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£ag«l Broli VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD ------- THE FINEST------- ZPTj A.JZ2ST AND ZFJLJSrOY : •VO JfOWOlK PRICES. £»^Give us your order for Letter- I heads. Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars. Etc. VALLEY RECORD VOL. VI. A II >u-.:i lip in the fanning di tricl' of t'alifniuia where tbe >iepr«<l itions of s |uirre!s ami g pliers are so universal, and where the mil' vidual and aggrega'e los es thereby cau-e<i foot up such enormous uni unts, it I e comes the duty of every man or woman i n- gagi <1 in agricultural pursuit' to exert every means within their reach to de'troy the r-vii This is a duly that they owe no less to theii neighliojs th m t<> themselve-. When it i- kn*>wn that the means for destroying the pests is at hand and easily »-btatned, the prob'em is at once simplified, and a> the : mating season of tircse rodents i< a: hand ■ prompt and active mea-ures by those wh< Ptílets, the ' have been their vi<-¡ini' in past sea on* will biffiig you h»lp t no doubt tie the < rder of die <1 \v. Indigestion. RP Then for a general massacre the lanm-i Bilious who is wise witli experience or advice wil: meut* of 1 ■ ask his grower for “ vVukelee’s Squirrel a <1 art u* num hu ; I Gopher Exterminator.” .’.nd he will take I no other. In case-the dealer should not ■1 of $.'00 cash ! have the genuineartic-ie in stock and -b- tilu to push an inferior preparation up pr. prietoro of I : attempt on him. the man who is determined to KlLi unirti Remedy, will at once order “Exterminator” from f >f Catarrh, no headquarters ( Wakelee A l*o , San Fr«n- r i -'l or of how ci-co). The cost. 50c per one-pound can. j.JL .. Lieh they can- • or $5..*.O per dozen, is practically about th< nn: j price of the imitations, and wil! cut little or I no figure in the business when the re ult* : accruing are ta^en into consideration. T<> give a better idea of the nature and anpli * ' call-in of the Wakefee Extermina or. a well as to quell the doubts qf those who a>t ■ not at present ac ¡uainted with its merit.-, ihe following testimonials are submitted: BKOWF.lt, M. 1». [From John T. Ward, E-q., Napa.] M essrs W akei . ee & C o . Gentlemen:— SUT AN arid SURGEON. [ We have given your Squirrel Exterminator A shland , : : : O regon . | a lair trial, atid are periectl.v satisfied will. ! its workings. It is a dead shot: 15 kernels | at each squirrel hole will kill almost ever» Office—Ganiards Opera House. I squirrel, and after filling up the holes few Residence, Mechanic and Laurel Streets are found re-opened. We poisoned one field which was badly C. CALDWELL, infested; to secure the scalps, we placed the • poison two fe. t from tbe holes. In alnto t every instance it killed before the squiriel MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE could get back to its hole. in the field we DENTIST. found blackbirds and meadow .larks dead Chase Combination Dental Plates made from its effects, and dogs and cats which ate the dead 'quirrels were al-o killed. So with Gobi and Aluminum Roofs. (¡old Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth completely was the field nd of the vermin, that the grain stood thickest about the to perfect appearance. Gobi Cion n and < kintour work a specialty. stumps amktrees, where always before the squirrel- bad de-troved tt.e -eed Office over the Bank 1 can recom.iieiid vour Exterminator to Extracting anil unavoidable calls* from 8 all who are troubled with *sq iirrels to 9 a. m. and I to 5 p. fl>. li doe- all y. u claim for it, and is the nio.-t ettective poison I ever used. K. <1. VAN VVI.ZAH. i’erhaps the best recommendation I can give it is, that after one season’s trial 1 am PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, so well satished with it that I shall use it m A shland , : : : O regon . larger qualities this season. Verv truly yours, JOHN T. WARD. Office for the present at residence, corner [From the Squirrel Inspector. San Lorenzo of Granite and Baum streets. District, Alameda County.] M essrs . W akelee A Co. Gentlemen L. WOOD. I have used your Squirrel Extermsnator in this district, and find that it fully comes up DENTAL SURGEON. to its recommendation, and the