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The official vote of the Oregon
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A N e w s p a p e r— N o t a n O rg a n .
News Printing Company,
publishers .
F. K. CHFKCHILL,
Editor and Manager.
S u b s c r ip tio n H u le s .
INVABIABLY IM ABVAMCa
One Year,
Six M onths,
for supreme judge, had 10,637 p lu ­
rality; Bailey, for foodcommiaaion-
er, 11,133 p lu ra lity ; Thomas II.
Tongue, for congressman in the 1st
district, 3,019 plurality, and Moody
' for congressman in the 2d district,
9,397 plurality.
It is to he said for Charley Towne
♦ 1 00 i th a t he proposed to get th at Demo- ,
50 ! cratic nom ination if he could. But j
it looks as if a man who was a lie
publican up to 1896, a Bryan Re­
publican up to May, 1900, and u
Populist up to Ju ly 4 of the same!
year, is not a good enough Demo­
c ra t even for the Democratic party.
Towne’s philanthropic act in m ak­
ing a gift of himself to the Demo­
c ra tic p a rty —for value received—
is apparently not appreciated.
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E. K. CHURCHILL Editor
The tail w ags the dog in the Dem­
ocratic party.
Here are Hawaii,
Oklahoma, Indian T erritory, A ri-1
Estimates Furnished Free on Application
1 The G o ld HUI Ne ies zona and New Mexico being thrown
i is th e o n ly p a p e r in th e j into the balances against Illinois,
t c o u n ty , p u b lis h e d o n - f In d ian a, Ohio, New York and
Pennsylvania, and determ ining the!
i d e r i t s m en ro o f.
course of the convention on the, ________________________________
silver question. Not one of t h e s e
C o n v e n tio n s all a r e p a s t a n d g o n e,
territories has a vote; not one would
W ith a ll t h e ir h o p e s a n d fea rs,
be a factor if it had.
But so it is
A nd m a n y th o u s a n d c a n d id a te s
M u s t w a it for fo u r m o re y e a rs .
with Bryan. He is strong where it
Carries the best selected Mtoek of
does him little good to be strong;
Dry Goods, Notions, Tin and Gran­
The 16-to-l plank is pu t in the weak where it is fatal for him to be
platform on edge.
ite Wart1. China and (¡lass War«*,
weak.
Saturday, July 7, 1900.
G. A. GUKNEA
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P iilh u a n m u l T o n ris t c a r s m i Is .th
tr a in s . C h a ir c a r s S a c r a m e n to to O g­
d en a n d Ei P aso , m id to u r is t c u rs to
Toys anil.Musical Iiisli-iliiii‘uls..surli lKb" ^ t,^-
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W hat a pension list China will
Th<j folk>wing appeared in T hurs-
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this war!
of the O rdinary.”
A m eric a.
oilier stores.
A proposition is reported on foot
Mr. Bryan doesn’t care what the
» .( '. P u rk e y p ile , a g e n t a t G o ld
to devide Jackson County on the
(liilddrs Block, MEDFORD, DKE H ill See s ta ( tio
Kansas City convention says or
n <>r a d d r e s s
east and west line between town-
C. H . M AKKU A w, ( •. F . A P . A
does about bim etalisin, just so it
nd he sb *Ps 36 and 37 anti make Gold
I’oiur.AMi, o r ig o n .
declares for free silver,
■ H ill the county seat of the new
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doesn’t ca.e what ratio is adopted
county. Woodville and the Evans
H e lp o n e a lo n g in life. It is n ot w h u t y o u p ay for c lo th e s
as long as it’s 16 to 1.
Nolic«- f o r P u b lic a ! ¡011.
so m u c h us w h a t v o n g e t for y o u r m o n e y .
T o show o u r
1 creek district, Sam 's Valley, Butte
g o o d s is a p le a s u re , a n d it is a l e a l p le a s u re to show o u r
1'. H, L am i O lllce
We are afraid onr Democratic .Creek and the upper Rogue River
New S u its . M ay we : W i n on V oi ?
