Valley record., February 13, 1896, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD.
The People’s
Paper.
ASHLAND. Or......Thursday, Feb. 13, 1896.
Wolcott’s Monroe Doctrine Speech
Mcinl>ers of the Denver Trades As­
sembly den.nir.ceJ Senator Walcott in
severe words at their regular session be­
cause of his attack upon the Monroe
doctrine, and resolutions of scorn, cen­
sure and a request for his resignation
were offered, but failed to receive votes
enough to be passed. Some wanted to
hang him in effigy, others to give him
a drubbing with clubs upon his next
visit to Colorado. He was called a Ju­
das and a Benedict Arnold, and one
memler wanted the records of the as­
sembly revised so that his name might
be expunged wherever it appeared. Th.
assembly passed resolutions compli­
mentary to Senator Tillman.
Weak Effort to Wave Bloody Shirt.
William Custer, a relative of General
George A. Custer, who was killed by
Indians in the Little Big Horn mass­
acre, h-ts received a letter at Kansas
tiiy from bis sister, Amanda Caster, of
Slocum, Fa., whom he had not heard
from f ir 21 years. In 1874 William was
a member of a volunteer company’ at
Wi.ke.sbarro, Pa., raised to put down
the “Molly Maguires. ” After they were
dispersed he feared death at their hands
and secretly left the state. Since then,
until receiving his sister’s letter, he has
been unable to trace his relatives. Cus­
ter was a victim of highway robbery at
Kansas City recently and publication of
Kobinaon'o Circus Leopard.
the affair enabled his sister to write to
A fierce leopard escaped from Robin­ him.
son's circus at Cincinnati. The keeper
and others tried to scare it back to its
Pursued by a Demon.
cage by firing blank cartridges at it.
How many suicides, think you, reader,
John G. Robinson, son of the manager have been committed by persons driven
and hunted to their doom by the
of the show, fired a round when within distraught
demon of chronic ill health? Countless.
25 feet of th; animal. This so enraged For instance, we know, do we not, that
the brute that it leaped upon Robin­ hypochondriasis is a monomania—a sort of
son and its long claws lacerated his minor madness produced by chronic dys­
Again, insomnia, or sleeplessness,
head and body and sank its teeth into pepsia?
often a result of the same cause, culminates
his scalp. The leopard was finally in a derangement of the reasoning facul­
beaten off and killed with a charge of ties. It is, therefore, of momentous con­
buckshot. It was valued at $2,000. sequence to prevent the arrival of disease
its chronic phase, when it daily and
Young Robinson’s condition is serious. at
nightly scourges the sufferer to a danger­
The house became involved a few
days ago in a bitter controversy. It
sprang from remarks made by Talbert
(Democrat) of South Carolina in de­
fense of secession, which Banlett (Re­
publican) of Massachusetts interpreted
as treasonable. He had Talbert's wdrds
taken down and offered a resolution of
censure. After a wraugle ami some
explanations Dalzell (Republican) of
Pennsylvan.a moved to refer the reso­
lution to the judiciary committee. The
motion was carried by a vote of 154 to
41. This is understood to mean that
no notice will be taken of the matter.
Richer Than Cripple Creek.
Reports come from Anaconda, Mont.,
of new gold discoveries on Flint creek,
20 miles from that city. L. U. Loomis,
a well-known mining man who is ac­
quainted with the Cripple Creek dis­
trict of CoUrado, declares that Flint
creek is a richer gold district than the
former. Sam Snyder located the “ Hun­
gry Prospector" group of mines, and
Loomis says he has a jierfect mint in
his claims. The new strike is not far
from the famous Cable gold mine which
during the last ‘few years has yielded
over $3,600.000.
To Irrigate Arid Landa.
When Baby wu sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Whoa Ao became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When Ao had Children, Ao gave them Castoria.
From present indications the rose car­
nival to be held in Santa Rosa during
the latter part of April will be one of
the grandest affairs of its kind ever held
on the Pacific Coast. Circular letters
have been sent to those who contributed
toward the expense of last year’s carni­
val, asking them to double their sub­
scriptions this year, and those heard
from have not refused. Some business
men have quadrupled their last year’s
subscriptions.
ously uncertain goal. No medicine known
to science, as a means of airesting the mal­
adies to which it is adapted, exists equal to
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Among these
complaints are chronic indigestion and
insomnia, kidnev and rheumatic ailments,
constipation and liver trouble. Appetite is
improved by the Bitters, the blood fertili­
zed, and bodily substance and vigor increas­
ed by it.
