■
VALLEY RECORD.
PitEtMKD BHICK8.
VALLEY RECORD
Rev. G. W. Black viaited Granta
taat week.
Ed. Hanley arrived last week from
Hamer valley.
Geo. l>i<liDga waa down aa far aa Red­
VOL. V.
ding thia week.
W. I. Vawtar4he Medford banker, 8un-
dayed in Aatilaml,
Tbe Mown concert company passed
Bsydei-ville and Vicinity.
•oath laat Monday.
Mud! mud!!
Rain nearly e\erv day.
Charlie Blake waa in from Dead Indian
Tbe Baptiste are working on their
tbe firtt of tba week.
Col. Bob. Miller to president of Ore­ church every day when dry enough.
John Potter ia out with his gristmill
gon's democratic clubs.
papers seeing what the farmer» will do.
Tbe governor has reappointed Welborn
Jake Bowman is on the sick list, but is
Beeson of Talent, notary public.
complaining of feelisg better at this writ­
Phillip Mullen, sssarer for tbe Patton ing
mine paid Tolo a visit last Friday.
James Donigan will attend the repub­
L. 8. Marsh, contractor and builder, lican county convention at Jacksonville
I to-morrow.
pessed north the first of the week.
Mira Ella Hydenstricker has taken
Joe Frimll of Grants Paas spent last
worse again and there is but little hope of
Friday io Ibis city visiting triends.
her recovery.
W. I*. Benn and lamily returned from
George Smith is a horse tamer, so save
their California visit the first of tbs week. Ed. Ramey; down at Martin's a taming
Prof. A. W. Hofmann, tbedistinguabed a few for him.
German chemist, died at Berlin, May 6.
Israel Harris says sales of town lota are
G. W. Dean of Granta Paas, was up rather dull for the last week. Too much
tbe first of the week on a tmsineee trip. rain is tbe cause.
Ar no u Bailey is thinking of going into
Out of 800 boiler-makers and iron­ tbe law business with Ed. Smith. They
workers in Boston and vicinity, 600 have will make a full team .
Strack.
Tom Pankey thinks he was badly beat
Mrs. G. O. Eddings is visiting T. E, for the man-catcher.
Mart will make a
Godfrey’s family at Merlin, Josephine good constable all tbe same
county.
Tbe Meadows alliance will meet on
Rev. Kam M. Driver of Union, Or., Sunday next for the express purpose of
baa recently gone to Idaho for a breath­ taking in some new members.
ing spell.
Ed. Oleson is one of tbe lucky men
John Commons has returned from who had to go over to Jacksonville as a
'Friaco, where be has been working for delegate to the democratic convention.
Robert Ashworth and I. Harris went
tbe laat six months.
a-fishing yesterday. Nary one did they
Tbe bloods of Etna and Ft. Jonee have catch,although Snyder creek ia chuck full
been having a tug of war tournament. of ’em.
Etna carried off the laurels.
Miss Sarah Ragsdale and Mrs. Isabel
Tbe Cheyenne siwaahee are seriously Nichols of Snyderville are experts at
contemplating going a gunning for the horseback riding. Bring the pony they
pale-faces during the summer.
can’t ride, will you.
Jo. Martin rides in a brand-new hack
Eben Carver the Phoenix musician waa
on Friday’s train going to Ager, to scrape and also has a new ret ef harness,
the catgut for a social dance at that place. Things are in a flourishing way over
herein Snyderville.
Hylveater Hmith of Wolf creek, baa
Ben Ragsdale will ride the goat next
been appointed postmaster at that place.
There is a young tody that
His brother Edward, acting as deputy. Saturday.
hns promised to hold the goat still while
War has been waged aga<nat the Ben rides.
Lou, don’t go back on Ben.
Chinese of Tangent, Benton Co. A mob
Charley Carter of The Meadows has
having driven them off tbe R. R. sections
invented a new kind of a bellows.
He
at that place,
can take old guin boot legs and make a
Chinese OuMUi Bee returned to Ken lie!lows that answers all purposes. Call
Francisco Monday. He had lieen to on him and he can show you one. They
Portland on business connected with the work beautiful.
Chinese trial.
Riley Myers says he didn’t have a fair
Couge Carrick of Yreka, accompanied »bow at the primary last Saturday, his
by his two children passed through town weight being too light for a J. P. Weigh
the first of the week on a visit to bis me, and C. v. Gail, and if I don’t down
him then I’ll give in.
N orth S tar .
mother at Tacoma.
Snyderville, Or., May 5,1892.
Mail Agent John Butterworth, wife and
daughter were on Saturday's train to
Beautiful Women.
