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ASHLAND,
VOL. VII.
The Klamath Reservation Boundary.
Washington Correspondent.]
Senator Mitchell has been endeavoring
to get the dispute settled regarding the
boundary lines of the Klamath Indian
reeervation. Recently he secured the
passage of a resolution calling on the sec­
retary of the interior for all information
I in the department relative to the survey
of the reeervation together with the
agrémenta made with the Indians as to
what the reservation should cover.
These papers, together with maps, will
be published in the course of time, and
the people will be able to see what waa
done. The information, when published,
may lead to some legislation to correct
any mistakes that have been made,
either through ignorance on the part of
agents, or misapprehension by settlers.
Senator Mitchell says it was first nec­
essary to secure all the information there
was to be had on the subject before any
stops could be taken looking toward a
settlement of the boundary disputes.
Commissioners’ Court.
Road petitioned for by C. C. Parker et al
near Hanilin place disallowed.
A liquor license was granted to C. F.
Young of Gold Hill.
Dr. E. B. Picks!, $25, balance claimed for
chemical examination of stomach and kid­
neys of J. W. Plymire.
PRESSED BRICKS.
JACKSON
Messrs. Euyart and Whitman of Med­
ford amiled on Aabland ladies fair Sun­
day.
D. C. McClallen and wife are again in
charge of the McClallen House in Rose­
burg.
Jos. Geppert, the Big Butte stockman,
has sold out and will soon move to
Illinois.
Prof. W. T. Butcher has returned to
Klamath Falls from an extended trip to
Aabland.
Mrs.
and chilc|ren
of
Mra. J. W. Plymire
children
___ _ gone
___ i to
_ cv
Medford ________
precinct . i have
Santa v» Bar-
¡Mra, Cal.
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a
Chief of the County Papers.
Publishod «vary Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1895
THE GOLD KING’S WORK.
The People’« Party Congressmen
B. R. Kingsbury baa gone to California,
Issue an Address to Head off the
Gold*bug*.
The pay car went north Sunday even­
ing.
The people’s party delegation in con­
gress,
including Stewart and Jones, have
Assessor Geo. A. Jackson was in Ash­
land Monday.
Miaa Carrie Roper returned Monday
from her visit with Roseburg friends.
Capt. G. W. Werk, the Central Point
horseman, was in Roaeburg laat week.
A daughter waa born to the wife of
Chaa. Gucheaon Griffin creek, Feb. let.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
issued the following address:
As early as 1865-66 a conspiracy was
entered into between the gold gamblers
of Europe and America to accomplish
the following purposes:
To tasten upon the people of the
United States the burdens of a perpetual
debt; to destroy the greenbacks which
brought us safely through the perils of
the war; to strike down silver as a
money metal, and to deny to the people
the use of federal paper, the two inde­
pendent sources of money supply guar­
anteed by the constitution; to tasten
upon the country the single gold standard
of Great Britain and to delegate to the
thousands of banking corporations, orga­
nized for private gain, the sovereign
control for all time over the issue and
volume of all supplemental paper cur­
rency. Thus they doubled the demand
for gold, forced upon the country an
appreciating money standard, entailing
— indefinite —
i.j of falling —
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an
period
prices;
robbed enterprise of its just profits; con­
demned labor to idleness and confiscated
the property of debtors.
For nearly 30 years these conspirators
have kept the masses quarreling over more
unimportant matters, while thev have
pursued with unrelenting zeal their own
purposes. At the present moment every
device of treachery; every resource of
statecraft, and every artifice known to
the secret cabals of the international gold
ring are being made r.se of to deal a
final death blow to the prosperity of the
country. They seek to accomplish their
purpose before the blow can be averted
through the ballot. Their plans have long
matured, and their line is fully chosen.
They address themselves to the one sub­
ject—the money question—in all of its
breath and magnitude. This brings the
country face to face with a perilous issue
which calls for immediate and united ac­
tion on the part of the people. Every
behest of patriotism requires that we shall
at once meet the issue and accept the
challenge ao defiantly offered. To falter
now is to invite disastrous failure.
