The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, April 17, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textffhr ^riunrr.itií Simes. Diwratic State Conveatton. f J im C okbut is now ranked as a first- vlasa man am mg the bruiser«, anti it is thought lie I- a match tor Smlivan, witli w-lioni a contest will probably soon be made On the nigtdof the I4'h inst.,at tbe Fifth Avenue Casino in Brooklyn, Cor bett knocked out Dominick McC.irfrey. the ex-Pitlshutter, easily in four rounds. I I ' I : KLAMATH COUNTY ITEMS. 8U0THKRN OREGON TEACHER*' ASSOCIA TION. Mails ar«* arriving regularly again. Tux 5. F. Examiner hM adopt-d the Il-»b-*rt Ralph of Ashland is in Linkvllie. novel and effective plan of running a The Trachera’ AraoclHtinn <»f Southern Ore- I Thtvwintvr is over and nature smil<.*a again.', Pou i <»iiven»<l in the tu h<H»|.h««UM* mi » '« tiirnl paper of jackson courtt , oregon special tram of tive cars, loaded with its Grass 1« growing nicely and stork picking ; Oint un Saturday, April 12. at lUu’clm k vm .< "ecnsus ’ presents, to every available an !.not withstanding the pr-diction thaï there I up. station in California, to carry out its cir Alex. ZeVcly is now a clerk in the big Yreka would bu but a handful of t«*acbers present, THURSDAY.................. ABRIL 17. IM*> culation Imüm plan. The p.»|ier is deter th«- att« ndan« «* a«r<*iratei marly thirty. hut.I. Att<*r tuiiaic by the choir. Prof. P. A. Getz mined to keep itself prominently before Tin: annexation idea is said to be rap D. Vf-hj. r is er.vting a m at residence in announced th«* rraignatiun of Prof. L. V. the people, and is highly successful,as it idly gaining ¿round tn Cuba, and it is Linkvill«-. Well« an secretary of the aA8<M*iation, and r«*- deserves to be. Sheriff Ctrl! of Lak»* county wu* at Link- quest«.*«l Prof. G. H. Watt t<-H<*t a.« temporary highly probable tli.t the island will en Vilk hmt w«*ek aeeretary. The atfoociatlon. al ter u few brief The pern*«cratic centrivi committee for the deavor to throw off tbe yoke of Spain Til* O.vkland «loom-sealers came to has. Fitzwater has removed from Bonanza preliittinaHca, proceeded to th«* election of a stat«' at.it> «>f > t«»» ♦>»• rf«»n. rf ’ U. aM*''iublvd mu.euai at hulviu rw<vu» the • ••* IVth ----- ................ ............... ’ I ami join the Union as a state, proriilr.l to (’ Mom permanent Heer« tury, which reaultcd in the . .. ............ . 11« ague. ( al. <U\ of March. 1-■*•.»». brv appotuuti Portlands* gnel on the 141 n. us every sensible man .nry C(>nn K wcb w„ ln L(Ilkv(1|o choosing ut Prof. H.C. Faber of Ashland. Hl- place awl l’iiur*U>, [nc-4th day • knew ihuy Would. lhttMpinl of prupU- always that it can «et in. Of e jur e, the . Hl Hynry Ciinn Tbe pi t*aulent. P. A. Getz, tben deliv« red his Mr‘h."d”.M th^.uv. num. rm th< ecy is temporarily delunvt in tho*> diic- planters wottld have to make up their I during the week, inaugurai addrraa. atu r which Prof. U H. minds to ba eternally abused by the ; Watt procerdt-dtothrdiHcuwion oi irvoirrapby Alex. Martin. Jr., and wife last wuwk return- I i>. !u.» i»«u- party <>l th., «at.. uf Ot<a"'V iur gnif*. and aacaaaion rot.es command l<-ss an a subject taught in uur public achooK, and th' ixirp ». 1 "t .................... " "'»aitris ,'“,”,2*** than hall citia*i>s Ml who took Republicans for not allowing their ex- i vd from Oakland, cal. III- —" ---------------- — ’ ,'£ ~ ’"i - !) . ’'/ halt price. Tiie ___________ ___ _______ it was th«* prevailing opinion among the .• ...» . .ourr.-«Aiu/tn. rfovrrnor. ju<la« or mt ’ offic ■» ot V'»tigr« ssiuan. g»»v«*rn«»r. ju«*g*' *»• slave- to rule over them ; but they would | The residence of A. L. Leavitt, county clerk, teachers after the dlacuaaioD won finish«*»! that . ...n ull- <■ .urt. m<-r<«<*ry <■« ststr. Ireas- a jocular view uf the situation wute im l»e safe from foreign invasion and free is undergoing r«’pairs. i the teacher who dhi not carry away with him ur. i .up rlnl. ii ii ut <•! public iMlructiou. mense cork breastp.ns as lite preservers The mall contract between LlnkviUc and many excellent point« for the enlightenment from the continual domineering of «: <t • punt, r i«nd district otncc-r«. to br voted Clear Irfdn* wm let to John Shallock. of his pupils was poee<4<*Mavd ol a very thick tor u tin- Jun.' vl.-etl.in, «11.» to transact such all day on Munday. fipain, and that is wliat they most desire C. H. Withrow of Linkvllie is local agent fur •raniuni. Misa B. E. Colton, w n-s«* name was . ,,rt‘n r I.USIIK-«* as may properly «line brtoro ELtc-Tiows recently held in the east at present. ala<> placed u|»on the orogratnin * for th«* «lia- the Stat ? insurance company of Salem. III«- eon Ih«* e«»nventi«»n. vent u»n. ’ ’ cuM-sion of geography, did it -t participât«*, Th« t«*i»r« Ttn t«*pr« h a« , ntattnn ntation will consist of nr 19! 19S rtele- dele- demonstrate how little cohesion there is Troop B Firat Cavalry. O. N. O.. announce a uwing to the granting of the entire time tu T hk Union Labor party at its conven g it.-«», <ii »porth»n«*«l among the several counties left among ttie followers of the G. O. 1*., uniformed ball for the flrat of May at Linkvllie. Prof. Watt. t i stat«* as follows; tion at Oregon city on the9tb instaut did The dinner h »ur having arrived. Prof. Th«* Ken«» school opened last Monday, Jera«’ ,7."*frPoik............................ $ and the touting, horse and foot, of th« flak« r ........ ... m Tillamook.................. ! Republican party elsewhere is good in not nominate candulates for governor or Walker in chary v, with a ft.lr attendance of Sin.th announce»! that the people of Central « :.«« kain.ia.. pupils. Point had prepar si a dinner. V» be serv, «I at for supreme judge, leaving those places ... 3irnion ......................... 1 t'olumbia .. dication of what an acceptable opposition ... 5 Waaco......................... * ' Dick Hammond goes to Oregon city to work the hotel, und all repaired to that place. Cm« k ........ ticket will do tn Oregon. Let the Dem vacant on their ticket until such time as I on a new motor line bvtwceu that place and The «*xcelience <»f the repast ■ .mi tin- «*lul»«»- ... 7iYaiublU.. |H«ugias... theirexeeutivecoinniilteeshall aee protier Portland. rate display of rich viands, elicit«*«! from th^ 4 < latsop. ocrats use Judgment in nominating a Grant......... countenance, it not the lipa, of man/ an «»b- Tbe ... K Bt-ntutt... Ja« ks.«n ... ticket, and we feel prettv sure that much to name candidates for the offices. The prosp«*«*ta for a r«*dh«»t campaign arc »erver; “O’, would 1 wer«- a seb >ul-t» aeher.” j ... ><)oua......... inference is that the vacancies will be tlrst-claas, with chances decidedly in favor of kiauuU h .. .. The tirm* fur resuming th-* pr -grnintm- hav 3 good will result. The WHwm* says that ft Curry...... I.an«* .......... th»* D«*m<H*racy. tilled by endorsing the nominees ol one ing arriv«*«!. Prof. E. E. Smith « ul«*itaimsi mi l 4 thousands of self-respecting Republicans ... 3 Gilliam... Malheur.... lion. G. W. Smith of Linkvllie has been ap inatrucied tbe naaociatiun u | h » u the subjec t <«f . 