VALLEY
RECORD.
The People’s Paper.
ASHLAN I). Or... Thursday. April 11,1895
Inheritance and Income Taxes.
Of interest to Americans at present
will be Lord Playfair’s paper on this
subject in Tbe North American Review.
He calls attention to the fact that for tbe
first time in English history the budget
recently prepared by Sir William Har
court, chancellor of tbe exchequer,
“makes a bold and permanent applica
tion of the principle that large estates,
both personal and real, should pay death
duties in proportion to their size.” In
accordance with this idea, Sir William’s
scheme provides that the person who in
herits $500 shall pay to the government
1 per cent, or $5. One inheriting prop
erty werth $5,000 must pay the govern
ment $100 on taking possession. An es
tate worth $50,000 must pay 3 per cent,
and so on. An estate of $5,000,000 is
taxed 8 per cent, and the inheritor must
therefore pay to tho British government
$400,000. What a cry would be raised
in this country if such a tax should be
attempted I
In England Lord Playfair tells us it
is a plainly understood principle that
the rich must pay taxes in groater pro
portion than the poor. They must pro
cure licenses for keeping carriages, for
displaying armorial bearings and even
for the right to have a footman with
powdered hair. There seems to be no
question about the justice of the prin
ciple.
Lord Playfair affirms that the income
tax scheme, both in the United States
and Great Britain, plainly contemplates
a graduated scale. In America under the
new tax law all incomes below $4,000
are exempt In England all above $800
aro taxed. It is to be noted that Lord
Playfair says: “These changes in the sys
tem of English taxation have not been
made without violent opposition by the
wealthy classes. The adoption of gradu
ation is a sign that democracy has
largely increased its power in English
politics.” He further declares that if
accumulated wealth is unwilling to pay
publio expenses according to ability it
will lead to disastrous results in the
way of increasing popular belief in the
“wild ravings of communists and an
archists. ” This growing tendency in
duced the Liberal government of Great
Britain to concede progressive death
duties. Lord Playfair says wealthy peo
ple could transmit estates intact to their
heirs by getting their lives insured for
enough to cover the death duties. He
also quotes this saying«of the Earl of
Derby: “I have learned more and more
forcibly the uselessness, to put it on no
other ground, of attempting to resist
the progress of popular ideas, and I
have come to think more and more
highly of the moderation, the fairness
and the general justice with whioh the
masses of men, including all conditions
of life, are disposed to use their power. ”
As to an Extra Session.
Four members of the late lamented
congress, Charles Traoey, Democrat, of
New York; Josiah Patterson, Democrat,
of Tennessee, Bellamy Storer, Repub
lican. of Ohio, and Robert G. Cou
sins, Republican, of Iowa, lay before
the people in The North America« Re
view their opinions as to the need of an
extra session of the Fifty-fonrth con
gress. Their views, briefly summed up,
are like the chapter on snakes in Ire
land. There is no need of an extra ses
sion.
Mr. Tracey calls attention to the
method by which, when greenbacks and
treasury notes are redeemed in gold by
the government, they are not withdrawn
from circulation, but are given out again
and brought anew to draw more gold
from the treasury. One $10 note might
thus withdraw $100 in gold from the
treasury. But Mr. Tracey is of opinion
that under the act of July 11, 1875,
there is ample authority for issuing all
the bonds the government needs and
buying gold with them without the
sanction of congress.
Mr. Storer says that if the Fifty
fourth congress were called in extra ses
sion it would legislate on the financial
problem to please itself, not to please the
president, and that therefore there will
be no extra session.
Mr. Patterson says the interests of the
east and the south lie together against
the silver mining interests of the west,
and therefore east and Bouth should
unite on financial measures. Mr. Cous
ins is of opinion matters are as bad as
they can be now financially, and an ex
tra session will not help them any. He
thinks, and believes a majority of the
people think with him, that the present
financial troubles of the country are
owing to deficiency of revenue. But the
president can never be brought to adopt
that view. If he were to call an extra
session of congress, it would only be
that the congress might pass measures
of relief which Mr. Cleveland himself
thinks proper, whatever the members
might deem best Under these circum
stances, the Iowa congressman considers
that an extra session would be worse
than useless.
