The Democratic times., January 14, 1903, Image 2

SUBSIDY LEGISLATION
N ickell , Editor and Mgr.
TERMS :
i Year, in advance...
Months.....................
>1.50
1.00
.dvertisements inserted at reasona-
rates.
iterad at the Poeioffice at Jacksonville. Ore,
as Second Class.Mall Matter
P rofitso I the steel trust during 1902
sre >132,662,000. This is at the rate
10 per cent, on a capitalization of
,326,620,000. And it is enough to
institute a fair profit for large invest-
ents on as much as >3,000,000,000. It
claimed by financial experts that
>arly one-half of the stock of the
sei trust is watered.
S ecretary H ay hod an ultimatum
epared for Colombia, in reference to
e canal across the Isthmus of Darien,
om Colon to Panama, and threatened
nlees terms could be agreed upon
ithout further delay that the Nica-
-gua route would be adopted. The
dumbian government is now prepared
grant the most satisfactory terms,
id a treaty will soon be transmitted
Congress for ratification.
R epresentative R ichardson , of
mneseee, who for some time past has
ten the minority leader in the House of
spreeentatives, says that the contest
the next Democratic convention will
i between Gorman of Maryland, Par­
er of New York and Olney of Massa-
husetts. He also says that he can see
, leaning towards Olney by Bryan.
Tichardson discusses the several can-
lidates, and then declares that the tar-
ff will be the issue in the next cam­
paign.
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T here has been considerable dis-
'ussion pro and con concerning the
nediclnal qualities of the lemon. It is
low authortatively announced by the
Chicago board of health department
dter careful experiments extending
ver three days, that lemon juice will
lestroy the typhoid germs in water.
One teaspoonful thereof to half a glass­
ful of water is known to be a good com­
bination, and repeated trials have in­
variably produced the same results—
J very germ was Killed.
T he falling off of the population of
France, through a marked decrease
of births, has been for a long time past
a question
which agitated the
French government
The latest
proposition to check it comes from
Col. Lontee of the general staff. He
proposes that children and grand­
children shall have equal succession
rights, so that a man with many chil­
dren shall receive a larger share than
bis brother who may have none or
few. An only child would be allowed
to receive only one half of the father's
estate, the other half going to tlie next
heirs.
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M adrid is wrought up over a sensa­
tional suicide. Andrea Vadonde, count­
ed by many the most beautiful girl of
Barcelona, is the self-immolated victim.
It fa a sad story. When she was at
the highest of her career as a society
girl her father died suddenly, leaving
his wife and daughter unprovided for
and in debt. This caused Andrea’s in­
tended husband to withdraw his suit;
but the girl went bravely to work earn­
ing money for herself and mother by
painting and by the needle. Recently
she became blind on account of exces-
'e work. Ten days ago an eccentric
iglishman heard of their'plight and
oof the fact that Andrea possessed
s loveliest black hair in the kingdom,
went to the girl and offered her
>1,000 for her hair. She accepted, had
herself shorn, turned the money over
to her mother and then ¿fired a bullet
into her heart.
THE coal famine has become so se­
rious that measures to afford relief have
been Introduced in both houses of Con­
gress and lively debates have occurred.
Senator Lodge introduced a bill sus­
pending all import duties on coal for 90
days; Senator Culbertson introduced a
joint resolution admitting anthracite
coal free of duty; Senator Vest intro­
duced a resolution directing the com­
mittee on finance to prepares bill for the
same purpose; Representative Powers
of Massachusetts introduced a joint reso­
lution suspending all duties on coal un­
til November 1, 1903. Senator Mason
Introduced a bill providing that, when
a coal mine is unoperated to the preju­
dice of the people, the attorney-general
may have a receiver appointed by a
United States court, who shall operate
It as lung as necessity continues. The
coal famine was the chief subject of de­
bate in the senate, an effort being made
to force action by the attorney-general
against the anthracite coal trust.
Dcafaeaa Cannot be Cured
By local application», aa they earn« reach tbe
dto«a«ed portion or the ear. There U oaly one
way to cure deafneaa, and that 1» by const! m
itonal remedies. Dearness Is caused by an in
Hamed oondlt|on of the mucous lintne or the
Eustachian Tub«. When thia tube Is inflamed
you bave a rumbling sound or imperfect hear
Ina, and when It Is entirely elosed Deafness is
the result, and unless the intlammaiiou can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are eauaed by Catarrh,
which is nothing tut an inflamed condition of
the mucoua lenices
We will give Ono Hutdred Dollars for any
case of Dearness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be eared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send tor
eircelars, free
F. J. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are U.e best.
Treasurer’s Fourth Notice.
Office of County Treasurer of Jack- 1
son County, Oregoo,Jacksonville, >
January 9th, 1903.
J
Notice 18 hereby given that there
are funds In tbe county treasury for
the redemption of all outstanding
county warrants protested from
March 8tb, 1900, to March 27th,
1900, both dates inclusive. Interest
on tbe eame will cease after tbe above
date.
D. H. M iller , County Treasurer.
Rav. Carlisle P. B. Martin, L. L- D.
