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People's Paper
ASHLAND Or
Thnrsdav. ,l«n 3. I»¥
Beware of Widow«».
A curious law case came up lately iu
un eastern city. A young Lady instigat­
ed proceedings to have a guardian up-
pointed for her younger brother and sis­
ter on the ground that her mother, a
widow, was not a proper person to guide
♦ heir tender years. The mother was 55,
it was said, but only looked 80. That
of itself was exasperating enough, for
what woman who had a growuup daugh­
ter iu society has any right to look ouly
80 years old?
Tho ? rgritved daughter testified that
her giddy mother flirted with a number
of men. Fire flashed from her eyo as
she told how the willow bud drnuk bevr
with this young man and sat upon the
perch in tho evening with that one and
<>« -upied tho bark seat of a earring with
another one during a drive, flhe had
al o sat upon a sola and fed one of her
adorers pov»corn, putting it into his
mouth with her own fair bands. Evi­
dently no widow who will feed a man
popeurn i> u fit person to be the guardian
of her children in the opinion of this
virtuously indignant daughter. But
tho cuormity of the giddy mamma's of-
fonses was brought to a climax when
tho daughter east down her eyes aud re­
marked modestly:
“I ought to say, chancellor, that all
tho men my mother flirted with paid
me attention. ”
That was evidently the heart of the
matter, Tho mother, who was 55 and
looked only 30, had cut the daughter
out.
Si-S.a.tur JamM O. Fair DI m taditvaly.
111. luni.ni. Kurtnn^
Ei Unital Bint« Senator Jam« G.
Eair, one of tbe famous Bonanza kings,
died suddenly a few night« ago at the
Lick H om « in Ban Erancieco. Four
y»ari ago hie nhv»ici»n informed him
tl at Bright'» diaeaae of the kidney, had
lai i hold of him and the senator knew
what that meant. He continued to man­
age hie v»«t buaineea interests, however,
tautii within Are <laya of hie death.
Senator Fair was probably the wealth­
iest individual in America. His fortune
is estimated at over $40,OttO,OUO. Theee
accumulated millions are the result of a
life work, during which honesty, integ­
rity and shrewdness were the predomi­
nating characteristics of the man.
Born in Ireland he came to America
in 1 SAS and in '40 croase l the plain, to
California. A machinist by instinct and
, education he immediately saw the great
possibilities of quarts uiiniug and de­
voted hi, energise to developing that
industry. In partnership with Flood,
Mackay and O'Brien, the "Bonanza
Kings, " as they were afterward called,
control of the Hale A Norcross mine at
Virginia City wae ,ecured, and follow­
ing the great developments of that prop­
erty the Arm obtained control of the en­
tire Comstock lode under the title of
< onsoiidated California and Virginia.
In three years $150,000,000 were taken
from the mines. ¡Since that time—the
early '70s— Fair has increased his for­
tune by shrewd business investments.
A remarkable incident of hie lifu is that
in all the big speculations on the stock
board in winch he has participated be
never quit loser.
His principal operatioua since leaving
the nunc, have beeu in and around San
Francisco. He established the Nevada
bank und taved it from ruiu once; built
the narrow-gauge railroad to Santa
Crus which he sold several years ago to
the Southern Pact Ac, and besides nu­
merous smal er enterprises he bus made
more real ebtute improvements in San
Francisco than any other men or con
pauy of men m that city.
In 1880 he was elected to the United
State, seuate from Nevada and served
with credit to the state and to himself.
The gTeat bulk of bis immense fortune
was invested in California.
It was said of him in bis lifetime by
an authority: "No cleverer mining en­
gineer breathes in America; that his as­
tuteness and sagacity, combined with
hi, enterprise and indomitable energy,
gave a start to California, and that he
haB kept her going ever since. Ilia judg­
ment and keen foresight have beeu
beneficial to the slate becau.se all his
undertakings have been succesful and
their reproductive nature has made
them a circulating medium as far as
uiouey is concerned. ”
The will of the dead millionaire has
Iteen filed for probate. After several
charitable lieqneste are paid and bis
brothers and sislers receive their lega­
cies, the great bulk of the estate is left i
in trust for hi, three children. It is es­
timated that the income from the prop­
erty amounts to $1,000,000 a year.
I
•l-Berretary of state Foster A-kod tn
A»«Ut |u Settling the War.
China hai begun uegotiutioas looking
to the cessation of hostilities with Japan
and th? restoration of peace. Ex-Secre­
tary 01 State Johu W. Foster hue been
asked by the Chiue»e government to aa-
Bibt the comiuissionera of that country
in bringing about a settlement of the
war. Mr. Foeter will not act an a repre­
sentative of the United State», bui
rather as an attorney for the Chinese.
Japau may object to Thao Yoo Tien,
one of the Chinese peace comuu&non-
ere. He was formerly governor of For
niuaa and < ft»*red a reward of $12.00u
for the d’-struction of big Japanese war
ships and lor the capture or destruction
of smaller Japanese war.-lups $6,iM).
lie offered M-hedule reward« to lx? paid
to Chinese who took Japanese soldiers
or sailors, dead or alive. For the bead
of a Japanese officer -0J taels were of­
fered, and fur the head of a Japanese
private 100 taold.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Vlvloue A< it of l.n%rbiea2er$ »nd L umui
by Fire and A< cident«.
Th^ third annual inreting of the
AinericRn-J«*wi9h Historical society was
t'Hid at WaHliington Iasi. week.
The annual re[>ortH of th? stRicrin-
tendenta of Indian schools, received at
the interior departuieut. indicate grow­
ing interest in the education of the In-
«liana and test ill»*» to the good work ac­
complished by those institutions.
1 cn on medical authorities nre mak­
ing uud piuiestb against girls playing
f »tball.
Seeley, the cony < ted emb^sdar. is fo­
isting tho officials of tho Shoe and
Leather bank oi New Yura in birmg^l-
•*uing ont his books.
The first railroad in the country to
mbdtitnto electricity for steam will l>e
he l altimoro and Lehigh, or the old
Maryland Central, which id now being
• xtci.ded to Y- re, Pa.
