Valley record. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1888-1911, October 01, 1896, Image 2

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    VALLEY RECORD.
The winter in !h<- .•-c ?. [•rc.nii^os to
be long and severe this season. The
recent storm wits general throughout
the mountains, a id was the heaviest
The People’s Paper.
known for years, considering the early
season.
Washington news says that among
AgHLAND, Or...... Thursday, Oct. 1, 1896.
the cadets appointed to the United
States military academy is Ray G. Kerr
of l’ueblo, Col., with Lawrence 8.
The estimated coat of mining an ounce
Hyde of Pueblo as alternate.
of gold at Cripple Creek ia 50 eta. And-
A Brussels dispatch in the London
yet we bear no cry about the gold min­
Chronicle says that the authorities of
ing barons. They are not robbing the
Rotterdam have received anonymous
people and government, as it is claimed
letters threatening to blow up all public
the silver miners are.
buildings there unless the Irish prison­
ers, Kearney and Haines, arc liberated.
The generous manner in which for­
News comes of a serious engagement
eign banks are coming to the aid of the
in Havana province on a large estate
gold reserve must be exceedingly grati­
near Calabazar. The insurgents loss
is estimated one hundred killed and
fying to the McGroveiites. It will not
wounded. In the retreat they aban­
only assist in tiding things over until
doned their dead. The Government
after election, but will be so bandy to
losses were twenty-nine volunteers
buy bonds with after a while.
killed and three wounded, and two
cavalrymen killed and two wounded.
One Lionel R. Webster is making
speeches in the Willamette valley for the
The Illinois conference of the Metho­
dist Episcopal Church voted on the
republicans. He bolds that the com­
constitutional question of the eligibility
ments of the Chicago platform on the
of the election of women to the annual
supreme court for its income tax and
conference. The vote stood 202 to 10
government by injunction decisions
in favor of the women.
are revolutionary. We fear this particu-
The w orst storm for ten years occurred
lar speaker has a general grievance
in Grand Junction, Colorado, a few
against comments on courts and judges.
days ago. The rain fell forty hours
incessently. Bridges were carried away
and the main irrigating canal which
A writer laments the decline of legis­
supplies
the farmers with water, is
lative todies the world over. The de­
almost destroyed. Thousands of dollars
cline is in munneis, literals and state s-
worth of repairs will be necessary. It
inansliip, bo true is this cf our state
is owned by the farmers. The loss will
legislatures that ho declares few mea­
be serious.
sures passed by them < riginate among
Two ironclads and two cruisiers have
On Septemlrer 23d, the reign of Queen been ordered to join the French squa­
the members themselves. They are sim­
ply the tools er servants whose vote Victoria of England exceeded that of dron in Levant(Turkey).
passes the laws concocted by individu­ her grandfather, George III., and she , It is understood in St. Petersburg,
als on the outside, sometimes in the has, therefore, ruled longer than any Russia, that the United States Capi­
public interest, but too often in their other British monarch. George III talists are negotiating with the Russian
ruled fifty-nine years, three months and
own interest and to the detriment of two days. Her Majesty had been on Government for the establishment of a
tho public. Well, if this is true the the throne fifty-nine years, three rapid steamship line between San
remedy is easy enough. Legislative months and three days on the 23d. All Francisco and Vladivostock.
Every department of the Pueblo steel
bodies reflect exactly the morality, the puplic doings have been deferred, how­
manners and the brain power, of the ever, until next July, when the Queen plant of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
people who elect them. There are plenty will have actually completed a reign of Company is now in full operation, with
a force of 2000 men.
of honest men and brainy men even in sixty years.
Quite a sensation has been caused in
The delegation sent to Mexico by the
these times. If the people wanted them
us legislators, all the people w ould have railroad circles in Chicago by the with­ United Labor societies to study the
to do would be to elect them. But vot­ drawal of the Atchison, Topeka and wage question and the cost of living
Santa Fe, and the Chicago, Rock Island have arrived in the city of Mexico.
ers apparently do not want legislators
and Pacific companies from tne Eastern
The American, British and French
who are better than they themselves Freight Association. The letters of
Ministers
have arrived in Guayaquil,
are.
notification to Chairman Midgley are Ecuador, to be present at the meeting
very firm and uncompromising, and in­
Russia’s hypnotic political policy is dicate a very unsatisfactory state of of the national convention, which will
seen in Persia no less than in Turkey affairs among the thirty-four lines com­ assemble early next month.
