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FRIDAY.. OCTOBER 10, 1890
XSHLANI)
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Austin S. Hammond,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A shland , O*« oon .
The Secret uf Nuccet«.
To young men wliu would “get on"
in this world, and reach the age of
four-score year«, with happiness aud
prosperity, there is little more to lie
«aid. But I will refer them to a study
of my own ru’es of action.
Brielly, I would ■lay—Be honest; do
Dot spend as much rs you nmke; do
not suioke or drink; depend upon
your own personal exertions, nnd do
not leave important affair« t*> a third
|x rson; dou'C have too many irons in
th" fire; do not get above your owu
biisinei-.s and, alxive ell, besystematic.
Advertise your business on all possi­
ble occasions; but attend to it, t<xi,
and sis- that your claims and promise«
made to the public nre fulfilled. It
does not pay to have a single custom­
er go away dissa .isfied. Nor tux's it
pay to take money for services for
which you do not render an equiva­
lent.
The Ix'st. working years of a man's
life are usually between twenty-six
anti sixty; but much good work is pos­
sible long after tiro three-score year
mark has lieen passed. I can say, for
myself, that every moment of my tint-'
is put to some definite purpose, ami,
though I have numberless calls anti
demands, I enjoy a reasonable recrca-
tiot. each tlay. Both work and reet,
:i'id joy also, (jhxl'Tl qvike up the sum
• 7«' Rj-'h’*. —:iS-'i. jAaniuni, - in 1 ta­
il ■’ Home Journal.
G.C. EDDINGS
.‘•nuplet.- list of Abstracts of Titles to lands
iu Jack-on county.
Titles examined. Titles lærlected
o-d* corrected, etc.
J. T. BowcLitch,
MOUNTAIN HACKS,
SPRING WAGONS,
FARM WAGONS.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Will practice it. all coarta of the State.
Collection* promptly made and remitted.
9-4
Morris 2Æ. Harkness,
ATTORNEY
AND COVNSELOR,
G rint ’ s P ass , O kkoon .
füF“'i:tu e in Alili BiiHUinx, Front street.
ptU.:ai
Robert A. Miller,
t 4//
Goods Fitlly Guaraiiteed
Attoi’iivy -lit - I jiiw
Will practice in nil the court*
of the State.
with A JI. Parker, op
< .»urt Heine. Jarklamville. Or.
Assignee*
1 here may be persons in this neigh-
borhiwHl who are at times tronlited with
colic, or subject to attacks of bowel
complaint, if so. they should tryChiuu-
I- ^111's t’olie. t'lio'era and Diarrhoea
Remedy, it will afford almost immedi­
ate lelief. aud when reduced with water
is pleasant Intake, if taken ns soon as
th. 1'rst indication of the disease is felt
it '»id ward off the attack. Many people
use it in this way, ami tind that it never
t a.ls them. A 25 or 5(1 cent twittie may
lie olit nined from < 'hitwood Bros.
Dr. S. T. Sonjcr
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Asli LA NI», OREGON.
Office in Od<l Fellows building, second
oil .Main street.
ill-12
E. B. Geary, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
MEDFORD, OREGON.
office in Hamlin's Block—Resilience on 1
street.
ICS—50
Hollow Axle, Pacific Coast Gear, with Stake Rack
Bed and California Roller Brake.
Ashland. Or,, -ept.
in a half dozen eastern states as
w il as in Europe that strange epi­
demic, la grippe, lias again made its
apiroarance. Physicians ascribe the
cause to sudden and violent changes
of tem|ieratnre, and urge all persons
to take unusual precaution* against
cold.
is i.
Dr. W. Stanfield.,
I
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN,
Has hieated in Ashland, Or., for the prac­
tice of his profession. Makes all chronic
diseases, such as Rheumatism, Asthma,
Piles. Kidney diseases, Liver Coni plaints.
Female bi- uses, Ac., a specialty. Consul­ !
tation free.
office next door to Arlington Hotel, near
the depot.
|12-44
g^ACOSS OIL
McConnell £ Eubanks,
CURES PERMANENTLY
Horse and Caille Diseases.
Webstar, 1£. D.,
Mrs. P.
HOMEOPATHIC
»<•
PHYSICIAN,
ASHLAND, OREGON.
i»:h*’r for the prvMHit at the Congregational
’ai M»nage.
an
: n
Dr. J. H. Hall,
PHYSICIAN and Sl'KGEON.
I ARD
For General Tse.
The Arms’ Palace and st»w k Gar Co.,
Toledo, Ohio June.T^S.
We cm erf illy recoinnivDd St Jacoba Oil as
the best tor general use on sb>ck.
H. ARMS & CO.
Cold, Swelled Limbs, Inflammation.
N' i’Oiisct, Ill., May 21. IW-.
