Valley record., June 21, 1894, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD
THE WEEK IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.
The People’s Paper
Tueeday, June 13.
ASHLAND, Or... .Thursday, June 21,1891
They are doing Col. Breckenridge hard
for his re-nomination. But we observe
that all his opponents up to date are no
sooner avowed candidates than they are
put on the rack of defense for the same
weaknesses the Colonel was found guilty
of.
It is rumored in Washington, D. C.,
that Congressman Hermann will be a
candidate for U. S. senator. Binger need
not bother himself. If Dolph is not his
own successor the senatorship will not
stray any further than the Hon. Joseph
Simon.
Third-party men should see the folly
of attempting to keep up a political or­
ganization. They are just wasting their
time and throwing away their votes.
Democrats and prohibitionists should
lay aside their foolishness and unite with
a powerful organization like the popu­
lists.— Pendleton Alliance Herald.
Speeches preliminary to the wool
schedule occupied the whole day and
nothing was accomplished. Quay con­
tinued bis tariff speech for four hours.
He has already spoken four days on the
bill and his bundle of manuscript is still
large. Chapman, a Wall street broker,
who refused to answer questions before
the sugar investigating committee, was
cited for contempt of the senate. Hoai
spoke on the failure of the Democrats
to keep their promises made in 1892.
Wednesday, June 13.
Perkins of California defended the
memory of the late Senator Stanford
against the charges made by Congress­
man Gearj’ that Stanford University was
construct'd out of a spirit of revenge
because Stanford was not elected a re­
gent of the State university. Sherman
spoke vigorously against free wool. Du­
bois followed in the same strain. Mitchell
of Oregon and Stewart of Nevada op­
posed free wool.
Thursday, June 14.
Several minor bills were passed and
then the tariff debate was resumed. The
Mr». M. E. Hobart will speak at the discussion was on the wool scedule.
city hall this evening on tbe subject of
Friday, June 15.
the glaring and shameful election frauds
Amendments to the mining
perpetrated in the city oi Portland and
_ laws in-
other heavily populated sections of the'Hrodnced by Stewart were passed. Dolph
state June 4th. Mrs. Hobart is a woman replied
” ’ to
‘ Harris’ --------
’ - concerning
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remarks
of a great deal of intelligence and force of the delay in passing the tariff bill. The
character, and tbe citizens of Ashland wool schedule was discussed the rest of
should turn out and give her a fair hear­ the day. Kyle favored free wool. He
ing, as her lecture will be interesting and said the reduced cost of clothing would
instructive. She is on her wav to Cali­ more than compensate for the reduction
fornia to campaign for the populists.
of the price of raw wool.
The populiat members of the legisla­
ture are: Senator, S. H. Holt, Jackson
county; W. S. Vanderburg, Josephine,
Coos and Curry; Dr. Will R. King,
Baker and Malheur. In the house: S.
M. Nealon and J. A. Jeffrey, Jackson;
F. A. Stewart, Coos and Curry ; J. C.
Young, Baker; Thomas Buckman, Coos;
C. D. Huffman, Union; J. A. Burleigh,
Wallowa, making 10 populist members
in the legislature. They won’t be able
to accomplish much against a republican
legislature, but won’t they make tbe g. o.
p.howl.
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Saturday, June 16.
A bill fixing the price of desert land at
$1.25 an acre was passed and payments
in excess of that amount are authorized
refunded. The wool schedule of the
tariff bill was adopted. The Jones’
amendments were carried.
Monday, June 18.
Ex-Senator J. J. Ingalls of Kansas has
BUTTE CREEK NEWS.
gone to New York to take charge of the
editorial department of a leading maga­ E ditor V alley R ecord :
zine.
Mr. and Mrs. F, B. Inlow took a trip to
R. F. Kneebes, the American horse­ Talent during the week.
man, who is accused of fraudulent prac­ Clint
i lint Wiley
w uey is reported this morning as
tices on the German turf, is still in having taken a cold, and consequently a
relapse, we are sorry to say.
prison at Berlin. Bail is refused him.
