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VOL. IX.
The Crater Bake Excursion.
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON,
PRESSED BRICKS.
Klamath Falls Express.)
H. F. Murdoch is in receipt of a letter
Dr. Drake of Gold Hill has located at
from C. 8. Sholes of Portland, president of Medford.
the Mazamas, in which he says that over a
J)R-
S- HERNDON,
hundred members of that club in Portland
Wm. Bybee, Jr. and John A. Jeffery were
will visit the greatest scenic wonder of the m town Monday.
world, crater lake, this summer, and that
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Dr. Hinman, the dentist, over the post­
about 300 others from all over the coast
A shland ,
; , :
:
O regon . will join their party. He thinks the ma­ office. in Masonic block.
jority will wish to come by Klamath Falls,
D. S. Youngs and wife attended the As­
£W*0ffice— In Townsend Building, on and expresses much satisfaction at the ac­ toria I. 0. O. F. convention.
tion taken here in organizing a club which
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
Miss Jessie Clint returned Monday from
Will work in conjunction with the Mazamas
with that object—trip via Klamath Falls, a visit with Phoenix friends.
in view. The club here has twenty-six
T. J. Howell is speaking in the northern
HINMAN. D. D. 8.
members nowand will soon be ready to part of the county this week.
undeitake the work necessary to the at­
?“ukinds razor grinding and repairing
tainment of the object of its origin.
Men of science will be among the ex­ hall 6 °em bar^er sil0P’ opposite town
DENTIST.
cursionists to Crater lake in Augnst.
Profs. Muir, Le Conte and Jordan, emi­ i- ^-isST^a.te Lemberger consulted an ocu­
stairs
IWln th* Masonic BuHding up
nent geologist of California universities, list in Portland last week concerning her
over Post Office.
have promised to be present. In the CJTC8«
presence of the world’s greatest wonder
Mrs. G. Andrew Hubbell of 8an Fran­
and inspired by its magnificence together cisco is visiting her father, Mr. Johnson of
J^R. S. T. SONGER.
with the geological discussions which Sterling.
will be afforded by the presence of these
J. A. Boyer and Mrs. Mary Miller repre­
gentlemen, the excursionists to Crater sented Jacksonville Odd Fellowship at As-
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
lake in August will, indeed, as Mr. C. H. toriariast week.
Sholes says, have an intellectual treat as „ it
If not familiar with superi
superior
or quality of
well as an outdoor outing. Mr. Shoies Snowy
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
Butte flour, get a sample sack at
8 president of the Oregon Mazamas and New Feed Store.
A shland ........................................... O regon . in a letter to Prof. H. F. Murdoch, of the
Carl Phelps and wife of Gold Hill return­
Falls, says:
ed Sunday via San Francisco from their
“I have seen two or three little items visit with Seattle friends.
in the Oregonian lately to the effect that
Mrs. Lockland of Hornbrook, sister of
Klamath Falls people were organizing to
trank McDonald, was visiting his
co-operate with the Mazama excursion engineer
family in Ashland this week.
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow’s Block.
to Crater lake this August. For some
Hon. W. I. Vawter of Medford was last
A shland , O regon .
weeks I have been intending to write to
elected -grand master of the I. O. O.
you about it, but press of other work has week
F. lodge of Oregon, in session at Astoria.
prevented
.
I
am
very
glad
to
see
that
All work pertaining to modern dent­
W, J. Compton, democratic nominee for
you have taken it up, and I hope a good
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
deal of interest may be aroused among county recorder, was in Ashland this week,
the citizens of your town, and tbata large as was Charley Terrill, also o'i Butte creek.
Mrs. J. C. Beswick went to Castella Sun­
number will attend. We feel quite con­
D. M. BROWER M. D.
fident that there will be 300 or 400 people day to visit her relatives, the Miles’, the
big timberland and lumber-men of that
in attendance at the lake during the section.
PHYSICIAN and 8URGE0N,
week, and there inay be quite a party
Judge W. S. Meore of Klamath county
secured th return to the railroad by the
O bkgon . way of Klamath Falls and the Klamath was stricken witL paralysis last week while
A shland ,
home- from his sawmill. He is
canyon. In any event, it will be a very returning
recovering.
interesting
and
delightful
time,
if
we
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­
nearly succeed in carrying out what now
J. R. Morrison, Misses Nettie Tharp, Eva
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
seems probable. Prof. John Muir, Applegate, Nellie Snelling and Josephine
Prof. De Uonte, Prof. David Starr Benson were granted teacher’s certificates
Jordan,
of
California,
and Mr. in Klamath county last week.
