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VOL. VII.
Neuber's License Case.
Jacksonville dispatch:]
The case of George E. Neuber, indicted
some time since for selling liquor on the
Central Point fair grounds without a
license from the county court, came up
Saturday, and was argued on a general
demurrer before Judge Hale, of Klamath
county, Judge Hanna being related to
Neuter’s wife. The case is this: Neuber
paid the directors of the southern Oregon
state board of agriculture $105 for the ex­
clusive right to retail liquors on the fair
grounds during the fair, and was given a
license bv the board for that purpose.
He was indicted, and the indictment sets
up that he sold liquor in less quantities
than one gallon, without first having
obtained a license from the county court
for that purpose. The contention, as de­
veloped in the argument upon the de­
murrer, is to the effect that the indict­
ment failed to negative the fact that the
liquors were not sold within the limits of
any incorporation, and is therefore insuf­
ficient. The case was taken under ad­
visement.
ASHLAND,
PRESSED BRICKS.
Sack shoes, best in town, at tbe Racket
store.
W. P. Hardy of Jacksonville has gone to
Iowa.
Mansfield Sonnickson lias returned from
eastern Oregon.
President Cleveland says he was never
drunk in his life.
Mrs. E. V. Carter returned Saturday
from Oakland, Cal.
Harley Walter and wife went to Los
^REGULATOR')
Angeles’Sunday on a visit.
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W. J. l’lymale of Jacksonville has been
The Best Spring Medicine
appointed a notary public.
Joy’s for tbe Jaded.
ust now everybody is thinking about
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
taking something for the blood.
Austin Holt is working in Recorder
A Spring medicine as we speak of
Rawlings’ office as deputy.
it. And it’s a good thing to do, but you
Geo. Harn and family and W. T. Butcher
want to get the proper medicine. If you
have returned to Klamath Falls.
consult your physician he will tell you to
Backache, dizziness, tiredness give way
to Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Mark Purdin is up from California visit-
fflntrn a GOOD LlVEfl
ing his brother Mayion of Medford.
IdKU 3 JilEDiCINE
See the fine assortment of ribbons that
have just arrived at Myer & Gregory’s.
Old Split-Foot at Medford.
and that, because the fiver has every­
P. B. O’Neil has returned to San Jose via
thing to do with the blood- If the liver
Medfcrd is becoming a city of churches Crescent City, after a business visit at Med­
and now they are going to have a broad- ford.
is sluggish the system is clogged, the
•
guage church that-boldly says there is no
blood becomes impure, and the whole
Miss Lula M. Call of Hornbrook and E.
•hell
and
everybody
ts
going
to
heaven.
Dr.
body suffers. Every medicine recom­
H. Wallace of Sisson will be married on the
E. A. Me A Ulster of Eugene will organizea 21st.
mended for the blood is supposed to
Universallst church there in a fortnight
work on the liver. Then get at once the The comfortableness of this faith should
Miss Mary Devlin has concluded her
K ing of L iver medicines ,”
make it extremely popular but rather an­ Ashland visit and returned to Applegate
ticipate the hell-fire creeds will still hold Saturday.
the fort because the human heart at Med­ Tlie fruit in the Winters district of Cal-
ford, as well as at the county seat, has not ifornia, a large belt, has been ruined by the
yet graduated out of the idea that “the last frosts.
other fellow” should be roasted.
Louis Schneider, who has been in El Do-
rado
county. Cal., since fall, returned home
A Babe Drowned.
Saturday.
It does its work well, and tones up the
Hattie, the lj^-year-old child of Vincent
C. Stevens of Lane county is visiting
whole system. It is“ Better than Pills,”
L. Bogard, of Oakland, Douglas county was
relatives and prospecting for
and can be had in liquid or powder.
drowned Friday morning. She had been Jacksonville
missed by her mother 10 or 15 minutes when a gold mine.
Mrs. Itogard gave the alarm, and the neigh­ I’rof. B. D. Smith, the Woodville teacher,
bors assisted in the search. She was soon has opened a term of school in the Foots
found. She had fallen into a posthole in creek district.
their y^rd, into which she is supposed to
Miss Effie Hezclgrave of Central Point,
have stumbled. The hole contained about will live with Mrs, T. Mee at Grants Pass
10 inches of water.
this summer.
J) M. BROWER M. 1>.
H. S. Evans is painting up the Black
Ithrumatleni and Liver Trouble.
