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VOL. VIII.
ASHLAND,
Cow Creek Train Robbers Identified.
John Case and Jim Poole, bound over
to appear before the U. S. court for the
Cow creek U. S. mail robbery, were
taken to the Portland jail by Burb Brock­
way and City Marshal Carroll of Rose­
burg.
Postal Clerk Hermann, who was in
charge of the mails robbed in the hold-up
of the Southern Pacific train July 1, visit­
ed the county jail and identified John
Case as the robber who forced him to
cut open the mail sacks. If Hermann is
equally positive at the trial, his testi­
mony will do more to convict Case than
any other, as Case is held on a charge of
mail robbery. Hermann is the fourth
person to identify Case as the robber.
The others are Fireman Grey’, Brakeman
Norman and a passenger, T. P. Arroush’.
Engineer Waite and Wells-Fargo Mes­
senger R. M. Donahue cannot positively
identify him. The case against Poole is
much less strong, though it is said there
is a good deal of evidence against him.
District Attorney’ Murphy intimated that
a proposition had been made him by a
man at Roseburg for Case to turn state’s
evidence, if he can secure the promise of
a light sentence by doing so; but the
district attorney declined to aeoeot the
proposition, claiming to have sufficient
evidence to convict without a confession
from Case.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Ralph Mark has returned from Redding.
Fifteen houses have been built this year
in Dunsmuir.
Miss Radcliff has returned from her visit
with Albany friends.
For a clean shave or hair cut and bath go
to I. E. Deboy, Gold Hill.
Mrs. J. B. Russell and children of Yreka
are visiting Ashland relatives.
Joy’s for the Jaded.
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla,
Dell Cann, son of John B. Cann, is a
guard at the Folsom penitentiary.
)Vm. H. Breese was doing Klamath
county the past week on a business trip.
Geo. M. Willard was in town last week
en route from Portland to San Francisco.
Toney L. Woodcock died at Klamath
Falls last week of appendicitus, aged 17
years,
There is talk of running an overhead
electric car line from Shasta Retreat to the
McCloud river.
Miss Irene Chitwood returned to Med­
ford Sunday from a visit with Ashland
friends and relatives.
John Shook and his mother. Mrs. Amon
Shook, returned to Alkali valley last week
from their Ashland visit.
Miss Maud Hackler of Riddle’s accom­
panied Mrs. C. F. Gegax to Ashland last
week to visit friends here.
Judge Hanna is at Roseburg this week
holding circuit court in cases that Judge
Fullerton did not wish to preside in.
Mr. Grondabl, the chief civil and mechan­
ical engineer of the 8. P. in Oregon, and his
family are stopping at the Depot Hotel.
Mrs. D. W. Crosby of Medford is visiting
her family at Riddle’s. Her sister, Miss
Lillie Riddle, has been visiting Medford
friends.
David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford
University, was on Monday’s train to de­
liver an address at the Oregon City Chau­
tauqua.
M. A. Loosley, the young Klamath Falls
printer who has been in Jackson county for
some months, is at Pokegama, where he in­
tends starting a paper.
Bob Anderson, the well-known horse­
man of Tule lake, has taken a splendid two
year-old Guy Wilkes horse to the Yreka
race track to be trained by Billy Clark.
Mrs. Chas. M. Culver and son, after a
visit of some weeks with her folks, E. M.
Miller and family, and numerous Ashland
friends returned home to Alameda, Cal.,
Sunday.
Mrs. Helen E. Parker, the popular land­
lady of Hotel Linkville, Klamath Falls,has
turned over the management of that bouse
to E. J. Harvey and D. Jones, Jr., of Lake-
yiew.
The California supreme court has decided
the Smlth-Tebbe contest for school superin­
tendent of Siskiyou county in favor of
Clarence S. Smith, reversing the decision of
the lower court.
J. P. Dodge of Ashland, proprietor of the
furniture store in this place, was over here
this week. The new store is doing a big
business, as it has the contract to furnish
the tents for Shasta Retreat.—Dunsmuir
JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON,
Temperance In the Schools.
The persistent work of the W. C. T. U.
in pressing their total abstinence from
liquor agitation is making headway.
The following is from the proceedings ot
the late district institute:
A communication was received and
read from the W. C. T. U. of Oregon in
reference to instruction in the public
schools upon the effect of narcotic pois­
ons UDon the human system. On mo­
tion a committee, composed of Mr. J. M.
Horton, Supt. Carson and Miss Ellen
Bursell, was appointed to frame a suit­
able reply to the communication.