•Superintendent Byrnes of the New
York ponce force has sent his reaigna-
i«>n to Mayor Strong. The resignation
*ansed a great sensation in themetropo*
is. Byrnes has been at the hea I of the
olico force many years and is pr ibably
ne greatest doteclive in tho world. The
uperintendeut saj's he does not wish to
and in the way of a reorganization of
«ie police force as suggested by the
i-vxow investigating com nittee.
Tho Delavan house at Albany, the
decca of J’« 1 licians and the center of
a 1 big New York state po.itical events
or 40 years past, wus destroyed by fire
toe oihetr night.
Nearly «very commercial h uie in
Ntwfuundlan i has been forced into in-
olveiny. There are not more than four
olvent housei in the colony.
A capias has been issued at S giniw,
•lich., on complaint of Mayor Mers ion,
brthearreut of HtV. William Kaight,
astor of the First (bugregationa«
uurch, who has been most vigorous m
ringing accusations of dishonesty and
□competency again t ihe city officials.
Jainages of $5,00 i are ask ?d or.
A general complaint against the issu-
uice of government rations to Indi ns
.s made in the unnual reports of age its.
Captain P. II. Ray of the Shoshone
igency, Wvo., says: "They will never
become self-supporting as long as the
government gives them the semblance
«f support; neither can they begin to
iccuuiulnte property as long as the sup-
Iv of the necessaries of life is solely in
the hau s of wh te traders. ”
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Marring« » f »r 1H9I.
All the truHing clubs of Berlin have i
Jan. 2. 1891 l’a -ey II. Tucker, Chas. I. I
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Jan 4, Din M Olson IL A. Noo'<.
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Jan. ♦•. R««-e (»’Bn« n. I dw>«rd Murphy,
A i.iinilierof American trolling
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Jan. 10. Martha A. C’liilders, Tnuma» A. iior.i - Lavu been entered.
Hai ru’d.
Tho Sirnu vistablo has sold to Charles
GeruxliH Oden. Wm. D. M««ore
Jan. 15 Julia Fra «cea A len. I*. W .Stewart. IL Lbnilhcf Chicago» yearlingcbuituut
Jan 20. Emma Law Ed Smith.
filly by Onoudaga, dam Sea flhell, f«>r
Jan. 22. Maggie May Oidakera, Chas. N.
f t, 500 Tho filly went three furlongs on
(iregg.
¡ 0 link in thirty-five and
Feb 1, Vphruze T. Callaghan, John W. t ' !•'
Armstrong.
thrce-qunrti r seconds.—Horseman.
Feb. 5. Margaret! Rosenbrought, Sylvester
Parks’ Cough \vrup cures Cough», Colds
Waller.
a*i«l <\>hsuii)| non.
Mrs. Catherine Black,
Feb. (J S. M. Tur* er. Geor. R. Neil.
• 4‘ Le Ru>, N Y., says: “I look one boU
Feb. 12. Susan F B iii I. t ,
. E. Bmler.
de of Parks’Cough Syrup.
It »cted like
Feb 11, Ada Murzan R. B. Bryant
F«b. bi. ii. l>abetle Uuleman. Jesse L. Cal­ magic. >t«»ppe«l mv cuiigh and 1 am per-
ell m w.’
Sold by E. A. Sherwin.
vert.
'I're-sa McKee. F. llubbauL Jr.
Feb 17. Jesse E. Hee-on. J mies E Garvin,
l eb 20. Lilly M. Uranu s. Ebcn W. Carver.
Feb. 21. A«la M. Bur«-. Herbert S. Mills.
Feb 24. Lizzie J. Nickolsun, Edmonson M.
Lever.
Feb. 28, Bed McNeil. Geo W. Daley. Jr.
Mar. 7. Hances E Shumaker, I. E. De Roy.
Mar. 10. Ena >hu«,kley. A .1. McLeod.
Mar 20, Ida Wnc«-x..l. H. Bedlie <1.
Mar. 24, France« R. Wiisht, Meiry Hill.
April 3. Kaiy Ander««»n. II. B S ephenson
Eiuma It ’White, L M spirker.
Apr 6, Lucinda L Wil-on. D R. D. Davis.
Apr
I.itlie B'-ck. Chas Kii pjr.
Brshie M. Broil-. Francis G. Ph male.
Apr. 9. Rachel Mamun, lames Shirt-
Apr 10. Ellie E irnheart. Frank »Stevenson.
Lizzie Shut. Ge«»'te W Williams.
Apr. 12, Lizzie J. Miser, Joseph L. Win h-
ele
\pr. 18, Mattie Sutherland. Cha«. Million
Apr. 21. Mary Wvant. Jefferson D. Wil«*ui. I
Apr. 27, Grace E Hammond, John 11.
I urner.
Apr 28. I’antieS. <’owle- E tiut E Witte,
«'ailierioe A. McDonald. Artou Nichols.
Mav 2. Minnie Owen-. Will J. Freeman.
<l<> 3. Mav F. Jones. Fred A. B iss.
do 4. Mele-ia Barnuin. Janie« Howerton,
Do You intend to make any -
do 9. Nettie M. Bruns. C.
»Manin.
do. 12 Nannie J. Uffeiibacker, W. 11 Ven­
able.
• • • • Christmas Presents?
• io. 21. Fannie Blan’on. Janies Adam«.
do 22. Be le Nvnwa ier. i>. K. Guddard.
An Unfortunate Inhorltanob— Hew We are now making a dozen
do 23 Julia Noe, Frftnk M. Armstrong.
do 25. Mattie E. Bou«si:m. Win P. Khodes.
It Was Destroyed.
elegant presents
«io. 28 I.miie Smith. C M. Wolgamotc.
<lo 29. .Mav Tedlnim, .1. U. Dunkin,
‘‘Spokune, Wash., Aug. •. 1IW.
FOR OTTLY $2.00
lune 7 , I'aiiih May Wright. A .1. *mn Iley. •*C. I. Hood & C«»., Lowell, Mass.:
• lu 13. Emma L. Buick, L. L. Freeman.
