■• omitía i. som.
Jacksonville, September 8th; Ashland, September 7th; Rock Point, September 9th.
Hera Comes the Governor I People’s True Representative! I
John S. Mtwbv, the guerrilla chief, sup-
ports Hayes and tin* whole Republican
Official Paper fur Jackson, Joseph inc 4 Litkf. I reiormers.
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The New York World is compiling and
.SEITEN BER 7, 187C. classifying the lie-t»f tin* New York Tuni*.
THURSDAY
It has got its hands full.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
< Jov. Tilden distinctly represents the prin
ciple of reform in ¡«»lilies ; but can I he same
thing be said of Governor Haves?
FOR PRESIDENT:
So far, we have yet to hear of the first Ger
man
whom Carl Schtirz has turned around
SAMUEL J. TILDEN,
and carried w th him in this eani| a gn.
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OF NEW YORK.
According to the Milwaukee
nire-
ty-nine out of every hundred Germans in
Wisconsin will vote for Tilden anti Hen
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
dricks.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS, The 1 lave,campaign is in Zach ('handler'»
hands, and, if he is elts-led, he will have
OF INDIANA.
Haves in his palm. It’s a nice reformer tor
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a leatler.
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FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
MONTGOMERY QUEEN, THE KING OF SHOWMEN!
WITH HIS CENTENNIAL ON WHEELS!
An Army of Men, Droves of Horses, A Multitude of Animals, A Legion of Attrac
tions, A Forest of Wild Beasts, Myriads of Birds, an Ocean of Reptiles.
AGGREGATION
RESPLENDENT MASSES OF MAGNIFICENCE.
Dazzling, Gorgeous, Glitter;
The Mighty Pageant of Palaces ;
The Faneraid and Gold Scrolled
Scriptural Illustrated Wild Animal Dens;
The Heavily Ca.’ved Great Golden
Chariot and Tableau Cars.
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it CAGES CF WILD BEASTS OPEN TO VIEW
ON THE STREETS.
GRAND CABNIVAL OF BEAUTY
procession that attracted 150,000 men, women and children from banks, oflice, stores worksimps, and dwellings, as it passed through the principal
turrets of San Francisco.
sum of money sufficient to ransom a Prince expended in the production of this huge undertaking.
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A Centennial Army.
An army of ninety thousand office
holders is ono of the great features oi
our Centennial year. Suppose they re
ceive an average salary of only one
thousand dollars each. This aggregates
the snug little sum ef ninety millions
of dollars annually. And supposing each
is assessed the modest sum of thirty
dollars for political purposes during the
campaign, we have a political expense
fund of two millions seven hundred
thousand dollars. And all this comes
from the hard earnings of a people
nearly impoverished by an adminis
tration that seems to care only to build
up its pets at their expense.
More and More.
Alabama gets more and more one-
sided like the handle of a jug, as the
full returns come in, remarks the
Philadelphia Times,
Independent
Nothing but an Immediate peace with
SittiDg Bull, by a liberal payment to
him and bis braves for the Custer
butchery, and the prompt transfer of the
whole army and a full complement of
Gatling guns will give Hayes more
than a township here and there in the
South ; and, what is worse, the North I
doesn’t look much more promising.
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ELECANCE
TRANSCENDENTAL
AND MILES OF
Hon. Henry Clay Dean, who “went off” i
W. B. I.XSWKLL.............................. Of Grant with Brick Pomeroy after the St. LouisCon- j
HEN BY KLIPPEL....................... Ol Jackson ! vention, has finally squared around and
K A. CRONIN........................ of Multnoman i announced his determination to support I
Tilden and Hendricks.
Isn't this word •'Rebellion’’ getting pretty
FOR CONGRESS:
well worn out now in the mouths of the Re
LA FAYETTE LANE, publican party ? Suppose the word “plund- '
er” was snbsti'tiled for a change. This .
OF DOUGLAS.
would suit admirably in Washington, if not
here.
.1 Prncliml Financier.
The only hope of the Republicans in this
campaign is to carry their points by misrep
That Gov. Tilden is an able, practi resentation and downright lying. In Cali
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cal financier, there can be no question. fornia their Sta e Central Committee have
In his letter of acceptance he shows the forbidden any of their s|>eakers to discuss
political issues of the day with persons
people how the whole national debt the
representing the other party.
cm be paid off in the comparatively The Republican party has been in power
short period of thirty-eight years, fora period of titteen years, and has inaug
simply by adoption of a financial policy urated all the corruption that curses the
I country.