Jack Mining Co.’s premises near Horn­
Portland, Ore., March 7. 1895.-I desire brook this week.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
herewith to give my testimony for Hood’s
Miss Jessie Langell returned to Jackson­
A shland ,
:
;
:
O regon . Sarsaparilla. I suffered for several years ville Sunday from a visit with relatives at
severely with rheumatism and liver trouble. Klamath Falls.
After I bad used six bottles of Hood’s Sar­
Geo Davis has sold a half interest in his
Offise—At Residence intersection of Me­ saparilla I was completely cured. I can
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets.
go about my work with no' trouble. Char­ Medford livery stable to H, G. Shearer,
consideration $1000.
les Barnetzki, 170 3rd St.
Mrs. Groves and daughter of Seattle have
J^AVIS & FORCE DENTAL CO.
Hood’s Pills cure biliousness, indigestion. joined Mr. Groves, who is living on Han­
sen’s farm at Table Rock.
(Successors to Caldwell & Davis.)
The $20,000 Clerk Outrage.
James Porter is running the “monkey
The exact amount of clerk hire boodle- engine” on the passenger train between
SEAMLESS GOLD, Aluminum Crowns
ing of state funds by the late legislature Grants Pass and Roseburg.
and Gold Bridges a Specialty.
has been finally audited by the secretary
A. H. Platter of Althouse has taken bis
of state. The record shows the legis­ race horses to tbe Central Point track to
lature had in its employ 160 clerks, and train them for the fall races.
the salaries ranged from $15 to $410,
Ray Satchwell has gone to Portland to
aggregating $26,449.60. This is exclusive hold a position in the Postal telegraph
of the salary paid members for assisting office. He is a first-class operator.
Mrs. John M. Cummons and little son,
in revising the journals and calendars.
C. B. Mcores, 8. L. Moorehead and J. E. who have been visiting Ashland relatives,
have in bills for $240 each for returned home to Ager, Cal., Sunday.
Have opened a new Blundell
Mrs. G. Parker and her daughter, Mrs.
24 days woik on the house journal. Tl.e
Barbershop
entire amount received by the clerks Galloway of Albany, are stopping at
who served in the house and worked on Gross’s Depot hotel for Mrs. G.’s health.
in the
The Sams valley Sunday school has been
the journals is: R. E Moody, $630;
with Allen Simons superin­
A. V. R. Snyder, $487.50; Walter Sin­ reorganized
ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, clair, $610; A. VV. Severance, $507.50. tendent and Mrs. J. C. Pendleton secretary.
When the scalp is atrophied, or shiny­
The senators who assisted in preparing bald,
fGeo. VV. Vaupel’s old stand)
no preparation will restore the hair;
the journal of that branch depend on the in all other cases, Hall’s Hair Renewer will
ND INVITE THEIR FRIENDS need­ next legislature for their pay.
start a growth.
ing a first-class shave or hair cut to
Miss Annie Jeffry, sister of tbe “silver
give them a call. Remember the place.
Nervous Shock.
tongued orator” of the peoples party, has
Ja’y31-tf
EGGERS A STORY.
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: This taken charge of the Baltimore district,
is the first time I have attempted to write Josephine county.
three years. Have been so nervous and
The Josephine county commissioners
OR. JORDAN & CO.'S for
weak that I have laid in bed for most of court has compromised last year's taxes
the time.
with the S. P. R. Il by remitting about
GREAT
A friend who had taken your Sarsaparilla $1500 worth of 1894 taxes.
lOol Market St., San Francisco sent me two bottles. The second one is
Miss Mae Dorris of Eugene and Jerry E.
most gone, and I have gained twenty Bronaugh, a Spokane lawyer, were married
(Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
J
pound«,
and
surely
feel
a
new
woman.
I
Co and learn how wonderfully j ou
, .„.
,, . .
i Mondav. The bride is related to the Beek-
was pale—thin. T'
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arc made and how to avoid sickness
No ambition,
Had given I lnttn al)j
Vining families.
and disease. Museum enlarged with
up, as I had tried so manv remedies and
Judge
Hanna
has appointed I. L. Ham­
thousands of new objects. Admis­ doctors but found no benefit. If you care
ilton of Medford receiver of the Taylor
sion 2a cts.
to
publish
this
vou
have
mv
consent.
Placer Mining Co., of Leland, Josephine
Private Office—same Building
(Signed) MRS. A. C'TILLMAN,
1051 market Street— biscases of men1,
county. He furnished a $28,000 bond.