Waverly, Texas, write«: “Of a morn­
ing, when first rising, I often find a
troublesome collection of phlegm,
which produces a cough, and 1« very
h ird to dislodge; but a small quanti­
ty of Ballard’s Horehound Syrun will
at once dislodge It, and t he t rouble is
over. I know of no medicine that Is
equal to it, and It Is so pleasant to
take. I can most cordially recom­
mend it to all persons, needing a
medicine for throat or lung troubles.”
Price 25c, 50c, >1.00 bottle at City
Di ug Store.
Coddling nn Infant Indaatryt
Will Want Protectton.
TlMkt
PACIFIC COAST’S
GREATEST FAIR
Mrs. J. Nunan, who has been in San
An Important Discovery.
PERSONAL MENTION.
R. Phillips of Applegate whs among
Walter F. Smith and bis son of Phila­
Francisco, spending the holidays with
us
Thursday.
delphia,
representatives
of
the
Wels-
The ghost of the lamented Le Due her children, returned Friday evening. Will be the Lewis & Clark Exposi­
bacli Gas Fitting Compauy, who have
Jeff. Hamlin of Pooh Bah was a Mud­
still walks in Washington. It still gib­
tion at Portland in 1006.
Judge Hale, of Grant’s Pass, the well-
been luining in Josephine county for ford visitor Friday.
bers of American tea. Here, for ex­
known
attorney, spent Wednesday af­
ample, It bobs up in the annual report
A writer iu the Edinburg Review the past year, have succeeded in de-
Mrs. N. Langell visited Friday with
ternoon in Medford, on professional
tlie fact that platinum friends living in Jacksonville.
FUNDS FURNISHED BY THE TRUSTS of the secretary of agriculture:
In 1843 described Oregon as the last momtratiug
1
"The work on the growing of Amer­ business.
coiner on earth itfi free for the occu- is
1 to be fouud iu great quantity iu the
Theo. Cameron returned from his
ican tea was continued during the year
of Josepbiue, arid that it can
Tresspass
notices, printed on cloth, patluu of a civilized race. “When placets
1
Repnblican Conrrt«slon«l Commit­
trip to the Waldo mines Friday.
at Pinehurst, near Summerville, S. C., for sole at this office. Thoy are just
be saved. The work of these two men
tee 5’avorahle to Swbaldle«—Or»o.u-| I in
co-operation with Dr. Shepard. what i- needed to keep people off your Oregon shall be colonized,” lie de- 1
Frank Yokum and his son, Bert,
has been watched with great interest
dared,
“
tlie
map
of
the
world
may
be
iced Lobby In Wnabinirtou to trge There are now about 100 acre« Ln tea property.
were
in Medford a few days ago.
fur
many
months
past
by
mining
men
1
steal—No Refarm of Trmt» or T«r- gardens. The yield of tda in theae gar­
Senator Hunt of Portland was in' considered as filled up.” This was of
Chris.
Ulrich and his son, Roy, spent
this
section
uf
the
state,
and
now,
dens last year was about 4,boo wound«, Jacksonville Thursday and Friday, on written at the time the boundary '
’ tS This Session.
few
hours
in Medford Thursday.
a
with
the
announcement
that
their
and
this
year
will
be
about
W)00
question was pending between the
f The ship subsidy bill that passed the
and tests have been a
pounds of marketable tea. During the business connected with A. E. lieamos’ United State« and Great Britain, experiments
Miss Emma Kasshafer returned from
1
aenate at the last session of congress yea! careful attention was given to re­ gas plant.
there will begin a general a visit at Ashland a few days since.
terminating June 16,1847, intheaddi- success,
!
and has since been held up by the ducing the coat of the productlou of
G. W. Thompson has been at Ash­ tlon of the territory betweeu the 42nd mining
activity fur platinum iu all
1
Bunch Walker, who lives near
bouse committee on merchant marine tea. with very satisfactory result* A land recently. Together with his family and 49th parallels, and west uf the the
districts uf Jackson and Josephine Central Point, was in town Thursday.
1
tea farm will be established in Texas ho expects to become a resident of that
is to be pushed through at this session
It was loDg ago known that
R' cky Mountains, to our national do- counties.
'
Mrs. J. N. Fielder has returned from
at least so the New York Commercial, If suitable land and co-operation can city before long.
a
strange
metal
possessing
a
main. Fifty-one years before Captain '
a
visit
with relatives living in Ashland.
a gotxl Republican authority, informs be secured."
luster was contained in
Job Garrettson of Cinnabar, one of Gray had discovered the Columbia silver
!
But let not the American tea drink
its -readers. The Republicans did not
Hon.
Mlles Cantrall of Applegate and
in the black sand of
ers rejoice over the development of thia the pioneers of Northern California, river, aud 38 years before Lewis and quantity
'
care to add to their burdens by the pas­ new industry. The success of theba and a notable character, was here sev­
his family were in our city Wednesday.
the
placers
of
the
Illinois
and
Waldo.
Clark had completed their expedition
sage of this bill just before tbe con­ experiments will mean, not cheaper eral days last week.
