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TALLEY RECORD. An Interesting School Meeting Austria will take part in the Interna Monday’s school meeting to elect a direc tor to succeed W. A. Patrick was a very tional monetary conference. spicy attair. While Robert Taylor was in- j Prince Lobanoff-Rotowski is the new voicing the Crocker Grocery store his friends put up a job on him and elected him ‘ Russian minister of foreign affairs. director for three years on the second i Three large tin-plate mills will be put ballot he receiving 56 votes to E. D. Briggs' in operation near Baltimore thia year. 45. Mr. Tavlor is one of the proprietors of the High A Taylor liquor saloon and Tarn- . The German navy will be increased many hall political junkshop, and tbe issue by seven second-olaas* cruiser« and one of the election turned on the question of first-class cruiser. what kind ot member of the bar you wanted i D. B. Spagnoli, who has been ap for school director, one who tended the bar in front or one who attended it behind, and pointed consul to Milan, Italy, la a law the man behind the bar was chosen. In yer of Amador county, Cal. some quarters the election of a saloon keep i John Stuart Blaokie, the distinguished er school director has stirred up as much comment as tbe appointment of MoseGunst Greek and Latin scholar and author, in San Francisco. died recently at Edinburgh. No one denies Mr. Tayloi’s ability or effi Congress man -elect Milee Crowley of ciency and his election for tbis peculiar, position demonstrates his popularity. He Texas is likely to be brought before a was placed in nomination by W. W. Kent- grand jury for an attempt to shoot a nor, one of the leading members of the dissolute woman on the street in Austin. Presbyterian church, and was supported Anton Seidl, the great orchestra and elected by the most influential citizens of Ashland, People are somewhat amazed leader, is seriously 111 with pneumonia, nevertheless. contracted after a Haydn musicale given ; Taylor’s associates on the board are F. H. at Washington by Mrs. Phoebe Hearst Carter vice-president of tbe bank of Ashland, I Attorney General Hancock of New and Mrs. D. E. Hyde, the mother and main support of the W. C. T. U. in Ashland «nd . York has declined to institute proceed president of the Jackson county union. I ings to dissolve the Standard Oil com This ‘•triple alliance” of the “liquor ring” pany upon application of tho Central the ’’bank-ring” and the“prohi ring’’repre- ] Labor union. sents about the main factions in tne com- j The Michigan Democratic state con munity and in a measure forms a triumvi rate hard to beat—money, water and whisky.: vention, which renominated John W. There are 761 children of school age in | McGrath for chief juatiee of the su the district. The past year there was re-' preme court, came out strong for the ceived from all sources $8,108, and $8,044 restoration of silver. disbursed, Mme. Modjeska, the well-known act Woodville—Jeff Wimer director. Medford—W. H. Parker director, G. T. j ress, has been forbidden to appear in the Warsaw theater because she lec Jones clerk. Eagle Point—John Nichols director, A. J. tured at the World’s Fair on Russia’s Florey clerk. persecutions of Poland. The 42d Victim, Mayor Hopkins of Chicago, acting Geo. Payne, the 42nd victim of the} upon the recommendations of thepolide Silver Lake holocaust, died Feb. 25tb. commission, has oaused the retirement Hie body with the other unfortunates of 211 police officers who failed to pass was placed near the center of the ceme the civil service examinations. tery there and a monument will be erect ’ An American, Marcus Reynolds ot ed to their memory. All the others who New York, swore at the ruler of Turkey were injured have recovered, except Clara Snelling and Mrc, T. 8. LaBrie, I as he was returning from the mosque. The sultan thereupon refused to admit who are improying slowly. the American minister to audience. Gov. Lords Appointments. Large tracts of land in Mexico which 8upt. of penitentiary, A. N. Gilbert of were formerly fertile have become bar Salem. For Health officers—Dr. J. A. Ful ton. at Astoria; Dr. C. W. Tower, Marsh ren through the diversion by agricultur field. Expert printer—A. F. Hofer, Salem. ists in Colorado and New Mexico of the Notaries public—W. P. Williams, Salem; waters of the Rio Grande into irrigat HerbertT. Condon, Eugene. Commissioner ing canals. of deeds for Oregon—T. 8. Price, located at Smallpox is epidemic at Hot Springs, Fresno, Cal. Ark. Three hundred badly scared pas Remember 1 am at the front again, sengers from Hot Springs have arrived this year with a complete stock of fruit, at St. Louis. There are 47 cases in tho shade and ornamental trees that are Hot Springs pesthouse and tho number arger and thriftier than ever before, and is increasing. my prices are still lower than last year. Mason Brayman, aged 81, ex-governor Trees kept on exhibition at my office on Weat Main street, corner of First of Idaho, and said to have been the old Avenue, Ashland, Or. Correspondence est Freemason in the United States, ¿lied solicited. Special prices quoted on recently at Kansas City. He was once quantities at reauest. Now is the time associated with Abraham Lincoln in to plant, too. G. W. P ennebakek , the practice of law. Colonel A. B. Colt, who commanded