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■»<•1 BrM. 4 VALLEY RECORD. ZFIu/LJZlT and ZFLA-HSTCY JSTTIJST G-. NO MONOPOLY PRICES jd^Give us your order for Letter heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars, Etc. ASHLAND, JACKSON VOL. VII. PRESSED BRICKS. Four New Variety of Suckers. Skin Eruptions and similar annoyances are caused by an impure blood, which will result in a more dreaded disease. Unless removed, slight impurities will develop into Scrofula, Ecze ma, Salt Rheum and other serious results of 11^1 Cl I have for some time been a sufferer from a Severe blood trouble, for which I g j 'took many remedies that did mo no good. I have now taken four bottles of with the most wonderful results Am enjoying the best health I , ever knew, have gained twenty pounds and my friends say they never saw me as well. 1 am feeling quite like a new man- JOHN s. EDEL1N, |-< I Ulvzvlvl s s:s Government Printing Office, Washington, D, C. Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free to any address. SWin SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, fa. Professional Cards D. BROWER, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, A shland , ; : : O regon . Office—Ganiards Opera House. Residence, Mechanic and Laurel Streets C. CALDWELL, MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE DENTIST. Chase Combination Dental Plates made with Gold and Aluminum Roofs. Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth to perfect appearance. Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. Office over the Bank. Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 to 9 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m. J L. WOOD. DENTAL SURGEON. A shland , : : : O regon LL MANNER of metal and rubber plates made in the latest approved methods. Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge work a specialty. All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. Othce in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. A 0. W. OBAIIR, —PROPRIETOR— WEST SIDE OF PLAZA. AVING BOUGHT the fixtures of the Hargadine & Woods (formerly Mur phy Bros.) market and renovated and painted the old stand, the public oan de pend upon our keeping on hand at all tiiuea a full supply of CHOICEST MEATS------- ------- and SAUSAGES Of All Kinds. H MWl'irst Class Service. Small Margins and Cash Pnces. Give us a trial 3-22-tf MOBRIS HOWELL. BOOT & SHOEMAKER THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S HARDWARE STORE. BOOTS & SHOES ------- THAT FIT YOU------- ILÆÆIDIE TO ORDER AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. epairing a specialty . R Haif- Soling, men’s 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. - Baths - Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap. FRAZERolik& BEST IN THE WORLD. Ztswr'Mirin^qualiticsara unsurpassed, actually St last in- t-.vo boxes of an v other brand. Not seted by beat. THE GENLINE. FOR SALE BY DEALF.r.S GENERALLY, lyf The U. S. fish commission and Stan ford University teachers, who have been in southern Oregon investigating the finny tribe, report: “There are four distinct species of suckers in Klamath and Tule lakes, and they have never l>een found elsewhere, so far as I can learn. The largest of these has been named C'atoslumus Rex (king of the suckers.) Some years ago a young lady who was studying ichthyology at the Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, re ceived specimens of the big sucker, and she described and named it. “It is a singular fact that outside of the trout the fish in Klamath and Lost rivers are entirely different from those in the Pitt and Sacramento rivers, just south of here.”________________ Figuring on the Cost. Roseburg Plaindealer: Grant Rawl ings, Jackson county’s newly elected re corder, recently wrote a letter of inquiry to the clerk of this county relative to the probable cost of experting county rec ords and other matters connected there with. Mr. Rawlings doubtless intendS to have his eyes open, as it were, when he tackles a similar job. MÍ6S Lillian Pember has returned from Sacramento. Mrs. Nat Langell is visiting Red Bluff relatives. Mrs. M. E. Hobart, the lecturer, went to Sisson Sunday. Mrs. Chas. Barnum and children are visiting Sacramento. Mrs. P, W. Paulson arrived home from the midwinter fair Friday. W. C. Hale, circuit judge for Lake and Klamath, came in Saturday. That shortness of breath is dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Miss Lou Kubli, of Jacksonville, was visiting Ashland friends Saturday. Miss Ella Bursell and Miss Pickel re turned last Thursday from the fair. Prof. Wood, the blind violinist, has been giving entertainments in the valley. Miss Edna Gibson, of Central Point, returned Friday from the midwinter fair. Rev. Mr. Chastain, the Central Point Baptist minister, was visiting Rev. Black last week. Vintie Beall returned from Barkely last week where he