The Democratic times., October 31, 1895, Image 4

>emi-Wrrkl2 limw.
U 0> IM N (ILLK IBIFIFF. !
Our Medford Ke|x>rter oti Deck.
LEVI STRAUSS & CO?
In the matter of lhe inquisition upon
N. A. Jacobs, populislically dead, by
' the Populist County Central Committee,
C has . N ickxi . l , E dito *.
| held in Medford, October, 26U1,
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 31. 1895 (Stenographic report incomplete. I
Mr. President:—Gentlemen we are about
to vote npon the action of County Clerk
I i is believed that the Durrant case will Jacobs in the railroad assessment matter,
go to the jury to-day and that a verdict, what is your pleasure.
may be looked for nut later than the end
Recorder Rawlings:—Mr. President, in­
of the week. A long-suffering public will asmuch as there are a few present who
have cause to rejoice that the end is so are not members of the County Central
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED.
near.
Committee, I observe there are just 22
FACTORV - SAN FRANCISCO - CALIFORNIA.
present including the Committee, and in
T iie people oi Indiana have raised
order to get an expression from all present
$9000 for the purchase of a silver service
suing the enterprise, as it must surely end
on lhe matter, I move you t'l al all Popu-!
and library for the battle-ship named after
In failure. It !s astonishing what a great
lists present be allowed to vote.
the hoosier stale. The school children of
deal this army or old croakers knowt: about
immense
Region
of
(»old.
Easily
Au
The motion was put by the President
hydraulic mining, while many of them have
Oregon are contributing for a like pur­
Worked and at little Expense.
and unanimously carried.
never seen the system in operation. If they
pose for the battle-ship Oregon.
Recorder Rawlings:—Mr. President 1 from E lliott to F orest creek forty would only publish a book about what they
miles .
T he enrollment of the Ashland public call fcr a rising vote.
don’t know it would be a great deal m» re
At different times for many months back, truthful and interesting. The miners are
Mr. President:—As many of you as
schools last month was 499
When we
consider that the census made by the coun ­ favor lhe action of our County Clerk, N. I heard 30 much about the Immense region the best customers the farmer can have.
ty assessor only credited the granite city A. Jacobs in voting to reduce lhe assess- 1 of gold on «he uj ^er Applegate that I felt a Nay, it is indisputable that without the min­
with 1900 population al! t<4d. the propor­ ment of that grasping corporation, the I more than ordinary desire to see It. I did ers, »mail as their numbers are compared
not tbink for a moment thir reliable people to what they ought to and will be in a short
tion of children to adults looks pretty Southern Pacific Railroad company, from
I could be mistaken Iu accounts of this fa- time, that Jacksonville, Medford, Gold Hill
$10,000 to $5,000, stand up.
large.
j mous region of gold, and yet, iron what 1 and Grant’s Puss would have a bitter strug­
Whereupon Recorder Grant Rawlings ^ad seen of tbe stream, I could not for the gle to live.
Gov. Bi 1 id has appointed W. F. Jeter
and Deputy Assessor Wella Beeson stood )jfe
of me ______
locate the
region, . I, therefore,
The northern boundary llnr of the Car­
_ ______
__ _______
of Santa Cruz, as lieutenant-governor of
up.
gladly accepted an invitation from H. II. berry creek mine runs down to the Watkins
California, vice Millard, deceased. Mr.
McCarthy to drive out to his pla.ee as a ranch, a pretty place on the Applegate; but
Mr. President:—Contrary lhe same.
J. was the democratic candidate for that
Deputy Assessor Bryant, Sheriff Patter- | starting point of investigation, I have seen a thousand times more valuable on both
office. The republicans propose contest
the elephant now', and a pure white ele­ sides tho river, for mining than farming. In
son, Rep. Jeffrey, etc., voted.
ing t ie legality of the appointment, claim­
phant it is, too, und I am more amazed than fact, it is a spot that especially attracted my
Mr. President:—The vote stands.
Af­
ever at the’end less gold deposits of south- attention. There can be no doubt of its be­
ing that the president pro tern, of lhe stale
firmative 2, negative 20.
era Oregon. I challenge tho world, in a ing rich in gold. It could also be worked to
senate was Millard's successor.
