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VOL. IX.
ASHLAND, JACKSON
A Wounded Mail Robber.
Manly Whorten. deputv U. S. mar­
shal, with bis brother George as guide,
were on Saturday’s train with one A, M.
Watson, en route to the U. S. court at
Portland, Watson and another man
known as A, C. Hilton were engaged in
Advertising will do a great '
robbing the poet office and store of Rep­
many things, but it won’t bring ■;
resentative Virgil Conn at Paisley, Nov.
about the return of a lost
5tb. As they had about fin shed their
voice. The best thing to do '
job about 1 o’clock the clerk, Herbert
Aldridge, who sleeps overhead in the
is to begin, at once, the use of 4
store, made the discovery of the opera­
the sovereign cure for all affec- $
tions going on below and taking bis
tions of the throat and lungs— '•
double-barreled shot-gun proceeded to
Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, «
“hold up’’ the robbers. The two men
heard him and fairly flew out of the store
Whooping Cough, etc. It has 1
door and had no time to pay any atten­
a reputation of fifty years of J
tion to the command of halt. Aldridge
cures, and is known the world <j
let them have both barrels. They escap­
over as
J
ed in the darkness. The $26 60 taken
from the till was recovered including a
lot of grub, but the escaping robbers
took along a $170 registered letter. Suspi­
cion being on the two men who camped
about a mile from town with three pack
-- ? - £>_________________ I
horses and two saddle-horses, citizens
went to their camp and Wilson or Wat­
son badly peppered with No. 4 shot, one
load having taken him in the right arm
and the other in the side, told his visit­
ors that be and his partner had tried to
rob the store at Paisley and was shot.
J^R. J. S. HERNDON,
His partner took the best horse and
skipped out, the hoise afterward return­
ing to camp. Watson was taken to
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Lakeview and after Senator Dr. Da lev
A shland ,
:
;
;
O bkgon , dressed his wounds U. S. Commi-simer
i Will T. Bovd bound him over without
£^“Office—In Townsend Building, on hail to the U. S. grand jury. The man
Oak Street, Opposite Hotel Oregon.
Hilton or Jackson, mode good his escape.
Watson does not identify himself and
acknowledges the whole affair.
HINMAN, D. ». S.
The Whole Story
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DENTIST.
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O^ln the Masonic Building up stair, strength and vigor, Disease cannot enter
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over Post Office.
which comes by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Hood’s Pills cures nausea, sick head­
R. S. T. SONGER.
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Rawlings’ County Map,
A Lost Voice.
AYER’S
;
Cherry Pectoral.
A
D
Grant Rawlings was in Asblaud last
week selling Ins immense County Map.
Novelty Block, Opposite Hotel Oregon,
It is complete in every detail, being a
,
.
,
O bkgon . picture of all of Jackson county. He
A shland ,
will deliver in Ashland from the 20th to
the 25th of this month and it you want
c. W. BARR.
to see the exact location of all creeks,
rivers, wagon roads, town plots, post
offices, government land, rail road land,
Dental Parlors in Odd Fellow’s Block.
school land, and each individuals land
A shland , O bkgon .
with his name and exact number of acres
with voting precincts, and an immense
V*. All work pertaining to modern dent­ amount of information, be sure to see
istry. Painless operations a specialty.
him while in town as he will not can­
vass the town again. The map is on
cloth and ready to hang on the wall and
M. BROWER M. ».
is worth five times the price.
DR
D.
PHY81CIAN and SURGEON,
All Recommend It.
Ask
your
your druggist and
O bkgon . your friends physician,
A shland ,
about Shiloh’s Cure for Con­
sumption. Thev will recommend it. For
Office—At Residence, intersection of Me­ sale by T. K. Bolton.
chanic, Laurel and Main Streets.
List or Letters.
Remaining uncalled for in the Ashland
P. O., Nov. 16, 1896.
SOCIETY DIRECTORIES.
Adams, C J D
| Herington.Mrs Dr
Barenhill, Wiley L I Hatters, Tom
MBast, Mrs L W ’ | Morgan, Geo.
O. A. R.
Richardson, Walt.
BURNSIDE PO8T NO. 23.
Persons calling for same will please say
Meet in Masonic Hall, on the 1st and “adyertsied.”
W H. B runk . P. M.
3d Saturday of each month. Visiting Com
New York lluyg.
rades cordially welcomed.
A. C. S pencer , Commander.
“
Mister,
won
’t yer give us er lift:”
O. O. V annatta , Adjutant.
The speaker was a boy of 10, with an
expression of weariness on his face. The
W. R. C.
one spoken to was a youth of about 22,
BUBNSIDB BELIEF COBPS NO. 24
with a shade of a mustache. The object
Meets in Odd Fellows hall at 2 o’clock p. referred to was a bag about three feet
m. on the second and fourth Fridays of
high, which seemed to be filled with
each month. M bs . J. D. C bockeb . Pres.
some heavy material.
