Valley record., October 31, 1895, Image 6

VALLEY K ECORD.
THE MILITARY SPIRIT.
[Special Correspondence.!
While resisting arrest Dick and Z>‘ke
Ex-United St a'es Senator Charles H.
Crittenden were killed at Fort Gibson, Van Wyck of Nebraska died recently
L T., by Ed Reed.
at Washington of apoplexy.
It is reported in Washington that the
Frelei :ek Buda, a burglar, escaped
from ji'il at Yreka, Cal., by* sawing the signal corps of the army will soon < <■
iron bars of his cell.
supplied with bicycles.
The annual report of Inspector Gen­
C. E. Hol art shot and instantly killed
John Miller at Frescott. A. T. The eral Breckinridge of the army shows
that it has attained a high standard of
r£yn had a disjnte over 75 cents.
Two Lb cks. iucln ’dng nearly all the discipline and that the officers gener­
c<-:nt...-rclal places of Gibbonsburst. O.. ally are competent. There has been a
were burn. -L Tho less is from $250,000 marked improvement in the character
of men seeking admission to tho ranks,
to
and the great care with which recruits
At Albauy, N. Y., fire consumed are selected is evidenced by the fact
$200,000 worth of property. J. C. Grif­ that only about one man in eight is
fin, assistant chief of the fire depart­ found to possess the requisite qualifica­
ment, was fatally injured.
tions. In one city alone over 8,000 ap­
William Young was hanged at San plicants for enlistment presented them­
Quer.tin for the murder of Pierre La- selves.
testre in Monterey county in 1S94. The
Commissioner Lamoreaux has re­
object of (lie murder was robbery.
ceived no information of the operations
At Chester, Pa., Fred Hurd shot and of Special Agent Brouckenborough in
fatally injured his father. Hurd and California, but he says the reports of
his wife quarreled, and when the son his seizing timber are no doubt true, as
interf red his father assaulted him.
he has been working in that direction
Prairie fires have swept over several for some time. The commissioner says
counties in Western Kansas and a large the worst timber depredation the de­
section cf Eastern Colorado. A greal partment has to contend with are in the
mining districts, where the law allows
deal of hay and grain was destroyed.
timber to be cut for mining purposes.
Francis Hinton, late manager of the
The land office is in constant receipt of
Milwaukee Steel works, committed sui­
complaints that mihing operators are
cide in Paris by shooting himself. This
stripping public lands of forests. One
act is thought to have been dire to ill
charge is that Marcus Daly, manager
health.
of the Anaconda mining property in
Explosion of combustible material in Montana, has cut about 75,000,000 feet
the candy manufacturing establishment of lumber. The commissioner recom­
of Charles Holman at Nashua, N. H., mends in his annual report that the law
caused a fire which destroyed a block permitting timber to be cut for mining
of property. The damage is $40,000.
purposes be repealed and tha^ the for­
Emil Harry, a San Francisco boy, ests of those regions be put under a
while riding on the brakebeam of a car forestry system.
on the Southern Pacific line in Los An­
The report of the Nicaragua canal
geles county, lost his balance and fell commission will embody the following
under the wheels. His head was cut off. points: First—The commission will
A fight occurred artong members of declare that the Nicaraguan route is by
the French chamber of deputies during far the best for an interoceanic canal.
a debate on a strike of glassworkers. Second—While the line laid out by the
The house was in an uproar and several Nicaraguan Canal company is good in
deputies engaged in fighting. Nothing some respects, a number of deviations
from this line which will make the
serious resulted.
canal more feasible and easier to build
A Storm at Sea
»re recommended. Third—The railroad
“Peace on earth, good will to men!’
D'*onl***«i Pap**r
Religion and education have alwayt
professed to carry this kindly messag
ADULASI) Or. .. '<>>!«•!•• O<t.31. *« to mankind. Wo have been in the hah:
of attributing the civilizing process»
actiug on society to their influence. Wt
Conjreesmitn Hermann »»■ in Gran • expect the gentle offices of peace to be
P ass last week, ac«'omp..nie«i bv hie <»1« exercised by them if anywhere. But a
tongue and flipper. Binger is a gr«at curious new movement has come up of
late, fostered by church and school,
man en siua’.l matton.
which is not in accord with this tender
The Lord, himself, will mak*e the greeting. It would be well, it 6eems to
Thanksgiving proclamation in Oregon me, for the working people of the coun­
thia year. But it will be a dull docu­ try to inquire into it a littla Perhaps
it is innooent enough, but a movement
ment. Gov. I’ennoyer was the only
of this kind in a republio supposed to se­
proclamation writer worthy of the name cure freedom and peace to all its citizens
in Oregon._______________
alike looks strange, and its advocates
ought to be willing it should be ir^esti-
Some Oregon young men would have
gated. I rofer to the unusual enthusi­
their hands full if a Kansas ruling were asm which has been inspired and is
” -in force here. A eourt there has held systematically being cultivated for mili­
that a man who calls upon a woman reg­ tary affairs and war scenes, and also to
ularly and takes her to entertainments the organization of the boys of our land
occasionally is legally engaged to marry into military bodies.