BUTTE CREEK News. the troops at Washington Courthouse David Cingcade sold about 20 head of in Ohio last October, when they fired cattle to a Klamath buyer. upon a mob intent upon lynching Dolby, Rev. Ennis will preach here next Sunday a negro, has pleaded not guilty to a at 11 a m and 7:30 p m. charge of manslaughter. Grand Pa Tunyate of Roundtop is in our | Signor Giolitti, ex-premier of Italy, valley visiting relatives. bases his defense on lack of jurisdiction Mr, Wright of Dead Indian soda springs in answering the charge of substituting come out for supplies a few days ago, Papers relating to the Banca Roma case, John Obenchain one of our centerprizing , le says that if he did abstract papers , ranchmen was doing business in our town he must be tried by tho senate. Friday La grippe is again epidemic in San Francisco. Electric cars are to take the place of ABH LAND. O b . .. T hursday . Mar. 7, 1895 Iho cable cars on Market street, San Francisco. Joseph Devon, a stockman at Eureka PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Flat, near Spokane, and a man tn his 400 to 412 K St., employ were drowned in Snake river. Mrs. K. B. Christian, the dressmaker, has Frank M. Gribble, who killed Frank - concluded to remain in Ashland and will be pleased to meet her pptrons and friends Jtover on Jan. 5 near Visalia, ha« been Largest General Retail House on Coast in her old quarters in novelty block opposite committed to Stockton insane asylum. Hotel Oregon. Wearing Apparel of all kinds for men, ®te woman’s suffrage amendment women, and children; Dry Goods, Shoe«, Attorney Francis Fitch was in town taa passed the assembly at Carson City, Rata. Millinery, Valises, Furniture. Carpets, Monday. Crockery, Notions, Stationery, Silverware, Nev. The ladies did effective mission Harry R. Barbour, the builder, returned Toys, Household Supplies, etc. ary work at ths inaugural ball. Monday from a trip to Dunsmuir and will Catalogue Free. resume his situation with the railroad car A dispatch from Los Cerrillos, N. IL, penter force soon. A handsome illustrated catalogue Council Proceedings. states that all the victims of the White about our goods and prices sent free to Ash mine explosion have been recov Mrs. E. E. Sayles of Steinman went to Monday’s Regular meeting.] any address. Tens of thousands of cus Talent yesterday to visit Mrs R. 8. Barclay. tomers find it profitable and satisfac ered. The dead number 25 and the in Reports of Marshal Smith. Recorder tory to buy through this book. ured 18. Jos. G. Pierce went to Pokegama yester Berry. Street Commissioner Jonas and Water 8upt. Dodge for February filed. TERMS CASH. day and leaves in a fortnight for Seattle. Frank A. Marcher, a Los Angeles The insurance on city hall was renewed Enclose money for goods with order, and U Word has been received here from Cam- for three years. eweler, has disappeared. He is sup to be sent by mail allow for postage. Any beidge. Mass., that Kaspar K. Kubli, well balance left over will be returned. The business bouses in town having en posed to have absconded with $8,000 known here, has been converted at a large gaged L. L. Gilbert as nieht watch without If interested in any of the items be worth of diamonds belonging to a revival meeting held there and intends to charge to city council, he was invested with low, order promptly, giving item num wholesale firm. enter the ministry and go as a missionary police authority during his hours of duty. ber. .Ao China.—Eugene Guard. KapisaJack- Bills ordered* paid: F. M. Conkling, an old resident of San ■ohvilTfe young man attending Harvard The question of constructing a fountain Benito county, shot and killed Charles G91. Soft lustrous Japanese silk, firm, 04lP$H>. and watering trough in the city plaza hav Hardwicks in a row over a road through even texture, drapes beautifully, and will Th» Portland Sun claims that C. W. ing been brought before the council for Hardwicke’s place. Conkling claim« he wear well. Suitable for dresses, waists, Johnston, special treasury agent and ex consideration, on motion of R. P. Neil the underwear, fancy work, etc. Colors, matter was referred to the Fire and water shot in self-defense. register of the Roseburg land office has black, cream, cardinal, light blue, pink, •come up missing, and that numerous cred- committee to formulate plans and recom Mrs. Cora Dixon of Tacoma has been lemon and heliotrope, 20 io. wide. Spec • •itbrs are looking for him. Several judg mendations and ieport at the next meeting awarded a verdict of $24,276 in her suit ial value at 27c yard. ments were recently recorded against him. of the council. against the Providence Savings Life As Electric Light Co., street lights for Feb- Hon. Clarence Cole, representative from G92. The very popular and genuine 1147 00 ruary surance society of New York by the fed Mnltnomab, is going to sue the Oregonian G W Smith, salary for February La Blache Face Powder, white, flesh or 50.00 eral circuit court. lor libel in the sum of $25,000. pink. Price, 25c a box. Usually sells 50.00 I C Dodge, “ Wealthy citizens of Santa Clara are for twice as much. 15.00 ‘‘ J."B. Wells the Jacksonville attorney has C B Watson, 17.50 rone to San Francisco to enter the office of P. Milton Berry. Recorder's fees subscribing to the San Joaquin Valley G93. Biarritz Kid Gloves, glace finish, 40 00 C P Jones, labor on streets O. Chilstrom. railroad. P. J. Donahue has tele loose wrists, black or browns. Our own 38.46 Norris & Co., lumber graphed to B. D. Murphy of San Jose importation, and recomineQded for serv _•* >D. W.. Mathew« is a candidate for com H C Myer, merchandise 34.90 mandant of the Roseburg Soldiers’ Home. Kinney A Provost, do • subscription of $10,000. 