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Austin S. Haaxaond,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ASHLAND, OREGON,
VOL. XIV
FRIDAY. MARCH 14, 1890.
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J. I. BowdLltch,
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ASHLAND, OREGON.
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M077Í3 M. H&ïkBMS,
ATl'GRNEY AND COUNSELOR.
fiiuxT'* P.vm, Outioox.
fgg-olU* in Ahlf BiitMin*. Front Mr«ei.
pt tl »
Echo.-t A. Millar
i I oxuxe.v - it t - 1 .it w
WIL prit’ll’v ii» «11 the vouru
of the
>H1< E with W. H. Varker, ophite
t uurl Hou»e, Jacksonville, Or.
A i'owntn I*. M'g Notice.
twite of the World'« f air.
■Chicago will raise SlO.Otkl.OOfi tor |
A country poetmuster, having been
18. F. Chronicle, Mar. 5.;
I
the world’s fair in 1893 and the nation- i great ly a ori i< d by the im-eesant aud
At. the end of the first year of Presi-
al Government should appropriate as uwlees culls on him for mull, pub­
' A'«?-’. »
Yrekn,
thirty
orthirty-tiveyetirango,
d'.'ut Cleveland’s administration u * mii -
large h sum to assist her," HHid Joseph ' lished the foilowing, which will lie
r
w.is 11 prospermia mining town, Htid in Mediil. editor of the Chicago Tribune, , appreciated at least by postmastera
I
ly every Democratic and Mugwump
1K.17 a telegraph line was first estab­ at the Windsor Hotel the other day.
newspaper in the country was busy
, during th««« blockade times, where
lished there. A geutlemun from Ore­
apologizing for the shortcomings of
“We Would have been willing bad mails are r«'.»eiv«l m > seldom. W«
gon who disposed of cousiib-nilile in­ New York won the fair tlmt Congress copy it from the H. F. It’««/»:
th« party and attempting, in a f»-«bl >
terests in Yreka for checks on San should have appropriated as much !
aud ineffi'ctuil way, to explain Mr.
ro ora patrons .
Ernucisco was horrified one moniing, mouey as the city itself put up. This
Clevelaml'a failure to k«<».p ins ante-
For
the
benefit
of those of our <nli
a
few
days
after
the
transactions,
to
is
to
i»e
a
national
fair,
and
it
should
I
«.lection promises. Yesterday marked
read in the morniug papers that the receive ns much help from the natioual z»»ns who are bl»'SH»sl with children,
the clou»» of the first year of Republi­
bank, against wbi»'ii most of hische'-ks Government ns from the city where it we would say that we receive but
can administration, and while the
one mail a day aud not seventy-five,
were drawn, bad failed and iie was is b«lil.
contrast in the situation is so marked
as seems to be the geueral impression.
left nearly bankrupt.
A thought
us to Liive attracted necessarily the at­
"The Puns Exposition had the aid
There are a great many letter way*
stuick him, ami. seeing tlint the Ore- of the Government, in ad.iition to pri
tention of th« American people, it will
gou steamer left jj.m Francisco that vale subscriptions. We want the of amusing your children than to send
not lie out of place to jiuiut out sonvi
morniug for Portland, he resolved to uational Government, the stute and them to the postoffice every twenty-
of the things which lire a just cause
five or thirty minuteH during the day
beat it there if possible.
of pride aud self-eongraluluticu to the
the cities to help us make our fair n
He drew Ins checks. Isjiight a liotsn success in Chicago. The Paris Ex- to inquire if there is any mail. Tin*
Republican party.
and begun the race. The setting sun position cost S15,<MM),OOO. Over here may sernu strange, but it is a fact.
The chief achievement of the parly
This sort of pastime is not only lia
found biui on Rogue river, where be the cost will be uearly double that
during its first year iu power, aud that
change« 1 hmsi's and by morning' be sum. We don’t want to say we can Lie to very soon pall on the taele uf
which will be its crowning glory iu th«
emerged from the big eatiyon, wbeie get ready by 1892, but w»> cun get ready the childreu, but it Lus a Umdeuey to
next campaign, is its siii'ceesful revis­
be ag..in traded horses, and again at in thr»-»' years, if Congo ss helps us as drive ns to drink. We reiterate that
ion ol the r>iies of the House of Repre­
we receive but one mail a day, and if
Roseburg at noon he made auotb»ir 1 have indicated."
sentatives, by tflean« of which a fac­
you don't get anything in that mail,
KESTLCSHNES*-
trade. Night fouml Luu in the C.ili-
tions minority has l>eeu deprive«! of
''Then yon do not propose to hold
we are unable to say when you will,
A «rWICYUV HOfTOkl
pooia mountains. He was frequently the fair in 1892?"
the power of obstructing legislative
’AUIT l CM FAMILY Mt DICIMK
and it will lie worse than useless, if
detained
in
making
Lis
“
Loree-tradee.
”
business from mere whim or fancy.
"It would lie ridiculous to open the
hw i n i xwy
but the third morning found him in fair at u period six months earlier in possible, to ask its. We speak of the»*»
The Republicau party has Lad the
sight of Portland and he Siam siW th« year than Columbus diacovere»! tilings thinking perhaps, it will save
courage of its cotivictioos aud has re­
that the dread-si atennn-r bad not ar­ AmeiiCH. In May ami June, 1492, he consider able talk on tli«i part of the
stored iu the House the rule of the
ItHSM, C«.
rived. He put up bia horse at Stu- did not even know that h« wouhl g«t people ami more or less rtlierraliou of
majority, which is the only safe and
vens', on 1 be east side of the liver, the necessary assistance t»i make th»* th»' mind on the part of the p«istmaster
PHILADELPHIA
reasonable rule under a popular gov­
aud crossed over on the horse f.-iry. voyage. He did not start until Aug- We feel as if our nitnd was tottering
ernment. bhould the party accom­
Price. ONE Dollar
A.s the Isink was nut yet y;wi.«.l he net, an»l did not laud until Octolwr so many times durlug the day, aud so
plish nothing else tliau this it lias done
m.iny milli.iu times during the last
valkisi impatiently up and down lbs 12ih."
enough to entitle it to the confidence
tbr»»e months have we lx»«n force»! in­
street, fearing every moment the can­
"The fair should not be opemal be­ to the following conversation:
Tlie majority of the Ills of the human of the iieople.
