VALLEY RECORD.' Ingersoll on the People's Church. Will Make Them Pay for Water. Peoples Party State Convention. The San Diego Land and Town com • Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll made a The People’s Party State Convention startling announcement in a recent iec- puny, owner of the great Sweetwater ¡8 hereby called to meet at Salem, Oregon irrigation system, has taken heroic tme at Kalamazoo, Mich, lie sp >ke < f i on Saturday Feb. 22, 1896, at tbe hour of The People’s Paper. the People’s church of that pi; cc and ' methods to secure the payment of its 11 o’clock a. m. Basis of representation said: “It is tlie grandest tiling L. your new irrigation rate of $7 per acre a is one delegate for each county at large ASHLAND. Or......Thursday, Jan. IS, 1896. state, if not in the whole Unite i states. ' year. Suit was begun against all con- aud one delegate for each one hundred If there was a similar church near iuy , m.mers cutside of National City who vote» or major fraction thereof, polled for Our Gold and Silver Product. home I would join it, if its members have not accepted the new rate, asking the People’s Party candidate for gov­ in 1894. R. E. Preston, director of the mint, | would permit me. ” When Ingersoll ( the court for a decree that the $7 rate ernor This convention is called for the pur­ has receive I an approximate estimate arrived in Kalamazoo he was taken to ' is reasonable and that the company has pose of nominating one candidate for ‘ authority to impose the rate; also pray- visit the People ’ s church. It is institu ­ of the gold and silver product of the supreme judge, four presidential electors. United Stales in 1895 from the mint of­ tional in plan and is built more like a 1 ing for an injunction restraining the Tbe election of delegates to the People’« consumers from beginning suit to con- ficers and other agents employed to col­ home than an ordinary church. Inger­ Party National Convention and the lect these statistics. Thu value of the soll was conducted through the various | test the charge. To back up its suit election of a State Executive committee gold and the number of fine ounces of departments and was more than pleased ' mid to bring consumers to a realizing of five ; Congressional and other district silver produced by the several states while at the church, but nobody sup­ sense of tlielr condition, tlie company nominations will be made at the same and territories is estimated to have been posed that he would mention it in his shut off the water at Sweetwater dam, time and place, as provided by law ; and | leaving 4,000 acres of cultivated land, such other business as may rightfully $52,614,000 iu gold and $51,500,000 in lecture. before said convention. silver. The director of the mint Is of An Englishman Wants to Arbitrate. most of it in lemon and orange groves, come No proxies will be allowed unless the without a drop of water. National City the opinion that the estimates of the person holding tbe proxy is a citizen of Henry Norman, special^ correspond ­ ' is included in the system and its in ­ gold product of Oregon and that of the county to ba represented. Montana aud South Dakota are excess­ ent of the London Chronicle, who was habitants are without water except W. H. SPAUGH, »ent to Washington to write on the such as may be found in wells. ive, and that when the final figures are Chairman State Central Com. compiled the production of gold by th« Venezuelan controversy, has returned Harrisburg, Oregon, Jan. 14,1896. Confessed A Murder. mines of the United States in 1895 will to England. While at our capital lie John XkGougli, a pal of “ Bat ” Shea, I ms found to have been from $46,000,000 sent reliable and truthful statements of who was to have been electrocuted nt The popularity of Chamberlain's Cough to $47,000,000 and the silver product the feeling in this country in regard to Danneniora prison for the murder of Remedy and the high esteem in which it is the Monroe doctrine, and he told the held leads us to believe it to be an article of about 46.000,000 fine ounces. .. ............... ............. .. ................. 1 English people lhat arbitration was the Robert Ross in the election riot at Troy, great worth and merit. We have the pleas­ of giving the experience of three promi only way to settle the dispute. His last N. Y., on March 6, 189-1, has confessed ure Germany’s Backers. that it was not Shea who shot Ross, but nent citizens of Redondo Beach, Cal.,in the letter to the Chronicle contained these of the remedy. Mr. A. V. Trudell says: A dispatcl} from Berlin says Russia’s that he did it himself. Governor Mor­ use I have always received prompt relief when co-operation with Germany in the words: “Tlie sentiment for arbitration ton has decided to respite Shea until “ I used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedv.” Transvaal matter against Great Britain is a bail which, once set rolling among Feb. 4. Shea's counsel will move for a Mr. Janies Orchard says: “1 am satisfied a civilized people, cannot be stopped. I has been assured and that France will that Chamberlain’s Cough remedy cured new trial. ______________ . my cold.” Mr. J. M. Hatcher says: “For act with RtiM’.a. This tends to confirm take it for granted that in tome man­ A Few Days Use three years I have used Chamberlain’s the report of an anti-British alliance ner arbitration in the Venezuelan dis- of Pineola Balsam and the danger is past. Cough Remedy in my family and its re­ and that ths action of Emperor Will­ pute is now certain. ” It is tbe right thing for coughs. Better sults have always been satisfactory.’ E. A, than any home mixtures. Better than S herwin . iam toward the South African republic Big Mining Excitement. any other medicine whatever for that was a thoroughly weighed step. The Who Pays the $20.000. Intense cxcit-m ut is prevalent al cough—that tearing, sleep-killing, anxiety chances of war between Great Britain breeding, dangerous cough. Ely’s Pineola 1 lie superior court of ban 1« rancisco Boulder, C- lu , over the new gold fit-klsz and Germany are looked upon as re­ Balsam cures sorethroat, and is quick and will decide whether the Crocker Wool­ situaied lietween South Boulder crerk sure in all bronchial affections. It will re ­ mote, however. and Magmdim There are rumors of lieve the cough at once. It makes breath­ worth bunk or the Nevada bank will Navy Going to Armenia. riches being unc vered by prospectors ing much easier and tbe spasms less severe have to stand the loss of $20,000 secured There is no longer uuy uu.iiai that tl.e in holes not five feet deep. The strike in cases of asthma. Price 25 cents. by Dean, the forger, 011 a forged dlaft. big armored cruiser New York and is alleged to be worth $100,000 and an Colorado’s gold output last year ag­ Dean deposited the draft in the Nevada probably two other vessels in Admiral offer of this amount is said to have bank, where he hud an account. . TJie gregated $17,000,000. Bunce’s squadron, if not the entire fleet been made and refused. draft was drawn on the Crocker-Wool­ Nebraska Prohibitionists will hold a worth bank and they paid it through now lying in readiness at ^Hampton state convention on Feb. 11. Roads, have been ordered to be in read­ Lively as a Cricket. the clearing house. Alameda (Cal.) Masons will organize iness for a voyage across the ocean, in Although in the first instance as sluggish Geo, W. Jenkins, editor of the Santa case the Turkish government does not as a tortoise, the kidnevs become as lively a commandery of Knights Templar. Maria “Times,” Cal., in speaking of the as a cricket when a healthful impulse is promptly acquiesce in Minister Tyrrell's Charles W. Smith has been appointed various oilmen’s of children said: "When to them with Hostetter’s Stomach peremptory demands for immediate and given Bitters, a promoter of ac’.ivitv in these or­ .rcc. iver of the Atlantic and Pacific rail­ my children have croup there is only one patent medicine that I ever use, and that is full reparation for the destruction of gans which counteracts a tendency to their rm a1. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It posses­ American property and injuries to lethargy and disease Inaction of the kid­ Miss II eu Culon has executed a deed ses some medical properties that relieve the American citizens by Turkish subjects. neys, it should be remembered, is the first g.Mii.g prop-Tty valued at $1,000,000 to little sufferers immediately. It is, in my stage of those dangerous renal maladies opinion, the best cough medicine in the against which the resources of medical sci i the Un versify of Chicago. Tacoma and Her Debts. market.” If this remedy it freely given as ence are too often exhausted in vain. Peril Ti e sugar trust has declared a divi ­ The supreme court of Washington is forestalled by the Bitters, which averts soon as the croupy cough appears it will has issued a restraining order prevent­ Bright’s disease, diabetes, dropsy, gravel dend of 12 per cent on common stock prevent the attack. It is also an ideal rem­ edy for whooping cough. There is no ing the superior judge, auditor, clerk and the trouble arising from a weak bladder. and 7 p r cent on preferred stock. danger in giving it to children, as it con­ Equally efficacious is it in checking and The report lhat the famous Independ ­ and sheriff of Pierce county from call­ tains nothing injurious. For sale by E. A. eradicating malarial.bilious and nervousail- ing a jury to try criminal cases now on ments, dyspepsia, constipation and rheum­ ence mine at Victor, Colo., owned by S herwin , the docket at Tacoma. The reason is atism. Appetite and sleep are improved W. S. Stratton, was for sale has been that the ccuuty being lieyond the legal and convalescence hastened by its beneficent denied. Mayor Collins of Vancouver,-B. C.. lias been re-elected. debt limit new obligations cannot be action. Either when health is slightly or Ex-Superintendent of Police Byrnes seriously impaired, the value of this restor­ created. It may result in a general jail ative William Evans, a pioneer contractor preventive medicine is speedily made of New York city has returned from delivery, as the state law says that pris manifest, Europ? in a very precarious condition ®f Situ Luis Obi-po, died recently. oners must be triod within 60 days of of hcaitlL Salm.iu are running at Santa Cruz the filing of the information against A German Colony. Oliie Lake, who secured a divorce and fishermen are preparing for the them. M. Joso of New York negotiating from James J. Corbett, was married re­ »port. for the purchase of 1,2.0 acres near cently to Frederick L. M. Masury, a A rich gold ledge lias Iwen located at Ben Lomo..d, Santa Cruz county, tv New York millionaire. Jackson, Cal., and much excitement N. Y. Parkhursting in Dakota. colonize it with 2'10 German and Swed ­ has resulted. At Grand Junction, Colo., Byron S. Dr*. Parkhurst aud Butler, the emi­ The grand consistory, Scottish Rite nent New York ministers, have written ish families. The land is to be divided Barthalf was sentenced to Go days’ im­ to South Dakota clergymen protesting into 10-acre tracts and dt voted to fruit prisonment for having illegally in his Masons, met in San Francisco last week and elected officers. against the pnqioseJ bull fight in Now­ growing. Jose’s firm, J. E Ward & possession a ton of venison. Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Foster Lack of rain has made the farmers of lin cum ' . A dispatch from Deadwood Co. of New York, has already located having suited that the bull fight was to colonies in Texas, I lorida and Dakota. declares that General Harrison would Southern California very anxious about lie given for the purpose of obtaining Fifty families are ready to leave South not accept the Republican ¡.residential next season’s crops. funds to build a church, letters of pro­ Dakota to colonize in Santa Cruz county nomination if it were offered him. Charles Goodfellow, a Fresno con­ test are pouring in from the clergy when the land is secured. A coroner’s jury in St. Louis found a tractor. has absconded, leaving Lis em­ throughout the East. For Contempt of Court. verdict that the explosion on Jan. 2, ployes unpaiiL James ixn..ix.;g ua, an u.ii and rj- causing heavy loss of life and property, The First National bank of Fresno Navajo Indians Get Ugly, qKctcd ciuze.i of has l.-e u was due to insufficient help being em­ has agreed to take $25,000 of President Intelligence of an uprising of Navajo arrested lor c.mtc.upt oi coart. lie had ployed. _______________ Cleveland’s proposed bonds. Indians near Flagstaff, A. T., is re­ met two jurym.-n who are trying a man A Fatal Shooting Scrape, May 11 has been set as the date for ported by a cowboy, who said the In­ uamed Woodrough for resisting an offi­ the assembling of the state supervisors' Patrick Galvin, supposed to be par ­ dians had revolted against the whites, cer, and spoke to them concerning the convention to be held at S in Jose. and that a band of 25 redskins had a case. His remarks about convicting the tially’ insane, began to shoot his neigh­ J. M. Johnson, road overseer of Vic­ bors at Indianapolis on a recent after ­ party of cowboys cornered at a trading man were jokingly made, but he was tor, Sail Bernardino county, has been noon. His first bullet fatally injured jiost 45 miles east of Flagstaff. He be­ put under $500 bonds. indicted fur swearing to excessive bills Samuel Paul. He next shot Mrs. W. lieved if assistance was not sent the against the county. V B. Murphy, perhaps fatally. Her hus ­ Lumber Business Reviving. whites would be massacred. Sheriff Colusa, Cal., is considering the advis­ band then shot and killed Galvin. The The lcvivai iu tie ¡umber bu-iuess of Cameron at once organized a posse and families quarreled a year ago and the ability of issuing bonds to btiild water Puget Sound, which Las been on dur ­ left Flagstaff for the scene of the diffi­ sudden renewal of the quarrel is sup ­ works. The proposition also includes ing the piust 15 mouths, steadily iucre.is- culty. j______________ ing during that time as a result of the posed to have driven Galvin into a an electric li^nt p’iiRt. Deputy Constable Bigelow of Madera, A free coinage bill has been intro­ opening up of the South African coun­ frenzy. Murphy was exonerated by a Cal., was held up by a prisoner whom duced in the Semite. try, is seriously threatened on account coroner’s jury. he was taking to jail, aud who seized Hon. Rufus W. Peckham of New of the Transvaal trouble. Millions of Consumption Can be Cured bis pistol and made him ge-t cut of the York has taken his seat on the b nch of feet of lumber have been shipped from by the use of Shiloh’s Cure. This great vehicle anti walk. Pug. t Sound to Delegoa Bay during the the United States supreme court. Cough Cure ¡9 the only known remedy for The treasurer of Sonoma county has terrible disease. For sale by T. K. - Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle has past year and there lias been a steady that withdrawn from deposit in the banks issued a call for bids for a new bond is­ increase in the shipments each month. Bolton. all county funds iu his keeping. Suit sue of $10.1,000,000. Bids will be re­ John Hays Hammond, the Californian ) One result of the Cuban war will be a was brought Ly the district attorney to ceived till Feb. 5. The bonds will be of compel