graduated from the deaf school. Mrs. Adams and daughter, Miss Min i nie Preadmore, returned Saturday from Oakland, Cal. < Dr. Drake, a new comer, has hung out | his shingle as a phvsician and surgeon , Gold Hill. at Dave Hendrickson died at the county hospital on the 20th. He was a veteran I of < the late war. O. Holton, the Medford tailor, was in ( town Friday and made the populist head- ( quarters a call. They Ought to Pay. The Canyonville Mining, Water and M’f’g Co. is another of the wildcat min ing Corporations that is in trouble. It seems that Messrs. Holden, Smith and Woodcock, of Eugene, were the prime movers in it, and they employed men and purchased supplies during their lim- ited operations near Canyonville, paying for nothing that they got. Finally they suspended work and the company hail nothing that could be levied upon by the creditors, so all the accounts were as signed to H. Wollenberg & Bros, who will attempt to collect from the Individ- ual stockholders of the company. The case will come up at the next session of circuit court, and it is to be hoped that the Eugene gentlemen will be forced to Elders J. W. Beatty and R. H. Sher- pay their honest debts.—Roseburg Re rill and wife are in the Willamette on view. i missionary work. Hood’s and Only Hood's. Are you weak and weary, overworked’- Miss Einma Coleman has returned from her studies at Monmouth and tired ? Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the home 1 normal school. i medicine you need to purify and quicken state your blood and to give you appetite and Engineer D. McCarthy is taking a strength. If you decide to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to buy any vacation and is in San Francisco this other. Any eftort to substitute another ' week winding up the fair. remedy is proof of the merit of Hood’s. Jas. E. Whalen, of Ashland, and Peter of Jacksonville, are in tho Hood’s Pills are the best after-dinner Snellback, ' Pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Try t soldiers’ home at Roseburg, a box. ______ Mrs. Wm, Willits, ot Prospect, and List or Letters Miss Isia McCully were visiting Ashland I Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland friends the first of the week. P. O., June 25. 1894. Simiuons Liver Regulator is a most ex- Allen, Mr Birt Anderson, Mr E H cellent appetizing tonic.—Sanil. 8. Pentz, ('abler. Mra John Chastaine, Mr Will (.’hap. to Bishop of North Carolina. ('handler, Ira Carey, Mr ▲ W Donoghue, Mr PH Everton. Mr R 8 Hon. C. C. Beekman, wife and daught- Franklin, I E Gauint, 0 er, Miss Carrie, arrived last Thursday Hardie. W L Kingsolver, W B from a nine months eastern trip. Murry, Miss Ida Pendegast, John L. B. Applegate and wife »re in from Riohund, Mrs M B Zoellner, Mrs E F Persons calling for same will please say Swan Jake. Klamath county, visiting relatives for several days'this week, '‘advertised," W- H B runk . P. M. Geo. Durkee returned Saturday from W. E. Baines, ex-secretary of the Rose the fair, Stockton and San Jose, and burg, Coos Bay & Eastern railroad is pre paring to let a contract for (>000 piles,says leaves soon for the Carr stock ranch. a Marshfield dispatch. He intends to Rufus Cox, the Central Point farmer construct a raft there this summer and and threshing machine man, made the re- tow it to San Francisco. Capt. Robert R ecord office a populist call last Thurs son, patentee of the I^ary cigar-shaped day. raft, is interested in the enterprise with Clint Smith died Tuesday of last week Mr. Baines. on Antelope. Ho was 23 years old and The R ecord gives you all tfie news. was buried in the Central Point cerne- tery, Chas. H. Pierce returned to Jackson- ville Saturday from a trip to his timber land possessions in the Jenny creek dis- trict. Wishes to 3peak through the Register ot Miss Lydia Marple, of Klamath Falls, the beneficial results he has received who lias been attending the Monmouth Btate normal school, passed throqgh Sun- from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills. day for lioipe. He says: “I was feeling sick and tired and my stomach seemed all out of order. The Grants Pass city council has re- I tried a number of remedies, but none duced liquor licenses from $800 to $400 per annum, with beer hall licenses at seemed to give me relief until I was in $200 per annum. duced to try the old reliable Ayer’s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I Miss Ella Hanlev and Mrs. John Han feel like a new map. I thipk they are ley, ot Medford, drove up from that place last Friday fpr a few hoqrs' visit with the most pleasant and easy to take of Ashland friend». anything I ever used, being 80 finely sugar-coated that even a child will take Emil Holden, the Blackwell Hills miner, returned Friday from San Fran them. I urge upon all who are cisco, where he was interesting mining capital in this section. Bert Newton and Miss Ingram, of