My i.;arv caught cold; result: sweiied
liiiihs, Iu: pl <
n fire l<ps and in2aiumu-
liun. Cured her with St. .Ja< <»bs oil.
I. O. GARDNER.
The Largest ami mo*t >n< rrxsfnl Stock-
Itaisers uso st. «lacobs Oil.
rTjAcoBs CH
BBOCK,
Nine Years in Hospital Practice.)
J. S. Walter, M. D. S.
Th. nnd* rwieii' «1 ha- at if • I
rail* h n» nr .la* k^mvilh*. M*-«IL I K i <
trai Point a iarx* *|Uanti!v of th*
hay. and Will sell ut Ine |>ui<
t
price of a ton. f* * •! nir « «oral f
• i
Mockmvii who tna\ wlab tn
th*
lM*rf • attic fruii» Klnmath ««»in it \
♦ I-
a her»’ to the northwnr*) will t i ». i
• \< » Ih nt pia. v to f»‘* d, «nd will !.*•
full*, furnished with full inform.ii lull re-
garding the market» at Portland, I aroma.
^lutth*. \ ietoria ami eNewh* re.
For further iiiformathui, a ldr* a
ford, Oregon.
\\ m 1|\:
1—1 .
Will practice his profession <»f Dentistry
—AT —
A shland , O regon .
office a residence.
A. C. Caldwell,
Mechanical and Operative Dentist.
MORE THAN
SEVEN HUNDRED
ASHLAND, OREGON.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for
the painless extraction of teeth.
J-tf" Office ovex the Bank.—[12-33]
ent kinds of Stoves for
Hating and Cooking are
Notary Public and Conveyancer
manufactured under the
« World’s
MEDFORD, OREGON.
All kinds of real estate business given care­
ful attemmn. and information furnished
rutu erninx property in the new town
ab°™ trade mart
I
'M'iSfcAlN
For Siaitemen and Stockmen.
CUKES
Ju's. Swefr.^s. Gru os. Sprains, Gaft». Strains.
La
. S', hnoss,CracsedHe-ls.Scratches.
C'.iitr. :i :ns. Osh Wound*. Stringhait. So. »-
T . it. CiS'.r por. Colic. Whitlow. Poll Evi;,
» ‘ ‘ . Tu-sors. Splints. Rinqbon»s and Spacl i
in the r early Suo s. 0 -ections with each bottle.
A t I»r fcii.isT* Ast» DEAims.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore. McL
CAR-LOAD
i
I
means that there i3
w
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‘he most e2^°fSt0Ve>
front
Garland"
but Cau be
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AUCTIONEER
l- prepare*) at all times to sell livestock.
iDe tbe b-Me Station*. £_
BAHT WAGONS,
k . v . caktek
I'a,hier
The Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon.
H. C. Myer,
KEEPS GARLAND STOVES.
A big carload of stoves and ranges just received. The
finest line in the county. Call and see anti believe it.
ASHLAND
MILLS.
BIG BARGAINS
Was Awarded the only
GRAND PRIZE
i
ASHLAND OGN.
Paid Up Capital, $100,00000
Call and Examine Them now on
Exhibition at
7«’7 Just lnntqhl at *tonitar<t prier».
TOWN
Win 4 Banis's
LOTS
---- In the town of----
ASHLAND, OR.
MONTAGUE
Siskiyou co.. Cal.,
For Sale on Easy Terms.
One-fourth down: balance within six. i
twelve ami eighteen mouths.
See map at the Railroad Depot for graded
prices, etc., or addresa
D H HASKELL.
Town <ite Agent P. R R., dan Franriaco.
California.
112-5
ONLY PERFECT
SEV/IHG MECHANISM
Tin’ t ftli '• ar yon will have Isxxi t recs,
Lenrine at least t*<0 pouiuis CHt’h,
or o tons. e<|Ual to ten tons ol
dried lirune», worth lit cents | ht
p nii'I. or ».‘ol |s r ton
.1.100
If you deduct 10 per cent for labor, you
will haven balance of »|sto het,
pa yum foi the whole investment
anil »bio profit left.
t he-ixtli ycai you w ill liave GO tons of
green fruit, or 20 tons of dried
prunes, wortli
1000
< >11 the seventh year your trees w ill lie
in inli beainugcondition.and will
iwareaeh year from 1'0 to 2IO. or
:»O |sHimis to the ttee. mid I ls’-
iieve I ma on the safe side when I
»ay that each tree will bring you
net each year, or
. 5000
It di«'« not take much perception to
«•e that thus, on an outlay of not a
dollar more than 82760, a person can
have an easy income of 85(l()() annually
in ten years' time. 1 do not know of
any better or easier way of insuring a
large income than this. J have made
these figures wit Ii care and prudence
on the basis of financial result« from
the profits of my owu four-acre prune
orchard.
