ASHLAND TIDINGS ELAND TIDINGS TIDINGS > EVERY FRIDAY M iRNING Ptibli " ‘1er. criitfion: VSHLANI) .IaÄSMfia, Y AT LAW BoWdltCÄ, Can^sellor at MOUNTAIN HACKS WALT JN 3, FARM AMD OOWsELUi: Ol; h¿4»X. Giinrniitecd. licbcrt A. Juiller f > 1*11 : * X >i Ri.I.OV hl.«nd. Or. LZ. C Ï. C. Ciliwoll, H. C. Myei KEEPS GARLAND bK.'Vbb 1’1 FRIDAY. .JULY 4 ( r«»V-^>Rther Bulletin [SUbJH’MC' M monthly rep»rt fur. June iv.*».! Poikaud , Oregtm, Jun» -S. lM‘»0. Wea»Urr cool, chuidy au«l showery w«»?ither of the prevuuis week CUllUUilcd upU> Ur-d.iy. ll is now clear and very warm. The weather ________ tliat _ I iiib prevailed has I hm * u worth untold wealth to the pnxlucers of Oregon, and from every e«*«*tioti comes ll»* most tiatteriug ami eucouragiug re- [x«rts. lhe rains wer.*«*sp«*<*iaUy copi ous tn the V\ lllainet te valley, ami ah mg the coast wtc-ft* from 2 to 3 inelms fell, iu Southern Oregon over on«* tm*h fell at Roseburg, but «hs*r.*ased south- ward to .Ja^ksou coii’ity wh«*r«* less than one imih fell. In E isteru ()r«*g«>ii I IuOre ttuiu the aven ge June rain-fall i has fallen, varying from oik * to two incites. File rains w« r«‘ most tune and huve gtv.-u new life growing vegetatiou. Crops- Fall aud early sown wheat is now tb&ugill to I m « past any dai in from atmospheric cans«»«. It is tilling well ami oEgo«xl Quality, st«x«ls larg«* and steJjd lery good. The crops will I h * frodi j|eseut appearances, mor« lhau an aviragt" one; from l ina illa comes ftjpertB tliat it will I h * the largi'srt- «trip ever Jiarvested in th«- i «.••Hit* c* ’» Of ','U' «A"*> spring wheat ih Vs iml yi* ««1» ,it*g«x'«l «i.iy crops «ill l>eobt itued from It. From every section of the Willamette Vul-* Icy, reports are encoiiargtng, show ing an enthusiastic feeling among the farmers. Some clover hay whs down wh<*ti the rains begau, ami was slightly diming«* I- Timothy hay has b««*n gieatly improved. Oats are doing wi II; corn is thriving, but m sections istern Otvgon, the weath«*r is too Hops are growing finely ami promise of a gootl yield. In (IilliHin ami Morrow rye harvest ii < iu pr »gresH, aud yields very good. Codhn moth has not «ion«* any dam I age yet. Spraying is however recom- mended H8 a preventr. e. Pearhei and apples short crop in Southern ()regon. other fruits veiy p entilul. The potato yield promises to be the largest in the history of the • state, Every section reports them doing iiiiely. Through the stock country gr; ss on tlie range is gisni, and ent tie are in prime condition, Th«* rain extended through Crook, (¡rant and other interior counties insuring tin» hay and grain crop. The week closed with the most, tlat- termg out-look for < hegon crops. AIN WAG0NS, Hacks and Carts it i >1 : i ! i At the ASHLAND MILLS Bankof Ashland OHLY PERFECT cf^ylMG CECfi’.’ii I ano Dnd A 8 H L Paid Up Cap: SIOO.OGO.OJ HLAND LOTS TOWN O LC.C A!.i n;ii - < >!li* ■ i MONTAGU*! .iskiyon co., Cai., oa 11 arrows 11 a in iWs Easy I selling cheaper for cash than Plows anti iT>.rrows have ever sold in this market A. Grow \\ Hi. ;• \ I A X tp I. <)l . S im i i il Attention to Graining anti Paper-Hanging. I <>r Harrows and Plows Constantly on Ikoid $2 CO .. 1 .0 Job Printing Of all descriptions done ou abort no tioe. Lepal Bi auks, Circular*, Bum nvHsi’afdb Billhead*, I «et tor beads. Poet t**rs, etc., gotten up in £ood style nt living prices. THE ElLIBl STE1UNG SCHEME. TO ITOENT FORES! HUES. '.*». F. « liroaicle, June 26 | Noth*«*» of Warning I*ii«l by Ilie General txial oflive at Wa»liiiigt<»ii The Iron Moiihler'» Strike ('«intiiiu« I'll«* following «l.spatcli of .lime 2ti from San F.ancis<»o tells th* latent / Walter (i. Smith, e**litor of the Sari story of the progress of th«* 1« u ’ strike I h< go .S'«in. and Governor-General of » A b lhe time is u««w drawing near of th«* iron moulders m that city, the orgamzeii tilhbnsters wl«<*se at- when our mountains will l«e ill up which has been goiug on for mouths t« mpte.i rai*l up««n Lo«ver California at night by the camp tiftse of tli«* past: *vas r**«*«*ntly «*xpos«*d l*y tin* 1*hri>n~ Eviward a in<>iil«l<*r*8 ap- ide, has r«t«irned to liis southern prospectors, the teamster ami the pleasure-loving «»xcnrsionists, we re- prentiiv employtni m tin* \ iih-au ii<»n home i.fter a week’s sojourn tn this pftxiuce f«>r the Iwuetit of our readers Horkb, was bliut an«! iuataritly killtni city. the following notices which have Ixen tins morning by «lamen W. K «♦rr. of Prior to his departur«* Mr. Smith orderel jtostoi in the timber«*«! re tb(*tinn of St«»i;x< r *V K»»rr, prujirie- mule a «xunplete e«»iif«*ssioii t«> a gions west of the Mississippi, by the ton* of the OncidetiUtl foiiudiy. The I'liiomrli i«*|x«rter, m«t necessarily general land office. st.