During tbe past week Guss Nichols, son
Mrs. Nellie Grant-Sartoris is engaged
Thomas E. Nichols, was thrown from a
to General Douglass of Maryland. The of
horse, and the horse kicked him on the
estate she inherited from her English arm, causing a severe cut thereon.
husband will revert entirely to her chil­
W. F. Wilkinson, the energetic and ac­
dren on her second marriage.
complished road supervisor in the Big
Cambridge lias conferred an honorary Butte district has been doing some valua­
degree upon Captain Alfred T. Mahon ble work on the north side of Big Butte.
of the United States cruiser Chicago,
There is a disreputable sneak thief in this
the author of “Sea Power in History.” neighbor ood who had so little regard for
Oxford will also confer an honorary de­ the claims of others as to take both of F.
W. Mitchell’s garden hoes and as be needs
gree, that of D. C. L.
one, he would be glad to have one of them
Central Pacific railroad matters are returned. The purloining was done on
attracting considerable attention. The election day.
Last Monday, the 11th inst., I had the
bill in Congress to extend the debt to
pleasure of meeting, and forming the ac­
the government for 50 years and the suit quaintance
of, J. R. Hardon, of Medford,
against the Stanford estate to recover and a brother pencil-pusher of some con­
$15,000,000, a pro rata of the Central siderable ability. He is another victim of
Pacific’s debt; have drawn pubic atten- the fusion of the democrats and republicans
but he lives in hopes of better days in thè
tiin to the matter. It is reported at near
future.
Washington that suit will lie brought
Last week Mr. Allen Hall, living on, or
against C. P. Huntington to recover near
Rogue river, near the Free Ferry, had
$15,000,000.
a surgical operation performed on his back
Judge Ross of the United States cir­ by one of our M. D.’s, W. B. Officer. He
cuit court at Los Angeles sentenced 170 was thrown from a horse several vears
and got his back hurt at the time: and
wealers, who stole a train on the Atlan- ago,
after applying to several physicians for re­
tsc and Pacific railroad at Barstow, on lief, finally applied to Dr. Officer with the
June 6, to four months in the county about result. At last accounts he was do­
jail each. Judge Ross said he had re­ ing well.
Last week while Lorain Stowell was rid­
ceived a letter threatening his life if he
ing across the desert on tbe north side of
6ent the wealers to jail.
Little Butte creek he discovered a coyote
The City bank of New York has cre­ and giving chase on horseback, he ran onto
ated some surprise by drawing $500,000 the brute so as to be able to shoot it with
pistol, thereby saving the farmers in
in gold from its coffers on the order of his
the immediate vicinity probably $100 in
customer for exportation. Such orders pigs, sheep, lambs, chickens, ducks, geese,
are usually turned over to the sub-treas­ etc., for there is no telling the amount of
ury. It is thought the drain of gold to damage a coyote can do in a fanning com­
munity.
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Europe is about at an end.
Tuesday night while the lodge of I.
At Liberty, Mo., in the case of J. V. O. Last
G. T. was in session there were two
McNamara, who styles himself bishop young men attempted toevedrop, trying to
of the Reformed Catholic church, and find out the secret of the lodge. There
who was charged with falsely accusing happened to be a person at the outer door
the time who saw them, and when they
certain priests and nuns with immorality at
discovered the sentinel they skulked away
a jury returned a verdict of not guilty. in the shade of the house. They had better
The defense was. that the charge was be careful or their names might appear in
made against priests in general and print as prominent eyedropers. as they are
well-known.
none in particular.
A rather remarkable incident occurred in
The estate left by Mrs. Minerva Mer­ this
neighborhood in the matter of naming
rick Orchardson, the Spiritualist who babies: A grandmother living here has
died at Cincinnati, variously estimated nineteen grandchildren, but there is noth­
at from $400,000 to ’$800,000, is all be­ ing particularly remarkable about that;
but she gave them every one their first
queathed to her husband, Professor Christian
name and every one of the nine­
Charles Orchardson, 30 years her junior teen names commence with the letter “E.’
Lake County.
Jackson County.
Klamath County.
Josephine County.
The pulp, paper and book schedule of
the tariff bill was taken up and disposed
of. Coal was next considered. The
house bill put coal on the free list.
Amendments putting a duty of 40 cents
a ton on bituminous coal and 15 cents a
The farmers and producers are just ton on screenings were carried. Hill
findingout wbat is ailing the nation. protested against taxing coal. Several
The Congressional Directory gives the micellaneous schedules were disposed of.
make up of congress as follows:
HOUSE.
64 lawyers.
Tuesday, June 12.
5 bankers.
10 merchants and manufacturers.
Outliwaite’s bill to establish at Wash­
1 doctor.
ington a home for aged and infirm colored
1 farmer.
people was passed. The Indian appro­
4 of other vocations.
priation bill was taken up but a vote
In tbe House:
was not reached.