In reply the following resolutions were
framed and adopted:
Be it resolved that we, teachers of the
first judicial district and Jackson county,
in response, not onlv to a communication
from the W. C. T. U. of the state of Or­
egon, but to the demands of morality
and good citizens everywhere, endorse
heartily the work of the W. C. T. U., and
especially their effort to bring about
more thorough instruction in physiology
and hygiene, as applied to stimulants
and narcotics.
Be it also resolved that we, each of us,
make a personal effort in thia line, in
order that the lives of each succeeding
generation may be higher, as a result,
at least partially, of our efforts.
Chief of the County Papers.
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1895,
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Baking
Powder
NO. 9.
PLATFORM.
GROWTH OF CO-OPERATION.
The Rapid Growth about This Cen­
Failures Due to Violation of the True
tral Idea Promises a Victory.
!
Changed
HOTEL
OREGON,
The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now
Under the Management of
. A bsolutely pure
THE OMAHA
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One year................................................ ■ 76
Six months ......................................... ’ j 1 (Mi
Three mon ths....................................
5U
Advertising rates given on application.
FRED T. FRADENBURGH
The Party in San Francisco is very
PROPRIETOR.
hopeful. The county committee has just
revised its constitution, providing for a
county committee of 144, or eight from
ll/HO HAS improved the House and is pre-
Reader, did you ever take S immons
each one of eighteen assembly districts.
Rev. W. XV. Boyd of the Second Bap­
■* pared to Entertain the Traveling Public
L iver R egulator , the “K ing of
Each district has a district club tist church of St. Louis has been deliv­
In First Class Style.
L iver M edicines ?” Everybody needs
and a district committee. Each district
take a liver remedy. It is a sluggish or
committee is composed of one member ering a series of lectures on socialism
diseased liver that impairs digestion
from each precinct. District clubs have aud kindred subjects. Recently he pre­
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and causes constipation, when the waste
the power to select their delegates to sented the results of a careful investi­
that should be carried off Remains in
the county committee and to recall any of gation of, together with his views on,
$2.00
$2.50 Per
the body and poisons the whole system.
them by the “imperative mandate.”
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
The disintegration of old parties goes the subject of co-operation. Among oth­
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torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
on rapidly. Thousands who voted with I er things he said:
Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
old parties last fall, now confess there is
Recent figures have reached me show­
Special Rates to Boarders and large parties of Tour­
Marshfield Races.
diseases. Keep the liver active by an
no hope from those parties. It is settled ing the results of distributive co-opera­
Mr.
Fradenburgh
’
s
Gift.
In the Marshfield races Saturday, Bill that no financial reform will come from
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg­
ists.
When
in Ashland don’t fail to stop at Hotel Oregon.
Nye won the half mile dash in 53 sec­ Republicans and Democrats, as their par­ tion in Great Britain and making a
ulator and you’ll get rid of these trou­ From the Portland Morning Oregonian.]
Mr. Fred. T. Fradenburgh, proprietor
The English
onds; Martin S. second. Three-eights ties are now organized. Neither will de­ much fuller exhibit
bles, and give tone to the whole sys­
mile, Nellie B. first, Siskiyou Maid sec­ clare for free coinage of silver at the “wholesale” annual business is now
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver of The Oregon,a popular hotel of Ashland,
ond; time, 39J£ seconds. One mile ratio of 16 to 1; much lees for the issue 150,000,000 a year. Tho total of there-
Regulator is better than P ills . It sends to The Oregonian a box of very
pecial Sunday D
Novelty, Burlingame won first quarter of legal tender notes.
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly fine peaches with »his compliments.
porting
co-operative
stores
is
$250,-
They are designed to show what the
in .25 and half in .51 and Bill Nye three-
refreshes and strengthens.
Whatever silver leagues may form will
Fresh Eastern oysters, Turkey and Cranberry
quarters mile in 1:23% and mile in in 1896 find themselves in People’s Party 000,000, the profits, in excess of inter­
Every package has the Ited Z Rogue river valley can do in the way of
1:56>2. On Sunday Bill Nye won the ranks, as no other nartv will accept their est, $25,000,000 plus, the membership
stamp on the wrapper. J. H. one variety of fruit. The peaches are
Sauce, Price 50 Cents.
very choice and luscious, and the very
half-mile dash in .53, Burlingame 2d. coinage plank. However much some 1,400,000 plus. The total trade of co­
Zeiliu & Co., Philadelphia.
least that can be said for them is that
In the quarter mile dash Cascade won, Democrats may deceive themselves, it is
thev are the best Ashland can produce,
Nellie B. 2d; time, .27; seven-eights well known that the gold men have suf­ operative stores in Great Britain from
which is the best in the world,
mile. Bill Nye won, Martin S. second; ficient power to control the nomination 1861 to 1890, inclusive, was $2,748,436, ■
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time 1:38,
of the Democratic National Convention 440, and the profits in excess of inter­
That. Tired Feeling
as well aB of the Republican. It only est $233,059,495.