of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills.” — Central Point, were married at the camp Boothbay (Me.), Register. meeting grounds Thursday and were “Between the ages of five and fifteen, visiting Ashland friends Friday. I was troubled with a kind of salt A. H. I$lac|c Tuesday night returned rheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to from a trip to Jackson and JoSephine the legs, and especially to the beud of counties. He reports the outlook very the knee above the calf. Here, running favorable for good crops in that section. sores formed which would scab over, —Rosebnrg Plaindealer. but would break immediately on mov ing the leg. My mother tried every Max Muller will make his home at thing she could think of, but all was Medford when he leaves the clerk’s without avail. Although a child, I read office. He will run bis saw-mill on in the papers about the beneficial effects Griffin creek and his newly purchased of Ayer’s Pills, and persuaded my moth planing mill at QentraJ Point. er tp let me try them. With no great The last week's issue of the R ecord faith in the result, she procured said that J. Pennington was on a pleas ure trip through Klamath county. We were mistaken in the man | it wasn’t the jeweler that left, but his son JiJ. Grants Pasa riu- and I began to use them, and soon » • . ^„server: Frank Bunch noticed an improvement. Encouraced .as in from his Applegate farm Tburs- by this, I kept on till I took two boxes, (lav. Ho says their grain fields are when the sores disappeared and have seriously injured this year with green never troubled me since.”—R. Chipman. aphis, and insects which have never be Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. fore been known to bother grain in this section. “I suffered for years from stomach and kidney troubles, causing very severe “It has cured others and will cure vou” pains in various parts of the body. None is true only of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ' The of the remedies I tried afforded me any motto suits the medicine and the medicine relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, the motto. What better assurance could and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notftey you have that a remedy will cure you. than the fact that it has cured such multitudes Public, Five La^es, MwR of others? A Friend In Need MILLIAERY & NOTIONS Ayer’s Pills CALL AND SEE OUR FINE STOCK OF NEW : GOODS With More Coming. They aye pretty and cheap— sure to please and give satisfaction. E, MRS. B. Prepared by Dr. J. C- Ayer A Co., Lowell,Mass. Bold by Druggists Everywhere. CHRISTIAN’S Millinery and Dressmaking ------- Pa rlo rs.------- Miss Nellie Foss returned last Thurs day to Talent from an extended visit with Sacramento relatives and friends and the midwinter fair. Mrs. Wilker son, Mrs. J. E. Foss’s mother, arrived with her, . Every Dose Effective Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon. Jas. F. Wells moved his band of "mut THE ¡r~^ -Has induced thousand» of people ton’s to Ranchería prairie, in the Cas COUNTY, OREGON, District and County Institute. The district institute for the first judicial district and the county institute for Jackson county will be field in con junction in Ashland, Oregon, on July 9th, 10th and 11th, 1894. It is not thought necessary to quote the school law relative to teachers attending insti tutes, for all the teachers of the county are supposed to be conversant with the law in this matter. I desire to insist that all the teachers of the county be present, and more particularly do I wish to impress upon the inexperienced teach er the importance of his presence. The second annual assembly of the Southern Oregon Chautauqua Association convenes immediately at the close ot the institute. This association will be in ses sion about ten days and now is the time for you to enjoy a literary treat, such as Southern Oregon never before gave. If you are a lover of music, if you are a lover of art or of elocution, come to re main through the entire session,for there is going to be first-class instruction all along these lines. If you wish to be present all or part of the time and you think vou would enjoy it, just write to Rev. J. S. Smith of Ashland, and secure you a tent to camp on the association's rwsantlftil camping nrnBnda r Smith beautiful grounds. IVl Mr. Smith will rent you a tent reasonably cheap. The people of Ashland desire you to re main, and they will do all in their power to make your stay comfortable. Come and bring your friends. Usual reduction of fare on railroad. Yours truly, . C. S. P rice , County Superintendent. A Modoc War Memory. Old Portlanders will remember how this city was s'unned and shocked by the news received here one bright morning of the assassination of Brigadier-Generel Canby and Dr. Thomas in the famous Modoc lava beds by Captain Jack and ' others of his treacherous warriors. At that time General Canby was in com mand of the department of the Columbia . and was conducting the campaign { against the hostile Modocs. The head ( quarters of the department in those days — ' early in the '70’s—was located in Port land. The fearful news created the most ; intense excitement in this city. A mass i meeting was held and every possible , public respect was shown the memory of the dead soldier. General Canby’s re i mains were brought to Portland and an i imposing military-civil funeral was held. Subsexuently the remains were shipped 1 1 east and laid to rest with due military honors. 