most effic O regon ient poison yet used by “-e. A shland , GEORGE HYDE. Squirrel Inspector San Lurenzo School LL MANNER of metal and rubber plates made in the latest approved District. method-*. During tbe past vear I have sold main’ Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge hundred cans of W akelee ’ s Squirrel Pois work a specialty. All work warranted to on to our farmers and Squirrel Inspectors give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. the vicinity of Antioch. To my knowl Office in Odd Fellows’ building, up stairs. in edge many experiments have been tried systematically with ihepoison by them .and T. BOWDITCH. all pronounce it to be the most economical as well as the most destructive poison now ATTORNEY AT LAW. in use- WM. ODIN. A shland , - - - i O regon [ From well-known farmers in San Luis Will practice in all courts of the state. Obispo County. El Paso de Robles Springs.] Collections promptly made. M essrs . W akelee & Co. Gentlemen: In reply to your note, we would state that, after having given voucbquirrel Extermin ator * ihorough trial.we can unhesitatingly pronounce it the most efficacious and de structive agent we have ever employed against squ rrels. We have used strychnine and phosphor us. and can confidently state as to their merits, compared with your Exterminator, either as regards cheapness or deslructi- bility, the odds are greadv in tavor of the Exterminaior. Many of our neighbors are Impure or vitiated blood Is nine times out of using it. and with the mod satisfactory re ten caused by some form of constipation or In- sults. digestion that clogs tip tha system, when the The squirrels, many of them, die before blood naturally becomes impregnated with the they can get to their holes; and fields,which effete matter The old Sarraparillcs attempt to a tew weeks ago swarmed with the pests, reach this condition by attacking the blood with are now comparatively free W. D.’ ILLINGWORTH, the drastic mineral “potash.” The potash theory C D. MOKEHoUsE, is old and obsolete. Joy » Vegetable Sarsaparilla W. T JOHNSON. is modern. It goes to the scat of the trouble. It Procure only ihe genuine Wakelee’s Ex __ arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels to health and a general round-up of ttie ful action, and invigorates the circulation, and terminator rodents will follow. CAN SEE IT, perhaps,one of Dr. 1 i .re’s Pleasant Pellets — but you a » c :n’t feel it after it’s taken, And t it does you good than y of the huge, <• i d-fash ioned ; dis, with their • •; ing and vio- i< .ii 3. These tiny • d easiest to take, I . Constipation, V-'cks, Sick or ■ ■ ; 4 derange- • '*, and bowels, ASHLAND, JACKSON t’-i ASHLAND, OREGON. Chief of the County Papers. Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. I COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1894 NO. 45. E> ItttlUKs Mrs. D. Wiisoii was v.ai'i :g at Me l- fo-d Sutiirdav. Dr Will Jack'on and Dr. Demorest spent Sunday in Ashland. B >rn, at M»dford, Feb. l Hli, to the Wue of Wil! Crane, a l»<»y. A daughter ftas liorn to the wife rtf Dr. J L. Wood 0:1 the 8th inst. A re w so:i ..rrived at tnp home ot Frank URING hard times consumers M :iaUs al Medford Feb. 10th. No doctor’s bills presented to the families cannot afford to experiment wiio use .'ini’iioii' Liver keguiator. with inferior, cheap brands of bak Mies M. A ella Vertrees went to Grants Pass Saturday to remain some time. ing powder. It is NOW that the '»Vm. M. II dm.-s Was over in Siskiyou c unty this week on Hour mill LusilitSS. great strength and purity of the Miss Nellie Stormer came in fro.ii ROYAL stand out as a friend in need Kl.iuiath county Friday to visit her fat- er. to those who desire to practise Econ- Toad. Powell and F. C. Hunt went to Doublas county this week on cattle, busi omy in the Kitchen; Each spoonful does its per- ness. t'upidene, the great restorer of vitality, feet work. Its increasing sale bears witness that at ihe Ashland Drug Co. Try it. It will cure you» it is a necessity to the prudent it goes further. Um-le Jackson Hoc.keismith waa at •.ledlord and Jacksonville ti>e first of the week on business. Grocers say that every dollar in O. C. Tiffany, who is prospecting the List Chance ledge on Gali's