ASHLAND TIDINGS
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ASHLAND,
OREGON,
AY, JUNE
F
28, 1889
Supreme Court Decision.
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I
PB0FE8SI0NAL CAHDS,
Austin 3. Hammond
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A mula st>, O rkoos
Complete list of Abstracts of Title« to lamia
in Jackson county
Till«»examined. Title« perfected
ord. corrected, etc.
ESTA'lE
J. T. Bowiitch,
Attorney and Oonnsellor at Law
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Will practice ir. all court» of the Mate.
Collection« promptly made aud remitted.
9-4
We ca save vou from
Morris M. Harkness,
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR.
$5.00 to $25.00
G rants P ass , O regon .
One Acre
(^»Office Iu Ahlf Buildlug. Front street.
On cutting machines
this year.
J. S. Howard,
Notary Public and Conveyancer
House and Lot on Helman street
A shland , O regon .
Office nt residence on Main street, next
door to Presbyterian church.
[11-42
Dr. S. T. Songer,
AND SURGEON.
PHYSICIAN
Machines
Good Farm
SOLD BY
Office in Odd Fellows building, second
floor, on Main street.
11-1’2
Chas. E. Beobe, M. D.,
AND SURGEON.
ASHLAND. OREGON.
Special attention given to the treatment
of chronic female dHeaves.
Office consultation free where profession­
al services are not required.
Office in Masonic Block, over Chitwood*»
drug store; residence on Oak street.
r 25 v !2
ASHLAND,
E. K. ANDERSON
President.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Vice President.
Ashland Woolen Mills
MEDFORD, OREOON.
Office in Hamlin*» Block—Residence on C
street.
Dr. W. Stanfield,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
ITa« located in A-nlan«’. Or . for the prac
tice of his profession. Make» all chronic
diseases, »uch a» Rhe imatiam. Asthma,
Pile*. Kidney diseases, Liwr Complaints,
Female Diseases. Ac., a specialty, consul­
tation free-
Office next door to Arlington Hotel, near
thr depot.
I
Dr. J* B. Hawman,
PH SIC I AN A SURGEON
OREGON.
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Office ou Oak »treet opposite lie«’ brick
hotel.
13-26
Mrs. P. M. Webster, M D.,
ASHLAND,
CROMPTON LOOM
PHYSICIAN,
HOMEOPATHIC
OREGON.
Office for the present at th«* Congregational
Parsonage.
[1*2-49
J. S. Walter, M. D. S.,
MANVFACTVRERfl OF
Office and Sales Rooms in Masonic Building,
— AT —
W. 1<
ATKINSON. Warr* t ary »nd G*n»rtl Mana^tir.
A big carload of
finest line in the
11-Ä
Mechanical and Operative Dentist.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for
the pain leas extraction of teeth.
Office over the Bank.—[12-33]
Clnsing Out at cost.
P A l I N T K Li .
Paper-hanging, Glazing, Kalsomining,
Wall-tinting, Etc.
—Main and HancadintMtrwUi. in rear
W Ayer»* office,
Ashland, Oregon.
H
M B. Moore,
1 aper Hanging and Decorating,
House Painting Etc.
Order» tobe left at B. F. Reeser’s hard­
ware store. Residence in Reefer** addition,
corner Union and Fairview street».
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Miss Ella M. Grady,
DKESSMAKElt.
Cutting and Fitting a Specialty.
Men’s Fine Clothing,
All at cost.
Men’s Overalls, reg. price 75c.,
Will be closed out at 55c.
Boy’s Overalls,
To be closed out at 40c
Men’s Fine Shirts.
All at cost.
Of Ashland, Oregon, late of Cal
Are now prepared to furnish the best of
iiusic for public or private Parties. Balls,
Ph nics. Ac., at any point on the coast.
All the new popular mu*ic is played bv
ihis Orchestra.
Having employed a large number of mil-
Meians. we are able to furnish any number
of bands. Any instrument or a caller fur­
nished to other bands. All orders by mail
ar telegraph promptly attended to. Terms
always reasonable. Aildress
12 15; Prof. tsaniard, Ashland. Or.