Pearl Bryan's Murderer».
,To Deliver Mail.
The postoffice committee of the house
has agreed to report with some amend­
ments Sperry’s bill to provide for the
delivery of letters in towns where no
free delivery exists. Whenever not less
than twenty persons receive their mail
matter through the same postoftico and
petition the postmaster to do so, he is
to appoint carriers to deliver and collect i
the mail from such person«. The car­ |
riers are to receive from the persons to i
whom the mail is delivered a compensa­
tion agreed on, and if no agreement is
made they’ may demand not exceeding
To Reform the Government.
1 cent for each letter. They are to re­
About 50 young men of San Jose have ceive no other compensation.
effected a iwilitical orgouizatiou, to be
Knights of the Maccabees.
known as the League of Californians.
The State Commander writes us from
Its object is to aid in securing good
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: “After trying
government in state, county and local other
medicines for what seemed to be a
affairs. The league will meet weekly. very obstinate cough in our two children
Following are the officers elected for we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery and at
the ensuing year: President, John W. the end of two days the cough entirely left
We will not be without it hereafter,
Sullivan; vice president, A. E. Under­ them.
as our experience proves that it cures where
wood; secretary, John A. Anthes; treas­ all other remedies fail.”—Signed F. W.
urer, O. D. Dewey; marsh;J, R. S. Stevns, State Com.—Why not give this great
medicine a trial, as it is guaranteed and
Kooser.
Representative Hartman of Montana
has introduced a bill granting to Cali­
fornia, Washington, Oregon, Nevada,
Idaho, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico,
Colorado, Wyoming, North and South
Dakota all the arid lands within their
borders. Any land requiring artificial
irrigation to produce agricultural crops
is to be deemed “arid” or “desert” land,
and the proceeds of the sale of any such
land by each of said states is to be used
only for the reclamation of other desert
lands within tin* limits of such state.
* John Hays Hammond has been re­
leased from the Pretoria jail on bail.
Mme. Modjeska, who has been very
ill, has resumed her professional en­
gagements at Chicago.
Dr. Edward McGlynn, the famous
priest and orator is lecturing on single
**«x in the South. Cardinal Satolli has
»auctioned the doctor’s teachings.
Colonel William P. Thompson, the
well known financier and turfman of
New York, died recently of pneumonia.
His fortune is estimated at from $5,000,-
000 to 10,000,000.
Hon. William H. English died at In­
dianapolis after au illness of two weeks.
He was the nominee for vice president
in 1880 on the ticket with General Han­
cock.
Ex-President Harrison has written an
open letter in w’hich he declares he does
not want his name presented to the St.
Louis convention. He says that since
he left the White House he has had no
wish to return to it.
Mrs. Leland Stanford lias returned to
San Francisco after an absence in the
East of' ovt-r four months. She came
directly from Washington after the
close of the argument in the supreme
court on her case with the government
Rose Carnival ot Santa Rosa.
Custer and His Sister.
trial bottles are free at E. A. S he iwin ’ s
Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and 1.00.
Oakland'. Boy Burglars.
Burt Willmore, aged 1(5, and Abe Ma­
jors, aged 17, are in prison ;:t Oakland
for burglary. Within three weeks these
two boys committed 40 burglaries and
blew open seven safes with dynamite.
Ever night the boys were operating
either in Berkeley, Alameda or Oak­
land, and whenever they were ques­
tioned by an officer on being out late
they usually replied they had been to a
dance. Both boys lived with Mrs. Will-
more and the plunder was secreted in
and about the house. The police be
lieve the woman is a female Fagin, as
it is impossible that she did not know
what the boys were doing.
Scott Jtte;:»on and Alonzo M. Wall­
ing of Greencastle, Ind., are charged
with the murder of Pearl Bryan. The
crime was committed near Cincinnati.
All the people involved are young and
of good families. William Woods, a
minister’s son, is also implicated. The
girl was in a delicate condition and she
went to Cincinnati, where Walling,who
is a dental student, performed a crimi­
nal operation on her. She died and to
hide the crime the body was decapi-
tated and hidden in some brush. Young
Woods put the girl on a train to send
her to Cincinnati. It is not known
which youth was responsible for the
girl’s condition.