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
Miss Mary Roberts returned from Salem
Diller, of the government survey in
Washington, have promised to be present, Tuesday, where she has been attending
G. A. R.
so that we hope to have an intellectual school; her uncle, Robt. Baldwin of Ash­
land, accompanied her to visit relatives at
treat as well as an outdoor outing among this
BURNSIDE POST NO. 23.
place.—Klamath Falls Express.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and some of the grandest scenery in the
FrankSmith.a
young pocket hunter of
world.
There
will
probably
be
about
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com­
100 persons from Portland, among them the Blackwell hills was in Ashland Monday
rades cordially welcomed.
see about having some ore crushed at the
A, C. S pencer , Commander.
a number of wheelmen, some of whom to
Hicks mill. Besides several smaller speci­
G. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
may go all the way on wheels.”
mens he had with him a $105 specimen
taken out last week.
The Time For Building
You can now go and buy your summer
W. R. C.
Up the system is at this season. The cold clothing.
Vaupel, Norris & Drake have
BURNSIDE RELIEF CORPS NO. 24
weather has made unusual drains upon the received their
big stock and are pleased to
Meets in Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p. Vital forces. The blood has become im­ show you a line
of men’s, boy’s and chil­
m. on the second and fourth Fridays of poverished and impure, and all the func­ dren’s goods that
can’t be beat for low
tions
of
the
body
suffer
in
consequence.
each month. M rs . J. D. C rocker . Pres.
prices and good values.
Hood
’
s
Sarsaparilla
is
the
great
builder,
M rs . L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
because it is the One True Blood Purifier
Dr. Lowe, the scientific oculist, went from
Jacksonville to Yreka idonday to spend
and nerve tonic.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
two weeks, after which he will return to
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights of
Hood’s Pilis become the favorite Ashland to make this plaice a professional
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every cathartic with all who use them. All visit. His old customers and the public
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good druggists, 25 cents,
generally are invited to await his arrival.
standing are cordially invited to attend,
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
F. D. W agner , C. C.
Too Much Water at Lost Riyer.
Blend—it will please you. Take no other.
8. G. E ggers , K. of R & 8.
I Klamath Falls Republican.)
J. K. Van Sant, Ashland.
By midsummer, fifty years will have
followiug teachers have been chosen
passed since fifteen hardy pioneers from to The
MASONIC,
handle the Medford public school the
the little American settlement in the coming
year: G. A. Gregory, principal,
siskpyou chapter , no . 21, r . a . m .
Willamette valley traversed the wilder­ Elva. Galloway. Adele Picke). Grace Foster,
Regular convocations on the Thursdaj ness of Southern Oregon, threaded the Bessie Wait, Ellen Burs-ell, Robin Warner,
next after the full moon.
forests of the Cascades and passed on Minnie Coleman, Man/ Davidson. There
E. V. C arter , H. P.
easterly through our lake country, hunt­ was a general reduction of salaries.
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
ing out the south road into Oregon. They
Are We Having 1816.
crossed Lost river not far from where
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M.
afterwards the initial fight of the last
Seventy-nine years ago was the year
Modoc war occurred with Captain Jack, without a summer. Froet occurred every
Stated communications on the Thursday near
the present village Merrill. Riding month in the year 1816. Ice formed a
Of or before the full moon.
easily across the river through a foot of half inch thick in ___
. _____
May.
Snow _________
fell to the
E. A. S herwin , W. M.
water, on a uniformly even rock ledge depth of three inuhes'in New York, and
C, H. V aüpel , Secretary.
they considered themselves very for- also in Massachnsetts in June. Ice was
tunate, as this crossing also afforded an formed of the thickness of a common
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. S.
passage for the many emigrant trams window glass throughout New York on
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays easy
they expected to follow the new route, the 5th day of July. Indian corn was so
in each month.
The crossing was known far and wide, frozen that the greater part was cut in
M rs . L* M. C aldwell , W. M.
and far man years, as the “Stone Bridge August and dried for fodder, and the
M rs . 8. C. C handler . Secretarv.
on Lost River. ”
farmers supplied themselves from the
But the stone bridge has long since corn produced in 1815 for the seeding of
I. O. O. F.
passed from use, the history ot early the spring of 1817.
trials and achievements has grown ob-
—-----------------------
ASHLAND LODGK, NO. 45.
scure and the fifteen pioneers have them-
Catarrh Cured,
Hold regular meetings every Thursaav selves passed on to the great unknown, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
The water todav stands thirteen feet Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal
in good standing are cordially invited to
deep over the old'Stone Bridge. Perhaps | ejector free. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
attend.