A Ripe Old Age.
J. IL Holcomb, and wife, of lielcher-
Te\ is. have celebrated their fifty -
tittii wedding nnnivvrH irj. and are still
hale iid lu artv. The secret of their
long life and good health is that they
eorr<‘ct any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid any serious sickneaR.
Like most everyone else, they are more
frequently troubled with constipation
than r.nv other physical disorder, l’o
correct thia they take St. Patrick's Pills
in preference to any other, becauae. as
Mr. Holcomb says. “They Hre a mild
pill, ami besides, keep the whole system
1,1
order. We prize theui very high­
ly.'* For sale by Chitwood Bros.
A Plague
Hamburg. N. J., Oct. 4.—In thi6
village, with a population of 5,000,
there have liven no les« than forty-
five cases of malignant dysentery
within the last two months, and many
inhabitants in the little hamlet near
by have suffered with the plague and
nine have died; but in Hamburg,
where the disease originated, its rav­
ages have been t lie greatest. Twenty
deaths occurred. A doctor says it was
unmistakably the plague, or epidemic
of contagious dysentery. Others be­
lieve the disease is a species of cholera,
such as would follow t lid general epi­
demic of la grippe last spring.
Does a General Banking Business.
'ollections made at ail accessible points ou
favorable term*.
sight exchange and telegraphic transfers
Portland, sun Fra-i-i'i e and Ni» York.
iCorresisuideiice Pomona Progress.)
California is certain fy the paradise
of the fruit, grower. A fortune can
be made in ten years from a fruit
ranch of eighty acres or even forty
acres, mostly by auytxwiy blessed with
that amount of goixl land. Now I
will demonstrate Low any enterprisiug
man with a very limited capital can
also make himself and family very
comfortable and even rich with ten
acre« of Ixittom land if planted in
French prunes or Petite Prune« d’
Orgen, which is the same thing.
The trees mnst be grafted or bud­
ded on plum stock and lie one or two
years old 1 prefer one-year-old tree«.
They must lx» planted alxiut twenty­
feet apart, eo it will sake 100 trees per
acre, (hxxl trees ought to I ms had
for 20 cents apiece, or by the thou­
sand for 15 cent«. The holes must be
dug from two to three feet square, ac­
cording to quality of the «oil.
The fourth season after planting
and even the third, if your trees have
Ix-eii well taken care of, you will ole
tain alxiut ten pounds of prune« to
each trees, enough to initiate your­
self inbi the-drying business. The
fifth year you will get alxjut sixty
[xiund« to each tree; the sixth year,
120 pounds or more to the tree. Af­
ter that your trees are in full bearing,
producing according to location and
care, 150 to 300 pounds to the tree.
The only trouble now is the drying
of the prunes m a satisfactory man­
ner without «pending thousands of
dollars in building driers. Driers are
a necessity in Oregon or any other
wet country, but here in California
we can dry the French prunes to per­
fection without driers, sometimes in
one week and more generally in two
we^ks by following these instructions:
l>o not pick the primes by hand, as
they do nut ripen all at the same time,
but in about three weeks. Begin to
shake your trees toward the last of
July, then every week after, and od
the fourth time pick them clean.
Now for drying. The only appara-
tils needed is an iron kettle holding
from twenty-five to fifty gallon« of
water. To each twenty gallon« of
water add one pound of the best
American concentrated lye; have the
water boiling, then take a wire basket
of some kind—the home-made one
will do best put twenty pound« of
green prunes in your basket, dip them
in the Ixnling kettle, let them remain
there about one minute, or until you
perceive that the skin of your prunes
is cracked till over. Then take them
out and lay them 011 a tray aud in a
week or ten days, according to the
heat of the sun, your prune« will lie
dried enough to put them l<x>«e in
any kind of lx>x holding fifty to eeven-
tj-five pound«. The tray« can be
made very cheaply (about 10 cents
< ach) with four sawed redwood shakes
three bt't long nailed on a very primi­
tive frame, by anylxidv who ever
used a saw and hammer.
Now when your prunes are all dried
and you want to give them the finish­
ing gloss for tiie market, do as follows:
T ill your kettle again with water, but
this time uo lye is wanted, aud when
the water is boiling Bleep your prunes
in it with your wire basket for a
minute till every prune is quite hot,
then expose them to the sun for that
day, ami the next morning you can
pack them tn boxes or sacks as you
prefer. This last steeping will make
your prunes very dear and glossy, and
will kill every insect and destroy their
eggs effectually.
If you follow the above directions
you will turn out an article equal to
the liest in the market anil will obtain
the Ixist price.
Now let us figure the cost and pro-
]
COST.
