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ORBGOfl SEBHflEL.
JACKsOST. II.L.R
Saturday, Iay 10, 1884.
REl'L'CLIC-V5 CUl'&rV COM'LATIOJf.
A. Republican Counly Convention is
hereby called lo meet at the court house
at Jacksonville on Mondny, May the 10th
1884, at one o'clock p. m., forthe purpose
of nominating a full county ticket and
attending to such other business as may
come Lctore the convention. It is rec
omended that the primary meetings be
held in the several precincts nt the usual
place of voting on Saturday, May 10th at
one o'clock, p. m.. The several precincts of
the county will be entitled to one delegate
and one for every 18 voles and fraction of
9 or over, based upon the vole cast for M.
C. George, member of Congress, at the
June election, 1882 which gives the fol
lowing representation:
Asblaud 'J I Little Butte 2
Applegatc 1 Lei and .. 1
Big Butte 1 JIanzanila 2
Chimney Hock... 1 Pleasant Creek ...1
Eden 4 Kock Point 1
Evans Creek 1 Stcrlingville 1
Flounce Rock 1 Table Kock 1
Fool's Creek 1 Unionlown 2
Grant's Pass 1 Willow Springs... 1
Jacksonville D Medford 1
Total 42
MERRLTT BELLINGER,
Chairman.
T Cameron, Secretary.
April Shipments. James Cunning
ham, rail oad agent at Medford, fur
nishes us the following G"ures o ex
ports and imports at that station for
the month of April: Imports, 615,154
pounds, exports, 34,235 pounds.
Attention Every Farmer. Be
foro ordering mowers, headers, rakes,
harvester!, and other heavy machinery
call on Btlger k Msegly and bee what
they will do for you. They arc per
manently located and will guarantee
&atibfaction. '
B 'USD Over. Deputy Sheriff Bris
coe of Grant's Pa"-, who was arrested
last week as an accomplice in the stage
robbery lust January, was arraigned
before Justice Huffer this week, and
waiving examination, hfl was hrlrt in
the sum of 1,500 to appear liefom tin
next grand jmy. He. filled to hecuir
the bonds and iir.iw in jail.
Another One. W. S. Webb, Jr ,
acting an Deputy Sheaff, leturned
fimu Orescent City Thursday evening
having in cluig" Win J-amtt, win,
is one of the panic accused of the
Grants Pass roi'Wy m Jauuaiy IaM.
This" timkes the thi d party now in jiilon
this charge and riheriff Jacobs i now
on hi war home with nwither Fmnk
Howard. Newt. Vucum was dis
charged.
Serious Accident. While liding
on a hand car at Medford Thursday
nfiei noon, James Wilson, the (section
foremnn nt that place, was thrown off
nnd run over receiving serious if not
fnal injuries. Tim accident wn&
catiMd by toine ons haing placed
"rocks on Hie tracK, whu-lV
to lemove with a crow-bar while ihA
cxr was in motion, and lo-ans his bu!
ance be fell under the wheels aith the
nbovo result.
Religious Items. Rev. R. J.
Sharp pieachrs at Ashland next
Sunday morning nud evening....
Rev. R. C. Oglesby holds services
nt Anlieeh pchool house Sunday, at the
usual hour.... Elder SI. Peterson will
preach at Ontial Poiut, both in the.
morning and nfternnmi ISegulur
seriics at the Cii'holic chuicb in thi
place by Rev. F. X. B'anchet.. . . . Rev
M. A. Williams will preach at Mud
ford on Sunday at 2 P M.
