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VOL. IX.
ASHLAND, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29.
Judge Crowell at Granta Pass.
Judge W. S. Crowell of Jacksonville,
in his speech at Grants Pass on the 17th
must have over-done the stump-speech
business, as there was a general howl in
J- 8- HERNDON,
the valley at some dirty remarks he let
slip from his tongue on that occasion
PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON.
concerning Mrs. McKinley, the wife of
the presidential nominee. It was un­
▲ ■■LAND,
O rkoon , doubtedly
an entirely unnecessary and
uncalled
for
fling, as it was received with
All’Office—In Townsend Building, on
disgust by the Bryan audience he was
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
addressing and was generally regretted
by the Bivan supporters. Of the three
HINMAN. D. D. 8
Grants Pass papers, the free silver Jour­
nal did not notice the offensive speech
and the other two speak as follows. The
Courier, an exceedingly conservative and
DENTIST.
fair paper, said:
“Judge Crowell of Jackson county,
MW-ln the Masonic Building no stair, spoke from a wagon, after a few remarks
from Judge Crawford, who introduced him
over Post Office.
in his usual happy manner, and the Judge
gave the plutocrats fits for upwards of an
hour. His slur al Mrs. Mckinley was not
JJR 8- I- SONGER.
well received, as even opposing political
factious in America alwaya respect the
gentler sex. but the speech was other­
PHYSICIAN and 8URGEON.
wise considered an able effort.”
The Oliserver, the republican organ,
commented as follows:
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
“We are sorry for the citizens of Jackson
A skland ,
....
O bbgon , county, when we think that they must
bear for four years the presence of the man
who disgraced our town for one evening.
JJK. C. W. BARR.
We would like to ask Judge Crowell on
wbat he based his estimate of the morals
of Josephine county when he thought bis
filthy slur and reflection upon the honor
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow's Block.
and chastity of Mrs. Mckinley would be
A shland , O begon .
acceptable to them. We are glad to know
•I that be disgusted those who he snpposed
* ii work pertaining to modern dent­ would hail such innuendoes with applause
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
While advocating courtesy and toleration
toward all who differ witus, we would not
blame any crowd that would answer such
assaults upon a lady’s good name with a
M. BROWER M. I».
shower of brick-bats. Our sister county
has our heartfelt sympathy in her great
affliction.”
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
You Can be Well
O bkgon .
A shland .
When your blood is pure, rich and nourish­
ing for nerves and muscles The blood is
vital fluid, and when it is poor, thin
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me- the
and impure you must either suffer from
•hanic, Laurel and Main Streets,
. some distressing disease or you will easily
[ fall a victim to sudden changes, exposure,
or overwork. Keep your blood pure with
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
i Hood's Sarsaparilla and be well.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
pill; assist digestion, cure headache, 25cts.
G. A. 11.
BURNSIDE PO8T NO. 23.
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and
3d Saturday of aach month. Visiting Com
radea cordially welcomed.
A. C. S pencer , Commander.
Q. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
W. R. C.
BURNSIDE BELIEF CORPS NO. 24
Meets in Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p;
m on the second and fourth Fridays of
each month. M rs . J. D. C rocker , Prea.
Mu. L ydia G riswold , Sec’y.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
GRANITE LODGE.NO. 23, Knights o
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
F. D. W agner , C. C.
S. G. E ggers , K. of R & 8.
MASONIC,
SISKIYOU CHAPTEB, NO. 21, R. A. M.
Regular convocations on the Thursday
next after the full moon.
E. V. C arter , H. P.
E. A. S herwin , Secretary.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. V. & A. M.
Stated communications on the Thursday
of or before the full moon.
E. A. S hebwin , W. M.
C, H. V aupbl , Secretary.
One Year's Building at Medford.
The Mail has itemized the building im­
provements made in Medford during the
past year and according to its figures shows
that $90.565 has been expended in that town
in that time. This is a good showing and
a credit to that enterprising place. The
business houses erected are enumeraied as
follows:
J. O Johnson, two-story brick store­
building, 50 feet front and 50 feet deep.
Built by 8 Childers at the contract price of
$2100.
Dr B F Adkins, two-story brick store
building. 25 feet front and ■ 135 feet deep
Built by 8 Childers at the contract price of
$3750.
