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Newspaper Page TextVALLEY RECORD. Labor Trouble«. I married and have children art- their wives and children are seen about the camp seeking the privilege to speak to the heads of the families who are held pr soners. In most instances this re quest is granted. It is probable that the entire body of miners under arrest will be tried in the United States district court for contempt, though some of them will have to answer to the charge of murder. SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS. WHEAT—No 1 wh te, 3i :*•'< f ctl choice do, Pennoyer Stir» 'Em Vp. 8. 8. Institute. Act’s of Gold. Governor Pennover has addressed the I Dr. J. M. Tavlor, the dentist formerly The Congregational Church of Ashland will hold a .sund’v school institute in Mr. following letter to tne state board of rail- j of Asblami, but now a full fledged min Roper’s grove on Tuesday, July 26th.begin road commissioners: ing man, wasou Sunday’s train for San ning at 9:00 a. ni. Sunday-school workers Executive office, Salem. July 13, ’92. 1 of other churches are cordially invited to Messrs. G W.Colvig, Robert Clow and Francisco and perhaps New York before , he returns. The Courier says of his attend and participate in tbe discussions. Time will be given tor social intercourse A. N. Hamilton, Radroad Commission ’ operations: and a basket-picnic dinner. Rev. C. F. ers, Salem, Or. Surveyor Havens has made the neces Gentlemen :—The supreme court of tbe , sary measurements for an immense reser Curtis of Portland. Congregational 8. 8. 8upt. for Oregon, will have charge and will 1 United States, in the case of Budd vs. probably be assisted bv Rev. C. F. Clapp of New York—143 U.S.517—having recent voir in the Grave creek mining district Forest Grove, Cong’f H. M. Supt. for Ore ly reaffirmed the doctrine that “It is for Dr. Taylor, who has purchased 1000 acres from Savonski for the purpose of gon. A« will be seen by tbe program, the Ashland ministers and others have prom within the power of the legislature to de forcing the precious metal out of it. The clare what should be a reasonable com- , ised to be present and take part, and a 1 reservoir has a capacity of 2,000,000 gal- profitable time may be expected. A gen pensation for the services of persons ' 1 Ions, and will be filled by steam pumps eral invitation is extended. The program exercising a public employment and to i located on Grave creek. The location of is as follows: __________ fix a maximum beyond which any charge tbe immense earthen tank is 400 feet Since the arrival cf the militia at |1 37 ;; milling. »1 3s?*'ql ll‘4 for new »nd |1 42' i s I 475» for old. Homestead Pa., the iron workers havi The People’s Paper BARLRY-Feed f ctl: brewing. been very quiet. JT'j'«»; (.2*4 lor ew; choice old. 11 Oj. The 4,000 workmen in Carnegie's mills A8HLAMD Oh..T«t«sD*T. July-1 Oat«—New: ' oast. 11 1741 27 , ctl. old, at Pittsburg and the plant at Beaver Fall« I’ -27'¿fttl :>• for off grades fair t.’ good feed, »! :2 » 4 ufj; choice to fancy. *1 Hit'. 4 >; mill It seems in aome instances it takes have struck. The men »ay they will ing. »1 47^: s irpriae. »1 -<<1 5; gray, not go to work until Frick receives a armed inen to protect protectioo. I' svél i’, h’aek. Fregón, (1 '27‘¿<<t :>• doCal- committee from tbe Homestead work ;4<>-uia. 3! 17' ,<«1 27 ,. CORN—Urge yellow. |i *7>,®l »f ctl; email Pittsburg, Pinkerton and Protection men. a .. I "2‘, whiee, »1 :»«7 T2'j. The fires have lieen startetl at the .n.ir, np the “three Pa” o< thia campaign. BEANS—Pee, «2 .<0(42 7> r. ctl: pink, *2 25® Oregon Weather anti Crops. Homestead mill and a number ot non : Bayo. »2 O. ► all white, |2 77R2 45; large At the election four years ago Allegha union men are at work. The locket! out For week ending Tuesday. July 19to. 1892.] 2 do.42 27<.’ butter, nominal; red.*2 2.742 35; WEKTZRN ORZGON—WZATHXR. ny county, Penn., where the men say the non union men will not bo Lima. »2 w. The mean temperature ha.« ranged from works are, gave Harrison and protection molested, but Pinkerton men must re SEEDS—Rape, 2'«(«F'i'.c t1 !b; hemp, At 9:00 a. m.—Prayer service, for soul- would be unreasonable,” while at the above the lands to be piped, and a tre <i) to 70 degrees, which is from three to five canary, 3c for ímixtrted do Caliíomia. S4C 45,118 and Claveland 24,710. There will u same _,.,v time ; it ; ; has ioo >i(ju not receded from 1MJ its mendous pressure has been thus secured. main away. Boycottingall of Carnigie's degrees l>elow the average. The weather fla-««ed, 2'ic: alfalfa, nominal, tnnstard. ncmi winning power. be quite a difference in the morning alter ■ productions is the weapon of the has l*en partly cloudy and the average ster^^oiiect^an<?organizationeVRev'’ c'P°8itinn in the Minnesota case-134 U. The Mr. L. B. ffamlen, price Dr. Taylor paid for the ranch nal ster. Object and organization. Rev. C. A. g 4i8_that the reasonableness of the next election day. sunshine has not prevailed. Showers oc HAV New: Alfalfa, I' iird'.i 00 ft ton; oat. strikers. is |7500, and he is of the opinion that the Of Augusta, Me., says: "I do not remeasbe» on the 15tb and general rams on the »> OW<10 («): wheat, fj 9 <<I2 ’4); « heat and oat, 9:30— Discussion. | rates fixed by a railroad commissioner property will be worth $2,000,000 when when I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla; H The union men say the works will curred The battle of Homestead ia the natural 16th except in parts of Jackson county t'j 0 («1 .«< ’to k. 3'. <*:, 50; barley. 35 nor® 9:45—How to Study the Lesson. Rev. C can be inquired into bv the courts, neces- he has everything in position. The was several years ago, anil I liave found it does loici< al result of the prospective tariff. never run with non-union labor, Tile where no rains fell. Tbe amounts of rain 9 O.i; clover. 