245 lawyers.
Wednesday, June 13.
14 bankers.
Indian affairs were under considera­
31 merchants and manufacturers.
tion all day.
8 editors.
Thursday, June 14.
5 doctors.
28 farmers.
In the Indian debate the old sectarian
Too many lawyers!
school fight again came up and lasted
until adjournment.
Waehington, June 15.—The following
Friday, June 15.
telegram was received to-day by Senator
A dull, uninteresting session, during
Mitchell, of Oregon, from Mrs. Leland
which Indian appropriations were the
Stanford, under date of Sisson, Cal.:
“There was never a more base accusation only subjects discussed.
made against my husband than that made
Saturday, June 16.
by Representative Geary when he assigned
The
Indian
appropriation bill was re­
such depraved motives for establishing the
ported
from
committee
of the whole
university. You, who knew hinc well, will
you not defend his memory, which is so and passed. A wrangle arose over the
dear to me?”
approval of the journal but it was finally
Senator Mitchell replied as follows:
adopted as read.
"Senator Perkins most fully and beauti­
Monday, June 18.
fully defended in the senate the memory of
Tho
general
deficiency bill was re­
the late Senator Stanford against the vile
attack. I was absent and knew nothing ported to the house. It carries an ap­
of the attack or Senator Perkins’ defense, propriation o? $4,890,593. The commer­
until I saw the latter in the Record. An cial travelers' bill allowing railroads to
opportunity later will enable Senator Hoar, issue 5,000 mile joint interchangeable
myself and other friends to supplement
what Senator Perkins has already said.” tickets was passed. Hatch’s anti-option
bill was launched upon its congressional
Th© old party politicians diacarded at career. Hatch opened the debate. He
th© recent election have some peculiar was followed by Bryan who supported
ideas of the duties of the new populist the bill. Bryan said the speculator who
official». The books must not only be cornered the market and forced the
experted in a day, but the populist prices of products down was just as
official» muBt also pay the enormous much a criminal as the burglar who
county debt, contracted by the reckless broke into a house and stole the con­
and extravagant old partv plunderers, tents. Warner of New York opposed
out of their salaries, and if their salaries
won’t cover it their property must be put the bill. ________________
up as a guarantee of good faith. There
WASHINGTON NOTES.
is nothing like electing a populist ticket.
Having done these wonderful things in Interesting Items Picked Out from th«
two years tbe g. o. p. rings will be ready
Daily Dispatches.
to take charge of the county again anil
It is proposed to make the course at
run it the other way. However, the tax­ the naval academy six years instead of
payers and citizens do not expect such
extraordinary doings and when the four.
The senate committee on education
gentlemen recently elected do their full
duty honestly and conscientiously in the and labor has recommended an appro­
Eremises it will necessarily have made a priation of $200,000 for a government
ig impression on the payment of the exhibit at the Atlanta cotton exposition.
county debt and a pulling together of the
In the sugar investigation Theodore
county affairs, which seem to have got
entirely out of the hands of the officials Havemayer, president of the sugar trust,
testified that the trust contributed large
M well as tbe people of late years.
sums to both the Democratic and Re­
publican campaign funds, but that the
The following is the official vote of the contributions went to the state commit­
four counties of this judicial district on
the offices of governor and supreme tees and not to the national organiza­
judge, June 4, 1894, which will probably tions. The trust never gave to minori­
ties. It a Democratic state the Demo­
show the party complexion :
crats got the funds, and the Republicans
received help in Republican states.
Sub-Treasurer Jordan of New York
and ex- Controller of the currency W. L.
Trenholm, author of the bill for the cre­
CANDIDATES.
ation of a currency commission, spoke
in support of the plan to the house com­
mittee on banking and currency the
other day. Their plan is for a non-par­
tisan commission of fifteen members,
Governor-
Wm, Galloway, dem....... 313 186 710 242 representing different sections, not more
9 55
James Kennedy, pro....... 3ft
7 than seven of them banks, who shall in­
Wm. P. Lord, rep........... 996 294 1185 .308 vestigate the currency system and finan­
Nathan Pierce, peo........ 598 276 1330 200
cial conditions and report their findings
regarding coinage and currency.