Wuo Want Oefjck. Candidates
are numerous and we. heur of the fol
lowing on the DeinocrMti.' fide who
are billing to tuk ihn honors to
ceiher with the coin there is in it: For
County Jinlge, J. H. W-ilt.n, of Wil
low Spring, Kd. Uel'att, of AfliUii-l
nnd J R. Noil of Jacksonville. Fur
.Sheriff we hear of A. S. J.iCula of
Aidiland, Geo. A. J.-u-kon of Sam's
Vullny, Tiios. li. Nichols of Butte
Creek nnd Brad Dean of Willow
springs. For County Clerk, Ed. Far-
sh'and anrt Ed. R. Owen of
int are uienlioned.
iv G. W. Smith of
Jio Yreka "Jour
about the pro-
Klamath nnd
that paper tue tol
tory letter: "Unlonel
of Fort Klamath, passed
through Linkville n few days before I
was in Yreka, and he said the matter
of consolidation had been spoken of,
and that he would favor it, also would
rrTifavor ofTemovmg the post to
the place referred to. In reference to
work on the road I stated that I had
understood C.ipt Burton had received
permission of tho Department Com
mander to put on the soldiers as soon
as our people here made the necessar)
arrangements to build the road.
Grant's Pass Items. Tho dance
at Lambert's hotel May 1st was a com
plete success. No drunks, no fights,
the music was good nnd the supper
spleadid....G.N. Yocum was ex
amined before Justice Colvig on chaj-ge
of assault and battery on Geo. R, Jus
tus. The examination occupied both
Monday and Tuesday; a large number
of witnesses were subpoenaed. Yocum
was bound over to appear before the
grand jury in the sum of 250. At
torneys Kelly, Carson and Stanley
wore in att( ndance . . . . E. Dimick has
returred from Portland where he
placed Mrs Dimick under medical
treatment for a cancerous ulceration of
the lower lip .. .The "Times" of last
weekwassomewhat premature in the as
sertion that the Grants Pass drugstoie
had passed into tho hands of H. D.
Harkness. Said drug store was assi
gned to E. Diinick by K. II. Gabbert
for the benefit of his creditors anJ Mr.
Dimick has sole charge of the drug
store.
Local' Items- -.
Hot weather has come.
Vote the Republican ticket.
Ice-cream at Linn & Moore's.
People are more friendly than they
use to be.
Sol Wise of Ashland paid us a flying
visit to day.
Quite a thunder shower prevailed
lastThursdav.
Isadore Caro of Roseburg was in
town yesterday.
Clay Dollarhide of the Siskiyou Toll
House is in town.
Mrs. Lavenburg of Phoenix has re
tired from the hotel business.
Mrs. H. K. Hanna is in Portland
visiting friends of that place.
J. J. Johnson of appelgate is very
low with no hopes of recovery.
Fred Walpole's father, and mother
arrived from Illinois this week.
Ammen's Cough Syrap cures coughs,
colds, bronchitis and consumption.
Ihos Chavner's saloon at Gold Hill
station will soon be in running order.
C. D. Cardw.ll is here representing
the Palace clcthing house of Portland.
Quite a number of Ashland folks
will attend the ball next Monday even-
Wm. M. Colvig, our school superin
tendent is visiting different parts of the
county.
The Counly Commissioner were in
session this week with a full board
present.
Notice what Henry Judge has to say
to those owing him among the adver
tisements. J. S. Howard is Wells, Fargo k Cos.
agent at Medford, A. L. Johnson hav
ing resigned,
During this warm weather just call
at Moore & Linn's and get a cool plate
of ice cream.
Tho Jacksonville market is being
supplied with fresh fish by Geo. Beck
of Applegate.
11. D. Kubli lias returned from
Portland where he has been on a
pleasure trip.
A now stone sidewalk is being laid
down in front of Jerry Nunan's ilore
by Geo. W. Holt.
Quite a number of Jacksonville
folks accompanied tho first train to
Ashland last Sunday.
A. S Johnson of the Jacksonville
nursery has something interesting to
say in another column.
W. j. Record returned from Jose
i hine coiwitv this week, where he has
been on marble business.
There is some talk of ano'her hrbk
block being built at Medford by patties
ofVjtf-rrfctv; : ' -.
Postofiien Inspector J. J. Murpliv
was in town this we-K looking after
mail matters in this s-tction.
Jas. C. Whipp nnd John Jacobs
have gone to Awhl".nd to do the htone
woik for the Ashland bank.
Dr. Aiken is having a. wind mill
built, at his reMil.'iico for the purpose
of railing water for irrigation.
