of bettering as it was ingenious. the condition of the laboring class mor Wool Reporter, who has been traveling She put advertisements into the jour ally, intellectually and financially. The in Texas, was told by the sheep growers Don’t Fail to Come and Enjoy Yourself. financial condition of the people in gen there that the wool product this year nals stating that a widow possessing a eral we all know, and the census report will probably be considerably less than fortune of 1,200,000 francs wished to The Oration is to be delivered by the noted Yreka orator, WITHOUT IRRIGATION. of nine millions of mortgages proves, is usual, owing to the discouraging outlook marry a gentleman in good circum simply deplorable. We claim this con for good prices. He found, also, that stances belonging to the nobility or to Hon. Geo. B. Robertson, assemblyman from Siskiyou and WE do not handle, cultivate, or 9 attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties dition has been btought about, principal many sheep are being shipped out of the the high commercial class. Replies were Norte. • Del or kinds of FRUIT, until satisfied that Proprietor. ly, by rfa'ous legislation— legislation that to be sent to a postoffice. Her accom they are well ADAPTED to the soil and benefits one class at the expense of anoth state for mutton. On one ranch of 45,000 plice, who occupied the position of com climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE er. Then having wrong laws, thev must to 50,000 sheep a good portion of them panion, seems to have had the important GON. Write for terms to betaken from our statute books and right were being fattened for shipment to Chi duty of choosing the victims from among A. H. CARSON & SON., laws enacted in their stead. This is pol cago and Kansas City. While the wool itics (science of government). Now, can clip of Texas last year was about 18,000,- the applicante.— London Tit-Bite. G rants P ass , O bkgon we accomplish this without being parti 000 pounds, this correspondent estimates Or W. B. COLTON, Agent, Ashland Or., I Poisoned by Centipede Venom. san? Perhaps not, but we are willing to that it will not be more than about A family of six persons by the name try. Our proposition is this: Let any 15,000,000 this year, aud he does not be ons of the old parties give us the legisla lieve that 3,000,000 sheep will be shorn of Boulding, moving by wagon from ■J tion demanded in our Ocala platform or this year, while about 8,650,000 were Tennessee to Texas, camped on the line (Successors to Chitwood Bros.) St. Louis agreement, and we graciouslv of Baxter and Boone counties, in Arkan accept it and support that party. But if shorn last year. sas, one night. They had coffee at sup Main St., Opposite Flagstaff. The wool market reports have recent no party, now in existence, will do this _____________ per, which was prepared in a tin vessel ly made mention of the fact that Texas then our organization is very apt to be without a cover. Next morning Mrs. and territory wools are in good demand, come a part of a new party. Be sure of -------- Full Line of-------- that! We are fighting for the right and and the stock of them nearly exhausted, Boulding warmed over the coffee that DRUGS, CHEMICALS, are here to stay! owing to the fact that Australian wools had been left, of which she and two of COSMETICS, TOILET ARTICLES, Many thiuk the alliance inferior to the have been more largely imported this the children drank freely. STANDARD PATENT MEDICINES, grange. They are mistaken. Why? year than ever, and the wools from the Scarcely had the breakfast been fin fl Because the grange attempts to remove •oathwest are needed to mix with them ished when the entire party—father, symptoms only while the alliance strikes in manufacturing. If the wool duties mother and four children—were seized And everything kept in stock by a first- at the cause of the disease, viz., all mo with the most excruciating pains. Their class Drugstore. Prescriptions a Specialty. nopolies, but more eepeciallv the money were removed, would not onr native screams brought a neighbor to the res wool be demanded in greater quantities [m!2’91 monopoly. The money power must go cue, who summoned a physician. When or our country is ruined. Every day it i than ever, more looms be employed and the doctor