We earnestly urge the populists
throughout the country to concentrate
their entire force and energy upon the
tremendous contention presented, and
thus meet the enemy upon his chosen
line of battle. Invite the aid and co-op-
eration.of all persons who favor the im­
mediate free coinage of silver at the ratio
of 16 to 1; the issue ot all paper money
by the general government without the
intervention of banks of issue, and who
are opposed to the issue of interest-bear­
ing government bonds in time of peace.
In a word, to extend the band of fellow­
ship to all who agree with you upon the
money question, which is certainly the
mightiest and most fundamental contro­
versy evolved during thepresentcentury.
Driver la For Silver.
A State Journal correspondent says:
“Dr. I. D. Driver was among the distin­
guished visitors at the state capital this
week. The distinguished divine was
much interested in the senatorial contest
and says he has a right to be. He says
bis grandfather was in the Revolution,
his father was an officer in the war of
1812 under Harrison and that be is pat­
riotic to the core, and is interefeted, and
has a right to be in the welfare of the
country. Mr. Driver is a silver advocate
and says that he feara for the future of
this country unless we tear loose from
British rule which now practically con­
trols our polotics, even down to the elec­
tion of U. 8. senator. Mr. Driver Bays
that silver has been found and has been
in use as money through all the ages in
the ratio of 16 to one with gold, and that
legislation*ftak'ng silver a commodity or
any attempted or talked of legislation to
make the ratio 32 to one will not osly
controvert the law of nature but the laws
of all ages.”
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Ro^l
NO. 40.
Changed panels !
HOTEL
A bsolutely
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year.......... ...................................$J M
Six months ............................................ 1 SS
Three months....................................... „ 75
Advertising rates given on application.
OREGON.
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now
Under the Management of
pure
THE LABOR STORM.
the west, and while the railway man­
Another Labor War Predicted by an agers deny the existence of such a doc­
ument it is true that thousands cannot
Able Writer on Current Events.
obtain work of any description when
once it is known they were connected
[Spessal («rrespondooe. ]
A calm has fallen upon us. The great with the strike. One thousand men in
movements that during the laat year Denver alone are suffering from this
sprang ot from the depths of ths peo­ cause. Thousands of men who have al­
ple’s dwress, that s4Fep* ffke hugs
waves ever the eeutry and dashed
themselves against the very founda­
tions of society until they shivered, have
ebbed away, and all is quiet. The tur-
bulence and excitement arising from a
mighty discontent beating itself vainly
against a mighty force have died away.
There is peace in the land. But is there
happiness?
Many of us have turned to our own
enjoyments and congenial occupations
with relief because we no longer hear
tho snarl of savage, hungry men, the
moan of starving women, the pitiful
cry of the children. W e try to satisfy
ourselves that, after all, there is little
suffering among the working people
and the turmoil was only because of
their natural belligerency. Since they
are quiet now, couldn’t they have re­
mained so all tho time?
But peace does not always mean pros­
perity, nor does silence signify happi­
ness. Those three pictures painted by
the great Russian realist, Verestchagin,
which represent the slow freexing to
death of a lone sentry under the re­
morseless, falling snow, show ’ how
peace may descend upon the last depths
of human suffering. There are sequels
to the great dramas which have been
enacted before the public, but they are
rehearsed in private. In one glance over
• single labor journal one can count
more sad stories that are the results of
the past struggles than one cares to re­
FRED T. FRADENBURGH
PROPRIETOR.
\ a /H0 HAS improved the House and is pre-
pared to Entertain the Traveling Public
in First Class Style.
ways Iiwf well and respectably are
now wandering from place to place,
hopelessly seeking for any kind of a
chance to earn a living.
~We hear no more of largo organized
bodies of tramps marchiDg through the
oountry, spreading dismay among the
farmers in the backwoods and the con­
gressmen in legislative halls, with their
demand for “bread right now and work
as soon as possible. ’ ’ No one worries
about the army of the unemployed.
They are no longer banded together;
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Rates, $2.00 and $2.50 Per Day.
Dr. Geo. De Bar, $5 for attending Frank
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Martin A Brandon of Klamath Falls
Brooks.
shipped a load of hogs to San Francisco
Mason Loffland, $41 for cord wood.
Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
For making up jury liste: 8 Simpkins, laat week.
justice. Woodville, $3; John White, $2; W
ists.
When
in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon.