Did Up Her Father and Brother.
Miss Lillio Lewis of Spokane is of a
romantic disposition and she planned
and lieli>ed to execute her own abduc­
tion. She was assisted by two men, one
of whom was her lover, who handled
her father and brother rather roughly.
The men drove up to her father’s house
in a hack and when the father re­
sponded to a knock on the door he was
laid out by a blow from a club. The
men seized the girl and rushed to the
hack. Her brother attempted to rescue
her and was knocked down by a rock.
The police force searched all night for
the abductors and the girl, but could
not find them. The next day the love­
sick maiden returned home for her
clothing and confessed that she planned
the al unction and that she was going
to marry one of the men.
Pills Do Not Cure.
Pills do not curb constipation. They
only aggravate. Karl’s Clover Root Tea
gives perfect regularity of the bowels. For
sale by T. K. Bolton. ’
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Our Murder Story.
Judge Parker, in his charge to the
juorB in empaneling them for the Feb­
ruary term of the United States court
at Fort Smith, Ark., quoted statistics
showing that the average number mur­
dered in the United States in the last
five years was greater than the entire
Continental army to which Washing­
ton bid farewell. The last year the num­
ber murdered, he said, was in excess of
the standing army at the beginning of
the Civil war. For these inorders one
out of 60 were legally punished and one
out of 40 lynched. He was particularly
severe upon the appeal courts and
charged them with “splitting hairs and
siding with designing, unscrupulous
lawyers for the defeat of justice. ”
A high school may soon be opened at
Pacific Grove.
David Spoor, a pioneer, died at Tort
Townsend recently.
Lieutenant Samuel G. Cre^en, U. S.
N., died at Missoula, Mont.
XThe Mormon temple at Brigham City,
Utah, was burned. Loss, $25,000.
Francis Schlatter, the Colorado “Mes-
biah, ” is said to have arrived in San
Bernardino.
No trace has yet bem found of Mrs.
Ironwood (Mich.) has a Russian count
B. Cody, who di pp ared from Ta­
at work shoveling snow off the streets. A.
coma
last week.
His name is Count Poliuski and he
Daily Health Law».
William
E. Wheelock & Co., piano
claims to be a Russian nobleman who
was obliged to leave his country to es­ manufacturers at New York, have ' Don’t eat so rapidly,
Sit on a chair and be quiet after eating.
cape punishment for conspiracy against fail'd.
The Truckee ice palace has been re­ ; Your stomach is not a coal bin.
the government. The count was ar­
When you feel uncomfortable after eating
rested for vagrancy and sentenced to 30 built and large crowds are again enjoy­ ! you
have eaten too much, and you need
ing
the
winter
sports.
days' imprisonment.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
The new building of the Native Sons I If you suffer from rheumatism watch the
The Woodward & Shanklin horse sale
sheets. Don't get between them; if damp
at Lexington, Ky., showed low prices of the Golden West at San Francisco . dry
them.
for trottipg horses. On the first day 74 was fittingly dedicated last Sunday.
Cure your rheumatism with Joy’s Vege­
John J. Howells, aged 27, formerly a
head were sold for $12,545, an average
table Sarsaparilla.
per head of $167. The second day 85 railroad employe, was killed while at­ Keep flies out of your house; they are
head brought $13,085, averaging $154 tempting to board a moving train near germ carriers.
apiece. On the third day 89 horses re­ Yreka, Cal.
Wear flannel undergarments.
The steamer Columbia struck her | Keep your feet warm; your head cool.
alized $10,0«5, averaging $114, and the
fourth day’s sale amounted to 73 head i rudder while crossing the bar at As- I When your blood is thin you feel cold in
I toria, Or., and had to be towed buck to the least change. When your blood is thin
for $7,635, an average of $104.
The suit of the San Francisco Savings i Portland.
take Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla; it will
The senatorial deadlock in Kentucky maze your blood red, rich and thick.
Union against the Semi-Tropic Land
and Water company of San Bernardino i is apparently as far from solution as
Yes, it will do to take Joys Vegetable Sar­
to foreclose a mortgage for $750,000 . ever. Both Hunter and B lackburn are saparilla now.
has been decided in favor of the plain­ i confident of victory.