.San Francisco. John has a run between
The magical effects of Wisdom’s Robert-
8. F. and Las Augslm.
ine as a beautifier and preserver of the com-
{flexion have been attested by thousands of
The 8. P. R. R. Co. offer a reward of eading ladies of society and tbe stage. It
$3000 for tbe apprehesion of the person, is the only article ever discovered which
or persons, who wracked the train at gives a natural and beautiful tint to the
Myrtle creek laat week.
complexion, removing tan, sunburn, freck­
les, and all roughness of the face and arms,
Tbe Gram Valley Telegram aays that leaving the skin soft, smooth and velvety.
the time of tbe late earthquake in that AU remarks on its delightfully cooling and
city is not positively known for no two refreshing qualities, a distinction not found
in xny other similar article known.
time pieces in the town agree.
Tbe Drayton-Borrowe scandal hai
Oregon Weather and Crops.
finally ended in a genuine tragedy, and
For
week
ending Saturday, May 7.]
tbe innocent fatherof
father of the sinning
tinning woman
the
WESTERN OREGON—WEATHER.
has paid tbe forfeit with his life.
The week opened WRrm and bright___
and
Dr. J. 8. Parson has made two ar three closed with cloudy weather and showers.
Bps to Hornbrook in his capacity aa More rain fell in the southern than in the
lilroad doctor. A brakey by the name northern counties during the week. There
of Call to undergoing a apeft of fever. has been a marked increase in the temper­
ature, but yet it is below the normal,caused
Butler Walker started tost Saturday by the cool nigbte. -Free*« occurred in sec­
for Hprague river, where be goes in the tions on the mornings of the 2d and 3d.
interact of hie stock busineee of that About normal sunshine prevailed. A thun
der storm prevailed in parts of the Willam­
place.
ette valley on the 2d.
The Rev. Mr. Lund, Episcopal minis­
Crops: There has been a marked growth
ter formerly of this place, preaches regu­ in all vegetation, though it is yet several
larly to the 360 inmatea of the Salem pen­ weeks later than usual. The weather con­
ditions improved spring and fall grain, and
itentiary,
allowed of spring seeding. Oats are being
Mr». W. F. Baaasr and daughter re­ put in, in most counties. Tbe color of fall
turned last Friday from their sojourn in | grain has improved. Hops are not coining
southern California.
Mtas Mollie ia up as rapidly and healthy as they should.
Timothy has.slow growth. Apple trees are
greatly improved in health.
in blossom. Cherries are as large as peas,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. MtMley have been but they do not indicate a large crop. Veg­
In Roevborg during the put week. Mrs. etables are coming up and they are very
Nutley is an artiat of much ability, and strong and healthy. The farmers are busy
hu several of her works of art on exhi­ plowing and seeding. The frosts of the
past week did no damage, but the April
bition.
frosts did considerably more damage than
The latest dispatches my that Mr. is usually acknowleged thoughlit does not at
Blaine '
i
accept the nom­ present appear as if there would be a de­
ficiency in the fruit crop. Wild strawber­
ries are ripe in the warmer and southern
ination to the presidency.—Portland counties,
while cultivated ones are begin­
Chronicle.
ning to turn color in Douglas, Josephine
A gold brick wu recently shipped to and Jackson counties. Warmer weather,
more sunshine and fewer showers are need­
Sen Francisco from Yuma, Cal., the ed
to facilitate the growth and development
value of which wu estimated at between of all vegetation.
$80,000 and $90,000. It weighed a little
EASTERN OREGON— WEATHER.
over 349 pounds.
Warmer days have prevailed, though
The Patton ledge »hipped lut Friday * nights are cool, causing the thermal condi­
carload of ore to Portland, in order that tions tc continue to be below the normal.
the atockholdera might see for themaelvea Geneial rains and snow occurred on April
tbe amount of the "filthy” tbe rock will 30th and May 2d, the snow being especially
heavy in Lake and other interior counties;
yield by a practical working teat.
along the Columbia river valley no snow
A Shaata county miner, by the name fell. Frosts have been frequent, doing no
of Blinne, while mining near Whiaky- damage except to retard growth. Ice form­
town, picked up an yeast powder can ed at Nansene, Wasco county, on the 2d.
Crops: Fall and early sown spring wheat
containing $000 of gold dust. It had is doing unusually well, there is good color
Evidently been "banked” by some *49er. and good growth; late spring seeding con­
Chu. H. Pierce came over from Yreka tinues, There has lieen a larger acreage
than usual of grain sown in every oounty
laat week where he purchased a section and
at present the prospects are better than
of timber land in the Jenny creek bolt for years. The soil is unusually moist; tor
from G. A. Nordheim and E. H. Scha- example, at Heppner, where the annual
field for $4500, and a half section from rainfall is about as small as any in the
Dr. Collar and John Puhburg for $1150. state, the total precipitation for March and
April, 1892, is 4.76 inches, as competed with
The republican state convention of 2.47 and 3.14 inches in 1891 and 1890 respect­
Virginia met at Roanoke bat Friday. ively, showing considerably increased
The question of instructing the delegatee moisture and especially so w*»—-
"
—an inch of
to vote for Harrison met with violent rainfall means • •«- -
_6reatdeal; a correspond-
opposition. The vote stood 892 to 193 I««.»- increase exists
in other sections.
