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THE WEEK VALLEY RECORD.' IX CONG HUSS. PACIFIC COAST NOTES. CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. Senate. The depositors of the defunct Califor A Northern Pacific train at Seattle ran Tuesday, April 26.—Coke spoke in nia National bank of San Diego will re over Zelda Evans, a girl 7 years old, and I favor of free coinage of silver. Debate ceive about 60 cents on a dollar. The People's Paper. completely severed her head from her •n the army appropriation bill occupied The female department of the Stock ■ body. the greater part of the day. A com- ton insane asylum is now lighted by nat ABHLAND.Oa........ T mcbsdat . May 5 1*2 Assemblyman Bruner of Sacramento 1 munication from the president was read ural gas. The well* are on the state's and McCall of Alameda have been ar in regard to the international monetary grounds. rested on charge* of corruption. The At thia time there are "24 poetoffices in ; conference. He said he would let no Charles B. Wilcox, who killed John Oregon, an increaae of 131 during the opportunity pa*» in regard to the agree Cootnbe. ex-county surveyor at San Jose, 1 complaints are the result of the Citizens’ Defense association of San Francisco. year In tbi* »tate we bave an office for ment. Teller »aid the friend* of free •very 450 inhabitant* on *n average. silver complained that the United State* has been convicted of murder in th* sec Fire damaged the Atheneum building ond degree. The total number oí poetoffice* in the It v VUIV Chicago of >eu,wv. $20,000. ,, ~ I " «SU to vo the rue extent extern oi government had been waiting for an op Several county World* fair aroocia- Ti.t. rooni of tfae Society of United State* i* 65,402 and 6,335 of these portunity, whereas it wa» its duty to tions of California are kicking atrenu- artist8 was and manv valnable are presided over by ladie*. make an opportunity. ously against the preliminary exhibition painting8 destroyed. The total loss will Wednesday, April 27.—The reealntion at San Francisco. I teach - $50.000. — ■ Senator R. M. Veatch will open the campaign in Ashland on behalf of the offered by Stewart several weeks ago C. P. Huntington gave the park com- j Ferdinand Ward of Grant & Ward democracy Saturday evening Mr. calling on the secretary of the treasury missioners of San Francisco $25.000 to be Veatch i* the right kind of a democrat- for information in regard to the pur used in constructing an artificial water notoriety was released from Sing Sing, having served his sentence. Ward suc one of those democrat* that mean de chase of silver bullion was adopted. ceeded in eluding the newspaper men mocracy—and he should be elected to The army bill wa* taken up. the ques- fall in Golden Gate park. E. T. Thomas, United States signal ob gathered at the prison doors. He stepped congress. A congress full of Veatch'» , tion being on striking out the house pro server at Port Angeles, committed sui into a carriage and was driven to the would do the nation some good. viso which prohibited payment for the cide by shooting. Domestic trouble and depot, where he took the train for New The saintly editor of the New York i transportation of troop*, etc., over un liquor unbalanced his mind. i York. bonded lines of the Pacific roads. After Mail *nd Express, Col. Elliott F. Sbep A Chinaman who was in jail at North j Miss McDonald of Independence, la., ard, is moving be»ven *nd earth to have long speech by Morgan the provi «0 wa* I Yakima, Wash., for indecent conduct wa* abducted by her lover. W. W. Bain. the Chicago exposition closed on Sundays. *tr cken out—aye* 26. noes 2V. Morgan toward little girls was taken out and She was bound and gagged at the point Ha addressed the house committee on was the only Democrat who voted with tbs subject last week and was somewhat the majority and Peffer and Pettigrew unmercifully whipped by vigilante*. He of a revolver and driven away. She surprised to find that bis most enthusias the only Republicans who voted with was told to leave town and never return. writes she was married at Des Moines, A resolution was passed by the execu as it was her only salvation. Bain will tic supporters __ are _ the Chicago ____________ ... saloon >1 the minority. The bill was then peu'sed. keeper*. It i* of courae to their interest tive committee of the California state be prosecuted on his return to Independ- Thursday, April to cloae the exposition on the Sabbath ---------- ,, — r-- 28.—The resolation board of agriculture deprecating the , ; ence. and drive tbe crowd* to the saloon*. But of Joues of Arkansas for the payment to introduction of the mongoose into Cali K. A. Linderfelt, librarian of the pub Vanderbilt’* aon-in-law i* surely in bar- the Choctaw and Chickasaw nations for fornia, as the committee believe it more lic library at Milwaukee, was arrested UM* with * «trange yoke-mate. their interest in the Cheyenne and Ara- dangerous than ground squirrel* or on a charge of embezzling $5,000 from pahoe reservations was laid before the the city. He is accused of duplicating When are Hermann’* friend* going to genatg. Allison spoke against it. After gopher». Subterranean fires are burning in the bills for books and other supplies. Am quit twitting Harry Miller for bi* great considerable discussion and without dis- mountains of Ventura county, Cat The j? ’r1“,h’ “*• atmosphere is charged with the odor of bition to live “high’’ and maintain a home beyond his means is given as the Here i* the latest f ro<n tbe Klamath Star journed till Monday. burning sulphur and asphaltum and the cause of his downfall. (Rep ) Frank Arant returned Saturday Monday, May 2.