The insurgent leader Ramirez, has
and China. In the year 1890 Persia was prising the association. The two lines
about to enter on the construction of a mentioned are tired of double dealing, surrendered with his armed followers
to the authorities at Matanzas, Cuba.
system of railroads. The shah favored and say agreements are all broken.
Newfoundland is organizing to cele­
it. But Russia found it out. Railroads The companies now propose to reduce
brate
the fourth centenary of Cabot’s
through Persia meant a quickening of rates to suit their own convenience.
discovery of the island, which occurs
Telegraph news from Guayaquil,
trade that would help poor, weak Per­
next year.
sia financially and might injure big, Ecuador, says that a fresh invasion
The Pawnee Bank of Pawnee, Ill,
rich Russia scinewhat, at least until from the Peruvian border bas been re­ bas assigned. Assets,' $75,000; liabil­
certain railways cf her own were fin­ pulsed with heavy loss. The invading ities, $35,000.
forces consisted one hundred rebels, of
ished. So Russia put the screws to the whom twenty-seven were killed and
There has been a serious bank fail­
shah and forced him to promise that no seventeen made prisoners. All the ure in Minnessota. J. E. and C. H.
railroad» should be built in Persia be­ arms, ammunition and stores of the Brown, proprietors of the Mapleton
fore the year 1900, and the agreement rebels were captured. All the political Bank, have made an assignment in
stands.
prisoners in jail at Guayaquil have been favor of W. H. Whitney, Of Mapleton.
released by order of General Alfaro, Their assets amount to $141,000 and
liabilities to $100,000, The cause of the
As desolate as any portion of this commanding the loyal forces.
failure is given out as being the advanc­
continent are the islands along the New’
The Tyranny of the Desk.
ing
of large sums to erect a new block
England const, spots like Block island
We will suppose that your occnpation is
and the isles of Shoals. Yet when the sedentary—that you are chained, so to In Mapleton.
speak, to the desk in some counting house,
A Rome dispatch says that the Pope
white men camo to the country all these or perhaps to the loom in some vast mill
coast islands were thickly covered with where you are compelled to labor from has granted an audience to Mgr. Chi-
morning till night. Sunday is your only contini on electoral and educational
woods. Trees and vegetation grew day
of relaxation. You return home questions in Canada.
abundantly and tho soil was sufficient every evening wearied mentally and
A severe earthquake shock was felt
to maintain them. Now the islands are bodily. Your health and strength begin to
fail. What will most effectually recuper­ in Honolulu, II. I., a few days ago. It
mere barren rock and shifting sands. ate your vital energy ? The weight of evi­
was much heavier on the Island of
There is not vegetation enough on some dence points to no other conclusion than Hawaii, in the neighborhood of the Kil­
that Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is your
of them to pasture a sheep. The only safest,
most reliable sheet anchor. Use it auea volcano. At the town of Hilo a
place where anything will grow at most persisently, and your system will soon re­ crack several inches wide and a half a
places on their surface is where the soil gain its pristine vigor. Every function mile in length was made in the earth,
will receive a healtbfnl impulse. There is
has been made artificially. The story is I no remedy to equal the Bitters for nervous­ running to the beach.
the old one of Iran’s greed and destruc­ ness and want of sleep, dyspepsia, con­
At a banquet given by the Liverpool
and biliousness, ’it averts and
tion. The beautiful trees were all ent stipation
remedies all forms of malarial disease, and Chamber of Commerce in connection
down. The winds then had full sweep is a preventive of rheumaiism and neural­ with the annual meeting of the British
Association for the advancement oi
________________
over the ground and covered it with the gia-
Science,
in Liverpool, United States
sands of the sea and swept the soil oil
A new tarriff has been presented to Ambassador Bayard was the guest of
the rocks. A thousand years of tree the Chamber of Deputies in Chile.
the evening. Mr. Bayard is in favor oi
planting and soiimakiug could now Under this plan an increase of tweilth national arbitration, as is also Baron
scarcely bring buck tho islands to the per cent is levied on articles made in Russel of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice
fruitful condition of two centuries ago. Peru similar to those made in Chile. of England.