The farmers are working summer fallow.
The secretary of
* tfae
Strawberries are ripening; currants are
Vmioua thirty-one county clerks in this turning color and gooseberries are in the
state all the poll-books, tally-sheets, etc., market around The Dalles and Hood river.
Small lots of wool have been shipped, but
required by election officers in the com­
it will be several weeks yet before this years
ing state electfoq,
wool clip comes in. in large quantities.
T. J. Clopton haa gone to Mexico to Young lambs are doing very well.
look after hit «10 head of cattle for which
B. 8. P ague .
Observer U. 8. Weather Bureau.
he taaded hia ailver mine. He will
probably diapoee of the stock and buy
Satisfaction
merchandise for hie »tore —Klamath
Is guaranteed to every one who takes
Falb Exprem.
Hood s Sarsaparilla fairly and according to
A "tnunp jail,” a ten foot fence with directions. This is the only preparation of
an elevated roof so constructed a» which “100 Doses One Dollar' <-au be truly
to admit of the eecapa of ■ tn'A/vi
sober invìi
men essisi
and i said.
—. -
seen Hood’s Rainy Day
thus
th-
Have you see
to hold drunken men, .n^b^
(
__ «avino
’7.
«nd
Balloon .hmlat
__T? For particulars send
expense of prosecution and board, ia the , to C. I, Hood, _ Lowell.
Mass.
latest acquisition of Sultan city, Wash­
ington.
! HuodS Pills cure liver ills, jaundice, bil-
,
I iousness, sick headache, constipation.
The startling newt h wafted from .
TexgS
lhe prohibitionists have met |
Constructing a Race Track.
»nd nominated a ticket. Thus, one by
Roseburg, Or., Mav 5.—The directors
one, are popular illusions rudely dis- of the fair association yesterday rejected
pelled. There are some things in Texas all bids for the construction of a race track
besides democrats, whisky and rattle­ on the fair ground. The lowest bid was
snakes.—Ex.
S1875 for a half-mile track. They have
An attempt waa made last Friday to ecided to employ the superintendent
burn tbe Gold Hi]l railroad bridge. The and workmen and have direct charge of
ties were covered with keroceneand then the work. An oval half-mile track will
fired; the prompt action of the section bo built at present on such a plan that,
men saved the bridge. The incendiary whenever a mile track is desired, most
to still at large, although being persued , of the work done now can be utilized.
by tbe authorities.
4
i
.iSHCAND, OREGON.
Chief of the County Papers.
Published everv Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1892.
NO. 1.
8UBSCP.1PTION RATES:
One year......................................................... 50
Six months............................................... 1 50
Three months.........................................
7#
Advertising rates given on application.
Personal and Political.
C. CALDWELL,
Illinois Democrats have indorsed John j
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
M. Palmer for the presidency.
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
Henry M. Stanley is to stand for the |
DENTIST.
Chase Combination Dental Plates made
British parliament at the next election. I
with Gold and Aluminum Roofs.
Tie Alabama Republicans will send |
Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth
an anti-Harrwon delegation to Minneap-
to perfect ap;>earancc.
olos.
j
Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty.
Office over the Bank.
Colorado will send a solid delegation ’
Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8
to M inneapolis to oppose Harrison’s re- 1
TREbH SAUSAGE in 5 and 10 lb. Pails, seaed
to 9 a. ni. anil 4 to 5 p. in.
nomination and work for some one in
with Lard on top.
favor of free silver.
D. BRIGGS,
State conventions to elect delegates to
LAWYER,
the Republican national convention were
A shland ,
-
-
-
O regon .
held laat week in New Hampshire, Mis­
For Sale by
souri, Ohio, Maine. New York and New
Will practice in State and United States
Jersey, all of which indorsed President
courts, and U. S. Land Office.
febll
TALENT, Jackson Count;/, Oregon.
fiarrison.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
The Number of Patients
Miss Ruth Burnett of Boston has de- |
J^OBERT A. MILLER.
Dr. L. L. Rowland, superintendent of
1 The peach crop of Indiana has been
termined to go into a Catholic convent.
the state asylum for the insane, made
Miss Burnett is a beantiful girl and is a mined by frost.
the following monthly report yesterday
ATTORNEY-AND-COUNSELOR-AT-
California cherries were sold in Chi­ to the state board: Number of patients
member of a very prominent family,
cago
last
week
for
$1
a
pound.
March
31st,
males
523,
femaids
238,
total
LÆW,
but she is known to the general public
Tlie Thomas-Houston and Edison
Elec- 761; number received during April—
on account of her warm friendship with
,
J
acksonville
-
-
-
- O iiugon .
