POPULISM IN TWO COUNTIES.
BRYAN CLUB MEETING.
Thomas Mein, a civil engineer from
Uncle Collis and Lynde & Whitney
D. W. Smith of Clackamas County ' San Francisco, and one of the fifty-eight
Transvaal reformers who were fined
Succeed the American Bankers’ I
Delivers A Populist Speech.
$10,000 each for taking part in conspi­
Cod-liver oil is something more than a fat Its peculiar
Association and Bank of Ashland. O.VJS THING IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY—ANOTHER IN
The city hall was filled with a good audi­ racy against the Boer Government in
ASHLAND, Or...Thursday, Sept. 24, 1896.
ence
last
Saturday
night
at
the
regular
The gold-bug republicans of Ashland,
action depends on a number of substances, among which
JACKSON CO UN T Y.
meeting of the Bryan club in which there the Transvaal in May last, is now in
pursuant to Hanna’s instructions, perman­
New
York.
might be mentioned iodiue and phosphorus. There can be
were a number of ladies. Mr. D. W. Smith
ently organized on the 11th inst. The
of Oregon City had been engaged to make a
PERSONAL. AND SOCIAL.
local bank gang were left out of the per­
Chief Engineer Storey of tho San no substitute for cod-liver oil, because there is no other oil
Which is Right, My Brother?
speech on this evening. Mr. Smith has
sonnel of the organization at their suggest­
been prominently identified with the Francisco and San Jsaquin Valley rail­ known which has in natural combination with it such a
ion that it would give a bad appearance to
reform movement in Clackamas county for road has completed arrangements for
Dr. Barr, dentist I. O. O. F. block.
the thing, the public mind m this section
being a trifle prejudiced against tbeir“clas.«,’ The Unpledged Performances in The Pledged Non-Performances in more than two years which in the late elec­ the entrance of the road into Fresno. large number of valuable medicinal agents.
Geo. Henriott has gone to Portland.
tion resulted in the capture of that old re­
The scheme was to put a working man for
Jackson.
Clackamas.
publican stronghold by a populist majority When the valloy road reaches the latter
John Sisemore has returned from Los president.
the
The
salaries
allowed
by
law
for
Clackamas county, heretofore the ban­
of 1200. He was introduced to the assembly place all construction operations will
The officers manning the club are: Pres­
Angeles.
ident. Geo. W. Lynde; secretary, Chas. ner republican county of this congress-, county officials of Jackson county are by E. J, Kaiser in a few pleasant remarks be suspended until the company can
Owen Short went to Portdlan yesterday Gillette (the regulation community secre­
and at once plunged into an able and ar­
ional district in the late June election extremely high, much higher than any gumentative speech on the political issues sell its bonds. The directors have de­
on a trip.
tary who was deposed from the secretary­
other county in the state for the work from the point of view of a straight popu- rided not to undertake to float any
Hol and cold baths at Storey's barber­ ship of the Ashland Republican club dur­ went overwhelmingly populist and the
of Cod-liver Oil, with the hypophosphites contains the whole
He believed that professions of re­ Oonds until after election.
ing the silver agitation last spring.)
shop. Opposite town hall.
entire populist county ticket wai swept performed. This came about in the ses­ ulist.
form by those seeking public confidence
The club’s headship is typical of the re ■
oil,
with its natural properties, and in a thoroughly emulsified
The city trustees of Elsinore, Cal.,
Miss Patia Klum has been engaged to publican party of the nation as much so in. The Oregon City Herald, one of the sion of the legislature of 1893, which should always be made good when placed
teach school in Klamath county.
The hypophosphites increase the
as the difference between large centers and staunchest reform papers in the state in changed the law from a fee system to a in public office whether or not there had ire moving in the matter of a munici­ or digested condition.
any specific pledges. Speaking for pal water plant
Mort Abbey came over from Yaquina small towns can make it—the arcb-conspir- its issue of August 6, 1894, after these salary system. The salary adjustment been
appetite
and
impart
strength
to the nervous system. This
himself it was just as objectionable to be
ators of corporations in the large centers,
bayMonday on a visit for his health.
The new Great Register of San Ber­ combination has marked curative properties in a number of
their tools in the smaller ones. Geo. W. officials had been in power just one month for each county was left nominally to the robbed by a populist as by a republican.
G. W. Rockwell left yesterday for Sheri­ Lynde is a Southern Pacific conductor be said:
delegations from that connty, and the He said the populists elected in his own nardino county shows an increase of
though only pledged in a general
dan to look after Armitage’s ranch.
diseases of the skin and scalp, to which scrofulous persons
tween Ashland and Red Bluff. Not only
amounts they fixed were placed in the county,
way to economy and retrenchment, had 1727 voters over the old register. The
O. M. Cu tts, wife and daughter have re­ in his business but in his personal and pol­
"BLIGHT OF POPULISM.”
law. A lot of gentlemen then holding voluntarily taken upon themselves the total registration this year is S913. San are peculiarly liable. Such diseases as chronic eczema, ring­
turned from their visit in Yamhill county. itical ideas he is the loyal disciple and fer­
vent worshipper of the world famous west­ The Various County Offices Economically office in the court bouse and others who payment of their deputies out of their own Diego county has 10,449 voters. Santa worm, and other skin affections, are often quickly cured by
salareis and had thereby effected a very
Otis Helman and bride and Mrs. Robt. ern plutocrat, Collis P. Huntington.
and Competently Filled.
expected to hold them made a quiet but considerable saving in the county expenses. Barbara county lias 5300 voters regis­
Neil and sons have returned from Pelican Lynde’s mind is so organized that he can
the constitutional effects following the use of Scott’s Emulsion,
bay.
