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VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
VALLEY
PRRM£» BRICK*.
K. V. Mills kit Tnroday for Chieatfo.
m W Minnie Weaver ie visiting Eu- 1
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Chief of the County Papers.
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
l^rf M F. ae «« roterned SetnrrUy from 1
fete trip to Woodbarn.
Col. Fred Cwker ha* given $50 to the!
Dnnsmnir M. E. dnnete.
One year...................
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1802
VOL. V
$2 50
Six months ..........................
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Three months.........................................
Advertising rates given on application.
ba°o“‘‘
Hani melon arid Klamath'« R. It.
C. CALDWELL,
□„mt, p,« Conner.]
Tbe Klamath Falls Express print« the
i Dite. Attorney ««*>"
’* M>«nmone.) i following letter from C. P. Huntington:
Highest of all in Leavening Power —Latest U. S, Gov’t Report.
1
MECHANICAL AND .
Bowborg BatanAny.
■ u
to Medfanll
Medford Frida to represent the «tote
23 Broad Street, N. Y., Jalv 9th.
dentist :
Hugh Giltatte hao ratnrned from s
a tour' in
acaiaat one Hwnrr Robinaon
Iu a case against
G. J. Farnsworth, Klamdh Falls. ;
I
Chase Combination Dental Plates made
i for polygamy or bisamy. The evidence Or.—Dear Sir: Youmof tbe 1st. inat.
all throoieh eaatorn OnqpMi
with Gold and Aluminum Roofs.
was considered sufficient to bind the de | re eived and contents carefully noted
Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth
Rnfaa Cox’a big steam threshing outfit' fendant over to tbe grand jury, but be
to perfect appearance.
I will send your letter to California with
¡0 busily encased thia aeaeoo.
Gold Crown andiontour work a specialty.
kicked a hole through tbe jail that night tbe request to my people there to ex
Office over the Bank.
The people’a party I umi elected 8 sena and escaped. Toe eonstebte up there amine tbe matter.
Extracting and «avoidable calls from 8
tors and 39 representatives in Alabama. telegraped Mr. Benson, “Prisoner es
I hardly think we could be induced to
to 9 a. tn. and 4 to 5 p. m.
caped;
what
will
I
do?
”
The
answer
build
a
road
up
tbe
Klamath
on
account
A summer flirt in a lawn gown is a
of the cote of buildina, as I am told it
mower of suaceptible masculine bearta was sent back “Catch bun. ”
». . BRIGGS,
would be very expensive and a longer
Tbe Huickinen’s Koewiy.
Mia Mamie isaaca of Medford hsa
road than to build from some other point
LAWYER
been parinc Grants Pass frienda a viait. Grants Paas Courier.]
on oer road further aonth. I am mvself
Asinas®,
-
-
-
O regon .
Panthers are numerous and ravenous in favor of building a road to connect
ASHL-A-ISTD, OURZEG-OJST.
A daachter was born to the wife of
oar
improvements
with
the
Klamath
lake
ip
tbe
Althouse
mountains
above
Browo-
G. F. Mehmidtline, Woodville, July
Will practice in State and United S’ate-
THE BEST BlILT,
THE BEST FURN^SHED,
town. They have kilted several calves coantv. My associates are rather slow
Mtb.
courts, and U. S. Land Office.
febll
for Jacob Hensenth and colts have dis- about doing anything at thia time. In
AX1) THE BEST ¿OMDUCTED HOUSE
Mra. Annie Grabam and Cbaa. Miller aupearsd in tbs same manner. It ia fact they do not see business enough to
A True and Strange Story.
JJOBERT A. MILLER.
ling. Just at thia point in my cogitations
ofBedBInff arrived Matnrday to visit aaT<I the panthers are able to kill a good- pay a fair interest on the investment
though not being fully satisfied that my
Mrs. Cote.
aized deer and puck it aome diatance For my own part I woald be willing to E ditor V allby R ecord :—
The following narrative is strictly time mental analysis of the problem was in
Frank Morine and Ernaat Carter and Without letting tbs rorcaas touch the build with the expectation of receiving
ATTORNEY-AND-COUNSEI.OR-AT-
Eiriy particular
painvut.ii faultless,
aaaumroc, A I waa
n no auvui
IU
every
about to
ArHearehotne from their tow east of the ground. Mr. Chapman's aheap are in only very small returns on my monev for and can be verified by at least six per
ELECTRIC
LIGHTS.
"ismiss tbe
the subject as a carious
curious and un-
XuA-W,
that neighborhood, in charge <4 J. L aome years to come. I will be glad to sons other than myself, whose names ! dismiss
Knighton, and the utmost care has to be hear from you at any time in reference to take the liberty to here insert without ust um I one when aa casting my eyea again
J
acksonville
-
-
-
- O regon .
Invalids
and
others
seeking
pure
air,
mountain
water
Henry Booth and Ernest Philpot have ' taken to prevent
consulting them. All are people of ma-1 tot ■inLrd the floweaa I saw that a beautiful
■vent the
the.flock
flock from t being these matters.
tanacbed a new «ail baab^MMIM riser * dacfitaatod
rose
that
fori
_
pai
t
of
the
bunch
or
ture
age,
discretion
and
probity,
are
i
You
speak
of
a
road
through
to
Ya-
by
Uba
praying
vartninte.