Alameda,
Cal.
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of the «k:n
Mrs. Sisemore of Sams Valiev and Mrs.
and kidneys quickly cured v ithout the use of mer­
Our Apples In England.
I Tlios. Wright ot Willow Springs precinct.
cury. Treatment personally or by letter. Send
tor Lok.
O
.
.
, .
.
. . returned home Saturday after a visit with
The American apple is in demand in Mr3 J. E. Pelton and Ashland friends.
Longsstablished and reliable practitioners.
.Bieenu".1
Hvoe
pound in Liverpool. In the same market
^tbi« ritv tn attend
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JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON,
To Signal From Mt. Shasta.
We are in receipt of a circular from the
Secretary of the Mazamaa Society, in
Portland Oregon, announcing that the
above organization will attempt to send
a message by aun flashes from British
Columbia to Mexico and back again.
The measage will be started on its way
on July lOtb. The mountains in Oregon
and Washington available for the purpose
are, Baker, Rainer, St. Helens. Adams,
Hood, Jefferson, Three Sisters, Diamond
Peak, Thielsen, Scott and Pitt, and in
California, Mounts Shasta, Tellac, Round
Top, Dana, Lyell, Stillman, Whitney,
Lowe, Baldy, and such other peaks as
are necessary to complete the chain.
Citizens residing in the vicinity of the
various mountains available for the pur­
pose above suggested are besought to
“take a hand” and aid the attempt.
“Mazama” is the name of a society of
mountain climbers. It was organized
on the summit of Mt. Hood, Oregon, on
the 19th day of July, 1894, at which time
and place the constitution and by-laws
were adopted and first officers elected.
- The experience of its members of that
( occasion inspires them to further achieve­
ments. The mountains furnish delight
and inspiration which no man or woman
(
can
know or dream save those who have
attained “exaltation” on the hights.
There is health, joy and freedom there.
THURSDAY. APRIL 18, 1895.
NO. 48.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year............................................... >2 60
Six months ......................................... 1 50
Three months.......................................
75
Advertising rates given on application.
Changed |4ands !
Baking HOTEL
Powder
A bsolutely pure
OREGON.
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is
Under the Management of
THE SILVER PARTY.
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i only stand firm for a year or two longer,
the other great nations will be compelled
to join with us. ”
When I called Mr. Bryan’s attention
to letters received from the west to the
effect that a union of all silver men
could be made on the basis of a new or­
ganization for the one fight, he said: “I
have not felt at liberty to enter into any
negotiations of that sort at present, and
neither do any of the Democrats who
are in this movoment. We consider it
our proper course to thoroughly commit
the Democratic party first. We know
that a very large majority of the party
is in favor of restoring silver to its old
place in the coinage, and we propose to
make that fact self evident, and then the
silver men will take charge of the party.
If the gold standard Democrats stay
with us, well and good. There will be
no need of a new party. If they do not,
we can get along without them. Men
who have not had experience have but
little idea of the potency of a party
name and organization or of the great
difficulty of getting up a new organiza­
tion. Millions of men habitually vote
their pi’iy ticket and will continue to
do so >nd Cjey must be taken into ac-
cor • j. ”
Whr.i 1 o— 4
this to Jerry Simp-
.on, ho sc.i
a have carefully re-
frained f:
abar.assing tho silver
Democr.r'
king questions or even
¿eemin;-
.■'.•ting with them. We
know "
v 11 how potont is the party
nar.i- jut. jus: t tb 3 same, I know that
OF republicans of tho northwep'. will
vote a ticket labeled Doir.ccra’i';
.nd old Democrats will not veto c.».' la­
beled Republican, even if they 1 jw it
to be to their interests. T’.t»-
jstbea
label that •'111 rot exc'.o ‘ .0 preju­
dices.”
Bo that as it mr ¿b
certainly is a
very largo element . - Ah tho old par­
ties of men who 1
for free coinage,
but will not leave icir party, and con­
spicuous in this class on tho Domocratic
side is Mr. Bailey of Texas. His doc­
trine is that the silver question is but
for a day, but Democracy is etornal.
The silver Republicans respond to all
questions with a dry smilo and a gen­
eral statement that there is no hurry.
Just at present the current tends among
them toward a silver Republican move­
ment, with Senator Don Cameron or
Senator Teller as the candidate. The
fusionists would prefer Bland or Sibley
and ridicule the claim that Pennsylvania
could be won with Cameron.
