VALLEÏ RECORD.
FIGHTING RAILROADS.
The People’s Paper.
PreBident LIviug»t<»n Leading a Vigorous
Alliance Attack Cpon Transportation
Monopolies—Combination» That Stop
Competition to Be Broken by L aw .
THE
PROPAGATION Or
lined all the way through with
BRIGHT COLOBS OF FALL. ' fur Cloaks
of some kind or other will be very
ROSES.
The Four Methods by Cutting, Building.
Grafting and Layering.
i
popular, the fur just showing at the
edges all around. Long redingotes are
A PLEASANT RELIEF FROM THE
made of a beautiful camel's hair goods in
USUAL SAD TINTS.
curiously mixed up figures in shaded
gray and black. They reach the bottom
The Radiance of the Season Is Not Con of the dress and are trimmed with collar
fined to the Gowns of the Young, but and bands of fur, black monkey skin
O live H arper .
Women of Years May Also Be Bril being a favorite.
I
The four methods used in propagating
roses—by cutting, by budding, by graft
ASHLAND O». . T hcssdat , Nov. 12 ISSI
ing and by layering—rank in importance
in the order named. Ellwanger, in his
i
Office in McCall's Hall. up-etairs; stair« on
(Copyright, IW1, by Reform Press New» Asso work, “The Rose," considers these as fol
north side of Masonic building.
lows:
ciation, New York.]
Water of any teinperalure desired.
Plants grown from cuttings are most
Entered in the Postoffiee at Ashland a.
In
1877
Georgia
held
a
state
constitu
Naiural Temperature H5 deg's.
liant.
Second Class mail matter.
Pendleton. Or., is cleaning out the
useful for general purposes, and the
tional
convention
of
which
General
Tt »Bilk TIE WATEI K 1 TH1C.
(Special Correspondence.]
gamble».
greater number of choice varieties can be
Robert
Toombs
was
a
leading
member.
Authorized Agents.
N ew Y ork .*Oct. 29.—When the trees
Portland is determined to enforce the
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates The following paragraph waa incorpor grown in this way without difficulty, but
fungi and animalcules, and neutral
The following parties are authorized to
there are some kinds which root with are denuded and everything begins to Sunday law. a
ated in the new constitution: “The gen difficulty; these sorts can only be profit look brown and rusty and desolate, wom
izing and correcting all acidi
jeeipt for
for ---------
subscriptions, advert:,entente, I
receipt
The Culver case at Marysville. Cal.,
favors shown them I
ties it promotes a normal and
‘ ■ob
ob printing, etc. i Any
—,------
eral assembly of this state shall have no ably grown by budding or grafting. Cut ankind usually follow suit and put on resulted in a disagreement of the jury.
healthful condition in every
will be duly appreciated
the V --------
allzt
— by --------
power to authorize any corporation to tings can be made at any time of the dark dresses, which are, they fancy, in
part of the system.
Rnoonn:
San Bernardino county, Cal., is to
year. The sorts most difficult to root are proper keeping with the season, but this give a bounty of 25 cents a head on jack
A. C. Howlett
Eagle Point ..
—
SWIMMING
RINK.
—
...B. B. Hatton .
Link ville..........
the varieties oj moss, most of the sum autumn there has been a small rebellion rabbits after Nov. 10.
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
....L. L. Jacobe . Inclosed and covered, the same medical
Jacksonville
mer roses, and certain varieties of hybrid in that respect and dainty light colors
....
W.
A.
Owen
Wheat shipments at Eugene, Or., are
Central Point..
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
water,
always
clean,
for
the
springs
run
a
are
seen
in
the
streets
at
a
time
when
remontants belonging to the Jules Mar-
Miller * Strang
Medford..........
heavy volume—more than twelve hun
they are particularly grateful to the eye. checked owing to a blockade and the
other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
gottin,
Barrone
Prevost
and
Baroness
dred gallons per hour.
shippers feel the need of a road to the
Rothschild families. All of the tea and
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
You may dive and swim and have more
coast
from
that
point.
monthly roses, with few exceptions, root
fun than “anybody' —come out as “tine
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by
as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven
and grow freely from cuttings. Besides
SAN FRANCISCO iviArtriETS.
ated and happy.
using green wood, some propagators
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
Located on the
make cuttings from hard wood—that is,
WHEAT—No. 1 ne v shipp ng, 31.67% @ ctl.
J N Dolph ..................................... »Senators
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
shoots thoroughly ripened, taken in the
choice do 31.68%: m Hing grades, 81.7‘.<@1.71!4;
HELMAN
LAND, HALF A MILE
John H Mitchell.......................... I
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
Binger Hermann ...................Congressman
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
BAR: EY Near, 81.00^1.05 » ctl for fair to
autumn. Manetti cuttings are always
MyIveater Pennoye r........................ Governor
good feed; ch: i?c, 81.08%: new brewing, 31.13U
made
from
wood
taken
in
autumn,
and
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
«1.22
Ueorge W. McBride .. Secretary of Mtate
the various varieties < f prairie roses are
Pbü Metcban ................... State Treasurer
OATS—F cm 81 32!i®1.40 @ ctl for gool to
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach
often grown in this way.
E B McElroy.... hupt Public Instruction I
choice feed and 31.37)^91.45 fpr milling; sur
Pi oprietor.