A
Men’s Nobby Light Colored Suits,
Reduced to $8 per suit
Men’s Fine Woollen Shirts,
All at cost.
Men’s Common Overshirts,
All at cost.
Men’s
$15.
Men’s Boots and Shoes,
All at cost.
cost.
Bovs’ Boots and Shoes,
All at cost.
Men’s
H.CARSON.
Men’s
Bovs’ Fine Shirts,
cost.
All at cost.
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--------- Consisting of---------
APPLE. PEAR. PEACH.
PI.CM. PRUNE. CHERRY.
APRICOT. NECTAKINF..
ALMOND. WALNUT, and
Grape Vino. Currants, G<x>sel>ernes.
Blacklierrie«. Raspberrie«.
Strawlierries, Figs,
Etc.. Etc.
A. H. CARSON & SON.
Cleanse the System Effectually,
The Bankoi Ashland
DON I W Al 1 until it is too late if you want a suit of
cLOiHES at cost or a bargain in any other line as we
propose CLOSING THIS StOCK IMMEDIATELY
Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Our trees are grown witbont irrigation
on Red hill land, and all of known va­
rieties that succeed in Southern < Iregon.
Those contemplating tree planting
will do well to visit onr orchard and nur­
sery. or write us for price list.
Postofhct—Murphy. Josephine county
Oregon. 11. K. station. Grant’s Pass
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
OGN.
cost.
A.H. CARSON&SON. Prop’s.
Ashland, Oregon
Contemplating a change in my business at an early pe
riod, I will offer my entire stock at cost until
the same is closed out
RF.SlliKNi E-Woolen street, Ashland, Ore­
gon.
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Gaaiard’s Orchestra,
members w ho did not care to use it. crease it to the required amount as the murdered tbeir own members when
and tliay would dispose of it to other Building and Loan Association in­ they fail«l to carry out their hellish
memliers at a premium which went crease« it for him? If he is A in the plans, and there will not be in our
into their own pockets. In other as­ alxive examples, he will be a good way western country lamp posts and tele­
sociations a list of applicants for loans ahead of his neighbor B financially graph and telephone poles enough in
has been made out, aud the money when their respective debts are paid. this country for societies like the ClaD-
paid over to them in turn; but this A’s payments are small, systematic, na-Gal, that are not in barm ony with,
and at the same time imperative. but are injurious to, American institu­
did not prove satisfactory.
Again, in considering the premium When he goes home from every meet­ tions; that are dangerous to American
feature it must be remember«! that, ing of the directors be says, "My house order.disloval to American government,
as the premiums all go into the com is so much nearer being my own." destructive to American principle«,
mon treasury, each payer of a prem­ And when he attends a quarterly or repugnant to American ideas, and dis­
ium shares the premiums paid by all annual meeting of his association at gusting to all Americans who have
the other borrowers, and that the which the profits are reported, and be any sense of justice, any regard for
larger the average premiums, the finds a Bum to his credit beyond any consistency, and respect for sanctity
greater are the profits of the associa­ that he has paid in, he learns, perhaps of human life. Have we room for so­
tion, and the sooner is the stock ma- for the first time, the secret of making cieties whose officers contract with
men to commit wholesale murder, and
tured and the borrower's mortage can­ money saved earn other money.
It is quite as easy to show by figures then starve and betray their tools that
celled. I have heard the statement
made, “I would rather belong br a the economy of buying one's house they themselves Diay have more money
borrower to an association whose mon­ with the assistance of a Building and to spend on their own personal lienefit?
ey brings thirty per cent, premium Loan Association compared with pay­ The time has come for us to be ai­
than to one which gets only three or ing rent. The following statement is greesive and to carry war into tile
five, because my debt would be so only given as a form of comparison: enemy's camp."
much the sooner discharged.” Prac­ every prospective borrower can change
The Pride of Women.
tically, this only means that such a the figure« to suit his own locality.
