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i 4 ■ngel Bm VALLEY RECORD. VALLET RECOBI). VALLEY RECORD FIND PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NO MONOPOLY PRICES I Give us your order for Letterheads, State ments. Envelopes, 6cc. VOL. VIII. ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, Chief of the County Papers Published every Thursday. E. J. KAISER, Proprietor. FEBRUARY 20, 1896, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year............................................. $1 76 Six Months.......................................... 1 00 Three Months....................................... 50 NO. 39. Advertising rates given on application. "9 1 Professional Cards A Rich Treasure Found. PRESSED BRICKS. Portland Telegram. | W. 8. Fassett, a well known hop buyer, just in from Granta Pass, tells a strange but A HINMAN. D. D. S, true story of the unearthing of a large sum cf money in greenbacks on Jared Overton’s ranch. 10 miles south of town. Overton on Wednesday last while inspecting an DENTIST. uncultivated corner of his farm saw the top of a square oyster can projecting from a rift in the ground made by the recent £V*ln the Masonic Building up stairs heavy rain. Curiosity led him to dig up the can which he found to be sealed and to over Post Office. contain some nietalic substance. On open ing it he discovered the metalic substance to consist of octagonal fifty dollar sings, 8- T- SONGER. minted at San Francsco in 1852. Besides these the can contained $7,000 in green backs rolled up in an oilskin, almost PHYSICIAN and 8URGEON. as crisp as they came from the printing press the second year of the rebellion Dr. Easter is in Coos county on a busi ness trip. Mott Smith of Evans creek has returned to New York. Mrs. A. J. Stewart of Medford is visiting at Oakland, Cal. Hol and cold baths at Storey’s barber shop. Opposite town hall. Joe Phelps is in from Paisley, Lake county, on a business trip, Jerome Fitzgerald of the Normal school returned to Gold Hill Sunday. J. R. Griffith will represent Klamath county at the state populist convention. T. D. Gilmore returned Monday from pruning his brothers orchard at Riddle’s. That Mail Contract. Thos. Becket, formerly of Phoenix, is en A. H. Boomer, the well-knowB stage gaged in business in Sonoma county, Calif. The Swamp Land Swindle. Salem, Feb. 12—Another application for payment of 20 per cent of the pur chase price of swamp lands has been presented to the state board of land commissioners. R. F. McConnaughv has asked the repayment on 14,429 acres, or $2835. This is a part of the original H. C. Owens claim. Hugh Frazier has also made application for repayment on 840 acres, ©r $168. Tho entire amount of land for which the state has been asked to refund 20 per cent of the purchase price is over $90,000 within the last year, the repayment on which amounts to about $19,000. It is claimed that the state has, since the swamp-land act was passed, refunded $10,000. There has been a great deal said concerning the practice of fraud in connection with the swamp lands of Oregon. It is not apparent on the surface that the state would suffer serious injury by receiving 20 per cent of the selling .price of land for which it could not give title, and afterward refund ing the payment. But it is claimed the state has lost many thousands of dollars in this way, and it is explained by Clerk Odell in substance as follows: “Between 1878 and 1880 Urge appro priation were made by the legislature for building wagon roads, the acta providing that payment therefor should be made out of the swamp-land fund. That fund being without cash, swamp-land war rents were issued in large amounts and sold at great discounts, many warrants being sold for 20 cents on the dollar. These warrants were bought and turned back to the state at par in payment of the 20 per cent cash payment required for the purchase of swamp lands. Now the state is paying out the tace value of these warrants.” Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report GOOD FOR EVERYBODY J. w. ÇOX S D. H. MILLER MEDFORD, OR. J. B. RUSSELL. Builder’s Material O Contracting & Building D. H. MILLER. * Changed Hands ! OREGON, HOTEL A bsolutely The Famous Hostelry of Southern Oregon is now Under the Management of pure [CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.] der the behests of tho gold ring wo are to go to a monometallic standard and to na The cry was, “Stop tho purchase of sil tional bank notes alone, I oak some man ver, stop diluting our currency, and confi to answer why the government’s primary dence will be restored.” He had waited notes aro not ns good as its secondary Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon, until tho “object lesson,” tho panic man notes? The reason is you have your 4,000 A shland ........................................... O begon . route contractor of Idaho, was on Sunday ufactured to order by his fellow conspira millionaires. You want a few thousand Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block. tors, had swept liko a cyclone over the more, with about 60,000,000 paupers. evening’s train. He says his firm put Genders, the Wagner creek min country, prostrating all business enterprise ! And what are the people going to do in a bid of $5650 on the recent Ashland- ing Harry man, returned Friday from San Fran C. W. BARR. and industries, and tho newspapers had about it? Why are these Iniquities per Klamath Fails mail route. He says Parr cisco. howled in chorus in the ears of the people 1 mitted and tho outrageous and unlawful & Proffit, thesuceesful bidders,are princi M. W. Skeel of Medford has taken a po that the colnago of silver was the cause of actiohs of the executive unchecked? No pally speculators. They are compelled sition in R. W. Gray’s sawmill up Rogue tha monetary crisis. In the meantime ac man here denies the assertion that it is to keep their faith with the government, river. Dental Parlors in Odd Feilow'slBlock. tive agents had been nt work arranging unlawful to lssuo bonds to pay the current however, and it is not the concern of the A shland , O ímos . forAho control and manipulation of the expensos of the government, and yet it has Mrs, J. G. Birdsey and children will people on the route bow much they Dodtoorats in the house and senate when been done. There has boon a lame ex might lose. The contractors, however, move to Jacksonville to reside in the near All work pertaining to modem dent will receive the moral support of the future. congress should assemble. Congress met, planation attempted, that redeemed green istry. Painless operations a specialty. and so well timed had been the date of its backs had to go into the general fund and people along the line. Miss Irene Chitwood returned to Med- assemblage and so cogent the arguments be reissued, but if they were received for ford Sunday from a visit with Ashland County Treasurer’s Eighth Notice. | friends. brought to bear that tho so callod repre- I the gold for which the bonds have been is M. BROWER M. D. sen tat Ivos ot the people wero swift to obey . sued, and they were not used to pay cur Office of the County Treasurer) I. A. Mounce of Medford, who has been orders. The party platform and its pledges rent expenses, where are they? The re visiting home in _____ Iowa, ,_______ returned of Jackson County, Oregon.) „ his old ___________ were thrown to tho dogs. Democrats , sponsibility of providing revenues and Jacksonville, Or., February 14,1896.— Friday. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, pledged to the rehabilitation of silver sur- i looking after tho solvency of the treasury, Notice is hereby given that there are o. h . Harshburger bas returned to rendered their manhood ai*l their princi- ‘ which rests with congress, has been 11(0 funds in the county treasury for the re- Klamath Falls from a winter’s stay in Cal- A shland . i pies at the behest of the money power and demption of all outstanding county war- I ifornia. usurped by the president. its representative, tho president, and the Now conies the crucial question for the rants protested from January 26th, 1889, H . D. Kubli of Applegate shipped .la car- Office—At Residence, intersection of Me purchasing clause of the Sliarman law was Republican party. Why have you not im to March 21st, 1889. load of beeves from Medford to Gran! Grants Pass chanic, Laurel and Main Streets, repealed by the house with jiidocent haste. peached him? You have nearly a threo- Interest on the same will cease after | Friday, Democrats anil Rcpublicansvied with each fourths majority at the other end of the the above date. H. L. Sayles of the Candy Palace was other in the furtherance of the policy capitol, which alone can formulate articles M. S. W elch , County Treasurer. SOCIETY DIRECTORIES. Mining Items. at Medford this week having his eyes which had boen formulated and steadily of impeachment. Why have you not im By L. L. J acobs , Deputy. treated. Hayes & Swinden took $350 in coarse pursued by tho senator from Ohio. If lie peached hint? A Note of Warning. G. A. R. Presiding Elder T. L. Jones of the M. E. gold and nuggets from tbeir Oscar creek wero here, I would take off my hat to him BORN. if I had it on my head, and I do it now church of southern Oregon, was in town placers last week—a 20 days run. The money changers aro in the temple BURNSIDE POST NO. 23. typically, as the victor of victors in this Saturday. Work bas been resumed on the financial strugglo of a quarter of a cen of our liberties and have bought tho sonti- Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and nels on guard. It may be too late. God HL BERT — In Jacksonville, Feb. 13. 