PRESSED BRICKS.
Fr*«n band niS'ie »-andie*
Fountain
VALLEY
VALLEY RECORD
The be*l cigar- al the cod* Fountain.
si the tforta
*
In Kentucky pruhihiuon i« known a* s
hydrant-beaded mon «ter
Good team, wagon and harne*« ior sale
-bewp by Martin A Hama.
s.
VOL. II.
ASHLAND,
JACKSON
COUNTY,
OREGON,
K. I. X.UKEk
JACOBS & KAISER,
Pabliahcra and Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Handeoma *tauor.ery in the iateai utyle*
for ec-iet} n«e at burrkhalter * Hasty’».
Tartiaa having a<-<-oont* aga.nat P. H.
i
Donoghne for fru.1 will plea«« present
them
A. jACeSb.
RECORD,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1889.
NO. 28.
One year........
.$2 M)
Six months...
.. 1 ro
Three mentis
7S
MOHALITY OR PROPRIETY.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
: THE COLONIES AND THE CREEDS
MORMON BARBARITIES.
JJK. J. 11. HALI«.
When the Beecher trial was in pro­
of Daniel Dougherty at
Wait lor tne at Campbell’s gate sweet l The oration
e
Tlie first
uioi Diiug£4C
struggle ivi
for eupit
supremacy
111*1'. * 111
in 0411
Sait
gress, an eminent New England jurist Bill Mahone.—Foraker.
jthe opening os the great Catholic con- Lake city between the Mormon and Gen-
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
F M. Mingu* baa purchased T. A. Kar­
said that the women witnesses on l>oth
. press in Baltimore ¡ b subject to misjudg- tile element will come off at the muni-
ri* interest in the agrkuitural implement
(N ixe Y xab * ix HosriTAi P ractii e .)
sides did not appear to know the differ-, One by one the “daisies” fall. What ’ ment as reported by wire. As reported
hou*« at Medford.
'
cipal
election
Feb.
10th.
A
Salt
Lake
ence between vitrue and a mere sense of I a cluster of them, rare, beautiful and . it reads like a criticism of the United
—DEALERS IN—
Office on Main Street.
Eugene elates to have erected 150 new fashionable propriety.
That ia, they j sweet, fell this year. Tanner, Foraker, . States and their imjieachment of official dispatch says: Itast Friday a Mormon
A shland - -- - ____ O kegox .
buildings at an expenditure of $2fX>,000 thi*
named
John
Moore
made
application
for
seemed think that an intrigue w ith a j Mahone. When shall these three meet j foierance of Catholicism.
It is not
year. Pretty good for an interior town
man of genius, pretending by virtue of I again?
I
“
'
| fair to let run unchallenged the assertion admission to citizenship He swore that
Mra. Leland Stanford testified to ber ap­ pulpit eloqunce to be an oracle of the j
(ROBERT A. MILLER.
' that the spirit of colonial persecution he was a Mormon and had been through
proval of the project of purchasing and re-
God he insulted by his impurity, was
■
The San Francisco Argonaut asserts j was projected beyond colonial times, or the Endowment house. Objection was
•U ring butter'» fort by eubwrihing |0(Xi tor :
i
a
venial
offence
compared
with
sinning
that
the negro is not fit for citizenship ! the inferrence that while it lasted it was made to his admission oil the ground
; ATTORNHY-AND-COUNSBLOR-AT-
that purpose.
with mediocrity in shape of your next- and demands his disfranchisement. The ■ in any sense of American origin, derived that parties going through that house
LA.W,
Hon. A. C. Jone*, receiver of the I'. 8. > door neighbor. Thia criticism is recalled
American party is hereafter to be a white : from our soil and expressive of the ge- were compelled to take an oath which
land office at Koseburg. will rstnuve to Ba­ by reading in the Oregonian the remark
JaexsexmxE
-
-
Axteex.
I nius of our people Nor is it fair to per- was incompatible with their becoming
man's party.
ker City a» soon a* hia •U'-reseor ia appoint-!
of a laby concerning saloon drinking.,
; mit the inferrence that Catholics alone good, law-abiding citizens of the United
Will practice ia all Ike eeurts st the
ed and qualified
Stute, óffiee with W. H. Parker, epp*.-Re
We quote:
Harvey Scott rises to explain that For­ were the victims of that evil tendency States. The court granted a continuance
I Court House.