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas
Frank C Baker . ...................... State Printer
prise,
3
45,91.
0:
<
ff
grades.
|l.2
>@1.30;
By budding are grown varieties diffi
gray, 3L32149L86%; b ack (Oregon), 81.40$
BH titrahn........................ (
cult
to
root
from
cuttings.
Varieties
like
toria is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend.
1.45: d '. Californian, 81-5091.90.
William P Lord ............... ¿Supreme Judges
Baroness Rothschild, Mabel Morrison,
R 8 Been ....................... I
CORN-Large yellow, 81.10®1.13*< »Ctl; sill ill
do, 81.17(91 20; white, 81.17^’91.2^.
Marquise de Castellane, Mme. Boll, Mar
narr jcdici & l ourratcT. '
Castoria.
Castoria.
BEANS-Pea. 82.2‘,<92 35
cjl; Pink. 81609
guerite de St. Amande, etc.,.are as yet
L B Webster............................ Circuit Judge
170; Bayo, 3175*1.30; Small White 82.1092.JO;
almost
indispensable,
but
no
nurseryman
WUHam M Col rig
District Attorney
“ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil
•• Castoria is so well adapted to children that
But er. nominal; R*d, 3».’0<92.20: L ma, 32.50.
DUNMSG.
For Jackson. Josephine, Irtke and Klam
would long grow them from cuttings.
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
SEEDS—Rape, 2»t!>^0 » th; Hemp, 5^'9>Uc; dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
buy shares or stock in any other corpo> There is another class of roses often ad
ath counties.
Canary, 2\s3c; Flaxs ed, 292^0; Alfalfa, good effect upon their children.'*
known to me.”
H. A. Aacsaa, M. D.,
6Ji‘97c; Mustard, Yellow, 32.50(92.75 fl otl;
JACKSOM CeVBTT,
ation in this state or elsewhere, or to vantageously grown by budding, these
Da. G. C. O sgood ,
B wn. 33. n <B3.00.
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Lowell, Mass.
County Heat ........................... Jacksonville
make any contract or agreement what are varieties of moderate growth like A.
HAY-W Id Oat, 311.00913.00 ton: Tamedo,
Theo Cameron.....................................Senator
“ Our physicians in the children s depart
ever with any such corporation which K Williams, Horace Vernet, Mme. Vic
8:1.00®12.5>; W.neat. 31100914 50; Wheat and
“ Castoria is the best remedy for children of
J M McCall ...
!
Representative«
ment have spoken highly of their expert
Oat.
3110 <9 !. >i); Barley. 310.0 <912.50; Alfalfa.
tor
Merdier.
Mlle.
Eugenia
Verdier,
which 1 am acquainted. I hope the day is not
may have the effect or be intended to
Hamuel Furry .
810.-50(912.0 >; Clover, tll.50®13.50; Stock, 39.509 far distant when mothers will consider the real
euce in their outside practice with Castoria,
J W Merritt ..
have the effect to defeat or lessen com Marie Baumann, Xavier Olibo, etc. Bud
10.50.
and although we only have among ottr
................ County Judge
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
J K Neil...........
ded
plants
are
not
desirable
for
inexperi
STRAW—Quetahle at 4<X950o 9 bale.
petition in their respective businesses or
...... |Commi»«ioners
medical supplies what is known as regular
Chas W Taylor
stead of the variousquack nostrums which are
enced
amateurs,
since
novices
do
not
de
HOPS—From lc(91.5c 16 th for Ba-*ramento and
Ben Haymond. .....................
products, yet we are free to confess that the
to encourage monopoly, and all such tect the suckers which, not infrequently,
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
HANDSOME AUTUMN STYLES.
12(914c
or
So
:o
na
and
Russian
R
ver.
Mai Muller .............................. County Clerk
merits of Castoria has won us to look with
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
contracts shall be illegal and void." come up from the roots, and if not cut
I don't think 1 can remember to have RYE—Quot ible at 31.50(91.55 16 ctl.
James G Birilsey .............................. Hherifl
favor upon it.”
DRIED PEAS—Niles, 81 3 @1 4.5 9 ctl for o’d agents down their throats, thereby sending
From that day to the present there have away ultimately choke the plant. Bud ever seen such pretty colors worn at the and
Geo E Bloomer .................
Treasurer
U nitkd Hosrrrai. and D ispbmsabt ,
81.60(91.80 f >r new; Black eye, new, 81.05(9 them to premature graves.”
I L Hamilton...................................... Assessor
been repeated efforts by legislators to ded plants are also more frequently killed same season of the year, and they are 1.8 ; Green, Us iiornian, 31.25(91 50 for o d and
Boston. Mass.
Da. J. F. K inchkloi ,
C 8 Price.................. School Superintendent
by severe winters than plants on their not given altogether to the young, for 81.7592.25 for new; do Eastern, 32.7592.80.
Conway, Ark.
A llbn C. S mith , Pre».,
enact a law to enforce the same.
Peter Applegate.............................. Surveyor
BUC
K
W
HEAT-Nominal.
quite elderlj- women may be seen in
Dr J B Parson.................................... Coroner
In the same constitution a clause was | own roots.
Mill Products.
The Centaur Company, T7 Murray Street, Mew York City.
joezritiac cocmty .
adopted authorizing the appointment of 1 Propagating by grafting is profitable combinations of color which are features BRAN—No. 1, from 321.0 ®22.OO (6 ton.