1896.1 Clarence Clements of the normal, who 3d Saturday of sech month. Visiting Com Hampton-Lewis placers on Grave creek. to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hubert, a daughter, has been visiting his folks at Drain, will The Copper Stain quartz mine on Mt. tury. Hu has the proud satisfaction of grant it be not so, but this great republic rade» uoruuuiy weioumeu. knowing that he has brought the party A. C. S pknckb , Commander. WHITED—In Ashland, Eeb. 15. 1896, to return thi8 week- Reuben will start up work next week. which he so hates to its knees and has lived can only be saved from tho ntiserios of revolution and internecino strife in the G. O. V annatta , Adjutant. the wife of H. L. Whited, a daughter. ^Mrs. John Griffin of Woodville has been The Journal reports that a Colorado to see many of his old antagonists enlist near future by its citizens casting aside COLE — Near Ashland, Feb. 14.1896, to the foil«, the Naylor family of syndicate bas purchased the Ruble, ed under his banner of monopoly and class blind allegiance to party and marshaling W. R. C. wife of J. F. Cole, a daughter. Jacksonville precinct. mine on Coyote creek, Josephine county privileges. They sit at his feet and ac themselves under the banner of Jefferson’s BURNSIDE BELIE! CORPS NO. 24 —Tn Portland, Feb. 14, 1896, to G- Farnsworth of Klamath Falls for $35.000. This is one of the best pay knowledge his leadership. democracy and Lincoln’s republicanism, Meets in Masonic hall at 2 o’clock p. m. WALTER the wife of Harley L. Walter, formerlv passed through b nday for Portland with a ing placers in southern Oregon. When the senate met, there was an ac determined to restore the republic to the n the first and third Fridays of each of Ashland, a daughter. I Yiew of locating there. month. M rs . J. D. C rocker . Pres. There will be three claims opened up knowledged majority of men open and out form in which it was left to us by the JOHNSON—In Medford. Feb, 11,1896, to I Vaup©!, Norns * Drake are offering the Mas. L ydia G riswold . Sec’y. between the American Bar and the spoken in their determination to stand by fathers and sinco consecrated by the blood the wife of T. W. Johnson, a son. I best values in dry goods shown in Ashland mouth of Cottonwood this spring. The the white metal, and who were elected of brothers shed in civil war, engendered for years. Call on them. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. first is the drifting claim of Price & Co., on that issue. But the process of debauch and brought about by just such statesman McKEE—On Evans creek, Feb. 3, 1896, to _ . Mr. and Mrs. 8. McKee, a son. I Helms, John Dj’ar, Wash. Grimes the second B. Reeder’s mine at Williams’ ery began. “Vote according to my will, ship as we liavo here. Tho encroachments GRANITE LODGE.NO. 23, Knights of and Chas. Purcell are candidates for town Ferry and the third will be the claim of or you will liavo no offices.” “Vote ac of tho federal judiciary and tho 6upineness Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good SCOTT—At Glendale, Feb. 1.1896, to the marshal of Jacksonville. cording to my will, und if your peoplo do wife of Thos. Scbtt, a son. .... . • t . Thoe. Schultz. These mines will give not like it I will take core of you.” The and venality—corruption, I may say—of standing are cordially invited to attend, 1 When you dnnk tea get the best—Ito employment to about thirty-five men. the representative branches of tho govern F. D. W agner , C.C. newspapers raved and abused the senate. ment are causes of deep concern to all Blend—it will please you. Take no oiher. 