C and D oocupy houses worth 83,-
person is able to make larger pay­
A clear pearly transparent akin is al-
ments in order to shorten the time. (NNI each (lot, 8fl00, aud building, 82.- ways a sign of pure blood, and all per-
------ ... ye
..flow
sons -------------------------------
troubled with dark „
greasy,
By the majority of memliers of such 4<MI). C is a tenant, paying 825 per ------
organizations easy payments are most month. 1>, with 8600 in cash, has bor­ or blotched skin can rest assured that
rowed 82.400 on twelve share« of a their blood is >ut of order A tew doses
desi r«i.
Begoa’ Blood Purifier A Blood Maker
Courts have held that the fixing of Building and Loan Association, and of
will remove the canse and the akin will
a minimum premium is illegal, but built bis house. Supposing that D's become clear and transparent. Try it,
they have held that usury cannot be shares mature in twelve years, their and if satisfaction is not Riven it will
plead«! when the premium is deter­ accounts at the end of that period will cost you nothing. It is fuliy warranted.
mined by open competition. Thus stand thus:
Chitwood Bros, druggist.
the Supreme Court of New York (25 C has paid out 83,600 in rent, and has
nothing to show for it.
llow Women Rest.
Barb.. 263) held: “The statute of us­
abo”e trade mark_
Is Consumption Incurable?
D has paid out:
ury
is
repealed
as
to
the
taking
of
Qean4 that there;,
How
differently
men and women in­
Thij
Read the following: Mr. C. H. Morris. premiums, and also to interest on
Monthly dues................
81.828
dulge
themselvee
in
what is called reet-
Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with premiums although previously de­
Interest
............................
1.728
from
ing
spell.
“
I
guess
I
’ll sit down and
abscess of lungs, and friends and phy­
Premium, five per oent. ... 120
sicians pronounced me an incurable con­ duct«!. The greater the premiums
mend these stockings and rest awhile,”
Search
.. ............. ... 50
sumptive.
Begau taking Dr. King's are! the greater the amount drawing
says the wife; but the husband throws
Taxes.............................
26o
New Discovery lor consumption, am legal interest, the stwiner will the as­
himself upon the easy lounge, or site
Insurance .....................
now on niv third bottle, ami able to over­ sociation have the n«*essary funds to
loo back
in his arm chair, with hands at
see the work on mv farm. It is the fl nest pay off all the shares, the shorter will
Interest on value of lot..
432
rest and feet placed horizontally upon
medicine ever made.”
be
the
life
of
the
association,
the
num
­
T0a F« the
another chair. The result is that his
Jesse Middiewart. Decatur. < Ibio. says: ber of payments by the borrower will
inaine d ,e* Hot
Total
.84,418
whole body gains full benefit of the
‘ Had it not, been for Dr. King’s New
The neighborhood must be a very half-hour be allows himself from work
Diwoverv for Consumption I would have be less, and the mutuality of the whole
died of lung troubles. Was given up bv scheme removes the ordinary objec­ inactive one where the increased val- , and the wife only receive« that indi­
doctors. Am now in best of health?' tions to the unusual interest.” The tie of the property will not more than rect help which comes from change of
Try it. Sample bottles free at i’bit- New York Court of Appeals (1 Ablxits offset the cost of repairs. We find ,
occupation. A physician would tell
wood Bros, drug store.
Decisions. 3471 has sustain«! this rea­ then, that D owns his premises by her that taking even ten minute« rest
soning.
paying out only 881* more than C, in a horizontal position, as a change
Ainericnn Riflemen.