L-\-7.
' -v.L4
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Will practice iu all the courts oi the
w:
at Grants A mb .
n a tremor had taken and desiring to benefit by the use of the various hot or cold State. Office opposite the conrCBtrnse' "
qsl a e ®ay over tha Oregon Psctffc. I matter of fact discriminating persons1 1 bouquet th<t twaW
!
featui
the
form,
features
and
dress
of
a
female
Aok
Your
Friends
do not know just what voa people would such as courts and juries are wont to heed
mineral, chemical and sulphur springs in and near Ash
Frank Appieitate, wife and son and |
Mra. E. L. Applegate returned Friday to Who iiaveAaken Hood.'» Sarsaparilla what Want to do with a road there. If thev when on the W’tneas stand. If this nar- j tinman being. It appeared to be en
J
T. BOWDITC1I.
sconced
among
the
other
flowers
and
land, will find sympathetic accommodations at the
they think of it, and the replies will be pos- had any use for it I should think it rative should fall under their notice each
Josephine county.
near
the
edge
or
side
of
the
bouquet
near
ftiv’e in ita favor. One has been cured of would, perhaps, be cheaper to get ont will bear me testimony that I have neith
ATTORNEY AT J.A1V.
The Oregon people’s party will have iadigedion
___ L. 1 «nd dyspepsia, another finds it that way than anv other. Yaquina Lay er exaggerated the facts set forth nor est the coffin and presented the attitude
HO'FieL
OREGrOlV.
A
shland
,
..... O bkuon .
indispensable
two senators and three representatives in '*
J*-------- 1 for siek headache, others re
have I in any way deviated from a sin of looking down and at the coffin. Up
port remarkable cures of scrofula, salt is a bay that is very difficult to get into
the next legislature.
to this moment I had made no mention
Will
practice
in all courts of the state.
and
no
vessel
drawing
over
sixteen
feet
cere
and
frank
statement
of
what
oc
rheum and other blood diseases, still otliers
Mrs. Pracht is in charge as Housekeeper.
Collections prompt!}' made.
Mrs. W. W. Willets, of Prospect, has will tell yon that it overcomes “that tired of water can enter; and I understand curred at the time and place indicated.. ior in any wav apprised any one of the
returned from a vidt with Ashland feeling,” and so on. Truly, ths best adver there is a ledge running across the mouth The names of the persons are John Clint, I occurrences that were passing before m v
Commercial travelers will bear in mind that the |
tising which Hood's Sarsaparilla receives is of the harbor which would make it very Mrs. John Clint, Timothy Noonan. Pat . eyes. I now became more interested
friends ami relatives.
the hearty endorsement of the army of expensive to improve so as to allow ships rick Fitzpatrick, Mrs. E. Carter and Win. | than before and thought licet to call the
Tbe "infant industries” of this country friends ft nas won by its positive medicinal of a larger draft to enter. In fact I see Lyttleton. All are now, as then, resid-j attention of others to these strange ap prietor was “one of’em” for 15 years and knows how
must be protected if it coats the life of merit._______________
pearances. Without moving from my take care of “the boys.”
no particular use of their entering there ing in or near Ashland.
every Pinkerton in America.
It is what Hood's Sarsaparilla actually as Portland is pretty sure to do the busi
I have no gift of power with pen by seat I leaned toward the person nearest
JOHN E. PEI.TON,
Miss Alice Carson of the Granta Paas does that tells the story of its merit and has ness of the Willamette valley for a long which to catch the reader’s attention and me, perhaps not more than six feet away,
Address for terms, &c.,
time to come. I take it that what you hold it whilst beguiling his imagination and beckoned him to me. When he had
public school, is taking a trip through given it the largest sale of any niedieine.
want is a road out to our line which will with highly wrought and improbable advanced to my side he stooped his head
Alaska to improve her health.
Home First Things In Oregon.
then connect fairly well with Portland tales that must depend for belief on the : to near my face. I spoke to him in a i
John McBride, of Sisson, has been
: whisper and asked him to stand just at
The first marriage in the Willamette and be the best possible line to San Fran
—Retail and Wholesale dealers in—
nominated for assemblyman by the re valley was that of Rev. Jason Lee and cisco, which is the l»est city on the coast arts I shall use to mystify and mislead my back and to look over my shoulder at
his senses. To me belongs only the
novi!)
publican party of that district.
-ASKEL
t
YJSTTD
OREGON'.
I
Ann Maria Pitman, on June 16, 1837. and will no doubt remain so, and be the simple power to put down in simpler 1 the bouquet nearest us. He did so.
J. C. Hannon of Grants Pass, is culti David Lee performed the ceremony and great commercial centre of the west coast phrase the facts as they occurred, leaving i then whispered, do von see anything
I
vating the Japanese wine berry and has immediately after it Cyrus Shepherd and tor all time to come.
