The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, November 21, 1901, Image 3

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    -^THE WEEKLY TIMES"'—
Containing Eight Pages of SPICY NEWS, and RELIABLE MATTER
any Newspaper Published in Southern Oregoti.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. ONLY S1.50 A YEAR
bi
brief men nuN.
In Priisnla 5010 men and 1349 women
commuted suicide In 1899.
The secretary of the Interior baa
created a Bureau of Forestry.
Trespass n-itices, printed on cloth,
i
on nale at T- ik T imes Printing House,
The Boer» have captured six thous­
and head of horse» from the British.
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
This doesn't look as they were hors
_______
de combat.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand
bushels of wheat were sold in Uma­
BEFORE PURCHASING.
Fine Clubbing Offer.
tilla county In one day, on a rise to 45
Megro Population Iseresslag.
and 45» cents for club.
T he Commoner has attained with­
The negro population of the United
The bank of Plymouth, Iowa, was in six months from date of the first' States is not diminishing, as many sup
a circulation of 100,000 copies, a pose, but Increases. The percentage of
robbed of »15,000 Nov. 12th by dyna­ issue
miters. This makes the seventh record probably never equaled in the Increase since 1890, according to the
history of American periodical litera­
bank looted within a month.
ture. The unparalleled growth of census of 1900, Is 13.78, or more than in
The latest labor organization Is the this paper demonstrates that there is the previous decade. The figures, ac­
Chicago Pallbearers’ Union, formed room in the newspaper field for a cording to the latest census, are: Col­
oy about 00 men, who gain a liveli­ national paper devoted to the dte- ored population. 8.500,000: increase.
hood a, professional pall-bearers in cussion of political, economic and so­ 1.029,960. This is the largest increase
the service of undertakers.
cial problems. To the columns of shown by any census since 1790 except­
Commoner Mr. Bryan contributes ing that of 1800, when the gain was
A large quantity of newspapers, The
suitable for wrapping, pasting on his best efforts; and bls review of 1,700.784.
events as they arise from
walls, putting under carpets, etc., can political
in Sicilian cities an appliance which
to time can not fail to interest
be obtained cheap In quantities U time
suit,
at
T
he T im «» Printing House. those who study public questions. Is in general use and has Iteeti for a
The Commoner’s regular subscription long time Is an arrangement by which
WE MAKE a SPECIALTY, Guaranteeing Qualtiy nnd
Hillsboro Argus: So far as heard price is »1.00 per year. We have ar­ the wind of a horse is shut off when
Price THE VERY BEST
from I. C. Hare has raised the banner ranged with Mr. Bryan whereby we
crop of onions this year; and if there can furnish his paper and T he W eek ­ he attempts to run away. Standing
MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
are any better yields the Argus wants ly T imes together for one year for out from the nostrils of the horses are
it. The crop was raised oo the bot­ •2.00. The regular subscription price little leather disks, which the pulling
Soliciting vour Valued Patronage, We are Respectfully,
tom land south and east of this city, of the two papers when subscribed for of n little rein by the driver «.laps down
u;>on the animal's nose, thus shutting
and on one acre 722 sacks were har­ separately is »2.50.
vested.
off his wind if he tries to get beyond
The Trip of the Season.
Control.
The celebrated Snap Shot, the best
medicine in the world for allayiog in- A winter trip to southern Califor­
flammatijn in mar or beast, can be nia and Arizona via the famous
found at Dr. Robinson’s diug Shasta Route is one never to be for­
store, also at Dr. Hinkle’s, Ceutial gotten. Renewed acquaintance with
Point. Try it.
this section will ever develop fresh
points of Interest and added sources
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
When Philadelphia recently tried of
enjoyment under its numberless re­
to borrow »9,000.000 at 3 per cent, site sorts
shore, valley and
Did you ever compare a delicious, flaky, obtained only »5000. When political plain. of mountain,
Two trains leave Portland
knavery reaches tbe point where the dally, morning
GEO. O’B. OE BAR, M. D.,
and evening, for Cali­
delicately browned loaf of bread m ade suite's financial credit is impaired,
These trains are equipped
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
then even calloused Pennsylvania I fornia.