Mrs. Hattie Stevens has returned to
across the continent l>y making camp Being Ignorant of this metal’s Identity
gressional elections; but, having suc­ tea nor better tea, but a tariff ou’Im­
and
value
the
miners
threw
it
fr<
m
Medford
from a visit at Grant’s Pass
Mrs. ? ustin Hawkins of Yreka, Cal., on the »her« s of the Pacific.
ceeded in securing a majority of the ported tea for the protection of the
their
sluices.
The
method
of
extract
­
Miss
Pauline
Reuter and Mrs. Nellie
a lady well and favorably known In
The one hundredth anniversary of
next congress, they consider that the new infant, and a tariff on Imported
ing
the
platinum
from
the
black
sand
Newbury
were
Medford
visitors Thurs­
Northern California, dted Jan. 3d, in the arrival of the Lewis and Clark
ship subsidy steal, the tariff subsidy tea will mean dearer tea. It will mean
of
the placers in which it 1» contained , day.
the
68tli
year
of
her
age.
part®
•-
"
egon
will
be
commemo-
'
steal aud the numerous other enact- a taxed breakfast table. It wlU mean
is one belonging entirely to the Wels-
Jas. F. Davis of Blackwell district,
Subscriptions for Mr. Bryan’s n iper, rated In 1905 by an exposition which
mc.Ls. present and prospective, that a new grab for the widow’s mite.
The Commoner, the leading Demo­ will be representative of American, bach Company. The beauty of it the successful miner, was in Medford
The
America
u
people
tnay
Justly
look
are t. benefit the few at the expense of
with apprehension upon every such ef­ cratic newspaper in the United States, European and Oriental life, custom lies in the fact that the machines for Friday.
the many have all been indorsed by the
fort to diversify industry. Tobacco are taken at T he T imes office.
Mrs. M. A. Pryce and Mrs. M. Jone6
and industry. Preparations for this catching the metal can be attached
people.
users for a generation have paid royal
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rickey have event are now actively under way. A to the placer sluices and the platinum Of Gold Hill precinct were in our town
A majority of the voters of the con­ tribute to a handful of Connecticut to­ gone to San Francisco, where the lat­
mined in connection with gold. This Thursday.
gressional district» of course did not bacco growers whose pitiful Industry ter will enter a hospital for tho pur­ company with >500,000 capital has will mean additiunal earnings from
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Morton of Phoenix
been
Incorporated
at
Portland,
the
think when they voted for Republican has been coddled by the government at pose of undergoing a surgical opera­
the numerous placer mines, for Mr. were at Central Point lately, visiting
site
has
been
selected
near
the
very
candidates that their action would be the cost of the people. Better tobacco tion.
point on the Willamette reached by Smith states that he feels confident with friends.
considered an indorsement of the ship than Connecticut has ever grown or
Miss Gertrude Whipp of Ashland
Wallace Sturgess, who lived on Captai» Clark in April, 1809, and the platinum is to be found tn all of the
subsidy steal, but it Is interpreted by can ever grow can be had from Cuba
placer
mines
of
Southern
Oregon
lo
­
j
has
been visiting at Jacksonv.lle and
the Republican leaders to mean that. at a fraction of the labor cost, yet peo­ Applegate a number of years ago, has various<state legislatures and Congress cated on ancient channels, where tho
Central
Point.
ple
who
use
tobacco
are
rubbed
at
been
visiting
in
this
section.
He
is
en
­
will be asked to make appropriations.
The same argument is being used by
wholesale by a tariff tax under which gaged in broom-making in San Fran­ Our Lewis and Clark exposition will black sand Is found; and nearly a'l of
Miss Bernice Cameron of Applegate,
tbe trust organs and most of the Re­
a few tobacco growers enrich them­
who has been visiting in San Francisco,
be national in scope and importance. them are so located.
publican congressmen that have ex­ selves through forcing upon consumers cisco.
returned Tuesday.
Nothiog
that
has
occurred
since
the
pressed the opinion that the people vot­ an Inferior product at an extortionate
Deeds, mortgages, leases, bends
A Movable Fart.
John Mast and D. Anderton, prom­
bills of sale and every imaginable discovery of gold In California will so
ed to “let well enough alone." The price.
Ooe
of
the
latest
Inventions
for
ser
­
kind
of
legal
blanks-the
latest
and
inent
citizens of Talent precinct, spent
leaders have determined that no legis­
attract attention to the Pacific West vice in war times is called the war
Secretary Wilson’s tea farm Is oo4y
lation against the coal trust, the beef another menace to the happiness and best—are constantly on hand at the and its wooderful capabilities for motor. Being built od wheels it can Friday in Medford.
trust or tbe Bteel trust shall be enacted well being of the American people.— T imes office.
C. M. Ruch, the merchant, and Jas.
borne building and Industry as the be operzted by a very few men, and
Jackson county’s proportion of state Lewis and Clark Exposition of 1905. is strongly recommended for sea-coast [ Buckley, Jr., both of Applegate, were
into law.
