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Medfor-i Items.
ASHLAND TIDINGS.
FRIDAY...
MAY J4. 1*K*
cDlTOHlAL MOTES AMD NEWS
The lat«*»t cabinet gossip incident
h- Miller's rumored elevation to the
supreme bench leaves Tracy at the
bead of th«* navy department anil gives
the attorney generalship to the Pacific
slo|>e, Morri» E»t«»e or possibly John
F. Swift.
People from the Sound tell us the
»treat I mhiiu which has been a repeti­
tion at Tacoma ami Seattle of the
Southern California suburban town
lot craze i him flattened out. and prices
have dropped materially.
The federal c»vil-service e-uniuw-
aion, as completed by the appoint­
ment of Theodore Roosevelt anil
Hugh S. Thorn)»*>n as associates of
Mr. Lyman, ia better in point of abili­
ty and more friendly to the reform
thau it has ever been under the pres­
ent law President Harrison deserves
credit for putting the direction of
this system in the handsof its friends.
N.Y World, ¡'.a
Jacksonville Brevities
Thu gram! lodge ropr-vnintatives, |.
<>. O. F. have returue-l home ami re­
Mrs. EiL Wilkinson >s visiting her port a splendid tlmv Hl tile |>ros|>eroiis
city of McMinnville.
parents al Jacksonville.
Mrs. (’hurl,-. Nickell, the estimable
W. H. Leede, of tin- l tiuNos. was
Is still
in Medford a abort time last Moi: ni.iy. wife of til«' «»lltor of th*'
serioiiidy HL ami her many friemls ar«-
Joseph Hughes, of Si-kiviai county. l»s-omiug exlretin-lv anxious ns to the
Cal., was in town Tile» lay on a i>usi- termination ot tier <ii».-ns«-.
nees visit.
(’apt.
T. B irivs. a S»nth»-rn
Work is fust progressing on Jas. Oregon pioneer nn<i Mexican war
Rol»-rts uew bouse in tti-' southern veteran, *h»*ti at the rebhivuce ot’ Jam» h
part of town.
A. Wilson ia>t .S.itnioij . after an 11!-
Frank Galloway purchased the Har­ ! h * m ^ of two anti a half years duration.
ris property on C stoat this week.
Chris. Ulrich, an enterprising citizen
Tiie pins* pan! was j?'2l»»i.
of this pla<x\ will ?-> »n h»‘4JTi the man-
H. C. Kinney, (teucral manager of ufact¡ire an i exportation of furniture,
nnprovtsl
the S. P. 1». ,V L. Co., was in town and has purchased the 1
mavhtuery tor planing mill. etc., and
this w«s-k on a business visit.
ljiui-lcis materud will a^itin l>e ubLuuu-
Mr. l!i iggs is opening a Gents fur­ l»l * in the town of Jacksonville. Sue-
nishing estnbllsumeiit ill Jackson *V cet-s to the uew enterpris •.
Dam -u’s biiil-liug ou Cstreet.
l>r. B. M. (till, a physician of
Messrs. L. L. Aug!«* and A B. attainmoDts, who has I rm u a success­
Brook» have made several trips np to ful practitioner in this place for several
Ash)ami within th«- past week or two. \cars. L hs ren»<*\t*d with bis family t«»
Jos. Patterson inui Rufus Cox have Klamath City. Siskiy<»n county, ('.»I.
each purchased a new “Advance” The l»r. who is a < t A. K. veteran, will
tbrudlier of the ageut, Mr. A. Slocum. find warm friends and appreciable
patruns wherever Christian worth and
l'b«* t.-< w M. E. Church is be.ug ra|>- medical r»kdl are nt a premium, il«*
idly pushivl to completion, imd wiil Is* and his most estimable family ar** a
ready for
iu the near vain iblv acquisition to the most retin*»d
future.
social circles and we reluctantly part
with them. I
some'
r con
Kxliibit
ill
Th«- M. E. church building is la-ini
raiMsi and improved.
ASHLAND
SATURDAY, JUNE 15
BEAR YE!
