Ashland tidings., October 24, 1890, Image 2

ASHLAND TIDINGS
THE TARIFF AND PRICES.
State Horticultural Society.
THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE-
.
N MG II BORI NG C0VXTIK8.
'S. 7^.
Mr. Clark: There is another thing
KLAMATH COUNTY.
A great deal of nonsense is talked | that ueetle our attention, and that is A Caustic letter from Rev. R. McLean, of
Graut» Para.
aud
written
uliout
the
increase
of
|
IKlmnath
Star. Oct. 17.]
October 24, 1^20
Friday
the fungus or ecab that attacks the
• ——
prices of articles of domestic consump- | fruit of both apple and pear and causes
The city council deciJetl W-tlues-
E ditor of T he A shland T idings :
tion, as tbe result of the new tariff |
Sulphite of soda applied warm —May I ask a little space in your col- day
night not to uun’base the fire eu-
i
NOTES AND NEWS.
i law. This is likely to obscure the blight.
] is said to lie an efficient remedy.
umns in order that I may briefly set gine at preseut.
public perception of the positive fact
Prof. Wauburn; I find ecab very before the public the fads concerning
The T idings tells of wheat sown in
The late Justice Miller, of tbe U. 8. of
1 reason and experience, that high prevalent in the college orchards, not­ the propoeed Presbyterian college?
¡. of . h : treatment
self cur *: j
1
Supreme Court, was buned with im- prices do not necessarily or logically withstanding the current news­ The immediate occasion of my asking Eden preciuot in April and averaging
follow
the
imposition
of
eveu
a
pro
­
forty-one
buebeis
to
the
acre.
1
’
his
is
paper talk that there is little of it this this favor is the following which ap­
preaaive ceremonies last Saturday in
“esific Remedy for Each Disease.
tbe cemetery al his old home in Iowa. hibitory tariff, upon articles of do­ year. In two cases at least I have pre­ peared in tbe democratic Times of last a great yield for any country, but we
mestic manufacture whose production vented it by the application of the
can truthfully Itoast of a larger aver­
t
week:
A decision in tbe U. 8. circuit court is capable of indefinite extension. , sulphite of sotfa wash.
(
age yield away up here. Everybody
“
Owing
to
tbe
opposition
of
Rev.
for Kansas, iu favor of the “original Temporary high prices may result
PR KtLLEIi S HY^RASTISi E nZSTGu T’Til StUDu!axe* nutrition I’urillesti.c Blow L
in Rogue river knows Mr. O. 1. Brown,
Dr. Sharplee: Year before last I
package” saloons, opened those insti- from the 6tiddeu increase of the tariff had one tree that bad no good fruit on Robert McLean, probably the most of Linkville, and as Mr. Brown fre
Cure« Dj*.,
«. wiidtiptsUOiiui; . Gciit-ril L !'.ity. A perk-clljuit and xtrengta
Tr.
tntioue throughout that state last Sat­ on an article whose home production it. Last year gave it a thorough spray­ unscrupulous and unfair preacher in qnently visits that beautiful, fruitful
on.
ri7
’
-?rj?i'5
stomach
and
^
liver
^
cure
.
CurvH
BiHousr.ehi
.m
l
urday, it is reported.
has been languishing. If the article ing with sulphite of soda wash and the tlie Northwest, tbe proposition to lo­ valley, let Homebody ask him about
r
Tr.ibk'S,
C'hil.4
<m«l
I'evcr,
M
a I ai T a I IcVkirs, ¿nJ ail Typholl co..uitio.'.».
cate
a
Presbyterian
college
iu
South
­
A rumor is current that a French has been largely imported, the in­ result was 150 good ¡»ears and six ern Oregon Ims been indefinitely post­ the average jieltl on thirty of bis best
acres this year. He will reply that it
.LF'7’S
CURE. (\iiesA ••.iteCatArrh,Chronic< atanh, (’atArJul lk-.tf-
syndicate beaded by the Rothschilds crease of price may tie a temporary wormy ones. I also sprayed a very poned.”
was forty-three aud nearly one-fifth
received
«•lurui.tved tocuau the Wurst caoLs wncn «.*rut.Uou» ai o f
utl,'>r.ivy it. j ... !
tias purchased tbe majority of the necessity, until the domestic ludustry tall tree; a portion of i the top
«I*
.
.
'
Tbe
venom
carries
withit
its
own
stock of the National Bank of Mexico can be built np. Even if the article none of tne spray, aud on that portion antijot4, g., r s4lflii U(,t ocennv mveelf bushels to the acre. This is raising a
pn. Hill E ? S CDIJCM tnE Cures Cul.D, Il >ar*m<_ss, C-.-..'hi- Br nuhiti«, ! h ...
80 1 811HI1 UOl occupy lliysen crop!
there was
was not
not anv
any Round
sotiud rv.ara
pear*; lv.lnw
below ailllUOte,
and will take charge of the institution is not largely imported, home pro­ there
with either the Tunes or its editor 1
ui.tl l’. c’.mni..; rUi.' «s- i.
ptic>n. Cui LmunuOpiaU o. Cures Croup in lui..:,.
.
shortly. The bauk officials refused to ducers may take advantage of the pro­ it they were all sound.
Mrs. E. W. Garner, wife of Dr. Gar­
prefer to carry my pearls to some oth­
tection afforded by the tariff to de­
Mr. Whitman: “How often does! er
speak on tbe subject
DR
HSLLER
’
S
Dl
p
HTH^CIA
A\D
SORE
T
H
ROAT
CUR
E.
iTcvenU
I
nr.
s
1
;;
h-
market. The facts briefly stated ner, of Astoria, is visiting her daugh­
mand a higher price than tbe cost of Prof. Washburn spray?”
tio-ri.o Uni ¡Koitmly cd.e auy avi«
>a irvui 3 to ’.I Imur». t uie».In»; ia
ter, tbe wife of Dr. 11. A. Wright.
Governor Hill, of New York, has production warrants. But these in-, “Every fifteen days if tbe weather are as follows:
Jacksonville made a bid for the col­
taken the Stump in Ohio against Mc­ tiuences and results can not be per­ is fair; ofteDer if rain falls.”