But iu a ldition to this the party has i
I noli which announced tin» steamer's fore the auuiversary of the date of the
body arise from a <ll.ea»e«l Liver. Hlm- i
‘ S there any thing for m«?"
arrival would s»md forth the news. discovery. < >ctoi»«r is too late iu our
adopted
and put into active operation
mous Liver Regulator has tieen the means i
“The mail isn't distributed yet.
I
A few ininiltxti appeared as many climate to open a fair, ami it sliould
a
financial
policy
which
h
is
not
only
of restoring more people to health and
“When will it I»«?"
hours. Finally the do-»rs of the bank be (»oatponed until say May. 1893.
nslueed
the
surplus
which
Mr.
Cl«ve
happluesS by giving them a healthy
"Iu a minute.''
swung
op»
a
and
h»-
Want
in
and
diew
land
MT"ct«sl
to
fear
so
much,
but
has
We
should
have
a
big
celelmitiou
in
Liver than ant oilier agency on * urth
“Will there l»e auythiug then?"
tils colli, ile again crossed the river Octolier, 1892. and we would want
reduced th« interest-bearing debt of
"Don't know. ’
bi.K THAT KOI’ GE1 THE OENTLNK.
«ml was just lying down when the vi­ ClmuiM’ey M. J)ep«w to come out and
the Govi rnm«»nt in a marked degre
After a brief pi use “now eau vou
brations
of
th«
calinoli
raí
tied
his
\s som as StMretary Wtmloin n.'tttied
make us a speech. We would want
«ituiows and annotine«*! lito arrival lorn Platt, ti«». be»lause he seen.» to tell?"
the dep'Miitory Imiiks that they were
Can We Itni«« Flax Pmfitsblyf
"No."
of the IsKit. leu inmutes afterward be a pretty good friend of ours ”
no louger to lie f< d from the uatiomil
'Aintit a minute yet?"
With the competition of other I treasury th- problem of reducing th»'
'he doors of the
....k Were closed.
.......... bank
“Not quite.”
coiiii'.riis against tbem.it is evident surplus was solved, for these banka
but lu- h i1 w ai Ins r.i-'.i aud saved
A < hild Killed.
“Is there anything now'»”
that American Lum» is cannot longei found it expolient to surrender the
lum-a-lf from ¡»-mg a petiuil»-«s man.
Auoher child killed by ths use of opi­
I ates
"Not hing.”
have the world's wheal market all bonds winch they held, and which the
given in thetorinof fviothiiig syrup.
"No letter for Burket?"
their own way. Wheat will sooner unwise ¡ii'iiey of the Cleveland Adntin-
It.ligioli «ml Pulltin.
Why mothsrs give their children «ucii
"No."
or later cea«e to la> a profitable crop istratiou had encouraged them in hold­
poinon is surprising when they
B xi . timoup , March 3. Rev Dr. deadly
c n relieve the child oi its peculiar trou-
"N»i papet ?"
forexport. Tli-n farnmrs must turn ing.
Tobias Schiiufaiimr li-eturml yester­ blis by the vse of Aker's Bnhy Soottier
“No."
their attention to something else.
Again, although a new tariff bill has
day
on
"R.
hgi-v.i*.
M
>V".
’
i<»T»
’
s
in
C.>ti-
contain*
u>
opium
It
oontains
uo
or
morophine.
“Postal card?"
What, shall it be? I’roliably it will I not iH'en formulate»! as yet, the atti­
gr,»««."
IL'-iil
"The
introlu.-tion
K
»!d
by
Chitwood
Bro«
“N i."
ls> several articles. The agricultural I tude of the Ways and Menus Commit­
<»f billsi s 'vorinq of r.-ligi >n a'dl slink»»
‘•Nothing tali?"
department at Washington sre con­ tee of the Hons« makea it cert sin lbs'-
i'nrtlninl...Japan Line of MenmriY.
the
very
ioiinfintion«
<•
’
our
(»»iverti-
“No."
sidering seriously what farmers can its bill, when coir-pleted, will commaud
nwiit mil " «1. forth, »•-'.•»b'tfiim» nt
Portland, March 3 A contrail wn®
best do when wheat ceases to lie the popular support. Instead of working
“When does the mail « xmm in
of.Triarchy. Tin«« L'gi-I.to,« forget, executed in Snu Francisco to-day be­ again?”'
main reliance for export. They are by candle-light an»l with closed doors,
in their zeal for their religion, that tween the oflii’i.il« of the I'nion Pacific
open to suggestions front any source. as the Mills <y»minitt«>e «ltd, the pres­
‘•To-iuorrow morning."
they are «ndiingenng th« «xi~t<»ncc of : tid Frank Upton of Kobe. Japan, pro­
"What time?'
A gentleman from Ireland has al
ent committee tins sought nil the in­
the
grand
«>
rn«turt-.
viding
for
a
monthly
line
of
steamers
r.-ady mitten, Whv not raise flax? formation it could get. from any aud
“Eleveu o'chs-k '
!'iu.
stamlni'I.«
of
tb«ir
religion
fin
between Portland and Asiatic port«.
He has watched the tiax culture in every source, upon the theory that it
"11 >••« it bring mail from the Haiti?”
pessimi die. full of »iarkness and T'be first stenmer will arrive licr* in
America for years. There ttw-.l to be is the people and not the party only
■' Y’eS.”
gloom.
\V
here
its
pre»-,
pts
ar.,
not
Jitt-c with tie«-crop ten. The steam­
considerable of this staple, but tht“ which is inter«»e!eil tn the question.