«M»t«ng was tin* outgrowth «fan mh - lor pnldiciition, l»nt as a gnaiuntee of The attention of the public is called bault <ai C. J. Claussen, a Doti-unioti go*al faith. He told in <l«*tail of his to the fact that larg«* quantities of the moulder. ('lausFen am! K^n were as «».«unectioii with the filibustering tiinlMT is annually d«*etroyed by for saulted by a erowd of stnk< is on th«» movement, the amount of money lie est fires, which iu many cases orig strv« t, and b ung worsted, K<*rrdrew cxp**ete«l to «ierive from such «*oun«***- I inate«! tin «High tile carelesBlitves «if a r< volv«*r and TLt* I»11!let tion. ami the wtiol«* inside story,of the hunting, prospecting and other camp btruck young Uooguti, and U* died <»n proj«*eted raid upon the lower |«eum- t ing parties, while in some instances the way to the hospital. t tin they may occur through design- ('laussen i« a non-unnui molder, and In the course of bis remarks Mr. 1 take this metbiMi of waintug ali Smith said: "The "The English coloniza [«ersous that, hereafter, the cause an*I until last S iluniax whn «*mp!o\«n! by tii«» I’nioii 11.«ii works. Steiger an«! tion C'uniiaiiy WUM was alone nt the tx>t- the origin of all summer fires will lie K« rr b«»ing short hand« *!. appln*d to tom of the so-c:»ile«l ¡-called raid rai«i of filibusters, closely investigated, and when* th«* the f«uiiid«*rb* HbboriaUou for men. The scheme was n«»wr never i int«*nd«*<i as a fire is ascertains«! to have origins >**1 Vi.ohg thn-e transu»rr«*«l to liteir filibustering proposition but was to thiough either carelessness or «lesign, fj.Heliv wji> Ci .Usot*ti. While he was be h r<*voliiti<»n of the Icsnieiits of the parties implicated will b* pi«>M- at th«* (’¡qou w«»rkj<, Klnkorb lrit*«l to Lower California, nothing more nor cuted to the full extent of th«* law. induce him to join their run U m . He less. Major Sc4>t( cam«* to me. orig- Sptveial timber agents are hereby would not ii.'ten to tlieiu, nnd wheu mally, as tI h * agent ami general man- w«*ut to the Ocvidenta! foiiudry, it Mger of th<* English Colonization directed to pr«x*<*ed against all offend Company*, S«*ott is a royal engineer, ers under the local law of the »tat**» «6 Maid tiny threaten«»«! him with vn» »pot toil th" v»r u»r*t«*r ’4»»r to u tnmtrbor of < ii«., ,« W«*ieetey, x army ami territory, relating to lhe unlaw i«*ili»e. H»* even In g When he left stat ioned in India mid came to Low- ful* s«*tttng out <>T lire*, tn vrhtCf. tn«-' lx««rr nn«r Hie foundry to go home, Kerr acc im- er <’• lifer: foruia on a two-yenrs leave of same may occur. The public generally are request»«! ¡»mile«! him part of tLit* wav« 'i uey This leave of absence ex piretl and be ih now on ins way to to aid the offii-ers of the government agreed to ni«»et <»u Mission alreet this join Lis regiment, bavin; been refused in its efforts to check th«* evil re- morning and go to tilt* foun iry to- ferret! to, and in th«* punishment of getlivr. Wheu K*»rr and Ciausseli a si’comi !e«»v<* !«*.«ve of absence. This is were passing a!«»ng First «• ■lr«*<'. they one of the prime factors in th«* failure all off«*u<l«*r8 wen* assault«*«! by a crow«! ■ *f about of t hr »••■volutionary I'Clieme. fifteen men, who had I m »<* ii hiding iu queer Senator Stewart “Major Scott came to my oflice in «i«>oruayti. Ctaiisseu wae f< 111* I to the San Diego early last wint«*r and in It is aHnertixi by fiiemix of Sciiat«»' tro*!n<»e<i hi ms«-If. He said that he Stewart of Nevada that if ins alia«*« m*. si<l<-v.alk Io a blow h««m s< ume heavy u «as ba«i- Irul I mvh 1« eomtm n«h«l Io call and i of inmd couhl be cut into strips ami instrumeut, and uhih t.m! 1-i.ly. see me. ] lie tolil me further that he pasted t.