When you get off your bicycle after a
tiff. The original suit involved the
Perry Allen of Washington, privat: long warm run, put on a coat.
If you are going on a trip take Joy s Vege
homes of 450 persons. Some of these secretary of Justice Harlan, has been
have ¡»id off tlieir portion of the mort­ appointed assistant secretary to the able Sarsaparilla.
Strange food makes strange stomachs.
i
gage while others have abandoned their Venezuelan commission.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla reaches the
property in despair.
Emma Perkins, aged 18, the beauti­ stomach, cleanses the stomach, and renews
The youngest daughter of George ful daughter of a prominent contractor the stomach,
No appetite? Take Joy’s Vegetable Sar­
. Hazzard, a prominent Democratic poli­ ! at Seattle, was found in a Chinese
tician and leader of the Hill Democracy I opium den smoking “dope” with a saparilla. Keen appetite.
Accept nothing but the genuine when you
iu the West, has eloped with Edward ' Chinaman.
ask for Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Cootes, aged 19, a clerk in the street
Frank Specher, an express agent at
’ railway office, from Tacoma. The girl I Dunbridge, Ohio, was short in his cash
An extensive ice gorge in the Platte
is aged 16. Their parents supposed i and he knocked himself senseless with river at Clarks, Neb., has caused a dan­
they were visiting friends in Seattle un­ | a stove poker, claiming he was robbed gerous overflow. The bottom lands are
til it was learned that the couple left ' by footpads.
under water for miles. A number of
on a steamer for San Francisco, where
Hillory Butler, for 45 years a resi­ farmers who occupy an island in the
they were arrested on a telegraphic dent of Seattle and one of the founders river are threatened, with their fami­
warrant.
of the city, died recently. He was a lies. The river is higher than ever
Percy G. Chamberlain, a retired cap­ native of Virginia, aged 76 years. But­ known and so full of ice that no boat
tain of the British army, fatally shot ler did much for the state of Washing­ can be floated. Much stock has per­
himself with suicidal intent in Chicago. ton and in politics w’as a Democrat.
ished, bnt so far no lives are know’n to
He left a singular letter in which he
have been lost.
The
board
of
supervisors
of
San
Be
­
said that his only reason for suicide was
A storm swept a’ong the Atlantic
that l;e was tired ot the world. “I want nito county have demanded the resig­ coast last week destroying much prop­
nation
of
County
Treasurer
Montgom
­
no fancy funeral, ” he wrote. “ The pot­
ery. He was short in his accounts a erty. Bound Brook, N. J., was the
ter’s field will make a downy couch to year
and the amount was made up scene of a terrible disaster. Many lives
rest my bones in. Let me be buried by a ago
relative
and he continued in office. were lost. The Raritan river over­
with the burial ot an ass, a stranger in
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, United flowed in the night and ran through the
a strange land, unhonored and un­
of the town, undermining the
States embassador to England has auth­ streets
known. ”
houses
and
causing them to collapse.
orized President Cleveland to announce
To
add
to
the
horror many buildings
Nerve* on Edge.
his resignation in the event congress
I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross. passes a resolution censuring him for caught fire and nothing could be done
Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made me well
to stop the flames. Casualties are re­
and happy.—Mrs. E. B. Worden. For sale utterances in his speeches in Great ported from many places.
Britain.
by T. K. Bolton.
The piano store of F. R. Girard at
General John Gibbon died at Balti­
At the annual meeting of the execu­ more a few days a;|o. He made a gal­ Oakland was entered by cracksmen
tive committee of the Pacific Coast lant record in the war and on the fron­ who secured $400 in gold and about
branch of the Chautauqua Literary tier. He entered the army in 1847, at $800 worth of jewelry and diamonds
and Sc cut:tic Circle held at San Jose, the age of 20, and served until retired which had been left in the safe by Mrs.
it was announced that Dr. A. L. Palmer in 1891. He was the commander of the Girard. The safe was wrecked by dyna­
of New York would lecture’ at the as­ famous Iron brigade of the Army of the mite and the wholesale wrecking of
pianos brings the loss of the proprietor
sembly at Pacific Grove in July. Dr. Potomac.
up to $3,000. Five pianos were ruined
Martyn of Chicago will deliver two
Mary Agnes Bennett, a young girl at and two of them were reduced to frag­
lectures on “Christian Citizenship.”