arrived the mother and two is said that every man has his price i more people better clothed than ever? of the children were dead, and the other (bribe). Now I ask what right has a Why m Boosu Burst» members of the family were only saved man elected to legislature or congress or Laredo, Tex., has been on a great by the skill of the physician, who ad any other other office on a platform (voice t J V of the majority) to change his mind, or ; “boom” within a year past, but the im- ministered antidotes for poisoning. change his vote even if he does change provemeut company of tne town has Examination of the coffee revealed the (13 Yaara ta this City.) his mind? The majority of the legal been put into the hands of a receiver, fact that a mountain centipede had Hue ef the HanfiMaett BesifieatM is the State I votere must change his vote, if at all. and the outlook is described as “decided- crawled into the coffee pot during the J Anything else is treason. This is farm l ly gloomy.” A. O. U. W. BLOCK, for Salr er Eirbaagr for Farm Premerti. night, and had been boiled for break ers’ alliance doctrine: That officers are 205 SECOND ST., One of the causes for the flattening out fast. — Cor. Memphis Appeal-Avalanche. hired servants of the i*ople and must of Laredo's boom is worthy of attention serve the people, regardless of their own PORTLAND, OR. interests, and if they do not then treat from those simple minded people who W hat is termed viciousness in horses The*e well-known »nd reliable »veciao»«. con- WILL SELL on long time or exchange Unneto treat all chronic, nervona, blood and akin them aa anv other traitor—confiscate his 1 fancy that a tariff does not restrict trade is frequently nothing but sheer timidity, diaeaaea. alao all acute »nd chronic diaeaaea of for farm, my residence in Ashland with property and banish him, just as our and interfere with business. A corre- and almost invariably is the result of of 160 feet on Main street, and o Un J•£? **»• 'n,M‘ «WiMut ph) - fathers would have done one hundred ; spendeut of The American Wool Re rough treatment Horses would not give 150 a frontage on Alida avenue. The grounds are years ago. porter writes from Laredo as follows: nicely laid out with choice fruits and shrub- Money is the power that rules our coun i “One of the severest blows Laredo has way to fear when a man approaches them berv, artificial stone walk, good stable and if they had been accustomed to receive try. The farmers' alliance is one of the experienced, and which has added much outbuildings. This cottage was built in the ...’ZS’Ji; Otaomlneea Depnmtou organisations that propose to overthrow to the depression in real estate there, is always kind and humane treatment. fall of 1888, of the choicest material and by OI Splrita, Adveralon to Society, Nearly Diecour Js ul I?ck °n CoDa<lenca, Dull, I.latfae, Unfit first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F., that power and bow? By deetroving curredUdy °f Bu,lne“’ permanently and apeedtly architects. Will sell or exchange any part usury by making money obtainable from the result of the decision of the late Sec of one to four acres all in choice fruit and the government at a low rate of interest, retary Windom, shutting out of this and lm- adjoining said residence This is the most giving as security the very things we country Mexican lead ores. At this point modern in style, and best constructed cot ¿Bast «¡IWiMISL ’uK: had just beeu erected the buildings of now give the national banks for govern tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, ment money, viz , reel estate and imper the Omaha and Kansas City Ore Samp and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E. ishable products of toil, as embodied in ling works and a large concentrator for E. Miner, owner or W. N. Luckey. Real Pimplea. Pain In the Head and Bones, etc per Estate Agent. Ashland. Oregon. nilSPOl the sub-treasury bill. the reduction of ores by the Vguana manently cured when other» have failed. Many of the so-called farmers' papers, Mining company, of Philadelphia, at I .