C R Rosfcel two-story brick store building
22 feet front and 60 feet deep. Built by 8
Childers, woodwork by Brand & Campbell
contract price $2000.
O W Hamlin two-story brick store build­
ing. 50 feet front and 80 feet deep Built by
8 Childers at the contract price of $4700.
Weeks Bros, two-story addition to furn­
iture store, cost $200.
Crane & Childers, two-story brick livery
stable, 50 feet front and 60 feet deep. Built
by 8 Childers at the cost of $1500. Since
purchased by I A Mounce.
G P Lindley, two story brick store build­
ing 25 feet front and 140 feet deep, cost
$6000.
Ed Wilkinson two story brick meat-mar­
ket 20 feet front and 100 feet deep. Built
by S Childers at cost of $6000. A 40 foot
addition two story high is now under con­
struction.
F K Duel two story brick store building,
25 feet front and 135 feet deep. Built by 8
Childers at contract price of $3750.
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. S.
E dwin W J oy Co.: The immediate and
permanent relief attorde I me by the nse of
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla from the terri­
ble affliction of dyspepsia, accompanied by
racking headaches, has prompted me to
voluntarily express my indorsement. Two
years of extreme suflenng vanished as if by
I. O. O. F.
magic. To those suffering similarly I rec­
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
ommend its trial. Its meritswill do the
B. D. CARN,
Hold regular meetings every Thursaav rest. Yours in health.
Poso township.
Kern County, Cal.
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren
In good standing are cordially invited to
No one should be fooled by a dis­
attend.
F, M. D rake , N. G.
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
honest druggist. There are plenty ot
hones, druggists who would be glad
t<» have vour trade.
PILOT BOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
Meets in Odd Fellows's Hall every 2d and
MARRIED.
4th Monday in each month. Members in
<ood standing cordially invited tc attend.
H. S. E vans , O. P.
JACKSON-BETZ-Oct. 25, 1896, at the
P.O it , T aylor , Scribe.
house of Geo. A. Jackson, by Rev. Robt.
Ennis, W. B. Jackson to Miss Ida Betz.
HOPS RKBECCA DEGREE LODGE, NO. 24.
CURTIS—WEST-In Jacksonville Oct. 19,
1896, by R 8. Dunlap, J. P.,T. A. Curtis
Meets on the 2d and 4th Tuesday in each
and Mrs. Lavina West.
month in Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ashland.
M im E mma S tephenson , N. G.
EVERETT-BUTLER—In Grant’s Pass,
M iss N ina E mbry , Secv.
Oct. 21,1895, Kay J . Everett of Grant’s
Pass and Miss Ollie Butler of Medford.
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays
In each month.
M rs . L- M. C aldwell , W. M.
M bs . 8. C. C handler . Secretary.
A. O. U. W.
DIED.
ASHLAND LODOB, NO. 66.
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hall
•very second and fourth Wednesday in
••ch month. All brethren in good standing HAYS—At Grand Rapids. Mich., Oct. 16,
1896, Mrs. M. A. Hays, mother ot Mrs.
are cordially invited to attend.
Hugh Elliott, of Jacksonville, aged 65
M. R. M oose , M. W.
years.
J. R. C asey . Recorder
Nerves On Edge.
K. O. T. M.
I was nervous, tired, irritable and cross.
GRANITE TENT MO. 4, KNIGHTS OF THE Karl’s Clover Boot Tea has made me well
and happy.
M bs . B. B. W obdkn .
MACCABEK8.
Meet in regular review on the second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at Odd
Fellow's Halt, Ashland.
Visiting 8k
Knights cordially invited.
G. W. C rowson , Com.
C has . H. G illette , R. K.
Contracting & Building
House Raising O O
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All work entrusted to my care done
with dispatch, and on terms to suit
the times. See the undersigned be­
fore letting contracts and save
money.
Oak Street, Ashland.
p ALLEN
J. B. RUSSELL
S 5 Dealer in S S
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Freestone Monuments
and Copings.
Also agents for IRON FENCE8.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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SUBSCRIPTION KAT£b
; One Year................................................. Si 75
8ix Months............................... . ........ 1 GO
' Three Months.......................... ........... '.