M bs . L ydia G biswold , Sec’y.
“Certainly, my boy,” replied the
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
youth, “I’ll help you on with it.”
GRANITE LODGE, NO. 23, Knights o
True to his word, he grabbed the bag
Pythias, Ashland, Oregon, meets every ■round the center and proceeded to lift
Friday evening. Visiting Knights in good it on to the boy’s shoulder. Suddenly
■tending are cordially invited to attend,
unearthly yells and shrieks came from
F. D. W agnkb , C. C.
S. G. E ggers , K. of R & S.
within, and the object, whatever it was,
began to kick with such force that tho
youth dropped the bag and proceeded to
MASONIC,
hold his hands to his stomach as if in
SISKIYOU CHAPTER, NO. 21, R. A. M.
great paiD.
Regular convocations on the Thursday
The boy and several bystanders were
next after the full moon.
■haking
with laughter. A moment later
E. V. C abtkb , H. P.
the top of the bag opened, and a lad of
E. A. S hkbwin , Secretary.
8 scampered away as fast as he could
run.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 23, A. F. & A. M.
“Fooled!” yelled all the boys at the
Stated communications on the Thursday youth as they scampered after the
of or before the full moon.
youngster.
E. A. S hkbwin , W. M.
That is what they call the “bag
0, H. V aupel , Secretary.
game. ” It is something new, and it
originated on the east side, but who in­
ALPHA CHAPTER NO. 1, O. E. 8.
Stated meetings on 1st and 3d Tuesdays vented it no one knows. The idea sim­
in each month.
ply is to get a ferocious youngster to en­
M bs . L- M. C aldwell , W. M.
ter the bag and then have some unsus­
M bs . S. C. C handler , Secretary.
picious person lift it. The yells and
shrieks and kicks will not fail to upset
I. O. O. F.
his mental and perhaps physical equilib­
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 45.
rium, and the youngsters will have a
Hold regular meetings every Thursuav great laugh as a result.—New York
evening at their hall in Ashland. Brethren Herald.
in good standing are cordially invited to
attend.
F, M. D rake , N. G.
Karl’s Clover Root Tea
H. 8. E vans , Sec’y, P. O. box 102.
is a sure cure for Headache and nervous
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PILOT HOCK ENCAMPMENT, NO. 16.
Meets in Odd Fellows’s Hallevery 2d and
Joy’s for the Jailed and Good
4th Monday in each month. Members in
Health for all Mankind«
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H. S. E vans , C. P.
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Miss E mma S tephenson , N. G.
M iss N ina E mery , Secv.
A. O. Ü. W.
ASHLAND LODGE, NO. 66.
Meets in lodge room in Masonic Hall
■very second and fourth Wednesday in
each mouth. All brethren in good standing
are cordially invited to attend.
M. R. M oobe , M. W.
J. R. C asey , Recorder
K. O. T. M.
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MACCABEES.
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Visiting Sir
Knights cordially invited.
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PRESSED BRICKS.
Dr. Barr, Dentist, I. O. O. F. Block.
Squire Parker was in from Parker’s sta-
t on Sunday.
Dr. J. 8. Parson returned Saturday from
San Francisco.
Capt. W. 8. Dey of Soda Springs has
gone to Wood River, Idaho,
Miss Mollie Cole returned Friday from a
two months stay at Red Bluff.
L. B. Colburn and family of Sisson have
located in Ashland on the Blake place.
David Campbell of Langell valley was in
Jackson county last week after supplies.
J. K. Leabo of Trail creek, formerly of
Ashland, has been granted an origual pen­
sion.
Ashland Hose Co. No. 1 will give a grand
Masquerade ball in Ashland Christinas
night.
Mrs. A. H. Meagley and daughters re
turned to Portland from a visit at Jack-
aoville.
F. T. Mix and family have moved to
Lompoc, Cal., where Rev. Wm. Hart is
located.
Medford has a ladies' brass band, with
John Montague, recently of Roseburg, as
director.
About 40 Japanese are at work on the
Southern Pacific railway, 13 miles south of
Roseburg,
Hugh Gordon, the upper Rogue river
stockman, is erecting a large new residence
on his ranch.
For trunks and traveling telescopes call
on J. P. Dodge at Opera House.
Dick Hughes and W. King of Ft. Klam­
ath, came in last week, the latter to spend
the winter mining,
Miss Ida York, who is attending the nor­
mol, was at Grant’s Pass last week attend­
ing the teachers examination.
