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The County Central Committee Meet­
Janies Rood, the miner, has gone to New­
ing Endorses the Omaha Platform castle, Cal.
Ed. Saltmarsh killed a large panther at
and Invites the Free Silver men
Sterling last week.
to Join the Populists.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
COUNTY, OREGON,
A Liberal Lecturer.
Kate Kehm Smith, the leading spirit
of the free-thought world of the Pacific,
lectured at the city hall last Thursday
evening on the topic “What Secularism
Has Done for Woman.” Gen. E. L.
Applegate in a few remarks introduced
the lady to a crowded audience. There
were many ladies and a good sprinkling
of orthodox Christian ladies present.
Mrs. Smith opened and closed her ser­
vices by reciting a poem at each end.
The lecturerheid the close and undivided
attention of her audience for two hours
as she dissected the scriptures as being
woman’s friend. After pointing out the
marked and self evident advancement of
women the past several years in the
various avenues of business, law, educa­
tion, sciences and moral works, the
lecturer called up the opinions of the
early Christian fathers on “woman’s
sphere,” drawing a sharp and decisive
conclusion that the “new woman” of to­
day should resent with righteous indig­
nation the villanous and shocking esti­
mate placed upon woman’s character by
the writers of the scripture. She re­
ferred to the suggestion made toward
compiling from the scriptures every ref­
erence made concerning women an I
printing it as the “Woman’s Bible.”
Mrs. Smith said the idea will never be
acted on by the ecclesiastical authorities,
for no matter how much “the Adams in
the pulpit” may desire to flatter the
“new woman” the early Christian writers
opinion of women, compiled in one
volume, would be so obscene to the
public mind of to-day that Buch a book
could not be circulated through the gov­
ernment mails ot auy Christian nation
to-day. She quoted considerable from
the scriptures on the subject and asked
the ladies what they thought of the 10th
commandment that catalogued them
with a man’s horses, cattle, etc., aB
property.
After finishing her lecture Mrs. Smith
outlined the plan of her Secular Sunday
school. She has organized one of these
schools at Silverton, McMinnville and
Portland. The scheme is the teaching of
ethics—morals, manners, and good prin­
ciples on the basis of the reasons for
them; botany, geology and other
branches of the sciences are outlined in
the lessons prepared by Mrs. Smith, the
plan being similar to the regular ortho­
dox Sunday schools, excepting the sub­
ject matter. The lessons do not “tear
down” the established churches nor
berate the Bible or Christian people, but
teach respect for all opinions and insti­
tutions whether you agree with them or
not. Texts, expressing fine sentiment,
are taken from Confusius, Buddtia,
Christ, Mohammed and other renowned
religionists and philosophers. These les­
sons can be had by addressing the author
at Oregon City, Or. There is consid­
erable talk of organizing one of these
Secular Sunday schools in Ashland, to be
onducted Sunday afternoons. Several
liberal Christian people who do not desire
to have their children attend free-thought
lectures that mercilessly dissect an old
established creed have expressed a
willingness to send their children to one
of these moral training schools, believing
that the orthodox Sunday school lays too
great stress on creed and and not suffi­
cient instruction in ethics from the stand­
point of reason.
Mrs. J. W. Howard of Lakeview is visit­
The county Central committee of the ing Jacksonville friends.
People’s Party met at Central Point,
For a clean shave or hair cut and bath go
Saturday May 25, 1895 and was called to j to I. E. Deboy. Gold Hill.
order by the chairman, Frank Williams,
Ida Hwacker of Gold Hill has gone
i After tiie general business was disposed to Miss
Seattle, Wash., to reside.
400 to 412 K St.,
of a committee—J. Treseler, J. A. Jeffrey,
S. Engledow has returned to Gold Hill
and S. M. Nealon—reported some resolu­
tions. Some thought they were not from the state of Washington.
