THE DEMOCRATIC TIMES. HERB AND THBRB. MBDFORD SQUIBS. JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS. Porter Brothers Co., A. 8. Hammond and his family are How about that wood you promised Miss Carrie Umphlett, who has Visiting In Eugene. tu bring us. been quite 111, is convalescent. John Sells of Ashland has purchas­ Printed at Jacksonville Oregon, by The Astoria street fair and regatta Miss Myra Loveridge of Eugene has ed the Nash livery Waotilngton and bruni in St»., San Francisco, Cal. stables. are a grand success. been visiting Miss Jessie Hale. L. G. Porter and Chas. Gay were In Mason fruit jars, extra caps and Mrs. Paul Edwards of Siskiyou Jacksonville one day this week. rubbers.for sale at Nuuan’s. visited with relatives last week. CBAS. NICKELL. Editor k Manager. I). H. Hartson, the attorney, and Trespass notices, printed on cloth, A. Bartlett is having a neat resi­ ills family have returned fromColestin. IYAVS BRICK BUILDING, California St, on sale at T he T imes Printing House, dence constructed in Grant’s Pass. The American prune crop is es­ Count'’ court meets next week and W. E. Macauley and his family got back this week from a pleasant so- •dverilseinenii inserted at reasonable rate* timated at only one-half of that of circuit court two weeks thereafter. For the sale of journ at Colestin. last year. J. U. Dysert, the well-known miner, Ralph Woodford, who la employed Stationery, notions, smokers arti­ T ub politics of Morgan, the great cle», etc., also a fresh line o? lunch was in Grant's 1’ass a few davs since. in tiie Grant’s Pass ice cream and Rev. Robt. Booth has returned billiard parlors,is visiting in Medford. • combiner, Industrial despot and rail­ goods, at Joe Wetterer’s. from a visit in Douglas and Laue The condition of Miss Helen Strang way king, is of a varied hue. He is a Sheepmen in Malheur county are counties. who lias been sick fora number of Cleveland Democrat, a McKinley Re­ putting in a stock of hay for next Fred. Roper and his wife have re­ years) is critical, and she may not publican, and a would-be reorganizer winter by buying it at *4 and *5 per turned from a trip to Pelican bay and survive long. Prompt returns guaranteed. Stencils furnished upon application. of the Democratic party on anti­ ton. Crater lake. Gen. Kitchener wires that Boers Eugene Orr and Mrs. Will. Bates Bryan lines. Pierpont should pay attacked a convoy near Rooikange, Capt. Draper has returned from San are reported to be quite 111, the former strict attention to business now, for killing nine yeomanry and wounding Francisco and is at the copper mines with kidney disease and the latter bis day as the most powerful and un­ twenty. near Waldo. with malarial fever. scrupulous financier of the age will The 2d S. O. S. B. of A. is holding Mr. and Mrs. Geo. St. John of Will­ Edmond Giltner, nephew and sec­ set as soon as a genuine Democrat is a fair at Marshfield, Coos county, iams creek were among Grant's Pass' retary to ex-Senator McBride, visited in Medford this week and was the which is a success. The exhibits and visitors last week. chosen president. races are of an excellent character. L. V. Stewart and Ernest Lister guest of Dr. J. M. Keene. T he way the trust question works Gen. Kitchener says President have launched a sail boat on Rogue Geo. Cottrell, C. W. Baker and II. S. Jackson, who have a good prospect is Illustrated by the combination Steyn of the Orange Free state and river,which isa beauty. whicb has acquired control of the Generals Dewet and Botha declare C. E. Smith of Hotel Layton and for asphaltum, about 12 miles from their determination to continue his wife have been on Applegate, Medford, are well pleased with de­ principal oil-cloth manufacturing fighting. ASHLAND, OREGON velopments. visiting the latter’s relatives. concerns of the country. The first In the Coos Bay Mall of Aug. 24tli Deeds, mortgage«, leases, bonds, move was to advance the price, then bills of sale and every imaginable The portrait of Miss Essie Hart­ your correspondent finds the follow­ Strong Academic Course. Pro­ man, one of our fairest belles,is print­ ing: "A pretty little wedding was several of the plants were shut down, kind of legal blanks—the latest and ed in last Saturday ’ s Telegram. fessional training of the highest solemnized at the residence of Mr. and hundreds of employes and all but a best—are constantly on hand at T he