Valley record., June 07, 1900, Image 2

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*A Protest Against Iconoclasm.
WAR IN THE TRANSVALL.
Recent fires in the Catalina moun­
i 1» there nothing sacred and safe from tains, Arizona, destroyed 50,000,000 feet
L ondon , Maj 39—Lord Salisbury an­
the devastating hammer of the icono­ of lumber.
M anila , May 29 —Major Henry T.
Fred L. Newton, former teller of the nounced al the dinner of the London
Paper.
clast? Must all our cherished idols be
Fidelity Trust and Guaranty compjay Conservative association last night that Allen of the Forty-third infantry, while
ruthlessly broken?
Lora Roberts had taken Johannesburg.
In these latter years there has arisen of Baffalo, N. Y.. charged with emb*2- At the conclusion of a speech on the scouting from Catbalogon, Island of
ASHLAND, Dr.. Thursday. June 7. 1900
Bamar, May 9, drove a party of insur­
aling
$4000
of
the
bank
’
s
funds,
pleaded
a school of quasi historians and litera-
British policy toward South Africa he gents from the valleys. Four Ameri-
guilty
and
was
sentenced
to
six
years
in
. ture mongers whose purpose seems to
arose again, holding a paper in his hand sans were killed, including Lieutenant
Anbnrn prison.
and said: “I find that Lard Roberts W. H. Evans (John H. Evans), who
Our Trad« With Ounaany.
. [ ■ be to discredit and becloud all the pa- .
Lloyd Wilson, in trying to rob a store has occupied Johannesburg. ”
There baa been of late not a Uttl^ j triotic and poetic Incidents which are
was «lain while gallantly leading a
at Holdenville, I1L, blew open the safe
L ondon , Juno 2.—A cablegram from charge against the intrenchmeuts.
discussion of our commercial relations the gems of history as well as of litera- with dynamite.- The explosion mashed
Lord Roberts, dated Johannesburg, May Eleven of the enemy were killod and
with Germany, and in some quarter* | ----
tdre . - The latest of these is a Boston j his right hand and injured the other
military
man who declares that “Sher- ' and he win probably die. Wilson says Bl, but which was not dispatched from four were wounded.
apprehension has been felt that we r*
11“
there until 8:30 a. m. of June 1, has
The town of Caterman, Island of Sa­
were gradually losing that market for idan’8 ride” 18 a11 “poppycock" and in­ ’ he is an old railroader.
been received by the war offioe. It says: mar, was attacked at midnight, April
“
Little
Phil
”
American products. Thia feeling baa. sists that the arrival of “Little Phil” I General Jose Harnandez, the revolu­ “The occupation of Johannesburg pass­
30, by a thousand rebels, who intrench­
been due to the hostile agitation in and his famous charger had nothing to tionary leader of Venezuela, has been ed off quite satisfactorily, thanks to the ed themselves near the town over night.
Germany on thia aubject, apparently,,d« with turning the tide of battle ! captured and the revolution is con­ excellent arrangements made by Dr. Captain John Colle of the Forty-third
sidered at an end.
Kraus, the Transvaal oommandant j regiment fought the Filipinos for six
resulting from jealousy of the great ’ against General Early at Cedar Creek;
here, and order prevailed throughout i hours and afterward buried 150 of the
In
the
athletic
contest
between
col
­
that
the
Confederate
general
was
beat
­
advance we have made In tbs export
lege teams held at Chicago last week, the town. Dr. Kraus met me on my enemy. One American was killed and
en
before
Sheridan
reached
the
front
branch of our foreign trade.
the team from the university at Berk­ entrance to Johannesburg and rode by
The facta, however, as abown by a end that all the credit for the victory eley was beaten by but one point by the my side to the e government offices, one was wounded.
The hamlet of Pawin, iu the province
tn
the
Shenandoah
valley
is
due
to
an
­
atatement recently issued by the treas­
victors—Michigan team.
, where he introdne icea me to the heads of of Laguna, Islam? of Luzon, the head­
other
and
not
to
the
dashing
cavalry
ury department at Washingtan, do not
The president recently sent to the j the several departments, all of whom quarters of General Cailles, was sur­
warrant the assumption that we are officer.
senate the following nominations for acceded to my request that they would rounded on May 26, by three detach­
It will be extremely difficult at this Hawaiian offices: Morris M. Estee of continue to carry on their respective
losing the German market. Thus far
late
day to destroy public faith In the California to be United States district duties until they could be relieved of ments of the Forty-second regiment.
no falling off la abown in our trade
Thirty-seventh regiment and Eleventh
with that country. Indeed our ex­ inspiring story as told by Thomas Buch­ judge for the territory of Hawaii; John ! them.
cavalry. Only a few of the enemy were
ports to Germany during the nine anan Read of Sheridan’s ride from C. Baird of Wyoming to be United ; “Johannesburg is very empty, but a encountered, Cailles having departed
States district attorny of Hawaii; Daniel good crowd of people assembled in the the day before. Pawin, which was
months ended with March, 1900, show “Winchester, twenty miles away.”
