Valley record., July 23, 1896, Image 3

VALLEY RECORD
Chautauqua Officers.
Annual election of officers and trustees
of the Chautauqua Association took place
last Friday with the followiug result: G.
F. Billings, president; G. W. White, H.
L. Benson, P. P. Prim, vice presidents;
F. H. Carter, treasurer; G. G. Crary,
secretary ; R. P. Neil, C. A. Hitchcock,
Rev. E. P. Childs, I. A. Webb, A. F.
Eddy, N. P. Dodge, Gus Newbury, Mrs.
E. A. Sherwin, D. R. Mills, Dr. Brower,
trustees.
This seasons program was closed Fri­
day night with a grand concert. The
course has generally been regarded as
satisfactory and some of its features were
especially meritorious,but the attendance
was much smaller than bad been antici­
pated. The admission is forced that if
this worthy educational enterprise is to
live, greater economies must be practiced
in the future or else the members must
contribute funds more liberally for its
support. Friday they were confronted
with the announcement that the Associ­
ation was five hundred and fifty dollars
in debt. On the appeal made $200 were
pledged by those present toward its liqui­
dation leaving $350 or thereabout yet to
be raised. The Conference of Pacific
Coast Chautauqua assemblies ought to
take up the question of forcing down the
prices demanded by the lecturers who
ride the Chautauqua circuit and bring
them into equitable relation to what is
'paid for other things in these times,when
pinching economies are most disagree­
ably forced upon people in every occupa­
tion. Brains ought to come a little
cheaper and the prices paid for it by the
Chautauqua assemblies would be extrav­
agant in too many instances in prosper­
ous times, if measured by the merit of
the Encyclopedic effusions dispensed to
us by some of these Chautauqua lecturers.
They are valuable as educational factors
but excepting star lecturers whose repu­
tation enables them to make their own
price $10 or $15 and expenses ought to
compensate amply for many of these
purely preceptive talks, which advance
no orignal thought and convey no infor­
mation not easily accessible in village
libraries.
Summary of Convention News.
Tbe National Populist and Silver con­
vention convened in St. Louis yesterday.
Senator Marion Butler of North Carolina
was made temporary chairman of the
Populist convention. An address was
delivered by Gov. Stone, of Missouri, re­
plied to by Ignatius Donnellv.
Tn the silver convention, Congressman
Newlands of Nevada was made temp­
orary chairman. A girl dressed as God­
dess of Liberty read the Declaration of
Independence. A telegram was read
from Senator Teller that to vote for
Bryan was a vote for American monetary
independance and aroused great en­
thusiasm.
At the session this morning Towne makes
a great speech in silver convention. He
savs Bryan represents cause of humanity
against injustice.
Chairman Butler called Populist conven­
tion to order—Delegates late in arriving—
Credentials committee not ready to report
—Bryan and anti Brvan men both claim
majority—Silver and Populist committees
caucusing behind speakers chair.
Populist credentials committee not
ready to report and recess taken until 3
p. m.
At time of going to press both convent­
ions in session.
Populist credentials committee reported—
Patterson delegation from Colorado seat­
ed—Indications are that majority of con­
vention are for Bryan. Lane of California
makes speech in silver convention.
Gen. Weaver elected chairman committee
on platform. This is considered victory for
Bryan.
Weather clear and cool in St. Louis.
ALL SHOULD UNITE ON BRYAN.
For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
Hinman, Masonic block.
Hanford, Cal., has warned residents
of questionable character to move on.
going to school
The Duty of Silyermen Plain.
A thousand rabbits were killed at a
It is 6aid that in the Porterville
All attempts of politicians to sidetrack Rialto rabbit drive.
country deciduous fruit planting is
ASHLAND, Or....Thursday, July 23, 1896.
the currencev question for tariff or other
Do the children go to school ? And are they joyftus
It is probable that the Santa Ana and running all to prunus simoni.
matters have utterley failed. The coun­
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try has an issue—a question upon which Orange Railroad will be abandoned.
Carl Bersee was awarded the prize and happy? Is school-life a pleasure? And is progress
personal , and social
the voters should and will largely divide
Municipal ownership of the city light­ for the largest babj’ at the ruse fair of being made? Or is:the opposite true? Does the close of
irrespective of party ties. It is called a ing plant is being agitated in Santa Ana. All Saint’s Church, in Spokane.' He is
each day bring a headache ? There is no appetite and sleep
battle of the standards. The gold mon­
G. A. R. reunion August 11-15.
Santa Cruz expects to have her new 11 months old and weighs forty pounds.
ometalist asserts that his contention is
Millions of young grasshoppers have is imperfect. The color gradually leaves the cheeks and
against silver monometalism and a de­ court-house finished by the 1st of Sep­
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
made their appearance on Tygh ridge, only a little effort is followed by exhaustion. To continue
based currencev, though, it is plain bis tember.
■ Rev. E. P. Childs has gone to Pelican
monetary system is a failure and its con­
Efforts are being made to increase the Or., and furmers in that section fear school means to coqie to the end of the year with broken
bav for an outing.
tinuance must result finally in the very water supply at the Santa Monica Sol­ they will do considerable damage to
E. J. Farlow and wife have joined the
health. What is the best thing to do ? Take
condition oi our national finances diers’ Home.
growing crops.
upper Ashland creek colony of campers.
which be deplores, lie makes a lame
The school census of San Diego
A fine quality of lithographic stone is
Clarence Clements the Normal student
admission that bimetalism is desirable
left for his home at Drain yesterday even­
but denies the right to incorporate in the reported to have been found in the hills county shows the total number of child­
ing.
ren between the ages of 5 and 17 to be
laws of the land the only provision by north of Santa Barbara.