Joy’s for the Jaded.
strong enough, and the committee asked
Largest General Retail House on Coast
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
that two more members l>e appointed on
Wearing Apparel of all, kinds for men,
it. The chair increased the committee to
Rev. W. W. Ramsey bas returned to Des
women, and children; Dry Goods, Shoes,
which the resolutions were referrei back Moines after a visit in Medford.
flats. Millinery, Valises, Furniture,Carpets,
and reported as follows:
Crockery, Notions, Stationery, Silverware,
W, E. Phipps is teaching the unfinished
Toys, Household Supplies, etc.
Resolved ; 1st, That we, the represen­ term of the Wimer district school.
tatives of the People’s Party of Jackson
Catalogue Free.
J. W. Hays of Gold Hill was visit­
county, reaffirm our unalterable adher- ing Mrs.
Harrisburg relatives last week.
A handsome illustrated catalogue
j enee to the principles laid down in the
about our goods and prices sent free to
John Kearnev is up from Cow creek can­
Omaha platform entire.
any address Tens of thousands of cus­
tomers find it profitable and satisfac­
2d, We have no fight to make against yon visiting Jackson county friends.
tory to buy through this book.
Miss Anna Morris ot Talent has gone to
the Free Silver Party and wish it God­
TERMS CASH.
speed in the disruption of both old Colusa county. Cab, for the summer.
Unclose money for goods with order, and It
parties, but consider it too narrow for
Mrs. John Attebury of Forest creek has
to be sent by mail allow for postage. Any
populists to stand upon, and invite all had an operation for cancer performed.
balance left over will be returned.
true friends of reform to co-operate with
Dr. E. Van Hasslacher is over in Salmon
If interested in any of the items be­
us in overthrowing our present policy river, Siskiyou county, exporting a mine.
low, order promptly, giving item num­
whereby wage slaves are being made of
The Observer says it is reported Kerby,
ber.
us all.
Josephine county, is to have a newspaper.
3d,
Being
the
first
free
silver
party
in
G990. Women’s white lawn Waists,
Mrs. Trumbull, a daughter of Jacob Neat­
with double rutile over shoulder, the ruf­ the field, we deprecate the efforts of any hammer
I party to rob us of our first rights there visiting. is up from Humboldt county, Cal.,
fle embroidered in colors. Price, 75c.
G991. Bates’ celebrated white Bed I and deem it tbe duty of all free silver
J. 11. Cunnvngham and wife have return­
Spreads, tor double beds, handsome de­ advocates to come to our ranks.
ed to Portland from a visit with Evans creek
The
resolutions
were
adopted
unani-
signs. Our special price 90e.
relatives.
’ mously.
G992. Striped wash Silks, soft and
Brownsboro will observe decoration day,
After adjournment of county central
lustrous, fn pink, blue and fancy stripes; committee the county executive commit­ the public schools to take charge of the
six yards will make a stylish waist. tee convened. The business of the meet­ exercises.
Price, 25c yd.
ing was the resignation of the chairman,
Mrs. L. S. Craw of Albany has been visit­
G993. At a price below value we offer E. P. Hammond. J. W. Markebury was ing her son. (lie locomotive fireman, at the
ladies’ good quality muslin Drawers, elected chairman of the executive com­ Depot.hotel.
with yoke bands, tucks and 2 inch em­ mittee, A. M. Ford secretary, and I. W.
Ralph Moon of Sams valley is under­
broidery ruffle. Price, 38c; postage, 4c. Thomas treasurer. J. W. Wiley was ad­ going treatment at the Portland hospital
G994. Pink, blue or brown apron ded to the committee to fill the vacancy for rheumatism,
i of Hammond’s resignation as a commit-
Ginghams, at 4c yd.
