The Democratic times., July 30, 1880, Image 2

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DEMOCRATIC TIMES
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citizens are defenseless in th«ir property
Green’s August Flower.
MISCELLANEOUS.
and in their rights. If the humblest cit­
It is mtnral for people Buffering w ith Dy«-
izen of the United State» upon foreign ixqiflia aud Liver Complaint or any derange­
soil i« at all interfered with in his rights ment of the digestive organs, such as Sour
ruifinl Paper for Jarkton, Josephine & Lakr.
or in his property the whole power of the Stomach, Sick Headache, II ibitual Costive-
Government—the Army and the Navy—is neM, Palpitation of th» Heart, Heartburn,
FRIDAY
JULY 30, 1880.
D ebby . Polk Co., Or.. July 19, 1880.
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marshaled in his defense. And »hull it Waterbraab, guawin-z and burning pains at th*
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be said that a citizen of the United States pit of the stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue
To THE FniTOH of THE TlMES:
and disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up
In 1873 I made a canvass of the State upon our own territory and within our of food after eating, low spirits, Ac..
put of
own borders shall be defenseless and un-
for a seat in the 43d Congress, and in the protected?
from day to dav buying an article that the)
know has cured their neighbor, friend or rel
' Southern counties met many persons who
I Hire the hammer fell.]
ative; yet they have no faith in it until it ii- ;
M r . G arfield : 1 move to strike out too late. But if you will go to your Druggist
were sufferers by the th n recent out­
and get a bottle of G reen ' s A vgust F low >. k
break of tho Modoc Indians. Perrons the enacting clause in the bill.
Faculty.
rOR PRESIDENT:
T he C hairman : That is not debatable. your immediate cure is as certain as you live
i who had been despoiled < f their property,
AT
The question was taken, and upon a di­ Sample P»ottle of this medicine can be obtained REV. LOWELL L. ROGERS, A. M., P res ­
j and their friend», demc.nded of mo that, vision there were; ayes 85; nays 64.
for 10 cents to try its superior virtue.
ident ,— Professor of Natural Science,
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
Regular size 7u cents. Try it; two doses w ill
i in the event of my eleetion, I should try I Before the result was announced M r .
j
REV.
LADRU ROYAL, A. M.,—Professor
relieve
any
case.
N
esmith
called
for
toiler«.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
I to procure for them from the U.S. Gov-
ot Latin and Greek languages and Lit­
Mr.
Garfield
and
Mr.
Averill
were
ap
­
eral ure.
[ ernment some indemnification for the
—•• —
——
Nir Ast ley Cooper a
pointed, and the tellers reported that
MRS.
A. A. ROGERS, P receptress ,—
: losses they had sustained ut the hands of there were: ayes 79; nays 68.
VITAL RESTORATIVE—The Great En­
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT :
Teacher ot Eiocniiou, Principal of Pre­
the Iudians. In a speech which I miule
The committee arose and reported to glish Remedy, has made more cures of Ner­
paratory Department.
liability, Spermatorrhoea, Seminal MISS ELLA M. SCO IT,—Teacher of Piano,
I at Jacksonville I pledged myself to do all the House, and Mr. Garfield moved vous
Weakness, Lost Manhood, nocturnal emis-
organ and Vocal Culture.
that the House agreo to the report of the siona, inability for mental labor, desponden­
that was in my power for the relief of
Miss
KATE THoltNToN, — Assistant
committee.
cy and oth“r diseases induced by youth­
OF INDIANA.
Teacher.
those people. 1 stated that their claims
M r . N esmith called for the veas and ful follies and excesses, than all other med­
T AM NOW OFFERING SPLENDID LINES OF GOODS, WHICH FOR CHOICE
1 for indemnification were meritorious and nays, and there were: 105 yeas and 85 icines combined. Why will you sutler?
1 selection, reliable qualities and exceedingly low prices cannot be approached by
Courses
of
Study.
Send to A. E. Mintie, M. D., No. II Rear
any bouse in the State; consisting of
for PRrniDEN I IAI. EI.EcroRRt
• ju?«t,
just, nn<l
nnd referred to the acts of Congress nays; 9'J ubsent or not voting.
ny Street, San Francisco, for the Restora­
Thus, as you w ill observe from the quo­ tive and be cured. Price, $3 per hottie. 1— Classical, requiring six years, including
J. K. WEATHERFORD of Linn Couuty. which recognized that character of elaims,
preparatory studies. Graduates receive
JAMES Fl'I.TON of Wasco County.
and stated that upon general principles of tations that I have made from the official Four times tlie quantity, $10. 'Try a bottle.
the degrees of A. B. and A. M.