F. M. D rake , N. G.
20,000 acres of land, including the vast
...
M
H. 8. E vans , 8ec’y, P. O. box 102.
tule marshes at the head of the lake, I T0“*“®8 ®tra7 Stack Money’
which suggested to the old explorers the °a]em Independent.]
•
PILOT ROCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
In a speech at the armory in Salem
name of the lake, have been submerged.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hall every 2d and The phenomenon is something like that two years ago Th os. H. Tongue declared
4th Monday in each month. Members in of the Salton lake of the Colorado. The that while he conceded that possibly
cood standing cordially invited to attend.
surplus waters from the Klamath, flow­ congress might issue paper money and
H. S. E vans , C. P.
ing in springtime across the valley to by legal tender laws compel people to
R obt , T aylor , Scribe.
Lost river, through what is called the accept it. yet be bad no hesitancy in de­
Lost River slough, have bo increased the claring that it would be repudiation.
HOPE REBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 24.
An old soldier standing near asked if
volume of the latter stream that evapora-
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each i tion from the surface of Tule lake is not be might ask him a question. Certainly.
“I, with half a dozen other comrades,
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
sufficient to dispose of the surplus, hence
Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G.
the steady rise of the waters of the lake, enlisted before the legal tender act, when
M iss N ina E mery , Secv.
and this must go on, and after this at an nothing but silver arid gold was a legal
ncreased ratio, because on account of tender. Our pay, $13 per month, pre­
the
unprecedentedly high waters of two sumably was to be gold or silver coin.
A. O. U. W.
years 3go the channel of the slough car­ But after we were sworn in, when we
ASHLAND LODGE, KO. 66.
ried a stream even through the heat of could not rescind nor repudiate our con­
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hal) summer and the superabundant waters tract with the government, without for­
every second and fourth Wednesday in deepened the channel.
feiting eur lives as deserters, a law was
each month. All brethren in good standing
Lying upon Tule lake and along Lost passed compelling us to take legal
are cordially invited to attend.
river, on either side for several miles, are ! tender paper money for our services.
M. R. M oobb , M. W.
some of the most valuable lands, in Now, sir, did the government repudiate
J. R. C asey . Recorder
Klamath basin, rich alluvia! lands, fine its contract with its defenders?”
The hoodlums and clacquers set up a
grain lands, lands capable of producing
from five to eight tons of alfalfa hay an­ howl “put him out.” When the clamor
K. O. T. M.
had subsided Tongue was in the midst
SRANITE TENT NO. 4, KNIGHTS Of THE nually to the acre; lands fenced, culti­
of
an impassioned denunciation of the
vated,
improved
and
already
the
homes
MACCABEES.
for reducing the tariff on
Meet in regular review on the second and of scores of people. But unless some­ i I democracy
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd thing can be done to avert the coining wool. Before the canvass is over Mr.
Fellow’s Hall, Ashland.
Visiting Si: catastrophe there can be no doub t of the Tongue will probably have to answer
why the greenback dollar, which was
Knights cordially invited.
result.
G. W. C rowson , Com.
The steady rise of the lake will con­ considered good enough to pay the soldier
C has . H. G illette , R. K.
tinue until all these people will be driven whose contract was coin, was not good
from their homes, probably fifty thousand enough to pay the bondholder whose
acres ot fertile lands will be submerged, contract was for this very paper money.
Lower Klamath and Tule lake become
Saw the Tickets Were Used.
one and Lost river a tributary of the
Miss Prim—Yon didn't bring your lit­
new lake.
tle girl3 to the Sunday school entertain­
ment.
House Raising © ®
Mrs. Fussy—No, I didn’t dare to.
There’s so much measles and scarlot
$ and Moving.
fever around, you know. But the tickets
were not wasted.
All work entrusted to my care done
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
“No?”
the times. See the undersigned be­
“No; I gave them to the little boy
fore letting contracts and save
next door. ’ ’—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
money.
Oak Street, Ashland.
p ALLEN
Here is an excellent method of re­
moving grease spots from a waxed fidor:
Pour spirits of turpentine on the spot
and give it time to soak into the wood.
Then cover with pqwclered talc and
$ $ Dealer in $ $
press with a warm but not very hot
iron. The talo will absorb the grease.