“Whenever,” says one of this class,
“Pennsylvania votes for any system
which does not give her power to tax
the rest of tho country for her benefit,
why, the millennium will be at hand and
we shan’t need any silver.” Mr. Sibley
very frankly says that he does not feel
himself competent to bo a first class
candidate, which is a little remarkable
in view of tho fact that ho was nomi-
ated by a fusion of Domccrats, Popu­
lists and Prohibitionists in a district
where ho did not reside and won a
tremendous victory.
In the west tho radical Populist edi­
tors aro up in arms against fusion and
havo sent down a committee to over­
haul their representatives both in con­
gress and out. There are in tho United
States at least 1,700 Populist panels,
and The National Watchman hero lias
over 1,100 exchanges which aro straight-
out. Tho editor, Mr. Dunning, says,
however, that “owing to various mis­
chances tho management of the recent
meeting fell into tho hands of tho most
radical, and less than 100 papers were
really represented in tho movement of
denunciation, if it may bo called such. ”
Colonel Milton Park of Dallas, Tex.,
is probably the most outspoken and rad­
ical representative of those opposed to
fusion and in favor of adhering strictly
to the Omaha platform. Ho is confident
that tho Populists can elect the next
president and says there will be but two
candidates, as Democrats and Republic­
ans will fuse on a gold basis platform.
J. H. B rowning .
ogw
FRED T. FRADENBURGH
W ashington , March 9.—Can the va­
rious if not discordant oppononts of
FROFRIETOP..
the single gold basis unite for 1896?
And, if so, ou what platform? These aro
Vi/HO HAS improved the House and is pre-
the questions which agitated the Fifty-
pared to Entertain the Traveling Public
third congress in its closing days and
in
First
Class Style.
are now under discussion all over the
country, with reacting effects on this
storm center of politics. There is a
whirl of excitement with the usual skir­
Rates, $2.00
$2.50 Per
mishing for position, and already some
very hard names have been called.
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Bryan, Bland, Livingston and about 40
moro started on the basis that the first
.
Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
Real Estate.
thing
to
do
was
to
commit
the
Demo
­
Lizzie and Geo Williams to W H Parker
ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon.
i
and
W S Crowell; 10 acres in tp 35 s, r 1 w. cratic party in unmistakable terms, and
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$100.
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J. W. Hays to William Flippel; 300 acres their recent manifesto was intended to
prove that a majority of that party is
in
i tp 3G s. r 3w. $3400.
SZS'i.xxzi.ciirs;.
Lizzie Williams to W H Parker and W S prosilver. The Populist congressmen
1 Crowell—10 acres in tp 35 s, r 1 w; $100.
and such Democrats as Sibley of Penn­
Fresh Eastern oysters,Turkey and Cranberry
, L J Roberts to W S Cutter—40 acres in tp
38
sylvania and McLaurin of South Caro­
' s, r 3 e; >110.
Sauce, Price 50 Cents.
C D Cardwell to J Nunan—9 acres in tp lina say that names are nothing to them,
37 s, r 3 w ; $150.
C D Kellogg to Emma C Kellogg—lot No. but they know by experience that mil­
1, and s)i of lot 2, blk 11, Medford; $1.
lions of voters are influenced thereby,
James W Hays to Wm Flippen—300 acres
and that as one or the other old party
in tp 36 s, r 3 w: $3400.
Rasmus Rasmussen to John S Hagcy— name will scare off silver men of the
I lots 3 and 4, blk 15, Medford; $365.
E K Anderson to Matilda Nyswaner—10 other side the correct thing is to start
acres in tp 38 s, r 1 w; $225.
a new. The silver Republicans say—
well, practically they say nothing as
Circuit Court.
Elizabeth Williams vs. J. H. Williams; yet, but concede that there is little or
, divorce. Granted by default.
no hope of committing their party, as
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Kinney & Provost vs, Ashland Mining its capitalists are in the east and along
Co. Order substituting E. F. Driggs for C.
B. Watson as attorney for defendants re­ the extreme northern border.
voked and C. B. Watson reinstated.
The radical Populists aro already at
Cases against Ashland Mining Co. con­ outs with those who want to fuse, and
solidated with Kinney & Provost as plain­ a delegation of their editors came here
tiffs.