Yours Truly,
to time and evolution to demonstrate the singular or strange in that bouquet. He
replied, “Yes, ’tis in a flutter and I see
Susan Downing and Cbas. J. Roe and
C. P. H vntington .
quits a crop of tlie dark, rich fruit.
cause thereof.
i the image of a person there.” I eaid,
Nancy McCay were also united, making
'All Kinds of Fresh Meats
’Tis not yet a twelvemonth since death ! now don’t speak a word for a moment
Tbe Rev. G. W. Hoxie’s saw-mill of it a triple wedding. Mrs Jason Lee
i
called from among our community a lady, and I will ask these other people if they
property and $1000 worth of lumber was died about a year afterwards and with
l Kept constantly on hand. Fair livin r
whose
identity
I
have
no
wish
now
aiid
destroyed by fire at William’s creek.
can see anything. I then asked one or
j prices is all that we ask.
her babe was interred in the Lee Mission
here
to
disclose.
It
was
my
fortune
and
two others to come to where we were.
Will L. Miller returned Sunday from cemetery, being the first grave ever pre
pleasure to have known her intimately They did so and in low tones I asked
We will make it to your intere.-i
A-IELIE DAILY -A-LLLLIVI^STG-
liis visit in California, the guest of his pared in Oregon for the receptiou of a
in life, and all in this city who shared a them the same questions I had asked of
deal with us.
'
febl’92
white mother and child. Rev. David
sister, Mrs Joe Beach, of Monterey.
similar privilege tbe dozen years of her the other person. Their replies were es
Leslie was made a justice of the peace in
residence here would admit that by her sentially like the reply given by the per-
J. W. Howard and wile and Chas. 1839. He was the first officer to bear
Stock Farm For Sale.
gentle and uniformly kind disposition, ■ son first interrogated. By this time the
Chanalor of Grants Pass attended tbe this title in Orejjon ami there was more
her ready sympathy with all who were curiosity of all the company had become I
Knights Templar conclave at Denver.
title than anything else to it, since his
HE BELL ESTATE, containing
in trouble or distress, her uncomplaining ■ aroused and all came forward and stood I
Col. Burton, Lieut. McClure and two appointment was simply acquiesced in
acres of land in the heart of a good
demeanor
in
regard
co
her
own
grievanc
i
in
a
group
and
saw
and
wondered
at
the
cattle range. About 6 miles from Henlev
soldiers of Ft. Bidwell have been hunt by the settlers. Dr. J. L. Babcock was
!
es,
she
exhibited
a
fortitude
remarkable
Cal.,
on the Klamath river.
strange
actions
and
appearance.
I
then
GENBRAL NEWS.
ing and fishing in the Ft. Klamath sec Oregon’s th st supreme judge. He waa
in these days when captious outcry is as ' asked them to stand as they wore till I •••
Also about 56 head of cattle.
••• :it
elected when it was decided to do awav
tion.
often heard as quiet endurance is notice
For further particulars inquire of
Nearly all the buildings in Vacaville able. Her earlier history was known to should go up to the flowers and see if on
THUS JONES, lienley, < al,,
Mra. James Porter and daughter, Mias with the office of governor in 1841. He
•
nearer
approach
the
appearance
was
the
was
instructed
to
render
his
decisions
injnred by the earthquake last April are me. She like many another had under
or W. T. LAIRD, Ager. Cal..
Ida, and Mrs. C. H. Sampson, of Granta
same. They stood as requested. I
according
to
the
code
of
New
York.
niay28
Administrator-.
repaired. The public school building estimated the width and depth of the walked along past the flowers but could
Paas, have been visiting I’ortland
E. ,1. FARLOW, Agent. Ashland, Or.
will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1.
friends.
influence of early teaching and having in see nothing other than I had seen when
A True Friend
A special train carrying a party of the first years of her womanhood met at my chair. After this there was com
If Grover should by any chance be re to the sick and suffering is Dr. Kaufmann's
turned lo the white house he will doubt great Medical work finely illustrated. Send Pennsylvanian Knights Templars jiassed and married a man whose natural bias plete silence in the room for some min
less be flrm and grim as of yore, but not three 2-cent stamps, to pay postage, to A. through Oregon and California en route and early training was as dissimlar to utes I know not what others thought.
P. Ordway A Co., Boston, Mass., and re
her own as it is possible to be, a decade
Ruthless.
so Denver. All the points of interest of years was spent in fruitless effort to : I did not care to ask. I felt a conscious-
ceive a copy free.
1 ness of utter inability to explain these
were visited.
G. W. Riddle, J. B. Riddle and WiUQ.
compromise their ineradicable differences things satisfactorily, occurring as they
July Weath-ar Report.
Brown have aold mining pronerty near
The charge of corruption against of opinion on questions of propriety that were ata time, place and occasion so sug
Following is the record of weather obser Auditor Miller of San Diego county has relate to domestic and marital discipline.
Riddle to W. H. Taylor, of Chicago, con
gestive of a possible demonstration of
vations for Ashland, made by F. H. Carter,
sideration $7500.