creek, spel t vested in Royal Baking Powder is Sunday in Ashland. Joseph Kinney returned Friday from a worth a dollar the world over, that it limiting t ip in Sisk'Von county with I riend, Win. Hoffman. does not consume their capital in deao l’.itti Rosa and her ti'onpe were stock, because it is the great favorite, Sunday's north train. Slims a line-look ing person off the stage. ¿nd sells through all times and seasons. A son was born to the wife of G. C. (’arr, formerely Miss Austie Roper, in San Francisco on the Sth inst. County Judge J. R. Neil ami Mrs. N returned Saturday from their visit in Cal liori'.ia and th;- mid a inter lair. MVAL BAKUM MWMR CO., IM WALL IT., WtW-YOBK. Judge T. ,J. H-iWt-ll, Of th'lS cit.V, Tiitri ducp i a woman’s .'Ullrage resolution 1 the trans-Mississippi congress. Somebody characterized the trans- BLOOMER BOND DECISION. Mi8si8sppi congressas “composed of men The answer of defendants deny am ules of pleading, and the admissibility of who could get away.” This is an insin breach of trust tietween said 6th day o> vidence, I am compelled—much to my Full Text ol’ Judge Hanna's Opinion July, 1892, and said 5th day of August. regret—to hold that the evidence offered uation. Why The County Ijost Its Case 1893, and deny any balance due plaintiff bv plaintiff relative to the amount which John Stearns, of the pork packing Against The Beraulting County after deducting said credits. it is claimed Mr. Bloomer was chargeable company, was up several days last week Treasurer's Bondsmen. A fair and reasonable construction of with at the close of his term in 1892, nursing a hand that was slit with a butch In tlie case of Jackson count}', plaintiff, the complaint compels one to say that the must be laid aside and cannot be con er knife. vs. Geo. E. Bloomer, treasurer. Jeremiah plaintiff intended to ci.urge the defend sidered in this case. Confining the enquiry to the amounts Mrs. Geo. D. Horner, of Klamath Nunan, Benjamin Haymond,Chas. Nick ants with certain sums of money collected countv, passed through last week to. see ell, and K Kubli, sureties, defendants; and received by Mr Bloomer between —as shown bv the evidence—that Mr. tier lather in Washington county, who is civil action to recover money. certain dates then-in named, to-wit: Bloomer did actually collect and receive, quite ill. between July 6, 1892, and August 5, 1893, and the amounts paid out by him be decision . tween the dates named in the complaint., and with none other. Mrs. Dr. Ozias, who has been visiting it necesarrily follows that plaintiff falls to This action having been tried during That the defendants so understood it is her family in Asliland*, went to Granta the December term of said court for 1893, establish the allegation of the complaint Pass Sunday to meet the Dr. and return without a jury and submitted cn Uie evidenced by their confining their demals and his right to recover. to the precise time between said dates. to Roseburg. An the case is one of interest to the pleadings, evidence and arguments of On the trial the plaintiff introduced The crowd of Oregonian’s—Joe Simon, counsel for both parties and taken under evidence tending to prove that the said Public, I have departed from my usual Jim Eddy. Geo. Steele ann County Judge advisement, and the court now being fully George K. Bloomer had served a term as ride, and have herein briefly set forth Moreland—returned homeward Saturday advised in the premises, makes and files county treasurer of Jackson countv prior my reasons for the findings and decision * its decision as follows: from Sunset City. to the term for which tie was elected in filed in this cause. 11. K H anna , Judge. June, 1892; he succeeded hi.nself as such FINDINGS OF FACT. Pelican bay and Rock creek both have C. W. Kahler and H L. Benson for and that at tiie close of his postofliceg now, so that hereafter the sum First—That at the general election held treasurer, plaintiff; P. P. Prim A Son, Watson, term iu 1892 l»o was chargeable to the mer tourist can have his mail reach him on the 6th day of June, 1892, the defend Beekman & Watson and W. M. Colvig in this favorite resort. ant, George E. Bloomer, was duly elected county in the sum of $10,981.23 as the for defendants. amount remaining in his bands as each L. W. MoorA was in town Saturday county treasurer of Jackson county, state treasurer. of Oregon, for ttie full term of two years, Karl’s Clover Root, the new blood puri from Steinman. He remarks that during The evidence which was objected to by fier, given freshness and clearness to the a tiaiiKers’ panic nobody butChris Evans beginning on the first Monday in July, the defendants, but waB received under complexion and cures constipation. 