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ASHLAND, JACKSON
COUNTY, OREGON,
ASHLAND OREGON,
Chief of the County Papers
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1896.
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I
Professional Cards
J. S. UHRNDOM,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
A shland ,
:
O rigon .
The Knife of Max Pracht.
In the voting for national delegates at
the republican state convention, Max
Pracht received 29 out of 236. The Even­
ing Telegram reports this scene:
Prior to the voting Max Pracht, ofAsh-
land, who had come into the convention
equipped with a bundle of ballots printed
in large type reading “For delegate at
large to the St. Louis convention, I vote
for Max Pracht of Ashland. He’s all
right,” hurndly aionnted the platform
and declared his withdrawal as a candi­
date, claiming he had been “jobbed”.He
said: I came before this convention as­
sured of a place on the regular ticket by
one of the Multnomah connty factions
and within the past 24 hours a job has
been put up and I’m out.” As he resum­
ed his seat Pracht turned toward where
the Simon faction were seated and in
angry tones said :“8enator Dolph, you’ve
got me to fight from this on. This turning
of me down is a cold-blooded outrage.
Joe Simon, you are not through with me
yet.” With bis face dark with disap­
pointed ambition, Pracht then resumed
bis seat.
Later in the dav Max patched up his
grievance with the Portland crowd and
re-entered the race. He was not elected
a delegate but succeeded in getting weli-
up and thus became an alternate, which
will give him considerable federal pie
when McKinley gets in. Max was on
Monday’s train en route east via Cali­
fornia.
PRESSED BRICKS.
Mining Items.
Yreka Journal.]
Dr. Barr, Dentist I. O. O. F. block.
0. K. Klurn was doing Siskiyou county
this week.
Ed. Eubanks, the commercial man, was
here la^t week.
Miss Mary Jacobs returned home to
Central Point Saturday.
The Chinese Company which is work­
ing tbe Quinne dt McConnell claim, have
made good wrogress, and without a doubt
the claim will pay well this season under
their management.
Culver & Co., at tbe mouth of Bark­
house creek, have their shaft down
between 30 and 40 feet, and find no
difficulty whatever in keeping the mine
clear of water with the new pump recent­
ly put in. The prospect at this mine
would indicate that it will be ona
of the best paying mines along the
river.
The Barkbouse Creek mines of Bil­
lups, Humphrey & Qnigley, are etill
producing some handsome quartz which
the owners are satisfied will prove to be
far richer than anything they have
ernshed in the past.
Mining Journal.]
From Captain Brown, manager of the
Elmer-Brown copper mines, near Waldo,
it is learned that a full force of men has
again been put to work in the mines,
developing and taking out ore. A large
proportion of these ores—the oxides,
black and red—are rich enough te bear
shipment, so that, pending the erection
of the new smelting workB, these ores
will be hauled to Grants Pass, and shipp­
ed thence to Galveston by rail and thence
by water to New York, where they will
be treated by the Orford reduction works.
Captain Brown further eavs that by May
10th he expects to have ths new plants
proposed to be erected at both the Waldo
and Siskiyou mines in process of con­
struction ; but the Waldo plant will be
first put in operation. Tbe additions to
the present machinery at both places
will consist of reverberatory and fusing
furnaces. The first shipments of ore will
be made during the coming week. The
two cotnpaniee owning these groups of
mines will expend considerable money
this summer in the development and
equipment of the mines, and thus em­
ployment will be given to a number of
men nt a time when the season ia other­
wise dull. _________________
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
is a sure cure for Headache and nervou*
di.oeaifs. Nothing relieves so quickly. For
sale by T. K. Bolton.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
RpYal &S
THE ASHLAND HOUSE
The Pioneer and Old Reliable Hotel of
Ashland, is now Under the-Management of
Miss Bertha Booth of Grants Pass is
visiting Portland friends.
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4- ♦
For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
Hinman, Masonic block.
HINMAN. D. I). 8.
J. H. Pratt, the tailor, is building a new
Republican Ticket and Platform.
residence on Spring street.
Democratic Ticket and Platform.
Supreme judge—R. S. Bean of Lane
For Supreme Judge—John Burnett of
Hot and cold baths at Storey’s barber­
county.
shop. Opposite town hall.
Corvallis.
DENTIST.
Presidential electors—T. T. Geer of
For Congress—1st District, Jefferson
Chas. Young and Robt. Leonard re­
Marion, 8. M. Yoran of Lane, Johu F. Myers of Scio, Linn county; 2d District, An Experienced Hotel Man of California, and has been
turned
from
Portland
Monday.
In the Masonic Building up ■taira
Caples of Multnomah, E. L. Smith of A. S. Bennett of The Dalles.
Completely Renovated and Improved and is Ready
Wm. Ulrick returned Monday from a
over Post Office.
Wasco.
Presidential electors—Dr. Ojilsbee of
business trip to Siskiyou connty.
Congressmen — 1st district, Thos. Lane county, Edward Kilfeather of Port­
-«^^^aa^for the Traveling Public.
Misses Barrie and Sherrer of Grants Pass
Tongue of Washington county. 2d dis­ land, J. M. Carroll of Union and John
J^R. S. T. SONGER.
are visiting Miss Ida Porter in Portland.
trict, W. R. Ellis of Morrow.
Burnett of Corvallis.
Delegates to national convention—J.
Delegates to National Convention—W.