Johnstown Democrat
To stop public clamor the house of
taxes, is estimated for the year 1903 as
The only medicine that is jn our c[ty Thursday.
The East, now well-filled up with peo defence.
strongly recommended by thousands
P ‘
'
„ «„
representatives may pass a bill for a
follows: Per ccntage, .0214: amount to
Fra“k. Plotn<* of
was 1“
pie, and lacking the cheap land that of grateful people, who have used it
A SIGN OF DISCONTENT.
tariff commission and for publicity of
be raised, >23,077; Agricultural college,
In generate ns past was its chief in­ as a defeuse against all stomach, liver, town Friday, and visited his daughter,
trust transactions, but the senate will Reoaon For the Great Inrreaae
Ia >785; total >23,864.00.
ducement to the home seeker, now and kidney complaints, Is Hostetter's ■ who is attending St. Mary’s Academy.
not have time to pass upon these Is­
the Socialist Vote.
'
Mrs. H. K. Hanna, who has been in appreciates the West and realize» its Stomach Bitters. It cured them and
sues. But the ship subsidy bill cannot
The Republicans are looking for an Californ a for sometime past, for the
will not fall In your case. Try It, if)ikXX vrkI. z>T'-r «.«u
thus be postponed without defeating it
explanation of the great increase in tbe benefit of her health, returned Friday, value to an expanding country. The you are a sufferer from loss of appe- DO YOU GET UP
entirely, for the next congress has a
great task that the West had to over­ tile, headache, insomnia, indigestion,
much smaller Republican majority than Socialist vote at the recent electrons. considerably benefited. Judge Hanna come,the prejudice against it, was due dyspepsia, torpid liver, constipated
The party of "stand patters" In special
WITH A LAME BACK ?
bowels, or kidney troubles, ana you
the present one. and there Is great privileges and distributers of vested went to Ashland to meet her.
to the fact that for forty years follow­ will not be disappointed. Ask y iur
doubt If the bill would pass the senate
wrongs need not look far for tbe expla­
The Tidings says that Herbert Mc­ ing the purchase of Louisiana the druggist for a copy of our 1903 Illus­ Sidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
if it should again be considered there.
nation. Henry Fawcett gave it when Carthy, son of Engineer McCarthy, laud was not needed for seitlemeot trated Almanac. It contains much
The only hope of the subsidy sebemera he said:
Almost everybody who reads the news­
has entered the Pullman dining-car and the people uf the United States valuable and useful information and
is to push the ship subsidy bill to a vote
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
"It has repeatedly been shown that service on the S. P. railroad, and made were at a loss to know what to do Is free uf charge.
at this session.
cures made by Dr.
the friends of revolutionary changes51e-
There Is another and more potent rlve their motive power from the bigot­ his initial student trip last week.
with the new possession. Between
A
New
Point
Passed
On.
cause for pushing this bill at this time ed opponents of progress and from rhe
Will Childers, who has been confin­ 1802 and 1853 purchase, exploration
than its apparent indorsement by the stubborn upholders of unwise laws and ed in the Lake county jail for the past and war added 2,138,488 square miles
It is the great medi­
Judge Hanna, in the case of Mary H i
voters, and this is hinted at in the New unjust privileges. It might as well be
three months, on a charge of for­ to our national extent, over two and Hanley vs. Eleanor J. Kubli, made a ’
cal triumph of the nine-
York Commercial of Dec. 6 when it supposed that tbe railway engine would
1 teenth century; dis-
gery, was released last week on a bond one-half times as large an area a*
says:
1 covered after years of
move if It were deprived of steam, that of >1000 furnished by relatives living at Great Britain by the treaty of 1783 de­ decision on a question not heretofore
"It Is asserted, moreover, that the wheat could grow without soil or that
raised, which will probably be passed t
scientific research by
clared to be "free, sovereign and
managers of the Republican congres­ man could live without food as to Imag­ Medford.
Dr. Kilmer, the emi­
on by the Supreme Court in due time.
Blue-print maps of any township in Independent States." All this vast
sional committee have come back from ine that a revolutionary propagandlam
nent kidney and blad­
Mrs. Kubli was the purchaser of a
der specialist, and is
their recent campaign feeling very could be maintained If It were not kept Roseburg, Oregon, Land District, show terri ory is west of the Mississippi judgment obtained against the late J. : “nderfulIy successful'cming
friendly to the subsidy idea and that alive by the recollection of some wrong ing all the vacant lands, for 50 cents river, and the day when it Is needed !
A. Hanley, husband of the plaintiff, i lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
If you want any information
this will be a new and potent influence Indicted and by tbe continuance of each.
from the U. S. Land Office, address tor settlement is within the memory The land to which it attached was sold bles and Bright s Disease, which Is the worst
operative in states where the subsidy some evil unredressed.”
Title Guarantee & Loan Co., Rose­ of men yet in the prime uf iife.
and bid in by her. At that time the 'fo™ °‘k,idn7
,
has heretofore been weak."
