Y*-
VALLEY RECORD.!
The People’s
Paper.
ASHLAND, Or........Thursday, Dec. 12.1895.
Indian War Claims.
Senator Mitchell has introduced a bill
to pension soldiers who served in Indian
wars; entitling Indian war veterans to
admission to soldiers’ home in U. S. on
same terms as veterans of late rebellion.
Congressman Hermann has introduced
a like bill in the house and bills to re­
imburse Henry Judge for 90 equipments
furnished Co. A, of the let Regiment of
Oregon cavalry, late war; also making
payment to II. W. Shipley of Table Rock
for work done and materials furnished
in the construction of a grist and saw
mill at Nez Perce Agency in Idaho.
Pensioning Wm. Russell for services in
Rogue river Indian war of 1855-56, for
disabilities incurred. For repayment to
Plinn Cooper, 8. Hamilton and the per­
sonal representatives of the estate of the
late James Cox, deceased, for money
erroneously collected from them.
The Standard Dictionary.
Thia io the grandest work of the age
and is the joint product of the best
specialists in the world. It is backed and
endorsed by the foremost scholars of the
day.
Prof. R. H. Chittenden, of Yale Uni­
versity, in Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette,
N.Y.says: “In thia age of successful
dictionary-making, the publishers of a
new work of this description must have
perfect confidence in the excellence of
their production to warrant the large out­
lay attendant upon the publication of
such a comprehensive and necessarily
coetly volume.
Careful examination,
however, of ths sample pages now before
ns gives ample evidence of the reasons
for such a feeling of confidence on the
part of the publishers. A dictionary
made as this is, with the definitions
written by such a large number of experts
in their several departments can not fail
of being of great worth, both to the
scholar and to all people, young and
old.”
The popularity of Chamberlain’s Congh
Remedy and the high esteem in which it is
held leads us to believe it to be an article of
great worth and merit. We have the pleas­
ure of giving the experience of three protni,
nent citizens of Redondo Beach, Cal., in the
use of the remedy. Mr. A. V. Trudell says:
"I have always received prompt relief when
1 used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.-’
Mr. James Orchard says: “1 am satisfied
that Chamberlain's Cough remedy cured
niy cold." Mr. J. M. Hatcher says: "For
three years I have used Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy in my family and its re -
suits havealways been satisfactory.’’ E.A.
tSaaawix.
Real Estate.
Will W Nickerson to W H Shepherd­
land in tp 39 o, r 2 e; $5.
Rial Hinkle to J A Prichard—20 acres
of placer mining ground in sec 11, tp 3-5
s, r 4 w; $120.
Henry Greeg to same—quit claim deed
to same property.
Caroline Cardwell to Jermiah Nunan—
land in Mrs Cardwell’s add to Jackson­
ville ; $25.
Drusilla Meet et al to Pauline Hines—
I
160 acres, sec 28, tp 38 s, r 4 w > $1057.
Alex Orme to Chas Meier—an undivid­
ed ^ interest in and to the Tin Pan
quartz claim, Galls creek district; $400.
Alex Orme to Chas Meier—an undi­
vided *s interest in the Lime Py quartz
claim, Miller creek district; $200.
Michael Chavner et al to Wm McNight
and Joseph Goldsworthy—Its 11, 12, blk
32. Gold Hill; $12.50.-
James Markabury to same—an undi­
vided ,v4 interest in and to It 7, blk 14,
Gold Hill; $076.50.
A P Talent to Straube Bros—interest
in Its 3, 4, 5, 6. 9,10, blk F, Talent ; $150.
Michael Chavner to T K Roberts—It
13, blk 16, Gold Hill;$l.
I A Mounce to Geo R Lindly—It 13, blk
13, Medford; $1150.
U 8 patent to Edward Hendricks—
149.46 acres, sec 30, tp 38 s, r 3 w.
U 8 to Theo Cameron—160 acres, sec 3,
tp 36 s, r 1 w.
MINING LOCATIONS.
Samuel Murphy and R. A. Smith located
on Dec. 5th mining claim in tp 38 s, r 1 w.
Jacksonville Mining and Milling Co on
Dec t>th relocated the “Excelsior” and
“Vernon” mining claims on Jackson
creek.
8.8. Smith on Dec. 6th located the "Hum­
bug” placer claim of 20 acres, in tp 38 s, r 1
w.
Chicago ice dealers have organized a
trust.
San Luis Obispo merchants have or­
ganized a board of trade.
The syndicate organized to control
tho Chilean nitrate output has col­
lapsed.
The annual meeting of the National1
Livestock Exchange was held in Chi­
cago last week.
The Chicago Mining Exchange is al-1
most a certainty. The outline of the
proposed exchange has already been
agreed upon.