"Do you think there will l»e any-
«'rong
cn-eigli
to
icq
nre
a
iberem'o
ers will carry about
tons. Ne­ ihmg 'or me. ’b»-n?"
;
more easily aud cheaply worked cot­
Another great deed actximplished by
ton ri«it»il it i ni. With the Ameri­ the Republican party has been the ad­ Cowlny» Saw. Where the Gift lintuiw ’ »lire tiny wonld call in th. strong anti of gotiations tn regard to this matter
“Can't tell."
the G iveriunent for their !«<.ive»i’y liavt'been going cut fur nearly a year,
Feuglit.
can facility h>r adapting machinery mission uf four new States. Of conrs«
"Well, now, if n letter ivus mail«*! tn
work. Not by nil the Blair Sunday ami about three weeks ago Mr. Upton Chicag<> a w<u-k
to m.’.nm I lai. >r, the gentleman thinks the enabling nets were passed by the
.u*‘> last nitflif it
r««>t
ami
r<dm'ational
lull«
tint
wer«
Ttlapatch
from
Rome.
Mar
l
cam»-
over
from
Japan
and
«•
-ttl»wl
the
the time has now conn- when fl ,x may lust Congre.-'s. bill not until the elec­
ought to get h'-rc to iQorniw morning,
ever
il.'Vm,
d
will
a
c.
a
iitiou
of
Mlaiis
terms
with
1!
U
.iiiplndl.
geue-al
be "gain profitably grown.
All Rome was excited to-day ovor
hadn’t it?"
tion returns were all in and it was cer­
Our climate and soil are not unlike tain that 1 he present Cougn-ss would the trial of Buffalo Bill’s cowboy H OU I»« itmtitnted to thf cr.-.ht of the Gov­ freight ngt i t of tin- Union Pacific here,
"Yes."
ernment
an
I
m.,nl,in,
1
Not
by
join
­
I
and they went down to Sau Francisco
tb'.t of (i riu iny, which raises tiax aud be le-publie.m. Then the Democrat«', wild horses fnrniahed by the Huke of
“I Mtppose mail is sometimes de-
ing
on«
free
publi
■
sc'i
nls
to
a
ciinreh
on th“ last steamer to m-s-t Mellen of laved, isn't it »'
maiiu’n nil'« th« finest of linens. with a sort <>f d-ith-b'sl retieutanc«, Senrionetn.
Eitr several days ill»'
of
non
sectnrian
Christianity
will
th«
the Uuion Pacific, and the contract
Flax i an umlniiliteJly be grown fas! ■L I viii.it they h id refused foradecado Roman authorities have las-ii sup­
“Y»*."
• uough iu Ametie.i, but what will tin to do, but the honor of admitting erintending t he erection of » xtra Bar­ millennium b.- brought alioiit. Fur.* was executed and approved there to­
“l)o yon think it will lie late to-
We have enough day.
farmer do withit when Im grows it? Noiti- and S-Hltli Dakota, Washington ners to keep the savage steeds fiom is a poor weapon
morrow?"
Mr. Upton lias two very economical
If government or some private corpoi- nm! Montana belongs to th« Republi­ reaching the audience. Tho animals Jaw. We want mot», liberty. Chain
“Don’t know."
a'tons would Part a plant for manu­ cans.
came from the Duk'i's famous herd in t lie mind of free thinking man audit first-class steamers the Zamls-et, 3diM)
"Wish you <‘<iuld tell. I’ll be dowu
will
main
bretik
through
nnd
hurt
the
tons, and the Caabgar. 2tk<) tons, bo'li here early, anyhow. Goo»i-by.
facturing flic fl ix ami buy what the
Upon the qncsti in of silver it mutt the Routine marshes, and he declared tyrant.”
flue iron ships - which arc expei ted to
farm» rs t v<-«il. ind then expernm nt li« I'niici d >d tiiat President Harrison that uo cowboy on earth could ride
“Sure vou shook all the mad out of
make the ran from Yokohama to this t h«' bag ?"
henfn«*« ( a»’t He Cured
wi'li it til! it bee men paying indus­
an i S«ctefary Windom arc mistaken, one. Tho cowlroya laughed at the
try, lha ng» i.-ui'itnst would have cn- but. th« mistake is ns to the remedy, Gias'. Then tb»> Puke dared them by local applications. «« they can nut jiort in from thirteen to fourteen days,
“Yes.”
conragctimut to persevere. Il is an mi! ns to th»' principle. Unlike Presi­ to mount any one of six. Every man, reach the diseased portion »if ear. T here and back iu from sixteen to eighteen I “Go d by."
euteiprise tlu.t etl 1 > r a sta’e or th»
"GlMhl-llV."
1« only on« whi to cure deafness and days. The Zambesi came here for a
dent Clevchuid, President Harrison woiniill aud child ill Rouio expi-. led that is by constitutional remedi««. cargo of Hout about a year ago. Both
ii itn nnl go'.ernineiit might properly
thut
tfvu
or
three
men
would
ls<
killed
h .s not shown any hostility to sliver.
Deafness is caused by nn inflamed con­ steamers
are
fitted
with new
lake hold of. Th-re m iv l»> millions
It doc« act-ui singular that »o mauy
His mistake is an honest one, ami we iu the experiment. Over 2(HH car­ dition of th»1 nn.cons lining of the Eus- steel boilers, and another ship of pMiple
Will let their «kin become v«l!<»w.
in tin. future for flax.—[Ex.
riages
were
driven
to
the
Pr.iti
di
rimy feel certain that he will not iuter-
HCliinn
l
ube
When
this
tube
get«
in
­
dark
and grea»». »finally reuniting in
similar character will lie provided to
p ’«•' hi» vet i if Congress make« a move Castello, and an audience of ’20,<i<>0 flamed you have a rumbling sound or complete tho line.
blotchet
and «kin eruptiona, as well it,
people braved a dripping rain. Lord
ml» rfect bearing, ami when it is en-
S«ttl«il His i.hiu I'ase.