8. G. E ugebs , K. of R & 8. J. K. Van Sant, Ashland. MARRIED, Speaking of the HayB placers on Bankers telegraphed and wrote. Cham thinking and patriotic men. We are fast river the Miner says: bers of commerce passed resolutions, and drifting into government by injunction in Mrs. J. Nunan returned to Jacksan- Rogue MORE—JOHNSON—In Grants Pass Feb. ] ville Monday from a visit with Mrs. H. The bank averages sixteen feet and is slowly the senate yielded. In 90 days the the interest of monopolies and corpora MASONIC, composed of sand, gravel and small deed was done, and tho chains were riveted tions and the supreme court by one corrupt 8.1896. A. W. More, of ’»od’s Regular jU(jge aU(j family in Ashland. SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M. boulders. A three-foot flume, with ex on the wrists of the toiling millions. Did vote annuls an act of congress looking to Army, and Mrs. Mary C. Johnson. I — FPPFKT v _ W.IH» . Ihe Webber dramatic company have cellent grade, carries the dirt, gravel and the raid on the treasury stop? Was confi the taxation of the rich. Regular convocations on the Thursday QKFWTR'P SKEETER El PEKLi Near Waldo, ] piaving Medford and Jacksonville. small rocks to the river, wnile a narrow- dence restored? Did prices rlso? Did next after the full moon. Sir, the 6trugglo from 1861 to 1865, beb.5^189b, Joseph Skeeter and Miss Belle I They occupy the>r own private car. K. V. C arter , H. P. guage railroad with a dump car is the prosperity return? All these things had which drenched this fair land in blood, E. A. S herwin . Secretary. . fa r Lecture at the Baptist Church. next Sun- agency by which the larger boulders are been promised by this prophet, yet none of was to emancipate 4,000,000 black slaves. DETER—HEREFORD—In Yreka, beb. I day night, Feb. 23d, subject: “The Burn- moved to the river’s margin. On the them came to pass. We aro fast approaching a condition which 13.1896, by Justice of the Peace Howell. ing of Rome.” By Rev. G. N. Annes. hill, some 200 feet away, there is a res ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M. will placo the collar of industrial bondage Bamboozling the Farmers. George Deter of Montague, and Allie’ Rev. R. S. Rowley, state superintendent ervoir ingeniously arranged. About Hereford of Phoenix, Or. Congress convened in regular session, around the necks of ten times that many Stated communications on the Thursday of Congregational church Sunday schools, once every hour the water rises to a and the farce of tariff reform began. The white slaves. I would not predict revolu of or before the full moon. preached here Sunday and left for Portland point where it overflows, filling a small demoralized and dispirited house, under tion or war if I did not feel that relief E. A. S herwin , W. M. this week. tank, the weight of which raises the the whip and spur of the executive, passed must come either by the ballot or that an C. H. V aupel , Secretary. A. Reynolds has returned from Marys flood gate and a mill race goes tearing a tariff bill, and hoping to lay a pontoon effort will be made in a few years to ob ville, Cal*. His motheris improved in health down the gulch to wash away the debris ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. 8. by which to pass back to their out tain it by bullets. You may look upon and will soon return home to Jackson and lend its aid to gold gathering. This bridge raged constituents they passed a bill pro me as an enthusiast, as au alarmist or an Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays county. is the property of J. H. Beeman and is viding for the coinage of the seigniorage. anarchist, but with the sober convictions IMMONS in each month. J. A. Whitman returned on the flyer Fri being managed by J. W. Hay, Sr., for They wanted to bamboozle the dear farm of common sense I tell you that the teach M rs . L’ M. C aldwell , W. M. day from San Francisco where he sold a merly owner. Mr. Hay is assisted in ers by 6aying, “While wo repealed the ing of all history is belied, and we must M rs . S. C. C handler . Secretary. carload of apples at from 75 cents to $1.25 the work by J. W. Hay, Jr., and Charles Sherman law we coined $50,000,000 of sil surrender the belief that like causes pro per box. Bacblor, a miner of experience and abil ver, ” but tho president would none of it, duce like effects if mon expoct that the I. O. O. F. ity. The present indications point to a and whilo he attempted to bulldoze the millions now out of employment and the Mrs. Geo. W. Boggs, wife of the ex ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45. treasure of Tacoma, has moved with her successful season’s run. The property senate into accepting the tariff measure other millions who are working out a chidren from the mine on Elliott creek to has always paid well, but with improved without amendment in spite of his simu hopeless existence of toil year in and year Hold regular meetings every Thursday Grants Pass. evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren facilities and better pay dirt than has lated vehemence and indignation thetariff out, tho women “stitching in