VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD ------ THK FINKST------- T’T j A.JZJST and VALLEY RECORD. FANCY H* EÒI IST TI2ST C3-. NO MONOPOLY PRICES. ASHLAND, OREGON. Chief of the County Papers. Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. T £**Give us your order for letter heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu- ars. Etc. VOL. VII. ( ) The Hards—Thurman Wedding. Jas. Hards and Mrs.- Helen Thurman were married at the home of the bride in Applegate, October 30, 1894, Rev. Robt. Ennis officiating. This marriage illus trates the fact that truth is stranger than fiction. About 28 years ago James Hards and Ezra Arnold owned land on Big Butte creek, in this county. They en gaged in cutting wood and farming, working together, as their land joined. Hards married the young stepdaughter of Arnold, and soon after the men dis- agreed about tlieir work. The quarrel irrew bitter between them, and Arnold went to Hards’ house in his absence and took Hards’ wife home with him. The following day, Hards went to the home of Arnold, armed with a gun, and asked that his wife be allowed to return home with him. The old trouble came up be tween the men, and Arnold refused to let his stepdaughter go. Hards shot and killed Arnold, and then came to Jack sonville, to give himself up to the sheriff. He secured the services of a lawyer, to whom he detailed the circumstances of the killing, and was advised to leave tbe county. A few years later, his wife secured a divorce and married Charles Thurman, a well-respected citizen of this county. Several children were born to them, all of whom are now grown, and some of them married. A few years Bince, Mr. Thurman died. Later on Hards return ed to Jackson county, to find his claim had passed into the hands of others. He was recoenized, and at the next term of court indicted for killing Arnold, tried, convicted and sentenced to the penitenti ary. During the time of his trial, his former wife frequently visited him, and after the lapse of two years, circulated a petition for his pardon, which was pre sented to the governor and the pardon granted. Hards returned to Jackson county, and last week the couple, so long separated by circumstances, were again united in marriage. ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1894. N'O. 26. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year............................................... |2 50 Six months ......................................... ] fii. Three months...................................... 75 Advertising rates given on application. PKESSED BUICKS. Changed fdands ! F. D. Scott, of Central Point, has gone to L ob Angeles. 2 Your V Lon Walbridge returned to Phoenix Sunday from Siskiyou county. A™ J Heart’s Blood J R. D. Cole is now mine host of tl.e Blackburn Hotel at Grants P hsb . Y Is the most important part of ▼ r«> W your organism. Three-fourths of Henry Myers has completed a new the complaints to which thesys- residence on hie Lake creek farm. tern .is subject are due to impuri- W The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now A pair of Dennv pheasants are now Showing the ties in the blood. You can, there-^ scratching for a living up at Silver lake. fore, realize how vital it is to F« 1 Under the Management of Miss Alice Parker, daughter of Mrs. Keep It Pure ▼ Church, came from Sacramento Satur day. For which purpose nothing can ▼ equal I It effectually re- M Miss Annie Donoghue arrived Fridiy ÖS ss.s. all impurities, A moves' -------------------- ÖS iron San Francisco to live with her cleanses the blood thoroughly w folks. and builds up the general health. The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports L. Hooper and E. Aman have return Our Treatise on B!nod and Skin diseases mailed Free to any address. ed to Medford from a trip to Morrow HAS improved the House and is pre- the Royal Baking Powder a pure cream of tartar powder of ▼ SWIFT SPECIFIC CO . Atlanta, Ga. ▼ county. pared to Entertain the Traveling Public greater leavening strength than any other. Col. T. T. Lewis, who has been bed in First Class Style. fast for a week at Depot hotel, was about fl* — Bulletin 13, U. S. Ag. Dep., p. 599. Friday. £ 7XÍ) J. S. Bailey came in from Keno Fri day with a load of geese and fish for the The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the Royal Rates, $2.G0 and $2.50 Per Day. market. Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength. Miss Annie Morelock, of Gold Hill, is —-------- :o:----------- C. CALDWELL, spending the winter at Brownsville, Linn » — Bulletin io, p. 16, Inland Rev. Dep. LI s. county. ■ Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE T. J. O’Hara, of Medford, has gone to ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregu n DENTIST. Applegate to engage in mining for the 1 There is no question but the Royal is the strongest, purest Chase Combination Dental Plates made winter. with G< Id and Aluminum Roofs. -------- :o:--------- W. B. Kincaid is erecting a new and most wholesome baking powder in the market. Gold F i lings inserted in Porcelain Teeth dwelling in the Constant addition to o perft ct appearance. LI Sunday — State Chemist, Washington. Gold Grown and Contour work a specialty. Central Poirt. ‘u Office over the Bank. Miss Alta Brons, of Medford, has gone Fresh Eastern Oysters, Turkey and Cranberry Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 to Des Moines. Iowa, to visit relatives a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m. Sauce, Price 50 Cents. several months. Hence, in practical use, JQ M. BROWER M. D. Mrs. Ciif Newman returned Friday I from a visit with relatives and friends at Santa Rosa, Cal. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. R. B. Bryant has returned to Central A shland , : ; : O regon . Point from looking after business inter Klamath's New Indian Agent. ests in California. Office—At Residence intersection of Me Dr. Marshall Petet, of Veedersburg, “Mrs. R. P. Fab] and son, who have chanic, Laurel and Main Streets. Ind , the new agent of the Klamath In been stopping in Ashland for their health, dian reservation, arrived here last Tues- went to Portland Friday. J U WOOD. day morning, accompanied by his fami- ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK. ■ E. Barbe and the Mitchell’s killed ten Pt“*) ly, consisting of his wife, daughter Hal- DENTAL SURGEON. lie and son Milton. In the party were deer in a recent hunt at Dutchman’s O regon also S. C. Voorhees, wife and child. peak in the Applegate section. A shland , » Mr. Voorhees is a nephew of the famous R. E. Drum was up from Table Rock LL MANNER of metal and rubber democratic senator of Indiana, and is Saturday. He leaves soon to spend the BICHES IN THE MINES. THE PEOPLE’S WRONGS. I punish for contempt«, except such as aro plates made in the latest approved here to spend the winter. Dr. Petet is a winter in Arizona for his health. i committed in their presence or by officers methods; • < man of rather large build, is smooth- G'eat Wealth in the River Deposits (CONCLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE.) of their courts or in disobedience of so:no Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge shaven J. L. Castle shipped two carloads and appears to be of a practical ot Southern Oregon, work a specialty. All work warranted to of mankind to a young man of great pos ii lawful order. But what protection docs turn of mind. He will not take charge (double-deckod cars) of hogs to Portland Portland Oregonian, Nov. 1st 1 give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. sessions, “It is. easier for a camel to go this afford tho citizen when the very fed from Central Point last Thursday. Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. of the Agency until he has Bomewhat “ It is safe to say that not one in 20 has through the eye of a noodle than for a rich eral judgo who issues tho order passes up familiarized himself with his duties. Torn Haminersley, who returned rec- | the slightest conception of the richness of man to entor Uio kingdom of God.” I on its legality? The doctor was pension examiner in In ently from a trip to Lake county, was in | the gold deposits of southern Oregon would call upon the millionaires for heav It is to be hoped that congress w hen it diana under Cleveland’s former admin Ashland Friday from Gold Hill, to see ’ Throughout a section of country covering en’s sake to pause In their greed for more meets will put some check upon federal istration and for ten years past has been his girl. | an area of nearly 80 miles square, in millions and unite in tho passing of laws judges in assuming control of railroads surgeon for the Toledo. St. Louis and Josephine and Doualas counties, which, by securing equal opportunities to and issuing blanket injunctions and pun Mrs. W. II. Atkinson left Monday Jackson, ■ Kansas City railroad.