8364. The total number of children
which it can be established. In face of
Deputy Sheriff E. E. Smith and family
Mojave is building up an extensive
are pleasuring for a short time at Crescent
the conditions presented, international trade with the new mining camps, and under 17 years of age is 11,617.
City.
bimetalism which tbe Republican party a bottling works is to be added.
Mrs. W. A. Peterson was burned to nourishes the body and makes red corpuscles for the blood.
pledges itself to promote is an absurdity
K. Kubli.tbe young Harvard, Conn, grad­
death in the destruction of her residence
Riverside
will
probably
have
its
and tbe natural and reasonable inference
uate was up from Jacksonville the first of
in Novelty, Wtsh., recently,
While The hypophosphites are tonics to the nervous system, giviug
the week.
is that such pledges are insincere and street-car line converted into an electric
trying
to
recover
some
effects
she
was mental activity during the day and refreshing sleep at night.
certainly valueless. Nations, like indi­ system and its limits extended.
J. D. Fountain was in Ashland yesterday
overcomo by smoke and perished.
viduals, aro induced to enter into agree­
and returned to his home at Klamath Falls
Don’t let you child get thin and worry along. Give Scott’s
The machinery at the state rock
last night.
An old soldier tramped through The
ments affecting values in trade and com­ quarry at Folsom, Cat, has broken
merce from the instinct of profit. Since
Dalles, Or., recently, bound for the Emulsion; insist on a generous amount of out-door exercise;
Mrs. Lena McCall has been appointed
doyvn, and it will take ten days at least
tbe
international
agreement
proposed
is
Soldiers’ Home at Kansas City. He was and the vigor of youth will return.
deputy district grand matron O. E. 8. for
to be with “the leading commercial to complete the necessary repairs.
Southern Oregon.
jo eta. »nd »1 a bottle.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
old and feeble, but proposes to walk the
nations of the world,” no one will dispute
Apricots are selling to canners in the enlire distance unless invited to ride.
Mrs. E. B. Christian, tbe dressmaker is in
that Great Britain is comprehended and Santa Clara valiey at $30 to $85 per ton,
town at Mr. Govan High’s and would like
Charles Stewart was sentenced at
as her interests are best conserved by the the former price being for whole orch­
to see her friends.
Woodland to ten years’ imprisonment
single gold standard, a fact clear to all ards as the fruit comes.
A constantly increasing business, is a sure indication
Miss Frink who taught school here a
for robbing the postmaster at Rumsey.
wbo have given any study to the mone­
couple of terms was on the southbound
Two Juneau citizens, Charles Price
tary question, and declared over and
At San Diego Mrs. Williams, a seri-
of enterprise and square-dealing.—E. A. S herwin .
“flyer” last Friday.
over again by her most eminent states­ and A. Button, climbed to the top of culturist, shows 450 healthy silk worms
Mr. and Mrs. Cowles and Mrs. Otto
men and official representatives of the Mount Juneau and planted the Ameri­ as the product of one pair of millers in
Millinery and Hairdressing.
are camped at Smith’s springs to remain
British government we may be certain can flag on the summit that it might two months.
Miss
Ober
has
opened
fashionable
milli
­
a coup!e of weeks.
no wave there during the celebration of
will
consent
to
nery and hairdressing parlors at her home she
Governor Budd offers $500 reward for
This the Fourth.
on Factory street and invites the ladies agreement to give it up.
The star mail service from Eagle Point to
wishing anything in the line to call upon circumstance ought to go far in convincing
Climax, in Oregon will be increased July 18,
the arrest and .conviction of the mur­
her.
Major Vaughn is making a prelimin­ derer of George Morris at Chinese
to three times a week,
out people that the professed advocates
DRUGS and CHEMICALS only, and
ary
survey of the new transcontinental Camp, Tuolumne county, November 9,
of international bimetallism wbo are most
John McCall, Fred Carter, Roy Robbly
Siskiyou Dairy Interests.
route
through
Arizona
for
the
Santa
Fe
I
and Henry Galev are taking a two weeks
active in tbe present effort “to maintain
1895.
skillfully compounded by E. A. S herwin .
The Fall River Tidings reports a new the existing gold standard” until inter­ Railroad.
outing in Klamath county.
The ranchers of the disorganized
industry in the western part of Modoc national bimetalism can be effected, do
Cal. Eubanks, a native of Siskiyou county
The Blochman Banking Company of Kern and Tulare irrigation distriot are
county as follows: Campbell, the turtle not want bimetalism at all. They spent
has been elected president of the Pacific
San Diego has received from Hungary a now projecting 6ome cheaper and bet­
catcher,
was
telling
about
the
largest
Coast Traveler’s Association.
days in tbe Republican convention at number of coins known as the Hunga­
sized egg story the other day that we two
St Louis in contention over the form of rian krona, souvenirs of the centennial ter plan for securing irrigation facilities.
The usual services in the Presbyterian
have heard ia a long time. He says he
that should be used ih tbe anniversary of that government.
church next Sunday morning. Sermon
Lester Pi att, aged 2, fell into a child’s
that Sherwin sells all grades of Stationery, the very best
recently took a trip to Tule lake with a expression
subject: “Glorified Childhood.”