The people come forward and d<-
which should secure to the country the mand reform, and lo ! ami behold the archi
highest credit. By wisely availing tects of corruption present themselves as
ourselves of this, says the Sun, he esti model reformers. Could anything bo more
ridiculous ?
mates that a reduction of one per cent,
It you elect Tilden, Tilden will be the
on the interest of the Ioans could be President, remarks the Syracuse Courier.
effected; and this saving, invested at If you elect Hayes, the Lord only knows
the low rate of four and a half per cent, who the President will be. It may be
or Morton, or Blaine, or old Si
interest, would cancel our entire na Conkling,
mon Cameron, or even “Boss” Shepherd,
tional debt in the course of thirty-eight or possibly a regency composed of the whole
gang. The people should take no chances
years.
in such a lottery.
This is no chimera. It is no wild,
When such men as Columbus Delano, W.
visionary scheme. It is the careful W. Belknap, Babcock and “Boss” Shepherd
calculations of a practical business man, fall into line and shout themselves hoarse
who knows how to put it in operation for Hayes, is it any wonder that honest men
out ol the Republican party ? Honest
and who will carry it into effect if any get
men feel as did the Irishman who had a
opportunity is afforded him.
horse that commenced kicking when he was
in the buggy. “Be ¡alters,” said ho, “if you
We put it to the voters of the coun are going to get in, 1'11 get out.”
try, the sensible men, whether the Notwithstanding the vociferous denials
payment of the national debt is not a ofthe Radical telegraph it is authoritatively
consummation devoutly to be wished ? announced by mail that Robert Lincoln,
The heavy burden of taxation which son of the late President, is supporting Til
den and Hendricks, and has joined a Heino-
rests upon us would at least be re | eratic Club in Chicago. Also Hernden,
moved from the shoulders of our chil Lincoln’s old law partner, has agreed to
stump Illinois for the Democratic ticket.
dren.
What an unreliable engine that Radical tel
Tilden, Economy, and the reduction egraph machine is anyhow.
of the National debt—let this be the “Uncle Sam” may not be “rich enough
to give us a farm,” but if elected he will
war cry ?
soon reduce taxes enough to take off the
Why Don't They?
mortgage that is now upon our property in
the
of bonded indebtedness. What
Why don’t the Republicans answer long shape
faces there will be among the thieves
the facts of Tilden’s great letter ? when he takes his seat in the White House.
There isn’t a single one of them that No subsidies, no more land grabs, no more
uiobiliers, no more sales of post trader
dares attempt a controversion of Uncle credit
ships. What a hard time the rogues will
Samuel’s charges that during the past have!
Joseph Pulitzer, late editor of Carl Schurz’s
eleven years the people of the United
paper,
and for sometime his associate in
States have paid, in the form of Fed
business, publishes a letter in the New Y'ork
eral taxes, no less than four billions, Sun, in whieh, among other things, he says
Jive hundred millions of dollars ; that I that over two-thirds in number and nine-
w ithin the same period fully tuo-thirds tenths in real circulation and influence of
the German newspapers in the United States
as much more has been paid by them are supporting Tilden and Hendricks, not
Mr. Schurz’ Haves and
in shape of local taxation, and that the i withstanding
Wheeler somersault. Our Radical friends
(ggregate of Federal and local taxa would do well to make a note of this.
tion, to which the country has been
subjected during the period named,
has l>een seven billions, Jive hundred
millions, or more than three times as
much as the whole national debt.
Think of it, fellow-citizens, and then
a-k yourselves whether anything else
than the long protracted bard times,
through which we are passing, are
anything else than a legitimate result?
And while you are thinking, please do
not forget the fact, during those eleven
years, the Republican party has held
undisputed sway in the government
of the country.
OF
All nations contribute t»» Moutgomery Queen’s Tented An ua ; bareback cel-brilics of Sunny Laly, Wild Ruhr- of Brazil. America's Channing and Proficient Equestriennes; Brilliant
Paris surrenders her French. Eccentric Specialty Artists ; England's Skilled Gymnasts ; vies with the world, and her emLsuries «druggie for supremacy ; Gt rm iny's melody-producing (>>„.
grrvatories furnish Musical Taient. Spam, llu sia, Austria and the great powers of the old world have their representatives. America's genius ami giant intellect moves the mighty nureal
and the greatest of the great undertakings in the annals of show history on the Western Hemisphere.
T’ io Grant QVA’JLIEN'A.
The I nrirnl<«l M o LLIL BROWN
The W.aieetful I.OWANDA
Th. Female Paiu|»>n. D’A tm .IB,
The French KEX.XEltEI.8.
PIERCE, the Tamer of Tiger,,
Th.- M ATTHEW FAMI I.Y,
])A YTOX. the Mil>ilurcr Hyeiian,
Wile P m use . the lion Queen
THOMPSON. Educator of
Elephant«;
ORGAN, ln«truct< r ut llo «•«,
v at A i stix , Clown ofCloun«,
The’unapproachable Levantine.