1005 ice and general satisfaction; sizes, 5?^ to 10.75 7. Price, 85c. W. H. Parker and G. M. Love are in R K Sutton, feed and livery hire The British ship Olive Bank, 2,600 12.50 Leed* A Wagner, printing town today. G94. Children’s Derby Ribbed Cotton tons, now at Port Townsend, has been 350 E J Kaiser, do Conductor B. J. Abbott came out from W A Cordell, labor for city 8.75 chartered to load lumber for South Hose, dressy weight,in fast black or band- medium browns. For 6 to 14 years. Portland today. 3.32 I C Dodge, wood Africa. She will take away ths biggest • some Price. 10c. Look like 25c hose. 3.50 streets *'’ ■ Mrs. C. Chandler and Mrs Vaupel chaper H J Hicks, labor on cargo ever loaded at Vancouver. «t 4.00 oned a crowd of ladies to the Colestein sum E G Wilson, G95. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, high neck, • < 4.00 Natural gas has been discovered on A long sleeves, close fitting, soring weight, mer resort and return Tuesday, composed 8 M Rhodes, • 4 1 50 ranch near Suisun, Cal. The supply is and in silver grey color. Being cotton of Mrs. A. H. Johnston. Miss Lula Clark, A L Winter, 44 1.50 Miss Batt and Misses Yaupel. Leaving the H A Fox, believed to be practically unlimited. It and wool mixed will not shrink. Telling dusty streets and sunshiny Ashland tbe is thought that further boring will re value at 50c.; postage, 10c. 1456.16 Total train soon hoisted them up and landed them suit in the discovery ot petroleum. in the mountains in three feet of snow, G96. Men’s Heavy Cotton Socks,seam Star Route Cases. affording an artistic view of tbe snow-man- The following Californians have been less, serviceable and rich brown celor. Washington dispatch.] tied chain of Siskiyou mountains, the mon appointed to West Point cadetships: L Price, 10c pair. arch Mt. Shasta and the green and verdant Six caaea in which Monroe Salisbury, L. Hunt, Point Arens; Fred Roberts, G97. Ladies’fine soft black Kid Shoes, valleys below. the famous star route contractor, waa medium heels and rounding toes, patent alernate, Eureka; L. 0. Roe, San Ber "Bicuspid teeth saved” by tbe beautiful interested, were decided against him to nardino; R. H. Peck, alternate, San leather tips; sizes, 1 to 8. Price, $1.50; <se«mltss .gold crown at Caldwell &. Davis’s. day. The United States began suit in the postage, 15c. A low price, but a fine shoe. Diego. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Whitney are at San court for the northern district oi Califor G98. Excellent quality Flanelettes, in . - ; Rafael this week to attend the funeral of nia againat him individually in five cases, A raft that floated ashore near Pacific medium light stripes, for dresses, wrap ‘ Col. F. D.Sweetser, president of tho First and against him and George H. Pratt in Grove, Cat, is now high and dry upon persand children’s garments, 27 in. wide. national bank of Reno, and a prominent another ease to recover moneys paid them the rocks. There is no doubt now that Price, 5c yard. stockman of Nevada. Col. Sweetser was on their postal contracta. Ths com it is a portion of some wrecked vesseL the husband of Mrs. Whitney’s sister. plaints were thrown out by the court G99. Fast black Sateens, small colored It is believed to bo from one of two lost figures, Deat and pretty, and 26 in. wide. below on demurrer, which claimed that J W. Howard and J. A. Jennings were vessels, the Keweenaw or the Mont Cost of 12 yards, for full suit, $1.00, or up from Granta Pass yesterday on Knight they did not contain sufficient facts to es serrat. Templar business. tablish a cause of action, from which 8Kc yard, William Von Kingler, an alleged t *W. W. Miller has returned from Eagle judgement the United States appealed. WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO. Justice Harlan, speaking for the court, Point. German baron and relative of Prince Bismarck, who is in jail at Santa Cruz ‘ Mrs. C. Neil returned Tuesday from aaid that they were of the opt nion that Sacramento, Cal. Woodville where Revs. Fenton and Jones of the complaints did set forth facts suffi for practicing medicine without • li tho M. E« church south have concluded a cient to warrant the bringing of the suit. cense, has been jilted by his fiancee, WHAT IS YOUR ROTATION? great revival which has resulted in arrange The judgement of the court below waa, Edith Shepard. ments being made for tbe erection of a therefore, reversed, and ths cases remand to Your Soil, Climate and chtKch building at that place. ed, with instructions to overrule the de Wells-Fargo & Co.'s agent in San [a It Adapted Your Markets? murrers and cause the defendants to an Your tales become delinquent April 1st. Bernardino has received Instructions to There is room for divergence of opin 'after which the penalty and costs will bo swer. duplicate the order for 12 boxes of or added- Remember the time. In order to ion us to what rotation is tho most prof anges recently shipped to W. E. Glad