■
Edward M. Field, tho wrecker of his
Mexican ¡Stiver Store FoUMt causes no
BITTE CHEEK NEWS.
dust.
own and his father’s fortune«, is mak
A Tacoma piper Miys the Chinese E ditor V alliy R bcobd :
ing an effort to feecure hia release from
SENATE.
smugglers iu (hat section when hard
MesNM. Carey and McIntosh, of Trad the Ludlow-strcet jail at New York.
Taentlay, Feb. ST.
The People's Paper.
proKied fasten chains uud balls on their creek, have been doing buxine.«« at our
A large number of petitions protest- living freight and drop them into the town during the past week. They were'
Captain Sweeney. U. S. A., San Iiieiro,
. •=.r:r :JE. .1
~
registered at ths E.tgle hotel.
Ing «gainst a reduction of the duty on ocean.
I Cal., says: "Shiloh’s Cutarrh Rented v is
ASHLAND in........ T hihmday , Mgr. 8, IriH
Among the new arrivals in our neighbor tlie tir-t medicine I have ever found that
wool were preseuted. Hawley intro
Cuptuiu W. II. Harris sent 18? boxes hood are Mr- Leo Vandenencker and Mr. would do me «ny good." Price 50 cts.
duced a resolution requesting the secre
of apple to San Francisco from Myrtle Erank bonier», direct from Belgium. They Sohl at Bolton', drug store.
Notice to People's Party Clubs.
tary of the interior to «end to the «enate Point, Or., and realized 48 cents net on are the guenti of Mr. Vermeron.
Ths time is at hand when we must the most advanced copy of census re
Ous Kuehn of New York is in Tacoma
I am pleaded to be able to sta’e that Miss 1
commence raising nionev to carry on the ports relative to manufactures. The each box.
Lol Nichols ha« bo far recovered from her making final preparations for a long,
castpaitrn.
The paity is sure of eu.-cees
Watermar. <S Katz, the largest mer lameness us to be able to walk wit bout her hazardous trip. He leaves soon for
if we have the funds to meet the expene- i secretary is asked the reason of the de- cantile house at Port Townseud, estab ( ruicbes. Mie Mys that BilSOSn Still dam e, Juneau, Ala ka. from which place he
as.
Then let every man who vrsnta the | lav in the completion of the census. A lished over 30 years, has failed. Liabili and enirrtainsa hope that she will ultimate- will start for New York city, keeping
political affairs of our state, particularly I bill for the establishment of n national ties. $120,000; assets, $60,000, of which lv regain the entile us»of the afflicted mem
on the North Canadian lino till he
bsr.
of our countv, bettered, aid in the noble university was introduced aud referred
$60,000 are preferred.
reaches Dakota. His carriage is a com
work of reform by giving a few 'limes to a select committee.
borne of the enterprising citizens of tl 8
A monster busking shark, probably place have taken steps to put in another bination affair, with wheels set in run-
toward delraving expenses; anti ere
Wednesday, Feb. 28.
the largest ever captured on this coast, foot-bridge in place of the one that wa« uers. It will lie hauled by a dog team.
aaanv months roll hv the steals of the
Frve addressed the senate on the Ha
was caught about 500 yards from the washed out They procured the log. haul He has wagered a New York sporting
tax-payer's ntonsv anil the other corrup
waiian question. He gave a sketch of Del Monte bath-house wharf and towed ed it to thecreek. but as there wax no "bos ”
tion at Jacksonville will be exposed to
man thut he cun accomplish the journey
they succeeded in gelt ng it in o the stream,
the
intimate
relations
existing
between
public view. A dollar now to help bring
ashore. The monster is in the neighbor and there they left it tied >o the bank. iu 200 days by means of a dog team.
Hawaii
and
the
United
States
and
the
reform will eave several dollars next
hood of 40 feet in length.
They expect, however, to tinisb the job this Kuehn puys hi. own expense, and iB to
part American missionaries had played
week.
year in taxes.
receive nothing if he fails to accom
A practical test has l>een made of the
As there is no membership dues in the In developing civilization there. He
Dr.JOfficer was called upou last Wednes plish the trip in the stipulated time.
recently
completed
outfall
sewer
ran-
cluhs. the money will he raised bv each «aid the events recently enacted there
day to go to Frank Johnson • to set his lit
club as it thinks best
Each club will were humiliating to this country. Frye □ing 15 miles from Los Angele« to the tle g rl’s arm that was broken between the I i The inventor of submarine warshijis,
raise what it can Itefore March 10th arid gave way to an executive session and ocean. Water was run through the en wrist and elbow. At last accounts she was Louis Gathniann of Chicago, has just
tire length of the sewer, which waa doing well He also reftoria Mrs. btanl v, built a telescope ou a plan which will
report at the county convention
«aid he would finish his speech Thurs
living near Brownsboro, on the wick list.
G rant R awlings .
found to work satisfactorily,
day.
She is tn a fair way to recorer, however, and revolutionize telescope building aud en
Chairman Co. Cen. Coni. P. P.
Shiloh's Vuslirer is whst you need tor Charle- rittitli Is so that he can move his able every small college in the country
Thursday, March 1.