“The United Boys’ Brigade of Amer­
her. The ruling is not without a grain
ica” is the title of a new organization,
of sense. ____________ ____
formed under the auspices of the vari­
The Oregon press is represented in ous churches, whose branches are spring­
San Francisco by Rev. A. N. Fisher, G. ing up in every city and town from the
H. Peaslee, Frank Lee and Albert Pacific coast eastward to the Atlantia
Toxier. Good men, no doubt, bnt not The boys are charmed with the idea,
one of them is connected with a news­ easily lured by tinsel trimmed caps and
paper.—Portland Welcome.
military titles and strange visions of
Fie for shame! and after these gentle­ warlike glory. There are companies,
men have given the newspaper men of regiments, brigades and battalions, and
the state such royal good times. What the boys are classified as privates, cor­
more do you want for $2, Bro. Burnett. porals, lieutenants, captains, eta They
MB——S——
are drilled by regulation drill masters,
A few years ago a general bowl went and they train with real guns that will
up and down the state demanding a forest shoot and bayonets that can pierce.
And as a companion piece a bill has
reserve of the Cascade mountains. Now
that the reserve has been made a large been introduced in congress that shall
provide for the organization of the boys
sized howl is roaring up and down the
of the public schools into military
state demanding the forest reserve be bands. Officers, trained in the regular
lifted off. Verily.it is about time that army, are to be appointed for each
people making such loud bowls should school to drill the ambitions young
understand themselves. We observe American whom the state undertakes to
that our congressmen and senators are fit for practical life. This is not a law
quite obliging and are thoroughly on as yet, but it seems to have met with
Increases the discomfort of the voyager.
general approval from the leading mem­
each side of the hewl.
bers of political society. The grownup But even when the weather is not tempest­
uous he is liable to seasickness. They who
sous of the middle classes have long traverse the‘'gigantic wetness’' should be
IM THE SLUMS.
been taught that the finest thing in the provided with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Mrs. Edholm and Purity Delegates world is to get into a uniform, be able which quiets disordered stomachs with
speed and certainty. To the
to keep step in the march to the sound gratifying
See Life In Baltimore.
hurtful influence of a tropic, malarious or
of fife and drum and to handle a good, too rigorous or damp climate, as well as to
Baltimore, Md., Oct. 17.—Mrs. Char­
baneful efiects of unwholesome diet and
lotte Edholm led some of the Purity death dealing missile with grace and the
bad water, it is a reliable antidote. Com­
dexterity.
And
now
the
children
are
to
Congress delegates through the slums
travelers by sea or land, mariners
be brought into line and taught the mercial
last night.
miners, western pioneers, and all who have
In one house all the girls were meek beauties of scientific warfare, and neither to encounter vicissitudes of climate and
and respectful except one, who laughed child nor grownup youth nor proud par­ temperature, concur in pronouncing it the
boisterously as the reformers sang the ent ever thinks what the existence of best safe guard. It prevents rheumatism
and pulmonary attacks in consequence oi
hymn, “Nearer, My God, to Thee.”
large military bodies means or why so
and cold, and it is an efficient defense
Mrs. Edholm dropped on her knees be­ much exertion is put forth to stimulate damp
against all forms of malaria, It can be de­
fore the laughing girl, and, placing her
pended upon in dyspepsia, liver and kidney
head in the girl’s lap, prayed earnestly. them.
trouble,
_____________
For
the
past
30
years
the
children
in
The girl stopped laughing and became
A fire occurred in the University of
defiant. She told Mrs. Edholm that if our publio schools have bad their edu­
she wanted to do any good she ought to cation saturated with war and military Virginia and the fire department was
go to the factories and stored that grind glory, more or less, but of late this has unable to do much work. Valuable
down a girl to starvation wages of $2 a been intensified. The battles of the civil paintings and books were destroyed.
week and force her to use other means war are recounted o’er and o’er; scenes The damage is $30,000; insurance, $25,-
for a livelihood.
of carnage and bloodshed—things of 000. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Edholm talked kindly to the girl which the tender, growing minds should
While prospecting in Oklahoma ter­
of mother, home and church, but she re­
mained defiant to the last. All the girls have no conception—are pictured in a ritory David Miles became crazed, and
accepted cards to the Home for Fallen sheen of artificial splendor; those leaders he wandered along creeks gathering
in war who could most successfully worthless sand, thinking it was gold
Women.
At another place one of the inmates harden themselves to the sacrifice of dust. He became violent and threat­
human life in order to sack cities or re­ ened to kill his family. Miles has been
said bitterly:
“You people talk very nicely to us duce forts are held up for their highest placed under restraint.
girls when you come here, but you know praise and reverence; the deeds of the
At South McAlester, O. T., Frank
you wouldn’t any of you take us into past are made to excuse the wrongs and
your homes to associate with your fami­ injustice of the present; deep admira­ Glover, a negro, shot and killed Frank
lies. Oh, I know you people. I’ve seen
tion and respect for great generals, great Messeck, a white man. The men had
yatmkind before.”
officials, great rulers, «re daily incul­ been drinking and playing cards. The
negro accused Messeck of‘ cheating and
Do you know, it you want to go East and cated; strict obedience to legal enact­
desire a Pullman Tourist Bleeper, that you ments, right or wrong; devotion to “in­ becoming enraged drew a pistol and
will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless stitutions,” whether they work good or shot him.
you take the Northern Pacific? Remember
Joseph Million, P. W. Paulson and
that the Northern Pacific is the only line ill to the masses; boastfulness of a vague
Ed
Farlow of Ashland, Or., went quail
running Pullman Tourigt Sleepers through superiority of the people of this country
to the east without delay. Time and money over the people of other countries. hunting and while beating the brush
saved by this route. For fqll information, Those things are carefully taught with Million received a charge of shot in the
time cards, maps, etc., cal) on or address
the multiplication table and the alpha­ face from Paulson’s gun. Million will
Robert Leonard Agent, Ashland. Or.
bet in every one of onr publio schools. be blind for life. Both eyes were de­
Alfred Robinson, a pioneer who in And now will come the discipline, the stroyed by one shot in each.