“4 Bladder Trouble», edited and published by men who would a cost of $300.000. These industries STOCK FARM FOR SALE. not know a cutting box from a threshing are now closed down, aud the machinery ment on »landing, Gonorrhea», Gleet, Cyatitua, machine, are telling the farmers it is has all been removed to Monterey, Mex Variocele, Hydrocele, etc., permanently cured. Charges reasonable. HE BELL ESTATE, containing 160 wrong and sinful to organize, that com ico. ” , STR ICTU R E cured In from fifteen to twenty acres of land in the heart of a good petition is the life of trade, etc. Well, lay» by the lateat and moat acientitic method». cattle range. About 6 miles from Henley, The Winduui decision has now given perhaps this is eo; and if they will dis CATARRH, Throat, Noae and Lung Beaeaaea Cal., on the Klamath river. I auecesafully aud permanently cured. organise all other branches of industry place to the McKinley law, and as this Also about 56 head of cattle. , !*l LES, Fiatal, Fiaaure, Rectal Ulcers, perfect- (also thievery) and give us plain old com taw imposes a duty of 1» cents per pound I For further particulars inquire of i ly cured without knife, ligature or caustic. No petition with good laws to matoh.it might on lead ores, Laredo cannot smelt those ' detention from buaineaa. OverT,000 caaea cured, THUS. JONES. Henley, Cal,, i Treatment acientitlc, aafe and painless, and won- or W. T. LAIRD, Ager, Cal., do; but not otherwise. Whv right here ores with profit, although lying right on I derful In its results. may28 Administrators. in thia little valley we, undoubtedly,have the Mexican border. I LADIES— Ail Female Weakness promptly E. J. FARLOW, Agent. Ashland, Or. a mill combination, who give us 50 or 55 ' cured. Headache, Nervoua Prostration, General • Debility. Sleeplessness, Depression, Ovarian cents a bushel for our wheat and then Troubles Inflammation, Ulceration. Failing •ell us flour at $1.35 a sack. Well, you Displacements, Dlsmcnorrhcea, Spinal Weaknees A YEAB ! I undertake to briefly aay, that is business. Yes, so it is; but Kinney Complaints, Change of Life, etc. | teach eny tairly intellifent person of either Office Hours- 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 11 a we intend to put a stop to such business l»ei, v- ho can rrad and write, and who. m |o 12 m | alter inatructiun. will Vork ir.dustriously, Jf possible. We are tired of working for — — — — howto earn Three Thousand |*«llar« a J • «JS'. o -.l'«t*ot>s unable to visit us may be treat- * -.r , Tear in their own localities, w here ver they Uve.T will also famish the millers for our board and clothes,and *he situation or employ ment^t which you can earn that amount. eu «, clieir homes by correspondence. Inclose poor boegd and poor clothes at that. We No tnonev for ine unices successful as above. Easily and quickly FoUi Cents In ►tamps when writing us All let learned I desire but one worker from each disio.» or county. I want a share of the profits of our labor ters strictly private, and answered in plain en Lave already taught and provided with emplc nrent a large velop- Address number, »vhu ate racking over «*000 • year each. It» NEW and nothing more. E dgab A ndcbson . DR. KESSLER & CO., Phoenix, Oregon. £ 4, For sate by J. C, Barrett A Co. 20.» Second Street, Portland, Oregon. HOTOtìR-iriito. T he C. G. S tore GROCERY COMPANY, M. BEATS ANYTHING MERCHANT Has Ever Seen ! I A Liberal Share of Pat rouage solicited. BUY POULTRY, PRODUCE, ETC., ETC. Crocker Building, Corner Granite and .Main Sts. Ashland Market John E. Pelton -:-A. GARRICK, REAL ESTATE. TAILOR Millstuffs, Dairy and Stock Salt. Makes the Weak Strong MAYER JULY 4TH. 1391 Reef, Pork and MuttOn. EVANS & BRUNK MARIÄ COLVER FARM I THE * NATION’S * HOLIDAY Hood’s Sarsaparilla ORDER OF THE DAY: 44 National Salute of 44 Guns at Sunrise 44 Central Market R. P. NEIL, REDUCED 20 P R CT Great Comedown in Prices on REDLAND NURSERIES. AFTER DINNER: 200,000 TREES FOR SALE The best stock, hog, rabbit and chicken fence. OUR NURSERY Ashland * Fence * Works ! Grand Ball by Fire Department in the Evening. Red Hill Land, EL. S. EMERY PLAZA DRUG STORE. J. C. BARRETT & CO It Has Been Tried DR. KESSLER & CO.’S ST. LOUIS FOR SALE! FRIUT RAISING IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY Pays One Hundred Per Cent on the Investment. I Ten and 20 acre farms all in cultivation and* ready to set to fruit within seven miles of Oregon’s Capital for $75.00 per acre. T $3000 For farther information send for pamphlet to THE OREGON LAND COMPANY DISPENSARY.