Miaa Suaie Wright, daughter of James
G Birdsey $2; O J Breeding, justice, Trail
Wright,
died
near
Leland,
Josephine
creek, $3; Wr R Johnson $2; T J Johnson;
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county, aged 23 years.
$2.
they are petitioning nobody, frightening
M It Bffcrds ms pleasure to add my testl-
Pat
Donegan,
juryman,
state
vs
Corum,
■soay to thaas yon receive annually in
Albert Gaines, an Oregon pioneer and
no one. Are they, then, all safely at-
$2.20.
pecial Sunday iyinnfay
Mfarsncs to your valuable medicine. 1
work, sleeping and eating in homes of
I A Webb, for use of room post mortem father of Mra. Col. Geo. B. Curry died at
«•cisider timmoni Liver Regulator the
Granta Paas on the 12th.
ex J W Plymire, $2.50.
seat family medicine on the market. I
their own? “Lay not the flattering unc­
Fresh Eastern oysters,Turkey and Cranberry
Save prescribed it with excellent results.**
Clay Charley, for bridge lumber. Dist. 5,
tion
to your soul.” Look once at tho
Cal.
and
Ed.
Eubanka,
the
commercial
—W. r. Pxsx, M. D., Tracy City, Tenn.
$19.32.
Sauce, Price 50 Cents.
group hanging about cheap lodging
F M Mingus, services autopsy J W Ply­ men were doiug Lakeview last week. A
cool trip, that, this time of year.
mire, $6.
houses, the city hall, the bridges, the
Indigent allowances: J H Whitman for
lake front, the site of new buildings,
The city council has passed an ordin­
Mrs Robinson. $10; Reames, White A Co
and know that they are .some of those
for Mrs Jones, $10; Joseph Randle for Mrs ance regulating the keeping of dynamite
same woaried and worn marchers, rag-
Randle. $12; Mrs E C Gale for self, $12; and explosives iuside city limits.
QALDWELL « DAVIS,
Mrs H Johnson for self, $6; Mrs 8 Root for
geder, thinner, more hopeless and de­
Jesse
D.
Carr
&
Sons
are
feeding
4000
self. $6; Reames, White A Co for A R
jected than ever before. They are scat­
head
of
cattle
at
their
Clear
lake
ranch
Henry. $8.70.
tered through the country, wandering
MECHANICAL AND OPERATIVE
and Dorris is feeding a 1000 bead.
K Kubli. rope and supplies and re-
about by twos and threes, barely’keep­
DENTISTS.
pairs for jail............................... ...119 45
Rov Hamaker of Klamath Falls while
R
8
Dunlap,
viewing
road
..............
...
360
ing
themselves alive somehow and ex­
A mlawd , O bicok .
James Elliott, viewing road.......... ... 360 chopping wood cut bis big toe to the bone
pecting nothing of anything or anybody
and
was
confined
to
his
bed
a
week,
Chase Combination Dental Plates made Peter Elmer, viewing road............ ... 360
any more. Their leaders have learned
T J Hamlin, chairman 1 day......... ... 2 40
with Geld and Aluminum Roofs.
Oscar Carpenter and Hiram Allison
to keep off the grass. Kelly has been
Geld «filings inserted in Porcelain Teeth R 8 Foster, chairman 1 day.......... ... 2 40 have formed the Southern Oregon Lime
Geo Hamlin, marker....................... ... 240
te perfect appearance.
terribly clubbed and is now in prison at
Co.
and
will
work
a
kiln
at
Gold
Hill.
viewing road.. ................ ... 220
Gold Crown and Contour work a specialty. J D 8 B Lacy,
one extremity of the continent, as Cox-
Soliss, viewing road............... ... 220
A Nebraska man named Wolverton,
Aatractlag and unavoidable calls from 8 Jacob Wattz, viewing road............ ... 220
ey and Brown were clubbed and impris­
toll,*, and4 to 5p. m.
Lester Lacy, chairman................... . ... 220 who has recently located near Medford,
oned at the other.
will engage principally in bee culture.
Oflea over the Bank.
R W Kennedy, surveying and plat­
Each of these movements, entered
ting road......................................... 19 80
Hon. W. S. Crowell of the law firm of
into
with a desperate earnestness aris­
J
R
Neil,
services
deputy
district
at
­
peat.