25 1892. Thereafter on the 6th day of July, could get money intocirculation. 50 cents and $1. Sold by T K. B ol 1892, said Geo. E. Bloomer, as principal, the stipulation heretofore mentioned, and cents, V. G Cozad ami wife, of Canyop City, and the defendants, Jererniaii Nunan, the court is now called upon to say ton . passed through Saturday for the midwin Benjamin Havmond, Chas. Nickell and whether or not it should be considered in Lint of Iaettera ter fair. Mr. C. is a 11-phew of our' fel K. Kubli, as sureties, dulv executed and a determination of this cause. Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland There was no direct evidence showing low townsman, B. F VanBrimmer. delivered the official bond or undertaking that the alleged $10,981.23 was actually P: O. Feb. 19, 1S9<* Bevington, W C Burka. Mr James Hockersmith returned Friday from de set out in ttie amended complaint filed in in the hands of Mr Bloomer at the ex- Carey, A W Currey, G H livering his train-load of stock in the this action, and the Baid bond or under pi ration cl his term in 1892; but the pre Erickson, Mr FL 'Gridlev. Isabel! San Francisco market, and is preparing taking was on said 6U1 day of July, 1892, sumption of the law in such cases would Hall. J L. M I) Hall. Miss May to organize another train-load for ship <lulv filed with the clerk of said countv, come to the aid of the plaintiff if the McGonan. Lydia Marsh, Mr John A and on ttie same day duly approved by ment. allegations of the complaint are broad Fanny, Mr Wm Roberson, Thou ttie county court thereof. Stearnes. Ct D Simkins, George enough to admit it. Governor Pennoyer, although he fires Second—That said defendant, George Mr Welch. There is no reference whatever io the at long range, manages tostrike the John E. Bloomer, immediately upon the filing Persons calling for same, will please say Bullseye at the White House in Washing and approving of said official bund or un complaint to the defendant Bloomer hav W. H. B bcnk , P. M. ton every time he pulls a trigger.—Den dertaking, ou said 6th da.y of July, 1892, ing served a prior term as treasurer, or “advertised.” that tie succeeded himself or that any ver News. assumed the duties of bis trust, and enter Hood’s and Only Hood’s money whatever remained in his hands Gov. Lewelling, of Kansas, has written ed upnn the discharge of his official duties at the close of his first term to be turned Hood’s Sarsaparilla is carefully prepared the impurities are quickly carried off through as such treasurer under Baid election, and to Klamath county for general informa to bis successor, or that be had in from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, the natural channels. Chas. Lee, at Beamish’s Your I’liiei- for Boots anti Shoes. tion of the climate and resources of the thereafter continued in the discharge of oyer his hands as treasurer at the time he as Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper berries and other Third and Market streets, S. F„ writes: "I took Morris Howell, the old reliable boot and country. Wonder if he intends moving such duties under said election until on kyown remedies, by a peculiar c^tubi sumed the duties of his trust on July 6, well it for vitiated blood and while on the first bottle shoe maker one door north of the old stand to Oregon ? or about the 5th day or August,'1893, 1892, any money nation, proportion and process, giving to belonging to plaintiff. Boots and Hood’s Sarsaparilla curative powers not became convinced of its merits, for I could feel opposite Odd Fellows hall when be ceased to perform the duties ol In answer to a request to know when It seems clear that in order to charge shoes made to order at lowest possible rates. possessed by other medicines. It effects re it was working a change. It cleansed, purified such office and absconded from the stale Governor Pennoyer can address the Pop ot the defendants with money in the hands markable cure when other preparations fail. and braced mo lip generally, and everything is Oregon. u.ists of Albany <>n the living issues, ttie Mr. Bloomer at the time tie entered now working full and regular.” Third—That between said 6th day of of governor replies that he will do so in the upon the duties of his office, that there ' Hood's Pills cure biliousness. July, 1892, and said 5tti day of August. latter part of April or early in May.