Mr. Durbin of Salem, ia 96 years old. and
"In iny opinion it ia bad enougn to aker was of the Tanner stripe and talked i to persecute for opinion’s sake which was until this morning, when the case was
hl* rood wife is 96. They settled in Oregon drink in a saloon under any circumstan-, too much,
Harvey always was a cheer­ the most appalling blemish on the strong again taken up. The witnesses were
ZFŒÔOJSTT STREET-
i
C. CALDWELL
in 1*14. The old gentleman i* artivs for ’
ces, but when a man sneaks in through ful man at a funeral, aa democrats who chaaacter of the Puritans. The peace of principally apostates.
one of *o great an age.
the back door, I am inclined to think a iiave read his obituarv notices can truly the republic is not promoted by telling
John Bond told that lie went through
mechanical and « ferative
The appraiser* of the estate of Davtd fi. little less of him and a little more of the testify.
over again the story of religious conten- i the endowment house in January, 1868,
DENTIST.
Terry have filed their report which place» man who walks boldly through the
tion, to excite a feeling of resentment, ’ jnd took the obligation to obey the
Nitrous Ctside Gai- administered tv»r the
the value of the estate at $132.466 12. This
The
Boulangist
element
in
French
pol
­
painless extraction of teeth.
front dsor.”
of conquest and of ill-fellowship in the 1 >rivatbood in everything temporal, spir­ Larger Steck
is out*ide > f Incumbrance* of any kind.
Larger Store
Office over the Bank.
Let us get down to moral bedrock. itics seems only capable of creating a breasts of any who worship God now,,' itual, political, social and financial. Wit­
The Raker City counri!raen have voted Why is it bad to drink in a saloon in any small ripple of expectant excitement, but unhindered, under the protection of our
J B. NEWMAN, M. ».,
themselves a »alary of sixty dollar* each circumstance? Why is it anv worse to nowhere near any demonstration that tolerant constitution. Ii every land on ; ness testified that the penalty for the vio­
lation of the oatli and diiulgiug the
for the year. The mayor gets the »ame. If drink in a saloon, if yon do not drink in- threatens the government, or even the
earth were as generous in protecting the ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
oaths -was death by cutting the throat
an Asfiland council would do it there would
temperately, than to drink at home, be­ return of the doughty general to Paris.
rights of conscience as ours; If the same 1 (
AsBI.ANr.
....................................... O uoon .
be a great big kirk on hand.
from ear to ear and cutting out the heart
hind your own door or the blinds of vour
tolerance were in all nations extended to;
ASHLAND,
[Late a Surgeon in U. S. Army.]
OREGON.
The
Chicago
anarchist*
in
their
deco
­
and
tongue,
and
disembowelrnent.
In
A fishing boat containing two men, P. neighbor?
The tv-c is intemperance,
diversities of religious belief it would be I'
Office on Oak street, enim.-ite The »reean
Peteraon and J. Jagny, eaptized on the bar , wheter you drink at home or abroad; ration services thia year on the anniver­ well tor emancipated man. The toler-; the Endowment house he solemnly swore
[I Sf;
Carries one of the Largest Stocks in Southern Oregon of Select Hotel.
at Coo* bay on Friday, and both were
and if to drink at all is a vice, then it is sary of the execution of the Haymarket ance was not a virtue of the co onies was 11 in the presence of Almighty God that he
drowned. The host and gear were picked
quite as vicious at home as abroad. And murderers, were very much subdued. due to the fact that they were jieopled by ; would avenge the blood of .Joseph Smith,
J T. BOWDITCH.
up by tbs life-saving service on the edge of
first president and prophet of the
1
here is just where this pinchbeck society They are beginning to learn that bomb refugees from every form of relig ous j the
the south spit.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
virtQe, this propriety purity <o;nes in. throwing is not the way to reform abuses. perse* ution in Europe. The religious i Mormon church, on the American nation,
Eva Ingersol, daughter of Co). Robert It is not good form to drink in a saloon,
A»« lant ,.......................................OlECOK.
and
that
he
would
teach
the
same
to
his
feuds which have lieen there in progress ■1
Senator Frye favors the acquisition of
Ingersoi, married Wallton U. Brown, a
Will practise tn all courts et the state.
and his children’s children, and
even if you are temperate in youi indul­
for many centuries, in which tens of children
*
New York lawyer. Thursday. There was
the Sandwich and Samoan islands, the
Collections promptly made.
that
ho
would
henceforth
and
forever
be
­
gence,
but
it
is
at
least
condolable
if
you
thousands
of
the
followers
had
gone
1
no rsligiou* ceremony. They simply agreed
annexation of Canada, and the assertion prayerfully to death in flames prayerful- gin
I and carry out the hostilities against
in the presence of »Unease* to become fill up at home. This mistaken sense of
Green and Dried Fruits, Confectionary, Stationary and a fine
of exclusive right to the waters of Behr­ ly lighted bo other followers of Christ, this
propriety
calls
a
man
w
ho
drinks
wine
at
1
nation, and keep the same a pro­
man and wife.