A. E. Kinney and D. B. Provost vs. Ash­ to overhaul Chairman Taubeneck and
land Mining Co; foreclosure of lien. De­ Mr. Dunning of The National Watch­
cree granted.
man. A surprisingly largo number of
Sterling Mining Co. vs. Phillip Gleave
and Ella Hards; injunction. Motion over­ Republicans from the west have written
ruled.
to the organizers of the new movement,
Samuel G. Curtis vs. Wm. B. Kincaid and what nine-tenths of them say may
and Amanda J. Kincaid; foreclosure of be summed up thus: “Put it on the
mortgage. Judgment for $1098.65 with in-
square issue of free silver at the old
erest, and $100 attorney fees.
Jessie Williamson vs. David H. William­ ratio and for this battlo alone. Insert a
son : divorce. Decree granted.
clear proviso that we unite for this bat­
State of Oregon vs. G. E. Neuber; selling
liquor without license. Demurrer to com- tle only as all patriots united for the
plainf taken under advisement until Apr. 20. Union in 1861, each man free thereafter
to resume his old party relations, and
In Probate.
we are with yon.” As to the silver
Estate of A. J. Ganiard. Frank Hasty
appointed administrator and John E. Pel- party proper, such men as A. J. War­
ton. R. P. Neil and Walter O’Donohue ap­ ner, Senators Jones and Stewart and
praisers.
others of course are enthusiastically for
Estate of S. R. Holmes. Order made of the movement, for they have long dis­
final settlement.
claimed allegiance to any party not go­
ing their way. And finally the student
'Williams Items.
of currenj politics should not overlook
Can February—March—April—May?
School opened in District No. 16 on Mon­ the fact*that voters with no party alle­
giance whatever have increased, in the
day last with D. O. Hayse as teacher.
*
Every one reports having enjoyed them­ last ten years far more rapidly than any
selves immensely at the party Friday eve. party has done, as evidence of which
MUSEUM OF
We are glad to see the smiling face of take notice that since 1880 the number
Mr. Blodget among our friends once more. of stay at homes has wonderfully in­
Miss Minnie Bristow and Miss Josie
Stites returned home from the metropolis creased, and that last November about
one-tliird of all the legal voters in the
Friday.
The Misses Agnes and Rboda Swinden of United States refrained from voting.
All the factions agree the silver tide
Murphy were guests of the Misses John,
last week.
is rising, and that it is wisdom to take
Debate next Friday in the Hoxie school it at the flood. Encouragement comes
house. Question “Art and Nature.” Cap­ from every part of the world and from
J
tains, A. N. Cox and Geo. Hart.
the
most
unexpected
sources.
Germany
Those who work or go fishing on Sunday
should at least seek to expiate themselves astonished and disconcerted the gold-
by attending evening services.
bugs, who had been betting on her con­
We see by the last items that our corres­ stancy, by declaring for another interna­
F. Ml'.”,'?*"'
“ K"'nd
K! '"d pondent for the Oregon Observer thinks of tional conference. Great Britain has at
The Old Reliable
retiring. We hope you will think better of
least shown signs of serious alarm, and
Which goes to prove again the wisdom
A. W. Storey and Grant Eggers, the well- this idea you have advanced, Jingle, and
tho warning given to her capitalists by
remain.
?'0,“
B. W. Baldwin took his oldest child to Mr. David Murray that the debtor com­
friends to put out utoreapple trees. They w|)ere they ¡nvite their many friends, Grants
Pass, Tuesday for treatment. She monwealths have been pushed to the
215 Montgomery street, extending have been doing so, and Oregon wil in
Rarl,s C)over Root |he great Bk)od puri. has been
getting worse for some time but danger line, the line of possible default,
from Pine to Bush streets, San a few more vears be prepared to help sup Uer gjveg freshness and clearness to the
we have not learned, as yet, what caused
Francisco, Cal. Business center of ply the London market and with such Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., her
if uot repudiation, has evidently caused
illness.
the city, convenient to all banks, apples as the Britishers never Baw or 50 cts. and$l. Sold bv Ashland Drug Co.
We are quite sure the voung men who the creditor class to fear that by grab­
insurance offices and places of smacked their lips over—unless they
Prof B Taylor, formerly of Ruggles’ tried to make us think the Indians had bing for twice what is honestly due
amusement. Containing 300 rooms. have seen and eaten our crowned king of circus, was visiting Central Point the past broke out last Sunday night while going them they may lose it all.
fruits—our own red-cheeked glory of the week, having traveled all over the Union in from church will never have consumption
Tho Michigan Democratic committees
J. 5. YOUNG, Proprietor.
earth.