W. M. Miller of Williamscreek.who Mrs. F. S. Slagle of Coquille city Fri­ excellence. First-class training few traveling salesmen discharged. T imes office. has been visiting relatives in Coos day morning, al 10 o’clock, when Lill­ Consolidation, which should make The Bonanza Irrigating Co. has county, ian, the only daughter of Mr. and got back a few days ago. department. Well equipiæd lab­ Mrs. J. B. Rhinehart of San Francis the product cheaper,results in virtual been incorporated with a capital stock of #10.000. J. D. Driscoll, E. S. Senator Booth spent a few days in oratories. The demand for trained co. was given away by her fattier to robbery < f consumers, to say nothing Terwillegar and John S. Shook are Grant's Pass this week, while en Edgar F. Fordyce of the same city. of the injury that is done those who incorporators. teachers always exceeds the sup­ route to San Francisco from Eugene. They were united by the Rev. Mr. •1 depend on the closed factories for em­ Admiral Sampson beads the list of Hyatt, only a small party of friends ply. Our graduates easily secure Miss Ida LaRaut. manager of the ployment. witnesses in the inquiry being made Grant’s Pass telephone office, has re­ being present. The young people have been visiting iiere for sometime, good positions. Beautiful loca­ by a naval board into the charge that from a visit to Eugene and and have made many friends in our D uring Grant’s first term as presi­ Rear Admiral Schley disobeyed or­ turned U G' i i a Roseburg. -_x. tion and homelike surroundings. *G-4tr ~ ’ little city. A number of gifts were dent the average amount paid out for ders at the battle of Santiago. T ” 2 E E «J C. C. Taylor and J. T. Ryel, accom­ received. The bride was gowned in pensions was 129,034,069 annually; at Most desirable climate on the l’a- One set of strikers in San Francisco panied by their families, Mrs. L. D. white organdv with point lace lacket, the end of his second term It was only have won. The structural iroD work­ Fav and her daughter are sojourning the gift of her mother; the groom \fic Northwest. in conventional black. Mr. and Mrs. •28,598,839; under Hayes it rose to ers gained their demands, the em­ at Crescent city. ployers conceding to them an eight- Fordyce came at once to Marshfield, •38.330.362; in Garfield’s and Arthur’s hour day. About 250 men were ln- Sheriff Lister and hi9 two sons, Expenses from Misses Nita and Grace Good have re where they will spend a few weeks.” time to •59,456,268: during Cleveland’s volved in it. W Write for Catalogue. W. M. CLAYTQN, first term it reached *76,409,165; went Special agents of the California turned from their outing in the WANTED. up underHarrison to *129,926,931, and Cured Fruit Association estimate Steamboat section. President. Geo. Bacher, Fred Welch, Jas. yield of prunes for the entire STUDENTS AND TEACHERS to *139,487,602 in Cleveland's second the ■date this season at about 55,000,000 Chiles, Geo. Porter, Will. Johnson and term; *140,000,137 during McKinley’s pounds, against 140.000,000 pounds Geo. Hall, all Grant’s Pass boys, are Wishing to increase their income. Good pay for good work. Permanent first term. But the pressure for more gathered last year. in Dawson and doing well. work given if satisfactory. pensions is tremendous, and the It is reported on authority that Lincoln Savage, our clever school Address M o ’ r ., P. O. B ox 403, Spanish and Filipino War veterans seem« to be reliable that the princi­ superintendent, is in Jackson county, Roseburg, Or. running the engine of a threshing are now making applicaticns numer­ pal officers of the Isla“def{ went down off the Alaskan machine he is interested in. ously, so that the pension burden is cently Probate Court. coast, were drunk at the time of the Bancroft & Co., who purchased Geo. expected to pass the *150,000,000-a- disaster and accountable therefor. The following business has been C. Calhoun’s stock of groceries, have year mark by 1905. The total amount Academic and Commercial. If the action of your bowels is not sold their business to Portland par­ transacted in this court since the last of pensions paid by the United States easy and regular serious complicat tons ties, who will take possession Sept. report of T he T imes : Estate of Frank Logg. Silas J Day Government since 1790, aside from must be the final resu t. DeWitts 1st. appointed administrator, and P Ap­ Little