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a Good Night’s Sleep
in the slinky silken eveations from the gay French capital« Enjoyed
A S H L A N D D A IL Y
“ I w ish to say t h a t E o LEY
The typical girl of the golden west was handicapped. In P IL L S w o rk ed O. K. on m e in a
(E stab lish ed In 1 8 7 0 )
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— her attire she differed not at all from the maiden of the co u p le of h o u rs an d th e p a in s left
P u b lis h e d E v e ry E v e n in g E x cep t Sm id a y by
effete and narrow-chested east. To be brief, the arbiters m e a t once. I to o k a couple of
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
of fashion were not doing right by our Nell. Her style th em in th e a fte rn o o n , w en t to
bed a n d h ad a good n ig h t’s sleep
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end h a v e s le e t cood ev er sin c e ,”
As between
and
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Entered at the A shland, Oregon P o sto ffic e as Second C lass Mail M atter ing conflict of flounces, tile desperate melee of gores and i
s t..
F o rt W ayne, In d ia n a .
; tucks and ribbons, we have no hesitancy in declaring that foley pills , a d iu re tic stim u -
S u b sc rip tio n P ric e , D eliv ered in C ity
$ .65
to the last citizen of this glorious western wonderland lant for the kldnt>ys- Wl11 i hor
O ne M o n th ........................ - ...........................................................
.. .
T h re e M onths .................- ..........................................................................
we stand or fall with San I rancisco No knight-at-arms creage {heir a c tiv ity . Sold E v e ry -
Six M o n th s ......................................................................* ................ ~ —
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7.50 ¡ever belted on his sword with more valiant resolution where.
O ne Y e a r ............. .......
B y Mail and R nral R ou tes:
than do we. But, nevertheless, one cannot but be curious ___ _
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One M o n th ....................................................... —............................................
$
regarding the probable nature of the first fashions to be
T h re e M onths ......
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1
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Six M onths
3.50 set - by the - high
court - of - western fashions,
sitting
in the
O ne Y ear
NEXT WEEK
6-50 1 city by the Golden Gate. Curious, and—er—apprehensive.
—Morning Oregonian.
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
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S ingle in se rtio n , p e r in ch ..................................................................
Y e a rly C o n tra c ts :
One In se rtio n a w eek ............................................................................
Two in se rtio n s a w eek ..........................................................................
D aily in se rtio n .........................................................................................
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising
F irs t in se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t line ......................................................
E ach s u b s e q u e n t in se rtio n , 8 p o in t lin e .........................................
C ard of T h a n k s ...........................................- ...........................................
O b itu a rie s, p e r line.
Sut U Kl AJ-, Ma J' 10.
I .30
Among old-fashioned girls, it wasn’t the good who
dyed young.
R em ar di
SHOWS
"
I t has been estimated that within thirty days after a
dark horse has been discovered it shows spur marks.
I
100
.0 2 %
W HAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
“ All f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re an a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e o r a
co llection ta k e n in A d v e rtisin g .
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R e lig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
DONA TIONS
No d o n a to n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be m ad e in a d v e rtis ­
ing or Job p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in ca sh .
MAY 10
The origin of the peanut is said to be a mystery, but
peanut politics is believed to have begun with the first
politician.
Starting Tuesday
The fallacy underlying about ninety-five per cent of
all farm and legislation cooked up in Washington re­
cently is the assumption that obtaining credit doesn’t
mean going into debt.
May 13 to May 17
R E F IN E D ATTRACTIONS
JE S U S SAID UNTO H E R , I am th e re s u rre c tio n a n d th e life :
h e th a t b elie v eth in m e, th o u g h he w ere d e a d , y et sh a ll he liv e : A nd
w hosoever liv e th a n d b e lie v eth in m e sh a ll n e v e r d ie.— J o h n 1 1 :2 5 .
