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S e m i-W e e k ly T id in g s THE YREKA LYNCHING. T h ursday..........................A ugust 2ih 18b5 Farther Itet&ila of the Work o! the Siakiyoo County Mob and the Death of the Four Sup posed Murderers. from him aud e n te re d the jail. Having no keys to the different cells, they were compelled to burst the locks with sledge h «romers, which they proceeded to do at once. N oll’s crime was the shooting of Henry Hayten at Callahans, on April 21st, I in a dispute over some mining property. ' A rope was placed aroimd Sender's neck and he was led from the jail in his bare feet, aDd in a few moments joined j his companions. About this time sheriff : Hobbs, having been notified arrived on i the 6cene, and starting for the jail door was commanded to hall, the com maud I being emphasized by the display of sev- i eral revolvers. He was told that the “job had been doue.” By this time the great er part of the mob had dispersed leaving about thirty or forty men ou guard, who soon left after the sheriff arrive«]. Tbeoororner held an inquest upon the four victims of the mob, and a jury ren dered a verdict which concludes as fol lows: The FAIR STORE ! The telegraphic report printed in Mon day’s T idings of the lynching by a mob Jim Corbett has eo far permitted hie at Yreka that morning of a quartet of pugilistic proclivities to overcome bis murderers gave the first detailed news to allege)] geutlemanly reputation that the Southern Oregou people of oue of * -gentlemaii Jim" is a title oow given bim the moet startling affairsever occurring in Northern California, not having been only in densiou. Corliett’s decliue is further argnmeut that pugilism is barba equalled even in early mining days when Judge Lynch frequently presided in the rism. absence of courts of justice. It bas taken six weeks to secure 11 ju Tbe Yreka Journal and News both rors in the Dnrrant case at San Francisco. isstied extras giving reports of the mob’s Meantime the sensational newspapers work Monday, and Tuesday’s regular there have tried and retried tbe case with issue of the Journal has further news, Last winter, we have just received a fine line in (if lists of Text Books for the different grades. all its disgiistiug and degrading details, from which the following cullings are both Domestic and Imported Saxony and German which will have to lie prints«! again of made: All morning a steady stream of people course during the progress of tbe trial. town g«>o<Is in popular colors. under suppressed excitement .Mrs. Duniway, the well known eqnal laboring wended their way to the No. 1 engine rights advocate, is preparing to enter iuio house, which had been transformed into * * “ upon our oaths each an«l all do journalistic w< rk again. Sbe in to have a morgue, there to view tbe ghastly and say th a t we find the deceased were nam ed editorial charge of “The Pac tic Empire’ W illiam N ull. Louis M oreno, G arland a new equal rights journal to lie published sickening cceiie of tbe four murderers Stem ler, and Lawrence H . Johnson ; that. by Nliss Fraucie E. Gottsball at Portland stretched side by side, their features con Wm. Null was a native of Ohio, aged 45 torted, and a black mark encircling their liegiuumg Oct. 3d, weekly, $1 per year. e a rs: Louis Mereno, aged 40 years, a na ................... 50c pr necks, cold in tbe embrace of death. The y tive Ladies’ Jersey V e sts.. ................. only 25c Men’s Oil Goal Gloves of Mexico; G arland Stem ler, a native l»ody of Garland Stemler was interred in “ Calf G loves........... . . 71F and 41 The following receut frees dispatch in of A rkansas, aged 19 years; and ■ Lawrence C hildrens Fleece Lincil Vests fro m __ 20c “ Bm k ......................... 41 00 and 41 25 dicates a rational movement on the part Evergreen Cemetery yesterday afternoon, H. Johnson a native of Scotland, age«I 50 M en's Fine C otton Socks__ 7 .8 ,1 0 c Boys’ Goat G loves.......................... ............ 45c of the A. P. A. managers: The Supreme the obeeqttiee being kioked after by his years; th a t they came to th e ir death on the Executive Branch of the American Pro brother who was here to assist him iu his 25tli day of August. 1895, in this county, Ladies' Black Cotton Hose 10, 15c tective Association, at Chicago adopted a tiefense. The bodies of Johnson, Null by stran g u latio n . They were hanged by the neck by parties unknow n to tiiis ju ry . “ “ “ “ (extra) ....... 