jke^monntuíhuw
EDITORIAL NOTER-
J0SKPHIN1 C0-sTT IWW>
Grant's Paiw
“
.
Mcctricity
will probably be lighted with
Car*
iielt w* ' “
®r'
».J A Bladen. <d army fame, spent sev-
days at t he Pass last wet k.
The gas strike at Lebanon ta on land owned
by Daniel W. Hardin, the brick tnan.
TKACHXRS’ IN'RTITÜTF.
Brakeman Hart.
A Ripe Old Age.
P- Aftler. of Ashland, a brakeman on
|
th" freight running north, had his left
| foot crushed by a fall under the wheels of
' 8 <rs°°;'e •" be W88 “templing to board
o
’ ‘J’. , ® ‘J81“ *•» moving -l.wlv past the
Ashland depot at half-pa-t 3 o’cl s-k In the
* he ,r“in'h>e tb-re »t 3 :45 the
night before bail been d-laved on the trip
from Roseburg and had J i-t i iill««<l tn'o
Ail,,r>8 »" old railroad man
anil telegraph operator, and has been etn-
pl«*ved for years on the Southern Pacific
and Central Pacific lines. The surgeon
thinks that the foot may possibly be
saved, a« the ankle joint is not injured.
J. H. Holcomb and wife, nf Beicherville,
Texa», have celebrated thrir fiity fiftli wed
ding anniversary, »nd are still bale and
hearty. The secret of their long life and
good health is that they correct any slight
»liment promptly, and In that way avoid
serious eicSitess l.'ke n>o«t every one else,
they »re more frequently troubled with
eon’t'pation than anv other physical dm-
ord r. To correct tlii» they take Hl. Pat
rick’s Pills in nref- rence to any other, be
came,as Mr Holcomb says. " I hey are a
mild pill and, besides, keep the whole sys
tem in good order. We prixe them very
highly." For sale by Dr. J. Hinkle, Cen
tral Point, and G. H. Haskins, Medford
State Normal School, Monmouth, Or.
T he Philadelphia »•<». which says of
Pursuant to adjournment, the Jackton
it»« II. "it always ha* been a staunch Re
County
Teachers' Association met !u Modford
<
publican
newspaper,
always
ha*
sup
SEPTEMBER 2»I >“*
> I Saturday. September 13th, at 1030 o'clock A.
FRIDAY
ported, and always expects to support I
I; M., at the Presbyterian church. Prof. P. A.
Republican principles,” repudiate*- Q>*'
Getz,
president. In the chair, with the follow
1
ay
G otx UO* P»> o yik ha» wirfl Mr in inis vigorous language : “The cr
ing members in attendance: Misses Della
knows
that
Matthew
btar.lev
mitrv
Nohl«, the MM-nUry uf <he ¡n'’,n«r-
Peter Schnrllback has gone to Siskiyou Picket, Bertha Colton, Helen Strang, Henri
. Q iay is county. Cal., for the winter months.
etta Moore, Lucy Hay, Nellie Ewan, Messrs.
MkHW for a recount ot the popnLU'on o one ol the biggest rascal, o'
knows
that
he
is
a
in»'
.a
of
jail-
It
th« whole «»ate, b“’*1' ul'on unn«i>ion
Grant's Paw’board of trade sent a recom- E. E. Smith. I. B. Raymond. J. W. Beatty, J.
worthless,
whore
•
’
a
whose
word
is
W. Crawford and J. O. Holt.
meudatiou for a recount of the state.
tonnd in Portland an«! ’>al«*m.
whose disaipat»"'
.eachery is notorious,
A communication from H. C. Faber, resign
J. L Scott returned last week from his sum
word,
'
u
habits
are
a
national
by
ing the office of secretary, was read and ac
mer outing down on the Cuue buy coast.
Dion B ovcicavlt , the wiHbrat«-i ««-^r
coward'
-nd whose selfishness and
L. L. Jewell, of the firm of Hale A Jowell^ if cepted.
and writer, «lied at J,,'w
.....m, ,,- con-
.e are simply monumental. The once more at his old home in "York state.
On motion, the following*named persons
*>2d inai H- w»" “ n,“n
12,1
.ary knows that Quay has been
darXr, but neverthel"«
1
Our fast horses are making a showing at the were elected members of the association:
If vnu linve headache try Preston’»“ He<i-
charged
with
accepting
bribe«,
3rd
that
muH? ab.iity .nd «^« <1
«» H ,
Misses Emma Coleman, Janet Forbes, Mollie Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.
district fair, ranking among the very best.
Ake.”
he di I not refute the charge It knows
M. McKinley, Clara B. Frink, Hattie Coburn,
E«l.
Light
has
the
contracts
for
building
the
cho.cn nrofe""!'’"-
that he was a venal legislator and a new Grave creek aud Jump-otT-Joe bridges.
Ellen Burnell and Delpha Masterson aad N. A.
Ir “the foreigner pay« tb*, Jnt e. .. „ crocked state treasurer, and that, after
The campmecting on Williams creek has at Jacobs.
-mts-zzling several hundred thousands of tracted tunny visitors during the past week.
it was moved and carried that N. A. Jacobs
even Mr. McKinley «U* no| «,-rnple to state fund», he was only prevented from
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889.
T. J. Mackin has the contract for building act as secretary.
intimate on the *«ur',,p jn Maine, why carrvingout his threat of jumping from
Nominations and election of officers’being
am the imi'Oitir
merchant, of New the third story window of a Harrisburg the new county bridge across Williams creek.
Henry Smith of Wolf creek visited his declared in order, resulted as follows: C. S.
York no con«.*’ nr,j „ ihjiii getting money hotel or drowning himself in the Sus daughter,
Mrs. I W. Burrins, at Ashland last Price, president: E. E. Smith, J. W. Crawford.
enough to ’ ^ke their goni» out of bond quehanna by Don Cameron’s making week.
G. G. I. Newbury, L. A. Simons and !. B. Ray
before t»- e new tar If bill goes into effect? good the stolen money. This embezzler.
An extension 11* being built to Tunnel No. 9, mond. vice-presidents; N. A. Jacobs, secre
M. S. Quay, who now disgraces this to avoid further troutde from mountain tary; Miss Bertha Colton, treasurer.
A axroKT comes from Boston to the ef commonwealth by ai>|>earing in Wash alldt*«.
School Superintendent C. B. Price, president
fect that ex President Cleveland will ington as one of her United States sena
Th»* R«»gue river bridge is finished, except elect. not being present, the retiring presi
abandon New York as his place of busi tors, baa his fingers clutched ii|>on the th»- aiq>r«•aches, and whl be ready tor crusmug dent. Prof. Getz, delivered the gavel of author
ness and residence and remove to the throat of the Republican party. He is In a few duys.
ity to E. E. Smith, first vice-president, who
The next annual meeting «»f Indian war
Huh. It is no doubt of a sensational prostituting the party to Lis own selfish
veterans will bv held at Grant’s Pass on the immediately assumed the duties of his office.
character, as will lie seen in the future purpose.
He is making ‘republican- 12th proximo.