Use it in Time.
1829 came around Cape Horn to the habits of obedience, the automatic mov­
Catarrh starts in the nasal passages, af­
peninsula on which San Francisco is ing and thinking which military tac­
bow located, died in that city a few tics establish. All this goes under the fecting eyes, ears and throat, and is in fact,
the great enemy of the mucous membrane,
days Mo. Robinson was a trader in head of “patriotism,” inculcating a Neglected colds in ’he head almost invari­
the territory 20 years before the gold “loveof freedom,” “feelings of chival­ ably precede catarrh, causing an excessiig
flow of mucus, and if the mucus discharge
discovery attracted the world’s atten­ ry,” eta
becomes interrupted the disagreeable re­
tion. He married a daughter of the
But it behooves that great useful class sults
of catarrh will follow, such as bad
prominent Spanish family, Noriega. —the working people—to ask whither breath, severe pain across forehead and
Robinson became interested in strain­ all this tends, what kind of men and about the eves, a roaring and buzzing sound
ship trade and was manager of large women will result from this sort of in the ears and oftentimes a very offensive
Spanish land interests. He was born training, what use is to be made of them discharge. Ely’s Bream Balm is the ack­
nowledged cure for these troubles.
in Boston in 1807.
and what the object may ba We have
The record for railroad speed over a
The New York Central railroad pro­ accepted these things tacitly, as they
poses to rnn a fast train from New have crept insiduously along, never great distance was broken recently by
York to Chicago with the intention of thinking there could be danger. But it a special train on the Lake Shore and
reducing the time from 25 to 22 hours. is time we began to make some inqui­ Michigan Southern railroad which ran
from One Hundredth street, Chicago,
The train is to connect with the new ries.
Is that true patriotism which forever to Buffalo creek, Buffalo, N. Y., 510.1
fast train over the Santa Fe route to
Los Angeles. By this connection the praises scenes of desperate bloodshed, miles, in 481 minutes and 7 seconds, at
trip from New York to Los Angeles can worships relentless man killers, looks an average speed of 63.6 miles an hour.
be made in 1)6 hours, deducting the two backward toward a murderous magnifi- This time included stops. Exclusive of
and one-half hours’ layover at Chicago. oenoe instead of forward to a beneficent stops the run was made in 470 minutes
The previous fastest long-distance train progress, and teaches men to hate each and 10 seconds, an average speed of
in the world was the California limited other instead of dwelling together in 64.93 miles per hour.
of the Chicago and Northwestern and hrotherly love? Can freedom loving men
The relations of capital to labor, so
Union Pacific systems, which made the be developed by drilling, disciplining far as these apply to strikes and lock­
ran from Chicago to S au Francisco, a and teaching habits of strict obedience outs, during the past seven and one-
distance of 2,355 miles, in 85 hours and to our boys? Can we raise citizens im­ half years, are exhaustively treated in
I* minutes.
bued with the spirit of our forefathers by the annual report of Carroll D. Wright,
teaching our children that it is better to United States commissioner of labor.
endure hunger, robbery, oppression, The report shows that during those
Professor A. J. Cook said: 1. V.
wish to work for comb honey, and filial quietly than to be called “lawless and years Illinois had the largest number of
low hives aro best. 2. I prefer thoreg disorderly?’ ’ Can we expeot to preserve establishments affected by strikes and
nlar eight frame hive. 3. I doubt il the spirit of equality so dearly bought lockouts, there having been 10,060 of
one uses a hanging frame if thero is by our ancestors by creating ranks and the former and 1,193 of the latter. New
any better hive than Langstroth eight classes among those natural democrats York was second with 9,140 strikes and
—the children? And most of all, why 723 lockouts and Pennsylvania third
framo regular standard size.
C. H. Dibbern replied: 1. Decidedly this growing desire that all the boys and with 8,219 strikes and 490 lockouts. The
- so. 2. For extracted honey thero would young men of our country should receive leading cause for strikes was for in­
be little objection, but for comb honey a military training and be thoroughly crease of wages.
. the bees have too far to travel. 3. I organized in compact, easily handled
Hiram Evington and family went to
think not. 4. Because Langstroth is bodies?
Portland lately from Silver City, Idaho.
The experiences of the past year have Sickness oc irred in the family and Ev­
standard, o. I should prefer ten frames
shown us that military organizations are ington was unable to find employment.
not over seven inches deep.
Mrs. Jennie Atchley, Toxas, answer­ never used on the side of the working They were on the verge of starvation.
ed*. 1. Too much comb and weight in a men. That is not what they are for. One child died and the father became
framo that size for me. I do not think They are not all to be nsed fighting In­ ill. When hardly convalescent he went
it would be as good. 2. Too deep for dians or watching foreign vessels either. to the river and jumped into it to take
easy manipulation. If I wore going to There have been times in the history his life, but he was rescued by a bcat-
change the Langstroth framo at all in of the world when the privileges of I man. An old acquaintance persuaded
depth, I would make it shallower rather the few created such terrible conditions Evington to go with him to prospect
than deeper. 3 and 4. No, for reasons for the masses that even the thoughtless for mines in Southern Oregon. He con­
stated above. 5. About seven inches luxuriant felt the social fabric tremble sented and they found a claim which
deep, ten frames to a hive, and with beneath him, and at such times they they sold for $15,000. His wife received
ray experience I would have a hive only have set some of their people to fighting a telegram from Dubuque, Iowa, say­
one story for either comb or extracted one another and amused the others with ing Evington’s brother had died, leav­
the spectacle, to make them forget. Per­ ing him $8,000 worth of property.
honey.