It is a common complaint and it is a danger­
A Happy Husband.
requires one-third of the delegates to a
ous symptom. It means that the system is
Let us now take a rapid glance at co­
Delaware,
Ohio.
—
"After
four
month
’
s
WM M. COLVIG,
debilitaied because of impure blood, and in
use of Simmons Liver Regulator my wife Democratic National Convention to pre­ operation in the United States. The
this condition it is especially liale toattacks
is almost entirely relieved of Chronic, Con­ vent the nomination of a free silver can­
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, of dtsease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the rem­
Puritan settlements gave a practical
stipated and Bleeding Piles.”—W. B. Lee­ didate.
edy for this condition, and also for that
The populists are growing very fast. training in the spirit of co-operation,
per. Your druggist sells it in powder and
■
Jacksonville, Oregon.
weakness whfth prevails at the change of
liquid; the powder to be taken dry, or made At Oakland we carried the mayor single- . and in tho first industry, that of the
season, climate or life.
into a tea.
handed this spring against a combination
of all other parties. We came within 57 fisheries, tho form of co-operation fol­
Hoods Fills act easily, yet promptly and
Wil! Practice in all the Courts of the
Henley Items.
efficiently on the bowels and liver. 25c.
votes of getting the mayor of San Diego, lowed which has continued, especially
State.
D. Dollarhide of Ashland, Oregon, was I hear. We elected the mayor of Spo­ in Maine, to tho present. Brook Farm,
Collections promptly attended to.
in Henley this week.
Mining Items.
kane a few days since and we have the Hopedale and other associations in the
The Gold Note river mining company,
Miss Cassie Dowling, of Yreka, is teach­ same good news from Oklahoma and
ing the Camp Creek school.
operating a claim near Ash creek, Klam­
many other points where local elections decade of 1840-50 were communistio as
M. BROWER] M. D.
ath river, has completed pumping out,
well as co-operative, and therein lay
Smith & Harvey are running their hydrau­ have been recently held.
and will commence hoisting pay gravel
Men scarcely dream of the strength of their weakness. The Workmen’s Pro­
lic
full blast on a large channel which looks
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
this week. The American Bar Co., at
fine.
the Omaha platform until they stop to tective union, 1850, the Patrons of In­
Prof. F. M. Hooper, and family, are consider. It has, In 1892, carried Wvo- dustry or tho Grange and similar organ­
O regon Klamath river, below Hornbrook, has
A shland ,
commenced hoisting pav gravel. The
spending a few days in Shasta valley with ming, Idaho, Colorado, Nevada and Kan
friends and relatives.
California Bar claim of \V. R. Price and
sas. In 1894, Nebraska and North and izations, though co-operative, failed be­
Office—At Residence intersection of Me Co., has been opened, and the delvers
South Carolina. In North Carolina there cause they did not grasp the true prin­
Miss
K.
E.
Grider
has
finished
her
term
Pain from sprains, bruises, cramps,
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets.
after gold in the bottom of the Klarr.ath,
of school at Coles, and returned to her home was a combination, but it was on the ciple of co-operation. Yet out of the ex­
near Hornbrook, will soon be raking out
diseased
or torn flesh, aches, wounds,
in Sciad Valley Saturday.
Omaha platform.
perience, agitation and education of
The Pokegama saw mill has not been
The Alliance or Ocala platform has
AVIS & FORCE DENTAL CO. gold dust from the sluices.
Neuralgia, etc., can be promptly
running since the Fourth, on account of been the platform of the Tillman Demo­ those 40 years the principles of true co­
"The Milwaukee.’’
scarcity
of
logs,
The
box
factory
is
run
at
operation
are
beginning
to
be
under
­
relieved and cured by using
cracy, or Alliance Democracy, upon
(Successors to Caldwell & Davis.)
The only railroad lighting its trains by
its full caoacitv.
which it has carried South Carolina stood aud put in practice.
electricity.
The
only
railroad
using
the
I. O. O. F. B lock , A shland , O gn .
F. Anderson, who went to Arizona three twice. Georgia came within 7,000 votes
The popular notion of a co-operative
celebrated electric berth reading lamp.
months ago, writes there is no place like of electing a Popuiist governor in October. store has been for a few persons to sub­
SEAM LESS GOLD. Aluminum Crowns The coaches now running on "The Mil­ News.
Dr.