VOLUNTARY SAVINGS To T a X-P a YERS.
vigorous effort to put the figures as high as Since the state legislature had heretofore tered.
with even personal pride work against his
jo oCx aad $1 a bottlo.
SCOTT A BOWNK. Cho«Utx Now York.
been
grossly
extravogant
and
corrupt
and
Suisiin has been visited by a most de-
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing own class, if it will subserve the interests of On Salaries Alone the Exhibit Shows a they could be secured for Jackson county so constituted that needful legislation on
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town his superiors. From a strike down to chas­
Saving Over One Year Ago for the
and through the manipulations of Repre­ the lines of reduction of salaries and expen* itructive fire. The loss in estimated at
ing hoboes off bis train, Lynde is always *n
hall.
Month of July of $258.65.
sentative Nickell these were the exorbi­ ditures was impossible, the examples of 120.000. The fire broke out in the dry
the side of The Great Joss. Then there is
kind he cited, he regards as most whole­ qoods store of Blum & Phillips. Bltini
Mrs. T. K. Butler, wife of the Wells-Far­ the sargent-at-arms of the club, P. B.
The Oregon City Herald eujoys a fair tant salaries placed on the statute books the
some. The speaker argued for the position
go express messenger visited Ashland yes­ Whitney. Whitney is a blood cousin of
dates the cause of the lire was the ex­
terday.
that other plutocrat, Arthur Sewall, the sized circulation outside of Clackamas and the schemers have so far prevented of the Peoples partv on the question of plosion of a lamp. The loss to the firm
transportation
and
other
employments
vice-presidential
candidate.
Whitney
is
a
county,
and
mainly
for
their
benefit
we
any change being made:
Fall millinery opening at Hargrove Sisters
and agencies of a quasi-public character. 8 about $70<!0, partially covered by
lobbyist, claim adjuster and trav­ publish this week zinc etchings of our
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 2nd and 3rd. railroad
Sheriff’s salary, $2500, one deputy, 11,- Under existing conditions labor was ex­ insurance. Several other business men Elegant and Ornamental Tombstones and Monuments by the
eling
freight
agent.
He
is
the
Southern
All invited.
cluded from the fruits of its toil, aggregated nave suffered losses also.
Pacific company’s principal bulldozer and populists county officials. Many subscri­ 500.
was becoming more powerful and
Newly Discovered Granitizing Process.
Chas. Harris who run the Western Union holds down his job with signal success bers also will forward this issue to rela­
Clerk’s salary,$2000, one deputy, $1000. capital
aggressive and practicaly now the touch of
telegraph office at Yreka, returned borne having been in that capacity for years.
At
the
San
Luis
Rey
Mission,
San
Recorder’s salary, $1400.
its grasping, cruel exactions was felt by the
His contests with farmers, front fixing tives in the astute East that they may
last week.
▲ Beautiful and Durable Mineral Composition—an Artificial
producer in some form of tax or trust rob­ Diogo county, Father O’Keefe is pre­
County Judge’s salary, $1200.
freight
rates
down
to
beating
down
the
gaze
upon
the
likeness
of
the
officials
in
Stone—but in Artistic and Emblematic Finish and
Frank W. Smith came over from Horn­ price of a dead cow, makes him familiar
bery everywhere. He said the tariff cut no paring to have about 160 feet of the
Besides these stated sums for salary such figure in explanation of the causes of front wall of the court restored.
brook Monday to spend the week at Cen­ (from a Hanna point of view) with the a county where the “pops” made a clean
Design at a Nominal Cost.
tral Point.
and deputy the county clerk is allowed hard times prevailng claimed for it bv the
aims, objects and high aspirations of the sweep last June.
The Supreme Court will be asked to
republicans. Many ot the protection argu­
Miss Laura Carter who has been stop­ farmers and laborers of America. Thus
We are proud of this group of reform­ to charge and keep for himself the ments were mere "humbug" and gained modify its opinion in the county gov­
ping at Shattncks, returned home to Wood­ Mr. Huntington, the leading reigning ap­
ostle of the religion of spoil|capturing toil, ers. In each instance where deputies amounts, for all the copying for outside support simply because of the misleading ernment act case, othcrwfae_8.ni Fran-
ville yesterday.
parties, and the law allows no one else pleas made which the people did not under­ risco county will be left without several
is with us m spirit if not in flesh Now if
Disease attacks the weak and debilitated, at any important stage in this religious wor­ were neccessa-y, the chief deputy has
stand. His illustration of the working of
but the clerk the copying privilege.
been
hired
and
paid
out
of
his
principal's
keep yourself healthy and strong by taking ship any long-whiskered farmer shoud
A SURE MONEY MAKER!!
the McKinley wool schedule proved very jfficers provided for by the constitution.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
The sheriff, besides his own and depu­ interesting in which he demonstrated that
press his case too hard and ask for legisla­ salary. This, too, voluntarily as no such
Special
Agent
Prior
has
succeeded
in
Apply in time, before Territory is taken.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Chilcott, after a visit tion that will releive his class, either from pledge was made in the platform upon ty’s salary, is hedged and protected by the woolen manufeturer had been clever unearthing large timber frauds in
enough to get so high a compound specific
with old friends in Ashland,returned home excessive county taxation, freignt rates or
a less miserable financial law the club re? which they were elected. True the plat­ the law from losing a cent and if he is and ad valorem tax on woolen goods that Tuolumne county, Cal. From 3,000,000
to Portland last evening.