«ig**t her, end to end. It woliiU 1\ ki«*k«*d al»«»ut the I ««ll«-d, ami wante<l to einpl«iy a man of braiu and reach twice aroiid illimitable spais* Kerr w in a!wo lough! ; tom f ft mi energy to raise a row m Lower Call- aud tie III a ilouble lx>w knot Out who** b‘»ne*i»n** was «’! hcliiiid, he <ir**w a r*\ and lir«<d. forma. Then lie unlotidetl lijs plans. on th«* slope, says th«. Cim*ago lh il<* wanted a number of Americans to th«*y used to tell a story of Low In !!««.» m«*u tian ran c Ji'. l'wo bullet l«»cate at EiiHeu<!a. to take up their was hasteumg ou<* luoruin^ ; to catch ii UoUlidb W«*le foillid Ml i C **• -g in a I*«xt». retmieuiti there and !»♦•<•<>m«* «•itizviiH train when he suddeny st«qi|»xi alni C .msb« n had an Ugly wo:iud ««u ha. tor« h«-a<!. and «as al Io . om* |«.| ..b!.. of Mexico. At the pr,»p«*r moment an saiil to his cotupauiou: iuuie* *! idtoiat tIs» f;u*< »*. IL* was suf- uprising of the p«*opl«» would take "There, by thunder, my f« ring intense pain in i ! la* si I«- w her«* plar««, arms and amumlioii lieing pre watch under my pillow." ii • ha«l l «-<‘ii ki«*k«*<l I while «m the viously smuggled into the territory* "Let’s go back aii«l g«*t it, baici gioiiud Kerr coiiipla on«*«l *«f a pain from ih«» Cnite«! St.«t«*s. An imi«»i>»n- friend. in his h««a«l. ami ha# a mark ou the «ient g«>v«*rnmeni was to I»«» set up in "Hold on,” replied lhe senator, "1 t<m|>Je wlier«* he was st luck lletole he Lower Cahb»rma, with Ensenada as don't believe we'll have tin»*,” and he us«*»! lai# r««voiver. K< ■rr gave hims«*!f th«* capital citv. drew the wateti from his p«x*ket, looked “I arcept«si ’ Major “ Scott’s propo carefully at the fa«*e of it. counted tiie up. sit loll und at Ins invitation made a luonieulH, and udiled: "No, we won't Hip to Lower California. If the i have lime," ami pressed on toward the scheme had carried I would have station, saying: "«>h. well, 1 guese 1 b\ the operation, can get along for out* «lay without a made a clean My printing oillee oflic«« I intend«*«! to r watch." « nad; and start a dai iihac lx» i'jis«*na<l;i It Is also r«*late«l that Senator Stew paper th«»re tliat won!«! Injcome ti art dres-e.i hiuis«‘lf at a hotel on«* «»flicial «»r^an «»f tin* ih * w independej ui «ruing, putting his vent on wrong g«»v.*inm«*nt. I G <* o« n t to i»e nia«i<» (io Bale out, and in a few mo nents pie- ernor-f Jenera! at a larg«« «alary. Be- seut«nl hllliself at the ollii'e, exeitmlly for« I visit<•«! Is«»nnd i. at M;.j«»r rubbing the |>lac«‘H where the po«*L< Is lb fact, a! any S«*«»tt's rail's!, r««pi s’, I met G«*m*ral E«i- ought to be, ami ootuplamiug that he kn«»w n the more uait! ilili at tit»* 1LH«*! d<»| (\>roiii d<», ha«l I hmjii robl <«*d. u h«»re I was living with my family, It might have lieeli lx*hev«*«l that < ¡••neral II dl uaf sp< * idibg III** * m- these tales are works of iinagmati« u < liirkMin oil I’artisHiisliii« ter at I lie in •!<•!. H<» ii s from Micbi- had not the senator himself one d; y dolili S. Clsrksoii, of Iowa, th. g tn and ««as wit li 1 tie SiXteelitb Reg- this week given t««timony to their nin ntol Miclii,'«.n \<>lunl ...•:«•♦ rs during truth, l he clerk of the Senate wan assistant postm.K. r g< neral, «luring tin» late relxdli<»n i. B ing an arcorn- monotonously calling the roll on Home his late visit t«« this coii«t, miiile a phsbc«! man an«! aik«*x|M»rt upon mil- subject in which Senator Stewart was short sp«*«s*h nt a r«s*epti<>n in hix it ary aflairb, I tok«*d upon him as a not iutere»t«<d. The senator sat with honor at Seattle, in which lie sat«!, valuable man io »r Major Scott s scheme, his elbows on his «iesk, his che**ks speaking <>f partisanship in politi«*«: “Tli«* only thing that the republi and lie accept«- I my m vil at ion t« * au- upoti bis hands ami his eyes fix«*«! «•«»•’ipany me t<> l«ns*i i ¡««la. I was up.