OR. W. lcO'S kFV*R WE Inàiapemu'le in all mu U :. «se» att< mio! -..ith f >cr.
Klamath county has a big crop of
Kinley. The New York importing manent, if the domestic industry is a
Mr. Wallace: I think we common­ lege alleging that their town would be wheat this year, but the price of that
il; CM 4
,á .■M.arkt r'aver, Svarlxtn.a. and M.àslua. Mvtl.sr. tr\ .; vuce.
bouse* and their connection*, and natural and healthy one, capable of ly nse London purple too strong. connected by motor line with railroad staple is low, and what is more to be
DR. HILLE'? S NERVOUS DEBILITY CURE. l'urea Ni.ro.u» WcakneM, ami L om <(
tbe English exporter* and manufaot- extension under tbe Ftimulus of the Last year I fouud that 150 gallons to at Medford. They also pledged $5(XM> regretted, is that tbe demand for it is
urers have a doughty champion of High profits, and subject to the whole­ one [touud burned the foliage. Later in laml ami money. Tbe land was 20 so slight that the farmers cannot sell
l'vwvr. Àie-ter imi», belai iur rinate Cir-uUr t<» HilL-i- Drug Ce.,
l- r ..., ; -o, i al.
their interest* in tbe New York gov­ some influence of competition. No in tbe season 200 gallons to one pound acres on what is known as Cardwell ! their crop at any figure at this tune.
DR. “ILLER'S RHEUVIATIC ANO NEURA'.GIC CURE Cure« Uhenmati.m, N\ :r.
ernor.
other industry ought ever to be pro­ was fouud to do likewise. This year Butte, one mile from town. The price
iy i.cu‘.rAlu.i*o' iLe Liovd adda «li. h «ag e theui.'
The Yainax school now has eighty
set on tbe laud was $100 per acre —its
tected
at
all.
I
am
using
oue
pound
to
4oo
gallons,
A good many people begin to take
Indisti pupils.
value
was
about
$25
per
acre.
When
Ai lathe growth and development•>! ih.ldrtn during
One
of
the
most
stupid
fallacies
of
DR.
HILLER
’
S
TEETHING
CURE.
and it seems to t>e about right. Last
advantage of the McKinley bill for
I returned from the East, in June, I
t c leu nr -Z |M.‘ii<si, en>urt.s ¡uitdess teething m ’• soun 1 teeth. xn<l pres ■ ntstui ' < urea
Worden Jr Kahn have the contract
tbe purpose of obtaining money under the theoretical free trader is the ar­ year we had an old orchard in which learned that the motor project had
iir^iu'iYuUvicaAiiJBoWci < uLHpLuiita. .V
tu
false preteneee. The public ought to gument that protection creates a there were no gixsl apples. We let falleu through, and as I received no to deliver the freight for the Indian
$
study the new tariff carefully, so as to monopoly in all cases. Protection the bogs have the run of it; they ate communication from Jacksonville con­ reeerv .lion from the railroad tin fall.
DR. HILLER S WHSOPIMG COUGH CURE. 1 ‘revcnU and Curu Whooping C< u_;h.
only
creates
a
monopoly
in
cases
where
all
the
fallen
ones,
and
this
year,
after
able to xpoee unscrupulous trades­
cluded that the failure of the motor
Geo. T. Balwin and Evan
With exce ption of Dr. Hiller’s Hvdristine Reaturith . Dr. Hiller’4 Rhcunuti .■
man, who rely on the ignorance of it is applied to articles which this thorough spraying, we found ouly a line had killed tbe college project. Reames have gone iuto partnership
L4- hire, and Dr Hiller’s Uou^h Cure, the a mve rtuie .ics are in I'abkt
country
cannot
produce,
or
which
it
very
few
evidences
of
the
moths'
rav
­
their customers when accusing the
if not obtainable from your druxp»t, will be uuülud Ir^e, .,n receipt of price.
About August 1st anonymous com­ carry ou the hardware business
McKinley bill of having caused a rise can only produce in quantities too ages. In our section the Blue Pear- munications appeared in different Linkville.
$1.00 per Package.
Six Packages far $5.00.
in the pace of domestic article*.—[Ex. limited to supply the domestic de­ main is very hable toecab. This year papers, evidently with the intent of so
mand. Such articles ought not to be I used tbe lime, sulphur and salt wash,
Rube White, a half-breed, had
r« nifdits arc th« result <>t 13 yean of professional experience, and are
Tbe count of tbe population of the protected at all, unless the revenue and so far there are no evidences of it. oompromising the Presbytery that it quarrel with Mr. Otey, at Otey’s ranch,
e l to cure when a cure is
■. Dr. Hiller •» 34-patxu b»>ok of directions t r
oouutry is about completed by tbe from the duty is needed. The re-1 i Mr. Black says this is a specific for would be compelled to go forward or last Saturday, and he is now laid tip
atm« nt, containin' xa.m.ilu tust.uiti.-n» -. j C j bxgicnc und diit, s»cnt me .
be placed in the light of having bro­
Census Office. Tbe population of all moval of the duty on sugar is a rec­ the disease.
perhaps
for
all
time.
In
a
dispute
ken faith. Still tbe chairman of the
the 8tates, with tbe exception of .South ognition of this principle. Tbe sugar
HILLLR DRUG COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A.
Col. Allen: Iu Portland we have
about a handsaw, fierce words were
Dakota, Florida, Maryland, Virginia duty was a pure tax. Furthermore, it fouud the resine wash to l>e effective committee, to whom was entrusted used, and at last, Mr. Oley, having
and Wisconsin, has already beeu an­ shielded a local monopoly. Tbe con­ against the San Jose scab, but we use this work, received no communication lost all patience, seizkd a big club and
nounced. Tbe delay iu the case of sumption of the conutry exceeding oue pound of lye instead of three from Jacksonville. I learned by cor­ struck Rulie twice, oboe on top of ins
respondence that Medford would give
the 8tate* named is occasioned by re­ many fold the productive capacity of pounds of soda.
I I nothing without rail connection.