Republican
platform
to
define
this
posi
­
bathtub
in which there w’as about two
load of supplies for his Indians who are
An attempt was made to loot the
made and Cheap Grades to meet any competition.
Mrs. Steve Willits who has been visiting
catching turtles out there, aad reached tion without being too bluntly frank to of­ State Bank of Marysville, Snohomish inches of water, near St. Helena, and
To All Whom It May Concern.
fend or alarm republican voters,wbo had
with Miss Fannie Ralph returned to her
died two days later.
their
camp
juBt
as
they
were
preparing
A representative from each of the
home at Roseburg Monday evening,
As there are large beeo told in the former declarations county, Wash., a few nights ago. The
Washington expects this year’s wheat
political
parties is hereby invited to en­ their supper.
O. A. Stearns and daughters who have
numbers
of
water
fowl in that country of the party, that it was for gold and vault doors were drilled before the rob­ crop to be 16,000,000 bushels—the big­
gage
in
a
joint
debate
on
the
financial
silver
as
standard
money
and
favored
been attending the Chautauqua course re­
bers were frightened away.
Their
the Indians have all the eggs they want,
turned to their home near Keno last week. question, which debate will take place and on tho evening in question they had bimetalism from tradition and interest. tools were found in and back of tho gest in the history of the state.
during the reunion at Ashland, Oregon,
Tbe line of battle is certainly sufficiently
The lumber cargo shipments from
Clerk Geo. A. Jackson moved his family
date and the participants to be pub­ a large quantity of duck and mud-hen well defined. It is tbe logic of interest building.
Oregon and California to San Francisco
to Jacksonville last Friday occupuying the the
eggs
on
hand.
Mr.
Campbell
says
there
John
Davis,
a
colored
youth,
was
house of Newt Jacobs, his predecessor in of­ lished in the program. The G. A. R. is were four Indians in the camp, and for and greed on the one side against that of
in May aggregated 19,278,611 feet.
non-partisan and no favoritism will be
reason and justice on tbe other. The found guilty in Sacramento of highway
fice.
Michael Cody, who attempted to burn
shown. The debaters to be chosen by these sixty-eight eggs were cooked, and interest and duty of all who are suffering robbery.
Taken in time Hood's Sarsaparilla pre­ the county central committee of each of they* ate every one of them. Besides
the
Peacock Hotel in Monticello, Cal.,
from
falling
prices
and
the
paralysis
of
vents serious illness by keeping the blood
Mollie Traynor, a dissolute woman of
the eggs they devoured a jack-rabbit
C ommittee .
pure and all the organs in a healthy condi­ said political parties.
and something less than a ton of bread. all enterprise and industry are plain. Oakland, Cal., who left via the carbolic was sentenced to five years’ imprison­
They should oppose tbeir influence and acid rotate, had a 8trange history—as a ment.
tion.
Wanted,
vote against the gold standard. Eveiy con­
Wanted
Eugene Pierson, a young man of San
Emil Peil, the blacksmith, is agent for
net result of over a hundred varying
Col. J. A. Gross wants good fat Jackson county property. Will trade sideration,national dignity, national pros­ terms in jail the most of her life was Francisco, was arrested for robbery of
Buckeye mowers and farmers implements
of all kinds. Corner Main street and 1st chickens at the Depot Hotel, Will pay one hundred and sixty acres of good perity. justice’to all our people, sympa­
a novel sort. He had borrowed money
avenue.
farming land seven miles from Klamath thy with those wbo work without adequate passed in prison. And yet no single and gave as security a check payable to
the market price.
sentence
exceeded
a
few
months.
Falls for Jackson county property. Ad-
.‘A reward and for those who are unable to
Dodge has a big stock of hammocks,
himself. When payment of the debt
get employment, unite to urge all irienda
Suicide Near Roseburg.
dress, P. O. Box 55, Yreka, Cal.
comprising cheap, medium and f best
Visalia proposes to impose a license
W’as demanded he got possession of the
of silver to cast their ballots against this on every form of business.
grades at prices to suit the times.
John Baker, a native of Bavaria, living
check,
tore it to pieces and swallowed
iniquitous
gold
system
in
the
coming
Normol
School
Notes,
Union service at the Chautanqua tab- at Cleveland, 15 miles northwest of Rose­
At a ranch in Santa Ana, Cal., 30,000 it.
presidential election. There is but one
ernacle next Sunday evening. Rev. G. N. burg, committed suicide Friday, after
Julie RodschoD, one of the Juniors, is effective
way to do this. They must vote silkworms were recently hatched.
Annes will preach the sermon, Come having burned bis dwelling bouse and its teaching a six months’ term of school near
Zee Ling of San Francisco is a new
for
William
Jennings Bryan for presi­
everybody.
The city of Long Beach, Cal., is in­ Chinaman. He is editor of a Chinese
Keno,
Klamath
county.
contents. It seetns that he had had
dent. A vote cast for any third candi­ stalling a plant so that sea water may
Tyler’s Soda Spring is favored with quite trouble with bis wife in the forenoon, and
Salvation Army paper and is going to
Lincoln Savage, the class valedictorian
a lot of summer tourists this month, mostly beat her over the head with a revolver. in June, was up from Grants Pass last date is in effect a vote for McKinley. be used for street sprinkling.
London in the interest of the army.