Separation followed, and as always is the
observer for the Oregon State Weather been dismissed on the ground that there case, hers being the sincere natuie suf that much discussed problem “can the
waa no evidence of misconduct on the
loved dead make a sign.” Any random
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Crosby, of Walla Bureau, for the month of July, 1892:
fered most as well after the separation as or merely conjectural talk could onlj’ add
Walla, Wash., will soon remove to Rid
part of the officer.
Shasta Line.
before.
mystification to mystery. I took the
dle, where Mr. Crosby will take a posi
K
County Clerk Gassaway of San Diego
K
1»
But this is a digression.
’Tis not of same Beat again and watched to see if
tion in the Riddle house.
who has been on trial for alleged mis things
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pertinent to her life that 1 would
more unusual appearnces should pre
Express Trains Leave Fort land Daily.
A woman carries her purse in her hand
conduct in office, being charged by the write but of something singularly re any
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sent themselves. I saw nothing more
Full Assortment always on hand, direct from the East, and
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ao that other women will see. A man
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late grand jury with navmg misapplied markable that followed.
South
I
and
after
the
lapse
of
an
hour
the
image
I North
Cw
98
M
funds belonging to the county has been
at Prices that Defy Competition.
7:0Cp ru Lv Portland Ar 7:35 a m
When the tidings of her ifeatW had had lo t its outline, tbs rose that formed
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wife won’t “get onto
acquitted.
lO.Äla m Ar Ashland Lv 4:40 p m
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spread abroad many kind and trne neighr : it waajmp and withered and the tremb
75
A AHord is running a new threshing
10:50 a m Lv Ashland Ar 4:10 p tn
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75
It is reported that Owens lake, Inyo txirs came to the house of mourning to ling in ivelhent had ceased.
We
call
special
attention
to
C.
M.
HENDERSON
A
CO.
’
s
(Chicago)
Red
8:16 a m | Ar San Francisco Lv 7:00p ni
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machine thia year and when through
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P. L yttleton . |
county, Cal., has been sold to an Eng inquire if their services could be made
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School House Shoes, and CHURCH, BROWN & CO.’S (Boston) $3 00 calf B J
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in thia valley goes to Klamath county
Ashland,
Oregon,
Aug.
7th,
1892.
Above trains stop only al following sta
useful
in
any
way.
During
the
day
lady
lish syndicate for $3,000,000. The lake
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86
where the season is later.
Shoes, the best made. Every pair guaranteed.
tions north of Roseburg: East Portland,
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is estimated to contain soda worth $200,- friends of deceased vied with each other
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83
I bare no hesitancy in recommending
Oregon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany,
Snow, who aet the Yreka tail on fire
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73
000,000, and the object of the purchase in rendering those little attentions to the i ChamLerlaiW’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Tangent, Bhedds, Halsey.Harrisburg, Junc
befitting preparations for interment of : Remedy to the public, as I do to my friends I
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46
about a month ago, killetl Hamburg
tion City, I rving, Eugene
is to establish great soda works.
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the lady on the day next following. No and pairons. I used it myself after other
John, an ol«i Indian chief, at Hamburg
Governor Markbain has been pre place within my knowledge can or does ' well-known remedies had failed, and it ;
Roseburg Mail Daily.
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Rar last Sunday.—Yreka Telegram.
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78
sented by the Miners’ Association with a produces community tbe ladies of which cured ine in a few minutes. I recommend
I.CAVK
ABRIVX
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Engineer W. E. Snapp, for several
handsome gold match box. The match excel those of Ashland in showing a hu . it candidly and cheerfully upon its merits.
40
Portland .,8:30am I Roseburg .5:50put
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| not from a financial stand-point, because I
veers past with the H. P. on the Mt.
mane
tenderness
of
feeling
toward
the
box was made from gold taken from the
Roseburg ,7:<X)a m [ Portland
.4:00pin
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87
haae others in stock on which I make a
Shasta division, has resigned and gone
larger profit,
uul> hut
ouv because
uccituse Chamberlain's
vlmml«rialI1 a „
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Gould & Doolittle mine near Dutch respected dead. Acquaintances intimate : larger
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53
is
east. Real estate investments have made
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i Albany Ixx:al, Daily,(Except. Sunday.)
Flat, during the recent visit of the and casual came, many of them bearing the best remedy I know of for bowel com-
him quite a fortune.
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78
flowers made by deft fingers into forms ■ plaints’ There is no doubt about it, it does
Eastern
editors
there.
LEAVE
ARRIVE:
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78
of crosses, wreaths, chains, bouquets and | the work.—Janies torgy. Druggist. McVey-
I). A. Hoff, the railroad man who wae
Portland. 6:Û0pm I Albany . . 9:00p iu
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Sam Davis, editor of the Carson (Nev.) mottoes. These were arranged on the town, Penn. Eor sale by Druggists,
injured recently near Eugene, has recov
Albany .
6:30 am | Portland 10:30 a m
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Appeal, charged city officials with mal coffin and on stands and tables near by. ,
ered and waa with the crew that brought
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Life Lost in War.
