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About The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1877)
l‘OI.U K 'Al. PAItrillK IN Fills«’«. NEW STORE! WIDE AWAKE! The Legitimate Eller t. The hard times produced by tho last Tho sudden break-up in the French fifteen years of extravagance and mis Cabinet, and tho excitement in Paris Official Paper for Jackson, Josephine X Lake. incident thereto, makes an understand rule generally throughout the United NEW GOODS ! NEW PRICES I > States is having its legitimate result MAY 2*1, 1877. ing of parties in French politics and SATURDAY, their relations to each other somewhat as well in the Eastern as the Southern more desirable ar.d interesting than States. Want of employment, and Fourth *»i July. hitherto. The terms “Right,” “Left,” consequent suffering, is driving the THAT THE STORE OF Wo notice that a good deal of inter , “Right Center,” and “Left Center” poorer classes to extreme measures est is being manifested over the State have, says the Portland Telegram, no i The following dispatch is a sample of on the question of appropriate celebra I doubt, been in a measure enigmas to ’ what may yet follow : tions ot the Fourth of July. We I most of our readers. Tho extreme N ew Y ork , May 19.—There was think it should by all means be cele ! Right is composed of the Legitimists, ! an exciting scene in the State assem (Formerly known as Glenn’s Store, on C alifornia S t .,) brated everywhere. It] is the first so called, while tho extreme Left con bly at Albany yesterday, on the ques time since 18GG, says the Portland stitutes the Radical or Republican par tion of passage of the appropriation CONTAINS A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF bill of $1,000,000, to complete the Cap Daily Standard, that it could be hon ty proper of France. Tho Right Cen itol building. Working men had been estly celebrated. This year allows it ter is composed of thoso who, while given to understand the bill would be to be done. The great principle em I differing with tho extreme Radicals, passed, even if the Governor vetoed it. JUST OPENED bodied in that Declaration of Inde are not satisfied with the moderate When the roll was called the necessary i two-thirds vote to override the veto pendence, as confessed by England, Republicans, but favor a strong gov- was wanting. The crowd in the gal- has been confessed this year for the eminent—a constitutional monarchy. I j lories yelled against thoso who voted CLOTHING, On tho corifbr of Orego« and Jaeksoa Sts.} first time in ten years by the Radical The Left Center is formed from vari against the workingmen’s interest, opposite Odd Fellow’s Hall, party—that these arc and of a rigid ous groupings, opposed to Imperialism ■ and some of the members who ap ought to be free and« sovereign States. and Bonapartism, and tho extreme peared outside, were beaten and driv- It is true the confession has been ac Radical element, and, in fact, may bo I eu back by the yelling crowd, and * ND A GENERAL VARIETY OF ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, companied by national humiliation and called the Conservative party in French j members were obliged to escape by 21. which lie offers to the public at the Jacksonville, - - Oregon, the rear door to their hotels. A large the seal of ineffaceable fbuad upon politics. For deqisivo success tho two body of police arrived subsequently LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. the brow of the chief magistrate, but extremes—tho Right and tho Left— and drove the crowd from the capitol still the glorious fact is that the people are both dependent upon tho Centers, and from the Governor’s house, which WITH AN ENTIRE have wrung the confession from the which, in fact, aro the groupiugs of • was threatened. A large crowd then SPECIALTY : weut to Delavon bouse and other ho Radical usurpers of these rights. And every shade in French politics but the tels, threatening to mob members, and it is well fur these people to be carried two extremes. When Thiers was the in somo cases squads followed the LADIES’ MISSES’ & CHILDREN’S HATS trimmed by Mrs. Brentano. NEW STOCK OF GOODS. back to the old customs of our fathers, President he was supported by a com members to their rooms in the hotels when popular liberty and our free sys bination formed of the Left and Right threatening vengeance by the work HIDES and PIIODI CE. tem wero matters not lightly regarded and Left Centers; the Right with the ingmen ; finally the police in great -------------------------------— numbers managed to disperse the mob. —CONSISTING OF— —indeed so highly venerated that the help of the two Centers ultimately de T 11 L B IXY U T I F U L The Europeitu War. sneers of the “snow-shoe” man would feating him. The trouble now is that have consigned him to unmitigated President MacMahon, having declared The Oregonian of the 23d thus aversion. By all means let us have a for the Right, that is, for tho Legiti sums up the state of the