Ten acre» oflsiiil at It'D per acre
1 A)
N
one thousand tree- at -M cents each
200
I‘low iu* the land
lilKCitig the holes
........
r»4i
■ ‘laiitiin; the trees
< iiltivaiinx........
■M-coitd, third and fourth years, 14)
each, plowliu; and eultivatiiiK . •J 10
Ta\cs f,,r four vents
Four years’ interest, compound, ftt 10
|wr cent........
ShO
Total at cud of four years
>.»700
I' rofits .
?fír»udtden, .
hoii'>vnol<i g*MH)M. <»r other
anv kin*) in A'*lilan<), or wil
vail* !.. K<> ANYWHERE
<!(»l X I RY.
Ix»nK expt-rivnee in the hii-in«*«* enables me
to guarntee sati«t*a<*tioii.
Ai < tion is A shland every S aturday for
sale of sUn-k.
Ashland. Or.
E. K. RRlGHT.MAN.
H. xTstSMiN, r. H rum
president.
Vice-Pres.
h,
different styles and differ­
J. S. Howard,
K. 1
MARK^kl
TRADE
ORECON
ASHLAND,
Main Street, Aahtand,Or.
Some Pertinent birectioiis far Cultivation
inni Preparatimi.
Pacific Coast Main Office.
Imtni'liali relief by Preston’s ’-Herl-Ake."
1368 Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO
.F amily USE.
PHOTOGRAPHY
I umiiiT 4
Having one of the best skylight* in Or­
egon. on«/ I-notriny hoir to irnr it,
of over twenty years' experience,
tue. locates! in
OUAKANTEZ GOOD WORK.
M. E. TYLER,
ASHLAND, OREG.,
I
All selling cheaper for cash than Plows and
Harrows have ever sold in this market.
O heoon .
AnRlAND,
Myer’* Block.east «ide Main street.
The Most Kapid aud Latest lapiovf!|
LOOK OFT FOR
Type Writìm
BAD TITLES!
One third of the real estate in .Ta<-k«on
county is held under i > e » k < tivk title. Get
an abstract to the title of yuur property and
see if vor are all risht The osi.v reliable
Abstracts made iu Jaeksou county come
from Austin S. Hammond's Law and Abs-
stract Utllce, Ashland, Oregon.
mafv
WILEY B.ALLEN&CO
<.ENERAL AGENi>,
211 Fir*t Street.
Portland. Oregon
T“A good H’zent want' d in
every cuuuty.
R epair
For Harrowsand Plows Constantly on Hand
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder
Hi.'liest of all in leavening itrength.
(iorerum>ut H'port. Aug. 17,
The Vunderbill <'hililren.
Although all the memliers of the
Vanderbilt family entertain on a mag­
nificent scale, says a writer in the /.«-
(lies’ Home Jouruul for October, they
never permit their children to remain
up late at night, are extremely careful
in their education, and, in a word,
are fitting them for life as well as any
mother or father could do. It is one
of the rules in all the houses of the
Vanderbilts, that the children shall go
to lied early and rise early. The little
boys and girls are up before 7 o'clock
111 the morning. Their nurses imme­
diately take charge of them. Bee that
they are properly bathed and dressed,
and then they go down to breakfast,
which is served at half past seven
o’clock. It is an unpretentious meal,
with plenty of fresh milk, eggs, oat­
meal, and a bit of steak or a chop that
will add strength to their physique
and color to their cheek«. After break­
fast there is an hour of study. There
is something for these little ones to
do at all times during the day. They
go through tiieir studies systematical­
ly, and then, about half past nine,
are taken out for a walk. They are
allowed to romp iu the streets and in
the parks to tiieir hearts' content. At
eleven o'clock they are brought home,
and 11 light luncheon of mtlk and
bread is served, after which there are
more studies-- either French, German
or drawing -find then another breath­
ing spell it may I m - horsebnek riding,
or a drive through the park and along
the country roads. Back they all
come al mut four o’clock, and there is
anol her hour of study, and t hen they
are t hrough for the day. They are al­
lowed to do just 11B they please until
tea time, when, after their meal, they
spend a pleasant hour or so with their
fathers and mothers and others who
may drop in to call. Promptly at 8
o'clock they are all in bed to sleep
soundly, aud get up the next morning
and go through the same programme.
So it is not strange that all the chil­
dren of the Vanderbilt family are
further in advance of tiieir little
friends in the matter of education.
For they study, study, study all the
time. They are all fond of music and
most of them can play on the piano.
The girls are learning to play on the
harp, and the boys are famous among
their friends as violinists, and banjo
players. If you were to see these
children on the street, you would not
for a moment suspect that they were
other than children of parents in or­
dinary circumstances. They make no
display at elalxirate dress. The eldest
of Cornelius Vanderbilt's daughters is
dressed plainly in little, pretty, cheap
dresses without any braid or ornamen­
tation. She wears snug-fitting doth
jackets, and the little cap that sits
gracefully on her bead, could lie du­
plicated for a eouple of dollars.
