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VALLEY CONGRESSIONAL proceedings . RECORD. •v.lTE. The Pan*»’ A shland <>« . .T h »-««'»>. v ieh ■*’ wu After much preparation, talk, talk, talk, sparrimr for points and position, the puriliatir contest of Jackson cnuntv vs. Blnn ner’s bondsmen is finished. It was a fake. ! Tt Feb. 13. Gr: v r: v..". .¡is argu- *nt in sup port of th- pre nient’a Hawaiian policy. He reiterated the charges of conspiracy against ex-Minister Stevens! He stated that the administration had ceased its efforts to restore the deposed'queen. The bill to make Labor day a national holiday was placed on file. Wednesday, Feb. 14. .Indy* L. L McArthur declares thnt he will in’ permit his nume tn bn n««»d in connectinn with the democratic •■n»w*r- natnrial nomination. H» i« ont for Gen erai Compson as the moat available man. Portland Welcome. Frye stated that the petition purport ing to have come from the W. C. T. U. asking congress to increase the tax on whisky was fraudulent. Ho presented a remonstrance from the National W. C. T. U. against any tax on whisky, on the ground that the government should not enter into partnership with the man u- facturera or sellers of intoxicants. ~ To hell with straw bonds. Elect men who are borni« within themselves, pos sensing an intrinsic valu« in character Thursday, Feb. 15. and integrity and are 'ree from the dis The vice president came to the rescue position of renting out their Upper atorv of the Oklahoma townsite bill and by to some nei'»hhorb.nod ho«« nr <*|<qne. The claim made l>v Recr<-t-»rv C«rli«!e- heimernf the United Silfo« tren«nrv that it 'fl unwise tn issue certifient''« a-’ain.» the silver I u’linn because it will tike ft»« yearn tn onto t>»<* bullion into dollars is Sad. the ’•nt and ho know« it. how low tb-if rnnn bn« fallen. “Bank n«te paner m”«t be s;ipnrp«‘ed and the i»»n* of the cirrniadng merVnm rr«tore-l tn th»* ns’lon to which i* beloni’« Rankins eMabii-dmimt« a»e more dancer ous than st nding arniw." That’« old Tom .!• ff’»«nn nnd kind of Democracy ♦ K fcopd i® willin- to fuse with three times a dav and Bleep wtih all night his vote broke the tie and passed the bill compelling the Rock Island railroad to stop its trains at • the new towns, Enid and Round Pond. This measure has been under discussion nearly a week, and has been one of the most hotly con tested bills of the session. The final vote stood 27 to 27, and the vice presi dent promptly exercised his prerogative by casting the deciding vote in favor of the bill. The senate amended the meas ure, however, and it must go back to the house for the concurrence of that body. Friday, Feb. 16. Hoar introduced a bill far tteafip* pression of lotteries. The word “lot*, The T’eAf as familv, well k'ow- in tery” is made to embrace raffles and ali Or-gon for th* ir n.nc’cal l-i'e », gift enterprises. The bill makes it a Bang in »»•«* Mn.ir ball. World’s F ir. felony, punishable by a fine of $1,000 or “Sweet Oregon,” n song of th“ir ow two years’ imprisonment, or both, for com position, which fbev SSV did more tn any person to contrive or to propose a advertise Ore’.in than the w’m’e xhibit. i lottery, sell lottery tickets or deposit Wonderin'» cr i!» la listened to the n>u«'<* them in the mails within the jurisdic and loiked st the f-imi’v, who, thev snn tion of the United States, or so that posed, were related thrnu’h the French they may be bought in the United to the Oregon mnsah-vk. States. In executive session Peckham's nomination was rejected by a vot® of 40 Senator Mitchell “fused” with Cleve land on t.hc Pe.-Vh«ni confirmation V'to to 31. Hoar introduced a resolution Mitchel! has ha 1 his «iv in getting bis asking the president for Hawaiian cor Oregon democratic friend« AO much pat respondence. ronage that he could not r“fn«e tn help Monday, Feb. 19. out. Democrntii' and republican parties After the introduction of a number of are h-'t1 an ntterlv rotten, corrupt and desti tnte of ifnv t.eslthv principal th >t resolutions bearing on the tariff bill and their lenders w til 1 a 11 not a whole r <-e other matters, the senate went into ex nf people for a «m-»ll piece rd ap'-ila ecutive session to consider the nomina Both parties should be in hell awhile and tion of Senator White of Louisiana to be associate justice of the supreme get purifi-d. court. The appointment was confirmed. The honorable conntv cnnrt promised HOUSE. US that those Irmdsmen wn'd l-a- k their dravs up , load dp silver, drive tn the Tuesday, Feb. 13. treaanrv doors and let us hear the