MOTHER’S DAY
Tomorrow, Sunday, May 11, is M other’s Day. It is a
day set aside in which to honor, rever and love those who
gave us birth. Mother! There is in the word a meaning
indescribable. It conveys all that there is in friendship,
love and sacrifice. The friendship existing between son
and mother, or daughter and mother, is without parallel.
The love of a true mother bears for her offspring is with­
out a peer in all history. No sacrifice is too great for her
to make for one of her children. The day should serve
one purpose, if no other: to renew within our minds the
love, friendship, and sacrifices given to us by our mothers,
and this thought ought to awaken within us a determin­
ation to honor and revre her as she deserves to he.
M other’s day is intended as a devotion to those who
have passed beyond earthly cares not only, bat to those
who are still with us and who still share our sorrows and
joys, hopes and ambitions, as only mother can. Bereft
indeed is the individual without a mother. He has lost
one of God’s greatest gifts, one that can be restored only
on the other side of the great divide. To man is given
only one mother—her loss is irrepairahle. Honor the moth­
er who is dead by the wearing of a white carnation not
only, but in every thought and deed.
To the living mother you are still her son and if she
is separated from you by a distance too great to deliver
personal word, convey to her a message of love. To know
that she is within your thoughts on M other’s Day will
serve to lieal many wounds which waywardness or neg-
lienee may have caused and will ¿(dd greatly to her
sum total of happiness. Remember, the day is not far
distant when your mother will have followed in the path
of others and joined that innumerable caravan to the
“ bourne from whence no traveller e ’er returns.” You can
lighten her load and remove from her path many ob­
stacles, for it is in you she reposes her greatest love. God
bless our mothers, and on this day let us repledge to them
our undying love and memory.
EXPOSITION
4 - BIG RIDES - 4
A convention of dentists is informed that eating
carrots induces an outstanding determined chin. Possibly
T R A V E LIN G ON T H E IR
you have already noticed the uniformly agrresive chins i ' O W N S P E C IA L T R A IN
of cows.
10 CARS — 150 PEOPLE
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
— SH OW
I
GROUNDS—
E ast Main and Mt. Ave.
Classified Column
C lassified Column R ates
O ne cent th e w ord each
time.
To ru n every issu e fo r one
m onth ox m o re, Vic th e w ord
^ach tim e.
G v ^ t BctwcO» Trains*—*
H e rb e rt D, N ew ell, a p ro je c t
e n g in e e r w ith th e U. S. R e c la m a ­
tio n S ervice lo ca ted a t K la m a th
F a lls sp e n t th e tim e betw een
tra in s w ith Dr. W. J. C ra n d a ll to ­
day.
K&Ws Catarrh
Would You
Believe It?
Your Feet
FO R SA LE
F O R SA L E — 20 a cres, crop,
sto c k , an d e q u ip m e n t, well im ­
p roved, m o d ern h o u se, la rg e b a rn ,
1 m i. fro m A sh la n d . F r a n k Bes-
w ick, o w n e r, R. R. Box 176, E a st
M ain.
196— 1 mo*
F O R SA LE— B ungalow , 3 la rg e
lots, g a ra g e , f r u it, b e rrie s , etc.
356 L a u re l St.
191-1 mo.
FO R
b o a rd s ;
1 ivory
tu re s ;
4 7 8 -J.
SA LE— F u r n itu r e : 2 side
one used e le c tric ra n g e ;
ta b le , 2 ru g s; e le c tric fix -i
k itc h e n u te n sils.
Phone
211— 3
F O R SA L E o r
TRADE
fo r
Ja c k s o n Co., p ro p e rty : im proved
27 a c re s n e a r R o se b u rg , O re.,
a d d re ss J . R io th , R o se b u rg , O re.
210— 1 mo*
F O R S A L E — S ta n d in g a lfa lfa ,
o r p u t up on s h a re s ; also w eaned
B e rk sh ise pigs. P h o n e 11-F5.
212— 3
F O R R E N T — P le a s a n t 3 room
fu rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t, close in,
w ith b a th ; cool an d clean .