>n vacancy, whither bis mind bail can parly, so g««xl in every thing, lacks, m my judgment, is th«* ¡«erfect- anxious I hat b< • should look <»v«»i 1 lie gone. mg of the spirit of partisanship alni gro.iml carefully from a military j omt "Mr. Stewart." the clerk called. «»f view. \\ «• visit«-«! Ensenada, ex There was a moment of sileiic*. party feeling, if the rcpiihlican ¡»arty amine«! tli«* proposition with great Senator Stewart continued to kx«k at had half as milch partisanship ns the demix-ratie party it would Is* inviu- car«» am! were euterlaine«! for several nothing. davs by Major Scott and th«» other "Mr. Stewart,” the clerk calle«! again, <*ible. We havt* 1« h » much g'ssl tel* lowship in our party; ue have a«» oflicials «>f tiie English (’«»Ionization luit Mr. Stewart «11,1 not hear luui. (’«»mpaiiy. A brother senator sitting near many g««xl fellows uho wanted to in- “1’pon our return from Lower Cal reached over and touched him. 'File creas«* their own light to g«xxl fellow ifornia vv«« <*onsiilte«l with Kauhird light of coUH<'ioiisn«*KS was just return ship that they have pretty nearly \\ «»rdjo»g, the survey«»«, B. A. Steph- ing to the dteauier’s eyes, when the s«plHlid«-i«-1 'Mil pmty ** x I m U attune«. Tuey like to go with the «1« m«x*rata eiis, win» had traveled all over the clerk shout«d once more: ami sacriti«*«* their party iu order t«i p«*ninsula and was well posted njion “Mr. Stewart I ’ its resources, ami tl»* various oilier "I pass," sanl the s«*ualor from lu ike th»*ii,M*lv«*s a|«|x*ar lietler f«*l- lofts and lx* patte«! oli ih» ba«*k by the gentlemen who have since been Neva* la. ■ leunxTats ami lx* «*all«*«l la*tt< r fellows n.iiiied in «»onnw'tion with tiie ¡«•heme. than their party. 1 say no man is We consulted them more ««specially 1’liarHiili'x Heart. better tlim the r<*ptib)ican party. 1 to obtain their views iijhiii the differ Bev. Dr. Harcourt, the note.l M«*tho- -ay that a party which Abraham Lm- ent propositions involved. It was dist minister of San Francisco, in ins «*«>hi thought was gtxal enough for our intention not to make a rani upon sermon last Sunday. speaking of the him to lx* a menila r of, which l lysses I»ower California, but ns I have stat«*d, course pursued by 1‘haroah in refus to take np our restdema* tb«*re and tn ing to let tiie p«*oplt* go, said lie Ji«i Grant thought was g«xa] «*uough t«i In* a JuemlaT of, alni th«*rewas eiioilgli six mouths to l>«*conie lawful citizens not see how (i«xl could harden i’h.ara- ill it for th«*ui to la* prom! of. is Of M exteo. W *• lieiii several ni«*etiiigs oh’s heart so that lie would not let the «■Hough for any man to lx* proud of. m San Diego, but non«* of them wi re « regularly orgnniz* «1 or official. They people go, an«! then punished him for W'e cun learn something from the not letting them go. "I know" said > liemy always. W'e might imitate » ere merely confer« new, at w hieh we ' di.-cu— e.l [ossib lilies ami proliabil- In*, "*if ;Le metbixis by which tli **i- l hem in party f«*elit«g. w<* might imi logians have wiggled around this sub tate tin in in party fealty am! in party ill« K. J«*ct in their explanations, but there is "It is my Opinion that .Major Scott only one way out. God did not do it. organization. I in* republi«*au party * had other plans iu view, with winch kicks in organization am! wliat I ¡ay There is no g«xxl to oome to the w««rl«i hen* to night I want Io to say on (lint we wen* unaopiaint«*«!. I am sa'istinl by studying the Bible with your eyes lille. I have been in |Hilitics tiow for that be ma«i«* <*oiim <*tions. similar to clos«*«i, no matter how pious th«* ex 1 those ma le with us, in «*ther quarters i lull«* over a year and I know some pression of your jx>se. W’e live iu a In fa«*t, he may hav«* bail half a dozen reading, thinking age, ami few ur * vv I - things that the party needs, It neetls connections, so that in case of th«* ing to receive •original packages,' even organ z itimi, Il n**e«ls to cullivstt* our (tirls failure of one or mor«* hi* eouhl fall with the brHtid of the church ujai i tin spirit with young men mid with <>hl ii .cn that the proudest thing th.) back UjHin om* of the others. 'Fla- them, without examination. Ella Wiieeler Wilcox iab'li w< «■an I»* hi citizenship is to Is* h repub trouble with Scott was that he talke«l pnz«* f«ir t!ie ls'st answer to the <p "I will say more. 1 do not believe lican. She lie«.