When
all
were
placed
in
order,
then,
in
feasance
in
office.
The
grand
jury
in
the circus over thia division. Hie lady
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frienda are pleased to know that Doll ia at
vestigated the charges, and asked Davis delerence to a custom long in vogue in
Dr. Engel, German statistician, gives
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90
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
hinteelf again.
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the source of his information. He re the ancestral family of deceased, three the following as the approximate cost of
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candles were lighted and put in candle the principal wars of the last thirty
96
fused
to
tell,
and
was
locked
np
for
con
A. Giddings and wife. Perry Johnson,
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96
Sccond-Clas* Sleephiii Curs
tempt.
L. Stevenson, the man who sticks, which were placed near the head years: Crimean war, $2,000,000,000;
Mary E. Johnson, Lixais Dean, Eugene
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65
Cleor
of the coffin on a small table. The light
For accommodation of Passengers holding
Spencer, of Kono, James O’Brien, and H.
gave him the information, came forward from these candles was supposed not to I Italian war of 1859, $300,000.000; Prusso-
Max. 96, Min. 40, Mean 06.02.
second-class tickets, attached to
B. Martin, of Aohland, were here this
and released him from the obligation of be utilized for domestic purposes and Danish
war ... of 1804. $35,000,000;
war
. ,
..
Express Trains.
week nn limber land business —Lake
While at Big Island, Va., last April, I was secrecy, and the editor was released.
therefore was supplemented bv a large i
the rebellion—north, $5.100,000,000;
view Examiner.
taken with a very severe attack of diarrhoea.
oil
lamp
that
was
placed
a
few
feet
dis-
!
south,
$2,300,000,000;
Prusso-Anstrian
WEST
SIDE DIVISION.
All the mines in the Occur d'Alene
1 never had it worse in my life. 1 tried
An elegant new line of Linen Papers and several old-time remedies, such as Black country are in operation. Troops are tant. These four lights made the room I war of 1866, $330,000,000, Russo-Turkish
Between Portland and Corvallis.
Tablets at D. L Minkler A Son’s.
berry Wine, Paregoric and Laudanum, being sent home, and the union men un in which the corpse lay very lightsome j war, $125,000,000; South African wars,
MAILTRAIN DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY.)
The watermelon crop of Josephine without getting any relief My attention der arrest are bing prosecuted vigor and bright in the vicinity of the tables i $8,770,000; African ‘war, $12,250.000:
was
then
called
to
Chamberlain's
Colic.
leaves :
arrives :
whereon
they
were
placed.
The
room
in
Servo-Bulgariaii,
$176,000,000.
All
theso
erninty will be reasonably fair this year Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy bv Mr. ously. It is probable that one or two
Portland. 7:30am I Corvallis. 12:10pm
in quantity and ef good quality. The R. C. Tinsley who had been handling ft companies of troops will remain in the which the corpse lay was separated by a ' wars were murderous in the extreme.
Corvallis.
12:55 p in 11 Portland... .5:90 p in
n
pricesAre good. Over 100 carloads of there, and in less than five minutes after district for some time. It is asserted partition from the main or larger room ’ The Crimean war, in which few bat
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
unelont were shipped out of that county takihg a small doae 1 wn entirely relieved that if all the troops are withdrawn adjoining, and both these rooms com- ' tles were fought, cost 750,000 lives, only
prised the lower story of the house. The ,
trams of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
—O G. Burford! Harris Creek, Amherst
last veer, the < Iboerver reports.
the non-union men will leave the mines, partition has a door in the middle which 50.000 less than were killed or died of
Co., Va. For sale by Druggists.
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday.)
Campers edible outfits; none can better
stood fully ajar. The watchers occupy their wounds, north and south, during
as they fear another outbreak.
«nit you than O. Winter.
LEAVE
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arrivr :______
the war of the rebellion. These figures
ing
the
main
room
were
at
all
times
in
The Norwegian ship Frank Carville,
A Much Dreaded Fly.
Portland 4:40pm M’Minnville 7 :‘J5 pm
_ it must be remembered, are German
easy and close proximity and generally
Will Nickerenn and wife, Mies Grace
.»*«..
---- . ■
The man eating fly of Central Amer 200 days out from Leith, Scotland, has ¡_
M’Minnville 5.45am Portland .8:20ain
Marie
in -=->-*
sight of
the structure
whereon the and might not agree precisely with the
Nickerson, the Misses Oekie end
__
Matthews and Hattie Thornton, and ica inhabits the low lying coast regions, arrived at San Diego. She was so long coffin rested.
American estimates. The Mexican and «
TH ROUGH TICKETS h all point*
C. C. Chitwood, Charles Harris and A. i and is much dreaded by the natives for past due that fears had been entertained
As the evening wore along toward mid ¡Chinese expeditions cost t $200,<HK),000
EAST Alb SOUTH.