He is yonng, courageous and able. His
from Medford, Grants Pass and neighbor­ His 16-year-old son took the weapon week attending Chautauqua Assembly.
By a vote of 3 to 2 the Santa Monica
instincts
are
intensely
patriotic,
bis
The California Pioneers have elected
ing points.
from him. The mother and youngest
Victor Mayer of the commercial class is
Mrs. A. 8. Ward nee Kentnor returned child then went to Mr. Lehn’s, three now located in a town in Mendocino county character above criticism, and is pos­ City Trustees have adopted an ordi­ the following officers for the ensuing
to her home yesterday at Oakland, Cal , quarters of a mile distant, and a 19-year- Cal., and is clerk and book keeper in a sessed of extensive learning and a rich nance prohibiting saloons.
year: President, Elliot M. Root; vice-
culture. He will adorn the great office
after a visit of five weeks with her parents old son went io Roeeburg to have the store.
The cost of maintaining the San presidents, Niles Searles of San Fran­
in Ashland.
to which be has been nominated and bis Diego city schools for the fiscal year cisco, Jacob Z. Davis of San Francisco,
father arrested. Meantime Baker must
Bernard Spencer, a graduate of the
Jack Etner has located in Rossland, B. C. have set tire to his house, and going to university preparatory course, will enter fidelity tobimetalism, American mone­ ending June 30th amounted to $77,805. C. T.( Ryland of Sau Jose, T. L. Barker
which he describes as a good town and the house of Edward Von Pease], not far the Freshman class of the University of tary independependence, can be relied
Tbe committee appointed to solicit of Oakland, Howard Havens of Ala­
upon absolutely. No party fealty can be
where he has been doing well since he set­ distant, secured a gun without being ob­ Oregon September next.
tled down there.
consistently
interposed
for
withholding
funds
in aid of the Ventura and Ojai meda; treasurer, John D. Tailant; Mar­
served in the act. The burning of the
Graduates of the Normal are allowed 62 a vote from bim by any advocate of tbe Railroad is meeting with good success. shal, John F. Pinkham; directors, H. COMPLETE TTEW LLISTE OF LATEST
Isaac Moore came in from Shake Satur­ house was soon afterward discovered and credits
the University of Oregon. This free, independent, and unlimited coinage
N. Tilden, Charles M. Plum, J. H. Jew­
day for supplies. Mrs. J. E. Crowson re­ a search led to the finding of Baker’s admits at
DESIGNS AUD STYLES AT
The Santiago Orange Growers’ Asso­
them
to the Freshman class with­ of gold and silver at the established
ett, Aylett R. Cotton, H. B. Russ, E.
turned with him to visit a couple of weeks dead body about 500 yards from Mr. Von out examination.
Only
one
other
school
ciation
of
Orange
county
has
declared
BEL ROCK PRICES.
with her sister Mrs. Moore.
T. Kruse, Wakefield Baker, Leon Sloss,
Pee sei’s house. It was clearly a case of in the state is given a higher number of ratio of 16 to 1.
dividend No. 9, amounting to $9000.
If
you
feel
trameled
by
your
views
on
C. J. King.
Miss Jessie Clint the milliner left for suicide, the deceased having placed the credits by the University.
tbe tariff, it may be said that this
The fourth annual assembly of the
Baleui and Portland Friday and later muzzle of the gun in his mouth. The
A young man by the name of Peter
Effie
Armitage
of
the
class
of
’
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is
in
Sac
­
will continue on to St. Louis to purchase a charge of shot blew the top of his bead off. ramento, Cal., and is expecting soon to ob­ question of monetary reform lies square­ Southern Oregon Chautauqua Associ­
Gordan, a salesman, shot himself in
new stock of millinery goods.
ly
across
any
possible
progress
toward
ation held a ten days’ session at Ash­ Oakland to excite sympathy. He was
His hands were badly powder burned. tain a position in that city. A neat little
The Commissioners court of Klamath Baker had been acting strangely for some fortune has come to Miss Armitage from tariff revision until it is settled. Further­ land.
out of money and could find no work.
•ounty have revoked the bounty of live time and was evidently insane, He some of her relatives in the East since she more, excepting wool and rough lumber,
The Board of Education of San Ber­
cents on rabbit scalps and no bounty will leaves a wife and three sons.
graduated in June.
which are on the free list, tbe present
Another tobacco plantation is being
be paid after August 1st next.
Olive Thomas, who attended the Normal tariff is the highest ever placed on the nardino has made an innovation by Btarted iu the North Chollas, near the
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a part of last year, and who obtained a statues except the McKinely • tariff, and choosing teachers to serve four years. “Nest” in San Diego county.
The
last orop bulletin
issued by
Mrs. G. Barclay, Modiste.
state diploma through this school, by hav­ there is practically no difference on this It is believed that this method will do
V. 8. Dep’t oi
U.
ot Agriculture says : “Crop
For the latest styles in dressmaking go ing
Visalia advertises for sale a franchise
a state certificate on graduating at a subject between tbe two old parties away with political manipulation.
prospects, on the whole, are about as poor to Mrs. G. Barclay, Novelty block, oppo
Normal two years ago, has now a position except one of rates. Tbe principal of
for the construction and maintenance
M they ever were in Oregon,”
site Hotel Oregon.
The State Board of Health is investi­ of a telephone and telegraph plant and
as teacher in California at $50 a month. protection is generally recognized by tha
C. O. Terry, the Burlington hustler for
gating
the condition of Russian river in system.