Mr. President:—Mr. Johnnv Jeffrey you perfectly conscientious spirit, to produce its grea* advantage. Precisely the same may
will
proceed
to
prepare
a
resolution
de
­
H vholite has ruled Hayti without a
1 equal in richness, extent and first, cl ass iu be said of the ground on both sides of the
revolution for nea.ly ten years, an ex­ nouncing the action of the county clerk cilltles for working with the giant. Iu all river from the Watkins to the Collins ranch
i seriousness, I claim that if one side of the and thence to the school house, a distance of
traordinary period of peace for that stormy in this matter.
At which lhe reporter was called away. 1 river ulone,say from Forest to Elliott creek* five miles altogether. For this reason and
republic. Now he is shut up in his pal­
I was worked to its full capacity. omlttlDg many others I shall mention hereafter when
ace and protected only by his personal
RELIGIOUS APPOINTMENTS.
' Elliott, Carberry, Steamboat, Brush, Palmer I get to the proper place, actual develop­
guards. His reign has been cruel and
land other tributary creeks, it would come ments at Carberry creek, assume an liU'
bloody and he has no mercy to expect in
Father Desmarais' appointments will be. | near paying off tbe national debt. This is mense importance, for all the gold buried
case of a successful revolution. Civil war Services next Friday, All Saints’ Day, in | a big boast; but since I first ma le it, I have there now cannot and will not be allow'ed to
in Ilayti may make it possible for the lhe Jacksonville churc h at 9 o’clock a . m . ; lhe satisfaction of having it endorsed by R. lie idle much longer. Thu best interests of
United Stales to acquire the long-desired and 7:30 I*, m . On Sunday, Nov. 3d, in j Camerc n and other old settlers of the dis. tho natiou at large forbid such nonsense.
L egh H aknett .
naval station.
the Medford church at 9 o'clock a . m . I trict equally competent and reliable. With
out such endorsement,whatever my person-
in lhe Jacksonville church at 7:30 P. M.
T he Democratic convention at Colum­
I al convictions might have been, I do not
HERE AND THERE.
Applegate Circuit, M. E. Church.
bia, S. C. voted down the woman suffrage
j think I should have made such a boast iu
i
amendment with a decisive vote of J'.l South—1st Sunday in each month at Ken­ j public print.
Cholera has about abated at Honolulu.
tc 26. Georce I). Tillman made a great nedy Chapel, 11 a . m . and 7 p . m . ; 2d ! I kuow, however, what I have seen, per-
Legal blanks or all kteds at T he T imes
speech declaring that by enfranchising Sunday,Laurel Grove, 11 a m . and 7 p m . ; j haps no man better, in connection with the Printing House.
3d
Sunday,
New
Hope,n
a
.
m
.
and
7
p
.
m
.;
possible
gold
product
of
this
region
when
women with a property qualification the
The Cove tannery, in Union county, has
white people could carry elections by just 4th Sunday, Matney Chapel, it a . m . and thoroughly worked. I know equally well made an assignment.
what my impression is, I further know
C. E K irk . P. C.
and honest methods and by no other way 7 p . M.
Old papers, In quantities to suit, lot sale
that impressions aie not misleading when
ould they do it. He characterized Lhe
The following are Rev. R.
Ennis' ap-
at T he T imes office. 50 cents a hundred.
properly accepted. Impressions or ideas
suffrage plan of Senator Tillman as a pointmerits: He will hold services at are but reflections of facts Ahich spring
Burns will dedicate her handsome new
temporary fraudulent makeshift.
Phoenix on the first, third and fourth Sun­ from our environments. It is impossible to school building November 18 next.
day mornings of each month. At Eagle form a definite conception in reality of a
Wheat, flour, etc., taken in exchange for
T he county clerk, in his wail to the Point, on the second Sunday,morning and thing that does not exkt. Here, 1 know, clothing at Beamee, White A Co.’s, Jackson­
Populist brethern, casts an innuendo evening.
♦
At Jacksonville, on th first within the limits given, an immense region ville.
against the integrity of the courts of Ore­ third and fourth Sunday evenings, and on of gold-bearing ground does exist, miles
It is lucky for Venezuela tint the con­
gon which had best been left unsaid. the fifth Sunday, both morning and even­ upon miles long and wide, unparalleled in gress of the United States will meet in about
extent. At every point where tried, I know six weeks.