0X011 OS. compressed hay, |9 0" H. Curtis. sarilv imposes upon you, in order to pro- doctor is one of those silent, pushing fel me a great deal of good in my declining yean. Give to anv class o< men a license to rob men are sullen and keep to their homes fall are. Clatsop countv. 0.83; Multnomah 4011 00. 10:15—Discussion J cure, the definite establishment of just lows who like Grant, keeps his business Î county, 0J>7 ; Marion county, 0.52; Douglas STRAW 4W0Ü e / bale. and thev will demand permission to most of the time. ’I am 91 Years *0:3^- Half-hour in Old Testament Study, J rates, free from judicial interference, to himself until it becomes manifest to 0.27 ; Josephine county.0.11 ; north-1 HUBS — Nominal. G. F. Billings. murder to protect what they have gain The congressional committee ap I : county, 2 months and 26 days old, and my health is per F.Hiiinm. 1 the grave necessity of reporting to the ' outsiders. ern Jackson county, from a sprinkle to 0.05 i RYE —Fri < « ail ject to change. New, 31 22!^ G. 11 :00-The S. S. and the Y. P. fe. c. K” I next legislature a maximum rate bill for fectly good. 1 lxave no aches or pains about M. ed by robbery. pointed to investigate the strike and the of an inch. (01 25 r ctl; old. Il 3X01 3.. Rev. F. G. Strange. enactment. Your investigation of such Pinkerton »y«tem ha- concluded its in Crops.—The rain was of great benefit. ; , DRIED 1’EAS—Appro imate prices: Green, Some of tbe reasons why Germetuer is 11 ;30— The Home Department. Tbe appeal to tbe ballot is the supreme quiry as far as the strike is concern«!. I esf>ecially to late sown grain ; to corn and 3! • (it 50 p ctl; Nile .3' «01 .io black, nom matters will enable you to prepare such the only reliable household remedy are- Basket Lunch. court of resort to tbe laboring man when Mr. Frick, of the Carnegie company, garden truck ; while in portions of the coast inal. a bill, and the six months intervening 1. It is pleasant to take. 2. It is absolutely regulates my bowels, stimulates my appetite, AFTERNOON SESSION. counties it did some damage to hay. A| wronged. Tbe trouble is he is apt to be helps iwe to sleep well. I doubt U a Mill Product*. before the legislative session will give harmless. 3. It makes no mistakes in di and 1:30—Prayer service, for power to but goes right to the root of dis preparation ever was made so well suited to fooled by the specious arguments of testified that the cause of the proposed continuation of the present weather will i BRAN—317 X(08 53 0 ton. you ample time and ought to be employed agnosis. struct and train. the wants of old people.” L. B. HaMt.BM, prove of great value to the late sown grain. reduction in -.vagtss was over prodnetiou. ease by purifying the blood and toning tbe politicians and bosses. This year, how MIDDLINGS -32 0 00 0 ton. vou *n formulating such a measure. nerves. 4. It’ does not simply patch up but Elm Street, Augusta, Me., Sept. 20, 1081. 1:45—The Sunday-school Lesson. What? I Early sown wheat is being harvested and GROUND oARI.KV -321 0 (022 00 0 too. ever, the laboring classes will Jo some oi He also gave data showing the wages it is generally turning out better than was Very respectfully, When ? radically cubh . Try it and use nothing else. HOOD’S P ills are a mild, (satis, ps lsl ssa CHOPPED Ft ED 02J 0.(021 u 0 ton. earned by the employers. Burgess Me tbeir own thinking. 2:15—How to Teach, Mrs. G. C. Eddings 1 S ylvester P ennoyer , Governor. expected, though it is not up to last year's gate and efficient catiurtic. Al way« reliable. FEED COCN MEAL — *27 50®28 So 0 ton. Luckin testified for the workingmen. crop and it is also not quite up to the' aver and Mrs. D. E. Hyde. I CRACKED <• RN-328 (0(029 0U 0 ton. 2:45—Hints to Superintendents. Dead Sea Fruits. Some of the disappointed candidates Early in his talk the tariff cropped out age. OILCAKE MEAL—*30 Oo , ton at tbe milt The oat crop is just beginning to be cut 3:lf>—Half-hour in New Testament Study, ! They slay multitudes when they are the hint that it was represented to Harrison and he was cross-examined searchingly. FLOUR—Net cash prices: Family extra», 14 40 • Curtis. product of neglect of incipient disease. A that “Jim” Ix>tan was a I’reabyterian McLuckie testified that the average in a few localities, but it too is not an (0< <0 0 bbl; ba.era’ ext a, »4 2704 35; «hippin < r.esU0^, ”°x- ; “slight” cold, a tit of indigestion,biliousness •tiperfiue, 32 77'03 00 elder and that had the effect of securing wages of steel workers were about <55 average. If Rev. C. F. Clapp should be present, as or constipation each or any of these “minor The wheat crop of 1891. in tbe counties VARIOUS—Cash prices, 0Iu-» sacks: Cracked bis appointment. But thia may be slan expected, there will probably be an evening ailments" advance in many cases with west of the Cascades, amounted to eight wheat, 3¡¿e fl lb; rye flour, 3*4«; rye uiea :i'4c; < per month. der.— Daily Dispatch._______ Tbe old idea was that facial eruption! weie and one-half million bushels, and the crop bu kwheat flour, •>:; cornmeal, 3 ; oatmeal, Qi session at the Congregational church with “league destroying strides.” Give them a The Pinkertou inquiry will not take this year will be from 15 to 20 per cent less addresses on tbe Sunday-school, its origin, swift.early defeat with Hostetter’s Stomach ----- SITUATED IN due to a “blood humor,” for which they (05c; oat groats, 5c; hominy, 4!4(04%c; rice ■ Bitters arid avert the danger. Abernethy ‘. • ■ • •« Now that the censns finds there are J place at Pittsburg, but will be made than last year, unless it «honld turn out far flour. Sr; farina, I:1^. ; pearl Istrley. 