— 1893, the said George E. Bloomer, as should be such allegations in the com- • Nathan P. Blum, who was implicated Albany Populist. treasurer, as aforesaid, collected and re plaint as would apprise the defendants of in the Portland (Or.) opium smuggling Fred Pau®, of the commission firm, ceived various sums of money applicable that fact. Not only is there a want of operations, and who turned state's evi Wishes to .»peak through the Register ot went to San Francisco Sunday on busi to the several funds of which he was the such allegations, but the pleader seems dence against his confederates, in in the beneficial results he has received Many druggists have a cheaper Sarsaparilla ness. They will be prepared to do busi custodian, and of which he was charge» to have intended to limit the liability of Washington trying to be appointed than Joy's. As they make more on It, they’ll try from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. ness here the coming season “if people able to ttie county, amounting in the ag the defendants to money received by Mr. an inspector of the treasury department to sell you it. Insist on Joy’s. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired are not compelled to quit eating fruit en gregate to the sum of $31,049.62. and no Bloomer from other sources. of Alaska. and my stomach seemed all out of order. tirely bv that time.” • FOR SALE BY ALL -___ _ - a The compla.nt expressly charges them more. I tried a number of remedies, but none A High Liver ASHLAND DRUGGISTS. Fourth—That «luring the same period with money received lietween the 6th dav The S. P. has had a gafig of 150 men at seemed to give me relief uutil I was in ol Julv, 1892, an<! the 5th «lav of August, Usually has a bad liver. He is bilious, work on the Siskiyous between Ashland of time, to-wit: Between the 6tlr day of 1893, thereby excluding from considera ; constipated; lias indigestion and dyspepsia. duced to try the old reliable Ayer's and July, 1892, an<l the 6lh day of August, Hornbrook. That’s what outs tion any monev on hand or received by ' If there is no organic trouble a tew doses of Pills. I have taken only one box, but 1 monev in circulation in thiB city. -Wait 1893, the said George E. Bloomer legally Mr. Binome r artreasnrer on «aid 6th dav I.’ark’8, ^ur.e c"re «.id tone him up. . Park's feel like a new man. I think they are till the company bores that big hole paid out as such treasurer, and is entitled r -r » • Stiro f’lnrxi in tna Sure Cure is the only Itnor liver tinti and Irwir kidney cure to a credit on a settlement with said of July or nt any time prior thereto. the most pleasant and easy to take of through the mountain. •rn lì we e .''cu sell vii on u a jiositive i»v3iiivc uua. guarantee. Price $1.0t‘. The law presumes that Mr. F ‘ Bloomer E A Smbwih . county, including ttie credits allowed and anything I ever used, being so finely The Twin Dress Stays at Vaupel, Norris admitted by plaintiff in said complaint, had in hie hands at the dose of his official I Judge Towner at Santa Anft rules that sugar-coated that even a child Will take & Drake’s. various sums of money amounting in the term in July, 1892, all the money that fie the $3 fee charged by just nw i:r crimi them. 1 urge upon all who are was properly chargeable with as such It is rumored that the 8. P. Co. have aggregate to the sum of $94.986 52, a surti THE OLD STAND. OPPOSITE MYER’S purchased the Big Springs property from largely in excess of all moneys received offieial, and that the full amount thereof nal cases never has beer, a legal charge HARDWARE STORE. Mrs. J. H Sisson for $40,000 If there by said treasurer during the