Call on or Address:
cords will not need be disgraced by pleibian form demanded of the next legislature a required to do anything out of the regu­ he could buy raw American wool in the to 6,000,000 feet of lumber lias been
Dodge has a big stock of hammocks, resolutions. All that will be necessary
English markets, ship it back to this country
ASHLAND.
comprising cheap, medium and best will be the high sign from Lynde and reduction of the present salaries in most lar run is allowed to charge for the same and still have the advantage over the Eng­ Jtolen during the last twenty years.
grades at prices to suit the times.
Oregon.
Bouncer Whitney will soon ave His instances but our officers did not wait for and besides picking up hundreds of dol­ lish manufacturer thus enabling him to
Charles Cavill successfully swam the
dictate the price to the wool grower for
Gen. John F. Miller of Klamath county Whiskers out and over the fence.
the legislature to convene to carry out lar that way makes monev boarding pris­ his product. The speech was well lecieved Solden Gate Sunday.afternoon in one PROP’S FOR OREGON JLJSF1D WASH.
was on yesterday’s train for Salem. He
Everybody being satisfied that Hanna
How oners. The county clerk’s office does all and roundly applauded during the progress ind a quarter hours. The finish was
ideas had the organization effectually by implied pledges to the people.
says Bryan will carry that county.
of its delivery.
»citing.
throat, speaking was indulged in. Sar- great a contrast with the last republican the work for the county judge and that
D. C. Culp, who has been visiting his un- the
geant-at-Arms
Whitney
was
recognized
A constantly increasing business, is a sure indication
official
gets
big
extra
pay
for
final
proofs,
Bryan Meeting At Gold Hill.
In a short time Professor Walter
legislature which promised so much and
els, Capt, A. D. Helman, and other rela­
and declared the money question the issue,
tives, left yesterday for San Jose, Cal.
land
contests,
etc.
He
does
not
do
to
ex
­
Senator
8.
H.
Holt
will
address
the
Gold
Magee of the physical culture depart­
.
that everybody was for himself, hence as a did absolutely nothing.
of enterprise and square-dealing.—E. A. S herwin .
Hill Bryan club tomorrow (Friday) evening ment at Berkeley will begin to find out
J. C. Mitchell, the cattle buyer, was in fixed salary man he wasted a big purchas­
These men have demonstrated that our ceed six days work in a month.
m behalf of the Bryan and Watson union
town this week. He was accompanied by ing power m his dollars so he could get a
how many of the students have physi-
That the emoluments for officials are electoral ticket. Everybody invited.
his wife, who visited her sis ter, Airs. Jack big pile of bread, beefsteaks, mutton peqple can have reform if they but vote
»al deformities. He ifitends to do this
rankly
excessive
and
unjust
is
conceded
True.
chops, veal cutlet, liver and bacon, onions, for it—that the People’s party is today the
Mill Feed.
by means of an apparatus which will
tomatoes, rutabagas and cabbage party of reform and the only parly that by all.
The Reanses, White A Co. firm of Jack­ potatoes,
Wholesale, $12.50 per ton. Retail, 70 photograph imperfections and be scien­
heads.
The
people
’
s
party
and
the
farmers
sonville is now White & Jacobs the new
cents per 100 at the Ashland Roller Flour tifically correct Fora year and a half
Ex-Representative Dunn was the next can be depended upon to carry out its
proprietors being L. L. Jacobs and John speaker,
alliance have denounced them, and Mills.
He expressed sorrow at seeing pledges.
F. White.
Professor Magee and O. N. Langex,
the tariff put behind the money question;
the men who took them, in unmeasured
DRUGS and CHEMICALS only, and
The Herald has thus far done no crow­
who assisted In the Roentgen ray ex­
Mrs. G. L. Schermerhorn of Medford re­ being a farmer he wanted McKinley and
There
were
214
building
permits
fa
­
terms.
Not
only
in
the
precinct
clubs
turned yesterday from a visit with her bro­ his tariff so that he could get a big price ing. We have seen our party triumph at
med in Loa Angeles during the month periments with Professor Cory, have
skillfully compounded by E. A. S herwin .
ther. Melvin Naylor, and his family. Her for his raisings, which are breadstuff, beef­ the polls and we have seen our pledges and on the stump have they inveighed t>f August aggregating a valuation of been working on an instrument which
steaks, mutton chops, veal cutlet, liver and
health is quite poor.
against
this,
but
the
writer
has
attended
will
accomplish
this
end.
F308.267.
bacon, onions, potatoes, tomatoes, ruta­ kept without waiting the meeting of a
every one of their county conventions and
Mrs. Hattie Stevens’ residence near Jack­ bagas, etc.
legislature,
and
now
we
crow.
