Valley record., May 17, 1894, Image 2

VALLEY RECORD.
The People’s Paper.
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ASHLAND. Or.......Thursday, May 17,1891
Peoples Party Ticket.
STATE.
For Governor,
NATHAN PIERCE........ Umatilla County
For Secretary of State,
IRA WAKEFIELD....... Jackson County
For State Treasurer,
R. P. CALDWELL............... Lane County
For Attorney General,
M. L. OLMSTEAD.............Baker County
For Supreme J udge,
R. P. BOISE........................... Polk County
For Supt. of Public Instruction.
T. C. JORY....................... Marion County
For State Printer,
G. M. ORTON............ Multnomah County.
For Congress 1st District,
CHARLES MILLER........ Marion County
For Congress 2d District,
JOE WALDROOP....Multnomah County
1st Judicial District:
District Attorney,
ABE AXTELL......................... Grants Pass
Member State Board of Equalization,
SAMUEL DIXON.............. Klamath Falls
Jackson County.
State Senator,
S. H. HOLT.....*.......................... Medford
Representatives,
8. M. NEALON........................ Table Rock
J. W. MARKSBURY............... Gold Hill
J. A. JEFFREY........................ Applegate
County Commissioner,
W, H. BRADSHAW...............Brownsboro
County Clerk,
N. A. JACOBS............................... Medford
Sheriff,
SYLVESTER PATTERSON........ Ashland
Recorder,
GRANT RAWLINGS..........Central Point
Treasurer,
M. 8. WELCH...................... Central Point
Assessor,
GEO. A. JACKSON............. Table Rock
County School Superintendent.
E. E. SMITH................................... Wellen
Surveyor,
R. W. KENNEDY..................... Applegate
Coroner,
DR. B. M. BROWER................. Ashland
It is the dollar on one side and the
rights of man on the other. On which
■ide are yon?
The good honest fellows who thought
Cleveland would not go against his party
on the silver question, where are they.
Phil. Metcban has $128,000 of state
monoy locked up in the Portland banks.
Yet he wants to be re-elected state treas­
urer.
Senator Stewart is coming. Come out
and hear the silver champion. He don’t
want any 31 to 1 international bi-metal-
ism in bis.
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LEGISLA TIVE
EXTRA VA GANCE.
There is a grand old liar trotting up
ind down the state calling himself a
Republican state platform. Hear him
apeak;
The practice of employing unnecessary
clerks and of paying fees in excess of just
payment for services needed or rendered
tia- become an abuse that must be cut off
ind we pledge the Repub'ican party to the
prosecution and accomplishment'of this
reform.
The general appropriation bill of the
last session of the Oregon legislature
shows:
Senate Committee on mines and mining,
Hon. Theo. Cameron, chairman, clerk hire,
Miss Rose Luy $132, E. S. McComas, $120.
Senate committee on corporations, Hon.
Theo. Cameron, chairman; clerk hire, Ella
E. Hanley, $132.
As long as this old tattler confines his
gossip on bis Democratic brother we will
have nothing to say, but when he goes
blowing about our people wo propot e
to "stick up” for our friends and neigh­
bors and "talk back”. The last legisla­
ture was full of g. o. p’s. G. o. p.’s
come a little high, but we must have
them ; disgrace our state worse than
Gov. Pennoyer, don’t you know; drive
capital out; cause loss of confidence in
England, with h—1 to pay all over
Europe if we don’t have them. Even if we
“go fluey,” g. o. p.’s must keep up ap­
pearances. The last legislature hung up
a $25,000 purse called committee clerk
expenses. Our state Senator was a true
blue, thorough Republican and he got
in like a Republican gentleman should
and "got something for his district.”
Tnree hundred and eighty-four dollars is
not a large amount, it is true, but this
was the first time and you know, it takes
several terms before a member gets “in­
fluence and standing” so he can "do
something” for his constituency. Just do
it some more to the g. o. p.’s and Bee the
next legislature silence the platform liar.
Did you say Holt for senator? No! no!
that would never do. ’Twould ecare away
foreign capital that is trying to light on
our homes since prosperity was restored
bv the repeal of the silver bill!