Dadant & Son write: We would nse haps this plan is to be tried again.
All the messengers employed by the
But I hope the working people of to­ I American Express company have been
ten frames, say 12 inches deep and of
Langstroth length. Our reasons aro that day will be wiser. If the boys of larger I furnished with rifles and revolvers to
the queen always lays eggs in a circle, growth will wear the badge of a base resist train robbers. Under new rules
ami she should bo ablo to lay as large servitude for the sake of the empty glory messengers are required, on coming in
an amount as possible without having there is in it, let us save the children at from a trip, to remove cartridges from
fo hunt For this reason a shallower least. Let us try to keep them individ­ their rifles and revolvers, examine the
frame is objectionable. Another point ualized, strong in personality and char­ weapons and shells and report their
ju favor of the deeper frame is in the acter, loving independence and a manly ! condition. The cartridges are not to
«seed of boney over tho brood nest in freedom, not mere units of an automatic be replaced until messengers start on
extreme cold weather, a3 the bees often collection, things that move and think their next runs, when the guns will be
starve when tho honey supply fails In large bodies and at the word of com­ loaded to protect money and valuables
abovo them. A rquc.ro frame woakl be mand. Or, if they must be drilled, let in their charge. The company advises
better than any other if it were not that ns not have them too grateful, let us not its men to become proficient in rifle and
it leaves too little room above for sur­ lose hold of their close sympathies and revolver practice and hints that in the
plus cases, which compels tiering up affoctieBS, Military discipline may be future prizes will be awarded to the
as useful on uw side as the other.
best marksmen.
Coo high.
I azzjs M. H olmes ,
At Bay Shore, L. L, a few evenings
Chicago.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
since, the husbands of a dozen of the
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can­
' most prominent women arrayed them-
The R ecord for job printing.
not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
seivss in feminine clothes and prepared
is a blood or constitutional disease, and in
Kidney.
an oyster supjjer for their wives. The
order to cure it you must take internal rem-
E. W. J oy C om fam y —Gentlemen: I have affair took place in tho Congregational
<edies. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
nally. and acts directly on the blood and suffered from kidney trouble for two or church and was given for its benefit. A r
maoous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is three years. I would have to get up in the
•not a quack medicine. It was prescribed i night to void my urine from- ten to fifteen 6tage had been erected upon which th6
riiy one of the best physicians in this country {times. My sleep was disturbed, and lfis cooks and waiters went through their
tor years, and is a regular prescription, ft ‘ came very thin and nervous. No appetite; amusing unties. The men wore all sorts
is composed of the best tonics known, com­ I bowels constipated. I have taken two bot- of waists, with large balloon sleeves,
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting ' ties and gained fifteen pounds. Sleep well.
directly on the mucous surfaces. The per ' Have to get up about three times during and skirts that were sadly in the way
feet combination of the two ingredients is I night, and am very much better in every of their legs. One man, while carrying
what produces such wonderful results in I respect. Will continue to take your Veg­ a lot of dishes, slipped and fell, kicking
curing 'Catarrh. Send 'for testimonials, etable Sarsaparilla, for believe it will en- up a wonderful mess. The affair was a
irelycureme. (Signed") *•
free.
success and the audience enjoyed it im­
Ma. E dward W. F rench ,
F. J. CHENEY <fc CO.. Props. Toledo,
Stockton (Cal.' mensely.
O. W4 by Pniggtats, prtw iic.
now in use is not in good condition and
the prospects of improving it do not
seem satisfactory. Fourth—The con­
tinuous washing down of sand has con­
siderably damaged the work done on
Grey town harbor. The condition of the
soil seems to be a great bar to success­
ful work. Fifth—Government control
of the canal is recommended and con­
gress is advised to make it a national
undertaking. The commission, while
it was not authorized to report on the
Panama canal, visited the isthmus and
the investigation was of great aid in
comparing the geographical advantages
of both places.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Chief Justice Hancock of Jamaica
died at Kiugston of blood poisoning.
It is reported that a compromise has
been arranged in the Manitoba paro­
chial school trouble.
Russia has placed an order with the
Carnegie Steel company of Pennsyl­
vania for a large amount of patent car­
bonized armor.
The census of the City of Mexico re­
veals 344,377 inhabitants and in the im­
mediate suburbs 146,735, making nearly
half a million.
The French cabinet has resigned as a
result of the government’s defeat in the
chamber of deputies during a debate on
the Southern railway scandal.
The Japanese government has decided
to punish Miura, its ex-minister to
Corea, for the part he took in the mur­
der of the queen of Corea.
Students in a Turkish military school
have been arrested on a charge of con­
spiring to start a revolution. They
confessed and detailed the plot.
The cholera epidemic of Honolulu is
now scarcely more than a memory.
The disease was conquered a month ago
»nd it has been a fortnight since the
last of the three scattering cases were
reported. The epidemic cost 66 lives
and about $65,000 in direct expendi­
ture. Probably $509,000 will be used
within the next 18 months for sew*er
construction and other sanitary im­
provements. A stream running through
the town is to have its course changed
and is to be confined within stone walls.
All quarantine has been raised. Trade
is active, travel is unrestricted, the
schools are open and there is no longer
a taboo on fish or other food.
A great combine has been formed at
San Francisco to control the lumber
trade of the Pacific Coast. All the large
dealers of that city are in the trust, but
without the co-operation of the mills of
the Northwest it would not be strong.