BROWERI M. D.
ing from the people’s great need, has
torney state vs Stephens............ 10 00 Crowell & Parker. Medford, was in Ash­
Down in the coal regions of Illinois
land Monday on professional business.
E D Foudray, jusice fees state vs
apparently failed of accomplishing the
four sober, hardworking men have re-
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Stephens.......................................... 5 10
E. B. Edsen and wife are at their Klam­
special object toward which it was di­
J B Carlile, constable fees................... 4 20
oently been sentenced to prison for terms
rected. Now that the participants are
A siláis ,
:
:
;
O begon . Robt Purvis, witness............................ 250 ath hot springs hotel and have taken
of
three
and
five
years
because
they
E Adams, witness................................. 210 charge and will conduct it this summer.
no longer heard from every day we are
were present in a crowd when two men
John
Briner. witness............................ 2 10
Ex-Conductor Cepbus Scott, who was
Oflaa—At Residence intersection of Me-
—one a militiaman and the other a cltl- apt to think carelessly that they have
E D Foudray, justice fees state vs
on the Siskiyous during the late strike,
melted away or been miraculously trans­
•Manie, Latrai aad Main Streets,
zen—lost their lives last summer. Like
Lovelady............................. . .......... 460 has returned to Dunsmuir from the east.
formed
into prosperous people. But, ah,
■
J B Carlisle, constable.......................... 750
Felix Holt, Mr. Geher, in an address
the poverty, the unwilling idleness, the
Prof. C. J. Kurth, the band-master,
O Helms, witness................................. 210
that touched the hearts of hardened of­
R Wilcox, witness............................... 2 10 has tetnrned to Grants Pass again to
drudgery exist as badly today as ever.
ficials, pleaded his own cause and that
Fred Stearns, witness.......................... 2 10 clerk for the S. P. D. & L. Co. and res­
There are as many homeless and poor as
of Heathcote, Caddie and Jones, show­
H Barclay, witness............................... 2 10 urrect the brass band.
E Conger, witness............................... '. 2 10
ing that they were but striving to turn there were last summer, and those who
R 8 Dunlap, justice tees state vs
If no senator is elected by the present
the current of angered men when they are at work toil harder and longer for
Stephens. ...............
650 legislature the country will save about
were arrested. Thirty more men are less pay and run the same old risks of
E Kasshafer, constable
8 15 $10.000 * year. That is one redeem­
t •
being slashed up in machinery, buried
under indictment at th« same court—
A Straw-bridge, witness
250
alive,
choked to death, burned, blown
S McKee, witness.......
250 ing feature of the blockade.
men with helpless families, men who
up and poisoned.
H D Russell, witness..
2 50
Robert Taylor has been appointed a
would
work
hard
if
the
work
were
to
C Kelsoe, witness.......
250 special deputy city marshal to serve wi th-
The calm is deceitful. While condi­
be had at wages sufficient to feed them­
250 out salary and to make himself handy in
D Cofer, witness ..........
Wm Ray, witness........
3 10 case of an emergency down town.
selves and families. Others are serving tions are as they are, there can be no
Wm Smith, witness....
3 10
sentences in various parts of the coun­ permanent peace. One upheaval will
z
D M Brower, coroner, fees inquest of
Miss Jessie Marshall, formerly of Ash­
Stoves,
try for “acts of violence” said to be follow another until at last some great
Mary A Jasous.............................. 9 50 land, was on Sunday’s train returning to
committed
during the great ooal strike. change in our industrial systems shall
Geo Engwich, witness.......................... 1 70 Portland from a yisit with her brother,
Tinware,
A
Frank Cosgrove, witness..................... 170 Engineer Joe Marshall of Sacramento.
We all remember the stories we used to be brought about and justice shall be
FULL
Edged
Tools,
1 70
E
A
Russell,
witness
..........................
hear
during those days, such tales of dona The real good that the seeming
LIMI*
1
70
W
C
Bevington,
witness
.......................