In ­
q u ire F re d N eil, 152
S h e rm a n
Si. o r E a s t Side M eat M ark et.
212— 6
J. O. RIGG
Sold by liruggntt for orrr 40 ye^n
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio
Give Them Air
T hey need shoes w hich will
g ’.ve th em a ir in th e su m m e r
tim e, ju s t th e sa m e as y o u r
lu n g s. L e t us fit y o u r feet to
g et a ir.
OVERLAND
F u ller Paint Man
Shoe Shop
► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦■♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
BOBBED HAIRED GIRLS
Will Need
Hair Clippers and Barber’s Shears
To K eep th e H air L o oking J u s t R ig h t
We Have Them
q ft
Special Price, e a c h .........................
GUARANTEED ( ’U P P E R WITH SHEARS
A new Comb that will just suit yon
B ooks an d
S ta tio n e ry
ELHART’S
>
D rug S und "ies
T o ile t Goods
« ♦ « i ♦ ♦
♦ ♦ » ♦ • ♦ ♦ *
F O R S A L E — A b o u t May 20 th ,
250 c h ic k s from tra p n e s te d W h ite
L e g h o rn s, p ed ig reed
sto c k ,
A.
B e rt F re e m a n , 112 N u tle y St.
205— 6teod
TR E A SU R E R
( in a te sp ecial law e n fo rc in g o rg a n - i
W OOD f o r s a le — C ash on D e­
I am c a n d id a te fo r th e re p u b li- iz a tio n s w h ich a re now c a u sin g
liv e ry — 500 c o rd s 4 ft.. $7.25 p er
can n o m in a tio n fo r a second te rm 1 d iv id ed a u th o r ity a n d n e e d le ss
co rd ; 400 c o rd s 14 an d 16 inch,
as T r e a s u r e r of J a c k s o n co u n ty , expense. Give to a ll a fa ir, s q u a re F o r a sm o o th sh av e,
$9.25 p e r cord (3 t i e r s ) , H a r t ­
s u b je c t to th e M ay p rim a ry . If d e a l a n d n o t be re sp o n sib le t o ' a n d q u ic k se rv ic e, go
m an S y n d ic ate , Inc.
208— 6
n o m in a te d a n d e le c te d I w ill con- a n y p o litic a l fa c tio n , c liq u e o r or- i to th e S h ell B a rb e r
d u c t th e o ffice as in th e p a s t, in j g a n iz a tio n .
S hop, a c ro s s fro m D e­
a c c o rd a n c e w ith th e law s of th e 1 5 2tf*
W ANTED
W IL L IA M U L R IC H . p o t.
G rin d in g of a ll
sta te .
Adv. tf
A. C. W A L K E R
k in d s . C h ild re n ’s w o rk
W A N T to tra d e — 1920
M ax­
S H E R IF F
a s p e c ia lty .
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A t th e e a r n e s t s o lic ita tio n of
FO R COUNTY CLERK
m an y frie n d s w ho h a v e im p o rtu n
tio n , fo r F o rd to u rin g , sam e c o n ­
W . A. SH ELL, P rpo.
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y self as a ed m e, I h a v e fin a lly c o n sen te d 532 A. S t. A sh la n d , O re
d itio n . Second h o u se o p p o site Old
C ou n ty C lerk a t th e M ay p r im a r ­ to p lace m y self b e fo re th e R e p u b ­
N
o rm al, Geo. S m a rt.
2 1 3 — 2*
lic a n v o te rs fo r th e o ffice of ?■ »
—■' ■
ies.
I h a v e fo r th e p a s t 5 y e a rs been S h e riff, b e lie v in g t h a t th e e f f i - !