3 will not submit to the assumptions uiade or other < f 'lie cr a' parties. In view of the . S Harney ... M.wrow .. school management, in a wvli-wrftten pap< r, ■ ♦ iaik»*....... J »A« piutlV. . fact ttiat the platform ot ttie new party on pointed county Judge, vic«* Cui. Coinpsuu. who which abounded in «*xevll(*nt suggestion« a.id declinod the office. .10 by the busses. We, therefore, again con 11 Murton... Linn........... many poults is in thorough accord with practical plans eaailv manipulai d in our pub . 2 jure the managers of the Democratic ...2T» --------------- Shrrman M u I iwihm U b .. ..... — The high price prevailing for potato«** will 4 party tu strengthen the ticket by tbe se the known sentiments uf Governor l’en- induce such aa can procur«* seed tu plant ex lic sclioois. His written diocourse bad all the l mitilla ................. lo Wallows etTi'ct <>t priu tical teat mug, an th« t linfouxli W K».nrft«»n (»< noyer, it is liighlv probable that he will tensively this spring. explanation uf bis plans miuh it prominent r i- t «m<* b»- ng on«* delegate at large from lection of worthy material. Fail-sown grain is looktng very well, an«! in be endorsed tor the governorship. that his teaching is practical and not timoi vt- l*h he .;nt> ati'l one d«*l«*gate f«»r every 175 many plac«*s spring grain is beginning tu ap- ical. His remarks elicited cunsidvrabiv dis Tits Democratic primaries at Portland v t' ««ut <■’»• for every fra. ti«»n thereof ex- Tint Falls C'ty N <b.) .Vricr, a neutral p«’ur above th«* surface. cussion, which only tend«*d to s.iow how c*»tu- « ■ l.urf «»iu-half eaat f.»r Governor Pcuuoyvr last Saturday aroused more enthusiasm W. E. Berry, the Bonanza blacksmith, has ph tciy enjoyable? were most of lus plans. paper w liicli has the courage of its con at ti» Jun« • ¡«vtten of IM*. than has been known for many years TtwsubJ«*ctof language was m xt tnk«*n up by removed to the Bogue river valley, with ii- m.nitte«' r»*«-t»mmendc«1 that precinct victions, is doing gwd work in its state b Mrs. L. V. Wells ami handled in an admirable ’-adquarters at Central Point. P‘ >« u a a be '» l l th«* lUth »lay «»f April. an«l th«* amung the members of the party in that manner. Her compietu mastery ot the sub edui'ating the people on the tar'ff ques \ o i- < unty c«»nv«*ntk»na the ltMh day of city, and, despite the fact that there was M. E. Hutchinaon <»f Tule lake, who has b«*en as taught iu her schu«»: was mani- April, uni«*»* county committee* deU-riuiua but one ticket in ttie field, ttie unprece tion. I’ is allowing how t lie syren theory attending ilu* Portlan«! busincsA college, re ject f«*st in the paper pr«*s«*nted tu the associauon, diff Trntly. of "protection" is antagoniz ng the agri turned last we«*k to Klamath county. and her lucid explanations «»f the mean» by W. nvit’ all American eitlxens, withoutdis- dentedly large number of 2753 voles was «era than th«» usual art^a will be plant- which she obtains rfu<*h exc«‘4!ent r«lsulis m t.o t >u of calling or pudtical prefer*«***, who cast. There is a an idea rapidly gaining cultural interests and bankrupting the e«l Whih* in grain this season, yet th eró will b«* ajnple her department of the Ashland school stamps i v. • jry ot paving aw«*at-wrought tribute to ground everywhere in Oregon that there farmers, in the midst of their abundance. raised for local consumption, !t is now her ut once as one ol the best teachers i«i e »nMeb-n«*i*lt*im mon p4»lles, to emulate tbe ei- The Nrirs says: "Two snc<-e«sive great thought Southern Oregon, • t«•!».• vsoi their fellows who nave so emphallc- is a living show of success lor the party The programme being complet««*!, adjourn crops,two years of wonderful bounty fiom Mias Edith Crouch lias return«*d to Linkvllie a <v expressed tbrtn*» lvra at th* pulls at the in the coming state campaign, and tbe re ment was next in order; bu», iu recognith»n «»f i • hi « let ttons in MaaHMchusetta, Ohio and providence have brought the west to ttie from atten'lanee on the Ashland state normal, the cxcejledt treatm«*ut accorded to tbeassoci- cent easterti tidal wave in municipal af and intends teaching school iu Klamath for a I - <v ». and who in Knnwi» announce their in- brink of ruin. Will some ot ttie ultra few months. atiun by the enterprising people of Ccutral t un >u lo tak«- a state! ami to unit* with us in fairs lia» done much tu foster the feeling Point« l’r«»f. Watt presented the follow ing res proti-i tion theorists explain why this is i i r r*n ii »1 • IT’-rt t<» r«*-<***t.ibli<*h «»ur natiun- of confidence. Many <-itiz«*ns of Klamath basin will here Notwithstanding the which was unanimously u*i«»pte«l ; •. a i ■ h.uit munne, to strike *»ff the fetters of so? When our crops are short they ac after obtain their supply of Hour from th«* olution, WBKiiKAS.ln view ot th«’ fai t that th«* 1« sell great majority against us, the party will «•ur -.iff« ring tactort»*« un«1 to relirv«* I be gr- at tually bring more benefit to tiie prodm-- Medford miler mills, through their agent at ers <>f Jackson county have been aorovalD ariuv <>f « «usutnera from th«* burden uf tax go into the campaign determined to win. Ag« r, California. etitertai.ted by the taiar«! ot directors oi Cen •rs ttian alien they are abundant. whi« *» oppresar* them grtevou.sly and profit* Sc). McCord has relinquished th«* ribbons on tral Point «iisti ict. be It I t having come out that most of the What a wonderful thing is out American tn- in nothing, an«! t » rebuke the party which th«* Linkvill«*-Ag«*r mut«* and departe«! this R ksoi . vkd , That we hereby extend our sin n .** i!»n »un* • s i»«»t «»illy that the body politic survivors of Balaklava are now pau system, when it makes a man ttie w«k for The Dalles, to drive between that cere thanks to them for th«* same, an<l to th«* of this v »uutry shall make brick, but they people «»f Central i‘«»int in g«*n«*ral, tor th«* in pers, a great benefit performance is poorer, the country the poorer, the place ant! Prineville. •.ia l make them w«tli«»ut straw Baldwin A Forbes are getting r«*ady to r«*- terest manifested ill « ur work ; that we t«*« l being arranged in London for the pur more abundantly the soil yields its fruit. ASAHkh BI SH. Chairman. the protrssion to which we belong iius I»« - n habilitate their stone st«»r«*m«»rn damage«! by pose of getting them out uf the work For fear the protectionist <to.-s not ex th« ’ fir«*. Bichn and P«*t»*rman will havveharge sign illy hon«»red by the mark«*«! attention wnivh w«* hav«* rt*ceiv«*d at their hands, and house. A few years ago the eff -te mon plain, it may lie said the reason is be ■ of the improvements. <i_A. \V. B xc K, of ‘ Peck's bsd-boy'’ that we l»av«- them with a great«*r love for our Thei htcf <¡uartermast«*r <»f th«* Department profession, feeling that the teacher is con fame, was lately elected mayor by the archies uf Europe weie fund of calling cause our market is lmiitel—cut off of th»* t ’ .'hnnbia a«lvertis«*s for bids for tlu* the attentiun of tbe world that “ repub from the woild we are bv the selfish pol sidered by them «»ne of the most tiup<»rtant l-einucrats uf M Iwaukee. ortati on <»f supplies on military rout«*s cleiueuts ot s«»eict\, ami as such w«- shu.l «*u- lics are ungrateful ” Fancy the United icy of protection. We have to day transp Nos. 1. 