* Is to cultivate the I too much ami allowed t«x« many men, lion, “What shall we <lo with that G«xl. who inspired holy men of party* »wav from mugw umpery I some of them irresponsible fellows, old to write tbebixiks and tracts which girls?” Il«*r answer is a gem. hi to know tin* iiisnle secrets of hie go to make up the Bible, ever meant llelieVe in th«* imi«*p<*mi*nce of speech, way. ami th«* g:st of it lies tn the low mg: scheme to inaugurate a revolution ami that we should give our approval to but I believe that the tep'iblican party, on a platform as bromi hh tills The foundation of society rests Oil take |x>ssesstoti of Lower California. all the doings therein ft*corde«l. Nor “Colonel Foster, the sp«s*ial agent do 1 believe it is the duty or work country, gives any man r«a>tn *"li«»U|/li its homes. 1 he sue.-« ss «>f olir hollies r«*sts oil the wave«, rher«for«‘, first of the Department of Justice, has of the ministerH of the gospel to pa-s to la* ali iiotnutible lmili *iu«i a gretti of ail. t«*a<*h our gills how to I»«* sur- «•arefully inv«*stigat«*d th«* facts tn th«* over, or cover up, or whitewash the m «li.* cesaful wives. B«*g in in their infancy <*ase. He calle*i upon me ami I tol«l unsightly tilings that lire found llier«* I*H 54 «»nt. "I 4utli«.i> t«i develop th«*ir characters. T*»a«*h linn what 1 knew about tl»* affair. in. One of the strong.st evid«-nc«*s, to them that jealousy is an immorality, You will k « s * that lit* will pla«*e the my mind, of the divine origin of th«* ’I'll«» remarkitlib- v*«gu^ •»! cftrtaiu ami gossip a vice, Train th«*iu to blaui«*« ’itiii'ly up«*n tl»* English Col Scriptures iu their trutlifuluess >11 the wonts ih our of 111« nijsterie. «»f ciir- keep the blli;.ll«*st promise ns sarr«*div onization Company, ami will com portrayal of human character, When relit coiiverHatioti an«! writing, !'h«*re us an oath, and to speak <»f p«*ople pletely ex««m «rat«* th«* Americans who a man writes the life of ills fellow- wifi, for instanee. 111«' word “eiivin »u- only as th«*v waitihi speak to them, Wei*«* mveigletl into th«* scliem«* by man, lie la want to leave Olli milch. iiK-iil,*' wliieli lia«l n kt « at run u f«*w teach them to look for th«» U»st. Major S«*ott." TL«*n ,n • "<iis1 ‘<ii#t iurtly inctlj ” lm«i hii if not all, of tliat which marre«! or years iiuo. Tb« «piality tn « very oil«* they meet, and made unsightly the life, Not so In iiiiiiriir, beiiiu jiiT«*ct«*«l by Hrtibti«» p««»- to notice other people' faults onh to %«K I* •* to Motli«*in. th«* history of these Bible cliarac pie, to whom art w.is dihliijclly pre- uv< «id I h**m. < ioiis .” TI k 'H hirer of good English t«*rs." | Ex. Mrs. Wmslow ’ s Soothing S\rup his I f it be «*1 «jectc'l toll w< re made unhappy by th«» public I»« t n used bv mothers tor children teeth comparatively f* w n Hpailker wlm oil ev t»ry ptiHbi!»!«» occamon Electric Bitter«. mg ("rover fifty years with p» rtcet sue wa.i t h« ,,i such W ives tol«i Ila* w<irhl 1 iiat I k * “voi(M*«i lhe c « ns It relieves the little Mill’«-r«*r nt This remedy is Iteconiing so wa ll know n sent mu-iits” of H«»m«*lhM!y or .otlier. once, produ«n*s natural, quiet sleep by and no popular as to n«*ed no special The same imtii generally used tliat freeing the child tioqi pain, anti th«* mention. All who have listai Electric litth cherub wak« s “bright as a button.” •brainy/ ” Most |s.iple iiiotrst rosity, ‘ ••brainy. 1'1» «■ ri|i of 'l*ui**]*o|i Bitters sing the same M»ng of prais« . A It is veT\ pleasant to fast«- souths the rememlier li«*» |><>|iiilar ••iin>«pi«*" ami purer medicine does not * xi<t and it is masterly ii<l<lr<*sa by lion. S B. child, soft« ns 1 hr >’'ons. ,dh«vs pain. re ”l>izarr«*'' w«*re a slmri time at’o. ami lilkitis. the r«‘piilill«*ati isiltlieian, b,*- lieves wind, reglll.it« s th«* bowels, ami guarant«*cd to do all that is ciani!« d. El«*ct rie Bitters will cur«* all dis« as«-M ot tl-iW 111«* wont •‘spasinodl«-” lirok«* |i.,He the best known r- iiadv for «liarrlnea, fore th«* uliimtii <*f los ahn.« imitel. tin* th** liver and kidnevs. wall remove pini «m almost «*%«*! v pa^e <»t «•«•rtam u nh-rs. university of Missouri. whi**h was r«*a«l w h«*th«T arising pies. I mh I s . salt rheum ami other itilo*- Th * ii tli«* Wor«i "at«« id” bad a brief in manuscript ami >*n iorseil l>> Jam-s rails«*«. I w«*iity tions caus«*d by impur«* blood. «Vili drive rein'll, Iwilirf ee|H«riall) lov<*d In (lie t i. Blame ami \\ liitelaw* le*i<l, Mr malaria from the System and prevent hn go.