Fitzsimmons and Peter Maher have
signed articles to fight in New Mexico.
Corbett says he will challenge Fitzsim­
mons if he defeats Maher.
J. W. Mackay and Senator Jones have
boen acquitted of the charge that they
defrauded stockholders in the Consoli­
dated California and Virginia Mining
company.
Ths Chicago gas trust has won-» big
victory. Judge Showalter of the Uni­
ted States circuit court rendered a de­
cision refusing to grant an injunction
to prevent the several gas companies of
the city from consolidating.
The Woman’s Suffrage association of
Arizona has been organized at Phoenix
Mrs. L. C. Hughes, wife of the gov­
ernor, was elected president. Resolu­
tions were passed commending Gov­
ernor Hughes for his stand on the
equal suffrage question.
Apaches are pillaging and murdering
again in the Gila valley, Arizona. The
venerable Bishop Merrill ami his daugh­
ter were slain and scalped a few days
ago by the savages. A late report says
the bodies of four white men were
found below old Fort Thomas.
Erastns Mills of Quincy, Ill., has ar­
rived at Riverside after one of the most
peculiar journeys on record On July
21 he left his home with a string of
horses and a wagon and drove overland
to California. The trip was made in
five months and three days. Mills had
no difficulty anywhere on the road.
A Welcome Usher of’95.
The beginning of the new year will haven
welcome usher in the shape of a fresh Al­
manac. descriptive of the orign, nature and
uses of the national tonic and alterative,
Hostetter’s Stomach bitters,combined with
the descriptive matter will be found calen­
dar and astronomical calculations absolut­
ely reliable for correctness, statistics, illus­
trations, verses carefully selected, and other
mental food highly profitable and entertain­
ing. On ibis pamphlet, published and
printed annually by The Aostetter Comp­
any, of Pittsburg, 60 hands are employed in
the mechanical department alone. Eleven
months s.re devoted to its preparation. It
is procurable tree, of druggists and country
dealers everywhere, and is printed in Eng­
lish. German. French. Spanish, Welsh,
Norwegian, Holland, Swedish and Bohe­
mia.
___________________
cteorge Augustus Sula, the distin­
guished London journalist, is dead.
The Kentucky legislature is battling
over the election of a United States
senator to succeed Senator Blackburn.
Peter Conley, formerly inspector and
during the last few months acting chief
of police of New York city, has been
appointed to the position.
Lord Dunraven will be in New York
next week in order to resume an in­
quiry a3 to the degree of immersion oi
the Defender ia the race for the Ameri­
ca cup in September.
Rev. Dr. J. S. Kennedy, pastor of the
Calvary Presbyterian church at Seattle,
lias accepted a call to the pastorate of
St. John's church, San Francisco, made
vacant by the death of Rev. D. Ilanson
Irwin.
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Mr?. Della Stewart Parnell, mother
of the late Charles Stewart Parnell, is
a mental and physical wreck. She is
at a New York hospital. Mrs. Purnell
is over 80 years old and probably will
not live very long.
Miss Soplionisba G. Harrison, second
daughter of the late mayor of Chicago,
Carter IL Harrison, and Barrett East­
man, son of Colonel F. A. Eastman
of Los Angeles, were married recently
at Chicago. The wedding was a sump­
tuous affair, about 3,500 persons hav­
ing been invited to attend.
Patrick Wood, 42 years old, an incur­
able patient in a New York hospital, is
attracting great attention among medi­
cal men. His skin lias lost all its elas­
ticity and he cannot move. Wood was
a painter and two years ago his skin be­
gan to harden and he was unable tc
work. He was compelled to go to the
almshouse. lie cannot move and is
positive that if he should fall out of bed
he would break open.
Probate Court.
Estate of John Weiss. Order made for
sale of personal property.
Estate of Philander Powell. Order of
final settlement made and administrator
discharged.
Estate of John W. Satterfield. Same
as above.
Estate of Wilfred Prefontaine. Johan­
na Ksrewski appointed administratrix, I
Marvellous Results.
and Thomas Carr, R. A. Cook and Alex
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gunder
Orme appraisers.
Estate of Rilley F. Smith.
Applica­ man, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permit­
ted to make this extract: "I have no hes­
tion made to sell real estate and citation itation
in recommending Dr. King’s New
issued.
Discovery, as the results were almost mar­
The Klamath Falls (Or.) stage was
held up again last week by a lone high­
wayman. This is the seventh time the
same stage has been robbed.
P. Callahan of Livermore, accused at
Lathrop by Mrs. Nettie Kass of crimi­
nal assault, has been discharged. It
proved to be a case of blackmail.
The Fresno grand jury has filed an­
other report on connty affairs and sev­
eral officials are severely scored for ex­
travagance in conducting public affairs.