T. <>. OVA EN of Co-is County.
j right and juatic« that loyalty to the Gov- report of the debate, Mr. Garfield did in Dr. Mintie treat« all private diseases success­ 2— Scientific, requiring three year.«. Degree
fully. Medicines sent secure from observa­
conferred, B.S.
| ernment and protection of the citizens a cold-blooded and ruthless manner deny tion upon receipt ot price or C. O. D.
3— Normal, Commercial and Musical, oc­ i
T he only fear of the Democrats is that
cupying t lire»* years each. Diplomas given
were reciprocal obligations and duties. I i justice to the sufferers by the Modoc out­
Pills ol Noli.I Gold
certifying to attainments of graduates.
Garfield will be forced to withdraw.
stated that the Government did not hold break. Mr. Garfield was a leader of the Are not worth as much to tho victim of
Dyspepsia or Biliousness a« Dr. Mintie’.«
Expense?.
H ancock ’ s lotter of acceptance isfinish- the Indian tribes to be foreign nations;' House and chairman of one of its most English Dandelion Liver and Dyspepsia
I but treated them as their wards and pro-' important committees.
He made no ar­ Pill. It clears the liver of bile, tones up the
ed, but will not be given to the public
TUITION.—$6a month, $15 a miarter, $40 |
NOVELTIES IN
tected them against any attempts of the gument—worthy of the name—against stomach, clears foul breath, coated tongue, a year.
One
scholar
three
years,
or
throe,
till English’s letter is ready.
citizens to hold them responsible, le­ my bill, and replied to none; but resorted pain in the side or back, water-hra«li, gid­ in same family, one year, $100. Instru
diness, rush of blood to tlx head, pimple«,
O hio is considered unsafe ground even gally or otherwise, for any wrongs they to a mere formal technicality and by the «allow complexion; is sugar-coated, and no mental Music or Voice Culture $(>a month.
Vocal music in class $3 a quarter. Board
by Republicans. The telegraph brings * might perpetrate. In pursuance of this sol­ brute force of numbers cut oft" debate, mercury >r other mineral in it. For sale $3.50a week. Rooms or t’ottage« for «elf i
by all druggists.
boarding, $2 to 8-5 a month. Tiritiou in al!
information that Secretary Sherman will ¡emn pledge, I did in a few days after taking and defeated as just anil meritorious a
A LAUGE ASSORTMENT OF
cases
payable iu advance in cash or accep- j
A «AMD.
neglect the duties of hi» office to stump my seat in Congress introduce a bill to measure as was ever brought before any
I I able note«.
To all who are suffering from the errors
provide for ascertaining the losses sustain­ legislative body. I have never forgiven
that State for Garfield.
I loÄiory, l'3nil>i-oí<l<'ri «»j-». < >rna mont
and in listtretion of youth, n«rvow» weak-
COLLEGE
CALENDAR
ed by citizens of Southern Oregon nnd him for the act, and I hope that the honest
ness,
early
dr
cay,
loss
of
manhood,
Ac., 1
M r . G arfield has been heard from. In Northern California by reason of Indian
voters of Oregon will not forgive him. In will send a recipe that will cure you FREE
Fall Torni commence" September l«t,
the language of the Chicago Tinua, hi.» depredations in the years 1872-3. The his treatment of the measure for the re­
THE LATEST AND NEWEST DESIGNS IN
1880.
Wintor Tom coinmence« Novcmbor
>F CHARGE. This great remedy was
defense is simple, straightforward and el­ bill was referred to the committee on In­ lief of the sufferers by the Modoc out­
2-ltli, ISSO. .Nprmg Terni commence« Mai eh
«iiscovered by a missionary in South Amer­
oquent. He nays: "I acquit myself of all dian Affairs, and after much labor I suc- break, the frontier settlers have a fair ica. Send a seif-axfdressed envelope to the Ist, 1881.
MEN’S <fc BOYS’ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
[ceeded in obtaining from that committee
these great transgressions.”
R
ev
.
J
oseph
T.
I
nman
,
Station
D,
Men
taste of his humanity and the sort of jus­
York City.
•a unanimously favorable report. Ou the tice they may expect at his hands.
J udge D ka DY has ascertained that there
Book keeping, Business Arithmetic, Eng-1
Upon every vote that was taken my
i« a balance of over $150 due tho board of 13th of February, 1874, mv bill came be­
lish Composition and other branches spec­
NEW
THIS
WEEK,
ially preparatory for business life will re­
State Capitol Commissioners, of which fore the House, anti was tinder considera­ bill had the support of a large majority
f
ceive tinUMtal attention.
tion
in
committee
of
the
whole.
