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VALLET RECORD. PREMED BRICKS. VALL EY- REGG RD VALLEY RECORD J H. Hufler spent the 4th in Ashland. Charley Hamilton was in Ashland Sun day. Fine fresh extracts, sauces and spices at C. G. store. Harley Walters waa home visiting bis folks over the 4th. VOL. IV. A son waa born to the wife of A. E. Matson June Z7th. Home From Alaska Klop and see our Pongee and Matines at Hitka Alaskan, June 27: On tbe out C. O. D. Emporium. going steamer Mrs. Max Pracbt and her J. H Farris has returned from bis ex daughter, Lottie, and her son,Humboldt, tended Eastern trip. leave for their home in Ashland, Oregon. A large portion ot Talent’s population Mrs. Pracht has been a resident of Sitka during her husband's occupancy of tbe spent ths 4th in Ashland. John Wade ami Wm. Gee of Sams val position of collector for this port. Dur ing that time this little lady has endear ley celebrated in Ashland ed herself to very manv of our people, Jehu Gum and wife returned to their who will see her depart from among us home at Woodland, Cal., Saturday ! with sincere regret In time of sicknesa, Ab. E<1 wards of Edgewood, waa in sorrow, or need, Mrs. Pracht has ever Rogue river valley the first of the week. ! been among the foremost to extend aid ; and offer consolation. Some day she Alex. Galloway of Medford is in Port { may come back to us under happier aus land, «t|ere be is interested in a grocery pices when those who know her now, if ■tore. 1 here, will gladly welcome her return They arrived in Ashland Monday. Mrs. C. J. Howard and children are at Waldo spending the summer with ber Grasshopper* in California. mother. Fresno, July 3.—The grasshoppers are The 4th was a success in Ashland. The committing serious depredation along the fire laddies deserve much credit for their foothills of the Sierras, south from this hard work. city. The pests are you ng,hut come down Judge Deadv, who has been holding by millions from the mountains,an«l parts court in Han Francisco, returned on Sun of many vineyards are devastated of leaves Many owners of tineyarde and day’s train, orchards left here to«lay bound for Dan A! Farrow, tlie well-knewn horseman, ube and vicinitv to fight the troublesome waa married recently at Paisley to Mrs . insects. They went loaded with arsenic, Mattie Miller. bran and molasses, which is said to be an Col. N. B. Knight was in Ashland Fri effective remedy, and which saved the day en route for Salem from hie Klamath Eisen vineyard and others from destruc tion in 1886. The grasshoppers destroy county ranch. all vegetation in their road. Mrs . J. G. McDonald, daughter ami son of Tolo were visiting Mrs. B. Beach Catarrh in the Head Saturday and Sunday. Originates in scrofulous taint tn the blood. Excessive heat at Sacramento last Fri Heace the proper method by which to cure day killed two S. P. employes,Ix>uis Gun- catarrh, Is to purify the bleod. Its many dis dert and John Howard. agreeable symptoms, and the danger of devel Miss Nellie Hackett, recently graduat oping into bronchitis, or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed ed from the Portland kindergarten nor by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which cures catarrh mal, has returned home by purify lag the blood; It also tones up the The Mail says J. H. Whitman was in system aud Improves the general health. Ashland last week securing a plat of the city for his abstract business. The Devil It is. Dr. Talmage lays all this upheaval in or Are you Married? If not, semi your ad- drsM to The American Corresponding Club, thodoxy upon the shoulders of tbe devil P, O. Box «43, Clarksbnrg, W7 Va. He is amazed that people do not see thHl Phil Stevens got so full of patriotic ex “the entire movement at this time all uberance at Jacksonville on the 4th that over Christendom is satanic.” Did it ever occur to that gymnastic pulpiter, be celebrated the 5th in Ashland. queries the Oregonian, that if Satan is The reason given for the resignation of sufficiently powerful to effect a revision J. D. Whitman as horticultural commis of the creeds after they have been ac sioner Is the illness of his family. cepted for centuries, may he not have John A. RaimaSll, the scientific Ash been instrumental in the easier task of land house-mover, has the contract to forming them in the first place? move the old Medford school house. Mr. Clark to the public:—I wish to say to Chss, W. Wolters the Medford grocer my friends and the public, that I re gard Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di has take.i in Willis Narregan as clerk in arrhoea Remedy as the best preparation in order to sttend to his increasing trade. ASHLAND, COTTON TO RESEMBLE SILK. JACKSON Published every Thursday tty the VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO E. J. KAISER, Editor. NO. 9. COUNTY, OREGON, THUR8DAY, JULY 9, 1891. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: »2 50 One year.............................................. 1 50 Six months ................................. . • • ■ 76 Three months................................... • Advertising rates given on application. Local notices 15c per line for first i iser- tion and 8c for each subsequent insertion. Obituaiy lines, memorial resolutons, cards of thanks, etc., at half rates. J^OBERT A. MILLER. THE CARPET WOOL TAX. Mr. Arthur T. Lyman, of the Lowell ATTORNEY-AND-COUNSELOR-AT- Manufacturing company, Boston, Maas., A revolution in cotton ginning is who is one of the largest and most suc ìaw about to begin—one that Ely Whitney J acksonville - O re son . cessful manufacturers of carpets in New would have rejoiced to see. England, was recently asked by a mem Mr. Brosius fairly won hia title aa the Will practice in all the courts of the 8tate. Office opposite the court house. Atlanta Edison when he invented the ber of the New York Reform club to sewing machine motor, which promisee give his views on carpet manufacturing C. CALDWELL, to lift so much labor from the toiling as affected by the wool tariff. The poei-' women of the land. Hood's “Song tion of Mr. Lyman as a foremost manu MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE of the Shirt” would never have been facturer of carpets give« his views an written if this automatic affair had then authority which no outside testimony DENTIST. existed. can command. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the But to the point. Mr. Broeitu has in painless extraction of teeth. Mr. Lyman says: vented a ginning process which will not Office over the Bank. Carpets and their prices are of general break the fiber of cotton. IK turns out interest in the United States, for though an unbroken, silky staple from upland rare luxuries not very many years ago J T. BOWDITCH. Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants stains which is almost as beautiful as they have become articles almost of sea island cotton. For years it has been common necessity. The general state and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor ATTORNEY AT LAW. the lament of eastern spinners that of well being- in this country of ener-’ A shland , ..... Out gon . other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute the fiber was so broken. One of the getic people and of great natural wealth Will practice in all courts of the state. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. most thoughtful of them not long ago ha« afforded a great market for the A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Collections promptly made. remarked that considering its immense products of the wonderful loom in Superior to every other known. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by cost and priceless value in the textile vented by Bigelow, and first put into use Used in Millions of Homes— Mil lions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays arts cotton was the most roughly han at the Lowell Carpet company, at Low 40 Years the Standard. feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, dled of all the raw products of the earth ell, Mass., and of many other ingenious Delicious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Pig iron is almost as tenderly treated. cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable preparatory machines. and Wholesome. Mr. Brosiua saw the need and went to These labor saving inventions and the teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Ns other baking powder does such work. work. Since then he has matured a universal demand have caused an im Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach treatment for the unginned cotton which mense production and low prices, and will cause it to come off the aeed whole the great competition of late years has and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas» without a break in the fiber. Not only left to the manufacturers generally bat toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. ASHDAND, OREGON. thia The process—which, by the way, little profit and not seldom a loss. ia physical, not chemical—leaves the fiber Substantially all of the wool used in Castoria. in such soft, glossy condition that it be making carpets conies from abroad, and Castoria. All work ordered will be made to give entire gins to rival silk. What if it should chiefly from Russia, Asia Minor, Persia, “ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil “ Castoria ia so well adapted to children that SATISFAOTION- transpire that cotton, treated as it should India and Sooth