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The adoption of such a platform would
make a party ridiculous. No; the old
parties must come ;qu are upto tlie ques­
HE ADVOCATES A KIND OF FUSION tion and deolare positively that silver is
never to be restored if they have their
THAT IS A CHRISTIAN DUTY.
way. Then will come the great trial of
principle. Men who believe in silver
No Comprehensive Reform Can Be Accom­ will have to decide once for all, and I
plished Until the Money Power Is Con­ have been much interested in the talk of
quered—Populists and Silver Men Should congressmen on this subject. Some of
Work Together This Year.
the old fellows say, 'We have been Dem­
ocrats all our lives aud haven’t loug to
[Special Correspondence.]
stay in this world, and we want to die
W ashington , Jan. 27.—“Things are
in the party. ’ It is the younger men
coming our way and the union of the who will stand for principle. As to the
forces for monetary reform is an assured silver Republicans, they seem just now
fact. Not on account of our wisdom, I to be rather firmer in the senate than
i may say, but the plutocrats are forcing the Democrats, and the only question is,
it on. They are determined to allow the How many of their constituents can they
conservatives no half way place to stop. carry with them?
“It is not of prime importance that
They insist on destruction of the green­
we
should adhere to every word of the
backs, the complete removal of silver
Omaha
platform or that we should
from our currency, further contraction
of the volume of money, and that the greatly change it, provided that the
absolute control of the currency, and union is consummated. I would be will­
consequently of most everything else, ing to ignore some points. I hold that
be put in the hand6 of the bankers and the government should take tho tele­
on their own terms. They have even got graph system aud advauce toward the
bo arrogant that they do not propose to coutrol of the railroads. There is a great
give bond security, but our money is to aud growing seutiment in the couutry
be far inferior to the lowest form of fiat for those movements, aud I think that
ever proposed—that is, it is to be based ownership of the telegraphs w ould com­
on bankers’ assets, the bankers them­ mand a large majority of the people
selves being the judges thereof Like right now. Of course we shall declare
{their kind in every age and country, against the continuance of uatioual
they are never satisfied: their greed is banks, as on that we aro all agreed.
insatiable. Our plan of action is deter­ And, by the way, there is a very large
mined upon, and I believe it will be a element in tbo country not known as
Populists which agrees with us on that,
success. ’ ’
The speaker was Senator James Hen­ and among tlie most conservative think
derson Kyle of South Dakota, who sat ers of the day there is a growing feeliug
in his committee room going through a that banks of issue have had their day.
large pile of correspondence. In the The arguments on which they were once
Fifty-third congress he was chairman of sustained have become obsolete. Indeed
the committee on education and labor it is impossible for any thinking man to
and did his work to the great satisfac­ resist the conclusion that if government
tion of all concerned. In the rearrange­ has the power to indorse money for the
ment he became chairman of the com­ bankers it still more has the power to is­
mittee on the national university, a pro­ sue it direct
“Now, here is a letter from a gentle­
motion only In the sense that it brings
him In closer contact with the great man whose name I will not give, as he
thinkers and scholars of the country. probably would not like it, who lays
Their expressions of views have given great stress on the fact that he is a
him some new light on social and moral ‘middle of the road Populist’ and says
progress, but It is in the letters he re­ that the doctrine of the initiative and
ceives from Populists and other ad­ referendum shall go into that platform,
vanced thinkers all over the country or there is nothing in it for him. Of
that he finds most encouragement. I of­ course there are some who think that,
ten have to smile when I look on the and so there are many others insisting
Populists in congress and contrast their on their particular favorite planks. If
personal appearance with the notion of all are added, we shall have a platform
them among those who read only the which will reach from here to Omaha.
plutocratic papers. The towering form The point I insist upon is that this year
and massive proportions of Senator Al­ brings us to union or destruction. If
len, as well as the fine appearance of the plutocrats carry the day aud get tho
other senators and members of Populist power for four years more, with the su­
views, have often been noticed in our pa­ preme court constituted as it now is,
pers, and as I listened to Senator Kyle they will put things in such shape as to
and noticed the glow of enthusiasm leave peaceable reform absolutely hope­
which showed in his fine features, po­ less. For many a year there will not be
liteness could not restrain a snicker at another such chance. In fact, I some
the contrast between this man and the times doubt, if we fail this year, if we
alleged sketches of him in the old party ever get a chance again except by revo­
papers. In the course of a long talk he lution, which of course is always possi­
ble.”
said:
“I find in talking with those you call
“Fusion is a hateful word to many
reformers, and it is not to be wondered ‘middle of the road Populists’ that they
Since war time it is safe to say there at; for too often it is a cloak for selfish always have a great deal to say about
has been no such sensation in the United sohemes. Fusion that involves abandon­ the old abolitionists, who stuck to their
States senate as that caused by the speech ment of principle is moral treason, but principles and finally prevailed. What
of Benjamin R. Tillman. Standing thoro there is another kind of fusion which, do you think of that?”