It reduces the tarriff on twenty
The failure of Burpee, Ramsay & Co.,
When a country is new and thinly in­ articles of raw materiel used in native
shoe manufacturers at Lynn, Mass.,
industries,
and
exempts
from
duty
all
habited, the ncniiKreuse cf its popula­
has been announced.
tion is a discouraging sign. But when products except gold and silver bullion.
Andrew J. Poppleton, first general
News is received of serious earth­
a country has people (rough already,"
solicitor
of the Union Pacific Railway,
like the most thickly populated portions quake disturbences and floods through­
died
at
Omaha
a few days ago.
of the earth, a stationary number cf in­ out the notheru provinces of Japan, in­
volving
the
destruction
of
1,000
houses,
The
governors
of the Bank of England
habitants is not at all to be lamented.
the
loss
of
several
hundred
lives
and
have
advanced
the minimum rate of
Indeed, on the whole, considering the
much distress among the survivors. discount J to 3 per cent. This is an ad­
present financial depression throughout The Government has inaugerated a vance !?f 1 per cent in less than a
most portions cf tho civilized world, systematic plan of relief.
month. Good authorities in the ex­
France is rather to be congratulated on
change believe that this advance will
The
twenty-second
anual
convention
the fact that her population increases
of the Banker’s Association was held only exert a temporary restraining in­
very slowly. It is not more men and this year in St. Louis, Mo. The asso­ fluence on the outflow of gold to the
women the world wants at tho entrance ciation’s members includes all the United States and the Continent.
io the twentieth century so much as prominent financiers of the country.
A serious epidenjic has broken out in
better men and women.
Bombay,
India, eight hundred yiptims
The assets of tho Philadelphia and !
Readland Coal and lion Company, having perished already. The plague
A Pernicious System.
have been sold to J. Pierpont Morgan is identical with the one that ravaged
Hongkong, China, last year.
After feeling the public pulse the of New York for $4,500,000.
speculators and banking syndicates de­
A Word or Two
A dispatch received in London from
cide that it will be unwise to urge the
to
ihose
suffering
from catarrh or the thou­
Shanghai, China, savs it is believed sands subject to severe
attacks of cold in
issue of auother $100,000,000 of gov­
that the dispatch of a Russian squadron the head, will not be amiss if a sure remedy
ernment bonds. So they have resorted to
can be offered. Ely’s Cream Balm bas be­
two expedients—first, to loan tho gov­ to Shanghai will be the first result of come a favorite in all sections of the
an agreement between Li Hung Chang,
ernment $20,000,000 of gold; second,
United States, because of its effectiveness
to form a pool of $25,000,000 to prevent the Chinese Prime Minister, and Russia, Your cold in the head will be quickly re­
lieved by it, and the severest attack of
the further export of gold by selling ex­ which is viewed with ths greatest catarrh
will yield to, and be perfectly cured
anxiety
and
anspielu:;
jjj
Japan.
change “short” That is to say, they
by a thorough treatment. Catarrh is not
Columbus O., lias been chosen as the a blood disease, but an inflammation of the
will secure sufficient credit in Europe
to carry bills of exchange issued on this place of meeting of the next national passages of the nose and throat, due to
«ide of the Atlantic until sufficient of convention of German Catholic soci­ climatic phjnges,____________
Hot and cold baths at SJqrey’s barber­
the new cotton crop has been exported eties.
shop.
Opposite town ball.
to turn the tide of gold in oqr favor.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire­
A project is on foot in London for a
What a humiliating spectacle! To men at Galveston, Tex., selected To­
maintain the national credit ou a false ronto for the next biennial convention. grand demonstration of patriotism to
take place on October 21st, that day
basis it has be he bolstered up by p- tty,
The Queen Regent of Spain has deco­ being the anniversery of tho battle of
speculative expedients. Under a ration­
al bimetallic monetary system such rated the Marchioness de Apeztegui, an Trafalgar, »ben Nelson defeated the
financial juggling would bo unneces­ American, with the Order of the Noble combined fleets of France and Spain.
There is some opposition on the part
sary. But as Henri Ceruusciii remarked Ladies of Maria Luisa.