25c resolution requesting local councils to re and Moreno were all interred in the citi C hild’s Black C otton H o se__ 10, 12, 15, 20c frain from allowing “ex-priests, ex Ko- zens’ <5emetery yesterday afternoon, im T a c k s '........................... o n ly 3, 4, 5c pkg mauists, and ex-unua’" to lecture under mediately after the inquest, the coroner Jacksonville Items. “ Hose S u p p o rters..............6 ,8,10.15c Heel P lates................... Real Estate Transactions. . . 3 prs for 5c their auspices, and declaring that “the attending the funerals. Normal School Notes. Garland Stemler, the 13 year-old boy Bellface Nail Hamme, order is uot uiakiug war on the Roman ....................... 50c trip H on. W. M. Colvig returned from a The “ Bee’’ last T hursday was not a large T .1 Carder to C E Carder; Its 3, 4, Gallo Catholic religion, but on its political who was hangetl by the mob, had been to P ortland and A storia th is week. Monkey W renches .........20 and 35c affair, hut there were, a sufficient num ber w ay’s a«ld to Medford, 4475. attending school in the lower oouutry features." Dietz O. K. T u b u lar Lantern ................. 50e t. Spencer C hilders, J r, to E E Phi ipps; hlk H on. W. S. Crowell, who lias been quite to finish Hie work. So m any people were iu company with his brother, anii during .1, |225. H arness S n ap s.............. ...................... 3 for 5c The success of a magazine serial «leal- his vacation was tramping through the sick I lie past two weeks, is able to he out husv w ith th e ir fruit ami could not come. 4, 5 acres, Fairview add to Meilfor«:. Ju lia n Ricaid aud Nelson Hebert to Sui Prof. Jam es Storm s has arrived from Wet» H alters, only ...........................25c each lug with contemporary American affairs country, meeting Moreno while traveling again. C hildren’s Fill« School Shoes .95c to 41 50 pliur Springs H ydraulic M ining Co; in has lieen abundantly demonstrated by the iu this part of the state. His brother Recorder Rawlings, Mr. anil Mrs. G rant Corvallis, and is ready for his work in the terest in quartz ledge known as Fredenhurg Lailies’ Vici Kid Shoes 41 25. 41.50, 4 1 8.5 wide and permanent interest that has was accompanied by Mr. Peck, a lawyer Raw lings and Mr. anil Mrs. Fox of Central Normal. Prof. J. 4. Berry ami Mrs. l T l i o aylor i n - i s i hedge, com prising iie>i of sec 15, tp 36 s, “ Bright D o n g o la ............. 42, 42 25 been aroused by President Andrews’ from Merced, who came here to assist iu Point are taking a short vacation a t Dcaii will arrive on S aturday, ami M iss ' ' 3 w , $190. on T hursday. “ Fine Kid Shoes . .. 42 .50, 42 75 “History of the Last Quarter Century in his preliminary examination, which was Indian. Jos R Beamer to Elizabeth M Beamer T he walk-way is now cleared from the land in sec 16, tp39 s, r 1 e, 1.26 acres, fliOO, “ Glove Calf, anil G rain .. .......... 41 30 Note ami Letter Tablets. . . 5, 8, and 10c the United States,” now 1 uuuing in Scrib to have taken place yesterday morning. T he second m eeting, to perfect, the tem C atharine Wooley to R R M inter; sw Men’s Buff Bals ....................-.. .......... 41 :w Pencil T ablets, good size . ... ....... .. 5c sidewalk to the school building, ami ner’s M agazine. The great variety of The lynching can iu no way reflect up porary organization of a Degree of H onor city ‘ Oil Grain ................ 41 70 and 42 00 P encils............................................. 12 for 5c the topics so dramatically treated makes ou the officers of the Court. The infor Lodge was held a t Odd Fellow’s hall on when the low places are covered with a of n e t,, sec 26, ip 3.5 s, r 1 w, 40 acres, also board walk, it will he a very conven s'A "I ne'4 ami iiw ‘4 of nej^ of s w s e c 23, each installment of new interest to old mation iu the Null case was filed on the W ednesday evening, J. C. W hipp, tem po cheap • Calf ................................ 4: . 