Whatever may be his excuses for voting ing.
it pays enormous'y with the pipe. What
to reduce lhe railroad assessment, if they
Call Ht Reames, White & Co ’s and get
M. E. Church Directory.—Seivices will
then? I accept the truth nature teaches us
are not laid on a better foundation than beheld on the 1st Sunday of each month in
one of those nobby suits, guaranteed to
and really think that eld., • half of this
lhe one in which he alleges that the people Jacksonville at 11 a . m . and 7:30 p . m . ; 2nd grand gold region, if the. jgbiy worked, fit.
could not afford to engage in a legal con­ Sunday at Sterling at 11 a . m . and at Jack­ would come near paying oif the national
The U, 8. troops which have beeu <tt
Jackson’s Hole, Wyo , during the summer
troversy with that company because the sonville 7-3°
M.; 3rd Sunday at Jackson­ debt.
courts are friendly to corporations, they ville at 11 a . m . and 7:30 p. m .; 4th Sun­
Now I will pass from impressions and go are marching from there.
cannot but fall when scrutinized by those day at Sterling at 11 a . m . and at Jackson- to bedrock facta. They take us out of the
Glassware of the most elegant patterns
for whom they are intended. The judici­ vill at 7:30 p. m .: Jacksonville prayer atmosphere of piobabllitles or possibi idee, very cheap—lately received from the east at
the S. F. Variety Store.
ary of this state has never been amenable meeting Thursday evening at 7:30; Ep- and tell with all classes.
Beginning at the upper end of this region
Chehalis won another race, at Santa Ana
to such charges, and Mr. Jacobs showed a woith League Saturday at 7:30 p. m .;
I have already given tbe details of the mines on Oct. 7. He went against Ottinger and
lamentable weakness and cast an insult Sunday school at 10 a . m . We give al on
Fresno Prince, and the time for the three
that he should not be slow in squaring.
cordial welcome to our services.
E lliutt C reek
heats was: 2:12%, 2:10%, 2 ;10»i.
W B M oore . P. C
: down to the Applegate fur u <H-ta? e of 8
If you wi’li printing ot any klu I dine
T he story oi the instability of the bat.
miles—the Elliott Creek Mining Co., <he Sis­
don’t target that you can get just what you
tieship Maine probably is unduly exagger­
Back from the Yukon.
kiyou Mining Co., aud the Faucet ranch
wuut at. T he T iv . es Printing Hous«*, where
ated. There has been considerable diffi­
The steamer Bertha arrived at San • grouDd, under option tc San Francisco
culty in building both the Maine and the Francisco from the Yukon river and other 'parties. All thoso are splendid enterpiises city prices prevail.
The model brick bittie-ship Illinois
Texas upon the plans furnished, but the points of Alaska last week. She brought I and safe in their results. Yet, although be-
most,probably,has been made of these dif­ 148 passengers, which were principally ! longing as much to Oregon us California, which lhe government built for the world’s
fair at a cost of $115.003, and then gave lo
ficulties, both by navy department de­ made up of miners from Forty-mile river. with the greatest benefits in favor of Ore­
gon, their existence is due, 1 believe. ?o the the city fcr training purposes, has been
signers and contractors building other Every miner had a sack of gold dust or a
business enterprise and personal energy of sold for a few hundred dollars to a junk
vessels upon department designs. It will bag full of nuggets, ranging from $500 to
Washingtcn and California men. This is dealer, who will pull it to pieces.
be remembered that Secretary Whitney an amount far up in the thousands The rather a severo reflection upon our own
“While down in the southwestern part o
bought the plans for the Maine and Texas miners had not abandoned the diggings people. It would not be half so cutting if the state sometime ago,” says M. W. Chal­
in England,being doubtful of the capacity on the Yukon by any means, and it is the it were not merited. In addition to the de­ mers, editor of the Chico (Cal.) Enterprise,* I
of our own designers to plan battleships. intention of every man who came down tails already given of the Elliott creek had an attack of dysentery. Having beard
It is not strange that they should have de­ to return in the spring. One man named mines, I may aud, Mr. Boggs, has just of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
veloped the faults of stability so common Madson, who has been in Alaska tor opened a splendid channel of the old pre­ Remedy, I bought a bottle. A couple of
>n British battleships, and which are so eleven years, came back with $12,000 in historic wash, at least 500 feet back from doses of it completely cured me. Now I am
j the creek, lhe formation of this channel a champion of that remedy for all stomach
happily absent in the Indiana, built on his belt. Madson is of the opinion that
■ is perfect, ICO feet wide, with banks 40 feet and bowel complaints.” For sale by drug­
American plans.