About all historical incidents and leg­ F. Ray of Illinois to be United States main square by the time the Britsh manifestly a rebel stronghold, was
a larger gain than those to any other
marshal of Hawaii.
flag was being hoisted. A royal salute burned to the ground.
country, the total for the nine months ends of like heroic character have un­
Th. bank of New Li,M b . W*J ~
Captain Nordon’s scouts and two
dergone
the
same
iconoclastic
assaults,
being $142,781,480 against $123,222,617
were given. At the end of the cere­ companies of the Eighteenth regiment
but
they
still
live.
owned
by
W.
H.
H.
Cash,
was
robbed
a
in the corresponding months of last
monies the Seventh and Eleventh divis­
The more lustily these Iconoclasts few days ago of several thousand dol­ ions marched past with the naval bri­ while scouting on May 12 in Western
year, making a gain of $19,558,872, a
Panay, surprised a number of the ene­
lars. The safe was blown up with
larger Increase than in our exports to j smite the rock of history and tradition nitro-glycerine and the building parti­ gade, the heavy artillery and two bri­ my near Valderama and killed 35 of
any other country. In the single item the more copiously gush forth the ally wrecked. The bank will suspend gade divisions of the Royal field them. There were no casualties among
artillery.
of provisions, however, there Is a re­ streams of sentiment and poesy. Even I business pending repairs.
the Americans, but some of them suf­
If
they
be
legends
only
we
will
not
L ondon , June 2. - -The Vienna cor­ fered from sunstroke.
duction of about 15 per cent, while In
Official figures place the loss in the respondent of the Daily Telegraph says:
The official reports announce scout­
nearly all other articles there is a have them destroyed. Historians may explosion iu the Schofeld mine, Utah,
“An active exchange of dispatches is ing and small engagements in Panay
haggle
and
quibble
and
split
hairs,
but
marked Increase. Even in provisions
at 199 killed and seven injured. The going forward among the great powers
the falling off in the nine months under they cannot shake our faith In gallant disaster was caused by the accidental relative to China. The colossal supe­ and Cebu islands, and Tayabas, La­
guna, Zambales. Benguet and Pangasin
consideration is but about $2,500,000. “Little Phil” and the steed that brought igniting of a keg of black powder.
riority of R usm &’ s representation at Ta­ provinces, resulting in 14 of the enemy
“
all
the
way
from
Winchester
him
This is less than the increase In copper
Governor Rafael Garcia Martinez, the ku is regarded as significant. The triple being killed and many wounded. The
or in illuminating oil and but about down to save the day," In Barbara Mexicali governor of Lower California, alliance advocates united action by Americans also captured 60 rifles, a
one-half the Increase in corn alone, be­ Frietchie and the flag she waved at is to be removed from office for arresting Europe to protect common interests.”
Nordenfeldt gun and supplies of ammu­
The Peking correspondent of the nition and destroyed a powder factory.
ing also but one-third of the increase Frederick town, in George Washington and attempting blackmailing of Arthur
and the hatchet and the cherry tree, in Grigsby, formerly of Napa county, as­ Times, telegraphing Friday, says: “The
A rebel major who surrendered at
In the single item of cotton.
i
The detailed statement of our ex­ Paul Revere and his famous midnight sistant superintedent of the Progress government gave every facility for the Liscum last week has been persuading
arrival of the foreign guards. The Rus­ others to follow his example. Today
ports to Germany during the nine ride, In Molly Pitcher and her heroic mines, near El Tronifo.
sians, as well as the French, were for­ he effected the surrender of 46 men
deed
in
manning
the
gun
at
Monmouth
The
monthly
comparative
statement
months ended with March shows an
bidden to land Wednesday, but the
Increase In cotton, corn, flour, fruits I after her husband had been shot, nor in of the receipts and expenditures of the Tsung-li Yamen has apologized, ex­ with 55 rifles at Tarlac and hopes to
influence more of his countrymen to do
United
States
shows
that
during
May,
and nuts, cottonseed oil, seed, tobacco Pocahontas and her devotion in saving
1900, the receipts aggregated $45,166,- plaining the mistake.”
the same.
the
life
of-John
Smith.