I bead an<i next alongside of his ear.
count* ordered in some distrietd. The the email district in Louisiana where
At the morning session matters of then called a meeting of tbe commit­ Rube is laid up at the residence of
population of the 8tate of Minnesota sugar can lie grown, the Louisiana geueru) bueiueHS were discussed, and
John Miller, and Dr. Wright says that
is 1<1UU,1)17, an increase of 319,244, or plauters were secure in a market for when the hour of adjournment arrived tee at this place to consult concerning iiis chances of dyiug are two to one.
the
situation.
We
decided
after
an
60.50 per ceut.
their product at a price equal to the members expressed themselves as well
investigation, to defer further action
The new book of Ward McAllister, foreign cost of production, with tbe pleased with the results of the meeting. until the October meeting of the Pres­
THIRTY YEARS’ I'KVriHF.
the New York “eassiety" autocrat, ib whole duty added.
bytery. A report of this action was
It is very different with articles this
A
Tetter
from an louh.rnt I’hv ’> Hn.
finished. In plan and scope tbe book
Oregon's Public Schiaila.
sent to the Times for publication, but
covers forty years of New York's social country is physically capable of pro­
its
editor
returned
an
insulting
letter
The Ninth Biennial Report of the
Me. !h»n k \t the rhk <»f fudor lng a
life. One point that be has made ducing without limit, and these ar­ state superintendent of public instruc­ refusing to publish the report on the pr< pH far\ prepa-at ¡•>n. I have a few word«
prominent throughout the volnme is ticles, which are the only proper sub­ tion, E. B. McElroy, is in the hands groutid that it tens uyainst the inter­ In favor of a m v L- .ative principle. Rut
i A IT. OS
that the basis of American society is ject for a protective duty, now make of the state printc-r, whose force is ests of Itis tou-n. I then became con­ 3rst, h »w f t it* f » discover it. A
up
almost
the
entire
dutiable
list.
CEO. NUTLEY,
not purely wealth.
He could, of
bow at work putting it iuto the form vinced that I bad to deal with a ring ask >1 about la . mg Joy's Vegetable >ur*a-
For
course, mention a great many names Iu all such articles domestic competi­ of a pamphlet, to l>e presented to the ! whose real object was to give Jackson­ parilia. As "iruipari hi' U'U.dl. r«>tit»tiir
to substantiate this, but be has not tion, so soon as it. is brought to liear legislature at its session in January ville property a temporary bixim and mercury or io h h's I objected, and asked for
Udi llroktn Uiffk or Sadillt Horses.
doue so. He attempts to prove that by the increase of production, stimu­ and diet ributetl as usual.
who were trying to uaeithecommittee to lae bn mubi. which findim pnrclv
table,
society has as its basis tbe culture and lated by the temporary high prices
('all tit his ran« h, or aublrexs
the
sacrifice
of
educational
interests.
and
m ’l u t*‘ h. t» niy mind a:mor
The report shows a growth and im­
social acquirements which the wealth caused by the tariff, depresses home provement of the public schiail inter­ 1 then laid the matter before the iutrt, I consented. !-nag¡tie ri\ astonish
prices
to
the
natural
level
of
th.*
cost
Ashland
of several generations would uatuarlly
of production, with a fair profit added. ests all along the line. The average Board of Aid for Colleges and Acad­ ment when perfect, laxative acib-’i wa.< rt>
develop.
emies
and
received
from
Dr.
Gause,
ported.
It
has
two
grout
points.
I
*t,
being
number
of
days
of
school
taught
This is in accordance with tbe law of
Representative Lodge says of bis political economy, that high prices throughout the state has lieen increas­ its secretary, the following in reply: purely vegetable, it is • -it•? mereurx; not
Federal Election bill: “The bill is in­ for the product of any industry tend ing gradually for ten yeurs, from 90 “Tbe new institutions which the cumulative in the system. • ¡:.» easily car
Tied « Tb'. the«!! • live pn»«nd '<<<•<<•!.
tended to reach impurities at tbe to attract capital and labor to that in­ days in 1880 to 169.57in 1890. The Board takes up are expected:
1. To have their sites determined, it is e!b'< : i ve with a kvs quantity of the
North and the 8outh. Tbe South dustry, from less lucrative employ­ number of private schools and pupils
wails the lomiest because it fear* to ments, and so, by increasing the pro­ in them IB also decreasing, showing not by local agencies only, but by this cathartic principle than lias hith. rto been
lose not only it* owu district* but its duction and supply, to rt*duce prices. that the publie schools are generally Board in co-operation with such attainable. It in this respect ranks as a
discovery, ami approaches the ideal, viz.:
control of the Democratic party in the It is the lesson of experience as well. giving such service as to leave little agencies.
2. In the locating of a college a the least m ti - :.ie • oiisi-t«-!it with the creat­
nation aud of the National Govern­ Iu every American industry success­ room for private sclusds in their pri­
u •<. ’>. li t t.’m-ii '.'S mitiifal laxative
ment if tbe Democrats are in power. fully built up by the aid of a tariff, mary grades. The recent heavy in­ I Synod (not a Presbytery) is expected es:
icinii art I pert- >-t Mit< \. and should inter-
In oue word, it is a gixtd bill for hon- domestic com|>etitioti, once brought crease in the value of school appara­ to co-operate with the Board."
ant both the pubii ami the profession.