Dr. John Rose concocted a plan with
a man named Hoxey to kill Mrs. Rose
and her father at Mesa, A. T. Hoxey
informed Sheriff Orme of Maricopa
county of the proposition, and the offi­
cer laid a scheme to capture Rose while
attempting to commit the murders.
The sheriff and a deputy went to the
house and concealed themselves. Rose
broke into the dwelling and then the
sheriff ordered him to surrender. He
tried to draw a revolver, but was killed
by the officer before he could use it.
Rose had expected to inherit consider­
able property after his wife and father-
in-law had been killed.
Mrs. Mary Robertson Squire is in town,
LOOK OUT FOR BREAKERS AHEAD
when
pimples,
eruptions, boils,
* and like manifes­
tations of impure
blood appear. They
wouldn't appear if
your blood were
pure and your sys­
tem in the right
condition. They
show you what you
need—a good blood­
purifier; that’s what
you get when you
take Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. ,
It carries health
with it. AU Blood,
Skiff and Scalp Dls-
ease«, from a com­
mon Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst
Scrofula, are cured by it. It invigorate«
the liver and rouses every organ into
healthful action. In the most stubborn
forms of Skin Diseases, such as Salt­
rheum, Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas, Boils
and kindred ailments, and with Scrofula,
in every shape, and all blood-taints, no
matter from what cause arising, it is an
unequaled remedy.
SCROFULOUS ABSCESSES.
Mrs. B bli . r S wbbnby , of Z7af Top, Mtrctr
Co.. Iv. Va..
Va., writes
writes: • “ “About four years ago j
took scrofula, and did
everything that doctors
and others prescribed,
but only got worse.
Several abscesses formed
about my neck and
breast, disharging a
quantity of matter. I
got so weak I could
scarcely walk about the
house. I read all the
medical works I could
get hold of, and, among
the rest, read some of
your works. You de­
scribed my case, and
recommended
Doctor
Pierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery with his
M rs . S wbbxry .
‘ Pleasant Pellets.’ So
I procured some and commenced using them and
soon began to mend. In six months my sores
were all healed up. I am forty-five years old
and believe I am as stont as I ever was in my
life. X used about one dozen bottles of the
• Golden Medical Discovery ’ with the * Pel-
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1
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’s Clover Root, tne great Blood pun
Arthur G. Fletcher, a fi b commis­ i iiei Karl
Sheriff’s Sale
gives freshness and clearness to the
sion deputy, v. as fine I F 3 fo stealing I Coiuipexiou and cures Constipation, 25 eta.
50 cis. and $1 bolilbv E. A. bberwin.
grapes at San Bernardino.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
A tank steam *r for trai'Girrting oil
r for Jackson County.
Chu Gun. a Chinese saloon-keeper,
John M. Clemens. Plaintiff.)
will be p'ac d ’u service betv.-een Los and Irene Wilson, a mulatto girl, were
vs.
|
Angeles aud San Franc s ■ > within a married recently at Stockton.
Jos. S. Gill.C. H. Eggers. r
month.
H. P Briggs and H. H.
Edna Schmidt, aged 18, whose father
McCarthy. Defendants. J
The railroad rate war whi' h has I :>en is a millionaire at Chicago, eloped with
y virtue of an execution
operating on tho lines between Pasa­ a coachman who had been discharged
issued out of and under the Seal of
dena and Los Angeles lc ought far-s by her parent.
f-aid Court, to me directed, and delivered,
down to 20 cents for the ronnd trip.
d.-it»*d the 16th day of September. A D.,
Oliver de Gyarfas was sent to an in­
18! 5, upon a decree rendered by Said Court,
Directors of the Stockton insane asv- sane asylum at New York because he
400 to 412 K St.,
September 10th A. D., 1895. in favor of
lum are trying to find a fund of $11.5 0 wanted to prevent the Marlborough-
John .M. Clemens, the above t anted Plain­
which has accumulated from moneys Vanderbilt wedding.
tiff, and against the afore Said Defendants
taken from insane persons when ar­
for the Sunt of Six Hundred Eighteen and
The
Santa
Clara
Fruit
exchange
has
3.1-100 Dollars upon the several laborers
Largest
General
Retail
Hoose
on
Coast
rested.
lately been shipping two carloads of
Liens, Set out in the Complaint of th«
The salmon pack in Western Alaska dried fruit per day to the East. There
Wearing Apparel of all kinds fer mtn,
Plaintiff in tt e above entitled Case: and the
women,
and
children;
Dry
Goods,
Shoe«,
has decreased 15 per cent this yea’
m is a good demand for California fruit in
further Sum of Forty-Two and 50 100 Dol­
Hau, Millinery, Valises, Furniture, Carpets,
lars for preparing fifing and recording the
that of last season. In Souther. .nn the Eastern market, partly on account
Crockery, Notions, Stationery, Sliverwar«,
Said Laborers Liens, and One Hundred and
Toys, Household Supplies, etc.
Alaska and British Columbia the pack of the present lbw prices for even the
Eighty Five Dollars Attorney’s Fees in
is up to the average.
Said entitled action: total IM5.88 and in­
best product.
Catalogue Free.
Officers of the Illinois militia have
terest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per
A handsome illustrated catalogue
A mammoth bell is to be cast for St.
annum from the lOlh day of September,
about our goods and prices sent free to
been arrested for discharging firearms Francis de Saes church at Cincinnati.
any address Tens of thousands of cus­
1895. and also for the costs and disburse­
in the city limits of Chicago without a In ornamentation it will surpass all ex­
tomers find it profitable and satisfac­
ments to this date amounting to |15 00 and
tory to buy through this book.
permit. The offense was committed isting bells and will be the largest
for all accruing costs.