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1896
Advertising rates given on application.
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ASHLAND OREGON,
»Chief of the County Papers
1
OF EVERY
VALLEY RECORD.
The Cinnabar Mine on Siskiyou.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
The California Quicksilver Minin«
Company
on
West
Beaver
creek
are
still
Dr. Barr, dentiat I. O. O. F. block.
prospecting for the ledge in their Cinna­
Miss Mary Pl.vmale of Jacksonville is vis­ bar mine, near J. Garretson’s springs.
iting at Glendale.
They have had from two to thirty-five
Hubert Dyerot Talent went to Pokega­ men employed in developement work
ma last Thursday.
ever since the discovery of the mine and
Lou Heberle of Grants Pass is visiting * small force are now engaged io sinking
Missouri relatives.
a shaft some distance above their old
For first-class dental work see Dr. A. works and are getting good prospects,
with indications that the ledge is not far
Hinman, Masonic block.
off. The company formerly owning the
Dr. Henrv Demorest and wife of Medford mine put up retorts about four years ago
have moved to North Dakota.
and spent considerable money erecting
Mrs. J. 8. Hage.v of Medford has return­ a plant to treat the ore. The present
OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY.
ed from a visit in Lane county.
LEGISLATIVE SUICIDE.
owners, however, propose to find the
C. B. Gillson of Henley was in Jackson ledge and develop a safe proposition be­
The Amounts and to Whom They That Is What the Denial of the Legal
county Saturday on a business trip.
fore investing in additional machinery.
Tender Privilege to Silver Means.
Were Doled Out by the County
James Morton ot Phoenix was at Bonan­
G entlemen : Having taken one bottle of
European nations refuse to silver the
Bosses at the September Term of
za. Klamath county, last week on business. your Joy’s Vegetable Sar-anarilla I can
coinage privileges that are given to gold
County Court.
•
Dr. Darrin and wife leave soon for a trip truly say that it is the best medicine I have
and refuse to moke it full legal tender
ever
taken
for
constipation,
headache
and
to Europe and possibly around the world.
Jas Murray, painting door sign for
general debiliated system. I feel overjoy­
money. By this means they depress the
commissioners*
court.
.
$
1
00
A. A Whiteman of Central Point is con­ ed by the use of one bottle. 1 accident!» Wallace Woods, 320 ¡eet of lumber
price of silver bullion, which those
valescing from an attack of typhoid fever got my ankle sprained a few years ago and
for road district No 5 .....................
S 20 countries produce in small quantities
E. E. Miner and wife have moved from I find ray leg getting stronger and am feel­ Wailace Woods, 277 feet of lumber
and must have in large quantities. It is
Medford to his mining claim on Kane'» ing better in every way.
for road district No 4 .....................
2
creek.
WM.J. PERKY.
Max Muller, nursing Urban Labor-
an immense speculation they thus make
Superintendent Almshouse,
dette 6 days and nights................. 10 50 out of silver producing countries. They
John R. Stearns, the engineer of the
¡¿an Francisco. John Watkins, running K R ferry
Hammersley mine quartz mill, was in town
for September................................... 14 50 use American silver at depressed prices,
last week.
and we are foolish enough to let them
BI k Sticky Notes.
Chris Ulrick, for 645 feet of lumber,
D. Richardson, lather of Harvey Richard
road district No 23.......................
8 00 fix their own price upon it If those
D.
Clngcade
and
wife
made
a
flying
trip
son of Trail creek, is up from California to Medford last Thursday.
Geo Jackson, salary for self and dep­
countries would coin silver on equal
visiting his son.
uty clerk...............................
250
!
00
Miss Lillie Gregory is visiting her sister, Glass & Prndhomme for stationery.. 54 15 terms with gold and would give to those
W. H. Norcross, the Central Point Mrs. True Cox of Medford.
coins full legal tender power, no one
8 A Carlton, for one quarter salary
nurseryman, was registerd at the Ashland
as
stock
inspector
..........................
50
00
will be found to deny that this would
Miss Zuda Owens has just finished a two F W Knowles, for one load of pitch
House Monday.
raise the bullion value of silver, at the
months’ term of school at Brownsboro.
wood . ...............................................