Alameda, CaL, attempted to poisou her ments by the force of the explosion.
Dr. Lamar of Texas and Rev. Anna grandparents
her aunt by putting
Shaw will also lecture. Rev. Eli Mc- “rough on rats and
$1OO Reward, $1OO.
”
in
their tea. Thein-
Clish of Sun Francisco was elected tended victims drank
the
poison
and
The
Readers
of the V allky R ecord will
president in place of Dr. A. C. Hirst, narrowly escajied death. The girl will be pleased to learn
that there is at least one
who resigned, owing to his removal
not tell her motive in trying to get rid dreaded disease that science has been able
from the Coast.
to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
of her relatives.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
P. IL Fester, who dealt in green and now known to the medical fraternity. Ca­
About Your Taxes.
a constitutional disease, re­
Sheriff Patterson announces that the dried fruits under the firm name of tarrh being
a constitutional treatment. Hall’s
tax roll of Jackson county will not be in Foster & Co. at San Jose for the past quires
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting di­
the sheriff's possession before Feb. 15th, two years, is anxiously wanted by cred­ rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
after which time all letters now in the itors. Ten days ago Foster and his I of the system, thereby destroying the foun­
sheriff’s bands asking for information family, after selling their household ef­ dations of the disease. and giving the pa-
about the taxes for 1895 will be answered, fects, left San Jose and are now sup­ ! tient strength by building up the constitu­
tion and assisting nature in doing its work.
posed to be in Honolulu.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all in leavening
Strength.— U. s. G<> vennaan* Raper*.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
The Cheese-Making Business.
Xt the session of the Wisconsin Agri­
cultural society W. A. Henry, dean of
the college of agriculture at the state
university in Mattison, gave an address
on the necessity of legislation for pro­
tection of the cheesemaking industry.
He cited the fact that in 1880 the United
States exported cheese to the value of
$12,170,000, and in 1894 amounting to
$7,180,000, a decrease of 40 per cent,
while Canada exported in 1880 cheese
to the value of $3,900,000, and in 1894
amounting to $15,500,000, an increase
of nearly 400 per cent.
They Want Booth to Stay.
A meeting to protest against the re­
moval of Commander and Mrs. Balling­
ton Booth from the leadership of the
Salvation Army in this country filled
the main floor of Carnegie Music hall,
New York, full of friends of the de­
posed leaders. Chauncey M. Depew pre- 1
sided and ministers of almost everj’ de­
nomination were present. Resolutions
were adopted urging, if consistent With
the best interests of the Salvation Army
throughout the world,“ that Commander
and Mrs. Booth be allowed to remain
in the positions in which they have
been so abundantly blessed by God; in
which they have won the honor, grati­
tude and love of the American people
and have lead on with inspiring zeal all
the members of the army in their res­
cue work. ”
John Costello, who shot 'ahd killed
James Langhran in a drunken row at
Lodi, Cal., has been held for murder.
John Lee, an engin er, and Alexander
Gordon, a fireman, were killed by an
explosion of dynamite at South Law­
rence, Mass.
A house in course of construction at
Oakland collapsed and Charles Hurley
was killed. Half a dozen carpenters
were severely injured.
The trial of Kelsay Porter, charged
with the murder of three members of
the Maclie family in Pine valley on New
Year’s day, has begun at Union, Or.
EThc schooner Florida was blown
ashore on Salisbury Bench, Mass., and
all on hoard were drowned. The crew
consist««.’ of a captain and seven men.
Nine.', poker players were arrested at
San Francisco last Saturday night. The
police are determined to enforce the or­
dinance against open games in saloons.
J. W. Hall, when alighting from a
train at Redding, Cal., stepped into an
open manhole, was thrown fiom his
feet and rolled under the train. One
foot was injured and had to be ampu­
tated.
Prince Reed, deacon of a colored
church at Louisville, was shot and
fatally wounded by John Breckinridge,
a ruffian whom the deacon tried to
eject from the church for disturbing
the services.
The regular Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf mail train from Denver was
blown from the track at Fisher Gulch,
Colo., by a terrific wind and was com­
pletely wrecked, but fortunately no one
was seriously injured.
