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.4 VALLEY RECORD. VALLEY RECORD. ------- THE FINEST------- NO MONOPOLY PRICES THE WEAKEST SPOT in your whole system, perhaps, is the liver. If that doesn’ t do its work of puri fying the blood, more troubles come from it than you can re member. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery acts upon this weak spot as nothing else can. It rouses it up to healthy, natural action. By thoroughly purifying the blood, it reaches, builds up, and invigorate» every part of the system. For all diseases that depend on the liver or the blood—Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious ness ; every form of Scrofula, even Con sumption (or Lung-scrofula) in its earlier stages: and the most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases, the “Discovery” is the only remedy so unfailing and effective that it can be guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money back. On these terms, it's an insult to your in telligence to have something else offered as •‘just as good.” 'VQ'L. VII. HON. CHAS. MILLER'S SPEECH. ASHLAND, JACKSON PRESSED BRICKS. Miss F. H. Miles, from Rock Point, is visiting Ashland friends. Alex. Ireland, of Grants Pass, has leas ed the Clarendon hotel at Medford. H. B. Reich of Granta Pass, was argu ing politics on our streets last Saturday. Henry Gregory is in from Klamath county visiting his folks, W. J. Gregory. Sam DeRoboam and wile, of Jackson ville, were visiting Dunsmuir last week. It never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint. Take Simmons Liver Regu lator. R. S Dunlap and W. J. Plymale are candidates for justice of the peace at Jack sonville. Prejudice and ignorance have given way to Simmons Liver Regulator. It has stood the test. C. C. McClendon, of Central Point, is in Douglas county with bis fine racer, Lewis P. Chas, and Wm. High have moved to their respective Butte creek ranches in California. Everybody knows Newt. Jacobs and his thorough fitness for the position of county clerk. J. B. Welch will saon move his Mead ows saw mill to a fir timber belt at foot of Board mountain. Geo. Bryant, of Gold Hill, has gone to San Francisco to take a three years’ course of medical training. The Klamath Falls Irrigation Company have reduced the water rates outside of tow n to $3.00 per inch. to perfect appearance. saparilla been that many leading citizens Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. from all over the United States furnish tes Geo. Edwards, the apple buyer, return Office over the Bank. timonials of cures which seem almost mi ed last Friday from a tour of inspection as Extracting and unavoidable calls from 8 raculous. Hood's Sarsaparilla is not an far east aB Omaha, Neb. to 9 a. m. and 4 to 5 p. in. accident, but the ripe fruit of industry and Prof, C. S. Price has been engaged as study. It possesses merit “peculiar to J L. WOOD. principal of the public schools at Grants itself.” _________ Hood’s Pills cure Nausea, Sick Head Paes for the coming year. DENTAL SURGEON. ache, Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by all Alex. Martin, Sr., came up from Oak A shland , : : : O regon druggists. __________________ land, Cal., last week to look over his in terests in Klamath county. Watkins Items. LL MANNER of nietal and rubber Andrew Frakes is mining near the mouth plates made in the latest approved Misses Emma and Edna Pendleton, of Of Silver Fork. methods. Sacramento, Cal., are visiting Mrs. Mc Gold and porcelain crowns and bridge H. L. Detwiler will begin operations on Kee, of upper Rogue river. work a specialty. All work warranted to the Cowberry soon. Mrs. Evan Reames, Miss Maud Bald give perfect satisfaction. Low prices. Miss Lou Chapman, of Jacksonville, is win and Mrs.R. Hutchinson, of Klamath Office in Odd Fellows’ bnilding, up stairs. teaching school at Squaw lake. county, are visiting San Francisco. Ezra Arnold has been workings claim on The Chinese of Browntown, Or., are Elliott creek just below Words Fork. having a peck of trouble in getting the Henry Jackson and David Freise are meeting with fair success on Middle Fork. pictures of their phis the exact legal size. Durkee. Spencer, Wahlen and McOlen- Miss Ella Geary, who has been visiting tick are ground sluicing on the bar near her brother, Dr. E. P. Geary, of Med- the Watkins postoffice. rord, returned to her home at Astoria Our section has been favored with a bountiful rain; something that was badly last week. needed among the fanners. Mrs. J.C. Poore is again a resident of Winslow, Brown & Norton are putting in Colestein; Engineer Poore having been Afflicts half the American people yet there la machinery to reduce the ore taken from transferred back to the Dunsmuir division only one