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the drug business since leaving the circus. unless it be caused by too violent exercise
in
convention declared for the free coin­
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Geo. Merriman, having been greatly dis- of the lungs.
TERMS—$1.50, $2 and $2.50 per day.
age of silver with only one dissenting
Llat
of
Lietters
appointed
in
his
political
aspirations
by
the
Free coach to and from the Hotel
Hay and grain are scarce in this valley.
vote and ignored all other issues. The
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland rapacity of the Salem razor back, has gone
Although we have had several heavy Michigan Republicans, if wo may as­
" O.,
P.
~ Apr. 15, 1895:
back into the blacksmith business with M.
D. D. GOOD.
WILLIAM FOX.
frosts lately the early fruit is not all killed.
Oatman, Mrs. E. R. Purdin.
Bacon, Miss Elna
sume that they were represented at the
Heft, Mr. Frank
Strader, B. F.
The residence of W. H. Peningpr, below
Miss Kate Herriott, who has been visit­ recent state league of clubs meeting,
Love, Francis M.
Wilson, Mr. Emery Central Point, was destroyed by fire ope ing her sister, Mrs. Grant Topping, re­
Moore. Dr. A.
Williams, Mrs, J. H. day last week. Very little was saved from turned to Applegate on the 14th to continue went almost as far, and the statement of
Persons calling for same will please say the burning building, It was partially her school there which she has not been President. Phil T. Holgrovo that the sil­
able to teach for some time on account of a ver platform adopted by the national
insured.
‘advertised.”
W. H B runk , P. M.
’
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Ashland,
Oregon
Henderson Hash, wife and two children ielon on one finger of her left hand.
convention of Republican clubs at Den­
For Rent or Sale—6% acres of garden and Jehu Arnold, wife and five children
The young people of District No. 16 have
land, with bouse, barn anil well, being a arrived at Talent Sunday from Nebraska organized an educational society and branch ver had become tho sentiment of the
part ot Walker place, south of the railroad. to locate. They are old friends of A. J. the nature of which we have not learned.
rank and filo of tho party was accepted
Will rent for seven months for $42.
Stevens,
by
tho leaguo as true. The Interstate
Go
round
the
road,
ia
the
purport
if
not
F. A. F ergus , Agent.
There was a genuine wedding on the the exact wording of an innocent looking Democratic club at its last meeting here
stage in Redding Thursday night. Chris little notice stuck upon a well known foot­ declared unanimously in favor of free Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin Ointment
Brown, the advance agent, and Miss path and which implicitly means mile of coinage. Last, but very far from least,
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt­
Jacelyn Weirne of the Reddick Co., were extra walking.
Oregon has turned down Senator Dolph rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
married by Judge Sweeny'.
Cyrus Dixon paid the county seat a visit
Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
KINDS of Freight,
for his jrote against silver and sent Hands,
Dr. Geo. Martin, son of Jerry Martin, was this week on business.
Chronic
Sore
Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids.
married at Oakland, Cal., Monday to Miss
/»Baggage, household goods
G. M. Caldwell who took a contract of Silverite McBride in his place.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
Mae Bates. They will return to Berlin, grubbing
M ain S treet , O pposite P laza .
At this point, however, several of our
Antone Rose has the work
etc., transferred with prompt­
Germany, where he is practicing his pro­ completed for
to horse T ownebs .
and with entire satisfaction.
friends have raised a loud warning. “I
fession,
dentistry.
ness and safety.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy con­
J. H. Houston of Klamath Falls is in
Dr. William Hotchkiss, who died at fear the Greeks even when bearing dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders. ZPJLHSTTS, IFJkIIN’TZEIR'S’ TOOLS,
Ashland
again
visiting
friends.
He
reports
gifts,
”
says
Mr.
Bryan,
and
tho
Popu
­
[JESgT Hauling on a large
WALL PAPER. G-LJkSS. ETC.
times very good in Klamath county as far St. Louis recently, is supposed to have lists generally suspect that this action They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
as the circulating of the money they have reached the extreme ago of 140 years, of foreign governments is merely a new loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
scale contracted for.
is concerned, with brighter prospects ahead and Dr. A. J. Buck of that city, who
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
in the rising price of beef.
was one of his warmest friends, says his form of an old trick of the goldbugs to new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25
Dr. Marshal Petit, the Klamath Indian Masonic record has been traced back postpone the issue. If it is a trick, it has cents per package. For sale by druggists.
agent, has returned from an official trip to 100 years, showing conclusively he was fooled tho by-and-by metallists, men
For sale by Ashland Drug Company,
Washington, D. C., and where he put into
like Representative Patterson of Ten­
I motion the idea of the government extend­ at least 121 years old, as he could not nessee, who insist that wo must wait till
Would Be a Joke.
ing financial aid to the Indians who are have become a Mason under age. Dr.