Taking their merits all into considera­
tion, Sylvester Patterson is the most com­
petent man of the three for sheriff of Jack-
son county. In view of recent events the
solid, substantial people of the county
see the importance of placing the finan­
cial end of this county in the hands of
true men ; well-rooted and anchored to
the community’s best and most substan­
tial interests. The people’s party has
presented to the voters of this county for
the position of executive officer and tax-
collector, a citizen 45 years of age, who
was raised in this county, right among
us ; who is a member of one of the pion­
eer families, and related to another; and
who has been noted throughout his entire
life-time as a hard-working, honest citi­
zen, and successful manager, and is in
every conceivable way a part of the com­
monwealth. Mr. Patterson can be de­
pended upon. He is a plain man, quiet
and courteous, and one possessing ex­
cellent judgment and plain, unassuming
common sense. A public trust placed in
bis keeping will be faithfully executed.
Last Spring gold left the country by
The Oregonian crowd of plutocrats and
reason of the Sherman law—so the
traitors
keep right on pelting the public
bankers told us. This Spring it goes—
with
the
assertion that Nathan Pierce is
well because it goes.
a land monopolist and owns 10,000 acres
The clerkship contest is pretty much of land. We have Mr Pierce’s word and
settled in favor of N, A. Jacobs. Mr. letter for it that he only owns 980 acers of
Huffer will be compelled to be satisfied w’heat land and anybody that knows any­
with second place in the race.
thing about Eastern Oregon knows that
one enterprising farmer can use more
If the fellows at Washington who re­
than that, and Mr Pierce and his son
fuse to do anything for the country in its
Henry have leased 900 additional acres
present hour of distress, are not traitors,
of Lapwai reservation. The People’s party
then what does treason consist of?
believes in enterprise and energy and if
any
man uses bis land they have no ob­
Railroads combine, banks combine,
jection. It is this ownership of billions
manufacturers combind and now tramps
of acres of land held out of use for spec­
combine. The tramp is both a novelty
ulative purposes by alien lords and pluto­
and a menace. The other trusts do not
crats that the People’s party intends to
like it.
puncture, and thus again give the people
The “Jacksonville ring” has galvan­ a chance to live on the face of the earth.
ized Bill Colvig as “a new deal” candi­ But there is no use answering the liars of
date. Bill looks rather musty as a polit­ the venal plutocratic press. They can
ical "stiff” though he has been under the turn lose more lies in a day than the
county court house leeches.
ground only two years.
fl"«*
NATHAN PIERCE, PEOPLE’S
THE WEEK
IN
CONGRESS.
SENATE.
Tuesday, May 8.
The credentials of Senator-elect Gear
of Iowa were presented and objected to
by Hoar, who questioned the form of
the certificate. The matter went over.
Hoar discussed the tariff bill and dur­
ing his remarks aroused the ire of Gray.
Hoar declared the Democratic senators
who would support the measure would
violate the constitution and their oath.
Gray demanded an explanation of the
charge. Hoar replied that a Democrat
who subscribed to the Chicago platform
that a protective tariff was a robbery
and who now seeks to retain protective
duties, was logically guilty of violating
his senatorial oath and the constitution.
Gray replied at length. Morrill of Ver­
mont closed the day’s debate by declar­
ing that the Democrats were profiting
by Republican speeches and that an­
other month of debate would bring
them all over to the protection doctrine.
Wednesday, May 9.
Berry objected to delay on the tariff
bill, when Allen called up his Coxey
resolution. Allen spoke w’itli feeling on
the resolution to investigate the actions
of the police. He believed the matter
should have been brought up by a sena­
tor from Ohio, as Coxey was a citizen of
that state. Daniel of Virginia ques­
tioned the propriety of bringing the
matter into the senate, saying* Coxey
could obtain redress through the courts
if he had been injured. »Sherman said
Allen wanted the senate to review a
police court case, and he objected to the
business of the country being suspended
for such cause. The resolution went
©ver and the tariff debate was resumed.
Stewart and Peffer made silver speeches.
Lodge’s resolution to impose double
duties on English goods until such time
as that government would agree on a
bimetallic currency with the United
States was laid on the table by a party
vote.