It was clearly evident from tbe fore­ ACITY CHYSICKN <»F THIKTY YEMlS I B o TICR.
tel elections, aud no honest voter need iuto operation, has forced the domes­ tus shows that the latest and most ap­
Sun i'rancucu Examiner, March 10, JN’jO.
fear it; but it is framed to bring the tic price down to the coat of produc­ proved m.-tlicsls are being employed going that the Presbytery had tran­
wrong doer to light aud lufiict upon tion and a fair profit; and the tariff lu the education of the young of Ore­ scended its powers, or, in other words,
Mere War Vessela.
him severe penalties.”
has become of no potency or avail, ex­ gon. The public school work of Ore­ could uot locate a college, and as tlie
gon is on the progressive scale, grow­ Presbytery has no Itoard of trustees to
Washington,
Oetolier 18 The Navy
cept
as
a
means
of
protection
against
Tbe Portland Clmmlierof Commerce
! ing and expanding with the splendid bear the responsibility of any foolish
recently adopted a resolution express­ destructive under bidding from abroad; growth of the state, and the next ten or hasty act of its tinbtisiness like Department to day issued an advertise­
Tourists & Commercial Men.
ing its opinion that the state legisla­ that is, against attempts to crush the years will without a doubt show a memliers, had the chairman of the ment inviting proposals for tlie con
This tine new hotel in thecenterof the bus­
ture should appropriate S25l),(M)O for home industry by importing goods to greater development than the past ten. committee ordered the construction etruetiou of a Itarlxir defense ram of Mixed Paints, Varnishes,
iness part of the city ha> inst been erected
; 2,050 tons, a tor j>e<lo Isiat of 112 tons
Oregon’s exhibit at tbe World’s Fair. lie sold temporarily lielow eost.
of
tbe
buildings,
he
alone
would
have
on
t lie site of the old popular Ashland Hot>e
In
18.80
there
were
liM)7
school
dis
­
and
a
swift
torpedo
cruiser
of
750
tons.
The two most important manufact­
Brushes, Glass,
This seems like a large sum, bnt our
and has been leased bp the well know n and
tricts; in 1890, 1693. Average numlier beeu held responsible. I feel sure
uring
industries
in
the
country
illus
­
Washington,
Oct.
18.
The
Secretary
successful
landlord.
state can well afford to expend it in
days school a year then, 90; in 1890, that tis soon ns the Jacksonville pro­
Wall Paper, Mouldings,
this way. In fact, Oregon can not uf- trate this principle. We make most 169.57. Total value of school prop­ moters had uuloaded what real estate of the Navy received a telegram from
ford to be small or penurious iu tbe kinds of cotton and irou goods chea - erty then. $467,863; uow, $1,769,150.41. they could they would have taken no the Union Iron Works, San Francisco,
Artists’ Materials,
. accepting the department's terms for
matter. 8tate interest, as well as er than they could lie imported, unless
The totail school population m 1880 further interest in tbe matter.
Who will conduct the hotel in first-class
the
construction
of
one
of
the
battle
state pride, requires that Oregou be the foreign manufacturers made them I ! was 59,615, and in 1890, 99,543.
Etc.
And what is the ground of their
six le. '! he table will continue to be kept up
ships
on
the
Pacific
coast.
They
pro
­
not entirely overshadowed by the oth­ or the ocean lines carried them at a
M-coud to none, ami gucM* « au be assured of
complaint? As the agreement con­
the Lest of treatment.
reasonable.. 10
er states of the Pacific coast; and she loss. The tariff of 1842 built tip the Why Suffer? when the Remedy at Hand. cerning tbe motor line was merely vide for the construction of a vessel
cotton
manufacture
in
America,
and
twelve
feet
longer
than
the
oue
origin
­
certainly will be completely in ob­
verbal
they
now
deny
it.
I
reply
that
scurity by comparison, unless tbe leg­ domestic competition depressed the Gentlemen; I have been a great sufferer the majority of the committe, all in ally planneil by the department, simi­
(nun sciatic Rheumatism lor live years A
lar iu all respects to the two ships
islature makes a liberal appropriation. price. The tariff of 1867 built up the portion
that time have been roil lined to fact who have no personal interest in
I iron industry, and tbe same result my bed. of Have
been treaetd by the best the matter, are against them. And lieing built by the Cramps in Phila­
followed. We can now make steel physicians »ithout relief. I am now taking
delphia. Tbe contract price is $3,180,-
Stat# Elections.
rails ami construction iron cheaper rhe fourth la.ttle of Hibbard's Rheumatic further, on the part of the Presbytery,
or $60,000 more than the Cramps
On November 4th, the following than they could be imported from Syrup and firmly believe it will work a per there was only a verbal agreement to ! DOG,
for a single vessel on the same
atates will elect state officers, legisla­ Great Britain, if they were ou the free maneiit cure. It acted ii]»ni the liver ami do what laid in their power as a Pres­ bid
regulated my kidneys and digestive organs bytery, which, as has already been plans, and $60,(MX) less than the Union
ture and congressmen:
*
list. Yet free trade theorists clamored immediately, and has done me more good
California, Colorado, Connecticut, I I about fostering a monopoly aud es- already than all the other medicines I have shown, was nothing. Tbe truth of Iron Works bid on the vessel under
Delaware,
Kansas, Massachusetts, I i tablishing artificial high prices for taken. I cheerfully recommend this med­ the matter is Jacksonville attempted tbe department's original plans.
< h'dei's for fruits and ber­
Mrs. Altha Herring'on,
Tbe San Francisco will within the
a sharp game and lost.
Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ne­ railsand heavy jron in 1867, just as icine.
Altona, Mich.
next
ten
days
or
so
be
put
in
commis
­
Grant’s Pass sent up to the Synod
vada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, they clamor about creating artificial
Sold by T. K. Bolton, Ashland.
I ries in their season prompt­
a proposal for the college. Before sion, and will most probably be ordered
Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South high prices for cutlery now. Suppose
ly attended to. Will buy
presenting it I laid it before Jackson­ as the Hag ship of the Asiatic squadron.
Dakota, Texas, Tennessee and Wis­ the price of fine cutlery is increased
First Volunteer of the Civil War.
ville's
representative,
aud
told
him
consin.
and
sell.
1 by the new tariff law. The result will
[Salem Statesman.!
that if he had anything from Jack­
Tbe following will elect minor state be temporarily to make tbe business
Real
Estate
Transactions.
<
h
’
vif
’V At Well s Fargo A <’<>.’> oftice,
Probably the first man who volun­ sonville to lay before the Synod I
officers, legislatures and congressmen: of making cutlery more profitable iu
' 'r r
K Qaniard Bltx k, Ashland, Or. 3
teered
service
in
the
war
of
the
re-
would give bun the first chance. He John E. Harvey to John W. Shepherd, lot»
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, America. This will attract to it, not
liellion
is
now
a
resident
of
Oregon.
replied that he had nothing definite. Llaii'i 14. blk 40, Central Point; eon. »'.MIO.