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and Mary An-». tPt companies have combined. The males 6, females 8, total 14; number
under
care
and
treatment
—
males
.529
“
derson.
Will practice in all the court« of the
capital stock is $50,000,000.
females 246, total 775; number discharged,
State. Office opposite the court house.
President Harrison has sent to the
Christian Guinn, a miser, aged 80, recovered—males 3, females 4, total 7;
senate the nomination of Jefferson died at Parkeratown, N. J. He left a numbor discharged, much improved—
J T. BOWDITCH.
Coolidge to be minister to France to fortune of $60,009 which escheats to the females 1, total 1; number discharged,
improved—males 1, females 1, total 2;
succeed Whitelaw Reid, who recently state as no heirs can lie fonnd.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
resigned. Jefferson Coolidge is a great-
Delegates from 253 labor organizations number discharged, unimproved—fe-
A shland , ..... O regon .
mates
1,
total
1;
number
died
—
males
3,
gran.lson of Thomas Jefferson. He was in New York met for the purpose of set­
Will practice in all courts of the state.
born in Boston in 1831.
His grand­ tling all past differences and uniting in females 2, total 5; number eloped—
-ASEH j A-H n TID, OZR/EG-OZN".
males , 1,
1, „ tutal
total
1; , UUIUUCI
number U1V(1
died <lilvl
and ClUDtH
eloped
-4
V. J
1.
___
T
•
v
luaicn
J
Collections
promptly made.
.
.
j
father, Joseph Coolidge, owned the great nna
one bo id body to work m harmony in -males 8, females 9, total 17; number of
THE BEST BlILT,
THE BEST FUBNISHED,
estate on which the Coolidge House in the future.
patients remaining, April 30th—males
Boston stands.
Joseph Coolidge, the
Success is attending the efforts of John 521, females 237. total 758; average
A.VJ) THE BEST CONDUCTED HOUSE
father of the newly appointed minister, Armstrong Chanter, husband of Amelie number daily, 758 22 30. The number
married Miss Randolph, the grand­ Rives, in establishing funds for art of officers and employes is 94. The
daughter of Thomas Jefferson. Jeffer­ prizes in the large cities, the object be­ average monthly expenses of the asylum
JOHN K. PELTON.
R. p. NEIL.
son Coolidge was graduated from Har­ ing to send to Europe deserving students during the month of April per capita was
vard in 1850, and soon after was en­ for the purpose of completing their edu­ $11.55 9-10 and the expense per capita
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS.
daily was $0.38 5 -10.
gaged in the China trade, but in late cation.
Invalids and others seeking pure air, mountain water
years has devoted his energies to manu­
Bertie Ellison, aged 13, and Jackson
K. II. G. MADE HIM FAT.
—Retail and Wholesale dealers in—
facturing.
McFarland, aged 15, were married at
and desiring to benefit by the use of the various hot or cold
Parkersburg. W. Va. They eloped first
M emphis (Tenn.), October 7, 1889.
mineral, chemical and sulphur springs in and near Ash­
bnt were captured. Their parents tried R oyal G f . bmetuer C o .:
G entlemen :—You will be pleased to learn land, will find sympathetic accommodations at the
to coerce the youngsters but they became
unmanageable and their marriage was that I am thoroughly restored to health­
thanks to the efficacy of K. R. G. I am bet­
consented to.
HOT j EX s
ter than I have been for ten years. After a
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
Charles W. Austin, the young journal­ thorough trial of Gerinetner I do not hesi­
ist who tried to force the paying teller tate to say’ that it is the best medicine ex­
Kept constantly on hand. Fair living
Mrs. Pracht is in charge as Housekeeper.
tant—[Henry W. Grady said: “I believe it
of the Utah National bank at Salt Lake to be the ultima thule of medicines.”—R.
prices is all that we ask.
City to pay him $68 at the point of a pis­ G. Co.]—an able substitute for the family
Commercial travelers will bear in mind that the pro- We will make it to your interest to
tol, has been adjudged iusane. He tes­ doctor with his nauseating doses [Geruie
‘
febl’92
tuer
is
pleasant
to
take]
and
always
exor
­
prietor
was “ one of ’em” for 15 years and knows how to deal with us.
tified that he has been a slave of the
bitant bills. My daughter has been greatly
cigarette and whisky habit for twelve troubled with indigestion. She began us­ take care of “the boys.
John Briner, a full-fledged railroad years.
Stock Farm For Sale.
ing Gerinetuer September 27th, and I never
carpenter whs in the city last Monday.
saw such rapid improvement before. She
The
stockmen
imprisoned
at
Fort
Rus
­
He returned on the evening’s train to
Address for terms, <fcc.,
insists that it has entirely cured her of in­
HE BELL ESTATE, containing ‘160
Cow creek canyon, where he will be em­ sell, Wyo., are moving heaven and earth digestion and her general health is much
acres of land in the lieart of a good
ployed repairing bridges and trestles.
to defeat the effort to return them to improved.”
cattle range. About 6 miles from Henley,
November
17th
—
“
I
have
entirely
recov
­
Cal.,
on the Klamath river.