—Numerous petitions ground is hot to the touch. No estimate Samuel Shiner confessed to complicity from the republican state convention, against further adverse Chinese legisla- of the extent of this underground fur in the murder of the two Kester brothers “Tbe renomination of Hermann bv •«• tion and closing the World’s fair on Snn- nace can be made. ! for $2,000 at Seybertsville, Pa., in 1886. clamatioo,” said Frank, ' was very im- ■ dav were read. The bill to fix the price Colonel J. E. Remington, aged 70, a PJ**1’*• » ln *n lc}rn?n,1 of land entered under the desert land act veteran of the civil war was accidentally The murder was a most mysterious one, and it was not until last October that a of all tbe greedv pla<-e-bunter* by the full jury of the conrreaaional dtatrict, and tbe l1«*^ lhe pnee a nxe<l at gi..5 shot by his grandson at The Dalles. The clew was found. This led to the arrest Mlence that followed the acclamation an act«- A nnmtwr of bills on the cal- boy was trying to get a ahot at a squir of Henry Higgins, Joseph Evalaud and wa* *A»p*x»rt to touch tbe human feeling • endar were passed. rel when his pistol was accidentally dis James Gallagher. A few days ago drop down.”_______________ hook . charged. The ball passed through the Shiner was taken very sick, and believ Tuesday. April 26.—The senate amend- side of the house and struck the colonel ing that he was dying, he confessed that buperintendent Porter ha* issued • men is to the urgent .... ... were j in the thigh. deficiency . bill he was one of the Kester murderers. e*n*M bulletin of irrigation in Oregon, non-concurred in. The diplomatic and Walter de Clark, a railroad man, went The “Wonderland” museum show at oawering every county in detail. In the consular appropiation bill was taken up to Tracy from Sacramento to kill, it is Jamestown, N. Y., was the scene of an ■late there are 3,160 farms that are irri- in committee of the whole. It appropri believed. Miss Tillie Ludwig, who had assault. Frank Wade wished to leave •ut 10,518 farms in the sixteen ates $1,584,025. The senate request for | refused to marry him, but her brother before the performance was over, and I** in which irrigation is practiced a conference on the Chinese bill was I discovered De Clark while on his way Manager Girard insisted on his keeping •ad 35,885 in the entire atate. The total agreed to. I to the girl’s room and shot him. A let- his seat. Wade stepped over the seat to •tea of land upon which crops were 1 Wednesday, April 27.—The diplomatic i ter on his body was evidence that he make his exit, whereupon Girard struck raised by irrigation in the cen.tna year bill was considered. Hooker, Democrat, j contemplated murder. him on the head and fractuied his skull. «■ding May 81, 1800 was 177,1*44 acres, paid high tribute to Secretary Blaine. , It is feared that Wade will die. A Fred Atkins, a civil engineer in charge in addition to which there were approx Thursday, April 28.—No quorum vot | of the Astoria end of the Astoria and howling mob of 300 people surrounded imately 78,000 acres irrigated for graz- ing on an amendment to the diplomatic ' Portland railroad, was drowned in the theater and threatened to destroy iag purpose*. The average size of the the building and lynch Girard. irrigated farm*, or mor* strictly, of tbe bill a call was ordered. After several l , Young’s river. In company with John The stage running from San Andreas Caruthers he was crossing the river in a ineffectual attempt* to secure a quorum, irrigated portion* of the farms on which to Sheep Ranch, Cal., was stopped about crop* were raised i* 56 acres. The aver the Republican* refusing to vote, the skiff, which a squall struck and filled. i five miles from San Andreas by a single age flrat cost of water right is $4.64 per sergeant at arms wa* directed to bring ! Atkins tried to swim but sank within i masked highwayman. He discharged a fifty yards of the shore. Caruthers the absentees. The sergeant .proceeded acre, and the average coat of preparing shotgun loaded with buckshot, killing th* roil for cultivation, including the to the racetrack. No business was tran clung to the boat and was picked up by I Miss Rodersino, a passenger. The the steamer Frankfort. Atkins was 30 sacted. Rrchaaa of land, is $13.84 per acre. driver, Raggio, was shot through the Friday, April 29.