Forty-mile river will be a profitable camp I high, all parts or which yield big prospects.
gists.
for years to come; but he advises a man This discovery of course, increases the
A verdict of guilty was returned by
Abraham Dbtaes, of Fulton county, In­
to provide himself with about $300 before value of the ground on both sides or El­
diana, bas just applied for his eighth di
the jury yesterday in tne Ausplund case.
he starts for Alaska, to take care of him­ liott creek down to Faucet’s ranch, because vorce. The first one he received in 1881-
The jury retired al 2 o'clock, and reported
it insures good pay in places which might
self during the winter months.
The causes which have prompted him to
the verdict at 4 o’clock, occupying just
otherwise have been doubtful. It is one
apply tor separation range from such a
two hours in deliberating. Counsel for
of
tnese
splendid
developements
which
will
A Lot or Hungry People.
general one as “domestic infelicity” to “his
Ausplund moved and was granted by the
be found in every direction when the giant
wife’s attacking him with a pair of scissors.’’
Several months ago the government gets to work next season.
court five days in which to argue a mo­
awarded lhe descendants of Joseph Bailey,
J. K. Fowler, secretary and treasurer
tion for a new trial. Ausplund was tried
From Fauuett’s ranch at tne junction of of the Corlune Mill, Canal and Stack Co., of
No live near Eugene, $13.500 for stock
on an indictment charging him with as­
Elliott creek with Applegate, down the Corinne, Utah, in speaking of Chamberlain’s
J vtroyed by Indians during the Rogue stream, the course I shall now take for a
sault with a dangerous weapon upon Dr.
Cough Remedy, says: “I consider it the
1 .er wars.
There are several sets o
fall mile if not more, tho pay ground on best In the market. I have used maDy kinds;
The
II. R. Holmes, August 16, 1895.
heirs,and
tach
one
wants
the
lion
’
s
share.
both
sides
exists
in
a
large
degree,
effer-
punishment provided by statute for as-
but And Chamberlain’s the most prompt and
Last week Judge Fisk, county judge of iag ail the way, the llnest facilities of suc-
sault with a dangerous weapon is not less
effectual in giving relief, and 'now keep no
Lane county, heard the contest between ess.ful hydraulic work , whether it is pri. other in my home.” When troubled with a
than six months nor more than ten years
, the Gailey heirs, represented by Hon. G. vate or public land, I did not ascertain. cough or cold give this remedy a trial, and
in the penitentiary, or imprisonment in
B. Dorris, and the Barger heirs, repre­ But it is there all the same. Of that, there we assure you that you will be more than
the county jail from one month to
sented by J. J. Walton. lie decided in is no doubt. At the end of this mile comes pleased with the result. For sale by drug­
one year, or a fine not exceeding $1000.
CARBERRY(REEK
gists .
favor of the Baileys and an appeal will be
or both fine and imprisonment.
At the mouth of which joining Apple gu«e
taken. After this is decided finally the
An injunction to restrain Lady 8holto
au excellent hydraulic plant was being put Douglas from appearing on the stage of the
T he slate land authorities have a deli­ winner will have to go through lhe mat­
in when I was there and which, by this Burbank theater at Los Angeles with the
cate and difficult situation to handle just ter again with the Roberts-Eddy faction,
time. I presume. Is completed as all the Frawley company was issued by Judge Van
who
are
lying
low
at
present
and
protect
­
at present in the shape of delinquent in­
necessary material was on the ground. A Dyke this morning. The papers were se­
ing
their
interests.
The
lawyers
will
be
terest on loans from the school fund.
portion of the territory of this mine was cured by Lawyer Jones at the instance of
Some of lhe most respected citizens of the about the only winners in the long run.
purchased by Stephen and James Terry, the lhe People! theater, of Oakland. Officers
brave old pioneers who located and partially are now looking for Lady Douglas.
state have been so pinched by lhe financial
A Storm at Sea
opened tho Boggs mine on Elliott cr<ek
depression as to be unable to meet the!