John and Lee Vincent of Table Rock,
accompanied by their families are doing the
G995. We have just 900 women’s and | tee man.
coat at Crescent city.
misses’ black cotton Mitts, imported by
Cameron & Ennis’ Placers Sold.
us direct from Germany, to sell at the
Howell's $9 boots or shoes are guaranteed
Senator T. Cameron and Frank Ennis
special price of 12c per pair.
to
give satisfaction and last a year. Oppo­
have sold their Galice creek, Josephine
G996. Boy’s heavy cotton knee pants, county, placer mining property to Bent & site I. O. O. F. block.
dark colors, ages 4 to 13. Price, 19ceach. I Alexander of Colorado for $25,000. This
Mrs. O. A. S'earns died recently at their
G097. Women’s fast black cott in Hose mine has been successfully worked by home near Klamath Falls, leaving a hus­
spliced heels and toes, 3 pairs for 50c. hydraulic machinery for many years, band and three children.
Superior quality for the money.
The 3-stamp quartz mill on the Black
and has annually paid a large dividend to
G998. Fast colors in Women’s black its owners. The same persons bought Jack mine near Hornbrook was burned
or tan cotton Gloves, all sizes. Price, lac the Captain Ankeney mine, lying imme­ down early one morning last week.
Mrs. 8. Van Tassel and Mrs. Gertrude
diately above the Cameron and Ennis
pair.
Barclay and two children returned to Ash­
property,
of
II.
E.
Ankeney,
for
$2500.
G999. Men’s white laundried Dress
land last week from Sacramento, Cal.
Shirts, best Wamsutta muslin bosoms, This mine has not been worked for many
years,
on
account,
mainly,
of
the
great
Sunday Oregonian: Colonel E. DePeatt.
reinforced. Special value. Price, 72c.
interest centered in the Sterling property, of this city, has returned home after a fort­
G100. Men’s elastic Suspenders, wire bought later by Captain Ankeney, and to night’s trip through the Umatilla country.
buckles, braided ends, with drawer sup­ which he devoted his entire attention
Every man having a beard should keep it
porters. Price, 15c; postage, 3c,
until his health failed, but it is known to an even and natural color, and if it is not so
be a good paying proposition. Bent & already, use Buckingham’s Dye and appear
WEINSTOCK, LU3IN & CO., Alexander
will at once put up a new saw­ tidy.
Sacramento, Cal. mill, enlarge and repair the ditches, and H. L. Gilkey of Medford is entertaining
1 fit up the two properties with the best his parents, Wm. Gilkey and wife of Mon­
modern machinery, ami expect to have tesano, Wash., and his brother A. J. Gil­
everything in readiness for extended key.
operations by the close of the dry season.
Under the auspices of the A. O. U. W.
Pokegania will have a grand celebration on
For Rent or Sale—6% acres of garden Julv 1th. All are cordially invited to at­
land, with house, barn and well, being a tend.
JQ M. BROWER M. D.
part ot Walker place, south of the railroad.
Wm. L. Townsend has retired from the
Will rent for seven months for $42.
barbering business at Medford and with W.
F.
A.
F
ergus , Agent.
J. King have purchased James Coeti’s
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
W. E. Jones of Indiana has moved to saloon.
A shland ,
O regon Medford and will soon be joined by his
Nervous Prostration.
James Gardner, the Keno hotel keeper,
family. He is the father of Mrs. C. C. Plet­ and family came in this week for a short
E. W. Joy Company—Gentlemen: I
visit among his people at Wilderville, Jose­ have suffered from a nervous prostration-
Office—At Resilience intersection of Me cher.
froni financial losses. Can say Jov’s Veg­
phine county.
ctianic, Laurel and Main Streets,
Sarsaparilla has curedme. My liver,
Fox & Good will deliver ice to your door etable
stomach
and bowels have been very in­
every morning this summer.
active, but since taking your remedy I am
jyiVIS & FORCE DENTAL CO.
Mrs. Fred Farmer, wife of the Westing­ entirely well. All business men and women
house air brake expert, passed through Sun­ should use it. Please publish.
(Successors to Caldwell & Davis.)
(Signed)
M r . W m . H enry J ones .
day from St. Paul to visit her father, Maurice
Butte. Montana.
