The Democratic times. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1871-1907, February 20, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text‘’M/ ' ■ iïljt democratic Simes JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1902. Vol. XXXII. ------------------------------ — ■ " —*■ - - I JOSEPHINE COUNTY ITEMS. ALL WOOL THREE PLY CARPETING, f LINOLEUM, FLOOR OIL CLOTH, MATTINC. 12x9, all Wool, Art Squares, Neat Design, $7.00 $5.00 »» » »» We Offer You Special Low Price on Rugs to Close H 4>/a Feet by 27 in., Moquet, $2.00, Regular $3.00 Rug. 514 Feet by 214, I’lusn, $1.75, Regular $2.50 Rug. 3 Feet by 18, Ingrain, 25c., Regular 50c. Rug. The Spring 1902 SAMPLE BOOK WALL PzXPER is open for your insjiection. This YEAR’S PRICES are unusually LOW. We have several Odd Lots WALL PAPER Ten Cents Double Roll, worth twice as much, will pay you to look at. New Assortment of TRUNKS, TELESCOPES, VALISES, HAND SATCHELS. OUR STOCK IS THE LARGEST. A. C. Hough, the attorney, is Io Grant's Pass. Mrs. Geo. D. Kelly of Eugene has gone to Southern California for the | benefit of lief health. Geo. W. Meek of Missouri Flat, a first-class mechanic, is conducting a bicycle repair shot, in Missouri Mat district, rie*^ Davidson postoffice. He understands fl,lie different kinds of wheels thoroughly, as all those who have tried him will attest. The Oregonian of the 18th gives this information, which is startling, if true: “Attorney Robert G. Smith, the erstwhile Republican leader of Southern Oregon, but now a promi nent Democratic politician, Is in the city, registeted at the Imperial.” Three white and one black hobo were arrested at Grant’s Pass Tues day, for breaking into Chiles’ grocery store the evening before. The negro rushed out, and covering the party with his revolver ordered them to run. “Kit" Baber, one of tbe arrest ing party, hac a gun and attempted to run around the corner from which he could slip upon him, but tbe dark ey was too quick for him, and, poking his pistol In Baber’s face,ordered him THE TEST OF DEMOCRACY. to replace the gun, which he quickly did. Afterward tbe city officers ar Eaiy For All Men So Tell Whether They Delon* to the Party. rested the men. Prices Always the Lowest » PROFESSIOLAL CARDS. AND PHYSICIAN Did you ever compare a delicious, flaky, delicately browned loaf of bread made from 8URUBON, Jacksonville, Oregon. ■Offlna tn Kehler’« Building, up-etalre. Re. Idtnoe on Cailtornle «treel. Dev or night ooll. .Hended orumotlv J. M. KEENE. D. D. S OPERATIVE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY Offioee .n tbe Aditine Deuel block Medford, • Oregon. • H. D. NORTON, ATTORNEY and counselor at law . Grant's Pass, Oregon. Delicious Cake Dainty Pastries Fine Puddings Flaky Crusts A Popular Work. NUNAN GEO. O'B. DB BAR, M. D„ Light Biscuit Snowy Butte Flour With the sad results achieved from the use of cheaper flour?; The one, the highest triumph of cookery—the most useful of; all the arts; the other, a monument to wasted energy, blasted hopes and poor judgment. But why continue the compari-: son? If you have made the mistake in the past, trying to exist on inferior flour, redeem yourself by ordering Snowy Butte flour only in future. The reader may make up his mind to be pleasantly overwhelmed by the opulence and vivacity of “Around the Fan” published by the Nutshell Publishing Company, 1059 Third Ave nue, New Tork. The wonders begin with the frontispiece picture of Presi dent McKinley, drawn in a single line beginnlog at a point on tbecheek bone and going round and round in a constantly widening circle, with waverings and downbearings of the pen in the proper places to secure de tachment and shading. We are told that this portrait is considered the most unique work of the kind in the world, and if there are degrees of uniqueness we are willing to believe that this is meat the thing of which there are no duplicates. Of course there is a text in addition to the pic tures, and we should be surprised in deed to bear from any purchaser the opinion that he had not got his money’s worth (#2 00).—N. Y. Sun, Jan. 11. _____ Fastest Boat in tbe World. Every up-to-date dealer Handles it. •«-OIB m above 8 PD.tL.Co'1 Sloro. « fc Wm. M. COLVIG. LAWYER. A OreSoa. Jackeoavllle. ■.’