GEO.
COOPER,
ing
sea.
If
.-enator
Frye
were
president
dinner a gentleman while it stigmatizes
equally sincere, were transplanted to the found
I
secret.
line of Crockeryware.
The laws of Dakota provide that any per I
we would have to do some fighting to American colonies with unabated bitter­
Tho next witness was Martin D. Wad­
»on who will provide a watering trough be-' the man wbo drinks wine in a saloon as
maintain the policy he has just outlined. ness, and with the rancor rising with the dell,
a
vulgar
creature.
But
no
manly
man
<
who for a long time was superinten­ Nexv Goods Constantlr Arriving. The Beat Quality of Gwda only Kept.
•ale the highway, shall be allowed a credit
Wishes to notify the pnblic that he is
.
feels
other
than
contempt
for
the
moral
power
to
punish
all
who
dared
to
differ
<
of the church carpentering work
of five dollar» a year on hi* road tax, and
prepared to TA KE CONTRACTS for
A Selma man went into a store last from the theocratic government which dent
!
an additional three dollars where a bucket judgment of persons who rate saloon
He
is 67 years old and joind the church
DWELLINGS, BARNS. BRIDGES. 4«..
and a cup is provided.
drinking as a sin and home drinking as week and put a lighted cigar on the edge was established. The Huguenots came at
i Tittsburg, Pa., in 1847, and came to
any where in the country between Red Blufi
of
an
aquarium.
A
goldfish
seized
it
and Portland. Having a large crew sf
smartiug under the revocation of the Utah shortly afterwards. Witness stated
The fact that “blood will tall” is proudly the habit of a gentleman. Morally speak­
good men with me all the time, I cun pjjf
and took a puff. For several days the edict of Nantes. The Puritans arrived 1
that ho had refused to take the oath to
illustrate«! by the fart that Maud 8., Jay- j ing, the only drinking that is defensible
np buildings in good shape and on chart
poor thing lay at the bottom of the tank w ith their passions edged by the persecu- . obey the priesthood in all things. As to
notice.
Eye .-see and Hanoi are bred and related to ( is that which never trenches on sober
Reference given. Address
each other. All three of those famous fiy- I thought, speech and action; and when and panted like a tired dog. Its color tions of the English church. The Bap- whether
■
—OR—
he ever saw the penalty inflict­
flee. W. COOPER,
ar* are direct dascemlant* of the great Lex- drinking docs trench on sobriety it is changed to jet black, and the owner of fists came couvinced that as persecution i ed for violating the oath, witness swore
■ ■
Yreka. Cal.
lugton and llaiubletonian.
had confirmed their faith as non-con- i that lie saw a man who had apostatized
indecent and immoral, at borne and the cigarette has sworn off for keeps.
■
■
■
formists, persecution of others by them named Green, have his throat cut from
The Red Cross Cough Cure, made by abroad. —(Oregon ¡an.
The earnings of the Southern Pacific would not convert others, hence were (
(. haa. Wright A Co., is especially adapted for
ear
to
ear.
He
gave
the
full
details
of
THE TIDE COMES IN.
Company for the first six months of the tolerant and merciful. The innocent (
deep seated colds,where there is pain in the
the crime. Several others testified eub- TÆÆY BE 2ET.A.ID ÆT
I
year resulted, it is siad, in a deficit of Quakers, non resistant, brought their ,
ehe«t, and tendency to pneumonia or pleu­
stanstantially in the same manner.
Many
citizen»
of
Portland,
if
asked
A BARGAIN FOR SOMEBODY
risy. It will stop a hacking night rough
nearly |1,500,000. Upto October, how­ thrift, their belief in one God and no
Quite a sensation was caused when
whether
there
is
any
perceptible
rise
and
immediately, bold by T. K. Bolton.
ever, the company succeeded in not on­ more, their patience and rightness of ,
The undersigned offer their farm, former-
Charles Gilmore was called to the stand.
fall of the tide here, would answer that ly in wiping out the deficit, but started
[ lr known as the Sardine creek nur«ery «
life, escaping from English jails, pillo­ He asked to be excused from testifying,
Two milk rows harnessed to a bnggy,
there ia not. There is a tide here, and
Ben Miller, two and one-hall mile* from
formed a part of an immigrant outfit that
the last quarter w ith a surplus of $20,000. ries anil stocks. The Catholics came , on the ground that if he divulged the
Finished in Style Equal to
( Gold Hill, for eale. It consists of
pa*se«i through Baker CUy the other day. at the present time, owing to the low The total earnings for the third quarter frightened by the violenco of that reac­
of land, forty of which is out in fruit, a*
Endowment house oaths his wife would !
