Ashland tidings., June 28, 1889, Image 6

ASHLAND
VOLUME XIV.
TIDINGS.
ASHLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1889.-SUPPLEMENT.
i
STATE AND COAST
(.ES ER IL SEAS.
NUMBER 3.
I HE rihrit sF.lttli E.
BAIA
Our friends the D. mocrats, and
New York, June 21. - Rev. William
T he San Francisco Evening Post
says the money required for the const­ E. Howard, convicted of grand larceny moi« particularly that epicure pail,
ruction of theHiib-maniie telegragh line in connection with the Electric Su­ the Mugwumps, tak>> an especial de­
to Houobilu, Sandwich Islands, one gar Refining Company frauds, was to­ light apparently in levying tiieir shafts
million dollars, has beeu already sub­ day sentenced to nine years and eight of satire and abuse at Postmaster-
scribed >U San Francisco. The work of months' imprisonment at bard lalxir. General Wanatu.iker, who was guiltv
hiyiugthe cable will be completed iu
Philadelphia, June 21,—Official re­ of having kept a store instead of hav-
«bought eigbie«n mouths from the turns received from every county in mg bi<en a cross-roads politician Im-
present tune. The balance of the re­ the state make the majority against fore lie was invited to a place hi tno
quired sum will be subscribed in Hou- the prohibition amen liuent 189,1(20 Cabinet. We have not heard that Mr.
Wanamaker has lost any sleep over
oiiuu, #500,010 iu amount.
and the majority against th« suffrage the uiatt«r. or h is lieen incapHC t ited
amen
im«nt
providing
for
th«
repeal
It was prophesied, says the Christian
from attending to Ins official duties;
Union, that .ilr. Beecher's emotional of the poll-tax qualification, 23;>.54O.
but it may be worth while to see what
theology could not sustain a permuu-
St. Lottis, Jun? 21. -The United he has done and is doing in office, and
i nt work, aud that hiscreedli ss church, States Grand Jury has returned in­ what foundation there is for Demo­
made up of various theologies and ot dictments against S'Venteen offenders crats and Mugwumps villitieatiou of
uoue at ad.Wus helii together try person- against
the nat uraiiz ition laws. him.
<il attachment to bun, and would dis­ Among the indicted are several well-
Among other things li« has restored
solve into its orgiual elements when ho known politicians and city officials. a large numlierof vtleran Union sol­
died. On the contrary, two years after The indictments grew out of the late diers to th<> position from winch they
his death it is found as strong in num- election.
were turned out by A llas when be took
bers,as vital iu experience,as tbo.oughly
charge of the department in 1S<5.
Pittsburg,
Jun«
21.
—
Andrew
Car
­
united, as earnest and consecrated in its
Fills, of course, is a cruel blow to such
negie has been unable to reach an patriots as Colonel Mi Is of Texas,
Christian work, as duriug life.
agreement with bis men as to wages Colonel Breckinndge of Arkansas,
T he Boston Journal thinks that the and the entire 5000 will strike on th« 1
democratic papers which speak, as 31st inst. Th« company will endeavor Colonel 1 >at«s of Al.ibam i ami other
heroes who fought and hied for the
some of them are doing, of the new coal to secure new men.
Confederacy, but the ptsmlo of the
mid iron fields in the southern states as
Washington. June 21. The fate of United States at large wdl easily for
taking place “in spite of" the protective
tariff, ought to explain their meaning. the United States steamship Monocacy give John Wanamaker for this offens.
There is no tariff wall that anybody still hangs tire. Th« vessel cannot be henious it may appear in the eyes of
knows of between tbe North and Ala­ repaired within th« limit fixed by law, unrepentant rebels.
Again, there have Is en a good many
bama, and most Northern people regard an 1 Secretary Tracy is unable to find
postmasters removed, but it ms-ms that
a
purchaser
who
will
give
#10.000
in
such
cities
as
Anniston
and
Birming
­
I’ ’Fliirt v-fiçht < ¡mis at Sunrise.
ham as new buttressi'H of the protec­ gold for her. He therefore, is serious­ a large majority of them were removed
ly considering the plan of making a on charges preferred against them by
tive system.
quarantine vessel out of h«r and keep­ the inspectors of the depirtmeut, who
The new game law passed last legis­ ing her on the Asiatic station regular­ are Democrats. If the postmxster is
lature provides that it shall be unlaw­ ly.
so incompetent or inefficient or dis­
ful to hunt, pursue or kill any deer or
honest that a Democratic inspector re­
Cleveland.
