The Democratic times., November 21, 1890, Image 2

Skegmcttaiit aimes
PRloAY
county items .
H. E. Spencer was at Ashland on business
I ha ! wet k
Take a look at Nickell's addition.
COXGRATt’LATHJS*.
Chairman Goldsmith of the Dcimaratie
State Central Committee sends tbe following
congratulatory letter to the me!ub«*r of our
Democratic state committee. Truly tbvr«* is
reason for a cheerful view of the future, and
‘•Itarney*’ thus disclose» th«* silver lining to
Win Milier. la'e of Bu'te creek, is now­ the cloud of our late discontent :
running a stiitt at the Medlord roller mil s
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 8, 1MM).
Cooper s brick building is almost ready G kn . T. G. R eames .—
for ociupam y. ft is now being plaster'd
Member Democratic State Central Com­
Do you want a watch you can depend mittee, Jackson Co.:
D ear S ir :—It affords me much pleasure to
on? See Pritchard’s paUnt <lust-pro. f
congratulate you and the Democracy of your
cases.
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c«>unty upon the splendid victory just achiev­
Chas Thurman and wife of Sterlingville ed by our brother Dein(H*rats throughout
precinct made our town a visit dur ng the the I nion. To ail of th«»s<* who love ourcom-
nion country aud strive for the perpetuation
week.
of th«* principles of h democratic form of
government
in simplicity and purity, as well
Much interest is alre-idv taken in tie
tur tiie welfare of the whole people, it must
approaching Knights of Pythias ball on as
t>c a matter of gratification that retributive
Christmas.
justice has at last overtaken the Republican
party. It must give to all such additional
J. Goldsmith during the week entertained laith in the well-tix< d moral law that inquity
his sister, Mrs Max Billack. and twocliil- cannot survive forever. Th«' leader» ol the
dren, of
okane Palls.
Republican party inebriated by their success
in the last election, the fruit of corruption
J. E. Wilson of Central Point, last week ami intamy, have run recklessly in their mad
purchased a desirable budding lot of C. W. career of malfeasance and outrage into a
storm which has shattered their bark Intoa
Palm in southern Medford.
thousand fragments.
Don’t tail to see the new line of goods at
A justly indignant people have hurled them
Pritchard's in Medford. "Quick sales and from their summit of power and arr«>gauc«*
into
the dust and mire, to wear sackci«)th and
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small protits is Ins motto."
ashes tor the atonement of sins numerical ami
Ki v. C. Alricli was engaged in assisting of to g duration.
in a series of revival meetings al L-banon,
Their action during last s»*ssion of Congress
added the last straw which broke th«* camel's
Linn county, dur.ng the week.
back. They leaned against a ‘’Re«*«r’ which
Don’t fad to buy a lot in Nickell's addi­ has been shaken by th«* wind of popular indig-
tion to Medford. The tract adjoins the nnti«>n, and have come to grief.
The Republican plan of economicl«*gislation
west boundary of our town.
known as the McKinley bill, traim*«l in the
interest
of favored classes, and directly tios-
C. C. Ragsdale and family, formerly of
Tolo. are located al Medlord for the prt si nl tih* to the wi lfara of allot tu*r class«*» of our
people, has been utterly repudtiitc«l in every
We welcome them to our mi.1st.
stat«* where it xvas ia'rlx suomitte»! ami intelli­
Hon Willard Craw ford once more sw ings gently comprehended by tiie voters. The rev­
olutionary measure of controlling stat«* elec­
out h s shingle Io the breeze at Med.ord, tion by lm-ansof federal supervisors and in­
bis > flice being In the opera-house block. terference is nut loleratcfi by th«' American
people.
Chas Brous is visiting lelatives at Swan,
The shameless tyranny of th«' speaker of the
Iowa, bis old borne, whete he will remain Houseof Representatives, support«*d by the
some weeks, and will then return hete wub party in (Hiwer, has received its just rebuke.
The chairman of the Republican National
his family.
Committee lias been disavowed in-his own
M. Purdin has been appointed a notary State, his party’» stronghold.
The puri'tiasiapf Indiana’s vote by “blocks of
public by Gov. 1'ennoyer. He is now pre­
five* was an eMerptisv that did not bear rept -
pared to indulge In legal profanity at tition.
reasonable figures.
The theft of Montana has been avenged, that
Dr Geo O. DeBir is preparing to set depriving unjustly of their seats in Congress
the tairiy elect txt representatives of the pt*<>-
out a 15 acre orchard al his raui'ii neat ple and installing in their places men re­
here in a st.ort time—prune-, and apples pudiated at the ¡>«»11», can not be exercised
from Redlands nursery.
with impunity or be approvt-d by a free peo
pie.
It now bthooves us to emulate the
Our genial banker. W. I. Vawier, is the ghiri-'U« work ->f the Ih nmcracy of the older
happiest man in town. Tbe object of In- States—let us be up ami d«»ing and nidecm
-ol cilude arrived last Saturday, a d bis (>r«g.»n from the thrnlidom of K«>publican
misrule. By united and vigorous action, t>y
tigb'.ii g weight is tel, pounds
thorough organization, by th«' careful •»••l«*c-
Die Monarch saloon at Medford, under tion ot those submitted to thepvople tor their
the management oi H. 11. Wolters,is prov­ suffrage, by tbe co-operation ot such Re­
publicans «ho. weary of their party's mis-
ing a popular resort. The best of every guv« » nnn-nt will rally to our standard as 11»« y
thing in tbali'iie is kept there
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have dune el-w-where, we will
able to add
Oregon to tae galaxy of Democratic* States.
Street Commissioner Woolf has utilized Such a consummation is to be devoutly wished
the road labor and tine wea her to me for, and 1 ask you all to co-operate to bring it
utmost during the past two weens, m plac­ about.
Yours truly,
B. G oldsmith .
ing many of Med ord's iborou>,hiares in
( hairman Dem. fitafe Ccntl Com.
good repair.
DEAFNESS ( UREI» LN TEN MINUTES.
DR. I»ARRIN STILL CONTINTES TOAST N|>H
THE rt’BLIC BY Ili» NEW M< DE OF TRE\T-
MENTBY EI.Ei'TRK ITY— • NE OF THE !» •« •
T RF HILL BF. AT THE « RR«. ,Jt HOTEL, AS|f-
I XM). NOV 2(¡TH TO 3)TH.
Sr.NAToH I ngalls of Kansas does not
Circuit court is still in s(*ssion ami may not
desiau of being reelected. He is one adjourn for sometime.
of tiie mot corrupt and meanest mem­
Marion Ix»ng brouglil out a load of freight
bers of the senate, and thinks that he from Ashland last week
can bribe enough of the oppoeition to
Dr. J. <’. Lee of Central Point visited his old
elect him.
friends at Reno during the week.
A C vrd —I take great pleasure in stating
that Dr. Darrin has cured me of «tedine-*»
and -mging noise» in my ears. The cure
wan done by electricit.» in ten minutes.
I'aoniRiTioN received a black eye in
Nebraska, where an amendment to the
conelitnlion providing for ite extabllxh-
»1
» uni vsr
<.* * u,i
V, ' 11 u.l ♦ to
ía I 1,
• » 1 a of
ment
was
enhmitted
the people
that atate at the late election. The
return« show that it was bauly snowed
under.
8. W. Kilgore of l^angell valley has joined
his family at Ashland for the winter.
Mrs. V. A. Dunlap an<1 two daughters re­
turned home from Rogue river valley Inst
week.
Mr. Whe«'ler of Yreka, a«*comj»ani«*<| by Col.
Stone of the same place, visitvu Linkviliv last
week.
ITox G B Kusirraol « m elect*! ax
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ae«emhlvman in the district comprising
Del Norte and Siskiyou counties, Cal ,
heating L. F. Coburn, his competitor,
in both sections. Dr. Nutting made a
magnificent race for State Senator, carry­
The grand jury has adj»»umed, aft»*r being
T he Cologne (hitrltr lias an interview in svasi»»n n» nrly two weeks and hearing many
ing Niakiyon by over 290 majority. Tnn-
cases.
with
T.
1*.
O'Connor,
in
which
lie
is
ty and Shasta counties, comprising the
Burt. Oatman has a neat, new rvsi«iencc
balance ot the district, gave enough quoted as saying that the O'Brien-Dillon
about ready for occupancy at his place near
majorities to elect Campbell, however. mission tn America bad nothing to do Plevna.
with the potato famine, which was the
Col. Ston»' of Yreka, Cal., hasbvvn in this
T hf Oregon Press Association con- business of the British government. H»*ction looking after the Interests of Ills stage
mittee of 15 met at Portland, pursuant "Our only concern,” he says, "was to company.
focali of Preident Samuels, last week, get money for political purpose«." The
Gen. John F. Miller last week brought the
and took Important action looking to an mission counts upon getting £ 1O0.000.
great rav« r,”Ryestraw." from ids Salem stock-
adequata representation of Oregon's re­
Tint Kansas farmer who was elected a farm to his Klamath ranch. •
Mr. C<»le of California, the new miller at the
sources and productions al the Chicago I district judge will lake a sixty days’
flou ring-mi II, is pleasing the public with
world's fair in 1S93. The press isalwaye comae at Ann Athor University tofil l.im- a K»no
superior article ot flour.
a leading factor tn such enterprises, and self for the bench. It use i to be consid­
J. L. Watters return» d toSprague river from
the T imas will see that it does its share ered that, beside an elementary legal ed­ Ashland
last wv«-k. alter th»* departure of
in working up public s •ttiment in regard ucation, it required the “lucubrations Mrs. W. nod the baby tor Roseburg.
of twenty years" to make a man ajmlge;
to the matter.
Mr *. C. S. Sergent of L’nkville is at Phoi'iiix,
but the Farmers’ Alliance of Kansas ba-s Jackson county, for the winter. Mr. 8. re­
turned
from a trip to that place last neck.
quashed
all
that
old
fashioned
nonsense.
T ilers M*ma to be quite a difference
F. S. Stanley has a choice lot of nursery
in the qualification of antatrsman mtbia
J ames H i ppleston , a pioneer of Lane st«s
stirut»b«ry, which he offers for salvor
country an-i in England. Parnell, one county, who di> il at Ids home in Eugene trade k and
at th«' lowest rat«-s. Give luiu a call.
of tbe moat conspicuous of European last week, aged tit*. was b rn in Virginia
Roberts of Dairv has about completed
statesmen, will tie deposed fiom hie and came to Oregon in 1850. in cou>| any a Win.
n«-w Htage bum lor the use ot the stock on
proud poshion, after years of great and with A. p. Ankeny. In 1851 he went to th«- L'likvide-Lakvvicw line at that station.
notable service, on account of hie "youth­ the Y'reka mines, w here he stayed but a
David P. Royce has I nvìi arrested on a
ful indiscretions’’ In Oregon we have few weeks, then came to Eugene and charge ot criminal assault, prvferrv»l by liis
daughter.
Mis. Al« x. Hall of Langell valley,
known men to tie elected to very high opened a trading store near the bridge
positions whose virtues were those for across the Willamette, being the first and lies in Jail.
Arthur Laugvl) took a bunch of his tine
which Parnell has been condemned, and store m Eugene. In 185-1 he went on
r«>ad«tvrs to s«>utherii California, to find
which wetediscussed in the public prints, th« farm adjuiaing Eugene, on which be a market for them, after his recent visit to
while in soul hern Oregon more than one resided until death. His wife anil one Rogue river valley.
man has been elected to the legislature son, Henry Huddleston, survive him.
James Short return«'»! voluntarily from
on that platform.
California with Wm. Shook recently, ami was
T he people of Montana sat down very- not brought I »at k by tiie iron hand of the law,
as stane had reported.
Now is the time to declare war against hard upon the conspirators who dishon­
Ex-ShvrilT Childers was up from Salem as a
the pests which are endangering '.he estly i hanged the vote of tbe state at its witness
in the Shook case, lie has stepped
fruit industry ol southern Oreg. n.
I n- first election and made it |>oseible to into a flnv busin« ss at the capital city, ami
ieM radical measures are adopted soon,it foist two Republican I'. 8. senators,upon looks prosperous ami contented.
will be too late, as tbe trotthlesoiue in­ an unwilling constituency. Carter, one
The grami jury also found abili agahist
sects have already ub'amed a stronger of tbe ablest and most |>opular Repub­ Norcross, until rcee itly a resident <»1 Lang' ll
valle)
. tor th«' crim« ’«»! horse-stealing. At
licans
in
the
sta
’
e,
was
b-aten
in
hollow
bold than they should have. We cannot
lai*t account» h«' w as still at large.
understand why so many having infect­ style for congressman by Judge I> Ron,
All the farmers and ranchers ot Klamath
ed orchards should delay in this matter, and there was a genrial political revolu­ c«»unty
arc abundantly supplied with tetti this
especially as it endangers not only tion. There is no doubt but what Mon season, anti, should a light winter ensue, two-
their own property but that of their tana is thoroughly Democratic, and this thirds of tbe accumulated provender will be
neighbors. Eternal vigilance is the rebuke was looked for and well merited. carried over.
Tbe different threshing-machines arc still
jirics of our rucceee as a fruit-raising com­
T. J. G eary and A. Caminetti, Demo­ rushing
business in order to finish ui» tiie grain
munity.
cratic candidates for congress in the first «•rop before winter set- m. The cropa
were
so
large
am! machines so scare»* that con­
and second districts oi California,are elec­
Psmcrsa V ictoria has had several ted. Their major! n-s are not large, but they siderable gram still remains unthreshvd.
Walter But kinaster, Chas. Oflicld ami Jas.
pairs ol p-p perfectly lovely p-p-|i-pur- are ju.-t as good lot practical purposes as ti
returned last week from Falls city.
plo nding unmentionables on exlnbl ttie vote were unanimous. If Keed,Lodge < Vinson
I ' rata, with th«' report that josh Buck-
tion at B-rbn for several days past, and and Rowell were to be in command of mast» r's wound is likely to cause him serious
the ladies of the empire have lie-n fl s k- the next home the Democratic metnliere trouble, blood-poisoning caving ensued.
ing in crowds tn see d the homd tilings from California would probably lo-e their
Tin- Bt.nanxa bridge has hern strengthened
could be put to actual use
Now that seats. When a majority of 14,000 is no by four supporting crii»«» tilled with rock, and
it is tliought will now stand up against any
the princess has set the gait (or seat protection, one of '..*00 would stand a slim fr»«*li"t tiiat may come. Sim Eastwood ana
rather) we may look to see the "new po­ show. But with a Democratic house, J« ff. Tax lor are in charge of th«’ work and are
sition," as a local correspondent so deli­ even a tixldling little plurality can turn doing a lirst-class job.
cately puts it, generally adopted among its infantile footsteps toward tiie capitol
D. Vodder, who was captured at Ashland by
Jacksonville equestriennes, and the vo­ with none to molest it or make it afraid. Deputy Sheriff Taj lor, on the charge ot being
an aiix-omiing debt«»r, paid tiie bill of Coonex-
luptuous swell ot the trousers replace the
by whose orders he was arrested, ami
S ome of our neigl.tarring Ret it bl can Sergent,
concealing drapery d the old habit,
he was then allowed to travel in peace. Ile!»
doubtlean to the satisfaction of the horses contains, have suificierdly recovered now in Washington county.
H. L. Webb has one of the nicest, cosiest
as Well as the riders. It's all rigid if it's from tiie recent election surprises to em-
hrace the suggestion of Senator Gorman saloons « a»t of t he mountains, and *t is kept
only fashionable.
of Maryland to the effect that tiie supplied w tli the l»«'st of wines, liiiuors ami
Curly spares no i»ains to please, and
ab—ticv of Republican voters from tl e , cigars.
in- is well assisted i»« h;nd tn»* bar by ( hurley
G eneral V arney , state inspector of polls
have caused the apparent Barneburg. Don’t tail to give them a call.
irutt pwete, Operating with the State landslide. It is rather chilling comfort,
full days wer»'consumed by the court
Board of Horticulture, has ju«t made an as it hut indicates that a laige wing of in Two
empaneling the first «-ight jurors In the
examination of nursery stock in the vi­ the Republican parly has repudiated the Shook can«'. The gentlemen were Dan Van
cinity of Salem and finds young trees gen­ mgh-lianiled and outrageous | obey of Brimmer. E. D. Tull. Stephen la»w. Geo. Mc­
Donald, John Connolly, E. ’ R«*ain. J. Hudkins
erally badly infested with aphis and other Reed, Quay, McKinley, et al. The |>elf- an«l
H.T. Anderson, nearly all of whom were
fruit peats, making it necessary for him, and plunder element s'tll dominates in on the regular panel.
for the good of the country's fruit inter­ the councils of the G. O. 1’., and they
Mrs. S. I. C«»«»p« r of.Pinc Grov«* was pleas­
ests, to order ttie shipment of young trees will most assuredly not profit by Hie antly surprised t»y an'unexpected visit from
stoppe<i until the pests can be killed out. lesson tiie people gave them on the4th her l»r«»th« r, Wi b.Mtcr Cat«-of Kentucky, last
w««k, whom sh«* at first di«i not neogniz»*,
The people of southern Oregon should instant. The independent voter will after
an absence of many years. Mr. C. is
beware and patronite only such nurser­ come over bodtlv to the Democracy in combining business with pleasure and may
possibly
locate in this section.
ies as have the beat fruit trees a nd w h ich 1892.
are entirely fiee from peats. It will be
Considerable cattle arc now bring »old in
better, unuer all cucuniataricee.to buy of
M r . L oim . e of Massachtise!ts lava Hie this s«ction, though up to Nov. 1st compara­
ti velj tew had been di»|»osed of. The buy­
home nurseries which are known to have Haltering unction to bia soul that his ers
ar«* more arbitrary than usual, culling
good, clean stock.
“force act” did not do it. He draw*» the bands and <>ff«-ring very l«»w prices. Our
st«»»-km«:»i
should combin»,* and devise measures
Fomewhat unique conclusion that if the
so that th«*y will no longer be at the mercy ot
T he November elections retired from election measure had been the issue, the buyers.
congress every chairman of tl.e leading Maai*achu*ettM would not have gone
Wm. Van Horn of Long lake sustained a
committees in the pr*-»ent House. Tbe Democratic on the fourth instant. He most serious i«»ss last week by tin burning of
defeated chairmen aie: Rowel), commit­ t hi oka there can be no doubt that Mc­ hi*« barn, containing sixtj tons of hay, six s»*ts
harm ss and other prop« rty. Ii)c*«*ndarlsm
tee on «lections; McKinley, wavs and Kinley did the buHinesa with hie little ot
is thuiiglit to have vaunt <1 ttu-loss. Mr. V. is
means . < annon, approi nations , Dorsey, tariff. Mr. M» Kinley, on the contrary,is an trvlustrioiis, peaceabl«* young mar, ami the
banks anil banking; Funston, agricul­ pronouncedly of the opinion that the huc - party guilty of so mean a trick should tie
ture; Hilt, foreign affairs, Cutcheon, ce»a of hi» l)efnocratic opponent by noch severely punisluxi
Wm. G. Parker. wh»> passu»! totbeb(«er tyl)d
military affairs; Pavson, public lands; a slender majority in bia district was a
w«»kat bis home near the Cascade di vid»*,
Perkins, Indian affai'S; Burrows, manu­ distinct endorsement of the tariff bill. last
was
one of tbe fifteen pioneers who first dis­
factures; Carter, mines and mining; Great minds do not always meander cover»*»! the south emigrunt pass and opened
O’Donnell, »duration; Tlomax, war through th** same channels. Mr. Lodge a road through it. He had resided with his
family at B.iik« i *■> slalom f<»r thirteen years,
claims; [t own, exoenses of post offi.e; had a narrow e**ca|»e horn defeat, how­ ami
had been a continuous resident of this
La Follette, department of agriculture. ever, as I.is majority was several thous­ Mate since 1H75. He leaves seven children sur­
and
less
tian
two
years
sineo.
This
viving,
four sons and three daughter*, three
The people did not strike below the lielt.
was in a great measure attributable to of the toxmvr being residents of Klamath
They aimed at tbe head and bit it.
county
hie force bill.
T he news that the house of Harin?
Brothers has been iu ditfi« ulties ia the
l»eat mea*are of the seriousness of the
current financial crisis in the money
centers of the world The Barings were
itelieved to be as solid as the Bank of
England. The statement that the Roths-
••hlhls
embarrassed would be no
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¿Monishing than the report of their
i rubles. The fact that the greatest
hankers of England have he||»ed them to
the extent of 175,000,00 sufficiently
illustrates the magnitude of tiie disturb
a nee. It seem» that we are getting now
tbe reflex effect of the Argentine panic of
a few month* ago. Tne Barings were
h» avv dealer* and investors in Argentine
securities and pn»t»erties.aud the collapse
of credit in that quar er lias been almost
too much for their resources.
T he vote in Siak>you county in pretty
equally divided between the Democrat*
and Republican», the tide of eastern
immigration which haa aubm* rged Cali­
fornia having n>ao t»ken effect on our
nearpat neighbor. At the late election
the Democrats elected Ja«. F. Lodge
diatnet attorney and John Kennedy as
achool aut>erintendent, while th»- R-pub-
lirana elected the balance of the ticket.
Maben and Frank Smith were defeated
by »lender majorities, tiie one by aaingle
vote and the other by only ten. Thia ie
really too had. aa b<»th of them ahould I
have l»een auccerefiil. We think that
the fieople of SiekiyoU county made an­
other tteriuua miatake when they set
aeide do experienced and honent a judge
aa Shearer ami pinned their fault t»>
Beard. Butler for cle»k, Magoffey for
BMMMM, and Frank liovev fur public
administrator were alao among thoee I
T he New York Journal publishes the
subjoined over the signature of Allen G.
Thurman . “The grand victory of the
Democratic party is so apparent in its
teacliingH that almost any one who gives
attention to current political matters can
not fail to see that it means a still more
decisive victory for the Democratic party
in 1892. Tbe McKinley bill came direct­
ly to tiie people in ti e late election, and
they saw what would be the practical re­
sults in case tbe protection theory was
followed to its final conclusion. They
will not have it. There is no likelihood
that the Republic an party will now be
able to take anv organization, and it will
find it hard sledding to enter it|»on an ed­
ucational campaign when the leading
principle which the party represents has
received such a terrible blow on its find
formal presentation to the people. The
election means new and rehabilitated
Democracy for ttie country ; a strong and
secure Democracy and a lease of power
which will extend over a nmulier of
administrations.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS.
Galice creek is still vainly seeking for a
postm ister.
Hon. H. B. Miller and family visited in Port­
land during the week.
A. M. ( off»-«' has erected a neat residence on
his place in Williamsburg preciuct.
The tinil»»T men continue to raid the choice
timber land in this county still untaken.
Dick Sparlinof Williams creek is assisting
Scott Wilcox at the Grant'» Pasa depot.
Ex-Governor Cbadwick of Salem visited his
tine copper claims near Waldo last week.
Grant s Pass lodge, I. O. (>. F.. unnoum*»*« a
grand bail tor tin coining Christmas night.
John J»-ns»-n,o( Missouri Hat, is preparing to
st t out quite all extensive orchard next full.
Jesse and John Coffee of Williams creek
w»-rv at Jacksonville ami Medford on Tuesday.
Ed. Swindcn of Murphy precinct fell from a
barn a f«-w days sine»- and injured himself con­
siderably.
I Geo. lairrimore. who has I mtii away from
thia county tor sometime, has returned to
Williams creek.
Rev. J. 8. McCain, form»*rly of thin
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valley.
,,
of Washington, was in Graut's Pass, just
S enator B rice oi Ohio,chairman of ttie now
from Tacoma, last week.
Democratic national committee, says
ot
the
late election;
“It was a
great day for Democrat!»,” he said,
when election matters were broached to
bun.. “And my own state—Ohio—did
as much, if not more, than any state in
ttie Union to change the complexion of
things. We gain
three Ihmocratic
congressmen, and tiiat in the hardest-
fought contest ever seen in the slate
There was more money spent by the
Republicans in McKinley'a district
tl an has ever laen heard of before in
any Ohio congressional electi< n. In
Medina, Wavne and Holmes counties, in
his distrut, it made not the s ightes'
I
elected
show of difference. In Stark county,Mr.
McKinley’s home, local pride bcl|»ed
T bb money and Mock market in the him outcome. All over the state almost,
East it» still um»etiled and feverish. A expecting in Hamilton county, the big
heavy attack wma made on the Mock* majorities of the gubernatorial election
which Henry Villard ta intereMed in, I of ’89 were kept tip. In Hamilton
but they »ithfeitjod the aliork. Many ' conn I j’, where th» re was a local imruh at
faduies are reported,nev»*rlhrleMi*. Ever stake, there was a falling » ff, but Hanoi
since the Repnt 1 can manager» c«»m- tun county may b"*depended upon in anv
menced *4monkeymtr” with the tariff and Mate or national isaue. Republicans
other economic* qiieetibna. in the interest now com etle that Ohio is no longer a
oi the money j-owera, tiiere baa l»een Republican .state, but ____
must ___ at __ all
trouble, and »everal panics have been time« be claused among the doubtful,and
avoided by the administration throwing that with a Democratic leaning.” Col­
itself into the birach at the critical mo­ onel Brice said that he had not time to
ment. It is unprecedented in the his­ analyze the ahgltt tieatirg that local ih -
tory of thia country that the government Buea mav have had on tbe elerti» n ; hut he-
should thus come to tiie rescue of the yond all theue stood out prominently
gambler» in Wall street , hut under Re­ the fact that people repudiated the pass­
publican manipulation of national affaiis age of the M< K-nlty bill, the attempted
•‘everything goes.” Those who furnished t'anuage of the Force bill, and the gener­
the fat during the last presidential cam al maolence of the admit.alration ami
paign must be rewarded at all hazards, tbe present congiers.
or they will not “fry” in
which
would be bad for (¿iav A Co.
i entkal hunt pointers .
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F ob the coolest, calmest and most col­
lected cheek,'he assertion that tbe l’acitic
states were tbe only ones where the new
tariff bill found an actual test of its
merits in the late election must enjoy
an absolute freedvm from comparison.
Thia is worse than sopidetiy. It is a
taunt upon tbe intelligence nf'nr people,
and vet some <4 the Republcan journals
are trying to find an explanation of the
great Democratic victories in thia kind of
argument. We ar-- told to believe that
tbe voters nf Wisconsin, Michigan,
Kansas, Ohio, Indiana, Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania passed an ignorant
verdict npon tiie R- publican tariff laws,
says the Supoma Drmorraf; that they
have had no opportunity for ^Wying of
their effect up-m the country; that on
this coast the people know more about
International con.meres and the rt quire-
menta oi nomesiic prosperity than Jo the
rotera in those old states where all the
industries antedatu our present growth
by a hundred years. Such theories, if
entertained and expressed on any other
subject of human thought and research,
would qualify a uiau lor the msaue
MKIirOhÜ SQUIBS.
EvKRVTiriNu points to prosperity in
T West of California will »pend ih- w n-
this valley in the future,and it is devout­
J«»hn (’«-rlings, Jr., Ims been visiting his old ter
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ill Medlord
ly to Is- wished that the period of depres­ home
in Yreka, Cal.
sion which has prevailed during the past
Nickell’s addition io Midford is attract­
Mr. Vallandlgnam and wife ot 1 ule lake will : ing much attention.
few years has at last drawn to a close.
winter in Link ville.
NOVE 'I BEK 21. •
Tire O'Shea divorce caae tn England
came toa sudden teîtnination on the l »th
Inaf. by the refusal of Mr». <) Shea to
take BUT further part tn the ca-e. lar-
nell, who in named asco respondent, also
failed to aiuiear. and he will probably t>e
r.un^llad to pay the coats. It is believed
that the xcan.ial will involve the down­
fall of thia truly irreat man.
ki . amath
EDITORIAL SOTES.
J. C. Hall, who isBuflcring with a severe at­
tack of rheumatism, was at Jacksonville tills
week for medical treatment.
The firm of Pressly A Townsend last week
reas»-»! to exist at the Pass, and Mr. Pressly
conducts the tons»»rial business alone.
The Illinois valley is as yet free from lhe
codlin moth, which acx-ounts for the lively de­
mand fur its superior apples this season.
Patton, th»- Ashland dealer, bought the
superior apple cropaoi W. s, Bailey and H.
York of the Applegate section this season.
Miss Edith Evi rton calls the attention of the
public to a m w and choice stock of millinery
goods she is now exhibiting at Grant's Paas.
J. S. Denise of Wilderville gave a grand ‘»all
at his hotel last Friday evening, the music
living furnished by Prof. Helman of Ashland.
The d< inaml continues for the opening of
th»' prujMHu-d road from Deer and Sucker
creeks to the count j-seat. It should be built
at once.
Daley’s Butte creek roller mills now have a
branch hous»- at the Pass, under the manage­
ment of S L. Roush, for the handling of flour
and feed.
The move to er« ct a tine ventral public
school building is ut last taking dvflnitv form
at Grant’s Pass. It is badly nei'dvd to accom­
modate our rapidly growing schools.
Mr. Roush, the mlll-wright. well known in
Medford and Eagle Point, is enmaged in put-1
ting in the water-wheel for the Eb’ctric Light
and Power Company at Grant’s Pass
J. T. laiyton of Applcgnte was in Grant’s
Pass during tiie week. His joy over the re­
cent tidal wav«- in nutional affairs made him
entirely forget tils mining losses of last win­
ter.
H. M. Baird’s slaughter-house near Grant's
Pass was burglariz<*d on the night of the 11th
instant, th«' till« ves ruining a dressc<l hog
while cutting out a ham. by throwing the car­
cass into tlie «11 rt. Mr. If. «>ffera $50 reward for
their appretu iision.
The close of th«- Waldo schools under the
tutelage of Miss Kate Connell, on November
tlrst. was marked l»j as tin«* a schoo! exhibition
was ever witnessed in that vicinity, if not
Tom Scott was at Jacksonville on as
in the county. Teacher and pupils distin­
Wednesday.
guished themselves. The audience thoroughly
apprt-cintvd th«- entertainment, as well ha the
Dr. Lee is visiting his old home iu Klam­ bountiful
l»ask»*t supper and artistic decora
ath county.
tlons which had been provided.
Gilderxleeve sells furniture cheaper than
Miss L. B. Wade closed her trn-months
s< hool on upper William« creek with a high-
anyb'»dy in southern Oregon.
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class
ent« rtainment by Hie pupils, assist«*»! by
t
Furniture «f all kinds at Gtldersleeve’». Prof. J. G. Clark of Grant’s Pass, <»n the 7tn
instant. N» <*<II»* sm t<» say. under such auspices
Finest slot k
uth of Eugene.
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it prove«I a gram! su« ( « ss. and tiie rvsidvntM of
U. W. Kahler of Jacksonville could be i hat vicinity have < v» ry < eaaon to ba proud of
th»' h «'I)« m >I ami tl»«' closing exhibition. Ar­
seen on our streets la*»t Wednesday.
thur <«»nklin and Surveyor Havens were also
Mrs. Fred Fra<le-burg is being visited in attendance.
by M’S U F llnmmopd and daughter o f
The dain across the river as completed at
5« oil valley, ‘ al.
pr»*« nt is < Ight feet high In the venter. 4.52
feet long an«i giv« s a In-ad of svv«-n f« » t at the
Abe N» wburv, the genial cl-rk at J W. penstock, t «juival« nt to l'^iiorsv ¡wiwer, i«-ss
Merritt’s store, spent several days at that: half of which will be utiliz»d by the
Jacksonville recently
water-works an«! electric light <*ompany.
There* 1* now ««very inducement to »utablisb
No need of sending to Portland fo' furni­ mills and factory's nt this point, as th«* water
Gilderskeve
keeps a tine assortment power can be Indefinitely increased by build­
ture
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ing un the dam.
and seils at tbe lowest rates.
The entertainment given by the lad h's of the
Presbyterian rhnrch at tbe opera-house last
Important Notici.
week was most enjoyable to the audience, as
tf Profitable to tbO ebtirch. The orches­
We have now sent statements of account veil
tral feature of the entertainment under th»'
to nearly all of those indebted to us, at d leadership of Prof, C. J. Kurth, formerly of
an early response is desired and expect, d. Central Point, ably seconded by Miss Belle
A- we ceased doing business on Ju'y 1. Robinson at the piano, and Br. Vandyke's ,
Irflo onr books mu-t b,- balanced without clarionet. DvPuy's trombone and Jenrey'a
J cornet, wee deeervlnir <>t (be enthuelMtlc hu -
Jetav
T imes Rruustn^u Co
i'iau?k ioeord.M it. w.-usitornitrici ot-
Jutksuuvilft; ifept. 1, lMAr.
uid Eeautiiul Calendar sent Free.
P eter M i
( ASE OF« ROSS EYES MADE STRXP.HT
/ P "»'■r gil et so nr ’* a f tirc' / of i'.ntertaining and Instructive Rending at to low a price.**
This is to certify that my wife was oper­
ated on f<»r cross eyes bv Dr D.-irrin with
successful results. Her eye- had been
crossed ever since
" «•» a chi «!. We
«•an be referred fo at any time.
J ohn II aktm in ,
310 South 25th st., Tacoma,Wash.
ANOTHER CASE OF DEAFNESS
THIS
SLIP
( I RED.
Hr . Darrin can be con,-u'te 1 daily at 70%
Washington street, Portland
Hour», 10 to
5, evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 12.
All
chronic and acute diseases, blood ta'nfs,
loss of vital power and early indiscretion*
pernianentlv cured, though no references
are ever made in the press concerning
such cases, owing t<> the delicacy of the
patients.
Examirations free to all, and
circulars will be sent to any address
‘Charges lor ireatrncLt according to ps-
tient’s ability t«» pay. The rich ami poor
treated free of charge with electricity fmm
10 t«) 11 daily.
All private diseasescon
fidentiaily treated ami cures guaranteed.
Patients at a distance can be cured by
home treatment.
M«*dicines and letters
sent out without the doctor’s name ap­
pear ng.
Josephine County S. 8. Convention.
The followine programme has been arrang' d
for the JofH'phinr c«»unty Sundav-wliool con­
vention, to be held in th«- M. E. Church at
Grant's Pass on Tm^lay and VVedm'sdaj . De­
cember 2d and 3d, 1890.
FIRST DAY.
!»<»’( 1.<»< K x. M. —D«.*votioiial ex» rvisvs tor *(i
UPnutcH, lead by R»-v. J. P. ( »leinau.
IU a . m . —Paper, "Boxs in and out ot th« Sun­
day School"— Pro!. H. L. B«*ns*»n.
DiHCUMMcn.
1| a . m .—Pai»«*r. “(«il ls In ami out of Hu Sun­
day School”—Mis. C.G. I- innuj
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2 1*. M.—Address, “Origin ami dt-velopincnt
of Sumiay School”—Rvv. It. M« L« an
2:30 f. M. Paper, "H«»*.v can xvu i»est get th«*
boys into the 8un«iay Sell«>ol” G. F. Billing».
3 i*. M.—Paper. “H«»w can we i««M hold the
boy» in Sumiay 8ch«»ol
Mrs. G. C. Farr.
4 1*. m .— “Children’s mass meeting —Mrs. R.
Wheeler. Portland.
ÍL75
H istory
rphy .
This is to testily that Dr Darrin has re­
stored my hearingami stopped ihe noise i i
iuy ears that hss caused me great embar
raasiuent for the past year
I cheer fully
recommend him to the afflicted as 1 know
them well nml (he r success and reputation
in Han Francisco and Portland
A C lohe .
Hvl-tead Hotel, Tacoma, Wash.
O nly
FOR 411
Refer to me at ihe N» w York hotel, Front
and B streets, Porti-«nd.
FÎV..E TO JAN. I, 1891.
WITH
$1.75
'K !'Í EIC who will ml 0111 nod orni!
thio oils with same sod
To rnr ». ,-•••
,
.
. ” • ' 1 i •. hr <>• I:- ffMtrrd letter at oar rtrka we will eend
nddrr««
’ ■ < . - -
< .> 11’t MO\ lili 1; to .i i >1H 11 ». 1 *»» I. orni lor a Foil Yenr from «hot Vare.
THE VG ■ FI
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! !» 1; DM Itl.i: IIOI.I D « V M »IIIEIU* for Thnnkoglrlng. « hiiommo,
Thin oller i • , •
........... . . . ini», no i ell lhe lllu-lrerrd Weekly Hneelemenfo.
New Yea »• •
HE YOUTH’S COMPANION, 41 Temple Place, Boston, Mass._____
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HOOSIER DRILLS AND SEEOERS
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I'nivert-allv Acknowledged to be the Leading
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Implements of the Kind in
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the World.
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LOWS
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PLOW»
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‘ AN°
That tfiU trork ia STICK! o-
any other Soil Ch taper than Plow»
of et/uat t/ualit // c«H be bought any
f SCIENCE Y ch ARMIN g Y
where in the Country.
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P age
IHE KEYSTONE DISC HiRROW
1/
Xitt ¡Min<*t ion
Than Anv V Other Rollin? u Harrow in the Market.
The above mentioned Implements and many other kinds of Standard
Make for Sale by
STAYER I WALKER
Ou Christmas eve a grand invitation ball
REAL K8TATK TRANSFERS.
EVEN IMG SESSION.
will be given under tbe auspices < t I alls
e
7;:J0 I*, m .—Song Service.
man Lodge No. 31, K. P.. at Angle X PiV-
The following deeds were recorded in the
s i*. m .—Addr« ss. “Th«' P ow « t of Organized
mele's opera-house ball, which will be
office of the county recorder since tbe last re­ Effort—Rev, E. G. Wiieeier.
decoraled iu hue sty.e by Hint time.
SECOND DAY.
port of the T imes :
John W. Curry s little girl bu I the in s-
9 A. M.—Devotional ex« re is« s, had by J. M.
1-la Batetnan t«» Sarah A Bateman; lots 7 and
tace
uixi
ham
Is
hadly
Cliih'H.
fortune to burn Uer
H, l»l..ck is. M««1L>rd. «!;>».
9:30 a . m — Paper “Th«' Pastor's P!ae«‘ in the
by tailing against a bot stove in- <i i> last
8 L Ih nm tt io G«s> O H. DeBar; 3 W-HMI at res
Sunday Schoo?’—Rev. T. L. Jones,
week. Undec Dr. Picket’s ministration in township 37. S R 2 W.
Discussion.
rnitvd
States
to
Manuel
Silva;
pat«
nt
to
lr/t
she is getting along nicely, however.
lOJiO a m . Qm stion box R« v. It. M< Lean.
acres m Sec 8, wp. 40, S R 3 W.
I- Now (,'umplvte in Every Uepartment. XVe arc
11 a . M — Ad«ir«**s. “The intiu'-ne«' of hum«'
Sam«-1«» Tho uas U»ng; patent to 120 acres in
Nn keii's addition to Medford is again twp
lit«*
on the Sunday School" G. W. Black.
S R 1 C.
coinmaiKfing attention aince the branch
1I;-3U x. M. Paper addr«'***. “Til«' Saloon va,
Pi-plat ing the l.ate-t Novelties.
same to Ja-p«*r Houck; patent to 109 :A-100
the Sunday School R« x. G. A. Landen
ruilroai4, which will run through it, has acr«-s m twp.S R i E.
Sam«- U> Tii«mas Smith; patent to «0 act « * in
AFTERNOON SESSION.
be<ome a certainly. It contains many
< h ice lots, which will be sold at reasonable same tu p.
3 I*. M.—Song, by Prof. J.G.('lark. (Question
Same to Lewis Hiatt; patent to liiO acres in box E G. Wheel *r.
rales and on the most favoral le terms
Sam«- twp.
3 i’ m .—Pap*'i, ‘ Tii«' Teacher before his
sum«' l«> Thomas Smith; patent t<» MO71-100 class ’—Mrs. Pardo«'.
Our cit.zens are wonderfully cheered of acr«*s in same !wp.
Diseussiun, hint by MSsWarnn ami Mis#
late ove** the promising future < f <»ur ihni
Same to Starting J) Jett; pat. nt to 1*>9 38-100 Carson.
ty town .and the early completion of the lap tier«'» m same twp,
EVENING SESSf’IN.
CH Pica« nst«> J Nunan; l««ts |oand 11, llun-
line railroad insures a land boom in town
7:30 r. M.—Song S« rx ii'c
and suburban property, truly this loan sak« r a«l utmi t<. Ashland. $luu
s 1». m .—Addr« ss, “The Go*q»ei of Work -
G«-*» Nutl.-y loSF Fivater; lot 7, block «. Ash­
is destined to rank before long a*» the land. $12U0.
Rev. G. J. Webster.
queen city of the valley.
J ( Durkee to Frank W Tax lor; l«»t 8. block
ti, Ashland. $10.
Mrs Chas. K. Fronk returned last week
5rrdict of the C«yonrr a J ur>
Ge«» A Whitm y t«> J«qo»e Hinkle lot 5. blm k
fitnn her vi-it to Eugene
Mr. Fronk’s 56, Central Po nt. $12110.
After hearing the cvid« nee in th»* ease ami '
father arromi ani»d her home from the
Jack-on Detianuay to sam«*; lot 8, bl«M*k 14, viewing tiie remains amt flu* raiir«»ad wro k
Willamette ynl'ey, ami w 11 remain during Central Point. $2tlii.
n« ar >.tiem, th«- cortmei a Jury lutuim-ii the
J ( M« Intorli t-> Julius E Miner; hM) acres in following
the winter. He is still suffering from the
verdict:
I wp. 32. S R 3 E. 1700.
W«*, th«- jury empaneled to inquive into th«* |
effects of la grippe, an i is unable t > lie in
D V l lira-h to -aine; ItiO a«r«-s in tup. K. S R onus«* of tbe death ot John M< F.»«id» n. F. <». i
be<1, sleeping in bis ( hair, in a Hitting p<»s- E. $.00.
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Neale and an unknown man. after a cartful:
ture
E B Hunsaker tot H Pick» ns: i«»ta 9. 10 and examination of tn« bodies ol tie deceased
II. in Huiwaker add. to Ashland, ami 1.57 person» before us. ami <»t th«* bridge across .
H. H Wolters, the mixologist, has re­ acre* m twp.:*», s R I E. $2701«.
tii«* »lough hnoxx’i) as Lak«- Lubisli, nU<i the e x- I
moved his saloon to the building next door
Angl«', Piymale and Short t«» John (> Cander; Hinination of witnesses known to inn «* know!- ’
Muck3.Uottra add. to Medford. SMB.
to 0. W. Palm’s barbershop, on Front lot
e»ige of the facts relating to tiie said persons
A
D
Helman
to
E
S
Andr«'ws;
quitclaim
t«>
street.
He has supplied ihe bar with
and the mant)«‘r ol their «tenths, do tmd that
the finest wines, liquors and cigars, lot 2. block 6. Ashland. $1.00.
• >n«* of these bodies isthat of John ( . MeFad-
Sarah
Stourht
to
William
Sh«»rt;
lots
1
ami
2,
den. aged about <U years, residence East Port- ,
and a fine billiard table can also be
bha k 4, Colver Plat ut Pbia-uix. $1
land. Or., that at the timeot I hs death he was .
found there. Give him a rail, for he ^ib
Samet«» hhi ic ; water lots 16. ¡7. Is. 19. 20 am! employee! as an engineer on a passenger • n-'
treat you well.
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21, 15, Phoenix. an«l other lands. $2.
gim* on th«-Southurn Pacific railroad, tiiat an *
James Meeker to Elery P Pure II; quitclaim oilier ot said btwlies js that <d F. G. Neal»', !
Tbe Orchard Home Association, now in­ to Ui.ttacr«*! in twp.S !< 2 W. $1., etc.
aged
about 34 years, r« sid«'nce East Portland,
corporated, is rapidly getting tilings ar­
( Paries M M«*vker t » same; «quitclaim to Or., ami at tbe tim« of death was «inplox «.*«1 as i
ranged to place tbeir whole ” Home'* tract same land; also lots and 1»I« m ks in Mei ker's add a tireman on the Southern Pacific railroad;
of 220 acres on th»* market in lots of desir­ t«> M« dforu. $l,etc.
tnat tii«' other ln»dy is that of a man unknown
John A Chastain to Wilhemina Thurman; tons; that all three ot th«**« persons came to i
able s z** for small orcbaid*», on such terms lots
9 amt 10. biot-a io, pho« nix. $500.
their death by th«* wrt eking of a pasxeng« r
that it seems like fwHv not to invest. There
train in crossing a bridge at Lake Lablsii,
newr has been a more favoruble opp r n
Million, county. Or., on the night of Nov«m :
Of Vast Importance.
nity lor citizens of our glowing 'own io ob­
her 12th, IH9U.
tain desirable orchard land close to their
We «Io turth«j- fin«! that said «*ng!n«*er John
1 hose who are familiar with t ie vaM
doors.
number ot )ouug Iruit trees which will McFadden and said tirunian C G X««!«* ou t
their deaths through no fault or negligence
Come
into
fail
fruitage
\x
i'hm
a
year
or
t
w«'
The‘‘»Scott Family lake” at Medford was
ol their own; that ttu*y were faithful to their
duty an«l acted heroically In remaining at All t»f which
a success in art» ndance, there being no ad in ihu valley can alone real xe the necessi
mission fee; but the c »st of getting away ty f-*r prompt and nutuediate action on the their post after they bad evidently discox’ure«]
their danger: th«*sai«l engine« rdidth«* b« st in
paitoiour
cit
zens
miñe
matter
of
pro
was immense, the ‘‘most popular, etc.,
his power t«» rovers«* his engine to avert tin
etc . balloting system being resorted to by Viding facilities for lhe sax 1 ig < f a f ill crop < Hiamity, «>r at IcMt save from lm|>eiidlng a<
the management to inveigl0 itye ami’unre ol fruit, such as we have scarcely dreamed cident as manj as possible of the II vies intrust­
into paying a regular M< Kinley tariff fee ut it» quantny, wiibin a short iiu.e. It is ed to his caw: t tint tiie d«*ath of .lit*unknown
to s»e the sh»«w. Miss Maggie Tice wax highly imp -rianx ih.*t «aiu-eries auddrv- before us was th«' r« suit ot" the same a<cid« nt
through which the above-iiamu«i lost their
voted lhe most popular lady present, and houses should Le established in advance a
ad the common ’centers of trade in the lives and wasimt attribute»! fo any negligence
received a fine album.
county and thus afford lhe means of hand­ «»r carelessness or fault uf said engineer anti
ling the enormous yield that must be antic­ fireman; that th«- arcident xva** the result ot
an uusuund unsafe foidgo. mid that the said
AKE D1L PABK1NS (THE* PERM AN KNIT
ipated. Barties interested should b- gin to Southern Pa(?ifir Railr«>ad Conmany is guilty
agitate the matter now,see that the j roper of criminal negltgeuc«* in aUotiug jii. h :
Thi* question is often a^ked, as ju » iiv of fac lities are afforded before the next < rup structure t<> stand and to !»«■ used for the pass­
age of trains, a e«»nstant menac** to th«- life
the cures are done so quickly. That they maturts.
Hixl pr«>perty which »-aid company ha** plu«ig«<l
are perinnnent no one will *ilt»iiipt todei./,
to protect and to transport in safety.
\n «»Id Sore Healrd.
aller reading lhe following litl of name*
the "Oregonian” r< porter met at Dr. Dar­
1 had a painful, ann »y ng sore on my
x SUM >NX*»*
;
rin’s office who had been cured two and leg, near the knee, tfiat Doubled me fur
Faun For R«-nt.
three years ago.
oxer I wo years. I tried various remedies,
1 h<* Cent« r* farm on Be: r < r« ek. co. ladl­
Mr. William Parmtt, of Middleton, Or., but if)«* sore, instead of healing up, cm -
For
was almost totally deaf for years, cured tmued to grow larger, and to cause me ing K<) acres, is Ol!» reu for i«nt
i
two years «go
Rev. M. M. Ba-tior. of mure pain until I began to look for a further | arueul «rs «liqiiire oi
Mu». 8. E. I ni
Brooks, Or., cured of nasal and throat crutch. Through the advice of a friend,
JacksonviHe j’re« it <*t, (ter. . 2ulM<‘.
1
catarrh three years ago. Mrs. F. . A. Mor- who was cured of a similar trouble I took
I
ris, Newberg, Ur., says >he is CUriil
<
of s. 8. 8.. and in a few weeks was cured en­
I
Malbina and bronchitis of ten years’ stand­ tirely. lhe sore healed up, and there is
BURS.
I
ing. bhe was cured three years ago. Wm. not even a scar leit to mark tiie place.
M Colwell, Skamoknwa, W. 1 . sciatic
di . i.: • • A > 1 m m !.,
TOPPING.—On Williams « r«*« k. \ >v«-ml»« r •’»,
rheumatism and liver complaint, restored
May 10, 18fi0.
Mt, Vernon. Ohio.
l»90, to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Topping, a son.
to health; also h's brother, Geo L. Colwell,
Treatise on Biood ami 8km Disea*«« s
bkamokawa, W. T , was cured of a numb- mailed tree. bWIbT’a 8PI> 1F1C Co., TAYLOR.—In Eden pr«*« inrt. Nov. II. lHpii, to
Mr. and Mrs. H« nr.\ l'.«> km . s son.
ne.M’* of the arm two years since. Mrs. E- Atlanta. Ga._________________
"CMtoria:>aow»Uad*ptMltoehU<lmi that | CaztoH»
i ANDERSON.-At L«»st river gap, Nov. II. Is'.»n.
Aldf, 16i) North Fourteenth streets, Port­
Sour Stomach,
Diarrhoea. KructAtion.
I recommend it as superior to any prescription ”
*
to Mr. aud Mrs. D. W Anderson, a sun.
land, cured three years ago after nine
Kill» Worma,
gives al«M*p,
promote» di­
'ihe Great Ms^irjiy
(mown
to
me
"
IL
A
A
bctter , M D.,
doctors had faileii, of painiul menstrua­
gestion
.
JACKSON.—At Eagl«* Mills. Nov 12. 1*90. fo
tion and womb trouble in every conceiva­ Of ca-es «f »er fulaand other blood <li ras-
Ill So. Oxíord 8L, Uruukiyu, N. Y.
Mi*. BLd Mrs. D. H Jackson, a daughter.
Without injurious mtxLcauoo.
ble way, general debility, pain through the rs are hereditary, ami therefore difficult to
—Near haul«* Point Nov. •). I" ”' •<■
heart and lungs.
Hundreds of other »•lire. But we wi-li to slate in ihe most HOWLETT.
T
he C ejttaur C obfamy , 77 Murray Street. N Y.
and
Mis.
A.
C.
Howlett,
a
daught«
r.
Mr.
patients could be named bail we space to positive, emphatic manner that Hood’s
8arsapariila docs cure scrofula in every BLACK.- In Grant's pass. Nov. 10,1890, to Mr,
publish them
and Mrs. Rev. Black, a daughter.
The Doctors are cr >wded with patients form. The most severe cases, too terrible
from 10 a . M, to A r, x
Dr«. Darrin are no f«tr description, tiave yie lded t«» this medi­ I VAWTER-In Medford. Nov. 15, W«'. t«» Mr.
If you sutler
and Mrs. W. I. Vawter, a son.
doubt the hardest*worked men in Portland. cine when all others failed
The doctors have a large country practice iroiu HUi'tire blood in any way. take Hood’s ANDERSC/N—In Eden precinct. Nov. is, 1MM),
Sarsaparilla.
to Mr an«1 Mrs. Edgar Anderson, a »on.
and send their electric remedies to any ope
•
Ml’RFH Y—In Ashland. Nov. 7.1890, to Mr. and
desiring h »me treatment for anv cur.ib.'e
Mrs. John J. Murphy, a sou.
Notice.
chronic, acute or private disea-es, whn h
are kept ftrictly ronfi lential.
Complete copies «»t t«,w«4i.iip pla’s, posh d
One <»f ttie doctors is visiting different upto date uf the«>r«ier, made for |1 50 pet
MARR1EB.
towns in the state to better accommodate township.
Money must accompany or­
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those who find it impossible to come to ders. Address
CRAWFORD —SERGENT -N«ar Montagu«*.
Pottland. One of tbe d< ctors will be at
We
challenge
the
reader
to
successfully controvert the assertion that
G. W. K imhai . i .. Roseburg,Oregon.
Cal , Nov«'inb«*r 9, 181X1. Charl»*s Crawford of
lhe Waxhauer hotel. Baker Ciiv. Nov 17 to
Till«* lak»‘. Or., am! Miss Sarah Sergent of an acre of thrifty, well-cultivated, producing orchard trees in the val­
22; the ( matilia house. The Dalles, Nov.
Shasta Valley, Cal.
The Jacksonville Msrble Works are turn­
ley of Rogue River will yield a net yearly income of $100. It will
Zi and 24, the Oregon hotel, Ashland,
I DARLING —RECORD -At Santa Barbara, Cai.,
Nov. 2»» to 30, and Eugene ( tv Dec 1 to 6. ing out large quantities of monuments, '
Nov. It. 181X1. Wilfor«! Darling an«l Miss Ida average 100 trees to the acre, and the estimate is based upon the dem­
The head
office at 70^ Washington tombstones ami all kind** of marble and
R«*c«»rd. formerly of Jacksonville
street, Portland, will run as usud. Con­ stone work. Ail pers«»ns wishing nice CARRK’K-CENTER—At Yr«*ka, Nov. 6tt«. onstrated fact that each fruit tree will produce >1 in value, net, of
sultation and examination free. All classer work done in this line are r< «piested to ca I
*1H!X), by R« v. T. S. Wallis, William Carrick marketable fruit each year.
and examine our «lesigns an i pri«es. We
and Miss May Center, boll» of Medford.
treated free from 10 to 11 i. m . daily.
ffj^Dr. Darrin will I k * at Ashland attain, at guarrantee our Work to g;ve satisfaction in
every
case.
Cuiue
and
ste
us
before
buy
the Oregon hotel, from November 20tb to
DIED.
ng elsewhere.
30tb.
—— •———•
shakes and Shingles.
COFFMAN-On Bish«»!» er«*« k.Noi. 19. |s|Xi. in­
Lls'T OF LETTERS
In other words an acre of producing fruit trees has a valuation of
fant son of Mr. ami Mrs. S. Coffman; ag«-d 1
A supply of the best shakes and slm gles
day.
has just been received at the T imes <»ffi< e
It is better than any bank—for the bank is sometimes carried
Remaining uncal!»-»! for at the Jacksonville which wid be sold in qu.m*'ies to suit at KAREWSKI-ln this city. Nov. 20.. IMXl $1000.
postofliceon Nov. 20t li. Mfi;
into Canada by the cashier, Dame nature- a trust-worthy guardian —
Gustai Karewski; ag«xl at»out (ft years.
rpRsonahle
rates.
Atlkinson. Capt.
Sisi th. Ann
takes care of the principle, and the dividends never fail. Of course if
Angle. H. D.
Tungate.F. M.
Bell, Mis» M.
Tucker, Dolly
you plow your orchard once in tweuly years, ami rob the trees of their
Bacon, Geo. W.
WiMMl, C. 8.
Barett, J.
Trickle Bertha
nourishment by making a cornfield of the orchard ground, and invite
( abler, John
Watts, Ida
Highest of all in Leavening Tower.—U. S. Gov’t Report, Aug. 17, 1889. the birds and. orchard pests t<« make a restaurant of your orchard, you
Wright, Nettie
Claytou, E.
Crt-atb. John
Walton, Geo.
must not complain that your horticultural methods have precipitated a
Wyatt.
Alice
< bapman, F. M.
Davis, Morgan 2
iVorts, Jas.
foreclosure of the mortgage on your orchard.
Douglas, Jas.
'r» u(t W i . i
Eichson, Thus. J.
ate Jennie
Frampton, Geo.
Gould, H
Hopwood, Thos. 3
Riesling, Ed.
Hamilton,Wm.
Holcomb, G. E.
With half the care you give wheat-fields, and it will yield an income
Mtisson, J. D.
Megnew. H. J.
Ros»*nbvrg. L.
Rowe, F. It.
on a valuation of $1000 an acre. There is not a wheat-field in this
Sjdllon, Geo.
Rice, H.
county which yields such an income, and EVERY orchard does.
Schreyer, Mrs. Wm.
HENRY PAPE. SH..P. M.
We propose to sell you an acre of fine allmial soil, witliiu cannon
MEDFORD,
I OREGON.
NOTICE !
$25.00 REWARD
To the party receiving the largest list of
nauK*» for
TBE GREAT XEW ILLI STRATED
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BY HUBERT H. BANCROFT,
THE BM1XEVT H14TOHIAM.
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Warn ’inrilltng accounlH of Mas.^it-rt* anti
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—Merchants, Fanners. M«'cnanlcs. and all
class«*« buv« » ng« rty await«*»] th«- app«-nrHn** •
of this remarkable book.
AG ENTS
S»*n<l quick $1 (Mi for c«»stlyr and < l«*gant Can­
vassing Outfit. D«,n t waste tim«- writing tor
circulars, but secur«- territory befor«- it is
given out. H< member this is h subject of
i > tfnse intekest to all. and t'x* (iraud III q ^-
tration«
attract
intention
evary xx• fieri*.
A biuiess —
COMBINATION PLAID AND CHECK WOOL SUITINC,
SIX-QUARTER ASSABAT ALL-WOOL SACKINC,
TEAZLE CLOTH, NEW FALL PATTERNS.
TRICOTS IN COLORS.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE ALPACA,
BEICE PEASANT CLOTHS,
New Silk Plush, Velvet and
Velveteens.
R
THE HISTORY COMPANY,
723 Market St.,
San Francisco
Ladies will find onr Goods Fresh and New
We carry Boots, Ladies’ and Men’s Fine Shoes,
Groceries, Etc., Etc.
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PosiriVE2
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A QUAKER’S DOZEX*
Richard Ste<e, the well known proprietor o!
the Quaker Dairy, No. 30 Ellis St., San Francisco,
lANt week »ent tha following Letter to the Edwin
W. Joy Co.
“My family have been taking
Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla bow
for monthi with splendid results
Our experience has been that after
taking it regularly for a short time
and getting the system started right,
an occasional dose thereafter keeps
the aysten in perfect condition. A
peculiarity of your vegetable com
pound inexplicable to me 1». that it
does not lose iti effect, but seems U
•ccomplish the same result« continually. As •
liver and bowel regulator and corrective it is per
fection. We would not be without It In onr
house. In fact I bare just bought a dozen bot
ties to get the reduced price.”
A. M. Rowe, of 523 Joues street. 8. F., also
writes tha* It has been his habit for year» t<
awake in the inorniLrrs with a headache an ' an
exhausted feeling; b*it Niiire
•
has ha-l tr» return ol uis aid time uciJiii.» .j,
Uea-lachea,
Children Cry fbr Pitcher’s Castorfa.
A^I Baking
Powder
absolutely pure
THAT CAN BE USE» EVERY DAY
is the kind that pays. Scores of
young business men, and linn-
dreds of book-keepers and sten-
CULTIVATE YOUR ORCHARD
shot of five growing towns, close to the steel rails of a trans-continental
railroad, in the most beautiful valley on tbe slope of the Pacific, with
one hundred growing, thrifty producing fruit trees, to be selected by
you. Buy it for a home to shelter you if adversity or the winters of
old age overtake you and find you penniless.
IrJT
If*
WOIVI II
^1,000.
We give away the laud. Pay us $10 a month, 10 cents a tree, for
two years, and we will present you a warranty deed of the acre, and
„
«U.-TP«
’urse at lhe Portland Busi­ GUARANTEE it to have a thrifty, growing, producing orchard.
ness CoîleRO Portila. Oregon, or the Capital Business College, S.dew
Despite these facts the farmers of the country continue to value
On-Eon liticare umler the management of A. P. Armstrong, have same courses of
Mnlv ^^«Wtuitiim. Zfusirx-s.’.SAortham/.TrpeHTrt/^Pcnmans/r.pam//:,^ their land high, and rob its soil by sowing it with wheat and compet­
fish ÏÀrpartœents. Write to either for joint Catalogue and specimens of pcmuaushir ing in the markets of the world with (he serfs of Russia and the slaves
of India. “Export the wheat of a country aud von ship away the vital­
ity of its soil,” says a great economic writer. The people of Jackson
county should learn this as an axiom.
Every bread-winner at the forge or near the cutting saws,, or in
sound of the hum of the shuttles, or the thunder of the factories, or
toiling late over desk and counter, should study our plan well. It means
a home for a life-timeout of the meagre savings of 2 years’ work. A
more beautiful and a larger home than ninety per eent. of the popula­
tion of the civilized earth can claim to own.
Write to us, and we will send you our illustrated book of this great
valley and our Orchard Home.
THE ORCHARD HOMI.HSSOCIATIOH
Metfcnl Otegon
:T81C
A
cÛZJ CATARRH
RhNimalNin, Neum’gia, Corm
HEADACHE, And ALL PAIN
Tbe California Positivf anJW'gf’Xw-
ELECTRIC COUGH CUH1
CUfltS COLD^. CÑÜÚP.
?old by al! Drrfy
I> h
'
Oreaelnasr & Co . P- op s Loi Arg lei <"**|
Final Notice to Delinquent
Taxpayers.
otice is heheby given ’ ihat tiie
N
«!«limiuent tax list of Ja< k>< n c« untj .Ore­
gon, for 1H>9. has be»-n turn« d <»vw t«> n « . * ith
a warrant Irutn the Hon. < < unty U»»urt tor it*»
IMMEDIA’I F.< (HJ h< 1 l(»N All p» is- i - > ho
arc on said list will pit as» call xt mx < flu « hi
Jacksonville and s«tth uitluut further d« lax .
as I will be compelled t«» add mibag» ami l« vx
upon tiie property ot tii«* *si<i de.in«|ucn»s. io
<»rd« r t<» <*nforce payment <»t sal«l tax. il n«»t
paid t»v Novemt»« r I, IKMO.
nr-fbia iB piisITIVhl.Y th« I mm cal! Y»
more grace xx ill be given atlcr Nov 1, IsW. A
prompt compliance with tin lsw will sax»-
iurther c«»sts.
JAS. G. BIRDSEY.
Sheriff and Tax-Collector of Jackson county.
On gon.
Jacksonville, Oct. 15. l><90.
TILE FOR SALE.
The und«*rsign<xl has now for sab* at th
bri« kj arda near Ashlam)
Tiling of All Kinds
FKII.M ÍH INCH|T<>« INCH
C. H. VF.GH1E, Ashland.
DETROIT
H A LF THE COST of lioisl ;iig sav»*d
to Storekeepers. Butchers. Farmers.
MHchinists. Build» th . Contractor?
ami otbers.
Admitted to I m * th«
f:icat« st Improvvo.euts E ver made
n tackle blocks. Freight i»r< 1 aid.
Write for Catiil<»guc.
FuJton Iron ond Bn;inr Win.
Eat JS& 15 BrWi
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