A loud ring at your door bell in the »lead
Increases the discomfort of the voyager. many years before, with whom George O.
interest on loans made them from lhe
hours of night is alarming? So Is the first
But even when the weather is not tempest
school fund, which has been accumulat­ uous he is liable to sea sickness. They who Durkee, a friend cf mine from Portland.and hollow sound of a cou"h from one’s bus­
P. W. Shepherd united their undivided lo­
ing until there seems no way of getting traverse the “gigantic wetnesr** should be
cations. The ciaim contains 1G0 acres, be­ band, wife, sod . or daughter. It is disease
out of it except by foreclosure. This is provided with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, sides a large quantity of ground it unavoid­ knocking, with perhaps a certain silent
where lhe difficult nature of the case comes which quiets disordered stomachs with ably controls The point to be worked this visitor waiting not far awuy. Arrest that
in. Although there is ove $100,000 de-j gratifying sp«*d and oartaiatv. To the season is a high beach at rhe junction of ccugb. Stop it. Stop it at the start. A
linquent interest due and complaints are hurtful influence of a tropic, malarious or Carberry and Applegate, formed no doubt a few days use of Ely’s Plneoia Balsam and
I
being made about lhe decrease in school too iia-'mus or damp climate, as well as to I long time ago by both streams. The bench the danger is past. Relief is immediate; a
the
baneful
effects
of
unwholesome
diet
and
is deep; It prospects well from tne top to cure certain. This remedy is rich in the
apportionment.», which is caused by lhe
bad weather, it is a reliable antidote. Com­ bedrock. So there can be no doubt about curative principles of the balsams and also
inability of the debtors fo meet lhe inter­
mercial travelers by sea or land, mariners, it paying well. From its formation it can­ root alas certain Ingredients that are new.
est, it is doubtful if it would be any bene- I
miners, western pioneers, and all who have not do otherwise. For centuries past it has
A New Deal on the Northern Pacific.
fit for lhe state lo foreclose, as it would ! to encounter the vicissitudes of climate and
been fed by the drift gold of both streams,
be likely to have to bid the property in, I temperature, concur in pronouncing it the
That enterprising and “Old Reliable” has
safeguaid. It prevents rheumatism and besides being on lhe old ocean channel. The
con«nmated traffic arrangements with the 8.
owing to the scarcity of capital tor in-; puimonary attacks in consequence of damp
EMUIPMBXT OF THE MINE
vestment in farming lands. Besides «his | and cold, and it is an efficient defense will be very good. A ditch over a mile long P. wnereDy they run one of their uphol­
against ali forms or malaria. It can be de­
a foreclosure at preratkl would strip a pended upon in dyspepsia, liver and kidney has been dug to Cougar ranche ríe and Horae stered tonrist Bleeping earn carrying pas­
sengers from Oakland , Calif., via Southern
great many of the debtors of every foot uf | trouble.
creek, which will give abundance of water
for nearly the whole season with 300 feet Oregon lost. Paul, Minn., without change
land they possess and force them to j
When’ to (»0.
pressure. The dump is also good; but to of ears. This car pasoes through Arbi «nd,
begin life again at an age when it is par­
A catlvad of superior mill feed was re help the dirt iuivugh the flume additional Medrord. Central Point and Grant’s F obs ,
ticularly discouraging. For the above;
ceived at Chris. Ulrich's mill at Jackson­ water, if necessary, can be easily brongtt Oregon, every Wednesday on the regular 8
two reasons the state officials are not de- ,
ville recently.
He keeps a full line cf from Carberry itself. There will be <»var P. over tana iraio. A Becoud class ticket
sirous of resorting to tbe law, and as said
give* you rhei*i;htto tare
ear. watch
| feed—roiled barley, baled hay, chicken 1000 feet of piping, principally 11 inch, and you will find clean, neat and comfortable A
before the situation is extremely delicate
I feed, etc., of the best quality, and sells It a No. 1 giant. It should by ail means, from unitarm«<1 porter in charge to look after
lo deal with. ________ _____
the cuaracter of tFe dirt, have been a No. 2 tbe Interests of all pwaengsra going east
at ¿he lowest rates. Give him a call.
via «hat line. Go east ria the N P. an 1 ad­
glaat.
CMer Factory.
vise ail your friends to do likewise, and be
For Bale.