There is one thing we can say in the
United States from this day on. It is
that no queen or empress was eve» wed
ded with more costly splendor than the
youngest daaghter of the late Jay Gould
was. The cost of the floral decorations
was not equaled in Russia when Prin
cess Alix married the czar. The lavish
display which empires and kingdoms
authorize for their rulers on festal oc
casions was in some respects excelled by
that indulged in by an American pri
vate citizen.
“400” ism. estheticism and all the pre
vailing fads of snobs and snobbery have
had severe blows but tbe blow struck
Oscar Wilde bt’ tbe Marquis of Queens-
berry was a knocker to cultism.
“We take pleasure in recommending
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy because it is
praised by all who try it,” s’aysJ. W.Cox
& son. druggists, Marshfield, Oregon. No
one afflicted with a throat or lung trouble
can use this remedv without praising it.
It always gives prompt relief. It is especi
ally valuable for colds it relieves the lungs,
makes breathing easier and aids expectora
tion. A cold will never result in pneumonia
when this remedy is taken and reasonable
care exercised. For sale by E. A. S herwih .
Simultaneously with the Gould wed
ding and the Vanderbilt divorce anoth
er great event claimed the attention of
the country. This was the advent form
ally of the new silver party, or, as it
calls itself, the Bimetallist party. It
appears before the country standing on
the platform of free silver coinage.
It will gladly accept as recruits to its
ranks men of all the otbor parties
and of no party. The new party’s
chief sponsor, ex-Congressman Joseph
C. Sibley of Pennsylvania, tolls us the
Bimetallist party will undertake to elect
a free coinage president. It has a large
contract on its hands. Mr. Sibley says
the Bimetallists do not care whether
their candidate for president is a Demo
crat, Republican or Populist, or even if
he be also the presidential nominee ol
one of these parties, just so that he is
right on the silver question.
A Tacoma dispatch 6ays: George
Leschi, a cousin of Jim Bouchett, the
Nisqually Indian medicine man who
was murdered three weeks ago, has been
haranguing the Nisqually tribe, and
says that 40 of them will march to the
Muckle-Shoot reservation, and demand
a big indemnity of the relatives and
tribesmen of Jerry Dominic, who killled
Bouchett because he failed to cure
Dominic’s children. If the indemnity
is not paid Dominic and his relatives
will be liable, according ¡to Indian cus
tom, to be killed at any time.
A year ago the steamer Newbtarn was
wrecked on the rocks off Point Vincent,
and now the owners have brought suit
against members uf the crew to recover
$250 which the sailors received from the
sale of the propeller. The men say the
wreck was abandoned and was fired to
cover up evidence that she was a smug
gler.
Further news comes of a later insur
rection at Presidion, Tex., among the
Mexican fanatics who are followers of
the woman known as “Saint Teresa,”
who claims to perform miracles by the
aid of divine power. Some of her ad
herents were arrested for disturbing the
tranquility of the people and their at
tempted rescue resulted in the death of
several persons.
Another railroad project is mooted at
San Francisco.
It is to build a line
along the ocean shore from San Fran
cisco to Santa Cruz and thence to Tu
lare. Eastern capitalists are interested
in the scheme. The company was or
ganized a year ago and surveys were
made, but hard times put a stop to ope
rations. The line is to be called the
Weet Shore and Valley railroad.
Kidney.
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: I have
suffered from kidney trouble for two or
three years. I would have to get up in the
night to void my urine from ten to fifteen
times. My sleep was disturbed, and I be
came very thin and nervous. No appetite;
bowels constipated. I have taken two bot
tles and gained fifteen pounds. Sleep well.
Have to get up about three times during
night, and am very much better in every
respect. Will continue to take your Veg
etable Sarsaparilla, for believe it will entir
ely cure me, (Signed)
MR. EDWARD W. FRENCH.
Stockton, Cal.
Harry St. John, son of ex-governor
St John of Kansas, a member of the
last Oklahoma legislature, shot and
killed his wife recently.
Irene Madden, six years old was killed
in front of her home in Brooklyn by a
trolley car. Her body was shockingly
mangled. She was the 108th victim
killed by trolley cars in Brooklyn.
The Northwest National bank of Chi-
jago was robbed of $5,000 by an employe
named N. W. Griffin. He has been ar
rested. He speculated in stocks. Grif
fin worked in the bank for 20 years.
State Senator Hart shot and killed his
hired man, William Milne, at Casper,
Wyo. Hart claims that his employe
was too familiar with Mrs. Hart. Hart
is one of the most prominent and
wealthy men in Wyoming. Milne had
worked for him many years.