’
and Gold Bridges a Specialty.
waukee” are Palaces on Wheels. On all
1894. Alabama ha9 been twice swept by scribe a small capital, buy at the low­
A cleanup last week at the Pacific mine, Siskiyou.—Yreka News.
its through lines the Chicago, Milwaukee A leased by Dr. Songer and Jos. Dame yield­
the Omaha platform—if the votes had est wholesale prices a stock of goods
The Depot Grocery
St. Paul Railway runs the most perfectly ed twenty-five ounces. This is a very good
Volcanic
been honestly counted. Old Texas went and sell them to the members at cost
E.
F.
Loomis
has
bought
the
Depot
gro
­
equipped trains of Sleeping, Parlor and showing at a depth of twenty feet, and
from
99,000
votes
in
1892
to
162,000
foi
cery
of
A.
C.
Rice
and
is
carrying
a
stock
Dining Cars and Coaches. "The Mil­ when bedrock is reached better results may
and perhaps on credit, thus cutting the
of first class groceries and provisions which us in 1894, and is certain in 1896. Virginia
waukee” connects with all trans-continental be expected.—Yreka News.
§ § Dealer in § S
prices of retail traders. The failure of
are
for
sale
at
living
prices
from
a
clean
The FARMER’S REMEDY for the
went
from
12,000
in
1892
to
over
90,000
lines«t St. Paul and Omaha. For lowest
so
many 60 called co-operative stores In
M.
E.
Hutchinson
and
D.
C.
Wilson,
two
and
attractive
place.
Dont
fail
to
call
and
for ub in 1893. Minnesota from 29,000 for
-1-1-1-I-l-l-l-l-l-l-l rates to any point in the United States well-known Klamath county young men see Loomis in nis new headquarters.
various diseases of domestic animals.
and Canada apply to ticket agents, or
ns in 1892, to over 87,000 in 18iH.. Cali­ this country is due to this total miscon­
have purchased J. H. Houston’s Gem sal­
address
C.
J.
E
ddy
,
Gen.
Agent,
ception
of
what
co-operation
is.
The
It is easy to apply, relieves at once
fornia
from
25,000
in
1892,
to
over
51,000
Granite, Marble,
The Road to Klamath Falls.
Portland, Oregon. oon at Klamath Falls. Mr. Houston’s
in 1894, and as high as 68,000 on some same thing occurred in England for half
I
large circle of warm friends in southern Klamath Falls Express.)
pain
and
inflammation,
and
cures
quickly. Full directions with each
Freestone Monuments
a century, until in 1844 the Rochdale
Oregon hope to see him remain iu this sec­
County Treasurer’s Fifth Notice.
R. A. Emmitt and J. W. Hamaker officers.
bottle. For sale everywhere. Price, 25c., 50c. and Si.00 per bottle.
Everywhere men tell me “We believe weavers discovered the true principle
tion somewhere.
have just returned from a preliminary
-
and Copings.
Jacksonville, Or., July 12.1895.
in
your
principles,
but
heretofore
we
that
must
lie
at
the
basis
of
all
success
­
Mrs. H. H. Sargent, wife of the military I view of the proposed wagon road to Ash­
Office of county treasurer of Jackson
THE DR. «1. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS. MO.
gentleman, and daughter of the late Lind-
Lind"-1 fo
fond.
nd. They were met at Parker’s by M. believed our old parties would adopt ful co-operative enterprise—namely, the
Also agents for IRON FENCES.
county.
Notice is hereby given that there are sey Applegate, is visiting Jackson county F. Eggleston and Jessie McCall, of Ash- thoes measures. Now we see they will feeding of co-operation on its profits.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
en route to Fort Wingate, t land,
- in
- company with
- - whom the}’ - look-
-
not
give us relief.” It seems that all
funds in the county treasury tor the redem­ relatives while enroute
(
conspire to a great national vic­ The principal features of the Rochdale
ption of
of all
all w outstanding
outstanding
warrants
protested N. M., where Lieut. Sargent has been trans­ ed out a new route Booth of the present things
t P.
> n
iddroaa-Y»FKA
warrants
prot
,
O. Address,
i RfcKA, siskivou
Siskiyou Co
to.. 1 ; | ption
lgsg
to
j
an
12t
h,
isso.
tolhe
the position of reg- ‘
irvm izcv. iv, xovo, w .......
. -v. In— ferred and promoted to
tory
for
our party in 1896. Events are system, which has proved successful
traveled
road from the Klamath river to
1
1 terest on the same will cease after the above imental quartermaster.
moving
very
rapidly, and all in our favor. wherever adopted, are these: Each mem­
Parker’s and feel Bure a new road can be
¡date.
M.S. W elch ,
Immense changes which will swell our ber of the co-operative society is limit­
During a political argument at Montague j made upon this route, with a better grade
By L. L. J acobs , deputy,
Co. Treasurer. last Sunday, one John Wheeler shot a man
by millions will occur before No­ ed to one vote in choosing directors to
less expense than to repair the old ranks
named Sanders in the chin with a 3s-calibre and
1
vember,
At our next national conduct the business. Only goods of
It is also their opinion that the convention 1896.
revolver. The bullet passed into Sande'-s’ road.