3 00 ratio of 16 to 1 or at any other ratio,
C. C. Ragsdale returned to Colusa county
Miss Agnea Owens will spend the winter W 8 Crowell, for expressage on box
Monday, having again rented his Tolo farm
in the Willamette valley the guest of her
from Portland.................................
3 65 to equality with gold. Even without
to T J. O’Hara.
sister.
Claim of justice court of Eagle
this our own experience demonstrated
L. Hessig and son Jo, of Klamath river
Point, State vs John Belling and A
that for 81 yearB we kept silver bullion
J.
Montgomery
and
wife
are
living
on
the
drove 69 head of stock cattle from Jackson
old Peterson place, now owned by O. Har­ Hall-
above the par of gold at 16 to 1, al­
couuty last week.
40
J
A
Jeffrey,
dist
atty
fees
...........
baugh .
5 00 though Great Britain during 57 years of
A C Howlett, justice fees................
Chas. Hoagland and family of Klamath
Frank Lewis, constable fees.......... 14 30 that period, beginning in 1816, had re­
Charles Angle of Medford was a pleasant
county have been visiting Jackson county
3 00 fused free coinage and full legal tender
John Asbpole, constable fees.........
guest at Chas. Carney’s a couple of days
relatives and friends.
Witness fees...................................... 12 80
last week.
value to silver. She could never depress
Mr«. J.' H. Skidmore went to Wilbur.
Claim of justice court, Trail creek,
Mrs. Pearl Anderson and little daughter State vs John Drum, not allowed.
Douglas county, Monday where Mr. 8.
the commercial value of our silver un­
of Redding, Cal., are visiting at H. C, Tur­ O J Willard, for panther scalp.........
will preach for a year.
2 50 til, in 1873, she got our consent to deny
pin’s on Antelope.
J H Whitman, for Mrs Robison.... 8 00 to It coinage at our mints as full legal
Mrs. Young and daughter Ellen of Jack­
W. T. Moore spent a few days last week Mrs Ella Randle,self and family.... 6 00
sonville. have returned from a visit with
in Central Point, being the guest of his Martha Slagle, for Mrs Morgan....... 10 00 tender money. When we did that, its
Puget Bound relatives.
Julia Cabler, for keeping Neil child. 5 00 commercial value sank to the level of
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Little.
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
A Jordan, for Jordan family............ 10 00
Mrs. Thos. Weedon and children and Harriett Johnson, self and family.. 8 00 the demand for silver forusoin the arts
Blend—it will please you. Take no other.
Henry Gregory of JLanrell Valley were Mrs EC Gale,
J. K. Van Sant, Ashland.
6 00 and for a limited coinage to supply Eu­
“ ”
‘
..
guests at W. J. Gregory’s last week.
5 00 rope with subsidiary coins. So our
Mrs 8 M Root,
“ “
" ..
Frank Tyler and Sylvester P. Grow went
4
00 financial foxes cut off their tails to keep
Jacob
Thompson
for
Rhoda
Miller..
W.
E.
Moore
and
D.
Cingcade
have
re
­
to Yreka last week with a band of beef cat­
5 00 up with the British fashions.
turned from their hunting trip. Besidea L Waterman, for Minnie Kessler..
tle purchased by E. B. Edson.
having a good time, they killed three fine Mrs C 1 Courtney, self and family.. 6 00
By this prooess of legislative suicide
6 00
Elmer Coleman and wffe, who have been deer.
Mrs K F Fleming and family..........
running a farm at Sunol, Cal., for Fish
A M Ford, janitor’s salary................ 27 00 we degraded silver from its natural
W. W. Gregory, J, Hammmond and E. G W C Leever, nails for county............
have returned to Phoenix.
5 40 function as a money metal end did all
and F. C. Roberts, recently, each took a A 8 Barnes, for cash advanced to
we could to make It “cheap,” “un­
Brakeman Frierson has returned to Mt.
__ load of fine hogs the property of the form­
pay to expressage on notices of
sound
” and “dishonest” money. Did it
Shasta from Oakland where be was called er, to the Grants Pass market.
levy from Portland; also cups and
by the serious illness of bis sister.
have
the
effect of putting the Gresham
1 35
spoons for jail........................ .....