America. These wools dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it as superior to any prescription be, is really a finer staple than silk? The are chiefly long, coarse wools, and being good effect upon their children.” known to me.” Repairing neatly and promptly done, results of a few hasty experiments point raised under favorable natural condi H. A. A bckzk , M. D., D r . G. C. O sgood , Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. and at Low Rates. in this direction. Lowell, Maas. tions, and by people whose modes of life The beauty of Mr. Brosius’ invention are very inexpensive, they are of very “ Our physicians in the children's depart “ Castoria is the best remedy for children of is that it does not necessarily do away low cost. The necessity for revenue ment have spoken highly of their expert which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not with the gins in use It simply makes from any and every source during the enoe in their outside practice with Castoria, far distant when mothers will consider the real their work easy and perfect Fifty dol civil war after a time caused a con and although we only have among our interest of their children, and use Castoria in medical supplies what is known as regular lars added to a good ordinary gin will siderable duty to be placed on carpet stead of the variousquack nostrums which are products, yet we are free to confess that the destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, equip it for this work. wools, avowedly for revenue. When merits of Castoria has won us to look with morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful Another point is that the seed is the war was over and the debt had been favor upon it." agents down their throats, thereby sending stripped stark naked. This saves a large greatly reduced, and many taxes were U nited H ospital and D ispsnsabt , them to premature graves.” item in the cost of getting out the oil. taken off, this heavy tax on carpet wools Boston, Mass. Da. J. F. K inchxloz , As usual Mr. Brosius is enthusiastic was unfortunately left It had not Conway, Ark. A llen C. S mith , Pres., and sanguine of large recruits, which he caused the raising of carpet wools in The little fellow is hardly YnrkOitr. also usually gets. this country, because other wools and T. E. HOGG, Receiver. “1 have showed it to practical men,” other products could be raised to much to be blamed for taking a pull said he, “experts in handling the staple, greater advantage, and because the con and they tell me it will work a revolu ditions existing here were not favorable. at the dozing parent’s cigar, tion. Mr. S. M. Inman says the staple Oregon Developement Co.’s The tax on this admirable material after hearing his enthusiastic like this is worth from one to two cents considerably increased the cost of the STEAMERS. a pound more than cotton treated in the carpets used so largely by the people. praises of the La Estrella use for colic and diarrhoea. It is the finest ordinary way This staple before you is Of course tlic temptation to cheapen the brand, which is having such James Norris can furnish you all kinds of selling medicine I ever handled, because it SHORT LINE TO CALIFORNIA. finishing lumber, mouldings, window», always gives satisfaction.—O. H. C labk .O t - from mildewed cotton. That is what 1 fabric by the mixture of substitutes for doors, assb, etc. Leave orders at W. N. angeville. Texas. For sale by all druggists. showed Mr. Inman. 1 wonder what he wool was great. But until within a a remarkable run at Luckey’s. would think if he saw middling ginned few years the machinery employed would FREIGHT AND FARES the LOWEST Villard has returned to New York from by this process. C. R. LAVALLEY ’ S STORE, Uncle George Duncan of Lake view is Bremen, with more German capital. not admit of the extensive use of what “Think of the result* Why, at a has of late years been used in enormous examining the fossil beds ef eastern Ore- Reeser Block. Steamer Sailing Dates: cent a pound the improvement is worth Eupepay. Kin the interest of an Eastern geolog- quantities, the cheap cattle hair, pretty FROM YAQl’INA: society. This is what you ought to have, in fact, <40,000,000 to the south! I have already much like that used for mixing with Fresh Fruits, Cigars, Tobac Steamer Willamette Valley—Tliurslay, you must have it,to fully enjoy life Thou been offered <40,000 for an interest in mortar. The ingenious machines lately Miss Rebecca Shideler was visiting at sands upon thousands of dollars rre spent June 4th, Saturday June 13tli Monday J une cos, Confectionery, etc. Wagner’s springs recently, as the guest annually by our people in the hope that the process, but 1 refused it 1 want the invented enabled manufacturers