TOO LATE BY OVER A YEAR.
THE TWO DANGERS.
In hi« speech before the Massa-
The Acts Ai’iiropriatiug State Money For
chuseetts Reform Club, Henry Wat­
Road Building Declared I nconsti-
terson said: “Two dangera seem to
tut tonal.
me at thi« time to threaten the integri­
Judge R. P. Boise, Circuit Judge of ty of the Union and prosperity of the
this judicial district, rendered a decis­ people. One of these is the gospel of
ion in Yamhill county this week force, the other the doctrine of pro­
which, had it been rendered eighteen I tection." An examination of these
months ago and lieen sustained by the dangers does not warrant the appre­
supreme court, would have left over hension that Mr. Watterson entertain«.
8130,000 in the state treasury for pur­ The gosfiel of force menus 6imply the
poses recognized by law.
enforcement of law« made to carry
As will be remembered, several ap­ out provisions of the constitution
propriations were made by the last which Mr. Watterson himself advo­
legislature, aggregating the amount cated, aDd the dix'trine of protection
alxive mentioned for the building of la nothing more or lees than a eysU iu
wagon roads in mountainous districts of lawa which give our ¡>eople an fl­
of the state in Lake and Klamath vantage in the American market over
counties, in the Coo« bay country, in the [teople of foreign countries. The
Tillamook and other points.
The rnnn must have a lively imagination
money in all cases has been drawn who perceives danger from either of
from the state treasury and presum­ these two sources. Mr. Watterson
ably spent as contemplated, but Rep­ say« also: “1 wish that the men who
resentative Maxwell, of Tillamook, who have succeeded Lincoln and Seward,
had charge of that work and appropri­ Chase and Summer, FtMeliden, Trum’-
ation, became involved in a difficulty bull and Greeley in command pos­
with his constituency and the county sessed a little of their moderation uial
court refused to pay his claim for su­ patroti«m.” If we remember right
perintending the work, lie brought the people in whose Ix'half Mr. Wat­
suit against the county, taking a terson now speaks did not like the
change of venue to Yamhill, where the statesmen he has mentioned better
case haslieen thrown out of court upon than Mr. Watterson now likes Reed
motion for want of jurisdiction, Judge and McKinley. The great men of the
Boise holding that, the act of the leg­ preceding generation carried out their
islature appropriating the money was policy and dieiL Only one of them is
unconstitutional.
now living. They were rcvileil iu
This may have lieen a surprise to their day as extremists. The policy
Mr. Maxwell and his attorneys, but it of force with which they preserved
causes no surprise here, where Judge the Union was proclaimed by demo­
Boise has been heard to say several crats North and South as nnconstitn-
times that all those speciul acts of the tional. Lincoln, the most moderate
legislature covering those appropria­ of all, wa« playfully described as a
tions were notoriously unconstitution­ hyena. Nothing was txxi liad to lie
al. It is probable that Mr. Maxwell said of him. Watterson did not Iro-
will carry the case to the supreme gin to ndtuire him until he had Ixx-n
court ami the result there, while it dead twenty years. But nothing suc­
cannot affect the treasury so far as the ceeds like succeHS. The Union re-
acts in question are concerned, may «tored, the country made to double its
i
have a marked inliuence on future wealth and population in one genera­
legislation in that line.
tion after the war. the small men
Thosespecial appropriation schemes, then criticized Lincoln now extol
covering comparatively small sums and criticize his stK'sessor«. Still
here and there, are great levers when1-' Wattereon is a sincere man.
by vicious legislation in the interest of thinks he sees the evil he points
monopolies is carried through success­ He is one of the fignres that lumber
fully. Iu the matter of state institu­ along at the tail end of a prixsession,
tions noma states suffer greatly from vowing that the country is going to
these combinations, but in this Ore- the doge. Mr. Watterson’s notions
gou is lucky m having all such insti­ on the protection policy have lieen
tutions at one place, although ¡lerhaps practically refuted by the unexampled
it will keep her back iu public im­ growth of the country under that
provements, as other parts of the state policy. Mr. Wattereon perceive* this
are often jealous upon seeing large prosperity, but with the perversity of
amounts of money spent in one town a thoroughly illogical mind attributes
or city. ¡Capital Journal.
it to Bometniug else. Mr. Watterson
says: “I deny that impost taxes can
Buckle»’« Arnie» Salve.
create wealth.” He has seen wealth
The beat salve in the world for cuts, created with a rapidity unexampled in
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever the history of nations under a system
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi­ of impost taxes, but he failed to see
tively cures piles, or no pay required. It that the system has bad any influence
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- upon the result. With a" little en­
t ion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents couragement Mr. Watterson would
■•«r box. For sale by Chitwood Bro«.
probably deny that sunshine and
Ailvlie Io Mother*.
rain have anything to do with the
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup has
productiveness of the earth. If Mr.