A train on the Rock Island road was
held up near Dover, O. T., by five men.
The express messenger was shot for re
fusing to open the safe. The bandits
robbed the passengers of obout $800 and
a large quantity uf jewelry. A posse
pursued the robbers and killed one of
them in a fight.
A special from Wantoga, O. T. says:
Al EVans and Dr. Babb, bedfellows in a
hotel, quarreled over the proper division
of the bedclothing, and Evans, drawing
a pistol from under the pillow, shot and
killed Babb. When Sheriff Wilson at
tempted tp arrest Evans he was shot
twice by the murderer. Wilson is not
fatally injured. Evans is in jail. He
ie> notorious desperado.
Brakeman Charles Nolan was killed
and several other train hands injured
in the wreck of a mixed train near Wa-
buska on the Carson and Colorado line.
There several cars of cattle in the train.
The animals in one car became fright
ened and rushed to one side of the car
causing it to turn over, thus derailing
the rest of the train. Two dozen head
of cattle were killed.
A saloon and grocery store in the
Fishermen’s Exchange at New Orleans
were demolished by an explosion and
five persons were killed. It was first
surmised that the mafia had taken this
means to avenge the death of an Italian
who was killed by the proprietor of the
saloon, but it seems more probable that
a quantity of powder in the grocery
was accidentally exploded.
The Palace hotel at San Francisco was
the scene of a romantic and sensational
tragedy a few days ago. Carlo Enrico
Reta shot Miss Adele Wolf and then
killed himself • Both were shot through
the heart.
Reta and the girl were
lovers but her mother objected to their
marriage. Reta was out of money and
had pawned everything he owned. He
was a lieutenant in the Italian army
and was away on a leave of absence.
Frank Colvin, one of the best known
oountry editors in Nebraska and low«,
killed himself in Omaha in the presence
of Miss Early, a young Jady he wished
to marry. Colvin left a letter stating
that he went to Omaha to urge Miss
Early to marry him and she told him
she had secretly married another man.
Miss Early denies that she is married cr
that she was engaged to Colvin. Colvin
was editor of the Randolph (la.) Reg
ister.
Deafness Cannot be Curod
bv local application«, as they cannot reach
tbe diseased portion of tbe ear. There is
only one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition of tbe mu
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
.this tube gets inflamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect bearing .and when
it is entirely closed Deafness is tbe result,
and unless'the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
ffi^Sold by Druggists, 75c.
INCOME TAX DECISION.
WASHINGTON NOYES.
The journeymen plumbers of Los An
geles are on a strike against a reduction The
'
Supreme Court Kills its Princi Interesting Items Picked Out from the
pal Features.
of wages.
Dally Dispatches.
Many women were elected to the
The U. 8. supreme court on Monday
Senator Call of Florida favors the an
school boards in Ohio at the local elec banded dowu its decision in the income nexation of Cuba by the United States.
tax law on three cases before them. The
tions thi week.
Put off buying that piece of Furni
decided that incomes from rents J Governor McKinley called on Presi
The recent Eastern elections show court
1
dent
Cleveland
the
other
day
at
the
ture
which you are needing so badly,
Is a necessity because the tonic of winter j
that the Republicans were successful in derived from lands, and incomes from White House.
city, county and state bonds could not be
any longer.
air Is gone, and milder weather, increased
most places by large majorities.
taxed according to the constitution, on
The President has selected the follow
moisture,
accumulated
impurities
in
the
General J. S. Clarkson is reported as which points the judgment of the lower ing Board to investigate and report up
saying that ex-President Harrison will court was reversed. The law will now on the feasibility, permanence and ex blood and debilitated condition of the
accept the Republican nomination for stand, with the above exceptions. The pense of the Nicaragua Canal on the body, open the way for that tired feeling,
More Rapidly with you
the presidency in 1896 if it is tendered court was greatly divided. Justice ' I ■ route proposed by the Construction Com nervous troubles, and other ills. The
White’s dissenting opinion was in favor
skin, mucous membrane and the various
him.
by
making
the Home more
pany: From the army, Major William
An order has been issued by the court of the whole law and Justice Field was of Bedlow, corps of engineers; from the organs strive in vain to relieve tho im
Comfortable.
the opinion that the whole law was pull
at Jacksonville, Fla., for the sale of and void. Justice Harlan also dissented. navy Command, U. T. Endicott, civil pure current of life. They all welcome
John L. Sullivan’s effects to satisfy a The other justices offered no official engineer, and from civil life Alfred
is selling goods cheaper than ever be
claim for salary due an actress in his opinions.