from
with the most improved pattern of
realizes that it is no longer a mere cry standard
Jacksonville, Oregon.
and tourist sleeping cars,
of wolf.
and the low rates place the trip in
Oregon seems likely to regain its reach of all. For illustrated guides
■Office 'n Kshler'« Hulldin», up-«l»tr*. Re«-
prestige as the land of big red apples California and Arizona winter resorts
ld«oo« on Cnulornl* «tree«. D»v or nl»ul
Babies and children need
nah« «Hended promntlx
—apples without blemish and inno­ address
of harboring worms. The wise
R. B. M iller , Gen’l Paas. Ag’t,
proper
food, rarely ever medi­
With the sad results achieved from the use of cheaper flour? cent
horticulturists see possibilities in ap­
__________ Portland, Or
J. M. KEENE, D. D. S
The ont, the highest triumph of cookerv—the most useful of ple-growing that will result in a
cine. If they do not thrive
large increase of apple orchard area
Reliable and Gentle.
all the arts; the other, a monument to wasted energy, blasted in
on their food something is
the state within tbe next five years
OPERATIVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY.
ho|K-s and poor judgment. But why continue the compari­ and a corresponding profit to them­ “A pill’s a pill,” says the saw. But
there are pills and pills. You want a
Offloea >n the Adklna Deuel block
wrong. They need a little
son? If you have made the mistake in the past, trying to selves in the years following.
pill which is certain, thorough and
Madford,
Orego
help to get their digestive
Glafke Company of Portland are gentle. Musn’t gripe.
exist on inferior flour, redeem yourself by ordering Snowy
DeWitt’s
packing apples in fifty-pound boxes, Little Early Kisers till the bill. Pure­
Butte flour only in future.
machinery working properly.
to be shipped to Vladivostok, Siberia. ly vegetable. Do not force, but assist
H. D. NORTON,
: The apples are shipped on an oriental the bowels to act. Strengthen and
liner to Japan, and there are re­ invigorate. Small and easy to take.
Every up-to-date dealer
ATTORNEY ano counselor at law ,
I
shipped to the Russian port. Each City Drug Store,Jacksonville, and Dr.
apple is wrapped with a piece of ab­ J. Hinkle Central Point.
Handles it
Grant’» Pa»», Oregon.
sorbent paper. Nothing but perfect
fruit Is taken. The apples at Valdi-
Farm for Sale.
vostok will probably stand the con­
Office above 8 P. D. * L. Co '■ Store.
A good farm situated one mile northeast of
sumer »3 to »3 50 a box.
COD UVER*OIL
Phoenix lying alongside oounty road, contain-
Secretary Gage is reported to be inc 15# 12 acres There will be sold with it,
it
desired
by
the
purchaser.
40
acres
ot
wood
Wm. M. COLVIG.
strongly opposed to the renewal of land. The place Is all enclosed: about 130
the Chinese exclusion law, on the acres ot it Is under cultivation. The improve­
LAWYER.
consist ot a dwelling-house, a large
will generally correct this
ground that It is Ineffective in opera­ ments
barn with sheds for stock, smoke, wood and
Oregoa.
tion and hecause it is folly to expect poultry
Illa.
Headquarter. for STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
J
bouses. There is a good well of water
difficulty.
any increase in our share ot the com- at the house and one near the barn; an orch­
tn good condition, containing about 80 fruit
msreeof the Orltnt except on ttie ard
4
If you will put from one-
trees
of
assorted
varieties,
mostly
apples;
•<- Iffire la Rod Man'« Hu Idin
Fruit Trees,
condition of more liberal treatment school house tear the north end of the fa-m
of the Chinese. Atone time Secre­ Terms. 13.000; tl.OOO tn cash. It.iOO in _>ne year,
fourth to half a teaspoonful
Shade, Ornamental Trees,
and II.000 in two years, deferred payments to
tary Gage Intended to protest in his draw
Interest, or all cash at option of purchas
p. P. PRIM a SON,
in
baby's bottle three or four
annual report auainsl the re-enact­ er
Inquire of S ilas J D ay , Real Estate
ment of «he exclusion act; but the op­ Agent. Jacksonville. Oregon.