An Indian Appetite.
Theresa Bryant of the • class of ?96 has American people. Again if the results
passenger business dropped in this week
the vicinity of Guerneville.
People
this
week
gone
to
Jacksonville
and
entered
with a big supply of fan s and other ad­
of
free
coinage
of
silver
prove
to
be
Buch
The Journal says: Siskiyou county
The First Presbyterian Church of
who
bathe
in
the
waters
contract
blood
upon
her
duties
as
deputy
county
clerk.
vertising matter for distribution.
as
the
gold
advocates
claim,
we
shall
has developed into one of the first dairy­ The Normal congratulates her on being
Los Angeles has renounced allegiance
poisoning
and
horses
that
drink
there
Grant Crary and Fred Hogg accompained ing counties of the state during the past called to fill such a responsible position have under its operation the highest
to the Presbytery and other general
by Messrs. Warner, Kendall and others, two years. There are at present four and Mr. Jackson, the county clerk, may possible protection against foreign im­ get sore mouths.
gifverning 'uodies of the denomination.
started for Pelican bay, baturday. W. A. creameries in the coupty, fitted up with consider it a fortunate turn indeed that has ports from the gold standard countries of
Miss Ollie Ray and James T. Lawler
To buy Summer Underwear, Straw Hats, Etc.
Patrick went out with them with his team. the most modern machinery. The two brought to him a deputy who will do her Europe. Lastly, in pursuing the course re­ of Tulare, Cal., were married by tele­
Mrs. Rhodie Noah, of this place, wsb
commended, you are not required necessar
The society of tbe upper Ashland creek creameries in Scott valley did a fine work so well.
ily to surrender your political views on phone, the officiating clergyman being taken in the nigbt with cramping pains
The prices are cut to close them out. . .
Pleasure seekers will be further increased business last vear, providing about 506
and the next day diarrhoea eet in. She
other questions.
at
Santa
Crus.
omorrow by Mrs. E. A,Sherwin, Mrs.Fred I | lbs. of butter and cheese each a day, and
The gold forces will be practically united.
took half a bottle of blackberry cordial
Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
Wagner, Mrs, E. V. Carter and Mrs. Frank : are running the machinery to its fullest
Sing Wah, a Chinese merchant of but got no relief. Sbe then sent to me
The few of them who hold to the doctrine
Alfal'a bav for sale at $5 per ton in the of low tariffs are not seriously embarrassed Oleta who was arrested and brought to to see if I had anything that would help
Carter.
capacity this seasou.
The excellent
" you want. Apply at once.
in giving taeir support to Major McKinley Jackson, Cal., on a charge of murdering her. 1 sent her a bottle of Chamber-
There was a very large attendance at the quality of the butter and cheese has made field. All
R. 8, B arclay & S on ,
and republican protectionists deliberately
funeral of the late'Dr. Colvig at Rock Point it in great demand in counties south of
lainis Colic, Cholera and Diarrobea Rem­
Talent, Or. cast aside a proposition to enact a high pro­ Frank French, has had a preliminary edy
last baturday. Among the relatives pres­ here. The Edgewood creamery also
and the first dose relieved her. An­
hearing
lasting
two days.
Wah
swore
tective
measure
coupled
with
a
provision
for
ent were 14 grandchildren and three great produces a large quantity of fine butter
50c to 35c.
Mens’ Summer Balbriggan from
other of our neighbors had been sick for
the
free
coinage
of
silver
in
the
present
that
he
fired
the
shots
believing
the
Portland
Fire.
grandchildren.
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and cheese, and finds a ready market
congress. Under these circumstances, no men were trying to break in his store. about a week and had fried different
25c ‘ 25c.
The two-story brick building, occupied middle-of-the road objections to united
Mayor Pennoyer of Portland has appoint­ for the same, Pvle’s Grass Valley
remedies for diarrobea but kept getting
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ed the following commissioners: Police— creamery also produces excellent butter. by H. Wolf & Brother, at No. 30 Front opposition to the gold standard ticket are On motion of the District Attorney the worse. I sent him the same remedy.
and
Boys
’
Straw
Hats
cut
1-2
to
close out.
B B Riggen, T M Richardson and Napoleon The farmers who carry their milk to street as a wholesale gentleman’s furnish­ tensble by those who have heretofore complaint was dismissed and the Chi­ Only four doaoa of it was required to cure
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$1.50.
shoes, solid leather, at-
Davis; fire—R D Inman, Paul Wessenger these creameries, find it much more con­ ing goods house, was completelj’ gutted sought public endorsement by advocating nese set at liberty. This ends the case, bim. lie says he owes his recovery to
free silver at 16 to 1.
and John Montag.
by
fire
Monday
and
the
stuck
is
a
total
as
no
further
steps
will
bp
taken
by
the
1.25.
Boys
’
“
Cvrle
Congress-
this wonderful remedy. — Mrs. Mary
venient and profitable than by making
There will be fair and just recognition of
loss. The stock is valued at upwards of the
All of the churches in Ashland have their own butter.
authorities iu the matter, although Sibley, Sidney, Mich. For sale by Ash­
claims
of
Mr.
Bryairs
supporters
with
2.25.
Mens’ Corderoy pants, heavy only
agreed upon a union service which will be
$60,000 and is partly covered bv $53,000 out party distinction. More ought not to there was another Chinese who is said land Drug Co.
held each bunday evening in the Chautau­
insurance.