Brush off and polish the place anew
Granite, Marble,
with wax.
j2)R- c- w barr-
Contracting & Building
J. B.. RUSSELL.
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
'Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
UVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
Also agents for
FENCES.
laxativa*and tonle that purifies the blood
- —- - -
risfaction
guaranteed and strengthens the whole system. And
Sa.
more than this: S1MMONS LIVER REGU­
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Sod condition you find yourself free from
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Headache and Constipation, and rid of
¿hat worn out and debilitated feeling.
Thesi Qre
caused
a sluggish Liver.
Good digestlon and freedom from stomach
troubles will only be had when the liver
is properly at work- If troubled with any
pf these complaints, tiy S immons L iver
REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi-
cines, and Better than Pills.
freestone Monuments
and Copings.
TOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST»*
VALLE! RECORD.
jSS-EVERY
jjyaa the Z Stamp in red on wrapper,
j, H. KeiUn * C om Phila., Pai
NEWS FROM SAMS VALLEY.;
An Interesting Grist of Local Hap­
penings—A Bedrock Populist Pre­
cinct.
Mesdames Wheeler and Cbaffey of the
Meadows, visited friends in Sams Valley
last Thursday.
Among the Sams Valleyites that listened
to J- K. Sovereign’s eloquent speech at the
fair grounds, were Messrs. James Pankey,
Noah Smith, Mart Perry, Thos. Pankey
and wife, Thos. Smith and wife and Miss
Emily Pankey.
Ellis Gall, one of our most promising
voung men, started for California last
Thursday. His many friends wish him a
pleasant journey and a speedy return,
Rufus Cox and daughter Miss Laura of
Central Point, spent a night recently at
Mrs. Mary Sizemore’s.
Rev. Eli Fisher delivered an A. P. A.
lecture at MoonviUe, May 13th, to an at-
tentive audience.
___
___ _____
______________
Mortimer
Whitehead
and Hon. W. 8-
Crowell addressed the people of onr little
village, May 20th, at 1 and 7:30 p. m. The
former made a very eloquent speech and
was cheered again
agaii and again; and the
latter, well— ' he did as well a< wuld be ex-
peetwH#'4r democrat.
demoeT:
Miss Nellie Clark of Medford spent last
week with her friend, Miss Beulah* Moon.
It is an old saying that when it is storm­
ing, if there conies 3 new moon, we may
look for pleasanter weather. Now, Mr.
Editor, I don't believe that for we have a
“new Moon” with us all the time, and still
haven’t seen any good weather this spring.
Hurrah for the pops! They are as thick
as three in a bed ana two in the middle, on
thia side of the river, and more joining the
ranks every day, while the republicans and
democrats are scarce as hen teeth.
Mr8. Sarah Collins, who has been serious­
ly ill for some time, is greatly improved,
we are glad to say.
Gus William’s many friends in Sams
Valley were glad to see his smiling face
once more, even though his stay among us
was short.
Mart Perry, an estimable young man
and a popular candidate for county com
mi8sioner on the populist ticket, spent
Thursday night with Talent friends. Mart
is an upright and honorable young man
and is fully competent of attending the
duties of the office he aspires to. Sams
Valley will give him a unanimous support,
and judging from reports, the majority of
the precincts in the county will do likewise.
A report has been circulated that he is not
yet twenty-one, which is highly absurd, as
ho one is ever nominated for office unless a
voter. For the benefit of those who have
beard this foolish tale, would say that on
May 26,1896, he had reached his 28th year.
A large and appreciative audience at­
tended the populist speaking at Moonville,
May 22nd. A number of candidates were
present and Messrs. Jeffery, Wakefield,
and Schmldtline delivered able discourses.
Charlie Nickell speaks sneeringly of our
populist speakers, but never mind, Charlie,
it’s a long lane that has no turning and
perhaps after June 1st you may ch Ange
your tune.
“C aptain with his whiskers .”
A8HLAND OREGON,
Chief of the County Papers
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 189B.
NO. I.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year............................................. xj 76
Six Months............................... .....' 1 UJ
Three Months......................................
60
Advertising rates given < n&pplkaticn
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Royal KiFe?
THE X ASHLAND I HOUSE.
The Pioneer and Old Reliable Hotel of
Ashland, is now Under the Management of
A bsolutely pure
F. M. Stephenson,
A gas explosion occurred at the Imbe­
cile Asylum just west of Columbus, O.,
and several* people were killed.
For Supreme Judge:
William Simpson Sloan, vice-presi­
Experienced Hotel Man of California, and has been
dent of the Delaware, Lackawanna and
JOSEPH GASTON,
Completely Renovated and Improved and is Ready
Western Railroad, is deaS.
of Multnomah.