2 an«] 3, in this county. deavor to put forth stronger efforts t«» main J i nctiox C ity had a »25.1100 tire on States allowing the survivors uf the most enough corn to supply the Union for some I G«*orgc Lo«»s!ey anti family, who have h«*<*n tain th«* dignity. famous charge in history tu spend their yeais. There aie enough people who An adjournment was next made to m«*«*t at ¡wintering at Fort Jones, *stonp«*d over Inst Tu- sdiy Issi, cunsuming W. S. Lee’s But I w••« k nt Ashland fora visit with friend» while As.ilami un Hnturday, May 10, 1890. ami the de drugstore and residence, Sternberg A declining years in poverty so dire as to want to Use it up in six months. mining teachers t« It that they had b«*«*n much • en mut«* home t«> Klamath county. n.ler's generai nieicbandise establish- Send the heroes to the work-house ; so ttie people who have the uriti and tbe tiled by th«*first meeting «»t theTeaeh« r- The house commttt«*e on military affairs has b«-n« extreme as to call for charity. Whit |ieople who want the corn cannot get to Association uf bout hern Oregon. m -ni and other building». The cause uf r«*port<*'l favorably on opening the Fort. Klam ----- ----- - ---- - --- —— tier's pitiable picture of the patriot hero gether over the tariff wail.’’ ath military r«*aervation to settlement. This Un- tire was unknown. imprisoned for debt, was naught in com throws open about tw«> townships of land. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. A nother i-hspter is opening out in the Th«* iinpr«*Mion of y«»ur e«»rreanond«*nt is Mu. McKiNi.kv’s committee lias raised parison with such base ingratitude as Bnsik —B.<e?her-II irne l cas-, th- dis that Curly Webb will s«*eur<* th«* Democratic) England exhibits. Th«* following ffee«is have been til«*«! for the duties un caipet wools as an illusory graceful scandal that w is attai-he-t tn the nomination L r sheriff, whil«» J. F. K«*rtohvm record in the «»ffice of the county clerk since sop to »lie farmers, and increased the S amcel J. IvANbaLt., one of the ablest Bort Townsend customhouse two years will b«* nominated forelerk on th«* sameticket. the ¡HAt report of the TIMES; Much impiovement will be made In Klamath duties on car|«ta as a "compensation’' and most upright men and Democrats ago. It wiil be rememfiercd that at the OleC Gunnison to Benni« Corners; lot on «•««unty during the present y«*ar. notwithstand to manufacturers. The consumer of car- that the country has seen, died at Wash timeQiiuey \ Brooks was appointed ing th»* utifav«.rabl«* summ«*r and winter sm- Helman street. Ashland; $265. J M Rapp 1) P Brittain. «(Uitclaiin to 1U pvt» is tl -eced on both s des. His "com- ington, D. C., on the mo-ning of the 13th collector at Bort Townsend, when Colonel soiis. Ev«*rybody is taking new heart and th«* acr«-e m t wp 38 8. r I w. and intereat iu wah r pensatiun'’ comes from permitting tiie instant. He had continuously repre Beecher failed to have his nomination as out!«>ok is encouraging. ditch ; SHR) J. O. Hamaker has r«*ceivedlctt»'rs patent for It ipuldicamt to spend ttie surplus. H< ir« of J Kilffor«» to Mary Kilg<>r«*.quitclaini sented a Philadelphia congressional dis collector confirmed by the U. S. senate, irs buggy-spring prot.>ctor. th.’right to man- trict in the lower house since 1S63, and we stated that the administration hid ufartur«* which he will disp«*«- of in Portland. to lot« U and 15. hlk 6, Ashland. B F !<•••*•-r lo H B Carter, lot 58 in Highland I inc nicHt remarkable game of 14 inch was sp-aker uf the house for four years, been inveig.ed into appointing an unfit It is a useful invention, and In* has already Park tract. Ashland; $75. <- line billiard» ever played took place tieginning December 4. 1S76. Although man by Republican influence at Wash b«*en offer«-«! $10 000 f.»r it. the “Star” says. Sime to ( has W Logan, lot 23 same tract; $.|CU. The census supervisor has divld<*d Klamath at Cnicag i on the 9th instant, between not at all tiL es in perfect accord with ington; more than intimating at the c »unty into three «‘numeration districts, aa J T Roger« to city of Ashland quitclaim to .». .• ter an I Ives. Jake won the game, his party on leading questions of na’ional time what influence it was tiiat prevailed follows No. 1. Linkvill»* and Tub* Lak»« pre blk 32, Winden add to Ashland ; $1. mskii g "W II. Ives' 72; average of win policy, he enj <yed a repiration tor pro- witli Cleveland to compas« such an ill- cincts, B F. Crouch «‘numerator. N«». 2. I.«»st W a.»d li Mitchell to C K Kturri. «hare In ner, I’.S 6 13. made by Schaefer, who ' bity, constancy and ability not excelled advised pris'ceding. io show that we | River, Sprague K iv « t , Dairy and Poe Valley original Hargadtno water ditch ; $1 i t»r«-cinets. Marshall M Riggs enumerator No. < K Klum tb (> Jc (' R K <’«». sam«-; $50. r tribe World's record at the game with by any public man of his tune, line of were right in our surmises and charges, 3. P * v.’i'i, Klamath Lakeand W. xmí Hiver pr«*- F E Hill to «aiur, shar«- in < nst Ashland w ut • r ditch; |frl. th- in.irvi l iti'i run of 200. The totirna- th* most thorough parliamentarians ever it is only necessary to refer t>> ttie recent ■ < in t W< s ey B. T wnl j eouinerat« r. li S Emery to same, nhare insam«-; *50. m.'tit e o-e.i on the I2tu, Schaeffer win in congress, as well as an excellent action of the department of ju tice in re (i W Wyland tu Andrew E M«»or«', 80 acres in ning firBt honors and Ivos getliug second speaker, he was perha|rs better equipped lation to «he prosecutions instituted JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS. twp 17. r 1 e; $154.70. place. H Smith t.> B F Smith, lots o and 6, b k 13, hir public Ide than any other représen again*t the etnb- it ing collectors and I-VD - N »rriRof Ashland visit-d at Grant’* Phtenix ; $500. tative that the Keystone sta'e lo»- ever i ttieir depiili -s. Alate Ass >ei vted Pr-ss State of Oregon to Daniel Daly, 320 acres in Pa s last week. 1! ia.»cvcountv*x Ifeinoeratic conven had tn congress. dispatch contains the following from Ta twp 3! s. r 1 w ; $400 L »uis R <t• -rmund an 1 wifn bavi* returned to ni >n met M.<o li Alni n un nialeif th» fol- Daniel Da1 y to Jam» s Abraham, sam« laixl coma “Ex United Stat "« D str’et At Portland to resid«* $*>• Tit* fact that the lh moeiats are carry- torney W II. White of Seattle claim« b>«inw ticket : county clerk, W. E. Grai-<-, >t.ito of Oregon t » G- <» H.limit m, 321 acr« s Mrs. G ao Burgos* <»f Williams cre< k ha* ing all the cities of Montana at the ma I tiiat h<- was in re<-<-ipt of a letter f<om At- been A. A. Unwiiixi loiiutv in twp it? «. r 1 w . $4R0 Very il! f»r sono-titne. William Miller; a»»e<»or W. E. Alber mci|ral election» tills spring, th* G«*o Hamilton to James Abraham, sam« I torney-«i’-neral Miller a-king him to dis- W. j. Jackson, lately of MoAliister. has re lan«l ; $Ä». ti. >n ; Ir- sii,, r, Thon ini- H Kober«» ; mtr- being whether or not the retiming b >ard I 1 conti. He the conli -» iil<- the Becchi Be -c'l. r-FLirnetl r-fl itne.l cane, <• <«e an ■»<..! 1 moved t<» Sp» ncervil’»*. (’al. State of Oregon tn Tbo* Cr wl j B1 r< - In V" or. T V M.-K'niioii; ncL'tol sUneiin was f I't tieil in thiowing out Silver Bo» t ìaiiiic tu have »*v «Imre to prove that S. W. Forbes is postmaster at Browner-»wn. twp 33 «. r 3 w ; $400 i’a''Hl, I. K. Biker; i-oroner. F. V. precinct last fad, causes iuuc I i solicitude Miller attempted Thus < rowlcv to Janos Abraham, Miint-lanil: to hav»» the ua-e near Althous*-, a new office. Prof. Gus Newbury of Jacksonville was *n J.SI0 3! . r -, < num:»-inner», William Altnow. among Republicans all over the land t|r »pi»M.