I. O. O. F. B lock , A shland , O gn .
Renner, of Yreka.
Alfred Fish of Big Sticky, Jackson county,
SEAMLESS GOLD. Aluminum Crowns'
A Silver Lake Monument,
left some time ago to visit his uncle in San
and Gold Bridges a Specialty.
W. J. Masterson, the agent of the Red
Francisco. He was found dead on the high­
Bluff Marble Works, and A. Lessing, the
way near Chico, Cal.
undertaker, returned from their trip to
Miss Katie Chapman who has been at­
Lake last Saturday where they
tending the deaf anddumb school at Salem, Silver
had
been
to see about the erection of a
has returned to her home at Williams
monument to the victims ot the Silver
creek to spend her vacation.
Lake fire. The committee at Silver Lake,
OTEL IN GOOD LOCALITY for
Milton Jones, a Yreka boy and son of the who have the subscription list in hand,
Ex-Sheriff of Siskiyou county was in Ash­
sale. Will accommodate about
land this week en route from Seattle to have raised about $1300, and wish to erect
sixty people. Two sitting rooms,
Pokegama to visit his aunt, Mrs. Meamber. a monument that will cost at the railroad
good dining room, tl.e best of spring
$2300. The monument under contem­
water in the kitchen and can be put i
Hats! So it is a hat you are after. Just
call and see the stock Vaupel, Norris & plation is to be 9 feet square at the base,
Sick and Nervous
in all the rooms if so desired. House
Drake have received. They will suit and 20 feet high, and will weigh 31,000 Ib8.
recently painted. Insurance paid for
please you sure. Direct from the factories. This grand obelisk is something that
three years in advance.
would stand for centuries and proclaim
Will trade for stoek, or part cash.
Dahl Fiester, a brother of the prisoner to future generations the story ot that
who is held for wife murder, was up from
Terms easy. Address
C.
Salem last week to visit his brother in the fearful Christmas eve.—Lakeview Ex­
Care of V alley R ecord , Ashland, Or.
Grants Pass jail to see what he could do for aminer.
You may ba easily and quickly cured
him.
Fine Place to Rent.
by taking
DR. JORDAN & CO.’S
Mrs. Chas. Haight, accompanied by her
The Saxeman propertv. 2X acres
children and niece. Miss Ida Haight, of choice fruit orchard. Good 7—room
GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
Little Shasta, Cal., have been visiting rela­ house,
to E. E. Deming on
1051 Market St., San Francisco
tives and friends in Jackson and Josephine adjoining Apply
Dlace.
counties.
(Between 6th and 7th Sts.).
Go and learn how wonderfully you
Old People.
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Walker and two
are made and how to avoid sickness
O
“
I
have
Ixeen
a
victim
of
terri
­
children,
of
Bly.
are
paying
Ashland
rela
­
Old
people
who require medicine to reg
and disease. Museum enlarged with
tives and friends a visit. Mr. Walker will ulate the bowels and kidneys will find the
ble headaches, and have never o
thousands of new objects. Admis­
o
take J. P. Walker’s Jersey herd to his true remedy in Electric Bitters, This med­
found anything to relieve them o
sion 25 eta.
Sprague river ranch.
Private Office—Kame Building
icine does not stimulate and contains no
so quickly as Ayer’s Fills. Since o
1051 Market Street— Diseases ot men:
o
whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a
I
began
taking
this
medicine,
the
Dr.
E.
Kirchgessner
of
Medford
was
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of the skin
attacks have become less and c
elected a delegate to the national associa­ tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on tbe
and kidneys quickly cured without the use of mer­
o
less frequent, until, at present, o
tion of the Eclectic school to meet in Wau stomach and bowels, adding strength and
cury. Treatment personally or by letter. Bend
for book.
m
months' have passed since 1 o
kesha, Wis., at the late meeting of the giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding
Nature in the performance of the functions.
o
Oregon state association.
have had one.”—C. F. N ewman , o
Long established and reliable practitioners.