County Beat .............................. Granta Pass
of
this
season.
when
done
in
winter
under
glass.
Prop
a railroad commission, with certain .
MIDDLINGS—No. 1, from 824.0 X925.0) V ton.
Walter Sinclair........................ Joint Senator 1
There is a deep, rich, dark red called
BARLEY -From 323.0 <924. of!ton.
H B Miller............................... Representative 1
powers, to supervise and control the agating by layering is a slow method dahliu, and this, with gray, is made into GROUND
ROLLr.D BARLEY—From 823.00924.00
ton
and but little used.
Volney Coivig ........................ County Judge
means
of
transportation
within
the
CHOPPED FE D—From 322.50(923. >>1» ton.
a costume for a portly and handsome
C O Bigelow ...................... (Commissioners
FEED
CORNMEAL
—
From
3'28.0
<927.00
$
ton
state. Every effort to frame a law to :
Fuchsias as Climbers.
P Hanson............................ (
matron, and it is a handsome gown.
CRA' KED CORN-At 3-7.0>@28.00 ¡a ton.
Chas K Chanalor................... County Clerk
prevent the lessening or defeating com
There is certainly uo purpose for which Beige with green is another pleasing
OlM AKE MEAL—Quotable at 32-5.00
to 1
J C Moss ............................................. Sheri.i
petition as set forth in the constitutional many species and varieties of fuchsia are ! combination. The skirt of beige, with from milL
J W Sherer...................................... Treasurer
paragraph above recited has proved a | better suited or in which their beauty is I narrow green ruffles at the bottom. The FLOUR -Family Extras, 85.15@5.25 b* h' l
E C Harmon................................... Assessor
rs' Ex ra, 3 .1595 2 ; Superfine. 83.65 93.65.
W A Massie .......... School Superintendent
failure. During the present session of seen to greater advantage than when Henri Something basque has the upper Bak
VARIOUS—Cash prlees forlO-n> ska: Cake
CW Havens...................................... Surveyor
the legislature a bill was introduced aje | they are used to clothe the rafters and sleeve of beige and the revers and pocket Wheat, 3%e v ib; Rye Flour. 3J4o; Rye Meal,
Dr Wallace......................................... Coronor
pointing a committee to investigate the pillars of the greenhouse. So general lids. All the rest is green, and the hat is 8c; Buckwheat Flour. 3^0: Cornmeal, 3c; Oat
KLAMATH COUMTT.
meal, 3?4@lc; Oat Groata, 4o; Homuiv, 3<i(94c:
* * *
contracts between railroad corporations Is the practice of growing them as ordi made to match.
* » ♦
Rice Flour, 6c; Far.na, 4c; Pearl B arley, 3-. ■
Linkville
County Beat ....
that
had
combined,
to
ascertain,
if
pos
nary
bush
plants
in
pots
that
one
rarely
Heliotrope
velvet,
Louis
XV
coats,
4c; Split Pea, 4c. Rolled Oats, 4>ie; Bile
Joint Senator
C A Cogswi tall,
“ of I<ake
Wçatçst ii\
sible, whether such contracts lessen com sees this method of cultivating them, with brown camel’s hair or cloth skirts, wheat Groats, 5c: Graham Flour, SJ^o.
i\sk yotir
A Snyder, •, c of Lake .. .Joint Representative
petition or not. That investigation is adopted, nor does it seem to be known both trimmed with narrow gold braid,
. County J udge
J 8 Orr................
Vegetables.
bcsisiv
bçalçr for it.
^Commissioners
W C Crawford ..
now going on. There is also a bill pend- ' how well it is adapted to their style of make another striking but beautiful ONION'S—Quot ab e at V@0 c (6 oil-
CSWlvars...........
POTATOES—From 25@35c ? ctl for E rlv
ing
to
forfeit
the
charters
if
said
investi
growth
and
to
the
display
of
their
grace
combination.
Dark
blue
and
Russian
............................... Clerk
▲ L Leavitt........
bC5t ir\
Chile Garnet, w@50e; B irbanks,30c@5 a
Ii\5iSt oi\
gation develops the fact that such con ful, pendent flowers. One of the most green are made up together, and black Rose;
............................. Sheriff
E W Gowan. ..
o River an i 70 9900 lor Salinas; Sweet, 31.009
tracts
lesseu
or
defeat
competition.
........................
Treasurer
beautiful
effects
is
obtained
by
thus
and
yellow
are
seen
everywhere.
Black
1.25.
W d B Howe ..
finish,
F(aVii\<$ it.
....................... Assessor
John Smart ....
This invaetigation and effort has pro- ' training several species and varieties of and yellow are superb when properly
VARIOU —Green Pepp-rs, 3 (950o (R box:
School Superintendent
P L Fountain ...
Egg-plant,
.
‘
4)@75e;
Cucumbers,
2O@45c;
Green
duced a very intense iuterest and ex- | fuchsias.
used together.
•
*
*
* * *
......................... Surveyor
Isa Leskeard___
Com, 31.7592.50 16 crate, large) 50@75, small;
citement both in railroad circles and
Black cashmeres, camel’s hairs, and Green
‘............... ....Coroner
John W Siemens
Okra, 50 a75e 9 box; Tomat >es, 10925a
among Georgia stockholders in such
in fact all kinds of black goods, wool Lima Beaus, 2@2 a n>; String Beaus, l@2c V-
LAKK COCMTY,
corporations. We have about seven mil
and silk, are very effectively trimmed lb: Summer Squash, 25@50c » box; Marrowfat
fully £üa.rai\tççà. 7\11 bçalçrs
ti\çn\.