After severaWWhutiful songs by members
Ask your County Superintend
Mr. Cleveland’s horn* is in New York, ibui ' synonymous with rascality, lying,
J B. Adams has been quite ill for sometime of the aaaociation, led by Prof. Get«, with
and there he will remain.
and steahng, and, were there a national with crys-pelas in one arm, t»ut !• re|H»rtvd Miss Janet Forbes as orga nist, the association
ent about Free Scholarship.
e.ection tins year, the Republican party much better now.
on motion adjourned for dinner.
G in . A itikoat »'» n-ntival from the would be defeatd, tiecause Mat. S. Quay
Hon. A. w. Gowan of Wallowa county was
The association re-assembled at 1:30 o'clock,
poeition of aK-nt i" sai I to have reaulteil Control" the machinery. Vide»«bis gup poring over county rccortkiin betalf of the and after music by the members the pro
from lit» haviM intiti.ate l to the itotn- is broken the party will be whippetl in census bureau this week.
gramme was taken up. it was found that a
■
tui«*ioner of Inilian affi'rv at Washing IS92. For the sake of the future of the Grant’s Pass has another excellent hotel, in majority of those assigned subjects had failed
ton that he knnw more about the n< eda Republican party, I'attison should be th«- Blackburn house, opened last week in to be in attendance, and in consequence of
Sherer
&
Judson
’
s
ulock.
of the a<encv than that eonceiteil fune elected and Quay's man defeated."
which the exercises were not yery lengthy
Frank Applegate, Butler Helman and wife
tionarr who*.only auun-ea of information
M iks Bernhardt have returned from their and the session not a very lively one.
0PB.U SKPTtlBER Utb.
1S9O.
CliOHM OtTOBFii t$U. *
T h » Democratic senator«, like most and
were intentivi» t»err--ption and M. E.
••Factoring" was presented by I. B. Hay
members of the party, believe itt the stijourn at Klamath agency,
Conference reaolation".
¿Hilary Band of Fifty Selected Mimklani will furniwh the music.
mond.
principal
of
the
Central
Point
public
Hignor
Liberal
Thv
,
’
hilian
Medicine
Co.
is
playing
a
two-
principle of reciprocity, anti would lie w. ♦ ks engagement at Grant's Pass, to a large
acK-r«
ol floor epacc fille<l to overflowing with the wonders of thin
ar
school, in a very forcible and thoughtful man Six and one-half A
Th*>fte holding a Diploma from the school are entitled to teach in any county in the state without
/ $vorld of Mechanics in Miniature. Not to visit tnis Great Kxposi-
Tus doctors have discovered that the »lad to see it extended to every country audience. It is a most excellent company and ner. which proved the gentleman to be up to wonderful age. wohrlers
in -------
every
department
art ---.
and - selcnee k will
miss an op-
tion
and
view
ita
w<
---------
—
# —
r---------- of —
- lie to —
-
erysipelas microbe will exterminate the which buys our products and sells us desi*i vt« a liberal patronage.
further
examination, lieautiful and healthful location. No saloons, Hood facilities, Fall term
the educational procession and one of our pro- portunity such aa baa never been presented to the people of this coast before.
diphtheria microbe, and wee won, so theirs; but they want none of (be so- [ A. A. Alw«»rth is employed with Borth- ’ gressive teachers. An animated discourse
OPENS
NKPTEMHEIl 23d, 1S9O, For Catalogue adder** SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY.
that When the patient in ill with one dis- called reciprocity which is contained in 1 wick. Batty A < •>.. of Portland, and will r<- followed, which was participated in by Profs,
THE FAT AND DOMESTIC STOCK DEPARTMENT
sense they inoculate him with the virus the Aldrich amendment to the tariff bill, I move his family to the metropolis soon.
Will open tfept. 35th and close October M. $5.500 is offered in cash premiums in this D» part-
! Crawford, Getz and others.
of the other and bring him out well. which puts it in the power of the presi Ralph K. Dimick was married to Miss
KtiH-k Department open to visitors fromV a . m . until 5 r. m Rxpoa'tion from 1 1*. . m .
The subject ot “Vocal Music" was handled inent.
Anna Baker at Wilbur. Douglas county, on i
Now, if we cculd only set the tariff n*t- dent to close our ports against friendly the
until 10 r M. One admission ticket admits to both. Price, adults, 50 cts.; children SScts. R< •
10th, Rev. G. W Quimby officiating.
in
a
skillful
manner
by
Prof.
Getz,
and
the
duc<»d
rates
on all transportation lines leading to Portland.
erobe and the bogus [s-nsion bacillus by nations whenever it inav be his pleasure
For information address,
K. W. ALLEN, Supt. and Sec y.
John Lenz of Crescent city. Ual., recently members of the association recci red some use-
the earn, how soon Uncle Sam would re so to do, and that makes it {Hissible lor bought
Henry Smith place at Grant's Pass 1 ful information on thia muoh-ncgiected study
combinations of unscrupulous H)>ecula- and will the
cover from his financial consumption.
make his borne here in future.
which no doubt resulted very materially to
tors to manipulate our tariff for their
NIe<lior<l, Oregon, Il lincilo -¿VII Ikintls oí
Shattuck, the watermelon chief, is shipping
Tn» following 1» a h"t of the delegatee own benefit at the expense of the con melons at the rate of 10.000 to 12.000 per week. * their benefit.
It
was
moved
and
carried
that
the
associa
selected to represent tide «tate in ttie sumers. That isn't the Democratic idea The season is almost over now, however.
tion meet <n Jacksonville four months from
The Only Snfr Protector of Hutter
international convention of newspaper of reciprocity ; therefore it was not sur
M. Mickelson returned from Ashland last
for House, Tourist, Picnic and
men to be held at s»t. Patil. Minn . next prising that the solid Democratic vote I w* . k H«' thinks ’•microbe killer’’ is having a t this date, January 10, $H81. and that the
Camp.
June : I!. W. S.-ott, of the Orrç«>iï<»n ; was cast against it. Two Republicans— beneficial efftvt un the cancer on Ills tongue. next mating, November H, 1MM> be
Protect» Butter from nil odor»,
The M E. (’hnrch (South) ladies gave a fine postponed until that time, unless ordered to
L. Samuel, ll'r.«t Short -, Ubarle« Nu keil, Evarts and Edmunds—also voted against
hunt and kumdUnif. Keens But
supper
last
Friday
«-veiling
for
th»*
benefit
of
meet
at
that
time
by
the
president.
ter
cool and sweet and is easily «nd
Tnc zx.
fackiemvdle ; O. P. Maeon, it, and another Republican—Senator their church, which was quite well patronized.
quickly cleaned.
The
president
appointed
J.
W.
Crawford,
P.
Hoar
—
fia>l
the
unblushing
effrontery
to
Farmer, Portland ; S. M. Yoran. R'girtrr,
v. C M. Hill, general Baptist missionary A. Getz and N. A. Jacobs committee on pro
Filitene ; J Michell, .VvUi.t inter. The state in snl>Htance in Ins dosing speech f »r R< Oregon,
■a*
PRICE. 30 tent* Each.
attend'd the Rogue River Bap
Dalle«; E. C. Pt nt'and, H7«< òi<fe, In- that he only supporter! it liecause fie re tint Association at Grant’s Pass during the gramme for the next meeting.