ROY w a n ts w o rk on fa rm , a d ­
a D ep u ty C o u n ty C le rk a n d am c ie n t, o rd e rly a n d eco n o m ical • C u t T h is O u t -It Is W o rth M oney
d
re
ss Box C c a re T idings.
c a n d id a te on th e re p u b lic a n tic k ­ m a n n e r in w h ich m y o ffice h a s [
203— 12*
et fo r n o m in a tio n fo r th e o ffice of been, a n d is now , co n d u c te d w a r ­
Send
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W A N T E D — H eavy b reed hens.
office, a n d if e le c te d . I w ill give p ro m ise to c o n tin u e m y p re s e n t F o le y & Co., 2835 S h e ffie ld A ve.,
208— 6*
close a tte n tio n to th e d u tie s of th e p o licies of law e n fo rc e m e n t, e f­ C hicago, 111., w ritin g y o u r n a m e D epot H o te l, A sh la n d .
o ffice a n d feel c o n fid e n t t h a t I ficiency, econom y a n d s tr ic t a t ­ a n d a d d re s s c le a rly .
You will ‘
FO R RENT
w ill p ro v e w o rth y of y o u r su p p o rt. te n tio n to. d u ty in th e a ff a ir s p e r- receiv e a te n c e n t b o ttle of F O L - !
i ta in in g to th e office,
D E L IL IA ST E V E N S.
E Y ’S H O N EY AND TA R COM -j
C. E. T E R R IL L .
FO R RENT— P ia n o .
Phone
POUND fo r c o u g h s, co ld s
a n d 132-Y o r R o b iso n ’s G arage.
COUNTY SCHOOL
CAM BERS FO R S H E R IF F
h o a rse n e ss, a lso fre e sam p le p a c k ­
209— tf
SU PER IN TE N D EN T
To th e R e p u b lic a n E le c to rs o f ages o f F O L E Y P IL L S , a d iu r e t­
I am a c a n d id a te fo r re p u b lic a n J a c k s o n c o u n ty , O reg o n ;
TEA M S fo r h ire , ch eap . Box
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y se lf as ic s tim u la n t fo r th e k id n ey s, an d
n o m in a tio n a t th e M ay p rim a rie s
206— 9*
107A
T a le n t.
fo r th e o ffice of C o u n ty School c a n d id a te fo r th e o ffic e of Shertiff F O L E Y C A T H A R T IC T A B L E T S
B illio u s-
S u p e rin te n d e n t of J a c k s o n C o u n ­ of J a c k s o n c o u n ty , s u b je c t to tfhe f o r C o n s titp a tto n a n d
MISCELLANEOUS
ty. I h a v e se rv e d th e c o u n ty fo r w ish e s of th e R e p u b lic a n v o te rs n ess. T h ese w o n d e rfu l re m e d ie s 1
th re e a n d a h a lf y e a rs a s co u n ty to he ex p ressed a t th e p rim a ry h a v e h e lp e d m illio n s of people.
P IA N O in s tr u c to r ; ex p erien ced
s u p e rin te n d e n t, a n d w ill, if a g a in e le c tio n to be h eld on M ay 16, ’2 4 ..
Sold
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w
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.
In a n n o u n c in g m y c a n d id a c y I>
th e m !
p ian o te a c h e r. B e g in n e rs p r e f e r ­
elected , w o rk as e a rn e s tly fo r th e
red . T elep h o n e 4 4 1 -J, M rs. M ary
ca u se of e d u c a tio n a s h e re to fo re . w ish to s ta te fo r t h e in fo rm a tio n i
of th e v o te rs t h a t I h a v e h a d fo u r I
SUSANNE HO M ES C A R T E R .
A ik in s.
212— lm o *
Ja c k s o n v ille years- c le ric a l e x p e rien c e in th e
A u d ito r a n d R e c o rd e r’s o ffic e of
E . K . H A L L , P a p e r H a n g e r—
C h u rc h ill co u n ty , N e v a d a ; th à t I
c a u s e s b lo a t i n g —p a s s y p a i n s that
P
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o n e 28 6-L b e fo re 8 a. m. or
COUNTY CORONER
c r o w d t h e h e a r t —c o n s t i p a t i o n .
a lso se rv e d fo u r y e a rs a s S h e riff
a
f
te
r 6 p. nt.