••Gen’.’.emrn:— I wish to add my testimony Is
du in, Mabel L. Rubins, Beriraml P. the worth of llood’a Sarsaparilla. My little
Nothing will be nicer to present
Steven -••n.
girl has teen c :red by it of inherited catarrh.
do 18, Lizzie Black«Tell, John M. Wulga- She
your
best friend than an ARISTO
had
colds
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low discharge, but since taking Iloud’s Barna» SOLIO PANEL photograph of your
do. 21, l.u'a A. Ingram. Louis ”. Ne vton.
d* .'¿s. Enza lennuig. William Harkins,
self, especially if it is made by the
.liny 3. Mary Anderson, A
Smith.
<!•». 5. Sadie Nelson. F B. Haleb.
Henrietta xlome J. S. Bai ev.
«io 7. May M tnev. F. M. Roundtree.
Lu'-inda Onenchain. Win H ('liambers.
do. 9. Kate I lam uond Unas F Yo >ng.
«io. II. Ada M. Dilon. Titos .1 Smith
O^At the old Tyler Gallery, Ashland, Oregon.
d«». 14. Mary Pool <’ha.H. F Nichols.
Haine J. Hay. J II. eem m
•o. 16. Mary D. II111«art F. F. Du an.
paring 1 i : ih been entirely cured. Rood's Rsr-
do 27 Omega App ega e. II. D. Ileed
• lo. 28, IL .M l.uy. Will Merimau.
raparilla I have found of greut help to my
<lo. 30 Sallie Lowden. <». II Ells
other children.” M rs . L. M. G illette .
\ug. 2. N. > Dollariiide. T. F. Hendricks,
Hood’s Pi'.*3 nre hand made, and perfect
«io. II. Annie Ortb. L. C. Si-emore.
«In. 15. Ida Fo-ter, .1. II. Fr»m« h.
In proportion and ap|>earance. 25c. per box.
d". 2C. Amelia Pech, Henry Albei*.
do. 25. Mrs. Hann i M. Teller, J. \V Simp­
ASHLAN ID, OPMIG-Oisr.
son.
Th»'. F. Oakes, Henry V. Paine. Henry C. I ms «,
Lucy Rohin«on, Ira Walker,
RECEIVERS.
do 29, Mamie Dav. Ilenr Dox.
Reopened, Refurnished and Completely Renovated.
«lo.Sl. Mary .1. Bowman, Wm Gee.
■- _x~_-i.-------- Under New M ’nagement -^-.==77?»^
Sep 3. Mary Neiheriand. E I C emens
• In. 11. Helen Picken-, Fied L Harding,
F3EE BUS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.
d««. 12 Adda Wiggins, I. A. M mice.
do 17. Lizz e Vi n ton, Josiah P«»well
«Io 19. Marv M. Conley. John R. Vine» nt.
do. 20. Berthia O-born. E II B. Taylor.
•I««. 2». Ida Maine . A S Creed
d«». 2-*\ Anna Farlow .1. W. Slinger.
RAILROAD
Oc . 2. Ann eVanllardenburg. Ge<« L Clift.
250 AUBES.
F. W. SETTLF.MIER.
Florence E. McDonald. (’. W Murphy,
J. it. SETTLEMIER.
4,(XX),000 tbs as,
do. 3. Alice N Phipps, F«ancis L. Caton,
do. <>. Annie Swr sen. Thomas Hill
ESTABLISHED 1863
«to 8. Snianth « Wimer, Dennis F Lvncli.
Nellie M. Bird-all. Frank M Tryer.
do. 9. Gra« e E. Virgin. F. M. Drake
d«». 10. Minnie A Weav* r. D. E. Phippt.
«io. 12, Della 1'«»ok. IL F. Whetstone.
Ague- Gearhart. B. J. Anboit.
d<» 13. Evie Chambers. Bill Bateman,
d ». 18. Emmie L. Godfrey. Burnie F. Rags
dale.
do. 20. Lena ClinborskL A A. Anderson.
•b •. 22. Rebecca A. Cook. David L.
do. 23. Alice«’. McUullock F. R. Dickev.
do. 27. Emma A. Abbott. Gu«i Edlund.
We carry the largest and most Complete
d«.. 30, Florence J. Dowell, Daniel Whet-
smne.
Elanor M. Glenn. Thomas H. Simpson.
Assortment of Decidious trees on the Coast.
Nov. I. Mrs. s .1. Fisher. A. N Farley,
do. 2. Lillie ' ruson. Carl Herif rd.
■ lo 9. Ella Klini’le. llenrv Meger.
do. 10. Maggie Noah. U. G. Engledow.
do. 13 Ida Gib-«>n. P A. Knobls.
do 14. Eva Pankey, J G. Co «ley.
d • 10, Sadie Ober, John J. Meehan,
sr. paül
d«». 21 Maggie Tice, .1. A. Brandenburg.
Lizzie C. Critcnlow, Oliver L. Sargent,
MINNEAPOLIS
do 23. Eliza Moore. Sumu- I J. Eva is.
do. 27. .Mury Moore. Thomas .1. Wright,
DULUTH______
do. 28. Ola Hen-ley. Wm. R Bvruin
FARGO__
Nannie Johnson, Wa.laee < ¡albreath.
Dec. 1, L. D. Grow. Al Hopkins.
GRAND FORKS
TO
Clara Savage. Henry Wood*,
d«». 8. Ella _____
Lewis. R. *. _______
Huestis.
CRo «R-.rov
do 16. Mrs
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D Helman,
• 10 19. Julia Irene Hatch. Levi M Eag««n.
WINNIPEG
• lo 23, Mrs barali Bateman. J Neath immer.
HELENA sn4
10 2G. Maglie Sutherland. .1 W Hb« «re«.
We warrant all of our trees to be as represented, and
d«. 27 Madida ( arter,.I um L Hanimersley.
BUTTE
Alice Sutton. 11 • Sayles.
HARDWARE,
STOVES and RANGES,
Mining
^Supplies
JANNEY & PROVOST,
OREGON
ASHLAND,
Ex-Police Captain John L. Stephen
sou of New York has been sentenced to
three years and nine months' itnpriron.
ment and to pay a fine of $I,IHM>. He
was couvict-d of accepting a bribe
while iu charge of the Fifth precinct.
C. F. Ricks, tile embezzling cashiei
of tho Singer Manufacturing company
of Chicago has l>eeu arrested in Ger­
many after a long chase.