TERMS CASH.
when a sham battle was held by the swinging bell in the world. It will sup­
Commanding me to make Sale of the
following described property to-wit; Be­
Enclose money for goods with order, and if
militia.
plement a chime of 40 bells. The clap­
to be sent by mail allow for postage. Any
ginning at this Notice and running 750 feet
A big fire at Augusta. Ga.. destroye- per will weigh 640 pounds.
balance left over wil. be returned.
in an easterly diiection to East end center
44 houses which covered several bloc •
<<ake: thence 300 feet couth to S K corner
The grand jury at Peoria, Ill., has in­
If interested in any of the items be­
Make; thence 1500 feet west, to S W corner
Hundreds of people are homeless. Tlier. dicted Simon Schafer of Chicago, mem­
low, order promptly, giving item num­
slake; thence 300 feet North to West end
was a strong wind and the fire depart­ ber of the legislature, for offering to re­
ber.
center stake; thence300 feet North to N W
ment was unable to perform effective ceive a bribe. He introduced a bill to
37. Women’s Seal Plush Cape, high corner stake; thence 15*0 feet East to N K
work.
prohibit the feeding of slop to cattle. standing collar, Baltic seal trimming and corner stake; thence South 300 feet to East
The New Jersey state federation of There is evidence that he tried to get silk lining, and 24 inches deep. Bnst,32 end center stake, and all situated in Section
2, Tp 38 South, Range 3 West of Willamette
women’s clubs has refused at its session money from Peoria distillers to kill the to 42 inches. Price, $6.25.
Meridian, in Jackson county, Oregon, to­
to take any action in the case of Mrs. bill.
gether with the Stamp Mill, Engine and
38. New Style Double Breasted Jacket, fixtures thereto belonging, ana situate
Florence Maybrick, serving a life sen­
R. Van Bergen, a newspaperman of in navy blue or black; twilled cheviot,
and all known as the “Good Luck
tence in prison in England for the mur­ Tokio, Japan; has arrived at Tacoma. neatly finished with braid trimming. A thereon
Mine.” That the Said Laborers Liens be
der of her husband.
He says that when he left the Orient splendid winter varment, Sizes, 32 to 42 foreclosed and that tbe above described
property be sold as upon execution at law;
A company with a capital of $3 000.- both Russia and Japan were actively inches. Price, $5.00.
That the proceeds of said sale be applied to
000 is being formed at Cleveland. O., preparing tor war. Russia has 100,000
39. All-W’ool French Serge Drees the satisfaction ef the judgment, attorney's
for the purpose of purchasing 15,000 troops massed at Vladivostock, on the Goods; good weight, 36 inches wide, fees, costs and accruing costs in said action.
acres of the best sugar cane producing Pacific coast of Siberia, while Japan is black, navy, garnet, cardinal, brown,
Now, therefore, by virtue of said, judg­
land in the Hawaiian islands. The land purchasing naval equipment of all de­ green, tan and gray. Special value at 25c ment, order and decree, I have duly levied
upon and will ofler for sale at public auction
per yard.
is located 15 miles from Honolulu.
scriptions.
on
The striking garment workers of
Miss Hortense Ayres, a school teacher
40. Special Vaiue in Black Figured Saturday, November 30,1895,
of Seattle, punished children with a Rochester, N. Y., after a war of 10 Dress Goods at 39e yard.
at 2 o’clock, P. M. at the front door of tbe
piece of hose and she has been removed weeks, have decided to pack up their
41. Three Great Blanket Values. County Court House in Jacksonville, Ore­
from her position. She whipped a fl­ household effects and go to New York White blanket, full size, colored borders, gon, to the highest bidder for cash, accord­
year-old boy until he was covered with and Chicago, where places have been $3.48. Full size white wove blanket, for ing to the provisions of said decree, all of
the right, title, interest and estate of the
black and blue spots from his head to secured for the strikers. The employ­ amily use, $4 48. Wh>te California above named Defendants or either of them
ers, when they heard of this, did all in made blanket, extra heavy, $5 38.
his abdomen.
in and to the above described property.
Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, this 17th
A disquieting report is in circulation their power to stop the strikers from
42. Plain-Colored Eiderdown Flan­ day
of September, 1895.
nels, for wrappers and children’s coats,
in San Francisco that a large number departing, but without avail
8. PATTER8ON,
The motocycle or horseless carriage >n pink, sky blue, cardinal and cream.
of hydraulic miners propose to with­
Sheriff of Jackson County.
By A. S. B arnes , Deputy.
draw from the California Miners’ asso­ race from Chicago to Waukegan and Price, 30c per yard-
ciation and form an organization of return, a distance of about 100 miles,
43. Handsome Tapestry Table Covers,
their o,wn devoted exclusively to the will be contested on Nov. 2. There are about 50 inches square,fringed all around ;
hydraulic branch of the gold mining to be 40 starters in the novel race, and blue and terra cotta and olive. Special
it is expected that several motocycles value, 88c.
industry.
44. Imported Floor Matting in fancy House Raising
H. C. Sloan* of West Superior, Wis., will cover the distance in less than six
representative from Douglas county in hours. Several motocycles from Ger­ mixed colorings; all neat patterns; 36
the last legislature, declares in an in­ many and France are entered in the nches wide. Excellent value in rolls of
S
and Moving.
40 yards for $4.00, or 10c per yard.
terview that the people of that county race.