-«i|iei in tin* h .' ii t> w«***kiies. More Elkins deelates that "fron the over well as cure all malarial fev«-is. Eorcure Th«* lllllll!*t«*|S recently the tine adverb "al*«iliitel>" of hendach«-. constipHt ion ami indige* capitalization <>f <*ol pomi ions, the «•sines I-Verj t llltm llefor.* It iu an ale tion try Electric Bitters. Entire satis watering of stock«, coiii**ritu; of food taction guaranteed or money refund«*«!. sohllely Iilism.l way. SomelHsly who products, cet., vv«* are tlire!«t«*m*d unii < ole <Foster, -p. < ial ¡«g< nt of the Price 50 cents and $1 pci hottie at Chit tins ph'titv of time to make an iuveati- revolution," ami furth« r «t, <*l.it* s "that I >. [«ai 1 imi.t of Jm'i«*«*, w ho w .«s «« :it w«M>d Bros, drug store. k'ation into tin* mailer «amid write a if there is not a fairei «list nbutioii of to l,ow« r ('alifornia to investigat<* tlie remarkable article als.iit the |«et words thej«>iut product of «‘Upital and labor repoite.l alti'iiipt to seize that coun of uell known author«. Mill«* of Km-wai in this country it will wr< -k our social try from Mexico, return«*«! tins morn ami liiiancial syst«*m. ' Tillamook lleM«llii*,ht mg mid at oi»*e report«*«! to Altorney- 4 Surr (are for 1’1 I«**. Generai Miller. Nd on«» has ever lieeii able to give Itching Piles are known by moisture Ills re|x>rt was all r<*a«ly. «ml I»* at an authentic aivouut of how such (Jroeeri«»s, tobacco«. stationary, like |M*ispiration causing intenM* itch blank liooks, wood and willow wa.v, «ill«*«* «leltvered It to th«* Attori««*)'- enormous quantities of lieee-wax came ing when warm This form, as well as eonf«»rtion«*ry, cutlery, «•r«M*k«*ry aiwt General. It is «pule voluminous, to !»«• «leposit*#! oil th«» lieach near blind. I»'ceding and protruding, yield at glassware, fruit jars, jar rulibers and comprising over ««v.-nty pages of Nehalem. Specimen* are found along one«- t<> hr. Bosaiiko’s Pile K«-medv. 1 nianusiTipt and ty pewtitmg. ami com jelly glasses, at tin» IL*d House. * the lieach in various places, but it is winch acts directly on the parts affected, plett ly <*ovi is the wliol«* sul>j«*et A most plentiful bear the mouth of tn«* absorbs tninors. allay# itching and ef great «leal of it is d«*v««t**d to th«* t<*x- Nehalem. As the sea shifts th«* Lars, frets a permam nt cure, 50c druggists I or mail*, treatise free. I)r. Bonanko, timony taken by Mr. F««st«*r. pieces of it are wash«*«! ashore, and Piqua, < >. Sold l»v I Bolton. Fhc Attorney■( len**ral notiti*xi See large quautities are found by plowing rctary Blaine of Mr. Fost«*r's return some of the low laud near the lieach. ami the Swretary for two hours was There are spots where the sea has closeted with th«* Attorney-General never reached in the memory <»f the while they considered ami «liscussed <>ld«»st settlers, anil which are c«»v» r<*d the colltents of th«* report. wit li a good size«l grow tli of spruce, Its r«v«*lat tons w«*re such that it was when* «i«»posits of the wax may le «leei>l.*«i to keep the contents secret, found by digging. S|xx*|nieUK of the ami bring the whole im.tt« r Ix-fore the wax may la* found at the boils«» of any !‘ft*sldent at <1 Cabinet at the next s*‘ttl« r on the lH«a«,li. ami to all appear- m«*etmg on End «y. ano-s it is genuine lM*»*s-wax. Several Mr. F'«-t«*r <l**clin*«l Io talk on the tons have Jieen unearthed, and one silbj«*ctt a- h«* ha«l b«*«*n <hi**«*t«si not man shippe«! a large amount to San to do so by th«* Attorney •( ieneral. Francis«*o ou<*e. for which he r«*ceiv«ii Ih* Attorn« y -(iem*rnl w a «next seen, In «piality, it is as g<M»d as any l«h*l h«*, too, «l x*lm»*«l to make the re in the market, and has r«*taine 1 its port public. He s.ii'l: “1 his is a moet familiar od«rtbr»ugh all rs rough im|x«itant m it ter and must lx* thor usage and age. It is sup{M»ed by ough.y const.l,ie*l l«*fore any action some, and so stated, that, it came from is tak« n. Th«* l’i«M'leiit mi l Secre th«* wreck of a Spanish vessel ov « t a tary B aine will have to know thor century ago O’.tiers say that it can.«» oughly tiie «*oiit«*n*s of tl»* r»*|x«rt, ami from a wrecked Chines«» junk. Th«*s»* I am i.