County Heat.................................. Lakeview
lions of stock in these amalgamated
with yellow, the shade depending upon Squash, 38.00,»lLuO ton; Garlic, 3@8>ko per ft.«
C A Cogswell, of Lake ......... Joint Senator
Fruits
and
Nuts.
railroads owned by Georgians. Jhe
the wearer's taste, and hats and bonnets
A Snyder, of Lake
Joint Representative
PRICES QUOTE l , ON APPLICATION.
the machine that threatening attitude of the legislature
FRUITS—Strawberries, 37.'0@9.00
chest for
W A Wilshire.
.................. County Judge
are made to match. I noticed a dress Br.arpless;
Blackberries, nominal; Raspberries,
G M Jones ......................... (Commissioners
to
forfeit
these
contracts
has
driven
on a young lady of a combination of 57.00@9.00 V che t.
is used in the Office,
A V Lane............................ )
railroad stock to a very low figure, and
Grapes—Table, 15@35c 1R box for the general
Lincoln green with ultramarine blue,
W N Sutton ....... ................................... Clerk | Court-room, and for reporting
if the bill paSses this large amount of
the joining parts being hidden beueath run and 409 0;t for choice varieties: Wiue
................................. Sheriff
W P Heryford
Grape-,
38 00@10. j 0 per ton for white and 3>2.00
. ........................ Treasurer I lectures and sermons.
A McCallen
Georgia stock will be almost a complete
a profusion of gold braid, and the whol- for Zintandel.
. School Superintendent;
A H .'isher
loss to Georgia people, while the cor
effect was rich and stylish, .without be Figs, 3.5c<975c 3* box: Cantaloupes, 25c@375
J E McDonough. ............................. Assessor I
V orate; Watermelons, 33.0X95.00 % 100.
ing in any way unpleasing or gaudy.
While its speed is greater than any porations are suffering and gasping for
WK Barry R.. ............ Stock Inspector
Apples, 4JC981.25» box; Bartlett Pears, 81,75
railroad life oU account of the lowering
Young girls wear costumes in one @2.00;
The circuit court for the First Judicial other known method, it is so simple
other Pear«, 40@76co.
of their listed stock. All this depression
color most often, and they of beige, tan.
district sets in Jackson county on first that any intelligent person can gain a
Perches, 8fli@31.23 » box; Plums, 40@65c;
Monday in April, September and' Decem
of
stocks
and
unfriendly
legislation
pale
gendarme
or
faience
blue
or
crushed
Prunes,
5O@75c; Quinces, 40@50c.
speed of ioo or more words per min
ber. In Klamath county on Second Mon
FOREIGN FRUITS—Mexican Limes, 34.00@
makes it exceedingly difficult to borrow
rr-spberry
or
a
soft
pink
which
has
a
sort
day in June and first Monday in November. ute, in five or six weeks, without the
00 V case: Bananas, 31.50(92.50 V buroh; P.ne-
money to pay the maturing interest on
of creamy overbloom. Crepon, cloth, 6 apples,
In Lake county on the third Monday in aid of an instructor. Circulars and
3800@3-5.0o @ dos; Mexican Oranges
their
bonds,
and
from
the
standpoint
of
cashmere,
serge
and
Henrietta
are
all
iiay and the second Monday in October.
H50 fl box
testimonials
sent
to
all
who
mention
n Joeephine county on first Mondays in
an outsider it looks as though there was
suitable for these, and they come in all DRIED FRUITS—New crop: Aprloocs, sun-
The Most Wonderfill Publication Ever Issued.—Press and Public.
March and August
this paper.
going to be a railroad break up.
these colors. Pearl and French gray are dried, 5@6c fl lb; do bleached,6@8c: Apples,
For Jackson county the County, Probate ■
ed, sliced, 4@ >c; qrs, 3@4>^e: evapo
There has been recently a bill intro
A Oomplete History of our Government by Administration«, Politi»!
also much seen, sometimes trimmed sun-dr
and Commissioners courts meet every
rated, 6li@7Jfc: Peaches, bleached, 6@7c; do
E. T. PIERCE, FAYETTE, OHIO,
Partlei and Oongrewee from
duced into both houses of the legislature
with colors, passementerie or velvet. sun-dr ed, 4@5c. Pitted Plums, 55496a; Pears,
month, commencing with the first Monday;
for Joeephine county, the first Monday in I Sole Agent for U. S. and Canada.
known as the “Livingston bill,” which
The set pieces of metal passementerie sun-dr ed. sliced, 4@5c; do qrs, 3@4e; do, eva
Jaanary, April, July and September; for
porated, 7@8c.
provides, instead of litigation in the
are particularly, pretty.
Lake county, every alternate month, com
Raisins—New: Layers, 31.65@1.75 f box; do
courts and forfeiture of contracts, that
One vfery pretty dress made for a bride oarload
mencing the first Monday in January; for
lots, f. o. b., 81.5O@1.6O. Old crop:
the railroad commission shall make in
of last week was of faience blue crepon, Layers, 81.00@l.?5 fi whole box, loose Muscatel,
Klamath county, the first Wednesday in
vestigation, and whenever a contract is
March. June, tieptember and November.
with three narrow ruffles at the bottom 75@90c.