42 25, 42 .50 Slates iHttli hound amt unbound, Compo and lot 5, containing 23.8 acres, aud lot 6, ient way to reach the school in all ordina readers ami also attracts the attention of *22d of May, and under his plea of insan rary chairm an, presiding. The following ry w eather. Boys’ Fin«- Shoes....................... ............41 75 sition Books, Book Straps, Brownie Lunch 23.24 acres, in sec 14, tp 3,5 s, r 1 w, 450- for the new lodge were elected: newer circles. This is well illustrated ity the law gave him the right to send officers Wm Bybee and Elizabeth Ann Bybee to * “ School Shoes ......... ..........41 65 Baskets, Ac., Ac. Past Chief ot H onor, Mrs. J . F. W hite; S tudents are reporting every «lay, ami by the splendid installment which le.ids wherever necessary to secure depositions Chief of H onor, Mrs. L. L. Jaco b s; Lady C C Beekman and T J Ream es; land in tps be com ing in e v e ry in o n lli till after 3l). 37, 40, in Jackson county, 434,354. the Beptendier uumlier of Scribner’s. iu the support of his defense, which could of H onor, Miss Mollie M iller; Chief of Cer Will holidays. Ben Hawley of Cottage Grove M artha H am m ersly to E N W illiam s; It There is no American, young or old, who not be done in less time than allowed by em onies, Mrs. Chas. P rim ; Recorder, Mrs. is in 'the city m aking arrangem ents for cannot liud something of unusual inter the Court. This was the ouly oue of the T. J. K enney; Usher, Wm. Kearnes; In school. H e was a student of the State 14, hlk 14. Gold H ill. 4466- M a it ha H am m ersly to Jos H am m ersly; est iu an installment which includes epi- four cases which was at issue before the side W atchm an, J . A, W ilson; O utside Norm al a t D rain last year. land in sec 22. tp 36 s, r 3 w. 2 acres, 4160. W atchm an, .). C. W hipp. T he Lodge will sisles of such variety as the third-term Superior Court. Iu the case of Johustin U 8 to M N G arrett: se(4 of nw% ami For the present th e busses will leave contest of President Grant, Conkling's there was a demurrer to the information he in stitu te d on Friday, Sept. 6th, 1895, at Main street near the postottice a t 8:30 in ne’X of swti, und sw*4 i»f nef.7 and iiw*4 of Our prices on Glassware make it pos sible for great feud with Garfield, tbe assasaiua- which was to be argued this week. The which lim e the officers elect will he in th e m orning, and the school building at st-‘4. sec. 2, tp 3!l s, r 1 e, 100 acres. stalled. L aura Jane Davison to Lathan N G ar of Garfield, the Star Route an<l Whiskey other pristiuers. Stemler and Moreno, 3:30 in the afternoon. W ithin a few days all to use these goods. Tumblers, G oblets, Misses H attie Newbury and Ixittie Reed, three or four convenient places will he se rett and R E G arrett; same land describe«) Riug |frau«ls—all of which topics are il were to have their preliminary examina Pitchers, Sets, «tc., at bottom prices. lustrated with a unique series of pictures lion yesterday, it having been necessary who have been em ployed as teachers in the lected where students can collect, either on above, 4200. P ortland public schools, are spending a Main street or the boulevard, ready for the Frances E H ill to L N G arrett and R E c,dlecte«l with great pains from authentic b> poepoue them t«> that date in order to part G arrett; dower and guardianship interest of I heir vacation at th eir paren ts’ sources. Iu fact, never siu«* McCarthy s allow the attorney time to prepare a de Imines in Jacksonville. They will return busses as they come along. in se% of nw)4 and »e% of sw*4 and sw 1^ "History of Our Own Times,” has there fense. Those w ishing tickets for school hits can of ue'A and 11 w t, ot sej4, st>c to P ortland next week hi resum e th e ir tp 39 s, r 4 obtain them of Prof Van Scoy, or at llie w, 160 acres, 4200. lieeu a narrative of such genuine value From the time the mob liegaii knock school work there. office of Billings & T refren. Tickets cost combined with popularity as this graphic ing the lock off from Johnson’s cell un Tubs, Washboards, Brooms, Mopsticks, Bas- Misses Issie McCully and E m m a A rm You CHiiuot sny that yon have tried account of things that aie vital to the un til they bung him to the rail, he begged strong went to G rants Pass W ednesday to 41.50, and are good for 60 rides, bet ween the city and N orm al School, for the stu everything for your ilieuinatism, until kets, Matches, Toothpicks, Glotbespins, Sh oe derstaniliug of the present day. piteously to be spared. He moaued and be present a t the celebration of the wed dent, and 12 rides for a citizen. Students Hiuulreds cried "Roys, don’t hang me! Give me a ding of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Booth o.f 2% cents a trip or 5 cents round trip ; citi you have taken Ayer’s Pills. Polish, Blacking and Scrub Brushes. chance! I was driven to desperation. th a t city. zen 2>/2 cents a trip or 25 cents