\
i Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root is not rec­
The Oregon country, which the ex­ ,
Not only will socialism continue to In­ burg, Oregon.
law provided that the widow was ommended for every thing but if you have kid-
This Insinuation, translated into crease rapidly, but It will »ion be the
It is announced that Otis Krause and pedition of Lewis and Clark assured entitled to a dower interest in real ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
plain language, means that the power­ law of the land if effective measures
to
American
sovereignty.
comprised
property of one-third. Some years af- Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
ful corporations that are to be bene­ are not taken to curb the power of the Miss Sophia Muller, until lately resi­
fited by the passage of the subsidy trusts. The people may do some fool­ dents of Jacksonville, will soon be all of the present states of Oregon,
th«
.be
bills and the defeat of tariff reform leg­ ish things and jump In wrong direc­ married at Oakland, Calif., where they Washington and Idaho, the western I the statute, so that the widow now ob- ^hasc relief and has proved so successful In
islation paid an unmentioned sum to tions when they see danger ahead, but now reside. We extend congratulations part of Montana aDd the southwest­ ta ns one-half of the rents, profits, etc., every case that a special arrangement has
ern part of Wyoming. It had in 1850
tbe Republican congressional commit­ they will not much longer stand still and best wishes.
been made by which all readers of this paper
during her life-time.
tee. This corporation fund was to be while the trusts plunder them. Possl
who have not already tried it, may have a
The New Year's party given at an area of 307,000 square miles and a
The
plaintiff
contended
that
the
new
used to purchase enough votes in the bly Herbert Spencer was right when lu Ruch’s hall was well attended and population of less than 14,000. It now
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
law applied to her case, which theory telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
doubtful states and congressional dis­ 1804 he said, "The movement toward
has
1,500.000
people.with
room
for
15,-
passed off nicely. Excellent music was
was disputed by the defendant. Judge Ind out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
tricts to re-elect the candidates who dissolution of existing social foMns and
000,000 more, and an aggregate wealth,
furnished
by
Ray
A
Cameron's
orches
­
Hanna decided in favor of the plaintiff's When writing mention reading thts generous
would return the favor by voting for reorganization on a socialistic basis I
all classes of property included, of ap­
in this paper and
the ship subsidy steal I d particular and believe to be irresistible.” He then tra. and a fine supper was served. All
contention, and granted Mrs Hanley offer
»end your address to
proximately
>2,000.000,000.
Its
two
present
enjoyed
themselves.
(
against tariff reform in generaL That prophesied "civil war, immense blood­
an allotment of dos jr amounting to Dr. Kilmer &.Co..Bing­
thia subsidy to the Republican con­ shed and eventually military despotism
J. W. Manning of Klamath county i,Teat cities, Portland and Seattle, one-half.
hamton, N. Y. The
gressional committee was a large one of the severest type."
regular fifty cent and
or swunp-R«*.
arrived in Medford a few day; since, have over 100,000 population each,and
Is certain or the managers would not
in response to a message informing three others, Tacoma, Spokane and Ashland Will Have Saloons. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
impose such an impolitic task on Re­
Don’t make aDy mistake, but re­
him of the serious illness of his son, Butte bave nearly 50,000 each. Cap-
publican congressmen as to compel
member
name, Swamp-Root, Dr.
tuln
Clark
found
near
Portland,
in
Ashland’s council, in accordance Kilmer’s the
Cleve. Tbe young man is at the resi­
Swamp-Root, and the ad­
them to vote tor these very unpopular
1806.
a
few
miserable
Indian
huts.
with the result of the late municipal dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
dence of his sister, Mrs. J. D. Fay.
measures. How much money will be
To-day there is at the junction of the election, has decided to allow the bottle.
used by the steamship trust to Induce
Olwell Bros., the extensive fruit
congressmen to vote for the bill can
growers and shippers, who purchased Willamette and Columbia rivers the opening of saloons in that city. The
be Imagined by the large sums already
a tract of land sometime ago, will plant 42ud city of the Union.with a jobbing vote was a tie; but Mayor Provost cast
business of >125,000,000 a year, bank­ the deciding vote in favor uf license. .
spent on the elections. The short ses­
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it in apple trees at once They bave
sion of congress has generally been,
ing
power
of
>25,000,000,
mercantile
The
minimum
rate
is
>800
a
year,
already
purchased
2100
of
the
New
­
when the Republicans have been In
capital of >50,000,000 and foreign com­ which is high enough to restrict the
town Pippin variety from L. B War-
power, prolific of scandals. This ses­
merce of >12,000,000. Lewis aDd Clark, number of saloons to three or four.
ner.
sion will, from tbe present outlook, ex­
It will be remembered, faced starva­ This is a sensible solution of the
Thos C. Norris have received a full
ceed former ones In the magnitude of
line of new harness and saddles, which tion many a time, and but for the problem which has rent Ashland dur­
the subsidies granted to corporations
thoy are selling at very reasonable dogs, berries and roots obtained from ing the j>ast two years. Nearly If not
and the large disbursements to con­
rates. They also keep an excellen the Indians must surely have per­ quite as much liquor was privately
gressmen to bring it about
assortment of second-hand goods In the ished. In the very route that they consumed there as when saloons were
Tbe steamship trust has an organized
same building and execute upholstery
allowed to run wide open, and the
followed are to be found to-day some city lost the revenue that would
lobby in Washington beaded by Clement
of every description.