Max Multer'b new store room is nl
moit completed and a part of hi tock
of goods will probably arrive tc-Iay.
GJl on B Rostel fcr the "Manuel
Garcia" and "Richard Wagner" cigar.
They arc iiuw'ihn most popular bands.
S. P. Jones, of Jacksonville, ha,
they tay, tbe finest colt in the lafld,
by Sir Walter. Rural Spirit, Port
and.
H. Jl nice lias talten Miotosraiitis
of our cout house, and St. Mary's
Academy, which is a showing of good
work.
Birruc'i Fisher has' returned from
San Francisco and talks of opening .a
general merchandise (.tore at Medford
station.
The slide which occurred about ten
days ago in tunnel No. 6 has been clear
ed and trains arrive at Medford on
time.
W. J. Dean, the lecturer, did not
meet with much success hero Thurs
day night as the audience was quite
small.
A gun thirty feet long, and weigh
ing 2 1,000, pounds was cast at the Bos
ton Iron Works for the 'Government
May 7th.
Three famines oi immigrants ar
rived from Texas last week aud will
remain in this vicinity if anything can
bo found.
The parties who leased and fitted up
the Red Front for store purposes
hae given it up and will net start
a store here.
Dr. Will Jackson will go to Ashland
next week and Dr E. L. Townsend of
Ashland will be here for ten days
after June 1st.
G. A. Hubbell real estate agent of
this place is doing a rushing business.
If you have anything to dispose of
give him a call.
Sheriff Jacobs will leave Redding
to-day for Jacksonville having in
custody Frank Howard, another of the
express robbers.
F. P. Hogan and Harry Pratt of
Roseburg wero summoned here this
week as witnesses on the stage rob
bery of last Januaiy.
Wo acknowledge receipt of a com
plimentary ticket to Judge M.P.Deady's
lecture on "Law and Lawyers" at Ash
land next Tuesdav night, the 13th
tnst., to bo given for the benefit of Ash
land College. The reputation of the
speaker and the object for which it is
given should draw a crowded house.
Mrs.-W? J?Plymale has giy,en W,Lv
Record an order for a handsome piece
of marble for the grave, of her mother,
Mrs Martin of Galesville.
Miss May Griffith being sick with
the mumps, Prof Merritt is officiating
in both the first and second depart,
raents of the disti ice school.
Hon. Binger Hermann, our next
Congressman, .will not jrecoive less'tban,
2,000 majority at the next election,
"and don't you forget it."
Music was furnished for the .public
speaking yesterday by our silver cor
net band. They deserve credit for the
mprovement that has been made.
Mr. James Milter an old time resi
"dent of Brownsborough died at Salem
onoday this week, where he has-been
confined in the asylum as insane.
Justice Huffer held Wra. Briscoe in
SI, 500 bonds for complicity in the
stage robbery which he has failed to
furnish and now languishes in jail.
W. L. Record has opened a sand-
stone quarry near Medford and good
stone for building purpose can Uecajd
for half the amount heretofore pafo1. "".
A new residence is being built at
Medford .for William Ulrich but we
are not informed as to whether it will
be for rent or not probably or not.
A. G. Colvin, of our "Farmer's
Store" has purchased X3eo. Frey's resi
dence on third street paying ?550 for
it The latter" will1" remove to tho
country before long.
The Red Men' have commenced
cleaning off their lot on the corner of
California and 3d street preparatory
to commencing work on their new
brick building on that corner.
Mat Obenchain will start for
Spraguo River next week to look after
bis stoc; interests in that section.
C. R. Wilkinson will accompany him
to take the position of "buckaroo.''
The Red Men have received nnd
adopted plans and specifications for
their new building. The dimensions
will be 26 & 99 with an iron front.
Contracts for the work will be let soon.
The Odd Fellows are giving their
hall a eeueral renovatior.. Huenfcow
is doing the painting and when finish
ed a new carpet will be laid on the
floor and other improvements made.
The front of tho U. S. Hotel his
been improved with a coat of cement.
As the building nnd business,"-, offered
for sale there is a good chance for in
vestment for some one having the cap
ital.