Mme. BROWN.
Menage ExceHior.
LING TON. FRANCIOS. HERBERT. EUGENE. LOUIS, HAiiio. ¿ g «* EMIin . ShBi
KENNEBEL. und the endless auxiliaries!, complete the must expensive, extensive, unexceplmuubli, belter
dressed and high toned Circus Company on the face of the globe.
EMIDY'S GRAND TRANS-CONTINENTAL BAND.
And a host of high ’nlaried. nove'ty producing, prominent performers, selected front the very best on the face
of the globe, and with special reference to the Summer uf 1876.
The long list of Living Wild Beasts of the very rarest kinds, including an Elephant, the Ronflbd Mouffloon. the Wild Pnard. n herd of p rforming Bengal Tigers, four performing Hyenas,
two Lion.-ss<3 and their cubs, a Kangaroo and its young, pair of L-opnrds, pair of Silver Lions. Guz. rate. L>ons, Jugars, Etund, Sailed Ox. \ alk \ utk, Birds and Monkeys and a long ar
ray ol which the particulars cannot be given.
WWO
Doors open at 1 and 7 o’clock P. M.
: ew IE
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Circus commences at 2 and 8 o’clock P. M.
One hour for the Menagerie.
$1.00. | CHILDREN, under nine years,
ADMISSION,
-
-
-
Fifty Cents.
C. C .PlplX, Genera! Agent.
EXTRA NOTICE! ODD FELLOWS’ CELEBRATION ' THE
SODA
SPKINOS
—TO—
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
Odd Fellows' Iiuild'HS, nrksonville, Oregon,
AT BYBEE’S GROVE,
DEALER & WORKER IN
IN—
IN SOUTHERN OREGON.
TIN,SHEET IKON, COPPER, LEAD, etc.
Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1878.
JENSEN & UPLAND,
U. S. BAKERY, YREKA,
ARE NOW SELLING
Soda, Graham, and Sugar
Crackers,
The Oregonian wants Gov. Tilden
to come to the front and deny certain Jenny Lind Cakes and Gan
ger Snaps.
telegraphic charges which have been
Give is a Rest.
K. H.UBLI,
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A RESOLU-
L lion passed by the Grand Lodge of the
United Stales at its last session, setting
apart Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1876, for the cel
ebration of the Centennial year by Odd Eel-
lows, the members of Jacksonville Lodge
No. 10, Ashland Lodge No. 45 and Kerby-
ville Lodge No. 55 will hold a joint picnic
at Bybee’s Grove, with the following
l’HOGllAMME t
Lodges meet in Odd Fellow's’ Hall at 9:30
a . M.; form in procession and march to the
Grove. After reaching the grounds,
Music by the Band.
Praver by the Chaplain, S. J. Day, P. G.
of Jacksonville Lodge No. 10.
M usic.
Oration by W. T. Leeko, P. G. of Ash
land Lodge No. 45.
Music.
Basket dinner at 12 M., to which all are
invited.
In the afternoon, music, and speaking by
members of the Order.
The festivities will close by a
GRAND BALL
in the evening at Veit’s Hall. Tickets, in
cluding supper, $3,00.
Visiting brothers are kindly invited to
participate.
By order of the
COM MITTEE.
AND MARBLE WORKS.
Rumps,
AGRICULTURA L IM PLEM ENTS,
Ho ! Unto All Who Thirst !
come ye unto
THE SODA SPRINGS!
NAILS,
A FIRST-CLASS STOCK OF STOVES,
HARDWARE, TINWARE,
AND DRINK WITHOUT
made against him. If Gov. Tilden
were to take the trouble to deny every
Money and Without Price ! POWDER OF EVERY DESCRII*TION
charge made by irresponsible newspa We will guarantee to sell a bettor article oí
Crackers cheaper than can be laid
per reporters and telegraph operators,
down from San Francisco.
Fuse and Caps,
he would have no time for anything
milEUNDERSIGNED
ARE
NOW
KEEP-
else, and they would keep him busy Send in Your Orders Now
l. ing the Soda Springs House,and having
I
repaired
ana refitted the same are now pre
from now until election. The best
—TO—
pared to accommodate all that may favor us Wooden and Willow Ware
evidence that the Radicals are lying I
with a call. Prices to suit these hard times.