Paul Schutt, a well-known saloon man
at Omaha, was found dead in an ice box
a few days ago. He had attached a rub­
ber tube to a gas jet, connected it with
the faucet of an ice lx>x, then turned on
the gas. jumped into the box, which
closed with a spring lock, and was dead
in a short time.
Edward R. Carter, transfer and cou­
pon clerk of tho National Bank of Com­
State Insurance Commissioner Hijr-
merce of New York, baa confessed to
gins has brought suit against the Mu­
emliezzling $80,800. Carter has been in
tual Relief association in the superior
the service of the bank 29 years. He
court at Santa Rosa to have the associa­
began stealing two years ago.
tion restrained from continuing busi­
Three prisoners in the Ohio peniten­
ness. The commissioner stat«» in the
tiary at Columbus attempted to kill J.
complaint that the company has been
B. Temple, a guard. Temple shot aud
doing business in violation of the law,
killed two of them.
in that it never took out a license and
Mrs. Riette Pike has been arrested at
never received a proper certificate.
Denver on a charge of burglary. She
T*e Cliff House at San Francisco
broke into several houses while the in
“A word t*» ihr wise is Hiifficienl.”
burned to tho ground Christinas night.
mates were away and stole everything
“I suffered terribly from rearing in tny
This was the most famous resort on the
'rend «luring an attack of (-atari), and h*-
portable of value.
Pacific Coast. Every prominent visitor
After a chase of two years during came ven «leaf, u.-ed Ely’s Cream Ba hi
nd in three weeks c uld hear as well n>
who came to the city was entertained
which the detectives circumnavigated ■ver.—A E. Newran. Graling. Mich.
there. Presidents, princes, peasants and
the globe one of the greatest of modern
One of my chi dren had a very bad di—
paupers have sat on the balconies and
pre­
harge from the n«»e. 1 Physicians
“
criminals was arrested at Cincinnati the
witlHdit benefit. Aber using El ’>
watched the sportive seals as they
other day. The man arrested was W. (, -«•ribrd
’
reain
Balm
a
short
nine
the
disease
wa*
climbed cn /he rocks and then slid into
A. Lippert, alias W. A. Lazard, a native cured —U A. Carey, ('«»ruing, N. Y.
the water. The property belonged tc
ef Hamburg, Germany. Lazard went to
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
Mayor Adolph Sutro, who will imme­
Cai>o Town, South Africa, and becarni
diately build a modern structure on the
A Western Society has been organ­
a merchant prince. He Bpent money
site.
lavishly and cut a great dash. He wa ized at Chicago. An)’ person who has
Deputy Constable George C. Morgan
a bold speculator and amassed a gigan lived seven years west of the Mississippi
made a reputation for bravery and quick
is eligible to membership whether a
tic fortune. Reverses came and hi
action oa a recent night at flanta Aim,
wealth disappeared. He continued liv­ resident of Chicago or not, bur only
and the result was a dead burglar. Mor­
ing high, however, and one morning resident« of the Windy ( ity can vote or
gan, in company with two brother offi­
was missing. It was then discovered hold office. The society pro oses to fur­
cers, observed two men enter the resi­
that he was a forger to the extent ol nish clubrooms as headquarters tor
dence of 8. C. Wright and an attempt
half a million dollars. Ths victim.- Western people, and it is intended to
was made to arrest them. The burglars
make the club a bureau of information
There is a shortage of $70,000 in the were two l.xtal banks.
took to their heels and were not over­ accounts of City Treasurer Adams of
Charles E. Johnson was shot by hie regarding the country this side of the
taken unt 1 they had run two miles. Brooklyn
wife, Ida F. Johnson, m tho offico oi ;reat river. Following are the officers
One of the men, who was possessed of a
»f the club: Mrs. Alice Houghton, for-
Pope Leo has isansd an edict warning Attorney John Malley at Galesburg
Winchester rifle stolen from the Wright Catholics not to beoome members of the LIL, and is now in a precarious condi
nerly of Spokane, Wash., president; J.
residence, leveled it at Morgan and com­ Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and tiou. Mrs. Johnson, alleging brutality
4. Jone3, vice president; H. M. Haney,
manded him to throw up his hands. Sons of Temperance.
and intemperate habits, had begun sep -ormer I y of San Francisco, secretary.
This Morgan did, but in one hand was a
L M. Whitney of Oregon, C. M. Mac-
Severe snowstorms swept the entire arate maintenance proceedings. Aitor
pistol which immediately went off. the
.ensie of Montana and K. M. Goodwell
country ea.t of the Mississippi last ney Malley got them together to eft ci
shot entering the burglar’» breast, kill­
f Colorado were elected directors. The
week. Iu many places extreme cold ac­ n reconciliation. While they were aioni
ing him instantly. The other robber
■resent location of the club is
South
companied the bHzzard. Numerous the woman drew a revolver and firei
was captured, but neither have beeu
lark street.
casualties ars reported along the Atlan­ two shots, one taking effect. .She gan
identified.
tic coast. The etonn was heaviest in herself up.
Piles! Plica! licit ng Piles!
After five days’ triul of the case at New York and Pennsylvania.
S ymptoms —Moisture: intense itching an
Marysville wherein William Riant was
The United states vessels Bennington
tinging; most at night; worse by scratch*
charged with murder it went to the
ng. If allowed to continue tumors form,
and Grant have been sent out to search
jury, and aftei two hours* deliberation
'hich
often heed and ulcerate, becomini-
for derelict colliers which were caught
very sore. S wayn . ’ s O intment 'tops the
resulted in their returning the verdict
in the receut storm while coming from When Baby was aide, we gave her Caatorta.
telling
and bleeding, heals ill *erati< n, and
of guilty, fixing imprison men ♦ for life
When she was a Child, she cri?d for Castoria.
■ n in st case* removes the tumors.
Seattle to San Francisco.