A. Cunningham left Monday for a visit ' the fearful results which follow its for her safety. She was beating about night several of the watchers after asking and ««
65,000 lives. There were 250,000
to Crater lake.—Klamath Star.
i sting. Naturalists call it Lucilia homi- Cape Horn for two months liefore she kindlj’ of tbe master of the house if their i killed and mortally wounded during the
surveyor
. u, x w v xw vr, an(J 60vernmenf Lan(j Locator. For tickets and full information regarding
Salt—«tock and Liverpool dairy, a car lot nivora. The average specimen is about could round the cape. In a gale the for services could be of any further immedi Russia-Turkey war, and 45,000 each
rates, maps, etc., call on company’s agent
of the best just received by Crocker Gro- I a third of an inch long, it has a big ward house and cabin were stove in and ate use and being assured that their sym- [ in the Italian war of 1859 and the
at Ashland.
eery Co.
JACKSONVILLE OZELZEG-OZISr.
head, with the eyes on top. Its cheeks other damage sustained. A large part patny and assistance was greatly appreci-1 war between Prussia and Austria.—San
R. KOEHLER,
E P. ROGERS,
ated, withdrew, to seek their homes. |
Manager.
Asst. G. F. & Pass. Agt
The Granta Pnss hand challenges any are a golden yellow, its abdomen dark of the provisions was damaged, and for These
AVING gained a complete knowledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac
Francisco Post.
departures
diminished
the
number
j
band in Oregon <outside of Portland and bine with purple bands, its legs black, three weeks Captain Neilson and his of vatchers to the seven referred to, who '
tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the
est of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty.
3-7
itateMi; of fifteen members or less to a its wings unusually big, and they pro crew of eighteen men have been living
Regarded It ai a Real Body.
soon
began
conversing
in
low
tones
in
■ ontaat for $100 a side, the winner to duce a continuous and loud buzzing on rations of one sea biscuit and a small couples as their desires or tbe choice of
Ladies, Pay Attention
Two old country dames, whom we
take To War cent , second beet 20 per when in motion.
quantity of thin soup a day. When subjects interested them.
came
across
in
the
churchyard
of
an
an
■•ent. and third 10 per cent. Contest to
The person bitten by this fly gets a they arrived in port every trace of food
It chanced t hat I sat alone. The posi- j cient country towm. were curiously re
HY WILL YOU SUFFER. when
take place at the Pam.
disease called myiasis. It generally be had disappeared. All bore the depriva tion of my chair was immediately in line i garding a monumental stone, surmount
you could get relief bv using the fa
Equal to anv 10-c good.« on the market. gins with an itching of the nose, then tion without a murmur.
with the partition door and likewise with ' ed by the recumbent figure of a woman
mous, well known remedy Orange Blos
Detroit Free Press 5-c cigar—D. I.. Minkler that organ swells and bleeds; next it be
som, a sure specific for all the troubles nnd
I
The party that left San Diego for the the stand and table on which the candles, several sizes larger than life.
A Sons.
sufferings peculiar to the sex, when it has
comes ulcerated, and in these ulcers purpose of bringing in the bodies of S. lamp and flowers were placed. These j “And so they brought the poor young
cured thousands who stand ready to give
-CITY-
Prof. Slater, the spiritualist medium may be found the iarve of the fly. The J. Breedlove and Farnam T. Fish, stood partly encircling the bead of the :
testimony of its great virtues and curative
coffin. In the quiet and solemnity of the ; woman here and laid her a-top o’ that
who predicted that Sieeon would experi whole face becomes swollen, erysipelas
qualities. Ladies, remember its the old.
reached Campo the other day on the re occasion and hour I began musing on the i there stone t Well, now, who would
ence a disastrous fire on the 28th ult.,
tried
and true, your friend in trouble and
and which occurred aa predicted, eaid at ■eta in. followed by meningitis and turn trip, ami telephoned that the body sorrows, changes, and reversed situa- j ever ha' thought it ?' said one, laying a
■
time of need. Give no credence to these
death.
One
man
1
knew
shot
himself
of C. W. Breedlove, the sou, had been tions that ever beset and attend humani- | half-shrinking hand on the cold, hard
the same time that another fire would
new and worthless compounds that are
flooding the markets For sale bv
follow shortly ami that it would I* of in after he had been bitten rather than found only a mile and a half from the ty,and what would be the probable result image, which she undoubtedly believed
TZEòJLJSrSIFIEIR,.
MRS. M. ROBERTS,
face the tortures he kuew were certain place where the other Ixxlies lay. He of the breaking up of this household i ; to be the veritable body of the long de
cendiary origin.—Sisson Mascot.
Helman street, near the Youle & Gilroy
Go to Crocaer Grocery Co. for staple gro Cure is difficult. Subcutaneous injec had apparently been dead some length of Continuing to meditate in this mood with j ceased lady, which had been committed M ain S treet . O pp . B owditch ’ s O ffice .
planing
mill.
I
tions of chloroform sometimes do good, time, and was in the same desiccated my face toward the lights and flowers my i to the earth generations ago. By what
ceries in large lot« at lo’w prices.