Johnson
county,
where
the
fight
with
Tbe people are unable to agree as to
Also about 56 head of cattle.
spell the name of one of their principle the rast ers took place. Four of the ered my health. When I left Hot Springs,
Ark., I weighed 160 pounds; I now weigh
For further particulars inquire of
novl9
streets, also the name of their largest ablest attorneys in the state are working 219."
-A_S JHT j JX. JSTZD. OZELZECGOTST.
6
THOS. JONES. Henley, Cui,,
hotel—Chemeketa.
Why not change on the case. It is now thought it wn a
December 1st—“I weigh 236 pounds—a
or W. T. LAIRD, Ager, Cai.,
the name to something we can all spell, mistake to move the prisoners from Fort gain of 76 pounds in 64 days, and am in
niay28
Administrators.
perfect health—all owing to King’s Royal
call it boodle grade.—Exchange.
MoKinncy.
E. J. FARLOW, Agent, Ashland, Or.
Germetuer.
”
A sarcastic New York paper, referring
The Colorado Bar association has re­
“I had been a great sufferer for ten years
to the story that the object of France’s
from rheumatism, liver, kidney and lowel
war upon Dahomey is really to capture solved to take steps for the disbarment troubles, and have been suffering recently
the $100,000,009 surplus which tbe dusky of many lawyers of Denver who make a with general debility and nervous prostra­
monarch of that country has accumula­ specialty of obtaining divorces without tion. During this ten years 1 have been
A-ZRZE DAILY JLZ0JE^I'VI2STQ-
ted, says that the republicans have re­ publicity. These attorneys do an exten­ treated by the most eminent physicians in
moved any such temptation to a foreign sive business, about 90 per cent of which Memphis and New York. I have spent
several
seasons
at
Hot
Springs
without
nation to invade thia country.
comes from other states. One thousand benefit. Among the physicians consulted
The people of Salem will be greatly en­ divorcee were obtained by these lawyers is one of President Garfield’s attendants.
[Name given at our office.—R. G. Co.j
tertained during the week by the great within a year.
Yours truly,
Q. P. M. T urner .”
female Heoeier evangelist, Mrs. M. B.
The Indian agent at San Carlos, A. T.,
Shasta Line.
General Turner was for several years At-
Woodworth. She will bold her meetings has notified the oattlemen who have cat­
torney-General for Tennessee. Although
in a genuine circus tent, which she totes
along with her.
You do not want to tle on the San Carlos reservation to re­ he testifies to a very remarkable increase in • •••
••
•21
»ip
Germetuer is not a flesh producer. •••
'.!? '-P
Express Trains Leave Fortland Daily.
confound this woman with the one who move the same at once under penalty of weight,
It simply places the system in its normal
having
them
rounded
up
by
soldiers
and
created such an excitement in California
South I
condition and nature adds the flesh. We
t
North
held for penalty of |1 per head. This have statements that show a decrease in
last year.
7:00 pm Lv ' _______
Portland Art 7:33 a m
action
shows
a
determination
to
have
all
flesh
where
the
weight
is
due
to
disease.
It
At the request of Representative Her­
10:20 a m 1 Ar Ashland Lv | 4:40 p m
mann, the postoffice department has or­ cattle taken troiu the reservation. A has no equal as a stomachic and reliable
10:50 a ni Lv Ashland Ar I 4 :M p ni
tonic.
It
is
just
tbe
thing
to
use
to
over
­
8:15 a m Ar SanFranciscoLv I 7:00p m
dered new mail service from Looking general round up has been arranged to come the evils left by la grippe. Cures dis­
Glass to Ten mile, in Dauglas county, begin May 5.
Above trains stop only at following sta­
eases of the blood and nerves. Sold by
three times a week, to commence July 1.
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
The twenty-fourth quadrennial eon. druggists. $1 per bottle; six bottles for $5.
Oregon City, Woodbum, Salem, Albany,
Also from Brownton to Altbouse, in ference of th»* Methodist church met in Be sure to get Germetuer, with red, white
Tangent, Sliedds, Halsey .Harrisburg, Junc­
and blue label. Write for information to
Josephine county, three times a week.
tion City, Irving, Eugene.
Also from Wellen to Eagle Point, three Omaha Monday. Bishop Bowman pre­ Royal Germetuer Co,, manufacturers, 13
sided, The first day was consumed in “B," Polk street, San Francisco.
times a week.—Washington dispatch.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
For sale by E. E. W inchester & Co.
The farmers picnic party of the wild­ discussing a resolution to seat the lay Pharmacy, Ashland, Or.