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Lamb
of
Phoenix
Glass and Putty, L W Van Horn, witness....................... 170 have the sympathy of many friends in
distress, misery and desperation as failures have accomplished is that they
made even the rioh reooll in dismay, have.jjrepare^the people for other great
Forst, witness............................... 170 the death of their young daughter at
Miners’ Supplies O J 8 L Parson,
expert fees........................ 10 00
and many of us did not believe that hu­ movements and eventually for a radical
Wm P Parsons juror.......................... 120 their home last Thursday of diphtheria.
man beings could return to such condi­ ohange.
juror................................... 120
What the next great wave may be we
Mrs. Max Pracht left Sunday for Bos­
ALL and see us. We are E R A V Mills,
tions of labor again, but that some
Minkler juror .............................. 1 20 ton via New Orleans and will sail from
J
cannot
know. But there aro nlready in­
change for the better must oome of it
Giegory, juror....... . ................. 1 20 Boston on the 27tb with Mr. Pracht for
prepared to give you Sat­ J W W J O Stanley,
dications
that
point
to
a
peaceful,
nat
­
juror................................ 1 20
all. We hear nothing nowadays. No
P Dunn, juror....................................... 1 20 Europe, where he goes as special Euro­
isfactory Prices.
one is violent or turbulent or trouble­ ural solution, and if the tendency
S Furry, commissioner....................... 10 00 pean manager of the Universal Winding
some. But it is not because they are should take the popular sweep of the
W H Bradshaw, commissioner........ 1160 Co’s patents,
[JsyReinember the place.
Ileal Estate.
better off. Several hundred poor fellows other movements the whole economic
Tobias
Miller,
an
old
resident
of
Jack-
List ot Letters
to Nellie 8 Scott; w ’A of lot 1 are in prisdn, several thousand have situation may be gradually and peace­
son county, died at the residence of W. in J blk H 2, Faris
Barr
’
s add to Medford $250.
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland H. Newton, his son-in-law, near Central
joined the army of tramps, and the rest fully transformed. The sound and spirit
William Clements to John Clements; lot have gone back to that hardest, deadliest, of co-operation are in the air. Colonies
P. O„ Feb. 18, 1895:
Point on the 7th inst., leaving a wife and 6 in Cooksey’s add to Central Point $300.
for many different localities in the
Little, Geo.
Wood, Genl. T. J.
Medford, Oregon.
seven children.
Mrs J Leach to D J Durand; 40 acres poorest «Bit! toil of OivHtoaticn—dig­ country ai% organising everywhere.
Shores, Mr. L. C.
Walker, J. A.
ging
boa!
from
out
the
depths
of
the
tp 38 s, r 3 e $150.
Persons calling for same will please say
The pair of China pheasants turned in Henry
Each school of economic thought is con­
J ohn C onway .
M. H. H ooll .
C Carnell to Ada V Carnell; 80 earth.
“advertised.”
W. H B bunk , P. M.
loose in Klamath county by Judge Hale acres in tp 36 s, r 1 e $300.
sidering
the building up of a home far
The deep interest that oentered around
two years ago are doing well and the old
Henry C Carnell to Ada V Carnell; 80
away
from
the struggle, where rent,
the town of Pullman has died away.
birds have been seen several times with acres in tp 36 s, r 1 e; $300.
hard
times,
lack
of wages, are no longer
State of Oregon to Chas H Grund; 80 There are no crowds out there now, no
a covey of their kind.
prime
factors
of
life; where in equal
acres in tp 34 s, r 4 w; $100.
government troops, no outcry. Shall we
The Christian people of Medford are
Sheriff’ deed (8 Patterson) to Wm Ulrich
exchange of the produota of eqna^ la­
imagine,
then,
that
the
model
town
is
quite alive. The Y. M. C. A. recently and Wm Slinger; undivided % interest in
.nd
really all it professes to be and every­ borers all can live, whatever the effect
organized there by Rev. E. E. Thompson 160 acres in tps 34 and 35 s, r 2 w; $22.30
Sheriff
’
deed
(8
Patterson)
to
Wm
Ulrich
body is prosperous there? Let us not be of bonds, tariff, contracted currency,
and others have over $4,000 subscribed
TH« OLD STAND, OPPOSITE MYER’S
toward erecting a Y. M. C. A. building. and Wm Slinger; 160 acres in tp 34 s, r 1 too sure. Some good women of this city demonetized silver, may be on society
w; $10.
in general. If working people in great
HARDWARE STORE.