m the direction of fr»»e coinage.
a general dry mg up of t he blood, oau«
There
is
t'otisidernble
Hour
shipped
Daffiirln
au
I
many
other
diplomatists
tirity closed »leafueas is the res fit, and
ing wnuklca ami premature old ago)
This is by no means n complete
B.-II g ti.l 1 that in one of the Rus­
were present iu the special tributisl. mile«« the inflammation can be taken from here now by the (’ suhi I ihii Pa­ when thia can be remedied with ho little
»inn I ia . urte (bere i« '. cn«e which symipsie of the year'* work, but it is Among the Romans were the wife of ent nnd this tube restored to it« normal cific andjthe st»<amer they semi here exp.-iiso. I wo battle»» of Beggs' Blood
bus lag'll ou thedu -ki-t for mor»-than srittieient to show the contrast l»etw«»'n I'remier Crispt, the Puc de Tortonia, condtti n. La iring will '.»e destroyed for­ is not able to take all the Hour offered. puiitier aud L1 o » h 1 maker will renew and
four hnm.ii»»1 yiars, we are letuiuiied Republican ami Democratic adminis­ M me. Depretis, Princess Colonua, ever: nine cesi-s out of ten are caused It is expected that flour, etc., offered purity the blooii throughout the whole
of 1 he Lun.ib. .tit.g fact that our own tration. Even the Mugwump news­ Countess Antonelli, Bi.rom-ss de R*i- by catarrh, which is nothing nut nn in­ her«1 an»! goods brought by rail from ivsteui. leaving the «kiu clear and free
la-l.-ved i >.in fi i is very young. Shi!, papers, vii nlent as they ar«, have been gis. Princess F.raneuiX'ia, Count Gtan- flamed condition of the mucous surfaces. the East, machinery, cotton g-mds, etc., from all eruptiona. Cliltwood Bros .
We will give <tor Hundred Dollars
Druggist«.
wear»» proul to my that iu the brief I f.ircmi to descend to comments upon uotti, ami the scions of all the noble
for any case of deafness iOaused by ca­ will furnish ’cargoes for the ship*
tint' of our nntionid existence we have President Harrison’s personal appear- bouses.
The Uanadtan Pacific lines have had
tarrh)
thai
we
can
not
cure
by
taking
P« h » i Is.in Pedru.
s'li'ct . di il in accumulating a large aril-«-, ami when they eau fiud nothing
Two of the wild horses were driven 1 Hall's Cnlnrrli Cure Send for circulars, alsiut twice as much freight offered of
Mid choice
•e tissotI iip nt of cases which woise t<> s;.y of him than that be is the into the arena. They had neither free F J GHENKY A GG.. Toledo. O. late as they could carry.
l.iftboti diwputrb. Ma.t'h 4.
I
not only show our ex-»'1 lent inteiitnms. shortest m:m who ever »at iu the Preei- saddle nor bridle. Buffalo Bill an­
fl«ld by DruggisH. 7ft«.
1 >om Pedro is in great financial ueed.
but give ivplcuce that in time we will deutnd eLair we rosy lie iv-rtam that ! nounced that they would lie conquered
mid there is talk of his dismissing the
Guard Atfa hist the Strike.
The Pan-lniericaiH.
In ac tlie tin.«' elaborate ami costly Lis Hiliuiuistratiou is practically iuop- in five miuntes. In a moment the
Aud always have a bottle of Aker'» suite winch attends him. The pro
I'll’!. I-tlon of critique la* ,'«»♦'» iu the |>ng liable.
The delegate« to the Interualioii.fi English Remedy iu the house. You can­ Lability is that Ins suite will axxi dis
cowboys hud lassot'd. saddled, bridled
i-iviltz- d world.
and mounted the horses. The ani­ American Ooiiferoni'e nra beginning not tell how soon croup uinv strike yout miss bun, for the former Brazilliau
We l>-liev" we I iiivh no such chtiuip-
People troubled with constipation mals leaped in the air, writhed, bucked tn talk about final adjournment, which little one, or a cold ur cough may fasten monarch is in a pecuniary condition
i
ish lawyer.« as the one of whom the should tie very careful what kind of a and reared madly in vain. Iu five will probably take place iu April. itself upon you. One dose is a preven­ ill sillied to the support of the swarm
sloty i« told in Loudon. When he laxative they use. as ao many medicines minutes they were riddeu easily Nearly nil of tile committ»^« have tive and a few doses a positive cure. All of parasites by whom he has hitherto
was a young mull bis father retinal are put up to sell which are absolutely around, while the vast crowd, unmind­ mad« report«, and several of them throat and lung troubles vield to its been accompanied. His inability to
treatment. Th»- remedy gusranreed by
fr»uu pi.i 'tu'e, leaving the business to without any merit or value, and which, ful of the ram. roared and shrieked have l»een adopted. Gibers are üe.t!
provide for them is one of the pnuci
Chitwood Bros
if taken, will get yonr bowels in such a
him. Within a w»-.-k the young law
with delight Buffalo Bill now dares ly ready to report to the conference.
pal sorrows aud tlie chief reason why
yer came Lome and proudly exclaimed: state that you will be compelled to keep any Roman to, ride hia bucking The Committee cn Arbitration bus
be is se> king i<eriniseioii to retnru to
using physic the year around in or­
A Jmlge tVhu selects. Jurymen.
“Well, father, I have done lt> three on
agrtted to txximmend the adoption of
Brazil, when- soiu« provision wonld
der to enjoy any health. Beggs’ Liver bronchos.
Th«
law
of
Illinois
prnvid»*
that
days what you wouldn't do iu sll the Pills will do more to keep a family in
an necessarily lie made for them.
that uiethiMl for settling international
yenis of your practice."
good health than any other pills on the
differences, but La« not yet arrive»! Hi-ceptabl»» juryman Giall lie of aouml » Tlie ex-Emperor himself would be
Happiness mid Con lent mem
"What is tlint, my sou?"
tmtid, g.ssl chsracter. corr«*t judg­ welcome at any European court, but
market, as they are put up with the ut
at nil agreement an to details.