preparation of Sarsaparilla that acts on their ledge at the mouth of Palmer creek. from Red Bluff. the bowels and reaches this important trouble, M. Watkins & Son are having a large Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Lawton, of Med and that is Joy'» Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It re trade in general merchandise this spring, ford, celebrated their golden wedding last lieves it in 21 hours, and an occasional dose pre- owing to the unusual number of miners week ; a goodly number of the family and vtets return. V.o refer, by permission, toC. E. I and prospectors on Elliott creek and its friends being present. Plkingtan, 125 Locust Avenue, San rrancisco; J. tributaries. Prof. W. B. Adams, late teacher of the H. Brown, Cal.; H. 8. Winn, Geary Eccleston and Wright have commenced Court, S.F., and hundred, of ptben who have operations on their Elliott creek property. Grants Pass public schools, was here last ■sed it la constipation. One letter is a sample They will flume the creek, and work the week. He is applicant for the principal of hundreds. Elklngton, writes: “ I havo been did channel. TJjis is the sixth year of their ship of our public schools. for years subject to bilious headaches and consti stay on the same claim; and each year the Prof. C. F. Neese, the writing teacher, pation. Ilavo been so bad for a year back have prospects have grown gradually better. formerly connected with the Ashland A. M. W. Juid to take a physic every other night or else I State Normal school, is teaching a class yreuld hive a headache. One bottle of J. V. 8., in penmanship at Dunsmuir. Dr. Caldwell fills and extracts teeth with put me in .piaudid shape. It positively controls out pain. Over the Bank. If the hair is falling out and turning constipation,'' gray, the glands of the hair need stimu lating and color-food, and the best remedy and stimulant is Hall's Hair Renewer. Mrs. H. C. Vaupel and childred re turned last Saturday from an extended visit to her Iowa home, the fair, and As J. V. 8. Is positively tho only Sarsaparilla California friends, and is again keeping compounded to control constipation, insist on Are better known and more general house for Henry. Joy’s and don’t be talked Into taking any other. ly used than any other cathartic. Archie Freeland, formerly of Ashland, Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and was on Friday’s north train, accompanied free from mercury or any other inju by his fair-haired bride; having been rious drug, this is the ideal family married the day before to Miss Rose L. medicine. Though prompt and ener Palmer, of Bakersfield, Cal. Roadmaster Galvin returned Wednes getic in their action, the use of these —PROPRIETOR— day morning from Portland accompanied pills is attended with only the best by his daughter, Mrs. D. G. Curtis. results. Their effect is to strengthen Mrs. C. was accompanied from Chicago and regulate the organic functions, to Portland by her fathepin-law.— being especially beneficial in the Courier. I various derangements of the stom The objections urged against the Aus tralian ballot law are among the strong ach, liver, and bowels. est reasons why it should remain just as it ¡9. A man is required to exercise a AVING BOUGHT the fixtures of th« little intelligence and di?crl}pina|ipn in Hargadine & Woods (formerly Mur voting. phy Bros ) market and renovated and re painted the old stand, the public can de are recommended by all the leading An exchange sums up the great (?) pend upon our keeping on hand at all times physicians and druggists, as the tariff question thusly: a full supply of “Tariff, the great humbug of the most prompt and effective remedy CHOICEST MEATS------- for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, nineteenth century, the matter on which two men think alike, aud no one mar. ------- and SAUSAGES indigestion, sluggishness of the no twice alike.” <)f All Kinds.__ ______ liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in Mrs. Torn Robeits is at Gold Hill. OF’Ffrst Class Service. Small Margins the side, and sick headache; also, where his nephew, a son of Al. Smith, *nd C^sh Prues, pive us a trial 3-22-tf to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, was thrown from a horse and had his and rheumatism. They are taken arm broken. Drs. Blackwell and Stan with great benefit in chills and the ley set the fractured limb. diseases peculiar to the South. For Miss Julia Noe, near Gold Hill, and F. Armstrong, a railroad carpenter of Port travelers, whether by land or sea land, were married recently. The happy couple’s many friends wish them pros perity in their new home, which wiil be THE OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S in Portland. HARDWARE