».
A. Dav,
Cleveland. i| the tir»t two uioulhs in
l'« HU-
lllllld-
the executive office, by but an insig­
nificant twenty in the matter of four-
yeurs aj.|>>>intmeiits
Y'.'t. acconiing
t .the Mugwump organa, Pr.-saL-ut
Cleveland Was a Civil Service Befortn
er, while President Harrison is not
W hat a humbug tin» »o-called R form
1». and what a prts'ious lot of hy)»>
erites the Miigwum)« arc.
I >111 i. 1111g
■ •I I’ll
R. 1‘. Ann
mil «iu.u it
W in. I • -mil
H. Hull.
n
democratic prt'dei'eeeor, line, it i- aaitl,
discovered gigantic frauds in star
rout«- contracts that were to have ta­
ken effect July 1. Th«-se involve in
aggregate ov«-r il5i,ism. The chief
clerk in the attorney-general’s office
is now- m work u|»m the evidt-ne«-, the
publication of winch will add new sig
niticanc«' to the “stop thief shout of
reform which was the watchword, if
not the war cry. of th«- I. t adnnni- •
tr Aioli. |< iregonian.
M.o
EVERYTHING
m Whisp
Mr. I
a num'
pumps
a deep
Pis. ,V Co
brick m arly
kiln turned
which are nil
rroni Sani-ui.
S am F rani tuo. May 20. l’he steam
er Rockton arrived to-day fr :u Apii
with four h i nd r«»i and wv-nt surviv
ora of the S.nnoan liiir ne.me. nielli i
illg tW.-U'y-tWo
r-t wo olii
olli -ejs. .She left A)
May 1st and on the following «1
pasta' I a iwn-of-war sii|i|>os«sl to ba
iss'iithe A.ert. The Kocktou pro-w
ml direct to Mare Island.
\ Al.i.EJo, Ca!., May 2H. I’ll«'steamer
K>s*ktoii arrivisl st 2 p. m. tixlay. ami
was greet«-«* with cheers as she pass.,I
the receiving ship Independence. The
baud on the ILw'kton playeil in res-
I>ouse to t h** cbis-niig, “Home, Sweet
Home." The Adams*. Pinto’s, MeAr-
tbiir s and Hassler’s men re.s|s>nded in
like inanuer. as the llockton )»iss<s| np
the stream in or ler to make a landing
alongside, the quay. The steamer has
on boar-j 2!M» m- n Is'loiiging to the
Treutoti, four of rhe Nipsic men, and
141 of the Vamlaiia’s, tieside»21 offic,
Tills d,»u not complete the num!>-r
wreck«»! men. as about 75 men still
main at Apia, l liey wiil arrive on the
uext steam.-r. The men report a p! ■.«.»-
ant trip up. The men siiil ri-maiuing
at Apia are all in tirst-'l.i»a eon tition.
the sick persona, uunilieritig «l>>ut 20.
having I»»*11 placed on th- It > kton and
brought home, and the men will tie
qiiarten»i on th«' Iu.ie|M'mleuce. I’hey
are in charge ot Capt. Farquhar. l ue
officers anil men remaining at Apia be­
long to the 1’r-uton. All the guns of
th«' wreck«»! v««ssels have l»*en sav«»i.
V ai . liuo , May 20tb. A numlier of
guns sav«»l from the wreck were
bmnght here by the IvK'kton. and un-
load«*«! at the uavy yar.l.
The rescind int'u compl un bitterly
of the accoiiimoil.»tiun and food fur­
nished them during the voyage on
lioaril the IwM'ktou.
S an F rin < ts « i >. May 20. The fol­
lowing statement ot affairs at Samoa is
made by Captain Farquhar: "The
N i | muc is hi port awi.iting the Alert,
to l>e couveyeil to Aukland for repairs.