Cannot
go
hand
in
hand
if
we
look
on
"I have settivj the Noe estat», case. ' most care, and are guaranteed to give
The committee on a monetary con­ ment, intelligent atal able to read aud the sympathy of the nilers who still
the
dark
side
of
every
little
obstacle.
satisfaction.
Chitwood
Bros.,
Drnggtat*.
write the English language. It nls<<
’’Setthil it, my son? Settled it.
Nothing will ao darken life and make it vention will make two reqiorts, one of declares that I he judge »bull examine ostvueibly recognise him as the right
did yon say?"
which will i»-iH>miui-nd the coiunge of
fill monim-h of Brazil is not practical
a burden es Dyspepsia. Ackers Dispep
•‘Yea, father, I sett!»-.l it in three
si a Tablet« will cure the worst form I a »'omnmn silver dollar to be a legul the juror* n« to their qualifications, enough to make th» in desirous of sup­
I' ivu »'lie»l hit own Funeral.
and
dts'ide
on
the
same.
day- aud 1 could liave done it tn ou«
of Dyspepsia, Consumption and ludiges tender in cotuinercuii trausactlona be­
porting th" <l»-( etideuts whom Hie geu-
A phonograph Las liven to n new tiori. and make life n happiness and tween the citizens of the sever: 1 na­
Th* lust part of the etipulutkin lu»« erous old man cannot l>e«r to part
day if the judge L el I«‘.■il at h'>me."
i I
service,
being
made
to
preach
a
fini
­
pleasure.
Sold
al
‘
J
6
and
SO
oenrs
a
hot
usually
l»ecu
a
dead
letter
in
actual
•’Young man,” said the as'onishwl
tions. fhe other report, pr» pared mi l
with, n»d who are begiriniiig to lie
¡■aiei t, “you are tm ns«, a coiisiitnmate eml sermon over the corpse of the »la bv Chitwood Bros
po-sented by (>M»li»ige of th»- t oiled practice, however. The jn«lg»' has left looked at very much askance by the
author.
For
the
past
four
years
I<«v.
as«. Why, sir, four g> tier«'ions of
■States delt-galion, will moti'mend the the filling of th»' quota of "twelve Euri>|H<Hi> bluebloo»! whose rank 1«
yonr ancwtois have lived on that case Thoitias Horn»- ha I n-sidisl at Larch­
A Profitable Hide.
1 iu . ii « of »vrtificnteB by the United go».id men and true" to th.* rival at support«»! by wealth, without which
and grown rich, anil mu and voltr mont, N. Y. spending the declining
Suites upon nuy bullion that may be terneys in ttie case They have, as in dignity le-comes ridtctilon«.
A
Pirna
special
from
Washington
children might liav" doue the san if years..fiii« life attending to n little
in the Unitol St ate« Treas­ the Cronin case, sometimes spent
i farm. Eight mouths ago bis wife was says: The Commissioner of the Land deposit«»!
y..u ba I not b.'en an egregious a »
I se FV-w^-s’ 1 >hii'ielioii Bitters for iu
ury by the citizens or authorities of weeks tn a tooth ami nml struggle
Office
has
just
announced
that
he
cirrieil 'o the grave. Lately Mr.
| Ex.
th« (’«ntral and South American each to get on ' he jury his own men. ditfwtion, dvApejmm and nil kmdrvd
would
convert
a
poor
mau
into
a
rich
Home Ims lieeu laid up with pneu­
and the one who is sbrcwd»»flt slid diacAHe*. It I it no equal iu csmh of
Stat. a.
monia, and last Friday he expired nt one. When the Oklahoma region
sharpest generally g»it the advantage. LhU kind
(
pti«»>>
< iiml.
the age of .-oveuty-eeven. He had left was thrown open in May last, ami
Jridge Horton, however, of the crim
A oontiiuinl cu«ghing 1« very annoy­ I
Ta THF. E d ( t »» h . — Pienso inforni vonr explicit instruct ions ns to his burn) word was given to land-t-eekers to
reader« that 1 h »ve .» |w>siti<e remedy mid th»' services to Is* held over his rush in and help tliemselv»-s, William ing to persons sitting near you in any iual court. Chicago, lias mad«* ti <le-
kind of a gathering: h. -idea, it is of parture, the result of which will b« r«-
for the r I mjvv uh ur ti dise.ase. By it<
F<>adick mounted a splendid Keu-
timely uhv thoiiMHiid^ of h«»pcIe«M unges r.imiins. ano yesterday bis dining­ tncky thoroughbred ami b«-nt his riv­ great damage to the throat and lungs, ¿.-arded with interest. He declar»-«
and
i« exceedingly dangerona at this that h«tenftcr he will use the right
hâve bevii |»er¡ ¡aneiitlv cured. 1 gbeb room and parlor were filled with
l»u c al to »» hi «I tw«> Imttles of my retno- mourners who bad come to pay their al« by teu miles in a riiee for the spot season of the year. One-half bottle of the law gives him. ami personally ex­
upon which now stfimls the thriving Beggs’ Cherry cougli syrup will relieve amine jnrymen and »lecid»« th. ir quali­
dj FUEL to any <»r y<uir readers who respects to liis memory.
ani ordinary cough, and this remedy
bave coiKiniHdiott it thev will «end m«-
Wli»'n a song lui'l l>eeu sung a roll City of Kingfisher
fications. A judge must not Le preju­
Foadick'a claim lias lu-en disputed. costs uo more than the inferior grades diced townril» »'tth. r si
tn. ir ♦ Apr« S' .iu»i p -t oflice uddre-g
was put in the phonograph by tb»‘
of a caw.
that
are
thrown
on
tin.
ms
kit
to
s-l
at
Ri’*,»ret íu!! V
■ >th»rs swearing they readied the
Judge Hortoti le'lu ves he will thus
I \. Sl?> V d. M. •. .. St
;r! .. y 1 d»-al man's nephew. It contained the place aliead of him. < ’.p'aiu CToitcb, enorin->na protits.
fnnet i m -rtii'in of Ins nod»1, uttered
Chitwood Bio«.. Druggists.
save tuiK-h time Mid get juries tlmt
b'. nim« If. It «‘»'ltnled so wtjr.l that the famous l>o.,m I. Mid others have
will bring in mor* impar'ml v. idic'«.
plac»'d
i
valen
-e
Is'foro
the
cotnmis
Fonr Tli'.ucatiil Vean. Old.