Early Risers will remove the land grants, is *2.763.353,033. M. Wilbur, the clever dealer In fur­ plegate. J D Cook and E P Vickroy danger. Safe, pleasant and effective. niture and undertaker, has been on appraisers. City Drugstore. Jacksonville, Dr. J. M r . B ryan ’ s Commoner, upon the Hinkle, Central Point. Applegate, accompanied by his wife. Estate of John Toepper. Hearing They were guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. of petition for removal of executor authority of Mr. lowne himself, em­ •<-Prepares lescher« lor State and County Examlnailona Fits Young Men and Women It is «aid that C. Oliver I«elin will T. Layton. tor Iluslnesa Poaitlona and for College. H pec lai attention to Teactera Kerle» Claes­ set for Sept. 17th. phatically denies the authenticity of accept es. Stenography aud Type-Wrltlng the bet of #25,000 offered by The banking concerns recently or­ •«-Expense, per School Year of 40 weeks, (IIS, Im 1140 Tuition per term. IS A; board the recent interview sent out from C Arthur Pearson of London on at Club llouae. II 7h per week; In families, f 80 to, MOO; room rent SO cent, ganized in Grant's Pass will soon oc­ New York, in which that gentleman Shamrock II. Sir Thomas Lipton cupy per week r new quarters in the handsome •«-The folder contain, special Information and course of study. Write for It. seems to be ot the opinion that his is represented as predicting the suc­ ■A A. A. brick buildings which have been put will beat the Constitution. up for them. cess of the reorganizers of the Demo­ yacht The race will take place next month. THE FIRST TERM OPENS SEPT. 9 1901. cratic party and favoring David B. I Why let Geo. C. Calhoun and his family will A parade of 30,000 plumed knights, Hill for the presidency in 1904. Mr. marching to the music of three score soon make a trip east of the Rocky all your Towne says he has not been inter­ of bra-» bands, marked the formal mountains. Mr. C.'s health is not neigh- the best, and the change is made on viewed upon political matters for opening of the 28th triennial conclave that account. bors and of the grand encampment of the more than three months, and that Knights Templar at Louisville, Ky., Carter & Boulware manufacture su­ friends the statements attributed to him August 27. Nearly 100,000 visitors perior brick and sell them in quanti­ were never uttered. It looks very were in the city. think you ties to suit: also pressed brick. They much as if a conspiracy has been en­ The laws of health require that the are expert mechanics, and contract to must be tered into by certain so-called Demo­ bowels move once each day, and one furnish stone or brick from the ground twenty crats of thegold persuasion to capture of the penalties for violating this law up. years Trimble & Cook, the scientific is pile« Keep your bowels regular by the party for plutocracy. Alleged po­ taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stom­ blacksmiths, are having a substantial i you are? older than litical news sent out from New York ach and Liver Tablets when neces- shop built on I street, opposite their fi should be taken with a grain of salt. sarv and you will never have that se present local ion. which they will oc­ Yet it’s impossible to vere'punisnment inflicted upon you. cupy next Monday. They always look young with the Price? 25 cents. For sale by City Drug give satisfaction. H on . T homas C arter , who is at color of 70 years in Does not and has not affected our ability to J. D. Glidden, who derives his repu­ the head of the U. S. Commission Store. A fresh order proclaiming martial the hair. It’s sad to tation chiefly from his unsettled ship goods anywhere. All orders, Inrge or that is in charge of the St. Louis law has been issued providing for the been in Grant'* Pass,accom­ ► see young persons small, are promptly filled. Exposition, has been in Washington closing of the country stores in the debts,has « panied by bls mother. They were en lately, in company with ex-Governor Queenstown district, requiring that route from Crescent city to the state ► look prematurely old < Francis of Missouri, whois chairman all goods likely to be useful toi the of Maine, on a visit. in this way. Sad be­ September List ► shall betaken to certain speci­ of the Exposition organization,looking enemy Mrs. Lucy George, the efficient ed- « cause it’s all unneces­ fied town«, and forbidding country