The English man-of-war Rapid was al­
so in Apla. Eighty of the Trenton’s
otlii'ers and men wen- left Isduml t«
finish wr«»'kmg the •• Ir-hton and Van­
dalia. All quiet. The native armies
are disbanding in «'ous.-queuce ot n
proclainatii.u i-*u.»l by Admiral Kim-
iierly advising »»'.ice. Al! are anxious­
ly awaitiug the result of the Berlin con­
ference. Famtue exists nuioug the ua
fives on account of th«' destruction of
crops during the rts'ent hurricane. It
would l>e charity to send them bread
at once. The famine will last alsiilt
three inolitl IS.
'dAEi’.tl. NEWS
line of the bamiils wii.i ambusli-'-i
ami robl>ed pay m ister Wham's party
in Arizona has liven captured near
Saliifitsvtlle, A. T. It is stated that
l,7lill soldiers are uow in the cordon
surrounding th. rol »tiers, with twenty
ludían »nuts trailing the bmdlts.
Lewiston, May 20. The trainmen
on the first train over the ('anadian
Panties new line through the North­
ern Maine backwoods bad an exjieri-
euce which left them blister,»1. weary
and disgust«»). The tram was brought
to a .had stop in the w.nsls by millions
ofcaterpili rs. winch took a fancy to
craw! on the ralis and detted ev> ry de­
vice essayed for removing them until
another l<ss»motive was sent to the
re**'m". Moreover. droy«w of hungry
moe<)UitiM'S swoo|»si down on the tram
men ami drank th*‘ir bh»»i.
1 lie cat­
erpillars covered t ho rails for eleven
miles.
Mr< E. (’. P*
mother of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland. w : im married last
Monday ni^ht to Henry E. Perrine of
N. Y .. ai Jackson. Mich.
Chicago. May I'J. Two gray wolves,
a mountain lion mid a panther had a
brief spell of Warty, and for ati hour
explored the streets of Chicago last
night at their will. As the wagons be­
longing to a circus were crossing the
railroad tracks a |>aMehger tram struck
one of the vehicles loaded with wild
auimals and smashed it to atoms. The
atiimela finding themselves hl-rated
scattered in all directions. After n
long chas.- and a vigorous use of whips
and iron bam the animals were finally
Captured without
anybody
being
harmed. The injuries of the driver on
the wagon were M-rious bill not fatal
Washington. May 20. President
Harrison has quickly "sat down" upon
all suggestions to Sunday conferences
at tlit' White House. When lie first
took [MstSt-ssiou of the office he now
occupies some of his friends. With tile
habits of Ins immediate predecessor
iu view, and forgetting President Har­
rison's character. asked to have an in­
terview ou Sunday. Th.-fpresident ad­
mitted some of them for intercourse,
but wheu they br.>ache<i i-ohtics there
was an end to their con vernation.
General Harrison has never dis­
cussed politics or business ou Sun­
day. and is not inclined to begin it at
this time. es|ieei.illy when be lias to
live on it six days and nights iu the
week. Thos ■ wlio liHVe had the hardi­
hood to attempt to s|>eak of official
matters when they caught him on the
streets going to or from church have
not mentioned their rebuke to thetr
friemls. Quite a number of times
politicians have l>evii received at the
White House ou Saturday nights to
talk polities», but their conference has
luvariubly ended with the week day.
t egelahle Plants.
The undersigned lias for sale a large
nutulier of •'abtMige. tomato ami swi-et
potato plants grown here, nil thrifty
and of g<«id varieties. Apply at resi­
dence on Almond street, or at store of
Minkler .V S >n. next <l-»>r to poatoffii-»*.
Ashland.
J. H. Stowe.
t ni 11 iei ¡se stock of clothing Hl Cost at
U. H. Blount's
*
At Cost
Ix'.'ll
in M
rane
Sisk
o ti
sut
r
FIVC NEW ÄND EXCLUSIVE ACT?
Fcatv
DREAM
n¡T.r]n¡
la'. Imi. ’íl a
JOCUND AND JOLLY CLOWNS!
It Wl.l
.1 I I »♦*
tic Ev
I HiULL.NG and ELECT ilFY,NG AE­
RIAL ACTS!
I Mrs.