Supreme Judge—
A. J. Bennett, dem......... 325 187 745 244
Sugar is the only topic of discussion
979
1274 193
K. P. Boise. peo.............. 583
4 76
T. P. Hackleman, pro .. 25
9 around Washington. The charges made
Charles E.Wolverton, rep 691 293 1179 307 by the newspaper writers have been
Take Simmons Liver Regulator to keep substantially verified. All the senators
the bowels regular. One dose is worth 100 have been called before the committee
dollars.
and asked if they, their relatives, or any
one connected with them, have been
During the street parade of a summer buying or selling sugar since the tariff
spectacle at Philadelphia, a section of on sugar came up in the senate. Sena­
one of the terra cotta balconies fell ujum
tor Ransom said his son bad dealt in
the crowd on the sidewalk beneath,
sugar without his knowledge. Senator
crushing the heads of an old woman and McPherson’s servant sent a telegram to
a little girl and injuring a number of a New York broker to buy seme sugar,
other bystanders.
but the senator did know the message
was sent. The senator’s excuse has af­
UNCLE SAM'S DEBTORS.
forded his colleagues much amusement.
Senator Quay start Led everybody about
Claims Ariainc from the Central Pacific the capitol by telling the committee he
Loans to Be Pressed.
had been dealing in sugar for 30 years
Attorney General Olney has decided and intended to continue dealing in it,
to push the claims against the Crocker He thought there was nothing wrong in
and Hopkins heirs in the suits to recover dealing in sugar.
the loan by the government to the build­
K rause ’ s H eadache C apsules —Warrant­
ers of the Central Pacific railroad. A
similar claim against the Stanford es­ ed. For sale by T. K. Bolton, sole agent.
tate will not be prosecuted until the
The entire village of Grants, in Sher­
other cases are settled.
man county, Or., was swept away by
The suits are brought nnder the laws the floods.
of California, which provide that stock­
A system of police telephones, estab­
holders are responsible for the debts of
lished
at various street corners tlirough-
corporation.
out San Jose, has been perfected.
If the Pacific railroad funding bill
William E. Norton was killed at
now before the senate passes congress
Fresno
Thursday by the explosion of a
the matter will be settled. The bill ex­
tends the time for the payment of the soda-water tank which he was engaged
in.filling.
th© debt. The extension is for 50 years
at 3 per cent interest.
S tate of O hio . C itv of T oledo .)
L ucas C ounty ,
f ss
Gresham a Candidate for Senator.
F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is
A Chicago dispatch says: Secretary the senior partner of tbe firm of F. J. C he ­
of State Walter Q. Gresham is said to ney <fc Co, doing business in the Citv of
be the candidate of the Illinois Populists Toledo.County and State aforesaid.an4 that
for TTnitwl Qrofuc
V
7~ said farm will pay the »um of ONE HUN-
for I mted States to succeed Senator , ]> red DOLLARS for each and every ease
vullom. A striking fact is that Chair-i of C atarrh that cannot be cured by the use
man Taubeneck of the National Populist■ oi H all ’ s C atarrh ^C ure ^
FRANK J. CHENEY.
committee is the leader of the movement I
Sworn
to
before
me and subscribed in my
to send the secretary of state to the sen­
pitsence, this 6th day of Dec.. A. D. 1886. '
ate. The Populists expect to hold the
A. W. GLEASON,
balance of power in the Illinois legisla­ . .
f
Rotary Public.
ture this fall and will support Gresham
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
if tbe Democrats nominate him.
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
Thia ia a plain, ordinary Associated faces
of the system. Send for testimonials,
Press lie. We can laugh at lots of liars, flTCO
but one associating Gresham with the
F. J. JCHENE Y & CO., Toledo, O.
populists exasperates us,
fW^old by Drugging, 7oc.
Congo Oil
Cures
Bruises.
‘Bunco'' Wiiuan Convicted of Bunco­
ing “Bunco Stoerer” Dunn.
Erastus Wiman, the w’ell known finan­
cier, has Ix'eu convicted of forgery in
the second degree by a New York jury.
The jury recommended him to the mercy
of the court.
Few events during the present year
have created a more widespread sensa­
tion than did the arrest of the man who
was formerly known as the “King of
Staten island. ” Previous to his arrest
he enjoyed a foremost position among
New York’s solid men. He had a pro­
moter of many enterprises, was a fore­
most advocate of commercial reciprocity
with Canada, prominent member of the
principal commercial associations of the
city, a prominent lecturer and a man
who was regarded as a substantial busi­
ness man.