The Nickl Plate Circus that- went
into Winter quarters at Roehtfrg last,
Fall, hav started out again giving their
first performance at Roseburg lat Sat
urday. They are bound njrthwnrd
and will not visit, this ltce.
Fred Grob has quit selling liquor by
retail but will continue selling" it by
the quart or gallon until he dispoes,ofi
the stock on hand. He j.rojoses keep-l
ing beer and wine, however,', audrwilll'
curry on the business as before.
Lively limes oio anticipated to-day
throughout the tHveial precincts In tho
county as the fight waxes warm for
delrgate.ship to the Democrat county
convention next Saturday. The mam
tight teems to be for the office of Sher
iff. G. Karcwski says he can sell mowers,
reapers, plows and Any other kind of
farming machinery cheaper than any
one else and only asks the people to
come and ask prices. He keeph a full
stock of standard goods on haild at all
times.
The lowest estimate put on Binger
Herman's majority tor the office of
Congressman from this State is 2,500.
For once the Republicans nro all
united on State offices and a full
vote cau be looked for as it is the Pies
dential vrar.
The stock, tooh and fixtures be
longing to Henry Judgo's taddlery
establishment were moved to. Ashland
this week by that gentleman where he
proposes continuing the business nt
the fctand formerly occupied by Will
ard ik Baoh'-lder." We wish him the
best of success in his new location.
Both parties hold prmaries- for the
county convention to day. Tho Re
puMicans will meet in the City Hull
and the Democrats hold forth at the
Court Houss. The Democratic coun
ty convention will be held here next
Saturday and the Kepuhiicans unmi
nate a county ticket on Monday, May
19th.
The firm of Cronerailler t Birdsey
i hrp" nnnnititPfl ifinilM J.
Frank tiros. tr rdTt1aY?aanu1 now offer
all tbe celebrated Walter A. Woods'
farming machinery for sale. Nuincr
ous machines of this manufacture nra
now in use in this valley and they
speak fcr theniselres. Read their ad
vertisement. The Democratic nominee for Con
gress, John itlyers, hamg taken the
stump some time before tho nomina
tion of Binger nermann by the Re
publicans the latter has been forced to
decline going in joint discussion as he
would thereby be deprived of filling
appointments already met by the Dem-
ocratic nominee. JUr. Hermann
therefore commenced his appointments
at Ashland last Thursday speaking
here yesterday afternoon and his oth
er appointments will be found else
where. We think it unnecessary to go to a
doctor and pay him to prescribe for a
common cold. At the same time it is
of the utmost importance to pay atten
tion to it and get relief or evil con
sequences may follow. We use Am
men's Cough Syrup. It has never
failed yet to do all that is claimed for
it, and we take pleasure in recommend
ing it to our readers, it you have
not tried tins medicine, go to your
druggist nnd ask to see a large bottle
and read the label
- E.-.DirnicK)f!
was la-
tr.wn.saveral daya thi
attending
to business eopriectedH
Oiissign-
rnentpr-tbe Urstets.;
A-ug store
mado tohimt'bylK.
1 ... ml -
iWrt. The
onsincss wni.oee
by th'e assign
right along
i thought
enough will turn
Sjpay the out-
standing accounts.
PSL .XMcElroyfetale Super
intendent ofipublic Instruction, paid
us a-visit hst Wednesday) while on a
tour of observat'on tojece where to
hold institutes thiapjl. Mr. Mc
Elroy is an encrgeticjjand faithful
worker in thexauso offeducation and
will Jcave ?ood recd5wnen his
term of.office expires. Jf-
." The "first through P.Mjenger train
went through to Ashlandjtot Sunday
and was welcomed bymusio by the
brass band and a speech'bjGencral E.
L. A'nnlecate. A lartri"'"crow.l bad
gathered from differentparts of tbe
county, a-nuuiuer going iroifl nere ana
the day willjpng be remembered b
the citizenirof -that placi
The Lake county
-... .
(safe..