accommodate the small tax-payers and save I have engaged Frank Williams to collect stone and other distinguished person itable, but in most sections good farm tham a trip to the county seat. Sheriff taxes in Ashland. His office is next to post ages in England. Patterson at bis own expense has appointed office, up stairs. Commencing Monday, ers have rotations especially adapted Frank Williams in Ashland to collect in March 4th, 1895, ha will collect four days of James Years eloped from Nanaimo, to their own farms. These may be short ihta^end^ tbe valley the first four days in each week during March, viz; Mondays, B. C., with the wife of Archibald Black, or long, and usually in any country or Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, a well-to-do miner, taking along Black's section the older the country the longer from 8 o'clock a. ni. to 4 o ’ clock p. m. i Senator Mitehell got in the general ap | two children and $1,000. vears is under the rotation. Almost all farmers every propriation bill an item of $335,152.88 to re Taxes become delinquent on April first. McKee Rankin, Barry Fuller, Miss S. PATTERSON. Our photographer took a photo of our imburse Oregon for amount expended by Sheriff of Jackson Go. school and those who have seen it pro O'Neill and P. T. Johnson, all of the | arrest at Vancouver, while Mrs. Black where have a rotation such as this: Corn, this state in suppressing the rebellion. nounce it fine. McKee Rankin theatrical company,were | has gone East to her parents. That will help the treasury more than tbe and oats and then corn, or corn, oats and The Depot Grocery Governor West of Utah has appointed wheat, and then corn. Others again unfulfilled republican platform. John Zenny has been beautifying his arrested at Kansas City on complaint of E. F. Loomis has bought the Depot gro W. E. Dean, the Brants Pass merchant, cery of A. C. Rice and is carrying a stock premices by puting up a neat picket fence the proprietor of the Centropolis hotel R. D. Young as brigadier gep^ffdand have corn, oats, wheat, meadow, pasture returned Tuesday evening from a business of first class groceries and provisions which around his house. that they were trying to evade a board L commander of Utah’s National Guard. > trip to Chicago. General Young is a grandson of the late and then corn. In many sections of this Mrs. Clara Rader ran a nail into her band bill of $66. are for sale at living prices from a clean oountry this is not a bad one, but a . Mrs. J. Nunan and daughter, Miss Jo. and attractive place. Dont fail to call and a few days ago and is suffering a great deal A blanket indictment has been found Brigham Young and has a brilliant Writer in the Iowa Homestead points on account of it. see Loomis in his new headquarters. eame up yesterday to visit H. Judge’s at Lexington, Ky., under the anti-trust . military and business record. family. John Watkins has undertaken to hew David T. Thomas, a coal miner, met out the fact that a rotation is not a good law, against 81 representatives of 85 in An Exchange «ava: The first legisla Major >r J. B. B, Brockenbrough of the U. S. ture of the state of Oregon met May 1, sixty logs to build a bouse, a big under surance companies which are associated with a horrible death at the Carbonado one unless it provides for the mainte taking for him. land aepartm lent and W. A Forbes of .Med- ( coal mines near Tacoma the other day. nance of soil fertility, and he knows of ford were at Hotel Oregon yesterday, hav lasted three day« and enacted law« Lee Parsons has returned from California. in an insurance compact under the title He was oiling a large fan when his no country in which this has been done ing made an ineffectual effort to get through enongh to amply provide for carrying on Says that there is nothing to do there. He of the “Kentucky and Tennessee Fire .tho epaw to (ba Jenny creek section. tho business of the country. The mem is stopping with his cousin James Lewis. clothes caught in the revolving wings. without the use of the legumes, such as association. ” olover, beans or peas. He says: ber« voted themselves $1.25 per day and His body was terribly mangled. Miss Leia Fryer of Eagle Point is visiting , Harry Carlton was thrown from a horse The Kansas legislature has passed the In sections where either fall or spring board, and the entire expenses of the last week and the result is he is carrying * Mrs. W. W. Miller and Ashland friends. A dispatch from Corvallis, Or., says wheat grows well, and where stock Eckstein anti-bribery law. It applies session was $67.50. his hand in a sling. Rev. Father Faber for two years Catholic 1 wholly to the giver and taker of bribes, that John McCalb was shot and killed growing and feoding is one of the main at in the southern Oregon district with Mrs. Georre Morine has been visiting her and every state officer is included in the by his father-in-law, John McDowell, features of the farm, the rotation of quarters at Jacksonville. leaves today HOTEL OZRÆJG-OnST father and bother Mrsses Cliff of Phoenix near Summit. Trouble over McCalb’s tor St. Paul, Marion county, to succeed and her sister Mrs. Patterson of Ashland provisions of the law. The penalties at wife caused the row. McDowell .is 78 com on 6od,* ofrts, spring or fall wheat, tached are $1,000 fine and seven years in Ray. Father