Tens
of
thou
­
manufactured aud unmanufactured,
C hicago , May 31.—The cost and gain
053, and the expenditures $40,351,525,
M anila , May 30.—Lieutenant Jen-
sands
of
Americans,
old
and
young,
cool, copper. Illuminating oil, agricul­
leaving a surplus of the month of $4,- to England iu the Transvaal war, ac­ sestedje of company L, Forty-seventh
learned
by
heart
these
Inspiring
sto
­
tural implements, electrical and scien­
814,528. During the last 11 months of cording to reliable sources of informa­ volunteers, commanding a scouting
tific Instruments, clocks and watches, ries from the good old Fourth Reader in the fiscal year the receipts exceeded the tion, is as follows: Total cost of army, party in the southern part of Albay pro­
builders’ hardware, sewing machines, the little Red Schoolhouse. Who can I expenditures by $63,335,000. One year 243 days, in the field alone, $194,000,000. vince, had several engagements with
boots and shoes and numerous other impeach the Fourth Reader and the ago there vAts a deficit for the 11 months Business losses, 243 days, $4,860,000. the insurgents, in which 17 of the en­
I
of the fiscal-year of $104,620,000. The New governmental expenses, per an­ emy were killed and 28, including a
articles, while the chief reductions af­ Red Schoolhouse?
monthly statement of the public debt num, $10,000,000, Property damages captain, were captured. Six’ explosive
fect provisions, wheat, live animals,
At
the
recent
southern
Industrial
con­
shows that at the close of business May ■ through the war, $5,000,000. Total cost bombs and a number of insurgent valu­
hides and skins, typewriters, sole leath­
31, 1900, the debt, less cash in the treas­ i $214,260,000. Gain—Rand mines value able documents fell into the hands of
vention
an
address
was
delivered
by
H.
er, oil cake and lumber. That the re­
ury, amounted to $1,122,608,811, a de­ ; yearly output, $80,000,000. Coal fields,
duction In these few articles is far less H. Hargrove of Louisiana appealing to crease for the month of $2,193,274, I value yearly output, $4,900,000. Trans- the Americans. The acuts burned the
town of Yubi, the rebel headquarters
than the increase in the other articles the national government for the estab­ which is accounted for by the redemp­ i vaal tax revenue, per year, $5,000,000. Sergeant Brickley was killed during a
lishment
of
a
textile
university
in
the
i Diamond fields, value yearly output, slight engagement near Higao, Province
Is shown by the fact, already mention­
tion of bonds.
| $2,250,000. Orange Free State tax rev- of Albay, yesterday.
ed, that the net gain in our exports to south. Inasmuch as there is slight
Secretary
Root
in
response
to
an
in
­
Germany Is nearly $20,000,000 and Is chance of tlie realization of the long quiry recently transmitted to the sen­ 1 enue, per year, $3,000,000. Captured
Scouts of the Thirty-sixth and Thirty­
greater than the gain in exports to any cherished desire of educators to see a ate a statement of the causalties among j military munitions, $6,000,000. Total fourth regiments have captured 32 rifles
other country, the increase for the national university at Washington it the regular and volunteer officers in the j present_ gain, $99,500,000. New teri- and 500 rounds of ammunition in the
tory acquired, square miles, 167,465.
month of March alone being over may be taken for granted that Mr. Philippine islands from the date of occu­ The entire war operations of England, Pangasinin province.
Hargrove’s Suggestion will receive pation to May 24. 1900. It shows that
Major March’s van of the Third-third
$7,000,000.
scant attention at the hands of con­ 48 officers and 608 enlisted men were including expenses in the field, are esti­ regiment has arrived at Aparri from
The Electrical Review says that the gress. The argument which he makes killed in action or died of wounds re­ mated for the period of eight months to Benguet, after the hardest of mountain
have been been $3,060,000,000.
traveling. The men were exhausted
"chances of death by lightning are so might, however, well be applied in fa­ ceived, while 22 officers and 1138 men
L ondon , May 28.—The war office ju§t and ragged, having followed persis­
died
of
disease,
and
seven
officers
and
vor
of
the
establishment
of
state
tex
­
remote as to be utterly negligible.”
before midnight published the follow­ tently in the supposed Aguinaldo trail.
Having made this comforting assur­ tile schools throughout the south. The 27 enlisted men committed suicide, ing dispatch from Lord Roberts:
making
the
total
death
list
of
70
officers
They had several encounters with
ance it proceeds to say that the light­ textile schools in Lowell, Philadelphia,
K ip R iver , Transvaal, May 28.—We rebels.
and 1138 enlisted men. Iu the same
ning rod has no more Influence over New Bedford and Fall River are good period 128 officers and 1836 enlisted men marched 20 miles today and are now 18
The town of Pioche, Nev., was visited
the course of lightning than the color examples of what such Institutions suffered wounds which did not prove miles from Johannesburg. The enemy
by
fire last week. Before the flames were
had
prepared
several
positions
where
of the paint on our houses. It offers a should be. The first southern textile I fatal.