3 ,(014je; alm. and needs. fave potash. Thu the old Sarsaparilla« con -- -------------------------- administered an alarming rebuke to the I Ml ,000 more male than lernale residents | elsewhere, it is intimated that the 1 lievond what it at present indicates. tain potash. a drastic mineral, that Instead split pea, 4’44i->y^c; rolled oats, 5c; buckwheat Haying is about over and a good crop has groalf, s>,'e; graham flour, 3’4c. A GRAND, COLOSSAL AND IM- man who informed him that he bad “only Willow Springs District, in the land, tbe girls who thought they ‘ committee will recommend the passage been of decreasing, actually creates more erup «-»z-vrsv-------------------------- w« u a oolri 1’’ • "Only ‘Onlxr a a nnlzl t tlin secured. cold!" cold, ’ ” ’ -rawaa repeated the z4z~»z> doc POSING SPECTACLE. tions. You have noticed this when taking were left may muster up courage. Mar of a compulsory arbitration law. Vegetables. Hops are not promising well ; they have tor. “What would ye have—the plague!” other Sarsaparilla«. It is however now known riage may be a failure, but these figures WO AND ONE-HALF MLLES from The latest move in the Homestead *f- - not the growth that they should have; the ! ONIONs Wharf prices: Silver-kins, 45<0.V>c Solomon, his Temple, and The Qieen Rheumatism and la' grippe are easily ex that the stomach, the blood creating power, fp ctl; red, 2 (0:0c f* Hack. Gold Hill, 5 miles from Central Point, stiow great possibilities. ! lice are present and develop under the ! tinguishable at the start. Why then allow : fair is the arrest of several strikers on of Sheba. ■— is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing oper Allgood Grain. Fruit and Alfalfa land. them to get up a full head of steam ? Put present weather conditions, but so far no i A OT A TOES—From whar in sacks: Early Rose: warrants charging them with murder. i damage has been done. & (465 V ctl; Pee les, 6.V08 c: Rurb nt, 6O(073c Good new hard-finished house, .500 young I on the brakes with the Bitters. The genial ations. A stomach clogged by indigestion or According to statistics for the first half ___ . _ £» 1 1 — Ak/> Í ’aw. i>each and prune trees. 50 l«aring apple The first shipment of peaches was made for ri»er-some other-higher Garnet Chi e,75o; Presented by John Robinson s Great j warmth which this medicine diffuses constipation, vitiates the blood, result pim of tbe year, 1892 will add fewer miles of 1 The information was tiled by the Car- ’ ' 1 from trees, 60 acres under plow. 100 acres fenced. through the system, the impetus it gives to Ashland on the 16th. which was ten ! b Xes. 50c(«41 HI ior Early Rose s . d 7 «031 15 World’s Exposition. ples. A clean stomach and healthful di new tracks to the railroad system of the uegie company. Nice location. Good water. Near school. fur Burbanks, occasionally higher lor extras, the circulation of the blood, its soothing days later than usual. gestion purifies it and they disappear. Thus The advisory committee of the strikers This is one of the choicest farms in tbe country than any year ior some time. both k nd’- To the skeptic or the agnostic as well and strengthening effect upon the nervous, EASTERN OREGON—WEATHER Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla Is compounded ' have decided to have warrants issued va lley, and can be had at a bargain. VARIOUS—Tomatoes, 4u06Oc p oox for Vaca- specially recommend it to the enfeebled Thia partlv accounts for the stoppage of as to the devout believer in the Sacred after tho modern idea to regulate the bowels General rains occurred on tbe 16th, the vil e: river, large boxes. 32 1 l'(a2 25; string jp^-Terms easy. and sick. Tis tbe great specific for malaria. many of the great iron mills near I’itta- ¡for the attest of Chairman H. C. Frick varying front 0.27 of an inch at ' beans. (02-3e, as to kind; summer squash, 2-<4 Scriptures, the era of the great King Inquire of E. E. MINER. Owner, and stimulate the digestion. The effect is and Secretary F. T. F. Lovejoy, General amount burg and elsewhere. The Dalles to 0.22 in Morrow county. 0.311 35c; cucumbers. .‘»X0s5c 0 hox: garlic, l(02c 0 tb; Solomon’s reign is and can be naught but jU30 Ashland, Oregon. immediate. A short testimonial to contrast Hugh Fay, the well-known Irish Superintendent John Potter, Superinten in Umatilla county, 0.11 in Baker county eggplant, »1 2.(0. 5> 0 box: green peupers, a >(0 the most impressive, the most interesting the action of the potash Sarsaparilla« and comedian, died at New York. The next elections of anv natioual im dent Corey of the armour plate mill and and 0.18 in Harney county. The mean 75c tor Chile, and 75(031 25 tor Beil, green com, and the grandest iu all history. There Joy's. Mrs. C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes BL, portance will be held in V ermont on Yard Master Dovey. all of the Carnegie temperature has ltee’n from 66 to 75 degrees, 15^C2ue 0 dos ior bay, do Berkeley, 751090c 0 are no parallels in all the records of the Fire destroyed $250,000 worth of prop 8. F., writes: "I have for years had indi September (i and Maine on September steel company, and William A. aud which is front two to four degrees below the c; ate; green okr , 9(01 uc ~<f. s. past; nothingapproximating in grandeur, erty at Montreal. gestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it average. On the 15th brisk winds prevailed 12. State officers and members of con Fruita and Ninta. in wisdom and sublimity,in any chronicle The American relief steamship Leo actually caused more pimples to break out north of the Blue mountains; on the 11th a grew will be elected and both parties will I Robert Pinkertou. FRESH ERUITS -Strawberries, R> CO®« 00 0 of modern ages. It was, then, a felicitous on my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later has arrived at St. Petersburg. The city The charges will be willful murder frost occurred in Klamath county which chest for Dongworth and 14 0 (07 0 for Sharp- make a strong effort to increase their vote » conception of the management of John presented Captain Caines of the Leo injured gardens. preparation and acted differently, I tried it le-a; raspberries. 35 - 0(07 0 0 cheat; bl ekber- for prestige in the November national I and treason. Crops.—Harvest is in progress in all of *3 Robinson’s Great World’s Exposition to with a massive silver trumpet. A large and the pimples immediately disappeared.” > (<*•> 00 f* chest; huckleberries. 