Ai
as the sentence. Riant, who is an old
Iruggi.ts,
or. bv mail, for 50 cent». Dr
At the preliminary examination of When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
man, killed his neighbor, William Lem-
Swayne A Son. Philadelphia.
mous, on Oct. *27 laid aud brutally iuu - Elta Stokes at Visalia, chaiged with as- When sba bad Children, she gave them Castoria
Chicago is feeling tho fair boomerang.
tilaled his laxly. Hatred of each other mult to murder Will Smith, the South­
It» oommert a and manufao urin . re -
bad existed tor over 80 years aud fre­ ern Pacific detective, March S, 18911,
•rd for 1FM ^bows a sharp • oc me from
quent threats had been made. The kill­ while resisting arrest for the Armona
1888, and the totals are much smaller
ing was so brutal, eveu by the defend­ «tation robbery, the defendant wm held
Great
Fal.s
(Mont.)
has
voted
bonds
o'
han those of lf92, both in volume and
ant's tale, that the jury could uut find to answer. Bail. $2,500.
A mob of 100 negroes caught Jim ’ iOO,000 for the erection of a high scho.. raltte. The decadence was general, I h. re
«»tlierwise. Several jurors remarked
I building.
icing but few exceptions to the rule of
that it was only his extreme age that Chockley at Tullahoma. Tenn., took
free from pests. Send for special prices on large lots
An attempt was made a few night*
liuiinished buxines,. The activities of
him to the woods during a blinding
had saved his neck.
Catalogue free.
Shiloh’s Cure :ne cre»i( Couuh and Croup
snowstorm, »tripped him and whipped ago to blow up with dynamite the Ital­ he country ull around were slow, n"t
W. F. Baird, th*? uoted forger of the him nearly to death and ordered him to ian hotel, owned by John Be chines, at .laving revived from the panic of 1893, ■ tire, is in $rreat d- maud. Pocket >ize con-
aim« twent.v-tivr do-'«« «»nly 5c. Cbildron
TO
Madera bank and John Brown colony, leave the country. While drunk he left Fresno.
J. H. SETTLEMIER & SON
md in the case of Chicago he w .s a ore it. Sold by Asliltin«! Drug Company.
CHICAGO_
Juis been arrested, the supreme court his wife one night, while she was sick,
wooihwrn . <m.
The Los Angeles oil producers pro­ pecial rea»>n for falling back even
w k - iiing T on
having overruled his appeal, and lie will and when he retnrned 24 hours later she pose to adopt a plan of the systematic nore than tl.e average for th • whole of
be taken to the Fresno jail for 80 days, was dead.
Grace Filkins is to play Nell Derry In PlüLtDIJaPlHA
inai k ting of petroleum. A refinery u
he UniiedState«. Dnrin{ the two years
at the expiration of which he will be
Nh V YORK
md more the energies of the peoji e ;ho ' Shore Acres” company.
A copy of “ My Country Tis of Thee, ” also contemplated.
tak*m to the penitentiary to serve a six
ThoNellie Chandler Women’sorches-
\ND ALL
Vancouver (B. C.) is terrorized by >• have been strained to the uttermost,
years’ sentence. Baird was convicted in the handwriting of Rev. Dr. Samuel
fliere hud been an expansion of enter­ 1 ra is now on tour. There are 16 players POINTS E\ST an i SOUTH
gang of highwaymen, burglars and fire
iu Fresno county two years ago on two Smith, who wrote the hymn in 183$, is
tion of a famoiw French physician, will quickl i.v cute you of all ner-
bugs who have found their way to th« prise aud capital, an enhancement of a it.
nge1,l'ZH,lve "rKang, such aVLost
Lost lifauhooA
MauhooH,
charges and sentenced to six years on now on the way to Rome, the gift of
For information, time cards, maps and
Insomnia, I siinsln the Bnck.foeruinul Emission!*, Nervous
Debility
valuations which in tnanv caa •. reenlted
city by way uf Puget Sound.
David
Secor
Pell
of
Bridgeport,
Conn.,
Maurice Darrymoro and Virginia tickets, call on <»r write
Pimp
I nfitness to Marry, Exhausting Drnliis. VaricoreU ¿.ft
the first and tlnee vears on the second
CoLS'.lnation. it stops all losses by day or night Prevents quick-
tn an inflation, and a filling up with
Ihe
new
trial
of
the
case
of
Charles
to
the
pope
for
the
Vatican
library.
It
rned
will
tlar
jointly
in
“
The
Dane-
charge. The supreme court bad sus­
A.
I».
CHARLTON,
i ^ i 0 1^'*'hnrtr•'» w*»*<‘h *f notchecked leans to Hpermntorrhce» an<
population and material, a part o
.g Girl” next scuson.
BEFORE ano AFTER • 'the horrorsuf Impotenty. < 1'PiinkMEcltiuMHUwUwr.il!
tained the appeal on the s»-cond charge is not the original manuscript as has E. Lee against the Southern Pacific which waa temporary in presence or
Assistant (»eneral Passenger Agent,
rtrnmnw» *
»*.
a,,fl thn ifinary organs oi all knpuritie.d.
CITPIDENE strengthens and restoros Ftnall weak organs.
1
A manager, call’ng tho attention of
and ordered it set for retrial. Baird is been stated. Mr. Pell said in an inter­ company f r $50,000 damages came u
P
ortland
,
orkgon
.
use. With the close of the fair there
,
The reason sufferers nre rot cured by I «errors is because nlnetv per rent nre trnnbtrW »«tk
bitlrrly disappointed in the decision of view: “The author of 'America,’ Dr. at Los Angeles a few days ago. L«*« was an ezodue of peop e and a corre . aveing companies to tho ate rat tions
CUPIDENE Is the only known remed v to cure wii bout u.*i opi ration 5000 *■—»«—-rnt
was
a
brakeman
and
was
mutilated
b}
Smith,
who
was
in
the
same
class
with
ala.
A
written
iguerant«*e
given
and
money
return«*!
if
hut
boxes
does
not
effect a MrmtnMitMM
his house, states that it is lighted
the court, as he had hoped for a retrial,
|1.00a box.s’x
by mail, fiend for ftiek clrfiiinr an«l testimonials;
psrmaueotsaf»
-ponding shrinkage i.i the amo nt of I
confident that no jury from Madera Oliver Wendell Holmes, is now living the cars. On the first trial he got a ver provision needed for the who e. A vast • it li gas.
Address DA TOE 9IKDICIN E CO., 1». O. Box 3076. Ran Francisco. Cal. Jhr AWe by
diet
of
$25,000,
but
the
court
thought
i
in
Newton,
M»v.
He
is
88
years
old.
county would convict him.