R. H. Whited, the Medford capitalist,
has returned from an interest gathering
trip in eastern Oregon and Wisconsin.
For first-class dental work see Dr. A.
Hinman, Masonic block.
Weeks A Orr and Marion Stewart recent­
ly sent a lot of evaporated prunes, 24,000
lbs., from Phoenix to Chicago.
Geo. Isaacs. Jr., the Medford barber, has
gone into business at Victoria, B. C. Ralph
Bunch is running the shop at Medford.
Dr. James Braden of Indinappolis. Ind ,
is again out from the east looking after bis
extensive mining interests at Gold Hill.
New stock, mixed pickles and sweet pota
toes in bulk, raisins, nuts, candies, lemons,
cran berries, etc. at D. L. Minkler A Sons.
Miss Lillie Rinehart, a vocalist of rare
accomplishments, is up from Gilroy. Cal.,
to spend the winter with her parents at
Medford.
All kinds of razor grinding and repairing
at the Gem barber shop, opposite town
hall
Isaac Finley shipped 11,000 pounds of hops
from Grant’s Pass to St. Louis last week.
They were sold under contract for 11
cents.
Jeff Bell is erecting a new residence and
making improvements on the tract of land
he recently purchased of A, Alford at
Talent.
Some of the citizens of Grant’s Pass pro­
pose to call a conference of Josephine
county voters to decide on desirable meas­
ures to put before the next legislature.
F. H. Carter has gone to Houston, Tex.,
on a two weeks business trip. His mother,
Mrs. H. B. Carter, accornpained him to
spend the winter there with her daughter.
When you drink tea get the best—Ito
Blend—it will please you. Take no other.
J. K, Van Sant. Ashland.
Humbolt Pracbt is suffering the tortures
of the damned with intlamatory rheuma­
tism and was taken from the Depot Hotel
to his home Sunday.
The genial phiz of Morris Howell again
ornaments his old haunts in Ashland, He
returned Sunday form an absence of sev­
eral weeks at The Dalles.
At Coggin’s mill, near Sisson, a short
time ago, the loggers cut a tree which was
Just 404 years of age it was 8 feet in di­
ameter and produced 15,000 feet of lumber.
The citizens of southern Douglas county
are preparing to organize a labor exchange
with headquarters at Canyonville. J. W
Wimer is the leading spirit in the enter-'
prise.
J. I. Allenbach, the ex-express messenger,
has been visiting Ashland friends en route
from Alaska to winter in San Francisco.
He baa been in a big mine in Alaska owned
by Haywards A Lane,
H. B. Pay ton has purchased a block of
land on the hill west of Qastel avenue,
known as block 48. Mr. Payton will put
up a house and barn on the property and
make a nice place out of it —Dunsmuir
News.
A. A, Whiteman, the Central Point black­
smith, was taken to Lane hospital, San
Francisco, Friday, by Hon. J. W. Merritt,
to cure him of enlargement of the liver.
Mrs. W. and Dr, Alex. Patterson accompai-
nedhirn to Ashland.
The shooting stars, which the eastern
press promised would give a free show
Friday night, failed to do anything of
the kind, much to the disappointment of
those who stayed up late to witness the
affair.
The San Francisco bakeis have de­
cided not to raise the price of a
loaf of bread. They will simply re­
duce the size of the loaf. Thus they say
the rise in the price of wheat does not
affect the consumer.
Rufus Cox, the enterprising farmer and
threshing machine man of Central Point
precinct, is preparamg to move with his
family to Medford within the next few
months, having bought a new home in
that town, Mr. Cox is one populist
whose big crop of wheat Hanna didn’t get
before the raise.
Thirty men have been engaged for the
past tew weeks re-surveying the boundary
line of the Klamath Indian reservation.
It is feared by Silver Lake cattlemen that
the Sican country will be placed inside of
the reservation. This is one of the best
grazing sections in the upper country—
Lakeview Examiner.
Dunsmuir News—The Soutern Pacific
Company is doing more business now than
at any time during its history. Thev have
forty Lew engines on the system this fall
and then they ara not able to handle the
traffic. The Shasta division is doing lots of
work and the Dunsmuir round-house is
short of engines the most of the time.
John W. Robinson, the Wimer merchant
and postmaster, has put a force of miners
at work on his Brass Nail gulch placers on
Jump-off-Joe, for a big season’s run.
These placers turned out some remarkably
handsome nuggets last season and good
reports are again expected. His daughter,
Miss Linnie Robinson, is superintending
the house-keeping department at the mine
Tartar Sledicine.