time alleged passed into his hands as his own success against the county. The fee must come or immediately upon his qualifying as out of the fine imposed, and when there of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills.” — is anv truth in the above, a $1,000,000 in the complaint. such successor, he wit: On the 6th dav are no fines imposed there are’no fees BOOTS & SIHZOZES Bootlibay (Me.), Register. hotel will he the next thing in order for CONCLUSION OF LAW. of July, 1892 But there is no presump for the justices. The question affects “Between the ages of five and fifteen, Sisson, says the Mascot. ---- --THAT FIT YOU------- That plaintiff is not entitled to recover tion tluit he received it at some subse every- justice of the peace in the state. Ask your dealer for Mexican Silver Stove in this action, but the defendants are en quent time. I was troubled with a kind of salt- .A. ZD ZE TO OZEÒTZ)ZE_EÒ rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to Polish. No dust» An obedience to the simple laws of hygi titled to judgment for their costs and dis If the evidence relative to the amount ene and the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla will the legs, and especially to the bend of The populist primaries, for Jackson bursements. AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. H. K. H anna , Judge. of monev which it is claimed Mr. Bloom enable the most delicate man or sickly the knee above the calf. Here, running county will be held in the - various pre Dated Feb. 14, 1894. er was chargeable at the close of his term woman to pass in ease and safety from the sores formed which would scab over, cincts in the countv Saturday, March 3d. in 1892 could lie considered, still there icy atmosphere of February to the warm, OPINION. epairing a specialty . Haif- but would break immediately on mov<- Besides electing delegates to the ceunty would be in my view of thecaseari entire moist days of April. It* is the best of Soling, men’s 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. ing the leg. My mother tried every convention the citizens of the varions This cause, by consent of parties, was failure «>f proof, presumptive or other spring medicises. thing she could think of, but all was precincts will take a vote on their first, tried bv the court without intervention of wise, showing that the $10,981.23, or any Common Pleas Judge Andrews at - I3a/tHs - without avail. Although a child, I read second and third choices for all the a jury. portion thereof, was actually turned over I Kansas City naturalized a Chinaman, in the papers about the beneficial effects Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap. offices to be elected at the June election •By stipulation of the parties all objec to himself or reserved by him between and Captain Hogarty, treasury inspec of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my moth tions as to the admissibility of evidence the dates alleged in the complaint. tor,* threatened to proceed against him Howels irregular and constipated, result er to let me try them. With no great The evidence of the plaintiff shows that if the papers were not recalled, as they in pile', avoid it by taking Simmons Liver were to be made at the time the interoga- faith in the result, she procured ALady With lions were presented, and that tne argu between the 6th day of July. 1892, and Regulator. ment and ttie ruling of the court upon the uth dav of August, 1893, Mr. Bloom were issued in violation of the law. The A Baby Complexion Congressman Hermann writes the each objection and the argument and rul er received as treasurer monev belong- judge recalled them. Klamath Star that the last of the Klam ing upon all motions should be suspended inu to different funds aggregating $91,- K raube ’ s H kadachk C apsules —Warran- ath Indian reservation surveys only until ttie final argument of the cause. 019 62. This is exclusive of the $10,981.- ed, For Sale by T. K. Bolton, Sole Agent In order to reach a decision, it is neces- 2 S. claimetf to have been chaiyeable to and I began to use them, and soon reached Washington Jan.