But let us look further into the who. at the end of the end of the pe­ from standing or sitting at work,
protits
of
these
associations,
which
riod named, has nothing to show for would prove more beneficial to her
On W«luecs»lay a small body of Mas­
his money.
sachusetts militiamen sailed from Bos­ premium-paying borrowers share.
than any of her makeshifts at rest­
If each member of a Building and
One or two things remain to be said ing Busy women have a habit of
ton to Liverpool, to take part in a
shooting match in England. The team Loan Association, the par value of in explanation of the premium sys­ keeping on their feet just as long as
numbers sixteen men. Major James P. whoso stock is 8260, contributed SI a tem. There is a constant discussion they can. in spite of backache« and
Frost, of the second brigade, in com­ month to its treasury, and there were among writers on the subject about warning pain. As they grow older
mand. They went clad m regulation no expenses and no profits, the shares the advantages and disadvantages on they eee the folly of permitting such
stoves and ranges just received, The suit,
and in heavy marching order, with would mature in two buudred inoulhs, very large premiums. As I have point­ drafts upon their strength, r.nd learn
preparations for camping. They take or sixteen years and eight months. ed out. average high premiums mean to take things easier, let what will
county Call and see and believe it.
their regular eervicin rifles, the Spring­ But in a prosperous association, while larger payments for a shorter time happen. They say, “I used to think I
field pattern, to compete with the Eng­ the expenses are very small, every An element of trouble comes in when must do thus and so, but I’ve grown
lish Martini-Henn rill-, and this will dollar that comes into the treasury is high premiums in the early years of wiser and learned to slight things."
be the first time that ill ■ service rifles kept earning other dollars, the inter­ an association are followed ’by low The first years of housekeeping are
of the two nations have been brought est. as I have explained, being com­ ones later on. Then, evidently, the truly the hardest, for uutried «nd un­
f into competition. Since 1S85 this has pounded monthly. The profitable­ earlier borrowers pay a higher rate of familiar cares are almost daily thrust
the champion rifle team of the Uni­ ness of this system of lending may lie interest than those who follow them. upon the mother and homemaker.—
I been
ted States, and it will shoot under both seen from the statement that while Iu actual practice, where no minimum [New York Graphic.
state and national colors, full sets of $1,000 at six per cent., simple inter­ iiremium is fixed, the amount bid will
which have been presented by public- est, will earn only 8310 in five years, >e regulated by the law of supply and
Bucklcn’R Arnica Salve.
spinted Boston women. In tne success it will, if the interest is compound«! demand Start a pioneer association
The best salve in the world for cute,
of this team every American will feel annually, earn 8338.22 6-10, and. if in a place of considerable size, where, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
tin* interest is compound«! monthly, for the first time, an opportunity is
the deepest interest.
tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
will earn $348.83 2-10; and the gain afforded to secure homes nnder this sores,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­
goes on increasing with every succes­ easy system of payments, and compe­ tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Pimples on the Face
sive year. From this cause the mem­ tition will probably run the premiums is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac­
Denote an impure state of the blood bers of a Building and Loan Associa­
offered to a high figure; and this rate tion. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
and are looked upon by many with sus­
■•or box. For sale by Chitwood Bros.
picion. Acker’s Bloc d Elixir will remove tion, instead of waiting sixteen years may be kept up for a good many years
all impurities and leave th«« complexion and eight months for their shares to in places like St. Paul and Minneap­
Cellular Clothing
smooth and clear, there is nothin# that b«*ome worth $300 each, find the par olis, whose growth is rapid and whoee
will so thoroughly build up the constitu­ value attain«! in a much shorter per­ accession of wage-earners is constant.
The new cellular-clothing now com­
tion purify and strengthen the whole iod. And just as soon as this is at­ But with the demand for loans will ing into use in England la said to be
system. Sold and guaranteed by Chit­ tain«! a borrower’s mortgage disap­ certainly come new associations, an a success. It is woven out of t he same
wood Bros.
pears.
enlargement of the loan fund, aud a material as common weaves of cloth,
Exactly how long a senes of shares diminution of premiums. Take, for being simply as its name indicates,
must run to reach maturity cannot be example, the cities of New York and closely woven into cells, the network of
calculated precisely in advance, be­ Philadelphia; the former has been which is covered over with a thin fluff.