2 0 9 — 1 mo.
Always find relief end comfort in-
I am a re p u b lic a n c a n d id a te fo r of sa id co u n ty , a n d feel t h a t I am
re e le c tio n fo r C o ro n e r of J a c k - e m in e n tly q u a lifie d to fill th e
T IN T IN G
son c o u n ty , s u b je c t to p rim a rie s p o sitio n .
T
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S
A sp e cia lty . A lso p a ’n tin g and
M ay 16.
I s tro n g ly fa v o r law e n fo rc e ­
P la tfo rm : E x p e rie n c e, p e rs o n a l m e n t, e sp ec ially th e liq u o r law s, Mo £ <i; Z bc —no nausea—only 25 cent* p a p e rh a n g in g . H o w a r d G ear.
a tte n tio n , econom ic m a n a g e m e n t. th e v io la tio n of w h ich h a s b e - i
1 9 2 -lm o .
P h o n e 4 08-J.
B eing a s u b s ta n tia l ta x p a y e r I am com e a g re a t m en ace to th e com -J
in te re s te d In th e eco n o m ical m a n ­ m o n w e a lth . I a lso fa v o r th e e n -;
forcement of the motor vehicle !
a g e m e n t of a ll c o u n ty offices.
Iron-B rass W orks
POWER OF OPINION
JO H N A. P E R L .
law to th e en d t h a t th e liv e s of '
N ew Iro n F o u n d ry , B ra ss and
people a n d p ro p e rty m ay be pro-1
Public opinion rules mail with an iron band such as
a lu m in u m .
G et
your
w in d o w ,
MEDFORD
te c te d fro m th e a c ts o f c a re le ss I
CORONER
w eig h ts m ad e a t E a g le Iro n -B ra ss
no Pharaoh or Roman emperor ever possessed. No tyrant
a n d re c k le s s d riv e rs .
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
a
W o rk s, 140 O berlin S t. 1 9 1 -lm o *
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s
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a
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if
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,
bestow
spec-
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ever exercised so despotic a power over human beings candidate on the republican tick­ ial a tte n tio n to t h e m a tte r of col­
et, fo r n o m in a tio n a t th e com ing le c tin g tax e s, a n d th e ex ecu tiv e
as the tyrant public opinion.
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— M ay;
p rim a ry fo r th e o ffice o f c o ro n e r d u tie s of m y o ffice.
Specialist
Few things that men do are not directly answerable of
c o m m u n ic a te w ith E n sig n Lee i
J a c k s o n c o u n ty .
A dv.*
J . j . CA M BERS
in I n te r n a l M edicine for
o f th e S a lv a tio n A rm y a t th e !
to public opinion, and few men act without one eye on
B y v irtu e of m y p ro fe ssio n as
P ast tw elve years
an u n d e rta k e r , I fee l t h a t I h av e
W h ite S h ie ld H om e, 565 May- |
COUNTY
CLERK
public opinions. Everything man talks or thinks about ev ery q u a lific a tio n a n d th e n e c e s­
I am c a n d id a te fo r th e o ffice of i
f a ir A ve., P o r tla n d . O regon.
D O ES NOT O P E R A T E
bears the impress of this seal of authority of the masses. sa ry e q u ip m e n t to p ro p e rly h a n d le C o u n ty C lerk , on th e re p u b lic a n ,
m ay a rise .
tic k e t, s u b je c t to th e p rim a ry on
Business lives or dies, politicians are elected or an y d u tie s w h ich
C. W . JU D K IN S — P a in te r and
H . W . CO NG ER.
M ay 16.
