Br««. VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD ------ TH! riNKIT------ FXjÆJIJSr AND HJX-JSTOY ZPZEÒT dSTTITST C3-. NO MONOPOLY PRICES. jtW"Give us your order for Letter­ heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu- ars, Etc. VOL. VÏÏ. i V Your V J Heart’s Blood ! V Is the_____ Is the most important part of ▼ your organism. organism. Three-fourths of W the complaints to cu wuieu which thesys- uicsys- tem is subject are due to impuri- W You can, ties in the blood. Youcan,there- fore, realize how vital it is to ▼ SB V — ▼ Keep It Pure jf For which purpose ose nothing can ▼ equal I It effectually re- M moves' ------------ a 11 impurities, ▼ cleanses the blood thoroughly and builds up the general health, sss. PRESSED BRICKS. Within the last ten days Messrs. C. Swanston. Louis Garber, John Coughlin, Tom Collins and the XL Company, have taken about 2400 head of cattle to Shasta valley. The drive is about over, but there will probably be about 500 head more to go from the best authority we have. The output of beef cattle driven from Klamath and Lake counties to Shasta valley will reach the number of 15,000 head. O. C. Applegate last Sun­ day drove through town 292 head of two and three-year-old beef cattle and 160 calves, which be had sold to Mitchell, the cattle buyer. The Applegates, Oli­ ver and Ivan, and Gilbert Anderson are not disposing of all their cattle holdings, but are cutting down their herds to suit the range. They still have 1000 head on their ranches.—Express. ■ • Dr. Songer was at the county seat Monday. Mias Blanche Whiting has gone to Los Angeles. Mrs. J. H. Russell returned Sunday from Portland. John Hitt, of Sardine creek, has gone to Washington. Newt. Shook has returned from a busi­ ness trip to Klamath county. Albert Pankey was up from Central Point Friday on a business trip. Mrs Dunuey, of Galls creek, is critical condition from consumption. Jack Way has returned to Oregon City from a visit with Gold Hili relatives. A daughter was born to the wife of the late A. J. Ganiard in Ashland Nov. 6th. Mrs. Carrie Snyder, of California, has been paying Mrs. R. T. Melius a visit. II. E. Baker was married at Elkton, Douglas county, Oct. 25th, to Alice Mc- Clay. Surveyor Root has returned from his work on the Portland Bull Run water works. Al. Ball, who has been saw-milling in Josephine county, returned to Ashland Saturday. M. C. Kasson reports splendid duck and geese hunting sport at Pelican bay this season. Capt O. C. Applegate, the Klamath county stock raiser, came in Saturday on a business trip. Deputy Sheriff A. S. Barnes came up Saturday and spent Sunday with bis family in Ashland. L. C. Rodenberger, the carpenter, has just completed a residence for Mr. Leev­ er at Central Point. Dr. A. J. Collar, a Yreka physician, was in Ashland Friday, interviewing Electrician Tutthill. Albert Kinney, of the hardware firm of Kinney & Provost, is in Yamhill county on a business trip, Ex-County Clerk W. N. Sutton, of Lake view, passed through Friday for a trip to tbe Willamette valley. Chas. H. Johnson, E. V. Mills, W. II. Leeds and E. V. Carter left Monday for ¡»hunting trip at Pelican Bay. Frank Arant brought his father, J. T. Arant, in from Klamath county and took him to Douglas county Saturday. A petition is being circulated in Albany for the pardon of Russell, Linn county’s embezzling school superintendent. F. T. Wheeler, the artistic painter of Central Point, has put a new dress on I’eter Applegate’s residence in that burg. Before buying a piano or organ don’t fail to see aiid hear the Kimball. G. F. Shepherd will show them to you and give prices. Mr. Devenney, Sr., of Phoenix, is in a very critical condition from another stroke of paralysis that attacked him Sat­ urday. The Alota evaporator at Medford has finished a run on 100,000 pounds of green fruit, and is just starting in on 300 bush­ els of apples. W. H. Basye, one of the prominent and respected citizens of the Kubli sec­ tion on Applegate, died at bis home on tho 6th iust.. aged 65 years. Douglas county, also, will