this action. small denominations and it is hoped the mining engine r who has become fam­ J scarcity of Havana tobacco this year. ous iu South Africa, is under arrest at A Tacoma firm has recoived an order Five of the crew of the steamer American people will buy them all. Johannesburg c-u a charge of high from England for a carload of doors. Stratlinevis who left the disabled ship The Belle Nelson Distilling company and sought refuge on Destruction During 18'J> »he tuperintemlents a:.i treason. He was a member of the re­ missionaries of the Congregational S in form committee which caused the re­ of Louisville, Ky., has made an assign­ island have been brought to Seattle on day school and Publishing society or­ volt against tbe Boers. He is the only ment. the lighthouse tender Columbine. ganized about 530 schools—70 schools American involved in the affair. Peter Maher has gone into training at The steamer Miowera, which was Tiflrrr rr-_ ma in. Oregon, nearly GO in California, ;i; El Paso, Tex., for his fight with Fitz­ supposed to have been lost off the coast The Popnlist convention of Louisiana simmons. about 40 in Washington and 12 in of Washington while towing the dis­ Idaho. The society gives aid to over has nominated A. A. Booth for gov­ Ex-Governor Marshall of Minnesota abled ship Strathnevis in a fierce gale, 1,600 schools without which they could ernor, Pharr for lieutenant governor, iliod at Pasadena recently. He came is safe. The vessel was spoken in the L. L Southon for attorney general, M. to California two years ago in search of South Pacific aud is bound for Aus­ not be kept open. C. Land for secretary of state, Pickett health. tralia. _______________ J. Urlauns, one of the wealthiest for treasurer, J. Kliupetor for auditor, J. L. Fulkerson is in trouble at Los Knights of the Maccabees. citizens of Monterey, Cal., lias been ar­ Dr. Cook for superintendent of educa­ The State Commander writes us from retted on a charge of violating the in­ tion, thus ignoring the candidates se­ . Angeles for illegal use of the mails. He Lincoln, Neb., as follows: “After trying ternal revenue laws. He is a grocer lecteel by the Republican conference is a concocter of bogus endowment other medicines for what seemed to be a schemes. and liquor and cigar merchant. Ur- committee. very obstinate cough in our two children banus is alleged to have put cheap Nathan Stricklan, a war veteran, died we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and at end of two days the cough entirely left cigars into boxes that originally con­ The suit of the Southern Pacific to re­ at San Jose from alcoholism. He re­ the We will not be without it hereafter, tained a higher grade of goods. These strain the California railroad commis­ ceived a back pension and drank him- them. as our experience proves that it cures where cheap cigars he sold under the names sion from reducing rates is now being ■ self to death. all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. W. State Com.—Why not give this great of the first-class brands on the boxes. argued before the circuit court at San I Arthur Sheldon and Maude Winn of Stevns, medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed and Francisco. Los Angeles eloped and were married. United States District Attorney Mac- trial bottles are free at E. A. B hrswin ’ s The Groom-creek group of gold mines Maude’s mother had arranged for her Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and l.oO. farlane has filed a bill of complaint in the federal circuit court in New York 16 miles from Prescott, A. T., have [ marry another fellow. Five boys were arrested at Portland Chief Justice Snodgrass of the Ten- against 32 railroad companies, forming been sold to Chicago capitalists. There for attempting to blow up the Failing is enough ore in sight to keep the mines I ne: see supreme court has been indicted the Joint Traffic association. Macfar- fur shooting Lawyer John R. Bi-asiey, school with dynamite. They robbed a lane also gave notice that he would going for 18 months. powder magazine anl put cartridges move for an injunction restraining the John Brown’s farm in Essex county, who is slowly recovering. association from operating under the N. Y., has been turned over to the state President David Starr Jordan of Stan­ under the school. Two of the buys recent agreement. for a public park. An association pur­ ford university has "been elected presi- have been 6ent to the reform school. Mayors Sutro of San Francisco, Davie chased tlie farm in 1878. Jului Brown’s id nt of the California Academy of of Oakland, Boggs of Stockton and Sciences at San Francisco. bodj’ is buried there. Hubbard of Sacramento have sent out The squabbles in connection with the First Lieutenant Smith of the Ninth a call for a state convention to meet at cavalry, stationed at Fort Robinson, Northern Pacific receivership are ended When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. San Francisco next Saturday to protest Neb., fearing court-martial for dishon­ aud the affairs of the railroad company When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. against tlie passage of a Pacific railroad esty, put a lullet through his heart. are in a fair way toward settlcmcut. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. He left a widow and a large family. The New York court of appeals has refunding bill by congress. Jules Philliiipo, an intelligent Armp- When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. Mary F. Welch, who was probably decided that a doctor shall not lie al­ living at Seattle, received a letter the oldest person in Chicago, died the lowed to disclose any information he nian from his mother informing him that other day, aged 1C5 years. She was acquired while attending a patient in a his brother and brother-in-law were professional capacity. born in Ireland aud could clearly re­ murdered by Turks. Phillippo has dis­ G. W. Hoffman, an electrician, was appeared and it is believed he has com­ A Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul member tlie home rule uprising in 1798. A movement has been started among instantly killed at San Jose while at­ mitted suicide. train crashed into a funeral procession at Pauline street, Chicago, injuring five prominent Americans and Britons in tending to his duties at the electric J. C. Perry, a blind student at Ber­ persons. One of the carriage drivers London to bring about the formation light works. In some manner he re­ keley, recently rude to San Jose on a was thrown 50 feet. None of the in­ of a permanent court of arbitration to ceived a current of 2,500 volts. bicyele and met with no -mishaps. He settle disputes between the two nations, E.lwin Fields, who ones owned a was accc«apanied by a friend who took jured will die. \\ iiliam H. Gardner, fireman of the as proposed by Justice Harlan in 1893. large portion of the city of Tombstone, the lead and Perry was guided by the The Fresno county board of supervis­ A. T., aud a mine worth $500,000, is in sound of the little bell on his friend’s railroad yard at Oakland, was crushed to death while coupling cars. His foot ors is taking steps to collect $6,490 fiom the poorhouse at Chicago. He was wheel. caught in a 1 rog and he couid not get the Fresno Canal and Irrigation com­ known as the “Duke of Tombstone.” Harry Gardner, Joseph Middlemass Mrs. S. S. Ma’ato, who as Miss Nina and Patrick Welsh, the three young loose. ¡Several truinmeu 6aw the acci­ pany on account of the bridges over the dent, but they were jiowerless to help canals, which it is claimed the com­ Van Z andt achieved world-wide notori­ men arrested on suspicion of being the pany is required to build and keep in ety nine years ago by her marriage to robbers who held up* a street car near him. August Spit s, one of the anarchists exe­ the Ingleside race track at San Fran­ Willie King and Albino Romano, repair, but it has not done so. A company of Eastern capitalists, cuted at Chicago for murdering police­ cisco, have been released. They estab­ aged 7 and 8 years respectively, are in jail at ban Francisco for burglary. of whom Jesse Grant of San Diego, a men in a riot, is to become a lecturer lished a satisfactory alibi. Sev’eral contractors who did grading They were caught in a commission son of General Graut, is a member, has soon. A big landslide, covering the rail­ for the Valley railroad at Stockton store ly the proprietor. Every drawer been making surveys near the head­ in the place had l-een ransacked. The waters of Kings river for the purpose road track six feet deep fur a distance have sued the company for $2,200. They of utilizing the water power to supply of 100 feet, occurred on the Southern claim that their estimates and prices boys w ¡11 be seat to a reform school. Kraut Denison of Rockford, Wash., electricity to Reedley, Sanger and Pacific at Roberts Hill, Or. A large were based on the figures of the com­ fissure in the mountain side 40 feet pany’s engineers aud that they were zetarued homo unexpectedly and found Fresno. above the track is liablo to give way obliged to do more excavating than his wife an I Patrick Hickey together. is more Catarrh in this section of and cause tiouble. they figured on. The husband went for his shotgun and the There country than all other diseases put to­ Two children of George M. Pullman Hickey escaped. Denison killed his gether. and until the last few years was Jeiry Driscoll, a poolseller, has been wife and was pursuing her paramour supposed to lie incurable. For a great are soon to be married. Miss Florence, convicted at San Francisco and sen­ many years doctors pronounced it a local his youngest daughter, will wed Frank tenced to pay a fine of $200. Several when her wa; .Hurraed and arrested. disease, and prescribed local remedies, and George Miles, a fireman, went into by constantly failing to cure with local O. Lowden, a young Chicago attorney. other poolroom-keepers are under ar­ the basement of a building at Chicago treatment, pronounced it incurable. 