Democratic
con
vention has nominated!, the. following
.tjeket: Joint Representative, for Lake
and KWmath, W. F.t4tlTer, Judge,
"Walters; Commissioner)?, T.70. Blair,
and W. D. ArnoLtj.heriff, A. W.
Charltonj'CIerk, A". F.fl Snelling; Treas
urer, A. McCallenpLsessor, O. L.
Stanley; School Superu Ttendent, Joseph
Moore. 'kM
Plyma'e says thtvli very buiness is
improving since the campaign has
opened and anxious ca ididate's are cpr-
tinbally on the,'go. Oi lejthirn; peculiar
is tiiat'vou can-nevifl;
tteliswhere the'
aro"coing as 1116
Hy 'land at a
point directly opposite'
the ftoint they
leavo town. Go it
Vthei campaign
ls.short, niiikeMt-dWely
Rates lower th'an'eive!
hile it lasts
r.
at rly male's.
A meeting of tho Jtackson County
Bible Society will'Jbe h
Id'iuMlin Pres.
bvtenan Church ,on"i
tthi'sfSaturday)
evening; Rev; P TJ. Srttzler, Agent of
the americin B'.ble Soc
fety and others
ui 1 address the meetin
. -. .. - - T . , I
'; a general in
present. Mr.
tiiuiiun i givcuiir u
letzler will also pre ch on Sabbath
morning, at which t)
me a collection
h bible- cause.
will be taken Up forji
18
i n ' ;
Tbe railroad eompiny; in building
i it!
Us road nf the vicinitfcr
of Fcrt Lane,
nearly tuined Bybee
tfc Fiher's min
D. Loring rep
ing ditch. This weekf
resenting the compi
iny, paid Uan
Fisher the surabf;$7
50.'for"hi share
of the damages sustained. Mr. By bee
is nut willniL' to con
promise tor
small a sum and a lav
sruit tnay be the
result. It cost sever
il thousand dol-
lars tc build the ditel
Next Monday is t je anniversayof
theRvd Men's patron Saint, Tammany.
A grand ball will be j iven in the even
ing uv, honor of tlin event, for which
great prepirations s re being made.
The pit lips given by
order are al-
wavs looked forwar
- '. . , -,C.
iuctatiun, and "this
great ex-
doubt
ri asgreiit a'succVss
pieviou.
An invitation w extimi
ted to tho public
generally to be on hail
d."
In another column
will be found
the call fur a People!
j. Mass Con veil
Court House on
tion to he hold at the
Saturday, May 24: h,
a dozen citizens of
Signed by about
She conntv. All
tho candidates who f ill to get nomina
tions at the other county conventions
can join this movement and thus get a
change to run for th
office for which
they have a hanknrit
Suffragists are still toj
Vg. lhe Woman
be heard from.
The bursting of b
hydraulic pipe
crosing the main" mad near Ashland
caused a runaway c
f O. Harbaugh's
team, resulting in damage to team and
wagon ana me countv win prooauiy oe
called on to settle'daniages. Wo have
wonuereu oeiore now inai no ucciacm
to teams and passengers has occurred
there and the "nuisance should
be abated or -remedied at once
to prevent future trouble and costs.
The prominent -Republican car.di
dates for the Presidency ar Chester
A. Arthur of Newr-York, James G.
Blaine of Maine, Senator George F.
Edmunds of Vermont Robert T. Lin
coln of Illinois, Senator John Sher
man of Ohio, General W. T. Sherman
of Missouri, Governor Lucius Fuir
child of Wiconsin, Senator Ben Har
rison of Indiana, and Senator J. R.
Hawley of Connecticut.' .-
The "Plaindealer'says J. W. Lin
coin, who is now in Massachusetts,
writt J C. Fullertoa ot Roeburg that
Wm. Roth of BoitrJ", treasurer of the
southern Oregon ;m
provement
raw-.