to use 22d. of ber brother, who is teaching the dis they may attain this boon. And yet it south to get the benefit of this inven enormous quantities of cheap hair, EROM SAN FRANCISCO 1 trict school there. may be attained by all We guarantee that tion. ”—Atlanta Constitution. Steamer Willamette Valley—Sunday.May cheap until the enormous demand for Electric Bitters, if used aecoraing to direc 31st, Tnesday June f»lh, Thursday' . une it, with the increased duties of the Mc W. L. Townsend, the Medford barber tions and the use persisted in, will bring 18th, Saturday June 27th Employment» for Women in France. has improved hie shop and put in anoth you good digestion and oust the demon Kinley bill on wool, made it almost as ------- and ------- The company reserves the right to In all trades connected with food in er chair over which J. E. Shearer of Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. costly, though not nearly as good, as change sailing dates without notice. We recommend Electric Bitters for dys France women are largely employed. Portland presides. Trains connect with O. & C. R. and Riv wool itself. Cotton was used largely for » * * 1 ' " 1 * * * pepsia and all diseases of liver, stomach In biscuit making they need to serve a “ "' ■ ' er Boats at Corvallis and Albany. the warps in place of worsted. There is 7000 acres of land purchased and kidneys. Sold at 50c and »1.00 a bottle AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Freight and ticket office, Salmon street somewhat arduous apprenticeship. The The McKinley bill seems to have a yotir from the government this year in the up by Chitwood Bro’a , druggists wharf. Portland. manufacture of shawls is very well paid, special spite against carpet wools, and per Rogue river section, which is Reeces W. B. WEBSTER Genl F. A P. Agt. Four of a Family Buried Together. but is fatiguing. Taken as a whole those who wish to make or use wool car ed for the first time. 34 Montgomery St., San Francisco. bçalçr for it. besten- ARRIES IN STOCK everything in the Four of the family of Adam H. Scoqpe. there are not so many men employed in pet. AU noils (the short fibers of wool C.C HOGUE, G.F.4P. A.O. P. R., shoemaking line, with prices cheaper We understand tbst J. B. McGee has Corvallis. Oregon. than any other place in town. Ii\3iSt oi\ best purchased considerable cinnabar prop living about fifteen miles from Salem, factories in Paris as in some other French largely used for the weft of carpets) were Or., were buried side by side Sunday, all towns. Sorting rage is a very unhealthy excluded by the monstrous dnty of thirty erty near Cottage Grove, on the coast HaViitjj it. fiiiish, having died of la grippe. A young occupation. In this women an much cents per pound (200 and 800 per cent, fork of the Willamette.—Mail. Half Soles 25 Ceuta per Pair. daughter died at 12 o'clock Friday night; employed, and receive in payment fifteen in many eases), and the tax on other ma C. Mingus has been supplying the Med at l'J20 her mother followed. The next francs a week. Women are also em terials was greatly increased. More ford public with some choice Ashland Porpoise Laces, 5 cents per pair. ployed in leather manufactories prepar over, the ambiguities of the law and cherries. Mr. M. has bandied a large night at 12 o’clock the father died, and Leather by the side, cheap. ing the leather which is afterward at 1:20 o'clock hia mother pawned away.— some rather forced constructions of it by quantity of thia fruit this year. Will be open May 1st, fully 6uarai\tççà.. 7\11 bçalçrj l\aVç tt\çn\. pressed in machines. Ran Francisco Bulletin. the treasury department have still fur The centennial of the discovery of the In the making of military equipments ther increased costs, and so multiplied Brans and Iron Nails, Awls, Cement, For the accommodation of a limited lUlU Columbia river will be celebrated at As PRICES QUOTEu ON APPLICATION. women work equally in shops and in doubts and questions that there are few Tima Briaga It» Raveogaa. ber of guests. Wax, Etc., Etc., Etc. toria May 12th, 1892. A society has It is now fully a quarter of a century their own homes. Several largo firms kinds of carpet w<-ol the duty on which been organized there for that purpose. Board and lodging per week. ............ ».0 00 have the monopoly of this work, which “ “ “ “ day.................. 1 50 Radam's Microbe killer is now kept for since a merciful dispensation of provi is chiefly done by means of the sewing can be surely known. “ per day........................................ 1 00 dence so clouded the Empress Carlotta's These increased difficulties *nd im sale in Reeser’s block, Ashland. 50 Single meals ............................................ SJEïOZETSÆJLJSr. mind that she was spared a single pang machine. In the making of perfumery, pediments and the largely increased Joe Million, a tonsorial artist of many of gnef wheu her royal husband was too, women are much employed; this duties obliged carpet manufacturers to m5 91] ASHLAND, OREGON. Camping privileges will be 50cts i>er week years experience, who has been running slaughtered in Mexico. and soap making needs but a very short advance the prices of carpets after the for eacn individual. the shop in “The Oregon’’ at Ashland, (50) BYRON COLE. P eophieti a. For nearly a generation the widow of apprenticeship. Tobacco employs 1,500 passage of the McKinley bill—an advance has taken C. L. Hadley’s chair in Dyer’s women out of 1,800 workpeople. For on aU wool carpets of about 10 per cent. the unfortunate Maximilian has remain shop.—Roseburg Review. ed in ignorance of his fate. But slowly, this six months’ apprenticeship is needed, The effect of an increased cost of wool is The Ijikeview Examiner came out in and by almost imperceptible degrees, her and the lowest salary is 3| francs a at once to give an advantage and an The old DI Till 1’ILB REMEDY will be sent to any address by red, white and blue colors. Under the mind has become clarified, and she is day. Weaver, of fine stuff for furniture remitting »5.00. This is not a patent medicine but is made fresh for every opportunity to those who use cheaper case. A written guaiantce accompanies each supply with full directions new management with Judge Townsend I receive three francs a day. The weav for mlng. Send money by express, postal note or registered letter, describ as editor it is a straight Democratic pa once more in the enjoyment of her facul ing of galloons for carriages and ribbons materials, and so it greatly stimulates ing fully the nature or tlic Piles, and how long you have been troubled ties. Looking backward through the the increased use of cotton and cattle per. O SAVE from 25 to 50 cents on every with tin in. Thi remedy lias been in use over 200 years in Holland. TIME SCHEDULE long years of darkness, that sad Mexican for decorations is done entirely by wom hair, and of aU kinds of waste and dollar you spend ? If so, write foi our a oir. ss. HOI LAND PILE REMEDY CO., Nothing but caah trade solicited at O. H. Illustrated'Catalogue, containing illustra 205 Second s.rcct, Portland,Or. bastases in which she played the part of en.—New York Sun. shoddy and torn up carpets. Blount's. tions and prices of everything nianulact P. 8.—Inc’l l» Fcrr Coat Stamp whoa writing Loiters of Inquiry. a heroine seems to her nearly a dream. The increase of price by the manu- Between Medford and Jack ured in the United States, at manufactur Clothing the Eiffel Tower. Judge O. N. Denny, royal adviser to It is well that it is so. Carlotta is not an sonville. facturers may not have been fully felt ers’ prices. the king of Corea, is to be congratulate«I old woman. She is hardly forty-five, and Two Frenchmen appeared at a linen iu the retail shops, because on staple ar that he has returned to Oregon with a From Medford factory in Jaroslav, in the Volga, four From Jacksonville 10,000 Illustrations, all lines represented. SURVEYOR to Jacksonville. to Medford. whole bide, and will open a law office in eomethmg in her future may yet com weeks ago, and told the manufacturer ticles the retailer ia slow to advance I uuiiu, and GQ Vernmen t Land Locator. pensate her for her bitter past. prices until his old stock is gone, and CATALOGUE mailed free on applica Portland. Leave Medford But the same day that her recovery that they were French government com because his margin of profit enabled Leave Jacksonville tion. The Crocker Grocery Company pay cash was announced also brought the intelli missioners with an order for a cloth case 8:30 a. tn. 10:00 a. iu. Address, him still to sell without loss, which was JJLCICSOJSrVILLE, OZRZEQ-OJSr. for poultry at regular market rates. 2:00 p. tn. 1:00 p. m. gence that General Miguel Lopez had in which to wrap the Eiffel tower in not the case with the manufacturers, or 7 :30 p. m. 5:40 p in. CIK WO VEAEKAL MJHIÏ l'»„ winter. They presented so many seeled H. B. Carter and wife and D, R. Mills been bitten by a mad dog and was under AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac Leave Davtsville because he substituted for the all wool Leave Wnetrock 178 West Van Buren ht., and wife left Sunday for a three week’s documents and letters with the signa tual experience, I aiu thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the 10:10 a tn. 8:40 a. ni. carpets those with a greater or less pro mayll’91 Chicago, Ill. 3-7 trip to Alaska. Mrs. F. Roper accom the Pasteur treatment best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. tures of celebrated