Dyspepsia, t rpid liver, yellow skill or kid
to have as gpod a telescope pa either the
In response to a resolution the civil ney trmthie. ft is guaranteed to give vou legs, arms and tongue.
Tu Pupuli'l delegate» to the county con-
The Butte (’reek roller mills have started costly Washington, the Lick or the
venliun: Dear friends of reform.---- We service commission transmitted a report -atisraction. Price 75 cents. Bold by T. K.
up again and are sending quite a quantity Yerkes instruments, and will operate to
are on the eve of a revolution in J.u'keon of the alleged violations of the civtl ser Hot ms.
of flour to tl»e rai’ oad, noiwitbsUinding the
county, and in the state of Oregon.
Let vice law« «ince March 4, 1889, by offi
Th.- People's Home Savings bank of horrid condition of the roads. Claud White remove the existing bar to the building
of tk telescope of any desired size. He
me ask you to come to the convention
cers appointed by the president. The San Francisco has won its suit to fore while crossing Butte creek at the ford, ran
determined to stand ehonhler to «boul ier
close on the estate of Freeman Coomber into a tuud hole and before he got out his does not depend upon the uncertainty
iu the great task that lies before us. The feature of the report ia an attack on
harness needed repairing. Charlev Thomas of casting a perfect block of glass large
enemv would be pleased if they could Secretary Carlisle and the treasury de in San Diego, n mortgage for $30,000 for ami Boid Tucker went imnrediatelv to enough to be ground into a 40-inch lens.
hope for discord in nor ranks.
Our vic partment for wholesale violations of the money loaned in 1889 on about 3,000 work to bridge the aforesaid mud hole so as He takes several small lenses, eusily
tory ia in unity of action.
Come, uty law. Frye finished his Hawaiian speech. acres of the Monserrat ranch near to avoid such an accident in the future.
made, and of them builds a large lens.
brethren, with a desire for harmonious Manderson of Nebraska offered a reso Oceanside.
Rev. R. Fysh preached twice for us yes-
Queen Jumbo, the largest elephant in
work. This I believe vou will do, for you lution authorizing tho secretary of war
Suit is to commence at Sacramento terday. in the foienoon his subject was
lore your home and country.
to investigate the feasibility of using against J. N. E. Wilson, state insurance •.'The Name” and at night he hail for bis captivity, was sick with the grip at
object
“
The
Origion.
Character
and
Oc
As the animal is val
8. D aniklson .
the water power at the Great or Little commissioner, for fees collected by him cupation of .the Devil ’ He bad^nnounced. Rockford. Ills.
Chairman P. P. Ex. Com. falls in the District of Columbia for the
ued at $12,0o0, every effort to eave her
and not returned to the state treasury. a week before bis subject for last night and
Was
made.
She
waa
given one dose of
generation of electricity for lighting the The fees were deposited in the Ps^ific the result was that the ^oiise was packed.
Josephine Populi-t Tl kot.
public buildings and stre-ts of Wash bank and were swallowed iu the failure IDs discourse was systematic, logical and OMdieiue which consisted of 10 gallons
The Josephine countv populists held their
scriptural ami the general impression is of whisky. Half a barrel of mustard
county convention ai Grant" Pa<s Satur ington. Agreed to. Adjourned to Mon- of that institution.
that he established the fact, beyond a waa used in making plasters with bed
day and made the following nominations: i ¿ay-
Walter J. Thompson, president; Sam easonable doubt, that there is a '‘devil.”
I quilts for the patient. Quinine in one-
Representative, W. C. Edward*, a farmer.
Monday, March ff.
One little incident occurred last night at ounce doses waa given frequently. The
uel Collyer, cashier; Henry Drum, vice
County Judge, Hon. F. G. Dav, farmer.
Announcement
by
the
vice-president
church
that
I
will
mention
in
commenda
president, and H. J. Davis, assistant
Countv Clerk, T. Syson Cundy. mechanic.
tion of the ladv referred to. There is a set elephant seemed to realize and appre
Sheriff, N. Reynolds, at present deputy that the Bland seigniorage bill would cashier of the defunct Merchants’ bank of
young folk here, as also elsewhere, that ciate the efforts of her doctors.
She
sheriff.
be referred to the finance committee of Tacoma, have been indicted by the go to church apparently to keep others
was very docile, and would take any
School superintendent. J. D. Hays, a provoked some discussion. Stewart ob
from
hearing
what
the
minister
has
to
sav
federal
grand
jury
for
violating
the
young man well qualified
thing given her. She is n< w fully re
Assessor, J. w. Hunt, postmaster of jected to this reference of th© bill, and United States banking laws. Eight and last night Mrs. • happell.had the firm covered.
moved that it lie on the table, subject counts are contained in each indictment. ness and good sense to raise up during nine
Kerby.
of service and in an audible v< ice order her
Mrs. Ellen Boice, at Clarksville. Tenn.,
Co. Commissioner, W. A. Massie, fanner to being called up at any time. This
brother, who wa* disturbing the au lienee, attempted the assassination of G. O. I
and school teacher.