cease paying wild animal bounties after the 1st of De­ cember. Linn county will pay no more bounties except on coyotos, whose scalps bring $2.50 each. John R. Stearns returned Sunday from Klarnath river, where he has been super­ intending the work on Songer & Dame’s river mine, getting it ready for early operations in the spring. Charley Hill, a native of Ashland, had his foot crushed while doing foreman work at the Everett, Wash., dry dock, necessitating the amputation of that member above the ankle, E. R. Allen, representing the Portland winter fair, was in Ashland Saturday ad- vertising the same. It begins December 20th, and he is working up interest in an excursion with special low rates. The Ashland public schools have added on another teacher,N.H.Clayton, which makes 11 teachers in the service. The enrollment is near onto 600, which indi­ cates that Ashland is full of kids. Capt. A. C. Smith, the red hot popu­ list of Phoenix, has gone to Michigan, via Colorado, to visit his mother and re­ main several months. His two grand­ children go with him to Colorado. Mrs. D. W. Mathews and daughters, Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Oskie Math­ ews, came in from Klamath Agency and left for Salem Saturday. Ex-Agent Mathews will be along in a few weeks. The “good times” and revival of pros­ perity Tuesday week did not prove effi­ cacious in one ease at least. Sicbel & Mayer, of Portland, went on a “gold basis” Saturday ; liabilities over $60,000. Insanity Caused by a Lynching, ▼ Sheriff F. P. Lane and Daput.v Sheriff Manley Whorton passed through Friday from Lakeview with Al. Heminger, whom they were taking to the Salem in­ sane asylum. Heminger was the night watch of Lakeview when a mob took his keys to the county jail from him at the point of two revolvers and then took Bill Thompson out of tbe jail and lynched him to tbe court house. This affair so impressed Heminger that he went crazv on that subject, thinking that the mob is after him and that tbe people of Lake­ view have it in for him. Professional Cards CALDWELL, MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE DENTIST. Chase Combination Dental Plates made with G< Id and Aluminum Roofs. Gold F.ilings inserted in Porcelain Teeth o perf< st. appearance. Gold Crow n and Contour work a specialty. Office over the Bank. Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 a. in. and 4 to 5p. m. M. BROWER A Mining Man in Trouble. Tacoma, Nov. 8.—George W. Boggs, ex-city treasurer, was to-day arrested charged with embezzling $24,368 of tiie city’s money. Tbe charge states that he took tbe city cash, and in place put into the State Savings bank three notes that were worthless; one for $10,767; one for $7491, and one for $500; also that he en­ tered an item ns “campaign fund,” amounting to $5608. It seems that when­ ever be wanted money, be would draw on the hank and put notes in place of the cash. Ae to the campaign fund item, the bookkeeper at the bank explains that Boggs told him he had spent over $5000, Upon the bookkeeper asking him how he should charge the amount, goggs said: “Oh, charge in to the campaign fund.” The note for $10,000 is absolutely worth­ less, and the others would not realize 10 cents on the dollar. Pending the preliminary examination Boggs is about on a bail bond. M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, : A shland , : ; O regon . Office—At Residence intersection of Me­ chanic, Laurel and Main Streets. J L. WOOD. DENTAL SURGEON. : A shland , : : ASHLAND, Klamath Stock Shipments. Our Treatise on B’ood and Skin diseases mailed Free to any address. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 6a. O regon LL MANNER of metal and rubber plates made in the latest approved methods. Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge Ringing Noises work a specialty. All work warranted to In the ears, sometimes a roarintr. buzzing give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. sound, are caused by catarrh, that exceed­ Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. ingly disagreeable and very common dis­ ease. Loss of smell or bearing also result front catarrh. Hood’s Sarsaparilla, tbe great blood purifier, is a peculiarly success­ ful remedy ter this disease, which it cures by purifying the blood. A For Every Dollar’s Worth OF GOODS SOLD Hood'd Pills are the best after dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. By the Shotgun ltonte. Wm. Schubert, a 38 vear-old Austrian, arose from his bed at his place on Oak creek, east of Roseburg, Thursday morn­ ing, and shot himself in the mouth with a shot gun, scattering his brains all over the room. His wife inimediatel)’ went to his room and found him lying dead OU GET AN ARTICLE over a box He was the principal wit­ ness in the case against Beckman, whose Freo from the Prize Coun­ trial for the murder of his wife and ehild ter containing bolts of ribbon, comes up in December. Y pompons, packages of crazy patch work pieces, etc. Call and examine my stock of Fall and Winter Millinery —conceded to be the neatest and most attractive styles yet brought to Ashland. A cup of Parks’ Tea at night moves the bowels in the morning without pain or dis­ comfort. It is a great health giver and blood purifier. Sold by E. A. Sherwin. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland P. O., Nov. 12, 1891: Blazer, C H Bennett, A G Barton, Mr M Corwin, Mr G B Green, Mrs B A Patrick, Alexnnder Ruddick, A M Shater, Mr 8 J Welch, Mr Anderson MISS SADIE OBER, Milliner. Persons calling for same will please say W. II B runk , P. M.' Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall. “advertised.” HIGH & STOIEÒY. Real Estate. Henry Wilson to Mrs Josephine Apple­ gate—It 6, blk 51. Central Point : $275. Eliza .1 Hamlin to G W Hamlin—all of It 12, blk 20, Medford ; $5. Eliza J Hamlin to G W Hamlin—land in tp 38 s, r 1 w, 51 acres; $3500. O M Beamer to G W Crowson—land in sec 16, tp 39 s, r 1 e, 1 acre; $575. Geo W Crowson to Geo Crowson—undi­ vided °f Its 2, 3, Hunsaker’s add to Ash­ land; $275. F Roper to C E Reid—It 25, Pracht’s add to Ashland: $75. B N Front to H S Sayles—It 6, Hargadine add, Ashland; $50. Ashland Mining Co. to P B Sinnott and P Kelley—“A N King Lode Claim,” Daven­ port mining district; $1. G B Henton to Wm Myer—Its 2. 3, 5, 6, W C Myer add, Ashland; $1. Eliza J Hamlin to J Hamlin—land In tp 38 s. r 1 w, 54 acres, also nw% of se!4, sec SHAVING * 24, tp~39 s, r 2 w, 113 80-100 acres; $700. Carlos McDonough to Jas McDonough- AND all rijfTit, title and interest in the Fort Lane * * HAIRDRESSING mining claim, together with water right, ditches, reservoir, etc.; $1. PARLORS. A E Eide to Martha Otl'erdahl—land in tp 37 s, r 2 w, 20 acres: $600, Opposite Plaza. E K Anderson to Julius Hart—of Local Agents Albany Steam Laundry. sw%, sec 32, tp 39. and Its 3, 4, sec 5, tp 40, all in range 4 east, 172.23 acres; $120. M. H. H owell . J ohn C onway . BOOT« SHOEMAKERS, THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S HARDWARE STORE. BOOTS & ------- THAT FIT YOU------- YÆ-ÆZDZE TO ORDER AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. - Bsitlxs» DON’T WAIT For a Cold to Bun into Bron­ chitis or Pneumonia. Check it at Once DRESSMAKING PARLORS AYER’S Next Door North of Opera Cherry Pectoral. House Block, ------ WITH------- Where she will be pleased to see her old friends and patrons. DR. 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M. governor seemed tobe brimming over with NOTARY PUBLIC and Tho pref. s .:o’>:.l copyists had all passed Jones and J. D. Farra have returned to good humor. He apparently was tempt­ kliscry and Torture. tway, tho printers had no competition, COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS ed to express his views more freely, but Silver lake from the railroad where they Father Ignaties is calling attention sold their beef and received 3}^ and 4 refrained from doing so for reasons which to tho miscrablo kick of preaching abil­ md everything was sacrificed to cheap- AS LISTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up, I18SS. ho did not explain. cents. for Sale