The number of troops in the
under-central
damage to the extent of
little consolation to the timid iu cities school is In South Carolina. Georgia is i Philippines on April 30 last was 2326 they intended to oppose us; but they $60,000 had been done on which there
abandoned
one
after
another
as
we
by the statement that “in places where making a beginniug, Mississippi has officers aud 61,272 enlisted men.
neared them. We pressed them so was but $10,000 insurance. The busi­
the population is entirely concentrated made an appropriation for the purpose,
Infanta Eulalie of Spain and her hus­ I
hard that they had only just tijjje to ness portion of the place suffered most.
and the buildings are close together the and Louisiana is regarded as certain to band, Don Antonio d’Orleans, have get their five guns into a train and to
M anila , May 31.—On'Tuesday night
fatal results of lightning are practical follow the example. Mr. Hargrove’s agreed to part. A formal deed of sepa­ leave as soon as some of the Australian the insurgents rushed San Miguel de
ly nil. It is In the country districts, idea is that each state should establish ration, to which they both have sub­ lnfautry dashed into it.
Mayumo, province of Bulucan. Luzon,
where trees are abundant and houses a textile school to prepare the lower scribed, has been drawn and recorded
“French’sand Ian Hamilton’s forces garrisoned by three companies of the
frequently surrounded by them, that grade of labor, aud then the national | and they have parted for all time. The are apparently engaged with the en­ Twenty-fifth volunteer infantry. They
! Infanta complained at the extravagance
fatal accidents more frequently occur.” government should found a national of her husband and Don Antonio emy about ten miles to our left, as fir­ swept through the surprised town,
shooting right and left, killing five
ing has been heard since noon.
NotwithstaudingThe Iteview’scocksure textile university, “where the future i wearied of his wife’s temper.
Americans and wounded seven.
“
H.
J.
Whigham
has
just
returned
remarks about “negligible chances” it operative may learu all the French.
The monthly statement of the con- to Lourenso Marquez from Pretoria,
Captain Charles D. Roberts and two
is a matter of record that 32 persons German and English operations known j trailer of the currency ishows that at
privates are missing. No Filipino dead
where
he
went
disguised.
He
wires
have already been killed by lightning in the manufacture of cotton and iu the close of business May 31, 1900, the
that Krueger has all the arrangements were discovered.
since Jan. 1, although the season of this way double the present cousump total circnlation of national bank notes made for flight, presumably to Holland
San Miguel de Mayumo is a few miles
fatality has hardly begun. If none of tion abroad of American fancy fabrics, was $300,488,889, an increase for the A special train, provisioned, is always from Manila. While a band under the
the existing devices for protection the extension of whose markets must year of $58,426,335, and an increase for ready with steam up. The train waits escort of troops of the Forty-sixth in­
against lightning is of any avail, it is largely depend upon technological I the mouth of $15,210,563. The circula­ near Pretoria.
fantry was moving from Ilang to Si­
tion based on United States bonds was
up to the electrical experts to suggest skill.”
L ondon , May 28.—A dispatch from lang, within 25 miles of Manila, it was
$363,089,117, an increase of the year of Mafeking, dated May 28, says the total attacked by Ladrones, three of the
some which will be effective.
The legislators of Austria-Hungary $56,783,163, and an increase for the casualities since the commencment ol party being killed.
arc iu a tangle ever the language to b< month of $17,021,955. The circulation the siege was 803. Out of 44 officer?
A New York young woman is now to
V igan , Luzon, June 2,—Major March,
used Iu the dual empire. The conflicting I secured by lawful money amounted to 22 were 'killed; Grounded or missing, ano
with his detatchment of the Thirty-
become the wife of a rich man because
$37,399,772,
an
increase
for
the
year
of
she returned to him a pocketbook filled ami complex elements of Austria am: $1,641,172, and a decrease for the month 190 men out of 975 white privates were third regiment, overtook what is be­
kifled, wougded qj misting.
Hungary are now mainly held togetiie:
lieved to have been Aguinaldo’s party
with money which he had lost and
by tlie sfr.mg personality and popt; of $1,811,393. The amount of United
on May 19 at Lagat, about 100 miles
If
troubled
wtu
riieumatism,
give
which she found. This should serve as
States registered bonds on deposit to
’a Pain-Balm a trial. I< northeast of Vigan. They killed or
a lesson to all young women. She larity of Emperor Francis Joseph, an>i secure circulating note» was $276,829,- Cnamberlain
will not cost you a cent if it does no good wounded an officer supposed to be Aguin­
might have kept the money and used It when i:e ¡¡asses nv.ny tluxconfusion of 990, and to secure publio deposits, $93, One application will releive the pain. aldo, whose body was removed by his
for her own [.¡ensure, but in that case tongues and ra.es is likely to take tin 853,580. The monthly statement of the It also cures sprains and bruises in one- followers. Aguinaldo had ICO men and
her conscience would have troubled sba;>e cf a dangerous crisis which may director of the mint shows the total third the time required by any otffer Major March 125. The American com­
coinage at the mints of the United treatment.