Formerly musk was used as a medi
cine iu various parts of the world, bui
doctois iu civilized lands do not bold
musk in high repute. In China it is
still thought to be a very good medicine,
but the Chinese have queer notions
about cures and charms. Abbe Hue, a
distinguished traveler, says that when a
Tartar doctor finds himself without his
drugs and medicines he is not in the least
embarrassed. He writes the names of the
needed drugs on slips of paper, and
these, being rolled up in little balls, are
swallowed by the sick man. “To swal­
low the name of a remedy or the rem­
edy itself, ’ ’ say the Tartars, * ‘comes to
precisely the same thing.” — Noah
Brooks in St. Nicholas.
COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19,
County Expenditures.
[Commissioners’ Court, Nov. Term,]
H C Messenger, bridge lumber and
giant powder ............................... $ 27 85
Cranfill ® Hutchinson, supplies for
3 00
Mrs 8ulivan ..................................
J B Welch, bridge lumber................ 33 41
Grace Skeeters, boarding Emma Poa 8 CO
J Nunan. articles furnished county. 9 60
Jones A Otten, supplies for Johnson
family............................................. 13 75
J Beek A Co, nails furnished county 3 15
J 8 Howard, supplies for Mayfield.. 5 00
J Beek A Co, spikes for dist. No. 26. 4 40
A 8 Bilton, printing assesor’a notice 1 05
JE Enyart,insurance on courthouse 150 00
7 10
Glass A Prudhome, blanks .............
N A Jacobs, supplies for Mrs Sulli­
van ............................................... . 3 00
J H Whitman, supplies for Mrs.
8 00
Robinson.......................................
Ella Randles, supplies lor self and
family ............................................ 6 00
L C Rodenburg, supplies for Mrs
Morgan ......................................... 10 00
Julia (.’abler, supplies for Neil child­
5 00
ren ..................................................
Anna Jordon, supplies for Jordon
4 00
family.............................................
Harriett Jordon, supplies for self
and family...................................... S 00
Mrs E C Gale, supplies for self and
family ............................................. 8 00
Mrs 8 M Root, supplies tor self and
family ............................................ 5 00
Jacob Thompson .supplies for Rhoda
Miller.............................................. 4 00
Mrs C J Courtney, supplies for self
and family .................................... 6 00
Mrs K Fleming, supples for self and
6 00
family.................................... . .......
W S Crowell, cash advanced to pay
4 30
trana. of mds. from Medford........
A 8 Barnes, salary........................ 333 33
100 O'
Vv 8 Crowell.
116 66
W E Anderson, 4444
66 66
Geo P Lindley, 44
58 33
Gus Newberry, 44
27 00
A M Ford,
Geo A Jackson. 44
John Watkins, ferryman..................
Dr G B Cole, ex. insane, Anna Witt
W R Johnson, bounty on panther
scalp................................................ 2 50
Emil DeRoboam, keeping Lathrop
family................ . ........................... 6 00
W J Freeman, bridge lumber.......... 27 86
A 8 Barnes, board prisoners........... 30 00
B F Carter, making booths for
Woodville precinct......................... 1 25
Geo D Barnard A Co, stationery etc 13 55
W 8 Crowell, expressage advanced.. 1 50
Henry Klippie, bal assessing county 406 00
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equalization............ 24 00
T W Bozan, deputy assessor........... 40 00
G R Hammersley, justice fee, state
3 30
vs A. Roland .................................
F M Parker, const, state vs Roland 2 50
Isaac Wolf, hall rent for election at
Medford............. ,........................... 3 50
50
J G Briscoe, bal viewing Kla’th road
Geo A Jackson, blank book and
1 00
envelopes.......................................
C F Carter, hauling bridge lumber.. 9 30
Chas Owen, making booths for
3 00
Pleasant Creek precinct................
A B Charthrow, making booths for
1 CO
Big Butte.......................................
Perry Ellis, for repairs of co, road,
Kahler Lane ................................. 150 00
Chas Hines, med, ex’ ot W A Vand-
erwort. insane..................... '.......... 5 00
50
E E Phipps, print treas’s notices...,
•• election ballots.............. 32 00
“
•* seinian. report ........... 4 50
J Nunan, supplies for Tom Henry. 15 00
Wm Douden, digging grave for Hor­
3 00
ace Martue.....................................
S Jones, coffin for Martue................ 10 00
Wm George, hauling Martue to grave 2 00
G R Hammersley, service in Cros­
well case.......................................... 5 00
F M Parker, deputy sheriff, for
guarding polls at Gold Hill............ 2 00
J A Jeffrey, fees, state vs Henry Roy 7 80
6 45
G R Hammersley, jus “
“
2 15
F M Barker, const.