R. 8. Radcliff has gone to Wa'erloo, Linn
W. Meldrum of Clackamas, R. A. Booth F. Butcher,of Baker; J. W. Howard, of RATES, $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
county, to wjrk in tbe Kay woolen mills.
PHYSICIAN and 8URGEON.
of Josephine, Chas Hilton of Gilliam, Josephine; L.P. Mullinix, of Clatsop;
No Chinese Employed
W. R. Buck of Tolo and James Cantrall
Chas. H. Dodd of Multnomah, all st M. A.. Miller, of Linn; J. D. McKinnon, MEALS, 25 Cents.
of Applegate returned from Henley last
large? Their alternates are: Geo. A. of Union ; Charles Nickell, of Jackson ;J.
week.
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
Steel of Multnomah, M. C. Harrison of H. Townsend, of Polk, and Dr. J. Welch,
♦
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4-
4-
♦
Big stock of 25 and 50c paper Novels re­
A shland ,
....
O regon .
Multnomah, J. M. Vanduvne of Polk, of Multnomah.
duced to 10 and 15c at D. L. Minkler &
Max Pracht of Jackson.
8on’s
Alternates—B. Geither, Geo. C. Stout,
2d district delegates—Wallace Mc- of Multnomah; F. 8. Harding, of Yam­ æ first class bar ijst oojsrnsTEQ-
Miss Whitney returned Monday from a
J^R. C. W. BARR.
Camant of Multnomah and C. W. Par­ hill ; P Derby, of Marion ; Pierce Riggs,
TION WITH HOTEL.
visit with Mrs. Mayble C. Smith in Douglas
rish of Grant, with Jonathan Bourne, Jr., of Polk; G. W. Smith, of Klamath; J.
county.
and F. W. Hendley alternates.
W. Morrow, of Morrow ; T. H, Crawford,
D. C. McClallen. the Roseburg hotel
Dental Parlors in ^dd Fellow'» Block.
District nominations— Joint senator of Union.
Ninety Per Cent.
man, died there suddenly Sunday evening
A shland , O regon .
:Ake, Klamath and Crook, Capt. O. C.
Of all the people need to take a course of of apoplexy-.
District attorney of Jackson, Josephine,
Applegate of Klamath.
Hood’s Sar-aparilla at this season to pre­
Klaruath
and Lake—S. S. Pentz of Med­
Dr. F. W. Van Dyke has returned to
Joint Representative Klamath and ford.
tn work pertaining to modern dent­ vent that rundown and debilitated condi­ Grants Pass from his post graduate course
tion which invites disease. The money in­
Lake—Virgil Conn of Lake.
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
Joint senator Klamath, Lake and
vested in half a dozen bottles of Hood’s in New York.
District Attorney for Jackson, Joseph­ Crook—Dr. B Daley of Lake.
Sarsaparilla will come back with large re­
Rev. J 8 Smith was visiting Ashland
ine, Klamath and Lake—Geo. W. Colvig
Joint representative Lake and Klam­
turns in the health and vigor of body and friends the past week en route to Portland
of Grants Pass.
ath, J. D. Fountain of Klamath,
BROWER M. V.
strength of nerves.
from California.
THE PLATFORM.
THE PLATFORM.
Fred Hansen, the Table Rock farmer,
Hood’s Pills are easy to buy, easy to
The representatives of the republicans of
“
First
—
Whereas,
the present depressed
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
went
to
San
Francisco
Sunday
to
look
up
take, easy to operate. Cure all liver ills.
the State of Oregon, in convention assembl­ condition of the country
and the shrinkage
tbe market for hogs.
25c.
ed,
call
attention
to
the
condition
of
in
­
«
of values are largely due to the financial
a
O rigon .
A shland .
dustry
and
business
throughout
tbe
coun
­
Miss Lydia Marple who has been teach­
which has controlled the nation for
Circuit Court Proceeding.
try, as a proof of the necessity of return­ system
ing school near Portland, returned to
more
than
20 years last past, we, the dem­
ing to the policy of the republican party, ocracy of the
The following jurors were excused: Klamath Falls Sunday.
of Oregon, hereby de­
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­ Hiram Farlow, Mr. Breedinr, O T Brown
under which there was general prosperity clare ourselves state
as unalterably opposed to
F. M. Stephenson, landlord of tbe Ash«
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets.
during 30 vears.
and K K Sutton.
standard, and demand the
We reaill >tu the principles of the re­ the single gold
Chas Shultz is court bailiff and Frank land Hause, returned home last week from
return to the constitutional
a business trip in California.
publican national platform of 1892, and immediate
Kasxafer, bailiff for grand juiy.
of gold and silver by the restora­
assert that tbe results tliat. hav* followed standard
The following cases have been disposed
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
J.
it Vasey,
J.R
Casey, district horticultural com­
tion by the general government independ­
Jhe
change
decreed
by
the
ejection
of
that
of:
1 ' ’
................. the meeting
........ ;
missioner.
attended
of the
of any foreign power, of the unre­
year have justified our protest against the ently
Sabin ys. Bloomer, Cronemiller * Co., to state board at Salem this week.
stricted coinage of both gold and s Iverinto
national
policy
adopted
by
the
democratic
County
Cotntnl-aionera
’
Court.
recover
money,
dismissed.
O. A. R.
standard money at the ratio of 16 to 1. and ,
Frank Hoberg, formerly of this place, is
party.