T It rewski is going back t lEnrlnn^,
TYSTJLAlSriD DEtXJG- COMF
amount of residence, office anti otuer
Dr. Smith and I were together at the • ! excessive und granted a new trial.
and ha is booked for n recital in Gias-
Since it is *>neof the fundamental prin World's Fair. Dr. Smith wrote out five | The American Railway Union at Spo- business room was vacated. There wa,
cipl s of p «litiiutl economy, that the more copies of 'America' for me, which were I i kane declared a boycott against theSpo more of all this than wits required by I ow next month. Ilo is to play in 6cv-
?S. CORDOVAN,
la»M»r it r« qn res tn obtain a dollar th* seut to Russia, Denmark, Spain, Italy I kane Review and several labor union- the people who remained, one resnlt of ti«l provincial towns.
\ rRCNCHaCNAMCUXOCMr.
m r«* Vilnanle th«» «l««llar is, we an »gesf and Japan."
‘‘A Student of Salamnnca, ” adapted
1 indorsed it. The Typographical unioi which was a keen com|>etiiion for ten­
q4.' JAP I ihl C ab &K ahmh N l
that all official swlariea of over $2.(XX) I»*
ants which reduced rents all over tho I in tho Italian by Alexander Salvini
i
protested
ngiinst
the
boycott,
and
th
The
pope
at
noon
on
Dec.
28
in
the
■
cut down ohe-half, so that the Value of
S iiif *3-WPOLICE, 3SOLIS.
I Crenr d’Alene Miners’ union went fur citv except to thoee nnder contracts, I <1 Pani Kester, has just been added to
throneroom
of
the
Vatican
received
the
the dollar will be still further increased.
I
Salvii.i’s repertory.
officers of the United States cruiser De­ | ther and issued an order to merchants which they could not refuse to bout r.
It may be Mtfely said tha. the case of
In addi ion to "Ole Oleson,” ”Pctc
We aaw »ix Brillen tl .ge living iron, troit. which recently arrived at Naples . i that unless the boycott is raised the
<2.*i.z?BonSaMMa
the state of North Carolina versus Hall '••terecu” and a few other alliterative
the niHHla of ahipe in Portland liarlair with the Vatican relics exhibited at the merchants will be boycotted.
A T
•cs.
•X.AX3IE9«
thia week, but not an American dag. World's Fair. The American officers
ues, there is a Swedish comedy on the
Four young ruffi ins, who were stand- In an opinion of the supreme court ju-t
13'^ s ’^A.
Tue Briliah shipa are Imre to get the in­ were presented by Mgr. O’Connell, who
Sled
baa
had
no
parallel.
Deputy
Sner
o.vl styled "Swan From Sweden ”
terest We owe tnem Hlid they get it in the expressed in their name and in the name in on the corner of Union park at Spo­ iff Hall, standing just inside the North
shape of our thirty cent.
We are a of President Cleveland thanks for the kane, saw a Chinese peddler passing in Carolina line, fired and killed Andrew
BRO C KTON^MA».
his wagon, when' one of rhe four. Ste
blight set over here. And the talk ib
y«50 F0R A CAS
Orison, a prisoner, who was ascap.ug
Over One Million People wear the
Saved His Life
W jw 50. FOH_A Cft5£ IT WILL NOT CURgJ^
that Oregon must seni n repuiiliran papal participation in the Chicago ex­ phen Peters, raised a rifle and with th*
into
Tennessee.
Hall
wm
tried
and
con
­
—by a fortunate dis­ W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Anacrrrpflhlo Laxative and NERVE TONIC,
to the U. S. senate thia winter.—Purl- position. HI« hoiineoa replied in terms remark. “Just see me plug him,” fired
covery
in
the
nick
of
victed
of
murder
lu
North
Carolina.
k>ld
by Drugginf»or sent hv mall. 25c..60ix«
of
great
affection
and
praised
the
pro
­
lami P. P. Pout.
The bullet struck Wong Jek under th»
time. Hundreds of All our shoes are equally satisfactory
ind $1.00 per package. Samples free.
gress, activity and liberty of the United armpit and he fell out in the road in a On appeal this was reversed on the
give the best value for the monev.
We
Carry
.111
Kinds
of
Fersons suffering They
T*1® Favorito TOOTS POWBtt
equal custom shoes In style and fit.
A startling discovery was made in the States. The audience lasted half an dying condition.
gronnd that -in the contemplation of
rom consumption Thev
jra V for t ho TactU and UreathUlQ,
Their wearing qualities are unsurpaseed.
ZHLA. IR, ID W A I?, E,
Bubtrcasuvy tho other morning, mid as a hour and at its conclnsion all the offi­
the law "Hall was in Tennessee when
have had the pro­ The prices are uniform,—-stamped on sola.
Sohl by ASHLAND DRUG COMPANY.
gress of the disease From Si to 8 3 sived over other makes.
result nil people are warned against the cers went to Cardinal Rampolla, the
Some time ago Mr. Simon Goldbaum o the killing was done. He was then ar­
STOVES,
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
stopped, and have
<20 goldpiece, as the “sweater” is at papal officer of state, and presented their I San l.uia Rev, Cal., was troubled *itb n rested and held as a fugitive from jus­
been brought back to
lame
back
and
rheumatiMn.
He
u-e>
GLASS,
PUTTY
work again.
compliments. Later the officers dined < hamherlainS I’ain Bam and a prompt tice. The governor of Tennessee then
life and health by the RACKET STORE.
(’ i-hier Srout received nsack contain­ at the American college. The ball waa ■cure
“Golden Medical
___ was
__ _______
1VI sent a requisition lor Hall. Hall ap­
effected. ...
He -ays he baa _„
since
.... Miner’s Supplies,
Discovery" of Dr.
ing $5,000 in gold coin from a lunik on decorated with the stars and strijies. ad’i-ed many oi bis friend» to try it and all plied for a discharge, but Judge Below
Pierce.