NUTS—Brazil, 7»i@8)io V ft; Almonds, soft,
entered into by a railroad corporation
MANUFACTURERS
of the otherwise plain skirt, headed by
NEELY'S REVERSIBLE
do paper shell, 18c; hard, nominal: Wal
a band of gold passementerie. The coat 16o;
OF WROUGHT STEEL RANCE8 With another similar corporation, and
nuts, California, soft shell, 10@llo; paper shell,
which lessens or defeats or tends to les
basque had a semimilitary cape at the u@12c; hard, 8’499'^c: Pecans. 13@15c; Cali
sen or defeat competition, said commis
braided
...............
.. in the same manner. fornia Peanuts, s^@5c; Filberts, 11912c; Pine
Fuchsias are almost entirely known top, richly
sion shall in such cases take charge of and represented in private gardens by
The sleeves had nuts, I19120; Cocoauuts, 35.00 V 100.
«
Dairy Produce and Money.
the passenger and traffic rates and force the innumerable varieties that have been
sort of bell
—Fresh—Fancy RoU, 3,<fS7Hc V ft;
them down to reasonable and just rates, raised by the crossing and intercrossing
shaped, droop go- BUTTER
d to choice, choice, 25@80<. other quali
such as in their (»pinion would have ob of species and their progeny. A long
ing cuffs just ties, 17J4@22Jso; California firkin, 21@22)4c;
Latest Edition. Corrected to Date. Printed in Eleven Colon.
tained had no combination taken place. course of selection and hyoridization ex
below the el Pic.led Roll, Z2)4@25 c : Eastern, ladle packed,
I
6fL 6 to. by 8 ft. 10 in. (largest ever printed.)
This is considered by far the most 6afe tending over fifty years has produced
bow. It was 15@18c; do Creamery, 22l4@25c.
1
'■
CHEESE — California, lo@14o fl ft, as to
and conservative measure for the people forms which in size and brilliancy of
cut double quality;
Young America, 10'$@12c; Martin's
and the railroads. There is a strong color undoubtedly surpass the original
breasted, with New York Cream, 12J4@13jf.
THIS DOUBLE MAP OONTAIN8 ON ONE SIDEl
probability of this last bill becoming a species. But that the latter have not
plain crochet
EGGS—From 2 >@tOc 9» dox for store; good
law. If so, the railroad muddle so long been surpassed in elegance, delicacy of
ELECTRA
but tons, A to cuo.ce ranch, :<->@87]fc: Eastern, 25@27!ae
Rand, McNaUy * Co.*. Ute.t V. 8. Map, showlng all CounUee, Ballroad«, Towa.
common to fair; good to choice, 23@25c.
on hand in Georgia will be settled and coloring and real beauty will be the
cunning little for HONEY
and Port Offices. Prioo alone M.OO.
—New, ll@14c t? ft forCombinl-ft
entirely removed from the political arena cpinion of most of those who have seen
tricorne
frames; 2-T>, lOel’Jic; Extracted, 5'^96'ia.
It will be a little singular if the “hay and grown them. A comparison, for in
AND ON THE OTHER SIDE:
BEESWAX—From 20@23c fl ft.
ONE AND THREE-FOURTHS
seeders" of Georgia (Alliance men) stance, of the species depicted in the ac
Poultry.
A Diagram Showing all of th« Political Parti«« (11 x 86). A Diagram Showing aU Pwidnts an«
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should at last be the parties to reach a companying plate—F. dependens—with
POULTRY—Hens, 85j)0@«.50 (R dozen; Broil
Cabinets (8 x 88). A Diagram Showing Political Complexion of each Congress. A Dtagte»
MILLIONS.
Showing Creeds s of the World (13
(13x10).
Showing Bunding Armies of each
ers. 3.50@l.0i) for Isrge and 32.3093.00 for small:
x 10). A Diagram Sbowit
just and safe solution of this difficult one of the double flowered varieties
Nation (13x 10). I. A Diagram Showing Naval Tonnage of ex
each Nation (I3z 10). A Con’
Boos ers, 34.50-98.e0 for young and 8 >.00@<;.00 for
problem.
plete
Map
of
the
World
(13k
SO).
A
Hap
of
CentralAmerica
(10 x 18). A Map of Alert <
.
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i
World
(13k
SO).
A
Map
of
Central
America
which represent the florist’s ideal will
old; Geese, pair. 31. 0@2.00; Ducks, 34.00@6.5):
loo.ooo Prune Trees (mostly Guaranteed to be the most eco The intense interest has caused some show how much is lost by those who ex
(10X13).
A
map
of
Sonth
Africa
(10
x
13).
A
Map
of
Upper Nubia
and Hebeeh or
(10x13).
South
N
Live Turkeys, li@17c (A tb for Hens, 17c®2 c for
BeluchisUn (I
(10 x .8)
Abyssinia (10 x 13). A Map of Persia, Afghanistan and Beluchiatan
... AComplete
oldGoi
-Ier
and
18
9-lc
for
young;
Pigeons,
Officers with
leadiug
Georgians
to
appear
very
often
nomical,
most
durable
and
most
French )
Map of the Solar System; best ever made (13 x 10). The Names of all Cab .nrtOmcera
clude the original and unaltered types
young, 32.50@3. u 0 fl dozen: old, 31.5O@1.75.
length of term. Pictures of aU the Presidents from Washington to Marrtooi
perfect Range on the market. on the hustings before vast crowds of from their gardens. For the purpose at
3,5,000 Royal Ann cherry.