“I think the real argument is exactly
at the desk formerly occupied by the ele­ in my judgment, is a Christian duty.
gant first family Butler, Tillman, the When many men and parties agree upon the other way. And I certainly can
representative of the poor whites of the auy great leading principle, it is their speak freely of the abolitionists, as they
duty to come together on that, differ as were my own folks. I was brought up
south, turned and defied congress, the
they may on others, and this duty be­ at the feet of the pioneers, so to speak,
administration and the millionaires. His comes imperative when the one great reared at Xenia and educated at Oberlin.
one eye glared like a coal of fire while evil confronts us in every attempt at re­ My birthright is proved. Now, what
he declared with wild emphasis that the form. Aud by a combination of circum­ did the abolitionists do? So long as the
leaders of both the Democratic and Re­ stances which I think fortunate, this is contest was between the Whigs and
publican parties—yea, the president and precisely the present condition. I do not Democrats on questions of tariff, bank
the whole administration itself—were care what an individual Populist may and the like—in short, so long as tlie
bound over body and soul to the money consider most important—be it natioual questions at issue had no connection
power, while the people groaned, help­ ownership of railroads or the initiative with the great principles they were so
zealous for—the abolitionists stood
less, under its iron heel. There was sol­ and referendum, the income tax or gen­
eral reform in taxation, the single laud faithful to principle. They could have
emn silence while he foretold a desper­ tax or what not—he cannot make a defeated Zachary Taylor in 1848 by
ate and even bloody industrial revolu­ move without running square against uniting with the Democrats in New
tion in tho time to come. The nerves of the consolidated power of money. He York, and they might possibly have de­
not only the dignified senate itself, but finds goldites and national bankers, the feated Polk in 1844, but they held right­
of all in the audience, got a shock.
holders of mortgages here and abroad, ly that he old party politicians were not
all in a solid phalanx in his front, and sincere on the slavery question. But
Present status of financial legislation turn as he may not a thing can he when a party rose which was really
in congress: The house passed a bill achieve till their power is broken. They antislavery, though at tho start it only
authorizing the issue of bonds on which are wise in their generation. They unite. opposed the extension of it, most aboli­
tionists and Free Soilors joined with the
to borrow money to supply the deficiency I will go even further. Take the most
extreme socialist in the country, and his new party without a minute’s hesitation
of revenue. To that bill was attached a ease is exactly the same. The plutocrats and left only an implacable remnant.
clause revising the tariff law and plac­ will not even allow him to present his They had staid out because their princi­
ing increased duties on certain articles. views in any except such papers as the ples con Id not be even partially repre­
The bill went to the senate, a majority socialists themselves own. Now, there­ sented in any party, but when the Re­
of whose members declare it shall never fore, is our time. Providence has open­ publican party rose they came into it in
be passed without a clause for free sil­ ed a way for us; so let every man retain such numbers that it was derided as the
ver coinage being added to it. And if it all his principles and talk and write for abolition party.
“I am sorry to add that the remnant
should be passed with either the tariff them as he will, but let us unite on this
grew more implacable as it grew small
point
which
circumstances
have
forced
addition or the free silver*addition, or
to the front while we have allies. As er and finally talked of Abraham Lin­
both, the president would veto it in
Lincoln said, ‘Let us attend to one thing coln in viler language than any Demo­
any case.
crat. Wendell Phillips, I believe, once
at a time, and the big things first. ’ ’’
referred to him as the ‘slave hound of
“
Well,
what
practical
steps
have
been
Perhaps the most picturesque dig in
J Illinois. ’ Now, to my mind this is a
taken?”