The Chinese government lias just fin­
<^fca»s.for the Traveling Public.^s^^>
For Congressman—1st District:
ished payment of damages to mission­
W. S. VANDERBURG,
ary societies for losses sustained during
of Coos.
the Sechuen riots of a year or so ago.
RATES, $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY.
For District Attorney:
H. C. Bunner, editor of Puck and a i
No Chinese Employed
MEALS, 25 Cents.
poet and story writer of more than or­
J. A. JEFFREY,
dinary ability, died in New York of
of Jackson,
consumption.
♦
♦
♦
± ♦
♦
. Dr. Salmon of London, the oldest
Freemason in the world, is dead. He OOLTISrTY TICKET A. FITÒST-OLJLSS BAR I±T COJSTJSTEO-
was 108 years old. The doctor began
TIOJST WITH HOTEL.
For Representatives:
the practice of his profession in 1809,
G. F. SCHMIDTLINE,
when Napoleon was at the height of his
glory, and was the oldest member of
of Woodville.
the Royal College of Surgeons of Eng­
J. J. HOWSER,
land.
of The Meadows.
The Reichstag, after discussing the i
E.
T. JOHNSON,
sugar taxation bill, adopted a proposal
to fix the total of the output for the
of Applegate.
year at 17,000,000 double centners in­
For County Judge:
stead of 14,000,000 double centners, as
IRA WAKEFIELD,
proposed by the government.
Governor Morton has signed the bill
of Eden.
creating “Greater New York,” whereby '
For County Clerk:
Brooklyn, and in fact the counties of
GEO. A. JACKSON,
New York, Kings, Richmond and a
part of Queens are consolidated into
of Medford.
one city, making the second largest
For County Commissioner:
city in the world.
MARTIN PERRY,
The British troopB under Cecil Rhodes
of Table Rock.
have achieved a victory over Matabeles
near Zuluwago. Among the slain were
For Sheriff:
two white men who were with the
A. S. BARNES,
Africans.
of Ashland.
R. A Tilton of Ottumwa has been
elected Grand Master Workman of the
For Recorder:
♦
+
United Workmen of Iowa.
♦
W. E. ANDERSON,
♦
The Illinois Humane Society have
+
of Eden.
+
given notice to cyclists that the * carry­
+
»
ing of children will in future be met
For Assessor:
+
with prosecution.
Ashland, Oregon.
JOHN
GRIEVE,
St
The street railway strike in Milwau­
of Central Point.
kee is practically over. The company
J
For Tieasurer:
is open t ng 155 cars without interrup­
tion to any of the lines.
G. P. LINDLEY,
<•
♦
Chief P. M. Arthur called the annual
of Medford.
.... The best line....
:
4“
Mr. D. P. Davis, a prominent liveryman convention of the Brotherhood of Loco­
I IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
For
Coroner:
*
and merchant of Goshen, Va., has this to motive Engineers to order Wednesday
<•
say on the subject of rheumatism: “I at Ottawa, Ontario.
DR, E. KIRCHGESSNER,
toke pleasure in recommending Chamber­
*
of Medford.
William Deering, the reaper manu­
4*
lain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism.as I know
♦
Agricultural Implements
from personal experience that it will do all facturer of Chicago has made a dona­
For Surveyor:
4>
that is claimed for it. A year ago this tion to the Northwestern University at
4-
spring my brother was laid up in bed with Evanston amounting to $215,000.
G. ELKSNAT,
4*
inflammatory rheumatism and suffered in­
t
of Jacksonville.
Government officers have arrested
tensely. The first application of Chamber­
4*
lain’s Pain Balm eased the pain and the George Williams and Thomas Stake in
For
School
Superintendent
:
• • • Garland Stoves and Ranges. •> i* 4*
:
use of one bottle completely cured him.” Chicago, making the third batch of
For sale by E. A. S herwin , Druggist.
E. E. PHIPPS,
*
green goods men landed in that city
of Gold Hill.
within a year.
Circuit Court.
?
CUTLERY. 4» ♦
SAWS1,
GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
Miss Mazie Todd, aged 20, a daughter
E J Bash ford vs F V Medynski, et al; to
foreclose mortgage. Decree granted.
of Dr. Lyman Todd, was killed by a
4*
Francois Laran vs Bernard Laran and trolley car while bicycling at Lexing­
4*
Urban Labourdette; to recover real prop­
ton,
Ky.
She
was
a
cousin
of
Robert
erty. Decree granted.