pleas- Bland’s seigniorage bill was under de !ri" m-n’>|e »amble of coin until the great bate all day. Bland endeavored to have Cavitv created bv the friend« of (Up de faulting cnuntv »r asnrer was all filed nn a day set to vote on the measure, but Hnvmnnd, that pi-n« looking old bum- was unsuccessful, as many representa bu », wa« n-irti. ularlv “blooded,”, »nd re tives desired to speak on the subject. Wrilneulay, Feb. 14. marked “it just happens that I have more than enon-’h laid awav rosdv to nav Debate on Bland's seigniorage bill was <lp within 24 hours notice.” Ren, if y n continued. All efforts to fix a time for Were one lfith a« blonde.) a« von are enn- voting failed. nin«», vnu wouldn’t hp such a dried ! Thursday, Feb. IS. herring. As c"untv commissi ner von I Several strong speeches were made hire a lawver (at the conntv’s expense) to sue von ns a bondsm-n and then re against the Bland bill. No date for vot tain a string of lawvprs nt her own ex ing was fixed. pense to fight the psvment o' the ■ l>ond. Friday, Feb. 10. fr. Eugene F. West was convicted at Can Francisco of murder in the second fiagree for causing the death of Addie Gilmour of Colusa. Cal., by a criminal Operation. Miss Gilmour’s body was dissected and thrown into the bay. A recent decision at San Bernardino declaring a Sunday-closing ordinance unconstitutional has caused the better class of people in that city to sign and Circulate a petition asking for the pass age of a sweeping Sunday-closing ordi nance that will not be open to the ob jection of special legislation. It is pro posed to close everything but drug Stores and livery stables. Mayor Carlson of San Diego has re moved from office the entire board of public works anil has called- a special Session of the council to pass on the new board which the mayor will present to the council. The trouble is all about a street the board is grading through Rose canyon, several miles north of the city, work on which the mayor ordered dis continued, but no attention was paid to his order. The country through which the San Diego. Yuma and Phoenix Railroad com pany will run is said to be not only rich but beautiful. For 90 miles the grade of the line will in no case exceed 20 feet to the mile. The ancient canal system Of New river, over B.otX) miles in length, it one of the wonders of that magnifi cent region, in which there is not a settler. Johnny Adams of Yager. Wash. 12 year» old. was on his way home from school with his sister when a storm arose and the wind uprooted a big fir tree by the roadside close by the girl. The boy, who was a short distance ahead, saw that the tree was likely to fall upon his sister, and running back quickly caught her and pushed her out of the way, but was himself caught bv the falling trunk and so badly crushed that ho died a few hours afterward. A gambling house on Market street, San Francisco, was robbed by two men a few nights since. The men entered th,e place with drawn revolvers and fathered up about $4,000 and started to mn. Obe of them was Captured. In their flight the thieves dropped a num ber of $20 pieces on the sideyalk. News boys and messenger boys swarmed about the place and picked up the coins while the officers were pursuing the robbers. The one captured is William Paulsell, son of the late harbor commissioner, A C. Paulsell. A passenger train was derailed at Ros- •oe, near Los Angeles, by two masked robbers the other night. The engineer noticed that the switch at Roscoe was open, but could not stop the train in time to prevent a derailment. The en gine and two carloads of oranges left the track. The fireman and an unknown tramp were killed. As soon as the en gine jumped the track two men ran to the aide of the tender and covered the engineer with guns. The robbers then fired a volley along the side of the train to keep the trainmen and passengers from alighting. A brakeman was forced to accompany the robbers to the express car and compelled him to place two dy namite bombd against the door. After shattering the door the robbers entered the express car and forced the messen ger to give up the contents of the safe. The robbers esewed They secured about $20.000. Populist State Convention A Blate convention of the people’s party of the State Ol Ol*in-n, is hereby culled to meet at Oregon City on the 15ti of Mtrcli next at 10 a. ni. to uni. nate a hill state ticket, and the transaction of such other bueinese as mav «•nine before the conten tion. The basis of representation shall be one delegate for each county, and one for everv 