1 old tragic memories are revived ( by These the statement that appears in a < Southern Oregon paper to the effect that ' “the old Indian woman who warned i General Canby against meeting the In , dians under a flag of truce in the lava beds during the Modoc war, the disre I garding of which cost him his life, is I i still living in Klamath county, and re ceives a pension from the government ' for services rendered during the war.” She is, perhaps, about the only survivor of those who took part in the butcherv, i or of those who were fortunate enough I escape the bullets and scalping knives to < of the bloodthirsty reds,—Telegram. Important Case Decided. Klamath Falls Express.] A case of importance to the stock ipen , of this county was decided by Judge W. C. Ilale in the circuit court to-day. 1 Albert Walker leased a tract of land from the Wagon Road company for pasturage I i and sued J. F. Bloomingcamp for herd ing his sheep on the land without per ‘ The defendants, relying upon , mission. the statute that stock must be fenced , against, contested Walker’s right to re ( cover. Suit was brought before Justice Parker at Bly. The detentjant§ ejemfiirer was overruled and Reclining to further i answer, damages amounting to $245 were i awarded. An appeal was taken to the circuit court, and the defendants, admit ' ting that they had herded their sheep on the tract, the court held that the fence law was not applicable to the cass and sustained the lower coqrt. Walter will bring suit for fqrfber damages at the next term. MIDWINTER to visit san Francisco, and while here many of them have taken advantage of our unprecedented offer, and have pept to their homes » choice Piano or Organ, Factory Prices. - Hardman Pianos THE J. DEWING COMPANY, / . Í X • . s - THURSDAY. JUNE 28. ASHLAND, OREGON. Chief of the County Papers. Frank Pixley Will Vote With The People’s Party. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year....... 5u Six months .. i £<l Three months 75 Advertising rates given on application. NO. 7, Changed |4ands ! Frank Pixley, editor of the Argonaut, predicts the overthrow of both of the old political parties. He will Bnpport J. V. Webster for governor. We copy the fol lowing letter from The Reasoner: J. V. W ebster . E sq ., D ear S ir :—I desire to congratulate you on your nomination to the office of governor of California by re cent action of the populist convention. I hope you may be elected, and you will re ceive my vote for the office and I think you will get very many more for the election of tba entire ticket. If rhe lentarks’ oic are kiuci true, , as ao reported rvpvrita by uV ...____ 1 «■ the i journals of this city, from General Kit- - trel, one of your candidates for attorney general, as applicable to the democratic party, the same are my sentiments in re gard to the republican party, of which 1 liave been a life-long member. I have been a delegate, and occupied a seat in every republican state convention so long as I have been eligible as a voter. During the last three or four years I have not registered and thus have not been en titled to vote, but I shall register this vear and cast my vote, without fail, for your election and most of the associates on your ticket. I think the time is ripe for a revolution in the ranks of all the old political parties, and I predict a recurrence of the history of of the republican organization for the pop ulist party. I congratulate you again upon your nom ination to the most distinguished' office in the gift of our people, and I predict for you a success, allied with your conduct as an honest man. With my respects and best wishes for I your success, I remain, yourtbedient servant. F rank M. P ixley San Francisco, May 25th, 1891. Read this Letter from a Chicago Lady. Chicago, 735 W. Adams St., Apr. 20, ’91. M r . N orman L ichty , Des Moines, la. Dear Sir:—A.sample of K rause ’ s H ead ache C apsules was left in my husband s office a few days since, and as 1 am subject to headaches—neuralgic, nervous, and in fact every other kind—he thoughtfully brought the sample box home. The very next day I had a chance to trf them an<i one capsule relieved me in less than half an hour. Next day I was attacked again, took another capsule with the same de lightful result, in less than half an hour my head felt as well as