STORE. J. Nunan, editor of the Grants Pass are the best, and should never be SOOTS &c SHOES omitted in the outfit. To preserve Courier, returned last Thursday from a yisit to the midwinter fair. He went on =------ THAT FIT YOU------- their medicinal integrity in all cli recreation bent, and to reduce the ple mates, they are put up in bottles as thoric condition of hjs pocket book. The ZM2JYZDE TO CLRLDIESR, well as boxes. trip was a complete success. AT LOWEST LIVING RATES. Mrs. Cynthia Wilson arrived from “I have used Ayer’s Pills in my family for several years, and always Seattle last Saturday to visit her mother, epairing a specialty . Haif- found them to be a mild and excel Mrs. Parker, and sister, Mrs. Wilkinson. Mr. Wilson continued his journey to San Soling, men’s 75 cents, ladies 50 cents. lent purgative, having a good effect Francisco, where he goes on business on thé liver. It is the best pill used.” connected with the management of the coast weather. —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Any Hour—Hot and Cold Water on Tap. Miss Nora Batchelor aud J. M. Horton Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ay er & Co., Lowell, M om . , Sold by Druggiau Everywhere. are teaching in the Ashland public I schools in place of M<leg Cantrall and Gus Newbury, democratic and republican candidates for recorder and school super intendent, who have taken to the country to let the dear people see how nice they BEST IN THE WORLD, S act when on their good behavior. Tl»wwirio«aunUi>fl« arour.su mossed, actually Cutlastins two bones of any other brand. Not Roseburg, (Or.), May 25.—Andrew •flsetod by bs«U ITGET T1IEG£.\ LINE. Jones, aged 64 years, dropped dead from FOR SALE BY DEALEP.9 GENERALLY. Jfyr heart trouble last night about 10 o'clock, at his residence. Mr. Jones, during bis lifetime, was an active member of the Masonic lodge of this place. The funeral services will be conducted Saturday by Laurel lodge No. 13, A. F. &. A. M., and Roseburg chapter No. 8, O. E. S. G. W. JOHNSON, An occasional bottle of Ayer’s Sarsapa Counciling and Mining Engi rilla does more to check the tendency of the blood to accumulate humors, and keep neering. the organs sound and healthy, than any other treatment we know of. “Prevention REPORTS, WORKING MAPS, is better than cure ” Try it this month. and BLUE PRINTING. Geo. M. Miller, who recently invented a flying machine of which considerable SAMPLING & ASSAYING. has been said, is now working on another .. .. , ;o: ---------- design. His first invention was designed with feather-like contrivances made of stimates furnished pn an aluminum, there being two sets, one to kinds of Mining and Mill Machin give an upward tendency to the machine, ery. Opposite Oregon Hotel, Ashland, and the other to act as propeller. It was Oregon. 1-11-tf to be worked with a kind of bicycle ar rangement. His latest design is a screw’ shaped balloon. From this balloon will WATCHMAKER & JEWELER, B 2EÒI 1ST G- YOUR be suspended machinery by which a man R eeser B lock , : : A shland , O r . can operate the balloon ; the screw shape propelling it through the air. The bal CLEANING WATCHES and CLOCKS, loon is to be loaded with hydrogen gas 11,00 MAINSPRINGS, $1.00. and It is expected the height to which ----- TO THE----- fW* Firit-Class Work and Satisfaction the balloon will ascend can be regulated Very easily.—Register. RECORD OFFICE. rmatvrt. Professional Cards A CON STIPATION. Vegetable Ayer’s Pills 0. W. OBARK, H MORRIS HOWELL BOOT & SHOEMAKER. Ayer’s Pills R FRAZERÄ Every Dose Effective J. PENNINGTON M ASSAY OFFICE E ?RI]VTI]VG NATHAN COUNTY, OREGON, PIERCE. He Shows the Ruinous Folly of the A eon wan born to the wife of Ben Hay A Brief Sketch of the Life of the Ooldbug Policy in Strong and Vig mond at Rock Point. People's Party Nominee for Gov orous Language. ernor. • Mrs. L. L. Merrick returned home to Hon. Chas. Miller, populist candidate Portland last Saturday. Pendleton Alliance Herald.] for congress, filled his appointment in this city on last Monday; showing him self to be a man of strong and rugged common sense, and complete master of the present political situation. He portrayed the causes that have led up to the present prostrate condition of the business of the nation in a most clear and able manner. He called attention to the fact that the trans Mississippi congress of last winter had recommended in their resolutions almost every proposition contained in the Omaha platform ; and that in these propositions in offered the only way of escape from the causes of the present ruinous depression of all manner of busi ness and values in the United States. That the enforcement of the British gold basis theory of finance, entered upon and pressed forward for many years by the