He was arrested Feb. 22 on two indict­
ments found by the grand jury of New
York. The indictments were found on
representations made by R. G. Dun &
Co., with whom Mr. Wiman was for­
merly connected in business, that Mr.
Mr. Wiman was guilty of forgery and
embezzlement involving nearly $230,000.
The charges against Mr. Wiman were
both for forgery in the second degree.
In each there were two counts, the first
charging the forgery and the second ut­
tering the forgery. The first indictment
charged him with forging the name of
E. W. Bullinger on a $5,000 check drawn
by the cashier of R. G. Dun & Co., by
direction of of Mr. Wiman, to the order
of Mr. Bullinger. Mr. Wiman was
charged with having deposited the check
to his own account.
The second indictment charged Mr.
Wiman with forgery quite similar in
character a few days before the Bullin­
ger ease. Mr. Wiiuan was charged with
paying an account with personal notes
and appropriating the check to his own
use._____________
WILLIAM
WALTER
PHELPS
EIGHT YEARS.
F ossil , O regon , December 4, ’93.
O. W. li Mro. Co. Portland, Oregon.
F>e -.r Sirs: I wish to state to you
that 1 have been afflicted with iheumu-
tisiu for the last, eivht years. I b night
a liottle of Congo Oil from Messrs. Lamb
& l'utnam, your agents here, and niter
two applications niv rheumatism was
knocked out. No other medicine ever
gave me relief in such a short time as
Congo Oil.
Yours truly,
LYMAN BROWN.
Congo Oil
Cures
Lameness.
Genllemen: Have been afflicted with
severe rheumatic attacks for the past six
or seven years. I took one bottle of Dr.
Grant’s Sarsaparilla and Grape Root and
applied Hattee’s Congo Oil externally,
and tbe result was wonderful—it worked
more like magic than medicine. These
two medicines I consider will knock any
Roslyn Bank Rouhary.—Evidsnces From
case of rheumatism.
ths District Whcro They Were
R. A. LEONARD,
Captured.
4-17 Montgomery St., Portland, Oregon.
O. W. R. M eg . Co., Portland, Oregon.
Dear Sirs: Your Congo Oil is the boss
medicine. I was recently kicked by a
Gentlemen: I have been a sufferer horse on the leg, and was hobbling
around on crutches. 1 was induced to
from Liver troubles for many years, al­ try a bottle of Congo Oil. and after ap­
ways feeling dull, stupid and heavy. It plying freely for one day I threw away
would take a long letter to tell just how my crutches. I works like lightning.
Yours truly,
I did feel; but, thanks to Dr. Grant’s
J. A. HARRISON, .
Sarsaparilla and Grape Root, my
City Marshal Fossil, Oregon.
troubles are over, as four bottles made
me feel as well as ever I was. I have a
good appetite, no more bad symptoms
and Ifeel that I owe it all to Dr. Grant’s
Sarsaparilla.
J. C. ALLEN.
Traveling Salesman Curtis & Wheeler,
Rochester, N. Y.
S old E verywhere .
>
Torpid Liver.
Congo Oil
Kills all Pain.
DEAD.
A Life in Public Service Brought to a
Close—Congressman and Diplomat.
William ^Valter Phelps died at his
home at Englewood, N. J., a few days
ago. He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Phelps was born in New York
city in 1839. Ho graduated from Yale
and Columbia law school and soon after
was sen t to congress. His life was spent
in public service. He served in congress
She says that now she is sometimes bother­ many years and was appointed minister
Our Grandmother’s Way
ed to find a name appropriate, but she to Austria by Garfield. He was minis­
Was to steep roots and herbs and use it thinks she can keep it up for a dozen or ter to Germany during Harrison’s ad­
every night. We can do the same bv using more yet if it is necessary.
ministration.
Parks’ Tea. Nothing acts as promptly and
Frank Lewis, one of our energetic, push­
without discomfort. Not a pill or a cathar­ ing
Rather Steep
while cutting hay thé other
tic but moves the bowels every day. Sold day, farmers,
had
his
team
run
awav,
damaging
the
Than
take
in
any other form is what many
by E. A. S hf . rwin .
machine somewhat and throwing Frank people think, nnd Park’s Tea is made for
off'the machine as it run over a pile of
those folks. It cures constipation, and
The Tacoma Grain company has pur­ rocks, but fortunately he was not hurt....... just
though not a cathartic, moves the bowels
chased of the receiver of the Northern With some men troubles never come sing­ every day. Sold by E. A. S herwin .