Frenchmen that the 2:12 p. m. 1:12 p. m. This Lopes was the trusted officer who portion of cheap substitutes for wool. panied them as far as Seattle to visit her 7:30 p m. 5:48 p. ni. manufacturer swallowed their marvel betrayed Maximilian to his bloodthirsty Of course if one cannot afford to pay Leave Harbaugh's Leave Harbaugh's daughter, Mrs. Landers. enemies—the wretch whose evil work ous story and agreed to take the huge for a wool carpet there is no reason why 10:1" a m. 8:43 a m. See the new lot of boyi>' shoes, only »1.50 contract. The "commissioners ’ ’ re 2:30 p. m. 1:17 p m. nsnsii Carlotta's insanity. After living he should not have a cotton carpet, if he per pair, at O. H. Blount's. 7:41 p. m. 5:51 p in. all these long years, despised by even his quired from him <1,200 as an earnest of wants it; but then he might also put down Leave Wbetrock Leave Davisville Conductor A. E. Anderson of Glen own countrymen and scorned by his his intention to turn out the tower’s new common cotton cloth. There is no moral —VIA— 10:20 a m. 8:50 a. m. dive, Mon., has purchase«! four acres in clothes, and left him with directions 2:25 p. m. 1:27 p. m, the Home Orchard Association for »1000. wife for his treason, he has perhaps met that he should go to Paris at once to reason perhaps (though Ruskin would 5:55 p. ni. 7:45 d . m. —OR— not admit it) why he should not buy a besides buviag one-fourth of block 53,ly his doom. Arrive Jacksonville communicate further with the city offi tapestry carpet, made chiefly of jute, Arrive at Medford What fate would be more fitting for ing east of Judge Crawford’s.—Msil. 10:30 a, m. 9:00 a. m. th»« false friend, who sold his benefactor? cials and to measure the tower. He with a veneering of printed wool; but if 2:40 p. m. 1:40 p. m. Genuine New Orleans syrup at the C. G. 7:55 p. m. 6:00 p m. It is hard to believe that he will be cured. went, with several assistants who were the duty on wool had been taken off in ■ Ca’s store. to help him determine the details of the He will snap and snarl and foam at the stead of having been largely increased W. HONEYMAN, President. Mrs. Currier and daughter of Michigan undertaking, and thereby spent <300 Shasta Line. are visiting relatives, L. A. Sack’s fam mouth like a rabid hound. He will rave more to learn that he had been swindled. the price of the best Brussels carpets, MAY BE TÏJLJD AT in his paroxysms or maniacal frenzy. He instead of being put up ten cents a yard, ily. These, with W. B. Colton’s family, — New York Sun. might have been reduced ten or fifteen Mrs. Heiderman of Portlan«! and C. W. will tear his flesh in his mad convulsions cents a yard, and an all wool ingrain or Root and wife spent Sunday at Colestein. and die like a wild beast Express Trains Leave Portland Daily The Mother Died First. Time brings its revenges. As the traitor extra super carpet might have been sold Don’t miss getting one of those new tailor Tuesday there was a case before Judge South ! North i Lopez sinks out of sight in the lurid for less than a (largely) cotton and shod made suits at O. H. Blount's. Freeman in the probate court of a pecu Carpenter and Builder 7:0C p m Lv Portland Ar 9:35 a m Finished in Style Equal to shadows now descending upon him, his dy iDgrain may sell for now. 10:20 a in Ar Ashland Lv <1:40 p m S. Childers, the scientific mason, has victim Carlotta comes once more into liar kind. Some weeks ago Mrs. Ellen Thus an article of general use has been 10:50 a m Lv Ashland Ar 6:10p m O regon A shland been selected to do the brick and stone O’Neil died intestate. At about the 10:15 a m Ar San FranciscoLv 7:00p in work and plastering of Medford’s new the light of day, serenely beautiful, once same time her new born child also died. largely and needlessly increased in price, Above trains stop only at following sta school house. Mr. C. is a reliable work more herself, the most charming woman The question to be decided was whether although it might well have been im tions north of Roseburg: East Pori and, man and does about all the work in his that has wore a crown since Eugenie in the mother or the child died first. If the proved in quality and largely reduced In AWARDED FIRST PRIZES AT SOUTHERN OREGON STATE FAIR Repairing will Receive Prompt Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Alliany, her happiest days. Dissolving views— line at Medford. mother died first the child would have cost by the free admission of carpet Tangent, Sfiedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc lights and shadows — they make up life! wools, which would have hurt almost no Liverpool salt to be had cheap in large Attention. tion City, Irving, Eugene inherited her estate, and at the child's — Atlanta Constitution. one and would have