Mr. Vanhardenburg of Sam’s Valley has
E Stickle and family are over from rented the Harbough place on Butte creek W E Anderson, recorder’s salary .. 1 166 66 law into operation and of causing this
Humboldt county, on the coast, visiting and moved his family thereon. Wfi are Mrs Grace Skeeters, for boarding
cheap and degraded money to drive out
Mrs Poe from Aug 16 to Oct 4.... 12 00 gold from circulation? It did not. On
Central Point friends and relatives,
zlad to welcome Mr, V.'s family among us,
Gus Newbury, for school supt ser­
J. France, formerly in the milling busi­ as they come well recommended by their
vices, September .......................... 58 33 the contrary, the Btaudard silver dollars
ness at Phoenix, passed through last week former neighbors.
Wm M ana 8 B Holmes, for pre­
that were In circulation when they
from Athena to Oakland. Cat., on a visit
Rev. Bryant of Medford preached at the
mium on insurance policies.......... ! 200 00 were demonetized continued to circu­
W. H. Copeland of Loreiia, Klamath Mound school house to an attentaiive con­ John W Redden, viewer of Mills’
county, was in the valley this week after gregation last Sunday. Sabbath school at
road.......... . .......................................
3 CO late at par with gold upon the mere
supplies and made the R ecord a pleasant Mound every Sunday at 10 a. m. Everyone G Elksnat, for surveying same road.. 7 80 supposition of the people that their
cordially invited to attend,
visit.
Emil DeKoboam, keeping Lathrop
legal tender power remuined, notwith­
“AN O ld M aid .”
family................................................. 12 00 standing the effort of congress to de­
Mrs. Claiborne Neil returned Monday
—State vs Bond.
from a visit with Mrs. C. C Pressley at If Troubled With Rheumatism Read Case
stroy it. But the trade dollar substitute
W T York, recorder, ex-officio jus­
Woodville.
This.
2 35 for the standard silver dollar was coined
tice of the peace. ............................
J A Jeffrey, dist attorney.............. 10 00 as a “cheap dollar, ” because it was not
Levi Ward and wife came in from Klam­
A nnapolis , Md,, Apr. 16, 1894—I
1 Woolf, constable fees, mileage... 23 75 made legul tender beyond the sum of
ath county last week for medical treatment have usedCnamberlain’a Pain Balm for
3 40
for the latter.
rheumatism and found it to be all that T J Howell, viewing road..............
3 40 |5 in one payment, and that coin did
F Williams, same...............................
Mr. and Mrs. Bodeley who have been ta claimed for it. I believe it to be tbe J Nunan, articles furnished county.. 6 30 not drive out gold because it would Dot
visiting Mrs. E. C. Kane, returned to Port­ beet preparation for rheumatism and N D Failing, for putting glass in jail
circulate. The people would not have it
land Sunday.
deep seated muscular pains on tbe
I 00 because it was not full legal tender
and windows.......................... . ........
100
00
market
and
cheerfully
recommend
it
to
W
8
Crowell,
county
judge's
sal
...
M. L. Adams of Langell valley, Klamath
money, although it had
grains
county, was registered at the Ashland tbe public. J no . J. B rooks , dealer iu A 8 Barnes, sheriff salary................. 333 33
Geo P Lindley treasurer’s salary.... 66 GG more of silver in it than is contained in
House this week.
boots, shoes, etc., No. 18 Main St.
Smith Bros, for 4400 feet lumber ... 41 80 the silver standard dollar of 412
Mrs. D High returned Sunday from a
also read this .
John A Miller for examining and re­
visit with her folks, Fred Barneburg and M echanicsville , St. Mary County, Md.
pairing county bridges ................ 19 00 grains weight. We see by our own ex­
perience that the Gresham law was a
family of Medford.
A
J Florey, supplies furnished Mc­
—I sold a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain
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failure. It did not operate in favor of
Alister
family
...................................
Dr. Chas. W. Cornelius of Portland, who Balm to a man who bad been suffering
5 28 the circulation of the “cheap” trade
was formerly engagaed in mining at Gold with rheumatism for several years. It Olson Bros, for 660 feet lumber.......