Thursday, May 10.
Alien’s Coxey resolution was dis­
cussed. Teller, Allen and Stewart ar­
gued that Coxey had committed no of­
fense and should not have been arrested.
They opposed the statute under which
Coxey was convicted, and Allen intro­
duced a resolution to repeal the law,
Hoar said Coxey knew the law existed
and deliberately violated it.
Friday, May 11.
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR,
OurgHouse of Lords Getting Leary.
In the senate the other day Senator
Hoar spoke on the Coxey army move­
ment.
“There is danger, ” said Mr. Hoar, “in
such assemblages. They afford cover
for fanatics. It does not do to scoff.
Within 10 years an attempt has been
made to blow up the house of parlia­
ment; within two years another attempt
to blow’ up the French assembly. Two
presidents of the United States have
been murdered, one in a crowd at a
depot, the other in a crow d at a theater,
by misguided fanatical persons, to whom
peaceful assemblages afforded an oppor­
tunity to escape.
“ This is why in the provisions of the
riot law of every state when the magis­
trate reads the act all the people must
go home. A man may be there with
peaceable intentions, but if when the
riot act is read he refuses to go he is
liable to punishment. Those who are
peaceable shield those who are not.
“It is needless for me,"said Mr. Hoar,
drawing his finger up and looking about
the chamber, his eyes pausing when
they reached Mr. Allen and Mr. Stew­
art, “to declare that I sympathize with
all my fellows in distress. I sympathize
with them a great deal more than some
of those w’lio always prate of sympathy
for the down-trodden in order to ad­
vance their disgraceful political ambi­
tions. ”
The senate burst into applause at this
utterance, and in order to quell the dem­
onstration Mr. Faulkner, who was in
the chair, was forced to use the gavel
and threaten to clear the galleries.
Mr. Hoar closed with an impressive
declaration that the senate w’ould stand
on its constitutional rights and w’ould
not be frightened into doing what was
not best for the country by any mob
demonstration or by declarations,
whether they come from the camp of
Coxey or from the seat of war from
Nevada.
GOVERNMENTAL GOSSIP.
The White House is without any of
its distinguished occupants. Mrs, Cleve­
land has gone to Buffalo with her chil­
dren to visit her mother, and President
Cleveland and Secretaries Carlisle and
Gresham have gone to Norfolk, Va., on
a fishing trip.
Secretary of the Navy Herbert visited
Mare island the other day and thorough,
ly inspected the place. The secretary
will recommend many needed reforms
to congress in connection with the Pa­
cific station.
Representative Patterson of Tennes­
see has introduced in the house a bill
providing among other things for the
issue of short term 3 per cent bonds re­
deemable in coin, the proceeds to be
used for maintaining a parity between
gold and silver; for abolishing the tax
on circulating notes of state banks;
making the tax on national bank notes
one-quarter of 1 per cent; allowing na­
tional banks to issue circulation equal
to the par value of the bonds deposited
with the treasury, and to coin into
standard dollars $55,156,587 out of the
silver bullion now in the treasury pur­
chased under the Sherman act. The
coinage is to become a part of the gen­
eral cash in the treasury.
With the spring comes renewed agita­
tion for the suppression of English spar­
row’. Dr. C. Hart Merriam, ornitholo­
gist of the agricultural department, says
the sparrows are now spreading over
the fruit growing districts of California
where, if repressive measures are not
quickly inaugurated, there are destined
to lay heavy tribute. The best way to
fight the pest is by the destruction of
the nests and the young. Ninety-per
cent of the poles may be reached by a
long pole and a hook. The strongholds
of the sparrow’s in the city are the
mosses of Japanese and English ivy and
Virginia creeper on the churches. Mul­
titudes of young birds may be destroyed
by doucing the vines with water at
night.
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Quay introduced a long bill to estab­
lish a code of laws for the District of
Columbia, but it was returned to him,
the Democrats objecting to any inter?
ruptions of the debate on the tariff. Al.
len tried in vain to bring up his Coxey
resolution. The tariff bill was then
taken
up.