PfiAaUr
Y3fiZ- CSL
!
mbFiil
mm tt
us
lWII
rrTiv
lT:t''3'"UvM(l for the statementrper car. "Tiding!."
mat me cuk ivill huttf aJ-ihrha
the col
steam saw miH
vrfy this sea
son, ami tnat
, uuu mo "B-uou ii wjii prou-
ably begin the i
uUion of the rail-
road from tho bay
Roseburg. Lin-
coin writes that on
'count "ofthe col
lapse of the Norlhe
Pacific railroad
stockR, Oregon investments
ed
upon in the east,wituHQafsfor at
present.
ne organization. 6f the BilI)k of
Ashland was compU U(j Saturday by
eiecum; r. a. A.a9n president, J.
M. McCallvice-prident ftnd K y
Carter cashier. Its -Pr'i,.,nlllint. ,
Portland are
Lid
& Tiiton aud in
1. . .
San Francisco
the
ok of California.
The capital stoc
.30.000. It will
occupy s. new
g, designed ex
irick walls aud
pressly for it
glas-i and iro
of the bnila'
pleted July
lhe upper storv
:li wit! be com-
bank is in thi
r ottices. Ibis
f good men, and
it will be s great
commodation to
t'le people of .Ashla
d and viciuitv.
ucting tnisbank
Tho contract for cons
building has been
Marsh for 6.180
t to L. S. P.
Byers li Guerin
will do the brickwor
and plastering
onework. There
and J. C. Whipp the
was over S'2,000.-d
'arence between
I this and tbe next lowj j,; A cood
job is assured.
" List-of Letters.
Remaining in the -Jacksonville Post
office uncalled. Whin calling for let
ters p'eae say advertised:
Atkers-JItram Ooutner Wm
Adams' J B Coombs S Mrs
Adams Mary Mrs Dereng James
Allison Chas ' Dawel Walter C
Arilo A Agustin Dowden John
Baker John A Dyo A L
Bard'Thotnas Edy John
Beckett A Mrs Freeman James A
Btwer F S 2 Freshour M J Mrs
Bott Joseph Gilpen J
Briant Dica Mrs Grant H H
Bavoun John R Grares Chas S
Caldwell G Griffith S H
Chaffin J" ft Hogo Samusl
Chapman A II Hull Z T '
Cheney Geo O Hulburt TIios
Clay AT - Hunt EG
dossier C Miss 2 Johnson Alice Miss
Coakley J W Kelly James
Killpatrick W A Kietzling John Q
LangT Wnln J W Mrs
Linville John Wheeler Lo
Maher John White W F
OMally (Injfan) Whitney A S
Mathews A Williams Isaac
Petit Ancoine Williams Daniel
Pierson M Miss Wallan M Miss
Porter Wm R Wakepeld J
Rosenbluth S Wagner J L S
Sheridan E 2 Tory J T
Smith Alfred Thompson J L
Smith Ben Thomas Geo
Smith Chas B Stillinger Conrad
Mas Muller, P. M.
Republican District Nominations.
The following district nominations
were ratified by the State convention:
First Judicial District Judge, L. H.
Webster. Second Prosecuting At
torney, D. L. "Watsin. Third Pros
ecuting Attorney,, C. E. Wclverton.
Fourth Judge, Seneca Smith; Prose
cuting Attorney, A II. Tanner. Fifth
Judge, F. Ji Taylor; Prosecuting
Attorney, T. A. McBride. Sixth
Tudge, M. LJ Olmstead; Prosecuting
Attornev, C. W. Parrish. Joint Sen
ator Waco, Crook, Klamath and
Lake counties, C. M. Cartwright.
Joint Representatives, Wasco and
Crook counties, W. H. Dufur and A.
R. Lylo. The Convention then elect
ed the following State Central Com
mittee: B'tker county, L. O. Stearns;
Benton, E. Allon; Clackamas, E. L.
Eastham; Clatsop, C. W. Fulton, Co
lumbia, G. W. McBride; Coos, An
drow Nasberg; Crook, I. N. Sargent;
I Curry, H. D Blake; Douglas, D. S. K.
