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! VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD -------THE FINEST------ and j«ag«i ;öro».; ZE-A-ZN" C’Y” ZPZRÆHSFTIUSrG-. XO MONOPOLY PRICES us your order for Letter heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars, Etc. ‘ ASHLAND, OREGON. Chief of the County Papers. Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. JUNE 7, 1894. VOL. VII. NO. 4. ___ A Klamath County Storm. One of the heaviest, swiftest storms that ever visited this section fell upon our loose buildings, trees and gardens Friday evening. The editor’s woodshed, Woodcock’s new barn and several other buildings in the pathway of the first gust, went down ker-smash. The rain was swept in swift torrents upon the earth, beating down vegetation' and scattering the grass blades, buds and shoots in all directions. On the Skillethandle on the upper lake the devastation was awful. Every large tree up there was blown down, leaving acres of great roots stand ing up like mud-walls above deep holes now filled with water. Mr. Lincoln’s family, who live sixty yards from the timber, were in danger of lite and limb while the air was full of great flying limbs of pine and hemlock. It was a storm that will not soon be forgotten in Klamath.—Star. Alan ¡fold Disorders Are occasioned by an impure and im poverished condition of the blood. Slight impurities, if not corrected, develop into serious maladies, such as SCROFULA, ECZEMA, RHEUMATISM an other troublesome diseases. To cure these is required a safe and reliable rem edy free from inv harmful ingredients, an j purely vegetable. Such It i e in o v e s all in>| unties|*lWWw from the blood and thorough-“""■■■■ ly cleanses the system. Thousands of cases of the worst forms of blood dis eases have been Cured by S. S. S. Send for our Treatise mailed free to any address Clinton Edson Killed in SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. Alameda. Clinton Edson, proprietor ot the Terrace Baths in Alameda, was shot and kilied by a man named Carl Becker, at that place last Saturday afternoon. Becker was formerly employed at the baths. He was recently discharged and has since claimed that Edson owed him $800. A suit to recover the amount is jyj D. BROWER, M. D. now pending in the superior court of San Francisco. Saturday afternoon Becker PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, and Edson met on Webster street and the former demanded some money from A shland , : ; : O regon . his old employer. A quarrel ensued and Becker drew a pistol and fired, killing Office—Ganiards Opera House. Edson almost instantly. Becker has Residence, Mechanic and Laurel Streets been arrested and charged with murder. Edson is a brother to the Edson Bros, c- CALDWELL, of Gazelle and is well known throughout the state. He formerly owned the Klam MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE ath Hot Springs and lived in the county for many years. His brothers went DENTIST. Chase Combination Dental Plates made down to Alameda as soon as they heard of the accident. with Gold and Aluminum Roofs. Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth Economy and Strength to perfect appearance. Valuable vegetable remedies are used in Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. the preparation of Hood’s Sarsaparilla in Office over the Bank. Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 such a peculiar manner as to retain the full medicinal yalue of every ingredient. Thus to 9 a. ni. and 4 to 5 p. ni. Hood’s Sarsaparilla combines economy and strength and is the only remedy of which J L. WOOD, “100 Doses One Dollar’’ is true. Be sure to get Hood’s. ________ DENTAL SURGEON. Hood's Pills do not purge, pain or gripe, A shland , : : : O regon but act promptly, easily and efficiently. LL MANNER of metal and rubber Sprague River Items. plates made in the latest approved Travel and mails now run as usual. methods. Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge Mrs, Gilbert Anderson, of Dairy, is visit work a specialty. All work warranted to ing her sister, Mrs. Fisher, this week. give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. Mosquitoes have made their appearance Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. in countless nnnibers, and seeiu quite social on short acquaintance ■ Weather extremely hot, with occasional thunder showers. Grass in abundance; all kinds of stock fat and sleek. Everybody in the country has been more Boils according to Dr. Klug, an eminent authority “are or less afflicted with cold in the head........ generally connected with do- The small pox scare has died out. Everybody is talking about the opening raJSrt:cnt3Of t2® liver and stomach.” Whilo tho older up of the Klamath reserve. It