ever, with no bad feel ing as the after result. I have had these terrible headaches for twenty years, and have tried every remedy I ever heard of, but nothing 1 have ever taken has cured or relieved me as quickly as K rause ’ s H ead ache C apsules . M rs . N. A. S kinner . For sale by T. K. Bolton, soleag^qj, A wild man, ay 1’, q ia said to be almost entirely ptu’e, has been discovered roam ing gbunt the mountains west of May- fielfl, His appearapee strikes terror into the souls of roudents of that vicinity, Governor West, of Utah, lias refused to honor the requisition of Governor Markham, of California, for the return of C. ty Sylvester, alias Short, who was arrested at Ogden several days ugo,. Alexander Docter, wh° embezzled $3,500 from Mos? Gunst of San Francisco, is “ch’-rtd b»oke” at Tin Juana, the little Mexican town just over the border, about twenty miles from San Diego. He pawned his overcoat for $3 50 and that money is gone. A complaint in equity has been filed in the Uhitod States Circuit Court at Les -Angeles by Loren Jones against Jessie Benton Fremont, It is alleged in the coippliijpt that the General conveyed property to hia wife In order to defraud croditoi'8, and that he confessed judg ment in 1885 and failed to satisfy it. J QU£ssay8tlie General owed him $10,009. Sash, doors, windows, shingly, lumber and all kinds of building material at Norris A Co.’s lumber yard at railroad traok. Ashland, * Tlie prolonged drought in South Da kota w;tx broken by a violent thunder storm, in which nearly an inch of rain fell. The crops are probably safe. A sub-Lieutenant named Shiffmaker was accidentally shot by General Eden at Charlton, France, doi'ibg an inspec tion. Near By Items, C. D. Cardwell has been appointed deputy fish and game protector for Doug las county by Hollister D, McGuire. Crawfish are in demand in the Port land markets. They are considered del icacies by many persons Vfho fenoyy how to prepare theip. Lakeview Examiner: J. N- Watson, the Reno mpttor buyer whi) has been here for several weeks, has now com pleted his “buy,” and wants no more mutton. He has bought 10,000 head, getting the last at Prineville, where he paid $1.50 for two-year-old’s and up. The body of Weaver was foun4 about Dr. Oakiweil fills and extracts teeth with one mile from the spot where Downing’s out pain. Over the bank. body found in the Bohemia mining district. Both miners weip overtaken by a blinding storm wirfiw and HOTEL OREGON, The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of HERE AND THERE. K rause ’ s H eadache C apsules —Warrant ed. For sale by T. K. Bolton, Sole Agent. Chicago pioneers have erected a flag over the almost forgotten grave of David K. Keiinison. the last to die of the mem bers of the “ Boston Tea Party. ” He died in 1852, aged one hundred and fif teen years. Ex-Grand Master Workman Powderly of the Knights of Labor, has issued a circular giving the inside history of his resignation. He says General Secretary Hoyer lied aliout the executive board, and that the Democratic national com mittee contributed $5,000 to defeat his re-election as grand master. Thousands upon thousands are dying in China of black plague. Lord Chief Justice Coleridge died at London a few days ago. Dr. J. M. Davis is a prominent physician of Lewis, Cass county, Iowa, and has been actively engaged in the practice of medi cine at that place for the last thirty-live years. On the 26th of May. while in Iles Moints en route to Chicago, he was sudden ly taken with an attack of diarrhoea, ¡lav ing sold Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for the past seventeen years, and knowing its reliability, he pro cured a 25 cent bottle, two doses of which completely cured him. The excitement and change of water and diet incident to traveling often produce a diarrhoea. Every one should procure a bottle of this medi cine before leaving home. For sale by Ashland Drug Company. The Oakes investigation into the af fairs of the Northern Pacific railroad is ended. June 24 the arguments will be gin. Mr. and Mrs. Metzer, charged with conspiracy to defraud, have been ac quitted at Council Bluffs, la., outlie unique plea that as husband and wife one person in the sight of the law, and as one person cannot, of course, be guilty of conspiracy, therefore no crime was committed. The long and severe drought in Iowa has been broken. Every corporation in Missouri is this year obliged to file an affidavit to the secretary of state affirming that it is not a member of a pool, trust or other com bine to fix prices or limit production. Indignation in the Fraser River valley over exaggerated reports sent out con cerning the flood is very great. A depu tation of leading citizens of Vancouver, B. C,, have requested Mayor Anderson to prosecute tlie persons who sent out these reports, and also some provincial papers for publishing sensational and untruthful reports. The treasury officials at Washington are receiving daily information showing that the law of lbS6 as to the sale of oleomargarine, is being violated by deal ers all over the country. The violations consist principally in selling oleomargar ine at retail in packages not properly marked and branded and in offering it for sale after it lias been taken from the original iiaekage. Steps are being taken by the officials to punish violations of the law. Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes; no dust« Counterfeit dollars and half dollars have been put in circulation in Stockton in large quantities. The half-dollars bear date 1876, have perfect mould ex cept tho. scroll along the eagle. The dol- lfti has bad milling. South Riverside citizens held a meet ing and appointed a committee to stop the gambling and drinking going on in violation of a prohibitory ordinance. Warnings were sent to the suspected parties and they closed up and departed. The elder brother of two-year-old John Madden was drawing water from a deep well with a horse, six miles from Milton, when the winch suddenly broke, allow ing the arm to fly back, striking the lit tle fellow in the head and crushing the skull. Bmadhead all wool dress good.« nt Vau pel, Norris <fc Drake’s. j \1/HO HAS improved the House and is pre- ■* pared to Entertain the Traveling Public in First Class Style. :o: Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day ------------ :o:------------- 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 I l o>27 ‘WSJ’S’AcssL't «&s ISar1 l.€S"v ------------ AT THE------------ ASHLAND BOLLER FLOUR MILLS FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF 11 5 j C. H. MYER Ashland, Oregon. GARLAND STOVES & RANGES, CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS. AMMUNITION. CUTLERY. EAGLE . ROLLER • MILLS -^S-EILÆJNTID, OREGON-. C. FARNHAM, Proprietor Manufacturer of Choice Steel Cut Roller Process MEAL, * GRAHAM * FLOUR, The Way to Get Strong. We sell Park’s Cough Syrup on a positive guarantee to cure all throat and lung troubles. It has stood the test for many years and to-day is the leading remedy for the cure of colds, consumption, and all dis eases of the throat and lungs. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Sold bv E. A. S herwin . ETC., Rolled Barley and IVcd of all Kinds at Lowest Cash I’rires. Rolling Barley lor Farmers a Specialty. Highest cash price paid for Barley and Corn at all times. I—ELY’S C£EAM BALWI-Cleanses tho Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heals the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, ana Cures à à Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head. Apply in,n the Hostri!».--------It is Quickly Absorbed. 150c. Druggists or by mail. ELY BROS., 56 Warren St., N. Y, perished, A wholesale butcha’1 -» «tA<.vfOn Cal asks John • 2.' . tockton, Lal., ..ook, of Klamath county, -..w many head of cattle and sheep could be had there, saying that the dried up regions of California has eut off the marketable cattle and sheep. Shook tells the Express that he thinks 3 and 4 year old steers will bring $30 and $35 per iiear this year. Frank Youmans, now in prison, pro tests against the statement made last fall to the effect that he had served a term in San Quentin. It is strange that a man arrested for crime is always the victim of false and malicious reports, but the fact stands that lie always is, and Frank is ne exception to the rule. The Star was misinformed in regard to the matter. Frank’s parents are a highly respected and truly good couple and we cheerfully make this correction in the interest of truth and justice.—Klamath Star, llllllUlUj Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To CORN GOLD HILL, Coughs and Colds Jackson Co., Oregon. J-l-X triti » lA s J A/ > ESTATE AGENT, NOTARY PUBLIC and COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. REAL are signs of weakness. Don’t wait until you are weaker and nearer Consumption. Begin at once with AS LISTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up, for Sale or Rent. H Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. Scott’s Emulsion QUARTZ AND PLACER N D YOUNG surveyor i'1 s-"» and Government Land Locator WIMER, tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information tLe H best of satisfaction. Locating on’government lands a'specialty. Druggists sell it. L H ■ MERCHANT S t 5 TAILOR Ji? il — ASHLAND IWOULTRHuM J IS HlgGt I».