Noble of Chicago, a member of the
fore.
Call and see him at Opera House Block.
defunct company.
The law will again be attacked in oth American Society of Civil Engineers.
A carload of flowers was shipped to er eases.
The monthly statement of the receipts
'l'ho personal as distinguished from
Chicago from Los Angeles, to be used
and
expenditures of the treasury during
in Easter decorations. There were 80,- the corporate income Ax is levied on all the month of March show receipts from
Incomes
above
$4,000,
whether
derived
000 calla lilies and several thousand car
from fixed salaries, professional fees, all sources amounting to $25,470,565 and
nations in the shipment.
profits in business, investments, gifts or i expenditures amounting to $25,716,975,
Senator Stewart of Nevada says that
; leaving a deficit for the month of $346,- to assist Nature at this time when she
sincere advocates of silver do not intend inheritances. The rate is 2 per cent on ; ; 876, and for the nine months of the first
most needs help, to purify the blood, tone
to divide their strength, but to concen the exccess of $4,000. The income to be fiscal year of $36,542,158. During March
and strengthen the laboring organs and
returned
and
taxed
this
year
is
the
in
trate their efforts to elect Congressman
the receipts from customs amounted to build up the nerves.
come
from
Jan.
1
to
Dea
31,
1894.
The
Sibley of Pennsylvania to the presi
HE UNDERSIGNED, having this day purchased
tax is to be paid on or before the 1st of $14,939,789, and from internal revenue
“I was not able to wait on myself and
dency in 1896.
$9,85«,977.
The
expenditures
on
account
could
not
gain
any
strength
until
I
began
July next.
Tessa Kelso, city librarian at Los An
taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla about three
the stock of Goods, Wares and Merchandise of tho
Every citizen of the United States, of pensions amounted to $11,617,556.
months ago. Now I am doing my house
geles, has sued Rev. J. G. Campbell for
The
proclamation
for
the
opening
of
whether residing at homo or abroad, and
work.
My
right
lung
was
badly
effected,
slander. In the course of prayer at his
E. B. Smith Racket Store, will continue the busi
every person, citizen or alien, residing the Yankton lands in South Dakota will and in the spring and summer I was very
church one morning the minister re
but Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done me
in the United States, having an income not be issued until there can be an in- weak,
much good and I have great confidence in
ferred to Miss Kelso and asked the Al
of more than $4,000, whether the in veetigation by the Secretary of the In it.” M rs . E. R. K night , Tecumseh, Okla. ness at the same old stand in Odd Fellows block, and shall
mighty to make her worthy of her office.
come be derived from this or foreign terior of the present contentions. Secre
Mrs. Paran SteveDS, the most widely country, is taxable on the amount in ex tary Smith will determine whether the
continue to soil goods at lowest prices and solicit the pat
known of New York society women, is cess of $4,000. Any person who is state can select the lands, and whether
dead. She was Ward McAllister’s great neither a citizen nor a resident, but de it will not be compelled also to pay for
ronage of the people of Ashland.
friend and her house was always open riving an income from property owned them at the same prices as agreed upon
to distinguished people. Wealth alone or business carried on in the United in the treaty with the Indians. In the
was not sufficient to gain admittance to States, is liable to the tax.
enabling act admitting South Dakota
Mrs. Stevens’ circle.
“1 have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it
While only incomes above $4,000 are the 6tate was granted about 500,000 acres
always built up my system, given me Dated Ashland, Or., March 29th, 1895.
The Bell Telephone company is likely taxed, every person who had an income of land. It is an open question whether has
a good appetite and cleansed my blood.”
to have an energetic competitor. Stand last year exceeding $3,500 is required elections made of ceded Indian lands T homas K roger , Tulare, California.
ard Oil magnates and other men of tomakoa return on or before April 15 would not mean that the state would
’- mil- the after-dinner pill and
wealth in different parts of the United next. In the case of a family consisting get them free of charge, while settlers Mzxzxzl
I1OOG S HlllS family cathartic. 25c.
States are said to be interested in the of one or both parents and one or more have to pay $3.75 per acre. The procla
new company, which will compete for minor children or husband and wife mation will be withheld until the ques
(Formerly of Albany Depot Hotel.)
business all over the country.
the return must be made by the head if tions are investigated.