Gove nor Budd has appointed Will­
All work entrusted to niy care done
desire the formation of a new state out
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
of portions of Minnesota, Michigan and iam T. vv... of Santa Cruz as lieuten­
the times, bee the undersigned be­
Wisconsin. He says they consider this ant governor to fill the vacancy caused
fore letting contracts and save
money.
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
a better plan than the annexation of by the death of Lieutenant Governor
Millard. Senator Thomas Flint of San
Douglas county, Wis., to Minnesota.
Oak
Street, Ashland.
p ALLEN
No. 111.
Patrick Callahan of New York made Benito county, president of the senate,
a jump from the highest point of the thinks that he is bow lieutenant gov­
Poughkeepsie bridge into the Hudson ernor, according to the constitution.
river, a distance of 212 feet, aud died The matter will probably be tested in
from the effects of injuries. He had court.
once successfully jumped from Brook­
Four Big Snccesses.
lyn bridge. There was no wager on his
Having the needed merit to more than
The Well Known and Always Popular Hotel of Ashland.
last jump and Callahan’s only object make good all the advertising claimed for
was to gain notoriety.
them, the following four remedies have
reached a phenomenal sa.e. Dr. King’s
IN NEW HAND^s^»
Mr. J. K. Fowler, secretary and treasurer New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs,
American and ...
of tbe Corinne Mill.Uanal and >tock Co..ot md Colds, each bottle guaranteed—Electric
Corinne, Utab.inspeakingof Chamberlain’s Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
European Plan
Cough Remedy says: “I consider it the snd Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in tbe market. I have used many best in the world, and Dr, King’s New Life
+
Rates: $1.00 and
+
+ +
kinds but find Chamberlain’s the most Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these Substantial Brick Building.
’. .*. Centrally Located.___ 4-
$1.50 Per Day
prompt and effectual in giving relief, and remedies are guaranteed to do just what is
now keep BO other in my house.” When claimed for them and the dealer whose name
troubled with a cough or cold give this rem­ is attached herewith will be glad to tell you
edy a trial and we assure you that you will more of them. Sold at E. A. SarawiK’s.
tee more than pleased with the result. For
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY IN CONNECTION WITH HOTFL.s*"^^*^^
•ale by E. A. S hkbwin .
Another sensation has been caused in
•«AdliUJ*"
*•££ BUS TO AND FROM ALL PASSENGER TRAIN
Eighteen distilleries and the office the Durrant case at San Francisco. It
building of the old whisky trust have is a story aimed to prove the prisoner
been purchased by the American Spirits an innocent victim. A man named ONCY
IÎMPLOYEO
XX’HITK
Manufacturing company for $3,800,00u. George Reynolds wrote a letter to Cor­
Captain George J. Ainsworth, the oner Hawkins saying he proposed to
well-known capitalist of Oakland, diet, commit suicide. It contained an ac-
recently at Portland, Or. He had beet :ount of the alleged movements of Dur­
ant which would be of great advan­
ill for some time.
tage
to him if he could prove what is
Chauncey M. Depew, president of th«
New York Central railroad, denies tha stated in the letter.
James S. Rhodes, a dealer in second-
the Vanderbilts are endeavoring to st-
t IVTT
XU. OKLCGOX.
cure control of the Union Pacific line land goods at Topeka, Kan., bought an
The Largest and Most Complete Display erer made of the Resources, Industries
The bean crop of Santa Barbara am >ld stove from Robert Giles, a civil en­
Commerce, Business, Agriculture, Forests, Mines, Fruit, Fisheries, Manu­
Ventura counties is estimated at 2,0t gineer. In cleaning the stove Rhodes
bund $1 ,000 in greenbacks hidden in it.
factures, and Transportation Facilities of tbe Great Pacific Northwest.
carloads this year.
He reported the find to Giles, who said
Fine Music. Special Attractions Every Day.
Reduced Rates
that while he did not know how the
on all Transportation Lines,
money got there, he had been unable to
find some money which he was sure his
ADMISSION
•’hen Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
wife had when she died two months
For Exhibit Space apply at the
ago and which he supposes she had hid­ Single Admission............................ 25c
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Children
Under
12
Years,
.
.
lOc
den
in
the
stove.
E position Building to
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
Season
Tickets
............................
$3
OO
For the first time in 80 years some of
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
the peaks of the Olympic mountain
K. C. MASTEN. Secretary.
U. H. HUNT, Superintendent.
range in Washington are in volcanic
eruption, and in one section large vol­
umes of fire and lava have been thrown 0. K. KLUM.
C. B. CRISLER wiMiAxrox.
d . ». eeo*
David Shirpser, postmaster and store­ cut. Two mountaineers report that the
keeper at Savanna, Cal., was killed in . ■sight of the volcanoes at night was one
peculiar accident at night. He was ii >f grandeur, accompanied by heat so
Ashland, Oregon.
front of his store and attempted to g< ntense as to scorch vegetation for con­
around a wagon. In his haste he did siderable distance around.
Ashland, Oregon.