Buick; Grant, M. F. Olmstead; Jack
sou, Max Mullor; F. M. Nick
erson Josephine; KlamaOi, R. E
Emmet; Lake, J. H. Evans; Lane,
John Kelly; Linn, H. H. Hewett;
Marion, J. W. Crawford; Multnomah,
Jos Simon; Polk, Geo. W. Cristol; Til
amook, H. F. Godspeed; Umatilla,
n. L. Martson; Union, W. J. Snod
srass; Wnxco, J. A Bjnney; Washing
ton, T. D. Ilumphrev; Yamhill, H. H.
Hurly.
EKrrnurw c.i.srv
i-
co.wKvnox
7t"RefmMicairT.
-i.-U
by caHed to meet at the Junction Uouse
at Vilderrillc Josephine county Oregon,
on Saturday Stay5 17th, 18S1 at 1 o'clock
r. r. for the purpoBe of nominating a
Counly ticket and to tansact silch other
business as may come before said conven
tion. It is recommend that primary meet
ings convene at the usual place of voting
in the several precincts on Saturday May
10th 1&34, at 1 o'clock p. it. The several
precincts of the county will entitled to one
delegate and one for every 15 votes and
fractions of 8 for it. C. George member of
Congressat the June election 18S2 which
phea the following representations to-wit.
Kcrbwille -4 I Slate Creek 2
Wnl(fo 2 Althouss '. 3
Galice creek 2 Williamsburg 4
Jump off Joe .. .4 1
Tnos. F. Floyd.
' Chairman.
Deted April 24th 1S84.
.
The eampsign was opened in earnest
yesterday afternoon by Hon. Binger
Hermann, Republican nominee for
Congress. A large crowd greeted him
at the town hall and his speech wn
commented on sith favor on all sides,
being conservative, but to the point,
the tariff being the main question
argued, he, of course, taking thu pro
tective side of the issue'. While wp
cannot report the speech in full this
week we believe that he convinced his
audience nnd made miny additional
friends during his visit here.
Pasenger and Freight Tariff-
The passenger fare from A.-hland to
Phoenix on the R. R. is 55 cts.; to Mcd-
roru. yu cents: o uold llill. 2.00: to
Eusene Citv, 15.95; to Salem, 17.8iXrJTgood citizens to array themselves with
to Portland, 20.15. FroniJvTTtUnd
to Ashland, the tnriff,v)ii 1st class
freightjsl,5cl001b; 2d class,
S1.42;3d cksC'l.30. Car'oad rates,
fors&ttT sugars, e'e: S8 per ton S80
For Sale. Mrs. B. F. Dowell will
sell, at reduced prices, dress goo'ds
woolen goods, fringes, lacevablfc lin
en, gent's fine linenjiettrstitched hand
kerchiefs, uxtiercTotliing.for ladies nnd
n:ieiiieii ui very liijv .iuuiil), variety
of buttons, lamb's wool and cotton
stockings for children, etc , very cheap.
Also school' suits for boys to the age
of sixteen, from Brownsville woolen
mills.
Besides receiving a largo lot of shelf
hardware of all kinds K. Kubli this
weak received a full assortment of
Buckeyo mowers, Taylor rakes, Mor
mon plow, cultivators etc. and nsko
buyers to call on him before purchasing
elsewhere.
Settle Up. All knowing them
selvos indebted to the estate of the late
Madame Holt are requested to settle
at once, and those having claims against
the same will present them at the office
of the U. S. Hotel.
S. H. Iyer who was here some time
sin-;e has returned nnd is now deliyer
ing pictures to parties of thh place.
His Work is first-class.
Dentistry. E. L. Townsend, D. D.
S will bo in Jacksonville June 1st,
j 16S4, and remain ten days.
.Applegate - Items.
May 5th, 1884.
The weather is rather cool, but still
crops are growing finely and the pros
pect for hay and grain could not be
belter too soon to tell whether wo
will have a good fruit crop, still as to
blossom there could not have been
more. Vegetables plenty in the
ground corn planting in progress, for
with our usual faith in onr soil and
climate we are putting in every valu
able piece of ground.