the speech of Senator Tillman came at
“The first and most important was to beautiful illustration of a fusion on
that part in which he spoke of the rule turn the tide of feeling toward a union. principle and the natural tendency of
of the senate that forbade applause, as For a year or two there was continual the intractable and implacable minori­
if it were a church. How could his fel­ splitting ; even the straight silver men ty, who have become so heated by con­
low members keep from applauding were in three factions, which, as you see flict that they are unwilling to accept
when he mentioned that a speech in the In the papers, have lately united. Even help from any one who has not always
senate nowadays meant the reading of the silver Democrats were confident they been with them. Some men are built
an elegant essay in a monotone to empty could control their party and would not that way. Some also have a morbid love
benches while the senators themselves listen to anything to the contrary, and of being in a small minority and out­
among ourselves there were many divi­ side of all regular lines, so that they can
lounged in the cloakrooms?
sions. Now we are going to have conven­ attack everybody at random. I am sure,
tions in one city of the separate organi­ however, that the bulk of the Populist
Honest as they seem to be in their zations who believe in monetary reform, party does not feel that way. We have
renunciation of polygamy, those Mor­ Boon after tho national conventions of been fighting to accomplish certain re­
mons in Utah will bear watching. Hear the old parties. We take it for granted sults. Now that allies come and offer
what one of their scoundrelly old bishops that both of them will declare for a gold to help us achieve one of these results it
said: “President Woodruff has sus­ basis. We want our respective conven­ certainly is the part of wisdom to join
pended the ordinance for plural mar­ tions to be in communication, to the end with them. Having achieved that result,
riages,but it has not beenrepealed. When that there may be very full and free there is no necessity that the union
we are free from federal interference, conference. Each can retain its own should continue. Men who want much
more will be as free as ever to fight for
the temple will be the scene of the sol­ platform so far as it likes, but we shall
it. Back of all this, however, lies this
unite on one man for president.”
emnization of the marriage rites that
“Suppose the old parties adopt the fact, and it is the great governing fea­
were suspended.’’
ture of the situation: You cannot flglit
old straddle platforms?”
“They can’t. The people are not to for any reform whatever—no, not even
An English writer sayB that the mar­ be deceived again by such barefaced for a reform in the business of selling
riages of American women with for­ fraud. Take this talk about an interna­ liquor—without fighting the money pow­
eigners so often turn out unhappy be­ tional agreement, for instance, and if er as well. Start where you may, you
cause of the American wife’s love of the Republicans try any dodge that is have got to encounter it the first thing.
constant excitement. Perhaps foreign what they will try. The voters all see Would it not then be the height of folly
for us to stand out and be slaughtered
husbands’ love of money has something through it. It means, *We will adopt
free coinage of silver as soon as England in detail while by uniting we could gain
to do with it
will let us. ’ Bosh! Is there any Ameri­ something and clear the field for further
action? To my mind there is only one
The negroes of Louisiana pay taxes on can voter so ignorant as to believe that
the money lords of England will ever side of such a question—the side of
118,000,000 worth of property. Even in consent to such a thing, so ignorant as union and action on the one issue upon
South Carolina black people are property not to know that it is a mere pretense which the advocates of reform all
owners to the amount of $12,500,000.
J- H. B rowning .
to put the issueoff and not do anything? agree. ”
The Proper Time
James J. Corbet gave some pretty good
Palaces on Wheels.
When the most benefit is to be derived
High Life la Washington.
Washington society has naturally a
1 great nai - tkr< ughout . the country.
Eczema, Turning to Blood Polson. There nut only the clu.iceat intellect*,
Treated by Specialists Seven Months j but the choicest manners are supposed
without One Particle of Success.
' to Lo met in the social circles that clus-
> ter about the army, the navy, the digni-
I fled senate and the brilliant house of
Condition Terrible. Life a Burden.
representatives. Oh, yes.
Tried CUTICURA. InThreeDaysAtx
It is with some surprise therefore
tends to Business. Cure Permanent.
i that the rest of the country learns what
In the spring of 18911 took that dreadful skin i is the proper thing iD mannor when
¿¡¿ease, he»:na, which turned into blood poison.
I consulted the best known specialists in this the highest representative of a foreign
city. They treated me for country whose ways are not our ways
seven months but I never
derived a particle of gives a party and invites the flower of
good from any of them.