W ill be at
D
eco
rato r, A sh la n d , O r e g o n ,
defeated, society “ does” or “ does not,” artists become
If e le c te d C o u n ty C le rk I w ill i
H olland H otel
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204— l n o *
SH E R IF F
give t th e o ffice t h a t h ig h d e g re e
famous or unknown, governments rise or fall, by the man­
MONDAY, MAY 12
d id a te in th e R e p u b li­ o f efficie n cy w h ich th e people a re
dates of public opinion of the majority and the public’s can As p a rim c a a n rie
s fo r th e o ffice of ju s tifie d in d e m a n d in g of a p u b lic O ffice H ours: 11 a. in. to 4 p. nt. B a rb e r S h o p -
B a te s B a rb e r Shop, H o tel A sh­
opinion of a democracy or republic is a nation in which S h e riff, I d e sire to c le a rly d e fin e o fficial.
CA RL Y. TEN G W A L D
my p o sitio n on th e f u tu r e co n d u c t
O N E DAY ONLY
lan
d B u ild in g . F o r a f ir s t class
the majority rules.
A dv-
M edord.
of t h a t o ffice if e le c te d .
bob a n y sty le . W e p lea se o r no
Most men and women will admit that ninety per cent
My ex p e rien c e as a d e p u ty s h e r ­
N o C h a rg e f o r C o n su lta tio n
c h a rg e .
186-lino.
iff o f J a c k s o n C o u n ty , a n d as a
FO R COUNTY CLERK
of their actions are guided by public opinion, by what S ta te T ra ffic O fficer, h a s ta u g h t
I am a c a n d id a te fo r th e r e p u b ­
D r. M ellen th in is a r e g u la r
other people will think of them. Coming to think of it, me t h a t no p eace o ffic e r can give lican n o m in a tio n a t th e M ay p r i­
18 A cres, m o stly f r u it, e a st
s a tis fa c to ry a n d e ffic ie n t se rv ic e m a rie s fo r th e office of co u n ty ‘ g r a d u a te in m ed icin e a n d s u rg e ry
isn ’t that just the reason girls, young or old primp and to th e p u b lic w h e n h is a u th o r ity c le rk . If n o m in a te d a n d e le c te d , t a n d is licen sed by th e s ta te of edge city. 6 room h o u se, b a rn ,
Good soil. P le n ty wood.
powder and spend all their money on pretty clothes, men and re s p o n s lb iltiy a re s h a re d by NT)J ° 1n,-fnpinie P6° P^e a stlu a re d e a U O regon. H e does n o t o p e ra te f o r etc.
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nly
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a n o th e r. T he p re s e n t u n s a tis fa c ­ My p rin c ip le s a re econom y a n d I .
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buy expensive cars instead of the inexpensive kind, people to ry law e n fo rc in g c o n d itio n s is s tr ic t a d h e re n c e tc th e d u tie s e f i (' k l °n ic
% A cre an d 6 room h o u se in
a p p e n d ic itis, g all sto n e s,
make the exteriors of their homes more beautiful than the la rg e ly a ttr ib u ta b le to div id ed th e office. I w ill e n d e a v o r to J u lc e rs oC sto m a c h , to n s ils o r a d e - fin e c o n d itio n . F in e view’. A
re a l b a rg a in a t ................. $2200
u th o r ity b etw een a n ta g o n is tic keep th e o ffice up to i ts p r e s e n t i noids.
interiors, the operas and Shakespearian plays are so well a peace
18 Room H o te l, b a k e ry a n d
o ffic ers, e le m e n ts t h a t a re h ig h s ta n d a rd .