Harry Meyer of Oakland has been ar-
' rested on complaint cl his father for
stealing a diamond stud valued at $1200.
Meyer, who is 39 years old, met his
father on the street and snatched the
diamond from his sliirt front and ran off.
Mary McDermott, a member of the
Morton street, San Francisco, demi
monde, was strangled to death in her
room. Her body was found by the rent
collector. The woman was young and
the only daughter of a well-to-do wid­
ow, bnt she chose a life of shame.
Mrs. H. H. Button of Bellevue, So­
noma county, Cal., threw herself in
front of a train and was instantly killed.
She was 26 years old and the mother of
three children. Her husband is the
well-known horseman, “Doc” Button.
She recently applied for a divorce.
Recent developments have shown that
Lee Sellers, who was lynched at Knox­
ville, Tenn., ten years ago for supposed
murder ami robbery, was innocent. Liz­
zie Hickman on her deathbed confessed
that Ike Wright, a notorious character,
was the murderer, Officers are now
after him.
William Kinney, believed to be a
dangerous criminal and held to await
the grand jury's action on a charge of
burglary, broke jail at Phoenix, A. T.
He sawed through the iron ceiling of
his cell and escaped to the roof through
the ventilator, whose protecting bars
it was found were made of tin. The
jail is new and cost $75,000.
William Morss and H. P. Hawkins,
private detectives who were securing
evidence to convict saloon men at San
Jose of selling liquor to minors, have
been charged with inducing Paddy Olm­
stead, a 13-year-old boy, to enter saloons
and purchase intoxicating liquors. At
the preliminary examination the men
pleaded not guilty and will be tried by
jury.
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H aving
Pure
Hood’s
Sarsaparilla
Pure Blood
H Mood
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Purchased
tlxe
Stock
of
CaPs> B°ots, Shoes, ^lotions, Etc.,
of O. H. Blount, I will offer the entire line at a
great sacrifice during the next 30 days in order
to close out the business.
Every article in the store, including the Fixtures, Safe,
Counters, Tables, Desk, and Chairs will be sold without re­
serve, as I shall discontinue the business at a very early
period.
Men’s Fine Felt Hats, worth $2.00, to close at
$1.25.
Men’s fine satin-lined Fedoras, were $2.00, to .
close at $1.50.
Big line of Stiff Hats at your own price.
Large line of Wool Hats. Price low—5 Octs. up.
Fine line of Fur Crushers; were $2.50, to close at
$1.50.
Good line of $1.50 Cow Boy Hats, to close at $100.
Men’s 50 cent Lined Gloves to close at 25 cents.
Men’s 75 cent Lined Gloves to close at 50 cents
Men’s heavy $1.25 Working Gloves to close at 75.
Men’s Leather Slippers, worth from 90 cents to
$1.50, to close at 50 cents pair.
All lines of Shoes at closing out prices.
Mens Odd Vests from 50 cents up.
Men’s Wool Pants from $1.50 pair, up.
Men’s Cottonade Pants 50 cts. 75 cts. and $1.00.
.Men’s Clothing all at closing out prices.
Boy’s Knee Pants, 75 cents and $1.00 to close at
50 cents.
Boy’s extra fine Underwear to close at 35 cents.
♦ Boy’s two-piece $6.00 Suits to close at $3.00.
Boy’s tivo-piece $4-00 Suits to close at $2.50.
Men’s Rubber Coats, reg. $4-00 to close at $2.00.
Turkey Red Handkerchiefs 5 cents each; extra
large 3 for 25 cents.
Meids $1.25 Lined Overalls to close at 75 cents.
Celluloid or Linen collars 2 for 25 cents.
7 spools Clarks’ spool cotton for 25 cents.
Envelopes 5 cents bunch; 3 for 10 cents-
Porpoise shoe laces 5 cents pair.
Carpenter’s aprons, 25 cents.
Cotton Sox, 5c, 6c, 7c, Sc, 10c and 12 1-2 cents pr.
Bool Sox, 12 l-2c, 20c, 30c and 40 cents pair.
Suspenders reg. 40c and 50 eents, to close out at
25 cents.
Men’s fine White Shirts reduced to 50 cents.
Men’s fine White Shirts, Monarch and. Phoenix,
were $1 50, to close at $1.00.
Men’s fine Negligee shirts all below cost.
Men’s Over Shirts from 25 cents up.