after forwarding through the de­ residents to have in their possession ucator, recently closed a term of ► sary; for gray hair N Sugar is lower—Granulated $5.15 and $5.25 jxt 100 lbs. < partment of state of the President’s more than a week’s provisions. The school in Floyd district, which proved Hams and provisions continue firm. highly satisfactory. She will attend ► may always be re­ proclamation inviting the participa­ British are getting desperate. the Southern Oregon State Normal stored Plentiful stocks of everything. The Chinese government has pu fa- during the coming year. tion of all nations in the big show. - He says Mr. McKinley will issue the lished a proclamation that ttie pro- to its and practice of all relitriou*. Dr. Kremer will conduct another With increased CAPITAL recently subscribed, all proclamation in a few days, and the fession will hereafter be lawful, and that drug store. He has rented the post­ departments arc heavily stocked up with latest styles, great exposition will then be officially Chinese subjects will be It“ office building for that purpose,which he will stock with a large and first- inaugurated. Everything promises the enjoyment of their relitfi larger variety than ever, and our usual low prices ( class assortment of drugs, medicines, foreign officers give nol,c® that it will eclipse anything of the after prevail. the foreign commercial relations perfumery, stationery, etc, kind ever held in the world. Close i.f China must be considered by the study of the best points of every in­ powers to the protocol treaty before John Dewey, who wa« cut in the <4 and head by a cheap gambler ternational exposition has been made any binding law er regulation can be neck Established 1879. 27 Market St., ban Francisco, Cal. known as Chas. Brown, had a narrow made by the Chinese. Largest Mall Order House on the Coast. 4 and the best features of each adopted. escape. The affair grew out of a game For over half a cen ­ There will be a wealth of original con­ The biggest record wheat crop of of cards. Brown levanted before a tury this has been the United States was that of 1891. warrant for his arrest could beserved. ceptions and a magnificence of detail the namely 670.000,000 bushels. The crop standard hair prepara­ together with a general world repre­ of 1901 bids fair to exceed it from >0, The railroad yards in Grant’s Pass tion. It is an elegant sentation, which will make the 600,000 to 75.000,000 bushels........ . Do have been a scene of unusual activity <4 dressing; stops tail­ Louisiana purchase exposition worthy not be in a hurry to push your wheat during the past few weeks, owing to of the new century and of the vast to market. While our crop is very the large number of refrigerating cars ing of tne hair; makes the European demand is cor­ being stopped here to be restocked territory, the acquisition of which large, has added so much to the wealth and respondingly large, and our corn crop with ice. The cars are loaded with 4 the hair grow; and lias been damaged considerably and fruit brought from the south on their prestige of the country. cleanses tne scalp may take many bushel« of wheat to way to Portland and other northern make good the loss. Prices will.with points. from dandruff. I t is claimed that the Sultan will out doubt, be high, and they who, St .00 • bottle. All drurtlet». go to war with France before he will have wheat will benefit by it. [Port- | The Grant’s Pass public schools will re-open Sept. 9th with the follow­ Are still being made by pay its exorbitant demands for in­ land Rural Spirit. “ I have been n«IT)< Ayer’e Hair ing corps of teachers, numbering 13: Vigor for over 20 veare and 1 can demnity. It is reported that the Sul­ Pilcher's first dispatch from Min­ Principal, FE Young; vice principal, heartily recommena it to the public aa the beat hair tonic in existence." H. C. MACKEY & BOYD, tan lias ordered three hundred guns doro tells how Lieut. Hazzard of the Miss Astella Gooden; Misses Nora Mr». G. L. A ldkhbon , Third Cavalry, commanding a troop Sydow, Minnie Tuffs, May Sutton, for heavy artillery from German of Macabebe scouts, captured the April 24, lbW. Ector, Tex. Mary Day, Allie Pool, Florence Akin, <4 If yon do not obtain all the benefit« IN MEDFORD manufactories. Ills feared inofficial American deserter, Howard, who.as a Eva Akin, Dora Colvig, Calla Heslln, 4 ▼on '•xp'-cted from tho Vl