Miller vs Hockersmith, same, continued
Bills ordered paid at April term
upon terms of exact equality, as they exist­
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
at
Portland.
He
says
he
has
been
on
a
Protection
—
We
believe
that
the
govern-
i
for the term.
John Watson, ferryman................ I 14 50 ment should have ample revenue, with a ed prior to 1873, the silver coin to be a full
gold
basi»
for
the
past
several
years.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
Hamlin vs. Hockersmith, same, con­
31 00
legal tender equally with gold, for «11 debts + +++4-1-4- ¿•++4~F4,+4“F*l'4-i-+-{"h v-¡-í--F¿-4-F-î--5--}”i--H--;--}--5’4'+-}-
Owen Keegan, janitor .................
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­ tinued.
Joe Million has been paid $2000 for the Grant Rawlings, recorder.............. . 116 66 sufficient surplus over ordinary expendi­ and dues, public and private, and we de­ t
+ ♦
rades cordially welcome*!.
to provide for coast defenses, tor the nounce all discrimination by tl.e govern­
Hamlin vs. Gervais, writ of review, accidental loss of both eyes. He was in­ 8 Patterson, sheriff........................
333 33 tures
A, C. S pencer , Commander.
steady building up of the navy, and for the
settled.
sured by C. F. Hasty in the Standard.
I
N A Jacobs, clerk and deputy.... . 250 30 constant reduction of the public debt. We ment against either gold or s’iyer currency
G. O. V annatta . Adjutant.
+ + +
Neil vs. G W Bogus & C P Jones, to re­
of
the
country.
We
demand
that
the
secre
­
3
30
“
cash
paid
for
stamps
The suit of Virgin, Pelton & Neil of the
cover monev, default.
J R Neil, judge, qu end Mar. 31“ 1896 300 00 believe that the present tariff, with its low­ tary of the treasury stiall coin into standard
♦
J N Engledow and L E Engledow vs Ashland mills against the city of Ashland M 8 Welch, treasurer ....................... 200 00 ered rate-« and its destructive and dishonest silver dollars, as soon as practicable, all the
W. R. C.
❖
for appropriating their water has been " " ’
system
of
undervaluations,
and
discrimina
­
i
Frank
Parker,
to
recover
personal
prop
­
t
-
-
-
175
00
bullion now in the treasury of the
Gus Newbury, school snpt................
BURNSIDR RRLIRF CORPS NO. 24
settled and the suit withdrawn.
tion as to localities, should be replaced by silver
erty, disrui-sed.
+
S Ashland, Oregon.
United State«, which represents the silver
Jos Helms, stock inspector............... 50 00 one
Meets in Masonic hall at 2 o’clock p. m
framed
on
protective
principles,
similar
i
4*
Jones A Otten vs the Hammerslv Mining
Miss
Marie
Andrews,
formerly
of
Ash
­
seignorage
or
coinage
profit
to
the
govern
­
7
00
John
Watkins,
work
on
ferry
...........
n the first and third Fridays of each Co., to recover monev, continued.'
to
that
of
the
McKinley
bill
and
arranged
land,
is
teaching
school
at
Fresno,
Cal.,
ment:
also
all
silver
bullion
that
may
here
­
717
S
Pattersen,
board
of
Boland
.......
..
♦
4*
month.
Mas. J. D. C rocker . Pres.
to give ample protection to American after be offered for coinage.
S T Songer vs J J Donahue and Alby where her brother George is employed as
♦
“
board of prisoners for
4*
Mas. L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
wages and American industry and to re­
Donahue, to recover money, continued.
manager of tbe Postal telegraph office.
Second
—
We
demand
the
repeal
of
all
March
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39
99
:
store the reciprocity policy of James G. specific contract law, state and national.
Jacksonville Lodge No 10 I. O. O. F., vs
60 Blaine.
Howard Van Valkenburg and D. C. S Patterson, washing for prisoners..
J A Hanley, to recover money, judgment
+
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
600
Third
—
We
favor
the
construction
ot
the
Boyd were in from Klamath Falls last Mike Sidlev, viewing road diet No 25
We have always given protection to our
♦
4*
GRANITE LODGE.NO. 23, Knights of by default.
....
The
best line....
600 si hipbuilders. In late years we have neglect­ Nicaraguan canal, and its control by the
.1
H
Tyrrell,
“
“
25
♦
♦
week.
The
latter
has
discontinued
the
Jacksonville
Lodge
No
10
I.O.
O.
F.
vs
G
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
30
9 25 ed to protect our shipowners. We believe general government.
♦
4*
publication of t • Independent of that R W Kennedy, survey road, It “
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
«:«
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good M Love, same, default.
Fourth—We are in favor of a tariff for
30 2 06 the time has come to return to the policy
♦
Wm Sydow, viewing road,
place.
Richard
Beswick
vs
S
D
Taylor
and
It
4*
standing are cordially invited to attend.
30 200 of Washington and Hamilton, which by revenue only, so adjusted that it shall af­
J S Rogers,
“
Frank W Taylor, to recover money, set­
It
4
An association has been formed tn Yreka J
fect
alike
our
commerce,
our
agriculture,
F. D. W agner , C. C.
30
200
discriminating duties in favor ot American our labor and our manufacture.