Blanchet who will hereafter during the past week. clover and timothy for meadow, then F. T. F'radenburgh, Prop. kmrenhsrgs of the Geryais parrish. years of age, while his son-in-law was a the penitentiary, or both. At the school meeting Monday John F W Johnson, S F young man. rft fievsH ' pasture one to two years, and then back T hursday — Catarrh is a constitutional disease. John W. Mackay, Jr., gave a box Nichols was elected director and A. J. Florey to corn, is a very desirable one. It pro Hood s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional C J Smith. Faul ck I Geo Shores, do clerk. The new board employed J. C. Bar party at the debut of Mme. Rejane in The San Joaquin Valley railroad has vides in corn a hoed, or, we should S Donohue, Port J M Forsythe, do I remedy. It cures catarrh. Give it a trial. nard to teach for four months. There were New York. The party consisted of Mrs. incorporated at San Francisco. Claus W C Bevington, do J M Shelly, Port rather say a cultivated, crop on land three applicants. Mrs. J'. D. Crocker of tbe Crocker Grocery OS Kirkham, St Jos Shorty Dobbs, N Y William K. Vanderbilt, Miss Consuela Spreckels was elected president. The which has an abundance of vegetable Co. wade an assignment last week for the Vernon Waldron, 8 F Sol Scroggins, Salem A family has camped on the old James promoters of the enterprise have de matter in that6tate of decomposition in benefit of »11 her creditors, to Richard Bes- Geo A Beavis, do W N Lackey. City Collens place on Butte creek above the Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, wiek. Crowell A Parker of Medford are her 8 Coeti, do L M Brock, 8 F Rogue river bridge and expect to build as Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burdan, Miss cided to solicit $2,000,000 more sub which the roots of oom luxuriate, and Attorneys. Mr, Beswick. Robt. Taylor and J Porter. Roseburg T W Stephen», do Mary Tornure, F. R. Baldwin and Clar scriptions. Work on the road will soon in the oom growing sections it is gen soon m they can hawl the lumber. J%mes Chisholm took an Inventory of her J W Dav. Shelton, W E O Parrott, Duns commence. erally wise to follow com with corn, James Mills of Missonla, Mo., a copitolist ence A. Mackay. stock this wees. Tbe liabilities are estima J P Blunt, S F J F Harris, do Louis Stark, one of the wealthiest thus securing two heavy crops from rich ted at $3000 The assignee will undoubt W C Bevington. Duns A E Culver. McCloud and his son-in-law Dr. Lerna of Clinton Mo. A black flag surmounts the golden edly be able to pay 100 cents on the dollar W N Luckey, City are expected here about the roiddlaofthe cross on the Church of the Good Shep and best known men In the Cedar dis soil. Beyond this it is not wise to go, A W Culver, do and Mrs. Crocker will be the only loser. month to locate somewhere in the valley, J D Coleman, Port EC Murray, 8 F trict, near Nanaimo, B. C., met with a as the corn root worm will inevitably They have been here to see the country. herd at Rochester, N. Y. It was raised M ondât — Baldness is often preceded or accompanied M Olsen, do frightful death some days ago. His appearand decrease the crop in ordinary by the parishioners in protest of the ac before. Flora L Triplett, G P by grayness of the hair. To prevent both Ike Rosenblatt, S F mangled remains were found in the years from 10 to 25 per cent. tion of Bishop A. Cleveland Coxe in Francis Fitch, Med baldness and grayness, use Hall’s Hair Re O J Richardson, John F. Beltz of Central Point is here vis Hay creek, Or F F Plowden, S F Oats can then be sown without plow news?. an honest remedy. iting relatives in the fannlv of Mr. Hener- suspending Father J. Spencer Turner bushes some distance from the main W H Carroll, do F C Kelso, do carta, be reports that Mr. Jeffrey made the from his priestly functions. The con road and close to a bluff. He is believed ing, and, as a rule, to better advantage 1 Attorney Vawter and Editor Chas. E. Wol T R Wilson, S F W D Mitchell. Port best speech of bis life Saturday night at gregation is practically adrift during to have been murdered by tramps. without plowing than with it. Where cott, of the sprightly Medford Monitor were W A Hemphill, do T R Wilson 8 F C. O. and that there is talk already of hav Albert E. Joab, receiver of the Ta the Lenten season. Father Turner in Ashland yesterday, Jas Myers, Gridley, C ! C J Boyle, do wheat is a profitable crop in ordinary ing him as our next state senator. E D Ivory, Oakland taught the full text of the High Church coma Grocery company, has filed a sen years, grass seed may then bo sown, and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Neil went to Jackson R F Lewis, Minneap C Our teacher, Miss Edith M, White closed F Shepherd, Ash ville yesterday on a visit to Judge Neil, who E O Parrott, R Bluff sational suit against the Mercantile Na if seed is not too high it will pay to sow a successful term of school last Friday. ritual and the bishop objected to it. A Counavo, Rsbg is suffering with a severe attact of la grippe. Lou J Herch, Butte C T uesday — The average daily attendance was 31, the F A Kelton, 8 F Dispatches from Cuba are contradic tional bank of New York and a number it anyhow, even if it is to be plowed un best that we have had for years except one tory. It appears to be the fact that