In early days Carberry and Bi ash creeks happy. For tickets or further Information
lhe Medford Combination Works»which
A fine buggy horse, a good two-seated ■ for miles abo▼« the mine, were rich. The apply to A. D. Charlton, A. G. P A T. Agent,
manufacture elder, vinegar, apple-butter
coarse, one piece found gving as Portland. Or or 8. F. Cass. N. P. Ag*n«,
buggy and a single haness w»ll be sold' guid
•nd krout and also puts up all kinds ot
high as $000. The old army of Oregon Giant s rase. Oregon.
| cheap if applied for soon. Apply to I he |
croakers, who have lived for half a century
tanned fruits and pickles in season is now
! T imes office for further particulars.
amid thia great gold deposit without trying
in operation.
Situated opposite the Busi­
Or. Price a ^ream tiakiag PowtM9 I to take out a dollar of it. were busy at flrat
ness College, Medford, Oregon. First-
class art;vies at reasonable prices.
trying to dissuade the company from par.
WeHTs Nr IWghirt Aww«.
COPPER RIVETED CLOTHING
YOU CAN’T LIVE
B. aod W. Mi'ler, accompanied by M. V '
Armstrong of Medford, start Monday on au
extended bunt.
Supt. Newbuiy vinited our, school last *
week. Wm. McDaniels of Jack3onvillo fa
fa giving satisfaction os teacher.
D. W. Knutzen, Jas. Rack and O. E. Rose
transported tie .battery ot the stamp mill i
from Jacksonville to Steamboat.
Jake Knutzen 1s lookiug after a rich i
stringer on Palmer creek. The veteran:
miner, Jouitban Wells, is about to shoot
out another big pocket. Riley Hinkle anti!
W. Mills are preparing to mine oa Potor j
Major’s place this winter. The indications j
are that Thompson creek and tributaries '
will loom up into one of southern Oregon’s |
prosperous mining camps in tbe near fu-
ture.
A number of friende of Mr. and Mis. D.
W. KnutzeE|gaveJhem a}’pleasant surprise
on the 19tb, being theXunniversary of their
wedding and also Mrr. K.'s birthday. Music,
dancifig, etc., were tbe amusements of the
evening, and an elegant rc*past was spread
at midnight.fi)Tbuse present, were Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Huffman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Knut­
zen,? Mr. and Mr. B. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. U.
Gregg. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Sleezer, Mr. and
Mrs.;O. E..Rose,f Mesdames N. Per no II. B.
Houston. Misses Florence Bolt.Emma Huff­
man. Lydia Fernoil, Jennie Knight, Bessie |
Huffman ,»Ida Knight.Messrs Ftank Knight,
W. Carkuff, W. McDaniels, Johnnie Knut­
zen, R. Huffman, J. Knutzen, J 8. Miller, R.
Culp.
R. E. I’OBTKB.
WITHOUTALIVER!...V’“S’S“y".lir5K,.HT,
DOES YOUR BACK ACHZ?
ARE YOU WEAK AND TMIN?
DOES YOUR SLEtP REST YOU?
ARE YOU DULL AND BILIOUS?
Try Dr. J. H. McLEAN’S
LIVER ««" KIDNEY BALM.
ill who use it say it is
A,
The Peerless Remedy (or curing all ailmenu
OF THE UFER, XIDHEYS AND BLADDER, FEIA ALE TROUBLES,
RHEUMATISM AND BRIGHTS DISEASE.
The Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co.,
st. Loris. Mo.
Look Out For • ..
CASH
KLAMATH CUUSTY NEWS.
STORE
Andrew Kerschner of Spring lake lost hie
baru by fire on tbe 12th Inst.
I
Fred. Clift and Henry Stout have gone to
Siskiyou count}’, to put In the winter min­
ing.
Jacksonville, Oregon,
Where is being displayed one of the Most
Complete Assortments of..................
The couty treasurer has funds on hand
for the redemption of county warrants Nos.
2851, 2829.
Judge Hale bus been elected vice-presi­
dent of the Oregon Bar Association for the
first judicial district.
SEASONABLE GOODS
Mrs Snyder, mother of Mrs. Arthur Car-
iiukand Mrs. Anna Fox. nee George, died
near Ager. Cal., on the 11th inst.
Gen. H. B. Oompfon arrived, at Klamath
Falls one day last week , to look after his
property interests in this section.
G. S, Nickerson went to Ashland last week
In company with Mrs Emma (tagswell and
daughter, who will spend tho winter at
Forest Grove.
To bo found in Southern Oregon.
Prices that Defy Competition.