The report of the Los Angeles health
officer shows that there were 80 births
and 129 deaths iu November. Con­
sumption was the principal cause ot
death.
Joel H. Albright, postmaster at Port
Crescent. Wash., 1 km been indicted by
the federal grand jury at Seattle for
embezzlement. Albright is charged
with defrauding the government of
<775.
A jury awarded Peter McGraw $3,000
in a suit for damages brought at Sacra­
mento against the Terry estate for $10,-
000. McGraw was injured by falling
through a decayed wooden sidewalk be­
longing to the T erry family.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
velous in the case of my wife. While I was
yastor of the Baptist Church at Rives
unction she was brought down with
Pneumonia succee.iing La Grippe. Terrible
paroxysms of coughing would last hours
with little interruption and it seemed as if
she could not survive iheiu. A friend rec­
ommended Dr. King’s New’ Discovery; it
was quick in its work and highly satisfactory
in results.” Trial bottles free at E. A.
Sherwin’s drug store. Regular size .50 c t
and $1.00. ___________________
The estate of Thomas H. Blythe at
San Francisco has finally been given tc
Florence Blythe-Hinckley, who is de
creed by the counts to be the daughtei
of Blythe and his sole heir at law. The
case has been in contest for about 10
years and over 100 claimants scrambled
for the property, which is now valued
at $4,000,000.
Ada McReynolds of Columbia, Tuol­
umne county, who confessed to a pri­
vate detective that her two brothers
killed Station Agent Morris at Chinese
Camp, was not held by the grand jury.
She was prevailed upon by the detect­
ive to sign the confession for the pur­
pose of securing $5,000 insurance which
the detective told her would go to her
if it was shown that Morris did not
commit suicide. Shortly after the girl
was released from custody her brother
Albert committed suicide in his cell by­
cutting his throat with a pocket knife.
W. H. T. Durrant has been sentenced
to be hanged for the murder of Blanche
Lamont. Judge Murphy denied the
motion for a new trial and sentence 1
Durrant, but did not fix a date for tho
execution. Durrani’s attorneys gave
notice that the case would be appealed.
Many months will elapse before the
case is finally disposed of in the higher
court. In the meantime Durrant will
be in the custody of the warden of San
Quentin. When tho court was pro­
nouncing the death sentence Durrant
Stood up and looked squarely at the
judge and not a muscle of his face
changed He was the least disturbed
person in the courtroom.
The annual coursing meet nt Merced
is being held this week. AU the best
dogs of the Coast are entered.
Professor Perrine’s comet can now be
seen from the Lick observatory by the
naked eye. It is rapidly approaching
the sun and will soon become an even­
ing object.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
The Southern Pacific railroad is ar­
by local applications, as they cannot reach
ranging for several excursions from L« ts the diseased portion of the ear. There is
Angeles to other Southern California only one way to cure deafness, and that is
cities, the ol jtct being to give tourists by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
an opportunity to visit various sections caused by an inflamed condition of the mu
cous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
of the state at small cost.
this tube gets inflamed you have a rum­
The bill of intervention of 1h? federal bling sound or imperfect hearing.and when
government to restrain the California it Is entirely closed Deafness is the result,
unless the inflammation can be taken
railroad coiuuirs«ion' fjrom, reducing the and
out and this tube restored to its normal
ttransportatiou charges of the Southern j condition, hearing will be destroyed for-
Pacific company is before the United i ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed
Stales circuit court nt San Francisco.
ROYAL Baking Powder,
Highest of all la leavening
Strongth.-V. S. (lovarnaMit Rsoort.
condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars,'free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
Unsold by Drugfiits, 75c.
THE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE.
The increase in the bonded debt can
The Republican national commit ter
be compensated by renewed activity and
met
at Washington on Monday.
enterprise and restored confidence. A
President
Cleveland has gone on a
troublesome indebtedness would be can­
celled instead of the menace of unend­ hunting trip to Chesapeake bay.
The first week of congress was occu­
ing bonds.
“The obligations necessary to fund pied by the introduction of bills and
this indebtedness would not equal in resolutions.
amount those from which we have been
Senator White has introduced a bill
Mrs. Fitzgerald, an elderly woman,
disappeared from Comax, B. C., three
years ago and lier skeleton was found
in the woods a few days n’-o.
W. E. Panlscll, son of an ex-harlxtr
commissioner who was once promi­
nently mentioned as a candidate for
governor of California, was sentenced
to 15 years’ imprisonment for robbing a
faro bank at San Francisco.
Mrs. 8. D. Smith of Kansas City sat­
urated her clothes with coal oil and
then applied a match. She was horri­
bly burned. Sickuess had made her in­
sane. Her husband was badly burned
in attempting to save his wife.