is supposed Sarsanarillas contain potash the formal order will be made by June 4th- which aggravate« eruptions, Joy’s is peculiarly We Indians want an allotment of 200 acres aftnTTlaph nnd barrel corrective, and is tho only each. No more will shut. 8 t \ nduf - and -F alldown . Professional Cards * A Boils. one that is so. Its regelating influencoa cause twill to dry up and disappear almost imme diately. A case in point. "I had boils break out on my neck. One had bursted. I took Joy's Vegetable Sarsaporillaand in a Jevs days the other boils had dried up, In the ■pring of 1590 I took ono of the other Sarsapa rilla« and the result was a mass of pimple«. Hearlngthat Joy’s war later and acted diiTerently J used it this year with tho above satisfactory «•suits.” y. N xwxam , Alameda. CaL formerly with tho “Alta California,” S. F. Robt. Walsh, with Wells Fargo & Co., and score« pf other San Franciscan» report the same ex- perleuoe. It avoids the use of tho lance v U I Vegetable O Sarsaparilla Yellowstone Park Closed. All life and activity in the pleasure re sorts of Yellowstone park have ceased, and the gay season at the hotels has end ed. All of the hotels ami lunch stands have been closed for the winter, and the dense forests, great geysers and other natural attractions have been left to the wild animals that roam those vast do mains and to the soldiers that are left to protect them.—Butte City Miner. Dr. Caldwell fills and extracts teeth with out pain. Over the Bsqk- Asltiatne only Sarsaparilla that purifies tho blood without tho ugly potash eruption«, insirt ea Joy'» and don’t be talked into taking another. 0. W, OBARR, AYER’S Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredi ent used in it is the extract of gen uine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest in medicinal proper- —PROPRIETOR— Cures Catarrh WEST HIDE OF PLAZA. 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PENNINGTON w B ip With More Coming. ■ They are pretty and cheap— sure to please and give satisfaction. MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN’S •Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon. YOUR WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, R euses B lock , ?RI]VTI1VG • ----- TO THE------- RECORD OFFICE. Wm. Chastain, of Talent, has gone to Klamath Falls for tbc summer. Joe Cavanaugh, a pioneer of Edge wood, Siskiyou county, is dead. E. F. Walker, the Medford rancher, spent last Saturday in this city. . Mr. an 1 Mrs. John McClunie returned from their California visit last Sunday. Coughs and colds kept off by taking Sim mons Liver Regulator to regulate the sys tem. Chas. Wolgamott, of Talent, and Miss Lottie Smith, of Phoenix, were married May 28th. H. H. Hessig and Miss Effie D. Wise were married at Klamath Hot springs last week. Miss Della Robison, of Talent, has re turned from a visit with Mrs. Geo. Dewey at Dunsmuir, Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe of malaria—it throws off the bile and prevents its accumulating. Mr. and Mrs. B. Beach started to San Francisco last Monday to inspect the midwinter show. Mies Clara and Travis Lynch are over from Dunsmuir and Red Bluff on a visit to Talent relatives. Alturas doctors report thirteen cases of small-pox at Willow Ranch, Cal., 22 miles from Lakeview. Albert D. Hayes and Miss Ida Butin were married in Poe valley, Klamath county on May 27, 1894. Miss Ida Porter, of Grants Pass, re turned laBt week from a very pleasant visit at the midwinter fair. M. Purdin, of Medford, was on last Monday's train to San Francisco, to es cape the news from the election. Geo. Anderson was over in northern California the first of the week inspect ing a crack in the earth’s surface, J. R. Cunnyngham, a young man formerly of this county, has been admitt ed to the bar in Multnomah county. Thos. Grubb, who has been visiting relatives here for a short time, went Californiaward the first of the week. E. Jones, W. C. Yates and H. McClung killed a huge brown bear on Slate creek. Josephine county, that dressed 600 lbs. The corner stone of the Yreka high school was laid last Saturday. The Ma sonic fraternity conducted the ceremon ies. Michael Hanlev, Jr., ot Jacksonville, and Miss Grace Roberts, of Tolo, were married at Grants Pass May 27th by Rev. Robt. McLean, Dandruff forms when the glands of the skin are weakened, and, it neglect«!, bald ness is sure to follow. Hall’s Hair Re- newer is the best preventive. The Evaminer says: There are three things Lake county will be blessed with this season, viz: Big crops, plenty of hay, and an abundance of fruit. P. J. Sullivan, a rounder of Sisson, has been senteneed io four years in the state prison, and to pay a fine of $s00 for abducting two young girls from San Franciscq. Agent Mathews