Cuts, bums; frostbites,
her. Now she will have a chance to disturb the “tranquillity of Europe.”
States during May, 1900, to have been quinsey, pains in the side and chest, mander reached La Boagan, where
carry the pocketbook without auy
It is said that Joseph Chamberlain $11,569,063, as follows: Gold, $8,252,- glandular and other swellings are quickly Aguinaldo had made his headquarters
compunctions of conscience.
smokes black cigars, drinks strong tea 000; silver, $3,171,000; minor coins, cured by applying it. Every bottle war­ since March 6, on May 7. Aguinaldo
ranted. Price, 25 and 50 cts. E ugene had fled seven hours before, leaving all
and never ta'.is exi'Fcise of auy kiml $146,063.
A. S herwin .
A northwestern newspaper corre­
the beaten trails and traveling through
when l»e can avoid it. It must, how
W ashington , May 29.—The division
the forest along the beds of streams.
spondent begins an item thus: “Mr.
Tlie Chinese Trouble.
Toward evening. May 19, Major March
---- t one of our business meu, came ever, require considerable exercise to ‘ of customs aud insular affairs of the
A
special
from
Washington
says:
Ad
­
wear a mouocle even while one is Lav I war department states that the total
struck Aguinaldo’s outpost about a mile
near having an experience that might
' import ot merchandise, gold and silver vices received at the state department outside of Lagat, killing four Filipinos
ing his picture taken.
have been more serious for him than It
by
cable
from
the
United
States
minis
­
i into the port of Manila from August 31,
and capturing two. From the latter he
was.” What a splendid writer of dis­
ter at Peking show that the Boxer dis­
Last month the foreign commerce of ! 1898, on the date of American occupa- turbances in China are so serious that learned that Aguinaldo had camped
patches on diplomatic questions this
the United States was heavier by $1,- I tion, up to and including December 31, they have brought China face to face there for the night, although exhausted
! 1898, was $5,901,534. Inoluded in the
budding newspaper genius would
000.000 a day than it was in April of total amount of imports in the period with a great crisis. Conger has asked and half-starved.
mgkel
Major March’s men entered Lagat on
last year, the total reaching $118,000,- mentioned were $145,850 in silver coin for United States marines to guard his
' the run. They saw the insurgents scat­
000.
This
promises
to
be
the
banner
legation,
and
authority
to
secure
their
The Charleston News and Courier
from Hongkong. The total amount of
tering into the bushes or over the pla­
should meet with encouragement, both year for American exports.
, import dujy collected was $77,904. The services has been telegraphed to him teau. A thousand yards beyond the
j imports by countries were United by the state department. He says in town, on the mountain side, the figures
north and south, in its effort to pro­
Suppose the Hon. James J. Corbett States, $567,268 worth; Germany, $599,- his report which was transmitted in of 25 Filipinos dressed in white, with
mote an exposition for that city. Ex­
positions arc good things not only for If elected to congress, should not be 309; Hongkong, $2,078,291; France, secret cipher that the Boxers have mur­ their leader on a gray horse, were sil-
$115,652: Australia, $58,858; Austro- dered nine Methodist converts at Pa- houted against the sunset. The Ameri-
the cities in which they are held, but able to. catch the speaker’s eye, would
chow and burned several railroad
the speaker’s eye catch Corbett’s left? $24,324 aud smaller amounts from other bridges and stations near Peking. All ■ cans fired a voljey and saw the officer
for trade generally.
countries. _______________
1 drop from his horse. His followers fled,
the foreign ministers at Peking have
Much to his regret General Weyler
The special reserve “Old Government” sent for armed guards to protect them. carrying the body. The Americans on
A Russian prince is now in this
whiskey is recognized by the highest
reaching the spot caught the horse,
country to interest Auxican capital­ is now eoDvini-ed that he did not work i medical
T ien -T tin , May 30.—American, Brit­ which was richly saddled. Blood from
authority in the land, specially
ists in big enterprises. If unmarried, the Cutwin [wstoffirea as thoroughly as by A P. O’Brien, M. D., captain and ish, Japanese, German, Italian, Russian a badldy wounded man was on the aui-
there Is one way In which a prince he might have doue.