Iroen used by mothers tor children teeth­
California Fruit.
Wattereon will cast his eyes «outh-
ing for over fifty years with perfect suc­
The New Y’ork Sun of September , ward he will see that under the pro­
cess. It relieve* the little sufferer at
once, produces natural, quiet sleep by 21st. says: “Less than six years ago tective ]x»liey which has done so much
freeing the child from pain, and the the multifarious delicacies of the glori­ for the North and South is now promot­
little cherub wakes “bright as a button." ous climate of California were almost ing the varied industries which are
it is very pleasant to taste »miths the unknown in the New York market. To­
child, softens the gi.ias. allays pain, re­ day they adorn nearly every big and the real secret of national prosperity.
lieves wind, regulates the bowels, apd little fruit stand in town. They ex­ The nation which utilizes its own
lalxir in the production of the com­
is the best known remedy for diarrhoa,
whether arising from teething or other cel the finest native products iu Imauty forts and luxuries of life will, with but
and size, vie with them in flavor anil little regard for natural resources,
causes. Twenty-five cents a liottle.
are uot so dear that a workingman grow great ami rich faster than one
cannot afford to buy some for bis wife i which
„„„„ devotes its energies
,Kra, mainly to
The Salem t'amury.
or sweetheart. Only a few years ago i tiie cultiviitum'of ^ne^’i^.xluct.’‘‘ iJi-
One who has not seen it would prob­ Iokays from the Golden (.ate brought Iror is the source of wealth, Hml it is
lxir
and
ably hesitate to lielieve that there is 50 cent* a pound. Now they may he only
on varied industrie* that lalxir
now stored at the cannery scores of had for 1(1 and 15 cents. Uns is be can 1« well employed ¡8. F. Call,
I h *
[8.
Call.
tons of green fruit waiting to be can­ cause California has awakened tx> the
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ned or dried. A Journal reporter fact that New York is the great fruit
We find
tind St. Patrick'*
Patrick's Pills to be very
took a hasty look through the estab­ center of the world and pays the high- extra, and to give splendid satisfaction.
lishment Saturday, in the cannery e«t price for the lx*t product*. At the They are now als.nt the only kind called
they were principally occupied in end of this season California will have fore -w- A. W ai . lack . < h.sis. la.
putting up green corn, while in the ponreil from her marvelous cornucopia
For suit- by Chitwood Bros., druggists.
evaporator apples were the fruit being into this and neighboring states 1(1,-
disposed of. and that rapidly. The 000.000 potto,1« of grajiee. pears, poach­
I'ttlilisli the l«wn in the Newap*peri
most attractive part of the work no­ es. prune« and plums. That will Im
The following is from ati address of
ticeable in the cannery was the opera­ just half of what she will unload at
tion which the corn went through, Chicago this year, and ten times as E. W. Stephens Iwfore the Missouri
from the time the husk is pulled off 1.inch a« she sent to us only three l'ress Ass«x'iHtion: The law needed in
until it is sealed in the cans. The years ago. She lias got a grip on the Missouri at this time, to the en­
corn is busked by band and then gm« affections of fruit lovers hereabouts by actment of which this association
to the “sheller." so cal tap where the offering them only her best product«, should Ix'ihl its full energies, is one
corn is cut off by machinery and is and she is going to try to keep it. (>nr requiring the publication of the acts
done us rapidly hs two boys can feed native fruit is not holding its own of each general aHsembly in the new«-
the mills, of which there are two. by against the western invader. This is papers in the state. The people have
putting in one ear of corn at a time. especially true of |ieara, which are a right to know what their law« are.
The corn is carried from here by ail much inferior to the luscious, clear­ The iiewspa;>er is the only medium of
endless chain and cups to what is skinned California Bartletts that may intelligence. If it is necessary to incur
known 11s t he “scalder” where it gm's lie seen on hundreds of stands in the expenses of legislation it is
through the first process of cooking. tempting, picturesque pyramids of equally necessary to Imar the cifM'iiRe
From tins it is conveyed in a similar gold and rose. The peaches from of ascertaining such legislation. If a
manner to the can filler, an.l from across the continent don't come up to Jaw is worth passing it is worth pub­
there they go to the place where the the liest from near-by orchards, but lishing. There are laws of im|xirtanoe
cans are all soldered, after winch they they are big and juicy and fair to look to the |HX>ple on tile statue of Ixxiks of
Missouri to-day, which are not enforc­
go to the retorts where they receive upon."