THE HIGHEST AWAllI)
waa
agreed
to.
Stewart
also
introduced
to
keep
quiet.
It
others
would
follow
her
Surveyor, J. F. Merritt.
example in that respect, we would have Boyd, a colored lawyer of wide reputa- I
a free coinage amendment to lhe bill.
Coroner. Lee Sill, farmer
tion.
Boyd had trouble with the
Dr. Price’s Baking Powder Receive» better conduct at church.
The delegates to the state convention are: Morgan offered a resolution to create a
It.
Speaking- of Mr. Fvsh brings to mind woman regarding a report that she had
J. 8. McCain, T. Shattuck, J. D. (’ole, Abe tariff commission as an amendment to
that last Monday night bis friends ami circulated against him, and adminis- '
Axtell, J. P. Robertson, A N. Cox.
(Chicago Tribune.)
the tariff bilL
neighbors had a Martha WaUHngtoii party
For leaveninu power, keeping qual at his house. The arrangements were tcred to the woman a severe whipping. I
Dougla*’ Populist Ticket.
general
excellence
ities,
purity
and
HOUSE.
made to have tho*e that could bring in The following morning the quarrel waa
Judge—U. A. Gregory, of Yoncalla.
Lrorld'a
/ decided that some of the substantial« and the young renewed, and Boyd whipped her a sec
rhe World
’s Fair J jurv
Cierx—C. 8. Jackson, of Canyonville.
Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Dr
"
Price ‘ ’s Cream
Baking Powder folk of the sterner sex were expected to ond time. Securing a revolver she fired
Sheriff—H. M. Martin of Roseburg.
Bland was unable to muster a quor
Well, the re- at him twice, but missed.
Commissioner—F. Ward, of French Set
iad no equal. On each of its claims pay a small admission fee.
Boyd is a
um and debate on the seigniorage bill
tlement.
t was awarded a first prize or a -uit was. not as is the case in some places, prominent politician, and seconded
for
I
heard
a
man
remark
not
long ago
Treasurer—Fred Hatfield, of Deer Creek. was continued. Pence rose to a ques liploma
All the baking powderw that where he lived tn Illinois when they Harrison's novination from the Tennes
8cho».' Superintendent—Mrs. A. B. C, tion of privilege to explain his remarks entered for prizes were subjected to
had a social for the benefit of the'pastor see delegation, and was one of the ccut-
Whipple, of Cumas Valiev.
Assessor—H. J. Wilson of Canyonville. of the day before. Cooper of Indiana a most exhaustive examination, and they generally ate up what the preacher mittee that waited upon Whitelaw Reid
the
jury
waa
the
beat
equipped
tw
had
and then reported a splendid true: but
Surveyor—W. R Whipple »f Kellogg. i severely scored Pence.
make the derision of any ever got that is not the way we do things i i Eagle notifying him of his bts.ig t he choice I
Coroner—Dr. H. P. Brookbart, Drain
Wedn«»<l«y, Feb. 28.
together. Their verdict was support Point. There was provisions enough cook for second place.
Represeotatiues—.1. F. <l«zlev Jr., Can
Kilgore presented a resolution asking
yonvtlle: W. <’. Winaton, Civil bend; J. I.
ed by the testimony of Dr. H. W ed and carried in to feed twice the number
ItheumatlHin
the sergeant-at-arms if the pay of mem- Wiley, chief chemist of the Uniteti that attended besides raiding $1 25 in cash
Criteser. of Gardiner.
Is a sympton of di-ea-e of the kidneys.
I bers who were absent from causes other states Department of Agriculture at and $3 75 in useful articles. The table was
-et four times and fourteen ate at a time, It will certainly be relieved by Park’.« Sure
The prohihitioniets have called a •tate than sicknet-s was withheld in accord Washington. Dr. Wiley is an expert making fifty-six adults besides a number of Cure. That headache, backache and tired
convention at S lem April 4th.
ance with the rules, and if not why it •in food products and the highe«’ children. They had music, both instru feeling come from the same cause. Ask
was not done. A quorum voted and the niithoritv on such matters in Ameri- mental and vocal, and it is given up to for Park’« Sure Cure for the liver and kid*
The paiitv between silver and farm two weeks' deadlock was broken. When ca
This verdict settles a long débat- have been one of the most enjoyable occa neys; price$1.(16. Sold by E. A. Snttawix.
producta ia still being maintained.
question
as to
which
atnonv sions of the season.
a vote was called on the Bland bill the ed
At the instigation of Senator White
powders is th«-
During Friday afternoon. Saturday and
members refused to vote and business the many baking
Sunday forenoon there was more inquisit the senate finance committee increased
Gen. J. M Higlin, the wittv ex-sen -
was again blocked.
iveness manifested in this neighborhood the duty fixed oil wines, nuts uud fruits
tor from Coos, will take the «tump for
Thursday, Mnrch 1.
the populist parti- next week.
Right R. . John A. Paddock of Ta- than it has been my lot to notice for some by the Wilson tariff bill.
Bland's seigniorage bill was passed by coma, bislioji of the diocese of Western time. It was all caused !>>■ Mr George W.