cause it is impossible to foresee the very slow to take advantge of this Its porous quality allows the slow pass­
nite of premiums offered, theexpenses, kind of co-operation, most of ita ex­ ing of the outside and inside air, give-
the number of withdrawals, etc. An isting organizations being only a few ing time for the outside air to become
association—to use Wrigley's illus­ years old. Premiums of sixty per of the same temperature as the body,
trations—that (1) makes a profit of i cent., and perhaps more, have been obviating all danger of catching cold,
ten per cent, per annum on the aver­ fiaid for loans in New York within the and allowing vapors constantly exhaled
age of time will mature ite stock in ast year. In Philadelphia, Mr. M. J. by the body, to pass off, thus contrib­
ten years and ten months; (2) making Brown, editorof Building Attoeiation uting toward health and cleanliness.
thirteen and a quarter per cent., will Home Journal, writes roe: “Very few The common objection to cotton cloth­
mature in ten years; (3) making twen­ associations are obtaining any prem­ ing—that it is productive of chills and
ty-seven per cent., will mature in ium on loans. Good borrowers can colds—is removed if woven in this man­
eight years. In calculating the with­ obtain all the money needed without ner, and the invention can certainly be
drawal value of shares in associations a premium. The premium is no long­ said to be st rictly in accordance with
using the “gross” or “net” system of er a factor here.”
hygienic and scientific principle«.
Men’s Navy Blue Overshirts.
paying premiums (to be explain«!
There are about thirty-five associa­
I n IJfr Worth Living?
hereafter), it is customary in this tions in New Y’ork City, and some
• /rn-'V«
Reduced to $1 ■ I //
Not if you ro through the world ady«
country to estimate the life of a series , four hundred and fifty in Philadelphia.
t - . ... -
at ten years, and in England at twelve ' Hence the difference. High premiums peptic Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are
a positive cure for the worst forma of
Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of years. Albert Shaw, Ph. D„ iu his were
once as eagerly offered in the lat­ dyspepsia, indigestion, flatulency and
Men’s Red Flannel Shirts
California, so laxative and nutritious, papers on “Co-operation in a Western ter place
Guaranteed and aold by
Reduced to $ 1. with ythe medicinal virtues of plants City,” publish«! bv the American former as they are now in the constipation.
Chitwood Bros.
known to be most beneficial to the Economic AssociatiOTi. says of the
There are different ways of paying
human»vstem. forming the ONLY I’T R- Mechanics’ and Workingmen's Loan
We Can mid I>o
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet and Building Association of Minneap­ the premium. Under what is known
All Kinds of Tobaccos
Guarantee Acker’s Blood Elexir for it
L olis, which began business in 1874 with as the “gross plan" the premium is has been fully demonstrated to the peo
At cost. promptly on the
a membership of forty-five, nnd whose deducted in advance from the sum pie of thia country that it ia anperior to
all other preparations for blood diseases.
1
receipts are now from SKO.iHX) to
l,- that is loaned, while interest is charged It
is a positive cure for syphilitic pois
on the whole amount. Under the “net
— AND TO —
600
a
year:
“
The
average
premium
omng. nicer«, eruptions and pimple«.
Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs,
bid for loans has been forty-two and plan" the premium is deducted as be­ It purifies the whole system and thi ior-
one-eighth per cent., and the final fore, but interest is charged only on oughlv builds up the constitution, Cbit-
All at cost.
— SO THAT —
cost to the borrower is about eight the snm which the borrower receives. wood Bros.
PURE BLOOD,
per cent., while the‘free boldera’ (those Under a third system, known as the
whose shares remain unpl«lged to “instalment plan,” the premium is
Hats of All Kinds,
Rooms to Reul.