H e lia s to h is c re d it w o n d e rfu l
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fe c tio n e ry a t R o gue R iv er.
attended, and everybody does so many tilings they would cer in to p ro d u ce co n flict, in e f­
W . H . CR A N D A LL
r e s u lts in d ise a se s of th e s to m ­
F ix tu re s a n d lea se fo r sale. A
ficiency a n d u se le ss expense.
rather not do?
m o n ey -m ak e r.
ach , liv e r, bow els, blood, s k in ,
If ele c te d I sh a ll in s is t upon
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
“ Like other tyrannies, the tyranny of the majority an d ex pect to m a in ta in th e r ig h t
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Staples Realty Agency
p e rfo rm a ll th e d u tie s of S h e r­ tio n of th e o ffice of C o u n ty C om ­ bed w e ttin g , c a ta r r h , w eak lu n g s,
was at first, and is still vulgarly, held in dread,” wrote to
71 E . M ain, A sh la n d H o tel Bid.
iff in th is c o u n ty , a n d it follow s m issio n e r s u b je c t to th e R e p u b li­
th a t I w ill be u n c o m p ro m isin g ly can p rim a ry of M ay 1 6 th . If n o m ­ r h e u m a tis m , s c ia tic a , leg u lc e rs
John Stuart Mill in 1858.
opposed to sp ecial o ffic e rs except in a te d a n d e le c te d I w ill e n d e a v o r a n d r e c ta l a ilm e n ts .
How applicable today is his further statement:
Below' a r e th e n a m e s of a few
F e d e ra l A g e n ts, w ith w hom I to keep J a c k s o n c o u n ty on a c a sh
“ Those whose bread is already secured, and who pledge fu ll a n d co m p le te c o o p e ra ­ basis a n d c o n tin u e to give m y b e st o f h is m a iiv s a tis fie d p a t i e n ' t in
n . I am In th o ro u g h acco rd w ith e ffo rts to th e b u sin e ss in te r e s ts of O re g o n :
desire no favors from men in power, o rfrom bodies of tio
both th e le t te r a n d s p ir it of th e th e co u n ty
F in n ia P e& k ari, Ilw ac o , W ash .,
men, or from the public, have nothing to fear from the p ro h ib tio n law s a n d p led g e m y
VICTOR 3 U R S E L L c h e st tro u b le .
activ e a n d u n tir in g e ffo rts in th e ir
open avowal of any opinions, but to be ill-thought of and e n fo rc e m e n t.
W . C. T o d d , G ra ss V alley, O re.,
S H E R IF F
J . J . M cMAHON.
ill-spoken of, and this it ought not to require a very
u lc e r of t h e s to m a c h .
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y se lf a
Joseph
S c h u s te r,
B e a v e rto n ,
heroic mould to enable them to hear.”
P O L IT IC A L AN N O U N CEM EN T
°a n d id a te fo r th e n o m in a tio n of
O re., c a ta r r h a n d h e a r t tro u b le .
The world around. It is
From the pen of the nineteenth century philohopher
I h e re b y a n n o u n c e m y c a n d i- ! S h e riff of J a c k s o n C o u n ty o n th e
E liz a b e th T a y lo r, B a k e r, O re.,
well that they do. Saves
it sounds easy, but, from our knowledge of today, was dacy fo r C o u n ty J u d g e , s u b je c t re p u b lic a n tic k e t, s u b je c t to th e in te s tin a l tro u b le .
to th e decisio n of th e D em o cratic v ite rs of said c o u n ty a t t h e p r i ­
women with poor feet the
martyrdom in the Roman arena and on the rack of the p rim a ry , on th e fo llo w in g p la t­
M rs. E r n e s t L acey, Iro n s id e .
m a rie s in May. If n o m in a te d a n d
O re., h e a r t a n d n e rv o u s t r o u h l e .; agony of walking, makes
Spanish inquisition more terrible than the modern m ar­ fo rm :
R ed u ce ta x e s th ro u g h a n eco­ e le c te d I p ’ed g e m y self a n d th e
C. J. M inch, E s ta c a d o , O rc .,; time multiplied in results,
tyrdom to public opinion? Mill don’t know public opinion. n o m ical a n d b u sin e ss-lik e a d m in ­ d e p u tie s w hom I sh a ll a p p o in t to
k id n e y a n d b la d d e r tro u b le .
is tra tio n of c o u n ty a ffa irs . Stop e n fo rc e a ll law s in c lu d in g th e
M rs. H e n ry B a k e r, B a n k s, Ore..-, makes dates sure, and life
n e e d le ss e x p e d itu re s a n d w a ste 1 8 th A m e n d m e n t w ith e fficien cy
WHEN FRISCO SETS THE FASHIONS
more enjoyable, travel
g a ll s to n e s a n d a p p e n d ic itis.
a n d give p ro p e r s u p p o rt a n d a t ­
a n d econom y.