❖
tled.
to be known as the Siskiyou County Min­ Geo DeBar, ex E and C Wimer, in­
8. G. K ogers , K. of R A 8.
bottoms, secured 90 per cent of our carry­
W I Vawter vs Tolo Mining Co, to re­ ing Exchange and Board of Trade for the
1000
Fifth
—
We
demand
of
the
general
govern
­
sane
...................................................
+
Agricultural Implements
ing trade to American ships, and which, if
cover money, settled.
purpose of advancing the mining and other J W Robison, ex E and C Wimer,
ment rigid enforcement of the Monroe
4*
now
restored,
would
again
revive
our
shipp
­
Rothschild
Bros
ys
G
E
Neuber,
same,
4*
material interests of that county.
insane ............................................... 10 00 ing and cause American freights to be paid doctrine.
MASONIC,
settled.
4*
1 30 to Americans.
Sixth—We demand a reduction of all
W C Leever, chain for ferry..............
*
Ladies
’
and
misses
’
low
cut
shoes
75
cents
G
F
Billings
vs
Mrs
Kate
Bell,
same,
set
­
4*
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M.
federal and state, commensurate
J Nunan, supplies for court house.. 3 15
Finance—The American people, from salaries,
tled.
at J. R. Baltimore’s.
4*
with
the
depressed
condition
of
the
coun
­
Malcom
Johnson,
saw
32
cords
wood
19
20
Regular convocations on the Thursdax
tradition and interest, iavor bim.etalisLU,
Elizabeth A Smith vs E B Myer st al, to
Tbe S. P. Co. ha» made some changes in B J Kaiser, printing and publishing 23 0< > and the republican party demands the use try; that th* compensation of all state of­
Garland Stoves and Ranges. +
next after the full moon.
• •
recover money, default.
ficers shall be kept strictly within the letter
20
00
Geo
t
’
arpy,
maps
etc
for
connty
....
men in charge of live stock in car­
E. V. C arter , H. P.
of both gold and silver as standard money, of
Z Cameron vs James Harvey et al, same, passing
constitution; that all laws now exist­
loads. ’>’he men accontpaning the cattle Gus Newbury, reporting 80 school
E. A. S herwin . Secretary.
with such restrictions aud under such ing the
dismissed.
providing extra tees or compensation
districts
...................
•
.......................
200
00
will
be
given
free
passes
to
destination
and
provisions,
to
be
determined
by
legislation,
Chas Nickell vs Geo J Armstrong, same return, formerly half fare was charged for Dr W B Officer, R R fare, drugs, etc 26 60
for any duty or service imposed by law up­
as will secure the maintenance of tbe on
♦ SAWS,
default.
CUTLERY. í
AMMUNITION,
GUNS,
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23. A. F. & A. M.
such offices shall be repealed.
C
W
Wolters,
supplies
for
Trask
the
return
ticket.
parity
of
values
of
the
two
metals,
so
that
Joseph Chapman vs Ruth Chapman,
Seventh
—
We
demand
the
repeal
of
the
family
....
........................................
6
75
the
purchasing
and
debt-paying
power
of
Men’s fine flannel underwear, worth Angle & Ply male, supplies indigent 38 35 ,
Stated communications on the Thursday divorce, default.
tbe dollar, whether of silver, gold or paper, laws creating the railroad commission, and
Fannie Birdsey, executrix of estate of J | $1.50, reduced to $1.00 at J. R. Baltimore’s, Sundry
Of or before the full moon.
all other useless commissions.
indigent allowance................ 84 00 -, shall be at all times equal.
G Birdsey vs B F C and K A Edmondson,
E. A. S herwin , W. M.
Eighth—We instruct our delegates elect­
Miss Portia Knight, the accomplished Indigent soldier fund. W T Kame.
The interests of the producers of the
to foreclose mortgage, default.
C. H. V aupel . Secretary.
daughter of Col. N. B. Knight, tbe Salem
Com GAR Post Medford.............. 47 50 country—its farmers and its workingmen ed to represent us in the national conven­
Lillie M Epps vs Geo Epps, divorce, de­ lawyer and Klamath county stockman, is .Tones
Jt Otten, supplies for Mrs Mc-
—demand that every dollar, paper or coin, tion to support only a candidate in favor
fault.
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. S.
now playing leading lady to Frederick
....... .......................... .......... 10 00 issued by the government shall be as good of the free and unlimited coinage of silver
Conrad Mingus vs Harvey L Oliver et al, Ward, the tragedian. She has been play- N Tearson
at the ratio ot 16 to 1.
Gritnslev, medicine for McCallister 200 as any other dollar.
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays to foreclose mortgage, default.
Ninth—We demand the re-enactment of
ouo
_
j n
u- 1
j » • 1 ine “s an amateur but when Ward saw Martin Perry, timber for dist No 14 12 46
in ea6h month.
(...............
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Election of Senators—Resolved that we
C
B
Spiar
vs
bred
MO
verbeck
and
Annie
ber
delineation
of
Shakespearean
characters
T H Gelson, 2191 ft lumber for dist
M rs .L’M. C aldwell , W. M.
earnestly endorse the proposed amend­ the m >rtgage tax law, and the amendment
L Overbeck,
v*r
to
foreclose
mortgage,
de-
|
ber
tiue
merj
t
at
once
secured
tier
this
No 23 ............................................... 22 57 ment to the Constitution of the United •f our assessment laws so that all recorded
M rs . S. C. C handler . Secretary.
M ain S tmit , O pposite P laía ,
fault.
high honor.