June
21.
Mrs.
Ilayes,
elk bel ween Noveinlier 1, and August 1,
commends Ins removal, lie ought to Im
wife
of
ex-President
Hayes,
was
struck
thus leaving only the months of Aug­ I
put out with mt bimetit of clergy, for
ust. Septemlier uud < Ictober in which by apoplexy this altermsm at her if there is anything a Demix’rat will do
lie lini
deer can I m * killed, and they can not lie home in Fremont. and nt 9 o'clock tins it is U> keep a fellow-DensK-rat in of­
evening she was unconscious. The at­ fice under a Republican A imitnstra-
killed al any time for their hides.
tack came about 1 o'chs'k while Mrs.
It is now definitely known that the Hayes was sitting in her room sewiug. tion, if the thing can possibly Im dene.
And whnt is to I m - said alxnit th«
Chicago A Northwestern railroad has Paralysis of the right side resulted, Democratic
postmaster in th« interior
advanced 8.’>, immi ,0 iki for the construct­ rendering her spiwliless. Medical of
York who tried to sell th<
_je <>f-
ion of the Oregon Pactic eastward from help was summoned, but al) efforts to ti<’« New which
lie held? Shoiil I Mr.
Albany to connect wit bl lie former road I restore the lady to consciousness have Wanamakt i retain him in his positon
at BoiseClty, says the Ashland Record. have thus far failed. General Hayes and commend him for Ins thrift in try-
Active. work is to begin within a few­ was on his way home from Columbus itig to make merchandise of an office
days, and the road will lie completed to nt the time, and it was 5 o'clock whi n which bad I n * cu conferred upon him?
an eastern connection as soon as money be arrived m Fremont.
l'lie simple fact is that there is no dis­
ami men can accomplish that end.
guising it, that under Vilas and Dick­
inson th« postal service of the United
The mantle of AV. H. Barnum, dece­
Nail Sil nations.
Literary exercises, 11:30 a. m.
States was horribly neglect»*! and mis-
ased, has fallen upon the shoulders of
I
remember
lieiug
taken
by
my
Calvin S. Brice, and he will be chair­ mother when I was a child to see a inaiiagisl, and that postal positions
man of the Democratic uational com­ poor woman who was dying of a call­ were used as rewards for lailitical ser­
vice. with very little regard to the tit
mute. He may not have developed
The disease was eating its way Hess of the mell seli»cted to till them.
such an acute knowledge of men and iper.
to
a
vital
part,
and
her
doctor
had
M r. W anainaker, who is a l»u<iness
means as his predecessor, but he carried
>
Mucic.
a “sack.'" and this is a necessary ingred­ given her a month as her utmost Inuit man, is romlurtiDg th»* 1*<De­
of
life.
She
was
preparing
for
her
partment <»n t lie mhui .I B um ! h > s princi­
ient in every Democratic campaign,
6. (ir
r»arbe< tie l>innei' in ”rove fur all.
end in a way that seemed practical and ples, an I h(»n<‘e the Al 114Ulimps, who
j ¡ runes Mountaineer.
prosaic enough, but that struck me as are only diletUiDte civil sejvice rt form­ mil»? north »»1 the Flazu
A teacher w ho requires lmr pupils to pathetic in its self-forgetfulness. She ers at best, are not pie
1 heir
' w rite sentences containing the words was sitting up in lied, with a basket idea was. one«- a Post m.i>t *r always a Used for Medical Purposes for 30 Years.