Reports that the British warship Roy
At the New York Academy of£Medi- the aggregate income of all the members
cine Dr. Herman M. Biggs of the board exceeds $3,500, and if it exceeds $4,000 al Arthur had touched at Panama on
and under his Superior Manage
of health disagreed with his fellow phy the excess is to be taxed, though the in her way to Nicaragua to enforce British
ment Insures His Guests the ut
sicians in regard tQ the use of anti come of no one member equals $4,000. demands cause some apprehension
toxins for diphtheria treatment. He Guardians, trustees, etc., are required among officials and diplomats here. The
most Comfort and Convenience in
MANUFACTURE
says it is dangerous and that there are to return the incomes of minors and Royal Arthur is the flagship of the Pa-
conditions under which its injection others for whom they hold trust funds oific squadron and carries Admiral
Stephenson, K. C. B., commander of the
might even be considered criminaL
when such income exceeds $3,500.
The famous Wood litigation has been
Returns are to be made on blank fleet, although Captain French is in im-
OF ALL KINDS AT SHOP
settled and the plaintiffs have come into forms to be procured from the office of mmediate command. She is one of the
AT PHOENIX.
----- Between Portland and San Francisco.-----
possession of mining property in Aspen, the district collector. Some persons may new monsters of the British navy, hav
Colo., valued at $10,000,000. It was receive these by mail, but all persons ing a tonnage of 12,000. There is no
Stop 30 Minutes Expressly for Meals
claimed that W. J. Wood, a poor Cana having the prescribed income are re official confirmation in Washington of CALL ALT----
the
Royal
Arthur
’
s
movements,
as
the
dian who located the Emma mine, was quired to make the returns whether
defrauded of his interests in that prop blanks are or are not sent to them and reports of naval changes do not come
Regular Meals, 50 cents. : Board and Room, $2 per day.
erty. At the time of his death he did whether the collector does or does not here. The opinion is expressed by those
Special Rates by week or month.
not know how valuable it was, and his call on them. Thero are two forms, one familiar with the situation that if Great
opposite CLARENDON HOTEL
heirs signed away their claims to it for for persons and the other for corpora Britain resorts to force at all the Central
WAITINQ eloozm -
almost nothing. When they discovered tions. The former, which we are how American republics will tender theif
And See Our Goods.
Coffee and Doughnuts, 10c,; Coffee and Cake, lOe.
what they had done they consulted at considering, gives detailed information »ervioea to Nicaragua.
torneys and suit was begun in the fed and instructions as to computing in
WE WILL GIVE YOU A Fine 5 and 10c Cigars at Lunch Counter. Sardines, Oysters,etc
eral court at Denver. They obtained a comes, making returns, etc. It contains
judgment for a one-third interest in the a detailed list of sources of gross income
BARGAIN.
......... NOTHING BUT WHITE HELP EMPLOYED..........
Emma mine and for $539,000 in cash.
and another of deductions allowed by
In a bull ring at New Laredo, Mexico, law. The person making the return is
the other day, the African lion Parnell required to state the amount and source
Go
fought a terrible battle with and enor of his gross income, the amount and
mous grizzly bear of the A merican type. nature of the deductions he claims and
I K WEBB,
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
The attendance was large. The animals the sum of the net income. He must
fought fiercely for two rounds until then sign this statement and make affi
REQUESTED.
Or.,
completely exhausted, but contrary to davit of its truth before a collector,
expectation, neither was killed. It was deputy collector or some officer author
A BOLD ASSERTION.
a bloody combat. The crowd went ized to administer oaths. The law de
wild when twice the American grizzly clares it a criminal offense for any offi
Ever since Prof. Koch startled the world
find
threw his African opponent, erstwhile cial or any other person to make public by promising to cure consumption with the
When you have a chance to save 50 per cent, by
the king of beasts, so hard upon the any income returns.