As
the
past
year
and
several
months
E. E, Smith is positively no good at
Saturday, May 12.
has
been
the
first
in
ten
years
that
Col­
auguring a hole in a man to get him to
Slow
progress
characterizes the tariff
vig
has
not
slept
in
the
blankets
of
a
vote for Smith for superintendent.
revision. Two days were spent in fix­
remunerative
office
his
part}
’
is
very
kind
However, Prof. Smith is possessed of the
ing the duty on acetic acid. Nothing of
ability to conduct the office satisfactorily. in nominating him again. It would interest occurred to-day.
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actually make the angels weep if some
Monday, May 14.
Our friend Senator Cameron was party did not get a Colvig to vote for
The seventh week of tariff debate in
caught in bad company. He belongs to every biennial election.
the senate began today. Bills to grant
a political party that has “squealed.”
pensions of $100 a month to the widows
No
intelligent
person
can
afford
to
miss
However, we still have more faith in the
of Rear Admiral Fairfax and Major
the speech of Senator Stewart on the General Doubleday were placed on the
senator than we have in the informer.
finance question. Senator Stewart has calendar. The tariff talk was on sugar.
been
a member of the finance committee
The big G. Shindler Furniture Co. of
HOUSK.
Portland is the latest to go to the gold of the U. S. Senate for years and is a
Tuesday,
May 8.
basis. They had lots of property, but in recognized authority on the subject, bis
The bill for the erection of a govern­
the absence of circulating medium the range of thought is wide, his research
First National Bank scooped the whole thorough, and his arguments unanswer­ ment printing house occupied the greater
part of the day. The matter was finally
able.
works.
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referred to the committee on public
Some Republicans are figuring on buildings and grounds, with instruc­
The populist legislative ticket have
promised us that they will not tax the knifing Kubli for representative. This is tions to select a site on ground now
state for the smiles of the fair ones. They very wicked business, in view of the fact owned by the government. The naval
appropriation bill was called up and ex­
take the general ground that unless this that a United States senator is to be
plains! in some parts by Cummings.
elected.
Every
Republican
that
wants
kind of goods comes sailing in on its own
Wednesday, May 9.
to see Dolph, the bewhiskered corpora­
accord, it comes high at any price.
A
senate
resolution providing for the
tion tool, goldbug and Clevelandized
printing
of
8,000 copies of eulogies of
The Peoples party nominee for sheriff Wall Street cuckoo re-elected should
the late Senator Gibson of Louisiana
is neither a politician, spendthrift, or vote the republican legislative ticket
was presented. The bill granting the
office-seeker. With some people these bodily.
Columbia Irrigation company right-of-
are great drawbacks to a candidate.
The next ceunty commissioner should way through the Yaquina Indian reser­
However, the people have been opening be an intelligent kicker without any vation was passed. Bpringer reported
their eyes a little of late years, and plain giving in qualities. By getting Brad­ favo rably from "the banking and cur­
sturdy, homespun manners and customs shaw on the neck of the present county rency committee his bill suspending the
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are being appreciated again. Perhaps judge, some well directed kicking may 10 per cent tax on state bank issues dur­
there is yet sufficient sentiment abroad be inaugurated that may inure to the ing the money stringency. The naval
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
for the old virtues to make an impression benefit of the business interests of the Dill w^s taken up in committee of the
whole.
When
she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
on the ballot box.
Thursday, Ma, JQ.
county. Elect Bradshaw, and gee if
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
The death of Congressman Brattan of
that won’t result in some of the county
The peoples’ cause will be well repre­
Maryland was announced by Talbot, his When she bad Children, she gave them Castoria
business being inquired into.
sented in the legislature by the election
colleague. Customary resolutions were
of Holt, Nealon, Marksbury and Jeffrey.
The Republican oraters are terribly adopted anil a committee appointed to
These gentlemen are well-grounded in tickled at the prospect of international attend the funeral, A bill granting ad­
the badly needed reforms that we must bi-metalism, 31 to 1, by consent of Eng­ ditional powers to railroads in the In­
The Oakland Home Insurance corq-
have, and being thoroughbred hayseeds land. Monarchs all over the world dian territory to obtain rights-of-way pany has gone to the wall.