A
coining
Ye«
<t»te.
iw . i ladies fainted and had to lie cir-
sio.ier
that
leave«
no
doubt
of
Fos-
During ili-- « .i«'»ti of JSafi i m-.ist ri'-di'iit. rhe well-rememberc»! voice
Tlie bill to provide a government for
We < au an.I llu
dick's right to the groiiud.
re'liaikab’» crup M.|= r. i . I liy ll.iviil of th», ilece.ised clergyman told of how
Oklahoma, as Mir nd»d in th«» S riate,
Guarantee Acker's Blood Elexir forait
The
('ommissiom-i'e
d--<-ision
con
­
would
complete
the
formation
of
i'«r-
Drew. ut Pii miuitli, N. H
In ISt« at the t in? that Lis audience would
has Isen fully demonstrated to the peo
fers authority upon Fosdick to place :
Mr. D.’.w cim». tufo po
,,r hear liim lw> would Le in that land
ritoues in the United Stake, uules-
pl>- of thia country that it is superior to
hi« own price upon the Liiul. ami if
“
where
the
wicked
cease
from
trou
­
som»1 c irii griiiu« f.rii.d wr;,p;>,sl with
niight l>e in Alaska. Th« anumdmi n!
ill other prepirationa for blood diseases
the squat t» rs refuse to purchase be
bling
ami
iln-
»»•
ary
an-
at
rest."
ineln'b s in tin* proposed Territory I: is a positive cure for syphilitic jois-
a mnm'uy tu Egyp’, nnpj>.>-, .1 fola-
will Le warranted in evicting them. what is tidy known as No Man’s 0111;
It
euiuneiuted
the
virtues
of
the
ulcers, eruptions and puuule*.
y».:ir.-» < -J
Itn-s«* w«r»‘ plautc.l
In case Fos.lick secures all the i :.sh Land. i'Lis strip of country I k ' s be- It pu. .e'-s the whole system mid thor­
anlgr-'w. It h i.| m n.v ni th»'cli.u- ileceas»-»! .nd prayed to God that the
he expects his famous nd« w ill have tw«w*n G'lorada. Texasan I Kansas. l«>- oughly b',.>l<ls up the constitution. Chit­
a 'tcrts’i '.« of i». <’ corti; t!:»• L-av - w» ■ i peaker might la- con«Mered worthy I
wood Bros.
uetted him «1.000.000.
I otiv ing to neither o’ t i»- th ee n tn«t'-
n ti'iuat».; li gr
to <>v»-r six f»s.‘t t»> la-cotiv- a memlwr of that portion
a •» to them till. It ixintaine an arm
lugli; tlu- mi t-ritis W"ie whit, ; bu­ of (io I'.« kiug.lom v. liei" he might lie
Siinuions livei regulator piodaci-« uo of alio'.V I' lifHHX» a*u-e. said to be
Sot Vsgutlable.
lli*. profilici .1 tlt- «t.i-k. thi-i». i> enibro'.i» 1.
At this i-oint of the luLires« the nnpl asaiit eti.ct upo.i the stoiu.ich tu> well watered and rich in agricultural
wli. r» ...........
p .rt i .iim-s in. Iu-
A promiaeory note cot.t«in*»1 ac!a .:«e
matter
how
h
ug
it
s
taken.
A
little
minister li.-. I evhlently broken down,
etoid of gr iwiug tu ati »»ai like ni..’,
l iken at night insures ref ri whin. sleep resonre-T in-population is roughly in««rted by the maker in these word»;
crn inni?.", il bilug m h.’avy clnsK'ir ami from tb»’ in«;ranent the terrible and a natural evacuation of the Imwele. »•stim dedat 1B,<«H. mostly cowboy» if “Sliould suit l»e comm«n»wd or i.n st
at 11|<. bij.. »ri spik. li'ts: ther». w « no sonmla of a si tong man weeping anil A little taken in the morning sharpens not cattle thiev.'R. Th»» present Okla­ torn.-y lie employe<l toenforne the pay­
la««-I; tiosiis; .. ,-h -q.rig wiattn-kl, nn.»tile to i,.strain himself broke out the appetite, elcausi s tlm atomach and homa nn I N<> Mau’s Land, <>ombin«*d 1 ment of this note, I agree to pay th«
would Is* larger than Ma«sachu*etU, a»l dtional sum of 5 jwreent. on princi­
a'n Lied wit i gran«, ea.'li provi»!». I with terrible realistic force. The in­ sweetens the breath.
"I never r. couinii ml medicine nnlesa Connecticut ami Rb»«le Islatxl, and ns pal and interest n«wrned as attorney's
Absolutely Pure.
witii a «iparit- hn«k. iik« wLa.it terment took place >n Womllawn
I
kuow
it
to
l>e
good.
In
»
ministry
of
t'-e.neiery. Il’iess Ltispnlch.
th« laud is go»«l aud the climate f«ee in such suit." The supreme court
graiua
twvlitvtiv» wars J have often felt the
powder never • art»-*
A marvel
need of such a medicine, and when I healthy, n tn w »tut« of fair projairfion of California t Adams vs. Sea man et al. t o! This
purity, strength a'ut » ImleamneaeM
will some day not very remote, be held that the insertion of the clause
A « V«»u v k »«pt h-a 1 ?