R D Holmes ys H A LaBarre, et al; con­ Lincoln.
firmation. Sheriff’s sale confirmed.
For Congressman—First District;
The Western roads have refused to
Jackson Co Bank vs E A Carter. Same.
J
efferson
M yers ........................... of Linn.
make a one-fare rate for a round trip
MINERS AND THE 50 CENT DOLLAR. from Chicago to the meeting of the
Second District:
Travelers’ Protective Association, to be A. 8. B ennett .......................... of Wasco.
Just See How Easily the Htimbag of Gold-
M ain S trket , O pposite P iuza .
held at Terre Haute, Ind.
ocracy 31 ay Be Exposed.
For Supreme Judge:
The Spanish caravals which came
The constant iteration and reiteration
ZPJLIJSTTS ZPJLIUSTTIEIEÒS’ TOOLS,
over
during the World’s Fair have been J ohn B urnett ........................... of Benton.
by the entire gold press and all the
For
Presidential
Electors:
WALL FAFEH. GLASS. ETC.
goldites in Christendom that with free given to the Field Museum, and will
hereafter
float
in
the
lagoon
directly
in
W.
W.
O
glesby
........................................
of
Lane
B uilding P apers , W rapping P apkes and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
coinage of silver the silver dollar would
be worth only 50 cents, if true, refutes front of the Museum building, Chicago. E. K ilfeatheb ..................... of Multnomah
Jailer Stamps at Van Buren, Ark., J. M. C arroll ...........................................of Union
the assertion that free coinago is for the
benefit of the mine owner, because the was assaulted by two prisoners who, J. J. W hitney ...........................................of Linn.
For District Attorney
mine owner can now get a little over after beating him into insensibility,
First J udicial District:
50 cents in gold for 371grains of pure took his keys and liberated five others.
silver. If he could get no more under Stamps is in a precarious condition.
8. S. P entz ............................... of Jackson.
free coinage, how would he be benefited?
The increase in the price of bolts and
If the mints were opened to free coinage, nuts in the iron trade of nearlv 50 per
DEMOCRATIC GOUTY TICKET.
he could get a dollar at the mint for cent during the past three weeks is said
dptlof ft famous French physician, will quicklv cure roll of all Her
412>2 grains of standard silver, and ev­ to be due to the organization of a gigan­
vous or dis- ases of the geuerutive orcan», siicli as Lost Mauhootf
For Representatives:
Insomnia, I‘alas In the Eack, Seminal .Emtasmua, Nervous Debility
erybody else could do the same. How tic pool of manufacturers now in prog­
E. D. B riggs .......................... of Ashland.
Pimples, t'lifliiiess to Marry, ExbausUuif Ilrnlna, Varicoosle arid
would he have any special advantage ress in Boston.
Constipation. It stops all losses by day or idghL Prevent« c. i-
J.
J.
H
ouck
............................
of
Gold
Hill.
Li ss of discharge, which If not checker! leans co tiperiuatorrboSiahd
fiver others to whom the $1,000,000,000
ths horrors of Impoteucy. CUPIDEKE cleanses the Uver, the
Mrs. Irene Leonard, accused of the
BEFORE and AFTER till
kidneysand the urinary organs of all impurities.
of silver in existence is accessible for murder of her husband, Henry H. Leo­ J. W. R obinson .......................... of Wimer.
CUPIDESE atrenijthens and restores small weak organs.
r The
—
—
“--- *----- Is "because ninety per cent are troubled with
purchase and conversion into dollars?
reason sufferers
are not curerl * • by - iLctors
For County Judge;
nard, at Wichita, Kas., has been found
ProatalitlM7*Clh,iiiEJi E is ■ the
-- only ■ known
•- — remedy
—
to cure - without
—............
tin opei
“-rratiou. 5i*J0testlmouk
It is easy to see how the free coinage guilty of murder in the second degree. W. 8. C rowell ........................ of Medford.
als. A written guuruntee given and money returned If six boxes doe» not etlb
feet a permaneutcure
fhOOa box, six for $5.00, by mall. Send for free circular and testimonials.
of silver would make more standard Marion Williams, the divorced hueband
For Commissioner:
Address
DA
VOL
MEDICINE
CO.,
P.
O.
Box
2076,
San
Francisco,
Cal.
money and increase the volume and de­ of the defendant, who was supposed to B en . B eale ....................... of Central Point.
FOR SALE BY E. A. SHERWIN.
crease the purchasing power of money, have had a hand in the murder, was
For County Clerk:
and thereby benefit debtors, taxpayers released.