Missouri. New York. North Carolina, only capital and labor, but inventive
Jacob Klippel was the man and hie
.laines H. Gav to Janie» M. Hurley, I aerea
Ohio anil West Virginia.
skill and emulous energy. The result Lome is in Portland. He was living I then introduced the Grant’s Pass in tp <7. s K. 2 V. con. I»«>.
proposal and in my motion included
Tbe following will elect congress­ of this «’ill be, uot only an increase in
<^^.Fruit Box« sand fruit wrapping paper I
J. W. I.awton to Jason Kellogg, lot« 10, 1!
in Springfield. III., when the first call
en hand ami for sale at Wells Furgo otliee.
ami 12. blk 12, al«o lot 11, l.lk 1:1, Medford
men:
tbe qnantity, but an improvement of for volnuteers came by telegraph from Jacksonville, asking that the synodi­ eon.
Gauiard Block.
II .'>00.
cal committee lie instructed to exam­ II. T.
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Ken­ the quality of American cutlery. Soou
law
ton
to
J.
W
I.awton.
40
feet
off
tucky, Louisans, Maryland, Mississ­ t tbe domestic product will supply the President Lincoln al Washington. ine the inducements offered by that »outh end of lot« 11, 1'2 and 1::. blk '2. being
ippi, Montana, New Jersey, Rhode market, with ns good an article as The telegram reached Springfield place also. The motion prevailed, Iox7‘> feet, Medfoid , con. *175
MANUFACTURER,
M. P. Ja.-oby an.l Wm. P Jacoby to Mr».
Island, Virginia, Washington and England can furnish, and imports will about midnight and when it came Mr. anil if Jacksonville has anything to Sophia
Jacoby, all of lot 2. blk '25, Jackson­
Klippel ami the adjutant were at the offer that will bear the light, of honest
West Virginia.
ville;
con
I'JIMI.
be stopped. Then the domestic sup­
Same to »atne, lot II, l.lk '2.5, Gold Hill.
The following states have electee] ply will begin to press upou demaud, telegraph office together. When the investigation, she has as gixal a
news was read aloud and even be­
Coll. »150.
congressmen:
i aud competition to sell will reduce fore its reading was concluded the chance as ever. So far she lias not
Mary Ragsdale et al. to Seott Griffin. :IO
complied with one of the conditions, acres
Idaho, Maine, Oregon and Wyom­ prices to the cost of production and a
Keeps constantly on hand a full
in tn.
.». R. 2 W ; con »5.
patriotic
German
cried
out
tn
Lave
his
supply of everything in above
but
has
devoted
her
energies
to
seek
­
ing.
John Rice to W. J. HolU'it, lo 5» 100 acre»
reasonable margin. This is what has name enlisted. And it was enlisted
line, which will he sold at prices
in tt>. :<9. Ashland: eon. *<Kjo.
as low as can be offered anywhere.
bap;iened with axes, hoes aud shovels, then and there, opening the roster ing to accomplish the impossible.
Win. Kincade to M. Purdill, assignee’»
R
obert
M
c
L
ean
,
deed
.
as
well
as
with
heavy
iron.
It
is
what
that
contained
the
names
of
the
val
­
Speaker Reni In Ohio
Mrs Nellie Brandenburg to B R. Freed-
ALL ORDERED WORK
will happen with cutlery. Two years iant t housands, many of whom never Uh'm of Com. on Aid for Colleges and land,
'20 acres in tp. :i9, sec. 5; eon *50.
Academies.
M edina (O.), Octolier 19. S;>eaker from now we shall make onr own. and lived through the service to return to
I A. I., and Kristina Reuter to Sarah amt T.. - will be made to give entire satisfaction
Reed, General R. A. Alger ami Hon. sell it as low us the price we now pay the homes they had left for the cause
J t'.a.k, lot 14, Honnan'a addition to Jack
»on v ille; con. *20 10
George Baldwin of Canton addressed a for British.—(Oregouiau, Oct. 20.
Sunday School Convention
Repairing Neatly Done
they loved. The next day it was
Mary M. Riccio Rel»-cca M. Rice '* acres
mass meeting of 8000 people here yes­
in tp. 'M, Ashland
known everywhere that the call for
Fol
lowing
is
tbe
programme
of
the
at
low
rates, ami all work «lone promptly.
A shland ,
terday. The crowd was made up of
CeMM Bureau Scandal.
<'. U . Palm et al. to Emma Itl.a.ti, lot« 4,
volunteers bad been made, and com­ Sunday School Convention for Jack- and
6. blk. 46. Medford; eon. *2lo.
farmers from the surrounding country
[9
48
H.
JUDGE.
Washington, Oct. 18.—More sensa­ panies were being formed all over the son, Josephine and Klamath counties,
Nora Johnstou et. ai. to W. P. Benn, quit
And will continue the l.n-inc--. keeping mi
and delegations from adjoining towns. tional charges put in very plain Eng­ country. But to the Portland man
hand • penerai adorimeli! of
I m * held in the Presbyterian church, claim to 1 ;i4-100 acres in Ashland, con. *1.
Tweuty carloads of people came in lish against the methods of tbe census lielongs the honor of lieing the first to to
Rol<ert
«'.
Iiivigati«
<-t.
al
-anieto-
aine.il
Medford,
on
Tuesday,
Wednesday
and
Elizabeth
8cott
et.
al
same
to
»ante.
II.
from Massillon and towns along the office were published by the National enlist in the great war that made free Thursday next, October 2K, 29, and 30:
Margaret Dwigans to W. p. Benn, same to
line of the Loraine and Wheeling Democrat of this city this morning. men of the slaves. Mr. Klippel is a
same. *:: .13' :v
TUESDAY.
Railroad. There were a dozen bands Tbe article questions just why Mr. brother of Adam Klip|a>l, of Portland,
Elizabeth Scott to W. P Benn, geardian’»
MORNING —10 O’CLOCK.
deed . »130.
and drum corps present, which to­ Porter left for Europe at tbe time he ami also of Henry Klippal, of Jack­
Prayer aud praise meeting, led by Rev
gether with marching clulie, paraded did, and believes it was not wholly fwr sonville.