LEAVE
abbi ve :
hog district recently held a meet­ delegates apart from the ministers. Af­
Portland.
..
,8:00a
m
I
Roseburg
5:40 p in
ter
a
long
wrangle
the
conference
de
­
ing for the purpore of putting out a
Roseburg .6:20 a m | Portland.. 4:00 pm
county ticket, and it was not until after cided to allow lay delegates who so de­
long and heated discussions that they sired to select seats separate from the
Albany Local, Daily,(Except Sunday.)
caine to the conclusion that it could be clergymen.
leave :
ARRIVE
possible that other members of tbe al­
About 200 delegates representing Col­
Portland... .5:00pm I Albany., 9:00p in
liance might not want to support tbe
Albany........5:00 a ni | Portland
8:55 a m
ticket. The ticket WGuld have been a orado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Nevada,
good one aud might have stood as good the Dakotas, Nebraska, Montana, Kan­
Early or Late varieties of the
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
a show for election as tbe one put out at sas, Arizona and New Mexico are at Og­
their regular howler convention at den attending the cattlemen’s congress.
best quality
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
at Prices that Defy Competition.
Central Point.
A permanent organization was effected
and Governor Thomas delivered an elo­
10 UB1ST SLEEPING CABS
No« So Bad After All.
We call »pedal attention to C. M. HENDERSON & CO.’e (Chicago) Red
For accommodation of Second Class Pas­
E. V. Wood, of McKee’s Rocks, Alle­ quent address of welcome on behalf of
School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
sengers, attached to Express Trains.
gheny county, I’a.. in speaking to a travel­ of the territory. Judge McMillan wel­
Can supply any order up to Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed,
ing man of Chamberlain’s medicines said: comed the visitors to Ogden.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
“I recommend them above all others. I
The seventieth anniversary of thq
20,000 lba.
Satisfaction
have used them myself and know them to
Between Portland and Corvallis.
birth
of
Ulysses
S.
Grant
was
celebrated
be reliable. I always guarantee them to my
Guaranteed. Call on or
MAIL TRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
customers and have never had a bottle re­ at New York recently by laying the im­
turned." Mr. Wood had hardly finished posing monument which is to guard the
address
ARRIVES
________ LEAVES___________________________________
speaking, when a little girl came in the last jesting place of the soldier patriot
Portland... .7:30 am I Corvallis. 12:10 p m
slore with an empty buttle.
It was
thomas M c A ndrews ,
Corvallis.. .12:55 p m | Portland... .5:30 p m
labeled “Chamberlain's Pain Balm.” The on the lianks of the Hudson in Riverside
traveler was interested, as there was cer­ park. Federal and municipal buildings
Medfo^, Or.
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
tainly a bottle coming back, but waited to were decorated and private houses were
trams of Oregon Pacific Railroad
bear what the little girl said. It was as
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.)
follows; “Mamma wants another bottle of bedeoked with bunting. The day was
that medicine- she says it is the best olwervud as a holiday. President H ew *
TO STOCK MEN.
leave :
ABRIVK :
medicine for rheumatism she ever used.” son laid the corner stone »»••*
Portland
4:40
pm
.
M'Minnville
7:25 pm
50c ent bottles for sale by J. C, Barrett A principal speech
made the
M’Minnville.5:45am | Portland .8:S4ani
Co.
cey M
-- *,ue occasion. Chaun-
. ^»epew and others also spoke.
The railroad company commenced
TlRfiUVH TICKETS to all peints
ing down the big slide •'
—u»c-
The fact of the acquittal of Lieutenant
EAST A K1» SOUTH.
Wednesd»’-
... ».estFork last Hetherington for the shooting of Gower
The Standard-Bred
the country is so loosely
For tickets and full information regarding
constructed that they were compelled to Robinson at Yokohama was published
rates, maps, etc., call on company’s agent
build a V flume for over one and a half some time ago. The details of the trial
at Ashland.
miles, they expect to have enough water have just been received by steamer. The
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS,
to fill a ten-inch pipe, but only have a full story, including Hetherington’s tes­
Manager.
Asst. O. F. & Pass. Agt
To
Make
the
Season
of
1892.
fall of about 100 feet. A number of Port­ timony, is a remarkable tale the pathos
land people will be in attendance to see of which lies in the struggle of an hon­
llegretto is a bright bay stallion,
the mountain melt and run down into orable man lietween his deep love for his
black points, solid color, foaled in 1885
• ‘ »Ladies, Pay Attention
the canon below. If it takes the pipe and little child, his strong affection for his
by J. B. Haggin’s Rancho Del Paso. Sacra­
monitor with it, some one will be sur­ wayward wife and his passionate desire
mento county. Cal., weighs 1240 lbs. in
prised, and the company will amuse its-
to be revenged on the man who had trotting condition and can be made to
HY WILL YOU SUFFER, when
self by building a piece of new road.