.n.d i lentleii
Largest aaà Bast Monagorio
tmv mg
SPACICUÙ circus rings
O
BRILLIANT LIRCUS OlICAHIZATIÜNS-J
3
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ASTOTHdlNC. BEWILDERING ANÙ INEXPLI­
Crackers 65 cents per box.
Other Grocers charge 85 cents
Rolled Oats, 17 lbs. for $1.
Other grocers give you 13 lbs.
King of Soaps, $1.25 per box.
Other grocers charge $1.50 per box.
Cream Wheat, 20 cents per package.
Other grocers charge 35 cts. pkg.
Cocoanut 25c per lb. Other grocers charge 40 cts
CABLE METEDHiC SUPHISLS
Free Street Parade
m ••*ntnn
H ¡II I
TiiEtiM.i IIIPI’O’illihlE «.i
F. H. Ko»
num. ship)»
class lumia'
freight. Sinei
a little over I
sold over ¡O ii . iii »I
tina place.
TRIPLE CIRCUS
R- V. E. Me Lea
church, w ill pre;
mon next Snuda
illg las-n agreed
ehu relies. On M
will go to < ¡rant"
memorial cerei
ill UU'
Grants Pas-
of M.-sere.
and i ,. y n niarln b!y i-.fe
•like, ;
C< HUp-'.l iy. m th** play of "Bn i.
th \\
Blip •'Tior in the 1
1 i 9| ; ¡li meni t
*> any b.ir.'l-e
a^r«'^. ation he h us seen.
-ir
show t aleut” b e couc* oded.
pat run Z<» It, KlVe the b.i 1 ll-h’o|
wide b. ■rtli .md k «ep th- money
e- ilium mit V,
Equestrian and Gynniic Art
111
Fan* from Ash lami t > K.no by A>h
latid- L mkville st ■*g«-. í*5; by A .’er , cars
S «.
mid »t; I
Puri;:It THE Co KT.
BEASTS. BIRDS and REPTILES
Phoenix Items.
,u rs. « 1. N. Ynd-rs iii is s.-riouslly
M^ain nine to r»*-
ie drug »lore, bav- ill, but
port«»! as improving soin...
mu a Bcvere ill: a**ss. u hat.
Mr. S
n-l S.itnniav from
b\ .s lieen alt ♦•nd- Stewart
l)li<i’tte for se'rcral 1 .. 1 ;vi»e
H V an 1 •
eff**c(s.
Th« G. A. IL an* , n>: ikintt extet ¡sive that *»f
preparai ions for hot h memorial and fii< »r.t It«
decoruliou services, tiie former will
«»>n»i»t of a union of all the churches
ig a r-.-M-i n*-.* in rnoenn.
hi tin* Belli.my Pr«*lotenan church
Born A I
1st. to Mr.
I Airs. L.
Sunday evening.
A .. 11.,».*, a daughter.
Howard’s express team rati a-i ly
Mesura. 1Uniteli. Phillip M.illm and
Saturday an I in the eaiuuig - x 'il- -
e.-e Ad Ilins sti-rted last Sunday for
metit a tiors-- l»'.-.im*' frighten- I -n i
trau.i-- ir ‘'pnnj- iij (he »Siskiyou
thri-w its riiier, alitile girl, injuring
ioii ’ i : uns , vi i li.-nb'V. to stP iid some
her slightly.
ô€€R ¡
h
THE ABSOt.t'TE ANI» OXI.Y
EUREKA OF CANVAS
DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS
EVER ASSEMBLED.
GREAT RAILROAD SHOWS
»I As J.VER
Century in
CotCnibOrg
K X* i\\ X
Advance
it?8.
K-tic.
We Hr«* inform«! that J II. Gr
will io«*ats Ins new I»>rt.-|bl-' saw i
on the ti lt a little ls-i - w tl ins town,
th«- pr«*sent.
1 lie se-'tlon boss, Mr. M-Doi
I Hi
has lately lieen making so
merits on the track in G li H
citizens hav
imr tli»« rtlur
Show* on Earth
2
••i'»ititi«*. <iv<M J4 ng ami Brilliant *-en
tmlization *»f
Sterling and World-endorsed
Entertainments.