The building is owned by the be asked or expected of him. If elected, it to have fired shots besides Sing Wall.
Larson
makes
porcelain
pictures
—
the
1
.
.05.
Straw Hats for Boys.....................
qua Tabernacle for s>x successive Sundays. latest.
Lamliert estate and H. L. Hoyt, and the is well known he will assume the duties of
A good attendance is desired at these meet­
Rev. Anna Shaw delivered a lecture
insurance carried on it will probab­ president untrameled by any pledges of
This has been another week of very $5000
'
ings.
patronage,
which
is
as
it
should
be.
As
to
at
Los Angeles, the proceeds of which
ly
cover
the
loss,
as
the
walls
and
floors
warm, dry weather and a few days ago 1
Mrs. Clay Myer returned home on Satur­ smoke set in, hanging heavily ov6r the are
damaged but little. The cause of the electoral canditates in this state there will are to bo added to the fund for the re­
i
undoubtedly be a readjustment satisfactory
day’s train front San Francisco where sbe valley since Sunday. Old settlers say fire
is unknown.
1
TRULY,
to all concerned and fitting to the new lief of Miss Phoebe Couzins, who has
has been for the past two months visiting they do not recollect so many continous
lived on the charity of strangers in that
political
conditions
presented
.
with relatives. Her cousin Mrs. W. C. hot days in vears. The conditions have
Mill Feed.
M. F. EGGLESTON,
city for some time. The collection net­
Craven and son came up from the city been very unfavorable to the growth and
Wholesale,
$12.50
per ton. Retail, 70 County Chairman Union Bimetallic Party. ted $110.
with her and will remain in Ashland a few development of vegetation. People who
President Ashland Bimetallic League.
per 100 at the Ashland Roller Flour
weeks.
have been able to do so have been seeking cents
'
The salmon run is on again at Sauta
Mills.
I
commend
the recent address issued to
escape
from
the
heat
by
taking
to
the
Tbe working party on the Klamath road
Cruz.
Over 200 were caught in one day.
the
public
by
Senator
H.
M.
Teller
and
his
mountains
and
the
summer
hotels.
have moved their camp over near Keene
Of Interest to Miners.
associates as a masterful statement of the each boat brought iu from four to eigh­
creek. They are doing lots of good work
A recent regulation by the city council
The United States supreme court has reasons why every voter should support teen.
and the improvement effected in the road
will be more extensive than was anticipat­ provides that the people residing west made a decision in the case of Haw vs. Mr. Bryan, irrespective of party, which
John E. Howard of Tulare was
ed with the limited amount of funds avail­ and north of Ashland creek are entitled Victoria Corper Mining Co., reversing all merits careful reading of all patriotic citi­
to use the water from city water mains for the precedents of older decision and the zens regardless of partisan bias on the hanged at Folsom prison on the 17th.
able.
monetary or other questions.
Lt cost the state $5917 to send the militia sprinkling or airigatjng porpnsee on cqstomary practice of miners in locating
S. Iwanga of Tokjo, goneral manager
Monday,
Wedneday,
and
Fridayof
each
mining claims. It has held that a valid
down to Astoria a few weeks ago on the
of
the Japanese Mail Steamship Com­
A
Fact
Worth
Knowing.
representation of the canneries there that week, and people residing east and south mining location may be made without
Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia and pany, limited, has signed a contract
were needed for the protection of their of Ashland creek may use city water for marking the boundaries on the ground
50 Bright New Silver Dollars to be given
property against the striking fishermen, like porposes on Tuesday, Thursday and or even of posting a notice on the ground all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by with the Great Northern Railway Com­
away, divided in four Cash Prizes as follows:
and a warrant has been drawn by the sec­ Saturday only of each week. Any vio­ located. The practical effect of this adds Shiloh’s Cure. For sale by T, K. Bolton.
pany for the establishment of a steam­
retary of state for that amount.
ship line between Tokio and Seattle.
lation of the regulatioua is punishable by additional uncertainty to the mining
1st Prize...................... ...................... $20 00
The Pacific Mail Company have been
Colestein is proving a favorite resort this forfeiture of the right to use tbe water.
titles based on location only.—Mining hit another heavy blow by the total loss
...................... 15 00
2d
A special crop bulletin of the United
<»
sea.son for those seeking mountain air, soda
and Scientific Press.
...................... 10 00
3d
Lester
High
has
joined
the
navy
and
is
States
Weather
Bureau
reports
damag
­
spring waters and escape from lhe beat and
From this decision which coming from of the steamship Columbia, valued at ing heat over the wheat-growing sec­
...................... 5 00
learning to be a regular man-of-wars-
4tb 4«
dust of tbe valley, Tbe guests are numer­ now
$680,000, which went ou the rocks at
man
on
board
the
U.
S.
8.
Independence
the
highest
court
is
permanent,
it
ap
­
ous there at present. Mrs. Fred Drake and at Mare Island. After having been trimmed
tions
of
eastern
Oregon
and
Washing
­
$50 00
ID YOU EV£” suffer from real ner­
W. J . Virgin’s family are among the Ash­ up by drill and discipline into one of Uucle pears that a locator may mark thebound- Pigeon Point, just outside the Golden ton, A special report from The Dalles
aries of bis claim either by notice posted Gate. A dense fog prevailed.
vousness? When every nerve seemed
land arrivals there this week.
