è
A. BUSINESS STATE
MAKER
NORMAL SCHOOL, MONMOUTH, OR
J. C. Smith of Same valley was in Co
Goffnip for the <~amp Fires.
regiment, mrt belonged to the 17th Army
private Coffee was shot and killed by
.
••Oneconntrv, one
one U ini-v'e." £ r;”i’ , H*
Shiloh, “E,” 17th Iowa Infantry.
Sentinel
Kress at Fort Sheridan, Ill., i
J.
XV.
O.
Gregory
was
a
man
’
o
wars-
,
t to which wt. will nd<! ii ertv and «¡qua ami (' »••'■mt.'.. and in the X lt.ksburg cam
while
trying
to escape from the guard
I exact justice to all.
t
II<? also served in Griersons man. He was a master’s mate on the house.
A Training School for Teachers.
U.
S.
S.
Juliet.
He
enlisted
in
’
63
and
1
Russia •!<>:><• Im- .1 bran 'y and ahtskev division and rode with that famous
The People’s Paper.
Complete
Eight Grade Training Depart­
In the late Osceola mine disaster near
ration. Tbe Gemian so.dier h is la>ih wine .-px lirvman in his raid through Missia- was discharged at the close of the war.
ment, und Strong Professional and Acad­
and beer.
H
¡¡» served 3 years and 10 months. His service was with the Mississippi ' Columbia, Alich., 29 men and boys lost
emic Courses.
| Ashland ha» four Mexican war veteran«. . G M. Ambrust was a meml>er of Coin- squadron and ia the Red river Naval' their lives. Nineteen of the men were
flfr« LAND.Qr....Thnrsd-ty, Sept. 19. '805
Andy B. Carer was one of Cob l»<>ni- ■ p.,,,v
Utli Pennsylvania Infantry Expedition. He was on hia father’s boat, married.
THE DIPLOMA of the School Entitles
phan’s Missouri column which marched wl
ft part ol the 2d Division of Lieutenant Gregory’s, who was an active
One to Teach in’any County in the Stat
Our Illustrated Catajogue, of which we
Ten
wooden
business
houses
and
50
V’n An“\°f ‘ht? P<£Zi area/0^ officer in service throughout the war.
Without Farther Examination.
Nature inakea perfect days out
8. II. Dunlap belonged to the 40th Chinese dwellings were destroyed by send out free nearly 100,000 copies
hunhua and Monterev. Mexico.
i Lallan, participating in the g t
Iowa and 2d brigade of the 7th Corps. fire at Vacaville, Cal., causing damage yearly, is a trade maker wherever it
•4 » Bht** parts of darkness to one part
Oregon proved a fine mnu « o 1 for Young | pai^n* ■'’f that gallant army.
a.
Board and Lodging, Books atrd
of $30,000. Iusurance, $15,000.
«1 swiiiixbt, it may liecome possible to snl'fiers. The following served as young • ’,ie. bloodv battle of Antietam. He is a He was in Steele’s Army, in the Little
goes. It “hangs on a peg” in thousands
Tultioti,;
per year......................... >150,
Rock
Expedition
and
in
the
Vicksburg
Mrs.
Amelia
Johnson
took
her
life
by
_ _
Mabe «erfeei dollars by the free coinage ’officers in this state who later became ffU’t grower of Ashland.
B. lleach was a member of the 8th N. Campaign. He also served in the hanging at San Francisco. She was a of homes, and is consulted as often as
!
division,
corps
and
army
commanders:
•* silver al lfl to 1'.—Sec’y of Agriculture
Indian Tv. and was discharged at Ft.
Beautiful and healthful location. No
! McPherson, Sheridan, Grant, Crook, Y. Regiment and the 28th N. Y. Heavy Gibson after a service of 3 years and 6 cripple and intemperate. A husband the almanac or dictionary. It is a
Sterling Morton.
and two children survive her.
saloons. There is a good demand for
’ Stanley, Slocum, Hooker, Woods, Seho- Artillery. He served 3 years and 8
months.
He
is
a
farmer
near
Talent.
Revretary Morton attempted to ' field, Sil), and the distiiiwu’ahed Con- months wholly in the famous Army of
well-trained teachers: there is .an over
Edward Wilson and Samuel Sorten, truthful book—not a line put in to
H. E. Slocum was in the 13th Mich,
the Poloonac and was in many of the
supply of untrained teachers.
•■•ib t ia this way the fluctuating values 1 federates, John B. lL>od and Archer.
mislead.
It
who
passed
counterfeit
money
at
Los
is
a
happy,
cheerful
and belonged to the 31 Army Corps. He
Catalogue cheerfully sent on applica­
Henry XV. Slocnm was Sheridan’s terrible battles fought by that army. He enlisted in *62 and after a service of Angeles, have been sentenced to serve
money based on tiie single gold
book, full of pictures and description« of
was
discharged
as
sergeant.
He
is
a
roon>-mate at West Pornt and having
tion.
Address:
* *i "A"
nearly two years was discharged because two years each in San Quentin prison. things that will make life easier and
pfiaadard, his illustration would be a ' had superior educational ndViintauea fruit grower in Ashland.
I of disability.
Frank Elliott served in the 2d Ohio
At the powder works near Santa Cruz
•nr, b*t the versatile Secretary oi previous to hia admission a# a czdet
W.b" WANN, Sec.
pleasanter. It is an independent
P. L. CAMPBELL, President
I |S. Carlisle served in Co. “B,” 33d
^gr.eallare has shown all along a I greatly aSkis!e<l the latter in hia studies Battery, in the 14th and also the 23d Iowa Infantry, a regiment that saw much a man and a boy were killed by an ex­
Army
Corps.