We
say
David Kilpatrick, a contractor, of
The bones recently found in an arte­
sonville was destroyed by fire Monday, and
The club met again last Friday evening hurrah! hip, hip, hurrah! and may oth­ heard these representative bodies of the
Los Angeles, has filed u petition in in­
withits contents proved a total loss. It and
sian
well
263
feet
deep
at
Chino
have
were addressed by Lynde and A. P.
taxpayers and citizenship of the county
was partialy insured.
er counties emulate grand old Clacka­
been sent to the Smithsonian Insti­ solvency. His liabilities are $111,282.
Hammond.
warmlj
’
applaud
the
strong,
vigorous
de
­
that Sherwin soils all grades of Stations!-/, tbs very best
His real estate is valued at $20,250, and
Mrs. Byron Cole, proprietor of the Cole-
mas by getting ready for a clean sweep
tution for classification.
Populism in Clackamas county is strange­ throughout the state this fall.
stine soda springs and hotel, visited her
nunciations burled at the county bood-
Is encumbered in the sum of $19,969.
made and Cheap Grade* to meet any competition.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst has ofteredjto His personal property is valued at
daughter, Mrs. J. C. Poore, in Ashland ly opposite to that of populism in Jackson
lers, the taxeating cormorants. Under
Tuesday afld yesterday.
lonate
a
farm
at
San
Anselmo,
Cal.,
for
And
even
Portland,
in
Multnomah
county. There reforms are made in even
these influences and sentiments honest •he use of the Presbyterian Orplian- $23,775, and has encumbrances of
Miss Helen Stanley is again on duty at moderate salaries. Here the reforms are countv, the Sodom and Gomorrah of
$26,200. The heaviest creditors are the
the Telephone drug store, having returned made at the expense of the paupers, indi­ Moss-back-Oregon ; the city of Sheeneys, principles found an anchorage in the peo­ ige and Farm.
Imperial Bank of Canada, Winnipeg,
Monday from her visit with Miss Margaret
ple’s party and the supremacy of that
The Union Iron Works at San Fran­ Manitoba, $42,517; Kern Valley Bank,
gents, etc. In Clackamas county they are lewd women, political prostitution and
Chavner at Gold Hill.
erecting a Bounty hospital and farm for the Joe Simon ring rule; even there the party in this county to-day is the result cisco has practically secured a contract Bakersfield, $12,847; W. J. Broderick
For both normal and public school books
of a confidence that its representatives for building one of the three immense os receiver of the First National Bank
and supplies go to D. L. Minkler & Sons. decent treatment of the poor. In Clacka­ blight of populism has waved its wither­
battle-ships authorized by the last ses- of San Bernardino, $37,650; Spreckels
+
They have the comple e stock and sell at mas county the savings from boodling of­ ing wand. Pennoyer—Oregon’s Pennoy- would prove true._______
the state contract price.
lion
of
Congress.
The
price
bid
was
ficial salaries is expended o n roads and
Bros.
’
Commercial
Company
of
San
*
The last people’s party county conven­
er—by aid of populist votes is mayor ol
(2,675,000.
A big Bryan club has been organized on they Lave the best in the state.
Fran
men.
$53.6,
I
tion
held
at
Medford,
April
17
and
18,
that God-forsaken city. Not that Pen­
Applegate to secure the election of the
The common council of San Jose,
Bryan and Watson electors in Oregon.
County Recorder W. E. Adderson has noyer is a full fledged “pop”—he’s a again briefly reiterated its indictment of
Chas. Hamilton is secretary and D. J. S. been In Ashland the past week or more half-breed,—not a Biwash, but a half­ these salaries and placed the following Cal,, has adopted an ordinance calling
Under New Management.
I
Pearce president.
i special election for Saturday, October
hauling his wheat to the mill. His exper­ breed—and ho takes about 80 per cent, as its schedule and standard:
list, to vote on the proposition of issu­
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure.
Mrs. H. K. Hanna of Jacksonville left
Resolved, That owing to the depressed con­ ing bonds to the amount of $115,000,
yesterday for Oakland, Cal., for the benefit ienced deputy was running the recorder’s after the democrat party, resembles bis
RANSE ROUSE, Proprietor
office
at
>1
and
a
fraction
per
day
and
board.
of her health. Judge Hanna and their son
father,looks upon his mother as a recces* dition of the country, the low price of labor, for the purpose of building a high school
accompained her as far as Ashland, return­ Ed, was one of the original Farmers Alli­
and the products therefore, we deem the
T
The Pioneer Hotel of Ashland, Centrally
ing on the evening train.
ance organizers, and besides having as a sary eyil; some one to sew on buttons, salaries of our county officers to be in ex­ ind to complete the main city sewer.
•fr
In a short time the steamer Thetis,
+
Located, is Now Under the Management of
Morton L. Peden, nightwatchman at the record the long line of that organization* wash bis feet, scold him occasionally, cess of the income derived from other legiti­
Roseburg Soldiers Home, committed sui­ well known views on official salaries he spank him if he doesn’t appoint some of
which has spent the summer alongside
+
an Experienced and First-Class Hotel Man.
cide Monday by shooting himself through, was at the late peoples party county con­ her pets to office. Yes, the blight struck mate business enterprises. We therefore the dock at the navy yard at Vallejo
pledge our candidates for the legislature, if
the body with a revolver. He was an
vention that nominated him an enthusi­ Portland last June,
Indian war veteran, 61 years old.
elected, to demand that the district attorney will sail for southern waters to begin
6-
ägjr accommodations
astic supporter of the reform and economy
i ilio i V/U-IÏOO WITH SECOND CLASR PRICES.
