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VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD.’ VALLEY RECORD Published every Thursday by tbe 1 PHKM4KD BRICKS. Mist Jessie Williams has returned from Portland. Prof. James B. Farley wa* visilMg at Gold Hill recently. Tbe Medford distillery «ill begin oper ation« about Nov. 6tb. VALLEY RECORD PUBLISHING CO E. J. KAISER, Editor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year............................................ ?2 ;>0 Six months .......................................... 1 50 Three months................................ 75 Advertising rates given on application. Local notices 15c per line for first inser tion and 8c fur each subsequent insertion. Obituaix- lines, memorial resolutions, cards of thanks, etc., at half rates. » VOL. IV ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1891. NO. 26. John Siuemore has gone to his cattle .ranch in Klamath county. A rich roan is never condemoed un - I NECESSARIES AT TARIFF PRICES ' Tbe Medford DiMillery. ▲ Metrvpelit.au Merchant. heard. Coin talks, you know. G. IS. Cole, M. D. W. 8. Jones. M. D. Medford Mail.l The I k > v was not more thau 2} feet G. R. Ha romer »ley of Gold Hill is in C°LE * JONES ’ A tanuer has recently written to the High wines,alcohol and a general class high. But he was intelligent and ener lake co»Mty on a busineas trip. of spirits will be manufactured at the | Baltimore Sun to ask what articles used getic, and he hawked his newspapers PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Ed. Temple ia very ill with fever at the , ■tart. by farmers are sold at higher prices by with a zeal that would have been credit Albert Rail, expert yeast maker from reason of the passage of the McKinley able to a high proof drummer He was home of hia parents in Medlord. Medford, Oregon. Chicago has arrived Riley Hammersly ia engaged at his I Mr. Gallowav will be employed as gov- ‘ tariff act The Sun’s answer is as fol not unmindful of his dignity, and when Special attention paid to chronic diseases I trade, blacksmithing, at Phoenix. and diseases of women. aug27tfl one Broad street purchaser accompanied lows eminent «tore keeper. A «on waa born to the wife of R. F Mr. Whitehead has been retained ah But for the fancy prices that act and his tender of payment for a newspaper chief ganger. Yoktim near Gold Hill, Oct. 20th. the like acts that have preceded it have with a frivolous chaffing remark, the JDOBERT A. MILLER. 1200 bushels of rye have already been forced the farmer to pay for nearly all brisk little fellow embarrassed him with J. H. Orr, County stork of Klamath | pore-based, mostly from tbe Klamath, tie buys he would be vastly better oil a sharp glance from two snapping black county, was in Yreka last week. I ATTORNEY -AND-COUNSELOR^AT country. JohnF. Jones, Edom,Tex.,writes1 than he is A j»enny saved is a penny eyes, remarking the while: "Here is Mias Gra<« Garnet of Gold Hill «as to 2500 bushels of com, 1000 bushels of j made If manufactured articles used by your change, sir. I have no time for I have used German Syrup for the LAW, start for Oakland, Cal., this week. barley and 1800 buriiels of wheat have fooling." farmers were cheapened by the atiuunt past six years, for Sore Throat, J acksonville - - - - O juioon . Wheat is worth 30 cents more per bush also been stored, with more constantly ; of the McKinley tax our agriculturists “Keep the change." said the purchaser, Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chest coming in. el on the Sound than in this valley dropping the facetious and assuming a Will practice in all the courts of the 400 bushels of malt has been manu-' would tie astonished at the difference in and Lungs, and let me say to any serious air; “will you tell me how long State. Office opposite the court house. Tt>e Farmers’ Alliance of Modoc coun factored to be used with yeast in tbe | their finances. one wanting such a medicine— ty talk of starting a store at Alturas. manufacture of spirits. The average tariff rate before the .Mc you have been selling papers?” German Syrup is the Lest. “I have been in the newspaper busi- C. CALDWELL, As soon as manufacturing begins the; Kinley act was passed was about 47 per Wnt Hanley shipped five carloads of j distillery will bave on hand any quanti- cent., or nearly half the foreign price of new three years," replied the diminutive stock to Portland one day last week. B.W. Baldwin, Carnesville,Tenn., tv of slop feed for cattle, hogs, etc.,which , merchant somewhat coldly. MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE The Jackson villa amateur» will present will be disposed of at ten cents per l<ar- the imported article The McKinley act writes : I have used your German "Three years! ” exclaimed the man raised the average tax rate to about 60 DENTIST. tbe comedy “Everybody’s Friend’’ soon rel. This is excellent feed for fattening j per cent., which is much more than half with unfeigned surprise, “why, my lad, Syrup in my family, and find it the Chase Combination Dental l’lates made fmrpoees and this opportunity to procure f A daughter was born to the wife of F with Gold and Aluminum Roofs. the price the fanner might buy at if you do not look big enough to carry a best medicine I ever tried for coughs Henry Griffin of Jacksonville Oct. 26tb.; t will no doubt be taken ad vantage of by I there was no tariff. Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth bundle of papers.” and colds. I recommend it to every all who own stock. _ —. . . — . I to perfect appearance. A.BÒE JDJk.IL Y .ÆIEôZRÆ VIJSTQ- “Notwithstanding," said the mite, one for these troubles. The Epworth leaguea ot Rogue rii er On many articles used by fanners the --------------------------- t ---------- (»old Crown and Contour work« specialtv. valley will b eta eewwviahiMi I» Madie«« You Oa*’«-Have Office over the Bank. McKinley act more that doubled the with unruffled dignity, “1 have been tn ou the 21at. this business for three years, and for two Perfect health, unless jwur blood is pure and foreign price of the imported article, R. Schmalhausen. Druggist, of rick in element': see'essary to repair tlje waste with the effect, of course, of increasing j’ears before I sold papers I was in the Charleston, Ill.,writes: After trying John A. Hanley haa purchased Chaa J T. BOWDITCH. Broua’a saloon in Medford and will bave of the system. Hvodjs Sarupari^a is the to that extytat the price our protected clothing business." scores of prescriptions and prepara most popular and saeeewtal medicine to “Is it possible?’ commented the ques ATTORNEY AT LAW. ' it restocked. manufacturers trusts combines, etc. tions I had on my files and shelves, purity the blood, to restore good circulation tioner with increased surprise. “See Geo. W. McDonald, the horseman, has and to give vitality and health to the whole can get for like articles produced here. A shla S d ,.................................... O ekgon . without relief for a very severe cold, & On one kind of woo) dress goods, for here, my little man, how old are you?’ been appointed county veterinary eur- hodjr. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, boils, eV Will practice in ail courts of the state. “Nine years old,” calmly responded which had settled on my lungs, I geon of Risfciyou. example, of the sort used by the poor, Sod all humors and weaknesses caused or Collections promptly made. tried your German Syrup. It gave the little fellow. “ I had to get out and the foreign price is thirty cents per yard; Conrad Mingua was in KlarryZh coun promoted by Impure blood. the McKinley tax twenty-eight cents per huetie to help support the family when 1 me immediate relief and a perma ty last weak disposimi of a lot of hia su © That N«w Salt Lak«. yard. On pearl buttons the McKinley was four years old. I belong t6 a family nent cure. perior dried fruits. Howard J. Cone, who for tbe past year tax ts greater than the whole price of who waste no timo." G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, The Bealo, C. C. wid W. A. h»vp ha» been the agent of the Southern Pa the foreign article. The same is to be The lad spoke the truth. He was born Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A come in from Linkville to spend thè cific Railroad company at Saltón, is at said of spectacles, kuives and a number in East Broadway, and went to work in winter at Big Butte. a clothing store when but four years old hemp in South Pasadena on a leave of of other articles the poor must buy. Thoa A. Harris of the Grand Central abaence for a few weeks. A reporter en- But the fanner will be more interested as cash boy And there are many more Hotel at Mtetoter *>aa been undergoing a jayed a talk with him about the Saltón in the rates of duty and the increases of like him in this large and progressive course of typhoid fever. ■ea, or late, that has caused so much in duly on the larger items of his yearly town.