Turco-Russian TIIE EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY-GOODS, FANCY GOODS, Fourth of July celebration every mists or Bonapartists, the opposing war: “The Russians, who have at where, that the popular memory may parlies, thoso favoring the Republic, tempted an aggressive war, are not HARDWARE, TINWARE, ETC., be refreshed, as Ahasuereus was above have serious apprehensions that the making much progress. The Euro CLOTHING Mordecai from reading the chronicles displacement of the Simon or Repub pean campaign is stopped by the BELONGING TO of his dominions. lican Cabinet, indicates a movement in Danube and the Turkish ironclads favor of a change in the form of gov that patrol it; their Asiatic campaign THE BILGER ESTATE, A Business Trip. is checked by the fortified places HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. On Monday last the proprietor and ernment. The immediate cause of WILL 1!E SOLD AT which defend all the principal lines by editor of this paper took leave of us the recent rupture was on account of which armies may traverse the coun and went South—not exactly to the the repeal of the law restricting the try. Superiority of Turkey in naval GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! GROCERIES, land of the orange and magnolia—but freedom of the press. One of the pa armament places Russia at a disad pers spoke of the Czar of Russia as a in that direction far enough to be gone PRIDE OF PERCHE, vantage. Turkish expeditions against FOR CASH ONL\. several weeks, in all probability. The “thankless” individual, and this slur Russian ports on the Black Sea already business of tho T imes has increased upon majesty so incensed the imperi WILL MAKE THE ENSUING SEASON Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery, are annoying, and may prove very Il at my stables near Ashland. to such an extent as to both require alists that they demanded the suppres rpiIERE IS ON HAND A VERY LARGE damaging. Former wars have shown 1 assortment of TERMS—$25 the season; ors’.O the sea sion of that sheet. This resulted in an and justify a more extensive assort son, with the privilege of returning the how difficult it is for Russia to make mare next year to one of my imported horses NAILS, ment of material, and to procure it is attempt to repeal tho law of restric headway against Turkey unless she if she does not prove with foal this sea tion, which effort was defeated by the ETC., ETC. tho main object of the present trip. son—payable in I,'. S. gold coin or grain at HORSE-SHOES, can control the Black Sea. If lur market price. On his return this office will be second MacMahon party, whereupon the Lib IRON AND STEEL, Good pasturage for mares at 62'3 cents armies pass the Danube, they will to no country establishment in Oregon eral members of the Cabinet resigned. per week. No liability for accidents or One would hardly suppose that the need the support of naval forces in or FARM IMPLEMENTS, escapes. sold CHEAPER tWan tho io its ability to execute all kinds of In a short time I will issue a circular with Which will form oi government in France was der to secure supplies. But Russia CHEAPEST in the State. al so everything usually kept in the store. engravings of several of my horses, mart's plain or ornamental job printing. In that of a Republic, when the restrict has not yet had time to concentrate ami view of my stables, with a history of the meantime readers will excuse any tin* Percheron Horse, and why they are pre ive and oppressive law against the her troops on tho line of the Danube. lack of interest it may afford, and can i The agency of the Rubber Paint still ferable to other large horses; hints on breeding, demand and prices for horses in freedom of the press is taken into con When this is accomplished, the great continues. console themselves with the quotation: Europe and America. done as heretofore. sideration. The liberal element have forward movement no doubt will be Manufacturing 1 have lull blood Jersey Cattle of the best C. W. KAHLER, Administrator. ‘Out of much tribulation cometh much quality f<»r sale. Every family that keeps a control of the Chamber of Deputies, gin.” So far the engagements have e >w should have a Jersey. good.” Editing a paper is not the THE FINE YOUNG STALLION. but the Senate is opposed to it. The ' been mere skirmishes for position, The above circular w ill be sent on appli forte or fancy of those into whose cation. W. • ’. M YER. Ashland, Ogn., March 24, 1877. bands it has been coutided, but we President was a Marshal and favored with average results on both sides. suppose that will be discovered in due gentleman under the empire, and is It seems positive that many days will now suspected by the Liberals to desire yet be required to place the armies in NOTICE, STOCKMEN! time without suggestion. return to that form of government. direct opposition to each other. YOUNG PRINCE, ('Kii't be Discreet. But he is a man of large intelligence CuMer and ills II vik I Soldiers. _____ Will stand at my stable four miles north Fred Douglass, though Marshal of and good practical sense, and we hard I cast of Pho-nix the ensuing season, (Wednes- N ew Y ork , May, 21st. — The Times' tho District of Columbia, still turns an ly think that he can provo untrue to i days and Fridays excepted) commencing THE WELL-KNOWN DRAFT HORSE, Washington special says Sheridan pro i April 2d ami ending July 2d, IS77. all that has been gained for France in honest penny as a lecturer, and in tho A FINE STOCK & LOW PRICES Young Prince was sired by th“ well known poses to send an expedition to the improved government. But tho real horse White Prince, owned by W . ('. Myer, course of a recent lecturo he remarked: scene of Custer’s fight with Sitting j of Ashland, out of a Blackhawk mare. He difficulty ii the mercurial temperament “To be honest in Washington is to be a dark iron gray, has very tine action, is —AT— Bull, for the purpose of getting the re- is remarkably pleasant in disposition, and will considered a fool.” Now, a place of the French—their aptness ft “ fly j mains of the gallant band who were 1 weigh about 1,400 pounds. whero all the people who are not i off the handle” at tho least provoca Ten dollars, in U. S. gold coin, 1 massacred upon that occasion, and i for Terms: tho season, to be paid at the end thereof. J. S. HOWARD'S STORE. knaves aro fools is not a delightful tion. Besides, tbero is a much great Pasturing, 50 cents a week per head ; but giving them burial with proper mili er variety of sentiment at work in the place to live in ; but if fraud thrives ; will not be responsible for any accidents that polities of France than is usual in re tary honors at such point as may be may happen. S. C. TAYLOR. better than honesty at the capital, publican governments, and until their designated by tho war department. Marshal Douglass should not forget legislators learn to legislate for France NEW BAKERY, Gon. Crittenden, whose son fell in the that tho Administration of which he alone the stability of that Republic fight, objects to the reitioval, and has I n M asonic B uilding , O regon S t ., forms a sotoewhat*conspicuous part is will bo iu danger. written a letter asking that the re the worst kind of a fraud, and that it The Silver Money Question. JACKSONVILLE, OGN. mains of his son be permitted to rest exercises a controlling influence over where they are now interred, that they the Government clerks, officials, poli- ' It is announced that Mr. Evarts, may signalize for all time the spot rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY DE- ticians, office seekers and jobbers who Secretary of State, has expressed him LIMB FOR SALB, sires to announce to the public that he whero they so nobly fell. Crittenden is JL now self favorably to the restoration of the propared to fill all orders for cakes mako up tho greater portion of the silver dollar; the admission of foreign in his letter says : “There can be no of every description, such as wedding cakes, —ANI)— city’s population. cakes for parties, wino cakes; also brown fitter resting place for the true soklier vessels to American register; the re and rye bread, ginger snaps and crackers. - orders on exchange. Prices reasona A Parallel. mission of all duties on English ma than the spot which his blood has hal Takes ble and satisfaction guaranteed. BRICK-LAYING & PLASTERING DONE ^fr Fresh bread overv day. In some respects Brother Ilayes chinery imported for Southern cotton lowed. It would be vandalism to dig JOHN L. CARTER <fc SON, W m . KREUZER. and Brother Beecher would make manufacture; a revision of the tariff up and scatter widely the bones of PAINTERS. good yoke fellows. Both are under a I favoring ad valorem rather than spe these men who have been buried as PRO BONO PUBLICO. rilHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IIERE- 1 bv inform the public that he has ONE cloud of public opprobrium. Both < cific duties. Theso are All-important they died—shoulder to shoulder. They THO I SAN D BUSH ELS of superior Jackson E ARE FULLY PREPARED TO DO* make pretentions to virtues which subjects, and Mr. Evarts, we believe, all perished together, fighting without Hl IIE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTT- Creek Lime for salo cheap. Persons wish all kinds of Painting, including ing Brick-laving or Plastering done in the hope, and the comradeship thus has taken the right side on all of them. they do not possess. Both think that 1 tied that I have placed my notes and best style ami at reasonable rates will do accounts in the hands of my attorney, H. HOUSE PAINTING, by cool assurance and dissimulation We hope now, says the Portland Tele- cemented should never be undone.” K. Hanna, with positive instructions to well to call on me. For further information inquire at the Franco-American Hotel. SIGN PAINTING, make immediateand forced collection in ev they can eventually obtain oblivion of egram, that sufficient influence may G. W. HOLT. M iscegenation .