John G. Thompson, a carriage maker
at Milwaukee, married two women and
attempted to keep them in the same
house. Wife No. 2 was a “boarder”
until Wife No. 1 found a marriage cer­
tificate in her room. Thompson is in
jail
The superintendent and seven opera­
tives of the Berry detective agency of
Chicago, who on the night of Nov. 14
shot and killed Frank White while try­
ing to capture his brother, Clarence
White, have been indicted for murder
by the grand jury.________
Memorial Resolutions.
W hereas death has again invaded our
Lodge and claimed a loved Sister, a zeal­
ous and faithful member of our Order.
Therefore be it
f R esolved , that by the death of Sister
Van Sant our order has suffered an irre­
parable loss, and we mourn for her with
a depth of Borrow that always attends the
departure of a good and true sister.
R esolved , that we extend our heart­
felt sympathy to the bereaved family of
our deceased Sister and that as a Mark
of esteem in which our departed Sister
was regarded by us, these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge
and a copy sent to each of the papers and
one to the family of our departed Sister
under seal of the lodge.
Committe«. j E. J. F arlow .
L eah C aldwell .
E mma S tei 'H eksom .
toast bread
Following is a digest of tlio salient
and keep it dry. There’ll be no danger of its molding.
points of President Cleveland’s annual
But moisten the bread with water, and see the result,
me? sago to congress:
in
a short time it is covered with mold. It is just so
The message is very lengthy, contain­
ing over 29.000 words, which would fill
with consumption. Its germs will not grow in the
ab tit twenty ordinary columns if pub­ relieved since 1884 by anticipation and in the senate appropriating $200,000 for
lungs unless everything is suitable to them. Weak­
payment, beyond the requirements of the enlargement of the postuffiee at Los
lished verbatim.
ness, poor blood, loss of appetite, coughs and colds
The message opens with a reference the sinking fund out of our surplus rev­ Angeles.
Belgium has refused to surrender
to tho importance of our foreign rela­ enues.
often
prepare the ground for the development of the
“The currency withdrawn by the re­ Harry Russell, the postoffice robber
tions and exigencies of the national
germs of consumption. To destroy germ-life the sys­
finances at this time and the conse­ tirement of the United States notes and who escaped from Ludlow-street jail,
treasury
notes,
amounting
to
probably
New York city, to the United States
tem must be kept in a well-nourished condition. Do
quent determination of the president to
less than $486,000,000, might be supplied authorities.
confine his message to those subjects.
not lose flesh.
Great Britain has refused to submit
The first subject of importance con­ by such gold as would be used on their
with hypophosphites, as
sidered is the disordered condition of retirement or by an increase iu the cir­ the Venezuelan question to arbitration,
as proposed by President Cleveland. It
a preventive. It furnishes the reinforcements neces­
affairs in China, following upon the culation of our national banks.
“ I think they should be allowed to is­ is predicted that the matter will be­
close of the war with Japan. The con­
sary for the body to conquer in the easiest possible
sequent weakening of the central auth­ sue circulation equal to the par value of come much more serious before a favor­
form.
The oil is in a state quickly taken up and rap­
the
bonds
they
deposit
to
secure
it,
and
able solution i9 reached.
ority of the government and the serious
that
the
tax
on
the
circulation
should
Congressman Hilborn of California
outbreaks of the'old national spirit
idly transformed into the organs and tissues.
against foreigners is discussed. The de­ be reduced to one-fourth of one per has prepared a bill to be introduced in
When you uk for Scott’« Emulstoa and roar draKrI«t give«
mands of the "United States and other cent., which would undoubtedly meet the house providing for the erection of
you a salmon-colored packet« with the picture at a man and
all
of
the
exi>ense
of
the
government
in
­
fish on it—you can trust that man with your prescriptions I
a plant at the Benicia (Cal.) arsenal for
powers for the punishment of the ag­
curred
on
their
account.
In
addition,
gressors and the compliance of the Chi­
assembling ordnance of the army and
(O csau and >1.00
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York
nese government are related, as is the they should be allowed to substitute or navy. The bill asks for an appropria­
demand of the United States for a deposit in lieu of the bonds now required tion of $1,000,000 for the purpose.
special commission to investigate the for security for their circulation those
disturbances when they first broke out. which would be issued for the purpose Department of Music of State Nor-
mal.
The customary cordial relations l»- of retiring the United states notes and
Those wishing to take music, either piano,
tween this country and France have the treasury notes. ”
3X
It is estimated that this would in­ voice, or organ, can see Miss Thomas, the
been undisturbed with the exception of
at the Normal building or at her
crease the national bank circulation by teacher,
the Waller incident.
boarding place, Mrs. White’s, Corner of
nearly
as
much
as
the
currency
retired^
Our relations with Germany are in­
First Ayenue and Spring Street. One hour
ever recorded by Sherwin for 1895,
fluenced by the delusive doctrine that Restrictions in the luw on the location lessons 50 cts. Lessons given at the school
the internal development of a nation of national banks might be done away or the homes of the students.