$3 «W >mcn I d Het Men's Hu Idin ALL CASES OF P. P. PRIM A SON. ATTORNKYH AND COUNSELORS AT LAW ANY HEAD NOISES? The Hubmarine boat recently built tor i be Russian government it supposed to be the fastest tn tbe world It Is olalmed that It will eross the Atlantic ooean In two and one-half days The secret of Its extraordinary speed Ilea In Its pooultsr construction. The secret of the marvelouw success of Hoetetter's Bitters lies in the scientific oompounding and extrac tion of Lffleuv,,« pvoparlleaof certain roots and herbs. It la a family medicine and can be relied on In cases of belching, flatulency, slck- hoadacbe, dlzzlneaa. Indigestion and dyspep sia It Is also an excellent appetizer and nerve strengtbener, and as a preventive of malaria, fever and ague It Is unequaled. Give It a trial, and you will feel lta beneficial effects from the start. DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING CURABLE ARE NOW Only those bom deaf are incurable. Jacksonville, Oregon. by our new invention. •Will prMtloe In .11 oourl. of tbe Svelo. Of- Ace in tbe Oourl House loot door oa tbe rieht from entrance A. C. HOUGH, attorney AT LAW »rant's Peno. Urotfoa. ... Office over H.lr-R.ddle Hardware Btore. A. E. REAMES, ATTORN EY-A Jackoonvlllo. T-L a W, * B alti mom k . Md., March 30, 1901. GenUrntrn — Being entirely cured of deafnem, thank» to your treatment, 1 will now give you a full history of my case, to be uaed at your dincretion. About five yenr» ago my right ear began to sing, and this kept 01* getting worse, until I lost my hearing in thin ear entirely. 1 underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without any success, consulted a num ber of pbysiciana, among others, the mort eminent rar specialist of this city, who told me that only an operation could help me, and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would then ejase. but the hearing in the affected car would I k - lost forever. I ¡hen saw your advetttoemeat accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your treat ment. Aftrr I had used it only a few da vs according to your directions, the nmaes ceased, and to day, after five week», my hearing in the diseaaed rar has been entirely restored. I thank yon heartily nnd beg to remain Very truly yours F. A. WOMAN, 7308- Broadway, Baltimore, Md. Owr treatment doen not interfere with pour uettal occupation. Oregon. YOU CAM CURE YOURSELF AT HOME "‘•"o-".*“1 INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 596 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL KTOIDce In Rod Men'e Building. HOBT. G. SMITH. . HEAD F. NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. A. WKRMAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYS: NifORNKY AND OOUNSKL.OR AT LAW. Location Makes No Difference. Granfa Pana» Oregon. Practices in all the oourts tiullding. up-stairs Offloe in Bank Are still being made by EAST - - - and SOUTH H. C. MACKEY & BOYD, The - Shasta • Route —or TH»— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY. Train leate Medford for Portland and way s t a tlons at 4:21 a m a nd 4.52 r m »:» r M Leave Portland fl JO A a It:» AM Leave Medford 1I:4BPM 12» A M Leave Ashland 1»:M A M 6:00 A M Arrive Baoramonto 6:f» r a S:M A M Arrive Ban Franolaoo 7:66 r« arrive Ogden 4:66 A n 1:16 A M Arrive benver l:»0 A n 7 :SS A « Arrive- Kan«aa City 7:SS A M »:» A M Arrive Chtoago __ 4» A M TSTi Arrive_Loa Angelee 8-00 r n Toa"« Arrive Arrive Arrive Ä7HVe~~ Houeton 7:00 A M New ôrleane S.fc fl M Wauhlneton S:4» A M New York l»:10 r » The Best Photographs 7:00 Tao 6:4» I«: 10 A r A P M m M M Pullman and tourist oars on both trstna. Chair care Sacramento to Ofdeni Mid El Paso, and tourist oars to Chloago 8t Louie New Orleans and Washington. DI rett connection at Sen Francieoo with ateemehlp linen for Hawaii, Japan, China, the Phioppines and Australie. ___ For through tlehete end rates call on or ad drees W. V.LlppInoo»» **»»»• '"ÿ- R KOEHLER R n M't-bKR , Manager <4 f.»f'At » KortlkDd tJr IN MEDFORD AT THE 1G TENT C Street, Opposite Van Dyke’s Store. MAX MULLER & CO. REAL ESTATE* TRANSFERS. The following deeds have been re corded in the office of the county re corder since the last report of T he T imes : W E Finney to J D and A W Shearer. M Interest in ditch leading from Car berry fork of Applegate ... .Z I 100 J C Pendleton to W Byrum. GO acres in d 1 c 42, twp 36, 2 w ........................... 2400 C W Kahler to W F Burch, 160 acres m sec Si. twp 34, 1 w.................................... 400 Rufus Cox to Frank Payne, property in Medford ............................................ S00 J H Stewart io A H Chess mo re, 2 acres in Medford ............................................ 