| m th- treamirv depirtnn nt a* ( state <»f Or«*irnn to G<-o <’l« w-». 320 a -r» « in Grant ’ s Paas one day last w»*« k T K l'itile» Al the election the people Ths people of Montana, in effect, say W Without the knuWied^e <»! Jam-sf. Call rt of the P^ss was tn San two JU s. r 3 w . $400. will v ite Uf«jn whether or not the emphatically that tli<-v w.ll not endors Gi o Ct« ws t«» Jani'-s A‘rabam,-*-i!!i- ia’i i, S. vretiiv Win loin, *hu has charge i Francisco several days during the we«*k. Hie o|»-n theft of the United States sen- I it.” This ìMonrlU” ve evi lene« that tt-.e c junt}-e*at (ball I—rennveJ to Burna Small land «lid«* in th»* <’ >w creek country State «»f Or von to P Gu« rm, 320 act ♦ > in tv * atom; and if the »enate |<er~ists in de same K ican ii tì i ‘nuf tti.it u isunrv c »ntinue t«» anm»y the train rn* n ocoaaionally. 33 -«. r 3 w ; <4<X.i. \r laht lhe Republicans nave formu feating the will of tlie js-op'e by seating potent eno’irfi» to >e<-nr»* the appointment P Owrin to Junivs Abraham, sam»- Lind K. Fau'knor is <*ngag«'d on rhe brickwork lated a t »r ff bill desuneil to carry out the Republican c 'ntestants, the people u( these r- giies at the h.inda ni a Dein - c mtract on H. C. Kiuney’g addition to his rea- mm . Stat mr (g n ' F Ilia hlcsa uf th* ir party. It a*!v»nces of the whole country will espouse the cratic administration is nuv poArdill tdence. J. A McG -«’ of Williams lias r'*tn'»r«sl to in twp 33 -*. r 3 w ; $400. r.r’ier ti in diminhh*'» the list. II the*r cause of fairness lit elections, an 1 a gr-at enough tu Blay p-osectiti-ms Frank s miniers t » Jam« s Abraham. s..*n- Hi! oust S»’*mnb at district, where h is engag«*«! in land . $»*<in. under the Republican * I ctons come true it will not t>e lung Democratic tidal wave will sweep over I them , _ ____ regime. mining. Slat»* ot ()r«*g<«n to Wm Flob« < k. 320 acre* in • .* a.u • is of un vernal prospenty will the countiy at the November elections. II tving pruved ►<> useiu! once in scandal- Milton R«-vnol«ls has been ajm ■ nt«*<! admin twp «. r 1 w . $403. ... the outri le world will have no There is a great tit of disgust at the slial- z ng a I) mocratiu a<i:iuni»tiati-m, they istrator of the «-state ot John Eivhenlaub, de- W in F. »lx « k i »Jam - A' c»‘a»«*d $soo. < ■ ti < • umish ns anything except lowi.ess of the llairisonian administra may t»e uf u*»e auain, am! mii.-r n t>e Stat«* of Oregon to Win J >n« s. 320 a* r ■» in A m«*«*t!ng of th«- Union-Labor party adv-- a hat is amu.'g'rd in across the line. tion among all parties. allowed to pay the penalty of their crimed. eat<*s wa.s held at th»* court-house last Satur tu i- 32 «*. r 1 m ; «400. T;«vti w U cuim* ret.i'»ation by foreign Wm.loins to Jam« s Abraham, »«un land. day evening. Town orrtcKRs have been elected in $800. T he Mi K.nley tariff Bill has aroused power-*, whicn 1 w.II cut off uur exports Mis« Alice Cars, n will again tench the New - jn.ddrrably This wdl bring us suuir about two-Uiinis of Hie counties of New a great fee mg uf antagonism to the H-»p«* h »ol thia spring. She irivtu the beat Yurk, and the totals of the changes in United States in both trance and tier- «»I satisfaction. more Republican i>roaj»erity. < IR’ UT COURT PROCEEDINGS. the boards of supervisors show substan many, an! retaliatory legislation is W’m. Griffin and <i:iught«T < t 8Ht* en • k h.iv be«n visiting relatives und flHlhb* 111 Tn.: ftostuii fircurl. Republican, re liai Demucratic gains. They have 424 promised if the bid becomes a law. Ir Jackson Th«* following pr<M*»Ms1ings w» r>- had .o ilo «• ninty. circuit court sin«*»-1h«-last’-4-ip >1 thc fiMi - in irks aith emphasis: Senator Edmunds memtiers now against 341 last year, may be goo<l policy for the Republican^ Fr-'m three to flv«- feet of «now at the head» J. N. Mclntyr«* vs. Isaac W.».|t ; f«»r r< turn «•! o l recently that ui-n of good cliaracter while the Repiiblicaiis have 441 now to make enemies «»f ail friendly puw. rs of th»- longer ertaks c »ntinue tu make the personal pr<»p« rty. Judgment ?• r •!- f« u lant min« r< jubiiunt. u.d little money can still be fourni in the agamst 522 last year. The Albany Arqnt in their endeavor to prey exclusively fur property to tin- value of $2-.ini’. i-.><ts Th« Democratic e »uni v e--nventl<»ri m«'« Is at 11. S. senate. What does ttie sena'or attributes Hie Demrx-rat'C geins to two the American peopie an<! to shut out I. R. Dawson vs. H. ('. Ln t -t r .k« tn <ti bv "little monev I» it hi» 1250,- cause», d'Hsatinfsction witli the adminis foreign rommeice altogether tick- t will b«* nommat-d «•nt part «»f complaint ov. rrul» d. e I ir B'.-s'ir Frve*« IU94WT Or tration of f'r sid-nt H.»rri»on, and Hie cultural and live-stock productions have II. <' D . 1;,i: .r. b \ - .1 • I > The atandard-br«-«] trotting atalhon Adrian 7» iial r t : an .«-r s I2UÜ.Ü00? These- are growth of fi-m s-rutic belief in agrii-ul- !e*n in a measure already exclude*! from will mak-* the «» ason «if 1890 at the stable of appea’ tnnn countv court. Continue«!. Itiral New Yoik Perry Hyd» vs W H My- rs t < r»-c<>v« r The Chenango board of foreign mat keta by reason of retaliatory Uster A Calv« rt in Grant’s Pass. I »ir men, .is things aie rated in tln-sen- money. Judgment for plaintiff t-»r $2i.‘ m an.I s’<*. -mt tuli atm ng the cm mon people. (•iiperviHor* is Detnis-ratic for the first tariff legibiatiun; »nd while it may not Mrs Minnie O'Neil of Mott wits in Grant s costs.and attach«-«! prop« rty <<rd« i< <l >. I I, time in yearn; Hie T iinpkins hoard of fur a few years matter tu the Republican Pass last w«-« k Sh« and h« r husband expect Tin- I tily- po r man in the senate to-day Abram Bish vs. ( has. E. It«•« h- et al.; f- r- - to remove to Josephine county soon. c!«»sure«if mortgage. DefauM • nh red and d« tr ' n New England is Blair, with Messrs. hUx»erviHur* is Democratic for Hie first manufacturers ami trust manipulators, a! cr«*«* for plaintiff for $7 mats. . t< D. Livenspartr«-r.an »-ariv settler in Orant's time since the war; the Cortland board the present gait tins generation of cinch- I’..id and lbcwc-s in moderate circuni Minnie M. !>«-uvoul vs. E. .M. Dcuvoul; di Pas«, n iw a r<*Aid«'nt of Toledo. Benton coun of »uperviaora •* Demm’ratic fur the first ers will sque* ze tiie “home market” ty. vorce. Gmtinucd, ■ e !'• a. visited his old home here last week. II. Pickens vs. Sarah Pickens; divorce. time tn ten year*; the Onondago hoar«! ih lemon-dry an 1 leave no >ubs*ar»ce for W’ l-arn that G*^». W Thrasher and Mi«s Motion to strik«- out parta <»f iinsw«-. <!