Mrs J Leach to D J Durand; 40 acres in havp recently investigated affairs there numbers should adopt the colonization
O. H. Harshbarger, who was in Ash­
and have found families huddled to­
land recently talking with Electrician tp 36 s, r 3 e; $150.
BOOTS &G SHOES
Barbar C Furman, guardian of Lucy gether for warmth in the little cottages, idea, as they seem likely to do, it will
-ELY’S CREAM BALM-Cleanses theNasal
Tutthill, has returned to Klamath Falls
Passages. .Allays Pain and TnHfl.mmat.ion, Heals
Furman, to Geo H Lynch; the undivided with not a morsel of food or a lump of eventually affect the industries and
and proposes to put in an electric light 1-6
------- THAT FIT YOU-------
the Sores, Restores Taste and Smell, and Cures
of 120 acres in tp 34 s. r 1 w; $66.
markets in such a way as to make capi­
in that town for a franchise and 50 lights
coal
in
the
house
and
very
little
cloth
­
U StoO&CRRCo; 152,409.43 acres in
from the city.
Jackson, Josephine and Douglas oounties. ing. Families have been set out in the talists open their eyes to 6ome startling
ZMLÄ.IDE TO OIÒIDZEJR,
truths.
This item from the Klamath papers
AT LOWEST LIVING RATES.
Guardianship of Mary A Kilgore, insane. streets to separate and wander away—
This may not bo tho next step in prog­
to the hospital, the poorhouse, the bride­
will be bad news to the many old friends E V Carter appointed guardian.
ress,
but the signs point that way.
of the veteran knight of the whip: Ab
Estate of Nancy C Herrin. Order made well. A few hundred families have gone
«W WORK A SPECIALTY,
Zpp'y ,n,° the
-------- ft i» Quickly Absorbed.
However,
that may be, the quiet we
for
citation
to
show
cause
why
real
property
Giddings
the
stage
driver
between
Shovel
pairing neatly done. Half-Soling,
away to strange places and untried
50c. Druggists or by niait ELY BROS., 66 Warren U_, N.Y.
should
not
be
sold.
have
now
is
but
the
quivering
silence
creek and Ager fell off his wagon and
■ten’s 7* esnta, ladies 50 cents.
soencs to meet all 6orts of unknown
was considerably hurt, having three ribs
A Great Battle
fates. Some of them went back to work preceding a storm. It is but momentary.
broken.
L izzie M. H olmes .
Is continually going on in the human for the Pullman company, to paying
Chicago.
re
The populist members of the legisla­ system. The demon of impure blood high rents out of low wages, to trying
And Perfect in Their Action,
ture are staying right by the text. They strives togain victory over the constitution to make their incomes suffioe by eating
are attending strictly to business, are to ruin health, to drag victims to the grave. and wearing less than they need. The Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
M ain S treet , O pposite P laza .
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt-
temperate and have the respect of all. Hoad’s Sarsaparilla is the weapon with
Water Street.
relief
board
exists
no
longer,
but
help
­
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
They have not been led off into trading which to defend one’s self, drive the des­
Never fail to relieve Dyspepsia,
perate enemy from the field, and restore less women and children do. The cork­ Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites, IPJLIZtTTS, r PAINTERS’ TOOLS,
with
the
enemy
to
get
bills
through.
Constipation, and Headache.
bodily health for many years.
ing, long drawn out sorrows of the poor Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
They count on the justness of their meas­
WALL PAPER. C3-LJLSS. ETC
ures
to
carry
them
through.
—
People
’
s
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sickness. indi­ victims of the struggle arc all the more For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
“I have proved the value of o
B
uilding
P
apers
, W bapping P apebs and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
gestion and biliousness. 25c
Party Post.
pathetic for the quiet in which they
Ayer’s Pills in relieving dyspep
dyspep- ­ o
to hokse T jwners .
sia and headache, with which ©
suffer,
Mrs. Parker of Parker station, on the
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con­
HORSESHOEING
complaints I was so long troubled
The Bond Shark's Toll,
And where are the valiant railway dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders.
Klamath Falls and Ashland road arrived
that neither the doctor nor my- p
laat week to attend at the bedside of Mrs.