Mr.
of
the
Southern
and
extreme
Western
Hon. Henry Klippel of this county was
The
best
training
and
instnmtion
afforded
(
President. It is not often that such re­ Averill, a Republican member from Min­ members, including Ransier of South
those preparing to teach: Higher Math«*-!
\t
»'irai i idi».
nesota, was Chairman of the Committee Carolina and Rapier of Alabama. Even rpHF. PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED tuaticK taught practically and thoroughly.
ports are submitted.
Ashland has no saloons. The sale of in
(on Indian Affairs, and as such had charge
the much abused regroes entertained a j 1 that the lies’, of tobacco« and cigars can toxicating liqnors is prohibit« d by the city i
I
hereafter
tie
obi
lined
at
the
toll
house
near
T he negro exodus from Kentucky into [of the bill, and advocated its passage. higher sense of justice and had more sym­ - Cliavner’" bridge on Rogue river, Aiwo an authorities, who are auslained by astrong
Indiana has been resumed with renewed ■The debate is too lengthy, perhaps, for pathy for the people of the frontior than . extra quality of liquor by tlie quart. Price« public sent intent.
The school is under the supervision of the
reasonable.
vigor. The Republican managers are 'you to publish. Suffice it to say, that I oc- the Rev. J. A. Garfield.
Methodist Episeop.'tl Church. The Bible
will lie reverently read and studied; the
making a desperate effort to carry the i eupied all of the time that the rules of I i If you desire to pursue this subject or
worship
of God encouraged; but the insti­
NOTICE
FOR
FINAL
PROOF.
Ho sier State and are resorting to any jthellouse allowed mein advocating its test my accuracy of statement, I refer yon
tution will be sectarian in no objectionable
means, be they fair or foul.
L and O ffice at R oseburg , O regon , ) sense.
¡passage. Geu. John l’eter.Ultter Shanks, to the officially reported debate, Congres­
Patrons living at a <Ii«tan-e can arrange
July 26, 1880. j
-along-haired specimen of Republican hu­ sional Record, Vol. 2, part 2, 1st session yOTICE TS HEREBY GI VEN TH A l through l!>e President tor board and
T he Republican platform in ono of the
manity fiom Indiana, antagonized the 43d Congress, pogo 1485.
the loHowing named settler lias filed rooms.
meet modost political documents yet
notice
of his intention to-make final proof I The Musical Department is mentioned a>
bill, and uttered charges against Ben
J. W. N esmith .
grannd out in this country. The only j
in support of his claim, and secure final specially worthy ol con tide lice and patron­
[Wright and other frontiersmen as the
entry thereof, on the 28thday of August, i age.
th’ngs it does not claim for the Republi­
Vtu-Address all communications to
I
1880, before the Judge or < 'lerk of the < 'ouri
Hancock and English Club.
I cause of the Modoc outbreak, ami in sup­
can party are the creation of th« world
I of Jo«ephine county, Oregon, viz: L, B. G.
Ashland College and Normal School
port of his charges quoted many of
The Jackson County Hancock A Eng­ Hull, Homestead Application No. 2467. for
and the observance of the Constitution.
Ashland, Jackson Co., Orcgo
’ the W. S of N. W. J-«, N. W. J* of S. W.
Meacham’s lies. I got an exten ion of
lish Club met at Holt's Hall on the even­ Sec. 5, 8. E. .’4 ol N. E. >♦. Nee. 6, T. 39, S.
T he Fraudulent President and his Cab­ time to reply to Shanks, and the debate
ing of the 24th, Judge Prim President, i R. 5 W.. and names as his witnesses, viz:
EXHIBIT
. J. A. Gibson, T. J. Hall, J. W. Cox and J.
inet nrc again junketing over the conntry became warm and interesting. I had
piesiding, assisted by Judge Day, Vice i O. McGee, all of Applegate, Josephine Co.,
and propose making some speeches in be­ read to the House a strong letter from
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI-
; Oregon.
AV. F. BENIA M IN, Regis'er.
President.
Jaek«<'n couti ’ v , State ot Ore
half of Garfield A Arthur. It is fit that Jesse Applegate in favor of the measure,
ilv 1, 1879, to J ul V 1, lbNO.
The minutes of the last meeting were j
Hayes should seek to deliver bis stolen an I was ably supported by Mr. Averill
read and approved.
good« to one so corrupt aud unworthy as an 1 Mr. Towne, a Republican member
The Executive Committee, through
$10,268
j from Kansas, and Mr. Luttrell from C’ali-
his Ohio confrere.