HO years ago, “Pernicious in Europe,
The report of the Venezuelan com­ of the British Admirality, ostensibly
pernicious in America, pernicious in mission appointed last January to in­ becanse it might wound the feelings of
Asia, the monometallic scheme has pro­ vestigate
the
British-Venezuelan the neighboring friendly nation France.
duced and can produce nothing but dis­ boundary line dispute will probably be
Jaiugs J. Corbett surrendered him­
aster. ”—Cor. New York Journal.
made to the president shortly before self at the district attorney’s office in
the December session of congreas. It New York a few (jays ago upon an in­
Another Scare Exploded.
was expected that the report would be dictment found by the grand jury
Wo are told that the free coinage of ready by November 1st, but complica­ charging him with misdemeanor in ar­
«liver would soon flood this country tions in connection with the work in ranging a prize fight with Robert Fitz­
with the silver of tho whole world, and Holland have caused the delav.
simmons, who has also been indicted
some people suggest that a tariff should
and
is out on bail.
General llngor, who is at present
be placed on silver to avoid this. He
Latest advices say that General Wey-
second
in
command
of
thy
army
at
who suggests that little understands the
Washington, wiil soon go on the retired ler, commander of the Spanish forces
(question.
hst because of his age. The vacancy in Cuba, will be relieved of his com­
Money is but a tool. No man can af
ford to go into business unless he be­ will result in promotions all along tbe mand, and that he jyill be succeeded by
lieves that what he produces will bring liqe, including the appointment of a his predecessor, General Martinez, who
money in the end and pay for what he major-general aud a brigadier-general. was practically removed in disgrace be­
produces. What is to be done with this There are six brigadier-generals eligible cause of his humane treatment of
rebels.
foreign silver if it is coined? Will it be for advancement.
. The reign of terror in Constantinople
sent abroad again? If so, why bring it
Job printing at Record Office.
still coptinqes, and the tension of pub­
here at all? Did that ever suggest itself
to you? If it comes here, the people Beware of Ointments for Catarrh ihat lic apprehension luis become intolerable.
The depature of Europeans is taxing
Contain Mercury,
who bring it will do so with the belief
that they can invest it in onr mines and as mercury will surely destroy the sense the facilities of steamships and rail­
smell and completely derange tbe whole ways and business is completely at a
manufactories, and it will go to the la­ of
system when entering it through the standstill.
boring people as a tool of trade. It will mucous surfaces. Such articles should
be a boon to the men who for the last never be used except on prescriptions from
As a result of the gales on the French
few years have tramped for work and reputable physicians, as the damage they coast the steamer Magdalena foundered
will
do
is
ten
fold
to
the
good
you
can
begged for bread.—R. P, Bland.
possibly derive from them. Hall’s Catarrh and the crew were drowned. The
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Breton cQastnieu have suffered severely
Tbe "Record” is prepared to do all kinds Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is as a result of the gales. • Four yachts
taken internally, acting directly upon the
of printing—satisfaction assured.
blood and mucous surfaces of ¿he system. were driven from their moorings at
In buying Hall’s Catarrh Cure be sure you Mortret and have disappeared.
get
the genuine. It is taken internaltv,
CA.8TOFLIA..
A Baby's Lifo Saved.
and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cbenej-
A* in­
Ji Co.. Testimonials free.
“My baby had croup and was saved by
timili
. gyBold by Druggists, price 75c. par ^hilon’a Cqre,” writ»» Mrs. J. B. Mwtln, of
WML
HanwvUt», Ai»
T.K, BWttm.
. It
General Buckner, the National Demo-
catic Candidate for Vice-l’rc.-ident, is
inclined to think that the State of Ken­
tucky will go againt Bryan. When ,
Been in New York lie was reluctant to ;
talk about political affairs, and says ;
that he is entirely in tlie hands of the
National committee.
At Brooklyn, N. Y., the National
Democracy met and named a ticket foi
state officers and electors for Palieer
and Buckner. Daniel D. Griffin o?
Watertown was nominated for Gov­
ernor and Frederick Hinrichs of Kings
for Lieutenant-Governor.
Utah had three state conventions it
one day. The Democratic conventiox
met at Provo to name a candidate for
representative in congress and three
presidential electors. The Republican
convention at Mt. Pleasant named three
McKinley electors, and the Indepen­
dent Republican convention at Salt
Lake City named a candidate for rep­
resentative to congress.