They had given it up as our society to be present thereat. Mme.
a hopeless cure. I was Yang Yu, the quaint little wife of the
covered with sores from
head to foot; I had run­ Chinese minister, announced lately that
ning sores all over me, she would be "at home’’ to her friends
some of them as large as
a box of your C vticcba . from 3 to 6 of a certain afternoon. One
It cost me hundreds of
dollars with these so- would have thought Barnum's circus
cailed specialists. My had come to town and was stopping over
condition wrs terrible,
life was almost a burden night with the Chinese minister. By 2
to me. I could not eat,
drink, or sleep. I was o’clock there was a mob in front of the
unable to walk and had given myself up as dead. house and in the street near by. They
I tried all medicines imaginable, until a friend
who had got relief advised me to try C uticvba were well dressed men and women, and
R emedies . I sent out and got them, and when
I took the first dose of your C uticvba R esol ­ to look at them one would have thought
vent 1 felt a little better; with three boxes of they knew what belonged to ordinary
your most valuable C vticvba and one bottle of
C uticvba R esolvent I wa3 a new man. In good manners. But they did not.
three days I was up walking around and attend­
Washington apparently has a oode of
ing to m’v business, and it is the C uticvba and
C vticvba R esolv en T that saved me from the good manners of its own. The gang of
jaws of death. This is two years ago. I wanted
to see if it had been driven out of my system, well dressed hoodlums of both sexes
and I can say I have never had any trouble since
clamored for admittance. The doois,
for two years.
GEO. F. BRIGHT,
2925 Penn. Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa.
however, were barricaded, and they
could not get in till the appointed hour.
Sold throoirhont the world. Price, C vticvba ,
60c.; S oap , 25 c .; R esolvent , $1. P ottir D buo Then the scene was something like a
and C hen . C oup ., dole Proprietors, Boston.
pack of sand lotters mobbing a Chinese
A5T“ How to Cure Skin Diseases," mailed free.
laundry. Evidently the representatives
DIMrLES- blackheads, red, rough, chapped, end of American high society in Washington
I I In °dy »tin cured by CVTICVBA B oat .
are of opinion that because a lady is
Nervous Instantly relieved by a Cutt­ Chinese she has no right to expect cour­
er, ra Plaster, because It vi­
Muscular talizes the nerve forces and tesy, or even civil treatment. They
hence cures nervous pains, surged to and fro in the house, and act­
Weakness weakness, and numbness.
ed with iDdecent rudeness. They in­
vaded
the dining room and gobbled up
HIN* TDIAI A P*ci*r« •*
trsat-
LULL I KID I maul for wesknsM and everything visible. They staid till 6, and
rnfr
decay, nervous debility
I II !■ !■ and lost vitality sent free tor 12 cents were only got rid of by shutting the
door of the dining room so they could
DR. WARD INSTUTUTE. I» II. MH If. HUMO.
not get* in there any more. Thus one
great attraction was cut off. It seemed
as though those society swells had never
had anything to eat before.
At a ball given by the Chinese minis­
ter last season an uninvited mob of
Manager - and - Funeral - Director. toughs of both sexes swarmed through
the doorways and into the supper room,
Myer Block, - Ashland, Or,
where some of them got so drunk on the
minister's champagne that they had to
andle first - class goods . be carried out. Open criticism, staring
Day or Night Calls promptly at­
and impertinence characterized the
tended to.
throng. How proud the rest of the coun­
^“CHARGES REASONABLE.
try is of Washington society. And when
they go back to China how Mme. Yang
Yu and her husband will urge their fel­
low
countrymen to send here and get
if you use the Petaluma
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great batches of missionaries to teach
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What kind of an audience can the
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out of our country? Under the present
NEW YORK
euund money or gold basis the yellow
metal is going across the water to the
BOSTON AND ALL
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POINTS EAST and SOUTH
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KYLE IS FOR UNION.
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There has been an evolution in the
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verv interesting. The more civilized a
people becomes/tbe more exciting it grows.
The coaches now running between St. Paul
and Chicago, and Omaha and Chicago, on
"The Milwaukee”, are marvels of elegance
and convenience. The private compart­
ment cars, library buffet smoking cars
and free reclining chair cars are models of
luxurious comfort, which in style and
furnishings are palatial enough for royalty
itself. A great pleasure for the traveler on
its sleepers and private compartment cars
is the electric berth reading lamp, which is
an exclusive feature with "The Milwau­
kee”. The heating is all done by steam,
thus doiug away with the old fashioned
stove. By all these means the fatigue
incident to travel is reduced to a minimum.