Liberal discount to Agent*. Sample
Moved
and
carried
that
the
thanks
of
the
garded
st
as
a
make-believe
reciprocity,
we« k
ilependenca.
by mall on receipt of price.
lie told the truth ; the object of the Re Chas. Williams, aged 16 years, was caught association be tendered the teachers of the
F. B. CASE CO.
nth a tailing pile of lumber at the S. P. Medford public schools for the excellent din
T h » suit brought by Col. Dudley publicans in adopting the so-called re ben»
ILi.3 Valencia St., San Franeiwo, Cal.
D. A L. Co.'s y ards a tew days since and quite ner spread and the kind hospitality received
against the New York newspapers have ciprocity amendment la*ing to catch badly hurt.
at their hands.
never been prosecuted. An order was votes for the party. They recognized
This I'ounty is well rrpr«*sent«d at the dis-
Receipts for initiation fees and dues, $3 30.
obtained by TA- Word for Col. Dudley’s the popularity of the idea and have at tnet fair, and its exhibits command much
THAT CAN BE DSHD EVERY DAT
Music by the association, led by Prof. Craw
attention. \ large number of our people are
examination, under oath, as to ttie au tempted to take advantage of it.
is the kind that pays. Scores of
ford,
closed
the
exercises
of
the
day,
and
on
in
attendance.
thorship of the letter, but the Colonel re
young business men, and hun-
motion
the
meeting
adjourned.
VI«
At
Lirr»
and
Siavin
wdlnut
meet
in
Work
on
the
walls
of
the
first
national
bank
fused to answer the questions pro
dreds of book-keepers aud sten-
commenced last week, snd it will Ee
N. A. J acobs , Secretary.
pounded to him. The Mlits bare all been the ring at London ui'lese they aie will building
t«raphers of both sexes, attribute their success to a course at the Portland Busi
rushed through to completion before the bad
ing
toforfeit
|10.tMN)
bail
each.
For
«lays
dismiseel. although none of the defend
weather sets in.
ness College, rortlaml, Oregon, or the Capital Business College. Salem.
BKAL KNTATK TfU.WKR.«.
ant newspapers have ma.in any retraction the fight between the two men has been
Oregon. Both are under the management of A. P, Armstrong, have same courses of
James Neeley and family last week removed
eagerly
awaited,
and
until
Monday
or apology. _____________
to th»* county-seat, where Mr. N. expects to
The following deist, were recorded ia the itudv, same rites of tuition. Itusincns, Short h.nn<1,Typewriting, Penmanship and I.nf-
morning it looked as if it would surely build him a reaab nee on his property near the
office of the county recorder «lime the l*at re lisb Departments. Write to either for joint Catalogue and specimens of penmanship
most complete
come
off.
Both
men
were
reported
to
be
Gilbert ertek bridge.
T h « followmir, from the San Franciwo
port of ibe T im ««:
in
the
pink
of
condition
and
ready
for
A
project
is
on
foot
to
build
a
larg»*
saw
I’hronielt, 1» worthy the attention of the
John M Gibson to Mary Susan Smith. J.40
mill on the riv»r as soon as the waterworks
fruitgrowers of southern «»re^on; “Ti e the tight. Thing", however, took a sud dam
is c«niipl»’t«d. Logswill be brought dowu acn-s In twp 37 «. r 2 w; »72.
den
turn,
when
both
Slavin
and
Mc
Mary Susan Smith to Win Bybee, sama.
attractive paekimtof California fruit this
from upper Rogue river.
G tv Howard to Wm Slinger, lot
blk it
rear is attracting the atten.ion of eaHtern Auliffe were arreste«!. The news spread
The
contract
has
been
let
fora
new
county
Melt..rd;
$70.
fruit-grower« an I nhippere. It ha" ta with great rapidity; but still sporting- bridge across Jump-«iff-Jov at the old stag»?-
Wm E Barnum to C W Sk ecl, »Iced <»f correc
ken Californian" a number of year" to ! men hoped that the two mt n would get roa»l crossing. It will i»«» r»*a«ly for crossing tion to fraction of land in town of Medford;
$4iXW.
ANY
learn that half the battle itt won when 1 out of the scrape some wav. As it turned before high water can be look«d for.
W I VawtertoS S Pentz, land in Mwlford;
Dr. J. G. J’-ssup last week received the sad $150.
thev pack fruit in t v«teful style, bat they i out, however, there is hardly a ghost of
news«»f the death of his br«>ther, Fernando
H S Pentz to Franci* H C Penfz, land In Med
appear now to have thoroughly learned a chance that the tight w:ll take place. Jessup,
at Hay ward’s. Cal. Deceased was a ford. $1.
The two pugilists were immediately ta
the le»*'n."
worthy young man of 34 years of age.
C Magruder to J W Merritt, lot 18, blk IL
ken to a police court. The charge
Superintendent Roberts of the Waldo c«q> Central Point; $171).
against
them
was
conspiring
to
commit
1 11 and Matilda Williams to J W Merritt, lull
Tur: B eton llrr,tlj prints a statement
per mines was nt the Pass alter .supplies and
nts last week, ami « xproses great 10 and 11, and fraction In blk 16, Central Point.
of the condition of the iron manufactur a breach of |>eace. The justice bound sucoutreim
BUT CURES «
$lfW.
confid« nee in the tuture of the mines.
Notice for Publication.
Cbarlca Walker to W 1 Vawter and R P
ing business of N"W England by a gentle tsith over in tlO,000 each for a hearing
NOTHING
ELSE.
last
Tuesday
morning.
Tin*
action
of
Geary.
acres
tn
twp
37
r
r
2
w.
$*ii).
Sehooi
Superintendent
Massie
r«-turn«*d
IflHt
man who has made a careful study of
I’. S. Land Office, Uosvbuig. Or .
the police was unexpected. It has we<’k fr«nn a tour through Montana, in th*- Constantine Magruder to Nathan Steadhatn,
the subject. He shows that the cost of ean»e<i
July
letto.
» ndeavor to find a land fairer than tins, He lot 1 blk 4, Central Point; $40.
any
amount
of
talk
among
«port
Noti«
*
ia
ln-r«-l>y «riven tbat in compiiuuce
American foiinrlrv iron is increased M 75
returned horn«* contented with his lot.
GW Howard to Jii.nva Gilbert, lot y. blk ¿2
ing
men.
The
common
report
is
that
wttli tto* provisu-ii, ot thè act ot ContrroM of
••
M»slf»>rd;
-
•
ro.
«
a ton by the «"riff; the cost of American
Torn Flt/.-immons of the defunct “News" Is
..1
We challenge the reader to successfully controvert the assertion that J uih .1. l<>,<nt!tl«l "Au act tor tli<
Nannie IL
t<> Mary E Iluling, 21.48 acrea in
forge iron $3.50 a ton ; the cost of scrap Slavin "blew tt«e gaff’ himself. He editor of the “Stockmen’s ami Dairymen’s twi’ X s. r Barr
tlintu-r lande in tlo-s atee < >1 ettlifernia, ««r*-
2 w, $1401».
was, according to report, on a spree last Exeiiangt " of San Francisco. Toiu is a good
an
acre
of
thrifty,
well-cultivated,
producing
orchard
trees
in
the
val
u-«u,
vada
aiid
Wiudiiofrtori
T«.-rnt<*r>
J O Johnson
al., to Nathan P PbippR, lot
• iiiirvu et
< i «...
iron 14.53 a ton ; the ciwt of I’es-e'iiar
but why «iocs he spell it Fitz-Simmons, so. t»ik 2i,
M. Junpt-r of Ktreeburir, c-ounty <■!
I. M»«dford;
:
$44110.
ley of Rogue River will yield a net yearly income of ¿100. It will Io-ter
iron for steel making |5 50 a ton. That night and was a little out of condition. fell«»w,
Itoilglus. Oregon, Ino*
tilt»
da>
tiled
now?