REFRESHING SLEEP,
the
close of the series) gain about paid in monthly instalments. This
HEA.'.TH and STRENGTH
Nicely furnished rooms to let al
i the
last
plan
avoids
many
difficulties
en
­
All of them at cost.
twelve per cent, annual compound in­
Naturally follow. Every on- is using it terest on their savings." These state­ countered under the others, as in cal­ residence of Mrs. H. Ralph on Mam
and al! are delighted with it. Ask your ments are sufficient to show that the culating the value of shares at any street near business part of town. »11
druggist for SY Rt’F Oi' FIGS. Manu­ premiums need not be a cause of time, and I think it would be well for
factured only by the
alarm to borrowers in these associa­ every' new association to adopt it. A
fourth method, sometime« practiyd,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., tions.
is to issue to a borrower additional
But
I
may
illustrate
this
fact
very
jtj*
6 am F kancisco , C al .
*'
stock whose par value shall equal the
clearly
by
simple
figures.
Boys’ Hats.
tz>".~".***. f'
Nev York. N. V-
premium paid; this makes his pay­
Suppose that A and B each borrows ments of dues on the additional stock
Reduced to 35 cents each.)
$3,600 at the same time, A of a Build­
V. H. ATKINSON. F. II. CARTER R. V. CARTKR ing and Loan Association on fifteen instalment payments. Still another
President.
Vlee-Pre«.
Cashier shares at five per cent, premium and ■ plan which has been tried is to have
the rate of interest determined by com­
Gents’ Collars, Cuff’s, Jewelry, etc.
six per cent, interest, and B of a pri­ petition. This is again the instalment
vate
lender
at
the
same
rate
of
interest
All at cost.
plan. A premium of five per cent, on
It» peculiar efflHwy !» du»
but without any premium, B to pay the gross plan is equal to about eight
as mudi tn tho prore*» and
bis principal at the same time that cents per month on the instalment [ nothing »kill
in rf>rn;*oundlng aato
A's shares mature. Supposing that plan.
Iho
ivgn*«!tcuta theniMOvr«.
Examine those large plugs of To-
LIKE IT J Take
ASHLAND
it in time. It «-beck«
maturity is reach«! (1) in ten years
At first glance it might seem as if
dtaMMHI IntiM <iut»et.<»r if
bacco-below cost-only 25c. Pai.l Up Capital, $50,000.00 and (2) in thirteen years, the two ac­ there
was unfairness in the positions they Vie advanced will prove a potent cure.
counts will stand as follows:
occupied in an association by the two
A, Paid in monthly dues 81,800
classes of members, the borrowers and
.1,800
Paid in interest.........
the non-borrowera. the former shar­
Paid in premium
150
It take« the place of a
ing the premiums and interest paid doctor
and coatlj- pre-
wuoar
by the latter. But this is a superficial acriptlona.
All who lead
WHOSE
Total payment« .$3,750
view. I doubt if any association is sedentary live« will find
BENEFIT
It the best preventive oi
.
ever organized in these days in which and
cure tor ln<li«e«tlon.
83.000
B, Principal .
those members who wish to borrow at Con«tl|Milon. Headache, lllllomneai.
.. 1,800
Interest....
one time supply the requisite sum in Pile« and Mem«l Depression. No Io»
time, no Interference s itli bu«lne«»
dne«; so that immediate borrowers re­ of
while taking. For children It U m«st In­
Total payments 84,800
quire the non-borrowers’ aasn-tance. nocent and hartnle««. No danger from
t,
Beside«, a large class of borrowers is eip<i«nrr after taking. Core« C.olic, IM-
Howel Complaint«, Fevertsh-
supplied from among those who may arrheea.
A, Paid in monthly dues 82.340
ne«« and Feverish CoEds. Invalid« and
be mere investors at the start. As delicate person- will find It the mildest
Paid in interest........... .2,340
most associations lend od ) v on first Aperient and T<*nic they can no . A little
Paid in premium......... ...150
st night ln«urc« refreshing sleep
mortage, requiring a borrower to owu taken
and a natural evacuation of the lx*wels.
a fee id the land, many persons pur­ A little taken In the morning «harpens
Total Payments 84.S30
chase shares who own no land and the appetite, cleanses the stomach aud
have no money to buy any, and very sweetens the breath.
.. 83,000
B, Principal.
A PHTOICIANH OPINION.
likely never would have any without
. 2.346
Interest..