Call and See for Yourselves.
JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITÍMS.
L L, Jewell has gone to San Firnciwo OU
a short business trip.
C. E. Ilarmon, our efficient county olerk*
is taking a vacation and visiting his parent? /
■
on Deer creek.
V -» -j— m
Dr. L. B. Rose left last week for Siskiyou
%
copper mine in Waldo district and wjll re­
rile .argest and Most Complete Display ever made of the Resources. Industries, Com
main some time.
merce. Business, Agriculture, Forests, Mines, Fruit, Fisheries, Manufactures and
Fred. Eranz, auditor of Del Norte county,
Transportation Facilities ot the Great Pacific Northwest.
Cal., bat been sojourning in Grant’ Pass for
Fino Music. Special Attractions every day. Reduced
several days past.
Rates on a Transportation Lines.
Rev. J. F. Dulin has been elected a vice -
ADMISSION:
president of tbe Baptist state convention
Sin gle Admission ....
25c I
For Exhibit space apply at the Ex posit low
which Convened at Eug ;no last week.
Children Under 12 Years
10c
Building to
J. W. Howard the pioneer merchant, was Scaso n Tickets
....
$4 00
at Ker by ville last week, taking invoice of the
E. C. Masten, Secretary.
C. H. Hunt. Superintendent.
Logan stock, recently purchased by him.
¡EXPOSITION
PORTLAND, OREGON
A. II. Carson left lust week for the Will­
amette, to make a horticulturial survey for
th j state agricultural college at Corvallis.
Rev. G. H. Worton lectured five nights on
the subject of temperance at Grunt’s Pass,
commencing on the 25th. He is an eloquent
and forcible speaker and was listened to by
large audience?.
There are at present 850 bales of hops for
3ftle in this place, aggregating 170,uOO pound.
The best price offered is 6^ cents, at which
the growers will lose money; but it is be­
lieved that there will be substartlal rise.
OPENS ....
OCTOBER 5TH
’ias raoved into the gallery in Hamlin
block, vacated by Tyler & Miser. This
gallery is nicely fitted up and your photographer will execute the
finest work that can be had in Rogue River valley. Call and see
large display of View and Portrait work. H. C. MACKEY, Propr,
qk.
MARRIED.
SKKETERS-8CRANTON-In AIihouse pre­
cinct. October 9. 1895, Charles Skeeters and
Miss Julia Scranton.
BORN.
v Winchester Repeating
IRELAND—In Jacksonville, October 3»», 189.5,
to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ireland a son.
STRANG-In Medford, Oct. 29, 1895, to Mr.
and Mrs. Cha?. Strang, twin sons.
GROW—In Ashland precinct, Oct. 22, 189T, to
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grow, a son.
LOCK YEAR-In Ashland. Oot. 22, 1895, to
Mr.and Mrs. W. c. Lockyear, a son.
BURCKHAl.’l ER—At Hornbrook. Caiif., Oct.
19, 1895, to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burkhalter, a
daughter.
WILLISCKOFT— In Eairle Point precinct,Oct
25.1895, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiliiscroft, a son*
SARGENT—In Eden procl net, Oct. 1*8, 1893, to
Mr. and Mrs. O. Sargent, a son.
Rifles
Shot-Gun!
most advanced trap
shooters.
SingleShot-Rifles
Our Model 1893 Shot-Gun is now used
;
e
)o
by all the
and game
ASK Y0ÜR DEALER TO SHOW YOU THIS GUN.
Everything that is Newest and Best in Repeating Arms as well as all
kinds of Ammunition are made by the
DIED.
( WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., Winchester Ave., New Haven, Conn¿
JOHNSON—In Medford, Oct. 27. 1895, Mrs.
Elizabeth Johnson;aged 73 years, 5 months
and 27 days.
osr-Send a Postal Card with your address for our 112-pojre Illustrateli Catalogue.
JUUUUUUJULÍJUUUIJUAJUL^^
“For Charity Suffereth Long.
This Space is Reserved for
L. MCCLELLAN’S STEAM LAUNDRY
Medford, Oregon.