1(X> votes and the majority fraction thereof cast "for W. H. Walker for supreme judge at the June electi< n. 1892. All delegates to have certified cre dentials as l»eing enrolled numbers of a people’s party organization. No pr< xi»n, unless the person holding the pr< xie is a resident of the county he represents. J. F H endrix , Sec. State Ex Com. I’. P. Simmons Liver Regulator never fails to Wk* U» The committee on naval affairs re ported on Boutelle’s resolution asking the secretary of the navy by what au thority the United States naval forces at Honolulu were placed under control of Commissioner Blount. The passage of the resolution jvjjus rijpommended. Filibustering against the Bland bill pre vented progress on that measure. The first Evening session to consider pen sions was held. Saturday. Feb. 17. During the first part of the day Bland vainly endeavored to secure a closure on the seigniorage bill. Eulogies on the late Representative Lilly of Pensylvania occupied most of the day and caused an early adjournment. Monday, Feb. 19. ' filibustering caused an early adjourn mentx Bland’s motion to close debate on the silver seigniorage bill was not voted on by the opponents of the meas ure and for lack of a quorum the house adjourned. GOVERNMENTAL GOSSIP. President Eliot of Harvard, h: his an BUT I K CREEK NEWS. \\ heat is at a low punit in Eastern A gang of tramps boarded a freight nual rc-pori;, touches upon the sub markets. train near Yolo station and robbed Con ject of athieiies. He projx’s:. three Heavy snowstorms are reported in E ditor V alley R ecord : ductor Nat Irwin of $45.' radical ch;.;igo-. as foliows: I ,rat. no Chris Pea- on has a very sore hand, so ; Nevada. XV. P. Kingston and Frank Harring freshman > t., be allowed to piulicjpate I that tie i- unable to work. The members of the Colorado legisla ton., .prominent citizens of Edwards, in any in:-, rcollegiate event; s.»v».»nd, Mrs A. M. Th..mas was reported on the ture propose a visit to the Midwinter Was’tt,,,attempted to cross Bailey’s bay, nobody will be allowed to compet»; more si' k li-t ti e first of the week, but I am glad Fair. 15 mijgfc wide, during a storm, and have than one year in any line of intercollo- to >ay she iscotiva.eyeing. The London Ormonde club still keeps eOt beya h.'.'srd of since. giate athletics; third, intercollegiate B'-rn on Clark’s creek on tha north side i tho $15,000 offer for tlie Corbett-Jackson of Big Butte. Feb. 18-h, 1891, to Mr. and : J. E.-> Me»' arthy', while oiling an up I contests shall take place but once in two fight open. Mrs. Henry A. Sutton, a son. right rf.aft at the powder works near years. The court of inquiry into the loss of Miss Maud Wiley, who lias’been visiting ‘ S^ntiTUrnz, fell between the shaft and the Kearsarge is to be held at Brooklyn her uncle and family for some time, has ; the water maiim For an hour he was Shiloh’s Cure, the great Cough and Croup gone to Phoenix to visit her brother. tillable to extricate himself. His right Cure, is for sale at Bolton’s drug store. next week. Our stbekmen report the stock falling off arm and shoulder were immed to a crisp Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, The Burlington (la.) Fire and Tornado very fast and if this kind of weather contin only 25c. Children love it. Insurance company; doing a business of ues there will probdily be a nutnbet of cat--, from the friction of the revolving shaft. tie die yet tliis spring. The grand jury of Santa Cruz county $.‘,000,000 a year, has assigned. 5 ;:-e. joo-tjes. us" farm in Orattge T B. Hlggenliottnm commences the firsf. lias returned indictments against Will- county i.‘t i-iivi«-; tor sale. A strike ot over 3,000 silk ribbon of ihi- week to build a dehorning stall Tot ■Worn on Humboldt bar will l>e re weavers of New York has been ordered. Joe Rader and Joe is going to dehorn a ■iaifi Mamr for burning tlie Christian church i:t:d minister’s dwelling at Cor lumed on the 1st of April. They complain of starvation wages. number of his Cuttle Dehorning cattle is ralitos bust J une. The trouble all origi Eastern orders at Fresno for raisins John Y. McKane, the Long Island becoming very popular in this part of tlie nated in a church war, and the little country. ■re numerous ami 135 carloads have been political boss, has been convicted at T. G. Higenbotham, of Big Rutte, has town is again excited over the latest ordered at once. New York of violating the election law. been out of the bills on business. While turn in t lie nffaij-, H. M. LaRue Qf Davisville has A judge at