Suitable for hard or soft coal, or listeners to descant on one or more of present in view there are many of both
French Tansy Wafers.
10,ooo Early Crawford peach wood.
these measures alluded to. Hence the kinds that may be used, the chief neces
IT ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF:
These,
wafers
are a sure and safe specific
Send for catalogue to
interest and excitement has been ex sity being that they should be of robust
lo,ooo Moorpark and Royal
for all kinds of female troubles and will re
The History of the U. 8. Government by Congresses. The History of the U.S. by Admlntatraiion*
to the homes of thousands of growth.
An Analysis of the Federal Government. Issues of all Political Parties. The
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move all obstructions to the monthly peri- i I
Apricot. INDIANA RANGE GO. tended
History of all Political Parties in this Country. The Popular
ods, no matter what the cause. They are
farmers.
and Electoral Vote for each Candidate.
Worthy of Note.
what every woman needs, and may be used
3>,ooo Esopus Spitzenberg
There
has
been
a
wonderful
effort
EVANSVILLE, IND.
safely. • For sale by the Livingstone Chem
Farm Journal advises painting knots
made
recently
to
divide
prominent
apple.
ical Co., manufacturers, San Francisco, Cal.
WHAT AGENTS ARE DOING.
Allance leaders on this railroad question on cherry and plum trees with kerosene
BEATTT’S TOUR OF THE WORLD.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
For sale by T. K. Bolton.
as
soon
as
these
appear.
20,000 Gravenstein apple.
Ex-Mayor Daniel F. Beatty, of Hearty'.
in Georgia. This will fail. The Alli
From A. R. Sporronn, Librarian of ConjreiB:
•• Received the 10 mipe thU afternoon; «old
Organs and Pianos, Wash ngton.
Consumption Cured.
“The novelty of the plan, exhibiting by graphic
2>5,ooo Yellow Newtown Pip Celebrated
7 before enpper.”
it is claimed that freshly laid sod is
New Jersey, has returned home from an ex ance men of Georgia will stand solidly
diagram« a complete eynchronology of Ameri
“Sold 17 map« yeeterday; will eend you «
An
old
physician,
retired
from
practice,
tour of the world. Read his adver Dy that plank in the Ocala platform much more likely to succeed if covered
can political history, is carried out with admir large order next Saturday.”
pin apple. tended
having had placed in his hands by an East
tisement in thia paper and send for catalogue
able ingenuity, and the work may fairly be
•“Havecaavaaeed for yean; never aaweny.
covering the railroad question—which is with about an inch of fine soil. This
India missionary the formula of" a simple
termed a Breviary of American Politics.”
thing eautl to this map.’’
1.5,ooo Ben Davis apple.
as follows: “We demand the most rigid, will save it even in a dry time, when
•^7 «old «lx map« in one hour; everybody
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
From H on . S. 8. Cox: “Only one work is com
manent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis,
PINK CREPON GOWN.
honest and just state and national gov otherwise it would fail to get a good
wants one.”
parable with it—the ‘Statistical Atlas'by the
Large Stock of all Ot .er Lead
Catarrh.
Asthma
and
all
throat
and
lung
“
Send twenty-five map« at once; want thir
Government—and to say this is high eulogy.”
ernmental control, and supervision of start
with blue feathers and brown velvet, was adections, also a positive and radical cure
entire county.’’
.
,
ing Varieties of Fruits.
From
B
xnson
J.
Lossoia,
LL.
D.,
Historian:
the means of public communication and
“ I have canvateed one half day; took II
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
The acreage of bearing vines in Cali to be worn with it.
Like a concave mirror it reflects to a single
order«.
”
.,
,,
transportation, and if this control and fornia in 1890 was 155,272 acres. New
Another very elegant, but exceeding plaints, after having tested its wonderful-
focus an epitome of the essential elements of
FREE FROM INSECT PESTS
“ I «old 66 map« In four day« ; expect to «ell
Dear Sir:—We
our national history, showing clearly at a glance
supervision does not remove the abuse Vork comes next will 43.35P acres, then ly simple gown was made for a friend of curative powers in thousands of cases, has
returned
bon.,
100 next week.*’
the progress of the nation, from Its infancy to
im,
April t,
“ Took 9 orden from the circular.'*
now existing, we demand the govern Ohio with 28.087 acres; Missouri, 10,000 the bride, of beige cloth, fourreau shape, felt it his duty to make it known to his suf
Catalogue Free. Address:
its present period of maturity.
from
*
tour
fering fellows. Actuated by this' motive
•round
_ t bo
ment
ownership
of
such
means
of
com
with
deep
box
plaits
in
the
back,
instead
acres
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
visiting
world,
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.