1'2>(015 c From a source close in the Carnegies election. the Columbia river valley counties. The reproduce the scenes, personages, inci Hrs. M. E. Tyler gold lined silver cup was presented to it wa» learned that the firm has the grain is yielding better than was expected, 00 dents and events of the reign of Solomon, Cheiries. 75(09 c 0 box lor Royal Anue; sour, the average. the first mate. Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage Tbe combined powers of heaven and names of 315 of the strikers against though not up to »Rented by the I the grand old patriarch, sage and king. bell were too much for the United States whom they believe they have enough That they have done this thoroughly, responded to the address of welcome. Artis:. rains. ___r _______ _ __ to ¡ ZiieseîS ofihe cÄe s ÄnH senate so they voted to close the world’s evidence to convict as accessories to the counties east of the Cascades, amounted to Bartlett, 3! owc.l jo in large boxes; culls.50(0750. acceptably and successfully, the public fair on Sunday. The preachers, saloon murder of the Pinkerton men. It is five and one-half million bushels, while this and the press, everv-where the Robinson Largest bottle, most effective, same prioe. Apples, b «01 25 '0 box; do baskets. 40(05.c; ULCERS, and ill-fame house-keepers wanted it their intention to enter information year it is estimated that the crop will be Corner Main and Granite Strut». show has exhibited this season, un pesci.es . Siefgfl uu box and 50c(*31 00 fl bskt; that way, and whenever these powers from 25 to 30 per cent less. animously attest. Their great biblical CANCERS, plums. 7 < (0.1 25 os to variety end »Ise of box; every day until tho whole 215 have been PICTURES COPIED AND ENLARGED Corn is doing very well, though would ne stariius, 5 (075e; watermelons, 31 50(#: 0 10 spectacle, in its powerful sceneographic get their heads together they win. Notice of Sale of Real Estate Bromides made in all sizes. Call and SCROFULA, arrested. liave better growth with wanner weather. dox. can «loupe», 3: 1X0100 f* crate; crabap effects, in its accurate and realistic per Notice has been posted at tho Home Potatoes are not a good crop. There has ple«, .4X076e f box; sneet water grapes, 759*1 25. sonations, and the sumptuous lavishness The celebrated Homestead mill owner examine our work. SALT RHEUM, an average crop of hay secured and by Administrator. c ranges—Rive side navel, nominal, do seed is said to pronounce his name Car-nay stead mill by the Carnegie Steel com lieen stock growers feel confident that they will I lings. 31 ' (X01 75 f*. box Highland and Rtdlsnd attending its representation, is pro RHEUMATISM, ic, and sent all over tne the country to ao, «« have plenty of feed for any kind of à win j;ee. the accent on the nay. In this, as nounced with universal accord to be not see ; Ungs, 32 5 (02 75; 1-os Angele* seedlings. 50a County Court Jackson County, Oregon. e effect that the Homesteatl mill will ter. in many things, be differs from people in only' a triumph in art, but a revelation in BLOOD POISON (0»i 50; 8 >nta Bar ara (Tahiti and ; right) seed general.—Davenport (Iowa) Leader. In the matter of the estate of Marie E. be started up with non-union men July Tbe streams are falling rapidly ; some lings. 32 <4(0'2 77.; Santa Paula (Havana seed) the history of the past that has never had Morine, deceased. these nnd every kindred disease arising Recent events show that Carnegie «3, and that any of the former employes wells are dry. and water is being hauled. 32 uO(02 75; Mediterranean sweet and St. Michael, a precedent. Our citizens will have the There is nothing especially discouraging 75 c @32 00- should drop the “i” in his name and of the mill who did not take part in the otice is hereby given thatun opportunity of seeing this grand spectacle from impure blood successfully treated by tbe wheat prospects of thé state, though that never-failing and best of all tonics and der and in pursuance of an order of Lemons an 1 Limes—Lemous: Santa Barbara, in connection with the manifold other then its pronunciation—Carnage—would recent disturbances are at liberty to in they arc not as flattering as thev were one 34 01X05 u i* case; Santa Pauls (bu eka), 34 OOQ said Court made and dated June 7th, 1892, medicines. show what its owner produces. make individual application for work I , year ago. but are more so than they were in 5 tO; R verside, 32 50(05 00; Los Angeles, 31 <0® wonders of the John Robinson show on the undersigned will on Augu«t20th, A. D. AngustOth, at Grants Pass. I July, 1889. B. 8, P agus , 1892, at 10 a . m „ on the premises herein 2 0 j Sicily, nominal. Limes—Mcx can, (2 50(0 The democratic pilgrims who are re until tt p. m. July 21. Those first apply Observer, U. 8. Weather Bureau. 3 00 V case. after described, sell at public auction to the ing will be given the choice of those turning from the east say that Cleveland highest bidder for cash the following de Variou - Bananas, 31 25^p: 00 f* bunch; Hon The National Mining Congress. unfilled positions which they are capa and Whitney botn acknowledge the ex- scribed premises, to wit: olulu pineapples, 3'2 <4X312 S j ; Acapulcodo, 34 W The national mining congress at 7Iel-1 Ex-Governor Newton Booth, of Cali ®4 0- The south half of that portion of preaident made a mistake in keeping so ble of filling. Those who fail to apply lot 9 in block one in Ashland, Jackson DRIED FRUIT—Crop of V91: Apricots, sun- ena, Mont., has finished its labors. A many republicans in office and appoint by the mentioned time will be eonsid- 1 fornia, died at Sacramento. His death Books on Blood and Skin a> County, Oregon, except a strip of land on ing so many mugwumps to responsible erek as not desiring to enter the com was caused by a cancer of the mouth from dried. 