Olson Bros., 5268 ft lumber for dist
States providing for tbe election of United indebtedness of the taxpayers stiall be de­
William Hanley vs the Squaw Lake
No 14 ................................................. 42 14 States Senators by popular vote, recently ducted from his assessment.
Men’s cotton underwear 25 cents and 50
Water .t Mining Co, injunction, tran-ferred
I. O. O. F.
painters tools
Tenth—We denounce the extravagant paints
cents, excellent value, at J. R. Baltimore’s S 8 Aiken, 8560 ft lumber for dist 08 48 repurted from the committee on privilege acts
to
U
8
Circuit
Court.
of the last legislature as co-extensive
No 2....... ...........................................
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
and elections by Senator Mitchell, and now
Anna Hayes vs Sherman Hayes, divorce,
WALL ZF’.A.ZPZEEÒ. GLASS. ETC
Ex-Gov. Pennoyer was nominated for Geo A Jackson, part payment of fees 100 00 pending consideration in the United States with fraud, jobbery and squandering of the
Hold regular meetings every Thursoav default.
people’s money, and we censure and hold
W W Stanfield, bal on fees of J P
mayor
of
Portland
by
the
populist
city
senate.
B
uilding
P
apers
, W rapping P apers and T wines . ARTISTS' MATERIALS.
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
240
Cascade Reserve-Resolved, that the the republican majority responsible for the
List or iiettera
I convention last week and this week court.....................................................
in good standing are cordially invited to
present
condition
of
our
public
debt
and
J Florey, supplies for McCallister
application of the Oregon delegation in
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland endorsed by the taxpayers convention. A tamilv
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
high rate of taxation.
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P. 0., April 13. 1896:
The Governor is all right and when com- I Hugh Elliott, repairs on court house 290 congress to the president of the United
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
Eleventh—We favor a judicious expendi­
States
and
now
pending
before
him,
pray
­
Dunmg Fanis, Mrs.
inunitiea are in sore distress by reason Exchange on Salem, state taxes
ture of the public money for the purtxiseof
ing
a
modification
of
his
proclamation
Tucker, Mike.
of being taxed to death, robbed blind,
forwarded ...................................... 38 85 creating the Cascade Forest Re.-erve, t» opening up and improving our water-ways
PILOT rock encampment , no . 16.
' giorw" h R»n»P?peMay ,,windled on every corner and buncoed W H Bradshaw, per diem and mile­
«I
hereby earnestly approved, and we appeal and harbors.
rume
advertised
.
W.
H.
B
ru
nk
.
P.
M.
and
humbu>
,
Kad
by
the
appejd
of
8elfish
Twelfth—Religious difference should find
age............................ ......................... 11 75 to the president to grant the prayer ot our
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hallevery 2d and
no place in American politics, and the
5 40 delegation in congress.
4th Monday in each month
Members in
Haw Him Fed.
greed and aggregated stupidity, then it Ben Haynsond, double assessment..
good standing cordially invited tc attend.
Fishing—We realize the importance and democratic party is unalterably opposed to
_
. .*. ..
,
is that the sound sense of a well informed, 8 Furry, per diem and mileage......... 10 00
H. S. E vans , C. P.
Contrary to general belief, Munchau- 8oHd minded citizen ¡, U1. only |afe.
STATE V8, JOHN PENIMGKR.
magnitude of the fishing industry on tn? the spirit of intolerant bigotry fostered for
purposes by tlio-e who seek to
tion ot tL taiuoux French physician, wilt quickly cure you ot *1! in r
R obt , T aylor , "Scribe.
A 8 Jacobs, justic* fees. $4 10; LC Roden- Columbia river, and would recommend political
sen u not dead, or lie must live in the gnard. Pennover will be elected,
vons or Siwaseg of IL h generative onrani, bucu as Lo»lManhoo.'
breed discord and animosities among the
that
some
provisions
be
made
tor
a
state
I
burger,
const
fees,
$1:
>antuel
McClendon,
Insomnia, Pains la tbo Back. Seminal Emission«, Nerveua DebUltv
persons
some
of the the
continental
— °
' : • J° •
fitaple«, Unfitness to Murry, Exhausting Drains, Varlcocr'-. -i.'d
ists you of
meet
around
Metropole tour-
and BUnd-iJwiH ¡Se VoV®’- u b€St~It0 I 1 •- J17
~
’l ?0: • J •> R hatchery fur artificial propagation, and that citizens of the republic; secret political
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, «O. 24.
bodies
are
a
curse
to
Darty,
state
and
na
­
Constiimtlon.
It stops all losses by dav or night. Prevent, ., . x-
Take no other. I Williams, wit, $1.70: A N Soliss, dept di-1 the laws regulating the close season be tion. We heartily welcome the assistance
bess ot discharge, which If notchecked leads 10 Sperm«t<>rrh<iui,'£i>c•“
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each the Victoria. They repeat this conversa- J. K. Van Sant? Ashland.
rigidly enforced.
atty, $11.20.
the horror» of Impotence. <1’1*1 DEM cluuuos the liver, the
Sg BEFORE AMD AFTER all
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
Rebate to Settlers—That we endorse the of all good citizen • who will co-operate in
kidnevs and the urinary organs of all linpuritle*
STATE V8 BART PATRICK.
tion of one of those enterprising but pre-
Artide. of Incorporation were filed
the suppression of any political movement
“ CVPIDENE strengthens and restores tmiail weak organs.
Miss E mma S tephenson . N. G.
efforts
of
our
representatives
in
congress
to
A 8 Jacobs, Justice fees, $4 65; S C Parker,
Tbe reason (sufferers are not cured by Jtxuor» is because ninety per cent are troubled crith
varioatmg end of the century explorers: thia weeb] forminS{ the McCloud Valiev
M iss N ina E mery , Secv.
repayment to settlers of Oregon of organized for religious proscription.
Proatutlt ■». CUPIDENE Is the only known remedy to cure without an operation. SuUOtesilmoab
mL;____ „„.j I const fees. $645; Thos Kahler, wit, $4; secure
Thirteenth—Resolved, that we, the dem­
“I visited Russia, Germany, Austria, Railroad Companv.
the
excess
of
$125
per
acre,
wrongfully
al*.
A
written guarantee given and money returned If six boxes does not ellect u permaueut cure
■
, h 8, new ,r.ou" Chas Rider, wit, $3.20; 8 T Conrov. wit,
ocratic party of the state of Oregon in con­
fLOOa box,six turf 5.00, by mall. Bend for jtkkk circular and testimonials.
Italy”—
1-----------
propoaea --------
to atart at Mott and extend into $3 20- job Pankey, wit, $3.30; E Hitch. collected by thegovernment on lands locat­ vention assembled, hereby earnestly ask
Address DA VOL MEDICINE CO., P. O. Box 2076, S*u Francisco, Cal.
A. O. U. W.
“Indeed! So you saw Venice?”
Squaw Valley, tapping the vaet timber John 8 Wright, wit, $3; Geo McKay, wit, ed in the limits of the unearned Northern the congress of tbe United States to take up
Pacific
railroad
land
grant
now
forfeited.
FOR
SALE BY E. A. SHERWIN.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
belt
in
eastern
part
of
the
county.
The
$3.80;
I
J
Purkeypile,
wit,
$3
20;
Geo.
“Well, I rather guess I did.”
Canal—The construction of the Nicaragua the bills now pending before their respect­
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Ha'
“Did yon see the lion of St ____
Mark?” construction of thia road will be started Laroux. wit, $3.20; A N 8oliss, dept dist canal is of the highest importance to the ive bodies, viz: the house of representatives
every second and fourth Wednesday ii
‘he means of furnish- »«X. ’ll’20’ __ V3 8 pi__c_
American peop e, both as a measure 01 and tbe senate of the United States, provid­
“Of course I did. ’ Why, I saw him I ?°on. “n;1 wil>
each month. All brethren in good standin«
1 ing employment to a large number of
. „ T
state vs. s. pierce .
national
defense and to build up and main­ ing for a survival pension of the Indian war
fed.
”
—
Washington
Poet
are cordially invited to attend.
DR. JORDAN & CO.’S
men. The Mt. Shasta section is destined
£ s Jacobs, justice fees, $4 20: L C Rod- tain American commerce. It is moreover veterans of tbe U nited States, and pass said
M. R. M oore , M. W.
to be the liveliest place in Northern ¡Jburger’ const’ ’t70: A C ^er, const. oi special importance to our Pacific Slates, bills.
Fourteenth—We favor the preservation
GREAT MUSEUM OF AHATOMY
J. R. C asey , Recorder
and we demand its completion us speedily
MARRIED.
California this summer. The capital
state vs . john marsh .
of the salmon industry of the state by
ION I Market Mt„ Ban Francisco
as possible by the government of the Unit
stock of the new company,1s $1,000,°0°, R
Uonl
ju#ti
^,7.05. Frank ed States.
abolishing all fishtraps, fishwheeis and
.Between 6ih and 7th 9to.)
CALHOUN-STURGIS
—
At
Grants
Pass,
siuall-mesli
gear,
and
denounce
the
re
­
and the stockholders are James Palmer, Knsshaf„, const. $3.65; Jos Martin, wit,
'
K. O. T. M.
—We hereby endorse the action
Go and learn how wonderfully you
April 8,1M96. Jo.eph Calhoun and Miss John A. Davis, David h. Mlles and V\m. 11.70; John Kapp, Geo Armstrong. W B of Pensions
cur senators and representatives in publican partv of the state for refusing to
are made and how to avoid aicknesa
granite trnt no . 4, knights or thi
Laura Sturgis.
J. Branstetter. At present the road will Comstock, wit. $5 10; AN Soliss, dist dept, congress in their endeavor to secure grants keep its pledge to afford such urgend re­
and diM*M. HuMum enlarged with
MACCARRK8.
lief.”
thousands of new objects- Admis­
be run about twenty miles.
$10: J G Hiatt, sheriff’s fees, $2.55; HL ot pensions Di Indian war veterans.
CALDWELL-M
AEL
—
At
Merlin,
April9,
^ dations .
Meet in regular review on the second an<
sion 25 ct*.
Retrenchment— We pledge the republican
“The Democratic party of the state of
1896,
8.
M.
Caldwell
to
Bertha
Mael.
You
can
now
go
and
buy
your
summer
“
en80n
>
att
J'
$
12
-
Private
Office—Name Building
fourth Thursdays ot each month at Od-
party
to
rigid
economy
tn
the
expen
iture
Oregon,
in
convention
assembled,
pledges
clothing. Vaupel. Norris
Norris '&
& Drake have
state vs . john rowland .