1
DR. JORDAN & CO.’S
we
shall
raise the standard standard quality and in constant de­
BORN
will be shortened at least two ' under which all opponents
mouth and was spit out with a mouthful distance
1
I
of plutocracy
of
blood.
Wheeler
was
arrested
and
bound
1
niles
by
the
new
route.
GREAT MUSEUM
will
fight
the
battle
of
1890
and win it. mand are bought. All goods are sold for
over
to
answer
in
the
superior
court
As soon as this report is acted upon by
1051 Market St., San Francisco I GRIFFIS— At Gold Hill, July 4, to Mr.
All we need is to remain firm in the cash, no credit being given, at the reg­
Send to Parkinson <t Wise of Pokegama, the
I
Ashland general committee, the com­ faith.
| and Mrs. J. H. Griffis, a son.
(Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
Stand to our colors. Organize! ular retail prices. A record is kept of
Cal., for your soda water, sarsaparilla, etc. mittee here will proceed to the work of (
Go and learn how wonderfully you ! LAWRENCE.—Near Gold Hill, to Mr.
Organize!
and sound the battle cry for purchases, and the profits, after deduct­
are
and how to avoid »ickncM |
subscriptions in labor »nd cash, freedom from
George Smith and Chatlie Hamaker. two raising
:
and Mrs. Tlyis. Lawrence, a daughter.
lash of usury. Avoid ing interest and a certain portion for
and disease. Museum enlarged with
Klamath boys, report a catch of 309 trout i and the combined efforts of both counties all compromise the which
thousand» of new objects. Admis­
surrenders any the reserve funds, are divided quarter­
on
the 7th in’st. in Sprague river, tieftr Bly. will have the road in good shape within '
sion 25 ots.
.......
principle
—
flee
from
all
temptation to ly, not on the shares, as in a joint stock
This
would
indicate
that
the
finny
tribe
.
a few weeks, The new route selected
Private Office—same Building
having heard of Agent Petit’s new rule, to will materially lessen the grade and the entangling alliances, and our victory is company, but on the amount of pur­
1051 Market Street- Diseases of men:
exclude, or limit fishing on the reservation Green Spring monntain grade will be as certain at that the sun will set on chases each has made. The dividend, or
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases ot the skm
and kidneys quickly cured without the use ot mcr-
and are moving to avoid it.—Express.
;
5
made regular and so much easier that next election day.—Thos. V. Cator, in rebate, received by each purchaser is
•:ury. Treatment personally or by letter. Send
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Hamaker
ana
son
People’s Advocate.
very
heavy loads can be hauled over it.
for book.
placed to his credit against further
Guy and son-in-law, C. L. Parrish, of
List of Letters
Ixjng established anti reliable practitioners. .
Klamath Falls and Miss Clopton of Bo­
shares of the capital stock or paid to
L / The only
“How- to Cure All Skin Diseases.”
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland him in cash, as ho desires. Thus the
nanza, arrived Monday. Messrs. Ham­ Simply apply "S wayne ’ s O intment .” N o
aker and Parrish continuing on to Port­ internal medicine required. Cures tetters, P. O.. July 15,1895:
savings are constantly invested in the
Merrick Mr F C
land and Miss Clopton to Oregon City. eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, Morrison Joe
Pitman J W
business, audit is this feeding on profits
Mrs.
Hamaker
and
Guy
will
visit
Ashland
admitted at the
bands, nose. &c., leaving the skin cfoqr,
Persons calling for same will please say that gives co-operation capital and sta­
friends until the men folks return.
white and healthy. Its great healing and advertised,”
W. H B runk . P. M. " bility.
curative powers are possessed by no other
A Pioneer’s Recommendation.
In co-operative production we find
THE CURSE OF MILITARISM.
Mr. J. W. Venable, of Downey, a pioneer ramedy. Ask your druggist for S wayne ’ s
.CHICAGO
that cheese factories and creameries for
of Los Angeles, County, Cal.,says: “When­ L intment _________ ______
We Forget Our Own Situation While Con­ the manufacture of butter are an estab­
jAbor Unions Reliable.
ever I am troubled with pain in the stomach
Hardware,
demning European Institutions.
or with Diarrhoea I use Chamberlain’s I The Massachusetts bureau of unem­
lished success. Of 150 creameries in
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I
We of the United States often talk in New England, 80 per cent are co-opera­
ployed
has
published
an
interesting
have
used
it
for
years,
know
it
to
be
a
re
­
, .Woodware and Tinware..