A I) Helman
lelman to Johanna Hourk. .83 acres !a
If
the
“
«-
reports
are
true,
there
w
.«s
every
is, if the duty were taaen f-o 11 these
in line office bis Mworti siatemi ni b>r Uie
average
100
trees
to
the
acre,
and
the
estimate
is
based
upon
the
dem
Ashland;
Si.
reason
for
Slavin
to
give
the
tip
to
the
The lithograph cuts <»f Grant's Pass have
t'urchaee
of
thè,«
of
K'c.
5-*.
lu
T«*p.
A I) Helman to W J and E I) Cunningham,
crude coinmohti-a there w ul 1 he at the
been delivered to ttoe patr -u- of the enter
onstrated fact that each fruit tree will produce 41 in value, net, of No. .fife. Ilanirv No. .i e.au'l uliìorter i-n.-t lo
in Ashland; $1H7.
prea-nt P’ic -Sof iron this difference to police. A great deal of disappoiutment prise, who ar«* getu-rally well satisfied with land
show timi tb< land sougiit is more «sìllabi«*
James M Brandon to Gabriel Long, assign
has
b*
en
caused
by
this
turn
of
affairs.
marketable fruit each year.
them
It
is
certainly
an
effective
way
to
ad
ihw benefit of the New England manufac
tor ite tituber or stono itimi toi "gricultural
ment of bond; IflOU.
vertise the town.
plirpoei e. uiid to i-etabìlsh hle < I hiiii lo eald
turer.
OGaniardtoJ B Dungan, e^g of nr’4 and
I R ii - rrskntative C oopkh proved that
lnri-1 befote thè RegXcr Htl'l K«-celV«-t ot t 111.
of sel^ of Rec S3, and sw’4 of gee 23; alto
A b.glit- <1 lamp fell during services at the
offici
ai Ko-etiurg. or..oli Tbursilay, ilo lr.tU
Lemon, the pension attorney, who en XetlpHlist vhureii in Grant's Pass one even •w^A of ttAa uf sec 29, t wp 35 s r 2 w
act re-
dii) ot OctolH-r. 1S'.*O. Il- nann e a- u .tlieeeee
Oazix'N will proh.biy get no i«*count. I dorsed Commissioner Railin'" notes for ing I « «-« nt y . causing soim uhat of a pauio
Itami
kl.H-k, Geo short, A iri-d Kil.h. n ..t
Chas. H. Hargadine to Joseph Simon anil
Secretary Nobl«, h*. not »aid so in so kl'J.BIM) the day alter Ranm made a ruling until th»- lanitor threw tin blazing bowl out
Ih <>e|>< i l. i >i . N. J .VI i ieh ot l'ori and.
Ben Selling, 50U0 acres hi twp 3S s, r 1 and 2 e;
many word», but tlu-re was a ron- that put more than fLTSi.iX») in Lemon’s of the window.
’
1 of An) and all persone cianumi: min rei > thè
In
other
words
an
acre
of
producing
fruit
trees
has
a
valuation
ference ot Joiin Hyde, Henry Gannett pocket«, had committed a forgery more
alaivc-di-M-nbi-d lande ari requ» et* >1 lo tue
R«*v A. If. Si'-huD announces that the first
Martha W Hargadine to same, same prop-
than any
bank—for the bank is sometimes cariied tlieir
iiooo. i It is
■ better
‘
_....................................
«-Ialine In thls ..iti. e on or b* f. r. ra d
and Hp-eial A.’ent L>*land. The corres than twenty years ago in Washington and quart. ! ly im < ting f.»r Grant's Passcireuit will • rtj; flO.UUO.
1*141.
b- held at W‘¡«1« rv,II«* on Saturday and Sun
Elizabeth E Ayers »t al. to same, same prop-
nature—a trust-worthy . .. guardian — luti, ua) ol October,
into Canada by the cashier, Dame
1
pondent o! tile Orrgoniin was l're*-nt as had been therefor disbarred from prac day. September 27 and 2H; R» v. T. L. Jones, P. erty:
JOHN II tJHl'PE. KegiMer.
823..W,
E.
.
will
be
there.
the e-inferen«'« wa- «» hiui concluded, and tice before a government department,
takes care of the principle, aud the dividends never fail. Of course if
Albert G Rockfrilow to Jaeuh Wagner, quit,
Gannett «aid |H>«itivelv that no recount and that the patent upon which the Re
The board of trade ot Grant s Pass is col claim to t-4 share in East Ashland water ditch-
you plow your orchard once in twenty years, and rob the trees of their
Notice for Publication.
would be order«*«!. "Yon may say," he frigerator company, of which Raum is lecting an »-xt.-nsiv«- exhibit for the Indus 837.50.
C asteria ctnsw (Vile. C«wtfp«tl-~n.
N W t hllc.tt tot) A (' R Ri’o, undivided 1-40
fair nt Portland, to illustrate the various
nourishment by making a cornfield of the orchard ground, and invite
Sour
ßtomoeb,
Dlarrhœa,
Eructation.
a«l-l«*J, “that the seerrturv, it he orders a , president, and Representative Smyser, trial
pnaim-tions and r»*sourc<*s of Josephine coun i I mt ♦•rest in East Ashland or Applegate ditch;
C. R. Land »Jflice, Ro»< burg. <>r..
the birds and orchard pests to make a restaurant of your orchard, you
reeoint at a'l, it will be Multnomah i ■to whom ba« ts’err delegate«! th" task of ty. It will be a big advertisement for this
.1 u« \ 21, UM.
Govan High to same, same; $50.
Notice
is
hereby given that in compliaiKc
county «lone, and that it will notextend rlei-ting Representative McKinley, is a sectiou.
must not complain that your horticultural methods have precipitated a with tin provisn»iifr
Milton tn ^arah A Batotnan, quitclaim
ot the act ol ( « ngrt ss «.f
Ah x. Watts, th«* surveyor, who went down to Rosa
KüU
Warm»,
»irei
sleep,
«ad
pruiuoAss
dl-
any farther in Oregon, unless it is to the larg st,« kholder, was a worthless fraud
lots 1 and 2. blk 31, Medford; $.50.
June 3, l>7s,» ntitlcd Au act tor the salt of
foreclosure of the mortgage on your orchard.
R -gu« riv« r lor the purpose ot < xamining
Matton,
Guorg»- R Hargadineto Marietta Kyle et al
city ol Saiem." This was assented to trefore the Republicans ol the white th»*
timber lunds in the States of Caiitoinia. Ore
route from Grant's Pass to th»* mouth of uihtclahn to 5<JW acres in twp 38 a, r 1 and 2 t~
Without ujarfotu madicatton
gon, N« vada and Washington T» iih « r\.''
by the other two.
the
stream,
reports
tlist
a
go«
»«1
road
can
be
washing'.-ommittee got their heads to built at a reasonable figure. It should be
McDonald I’ardu» ol Pr»»speci. county <d
Tu* ('■rrrava COXTAIVT, “ Murray Street N Y.