—A San Francisco ery instance whero security is not given. their offences, and both are constantly be brought to bear upon Congress to dispatch of May 18th states that a Thoso knowing themselves indebted to Jacksonville, Feb. 11, 1875. ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, me will do well to call upon Mr. Hanna, legislate particularly on the money seeking endorsement from reputable marriage license was issued on that without delay, as this is my last call. My New Boot and Shoe Store, WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINTING» people in a manner which is an ac question, not only in favor of the sil. day to Pong Long, a young Qhinese business must be settled ! ALL STYLES OF GRAINING DONE. T. GLENN. C alifornia S treet , knowledgment that they have no mor ver dollar, but the restoration of the merchant on Sacramento street, the Jacksonville, Sept. JAMES 9, 1874. Orders from the country promptly attend silver standard. Mr. Evarts is said to al right to it ed to*________ «¿I. Jacksonville, Oregon. favor a bi-metalic standard. We are intended bride being Miss Selina El All Kinds of Job Printing Will not Stay Lonif. very seriously the sufferers here in Or liott, »a good looking young blonde, GREAT SACRIFICE! aving permanently located If Gen Devens is not going out of egon through the heavy discount on living at Prospect Place. She is re NEATLY & CHEAPLY EXECUTED AT in Jacksonville, the undersigned re the Cabinet at present, it is certain silver coin. If it was only the accus ported to be a reputable young lady, spectfully informs tho public that he is —IN— prepared to do all kinds of work in the boot that he will not stay there long. He tomed amount of silver coin which about 25 years of age, and has been and shoe making line. Satisfaction guaran The Times Office. teed. M.CATON. is a man of a nice sense of honor, and usually circulates in our every day bu for some time teacher of a private Chinese school and on visiting terms BLACKSMITHING ? as soon as he clearly understands the siness, it would not be so great a source LAXI) FOR SALE. TO THE PUBLIC. with the better class of Chinese mer frauds by which Mr. Ilayes was de of complaint and the injustice would clared elected President, he will turn not be so severe. But large amounts chants. he undersigned offers for OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT S ALL OUR MERCHANTS ARE SELL- sale 240 acres of choice agricultural land, all persons traveling and crossing the his back upon the whole concern in of silver are sent here for purposes of M r . K asson .—The New York 175 acres under fence, situated in Josephine bridge on Rogue river, at Rock Point, that ing out at cost and freight, we are ready to do blacksmithing at cost and freight, but speculation and have fairly driven the Commercial Advertiser believes Mr. county, Oregon. For information, enquire Jackson county is in no wise responsible for disgust and shame. of John Bolt, Applegate, or at the residence any accident or loss that may be sustained must have the cash when the work is com small-sized gold coin out of general Kasson will make a good Minister to of LA FAYETTE ALLEN. while crossing said bridge, as the same is pleted. Shop on the eorner of Californite and Main streets. W orld B eaters .—A Sacramento circulation. It is directly in the inter Spain, but it regrets to lose him from not standing upon any public highway. SHANNON A BIRDSEY. Published by order of tho County Court dispatch of the 22d says: Charles est of the poorer classes in our social Congress. Mr. Kasson’s constituents Oregon Chapter No. 4, R. A. M., this 9th day of April, 1877. Crocker’s team trotted at San Fran scale that the demand is made for in Iowa evidently don’t share in this Holds its regular meetings on tlio 1st ami Attest: E. D. FOUDRAY, Clerk. AINTS (patents er other,) Oils, Var 3d Mondays in each month, at 1% o’clock again monetizing silver and making it nishes, Shelac, Window Glass, Emery, cisco yesterday against the fastest p. m . Companions iu good standing are in Borax, etc., for sale in endless quantities by a legal tender for all amounts. They regret, as they decided they could vited. Farms for Sale. J. R. N. BELL, Priest, double team time in the world—-2:27} are the people, after all, and it is not spare him from Congress away last J. H. H ynson , Secretary. JOHN MILLER. —and succeeded in making a mile in good government for a country where Summer, when they nominated anoth Persons desiring to purchase good farms XES, Hatchets, Drawing Knives, Broad** N olegant assortment of Pocket and Ta ot any size will do well to enquire of 2:26j. ’ 1 their interests are not subserved. er man in his place. axos, Mattocks, Picks, all sizes of Ham ble Cutlery for sale by J. MILLER. JOHN BOLT, Applegate, Ore gou. Come and See and be Convinced NEWMAN FISHER New York Store DRY-GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES. LADIES’ FANCY GOODS, SELLING OUT! W H T Y A P A A mers, etc., for sale by JOHN MILLER.