has his force of Indians at work building a new flume from the big Bpring above the agency to the Klamath school. He has also made substantial improvements on some of the old buildings. Reno GoddarcL a well-kno^n and pop ular young man of a pioneer family was married May 23d at Phoenix to Miss Bell Nyswaner, a belle of Phoenix. Ifath parties have the best ^i^hea m ! a large circle of friends. J, T. Tuffs and R. A. Booth, of the Grants Pass bank, have consumed the entire Renrv Smith estate in Josephine county, including I960 acres of land, store, hotel, stock, etc. Sylvester Smith and family will move to eastern Oregon. The Star says that Dipl- Loasley, while rowing accross the upper lake of Bqck island, the tornado struck his craft when about a mile from shore, and filled his boat with water. It was by just a scratch that he reached the land through the freezing hail stprm. INVESTIGATING BRIBERY CHARGES. The Senate Committee Begin» Work—A Newspaper Man Questioned. The senate bribery investigation com- mittce liegan a secret inquiry into the connection of the sugar trust with tariff legislation. E. J. Edwards, author of the Holland letter in the Philadelphia Press, was be fore the committee for several hours. It is known he presented his written memorandum giving some of the sources of the information contained in his let ter. He declined to state his authority for the information that Secretary Car lisle appeared liefore the tariff sub-com mittee (Jones, Vest and Mills) before the original senate bill was reported, and in sisted that sugar be given protection, because of party pledges made before the election, or for the statement that Carlisle himself had revised and had written the sugar schedule. This sched ule, as prepared by Carlisle, he said was still in existence, and the fact could be definitely ascertained by summoning the members of the finance committee. The other statements, the authority for which Edwards declined to give, were that $500,000 was contributed by the sugar trust to the Democratic campaign fund of 1892, and members Moore and Seley (who he said were Senator Brice's brokers) had been in possession of the latest amendment to the tariff bill, when Voorhees still insisted that no amend ment had been agreed to. This firm, he said, had a representative in Washing ton to whom amendments were handed. Edwards stated that, according to his information, money had not been con tributed directly to the national com mittee, but given to other organizations. Nor was his information positive that the sugar trust, as such, made a con tribution. It may have been through individuals with the understanding that in base of success the trust should be protected against damaging legislation. He instanced the statement by Governor Waller of Connecticut before the inves tigating committee of that state that wealthy men of New York contributed $100,000 toward Democratic success in Connecticut. Edwards said half had been contributed by Havemeyer and half by E. C. Benedict. He said it was notorious that the leading members of the Democratic party in Colorado had been in consultation with wealthy Dem ocrats of New York prior to the elec tion. SAN FRANCISCO’S SPECIAL DOCTORS COMING. Dr. Liebig & Co. of the Liebig World Dispensary, 400 Geary St., San Francisco, Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report RpYa! Kia? Çhan^cd |4ands ! HOTEL OREGON, The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of A bsolutely pure HERE AND THERE. Smallpox is reported at Lake county, Or. The Commonwealers soaped the rail toad track near Spokane. The American patrol fleet has left Port Townsend for Bering sea. The seventh annual convention of the California Christian Endeavor Union was held at Riverside last week. Cupidene, the great restorer of vitality at the Ashland Drug Co. Try it. It will cwre you, A pawnshop backed by 30 millionaires has been opened at New’ York. It is called the Provident Loan society and is authorized by the legislature to do busi ness under easier regulation than usual ly apply to pawnshops. Rev. David H. Greer is the originator of the scheme. The object is to lend money to embar rassed people at 1 per cent per month, the profits of the business to go to form a reserve fund to help the destitute. Full value will be loaned on articles pawned. The Patriot Army has secretly organ ized at Tacoma, Wash., and it is drill ing about 200 men, although only two meetings have been held to initiate new members. Its constitution proclaims “self-protection” for the Patriots. The spirit of the organization is treasonable in the opinion of some men who have been invited to enlist, but the enlisted ones are emphatic in their statements that the Patriots will act solely under the constitution of