R. Booth, Jacksonville.
Tlie World Enriched.
the streets. Ha In tee were fired by his health. It continues:
Normal work—Rev. A. H. Dobbs, D. D.. N.
Y. City.
caunon, the speakers were applauded,
T he facilities of the present day fol
He bait not sbakeu tbe dust of
HARRIS & MURPHY BROS
is more catarrh in thia section
AFTERNOON—2 O’CLOCK.
the production of everything that
and cheer after cheer was given for Mc­ Washington from bis feet until Secre­ of There
the country th in all other dmeaae»
o, h rs lot buibliu?ofevcrv kind prompt*
Report* from Sunday Schools.
i will conduce to the material welfare and
Kinley. The weather was fine and tary Noble began a hurried but earn­ put together, and nntil the lent few
I
1. lili. I.
Normal work—Rev. A. S. Dobbs, D. D.
comfort of ninnkind are almost unlimit
the meeting was a great success.
Question
Box
—
Rev.
Robt.
Ennis,
Jackson
­
year»
was
supposed
to
t>e
incurable.
For
Abili a nd Crodon.
est investigation of tbe census office.
ed and when Syrup of Figs was first pro
.M assillon (O.), October 19.—Speak­ The full result of the investigation has I a great many years doctors pronounced ville.
duecd the world was enriched with th.
EVENING—7 o’< L0< K.
er Reed, addressed here last night two not as yet beeu made known, but the it a local disease, and prescribed local
Service, led by Dr. Kahler, Phoenix . only perfect laxstive ku >wn, as it is the
of the largest politcal gatherings ever secretary has already satisfied himself remedies, and by constantly failing to Song
lecture—‘A Thousand Miles ou a< amel’s only remedy which is truly pleasing and
JAMES N0HRIS,
cure
with
local
treatment,
pronounced
seeu in this district. Thirty-two car­ that hundreds of positions in the cen­
refreshing to the taste and prompt i nd
Baek”—Dr A. S. Dobbs.
it
incurable.
Science
has
proven
catarrh
effectual
to
cleanse
the
system
gently
in
load* came over from Medina, where a sus office nuder Superintendent Porter to be a constitutional disease, and there
WEDNESDAY.
the Spring time or. in fact, at any time
mas* meeting was held in the after­ have l>een farmed out. One woman tore requires constitutional treatment.
I
MORNING—9 O’CLOCK.
and the better it is known the more pop
noon. There were big delegations secured over twenty places which she Hall's catarrh cure, niarutactnred by F.
Devotional meeting, led by J. L. Downing, u I ar it becomes.
preaeeut from
other surrounding has farmed out to women who pay her J. Cheeney A Co., Toledo. Ohio, is the Ashland.
towns. John Jarratt, Consul to Man­ a large share of their salaries. A only constitutional cure on the market. i ! Paper -“How to Secure Attendance of Pur
Shop thoroughly rvnovahd and rvfittvd
chester. Engiaud, also addressed both wholesale liquor dealer was given a It is taken internally in doses from ten cuts at Sunday School ’—G. W Howard,
U > Irti
meetings. General Alger spoke at the $2,41)0 place liecause be furnished drops to a teaspoonful. It nets directly Medford.
Discussion.
upon
the
blood
and
mucous
surfaces
of
opera-house.
Normal work—Rev. A. 8. Dobbs, D. D
bondsmen for tbe disbursing clerk the system. They offer 8100 for any case
A
AFTERNOON.
(himself
being
one)
aud
presenting
it fails to cure. Seud for circulars and
4
Huntingbin and Stanford.
Discussion
—
“
The
Pastor's
Place
fn
tllf
testimonials.
Address,
many cases of "goods" to Superintend­
J
Sunday
School
”
—
Rev.
F
K.
Vassvl
and
Rev.
F.
.1.
CHENEY
A
CO
.
Toleco,
O.
C. P. Huntington, President of the ent Porter. That hundreds of clerical
F. <». Strange, Ashland.
J^fSold
ov
druggists,
7.»t.
S. P. R. R. arrived in Han Francisco machines were contracted for by Porter
Normal Work—Dr. lHibbs.
I
Question Box—Rev. E E. Russ, Medford.
last Saturday, and was interviewed by at $6 per day for the use of each ma­
KVENINU.
a Chnmiele reporter concerning the chine. This contract was with a rela­
Oregon Census Figures .
LARGEST STOCK IN THE
Song service, led by I’rof. Shepherd, Ash
differences between himself and Stan­ tive iff Porter’s. Numliers of these
Washington, Oct. 2:1. The census land.
ford. He said his visit to California machines were found to be us«>lt*es. and
Lecture— “From Hebron to Jerusalem”—
NORTHWEST !
was purely on business.
are stored away in the ninth story of bureau to-day completed the tabula­ Dr. A. S. Dobbs.
tion
of
returns
for
the
first
district
of
"May I ask you to express your atti- the Ninth-street building. Not one of
THURSDAY.
tnde toward Seuntor Blanford politic­ these machines fulfilled the conditions Oregon. This completes the work ou
MORNING—-9 O’CLOCK.
ally ?”
of tbe contract. They were to tabulate the population of that state. The |M»p-
Devotional service, led by Rev. George S.
“Well, tbe people of California know the enumerations, giving box , color, illation, as the bureau claims it, is Walton,
a Lowell, Manx., agree hi «ny’ng that they
Medford.
bow I stand. I have kept ont of poli­ nativity, etc. With tbe exception of 312,440. In 1880 it was 174,768, show­ i Paper—“The Girls in ami Out of the S. S.”— • 11 more of H« < m 1 s rnr*r.prri 'a than of ull
tics, as I said I would do when I was adding, they were a total failure, and ing a gain during the ceusus period of Mrs. C. G. Finney.
Paper—“The Boys in ami out of the S. S ’’— ».her b’nr.<] purifier* For ln«tnnrer
here last, though some things that 1 the entire work must be done over. 137,768, or 78.8 per cent. The popula­ Mrs
F. C. G oodale : I tell more of Hood's Sarau
E. M Denison
tion
of
counties
announced
to-day
is:
said have been misconstrued. I do The secretary has discovered that be­
Normal work—Dr A. 8. Dobbs.
parilla than all other blood purifiers.