round trip. have lieen cured of this complaint by tbe Railroad Assessments. use of these Pills alone. They were ad Have mercy on me.” The only reply be Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Croiiem iller, Misses It is hoped th a t m any of the citizens will The assessors of several counlies iu re<*ived was. "You will kill your wife, Em m a am i A nnie H elm s, Fred Pape, Al buy t hese tickets so as to aid in carrying mitted on exhibition at the World’s Fair Oregon have lately been engaged in the wiil yon! You had mercy ou her, did bert Soliss, Jo h n Devlin, Jo h n O rth, Ben the bus expense in order to hold the ra te s as a standard cathartic. comparing of notes in ngard to assess you!" Pull him np boys! Hang thedog!” T aylor ami Clarence Reames are a tte n d in g down for the stu d en t. Every sm all m atter When in want of an “easy fitting” shave this kind adds to the ettieiejicy ami pop Tooth Brushes, Perfumes, Powders, Dentifrice, ing I he railroads in Oregon for the pur Null pleailed ami begged to be spared, the Field Day celebration at G rants Pass. of ularity of th e A shland State N orm al. Lec or an arlislic haircut call ou S im pson.* |toees of taxation, and some of them are but to no avail. He was compelled to Mrs. S. J. Day, Miss Em ilia A rm strong, tures twice a m onth, and music recitals, or Creams, «fee. These goods are warranted urging strongly a lug raise in the $5<XX) suffer tbe penalty of death for his crime. Miss Metcalf ami Mr. G. E pperson were some kind o f e n te rta in m e n t about once a BURN equal to the best made or money refunded. per mile basis that has been in use here His trial was to have begnu next Monday electeil by th e M K. S unday school as del m oldb wou l«l be occasions for citizens to use these tickets. B uying a bus ticket TA Y LO R—In Medford, Ang. 25, to Mr tofore. Assessor Jack.-ou of Jackson morning. Stemler, the youngest of the egates lo the Sm nlav school convention and Mrs. A. C. T aylor, a son. does not prevent th e student from county announces that he has raised the four, als«i pleaded to be spared, but was w alking when he wishes to do so. The C L IF F —111 Eden precinct, Aug. 26, 1895, Medford Items. railroail assessment in the county to $10,- so badly frightened he could hardly ticket would last th a t m uch longer. to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cliff, a daughter. (MMt per nnle. However, as the assess speak. As he was about to be pulled up T he w heat w arehouses near the S. P. meul must lie uuifoim over the state, he remarked, “Tell my brother to teli my depot and the warehouse at th e ffouring T hink of this. H ood’s S arsaparilla is other counties will have to raise or the mother that I am tnu«x?enl.” Moreno, mill are being rapidly tilled w ith wheal. the only tru e blood purifier prom inently M r, Davis states there is a capacity for 35,- in the public eye today. I t cures disease slate laiard of equal Zitiou will cut dowu the Mextcau, met. his fate with a speech bushels, 25,000 busliels of which are a l when all others fail, because it m akes pure the Jackson county assessment. less stolidity, caused no doubt by fright. 000 Couuty Judge A. F. Stearns of l)ong The other prisoners in the jail were ready in. A bout 50 per cent so far has blood. -----O F ------ H ood’s Pills cure jaundice, biliousness, las county has received a communication trembling in their cells for fear that the been purchased for th e mill. The insurance on the Medford school sick headache, constipation and all liver from J. M. Chiles, county judge of Jose mob would uot be content with the mur and contents has been adjusted ills. ________ phine county. The letter is dated Aug. derers alone, and would rebuke the law a building t 46775.77. T he 45000 insurance on the In a conservative Eastern town, bloom Ullh. The letter contains statistics with less element of the county by making ex building was allowed in full and 41775.77 of Those w ishing to take m usic, either regard to railroail assessment. By refer amples of them, but the mob was ouly the 42000 insurance on contents, the stoves ers made their appearance, ai.d the ring to Encyclopedia Bril tauica. Judge there for the purpose of lynching the having been saved practically uninjured. shocked ones took steps to keep them piano, voice o ro rg a n ,c a n see Miss Thom as, Chiles tiuils that up to 1883 t.he cost to four inmates charged with the crime of About 40,000 