Helena has decided that out, he we> t to the county seat to see the .Mrs.. Aliiiu-Rucker, a white woman shipped 42 head of mules to New Or under the law of 1893 no conviction of probate judge an-l t|ie administrator of the in Chil*on county, Ala., was fatally tieese estate, but found th it they had both leans as an experiment. an embezzling assignee of an insolvent gone to see ’he wonders of the midAiruer sfiot by rfgrp, A posse was formed debfor can be had in Montana. fair; so he had his ride of fi ty-nx miles ai two negroes wire captured. A passenger-rate war between conti »•’rough the mud for the hi nor llie.e was in Ei.eb denied his gnilt but the evidence “As old as nental lines is immanent. Omaha it. showed that one or the other was the the hills” and One of our leading stock men . on Little jx-rpetrator of the outraged. To make brokers are now selling tickets to San Butte. Win. C Daley, is feeding about' 6Q never excell Francisco for less than thé tariff rate. head of cattle The: are all dehorned, pud sure of ths right man both were strung ed. “ Tried The house river and harbor commit eat’ like sheep. He says that he tli nks the up to a limb and the bodies riddled with and proven ’ tee has decided to recommend $75.000 stockmen out here are irving to see how bullet«. for the improvement of the Sacramento long it will take to starve the cattle Urdrath Chris Evans is again in custody. He I is the verdict in pis neighborhood, as they leave.them on river and $30,000 for the San Joaquin the range jtlst as long a< they » an be/ore and oriel! returned to Evans’ old! o f millions, river. they gel them up. And I heard ore of our home at Vidalia, and while in tlie house Simmons The Woman’s Suffrage convention leading stockmen say this M.aclav morn, the place was surrounded by a large ing that it there was not a change tn tin- Liver Regu-. met at Washington last week. Eliza weather for the better, there would be a arim . posse commanded by Sheriff Kay. -r^ lator is the Tbe?b.-indits were surprised and seeing beth Cady Stanton read a paper eulo lie ivy loss in stock yet tliis spring,. gizing the late Leland Stanford and There was a dance at Brownsboro on tbe no avenue of escape surrendered. After JLJ and ^Kidney George W. Childs. night of the llth, and I tinders and.that I m - the surrender the out laws 'were hurried For pains in the chest there is nothin .morning several of the i-ompinv didn't to the jitll its an attempt to lynch them medicine to better than a flannel cloth saturated with know if they, were at a.'b.dl or a <-amp-qi'-i t- was feared. Evans says he was be- which you ing — thev were so dru S k . It sectjis to pe a Chamberlain’s Pain Balm ànd b und »n traypd into the trap. over the seat of pain. For sale bv Ashland very prev-’ilent opinion that if the ladies can pin your Leroy Harris, alias John H. Heart, Would take th^ matter, in band, they Drug Co. faith for a It is now n •• . uld that Peter Jackson couLti and worn d put a stop to drunk« n accused of postoffice robbery*, held up a '•amus'nt’ nt ’he dances. if they would whole court room at Buffalo.- Harris ' cure . A and Jim C< ; .-¿t will fight in June on unanimously agree never to fiance with or asked permission to retire to the lava laxa mild an island near Detroit, Micfi. The purse >.c.',.aze u mu . ..no ..a- uruiKing. they will be $45.000 and $1,000 to each for would soon put a stop Jo it, and not have tory and returned with a revolver, cry-1 tive, and such disgraceful conduct and language in ing. “ hands up. ” Everybody put up his j training expenses. purely veg tbe Ball room. hands up and Harris walked to the door, Developments in the fight which etable, act- In my last I spoke of Bonieone taking keeping the gun pointed toward the as seemed to be immanent between the some »>1 the hay that was sold. J under *71 directly tonished court and passed out, locking Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific will stand, to a tji.in by the name of Billows, the door and taking the key. Marshal ! // Q on the Liver who b'-ught the Dave, »smith place. 8wice be watched for with interest. A reduc Watts jumped to the window and fired then < understand that the party wh" tion of rates is threatened. bought the liav and tbe man who b'irr<Aved three shots to attract attention, the j neys. Try it. GeoTge F. Rtfssel, who is wanted in he hav have compromised l>y»heborrower others yelling-lustily. Finally tlie jani- Sold by all Lifin county, Or., for forgery, and who i at ing to the pnp-fi'aser of the hay f)00<l, . tor oi>eiied the door and released the 'hakes. But.