Ivlectric bitters is an excellent appetizer and
Dug Spur, Va.
o
James Stevens and Wm. Plymaleof Jack­ aids digestion. Old people find it just ex­
o
sonville went to Yreka Sunday where the actly what they need. Price fifty cents per
“Having used Ayer’s Pills with o
termer and Isaac Wright, recently of Med­ bottle at E. A. S herwin ' s Drug store.
great success for dyspepsia, from o
ford, start a new saloon, and Mr. Plymale
which I suffered for years, I re­ o
County Treasurer’s 3d Notice.
will work on the Yreka Union.
o
solved
never
to
be
without
them
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Jacksonville. Oregon, May 23, 1895.
in my household. They are in- o
Go to Gold Hill drug store for fine cigars
Office of County Treasurer of Jackson
deed effective.” — Mrs. S allie ©
and pure liquors. Also watches and jew­ county.
elry 1. E. Deboy, proprietor.
M orris , 125 Willow St., Phila­ o
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds in the county treasury for the re­
delphia, Pa.
o
F. A. Falkenburg, head consul of the demption of all outstanding warrants pro­
Woodmen of the World, was on last Thurs­ tested from September 8, 1888, to October
“ I
1 always
' . use Ayer’s Pills, and o
day’s north bound train and stopped off at 8,1888. Interest on same will cea e after
tik thein excellent.”— ___
Mrs. —
G. ©
, .Woodware and Tinware.. think
o
Medford to pay the local camp there an of­ the above date.
P. W atrous , Jackson, Fla.
M. 8. W elch ,
ficial visit and give them a talk.
County Treasurer.
By L. L, J acobs , Deputy.
l EDAR WASHTUBS for COe. and np-
Chas. Fiester, the wife murderer, was
> wards. Cyclone Clothes Wringers,
formerly a member of the police force of
List of Letters
for $2.10. Grindstones, 3c. per lb.
Salem. He was born in 1843 in Livingston.
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland
Manufacturer of tin, sheet-iron and
Iowa, and was married to his murdered
Received Highest Awards o
wife in 1865 at Woodburn, Oregon. Her P. O., May 2.7 1895:
copper ware. Plumbing and job work
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR?
maiden name was Brown.
Blackurn R L
Calef A L
done to order.
Curtis E J
Dolev Mr Joseph
B. F. REESER.
Gilbert Orson
Hershberger M
Moore Dr A
Naugh Mr Robt
R eeser B lock
: A shland , O regon . ;
Wan John
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Persons calling for same will please say
advertised,”
W. H B runk , P. M.
Sacramento, Cal.
Professional Cards
FOR SALE
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A yer ’ s P ills
In Hardware,
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ARTIST
Has added another chair to His
Old Reliable Establishment and
is better prepared than ever to
accommodate the Shaving pub-
lic.
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ergcktoilmass .
Reiueml er the place—
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Opposite the Plaza.
Over One .Million People wear the
W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes
Alt our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the tc :t - aiuc for the money.
They equal custom Shoes in style and fit.
Their wearing qualities ere unsurpassed.
The prices are uniform,---stamped on sole.
Front $l to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you we can. bold by
E. B. SMITH
POfcEQAMA
(KLAMATHON)
Express
Stage
----- Will Leave For-----
Klamath Hot Springs,
via Jenny and Fall Creeks
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FÜK SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
very M onday and F riday
alter Train from South, and con­
nect with Ager 6tage at Klamath
IL-t Springe; and return Tuesday
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Saturday in time to connect with both
trains.
E
J. R. EATON, Prop’r.
ust now everybody is thinking about
taking something for the blood.
A Spring medicine as we speak of
it. And it’s a good thing to do, but you
want to get the proper medicine. If you
consult your physician he will tell you to
J
ffinfrn a HOOD LIVER
IdlYU 3 [HEDICIHE
Chief of the County Papers.
Published every Thursday.