Europe,
Asia,
AStn,
munication and transportation.”
of the flat plaits so often seen now. will send free of charge, to all who desire it,
(Holy l«nd\ In
Rand, McNally & Co.’s latest U. S. Map, printed in colors, covers the entire
The president of the state Alliance
An Interesting Kern.
dia, Ceylon, Af-
A
Around the bottom were four rows of this recipe, in German, French or English,
back and is universally conceded to be the best published. It alone sells for 95.00.
riea (Egypt», Or?-
with
full
directions
for
preparing
ana
us
who holds tenaciously to every plank in
The fine evergreen plant here illus close feather trimming in graduated !ng. Sent by mail by addressing with
• ulea, (<»Ucdot
The complete Reversible Map (printed on both sides) is 3 ft 10 in. by 6 ft 6 in.
th* Hee«,) And
the Ocala platform, is makiug somt trated is a native of New South Wales widths. The coat basque was bordered «tamp, naming this paper. W. A. NOYES,
YtMtcrn Amer!
mounted on rollers top and bottom, with tape on sides. These two maps sell sep
c*.
Yat lu *1
ringing sjteec hes to his Alliance brethn . and known as the Australian bird's nest with the narrowest width. A tiny bon 820 Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. Y.
arately for 810.00. Publisher’s price, 85.00. By Express, $5.75.
our greet J ournr,-.
of >5.974 Bfllie*.
throughout the 6tate, demanding a str
fern, from the remarkably peculiar man net of emerald green velvet, Persian
This Map should be in every library, office and school, and Is well worth the
w»d<> not raniein
b*r of hearing a
adherence to the very letter of this m
ner of its growth. The fronds take an , braid and beige plumes was worn with it.
price,85.00, as you will see by the above statements of agents and recommendations.
piano or an o g tn
road plank, as well as the remain
sweeter tn tone
upright direction at the start, so as to
These two costumes can be copied
We will send this
Great Double Map by Express Prepaid and guaran-
J
than Beatty'*
*1
leave the crown elevated and exposed, j with the certainty that they are the
For we t> llrre I planks in the platform.
TO AND FROM THE
tees safe delivery to any address in the U. 8. It can tie mailed but is much safer
w* hire th*
■X-MAYOB DAS.XL V. BBATTV.
It is supposed that Jay Gould and
thus forming a large funnel shaped hol I latest styles, and they can be made of
by express. Name your nearest express office.
»
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.....
.».
— 'I.
tonro
*weeb*«t
toned
rrom A rbotnyraph taken In Lonioo, | u , , r u m e n la
any material that is suitable for the
millionaire frieiftls and coudja'.ora are low center.
Knglaud, la*».
made at a n >
THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED to any one not perfectly satisfied after
price.
Now to prove to yon thnt thio »tatonient 1»
season.
receiving the map. UNDERSTAND FULLY that no matter which offer you ac
behind one of the bills before the legis
(«rjBifnring lay 1st. 1893. Ending October
absolutely true, we would Ilk* for any reader of thia
paper to order one of our matcb.ee* organs or plan«*«,
cept the publishers PREPAY ALL CHARGES by express or mail and guarantee
Another
exceedingly
pretty
dress
that
lature
—
the
one
looking
to
litigations
in
31st,
1393.
and wo will offer yon a great bargain. Particular* Free.
safe delivery_and perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
-at'a'a. Jon GUARAN i EED or money promptly ro-
oan be easily reproduced Is in the orig
the courts amt a forfeiture of contracts
Our proposition is to give,absolutely free,
?mdwd at any time within throe(91 year*, with Internet
at «percent, on either Plano or Orgnn, fully warranted
—knowing full well that if the Living
a first class railway ticket to and from Chi
inal,
made
of
the
new
pink
crepon.
A
cut
THE RECORD’S 'OFFER TO SUBSCRIBERS:
ten voara. 1870 we left home a p- nUo«* plowboy:
to include all meals en route both
ston bill becomes a law there will be no
to-lay wo have nearly one hundred thousand of
showing how it is made in the back is cago.
ways, free bus ami baggage to and from de
Feattv’g organa and piano« in use all over th »
chance
to
buy
up
depreciated
stocks
for
w<>rl<£ If they were not <ood, wo could not have
appended to the illustration. At the pot to hotel in Chicago, six days first-class
We will send a map FREE to any one sending us Three New Suliecribers to the
The Best Stock in Southern «old
»navy.
Could we!
No. certainly not.
a song, and thus gobble up the entire
right side there is a panel with loops of board and lodging while there, six admis VALLEY RECORD for one year at $2.5U each.
Each and every instrument ta fully warranted for
year*, to ba hivnuiactured from the best
railroad system of Georgia.
We will send a map and the VALLEY RECORD for one year upon receipt of
Oregon-Latest Designs and ten
soutache braid, and this extends to the sions to the Fair Grounds, and two tickets
lUAterial market afford*, or ready money can buy.
to any first-class theatre. We want reli onlv $3.50, so that you get this valuable map for the email Bum of $1.00.
If the Alliance people, with Livingston
armpits
on
each
side,
leaving
a
very
able agents to represent us throughout the
Most Perfect Movements.
Remember that all postage cr expressage is prepaid by the VALLEY RECORD,
at their hen■’»settle the railroad question
graceful drapery to the short basque. Pacific Coast. Pleasant and profitable em
on the basis of the (.X ala platform gam I
The skirt is prettily draped, part of the ployment will be given, if desired, until the and that if this map is not genuinely as represented and not entirely satisfactory,
refund you your money.
bling in railroad stock and bonds will
folds coming under the panel and the opening of the World’s Fair, May 1st, 1893. we will
This offer is open to old subscribers, as well as new ones, by paying a year in
An agenev will pav an average of from
come to an end in Georgia. The line
rest reaching around to the middle of
advance on your subscription.