brick can also be used again. away. They employed a corpulent, ue- the teacher, a t the N orm al building or at build anil equip a railroail was $62,000 murder. Medford m erchants entered into an gress, dressed in her bloomeis, aud made her boarding place, Mrs. W hite’s, corner per mile. Judge Chiles also wrote the The leader of the mob was a man prob early-closing agreem ent this week, agree her ride the streets for several days. The of F irst avenue and Spring street. Examiner to learu tbe aggrega.e assess ably about 35, and 5 feet, 8 or 9 inches ing to close th e ir places of business a t 7:30 young ladies who bad fetching bloomer One hour lessons 50cents. Lessons given ment per mile iu California. He receive«! tall, of medium build, aud a cool deter o ’clock each evening except Saturday, costumes made, could not be hired to a t the school or a t the homes of the stu com m encing last Mbnday. make their appearance iu the new gar a reply to bis inquiry a few days since, mined captain. He wore a long duster Miles from Ashland. dents. Dr. Force, of t he Davis .« Force D ental ments after that.—¡Ex. stating that the assessment per mile in extending dowu to his feet, aud hail ou a Co. of A shland, has been in Medford again who that state for railroads is $12,836.44. mask of white cloth. assisting Dr. Demorest in some line gold C hildren, especially infants, are soon Continuing, Judge Chiles says: "As far When Null was taken out of jail by the bridge work. run down w ith Cholera Infantum or ‘Sum as I can hear, this year, the prevailing mob for haugiug, he wanted to make a mer C om plaint.” Don’t wait to determ ine, Comfortable House and > rt Acres of Land in Eastern part A ttorney H am m ond is home from Linn idea seems to lie for us on tins hue of the statement, but some one told him he but give D eW itt’s Colic & Cholera Cure mail to assess at $5000, which, according would never again have a chance to county. prom ptly; yon can rely on it. Use no other. of thwn. Well worth $1300. to California, is less lhau half. I would shoot a man iu the back, so he was hoist D iarrhoea should he stopped, prom ptly. E. A. Sherwin._________________ . like to hear frt m you before the eqnaliza ed into eternity without any further cere It soon ImcoineR chronic. D eW itt’s Colic If quality, low prices aud fair dealings turn board meets uud give me your idea mony. A Cholera Cure is effective, safe and cer cut any figure with you, you will pur Two 10-acre F ruit Tracts. tain. H undreds of testim onials hear w it of a nuiform rate. I feel that the rail SO acres on B oulevaid ju s t south of A shland, Tne law abiding citizeus regret aud de chase your building materials of all kinds ness to th e v rtue of this great medicine. road company will tie the quicker satis plore this action ou account of the effect w ithin one hall m ile of llie new norm al school It can always be depend««d upon, its use from Norris & Co. fied when we arrive at that point.” —Im provem ents consist of sm all house and it will have abroad aud ont side of the saves tim e and money. E. A. sherw in. Marion county intends assessing the state, by giving ns a name for lawless Call on or address B E S T is what the People b a rn —S'.j acres.of young o rc h a rd . F lu e living S. P. R. R. bed at $5,000 per mile. The ness. While uo signs of au outbreak spring 011 ttie place. The Davis «k Force Dental Co., suc t buy the m ost of. T h a t ’ S W h y Marion county assessor says: “Corre- were visible, there was much excitenieut cessors to Caldwell & Davis, are now For p articu lars address Mrs. C. N oonan, Sis s,Miudeiice received indicates that some throughout Hie county which needed located in their new quarters iu the Odd Hoods Sarsaparilla has the largest kiyou, Oregon. Aug 15-5 couuty officials do uot undeistaud the ouly orgauizitiou aud a leader, aud we Fellow’s building. Call and see them * sale O F A L L M E D IC IN E S . A shland, Or«‘gon, appareul low rate of assessment paid ou must sav the work was executed iu a Severe griping pains of the stomach and this road in Oregon, as compared with thoroughly systematic manner, the mob California. The rate fixed by California being estimated to comprise all the way bowels instantly aud effectually stopped ny is over $12,000. but that includes the from 150 to 300 men, well masked, and D eW itt’s Colic and Cholera Cure. E. A. Sherwin. steamship lines, depots, real estate and evidently ruled