H. M. Leonard, embezzler from the
will not be side-tracked and silenced by make a show of conducting affairs in the for depot grounds was passed.
Friday, May 11.
Santa Clara bank, has been sentenced tu
the opinion or dictum of a rotten lobby. interest of their own people. But in
The naval appropriation bills were three years in Folsom prison.
The corporations will be unable to pul) America such humptydumpty statesmen
considered
in committee of the whole.
the wool over their eves. Elect some in­ as Sherman, Cleveland, Dolph, are en­
Private bills w’ere taken up in the
telligent hayseeds once and see if we tertaining free men and patriots with the evening.
don’t get something better.
crumbs and off-scounngs of plundered
Saturday, May 12.
and pauperized monarchies, What
Resolutions providing for the appoint­
Lost, strayed or stolen just after the should be done with traitors?
ment of a joint committee to investigate
“too old” parties held their county con­
the prevailing depression of labor were
The Cleveland administration is try­ brought up and referred. The naval ap­
claves, a high keyed “Jacksonville ring”
and similar annoyances are caused
alarm bell. The instrument was last ing hard to defeat Senator Morgan's re­ propriation bill was considered.
by an impure blood, which will
Monday, May 14.
heard of at the court-house when both election in Alabama. Morgan is the
result in a more dreaded disease.
Routine business was disposed of.
Unless removed, slight impurities
old parties crawled into the Belly of the brainest democratic senator from the
will develop into Scrofula, Ecze­
county seat tiger. Only a very small re­ south, and protested strongly against the The proceedings were interrupted tty a
ma» Salt Rheum and other serious
ward will he given, as the alarm beli Shermanizing of the democratic party by burly negro in the gallery shouting,
results of
“
Mr.
Speaker
of
the
house
of
represen
­
will lie heard louder than ever through- [ the Wall street money oligarchy. The
tatives----- ” Instantly the house was in
have for some time been
O fl
out the county when the two g. o. administration wants gold-bugs to the confusion, and the speaker directed the a I sufferer
from a severe
front
and
a
republican
gold-bug
receives
blood
trouble,
for
which
I
—
w
4
p.’s emerge from the Jacksonville
doorkeeper to remove the man. The took many remedies that
preference
to
a
democratic
senator.
animal.
■
pfficer was unable to oust him for some did me no good. I have DlLHzU
i-_ taken four
'
* bottles
"■ of
Dolph’s re-election in Oregon would time, th« negro endeavoring to deliver now
with the most wenderf ul results
Park's Cough Syrup
please Cleveland very much.
an alleged divjjjely inspired message to
Am enjoying the best health I
Has been so highly recommended to us
knew, have gained twenty
the effect that theLotd Ij^d commanded pounds and ever
that we have taken the agency for it and
my friends say they never saw
Pull
for
John
A.
Jeffrey
for
represen
­
him to come to the speaker ana order me as well. I am feeling quite like a new
now ask our friends who are suffering with
man.
JOHN S. EDEL1N,
a cold to give it a trial and if it does not tative. He will be a leader in the house him to pass the Coxey bill.
Government Priniing Office. Washington. D. C.
give satisfaction your money will be refund­ when be gets there.
r
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
en. Every bottle is sold on a positive guar­
A dose of »iiumoqs Liver Regulator, tak- ►
mailed free to any address-
antee. Price ÜÜ cents and $1.00. Solu by
Skin
Eruptions
E. A. bsxawrx,
MÄsican Stiver Stove Polish causee no
ttutte
geitíen»
«»«4 Went ffidl-
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MOVEMENT OF BONDAGE MEN.
May wheat is reported to be in better
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condition than a year ago.
As reported by the Bondholders Press.]