4(05c ’(* 1b: do bleach d, 7(09c; Moorpark long series of resolutions was passed to Diseases free. the nortii side thereof 20 feet wide at the positions, an<l that in case be is elected pany's service and their places will be which he lias suffered for a long time. do, (0.X01 c: apples, sun dried, sliced, 4(04lfc; be sent to the Vnited States congress. Printed testimonials sent on front, on Mitin street and 20.6 feet wide at qrs, t<0l -; evapo ated.5(0tic; beaches, bleached, again he will make it a clear, distinctive filled by non-union men. Money to loan on improved farm prop the rear end of said lot. Secretary Newton Booth was a native of Salem, ;5<07c: do peeled. lc(0 5c; do sun-dried. »(0.5c; The first of the resolutions is as follows: application. Address bourbon administration as far as personel Lovejoy says the company will have no Ind., where he was born December 35, pitted plums, 5®Sc; 1 ears, sun-dried, sliced. 5^ “We declare that the responsibility for erties by B. GOLDSMITH, Dated July 18th. 1892 Agent German Savings and Loan Society. Swift Specific Go., of the offices is concerned. 4t SILAS F. MORINE, do qrs, 3©4c; do evaporated, 7(08c. the bullion in the silver dollars now difficulty in getting men to operate the 1825. After receiving a good education 6c; Raisin»- P. O. Box 403, PORTLAND, ORE, E. I), B riggs , Att'y. Administrator. 75c(0(l 10^ box; loos« Mus coined being of less intrinsic value than ATLANTA.CA. 1 in the public schools of the place, he cat 1, in Bks, Laver., 2‘,4<044c v * n>. do boxes, 7e®X5c; This ia a good time to recall the speech mills. the bullion in the gold dollars rests 1 Both sides are confident of victory. was sent to Ashbury university, where seed ess Sult «nas, ’’VS*1- Ÿ I*: dried grupes, of Mr. Andrew Carnegie, made at a re solely with those who demonetized silver I publican banquet in San Francisco, in The union men assert that railroad em he graduated in 1846. He then studied NI T9—Jobbings pr ccs: Braz.l, 8<09e tb; Al and forced the people to accept the laws : which he said that he was but the humble ployes will refuse to handle the product law in Terre Haute, was admitted to monds. soft, ll'i(0i'2e. do paper shell, 14®15c; custodian of his immense wealth,divinely of the Homestead mills if non-union la practice in 1850, and soon after came to hard • iRfi'ic; wa nuts, California soft shells of 1879 and 1890, by which free coinage appointed to distribute it for the benefit of bor is employed. California with the intention of contin b(09c; paper ah 11,10c hard. 7(0»c: pecan», 11(0 of silver has been denied, and the pur his fellow men Perhaps the “star- uing his profession. He settled in Sac 13c; California peanuts. 3*jiSt'ic: filberts, 11'« chase of bullion by the government in The Cueur d’Alene country is uow in ramento, but began a successful career (J12c; pinenuta, 11<0l2c: c>coanuts, 34 <4X04 60 the lowest markets of the world substi «ngled Scot” thinks the best way to loo. Mminate his riches is in the form of control of Federal authority. Federal as a merchant, finding in this a more tuted instead, and declare our unalter Dairy Pradure autl Honpy. leaden balls, fired from the rifles of Pink troops are in camp at nearly every im- able conviction, based upon sound eco certain reward than in competing with erton’s paid assassins. BUTTKR—Fresh oream. ry,2i®22c ¥ 1*; fancy partant point. There was a general the leaders of the bar of national repu nomic principles and the actual exper dai y, 2X0:1c; good to chi> !ce, 17©18c; common movement of troops from Cataldo under All kinds of Watch work fair, It®:6c; pickled '.21©22c; keg, 19(021«; ience of the world between 1850 and | It is not likely that Mr. Carnegie will the command of Colonel Carlin, Fourth tation who had flocked to the new El to Eastern ladle packed, 1 ■ 7c. 1860, when the relative increase in the Dorado from every part of the United contribute any great amount of funds to Infantry. FTive companies from Van done in good shape. —Cal fornla. ruaoice to fancy, 9(09'^c production of gold in the United States States. About 1857 Mr. Booth disposed V CHEESE the republican campaign this year, be tb; lower grades, <X0«c. You g America, 9JV0 couver and three from Fort Sherman fip4 fee test of the world far exceeded i of his interests, and with a moderate 10c; New ¥■ rk < leant, I4p; Wcsiesn, 12)a'013c. cause he is catching fits from tbe organs ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED. HONEY—O d crop, 11®.0!» cÿ th 1 rcomb in the relative increase of silver over gold | of his own partv, since he did not post went there and immediately went into I fortune decided to return to his native pone the reduction of wages at his works camp. Inspector-general Curtis of the state and to resume the practice of his l-:t> frames; d > 2-th, 6(0i'2c; extracted, 5Y®6Vio; during the last decade, that remonetiza until after tbe election. The republican militia is in command, with Captain profession. He settled in Terre Haute new extracted, 5J^®6c for light amber and »<0 tion of silver by the United States at the In Winchester Pharmacy, fo water white. organs well understand that the row at Budd as second officer. The town is and remained there until 1860, when he 6>*c existing ratio will speedily restore the ’ BEF.SW AX—From 24®25c 'f. ». A shland , _ _ _ O regon . the Carnegie works has offered an object now under martial law. and a proclam gave up the trial and returned to Cali intrinsic value of the silver dollar to Poultry and Eggs. lesson on protection not st all advantage ation to that effect has been posted in Other resolu- ' POULTRY—Hens, JG 00 (0 7 50 *1 dos; broilers, that of the gold dollar. ” fornia and to Sacramento, which has ous to their side, and which will naturally all conspicuous places. The strikers 34 0.