The Chicago, Milwaukee <fc St. Paul Rail­
way is always popular, and those traveling
over its lines are the loudest m its praise.
All coupon ticket agents sell tickets via the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway.
C. J. Eddy, General Agent. Portland, Ore.
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great in leav­
ening power as the Royal»
advice to the boys of the Olympia Club,
when he was in San Francisco last. He
told them that the best way to get strong
was to avoid all excesses in youth, so that
they should arrive at manhood lusty and
healthv. Manv men who have been guilty
of excesses and over-indulgencies, and have
used the Celebrated Medicine “CUPI-
DENE” lived to give testimony of its won­
derful stimulating and curative powers.
“CUPIDENE” will check all the waste tis­
sue of the body. In fact, it stops all losses.
“CUPIDENE” is a powerful, harmless,
vegetable Compound. It is as sure to
strengthen the generative organs as it is to
rebuild and regenerate yon. Trial package
11.00; Opackages 85.00. For sale by E A.
S hkbwin .
___________________
Wo have seen a very much minimized
reproduction of Emperor William’s
great picture of Christendom advancing
to wipe out Asiatic heathendom. It re­
minds us of the famous question of the
small boy who looked upon the painting
of Daniel in the den of lions, “Which
is Daniel, and which is the lions?”
Bankers Always Get the Bonds.
I am not unprepared for what you tell
me. I fully expect it The only au­
thority under tho law for the issue of
bonds is found in the redemption act of
1875, which provides for a 5 per cent
bond to run ten years and a 4 per cent
bond to run 30 years, and undoubtedly
if any bonds are to be issued they are
one or the other of these descriptions. I
have no doubt that a large loan based on
one or other of these descriptions of
bonds is contemplated by the adminis­
tration.
Of course these bonds can be offered
to everybody if the secretary of the
treasury so desires, instead of being of­
fered to a syndicate, but it is not possi­
ble that any other description of bond
can be issued without tho authorization
of congress.
The administration may say that these
bonds are issued at a rate that will
yield 3 per cent net to the investor, but
that is a matter for the investor to think
of and decide upon.
You may add that the great mass of
the people will not purchase a bond
that bears a premium, but that where a
bond is sold at a premium it falls into
the hand3 of bankers or syndicates.—
Nelson Dingiey, Jr., in New York
Journal.
It May Do as Much l'or You.
Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill., writes
that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in the back
and also that bis bladder was affected. He
tried many so called Kidney cures but
without any good result. About a year
ago he began use of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters is es­
pecially adapted to cure all Kidney and
Liver troubles and often gives almost in­
stant relief. ¿Oneytrial will prove our state­
ment. Price only 50c. for large bottle. At
E. A. Sherwin’s.
for Infants and Children.
HIRTY yar.’ obaervatloa of Caatoria -with th. patronage of
T
million, of persons, permit n. to apeah of it without gneaaing.
It i. rnquestionahly the be.t remedy for Infant, and Children
the world ha. ever known. It ia harmleaa Children like it. It
give, them health. It will .ave their live«. In it Mother, have
something which ia absolutely «ate and practically perfect aa a
child*, mpdlcine.
Caatoria de.troy. Wonaa
Cartoria allay. Feverlahne.«.
Caatoria prevent, vomiting Sour Curd.
Caatoria euros Diarrhma and Wind Cello.
Caatoria relieve« Teething Trouble«.
Caatoria cure« Conatipation and Flatnlency.
Caatoria neutralise, the effects of carbonio aeid ga« or poiaonon. air.
Caatoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
Caatoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach a nd bo w < J •,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Caatoria is put up in one~adae bottle« only. It is not sold in bulk.
Don’t allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise
that it is “just as good** and “will answer every purpose.”
A philosopher writing on the general
principles of the theoretical basis of as­
trology asks, “Are the planets actual
causes, or are planetary positions and
mundane events concomitant effects of
a common cause?” Well, we give it up.
Seo that you pet C“A~S-T-O-R-I-A.
Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla.
POKEGAMA
SHERIFF’S SALE.
Sheriff’s Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
R. D. Holmes, (G. W. ]
for Jackson County.
Galloway, Assignee
D. H. Miller, Plaintiff',
of said Judement
vs.
Creditor,) Plaintiff,
Tolo Mining Company,
vs.
(Corporation) Defend­
Residence Lots for sale in
H. A. Labarre, J. C.
ants.