—The sergeant-at- years old and a native of England. • average present value of the irriga It was supposed that Benjamin body, and will probably die. The mes- ted land* of the state, including build arm* reported that he had served twelve Vaughn, who died several months ago , senger, Tovie, was shot through the ings, etc., is reported as $57 per acre, of the nineteen warrants given him to , right arm, between the elbow and the •bowing an apparent profit, les* cost of serve on absent members. The other near Turner, Or., left considerable shoulder. A large treasure was aboard money, but it could not be found. A seven he could not find. The delinquent the buildings of $88.52 per acre. The [ for the Sheep Ranch mine, but it was average annual coat of water is 91 cents memlier* were called to the bar, and ! few days ago his little grandchild said par acre, which deducted from the aver Bower* of California appeared first. He j she once saw him bury some big tin cans , saved and brought back to San An- age annual rain* per acre, laaves an av said his chief offense was being caught. ! full of something heavy. She could re . dreas by the messenger. Fire broke out in the Grand Central erage annual increaae of $12.96 per acre. He went home to answer letter* and had member only where was buried. It was t 110 intention of breaking the rule*. A* , in an old shed under a big rock. A , theater at Philadelphia and destroyed many thought the arrest of a member i search was made, and one can which i nearly $1,000,000 worth of property, in ▲ Washiafton correspondent «ays that for neglect of duty was no child's play the contained $800 in gold was unearthed. cluding the eight-story building occu- Jebn R. MoLsan I* in that city. It ia ayes and no^s were demanded. Bowen A further search will be made for the , pied by The Times. The fire oqpurred ■Mi that, with ex-Preeident Cleveland’s was excused—130 to 65. The remainder I hidden wealth. just before 8 o'clock in the evening. A CMMit, WilMam F. Vila* and Don M. of the delinquents were excused on mor* The secretary of the treasury has for- portion of the stage setting became en B m M mm arw at work trying to secure or less frivolous grounds. Bailey of i warded gold medals to John Regnier of tangled in the footlights, and in a few tor Qktet Jnstioe Fuller the Democratic : Texas introduced an amendment to the San Francisco and John Bergman of minutes the whole end of the theater nomination. Harrity of j rules providing that delinquent memben Gardiner, Or., together with a silver was in flames. A panic ensued, and lvania ha*, it i* alleged, gone into be docked for every day #b*ent without | medal to Robert Breen of Gardiner as every one started for the exits. The «h* 4 m 1, but Hill men have refused to a good'excuse. Nothing was done at official recognition of heroism displayed weaker ones wer* borne down and MBaw suit, and here is the stumbling the evening session. by them in li fe-saving exploits. Regnier trampled on. One maddened individual M**h. The argument said to have been drew a knife and began slashing right Saturday. April 30.—The diplomatic saved several lives at the wreck of the BB*< wa* that to nominate Cleveland steamer Mendocino in Humboldt bay, and left to get through to the door. wowM require tbe Western support, bill was taken up. Cummings of New December 22, 1888. John Bergman Nine lives were lost. York rebuked the house for its parsi which wa* not forthcoming. Cleveland : saved twenty live* at the wreck of the The Death Record. cwM not avail, and it wa* put to him mony in reducing salarim and combin steamer Tacoma at the mouth of the ing consulates. He said it was an in that if he abdicated in Fuller’* Umpqua river several years ago, being Colonel R ichard B iddle I rwin , the 1 would make him the nominee of justice to many foreign countries. He assisted in his noble work by Robert well-known journalist, at New York. appealed to the house not to place this th* Chicago conwention and control the government before the world as the one Breen. The letters accompanying the W illiam A stor , at Paris, of heart 4**ttay of the national Democracy. national miser. Blount offered an medals speak in the highest terms of the failure. Mi. Astor was the father of The conferees on the Chinese bill have amendment reducing from $80,000 to bravery of these men. Mrs. J. Coleman Drayton, and was *■■■ to an agreement and the result was $60.1 ¡00 the appropriation for meeting ; greatly worried over the scandaL He The northbound California express • victory for the anti-Chine*e member*, unforeseen emergencies arising in the was the second son of William D. Astor who have aucceeded in almost entirely diplomatic and consular service. Oppo was wrecked one mile north of Myrtle and grandson of the original John Jacob Creek, Or.. It was the work of train fllHag ap tbe hole* found in the Scott sition to the amemendment brought the Astor, the founder of the great Astor law. ▲ report was drawn up and signed Italian question to the floor through criti- wreckers. Two ties were placed cross estate. He has left five children. The ter Senator* Dolph and Morgan and ' cisms on the payment of the Italian in- wise on the track and the engine and will leaves the bulk of his fortune to his mail and express cars were ditched. En liatm. Geary and Chapman. Senator son John Jacob, whose wife was Miss : demnity out of the emergency fund. Aaraan and Mr. Hitt refused to sign, | Breckinridge and McMillin criticised the gineer Morris jumped and was cut and Willing of Philadelphia. Mr. Astor’s bruised about the head, but otherwise bat agreed not to tight the report when presiden“ for committing the govern uninjured. Fireman Gollingwas caught entire fortune amounts to $70,000,000. it cate* up for consideration. Geary ment to the doctrine that the United It was about $65.000,000 originally, but ■■■flucted hi* fight with ability and Sen- States is responsible for not* in states, between the tender and tank. His legs accretions through interest have been were broken in two places and he was *fl*r Sherman finally gave in. It is said and paying the indemnity out of a fund about $5.000,000. Each of the three that Senator Sherman did not sign for not intended for the purpose. Hitt de- severely scalded. Five tramps were be daughters will receive $2,000,000, and tween the express and mail cars. One th* rearon that it would be inconsistent 1 fended the president. was caught and badly injured. Fortu when other bequests are deducted there to him to do *0, a* he has always op- Monday, May 2.