For the want of water miners have
not been doing much, but for pluck
and staying qualities Jim McGarneyof
of "Williams creek takes the
palm; he being very scarce of water
gets the privilege of using water from
a mill ditch two hours every night
and Sundays and the rfsult he has
worked off quite a large piece and cer
tainly ought to get a quart of gold for
his pluck.
More improvements made in the
way of building it a, this spring than
for a long time much vacant land
being located on, more sought and
many farms changing hands and still
more coming soon.
Charles Goodwin got verv seriously
hurt by a fall from a barn which he
was helping raise, one bono broken
and several fractured and hurt inward
ly but he is getting along quite well
now and the indications are that he
will come out all right again.
Last week there was quite an excite
ment on Mo. Flat, cau'ed Mrs. York,
mother of Henry, getting lost on
Carras creek the whole community
turned out to hunt fur her and finally
found her at the close of the second
day she is 76 years old and this
being out without shelter one night
has added must to her feebleness.
I should have mentioned sooner that
on tho 9di of April the Grangers of
Williams creek had a public meeting
addressed by Judgn Boie and lecturer
H go, which addresses were with no
doubt the ablest and most to the pur
pose ever delivered in the county
The singing by the choir wan good and
the dinner, well, I cannot do it justicn
by writint; nbout it, but tasting abun
dantly thereof has fully convinced me
that the sisters of said crance know
how to cook and I hope that by the
second of June 1884 they and very
othr bister in the state of Oregon will
be given the right. to vote for up lo thi
date I hava not heard one argument
against her right to vote, but I have
heard many silly ideas advanced thai
would not do justice to pot house poli
ticians will say morn about our duty
as goad citizrns to our fellow, not
man so much, woman.
May day passed off very quietly,
nothing of anv note occurring;
McF.
Pi'ohibition Convention.
Rnaolutions adopted ct tho Prohibi
tiou Convention, held at Ah!and, Or.,
April 12, 1884:
RESOLV-ED-That the use and ss,!e
of intoxicants induces disease, Ii
turbs social order, wastes productio,
corrupts the citizen, perverts, govern
ment aud destroys life.
Hesolveu That tirivato welfare,
public security and a true political
economy demand the legal prohibition
of the manufacture and sale of intoxi
eating liquors.
Resolved That the license system,
hih or low, contranneH moral law, de
bauches tho public conscience, perpe
trates crime, protects crirrinal prosti
tutes government and is a disgraeo to
civilization.
Resolved Tint the legislative en
actments nud platform declarations of
the dominant political parties for near
ly a quarter of a eentury, prove their
li stihty o proh bi'ory policy, by tl e'r
persistent adherence to the licens.fi sys
tem and their protective political afliil
iation with the drink shop.
Resolved That an evil rooted in
nppi tite, nurtuieJ by avarice, sanct
ioned by custom, forfeited by statute
and protected by political parties, de
mands as an adequate means for its
suppression and extermination, the or
ganization of a political pirty.
RK.soLVEr That tho Prohibitory
party fs essential ill the great content
between tho liquor traffic givii'good
government, and only-'lhro lgh such
party, can th-trjiiTno be effec ually op
posed nmUlnially suppressed.
RrrauLVKD That it is the.dulv of nil
in the only prty w Inch present nn or
ganized ballott for the suppression of
the Liquor Traffic. '
Resolved That consistency, tho
welfare and growth pf our party as an
independent factor of political power
and tho best interests of the
Prohibition -cau'e, forbid the tern
parizmg expediency o endorsing
the nominee of any party not un
ns3rvedly pledged to the prohibition of
the Liquor Traffic.
Resolved That it is oar convic
tion that the fidelity to the policy .of
independent political action enjoins in
dependent nominations from the high
est to tho lowest office.
CATARRH CURED health and
sweet breath secured by Shilohs Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents Nasal
Injector free. At Brooks'.
THE REV. H. THAYER, of Bour
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it.
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys
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Closlnz Ont nt Cost.
Our entire stock of general merch
andise, in whole or in part, is now for
sale at cost with a view of a change
in business. All indebted to us are
notified to call and settle without de
lay. Reames Bros.
Jacksonville, Jan. 5, 1884.
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In connection with the above I am res
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