poverty, REGULATOR in good standing are cordially invited to Silas Kilgore, the Klamath county stock ever been encountered, the outlook is bill was modified in many particulars. It hunger and dirt,” depicted this morning attend. F. M. D rake , N. G. man, returned to Ashland front Los Ange most promising. passed finally, and wo have had an experi by tho senator from South Dakota (Mr. H. 8. E vans , Sec y. P. O. box 102. les Friday. He sold several carloads of ence with this measure of tariff reform a Kyle), the men bearing their hopeless bur horses in southern California. In the Supreme Court. dens of debt, all directly traceable to bad la Cleveland. The mining interests of Josephine It is true he did not sign it and allowed government, will not some day have a PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16. The case of T. J. Kenney, respondent, county are booming Prof. Wm. Huntley vs. Enoch and Prudence Walker, appel It to becomo a law without approval. But reckoning. Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and You all remember Macaulay’s prediction Hampton of Grave creek, for represent lant», from Jackson county, was argued here again wo have a spectacle of charla 4th Monday in each month. Members in Almost everybody takes some laxative ative on the republican ticket. that some day a government would be put Rood standing cordially invited to attend. tanry and a hypocritical assumption of su and submitted in the supreme court to medicine to cleanse the system and keep the H. S. E vans .:C. P. periority to his party which has always In charge of this country by the commune. County Assessor Geo. A. Jackson was day. blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS R obt , T aylor ,’Scribe. his career. Tho tariff law which When that time conies, God have mercy on The case of C. E. Barlow, resDondent, marked LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder) ! in Ashland Monday and Tuesday. He he repudiated as unworthy, Involving you millionaires who have stolon so much get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant will begin the work of assessing the vs. the Taylor Placer Mining A Milling “party perfidy and party dishonor," is the of the people’s money! HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 24. Company, appellant, from Josephine sheet anchor to which he now clings. laxative and tonic that purifies the blood county for 1896 on March first. I say to the senator from Maine and to Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each and strengthens the whole system. And Jack Hyatt, a miner, was killed in the county, was submitted without argument. The fall in prices of all farm products, the other senators who stand here as ex month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland. more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU Victory placer mine near Glendale recently This suit was instituted for the recovery which are our principal articles of export, ponents of the creed which would enslavo Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G. LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps it active by a bank caving in on him. He had saved of $1210, alleged to be due respondent for has brought disaster and ruin on the pro the American people by the consummation Mias N ina E meby , Secv. and healthy, and when the Liver is in up $700 and was preparing to go home on a services as engineer for appellant. ducing classes who farm—one-half of our of the scheme to which they are commit good condition you find yourself free from visit. The case of Joseph W. Hockersmith, entire population. Tho impoverishment ted: The Armenians are here at your Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- A. O. U. W. The city council of Grants Pass has plaintiff and respondent, vs. M. F. Han of the farmers has destroyed their ability doors. In every city and hamlet and Headache and Constipation, and rid of passed an ordinance prohibiting boys from ley, defendant and appellant, from Jack- to purchase on the one hand, while the de oounty of these United States they can be ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66. Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hall that worn out and debilitated feeling. smoking on the streets; also, one forbid son county, was also argued and submit creased price of their products of export in found, and I warn you they will not be every second and fourth Wednesday in These are all caused by a sluggish Liver. ding the posting of obscene posters or pic ted This cause was argued upon the European markets has left our debts for held down for all time by the Turks who each month. All brethren in good standing Good digestion and freedom from stomach tures in the city. grounds of an action to recover the imports and interest on our obligation! now oppress them. A day of reckoning are cordially invited to attend. troubles will only be had when the liver Jackson Hockersmith went to Medford amount claimed to have been paid on abroad unpaid c bonce the export of gold will conio unless there 19 no longor a just M. R. M oore ,*M. W. is properly at work- If troubled with any precinct Monday to visit the_fnmily of the purchase price of personal property, to meet those obligations. The boasted God in heaven, and, whon It does come, J. R. C asey . Recorder of these complaints, trv SIMMONS LIVER his son, J. N. Hockersmith. The latter’s and damages for failure to comply with “home market” for which the protection woe be unto those who have been among REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi four year old Bon was not expected to a contract for sale thereof, and as an ists clamor can no longer purchase tht the oppressors of the peoplo. The present cines, and Better than Pills. live, being a victim of spinal action for damages for the tortuous products of our home factories except ii struggle is unfortunately too like that K. O. T. M. meningetis. largely docreased quantities. The basis 01 which preceded tho late civil war, inas j-S-EVEllY PACKAGE'S^ taking of personal property. WBANITK TKNT NO. 4, KNIGHTS OF THI all wealth, agriculture, being depressei much as it is sectional. The creditor and Has the Z Stamp in red on wrapper. Populism has even invaded Jacksonville, MACCABBK8. and pauperized, all other interests resting the manufacturing states of the north and the Bourbon stronghold, and the first peo J. H. Zeilin & Co.. Philo^ l’o. Republican Legislative Deal. Maet in regular review on the second and upon it are depressed and injured. Th< east, those which have grown inordinately ples party club ever organized in the town, fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd And now comes Representative Gates, Englishman chuckles, as shown by th< wealthy at the expense of tho producing was put together Saturday. Chas. Basye Fellow’s Hall, Ashland. Visiting Sir was elected president, and Henry Dox sec of Washington county, and says thst senator from Colorado, at the cheapness o. classes of the south and west, are urging Knight» cordially invited. retary and treasurer. as chairman of the enrolling committee, the exports which we send him. I wil this policy with the besotted blindness of G. W. C rowson , Com. C has . H. G illkttb , R. K. | John Buick was on Sunday’s train re ho received $300 to have the sheriff’s fee take the liberty, with the senator’s permis Belshazzar. The old slaveholders of the turning to Redding front a visit with his bill enrolled. Ford makes the charge on sion, to Insert as an appendix the figure south were not more arrogant or more de folk» at Roseburg. Mr. Buick lo-<t his wife the information from Sheriff Knight. furnished from that English paper th< termined. “The sordid despotism of several children in the Silver lake hol Gates has written to Sheriff Knight, de other day in regard to the profit of on< wealth,” to use the apt phrase of Justice * —GO TO— DYNAMOS and MOTORS and ocaust. He is now tn the hay and grain manding to know whether he did or did year’s purchase of cotton and wheat at Brown, is already felt throughout the land. business at Redding. The representatives in congress from not make the charge, to which be has showing the cause of this deficit requiring For Quartz Mills, Hoisting, Pumping thoso states, without regard to party affil made no reply. There is a screw loose Max Pracbt had a long interview and a the export of gold. and all kinds of mining work. big picture of himself in Friday’s 8. F. Call. somewhere and this incident may result Then mark the result. With the gold iations, are solidly arrayed under the ban The interview sounded quite natural but in some rich developments before the being exported to meet our foreign obliga ner of monopoly and the gold standard. Electrical Engineering Co., | the picture must have got mixed up and political season is over this spring. tions and the public credit attacked by Greed and self interest seem alone to actu i ioary I the face of some notorious thug must have Either Gates got the $300 or Sheriff the gold gamblers with the encouragement ate them. Self preservation and patriot 34 and 3G Main St., been accidentally substituted. Knight deviated from the truth. An ex and