Ito so h iirg , O re ., .lim e 6, P.100
brethren are hard to please. Here country would he the principal lo
N o tice is h e re b y g iv e n th a t th e fol»
ow in g -n m u e d s e ttle r lia s liled n o tic e of
is the Chicago Chronicle, declaim -j caUties in the new county,
is a n u is a n c e th e s e d a y s —a n d a S to c k (5 .lia r M eans |, in te n tio n Io m a k e lin a i p ro o f in siip-
M isery to th e w e a re r.
ing against m ilitarism ,” hut up-
1«.it of h is e l a i t n , a n d t h a t sa id pro o f
The loss of the Oregon,
N O W , G E N T L E M E N , y o u m u st co m e to it- a N egligee w ill he m a d e Iw fore ( in s N e w b u ry , c o u n ­
braiding the adm inistration be­
should come to th at, will he
S h ir t b rin g s c o m fo rt, e a se a n d q u ic k ly d is s ip a te s th a t ir r i­ ty clerk of J a c k s o n c o u n ty , a t J a c k s o n ­
cause of its alleged lack of vigor in
ta b le fee lin g , la -t u s rig y o u o u t. I t d o e s n ’t ta k e m u ch v ille , on J u ly 28, 11*00, v iz :
than the cost of a battle-ship.
AARON! H EC K
m o n e y th e w ay w e a r e se llin g .
sending m ilitary forces to China.
only can she he illy spared from
on h is II. E. No. 81*27, for tlie N
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The value of every cow on the our fighting force, but with her rec
lie H aines th e lu ll..w in g w itn e s s e s t o
farm on the first day of this year ford behind her, her name is a syn-
p ro v e h is c o n tin u o u s r. s id e n c e u |s m a n d
c u ltiv a tio n of sa id la n d , v iz :
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of W im e r, O re g o n , a n d D a n ie l M a g e rle ,
of Jan u a ry , 1894, under democratic sel, even though it m ight outclass
of W o o d v ille, O reg o n .
adm inistration, each cow was worth her in the Navy, would not possess.
J . T . BKIIMiKM, R e g is te r ,
IS IT R U H T
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only $21.77. Farm ers appreciate News th a t she had been safely float­ frolicsome days before us!
Fur ¡111 Kdiior to Recoiiimciid Patent ilcdi-
the increase of $10 in the value of ed and towed to Port A rthur would old Teddy of the khaki and the top
irinex?
MAI HER III SORTS.
a feeling of delight among boots and the w ide-hrinim ed hat,
each of their cows, and will vote to produce
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From Sylvan Y’alley News, Brev-
“ To the m ountains our people in
m aintain the Republican A dm inis­ our citizens only second to th at and a i| t |,a l ; W hat a carnival of ard> 5; q
increasing numls-rs yearly look for
caused by the story of her achieve- nicknam es and noise his candidacy
muy |,B a question whether the
tration in power.
m eet in doubling the Horn in 1898, implies, and what high old times editor of a newsdaper has the right those days of relaxation and recre­
“ If we are going to give the F il­ and of her p art in the victory at are in store for the boys a t the com-i to publicly recommend any of till­ ation necessary to m aintain the
proprietary
medicines hum an m achine in fair working
ing of the dashing rough rider!— ! various
ipinos their independence,” says S a n tia g o —Oregonian.
which Hood the m arket, yet ¡is ¡1 condition. The languorous sloth
Brvan in a recent letter, “ we ought
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Detroit Free Press.
preventive of suffering we feel it ¡1 of the seashore proves very seduc­
to say so at once, and thus avoid
W eh av e sent to China both a ,
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duty to say ¡1 good word for Cham
further blood-shed.” It is suggest- m ilitary force and a naval force.
The tent for the sideshow cover­ herlaiii’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­ tive while it lasts, hut may have
ed th a t Mr. Bryan should explain The sole object is to rescue citizens ¡,,g the converted Gold Democrats rhoea Remedy.
We have known decided th a t the annual outing
it fie would give independence to °f our own country in peril there. | at Kansas City will not require a and used this medicine in our f a l l i ­ should provide not only radical
ily for twenty years and li a ve change of air and surroundings.
each of the sixty tribes, or author- I here are about 2500 Americans in , g,-eat deal of canvas.
always found it reliable. In m any l»ut also such stim ulation of Hag-
ize one tribe, in the name of inde- China, of whom 1000 are mission- :
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! c a s e s ¡i d o s e o f t h i s remedy would
a •
„1 W" I1I ' fiinK energies as will provide brawn
pendence, to tyrannize over all the ar«es ot various denom inations,
In another column J. J. Houck save , hours of f sutteaiim
with a phy
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others.
Protestant and Catholic—though m anager of the water works has a sician is awaited. We .lo not he iU“ 1 v,«ur for lhe return to labor-
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the former predominate.