The Stewart syndicate, which has boys who were putting the railroad They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
self supposed I should ever be o
A
Mike Parker who has been ill for several bought the $50,000,000 issue of bonds magnates to their wits’ ends awhile loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
well again. Through the use
v . gc of ®
2
weeks past. Although being upwards of at 117, intends to peddle them out, it is ago? Wo hear very little of them now. kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
the above medicine I am better
seventy
years of age, the bale old lady- said, at 119. If I am right, this means They do not assemblo in crowds, their new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 I
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bnvrn
bnnn
4",
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fnora
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«MEMBER THE PLACE, my Old
than I have l>een for years.”— o
accomplished eleven of the thirty-five a profit of about $2 each on 500,000 “contempt of court” is no longer audi­ cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Bland on Water street, just below the
A.
‘lll.
* GASKiLL,Versailles,
7
o _
jj'24-tf
livsry stable.
miles on snow shoes.—Klamath Star.
For sale by Ashland Drug Company.
“ I have used Ayer’s Pills for o
$100 bonds, or a gain of $1,000,000 to bly expressed, and the militia once re­
15 years as a cathartic in liver o
We are informed that it is quite likely the syndicate without a single return to quired to watch them are only busy
Professor Roberts estimates that the
complaint, and always with
ex- ®
w‘
that Fort Bidwell, in this valley, will the publio, out of whom the profit must trying to get their “script” pay dis­
¿-«•A*-«-*
treniely beneficial z^4-Pzxz*4-
effect, never
:o:
soon be re-garrisoned. The chief quarter­ come. So the government, by the meth­ counted. Are we to suppose, then, that value of the manure produced on a
having'
had need of other medi- o
I...
small farm carrying 4 horses, 20 cows,
master and secretary of war have rec­
IS THE BEST.
they
are
all
at
work
and
prosperous,
aud
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*
-
•
-
»
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—
Q
cine. I also give Ayer’s Pills to
Vt FIT FOR AKINS.
50 sheep and 10 pigs during the seven
ommended that all posts removed fretn a od it has chosen to adopt, has given us
my children, when they require o
5. CORDOVAN,
railroad be occupied by troops.—Cedar­ a good object lesson of the middleman that they have merely subsided from a winter months amounts to about $250.
o
rabid
and
unreasonable
attack
of
rest
­
an aperient, and the result is al- o
ESEKCHAENAMELLED CALF.
ville Record. Don’t you deceive yourself, and his opportunities for grabbing. It
A Country Gentleman correspondent
wavs most satisfactory.” —A. o
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4.s3.WFiaEl>U&KANGAm
the military power of this country will has raised up a gigantic middleman to lessness? An item in my labor journal
o
says,
“Don’t feed wheat to horses.”
A.
P
aton
,
Centre
Conway,
N.
H.
♦ 3.S0 POLICE, 3 SOLES.
o
remain concentrated about the large cities whom it says: “Take this. The people says they are being blacklisted all over
“Having been severely afflicted o
to protect the plutocrats from possible can spare it Never mind about making
$2. workingmen ’ s
with costiveness, I was induced o
outbreaks of laborers whose wages are a return.”—Taxpayer in New York
o
to trv Ayer’s Pills. Their use has o
being reduced to the starvation point.
i
32.^17» BOYS'SCHOOLSm
World.
effected a complete cure, and I L
LADIES-
In
a
recent
editorial
the
Salem,
Oregon,
can confidently recommend them o
Independent says: “Time and again have
The Dispensary Law.
to all similarly afflicted.” — C. A. o
o
we seen Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy tried
W hitman , Nipomo, Cal.
John
Gary
Evans, South Carolina’s
and never without ths most satisfactory re­
sults. Whenever we see a person afflicted new governor, said of the Tillman dis­
BRO C KTOHJAASS.
with hoarseness, with a cough or cold, we pensary law in his inaugural address:
•ver Oaa Million People wear the
invariably advise them to get Chamderlain’s
Received Highest Awards o
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, General Debility and
I am thoroughly satisfied that the
Remedy; and when they do. they
w. L. Bwglas $3 & $4 Shoes AT THE WORLD’S FAIR, Cough
dispensary
law
is
now
written
in
the
never regret it. It always does the work,
all forms of Emaciation are speedily cured by
All star sbeaa are squally satisfactory
and does it well.” For sale by Ashland hearts of the people and is favored by
They give the bast value for the money.