8ci George Pullman, Jr., is engaged to rest. Driscoll will appeal and if the has proven Catarrh to be a constitu­ Miss Felicite Oglesby, daughter of th« lower court is sustained the others will with a lighted torch to look for a leak ence tional disease and therefore requires con­ plead guilty and close up the places. in the gas pijM. As lie entered the door stitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, second war governor of Illinois. an explosion look place which shook the manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co , To­ From Now Until Spring Thos. Landrum, nephew of J. L. Ma­ entire building violently. Miles was ledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure the market. is taken internally in Overcoats and winter wraps will be in han of Ashland, and employed on a rail­ thrown about 2U feet and badly burned. on doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It fashion. They can be discarded, tempor­ road carpenter crew was drowned in acts directly on the blood and muscous sur­ arily, while traveling in the steam heated Sacramento river this week. of the system, They oiler one hun­ trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. ROYAL Baking Powder. faces Geo. Kurtz of Portland has opened a dred dollars for any case it fails to cure, Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for ¡send for circulars and testimonials. Ad­ speed and for safety, no other line can cigar factory in Medford and is manu­ Highest of all io leavening dress. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo,O. with this great railway of th« facturing 5 and 10 cent cigars for tbe Strength.-v. s. Quvtmamt R«p«rt* ¿•“Sold by Druggists, 75c. trad». The World's War Cloud. A Neya l ported to have made a proposition to Bollin of Omalia, amounts to $115,000. Russia which concedes Armenia to th« Seventeen students in the Des Moines czar if he will enter an agreement to (la.) Medical college have been arrested fight Germany. for Lodv snatching. Great Britain is seriously and stead­ Policeman Andrews of Oakland shot ily preparing for war on a very large scale, at sea and on land, against Ger­ Ton Lamb, nil ex-convict, while the many, or against Germany, France and man was attempting to escape from Russia, should they combine against custody. Lamb's wound may prove her. Emperor William threw down the fatal. Samuel Thompson, one of the aged gauntlet; it was promptly picked up wretches in prison at San Francisco on and energetic steps were immediately taken by the British government to (¡¡urges of debauching little girls, at­ back up this action by a most imposing tempted to hang himself in bis cell. He is insane. display of sea power. The Central hotel and half a block of Under these circumstances it is al­ most unnecessary to say that the excit­ adjacent property at Altoona, Pa., was ing political events of the past week burned the other night. Five men were eclipsed all other topics in the public injured and one instantly killed by fall­ mind and crowded the Venezuelan ques­ ing walls. Loss. $140.000. tion almost out of recollection. This Nerves on Edge. fact, however, is merely due to the bet­ I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross. ter feeling prevailing in England in Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made me well favor of gracefully submitting the mat­ and happv.—Mrs. E. B. Worden. For sale ter to the arbitration of a permanent by T. K. Bolton. court of appeals to be established be­ tween Great Britain and the United States for the settlement of all such questions; or, if there is no other way out of it, allowing the United States to settle it in its own way. When Great Britain is arming for a struggle, possi­ bly against Germany, France and Rus­ sia, the question of the addition or sub­ traction of a few miles, more or loss, of South American soil to the British pos­ sessions is a matter decidedly not worth haggling over. The latest advices from the Trans­ —Of The— vaal would seem on their face to indi­ cate that the situation is in no way hopeful, in spite of official statements to the contrary, owing to most unlooked for demands upon the part of President Mr. Charles G. Fa ns her Krueger, demands which Great Britain Walla Walla, Wash. Has received cannot possibly concede. New Valentines Easter Cards Birthday Cards Booklet At Sherwin’s J. P. DODGE, Blra. Davidson Held for Trial. Mrs. Mary A. Davidson, charged with blackmailing Rev. C. O. Brown of San Francisco, has been held for trial in the superior court. The preliminary exam­ ination furnished considerable sensa­ tional matter for the public. One feat­ ure was the testimony of the defendant. She made the remarkable statement that eight years of her life was an abso­ i lute blank and she could not remember a single incident which occurred dur­ ing that time. It was during this period of mental oblivion that Mrs. Davidson served a term in prison for obtaining money under false pretenses. Letters from the East charge Mrs. Davidson with being an all-round swindler, al­ ways working under the cloak of re­ ligion. Rev. U. O. Brown will next have to stand a church trial. The fact that Mrs. Davidson is a blackmailer does not exonerate him of the charges of in­ timacy with Mattie Overman. Letters ' alleged to have been written by Mattie to a Mrs. Tunnell were published, and if they are not