The department of agriculture has
Daley, Jr. calling on v«>ur correspondent
In our present economic system the a vote of 168 to 130. The bill provides Washington, is lying in a critical condi last Friday, and it seemed as though almost temporarily discontinued the distribu
worth of « tnan i« measured just «■ is that for the coinage of the silver seigniorage tion at Miramar, a resort near Santa everybody was anxious to a^si rtain what
of an ox, or a mule, by the amount of in the treasury ant] the issuance of cer Barbara. It ia the result of a stroke of business he had with me; and right here let tion of seeds to farmers. Hereafter the
distribution will be made by congress
burden he can earrv.
tificates thereon, if ”eed be, in the dis paralysis. Bishop Paddock has been me suggest that when a * oung man calls on
a minister that it is in “bad taste” for anv men.
cretion of the secretary of the treasury. stopping at Miramar for several months one to be too inquisitive for they are n >t
And still they come. Another popu
Attorney General Olney lias rendered
list paper, The Leader, commenced in A bill making an appropriation to re ou account of ill health, and up to this allowed to always tell all they know. But an opinion that the commissioner of
now I will gratify their curiosity by *aving
cover
the
armament
of
the
wrecked
attack
has
been
improving.
Two
of
his
Portland last week. It is ablv edited by
that he wanted to have some one perform pensions must give 80 days’ notice to a
Kearaarge was passed.
daughters are with him.
Joe Waldronp. the populist orator.
the marriage ceremon\ for him Bo accord pensioner before a pension can be sus
Friday, March 9.
J^jia ¿¿?wis, a colored bootblack of ingly I went to the residence of the bride’s pended.
Grow of Pennsylvania waa »worn in Olympia, Wash., has gone to Canada to father. A. McNeil, on Suijdav the 4th inat.,
Congressman Hermann has retired
Illegal practices resorted to by the em
from the senatorial fight to succeed Dolph, amid applause. The^fortifications ap prove his identity and claim a fortune and at 2 p. m. Mr. George W. Dalev, Jr.,
and Miss Belle McNeil were j ined in wed- ployes of the Carnegie Stoel company in
which places the republican machine all propriation bill was taken up and
of $500,000. It seems that a kind old lpck. As soon as the marriage ceremony
in favor of Mr. 8iinon’s tnan Dolph.
passed. The pension appropriation bill lady, who adopted him as her servant was pronounced and they were no more the manufacture of armor for the gov
was next considered. The total amount years ago. died recently in Canada with .‘ twain, but one fle>h,’’ we repaired to the ernment cost the company $140,484.
It ia reported that the democrata w ill of the appropriation asked for is $47.- out leaving natural heirs and willed her dinner table and all hands partook of as Only those who superintended the heat
sumptuous a meal as the most fastidious ing and tempering were cognizant of
solicit fusion with the A. P. A'e, the A. 480.550, $14,000,000 less than last year.
D. A’s, the prohis and populists, Anv Spirited debate on the pension bill will fortune to the colored boy who was so epicure could desire. After spi nditiga few the irrc-nlarities.
hours with the family we gathered up Mrs.
kind
to
her
in
years
gone
by,
but
as
she
bedfellow, in a storm like thut approm h-
D and the little “Dicks*' and bidding the
surely occur.
had lost his address the administrator happy couple, the family and fri nds fare
ing, ia better than going it alone.—Mer
Saturday, March X
advertised for the heir. An Olympia well we returned to our home well staisfied
cury.
Brytui of NebrasIflMlftittduced.. a bill gentleman saw the advertisement and that George and his beaulitul bride would |
When they bleed ns with the tariff it ia giving the secretary cf the treasury informed Lewis. The latter, nearly make their mark high among the noble i
ones of earth.
D ick .
with our consent. We can buv or not, a«
power to pay all governmental obliga-. erased with joy at the news, put up his
Eagle Point, Feb. 5, 1894.
we please. When they steal our finance«
Blood Poisoned After Ty«
tions in either gold or silver, at his dis bootblack kit and took the first train for
—well, we’re not supposed to “get onto
phold Fever
Canada.
cretion.
The
pension
appropriation
bill
it.” We’re supposed to be looking alter
was taken up in cc.umittee of the whole.
the t-B-r i-f-f
A Marvelous Cure by Hood’e After
The Way to Get Strong.
Black of Illinois made an eloquent dej
All Else Failed.
Janies J. Corbet gave some pretty good
Gov. Pennover made a big speech at fense of Commissioner Lochren's policy. advice to the boys of the Olympic Club, When Ruby wm sick, we gave her Castoria»
Seattle before the populist club Monday
Monday, March 0.
when he was in San Francisco last.
He When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
night. The governor ia verv popular in
Senate amendments to the urgency to d them that the be*t way to get stronsr When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Washington and the Populists there want deficiency bill were not concurred in, was t<» avoid all excesses in youth, so that When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
'hoy should arrive at manhood lusty and
to join the Oregonians in electing him
f
and the measure was sent to a confer health*. Manv men who have been euilty
iireeident. Sylvester would lie a whale
v
ence.