He
enlisted
in
’
61
and
i book, publishing its prices without fear
Harked rapacity for staling a propoai- until he had giined a footing which served through the war. He waa in the hard service. He is a farmer near plosion caused by a spark of fire ignit­
ing powder. No one is to blame for the
J enabled him to mak" hia <>«rn wav.
fctsa in aoeli an illogical way that even a
of criticisms. It is a just book, giving 0000000000000000000000000000000
E. O. C. Ord, Granville <>. Haller, bloody battle of Stone river, at. Mill Talent.
L. R. Ulen served in Co. K of the 40th accident. The works were not badly everyone the chance to get the same
ared” may puncture it with holes. i Wm. B. Iszen, D. A. Russell, Gabriel spring with “Pap” Thomas, at Chatta­
damaged.
Owe Ashland school lads could remind J. Rains (afterwards a Confederate gen­ nooga, with Burnside at Knoxville, and Kansas Infantry,
Daniel Coffey, a veteran detective of goods and prices as everybody else, and Notwithstanding the recent.. ..
participated
in
the
decisive
battle
of
OUR LARGE
M.
Stewart
of
Talent
wa9
in
Co.
“
C,
”
Iptei that nature uses darkness and s«n- erai) and Col. George Wright saw much Nashville. He is in the service of the
San
Francisco, committed suicide with favoring neither the rich nor the poor,
of the 100th Penn. Infantry.
service
in
Oregen.
The
Army
of
the
bight at a fnctnating ratio to make a day.
John H. Cole was in Co'. “E.” Gth Wis­ a revolver. His family is unable to give
Store Rooms are chock full
James made one of the noted marches oi S. 1*. railway at Ashland.
*Rh»v •nderatand all about the obliquity the war under Ord in lhe fl ink move­
C. P. Jones went into the war as a consin Infantry of the “Iron Brigade” of a cause for the act. During the past the high or the low. It is a handy
of Goods, and more arriv-
Army of the Potomac. He enlisted in few mouths he had beeu ailing physi­ book, useful for reference or information,
- in -
Hie ecliptic to the equinoctial which ment which cut off Loe’s retreat and member of Co. D., 5th Wisconsin and the
’
61.
He
’
was
tn
tbe
battles
of
Cainsville
ing daily. See our White
was in Hancock’s division, 6th Army
■takas nature very fickle in distributing bagged him nt Appomattox.
whether you buy of us or not. It is a
and second Bull Run. At the latter battle cally and mentally.
I
Enamel Iron Bedsteads,
Corps,
Army
of
the
Potomac.
He
was
At 14 years of age Sheridan worked in »
he was wounded which resulted in his dis­
W. R. Palmer, manager of the theat­
•Mili^bl and darkness over the different
I
Bureaus, Etc. . . • • • • •
a village store dealing out sugar, roffee, in the bloody battles of the Peninsula, charge. Recovering he re-enlisted m the rical company playing “ Trilby, ” com­ : book for peoplo who want to know
•one« of Hi« earth during the several calico, etc., at a salary of twenty-four wounded in the head by fragment of a 4th Wis. Cavalry in which he served to the
of Furniture in the East
“
what
’
s
going
on
”
in
the
world
of
dress.
mitted suicide with a pistol at St. Louis.
__________
shell at Williamsburg, was shot in tbe close of the war.
we are selling goods
■MBous of the year. Nature adapts her- dollars a rear.
F. M. Stewart of Phoenix, the well known He was a brother of A. M. Palmer, the Tbe newest conceits, styles and Inven­
_ •eM
______
” ' ’ by /
Philip Sheridan was 33 years old when right leg at Antietam, at the second Bull
•asilv to the situation prescribed
WE CARRY A FULL LINE
fruit grower, was in Co. “C,” 50th Illinois well-known theatrical man of the East,
Ua rales governing tbe Univerr-e, but | he assumed command of the Cavalry Run was shot through the right shoulder, Infantry.
in its handsome pages.
I tions find places
and had been using liquor to excess.
Ma gokiite knows only one fixed law to (Corns, Army of the Potomac. In the at Fredericksburg received a wound in
In klav 1861 Gen. Grant addressed a letter
And it costs nothing! Your name
.______ ,, . . \ ,,
..
... movement against Lee s army opening left leg and at Chancellorsville, was to L. Thomas, adjutant general of the
Lon We Lon, a Chinese servant, com­
THAN
I
yrhM'h he wonld subject a.l nations with- genpra| Grants Virginia campaign, severely wounded twice in left forearm army, tendering his service and stating mitted suicide at San Francisco on ac­ and address on a penny postal card
Oi Bedding, including a
which
disabled
him
and
caused
his
dis
­
Mi regard to Ike condition or circum- [ Sheridan crossed the Rapidan with 10,-
: nice assortment of Ashland
that* as he was a graduate of XVest Point count of a mild affliction of leprosy. He will bring it to you by return mail.
■laaae bt any of them. If there is any • 000 effective troopera to begin his first charge after nearly three years service. and had served 11 years in the regular inherited the disease from liis parents.
XVoelen Mills Blanket«. ...
I
He is a fruit grower and now street army, he felt himself competent to com­
before
•imileto be drawn from nature in tbe j service with tbe Army of the Potomac.
The
Chinese
had
until
lately
been
em
­
mand
a
regiment.
This
letter
was
not
Among lhe notables present at the commissioner of Ashland. He can prob­
tt^ngbt expressed by the secretary, it is recent G. A. R. reaninn at Louisville was ably show more physical evidence of the answered and was not even regularly filed. ployed by a white family.
was unearthed in the XX’ar Department
£l^*Now is the time to buy. as
go be discovered at the poles of the earth, the old warhorse, Ned, aged 40 years. terrible struggle for the Union in the It
An electric car was held up by two
Opera House Furniture Store.
long after the war by Gen. Townsend.
prices arc sure to advance.
masked
men
at
Sacramento
the
other
where nature illustrates tbe single stand­ i His present owner, B. F. Crawford, ol scars he bears than any man in southern
Fred Grant rode with his father through­
Oregon.
out the Vicksburg campaign at tbe age of night and the conductor was robbed of
ard idea fairly well, although giving us North East, Pa., got poesession of him
Ira C. Dodge enlisted in Co. H. 31st thirteen, was in every battle, and according
I
au alternation of total darkness and 25 years ago. and says Ned was then 15 Iowa Infantry and belonged to the 1st to the statement of the old man, shifted for $10. One of the robbers threw the trol­
vearsold. Until five tears ago, Ned did
ley off the wire to darken the car be­
•untiniaous sunlight every six months, his share of the work on Mr. Crawford’s division of the 15th Army Corps. Army himself very well.
fore they started to rob the conductor.
Grant
captured
at
Vicksburg
31,600
pris
­
Il is a simple “freeze out game” that is farm. Ned was captured from General of the Tennessee. He was in tbe des­ oners, 172 cannon and 60,(XX) muskets.
At Melby, Minn., two passenger trains
perate
battles
fought
by
Sherman
against
Jubal Early’s corps near Washington,
whved there the whole rear around.
Tbe “Wilderness” of tbe 5th and 6th of
Nos. 400 to 412 K St.
by a Union «conting party, 32 years ago, Johnson and Hood ieading up to the May was an awtnl conflict. Grant says on the Great Northern railroad collided
Capture of Atlanta and marched with
recently. Two engineers, one fireman
The Well Known and Always Popular Hotel of Ashland.
'ihe ignorance and knavery combined I and was given to his present owner to Sherman to the sea and into the Caro­ none more desperate was ever fought on
and two baggagemen were killed. Five
this continent.
replace an animal shot in a skirmisb.
•1 a eansiderahle portion of the press of At the close of tbe war, Mr. Crawford linas. He was in thirteen battles in all
There never wa3 a corps better organized persons were injured. The wreck oc­
IN NEW HANDS^-=3^>
Ate elate in tbe tieatment of the money left Washington on Ned’s back. He and nt Cheran, S. C., was disabled for than the quartermaster’s corps, army of curred on a heavy grade and it was
American and ...
Potomac, and Grant gives Gen. Rufus
qpaslion are very effective in misrepre- went first to Harrisburg, and there Mr. further service by the premature explos­ tbe
miraculous
that
so
many
people
escaped
Largest
General
Retail
House
on
Ingalls
the
credit
for
it.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT.
European Plan
ion of a lotof captured ammunition. He
(mniiag onr people abroad and scarcely Crawford grew tired of riding and bought moyed to Ashland from Iowa some
W. B. Frucht is tbe alert little adjutant injury.
Pacific Coast, employing 300 people and
i a cart, which Ned pulled to North East,
and
Robert
Taylor
tbe
hustling
camp
While firing a morning salute at the
ls*a potent in leading the ill informed I Pa. Ned has been conspicuous in former years ago and is now tbe city water com­
Brick Buildina.
Rates: SI.00 an
quartermaster in tlie Chautauqua grove.
❖
+
carrying complete lines of Dry Goods, Substantial
missioner.
•Rd aiiagnMled individuals who read encampments.
*.
Centrally Located.
4
S1.50 Per Day
+
4
The W. R C. are nicely quartered. Their . G. A. R. encampment at Louisville,
J. K. Leabo served in the First Oregon headquarters are very neatly and tastefully Ky., seven militiamen were killed and Millinery, Notions, Furniture, Crockery,
___
Utlr * ‘sound money
_ literature” every
_
General 8. B. Buckner, who surren-
up.
two wounded. The explosion occurred
wavk and who being without that degree tiered tort Donnelson to (»eneral Grant, Infantry. Most of his service was in fitted
Gen. E. L. Applegate should not be over­ ; by the dropping of the caisson on the Household Supplies, etc.
warm personal
personal friend of the latter
latter Washington Territory and a large por­ looked
_ 1 • .
„ „1 : u _____ •. was a warm
as haying seen much active service
ft! naMral intelligence which prompts ftn() WKP oll/of the
if not the first tion of the time did garrison duty at Ft.
in the Indian wars of Oregon. He served i friction primer of the cannon. Several
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY IN CONNECTION WITH HOTELS’
toq^iry and reflection, accept it as all ’ t0 ten.for assistance to the Old Com- Steilaeom.
In ’53 and '54, and was badly wounded with i bodies were blown over housetops and No. 111.
FREE BUS TO AND FROM ALL PASSENGER TRAIN
James
Chisholm
enlisted
in
Co.
“
K,
”
fctie. While we cannot puncture a place I mander when stricken by loss of his
Hooker in the noted action of the “Cave” terribly mangled.
18th
N.
Y.
Cavalry,
January
1864,
and
in
Klamath
canyon.
aoch dall intellects for the lodgment fortune.
E. Youmans served in Pelton’s Ohio bat-
•I an idea, we shall not permit these . A-'pl-nt J R. Casey .mayor of Asn; was assigned to Banks’ Army in the '
A severe earthquake occurred in Hon­ ONT>Y
PLOYED
WHITH
HKi.r*
• .
,
.
11 laud,
a member of Company D., 13 south. Toward the close of the war he ' tery and in the 1st Ohio independent bat-
duras
recently and 300 people lost their
1
tery.