-ELY’S CREAM BALM -Cleanses the Nasal
liable remedy, and recommend it to every and very valuable report ou the number disapproval of tho militarism of Europe, tive. In the central and western states
Passages, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Reals
forgetting
the
fact
that
our
own
army
the Sores Rectores To■** end Smell »rd Ciires
one.” For sale by E. A. S herwin .
of persons who were thrown out of em­
one-fourth of the whole number are so.
of pensioners costs us about $160,000,- In the northwestern aud middle states
ployment
while
the
commercial
indis
­
'TEDAR WASHTUBS for 60c. and up-
Probate Conrr.
000 annually, to which must be added one-half of the cheese factories are co­
y wards. Cyclone Clothes Wringers, that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, out of the great
In matter of estate of C L Thurman. position was at its height aud wide­
$40,000,000 more for our small and very operative. Sixty per cent of the cheese
for $2.10. Grindstones, 3c. per lb.
of similar preparations manufac­ Mrs Helen Thurman, adm. submits final spread.
useless standing army, making a total made in factories in the United States is
Manufacturer of tin, sheet-iron and I number
report
and
Tuesday,
Sep
3d,
set
for
final
This
report
shows
to
what
extent
cap
­
Gives Relief at once for Cold in Head.
copper ware. Plumbing and job work tured throughout tlie world, was tlie only settlement.
of $200,000,000 0? annual expense,fully the product of co-operative effort. The
ital
contracted,
how
many
persons
were
medicine
of
the
kind
admitted
at
the
in,° llte Nostrils----------H is Quickly Absorbed.
In estate of Thos E Cailey, Files inven­
done to order.
k- 50c. Druggists or by mail. ELY BROS., M Warren Su, N.Y.
out of work and how generally the equal to that of the vast armies of significance of these statements is seen
World’s Fair, Chicago? And why was it
tory
and
appraisement
showing
property
B. F. REESER.
that, in spite of the united efforts of the valued at $1S6O. C E Wilcox, M S Wake­ wages of those remaining in employ­ France and Germany.
if wo add that the dairy production of
But our pension system should not be the United States is annually 610,000
manufacturers of other preparations, tho man and D L Wilson, appraisers.
R eescr B lock
: A shland , O regon .
ment were reduced. The bureau gave
In matter of guardianship of Clara M
condemned. It is but an act of justice
decision of tlie World’s Fair Directors was
Earhart and five other children. Order hearings at the principal industrial cen­ entailed by a false system—’that of war­ tons, or about one-third of the world’s
/•
not reversed?
product, and that our exports for 1889-
ters of the commonwealth and gathered
confirming sale of real property.
fare
and
militarism,
which
more
than
92,
inclusive,
were
75,487,380
pounds
of
a
vast
store
of
valuable
information.
BECAUSE
Nervous Shock.
M ain S treet , O pposite P laza .
It was the experience of the inquirers all else has retarded the development of butter and 344,609,978 pounds of cheese,
According to R ule 15— “Articles ®
E. W. J oy C ompany —Gentlemen: This that the leaders of the principal trade the human family and fettered its hap­ a total value of more than $39,000,000.
that are in any way dangerous or ' o
is the first time I have attempted to write
(KLAMATHON)
ZPJLIJSTTS,
TOOLS,
offensive, also patent medicines, o
for three years. Have been so nervous and organizations could be relied upon for piness. Yet this burden of ours is a great At least one-half of this value was the
oi
drain
upon
the
resources
of
a
nation
result of co-operation.
nostrums, and empirical prepara­ oi
weak that I have laid in bed for most of accurate knowledge of the conditions in
WALL PAPER. G-JLJVSS. ETC.
the time.
tions, whose ingredients are con­ o
I tho various branches which they repre- even so young and vigorous as our own,
Co-operative manufacturing is the
A
friend
who
had
taken
your
Sarsaparilla
O
B
uilding
P
apers
, ’W rapping -P apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
for
it
absorbs
the
profits
on
$3,200,000,
•
cealed, will not be admitted to the
most difficult form of co-operation, yet
Oi
sent nie two bottles. The second one is 1 sented. Their testimony was usually cor­ 000 of national values.
Exposition,” and, therefore—
I have the statistics of 40 such establish­
Oi
most gone, and I have gained twenty roborated from point to point as the
——Will Leave For-----
The war of the rebellion cost this na­ ments in thin country, the managers of
F Because Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is not a Oi
pounds, and surely feel a new woman. I bureau traveled about
O
patent medicine, not a nostrum, and not O
was pale—thin. No ambition. Had given
The bearing of this statement is that tion a sum so great that we, the richest which speak of the system in praise.