$051 market Street— Diseases of men’,
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Si
of public money, to the reduction of ex­ itself to maintain at all hazards the purity stricture,
Water of any temperature desired
loss of manhood, diseases of the akin
received
their
big
stock
and
are
pleased
to
J
H
Whipple,
justice
fees,
$6.20;
J
M
Knights cordially invited.
cessive
salaries,
and
ths
abolishment
of
tbe
of
the
ballot,
and
that
fundamental
prin
­
born .
kidneys quickly cured without the use of mer­
Natural Temperature 85dcg’».
show you a line of men’s, boy
>y’s and chil-
chil-| Whipple, const. $11.10; A C
" Green,
"
E 8 fee system wherever possible, and of all ciple of American liberty which give-« to and
G. W. C rowson , Com.
cury. Treatment personally or by letter. 8e»4
beat
low "
Brooks, A L Krunlin, L A Woolfolk, ST useless commissions; and believe that no every citizen a right to vote and to have tor book, '
I dren’s goods that can’t be L
_ L for
.
C has , H. G illette , R. K.
| Soblett, wit, $17.50.
MERRITT—At Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, prices and good values.
appropriation should be made to any school that vote counted, and condemns as un- Long established and reliable practitioners. TO DEI IK THE WATER 18 A T0A1C
STATB VS. JOS. BOLAND.
April 7.1896, to Mr. and Mrs Corhes
oi* charitable institution not under thv American and undemocratic tbe disgrace
F.x-Attorney-General Geo. E. Cham­
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicates
Merritt, a son.
C B Watson, dept dist atty fees, $5; W control of the State; and opuose the in­ ful con uct of the dictators and rulers of the
berlain ia the nominee of the taxpayers
fungi and animalcules, and neutral­
corporation
into
the
general
appropriation
republican
party
in
certain
portions
ot
the
N
Luckey,
justice
fees,
$3
20:
Robt
Taylor,
CUMMINGS—In Ashland. April 13, 1896, league ticket for Circuit Judge in Port­ const, $1*50; C B Watson, dept dist atty, bill of items lor the expenditure of public State of Oregon in surrounding the polls
izing and correcting all acidi­
S S Dealer in $ $
to 8. P. Locomotive Engineer J. D, Cum­ land. These are trying times in the (2d cbarge) $5; W N Luckey, justice fees. money not authorized by law.
ties it promotes a normal and
with
men
for
the
purpose
of
intimidating
mings and wife, a son.
healthful condition in every
metropolis and the decent people who $5.10; Robt Taylor, const. $8 65; C B Wat­
liuiuigianou—We demand enactment of honest voters and preventing fair and hon­
part of the system.
ELY’S P1NEOLA BALSAM is a sure
have been maintaining a city government son, dept dist atty, (charge of assault) $5; rigid restrictions on foreign immigration est elections.”
Remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat nad
ot a thousand thieves under the name of W N Luckey, justice fees, $5 85; Robt both for protection of our country against
RINK. —
for asthma. It soothes, quickly abates he — SWIMMING
the republican party, have just about Taylor, const. $4.40; Wm Pracht, Z A illiterate and vicious ci isses from foreign
Granite, Marble,
A Racial Difference.
Moody,
Wm
Runzler,
wit,
$7;
Geo
Laroux,
lands,
aud
for
protection
of
our
labor
and
cough,
and
ren
­
woke up to the condition that is con-
ders expectora­ nclosed and covered, the same medica
There can be no question that very
frortting them and an effort will be made Martin Purkepile, Marie Purkepile, wit, . preservation to our own people of the re­
water, always clean, for the springs run a
Freestone Monuments
mainder
of
our
national
domain.
tion easy.
$3.40.
______________
many of the differences, mental and
to cage some of the rascals in the city
Internal Improvements—We commend
heavy volume- more than twelve hun­
Csnsumptives
jail in place of housing them in city halls
and Copings
Refinement that carries ua away from the policy of the repuulican party in rela­ bodily, that exist between the aver­
will invariably de­
dred gallons per hour.
and court houses. Mr. Chamberlain
to luternal improvements, and, in age Frenchman and the average Eng­
rive benefit from You may dive and swim and have more
our
fellow men is not God's refinement. tion
combines
the
element
of
popularity
with
particular,
in
opening
uur
waterways
to
its use.
Many
lishman are caused by the distinct
-Also agents for IRON FENCES.
fun than “anybody’ —come out as “fine
commerce, aud we denounce ihe iliiberal- methods of education that prevail on
sound principles and integrity; and that —Beecher.
who suppose their
assilk’’ and “white as wool”—rejuven­
Satisfaction guaranteed
cases to be con­
city needs just such men as he is at Ibis
I take it to be a principal rule of life ity of the democratic party in these mat­ the different sides of the channel. You
ated and happy.
ters.
_________________
sumption
are
only
time.
fr»!
not to be too much addicted to any ona
would not like your son’s only school­
suffering from a
P. O. Address: YREKA, Siskiyou Co.
Located on the
Boys’ and men’s overcoats below cost ai
thing. —Terence.
chronic cold or
ing to be obtained in France. On the
Cai.
J. R. Baltimore’s.
deep
seated
HELMAN
LAND, HALF A MIL!
Athenian Street Car Pleasantries.
No rock so hard butthat a little wave
other band, you have a pretty distinct
cough,
often
aggravated
by
catarrh.