He
belonged
to
the
army
ot
the
Po-
papers, to misstate the question daily j v g i0Wft infAIltry. 2d division of the was sent out with Sheridan’s Army into
without protest. The Oregonian and 17th Army Corps. He is serving bis Texas and on the close of active service , 1 tomac, was captured at Antietam and con­ My wife and I have found in Hood’s lives. Streams of lava shot from vol­
++++
there, was discharged in '66. He was fined nine months at Richmond. He was Sarsaparilla. She had rheumatism very canoes destroyed hundreds of houses
ifis Saieiu Statesman aro most conspic- second term as mayor of this city.
afterward
in
Hancock
’
s
corps,
participating
and much livestock.
t*>M for snfairness in their treatment of
Alger was a captain in the prostrated by sun-stroke in the line of in the great battles in the last Virginia
severely,
with
,
...
ii-
12d Michigan Cavalry, Sheridan’s first duty from which be has been greatly campaign, was at the final grand review at
A new plot against the life of Presi­
ankles and legs
«>• advocates of lreeand unlimited coin- ( re|riment
commandf’
enfeebled since.
Washington and was discharged in ’65.
dent
Gutierrez of San Salvador has been
: 1 M « —
if.*
— L- il. A«« VW ,,11 lv *■»
n* I K A 4 I
z-v I
• 1
«
a
X t v-a •
• - -
a
I
badly
swollen
,
and
Wallace Rogers was in the 1st Oregon
•go of silver, though they well know that
Milton Berry went out with the 114th
Sheridan’s horse, “Rienzi,” was given
discovered by government officials, who
Illinois
in
’
62.
His
service
was
in
the
west
hardly
able
to
get
Cavalry,
Captain
McCall
’
s
regiment,
and
these people constitute a large portion to him by Captain A. P. Campliell.an
did much scouting duty of an arduous with the 14th and 15th army corns. He
up and down say it was instigated by ex-President
TOwruANi), OWISCO^.
jnambly a majority of their most intelli­ officer of his old regiment and brigade, character in eastern Oregon, He was was in the Vicksburg campaign, and was
stairs
without Ezeta, now in San Francisco.
after the battle of B'»oneville. He was
afterward
captured
in
Guntown.
Miss.
He
gent leaders. Last week the Statesman made historical from having been ridden discharged in 1866 and has given his
The Largest and Most Complete Display ever made of the Resources, Industries,
It is reported that the town of Aba-
was confined in the Andersonville prison
teto its editorial columns introduced the by Sheridan in many battles. He waa attention to mining largely since. He during the year '64, was exchanged, but of
Commerce, Business, Agriculture, Forests, Mines, Fruit, Fisheries, Manu­
zolo, Mexico, containing 800 inliabi-
old joke of the unseemly interruption of of Morgan stock, jet black, excepting served in the O. N. G. as lieutenant ot course the privations of Andersonville in­
factures, and Transportation Facilities of the Great Pacific Northwest.
tants, was washed away by a flood,
capacitated him for further active service.
• funeral service to discuss the silver
wli.te feet, sixteen bands high and Co. “D” of Ashland
Other
villages
in
that
section
suffered
parilla
entirely
T. E. Hills
the Illinois,
service in
as ’61. a He was mustered out in '65. He has been
la© Music. Special Attractions Every Day. Reduced Rates
qpsestion, the frame work of which has bounded, but* liveri t«Tan oblige, dring ' member
of Co. entered
“I,” 34th
: cured her. It was heavily.
a justice of the peace and recorder of the
oh all Transportation Lines.
’ only shortly after
The revolution in Cuba continues to
been made to do duty for centuries. jn 1878, and as Sheridan ears‘ attended | Pe »a8, «"der Buell, Rosecrans, and city of Ashland for a number of years.
ADMISSION
that I was taken cause great destruction of property and
Vicre are bright, original writers on to the last with all the care and sur­ later in the 14th Army Corps. He was
Four Big Successes.
with the same the opposing armies seem to equally Single Admission,....................25c
fiitge two papers. Rut if a man limited rounded with every comfort due the in tbe battle of Stone river where he
Having
the
needed
merit
to
more
than
For Exhibit Space apply at the
was captured and where the right of our make good all the advertising claimed for
complaint, affect­ share in the success of battles. From Children Under 12 Years, . . lOc
Lie reading to what they have to say on faithful service he had rendered.”
Exposition Building to
army
was
nearly
destroyed,
bv
the
turn
­
I
Copsnander Abe Axtell of Grants Paas
them, the following four remedies have
ing my limbs and Spain 4,000 troops and 350 cavalry ar­
•nance, and their derisive yawps at the waH in the 179th and 101st New York ing movement of Hardee’s Corps. He reached a phenomenal sa.e. Dr. King's
Season
Tickets,
........................
$3.00
participated in all the great battles of New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs, hips, so I just tried the same medicine rived lately.
•Brer man, he would not suspect it. Are regiments as musician.
K. C. MASTEN. Secretary.
U. H. HUNT. Superintendent
with the same result. My wife and chil­
Fresh outrages are reported to have
G. C. Noble of Medford was a trooper the Atlanta Campaign, was in tbe March and Colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric
these papers unable io recognize that
dren
take
Hood
’
s
Sarsaparilla
whenever
Bitters,
the
great
remedy
for
Liver,
Stomach
to
the
Sea,
through
tbe
Carolinas
and
been
committed
by
brigands
in
Arme
­
there is any truth or justice in the con­ in Co. “K,” 4th Iowa Cavalry.
and Kidneys. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the
feel the need of a medicine and it im­ nia. It is said that minor Turkish of­
Chaplain Rsbert McLean of Granta marched in the final grand review of best in the world, and Dr. King’s New Life they
tention ef the other aide? Silver in a
mediately makes them feel better.
Sherman
’
s
Army
at
Washington.
He
is
ficials have formed an anti-Christian
Pass belonged to Co. “C,” 14ih N. Y.
Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these
ASHLAND, OREGON.
money metal. Tbe contention of those Heavy Artillery.
a prominent fruit grower, residing near remedies are guaranteed to do just what is
society to kill Christians if the sultan
who believe in the free coinage of silver
claimed for them and the dealer whose name
. . , Dealers In . ..