republican party and then taken up by the democratic administration in pur- surance of the dictation of Cleveland where the republicans left off and forced throogh to final consumation, is now bearing, and has been for some time, jyj' D. BROWER, M. D. its natural and legitimate fruit. The effecting of this purpose—this scheme— PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, this conspiracy produced a contraction A shland , : ; : O bxoon . in the volume of circulating money, and this caused business failures and the wide spread distress which is now upon Office—Gauiards Opera House. Residence, Mechanic and Laurel Streets the nation. He showed statistics and figures to prove the positions which he advanced C. CALDWELL, and particularly to set forth and elucidate the ruinous policy of borrowing gold to MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE meet the expenses of the government. DENTIST. His Bpeech was able and well received, Chase Combination Dental Plates made with Gold and Aluminum Roofs. Peculiar to Itself. Gold Fillings inserted in Porcelain Teeth So eminently successful has Hood’s Sar 150! ^Sarsaparilla ASHLAND, OREGON. Á8I A-LHST and ZFJLZtTCTY" ZE’ZEÒIJSrTIIN'G-. £j|^Give us your order for Letter heads, Statements, Envelopes, Circu lars. Etc. VALLEY RECORD. Nathan Pierce, the People’s Party nominee tor governor of the state of Ore gon, resides at Milton, Umatilla county. He was born April 24. 1837, in Gibson county, Indiana, and comes ot sterling New England stock. His education was such as could be had in the common schools ot his native state, supplemented by a term at Franklin Institute, a college situated near Indianapolis. In early manhood he taught school in Gibeon, Pike and Davis counties, Indiana. While teaching in Pike in September, 1861, the call for volunteers to go to the front found him ready, and he laid aside the ferule, shouldered the musket and marched with Company I, Forty-second Indiana infantry, to the scene of action. Colonel J. B. Jones was the the com mander of this regiment, afterward Colonel Denby, recently minister to China, was in command, and then T. B. McIntyre was the colonel. Mr. Pierce was in active service with his regiment until the battle of Murfreesborough, or Stone river, in Tennessee, rising to the rank of second sergeant. In this sharp engagement be was struck by a rebel ininie ball and so badlv injured as to be incapacitated for further service. He was wounded December 31, 1863, and remained in the hospital at Murfees- borough until the spring of 1864, when he was honorably discharged from the service because of his wound. On his return hbme to Indiana be taught school during the winter of 1864-65, and in the latter year started across the plains to Montana, where he worked in the mines till 1868. He came to Umatilla county in the fall of 1868, and again taught school in 1868 and 1869. In 1870 be lo cated on 160 acres of government land and earned enough money splitting rails to fence and somewhat improve it. He has been engaged in farming ever Bince 1870 and is now the possessor of a 900 acre ranch and owns an interest in the Peacock roller mills, at Milton, an enter prise of which he is one of the origin ators. He also farms some land which he has rented from the Indians on the Umatilla reservation, but owing to the low price of wheat bis farming opera tions have resulted rather disastrously of of late. After the war Mr. Pierce was given a pension by the U. S. government because of the wound received at the battle of Murfreesborough, but in 1879 he relinquished his pension and has not drawn any stipend from the government since that year. For several years past Mr. Pierce has been active in organizing the farmers of the state of Oregon for mutual benefit and protection into the farmers’ alliance, of which until recently he was state president, and thus became widely and favorably known throughout Oregon. He has also been one of the most useful men in the state in organiz ing the people’s party, and much of its present strength as a political party is due to his untiring and zealous efforts. Several years ago he was instrumental with others in founding and publishing the Alliance Herald; and though he is no longer interested in or connected with this enterprise, he takes a lively interest in its welfare and prosperity, fully realiz ing that education in governmental poli cies is a prime need of the people. ------------ --------------- lieturn no More. Ageut E, C. Kane has received orders from headquarters to cease selling return tickets to the midwinter fair after June 10th. Persons wishing to avail themsel ves of the cheap rates will have to .nake up their minds and money by that time. Natural Roadbed. The road to Shovel creek is by no means a hard road to travel. It is about the softest road in the northwest, and the teamsters that get over and through it are cussing it as the softest durned thing they ever Btruck with wheels.