E. H. Antenrieth, reported constitution
| fornia. Near the close of the debate Mr.
Tire report of Judge Deady makes ex­ ; Garfield participated and spoko as fol­ and by-laws for the government of the
C. E. GRABLE.
10.268
club, which were read, and on motion
Governor Chadwick delinquent in the sum lows.
AGENT FOR
adopted.
of over $4,000. His Honor does not hold
Oti^’nr'bnjx vvr.rrin*** .July l«t,
M r . G artteld : I should have no ob­
The
committee
on
procuring
flag-pole,
8 9,194 4(
that Mr. Chadwick profited by auditing jection nt all to the appointment of a com­
Hill's Manual of Social and Ju’‘or«’l«‘ow Circuit and
hall,
etc.,
through
E.
U.
Foudrav,
re
­
the accounts in the manner he did, but mission if the c«>tniuission and the work
Countv Courts............. $l,9Id 01
i
Business Forms
Witness fees in Ciimi-
decides that they were incorrectly au­ I it might do would bring any resolution ported that they had made arrangements i
nal < ’a*cs....................... 674 40
dited and the State therefore lost thereby. on which Congress wonk! be justified in with Madame Holt for renting her hall :
Expenses of Courts ol
flHIE
ABOVE
MOST
POPULAR
PUB
■ giving relief. Suppose a commission until the end of the campaign. The re­ 1 licatlon ha» been enlarged and revised
373 05
J tistieo....,.....................
O ne of the finest affairs of the kind that should be appointed and its expenses I port was adopted.
»
and ha* al rend r become a s'andard among E.xpeiires of Justices’
429
24
<
'ourt*
...........................
our
business
men,
teachers,
tanners
and
ever occurred in Southern Oregon was paid, and its report made; what will we
The roll disclosed the addition of sever­
rUHEM'MACHINE-« have taken the lead in every Mtaie in the Union. Tlicv have
I
mechanics. A« a book of reference, a« a Expenses of Countv
the Hancock A English meeting at Rose i do with its report? These outrages and al nan es.
I lieeii t:io<i in Jackson couuty to the full satisfaction of every pNiciiaser. Also on
2,125
92
Hospital
.................
.
.guide in those matteis which indicaie the
I hand the
! depredations were committed by one of
Subscriptions being in order, $23 were! degree of one’s culture, the work is without Teniporarv aid to Indi-
burg on the 17th. There was a torchlight two classes of persons; either by private
ii
3.5S 93
WM. ANSON WOOD’S MOWER,
an equal. None alter becoming aec'ib'.oin-1
procession, a display of fireworks and j robbers and murderers or by public ene- subscribed by members present.
Keeping State pitien « 1,(X>7 34
The meeting was favored with some el- . ed to its use will evei be without it.
I
Which i" eqwd to the best made as regards d-.irabilitv and lightnen of draught. I
plenty of enthu.<iasm. Addresses were i niies. If by private murderers, then oquent remarks by Messrs. A C. Jones I I also have the agen<-y of many other Bailin' fee« in Circuit
can guaranu'e prompt repair« for all of the above machines.
who
in
this
House
proposes
to
adopt
the
00
87
Court
..............................
leading
and
standard
works,
among
w
hich
made by A. F Campbell, J. W. Hamil­
and E. H- Antenrieth.
Also the Agency for the best wagons on wheels ot the
Appropriation for C its -
; principle that Congress shall pay the
On motion, the Club adjourned subject are tho Encyclopedia Britannia, one from
ton, L. F. Lane, S. F. Floed and others, ¡damages inflicted. * * * When B<if
cent
Citv
Wagon
which the foundationsot all other Encyclo­
I’ i^tli 131’ow. «\c (J’o. ZWl fi mt in ot 111*0
423 00
Road survev...............
pedias have been taken:
“A Tramo
and they are pronounced as having been ‘ falo was burnt to ashes by the enemy in to call of President.
Roa 1« and Bridges........ 5.450 10
Abroad.
”
Mark
Twain
’
s
last
bonk;
Brya'd
’
.»
j
first-class. Keep the Ixtsli rolling.
! the war of 1812 with Great Britain, the
it the following sizes: 3. 3'4,3Vi,
and fONr hmh thimble skein; also 1% «nd 1\ iron
305 4.5
Oharles Francis AdauiB on the Fraud.
History of the United Stales; Guizot’« His­ Coroner's Inquests.......
j ca«e was laid before Congress, and that
ixle w-igons. with farm and California rack bed. Half spring democrat wagon buggies
tory of France; Marinin’« History ot Franco; Fees ami salaries pahl
nick-boards, side-spring wagons, with and without tops.