Counties.
uot care who tbe people of California cause of a very favorable lease, to the
AFTERNOON.
A. W. Dows
Co.: Hood’i takes tbe lead
Benton.
2,296
send to the Semite if they ure satisfied owner of a certain building, the own­ Clackamas
Normal work -Dr. Dobbs.
.
5,9:1-2
of ull other sarsaparilla*.
Having large property interests here, I er’s carriage calls morning and evening
Question Box—Rev. C. A. Lewis, Ashlam 91. |
2,7:»
C. F. B lanch ard : We sell more of Hood’«
Business.
3.119
would like to see the liest man elected.” for Chief Clerk Childs. Tbe wife of ! Columbia
Svini for catalogue ami price list to
Sarsaparilla than of any similar.
EVF.SISO.
4,002
oos.
“No,” be went on slowly, “the Gov- i the driver of said carriage is on the < Curry
440
M arston
S haw With 11« tbe sale of
Song Mirviee, led by Prof. Shepherd, Ash-'
ernor and I do not agree on many pay roll at $.’><• per month in charge of Douglas
‘2.190 l«n<l.
Hood’s is 9 to 1 of any other kind.
:<.-2f*
things. In business matters I talk the charwoman, but as she is unable Jackson
Lecture—“Around the Dea<l Sea"—Dr. A. '
F. <k E. B ailey A Co.: Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Josephine
■2.:w
S.
l>obb«.
with Stanford tbe same as ever, and be to read or write, a poor white woman Lane
5.6K2
Ii one of the best medicines.
Entertainment
will
l>e
provided
by
the
i
is a geutleman, I guess. We have not keeps the recortl for her. The white Linn
3,4113
C arlton A II ovf . y : Hood'« Sarsaparilla is
1,135 people of Medfoid for those atten<ling the .
agree« I for several years about some woman gets but $25 a month. The Polk.
one of the l>est medicines we have- Its sale
Tilamuok
1.91* Convention.
A. It. CAIMOS.
I.. W. CAMON.
matters, but I have been pretty busy, secretary has learned that so many Washington
Ki-ilm
e'l
late«,
if
possible,
will
I
k
1
secured
4,792
increases every year.
and I have generally pretty nearly had I empty bottles that bad contained Yamhill.
2.rtf H on the R. R.
Bring Bible*. Gonpel Hymn?, Sole B<a»k? •F. P. M oody : We sell twice as r ich of
rK».4 »I
my own way. About a year ago some liquor were thrown out of the back Multnomah
and Pencil».
Ibmd's Sarsaparilla as of anything similar.
Marion.
7.M7M
of the directors tried to get us to bury windows of tbe Ninth-street building
< onie pn parol to »tay during the entire
C. A. S wan : Hood's |g the most popular
convention
E»po
¡ally
do
not
fail
to
hear
i
the hatchet I told them that I bail into tbe narrow alley, that it was pos­
239. ¥>9
Total
104,191 Dr. Dobl>« in hi» Normal Work and lectures. sarsaparilla of the day.
no hatchet to bury, but that there itively dangerous to employes below,
This is an increase of 76.01 per cent, The lhH’toi brings excellent testimonial» ' T hirty O ther druggists «peat similarly.
were Mime things that I could not for­ and that they tiled a protest, sin« for this district. The bureau an­ from California and el-ewhere as to hi» abil
This popularity at home, where Hood’s
give, and they were wrongs done to which time the empty bottl<* have nounces the population and gain of ity as leader and lecturer. Hi» lectures will J4arsaparllla and Its propriety ’• have been
i»' illustrated with a large number of curi
Six miles Son’h of Grant's Pass, Jose­
friends of mine. 1 ujuries to myself I beeu packed in boxes,covered with pa­ cities as follows:
I o»ities gathered in hi» travel», and with I known for many years, could not continue It
phine oonntv. Oregon.
might forgive.
per and carried out at night. Tbe sec­
Increaxe- costume« of tlie native«of different < "Uintriss the medicine did not poue«« merit. And
“No, there is no particular under­ retary has learued many other things Aporia
4,'JKS visited, it will be a treat seldom ottered to these facts should certainly convince people
Tho complete glory <»f Stanley'« recent thrilling
4,961 our js-ople.
standing between us now politically. I that he may uot deem it policy to tell, I Albina
Prof. C. F. Shepherd, of Ashland, a thor In other sections of the country that Hood'« a-lventures and the disclot ire <>f his important
2,1441 oughly
He and bis friends have always kuown but there will lie an investigation when Eugene
competent
musician,
will
hate
discoveries
will appear for the tirst time in the
Sarsaparilla Is a good, reliable medicine.
29 717
Portland .......
work written by himself, entitled “In Darkest
that I would not follow him to do him congress meets in Decemlier, and then East Port lami.
7.517 charge of the music.
Gm».
L.
Wann,
President.
Africa
’
’
D
» n >t be deceived by any of the so-
5.62H
injury.”
the people will learn of the disgrace­ Salem....
called ‘‘Rtanley books” n w being offered as “gen­
uine
”
aud
*
au:h»
’* To no one of th«*se has
As the conversation own tin ned Mr. ful methods that prevail in tbe ceusns
The following are tbe figures for the
<>M bv .;riiKRi*tp. XI; stx for ?■. I’rej mhh I btanley contiibut« ntic
d a lin«-
Idaho Repnbican Majorities.
Huntington was asked:
iuiv bv ■
I It-><»lt <t CO., A!«>:hc<'»riei,
second district, as furnished by Su­
office.
Thrrci a no question about this statement being
I
The total vote cast at the recent I .well, M,
“What difference is there l>etween
©orre- t i n every particular W e guarantee it, and
perintendent Strange, which are re­
will give particulars on application.
---------Consisting of--------
the relation of the Southern Pacific
I OO Doses One Dollar
printed for purposes of comparison. election tn Idaho amounts to lM.OtMI.