Pokegama, on reasonable
McCaffrey and Mrs.
y virtue of an execution
M. J. Tipton, De­
terms. Lots sold on the in­
Transcript from Justice's Court for
fendants.
Medford precinct, Oregon, filed with th«
stallment plan.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION County Clerk by said Plaintiff. D. H. Mil­
issued out of and under the Seal of ler (in whose favor said judgment was ren­
lso 2,000 acres of Cbo.ce
the above named Court to me delivered,
dered on the 14th day of December, 1895,)
Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale dated
the 27th day of December, A. I)., which said judgment* was immediately en­
0i> the Klamath River. Terms made 1895,
to upon
a judgment rendered in Mult rolled and docketed in the Judgment
suit on application. Address,
nomah County, Oregon, on the 23d day of Docket of said Circuit Court.
November, 1892, which judgment was as­
CHAS. COLE,
In the name of the State of Oregon I
signed to G. W. Galloway on the 14th day
Pokegama, Siskiyou Co., Cal. of April, 1894, amounting to the sum of was commanded, by said Circuit Court,
that out of the personal property of the
$287.60 with interest thereon at the rate of said Defendant, or if sufficient could not be
10 per cent per annum until paid and $50 00 found then out of the Real Property be­
Attorney fee, together with costs and dis­ longing to sail Defendant in Jackson
bursements at the date of said judgment, County, Oregon, on or after the 14th day
amounting to $l.G0 for entry of judgment of December, 1895. I shall satisfy the sum
in Lien Docket, and, whereas a certified of $51.35 in U. S. gold coin with interest
Transcript of said judgment was filed thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
DYNAMOS and MOTORS with the County Clerk ot Jackson in like gold coin , from the 19th day of July,
County. Oregon, by the said R. D. Holmes 1895, and the further sum of $9.00 costs
For Quartz Mills, Hoisting, Pumping
on the 28th day of November. 1892, which with legal interest from the date of said
said judgment was enrolled and docketed judgment and also the costs of and upon
and all kinds of mining work.
in said Circuit Court: Therefore 1 was the writ.
commanded that out of the personal prop­
In obedience to said order I did on Janu­
Electrical Engineering Co.,
erty of the said Defendants or if sufficient ary 28th, 1896, duly levy upon the following
could not be found, then out of the real described property, to-wit:
property belonging to said Defendants to
All that certain mining claim known aa
make the sums of money above stated the Eagle Nest Mining Claim, located In
together with accruing costs. In obedience the Blackwell District, and particularly
to said order 1 did, on the 28th day of De­ described in the notice of location thereof
WILI (AM FOX.
D. D. GOOD cember, 1895, duly levy’ upon lots 7 and 8 as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the dis­
in block No. 22 in Medford, Oregon, covery shaft at which place this notice i.
and on
posted, running thence 300 feet in a North­
erly direction to a post maiked Northeast
Saturday, February 15th, 1896,
Eagle Mining Claim; thence 1500
at 2 o’clock p. m., at the front door of the corner
in a Westerly direction to the North­
Ashland, Oregon.
Court House, in Jacksonville, Oregon. I feet
west corner stake; thence 600 feet in a
will sell at public auction, to the highest Southerly direction to the Southwest corner
bidder,
for
ctn-h,
all
the
right,
title,
interest
City Passenger
stake; thence in a Easterly direction to the
and estate of the above named Defendan's Southeast
stake; thence 300 feet in a
or either of them in and to the above des­ Northerly corner
direction to the East center end
8. PATTERSON,
Truck Transfer. cribed property.
stake at which place this notic« is posted.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon. Said
claim situated in North half of Section
----- All kinds 01 freight, baggage
19, Twp. 36 8, R 2 West of Willamette
household goods, etc., transfer-
Meridian, also the Tolo Mining Claim,
ed with promptness and safely.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
located in said mining district, and des­
Hauling on a large scale con­
tracted for........................ ....
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, cribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the
discovery shaft at which place this notice
for Jackson County,
is posted, running thence 400 feet in an
WOOD DOR SALE James Hamlin, Plaintiff,
Easterly direction to the East end center
vs.
-------ICE IN SEASON-------
stake of this claim; thence Northerly 300
Thomas M. Barr, Ella
feet to Northeast corner stake; thence
Barr, Alexander Barr, i
Westerly 1500 feet to Northwest corner
¿Will handle ice in Ashland during the
T.