How. C- B BiLLixoEK, who has so ably i was probably the strongest ever presont-
Countv odicers........... 5,300 77
Guizot’s History ot England; Art Journal;
“I have no sort of sympathy,” lie says, Picturesque Europe; l’ioluresqiie .Amer­ Ja tor's fees and boar«!
I ed: ♦ » « z\fter a full and able dis-
1 will UNDER6ELL an 1 de il more fairlv than anv runner, and purchasers can
presided on the Bjneh of the Fourth
307 17
lave the advantage ot examining good» before obligating thomselves. I will take all
ol prisoners.... ...........
[ cussion Congress considered that the laws “with the Republican party because of ica; Wi tester's Unabridged Dictionaries;
Judicial District for two years past, was
tin 1« of i»rodu<-e in exchange. Call an-i convince yourselves.
G. KAREWSKI
197 71
La(c«t Edition; The Life and Works ol Expense-sot Insane......
| of war did not sustain a demand for pay-
Counv
on M outlay presented with an elegant | rnent for ravages by the common enemy, that act, and because it justified itami VVashington Irving, embracing the follow­ Repairs on
114 87
building«...... ,.............
volumes: ’1 he Sketch Book, The Al­
gold watch, chain and locket, by the at­ i * * * I move to strike out the enact- sustained it. After such an act I have ing
479 61
Election Expenses........
NOTICE
hambra,
The
1
'onque«t
ot
Spain,
Tales
of
a
no desire to sustain the Republican party Traveler, Bracebridge Ilall, Knickerbock­ Assessing <'oirtilv.......... 740
torneys of the Multnomah county bar. i ing clause of tho bill.
8
HEREBY
GIVEN THAT SEALED
M r . T ownk of Kansas stud: I beg the in any wav. Although General Garfiehl er’s History of New York, Voyage and Attorneys’ lees pai«l by
Judge Bellinger has made c-ne of the best
proposal*
will
be received by the Clerk
no
364
County .......................
Discoveries of the Companions ot Coltiin
indulgence of the Committee of the
<>f the County Court ot Jackson Countv,-
judicial officers the State ever hod, and Whole lor a few minutes ¡ d order that I is a man whom I respect, I could not bus, Wolfert’s Roost, Sleepy Hollow, and Stationery, lights and
...............until 12 o'clock,noon, Wednesday’
fuel .................. .. ........... 420 18
the lawyers in presenting this token ol may state what the committee on Indian vote for him on that account. 1 would Miscellanies contributed to the Knicker­
o*
August
1. lsso, for the rare, custody si*<t
$21,355
a. t
216 50-
bocker Magazuie, printed from the early is­ Countv printing...........
m.imtetianee of all the sick and disabled
their esteem exhibited their acquaintance /Affairs believe to be the right of public not vote for a party that would carry sue», 856 pages, good print.
Interest paid on war-
poor persons of Jackson County, Oregon,»
policy and the ground of public rigid through such a fraud, and I do not. mean
1.783 ’.3
rants...............................
Parties wishing information of snv of the
with this fact.
for the term of one year trout the 15ib day
upon which this bill should be placed. to have it said that at the next election I above will please address
ot Scpteniher, lsso, :l"iso f,,P tjie term of two
$.33,138 40
C. E. GRABLE. Jacks- nvillo.
THE GREATEST,
J udge D eaijt reports the sum of $3,- 1 undertake to say here to-day that there had forgotten it. I do not say that Mr. I
years from said date, who :nav m cd medi­
PER
CONTRA.
has been no Modoc war in any national |
cine,
niediral attendance and 'treatment or
670 94 due from the Board of School ( or international sense. By the Constitu- Hayes committed the fraud; but it was
Bv cisli in Treasury
surgical operation«, who now urea couutv
July 1. 1'879...............
299 44
EVER KNOWN.
Land Commissioners, b jt doesnot charge | tion of the United States Congress alone committed by his party. I have no County Treasurer’s Exhibit
charge or w ho hereafter may during said-
Coun ty tax fr< >ni assess­
HTNT’S REMI.DY hv« ow.4 from line r
time liecome Mich, wherever iu .«aid Jack-
declares
war.
The
Congress
of
the
Unit-
any dishonesty against the officers com­
enmity towards Mr. Hayes; but after the
...
17.3.51
45
lug
and
death
hnn.lr*
<1»
who
have
lx
tn
ment
for
1879....
G1M R4I. FUND.
sou couiuy such persons may lie, to pro­
,
e«l
States
lias
declared
no
war
and
ha*
given
up
by
phyH<-lai>»
to
<li>
.