, surgeon, Wm. D. McCarty, M. D., major and French troops, to the number of 100 • mal and on the ground. The saddle-
, and sergeant, U. S. A. Furthermore each, have been ordered to guard their ' bags coniained Aguinldo’s diary and
ought to be able to seeure control of a
accepted by the board of health of San respective legations at Peking, but the
If
dealers
in
nerve
food
were
obliged
good bit of cash.
• some private papers, including procla-
to depend for customers upon the poli­ Francisco. ' Recommended as the finest viceroy here will not allow them to • mations.
unadulterated
stimulent
for
invatide,
In a criminal court iu Chicago the ticians, they would soon go Into bank­ convalescents and for family use. Sold proceed hence to Peking on the railway
Fresh soldiers are to be sent to the
exclusively jn Ashland by Deeton High. without the authority of the Tsung-Li Philippines to relieve the troops that
other day the judge offered a female ruptcy.
Yamen. One hundred and eight An»»»,
prisoner her freedom if she would slot»
Though the Boer cause looks rather I Farmers in the geat-iands district of icans, with a machine gun and a field have been operating there since the wai
broke out.
talkiug. What a mockery It is to exact dubious, the Britons continue to occa­ Orange
county are making preparations gun, landed here last night amid great
impossible conditions?
i
i for a big celery crop this season, and enthusiasm on the part of the residents.
sionally run tnto a hornets’ nest.
from all accounts the acreage will be al-
S hanghai . June 1—Twenty-three War
l'he next rime Governor Smith of [ The relief of Mafekius has awakconl jyost doubled over that of last year.
ships are no v at Taku, nine Russian,
.(lontana go» - ■ ay from home he will • the poet laureate from a silence which
Au apple. oK.'-urd in the Pajaro valley three British, three German, three
.« desk an J take the ! the rentiers of English verst liad heart was lately subdivided and *>11 for the Fiench. two American, two Japanese
pK'bn’Iy
I
iiy approved Still, the British will following price-; 19.92 acres for $7417; and one Italian. In addition to their
k> »' with him
i hardly regret that the siege is ended
27 07 acre- 1 r $10.1>2: 30 acres for $12,- crews the Russians have on board their
Geuera) Boiler seems to be again
(XX). Tiio firs:-named subdivision was warshjps 11,000 troops from Port
nur.'lng but appetit» for that Pretoria
The Ashanti war Is a s <t of side »old to ;; W.;‘s-.nv.Ue man, the other Arthur, with field acquipment. Four­
I
two ¿ q jis wcoiii.'rs.-
teen thousand Russian troops are held
dinner
I show to tlie big three rin< circus In
I South Africa, it cannot expect a b’g ( Recently p. ¡blished creameries all in readiness at Port Arthur.
\ t>r.i i-f TbattkH
I
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
audience until the show in the fuaiu pver tho stat have made Oregon an
• fl
a-
fLiur-1 i-
U«tini; obli-
export
buiUr
state.
In
Portland
are
teut
is
over.
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I 37,000 peumls of butter for the export Take L axative B romo Q uinink T ab ­
• -lin’a Coiwli
lets . All druggists refund the money if
tamilv. Wc
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lung
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Probably the training which Mr. Cor I trade. Un> shipment of 15,000 is to it fails to cure. E. W. G rove ’ s signature
in each box. . 2oc.
• • • •»«■>.. . >..¿*1, and ir baa
bett will undertake for Ills congression­ supply a government eontraot in Alaska
: Of l> r'M-t rati»f*< li<w>
.
and
the
other
shipment
of
12,000
is
for
The war departmeat has received the
.;
r. . b'».i to th* ra.ru al campaign will largely be devoted to the Oriental trade.
the improvement of his wind.
following cablegram from General Mac-
... re >.t ‘in- rrtrmfv »nd wish
Arthur at Manila. “Three officers, 56
il ine-..'* tcc-pt '«ur lifartv tl anku.—R—
A Monster Devil Fish
•pea-uDllv, Mw. 8. D ‘TY, De» Meines, Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders,
men, with 46 rifles, surrendered uncon­
luwa. Foi sale by E vgenk A. S hfbwi . n . are mat «hat a horse needs when in bsd
Deetroj ine its victim, is a type of Con­ ditionally at Cuyapo recently, Three
stipation. The power of this malady is officers, 46 men with 65 rifles surren­
conditon.
Tome,
blood
purifier
and
A Wealth Of Beauty.
felt on creans, uervee. muscles and brain.
The
1» often hidden by unsightly Pimples, vermifuge. They are not food bet med­ But Dr. King’s New Life Pills are a safe dered unconditionally at Tarlac.
Eczema, Tetter, Ervaipelaa, Salt Rli<-nm, icine and the best in use to put a hors and certain cure. Best in the world for spontaneous surrenders are very en­
'
etc. Bocklen’a Arnica 8 live will glorify I in prime condition. Price 25 cents pe Btomnch. Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. couraging.
jifae face bv curing all Skin Eruptiionv, I package. For sale bv Ashland Dru g Co Only 25 cents, at Eugene A. Sherwin’s.