Pacific Elevator company the 39 eleva­ ly, and it is the case with Frank, for while
was riding in the f< othills looking for a
tors belonging to the Northern Pacific he
horse, a large rattlesnake bit the horse he
system in the Northwest.
was riding. He felt the effect of the strike
It is stated at Lexington that General and stoped and killed his snakeship, which
nine rattles. -The horse soon began to
Basil Duke of Louisville, brother-in-law had
show signs of being poisoned—swelling and
and chief of staff of General John Mor­ bleeding at the nostrils. Frank immediate­
gan, told Major Henry Clay McDowell ly applied what remedies be had on hand
that if the Democrats nominated Colonel and at last accounts the horse was doing
Breckinridge he would stump the Ash­ well.
Mrs. A. J. Florey has gone to Flounce
land district in favor of the major at the
Rock to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
head of the non-partisan ticket. Con­ Chauncey
Nye, and while she was gone
servative politicians say that should poor Jack bad quite a misfortune. He was
General Duke take up the cause of Ma­ frying eggs for his breakfast, when lol the
jor McDowell one-half of the ex-Confed- frying pan was upset on the floor, half­
raw eggs, grease and all, and at last ac­
erate soldiers would vote for McDowell, counts Jack was inquiring for a noted old
and thus imperil the Democrttic ticket grandmother, trying to ascertain how be
for minor offices. Nearly all of Mor­ could get the grease out of the floor. Said
gan’s old soldiers would follow’ General he could get the cat to lick up the eggs and
grease on the outside, hut how he was to
Duke.
Miss £. Irena Karris
remove the black spot on the floor was the
Irving, Oregon.
A color line w’as drawn in the Repub­ question of all importance to hint. It
’t make so much difference with old
lican state convention at Fort Worth, doesn
bachelors bow much grease gets on the
Tex., and all the members of the black floor, but wifh us married men it does!
clubs who were delegates took off their I know how to sympathize with poor Jack
and when this 'teni is read by your hun- Long Siege of Dangerous
badges and left the hall.
--dreds of readers, especially among the
The general executive board of the married men, be will have more sympathy
Illness
Knights of Labor met at St. Louis met than all the disappointed candidates of the
Left in Low Condition—Civen Health
at St. Louis and determined to send out last campaign.
and Strength by Hood’s
a circular to all Knights of Labor, Fed­
Last Friday we had the closing exercises
Sarsaparilla.
of
our
school
—
Mr.
Fysh
’
s
first
term.
eration of Labor, as well as other union
“C. I. nood & Co,. Lowell, Mass.:
There
were
a
large
number
of
visitors,
men, calling upon them to become tem­ among whom were two of the directors, A.
“Gentlemen:—I have been through a terrible
perate, in fact total abstainers from beer J. Daley and John Williscraft. Your cer- siege of illness, and owe my present health to
consumption in every large city and [ respondent was called on for a speech. Hood's Sarsaparilla. First, I was taken sick
town, and at all times and places W’here , Well, he talked to the children and to their with measles, and on the eighth day the doctor
parents, giving them some wholesome ad­ said I had bronchitis following that complaint
uion beer cannot be obtained.
vice. After the speech the school was In a short time lung fever developed, and I was
divided for a spelling match, the boys on
Is Yonr Tongue
one side and the girls on the other. They in a serious condition for quite a while. When
I
Coated, your throat dry, your eyes dull choose Fred Mitchell as captain on the I began to get a little better, my friends thought
and Inflamed and do you feel mean gener­ . boys side and the giris choose Lelah Fryer that If I ever got up I would have
ally when you get up in the morning. Your . as their captain. For a long time tbe con
Consumption,
liver and kidneys are not doing their duty. test was quite evenly divided, but as Mr. I had such a terrible cough and threw off twice
j
Fysh
advanced
in
the
speller
the
smaller
Why don.t you take Parks’ Sure Cure. If
It does not make you feel better it costs you i children began to drop out until finally the my weight. I continued in a very weak and low
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the advice of hi3 physician.
Congressman Bowerg of the Seventh
congressional district of California has i
been renominated by the Republicans.
Rev. Dr. Paxton of New York has ,
been fined $10 for neglecting to file the 1
the certificate of marriage of Congress­
man Breckinridge and Mrs, Wing,
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Is famous as a
Cure for severe colds.