Martha W Hargadinc to George R Harga-
Jackson, State ot Ort gon. has thm day t.h »1 m
gether and decided not to investigate built, by nil means.
dine.
quitclaim
to
122bacres
m
twp
Mn.r
I
and
tins
I ds .sworn Mat« no nt tor tin pur
Tat Indiana benvieraiie platform was the private bpsine«« affairs of Raum.
With half the care you give wheat-fields, and it will yield an income chase «. dice
of the sc U ot section No. s. in t«>u tmlup
The dam aernaa Rogue river has presentiMl a
llattie M Logan to Fred D Wagner, lot 4.5
adopted denouncing Dudley,and alleging The majority of the committee may busy
in-» ne «luring the past few weeks, ami
N'«* 32 a. range No. Jc, and will oft. i proof t.»
on
a
valuation
of
¿1000
an
acre.
There
is
not
a
wheat-field
in
this
that Harrison and Morton carried the whitewash till doomsday, but it will not our people are at Inst beginning to realize Highland Park add to Ashland;
show that tin- land sought is more valuable
county which yields such an income, and EVERY orchard does.
G C Roberta to Ellsworth G Roberts, 170
what a vast source of w»*tilth has be<*n allowed
t<»r its timber or stone than tor agricultural
state in ISaS by fraud, and that the change the verdict of “guilty as indict to
waste in th»- water that flows d«»wn the riv acres in twp 38 s. r 1 w; fiiOOU.
Purposes, and to <‘stablish his claim to 3-aid
We
propose
to
sell
you
an
acre
of
fine
alluvial
soil,
within
cannon
national administration of Benjamin ed," which the unprejudiced public has er channel. On»* n«*<*d not bean enthusiast to
Ellsworth G Roberts to Emma J Roberta
land before the Register and K« c«i\eroi tins
Harrison has made itself an accessory found against the commissioner of pen predict a larg«* manufacturing town in th»* sanxe land;
1 shot of five growing towns, close to the steel rails of a trans-continental office Ht Roseburg, (>regon. on Wedn<*adax
E P Hammond to William L Wallace, lot 11
IMhdav ot Oct..bcr, l*g»» He nami* au »‘
alter the fm t to •l.O'e crimes by shield sions, and Mr. Harrison will retain him near future.
railroad, in the most beautiful valley on the slope of the Pacific, with the
bik 36, Medford; $.50.
witnesses N. J. Welch, A. T. Kitchen uf Port
R«
‘
sidrntsof
Jurnp-off-Joc
last
we»k
opened
ing crimln 1 e from punishment, and in office at ttie peril of hie party. It is their new bridge, built by contributions <»f
George R Hargiultnc to Carrie E Hargadlne
land.
county , Oreg.m; < . A. < hap-
---- WITH ITS-----
one hundred growing, thrifty producing fruit trees, to be selected by man ot Multnomah
Roseburg. Douglas county, Oregon;
ever
rewarding them for their kna- stated quietly by Republicans that the citlz»’ns. for pulilie use. The county lent and Mary F Casey, 40 acres In twp V i r 1 e-
$30u.
J.
.
M<
Intosh.
AlHTdeen,
Washington.
you.
Buy
it
Tor
a
home
to
shelter
you
if
adversity
or
the
winters
of
, au I that the brazen prostitution of ¡•resident would have demands I his res .«otn»* assistance in th«* shAp»* of lumber and
Home Office at Salem, Oregon,
Wm L Wallace t»> Martha A Cbappel, lot 11.
Any and all persons dunning u«iv. rs< !y the
the bridge. 144£f<*rt long, with blk
38. Medford; $V).
’ 1
>e machinery of the federal court for ignation liefore this if the congressional 75-foot span Is, :#) but
old
age
overtake
you
and
find
you
penniless.
ab«
a « -d»-scribed lands ar» rcqu< st»-d to ft|<
f»*»«t above low water, is a mon
O hi Fowlur to Welcome Fowler, Intonwt iu
their claims in thia office on or bd<»rv said
the distriat of ' u.atia, by its judge and elections were not so near, and that ument to th»- «•nti-rprise of the neighboring
(tu the State Insurance CVi’s. Building.)
aud blocks in Modford; $1’*©.
15tb day of October, I nwi .
attorney, to the service ami protection to after Raum gets hie coat of whitewash citizens, who arc Justly proud of their achieve lots
IT IM WOIITII $1.000.
Horace Root to H F Rector, 40 acroa in two
JOHN H. SHUPE, R««gistcr.
(AMD BRANCH OFFICES IN PORTLAND, ASTORIA ANI> ALBANY.
ment.
conspirators against suffrage, constitute and the elections are over lie will be
8, r 1 e; $.500.________________
r
The following is the apportionment of the
We give away the land. Pay us ¿10 a month, 10 cents a tree, for
H rs for ss'c n lurgi’ list ot
the most infamous chapter in the judici compelled to resign.
Notice
for Publication
state sch«H>l fund of Josepninecounty.as mad»*
Pelican Bay Road Work Began
al annals of the republic.
two years, and we will present you a warranty deed of the acre, and
last month by Hupt. Massie. The state fund,
T he California supreme court, in <!«*• reported hy Treasurer Rhorer, is $2,4X0.96,
U.S. Land Oflice, Roseburg, Or..
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms, Also City and
work of repairing and Improving
GUARANTEE it to have a thrifty, growing, producing orchard.
ciding the Barry case, holds that the which is an Incr« asp of $^** 95 over that for the The
V .1
4 .
*
Jul>
Tat magnificent badge which the
wagon road between Ashland and Fort
IW District No. 1. $».15; No. 2. $56 55; No 3
Despite
these
facts
the
farmers
of
tim
country
continue
to
value
j
N«»tic<-1-hereby given that in c«»mphanv'*
Suburban
Property.
press
may
“
freely
criticise
the
official
Araminrr offered to the most popular
Klsmath »as taken in hand by ('apt. A. [).
$92 MO; N’.. 4. $79 75; No. 5. $Jin.3U; No. 6, ÄIAV
"
with the provisions «>1 the ai*t of ( ongr'ws of
Thu Oregon Lan«l C o ., wm rapcctally nrirnn!z»N! for th* purpose or buyiinr mi 1 «*ub<livi<linK their land high, and rob its soil by sowing it with wheat and compet- Jun« J. 1S7H. entitled "Au act tor the sab- <>f
f<>. 10. Helman. »Tin is familiar with the country,
representative of the Native Sons of the conduct of a Judge and bring to light \o 7. $894.5.5; No s. $37.70; No. 9 $11 90, . N«i
$47(16; N. 1?. $56.10; No.;.-
* 13.- and is experienced in road work, and with large tract« of land, and 1105 during the paaf two year« bought and mibdirid» »1 over 3.2»*» m-rn
timber lands in the state« of Caliturnia. Ore
;<■• n. ji
Golden West was Won hy Chas. S. Wie any wrongful, corrupt and 1 in proper li»; X • X 14. $ 11.