IS THE BEST.
taking lands in severalty to build better Hotchkiss possessed many striking pecu­ other nations aro willing to join us.
ifß<bs9fit3 HT FO» A KING.
Of course the Republican party in
houses, etc. •
liarities, among them being an aversion They are now saying: “Didn’t we tell practice is bound to the gold standard
Sick and Nervous
¿5 5. CORDOVAN,
Rev.
W.
8.
Gilbert
of
Eugene
took
a
cen
­
| you so? We have maintained from the
ratNCH i ¡C.AMÍLLED CALF.
of which it is sole author. But for a
sus of estimates made by 45 representative to water.
start that by coining silver the United campaign it could use pretended friend­
•zH/S.-JI FlWECAHàKANGAROa
citizens of his town as to what per cent of
States would simply relieve the pressure ship to bimetallism with successful ef­
o :
The Pokegama Mill.
7 $3.50PO'JCE.3SOLES.
the men of Eugene were virtuous as to soc
on
other
nations,
and
that
by
repealing
Klamath
Falls
Star.]
ial
purity
and
it
only
averaeed
20
per
cent.
<
WORKiNGMEN’s
fect agaiust a bewildered and divided
Shame on the bad men of Eugene.
The Klamath river and lake timber the Sherman act and giving notico that Democracy. It would be a joke for pos­
XS
YG I* * ’EXTBA FINE" ,J>-
You may bo easily and quickly cured
J. L. Castle has shipped from Corvallis will be all “chewed” up in lees than 20 we positively refuse to make a dumping
Y
l7~ BGYS’SCHGOLSHOES.
235 head of hogs, of various sizes, sorts and years. Before the end of that time a ground for silver we should compel for­ terity, but a serious matter for the pres­
by taking
'LADIES-
THE
ent generation if the real friends of free
descriptions. Twohundred andsixof them great mauy mills beside those in Klam­
weighed 21,820 pounds, and they go to the ath county will have nibbled down hun­ eigners to join with us. We are the true coinage let themselves get outwitted.—
bimetallists. We are the real friends of
Union stockyards, Portland. The price
paid to farmers was 2% fat stock hogs, and dreds of acres of forest, but the mighty silver. Now, if the United States will St. Louis Republic.
send F0R catalogue
^•7
I— • D O U G LAS'
mass of woods is now in front of tbe
3 cents for porkers.
The Silver Lake Cemetery Association teeth of tbe monstrous Pokegama mills,
Over One Million People wear tho
was incorporated today. Location. Silver falling awav at the rate of only 50,000
Ft Tî «r
have been a victim of terri- o
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes ble “I headaches,
Lake, Or., tbe place of the late holocaust, feet a day just now, but doomed by an
and have never °
where more than 40 lives were sacrificed in a increased capacity of the mills to fall at
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
found ...
anything . to . relieve them
n.---- o
o
small building. The cemetery is incorpor­ the rate of over 200,000 feet a day,
They give the best value for the money.
Li Q
so
quickly
as
Ayer
’
s
Pills.
Since
They equal custom shoes in style and fit.
ated to properly lay at rest the many un­ besides a new shingle mill is to be built,
o
I
began
taking
this
medicine,
the
Their wearing qualities are unsurpassed.
fortunates.
Perhaps you may think that Scott’s Umulsion
and then two spiteful little shingle devils
The prices are uniform.—-stamped on sole.
attacks have become less and o
o
R. J. Lamar, a worthy young man of will chew down 12,000,000 feet per
From $1 to $3 saved over other makes.
less frequent, until, at present, o
fatten babies, to round uu the. cingles and
Grants Pass, was married at the Baptist
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. Sold by
months have passed since I o
church in Medford on April 10th, to Miss annum.
o
comely and
and
ar
have had one.”—C. F. N ewman , o
The market for lumber is lively row,
Ora Adkins, the accomplished and amiable
Dug Spur, Va.
o
daughter of Dr. B. F. Adkins, one of the but the Cook Co.’s market Is the world.
out
hollow
cheeks
and
stop
v.
of
o
bulwarks of the city of Medford. They Australia being their shipping point at.