Koch lymph and his complete failure to do
so,
the
people
have
been
looking
for
some
Taking Advantage of Our Prices.
of
ground that once, had time been called
If any person having a returnable in discovery which would prove an absolute,
according to the usual rules, the lion come willfully neglects or refuses to certain
cure for that dread disease. Over a
We quote only a few prices here, as our space is limited:
Paper,
would have been counted out. Through make a return Within the prescribed quarter of a century ago Dr.i R. ¡V,.-Pierce,
chief
consulting
physician
the
Invalid»
’
out the contest the lion showed more time or makes a willfully false or fraud
>'4 YT
agility and treachery, but the bear must ulent return, the collector or deputy col Hotel and Surgical Institute, put in a claim
Shades and
Men’s Black Sateen' Shirts, 25 and 50 Cts.
for
a
medicine,
which
he
had
discovered
be given the palm for stubborn, stolid lector is authorized to make the return, and used, in his extensive practice, that
!
Men’s and Boys’ Outing Flannel Shirts, 25 c.
strength. Parnell is owned by Colonel “according to the best information he would cwri ninety-eight per cent, of all cases Picture
E. Daniel Bsoue. the lion tamer, and is can obtain by the examination of such of consumption when taken in all its early
Fine assortment Yachting Caps, 25 cts up.
the beast that killed its keep at the person or any other evidence. ” It is stages. Time has proved that his assertion
Southern
was based on facts gained from experience. 1
Midwinter Fair. The bear is somewhat also made his duty to add 50 per oent His “Golden Medical Discovery ” has cured ■
Boys’ and Men’s Hats, Best Assortment in
larger and heavier than the bear, and as a penalty to the amount of tax due many thousand people in all parts of the !
Ashland, 25 cents up.
was secured at New Orleans, where he in case of neglect or refusal to make re world, and Dr. Pierce invites all interested
send to him for a frep bpQk ..which gives
Ladies’ Hose, good quality, fast black, 10 cts.
killed two keepers. It is believed to be turn and 100 per cent in case of a false to
the names, addresses and j^ptt^jraphs of
the first time on record that such a or fraudulent return. But before mak many prominent people who have willingly
Boy’s Woolen Sox, 10 cents.
to the marvelous curative proper
combat has taken place.
ing such assessment the collector or dep testified
ties of his “Golden Medical Discovery.”
Lot Ladies’ and Misses’ Corsets, to close,
uty must notify the person so assessed, He has also written a Book of 160 page«« on
PERSONAL.
at 25 and 50 cents.
who is entitled to a hearing and an op ‘Diseases of the Respiratory Organs,’’which
Men’s and Boys’ Suspenders, good
treats of all Throat, Bronchial and Lung
portunity
to
show
that
he
has
not
a
tax
J. S. Leeds, for three years manager
diseases, also Asthma and Catarrh, that will
quality, 15 eents.
of the California Traffic association, has able income or that the return made by be mailed by the World’s Dispensary Med
him
is
correct.
ical
Association
of
Buffalo,
N.Y.,
on
receipt
HEADQUARTERS FOR
resigned and returned to his Eastern
Fine Assortment of Ribbons, all the lead
of six cents in stamps, to pay postage.
home.
ing styles and shades, at prices that
Consumption, as most everybody knows HARDWARE,
is first manifested by feeble vitality, loss
A. J. Bogard has been appointed sher
will surprise you.
of strength, emaciation ; then local symp
STOVES and
iff of Tehama county to succeed his
toms soon develop, as cough, difficult
brother, who was killed by a train rob When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
breathing, or bleeding from lungs, when
TINWARE. Our stock of Gent’s furnishing goods is complete, and all
ber recently.
investigation proves that tubercular de
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
at extremely low prices.
posits have formed in the lungs. It is
C. J*. Huntington has been re-elected
earnestly advised that the “Discovery” be
When
she
became
Miss,
she
clung
to
Castoria.
president of thé Southern Pacific com
taken early and the latter stages of the
Guarantee all Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded.
pany, and all the other old officers were When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. disease can thereby be easily avoided.
To build up solid flesh and strength after
unanimously returned.
F ALL KINDS and GRADES.
the grip, pneumonia, (“lung fever ”), ex
'HQ
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder, Caps
George H. Heilbron, part owner and
hausting fevers, and other prostrating dis
and Fuse. A tine line of Electric Cutlery,
editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
eases, it has no equal. It does not make and a large and complete stock of Fishing
died recently. He was a native of Bos
Miss Agnes Epplewhite was stranded fat like cod liver oil and its nasty com Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing Myer Block.
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ASHLAND, OREGON
of all kinds done on short notice. Ail
ton and left a good fortune.
at Port Jervis, Ill., about two years ago, pounds, but, solid, wholesome flesh.
work guaranteed.