J Beek & Co, nails for county. ......... 3 15 dollar. It never does operate when
Hill, is critically ill at his home.
made him a well man. A. J. M c G ill . A N Soliss, for insurance policy in
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kinsman of Klam­ For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Ash­
Hartford Insurance Co................. 100 00 legal tender money is in circulating iu a
ath county came in last week to visit her land Drug Co.
A N Soliss, for insurance policy in
Volume adequate to the necessities of
relatives, the family of C. T. Payne, and
Etna Insurance Co......................... 100 00 tho people. When that is the case,
buy supplies.
C W Wolters, supplies for M Hurd. 4 50
“cheap money” will not circulate. Tho
Too Much Detective.
Temporary relief for the Lamberton
H. H. Wright of Chimney Rock precinct
3 00 people will not have it. Money that is
family. .............................................
The Russian emperor’s procession in
has submitted his claim for $4000 damages
4 00 full legal tender is as good as money
for Indian depredation claims to Commis­ Paris presented one very grotesquo fea­ Margaret Crosby, indigent ..............
J C Whibp, for repairing four firg
sioner DeWitt,
oau be, provided it is jnado of the pre­
6 00
places to court house...................
ture. It was the rows of policemen and
H. M. Gregory, a mining man from the
Olson Bros, for lumber dist No 35.. 3 36 cious metals.—Senator J. T. Morgan
state of Washington, is in southern Oregon detectives that thickly studded each side J S Howard, supplies for J Mayfield . 5 00 in Arena.
and spent last week in the 8quaw lake dis­ of the way, standing with their backs G H Haskins, medicine for I) W
trict. He wants to buy a mine.
Courtney $10 05 and stationery for
Gold W am Demonetized«
to the groat white czar and the presi­
county, $3 55..................................... 13 60
John Loughhead. a well-khown Josephine dent of France, while they watched the Isaac
A groat many people talk of gold as
Woolf, hall rent for election.. 3 00
county miner, aged 45 year«, dropped dead
jury witnesses ....................... 42 00 HOiuethiug that has supernatural qual­
from heart disease on the 14th inst. at the crowd like hawks for fear a dynamitard '»rand
jurors, September term........ 82 00 ities, characteristics owr which tnan
would hurl a bomb or shoot off a gun. Grand
Dean <& Snelling mine on Galice creek.
Petit jurors
“
“ ....... 256 40 has no control, but which exercise un
For trunks and traveling telescopes call But that is what one might look for in D Linn. Office chair............................. fi 4 50
00 absolute, unfailing and unvarying in­
on J. P. Dodge at Opera House.
Europe; bo , while it was grotesque, it C C Parker, clothing for Neil boy ...
Martin Perry, county commissioner
fluence over the commercial affairs of
Perry McDaniel of Lakeview, arrived was not surprising.
2 days 42 miles.......... .................... 12 20 the human race. They scout the idea
Sunday from a visit to his old home in
We read, however, that here—here in Geo Hines, 2 teams for grand jury.. 4 00 that the price of gold can be influenced
Missouri and Illinois, and started for home
& Cary Co., 2 bridge wren­
our own country—the Hon. Joseph Robinson
Monday.
ches.................................................. . 23 50 by legislation. They assert that all the
Freight traffic is very heavy oyer the Chamberlain was accompanied during K. Kebli, material for county jail... 5 95 nutions combined could not demonetize
Shasta division just now. There are a all his trip to visit his father-in-law and E U Brooks, double assessment on
gold. They believe or pretend to believe
taxes 1894 ......................................... 16 00 that gold has some quality superior to
great many stock trains and quite a heavy
on
the
journey
back
home
by
two
de
­
Mrs F V Medynski, for taking Lath­
shipment of hops from the Willamette
anything else used by man—superior to
rop children to Boys’ and Giris’
valley.
tectives. He was afraid of being stabbed
40 00 man himself.
Aid
society
Portland
.......................