forgeries the reverend doctor will surely be convicted of im­ morality. Mrs. Tunnell disappeared from San Francisco and after much dif­ ficult searching she was found at Visa­ lia. At first she admitted the Overman letters were genuine, butT afterward de­ clared they were forgeries written by Mrs. Davidson. Dr. Brown occupied his 1 ulj it last Sunday and a large crowd listene 11 > his discourse. Cuba May Soon Be Free. Late cablegrams from Havana say the beginning of the end of Cuba’s struggle for freedom has come. The insurgent armies are within sight of Havana and the residents of the city are terror-stricken. No trains are run­ ning as the tracks have been destroyed by the patriots. All who can leave the city are doing so and every imaginable sort of craft is being utilized by the people to get away from the island Work on all the plantations surround­ ing the capital has been suspended and the field hands are fleeing to the city with their fumilie3. Government troops have been sent out to check the advance of the insur­ gents and decisive battles may soon set­ tle Cuba’s fate. Gomez, the rebel leader, says he does not intend to capture Havana, but is making a demonstration which will compel foreign powers to recognize the patriots as belligerents. If is reported that General Campos, the government commander, has resigned. SMALLER THAN USUAL —lilliputian, in fact, are Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Dr. R. V. Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the In­ valids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y., was the first to in­ troduce a Little Pill to the American For all and ca­ thartic purposes these sugar-coated “Pellets” are superior in a great many ways to all mineral waters, sedlitz powders, salts, castor oil, fruit syrups, laxative teas, and other purgative compounds. Made of concentrated vegetable ingredients, they act in a mild, natural way. Their second­ ary effect is to keep the liver active and the bowels regular, not to further constipate, as is the case with other pills. They don’t interfere in the least with the diet, habits or occupation, and produce no pain, grip­ ing or shock to the system. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure bil­ iousness, sick and bilious headache, diz­ ziness, costiveness, or constipation, sour stomach, loss of appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dyspepsia, windy belch- ings, “heart-burn,” pain and distress after eating, and kindred derangements of the liver, stomach and bowels. These “ Pel­ lets ” are easily dissolved in the stomach and absorbed into the blood, stimulating a flow of bile from the liver, and arousing to activity all the glandular secretions. Thus they act in nature's own way. In proof of their superior excellence, it can be truth­ fully said, that they are always adopted as a household remedy after the first trial. Put up in glass vial3, therefore always fresh and reliable. One little “Pellet” is a laxative, two are mildly cathartic. As a “dinner pill,” to promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve distress from over­ eating, they are unequaled. They are tiny, sugar - coated granules ; any child will readily take them. Once used, always in favor. Accept no substitute that may be recom­ mended to be “just as good.” It may be better for the dealer, because of paying him a better profit, but he is not ths on« Who nttdl help. InflammatoryRhBumatism O pera H ouse F urniture S tore , an—* Stacks of New Goods Much Treatment Without Avail Hood’» Sarsaparilla Kffects Banefl« olal Change In Constitution. “ C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maas.: “ Dear Sirs: At the age of 10 years I was confined to my bed with inflammatory rheumatism. I was treated by a local physician, but relief only oame to me with the warm weather. For 12 years doctoring did me but little good. We read about the great change Hood’s Sarsaparilla could effect in the entire constitution. We concluded to give It a trial and it has Made a New Young Man of Me. After taking the contents of three bot­ tles 1 was able to walk a little. I have continued to take it and have not missed a day for six months. During the bad This week ------------------- Embracing nearly everything in the line of Furniture, These goods were purchased with spot cash, and will be sold at hard time prices [J^CALL AND SEE THEM. In Selecting HOLIDAY PRESENTS. don’t forget your own country For your friends Hood’s^* Cures winter weather nor any time since have I felt any of the symptoms of the return of my rheumatic trouble.” C has . G. F ansher , Walla Walla, Washington. Scenes and Views -------- OF-------- Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and de < SOUTHERN OREGON not purge, pain or gripe. All druggists. Mo. SHERIFF’S SALE. > In all her glory. Just the thing for your In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, t t **++ Eastern Friends. t+++ ❖ + II. D. Holmes, (G. W.) Galloway, Assignee of said Judgment Creditor,) Plaintiff, vs< H. A. Labarre, J. C. Photo - Gallery - Opposite - Hotel - Oregon, - Ashland, - Or. McCaffrey and Mrs. | M. J. Tipton, De- I