A. Griscom, vice president of the Penn­
Eugene Armstrong has returned of the world's greatest grain ffelds. or­ otherwise have been obtained by
sylvania railroad and president of one
license, only to be raised bv taxation.
from Portland, and will remain awhile. chards. fisheries and cattle ranges Prohibition has nut prohibited any
of the largest steamship companies in­
The city of Portland, near which
He will assist in planting tho farm be­
more In Ashland than elsewhere.
cluded in the new trust. Some of the
Clark, in 1806, was compelled to bluff
longing to Prof. A. P. Armstrong,
railroads, especially the Pennsylvania,
A Marvelous Invention.
president of the Portland Business a few roots from the Indians, shipped
are part owners of the steamship trust,
in
the
ten
years
ended
June
30,
1901,
and their money and influence will
College, situated a few miles north of
Wonders never cease. A machine
over 11,510 000 bushel« of wheat and has been Invented that will cut, paste
doubtless be used in tbe same direc­
Jacksonville, with fruit trees.
5,300,000 barrels of wheat flour. In and bang wall paper. The field of in
tion.
Hon. B. F. Mulkey will be at Salem Oregon, Washington and Idaho,where ventions and dtscuvertei h Dr. K'ng’s
The Republican voters who indorsed
during tbe session of the legislature, the skilled hunters of Lewis and New Discovery for Cot sumption. It
this carnival of corrupt legislation
ABSOLUTE. PURITY
being a holdover state senator from Clark 100 years ago could not find meat has done a world if good for weak
have only themselves to blame for the
lungs and saved many a life. Thou­
XX rxj T E. E_ O
Polk
county.
Prof.
Wm.
Miller,
school
subsidies that may be voted and tbe
en ugh to keep the shadow uf famine sands have used it and conquered
Wh> Build Good Hoad«!
superintendent of Lane county, will fill away from their tents, there are to­ Grip, Bronchitis, Pmurucnia ard
continued extortion of the coal trust
The first bill Introduced int« the his place as president of the Southern
and of the numerous trusts that are
Consumption. Their genera) verdict
day over 10,000,000 domestic cattle.
is: “It's the best and
reliable
selling their products to foreigner» house of representatives was one to Oregon State Normal School in the
The main purpt se of the exposition medicine for tl rust and lung troub­
cheaper than to Americans. The evi­ appropriate money for the establish­ meantime.
will be to advertise tbe resources and les." Every 50c and >1.00 bottle is
dence is overwhelming that the present ment in the department of agriculture
Rev. E. B. Lockhart, the popular Iossibllilies of thePacific Northwest, guaranteed by City Drug Stere. Tria)
Republican .fongress aud its successor of a bureau of good roads. Good roads,
bottle free.
that has just been elected are controlled we are told, would do good to alLmen. minister, who is in charge of the Jack­ with a view of encouraging settlers
IJut why have good roads? Do we sonville-Central Point charge of tbe and lnvesu rs to come here from
by tlie trusty and corporations, and no
Prospect School Report.
relief can be expected from them. Thia really believe In them? They are cer­ M. E. Church, left Friday evening on the East and Middle West to make
situation will gradually dawn on the tainly opposed to our system of gov­ a trip to his former home at St. John’s.
The following is the report for Dis
minds of the independent voters and ernment. which builds tariff walls and New Brunswick, which he has not homes and establish new industries.
will force them to side with the Demo­ barb wire fences between us atul fbr- visited in nine years. His many friends In a word, the Northwest itself will trict No. 59 for the month ending
crats in 1904. With a reform Demo­ elgners. Our tariff wall Is harder to wish him pleasant visit and a safe re­ be on exhibition with all Its matchless January 2d, 1903: Whole number of
Digests what you eat.
scenery, and its products of farm, for­ pupils registered, 8; girls, 3; boy«, 5; This preparation contains all of the
cratic president and a reform congress cross with goods than the highest turn.
est, factory and mines. The Exposi­ tim'S tardy, 0; times absent, 0; day- digestants and digests all kinds of
to back him, corruption and extortion mountain range or the widest ocean.
Sheriff Rader returned from Rose­ tion will not be lccal or sectional In taught during mouth, 18; holidays, 2; food. It gives i nstant relief and never
will be banished from the seat of na­ A pound of sugar can be carried from
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
tional government and an era of hon­ the Philippines to the United States burg Wednesday, having tn charge the any sense.
conduct, 100 per cent.
the food you want. The most sensitive
for one-lialf cent, but cannot bo got two fellows who call themselves Morris
est politics will result
Low railroad «rates will be in effect
The parents of this district appear stomachs can take It. By its use many
over the tariff wall for less than about and Smith. They are charged with
between
tbe
East
and
tbe
West
in
to
take a deep iuterest In the educa­ thousands of dyspeptics have been
2 cents. Why build good roads to stealing two horses from W. M. Morris
Toachea the People.