or Rent. ity among tho clergy ’ of the English From an outside source it was learned Tbe trade cf a bonklfinder was as dis­ Wm. M. Carey, the ex-harness and Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. church. His criticisms aro fully justi­ that Governor Pennoyer grew quite fa ­ tinct in ancient as in modern times. He saddle dealer, of Central Point, has re­ fied, even when he declares: QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES turned from an excursion through Cali­ cetious over the defeat of Representative prepared the volume, made tho roller “ It is high time that something were fornia for his health. “Tex.” found the Wilson in West Virginia. He sent him around which the parchment was enried, As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the tune for home climate down there was of no particular a copy of his recent Thanksgiving proe- done to prevent the grievous torture put on the titlo and any ornamentation seekers to get bargains, as I will take silver in exchange. Call on or address lue for | lamation, with the following words un inflicted every Sunday upon so large a benefit to lorn. further particulars. I derseored: number of the church going population. that might be desired. Rev. F. G. Strange is in the Bay City “In ths day of adversity, consider.” Paper has been made in China from Why should people who are utterly un­ attending a meeting of ihe board ofdirec- time immemorial. Outside of China it able to preach be compelled to try to do tors of the S. F. Presbyterian Theologi­ Are your children subject to croup? If SURVEYOR cal Seminary, tbe onlv one on the coast. so, you .diould never be without a bottle of so Sunday after Sunday for the whole was first made at Samarkand, in Tur-, ’ and Government Land Locator kestan, A. D. 750. It was imported into He is one of the directors and will ba ab­ Chamberlain’s Cough Keniedy. Ills acer- course of their lives? They are a misery tain cure for croup, and has never been Europe from tho east for 200 years be ­ to themselves and a torture to their fel ­ sent about two weeks kno -vn to fail. If given freely as soon as •WI-MZEIR, OT^EG-OIST. fore the Europeans thought of making M. C. Kasson, A. H. Lawrentz and the croup cough app;ars it will prevent the low creatures, and they cause many per­ it for themselves.—St Louis Globe- AVING gaineda compte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac­ wife, Harmon Lincoln and wife, Robt. attack. It is the soul reliance with thous­ sons to dread the Sabbath and the house Democrat. tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information tLe ands of mothers who have croupy children, of God. ” ____________ Welch and wife, John Boor and wife best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. and never disappoints them. There is no and Mr. Richardson, all Pelican bay set danger in giving this Remedy in large and tiers, were in Ashland last week after frequent doses, as it contains nothing in­ their winter supplies, coining over the jurious. 50 cent bottles for sale by Ash­ E. M. MILLER. W. O.JOHNSON. Dead Indian road. land Drug Company. gl Mrs. Hannah Simpkins died at Wood­ He Got the Russet Shoes. ville on the 6th inst., aged 65 years. She I Oliver Vtui ’Ostend, the New York leaves a husband and six grown sons and I Practical Blacksmiths, BEST IS THE WORLD. -A daughters. She was buried at Woodville electric expert, is very fond of driving îtCWeariDrmuailtlesarounsurtiuMd. actually last Thursday. Mrs. Simpkins was a and a day or so ago told his groom to Experienced Horseshoers. i very painful to endure and troubling me day and night, for nine weeks, in spite of numerous remedies. Ayer’s Cherry Pec­ toral me, I fruit»! being UClllg recommended 1 vwmiuv.ivmv. uav, began to take it, and inside of 24 ras relieved oi hours, I was of tne the tickling in my throat. Before I finished the a hnttln bottle, mv my ennerh cough was nearly gone. I cannot speak too highly hjghly of its excellence. excellence, ”— Mrs. E. 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