—Exchange Emil Berger, a section band at Stein tereat throughout the country. ASHDAND, OREGON. expenditure Agricultural machinery is There is none Benter. man last woea fell from a hand car and Mr. Cone «aya a temperature of 118 taxed in the McKinley act 45 per cent dislocated bin shoulder. Dr. It. L. St. John of Howland, Putnam and 120 dega. In the shade is quite a That is to say. the protected home manu AU work ordered wiU be made to give eutire county, Missouri, takes especial pleasuse in facturer is enabled to get nearly half as regular and common thing at Saltón, There's a famine in Mexico. Thatia recommending Chamberlain’s Cough Rem SATISFACTION- one reaste of ondina too many tamale but that the few white people about the much again for his goods as they could edy, because he knows it to lie reliable. peddlers to this country. station and «alt works manage to stand be had for abroad This is shown in the He has used it in his practice for several Repairing neatly and promptly dune, years, and says there is none better. It is Jim Parks brought in a fine lot of deer It pretty well They prespire profusely fact that our manufacturers sell their especilly valuable for colds and as a pre Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and and at Low Rates. Saturday as the result of a few days and drink enormously, all the water agricultural machinery abroad ata heavy ventive and cure for croup. This most used at the station being brought from discount. bunt.—Central Point Enterprise. excellent medicine is for sale by druggists, at Prices that Defy Competition. The Engineering and Mining Journal, •0 NOT CRIPE, SICKEN M I ns t to d of shipping thousands of bush up the road by rail. They find that The Hole Shuts Up. els of yrain thia vear.liouwlza county will mixing oatmeal with the water is nour of New York, publishes a list of articles CONSTIPATE. The Danish government, which is We call special attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’s (Chicago)Red ishing and that it prevents illness. De which our maaufacturets eell abroad have prunes, cuttle, grid pigs for sale. Son C ure for S im N eamonl active in perfecting its small but power School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J spite the great heat, sectionmen work for less than they wiU eell at here. It and all tronbiae trial ng froaj Mrs. T E. Noett and children have out in the hot sun regularly, but, with gives the wholesale prices for Americans, ful fleet, has given a practical demon Iadifeation or Constipation« Shoes, tlie best made. Every pair guaranteed. T|1O SAVE from 25 to 50 cents on every Improroa tha Complexion gone to Portland for the winter where the exception of the boss, they are Mexi and then giveathe discounts off for for stration of the value of cellulose as a de 1 dollar you spend? if so, write for our e a by Purifying tha Blood, Mias Moodv Scott is attending school. ba nicely adjuatod to autt the oaoa. m Illustrated Catalogue, containing illusUa- eigners. Preceding : the list are the words, fense against the entrance of water, fol cana •ver bo too large a dote. Eaay to Uka tiomfand prices of everything manufact auger. 42 pilla put up in a atr mg rial Newell Harlan, late proprietor of the Mr. Cone brought up^ some excellent •Discounts are or wholesale export lowing the piercing of a ship of war by a which can ba ured m the United States, at inanufa< tur carried in «oat poo bat. A G mt projectile. The vessel upon which the Iacea to Traveler» Medferd Mail, has returned to that place photographs of the lake, the Btation aud only." aed Ba»lae»e Wea. ffeae teaatae with« ers’ prices. eat “Creaoeai” Trate Bark. Bold K rorywhere, lie. a botti» with hie family from a visit in eaater; the submerged salt works, from different experiment was tried was the Hecla, the (Bamplo B om iaU Broom Boe k ter Be. te ataMpc. Of course, if our manufacturers sell 10,000 Illustrations, all lines represented. Oregon. _ DR. HARTER’S IRON TONIO. k points of view. He says the inflow and abroad, with a profit at the low prices latest addition to the fleet. While at It is reported that two hunters from the evaporation tf the water about coun fixed by English competition, they anchor another cruiser, the Absalon, CATALOGUE mailed free on applica STTK.V-E-Z-OK, PUJUFIES the BLOOD: BKGIXATBB the LIVK11 Antelopa presine! killed seven deer and terbalance each other, and that there could, if they chose, do the same here. took position about forty-five yards from . . i V unu, and 60vernmenf |_an(| Locator. tion. and K!DNKY8 and RK8TORIW the DKBIUTATBDI to BKALTH and TlaOROU8 grRKNGTHefYopTwF Address, six bear at. the head ot Butte Creek one fore the level of the lake remains about The discounts given below show, there the Hecla, which is protected with an THE H. KASTEN MEDICINE CO. 8T. LOUIS. MO day recently. inside lining of cellulose three feet thick. CIKJM GEIL1HL SUPPLY t»„ tbe same, although the wind sometimes fore, the extra profit they make out of JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. W. H Vining formerly of Ashland carries floating debris back and forth in the American farmer by means of the The Absalon discharged a projectile 178 West Van