-» question arises here whether was arrested at Bushnell, Ill-, where he a man can c< mpromise a ca-e like that captives. Harris was captured. Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder has prominent and 'wealthy relatives, without criminating himself. It may seem to be taken, dry or made into a tea. tike a smalt matter, Imt it »ueli worn us this Rheumatism will be returned to Oregon for trial. The King of Liver Medicine«. I wi ked a’, no one’s bar t, grainary- olr Is a synipton of di'ea-e of the kidneys. The report of the Southern Pacific for meathbuse “ I have used yourSitnmon« Liver Repu- is safe trom being pilfered. It will certainly be relieved bv Park ’ s Sure laiur and can consclenciously «ay it is Utt! the year ending Dec. 31 shows gross As Chas Grititi h and one or. two' others Cure. Tbat headache, backache and tired khur of all liver medicines. I consider it a earnings of $48,049,548, a decrease of feeling conte fr«>tu the same cause. Ask medicine chest in itself.—G eo . W. J ack - were in the aelsif getting a load of woofi for son , Tacoma, Washington. $922,648: net $17,478,304, decrease $210,- H. G. Shock,-« ho is very low and destitute, for Park’s Sure Cure for the liver and kid 693; surplus $1,992.507,decrease.$617,841. his team took fright and started on a run neys; price $1.00. Sold by E.' A. S herwin . «-EVERY PACKAGE-» a . steep hill; but fortunately tbe The case of Miss Pollard against Con down Has the Z Stamp i-* r?<l ou wrapper« b.m-e Insurance Commissioner J. N. wagon caught against, a tree and as it stop gressman Breckinridge for breach of ped the horses went ibrougii the harftess, ' E. Wilmn lias not settled with the state promise is nowon trial at Lexington, damaging it s< mewliat, This was on Tues for the June fees of his office, amount- T Ky. Numerous witnesses swore that day, and on Wednesday he was htteiJP by iirg to between :p’,000 and $3,000, and Y Ted Howard to goto Meritord with his teaii' Miss Pollaid was rather fast in her and on the way home he fell out of Ins which were on deposit in the defunct TYLER habits. .‘ wagon, striking hi-head on a stone He Pat >f. . bank at San Frat: co. The U was picked up and laid in the bottom ot the Mate controller gave him a certain num Captain Sweeney. U. 8. A.. San Dietro Gal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Rented' is wagon and hauled home. Instead of leav ber of days in which to settle. Tlie time the first medicine 1 have ever found that ing him at his hou-e they, at pis request, has elapsed and the controller has writ would do me any good.’’ Price 50 cts. p issed by and took him on to Pool’s stable, put up his team and left him-i t bis wagon ten Attorney General Hart to bring suit Sold at Bolton’s drug store. lor the n<eht. Scott I’ool went anfi pro '1 he g'H-: oiuput tor 1893 i:i the United 'cuter! some liedclotliesand wrapnedldm up for the recovery oj tlie money. Action -»tiiti-.; reached the almost unprece This wa- about 8 or 9 o’<-|. ck-, i>ut after 1 a. will be commenced at Sacraiuento. The Transmississippi congress haa dented a: n unt of $37,000,000, an in m. Thursday morning he commenced call crease over 1 > 12 of $4,000,000. In Colo ing for help, and «lien. Scott l-’ooL returned- concluded its work at San Francisco. he found that lie was unable to move hand rado tho output has increased from -or foot, his limbs being completely paralyz Henry B. Whitmore of St. Louis was $8,000,000 in 1892 to $5,000,000 In 1893, ed.- When I called on him that aftt;rnoon choseu president and St. Louis was se while tilt- gains in Other gold-producing lie was suffering a great deal of pain. Dr. lected as the place of the next meeting. Officer, who was in st'endauce, seems to Resolutions favoring the improvement sections aro unusually large. thin - that lie has a bad case on his hands. of the navigable rivers of the Coast Authorities at Washington have been Mr G. L about 72 years old but has a states were adopted. The Nicaragua in éômmun’cation with Admiral Stan st'rdng cfin'titu'i.m. lie is still, at this canal occupied considerable attention. .writing, at the Eagle Hotel, where Ins wife ton ¡is to tli ■ possibility of saving the tnd »laughter. Mrs. M. 8. Vfoods. are in at Tlie admission of Utah. Arizona and itigtanlly rem'rtf and forever des hull of the Kearsarge. It is understood tendance. New Mexico to statehood was favored troys objectionable hair, whether that Stanton and the officers of the On last Satprd tv morning your corre<- by the congress. upon