—Bryan of Nebraska nately no one was killed. The engine will be in the neighborhood of $60,000,000 $o*ed anything tending to abrogate was thrown on the right side of the to be handed over to John Jacob. The teeati«*. Mr. Hitt did not sign for the ; moved the passage of the bill placing track and the tender was jammed into widow will receive an annual in binding twine on the free list. Little Man* **a*on. The clause defining the come while she fives of $500,000. At her word “Merchant’’ wa« abandoned, as interest was evinced in the matter. The ‘ the cab. The mail car was partly on the death this will go to her son, John engine, one side being completely torn ■ motion was carried. The rules were wer* a few minor things that those in away. The postal clerk escaped unhurt Jacob. She will also receive the family torer of more rigid exclusion would suspended and a number of bills passed, by a miracle. He was in the back end residences in New York and Newport. j One appropriated $150,000 to enable the hare liked to have seen adopted. The of the car. Express Messenger Apple j president to fulfill the stipulation con caaforence amendment* provide regis gate was standing before his desk and The recent heavy frost did great dam tration for all Chinese in the country, tained in the treaty between the United when the crash came he seized the rods age to a number of vineyards in Sonoma States and Great Britian in regard to tee refusal of bail in habeas corpus over his head and swung himself off the county. eaa**, and provide a penalty of one year's the tribunal of arbitration at Paris. The floor. The freight was all thrown into 1 diplomatic bill was considered. Mayor Grant of New York city and a ent for the second offense of the front of the car. The messeng“i party of friends are visiting in Southern 1 found to be in the country The house judiciary committee has said he would have been killed had be California. ualawfwlly. recommended an inveatigation of the staid on the floor. The train fell toward An organization whose object is to rid the bank. There is a steep bank sloping the country of horsethieves has been Ravacfaol. the Paris anarchist, has Pinkerton detective agency. to the river, and if the train had gone formed at Albuquerque. bMO convicted of murder and sentenced Representative Enloe of Tennessee lost over it the loss of life would have been ho imprisonment for life. The jury in his temper during the Raum investiga fearful. The track was torn up badly Sporting News. th* case has been severely criticized by tion the other day and attempted to as for 200 feet. There is no clew to the tb* pr*a* for their cowardice in not send- sault the commissioner of pensions. H* perpetrators. Robbery is supposed to Billy Keogh of Nevada defeated Patsy teg th* bomb thrower to the guillotine. was reetrained by member* of the com have been the object. Cardiff of Minneapolis in thirteen rounds mittee. at Portland. Klamath County Items. At the tug-of-war tournament at Sau Congressman Cummings discovered a Dr. R. Pryce is stopping at Bly. Francisco the American team were handsome men paying offensive atten- A son was born to the wife of Granville barred for throwing a contest to Ireland. tiontion to Mr*. Cummings. The con gressman gave the masher a thrashing. Childers, April 24th. American billiard experts will not go The work of constructing the Klamath A Warlike Administration The latter did not give his name but on* Falls to Paris to play in the tournament. The and Plevna canal has commenced. Spokane Chronicle.) of his friends informed camming* that Capt. Ferree, formerly of Keno, has a inducements offered are uot satisfactory. We the masher would challenge him to fight position Ben Harrison is a man of war. with the Pokegama mill company. The Alameda Bicycle club will hold a have had more wars during his adminis a flnel and would publicly horsewhip A. E. Benzinger is in San Francisco buy race meet on May 30. Two state cham tration than under all the preceding ones him if he refused. ing machinery for a new steamboat be will pionships are on the programme. The put together. First, there was the ghost put on upper Klamath lake. new track is completed and is the best While at Chamberlin's a few night* dance; next, the Canadian fisheries war; Miss Rhoda Shook, sister of the Shook then the Chilean and the Garza wars; ago Representative Cnttiug addressed brothers, is at present residing at Guate on the Coast. then the Italian war; then the