connivance of the president, Roths ism should bind the south and west in ---- AND----- Michael Chavner slipped and fell at the planation is due from one loyal republi child and his American agents graciously equally strong bonds of union. We can San Francisco, Cal Chavner residence on February 11, bruis can to another, and the people also have oondescend to come to the help of the Unit not afford to longer put party above coun Feed Stable. ing his head and body seriously. It was an interest in the questionable transac ed States treasury in maintaining the gold try. eight hours before he regained conscious You have already been told in glowing ness. He fell about eight feet, striking tion. Take the floor, Sheriff Knight, standard, which has wrought the ruin, and language by the eloquent sonator from Gold Hill, Oregon.. only charge a small commission of $10,- and tell the people what you know about head foremost on the stone floor of the Missouri that tho conflict is “irrepressi 000,009 or so on one little transaction. this matter. cellar way.—Gold Hill Miner. Great God 1 That this proud government, ble,” and it is easy to see from the temper Since his return from Alaska Hon. War the richest and strongest on the face of the and feeling of the equally distinguished Real Estate. For Fine Rigs and ren Truitt is being pushed forward bv his should have been brought to 60 low senator from Colorado and other western Teams. Horses Boarded one night: W L Neil to J C Neil; 35 acres in tp 39 Js, globe, Willamette valley friends for the republican a pass that a London Jew should have senators that the struggle for the new r 2e; $800. nomination for congressman from this dis Hay 25 cants ; grain 25 cents. hue begun. And the new Joseph Downing to Daniel Nicholson; been appointed its receiver, to have oharge emancipation trict. If Mr. Hermann is to be slaughtered Mason anil Dixon ’s line which is drawn, Fine hay and grain on hand and for of the treasury, with an option on any ad 6.79 acres in t wp 37 s, r 2 w : $135 80. by the republicans Judge Truitt would not by the surveyor, but by the donial of ditional issue of bonds, and presumes to M Cbavener et al to Oris C Crawford lot make a splendid candidate to put before sale. the natural and inalienable “right to life, 11, blk 24. Gold Hill; $55. the people in his place. patronize us and promises to take care of HEADQUARTERS FOR Julia Miles to Andrew J Hamlin; 60.10 our great country 1 Is there a man here liberty and the pursuit of happiness” to a As a result of the daily" mail route be acres in twp 38 s, r 1 e;$3967, largo majority of citizens, will sooner or HARDWARE, tween Ashland and Klamath Falls, the Ed Wilkison to J R Neil; land in twp 34 s, who can think of It without blushing? later bring together in the bonds of union A Question For Republicans. residents of Silver lake, desiring more rapid r 1 e, and t wp 35 s. r 1 w; $840. the toiling aud now downtrodden masses 5 $ Dealer in $ $ STOVES and mail facilities, have forwarded a petition to Jas McDonough to J H Baird; the Fort Now, again I regret the absence of the of the cities and the equally desperate department asking for the establish Lane Placer claim in twp 36 s, r 2 w; $2000. senator from Ohio [Mr. Sherman], because TINWARE the ment of a new mail route from Klamath G C Carl to Margaret C Carl; 1.27 acres if he were present I should ask him this masses of tho country. Agrarianism and communism will join hands. There are Falls to Silver lake. At present they get in tp 39 s, r 1 e; $600. question, and if he deems it worth while millions now on the march, and they I their mail via Lakeview and Prineville. Samuel Watson to City of Ashland- Granite, Marble, he can answer it hereafter: If, as I have tramp, tramp, tramp—tramp the side water-rights; $10. United States Attorney D. R. Murphy certain said, with only 22,000,000 people at that walks hunting work and tramp the high A D Helman to City of Ashland — certain of Portland was in Roseburg last week, ex water rights; $1. time floating the enormous amount of cur ways begging bread. Unless relief comes Freestone Monuments amining the records in the U 8. land office Wm Ulrich to Annie E Davis—lots 11 rency. issued to carry on the war, with they will some day take a notion to tramp F ALL KINDS and GRADES in regard to the titles of some 30.000 acres and 12, blk 53, Medford: $700. and Copings. 