the hands, face, arms or neck, Kearsarge have expressed the opinion ti-indent was called ttpop bv Mr Formnat- without discoloration or injury to that there is little or no chance of ever u- Hubbard. J r. to aeo niina'iV him .on a the most delicate skin. tr'p to the mountain' of Big Rutte, a- he floating the Kc-arsarge again. It was for fifty years the secret: had a little jqh to attend to that required formula of Erasmus Wilson, ack The schoonei- Alexander of San Fran he servt'es of a minister. So we started nowledged by physicians as the cisco was condemned and forfeited to in thed'iving rain anti by the time we had highest authori'y and the most em Thanks to Hood's 8arsaparilla — Dull the government in the district court of raveled ten mile-ttier lip cftati-ed into ‘a inent dermatologist and hair spec Headaches—That Tlrod Feeling. ialist that ever lived. During his Sitka on Feb. 6 on a charge of hunting heavy snow-storm. But that job xl ' st be a tended to if ti.e skie- fall, -o on w'e went private practice of a life-time among and killing the sea otter in Alaskan ' nd by the time we reache I his iij - lo R the nobility ami aristocracy of Eu waters, between the islands and over hai l the snow was eighTi en inches deep rop»“ he prescribed this recipe, Price banks or soundings, inçre than three and still snowing. AVe had a good sitppei $1 bv mail, securely packed. C or a good night’s rest a id th next morn respondence confidential feoie miles from shore. An appeal will be and ing we went io Mr John McKee’s, where Agents for America Address taken. we found Mr JohnS. Higgenhotham with THE SkGOkl M ROOT 11\IR GROWER (0. We *ep Park’s Cough Syrup on a positive hlsbestgir and in a few minutes M r Fort- Dept. K., 57 r>. Fifth Avenue, N. Y. guarantee to < ure all throat and lung unatus Hubbard and Miss Tressa McKee troubles. It has stood the test for main wcejoi ed in wed.ock. After spending years and to-d iv is the leading remedy for n hoit'-or so with • ur old-time friends. tfie cure of c>'lds. consumption, ami ail dis- ■Mr and -Mrs. McKee, and speaking a good • ases of the throat and lungs. Price 50 word for the V- lley R ecord , we all re paired to ti e dinner table. .Well, we all cent's and $1.00. Sold by E. A, S herwin . ri< d to do jus ice to the dinner, which 1 Ex-Goveinor Foster's assignee at think wed <1, and then I bid ta ewell to, 1 Cleveland, O., has made' public a state hink. one ot the happiest couples it has ment. sliowiiig that the liabilities of h< en mv lot to meet f-r some time. Tak Foster & Co. were $ <90,201 find the ing the trail down the mountain 'ide for two mi es I found an old ineml, Mr. assets $88,892. The real value of the about Mee I er. lie repor ed Ins cattle doing wel. assets is $33,310:85. Charles Foster’s but had had bad :uc|c with bi' horses—hav liabilities are placed at $198,773 and his. ing lost four this winter. Thence across Big Butte via "Strawberrv Flat I found as ets $115,480. Mr. Bradley looking tine and in good spir J. andF. Dnbuqueol’ Chicopee, Mass., its. He reports stock doing well, though >. rr. H. Tolas descendants of a Frenchman who settled the snow was bout ten inches deep at his ,n Francisco, Cal. in Iowa in 1788, where the city of Du piace. From there home.nothing of .inter transpiretl. I he roads are too bad to “ One of the greatest mistakes people make la buque now stands, have engaged law est talk about and if any of lite ci'izens of Big to lock tlte door after the horse is stolen, or in yers to look up their interests in his Rutte have to get in any provisions, they other words, to wait until they are sick in bed D ick . estate, which, they claim, is worth will have to pack them in. before they do anything for the poor body. Eagle l ’ oint. Feb. II). 18 ‘ )4. $48,000,000. It is asserted that he left Neither my wife nor myself were real sick; I no will. There are no relatives who attended to my buslne««, and my wife to her would share in the estate. For sale by Ashland Drug Company. household duties daily. But we had dull, heavy Speaker Crisp will be a candidate for the senate to succeed Colquitt, whose term expires in 1895. ! The terms of the Bering sea arbitra tion are not altogether satisfactory to the interested parties, and efforts have been made by Secretary Gresham, Min ister Pauncefote and Miuister Bayard to secure something like fairness for all the Bealing interests. Secretary Carlisle has recommended the discontinuance of the light on the Bartholdi statue of Liberty at the en trance to New York harbor. The secre tary thinks