Capt. George F. Wheeler is still at the in the back or shot by 6ome amiable W 8 Crowel, for postage stamps from
And yet gold has within the past 40
8iskiyou copper mines in Josephine county Fenian or Clan-na-Gael gentlemen.
the special fund
....... . ............. 10 00
years
been demonetized. It was actual­
pushing ahead the preparations for smelt­
Case— State vs D Watkins.
ing the large amount of ore on the dumps. We read further that even when that
W H Grimes, constable fees......... ,. 3 60 ly denied legal tender quality, mid not
Some development work is also being done. esteemed lady, Mrs. Cleveland, whom
4 25 by barbarous nations, but by European
R 8 Dunlap, justice fees.................
1 50 governments representing iu 1857
Chas Prim, witness fees.................
Hot and cold baths at 8torey’s barber­ everybody wishes well to, goes to make
1 50
Snow, witness fees.................
shop. Opposite town hall.
a visit to a friend she and her children E Wm
about 70,000,000 of people.
E Phipps, for printing treas notice,
W. D. Burke, a Tennessee hunter, with have a deteotive to guard them. Nay,
Prussia, the south German states,
locals for A. S Barnes, 1000 legal
valuable dogs has gone into the hunting
blanks. 160 election notices........... 4 75 Austria, Holland, Belgium, Portugal
they
even
have
detectives
posted
here
business with the famous Pucket of Parc-
John DeRoboatu, meals for jurrors.. 6 50 and Russia closed their mints to gold,
er’.s station and they will do some mighty and there around their residence at 8 G Netberland, for keeping Marga­
big game this winter in the mountains east Gray Gables. What the president and
4 00 except that Austria continued to coin
ret Crosby. September...................
of Ashland.
ducats, but without legal tender qual­
W H Bradshaw, 4 davs inspecting
especially Mrs. Cleveland have to fear
bridges at $2 per day ..................... 8 00 ity. This action was taken because the
The De Moss family will give concerts in
southern Oregon next month. Since they in their own country and from their W H Bradshaw, commissioner per
diem and mileage............................. 19 00 gold discoveries in California ami Aus­
sang “Oregon, Sweet Oregon,” an original own people any more than other Ameri­
tralia alarmed the capitalists of Europe,
song, here several years ago, they have can citizens living privately in their
and they were afraid that the people
been at the Chicago World’s Fair and tour­
The Year’s Wool Crop.
own homes have to fear it is hard to
ed through Europe.
would pay in gold—in “dishonest mon­
Geo. W. Grayson, Jr, the mining man see. We hope their distrust is unfound­
For the past throe years the wool clip ey.” Portugal recognized English sov­
interested this year on Williams creek, was ed. Presidents Washington and Jeffer­ of this country has been diminishing ereigns as the only gold coin allowed to
recently badly beaten up by Geo. C. Rich­
circulate, while England remained the
steadily. For this year it is 272,474,708
ards in Shasta county, for filing a lien on son needed no detectives.
only gold standard nation of Europe—
Richards’ mine for services as superinten­
If there is anything to be afraid of, pounds. That is a decrease of nearly 23,-
the only “cheap money” government—
dent. Richards was bound over in $2,000 the state of society in our land must
000,000 pounds Binco last year. At the and suffered from some of her own and
bail.
be very different from what it was same time the Australian wool crop has many foreign writers such abuse os is
Frank Robbins of the Ashland Furniture
even
when General Grant was presi­ been greatly reduced by drought and by now heaped upon Mexico, for instance.
and Fixture Co. was at Pokegema last week
and bought a carload of lumber. Frey & dent. This detective business recalls a fatal disease that carried off hundreds
This may excite surprise and provoke
Robbins are turning out a first-class qual­ an old story of Grant. Shortly before
denial. The facts remain. Au investi­
of
thousands
of
sheep.
The
importation
ity of work that is giving their firm a
splendid reputation in southern Oregon the inauguration of Hayes, Wash­ of wool into the United States also de­ gation will prove them true. As they
and northern Califo nia. Notice their new ington was supposed to be full of furi­ creased this year by about 18,000,000 are doiug with regard to silver, the Eu­
ad. in this issue of the R4$C ord .
ous and disappointed supporters of Mr. pounds. Manufacturers will begin 1897 ropeans demouetized gold to iujure the
business of American production, and
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing Tilden, men who would not scruple to
with 40,000,000 fewer pounds of wool England refused to join them then be­
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town
shoot Grant in their wrath and despair. to work up than was on hand at the be­ cause she had great goldfields of her
hall.