City Passenger
not see a projecting post and it struck
Hundreds of Chinese from Boston and
KLUM & CHISLER, Prop.’«
and Truck Transfer
his chin. The blow was of such force Chicago have started for China. It is
as to break his neck.
relieved that the Chinese government
-----All kinds or freight, baggage
t-t. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Harry Hayward, the condemned Min­ has missionaries at work in this coun-
household good«, etc., transfer-
ed with promptness and safety.
neapolis murderer, has issued a state­ ry who are either appealing to the
BEEF
Hauling un a large scale con­
ment explaining the recently exposed patriotism or to the pockets of Mongo-
tracted for....................... .... . •
PORK
plot to break jail. He admits there was ians who have saved money to return
such a plat and describes it in detail, o China for military service or politi­
MUTTON
WOOD FOR S-A.LJD
but claims that the whole thing was en­ cal purposes. The Chinese who left re­
------ ICB IK SZASON-------
BACON and
gineered by Deputy Sheriff Kierce for fused to give reasons for their depart-
Will
handle
ice in Ashland during the
LARD
the purpose of making money and re­ jre. A prominent Chinese of Chicago
summer season. Delivered at your door
ceiving the favor of the authorities.
says that many more of his countrymen
every morning.
will
soon
follow.
Hugh Shepard, aged 21, has been sen­
Passeugers delivered to any part of
the city.
tenced to serve two years in the state
Freshest
Honest work and legitimate charges. 1
prison of Connecticut for horse steal­
and—
isk
for a fair share of your patronage.
ing. He has figured in four elopements Satiisfaction
guaranteed. No charge for Best Meats in Market.
with young girls. On one occasion he examination. Dr. Barr, the dentist, I. O,
did not have the money to pay the min­ O. F. building.
ister for a marriage service, so he took
up a collection in a saloon to get the
give us a trial
Medford, oregos,
cash.
M AN UF ACTU
Attention has been attracted to the
Ensenada (Lower California) robbery­ Causes Glands of tho Neck tc
case by news of the severe sentence im­
Swell Up
posed upon Seymour Jackson, the young
Of all kinds at shop at Phoenix.
English cashier of Godbe & Co.’s bank. This Trouble and a Case of Rheu*
Jackson was charged with taking $3,0oo
matlsm Cured by Hood's.
in gold from the vaults on the night oi
NEXT DOOR TO P. O.
Call at
“
0.
1.
Hood & Co., Lowell, Maas.:
March 20. He jwas sentenced to serve
“ Dear Sin: A little over a year ago ]
six years and nine months in prison ano
had a swelling come on the aide of my
to pay a fine of $1,071 or to serve 10«
neck.
X was in very poor health generally
OPPOSITE CLARENDON HOTEL
days additional.
and
doctored
two
Leander F. Martin murdered City-
-----and see our goods.-----
months with th«
Marshal Shultz of Tiffin, O., and a moo
family physician ALL § KINDS § OF § RE-
tried to take him from jail and lynch
IV ^’e will give yon a bargain.
who said my com­
him. The sheriff and his deputies re­
plaint
was
a
billotu
PAIRING § DONE.
sisted the attack on the jail and kille<
attack. Hla treat,
two members of the mob. There is
meat failed to help
prospect of more trouble on account of
GOOD line of new goods sold reason­
me so I determined
the killing of the men. Martin has been
able. Work guaranteed, and our
prices will suit the customer.
to try Hood’s Sar-
taken to another county for safety.
; saparilla. To my
Governor McKinley has ordered out the
great Joy, the swel-
militia to preserve order.
ling
on the side oi
Mrs. Nellie Jones was found near the
my
neck disap­
depot at Lodi a few days ago suffering
peared. I was ben-
from strychnine poisoning. Physicians
Mr«, tv. r . Maiiernee eflted for my othel
attended her and she will recover. Her
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Meadow, Wash.
ailments. After
husband died three months ago at San
-GO TO—
HARDWARE,
Francisco. She came to Stockton by taking three bottles of the medicine,I havl
not
had
a
sick
day
since.
I
for
one,
rec
­
steamer and tried to kill herself. The
STOVES and
ladies of the W. C. T. U. took her in ommend Hood’s Sanaparilla to the affile-
charge. A month ago she walked to
TINWARE.
Tracy and was returned to Stockton.
Her last walking trip was to Lodi. She ted, knowing what it has don» for me in
had attempted suicide on different oc­ the past. My husband was afflicted with
casions.
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*
•»<*
■ «I »
rheumatism and had that tired feeling.
He took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found it
F
ALL
KINDS
and
GRADES
A Michigan merchant has evolved a
_>ZTeed Stable.
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder. Caps
novel advertising scheme, but is in
Just the Medicine Needed.
aud Fuse. A fine liue of Electric Cutlejy,
doubt as to his right to use it. The We believe it will do all that is claimed for
and a large and complete stock of Fishing
Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of
plan is to stick a round plaster on the It, if given a fair trial. Both of us have Gold Hill, Oregon
all kidds done on snort notice. All work
back of a silver dollar setting forth in used Hood’s Vegetable Pills and are well
guaranteed.
catchy language something to this ef­ pleased with ther’..” M bs . W. R.MAL-
fect! “Send or bring me back to the lernee , Meadow, Washington.
For Fine Rigs and ff^-Tin Shop in connection.
Teams.
Horses
Boarded
one night: First-class goods, and prices as low as the
store of-------- where I’m worth $1.05.
N. B. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
;
1
lowest.
Hay 25 cents; grain 25 cents.
Fine bay and grain on hand and for
Joy’s for the Jaded.
TRY US!
Iiubin&.(9
B
Sacramento, Cal.
Contracting & Building
Weinstock, Lubin & Co.
ASHLAND HOUSE
WM. P. PARSONS. PROP
EXPOSITION
CENTRAL MARKET
FOX & GOOD,
WEEK BROS,
:
Scrofula in the Blood
FURNITURE
Furniture Store
CENTRAL POINT, OR
A
D. H. MILLER
MEDÍ0BD, OR
Hood’s^ Cures j. w. COX’S
Builder’s Material
O
D, H- MILLER