Harold Moffat Wilson, a student] at She was taken into the Delaware house
I^-Tin Shop in connection.
Yals, refused to be vaccinated and he and received her board in return for Dissolution of Co-Partnership
First
class goods, and prices as low as
was sent home. Wilson’s father is op superintending the hotel’s evening mtiSf-
the lowest.
cales.
She
was
a
pretty
girl
of
charm
posed to vaccination and he would not
• •z*
••
otice is herery given that
ing disposition and was a favorite with
go against his father’s opinions.
•••
the
undersigned,
doing
business
un
Mrs. Ballington Booth of the Salva the guests of the hotel. Among the
der the firm name of Caldwell <t Davi», in
tion Army, by invitation, addressed the guests was a Mrs. Hendricks, a wealthy Ashland. Oregon, dissolved partnership on
Merchants’ Exchange at St. Louis the widow from Philadelphia, a paralytic, March 18,1895, by mutual consent.
A. C. C aldwell .
other day. She Was listened to atten who spent most of her time in a wheel
E. H. D avis .
chair.
One
of
her
few
pleasures
was
tively and loudly applauded at the con
Ashland, Or., April 8,1895.
listening to the sweet music of Mi3s Ep
clusión of her remarks.
the recent announcement that the plewhite. The two became very inti
TO WOOD CONTRACTORS.
That we are selling Hardware
Prinoe and Princess Colonña had ar mate, and in addition to her regular
and Miners* Supplies at prices to
ranged their difference« is now followed duties Miss Epplewhite often played for
suit the Times. Giant Powder, f
Notice is hereby given that bids will bp
by the news that the couple has separ the benefit of Mrs. Hendricks. At the received by the Board of Directors of
Fuse, Caps and Drill Steel cheap- j
close
of
the
season
they
parted
and
have
ated for all time. The princess is the
School District No. 5, at Ashland, Oregon,
er than ever. We have the larg- i
never
since
met.
About
a
week
agQ
until Friday. Mav3d, 1895, for 130 tiers,
daughter of Mrs. John W. Mackey. She
est stock of General Hardware I
or less, of 18 inch wood. % pine or fir.
has been granted a decree of separation Miss Epplewhite, who now lives in Chi more
in the valley to select from. The J E
balance oak, to be delivered, tiered and
cago,
received
a
letter
from
Philadel
Only and Original Canton Clip- TL
by the Italian court.
measured
in
the
woodsheds
of
the
different
phia attorneys informing her that Mrs.
per Black-land and Chilled ril
Mrs. Langtry, the well-known actress, Hendricks had bequeathed her $1,000,- school buildings as directed by the board
Plows.
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of directors. Weod to be thoroughly
lately received many invitations to din J00 in a will,
seasoned and delivered by Sept. 1st, 1895,
ners, etc., tendered by young men about
Wood to be cut from large trees «nd nq
E9“ Don’t fail to call on us when you
town in New York, but declined them.
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have received gn sticks to exceed six inches in cjiameter ac come to town. We will treat you well.
John W. Mackay, Jr., is said to have exceptionally fine line of spring and sunk cepted. Bids for either the pine and fir or
clothing and gents furnishing goods oak received separately. The Board re
been among the number. It is said that mer
for this season’s trade and the general tum serves the right to reject any or all bids.
her excuse for non-acceptance was the ble down of prices for good goods.
By order of the Board of Directors.
sons of rich men make her tired.
C. H. GILLETTE,
Clerk of School District No. 5.
Rev. William N. Cleveland, pastor of william fox .
D, D. GOOD.
ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK.
5|
the Presbyterian church at Chaumont,
MEDFORD,
OR,
N- Y., and brother of President Cleve
SPECIAL NOTICE
land, has been asked to resign by his
congregation. Jt is said by some that
his interest in politics was the cause,
To Water Consumers of
250 ACRES.
while others claim that nothing other
F. W. 8ETTLEMIEB.
City of Ashland.
4,000,000 TREES.
J. H. 8ETTLIMIEB.
than that the majority of his parishion
ers are Republicans brought on the af
OTICE is hereby given i
ESTABLISHED 1863
fair.
that
a
more
punctual
Poor Indeed!
Spring
Medicine
TIMES WILL IMPROVE
ood’s
arsa
parilla
S
DODGE
NOTICE TO
THE PUBLIC.