Sheriff's Sale.
done ».. have »M>ken highly of it refused to grant the application. He
Third stiv« t. Asccr.al, ho weighed each Among those present were: United
Yean ago
TIJSTWJ^IUE,
V. Pierce, row chief
’ u ' _F__ 8 1 an __ rug^Co.
piece U'fc.ri? accepting it and found five States Embassador Wayne MacVeagh; I
then applied to the supreme court, and I consulting physician
,------- to the Invalids’ Hotel
a.f In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
EDGED TOOLS
rjHcal Institute of Buffalo, N V.,
-ided ‘ and Surgtc_:
doable eagles each £1 short. Careful ex­ H. R. Whitehouae. secretary of the le- i The result of the Ultimatum uttered ihe court by a majority of one
f«»r .lacksun C««unt.\.
amination shows that they bad all been gation; United St tes Naval Attache by the citizens of Fresno to the Traffic be must be discharged bee u no i»y. : recognizing the fact that consumption was
«'■■I ROPE
essentially a germ disease and that a rem­
Ing been in Tennessee at ths i.._ of the edy which would drive the germs and their Fred Otten. Plaintiff*, 1
remilled.
General Hardy and Rev. Dr. Riordan. association of ban Francisco in conns.
vs.
: Suit to foreclose a
Reuniting gold coin is tho Infest trick
, tion with the proposed va.ley railroad silling he cannot be a fugitive from poisons from the blood would cure consump­ ; A. Koester and
r
mortgage.
Call and see us. Re­
tion, at last found a medicine which cu red gd
Before a Full Head of Steam
■t the men who find counterfeiting too
Lucinda Koester,
| projected from Hau Francisco is awaited justioe. Justice McRae joins in ths dis­ per
cent, of all cases, if taken in the earlier
I
lefendants.
member the place,
Is
gathered
by
that
trenienrinndv
destruct
­
sent
on
the
ground
that
if
in
the
con-
•
dan. r« us. They go to a large city and
with much intermit by the merchants oi
stages of the disease.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
deposit a sum of money in tank and a ive engine, malaria, poi on the brake* with Los Atige es. 'Ihe ultimatum, which templation of the law Hall was in Ten- | The tissues of the lungs being irritated by
Hostetter's Stomach Ritters, which will
order of sals. i>-ued
__ out
_ __ of _____
and
few days later draw it out in $20 gold- I check H* progress and ave t disaster. will be delivered to Manager Leeds of •lessee nt the time of the killing he can ' the germs and poisons in the blood circulat­ u d« and
r the real of said Circuit Court of the
through them, the germs find lodgment
piece«. Tin >e they put into a lathe and Chills and fevef, bilious remit»ent. dumb the Traffic association by a committee not be tried in the courts of North Caro­ ing
I
Suite
<»1
>
>re_'«»n
for
the
<
’
•
unty
of
Jackson,
there,
and
the
lungs
begin
to
break
down.
trim off tho milling, which they care­ ague and ague cake are prom pt’v relieved uf Freiuo merchants, sets forth that it lina. In the same contemplation of the Soon the general health begins to fail, and I -la cl the 17ili «1 «v of Dec*tuber, 1894. upon
Medford, Oregon.
t is found useln* to longer wait for .aw he mnst be a fugitive from justice, the person feels languid, weak, faint, drowsy i «lucre«* re«-<le e I the 3d day of Dt cent her.
fully put on again, gaining at least $1 and nltimaie'y cured hv this ge iial >pe< ific
which is aho comprehensive family medi­
I 91. in fav.ir of Fre-l Otten and against the
worth of gold in the operation. As the cine. speedily u-eti 1 m case* of «ID pepsin, operation, to begin from San Francisco for be can not now be found in Tennes­ and confused.
1»• v nan-ed Defendants for the sum of (
This is the time to take Dr. Pierce’s Gold­
coin is not mutilated, but only slightly biliousness constipation, elck head «rhe. tho jteopla of Fresno will l>e urged to see, but in North C'ern ina
en Medical Discovery; it drives the germs Three Hundred an«t Eighty Dollar-($380.00) '
iiti i’i'ere-i tin r«-on ir« m the 15fh «fay oi
1« dticvd in diameter, the coins art' read* nerv.nireie-««, rheumatism and neualuia. cwt their lot with Los Aug»!«, aud the
and poisons from the blood, and lias a sooth­
Against the hurtful rffrets of of «udden
now'» Th«.?
ten per cent, per j
ing effect upon the dry cough. In cases of fnlv 1.892. ai the r.ne
■•'v juissvd on the stores and in market, changes
of temperature, exposure in wet southern pert of the state, work fur a
amnim.
a «1 f«»r the further sum of Fifty
We offer One Hundred Dollars tor any
B’25‘overy ’’ is invaluable.
where inoi“y is not weigbid when re- weather, close application to laborious road to cui.nect with the bants Fe sys­
Golden Medical Discovery” increases the DuliHrr ($'0.00) iittoriiey’s fees an«i his eosta i
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv
P ark O bfhity Pin.« will reduce your
reived.
mental pursuits, and oiher influences tem at Les Angeles and stand in with ' tlaU'» Catarrh Cure.
nd di-bur«« inents and expen-es of sale,
amount and quality of the blood, thus invig-
welyhi PERMANENTLY from 12 to 15
The wife of the “sweater” In dies prejudicial to health, it i« a meat trust* boil them Californians in a demand for I F. J. CHENEY ACO.. Prop«.. Toledo. O. orating and fortifying the system against dis- c nmiainlina me to make -ale of the fol-
jh » ii ' «I* a nmnih. NO ST A RVIN'G sk-kne»»
worthy
safeguard.
It
fortifies
the
system
•
«win».'de<«
ril»ed
propertv
and
by
virtue
of
EITSTE HLA.HSTD or injury ; NO Pf’BLf' ITY- They build
trifling purcht'*‘< nt the steres with aua n.«t di*ca*e. promotes appetite and a division uf th, state, A number of i We the under»ivned have known F. J. ease and builds up wholesome flesh and nut execution I have duly levied upon OF
strength --------------
after wasting
diseases,
A ...
. .T... as . fevers
r
up the hea Hi and bemitifv »he complexion,
♦ h pi , and the p»od money received iu sleep and hasten« convalescence after de­ the principal Imriness men of Lot An- Che> ey for Ibe !a»t lo year«, and b-lteve ------------
id propertv. to-wic. The W. Uof the N I
pneumonia, grip »nd
other debiliutinx
On Emigrant Creek,
•paving NO WRINKLES nr flanbin®»«»,
____
xcbi’.ng? is n barke-i and drawn out iu ' bility and flesh wasting diseases.