Ma- of other defendants. The suit is to set der in the fall for a crop of winter Gust Edlund and wife, and Miss Abbott E J Daley, Port F riday — caiue over from Dunsmuir last evening to J Roberts, Port A J Rhodes, Chicago that of Mr. Fzoh’s his being 33 at the close I tauzas and Santiago de Cuba have been aside several alleged fraudulent trans wheat This, again, furnishes the best of the school Some of her pupils presented visit Wagner creek relatives. Geo R Elliott, do G A Rich»rd«on, Star Tobacco her with a beautiful cup and saucer and a declared in a state of war and that par fers, and it will affect the interests of nurse crop for the grasses, insuring a 8 F • Mrs. Christian this week moved her dress J C 8 E Levy, J Nugent, Cen Pt book as a token of tbrir high esteem. Dallyer, do don has been offered all Insurgents who Numerous large San Francisco and East stand in ordinary seasons, and the mead making parlors from tbe Chitwood residence O C Riches, W N Luckey, City Port submit within eight days. Manuel Gar ern creditors. ows treated in this way furnish an ex W. B. Kingston of Trail creek and wife to her old place in the novelty block oppo H D Rivers, Rsbg W H Gibbson, 8 F Dr. Charles H. Bulson and Charles came down last Monday in company with cia is dead, having been shot in the first site Hotel Oregon cellent crop of hay, and, if clover pre H L Cole & wf. C’tn Geo Bentley, Ash their son Charles and wife. Charles coining engagement, near Aquacate. The report W. Ward have been indicted at Stock- dominates, a crop of seed. Where timo J H Bovd, S F Miss Lettie Cottrell and a lady friend Thos James, 8 F to have a sergical operation performed bv M L D White, St L ton on charges of bribery in connection thy is not 6own with clover it is host to rode up to the Messenger saw mill on Ash- W S Wade, do Dr. W. B. Officer assisted bv Dr. E. O. Geary that Marti and Gomez have landed in A R Thomson, do »jd creek yesterday with Will Mitchell, W F Bangasser. Cuba is now denied. The truth will not with the letting of plans for the newly go back to com after a clover seed crop, of Medford. The patient is doing as well Skamokaway r J A Klesler. Chicago as could be expected. They are tempor- bile the ladies were going through the be learned in some days, possibly. Key completed county hospital. Dr. Bulson thus making a short four years’ rota saw mill Miss Cpttrell stepped on a board B R Kingsbury, Coles Michael Galvin, do arly domiciled in Dr. Officer’s quarters in West (Fla.) is filled with Cubans and the was county physician and Ward was tion, but whero there is no pasture ex W ednesday — that let her through, Her limbs were A N Smith, Port the Inlow house. Henry Witt, 8 F badly bruised and «he will be confined to W P Smith, do Cuban flag flies over many buildings. steward of the county hospital when the cept that furnished by fields in the rota O C Riches, Port Lou J Herch, do hsr room for several wesks. A filibustering expedition Is possible, pantracts were let It is charged they tion it is wise to sow timothy and pas Shiloh’s Cure is sold on a guarantee. It J B Brockenbrough, S aturday — Eugene Trumble, formerly of Rock Point A J Welborn, Duns Roseburg cures Incipient Consumption. It is the At a meeting in New York $3,200 was bribed supervisors to accept the designs ture one or two years before going back and husband of Ella B. Neathamer, died in I J Hamburger, B F W A Forh$s, Med best Cough cure. Only one cent a dose. raised to buy munitions of war to be of a certain architect. to com. Humbolt oounty, Cal.. Feb. 17th. W C Bevington, Dpns 25 cents., 50 cts. and $1. Sold by Ashland sent to Cuba. M C Maple, do O. C. Hyatt of Oakland had his neck Exhibit of Irrigation Machinery. Forty cars of railroad iron are sidetracked W C Cushing, Naples John Bridgean A wf, Drug Company. At a joint meeting of members of the broken six months ago in a collision of O A C Mine in this dffv. It is supposed that this is a Geo E Davis, Port The exhibit of machinery for raising Merchants ’ exchange and Mercantile electric street cars. When the accident W L Van Haslinger, A Proposed New Kail road. portion of a large amount of material taken W M Welch, do water made at the irrigation conven Oakland. Cal club at St. Louis, action in regard to the occurred the doctors told him he could agay from the company’s yards at Oak T J Cleeton & wf.do The Yreka Journal conducts a trans Thos James, Henley tion in Hutchinson, Kan., demonstrated land; Cal.. to avoid the assessor.—Grants C A Piper, do continental railroad through this section appeal of farmers in the (Lrouth-stricken not live, but he has partially recovered E O Parrott, R B Jay Gould, do Pass Courier. that at least in tbe Arkansas bottoms a districts of Nebraska, Kansas, Western and has sued the railway company for thus: J F Wickerson, S’lle W A Heuiphill, S F big ditch full of water can be provided There will be an eclipse of the moon next W N Luckey. City Jas Myers Gridley The Great Northern railroad, crossing Iowa and South Dakota has been taken. $20,000 damages. Hyatt was strapped without very expensive appliances. Bunday evening, beginning at 4:47 and end Laura J Amy.Ci Pt W 1 Vawter, Med the continent near the Canadian boun It was agreed that St. Louis, in com to a board for six months. A hole was Pumps wero there each throwing 4,000 