benefited every one. quantiles at the C. G. store. Crocker build death its father would be its heir. If. Roseburg Mail Daily. ing. on the other hand, the child died first, Fresh Air fur Families. ARRIVE LEAVE The manufacturers who make copper Lakeview Examiner « clippings: " T. W. Another chantable organization, the' one-half of the estate would go to the Portland 8:00 a m I Roseburg 5:40pin Colvin returned Monday ay from Summer purpose of which is to give to entire : brothers and sisters of Mrs. O’Neil, and bathtubs, boilers, sinks and general Roseburg .6:20 a in I Portland 4:01 pm lake and reports fine croi >pe, . v good „ grass families opportunity to enjoy fresh air.' the other to her husband. Judge Free coPperware are now in a trust and en —CITY- and fat stock all along the bis ;he line of h' Albany Local, Daily,(Except Sunday.) man gave his decision, which is that the joying 45 per cent, protection. They travels......... C Henkle and Joe Lane re- has come into existence. A society has ' mother died first. In accordance with have raised prices, which one of the arrive : been incorporated with the name of the . LEAVE ♦urne«i Sunday from Sacramento where members savs “we are going to main DATIONS*. Portland. . 5:00pm Portland... 5:0ü p m | Albany Albany ....... 9:00p m thev had gone to bring up a herd of fine “Gilbert A. Robertson Home.” It was thia the estate goes to the father.—Hart tain." Albany .. 5:00a m a I | Portland Portlan. 9;0)> m I cattle for John Coughlin......... P. M. Cur- formed under the terms of * devise of J ford Courant Water of any temperature desired. rev, our county surveyor, is at Silver lake ■bout <125.000 made by the will of the 1 Poor, Indeed, but Rich in Dog». Natural Temperature 85 deg’s. I making surveys and plats forC. N. Felton late Mrs. Gilbert A. Robertson. The: Mother and Baby 1* a Deep Well. One of the assessors relates an odd ex Passenger Coach to Every Train. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. to the lands he bought on the judgment trustees for the first year are William 1 Wednesday afternoon the little four- TO DKINK THE W1TEH IS 1 T011C. perience in Bucktown, near Indianapo against West Bros. Freight moved about town at rates Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates Nelson Blakeman, Jr., Elliott Smith. year-old daughter of Mr. M. D. Proctor, lis. He called at the house <>f an old 10UBIST SLEEPING CARS fungi and animalculea, and neutral The beat luedieat authorities say the prop Charles D. M. Cole and S. Sidney Smith, who resides on Major Shelton's farm, woman, whose furniture was valued at LO .ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE. er wsv to treat catarrh is to take a consti of New York, und E. Clarence Hovey, of ■ izing and correcting all acidi For accommodation of Second Class Pas three miles north of Covington, fell into a Fire wood of all kinds delivered any fifty cents. Under the law he had to ties it promotes a normal and tutional remedy, like Hood's Sarsaparilla. sengers, attached to Express Train«. Brookline, Mass. well forty feet deep and containing about place the value at one dollar, which healthful condition in every M NOT CRIPE, SICKEN ON where n town at lowest prices. From Thursday’s report of the state The home has purchased about seven- > twenty feet of water. Mrs. Proctor, iu would make her tax a fraction over a part of the system. WEST SIDE DIVISION. CONSTIPATE teachers' association at Yaquiua Bay: teen acres» of land a short distance north 1 Between Portland aud CorvalliH. — SWIMMING RINK. — Kindergarten work from the Ashland of Yonkers, on the high ridge of ground ! her frenzy, leapeii in after the child, aud cent. As he wa6 about to leave the 8 vh C uri foi S im N iadauil by clinging to the brick curbing succeed house he discovered that the old woman ud all troablaa ariilc. Trow public schools was placed on exhibition, MAILTRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) Inclosed and covered, the same medical Xadiyaatloa or Coniti patio». and «occupied some time. This work re between the Hudson and Bronx rivers. 1 ed in keeping herself and little one above was the happy owner of six dogs, ou Improvm th» Oompioxtea water, always clean, for the springs run a _______ LEAVES arrives : b, Parity Ina th» BI004. flected great credit upon the teachers and The property includes a large house and the water until the husband and father which she was assessed eleven dollars.— heavy volume—more than twelve hun OREGON. LINEVILLE. ft. Ml b. nle.17 »djuated to mit th» eaw, M Portland.. 7:3u am | Corvallis. 