, hi the lesson reports that tbe sentences beside her. finishing up the family Post master, ho tn liter if tl.e incmt bent
1*> - W a’«T
sometimes funny. Here are two: mending, sbowiug her eldest daughter had I mm * h a helpless pa rah :ic or semi- i. i-
irai *e;üj
! ¡are
I < >ne of th« words in the lesson was”ur-
on whose thirteeu-year-shoiilders idiot f«»r vcar , and wli m Mr. \Vana-
i chin." A little fellow who would rath­ the burden of household cares was maker insists on bavin»; in *n w ho wdl
er stay at home and play than go to soon to fall how to fell down seams work and w ho are honest and compe­
the .Vlilaml
; scluxil, wrote:"The father is urchin his in the little brother's knee patches and tent, they lift up their voices ami weep,
boy to go to school.” The following is bow to darn the heels of father’s sock,
! more subtile: Tbe word was "pacify," so that be would never feel the dif­ and yet the world revolves just the
same. |S. F. Chronicle.
and the sentence written was, what do ference. She bad impressed upon the
Purs.- *11
*»WIM y| I Nt. 1:1 \ k
you ¡think ’pacify'means,” askee tbe girl how to make her father's favorite
An Important Matter.
iosed and coven* !, the same medical u a
teacher. ’ l'tie dictionary says it means isitato pone, and how to manage her
Mr.
Porter,
superintendent
of
the
.
aluavs
ch an, for tin-sp ingsrun h h* ii\
‘compose."
young sister whi n she got luto the census
entrane«
urn«* -mure than 120" gallons per hour.
has addressed a circular to the
sulks, what to do for her father when physicians
ma. 4ireaud awiia, and have mere
of tbe United St
a
Pitrnc li
The announcement is published he had is periodical fit of cramps
..¡itcR,
re­ fun Yoi.
than ‘aux b.»»iv” - come ».it
,,liuo ms
that an English syndicate has been and
questing tin ir assistance iu collecting silk.’’and •' a bite its wool” - r» ju ? » natvd aud
everything
else
she
could
tbluk
of
Lapp'
From
*.
<
a.
m.
uu'il
late
in tbe
statistic»
in
granted a site at Aallijo, Cal., for the
would insure comfort in the hum­ He points out relation to deaths, etc. evening every <iay.
a a
erection of extensive iron and steel that
that
inasmuch
as
the
home she was leaving. She had I mted States has no systim of re.
eorks to cost not less than a quarter ble the
Freo Carriage
work planned which she would ration of vital statistics such as is n iS-
of a million dollars. Land was do­ all
from the Springs to the Hotels, the Flaza.
do during the short span of life that t lied
upon by other civihzixl nations HD'l prineii'H] biisin»"*s poin ■» in tin* citv,
nated on condition that the work on was given to her. Her burial clothes
the property shall l>egin wit bin one were folded away m a drawer with for the purpose of ascertaining tbe act­ and r«'tur:i A\ith«»ut delaA
year and lie completed within two sweet basil leaves among them. 1 was ual movement of population, the tak­ The Original Ashland MedicaljSpnngs.
years.
of the census affords the only op­
reminded of the incident by reading ing
t'-cd for more than Thirty Yi n —tbe Ix-t,
portunity of obtaining n nearly ap­ possibly,
ever
c.*ine m.d sc»-.
in
a
paper
recently
of
a
man
in
Milwau
­
At the annnal meeting of t lie as-
proximate estimate of th« birth an 1
kee
who
is
preparing
for
something
*• Aahland White Sulphur Springs'*
sociation of Oregon pioneers belli in
death rates of much the larger part of
Portland on the l^th inst.. the follow­ that is even more terrible than death the country which is entirely unpro­ Fri Dted on oithiT -.de of the carriage. Look
ing named were elected officers for the —insanity. He will be violently in­ vided with any satisfactory si stem and im i for it ever.' hour of tbedx' Fa* runs dv
the carriage to call f»». ; hem w ill please
ensuing year: President, John Minto, sane in a few weeks, and he knows it. municipal registration. With a view pirl ¡ug
veardrrs on our bulletin board in th«*
Marion county; vice-president. H. Some time ago his skull was fractured; of rendering tlie returns of vital sta­
of
w ill wind up with a
The eel
W. Corbett. of Multnomah; secretary, a gristle is fast forming about the tistics as nearly complete as possible,
GRANT and 0. 0, HELMAN,
George H. Himes, (re-elected) of Mult­ cracked edges, which will surely press be t herefore requests the physicians in
nomah; treasurer, J. M. Bacon, (re­ u{H>n the brain and make him a ma­ every part of the country to co-oper­
Proprietors.
elected) of Clackamas; corresponding niac. lie talks calmy and rational of ate with the census office in obtaining
Tot» giv.