E ’♦ «nt the N E. M of the N. E,
; goles, upon being asked their opinion of him perfecHv honorable In all hu-ine»» fectiona
STOI
T ABDov FN'nn«i difficult breath,
I transaction» and financially »bl-- to carry
«.f s.cthn Fifteen (15) in T«>wn»hip
vid
.'till. Thus Hie capital is kept '
Jso St Here, of 4»
the achtme heartily iitdorsed tue pro­ ! out any obligation made l.jr their firtn.
4’^ mile« from AMi'and. On thi« land ing surely relieved. NO EXPERIMENT
I
uirty
revm
(37)>*>uih.
of
Kangs
Four
(4)
rfwAow,
Co., fa ,
A flrat-cl vs parin’* pi ano, of reputaM ject, btSuvhx that the trade which
are
two
fine
««»da
«piingx.
30
acre-
tii.dei
uiiirg crer at a lively rite, oxstostiy
But
a
M-ienHm-
and po-iiive relief, adopted
A'e-t uf the Wiliam« its Meridian contain­
WnaT A Tacax. Wbolesala DrunLita, To. say»: ” I took a sever«
manufacture, brand new; took flr»t prite woull cotue to Los Angles from the j !»>*>. Old«.
cold which settled on my
U k A hoj , at a slight ji.de cl detectiou.
ing 120 ac»e-. together with the tenement». cultivation an i fen« »*, price 15 •l«»ila»,!< pet onlv after year« of experience. All orders
acre.
Call
and
see
F>ank
Williams
ove«
up,
lied
«lirect
from our ««ffi<-e. Price
lungs
and
chest,
and
I
- ere litameuts an«l appurtenances tiiere-
A di’.gout • sweater” Q'u citar frutn wnrM’a fair. For aalerr will trad* on i couanes a! Sttomo Kent. ILlars ami
WAtPtyo. K'X.atr A Mat.vis. Wholes, e suflered intensely with
unto belonging. In arc«»rd»nee with tbe aecond hand »tore, next dour lo post office oer pack'ige <«r tliree packages for $5.00 by
it. I tried several of
?.;o tv
a uay c**».*>•. TLuo arc tho den’for t<»wn lo»a; or hav, pntatoea op Kmgs *
:'n.t.ty the expondituro I Druzgi»ta. Toledo, Ohio.
Ashland.
•oai1 n -tp iid Testimonials and particular«
.•ruvision* of raid decree, I will on
hoga.
A good bargain, well worth fn-
t physicians her«
Hall’« Catarrh Cur. I» takrn nt nelly, our b—
lu • iudi'.Tt i j -.> that Cincinnati haa been v. atigatinn. Inqnire a' or write K xvv JL n.v
ior tho ucxitrncuon of the
< -e «le«i) 2ct«.
they gave up all
•Saturday, February 2d, 1835.
I>I m « m »I ui inn of O* part ii », i ship
acting direct!, up n the b "o<l and neon- •nd
\il C« rre-i ondence Rtrotly Confidential,
hone« of ray recovery,
to~d.
’’3-• k«
but fri'in now on double eagles , office, Ashland, Oregon.
•unaees of ,«>• -V" em. P ir. ?6c. p bot­ and thought I would
it 2 o’« I«»« a p. m nt the front door of tbs
Notice is hereby given Ilia* th»* und* r
I
rilih RHUT ($.. BntM. I sm ,
j j uuulj m^piciuu.—CinciuuauTinwi-
«-apta’S 8«»a>oev U 8 A . San Pieito. ! tle. Hold by all Druggi-ta. Ta tamo a a have to ole. I would
■ m t IL u e in Jack«onvi le. Oregon. »ell si/Tied, doing t>uaio»-M un«l*-r tl.e fir«,
Star.
cough and spit bluod
Before buying a pian » or OTjg don’t rai,»sv: •‘Shil"V- «'atsrrh Remwtv is ftw.
»’ i uhiic auction to tb<* bhbest bidder for name of Hrvrner & Ixwnii«. have thi-
Henry
Wnterso'i said st the Chicago
far
hours,
and
I
was
pal«
------- - i. « »
fad so -ee and hear lha Kimbill.
F. tbetir-l trsdicine I bare ever found that
a»h sit the ruhL titl«-and intere«t of ths
and weak. I was greatly
i< VMiiti**» in Jrt» e, 1892: "Nominati
K»rl', C to ver Root will purity vnur Mhepii«r< will »how l><- m to you and girf w. q '<4 do weinr rood " PnceSUc. For
The be»t cabinet i he o- a F L. Camp's discouraged when I be*
dove natueel Defendants in and to lbs •lav dissolved partnership, E F L*«nmo
’ pv*luid «»id ae mar I» throMgh a
is retiring and Wilk H?v«*i>w cnr-to'iiin
B ‘>d. c'air vnuv complexion. ’Sanata
.ashy Aaidand r>iu< . ••mpanv.
- ndio will I« coailnur.1 na.,.
•buve dthtf il<d | rope, ty.
__
n Met » • U«»* i»r*n an » ten irrere.**
(»• if dowel, and ni»a-»,> j bsut clear a.
U m HrVRMRB,
" S." PATTEH-QN.^ the business.
«2 per dono.
• h»i I -jfc . (Os aud II, Sold bj A»h.aa4
*..rr»* eft* mpte s' fors el bog oonlPg
E. F. L oomis .
Sheriff .J Jicr-Ln Fourny, Oregon.
......
!
MM
$><•.« C miH n y«
•».U'4 Lav« I avu m*4e,
^HOLIDAYS™
Catarrh in the Head
HOOD’S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
WIRTH PHOTO CO.
ASHLAND
ORTHERN
PACIFIC
HOTEL.
J. H. McBRIDE, Prop.
R
N
S
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
THE WOODBURN NURSERIES.
We are also headquarters for Orna
mental trees, Evergreens, Climb­
ing Plants, Roses, Etc.
THROUGH TICKETS
M«O«D KtMaStS
W. L. D ouglas
B
KAME & GILKEY
A BARGAIN !
80 AC KES
FAT
PEOPLE