Have you seen the Raycycle, the bed
»¡■o Cut», B-nisee. Boil«, Fe’ens Ub-ers. I
and handsomest wheel made; will ru
juui *>war forma <>f Pil»*e Onlv 25ct». a
1000 miles without oiling; will ran 2’
X. *’•»•«• ertaranteed. Sold bv Eu-
F ob S alk B y A ll D kcogists .
per cent tighter than an bicycle made
B««, tu
Tte Lmd You Haw Ahnjs Bought BeMi the
Th* Kind Yoa Haw Alwijrs Bonghi The easiest hill climber made. For sam­
VALLET BECOBD
THE PHILIPPINES.
Professional Cards
HINMAN, 1». 1).
Dentist.
in the Masonic Building, up stain, over
Post Office.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per­
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex­
periments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
DR. S. T. SONGER
Physician and Surgeon,
Novelty Block, Opp. Hotel Oregon
18HLAND
What is CASTORIA
CASTORÎA
1SHLAND
L''»» hat«.
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Signatar»
rf
ple and prices call st Reettt’s hardware
stare.
Have you seen those good stamp pic
turee at Campe?
OREGON
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OREGON
ovvici :
kt Residence, intersection of Mechanic,
Laurel and Main Streets.
J A. McCALL
»I
Civil Engineer and
Mineral Surveyor.
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
NOTARY public .
Surveys for Patents and Mining Loca­
tions a ipecialty. Address Ashland, Or.
Office at residence. South Main Street
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THI CENTAUR COMPANY. T7 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
CONCENTRATOR.
Has fewer wearing parts and light­
est running machine made; handle
as much or more ore aa any belt
machine. The patent canvas lap
bell is the best belt made for saving
fine sulpburets and gold—nothing
beats it. A machine that is easy to
run and keep in order. Cheapest
and best machine made.
Earl Fruit Company
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $350.000.00
MAIN OFFICES:
>RXCE
8360
Sacramento © Los Angeles. Cal.
BRANCHES
NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
CHICAGO
BOSTON
On board cars. Manufactured by
ASHLAND IRON WORKS,
Ashland, Oregon.
For further particulars, addrees:
OPERATING IN
JEHU JACOBS, Prop.
All Pacific Coast Fruit Districts
FRUIT GROWERS’ EXPRESS
ARMOUR & CO., Prop’s.
General Offices: 250 La Salle St., Chicago, Illinois.
HENLEY, CAL.
Henlev, Cal., March 20,1899.
We have used the Frue Vanner, Triumph
and Wilfley concentrators. We are now
using two of the Jacobs Concentrators in
<<ur mill at Henley. We consider the
Jacobs Concentrator the best machine man­
ufactured. It does the work cleaner and
«aves a much higher per centage of sul­
phurate than other machines, and we rec­
ommend it to all mining men to be the
best concentrator on the market.
J O. G illsoh .
W. C. B tamliy .
L. A. M c I ntosh .
Ashland & Klamath Falls
o-
VEW CARS, LATEST DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION
ONLY IN USE.
STAGE <- LINE
_
Thoroughly Restocked and
Entirely New Management.
Pacific Coast Division: 1005 Second Street, Sacramento, Cal- ROBERT M ’ GARRETT
Offices: 2Jf.6 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
Superintendent
ROBT. GRAHAM, Manager
Best and
Quickest Route to
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NEW
THE
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I) M. BROWER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlie
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE
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KLAMATH FALLS.
Goes by ^Barron, Shake,
Soda Springs, Parkers and
Keno; also best connections
witn stage lines from Klam­
ath Falls to Bonanza, Bly
and Lakeview, Ft. Klamath
and IndianVAgency.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
KLAMATH FALLS.
ASHLAND.
Leaves.
Arrives
rhe Patent Ventilator Device.
Large Loading Space,
and Large Ice Capacity of This Car
Make it especially desirable for shipments of fruits and
vegetables either under ventilation or refrigeration.
CONTINENTAL FRUIT EXPRESS,
1012 2d ^treet,
Laughlin Building,
Sacramento, Cal.
•
Los Angeles, Cal.
6:00 a m I Leaves.... .8:00 p m
.2:45 p m I Arrives... .6:30 a m
Passengers, Baggage, Express & Freight
Must be Waybilled.
Ashland Office:
POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Klamath Falls Office:
H H VAN VALKENBURG.
SOUTH AND EAST
—VIA—
MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE.
SHASTA ROUTE.