Klamath Hot Springs,
up, as I had tried so many remedies and
a secret preparation.
o
and most vigorous of all countries, still •
doctors but found no benefit. If you care to ascertain at any given time what in­ feel its effects, for it entailed q debt of ; But co-operation in the United States
Because its proprietors had nothing to o
has won its most signal success in build­
via Jenny and Fall Creeks conceal
o
dustries
in
the
state
have
a
larger
sup
­
to publish this vou have my consent.
when questioned as to the for­ o
bonds and pensions aggregating not less ing and loan associations. Originating
(Signed) MRS. A. C. TILLMAN,
ply
of
labor
than
the
demand
requires
oi
mula from which it is compounded.
very M onday and F riday
_____________ Alameda. Cal.
information must be sought at the head­ than the ipconoeivable sum of $6,000,- in Philadelphia in 1831, they are now
o
after Train from South, and con­
Because it is all that it is claimed to be o
Jackson Co., Oregon.
Assessment of Siskiyou County for quarters of the trade unions which pre 000,000, while the destruction of life to be found in most of the northern and
nect with Ager stage at Klamath —a Compound Concentrated Extract of o
and property cost an additional loss to western states. In Pennsylvania the peo­
1805.
most
strongly
organized.
—
Boston
Her
­
o
Hot Springs; and return Tuesday and
Sarsaparilla, and in every sense, worthy o
the nation of not less than $2,000,000,- ple have saved through them $60,000,-
The total assessment of Siskiyou ald.
______
_______
Saturday in time to connect with both the indorsement of this most important o
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
000 more, making the staggering ag­ 000. Nearly 100,000 homes in Philadel­
county for 1895, as made by Assessor
o
committee,
called
together
far
passing
trains.
New,
Early
and
Prolific
Pea».
NOTARY PUBLIC and
McBride, amounts to $9,449,625, a gain
gregate of $8,000,000,000, more than phia have thus been paid for. Commis­
upon tlie manufactured products of the o
o
over the assessment of 1894 of $1,145,889. |
J. R. EATON, Propr. entire
The editor of The Rural New Yorker $1,000 to each family existing in the sioner Wright says that, though the av­
COLLECTOR O,F ACCOUNTS
world.
Oi The Board of Equalization has raised the reports that the new early pea, Exo-
-----------------------------------------------------1
United States at the close of that war-
o
erage age of all these associations is but
assessor’s figures $30,000. The assess­ nian, was tried at The Rural grounds
o
AS LISTED a NUMBER OF SMALL AND LARGE FARMS from 20 acres up
Had that prodigious expenditure of
o
ment of the city of Yreka amounts to last season. Planted April 19, the first wealth, labor, diplomacy aud blood been 6.2 years, there are in the United States
for Sale or Rent..
I
o
5,838 of them, with 1,745,725 share­
$475,220, a gain over the assessment of picking was June 18. The Exopiaa ex­
Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands.
o
1894 of about $125,000. The above cels in bearing uniformly well filled devoted to the betterment of the condi­ holders, having net assets of $450,667,-
for Exhibition • o
tion of the masses of this nation, we 594. The total profits have been $80, -
o
QUARTZ AND PLACER MINES.
figures are subject to alteration by the
¡ AT • Admitted
pods which average 2 inches long, filled now should not be laboring in the throes 664,116. He estimates that by this
THE WORLD’S FAIR o
Board
of
Equalization
which
will
meet
o
I booooooooo oooooooooooooo on the 19th of this month. These figures with about five large wrinkled seeds. of an “era of depression. ” Men or na­ agency these have bfliU in thia country
Have put in a new
AS LISTED a number of small and large farms, from 20 acres up, for Sale or
Rent.
show a decided improvement in the The vines grow about 2 feet high. But tions, after spending their best days in nearly 400, 000 homes. Bradstreet’s re­
> SODA WORKS
fW'Three houses and lots in the town of Gold Hill, all good business stands
county in spite of the dull times which the Exonian is no better than the new a drunken debauch, may with poor ports that tho aggregate resources of
seem to be affecting every section of the Station, which is just as early and per- grace exclaim, “Au era of depres­ tbeso co-operative savings associations
-----
At Pokegama, Cal.
country. The next assessment will, 1 haps more prolific. There is no sweeter sion,” or “A visitation of Providence.Vr
of the country are nearly 60 per cent of
without a doubt, exceed $10,000,000.
pea thau the Paragon. The Admiral Nations or individuals who, indulge in the entire assets of all state, saving,
KLAMATH
RIVER
o:o ogooooooocsocscoocoo
I (vines 3 feet) is an extremely prolific such excesses pf passion aro only invit­ loan and trust companies and private
Buckler's Arnica Salve.
ND are prepared to fill all orders on
....THE....