Quartermaster Deston High served in Ashland.
accepts the scheme of reform insisted
Two men of a foraging squad of 21 men is attached herewith will be glad to tell you Saves me doctor’s bills. I am an engineer,
b that it has been a money metal for the 7th Cal. Infantry and was with the
upon
by
the
European
nations.
from the 34tb Illinois on the March to more of them. Sold at E. A. S herwin ’ s .
and well known in this locality.” Q. XV.
Iboaaands of years, and that when the California column which crossed the tbe Sea, are living in this valley. They
W yatt , White Bead Hill, Indian Ter.
Colorado and Yuma deserts, occupied
Kidney,
•nanciers of leading nations conspired tbe Salt river valley, Tonto basin and are T. E. Hille of this place and Noah
The Hawaiian cabinet has pardoned
£
•7
E.
XV.
J
oy
C
ompany
—Gentleiuen: 1 have
Bradbury
of
Medford.
Hrwl
’
c
Dille
easy
to
buy,
easy
to
take,
to despose it from its time-honored posi- other districts in Arizona, and built Fort.
ex-Queen Liliuokalani and about 50
<
suffered from kidney trouble for two or
E. B. Smith enlisted in the 34th Indi­ other prisoners. Five long-term pris­ 11UUU S nils easy in effect. 25c.
ifen, they inaugurated a financial and McDowell. Mr. High has been a res­
three years. 1 would have to get up in the
ana Infantry in ’61. His first service oners will remain in jaiL The govern­
«
eotaaercial revolution which has been ident of Ashland a number of years.
night to void my urine from ten to fifteen
was
in
Buell
’
s
Army
and
later
under
Swept, by a Cyclone
E. XV. Allen of Portland, Commander
À
diflasiroua to values of everything but of the G. A. R. department of Oregon, Pope in the New Madrid and Island No. ment will allow exiles to return, except Of approbation to the pinnacle of popular­ times. My sleep was disturbed, and 1 be­
came very thin and nervous. No appetite;
•7
the Ashford brothers, who are now in
■sld; that it made the debtor class the did duty in Co. “B,” 7th Minn. Infantrv. 10 Expedition. He was in tbe Vicks­
ity
Hostetter
’
s
Stomach
Bitters
has
acquir
­
bowels constipated. I have taken two bot­
the United States.
burg
campaign
and
afterwards
served
ed
a
commanding
position,
which
has
tles and gained fifteen pounds. Sleep well.
ilavesoffhe creditor class, and hence,
Col. Edward Hill served with the 3 I
Lady Frances Rose Gunning has been occasionally made it a bright and shining Have to get up about three times during
•el anlv are the producers of silver in- Brigade of the famous 5th Corps, Army under Banks in New Orleans and in tbe
Red river expedition.
convicted at London on a charge of mark for knaves, who seek to foist upon night, and am very much better in every
Job
cummunity spurious compounds in the respect. XVill continue to take your Veg­
tesested, bet every man, woman or child of the Potomac. He participated in the
D. F. Fox served three years in the fbrgery and sentenced to one year’s im­ the
following battles and was wounded five
guise
akin
to
that
of
the
real
article.
These
etable
Sarsaparilla,
for
believe
it
will
en
­
Who owes anything are interested on the times: Hanover Court House, Second First W. T. Infantry which regiment did prisonment. She is the widow of Sir
Work
are mostly local bitters or tonics of great tirely cure me. (Signed)
•so side, while tbe creditor class are in- Bull Run, Gains’ Mill, White Oak duty in that territory and in Idaho and George Henry Gunning and forged the impurity, and, of course, devoid of med­
M r . E dward W. F rxnch ,
Contracted
Stockton, Cal.
tesest en the other. When silver was Swamp, Malvern Hill, Antietam, Snick­ Montana.
name of her father. Rev. William Spen­ icinal efficacy. Beware of them and get
the
genuine
Bitters,
a
real
remedy
for
ina
Rosecrans
fought
the
battle
of
Stone
For.
denied free coinage by the leading nations, ers Gap, Fredericksburg, Chancellors­ river with 42,000 officers and men. Ha cer, to "bills of exchange.
lana, rheumatism, kidney troubled dyspep­
ville, Middleburg, Gettysburg, Rappa-
• fMsat, first, an enormous depreciation
sia,
nervousness,
constipation
and
bilious
­
Emperor William of Germany, Em­
C. K. KLUM.
C, B. CRIBLER
banock Station. Mine Run, Wilderness, lost 13,230 or 31}* per cent. His oppon­
•I tbe the* existing stock of silver, as Spottsylyanla, North Anna, Bet hernia ent, Bragg, had a force of 37,800; he lost peror Francis Joseph of Austria and ness. Physicians of eminence everywhere
commend
the
great
invigorant.
both
for
well as that prod seed in the iuture; it Church, Cold Harbor and Petersburg. 10,306 or nearly 28 per cent.
other royal guests attended a realistic its remedial properties and its purity. A
W. M. Powell served in the 10th and representation of a battle at Stettin, wineglass thrice a day will soon bring vigor
aseaat a sisniliar depreciation in the pro- Col. Hill has some interests in southern
58th Indiana regiments, enlisting in '63.
regularity to a disordered and enfeebled
dacis of the fields, mines and factories Oregon and epends a part of his time in He belonged to the Army of tbe Cumber­ Germany, the other day, during the and
system.
Ashland. He is a member of the Loyal
Ashland, Oregon.
annual
army
maneuvers.
A
balloon
of tbe world; It meant decrasing purchas- Legio*.
land. He was in tbe great contests of
corps
performed
the
signal
service.