—Klamath Express. are to be found some of the richest and all, shall contribute to tho happiness of ishing people for contempt of their as morning to visit in Wisconsin. Mrs. 1 sumed authority. If this congress does extensive gold deposits in the all. Gov. Pcnnoyer's Thanksgiving, Blakeman and Mrs. Mosher will leave most 1 not do it, I trust the people will sec to it world. ” Such were the words of Mr. L. Lest the millionaire should not listen I Salem, Nov. 1 —Governor I’ennoyer next week. that representatives are chosen hereafter U . Loomis, of Tacoma, to a reporter of would say to the men of the middlo classes to-dav issued the following Thanksgiving Dr. Isaac J. Tompkins died at Grants « The Oregonian, yesterday. Mr. Loomis of modomto means, farmers and others, who will. proclamation: "I hereby appoint the Pass last week. He was an old soldier i last Thursday of this month a thanks and the G. A. R. society conducted the has been engaged in tbe banking busi who, though they may not now, soon will Bticklen s Arnica Salve. ness for several years at Tacqma, but for feel tlio oppression of the money power, giving holiday, funeral services. arouse to the danger that threatens 6oon the past two years Has been engaged tx T he B est S alve in the .world for Cuts, I “In the day of prosperity be joyful, in mining. He owns, with to place you as fully nt the mercy of cor Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheuiu. Keyer H. Trijp and wife, of Portland, have clusively ' but in the day oi adversity consider.— the extensive placer mines at porate and individual wealth as the toil Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, bought 8'2 acres of land of W. B. Rob- others, 1 Ecclesiastes vii :14.” Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Dositivelj’ French Gulch, Mont., and also several ing laborers are today. erts at Medford and are preparing to OU GET AN ARTICLE I would say to tho laborers, now robbed cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guar- List of Betters build a residence. < quartz properties in Granite and Deer tnteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Free from the Prize Coun Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland The Haskins’s have just completed Lodge counties. Connected with Mr. of tho just reward of their labor and even refunded. Price 25 cents per box. compelled in this land of plenty and abun P. O., Nov. 5, 189 i: Loomis is T. II. Donovan, whose 14 ter containing bolts of ribbon, their tunneling contract for the quick FOR SALE BY Ashland Drug Co. Cook. F A Hembree, Mrs L A silver mining company at Cinnabar, years’ experience has taken him into dance to suffer hunger and cold, lay asido nearly every mining camp in Colorado, all manner of bickerings or disputes about pompons, packages of crazy Worth, Miss M (19) Looley, A 8 Hoxv Hirxmps Are Caught. south of Ashland butte. minor affairsand assert your independence Utah, Montana, California and Idaho. Persons calling for same will please say The shrimps sold in the city are caught patch work pieces, etc. “advertised.” W. H B runk . P. M." “This is my first trip to the placer by going to tho polls, uninfluenced by Dr. W. T. Lyon, a Portland dentist, during tho night before by “casters, ” money or those in authority, and cast a and hie cousin, C. A. Everetts, of Cor fields of southern Oregon,” said Mr. "When Others Fail vallis, were here last week looking for a Donovan, “and I must confess that they freeman’s vote for representatives in con who go, two in a boat, to eomo favored Call and examine my stock Hood’s Sarsaparilla builds up the shattered are richer than I ever believed possible. gress and the general assembly who will locality and there “cast’’ all nightlong of Fall and Winter Millinery system by giving vigorous action to the di locution in Jackson county. In all my experience in gold mining I bo true to your interests and securo tho for the delicious little crustacean that organs, creating an appetite and W. II. BoBtwiek, the enterprising Ap have never seen anything to beat south cnuctiueut of such laws as will permit you is served up at nearly every breakfast isU —conceded to be the neatest gestive purifying the blood. It is prepared by plegate farmer, was in Ashland Fridav to share in tho wealth created by your toil table in tlw city in thomorning. “Cast LÜ, ern Oregon, and the country is not halt methods, possesses the greatest cu and Saturday with a load of wheat. He and most attractive styles yet modern developed, and hardly prospected. Mr. r.nd to cat of the bread your hands have ing” is the throwing widespread on rative powers, and has the most wonderful was accompanied by his son. 5 J record of actual cures of any medicine in L Kimis and myself made a drive of some earned. Send forth to tho country and to tho water of a circular net, the edge of brought to Ashland. existence. Take only Hood's. Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers is 400 miles through the gold district, and the schoolhouses of tho land apostles of which-is weighted with leaden bull, nd best, handiest, safest, surest, cleanest, to Bay we are pleased does notexpress it. freedom who will agitato for the rights of MISS SADIE OBER, Milliner. Hood’s Pills are purely .vegetable, and the most economical and satisfactory dye ever We saw mines where the annual output man, now fettered by tho laws of property. provided with drawing strings, which, invented. It is tbe gentlemen’s favorite. One wiser than any of U p has said: passing through the center of the not, Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall. do not purge, pain or gripe.' 25c. is $164,00.), and this with an outlay of “ Give mo neither poverty nor riches. Feed aro attached to the edges. October Weather Summary. lees than $10.000. There aro several The three Heryford Bros., Lakeview 1110 with food convenient for me.” Lot us Tho net when east, in the water of Following is a summary of weather ob stock raisers, returned home last week properties worked in a modern manner, HIGH & STORY. servations at Ashland ¿luring month of from Gazelle with $25,000 in cash for but most ot the mines are worked exact profit by tho divine precept and so framo course sinks more rapidly at tlie edges October as reported by F. H. Carter, local 1024 head of cattle sold to Edson Bros. ly as they were 2a years ago, ami many a our laws as to secure to all food convenient than in the middle and confines within for them, and to nono vast riches unearned. observer for the Oregon State Weather its meshes the shrimps over which it Karl’s Clover Root will purify your good mine is not worked at nil because Great Britain and the Silver Question. Service: of the ignorance of the outside world, Blood, clear your complexion, regulate Elevation above sea level—1910 ft. I do not propose to discuss tho silver may have fallen. The rope to which is your Bowels and make your head clear as and the timidity of capital. The present Mean Temperature, 54.2. question, nor is there occasion that I aftachcd the drawing string being pull a bell. 25c., 50c. and $1, Sold by Ashland owners are poor prospectors, who know Departure from normal, plus 2.8. should. All parties favor bimetallism— ed, the net closes at the bottom and is Drug Company. the worth of their property, but who can Maximum Temperature, 85, on 4th. it is only to its establishment that so'no lifted into the boat with its contents. not get capital to help them develop it. ” Minimum Temperature, 31, on 6th. 9th. A son was born to the wife of Rev. E. object — and particularly without the con When Aurora begins his work < i tint “If the people of Oregon would spend Mean of maximum temperature, 67.5. E. Thompson, at Medford, Oct. 31st. sent of Great Britain. I had supposed ing the eastern sky, those hardy casters Mean of minumuin temperature. 40.9. half the time and energy and money in Number of times max. temp. 90 or above 0 Rev, Thompson’s father, E. L. Thomp advertising their mineral resources that that theso states were made free and inde aro on tlieir way to the city, lit re they Number of times min. temp. 32 or below 3. son, of Lyons, Nebraska, arrived the they do their agricultural resources,” pendent and absolved from all allegiance hand over their booty to men who cry Number of times min. temp. 40 or below 14. same day to make bis home with his observed Mr. Loomis, “the slate and to the British crown more than u hundred them about tlie streets, measuring the son. everybody in it would be vastly benefit years ago, but in this it seems I was mis shrimps out to them from their boats Total precipitatiou, 1.80 inches. Supt. F. B. Hatch, of Wells, Fargo & ed. What do you suppose one bank in taken, and that there aro those among us by the “places” or pan, the seller agree Departure from normal, plus .35. who think that congress should not pro —ELY’S CliEAM BALM-Cleanses tho Nasal Greatest precipitation in 21 consecutive Co., returned Sunday from a two weeks’ Jacksonville has paid out for gold dust ceed Paesa^es, Allays Pain and Intlamniaticn, Heuln t i to perforin its constitutional duty by ing to sell the shrimps and hand over absence at Myrtle Point, Coos county, within