Passenger Coach to Every Train, I
but as often fail. One inan 1 heard of condition as the others. The body lay attention became interested in a gentle, ( process she imagined it to have been pet- i
The R kcorp inadvertently neglected to
tefc-Freight moved about town at rate,
tremulous motion or stirring of the leaves !
MISS-OUTS
mention the death of O. C. Gunnuson in was cured by lemon juice injected into only a few hundred yards off the trail and petals of the bunch of flowers nearest j rifled and enlarged to 6Uch a shape it
1^—Batik » alwaja
LO ER THAN ANY ONE ELSE,
the last iasiie, which occurred at the home his blood.—Interview in New York followed by the searching party two or me and not more than ten feet distant. would be curious to discover.—London
wia. Only dice for the in bide. 2W
bet m in Kamen,all winning. Perfect
three times. All three bodies will be ' The motions were tremulous and quiver- Tit-Bite.
of hie daughter, Mra. Rice, in Salem Tribune.
work, weight, and cannot lx» de
Fire wood of all kinds delivered any-
tect4’d by outsiders. Confidential
brought in by the party, which will : ing and were universal throughout, and
Ho waa visiting there while en route to
correspondence with games invit
A
Safe
Investment
where n town at lowest prices.
Ashland trom the Portland hospital,
ed. Price ‘ Mis»-OuU ’per set,
reach here tomorrow evening.
bad
no
swinging
or
swaying
movement.
Pair
Birds
Eye.
ivory
(see cut) pair, t2.50; loaded,
Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you
Eariy in ths morning lie arose, <ireseed
A woman “ru% i
My first impression was that a draft of
high or low, S15. Ordinary work, to pass, bone, l z
results, or in case of taihire a
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
dotcii
,
”
overwork
or
•
16
inch,
pair,
SI
;
Ivory, 61.50. Finest marked
himself and started down stairs. While satisfactory
return of purchase price. On this safe plan
cards made, 60c, 61,61.25 a j>a» k. 64-page cat. FRk.&«
The best salve in the world for Cuts, air was coming directly to the flowers
ed, weal: nervoua
deeending the stairs he fell, hie head you can buv from our advertised Drugg is
Dice guaranteed. 1LI BBOb, Box K, CLlcofO, ih.
and
instantly
I
cast
my
eyes
to
the
can
i
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
and debilitated —
striking the wall and breaking hie neck. a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery io Sores,
have 2.1 to LU oenu on every dollar you s;tend
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains dles to see if their light was flickering or
that's a woman
Write for oar mr.ir.motb Catalogue. a 800-pagi
Their
that Dr. Pierce’s
We have a soap that will please you. It Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring Coms, and all Skin Eruptions, and if they needed any attention.
book,
containing il lustra: ion aud giving lowe-l man
Favorite Pre
smells sweet, don't chap the hands, a fine relief in every case, when used for any af- positively cure« Files or no pay required. flame rose steadily and directly upward
ufacturers’ 1 rice», w'.'.b manufacturers’ direouuts
scription is made
wssher, and will save you money. O. fectiou of Throat. Lungs or Chest, such as It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, and evidently were not affected by a
of every kind ot good- and -applies manufactured
Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs. or money refunded Pnce 25 cents per box.
for.
It gives
and imported inuj the United States. Groceries,
Winter.
draft of air from anv direction. I then
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough. For sale by E. E. Winchester A Co.
her health and
Household Good-, Furniture, Clothing, Ladles’ I
noticed that no other flowers save the
General Snowden objects to newspaper Croup, etc,, etc. It is pleasant and agree
and Gent»’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Dress
strength. All
bunch mentioned, were in motion, al
Goods, Wh'le Goods. Dry Goods, llats, Caps,
woman’s weak
discussion of the lams outrage.
He able to taste, perfectly safe, and can always
Tons with Ulatortea.
Boot, and Shoee, Gloves, Noti.m», t.Iaaaware,
though all were seemingly subject to like
nesses and all
would, in all probability, be pleaaed to i be depended upon. Trial bottles free at E.
The
towns
and
villages
of
Yamhill
Stationery, Watches, docks, Jewelry, Stiverware,
E.
Winchester
A
Co.
Drugstore.
1
HARRIS
&
MURPHY
BROS.,
woman
’
s
ailments
are
cured
by
it.
It
’
s
a
le
conditions
of
location,
with
reference
to
order the "punishment” of every dissent- j
Buggies,’ Whips, /.gricnltural Implement«, etc.
TIME SCHEDULE
county, Or., all have a history more or furniture and other objects near by. My gitimate medicine—not a beverage; an in
ONI.Y FIRST CLASS GOODS. Catalogue sent
ing editor, but fortunately the days of
. ________________
_ ___________
>thing
A Question aad an Answer.
restorative tonic
and a soot
1-’— !
less interesting. Lafayette is probably habits of thought through life have been vigorating,
on receipt ot 25 cents for expreaaage
We are the
i
witch burning and thumb screwing are
only concern which »ells at manufacturers’ prices, Between Medford and Jack
A correspondent in an Alabama town the most historic in the county. It was of a somewhat philosophical character and strengthening nervine, free from alcohol
past (except in Pennsylvania) and both
allowing the buyer tbe same discount that ihe
and injurious drugs. It imparts tone and
•ends
a
"poem,
”
on
the
margin
of
which
founded
by
Joel
Perkins
about
1850,
and
OREGON.!