the light is not of sufficient importance to navigation to justify the expense of $10,000 a year which is in curred in keeping Liberty’s torch lighted. ! Postmaster-General Bissell proposes to recommend to congress a reclassification of all the postoffice employes in the country, including letter carriers. This plan involves an increase of about $1.000,000 in the appropriation of sal aries, but it is expected to compensate for this by the increased efficiency in the service. The bill to determine the title to mineral lands within the limits of rail road land grants will be favorably re ported by the house committee. The bill provides for the examination and ' classification of lands within the grants and the rejection of all railroad claims to mineral lands exclusive of coal and iron property. , , The secretary of the interior in a Mom tana case holds that each 20-acre tract of any placer claim must show the dis- covery of minerals in order to obtain a mineral patent. Whether the claim is surveyed or unsurveyed makes no differ ence in the rights of locators. Accord ingly, the location made on a larger amount of land is void except for 20 acres immedin»o’y surrounding it. A gentleman in the Kern mountains is making a handsome fortune out of Angora goats. From 1,800 female goats last season his flock of kids increased 2,480. A gang of Chinese orange pickers was driven out of Fullerton. Orange county, the citizens being determined that the whites should have the work, The Chi- nese left on the first train. SWELLiNCS, Üí « BACK-ACHE, SORENESS, SOOTHES, SUBDUES, CURES. íiMBW'TnrrTh'iíTMi FALL STOCK Of DRY QOODS, F* ancy Goods, Notiorjs Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Furnishing Goods, CttK Than and m HATS, CAPS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS and VALISES. J®3 Come in and see us. K id . VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE. WAKELEE’S » Hair Death > l Well and Happy headaches, and a little over-exertion would tire us greatly, and my appetite was very poor. So When Baby was sick, we gave her Castort*. | we took three bottles-of Hood's Sarsaparilla, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. and tlie result was perfectly satisfactory. I be lieve Hood's Sarsaparilla When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. Saved Us a Severe Sickness When she had < ":ildrc-n. she gave them Castoria And a big doctor’s bill. If people would only The Way to (let Strong. Janies J, Corbet gave some pretty good advice to the boys of the Olympic Club, when he was in San Francisco last. He to d them that the be-t way to get strong was to avoid all excesses in youth, so that they -hould arrive at manhood lusty ami healthv. Many men who have been guilty of excesses and over-indulgencies. and have used the Celebrated Medicine “CUPI- DENE” lived to give testimony Of its won derful .stimulming and curaiite powers. ‘CU Pl Dr.N E” will cheek ail the wa-te tiss ue of the body. In fact, it stops ali losses. “CU PI DENE" is a powerful, harmless, vegetable Compound. It is as sure to strengthen the generative organs as it is to re-build and regenerate you. Trial pack age $100; 6 packages $5.00. For aft.e by the Ashland Drug Co. Hanford B. Griuith, who was ar- rested on a charge in connection with the sale of lots in Autadee, Lassen county, has returned to San Jose, hav ing been fully exonerated: 'Tkepjiarge grew out of a flisagreement among tfie original owners of the land, for one of whom Griffith acted as agent and field power of attorney, , It was shown that every cent due had been promptly paid oyer. The authorities of Whatcom county, Wash., have been notified that a man named Joseph Dobman of Wickeraham has gone crazy and fled from his home scantily clad. He is armed with a rifle and has barricaded himself on a little island in the Nooksack river near Acme, a station on the Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern railroad. The settlers dare not go near him and have applied to the of ficers to capture him. It is reported that he took to the woods clothed only in his trousers and shoes. As far as known, he has had 'no food and may be dead from hunger and exposure. Muscle and Vigor—A Difference. Many muscular men succumb to fatigues S tate of O hio . C ity of T oledo .) L ucas C ounty . ( 89 borne with ease by persons far their inferi F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is ors in physical strength. Mu-cle does not the senior partner of the firm of F. .1. C he intplv vigor. In fact, it is not difficult of ney & Co , doing hi»-iness in the Citv of I Toledo.)’ounty and state aforesaid and that proof that athletes do not live as Jong nor said rm will pav the sum of ONE H UN I enjoy as good health as the average indi DR! J) DOLLARS for each and every case vidual who is vigorous—that is to sav.wbose of C atarrh that cannot be cured by the u-e I digestien arid sleep are unimpaired, whose | nerve< are tranquil, and who has no organ of H all ’ s C atarrh C ure . ic tendency to disease. These requt-ife' of FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed tn my I vigor are conferred on those relatively presence, this 6tli day of Dec.. A. D. 1886. * 1 weak no les« than upon those debilitated through wa-ting disease, by a thorough., A. W. GLEASON, persi-tent coar'e of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, tbe leading national tonic, indorsed ^ s £ al • Notary Public. and recomm-nded by physicians of emin Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally ence. It will not endow y< u with the mus and ai ts directly on the blood and mucous cle of a Corbett, but it will infuse energy surfaces of the system. Send for testimoni into your system, and renew the active and als, free. F. J CHENEY it CO.. healthful performance of its functions. It <***8oM by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, O. averts anil cures malara', rheumatic and kiduev complaints, and overcomes dyspep Mexic$u Silver Siova Ofiuafitt po sia. coustip^tou. fiver treble «fid uwv- UMb Clearance Sale! remember that ‘ an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,’ there would be less suffering in tlie world. My advice to all who do not feel ■« ALBERTBaXfeV, Ridott, III. i ...................... 4 Ill Pl M A K H H 1 I ÇOLLEQE. T OUR NEW BUILDING IS NOW COMPLETED, E. RIGBY, Principal ^Medford, - SERVKD1.Y POPU LAR. repare Yourself for a Useful Life. z-sWritefo .irti.-ni ir, CHANUE YOUR I'ASTS.” 1. POHLE & CO. -THE— LEADING - TAILORS -OF- ASHLAND. Call and Investigate Panic Prices. FIT GUARANTEED. Our All Work Strictly First-Class ■ CHRISTIAN’S H. S. EVANS, PAINTING, F. L. CAMPS, -■ -------------------- ASHLAND, OR. M ain S treet , O pposite P laza . W } PAPERING, ETC GOLD HILL, Jacksan Co., Oregon. O REAL ESTATE AGENT, NOTARY PUBLIC and COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. AS LISTED A NUMBER Ul' SMAj.L AND LARGE FAKM8 from 20 acres for Sale or Rent. H Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands, QUARTZ AND PLACER Don’t say anything to any As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb Opposite : Hotel : Oregon. body, but hurry down. 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I have UlvJVFvl now taken four bottles of with the most wenderful results Am enjoying the best health 1 ever knew, ha e gained twenty pounds and my friends say they never saw ,tr« os well. 1 sm feelintr quite like a new man. JOHN S. EDEL1N, i I MEDFORD PARLORS, Millinery autl Drpsftmakitig and similar annoyances are caused by an impure blood, which will result in a more dreaded disease. Unless removed, slight impurities will develop into Scrofula, Ecze ma, Salt Rheum and other serious results of TYPEWBÍT1KG. WE TEACH TELEG- f. DEMANDING ATTENTION ■ ‘ With More Coming. B. AND (o ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK. NEW : GOODS E. HANI) c) HISS SADIE OBER’S CALL AND SBT OUR FINE STOCK OF MRS. .. t WK TEACH SHORT 2 TREES DO NOTIONS MILLINERY I * January 2d. 1894, at liver Ills, constipation, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion. Charles Gold.- tuitii, Stnnrt aufi Rodebaver and Fitzsimmons at AUbknr, Placer county, have been held in $1,500 bail each to answer the chdrge of steal ing the type of The News at Sacra mento, ;,J Skin Eruptions Winter Millinery Hood’s Pills cure all Has been so highly ri-cunimenilcd to us that we have taken.the agenev . for it and now ask our fiiends who are -uttering with a-cold to give it a trial and if it doej not give satisfaction your tit >ney will be refund« en. Every hottie is sold on a positive guar antee. Brice 5” cents and $1.00.' Sold by E. A. S herjvin . ------------------------------ i . j » • well is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla according to directions, and you will be well and happy.” W. 11. T oles , 145 12th St, San Francisco, Cat Park’s Cough Syrup ; —----------------------------------- ÜEC0MING DK- Hood’s5i>Cures In British Columbia members of the Salvation Army are jn emitted to per form marriage cere monies. 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