• n<«•«! T he f-rr/oaian in a recent issue eon- a tie, although tbe city uf Syracuse give future generations of tai iff lords an 1 trust WII« Hart of Filin -i« valley.a deferring young E. E. Emm«-tt vs. Andrew K« nt • t a ’..rr baron**. The “home matket” is a verv couple, were married during the past we«-k. cloaur«* of mortgag«*. Decree for plaintiff for ta ni-d a highly complimentary reference a Republican majority. The Democratic prlmarb ; held last Satur- $V16 ‘ J U. int« rcst an«! cost«. nice thing to encourage ; but if it is sys to rue inaiiageiuent uf tile Oregon pen- T he Republican state convention, tematically encouraged f jr another de dav wer«- w«*ll attended, an«! showed that the itentiarv under the present administra D«-tnocrats are alive and bent on success. which met at Portland yesterday, place«! cade at the expen.se of the great agricul A Hound l.egnl Ujiittinn. tion. Ciidi r honest, intelligent direction Park Brandt of Roseburg is til ing G. H. the fbliuwmg ticket in the field: Fur tural e’ernent, on whose prosperity tiie Kin«» r'« pine«* a« division master tm-rhanic.at E. Ba’nhridgc Munday, E q., f ount\ the in-’itutiou has become very nrarlv congressman, Binger Hermann uf Doug permanent welfare of trie country de- th»’ Pass during Mr. K.’sabsence in the eastern A’ty.. Ci*y Co , Tex., says: ¡l ive u*c! self s ipporting; and if the same policy is las county; governor, 1). P. Thompson pends, the whole fabric of uur instilut.on-* states. Elei trie Bitters with most liat-;>v resul *-. pm-lied for two years mure it will doubt- G B Caldwell, administrator of the estat’’ of Multnomah; secretary of state. Geo. mu**t iall to tiie ground. Tiie farmers, John I) Neweo’nb. d «•• aRC-1, adv rtises to sell My brother al*o was very low with Mai und lees prove a sunns uf revenue instead of Fever and Jaundice but was < ur»-d bv W. McBride uf Columbia; treasurer, a< ntinual burden to the state. Gover Philip Mets«*han of (»rant; teipreine with all the vast capital invested in tiieir -* an«* valuable r- al-« stat« belonging tu the «*- rinielv use òf this medici* e Ani •»ati fi* «I tate, on 10th of May next. business, are yeaily becoming more nor t’ennoyrr has been tried anti proven in that Electric Bitters saved h -« 1 de.” j i'ige, R S. Bean of Lane; auperinten«! and more impoverished, until lietween G«-«). Wak»’r«’ brewery building in the south Mr. I) 1. Wilcuxson, of H -rs«* (’ave, K v., every eupacity, and will -w the unam- ent of public instruction, E. B. M« El payment of taxes and interest, in con part <>f Grant « Pnss is rapidlv approaching adds a little tcsiiniony saviii*.': II»- p«»-i- • on.o- <ho.ee ut Hie 1-ernocraiy of the « •rnpl«’ti«»n. Th«* busin«*«s of making t»«*er roy of Marion ; state printer, F. U Biker nection witli depret i ition o! faun values, will doubtless prove lucrative at Grant's Pass. tivelybelieves he wouni hive «l ed, hid it stale ior re-election. [of Multnomah. A« will t>e aeen at a their substance must soon !>♦• consumed, Jas. Wright last we»-k receiv«*d a large not been for Electric Bine's This great remedy w li w»ird • ff as we I bl «nee, the two e*s«*nttally weak places they must degenerate into a servile ten <’!yd« s«1al«--< 'anadian draught stallion from A i*. Mistxr Rrpiibhian stated this on the ticket are Thompson, the million* Di c<»<s, tnd for a 1 Eug«*n«’, which he will k«*ep In this county asenread • -...........1 Malarial ‘ ” ancy, am) the tariff lo ds will own tiie during the coming season. He is a very hue Kidney, lever and Stoma* h it ti .it I*« nnuier would l-e deleated ar*,ami M< Elroy »the educational crank, Di-<r«|et- hors«*. freehold and tiie birthright ’ of tiie stands unequalled. Priie 5o -. an 1 la i .-«• t r imm iti >n tu Oregon a a.s who has dune su much to make the at all Willhims cr«-* k farmers ar<* again putting in drug stores. nation, ami will perforce have tu prey up uv - rwhedntagly K«*publh.un and the teachers’ profession a burden. Both on themselves lor lack of nutrition in the a larg- amount of “garden tru< k " Sonu* of new i om« rs were not p«>s«r«| un state | mj 1- will be «iefeated ; andil Hon. (>. \V. \Vei»b the ch4»m«*st garden land on the coast li«*« ho«iy corporate. It is small wonder that along this creek. an«i immense crops of cab May Day Party. itirs 1 his is th«* only of tl»e ring- is nominated for state treasurer on Ilia bage. onions, potato«*« and carrots ar«* pro- so many Republicans throughout tin* s«l: ____ ! Democratic ticket, Mr. MrUchan w I Ther«* will be a social dance at th»* hall <»f • î » !• at i )r ‘¿«»n’a iaiitiful .servant ea«*h year, the yield often being almost east are H >cking tu the Democratic low- duc«*«l ph» nomcnal. 0. E. Ro**e on Appl«*gdl»*on Friday evening, i ii * newi omvrK—not b«*ihg pustet!—are have to remain a private Citizen a few tariff standards. The pa pie are be .May 2, 189o, to which all are invited. A »*x, • < te«i tu vot«* liie gtraigbt licket and years more. ginning to realize at last that exclusive fine supper will be provide«! auil no p en* OBITI ARY. h..«» intutbe gubernatorial chair some wi»l I m * spare«! to insure a pleasant time. home markets mean self-destruction in M arshal N eaglk ' s ch ««» ha* at last _ t >•' < t tke 1’ iiti.it. 1 img, so that it mav the long run. ___________ Th«? subject of this notice, Mrs. Nancy J. Orme Bros.’orchestra will furni-h tbe-bot r» »n-tax-xti.e itund-« and du all been pa-se«! on in tiie (♦. S. supreme i B l. w.i-* born hi tin* city of Bur'ington, Iowa, of music. I he k ud’ig^ery iha» it* ferttle brain court, and the majority opinion of the] " ptt-inb r 34, liU-H She w:is niarri«*d to T. J. MEDFORD SQUIBS. justifies Ni-a^le in the tie* killing, killing. • * Court ...... w i B I bv th»- writ« r of this noth’? March 15, Field of <• »tirs«* concurring in Die decision N3. T- g- thi.-r th«*v «-migrat«•<! tn California in th»- spring of 18t»3, and to <>r«*gon in B 8 1 \V. bb of 1 bis plai e ua-at R- ‘ bling. Tiie minority T; E p'll b- an partisan*« ran we no ul the R•*pt»b■¡c.»n judges. I al , l«is Mrs Ib-ll's mai«!cn name was Bain. Sh<* was >i*t week on -nein. s*. a Fruhimtioniat who votes hm opinion of Chic! JurUice Fuller and J uh - «»f u good family, and though d«*priv«-d by (i. W. Bashf rd lias r-*tabli die t h ins.li d« ath .>f b >tli father an 1 mother at th«* »*arly ; .i v t - « ai.4 have nothing but lice Lainar, bol ling that th«* ¡»ower to tn the lumber busmen in .M-*«ii« r i age of two years ami thrown out upon the . . »n i i hrn. On th»» contrary, try Neagle reated with the <*«»nrtN of Cal- A ln*M! «■ »mp un whs ».T'amze«! bv the cold chariti«.-« of th«- world among at rang« r«. Of the Amount of Money and Il I wii but vote fur tiie Republican liorna alone, is proiH><inc«‘d bv the legal without guar'iian r>r relatives to care for hrr, young men «>! M««! UI «».d as: Fr»«i «y evening sin- b-arn«-«! in «-arly li!«* to care for hrn»«*lf s ¡ie i« prorbiiriYCwi one uf tbe fraternity as much the abler opinion ut Warrants received for Taxes, and »’stablmh»*«! a character for moral worth, Th- Grami ( entra< h< r«* , un !»*r the . ex hd|.>ws m the wurhl, and ia ovar tin» two. The public has not taken the ce e management of Ha. jy M< < l.t !e i, industry an-l economy. Ih-r friends and aasi»- and Money paid to the County m h ii I a .th tun» ve«i Mweetn* m . The expected degree uf interest in the case, ■ d jr > ciat» s in « arly life wer»- among the b»s»t fami- in- v !!< « in th«- community. After her marriag«- Cn ’ h<>r men in Oregon are betrin- as ever since the Electoral Commigaion uf Treasurer by the Sheriff of i- rumored that F II Rowe w 1 «•-' < to Mr. Bell and their emigration to th«* W«st, I rind lint the Republican journals 1S?6 the propie Lave fully realized that /al li-h a b ixf i t uy an i plan.ng mill nt hr 1 -st sight of th«* family until Jun«*, 1««7, Jackson county, Oregon, for where constilu ’ i »n.il question* of parti-v V Ibhen w<* met Mr. Bell in Medf«ird. Since that ■hem in th«* -ame category aa they th.» p act in a sit rt. t me. the six months ending ___ B on the t Ml w<- have oft.