The gold standard Democrats of
Washington held their state convention
in Seattle recently for the purpose of
nominating presidential electors and
choosing a state committee. They call
themselves the Democratic party, leav­
ing out the word “national,” as the
silver Democrats had fused under the
name of People’s party.
Tae Populist state committee meeting
at St. Ixuiis has adopted the report of
th s t! -committee to arrange the fusion
of four Populist and thirteen Demo­
cratic electors, with one elector-at-
large for each party. This gives the
Populists four electors, and is the origi­
nal proposition of the Democrats.
NOW IS THE TIME
To buy Summer Underwear, Straw Hats, Etc,
The prices are cut to close them out...............
Mens’ silk-finished Balbriggan Underwear reduced
from $1.25 to 75c. per garment.
Mens’ Summer Balbriggan from.......... 50c to 35 c.
“
“
" ...... :-.25c ' 25 c.
and Boys’ Straw Hats cut 1-2 to close out.
shoes, solid leather, at
$1.50.
Boys’
Cvrle Congress
1.25.
Mens' Corderoy pants, heavy only
2.25.
Straw Hats for Boys......................
.05.
YOTT2EÒS
John McClunie.
s n
J. F. Dodge,
-YCAb/T SEE THEJ5HQVY..
FOR WOMEN.
WHY HE CHANGED.
Revolution in the Treatment of All
George Fred Williams Tells an Audienoe
Female Diseases.
The eminent and successful electro­
magnetic physician. Dr. Darrin, has
discovered and perfected a system of treat­
ment that has caused a revolution in the
treatment of female diseases. Wherever
this treatment is tested and known it has
done away with all dosing with nauseous
drugs and surgical operations whereby
so many precious lives have been lost.
As a discovery it ranks with Harvey’s
discovery of the circulation of the blood.
It has proven in more than a thousand
cases of the worst kind to be a positive
cure for the following female diseases :
Ovarian tumors, polypus, ulceration and
dropsy of the womb, inflammation, con­
gestion, and falling of the womb, leucor-
rboea, painful and suppressed menstru­
ation, flooding, frequent urination, bear­
ing down pains, backache, headache,
hacking cough, melancholy, absence of
ambition or desire to live, or in fact,
any complaint having its origin in a dis­
ordered state of the generative and ac­
companying organs, whether from con­
tagious diseases, heredity, accident,
tight lacing, miscarriage or other causes !
His method of treatment is harmless,
pleasant and mild. It is applied directly
to the womb without the use of instru­
ments ; can be applied by the patients
themselves, thus securing correct local
treatment at home, and its application is
easy and simple. Its curative action on
the inflamed, congested and ulcerated
parts is immediate.
Dr. Darrin refrains from making
public the names of hundred of ladies
who have been restored to health, with
due reverence to the delicacy of their
afflictions. Dr. Darrin can be consulted
free at Hotel Nash, Medford Sept. 19th
to Oct. 3rd and at Ashland Oct. 4th to
17th at Hotel Oregon, Hours, 10 a-m.
to 5 p. m., and 7 to 8 in tbe evening.
Larson will have a Babie’s day. Bring
your baby on October 1st and 2nd and get
a photo free.
The 'tifficers of the U.nltod’Statea bat»
tie ship Indiana have .boon,-presented
with a silver service and library, the
gfft of the citizens of Indiana.
The quarantine officers of the United
States, especially those on the South I
Atlantic coast, have betpi instructed to
be indrUrigid than ever in’their inspec­ i
tion of vessels coming to this country
from Cuban ports, owing to the num­
ber of filibusters said to be homeward
bound. This course Is necessary, owing
to the danger of the introduction of
yellow fever into this country.
The transcontinental roads are very
much stirred up over the discovery that
since the resumption of business on its
Sunset route the Southern Pacific has
been paying $15 commission on every
passenger from New York to Ban Fran­
cisco ticketed over the Sunset route.
Trouble will likely result before the
matter is settled.
John Bardsley, former city treasurer
of Philadelphia, has been pardoned.
In his accounts as city treasurer there
was a shortage of $553,835.38, exclusive
of $925,000 which he deposited with the
defunct Keystone National Bank.
He
was sentenced to fifteen years, but only
served five and a few months. His re­
lease was recommended by the state
board of pardons on account of his ill
health and that he could not now live
long in prison.