Buren St, was married last week to Miao Lulu a way to lead to the belief that the water McKinley tariff. The following is a from a 5-inch gun. which pierced the AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac inayll’91 Chicago, Ill. tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the Worthing of Redlands, Cal., where Will is rising falling. He believes it likely part of The Journal’s illustrated list, and Hecla at a point near the bow and at the SIX MILES SOUTH OF best of satisfaction. “ Locatmg on government lands a specialty. water line. The Utter immediately got is now located. that the basin will continue to fill up is authentic; under way and cruised about for three irado pver river to a level with Planet. Jr- No. 2 seed drill, homo price, An A F. à A. M. lodge is to be insti from the Colorado Grants Pass, - - - Oregon. tuted at Medford with N L. Narregan as the gulf. that it will be a permanent $9: discount to the foreigner, 30 per cent., or hours, the water in the meantime flow O o O 1) M J, t>x « Ct. ¿ rO >2.80 oft: net price to the foreigner, >0.30. ing freely above the holes caused by the 4-» «M O 4J h .9« M., Wm Slinger as B. W. and J. Gold Colorado flow- Ë <-> Combined drill, cultivator, rake, plow, etc., shot The cellulose, which dilated upon E 3 « smith as S. W. home price, >12: price to foreigner, >8.40. Firefly hand pion-, home prtoo, >2.60; to the contact with the water, gave results ap entirely under Dr Geary’s six-aca» vineyard on Grif ---- CONSISTING OF----- parently eflflcient. inasmuch as the com foreigner. >1.75. fin creek produced beewera 10 and 12 water, la ruined. The Hayforks, >24 per dozen; price to the for partment which had oeen pierced, at the Apple, Pear, Peach', Plum, Prune, tong of grapes thia year which sold at warehouse portion of the eigner. >8.40. conclusion of the Lhree -4 mmn ' cruise, Chéti y, Aprioot, Nwetmtne,, Alnwrnrt, 1.S cants per lb. , _ _ Ho««. >0 por down. price to Ute foreigner. C U s -o contained but a trifling quantity of Walnut, Chestnut, Shade and Orna »3.15. • ú ’5’3 ? c o -E £ The Oregon Pacific paid ita employes we salt beds are still above § -M 3 mental trees. 4 5 Sente tt bp 7 Reversible Oneonta clipper plow. Iron beam water.—New Orleans Picayune. T. E, HOGG, Receiver. three months wages Tuesday of last the lake, but the main track Is still 1,000 cutter. >14; to the foreigner, >8.80. t s ----- ALSO ----- week. The company still owes them for feet or more from its banks.—Pasadena Cast steel garden rakes, plain, per dozen, >& ▲ Mile I d Forty Seconds by Bail. *» O 3 six months’ work. to the foreigner, >3.20. (QaL) Star. A mile in 89 4-6 seconds, or at the rate Strawberry Plaats, Blackberry Plants and 3 «’S Scythes, fine ctftlery steel, full polished, >10: (IrapediM. Van Dunlap passed through last week Oregon Developement Co.’s of over 90 miles an hour, is the fastest to the foreigner. >6. She Watt of Wouwded Kn««. ’S« -s with 150 head of cattle for bis ranch Peek’s axes, handled, per dozen. >15; to the run ever made by a railroad train. This On the through train which arrived STEAMERS. in Klamath county. He purchased them foreigner, >7.60. u bo unparallele^Jeat has been accomplished over the Rock Island route was a party Peck's hatchets, per dozen, >8; to the foreign '*■• ® u .S down in Josephine county. on the Bound Brook railroad, between er, >4. I ■ <□ t) s s Selle’ Brothers circus has practically of editors from Des Moines, CcrancU Knives, bone handles, >15.35 per gross pairs; Neshaminy Falls and Langhorne, by en SHORT LINE TO CALIFORNIA. ----- IS GROWN ON----- ft- -5 O á disbanded. Nearly one-half the show Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, Beatrice and to the foreigner, >11 At gine No. 206. drawing two ordinary was left bear, upon the departure of the Fairbury. They breakfasted at the Al Feed cutters, knives 10 inches long, >30; to coaches and President McLeod’s private tn e FREIGHT AND FARES the LOWEST • • w bany and were entertained by the gov the foreigner. >21. main features for Austalia. car Reading, which is equal to two Portable forties, >30; to the foreigner, >12. Gearge Larriaon, ot Eugene, a son-in- ernor and mayor. Horae lawn mower. >65; to the foreigner. coaches in weight Other miles were WITHOUT IRRIGATION. In the party was a fifteen-months-old >32.50. Steamer Sailing Dates: law of B. J. Pengra, has been appointed reeled off with speed as astonishing as Indian baby, which was found upon the Empire scroll saw. price, boxed. $25; to the WE do not handle, cultivate, or guardian of his father-in-law’s estate, FROM YAQUINA 1 this crack mile, and at the end of the attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties battlefield of Wounded