•’I have been practicing med,on- for
the aid of some systematic plan of
twenty ye«r* an<i nave never been able to
put up a vegetable compound that would,
saving. But after they have been non­
Total payment« $5.340
like Simmon« laver Regulator, promptly
Under the first example A pays 81.* borrowing members for a certain titr e,
and effectively move the Liver to action,
they find that tbeir savings are large
and at the tame time aid iinMead ni weak­
1)50
less
than
B,
and
under
the
second
Does a General Banking Business.
ening) ih- digestive and avomilstive
enough
to
enable
them
to
buy
the
$510.
power, of the system."
If the person of whom B borrows coveted piece of land. Ho they with­
L M II tteroa, m t> , Washington. Ark.
’ollwrtlnn« maile al all acee«stble point« on permits him to pay the interest and draw tbeir accumulations, secure their
Mark« ot Geniilneneea: Ixtok for the red
favorable ternis.
lots,
take
shares
in
a
new
senes,
and
on front of Wrapper, and U m
I Nlght »xchauge and télégraphie tran«fer» 1 8180 (the amount of A’s annual due«; become borrowers in torn. The non- Trade-Mark
Seal and Signature of J. H.Zellln < 00^10
PorUand, San Francisco and New York. ' of the pnacipal annually, under the
red, on the side. Takenoothar,
t
borrowers,
too.
are.
or
should
be.
lia-
jjX f fiu.d bonyht at standard prire». |vstem of partial payments, it will re-
Closing Out at COST
P. GRADY,
of <
point oat that a
The annual meeting ot the Patriotic
ciatiun oontinne
tbs whole amount bonoved, while his' Sans of America opened to-day with a
dues are conataatly dscicasing that atrong apeeoh by Preaident Goa P.
amount, andheaea that thia la eoiy an Smith. In the cotune ot bin remarita,
apparent interest nits. Bat ths vital Preaident Smith made tba following
question with a person who borrows a reference to foreign societies m thia
few hundred or tboaeand dollars with | country.
“Now, bretherern the question cornea
which to secure a home, and whieh
ia to bo paid back in small install-; up as to what we can do to hasten ths
meota, is, “How large a sum oat of day when we shall become thoroughly
my income for the next ten or twelve organized. A few more Haymarket
years will be required to make my pay­ riotsand Oronin murders, instigated
ments?” If anyone will leod him the by organized bodies of foreignere who
required amount, with the understand­ have been permitted to beoome citi­
ing that he ia to pay the principal at zens ot this free country, America, and
the end of tso or twelve yeeta nd on­ | who bare shown tbeir gratitude by
lOBllod with
other plans of assigning Ioans have ly annual interest meanwhile, can be * ■
viewable.
lieen tried. Sometimes they have find any way in which to invest his | mite back to their native country for
Executive--Office Power to fill va­ been assigned by lot; but, under this accumulating principal (if he does ac­ the purpose of destroying innocent wo­
cancies. By article V, Sec. 1, of the scheme, the money would often go to I cumulate it) which will bo rapidly in­ men and children; who have foully
KEEPS GARLAND STOVES.
OVER and UNDERWEAR. - CLOTHING made to ORDER.
A shland , O rzoon .
A. C. Caliwoll,
Patristic
I Wa«hinxton Dispateli. Jane U.J
constitution, the chief executive power
of the stall* is vested in a governor but
' this does not include the power to fill
vacancies in office. When and under
what circumstances that power maybe
exercised by the govenor is prescribed
and detiued by Sec. 16 of the same ar­
near town. Cheap.
ticle.
Constitutional Law— Contemporane­
ous—Construction. When a power
Apply to
has been exer cised by one department
of the government ever since the adopt­
ion of the constitution, and such exer­
cise has been constantly acquiesced in
by the other department as well as by
the people, such practical construction
is of great weight in doubtful cases
and could not be highly regarded in
any case.