ed simply Itecause it is not known
the final cooking, and then are ready
now that they exist. The fxxiple are
for the labels and the boxes. The en­
ICirh Harvest for a .Michigan Farmer.
iguorance of what the laws are. Ijet
tire establishment i« handling an im­
I have suflercii for years with rhouina- them lie published in the newspajiere
mense lot of fruit. Wagons loaded li<in,
l«i« of appetite au<l
bloo<l.
with fruit are being unloaded at every and after great expenditure of time nnd a« they nre enacted bo that the |wx>ple
hour in the day and often many await­ money had ahnoat given up all h«>jx* of re­ may have a chance to read and study
Hearing of Hibbard** Rheumatic them. There will lie less alieurd link
ing their turn to drive up to the bins. lief
>yrup, I grasped it as a last resort, and after
The company expect to have fruit using six bottles found almost entire relief. ering with the statute« and less form­
enough to keep them in operation I am nou able to work on my farm with ulation ot laws simply to compass
which I have not done in years, and I personal ends. Tlie following states
until winter at least. ¡Capital Journ­ case,
advine all peraon* suffering with rheuma­ have for many years published their
al.
tism and other blood trouides. to try this
laws in the newspapers, viz: M hh 6 h -
medicine.
II arwk k P eiiry ,
Thurman, .Mich
chuBette. Maryland, New York. New
A Word to Ladies.
Sold by T. K. Bolton, Ashland.
Jersey, Rhode Island, Wisconsin,
Ladies who desire a benuttfnl clear
Minnesota. Iowa, Alabama and per­
skill, free from pimples, boils, blotches
haps other«. The New Y’ork law. which
Harrison
not
a
t'amlidate.
and other eruptions, should conunence
has been in operation for many years,
at once to nse Dr. Gunn’s Improved
Tacoma, Oct. 2.—Mr. and Mrs.
Liver Fills, They will also remove that John Elam, of Inilianaixihs. are guests would perliapa l»e the liest one for
Missouri. If long experience has
heavy look about vonr eyes anti make
them bright, and will cure headache at the Tacoma hotel. Mr. Elam was proven it to lie practicable in the
from whatever cause it arises. Remem­ President Harrison's law partner from great state of New York why should it
ber, yon are only required to take one 1883 to 1888, when the firm name wa« not be in Missouri. Ami we may add,
small pill at l>ed time, which is coated Harrison, Miller A- Elm, the third why should not Oregon have such a
with pure sugar, and will not gripe <>r member being the present attorney­
produce any unpleasant sensation. Sold general. When asked alxjiit the law?—Independence West Side.
at 25c by T. K. Ikdton.
political situation, Mr. Elam said lie
Far better than medicine« whieh hor­
thought the republicans will elect the ribly grille the patient and destroy th«
P. T. Barnnm's Long Life.
next president, though the parties are coating of the atoinach. Dr. J. H. Me
I xuiii ' r Chills and Fever Dure, by mild
There are but few general rules that very evenly balanced.
“Will President Harrison be a can­ and yet effective action will cure. Sold
can be definitely followed in all cases,
at .W cents a bottle.
but the one golden watchword of a didate for re-nomination?" was asked.
"I cannot say,” Mr. Elam said, “but
long life, which is as safe as it is effi­
Oregon Iriiit in Chicago.
cacious. is moderation. Moderation in 1 hardly think so. In fact, in a con­
The fruit shipping firm of 8quire
all things diet, exercise and work. versation witli the president he has
I have been IroDcfited by good hered­ stated that he would not care to rnn Farrar A- Co. will send another car
ity, but I don't credit all my long life again. It is a trying office and one of load of their choicest < Iregon ¡roars to
and health to it. I am a total abstainer great reeponsibdity. and also a great Chicago to-day. This is the ninth car
from tobacco, and all spirituous and honor, hilt after a president has once I load of fruit sent East by the com­
intoxicating liquors; and to tins fact I had his name inscribed on the list, pany this fall. The nine cars aggre­
largely attribute my prolonged good the four years of a second term do gated about 5000 I sixes of apples and
not add much to the honor, while the iroars. or about 2500 boxes of each.
health.