’»2 2b; No 15, $29; No. (6. —I SO; No. a party of fourteen all told he s arled out acn* of land into five to tw» nty acre tract«. Th»' mkvihw nt this undertaking is shown in the ing in the markets of the world with the serfs of Russia and the shnes gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory.'*
land of San Francisco, a member of a act of a judical officer,” but that it most 17. $'.9
N«. 1«. $62,3.5; No. 19, <03 ’A . No. SI, from Ash.and on Monday of last week to fact that out of 2R0 tracts placed on the rnnrk» t. 225 have been «»»Id.
of India. “Export the wheat of a country and you ship away the vital Walter S. W iieatoii ot Roseburg, county
Douglas. Oregon, has ibis day fil'd
JTS.:»;
We claim that ti n acre* of choice land In fruit will yield a larger Income than lfiO at n s of
we.l-known family, who received over not indulge in indiscriminate abuse, $v. 10; N ?]. $5h; No. 22. $¡0.90; No. . 23. $'
ity of its soil," says a great economic writer. The people of Jackson of
N 24. $1«C
Nu 25. $H»6h: No. X
2K. Í.V3.H5;
$53.85; No. begin operations at the first point needing wheat in the Mississippi valley.
in this office his sworn stut« tueiit for the
44.O00 vote" more than his nearest com designed not to expose wrong-doing, 27.
$C» .L5; N«». 2H. $114.55; No 29. ft 15.86. Of the attention on the road last of the K. }’.
purchaAC
of the lots 1 and 2. and r U ..f n t. 1.,
We tilao mak».* valuable Improvement* in the way of roads, fences, cl« armg the land. etc.
petitor. M. A. Dorn. C. F. Crocker »as but to pander to passion and prejudice. th«- fiv«- mill count v fund for 18W . ™;VCT«I
Mr He mnn We can sell a small tract of land for the same prior p«*r acre you would have to pay tor a county should learn this as bii axiom.
sevf____ bun- Neil ranch at Dead Indian
ot S'i No. 5. in 1 wp. No. 32 s. Kang. N-.
This
is
sound
doctrine,
to
which
the
and
will
of!«
r proof to show tiiat the land
dn*d
dollars
w»-r»
‘
delinquent
at
the
spring
Every
bread-winner
at
the
forge
or
near
the
cutting
saws,
or
in
ap- will push the work as rapidly as possible, large farm.
third. W. J. Wiley fourth arid Stephen
sought is more valuable for its timber or
and will no doubt be ready for in order to allow of the use of the road for
M. White fifth. Over half a million T imes can heartily subscribe. Every ¡M>rtionm»*nt.
Bound
of
the
hum
of
the
shuttles,
or
the
thunder
of
the
factories,
or
the districts yet this year.
stoii'
than
tor
agricultural pur|»us« s. aud to
the present season's hauling, and will
votes were cast, showing the claims of well-managed new-paper knows where
his claim to sai.l land b< for« the
toiling late over desk and counter, should study our plan well. It means 1 estatdisii
continue eastward until meeting the party
to
draw
the
line
between
liberty
and
Rcgist)
r
and
K'veiver
of this ofli" at R om -
the Erammer, to having a larger circula
coming this way. or until the resources at
KLAMATH COl'N'TT ITEMS.
a home for a life-time out of the meagre savings of 2 years’ work. A burg. Oregon,on Thursday, the hah day of
tion than any ottier newspaper on the license. No self-respecting journal ml)
hand for the work are exhausted. The
October, 1MMJ. He names as witness« s. David
more beautiful and a larger home than ninety per cent, of the popula-1 Muck, Geo. Short, Allred Kitchen ul I’t us-
coast, are well founded. The badge con condemn an official or anybody else
Pr<>f. H. (J. Falrcio is conducting h flourish “Tiding«''say that settlers in the Pelican
pect. Or.. N.J. Welch ot Portland, or.
test proved a big advertisement for that without goo«i public grounds for its ing Hchool ut Pelican bay.
bay country and furihereast have promis
tion of the civilized earth can claim to own.
Any ami all persons claiming adversvly tin
action. Malice and passion have no Thi« county I n wi ll reprcH» nt<»<! at the dis ed to put a force of thirty white men and
enterprising paper.
a bo Vv-d escribed lauds arc requested tu flic
Write
to
us,
and
we
will
send
you
our
illustrated
book
of
this
great
place in legitimate journalism. A news- trict fair at Central P«>int.
or.e hundred Indians at work, to improve
their claims in this office on or b« tori said
valley and our Orchard Home.
Ititii day of October, I.*90.
H. E. Spencer and family returned home the road westward from Klamath to meet
N ats Persies« was shot hy Frank pa|>er whicti makes attacks on individ
JOHN H. SHUPE. Register.
the Ashland forces, and it is understood
( ochrane at the La Grande hotel in uals only when they seem to la? demand from Rogue river valley lost week.
Parker of Sprague river wont over that they have already begun o|ierations.
Si.gon, Cal., on the 2bth. Defreem was ed in the interests of the community the Michael
mountain after supplies last week.
Notice for Publication
sitting in the office of the hotel when may sometimes appear to be sailing in
Eapepsy.
W. B. Grubb of Keno ho« threshed consider
Cochrane rode up on horseback with a dangerous places, hut it generally comes able grain during the past few weeks.
l’. S. Laud Office. Koscburg. Or.,
This
is
what
you
outfit
to
have;
in
fact,
FOH
Wincheater rifle in bis hand. Ifefreeae out unharmed. The blackmailer and
K.
,
July 2s. I s '. mi ,
J. P. Roberta last week took his daughter you mum have it, to tully enjoy lite. Thou-
the
irresponsible
lilielur
usually
come
to
Nutlet
is
hereby giv«-n that in c«>iupiiaiice
Mary to 5x1cm to attend school the coining -and» are searching for it daily ,and mourn
seeing the gun. started to run, followed
with the provisioim ot the act ot < imgrcMs » 1
winter.
grief,
as
we
have
seen
in
Oregon
as
well
ing because they find it not. Thousand«
by Cochrane, »ho liad dismounted. He
June 8, lbTk, entitled •’An a< t f<«r the wile <1
J. D, Fountain went to San Francisco last upon thousand« of dollar« are spent an
------ at ------
fired two shotH, one of which struck as in California.
timber lands in the States of California Ort •
w. » k to buy g»jods for his Linkville and Kenn nually by our people in the hope that they
gon. Nevada and Waahnigi.m Territory,"
Defrees in the back, passing out at the
stores.
David M »ck oi Proapcct. Jackaon county . or.,
F
rom
latest
development"
concerning
may
attain
this
boon.