Nearly ' notice calling the attention of wa- lieve in depending im plicitly on l'nr l ^*s they urge the m ountain
Bryan is a platform in himself, all other civilized nations have ter consumers to the fact th a t the any medicine for acu re, but we do climb and ramble, the balsam of
because Bryan is Bryani-m. It is their “colonies” in China, and all water rent is past due and unless believe th at if a hottie of Chamber- the mountain pines, and the clear,
Iain’s Diarrhoea Remedy were kept unadulterated m ountain a ir.”
not possible to dissociate him from ¡ire in equal peril with our own. same is settled before next Monday on hand and adm inistered ¡it the
“ lu this direction the Shasta
the quack doctrines he has been The nations ¡ire in co-operation for evening their water will he turned inception of ¡in attack much suffer­ Route now affords a wealth of a t­
espousing from one end of the coun- rescue of their people, including | off. The town ordinance governing ing m ight he avoided and in very tractions. The entire line of road
try to the other in the last four their several embassies; and the | the use of water provides th a t if many eases the presence of a phy­ from Ashland to Redding is studded
At with charm ing and accessible h o ­
vears. Bryan on ¡1 mild platform United States, too, must act.
Yet ¡any person fails or refuses to pay sician would not he require I.
least this has hem our experience tels ami camps, where ¡ire cheer and
would not he a convincing figure, no doubt this will he denounced as their water rent when due th a t the during the past tw enty years. For comfort and healing at reasonable
1 le would gain little where
lie is a new effort of an aggressive “ im agent m ust turn off the water and sale by E. .1. E astm an, Gold Hill, cost., ¡111(1 where you can h unt, fish,
distrusted because he is B rvan;
h e perialism .”- -Oregonian.
before the consumer can again rent or Ben Haym ond. Rock Point.
ride, loaf, or play with equal facil­
would lose where he is trusted la -
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water he m ust piiy un all hack rent
ity ”
“ Or if you look for healing wa­
1 he Republican national conven- an d an extra 75 cents to have the
c< mse he would thus not he Bryan.
ters, none better can he found, hot
tion presents a ticket th a t suits the water turned on again. The am ounts
or cold, than the springs of Ash­
Governor Roosevelt, in his letter times and the party. It is a wed- ¡ire small and should he paid thus
land, Colestin, Anderson, B artlett.
of thanks to ex-ConfederateGeneral ding of war heroes—McKinley of saving yourself the extra expense
Byron and Paso Robles.”
For Infants and Children.
Thomas L. Rosser, of Virginia, for the war room of the W hite House, of having the water turned off and
“ Before visiting Europe, the peo-
The Kind You Have Always Bought , pie of the Northwest should see ihe
his promise of political support says: and Roosevelt of the rough horse on again.
glories of Yosemite Valley, and the
“ I am half Southerner myself, in Cuba. Here you have action,
B e a r s th e
wondrous groves of M ariposa and
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M y mother was a Geor}. i;in, and of and acquisition personified — fit
The Apprtilf of a Goat
Calaveras;
the Parisians ¡ire likely
my two uncles one was an Admiral combination for a period of expan­
Is envied by all whose Stomgch.
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j to make inquiries concerning these
in the Confederate service, and the sion and prosperity. * * * When and Liver are out of order.
But
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oilier was a midshipm an who fired it was settled th a t it was to he such should know th at Dr. K ing’s
To h ie a Cold it. D,.e hay •’
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General
Agent,,
Portland,
the last gun from the A labam a he- Roosevelt, after all, what did the N e w Life Pills, give ¡1 splendid ap­
petite, sound digestion and a regu T a k e L a x a tiv e B ro m o Q u in in e T a b le ts , fo r n e w b o o k l e t s o n C a s t l e C r a g ,
foie she went down. Probably over hand ho hut play “ There’ll Be ¡1 lar bodily habit th at insure« perfect
All d r u g g is ts re fu n d t h e m o n e y if it, fails i S h a s t a S p r i n g s , M c C lo u d I! i v e i .
hiili my regiment was composed of Hot Time in the Old Town To- health and great energy. Only 26c to c u re . E . W . G ro v e ’s s ig n a tu r e is o n i Yosemite, a n d e x c u r s i o n r a t e s
?.lic sons of Con federates-''
1 night!” W hat a prophecy of the ¡it E. J. E astm au ’ti Urug Store.
e a c h I s jx . 25e.
tog 1 thereto.”
GOOD CLOTHES......
A “BILED S H IR T ”
W. H. M EEK ER & Co.,
CASTOR IA
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