the past 30 years?” he added. hours, and date, .33 on 19th. the Sorea, Kestores Taste and. Small, and Cures U: coining money and regulating the value ■ rhe proceeds, less a liberal commission. where burglars robbed J. H. Roberts’s “Well they tell me they have bought oit-r Prevailing direction of wind, NW. store of $1500; $1250 of which belonged $30,000,000 worth of gold dust in that thereof without tho co-operation of Great —Charleston News and Courier. Britain. Let those who think so crook the SHAVING * to W. F. A Co. time. Think of it;-’a million a year! pliant Number of clear days, 15. hinges ot the knee to the money AND A Vast Revolution. Number of partly cloudy days, 8. Peter Applegate has forwarded a $10,- And it’s a way of making money that power of England. I, for one, acknowl makes prosperity, because it adds just We are in a vast industrial evolution. * * HAIRDRESSING Number of cloudy days, 8. Hives Relief at onco for Cold in Hea 000 bond to Washington, D. C., for his edge no such allegiance, but beliovo it tho Number of days on which .01 or more of new position as U. 8. mineral surveyor that much to the circulation of the duty of congress to act independently and I must intensify that and say revolu ------- It is Quickly Absorbed. PARLORS. ELY BROS., 56 Warren St. precipitation fell, 11. country. We have secured some prop establish tho value of coin as it existed tion, and we are in it as we never were and he will have the job of surveying Number of days on which .04 or more of Opposite Plaza. and exaui'ning the mineral lands that erty in the gold belt.” he continued, prior t-o 1873, when silver was demonetized. before because the conditions are higher. precipitation fell. 9. I desire to say a few words upon the en the Southern Pacific is getting ready to “and we propose spending some Mon Local Agents Albany Steam Laundry. Dates of injurious frost, Gth, Sth. tana gold to develop our Oregon mines. croachments of federal courts upon the The conditions for such a state of tilings Remarks: Excepting last year, the lay its hands on. never before existed. Under despotic In less than 60 davs we will be taking heaviest October rainfall since 1882. rights of tho people. Of I The close season for deer does not out from $100 to $150 per day. This is constitutional government the king used to say to a late years the United States judges have J ohn C onway . M. H. H owell . commence until the first of December, no idle prophecy. We have carefully assumed thousand men, “Go out and hew tim jurisdiction they would not have Jackson Co, Oregon. according to the act passed by the legis prospected our ground and know what dared to exercise in tho earlier days of the bers, quarry stone, wall in my city, lature and filed with the secretary of we have. And othera can go down republic. They now claim tho right to de build a tomb or build a temple.’’ They state Feb. 22, 1893. An act filed the day there, if they have the experience, and termine the extent of their jurisdiction had to go. Now we have come to the A.GI'NT previous fixed the commencement of the get property that will do as well. But and enforce such orders as they think ago of personal liberty and co-erdinat« close season November 1. NOTARY PUBLIC and they’ll have to go quick. Word is be proper to make. Theso federal judges, like power, and it is so great that none c. BOOT and SHOEMAKERS, Tbe Klamath Falls Express will get ginning to get out among mining rr.en, sappers and miners, have for years silent as who have studied it can profess t COL LECTOR < ) F ACCOI ’ N TS ont a special holiday edition with and the mines of southern Oregon are ly and steadily enlarged their jurisdiction, understand it tlioronghly. Wer.ro ii THE OLD STAND, OPPOSIT e A m C AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acre- uj>, pictures of its leading citizens, and Chas. beginning to be appreciated. Many new and unless checked by legislation they for Sale or Rent. H. Pierce, Capt. O. C. Applegate, G. J. properties are being opoued up. Geo. will soon undermine tho very pillars of the midst of a vast movement, and none HARDWARE STOudJ^ Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. Farnsworth and O. A Stearns will con W. Boggs, ex-city treasurer of Tacoma, the constitution and bury the lilierties of of us would arrest it if v. e could. What we want to do is to study it, to utilize tribute articles on the leading industries is opening up a fine property of 400 1 tho people beneath their ruin. BOOTS & SHOES QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES acres on Elliott creek. His ground has it, and the only solution at last is “in and history of the country. The Essence of Despotism. been thoroughly and carefully tested and love serving one another, ’ ’ to recognize To vest any man or set of men with au ------- THAT FIT YOU------- As bilver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the, tm e for koine Mr. Moore, the postmaster at Bradshaw, shows up so much gol<i that Mr. Biggs Va., after reading «n advertisement ot is counted a very wealthy man already thority to determine tho extent of tlieir the service of man to man, and for each seekers to get bargains, as I will lake silver in exchange. Call on or address me for Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhcea 1 by those acquainted with the property. powers and to enforce their decrees is of one to gladly take his place in the vast further particulars. MANE TO ORDER Remedy, concluded to try a bottle of it. the very essence of despotism. Federal correlations and co erdinations of such AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. lie says: "I used it in two cases of colic I Judge W. H. Reid, also of Tacoma, is 1 judges now claim the right to take posscs- a w orld and lovingly and gladly fill heavily interested, with other Tacoma and three for diarrhoea with perfect satis 1 sion of and run the railroads of the coun surveyor faction. I have handled and used a great men, in a fine property at Tolu. They try, to issue injunctions without notice his place.—H. W. Thomas. ew work a specialty . xj . and Government Land Locator deal ot patent medidne but never tried anv are putliog in an extensive pumping and to punish for contempt by fine and pairing neatly done. Half-Soling, Ohl Papers tor Sale. that gave as good results as this.” For plant, and have everything on the men’s 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. 1 imprisonment uny one who disputes tlieir salejiy Ashland Drug Company. Old papers, suitable for wrapping pur- OREGON. THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE, ground almost ready to begin operations. authority. poses, putting under carpels, packing, etc., - Baztliss»- Supt. L. F. Willits, of the Yainax sub Our own mining ground is situated on Congress some years ago passed r.n act for sale cheap at tbe K ecckd office. AVING gaineda coinpte know ledge of tbe lay of Hie land in this country by ac Driven Out of the System by agency, and Engineer G. W. Loosely the beadwaters of Little Applegate, and limiting tual experience, I am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the the ww rs of federal judges to Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap the Use of cams over from Yainax last Tuesday and we are spending $5000 to put in the Ixstof satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. filed on homesteads near cld Ft. Klam necessary ditches and flumes for a mod ath. The Lakeview land office has re ern hydraulic plant. We have 2,000,000 Ayer’s Sarsaparilla jected as swamp, land in Tp. 34 S. R. 7*^ cubic yards of dirt that shows up 35 W. O. JOHNSON. E., recent survey, situated near Fort*. cents per yard, actual results. We count on 20 cents per yard to be safe. Our “For five years, I was a great o; Klamath .—Lakeview Examiner. HAS MOVED HER JOHNSON & MILLER placer mines in Montana has to shut sufferer from a most persistent ° Hon. Hardy Elliff died at his home at down four months of the year on account a we tii l blood disease, none of the various o; Galesville, Douglas county, Friday night, <>f tbecold We can run our Oregon’ DRESSMAKING medicines I took being bein; of any o in the presence Practical Blacksmiths, BEST ill TME WORI.D of all his children, aged mine the tear round. It never freezes Hoping that oi help whatever. I~ . Ttsrvoari-.ir quaiitinsaro ursurpasacd. actii'illy 70 vears. He came to southern Oregon CAitlaslins two box.'3 of any ot’.er br;i"d. Nci Experienced Horseshoer of climate would iienefit ® ( up. ” _ ______________ PARLORS change thrive ou Scott's Emulsion when all the rest < f their food effecud Ly Laat. BTGioT T31EGEN L INE. from California in 1851 and secured 3500 me, I went to Cuba, to Florida, o FOR SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY, lye* Man and wife' arc like a pair of scis acres ot land on upper Cow creek. At and then to Saratoga Springs, o , seems to go to waste. Thin Babies and Weak Children grow I Next Door North of Opera where I remained some time o the time of hiB death he had a $17,000 sors so long as they are together, but ITT ATER STREET—Below the Liven o strong, plump and healthy by taking it. claim against the government for depre they beoome daggers ns soon as they ore drinking the waters. But all was o VV Stable. Teints reasonable; Work House Block, ___ dations committed by tbe Indians. He disunited. —Popular Magazine. no use. At last, being advised o Guaruntet <1. leaves five married daughters and a son. i bv several friends to try Ayer’s o TllY L'S! Where she will be pleased Sarsaparilla, I began taking it, o: O' Entire costume.