JACKSON
JACKSON COUNTY POPULISTS.
JUNE NEWS
ASHLAND, OREGON.
J
Matilda K Yonker to Mrs Gracie A Hel­
man—lot 21, Woolen’s add to Ashland ; $1.
Elizabeth Young to Kate F. Hoffman—
lots 1, 2 and s, blk 56, Jacksonville; $220.
Allen Hodges to Anna Engledow—lot 15.
blk 16, Gold Hill: $200.
B F Myer to F J Hicks—9.13 acres in tp 38
s, r 1 e; $800.
L C Raimey to Thos W Stewart—40 acres
in tp34 s, r 2 w; $150.
Jacob S Hardesty to G G Heaton—5 acres
in tp 39 s.r 1 e: $1700.
Geo 8 Briggs to Ella M Briggs—2 lots in
Galloway add to Medford: $1.
W P H Legate to Lizza Legate ; lot 10, blk
10, Medford; $1.
A D Helman to Thomas Berridge—2.20
acres in tp 39 s, r 1 e ; $500.
O Cent R R Co to O&CRR Co—all
rolling stock, right of way, etc, in Oregon;
$800,000.
Nervous Shock.
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: This
and that, because the liver has every­ is the first time I have attempted to write
thing to do with the blood. If the liver for three years. Have been so nervous and
is sluggish the system is clogged, the weak that 1 have laid in bed formosLof
blood becomes impure, and the whole the A time.
friend who had taken your Sarsaparill
body suffers. Every medicine recom­ sent me two bottles. The second one i
mended for the blood is supposed to most gone, apd I have gained twenty
work on the liver. Then get at once the pounds, and surely feel a new woman. I
waspale—thin. No ambition. Had given
“ K ing of L iver medicines ,”
up, as I had tried so tnanv remedies and
doctors but found no benefit. If you care
to publish this vou have my consent.
(Signed) MRS. A. C. TILLMAN,
Alameda. Cal.
and
It does its work well, and tones up the
whole system. It is “ Better than Pills,”
snnmoNs liver
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Föwder
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Doc. Graham, a veterinary surgeon of
Chico, while coming to Ashland from
Klamath county in a cart, met with an
accident at Howard’s station, his horse
lading on him. Dr. Brower was called and
repaired the injuries.
Join Edsall, while at work logging at W.
W. Taylor’s mill in Deal Indian, had sev­
eral bones below the knee and the thigh
bone broken. The accidental breaking of a
chain caused a big log to tall on him. He
was taken home to Phoenix,
A. J. Gillette, the assistant railroad agent
at Medford and Miss Mary E. Coleman,
daughter of John Coleman of Phoenix were
married at the bride’s home, May 22d, by
Kev. Robt. Ennis and are spending their
honeymoon in the Willamette.
J. S. Griggsby had a warrant sworn out
in Justice A. 8. Jacobs’ court at Central
Point for the arrest ot his son Lee for
throwing stones at his father. Represen­
tative J. A. Jeffrey represented the state
and had the case dismissed. It was a
family row.
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SILVER
SAND-BAGGED.
The Oregon Republican
League
Clubs Controlled by the Gold-Bug
Wing.
Changed fíands !
HOTEL
OREGON,
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now
Under the Management of
FRED T. FRADENBURGH
PROPRIETOR.
The state republican clubs met in state
convention at Portland last week and
HAS improved the House and is pre-
elected nine delegates to the national
*■ pared to Entertain the Traveling Public
meeting at Cleveland, Ohio. The gold
ticket carried the day bv a two to one
in First Class Style.
vote, the relative strength being gold-
bugs 688, free silverites 326. Tiie dele­
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gates elected are:
Delegates at large—Thos. Tongue of
Washington county, Geo. P. Hughes of
Marion, J. C. Carson of Multnomah, Dr.
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M. H. Ellis of Linn, R. F. Anderson of
Baker, and C. A. Sehlbrede of Douglas.