— Star. LUt of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland P. O., May 21, 1894: Hoyt, Mrs Mary J Harris, Mr John | Kann, Mr Chas Reynolds. Miss A Smith, Mrs E E ShoreSj Mr Geo Winson, Mr Henry Persons calling for same will please say “advertised,”. ” ' W. H B runk , P. M. The Way to Get Strong. We sell Park’s Cough Syrup 011 a positive guarantee to cure all throat apd l^ing troubles. It tia§ Stood' th? test for piany years and to-d‘av is the leading remedy for the cure of colds, consumption, and all dis eases of the throat and lungs. Price 50 cents and $1.00. Sold bv E. A. S herwin . Indians will Celebrate. The Indiana of the reservation have de termined to have a 4th of July celebra tion at their grounds on Wood river, near Fort Klamath, and have already appointed a committee of arrangements. There will be the usual amusement« dur ing the celebration- bace ball contests' footracing, ejc. The'biTnging of liquors of any kind on thè grounds will be pro hibited and offenders promptly arrested. Gambling will not be allowed on the grounds. All good people are cordially invited to be present and engage in the celebration. By order of the committee of arrangements.—Express. Senator Brice has bet Senator Stewart $50 that the tariff bill v.'p^ld pawj'thg senate, hefpre j.une iA? " The entrance of Chairman Wilson of the ways and means committee into the house for the first time after his long illness was the signal for a spontaneous outburst of applause. In an instant the business of the house was suspended an<^ members flocked aroqnd the "Vyest Vir ginian and cqugratulatecl him on his re covery. Senator Kyle of South Dakota has re* turned to Washington to assist the sen ate investigating committee in the prob ing of the attempt to buy votes on the tariff bill. He talked freely of the case in which he, Senator Hunton and Major Buttz are the principals. Sentor Kyle believes Buttz was in earnest; that he meant to buy votes, and further, that he was ouly the agent of a New York lawyer sent to Washington by some powerful syndicate. A shortage of vaccine lymph in Chi cago is threatened, and the local health authorities are the outlook. The city is using from 50,060 to 100,0000 points a day, and this, with the demand from the country, has eaused th® draining’of the market. One of the largest manufactories in the country was recently burned, largely decreasing the output. Of all the remedies that have ever come under our notice, claiming to cure head aches from whatever cqusg, wp take pleas-, ure in saying that we know of none that in our estirha'ion is as beneficial for the quick and permanent cure of the above complaint as K rause ’ s H eadache C apsules which are manufactured by the well-known family chemist. Norman Lichty, Des Moines, Iowa. Krause’s Headache Capsules are guaranteed to cure headache front what ever cause, and we cheerfully advise those of the retail trade who have never kept the above valuable goods in stock, to order a supply at once from their wholesale drug gist, or address the proprietors as above.— The Druggists Record (Baltimore). For sale by T, K. Bolton, sol« agent. THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1894. A bsolutely HERE AND THERE. Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year........................................................ $0 Six months ............................. 1 50 Three mouths................................................ 76 Advertising rates given on application. NO. 3. Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report Royal Chief of the County Papers. Changed {lands ! HOTEL OREGON, The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of pure GENERAL NEWS. An anti-cigarette league has been formed at Brownsville, Or., with two companies of 50 members each. R. Larimer, head teacher at Stewart Institute Indian school at Carson, has HAS improved the House and is pre- been appointed superintendent of the pared to Entertain the Traveling Public schtol, vice W. D. C. Gibson, who re in First Class Style. signed. An Italian attempted to set the Cath olic church of Carson, Nev.,on fire. He :o succeeded in burning a large Bible, when he was discovered and knocked down with a club. There is much excitement at Summer ----------;0:--------- land, near Santa Barbara, over the oil well developments. At last reports the 3PW33 fepecial Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour Cole well showed 13 feet of oil, and the bore was going down to tap the reser- ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon. voir. At