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MA TIDINGS. worthless rugs in the morning; and i d<* time, conridering ths rapidity JUST RECEIVED depress labor till double work shall with which the t ml»rr growth of this DECOMBER 6, 1878. >RIDAY 1! trv is being swept sway, units» earn but half a living—give them co —J T THE— 1' gislat ion is tn acted to arrest this in- this state of things, and you give dis.irimnato spoliation. To that end THE FOOR MAN'S WORST ENE MIES AS WEBSTER SA IK THEM. them the consummation of their heearnettly renews bis recommenda ASHLAND DRUG STORE, earthly bliss. Enemies to the lion for the pussage of a bill, already introduced in congress at bis surges [Fr< tn the I’oetcn Herald.] whole country, to all classes, and tion, which provides that all timber The largest stock of At this time, when public agi* to every man in it, they deserve to bearing lands, cbhflv valuable for the upon them, shall be withdrawn fators and demagogues, sowing be marked especially as the poor timber DRUGS. MEDICINES, HOLI from sale or other disposition under broadcast through the land their lean’s curse.” existing laws, to 1 e sold by govern DAY GOODS, ETC., ’ ment with a view to preventing indis communistic speeches and inflam INDIAN TROVELE!: - Enr received'in A^hlrnd— criminate destruction ard waste and tn matory circulars, are appealing to the preservation of young timber and o No one acquainted with the reproduction of the forests. The bill the worst passions of humanity,] A FULL LINE OF when the effort to array the poor true condition ol Indian affairs in provides ample means by which set tlers on public lands and miners, can anti against the rich is so persistent the eastern portion of Oregon Perfninei y, timber and firewood to supply Stationary, and undisguised, the words of Washington Territory supposed procure - A N D - their wants, with or withont sale, at America’s greatest statesmen,Dan that the termination of th»* recent minimum rates. It also provides for Toilet Articles. iel Webster, spoken in the Senate struggle was the beginning of a tire sele of timber at reasonable prices for manufacturing purposes and for in 1S34, are wonderfully appropri period of long continued peace. : export, —TOYS— and f >r the appointment of a ate, and seem almost to have been This is rendered impossible by number of officers to execute its pro I d great variety atxl of new awl virious daa'.gns. inspired by the spirit of prophecy: the existence of disturbing ele visions under the direction of the in —PURE WINES LIQUORS— “Sir, there is a topic which I ments which it is beyond the pow terior department. -F_r medici pnrjoaes- perceive is to become the general er of man to remove while the In Secretary Scliuizon Indian Af- war-cry of party, on which I tike dians remain and the whites con f *irw. tinue to increase. The history of the liberty to warn the country Pipes, Tobacco I d his general report, the Secretary against delusion. Sir, the cry is the settlement of nearly every of the Interior makes the following -AMD— to be raised that this is a question section of America abounds in recommendations concerning Indian — Cigars.— between the poor and rich. I hear records ot struggles between the affairs: PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, GLASS, it boasted as the unfailing security, advancing power of the whites First, an entirely Fatiafactory state the solid ground, never to be shak and the desperate, doomed aborig- of thing can L» bronght about only BRUSHES, ETC., ETC en, on which recent measures rest, inees, and wherever these oppos nnder circumMances which am not. an"« be nnder the control of the In that the poor naturally hate the ing elements are brought into con- , cannot dian service alonn If recurrence of CANDIES, NUTS amp FINE CONFECTIONS licit. ‘The natural hatred of the tact, there will be blood-shed ami ! tronb’e h to be avoided th» appropria PRESCRIPTIONS poor against the rich i’ ‘The dan misery, until the Indians are com tions mad» by conore« for the support ger of a moneyed aristocracy !’ ‘A pletely subjugated or utterly ex of the Indians who ara not. self-sup Carefally cua>pou>!»l of the flosst drug«. porting must *'e liberal enough to be terminated. However the late power as great and dangerous as snffi-»ent for the purpose, and they AVING BOUGHT THE INTEREST OF W. that resisted by the Revolution !’ Indian uprising was brought must be made earlv enough in the year H H. Atkin*-ti to i be A musd Davo Sro**, I wont 1 re»i ec fully »»licit i o>.nli>u nee of th* p* rou ‘A call to a new declaration of in about, it has left wounds on both to render the purchase and delivery of age w ten ha. been so liberally extended to the pro supplies possible before the old prie o'* la the putt. dependence !’ Sir, I admonish the sides which are still unhealetl. new [3-24lf. DR. J. H. CHITWOOD. snnpli’S are exhausted people against the object of out The honest,industrious settler saw Second, the Indian ««rvice should cries like these ! I admonish ev his property destroyed, and his havo at its diepo’al eufli<'ient funds, tn George T. Baldwin, ery industrious laborerin the coun family or friends murdered by In be nsefl with proper accountability, at discretion, in unforeseen emergencies. try to be on his guard against such dians whom he bad always used Third, citizens or the western state* — Dea'er it— delusions. I tell him the attempt well, and in whom he had placed nnd territories must 1 e made to under The In stand that if the Indians cess» tn be is to play off his passions against confidence and trust. paupers and vagabonds, his interests, and to prevail on dians of friendly tribes, who have tronblesomo thpy must, have lands, etc., f'»r sericul STOVES, TIN AliD HARDWARE. him, in the name of liberty; in the supposed themselves secure under ture and pasturage; that on such lands name of patriotism, to injure and the assurance of protection given they must he permitted to reside and afflet hi? country, and in the name by the Government, have seen establish permanent homes, and that IJNKV1LLE, LAKE COUNTY, OREGON. such results cannot be attained if the of his own independence, to some of their number killed by the white people insist upon taking from make him a beggar and a slave. whites without any form of trial, th»m bv force or trickery everv acre of ------ O It ground that is good for anything Has he a dollar ? He is advised since hostilities have ceased. The first two things can bn accom to do that which will distroy half may be that the Indians deserved plished ALWAYS OX BAND, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF by appropriate nation on the its value. Has he hands to labor? hanging; but it is not impossible part nf concress. Difficulties growing NAILS, BOLTS, Let him rather fold them and sit that some of them were entirely in out, of continually reported encroach still, than be pushed on, by fraud nocent. In the latter case, the ments by white people on the rights of LOCKS, SCREWS. SAWS, Indians may he lessened bv the most visitation of vengeance upon the and artifice, to support measures energetic enforcement, of the law on ULES, BUCKSAWS, which will render his labor useless whites is sure to follow, and again tbo part of the general and local gov the innocent will sutler. Difficul ernments. HAY FORKS, KNIVES, SHOVELS. and hopeless. To this cd A it seem* desirable that ty is soon to come, and the part ot Sir, the very man of all others southwestern tribes, whose present res HATCHETS, TABLE AND POCKET who ha* the deepest interest in a wisdom now is to take measures ervations appear insecure or otherwise CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS. sound currency, and who suffer? for the protection of those who are unsuitable for their permanent settle Whether the In ment. should be gradually removed to most by mischevious legislation in endangered. the Indian territory. The northwest money matters, is the man who Indian bureau be under the con ern tribe« will in the course of time, earns his daily bread by his daily trol of the War or Interior De