Men’s Over Shirts, good and heavy, 40c to 50 cts.
Men’s Over Shirts, black sateen, 50 cents.
Men’s extra heavy Jersey Shirts reg. $1.00, to
close at 75 cents.
Men’s extra heavy Cassamere Shirts were $1.50, to
close at $1.00.
Men’s all wool Flannel Over Shirts were $1.50, to
close at $1.00.
Men’s Grey Flannel all wool Underwear reg. $1.50
to close at $1.00.
Men ’s Fine Knit Woolen Underwear worth $1.25,
to close at 75 cents.
Men's Fine Knit Wool Mixed Underwear at
50 cents.
Men’s Grey Cotton Knit Underwear for 25 cents.
Salt Shaker with tacks 5 for 5 cents.
All our heavy Underwear knocked to the bottom.
Don’t fail to call at Your earliest convenience, as we will
close this stock out just as fast as possible
and shall not replenish.
J. R. BALTIMORE,
Successor to O. H. Blount.
For Sale
Ashland, Oregon.
MOVED
X^OR EXCHANGE!
A fine farm of 180 acres, lying
five miles northeast of
Portland Oregon.
MISS JESSIE CLINT & CO.
-HAVE MOVED TO-
NORTH SIDE OF PLAZA >44
....WITH THEIR.,..
40 acres of above is first-class
>44 MILLINERY EMPORIUM
pasture land, and is now used
1 for
dairy purposes, the remain AND
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DRESS MAKING PARLORS.
ing 40 acres is fine land and has
on it the house, barn and other
improvements. 40 or 60 acres
of above to exchange for Ash­
land property,
A shland Ladies are fast finding out that
at Clint’s a Winter Hat or Bonnet may
be high grade and still be modest priced
Plenty of fruit, etc.
is a chance for
a great bargain to any one
H ere
having good property near Ash­
land who wishes to make a
change—the owner is too old to
give the farm the attention it
requires. Address:
R. P. SCH0MP.
Station “A”—24 Union Avenue,
East Portland, Or.
Or apply to FRANK WILLIAMS,
Ashland, Oregon.
You want a Superbly
Finished Photograph,'
leave your order at F.
L. Camps’ Studio, Ash­
land. He will make
you a picture that
John Shea, first-class clerk in tne pen­
sion and record division of the war de­
partment, a veteran of the civil war,
committed suicide in a closet of the de­
partment by shooting himself in the
head. He was mentally unbalanced
from a wound received in the war.
The house committee on education
has reported favorably the bill to aid in
establishing schools in the states and
territories to teach speech and vocal
language to deaf children before they
are of school age. The measure appro­
priates $100.000 for educating net less
than 100 teachers who are to be sent to
state and territorial schools when estab­
lished.
The new national semi-military or­
ganization has been formed at Wash­
ington by General Dillon, founder of
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ASHLAND, OREGON.
the Union Veterans’ Union and the OPPOSITE CITY HALL,
Medal of Honor Legiou. The organiza­
tion is called the Oriental Order of Zou­
aves _Jjnd its principal objects are to
Mrs. W. P. Parsons, Proprietress.
cultivate among citizens of all classes
and ages a strong spirit of American­
ism, with a special view to the rigid
enforcement of the Monroe doctrine.
Romero, the Mexican minister at
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., always on Hand.
Washington, say the Mexican authori­
ties will make every effort in their
LUNCHES PUT UP TO ORDCR.
power to prevent the Maher-Fitzsim­
mons fight coming off on Mexican soil.
Soldiers of beth governments have been
sent to the bolder to stop the mill. Dan
Stuart, the manager of the tournament,
declares that the programme will be
Medford, Oregon,
carried out and hundreds of sports, re­
lying on Stuart’s insurances, are con­ MANUFACTURE^ -» WwS»
NEXT DOOR TO P. 0.
gregating at El Paso. ^Stuart has not
disclosed where the battle will take
place.
A Few Days Use
of Pineola Balsam and the danger is past. I
It is the right thing for coughs. Better
than any home mixtures. Better than
any other medicine whatever for that
cough—that tearing, sleep-killing, anxiety
breeding, dangerous cough. Ely’s Pineola
curative powers that they offer One Hun­
Balsam cures sorethroat, and is quick and
dred Dollars for any case that it fails to
The Beat Cough Cure.
sure in all bronchial affections. It will re­
Johnson Avenue, Trinidad, Colorado.