T
Purifies
The Blood
JOHN F. SMITH,
J. A. GROSS, Prop’r
WEEK BROS.,
MEDPORD, OREGON,
FURNITURE
THE FINEST HOTEL ™
s. p. line
ALL TRAINS
Furniture Store
Lunch Counter -Ilsr
Should be
Looked Into.
to
Nledford,
Where you will
the Largest
Stock
Furniture,
Wall
Carpets,
DON'T
GET LEFT!
Moldings
in
Oregon
Call and see me.
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0. H. MILLER
MEDFORD. OR.
Builders’ Material
O
N
MYER & GREGORY,
D. H. MILLER
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HARDWARE.
STOVES and RANGES,
Mining
Supplies
J. BEEK & CO.
FOX & GOOD,
Ashland,
The prospect of relief from drastic cathar
tics for persons troubled with constipation
is poor indeed. True they act upon the
bowels, but this they do with violsnce, and
their operation tends to weaken the intest
ines. and is prejudicial to the stomach.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is an effectual
laxative, but it neither gripes nor enfeebles.
Furthermore, it promotes digestion and a
regular action of the liver and the kidneys.
It is an efficient barrier against and remedy
for malarial complaints and rheumatism,
and is of great benefit to the weak, nervous
and aged. As a medical stimulant it cannot
be surpassed. Physicans cordially recom
mend jt, and its frofessional indorsement
is fully borne opt bv popular experience.
Appetite and sleep are both improved by
this agreeable invigorant and alterative.
Fine Place to Rent.
La Fayette, Ind.—‘‘A Mrs. Jas. Fav. liv
The Saxeman propertv. 2J<i acres
F. M. Chrisman, of Silver Lake, who was
choice fruit orchard. Good 7—room burned out by the disastrous fire intends ing near this city, claims to have been
house. Apply to E. E. Deming on rebuilding and resnming business again in cured bv the use of Simmon’s Liver Reg
ulator after five or six of the best physi
adjoining place.
the near future.
ASHLAND,
fJLL KINDS of Freight,
/•Baggage, household goods
etc., transferred with prompt
ness and safety.
Jpgr Hauling op a large
scale contracted for.
WOOD - FOE - SftLF.
N
I
and prompt payment of water
rents due the city from the
patrons of the city water
works is imperatively de
manded and those parties in
the habit of being delinquent
in their payments are hereby Horseshoeing from
wapipd that the ordinance
$1.25 to $4.00.
will be hereafter enforced and
their water supply cut out.
IRST-CLASS WORK in Every
IRA C. DODGE.
Respect. Call and See Us.
Across Street, south of Davis’
Supt. of Water Works.
F
grist mill.
T
( mrs .
millsap ’ s old stand .)
D
marl4-3m
EPOT LIVERY & FEED STABLE.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
AS RECEIVED Some of her New
Spring Goods and will offer this
props .
season a superb display of new
and rich Millinery Goods, with a splen
did array of materials, including import
^>OOD
RIGS and FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS, Prices reasonable and suit-
cians bad pronounced tbe case hopeless."
ed
hats,
rich
novelties
in
pins,
buckles,
able
for
the occasion. We will treat you well. Call and try ns.
Albert A. Wells. Your druggist sells it
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder —
aigrettes
and
in
trimming
features,
such
—
f
F
or
the
T raveling P ublic —We are prepared to take good care of their stock
in powder or liquid; the powder to be taken
World’« Fair HlghMt Award.
m ribbon«, feather«, lace« and straw«,
by the Day| Week or Month«
apr4-ti
W«rM*B Fair
Medal «MUpiem.
dry i or mad« into « tea«
I
i
H
OREGON.
Oregon.
CITY PASSENGER
& TRUCK TRANSFER.
L. N. Bailey, deputy assessor of S«n
Diego county, and his companion J. B,
Brackett, supposed to have been lost on
the desert between Yuma and Campo,
are safe and sound. Their horses es
caped but they fortunately secured two
mules and reached Coyote Wells in
safety.
A Good Recommendation.
KINNEY & PROVOST,
NININGER & HOWARD,
THE WOODBURN NURSERIES
We carry the largest and most Complete
Assortment of Decidious trees oil the Coast.
We are also headquarters for Onia
mental trees, Evergreens, Climb
ing Paints, Roses, Etc.
We warrant all of our trees to be as represented, and
free from pests. Send for special prices on large lots
Catalogue free.
J. H. SETTLEMIER & SON,
WOODBURN, OR.
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