THREE TO TÉJ DOLLARS A MT,
and cry of the Jay Gouldites to the Al
the back, where the fold falls in with
We will only furnish this map for a Limited Time. You should therefore order
besides,
each
agent
will
be
given
a
free
rail
liance farmer in the legislature is that I
AUSTRALIAN BIRD’S NEST FERN.
those laid back of the plait. The bottom road ticket to and from the World's Fair. at once. Address
Livingston is in favor of the railroads,
This plant is wonderfully well adapted has a border of black velvet, headed
VALLEY RECORD FTJB. CO.,
hoping to defeat them by the settlement for vases, for which it makes a splendid with an overlay of narrow braid. The
E. J. KAISER, Manafier.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
of the question on the basis of the Ocala object. Although requiring stove heat manner in which the skirt is made forms
A new and flue stock just arrived. An
EYE TESTER to discover exactly the
platform..
d.vy or Holiday F> esent*.
bright
young
men
and
women,
parties
who
to grow and develop in during the most a pleasing change from the severe Out
Catalogue Free iddren
kind of glass you need.
bave had experieuce as canvassers for books
The “hayseeders" have their eyes and of the year, it will stand very well out lines so often seen now.
Hon. Dar.ieFF. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
or other articles—in fact, our proposition is
ears wide open. They are sawing wood doors in the summer time if not exposed
Not here just for the season— But here to
. X. >» \ \ X
\
XXX
X
X
X
Many,.and
in
fact
most,
dressmakers
to everybody who is in a position to
stay.
aud saying but little, and will not be de to the full sun. Great care should be now put large hooks on the belts of the open
devote all or a portion of his or her time to
All Goods Warranted a* Represented or
ceived by Jay Gould and his henchui. u taken to keep away slugs and wood lice, waists and basques, which hook into our business. Parties who are not in a po
<.ox«<lAÌn.lrvv.NY . t v.
t< 1 c.
Money Refunded.
* jvUbisy tv-t make as r. u< h. l ut *w •
and made to pass a bill that will give which are exceedingly fond of the young eyes on the belts of the skirts, and this I sition to devote full time to our business
**t.ncii y.iuq. ; k!y L- n tn -.
?Yvlu
l.
riOa dar al thè »lari, avd n«i • .<•
g.
him $7,000,000 of railroad stock in Geor fronds; the best way to prevent these sustains the weight and also keeps the can. by devoting a few hours each day and
L>u. B. tJ* M-Mea, a.i area, in >*y pari O»
evening to the work, secure one of the free
Abierka, yóuaraB o«rni*.« i».-* *t honte, <iv
gia for $1,000,000. Much of that stock pests getting at the plants is by placing skirt from sagging.
tickets only. Each ticket will be first-class
ln< all yo«r ùuie..< n tre-
ut» oaly te
thè werk. All i» i.eu t»iv«t | ey ■ I Kk*fce
when this railroad legislation began was the latter over a pan of water on three
I think that furs of every description and guaranteed by the World’s Fair Co..
'-rwnorker.
'»e »¡art yet*. *■ tniahing
THE POSITIVE CURE.
CbtfM'CMxf Br<M. Plaza Cor.
>-7hinr. EAflil Y. s»TU I I! Y tenrnetì
worth two for one. It will, indeed, be inverted pots so as to prevent the bottom will be more largely used as trimming I incorporated, capital stock 3100.000.00. We
ELY BROTHERS, M Warren SL, New York. Price Wets.
: k l LA1& H.i .'
.*
t once.
I
require
no
capital
to
be
invested
by
our
i A <«».
a wonderful feat if Jay Gould and Li of the pot touching the water, but at the tlian ever before, if such a thing is pos
ASHLAND.
OR WON.
Write for terms and send two-cent
confreres could have induced the Geor same time leaving a liquid barrier of two sible. Every kind is fashionable. Trim I agents.
stamp for reply and postage for printed
gia legislature to turn into his coffers >. inches all round to keep off all intruders. ming made on flat bands of ostrich and i pamphlet giving full particulars. Address
You «bould mm<*diately have y 'ornarne
few millions of dollars for a little man The soil must be made sandy, and should peacock plumes blended, will be very
PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO.,
place«! on the R bcobd ’ k mailing list. It is
Suitable for wrapping purposes, to
agement and a little boodle to sou> consist of light, turfy loam and peat, much used on evening dresses. Bands of
the psople’s paper.
, Ainsworth Block. Third and Oak Sts.,
underlay carpets, etc.,
newspapers.
D. J. K elley .
with some leaf mold and good, sharp white ostrich with the bronzed and iri
PORTLAND, OREGON.
A aboie Un. of summer dress goods at
F»»g *<»//• «/ fhr RECORtt Office
sand. The roots require good aad care descent flues of peacock feathen make
(Copyri*htsd 1891.)
C O. D (Emporium
Free
at Winter's.
ful drainage,________
aa eeosklH yW1*”**^
BATHING ¿sssr
What is
i: iECTORY.
GRANT
HELMAN
B
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VALLEY RECORD’S Premium Offer.
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W ashington
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to
H arrison .
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I
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«
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