the United States, which, however, they assert authorizes them to take up arms and overthrow the government when the government be comes corrupt and tyrannous, A tramp giving his name as Lacey J. Baird arrived in Knoxville, Tenn., a few days ago and asked to be admitted to the city hospital, as he was sick. A few hours afterward A. L. Sharrack, land commissioner of the Burlington railroad system, arrived in that city in search of Baird, whom he had followed 10,000 miles to get his signature to a deed for a valuable piece of land in Edgemont, S. D. Sharrack went to the hospital and in a few minutes pai<J Baird for property whiph Mei in the heart of Edgemept and is valued at $100,000. Baird left South Dakota several years ago after having paid for the property, and has been a tramp ever sin.- "Z. Burlington Railroad -- ® hundred» * company nas spent uollars trying to locate him. An event almost without precedent is to take place at Manchester, N. J. ,when Sheriff Chalmers will sell to the highest bidder the whole town of Manchester— its railroad shops, churches, schools, stores, residences—all but the citizens. This is the result of the action of the Mutual Life Insurance company of New ark in foreclosing the mortgage held on the entire town. The mortgage was given by John Torrey, now deceased, in January, 1807. Mr. Torrey, who was a New York financier, practically founded Manchester, buying up many thousand acres of land and laying out the town. For more than 20 years the mortgage seems to have been hidden away some where, and the people forgot all about it and the property was bought and sold freely. Many of the house holders are employed in the shops of tho Central Railroad company and the foreclosure will prove an especially hard blow to them. : I ___ - . -. .. GENERAL NEWS. Corbett and Jackson will not fight after all. Both have drawn the forfeit money posted last year and the match Is declared off. Congressman Breckinridge is making a hard fight for renoinindtion. The women of his district are making a harder fight to defeat him. Emanuel Lasker defeated Charles Steinitz in the international chess con test which has been running for some time in American cities. Lasker is now champion of the world. Sash, doors, windows, shingles, lumber anil all kinds of building material at Norris & Co.’s lumber yard at railroad track. Ashland. » The Union Pacific will become a member of the Western Passenger asso ciation alM the emigrant clearing-house on June 1, and the west-bound emigrant rates between Chicago and the Pacific Coast will be restored from the present rate of $16.10 to their old basis of $35 on on June 3. Miss Eleanor Marks, 22 years of age, of Columbus, Ind., recently caught a severe cold, grew worse and apparently died. While the coffin was being borne to the grave a faint tapping was heard, and upon the coffin lid being raised Miss Marks was found to be alive. She was revived and is recovering. Miss Marks represents that she has a knowledge of all that passed while the preparations were being made for her burial, but that she was unable to give any sign until the fear of burial aroused her to action. The London Pall Mall Gazette pub lishes k two-column story of the alleged grievances of Nouri, archdeacon of abylon, who claims to have been wrongly placed in the asylum at Oak land, Cal., by Dr. G. S. Smith of San Francisco and others. The archdeacon announces his intention of suing the United States government for $5,000,000 damages, as he was ambassador from the Queen of Malabar. As a subject, he demands the intervention of Great Britain. Nouri came to San Francisco and said he had discovered Noah’s ark on tiie top of Ararat. He was later sent to an asylum, there being no question as to his insanity. A party of Bai‘^;llore capitalists will leave fur about the 10th of June Z me purpose of completing negotia tions with the Chinese government for the purpose of establishing a telauto graph service throughout the empire. The Chinese government has for some time desired to run telegraph lines throughout its territory, but the fact that everything transmitted must neces sarily be translated first into a foreign language has so far acted unfavorably to the plan. The Chinese have taken very kindly to the telautograph, because it reproduces an absolute fac-simile of the original writing. The Chinese char acters may be thus transmitted any distance and retain their precise original form. Admiral Erbin, Captain Mahan and the officers of the American cruiser Chicago were banqueted by the officers of the English anny and navy at St. James' Hall, London. The principal table was placed on a platform under neath the organ loft, from which hung immense English and American flags. Intertwined Union Jacksand