Plants.
attorneys and counselor » at law
times a day you will soon see
position to the free immigration if
Chinese is so pronounced bn the P..-
Farm
for
Sale.
a marked improvement.
For
RETAIL
nprovement. ror
Jacksonville, rejón.
and
WHOLESALE
cl tic coast ttiat it is not probable thri A 120-acre tract, all fenced, 70 acres un­
any officer of the Government w<u der cultivation, free soli and easily cultivated
larger childi Iren, from half to
Buy directly frond the Nursery,
■Will praotloe In all oourta of the 8.ata. Of-
oiue out squarely in favor ot abah- son the public road a quarter of a mile from
floe In the Court Houae laat door qp the
a
teaspoonful, according to
Moonvllle,.
Sams
valley
poslofHce
—
improved
d< ntvent ot the law. The labor org«n-
And Save Agent’s Profits.
a dwelling house with four rooms below
rlrht from entrance
' izttions or ttie Pacific ci-ast are a with
and one above, a good, large barn, smoke-house
age, dissolved in their milk,
unit lb favor Of the renewal of the and wood shed. Rock creek flow« through the
Pacific Nursery Co.
Sead for Catalogue to
land, a good well of water st the house and a
law. and their altitude is of course good
A. N. SOLISS,
if you so desire, will very
well at the b->rn six miles from Gold Hill
Tangent« Oregon. supported by the unions throughout railroad
station Will be sold for liu per acre.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
soon show its great nourish­
lilt»country. There is no senator or »^-Inquire of SILsS J D a Y. real estate
I F
F
representative In atty Pacific coast agent Jacksonville. Qregon
TO
ing power. If the mother’s
Jacksonville, Orefion.
1st •<? wh<> will not favor tlie re-en-
A Farm for Sale.
I a. Intent of ti p Geary law, says the
milk does not nourish the
I Or»goniap.
WNota »Tubl'c. Pi actlcea In all the court,,
A Ferm of 720 acres, located on Rogue 1
umoe on California Street, bet. 4tb and Sth.
baby,
she needs the emul­
river, suitable tor grain and fruit culture or
OUR NEW STOCK I
I
Ladies’ Wool Cotton Fabrics-New Designs
Oregon City Clothing Blankets.
California-made Boots•"< Shoes.
Groceries and Provisions
NUNAN’S, JA®.OT-LE
Nature
Snowy Butte Flour
PACIFIC NURSERY Comp’ny
Vines and
THEYR’E COMING AGAIN
A. C. HOUGH,
attorn ey at law
...
Qrant’a Pua»,
REAMES,
ATTORN F.Y-A
Jacksonville.
•
Racket
Seventh St., Medford, Oregon.
T-L a W,
•
Orejón.
•contee tn Red Men's Building.
ROBT. O. SMITH,
attorney and counselor at law .
Grant’» Pa»», Oregon.
Practice! In all the court«
lulldlng. uostair«
Dr. J.
The same families who bought their Supplies at
this house Inst season ar» tilting out again at the
Ureftot
omceover Halr-R.ddle Hardware Store.
A. E
Office In Rank
They know tho good, nr, reliable. Peen use tk<y have tried them.
’ a
enables tne to undersell regular stores.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
H. B. NYE, Proprietor.
dentist
-Ha« permanently located In Ashland for the
practice of dentlatry. From a continued
practice of over fourteen v«ara I am pre­
pared to guarantee entire aatlafaotlon
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LIPPINCOTT'S
MAX MULLER & CO.
Jacksonville, Or.,
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A F amily library
The Best In Current Literature
12 C omplete N ovels Y early »
MANY SHORT STORIES ANO
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
S2.SO PER year ; 25 era. A COPV
,80 CONTINUED STORIES.
Are the Leading Dealers in (rent’s Furnishing Goods. Hats. Boot
and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco
Confections, Tropical Fruits, Stationery, Notions, Etc., Etc.
Goods are Fresh and First-Class and Prices the Best
EVERY HUMBER COMPLETE IN IT»ELF
GIVE
US
A
CALL
I
50c. «nd $1.00, «11 druggists.