««t sure whether th«* report will traditions in r«»gar«i t«» th«« wr«s*ks <*»me tl.cn 1« public. I c m say tine, though, from the Indians and are not very I hat t lie re|x irt w ill not be public lx*- reliable, it is p«»ssibl»* that this be«* B««th the m< tli««l :in<l rextilt.- when '"P"f !'Lr- >- '”•*< <• 5 it i- plea-ant f,»re tl.e iatt< r part of this present wax is really the *‘L »st 1'r.a-ure" W«H»|i. which people are digging for on the n't ! r* t'r«*xliiug to the taste, ami a«*tH From a trustworthy source it is Nehalem. gently yet promptly on lit«* Ki«ltiey», I«* «rue 1 ti s ,* the report establishes lie- Liver ami Botv« l-. <*l«*iuisen the sys- that 11 plot to seize low- yomi <i*spu •• a large ami t«*ni ellectitaily, <l;-pel.». coltlk, li«*a«l llenu-inluT lliat we Curry «•r < '.ilifotn; • « a-ululer w ay ami woul«l Absolutely Pure. hav<* UCCIM <ie«i lia«l pH Secret not Is-ell well M*lec’.e»i Htock of furniture, alm« m iles an«l fevers nml cures liabitual pielure frnnicM nmi mouldiiigx, cliro- const pat ion | h - i nninently. For sale t betray«’«! A Vow '1er D«*v«*r vari* s The report also establish«» the com tnos. artentypM», <>l«*ogr iplix; a ling«* in 5<kj and $1 bottles by all «»( puriiv, >trcinrth hik I wh«»h •*««».••!»«••► ' Mare e« *«uo.iiocHÎ than the « "t-iinary kind". plicity of a:i English company tn the ilivolce of oll paintmge jilst rec’il. «I ruggiste. nnd «‘Annoi be *<3'1 in ' <■ >ni|rt*t!iion *ith . . _ ,«. •r _ implicates Call und s«x* ns, S mith A* D oiuf . ri weigh’ th«- wiu!ritu<b "f low :• - in tile move CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. Id only in al'un or phosphate pnwdei (lentleinen! Ite not deceived, a number of SA Al IRAhiCtSCO, CAL. your l>ootö uu<! shoes ofGress. iuumilu , ay . «¿w row. rr. POWDER \L PAIRS 1 BUA&. Clue square, flrwt insertion. Each Additional insertion 1890 \u Antelope tailey tUctuinl. The editor of the (,’ttniw, on invitation, visited (iem Chipman's fin«* oichard tn Antelope valh*y, Tu**s- *iay. Fins or<*liard «smiprises iiixiut l’sl acre , an I makes a line showing o! thrifty, well-kept trees. ft consists mostly of apricot, prune, Bartlett pear ’.i the Oriental salutation, ami cherry ti<*< , winch are all young, the oldest lx*n*g in their liTtli year. Knowing that good health They In.vv* ha t tue adv ilitage of t bor cannot exist without a ough cultivation, ami ¡lave b«*«*U healthy Liver. When the prum d low. so that their branches coinmem*ju-t abov th«* ground. The L.ver is torpid the Bow tri es have m ver Ixx'ii irri, els are sluggish and con- m*>r** thrift; ap[w a stipated, lhe kx>d lus ably colli«! uot lie I ami prim«* t r**«*s ar« in the stomach undi fruit. Til«* iipr.eo' ripi 'ilug fas! gested, poisoning the and a fore** of in«*n ■m« u nr«* cn- blCMxl; frequent headache gag«*«l in p.ekiug vmg them, ensues: a feeling of lassi I II«* average viel«l liv«» year <mi «*aeh. < it*<l. tude, despondency and *f lbre<* year ir rv n.-ness indicate how lich is alxiut the whole system' is de- till piiumb- e: <*h. Lie apric'ite :m* ptckixi ami Laiile«! t<i a «iiy mg ¡.<>iiw ran'ged. Simmons Liver where they undergo tli«* variotm pro Regulator has been the cewees of «irytng. Tim supervision of means of restoring more the work is under H. G.illiher, who thoroughly uml<*rxii:mis the fruit l»usi- to health ami ne.-H. The fruit lirst pa-ws throiiyii by limbi' them an assortuj^machine, which s< paiates it into ’ In «• ¡*;o *.- * *n*.II. medium J I ‘nFth. larg«*. It is lilt'll taken to tiie tables w here it i.scitin halves, the Heed taken out mid the fruit plac« <1 on large trays. TI i «* m * trays are then pla«*ed in an air OINIEÛ tight cabinet ami fiimigmled with sul phur. which prevents the fruit from conxiiug The trays ar«* then placed in the sun when- they r«*m:«m a «L«y i « iií•• r>>f .tn ami a half, when they ar«* taken to 'I i«* dry room ami the fruit emptied, It is lure stirred at inteivals until it is thoftiughlv dry . Th«* fumigation wit h sulphur gives it a rich gohlen c*«lor. Lini» i «»iiiti\ s i ;i*i < « nsus l he work iml«*« ■<1 is a fascinating «svit palioti ami such as boys ami girls can «•llgag** hi ill. . The orchard is very prom- 1-ing. and in a f< *v years in will rt-piiro a small army of ni *n ami Ixivs to at- tend to it «hiring the fruit season. lien. ChipuniS says many «loiibteii liis sue«*ess in growing ■ C..I1- without irrigation, but h>* has pi •» lil- *k nie sitisfactorily that «*arly fruit <• o do w*< «r k. grown without Water. II«* thin 1 ime ,i¡ •oil'll V will be able to prove in a very • h*g«d w bolli time that ttie lat«* fruits «*an be g c'liially as well tn the Ant lope v without water. The fruit has plante«l with a view of eomlt grailually. Th«* aprn-ots are the fruit; after they are ill-po.