•F
and county officials be paid the following her winter’s work surveying the coast
As
a
result,
we
learn
from
the
“
Onlv
Don’t fail to see the display of fall millin­
resolutions
placed
in
that
document.
of
Southern
and
Lower
California
and
ery novelties on Friday and Saturday, Oct.
Daily in Oregon” that Mayor Pennoyer stated salaries: County clerk $1200, deputy
By the tradition and specific pledges from
the waters adjacent.
? roa \D all train *.
2nd and 3rd at Hargrove Sisters.
has recently appointed new boards of po­ 800; sheriff $2000, deputy $1000; recorder
The Bennett National Bank of New
Geo. Estes was out from Roseburg this whence his political fortune arose as well lice and fire commissioners, making reduc­ I >1000; county judge $1000; district attorney
V
week arranging for the $8.25 excursion to as the price he hires his deputy at one
I12000 for the district for all purposes.
Whatcom, Wash., has suspended oper­
t
I
Headquarters
for
Commercial
Men
and
Travelers.
tions
in
salaries
of
these
two
departments
the Portland exposition which leaves Ash­ would believe that Ed. Anderson was re­
ations on account of the withdrawal of
land next Tuesday morning. Some 250 cieving $1000 per per year as the people’s alone of over $23,500 in their annual sal­
The presumption is that connty clerk deposits beyond its power to respond.
♦
Z
sampuk woom .
people are expected from Jackson county.
party platform says. Strange to report, aries. Add this to the reduction of bis Jackson is receiving $1200 a year salary and The total liabilities are $50,000, and the
“TV* • »’Tl'TT'i '¡'•^WT i rTTvTVj T S i TT’r r’rTT rTTTvTTT’FW”
For first-class dental work see Dr. A. Brother Anderson is pulling down $1400 own salary by $2,500 and you have some­ paying his deputy $800 per year. This is
xssets $125,000, of which $90,000 is in
Hinman, Masonic block.
not so. He is receiving $2000 per year and
per year! He evidently changed his mind thing worth “howling” about.
bills receivable.
Revs. Memenger, Skidmore, Moore and at the first month's salary drawing, But
The way to reform is to reform—to vote paying his deputy W. H. Parker at the rate
The street railway mail delivery sys­
the other ministers have gone to Roseburg when did be change his principles ?
here is no profession , whom
of $1000 per year. If the heart of popu­
to attend the annual M. E. church con­
for reformers on a reform party ticket. lism bad ever satisfied itself of one pleas­ tem has been successfully inaugurated
labors so severely tax the nervous sys­
ference in session there. The new ap­
tem, as that of the ministry. The de­
Hurrah for the Populists of Oregon!
it
San
Francisco.
ant
thought,
it
was
the
idea
that
that
rank
Wood
Wanted.
pointments will be made next Monday
rangement of the nerve centers of the brain
democratic office-seeking leech, Bill Park­
A syndicate of Tacoma and Victoria by over work, frequently brings on attacks
50 cords of oak and 50 cords of pine or
Larson makes Cartes de Visite photo­
All
Recommend
It.
er,
had
been
effectually
shelved.
aien have quietly built a good sized of heart trouble, and nervous prostration.
graphs for $1.00 per dozen. For 30 days fir. Bids wanted. Apply to J. Conner,
Hotel Oregon.
County Recorder Anderson is presumed powder factory oil the title flats adjoin­
only.
Ask your physician, your druggist and
Rev. .J. P. Kester, M. D., Pastor U. B.
your fnends about Shiloh’s Cure for Con­ to receive $1000, yet is drawing down $1400 ing the Puyallup Indian reservation, church* London Milla, Ills., himself a physi­
Angelo Yeago, the celebrated Henley harp
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
sumption.
They
will
recommend
it
For
per year.
«id have just begun operating it.
cian, writes Feb. 26,1895: “Heart affection
player accompained by his Italian instru­
ment, came over Monday to play at the is a sure cure for Headache and nervous sale by T. K. Bolton.
County Judge Crowell promised the peo­
All the property owners disputing and nervous prostration had become so
Central Point fair. He will give the Ash­ diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. For
last fall that a little over work in
ple
the
whole
earth.
He
is
not
only
wallow
­
The
assessment
of
Klamath
county
as
the
Valley Road rights of way over serious
landers a chance to dance to his music Bale by T. K. Bolton.
the pulpit would so completely prostrate me
finished
by
assessor
A.
T.
Wilson
shows
the
ing
in
that
$100
per
month
sinecure,
but
took
before returning home.
Diana street, Fresno, have now relin­
it seemed certain I
gross value of property to be $1,638,721 It all for August notwithstanding a long ab'
Dr. Miles’ that
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
The foundation for the Maria Kip > with $49,278 off for exemptions,
must relinquish the work
The sence at his homestead in Klamath county quished their claims.