200 bearing peach trees. W 1J$-
The old gentleman who handled the rib­ stage of the rivers, the rise nn.l fall is of the current year were <13,629,320.
ITVT "3PKMS SITATE (follows:
tion in Europe which had overwhelmed stand forfeit to the church, and while he i
( vear peach trees, 5W0 young apple tree*.
altoat
three
feet.
bons over this quaint looking team, now
them in England and Germany; and cared naught for himself, he did for bis
■ 300 young prune trees, 100o prape vines.
Steamboat men and all who work on
that he has made his trip "the plains
Russell Harrison’s home is in Mon­ later on the non-jurors of the English
Ditches and water privilege!«.
wife and family. The court thought the
aero»»,’ can settle down and go to raising or along the rivers understand all about
FRED. H. ROWE.
JOHN (?.
For further particulars anil inforiautien
tana. It went democratic at the recent church landed, the men who followed
rattle.
inquire of B. F. Miller, at the premi*««.
the tide here, which, when the Columbia election. Indianapolis is the home of the bishop who had refused to take the government was abundantly able to pro­
Gold Tlill.Or.,June 29. M ili . fbt H rs ».
The National Grange Tetron» of Hos- is in flood, amounts to nothing, but at the senior Harrison, and it went demo­ oath of allegiance to William of Orange, tect him, and he was required to testify.
txndry is in session at Sacramento. Cal., and other times varies from one to two feet. cratic the other day for the first time in as commanded by the convention of He related how lie was bathed and
anointed in going through the endow­
many of the dalegate* from the East will And when.aa at present, both the Will
fifteen years. What a pity we can’t per­ 1688. The religious kettle of Europe, in
visit Oregon on their way home. They re­ amette and the Columbia are at an unu­
suade Baby McKee or some other mem­ short, boiled over upon the New World. I ment house, and told how an old cavalry
alise that their Western trip could not he sually low atage, it rises to about three
Practical Gunsmith,
ber of the Harrcson family to take up Here the contention was renewed. The “ | i sabre was exhibited under a peculiar
complete without a visit to the great North­ feet. The men employed in the construc­
light,
so
as
to
make
a
ghastly
sight
when
- -
-
Orego
his residence in Otegon before next June. Puritans got the upper hand in Massa­
MEDFORD,
OREGON,
west, and will arrange to come this way
tion of the mouth of the Johnson street —[Ochoko Review.
chusetts and began the task of getting the oath was taken. He described the
when the association adjourn».
1 wish to announce to the public that I
We
are
now
stocked
up
and
are
prepared
to
furnish
a
full
line
of
sewer, at low wather mark on the Will­
ani ready t* take order* for any kisd *f
even with all who differed from them, oaths and penalties in detail.
The Ashland holders of mining claims on amette river, have to retire when the
run«nith work, repairing sewing «¡arhdne--.
There is said to be a good-sized kick l’ersecutinu begot in them the spirit of
filing saws, sharpening knives and ecimen
Levi 1*. Morion, Liquor Seller.
Cottonwood, near the Klamath river, are flowing t*de conies in, and return again
against
Binger
Hermann
in
his
own
persecution. They applied the Golden
etc., etc.
taring with an artesion well machine to get when it goea out, so they arc well aware
Vice
President
Morton
is
building
a
Office on Front street, in building with
county, over the division of the spoils, Rule, after a fashion, for they proceeded
down to the "blue lead,"which they hope to
I John B. Wrislev. the real estate agent. 2-4
how high it rises.
and Hon. C. C. Beekman will receive the to do unto others as others had done un­ hotel in Washington. Recently he ap­
strike within 300 or W0 feet of the surface.
On the Sid of December, the winter support of at least half of Southern Ore­ to them.
Having decided that they plied to the authorities of the District of
This blue lead is the suppos«d bed of an an­
solstice,
the
shortest
day
in
the
year,
At lowest prices. Also any special sizes cut. Cedar also furnished. Bills
cient rivez that meandered through that
gon for the nomination for governor. were the servants of the Lord they smote Columbia for a license to deal in w ine figured
on and cut to order oil short notice.
region co tong ago that even ’i.i*h"Apple- th<‘r« w»ll be a tide of the unusual height
and spirituous liquors at “The Shore­
all
others
as
his
enemies.