Official Removal for Cause Is the
OREGON, i Power
Judicial or Executive?—The
i question stated but not decided Opp­
ortunity to be heard—Whether the
(Office near Postoffioe.)
power to remove an officer “for cause”
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may be conferred upon the governor,
or belongs exclusively to the judicial
department of th** government under
the constitution is not decided, but by
whomsoever the power of removal for
MORE THAN
cause may be exercised, it must be done
upon notice to the delinquent of the
SEVEN HUNDRED
particular charges against him and an
different styles and differ­
opportunity be given him to be beard
I in his <lefence.
ent kinds of Stoves for
Trial —Tit le to Office—Mandamus
Heating and Cooking
—Mandamus is not the proper proceed­
are
ing by which to trytbe titleto an office.
World’s Be#t’ ““Wfcctnred under the
WHITES COLORED BLANKETS. H.-C. Myer,
Plain & Fancy Cassimeres,Flannels, Hosiery, Etc
Will practice his profession of Dentistry
Office a residence
wborethe
TtJ
late Surgeon In I". S. Army.]
ASHLAND,
bfe to
G. F. BILLINGS
5
TAMES THORNTON,
E. P. Geary, M. D.
quin
10 Acres of good fruit land near Ashland;
$80 per acre.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
PHYSICIAN
285.00.
Over Two Acres near town.
If you want
AND SURGEON,
PHYSICIAN
n
Nearly one Acre near town.
COME EARLY
Dr. J. S. Parson.
lots 15 and 16. Myer’s add. $225.00.
One Acre—lots 17 and 18.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
All kinds of real estate business given care
ful attention, and inforxnaliou furnished
concerning property in the new town.
m HOP
*
KF FROM $225 TO $1000
W. H. Biggs, railroad commissioner
; of the state of Oregon, appellant, vs.
j Goo. W. McBride, secretary' of state of I
; Oregon, respondent: appeal from Mar- | Subtcribef,o Magazine tor Jane con­
i ion oonnty; judgement of the lower tains a comprehensive and very in­
■ court affirmed. Opinions by. J.
teresting paper uponteilding and loan
asaomationa, givinff aJHaterical akatah
SYLLABUS.
of their origin and gttbwth, analyaia of
_ ' Statute--When Same Takes Effect- i tbeir character and methods, and a
V i Emergency —An act which passes both ' eulogy of their benefits. Following ia
• i houses of the legislature, and whieh' an exoerpt in which is explained the
> contains an emergency clause, followed comparative value of loans of these as­
; by the words that the same “Bball take sociations and loans of other kinds:
I effect and be in force from and after ite
The most perplexing problem that
approval by the governor,” but which presents itself to a person whose at-
; the govenor never approves, but vetoes ' tention ia first directed to the Build­
and the same is then duly passed by ing and Loan Association system of
both houses by the necessary major­ borrowing is this: How can a mem­
ities. notwithstanding the veto, takes ber be benefited by a loan on which
effect and is in force from and after ite be pays a premium, in addition to the
passage. Statute—Emergency Clause regular rate of interest? It is well,
i —Veto—When Takes effect.-Such act therefore, that this feature of the sys­
' takes effect when the law making power tem be perfectly understood.
has done every act or thing necessary
At the start it must be remembered,
under the constitution to ita oomplete first, that thia premium is in reality
enactment as a law.
1 only a payment made by a borrower
Constitutional Law - Emergency — for the privilege of having the imme­
Power of the Legislature.—The con­ diate use of the par value of his shares,
stitution baa vested in the legislature for which the non-borrower is obliged
the power to declare iu the body or ' to wait a term of years; and, second,
preamble of an act, the emergency by that the money in the treasury is put
: wtrich it may be put in force in lees i up at auction, in quest of a premium,
I than ninety days after the adjournment only in order to give all the members
i of the session and when the emergency • an equal chance to secure it In Eng­
i UMBpegifled io the act, tlie same is con- land, and, I think, in this oouptry.
cltisive upon the courts and is not re­
0. H. BLOUNT,
Johnson Block, Ashland, Or
1
I
Clothier and Hatter
No Home stali lie Wittat It