Near Wolcott station, Wyo., Mrs.
tef *ower for all producers. This has
KLUM & CHISLER, Prop ’s
The report of the Inspector General C. tbe Atlanta Campaign, was in the March
Rumors
are
current
at
Rio
Janeiro
Olstrom,
wife of a railroad man, after
to
the
Sea
and
through
the
Carolinas,
V.
R.
Pond
at
Louisville
last
week
shows
BMdaally became apparent to tbe masses
participating in the final battle of Ben­ that a revolution is being organized in discovering a burning bridge signaled
dariag the past twenty years, and they that the poets have $1,305,913 in «irenit tonville. He was in Sherman's column
t-t Wholesale and Retail Dealers in J-J
Brazil against the republic. It is said a passenger train and saved it.
and $1,949,067 in other property; total,
•re now demanding that silver shall be ( $3,254,970. The total amount expended in the grand review at Washington. He that resident German capitalists are
A late dispatch says another large
BEEF
«•stored Io what is deemed its rightful I for charity „ was $138,390.
is the well known fruit dealer at the Ash­ supplying the money for the campaign
T--- ,---- s
consignment of California fruits had
land
depot.
PLUMBING AND ROOFING
PORK
Beeilion as a co-ordinate sovereign with ■ Independence hall will be the perma-
on condition that Prince Henry or some arrived in London in excellent condi­
Schofield is the only Union general
•eld in the meaearing of values. Occas- nens depository of all the books, records left living who commanded an army or other German prince be declared em­ tion and sold at high prices.
MUTTON
•nd relics of the Grand Army, Past-
teaally, a scan afflicted with the delusion Commander XV*gn»r, of Psnusylvanie, fought an independent battle. Miles, peror in case the revolutionists are suc­
The grape crop of California was en­
BACON
and
that he >a possessed of an idea rises up to offered ths famous old building in the who will soon command tbe army, never cessful President Moraes of Brazil does dangered by last week’s rain, but for­
LARD
I “CUPIDEMt”
not believe the reports.
tunately the storm was short. Hay and
■ay, as he did ?n the legislature at Salem name of the people of Philadelphia at commanded anything greater than a
1 This great Vegetable
division and that just at tbe close of the
the
encampment
at
Louisville
and
it
was
fruit crops were damaged slightly at
,
,,
.r'i—71.’ ”
— Vlialis«r,tbepraacrij>-
last winter, that “copper is a money
"There ia danger in delay.”
war.
tiou of u famous I ranch physician, will quickly cure rou of all n»r-
accepted.
some places.
voue
or
Ibc grnerztive orami», xueu u. 1 Lest Manhood
-----------------------
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■eetalwhy should we not give to cop-
I
Sines 1861 I have been a great sufferer
Harry Cole enlisted in '62 in tbe 33d
Rev. Thomas C. Iliff of Utah was
limoni ni*, Pams
l’nini In
in tbo
Bock.Seuilnul
N«
Insomnia,
tbu ttick.
Seminal KtntazloiM,
EmMmui. Narvoua
Itebllltrl
At Sun Diego on Admission day a Freshest
from
catarrh.
I
tried
Ely
’
s
Cream
Balm
per free coinage also at an arbitrary ratio? elected Chaplain of the G. A. R. and Iowa Infantry. He was in General
Pimples, I. nflmess to Murry, Ezhausting Drains, Varicocele a..J
ConstliiatJon.
J
t
stops
all
losses
by
day
or
night
Prevents
quick-
and
to
all
appearances
am
cured.
Terrible
(If course, the answer to this is that cop- General H. B. Com peon was mad<) a Steele’s Army and participated in tbe headaches from which I had long suffered maniac tried to hang himself from a
hiss of discliarge, which If not checked leads k > Kpermatorrboa and
and—
triumphal
arch
while
the
parade
was
BEFORE
ano AFTER
u,<> honors of Impotency. rpri BKRE cleanses the Uver, tba
•er has only been used as money to a member of tbe Council of Administration Arkansas campaign and also in the op­ are gone.—W. J. Hitchcock, Late Major
vns. and mt .
kidneysand the urinary organs at *U Impurities
erations in Louisiana, against Galveston U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., Buffalo, N. Y. passing. A policeman captured him be­ Best Meats in Market.
CrPII>EXK strengthensuml restorassmall weak organa.
Jimited extent, and its status has not for Oregon.
The reason sufferers are not cn.-ed by I>..etora Is because ninety per cent are troubled with
Ely’s Cream Balm has completely cured fore he could effect his destruction.
The report of Quartermaster-Genera! J. and at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
Prostatitis. CL'PI DEN E Is the only known remedy to cure without an operation. OuuC lestlmoai-
been disturbed by legislative action as
me of catarrh when everything else failed.
W. Burst showed the receipts from all Harry served three years.
als. A written guarantee given and money returned If slz boxea does not edbet a pertuauaDleu*
(1.00 a box, six for $5.00, by mall. Send for rack circular and testimonials.
Shat of silver was.
Chas. Ganiere was in Co I, 88th III. Many acquaintances have used it with ex­
sources to be $33,427 and ths expendi­
GIVE US A TRIAL
Address DA VOX, MMDICIXK CO., P. O. Box 3078, San Francisco, Cat
resnlts.—Alfred XV. Stevens, Cald­
tures $29,498, leaving a balance of $12,- Was in Sheridan’s division Army of tbe cellent
well, Ohio.
FOR SALE
A. SHERWIN.
223. Tbe receipts from the per capita Cumberland. He was in the battles of
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
.Tien Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
United ¡States Consul Munchmeyer at tax were $9154. a decrease of $293.
Perrysville, Stone River and in the dis­
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Ban Salvador died a few days ago of
Oregon baa 59 "Posts” of the G. A. R. astrous battle of Cbicamauga, where he
SOUTHERN OREGON
was captured and was a prisoner during
yalfo’.v fever. His wife is ill with the with a membership of 1,884.