Then
Roger
Docs this mean Binger’s retirement and
gate has forgotten '-just where it did run." of * 9 - feet
* - 7 - inches
•
at Astoria, and if, as is
ham,
”
which
is
the
name
of
his
hotel.
Williams raised the standard of tolera­
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
—[Courier.
1 quite probable, there is a strong gale on the selection of an Eastern Oregon man tion, and Quakers, Baptists, Catholics, The New York Times is disposed to shy
for
the
congressional
nomination?
—
shore,
it
may
be
one
or
two
feet
higher,
JAMES NORRISi
members of the church of England, non­ stones at the Vice President, and asks: At Ashland
Traveling stones arc now found in Ne­
[Portland World.
jurors and all who fled before the sword, “Has it come to this: “L. P. Morton,
vada aa well as in Aaatralia. They are and owners of water craft, wharves, tide
I
of the Lord and of Gideon, which the Vice President and liquor seller?”
round and of all sizes. When they are land, etc., will be on the lookout to see
Last
year,
or
one
year,
Governor
Pen-
J. R. PMITIÏ.
A. A. BACTTOB.
ASHDAND,
OREGON.
We submit that Mr. Morton has not
put away from each other a couwle of what danger is avoided. It is likely the noyer issued his Thanksgiving proclama­ infuriated Puritans were plying like a
feet they will commence to roll toward tide will be unusually high here on that tion as an act of courtesy to the Al­ cleaver in a slaughter-house, ran off departed from the platform upon which
each other until they get togethe. This day, but not high enough to do any dam- mighty. This year he is more conven­ to Rhode Island. Lord Baltimore’s he was elected. The temperance plank
All work ordered will be made to give entire
ia caused by mineral in them that is at­
grant,
colonized
by
Catholics,
also
set
an
of
the
Republican
platform
declares
as
tional and does it to the end that public
SATTSEACTION-
tractive.
Hose burg Stage Held Up.
acknowledgment may be made to God example of toleration, which the purely follows: “The first concern of all good
Rcpairing neatly and promptly done,
Roseburg, Or., Nov. 13.—The stage for his unnumbered mercies. He also Catholic governments of Europe were government is the virtue and sobriety of
An Oregon City man with the eupho­
and at Low Bates.
not
swift
to
follow,and
to
the
two
belongs
the people and the purity of their homes.
nious title of John Smith advertiaca in running between Roseburg and Sumner, would remind the people of this com­
the
credit
of
permitting
man
in
the
New-
The Republican party cordially sympa­
the Courier after thia original fashion: Coos county, carrying the United Mates monwealth that no expression of grati­
i
“I want a wife, to weigh 200 pounds mail, was held up by a lone highway­ tude are more acceptable to heaven than World to approach his Ood in any form thizes with all wise and well-directed
GOLI) HILL,
OREGON.
more or less; age 50 or 56; some proper­ man to-day at two o’clock. He was are gifts from their abundance in aid of suited to his taste and his conscience. efforts for the promotion of temjierance
ty.” As advertising nearly always ac­ dressed in a long black gown with a the poor. The governor is always prac­ Finally, the rancor and the venom of re­ and morality.”
he tnperbig ' ned , sheiiiit of
Jackson connty, Oregon, or hi« Depu-
complishes its end he is pretty evrtain to musk over his face. The stage was aliout tical even in his religion, and is always ligious contention evaporated in the face
Highest price for marketable products of
i ty, will meet tbe Tax-payers of -aid <-oun-
of a common danger which threatened
a quarter of a mile from the summit
get the property «lesired.
trying to do good.
■ ty, for the purpose of receiving
all sects alike. Religious differences are every description paid by P. JI. Donoghue.
when the man stepped from behind a
Ta.ree fur 18Si>.
Ar«- we to have a war of towers? Sen­
more
imaginary
than
real,
and
they
Star
Bakery,
opposite
po.-<t<
flice.Ashland,
large stump, leveled a pistol at the driv­
Sunday week, in the city of Baltimore,
( On the following days in their respective
ator Hearst is reported as saying the oth­
readily cease to be the master motive of Oregon. The leading bakery of Southern
er, giving a command to hold on. The
I precincts, at their usual places of ,-oting.
er day: “When the Blythe estate prop­ hhghwayman then took the mail sacks, Maryland, commenced the celebration of men w hen their material concerns are Oregon, established five years. 8 lb loaves
and will remain in each pi
precinct from !•
the
century
growth
of
Catholicism
in
the
erty hut; lxx>n settled, so that a title can
of
premium
bread
r
25
cts.,
33
for
$1.00.
o’clock a. m. until 4 o’clock p. tn. of each
¡cut them open, poured ont the letters, United States. It consisted in the com threatened. With the Jews of the Old Cakes, pies and confectionery. Ice cream
«lav.
to-wit:
be given to the Market street property,
Willow Springs
Noveinlicr I
took all thought to be valuable, searched mencement of the trippie celebration of Testament, religion was a thing of this in soason, also sweet cider at 5 cts. per
For information regarding prices on town lots, improved city Central
I proixiee to buy it and put up a building
•*
5
romt
the stage, put the rest back and told the the hundredth anivers.irv of the appoint­ life. Divine wiath or affection were to glass. 40 cts per gallon. Furnished rooms property or lands, address as above, enclosing stamp.