ruined his home. His story was corrob­ weigh nearly 1400 lbs.
you could eet relief bv using the fa­
He is very stylish, exceedingly well built
mous, well known remedy Orange Blos­
Allow me to add mv tribute to the effica­ orated by letters that passed between his and a natural trotter,—has had but one
som, a sure specific for all the troubles and
cy of Ely's Cream Balm. I was suffering wife and Robinson—letters that proved season’s work, proving to be very fast, and
sufterings peculiar to the sex, when it has
from a severe attack of influenza and ca­
of great bottom. Trotted the fourth heat
her
guilt
and
her
lover's
dishonor.
cured thousands who stand ready to give
tarrh and was induced to try vonr remedy.
of his maiden race in 2:36 1-5 and on next
testimony of its great virtues and curative
The result was marvelous. ’ I could hardly
dav
in
last
heat
of
a
six
heat
race,
made
qualities.' Ladies, remember its the old.
articulate, and in less than twentv-four DRUNKENNESS. OR THE LIQUOR the last half mile in 1:15; also tiotted the
tried and true, your friend in trouble and
hours the catarrhal symptoms and my
Habit, Cared at Home in Ten
19th beat inside of eight days in 2:35 and
time of need. Give no credence to these
hoarseness disappeared and 1 was able to
Days by Administering Dr.
last quarter in 37 s., a 2:28 gait.
new and worthless compounds that are
sing a heavy role in Grand Opera with voice
This fine animal breeds strongly after
Haines
’
Golden
Specific.
flooding
the markets For sale bv
unimpaired. I strongly recommend it to
himself,
making
him
a
model
horse
to
It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of breed to either for trotting or all-round
MRS. M. ROBERTS,
all singers.—Wm. H. Hamilton, leading
coffee or tea. or in food, without the knowl­ horses.
Helman street, near the Youle & Gilroy
Basso of tbe C. D. Hess Grand Opera Co.
edge of the patient. It is absolutely harm­
planing mill.
For pedigree and further particulars
less,and will effect a permanent and speedy
At Hamston, Miss., a negro was hung cure,
write
to
GEO.
W.
MCDONALD,
T>
t
SURVEYOR
whether the patient is a moderate
febll
Yreka, Cal.
according to law. He swung thirty-eight drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It has been
. u. avuj iv an(j Government Land Locator,
The Pittsburgh Lr. -p
minutes, was pronounced dead by the given in thousands of cases, and in everv
is one of those .ini ra­
regular physicians, cut down and the instance a perfect cure has followed. It
JACKSONVILLE, OZELZEG-OZNL
body turned over to his relatives. On never fails. The system once impregnated
tions that seems to be
AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac­
going to the grave, signs of life appeared. with the specific, it becomes an utter im­
finished. It seem.; to
tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
It turned out his neck was not broken possibility for the liquor appetite to exist.
est of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
3-7
and he recovered. Such a negro ought Cures guaranteed. 4S page book of partic­
reach the end as to
ulars free. Address the G olden S pecific
at least to be allowed to spend the rest Co., 185 Race Street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
goodness, of light
of his life in the penitentiary.
The residence of A. W. Bottoms in
Quartz valley, near Mugginsville, was
burned down last Friday night, and an
old lady named Mrs. Worster, perished
“l Ani So Tired"
Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Butler, Mr. and ! Is a common exclamation at this season. in the flames. Mrs. W. was the mother
Mrs. Caldwell, Meedames Crocker, Kane, There is a certain bracing effect in cold air of the late Mrs. W. B. Walker of Yreka,
McCall, Chrisholm. Vining and Bar­ which is lost t hen the weather grows warm­ and resided in this city during the’50 and
num, Miaaee Bella Wagner, Lydia Mc­ er; and when Nature is renewing her youth ’00 periods. The house and its contents
Call, members of Alpha Chapter No. I, fear admirers fee) dull, sluggish and tired. of furniture and clothing was a total loss.
This condition w owing mainly to the un- Them w»« nn chance to save anything
O. E. S„ attended the reception given by pure
condition of the blood, and its failure '
"°
“ Jl hl Mr
Adarel Chapter,
JackaaosiUe,
knit to supply
healthy tissue to the various or- * hen the fire wsb discovered by Mr.
I' gans of the body. It is remarkable how Bottoms, who exerted every effort to
Friday.
' gans-------
.