472 Jane Hibbard to Emma Rose, part of block R, Park add to Medford 1 W H Bon<'ace to J A Dickinson,10 acres 500 in sec 11. twp 39, 1 e ... . C A Iunker to Miss Kat-' Medley lots 12, 13, 14 and 15 blk2, R R add to Ashland 1 Total 00 00 00 00 20 00 00 00 S 2,214 20 A New Departure. FARM ANDH3MF. elsewhere advertised as a prem um io connection with T hk T imes , with its nearly half a million subscribers, has inaugurated a new departure in agricultural {ournalism. It takes hold of matters by the lusiness end. It not only tells its readers bow to raise the best and largest crops, the best treatment of stock, etc., but devotes spec ial attention to tbe marketing of crops, it shows bow farmers may co-operate to secure a larger share of the price which their produce brings in market, ’ibis is the dollar market that every farmer is striving for. A fine Art Calendar for 1902, with weather forecasts for every day in tbe year, and five beautiful pic tures, 9x13. each a gem of art, is included in each subscription. All for 9150 Favorite Nearly Everywhere. Constipation means dullness, de pression. headache,generally disorder ed health. DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver, open the bowels and relieve their condition. Safe, speedy and thorough. They never gripe. Favorite Dills. Citv Drug Store. Jacksonville.and Dr. J. Hinkle, Central Point. Dwelling for Sale. The undersigned offers his residence property, pleasantly iocat’-ri in Jack sonville, for sale at a «*»“»'•■ »ole fig ure. It is well arranged f"i -n op! led with a number of conveniences, be sides having a considerable ent of ground annexed, which is piauu-.l in fruit trees. For particulars apply 7. » O tto B iedk . Gold Hill. Jacksonville, Or., WANTED« The Richmond Time« does not know “where It In at,” aaya th« Atlanta Con- stltntlon. It is so badly befogged that It believe« “nobody knows how the Democratic party stands on tbe great questions of tbe day” and that “thou- vands of men do not know whether they belong to the Democratic party or not.” But perhaps things are not actually Ln so bad a way as all that We have the authority of Longfellow, in fact that sometime« “things are not as they seem" and us they nuist undoulitedly seem to Demacrats who have been straying from the procession and pot- luckiug with the opposition for tbe past live years. Everything is apt to seem out of place to the fellow who is off his base himself. The Times might easily help itself back to right relations with tbe party by frankly considering a few simple and significant facts. “The great ques tions of the day,” to employ its phrase, are the proposals and purposes of the dominant Republican party. Its poli cies as, they are being exploited by the administration and tbe majority of con gress furnish tbe live issues of the day and prophesy tbe salients of the next campaign. No man who believes in the constitu tion as It was interpreted by its mak ers and by the popular voice for the first hundred years of our history can doubt that he is a Democrat No men who believes that wherever the flag floats the great doctrines of tbe consti- tion should be applied and enforced can doubt to which party he belongs. No man who is opposed to a fixed colo nial system, to far foreign possessions and [»copie in vassalage, can hesitate about proclaiming himself a Democrat. No ma:i who Iciicvt s in the fundamen tal u./oms uf Democracy ns declared by Jeff* rson and who opixises imperi- ilisni. militarism, trust control of leg islation or coi pon te control of govern mental functions can be other than a I»em x-rnt. Really there is uo great burry up ne cessity for the Democratic party get ting out tills month a new national platform for tbe bettie of lt»O4. On »he contrary, it lias everything to gain and nothing to lose in just standing in the middle of tbe national highway and sounding th« slogans of assault u[»on the insidious. unconstitutional and imperialistic aggressions of the party in power, in that line of duty ■•very Deirnciat can find a fighting lice, r.nd the man who does uot fee) 1 sufficient to Icon that firing line hxi. . «■son to suspect bls or.n Democracy. Some Celebrated Men Who Married Their Domestic Servants. Many celebrated men have married their domestic servants. Sir Henry Parkes, premier of New South Wales, Is an example. One night when dining at a friend’s bouse he was struck by the appearance of a servant