Thomas Holt died on the 13th inst. at Grant went about the streets openly and ginning of 1896.
own.—Cedar Rapids Gazette.
Albany, Linn connty, in the home of his quietly like any plain, modest citizen of
From this it might be supposed that
daughter, Mrs Butler. The deceased was
A Baby's Life Saved.
the father of Mrs. Geo. Hines of Jackson­ a republic. He was warned that he this industry would begin to look up
ville and Wm. Holt of Applegate. He was should have armed guards in plain speedily. Such, however, seems not to
“My baby had croup and was saved by
a highly esteemed pioneer citizen of this clothes with him. “No,” said the fight­
’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J. B. Martin, of
be the case. Four-fifths the woolen mills Shiloh
state, having arrived in 1844 and made his
Huntsville, Ala. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
er of many battles. “I havo always no- of the country have been lying idle for
residence in the Willamette valley.
Wood wanted. Inquire at the R ecord tioed that what you are not afraid of some time past, even with the shortage
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
office.
does not hurt you. ”
of their staple. The reason is there is
The
intense itching and smarting inci­
Job Garretson who owns tbe Cinnabar
no market for the manufactured goods. dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
springs on Siskiyou mountain, was at
Italy demands reparation from the
It is useless to weave woolen fabrics diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
Y reka last week and told the papers that
he is satisfied that a railroad spur from Porte at Constantinople for tlie murder when nobody buys them. Everybody applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Cole's station or Bailey’s Hill to lap the of a subject.in the recent massacres in
Ointment Many very bad cases have been
timber and mineral belt in which he is lo­ that city. The note demands the pun­ waits for good times. The woolen man­ permanently cured by it. It is equally
cated will be one of the enterprises of the ishment of the guilty persous and the ufacturer has a large supply of tho raw efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem­
near future, and is working now to sec
such a project on foot. There is a strip 30 payment of an indemnity for the mur­ material on hand .stored away. At the edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil­
least sign of a stiffening trade bis looms blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
miles long and eight miles wide, containing der of Italian subjects.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
millions of feet of the best sugar pine lum-
The seven allied associations repre­ will begin to hum. The furmer waits
cer, that will be opened up for develop­
Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, they
ment as soon as railroad facilities are ob­ senting the liquor interests iu San for better prices for his products, so
tained,
Francisco will hold a convention short­ that he will have some money to buy are just what a horse needs when in bad condi­
Queen Shewaubshaugh “will lift the veil” I ly, to indorse legislative, judicial and new clothes. The farmer lias, however, tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
of the future for all who will cross her , municipal candidates favorable to them.
For Sale by ASHLAND DRUG CO.
one advantage. There is always a mar­
“palm" with—nickle;the record of her birth
has been lost but she is known to be at
ket for good young muttou when there
least 700 years old. Granite Hall Oct. 30th.
is none for wool. With this tho agricul­
turist need not despair.
Liat or Liettera
Remaining uncalled in the Ashland P.
O., for Oct. 26, 1896:
Wanted
For Infants and Children.
Douglas, Jas.
Deboy, Austin.
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county
property. Will trade Should be in every family
McCurdy, John
Smith, D. O.
all a
The fu­
one hundred and sixty acres of good medicine ehest and every
Powers. Jno. W. . ___
„. Geo, W.
Seay,
grip. They are
III
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farming land seven miles from Klamath traveller's
Cloud, Miss Mattie.
elguture
invaluable when the stomach "
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150 Choice BATHING
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Water of any temperature deairea
Natural Temperature 85 deg's.
TO DK1IK THE WiTEK IS A TOIIC
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fungi and animalculea, and neutral­
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Sugar and Yellow Pine Land for sale
• healthful condition in every
on the Klamath Kivei. Terms made to
part of the system.
suit on application. Address,
— SWIMMING RINK. —
CHAS. COLE,
Pokegama. Siskiyou Co. Cal, Inclosed and covered, tbe same medica
water, always clean, for the springs run a
heavy volume- more than twelve hun­
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fun than “anybody”—come out as “fine
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Located on the
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILL
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
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