Everybody
is promote'd and its wealth increased by with and branch banks authorized.
An
investigation
of
the
accounts
of
wants to get the
“ But there might not be the necessity
a policy which is undertaking to reserve
ex-City Treasurer Bollin of Omaha
for
such
au
addition
to
the
currency.by
its home markets for the exclusive use
shows the amount of bis shortage to be
of its own producers necessarily ob­ any new issues of bank circulation as at $30,000. There is u question whether
first
glance
is
indicated.
structs their sales in foreign markets
High grade goods sold at low grade prices.
“The silver left in the treasury might the city can recover from Bollin’s
and prevents free access to the products
bondsmen because the date of the
of the world. The desire to retain be gradually converted into fractional
Everybody wants them.
shortage is in doubt. Bollins and his
coin.
trade in time-worn rules, regardless of
deputy
are
in
jail
awaiting
trial.
“The government receives no gold in
the inexorable laws of new needs and
Everybody gets them.
changed conditions of demand and sup­ payment of revenues, nor would it if
Use It m Time.
ply, and our own halting tardiness to the revenues were increased. The re­
Sherwin says what he will do, and does what
Catarrh • starts in the nasal passapes, af
inviting a freer exchange of commodi­ ceipts are all in silver certificates, Uhi- fecting
eyes, ears and throat, and is m fact,
ties, and by this means imperiling our ted States notes and treasury notes. ”
the great enemy of the mucous membrane.
he says.
From Now Until Spring
A lengthy argument follows on the Neglected colds an the head almost invari­
footing in the external markets natur­
Overcoats
and
winter
wraps
will
lie'
in
ably
precede
catarrh,
causing
an
excessive
ally o{>en to us, have created a situa­ impossibility of securing gold for the
Get your DRUGS and HOLIDAY GOODS and
of mucus, and if the mucus discharge fashion. They can be discarded, tempor­
tion somewhat injurious to American treasury from the present currency re­ flow
becomes interrupted the disagreeable re­ arily, while traveling in the steam heated
export interests, not only in Germany ceipts. The withdrawals of gold are sults of catarrh will follow, such as bad trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
tickets free, it is all the same to
where they are perhaps most notice­ due to fright, and nothing will stop breath, severe pain across forehead and Paul Railway. For solid comfort, for
them but a cure of the fright. It is de­ about the eyes, a roaring and buzzing sound speed and for safety, no other line can
able, but in adjacent countries.
the ears and oftentimes a very offensive compare with this great railway of the
The vexatious points of the Bering nied that bonds have been issued to sup­ in
discharge. Ely’s Bream Balm is the ack­ West.
_________________ _
ply
insufficient
revenue.
Sea question are referred to and the
nowledged cure for these troubles.
A.
Carlson,
merchant tailor, corner Main Prescription dep’t the best in Southern Oregon.
The president then takes up the free
failure of the arbitration tribunal to
and Granite streets.
provide for a means of settlement silver coinage question and says:
“Were there infinitely stronger rea­
pointed out.
The new code commission, created by
I An appropriation for the completion sons than can be adduced in hoping that
the last California legislature, will meet
of the Alaska boundary survey is ear­ such action would secure for us a bi­
in San Francisco in January. Among
nestly recommended. The importance metallic currency moving on lines of Causes Glands of the Neck tc the subjects to be considered is a recom­
of an international agreement as to the parity an experiment so novel and haz­
mendation by the prison directors that
—Of The—
Swell Up
line of the 141st meridian, which forms ardous as that proposed might well
an agent be appointed to assist freed
the rest of the boundary, is dwelt upon. stagger those who believe that stability I This Trouble and a Case of Rheu­ convicts.
, On Venezuela the message simply is an imperative condition of sound
B. Selling, S. Kinsman and M. Schell,
matism Cured by Hood’s.
says that a statement of the interest money.
partners in the horse slaughtering and
“No government, no human contriv­ “ C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. :
and policy of the United States regard­
packing establishment near Portland,
“Dear Sin: A little over a year ago 1 have been indicted by the grand jury
ing tho boundary dispute was sent to ance or act of legislation has ever been
Great Britain in July last. “The gen­ able to hold the two metals together in had a swelling come on the side of my for maintaining a public nuisance by Has received
eral conclusions therein reached and free coinage at a ratio appreciably dif­ neck. I was in very poor health generally allowing refuse and garbage to accumu­
formulated are in substance that the ferent from that which is established
and doctored two late on the public highway.