-eii o pe.iches will b«> ripening, and th I*rr<li«*t- l'r.>iil,lt* Sept« nilx r th«* prune- will <*«m Cnp!..I..I. Wimmt, <tf th** Hclimincr l he prunes ar«* the ea**ie-t fruit M.clut’f. of .Xcwport. m.w Ixiiiml f««r db-d. tin I .'tl'or.l the gieab s* j Al:««k:i, propll«*ci«*;i trouble 111 t fl*» 111«*) «r<* generally shak«*n fr««i Northern waters. IL* won in a lettei: tr«x* on a larg«*«*lol ii an I then gall "I think theft* will lie trouble over th** ami taken to t he «Iry ing v ar.l an I Behring Bea «question, ami |M*rb>ip*< whole, re«|uirtng I«*»- li.«lulling reBilit Ki bii><xlsh«*<l, by a collision be apricots or p**a«*lies. |le*«i Blulf tween the British Columbia sealers l’«*oph*'sC)iil-•*. ami our cutters, 1 feel sure from t be .Ill-tie.* Ill \«*W <h U«*u information I reeeiveii tit. \ ictoria 1 hat a British man of war will lie sent t her«* "lli<* wil.l at"! woolly «lays Lav«» t Ins sunmi« r to protect their sealers passisi away." said Judge Favor «•!»- ami pr«*vent seizur«*s. 1 regret very <l*«y, "ami Albmpi«*r«|iie is «piite a much to st*** our «*ount ry drifting into uiixieru town. A few years ago tie* tin- ditlieulty, ami feel confident it society leaders Ixgaii to cut the ;«<•■ will lie «*om|H*ll«sl t«i I «:««*k «1« *wii tinall*. «plaintam-«* of h«*rs«» thieves, ami sir»*.* t or.Ninii pf ion 111<*ii l abh*? as in this «|tiestion w<* timl nearly all then ««•* I«.*«*- -, «t along swimmingly. N < H M the great m.tious of lhe world against When I tirsi w.- il «in ti»' bench «lowli “Was down with us. Am! our government has taken there we L.al plenty of law blit no fri«*iul.s and phy this course simply to uphold ami jnstic . Yo>« could l«uy a jury foi t*‘2 • an incurable con- enrich ail overbearing mono|x>ly mi l amia gall «u of w'.n-ky, ani it Was taking Dr. King’s in violation of th«* rights of our own mighty ihlli'-ult to c«mvict a bi»l man coiisumptioii, am I 'll never lorget the tirsi <*..-«• I heard. Hltl bottle, and able to over- seamen whose only Impe of leilrcss is ou mv farm. It iv the finest I y the (iriu a«*tioii <>f tin* British gov • in«* of th«* Worst southw«*st«*rn de-per- r made.” ernment. We Lav«* no show in 1 h*> a*loes was l»«*mg trte.l lx*for«* me lor M h MU wart., I )eratur. < Hi io. «:• vs: courts, but British cannoli may o|ien killing a mau. File prison«!* limi i not been for Dr. King's N«*w the eyes of our g iverument otlicials to stolen w hole herds of horses ami mur nsumptiou 1 would have- the folly of the course th«*y are now dered more Ilian one man. but the as given lip bv pros«*<*utiou eouhl I not get g«*t any evt- it of health.*' pursuing." d«*l»««e. It l«x,ke«l ««I one liiuu ms it tii*« fr*4* at 4'.hit uian would go fr<*«*, bui l’r»»vid«mcc m ale ot her arrang»Mn»-nts. "Aiter a fon r-« ay s hearing, t In* jury went out ami I ought in a verdict of not guilty. I learnt*«! tlair decismii Ih'foft* it war given t«» nn* «»tik’ially. ami I also I arm* I that f«»ur of 1 li«» jurors hml been •tixmi.' I was about to discharge the jury w hen we were «list urb< <1 by a violent st form. A stroke of lightning knocked I the shingles from the courthouse* and the rain poured into the r.xiin. I had just -;u l something about justice when the lightning began to f«x«l arounii. SiiiMeuly a ll.'i-li cam«* «lowti th«* cium n«*y. skateil up to the a«*(*us**«l, 1« ft him a corpse ami then went away through a crack, for it left no marks tn tie* room, <*xcept the demi inali. I ha«l been m N«*w Mexico for five years, yet that w:.s the lirst time I had ev« r mi * h justi«*e ni<*t«*«l out ill an Albmiueftpie court ftxun." Your Liver? i »1:1.«;« >.X. P OREGON Torma of Afaertisin