ASHLAND,
nisnuiartnrer gives to the wholesale buyer. We
and availing myself of the opportunity* to vigor to the whole system.
he and Colonel Streator must take their
sonville.
rmaiantec all goods as represented: If not iound
named after his native town, Lafayette, divert my mind and mood from the sad
For all functional irregularities, periodical i
medicine, un;alatable though it be. The he asks the following question:
so, money refunded. Goods sent by express or
........8:30 a. iu.
Jacksonville. Or
“Do you Think i will Evor maik a Ind. Dayton, founded by General Joel ami introspective phase the occasion had pains, organic displacements ana uterine
i freight, with privilege of examination before pay- Leave
lesson mav teach them that cruel and un
«»
45
it’s a positive remedy.
....... 1:00 p. in.
H
A. KAItl’EN & CO.,
usual punishments are prohibited even j Ritur?"
Palmer and named after his native called about 1 sought to find a cause for diseases,
44
44
And
a
guaranteed
ano.
If
it
doesn't
give
....... 4:10 p. in .
122 Quincy street, Chicago, lit
in the disciplining of Pennsylvanian
You may. But you are liable to have town, Dayton, O., was the principal tbe trembling of the leaves and petals of satisfaction, in every case, the money paid Opened at the old Ashland market stand on
the flowers. Notwithstanding the leaves
militiamen. Flogging
been abolished
Leave Medford, Or ............ ......... 9:45 a. m.
it is refunded. No other medicine for
Main street, facing the bridge.
J--
>----- has
aKX^.
a__ . a bad spell of it.—Atlanta Constitution. shipping point for the entire Yamhill of no other flowers were in motion, I was for
44
H
,.. .2:00 p. iu.
in the navy and
prisons
of thia _____
country
women is sold on these terms.
WE
WILL
PAY
H
11
Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood. writing trom valley before the advent of railroads. alout to conclude that the most reason
......... 5:20 p. m.
That's because nothing else is “ just as
A salary of k2t> t<> S-’< per week to GOOD agents
I think Ely's Cream Balm is the best Georgetown, Del., says: “Two teaspoon McMinnville was founded by W. T. able hypothesis was that tbe flames ot good.”
Œ" Shop thoroughly renovated and re X- reprewr.l us in every c*>unty,and sell our general
Trains run in connection with Southern
remedy for catarrh I ever saw. 1 never fnls of Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Newby in 1854, and named after his the candles and lamp were heating and
Perhaps the dealer will offer something fitted.
> :• or ,.trr<-!i:.u<t!-e-i iomofacuren*’ price», ONLY
took anything that relieved ma so quickly, Diarrhoea Remedy saved the ■ life of Mrs. native town, McMinnville. Tenn.—
•I-*-ksT siea OY r.ui'LorMEXT need Pacific trains going north and south.
that's
“
better.
”
rarifying
the
air,
creating
a
comparative
Trains will stop at “Harbaugh's'’ on be
__ Thomas,
_______ , of
_ ___
___.” He also
and I have not felt so well for a long time. Jane
this place.
.111 < a •>-■ ■• .... I iici-Jcula:» seuton receipt
He means that it's better for him.
vacuum and that the draft of cooler air
ing signalled.
.- _*» emu» for exprtfc'riajfe.
I used to be troubled with severe heedaches states
------ that
‘ several ’ other very bad cases 01 Philadelphia Ledger.
A.
K
XKl'EN
*
CO.
in
its
passage
among
tbe
flowers
to
fill
two or three tames a week,—J. A. Alcorn, ,, bowel complaint there havebeen cured by
The choicest of Freth Meat»—Beef. Mut
lixQuiues Mrcet, Chicago, 11*
''Subscribe for the V allxy R ecord .
W. HONEYMAN, President
Ag t V. P. R. S. Co., Eaton. Colo.
thia partial vacuum caused tbe tremb-
this remedy. For sale by Druggists.
The R ecord gets all the news.
ton, Veal, Pork, Saeuaqee, etc.
Keno, to ren uwta
■ nearer.
aD<1 d**h‘*r *
10
muai
ÊXCLUSIVELYÏFiRSTÏCLfôSD
HOTEL OREGON
Between San Francisco and Portland.
MAX PRACHT, Prop.
PELTON & NEIL, Prop's
Beef, Pork and Mutton
And will be sold at our well known
LOW PRICES* •
I
T
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Hats, Caps, etc.
EAST AND SOI TH
J. M. McCALL.
FOR MOST C OMPLETE LINE OF
J
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
li. C. MYER.
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GENS,
AMMUNITION, CUTLERY.
N D YOUNG
H
M.
MAYER H icks &M c R ride , W
PASSENGER & FREIGHT
A Liberal Share of Pat
rouage solicited.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
r •
ft
>
MONEY SAVED IS MOHH MADE,
Rogue River Valley
Railway Company.