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; great cMy of Burns, Harney * susceptible the system is to the help to lie rescue the unfortunate woman, receiving
oounly,
r, a town of less than 400 in- ! derived from a goodImedktae at this seas- severe injury about tbe head, hands and
body. It is supposed the fire originated
^°.r
ln^ pigeon-hole and billiards. Hood's Suusapanlla soon overcomes that from a lamp on the table in Mrs. Worts-
will soon have another paper which will tUea feeling, restores the appetite, purifies er’s room, and that during a »inking
u>c interests of the ppopte** the blood, -..v.
lu short,
..Uv.. uu
» vigorous
> ivua 8F*Nshe knocked the lamp over ac-
be ______________
devoted to the
and. in
imparts
party. The plant has already been health, its thousands of friends as with
■ Mr. Bottoms was sleeping
ordered from Borttamk and will make °ne voice declare “It Makes the Weak *n * room on the opposite »ide of tbe
xt-» iourth
—
— that thriving city iRtnnn»»
building and waked up by hearing the
paper x for
; Strong." __________________
bleating of a lamb. Mrs. Wortrer was
We have a soap that will please you. 11 very feeble and almost helpless by old
Chase A Sanborn’s Boston coffees and siuells sweet, don't chap the hands, a o | age, being nearly 76 years old.—Yreka
Beech's Pureas Childhood tea are making wssher, and will save you money.
' Journal.
Winter.
many Mawtofor D. L. Mtahfor to &».
a
VALLEY RECORD
15,000 Lbs. Kettle Rendered Lard.
Smoked Sausage in Sacks.
Quality Guaranteed.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
C. K. KLUM,
F xclusively X fïrst X clâss T^
HOTEL OREGON.
Between San Francisco and Portland.
ASHLAND
MARKET.
PELTON & NEIL, Prop's
»,
\
Beef, Pork and Mutton.
OFlEGrOIV.
MAX PRACHT, Prop.
T
NEW GOODS! BAST AND
SOUTH
And will be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES«
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Hats, Caps, etc.
POTATOES !
POTATOES !
Either to Eat or for Seed.
J. M. McCALL.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
J
Trotting Stallion,
1
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
H. C. MYER.
A
Ashland, Oregon
W
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS,
AMMUNITION, CUTLERY,
N
Rogue River
Valley
Railway Company.
A. H. Moore, proprietor of the Clover­
dale stock farm, has purchased from
Monroe Salisbury of California the
stallion Director for $75,000.
Tbe First Step.
Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can’t sleep, can t think, can’t do anything
to your satisfaction, and you wonder what
ails you. You should heed the warning,
vou are taking the first step into Nervous
Prostration. You need a Nerve Tonic and
in Electric Bitters you will find the exact
remedy for restoring your nervous system
to its normal, healthy condition. Surpris­
ing results follow the use of this great
Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your ap­
petite returns, good digestion is restored,
and the Liver and Kidnevs resume
healthy action. Try a bottle. Price 50c. at
E. E. Winchester & Co’s drugstore.
TIME SCHEDULE
Between Medford and Jack­
sonville.
From Jacksonville
to Medford.
From Medford
to Jacksonville.
Leave Medford
Leave Jacksonville
8:30 a. m
10:00 a. m.
1:00 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
5:40 p m.
7:30 p. m.
eave Whetrock
Leave Davisville
8:40 a. m.
10:10 a m.
1:12 p. ni.
2:12 p. m.
5:48 p. m.
7:30 p m-
Leave Harbaugh's
Leave Harbaugh’s
8:43 a. m.
10:17 a m.J
1:17 p. m.
2:30 p. m.T.
5:51 p. ni.
I
7:41 p. m.l ’
Leave Davisville
Leave W betrock
8:50 a. ni.
10:20 a in.
1:27 p. m,
2:25 p. m.
5:55p.
7:45 p. m.
If you haven’t seen the new $25.00 grand
Arrive Jacksonville
8rize, baking powder, hurry around to the Arrive at Medford
9:00 a. m.
10:30 a, m.
pera House Grocery.
1:40 p m.
2:40 p. m.
Ikm’t get soaped by cheap brands of soap,
6:00 p. m.
7:55 p. m.
but try some of Winter’s best.
W. H0JŒYMAX, Prcrteat.
VOTTNÌ
.
,
H
I
MAYER H icks & M c R ride ,
—CITY—
TAILOR
• !
PASSENGER & FREIGHT
M ain S treet , O pp . B owditch ’ s O ffice .
TZEÒJLJSTSZFZETÒ.
A Liberal Share of Pat
ronage solicited.
Passenger Coach to Every Train.
Freight moved about town at rates
LO . ER THAN ANY ONE EL8E.
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any­
where n town at lowest prices.
Valley Record and Mammoth Oy
clopodia in 4 vols., $3.00.
in every way,
and ease of
management.
The only care
it requires is
^filling and wip­
ing.
Dirt falls out when the chimney
is taken off, not into a pocket as
in other central-draught lamps.
Putting in a new wick is a very
easy matter indeed.
Ail this seems strange to one
who knows how troublesome other
good lamps are.
It is in all the good lamp-stores.
Send for a primer.
fMatwcb. P*.
P ittsburgh B rass C o .
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