Will Rock Point....................... . "
6
so high that I can aland on the dome and
driver to move on and not dare to look ment of the first American Catholic Bish­ them manifest in the flesh. Their God for * ne person, by the night 25 cts.. by the convey inquirers to their property and give them all the infor­
Foote Creek
............
throw a string to Mike DeYoung who
.
**
Woodville
back. The stage then proceeded on its op, the inauguration of the first congress smote them in His anger; He comforted week $1.50, by the month $5-00. Give me a mation concerning the country, free of charge
•tends on the tower of tho Chronicle
0
Pleasant Creek .
W m . M ills . Proprietor.
way, telegraphing to the authorities from of Catholic laymen ever held tn the them in His love. Solomon's prayer at call.
It
Flounce
Rock
................
building.
the dedication of the temple epitomizes
Lairds, the first stage station. There
Trail Creek................ ........
12
l’rof. J. S. Henry, wlio organized the
United States and the dedication of the the faith and the hope of Isreal, and it
“
IS
Meadows..........
....
Preliminary surveys Lave been com­ were no passengers aboard.
first
brass b ind in Ashland, six years
new
national
university
for
Catholics.
••
15
Table Rock.........................
implores victory in war, plenty in har­
pleted from Eugi'ne to Florence, a dis
The morning stage arrived all right,
Little Butte......................
15
ago, has located at Weston, Umatilla
The
scene
is
deeerilied
as
being
gorgeous
vest
and
peace
npon
the
homes
of
the
tanee of 50 miles and right of wav has and had aboard a large amount of money
*•
1«
Big Butte
......................
county.
••
Ifi
Chimney Rock.
been secured. Contracts will not be let which was no doubt the one he was after. in the extreme, and the crowd simply children of God—temporal tliines,solely.
••
20
Medford
iiuniense. Archbishop Ryan, in the I In this resjiect we are all Jews. A blow
Many persons are returning from various
until next season. A. C. Hovey of Eu­
Eden..........
21
The Law on Bead Guide*.
course of his address, gave the following ■ at things seen ends our persecution of travels' and different health resorts not
23
Ashland.
..Nov. 22 ar.d
gene, is president of the road and the
cured. All expense and trouble could have
25
Steamboat
MEDFORD,
OZREG-OJSr
Persons unacquainted with the public statistical facts: When Bishop Carroll (each other over things unseen. When been saved by remaining at home; having
general agent is now in New York for the
•Ji
Applegate............
it
purpose of negotiating with some of the roads of the country are greatly annoyed w as consecrated in 1790, the entire popu­ I the sulKtance we have is threatened we ■ entire rest, and using Wright’s Iron Tonic
27
Uniontown..........
I
Bitters.
Sold
bv
T.
K.
Bolton.
2M
sterlingville
overland companies for the building of by not finding guide boards erected at all lation of the United States was a little ; forget our quarrels and join to defend (
39
Jacksonville.- ..
Medford to Jacksonville.
the line from the bay to eastern connec­ i of the intersections of main roads. The 1 more than four millions. The Catholic ' onr materialsties. So when England at-!
U^. At least one-ba'f must i>c paid in cash
1
tacked
our
substance
we
quit
quarreling
maintaining
of
guide
boards
is
made
in
­
population was estimaied at 40,000.
tions.
Patronize the only wagon that connects
Tax-payers will please pay their taxes at
cumbent on the county road supervisor There is now a Catholic population of : about our shadows, and the Scotch-Irish . with every train, rain or shine, and carries
above-stated times. The law in regard to
The fancy prices southern Oregon fruit and hia failure to do so is punishable by
’ the I . 8. mail and Well«, Fargo A Co.’s ex-
their collection will be strictly enfor ed.