¡jj3FS|>ecial Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
First congressional district—Dr. J. N.
Smith of Mai ion county, F. W. Mulkej' ists. When in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon.
of Lane, J. B. Davis of Yamhill, and H.
•E. S-nith of Clackamas.
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Second congressional district—M. Ba­
ker of Union county, J. H. Huddleson of
Multnomah, Samuel Elmore of Clatsop, Speciail
Deputy Game Warden G. J. Farns­ and Malcolm A. Moody of Wasco.
Fresh Eastern oysters, Turey and Cranberry
worth has notified Cook &Co. that a fish-
The Oregonian tells the defeat of the
way must be placed in the dam below free silverites thus •
Sauce, Price 50 Cents.
Chase’s—the fish being unable to mount
When the convention reassembled a
the obstruction, thereby being prevented few minutes after 8 o’clock, the gallery
from reaching the epawning-grounds of was filled to overflowing with spectators.
the Upper Klamath waters.
, A band of music filled the orchestra rail
New York, May 24.—At today’s session and discoursed music while the delegates
of the Democratic Editorial Association of were taking their seats. Chairman Beek­
New York, resolutions were- adopted that man called the convention to order and
the democratic press of this state pledge then announced the result of the baliot
itself to oppose any legislation looking to fur delegates to the national convention
the free and unlimited coinage of silver. from the congressional districts.
There was only one negative vote.
At t’nis juncture the anticipated silver
I
George W. Boggs, owner and projector of resolution was sprung on the convention,
the large Elliott creek mining enterprise, and, although ttie silver men were evi­
arrived last week from Tacoma. The saw­
mill to cut the flume lumber will reach dently organized to push it through, it
Jacksonville by thefirst freight. Mr. Boggs did not take the convention five minutes
will take personal control of the work and to show that a decisive majorit}’ bad no
expects to complete all necessary prelimin­ patience with free-silver theories. M. F.
aries and nave the mine in operation with Eggleston, of Ashland, was recognized by
two six-inch giants by July 1.
the chair, and made a brief speech, in
C. B. Linebaugh who came to Ashland which he referred to the financial issue
about 18 months ago from Lane county pending. He then made a motion, in
with his family in the hopes ot benefiting the form of a resolution, reading it from
his health, finally succumbed to the rava­ a slip of paper he held in bis hands. The Well Known and
ges of consumption and died at his home He read as follows:
Always Popular
Sunday night The funeral took place
’“Resolved, That we declare ourselves to Hotel of Ashland
from the M. E. church yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Linebaugh was 37 years of age and be unalterably opposed to the single gold’
standard, and demand the immediate re­
leaves a wife and four small children.
The following teachers have been selected turn to the constitutional standard of
for the Grdnts Pass schools: C. 8. Price, gold and silver by the restoration by this
principal; Miss 8. A Wilson, assistant government, independently of any foreign
principal; Miss Minnie Tuffs, 7th grade; power, of the unrestricted coinage of
Mrs. Belle Huden, 6th tirade; Miss Lou both gold and silver into standard money,
Crockett, 5th grade; Mrs. Martin.4th grade; at the ratio of 16 to 1, and upon terms of
Miss Carrie Farr, 3rd grade: Miss M. E. exact equality; the silver coin to be a full
Griffiths, 2nd grade; Miss Mary Griffith, legal tender, equally with gold, for all
and Mis3 Louis May Davis, 1st grade.
debts and dues, public and private.”
Sam Brown, the boy murderer of Doug­
Amidst great applause, Mr. Eggleston
las county, walked out of the Roseburg jail moved the adoption of the resolution.
on Tuesday midnight of last week, the Shouts
arose all over the ball, and sev­ Substantial Brick Building.
jailor neglecting to lock the cell. Early in
Rates $1.00 and
the morning he arrived at J. R, 8utherlins, eral motions were made to lay the reso­ Centrally Located.
$1.50 Per Day.
lution
on
the
table.