Knee after the foreigner, >20. with bonds fixed at |25,000. Steamer Willamette Valley— Tuesday, ’ •fly" the world ’ s record was broken. Lathe, >40: to the foreigner, $30. or kinds of FRUIT. until satisfied that defeat of the Sioux by United States August 4th Thursday August 18th, Satur Meat cutter, >4; to the foreigner. >2. Judge Day was engaged last week as- troops. It has been adopted by Mrs. From this out all records must date from they are well ADAPTED to the soil and day August 22d, Monday August 31st. Siphon force pump, >2.1 to the foreigner. the memorable Bound Brook flight The climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE aeaaing the property in Jacksonville for KROM BAN FRANCISCO: GON. Write for terms to the purpose ot paying oflT the matured Colby and was christened Zintke Lanuni, >12.50. fastest mile was scored in 39 4-5 seconds. Rat traps, >30 per gross; to the foreigner, >15. which means in the Sioux tongue the Steamer Willamette Valley'—Friday. July bonus of the R. R. V. R. R. A. H. CARSON & SON., Butter trip scales. $10.50; to the foreigner. The fastest five miles in Sin. 26 4-5s. 31st, Sunday August llth, Tuesday August waif of the field of Wounded Knee. It >625. Have you seen those elegant hanging G rants P ass , O regon . The fastest ten miles in 7m. 12s., aver 18th Wednesday August 26th. was on the fourth day after the battle Whlffletrees, double, 86 Inches long. No. 8, lamps at D. L. Minkler A 8on*s? The company reserves the right to aging 43 seconds per mile. — Philadelphia Or W. B. COLTON, Agent. Ashland Or.. that tbe child was found beside its dead >8; to the foreigner. >1.80. change sailing dates without notice. C. A. Gage, wbqhas been occupied in mother. Its feet and one side of its face Windmills, 10 feet pumping, >75: to the for Record Trains connect with O. <t C. R. «nd Riv eigner. >37.50 Jacob’s saw mill during the summer, fell were frozen. er Boats at Corvallis and Albany. There are fourteen sugar planters in from a lumber pile one day recently and Freight and ticket office, Salmon street These figures show sufficiently that It was given in care of an Indian the state ot Texas who have applied for came near fracturing his skull. wharf. Portland. the McKinley tariff is.etiabling the tariff woman to nurse and soon showed no W. B. WEBSTER Genl F. A P. Agt. A fine line of »hoe* just received at C. O. trace of its exposure and suffering. Mrs. lords to get too much for their goods, the bounty. They propose to raise 15,- 34 Montgomery St., San Francisco. 000,000 pounds of sugar, and they will D. Store. 4 Foot Rough 5 Wire, Not Pointed C. C HOGUE, G. F. & P. A.O. P. R., $1 00 Colby obtained permission to adopt the and they show how much more than a get from Uncle Sam |300,000 if all their ll ll ll <4 Mias Anna Inlow, who has been at- Corvallis, Oregon. 4 4 92 child, but ahe was hidden by the Indians fair profit it enables them to get on the sugar comes up to the stan dard test. One tending school at Medford was taken ll ll ll MUNICIPAL BONDS ll articles named. Hnug little B m I oam bare been ma de at o 4 and it was only by dint of bribery that 75 riouslv ill with fever and ia now at the work fur us, by Auua l'eg*. A Matin, But the fanner buys other things be of these planters, Colonel Edward Cun ll ll ll J and Jno. Bonn, Toledo, Ohio, Ito whereabouts was discovered. The 4 3‘¿ ll 80 ningham, expects to receive $120,000 in home of her parente at Talent. INDUSTRIAL STOCKS pee cut. Other» a re doing as well Why sides agricultural Machinery and tools. ll ll ll 11 |iii/t Vuu? Suuie earn over f &OO.OB a 3 75 eery Co. pay the highest i Indians were given orders on tlie post On stoves he pays a tax of 45 per cent.; bounty money. Th« <'rocker 6roc< I luioiith. You can du the work and Uro This sugar bounty is a mighty sweet It ll ll trader, and while they were making pur CORPORATION BONDS |at home, wherever you are. I.ven be* 2 cash price for eggs i and poultry. 3>ä ll 70 rtenor» arc aatily oom B m from S& to chases she was smuggled out of camp on bridle and harness, 86 per cent.; on thing to the few men who are to get it, ll ll ll ll o *> lVaday. All ag< » -allow * oil how Col. C. F. Crocker anti Mr. Stubbs, and driven to the nearest railway sta horseshoes, 52 per cent.; on tinware, 55 but it is downright robbery of the people 50 and atari you. Can work in time APPROVED BANK STOCKS or ail the time. Big money fur work- of the 8 P. Co. will each erect a hand- who pay it. per cent.; on spoons, 45 per cent.; on era. Failure unknown among them« tion, and thence taken to Beatrice, Neb. Foot Dressed 5 Wire, Pointed.. H 33 CAREFULLY SELECTED, eome villa near Cattle Crag Tavern, to NEW and wonderful, i’articitlais free. Cl ll tl << H.Hallett Ac Co.. Ro* HMO Poi iland.Malua Mrs. Colby has legally adopted the saws, 55 per cent.; wire nails, 150 per Are Your Children Subject to Croup? 