(05 0J for large and 32 50^0: 00 for small; tions censure the government fur debas assist the defeat of the republican party have been orderly and quiet since the remained his home ever since. He soon roost rs, 36 5u(08 0 for young and 36 u (07 UO ter took an active part in local politics, and old; geese, pair, (1 2701 75; ducks 34 IXX05 50; ing silver, declare the question of bi in November. arrival of the troops. in 1863 was elected state senator. Iu live tu Key5, 16^180 <b lor hens and UK0‘JOc metallism the most important before Governor Wiley sent the following to ' 1871 he was elected governor after one for gobblers, pigeons, young, (1 5u(01 75 B fioz; the country, and favor the use of every When the governor of Pennsylvania effort to thwart the plan for the adop of the most exciting campaigns in the old, 32 >u©3 01, invited the governors of the several the officer in command: EGGS—California store, 16(01lto ‘f dos; ranch, states to participate in the celebration of J. F. Curtis, Cataldo:—In addition to history of California, and served until 23923c, occasiou-lly hi :het>. Eastern, 15919c; tion of the single standard. Another set of resolutions bore upon the presi I tho centennial anniversary of the adop instructions previously wired I now Feb. 27. 1875. On that day he resigned, selected du, 2tc; fare on. I7i01*c. dential election, urging the representa tion of the Constitution held at Philadel transmit the following: If any person is having been elected United States sena Provislo is. phia a few years ago he deemed it neces apprehendod in the act of blowing up tor as an auti-monopolist to succeed CURED MEATS-Hams, Eastern, laOlfi^c (0 tives of silver states to defeat if possible sary, under the existing laws of Pennsyl railroad bridges or'mills or houses or Eugene Casserly, deceased. The unex »; A- I -C. 15c; California ref igerator currd, 13 tbe success of any candidate not avowedly 4 c ; California salt, llH(012c. vania, to grant special permission to for the white metal. Among other sub pired term of the latter was filled by the ®13' Bason -Eastern breakfast, .31013^0 F tb| Cali enable them, their several staff officers other property with dynamite, or plac late John S. Hager. Senator Booth's jects touched was the World's fair, em ing it in position to do so. shoot him on fornia somotad, heavy aud light medium, lu’$ and any companies or regiments of the phasis being laid upon the necessity of a J national guard that wished to participate the sjxit. Promulgate this order to the promotion caused the office of governor ®10Kc; light 1144®12‘io «x,r*. 133013 if ; o’ »r good mining exhibit, and the wisdom of troops. N. B. W illey . I I to f>< ’ ip >11 Romualdo Pacheco for a sides, 10H«10Ko- in this peaceful celebration. Pork-Extra prime, 314 00(014 59 0 bbl: prime keeping the gates open Sundays. 11 He went to Washington in The governor’s order was placarded bfi"i Yet Carnegie, the Scotch plutocrat and 315 uo^; 5 50; Mess. 317 5J®I7 75; extra Van Houten’s Cocoa, our line of coffees, fancy gro 1 . 1 March 9th took his seat in mess. boon companion of President Harrison, anil when the union men read it there I' clear. 319 10®19 50; dear, 31» 5 ;»IS 00; pigs feet For eight years I have suffered from ■i' senate chamber. On March 312 5o; hf bbls, 36 ■»<. th. without leave or license can arm and was considerable growling. catarrh, which affected my eyes and hear ceries, comb honey, our syrups, several varieties of equip armies of “Pinkerton Pugs’’ living Beef Meas, 37 5>(0S 0) 0 bbl; extra mess, 3» ns tern» expired, and after that ing; have employed many physicians with The leaders of the miner's union have (09 00; family, 311 0; (011 cO; California smoked, in Ohio, Illinois or any other state and been arrested by the military. out relief. I am now on my second bottle lie re 1; u.ted out of politics and devoted salt and smoked fish. 11W2C 0- » of Ely’s Cream Balm, and feel c nfident of march them into Pennsylvania for the Colonel Carlin has called upon all his remaining years to traveling in I.ard — Bslifnruia, S»i(0S" B c 0 for tierces; 10-» a complete cure. — Mary C. Thompson, Cer- purpose of “arbitrating” with the bayo Europe and in the enjoyment of a luxu tins, 19)f01*X<0c:5 », 1 eadiOlsOi ke s, 9(09^0: ro Gordo, III. net tbe private differences existing be members of the union to surrender and rious home surrounded by books and 20 » buckets, *‘4c; 10.» buckets, 9%c. Eastern, many have complied. tween himself and the workmen whose ‘I eompou d, 8'4(08’,0 for tierces; do prime steam No one is permitted to go into or hosts ot friends. Mr. Booth remained a Thomas H. i Scranton, (Pa J, July 15.—General labor has filled his coffers with the count ;o-lb tins. 8»io; 5-», «fte; S-V, 9c. Master Workman Powderly has address Garter, of Mon- less millions he now owns; and President leave the troubled district without a bachelor until Feb. 29th of this year, Wool, Hides. Rte.. tana, has ac- Harrison loans the American flag for the military pass. The decisive action of when be was married in Sacramento to WOOL-San Joaquin, choice, ll(016c (1 »; do ed letters to President Harrison and Gov occasion. Carnegie, Pinkerton and Har the military has restored order and the Mrs. J. T. Glover, widow of one «f his fair to good, 13014c do poor and trashy, lO(012c: ernor Pattison calling their attention to ccepted the rison can thank their several Gods if they citizens generally are thankful for their earliest and firmeat busin «a associates. do year.« fleece, 11X0134^0 Southern eoast burry, tbe fact that the laws of the United chairmanship of 1 ■» 10 01:1c do free. 13 01 c Northern fancy an I States and Pennsylvania were violated have any that Sylvester Pennoyer was presence. the Republican I free, including Humboldt mid Mendocino, l'(0 by the 'nvasion of the Pinkertons on July SHASTA SCENERY. not governor of Pennsylvania at the time. National com - ' île do fair with defects. |iX0:.sc Nevada heavy 6th at Homestead. He calls attention to Main St., Opposite Flagstaff. The latest dispatches from Wardner If he had been, the whole band of Pink I and sandy, 12 014c: tlo gpo 1 to ehotee. 1 401644c. inittee. Mr. say: The union meu confess their defeat. the fact that the ipen inarched under the Coaches Now Running O 'er the erton hirelings would have been arrested HIDES AND SKINS—Dry hides soun0, 9c f Carter resigns as | United btates flag, and says that who and summarily dealt with if it had been The hills are full of them. Pursuit con Scenic Route to Mount Shasta. »; culls. 