Debate
on
the
pension
bill
fol
of
excesses and over-itidulgencies. and have
n the campaign for pr aident.
lowed. Hepburn and Cannon attacked used the < elebrated Medicine “CUPI-
DENE” lived to give testimony of its won
Prof. Jordan, of the Stanford Uni the administration's pension policy.
The Coin;al ian Erj ln.Jir¿;ncc com
derful stimulating and curative powers.
versity, claims that the Ralmnn going
•CU Pl DEN E4’ will check all the waste tiss pany has col lapsed.
r
down to the ocean do not return tn the
ue of the hod\.
In fact, it stops all losses.
GOVERNMENTAL GOSSIP.
Tlie fjircic.il trial of (Corbett nt Jr.ck-
‘Cl’PI DENE” is a powerful, harmless,
same stream* for spawning, and «re just
vegetable C«mpound.
It is as >ure to Bonville for pri-re fighting resuited, as
ss likely <o viait t e dv-r* of Alaska a*
Commissioner Lochren has sent Judge strengthen the generative organs as it is to was (*x'i>ecteJ, in acquittal.
•ny others. He a'*o contends that there
re-butld
and
regenerate
you.
Trial pack-
Long
of
the
Michigan
supreme
court
a
Mrs. David Rosenberger of Kittaning,
sre no salmon trout, and the fish *"
For sale by
second formal notification that uulesa ige |1 <>0; package* |5.00.
called are reallv steel heads.
Pa., r'~ently gave birth to five children,
the Ashland Drug Co.
within 80 days he establishes by addi
three girls and two boys. All are alive
Fcpn 1st Clnli Mewing.
N r tn m l .ms fr$»m the high-pressure and doing well.
tional evidence his right to the present
Ashland, Or., Feb. 26, 1894.
pension rating, bis pension wouh' be re main leak J, into the beer cellars of
-------------
Judge Chapman of Nebraska City,
Gen. E. L. Applegate presiding; E. E. duced to $50 per month. This is in ac Hu Lach’s • '. rv at Tiffin, O. and when Nel)., sentenced Z. T. White, who was
*C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, M ms .:
Damming secretary.
cordance with Judge Cox's decision.
the night natch man entered early in »onvicted of hanging Secretary «Morton
“ Dear Sirs: Twenty-five years ago I had •
Frank Williams was appointed chair
Secretary Herbert has submitted to the morning with n lighted torch an in effigy, to pay a fine of $200 and tho bilious fever, and later It turned into typhoid
man of executive committee with the lot
explosion
occ
irmd
which
destroyed
the
A motion for a fever, and for five weeks I lay like one dead, but
lowing members: A W. Jacobs, T. E. the senate committee on naval affairs a brewery and badly damaged the build tosté of prosecution.
new trial was overruled, White's at- at last I pulled through and got up around. X
Hills and Cspt. H. J. Teel. Jackson bill for the reorganization of the navy.
ings near by.
It
provides
that
the
active
list
of
the
lomeya will appeal the caae to the soon discovered on my left leg just above tlie
Hockersniitb's resignation as treasurer
knee a small brown spot about as big es a three
A bill to submit to a jxipular vote the mpreine court.
accepted and A. tJ. Barnes appointed and line shall consist of 30 rear admirals, 00
cent piece, which puffed up but did not hurt me
sleeted 5th member of executive com captains, 100 commanders. 74 lieutenant consolidation of New York, Brooklyn
Park’s Cough Syrup
or feel sore. I did not pay any attention to It
mittee.*
commanders. 250 lieutenants, 75 lieu and suburbs into one great city has
Has been so highly recommended to us until two years after, when it commenced te
Frank Williams explained the preferen tenants of junior grade and a number passed the NVw York legislature and
that we have taken the Hgencv for it and spread and have the appearance of a ring worm.
tial vote avstem and its advantages.
of ensigns sufficient to maintain the received the signature uf Governor now ask our friends who are -uffering with
It itched and burned and I commenced doctor
On motion of Col. Grows it was carried ( service.
Flower. If the consolidation is effected, a cold to give ii a trial and if it doei not ing, but to no avail. I
that this club allow the Soda Springe club , Í
“Greater New York” will have a popu give satisfaction your m »ney will be refund
two delegates, one each Irom the north
en. Every bottle is sold on h positive guar
Cot Only Momentary Relief,
Donjan, the crank who vent Vice lation of nearly $8,000,000.
antee. Price 5u cents and $1.00. bold by And sometimes not even that. I could not sleep
and south Ashland precincts.
President Stevenson a threatening let
E.
A.
S
hkbwim
.