And
yet
it
may
be
left breast Coelirane after tl.e «hooting
W T. Butcher last week «opened the fall term bad by all. We guarantee that Electric
has tiiisday tiled in tins wffict hissuurn Hate-
mounted his horse and rode off to tl.e the discovery of the wagon in Butte creek of sehooi at Bonanza with an enrollment of Hitters, if used according to directions and
mt nt fur the purchase of the lots 1 and 2 and
*
M ul tkc. N«>. < in lwp. No. J2a.
woods, pursued by Constable Green. valley. Cal., in an out-of-the-way place, 27 pupils. H<‘ is an excellent teacher.
the use persisted in, will bring you good
Range No 3 c. aud will offer proof to show
H. Houston, the Gray’s Harbor butcher,
At u late hour he had not been captured. it is certain that the outfit belonged to a is J.
digestion
and
oust
the
demon
dyspepsia
that
the
land
sought m more valuable for its
visiting his son. J. A. Houston of Linkville,
The shooting is the outcome of hard man named Thoe. J. Sutton, who has accompanied by another sun, J. V. Houston of and install instead eupepsy. We recom
timber or stone than tor aancuitural pur
poses,
aud
to
establish
hi« claim to Mild land
feelings existing for several days, De- iiniioubteilly been murdered. Spot" of Montague.
mend Electric Bitter« for dyspepsia and all
We have just opened our new importation in the latest
before the R. giMer and Receiver of Ihmufficr
blood were discovered on the wagon-seat
freest died that evening.
full
and
first-class
(’has. S. Moore last week departed for the diseases of liver, stomach and kidneys,
Who
will
800
n
areoee
i
at
Roseburg.
Ur.,on
Thursday
, the Ifiib day of
hades of Wool ami Cotton Cloths.
and wheel, and the mules belonging to state fair and for a trip to Portland and the bold at 50c. and $1 00 per bottle bv all drug
<><'iober, IrW. He names ns wilnerseh <,eo
city. His father will probably accompany gists .
>tiort, Alfred Kitchen of Prosp<s i <>r N J
Jl'iT liefore the vote on tin-plate was the owner of the wagon are those com bay
him »*n his return.
WcKh ,,f I'ortlgnd. C. A. Chupmau ,,f fu^ci
assortment of
taken it came out that the duty was ing to the ranch of W. J. Bray, which
burg. Oregon.
The ••Star” reports that Sain Dixon threshed
Notice.
railed from one cent to two and two-
___ have been advertised the past month in 1H43 bushels of wheat from three acres of
\ny and all persons claiming ad verst ly the
Cut tbi3 out, and when you visit Port
The ground. From A5 acres not Irrigated hr ob
alxivi -»b seribiii lands ait request'd to tn.-
tenth« of a cent per pound in order to tlie Yreka Journal, as estravs.
i
their
claims in this office on or b« tor» Mtid
land
during
the
exposition
call
on
Towue,
tained
a
yield
of
27129
bushels.
enable four companies to enter on ti e mules were purchased last fall from Mrs.
Itfth day ot (Jctobcr. 1HW».
Huckleberry pickers have done well this the photographer, and receive the follow
experiment of making thi» article. We Caldwell of Edgewood, for Chas. Tait, of season.
JOHN H. KHI PE. KcgiMer.
,J. W. Brnilenburg and family, N. F ing extraordinary otter. All presenting
have beard of the nix con i anree in Cal the iait House, Tehama. A letter from Hildebrand ami family and Mrs. Lev sei urcd these slips will be given one dozen of uiy
Notice for Publication.
ifornia whicti dominate the «ntire Chi- Mr. Tait to Mrs. Caldwell made inquiry X0 gallons while they were out.
best style cabinet photos and one extra for
about the mules, am) a letter from Mt.
J. H. Oatman, T. J. ( lopton and other enter- framing for $3 ¿0. My regular price for
neee population, but there are
jrlsmg
citizens
of
Bonanza
have
ha<l
pipes
I . S. Land Office, Ibisebutg, Or.,
Hebron
to
Tait
concerning
the
wagon
I
the same work to those not holding these
000 Americana tied li.ind and foot and
aid. which carry a good supply ot water and slips i» $6.00 per dozen and $3 00 for extra
k - .
.
.
Jul> -L
handed over io tour. It further appears and article" found in Butte creek valley afford much protection against fire.
Notice is hereby given that in Compagne«*
picture. This is au extraordinary offer,
with the provisions <»t the act of t . n»r»s* <«t
that these four companies do ru t, on I answer the deseripti.m of Button’s ont- Judge W. s. Mo«>re is reported convalescing ami
the probability of doing enough extra
Jun« 3, Is.r, olititi.-d “An act tor the sale <»f
thinks Sutton has been at his home near Portland, and his physician
their own allowing, »xpeit to make their
timber lands in th, Matts of California Ore
has ordered him back to Klamath county to work to make it pay prompts the induce
exieriuient Biiccersful in less than five foully dealt with, as he was alone. J. to
gon.
Nevada and Washington T« rn’turv “
ment
Call
and
see
our
work;
it
speaks
completely restore his health in our in
James <'. Mclntoah oi Aberdeen, county *<4
yearn. The infant, vet unborn, wdl not J. Worthington also corroborates the vigorating ozone.
fur itself. This bolds good until Novem
S
ingle
S
trap
T
rack
statement
of
Tait,
in
regard
to
the
outfit
Ch«
halis,
Mate of Washington, has 11ns »lay
B. C I < wm
be able to walk before
IvL te 18Mi. fu t|1(.
His Grace. Archbishop Gross, delivered a ber 1st.
filed in this office ins sw«»i n statini» nt tor 1 be
In the wagon moat interesting ami instructive lecture at
Stadio cor. First and .Morrison Sts.
mean time we are to
tv be _ _________
Uieicileselv being that of Sutton
pjreiiasc of the n c *>4 of Sec. No. - d , pu
hall, Linkville. last Sunday evening,
Briug your babies to Towne.
32s. Range No.3e, and will « n< 1 pr«.«»f"t<»
bled. I bo that by u nource of political »ere found cards of the Tait House, a Acfvlemy
which war. list• ut »1 tn with marked at!» utlou
show tii.it th«- 'and sought is mor« valuable
traiieiuiioa it rnav gasp out a i uemblance tel.t. three suits of clothes, two sets of by nearly h II ¡»rogrcbaive citizens of the
tot its tiuib«*r or atone than for agricultural
bariiesHeM,
a
lot
uf
di/hem
and
a
copy
ol
county-scat.
l'rououncrd
Hopeins.
yet
bared.
of life.
purposes, and Iu establish Ins claim tu said
the San tranciHcu i’A.-onic/z, dated July
Price, SI7
Emmitt s road-builders have . ompletni the
lami I»« loi e th«- K» gist« r and IG «•< jv» r ut »Lis
From
a
letter
written
by
Mrs.
Ads
E
big grade, which has now hmt its terrors for
offi» «• at Roseburg, Or., «m Wcdnct'day the
The Leather, Workmanship and l inish arc ot
Sows of the Democrats of the houee 16th.
teamsters, ami he will commence to annihilate Hurd of Groton. *S. !>., we quote “Was the vxry BEST.
15th day «>f Octob'r. |sw H<- nam«w as wit.
II«*tirietla Mill« Wool,
Colored CiiNlimctVN,
are seriously discussing the wisdom nf
( iiickcn hill at an early date. Bob is doing taken with a bad cold, which settled on
n» ss«-s; McDonald l’ardui*. N. J. Wch h A T
HAVE MONEY BY Bl YING DIRECT
><• rotula all Hi» Lift.
most satisfactory work, and Klamath county my lungs, cough set in and finally termi
Mtripcii CuMlinwr«*,
! Kitchen ot Portland. Multnomahcounty ór.
H<»ot<*ii Plaid,
filibustering against the tariff bill, pro
will soon have an excellent road to Ager.
nated
in
consumption.
Four
doctors
gave
,
(
. A. ( iiapman of Ros» burg, D<ujglas ( <», Oj*
We
can
sell
you
bably with tl.e success which crowned
1 consider n»y cure bv H. K. b. one of the
Í<• i 1 ill IBM.
Asnitbet Tricot.
Any «nd all p« rs< 11«. < ¡aiming auverseh’the
The organization of the Klamath County me up. saying I could live but a short time.
their efforts in the contested election moat wonderful »»n record. 1 had th»- Blood H >rs>-Association last week will eventu 1 gave myself up to ray Saviour,determined
Harness at from S6.OO up
I atM»V'*-d'wcrtb'*'l lands are ropieated tò file
ther claims «n this office on or I»« !«.»« ««.a
cases. Their present plan is to deteil w**rst t>|»e of Scrofula troni my i infancy ate In the development of some of the best if 1 could not stay with my friends on
Road
Carts
from
S9.5O
up
1.5th day .»f OCtula r. I-Mn.
** n
1 was 22 vears of age. My whole trotters on the coast, for this county is a ver-
thirty-five m< n who represent districts | until
earth I would meet my absent ones above
New l’arasols,Ribbons, Embroidery, Gloves,
V.unr ide sa* embittered and made
h« *vcn.” G li Van Riper, Dr.
¡_____________ JOHN H. SIU PE. IG-gtstir.
SEND FOR CATALOOI'v.
that are irredeemably or safely D> m<>- I «-table by the loathsome di-ease. * I 1 mis*
H A. u right ami Win. » ’lark are the directors My husband was advised to get Dr. King's
not Of
assortment Ladies’ Trunks, Hand Bags, Satchels,
tto^asH..« iatlon Judge J. s. On U treasur New D:s< ovary for consumption, coughs
cratic. These thirty-five men will re- only .'•uflrred from the burofu.a, hot was
ACME MANUrAOfiTBING 00.
MULES FOR SALE.
and colds. I gave it a trial, took in ail
and Window Blinds.
maiu in the house all the time tudf-inrnd ** ' marked that 1 was a^tiamed t<» associate er and J. O. Hamakvr si’crctary.
eight bottles; it has cured me, and thank
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
the yeas and nays on every possible pre with, and was avoided by, my playmates Lurky Mre Hroeorth - Khr Trlle a Krnort- God 1 am now a well and hearty woman.''
JHK SCH.M HIHEH. LIVING LIVE MILL-«
Having
received
from
Boston
a
large
invoice
of
Ladies
’
Fine
1 "Oiitli of .1«« li«'>in-1i:«-, hu-M viral In na <”.’j
tense. Their purpose is to force the amt fallow workmen. 1 tiied every known
rrH.oe Uf,. l,ul Her UeU fnte
Trial bottle« free at E. C. Brook«'drugstore.
patent medicine, and was first and last
Boots and Shoes, our stock is more complete in that line than usual.
K<H«Jw..«k uiuh» t„r «1«, wbicu b.- oOrrs ut
Republicans to keep a quorum there. The j attended
laid Mrs. Jam Howarth ot 401 Coutral av.- Regular sige OU cts. and tl.OO.
by more than a dozen reputable niif.
niUbombli tHuri-». For lurth.r lonkuun.
Koarny, t<* a “Journal'* reporter
“I
advantage they h ipe to gain is that there I phv Mciaus, but in spite of all the disease hav. b,
«•»
JOHN Si. k EE
, n purchaaln« tl« ».-ta in the lx>ul,;,na
My.tenuoi Dlnpraareure.
is quite a number ol Republican close dis ; <•<»!.tinned to grow worse. About four «tat«-Ia>tt*-ry for th«-pa«t year. Ou July -th
Di.t«lSept.«,lW.
'«‘rnuMl-b.
1
boualit
on.
-tw.
ntl.
th
ot
ticket
No
fr'
Mn
tricts and so dose that they can scarcely I ytars ago a friend from Pittsburg advised
Mrs. John A. Clarke wa« a great sufferer
pajtn«
one
doltar
for
II,
and
on
July'15th
1
ine
to
tak»*
b.
S.
H.,
whi
h
I
did.
and
after
from
indigestion
and
sick
heudache.
She
be carried unless the candidate himself
wa« mivlo happy bv the nvelpt of a notice In-
is actively in the field, and Io keep turn I taking seven bottles I was cured sound and forming me that I had w.,n ..n—twentl.th of left her borne last Saturday to buy a bottle
Eatray Notice.
¡w»ll.
The
old
skill
peeled
oil
and
Was
We buy in large quantities, and are prepare«! to give lower prices
the
< apital prlar ..I
I p|aCTd my tick, of lie Witt's Little Early Risers, took a
here in Washington to make a quorum I replac ed by a new Hin. as smooth and
Best Cough ?• ¡tomb. Rorammended by Physiciana.
it In t)ic hand» ot th>-agent uf the Adniue Ex- dose and tier headache disappeared
TARI
N
I
f BY THE I'NUI IISIGNEIH «ST
to
consumers
than
most
of
our
competitors.
Intending
buyers
will
doubles the chances of defeat.
Only tree from blemish as any person’s. 1 have nrt ■*«« ompauy tor eoBcctlon.and on W,-<ine«. mysteriously as it came. Try them,
Cure« where rd! j I j *© faila Pleasant and agreeal)!© to the
1 "fielnx. <m< pint., pony,
such Democrats are to be let. here whose had no return or symptom of the disease. day g.,t my money. I behove that the lottery by E. C. Brook«.
taste. Children take it wit hout objection. By druggists.
find
it
advantageous
to
visit
Jacksonville
before
buying
their
supply
pears. brsmBsl wtih s
»«usr«* on Ho
la l omlncted fairly lor. It It wa« not, why
rlirlit Slioulder and u ttirur<'«on Uie rlvht Ino
districts are unquestionably safe, so that
IlFJtkY V S mjiu , Belmont, W. V’a
•b"iild I g> t auch a largo «uin of limtjx v for >o
PF
“
We
exchange
for
al!
kiuds
of
provisions
and
produce.
. Iheowner will p«j cbnrxcs aud taa«.- tbu
on
Ul<|x!
and
’
¿
kin
Disea-ce
TreaUsti
the doubtful districts can be enrriad by
I uluuial away.
uu
uiaiiedfree. TurhrteirKCo Atlanta,Ha
Children Cry\fbTi>iftWrWffi
those who
j Irai. CiCck f'ri.cinct, adyt. j, i/Jp. " ^^L.
Full Faculty.
New Buildings.
Light Expenses.
Music and Art Departments
TUITION
RpJÈlS
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Portland’s Great Industrial Exposition
STAYER Sc WALKER,
THE FAMILY BITTER CASE.
*
5
V
SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETC
CURES
Road Carts
EADACHE
mile Too Wait,”
In Southern Oregon.
Tliiil is Legal Interest at III Per Cent, on U000
far Infants and Children.
I
CULTIVATE YOUR ORCHARD
THE OREGON LAND CO
SEND FOR PAMPHLETS, MAPS J PRICE LIST.
This Space Has Been Reserved
THE ORCHARD HOME ASSOCIATION,
Medford, Oregon.
NEW GOODS!
NEWMAN FISHER, NUN AN’S
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
I
Invincible Alpacas
Groceries and Provisions.
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