BIGGER BND BETTER
TH \N
WRESTLERS, BOXERS
k
And Gladiatorial Combatants, in
friendly rivalry.
V
, -.N z'
; ■ \ -x;
Newly Planned Elevated Stages
Chariot Races. Roman Standing
Race». Flat Races and Joeky Ra­
ces, I’.' exjiert and daring lady mid
gent leinen Jia-key» and < ’hanoteere.
iere lias just be«‘ti coll«s '.«sl
I .’.iteil S*at«-s government o
nil war elaiuis of Oregon, Fd
lin» p iym nt is pi.ict;'.iiiy in full
I claims for . ir.ied. liier.' are a
su. ill claims yet rmr lining lint
e wall ii I mi l»< forwnreded win n
>.-r
vouchers
are
ns'eived.
Ilústrate the wonderful nmonnt of
« un b!i»m«'s;ñ t 11 it
1
had to lie trans-
:<»l m r-bitn.•n to > this matter, it may
Rt iteti timt duri ing lb«' year 1MN8.
- IV-HIV pom ib.i >f official p i)»-rs and
í'.iíiient» l>eai
on these war claims
r** forward«.» I fr rein
state il<‘-
riment u> W -;sbii
Tm'lv S.mi
■ al hat p u. 1 off
list of
1’if-ii .»«»rv.ii its 5
in ths
All the a> knnuk‘¿¿c.i
a- t
.........
Champions of the Circu
W* IRLI).
“Ti e Children’s Dream of fai y Land
\ d lightfu: episode <»f
ikiilv Spcclacular
PROCESSION
M VI' HI.»ss HERD OF
ELEPHANTSI
C hari , km »<
And if you don’t see what you want
»e une.
Hist r<
3torlLig anú Xlapre-aaenUa
ATTRACTION
' Grette*!. Gratulen tini M«wt Htu-
PeiidiMiK
TENTED EXHIBITION
ri.i'L-r .
If von want
innin
apply to 1.1’. Boyd of the Pa* i-
tttnl Life, Itest in the world.
in Elie Oregon.
ASK FOR IT
’ i Vamk vilh an<| Novel Eutertainmeut
MARVELOUSLY EDUCATED
< >n Sunday l ist. <_
people from Sun’s \
Hill, and also from Central
eluding the brass band, me
river ala>ve this town for a pie
a good time was not enjoyed, ■
weather, the logition, and the g-
surroundings were not at fault.
Ve Have Seven Difani Lines o!
UNPRECEDENTED SPECIAL FEATURES.
Hur riaiiiv
lk-l»>y ami Si-wart l; iv- r---i. -ved li­
the building formerly o-'eupi.sl by
B «»hör an i Williams.
2
Other Shows Combined.
Marricl
l.'.’li At
den.*e of the brid<-'s mother. 11V lè v. B.
M -G-aii. Mr. C. O. Morgan and Mi
Mattie Long, of M- rlin. I in- happy
couple took th-- Monday ei- mug train
for Port Townsend, where Mr. Morgou
is in the real estate business.
GoM Hill Notes.
»it «i inni proudly pia» » 'I 1»vfor< the peo
p.e b the apt cons<i|i<1ation of the
rrlEHCMtUAl STACE SENSATIONS ANO
Howard .V l.iyton’s new brick hard­
ware store 1« i>-ing pmii-’l ah- las
rapidly as
1 ill.
ENTERTAINMENTS!
THE GREATEST CORP" OF
A Mr. Laidlaw, an «»bt- roi Anz >n .
basls-en in town for the past w,» I .
looklug up the newsp iper interests of
Ibi» pia«-»*.
i’ll«* baisi laiys will give a stra
ami ice-cr< am supper at Musi,
May 25tb.
If you don’t believe this read their posters
see for yourselves.
i
Yreka. Friday, June 14
Eugene City, Monday, June 17
Red House
Ashland