4 1 23 be ready for occupancy by Spring. TRIED, SAFE, cent.; hammers, 60 per cent.; brooms, 85 H ll child, and proposes to educate her and ll c< 4 1 25 As a preventive and cure for croup, Acapulco trrand of pineapples—the beat— PAY GOOD INTEREST. train her to a useful life.—Denver Re-1 per cent.; on thread, 74 percent.; on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has no rival. ll ll ll <4 at C. G. Co’». 1 20 common woolen goods. 111 per cent.; on — ALSO — publican. ________________ It is. in fact, the only remedy that can al ll ll ll ll I ' ■> glass tumblers aud lamps. 180 per cent.; ways be depended upon and that is pleasant A lirer lot of choice fruit treea from O 1 14 PROPERTIES D esirable investment —VIA— Rot’ue River valley, Or., haa been on hats 155 per cent.; on locks, 45 per and safe to take. There is not the least Saving Bant In th« City. in prosperous cities . received here, destined for parties in Fall in giving it to children .as it contains “To Let" signs on flats and houses all cent.; on flannel shirts. 100 per cent.;' on danger no injurious «ubstance For sale at 50 FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND REFERENCES, River, Adin and Lookout.—Sisson Her socks, 120 per cent.; on clothes, 85 per cents over the city are ooming down with the per bottle by druggists. ald. WRITE returning rush from mountain and sea cent; on paregoric 40 per cent.; on Rm la m'a Microhe killer ia now kept for shoes, 23 per cent. ; ou Bibles, 25 per cent. . Galvari.zed Bessemer Steel Wire shore. The number of returning fam ESCHBACH, MCDONALD & CO., Five Double Strands ■ale in Reeser's block, Ashland . MRS. GRAHAM'S ilies who are hiring new dwelling places on his coffin. 110 per cent. .6 to SB Whitehall St.. Itew York. Shasta Line. Continuous Twist of the Wire. „ ny kind and.size Pickets. G. A. Hover, a brother of J. T. Hover, calls attention to a way of saving sum These figures are eloquent. They tell formerly a teacher in this county .arrived i mer rents which is increasing tn popu what has become of the fanner’s money. C*«Cheaper than a Rail Fence, More Du ble than Boards, and Stronger than from Nebraska recently with the inten larity each year as the summer vaca His money has gone in the payment of Express Trains Leave Fortland Daily. arb Wire Fence. Handsome LAWN FE NC-S to Order, tion of making this his future domicile. tions lengthen Families which expect taxes concealed in the price of what he South I I North Medford Mail. to be out ot the city from two to three had to buy His remedy, of course, is to I Lv Portland Ar | a in Are you Married ? If not, send your ad- months now surrender their leases on demand the repeal of the law that au I Ar Ashland Lv | 6:40 p in dre-R to The American Corresponding Clnb. I Lv Ashland Ar | 6:10p m May 1, put their furuiture in storage, go thorizes his fellow citizens to rob him P. O. H oe 643. Clarksbnrg. W Va. I Ar SanFranciscoLv ! :»:<K)p ui to a boarding house for the four or six We undenrtand a suit is soon to he ( weeks before the country pilgrimage be Reciprocity doesn’t seem to be crowd Alxive trains stop only at following sta Is not a cosmetic in the sense in which ! brought in the U. S. court to trv the )e- gins, then return in September or Octo ing Great Britain out of the Brazilian that tions north of Roseburg: East Portland, TIME SCHEDULE term is popularly used, but perman Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany, galitv of the title to that part of the town ber and hire a new dwelling place. In market. The imports from England for ently beautifies It creates a soft, smooth, Propri tor. 1 Tangent, Shedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc- ■Ite ot Medford north of 7th street owned clear, velvety skin and by daily use grad this way they save at least four, and in the first four months of 1891 show a gen ually makes the complexion several shades Between Medford and Jack I tion City, Irving, Eugene. by I. J. Phipps.—Medford Mail. some cases five months' rent, $135 to eral increase of cotton goods from $3,- whiter. It is a constant protection from sonville. Roseburg Mail Daily. A -piendtd utock of new goods has ar 700,000 m 1890 to <7,600,000 in 1891. with the effects of sun and wind and prevents rlve<i at Wilwn A Wahworth’s this week $200. toward their summer outing. leave : ARRIVE From Medford Real estate men will tell yon that it is a decided increase in linen and woolen sun burn and freckles, and blackheads will From Jacksonville with more coming. 