- 18t.h. He The young Duse of Albany, who is only noticed an improvement. Encouraged promises to have them approved in due sarj’ for the court to ascertain the real Mr. Bloomer at the close of his former 10 years old, is the poorest duke living. by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, course of time and “I shall then make issue« presented by the pleadings in thiB term. Evidence from the same source But it is not likely that he will be forgot shows that Mr. BLximer had paid out ten by Queen Victoria, for the reason that when the sores disappeared and have mv next move for the allotments of lands case. tn the Indians. I have the money in The complaint substantially alleges that daring the same period $95,986.52, in- his mother is one of her prime favorites. never troubled me since.H. Chipman view for this expense.” George E. Bloomer was duly elected eluding the amounts admitted to hia Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes no treasurer of Jackson county at the general credit in the complaint. “I suffered for years from stomach Santa Clara, S. Dak.. Nov. 25, ’91. dust« election held in June, 1892; tiiat on the Governed by my understanding cf the and kidney troubles, causing very severe N orman L ichty . Des Moines. Iowa. Di ar S ir :—While in Denver last fall. 1 6th day of July, 1882, he filed hiB bond pains in various parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any bought a box of Krause's Headache Cap to the state of Oregon, conditioned for the which did me much good. I am sub laithful discharge of bis duties, having relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, sules ject to bilious headaches. I can find none thereto the names of Jeremiah and was cured.”—Win. Goddard, Notary in the drug stores here. What will you appended Nunan, B«n Havinond, Chas. Nickell and Public, Five Lakes, Mich. send me half e dozen boxes for? K. Kubli, as sureties; that «aid bond was Yours truly. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co., Lowell, M om . duly approved by the county court of J. H. S tetchee . Sold by Druggist« Everywhere. said county on said 6th dav of Julv, For sale by T. K. Bolton, Sole Agent, 1892. _ ' Senator Cogswell is still in Washington, That said George E. Bloom<-r as trea USING D C., trying to get his fine work in on surer aforesaid, in violation of the terms When you are without healthy flesh you are weak Hoke Smith, secretary of the interior. , anil conditions of said bond or undertak- JVEZR,S. C3-_Et^-ZEi^ZMZ’S ID want? the land commissioners’ de ■ ing and in breach of his trust as such somewhere, or else your food does not nourish you. cision in favor of the Warner Valiev set • treasurer, between said 6th day of July, ucumber lder tlers reversed and title given his company • 1892, and said 5th day ot August, 1893, Do you want to Save Money ? to some 37,900 acres of land. Cogswell I collected and received various sums of has seinred the appointments at the > money as such treasurer, being a part of lower ream Lakeview land office to suit his interests. , the taxes 1 aised in this countv and belodg- Yes! aftei using it daily for six months a A Washington correspondent writes: : ing to the plaintiff, ^mounting to the sum iadv’a skin will be as pir.k.soft and velvety, Cogswell Would like to see some duty put of $15,345.89, which lie failed to account as pure and clear as the most delicious ba on wool, but lie has given that up after • for, oa to pay over, and he is unable to do by « skin. It is not an artificial cosmetic. mingling with the tariff-smashers here. . so; that said Geo. E. Bloomer, although It cleaii'es. refines, purifies ami whitens. It called on and requested to do so, failed feed' and nourishes the skin tissues, thii' of Cod-liver, "with hypophosphites of lime and soda, For the relief and cure of a cold in the ! and neglected to make any settlement. b ini'hing wrinkles, marks and scars. It is head there 1« more potency in Ely ’ s Cream as harmless as dew and as nourishing to ' with the county court at the regular Juh finds weak spots, cures them, and stores up latent Palm than in anything else il b possible to the skin as dew 1.