NM RESTUEl
I “ cupioewit ’
This «reat Vegetable
-—
----- \----- --- ------ r. - —’ - -
VtuibE»*r,ihek;r<j»ci , •
Von of n r.n.ou. > reiirn phjrich.ii will quickly cui« rue ofall i. .
voua or olaf
a-MCN < i lhe g3iierati\e
generative organa,
orguna, aiM'ti
eucti n< Loat
famt Matth». <i
nous
ciis'-aNt'N
Insomiiiu, l iTdnsti
«ueBack.4BeiuliiiU
InsomnIu,
’:il:ish «beILick.
Geminai KtaBetns.
E.nhaKms N>«rv — I>e£!in
Pi ’iples. fnflintN- to Marry, Exhaaaung Dn.l..? V JJwle
Iimllon. J I V t at
,t mi
r,l»hL I Prmot»
quï-v
Constamtlon.
qp »11
all Imm
l ^seN bv
by .l.r
day or rdghu
’reveSrs qn
’ k
>f
V
d.
hriííril Uad,
Iriul, to
».„1
" of-rhan..,.
C ixil.nof
ikh bKnoK
II not.chM4.ri)
lo «r>rirr,..oiTtKr'«
HpriiT...orrtH»„
b'l
lu.rrorw iti 1 1 Irr
.... .. ...
’**
»11 the e horror...
rr .of.ncf. « «’f I WK W r. clriui«.
Ui _■ . ...
¡l-.er, * Uic
BEFORE and AFTERf kidneywand
the urji.sry organs of all Impurities.
* e
COPIDEXE stre’inthen« .s » na roxtorrs anal I wea^ organs.
The rcanon sufferers ’»ro r not
— cn.vd hy lurton. 1» _________
H cmmc
nl...ty ....
pw . wrt an.
wftr
the only
nnl v known
InwiWn remedy
r.'tiiidl v to
f.i
rttru»ii)iAiii
... tmnhfml
Prcaf Ufltis. rtTPf r>EN E is th<-
cure
without an
OTS-ratioih
^*0 ... ItrTT’»!?
als. A written run ran tee given and money returned if six boxes doea not effect a laiDuuitni .-n-L
iLflOabox.afx far
hy malt Bend for rii» «circular and teMitnor.iata.
...
Address IX VO I. 31 £Df<TIN E <’O.. 1*. O. Box 3078» Ban Francisco, Cai.
Sale Ov
Sold at City Drug Store, Jacksonville
Mrs. Laura C. Phoeals. nilwaukee. Wls.
•/ a Brnnnlent Htue I
and knowing tbe good Dr. Mlles* Nervine
bus done me, my wish to help others, over­
comes my dislike for tbe publicity, this
letter may give me. In Nov. and Dec., 1N3,
The fnwsarew AaM the “iHGrittpr,’’
and I was one of the flrwt. Besnmfn* duty
a» soon, with tbe care of so many rick, I
lid not regain my health, and In a month
Itwamr wtrWHtririi and nerrawa
from .loeplessn«-.. and the drafts made on
<ny vitality, that It was a questtoa if I could
go on. A dear friend advised tne to try
Dr. MUr»’ Kerrtomtirr Krr r inf.
I wok 2 bottles and am happy lo say, I am
tn better health than ever. I still ccntlnne
ft‘
«er, an a «erre /mni.
as my work Is very trying. A letter ad­
dressed to Milwaukee, Wts, will reach tne.”
June «, l«!M.
Mns. LaruA C. Pnorwtx.
Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold oa a positive
narautee that the Best hottie will bencht.
All druggists sell It at tt.« bottlaa foe K, or
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Restores Health
I
Public Auction !
here will br sold at
ppBi.it auc -I
to the highest bidder, on thcprcmiBea ,
T | Gon.
ot the undersigned on Itaguv river. Rock '
Point precinct,Oregon.on
i
Saturday, November 2, 1895,
The followirg^dcscritad properly:
9 h^ad of Work Rnracs.
2 Two-year-otd Colts.
1 ¿ucking Colt.
3 head of Q mfb ,
I Pour-Home Wagon.
3 8e«a of ltarne*s.
1 Grindstone.
A variety of Farming Utenafla.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale to commence at 10 o’clock a . w
T k HMS or S ai .S;--All Bums under >10 cash in '
hand: on
tums over that amount six |
inontfi*' Ihn*
be given, with note and ap­
proved security bearing interest at ten per,
eent interest per annum.
*
F.U. niHDFlV,
By Benjamin Haymond Agent, j
Dated Rock F.unt, tlregon, Oct. W. IW.