Polls for 1877-8-9
... 3,162 56
posing it. His Honor believes th« defic­
vide and furnish lor them giaid, w ho’e-
HINT'«
REM
EDI
<
iii
-
i
-
m
all
DI
m
*»
m
-<
i
'■ recognized no war with the Modoc Indi­ fraud by which he became President I Balance on band July 1, 1879.... I
298 .50
China Polls..........
somc food, comfortable clothes, rooms,-
of tlir Kidneya, Blailtier. I riiiary Cripnm,
iency is chiefly due to tlie carelessness and ans. On the contrary, the United States could not vote for any person put up for Amount received during the
Received from Jo«e
Dropuy, Gravel, Diabetv», and lix-uiKi
lodgings, the washir.g.nursing, inedieel ami
37,326 70
incompetency of the clerk of the Board, were at peace with the Modoc Italians in President on the Ri-piiblicrxi side who
year ending July 5, 1880......
phine County........... 1,750 00
nence and Retention of I'rine.
surgical
a:tendance a <1 medicines wh «It
H I NT’s I IE.M 1.1»» cm out ag< - k I o , p. cr» ate»
14 on
Road surveys................
Thos. H Cann. We always held that a national sense. So the argument doet did not disavow the fraud committed. I
may be lie -cssary or suitable to such per­
a.i appetite, brai-t« Up lh< rybitu., at><! renewed
$37,626
14
49
Licenses
..........................
M
not apply that, inasmuch as these Italians i
sons res|>e<-tive)y.
health >► the result.
Mr. Cann was the wrong man in the place,
PER CONTRA.
55 no
would not support any member of that
Pauper fund..... ...........
HINT’S REMEDY cure» 1’nln In the
All imls to be accompanied by an under­
were
a
common
enemy,
compensation,
(
.n
and this has been verified to tho discredit
57
Trial fees to County. ...
Side. Itxck, or Loin»., General Debility,
party who had any sort of mixture with By State Treasurer’s re-
taking executed by sntlicient sureties iu the
cannot
be
made
for
their
depredations.
45
50
Fees
in
Mints
cases
.......
Eeinalo
Dlaraaea,
Disturbed
Sleep,
I.o«a
of thus« continuing him in office.
sum of one thousand ($1 .(»>•) dollars, to he
1 $10,'268 17
1 feel that the counting out iceipt.......... .........
What do the statutes of the United States that fraud
r f Appetite, Itripht'K Dl-< >■«>-. an<l nil
Amount of Indebted*
void upon the condition that the bidder, if
Schoo]
fund
apportion
­
Comnlalnta
of
the
(
riiio-tlenltal
OrRiina.
ness.... ....................... „10,055 95—$33,138
THe Republicans are loth to admit that provide on this subject? 1« there no mode is just as much a fraud now as at the time
the «-ontnict isawarded to him, will within
4,265 57
HUNT’« REMEDY quickly Induce« the
ment
.........................
[ known to the law under the Constitution
Reeapltnlat iwn.-
I.iter to healthy action, removing th< caue-1
eight <’ay« thereafter (or such further time
Warrant« canceled and
a majority of the soldiers who fought on i hv which citizens of the United States j it was perpetrated.’
t’lHt projnee llilioiix III aclache. Dynpephia.
as i he < 'ourt may allow ) enter into an agree­
Amount received for
returned...... .......... .. 17,934 26
Saur .«touiach, Co-tivi-nc««, 1‘ilen, &c.
the Union side were Democrats; but it is ; shall have a remedy for losses which they
i
23,082 45
ment and give the necessary undertaking
County purpose«...... . ...............
Cash in Treasury in
By the u»e of HI NT'S REMEDY tho
A Model Grand Jury.
895 85
lor the faithtiil pertormani-e ot the c<*iitra<*t
Stomach and Bovelo will t-pcedily rerain their
a fact, all the same. There wore several sustain and for injuries which they suffer
coin........................... .
PER CONTRA.
strength, and the Blood will >••• p< rfeetly puritled.
payments tn be made every three mon ha
Amount in County
Warrant« redeemed ...... 17,924 .'40
Democratic Generals there, too; and the [ at the hands of the Indians iu charge of
HUNT'S REMEDY'is purely v, g, tal>l< . and
by orders draw n on the Treasurer of Jack-
Finding indictments wns a favorite pas­
warrants........... ......... 2,479 17
tho Government? We cannot apply to
Interest
paid
on
war
meets a want never before nirni-lied to the pub­
son county, Oregon.
bravest of them has just lx?en nominated
Interest
paid
on
war
­
lic.
and
the
irtmoet
reliance
may
be
placed
In
it.