9,000,000; 8000 priests; 10,500 churches i Presbyterian Knox, the Puritan Adams,! 1 press. ¡Satisfaction guaranteed.
haa brought in the markets the last few
J. G. B irdbey ,
Jonx D yae . driver.
an admonitory fine. The law regulating an(j chapels, twenty-seven seminaries, the Moravian Mullenberg, the Catholic
Sheriff and Tax-Collector of Jackson county
years, has w iped out all doubts hereto- , these guide boards is as follows: Sec. L--
i
j - • _
i • ---- i Carrroll of Carrollton, the Unitarian
colleges and academicB and 8000 ; _
zx .
•
fore existing. Many land owners are; 4094. “Everv supervisor shall erect and 6oO
Jefferson, the Quaker Mifflin, the Epis-
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOB CASH AT LOWEST PRICES.
„^ish schools'
making preparations to set ont large or­ keep np at the forks of every highway'
Training and Breaking Horses
________
(
copalian
Washington,
the
Free
Thinker
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Prescriptions Carefully Prepared by Experienced Hands.
chards. It certainly will pay. Next and every crossing of public roads with-' John Wananiaker is always telling! Tom Payne, the Huguenot Jay and the
spring if the citizens want apples it now
in hia ro.xd district a guide or finger • what he is going to do. The lutest ia 1 Baptist Whipple, who raised the first
looks like they will have to ship them in.
board, containing an inscription in legi- this said on the 13th at Washington: American flag in the Thames, aligned
4 nd if they are fortunate enough to se­
ble letters directing the way and specify-. “I am not a mugwump, in any sense of with each other in the defense of civil
cure the same apples they are now ship-1
ing the distance to the next town or pub- the word, but a died-in-thc-wool republi- (liberty and to create a government dedi­
ping out, they will have choice fruit, but
cated thereto, with e.s much confidence
freight* two ways will make them a lux­ lic place situated on each road respective- Can ; and I propose to benefit the postal ' in each other as if they had always par-
ly.'
It
makes
the
writer
shudder
for
the
every
means
in
niv
power,
ury.—Courier.
road supervisors when he sees how un-. still, polities will have no effet in deter- ; taken of the same communion and
Speaking of the late second crops of lawfully negligent they are without a sin- i mining my course, but I want to say to i . prayed at the same alter. Out of their
straw tarries in this valley, the Courier gle known exception.—Statesman.
i you, democrats and republicans alike, I united efforts ¡»sued the United States, a
( secular government., recognizing no form
says: It is nothing unusual for a sej­
that then* is a necessity for a radical re- ;
A Hale Old Man.
' of religious belief, tolerating them all.
ant! crop in this valley earlier in the sea­
It ‘
Mr. .la«. WiL«on, of Allen Spring«. Ill., form in the railway mail service.
Its institutinns demand for them perpe­
son, but the second crop as late as Nov.
Proprietor.
is over Off rear* of age. «ays: “I hare j matters not to me if a man can talk all I 1 tuity, freedom of conscience, separation
10 is something out of the usual custom. who
in my time tried a great many medicines, day about cube ami square root, theo-
of Church and State, absolute secularity . Combines the juice of the Blue Figs of
While the country is not altogether to some of excellent quality; but never before
Manuta- :uier* of the Celebrated—
rums in geometry and climatic effects in in education in the common schools; 1
blame for our strawberry season being ao did I find any that would so completely do
California, so laxative, and nutritious,
The undersigned is now lead} to r< -
short a* the cultivation and irrigation. all that na* claimed for it as Chamberlain's Africa or Asia, so long as he does not therefore ttese are founded in its genius with the medicinal virtues of plants
ceive horses either wild or tame for
thoroughly
know
the
section
of
country
and established by its laws. This great known to be most beneficial to the
Strawberries do well in all parts of Ore­ Colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy. It is
breaking or training purpose*. Having
system, forming the ONLY PER­
engaged” the services of an t-xj>eri«*nred
gon, and especially Southern Oregon.and truly a wonderful medicine." For -ale by ! throu h which his postal ear is running. and impressive Catholic congress is met human
I would sooner have a postal clerk who to show the great prosperity of that an- FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
horseman wi ll known on the turf in tin#
our season is also longer than in other Chitwood Bro«.
promptly
on
the
__
East I can give satisfaction or money
knows every nook and corner in his cient church under these conditions oi
parts; etill, bv proper cultivation, the
Answer this Question.
refunded. Callon or address meat tIn­
district
than
sonic
theorist
who
could
government.
It
boasts,
with
reason,
that
season could ta prolonged.
Shiloh'» Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous
fair grounds. Central Point. Oregon.
tell about zones and geographical centers its grow th has outruu the growth of the
—AND TO —
Parent* -bould he careful that their chil­ ture for catarrh, diphtheria, ranker mouth,
With each tattle
there
-------- —
... i.« an remote from liis own country, and I shall country ittelf. This being true, its duty
dren do net contract cold- during the fall or and hearts-he.