__________
Judge T. J. Howell, just returned as a
We sell Park’s Cough Syrup on a positive
nights, and on account of the Itching I scratched
delegate from the Trans-Mississippi con ter, has been sent to the penitentiary guarantee to cure all throat and lung
Tbe CaiiL'i j H;. .»upreine court has ren the spot until the blood would run. In hot
grats, where he was on the committee on for 18 months fur violating the postal iroubles. It has stood the test for many dered an iin:u
r-unt (lecision in the suit weather my elbows and all my joints were just
years and to-div is the leading remedy for
resolutions and auciessfullv passed a laws.
bfWilcoxc’;
. '>«t the city of SanLuis the same, and what I have suffered I cannot de
woman's suffrage resolution through con
Rev. John Henry Barrows, historian 1 ihe cure of c«»lds. consumption, and all dis-
: ii iuvoivod an assess* scribe with a pen. Last February I tried an
gress, then made an address in which lie 1 of the World's Fair religious congres«, • ases of the throat and lungs. Price. 50 Obi-po. ’•
herb for the blood and it broke out In the worst
t ents and $1.00. Sold by E. A, S hthwin .
ment fcr 1.. •
• . ing uf a public street.
favored the fe- «nd unlimited cninnie of is visiting in San Francisco. He was
form of a rash all over my body. I b^gan my
ailver at 16 to 1; the government owner chairman of the committee which ar
Charles Hoyt, the playwright, waa W ilcoxon tu<i 1 -1 (»b jec < tot lie itssess- scratching, and scales would fall off. The sores
’ far that it provided continued to discliarge and I longed to die.
ship of the Ni'-aragua canal, and the ranged for the religious congress.
married at New York to Caroline Mis- tftvttl 1 V"t'l 1:1
for flic i
,i ; «i d (Apen-e (?f jjrad- Finally my husband bought a bottle of Hood's
government building irrigating ditches
kel, an actress.
Dr. J. J. Leek, a Sun Francisco den
for the improvement of the arid lands aud
ittg uud :.. ; ' < ing th property. cou- Barsiparilla and I had not taken more than
Dr. Talmage 1ms withdrawn his resig
of it before I began to change for the better.
for the government to then sell them to tist. and a young woman with whom he
■dnunetl iu u¡3. a . tl...
i;,,t . -tre.
It ii now half
I have had four bottles,
actual settlers. The judge said the idea had been keeping company, were dis nation as pastor of the Brooklyn taVef- declared by tit • supreme court that Wil
nacle.
He
will
take
a
vacation
and
then
Now I Am All Woll
advanced by interested «pe-nlator«, that covered in a room nearly dead. Medi
coxon was r. it, aud that under the act
but two little spots on my leg. I can now sleep
• private corporation should build these cal aid was called in and they were re resume his duties in the church.
of March <>. ¡;-'Jl, providing fey the wid
and eat well and work all the time. I am
great enterprises, found no supporters, stored to consciousness. It is supposed
A big Tammany contingent is due to
though a few years ago the idea that the that the escape of gas in the room was arrive at San Francisco from New York ening of st.«. .... boards of supervisor«
cannot
saddle
owners
of
ihe
condemned
government ahonld carry on and own
the cause of t he condition in which they city. Following is the list: Richard property wit.a any expense for grading
these enterprises would have been hooted
i Croker, boss of Tammany Hall; Thomas
and improvement of each property. Years old. and the mother ot eleven ohlldren.
down as a communistic doctrine, un ver. found
F. Gilroy, mayor of New* York; Thomas
worthy me
wormy
the notice et
ef respectable people.
For wakefulness, weakness or lack of en E. Crim mi ns. conrt contractor and as Chief Justice Beatty not only concurred and think I can do as much as any one my age.
The judge declared that the principle of ergy take Simmons Liver Regulator.
with his colleagues, but iu a concurring My »on has alio taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for
Iyipepila, and has been erettly benefited by IL
sociate leader of the Twentieth district; opinion declared hie belief that the leg
reform flowed through the a«»«inhla>te in
feel very grateful for ute benefit I received
Ex-President Hucrison hw arrived
Patrick Divver, police judge and leader islative act of 1889 is unconstitutional.
such a lame vein that the unbounded en
om Hood'» SartaparUla." Mas. P hzbb U
Palo
Alto.
C all , G»lva. Kanias.
thusiasm and applause elicited as each
of the Second district; Barney O’Rourke, The judgment of the lower court in
new reform doctrine waa passed almost'
General Russell A. Alger of Detroit boss of the Third district; James J. favor of Wilcoxon was affirmed.
Hood’S Pills act ea»Uy, yet promptly aa<
unanimously, showed in an unmiatake- is in San Francisco.
Phelan, dock commissioner and lieuten
efficiently, on the liver and bowel» 2fic
,
able manner that if the old established
Princess Colonna has arrived in Cali ant of ex-Mayor Grant; W. H. Burke,
parties don't take hold of and pul the
fornia. where she will «pend the winter. police justice, lieutenant of Mayor Gil
is E ssential
principles of the Omaha platform into
President Cleveland has returned to roy and leader of the Twaaty-4xth dis
laws that these reformers will go quietlv
VALLEY RECORD.
THE WEEK
IN
CONGRESS.
OEATH
HAS CLAIMED
T. JACOBS OILpoKLf
S
Dr. W. I?. P oole . the best known li
brarian in the United States, at. Chi
cago. He was librarian of the Chicago
public library from its beginning until
he resigned to organise the gTeat New
berry reference library of Chicago.
General J ubal A. E arly , at Lynch
burg, Vn. He fought with distinction
in the Mexican war. When the re
bellion broke out he joined the Confed
eracy and was promoted to brigadier
general. He reeumod the practice of
law after the war.