H.
F.
Engel,
De-
|
stake: thence Southerly 300 feet to West
summer season. Delivered at your door
fendants.
J
end center stake; thence Southerly 300 feet
every morning.
Y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to Southwest corner stake; thence Easterly
and order of Sale issued out of and 1500 feet to Southeast corner stake; thence
under the Seal ol the above named Court
Northerly 300 feet to East end center stake.
MWPassengers delivered to any part of
to me delivered, dated the 31st day of Jan­ The said Tolo Mining Claim being situated
the city.
uary 1896 upon a decree duly rendered on in Section 19, Twp. 36 8, R 2 West, Willam­
the 30th day of April 1894 in favor of the ette Meridian.
above named Plaintiff and against the
Also a certain mining claim known as
above named Defendants for the sum of the Fort Lane Placer Claim, being all of
$3QP.OO with interest there.n from the 28tli the W % of N E % of Section 19 in Twp. 36
day of July 1889 at the rate of 10 per cent S, R 2 West, Willamette Meridian. Con­
per annum, and the further sum of $50.00 taining 80 acres. Also the quartz lode or
Attorney’s fees with interest thereon from claim of 1500 feet in length, called in the
the 30th day of April 1894 at the rate of 8 Notice of location the Solva Lordum Ixide
Have put in a
per cent per annum, and the further sum and also commonly known as the Fort
of $25.31 costs and disbursements and for Lane Ledge and lying mostly within .aid
S SODA WORKS @ the costs of and upon the Execution, Com­ ?lacer claim. Said quartz claim extends
manding me to make sale of the following 80 feet Easterly and 720 feet Westerly
described property to-wit:
from an Oak tree 15 inches in diameter,
At Yreka, Cal. Lots No. 3 and 4 in Blk. No. 9 in the vil­ standing at the discovery shaft on said
lage of Phoenix in said Jackson County claim and 300 feet on each side of said ledge or
Oregon, having a frontage of 120 feet on vein of quartz, also all other ledges or vein«
cooooooooooooooooooooo the West Side of Churcli Street in Said of quartz within the limits of said placer
Village as made by Samuel Colver in claim.
ND are prepared to fill al) orders on Records of Jackson County Oregon to­
Also all the right, title and interest of the
short notice. , ♦
• » *
gether with all and singular the tenements said Tolo Mining Company in the boiler,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereto pumps, hydraulic pipe, giant, tools and
O^Give them a call.
belonging or in anywise appertaining. other appurtenances belonging to said
That the above described mortgaged prem­ mining claims in which said company may
ises be sold according to law or so much have an interest.
SUMMONS.
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
I will sell all of the right, title, interest
above named sums of money found due and estate of the Tolo Mining Co., in and
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, said Plaintiff and for Attorney’s fees and to the hereinbefore described mining prop«
costs and accruing costs in said action: erty on
for the County of Jackson, in Equity.
That after paying said costs and expenses 1 Saturday, the 29th day of February, 1896,
Luman H.Tiffany, Plain-'
the said Plaintiff’s claim Attorney's fees |
tiff,
and interest if the proceeds of said sale are at 2 o’clock, p. ni., at the front door of the
vs.
not sufficient to pay said sums in any item Court House, in Jacksonville, Oregon, to
Henry C. Klock and Ma­
or part thereof, the Plaintiff shall not have the highest bidder for cash.
tilda H. Klock, Defend­
Dated Jacksonville. Oregon, Jan. 29.1896.
Judgment against Defendants or either of
ants.
j
8. PATTESSON,
them for any part of such amount.
To Henry C. Klock and Matilda H. Klock,
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
In accordance with the provisions of said
defendants above named:
decree I will on
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Saturday, March 7th, 1896, at S o'clock,
Oregon, you are hereby required to
SHERIFF’S SALE.
appear and answer unto the complaint P. M. at the front door of the Court House
in
Jacksonville,
Oregon,
sell
at
Public
tiled against you in the above entitled suit
Court of the State of Oregoa,
by the first day of the next term of the Auction to the highest bidder for cash all In the Circuit
for Jackson County.
above entitled court following the expira­ the right, title, interest and estate ot the
tion of the time prescribed in the order for above named Defendants or either of them Jackson County Bank,
Plaintiff
the publication of this summons, which in and to the aboye described property.
vs.