W m . M. H olmes .......... of Central Point.
and all others having fixed charges to
The trouble between the Armour
For Recorder:
meet, and also stop falling prices,
DR. JORDAN A CO.'S
which are death to enterprise, but the Company and its employees in Kansas W. J. C ompton .................. ot Brownsboro.
GREAT MUSEUM AB ATOMY
silver miners, as such, could get no City has assumed a serious, aspect.
For Sheriff:
The
1OA1 Market St., San Franciaco
more benefit from free coinage than the Seven hundred men are now out
J. W. B ybee ..................... of Jacksonville.
^Between 6th and 7th Sts.)
enhanced purchasing power of silver strike of forty-four firemen to enforce
For Treasurer:
an
eight
hour
day
at
$2
per
day
has
fin
­
Go and learn how wonderfully you
would give. If it were uot enhanced at
arc made and how to avoid aickncaa
L ee L. J acobs .................. of Jacksonville.
and disease. Museum enlarged with
all, they would get no profit. If it were ally involved almost every department
,
tliousauda of new objects. Admis­
For Assessor:
enhanced enough to bring silver on a of the big plant
sion 25 eta.
John D. Hart, Captain John O’Brien, J. L, W ooldridge ........ ....... of Applegate.
par with gold, they would get all the
Private Office—same Building
1O&1 Market Street-Diseases of men-, Water of any temperature desired
For School Superintendent:
profit resulting from the increased pur­ Mate Edward Murphy and Colonel Em­
stricture, loss of manhood, diseases of the skin
Natural Temperature 85 deg’s.
chasing power of silver and none of the ilio Munez, who were recently arrested J. M. H orton ................... of Jacksonville. and kidneys quickly cured without the use of mer­
cury. TreoXiueut personally or by letter. Sen-, TO DRINK THE WATER IS A TONIC
profits resulting from the diminished in Philadelphia in connection with the
For Surveyor:
for bcok.
purchasing power of gold, but all debt­ filibustering expedition of the steam­ F red P ape ........................ of Jacksonville.
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicatet
Long established and reliable practitioners.
fungi and animalcules, and neutral­
ors and taxpayers would be benefited by ship Bermuda to Cuba, have been ad­
For
Coroner:
izing and correcting all acidi­
the diminished purchasing power of mitted to bait They will not be brought
ties it promotes a normal and
D
r . J. B. W ait ........................ of Medford.
to
trial
until
the
United
States
Su
­
gold, and production would be relieved
healthful condition in every
---- For-----
from the baneful effects of falling prices. preme Court decides the appeal in the
part of the system.
Horsa cases.
Your Protection
—Silver Knight.
we positively state
— SWIMMING RINK. ...
Jack Rice fought in Florida fifteen
Eaill Feil, the blacksmith, is agent for white mep, killing James Hughes and
that this remedy
Buckeye mowers and farmers implements
does not contain
inclosed and covered, the same medica
of all kinds. Comer Main street and 1st Edward Sanches, fatally wounding
mercury or any
water, always clean, for the springs run a
(Election June 1.)
avenue.
Henry Daniels and dangeronsly wound­
other injurious
heavy volume—more than twelve hun­
Supreme
Judge:
drug.
ing Albert Buffum. The battle occurred
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
dred gallons per hour.
R. S. BEAN, of Lane County.
ELY’S
at the negro’s home, and he fought to
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
You may dive and swim and have more
CREAM BALM
Congressman.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever prevent his 14-year-old son being pun­
fun than “anybody“—come out as “fine
Cleanses
the
Nasal
First
Congressional
District:
ished
by
the
whites
for
whipping
a
Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
as silk’’ and “white as wool”—rejuven­
Passages,
A
Hay
s
In
­
Corns, and all 8km Eruptions, and posi­ white boy.
THOS. H. TONGUE, of Washington Co.
ated and happy.
flammation.
Heals
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
District Attorney,
The schooner Gladiator is reported to
the Sores. Protects
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
Located on the
First
Judicial District:
the Membrane from
money refunded. Price 25 cents per bpx. have departed from Fort Meyers, Fla.,
Colds,
Restores
the
For sale bv E. A. Sherwin
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
with a cargo of arms and ammunition GEO. W. COLVIG, of Josephine County.
Senses of Taste and Smell. IT W1LL
on board for the insurgents. There
CUKE. A particle is applied directly
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
were also four or five Americans on
MARRIED.
into the nostrills and is aggieeable. Price
J1CKS0Ì
COVITI
REPLBLICA.W
TICKET.
board, and if the vessel is captured an­
50 cents at Druggists or bv mail.