The best salve in the world for Cuts, intermediate. The pods are small, bqt ing disaster and stern retribution.— banks and bankers from which reports
short notice. »•»***
—f- The Celebrated •>—
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever weR filled'wjth from sfr jo pin? seed« “The Problem of Civilization Solved,” were received in 1890. Their deposits
Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Mary
E.
Lease.
ARTIST Sores,
were less than 10 per cent below those Healths.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi­ Chamberlain's Hye and Skin Ointment
Is p rena rea to Accomodate the .’.
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
of tho national banks and were more
With
one
eye
on
the
clock,
and
the
other
—AND—
Is unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Salt- on your plate", you cannot enjoy a meal than twice as largo as the total capital
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
4-
+
TRAVELING public
Has added another chair to His
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Rhenm, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped When traveling east, you should take the stock of the uat^una) banks. With this Summer Resort,
❖
t I TOURISTS and
Old Reliable Establishment and
For sale bv E. a , Sherwin.
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites, Northern Pacific, the only dining car line
!*++++ ! EXCURSIONISTS.
average life of a little
is better prepared than ever to
Is open t»r the “| QQ **
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids. from Portland: meals 75 cents. You don’t true
The Missouri World.
accommodate the Shaving pub-
. . . reason of JL O <_z O
have to get up in the morning at sj^ o’clock, ' more than six years, what will happen
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
BOARDERS HAVE ACCESS TO
Published weekly at Chillicothe, Mo.,
rush to breakfast and
V. it down in fif­ when this new form of co-operation gets
TO HOBS e ’ o WNEBS.
is a People’s party paper that gives the
teen miiiutes, and th'£u have to wqit until 2 <ts growth throughout the Union?
By
W. MAYNARD I SPRINGS FREE OF CHARGE.
ot '^o clock fp.t'luifoh or dinner. To avoid
general news and makes a specialty of
For putting a horse ip a
r»ns
IS
this, takptfac Northern Pacific; the only
Populist news, correspondence and ditian |ry pr. 0a’ "
For your job printing call on the R ec ­ Hotel, Cottages and)
diping
car
route,
theoply
line
the
Yellow
­
Camping
grounds,
f
speeches.
It
is
not
a
local
paper
but
is
digestion
curt
They tope up the
HOT AND COLD BATHS
stope V«tfk aud the only line running Pull­ ord . We are equipped to knock prices.
(Good Rooms and
For further particulars, address :
as good for one siatp a? another. It is loss
of appetite, yell
jeli eye cs>tisfipati0Ib V°.rW man -Rjurlst Bleepers through to the east
ss oi
1 Eine Meals.
four
pages,
eight
24
inch
columns
to
the
kii
idnev
disorders
and
destroy
WPH»».
giving
The
U.
S,
Gov't
Reports
without from 12 to 16 hours delay. For
Remember the piaci
H. TRUITT,
page. Price 50 cents a year (52 numbers). new
3W Hie
„ to an old of aveMtorkedhorse. 26 coll information, time cards, maps, etc.,
show Royal Baking Powder Mineral, Mud and Vapor Baths for
Sample copy free. Missouri World, cents] per package. For sale by druggists.
fall on or address, Robert Leonard, Agent,
Beswick, California.
the ich and Diseased.
Opposite the Flaza. Chliliwths, Mo.
rMitat E. At B mmwis ’ s drugstore. Ashland, Or,
supgrlar to all other». T.
fOaOALS BY ALL DÄTOOM TSi
Professional Cards
J")
Principles of Co-operation—The Business
Must Be Fed on the Profits—At Least
Such Are the Views of an Investigator.
Rates,
Day.
and
inne
ASHLAND
MILLS
SELDOM EQUALED, NEVER EXCELLED.
VIRGIN & COMPANY, Prop’s.
HUMAN ^ANIMAL
J. H. McLean s
Oil Liniment.
J. B. RUSSELL.
FOR MOST COMPLETE LINE OI
J
OF ANATOMY
Hardware, ïiiirae,
Etc., Kept in This Country, Go To
I I. C. MYER.
PA
Ashland, Oregon.
GARLAND STOVES & RANGES,
D’S
CROSS-CET SAWS, LANTERNS,
In
AMMUNITION. CUTLERY.
Why Was It
C
*
»
ATARRH
C
H. S. EVANS,ASHLAND-OK
PO >5 EQ AM A
Express
GUNS-
Stage
PAINTING,
¿PAPERING,
ETC.
GOLD HILL,
E
PARKINSON & WISE
Ayer’SoXSarsaparilla
H
L. V. HIGH,
A
TOLMAN’S f SPRINGS.
TONSORIAL
G.
I-V»
HOT SPRINGS HOTEL.