-- v.il! this winter be Mr. and Mrs. 8. L- Bennett gave a re and very soon favorable results piade of Persian lamb and other varie o to see her old friends and were manifest. To-day I con union party to the pioneer ladies of old O; Manzanita precinct, at the Bennett place ties of fur. patrons. sider myself a perfectly healthy O O two miles north of Medford. There were Black, wine color and golden brown man, with a good appetite and O overcomes iuhei’itetl tveakness and all the teudtncies toward present, Mrs. S. Root, Mrs. A. Merri velvets will l»o tn great demand for fall not the legist trace ot my former O Emaciation or Consumption. Thin, weak babies and growing man, Mrs. Jane E. Plvinale, Mrs. W. J.1 and winter millinery. complaint. To all my friends, O DR. JORDAN & CO.’S Plymale, Mrs. Anna Beall, Mrs. R. V. and especially young men like O' children and all persons suffering from Loss of Flesh, Weak Clover blossoms uro particularly fash Beall, Mrs C. Magruder, Mrs. A. Har 1 recommend Ayer’s Sar O O GREAT MUSEUM OF UATOMT myself, Lungs, Chronic Goughs, and Wasting Diseases will receive ionable just now, and the new makes vey, Mrs. John Beek, Hon. E. F. Walk saparilla, if in need of a perfectly o 1051 Market St., San FmncHco O' are wonderful improvements on the old reliable blood-purifier. ’ — J ose er, and Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bennett. Mr. untold benefits from this great nourishment.® The formu’a (Between 6lh and 7th Sts.) i A. E scobar , proprietor Hotel O' Walker was invited to take the place of productions. >’* o Go and learn how wonderfully ) ou for making Scott’s Emulsion has been endorsed by the med Victoria, Key West, Fla.; resi his wife, an octogenarian, who could not o are made and how to avoid sickness Black ami white striped ribbons aro dence, 352 W. 16th St., New 1 ork. o ' » * » • • and disease. Museum enlarged with lie present on account of falling health. much usod to make rosettoe and bows ical world for twenty years. No secret about it. o thousands of new objects. Admis- 1. W. Church, of Staunton Post G. A. R. o Send for pamphlet on Scott's Emulsion. EREE. with upstanding ends, these being ex _ sion 25 cts. o Passenger C<iacl'C‘ to licet y says: “I have tried nearly every cougli Private Office-Sanse MMuildlng o remedy but have found nothing to "coni pare tensively employed to trim turbaus and Scott A Bowna, N. Y. All Druggists. SO cents and 1051 Market Street- Diseases ot men: . .e va-i reiglit moved about town o stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of tbe skin with Parks’ Cough Syrup. There is noth French toques_____________ Admitted tor Exhibition * o and kidneys quickly cured without the use ot m«r- F.lt TH AN ANY ONE E LO i o ing on earth like it for bronchitis. I have ■sury. Treatment personally or by latter. Send A cup of Parks’Tea at night moves tlie i AT THE WORLD’S FAIR o suffered ever since my discharge from the wood of all kinds delivei Fiie foe boek. £ • bowels in the morning wiihout pain or dis army and Parks’ Cough Syrup is the only New shoes, noua equal—$1.50. At The oQaoaflAflddaoooooooooJflge remedy that has ever helped me.” bold by comfort. It is n great health giver and Long •atablisbed and rtliable practitioners. i i town at the lowest price. *be;e Fair The R ecord gives advertisers most value for their money. blood purifitr. bold by E. A. bbe>wiu. Ei A, ehsrwin, 9 V V V Professional Cards HOTEL Tie Official Records, OREGON. Best Baking Powder •J $ The Royal Baking Powder goes further, makes purer and more perfect food than any other. A S H L $ Fl D M L L$ A For Every Dollar’s Worth OF GOODS SOLD Y For Cash Opposite HOTEL FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To H. C. MYER Ashland, Oregon. GARLAND STOVES & RANGES, AMMUNITION. C U T LEliA GOLD HILL HOWELL & CONWAY, H N 1ST T) VOTING Blood Poison H MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN Scotta Emulsion. H. J. HICKS p Ayer’SoXSarsaparilla