have to be concentrated in a similar HAZARD & DUPONT’S toil. A depreciated currency,sud partment of the Government,more manner on a few reservations pa«t nf Rocky mountains aDd on the Pacif- den changes of prices, paper mon troops are needed upon the bor the Rifle, Eagle, Duck an<l Diamond grain fic slope. ey falling between morning and der; and to show more respect for In regard to the outbreak of Ban Power. noon, and tailing still lower be the majesty of law and justice is nocks last spring, the secretary says; It must be admitted tbev Were insuf tween noon and night — these the policy of the whites. ficiently supplied with food, which, things constitute the very harvest however, was ow'ng to the appropria TIME EC. LANDS. CAPS, WADS, SHOT, ETC., ETC. time of speculators, and of the tion by congress being utterly inade quate to their wants. The money whole race of those who are at In his recent report, the Secre available for feeding them amounted once idle and crafty; and of that tary of the Interior expresses the onl» to less than four «and a half c»nt« race, too,the Cat ¡lines of all times, opinion that the acts passed by per bead per clay. This created discon marked so as to be known forever Congress last winter for the pur tentment among them. When the A LARGE VARIETY by one stroke of the historians pose of prtventii g depredations murder of a white man wac committed by an Indian, the Indian was arrested, pen, those greedy of other men’s upon the timber of government tried and hung. The discontent grew —or — property, and prodigal of their lands, are more calculated to hast into excitement. A military detach own. Capitalists too, may outlive en than retard the destruction of ment attempted to disatm them but with only partjal success, and finally Tinware and Sheet-ironware, both pre sed such times. They may either forests. The object of the act an on'bresk took place prey un the earnings of labor, by was to prevent the thieving of i As regards the outbreak of 300 North and seanie 1. their cent per cent., or they may lumbermen and at the same time i ern Cbevenne« the secretary enrobo- —<LS) — hoard. But the laboring man, allow actual settlers and miners to | rates statements heretrfnre made bv the commi«sioner of Indian affairs in a what can he hoard ? Preying on use all the timb r required for do- • .special report, on this subject, showing AGATE IRONWARE, nobody, he becomes the prey of mestic and mining purposes. The . that it. was not caused by hunger or bv all. Ilis prosperity is in his hands. secretary quotes from the commis- ■ an» neglect on the part of government STOVE GRATES to furnish them supnli’s ao BACKS. His reliance, his fund, his pro sionerof the general land office to officials cording to the treaty,- but on the con ETC., ET L ductive freehold, his all, is his la show that the law allows lumber trary thev received smrle supplies, bor. Whether he work on his men to use agents and purchase ■ more than they were entitled to. ♦ «►- own small capital or another’s, his valuable timber land from the Drowned in -♦ tlic JENSEN & IrFLAND, Willamette. living is still earned by his indus government for «almost nothing, (Or»gonl.in November 27.] try. And, when the money of the and that the machinery of the land YREKA, CALIFORNIA, country becomes depreciated, office is wholly inadequate to pre Another victim of strong drink lies whether it be adulterated coin or vent deprepation. We quote from dead to day at th» bottom of the Wil river; another poor fe’low. bin paper without credit, that indus the report as published in the Ore Inmette shipmate nnd friend, and the compan try is rubbed nf its reward. He gonian: ion of hi« fatal enron«al. lie* mnngled nnd bleeding at St. Vincent’s Hn«nitnl. then labors for a country whose The Secretary says: Monday night abont ten o’clock. Robt. TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY laws cheat him out of his bread. ¡TIE « ASHLAND J. M. McCall. Morris Baum. —ARE NOW MAKING - —FROM— A e h I. ?.. a ç[ Main Street, Ashland, W°ui j D announce to