by s’gus aud signals. all projierty. Oregou assesses all prop The mob comprise«! men from different erly separately, so that there is very lit sections of (be county, aud were well or tle, if any, favor shown the road in this ganized. A squad of 75 came along show R o yal B a kin g Powder A C o m p le te T r a in in g S ch o o l, state.” Fourth street from Scott Valley anil superior to a ll others. Shasta Valley roads, aud others came Offering superior advantages to those desiring an education, or til them selves for any from the uortli end of town by the Haw The World's 1805 W heat spemul calling. . . . The fall term <>|>elis the Second Monday in September. kiusville and little Shasta roads, while a For lull p articulars ami term s, address Buda Pesth, Aug. 52.—Details of the uumlier followed the Yreka railroad track M. E . R IG B Y , P r e s . governm ent estimate of the wheat crop aud wagou road from the Montague di of various countries, the total of which rection, a number coming iu on a hand was st atm I in a dispatch early iu August, car. Just l»ef<>re the lynching a man show the following in bushels: wiih a I earn pul up at Martin’s stable, UuHeil S lates............................ 400.017,000 ami sat«! lie Would I* back in au hour. Great Britain.............................. 46,811,000 The uiglit. Iiosi ler I hoiight it si range for Fran«*........ ................................. 31,573,000 a visitor at that, time of night, and in .............. C IG A R ! S T O R E . G erm any.......................................103,550,000 quired if any oue was sick. He answered, A shland, Or. P. W. PAULSON, PROP. A list rta.......................................... 45,332,000 he came iu for a «loctor to see a very sii’k Italy ............................................. 114.838,000 man at. Pokegama. FISHING TACKLE, up to d ate, new line ju s t in. Returning III au Belgium ...................................... 21,277,000 hour and a quarter, he apologised Io t he MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Spaiu .......................................... 86,528,000 eiriy morning hostler, Bob Morton, for R u ssia .................................................. 415,053.000 not liemg on time, and so >u dlsappesr.il. H u n g a r y ........................................ 150.361,1X10 Bob knew nothing of the occnrrenc • then. India.............................................. 237,456,000 Th • Journal places the uumlier of |ier- Canada ........................................ ¡>1,1X16,000 sous iu the mob at from 150 Io .’XX). Boil mania .................................. 62,414,1 XXI IC E C R E A M Sm all groups frour different sections ( 9 ) Bulgarn......................................... 52.482.000 liegau to arrive oil Hie o iitik iris of Y ieka a n d I c e C«jld D r i n k s . T urkey ......................................... 42.555, IXX1 u I miu I nine «»’«•l.i'k, slo p p in g everyone A rgentina.................................... 60.995,000 they met^Hiid eouqielliiig them lo rem ain Graduafe of tfie Chicago Opthalmic College and Hospital, FINEST SODA FOUNTAIN IN THE COUNTRY. Australia...................................... 35.742,000 w ith them . and ot the Firm of Kahn i Bam. 606 Van Buren Street. Her via............................................ 8,511,(XXI At one o’clock I lie crowd liaviug gatli We ilw avs carry th e largest stock of C igars, Tobacco Chicago, has located in Ashland for a few weeks- C h ill............................................. 18.440.tXX» ered, they got an old rail at the depot Pipes, M eerschaum Uood», Etc., south of P ortland. Africa .......................................... 47,034,(XXi and carrietl it, to Courthouse Square, All Asia, except India.............. 70,350,1X10 placing it lietweeu two trees. Office at the O regon Hotel. The N etherlands, S w ilz-rlan d , City Marsel Parks was called dowu to F o r a Cold to R u n in to B ro n If you have trouble with vour eyes of any kind d o n ’t miss th is o p p o rtunity. Head- lien mark, Scaudiunvia, Por the foot of Miner street about 12:30 j . - - --------------------...u.,||v cured. tugal and Greet*.................. 