fendants. J “DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION -■-* issued out of and under the Seal of the above named Court to me delivered, dated the 27th day of December, A. D., 1895, upon a judgment rendered in Mult­ nomah County, Oregon, on the 23d day of November, 1892, which judgment was as­ signed to G. W. Galloway on the 14th day of April, 1894, amounting to the sum of $287.GO with interest thereon at the rate of — HAVE MOVED TO — 10 per cent per annum until paid and $50.00 Attorney fee, together with costs and dis­ bursements at the date of said judgment, amounting to $1.60 for entry of judgment ....WITH THEIR.,.. in Lien Docket, and, whereas a certified Transcript of said judgment was filed with the County Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, bv the said R. D. Holmes on the 28tli day of November. 1892, which said judgment was enrolled and docketed AND DRESS' MAKING PARLORS. in said Circuit Court: Therefore I was commanded that out of tbe personal prop­ erty of the said Defendants or if sufficient shland Ladies are fast finding out that could not be found, then out of the real at Clint’s a Winter Hat or Bonnet may property belonging to said Defendants to make the sums of money above stated be high grade and still be modest priced. together with accruing costs. In obedience to said order 1 did, on the 28th day of De­ cember, 1895, duly levy upon lots 7 and 8 in block No. 22 in Medford, Oregon, WIL! 1AM FOX. D. D. GOOD and on Saturday, February 15th, 1S96, at 2 o’clock p. in., at tbe front door of the Court House, in Jacksonville, Oregon, I Medford, Oregon, Ashland, Oregon. will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all the right, title, interest MAN UF ACTU RE’»—1 and estate of the above named Defendants City Passenger or either of them in and to the above des­ cribed property. 8. PATTERSON, andjTruck Transfer. Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Of all kinds at shop at Phoenix. -----All kinds 01 treight, baggage SHERIFF’S SALE. household goods, etc., transfer- ed with promptness and safety. In the Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon, Hauling on a large scale.’con- for Jackson County. tracted for....................... .... . . Jackson County Bank,) Plaintiff vs. WOOD FOR SALE OPPOSITE CLARENDON HOTEL E. A. Carter and Fan­ nie H. Carter, De­ ------- ICR 1» BEASON------- -----and see our goods.----- fendants. Wil; handle ice in Ashland during tbe Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out of and under the Seal of summer season. Delivered at your door will give von a bargain. every morning. the above named Court, in the County and State aforesaid, bearing date the 20th day of December, A. D., 1895, upon a judgment ffl^-Passengers deliveredio ar.y part of rendered on the 6th day of Mav, A. D., the city. 1895, to me duly directed and delivered, whereby I was commanded to satisfy said judgment, amounting to the sum of $125.00 with interest thereon from June 27th, 1894, at ten per cent per annum and for costs amounting to $15.55 and $25.00 Attorney’s fees with interest thereon from May 6th, 1895, at 8 per cent per annum out of tbe personal property of above named Defend ants and if not sufficient personal property HEADQUARTERS FOR be found then out of the real property be­ NEXT DOOR TO P. 0. longing to said Defendants together with HARDWARE, accruing costs. In obedience to said order I duly levied upon the following real STOVES and property on the 27th day of December, 1895, to-wit: Beginning at a post 24 rods South TINWARE. and 2 rods West 01 N E corner of N W % of 8 E % of Section 5. Twp. 39 8, of R 1 Fast of Willamette meridian, thence West 20 rods to post, thence South 16 rods and 10 ALL § KINDS § OF § RE links, thence East 20 rods to post, thence F ALL KINDS and G RADE3 North 16 rods and 10 links to beginning, Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder. Caps containing 2 1-16 acres, more or less, all in PAIRING § DONE. Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon, and on and Fuse. A fine liue of Electric Cutlejy, and a large and complete stock of Fishing Saturday, February 15th, 1896, Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of I will sell in accordance with the provis­ all kidds done on short notioe. All work GOOD line of new goods sold reason ions of said order and judgment at 2 guaranteed. able. Work guaranteed, and ou o’clock p. m., at the front door of the prices will suit the customer. Court House, in Jacksonville, Oregon, at f^“Tin Shop in connection. public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all of the right, title, interest First-class goods, and prices as low as th» and estate of the above named Defendants || || || II Call and see us II || || lowest. or either of them in and to the above des­ cribed property. 8. PATTER80N, —»nd w« will treat you well— Sheriff pi Jsckion County, Oregon. F. L. CAMPS, MOVED MISS JESSIE CLINT & CO. NORTH SIDE 0F PLAZA MILLINERY EHPOR1UM A WEEK BROS. FOX & GOOD, FURNITURE Furniture Store B S H MILLER • MEDFORD, OR CENTRAL POINT, OR. Builder’s Material O A | d . h . miller .