1905,
which
will
Insure
large
and
rep
­
tion uf their children, and are ai way­ cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gason the stom­
“We won’t touch the tariff," says cheapen the cost of transporting goods of Foots creek, and will remain in the resentative attendance. Specially low
ready with word or deed to assist the ach, relieving all distress after eating.
Quay. It is the tariff payers that the when we are living behind artificial county jail until the April term of cir­
rates will prevail in the Northwest,to teacher in any way that will tend to Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to taka.
Quayites prefer to touch. — Louisville barriers to obstruct the passage of cuit court, awaiting trial.
goods?
Why
not
abolish
the
tariff
enable
the visitors to go to other insure greater progress. The pupil« K can’t help
Courler-JournaL
wall?
One of the largest and most beauti­ towns and sections of interest. All are intellgent and Industrious, conse­
but do you good
ful panther skins ever seen in Southern who wish to visit any place in Ore­ quently are making very satisfactory Prepared only by E. O. D e W itt A Co., Chicaga
A Good Recommendation.
A NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
During the two months Tka SL bottle contains Sta Uiuuatb-’kOc. «to«
Oregon is at Boyden’s hardware store. gon, for the purpose of locking up progress.
“I have noticed that the sale on
The animal which once possessed it wbb land, or investigating locations for taugbt In this school there has not
Chamberlain’s Stomach & Liver Tab­
been the slightest occasion for repri­
Will. McDaniel has opened a neat
lets is almost invariably to those who cigar, confectionery and fruit store in captured by G. C. Culy of Steamboat Industrial plants—nc matter whether manding any of the pupils, s onrthing
have used them,” says Mr. J. H. Wet- Ryan’s building, Jacksonville, and and was nine feet in length. Mr. Boy­ it be In the remotest section of the which, I imagine, is phenomenal in
er, a prominent druggist of Cascade, keeps a complete assortment of the den had the skin handsomely dressed state—will bave the privilege of set­ this age of precocious children.
Iowa. What better recommendation best of everything in his line Standard by H. LlebesA Co.of San Francisco and tlers’ or investors’ rate. There will
T hos . C. H amilton , Teacher.
Seeds^B
could any medicine have than for pe> - brands a specialty. Give bim a call,
subsequently
sold
it
to-W.
A.
Dunn,
a
thus
be
opportunities
to
see
the
Upper
pie to call for it when again In need for he will treat you welL
thè Kind
In Durance Vile.
traveling man, for a neat sum.
of such a remedy? Try them when
and Lower Columbia river, North­
ihat Leads 1
you feel dull after eating, when you
coet more—vleld mora,
The Southern Pacific has another western Oregon, Tillamook, tbe Wil«
Language
Lessons.
«old by all dealer«.
The
parties
arrested
at
Roseburg
have a bad ta-Te in your mouth, feel
1003 See d A ■ a ■ al
force of section men, with headquarters lamette valley, Southwestern and
bilious, have no appetite or when
poetjiahl free tu all
charged with stealing two horses be­
Beginning Jan 15, 1903, private at Roseburg, in the persons of some 45 Southern Oregon and all of the State
applicane.
troubled with constipation, and you
longing to W. M. Morris of Ro;k Point,
are certain lo tie delighted with the lessons in French, German and Latin Greeks, who were contracted for work east of the Cascade mountains. Till«
have taken quarters in the county
will
be
given
at
the
residence
of
Rev.
prompt relief which they afford. For
J. D. Murphy. Address Lock Box 115, in their native country. They have will be one of the m<st imp rtant jail, until the April term of circuit
sale at City Drug Store.
been in the United States only a few features of tbe Exposition, for the
Jacksonville.
court. They call themselves Chas.
months; consequently their knowledge excursion of the eastern visitors to
Morris and John Smith, which are
HOB.
BE
FOB
SALE.
Rain fell Thursday morning, which
of the English language is about on those parts of Oregon, which greatly doubtless fictitious names. On Thurs­
need development will certainly re­
did not suit the farmers at all. They
A large mare, eight years old, par with that of the Japs. These
day afternoon they were brought to
are away behind in plowing and sow­ broken to ride or drive, gentle and Greeks went there from Hornbrook, sult In a large increase in population
Medford by Sheriff Rader and had an NOT1CEOF FIN AL SETTLEMENT
through settlement and the invest­
ing, and a few weeks of dry weather is true, Apply to this office for partie- Calif.—[Review.]
examination in Justice Purdln’scourt. NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ment of eoormous sums of money in
what they need and want. At no time ulars.
Their bonds were placed at >500 each, undvrslgDed has tiled his final account at ad­
in the history of Southern Oregon has
ministrator or the estate or Susan M Wilkin­
the state.