When
she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
A
HARD-WORKING
WOMAN
Opetise.
Pennsylvania has more school houses the remainder of the war. His impris­
When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria.
Have put in a
—sooner or later suffers
United States S, nator Squire of Wash­ suppliad with the national flag than any onment was spent in the moat crnel hells
New Stock of
that human ingenuity has ever invented,
from backache, nervous,
ington has declared himself a candidate other state in ths Union.
known as the Andersonville and Libby
worn-out feelings, or
for re-election. Governor McGraw is
The G. A. R. favors placing our flag prisons.
a sense of weight in
on every school house in the country and
his chief opponent.
Ashland, Or
the abdomen, drag­
8. C. Corbett belonged to “C,” 9th
The yacht race for the America cup.
ging down sensations
Ilenry M. Stanley, the African ex­ recommends the introduction of military Iowa.
and dizziness. It will which lias been successfully defended
And are prepared to furnish
H. N. Wallace] was a member of Co.
plorer. lately elected to tlie English drill in the public school curriculum.
New buildings. Normal
all
come to an end in this country for over 40 years, was
Captain
John
M.
McCall
was
com
­
D..
9th
Mich
goods at the
parliament, has arrived at New York
academic, business, music
with Dr. Pierce’s Fa­ a fiasco last weelc. The contest tietween
missioned
a
second
lieutenant
of
the
1st
J.
8.
Smith
served
in
Co.
D,
4th
Iowa.
8>a a visit to this country.
and art conrses. Review
vorite Prescrip­ the English yacht Valkyrie III and the
Oregon Cavalry in ’62 and was an active
W. A. Patrick and G. 0. Vanatta
¿“•classes; teachers’ training
tion for it’s wo­ American yacht Defender was made un­
George M. Pullman, son cf the sleep­ participant in all the frontier service of were members of Co. “E,” 99tb Ind. Inf.
school. Skilled teachers arc
man’s special
ing car manufacturer, is to marry Miss that regiment up to the time it was They were assigned to the 2d Div. of the
/ wanted. State diploma*
tonic and ner­ der difficulties. The Defender won the
Vetecite Oglesby of Elkhart, 111., daugh­ mastered out in 1866 when bs had at­ 15th Army Corps. They were in the
■j^^TGive us a call and
- good in any county. Lite
vine ; it restores first race out of the proposed five. The
•
dip'0*11“8 witbout further ex-
ter of ex-Governor Oglesby of that state. tained the rank of captain. Thia reg­ severe battles of the Vicksburg Cam­
her strength, reg­ Valkyrie won the second, but it was not
-amination after 45 months
ulates and pro­ allowed by the regatta committee be­ we will treat you right.
Imperor William has drawn a sketch iment did duty in thia atate, in XVash- I paign and tbe bloody engagements of
experience in fetching.
motes all the natural functions and makes
illustrating the intervention of Euro- ington and Idaho. Captain McCall was the Atlanta Campaign up to the fall of a new woman of her. Uterine debility, ir­ cause I,ord Dunraven’s yacht violated
J Board at ball, $1.75; lodg­
in
the
expedition
to
Ft.
Walla
XX
’
alla,
to
that place. Mr. Patrick was badly regularity and inflammation are most of­
MARHS & SMITH
ing, 50 eft. ztudrnt lu mi» fl­
»iu powers in regard to the peace be-
a rule by com ing in contact with the
Fort Lapwai in the Nes Perces country
ing bed clothing and lamp.
een China and Japan. It is to be and to Fort Bose. He waa astive in ail wounded at Atlanta, but Vanatta was ten the cause of the extreme nervousness Defender and damaging some of her i
more in luck, went on with Sherman to
Family board, $3.00. Tui­
Fokegama, Cal.
'painted by an artist and will be pre­ the operations in the Klamath country tbe Sea, was in the action at McAllister, and irritability of some women—the medi­ rigging. The Defender went over the
tion, $(> 25. Board, lodging,
cine to cure it is the "Prescription” of
dated to the czar of Russia.
tuition and books per year.
and was for some time quartermaster of marched through tbe Carolinas and was Dr. Pierce. All the aches, pains and weak­ course alone because the Valkyrie’s
$126.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the Fort Klamath. He is one of the pioneer in tbe grand review at Washington. nesses of womanhood vanish where it is owner refused to allow her to enter the
Af-hland’cannot be'excell-
faithfully employed. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite third race on account of the decision
MUfhoress, has separated from her hus- i citizens of Ashland and has been prom­ They are both residents of Ashland.
iWi)n ’b* 8,a'e for fine wint-
Prescription is therefore just the medicine
F. M. Grainger was in the 20th and for
iband, Dr. S. M. Burnett, the famous inently connected with all her most im­
awarding
the
second
race
to
the
De
­
q ers. pure water, health and
young girls just entering womanhood
oculist of Washington. Mrs. Burnett portant public and business enterprises. 45tb Mo. regiments. He was in Missouri and for women at the critical “change of fender. The America cup is safe and
2 good society. For manual or
He
served
two
terms
in
the
state
legis
­
most of the time, bnt bis command was life."
special information, addreza
is in England and the cause for the sep­
Lord Dunraven says he will never again
aration is mutual absorption in their lature and one term as mayor of Ashland. moved into Tennessee and he was in the DR. PIERCE’S,
W. T. VAN SCOY,
enter
a
yacht
race
in
this
country
be
­
He is now retired from public and busi­ desperate battles of Franklin and Nash­
professions.________________
cause excursion boats interfere with
Presidewt.
ness affairs, holding the respect and re­ ville which did up Hood's army. Dish-
FAVORITE
racing.
gard of his fellow citizens here and else­ cbarged in *65.
A Timely Reminder.