the p< op’e of Jaek- I sun and Lake counties that they havo com BOOT & SHOE STORE meitced receiving their new Fall Stock, and THE VERY BEST f ATIVE WOOL that every day will witness additions to the argest 6tock of V • DOESKINS, THANKS TO THE IUBL10 Christnii “Grow With the Place.” Mud bol Plenty holiday«. The Tin new effico. MERCHADISE HE IS IN FAVOR OF THOSE WHO AND HOSIERY. WEAR GOOD BOOTS AND Ever brought to this mat ket. They desire to Put youi ta Clsu». Daily m.H gins on th-: The mill Thanksgivi say to every reader of this paper, that, Matonaie of nil kind*, .neb as TRENCH GOODS, ALLIGATOR, ETC, STANDARD GOODS SO.D AT THE Aid anjthing else thi'. the public mty require. PATRONS, And all woik gotten up in the LOWET. MARKET PRICE. VERY BEST STYLE. no3G—tf OLD AND NEW.— No mon in the ache One bun now at the /¡.WAYS ON HAND, Will do it, they propcse to do the Urges GEO. NUTLEY. The ch»i church ba J. Q. L atta (J. il. 11AKGAMNE, The far plow still business this fall and winter, ever done by them in the last five Are invited to Fend in their orders and are assured that they shall receive prompt attention at prices that defy competition. years, and that they can positively make it to the advantage of every one to call upon them in Ashlar d and te4 the truth of their assertions They will spare no pains to maintain, more Hargadine & Latta, Mr. G ai merchanti "XTTOULD announce to the people of VV Goose L»ke t alley and vicinity, that they are re.t-iving at the Mr. J. fine new t land. Young Jonathan Akblaml. Mr. Ge of Lak» c days this One do-r fouth of ti o U. F.Land Office, A FULL ASSORTMI NT OF hottBe, as the acknow ledged AV. II. ATKINSON Authorized Agent for me, ha« full pow er to transact any and all buBinesb connected with the * L.a.ko View Stese® fully than ever, the reputation of their General Merchandise HEADQUARTERS Mn II. hearse m use in a * The b bitterly < this place The larg. st and best selected stock ever offered to the people oi Eastern Oregon. -CONS1811NG OF- HARDWARE, ----- FOR------ ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS. 3-11 JAS. THORNTON. Selling off Cheap FOR CASH. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND SHOES. CIGARS AND TOBACCOS The li very well holding c STOVES, Staple and Fa cy Goods WRINGERS, NAILS, * TUBS, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. Groceries, Hardware, Gloth- Paints and Oils, «ng, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS AND WADS OF THE Millinery and Dress Goods. BEST STANDARD BRANDS Crockery, Glass and Tin- DRY GOODS, Ware, Shawls, Wrap- Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes pers, Cloaks. Mr. Ch Hargadin now visit Jd lgo term of c not bti*m What 1 ladder c in the day s ? The pc claim th recently calitv. Of Every Variety. Mr. R stage st i comntne on Wedt STATIONARY And, in fact, everything required for the Trade of Of all Kinds and Discription, I)r. J.t sonvill 5 I having p borbood Candies a.n< àiiits® SOUTHERN AND SOUTH-EASTERN Cigars and Tobacco. OREGON, STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, A LARGE STOCK OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. BACON, BEANS. DRIED FRUIT. COFFEE, SU GAR R’CE. TEAM, SALMON, SAIL DINES, OYSTER* HAD- EARAi VS. CANDI ES, SPICE-t, FLA VORING IX TRACTS, PA i EN T MEDICINES Etc. PAINTS CILS ANO G lass An efl masquer eve. U it will b FLANNELS. YARN. SOCKS. BLANKETS, SHIRTS and CASSIMERES, L ard C ans .......... 15. D ollars per. 100. W ater B uckets .......................50 cents. Winchester Repeating Rifles from Seven the haua expecting return w V ER\ THING in our lino kept constan ly on band and sold at the E Lowest Living Rates. Come and see Us. R a! t for the i lo pain will don DARGADINEA LATTA. TRADE L.B.P. MARSH, and Pocket Cutlery. A F. SQUIRES, J. R. BURK Sen at a memb tee, will assist ia on. MECHANICS GOODS PLANING MILL. AND THE ASHLAND FURNITURE, «SASH, BLIND, DOOR AND MOULD ING CONSISTING OF- MILLS. FLOUR, FEED &c, propriet ten Is b in the it Ashland Factory Goods. A FULL LINE OF Table List- are a p button« them at A