Domestic Trouble*,
Tbe appropriation to be made by In default of which they were re­ son, deceased. In the County Court tor Jackson
less grain been put in at this season of
oountv, Oregon, and said Court has tired Satur­
the legislature for the Exposition will manded. District Attorney Reame- day
to find a family
the I7tb day of January, 1903. at 10 o’clock
It 18 exceptional
_
the year than now, owing to unfavor­
appeared
fur
the
prosecution
and
Le expended under tbe direction uf a
a m, at the court house In Jackson oouuty, Ore­
For Infanta and Children.
where there are no domestic ruptures
able weather conditions.
gon, as the time and plaoe tor the hearing of
state commission which will be re- Judge Nell for the defense.
occasionally; but these can be lessened
objections thereto and the settlement or said
by having Dr. King's New Life Pills The Kind Yon Have Always Bought 3ulred to submit a full report of its
estate. All persons having objections to said
olngstothe legi«)ature which will
account are hereby required to present the
You Know What You Are Taking
around. Much trouble they save by
at said time and place.
meet after the close of the Exposition. When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, same
Bears the
their great work In stomach aDd liver
L'ated this 17th day of December, 19G2 ’
No
part
of
the
money
«111
be
expended
because
the
formula
la
plainly
printed
on
every
troubles. They not only relieve you, Signatwaaf
CHAS E WILKINl-ON,
in any other way,
t bottle, showing that it la simply Iron and Qui­
...
Administrator.
but cure. 25c, at City Drug Store.
nine tn a tasteless form. NoCure No Pay. 5Uc
NEIL * NML, Attorneys.
Again to Be Brought to the
Printed Every Wednesday, by
Front In Congress.
.mes Printing Company
ias .
BRIEF MENTION.
A TAX ON TEA.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Mother
“ My mother was troubled with
consumption for many year». At
last she was given up to die. Then
she tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,
and was speedily cured.’’
D. P. Jolly, Avoca, N. Y.
No matter how hard
your cough or how long
you have had it, Ayer’t
Cherry Pectoral is the
best tning you can take.
It’s too risky to wait
until you have consump­
tion. If you are coughing
today, get a bottle or
Cherry Pectoral at once.
Three s I im : Uc., Me., »1. AIKraoMa.
Consult your doctor. It bo says taka It.
then do so be osyo. If bo tallo you uet
to take It, then don’t take it Ha koawo.
ItaSTO it with him. We are wtlUaa.
J. C. ATEB CO.. Lowell. Haas.
PROFESSION! CARDS.
Wm. M. COLVIG,
LAWYER.
Office io Red Men's Bn ldln
R. G. GALF, M. D
Office in Orth’s Building.
Hours—2 tO 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
CASTOR IA
•ref<
Jacksonville
*v
A. E. REAMES,
ATTORN EY-AT-La W.
•
Jacksonville,
OregM.
*
Office In Red Men's Building.
ROBT. G. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Grant's Pass, Orcgaa.
practices all the oourts
building op-stairs
Office la Raak
J. M. KEENE, D. O. ».
/PKRAT1VE DENTISTRY A SPECIALTY
Offices
the Adkins Deuel block
Medford,
Orcgaa.
P. P. PRIM & SON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW
Jackaaavllle, Oregon.
'Will practice in all oourta of the Bist«. Oí
See in the Court House laat door on the
rlrht from entranoe.
A. C
HOUGH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
traat’s Pa«a,
-
-
-
«r«g«a.
Office over Halr-R.ddle Hardware Stare
H. D. NORTON,
TTOR NEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Grant** Pasa, Oregoa.
•»“Office shore S. P. D.*L Co’s Store.
Silas <J. Day
JACKSONVILLE
Notary Public
Real Estate Agent
and U. S. Commissioner
for Jackson County,
abatrketa made to Title* of
Landa.
LEGAL DOCUMENTS.
all atnd drawn up «specially pert alalag m
the settlement of estates
/
Accounts Silicited, Prompt Remittioco.
MONBY LOANED.
luratment securities.s «penalty. Jaehaaa
Qounty Scrip bought and Bold.
have a complete set of map* of all surv«y«d
tends in this county, and receive Ab«tracts
monthly from Roseburg Land Office, th« Laod
Department of the 0.4C. R. R. and th« Stat*
Land Department at Salem of all new entrim
made I am thos prepared to make oat home.
Head papers and take proofs thereon. Alm I
lake filings and proofs of timber lands, art
can save to parties the expense of a trip
to tbe Roseburg land office
' have a Number of FtacFarma aad «tb«r
Dealrable Propertv la air haada far
Sale.
______
A
*WPrompt reply made to all let ten. Oarg-
w In accordance with the times
Refers, by permission, Hon. H. K. Haan«,
udre of the 1st Jude I al District, and M any
tusiness house tn Jacksonville.
SILAS J. DAY
St. Mary’s Academy,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
ESTABLISHED in 18Ö».
T ub school continues the careful tralala*
and thorough Instruction tor which it to favor­
ably known.
The Music Departm»ut
la always tn cha. ge of competent and espar»
lenced teachers. Hoard and tuition per seaslon
of twenty week«,»80.00. 8tudle« wtlibs resum­
ed September », 190».
For prospectus, address
SISTERS OF THE BOLT N a MH.
$
tts
tnd
con*
FS
r
Oreg«».
Jacksonville
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