Sam's regulation sea dogs, Lester will find which shall describe them with reason­
OO“M:^/LElSrOTJSrC3- ZNYOTSTZDJLY*, JSZLJLY -4
to quiver with a peculiar, creepy
William I. Leake, an old and respect­ states that the spring wheat is practi­
The south bound flyer yesterday carried himself transferred to some cruiser or gun­
146 yascengers. a pretty good list under the boat in commission, and will have a chance able clearness or by stakes or monuments ed citizen of Willows, Cal., had his cal ly burned up and winter wheat is feeling, first iu one place, and then another we will give (on every 25c cash purchase and upwards,
new* advanced rate, but it is said more than to see a big slice of the world. The navy is at the corners, but be cannot dispose right hand caught in the gearing of a very badly damaged.
and all seemed finally to concentrate Ina
amount in cash paid in on book account) Coupons re­
half of them were people who bad been up not a bad place for a youngster since the with both notice and determinate marks
writhing jumble In the brain, and you be­ or
James
M.
Baumgardner,
one
of
the
harvesting
machine
and
so
badly
presenting
the amount of cash paid. For every $10
on the sound and got caught by the new regulations for enlistment look to the pro­ at the corners.
come irritable, fretful and peevish; to be
smashed that it was necessary to am­ best known men in the counties of followed by an impotent, weakened condi­ worth of these coupons the holder is entitled to one guess
tariff not knowing of it until they reached curement of young men of good character
Portland on their return home.
Sftntg Barbara and Sun Luis Obispo, tion of the nerve centers, ringing in the at tbe number of beans contained in the Glass Maa on
putate the hand above the wrist,
and all must be Americans.
Catarrh Cured,
exhibition at our store.
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing
James Freeland, a farmer living near died iu Sau Luis Obispo. He was a ears, and sleepless, miserable nights ?
At a stated meeting of Ruth Rebkah health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town Lodge No. 4IOOF, held on the evening Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Selma, Cal., was struck by an engine veteran in journalism in Southern
The nearest guess to the correct number gets the 1st
Mrs. Eugene Searles,
hall
prize, next nearest 2nd prize, etc. Tbe man to be
of the 13ih inst .Mrs Alice Ulrich 8DGM injector free. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
California. At different times he edited Dr. Miles’
110 Simonton St., Elk­
on
the
Southern
Pacific
and
killed.
A
Irving Vining, Mrs. Vining and Mrs. installed the following officers for tbe ensu­
opened, beans counted and prizes awarded when 100
tha
Santa
Barbara
Independent,
Lom
­
hart,
Ind.,
says;
“
Ner
­
Nervine
team of horses he was driving was also
Ray Minkler went up Ashland creek can­ ing term: Mrs Mollie Cameron N G; Miss
guesses are taken.
vous troubles bad made
poc Record, Santa Ynez Argus and San
Peach trees in bloom at this season of killed-
yon yesterday to pitch tbeir tents amid tbe Kate M Lemberger V G; 8 J Day Rec 8ec;
iuu nearly insane and
Restores
Luis Obispo Breeze.
shade and cool found along this favorite .Mrs Mary Miller Treas; Miss Laura Gibson tha year are an unusual sight in South­
EVERYTHING SOLD AT BOTTOM PRICES.
physicians were unable
mountain stream. Among the families FinSec; Chris Ulrich R S N G; Mrs A ern California which may be seen in the
Bought Out Camps.
The best regulator to regulate a people, is Health.....
to
help
me.
My
memory
Helms
L
8
N
G
;
J
A
Boyer
R
8
V
G
;
Mrs
rusticating there are those of E. I). Briggs,
El Cajon valiey full of good, healthy
Louis Larson, a photograpl •her from Ta- Simmons Liver Regulator. It regulates was almost gone and every little thing
X>* I--* lMClxilx.ler
Son.
Horace Hicks and Ralph Vining. Miss A. Ulrich L S V G; Mrs Frances Luy warden;
coma,
has purchased F. L. Ci lamps’ gallery the liver and the liver regulotes the person. worried me until I was almost distracted.
blossoms
and
giving
every
appearance
Miss
Birdie
Schmitt
conductor
,
Fred
Luy
Nellie Russel is also one of the campers,
If
the
liver
is
regular
the
health.is
good,
in Ashland and is in charge of the same.
of maturing into fruit.
and there are some others whose names we J G; Mrs J L N Plymaie Chaplain.
For tbe next 30 days he will make cabinet­ but it sluggish or diseased then there is con­ I really feared I was becoming a maniac. I
are unable to chronicle.
stant Billiousnpss, Indigestion, Headache imagined all sorts of evil things and would
The projectors of tfio Enn Jose and sized photos for $3.00 per dozen,
The Chautauqua management were
and all the disorders of the stomach that cry over nothing. I commenced taking Dr.
A party of big 8. P. railroad officials fortunate in having Mrs Layton and Alviso Raiload are proceeding in efforts
one hears of. Try 8immons Liver Regu­ Miles' Restorative Nervine and four bottles
parsed north yesterday on an inspecting daughter in the chorus at the musical festi­ for right-of-way, the las* one being
Real Estate.
lator and prove this,
and junketing tour. Among them were val which closed the Chautauqua exercises;
of this wonderful remedy completely cured
to J L Brown; 160 acres in
.
-
—
- -
1
General Manager Julius Kutschnitt. J. also Mr. Dodge of Grants Pass who has a with the Southern Pacific and South tp C 34 C s, Jenkins
me, and I am as well now as I ever was.'1
r
1
e.