C omplete L ine O f Cheaper than any other House in Ashland. McCallister and William AnrUrnon. RS CR. E k ?CK er CR 1,<M Lumber FLANNELS, CASSIMERES, Next do >r to the Fo-t office — • For their Liberal Patronage, which h* cepls as testimony their appre ciation His purpose is to BLANKETS, fully concur with the commis8ioner I would say to every owner of ev of I the general land officer in hi« opin seamen of the British v»«*»l Thoma* ALWAYS ery quarter section of land in the ion. R»f»rring to measures taken by • S. Stowe. now ly’ng nt Flandry*’ dock West; I would say to every man th» department for suppression of tim- j in this citv. while daz’d with liqnor to go on board their vessel, Extra Boston Syrup, in the East who follows his own ’ erdepreda i ins np< n government lands ! attempted for be saya it waa to be expected that they which was connected with the lower plough, and to every mechanic,ar w »uld meet with stubborn opposition i floor of the dock. Bv mistake they tisan, and laborer in every city in on the part of lumbermen and others ! went on the upper dock, nnd were —iZaa— the country; I would say to every directly or indirectly interested in I walking ont or a nlank connecting it those depredations. Here and there j with the Prince Rudolph when they man, everywhere, who w’ishes by »be proceedings of a special agent of ; saw their mistake. They stopped here honest means to gain an honest the department were complained of a* > and were talking abont the matter, Lari, Bacon, Hams, living,‘Beware of wolves in sheep’s oppressive and otherwise improper, when they got into a drnnken quarrel B. F. REESER. senffl». McAllister fell from the clothing !’ Whoever attempts; un and iu every instance careful inquiries and Eggs and Butter. into the facts were instituted. Sncb plank, and catching Anderson by the Asbla nd, Oreg. Nov. 15, 1878 tf, der whatever popular cry, to shake inqu’riia resnlted almost nniformly in leg pulled him from the plank also. the, stability ofthe public curren- the vindication of ageDts employed. I The distance tn the water was abont (0) cyjbring distress in money mat- When it wa-i found that private pro thirtv feet. McAllister strnek the side pert.v bad been seized together with of the ship in the descer-t, and was so terF, and drive the country into timber FOR THE INFORMATION OF unlawfully taken from public . stunned as to he unable to gra«p a rone thé use of paper money [What lands, or w-tb lumber manu'actuted which was cast to lum a moment later would be said of fiat money ?j from them, which was sometimes tin He strngcled a moment. then park and DEALERS AND CONSUMERS, was drowned. Anderson in falling stabs your interest and your hap avoidable, prompt restitution was or struck the ship twice, and finally dered. Complaint was made that onr I o THEY WILL SAY THAT piness to the heart.’ effort* to arrest wanton destruction of ■ caught by one foot between the ship’s I ‘•The herd of hungry wolves forrs'sin some of the monntainons side and a fender, his bead arid shoul WE WILL CONTINUE TO PURCHASE WHEAT who live on other men’s earnings territory of tbo northwest had inflicted ders reaching into the water. He was THEY KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND hardships upon settlers there. scon extricated and taken on board his will rejoice in such a state of great Rut there is information in the po seas ▼esspl. where it was found bv Dr. H. A LARGE SUPPLY thipgs. A system which absorbs ion of the department showing that no E Jones, who was immediately called, into their pockets the fruits of Buch hardship« resulted from the mea* fl at bis thigh was dislocated «nd his KIND OF THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, head dangeron-ly bruised He was OF EVERY other men’s industry, is the very ure* taken: that the price of fire wood sent to St Vincent ’ s ' ospital where lie the same.