Drug Co. ______________
fully 85 per cent of the population. It
They equal uasto-a sho«* in style and fit.
Tbeir wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
6hall be my duty and pleasure to see
Allen Strike Worker*.
The prices are uniform,—stamped on sole.
that the remaining 15 per cent respect
Pretn $l to »3 »»>«1 over other make*.
The committee on resolutions of the
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jf
rifUf cannot supply you we can. Sold by
and obey it
M
American Federation of Labor conven­
Jackson Co., Oregon.
tion reported favorably upon a resolu­
A Household Treasure.
Consumptives always find great relief by taking it, and
tion asking congress to pass a law mak­
D. W, Fuller, ot Canajoharie, N. Y., says
consumption is often cured. No other nourishmeut restores
ing it an offense punishable by fine and that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis­
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
strength so quickly and effectively,
imprisonment for any employer to em­ covery in the house and his family has al­
ways found the very best results follow its
Has opened a new ploy during a strike or lockout of his use;
NOTARY PUBLIC and
that he would not be without it, if
employees aliens who have resided in procurable. G. A. Dykeman. druggist,
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS.
T
Catskill, N. Y.: says that Dr. King’s New
the
country
less
than
a
year
who
have
are
made
strong
and
robust
by
Scott
’
s
Emulsion
when
other
in the
AS LISTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres DP
not declared their intention of becom­ Discovery is undoubtedly the best Copgh
forms of food seem to do them no good whatever.
for Sale or Rent.
remedy: that he has used it in his family
citizens. The resolution was refer­ for
ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, ing
eight years, and it has never failed to
Three
houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
The only genuine Scott’s Emulsion is put Up. in sal^to.t-
red to the executive counsel for investi­ do all that is claimed for it. Why not try
fGeo. W. Vaupel’s old stand)
gation as to the constitutionality of a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial
colored wrapper. Refuse cheap substitutes!
QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES-
I
bottles free at Ashland Drug Co.’s Drug
ND INVITES HIS FRIENDS need­ inch * law.
SendJ or pamphlet on Scott's Emulsion. FREE*
ing a first-class shave or hair cut to
Store. Regular size 50c. and |1.00.
« ■ AS LISTED a number of small and large farms, from 20 acres up, for Stfe
give him a call. Remetuber the place.
Scott
&
Bowne,
N. Y.
All Druggists.
SO oents and S’.
Dr.
Price
’
s
Cream
Baking
Powder
■ ■
Rent-
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder
Ja’y81-tf
8. G. EGGEBB.
< ■ ^F*Three houses and lota in th« town of Gold Hilf, all gwM DurfiiHf
World's Tsir Highest Award.
WorM« Petr MWst VMM taiMplm*
Professional Cards
. D. M.
<
VALLEY RECORD.
VALLEY RECORD
F JV 1ST O Y
'TOI
KWNl
1
MEDFORD, OR
HARDWARE.
C
ASHLAND
SELDOM EQUALED, NEVER EXCELLED.
JACOBS & VIRGIN, Prop s.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Opposite HOTEL OREGON
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
II. C. MYER
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES.
CROSS-CIT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS.
AMMUNITION. CUTLERY.
SHOEMAKERS,
Easy to Take
W. 0. JOHNSON.
0
Stas
HOWELL & CONWAY,
N
REID
H
KAME & GILKEY,
BOOT
MILLS
H. S. EVANS,ASHLANDOn
AYER’S PILLS
General Blacksmithing.
PAINTING,
r
A
PAPERING,
ETC
Specialty.
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L. D
AP ouglas
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MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Practical Business Training School of Oregon,
AYER’S PILLS|
Coughs and Colds,
Our New Building is now Completed.
M. E. RIGBY, Principal.
MEDFORD.
GRANT EGGERS,
Tonsorial Artist,
Barbershop
Scott’s Emulsion
DAN RICHARDS,
Weak Babies and Thin Children
H
A
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OREGON.
GOLD HILL,