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
is Shiloh’s Cure. A neglected cough is dan­ lieve the cough at once. It makes breath­
___ „ . F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills, constlpa. gerous. Stop it at once with Shiloh's Cure. ing much easier and the spasms less severe
*^>bold by Druggists, 75c.
(too, billousneu, sick headache, Indigestion. M* For sale by T, K. Bolton,
in cases of asthma. Pries 35 cents,
C ures
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GENTS’ FURMSHING GOODS,
Big catches of salmon are being made
In Monterey bay.
Sacramento wants both the Demo­
cratic and Republican state conventions
this year.
The next encampment of the G. A. R.
Of California will bo held at Santa Cruz
April 22 to 24 inclusive.
Fire destroyed a lodging house at San
Bernardino and came near burning to
death Mrs. Taber, the proprietress.
The insurance agents of San Fran­
cisco are trying to form a union for the
purpose of upholding insurance rates.
Two girls, aged 6 and 7 years, have
been detected in extensive thefts from
Stores at San Jose. Quantities of goods
were found at their home.
Paulo Kamaunu, a Kanaka, who
murdered Mrs. Ellen Robinson, aged
61, in El Dorado county, Cal., two
years ago, has just been sentenced to
hang.
Judge Wallace of San Francisco has
decided that the police have no right to
detain witnesses until after the prelimi­
nary examination of a person charged
with crime.
George Baxter, a logger, cut his
wife's throat in a lodging house at
Portland. Both were under the influ­
ence of liquor. Baxter also tried to kill
himself and his child.
San Francisco capitalists have pur­
chased the Magnolia cannery at Healds­
burg and will make extensive improve­
ments for packing great quantities of
fruit the coming season.
The ice carnival at Truckee, CaL, is
now in full sway and the ice palace
makes an imposing appearance. Skat­
ing is excellent and visitors and resi­
dents are enjoying themselves greatly.
James Winters, father of Mrs. L. T.
People should realize that the only Hatfield, the wife of the assemblyman
true and permanent cure for theh from Sacramento county, committed
condition is to be found in having suicide by shooting himself iu the ab­
domen with a shotgun. Ill health was
the cause.
F. Glenn of Portland has leased the
Because the health of every organ and American Bar mining claim eight miles
tissue of the body depends upon th* from Hornbrook, Cal., and will operate
purity of the blood. The whole world it on a large scale. He expects to work
knows the standard blood purifier ii 300 men and will construct a wing dam
between 300 and 400 yards long.
C. A. Russell, a Chicago crook, has
been sentenced at Eureka, CaL, to 15
years in San Quentin prison on two
convictions — 10 years for stealing a
horse and cart and five years for pur­
loining a bicycle. Russell was an ex-
And therefore it is the only true and convict.
reliable medicine for nervous people.
Pon K. Soh, the new Corean minis­
It makes th» blood pure and healthyt ter to the United States, has arrived in
and thus cures nervousness, mate« San Francisco on his way to Washing­
the nerves firm and strong, gives sweet ton. A few years ago Soh was exiled
sls»p, mental vigor, a good appetite, from hi6 native land and he came to
perfect digestion. It does all this, and America. Recently he was recalled and
cures Scrofula, Eczema, or Balt Rheum appointed minister.
and all other blood diseases, because it
Arthur Shilton of Los Angeles has
sued his mother-in-law, Mrs. Anna
Makes
Wynn, for $25,000 damages for alien­
ating the affections of his wife, whom
he married only six weeks ago against
T^*nlts prove every word we have the wishes of her mother. She wanted
said. Thousands of voluntary testi­ her daughter to marry a wealthy man
monials fully establish the fact that from Arizona.
Boxing matches are again interesting
the sports of San Francisco. For two
partita i years fistic contests have been under
police ban. Last week, as a starter of
Be Sure
the new era, George Green and Danny
Needham
boxed eight rounds for points.
to Get Hood’s
Green won. The proceeds of the enter­
“ Hood’s Sarsaparilla
lariiia cured
cured ourboy'of
our boy of tainment are to go to the Children's
eczema which ] physicians
’ ' '
treated in hospital.
vain.” F rank : W.
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