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public
E. C. N ich o ls. L e b a n o n , O re.,
On the high authority of the Chronicle the west is
cheap and instant.
sch o o ls a n d o th e r v ita l a n d pu b lic w a n t th e law s e n fo rc e d , d o n o t a p p e n d ic itis .
informed that henceforth San Francisco will be the cen­ n ec essities. E n fo rc e th e p ro h ib i­ v o te fo r m e.
Get One For the
R e m e m b e r ab o v e
d a te ,
th a t
ter of western feminine fashion. F or some time there tion law e ffic ie n tly a n d p ro p e rly
D. A. LYONS, C e n tra l P o in t.
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Vacation, Now
has been a feeling in California social circles that Paris th ro u g h p ro p e r ag e n cie s a n d elim -
f r e e a n d t h a t h is tr e a tm e n t is
was not quite equal to the confidence reposed in its mil­ Tem perature—
fo rd s tru g g le d w ith 86 d e g re e s J d iffe re n t.
T h e w e a th e r r e p o r t fo r y e s te r­
M a rrie d w o m en m u s t be a c ­
liners and modistes. It is felt, to borrow a phrase from
te m p e ra tu re W ed n esd a y .
d ay show's a re c o rd te m p e ra tu re
co m p a n ied by t h e i r h u s b a n d s.
the Chronicle, that the women of “ the wide expanses,” of 86 d e g re e s. T h e w a rm w e a th ­
F o rd G a ra g e in A sh lan d
A d d re s s: 211 B ra d b u ry B ld g .,
of the great open country, were not adequately expressed e r a p p e a rs to be p re v a le n t a s M ed- Classified Ads Bring Results •Los A ugelep, C a lifo rn ia .
I
T h at F u lle r P a in ts w ill m ak e
th e h o u se look lik e new o u tsid e
— and, fo r th a t o u r w all p a p e rs
w ill do th e
.o r th e inside.
f f B t Z U l v l U w we claim for it
*-rid your system o f Ca tarrh o r Deaf*
ness caused by Catarrh.
“All the wealth of t h e
nation ought to contrib­
ute its fair share to the ex­
penses of the nation.”
—(lalvin (Coolidge
Speaking of tax-
exem pt Securities.
NDIGESTION
C H A M B E R L A IN ’S
Coming Io
V O T E FOR COOLIDGE
PRIMARIES MAY 16
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Paid for hy 1. L. Patterson
M anager Coolidge Cam paign
United States Senator
One Ford
Chas. L. McNary
Follows
REPUBLICAN FOR RENOMINATION
Another
WHAT HE HAS DONE
During his seven
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years in th e Senate he tuts secured—
for Oregon Developm ent
for R ivers and Harbors
for R eclam ation ami Pow er
for P ub lic Roads
for A griculture
for Forest Protection
Tliis is m ore than has been secured
hj
any
other
W estern
Senator in th e sam e period
His pow erful com m ittee assign m en ts anil his prestige in th e Senate
equips him to accom plish even greater things for the continued d evel­
opm ent of O regon’s R esources and Industries.
I t would tak e years for a new man to attain his
of Prom inence and influence.
Harrison Bros.
present
position
OREGON .NEEDS HIM
H is slo g a n :
“ F o r O re g o n ; I ts P eo p le a n d T h e ir W e lfa re .”
P rim a ry E le ctio n F rid a y , May 16
(Paid Adv.)*