For BOY8 and YOUNG MEN. Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. Healthful
and attractive location(14 miles from Salem: 40 miles from Portland.) COMPLETi
and THROUGH preparatory, literary, scientific, classical, normal, commercial course.
8PECIAL COURSES in mathematics, surveying, drawing, civil service, French.Ger- Trains Leave Ashland for Portland and
man, Spanish, Italian, shorthand, typewriting, telegraphy, music. A seperate class i
Way Stations at 2:50 A. M.
provided for students who on account of farm labor wish to enter late in fail and leave
an I 5:10 P. M.
early in spring. Academic Degrees and Teachers’ State Certificates and 8tate Diplomat
Conferred. Send for catalogue. Address
THE PRESIDENT MOUNT ANGEL- COLLEGE,
M ount A ngel , O bkgon .
The Pajaro valley fruit-growers are
frying to form a local marketing asso-
liatiou.
The cherry crop appears to be “spot-
led”—very good iu some districts, very
poor in others.
It is said that a good deal of rust has
ieveloped since the late rains on the
frain in San Joaquin county.
The Livermore creamery, which was
llosed last year by reason of the
irought, has started up again and is
ioing well.
Artesian water has been struck in
large quantities in the ludio valley and
will be employed in raising very early
fruits.
-
The first carload of barley from this
fear’s crop was shipped to San Fran­
cisco from Tracy, by B. Fabian & com­
pany on May 16.
The beet crop now promises to be
very heavy in all parts of California,
there will apparently be a long run for
ill the factories.
Early cherries in Placer county were
much injured by the rains. In fact
they were injured everywhere in the
state where grown.
At the last meeting of the San Jose
grange reports indicated that there
would by a goad crop of most fruits in «
most parts of the valley.
The walnut-growers’ associations are
already receiving bids for the coming
crop, which they are duly considering.
It is probable that contracts wiU be
Mwoa.
Lears Portland 8:30 a. m., and 7:00 p. m,
J Leave Ashland 1:17 a. m., and 12:15 p. m,
The cannery at Chico began work on
May 14 upon cherries, with about 250
—
women and girls at work. A large’ Arrive
Ashland... .12:33 a. tn. and 11:30
quantity of cherries which the rain had
Sacramento 5 :W p. m. and 4:35
ruined for shipping were saved in this
8anFran... 7:45 p. m. and 8:15
way.
Ogden........ 5:45 a. m. and 11:45
Denver...... 9:00 a. m.
_ and 9:00
Kansas Cy. 7:25 a. m. and 7:25
Chicago.... 7:45 a. m. and 9:80
TRUSSES¿65c, SL25AND UF
ara
tke vary BaeU Traasea -made
at FACTORY PRICKS, IBM than one-third
the price charged by others, and tf£
tlAIANTiE TS FIT V«l KSfiint. siy
wh.ther youwi.h our Ac Frwcli Tru, or our
T«rk
KU.lle Tru^ illuMrated above, cutthi
ad. out and aond to us with Ol H Sm ilL rKICK au^
state your Hrlgbt, Weight, Af., bow long you havebeei
ruptured, whether rupture Is large or small; aleorcat-
number Inches around the body on a line with th<
rupture, say whether rupture Is on right or lert »ldc
and we will send either truss to you with the under
Standing. If It I. set a prrferl at .vS
to troiM. ths
retail at three times Mr price,you can return It and w<
will return your money.
WRITE FOB FREE TRUSS CATAL06UE
.f tresses. Including the law (1».M Lea Tram ¿n H
thatmre. alasot My earn, aad shirk we aeli for eZ, f.
$2.71
L’<An?f les 1:20 p.
K ’ « h .... 6:00 p.
Ft Worth. 6:30 a.
U>v Mex co. 9:55 a.
H on «ton ... 4;(J0 a.
N'wOr'<ana 5:25 p.
W shmeton 6:42 a
New York.,12:43 p.
a. m.
s. m.
m.
a.
a.
a.
a.
in.
m.
m.
m.
m. and 7;OJ
m
m. and 6:00 P- in
m. and 6:30 a. in
m. and 9:55
m. and 4:00
m. and 6:25
m. and 6:42
m. and 12:43
Pullman and Tourist
on both trains.
a.
p.
a.
p.
m
m
m
m
m
Cars
«MramSEARS, ROEBUCK A Co. CHICA6I
!HICA6< Chair can Sacramento to Ogden and El
Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St,
i ou », New Orleans. Washington,
The
Record
Job
Department
IS
First-Class.
Connecting at San Francisco with several
»beamship lines for
HONOLULU,
J Ar AN,
(HINA,
PuiL' iriMts,;
UENTRil.snd
SOOTH AMERICA
See Mr.-D.'L.«Bios, Agent at Ashland
station, or address
H. MARKHAM, G P. A..
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