29,502,(1X1 o'clock by a sham tight betweeu a «x.u^ile ic lie causeil from atism perm anently --------- c h itis o r P n e u m o n ia . T s he doctor has astigm been in N orthern California tow ns for over a year anil has many r of uieu, and was then tolil that there was om m ends ami testim onials from prom inent physicians ami citizens. T o tal........................... 2,402,671,000 more trouble down by the Burgess jdat* ou Main street. The marshal went down ------ W I T H ------- What one of the well-known physicians of Yreka says: Not one complaint has ever l*eii made there, and fimitng uo one he returned, rek a , C al . Ju ly 10, 1895. Y rrka by those using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ac- an«l tlieu for the first time it dawned on e pnhlic as an able and sk illfu l oculist, It is w ith pleasure th at 1 recom m end llr. Bain a to m th onth, his work has given e n tire •-alisfH«'- cordiug to directions. Furthermore, we him that there was something wrong D uring his slay w ith o u r people, som ething over a ll. REAM, M. 1». have yet to learn of a case iu which it has He rushed to No. 1 eugine house wit h the tioii. failed to afford benefit. So say hundreds iuteutiou of alarming the town by the of druggists all over the country. Has ringing of the tire bell, but found that Call and consult Dr. Bain. Exam ination free. the roj-es had lieeu tied to prevent. He cured others, will cure you. “Early in the Winter, I took a then went np towards the jail, tiring a severe c«»ld which tieveloped into couple of shots to alarm the officers, but j A full cream tartar bakiug powder -Establishe«] 1884 an obstinate, hacking cough, -Establishes] 1884- guarantee«! of abeolute sat isfa«*tton iu the mob bad already arrived aud iu such very painful to eniitire and every resjiect, for ouly 35c per pound— numbers that the officers were power ess troubling tne day and night, for to reeist. or money returned. O. W’iuter. nine weeks, in spite of numerous A number of men, all of whom were remedies. Ayer’s Cherry Pec ma-ked, awakened Umler Sheriff Radford Jat'ksonville Times: Messrs. Knox toral lieing recommended me, I ami Northrup of Ban Francisco, who have at the sheriff's office iu the court house began to take it, and inside of 24 1 mni «1««I the Squaw Lake Mining Go’s, and demanded the keys from him. He hours, 1 was relieved of the property, are ou the ground ami have positively refuse«! to opeu tbe door or tickling in my throat. Before I give I he keys up, telling them that if finished the lxittle, my cough oimmeuced the preliminaries. They ; was nearly gone. I cannot speak have made a cash pay ment of $1500 and they broke in tbe «ioors l,e would blow too highly of its excellence.” — agree to pay the balance of the purchase the.r brains out. Finding that Radford Mrs. E. B osch , Eaton, Ohio. price in a reasonable length of time. was determined not to give them the ASHLAND, O RECO N. This property is a good one bnt it takes keys, they weut across to the jtil aud got ' ou top of Hie stoue wall which surrouuds conanlerahlo capital to operate it. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral the jail. Deputy Sheriff Heury Braut- Drugs, Medicines and Proprietary Goods, Watches, Clocks, Received H ig h est A w ards Dandrnff is tine to an enfeebled state lacht, who bas beeu sleepiug in the jail i Jewelry and Silverware. of the akin. Hall's Hair Beuewer qmck- since the commitment of so many mur XT T H E W O R L D ’ S F A I R derers, thiukiug some oue was escaping, eua the nutritive functions of Lite skiu, JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0< DRUGGIST TO S. P. CO. WATCH INSPECTOR, S. P. CO. healing aud preventing the formation of opeued the doors aud was immediately held up by the inob who took the keys NOTES AND NEWS. And Especially Scholars Attending School, 1 would advise CLOSE INSPECTION Owing to the Demand for Yarns - - - See Tidings,” issue Aug. 26. Underwear, Hose, &c. Men’s Gloves. Books exchanged and introduced by American Book Company at rates fixed by law. E. A. SHERWIN, Agent. Hardware, &c, Shoes ! Shoes! School Supplies. Glassware, &c. Wood and Willowware, &c. Toilet Articles. Rememlier the Place-PLAZA, Opp. AshlaiJ Mills. DEPARTMENT OF MDSIC DOLPH EDDY. STATE NORMAL. INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE. 2Ö0 Acres ¡ A bargain for a man will work. FOR SALE. G. F. BILLINGS, EDpoRD B u s in e s s C oduege The U. & Gov't Reports E lkhorn ■ ©J n OW IN SEASON © Dr. B. C. Oculist, Optician. j Check it at Once KINNEY Sc PROVOST, A Y E R ’S Cherry Pectoral. Hradware, Stoves, Ranges. REMOVAL NOTICE! M IN IN O S U P P L IE S , Farmers’ Implements and Tools. T. K. Bolton, dandruff. Odd Fellow's Block