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chemists. New York.
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WILLIAM J. BRYAN
Editor and Publisher.
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TERMS—Pay »hl* in Advance.
»
W. ODGERS.
and child.
lMU*d Weakly at Llncob, N-h
1« going rapidly now. No wonder. You ought to seeour price». Best line over brought
to Medford nnd lowest prices, too, quality considered.
Since my return I have Modred up with a large assortment of New Goods,
»nd I respectfu'lv Invite thu people ot Medford and vicinity to call and be
convinced that I am offering genuine bargains tn my many lines of goods.
sion. It will show an effect
at once both upon mother
THE COMMONER.
My apot cash plan
Medford, Oregon.
I
stock raising; ha» ample buildings and fencing.
A Placer Mine inoperation, equipped with
pine »nd^tiuut; also some quartz properties.
I will set! for cash or take in part pa-ment
property tn or adjacent to Ashland. Terms,
one-half down, balance in easy payments at S
ptr cent. Call on or address.
H. L. WHITE.
Loch Box 38. Asblsnd. Oregon,
Hopeless and Helpless.
Th* conseouencea of a diagaaed condi­
tion of ttyj Jtomacn and digestive and
tnilritive «ywtem are trfcet distwtroaa to
( tin* whole body.
Qne by ojiq every
organ may l>ecoTne involved. The mis­
ery is maddening.
The moat extreme
ctiaet of "stomach trouble” and the evils
resulting from it have been cured by Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery.
It
«irvugthens the stomach, purifies the
blooaand btiilds up the body with sound
I healthy fleli.
"I was taken with severe headache,** write«
Thom«« A. Swart», Bo« iqj »« ¿ub-Slat ion C, Co-
iMtuhua Onicx then cramp« in the stomach, am!
mv tooa would not digest, then kidney and fiver
trouble, and my back got weak «o I could
•carceiy get around. I juat gave money to the
doctor« whenever I thought they would do me
any good. but the more I doctored ttye worse I
got anti! ai« years passed
I had lecome »»
poorly I could only walk in the house by the aid
of chair, and I got so thin I had nww
io J y >,
thinking that I could not be cured. Then I saw
one of my neighbor boys and he «aid, " Take my
advice and take Dr Werce’s Goldetf Medical
IHmoyery and make a new man out of yourself . ”
The hrst bottle helped tne so I thought I worth I
get another, and after I had taken eight bottles
In r I mm U si« weeks I was weighed and found I
had gained twenty seven (17) pounds. I have
done more hard work in the past eleven months
than I did in two yea in before, and I am as stout
and healthy today, I think, as I ever was."
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Terms for local »gen*s will h« sent on applf
cation
All money »honl ’ he sent ry I’. O. or
der, express or i jr, or dv ba»K draft on New
York or Chicago
D»» not send ino>v1du»|
checks or stamps.
Times Clubbing fetes.
THE COMM•’NER per year
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Addre««
TIMES PRINTING
Jacksonville. Cee/Atl
Nasal
filled In wltli French knots In shades of
rich brown and gold, shading with the
darkest colors around the lower edge.
When the embroidery is completed. It
»hould be cleauiiu«-«.
should be pressed on the wrong side
F.ly’a Cr»»m
and mounted on the circles of card­
board by carefully pasting it around cleanse«, «oothes «nd h»«l«
the diseased membra.,«.
the edges with a little strong mucilage. I It cures catarri, and drive«
Of course the surplus cloth nround the swsy a cold iu the bead
edge of the embroidered circles must l>e quick y.
Cream Balin 1« placed Into the noatrt!«, ipread«
cut away before the mounting is'dime.
The circles are joined at either side over th« membrano and Is absorbed. Relief la Im­
mediate and a cure follows. It is sot drying—doe»
with n short strop of rtbiton conci.ilcd
not produce aneezlng. Lar je Stza, -4 eent« at Drug­
by the full bow and strings of gold col­
gists or by mail ; Trial Rise, 10 ce««» *>v mail.
I ored satin ribbon.—Ledger Moutbly.
ELT BROTHERS, a* Warren treat. Ne v York.