BURNS, BRUISES, SCALDS,
CUTS AND WOUNDS.
BE CAREFUL
Judge J. W. M i ’D ill , chairman of
the interstate commerce commission, at
Creston, la., aged 60 years. He waa
prominent in state and national politics
and had served as district jndge, mem
ber of congress and United States sens
tor in addition to the office he held at
the time of his death.
Ex-Governor of California J ohn G.
D owney nt Los Angeles. Death came
suddenly. H« was Iwm in Ireland in
1827 aud came to America in 1842. In
1849 ho came to California, and after
spending a year in the mines went to
Los Angeles and opened a drug stor«,
making a fortune. He was elected gov
ernor in 1860 at the age of 32. His first
wife waa killed in the memorable Te
hachapi disaster in 1883 and he married
again in 1888.
“THAT YOU INVESTI
GATE thoroughly our
New Stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Furnishing
Goods, Etc., before pur
chasing elsewhere, and we
will be sure to please you
Shiloh’s (lure, lhe great Cough and Croup
Cure, is for -ale at Bolton's drug "tore.
Pocket size contains twentv-five doses,
only 25c. Children love it.
Rioting among striking minors in
r.'est Virginia necessitated th« presence
sf the militia.
Peter Jackson thinks his fight with
Corbett will come off in England. He
Is confident of success.
The Coney Island Jockey club has cut
the purse for the great Suburban handi
cap from $24,000 to $12,000.
never excell
kR£GULAT^^ ed. “Tried
and proven ”
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu-
ttv
lator is the
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE
Petter^^ WAKELEE’S
meaicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure, . A
mild 1 laxa-
tivo, a n d
purely veg
etable, act-
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid-
ueys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Than
P///S
HI ! BBT
THE BEST
INFERIOR
I
ARTICLE
CHEAPEST
Bees in it it
more prvfltable is
tone tie tlw.
I
MANHOOD RESTOREDSS
Tlie King of Liver Medicines.
“ I have used yourHImmons Liver Re<u-
Liior and ran eonscienciously say it is the
king <»f all liver medicines, I consider it a
medicine chest in Itself.—Gao. W. J ack -
son , Tacomu, Washington.
I
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Bas the Z Stamp in red on wrapper.
I
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U
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Insomnia, I’ains In the Back, Seminal Emissions, Nervous T^MUty’
Pimples, Unfitness to Marry, Exhausting Drains, Varicocele bi J
Constipation. 11 stops a I losses by day or night Prevent« quick-
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n» ss of discharge, which if not checked leads to Spermatorrhoa and
AMn AFTFR
the horrors
of I mpotency. <’UP1»KJ#E
cleanse« the liver, ' the
■ BEFORE «NO
AFTER ail
kidneys»„d
th«itrlniryorg.t.iof
lUllmpurlU..U^
CUPIDENE strengthens and restores Rmall wenk organs.
The reason sufferers sre not cured by Doctors is because ninety per cent are troubled wIMh
Prost atltla. CUPIDENEistheonl7 known remedy to cure without an operation. MX) trstLmeaS-
}ls. A written guarantee given and money returned if six boxes does not effect a periuaacatcum
1.00 a box, six L>r|5.00, by mall. Send for fkeic circular and testimonials.
\>
Address DA VOL nEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal. Jbr Salt fry
A.STTT_,^TTID TDK.LTG- OOMFANY.
At Death’s Door
Ashland, Oregon.
WÏ TKACH SHORT
Ridott POULTRY Yards,
>6 varieties lil*te«Ctae^ ThoreMhbre<l,
Fancy Poaltry | 1* Varieties Fancy
Pigeons; Ualaea First Ferrets ¡Pet Rab
bits and BceordeA Poland China Swlae.
Send 10c. forniy Fine, Large,lllustrsted
DMcripuve Catalogna eontaming many
hints on Poultry raising, treatment of
their tinea»»», etc., worth dollars t < any
one interested in Poultry.
HAWD
'EY REWRITING.
PARKS
WE TEACH TKLXG-
MEDFORD
Practical Business Training School of Oregon.
OHR KOSMAL COVRHE I.J
50<
_ Prepare Yourself for
»COM Î K« DK-
Ca'arrh
b * Cured,
trict
Good
Bloods
to
HEALTH.
An UnBeen Enemy
You cannot
Is more to be dreaded than an open and
visible one.
That subtile and lurkine foe.
which under the generic name of malaria
manifests itself, when ii clutch«'« us in its
t**nacions gra-p, in the various forms of i
If you are troubled with
chills and fewer, bilious remittent, dumb
jigus or ague cake, can only be eflectuallv
guarded «gainst by fortifying the «v^tem
or
«gainst its R-sidkniR attacks with Hostet
ter « Stomach bitters, a thorough antidote
to the pois»»n of miasma In the system, and
▼our blood is had. A few bottle» of 8. S. S. wil
a safeguard «gainst it thoroughly to be re
thoroughly cleanse the system, remove all im-
lic. I upon
In 'he event of a malarioua at Zp.ir1ties and build you up. All manner of ble
lies are
tack. avoid poisoning your system with 1
qnininr, and use instead this wholesome
remedy, unobjectionable in taste and far
bv its use- It is the best biood remedy on
more efficacious than any drug.