Stars and Stripes were placed in many parts of the hall. A broad hand inscribed “ Blood is thicker than water” was suspended from the gallery, opposite the organ loft. Caiitain Sherman pronounced grace. Lord George Hamilton offered a toast to the Queen and President Cleve land, paying a glowing tribute to both, but especially to the latter. He gave the toast with the hope that the rare qualities of those two persons might long continue to influence the national policy of the two great countries of which they were the heads. Many graceful compliments were paid the imericans anil returned in full measure. Will have office at the Oregon Hotel, Ash land, Friday, June 15th. One daypply; this being Dr. Liebig <fc Co.'s J8th yearly visit to Jackson County. A rare chance to consult free with the most successful, reliable, longest estsblished and skillful, American and European Phy sicians and Surgeons of San Francisco; where they have for thirty years giv«— special treatment for Chronic n“'4 rated Diseases of Blood,‘^Irin a^d’ Nervous Diseases. By the use of the Latest Scientific Rem edies Hot Springs and Mud Baths are un necessary in the treatment of blood and skin I ass of Vitality, Hernia or Rupture, Hemorrhoids or Piles, specially- treated ; also Deformities and Diseases of Women and Children. Braces, Splints, Appliances for Deformities, Surgical treat ment for Malformation furnished, and Chronic Diseases of every description specially treated. Above cases should call for unequalled advice and examination by the Surgeon of the Liebig International Surgical Institute. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat successfully treated, and proper glasses for the sight ordered. The reason ordinary oculists and artists so often fail to cqre diseases of the above organs is owing to the fact that most cases require proper constitutional treatment which is seldom given. Consultation free. Persons ___ from ___ the ccm.t»y districts should come in earlv, as the offices usually crowded in the after noon and evening. On account of the enormous practice all over the Pacific coast, Dr, Liebig & Co. can Removal spare the above date for Ashland on The Davidson mine on Missouri Flat is only We take pleasure in announing that after thia yearly visit._____________ digging out a rich pocket which pays $24 this date Parks’ Sure Cure will remove all a day to the map • The Hailey boys of Governor Waite of Colorado has in traces of Rheumatism. Kidney trouble or the Mountain Lion are opening up a new augurated another political war by re Lives complaint from the user. It is to ledge of paying ore four feet wide which moving Penitentiary Commissioners day tqe only medicine that is guaranteed to promises to equal the old mine in per these diseases or no pay. Parks’ Sure Reynolds, Chamberlain and Bootcher. cure manency.—Grants Pass Courier. Cure. Sold by E, A. S herwin . Commissioner Reynolds says that the Huntington has issued a new order by understanding among the members is A Clever Scheme. which division superintendents will have that they will take all legal means to complete charge of the departments under defeat the governor's aim. Governor An ingenious woman in Florida has them, in place of sending reports to the a method of getting a list of names of San Francisco office. The Dunsmuir Waite has not yet appointed a new persons scattered throughout the coun News says: This will make more work board, by.t when he does it will be com try, which list is available as a com for Supt. Jas. Agler. H. Coo',ey, tiie posed of men who will remove Peniten mercial commodity, as advertisers in resident engineer, will go south as far a6 tiary Warden McLister and give the Able Snorers In the Senate. Red Bluff, and north to Ashland. Here governor an opportunity to appoint his various lines of trade pay a fair price Several of the senators take daily tofore he had to goto Roseville Junction, son-in-law, Dan Bruce, to that office. for addresses by the thousand Tho naps on the lounges in the cloakrooms. Davisville, etc. Mr. Schindler, his as It is reported ihat, anticipating trouble, Florida lady sends out letters to promi sistant, has been transferred to Tucson, Warden McLister has the penitentiary nent newspapers in tho north offering Generally about 3 or 4 o’clock in the where he will be the resident engineer. in a state of defense, and is prepared to to send free of charge, on the receipt of afternoon the lounges aro all occupied John Brown will be removed from Mr. stand a long siege. a 2 cent stamp, specimens of southern by sleeping statesmen, some of whom Cooley’s office, making one less clerk. plants, mosses, etc. Tho 2 cent stamp snore so loud that the doors have to be That is about all the changes the new The Way to Get