“
“
“
1 00
J W Masterson, juror.......................
44
1 00
Willis Hays,
44
1 00
Carl Phelps
44
1 00
Joseph Owens, ($
1 00
Stephen Jones,
44
Walter Dungey,
....................... 1 00
J C Whipp, work A material Rogue
river bridge.................................... 243 88
Glass & Prudhome, election sup­
plies, Ink, stationery, etc............... 114 80
Henry Dox, for putting up and re­
1 00
moving booths...............................
M Gulp, putting up booths, Apple­
gate precinct................................... 1 00
W H Bradshaw, per diem & mileage 1» 00
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ex. roads and bridges 8 00
Martin Perry, per diem and mileage 16 20
Application of Mrs S A Clawson to be­
come a county charge denied.
The further consideration of the matter
of building a bridge across Evans creek was
postponed on account of the lateness of the
season.
The petition of Phelps A Holcomb for
liquor licence at Woodville, was granted.
W 8 Crowell, additional expense of send­
ing Lathrop children to aid Society in
Portland, $8.
The monthly report of county officials
examined, some corrections made, and ap­
proved.
Report of Emil DeRoboam, keeper of
county poor, approved.
Ordered that the $375 in the hands of the
county judge, belonging to John O’Brian,
inmate of county hospittal, be paid into
the special county fund together with all
further small sums he may collect from
miscellaneous sources.
Julia Cabler allowed $1 additional in full
for care of Neil children, and ordered that
the further allowance of $5 per month be
discontinued from Nov. 6,1®.
Ordered that the monthly allowance of
Anna Jordon be reduced from $10 to $4
from Oct. 1st 1896.
Ordered that the monthly allowance of
Mrs E 0 Gale be increased from $6 to $3
per month from Oct. 1 1896.
Ordered that $1 be refunded to T W
Stewart for poll tax illegally collected.
The bond of John Grieve, assessor-elect,
Was approved.
Ordered that warrant issued to J B
Welch July 8,1896, on special road tax be
cancelled, said fund being exhausted, and a
warrant issued on general fund for the
amount of $10.
Ordered that superintendent of Boys A
Girls’Aid society of Portland, Oregon,
may craw upon Jackson county for $60 as
aid'for Lathrop children,
Ordered that G R Hammersley be allow­
ed $5,80 as J P services iu Creswell case,
indigent deceased.
Ordered that warrant of $3 issued by mis­
take to Geo Hines be cancelled.
That a warrant of $15 be drawn on spec’al
county fund of the county judge for post­
age stamps.
G entlemen : Having taken one bottle of
your Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla I can
truly say that it is the best medicine I have
ever taken for constipation, headache and
general debiliated system. 1 feel overjoy­
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got my ankle sprained a few years ago and
I find my leg getting stronger and am feel­
ing better in every way.
WM. J. PERKY.
Superintendent Almshouse,
San Francisco.
An African Salt Works.
Karcinbwe’a is one of tho salt mak
ing villages; a sandy clay is dug out oi
the marshes and placed iu grass fun
nels. Water poured on this dissolves the
salt. The solution trickles through the
green filter into a trough, after whicL
it is boiled and strained, and a fine,
large crystal salt is obtained. It is a
great trade in this part of the world.
All villages make salt, which is put up
in loads about five inches in diameter
by four feet long. All these people, the
Waitawa, are very polite. Most of them
hail you with, “Mornin;” they do not
■eem able to manage the “good.”—
“Glave In the Heart of Africa” in Cen­
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E dwin W. J oy Co.: The immediate and
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B. D. CARN,
Poso township.
Kern County, Cal.
Catarrh Cured,
No one should be fooled by a dis­
health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh’s honest druggist. There are plenty ot
Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal honest druggists who would be glad
lnjsctor free. For sale by T. K. Bolton.
to have your trade,
ASHLAND OREGON,
Chief of the County Papers
Published every Thursday.
E. J. KAISER, Proprietor.
189«,
NO. 25.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Retrospect by Mr. Breese.
E ditor V alley R ecord :
Perhaps a few thoughts on the immedi­
ate past and the near future of the political
parties will be in order, since the voter will
have become calm and reasonable.
The populist party prior to the St. Louis
convention. stood on the Omaha platform.
The main feature of this platform contain­
ed : government issue and control of mon­
ey, land, transportation and communica­
tion. All of these questions are vital.
They belong to the present and,must be
settled in the near future or government by
and of the people will be a failure. When
the populists abandoned their vital ques­
tions and fused with democracy on free sil­
ver, 16 to 1, they abandoned every claim of
a progressive party. They joined the forces
of retrogression. They turned their faces
from the light. They cried for the good old
times past and never to return again Is it
any wonder that defeat was the result?