The American Loan and Trust com­
A detachment of Coxeyitee, under pany at Omaha has been placed in the
Sanders, defied the authorities of Kan­ hands of a receiver.
sas, seized a train and ran it to suit
The situation at Bluefields is not
themselves. The railroad company at­
quieting. There is a belief that the
tempted to block the Industrialists by
placing obstructions on the track, but United States may yet become imbroiled
with England, and two or three inen-of-
the men would remove the obstructions
war are on waiting orders for Nicara­
or tear up the track behind them and guan ports. These vessels are a notifica­
build around the broken tracks and pro­
tion that England must not interfere
ceed on their journey. Over 400 men
with Mosquito affairs and Nicaragua
were on the train. United States Mar­ must protect American interests.
shal Nelly with 100 armed deputies ar­
Work has commenced in the Pioneer
rested the whole band at Salina, Kan.
box
factory of Pokegama, Siskiyou
Governor Lewelling refused to help the
railroad company and the federal gov- county. This factory is owned by Mar­
efyment took the case in hand. The In­ tin & Co. of Sacramento, and has a
dustrialists were from ColoradoJ Kelly’s capacity of 5,000,000 to 10,000,000 feet a
California contingent built rafts and year.
floated down the river from Des Moines.
Man’s Inhumanity to himself.
In Washington.
The most inhuman outrages, outrages
In Washington state the Industrialists which would disgrace the savage, man per­
killed a deputy marshal who ordered a petrates upon his own system by swallow­
ing drastic purgatives which convulse his
gang from a freight train. Fifty men stomach, aeonize his intestines and weak­
of the band are in jail at North Yakima. en his system. Many people constantly
United States Marshal Pinkham has do this under the impression that medica­
ments only which are violent in their ac­
gone to Sand Point, Ida., with 20 depu­ tion,
and particularly cathartics, are of any
ties and 50 United States regulars. At avail.
Irreparable injury to health is
that point there is a drawbridge over wrought under this mistaken idea. The
the Pen d'Oreille river, at which place laxative which most nearly approaches the
beneficent action of nature is Hostetter’s
Pinkham will establish headquarters. Stomach
Bitters, which is painless but
All Great Northern trains will be held thorough, and invigorates the intestinal
at the bridge and not be allowed to pass canal instead of weakening and irritating
until stripped of all tramps who may be it. The liver and the stomach share in the
benign discipline instituted by this com­
trying to steal a ride.
prehensive medicine, whose healthful in­
Colonel Dolphii. was deposed as leader fluence is felt throughout tfie system. Jia
of the Sjiokanc Industrialists and driven lanous. rheumatic, kidney and nervous
out of camp for trying to desert his ifomplaints succumb to it.
army with all the funds. The armyjis
The Industrial army, under command
drifting along with no definite purpose, of Lieutenant General Smith, 700 strong,
and unless new leadership is soon de­ Beized an eastbound freight train at Ar-
veloped it will go to pieces.
caile, Cal., and went as far as Rocklin.
The health officers of Washington, When the train arrived there, Engineer
D. C., have declared the Coxey camp a Williams, a member of the army was
nuisance and the army had to move out­ placed under arrest by Constable Fleck-
side the city.
inger. General Smith and Colonel Pais­
Reports from all sections seem to in­ ley protested against the arrest and de­
dicate the total dissolution of the vari­ manded the release of the prisoner.
ous armies.
Fleckinger refused and drew his pistol
Congressman Maguire's Solution.
and pointed it at General Smith. The
Representative Maguire of California latter jumped to one side and the con­
comes out in favor of the scheme of stable fired and killed Colonel Paisley.
General Kelly of the Pacific Coast In­ The Industrials became furious with
dustrial Army to put the unemployed rage and made a rush to lynch Fleck­
at work building irrigation canals. Ma­ inger. General Smith, however, rushed
guire’s idea is to establish a federal sys­ forward and protected him and assisted
tem of irrigation for and lands, the him to escape. Williams had in the
laborers to be employed in building the meantime been locked up. The Indus­
canals to eventually find homes on the trials demanded his release and the citi­
reclaimed land. He advocates the break­ zens of the town, fearing that there
ing down of the monopoly of ownership might be trouble, released him. The
of arid land by applying the single-tax coroner took charge of the remains of
system. The lands would finally be al­ Paisley.
lotted to the users on unlimited leases,
but not to be sold.