Famous as a
Preventive of pneumonia.
Famous as a
Preventive and cure for croup.
Famous for the relief it affords in case of
Whooping cough.
Famous as a safe and pleasant
Medicine for children.
Try it. 50 cent bottles for sale by Ash­
land Drug Company.
Joe Choynski and Bob Fitzsimmons
boxed at Boston and but for the inter­
ference of the police Choynski would
have been knocked out. The fight was
stopped in the eighth round.
Mrs Luella Oakes, second wife of
Francis J. Oakes, the millionaire head
of the Oakes Chemical company of New
York, has been confined by her husband
in a private insane asylum for three
years as an habitual drunkard. She is
now endeavoring, through the courts, to
gain her freedom, and declares she is
the victim of a conspiracy. Some time
ago the doctors at the asylum declared
Mrs. Oakes to be entirely cured and re­
quested her husband to take her away.
Instead of getting Jiis wife Oakes had
her transferred to another asylvm in
Connecticut. Supreme Court Justice
Gaynor of Brooklyn has ordered Mrs.
Oakes brought into his court.
Great preparations are being made for
the great Republican convention which
meets in Denver on the 28th iijst. ]S$-
President Harrison, Governor McKinley
and ex-Speuker Reed have been invite^
and delegates from their respective
states are bringing every pressure to
bear upon to accompany their special
trains. Senators Cameron, Lodge and
Jones will probably attend. Among
the prominent speakers who have a<>
cepted invitations are: General R. A.
Alger, General Clarkson, General D. H.
Hastings, Hon. Whitely .Reid, Hon.
John. Spooner, Hon. John Thurston,
Hon. A. B. Cummings and Hon. Frank
6. Cannon.
Crossing the Atlantic
Usually involves sea sickness. When the
waves play pitch and toss with you, strong
indeed must be the stomach that can stand
it without revolting. Tourists, commercial
travelers, yachtsmen, mariners, all testify
that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is tba best
remedy for tbe nausea experienced in rouah
weather on the water. Nervous and weak­
ly travelers by land often suffer from some­
thing akin to this, and find in the Bitters
its surest remedy. No disorder of the
stomach, liver or bowels is so obstinate that
it may not be overcome by the prompt and
thorough remedy. Equally efficacious is
it for chills and fever, kidney and rheumat­
ic trouble and nervousness. Emigrants to
tbe frontier should provide themselves with
this fine medicinal safeguard against the
effects of vicissitudes of climate, hardship,
eiptBuJo and fatigue.
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classes were reduced to five boys tn eight
girls; then three to five: then one to two,
and by this time the contest became in­
tensely interesting, when finally the con­
test was between Robbie Jones and Char­
lotte Williscraft. As the words were pro­
nounced by the teacher there was a brea'h-
less silence, but the end must come, and it
did. The word “Cauliflower” was pro-
pounced and Miss Charlotte missed and
Robbie spelled it, thereby winning tbe day.
The verdict of the spectators was that they
all done remarkably well, and that both
teacher and pupils deserte a great deal of
credit.
D ick ,
Eagle Point, June 18, 189L
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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condition; my weight falling from 115, before I
was taken sick, to 68 pounds. Then in January,
1893,1 had an attack of the grip, and was con­
fined to my room ten weeks. After this attack I
was still very weak and did not gain health at
all until I began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I
had no appetite for anything, and was sick at
my stomach continually and had a bad taste in
my mouth. Some friends who were taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla begged me to try It My
parents had despaired of anything doing me
good, but began to give nie tbe medicine, and
before I had taken one bottle there was such
“Aa old as
the hills”and
never excell­
ed. “Tried
and proven '•
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o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regii-
A Change for the Better
that they were glad to have me continue. The
second bottle did for me what no medicine had
ever done. It gave me strength and brought
my general health up to where it was two weeks
HoodVP’Cures
before I was taken with the measles. I have
now finished my third bottle, and feel strong
and well. I shall always thank to Hood's Sarsa­
parilla.” E. I rena H arris , Irving, Oregon.
Hood’S Pills are prompt and efficient, yet
easy in action. Sold by all druggists. 25c.
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V;lll
INDEPENDENCE
IN GRAND STYLE!
Accommodations have been
arranged for all.
Eddinger, the murderer of E. W.
Jose at Lewiston, Trinity county, was
killed by Deputy Sheriff Pleisch, of An­
derson, about two miles north of Cotton­
wood. Eddinger fired three shots at the
deputy, when two charges of buckshot
were put into his body, killing him in­
stantly.