A fire occurred ip Travers City, Michi­
gan, on Sept. 20th, Which caused the Joss
of about $50,000 to the Oval Wood Dish
Co., whose factory is the largest of the
kind in the world. The whole plant
was covered by $50,000 insurance, a
large portion of winch was in part
destroyed. Two hundred hands are
thrown out of employment tempo­
rarily.
The subject of coast defense is receiv­
ing a great deal of attention from the
scientific departments of the army in
Washington. Large contracts, involv­
ing the expenditure of five or six mil­
lion dollars, are soon to be awarded for
the furnishing of gim forgings, manu­
facture of a number of rifles under pri»
vate contract and the purchase of
material with which to begin the prep­
aration of various sites for batteries
determined upon.
The allotment of
$12,000,000 appropriated by the last
congress has been made with a view of
protecting larger and more exposed
cities from sea attack.
The steamer Oriziba, arriving at New
York from Havana, brought $300,000 in
gold. The total engagements for New
York, including arrivals, aggregate
$29,885,000.
The London Times expresses the be­
lief that Russia and Japan have agreed
to a joint protectorate in Corea, Russia
virtually taking the position there that
China held before the war. The Times
regards this arrangement as a great
diplomatic victory for Russia, as she
thereby gains a virtual ascendency in
Corean affairs, leaving Japan only a
nominal share in the control.
The failure has been announced of ’
the big wholesale dry goods firm of
Wolf & Brothers. The firm was com­
posed of Isaac and Joseph Wolf, and
was the only exclusively wholesale dry
goods house in Arkansas. The attach­
ments amount to about $200,000. The
assets are estimated at about half a
million dollars.
“Record” Office for artistic printing.
Timber Land For Sale.
Why He Became a Silver Man.
TRULY,
The price of Manitoba flour has ad­
vanced 50 per cent a barrel in the last
two days, in sympathy with the ad­
vance of Chicago wheat, and higher
prices are being paid for wheat in the
Manitoba country markets. Manitoba
wheat has advanced 8 to 10 cents since
the season opened. The farmers now
get 52 to 54 cents for No. 1 hard wheat
at country points.
,
.... Dealer in
Furniture
The whole world is coming to recog­
nize that its rescue. depends upon the
courage of the American people in this
emergency. I think we have it. I think
there are -men in this audience who do
A nice line of Floor Matting just in—prices low.
not agree with our side of this question
Trunks and canvas-covered Telescopes; Mirrors,
who will have at least as much self re­
Window Shades, Lamberquin poles and trimmings,
spect as I had when I saw that I was
Child!”
Save
wrong and acknowledged my error.
Screens, Picture Frames, bedding, Etc., Etc.
the cry of
I was brought face to face with this
White,
New Home and Magestic Sewing Machines.
many an1
question in a most extraordinary way.
Best machine oil, needles and repairs for all kinds
I was appointed, when elected to con­
agonized
of Sewing Machines.
gress, a member of the committee on
mother
coinage, weights and measures. I had
whose
not given much study to the question
BftBY QfiERIftGES at less than city prices.
before that time, and I immediately
little one
took up the study of it, not with an
writhes in croup or whoop­
open mind, but as a lawyer would
ing cough. In such cases,
study it.
It was my business on that committee
Dr. Acker’s English Rem­
to represent hostility to the free coinage
edy proves a blessing and
of silver, and I trained myself to study
a godsend. Mrs. M.
the arguments of the other side only for
the purpose of answering them, not for
Burke, of 309 E. 105th St.,
the purpose of learning anything myself.
York, writes: “ Dr.
New
I went on in that way, trained on one
side, as all of you have been, seeing
Acker’s English Remedy
nothing in the whole press of New
cured my baby of bronchi­
England that coukl come to our eyes
tis, and also gave instant
except upon one side of the question,
— HAVE MOVED TO —
until the structure of our national cred­
relief in a severe case of
it and our private business began to tot­
croup.”
ter and topple, until I saw a syndicate
3 sizes, 25c.; 50c.; $1. AU Drurrtsts.
A cker M xdicisx C o ., 1S-18 Chambers St., N.T
of bankers go to the treasurer of the
.., WITH THEIR • • • •
United States and with the threat of
panic force him to sell $75,000,000
Worth of bonds for $65,000,000, to
THEY SELL THEMSELVES I
AND DRESS MAKING PARLORS.