12:1« p iu pupils of the Ashland schools. Prof P. outbuildings. There it is proposed to arrived and drew them safely out of tneir Philadelphia Ledger dred gallons per hour. ou» pill c*» Mv»r bo too lar.» • do»». Eaoy to uh. MM much aomr- ta pill» pot np 1» a otrnn.vfal A. Getz, the principal, is an enthusiast give to poor families, free of expense, perilous situation. Neither suffered auv may dive and swim and have more Corvallis.. .12:55 p ni i Portland... 5;3i p in which o»a bo carried la >Mt pookot A «row Cwee CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS & You At Albany and Corvallis connect with fun than “anybody1—come out as “fine t.,1 I» Trave lo r . •». PaolaoM ■-■. Koo. O.aolo. wlth- in this work, and must certainly be ably short periods of rest and recreation. serious injury.—Cur. Memphis Appeal- Pronounced Hopelesa, Yet Saved. «M “CrMMai” Trade Mark. Sold E.orywbcra, tea. ■ battio as silk" and “white as wool”—rejuven trams of Oregon Pacific Railroad Knded by his assistants. Prof. Getz While the fund provided is 3 large one, Avalanche. From a letter written by Mrs Ada E. , (Bamph P om m . Breat. B m » for la. la alampe. ____________ f ated and happy. MANUFACTURERS. _ OW. HARTKira IRON TONIO. k «red on form and color, and from first it has been deemed advisable to receive Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.) Hurd, of Groton, 8. D , we quote: "Was 1 rrsirmuo »Loots bkovlatvs lourtil The following frank statement from J. E : taken with a bad cold, which settled on my ■ Located ou the to last the speaker held the attention of public contributions, and those wishing a»l KIDXKTS aad BKKTOKM tbc DKB1IJTATKD ■ Of Sash and Doors and all kinds and LEAVE arrive : Hare, of Trenton, Texas, will be of interest lungs, cough set in and finally terminated ' W MZALTH aad T1OOBOC8 bTRKNOTH .f Toprak his audience. LAND, HALF A MILE Portland 4:40p m ' M’Minnville 7:25pm to aid the charity may do so by becom to manv of onr citizens. “My little boy | in consumption. Four doctors gave me i TNE ON. HARTE« MEDICINE CO. ST. LOUIS. MA styles of Window and Door Frames. Mold HELMAN ing and Brackets of all styles. Boats built NORTH OF THE PLAZA. A Mother's Gratitude.—My son was in an ing associate, active or life members or was verv bad otf for two months with diar , up. saying I could live but a short time I , i M'Minnville.5:45am ! Portland.. ..8:21' a tu to order. The whole or one haff offered almost helpless condition with Hux when I patrons.—New York Recorder. i rhoea We used various medicines, also gave rnvself up to my Saviour, determined for sale. 14 <?omtnenced using Chamberlain’s Colic, ta*peove*«*ta ta the Cotton Ota That Will Increase the Valne of Cottoa. , What is CASTORIA Baking Powder H. JUDGE. Harness & Saddle Manufacturer. A QUIET PUFF. All Kinds of New Work THE “ENGER” BUGGY C soda T pring T hotel CHAS. S. GRAVES, THE GEORGE ENGER A CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO PILES! Rogne River Valley w von wm Railway Company. T N A VOTTNir H PICTURES of YOURSEu Southern Pacific Route FAMILY O. R. Buckman EAST AND SOUTH LOGAN’S GALLERY ASHLAND H icks &M c R ride , Whit« Sulphur Springs BATHÍÑG LIVER PILLS. Peterman Bros. I Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It gave him Immediate relief and I am sure it sav ed his life I take great pleasure in recom mending it to all.—M bs M. L. J ohsbom , Everett, Simpson Co , M iss 25 and 50 cen t bottles for sale by ail druggists. fThe R ecord Albert Erwin, editor of the Leonard, Tex as. Graphic, says: "For the «'ure of cramps in the stomach'Chamberlain'! s (’olle Choi era and Diarrhoea Remedy is . the the he's! best and and most speedy I have ever used.” Many otb- ert who have triad it entertain the same i» tbs best advertising bs - opinion. For »al« by all druggists. , called in two doctors, but nothing done him I if 1 could not stay with my friends on earth any good until we used Chamberlain’s Col I would meet mv absent ones above Mi- ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which husband was advised to get Dr Kings ,ve imniediue immediate renei relief ana and soon carea cured mm. him. New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, £ — ave » consider it the BEST medicine made and and Colds 1 gave it a trial, took in all can conscientiously recommend it to all 1 eight bottles; it has cured me and thank who need a diarrhoea or <x>lic medicine.” I God I am now a weil and hearty woman For sale by all druggists Trial bottles free at Chitwood Bro 's drug- lis-to isg’ilai da JO« aafl GRANT HELMAN. ¡TIMUSI Read the “Record’s” Premiums Pioprietor. TICKETS teallpiiU EAST Alb S»LTH. For tickets and full information regarding The former bloodthirsty savage Indian r^jes, maps, etc., call on company’s agent , chief, Geronimo, is now reported to be at Ashland. an earnest Christian and an enthusiastic R. KOEHLER, E P. ROGERS, ' Sunday school teacher. Manager. Asst. G. F <t Pass Agt