rustler's some irritating remarks to Mr. Geary in mala. South America, for health and recre Rock Point Items. war in Wyoming; wars with Quay, Piatt, reference to hi* Chinese bill, and finally ation Ed. Farra and family were visiting here Robert Ralph returned Monday from Ke- Clarkson, Teller and Wolcott. Of course called him a liar, whereupon Mr. Geary r- — where he has been working on the Riv-I Sunday. we do not forget the Behring sea war struck Mr. Cutting in the face with hi* no, The assessor was here last Friday assess which ha* raged with more or lees fury, fist, in which he held a match safe. Mr. erside hotel, which has been” greatly im proved of late. ing the people. according to the ammunition, all of the Cutting was convinced subsequently Dr. H. N. Warren, a gentleman well Willie White and Aletba Tyler spent last three years past. When shall dove-eyed in Klamath county, is now an as- week in Grants Pass. Peace come again to oor happy country? that he was wrong, and made an apol ; known sistant physician in the ladies ’ department ogy. which was accepted by Mr. Geary. I of the Keeley institute at Salt Lake City. John Woods of Woadville was in town last week on business. Jaekaouville Jottings. Officials of tbe state department place Dr. Wright was called last Saturday to Mr. L. Calvert of Grants Pass spent Sat Miss Nettie Pogue l>X' returned from a no credence in the reports that Canadian attend Mrs. Jesse Watters, of Sprague riv urday and Sunday here. visit with relatives at Riddle. er. who was taken suddenly ill. Tbe doctor sealers propose to enter Bering sea un Joseph Burkhart of Pleasant creek was Mrs. H. K. Hanna returned from a visit ieturned Monday, reporting the lady much der protection of governments other improved. here on business Monday. at Oakland, California Monday. J. W. Hays of this place made a flying Judges L. R. Webster and H. K. Hanna than Great Britain and the United M. C. Kasson, an extensive land-owner of States. They say both countries would Klamath county, who has been in San trip to Woodville Sunday afternoon. are at the Metropolis on business. John Hays and Otis Chastine made a fly Adarol Chapter. No. 3, O. E. S. will enter resent such palpable fraud, and it is not Frauci'co for some time past, arrived in tain the members of Alpha. No. 1. of Ash likely that any other country would con i tow n Tuesday. He will spend the summer ing trip to Central Point one day last week. in this section. Mr. Hoover, agent for the Singer sewing land Thursday evening. sent to the use of it* flag for the sole Jesse D. Carr is the heaviest cash man on machine was doing the town one day last A daughter was born to Mr. and Mr*. purpose of violating the laws of the the railroad bonus list with $2500 and Ap- week. M. Muller April 27. And a son was born Milo Matthews, one of our thrifty farm to Mr. and Mrs Henry Wendt May 2nd. United State* in regard to seal poaching. ' plegate Bros, next with $2000. In land C. • 11. 8. Moore lead off with 600 acres and ers. was doing business here one day last Mrs. Marv Sawyers, who has been The house committee on library ha* 8 J. W. Hamakar next with 240 acres. week. sojouring at Jacksonville for the past three reported favorably a joint resolution in Misses Bertha and Etta Moore, who have Mr. Hunt of Dead Indian passed through months, returned to her home at Forrest the shape of a memorial to the state of I i>een for some time pa-t engaged in eduea- town one day last week with a fine band of Grove Sunday. Wm Blackford, who formerly tought ’ California in honor of the memory of j tional work in Portland, left that city this cattle. Miss Tolnian, the Rock Point teacher in the Jacksodville public school, but now General John A. Sutter. The resolutions i week for Paris, where they will join their a prominent lawyer of Montana, is paying declare that the California Pioneers and I aunt, Mrs. D. P. Thompson, on a tour of spent last week at Grants Pass attending the European continent. tne institute. this section a visit. the Native Sons of the Golden West de J. F. Clawson, of the Klamath river lum John R. Satterfield, the “champion” fish Abe Fisher, who has been at Centralia, serve the thanks of tne people for their ber camp, arrived yesterday for a load of erman caught 80 fish “more or less” one Wash., passed through the valley Sunday en route to San Francisco. His health is efforts in saving from decay Sutter's oats for their camp, buying of George Mc day last week. very poor and has gone there for medical Fort, and that congress complete* this Donald, of Langell valley. The Pokegama Henry Neathamer took in the dance at company’s market for our flour and farm treatment. testimonial of General Sutter's worth produce is beginning to grow with the Wimer last Friday night. He reports hav ing a good time. The dinner entertainment and ball given by the adoption of the resolution. 1 spring daisies. by tbe Rebekah's proved a success both socially and financially. The net receipts amounted to $62, which will be turned over to the Odd Fellows orphans home. Tbe following is a list of those chosen as delegates to the county convention. May 5,‘ 1*02. Democrats.—D. B. Soliss. Geo. DeBar. L. L. Jacobs, T. E. Bybee. 8. J. Day, K. Kubli. J. Nunan. T. J. Richards. Republican.