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The Brooklyn Tabernacle is again in
ashes. Sunday, immediately after serv­
ice and while Dr. Talmage was shaking
hands with members of the congrega­
tion, flames were discovered near the
organ. Before anything could lie done
the whole interior was aflame, and the
firemen devoted their efforts to saving
adjoining property. Hotel Regent, ad­
joining the church, was destroyed. The
total loss will reach $2,000,000. Dr. Tal­
mage has postponed his tour of the
world and will lead the rebuilding
movement. Five years ago the Taber­
nacle was burned on a Sunday. The
church has burned three times. Russell
Sage, who held a mortgage on the
structure, will assist the congregation
to rebuild.
Wakelee’s Squirrel exterminator at the
Ashland Drug Co,
The surrogate of Erie county, N. Y.,
will be compelled to pass upon the ques­
tion of the immortality of the soul. Last
January Mrs. Catherine Backus, a resi­
dent of Buffalo, died, leaving $1,000 in
bank and several children. She be­
queathed the whole sum in trust to be
used to pay for masses for the benefit of
the souls of the deceased and her hus­
band. The children have contested the
will. The attorney is raising the point
that the soul of Mrs. Backus cannot re­
ceive any benefit from masses; that even
if it could a soul has no standing in a
temporal court, and the trust is illegal
because it is not for the benefit of any
human being.
“ As old as
the hills” and
never excell­
ed. “ Tried
and proven”
REGULATOR. is tl^e verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu­
lator is the
only Liver
and Kidney
medicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa­
tive, and
purely veg­
etable, act­
ing directly
on the Liver
Mr. IF. H. Talea
Ban Francisco, Cal.
other words, to wait until they are sick in bed
before they do anything for the poor body.
Neither my wife nor myself were real sick; I
attended to my business, and my wife to her
household duties dally. But we had dull, heavy
headaches, and a little over-exertion would tire
us greatly, and my appetite was very poor.: '8o
we took three bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
and the result was perfectly satisfactory. 1 be­
lieve Hood’s Sarsaparilla
tlon of a famous French physician, will quicklv cure you of all ner­
vous or disease* of the (enerative orgai.., such as Lost Manhood.
Insomnia, I’alnsln the Buck,Seminal Emission«, Nervous Debility.
Pimples, Unfitness to Marry, Exhausting Drains, Varicocele aoJ
Constipation. 11 stops all losses by day or night Prevents quick­
ness of discharge, which If notchecked leans to Sperniatorrhaia and
BEFORE ano AFTER “”the horrors of Impotency. <TPII»KMEclean*** theUver, lb*
" kidneys and the urinary organs of all impurities.
CUPIhEXE strengthens ami restores small weak organs.
The reason auflerers are not cured by Doctors is because ninety per cent are troubled with
Proolatitia. CUPIDENE Is tho only known remedy to cure without an operation. Suuo testimoni­
als. A written guarantee given and money returned If six boxes does not effect u permaueutcur*.
$1.00 a box, six for |5.00, by mail. Send for kisek circular and testimonials.
Address hAVOt JIEUICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, San Francisco, Cal. .Fhr&iZeby
Saved Us a Severe Sickness
JLSHLA.3STI2 DRUG COMPANY.
And a big doctor’s bill. If people would only
remember that ‘ an ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure,’ thero would be less suffering
in the world. My advice to all who do not feel
well is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla according to
directions, and you will be well and happy.”
W. H. T oles , 145 12th St, San Francisco, Cal.
Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills,constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
ZE3ZIG-ZE3Z &
STORY.
Better
Pills
neys. Try it.
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry or made into a tea.
The King of Liver Medicines.
“ I have used yourSlinmons Liver Regu­
lator and can conseleuclously say It is the
king of all liver medicines. I consider it a
medicine chest in itself.—G eo . W. J ack -
son , Tacoma, Washington.
GRANT RAWLINGS,
Candidate for County Recorder, on the
Peoples’ Party ticket, will speak
as follows ;
B uilding P ap rs , wkapping P apers and T wines .
PAINTING,
HAND
SHAVING
*
*
*
AND
M ain S treet , 'O pposite P laza ,
ZFJLI2LTTS, ZF^YinSTTZEZETS’ TOOLS,
WALL ZF.A.ZF’ZEZEL. Q-LJLSS. ETC.
WE TEACU 8HORT-
ANI»
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PAPER ING,
ETC.
s
c)
( d
gMEDFO^D
WE TEACH TELEG-
KAPHY
ANI»
PENMANSHI1.