8. PATTERSON,
first day will be Monday, April 6th, 1895;
E. A. Carter and Fan­
and if you fail to so appear and answer,
Sheriff of Jackson County Oregon.
nie H. Carter, De­
for want thereof Plaintiff will apply to said
fendants.
court for the relief demanded in his com­
plaint; the relief demanded is the fore­ ARE YOCJ GOING EAST?
y virtue of an execution
closure of a certain mortgage executed and If so be sure and see that your tickets
issued out of and under the Seal of
delivered by you to the Lombard Invest­
the above named Court, in the County and
read via the
ment Company, and by it assigned to
State aforesaid, bearing date the 20th day
plaintiff, said mortgage bearing date De­
of December, A. D., 1895, upon a judgment
cember 18tb, 1889. to secure the payment
rendered on the 6th day of May, A. D.,
of a certain bond or promissory note for
1895, to me duly directed and delivered,
Eight Hundred Dollars ($800.00). with
whereby I was commanded to satisfy said
three interest coupons thereunto attached
judgment, amounting to the sum of $¿25.00
for Twenty-four Dollars each; that said
with interest thereon from June 27tb, 1894,
mortgage conveyed unto said Lombard
at ten per cent per annum and for costa
LINE,
THE
Investment Company for that purpose the
amounting to $15 55 and $25.00 Attorney’s
following described real property situated
fees with interest thereon from May 6th,
in the State of Oregon ana County of Jack- Chicago, St Paul,
1895, at 8 per cent per annum out of tho
son, as follows: The east half of the
personal property of above named Defend­
southeast quarter and the southwest
Minneapolis & Omaha R’y ants and if not sufficient personal property
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
be found then out of the real property be­
numbered 14, and the northeast quarter of
longing to said Defendants together 'with
— THIS IS THE —
the northeast quarter of section numbered
accruing costs. In obedience to said order
23, all in township numbered 36 south of
I duly levied upon the following real
Range 3 west of the Willamette Meridian,
property on the 27th day of December, 1895,
containing in all 360 acres, more or less,
io-wit: Beginning at a post 24 rods South
according to government survey; and
BETWEEN DULUTH
and 2 rods West ot N E corner of N W %
farther, a decree barring and foreclosing
of 8 E % of Section 5. Twp. 39 8, of R 1
you and each of yon from any equity of
East of Willamette meridian, thence West
redemption, right or title in or to said real
20 rods to post, thence South 16 rods and 10
property and every part thereof.
links, thence East 20 rods to post, thence
This summons is published by an order
North 16 rods and 10 links to beginning,
of Hon. W. 0. Hale, judge of the above And all points East and South. Their containing 2 1-16 acre., more or less, all in
entitled court made February 3d, 1896.
Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon, and oa
Magnificent track, Peerless Vesti-
MILTON W. SMITH,
buled Dining and Sleeping
Saturday, February 15th, 1896,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Car Trains and Motto:
I will sell in accordance with the provis­
ions of said order and judgment at 2
“ALWAYS ON TIME.”
o’clock p. m., at the front door of the
Court House, in Jacksonville, Oregon, at
Have given this road a national reputa­ public auction, to the highest bidder for
tion. All classes of passsengerscarried cash in hand, all of the right, title, interest
on the vestibuled trains without extra and estate of the above named Defendant«
charge. Ship your freight and travel or either of them m and to the above des­
S. PATTERSON,
over this famous line. All agents have cribed property.
Sheriff of Jackson County, Oregon.
150 Choice
B
B
A
Electricity in Mining
34 and 36 Main St.,
San Francisco, Cal.
FOX & GOOD,
and
B
PARKINSON & WISE
A
I
B
GREAT - SHORT - LINE
St PAUL & CHICAGO.
ticket.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A.,
San Diego, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh
Remedy is the first* medicine I have ever
found that would do me any good.'* Price
50c. For sale by T. K. Bolton,
W, H. M ead , Gen, Ag’t.,
48 Washington St.
Portland, Or.
T. W, T easdale , G. P. A.,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
St. Paul, Minn.
W JJ IJ II I
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The worat torna P®«»-
cared. ÎS yaara*
•uc^ettfu? practice. T;e*tinent confidential. Cure*
by mail or at Vuce. Term« low. Question Black and
Book tree. ÇaLar writ«.
DR. WAR0 INSTITUTE,C
120 N. Sth St..St.Losls,M«.