The republican party presents to us the
principle of centralization, of order and
system. It is the creature of trusts and
corporations—in fact they arc the govern­
ment. It is not necessary to produce any
proof to sustain this assertion. Every in­
telligent man knows.’this to be true. They
furnished the twenty million corruption
fund to bribe, coerce and corrupt the
voters.
The people in their unorganized capacity
must learn from the corporations the pow­
er of centralization, of order, system and
precision,
It is a fact in economic science that the
whole control of an article of production
can be carried on with less expense to the
producer , and consumer.
Our trusts and corporations give us a
splendid objeot lesson. The coal oil, su
gar, leather and money trusts, and some
three hundred more or less in the United
States are operating on this principle. Ten
thousand individuals separately engaged
in the'eoal oil manufactory could not pro­
duce coal oil as cheap as John Rockefeller.
If they . could the jioal oil trust would be
broken up. But thu.trust operates with
less expense and destroys all small com­
petitors. All other corporations and large
combinations' of capital operate on this
principle. The merchants of our towns
will in the near future be treated to a dose
of centralization. Department stores in
every.town will do'the business and weed
out the small seller of goods. The day of
small things is past, the era of large com­
binations is at hand. Will the people heed
this lesson? The late success of the repub­
lican party has accelerated this day, and
competition within the next four years
will be almost destroyed.
The R ecord calls the attention of
the voters of Jackson county to
the promises of the populist party
before election. A reduction in the sal­
aries of our officials wae demanded, so they
would correspond more equally with the
price of labor and the products of the farm
Of course all this is forgotten now. Politic­
al parties have need only for a platform to
btantj on till after election.
When their expectations are realized they
consider the promises of the platform glit­
tering generalities, an “irridescent dream”
and drop into “inocuous desuetude." I
have come to the conclusion that so long as
the present commercial system is in exist­
ence, which has for its motto, “Everybody
for himself and the devil take the hider-
most,” which makes existence a struggle
and the future uncertain, mankind will
strain their conscience to get bold of the
root of all eyil, for a rainy day. So long as
this strife continues political parties will be
permeated with this condition.
Republican, democratic and populist
parties are subject to this condition, no
matter what promises their platforms con­
tain, consequently I look with charity on
the unfulfilled promises of the populist
party.
W. H. BREESE.
In the last 22 mouths Spain has sent
to Cuba 180,060 troops. She always has
about 20,000 soldiers regularly station­
ed there. All the Cubans she could get
held of have bee.u forced into tho Span­
ish army. It is not possible to ascertain
the number of these, but beyond a doubt
Spain has had at her command as many
as 210,000 soldiers to suppress a rebel­
lion in an island with a population of
cd I j 2,000,000. She has failed to get a
foreign lean. Her prime minister has
turned to the p< epic of Spain, saying
Xhat ho must and will squeeze out of
them the millions y et necessary toerush
the rebellion. Iu 1896 the recruits sent
to Cuba have been obtained only by con­
scription. Next year it will be worse.
There will he few rchliersand no money
at all, for the impoverished inhabitants
of Spain can furnish no money where
there is nona. The rebellion in tha Phil­
ippines is not yet extinguished. Miser­
able, indeed, is the proud eld monarchy.
The Cuban patriots meanwhile have
been growing only Strenger. Without
money in the 1c.ginning, they have as
much now’ as they bad then. They have
also thousands cf stimus of arias and
guns that they h;d i.i t then. The popu­
lation of the island outride of Havana
is warmly with the rtlcl leaders. If
more soldiers are uieded than are wil­
ling to volunteer in the patriot army,
they can bo had in plenty by drafting
them.
The wife of Mr. Leonard Wells, of
East Brimfield, Mass., bad been suffering
from neuralgia for two days, not being
able to sleep or hardly keep still, when
Mr. Holden, the merchant there, sent
her a bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,
and asked that she give it a thorough
trial. On meeting Mr. Wells the next
day he was told that she was all right,
the pain had left her within two hours,
and that the bottle of Pain Balm was
worth $5.00 if it could not be had for less
For sale at 50 cents per bottle by Ashland
Drug Company.
Purely vegetable; do not gripe ■
■ ■ ■
or cause pain. Sold by all druggists. 24 cents.
Prepared only by C. L Hood <1 Co., Lowell, Mass.