—McPherson, J H. Bellinger, JL H Hufler, A. Learned, M. DelliDger, Capt. Siemens has added to his collection i of beautiful flowers several acquatic roots It is supposed by some residents of . and bulbs. Tbe captain’s delight is a beau Mvrtle creek that the wreck of the over tiful flower garden, and the piece ot ground land train Thursday nizht was caused by he has appropriated to the cultivation of parties who thought that the $4,31)0 of herbs, fruit and flowers is so deligbtfullv I gold from the Myrtle creek mine was situated that tbe most unpoetic soul could fail to take pleasure in its bloom, beau- i aboard. However, the train was not so ■ not ty and -weet odors. By constantly adding badlv wrecked as to give the would be to it. he will eventually make it the finest i robbers a chance to work. The gold bad garden in the northwest.—8tar. The Train Wreck. 1 been aent to the companv’s offic« in Sha'Ofo Uay bcftSV. ---------------- for Uw V** mt UbvMf- Dr. Colvig was called to Woodville one day last week to attend a child of John White, who was very ill with whooping cough. We have been bothered here lately with pests. First was the San Jose scale, second was the codlin moth, but the late-t is what is known as the ‘ people’s party.” But no doubt a few hot days in June will wipe them out. ’ SrY. From the Five Grand Divisions and the Islande of the Sea! Your Groceries are from Europe, Asia, Africa, North America, South America i and the Islands of the Sea. In acknowledging the beneficent fruits of commerce, think a moment of the agencies employed to lay the world’s products before you. 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It did make me better, and on my third bottle I found myself almost Consign your Wool to a re sponsible Wool House located at the chief market of the Crocker Building, Cor. Granite and Main A New Woman I will gladly convince any lady, as I have proved to myself, that purifying and enrich ing the blood, which Hood's Sarsaparilla does to perfection. Is the best CnnatitnUnnal Treatment, and in many cases, does away with all Lneal Treatment in the many dis eases with which women are afflicted.” Try it. Coast, and you will find that that W. P. SQUIRE, you will continue to send us ASHLAND, OREGON. HOOD’S your business. for handling Wool are reason Sarsaparilla is es pecially adapted able and we have been Wool For Ladies •nd will cure difficulties peculiar to the sex. N. B. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. HOOD’S P ills cur. liver 111*, consUpatio*, MU owdms , jeundio». lick headache, ladigntl«*. San Francisco Market. Special attention paid to Eastern Correspondence. Sellers in San Francisco for 25 years, therefore you can Agent for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of i San Francisco—one of the best in the United States. rely upon getting the best of I WHEAT—No. twhite'hippin*. Ml.; B llln g KTKt«'. $1.55111.57^. BARLEY—Com non Feed. $1.0X91.0114: fair I to *ood,$1.02'/*l 05; brewing, R.10191.17K. OATS—From »1.2541.32 F eU for ;»el ti choice feed and »1.37149L45 for millin';: Sur prise, »1475441.55; off trades. »12-J,41.27'4; ar»'-, $1,25(gl 20 for Feel «nd »I.S24 *1.35 f«r Billing; b ack, Orezou, »I.22J4gL27Ji; do. Cali fornian, $1.1591.22J4. CORN—La-ge yellow, »13591.37'4 p otl: «m<tl »1.375491 40: whit !, »1.3 91.40 BEANS—Pea. »2.50®2 1» F ctl; Pink. »1.059 ».06; Bayo, »2. 092.10. Small White. »2.40 92 5*: But'er. $2.5092.75: Red. »2.209’.»3 L.na, M.7J> i 2.00: Lady Washington, $2.80(92.41. SEEDS-Rape, 2'v«2'4c e Hemp, SfB4o: Canary, Flaxs ed, 2924c; AlUUfk 5497c; Mustard. Yellow, »2.7X35.00 R ctli Brown. $2.7 93.25. HAY—W.Id Oat, »10.00912.51 9>. ton: Taaad», pl.009U.01; Wboat. »10.0'314 50: Wh»»t aad Oat, »10.W913.50; Barley. $;0 .1.912 00; Alfalfa, »S.0K49.51; Clover, nominal: Stock »*.•»> »00: Compress'd Har, »10 ’0312 00. STRAW—Quota ,le at 4’9<i0c > bale. HOP8—From'2092jc $ H> for UM, sob » held higher. RYE—Quotable at »1.5091.55 f ctl. DRIED PEAS—Niles, ,125914' R et’i EasV era Oreen, $2.W; Californian, »L859L75; Blaok- eye. $1.»091.40. BUCKWHEAT-$1.7592.00. Mill Products. BRAN—No. 1, from ,18.0 915.50 9» ton. MIDDLINGS—No. 1, from $20.5 921.00 ■ ton. GROUND BARLEY -From »'22 0 <423.0> Btoa. ROLLED BARLEY—From $22.51928 50 »ton CHOPPED FEED—From ,19.0920.0ton. FEED CORNMEAL—From ,27. 09'28 00 ■ ton. CRACKED CORN—Al rM.009-9.00 » ton. OILCAKE MEAL—Quotable at $25.00 ■ ton from mill. FLOUR-Family Extra«, $->.0>95.15 R hhl: Bakers’Ex'ra, $4.9035 00; Superfine. $30'9121 VARIOUS—Ca«h prloes for 10-lb sks: Cake! Wheat, 35ic y lb; Rye Flou-. 854c; Rye Meal, 8c; Buckwheat Flour, 34c; Cornmeal, 3o; Oab meal, 3494c; Oat Groats, 4c; Hom .ny, 3434c; Rice Flour, 6c; Farina, 4c; Pearl Barley, 349 4c; Split Pea, 4c: Rol.ed Oats, 4Sie; Buo< wheat Groats, 5c; Graham Flour, »‘¿c. Vegetables. POTATOES—From 2593 ‘c 'gi ctl for Early Ro»e; River Red, 2’93 c; Burbanks, 85o9$1.05 for Oregon Petaluma do, 50970c; Tomales do, 60975C-, Humboldt do, 70995c; new Potatoes, 55970c. ONIONS—Quotable at»1.5O3$2.cOVctL toroid: Cut. 75c9»1.00; New, U’><'9n. — VARIOUS—Tomatos, »2. J09G.01 fl box; garlic^ 1914c tt>: green peas, ,1. 