*n visit«*! th«- family and cau a . Un* Pr«j>hii'it loniata; and unless eati nnp-r* ar«* involved even the -»upr«»tn«‘ | The John S. L n hav ' «Irrujitir truite t-»tifv t-» h« r nobility of character. She pro- cu ’ irt uf the nation cannot riwe euperiur n » * r- tim-i lli«-ir own ticket to a man 31st day of March, A. 1>. . 1890. ! wiL give u« e of the r p«> » id : r p -i form ,u. f«*»s« d in Christ some fourt«*en years ago, but w.i! tin I the vials of Republican to partisiinahift. The decision had been <*es ut the »1» ra boa «* on » F.iiLiy eveni c. living «onn-what remote fr«»rn the church of « ••rrectly predicted, even the individ- h r i hi lie th«- Christian church—«he never To amount in r. in re wr t on 1 out upon tto-m. | J. A H izle lias gone t<» .... iiis „... ol i home in unit.al with any e >ngrerath»n of Christian u il opinion of »he memtMT* of the court, I Mmtie utt t«> se’tl • up some ceive«! during ’ the bir i* mess i e p«*»ple. Perhaps this was th«* gri-iitest mis- month <»f November i n I» .*n;ÌAM county R-publican con- try those familiar with their political ai- I'irtt tfierp, wn«n he will return tu litigue tak- «»f her lit«-; blit ah«- dh-d tn the Christian 18AB................... river va ley. faithand rn« t d«*ath in Christ with couragearid ntioii »• ♦ «•’»«id a in!» delegation to th»* ti hation. fortitude, in b> r death the community has Warrants r«ceive«l «Fir »• >nvei)ii«»n in favor of H»*rtnann tor S enator S tanford has been super lost a good n- tghbor; th«- husband nn«l father ing the month of No Ht>'i th»* tight Against him seems iw !«*«i irv C. P Huntington in the presi- a tru- and faithful wife, companion and help- Arb- r «lay wa** <•»!• !» at« d m vember, INH9 231 ?1 rn» • t ; th* i li!ldr«-n their tru«-st and •> been con lined !•» 1: m-bnrg prv- «lency uf the Southern Pacific company. I faMbiolt a' toe Frr*«*«ytr. im ctiur< C »in received during | rrt'-nd, th« ir .'noth- r. On the 3<l day of March, » tiie ;»»iniHi le«. I I hi- cornai 11< ker, lMHb. <n n«>niinati’Mi by tliH intfíir «-on« ttie director»« uf tt*e company on fL* 9 h music and so'.g-». ’♦di wa-4 tak«*n iu ih** , !i orhbors or the (i«*certs«*<1 <-<»us|gne«i to its la^t ;» i w«t* a** t"-»liux% - lerk.G A Tsy instant tLat in tbe fixture the otli- ers of I C«»n*i«i»*r fibir mt- r« • *» I’ S l ur l«ly , but r« -i iniz-plae«- in th«- cemetery at Pixenix all Warrants received dur I that 1« •main ••<! on earth of Nancy J. Be! ’ . . I Democratic pruu.m. - v u «• ! ai «I Mil excel ing tl.«* m-»nlh • f De »er ff, K. L Stie V ; j’l'lge, < ivo tbe company wouhi be ‘Mivurced from * the bent <»f tec:i»»g pr H r <nn hath g««n«* d,»wn wliil.? !t is yet day." rle«t d. cember, 1889 idle; «•otiiu i-«i 231 7« "S » man li« th >* .wn and ria« th not." ’til the K I- Irr- |M»liticr.” Il Hiere was any reason fx j lent <l”lt gallon was « »«Hl a Mt.Ifurd. under h--avens I»« n.» rn »re; ihey shall not awak«* nor Co.n received during treasurer, B D. Smith ; school rn* lielievmg the »tatemen!, it would in* wel ihe month of Janu H. H. Wo'ter- i prr.v- b«• ris- n out ”f their s'.« • p " But in Const we ! b«- M »n if s t. • -ndent. James l’n l«*rwo<si ; sur come new* to tin* people ui California I toe management ot t. I ary, 1S90 i't.e best ui ¡•very- trn<t “lam th.- r«-snrr« ctlon ami t h«* life; he 1.225 Í15 Wm. Brigg--»; a^«*HMur. W. 11. and the coaet, L’r tiie S. P. ompany Las ing a popular wrt kept there t at b. li«v rh in ra* . though he wer«* d« ad yd Warrants re« ♦•iv< d dur shall he live.“ ’ ing the month of Jan >ham‘»r«a»k ; riapri h <> lung dominated po itics and h <> con I thing m t:iat line __ »3 i _ rd are very «i--j r- CSH. W aliaci . uary, l’OO li •« «I, .1. F Blundell ttnuounly lut ng al» contribute«! to Republican »39 03 The ï insti Ma-orn..t Mr I i¡ »iwige ui this pia* e, Coin receive«! during campaign fundti from it* overt! »wing . «»»Is of . -......... .. . . .. ..««„X .It Miiv |U.v V, hh^umafitm In ( hildrm. tiie month of Febru- i but « wing » > havii g i id« ’ d tn securing per- I eutferii tiiat the real will «if the people of 1 • )ripuf mv < hildren was afflicted for a 9,252 25 T hk « '«rite.-t for control • I the Rholc tin* coast ha*« t>vm rarely and feebly ex I mis’ll.»n t.» «»rgan z • lr-*m the n-*i«ie’t neigh Warran » received dur uiig time with rheumat srn After» num bor.ng 1 >dgr, wid take the rise into Ute I dand h*g><datiirr has resulted favorably pressed at the polls. Hiere in every b*-r <»f re:n«-<ties t>a«1 failed, I commenced ing the nmnth uf Feb- to t'.e Drtn<>< ru«*, and they will therefore reason for believing, however, that giaml i«»<ig*-, We ¡ear «. There are quite a giv ng her Swift’s Specific <S. 8. 8.) After ru-try. 1800 . large number bvl >ng<n^ t> the fraternity 2..3Í13 75 b** sb e to ratify tiie ch«»:ue of the people Huntington was merely taking a parting ta.u*»«f a couple of butties she wan entirely Coin received during the i in this se li«»n. cured at the p !•*. wli i h the p ruliar law of stab at Stanford, of whose supremacy he month of March 1890 11,963 66 H it Wolter««, the «uixologiM. ba* re- W F !’ iìomp <* on . Piedmont. 8. C. Warrants received d ur- that slate pla.-rs in the hands of the liad lung bv«*n jealous, ami whom he the saloon formerly a«*pt by A. H Treatise un blood and skin disease* ing tip* month of grand committee of tiie legislative as- succeeds«! univ after perfecting an alli i »»prnrd Carlsun, lituruughiy refitting n ami uiak- m die«t free. March,1890 5.305 34 »-♦ ini« \ ui ilu- ev« nt uf there being but a ance with ’ Colonel Crm-ker __ ___ and Mr?». , mg many improvement J. iir lias suppi»«-d S wift S fecific C o . Atlanta, 0* piurahty in hiv-T <»f any given nominee. Mark HupkinH-S«»ar!eH, whose support the bar witli the finest wim s, liq:t«>rs and Su.a I as is “Little Khody,” this can but was n»*« «*sHary in controlling the elec- i » igars, an«! a tine billiard tabi • can a.x« »*«• Ry amounts paid to Kw fur Hatching. t»c r» garded as a*great victory for the tion of directors. Since hi* ad»lresH, ■ found there. Give tiitu a vail fur hr v. il county treasurer in I ' Ml •. . \ • Emm America** Ana-ricu's best tx-t breed-- V/vnn- breeds: !>• :m»crats, and prior to the present year cunningly tlevise«! hh an imputation December............. Wvan- 2.000 00 it w«»';i I have be* n almost im|»ossible uf against Staid«»!«!’* oianag«*m«*nt, both o! 4/f#*r Titn'ii»!/ Year» of Suffering. .1 .it... Plymouth Róele. Light Brahmas. Anmunta paid tnc.»unt v Ho.wn and White l.eghorns, Pariridn ireasurer in Janua.y l .rd 01 fulfillment, so carefully had the laws of Dirbv Urge etorki.uL)«-re regret the tem “1 hav** Uwrd Swift’s Spec fic <S. S S > the state » veil (h*vi«*ed nr ttie interest ot porary ail ianra by uxeana ui which he f«»r biuutl tii-v i*»e> ami in ev< rv i » in * ulc «- < O. tl a« W hite Wyatiilottes »nd Bia. k Amounts paid to c'-untv ■ Minor. H«. W mn.-r- ..f .............. the haihe-t uon-ir* honors treasurer in ” F»hrna-y 1 ,«56 00 the R« pnbl.rai.