Strong. pays for her trouble, as she pays only 1 closed that the rumble may not be heard rule will make on this division. We sell Park’s Cough Syrup on a positive cent for postage on tho return package. in the galleries. The champion snorcr to euro all throat and lung is Senator Coke of Texas. He makes tho Taler.t News Items: Jack Garvin is guarantee troubles. It has stood the test for many The list of names she collects grows year slowly improving and will no doubt be years and to-day is the leading remedy for by year and has an increasing selling windows rattlo when he is doing his himself again in a short time......... Jas. the cure of colds, consumption, and all dis value. Many persons have wondered best. But Mr. Davis of Minnesota is not l’urves, after a flve-weeks’ painful siege eases of the throat and lungs. Price 50 why this lady was so thoughtful and far behind him, and when Mr. Stewart of rheumatism and neuralgia of the stom cents and $1.00. Sold bv E. A. S hebwin . generous in making tho offers which the of Nevada rolls over on his back, as he ach, is now much improved......... Miss papers print gratuitously. They will un sometimes doos, the pages creep in A Serious Insect Enemy, Zella Cheney closes her school on Upper quietly to listen, for he sings a peculiar This insect, also known as the San Jose derstand it better when they begin to song in liis sleep. Mr. Bate of Tennessee Wagner creek to-day and will return to receive circular and letters, not only her home in California next woek......... scale, which is the most serious insect Ad Helms, of Gold Hill, was visiting enemy the growers of fruits in Califor from the sellers of curias in Florida, draws a long, deep note, and his col league, Mr. Harris, has a high tenor, relatives in Talent a few days last week. nia have to contend against, first made but from the retailers of books, patent .. .At a meeting of the Wagner Creek its appearance in the eastern states last medicines, hair dyes, etc., from all over with a funny rattle. When they arc Cemetery Association held on Memorial year. The United States department of the Union.—New York Mail and Ex both going it at their best speed on lounges side by side, the duet is worth Day, Jas. Purves was re-elected trustee. press. Tiie officers of the association are now agriculture urges jjpon fruitgrowers the hearing. —Chicago Record. Samuel Robison, John Abbott and Jas. importance of making examinations of Rather Steep their orchards to ascertain whether this Purves, trustees ; W. J. Dean, clerk. Your Place- for Boots anti Shoes. Than take in any other form is what many insect has made its appearance. The in The Touching Effect of Music. people think, and Park ’ s Tea is made for Morris Howell, the old reliable boot and sect is a small, flat, round scale, a little “Miss Alyeet says she often finds her lighter in color than the bark of the tree, just those folks. It cures constipation, and shoe maker one door north of the old stand auditors weeping after she has played a and will be found most abundantly upop though npt a cathartic, moves the bowels opposite Odd Fellows hall. Boots and shoes made to order at lowest possible rates. reverie on the piano. Is that so, do yon the younger limbs and twigs. Then) is efery day. Sold by E. A. S hebwin . think?” in the middle of each » small, ele “Yes, some of ’em weep. Most of ’em vated, shiny, blackish, rounded point. only swear a little under their breath. ” Sometimes the center of the -scale ap —Chicago Record. pears yellowish. The wood underneath the scale is apt to be discolored and some Heartless. what purplish. Tenant—And do you cast me forth When the insect is abundant, the bark into the world? is hidden by a layer of these scales,which Landlord—I do. may be avoided. It comes from a germ that takes to the naked eye give the appearance of Tenant— Unfeeling, cruel monster, a slight discoloration or a roughening o£ root and grows only when the System is Weak and after I liavo cleaned house!—Detroit Tribune. -I the bark. Fruitgrowers finding this Lungs are affected. scale should til once notify the depart ment and send specimens. An emer Read this Better from a Chicago gency bulletin which will give a full ac Lady. Chicago, 735 W. Adams St., Apr. 20, ’91. count of the insect, together with the M r . N obman L icbty . Des Moines, la. best means to be used against it, will bp Dear Sir:—A sample of K rause ' s H ead sent to all applicants as soon pa published, ache C apsules was left in my husband's office a few days since, and as I am subject Dr, J. M. Davis js a prominent physician to headaches—neuralgic, nervous, and in of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and nas been of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites of lime