BUSINESS ÇOU.EQE.
• * HAIRDRESSING
PARLORS.
THE
Opposite PJaz.a.
Local Agents Albany Steam Laundry.
GREATLY
REDUCED
RATES
Mâ?E
THE
OUR NEW BUILDING
IS NOW COMPLETED.
R I G B Y , Prepare Yourself
a Useful Life.
Principal.
Write for Particulars
¿'Medford, - Or.L
«
Jut NORMAL COURSE I<)
Has the Z Stamp in red on wrapper-
The Silver-Tongued Orator, candi­
date for the State Legislature, and
9
t
«-EVERY PACKAGE“«
¿T. -A.. ¿T ZE ZE1 ZF ZEÒ ZE Y .
ASHLAND. OR.
Hood’s^Cures
SIMMONS
Than
MANHOOD lESTMEOSS
•'One of tho greatest mistakes people make is
to lock the door after the horse is stolen, or in
COMPANY
FOR THE
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER FAIR
BECOMING DE-
SERVEDLY POPULAR,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
Wimer............................. May 1, 7:30 4» p m.
Pleasant Creek................ «4 4 4 2,
ll
Woodville.......................
3,
4 C
Rock Point..................... ll 4,
ll
u
Foots Creek...................
5,
Ashland to San Francisco
(t
7.
Gold Hill .......................
<<
Ganiard school house.... ll 8.
4«
AND RETURN
Meadows......................... ll 9,
44
They are pretty and cheap
Antioch........................... ll 10.
Trail Creek..................... il ll 11,
sure to please and give
ll
Flounce Rock..................
12,
• i
Prettier
Than
Ever!
Betz school house........... •< ll 14,
satisfaction.
ll
Eagle Point..................... II 15,
ll
EXCURSION
TRIPS
16,
School house near Derby
“
in Dr. Parker's <i
FROM SAN FRANCISCO tootherpoints
«•
MRS. E. B. CHRISTIAN’S
districts......... . .........
17,
in California will be allowed purchasers of
RS. MILLSAP lias received her new
u
Brownsboro....................... <4 18,
special Midwinter Fair tickets at the fal­
Millinery and Dvetannakiuy
stock,
with
constant
additions.
-------------------
The
ll
Lake Creek...................
19,
lowing round-trip rates:
Prices are Stunningly Low and there is no
—---- Pa rlors.------ -
Climax school house, (on
TO STATIONS UNDER 150 MILES excuse for any lady to be without a stylish Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
ll
Antelope)..................
21,
The
latest
styles
are
so
varied
in
FROM
SAN
FRANCISCO,
ONE
AND
■
capote.
Lower Antelope school h’s
23,
1 shape, color and trimming as to suit every
ONE-THIRii one-w’ay fare.
»I
Mound school bouse.......
23,
I 1 face.
«
TO
STATIONS
150
MILES
OTv
MOKE
Lone Oak school house...
T
24,
Every courtesy and attention paid visit-,
I
ll
Table Rock
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, ONE AND! j ors.
25,
Y
No
trouble
to
show
goods.
ll
ONE-FIFTH
one-way
fare.
Willow Springs "
....
26,
ll
TYZLEZEÒ
Central Point...................
28,
For exact rates and full information, in- ;
(4
Medford............................
29.
U
quire of E. C. Kane, agent at Ashland. Or.,
MRS. L. A. MILLSAP.
Phoenix.........................
30, 1:00 p. m. or address the undersigned.
ZEÒ
North Phoenix school h’s
30, 7:30 p. m. RICH’D GRAY
T. H. GOODMAN,
44
Talent...............................
31,
Gen. Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
ll
LEADING MILLINER,
Ashland............................ J
S an F rancisco . C al .
<<
Jacksonville......................
E. P. ROGERS, Asa’t G. F. & P. A.,
All are wrdwffy Invited,
PokTLAXX, QB, THORNTON BLOCK, 1 ÁSHLAKD.
Ashland, Oregon.
NEW : GOODS
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
With More Coming.
$16.35.
M
PHOTOGRAPHER.