■geniou*
Nasal
Injector
for
the
more
.«uc- recommend to congress that the civil i to the government under which it has
early w inter month«, Such cold« weaken
— SO THAT —
““
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prospered and had peace of body aud
the lung« and air-pa««ase*. making tin­ ce«»ful treatment of the eomplaint», with- service examinations be changed to this
Water Rights Notice.
i mind, is in this congress, which meets PURE BLOOD,
out extra charge. Price M cents. Sold hv j
Five Double Strands G-alvanlzed Bessemer St?el Wire
child much more likely to c-ntra-t other T. K. Bolton.
REFRESHING SLEEP,
'
____________________
under the eye of a prince of the church,
All partie« taking water out of A*blan<l
cold* during th* winter, It is this »UCCSS-
------------------- X-------------------
HEALTH and STRENGTH
.
,
Have you boil.*, pimple*, ervsipela.*, rou*h to feelingly and stronglv commend all
md Bear creeks in ditche- for irrigating
A »team wagon over in Nevada
' .
1
, , ’..
»ion of cold« that cau«es catarrh and bron-
.
,
iti 1
blotches on vour skin? Haverouanv the nations of Enropc and the world that
Naturally
follow.
Every
one
is
using
it
purpose*, who.-* right* arc -e- urtar« to
CONTINUOUS TWIST cf the WIRE.
chilis or pave* the way for consumption. trips a distance of seventeen miles, haul- Mood 1Iupur,tlrMj, vonr
tainted hy they may foil >w the examine of the
tho-e of th* under-foiled, ar»* re- pwrfollv
and all are delighted with it- Ask your
Should a cold be contracted, loo-«e r,o time, ing 54,<»J0 feet of lunitar each trip. .The anv syphilitic disorder? If *o. take Wrights ' United States; that tliev may grant lib­
r«*fue*ted to rte-i.t.n- we an in in ert <>r all
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Manu­
AND
SIZE
PICKETS.
ANY
KIND
but cure ii a* quickly at possible. A fifty steam wagon weighs twenty tons.
the water that telong- to i:« nt our l'ho< nix
(Compound \viup of >sr«aparilla. Sold by erty of conscience, religious toleration.
factured only by the
cent tattle of Chamberlain's Cough Reme­
■ separation of Church anil State, and se-
More Durable than Boards, and Stronger than 1 mill«. Our prior rights mn-l Lc re«pe«Hed.
¿^■cheaper
than
a
Rail
Fence.
I CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
P. W. Ot wm t.
An extensive assortment of lady 's and - cure the absolute sc-cularitv of education
dy will cure any cold in a few days and l Do you wish Pearly White Teeth, healthy
arb Wire Fence
Handsome LAWN FENCES to Order.
A. .1. Wn:x«.
S ax F kaxcisco , C al .
leave the respiratory organs ztrong and pnnis’pure breath? V»e Wright's Myrrh gentlemen's shoe« and boot*, direct from I in common schoois, accessible on com­ I
l'hveniX: or- Juuc'Jf'.ii Ifoi*
W ork 1! so N orth S ii > b of R. K. C bomisg , H ei . max S tbkei .
Leciriing, Kv.
Ft» Yotx, N. V.
Tooth Soap. Sold by T. K. Bolton.
1 Boston, at J. M. McCall's.
t
mon terms to rich and |»oor.
health;'. For sale by Chitwood Bro*.
Jesse <>rant, »on of General Grant, and
wife are temporarily resident» of Alameda,
California
EDDINGS & MORSE.
PUMPS, FARMING MACHINERY,
AMMUNITION, ETC., ETC.
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
E. M. MILLER.
Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables
CAOEH GOODS, CIGARS
TOBACCOS,
W.
ffliilrdor & Builder,
PICTURES of YOURSELF
FAMILY
Farm For Sale
RO AVE & MORE,
LUMBER!
R. STRAIT,
Dressed and Finishing Lumber,
Rustic, Flooring, etc.
H. JUDGE.
Harness & Saddle
Manufacturer.
SMITH & BASHOR,
Notice To Tax-Pajers.
Improved Farms. Fruit and Wild T
Lands, for Sale at Low Prices.
Agents for the Townsite of GOId Hill.
DRUGS AND HARDWARE-
Machines, Tools, Stoves and Tinware.
MILLER & STRANG
Ashland Fence Works!
E M E R Ï
Horse-men, Attention!
KIDHEY8, LIVER AND BOWELS
Cleanse the System Effectually,
N. C. BOYNTON