*
wrest out of the hard working people of
this country $10,000,000 in a single
lyeek because these bankers had their
O iS
A shland •Ladies are fast finding out that
hands on the treasury of the United
0^0
**
at Clint’s a Fall Hat or Bonnet may
States.
I began to suspect that something was
e e e be high grade and still be modest priced.
wrong with such a system. And it went
on, gold leaving the country by tens of
millions every year, bonds being sold,
and the debt of our people accumulating
every six months until it reached the
enormous amount of $262,000,000,
money being thereby locked up in the
treasury and taken out of circulation.
I saw business going down hill. I
saw, as I am seeing now in the city of
Boston, businem<tuen coming to tne in
alarm because their banks are contract­
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ing their credit. I see now, as I saW»ix CELLULOID LAPEL BUTTONS of the above em­
■months ago, all the indications of finan­ blem, in rich colora, (with etars In <ilt), will be août
postagei paid upon receipt of the fol lowing price« i
cial disaster, and I put to myself only' a SMALL SIZE—30c. per do«.: 82.50 per hundred: 824.00
thousand. 1)4 in. BUTTONS—75e. per do«1 *5 50
Mrs. W. P. Parsons, Proprietress.
few weeks earlier than you may put it I per
per hundred; 850 per thousand. IX In BUTTONS—
per do«.; $7.50 per hundred; 870.00 per thousand.
to yourselves tfcte question, Do you want $1.25
Order iheaebuttonsatonce and distribute them for
such a system to continue, or will you the good of the cause. Every word ia a text; the whole
«sermon—eloquent and powerful.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, Etc., always on Hand.
honestly investigate the merits of a sys­
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tem that will give us money enough to Samples
of two sizes of Buttons, 15 cents,
transact the business of the country and
THE
BIMETALLIC ASSOC’N,
not leave it at the mercy of foreign
63 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
bankers?
And I have answered that question
to my satisfaction, and all I ask of any
man is that he keep his mind open to
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study the question fairly, without preju­
dice, and cast his ballot as his intelli­
gence and his conscience dictate.—
Speech of Hon. George Fred Williams.
If you want one write
and everything pretaining to
the Furniture Trade!
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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MOVED___
MISS JESSE CLINT & CO.
N0RTH SIDE 0F PLAZA
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MILLINERY EMPORIUM
RESTAURANTHBAKERY,
BLUE FRONT BUILDING.
V-MEALS
HOURS^
AT - AL»L»
••• LUNCHES PUT UP TO ORDER.
ItYfLES
If your children are subject to croup
watch for the first symptom of the dis­
ease—hoarseness. If
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse it will prevent the
attack. Even after the croupy cough
has appeared the attack can always be
prevented by giving this remedy. It is
also invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by Ashland Drug Co.
Sixteen to One.
to me for catalog and
prices.
I know you
will be pleased with
both. > > > > >
Oregon Industrial Exposition
Portland, Oregon, Sept. 19th to Oct. I7fh, 1896.
E D. GORDON
The Gieat Resorces of the PACIFIC NORTHWEST—Agriculture, Horticulture
Fisheries, Mines, Manufactures, Machinery, Transportation, Trade
Marysville, Cat
and Commerce will be Represented more Completely
Catalogue of Guns, Rifles, Fishing
than ever before.
A gold dollar contains 23.22 grains Tackle and ^porting Goods Free.
and a silver dollar 371.25 grains, which
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±uo Wv.-at formi poo-
shows that a silver dollar weighs 145
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cored. SB yean
times as much as a gold dollar, or there
sue‘eaafu’/pra<
iractice. Tr-jr-tmewt confidential. Cure« Grand Band Concert Every Afternoon and Evening. Lowest Rates Ever
by
mail
or
at
Mice.
Terms
v.
Queaiion
Elank ana
is 16 times as much silver in a silver Book (ret. Cal* or write.
Made on all Transportation Lines,
PR WAS) !*STHUTE,4
dollar as there is gold in a gold dollar.
126 >. r*
> Ouig. Mo
ADMISSION, - 25 CENTS.
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CHILDREN, - JO CEJfTS.