Wh»-n vvu nessi a mild laxative yon found it 1 exclaimed: ’Eureksh
Mure
ecoh
.ml.
»:
Ilian
the
ordinai
' kinds,
if Muueui 1 cenvinc« y. u tlrit
k«r*H sbornii ha-t- n medicine that will act oil Rev. I P. Harper. Proprietor "t'liri»- weli-om d into the Unton. L»t u» in qn»*tion rendereit the note uon- and cannot be sold in eoinpi-ltlmo with
b
qa
It
will
not
be
a
rotten
borough.
the multitude of low test, short weight
Eiiu-i-h Kfp »»iv for the¡unj'»« i»%up**n»»r the liver und kt «levs as v-e’l as the t a i \ i.itor.” Smithfield. N. c.
negotiable.
alum ur j.bovpliate powder. Hold only tu
to nil other preparations, nnd it» a posi­ teiwe's. Beggs’ \egetuble Liver Pills
rat>>.
Kuril Basilic Posnr. co , IOS
I
tive cur** for »»Il throat ni»<l I umk troub'es, ar>-prep, re! expri-ss V for this purpose.
Wall afreet. N Y
t r«»ap, wb«K»ping o-ugh and co|<U
Iti-'st .m c-’.ai; them, as tlu-v have uo
guarantee tue pupuratiou
CUiL*x>d Superior au.1 few equal».
I
I
Eiu«.
•httwuMl Bro«., BrugAitM.
NO HOUSEHOLD SHOULD BE WITHOUT
Dr. J. S. Parsoa.
PHYSICIAN
EDDINGS & MORSE,
AND SURGEON
A sulan ' u , O&Jioo.N.
office al r"«Mem « on Maia street, next
»luur to Pi» «uytrrian church.
ill U
ASHLAND, O
DLU IÍH IN
Dx. S. T. Sons«
PHYSICIAN
C
Üuc9vt90rt tv Ü
AND SURGEON.
■
asulamd , okkqon .
A y
*r •
tiffice tn Odd Fellow» bntl ting. second
floor, ou Main street.
Ill-'
E. P. Goiiy, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
vreiaFoBU, OKEUOX.
Otile« In Hsutlln's Block—Residence <
at reel.
1‘
s . i . edg :
n Ai
U” n
F ine C utl
rUh.PS, PIPE AND I
A RT**'*■
Dr. W. Stanfald,
VEHICLES AND IMPL.EMLNTS.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
Ila« lacatefi 1» A»nt«mt. Or . far tlie pine
ties ut b.» r>r'»tv»«i<>n. Make« all chrouii-
tl-.v.-r*. »uch :l> K hell lUHtlain. Vllhllia,
File«. KiUovy iti»< a«»-». J.lv».r i.'uuiplHiut».
Ftumle fiivea»«». Ju . a »peclw.ti Consul-
tuituu free
oflti e next Uiwr t" Arltiigl.ui Ilul«l. Uuar
th« itepel.
112-H
MORE THAN
SEVEN HUNDRED
IÍ.S. P. M. Wobatar, ¿ti D
different etyles and differ­
ÜOMEüPATHIU
PHÏ8I0IAN,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
• T.» V ¡ur lb« preM’D* at the <. uugreg«:loua!
l’ai-MjUMge
(U-4»
Th« World's
“«“■•’S tu then* ú „ ,
Dr. J. H. Hall,
ent kinds of Stoves Li­
Heating and Cooking
are
^anufactu^ uutfer th,
¡tí
akve tra^e marie.
------ -
from
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Qftu be
Niue Yeurx la Uoepilsl Pr«<-tice
Main Street. Ashland, Or.
I“?"*u.„
J. S. Walter, M. D. S.
U m
Will practica hi«profession >>f Dentistry
—AT—
A shland , Oaxuox
Office a residence
A. C. Caldwell
Mechanical and Operative Dentist.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for
the p inleas extraction of teeth.
;.«T Oifice over the Bank.—[13-33,
J. S. Howixi,
Ashland, Oregon.
H. C. Myer,
KEEPS GARLAND STOVES.
A big carload of Btoves and ranges just received. The
finest line in the county, (’all and see and believe it.
Notary Public and Conveyancer
MEDFORD, OREGON.
J. M. MCCALL’S
a 11 kinds of rra' »-«t«;«. bnslnew glwi» care­
ful aiumtlon. an»i lufonnutiou furnished
<< locrnn.g property tn the new lowu.
C. W. Roct,
Surveyor—Ashland.
-yiirvoyinc of m H Elude pr inptly ut-
ten ted
fhargea reason aide and cor­
rect work trnarnnteed. »»rd••!*» f>>ruork iu
al! p.iri» of lha county pruiuplh atlcuded
lo,
with r* F. Billings
Ganiard’s Crcho3tra,
Of AMhlan«!. Oregon. Inte of C m !
Ar»* n<-’v pn-p.irrd t«» fiirnHh the b»-bt of
mi kíc for publie or private i’artivu, ball.««,
Picnic». Au . nt any p«»iut nu the u«»a>t
All th»* iu-.v popular intuit* la played by
;hla < >rrhv»tru.
Having • mploye«! a lanre number of tnu-
• leían*, w»* are »tide to ftirnhh any number
of baud«. Kuy insiruutriii or auMlIaxfur
ulahi’d to other ban !». All orders bv mall
jr i»-.» u’aph promput a»tun'!<*<1 to Tenua
liwa.vs »tu-- liable. Adtireaa
12-1-5 i’rof. Gaillard, \»b!un<l. Or.
■C. H. aTlilN^ON. F *1 CAAIÍR K V «AftlfcH
t*rea14«»nt
Vlee-Prw«
»’ashler
Í
L^l
Spring & Summer Dress Goods,
ThaBankof Ashland
PARASOLS. LADIES AHO CENTLEMENS FINE SHOES AMD BOOTS.
Clot1 Hrect iron» the
All at Prices that
COMPEiTI I0X.