«, Tkorousbbrrd. S lOanry l’.iullry | là iarlrllr. Kanry i ' Guinea Pig-«: FcrretsiPct K-l>- S bits&iitl Iierorded Polaud (.liiua Sv.in?. S»r.a 10c. lurmy Fine, Larea.lllustr»le.l j Descriptive Catalogue containing many hints on Poultry raisin?, treatment of J their diseases, etc., w. ¡th dollars to anj one interested in Poultry. ALBERT ASKEY, Ridott, III. White Sulphur Springs BATHING ¿5» Water <>f any temperature desired Natural Temperature S5 deg's. 9 Opposite HOTEL OREGON I will make you a summer suit of trim- all wool goods with excellent trim mings and guarantee you a first class fit, for ONLY $20 CASH. OEMEG-Olsr. AVING gaineda coinpte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac Wasting Diseases of Children are speedily cured by SCOTT’S EMULSION. It stops waste and makes children fat and healthy. Prepared by Scott & Bowne, N. Y. MINES As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for home seekers to get bargains, as I will take silver in exchange. Call on or address me for further particulars. of Cod-liver Oil, with hypophosphites of lime and soda. It strengthens the Lungs, cures Coughs and Colds, and builds up the system. Physicians, the world over, endorse it. * t E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. 1894 Baking Powder A bsolutely pure I I e Published everv Thursday. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report cades, for the summer, this week. Grass on the range is reported better than ever, and if wool was worth anything sheep raising would again be a’ great industry. Klamath Falls Express: G.W. J. Wil These are Opposed to an Income Tax. son will eell a band of 60 horses at auc At a recent meeting in New York City tion at Ashland on July 4. They range of rich men, opposed to the income tax, in age from 3 to 8 years and weigh from the following was read: Purchased from us at 1000 to 1400 pounds each. They will be Portland, Or., June 1. sold on six months’ time, secured by We are in hearty accord, and most negotiable notes. earnestly enter our protest against the in We take this'metbod of advertising our come tax clause. John McCraken, Pres. The directors of the cave development instruments extensively, and have recently company, who are proposing to do so Chamber of Commerce; H. W. Scott, manufactured, and also bought for cash in ErJVow is Your much with the celebrated Josephine Prop. Morning Oregonian; Sol. Hirseb, the East, the largest stock of choice instru county caves, give notice that Capt. A. Ex-Minister to Turkey. Opportunity. ments et er selected for this Coast. We are B. Smith is not superintendent and man ager of their company, and bills contract Your Place for Boots and Shoes. yelling rapily at prices that cannot be con ed by him are not good. L. C. Northrup Morris Howell, the old reliable boot and We are Sole Agents for the tinued, shoe maker one door north of the old stand is their attorney at Grants Pass. opposite Odd Fellows hall. Boots and Miss Alice and Ada Applegate, daugh shoes made to order at lowest possible rates. ters of Capt. I. D. Applegate, of Klamath county, visited Ashland friends and rela Tlie First Step# Which took best award at World’» Fair, tives a few days this week. The Misses "Is Ethel going on tho stage?” Applegate have been attending school at ‘•Yes. Slio is determined.” And to-day is the Piano of the world. Used bv Queen Victoria and the royalty in Eng Monmouth during the year, and will “Has she talked with a manager?” land and by musical and cultured people throughout the United States and the world- spend their vacation at their charming “No. But she has engaged a lawyer.” home near Dairy, Klamath county. S kvkn O ther G ood M arks of P ianos and O rgans . —Detroit Tribune. John Glietn, a rapacious old Shylock, Write for Prices immediately, and state the quality of instrument desired. SAVE MONEY by taking advantage of our GREAT SALE, inaugurated for the purpose of has cornered the wheat of Klamath Why Don't You county and was preparing to test the p acing an instrument in every town on this Coast. Each instrument so placed will digestive apparatus of the people out Use Parks’ Tea for headache, constipa bring us new sales. there with flour at $2 per sack. The con tion and “that tired feeling.” It purifies blood, beautifies the complexion, acta sequence was that several teams were the the sluggish liver and moves the (Established 1890.) brought to Ashland and loaded with upon bowels ever}- day. Only herbs and plants wheat at $13 per thousan 1, Gliem was, safe, ?ure and pleasant, bold by E. A. Importers and Manufacturers, Flood Building, San Francisco. thsTs'oi», kit unhung. ISaiMWi». —■ VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD. ----- THE FINEST----- T9 BRINK THE W1TER IS A T0I1C. cV/A Rein« Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates fungi and animalcules, and neutral izing and correcting all acidi ties it promotes a normal and healthful condition in every part of the system. A £35 . V'.'t — 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 more M / fun than “anybody' —come out as “fine as silk” and “white as wool”—rejuven a ated and happy. 50<t. Located on the ____ j HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE For sale by Ashland Drug Company. NORTH OF THE PLAZA. 5(H K bause ’ s H eadache C ap 6VI. es — Warran ed, For Sale by T. K. Bolton, Sole Agent- GRANT HELMAN I’loprietor. t