. 1,783 13
rants....................
the Modoc Indians the formula of a na­ time with the last Grand Jury of Mult­
The Court reserves the right to accept or
rant»............................ 1,783 13- $37,626 14 Ca«h in Treasury, coin
HI NT'S REMEDY in prepared expreHH-
for President of the United States at Cin­ tionality, for they are not a nati«m; we nomah, which seemed to bo prompted
reject any or all proposals.
r
ly for the aliove <Hwa»ea, nail hat, never
SlltOOL n.vu «
$895
85;
county
war-
cinnati. The "bloody shirt” has been sent cannot pursue thwu in a court of jitalics, i
lx-eri known to fail.
By
order
of
the
Comity
Court.
by very peculiar ideas. J. H. Albert, Received from State
45
rants $2,479 17... ........ 3,375 02—$23,082
One trial will convince vou. Eor Sale
Attest
HENRY KLIPPF.L.
to the political laundry, and the Repub- I for there is no process known to law by j
Treasurer....«............ $1,915 52
bv all DruptrlwtH. Scud for I’omphlet to
cashier
of
Ladd
A
Bush
’
s
bank
at
Salem,
which
they
cun
Ire
reached
there;
but
County Clerk.-
VVM.
E.
CLARKE.
Providence,
R.
00
35
I.
Fines in State case«......
lioan managers are at loss what capital to
I hereby certify the foregoing exhibit to
Price», 75 ccute, and $1.25 (large »izej.
the
statutes
of
the United States have i was indicted for attempting to extort From J. R. Neil, for­
manufacture now. 'Tis truly a hopeless
be correct and true.
200 00
: substantially provided a mode of relief, money from Assessor Sears of Multno­
feiture ot bail bond...
case
K. B. WATSON, County Clerk.
From
W.
C.
Akers,
on
and the provisions of this bill are but a mah county, while an indictment against
By E. D. FonnitAV, Dep. Clerk.
3 87
I estray animal..........
THE HIGHEST
Scaur lkr C olfax , the “Smiler,”J« modification of what is provided by the
Taxes
received
from
Wm.
H.
Watkinds
was
found
for
alleged
statutes.
It
is
not
different
iu
principle.
happy Th-) Republican party has vindi-
County ................... .... 4,265 57— $6,419
SETTLE UP
By the act of 1802. the intercourse oct illegal voting, it bei.ig charged that he
ClAtSII Pitici'
FUR CONTRA.
cat«d him by nominating his colleague ; with Indian tribes, it is expressly provid-
had uo right to vote because he pleadtd
paid
School
Arnonnt
WING
TO
A
CHANGE
TN
BUSINESS
io the Credit Mobilier infamy, Mr. Gar­ i e«l that when any member of an Indian
I
guilty to a charge of an assault with a
Clerks on County
all persons indebted to the firm of
field, for the Presidency; and he ha« high 1 tribe in amity with the United States, in
— PAID FOR—
Superinlen-
School
Fisher it Cohn, wither bv note or book ac­
dangerous
weapon
upon
Sam
Clark
sev
­
•his
own
country,
commits
any
depreda
­
dent
’
s
orders
.............
$5,299
44
hop«s that th« people will further vindi­
count, are hereby notified to call ant set
tions upon the person or property of a eral years ago and had never been par­ Balance in Treasury... 1,120 52— $6,419 96 tie on or before August 10th next, or suit
cate him by electing the only Jeems. Col- citizen of the United States who may law­
will be instituted. Business is meant
NEWMAN FISHER,
doned. Both indictments are not worth
lax has a good right to bo relegated to fully be in that conntry, then reparation
FISHER A COHN.
Treasurer of Jackson County, Orason
the paper they appear upon, aud the
Jacksonville,
July
19,
188ft,
I
therefor
shall
be
made
by
the
United
pubUc life if the country so far forget*
RUSSZLI,, fBOÏÉISTOB.
stupid Grand Jury that found them is
States.
The
same
principle
is
incorpo
itaelf as to elevate one even more corrupt
BT JOHN ORTH. JACKSONVILLE.
NOTICE.
and shameless to the highest office in its rated in the intercourse act of 1834. The entitled to a leather medal for the able
guarantee is there given that depreda- fulfillment of its sworn duties. Albert
gift-
rpHE PUBLIC H HEREBY NOTIFIED
UNDERSIGNED, BEING RTA-
' Dons committed by the Indians sh.»U be
jr«“GIVE HIM A CALLTiT
and Watkinds will both be acquitted.