6c brands, 6c kip, '.c: cuffs and commissioner of ] ever usurped the functions of commaud- necessary to employ the whole military tinues, and arrests are hourly made. A Sacramento paper states that travel bran ids. Cc; heavy salted steer, sound, 7(0744c: 4^ 1 be general land ! force of Pennsylvania to do it, and the Sonta of the men say. “Wait till the ers over the Shasta scenic route of the brands and culls, 6c do medium. 6c: brands er-in-ebief of the army of the United Kt'fiiie to direct Harrison campaign fund would have to troops leave." but the non-union men at Southern Pacific company have been pro and culls. 4 <c: do light. 4(0l'.fc: do brands and States in ordering these men to invade the coining cam to have been expended in defending the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine are vided with two elegant oliservation cars, Culls, :'ic «sited cows. 4y-c: do bnmds and Pennsylvania is guiltv of treason, and ouffa. 3 ,c; salted kip, 4e: do brands md culls, should be punished accordingly. He paign. He has them from charge of treason. to be attached to the regular passenger 3c: long wool pelts, 9 it'431 t'.'osch: medium do therefore asks for an investigation. The well armed and able to keep at bay any been twice 70@ ‘ J e short do 4(X07uc; shearling, 101025c; running between Redding and number of the foe after the troops trains THOMAS H. caktra . elected to con deerskin, summer, 37'.,<• <lo modiitm. :4<0.T2'4c; responsible persons, he says, are Frick Sisson. A good many people take the ground leave. and Robert Pinkerton. Another point gress from Montau.-i. The scenerv along that stretch of the do winter and long haired »kins, 20i25c: els that Mr Carnegie can run his own busi- The families of the union men have I California «& Oregon branch of the South hides, l<X013c goat skins, prime and perfect, 30 I is that as armed men they came alto- neas beat, wants no aaaistance, and de- I gether from outside the state, and as ©5 c each: damaged, lO(025e; kids, 5<ÿl0c. clinea to admit that his workman have suffered somewhat from the absence of ern Pacific’s lines is admitted by all who such men could not hold office, they Freeh Meats. food. Their supplies have come from have traveled over the road to be the any right to say anything about it, one The success of this Great Cough Cure is BEEF—Steers, first quality, H »; sec could not be sworn in as deputies, and wav or another. But Mr. Carnegie came the Butte union, and a earlood of sup grandest and most picturesque on the ond, 4 04‘ic; third, SQSJfe; cow, and heifer», the Homestead men were right in re without a parallel in the history of medicine. All druggists are authorised to sell it on a pos to tbe people of the United States and plies was confiscated by the military coast. That portion of the route be 3!v<04c. sisting them. itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can asked them to assist him in running hie authorities. General Carlin will see tween the Sacramento valley and Oregon CALVES— i'4(05c V 0 for heav. range, light successfully stand. That it may become is traversed bv daylight, and while it is do, <©7c. business. That ia to say, he asked the that no one suffers by that. 1 known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex I Notice to Delinquent a grand ride under ordinary conditions, LAMB--9<09 ‘ 4p» » country to put so high a duty on the pense. are placing a Sample Bottle Free into John Abbott, the man who was shot MUTTON-Wethers, 7UwSp 0 ». ewes,7®7 ’ i< ¡ still it has determined that tourists shall product of his works that he would be in the Old Mission, tells a pitiful story every home in the United States and Canada. Taxpayers. PORK — Hogs on feat, bard, grain i.«d. |ie«v If vou have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron- be enabled to enjov it under the most witbout fear of foreign competition. The average,‘405'; 0 »; medium, ic; Ug* I of the manner in which the men with ¿fiiiis.Tise it. for it will cure you. Ityoqr favorable circumstances. country took sufficient philanthropic in I average, 5^0 "¿c: t fee'.ers, phild has the Croup, or Whooping Cough,’ U6e whom he wss were shot down. He «ays he delinquent tax list OF A few weeks ago an order was received I ri^e; stuck, :i%:0S»ic. terest in Mr. Carnegie to help him run I Jackson county Oregon, for 1800 and it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread his business, although why it should wish fully tweuty men were shooting at bv H. J. Small, superintendent of motive that insidious disease Consumption, use it. A Missouri, Kansas and Texas passen 1891 is in niy hands with orders from the Ask vov.r Druggist for SHILOH’S CURE, to pay $6 for what it can procure for $5 is them. The stones of cruelties perpe power and machinen', Sacramento, for County Court to collect the same if property the construction oi two comfortable ob one of the problems that constantly trated against the Hcu-union men are ger train was held np by a gang of can be found out of which the tax’ can be Price'10eta.. 50cte. andSl.OO. Ifyour Lungs are sore or Back lame, uso Shiloh’s Porous presents themselves to the mind. How many and the whole <A»ur d'Alene servation ears, to be attached to the trains masked men at Adair, I. T. The rob made. ever, Mr. Carnegie prospered sowell that region is surprised anti wounded You are hereby notified that said tax Plaster. Price 25 cts. For sale by all Drug It over the Shasta division. In the con bers secured the contents of the safe of AT THE in a few years he was enabled to accum was not believed such Imrbarisui was struction of these cars neatness and tbe ùt the Pacific Express company and have must be paid by the 10th day of August, gists and Dealers. 