•T-
■J.. H
Mr» s E. t'oe
Mr>« li. F. Moor**
ASHLAND
MILLINERY STORE
*--vr * i.’.... k. Ma t: -t
Fine As-« i’in»‘nî <»f Motejáis fur Fuñe.»
Work-Zephyrs, A1 «.«ene. I beuiiîe.Ele
r ACTOR Y
(»Ur lllwlh* is
kd< i( K MXFMX' !■ IS »’J.riKrt
THIN ' <I.OW MHILIJN«,
Il h
ile .t i.'.I,..» i Inning nidi, ai rail-
r"«.l . r>.«aln« of It, b’isii Mrf-et
ASHLAND. OREGON.
ASHLAND OGN.
Paid Up Capital, $100,000.00
Having one of the beat skylights tn Or­
egon, unrf kiiowih'j hoir to une it.
t nrikixnit oo».p work .
JAMES S. ROGERS,
H-’t
A..lx».w-<.f W. M ’.tiro».
Does a General Banking Busin»««.
M E. TYI.ER.
’»•llertion» made ai nil wtMiMt p»»iuK m
favorable G rins.
'vght exchange and tch-tçr. phir transfer»
WM. RADAM’S
I
I A w HLAXI»,
< I hkoox .
Myer's Bhick.east stile Main street.
I
Germ. B.ideria 4 Fungus He-troyer
A*hlatiil«
House, Sign anil Decorative
Succhi Attention to Graining
.ind Paper-Hanging.
Oregon*
Fresh Bread and Pies Daily.
• tiOlrr < rtkvfc of «very varlvty lc< pt cub
»iMUtiy on hand
Or<h rt for part!« * promptly esfeutrl an«’
Ap«’<-ial prir. « ¿ivvu
Al! kiu«!» of ornatnenul work naallv «lot»*
W»*<hli!.< <’akt * *» tpceiallv
Broad Delivered Daily at
Your Door.
Prices always reasonable.
HrrA'l tkiiu muei be »VIled o ci y tu«»utb
JOHN WEXLHB,
\\ in. A. Grow,
F tv E«GH»»:. - a «»»ill. ,G».«!g.- «
iTriti’l!'»- ••'.I.
i.v
.him Van Hom.
I¿. K. 1 Scio lti num.
AUCT IONEER
1* pr* n • * »i
• • H» m H! i.
Y*;»nt. ksh’.an 1. Or.
1 . í <»
’ M» «»«!* . T .»i’ici orojH rtv .»(
« • K
’n
1. <»r ni»! a :<_*nA to
I • p. hl fur iu » d-. an
h. c on
V or.J**r, i» st tl on’er or cash. Price • aÙ- :• ff-* VNYV. HFhb !N THF
< «‘VS HiY
Ç3..V' | h . u.tllon ji.g. <!"!iv- :v»l ,t
\sh’a: ti it ;»t. t*id"T* frooi abroad L* :•< X *.• fJ*M»rv ill I’»».' ’‘«I'lG»’»« • riii!v!» HH«
•• «narii‘i*
v : - t
oronr.itiv Ül'ud.
It 31
\I€H*’N \ \-M!ANhr\FH\ ^kTiHDAY for
«U Kept
U ut
, c«i M s I h
►aka uf il »1
and Halmen »creet»
I
E K. BRiwHTMAN
B
A MARKED CONTRAST.
Early Amcri.-am.
John Wesley Powell, a distinguished
ethoDologist, has an article in the
Forum of .January, on “Prehistoria
Man in America.” To this subj»»ct
the writer line devoted more attention
perhaps tlinn any other of tile mem-
iiers of the Unitwl States geological
survey. He Ims collected materials
on this subject and he is at the bead
of the bureau of ethnology, the reor-
guniztsi center of ethm»graphic opera­
tions in the United States, under the
dirt-cllon of the Smithsoniau institute.
Iu this paper he «ays that what­
ever history of rimukind in America
which antedates th« discovery of Coi­
timbtis is arciiaelogieal. The
re-
search»*»* of the last fifte»-n years bave
proved that, though there are iiu-
doubtedly thousands of artificial
mounds scattered throughout the
Uuittsl Slut»* from sea to sea. no frag-
tneut of evidence supports the frag­
ment of theory ttint there was an an­
cient race of inonnd-bmlders superior
in culture to the North American In­
dians. The course of this tnve«tiga-
tiou Ims la*en marked by some curious
episodes iti the history of research.
Euthnsiastic writers extolled th« skill
of the sculptors of the monnd-bnilil-
ing time, and they found carvings of
bird« Htul mamnials thai showed great
skill aud delicacy. But these works
have be.-n re-examined uml found to
lie so mile that n bird or fish can rare­
ly be recogtiitwd. How a lietter chits
of baila aud ornaments got then* in
eiplmm-d by the fact that when the
first white mnh came to thia ixiuutry
the traders ingeniously manufactured
with civilixe-1 appliuiuvs those things
held uf moat value by the Imlisim.
With chn»el aud Immiuer they wrought
bird-piiies, and eleptmut-pipea Mi l
Itanner-stones for th-, savages, who
held them as their greatest treaaurvs
and bulled them in their mounds with
them. Rea..nt«he> have proved tlmt
the more ancient th« ruin« of tlm
North Amelle.;n Indians th«' more
rudenre they in struetur»». ami tlietr
culture Ims r.a'lied its highest de
velopnienl idsiut the time of the dis­
covery of America. The ruins of th«
cliff-dwellera. tl»o-e on the Grand can­
yon of the Co loríelo plateau, tho*- on
the cone near the foot of th»' San
Francisco mountain, none lesir evi­
dence of gi<-at antiquity, none slue«
the poseeseioti of lost or wonderfit,
arts. In river deposits, iti filled lakes
ami ponds, a few -iom> implements
have beeti discovered iiei»* amt th«r»' of
rudo tyt»e. It is thus we trace th«
p »'.«ene« of man tn th« United Stilles
back nearly to the glacial ep.a’h.
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