the examination of Constable Fleckenstein at Auburn for the killing of Commonwealer Williams, the evi dence strongly indicated that the officer shot in self-defense. Reputable citizens say he only did his duty. The California supreme court has de cided, in the case of the Pacific bank of San Francisco, that the directors shall have charge of the liquidation of the for concern, and not the bank commis -------------AT THE------------ sioners. Thousands of sheep perished in the re cent snow storm in the mountains back of Fresno, Of one band of 6,000, 4,000 were frozen to death. Wine grapes in Napa valley have been ruined by frost which followed the rain. V. Kratz of Portland has offered tho people of Eugene. Qr., to erect them a warehouse and a flouring mill, with a Capacity of 100 barrels of flour a day, provided ihe people of Eugene will loan him $15,000 for five years, the money to be used in building the works. Professor Sanders, under arrest at r Fresno on the eharge of knowing all about the disappearance of Rancher Wootton, will not bs tried for murder. There is 110 proof that Wootton is dead. Sanders has obtained control of Woo- ton s property, it is alleged, by forgery, and he will be prosecuted on this charge. Len Harris, t he well-known railroad detective, was killed by a burglar at Boulder Creek, Cal. A. Azoff, a Rus sian, was robbing the station when Har ris surprised him and called on him to surrender, turned and fired, hit ting Harris in the breast. Harris died two days after. Azoff escaped, but was subsequently captured and taken to Santa Cruz. The murderer was em ployed as a farmhand. Mrs. Lena Sorensen, a divorced woman, well known in Portland, com- mited suicide at Han Francisco under sensational circumstances. Her body was found in her room with a bullet hole in her head. At her side were two pictures of John Sims, a well-known OZEÒZEG-OJST. San Francisco business man. Sims says he knew nothing of the woman further than that a friend of his asked him to look after her while she was in the city. A pmb of “Industrials” raided Vaca Manufacturer of Choice Steel Cut Roller Process valley a few days ago and attempted to drive away all the Chinese laborer*. Tho houses of the lqlau«-.«» were looted and razed and tho Chinamen driven in drvv«s before the mob. The ranchers Rolled Barky and Feed of all kinds at Lowest Cash Prices. came to the rescue of the Chinese and arrested 140 of their assailants.. An or ganization has been effbeted by citizens, and if th« raid is repeated some of the Rather Steep Cvmmonwealers will serve to fertilize Than take in any other foru* k what many the orchards or fill the graveyards. The people think, and Bark’s Tea is made for ranchers are determined that their men jqst t^pse folks. It cures constipation, and Shall not be molested. though pot a cathartic, moves the bowels Your Place for Boots anti Shoes, I—ELY’S C£EAM BALM —Cleanses tho Nasal every day. Sold U y E. A. S herwin . Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation Heals Morris Howell, the old reliable boot and the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures The New York Sun and Philadelphia shoe maker one door north of the old stand opposite Odd Fellows hall. Boots and Press stated last week that several A A United States senators had been offered shoes made to order at lowest possible rates. bribes to vote against the tariff bill. Pennsylvania and Southern New York The article alleged that Kyle of South Gives Relief at unco for Cold in Head^^H Apply inty the Xnxtrila.-------- It in Quickly Absorbed. Dakota was offered $35,000 and Hunton towns along t Btwquehanna river were V X/*“ « •-* I |50c. Druggists or by mail. ELY BROS., £>0 Warren St., N.Y. of Virginia was offered $15,000 for thej- inv,u<lated this week. Heavy rains votes. Other senators w^e *0 haye caused dams to break and reservoirs to been annro»p^. «tfae, sepafe has taken give way. Streams overflowed and many people were compelled to move file in hand and will probe it their goods from the lower ground to the bottom. King Alexander of Bervia has accom the hills. No lives have been lost, but Jackson Co., Oregon. I J A JU. 1 Vr JLX a JL XIXJ k/> plished another coup d’etat. A royal much property has been destroyed or proclamation has been issued abolishing damaged greatly. The damage at Johns REAL ESTATE AGENT, the constitution of 1888 and restores town alone will amount to $90,001'. . NOTARY PUBLIC and that of 1869, giving the king the right Professor Alexander Graham Bell, COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS. to appoint oue-third of the memlier® pi Who is making a series of investigations the chamber of deput’eq. The procla in electricity, believes that it wiil be AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up, mation denounces t^u alleged defects in possible some day to see from Washing tor Sale or Rent. |he cohstitution, the prevalence of party ton to New York as easily as one can Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands. passions and expresses solicitude for the convey the sound of the voice that dis QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES welfare of the people. The king then tance. He insists that the fact has al suspended the constitution and restored ready been demonstrated, and that it As Silver and Real Estate are both at a very low ebb now is the time for home that of June 29,1869. only remains to construct the necessary seekers to get bargains, as I will take silver in exchange, Call on or address me for apparatus to bring the discovery into •further particulars. It May Do as Much for You, actual and practical use. Mr. Fred Miller, of Iyvi^g, $)),, writes The most painful cases of rheumatism that he h(t^ a Severp Kidney trouble for SUUVLYOR many years, with severe pains in the back may be relieved by a few applications of . . ivunu, and Government Land Locator and also that liis bladder was affected. He Chamberlain’s Pain Balm; its continued tried many so called Kidney cures but use will cure any case, no matter of how without any good result- About a year long standing. It is equally beneficial for •WITSÆIEIR,, OT^ECGOZST. ago he began use of Electric Bitters and lame back, pain in the side, pain in the AVING gaineda compte know ledge of the lay of the land in this country by ac found relief at once. Electric Bitters is es chest, lameness, and in all painful altee tual experience, 1 am thereby enabled to give strangers seeking information the pecially adapted to cure all Kidney and tions requiring an external remedy. A best of satisfaction. Locating on government lands a specialty. Liver troubles and often gives almost in piece of flannel saturated with Pain’ Balm stant reiief. One trial will prove our state andi bound on over the seat of pain is su ment. Price only 50c. for large bottle, A) perior to any plaster. For sale by Ash Ashland Drug Do.’s drug store. land Drug Company. Mayor Gilroy, has been made grand lachem of Tammany. Woodlarfd. Cal., will have the Fourth Agricultural District Fair. Cashier D. L. Tracy of the Great Falls (Mont.) National bank accidentally shot and killed himself recently. The ninth annual convention of the Railway Telegraphers’ union met at Denver last week. One-third.of the delegates are women. Professor Lakin, at the Galesburg (Ills.) Observatory, says there is a storm on the sun, the greatest that he has seen during his career as an astronomer. The Traders’ National bank of Tacoma has closed its doors. This bank failed last summer but resumed basiness after remaining closed a few weeks. Rain has ceased in Wisconsin, and the danger which threatened the bridges at New Richmond is over. Much damage has been done on the Wisconsin Central line. The People's party convention of Cali fornia met at Sacramento Tuesday. No slate was prepared and there will prob ably be some interesting proceedings in making nominations. The conductors and motormen on the Atlantic railway of Brooklyn, N. Y., re fuse to array themselves in the new summer uniforms, and the entire sys tem, embracing 11 lines, is tied up. The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor of Cincinnati reflected Supreme Dict^tcu; Marsden Belamy of Wilming ton, N. C. John Mulligan of Younkers, N. Y., 'has been elected supreme vice dictator. Eighteen mail carriers of the west di vision at Chicago, headed by their super intendent, gave several inches of their skin apiece to one of their injured fel lows, P. J. Foute, who was recently burned by the explosion of an oil can. The crew of the schooner Undaunted, wrecked off Copper river, Alaska, last March, lived on an ice floe nearly one month. The crew numbered eighteen men. Ssme of the men were driven mad by their sufferings, some lost their sight and all were badly frozen. The programme committee of the National Editorial association met at St. Louis and completed arrangements for the tenth annual convention, which will be held at Ashbury Park, N-. J., July 3 to 6. Papers will b© read by prominent delegates, and the different states and districts represented will make their annual report. The D. K. E. and Psi Upsilon, the junior year societies of the academic partment of Yale, gave their- joint play, at the Hyperioii theatre, tieiv Haven, before an audience of over 3,500 people, in which were many old graduates from other cities and most of the members of the faculty, President Dwight being in one of the boxes. 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