and fact every other kind—he thoughtfully actively engaged in the practice of nieiii brought the sample box home. The very cine at that place for the last thirty-five soda, overcomes all the conditions which make con next day I had a chance to try them and years. On the 26th of May, whilo in Des qxK capsule relieved me in less than half Moines en route to Chicago, he was sudden sumption possible. Physicians, the world over, en- an hour. Next day I was attack«! again, ly taken with an attack of diarrhoea. Hav took another capsule with the same de ing sold Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and endorse it. lightful result, in less than half an hour mv Diarrhoea Remedy for the past seventeen head felt as well as ever, with no bad feel years, and knowing its reliability, he pro- ing as the after result. I have had these cur«! a 23 cent bottle, two doses of which terrible headaches for twenty years, and completely cured him. The excitement Coughs, Colds, Weak Lungs and Emaciation pave have tried every remedy I ever heard of, and change of water and diet incident to the way for Consumption. SCOTT’S EMULSION cures but nothing 1 have ever taken has cured or traveling often produce a diarrhoea. Every relieved me as quickly as K rause ’ s H ead one should procure a bottle of this medi them and makes the system strong. ache C apsules . M bs . N. A. S kinnkb , cine before leaving home. For sale by Prepared by Scctt 4 Bowno, N. Y, Druggists sell it, For sale by T, K. Bolton, sole agent. Ashland Drug Company. Consumption I :o: Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day. ----------- :o:----------- flPW"3 Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon. HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE lexica for Wlieat ; : A shland , O b . CLEANING WATCHES and CLOCKS, >1.00 MAINSPRINGS, >1.00. UP" Firrt-Ck«« Work and Satisfaction (utñatwd. >> Barlev ------------ AT THE------------ ASHLAND ROLLES FLOUR MILLS FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF ! c. 11. MYER Ashland, Oregon. GARLAND STOVES & RANGES, CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS. AMMUNITION. CUTLERY. EAGLE • ROLLER. MILLS -ÆS-ETLJLZISrZD, OREGON. C. FARNHAM, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Choice Steel Cut Roller Process CORN MEAL, GRAHAM • FLOUR, ETC., Rolled Burley and Feed of all Kinds at Lowest Cash I’rircs. Rolling Barley lor Fanners a Specialty. Highest cash price paid for Barley and Corn at all times. I—ELY’S CftEAM BALM—Cleanses the Nasal ¡Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures A A Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head. I Apply iwM the Nostrils,------- it is Quickly Absorbed. | |50c. Druggists or by mail. ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y.| GOLD HILL, JLzlXXl REAL Jackson Co., Oregon. HiU ILllllU M ESTATE AGENT, NOTARY PUBLIC and COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS front 20 acres up, for Sale or Rent. H Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. QUARTZ PLACER MINES. AND As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for home seekers to get bargains, as 1 will take silver in exchange, Call on or address me for further particulars. N j D - f . YOUNG ivuiiu, xi. surveyor and Government Land Locator ’WI’MZZEZEL, OZRÆEG-OJST. AVING gaineda compte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. H I Riiott POULTRY U 35 varieties Thoroughbred, Fancy Poultry ; 13 Varieties Fancy Pigeons; Guinea Pin; Ferret a ; Pct Bab. bitsand Recorded Poland China Swine. Send 10c. fur my Fine, Large,Illustrated. Descriptive Catalogue containing many hints on Poultry raising, treatment their diseases, etc., worth dollars one interested in Poultry. ASHLAND ALBERT ASKEY, Ridott, Water of uny temperature desired Natural Temperature S3 dejj’s. TO IiRI.Mi THE WATER IS A T0SIC. Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates fungi and animalcule«, and neutral izing and correcting all acidi ties it promotes a normal and healthful condition in every part of the system. Scott’s Emulsion Millinery awl Dressmaking ~—Pa rlors .•------- ZBT^I2STCG PRESSED BRICKS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year............................................... Bll Six mouths ........................... ’’’’’ j 5 0 Three months............................ 76 Advertising rates given on application. SWIMMING 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 uiore fun than “anybody’—come out as ‘-line as silk” and “white as wool”—lejuven- ated and happy. Located on the HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE NORTH OF THE PLAZA. For sale by Ashland Drug Company. K rause ' s H eadache C apsulfs — Warran. ed, For Sale by T. K. Bolton, »ole Agent- i Pioprietor.