jng st 10:11. Lovers who are out late can John H Millzner. S F C E Wolcott, do get tfig full benefit of it. dary, and the formidable rival of the mon with other cities, should extend to cut to fit his head and straps were put J B Kelton. Chicago W N Luckey, City other continental roads, may yet be con the suffering farmers in those states around his forehead and chest to hold gallons of water per minute. These were A. E. Restnes is the Attorney for plaintiff Edward Tynan, Rsbg each driven by a common thrasher's en tinued on to San Francisco, as its officers such assistance as will enable them to, his neck in position, in a Portland $15.000 damage suit. The gine. There were also smaller machines and managers seem to be very enterpris put in their crops, and thus he able to Subscribe for the H zvoxd . parties in the suit are the rival meat com Economical Fuel. doing proportionately heavy work. ing men. It is likely an investigation of provide for themselves during the com panies of that city. At the beginning of the now year the route from Walls Walla to Northern There were gasoline engines of several An economical fuel can be made as ing year. It is proposed to raise a fund A. N Soliss.the new legal light, returned from Salem Monday where he made the forgive all who have wronged you and California will be made, so as to strike with which to purchase enough food for follows: Small coal, charcoal or saw makes, all doing excellent work in tbe assessment roll from the secretary of state’s let them take their own road to ruin. Klamath Lake basin in Southern Oregon the stock, the same to be distributed by dust, 1 part; clay or loam, 1 part; sand operation of pump9. Without doubt the office. They will go there fast enough if they and Siskiyou county, in California, en local committees duly organized and or ashes, 2 parts, with enough water to use of these engines is to be greatly in Robt. Hardman has sold his Sardine really are as mean as they seem to you. tering the low valleys between Mount authorized in the various counties, the make the mass into stiff balls. These creased, where a supply of water is de Shasta and the Siskiyou range of Moun creek mine for $1,100. But love all your friends the more. Gen tains. It is believed a railroad could be amounts given to each farmer to be paid should be placed upon an ordinary fire sired, without fail, at the time most Keck shoM, best in town, at the Racket uine affection and good will are the extended through Scott valley, towards for by his note, which will be a first to a height which is slightly above the needed, and where tbe quantity must be store. bars. They produce a heat considerably above the capacity of the windmill and scarcest commodities in the world, Salmon river by tunneling Salmon lien on the crop. Committees will be Go to the Gold Hill drug store for fine mountain with a two mile tnnnel, to es appointed to take charge of the matter. more intense than that emitted by ordi below lûor 15 horsepower. Windmills scarcer even than money and more to be cape the snow line, thence direct to Or •igars uad pure liquors. nary fuel and effect a saving of one- were there in great numbers and vari Old People. prized. The world is languishing and leans Bar, a distance of less than 100 half the ordinary* quantity of coals, ety, and they received merited attention. Choice Utah alfalfa seed at R. S. Barclay Old people who require medicine to reg while a fire thus made up will require The beginner at irrigation first thinks miles from Yreka, and not more than dying for them. A Son’s. Talent, for 10 cts per lb. 180 or 190 miles from Yreka to Eureka. ulate the bowels and kidneys will find tbe neither stirring nor fresh fuel for eight of tho wind as the most desirable mo On Wednesday, the 6th inst, there will Shiloh's Cure the great Cough and Croup Besides covering a large extent of new true remedy in Electric Bitters. This med tive power, and there is no doubt about be a meeting of miners at Canyonville, Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size con country. The road would be the shortest icine does not stimulate and contains no or ten hours.—New York Dispatch. the practicability of irrigating consider whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children called for tbe purpoee of getting the gen of any route to the East, or not any In the fall of 18(13 a san of Mr. T. A. Mc able areas, and especially gardens, by and alterative. It acts mildly on tbe era) impreeeion of the miners as to the love it. Sold by Ashland Drug Company. longer than the Central Pacific route, tonic stomach and bowels, adding strength and Farland, a prominent merchant of Live Oak, Advisability of conferring with the rail For Rent or Sale— 6% acres of garden a much easier grade and but little snow giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Sutter Co., Cal., was taken with a very the use of wind power. 