traditional established policy of the by the markets of the world. ”
months with the
Since November, 1885, no Chinese
A lengthy argument against the the­
This week
government is firmly opposed to a forc­
family physician
•w
laborers
or servants have been permit­
ible increase by any European power of ory of the government’s power to main­
who said my com­
its territorial possessions on this conti­ tain the value of silver follows and the
plaint was a bllioui ted to work in Tacoma. Last week it
nent; that, as a consequence, the establishment of a safe and stable cur­
attack. His treat« was discovered that a Celestial was em­
Embracing nearly everything in the line of
United States is bound to protest rency is enlarged on in general terms.
ment failed to help ployed in the home of Mr. Ri ggs, a new
resident of that city, and the commit­
Furniture, These goods were purchased with
against the enlargement of the area of
The message cloces as follows: “I
me bo I determined
tee
of
fifteen
has
declared
that
the
British Guiana in derogation of the have ventured to express myself on this
to try Hood’s Sar­
spot cash, and will be sold at hard time prices.
Chinaman must go.
rights and against the will of Vene­ subject with earnestness and plainness
saparilla. To my
zuela; that, considering the disparity in of speech because I cannot rid myself
great joy, the swel­
O^CALL AND SEE THEM.
strength of Great Britain and Vene­ of the belief that there lurks in the
ling on the side ot C. K. KLUM.
C, B. CR1SLER
zuela, the territorial dispute between proposition for the coinage of silver so
my neck disap­
them can be reasonably settled only by strongly approved and so enthusiastic­
peared. I was ben-
In Selecting
friendly and impartial arbitration. ”
ally advocated by a multitude of my Mrs. w. R. MaUernee eflted for my othei
Hawaii is dismissed with a reference countrymen a serious menace to our ,
Meadow, wash.
ailments. After
Ashland, Oregon.
to the uprising last January, the de­ prosperity and an insidious temptation taking three bottles of thé medicine,I ha vs
mauds made upon the Hawaaian gov­ of our people to wander from the al­ not had a sick day since. I for one, rec­
- KLIM & CHISLER, Prop.’s
ernment for the rights of American legiance they owe to public and private ommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to the affile-
citizens concerned therein and the de­ integrity. It is because I do not dis­
t-t Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
maud for the recall of Minister Thurs­ trust the good faith and sincerity of
For your friends don’t
ton.
those who press this scheme that I have
BEEF
forget your own country
The padrone system is denounced as imperfectly, but with zeal, submitted ted, knowing what It has done for me in
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lespinsible for such manifestations my thoughts upon this momentous sub­ the past. My husband was afflicted with
PORK
against helpless aliens as the lynching ject. I cannot refraïn from begging rheumatism and had that tired feeling.
MUTTON
of Italians iu Colorado.
them to re-examine their views and be­ He took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found it
BACON
and
Congratulations are offered on our liefs in the light of patriotic reason and
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Just the Medicine Needed.
good relations with Japan in view of familiar experience, and to weigh again
LARD
her vast gains in greatness. Unimport­ and again the consequences of such We believe it will do all that is claimed for
ant references are made to our rela­ legislation as their efforts have.invited. It, if given a fair trial. Both of us have
s
tions with Mexico, Nicaragua and Even the continued agitation of the used Hood’s Vegetable Pills and are well Freshest
In all her glory. Just the thing for your
Russia.
subject adds greatly to the difficulties pleased with them.” M bs . W. R. M ad -
and—
I The recommendation for an abandon­ of a dangerous financial situation al­ L ebnee , Meadow, Washington.
■t. lîuftlts
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Eastern Friends.
ment of the Samoan agreement is re­ ready forced upon us.
N. B. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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Best
Meats
in
Market
newed.
“
In
conclusion,
I
especially
entreat
Hood
’
s
Pills
we purely vegetable, and ds
Of Cuba the president says this gov
sot gripe, purge, or pain. Sold by ail druggists.
eminent must preserve international the people’s representatives in congress,
•
GIVE US A TRIAL
who
are
charged
with
the
responsibil
­
faith whatever the sympathy of our
ity of inaugurating measures for the
Photo - Gallery - Opposite - Hotel - Oregon, - Ashland, - Or,
I citizens with the insurgents.
—&O ’TO—
safety and prosperity of our common
The Armenian massacres are referred I country, to promptly and effectively
to and every effort is put forth to pro­ conserve the ills of our critical finan­
tect American citizens.
cial plight
Fully half the message is devoted to
“I have suggested a remedy which
Medford, Oregon,
a discussion of the financial situation. my judgment approves. I desire, how­
I »vary
“ By command of the people a cus­ ever, to assure the congress that I am
MANUFACTURE
toms revenue system designed for the prepared to co-operate with them in
Maker of
protection of and benefit of favored perfecting any other measure promising
AND
classes at the expense of the great mass thorough and practical relief and that I
First Class
of our countrymen and which, while will gladly labor with them in every pa­
^XFeed Stable.