1,000,000 men or more withdrawn from Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder. Caps of land. He has been instructed to com Randles to Chas Randles—land in productive industries to be marshaled un to Washington with rifles In their hands and Fuse. A fine liue of Electric Cutlery, mence proceedings to have the patents tp Joseph to regain the liberties w hich have been 37 s. r 2 e; $500. and a large and complete stock of Fishing granted the O. & C. R. R. Co. canceled and the stars and stripes for the mainte stolen from them or which their repre Also agents for IRON FENCES. John A Carter to R A Rowley, % interest der Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of the lands returned to the public domain. nance of the Union, the country was so Satisfaction guaranteed sentatives have sold, and the hitherto con in the King Bolt quartz mine in Jackson all kidds done on short notice. All work prosperous, with industries thriving, no servative force of the republic, the well to Prof. Daley bas been introducing the county; $300. guaranteed. U S to Daniel Hoeeler—160 acres in tp 34 tramps, no beggars, what did it? Enough do agricultural class, will lift no hand to raging game of the colleges of the effete P. O. Address: YREKA, Siskiyou Co.. money, perhaps too much money, but still 9tay the march, but join it. God grant east on Butte creek and the boys over there s, r 1 w. £^*Tin Shop in connection, Cal. enough. play it with a cowboy vengeance. As a re MINING LOCATIONS. that our country may be spared the enact First-class goods, and prices as low as the sult of a recent match game between the If in 1878, I bolleve it was, when con ment of such scenes as were witnessed in Ehler Band, on Feb. 11th, located a placer gross, in obedience to the orders of the lowest. residents of the two creeks over there Mr. Paris in 1789. But the fair flower of lib Von der Hellen was put to bed while he claim of 20 acres in tp 38 s, r 3 w. Ebler Band et al on Feb. 11th located a people, declared that those greenbacks erty, planted by Jefferson in the Immortal takes time to recover from a sprained ankle not bo retired, but should be reis Declaration of the 4th of July, 1776, wa and Porter Robinett has been doctoring a water right leading from Prarle Flat gulch, should sued, we could float that much paper tered by tho blood of our Revolutionary tp 38 s. 3 w. badly wrenched hip. W L Pyle on Dec 25, located a placer money before we had any gold or any sil sires under Washington, cannot be up ver basis, in the name of common sense rooted or smothered by the noxious weeds claim of 20 acres in Galls creek district. House Raising || He Doesn’t Pay the Tariff. J H Baird on Feb 12tb located The Golden and the idea of prosperity, which seems to >f monopoly and class privilege without Cross quartz claim in Blackwell district. Portland Welcome.] have departed from this legislative assem J R Williamson and Mark Applegate on bly, why can we not now put out $600,- bloodshed, and a cataclysm which will Has Mr. Ellis given up all hopes of a and Moving February 10th located a quartz claim in 000,000 or $800,000,000 of greenbacks? jive us a military despotism or leave the renomination ? Or can’t he afford to pay Willow Springs mining district. .'epublic redeemed, regenerated and disen the press-gang’s rates? Hermann “g9ts J R Bailey on January 20th located a Give us the double standard, and we can thralled is just as sure to come os yonder in his work” nearly every day, but not a placer claim' of 20 acres in Farris gulch float that many greenbacks at par with sun shines in the heavens, unless we do All work entrusted to my care done gold and silver any day in tho year, and >ur duty here and take the hands of these with dispatch, and on terms to suit word about Ellis. Mr. Ellis, come forth; mining district. there will be no more talk of the publlo conspirators off the people's throats and the times. See the undersigned be buv the phosphoresence of telegraphic fore letting contracts and save activity, and shine; pay the press pipers The U. S. Gov’t Reports credit and of the honor of the nation. give them an opportunity to breathe, to ^noney. The struggle, and the only struggle, is work, to live. and dance. 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HELMAN POKEGAMA R. r. NEIL. PELTON & NEIL, Prop’s —Retail and Wholesale dealers in— 150 Choice Beef, Pork and Mutton. Residence Lots for sale in Pokegama, on reasonable terms. Lots sold on the in stallment plan. All Kinds of Fresh Meats lso A 2,000 acres of Cho.ce Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale Kept constantly on hand, Fair living Ou the Klamath River. Terms made to prices is all that we ask. suit on application. Address, We will make it to your interest to deal with us. febl’92 CHAS. COLE, Pokegama, Siskiyou Co., Cal.