Blend—it will please you. Take no other. orphanage at San Franciseo lias been amounts
and values are as follows:
i
The new dome of the Fresno conrt- Heart Cure of the ministry entirely.
J. K. Van Sant. Ashland,
cultivated land, 55,159.. Vai., $ 205,368 during which time the office was in charge
Heart palpitation became
laid and the contractors« will have the ' Acres
bouse
is lighted with electricity, the
“ uncultivat'd land, 558,-
of Hon. Anson M. Ford, (at $27 per month,
so bad that my auditors
Restores
H. F. Cole was over from the state line structure ready for occupancy by the
44
power
being
derived
from
the
north
279
......................................
773.817
cut the wood, board himself, etc.)
yesterday.
ask me if I did not
Improverrents deeded lands. 44
141.570
first of the mA vear.
fork of the Sail Joaquin river, thirty- Health....... would
f
44
have heart disease. Last
Sheriff A. S. Barnes is presumed to re-
I — I — I —I — I—I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I — I
Town
lots
...............................
31,346
The butter tests made at the creamery
five
miles
distant.
Au attempt was made to rob the safe Improvements, town lots.... 44
November I commenced taking Dr. Mlles*
54,780 cieve $20u0 as his salary and his deputy, E.
this week showed that the milk from John
J. Murphy’s cows equaled that from the In the office of County Treasurer Will- j Improvements on lands not It
The factory of the Capital Furniture New Heart Cure alternately with Dr. Miles’
E. 8mith, is presumed to receive $1000 per
deeded...............................
23,990
Myer’s ranch and superior to that from iam Jackson at Redding, Shasta county,
Company at Sacramento was destroyed Nervine and derived the greatest passible
year.
But
the
county
warant
record
says
(I
15.000
Billings’ cows. The last two are the much Cal., recently. The robbers were un- • Miles of R. R. bed, 3.............. 44
benefit. I have just closed revival work of
“
electric lines, 2.........
1,000 it is a two-faced lie. Barnes draws at the by fire. The loss is estimated at $25,000 10 weeks, preaching nearly every night and
blowed about Jerseys and Mr. Murphy
<<
successful,
as
the
vault
had
a
"time
Mdse, and stock in trade.......
34,679 rate of $2500 for his services and besides »lightly insured.
describes bis as common, pliebean scrubs.
twice on the Sabbath. I can speak for hours
Farming implements, wag­
We say, bully for the scrubs. Hurrah for lock” and could not be opened.
that draws at the rate of $1500 for his depu­
44
The Nashville, Tenn., Cotton Mills without suffering as I formerly did. Hard
ons. carriages, etc............
Bryan and Watson.
34,980
Six young men of Modesto, Cal., have Engines and machinery......... u
13,366 ty, E. E. Smitn. But a portion of that is have been shut down. The present high working ministers should keep Dr. Miles'
been arrested by Deputy Patrolman of ; Money.......... . .......................
10,275 also a smiling lie. No, not Bro. Barnes’ price of cotton is assigned as the cause. grand remedies on hand.”
23,162 portion. That is genuine. The grinning The mills have been running with a . Dr. Miles' Heart Cure is sold on guarantee,
the State Fish Commission Wilson and i Notes and accounts................ • •
BORN.
Constable Green for spearing salmon, Household furniture, watch­ • 4
lie is Deputy Smith's portion, the $1500. »liort force for some time, and the shut­ first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
es and jewelry.................
53,120
ERB—Near Aashland, Sept. 19, 1896, to which is prohibited during the month Horsesand mules, 4973......... 44
Smith
gets it in his mind. In reality the down throws 200 hands out of work.
72,353
Mr. and Mrs. Erb. a son.
44
of September.
‘
< Cattle, 12,286...............
137,764 Rev. Mr. Barnes draws it down and Mr.
• • «I
WILT iam fox .
ALLES HILDRETH.
44
SPECIAL OFFER.
9,112 Smith gets $65 per month, not the $125 per
JOHNSON—In Ashland, Sept. 19, 1896. to
President Jordan of Stanford Uni- 1 Sheep and goats, 7288
44
3,033
Mr, and Mrs. Fred B. Johnson, an 11-lb. versity may go to Japan before return­ Hogs, 1775...................
Average tax per acre, cultivated land, $3.- month. When Bro. Barnes was deputy How To Get One Of the Introductory
son.
ing to the college. At present he is on • 72; average tax, per acre, uncultivated land, under Sheriff Patterson Bro. Barnes let
Sets of the New Encyclopedia.
SETTLES—In Medford Sept. 15, 1896, to a government expedition to Alaska. I $1.30.
everybody into the secret that he (Bro.
The few introductory sets of the new dic­
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Settles, a son.
Average
tax
per
head,
horses
and
mules,
Barnes)
was
not
receiving
$125
as
it
would
His return is expected about the lath ,
$14.54; cattle, $11.25; sheep and goats, $1.25; seem on the face of the law. Bro. Barnes tionary which the Pacific Coast Newspaper
Ashland, Oregon.
COMPLETE NEW LINE OF LATEST
of October.
syndicate is distributing in Ashland will
hogs, $1.70.
MARRIED.
would
also
confidentially
inform
you
that
soon
be
exhausted,
and
the
splendid
vol
­
Number
of
polls
,
542.