0@l.2> par sack for common and 2924c f lb for sweet; string b ana, 8910c; mushrooms, 15931c; stsparagus, gus, ,1.009,2 OOR box; summersquash, 109'2 ,e F lb 1 shubarb, .33»5o R box; cucumbers, 75c3 $1. jo f» doz; eream squash, '25985c R box. Fruits and Nut». FRUITS—Ors iges — Riverside navel, »2.00R 8.50 R box; do seedling, ,1.00 «2.00. Los Angeles naveL ,1.'25R2.25; do seedling. ,1.003$L5p Va caville, iDi,l boxes, 75e3$l. X): Florida, 15.0'; Loreto. $2.0 92.50: Panama, »3.‘>0: Mandarin, nominal; Sonora, $3,2593 50. Lemo is and Limes—Lemons-Santa Barbara. $2.5094 01 R cs; Riv. raid». $2.509?.50. San Di- ago. $>.0092.50: Loa Angeles, $1.50«2.00; Sicilr, $5.'<)9>.0.>. Limes — Caliiornia, Large boxes. $3.0094.00; small, 75C9I1.00; Mexican, »4.0^9 4.50. Various-Apples, 25c®»1.00; choloe, »1.25 9 L5u; lady apples, 50*91.25; banana, ,1.2592.60 R bunch; strawberries. $7.0,912.00 R ch.st lor Longwoath and M,0X3».U0 for Sharpless. FOREIGN FRUITS—Mexican Limes, »4.009 500 R case; Bananas, tl.5o93.50 R buiiczj Smyrna Figs, in boxes 16915c R tb; Mexieaa Oranges. $3.0093.25 R box. DRIED FRUITS—New crop: Aprioots, «un dried, 395c R th; do bleached,597c; Apples, sun-dr ed, sliced, 3944c; qrs, 39ic: evap» rated, 64974c: Peache«. b'.eaohed, »97c; do suit-dr ed, 495c; Pitted Plums, 5496c: Pears, I sun-dr «d, sliced, 4®5c; do qrs, 394c; do, eva porated, 7(38c. Raisins—New: Layers, ,1.0091 »5 R box; do earload lots. f. a b., »1.3091.60; Old crop: Layers, »1.00@L25 R whole box, loose Muscatel, lo^OOe. NUT8—Brazil, 74964c R ft; Almonds, soft, 16c; do paper shell, 18c; hsrd, nominal; Wal nuts, California, soft shell, 10@llc; paper shell, U912c; hard, 84394c; Pecans, 13915c; Cali fornia Peanuts. 4495c; Filberts, 119120; Pine nuts, 11912c; Cocoanut», »5.00 R 100. Dairy Produce and Honey. BUTTER—Fresh—Fancy Dairy, 184319« R ft; good to choice and extra, 174916.'; other quali ties nominal. CHEE8E - California, 124913« R ft, a* to qua.ity; Young America, 13914c; Martin’s ! New York Cream. 15. EGGB—From 19320c * doz for store; good to choice ranch, 2l(322c; Eastern, 14R15C f«r fresh gathered; doc >id storage, 13914c. HONEY—New, 11914c R tb for Comb in l-!b frames; 2-ft, 109124c: Extracted, 54944a BEESWAX—From 20923c R tb. Poultry. POULTRY—Hens, J6.5097.no R dozen; Broil ers, 3.5094.U0 for large and »2.309>.00 for small Roosters, »5.5096 00 for young and »5.0096.00 for old: Geese, pair. »1. 0@100; Ducks, »4.0096.5'Jf Live Turkeys, 16317c f tb for Hens, 17c92 C for old Gobbler» and 189-’lc for young; Pigeon* young, $2.5093.00 R dozen, old, »1.509L7& A Close Call. Mr. J. P. Pilaize, an extensive real estate dealer in this citv, narrowly escaped one of the severest attacks of pneumonia while in . tbe northern part of the state during the 1 re cent blizzanl. Mr. B'aize had occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so thoroughly chilled that he was un- ' able to get warm, and Inside of an Lour after his return he was threatened with a > severe case of pheiiinonia. or lung fever. Mr. Blaize sent to the nearest drug store ! and got a bottle of Chamberlains Cough I Remedy, of which he had often heard, and ' took a number of large doses. He sav* the effect was wonderful and that in a short | time he was breathing quite easily. He j kept on taking the medicine and the next day was able to come to De^ Moines. Mr Blaize regards his cure as simply wonder ful and savs he will never travel again with-1 out a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy—The I !>e« Moines Iowa.) Satur-j day Review. 50 cent bottles for sale by ■ J. C. Barrett A: Co — Crocker Grocery Co.—headquarters for _^New prize baking powder, 123.00 prite. Btes and poultry. ‘ Cash mark« pritv piM farbtUn&MJtis** TSttffrtSjIt Whrtttfs. Our charges treatment. Advances up to full limits À of value on consignments, A F h E POSITIVE CURE. when owners require it. - E MOTHERS. 66 Wan** 8U New York. Price 60 < REAL MERIT e a M e P Q a S w Correspondence solicited. FOR SALE! co One of the Handsomest kesidenees in the Stat« Mf s! < H® |o ./W 0 Pills? NO!! If you take pills it is because you have never tried the THOS. DENIGAN, SON & CO., for Sale or Exchange for Farm Property. fl WILL SELL on long time or exchange for farm, my residence in Ashland with I a frontage of 160 feet on Main street, and 150 on Alida avenue. The grounds are I nicely laid out with choice fruits and shruh- bery, artificial stone walk, good stable and : I outbuildings. This cottage was built in the I fall of 1888, of ................. the choicest material and by ............. .................................... first-class workmen. Newson Bros., 8. F.. architects. Will sell or exchange any part of one to four acres all in choice fruit and adjoining said residence This is the most modern <n style, and best constructed cot tage in Southern Oregon. Choice location, A and can be had at a bargain. Inquire of E. E. Miner, owner, or W. N. Luckey, Real Estate Agent, Ashland. Oregon. mlS'91 I 132 Market Street, San Francisco. Mark Shipments I I S. B. Headache and Liver! PLAZA Cure. T. D. S. & CO., S. F. Lady With A Baby C i omplexion DRUG STORE It works so nicely, cleansing the Liver and Kidneys; acts as a mild physic without causing pain or sickness, nd does not stop you frum eating and working. To try it is to become a friend toil. For sale by J. C. B arrett . NO MORE BACK ACHE OKI CAUSED BY USING TEAM Ä1R0U6L11* Accent/* the following Motlge appeared to the C ucumber & E lder F lower C ream . Sar. Francisco Chronicle. “Judge S----- bad been sick only about two weeks, and it was not until the last three or four days that tbe malady took a serious turn. At the beginning of his illness he suffered from diabetes and stomach disorder. Later the kidneys refused to perform their functions and I he passed quietly away. Thus ended the life | of one of the most prominent men in Call- I fornia.’’ Like thousands of others his un- ' timely death was the result of neglecting early symptoms of kidney disease. —1 IF VOW ■ ■ us 1 are troubled with diabetes, gravel, or any de rangement of the kidneys or urinary organ«, dmt’t delay proper treatment until you are forced to give up your daily duties; don't waste your money on worthless liniments and worse plasters, but strike at tbe seat of the disease at once by using the greatest of all known remedies, the celebratea Oregon Kid- 1 ney Tea. It has saved the lives of thousands, i Whv should it not cure you ? Try it. Purely | vegetable and pleasant to take. jl.OOa pack- I age, G for $3.00. Yes ! after using it daily for six months a ladv s skin will be as pink,soft and velvety, as pure and clear as the most delicious ba •1 by » skin. It is not an artificial cosmetic. It cleanses, refines, purifies and whitens. It Flagstaff. feeds and nourishes the skin tissues, thus banishing wrinkles, marks and scars. It is as harmless as dew and as nourishing to the skin as dew is to the Hower. Price »1. Bottle lasts three months. Saapk Bottle mailed free to any lady on receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for postage and packing. 1 ' q,¥r“,G.E“v.AIH’:(|iiAHAM,“Beauty Doctor,” 3425 btate Street. Chicago, Ill. bend stamp for book “How to be Beau- “fill. mar3 For sale at the Winchester Pharmacy. C. BARRETT & CO Main St.. Opposite J JJ F or S ale by J. C. B arrett & Co. FRAZER Ä CLOSE:OUT I Mrs. Osborne, who was sentenced to imprisonment for the theft of pearl* I from her friend in London has been par domed. Mrs. Deacon has left France to avoid i being a witness in the trial of her hue band for killing Abeille. The charge against Deacon has been changed from murder to manslaughter. The trial be gins May 20. Another duel has resulted from the Drayton scandal. Millbank, Borrowe’s second, fought at Ostend with some un known Frenchman. The Frenchman was wounded in the hip. SICK Head Aches Blck-headacbes are the outward indiratlouo of derangements of the stomach and bowels. As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla Is the only bowel regulating preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is seen why it is me only appropriate Sarsaparilla in si^k-headaches. It is not only appropriate; it is an absolute cure. After* course of it an occasional dose at intervals will forever after prevent return. Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Frau cisco, writes: “I have been troubled with attacks of sick-hcadache for t’:c last three years from one to three times a week. Some time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vege table Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the second day »iter I began using it." Having Decided to I I —Of the— Sewing Machine Business 1 offer a fine stock of unprov I ed machines At Cost! wnun BEST IX THE WOKLD. * » qualltle«»re oniurpuMd. actual!* outlasting two boxes of any other Mo» •Oocted by b«U 4TGET THE <JEN LIMB. FOR SALE BY DEALER* GENERALLY. tyr SIX MILES SOUTH OF For Cash or approved se-1 Grants Pass, Oregon curity. •/ Also a large htock of Har ness, Robes, Whips, &c., &c., cheap for cash. ----- CONSISTING OF JOS. H. MARTIN. Apple, !Pe*r, Peach, Plum, Prune, Ashland, Or., Jan. 27, 1892J ’’berry, Apricot, Nectarine, Almond 200,000TREES FOR SALE Administrator’s Notice Malnut, Chestnut, Shade anti Orna mental trees. ----- ALSO----- XTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Mrawbtrrt Plait*, Blarkberr, Plaits art lx undersigned was. on the 13th day of Crapeviiei. April. 1892. duly appointed by the County Court of Jackson county, State of Oregon, administrator of the estate of W. G. Mills, deceased : that he has duly qualified and entered upon his duties as such adminis trator. All persons having claims against ' said decedent, will please present the same, ----- 18 GROWN ON----- ! properly verified, to Silas J. Day of Jack sonville, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. 81 LAB J. DAY. Administrator of the estate of W. G. Mills, deceased. W. H. P abker , Attorney for Administrator. I Dated April 15th. 1892. WITHOUT IRRIGATION. OUR NURSERY I Red Hill Land? Wto- WE do not handle, cultivate, or PER »11, attempt to PROPAGATE any varieties Some men can, but if you wish to star» in or kipds of EBE IT. until saibtied thfct a business, that will net you without niqch ¡they they we are well ADAPTED * ................... ................... to th» roil arid trouble $25 00 per month and will not in I climate peculiar TO SOUTHERN ORE terfere with your present employment. GON. Writ* for terms to Send 10 cents in silver for further informa ' A. H. CARSON & SON., tion and sample worth 25 cents. Adttresf PAUL KUEHN, IM C4IWT MAKE $1» on P. U. Totear, Ofeb.1 OrW.B