ELY BROTHERS,56 Warren St., N. Y.
JACKSON—PANKEY—In Yreka at the other appeal for the Uh^ted States gov­
Representatives:
residence of A. Kostel, May 20,1896, Sam­ ernment to interfere in the defense of
uel Jackson and Miss Rose Pankey of her citizens will be made to aggravate N. LANGELL, of Jacksonville; W. B.
Proprietor
Klamath county.
COLTON, of Ashland, 11. D. KUBLI,
Spanish patriots some more.
of
Applegate,
LIGHTHILL — VERTREES - In Yreka,
Ex-President J. C. "Yetzer of the de­
May 21,1896, at the M. E. parsonage by
County Judge:
In Receivers* Hands.
Rev. J. A. Van Anda, Wm. M. Lighthill funct Cass County, la., Bank is dying.
J.
W.
MERRITT,
of Central Point.
Messrs. Morgan and Rothschilds are
and Miss Augusta P. Vertrees, both of His illness is alleged to be due to the
B. P. NXIL.
JOHN X. PKLTON.
Sheriff:
Scote valley.
very shrewd business men. As receivers
trouble growing out of his trial for rob­
A. F. HUNT, of Ashland.
of the United States they will be a suc­
bing the bank.
County Clerk:
cess. But the idea of Uncle Sam allow­
BORN.
Henry C. Parker, traffic manager of
ing his business to go into the hands of
M, L. ALFORD, of Medford,
the
Lake
Erie
and
Western
Railway,
a receiver when he can make more MESSNER-At Woodville, May 16, 1896, died suddenly at Indianapolis.
—Retail and Wholesale dealers In—
Recorder:
to Mr. and Mrs. J. Messner, a son.
money out of his own material with his
ORA
KAHLER,
of
Willow
Springs.
While chasing a robber from his
own machinery in a year than all the RILEY—At Eaerle Point, May 2, 1896, to
Treasurer:
store Thomas J. Marshall was shot
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jos.
Riley,
a
daughter.
world contains! The plan of going into
THEO. CAMERON, of Jacksonville.
twice and died a few minutes later on
a receiver’s hands looks too absurd for
the sidewalk in front of his place. The
Commissioner:
DIED.
anything. It is jackassical, Sherman-
Residence Lota lor Bale in
robber escaped, after firing several shots
J.
G.
MARTIN,
of Beagle.
assical and GroverassicaL — Raleigh
to
intimidate
the
people
in
the
street.
Pokegama, on reasonable
ARNOLD—Near Central Point, May 16,
Assessor:
Progressive Farmer.
1896, Mrs. Jennie Arnold, wife of W. H. He wounded two other persons, Alex­
terms. Lots sold on the in­
F, M. STEWART, of Phoenix.
All Kinds of Fresh Meats
Arnold. The funeral took place at Cen­ ander Beggs, shot in the left leg, and
stallment plan.
List of Letters
School Superintendent:
tral Point.
Katie Hynes, shot through both knees.
GUS NEWBURY, of Phoenix.
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland
Kept constantly on hand, Fair living
LSO 2,000 ACRES of Choice
Late it is said that Miss Hynes was very
P. O„ May 25, 1896:
Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale
Surveyor:
badly
injured
and
that
her
death
ia
prices
is
all
that
we
ask
.
Dickerson, Miss G,
on the Klamath River. Terms made to
ROYAL
Baking
Powder.
A.
ANDREWS,
of
Griffin
Creek.
probable.
Otterbek Mr.
suit on application. Address,
Highest of oli io leavening For first-class dental work see Dr< A.
Coroner:
Persons calling for same will please say
We will make it to your interest to
CHAS. COLE,
“sdYsrtisod,”
W. B. Bwo, f. M.
DR. ALEX. PATTERSON, of Central P't.
deal with us.
lebl’92
streogth.- V. t, omtMMBt Rven Hinman i Masonia block.
Pokegama, Siskiyou Co., Cal
ASHLAND MILLS
CÔÜR~Ï PATENT X f LOURT)
VIRGIN & CO.. PROP’S.
H. C. MYER
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H. S. EVANS,
PAINTING.
ASHLAND, OR,
PAPERING,
ETC.
MAHHOOD RESTOREDvSS
OF
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
BATHING «s
State Republican Ticket.
CATARRH
COLD ' n HEAD
HELMAN
GRANT
ASHLAND -: MARKET.
POKEGAMA
PELTON & NEIL, Prop’s
Beef, Pork and Mutton
150 Choice
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