THE TOLEDO WEEKLY BLADE
Every intelligent family needs in addi­
tion to their local paper, a good national
weekly. The greatest and most widely-
known general family newspaper is the
Toledo Weekly Blade. For thirty years it
has been a regular visitor in every part of
the Union, and is well known at almost
every one of the 70,000 postoffices in the
country. It is edited with reference to a
national circulation. It is a Republican
pape r, but men of all politics take it, be­
cause of its honesty and fairness in the dis­
cussion of all public questions. It is the
favorite family paper with something for
every member of the household. Serial
stories, poetry, wit and humor; the House­
hold department (best in the world), Young
Folks, Sunday School Lessons, Talmage’s
Sermons, the Farmstead, the Question
Bureau (which answers questions for sub­
scribers), the News of the Week in com
plete form, and other special features.
Specimen copies gladly sent on application,
and if you will send us a list of addresses,
we will mail a copy to each. Only $1 a
year. If you wish to raise a club, write for
terms
Acditfi T he B lade .
Toledo, Ohio.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
The intense itching and smarting inci­
dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, ana other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
applying Chamberlain’s Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have been
permanently cured by it. It is equally
efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem­
edy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chil­
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
. . . . Dealer in
Furniture I
and everything pretaining to
the Furniture Trade!
A nice line of Floor Matting just in—prices low.
Trunks and canvas-covered Telescopes; Mirrors,
Window Shades, Lamberquin poles and trimmings,
Screens,Picture Frames, bedding, Etc., Etc.
White, New Home and Magestic Sewing Machines.
Best machine oil, needles and repairs for all kinds
of Sewing Machines.
jA
BABY QftEEIftGBS less than city prices.
9
ASHLAND MILLS.
® j Q*™ ï XES2 i
SELDO JSŒ
U Q TJ A. ZL. KSD.
lUever Excelled.
VIRGIN & C0.. PROP’S.
ASHLAND. OR.
9
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
M ain S treet , O pposite P l / za .
New Zealand is frequently pointed ZF’JVIHSTTS
ZE’JLIlsrTZEIRS’ TOOLS,
out as a happy and prcspcious country,
VT-A-LL UPA-IEPliEEd. C3-T_iA_SS. ETC.
yet New Zealand is governed by laws
B uilding P apers , W rapping T apers and T wines . ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
which older governments think work
ruin and disaster if applied to them. To
begin, .the personal proitily tax has
been abolished. In its place nie a land
tax and an income tax, each of which
is progressive, it3 rate increasing as the
I “CUPIDLNE”
amount of landed estate and income in­
' This great Vegetal.1<
crease. The public lauds cf the govern­
V italizertlheprescrip*
tion of a famouN F rent h pnysncktn. will quickly cure you of nil u. r
volts or disuses of the generuUve «.r^.i mk -A
Z
ho
ment, or crown lands, as they aie called,
l’;un« In the Back, Hemloul riraiih,.
are not sold. They are merely leased in
i iffiplcs, I ntunoss to Marry, ExbauaUng brains. VaricowK or J
yunstinatlon. 11 stops nil losses by day or night* Prevent.
’ r-
perpetuity. The lease can be transferred
x.tss of discharge, ivliich it nctchecked leu-is to Spermaturrhre'l Lut
BEFORE ANO A FYE H
horrors of Itnpotency. <f»-l Isr.YK eleansea thelivw.uls
from eno holder to another as if the
rromvvr .
.. kld'!*-‘vs *"<1 <’•<> urinary orgamof all impurities.
-“vuver, mo
jPUPIDE^E RtrengtbenB and restores small weak organa,
A
land was ow ned in foe simple. At regu­
T lie reasou »ufTerers «re not cured by Bu'tors H because ninety ner rent am iwwiMzU
Pro.trat ti.. CUPIDENE Is theonly known remedy ^rew" “omunoi^raU^
lar intervals of time the leases are re­
A written guarantee given and money return« if six boxes does not Xct a? AeSXnteAro
$».(X>abox,sixforf5.(X>,by mall. Send for free circular mid testtmoniaU
1 a permanent cure
vised by the authorities and their
Address DAVOL MEDICINE CO.. P. O. Box 2070, San Francisco, 4'al.
amount increased or diminished, us may
FOR SALE BY E. A. SHERWIN.
be required. Members ef the upper
house ef parliament do not hold office
for life, as French senators and British
lords do, but for seven years. Finally
woman suifrago has been adopted, and
an industrial arbitration law has been
e
passed.
PAINTING,
PAPERING.
ETC.
»(¡Oil RfSJOffl).......
Job
Out upon tho mercies cf a cold and
cruel world the new ruler of Persia
has thrust Naser-ed-Din’s 95 widows,
more or less. Worst of all, they cannct
marry agafn unless they take a common
tradesman or mechanic. It is forbidden
them towed any civil or military officer
of Persia. This prohibition is worse than
even belonging to a dirty, old, royal
dospot’s harem.