Deaton High makes a good chief
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Each ««aton forces upon our consideration where throughout the state who have
.PRESCRIPTION
WILIIAM FOX.
n. D. 60S*
its own pecnllal perils to health. The looked upon his severe illness with quartermaster. The general arrange­
S tate of ohio , C ity of T oledo ,
CURES
THB
WORST
CASES.
advent ot fall finds many reduced in concern and who rejoice that he is per­ ments for the camp and tbe incidental
Lucus C ounty ,
HARDWARE,
Mr. Houxa C lajlk , of No. io! West 3d Street,
strength and vigor, poorely prepared to mitted to be out with bis comrades this work involved have been performed
F rank J. C heney makes oath that he is
Ia ' writes:
eonlinue the business of life. Tbe stomach day.
STOVES and
Ashland, Oregon,
with promptness and judgment.
My wife was troubled the senior partner of the firm of F. J. C he ­
—(- The Celebrated*^
and bowels, the great highway of animal
with female weakness, ney A Co., doing business in the Citv of
G. C. Coy served in the 55th Illinois
N.
Conklin
was
an
old
soldier
in
the
TINWARE.
City
Passenger
«cononjy, is especially liable to disorder in 2d Div. 15th Army Corps and enjoyed the
and ulcers of the uterus. Toledo. County and State aforesaid,’and
Healthy*
She had been doctoring that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
the fall. The vervous svstem has also suf­ distinction of being the youngest soldier 7th Oregon Infantry and saw service in
with
every
doctor
of
any
different
parts
of
tbe
state,
in
Washing
­
—AND—
fered in the struggle. Typhoid fever and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
and Truck Transfer,
good reputation, and had case of C atarrh that cannot be cured by
malaria in particular find in the fall that in his company, having enlisted at the ton Tv. and Idaho.
spent lots of money in tbe use of H all ’ s C atarrh C ure .
age
of
sixteen
and
was
twenty
when
dis
­
Summer
Resort,
combination of earth, air and water that
-----All kinds oi freight, baggage
W. E. Perkins was a member of Co. K,
hospitals, but to no pur­
mark this season as especially dangerous. charged. He was in the battle of Shiloh, 38th Wisconsin, a regiment that did
FRANK J. CHENEY ........ ---------
pose. She continued to
household goods, etc., transfer-
____
73
and
GRADES
fk
F
ALL
KINDS
Is
open
for
the
"I
QQ
p*
Sworn to before me and subscribed in m Vz Miners’ Tools, Git
Tne telling leaves, the decaying vegetables at the siege Corrinth, in the Vicksburg much gallant service.
get worse.
She was
ed with promptness and safety.
___
Giant
Powder.
Caps
.
.
.
season
of
X
Ov
O
greatly prejudiced presence, this oth day of December, A I
contribute their share of contamination. campaign and at the battles of Chatta­
Hauling on a large scale con­
*'• .................
and Fuse. A fine liue of
o Electric Cutlery,
against patent medi­ 1886.
George Crowson served in the 2d Minn.
Hood's Sarsaparilla furnishes a most valu- nooga and Missionary Ridge and the
tracted for....................... ....
cines.
but
as
a
last
resort
and
a
large
and
complete
stock
of
Fishing
Battery in '61 and '62 against the Sioux
we tried a bottle of Dr.
j Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of By
G W. MAYNARD- WOOD FOB SA-I j B
Indians in that state and ths Dakotas.
J-poil
a . w. GLEASON.
Pierce's Favorite Pre­
all kidds done on snort notice.®All work
cckttMg hia laid you low.
campaign, being wounded at Atlanta. That Sioux war was one of the greatest
(8eal (
Notary Public,
scription. We had seen
|
guaranteed.
------ ICB IN SEASON—
Hotel, Cottages and)
_________________
He was with Sherman’s Army in the and bloodiest of all onr Indian wars.
some of your advertise­
Camping grounds, j
ments, and Mr. Cum­ Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and £W“Tin Shop in connection.
¡march to the eea, was through the Car-
Will
handle
ice in Ashland during the
Rev. Ira Wakefield belonged to the
mings. a west-side drug­ acts directly on the blood and mucnous
(Good Rooms and summer season. Delivered at your doer
ROYAL Baking Powder. i olinas and marched in the grand review field and staff of tbe Rhode Island
Mas. C lark .
gist, advised us to try a
First-class
goods,
and
prices
as
low
as
the
(Fine
Meals.
surfaces
of
the
system.
Send
for
testimon
­
uTtZ :
every morning.
e,. .
.
•__ ___ at the city of Washington.
bottle. We tried it with the following results
lowest.
The first bottle did her so much good that we ials, free.
Highest of all In leavening
j £ Pennington was a trooper in the troops.
MT"Passengers delivered to any part et
Noah Allen was in Co, “K,” 6th CaL bought^ another^and have continued until gbe
F. J. CHENNEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Mineral, Mud and Vapor Baths for
MnffqtlftjwvrwomniteMrRkpcn. Hth Illinois Ckvalry, BW. lugttibTl’l Light Artfllwy,
Ore city.
by ail Druggists, no,
<1N Btek nd Dlsttnfe'h
ADVANCE
PRICE
CHEAPER
EVER
WEINSTOCK,
LUBIN & CO
J. P. DODGE,
ASHLAND HOUSE
Sacramento, Cal.
WM. P. PARSONS, PROP
A Great Blessing
EXPOSITION
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Hardware
Tinware
Agricultural and
Í Horticultural
! Implements
^Mining Supplies
I Tools, Cutlery,
|Stoves, Ranges,
|Eto
CENTRAL MARKET
MANHOOD RESTORED
MARSH & SMITH
Normal School
General Merchandise,'
Lowest Market Price.
D. H. MILLER
MEDFORD, OR.
TOLMAN’S f SPRINGS.
Builder’s Material
D. H. MILLER.
i
A: 100.2
FOX & GOOD.1