I-r th. : . .mi-uicit of C >. D . O. N. G.. and to
his
approaceing
fate,
aud
spends
every
secretary, H. S. Lyman, of Multno­
more accurate returns of deaths than
v,.... h ..¡i are most cordially invited. Tickets #1.25.
mah; dir.'ctors, F. X. Mattlneu, of Ma­ moment of his brief term of sanity in it is possible for the ¡ numerators to
making
provisions
for
ins
family
when
•j
non; R. P. Earhart, of Multnomah;
make. Nearly twenty-six thousand
he shall no longer lie able to care for registration books sent out at the tak­ ¡
Medornm Crawford, of Yamhill.
oil
v
have
their
new
niiil,
id ar Mei
them. It is a situation worthy the ing of the last census were filled up
>rdcrs for
pen of a novelist like Daudet. |N. Y. and returned. The superintendent
Portland, Oregon. June 4, 18R9,
began of Aslilan<|.
Fashion Bazar.
Fourth of -July Committee, A-hland. Or..
hopes that double that number will
lc-p y
t<< letter of 1st in«t. from your 1th of July I'd give the world," ho sighing said,
be obtained for the eleventh census.
Committee
it I 1.. g t» -
,t ewiil nu.ke half-fare rates to Ashland and re­
E»trn»
Horses.
Aud closer drew his chair,
The co-operation of the medical fra­ < >n short n»»tii*e. anti h ‘ b»u»-st Prices
turn for eoniii.-c<lm>i
n
t
pi <iple to gn and return by regu "To know tbe thought that fills your
Strayed, from Carter's ranch. ■ I Util' ternity will make the mortality and
lar traius, l>u< notice wdl b given to mir agents. Yours Truly.
She tossed her glowing hair: ¡head. 2d, 1889. one small brown horse, seven vital statistics of the eleventh census Sugar Pine Ceiling and Rinti»
U I*. IvHiEhs, Asst. G F. A P. A.
— and -
"You would."sheanswered, "really now. years old, with white strip in face, the most e.inmlete 1 hat has ever liism
branded ('. F. on left hip: had chain gathered m this country.
Your offer makes me laugh,
Yellow
Pine Flooring,
on one fore foot when last seen. Also
For I was thinking how I’d lixik
1 lie Grape Out look
one large bay horse, six years old,
In Logan's photograph."
Will
be
our Specialties.
with small bell on. Suitable reward
Unless some unforseen disaster oc­
for information of alsive described curs the grape and wine crop of this
r
Ice Cream ! Ice (Team ! !
Sí I \ Ì1 i ST.T,
horses. Address, E rnest A. C akit . k ,
year will lx-the largest in the history
At the Star Bakery opposite post-
Ashland, < in gon. of the state. Clarence W.-stmore of
II
pr
office, where you can get delicious ice
the Vitucilltural Commis.-i< n estimates
Bargains in Ladies and Childrens the wine product from the present out­ * 0 f* 0 0 0
cream at 15c per dish or 50c per qt; al­
f t* 0 0
0
so "Premium Bread, ’ six loaves 25c. hats. In order to dispose of the large look at from 20.00ti.000 to 25,000.000
I
Cakes and choice confectionery at the stock of hats that I have on hand, will gallons. Cal. Ex.
lowest living rates. Ice cream parlors sell them al greatly reduced prui-s,
THE
open every evening untill 10 o’clock, everyone invited to call and see for
Choice tea at A an Sant's grocery
themselves.. No charge for trimming store at 30 ets. per. lb.
W m . M iles , l’ropr.
from this on. and no trouble to show
P laza C orner S tore ,
Star Bakery, Star Bakery opposite
goods.
Mns. B oynton .
in \vhbiiid Ir buy y»»ut
School Shoes.
poetoffice. Ashland. Premium bread.