- that Bettiers were system for them. A government remained And Will Deliver not hindered in providing for tbeir now is. It was painful to wi»np*s the îhat produces or countenances un actual necessities and that the m»a«- i1 sorrow of the wonr.ded man when told the death of his mate. Hi’ heavy certainty, fluctuations, violent nras of the department were directed of sobs, and cri»s of "poor, ronr Boh.” a< onle against a cla-a of persons who risings and fallings in prices, and made nn unlawful taking nnd selling he lay on the vessel’« deck himself finally paper money, is a govern of timber from pnt»:ic lands in largo brrised and bleeding, bronffht »ear« tn Kg ment exactly after their own quantities a regular bn«iness and eyes unused to wren. McAllister’s ANYWHERE IN TOWN, AT heart. Hence these men are al «onree of profit to themselves. We body Ins not yet been found. close onr ptcs to the fact that ways for change. They will never cannot How W ealth ts U sed — One of th» anvthing like complete success in sun let) very well alone. A condition of i pressing unlawful practices is impn««i healthvst signs of tl.e *im»*« is the dis AND DISPOSE OF THEM pbblie atiairs in width property is ble unless the ♦ Aorta ma'te bv this position which is manifested hr the peop’e generally to invest in United safe, industiy certain of its reward, department for the protection of the States CHEAPER Binds. The subscriptions to Wagner & Anderson. public property meet with bear*v on atul every man secure in his hard- operation nn the part of the legislative th» four per cent aro quite steady, [V ol . J, o. 11-TF. earned gains, is no paradise for Branch of the government. Actual ex being on an average r:9ing a million TUAN THEY CAN BE PROCURED ELSE them. Give them just the reverse perience enables me to sav tha* the dollars per day. People are beginning WHERE, S. O. C. WIMKB t. WKUA realize that when a dollar is earned of this state of things; bring on want of t-uch co operation has been nn 1 to WIMER & WELLS. AND FURNISH A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE will always ba an enconrag» ment to it had be*t be taken care of. Of what change, and change after change; depredators to p« r»i*t in their lawless advantage is it to a person to place his Practical Millwrights. AT THAT. bet it not be known to-day what operations and to defy the authorities money where he has the promise of a Flouring mills, saw nulls, quarts mills, return and may lose it all? We will be the value of property to Th» seentsry «xpresseshis op:nion large and all kinds of mill machinery put up to A ------- are convinced that the best plan for th» di«ns!rons < onr-fqnences morrow. Let no man be able to ;hnt order in the very beet style. All work war which always follow ilie destruction of nearly everybody is to invest their ranted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Addrew say whether the money in his »tie forests of * c< untry will come earnings in Uuited Stabs Bonds: — »*?. I either, or both, at Ashland, Oregon. [29tf. I F. Commercial Advocate. pockets at night will be money ot up« n us iu a comparatively Bhort per- 1 — OF Till — THE ASHLAND WOOLEN MILLS THE FRIDAY J. M. Me Call & Co., i OPEN NLTLEY GEO. FACTORY. Flannels, Doeskins Blankets, Clothing, Cassimeres, MARSH & CO. GRANITE Always on hand and for sale at lowest prices ^SB’The highest market prices paid for'SCÇ WHEAT — OATS— BARLEY— BACON STREET, OREGON. ASHLAND ------------ CQ3------------- All kinds of Planing, Moulding, Turning, Circular and Scroll Sawing. Furniture and Ornamental Carving, Etc. Done to Order. ---- AND LARD---- ^'Furniture. Sash. Doors. Blinds and Moulding constanflv on band and made to order. eOo J. M. McCALL A CO, » We will contract to design and erect kincs of buildings. When desirable to those employing ns, we will fnrnisb all the ma'erial r< quired for the construction of any building ready for occupany. [n«19lf MARSH & CO. / From that tim ble thro Souther fornia. It is any tnot of an e* failed at s u rutne The 1 aftor by our you for favoi abort tu W. B rived, e, JUjHdxn/ the trip roads p Thor owned i AshIan J ackson owner c staud. Whe twang medial the woo experioi •way ti An ex now. T now in tbeir ‘ editor’s With fo