DESIGNS AND STYLES YT
The winemakers of northern Sonoma
the difference was not being dumped back umes sent on their mission of enlightment. City Passenger
county, Cal., have determined to fix
it
fa
a
liberil
and
sagacious
move
on
the
It
Saves
Lives
Every
Day.
EEL ROOK PRICES.
REEDER-WADE—In Klamath Falls,
onto the county. In his way and after his
Sept. 17,1896, oy R. B. H atton. J. P., J ob n the price of grapes this season at $15
Thousands of cases of Consumption, own fashion Bro. Barnes would let you find nari of the syndicate to thus place a number
and
Truck
Transfer
of sets in cultured homes in order that the
Reeder and Miss Matilda Wade, both of for white varieties and the poorer qual­ Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Croup are
work may be compared with other diction­
Keno.
ity of wine grapes, and $18 for Zinfan- cured every day by Shiloh’s Cure. For out just how an officer can be guilty of a aries
-----All kinds oi freight, baggage
and cyclopedias. Readers, therefore,
species
of
aggravated
petty
theft
and
the
sale
by
T.
K.
Bolton.
GORDON—PROCK—In Klamath Falls, dels, Mataros and Burgundies.
housebold goods, etc., transfer-
must hurry to take advantage oi the oppor­
reason
that
the
deputy,
as
a
rule,
is
not
in
ed with promptness and safety.
Sept. 16,1896, by R. B. Hatton,.J. P., 8.
tunity.
Real
Estate.
Coal
has
been
discovered
on
the
land
D. Gordon and E. J. Prock, both of Tule
Hauling un a large scale con­
a position to disclose to the grand jury the
Many busy men and women have longed
A S Barnes, sheriff s deed to A N Soliss; hand of his master. Bro. Barnes always for a ready book of reference, at once an
of the Slavonian Catholic colony in
tracted for. ....
...
Lake.
160 acres in tp 38 s, r 2 w. $23.
encyclopedia and a dictionary, an indispens-
Eden Valley, Mendocino county, Cal.
convinced
you
why
there
was
"no
clue.
”
James K Patton to W A Patrick; land in
ible “at one’s elbow” servant.
DIED.
WOOD FOR SALE
General Duffield, superintendent of tp 39 s, r le. $400
There are some people in this world that
This need is supplied by the Pacific Coast
Jean
St
Luc
DeRoboam
to
A
Schmidling
;
would really like to see E. E. Smith the Newspaper syndicate, which offers carefully
------ ICE IN SEASON
PENCE—On Elk creek. Aug. 27,1896, Leo. the Coast Geodetic Survey, has re­ lot in blk 27, Jacksonville. $150.
prepared work, in four volumes, under all
Pence, son of C. M. and Ollie Pence; turned to Washington, after an ex­
Levi Sutton to Henry A Sutton; 160 acres real sheriff of this county, and hire Barnes conditons that will commend it to every
at the real value of his services.
aged 2 years, 7 rnOLtbs and 26 days.
Wik handle ice in Ashland during the
tended trip along the Pacific coast and in tp 34 s. r2 e. $600.
discriminating user of books of reference. ’
season. Delivered at your door
8 Childers to Bliton & Batterson; lot 17,
The subscription price of the work is $42, summer
SCOGGIN—In Steamboat precinct. Sept. through parts of Alaska. In regard to
but the Pacific Coast Newspaper syndicate every morning.
20,1896, Mrs. J. W. Scoggins; aged 30 the Alaska mines, lie says the gold to Fairview eastern add to Medford. $150.
Don’t Blot Yonr Letters.
Wm Hanlev to Aaron Wright; land in tp
offers an introductory 20 sets in Ash­
years.
be secured by individuals in placer 37 s. r 2 w. $203.
“My eldest daughter tells me,” said now
ÎW Passen gers delivered to ar.y part of
land and vicinity for $1 cash and $1.50 per
mining is small in amount, and there
Edward B Hanley to same; same. $203.
Mr. Glimmerton, * ‘that it is not good month for a year, but prompt action is now he city.
Circuit Court.
Alice E Hanley to same; lot 3, sec 16, tp form to blot a letter, and when I ask imperatively necessary if you wish to secure
is so little face gold that there have
Silas J Day vs Thoa Stotler; to recover been no such great finds as character­ 37 s, r 2 w. $81.
a set.
Conrad Mingus to Sarah E Penwell; 2% her what I shall do when I get to the
money, Dismissed.
Send your name and address at once to
ized
the
opening
of
the
California
fields.
acres in tp 37 s, 2 w. $225.
bottom of the page and want to turn to the Pacific Coast Newspaper syndicate, care
H A Fergus vs John Devlin; to recover
J W Blain et ux to John Conner; 600 the next, she says I must wait for the of V alley R ecord , and you will be sup-
Unless relieved, many .of the miners
money. Judgement for $31.85.
T J Kenney vb EF&PM Walker; same. will suffer from starvation this winter. acre« in tp 32 s. r 2 w. $2100,
ink to dry, though I may, if I wish, save lied with sample pages for examination.
New trial ordered.
MINING
LOCATIONS.
time by addressing the envelope mean­
F. R. Burnliam, who took such an
Freestone Distilling Co vs Sam McClen­
Gus Mitchell on Sept 17tb located a placer while. ”
We have just received a Complete
active part in the Matabele war in claim
don; same. Dismissed.