“Having used Ayer’s Pills with o
and enrich and vitalize ■
blood
have taken up their residence in the grooms present.
'
great success for dyspepsia, from o
new house at Grants Pass.
o
There
is
nothing
too
good
for
the
and
anaemic
persons.
Itv.
il
all this
which I suffered tor years, I re­ o
A delinquent tax list is a big thing in any Cooks in Klamath county. The $750,000
solved never to be without them o
will do
It
a
country these days, but that in Clatsop they invested at Pokegama has started ,
in my household. They are in­ o
Jackson Co., Oregon.
county must be of immense physical as a permanent buainess to which Klamath !
o
deed
effective.
”
—
Mrs.
’
S
allie
well
as
financial
proportions,
lor
the
Astoria
1
M orris , 125 Willow St., Phila­ o
News says the county judge had to vacate owes a great deal of cash trade in faun
o
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
delphia, Pa.
his office in the court house “in order to produce and stor k, and a more liberal
o
o
allow the sheriff room for the delinquent company never united in business air •
ordinary
and specifics entirely
“I always use Ayer’s Pills, and o
NOTARY PUBLIC and
tax list.”
where.
o
think them excellent.”—Mrs. G. o
There is a possibility that Cavalary Troop
Grip
and
Pneu
­
COLLECTOR OF ACCOUNTS
Nervous Prostration.
P. W atrous , Jackson, Fla. __
B. O. N. N., of Klamath Falls which was
be softened and
by
baisamic heal­
E. W. Joy Company—Gentlemen: I
built up to great proficiency by a practical
AS LISTED A NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 2u acre-: up
military man, Capt. John W. Siemens, will have suffered from a nervous prostrati« n
for Sale or Kent.
and strengthening influences cf this
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
disband. It was ridden to death by a lot from financial losses. Can say Joy’s Veg­
Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
etable
Sarsaparilla
has
cured
me.
My
liver,
of Scheming politicians all of whom expect­
food-medicine,
Scott’s Emulsion of Cod-liver
ed to ride into office on its back last June, stomach and bowels have been very in­
LEGAL EZE jj AHSTIEZS
Received Highest Awards o
QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES
active,
but
since
taking
your
remedy
I
am
Hypophosphites
of Lime and Soda.
since which time the organization has be­
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR?
entirely well. All business men and women
come tired and weak.
Of Every Description, at
AS LISTED a number of small and large farms, from 20 acres up, for Sale or
Refuse- substitutes.
never
should u«e it. Please publish.
Sent.
Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powdet
(Signed)
Ma. W m . H enry J ones .
VALLEY RECORD OFFICE.
I Aw«rM Geld Mwtal MUwintor Fair, S*n Fru»i><tf<
jfatte, Montana.
pcott & Bowne, New York« All Druggists. 50«* and 51
Three houses aaJ lots io the town oi Cold LrUl, all good bus;ne«fi stands,
sinunoNs liveh
REQULfiTOR
Professional Cards
A
ANATOMY
RUSS HOUSE
FOX & GOOD,
CITY PASSENGER
& TRUCK TRANSFER.
j JLL
Day
and
ASHLAND
SELDOM EQUALED, NEVER EXCELLED.
H
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Opposite HOTEL OREGON
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OF
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES,
CROSS-CUT SAWS, LANTERNS, GUNS.
AMMUNITION. CUTLERY
H. S. EVANS,
ASHLAND, OR.
WOOD - FOR - SALE
, ÖÖUCLAS
HEADACHE?
MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A yer ’ s P ills
A
Practical Business Training School of Oregon.
•' »!
. A.GREAT COUGH
-
Hard, Stubborn
Ayer’s Pillsj
women,
the asling
tbe
of
i do
Oil and
They a^e
MEDFORD.
DAN RICHARDS,
OREGON.
GOLD HILL,
Cough
when the
cough syrups
fail. The cough that lingers after ilie
monia will
cured
the
ing
namely,
1 E. RIGBY, Principal.
is
only useful to
make
attractive, lean
and fill
the
the consumptive,
the scrofulous
5-but it
more.
will cure
E. B. SMITH.
Our New Building is now Completed.
Ix-neficent
H
as ¿cod.
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