JENSEN
&
IFFLAND,
YREKA,
CAL
about Gov. Tilden now is in the fact
THE MARBLE BUSINESS
ROPE, NAILS,
that they themselves have declared
Will still be a specialty. All orders in this
GREAT SACRIFICE
line promptly tilled in the best manner and
him to be a pure and honest man in
at reasonable rates.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS
the past, and the false stories now put
Address, as usual,
I N—
J. II. A A. H. RUSSELL, Ashland
in circulation for the purpose of cov
LIME FOR SALE,
CUTLERY, WIRE,
ering up the rascalities of the Radi
C. C. WnEEI.KK.
O. D. MARTIN.
BLACKSMITHING!
cals will not draw the attention of the
—AND—
WHEELER & MARTIN,
public from the real issues before the
Shot, Brushes, Chains and Hose,
AGKNTS
FOR
people. Why, says the Standard, if
S ALL OU R MERCHANTS ARE SELL- BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE
ing out at cost and freight, I am ready
these Radical papers are so anxious for
Grover & Baker's Improved
ETC., ETC.
to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, but
explanations, has not Gov. Hayes, who must have the cash when the work is com
LOCK STITCH
pleted. Shop on the corner of California
has been repeatedly charged with and
he
undersigned
would
iiere
-
Main streets.
I have secured the services of a First-class
by inform the public that he has ONE
stealing from a dead soldier $400, ex
DAVID CRONEMILLER.
THOUSAND BUSHELS of superior Jackson SEWING MACHINE,
Mechanic, and am prepared to do all repair
Creek Lime for sale cheap. Persons wish
onerated himself from this and other
OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
ing Brick-laving or Plastering done in the
WANTED !
charges ? We can assure our Radical
to the citizens of Jacksonville and sur ing promptly and in su¡>erior style.
best style and at reasonable rates will do
rounding
country that thev have recently
well
to
"call
on
me.
For
further
information
friends that Hayes and Wheeler have
arrived with a large supply of these popular
inquire at the Franco-American Hotel.
their hands full, not only for them
machines, which they offer for sale at rea
G. W. HOLT.
20,000 Lbs. of Old Cast Iron,
sonable terms. They also have all kinds of
Jacksonville,
Feb.
11,
1875.
selves but for their party. Gov. Til
supplies for other machines.
elivered at the foundry in
Persons wishing to purchase a machine TN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE,
den has so far refuted every charge
Ashland, lbr which we will pay the
LAGER ! LAGER ! !
are
invited to call and examine them at the I I am receiving and have constantly on
highest price.
which has been gotten up to injure his Every
hand a lull and tirst-class stock of
Franco-American
hotel, Jacksonville.
farmer has more or less old cast
name, which is more than can be said ings about his premises, such as old stoves,
pinions and other articles. Theso they THE EAGLE BREWERY.
Groceries,
for the Radical candidate.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
would do well to gather up, and bring them
To Merchants and Dealers
A
T
W
D
before the rain sets in.
We will also pav the highest price for old
COPPER, BRASS and ZINC.
J. M. McCALL * cn
More Charges Againat Haye«.
DRY GOODS, Gum Boots, TOBACCO,
HE PROPRIETOR, JOS. WETTERER,
he public are hereby noti -
Ready-Made Clothing,
.
has now on hand and is constantly man
tied that I have placed my notes and
A Chicago dispatch of September
ufacturing the best Lager Beer in Southern
accounts in the hands of my attorney, H.
30th says a Times* correspondent at To
Oregon, whieh he will sell in quantities to K. Hanna, with positive instructions to GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Etc., Etc.
suit purchasers. Call and test the article.
MILL NOTICE.
make immediate and forced collection in ev
ledo telegraphs that he has examined
ery instance where security is not given.
the records where Gov. Hayes’ assess
Those knowing themselves indebted to
UR MILL HAS BEEN MISREPRE-
FOR
SALE.
Everything sold at reasonable rates.
me
will do w’ell to call upon Mr. Hanna,
ments of taxable property are entered,
sented by Grangers and others saying
K. KUBLI.
without delay, as this is my last call. My Give mo a call.
that “wo are not doing anything
but we
Jacksonville, Feb. 18, 1875.
business must be settled !
and finds that he has underrated his are | doing
PORTABLE FIFTEEN-HORSE POW-
this : We give 36 tbs. of flour, 8 j
JAMES T. GLENN.
er steam engine is offered for sale. It
income and estates in every case and , lbs. of shorts and 8 tbs. of bran per bushol
Jacksonville, Sept. 9, 1874.
WM. PURCHASING
has only been in use three months and is in
good wheat. We will also pay 65 cents
has never paid more than the smallest of
for wheat and pay for it in flour, ready perfect running order. Terms—six months’
credit, with approved security. Enquire of
part of the tax which his ample fortune I sacked, at $18 per thousand.
B.
DALEY <t EMERY.
HENRY KLIPPEL,
calls for.
C. C. BEEKMAN.
‘ Butte Creek, August 16,1876.
Co., Portland, Maine.
LAKE. ¡SAN FRANCISCO, California.
T
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AGENT,