•’> loaves 25 cts., pies, cakes and choice
Call at Luderman's and see tin
Jacksonville to Meilford.
confectioneries. Ice cream 15c per ( 1
Newhall's Sons A Co.'s solid school
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shoes. They are made of solid leather
Patronize the only wagon that con­ dish. Ice cream parlor open every
Fine Perfumery, Soaps, Sponges throughout, standard screw fastened, nects with every train, rain or shine, evening until 10 o'clock.
aud are guaranteed as the best titling, and carries the U. S. mail aud Wells,
Trusses, Toilet Articles.
Fen acres of choice land near town
I lieat style.liest wearing and most desira­
Fargo A’ Co.’s express. Satisfaction
can yet be had of E. B. Hunsaker at
< h«»iee Groceries a
ble school shoe on the Pacific coast. guaranteed.
J ohn D yah , Driver.
•red to «ir. part of the i-ity
reasonable prices.
•
Spring heel, sole leather tipped and
Fresh comprefwed yeast for sale at
Egcs for Hatching
plain toe. All rips and tears repaired
J. K. VunSant.
Grain hay for sale at Eagle Mills.
*
tbe U. S. Bakery.
free of charge.
Dehverisi anywhere in Allland at #10
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/.'■ < U i
From IU
SEWINC MACHINE NEEDLES
*
mid Mrn/fei
l.i.iht i:>, /Amos, l: .
Hats and caps at cost at O. H. jier ton.
ANO SUPPLIES.
For Sale Merchant Tailoring.
« i
white it y-:
c..>„b l:, ,. tra I., ah
Blount's.
Planet Jr., cultivator and garden
and
If n<il it t< s. ¡’at tr.-l ;
the American Tailor." who
White sewing machines at IXuin's toils, at Ashland Mills.
America's liest AUTISTS’ - MATERIALS has "Mac.
itla.t. U
*
the only merchant tailoring estab­ ati ire.
Fine Riverside Oranges and Sicily
•th. hhjh.*t h»u- :
breeds. 11
lishment
at
Grant's
Pass,
offers
to
sell
J f / il t
Lemons. Cheap at Minkler A Son.
special attention ¡»aid the
The
Ashland
T
idings
and
the
San
out business and stock on reasonable
i'.ggs 83 per
th. post .1
The Helman farm in the city of Ash­
terms. This is a tine iqqiortiinity for Francisco Weekly Coil, a large eight-
si tting; tw o lor #5. Sind stamp tor Prescription Department
a First Ulas- tailor. Address him as page paper giving all the general new s land has lieen snb-dividisl and is now
Catalogue. ‘Address
both
for
#2.75
per
year,
in
advance.
offered in small tracts at very reasona­
above. Grant's Pass, Or.
|51ft
J M (i.(
The regular price of the T idings is ble prii’es. If you want a pleasant
* • ♦
Fore -t Grove. Oreg' n.
¡82.50,
and
regular
price
of
the
Call,
Farm and garden implements Ed­
home or a good investment in a goxl
EDDINGS
3
dings A- Morse. Planet Jr. combined #1.25 ho onr offer is a reduction of part of Ashland, don't fail to see this
Bnrckh.i Iter A H i->t v k»H’p in s‘ock !
wheel hoe, cultivator, rakes and #1 in the price of Imth. This is for a tract. lor sale by <1. F. Billingsor A.
< II.IÏWX
A MORSE drill,
Harman's,pure rubli.er -hi«! 1 for jx-n- !
limited time only.
plow. #14.
♦
D. Helman.
*
holders m al i»m.’ils It strengthens
HARDWARE
b*>! 1er aud ea-»’H ¡
the grip oi
amp and fatigue 1
the ting, r»
i Children Cryfo. Pitcher's Castoria
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and prob'dis the tìngi its from the ink.* ¡
WAGONS !
GRAND CELEBRATION!
Ï
Mowers,
Reapers,
Binders,
Cultivators,
Harrows,
Hay Rakes,
PROGRAMME
AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
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ASHLAND'
WHITE SULPHUR
Oration by Hon. BINGER HERMANN.
Afternoon Programme.
SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT
Grand Display of Fireworks in Evening
GRAND
MILITARY
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