1 Portland 8:00 a in I Roseburg 5140 p iu come while you use it. It cleanses to Jacksonville. to Medford. almost impossible to rent flats or houses stuffs and railroad material Reciproc1 never Roseburg . .6:20 a in Portland 4:00 p in Babv McKee to Babv Cleveland— tty doesn’t decrease the selling price of I the face far better than soap and water, l^ave Medford “Keep off the White House grass’’— in the summer at any price. 1 know American goods or increase the price of nourishes and builds up the skin tissues Leave Jacksonville and thus prevents the formation of wrink one man who gave up an attractive flat 8:30 a. m. 10:00 a. m. Albany Local, Daily, (Except Sunday.) And a good lamp Washington Post. les. It gives the freshness, clearness and 1:00 p. in. 2:00 p. ni. Baby Cleveland to Babv McKee— on May 1 for an outing in the mountains, j British wares. The cheapest vender I smoothness of skin that you had when a leave : ahkive ; 5:40 p in. 7:30 p. m. \ must be simple; when it is not simple it is ' “And voi would not he on that, but for who will find the same home swept and takes the market. There is no senti ; little girl. Every lady, young or old ought Leave Whetrock i Portland... .5:00 p in Albany .. 9:00p in Leave Davisvilie not good. Simple, Beautiful, Good — these i garnished for him at the landlord’s ex ment in trade. Pittsburg Post vour great-grandfather’s hat.” 1 Albany....... 5:00am | Portland... .8:55 a m to use it,as it gives a more youthful appear 10:10 a m. 8:40 a. m. words mean much, but to see “ The Rochester ” ance to any lady, and that permanently. 1:12 p. ni. 2:12 p. m. We are expecting some more of the new pense on his return in October.—Brook- A Sufficient Epitaph. : It contains no acid, powder or alkali, and • 7:30 p m. 5:48 p. in. will impress the truth more forcibly. All metal, Rochester. Jr., lamps in a few dava. D. L. : lyn Eagle. It were a pity that the good sayings ! is as harmless as dew and as nourishing to Leave Harbaugh's Leave Harbaugh ’8 PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Minkler A tson. tough and seamless, and made in three pieces only, 10:17 a m 8:43 a iu. and witticisms of Lowell should be lost. ' the skin as dew is to the flower. Price »1, Globular Llfhtnluf. it is absolutely safeeasd unbreakable. Like Aladdin ’ s at all druggists and hairdressers, or at Mrs. 2:30 p. m. Bernard McArthur of Grants Pass, last 1:17 p ni. A curious thunderbolt fell at Berga, I send you oue of which he was the Gervaise Graham’s establishment, 103 Post TOURIST SLEEPING CARS 7:41 p. in. 5:51 p ni. week bought and shipped fourteen bear of old, it is indeed a “wonderful lamp,” for its mar author at a medical dinner given in Lon Leave Wbetrock skins to New York They were of the near Schlieben, in Germany, recently. don a few yeais ago Ln his speech he Street, San Francisco, where she treats la- Leave Davisvilie For accommodation of Second Class Pas velous light is purer and brighter than gas light, I dies for all blemishes of the face or figure. 10:20 a in. 8:50 a. ni. brown, black and cinnamon variety. It appeared to be a ball of fire and came sengers, attached to Express Trains. 1 Ladies at a distance treated by letter. Send softer than electric light and more cheerful than either. 1:27 p. m, 2:25 p. m. alluded to a distinguished surgeon whose down the chimney of a bedroom in which There are no grizzlies in Josephine for her little book “How to be Beautiful.’’ 5:55 p. m. 7:45 P. m. Look for thisstamp—T he R ochester . If the lamp dealer hasn’t the genuine WEST SIDE DIVISION. a man, his wife and three children were fame was so great that no marble monu county. Arrive Jacksonville Rochester, and the style you want, send to us for our new illustrated catalogue, Sample Bottle mailed free to any lady on Arrive at Medford ment was required to commemorate the aud v.e will send you a lamp safely by express—your choice of over 2,000 Between Portland and Corvallis. 9:00 a. in. 10:30 a, m. receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for Columbia river salmon, spring catch; sleeping. On emerging froth the fire 11 varieties from the Largeit Lamp Store in the World. 1:40 p. iu. 2:40 p. ill. Little-neck clams, Barataria shrimps, the place it broke into two parts, each of name, The doctor’s friends, said Mr. postage and packing. Lady Agents wanted. MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SÜNDAY.) I HOCHESTEK LAMP CO., 42 Park Place, New York City. 6:00 p ni. 7:55 p. m. $ finest line of cann«d goods at the Crocker which assumed a globular form One of Lowell, thought it sufficient to lay him MRS. GRAHAM'S LEAVES: arrives : Grocery Co’s. in the country churchyard with the sim these globes ran along the rafters and W. HONEYMAN, President. 12:10 p in Portland. 