Use the
Thoussnds who hnwe used it iay so.
Bitters for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa
” Mjf blood »11 bad!» poisoned last year, whkh
whole »jrMetn cut of oHer— .lueased and ac
tion. kidney complaints and rheumatism.
ohuffftinfno
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- of *—
no>pp»ute.
no enjoyment
life. “
Two
with LO«'AL APPLICATIONS, a« they
cannot reach the seat o' the disease,
C’a-
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in order to cure it you must take in
ternal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is
taken internally and acts dir»*ctlv on the
blood ami mucous -urfa es. Hail’s Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medii ine.
It was pre
scribed by one of the be*t physicians in
this country for years, and is a regular pre
scription. It Is composed of the best ton
|
ics
known, combinea with the best blood
purifiers,
acting lirectly on the mucous
|
surfaces. The perfect combination of the
two ingredient* ia what produces such
Furnished Roons
Ka.r»'» HSAn.caa Canrm are more wonderful
1
results in curing Catarrh, bend With nr without board.
Call st Wm.
pleasant and convenient to talc than now- for
I
testimonials free
«jn^a/er., eilzira. etc. For -ale by T. K.
F. J CHENFY t CO Props . Toledo. O. Nr I tnn’s boarding and lodging house on
BOILS
ULCERS
PIMPLES, SORES
CLEARED AWAY
psa
brought
There n —
I remed v for !>lood .iiseatws
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JOHN ■ AVIN. iMym«.
Treatise
itise on blood and skin diseases mai
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With More Coming.
They are pretty and cheap—
sure to please and give
I
satisfaction.
MRS.
E.
B.
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^owalu Houk. OpOTika Beul OBBjna ■
Particulars.
edford,
For Aale by Ashland Drug Company.
GREATLY
REDUCED
RATES
MâVK
“DO
A8
THE
TREES
DO,
CHANGE
YOUR
PANTS.*’
J. POHLE & CO
-THE—
LEADING
TAILORS
—OF
ASHLAND.
COMPANY
Call and Investigate
Panic Prices.
FOR THE
Opposite 0. H. Blount's
Our
All Work Strictly First-Class
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
¡GOOD FOR 30
Washington from his hunting trip to
Virginia.
Congressman Wilson, whose condi
tion lust week was alarming, ta con-
valescing.
a Useful ¡¿fe.
Principal
• zkvzult mrcLAB.
M CALIFORNIA FIT GUARANTEED.
Hood’s’^’Cures MIDWINTER FAIR
to the polls and vote for a party that will.
The reaolutions adopted hv that con-
greea were so nearly identical to the
People's party platform that Ol. John P.
Irish remarked that the Trans-Miasissippi
congreee might just as well adopted the
Omaha platform outright. The judge's
speech poured out fluently and eloquent
ly in a pleasing rhetoric that showed him
a true loyal lover ot patriotism ami bis
country. The audience greeted his re
marks with much applause and the news
be brought about the progress of the re
form movement was the most cheerful
and encouraging news the populist dub
had recently received.
After shorter remarks by Frank Wil
liams, Jackson Hockeremith, Anson
Jaeoha and Judge Howell attain, the club
adjourned to Saturday at 10 a. m.
AND
OUR NEW BUILDING
IS NOW COMPLETED
M. E. RIGBY,
A
50€.
BAFIIY
PIKMAMIHI1.
business COLLEGE
ALBERT ASKEY, Ridott, III.
25<
AWT)
ASHLAND. OR.
H.
S.
EVANS,
DAYS
Ashland to San Francisco
AND RETURN
$16.35.
Including FIVE Gate Tickets I
to the Fair.
M aim S tkift , OrroetTS P laza .
T=A.IlSrTS, PAINTERS’ TOOLS
WALL PAPER. GLASS. ETC.
B cildino P apfrs , WnArrttm P apzrs
PAINTING,
and
T wists .
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PAPERING,
ETC,
EXCURSION TRIPS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO tootherpoints
in California will be allowed purcb.i.rv of
-pecial Midwinter Fair tick.» at the fol
lowing round trip rales :
TO STATIONS I’NDER ISO MILES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND
ONE-THIK1' one-way fare.
TO STATIONS ISO MILES OR MORE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND
AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FAK.M8 front 20 acres up.
ONE-FIFTH oneway fare.
. for Sale or Rent.
r
For exact ratea and full information . In
Ibree house« and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
quire of E C Kane egent at Ashland. Or
or address the undersigned.
QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES
RICHDGRAY
T. H. GOODMAN,
Gen . Trslti' Manager. . Gen. Pass Agt-
As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for boms
S ax lot teco. Cat.
seekers to get bargains, at I will take «liver in e'xcbsnge.
Call on or address ute for
E. P. ROGERS. Fr. & Pass Agt
further particulars.
REAL
H
ESTATE AGENT,
NOTARY PUBLIC and
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS.