7 he jOnnocrafR aimes'
OFFICIAI «PU 0-- HtUW COURT». OR
KDITORHL .VOTES
T he Eugene Guard will a|-.pear a? an
even»» g paper alter June lat. Tlrat
city bii* 1« ng n»e»l« <1 a «lady paper, and
we are certain that friend Campbell will
till tiie bill admirably.
JOMCPHINK t’ODNTT ITEMS.
N. Fr««*.*, the paint»*r, has returned to Mur
phy precinct.
Mi-* Ruby Eaton of Jacksonville is paying
relatives at Merlin a visit.
11» v. G. W. Blu. k visited in the upper val
ley during the past week.
his attention to the work of producing the
bet ter type* of th«* trotting horse and road
st er, with signal su :ces*.
D. S. McCollum of Kono last week hauled a
load of barley to Yr. ka to find a market for It.
Our farmer* will hav»* to have a railroad *oon.
it they continue to ln<*r«*H*v our surplus at
til«* rate it was done last year.
UKPFOKD SQtJlBS.
Medford has been made a presidential
postoflh e
ELECTRICITY COMBINED WITH SURGICAL AND
There are a ft w cases of w hooping-cough
in this place.
CURES—DR. DARRIN PRESENTS THE FOLLOW
Reames £ White’s
MEDICAL TREATMENT PERFORM WONDERFUL
ING ;
J 8. Morgan is at Sisson, Cal., where he
S alem , Or.. May 11. 1891.
Ivan Applegate last week bought the com
Dr. Darrin—Dear Sir: In reply to your
panion horse from Kansas to that purchased • will spend the summer.
A ugust O lsen , who was tried at
A great deal of stock i* being s«*hl and for SlJHJH by the Tub- lake syndicate. Both j
favor asking for statement ot my cure of
T he Mt. Shasta Agricultural Society Merced, Cal., nut long since, charged driven out ot the country
S. Ro*, ntbal visited Grant*!} Puss on
are magnificent animal*, and will do much to ;
. .itarrh, which you performed three year»
inteixi having «».•• fin-«, r.umg next (all with murdering his bro’her-in-law, Ivett,
business »luring the past w
k.
a o, will say I am cured and the cuie re
Ben George has been spen.ling several daj'9 improve the class of stock produe»*d in this'
section if they are Pb. rally patronized.
ever witnessed in S'*kiv”it <*o»inty or am han I>een M< quitted
The trial was most with f riends in Jacksonville.
E. Hammon, tiie nurser» man. returned in tins permanent, after suffering from the
part of nor.hern t’aldornm. an«i will Atiibh- ridv contented on both rudea and
disagree.»ble and iualbsorue affliction eight
Mrs. Robert Dodson of Cherry ere» k.one day from his trip to the bay city last week
Flour has been retailing at Grant * Pass for
last
week
while
milking,
r^ul.d
a
wildcat
ump-d
iti*>n
years.
My wife was also cured by you of
Hive b Z i'iir-ea lo indure v
lasted several works.
sometime at the rate of $1.30 a sack.
prowling about h«*r hen-roost, and afterset-
P. B O Neil assi«te»l Sheriff Birdsey in dm-aFes peculiar to her sex
p
-a*f.
Ti»*
from tiie i*-’ Hv rs on the c
tiog the dog* after him and they had put the conducting ••luindy’’Myeis of Ashland to
W.
Chapman,
the
pioneer
sheep
man.
will
J. R (¡ arm ¡sox, well known in Oregon
E. ANDERSON
track near Yreka will •*» placed in fine
prove up on his hoineetrad location in a short animal up a tree, the careful h »usewife got tiie insane asylum last week.
and WtiMhinglon f »r forty years, died time.
her husband’s gun and killed tiie creature.
condition.
—
POLYPUS AND CANCER CURED.
in pFitiatid last week of pneumonia.
Toni Harris l*st week mad? a trip to tb?
Teamster* aver that by the expenditure ot ,
Mr. Larrimor»«. wbo has been in northern
Ho ("tm?
ci
to Pottian I from Indiana, a f’alifornia, returned to Williams ere. k this about $.«10 the t'olahan hill can be put in vvr> northern part of the state after hi* little
ui
the H*»
T he
national
«'ooference
P errydale , Polk Co., Or., May 25tb.
I girl, whom he brought back with him.
decent
shape,
as
al*o
the
road
across
the
r<*s-
piohvrr of 1832, arffl has
continually week.
Dr Darrin—Sir: 1 am happy to «ay
Farnwrg
ai»» ?, , wt.ic
» met at
r ann» » - ’ All
» »;«•«»«
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* Cincin-
ervation, and that if such is dour the Lake
I* is said the railroad company will in a short view teamsters will all come via LiukviJic in j Th? bii’itie*- of the Medford po«toffice \ our tit ctric and medical home treatment
nati lat?ly. » r«***'*lve»l
r?*‘»lv?«l to form a Itimi r?*nl*».l there «inc»* that time. lie sc» vrd
ba- im rvased *o much that the d» partnient ha* been successful in my case. I have had
political party and nominate candidat « hi if»? Oregon Indian wars ami belonged t i m» move their depot building to a new *it*- place of pursuing their present route.
on 5th *tr.*»*t.
at Wasliingtcii ha* made a presidential po ynub in the none for years and you
f.»r president and vii » -pr» «ident I next to th*» Oregon Pioneer society.
The preliminary steps have already been
cured it. Mr*. J. M. Decky of Sheridan,
< flice of it.
The
railroad
boys
are
rejoicing
over
the
taken
looking
toward*
the
organization
of
a
Am
g
'»the?
thii'ga
¿GZ-.
done,
the
year.
*
other thn gi
Or , who consulted you. rejoices in a pe:-
L eiinek « B ros & Co.o; Montague,Cal., pay-car la*t wo-k, which stupp»-»! over night stock association io Klamath county, not onl.x
D
T
Pritchard
recently
purchased
tiie
record
as
conferm.*-* plat ed itself on
fect cure of a scrofulous and cancerous
to « nabl»* our af.K-kmen to inak<‘ a better home
who did a big business with K ama*h at Grant’s Pa*.*.
building
ot-ciii>"*<l
bv
M.
k
->.
Damon
as
a
silver,
!ow
growth in her mouth and cheek. If thia
market
f<>r
their
product,
but
also
to
afford
favourg the tree coinage ot
ami Lak? cuuutie* an I northern (.'al
Ge*>rg* l'uriuan. re<-«-iitly from l*«-nn»ylvrt- the utmost degree of prot.vtiou against tiie sb'ie-storc, on 7 h street, ami will soon open will do you any gooti publish it. Yours
tariff and a man suffrage.
iform.*. have gone into liquidation.
Big nia. h**Hcc*-pt.da position in Henry Smith'* depredations of cattle tbicvis. Tin* primary a jewelry store there
gratefully.
store at Wolfcreva.
object will be to emancipate the cattle, so as
expei «*■* and the rrckle««
crediting
MILT JOSES.
W. W. Wheeler fast week returned from
P ortland , E i*t Portland and Albina of patruns canned tl.e collapse.
Cha*. Hughe* and (’has. D»‘» k* r of Waldo to keep prices at t ue wry lowest notch tor
E. N.
range stock tor several seasons past, in the the Klamath lake country,in which loralitv
LBOcj KYE IS OS« MISCTE.
pre»*inct
*o:<l
a
l<
t
of
»•atll«'to
Bybee
Bro*,
of
exciting
Art» in the thru»'* of ut» iiitMiisriy
Lilientlalof San Framqaco has charge
lac* of the fact that there has been a steadily he estab islied a branch ot the Mitchell A
Pear Doctor Darrin
I am glad to hear
caiiipu gn, in which th»* consolidatiun of of the concern and w ill dispose < f it a* Jacksonville last week.
growing demand for our beet abread.
Lewis machinery company.
from vou
M v ey. » are Horn« nicely ami
Th»* rain of this week was just w hat th»* !
thuse .’»ties nit«» on«» tine, larue rby is rapidly as p>M»»ible.
Mr
Conley,
who
ha*
been
endeavoring
for
»re
perfectly
utraiglit
and
do not bother
»•ountrv n«*<*l«*d. The shower* were copious
The M'uiarcl saloon at Medford, under
the question before their people
If the
sometime past to ascertain the particulars
me at all
f am very much pleased with
A list of <i>v. Pennoyer’« appoint- and diil a vast amount of go»*!.
the
management
of
H.
H.
Wolter*
is
prov
oi
the
mysteriuu*
disappearance
of
40
bead
of
l*e*t inter» sis<>f the w . !»•»• mniunityare
lie treatment, and not many p<op:e can
r»»en « will 1«^ found on the first page of
Mi-s Ida York is t»*Hehing th»* spring term fine hors«** from his Steel swamp range, has at ing a popular resort. The best of every
taken into runs delati-.n, the vote next
ted which eye it was.
*
the T imes
Th? meat important offi •? of school at th*- Provolt school-house in her last gotten track of the thieves ami has thing in thalline is kept there
Your true friend,
Moniiay won <1 be pr.i« t t ally un«m-
least
four
of
the
learned definitely that at
accustomed satisfactory fashion.
i reatrd l»v the legislature of 1891 was
The Southern Oregon Packing Company
horses w» re killed by the rascal* who stole
Mis, M agoik S vshobst ,
moQs.
Pu’ I v -»‘ntimeut is »trungly in
Hay harvest has alr»*a<|y begun, and a* soon them, because the animals were so distinct
that of attoi ney-general. Geo. E. Chain-
wiil have Miitab e buddings erected at some
l.a Grande, Or.
favor of consolidation, although f-oine
I a* the weather settles again th«-re will be a ___
jvely
marked that it was easj to identify eligible site near the railroad track before
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berlain of Albat.v, a v< iir»g attorney of large quantity cut in this county.
th«-m. Tiuit-wiil bt pi«-nty Of bUSineM fol
arlti*h |» »liticiaiw air seeking to thwart
tall,
for
the
carrying
on
of
their
business.
l»r.
Darrin
treats
with
electricity and
much ability »ind force of eharacter, was
Th? o’d school-house was mov«*»i to its new the next grand Jury, ami that stock as*<M*ia-
it.
________________
medicines all curable chronic, acute and
appointed to fill that position
He will l<>«-Htion last week, inorder to provide a site tiun cannot be organized any to«» soon.
Rev. Mr Goodwin will hold special me-
private diseases^ blood taints, lost or fail
tor the new structure at Grant's Pns*.
The “Star’s” suggestion that the members iuorial-day services at Medford n -xt Sun ing manhood, nervous debility, effect ot
T he Yreku Journal n;ys that the second doubtless make a goo 1 officer.
tr»M>p B should prepare to inouut them- day at 3 o clock !». m
The old soldier* are
trial of Joe Goodwin at Redding, f«»r
E. P. Tuthiil i* m«*<*ting with mor»* than his of
eiror.
or excesses in old or young, loss of
T iie r»-a! r.innv of th* heavy shipment«
selvesou th«« very beat horses obtainable in
killing a man named Al'en at Burney of gold from America is the sul j it of usual suec«*** in wiling finny bcHutii-s into th«* this section when th«*v go to Eug*-nc on th« especially invited to attend.
memory, disease caused by mercury in the
tr^ingpans of Grant's Pass tins season.
encampment trip in the latter part of June,
vailev, resulte»! in a ver»li« t of murder much discussion in financial circles, and
The Medford band boys have received an improper treatment of private diseases, ir
J. I). Gri'zzl«» and family, who have been is a g»»od one ami should not go unhe«.*d»-d. invitation ftom B<>»eburg to participate in regularities in women, etc , and never pub
in the a»*cond degree, the jury t»eing out it is attributed by the Irest authorities on
r»-sid* ntsof thi*eouut> for th«* past f» w y»-ars. Th«-r<-ar<* no b«-ttcr nor mor»* showy horse» a band .-onfest to be held at that place on I shed in the papers. Office, 70% Washing
but a short tune.
G * o » iwhi torroariy re this matter to the heavy balance of r* turned to their »»Id home in Texas recently. any where than thoa<* now pr»>duc«<d in Klamath
ton street. Portland, Or. Hour« 9 a . m . to
eo'inty, and it would be* doing tins s»*ction a ibe coming Fourth of Julj’.
sided in this ami .1 »sephine counties, trade created in favor of Europe by the
10 p . m . daily. Examination free and con
August Lt-meri» I <>f Galiee cr«*»-k last week positive injustice not to avail ounn-'v«-» of
being an employee < I the (’ «!k O Stage McKinley bill, wtiich »'aused an immense went to California, alter the failur»* of water this opportunity to show what we produce* on
J H. Far:» is attending the sessions of fidential, question blanks and circulars
Co. during
ant* -ra lroa»i
t in?«, and ini|H>rt of European
Patients cured
good« into the eoinp»-lle»l him to close down his min«* for th»* this occasion. Good horsemen and showy the general assembly of the Presbyterian >ent gratis to any address.
horses will add gr»*atly to th«* clianees ot the church at Detroit tins we. k . a* a represen at home after one visit to the ductor’s of
afterwards drove stag? over Siskiyou I nit» »I Stat s before it went into effect. *4*ti«Otl.
tr«x»p
for
making
a
"killing
-
'
wbil«*
away
from
tative
from
th?
Southern
Oregon
Presby
tice
Medicines sent to any address with
mountain, then going into Modoc and
J. I). Glidilen. win» is remodeling the Union
T he New York flurmn; Jnnrhiil has a h»»trl *t Kerbyville. was in (»rant’s Pass one horn«*, ami the cl>an<*es ar«- that every anima; tery to that body.
out the doctor’s name appearing.
Shasta counties. Cai.
could be disposed of at a profit before the VII-
long articl«» which intimate« that the day last wet-k after sash and d»M»r* to complete cainpmvLit ended.
Mt* Dr. G»*ary enjoyed a visit during
tiu- work.
report« > i Blaine’s illness have been ex
tie week from her brother, Dr. McCornack, H’HF PA 1 $70 AhD MOKE rot
Tut T ime * i« receiving
uumeruu«
Purchasers of drug* will bear in mind that
aggerated
bv
the
friends
of
President
late
of Eugene, who has recent y e.stab-
•ubacription fioin parties in the east, who
l’ENTRAl. FOIST FULVI EK>.
A CHEAP LOT
thev can rely on ge tting a pur«* article at Mrs.
h>h»d hiiiistd in the practice of hi* pre
Harrison. The object cf Mich a course (’. Si Stone’s drug-store, whatever may be
hav? their eye* tume<! toward «»uithern
When you can get an ENTIRE ACRE of
fvision at Mendocino, Cal.
Oregon.
We will be greatly »urpriaed if was to cans»« th»» admirers of Mr. Blaine call«»«! for.
C. G. Rippey h»** been confine«! to bi* room
th? best fruit lam! in Nickell’s Addition to
The Knights of Pythias will loin with the' Medford for the SA ME price?
I’, s > Cundy
i’ _ *7 was seriously shaken up by a fur soin.-tHut* with an attac k of rheumatism.
thia wcti.n <ior» not rxvive a larue to Iliink that hr was in swell delicate
rom a scaffolding al
at the S. (». Lumber
<».
A.
11
this
year
in
the
observance
of
Nickell’» Addition joins Medford’s wes
ai-ceaxion to >t« pvpalation inanle of the health he couldi/c stand th»* fatigue .all from
Attorney Robert G. Smith ol Grant'.* P ush
C. ,'s factory <m»- day last week, but was not visit«*»! th»* future flume teriniiiu* .luring the mvmoiial day at this place. There wul be tern corporation line, is situated in a beau
next two year-.
Thia cf a campaign ami tliu*» prevent his badly hurt.’
lar
more
than
th?
usual
amount
of
in
e»rst
week.
pos>.bl? noinm.dion ms a candidat? for
tifulaiid healthful location, and is within a
la the liealthleat ai»l moat pleaxant
take«) in the occas.on both here and a* stone’s throw of the Medford school-house.
J. L. Scott has 9iicct««*ded __ _
I»r. Terry appeared on our street* behind a
portion of the earth, alters the indiielri- th»* presidency.
of the Grant's Pass Wat<*r. Light *»»d Power fine span of horse* and with new buggy and I Jacksonville.
I be land is particularly adapted to horti
ous live on the fat of the land and all
T iik )ea*iert of the third-party cau*»? <’ompany, since the resignation of J. W. How V’lmpage during the week.
culture, and great returns would be real
Th«re was a buoyancy of exultation about
can ae, tl>e hotuea at a tea-onahle tiglire, at Washington prufess to have direct ard took affect.
ized there from a few acres planted in
A son of W.
Engledow was severely in th? ¡1» ws c< ltimiis <d the "Mail" last we* k
l.aiy. gool-for nothing
pe> pie
r»ed H**urancvs tiiat Senator Sranfor»!, of
The Talent box factory last wet k obtained jure«! by ti*lhng from a box ear at this p!av<*
prune», peaches, grapes, etc.
t<*n carload» of lumber from tin* vicinity of last week, but !• DOW c<•»»vale*«-!ng. This that ii satisfactorily accounted for by th?
Two ol it* best features ar? that it i* fret-
Ca'ifornta,
i*
ready
tj
put
him*eif
at
the
not apply, however
repentant father, on the grounds of that
Grant’s Pass, to be work»*d up into boxes for should be a warning.
head < f tiieir movement, with all tiiat ih*- frail GTOp now coming on.
big baby gin that came to his home ear y from city tax?*, although not lying a ¿r«-at
distance from th? business portion of Med
Mr*. W. H. Norvro** last week shipped *<un. tn the »reek. All are d- ing well.
T he Raley irr gstion law ha* aroused .a therein implied, and that he will be
ford, while the Jacksonvilie-Medfoni rail
Th«* water company* last w*v4*k received a strawberries of the Crescent *e»-d!ing ’ ariety
serious (cart* of the utter drainege ul the standard-bearer of tiie a ham?, or carload 4>f cement, with which to finish up to her husband at Susanville, Cal., that inea«-
D. H M her and ('ha-. Strang have dis road will run through the land near the
their
n
’
servoir.
aft«
‘
r
which
they
will
b4*
rea«ly
I»?«»pie
’
s
party,
in
1892.
Some
of
the
G oom » lake, to the consternation of al•
solved the partnership heretofore *-xi ting northern boundarv.
ured
Inches inuireuinference.
to furnish the city an ade»iuate water supply.
It ba* bf-en laid out in tracts of five
ne wwi tbrtu.an ’ Mr. Mil.er wJi heiraitvr
who now rely noon it fur their water alliance leaders claim to Ire author z?d
J. C. Sheridan is letting off good* in the hard
Palethorp«
’
,
the
Grant's
Pass
baker,
will
conduct
th? hardware branch of th? busi acre* and less, and will be sold at very r» a
to
mak?
|
ublic
liie
alleged
fact
that
mipply.
Dr.
lyjornia, ag-*nt
if
the
ware
line
at
alarmingly
low
figurs».
in
ord*
r
l»en-aft» r do his baking at his place of busi
ness, while Mr. Strang will have exclusive suitable rates on th? most favorable term*.
Interior department recently ran.e out S»*nat«>r Stanfuid considers lie holds his nc**. having put in a fine 4»v«*n tln-rc within to mak«* room for n«*w*t«H-k. Joe will c**tab-
Viz: one-ihird in cash, one-third in one
lish a branch*tor<* at Eagle Point if the rail c<Filtrol of the drug department
in pergon to investigate a remonstrance great fortune simply as “»teaare! f« r the last few* weeks. He always giv4*s satisfac road is built to that place.
year, and balance in two years.
tion.
The Christian E"deavor 8<»ci. ty will ho d
sent to Washington, in the hope ot pre i these people.**
For further particular* apply to any rep
Sine«« the planing-mill started up it ha*
venting the h g water company recently
Josrphint* county has b«'en honor»*»! with a given tiie wont»*! air ot busine-*« ■«» our town, its first annubl convention m this pla<*e on utable real-estate dealer, who will take
M illions of cticketa have in-d? tiieir
Tu»-day
and
Wedne-day
n»xt,
Jun?
Ji
place*
on
the
sta»e
boar»!
of
equalization
by
organized from cairyingout their plans,
pleasure in showing vou the addition.
appearance in Sirkijou county. Cal , and Gov. Pennoyer. Cha*. Hughes, the appointee, and the presence of many ranchers and fann and 3 i
A good deal of interest is taken in
ers on <•*»r *tre»-t* during th*- week is evidence
and that gentleman expresse« the opin wr? doing consi«It*rabtv damage.
The will no doubt prove a prominent member ol of the concentration of business In r* once ihr work by the local members, who antici
ion that the question will involve mat Journal says thnt J. M. Davidson, who tiiat body.
A C hild Killed.
more.
pate quit? a large attendance from abroad
ters coming w ltliin the province of inter-
Another child killed by the use of opiates
A number of the enterprising ladies of
1 has a ranch in Slias’a val ey, beyond
Prof.William*
cl.wud
ii most successful terin
The
most
complete
and
one
of
the
very
given
in
the
form
of Soothing syrup. Why
atate law.
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! Montague, got ri«l u( the pest in a novel Grant * Pass hav«» undertaken the work of of the public sch.»ol* ot Central Point last best stork of goods in southern <>r?gon zn-y mothers give their children such deadly poison
rehabilitating th»* graveyard, and a large
' wanner.
He hitched teams to rollers, for«-« was e*igag«'<l in the commendable work Friday,tiie final rxmninations proving tliHt be found a’ the store of Henry Smith. Is surprising when they can relieve the eluld
the pupil* have studied under an excellent
T h » migblv
west
ha* «nre nuo.e
of its peculiar troubles by using Dr. Acker’s
land running them over th? giuund ma’e last Friday an»i Saiurday.
preceptor and Improved tln ir opportunities Th s retablisbmrnl is under ih? etliciem Baby Soother. It contains no opium or mor
•‘knocked out ’thr effete «-.»st ai d s. nda up
uianagvineot of Mr and Mrs. F L < »an phine.
a whuivsx!? ma**h, ktiiing ail within
One»>fthe8 P. I). A L. (’»>.'* boilers gave to the utmost.
atdifriun «‘lew over having broken the
ti 1, who never inn to please their numer-
'[ reach, tiesides causing
th«» following way during the w»-«-k and has b»*cn fent t*>
D. L. N»*wton has «-stablish»*! a regular stage »us cu*t. mers
running-jump r<*ror»t hv the f»*et of ns
Portland tor repair*. '1 he factory has not
Pll.'t. I’iiet! Itching Tile».
I crickets to turn aside fr«»m iris place, ' b»*en stupp«*!, however, as the extra boi’vr has line to the upper Rogue river section, and it
cham| ion, Charles S.Rrh r • »f Sa. Louis,
there was only a boat on Crater lake for the
who evidently feare«i to j r«jce« d wliere so been brought into re«(ui»ition.
H H Wolters, the mixologist, nas re
S ymptoms —Moisture; intense Itching and
who stami* w.tli 22 feet 7l._. inches to
accommodation of tourist* he w«mld * ><»n
moved hi* saloon to th? building next door singing; most at night; worse by scratching.
, many dead w?re visible.
Th»* Grant s Pass base-ball club ha* at last build up a tine business. Many tlmb» r loca
his credit, as against 22 ieet 6 indie*,
If aliownl to continue tumors form, which
*«a*ure<! suitabh* practicing grounds, and wi I tors will patronize him under any circum- to C. W. Palm’s barbershop, on Front often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore
tormeiiy the champion jumn of a Yah*
I n th? wagon-r»«ad 1 cis»»*, embracing *<*
-trert
He has supplied the bar with
»n attain a »l«*grv<* »»f pr«»ficiency that will stanc»**.
S
wayne ’ s O intment stops the itching awd
mi it.uy
it.«»y wagon load, the • nabl»* them to c»>mpete successfully with any
college man. Our advi<«*s do not ata»e I Tii? Dal!e* mi
the finest
wines, liquors and cigars, bleeding, heals ulceration, and in most caa *e
Central Point, with rare foresight, H’r. ady
whether Mr. Reber model»-«1 tin* Died WiHain«t:e valley and Ca-vade wagon club in the southern part ut the state.
*i«ivertis»*s a grand ball forthe coining 4ih of and » fine billiard table can aieo be remove« the urnors. At druggists, or t v
Dr. Swayne AB oik Philadei-
jumping alter ti at ot tiie Kansas grass road anti the Oregon Central wagon
The a»idreasof the gift»*»! preacher. Rev. C. July, the ball to take place at McCloud Hall found there. Give him a . all, for he w ill nail for 50c
phis.
•
hopper. n.»r «io tl»ev state w hether he has road, th»^ supreme curt of tiie Vnited (’. Stratton, before th«* graduating cla*s of th«* nri the evening of Friday. July Sd. Fitzg.-rald treat.you well.
A Wrbb’a or» In stra wil' furnish th.* inspira
Grant's
Paa-high
sch«>«»l
last
w«
»k,
was
lis-
Our
new
school-h<»use
will
be
one
of
the
anv Kansas blood in his veins; hut he States ha* r. niande»l ail tii* cases with
i
i«-n*-d*tu with marked attention by ail in at- tion to Hie dancers an»! Fradenburg w>il be on handsomest and bast m the whole of south
M ARRI FI»
evidently understand.- getting there will» directions to tiie circuit court to permit tendanc«*. Th«» entire ex»-rcise« were vote»! a hand with a sphdnid supp« r.
ern Oregon. A. J. Weeks, an excellent
both feet, all tiie same a* ti .* gra*shoj- tiie Cc.ited Stat»*« to file a replication to complete* success throughout.
Vintie B -all ha* th«- sympathy of all over arch tert, drew th»* p’.ans »hat w» re SC- HI'T< HINSON—WILSON -At the residence
tiie plea« of bona fide pua ha*e and
This evening th»» ladies of the Episcopalian hi* grief at tlie ve.di«*t of the San Francisco cepOii at the meeting held ia-t baiurday.
!•« r
_________________
of the bride's parents, Tule lake, on May 15.
surgeons to the effe«*t that In- will never re
lsftl. by Judge <»rr, Mont. E tiutchinaoQ and
estoppel.
i'lii* doe* hot open ill»* whole c«M»gr»*gation will giv«* an • -nt«-rtainm«*nt at cover id* lit »»ring. Hi* parcnts.wh*> hud been An «ight-mill tax ha* been levied, which
the opera-hou»«*. call«*! the “Carnival of
Miss Sadie W hs . hi .
T he wheat ch p *-f Cal f rnia i* «hurt quest;* n, but s mpiy pe* nut« tiie g«»v«-in
Nation*. ' the pr*»cer<!s to be apnlh'd toward b»»oy.*d up bj hope heretofore, » ii ? almost in will raise enough funds to run the school*
EATON-PARKER-in
Linkvlllr. May 21, lM»t.
despair
over
th.-ir
boy
’
s
attbetion.
Anu
><
t
dur
ng
the
»'oiiiing
year
and
pay
fur
about
in many place* an«! tin* p. «p.«t f»«r a n.rlit to p«ov- , if i* ran, tiial the present « payment for th«*ir prop«>s«*»l new church, work
by Judge J. S. Orr, Jam.** Eaton and Mis*
there i* a brighter si.je to the picture, toi one third < f the co-t of th? tie'V Vuib: ding,
brisk foreign mark?! i- l«rtier than it ikoldeisili l lo t pmjl.as« • the nal ami «>n which will so«»n be begun.
Ellis Parker, both of Klamath county.
with Vintie * artistic- fend.-ncn-s 'ife has much which is estimated a f7u»“».
lias ix-en for ve r*. Tiie-«» facta have land* in good Ii h
The question of
An interesting case l»eforc th»* Grant's Pass I f * store lor him, vv.-n though he be dcpriv«d
FITCH -CARDWELL-In Milford prec nct.
at the riwdHic.* of »he <>ffi lating minister .
can*?«! a rai*v m tl ? p*ic? » f wl eat, actual construction «-Í t» e road i«ecomes just «•«• last wc« k was the assault an«l battery of all sen*«* ot hearing.
ch *»* against Mr*. Emma Isl«-s. who assail«*«! A.
MINING
NEWS.
by Rev. Si. A. Wilhams. May 25. 1*<V1. Francis
which «««real W'llio d< ubt oniirm? tn immaterial limi-r this ruling
Th«* following adv.-itiserntut app»*ar* in th*
Col«* in Howard * store one day recently. A
Fiten and Miss l*aura B. Cardwell
“
Oregonian:"
Central
Point,
Oi»-g.n,
the
fomtnai dago»>d tignr»*rv< t after harvest.
trial by jury wa* had. and r«-*uit» »i in a ver-
1. er W El>.Xa.-l> xv (lie <z>r <f Ru-aia l'«*t of gtjihy. the justic«» aas«**sin»r a fin? of coming metropolis of th.« Rorue riv. r x a'.b-\.
Notice* for th? I »cation ot piacer and
A re pre«»* n ti ve <►» California i-aitie; !*.*«
I
the
Italy
ot
Oregon,
th»-
greatest
fruit
la
It
ot
cviebiahd li.e teirli armivers.iry of his $10. or five »lays in the county Jail. Th«* pris
quartz mines, etc., fur sale at the T imes of
BORN.
I»een in th? valley lately for tl.e » urpose
the world. 32V mile« from Portland on the
HccrM’ion fo th? ttiri-iu* oi his laili^rs oner chose* the latter alt»-rnat’'vc and served Oregon A California railroad.
lot* now on fice.
ut contra» ting for all the ul»«-a« be van
nut h«-r time.
willi girat
T’ ♦ i? w.»* t«jm? *olic-
-al«- from
Then* will be a li»ml.«-r
Provolt Bros, ar? preparing to put in an N.MITH—In Grant s Pass. May lrtth. 1*91.
get and is off. ling ♦*’» c r.t* a bucdiel,
flume running to this citx within one year, i nrastra soon at their ledg? in Mu. pby pre
to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, a son.
itud? expre**«*«! fur a w?rk ur two I ?fore
exclusive of sacks an I tw me, a'« » ad
with a capHcity of 1<W>.OIMI feet daily, with
KLAMATH (Ol NTY ITEMS.
GRIFFITH-In Grant's Pass, May 17, 1*91.
th? event 1« sit l»v N » .b?t* might con
cinct.
factories in nccordanee. to be I.M-at.d in <’♦*»»-
vancing 20 p«*r cent, of th? pur»'haa?
to Mr. and Mis. J. W. Griffith.a duught«*r.
clude to c«*l?!»»;»te th? «foiHise of th? | r<*8-
tral Point. \ railroad connecting this city
Selph .t Tavlur’s »rai-tra is running hi
price. Truly sun?h»ni Oreg«*n
is in
E. R. Reames ha* return»d from bis trip tu w ith all point* on th** Pacific coast and the the March «V ¿« ipb quartz ledge m Sam's LETTEREN—N« ar Ashland. May 12. 1*91. to
ent ezir at ati.'iit th? sain? time; but as Rogue river valley.
good luck thi* year, as it will have a
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lettekcn. a daughter.
East i* now in course of const met ion. S •utli- , vadey. on excellent orr.
no such uniowaiti cauumstam*»* hid *? all
MORGAN—Near Fort Klamath, May 18,1891.
larger surplus than ev«r b* for?.
Chicken-pox is prevailing in th»* family of rru (>r. gon fair ground* are loc.if.-d her«*.
I
The Patton mine n»*ar Tafont has been
• ♦•fit off a* merry a* a in »rnag«* t>el!, and
to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan, twins, a »«»n
Daniel Gordon m ar Ken«».
j turning out son»? very prtunisiug ure l »t»-
an«l a daughter.
the reigning |x>tentat? rider» d u;*« n Li*
W
<»DVI
LE
ITEMS
B.
S.
Grigsby
is
this
year
summer-fallowing
T he
which La« lung ago ercoiui dread?
i ly. uhich has been hauled to Amiersuii's A LLEN—In Ashland, May 20,1801. to Mr. ar.d
of ?*ini-impri.-<-nm»»nt
,
„ .. > mill for reduction.
drifted into a biili.l« zing, unscrupulous with th? uonti* ur»! arouramr* of ti.r ha- a large portion of his ranch.
Mrs. O. B. Alien, a son.
that Mr*. B. F.
W«* an- sorry t*» report
» ,
Mrs. G. W. Smith last we k returned from C»irt*-r is 'Inna t rtnisly v hl
rb? American Mining ( ode, standard THOMPSON In this city. May 28, 1891, to Mr.
• nd dishonest sh»r!. whirl» wuhi even ■ ti« «i • f a ¡a g«» portion of Ins subjects and
ill.
ami Mr*. Arthur Thompson, a son.
authority on »11 subject.* pertaining to
put to «1 an »* the Yreka .i turnal in it* 'ins o*n ceurpbuent thought that he a s<Hial visit with Yreka friend*.
B F. Carter i*-the proud father of am.th»-r I , all mining, water-riglit*. etc., 1* kept tor CLELAND-in Lakeview . Maj 19. 1*91, to Mr.
J. T Mtittingly, the cotnmorria! tourist, was young (h«ugiit»T, born !ast Friday.
partisan ram*, r and rar.k liiiiai»n» ss.con- iik» h timt sort of a thing.
and
Mrs. I». U. Cleland, a »on.
j *al? at the 1 imks office.
in our midst last wot k for a few days.
linu * lu abuse Mr. (’ rv»-land «nd mt er
I>. N. Birdscy anil Mi** \im li»< (>tt«-n »if Bolt
(>> «»»( K’E ;t s a sc mdal to prote» t the
Miners on Apple rate are encouraged in ICRNKR -In G«»oac lake i»r«*cinct. May 17.
Cha* Clodi and wife of Tule lake were at wrr<* her«- visiting Mrs. W. V. Jones of Wood
Dem.Ho.tHr ‘•tat* sinen n a i»»e!<»ii« man
1*91. to Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. Turner, a son.
.Alaska seal monopolist* at cost of con* their old home in Yreka, Cal., last week
thrir search tor the previous meta * by th?
ville Sumlay.
ner. A* a gbonl it exr»-|s, slMinUrir g
' tinuiitg tl.e B bring Sra troub'e and
M»un<l « f two steam whistles, «me of them BEEBE In Ashland, May 12. 1*91. to Mr. and
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. Buck-
Mrs. Walter E. Beebe, a son.
even .*u. h great m»-n ;»•* .1» tL-rson ami
Deputy Sln-riff Th-»nip* »n wn* her«* Satur belui ging to Baihy’s steam arastra, th?
probau.y » xtcrmina.ir g ih? * ais; tint imstcrot Langvll valley a few day* since.
day ami s»»l<i sum«* hydraubc pipe on Saxes other to Flaniiagau s quartz mill.
8HEARER-At St»*nmb«>at. May 16 1*91. to
Jackson hec»iu*e th. y were D**>n<»<*rats,
it i* no more HcandaujU* than th? protrc-
Mr. ami Mrs. A. W. Shearer, a daughter.
and landhig less patriotic, lea'tied snd
Crawford Hill is recovering after his recent creek belonging to Mr. Cfokcr.
Harry Lewis and Dr. Kremer of (¡ram’s
t on oi»»’h?r nion«>polist* at Die »-xp*n?e at ta< k of pneumonia, we are glad to learn.
Mr* J. I. Scott of Evans ere« k vHit»-<l lo r Pass have bought «»ut Mbrm p Bros inter- HARLAN—In Me»!for«l, Mav 17. 1*91. to Mr.
honest rnen because lliry were R.q uim-
and
Mrs. Newell Harlan, a daughter.
of th? people which is the s«*itit‘»l policy
br«»tln-r, S. L Bonnett «»t M«,dfor»l precinct.
cans. And still it po-e* a* a great news
A carload of wheat was marketed at Ager Ia*t w«*ck. Il'-r!ig»xl nu'tlit r was alsother«-. vst in the 2\oitb Star mine in Josephine BOHL—At C«*ntral Point. May 17. 1*91, tn Mr.
oi this adxmni*tration amt of the partv it
paper, whereas i'H uni v g»» atneH* lie« in
last week by Van. Dunlap for $1.35 per cental having ju*t arrive«! from San Joatpiin vail» v, 1 county, and will at tmee proceeii to develop
and Mrs. John Bohl, a daughter.
r?p(?s»*nte». The fui-trader* are a* much
Cal.
lb? property to ll»e fullest capacity.
monopohz ng it»— joiirna i*lir field of
The r«*cmt showers have benefited « very-
entitled to government favor an the
Portland, which s'nunl l hr or» U| i*-*d by
Simon
Messenger
of
Josephine
county
is
M« ssrs Osborn A Taber w« re award»-»! th«*
BI EIL
I wool-giowe"*, th? Hterl-rad makeis and thing, Big crops will no doubt result thir«*- contract,
<»n Sat unlay, to build th«- W. .« m I vi II» '-m ceeding nn ♦ ly with his arasira this sea
more decent ami more i oicrabie jour
from
i the rest, ai «! the fact that they are Mr
school-house, tlivir Imi being $125. Although i sun, but will put in a Huu tington mill (bi*
nals.
Th« late front h did considerably damage there wer»* two i»i<l** low«-r than Hu ns. Th«*
M.EGLY-At San Joar. (’a! May 25, 1*91.
Blaine’s persona! fii^nda or qu«»n laru
to er»ips; but it will probably not be ptrma- directors having decldtd in their favor. I h«•> ! tad in order to be able to handle the entire
Jacob Mirgly. father of A. If. Mirgly; ag«-J
jiartnc.B dues nut
render them Iras incnt.
71 ycur*. 2 months and 17 days.
ar«- got d inecliani»** and will uudoubt«-d!y do output of his mine with the least loss.
T he * t. \ . i H*e sinking ot ttie* <’.‘ulean
Worthy than other business partner* and
a
go«»d
job.
1 he teste«! ro< k from the ie«!g? located GOODRICH—At Anderson’* Ferry. Klarnath
de*»
i aia by tlu* cruiser t harle«?. n
Henry Conn has removed to Douglas county
D emokh at .
eaim aiKn*fomi contributor» who are ho to take charge of his lather’s farm in that
river. Cal.. May 1. 1KW1. Hoy. a<»n of James
ast
week
by
Messrs.
McCall
and
i
’
oite',
v
.» - of the «iliiest cariards of tiie day.
and Lottie Goodrich; aged 10 months and 11
1» arefu.ly looked al er.
near Gobi Hid. promises exceedingly well,
section.
»or American« weie c.everly ontwitted,
days
Remarkable Resrac
and as the l»<ig«- seems to b? almost with
E P. MeCornack, the Salem attorney, was
ior thacommander of tiie msurgm t man- I
T iierk ’ s blood on the moon among the
In Yreka. Cal.. May ii. 1891, Mrs.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, Hl., in «k< s out limit, big things may be I oun &« i for GREER
nt Linkvillr last week visiting his brother,
Irene Greer, widow of the late Dr. G. W.
of-war Esmeralda had i.o idea of fighting, leading offi-ia s down in
D?l
Norte Frank.
th« statement that »h<* caught cold, which irum that neighbuihood. Mr. Porter ha*
Greer;
aged
fW years.
settled on her lungs; sb«- was treat»*! for
‘
but simply parleyed witii Charirdon’« ■«•oiiiify. Cal., the county clerk and the
a iiad many years expeuence in mining hi
W. E. Iiowdoin is convalescent after his re tnonth by her family physician, but grew
„ .. the ldab » digging», ami is of the opinion MI’RPHY—On Griffin creek. May 15. 1W1, in
con.mander in older to allow tiie It ata b«»ar<l • f »ii|»eivieore Laving lock?»! horns L,,„
fant
child
of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Murphy.
cent attack of tiphoid fever, wi are glad to worse. He t«»l«l her sh«* was a hopcl«-ss victim
that ihe mam »edge. <»f which th? pocket*
to gain tune At last ac<*ount* nocapture 'over tti? »piestiun whether or not the ! antiounc»*.
of consumption and that no inedi«-ine <*oul«l
WHITMAN—In Medford. May 38. 189!. of
heretofore
discovered
in
the
vici
ity
of
•_
had been mad»», ami even d the C’hilesna 1 former • ffi«*rr wa* properly attending to i * /
whoold.rg-cough, Herman Larne. Infant son
Jack Horton l»»*t w«-« k went to Ager after cure »u-r. lit r druggist siigg« sted Dr. King's Gold Hili are but spurs, ha* at isst been
N»*w Discovery for Consumption; sh«- (»ought
of J. H. and S. M. Whitman; aged 10 months
tiu^pinnt
Bauman'i
are overhauled now they wdl tiu doubt j the duties of his office. There is a , I “
. ’ ‘ for . 2..
............ * new blai-k*ini*h*hop a bottle ami to her delight found h»*ra«‘lf lound
i’ne ore does not .-how anything
and 11 days.
at
Bonanza
have Iranferied their cargo of arms to teciliiar quality
of liquor that goes
benefited iron» the first dost*. She c«»ntinue<l tabuluusly rich, but the ruck carries a gieat
Rome friend y vessel lung before. Tins ; over th? bar at Crescent city, which lias
Samuel Traynor of Marysville arriv»*! at tt* use ami alter taking ten bottles t<»und deal Ol gold.
fiasco is on a par with the Behring Nea | incapacitate»! a number of iretinty officers I.inkvilh>one day last w« • k with the intention herself sound and well; now doe» her own
housework ami I* as well as she ever was.
of n-maining.
confr.»ver*v that h■»< been going on «<* i in th? past from giving that careful
Free trial bottle of this Great l»i*cov«-ry nt
Newspaper Law.
Mr*. D. G. McIntosh and children are at E. C. Brook*’ Drugstore. Large bottle 50c. and
long between loam.- and Nalisi ury. In ! attciiti'-n hj the «ietads of their offices
For the benefit of all who may seek to
pr«*»-
’
it
sojourning
at
Riverside,
Cal.,
the
$l.U0,
each one of those instnure« the Ameri I that tie aw mnttni platen, ami it may
swindle tiie newspapers out of their ju*t
great orange centre.
cans hate been made tim laughing -to« k L that John Barleycorn is at th? bottom
dues, we publish the following wliicb is
An Kflcctive cure.
By order of the county commissioners the
of the diplomatic
wmid.
Rut
Be
then | uf th? disturtiaiice in tins instance.
kept standing at the head of th»* first edi
insuranc»* on th»* court-house and contents was
E.
C.
Brooks
of
Jacksonvilh'.th»-
<>l<l«-st
drug
didn't the administra'ion bluff It .ly ; that a* it may, th? board of stij*-rvisors last w<-« k place*! at $4,<M)0.
tonal column in many of our exchanges ;
gist in southern Oregon, ha* found a sure
1. Subscriber* wbo do not give express
with many thousand mi.» s of salt water Utas instructed th? district attorney to
A son of Mrs. Alice Campbell of Lang«*ll cur»* tor la grippe. It is tak«-n l»«»th internal
lietwten ns?
■ tak? steps to declare the office of «o mty valley wa* considerably hurt not long ago by ly ami api»lit*d externally, relieving tiu-cough notice to the contrary are considered a*
I being thrown fioin a hors«*.
and that rearful i»ca<ia« lu in five minute*. Ilj wishing to continue their subscriptions.
clerk vacant.
We feel sorry for Mr.
repeating a few tim«*s thcp»iti«*nt is cured per
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance
M ax P kacht ha* annoum »• 1 it to tie
I’evrie', who is generally an accorn* dat
Dan. Stornu-r of Round lake last week ha«l manently, w»'ll and sound. This ha* been used if their periodicals tiie publisher may con-
his intention to return to Ashland, to
th«' misfortune to cut hi* hand severely while t wo season* and ba* not tailcilin a case, where tnue to semi them until ail arrears are
ing and » tti» it -nt cttit-al.
useti ns directed. People goto Brooks* drug
undertake to tioum the town again, as
splitting wood with a keen ax.
store in th«* morning to b«* treat«*! amigo paid
Iris not the larmer but the manufac
soon as he turns over the squeezed Alaska
Mr*. J. T. Arant, accompanied by Miss Hat home at night free from pain and leeling
3. it subscribers neglect to or refuse to
orange to his more pious «u«-ee»aor in the turer wlio is to Be I h *!» fiie«i by recipro tie, will thia week go to Roto-burg to r«*tnaln good.
take their periodicals from tiie office of
If th? advo- through the summer months.
colle» turship of that territory. There city with South Am?r < a.
which they are directed, thev are field re-
Hay! Hay! Ha>!
are those who express some curiosity to cat«-s of protection are sincere in their
ponsible till they have settled then bill
Vance Jc Walbridge last week bought a ear
As the hay ing season is at hand, do not for and ordered tiieir paper discontinued
know whether or not Mnx will
t>e able • i?s:r? to p otect ami l»?n?fit th? Amen load «>1 wh«*at frein Renin»**, Martin A Co., pay
ing
$1.
35
per
cental
for
the
same.
get
that
Mrs.
G.
Knrewski
has
about
ten
or
4. If subscribers move to other maces
to go to the next Republican jut».lee at can farmer, why do they not urge recip
Deering mowers <jn hand that must i»c w ithout informing tiie publisher ami th»«
Mrs. D«**ker. who di«*l of pneumonia near twelve
Washington, and cany around a heavy rocity with th? European countries as
sold
nt
a
great
saentiev.
so
that
she
can
pay
Keno last we»-k. was blgh'.y <*ate«*tn<*l by all
papers are sent to tiie former direction,
•liken banner with a velvet violet lining well as South America? The reason is who knew her, and many attended her fune off the indebtedness of the .state. These
they are held responsible.
mowers are u»*w and the best in the market.
on the end ot a l.eavv H «gstaff, nut of obvioua. The Republican leaders rec ral.
5. The court* have decided that refusing
pure adoration for llam*on and ti e ognize no protection except that which
t > take perodicals from tiie office, or re
Th»* contra«-! fordoing th»» grading on Main
Attention, ¡’¡oneers.
'
ha?
th?
man
11
fact
bring
monopolist
for
G. O 1* . after sweating like a planta
street, from the ttchixtl-nous«* to the postoffice
moving and leaving them uncalled for ”pri-
The 15th annual meeting o! the Pioneer So ma facie" evidence of intentional fraud.
Our market for agricultural *<iuare, was last week award«*l to R. A. Em-
tion dark«*y in whooping up the boys io itaubject.
ciety ot Southern Oregon will be held at the
lUltt.
6. Any perron Wbo receives a new spa
the proper pitch of enthusiasm during | product? in the south is wurtli $|t),UM),(MM)
town hail in Jacksonville on Tuesday. June
S«'hool Superintendent Fountain held the 4ttil.sBl.at 1 o’cli* k p. m ., tor the purpose of per and makes use of it. whether he has
the whole cam|sugn. wiii.'e Wannymaker | annually to the farmers. The European
r»-gu!ar quarterly • xhiih nation of applicants electing officers ot the society for t Io- ensuing subscribed for it or not, is held in law as a
anil the other pious eontirg»-nt were ».OtintriCB take $690.000,1 00 worth ot our for t«*act»ers’ vert Bleat»** at Llnavil'e this
year, and to transact any other business that subscriber.
hiring
substitutes to »Io such d rty pr«*lu<ts. South America is an agri- week.
may legitimately be brought before the meet
7. The postmaster wbo neglects to give
ing. A Iull attendance of the members is de the legal noticed the neglect of a person
work, a« they prained Harrison and tl.e « 'tlt’irai country, and need« our man
____
Judge Smith reports th»* selling price of
Lord in the l>eauty uf liohnese and tigur- uiactured product» more than «lie doe* wheat nt ban Franciw«» to hav»- been $1.80 per sirable.
u> take from the office the newspaper ad
S ilas J. D av . Secretary.
cental at the- lime of hi* visit. He »old a car
ed out hue they could Let their campaign ***»» graine ar.d fruite, hence the Kepuhli
dressed to him, is liable also to the publish
Jacksonville,May 5th, lbPl.
load there.
contribution back out of the infaoioue > *',n recipn city craae in tl at direct'on.
er for th»* subscription price
The county commissioners Inst week grant-
tariff law«. We've got Ute laugh on Mai ®l,r »■*’••'« »« look fur their market in
r tvornotN it hgatives .
e<l liquor licttnse to Chas. Barneburg for th«'
7he World Enriched.
an<i fellows cf I is iik now, and we »ill manufacturing connine*, and ree procity coming year. He will keep a flue stock ol
The fa- ilities of the present day for the
A < ity Follceiuan’s Experience.
watch to mh -bow wed they are willing in tbeir tniereets ebould tre eaetward in good* in hia line.
la the greatest of Natural Tonics for the
production of everything ibat will conduce
to eay they like crow limbed up that ite trend, ami nut euuth.
Mineral pills aod »Ira-rii purgatives
i»r!»a?e
Dennis Crawley and a number of friend*
to material welfare and comfort of mankind Stomach and Liver. It regulates both surely
hav«- been prospecting favorably looking dig- the niu<*ous eating* <»( the stonia» h ati 1 bow. Is.
way with a g rod deal of interest.
>re almost unlimited, and when Syrup of and perfectly.
S ecrktakv E o - tek appeare tu he get iing* recently discovered near Diamond Ink»1
that they often leave the system in worse <-oy- Fig* was tirât produced the world was
uring t he past week.
tine afra' tire toye «all ‘rattled” over
Are you Bi ! tou*?
dltion thau before.
In fact tl Mr cathartic ac- • «inched with the only perfect laxative
To.piiet
A merk a and England have had a Mire condition i f thè trvaeury
Forbes & Willson ar? putting the upper tion is »lue to their Irritation. The danger at known, as it is the only remedy which is
fei.ow leehng »luring
the | ast - wnk.
Arc you Constipated?
. .
-------- - u i tire alano createli hy tt.e announcenient part of their stor? building In shape for tending tbeir steady use is apparent. The now truly pleasing and refieshing fo the taste
feeling
of
*
• » “ licit
ude ............
regarding
the that he intended to ?xt» nd the out stand* offic» ». for which It ts well adapted. Galar-
neau A Sun arvdoiug the work.
laxative principle in Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaj anila and prompt and effectual to cieausn the
chance of Ide of their leading citizens, mg 4’j per cent, bond* at 2 per cent ,
system gently in the springtime, or, in
Some of ihe fine ore from Diamond lake, gets Its cathartic action by Increasing the mu fact, at auy time and the better it is known
Gladstcae and B ame. The health ui inMead of redet tnirg them when they
both baa been precar.ous for sometime mature September tbe first next, wliicb which, tue boys have been bringing in tor cous secretions an-I gently stimulating the stom
he more popular.it becomes.
tne past, was last week sent be!
ach. It is purely vegetable, doe* not lose its
vast, and it would seem that the busy would have been done under Cleveland’s
ytog by Reauica, Martiu 4 Co.
effect, is cffo< »'ve an i n »solutely *afc to bn taken
life of each is now drawing to a close In admiupuratian
be had bis director of
Wood Wanted.
Article Incorporating the Klamath Lin
rratloQ.iHy ci c
u.’y by rhe rn$»t d li- .T<
the urdiuarj. courte of nature the great1 mint fotu’-h i Mjlenjenf to f|,t,
Co. c>! Linkvlll? have b.'en filid, with E }
Prop .-balk will be received al the office of
Mrvuruack, w. r Hale and F A. CcgYwcii
c< mmi ner of England could not exj-ec* which wale it appear that the
'5'.;* ’*!J*a*i
w?ll kn'yvrxi the Rogue Biver Valley Railway Co. in
iocorporature. capita! rock 9100.000.
Ohl» (VW) WSR ! , alj
• i e» y much longer lease of hfo, and moua turn <_f
Foil'?.
eref N- 'rzif -trd Port land .until the 25th inst.. for th a delivery
O. H. Beeae. a well-known Mattle Srugglft
The county comnUHtonnra last wack derided
while L amo may live fur years, yet pay any debts or apprupnauo
merchantable
>t., s«u 1 raurijw'n, write*
\fr <»f 3u0 cords (138 cubic fee')
to retain Col. N. B. Knight t«>ass1st in the work
tir wood in quantities of 5») cords or more says M oork ’ k K xvealed UtMEDYcured biinof*
those familiar w ill» bis nature ai d habits Was no abenrrl that Mr. Foster 1
or ni» “ kv »» experience I tinnir
of » ntorcingthe coUrction of taxes from the
a'ong the >ineof said Riilwav. Wood to b«* severe Bilious Hcadacbce.
aver that be has pa*bed the nierioian of self interview.d in <>i<ler that he might t’alitornia and Oregon iuud company.
•c !«•• • L u
Joy’s Vegeta’
ot »be following dim» nsioii*
4x4 and 20
19" Sold by all druggists.
bia ¡tower» snd will never again be th«« -ay that he did not a together endorse
art.-»; jv.iia will cure the m ?t inches long, and to be stacked securely.
O. T Bniwn is making pre parations for
He then proceeds to ope ning the frevstouu quarry on bisrauch in
aggreraive Blaine ot the o.den days, that statement.
ob«tiun*c cares of cous’ipa : *u
Payment
wd.
be
made
on
acceptance
of
even should be recover from hie present figure out an available cash surplus of a short time
It is *aid to be ono of tbo butt
Al<bd*i^h c-ircd I axn f t iff ta- not less than 25 cords.
indisposition. In a verv few years at »70,000,000 ai.d to naiv.-lv inform the depijBtts ot building Btcruc In the state.
W. A BucflAMyx Secre’ary
kin¿.':*. aal never had ray pystTU ro th* ri~hly
farthest new* men and uew meaauies country that he also considers the «100 -
Mrs. Jackson Hockeraupth ot Aehlanl laat regniate*!. By f3**r»-a-tng ur dimmi’:»h'*r tht
ForFcmale Trreg*iler
will engroea the attention of citizms of 000,000 in gold, which has always been wk k «compauisd John Van Horn and wife
i tic*: uofhimrhkvt.'tenj
do-* ««uo ha* abso’.-i
>miuan»l uve; . i
Notice.
continents, and the achievement» of the regarded as a reserve he'd againet the bourn »-• Klamath vouuty for a summer's visit
nn
thè market.
with her daughter. Mrs.
L. Fountain.
with this valuable rcoiHuy.**
old wi!) pass into ttie domain of history (iioO.POO 000 greenback- in circulation,
Complete copies of tow nshipplats, posted
fati, burrewsiuth ise«l
Mrs. J. K. Ingalls last wr«k went to Oakland.
by pioieinetit Itile,
ami tradition. To a man in B ame's to tie available cash.and that lie will not
ph »to date of the order, made for $1 50 per
Lal.. I d g« t relict’at the hands of the pbysi.
montnly. G»i«ra;:*.re«
Last NeUre.
Money must accompany or-
condition it cannot but t>e a source uf i heeuate to use it if it coni.-H to a pinch. «• imp * there from th. wasting sU kiow» which
township,
lO rclieyf» R.pj.f.iiCv
Those indebted to us are expected to .hrs
Address
much discomfort to him that a sen- 1 NoiwIII,Standing thee- statements the has been sapping her life for sometime past.
men»tr«:at ho.
call
an<l
settle
AT
ONCE.
ns
all
accounts
G. W. K imrall . Roseburg,Oregon.
sat* or al press ha* seen fit to parade the daily balance eheet ol the treasury
Ik'ef « attle are now in demand In Klamath not settled shortly will be placed in a
SUREISAFE! CERTAIN!
yarn at«oiit bin failing mental power, ai.d show* a surplus oi lee« than »12,000,000. th.V??t lun'1 ,he.barC r«»w of ^umps In which lawver h hands fur collection
We ceased
That Terrible Cough.
the
«.adle
men
haw
been
hoeing
for
th»-
¡RHt
D«»ti*t b? humburred.
thus mibject his family to the humiliat
huainess on July 1. 1890. and our iaioks
Savo Time.
Health,
mfiiu*,ir*
tu httVe aboul reached Its tcr-
In the morning, hurried or.lifficult breathing
ing necessity of rifiitipg the assertion.
must be balanced without further delay.
The Spring Medicine
and ruouey ;take uo oth
arising phh-gui. tightm** in th«* chest, quick
11 ml * P ublish ! no t ’ .
er.
It would be a national calamity, in th»-
’tLStOCk,nCn Who ha'’’’ had
ened breuthing,lines«in the evening or sweat
Th« popuhtri^ which Huod'j». .s<r'|ji’3rLin
Jacksonville, Jan- 21. 1H!H.
R^nt t■> anv adirerai,
reservation
hav««
b»-cn
»»t night, all or any o! these thing* an* th»*
present condition of onr foreign rrl.i i ir, ha.-» gMinc«l a* a spring mvdicin«* ih w . hiu . rful. *traj Into the
busj gathering during tm- past week in older
sortire bv ma l n:« j«
tlr*t stages of consumption. Dr. Acker*
•iiouid anv such in i* for tin <* btlallhim. It po*.*cw*t* just ti»oM‘ cl<tn -nta of health
Ll.is
m
tt
it
‘
w/A.
1
“
1,
1Udlan
r<idw
’
wbK
’
b
be-
English (.'«»ugh Rem.*dy will cure th.*s»* fear-
veipt nf pricv $.”•>.
giving. i»lu«>d-pur!t x :ng amt a p pet it e-r «'stor
1«Ute worth Living?
tui symptom*, and i* sold under a positive
Addi?-**.
ami we trust that be will *o»n iec»»v. r ing which «-veryb« «iv *«-euia to nerd nt this
Not if you go through the world dysneptic guarunteo.
Col. J. N. T. Miller last week startl'd on hia
bm lieulth to the ♦ xtrni of enabling ium ; .*» as»« >n. Du n »1 <-< ntmu«* in a dull, tired, un- annual
I ¿Í. -. ir.0 KiDSCi’ië C*.ßM*Y,
trip to Chic«», Cal . to dispose St 3? Dr. A c Ì ìt ' i » Dyspepsia Tablets are a positivo
aatiatactury condition when you may be so
to lesuiuo chaige *■! ti.e busiur»* < f ins itguc
*’*"*'* )I
IX4.ru♦
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I( vou havehcada«b*1 try Freston** Heil- Welter.-. Branch, i5uxz7, ì’<»r U.ASD. •*
.’b'
utl
n
>t
do l^r t Ynbii t ul n re n i^f Ju al Ift vVfriTni
11 Yifr!
S'
sm vy at'. DroukÀ.arutflm
.ùr
Akt'.”
bluud
FRIDAY....
MISCELLANEOUS.
ELECTRICAL ELCH).
I
I
h
. «
a M< Ml.
1. » AMO*
*
Si> mil« * South of Grant s P sk *. J«*wpbin»'
County , Ore gon.
SPRINGi’SUMMER HOODS « h . c » n í
for 1891, exceeds any of their previous
Consisting in part of
sox ,
frétai
100 000 TREES IN STOCK,
i-plays.
Apple. Pear, Peach.
Plum. Prune Apricot
Nectarine, Cherrv.
Almond. Chestnut,
Walnut.
STRAW HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Fancy and White Goods,
KAl’E « l\ES. < TKHASTS. GOOHI HLK-
It ILS. HLA< KHEKKlt>. K.AS1HEK-
Kit :s. STKAWHLUKIES. FKiS
|
Henriettas, Alpaccas, Albatross, Black 1-ancic.'. Brillan’ine.-, Albini,
Criterion, Tassel and Kiver Cloths, Surah Silk-, Allover Em
broideries and Flouncing, in black and white. Piques, Lace
Fancies, Veiling, Satines, Challies, Lace Curtain-, and Curtain
Net, Serini, Ginghams, Cheviots, Tickings,
And a full line of Parasols, Fans, kid Gloves, Corsets, Jerseys, ('urlio?
Irons, Etc., Etc.
Our ir> . sar.-*r.,wn without irrtration ob
i <*1 lull land, nnd nil of anowri rar.« 110. that
«iKa'ocxl In SouthernOroxon.
Thos« cntempiatlnir ti.-, plantla« will do
« ol to . 1 .ft our orchard and nura. r> . 01 write
I., u. tor pne,- hat. Addn-M to ua at .Murphy
Jmephin. county. Oregon, orto K. K. Siatfoni
Grant * Fa*b. Or«*g<m.
A. H.CAKSON A SON.
AT CENTRAL POINT
JOS. C. SHERIDAN, PROPRIETOR.
Where is kept constantly on hand a cornplrta
and first-clam stuck o!
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
TOBACCO, CJLO ¿VKfi. IdTX^..
Is fresh and Complete, all of which will be sold at the
Lowest Possible Ca6h Price.
We exchange for ail kinds of marketable country produce,
deliver goods to any part of the <-ity. and guarantee t-atiafaetion in
every case. Call and see us and be convinced.
HARDWARE,
Stoves, Tinware. Cntltry,
PAINTS
OF ALL KINDS
OILS
Mechanics’ Toole.
AGEICÜLWEAL IMPLEMENTS
REAMES & WHITE.
NAILS. ROPE.
And everything elee iniMgmabie in th?» line.
My good? ar« new and ot the best brand?, and
wil’ be sold at the
Lowest Ruling Prioes.
G’ve me a »'all before goiiu ?’sowhere.
J.C.SHEKIIIA.%
•o-
'Ve challenge the reader to successfully controvert the assertion that
an acre of thrifty, well-cultivated, producing orchard trees in the val
ley of Rogue River will yield a net yearly, income of $100. It will
average 100 trees to the acre, and the estimate is based upon the dem
onstrated fact that each fruit tree will produce SI in value, net, of
marketable fruit each year.
In other words an acre of producing fruit trees has a valuation ot
$1000. It is better than auy bank for the bank is sometimes cariied
into Cauada by the cashier, Dame nature- a trust-worthy guardian —
takes care of the principle, and the dividends never fail. Of course if
you plow your orchard once in twenty years, and rob the trees of their
nourishment by making a cornfield of the orchard ground, and invite
the birds and orchard pests to make a restaurant of your orchard, you
must not complain that your horticultural methodshave precipitated a
foreclosure of the mortgage ou your orchard.
CULTIVATE YOUK ORCHARD
With half the care you give wheat-fields, and it will yield an income
on a valuation of $ 1000 an acre. -There is not a wheat-field in this
county which yields such an income, and EVERY orchard does.
We propose to sell you an acre of fine alluvial soil, within cannon
shot cf five growing towns, close to the steel rails of a trans-continental
railroad, in the most beautiful valley on the 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 w inters of
old age overtake you and find you penniless.
IT*
Its
WOl«rl II
$1,000.
We give away the land. I’ay us #10 a mouth, 10 cents a tree, for
two years, and we will present you a warranty deed of the acre, and
GUARANTEE it to have a thrifty, glowing, producing orchard.
Despite these facts the farmers of the country continue to value
their land high, and rob its soil by sowing it with wheat and c< mpet-
ing in the markets of the world with the serfs of Russia and the slaves
of India. “Export the wheat of a country and you 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-time out of the meagre savings of 2 years' work. A
more beautiful and a larger home than ninety pe- cent, 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 HOME ASSOCIATION
Medord Otegm
IKE FAST RUNNING STALLION,
LEWIS P.,
Wih mak« the season <>f 1891 at Central Point,
wh»-re h«'wiJ he every Friday and Saturday,
and th«* balance of the time at the McClendon
farm in Ram's VaUey.
L« wi.* P. is a handhteinc sorrel, n< arly 5 j <tr«i
<ud, w»-ighs 1U5U pound*. an»l for form and
action »'Mnimt l>c siii-pM**»-<i. He i? th? winn< r
of *■« v< ral fast ract-s and won a B4 mil«’ ra< v
at Chicago a» a 3-y«-ar-o!d in 2:10.
l'E*< !<1PTI«»N ANU
X ¿
t’ £ I
TERMS or SEKVK'F..
By 11»«-*« .»*on. $3»'. and good pasturag» fur-
ujsfu-d mMi«-» during rhe firm for $10 addition
al. I v«-r\ pre»,-auti«»n tak«-n to pr» vent ho
d«-nts, but no r« sponb'.bliitv asaiiiiu d.
C.< . McCLENDON.
THE FOLLOWING TIME >< HFDI LE W ILL
I t;«k«- « ff«-vt >un«lK\ . F« b. 22. 1*91.
GOING EAST.
L«-a\ « JarkHonviJIe nt *:3U a . r ., ktlfi p. m . «nd
5:4(i r. m
I>'HV<* Wbetruck Ht h;W a . M., 1:12 P. M. • nd
5 0* 1*. M.
L«*avc Harbaugh'* ;H 8:43 a . M.. 1:17 P. M. and
■5.51 r. m .
L«ttv<* Davi*ville ut 8;50 A. M., J;27 r. W. and
5;55 p. m .
Arrive nt M<*lford Mt 9:00 A. M,. 1:40?, M. and
6.-00 P M.
GOING WEFT.
fare«* Medford at 10:00 a m .. 2:00 p. M. and
7;J0 P. M.
Leave Haviavill? at 10:10 a . M.. 2:12 P. M.and
7:37 P m .
L« av«‘Harbaugh * ut h»;17 a . m .. 2 20 r. x and
7:41 P- M.
L« hv »’ whet rock at 10.20 a .
2;25 p. m . aud
7:45 P. m
Arrive nt Jacksonville at 10:30 a . m .. 2:40 p. m .
and 7:55 P. >..
W. HONEYMAN.
President.
j
Do you know that a li'tl«'co’.is;h is a dang« reus J
thing? Areyoi aunrethatit often fastens on the,
lungsand far toooften runs into Consumption and,
ends in Death? l'cople suffering from Asthma.,
Bronchitis. Pneumoma aud Consumption will all,
tell you that
r
50
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M » r1
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1
NORTHWEST
» ff
a wo vuuuu a B
n» 6* a
4
ft
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO
OF
./‘ITSTARTED WITH A COLD.":
&•
Can you afford to neghst it? Can you trifle"
witn
t Are
with so so serious
serious a a matter
matter?
Are vou
you aware
aware tiiat
that ■ ■
?
fDR. ACKER’S ENGLISH REMEDY:
flor Coughs. Colds and Consumption is beyond question the greatest of «11 •
•>1 xlern tiemedies? It will stop a Cough in one night. It will eTie. k a Cohl ui ■
a day. »It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Otnsuniption if t aken W
in tune, “ You can't afford to be without it." A 25 cent bottle mav Fave you ■
$!00 in Doctor's bills—may save your life ! A-dt your druggist for it, or w'-ifei
t.» W II. H ookrr «St Co.. 4ß West Broadway. Now York, for Imok.
fi
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■■■eaaenasasaBceac*
LUMBER YARD AT MEDFORD
250,000 feet of Lumber constantly on hand.
Jonas A. Lee.
ROGUE RIVER LUMBER GO.,
!<»>:.
L«-wi* P. was *>i « «l by the ct-h brufed Jo«’
IL - a*-rot < alifornia. lu by Monday . Ho« k«-t >
tlr-t dam wa* Mayflower by mip E« ¡p*‘.
2«1. H«uni«* Farr«*w by imp Miami < » k; :*d. bu.
by imp B« .*chazzer; 4th. Gamma - dam Mud
B -1« y '»y >1 Ku hard >«1». by imp Eaglr;f<'h
Ib t BoM-iy by Wilk«** W«»ndcr; 7th. by < hanti-
«•’.»« r; Mth. by imp. Sterling; ‘.‘th. by Clodiu*;
Tilth, by imp. Silvi rey »•; 11th, by imp. Jolly
K"gcr; 12th. by Partner; 13. by imn. M«»nk«*y ;
14th, Imp. mar«- troui *tu«i «»1 Harrison ot
BrHndon.
L«-wis P.'s dam was Liz-ti«* P. by’ LeinMrr.
by imp. Au*tiahan. b«»«i<d in 1*79. and bred
h\ W. L. Pritchard «4 Sacramento. < alifot ma.
IL r l*t dam wa* Add • A. b\ Asteroid; 2»!.
L rdta by imp. S«»V« reign; iid. Mary Ogden
by Thornhill; 4th.Mary Thoma*b% imp. Consul;
5tu. Parrott by Randolphs lloan>k«*; rtth,
Paroqu« t by imp. M« iritt« i«t; 7th. imp mare
by Popinjay ; *th. B iin lx hi '- <1ani bx Pi« « ip'-
tat«*; 9th. by
Htghtlv«*r; 10th, Tiffany by
Eclip*«; 11th. Young flag by Skin; 12th. Hag
'Vjldra.-'<lam by (Tab; Fith. Ebonv ot Child-
• rs; 14. Old Ebony hy Hast«»; 15th. Massey's
Mar« by Massey’s Bia« k Barb.
■ ■ ««TTV e■«B ■ Ü « 1 s & 8 E «V
>
Depends on the Condition of your
Stomach and Liver - - These Henry Klippel.
Make your Blood good or bad.
1'oKTl.ANH, OREGON.
CAPITAL STOCK, «000,000.
.1. Lnw.-nb.-ric. I'r<-»id< nt.
H. M. Grani, S.vrctary and Manag« r.
Valuable Property far Sale
NE <»F THE M»KT DESIKABf.E FARMING
:»n«l »t<M'k rancho m amitlivrn Oregon, con
O taining
»>40 acr»**, lorat«*! on th«- famoiiN K<*i
Blank« t prairie, a abort diMiinn- from Proa-
i>< < t po*t<»ffic«* in Jackson county, Oregon.
Tin* ran«h I* siHfialJj adapted t<> the produc
tion nt hay and M«* k. being well water?«! and
tr butaryto alrn»>?t unlimifud rang«-. V«-g«-fa-
bl«*a and other farm crop* algo produc«*d in
abundant’«*. Tliedev« lopment ol large ltnnb« r-
Ing int«-i«•*!* will furnish a home maik«t tor
all that can be produc«-d. It will be Mild with
all iiiipiovements. *to» k, loom, farnrng iinple-
nu-nt*. al*u a vaiuabl«- timber an«! milling
prop<-il> adjoining, it d«*ir«*»l. For t«Tin* and
I further itit«»rmati<»n apply to S. >. A;k> r,
Pro*p» ct. or S. J. iiaj , Jnckaom life.
• * fCAI T|J"'«ratHall*«s
\
f L.I 1« out bt en«n>e4
y y THEREFORE USB
Manufacturers ani Wholesale Dealers m
iÿik'" J*funder'sr~*~^
Lumber, Lath $ Pickets.
(¿)REGON^lOO0PURlfi(R
Have catablieh»*! « Lumber Yar»l at M^Mford and wil' k«*«-p mi luimi ä larg<-
IL**«»rt incut of
ît*is the best helper to Health and the auickeM
•ne on Earth. 1'ae it in time for all diseases <>t
t'i- St«»m.ich, Liver, Kidney» and SkiiL It
« .1« s Rh-umatism. Malaria, Coated Ton cue
n -. ' '! t«!.u he, relieves Constipation. Bilious-
»
■ .<! Dyspepsia, drives all impur dies out ol
1 • ! -J an<! dries up oMSorra. TheBusiness
men ' v it, th«- Weraiiigmen use y. the Ladies
Like .t the Children erv for it and the Farmers
•av it is their b«-«. health preserver.
$n!«le.en»lkie, f log a bvtge; six (<* Jvoa
Flooring, Rustic and Ceiling.
One teaspoonful of MOORE'S RE*
VEALED REMEDY will give
you relief.
Faber's Golden .Fornaio Pills.
.
REDLAND -1- NURSERY,
PUR»’ll ASK or
Your Good Health
Moore’s Revealed
Remedy
a
Lumber.
StTayed or Stolen
T
rftiM MV PLACE AT IE5TKAL 1’OlST
Fl‘on «h.. raSM
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