« to 1 he ¡lower. Price »1. ¡prescribe This preparation ha'for years , j term, 1893, thereof as required, hv law, Bottle lasts three months. strength in solid flesh to ward off disease. Phy si- pa-t been making a brilliant success as a l and has ever since failed and neglected Will make you a Fine Suit of Clothes i remedy for cold in the behd. catarrh and I to make any settlement. Itaiaple Bat I Ir mailed free to any lady in the Latest Styles dans, the world over, endorse it receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay ha\ fever. Used in the initial stages of The complaint further alleges that said postage and packing. ; these complaints Cream Balm prevents any ' Bloomer ah(M*onded from the state, leav- —: FROM $22 UP. M rs . 1 > krvaisk G ra 11 in,“Beatify Dpctor,’ seriou'development of the symptoms,while ! ing said $15,345.89 unsettled and unac- 3425 State Street. Chicago, Ill. recall on in before having your suits almost numberless« ca'e« are on record of , counted for, and also admits credits Send stamp for book “ How to be Beau- radical enre-t of chronic catarrh and hay SCOTT’S EMULSION cures Coughs, Colds, Weak ordered elsewhere. A. KETCH. ful.” mar 3 fever after all other treatments have proved I amotintmg to $7.493.18, and ptays for a Lungs and Wasting Diseases. d«cJ4 Front St., Medford, Or. judgment for $7,752.76.^*» - — of no avail. [6] For sale by Aablaad Drug Co. PiWied W Mt ♦ iewosi N. y . i4i ft* I hanged glands ; h D SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year......................... 60 Six months .......................................... j jo Three months...................................... ; 75 Advertising rates given on application. HOTEL OREGON. Tha Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Lnagem n H in First ('lass : Professional Cards B ----------- :o:----------- Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour- >top at 11/ie’ Oregon. V J FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF A J Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To J M. C. MYER Ashland, Oregon. GARLAND STOVES & RANGES CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS* Blood AMMUNITION. CUTLERY. EAGLE. ROLLER MILLS JLSUT-uAJÑTID, OREGON C. FARNHAM, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Choice Steel Cut Roller Process CORN Highest cash price paid for Barley and Corn at all times. -ELY’S CREAM BALM-Cleanses the Nasal Passages, /kUaya Pain an J. 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Largest^^ K' Com- growers of clean, plot« hardy, rollable^^^^R assortment nursery W for the orchard, . lawn and garden, stock. want you now, whilw j the fruit industry is bo| , important. Good chance for v advancement. Outfit and full par- Aicnlars fre<- BROWN BROS- CO-, nur- PFierymen. rortlacd. Or«. (ThUUousvb reliable- Nam» thi» paper. Rd.) The Webfoot Route 1 (BEGUN c PACIFIC RAILROAD. E. W. HADLEY, DIRECT R eceiver . IINE------ QUICK DISPATCH------ LOW ER EIGHT RATES Between Willamette Valley points and San Francisco. OCEAN STEAMER SAILINGS. ASHLAND White Sulphur Springs BATHING S. 8. Willamette Valley—Leaves San Francisco, November .*>. 14 and 23. 8. 8. \\ illainette Valley—leaves Yaquina Novemlier 9. 19. and 28. This Company reserves the right to change sailing dates without notice. RIVER STEAMERS. Steamer “Hoag’’ leaves Portland. Wed nesday and Saturday, 6 A. M. H. C. D av . Gen. Ag’t, Salmon Street Water of any temperature desired Wharf, Portland. Natural Temperature »5 deg’s D. R. V aughn , Gen. Ag’t, San Francisco, TO DRIU THE WATER IS A THIC. Cal. R. E. M ulcahy , Gen’l Supt. Corvallis, Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates Oregon. March 16-93 fungi and animalcules, and neutral izing and correcting all acidi ties it promotes a normal and healthful condition iu every part of the system. I — swimming ' ¿2$^ — rink . inclosed and covered, the same medical ( water, always clean, for the springs run a • heavy volume- more than twelve hun dred gallons per hour. You may dive and swim and have more fun than “anybody’ —come out as “tine as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven ated and happy. A. C. FRY J CO SEATTLE. WASH l/ocat<*<l on the HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE NORTH OF THE PLAZA. GRANT HELMAN. I’lnprleior» * • ATTENTION TO G KEEN and Dried Fruits, Batter. Eggs, Cheese S PECIAL and Dressed Poultry. ^^Consignments Solicited. - -JL.- CL FRY &c OO-