I that I will not be responsible for any
COUGHS.
tioned at Ashland again, liM turned hir
H iomb not over discreet Republican jour­ compensated bv the Government of the !
j «iebt-s that may be contracte«! by Martha A.
entire attention to the
NOT FAIL to CM
nals, in their anxiety to urge something United State», if compensation cannot be
; Nehtiinpt. as we are no longer living to­
Armed
to
the
Teeth,
for
o
nr
0>r
obtained from the Indian tribe. Now
gether as man and wife.
W
18S0.
T rue tc any
against th« Dejno«ratic ticket, assert that we have upon this border thousands of Is a very common expression;but wre think
ELKS 5 ”’3 CA’CIXE P020Y3 TLASIER
SEB YSTIAN 8CHUMPF.
H
9
*‘l,|r eM
up"n
ap-
that
armed
to
embellish
and
preserve
them
^M
pile?.Don
Mr. English, candidate for Vice Presi- citizens of the United States who have to a ripe old age is decidedly more appro- i f xithi«, roll v • • aline■ t at cr.re «nd cnrei v.hers
Little
Butte
Precinct,
July
7,
18«0.
lie«'
riptlon'
overt
and i« fully prepared to fill all order« in
I
ether pAster» fail even to relieve. It coiitain«
thh ix required for
d/Dt, give $1 to the Chicago sufferers, been deprived of their libertv or their ■ priate. Thi« can tee done by keeping your­
greeter / niorcp->wer;..!pni.irc'iev1nir, BtrcngUt-
this line with neatness and dispatch and a
I
per nonal or family une,
en!ng»i I curative nr-i-v-rli-s than I jc c-immon
II UNTER’s «peca, spy glasse», magniti-
with over 1.XO0 Illustration».
W» «ell ail
I prices to - »nt the times.
J v-n authentic sources we learn that the Eropertv by the Indians, as otliers have , self supplied with* hottie of that splendid
jv rotis p'.nU-r, arid is f,r avnerinr t > liuhn-iitv
goods at wholesale price« hi quantities to suit
Ml ing glasses and pocket compassé» al
een deprived of their lives, and unless dentifrice, Fragrant SOZODONT, which
end the ro-calhd elcetrieaf apj.'iancra. It is
the purcltaaer The only Ins tltution In America
MONV M ENTS, TABLETS, H EA UNTON ER
eeig was 3100. Even if it was only $1.
JOHN MILLER'S.
|
will
beautify
the
teeth
and
preserve
them
who mxki this their special business. Addre»«.
rpecl.-.ry
recommended
for
the
above
ailments,
remedy can lie obtained in some wav
Executed in any description of marble.-
MONTGOMERY WA RD A CO.,
e'«o f r
il und Ki.'ncy Comnlaint*.
Tuat is just ‘00 cents more than «ither ! through Congress of the United States, from the ravages of decay. SOZODONT
•a7 A 83« M abaah A t »., Cblcago, 11*
DAiNTN, OILS, VAIINBII, GLASS AND
Plcnr iay «rlillr. nn>l t il I rnl Ai-h-in J
Every variety ot cemetery and other «tone«
I contains no acids or gritty substances
i
Gufield or Arthur gave. The despera- then there oan be no remedy for citizens which Injure the enamel, but is composed
Paiua. V heu stia'eniig you w.'I do wclltotakr
I
potty at
JOHN MILLER’S.
work executed in a satistartorv manner.
I
EST porting, blasting and giant pow­ Special attention given to orderk from any
t. m of iue Ripaoticm managers is only in that condition. The courts are closed of rare and antiseptic herbs, which have a i even a lltt'o pt*ns to procure thi’ arti -te. Po
rot allow r. tv o'hcr j.’v-u r 11 b - * eb,,,ltnte<1 fir
der, siuee, cap»- and wade at
rpUE beat carpenter’«, «agon-niiker’«an 1
I > j vividly illustrated in advauoiug this to them, ami except through the reme- beneficial effect on the whole economy of
pai l ot Southern Oregon. Address
jt s >• | h. r’l Pn-'tltist-«. f'vvWI ’lT A
1 Llaikjinitlih loots at JOHN MILLER'S.
JOHN MILLER'S.
H Piatt Sir«.»,
York, Froprk-tor».
di«» which tkegrvss may far»'i»hvur own tbv uivuth. ¿old by druggist»
J - II. RUSSELL, AshlandjOr^
subject..
SOME REASONS WHY JA5F8 A. GAR
FIELD OUGHT NOT TO RECEIVE
THE ELECTORAL VOTE
01 OREGON.
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