Of all kinds at shop at Phoenix.
inefficient for the purpose of revenue, triotic endeavor to further the interests
To Order.
curtailed our trade relations and im­ and guard the welfare of our country­
peded our entrance to the markets of men whom in our respective places of Gold Hill, Oregon..
Cali at
the world, lias been superseded by a duty we have undertaken to serve. ”
French and Domestic Calf.
PRICE LIST :
tariff policy which is based on a denial
G rover C leveland .
French and Domestic Kip.
of the right of the government to ob­
Domestic Calf Shoes .$
For Fine Riga and
OPPOSITE CLARENDON HOTEL
struct the avenues to our people’s cheap
English
and Domestic
Teams. Horses Boarded one night:
French Calf Shoes....
xniB. currie brown, a nanusome at—
Grain,
living or lessen their comfort and con­
----
and
see
our
goods.
-----
Hay 25 cents; grain 25 cents.
French Calf Boots....
tentment, for the sake of according es­ wealthy woman of Keokuk, la., blew
Cordovan.
Fine hay and grain on hand and for
Napoleon Boots.......... 12.00
pecial advantages to favorites, and out her brains in an Omaha hotel.
Kangaroo.
U^We
will
give
yon
a
bargain.
sale.
John M. Kinkade, a Denver real es­
which, while encouraging our inter­
Riding Roots................ 15.00
Alligator.
tate
man,
committed
suicide
by
shoot
­
course and trade with other nations,
Hunting Boots.............15.0q
ing
himself
in
the
head.
Cause
not
Porpoise.
recognizes the fact that Amei ican self
Choice Materials.
Tan
Leather.
reliance, thrift and ingenuity can build known.
and
Finest Work,
Richard S. Haines, a Northern Pa­
up our country’s industry and develop
Patent Leather.
Saddler
its resources more surely than enerva­ cific telegraph operator at a Dakota
station, has been arrested on a charge
ting paternalism. ”
— AND —
But this and the repeal of the silver of embezzling $1,500.
NEXT DOOR TO P. O.
purchase law fall far short of curing the
Apprentice Wanted.
financial evils from which we suffer.
1 A lengthy review of the growth of
SLEEPY, dull
our currency follows, especially the
languid and morose, is
the way you feci when
United States notes and treasury notes,
your liver fails to do
and the consequent endless drain on the
its work properly; in
gold reserve of the treasury.
consequence you suf­
The president states that “among the
ALL § KINDS § OF § RE
fer from indigestion,
a
biliousness, and dys­
causes for this constant and uniform
pepsia. You have a “don’t OFFERS THE....
shrinkage in this fund may be mention­
PAIRING § DONE
care” spirit and a “played
BEST SERVICE
ed the great falling off of exports under
The Well Known and Always Popular iiotel of Ashland.
out" feeling, and everything
tires you.
the operation of the tariff law until re­
AND
To set the liver in action,
cently in force, which crippled our ex­
GOOD line of new goods sold reason
LOWEST ZEdJLTES
purify and enrich the blood,
able. Work guaranteed, and ou IN NEW HANDS x « e ^>
change of commodities with foreign na­
and to strengthen and vitalize
American and ..,
prices will suit the customer.
tions and necessitated to some extent
the whole system, take Dr. To and from all Points East.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT.
European Plan
Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis­
the payment of our balances in gold;
covery.
Having
a
peculiar
The
finest
Dining,
Sleeping
and
Tourist
the unnatural infurion of silver into our
tonic effect upon the lining
|| || || II Call and see us II || ||
Substantial Brick Building.
+
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Rates: SI.00 and
currency and the increasing agitation membrane of the stomach and bowels it cars In the world. Free Colonist Sleepers
". .’. Centrally Located.
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4*
+
54.50 Per Day«
for its free and unlimited coinage, which makes a lasting cure of all stomach, liver and observation cars on all trains. No
-----and we will treat you wall----
and bowel disorders. By increasing the
have created apprehension as to our dis­ blood supply, as well as enriching it, all the beat, dust or deserts on this line.
position or ability to continue gold pay­ organs of the body are strengthened, and the Canadian Pacific Railroad CO’s
are fed on pure, rich blood
ments; the consequent hoarding of gold nerves
Neuralgia is the “ cry of the starred nerves
RESTAURANT AND BAKERY IN CONNECTION WITH
at home and the stoppage of investments for food ; nervous debility and exhaustion EMPRESS LINE
of foreign capital, as well as the return sleeplessness and nervous prostration are in
•AJUaUiai"
s
EE bus to and from all passenger train
TO
of our eecuritiesjalready sold abroad and most instances the direct result of a starved
the high rate of foreign exchange, condition of the blood. The true way to JAPAN and CHINA.