Evil, to my mind, can be the only hard work continue«. Although Mr. The price paid to the pr.xlucera of the
result of indulgence m drink, and the Harrison has made the most conscien­ fruit has troen alxiut 50 cents a box.
drinking habit. As in the use of liar tious of presidents, it is very likely In conversation with the shippers this
cotics, so it is with drink. The desire that be will uot lie nominated. He morning one fact was learned that
would Iro well for fruit growers to pay
which inqrols the use goes on increas­ was always a conscientious man."
some attention to. It was stated
ing with ago. Drinking, when con­
that they were largely dependent up­
tinued even to no very large extent,
Excitement
tends to blunt the sensibilities, and Runs high in this city over “System on the young orchards for their ship­
transforms the one who indulges the Builder,'’ as everylsxly is using it for ping fruit, and this was due to the
habit, in some way not favorable. He Malaria. Constipation. Dy*pe[Mia, iiu lack of care of the older orchard*. A
will, at any rate, in my opinion, Jose a pure blmxi. atui catarrh of the stomach, few orchards that were properly
few of his finer perceptions. Au ha­ and it is on l.v »1 a I h it tie nt Chitwood'* pruned and cultivated could furnish
bitual drinker not only does not “as­ drag store (let n bottle and tell your fruit of a shipping quality. This fact
is readily noticeable to one traveling,
tonish his stomach" with water, but, neighbors about it.
that the old orchanls that are tinea red
after awhile, he loses the sweet and
for have blighted and defective fruit,
natural relish for it.
Postal Matters.
while the young and well cared for
But I do not impose either my creed
Washington, < )ct. 3. Messrs. White-
or my habits upon others. I simply field ami Ilell txxlay qualified as first orchards Iroar the fine fruit,—¡Salem
desen'ro them for what they may be and second assistant postmaster gen­ Journal.
worth.
era) respectively. These npjroint-
If you suffer pricking pains on moving
Tea and coffee I have always taken, ments are strictly in the line of civil
and continue to take moderately. I service reform. With these changes the eyes, or cannot bear bright light,
and find your sight weak and failing,
eat regularly, and do my business sys­ the posjmaster general contemplate* you
should promptly use Dr. J. ii. Mr
tematically. But my division of the the reorganization of certain offices Is-nn's St reugthetnng Eye Halve. 25 cts
hours of the day for different tasks in the department. Offices which are a box.
dffee not lose sight of a space for rides, in the same general line will lie placed
visits an<i recreation. |1*. T. Barnum, tinder one head, that is, the railway­
Shipping Chittim Bark-
in La lies' Home Journal.
mail service and railway contract of­
According to the t'.j'yresx Dr. Lam-
fices will lx- under the immediatesup- lierson shipped almut a thousand
A Sure Cure for Piles.
ervision of the new second assistant, jxitiuds of chittim bark from Lebanon
Itching Piles are known by moisture Bell. Whitefield as first assistant will Tuesday. This is perhaps the last
like perspiration, causing intense itch­ have the sti|M‘rvisory charge of salary shipment of the mason. There have
ing when wnriu. This form, ns well as and allowance, and free delivery of­ I wen slopped from L>l>anon and vi­
blind, bleeding and protruding, yield i t fices, in addition to Ins other duties.
cinity this season llo tons of this bark,
once to Dr. Bosanko’rf Pile Itemed' .
at a cost of 875 per ton, distributing
which nets directly on the parts affected,
among the lalmring classes 88,250.
Electric Bitters.
nbsorlis tumors, allays itching and ef­
For an industry that is just in its in­
fects a permanent enre. 50c.. dnipgis s
This remedy i* becoming no well known
or mail. 1 teatisc free. Dr. Bosanko, anil so popular as to need no s|Mx-ial fancy, these figures are certainly very
Piqua. O. S*Md by
K. Bolton.
mention. All who have u~ d Electric promising. The extracts which are
Bitters sing the »nine song of praise. A manufactured from this bark by a
purer medicine doe* not exist and it i* simple process are worth in'the mar­
Consumption Surely t urrit.
ket approximately 880,000.
T o THK K pitob .— Please inform vo’.r “iiarantissi to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure al! diwaws of
readers that 1 have n positive remedy the
liver and kidneys, will remove pun
for the nlx.ve named disease. By i.s
Hibbard's Itheumalic and Liver Pills.
twills, salt, rtienni nnd other affec­
timely use thonsunds of hopeless cna. h pies,
tions
ennsed by inquire blood. Will drive JJear pilla are M-icnlifirally compounded,
have been permanently cured. I shall malaria
from the »y*tem nnd prevent as and uniform in action. No griping pain m »
lie glad to send two Ix.ttlo« of my rem'- well as care
all malarial fevers. For cure (inninonix following the um* ot pill«. They
dy FREE to any of your readers who of
constipation and indiges arc adrpbui to ja»th adnlts and children with
have consumption if they will send n e tion headache,
safety. We guarantee they have no
try Electric Bitters. Entire satis­ perfect
their express and jam! office address. faction
filial Iti the cure of Hick llcadiv h<>. t onati-
guaranteed
or
money
refunded.
pai
ion.
d>s|M-psiH. Mini biliouanw; and aa
Respectfully
Prioe 51) cents and * I per bottle at Chit­ an appetizer Ihr> excel any other prepara«
T. A. SLOCl'M, M. C.. 1H1 l’earl st. N. Y wood
Bros, drug store.
10-ea .ly