}*. On some former oc attained to power,an their |M*rsunal aym- wiih th«* b<*'t Tvsiih’». Ab »ut rwentv-tive at a i »hr large exhibitions fur tbe past Amounts paid loi minty in tnac ideuh eleven \eatw. casions the Democrats bad secured a pat hie* are entirely w«th the senator. yea .•* .tgu I ha i in , treasurer in March .31 915 00 a id th«* wutind i vv< r <"•! rdv h* a e.i. i Egg* |3 per wit ng; two settings, $5. plurality in fav«>r of fh *ir candidate* on Stanford ha* mude a formal demand on 1 Sen«! «tamp h»r catalogue. Address. the state ticket, only to see then» defeated the director* that Huntington’* charges tried vari » un remedie" without sucrt-SN. >37.063 01 finady p d I* vd tu t1 v rt S. S. l l:nl J. M. G arrison , by a partisan legislature. One of the eliall l»e inveatigated. ami a “vm I ¡ca medicine he-d« d it uj.— heale«! it after twen S tate or O regon . > »Forest Gruve, Or. first actsof rhe r » w administrati«>n should tion” will probably be published noon ty five ye ir-* of suft r.i ghadh e > endured County of Jackson J Is* to repeal lire infamous “majority While the row i* on, it i* a source of mik I much rn> ney had been fhruwn away I, Jam«” G Birdsev. sberift oi *a’d »500.000. to loan. »500.000. clause” in tla* election laws of that state, -ahcfaction t«> the public to know that, m lb* purtdia*« of wurrth«»» medicine-«.“ county, d«> hereby certify that the forego ti W. \V el < h . .Mobile, Aia. ai I Ilin* prevent future infrar’tions of th** ttie pull of the company official* will not ; I’v I II Whitman of Meilforrt, <>n im- ing statement is correct and true. Wi’np’« my hand this 3d day o( April, laws ui d e n« y in defeating the popular 1.^11 UOH nxy, »» L a » h.tberm bevn the ■ p-<iv--l farm security iu Jackson countv, ic iht hesl rales ot any loan agency in tbe A. D. 1W. JAMES G BIRDSEY, i county. Zberlfl of Jackson County. erricm J EDITORIAL NOTES. Tbe Laundry Queen. STAVER & WALKER’S Branch House, Medford, Oregon The sole agency for Jackson county f'r the celebrated Laundry yuei ti washing» machine is now liekl by J. H Hr wn <f this place. 3 h's labor-saving marbins -s now such a universal favorite woili g. < I housewives that Mr. Brown ha» decided t<. keep ¡is merits before the pulilii. those desirii g to inform tlieiu»elves a- to its Workings art referred, by |«ruii'»i n. to Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Livingstoi.e. Mrs lie >• rv Klippel and Mrs. H. Wen<lt, of Ja< k»on- ville. and to Mrs. Janies R. Hi ward living on the Davison place near Medh rd. For terms and prices apply to .1. H Brown, at tbe Hiiger residence. Jacksonville. HANDLE A FULL LINA s OF ÎS, k J The Celebrated Hit lliiusi'kff|itr's Frifr.il! HAWKEYE 5’JACOBS OIL CAUTION. 1 ì THE AMERICAN 1 ROUND WASHER N» other LlnlaeBt made to recenti! ST.JAGOBSOXL The Greatest l«ul»or-S «vin» invention ut tin* Ax«*. MACHINE COMPARE WITH IT. E t . J acobs O il ib TIIE BEST AND THAT IS WHY IT, CV1U ABX PROMPT AND PERMANENT Chronic Cases Cured as Read ily asSllcht Attacks. TIMBER C" STUMPS. THE OLD tNEMY, HI pit ian «»r diiiury ««rub iu I ■- U M.HS _ R <• known M ■ p*Jnful tnfitmoM- «ton nSrcUHl the muKi<-> *na uw«» orib»l.ua*n body, III« ejrr.pti.in« of whirl. i<re «««llln, of th. Joint* MUK lnaandschM. SL »«cobsOll ior'« promptly d i>rrman«Dtly thlstnemy which 11: _ A > THRESHING MACHINES Work» on o'.ther STftflUtNG -T-** «ft««» \cr«-» .«< i* *«• 11 •> <>«’• ri «..1 « ■ ■ •< cm ojiei a:« iU ** Io n . > < ItMoia. r . i* t an il T: •• rov *>n » frw acre« the leal • ur » a- fur th« *ja t 1«. It will oaiy enal you a poainl r»r 1 1 . «-i«l f. r an I ■ iittan I ra'aaomi«, c'.’iLg i«< iu* a»4 to>uiuut>i»la. AdUreu >Ue HaLufacLurota. i.t B RHEIMATISM. Bandyvlll«, Ohio, J udo II. IMS. Was taken with rheumatism la «nF Urea at times ever sinco and used oruichttL. et Jacob» uil relieved me about two year» a<o. QKO.T NIXO i F Don’t Tallii to _A.tt.oii«! tl»<* A t DaiGuifeT» and DxzLiaa. THI CIURLU A. VQQELKR CO.. Baltimore. IH- AT----- Of Jackson County, Showing Financial Condition, From October 1st, 1889, to March 31st, 1890, Inclusive. WHITE’S, REAMES & It EC EXIT'S. To cash in trea»su»,y on October 1st, 1SS9 . $3.659 01 Cash tor taxes paid in coin .......................... Warrants for taxes paid in county warrants Cash ior liquor licenses Ca-h for collections on judgment.................... Ca-h (or .-•ate uarrant (b »Bpital> Cash for iron and stove Cast» for temporary cer- tifi nte iTACKNOXVILLE, <>KEGO!S. stkeet . Latest Novelties in Fine Dress Goods. In Evety Conceivable Shade. Henriettas, Latest Spring Shades, Mo hairs and Alpacas, All Colors. VuroHIA SliriNGS IN CoMniNATlCNH. Ladies’ o-- Zc-pliy i* W hite G oods , S i ltasa S hawls , T o * kl »> This Tear. Doyli-s, and a Fine Line oí Parasol*. Fine Shoes A Specialty. s «\ I N DEBT! I»XESS llldebt- due*-'« < HT • t• i 1, 1 a-'*». n> p’T !ii"t t«‘. rr \\ a- r .n’-draw dril» 1 m-t six inomhs. I. I. I -h r.11 jti U If I) a-«hii.’ Cuu. ty i i • (’< muy JU» Ö •;».»« i >u;» Coin i v T < ti X^Finen! Line of Embroideries, Flouncing*, • ~ Etc., ever brought tu town. •••** All the Rage Calicoes, 1’iints, Etc., .Etc. DlSBlHSEMENTS By warrant*» received < f sherift. paid an i c an- i . . <1 Interest paid «»n same Warrants paid on tall a nd * an* e »* pal I treasurer Blouses and Jerseys. hateen * M ei 'F. iri ., O r ., N ov . 16, 1SS9. S tavlr W alker , M«df<>rd, <>i.: Gentlemen: —Having «>«•<! one O------------- of your Evans ’ Steel Tubular eh dleiige the render to successfully controvert the asset tioii that an acre of thrifty, well-cultivated, producing orchar trees to the acre, and the estimate is based upon the dem be the bei-t harrow iti the market. onstrate 1 fact that each fruit tree will produce »1 in value, net, marketable fruit each year. ’.I ; Hr ¡Ki., Or., Nov. II. 1”'.«. ! i •>ur’-¡ •• .■» j n R s*l- «nd i> ir.: In otL« r words an acre « f protlucing fruit trees thas a viiiuati«»D of 1000. It ih better than any bank — for the bank is &oinetiiues canied into Canada by the cashier, Dame nature a trust-worthy guardian takes care of the principle, and the dividends never fail. Of course il you plow your orchard c > ik < iu twenty years, and rob the t^ees of their nourishment by making a cornfield of the orchard ground, ami invite the bitds and orchard pests to make a restaurant of your orchard, you mn>t m»t complain that your horticultural methods have precipitated a foreclosure of the mortgage <»n your orchard. lisan« i Ti V..... d C *ron» r > :• q r B »unie • n * i l Knimnl'i Fl . ,i • die the CULTIVATE YOUR ORCHARD With half th«* care you give wheat-fielilH, anil it will yield an income on a valuation of SltKlO an acre. There is not a wheat-held in this COUNTYLANDS county which yields such an income, and EVERY orchard does. We propose to sell you an acre of line alluvial soil, within cannon To Rent and for Sale shot of live growing towns, dose of a ...... traiis-cont inental - - to - the steel . rails . witb railroad, in the most beautiful valley on tbe slope of the Pacific, ■jr nnn AiTthxjFuni at ANDsi gar - one liuialre.l growing, thrifty producing fruit trees, to be selected bv / 3, UU V B ■ • 1 Lit ID 1 11 Til' til- \( «<!,!,! ■ •». I' > r« til t< r a t> i it. - n \. ;<r*. A of Buy it for a home to shelter you if adversity or the winters r n nnn 1(1 " and ,! * >ugai •*« n -B« ti>i> mi