1892, in order to save extra costs. comfort of passengers have been con ulate a fortune of many millions. But possible. JOHN E. PELTON. sidered utore than mere elegance. The made good their escape. It is believed when Mr. Carnegie's workmen, repre It is believed a ’ t>erun*uent garrison Sheriff and Tax Collector. Notice of Sale of Real Estate finish ie plain, and there is no upholstery the robbers are the noted Dalton gang, senting Mr. Carnegie’s taxed country Jacksonville. July 22, 1892. men, insisted that, in view of Mr. Garn- will have to be established in ibis sec of any description eat ployed. Each car who are responsible for a large number by Administratrix. is 50 fe“t long, and has five openings on of similar crimes in the territory. The egie’s colossal fortune and the recognized tion. It is learned the strikers in the moun ¡each side. These openings axe about method of the robbery corresponds with prosperity of the works. Mr. Carnegie otice is hereby given , that in To Haul Lumber. was “moved,” but he said: "Can’t a tains have sent down word they intend , eight feet long, so that every passenger ail the Dalton operations. The train had pursuance of an order of the County man run his business to suit himself? to carry on a guerrilla warfare. This is in the cat will have an unobstructed just left Adair when two masked men Court of the State of Oregon in and for Jackson county made on tbe 8th day of view of the lieautiful scenery along the If you dou’t want to stand a reduction the worst phase of the affairs. Such a crawled over the tender, terrorized the WILL GIVE 1000 FEET of common December, 189i, in the matter of tbe estate get out and I’ll find some poor, half- warfare would be terrible. The trooi« I route. engineer and fireman with drawn re- lumber at the Dead Indian saw-mill for of L. Marttn, deceased, tbe undersigned, starved devil who will!” And im and the towns are down iu the canyous i Shasta and Siskiyou counties are be yolvers and commanded the engineer tq hauling 1000 feet from there to Ashland. tbe administratrix of said estate, will offer mediately other protected manufacturers at the mercy of the strikers on the sides coming favorite points of travel among stop the train. As ue did so the posse JAMES NORRIS. for sale and will sell at public auction to tourists, while the many summer resorts applauded this sentiment and write Lumber yard north sjdb of Railroad track the highest bidder, for cash, on the prem cards to the newspapers regretting the of the mountain«. This move has been in that region of natural grandeur are at which was op the train to protect it pre ises, at tbe citv of Ashland in Jackson inability of the public to “understand the expected for some Uuw Prompt action tracting great numbers of health-seekers pared for an attack, which was immedi county, state of Oregon, ort the 12th day of ately made by members of the gang of the troops iu cutting off supplies and others. The new tavern of Castle Atigust. 1892, at 2 o’clock p. m . of said day, question," and its disposition to make Notice to Settle Up the followirig described real estate, viz: of the strikers is forcing them to «¿ojne Crag, at Lower Soda springs, on the bank from the roadside. J. W, Kennedy and light of “property rights.” The west half arid the West half Of the . of the Sacramento river, which was open- two Indian policemen, members of the I out of the mountain* and will shorten HOSE KNOWING THEMSELVES in ' east half of the southeast quarter of the ' ed 10 guests only a few weeks since, is posse, were shot and slightly wounded. the fight. debted to the late firm of inlow A southwest uuarter of sec !», tp 39 south of r Good Looks. I crowded la its utmost capacity. Ashpoleare requested to call at the store at The posse retreated and and left the rob 1 east of Willamette Meridian, Jackson Two hundred union miners have been Good looks are more than skin deep, t le All throuish Ui*t region are mineral bers a clear field. The express messen Eagle Point, and settle, as all the notes and county, Oregon, containing thirty (30)acres pending upon a healthy condition of ihe arrested and are now huddle in school springs, natural wonder^ ^nd magnificent accounts are payable to F. B. IN LOW. more or less. Also an undivided one hftlf vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you houses, empty warehouses and baseball acento effects that are not aurpa^ed on ger in the meantime had locked the safe interest in lots No. 17 and 18, in block “P" have a Bilious look, if your stomach' be and hidden the key, alter having barri in tbe railroad addition to the city of Ash They arc closely guarded the continent; and as the years pat» by disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and dtockadee. land. Also all of lot No. 20 in said block if your Kidncyt. be affected you have a •ad caoaot escape. Tbe troops have Mount Shasta will become a point ¿Í caded the doors of the car. The robbers “P” in the said railroad addition to said To Rent. Pinched Look. Secure good ' health and been naabk- to to find thesrms andamu annual pilgrimage by every man and broke through tha barricade, drilled the uty ot Ashland. Also lot No. 13 in block veu will have good looks. Sulphur Bitters nitior. rocreted In the bills Every fugi woman in the state in quest of health, sais and blew it open with powder, and “O" in said railroad addition, all tn the city Is tba greet Alterative and Tonic act« di I st'’ii<«I the content*. recreation or rest. NEAT COTTAGE on Spring street. of Ashland. Jackson county, Oregon. amcoüt rsetly upon thsae vital organ«. Curei Pini- tive urtoc miqT .'light will be charge ? Has recently l>een refitted and re JULIA A. McBRIDE, stolen is believed to be in the neighbor I Tlc> Blotcber, Boils and gives a good com- with irui'dsr painted?' Ftor particulars ins uire at New Prize Baking Powder, set silver jy7 Formerly J ulia A. M artin . iiexioa. Hold at E. E. Wiucbeswr Co. Mi' M30GU3 with every cau at D. V Minkler 4! hood of $40,000. __ MRS. UAl-tH S. Executrix oi tho estate ot Mariiu, de-. «Jv, per bottle. M*ia street, Ox. ifubwribe for tte V auay B wd & p . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Dimples T BOTOGRAPflS. 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