girl who watted upon the table and persuaded his host to allow her to enter his em ploy. This she did and for a abort time held the position of cook in Sir Henry** household. Then he made her Lady Parke«. But more Illustrious than this is tbe case of Peter the Great One day he was dining at tbe house of Prince Men- shikoff. He noticed one of the servant maids particularly, and, though she was uot handsome, she caught his fan-, cy. Her name, the prince told tbe czar.l was Martha. She had been a servant In the house of a Lutheran minister of1 Marienbnrg, and when that city was! captured by tbe troops oi Russia she| bad been taken prisoner by General; Bauer, who bad passed her over to tbe prince, whose servant she was. The count politely made a present of her to tbe «ar. who eventually married her. William Cobbett. tbe great writer, when be was only twenty-one years of age one morning chanced to see a bux om servant girl busily engaged in washing tbe family linen. Tbe girl was pretty, so Cobbett spoke to her, learned her name and the same even ing called apon her parents and said be would like to marry their daughter. Tbe parents of the girl Informed the young man that they had no objections to him as their son-in-law, but that be would have to wait until their daugh ter was of a marriageable age. Five years later Cobbett, true to bis early love, married her. Barnum’s Monkoys “All well—all happy—lota of fun”. That is the regular report from the monkey cage of Barnum’s Circus, ever since the keepers began dosing the monkeys with Scott’s Emul sion. Consumption was carry ing off two thirds of them every year and the circus had the UeGcvern-SnlUvan Fight. to buy new ones. Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan will fight befory tlie Soulheru Athletic One day a keeper accident club vt' Louisville Instead of before the Yosemite Athletic club of San Francis ally broke a bottle of Scott’s co. Jim Kennedy withdrew his offer on behalf of the Frisco club because of Emulsion near the monkey friction la the matter of securing a cage and the monkeys eagerly license. Sam Harris, for McGovern, and Tom lapped it up from the floor. Sharkey, for Sullivan, at a conference in New York accepted the offer of Tim This suggested the idea that it Hurst on behalf of the Louisville club of 00 per cent of the gross receipts. The might do them good. Since date for the bout was fixed for the aft then the monkeys have received ernoon of Washington s birthday. Feb. regular doses and the keepers 2*> Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan report very* few deaths from were both present when the new ar rangements were made, and McGovern consumption. Of course it’s Is now training at Hempstead. N. Y. cheaper to buy Scott’s Emul As the fight was put off three weeks from the time originally scheduled, sion than new monkeys—and Jan. 30. Terry did light work until a few days ago. Sam Harris does not that suits the circus men. want McGovern to do more than three Consumption in monkeys weeks- hard work. Sullivan is doing his work at Spike Sullivan's, Homecrest, and in man is the same disease. near Sheepshead Bay, N. Y. If you have it or are threaten ed with it can you Mr. Whesler *Got Rid of take the hint? Rheumatism. Intelligent young men, from 17 to 19years of age. having common school Are the Leading Dealers in Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Hats. Boot education, to learn mechanical trades. For full information apply or write to “During the winter of 1898 I was and Shoes, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco Union Iron Works, 222 Market St., so lame in my Joints, in fact all over my b»dv, that I could hardly hobble San Francisco. Confections, Tropical Fruits, Stationery, Notions, Etc., Etc. around, when I bought a bottle of $15.00 to >18.00 ■ Week Ctiamoerlaln’s Pain Balm. From the I began to get well, Salary for an intelligent man or I first application was cured and have worked woman In each town. Permanent and all the rear.—R. W hbllb i . I position. 3D cents per hour for spare steadily wood, N. Y. For sale by Citz A a i i Itlme. Address Manufacturer, Box North Drug Store. GIVE CJS A CALL \1102. u.iicago. Goods are Fresh and First-Class and Prices the Best PRANKS OF CUPID. 7 his picture represents the Trade Mark of Scott’» Emulsion and is on th« wrapper of every bottle. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St., New York, 50c and pi. all druggists.