7:30 am i Corvallis. < Gold Hill correspondence : O. B. Har disappeared, while the other traveled ple and famous epitaph on his grave: Corvallis. 12:55 p m | Portland... 5:30 p in Si monumentum quupris circuznspice. dy returned from San Francisco yester slowly toward the bed, on which it after At Albany and Corvallis connect with day evening accompanied by Mr. George ward jumped. Thence the man watched (If you seek a monument, look around). Cures the worst cases of Freckles. Sun trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad. Senn, a mining expert, and to-day they it roam around the room and finally dis- —Cor. St. James’ Gasette. burn, Sallowness. Motb-patches, Pimples The S. F. Examiner and the V alley R ec Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.) visited the cinnabar ledge. They report , appear through the wall with a loud and all skin blemishes Price $1.50. ord both one year for $3.50, including the that there is at least two hundred acres Her Face Her Fortune, Harmless and effective No sample can be leave : akkive :______ Crash. None of the occupants was in Examiner ’ s premiums. of the ore. Mr. Senn savg it is the rich sent. I^dv Agents wanted. Portland 4 :40p m M ’ Minnnlle 7:25 pm Is commonly said of famous beauties. Practical Gunsmith, jured further than being temporarily Carpenter and Builder est he has ever seen. They will build a Tkr Hngrist in this town who first orders M’Minnville 5:45am Portland .8:20 a in She who uses with artistic taste Wisdom’s M te I BOM flfcan bersnietf at our VEHHneefwork. diP’h six miles in length and pipe as for deafened.—New York Recorder a bill of my preparation- will have his name MEDFORD, OREGON, • Famous Roliertine has fortune in the pos teRllall m IF mid h'.n-mbiy, by tbuae of O regon A shland Iwl I P CM ■ c‘:>' r ' ’'Giig r old. and in their gold, catching the Quicksilver in riffles, TH IL • LU M TICKETS ts all points sessing of a complexion to which nothing I added to this advertisements. SWr S. S I la S I O" ’t:ee,h^r-ver they lite. Any Worthy of a Trial. I wish to announce to the public that J My preparations are for sale by whole but the blush of the rose or the freshness of leaving the rock to be worked in the fur ■ ■ ■ I w ■■ B one < an «Iu the work. E»ay to learn. EAST lib SIl'TH. am ready to take orders for any kind of druggists in Chicago and every city We furnish everything. We atari .»••u. Xo risk. oa can devtite nace. They expect by the time the fur I f you are troubled with rheumatism or the lily can be compared. This prepara sale your spare uiorueuts, or all your ¿jnsr to the v < rk. This i» an gunsmith work, repairing sewing machines, west of it. tion is just wbat it is claimed to be — the eutireiy new leadjind brina> wouucrful eueerm» to every m <-»ker. nace is comph'ted, to wash out ten times ( a lame back, bind on over the seat of pain a Repairing will Receive Prompt For tickets and full information regarding filing saws, sharpening knives and scissors ! Bechmers are earning frurn #25 to f ¿0 per» and upwards, delightful toilet article and only per For sale by MRS. S. C. CORBETT, as much quicksilver as it will cost to Eiece of flannel dampened with Chamber 1 most and more after a little experience. We can ftirulah you the em- etc., etc. rates, maps, etc., call on company’s agent fect beautitier known. Read the testimoni Ashland. Or., Lady Agent, or leave orders lin s Pain Balm, lou will be surprised I ploym*-nt aud teach you FREE. .Xo apace to explain hare. Full build the furnace. The ground is thor at tbe prompt relief it affords. 50 cent bot als from famous artistes, celebrated cheni- at Wells. Fargo it Co.’s Express office. Office on Front street, in building with at Ashland. | informxtion FKKK. TR I F. A’ CO.. Al telbTfi. >A1-%K. Attention. R. KOEHLER, E P. ROGERS. oughly impregnated with quicksilver, al- tles for sale by druggist«. John B. Wrislev, the real estate agent. 2-4 1 ists and eminent physicians Ashland. aug2u Manager. Asst. O. F. & Pass. Agt I rg»dj’ [Avried, “German Syrup” For Coughs & Colds. W. P. SQUIRE, ASHLAND, OREGON. Real Estati ri Special attention paid to Eastern Correspondence. And will be sold at our well known LOW PRICES Staple and Fancy Dry Goods H. JUDGE. Hats, Caps, etc Harness & Saddle Manufacturer LIVER PILLS. J. M. McCALL. ? N D YOUNG REDLAND MILSERÍES H 200.000TREES FOR SALE Ji -i-sâ OUR NURSERY Red Hill Land REDUCED 20 PR CT Great Comedown in Prices on EAST AND SOUTH The best stock, hog, rabbit and chick n fence Southern Pacific Route Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream Rogue River Valley Railway Company. Ashland H. * Fence * Works ! s EM E R Y, “Seeing is Believing “The Rochester.” FACE BLEACH O. R. Buckman i R. STRAIT,