Conductor—You got aboard after I may beat admission in a thousand
Vindicated the Law.
belief that if French boys were sent
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
For catarrh use Ely’s Cream Balm. Both
years.—Tennyson.
took the fares, I believe?
A friend cf Representative Culberson over here young eDough aDd put to good remedies are pleasing to use. Cream Balm,
Passenger—Not after you took mine.
of Texas related the following incident: English schools, they would grow up 50c. per bottle; Pineola Balsam, 25c.
Not Enough M um *.
Conductor—But I do not remember
“When Mr. Culberson was prosecuting into a very fair sort of Britons. A typ­ Sold bv Druggists.
The unmusical manager who protest­ attorney,” he said, “there was a crimi­ ical story of the ways of French school­ ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., N. Y
taking yours.
Pioprietor
House Raising @ O
Passenger—Very likely. Neither do L ed when he found a performer in his nal statute universally disregarded. The boys, with their ushers, is reported in
Almost everybody takes some laxative
Conductor(receiving nickel)—Thanks. orchestra holding his bow during a rest, indictment of a well known man for recent morning papers. Some spirits
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the Northampton street! — Boston Tran­ saying to him, “I don’t pay yon to
f f S and Moving
violation of this law was secured through had been smuggled into one of the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS script
restl”wa3 the same one who, on an­ the efforts of Mr. Culberson, who prose­ dormitories—a thing, we fear, not al­
L iver R egulator (liquid or powder)
All work entrusted to my care done
other occasion, was superintending the cuted the case with more vigor than al­ together unknown in 6ome English
zet all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
TOHN K.PELTON.
>. P. NKIL.
A Good Kame For It.
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
arrangement cf some performers who most any he had over conducted, suc­ establishments. It is even conceivable
laxative
and
tonic
that
purifies
the
blood
the times. See tbe undersigned be­
“My bicycle has been injured in the were representing allegorical characters. ceeding in securing a conviction and that the English master who discovered
and strengthens the whole system. And
fore letting contracts and save
“Here in front,” said the author of sentence to the penitentiary. Then he the bottle would have confiscated it to
money.
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU­ windpipe,” said Gildersleeve.
“
What
on
earth
is
a
bicycle
’
s
wind
­
the
piece which was to bo given, “we left town, and no one knew where he his own use, but this would not have
LATOR
regulates
the
Liver,
keeps
it
active
Oak Street, Ashland.
Q ALLEN
'and healthy, and when the Liver is in pipe?” asked Tillinghast.
will put the nino muses. ”
had gone until he and the prisoner, who been at the invitation of his pupils.
—Retail and Wholesale dealers In—
good condition you find yourself free from
“The very part that is on earth, the
“Nine muses!” exclaimed the great had been taken to the penitentiary, re­ But the French pion in question was
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick- pneumatic tube. “—Detroit Free Press. manager contemptuously. “Nine muses
turned together. Mr. Culberson bad contented to make Gne of the party, and
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
would look well in that great space, gone to the governor, obtained a pardon, as he was not so used to rum as his pu­
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
Fine bargains in clothing at J. R. Bal­ wouldn't they? We will have 86 and met the convict at the penitentiary pils, he got so terribly drunk that he
Residence Lota for Bale in
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
timore’s.
muses!”—Youth’s Companion.
Pokegatna, on reasonable
j with it. The law had been vindicated, died. Happily for the French boys,
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
Men’s white shirts 50 cents, 75 cents and
and there were no more violations of their compulsory military service gives
troubles will only be had when the liver
terms. Lots sold on tbe in­
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve.
that statute in Jefferson.’’—Washington them an opportunity, later on for learn­ All Kinds of Fresh Meats
is properly at work. If troubled with any $1.00 at J. R. Baltimore’s.
stallment plan.
The
best
salve
in
the
world
for
Cuts,
of these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
ing a little discipline.—Pall Mall Ga­
Star.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi­
lso 2,000 ACRES of Choice
Kept constantly on band, Fair living
zette.
The World’s Fair Tests Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale
cines, and Better than Pills.
The Illa of Women.
Corns, and all Bkin Eruptions, and posi­
prices is all that we ask.
on tbe Klamath River. Terms made to
Showed do baking powder tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is Constipation causes more than half the
^EVERY PACKAGE-«^
suit on application. Address.
to give perfect satisfaction or ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a
so pun or so great in leav» guaranteed
Has the Z Stamp in red on wrappar.
CHAS. COLE,
We will make it to your interest to
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. pleasant cure for Constipation. For sate by
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
deal with us.
T. £. Bolton.
• J. H. ZeUin « Co.. FNJA-. Pa.
lebi’W
en/ng power as the Royal»
For sale bv K. A. Sherwin
Poksgama, Siskiyou Co,, (Jal.
<W*Office—In Townsend Building, on
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
F. M. Stephenson,
-
ASHLAND MILLS
ÇÔÜRÏ PATENT Ï FLOUR, )
VIRGIN & CO., PROP’S.
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HARDWARE and TINWARE |
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ASHLAND. OB.
,
’
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC
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ASHLAND
BATHNG
J. B. RUSSELL.
COUGHS and COLDS
SIMMONS
REGULATOR
Contracting & Building
GBANT
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ASHLAND
MARKET.
HELMAN
POKEGAMA
PELTON & NEIL, Prop’s
Beef, Pork and Mutton.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’« Castori«.
150 Choice
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