The First regiment, National Guard
of California is in camp at Santa Cruz.
The Grand Parlor of the Native
Daughters of the Golden West met at
Chico last week. Grass Valley was se­
lected as the next meeting place.
W. J. Edwards made a new bicycle
record for an eighth of a mile at San
Jose. His time was 16 seconds.
The City of Alameda has adopted the
following ordinance prohibiting the sale
of cigarettes. It shall be unlawful for
any person in the city of Alameda to
sell, offer for sale, or give away any cig­
arette or cigarettes. No person in the
city of Alameda shall permit any ciga­
rette or cigarettes to be sold in any
place owned, leased or occupied bv him.
No minor shall smoke any cigarette or
cigarettes in any railway car, street,
alley, court or other public place in the
city of Alameda.
A new order, called the “Universal
Brotherhood of Man” has been organ­
ized at Tacoma and incorporated under
the laws of Washington.
F. O. Atkinson of Hanford, was ar­
rested at Los Angeles on a felony charge
and committed suicide by taking poison.
He carried the tragedy through to the
end in a remarkably nervy manner, not
admitting that anything was the matter
with him.
Recent rains greatly retarded the
ripening of of fruit throughout Califor­
nia.
The supreme lodge A. O. U. W. met
at San Francisco last week.
A agreement has been reached be­
tween the operators and the strikers and
the big coal strike in the East is ended.
The men are all returning to work.
The wine growers of California have
organized a protective association and
the members subscribe to a contract to
maintain fixed prices for their products
for five years.
Middletown, Pa.. April 14, 1891.
M r . N orman L ichty , Des Moines, la
D far S ir :—Please send me four dozen
Krause’s Headache Capsules. They are
the best headache remedy we ever handled.
Yours’
J ohn W. S tarr .
For sale by T. K. Bolton, sole agent.
New Hampshire Populists have nomi
nated George D. Epps for governor.
Captain Cleghorn of Clinton, lias been
been nominated for governor by the
Wisconsin Prohibitionists,
The Czar has caused the issuance of a
decree appointing a court of honor to
regulate dueling in the army. The court
is composed of army officers, whose duty
is to decide whether a duel is necessary.
Lawsuits arising out of a duel will not
be permitted.
SIMMONS
To assist the strikers of the Pullman
car works, the American Railway Union
is contemplating a scheme *to prevent
the use of Pullman cars on trains.
Train men will be asked to refuse to
move trains to which sleeping cars are
attached.
A monument has been erected at
Dobbs Ferry to mark the place where
Washington planned the Yorktown cam­
paign.
While digging a trench at Johnstown,
Pa., through a cellar that had been filled
up by the flood of 1889, workmen un­
earthed a parlor car lost from the ex­
press at Conneinaugh. It is believed
further search will reveal bodies.
A relief expedition has started after
Lieutenant Peary and his party,* now
somewhere in Northern Greenland.
The residence of Ben Maddox, editor
of the Visalia (Cal.) Times, burned re­
cently.
Kansas Populists have renominated
Governor Lewelling and taken up the
advocacy of woman’s suffrage.
Assets of H. B. Chamberlain of Den­
ver, having a face value of $2,000,000,
have been sold at auction for $100. The
assets of the Chamberlain Investment
company, shares and deeds, aggregating
$6,000,000, are likewise worthless. . As­
signee Ellsworth has not a dollar to pay
proved claims of $2,000,000.
The superior court at San Bernardino
Sias decided that the county cannot col­
let thb license of 10 cents a head levied
on sheep that are being driven through
the county.
There arc many washouts on the line
of the Canadian Pacific.
Pianos and Organs!
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to be taken dry or made into a tea.
Orator of the day......... Hon. Thomas
..H. Tongue, of Hillsboro
Miss Jennie ReaineB,
Reader
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If you want to keep our town from being
a cow-pasture, patronize your home mer­
chants, and don't send away from home
for anything you cau buy at home; es­
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the same, or less, prices. I will sell organs
for $65.00, and upward, and pianos at
USIC will be furnished by tbe Ash­ $250.00, and upward; according to quality.
land Band. The afternoon will be As I am permanently located, my guaran­
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tee is worth 100 cents on the doller. Don’t
Grand Ball at the Opera House in tbe buy until yeu get my prices and terms.
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