This ratio or difference between the two
For exhibit space, apply to
coins is based on the wyrld’s average
—LIST QF SECOND HAND—
production of tho two metals. The mon­
H. C. Mas ten. Secretary,
Geo. L. Raker, Superintendent, at bailding
ey market, or commercial value of any
coin, is as it may be fixed by law in any
country or by the custom of trade be­
tween different countries.
Special Attractions
When We Had Hqnest Money.
Every
Night.
Mining
It is a
Machinery Bald Headed
From 1792 to 1878 all our legal
tender coinage was honest—it was free
coined. Every free coined dollar, silver
---- AT—
or gold, was worth as much in bar as
in coin. Since that time a large part of
our coinage has been deliberately dis­
honest, coined intentionally as “gun _A_T JL E7LLLG-JLITT.
money,” at the demand of the bankers,
to swindle the people. How and why
One 12 & 18 J^xl4xl0 Worthington Com­
are matters of history.*—T. E. Willson. pound Duplex steam pump.
Two 30 H. P. portable lire-box boilers.
Nerves On Edge.
One No. 5 vertical boiler with fixtures
I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross. and one injector.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea has made me well
One No. 8 Metropolitan injector and pipe
and happy,
Mas. E. B. W orden .
connections for same.
Steam and exhaust pipes for pump.
Wood wanted. Inquire at the R ecord
One length pipe to nt 10 in. discharge and
office.
increasing to 15 in.
One length pipe reducing from 15 to 11 in.
One length pipe reducing from 11 to 9 in
One double cylinder single drum 5x10
hoisting engine.
One reducing length from 8 in. to 5 in.
with one 5 in. coupling on same.
One reducing length from 8 in. to 5 in.
with one 5 in nipple on same.
23 ft. 12 in. suction pipe with one 12 in.
elbow.
10 ft. 6 in. suction pipe.
One 2% in foot valve and strainer.
Makes you seem “all broken up,” with­
One piece heavy wire cloth for strainer.
One siphon for steam gauge.
out life, ambition, energy or appetite.
Six 1 in. Jenkins globe valyes.
It ia often the forerunner of serious ill­
Two Ji in. common valves.
ness, or the accompaniment of nervous
One 2 in. plug, drilled for siphon.
troubles. It is a positive proof of thin, Two pressure gauges. 1 ’ air
*' receiver.
weak, impure blood; for, if the blood is 110 ft. of 1 in. pipe. 1 sight feed lubricator
ft. of 2 in. pipe. 1 2 in. bushing.
rich, red, vitalized and vigorous, it im­ 100
100 ft. of Ji in. pipe. 1 reducer 5 to 2% in.
parts life and energy to every nerve, 30 ft. of 2% in. pipe 1 reducer 2% to 2 in
2 reducers 2 in to 1 m
organ and tissue of the body. The 5 2 in. elbows.
6 reducers 1 to Ji in.
1 in. elbows.
necessity of taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla 6 6 Ji
2 reducers Ji to Ji in.
in. elbows.
foi that tired feeling is therefore apparent One 2% in. tee.
2 2 in. unions.
2 1 in. unions.
to every one, and the good it will do you 3 2 in. tees.
2 Ji m. hose bibs.
’ tees.
]fl equally beyond question. Remember 4 1 ‘ in.
1 2 in. plug.
4 % in. tees.
2 2 in. short nipples. 4 1 in. plugs.
4 Ji in, plugs.
in. short 11
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RIDDLES. 0R.
Fact-
Turns out the best
JOB WORK at
the Lowest Rates.
That
Tired Feeling
Hood
’
s
J. M. Arthur & Co.,
Sarsaparilla
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OR LEASE
MANUFACTURE.
Pokegama, Cal
OR SALE OR LEASE on Reasonable
Terras. Call on or address ;
F
Address :
Eight hundred acres of timber land
all in Township 40, Range 4 East,Willam­
ette Meridian, for sale. For price and Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
further particulars address
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GRIEVE BROS.,
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Shake Ore, »
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H. S. Prendergast,
Pokegama, Cal.
Machinery Merchants,
Mrs. L. Hessig,
Be s wick, Cal.
Portland, Or.
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Medford, Oregon,
FURNITURE
Of all kinds at «hop at Phoenix
Furniture Store
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