$400.
Agler, Supt. Salt Lake Div. ;J. B Wright, good voice and sang solo. Mrs. I<avton Pacific Coast for a cresting privilege.
W H McAdams to Benj Haymond; 160.24
Dr. Miles' Nervine is sold on guarantee,
fiupt. Sacramento Div.: R. Koehler, manag­ and daughter have rich, sweet voices, Mrs. It is the expectation that the line will acres
in tp 37 s, r 3 w. $1000.
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
er rO. & C.; L. R. Fields and W. A. Layton’s being round and full and possess­ be in operation before the end of the
T
F
West
to
Theresa
J
Hoardman
;
lot
7,
Awarded
jGxondahal of the O. and C.; W. G. Curtis, ing great melody, her notes easily reaching year.
blk 2, Webb’s add to Medford. $125.
and H. J. tsmall Supt. motive power and the furtberst section of any ereat halt.
highest
Honors
—World’s Fair,
MINING LOCATIONS.
These ladies won a warm place in the
machinery of the 8. P. system-
What is rather a rare fatality occurred
hearts of the Ashland public, who will near Campo, iu San Diego county, last
Jessie Cotton on July 15th located a
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
When you drink tea get tbe best—Ito hope for another opportunity to hear their
Blend—it will please you. Take nq other. song. Mrs. Layton has been teaching week. A 10-year-old boy was bitten in quartz claim in Jackson county.
J. K. Van Sant. Ashland.
music at Beno, Nevada, for several years the foot by a rattlesnake. His parents
Of Portland. @
Tbe men and boys working in the at a salary of $250 per month-
BORN.
drove with him to Campo, fifteen miles
OR LEASE
mill and box factory at Pokegama, find
a great deal of pleasure in bathing in the • ■ Miners’ supplies at R. S. Barclay•&. distant, poyr l.pnrs after apiTvjng there
the buy died, lhe usual antidotes were HOOPER—In Ashland, Thursday. July 16,
river. Tbe dam makes an excellent place Son, Talent. Cheap.
1896, to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hooper, a
in which to swim, under the county bridge.
not
effective.
John O’Brien of Applsgate met with a
daughter.
They also swim lower down the river, but
Ail the property of the defunct Asto­
lit is QQt as safe as above the dam. Tbe serious accident on Thursday afternoon.
swimmers find great sport in going (up the He waB hauling some refuse hay to fix a ria and Portland Railroad Company has
That Catarrh is a Local Affliction
j-iver several hundred yards and riding the break in bis water ditch and while putting been sold to satisfy executions amount­
of
the membrane of the nose, throat, etc.,
ogs down the stream.—Yreaka Journal
on the load be laid the lines down. The ing to about $164,000. The property
Pokegama, Cal.
is a fact established by physicians, and this
horses
became
frightened
and
started
to
was
purchased
by
Edward
Ehrman,
a
This is the weather which makes ths ladies
authority
should
carry
more
weight
than
draw from there summer wardrobes their rqn tbe lines falling out of his reach. Mr. judgment creditor, for $30,000, and is assertions of incompetent parties, who
OR SALE OR LEASE on Re^Simabiq
daintiest, lightest, coolest gowns checkered, O’Brien then slid off the wagon to save supposed to be in the interest of the claim that catarrh is a blood affection, in
Terms. Call on or tyidvess ■
refreshingly flowered or of purest white, himself and struck the ground in such a
order to make amarket for their compound.
Astoria
and
Columbia
River
Railroad.
the envy of the men who look slouchy from manner as to miss his footing, falling on • - * • '
_
■
1 V Elys Cream Balm is a local remedy, com­
. H. S. Pren4c?gast, TERMS:—Small payment down and $10 per month. Organs
having shed coats, vests, and collars, as well his leftside and fracturing tbe thigh bone
posed of harmless medicants and free of
as hats in the shade. The latter forget the
$5.00 per month,
mercury or any injurious drug. It will
Pokegama, Cal.
disagreabie weather occasionally however near the bip joint. Drs. Hines and Rob­ ROYAL Baking Powder, cure catarrh. Applied directly to the in­
in animated discussion of the mixed politics inson reduced the fracture and the patient
PIANOS:—Chickering, Hardman, Fisher, Jewett, Ludwig
membrane, it restores it to its
ürs. L. Hessig,
Highest of all in leavening flamed
of the day try mg to fmd out “where they is getting along as well as could be ex-
Perfect Madx
healthy, condition, afforfiipg quick relief
paotidt
ttsat”.
|
Beßwick, Cal.
ORGANS:—Estey, Mason & Hamlin, Frand and Botiey.
•, OavsrMMst Maparti
x""
íd VcMá toé huadanh
FIRST CLASS
Paste it in your hat
E. A. SHERWIN.
MEIS, BOYS
CHILDREN’S
MEN'S )
BICYCLE PANTS.
UNDERWEAR.
FURNISHINGS.
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
NOW IS THE TIME
Mens’ silk-finished Balbriggan Underwear reduced
from $1.25 to 75c. per garment.
Almost O
Distracted •
John McClunie.
FREE SILVER!
D
Prof. P. J. HEAD
--------------------------------- 1--------
•DR;
Hotel For Sale
Five Different Kinds of
*■ CREAM
BAKING
WWIR
PIANOS
From $260 and Upwards.
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