1 y,' ................................. ----------------------------------------------- .»su e. road company regarding an adjustment land, with house, barn and well, being a to encounter. Some portions of this road Nature in the performance of the functions. heavy cold. The pains in his chest were so Awarded of difficulties between the miner« and the part ot Walker pljce, south of the railroad. might pot be available for much business, Electric bitters is an excellent appetizer and severe that he had spasms and was threat1 with pneumonia. His father gave him company, growing out of applications of Will rent for seven months for $4t. except in securing an abundance of tim- aids digestion. Old people find it just ex ened F. A. Fzaous, Agent. what they need. Price fifty cents per several large doses of Chamberlain’s Cough Highest Honors—’World’s Fair. the company for patent to lands claimed per, but railroads everywhere are built actly Remedy which broke up the cough and cured bottle at E. A. S herwin ’ s Drug store, DR bv the miners to be mineral. Mark through sections of but little profit, as him. Mr. McFarland says whenever his BORN. Holmee ot Oakland will be present, rep children have croup he invariably gives the cheapest, most convenient, shortest Land For Sale. resenting fria own interacts and thoce of and easiest to manage. In reaching this Mr. C. T. Payne ha« for sale 300 acres of them Chamberlain’s Congh Remedy and it LENNART.—In Ashland, March 5. 1895, section, the road might come down the land big friends. 2 miles east of Phoenix. Good grain always cures them. He considers it the to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lennart, a son. and fruit land, well supplied with water best cough remedy in the market. For Klamath to Pokeganoa, from Oregon or A. W. Storev and Grant Eggers, the well- i and wood. Will sell it 100 acres or to suit sale by E. A, S herwin , BRITTSON. — In Ashland. Feb. 26.1895, to into the Butte Creek section. known barbers, have joined forces in the I purchaser. Good house on it. For further the wife of T. W. Brittson, a li) lb. gir). old stand in the Ashland House building The Depot Hotel. I information inquire of C. J. Payne, Ash- where they invite their many friends. E. A. Sherwin the druggist desires us to land, Oregon, ' J. A, Gross, familiarly known by the Agents for the Albany laundry. publish the following extract from a letter MARRIED. I traveling public by his management of the of Chas. M. Gutfeld. of Reedley. Fresno , » 'W* ■ * Notice is hereby given that I have Albany depot hotel for years, has pur Mow to Cure Rheumatisni. GRIGSBY—COOK—At the residence of Co.. Cal., as they handle the remedy referred purchased all the stock formerly held by chased and is conducting the Depot Hotel the officiating J. P., A. 8. Jacoba, in Cen- to and want their customers to know what members of the Ashland Drug Company, Atago. Coos Co., Oregon. Nov. 10, 1893. in Ashland in a first-class manner that trai Point, March 6, 1895, Miss Edith a splendid medicine it isi —I wish to inform yon of th* greet good “It is with pleasure I tell you that by one and the business will hereafter be con insures success and the patronage of the Cook of Big Butte and L. B. Grigsby. rbsmberlain’s Pain Balm has done my wife. day's use of Chamberlain’s Cough remedy I ducted in my name. I will pay all debts traveling public which he respectfully so She has been troubled with rheumatism of * m relieved of «very severe cold. Mv head and make all collections of the old com licits. He emplovs none but white help. A Wise Conclusion. the arms and hands for six m '»nths and has E. A. S herwin . waa completely stopped up and I could not pany. A lunch counter is conducted in the West Corinih. Maine —“1 doctored for aleep at night. I can recommend this rem tried many remedies prescribed for that room of the depot in which is kept All persona indebted to the Ashland waiting complaint, but found no r*lief until she years for Biliousness, but nothing ever edy.” A cold nearly always starts in the sardines, oysters, eto., and over which is used this Pain Balm: one b>'tl* of which helped n>e like Simmons Liver Regulator. head and afterwards extends to the throat Drug Company are earnestly requested served 5 and 10 cent cigars. hai completely cured her. I take pleasure ■ I shall take nothing else hereafter.”—N. M. and lungs. By using this remedy freely as I te call and pay up as I neei] the uiatiey. Your druggist sells it in powder soon as the cold has been contracted it 'will MOST PERFECT MAE®. in recommending it for that trouble. Yours Oakman. — Mr. Ilukell, Jr., returned to Phoenix E, A. S herwin . »L A pur« Gr«* ûua cfTtrtaj Powder. Fi»» Order your job printing from the . etBUe nra raw mon«/. r Thos. James, manager of the O. A C. mine below Henley has returned to Ash land from San Francisco where he had 12 tons of the ore run through the Selby Smelting Works and received $1,032 re turns therefrom This was glad news to the company and makes $2,000 from their mine since November as against expenditures of $1,300 and Mr. James lias 40 tons of second class ore in the bin that will go $15 per ton and the Smith 5-stamp quartz mill will start up on it this week. Next week a tunnel, to strike the vein at a depth of from 75 to 100 teet deeper. The mine’s prospects are very cheerful and encouraging to the com pany. It’s all up with 1894, The Doctor Says So. AD there been any chance, our Drugs would have saved it. All Prescriptions are prepared by Sherwin from fresh Drugs, and the Physicians in Ashland prefer to have their prescription» put up by us for that reason. Send your prescriptions to Sherwin. Sacramento, Cal. H ASHLAND DRUG COMPANY. 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