S?re.^9Lail^nti Permanently is to take
which induced the shipment of onr gold the Golden Medical Discovery ’’ which
THE FASTEST AND FINEST
ONUY
WHITE
E.MEI.OVEO
to be draw i against, as a matter of was discovered and prescribed by an emi­
BOATS ON THE PACIFIC
nent physician, Dr. R. V. Pierce, at present
speculation. ”
OCEAN.
chief consulting physician and specialist to
HEADQUARTERS FOR
The history of the various bond tran­ the
WILJ 1AM FOX.
D, D, good
InvMids’rfote1 and Surgical Institute,
sactions which have been resorted to in Buffalo, N. Y. If you want a medical opin-
HARDWARE,
order to replenish the gold reserve is re­ nothfr1gOUr CaSC’ Wrfte hi“' Xt WiU C09t yOU
STOVES and
viewed and the constant subsequent fall­
A Book of 136 pages on " Diseases of the
Have put in a
ing off pointed out.
Ashland, Oregon.
Digestive Organ3,” will be mailed to any
TINWARE.
“ We are now nearly where we start­ address on receipt of postage, six cents. It
New Stock of
City Passenger
TO
ed and nearly all of the gold withdrawn contains names, addresses and reproduced
FIJI AND AUSTRALIA
lias been pawl out on United States notes, photographs of a vast number of people HONOLULU,
and Truck Transfer
The Shortest Line to the Colonies.
who have been cured of dyspepsia, “ liver
which still remain uncancelled. There­ complaint” chronic diarrhea, and kindred
These steamers carry an experienced
----- All kinds oi treight, baggage
fore I am convinced the only thorough ailments by the use of "Golden Medical Medical man, and a steawardess on every
F ALL KINDS and GRADES
household goods, etc., transfer-
Discovery.
”
And are prepared to furnish
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder, Caps
and practicable remedy for our troubles I
voyage.
ed with promptness and safely.
“LIVER COMPLAINT."
and
Fuse.
A
fine
liue
of
Electric
Cullejy,
is found in the retirement and cancella­
goods at tho
Hauling on a large scale con­
These steamers are in every respect
Climax, Kalamazoo Co., Mich
and a large and complete stock of Fishing
tracted for,...........................
tion of our United States notes, com­ Da. R. V. P ierce , Buffalo, N. Y.:
superior to any ships that have yet sailed Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of
few of my symptoms were heart­ I the Pacific Ocean. The route 300 miles all kidds done on short notice. All work
monly called greenbacks, and the out­
and fullness after eating; sometimes pain
WOOD FOR SALE
standing treasury notes issued by the burn
in my bowels and bad taste in my mouth; some­ shorter, than any other Trans-Pacific Line. guaranteed.
government in payment of silver pur­ times I was feverish, with hot flushes over skin.
For Rates, time tables, accommodation £^-Tin Shop in connection.
------ ICE IN SEASON-------
Give us a call and
After taking your " Golden Medical Discovery''
chases under the act of 1890. ”
Iwasrelievql of all these symptoms end I feel and any information. Apply to,
Will
handle
ice
in
Ashland
during
the
First-class goods, and prices as low as the
The method he proposes is an ex­ perfectly well. Yours truly,
ALLAN CAMERON,
smumer season. Delivered at your door we will treat you right.
lowest.
change for bonds, small and large, and
146 Third St. Portland, Or,
every morning.
MARSH & MITH,
bearing a low rats of interest and for a
GEO. Me L. BROWN, D. P. A.
^ÄF^Passengers delivered to any part of
long term.
Vsnc«VW| B. 0<
Fokogama, Cat
Take Scott’s Emulsion,
The biggest sales
“5
Big music box.
!
Sherwin.
Scrofula in the Blood
J. P. DODGE,
O pera H ouse F urniture S tore ,
e
Stacks of New Goods
CENTR AL MARKET
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Hood’s5^” Cures
Scenes and Views
< SOUTHERN OREGON
F. L. CAMPS,
j. w. çox s WEEK BROS
A ugust
M ickelsen
FURNITURE
Furniture Store
ANADIAN
PACIFIC RY
C
, Minneapolis, St. Paul,
and Sault Ste, Marie CENTRAL POINT, OR
Ry. (Soo Line)
ASHLAND HOUSE
A
D. H. MILLER
WM. P. PARSONS, PROP.
MEDFOSD, OR
! Canadian^«^
Australia Steamship CO.
FOX & GOOD, MARSH & SMITH
Builder’s Material
General
Merchandise,
O
Lowest Market Price.
D. H. MILLER.
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