Wanted
Jackson county property. Will trade
one hundred and sixty acres of good
farming land seven miles from Klamath
Falls for Jackson county property. Ad­
dress, P. O. Box 55, Yreka, Cal.
Printing
Prompt Work and Bottom Prices.
-BEST
LATEST STYLES.
Hood’s
Best to take after dinner;
prevent distress, aid diges-
tion, cure constipation.
ELY’S
CREAM BALM
WORKMANSHIP.
Mail Orders a Specialty.
■ ■ ■
■Il a
8" SIH
Blank Forms,
Mining Locations,
Always Kept in Stock.
Lessai ¡Jiangs
CATARRH
is quickly absorbed
Cleanses the Nasa
Pa-sages, Allay.-
Pain and Inflamma­
tion, Heals and
Pro'ects the Mem­
brane from cold Re­
stores the senses of
Taste and Smell.
Gives Belief at once,
andit will cure.
M
m a bw
A particle is ap-
plied directly into the nosuils. is agreeable
50 cents at Druggists or by mail; sample-
10c. by mail.
ELY BROTHERS,56 Warren St., N. Y
COLD N H EAD
lost manhood
Easily, Quickly and Permanently Restored.
C zlxbratid E nglish R zmkdy
J. B. RUSSELL.
NERV1A.
It is sold on a positive
guarantee to euro any
form of nervous pros­
tration or nny disorder
of the genital organs of
either
sex, caused
Before, by excessive uro of Aitor.
Tobacco, Alcohol or Opium, or on account
of youthful indiscretion or over indulgence etc.,
Ditriness. Convulsions, Wakefulness. Headache,
Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain. Weak
Memory. Bearing Down Pains. Seminal W eaknesa.
Hysteria, Nocturnal Emissions, Spermatorrhoea,
Loss of Power and Impotency, which if neglected,
may lead to premature old age and insanity.
.
Kuaranteed. Price.$1.00 a box; C boxes
for $5.00. Sent by mail on receipt of price. A written
fuarantee furnished with every $5.00 order received.
o refund tha money it a permanent cure is not
elected.
NERVIA MEDICINE CO.. Detroit. Mich.
S 5 Dealer in S J
-I—I—I—l-l—I—l-l-l-l-l
Granite, Marble,
Freestone Monuments
and Copings.
Also agents for IRON FENCES.
Satisfaction guaranteed
P.O. Address: YREKA, Siskiyou Co..
Cal.
FOR SKUE BY T. K. BOLTON.
FOR SALE BY ALL I’RPOGIHTS.
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| C* zu« wc-.1t rora» pon-
T I n ! L! Otlv«:y eared. SS yaar«
«ucceMtuljiractire. Trcatmjnt conSdential. Cure»
by mail or at ’Iffica. Termalow. Queation Blank and
Book tn«. Cab or write.
Da. WÄRT INSTITUTE,*
i20H.9th St.. St.Louis, Mo.
ASHLAND
White Sulphur Springs
BATHING
Water of anjr temperature desfrea
Natural Temperature S3 deg’s,
WEEKS BROS.
Medford, Oregon,
TO DKIIK THE WATEB IS A TOIIC.
Being Sulphuric and Alkaline it eradicate*
fungi and animalculea, and neutral­
izing and correcting all acidi­
ties it promotes a normal and
healthful condition in every
part of the system.
— SWIMMING
RINK. —
inclosed and covered, the same rnedica
water, always clean, for the springs run a
heavy volume- more than twelve hun­
dred gallons per hour.
You may dive and swim and have more
fun than “anybody’’—come out as “fine
Of all kin !■ at shop at Phoenix
as silk” and “white as wool’’—rejuven­
ated and happy.
Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders, they MANU FACT U R Ex-
are just what a horse needs when in bad condi­
tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge.
ForSale by ASHLAND DRUG CO.
5a
0PBRA HOUSE BLOCK.
FURNITURE
Furniture Store
OPPOSITE CLARENDON HOTEL
---- and see our good«.----
will giye you a bargain.
POKEGAMA
ADDITIOlVà
150 Choice
Residence Lots for sale in
Pokegama, on reasonable
teimB. Lote sold on the in­
stallment plan.
lso
2,000
acres
of
Choic
and Yellow Pine Land for sale
A the Bugar
on
Klamath River. Terms made to
suit on application. Address,
CHAS. COLE,
Pokegama, Siskiyou Co. Cal,
Located on the
HELMAN LAND, HALF A MILE
NORTH OF THE PLAZA.
GRANT
HELMAN
Proprietor
RECORD OFFICE,