12 miles from Roseburg, where he ate
breakfast and left about 7 o’clock. He was
Some one moved to refer the resolution
surprised at his sudden release and had no “to the committee on resolutions, yet to
plans of escape and thought of giving him­ be appointed.” The chair put the motion,
self up. He was arrested in the evening bj’ but before the vote was taken, F. D.
WHITE HELP EMPLOYED.
Feudal Sutherlin at his house and returned Winton, of Astoria, moved to lay the res­
to jail.
olution on the table. There was a storm
Corlies Merritt, so well-known by every
seconds, and Chairman Beekman ex­
man, woman and child in this city, has at of
last given in to the oft suggestion of a claimed in a loud voice: “All in favor
thousand lady’ friends: “Whv don’t you of the motion to lay on the table, say
get married.” It was done at last in Salem aye.”
Saturday night and the fair bride was Miss
There waB an instant storm of “ayes”
Jeanie Penney of Portland. -They will live that shook the building.
at Salem. Everybody is glad that Corlies
“All opposed, say ‘No,’ ” he Bhouted.
at last succumbed, and we wish them much The
free-silver men sent up a shout, but
success.
j
it was a weakling compared with that
Wiliiam Mackey, an old Coast range uttered by the anti-Bilver men.
logger, disagrees with Professor Johnson
“The motion is carried,” promptly an­
in the latter’s statement that the “weep­ nounced Chairman Beekman, and the
ing spruce” is found only in one spot in silver issue was settled once and for all
the world to-wit, in the Siskiyou moun­ in the convention.
tains. Mr. Mackey’ has seen the tree
Instantly there was a mighty shout
more than once both in the Yaquina and that shook the old theater building from
Coos bay regions. One of them, 100 feet pit to dome. The anti-silver men stood
high, with long, slender, leal-covered up on chairs and hugged each other,
limbs dropping to the ground, he says, waved their hats, handkerchiefs and
is a beautiful sight,
canes, and veiled to their tiearts' content.
Fred Ritschards, a jeweler in Jacksonville
Several silver men endeavored to get
for the past 20 years, died Fndav morning. the recognition ef the chair, thinking,
He was buried Saturday in the Jacksonville perhaps, they could, in some way, get
cemetery, under the auspices of Chester A. the convention to reconsider its vote. In
Arthur Post No. 47, Grand Army of the
Republic, of which he was a member. The the meantime, while the cheering was
deceased enlisted in the infantry service being continued and the silver men were
until the end of the war. He participated clamoring for 1 ecognition by the chair,
in 16 different engagements, among which Mr. C. B. Moores, speaker of the last
were the Wilderness. Antietam and Gettys­ house of representatives, mounted a
burg. He was a native of Switzerland, chair, and shouted at the top of his I
upright and honorable, and had many’ voice:
warm friends.
“Mr. Chairman, I move that this con­
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and others have been operating the ledge ing the balance of the evening in speech­
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above Water gulch, on Rogue river, three making and music.”
miles
from Gold ___
Hill. Their
clean-up for
___________
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TbiB motion meant that the silver men
thirty days amounts toover $600. On Tues­
day. Mav 21. B. A. Knotts, J. II. Way and had been met on a square issue and
J. H. Knotts discovered a ledge in Mr. defeated, and that, if the convention ad­
Knotts’ wheat field, near his home, From journed, they would have no further
Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head.
Apply intn the Xnetrilt.-------It is Quickly Abenried.
this ledge, in a single day, they secured hope of giving vent to their pent-up
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fully $1,500—and the end is not yet. The feelings.
golden treasure was found at the grass­
Chairman
Beekman
announced
Mr.
roots. One piece of the rotten quartz con­
tains at least $100, and is clearly one-half Moores motion to adjourn, and by the
gold. These fortunate gentlemen are crush­ same vote that defeated the silver reso­
ing their product in hand mortars. Each lution the convention decided to adjourn.
one can readily clean up $100 in a day.
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