rr, I U Ui UUU A i!:«i1a « t Land.» uh e o\«-rt ik<- you and find you pennih-ss. water tur irr'guti« ri. tor sa.r in I I? si MM li(Y. p*li»i III I!S M7OHTH #1,OOO. * Tract* of from 2tt Acre* to To rye Tract* fiuttabtc for ( otooy Pur ¡atm ■*, SIX ..................... J the . ..................... . - Pay , us $10 S'" a month, - --S . {or We give away land. 10 cents a tree, mui we will present two years ■i. ....................... . ----- „ you a warrnnfy deed of the acre, «nd ? >r particulars apply to F B. 1’1 KRIN, 4U2 Kt«r»''.' Mr«-<t.?un krauci -«« . til ARAN TEE it to have a thrifty, growing, producing orchard. Despite these facts the farmers of the country to value $113 197 5* J _ continue ___ FARMS for sale Ti » f r» . «dug i- « c irr«‘Ct show ng uf the their land high, and rob its soil by sowing it with wheat and eompet- tinam i I « <»’";i*n»n ut Jacks «ti county 'Il I ing in the markets of the world with the serfs of Russia and the slaves l UFFEK FOK BALLON KEAbO.NABLl i rm .Man li 31-*, l*;ti i' *h «an i'V tn»* te « r«l- l.Mie «.fine bo-t Stock «»r Dairy Fsru.b n, b«»uth “Export the wheat of a country and you ship away the vital •*rn of n:\ olji- ♦*. • x id fví* < f inter«-? **n nut of India. Or«sc»»n.aimated <»n L>«-er < re« k. J<w«*|>huje s a nuniy h«»o. fund anti fo” state taxes lh-reis et«p«'cmlly adapted to the growth <»f trniothy hay and clover. About one-half it> cleared at.d in du** on tai»***. Including sheriff'« assess - I county should learn this as an axiom. I ■ ----- —-------- ,i._ __ _______ vat a»r.. and muat of the balance can beear'tly ment fur IxXU r-»-’.4!í2 <:5 and d»|ir qiievt Every bread-winner at the , forge or near the cutting saws, __ or in » r.i *dti »*r««t. There it- a MriNun uf water rui ning tii.v>fur I*'*«“ ir .I IN***, $>’.679 ’*> uiho I sound of the hum of the shuttles, or the thumler " the factories, or tnn-nghth«* placetJie year r<»und.affording plenty 'e< <• i th > 31st day uf Me- l>. I**'*». , f B<.t‘*r for atuck and some for irrigating. The Ml I.LF.R. toiling late over desk and counter, should study our plan well. It means place i«* all inchwed by a k < mm ] rail fence. I hew '<>ur«t.v Clerk. and i*ari an«! 3m young fruit tree», op ' a home for a life-time out of the meagre savings of 2 years’ work. A M* a t <»u*v . 1 ■ . i more beautiful and a larger home than ninety per cent of the popula- th?«•• »uuty; wlso another xcelJer t |da<*e'•«•tirairi. ing I?" acre« 1 tion of the civilized earth cau claim to own. b oi full particulars call up. h or a«i<i wiw ................. book of this great O. J. VANNGY Write to us, and we will send you our illustrated Rwrhvville Oregon Of the County Treasurer of valley and our Orchard Home. Jackson county. Oregon, I FOR SALE. i for the six months ending I At <■ I oik I ii I«*, Or<*£foiiw on the 31st day of March. NE TF.N-HORSE POWER J. I. < ASF. EN- A. D. 1890, of money re- NI«-<1Í«>1’C1, - - - Orinoli rfin** an 1 boiler <»H wh»-«'!«.. with | m » u « t ceived and paid out, from «lntiTMUiw •• *mpl*‘t« for sawing k»gs. N«ard ucw. Cash price. $850. Address; whom received and fr^m II. 1* <irc<r<»py 4k Co., what source, and on what account paid out. Machin< r v and Supplì«*. > and 30 North First 3 309 27 - » J_/C*r I »114’ LUV'Cl . • - -- *«*V vn -w— • » 1 __ ______ The Orchard Home Association. O Street, 1 GENF.IlAI. FUNI». 50 00 Oil <NI (X) 1 01 in 00 75 0») F- b 5 Stale warrant F- b 12.1- qnor license. Feb 14. Frankl’*» stove •old tn Mar. io. T « Xus f »! 3.121 Mar. Ia. do M 525 Ma’-. 31. <1 > 20.0 We respectfully cull your attention to our exceptionally FINE LINE 02? FALL 4.123 (»2 'c.net C5 Psiil ent on Mitehell’s order To bstaiee in..i.ut- fund on h ind »II 7-« 27 «1 i Tini N I P BY THF. I NltERSfGNEIt A3 I th« ¡ II. >tifusoli ’uriti. MX lie’« - M»uth <4 Earflv Point. <»n<* reil !in< -t>a« k wt* • r t* <• j < urs ohi; ear mark*: crop «41 th* h it ami under Rh»l»e in th»-right. t»ran<led “Y' on I* ti hip I have u feeding him sim *• the Hth <»f Jan> uary Own* r will pl«*a«4* eall and pay « hai c* - and take the ani ma! «« h \ JOHN BIGHAM. Kitrcli 3.1W0. . Sc ft I. t ad et. .. yif.'ii. .Eject rie. Ch<i*n< <<*' Munirne... . Myrtle Gremii Sill. I elect ft Estray Notice. We have the above in Latest Colors. »1 JW> «4 Estray Notice. New Trimmings, New Buttons, Gloves, Mitts, Stockings, Shawls « G pneinct » la^t D«« «-mt»« r. «>n» l«av marc, about nine > « ar« «•!<!. with a whit«-stripe flow n tu« < an«! a w t.it« »‘p- t <-n h» r lip; nil «.! ti« i t.■« t Flannels. Yarns, Blankets, Etc., Etc. ar»* a I » whit«-. The «»wn« r m r« qu« M« d to call for tu« animal and pay «’harg«-*. LADIES'WOOL VESTS AND P' m NTS. SCARLET AND WHITE. E. GUAI PNER. St< riingvill«-. M.Tch24. ameti mv farm i I 7A O put SALE. :»19. At TES III’ LAND -419 T .E res <»t tarin .and in th« va;h > . g«,ud fur fruit or gram. Tu.» thui»*»an<l Rix hundred aert-s fu<»t-hill und iiioiititai ii-s-dv laii'1. »« •<! f • »»• 11 nit. «ini v - mg «»r *•!•»« kraiwtng. This tra« k «•! land haa «»v« r <<,v«,n miles • »t f«n< ■ ujr, dw«*lltnir-h<»ua<*. a M> h '1 shed «»1 iMItvt t, lili'l pl«nt) of liViiirf water. i ' h II on «»r addretta J.s. HERRIN. Ashland. J m < k-MGi < Or. Silk Warp Henrirttas. Assabets, Tricots, Scotch l’laids. 42 inches wide, Black Brocade Cashmeres, Strip' d Fonle, in Colors, Iron Frame Alpacas, Neiimis. Shephard, ¡’laid. Carhemire, $ll,7*iS l»Alf> OCT. Institute fund fr- in l*i«t n'p-r» Received for certificate fees .. Choice Lands For Sale. All Wool Ladies' Broadcloth, 52 inches Wide on xvorvTS pah » uct . Bv amount naid out on Rrhool tumerntend- ent warra.i’s 1,08s no By ba’anrn m ho I fund on hand . .. 12 H Hasan cntin-'.j n< w tiu tluMl forwasbing fine « inl»r<»i<i« ru s. la«-* curtHins. fringes. muslins. (white und b>;i< k , all kindb «>i wfMih ns. Indi«*' tinnii« ls and «• tu r w«ar- in • apparvi: al»*« rf« rit'?* v’.'tlu s <1« an«d and rv- piiir« rt iloti«*« . lai«-*- «lut.im « h an- inrf a specialiy. Fric«e iow sud sailataction iruarant vv*l. DRESS -:- SUITINGS. on 00 (V) 00 scnnni. fvm ». To am<>unt on liant! from b»«t report 5 1,**25 «I Ju'v C» T » tine in jus tice court .< no < OREGON LADIES $3.» ¿59 01 7 ?1 2 ( It Mi lid) fr« PORTLAND in rterlingvillb m 21 no $99 43 75 55 25 |9?r 00 S tate nr O regon . ) County of Jackson j I, R H Moore, do hereby certify that ’he fniegning is a ¡rue and correct s’aiement of the amounts received, paid out and rernidrinc? on h «nd in the ronn?v tressnrv of «a»»l c »untv’ t »F the six months etid’"g on the 31**t day'd March A D 1*90. Wii^e^s my hand this 31*»t dar of March, A. D ISK). K. H MOORE. County Treasurer, j Special Bargains In All Wool. WARNING <HICE IS HEREBY <.IV E.N TH AT WHERE- as jur wife leu* left my home, I wifi not un« am <!•«« of her contraction. MCI EL81LVA. I’ninnt4»wn Praejnct. April 3. lb'.nj. —7 N .76’ i u ch Tri cot*.........................titt Cm t* a Yard. 4a 4tt C< ifihmrrrs.................tifi “ 44 34 C’ushmrre*.............. 23 ** ** NOTICE i|| h«> pleased to show rf«H«ds or furnish sample* by mail. R«*spcctfully, J. NUNAN. Ja r-ksonville. Or. I fi HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT i WILL n>*« I»»* r»-M|h«n-*ibh tur any in<lrl»tudn«-bi« in y wtfv. Addi« S hiBitr. may « untract after • ». •flat«- I J ELI US SCHMITT, ja ckloovlUc. Or.. April Î. hw.