Awarded
of 20 acres in Steamboat district.
Lillie M Carver vs E W Carver; divorce. S<uth Africa, is in Pasadena.
Here, as is usually tho case, good
Mr.
Stock of both Public and Normal
F A Henry on Sept 1st located a quartz
Decree granted.
claim in Tillamook district.
form is in accordance with good sense. Highest"Honors—World'« Fair,
Burnham
is
the
man
who
dispatched
Joseph Clift vs Jane Clift ; same. Same.
W D Illingworth on Aux 13th located a A blotted page is not uniform in ap­
Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Henry Ammerman vs M N Long; con­ M’lio, the Matabele priest, and thus quartz claim in Wagner creek district.
pearance.
More
ink
is
taken
from
the
formation. Sheriffs sale confirmed.
broke up the rebellion and brought the
Max Muller on Hept 21st located a placer
YJk /
Beekman & Kearnes vs H Amy and I B savages to terms.
HARDWARE,
lower, the more freshly written part,
claim in Jacksonville district.
Williams. Sheriff ordered to make deeds to
than from the more nearly dry writing
Including all of the Blanks, Book
STOVES and
The steamship Maripofsa is expected
plaintiffs.
To
Delinquent
Tax
-Payera.
above, and so the writing upon the low­
Joe Shone was admitted to citizenship.
to bring from Australia the largest ship­
Keeping Sets, Tablets, Note and
TINNWARE
er part of the page is paler and for that
Edward Wilkinson vs Edward Young;
conformation of sheriff’s sale. Confirmed. ment of sovereigns ever received in
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, reason it is less legible. Tho blotting
¿Remember ? Composition Books, Pens, Inks,
Sarah J LaPlant V9 Ernest S LaPlant; San Franciseo. They will go direct to September 28,1896, I shall begin levying may thus be a cause cf inconvenience to
•J*
<
.j.
- tho
-
Paper, Copy Books, Drawing Books,
divorce. Decree granted.
the mint, accepted as 916« fine at the upon the real property of the delinquent
the
recipient
of
tho
letter.
His
taste
Laura E Blakeslee, alias Laura E. Clover rate of $4.8638. The proceeds will be tax-payers as set forth in the Delinquent
Place I Slates, Pencils, Rulers, Erasers,
vs Robert W Blakeslee, alias James A Clo­
Assessment Roll for Jackson county, may be offended by a want of uniform­
used in buying wheat and other bills of Oregon,
F ALL KINDS and GRADES
for the year 1895.
ver; divorce, Decree granted.
ity, of harmony in its appearance, and
Sponges, and everything used in
Miners’ Tools, Giant Powder. Caps
J T Layton vs J T Payne and W W Hin­ exchange at from $4 81| to $4 82, realiz­
A. S, B arnes , Sheriff.
the fact that tho letter has been blotted,
and Fuse. A fine line of Electric Cutleay,
ton ; injunction. Miss Lemberger appoin t- ing a profit of over 1 per cent to the
each
of these Schools.
that the writer has hurried to get
and a large and complete stock of Fishing
Buggy Wanted.
ed retree to take evidence and report at gold shippers. The bills themselves
Tackle. Plumbing goods, and plumbing of
first day of next term.
Wanted—To rent, by the mon th, a buggy, through hiB task, may wound his pride.
We aell all Public School Books and Blanks at the State Contract Price
will be sent to London for collection.
all kinds done on abort notice. All work
So we mustn’t blot our letters—that
Appl^ t0 *^rS Qe°’ Engwicht’ at Mrs.
On School Supplies and Stationery We Defy Competition.
guaranteed.
Wanted
is, our private letters—but by common
From all accounts Chamberlain’s
fl^-Tin Shop in connection.
consent the use of blotting paper is still
Jackson county property. Will trade Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the af­
First-clase goods, and prices as low as the
one _______
hundred ____
and _____
sixty HL acres of good flicted. There is no advertisement about ftaha-
permissible in business correspondence.
lowest.
this;
we
feel
just
like
saying
it.
—
The
farming laud seven miles from Klamath
It a
Sail«
—New York Sun.__________
Falls for Jackson county property. Ad- D emocrat , Carrollton, Ky. For sale by
VALLEY RECORD.
*
GOLD BUGGERS ORGANIZE.
can't see it all
Scotti Stnutsicn-
“Something New Under the Sun’'
G. W. Stephenson & Eli Ellis,
FIRST CLASS
Paste it in your hat
E. A. SHERWIN.
The Ashland Hotel
Ministers Should Use
OT
t
t T
T
FREE BUS
MENS, BOY’S and CHILDREN
•••Î S1W Moil.
I ir mr k bicycle pants .
M K N X
UNDERWEAR.
1 1L111 J f FURNISHINGS.
FOX & HILDRETH,
VAUPEL, NORRIS & DRAKE.
D. H. MILLER
School Books
MEDF0BD, OB
School Books and School Supplies
•DR
Ii
►i
I
Builder’s Material
O
POWDIR
dress, P. O. Bos 56, Yreka, Cal.
•»
▲•bland Drug C*>
Jfb pW •» Sward
D. L. Minkler & Sons.
D. H. MILLER.