Pamphlets Completed.
PAIITinM 1° or,br not t4> 1-e mialed, see
The majorities received by the republi­
Company to the politic* of the state
vnUllVlv tb.at the l>ook bears the irn.
Corrected
fignres
ami
increase
have
Tbe “Resources of Southern O re-
APPLE, PEAR. PEACH,
can candidates are ns follows: Nlionp,
p int of
now and in the past?"
gon," composed of 154 pages in pam­ not been received from the ct1 n h iw governor. 2372; Willey, lieutenant I
PLUM. PRUNE, CHERRY,
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
“The compauy is not run so close to phlet form, has been completed by bureau yet:
that the canvassing agent carries a certificate APRICOT. NECTARINE,
CHOICE LOT OF of And agency
the interests of anybody or any party. ! State Printer Baker, anti yesterday Umatilla
. 3.310 governor, 223Ó; Pinckbatn, secretary A
.1'2.900 Crook.
from uh
ALMOND. WALNUT, ami
2.77S of state, 2'146; Moody, auditor, 1578;
11,900 Malheur
My object is to keep the company out the whole number was tailed and Union.
9.200 Lake
2,490 Coffin, treasurer, 1785; Roberts, attor-1
AM O..
of politic* a* a compauy. Of course sbipiied to their destination— Robert W
C..HOO Klamath..
Baker
2,422 ney general, 1457; Willis Sweet, for
there are meu in the company's em­ A. Miller, the secretary of the South­ (»rant
l.'.HM)
1.7M1 Sherman..
2171.
I. »«0 congress, hns a majority of
4.i«» Harnee
ploy who are talking ami workiug for ern Oregon State Board of Agricul­ Morrow
.
132 POST STREET,
Grape Viue, Currants, Gooseberries,
Wallowa..
3.640
Upon joint ballot the legislature will' Fur sale—About 403 aerps of extra quality
Stanford, but the company is not giv­ ture, of Jacksonville. The work is Gilliam
SAN FRAN'ISCO.
Blackiierries. Raspl>erries,
71.500
3,6» Total
«»(
agricultural
Inn
I,
being
a
Dart
<»f
the
stand 45 republicans and tune demo­
ing free transportation to political gotten up by tbe board aud ia a col­
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
8trawberries, Figs,
Hiram Cuivrr D<-m«Huii Land i lairn; “itua
Figures
gix-en
for
the
second
district
crats.
workers; it* money is not being need lection of reliable, statistical and des­
ted about 5 miles fr »m Ashland, -Q oi a
Etc., Etc.
to further political scheme*, and its of­ criptive data relative to tbe agricult- are iu most iDStancee in round nnni-
mile south <>f Fnoenix. Jackson county,
Our trees are grown without irrigation
KatLsfuctory Results.
on u- n The Oregon a rallf ruin railroad
fices are not being used to bold political ' oral and other iDduttnal interests of bers, ami tbe figures dropped when
on Red hill lend, and all of knowu va­
au«l the Ori-gtAi A < alifornia stage r< a l
added will make np tbe apparent dif­
caucuses in.”
Dissolution of Copartnership
About forty years ago my attention parsing through said land. This tract of
rieties tliat Micceed in Southern Oregon.
Oregon, calculated to beuefit those in­ ference in the total i>opnlatioti of the
was called to Dr. Hiller's cough cure, laml is all A No. 1 deep lda»'k h»am, bottom
Those contemplating tree planting
dustries and to enoonrnge immigration, Htate.
land
being
one
<»f
tne
firat
claim«
settled
since which tuue 1 have used it with
Notice is hereby alien ths’ the copartner will do well to visit onr orchard and nnr
If you want a Hue suit of clothes at i It is mostly devoted to the countie*
old and young with the most satisfac­ upon in Rogue River valley. All well «hip
heretofore exl'tliig between the under sery, or write ns for price list.
with living water This laml will
a reasonable price call on Zoelluer, the of Lake, Klinnath, .TacksoD, Jose­
Ht-asoDeil stove wmal for sale by G. tory remiti In fact I keep it nlwnvs supplied
j’ostoflic«—Morphy, Josephine comity
be sold in quantuies to suit purchasers. aliened and John Mee. tinder the firm name
tailor, who has received his new stock phine, Douglas, Coos and Curry.— F. Billings.
* . on hand. R J Trumbull, of Inanimii For further’infnrinatiou inquire of E. J of Klee A <'o. hsstieen thi« day dissolved Oregon. K. II. station. Grant’s Pass
[Salem Statesman, Oct. 10.
Jt Beel*e. Seedsmen and Nurserymen, Farlow, Ashland, Oregon or k. D. Foudray, by mutual consent, the undersigned retir­
of goods.
*
A. H. CARSON & SON.
The Red House people are tbe poor Han Francisco, Cal. For sale by 1'. K. Phoenix, Oregon.
ing fromthe business.
A M ilsa P
Ashland, Or., Oct. 13,IS'».
Sty hah Hats at Blount's thia week. > Legal Blank* at thia office.
Ashland. Ore., Oct. 3, l»90.
man's friends.
* ' Bolton.
FULLERS
PENCILS,
SLATES,
PAPE “9 INK,
JÍ1
y
TH
U
T. K. Bolton, Agent, Ashland, Oregon.
RED HOUSE
BARGAINS MADE
AT COST!
HEADQUARTERS
Dry - Granulated - Sugar
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
E. K. Brightman, Prop.,
f-
Proprietor
GEORGE ENGIE.
7
Ashland, Or., June 20, 1890.
AT COST!
H. JUDGE,
J. W. Hockersmith.
Saddle and Harness
ASHLAND, OREGON.
iid:o>at Market
M 3
DOTS
SHOES
CLOTHING.
WOODBURN
Hardware,
The Druggists
G. C. EDDINGS
VINES & SHRUBBERY
HENRY M. STANLEY
Is now complete. Can rig you with
IN DARKEST AFRICA
A.H. CARSONS SON, Prop’s.
•Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A. L. BANCROFT & CO. Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Yours Tutilv,
t
O. H. BLOUNT
\ siila ml, (.)r< ‘ lt < > i i